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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-25
MEDICAL.
WARDs EUREKA ToNICl
Wards Rheumatic Limamcni

Nov has reputation over all other remedies before
ho public, TO- the reason % haa .uIe many cases thai
have hai'ed the skin Of our most eminent physician
and pronounced ncumhe by them an. Persons suf-
fering With Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sick or Nervous
Headache, CL.ils auj l.,ar, y pAul4 AID Bilious lc-
ycra, Coughs Colds, Consumption, Rheumatism. Nou-
fugia, Pain Ia the SIDE Breast, Back, should al
ONCE procure bottle each of invaluable rttn--
t'cs aud b, restored % once a. perfect health.
EOkEkA TONIC u good for Debility from ans
cause, II has no squ'a Rs a Femso rcmedy. II aids
Digestion and parties THIS BLOOD, and prevents us.
ea-e,cleausIng the system of n Impurities which n ei
remain produce assl0w complexion aud bring on
q s'ase that makes life one OF mi-oIy. Woods Eurc.
h. Tonic De- compounded OF the purc.t Vegetable Ia
u'eIs, and pleasant 10 gake, ..ua mid in .ts action
'a the system.
Try one bouo-twil keep your Liver md stomach
nsnt, and proven; biousucss.
W.M. WARD, covugtou Ky.
= r. MHITahER.
Whoio,ai, ani RctirArent Illinois,
And fOr Dri.os...t- ,,.,..-,l. ,,,.,at a.
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Rfver IRisualclnna-

PITTsBURG, December 23.-Weath-
er clear and growing cold. Their
mometeT %. Monongahela seven
teen feet aud rising. But little OF
the rise comes from the Allegheny
and considerable ice is reported form
ing on that river. a feet Of coal
boats is expected, IL the weather per.
mits. Arrive6-St. Charles. from
Cincinnati. Departed-Abeona. Bus
ness is dull.
CINoINNATI, December 23-Noon.
The river has risen three feet, with
thirty two feet two inches in the
channel. Weather clear. Thermom-
eter 35'.
CINcINNATI, December 23.-Ar-
rived-Glasgow, Nashville; Cham
pion, Maggie Hays and Nellie Rogers,
st. Louis. Departed-Maggie Hays,
Glasgow and Nellie Rogers, Pitts.
burg. River falling, with thirty-two
feet in the channel, aud seventy feet
under the bridge. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, December 23.-Port
List-Norman. Cincinnati to Evans
Vile; MoIlie Ebert, Pittsburg to New
Orleans; Silver Moon, Cincinnati to
Memphis; 2. w. Strader, from New
Orleans River rising, with IL feet
in the canal, aud 10 feet on the falls.
Weather clear and dry. Business
fair.
CAIRO, December 23.-Port List
Fayette, Evansville packet, 9 pm:
Colorado, s.. Louis to Yicksburg, 2
an; Virginia, Louisville to New
Orleans, 4 m; Bee, Cairo 70 New
Orleans, 4 a.m.; Nightingale, Arkan-
sas River to Cincinnati; Tyrone,
Cairo TO Nashville, 4 pm; Mollie
Able. St. Louis TO New Orleans, 6 p.
m. River rose II inches. Weather
clear. Mercury go.
ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 23.-NaYigation TO
the South from here was closed to-
day for the present. Weather milder
to day, but still cold, and the river is
full of heavy floating ice. Departed:
Lady Gay, to New Orleans. River
falling rapidly, and is full Of running
ice. The weather has moderated
sOmeThat, but il still cold.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 23.-River rising,
with II feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather clear and cold. Arrived
Ella Hughes, from upper Cumber-
land; Talisman, from Cairo; Law
renee, from Cincinnati. Departed
Lawrence, for Cincinnati.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 23.-Port List
Weather clear and cool. The river
is falling. ArriYed-Sam. j. Hale,
from Cincinnati. Departed-LizzIe
Gill, last night, for New Orleans;
Armadillo, for Arkansas River; Robt.
Burns, for Cincinnati; Mary Houston,
with 1000 bales cotton, for Louis
vile; Mississippi, for St. Louis.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 23.-Arriyed-
Liberty, from Wheeling; Leonidas,
from Cincinnati. Departures-Pau.
line Carroll, Atlantic and barges and
Columbian, for st. Louis; Peytona
and 5arges and Lorena, for Cincin-
Dati.
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mic MARKETR.


ng reiegraph.I NEw EoEK. Dec %.
CoTToS-Is quiet aud steady; sales n
100 bales at zj1Sc fOT mfddung upiands.
FLoUn-Duli;J ceipts, 1900 Dbls: with
out decided cha ze with a moderate husi-
ness; sales OF 400 bbls al 81 40M4 20 for
sup arnne state aud Western 8 l09b 10 3
IS 7006 ~ for white wheat extra. Is 2l0l
IS o. for Round II sOn Ohio; $ 7096 80 or
Extra 81. Louis; 90 50Gs - for good 20 choice
do clos ng quiet. including 1900 harreis
Tow 8raoes ezra for export. kye -four
hange SCI. 20j bbis a. g. 5085 70.
sy5fI IcY-Ie,tSv. sales OF $50 bbls West
eru az gJegsi, the latter for frOu DOund.
WHEAT L. ceipfs 1878 bushels: market
le lower: sales az s4,OJO bushels atsl % fOr
No. spring; 81 % FOE WlHterfed Virginia;
81 s0lSul 50 Tor Winter red and amber
Westel IA in store aud delivered 81 80 for
amber state drltFeTcds 81 40S for white
Michigan: 81 50 FOR White Southern.
hYE- Quiet.
BARLEY-D III.
BARLEY MALT-EOminaI.
CohN-rilmer for new. and duu for old !;
sales 81 1900 bushels al 81 "a for ola mixed
Western In store and sn1at. oi497c for
new yellow southern: sl@e9hc for new
white soul ern; 81 "a FOR old aud new
mixed southern yellow.
QAr--ke eipis . 600 busbe's; market
sales Of 2l,OOJ bushels al 62I963c Ter West
ern: 6}965c for State.
RIcE-Qgiet At 7e71zc for Carolina.
sUGAR--Quieti sales or 100 hogsheads or
Cuba st lie
MoLAssES-Qulet; saiss OF 40 barrels OF
New Orleans A. 74aS0c.
HoPs-Quiet at iSg28c for American.
CILS-PetToleum quiet at l0T4i0t<c for
crude, aud 30c for rehaed. Llnseed OIL,
dull az eld92c IN casks.
SPIRITS TURPENTTSE-Qu at 4s<g4fo.
& PoRK-Heavy aud lower; sales OF 80 bBis
at t3ud<3l % for new mess: &l0a3l for old
do. S2i4 for prime; S28430 for prime
mess; also, SO Obls do, seller February and
March al SO.
BEEF-Quiel; sales OF las bbls az e5al3
FOR new piatn mes; sl0al7 for new extra
mess. 1i0lce Beef, dull. sales Of 80 tiercos
&C EGGS for prime mess; tNM30 for India
mess. Beef hams quiet; sales or 80 bbla 81
SU4S3 for new.
Gus MEATs-DaIl; sales OF IS packages
at l1gl21zc for shoulders, and lie for bafne.
MIDDLES -Duli: sales OF 20 boxes short
ribbed at l6140i6t<c.
Hoes Dressed l21<0l25<c for Western.
LARD-Heavyi salts 40 tierces ~ 16}<qi9o
for steam. and l6ZalBZo for kettle rem
dered; also, 900 tierces, January and Fao-
Iuary, seller. AT lec.
BOTrER-Q utet at 1g033c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Quiet at l6aIsc.
FIRE GHrs-IO Liverpool dull sd ipmenfH
OF 5000 bushels wheat at ~ per sail aud
ga per steam.
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liver Ne " 8.
f07 o9Ies R.uer I.-als zee 7nsra poo-

The weather last night was brightly
clear and very cold, the mercury
dropping to 24' before midnight. The
river is rising fast. The oDly addi-
tionaI arrivals ard departures up TO
midnight were tho Quiekstep, %
Cairo; Fanny Brandeis, 10 Memphis
Tarascon. to Louisville; Ida Rees, to
Cairo.
The Petrol No. 3 passed up yester-
day evening with a heavy tow, loaded
with iron Ore...........The Quiekstep
took out a magnificent trio, including
a large lot of stock for Columbus......
The Fanny Brandeis had a moderate
trip cut ........The Ida Rees went out
light.........The Emma No. 3 was
loaded down to her guards.......-
Mr.. George Ramsey. the unriValed
pastry cook of the Qaickstep, has
been engaged for several days making
elegant cakes for the boat and pres
ents from the officers of the boat TO
number of the friends aud patrons.
One of these graeed the nuptial re-
ception at tie residence Of John
Ingle, Jr., yesterday, and was greatly
admired by all present. We slwla
grand display of these cakes at the
boat store of J. Siuzich & Son yester-
day, and We certainly never saw SO
fine display of artistic skill il that
line..........Bill Hamilton, a distin-
guished engineer, formerly of this
city, now first engineer on the South
ern Minnesota Railroad transfer
packet Alexander McGregor, is 10
the city on a visit to his friends,
while navigation is suspended in the
Upper Mississippi. We never saw
him looking better. Tie McGregor
made her last trip from the terminus
of the Southern Minnesota Railroad
to the junction Of the Lacrosse,
Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad, on
the evening of the 10th of December,
and the next morning people were
crossing the river on the ice, between
those points.........The Taraseon took
large lot of freight from here last
night, including fifty or sixty bales of
coiton.".......The Robert Moore, ex-
pecied to-day, en- route TO Nashville,
deferred her departure until last
night. and will not be here till Satur-
day-..........The Indiana and Mary
Houston, due here to day, have big
loads of cotton, as has also the Ediu-
burg for this port.
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Chicago Market

B3 Telegraph CHICAGO. Dec. %.
ExCHANGE-E Eastern firm at l.l0 prernf-
uim selling, and lilo on buying.
FLOUR Low grades scarce and flrKn A.
- bZ1z05 % for spring extras.
WHEAT-Duli and heavy and 85<M4c love-
er; sales OF No. - Sc, No. z 76/M785<e:
closing quiet at 76Zc; the market this
afternoon was Irregular and heavy az 7BL
g76l<c for No.2.
C0RN-Dull and weak and sa5Hc lower;
safes 81 NO. at b8g72c; c.Osing duh at Csc
no grades 00cs This afternoon the market
was heavy a. CSC Tor No Z.
OATs--DuIl and weak and ll<c lower:
sales sale, OF No 2 % 4i1z9421<c; clOsiLg dull at
Rye Quiet at C6aG7c FOR No. 2; closing A.
6jN66c
BAELEY Nom lnal at 759S0c for No. 9
HIGHWfNEs-Quieta aud hrmer al gfMo2c
sUGAR-ll5a4l4c for common TO choice
Orleans.
Provisions Dull aud weak. Moss Pork
81 lower; sales at 9Z7 IS cash and sellerss
January, SIS 2jQ23 90 sellers' February
and March prime mess quiet aud STEADY
al s2b. sWeet Picked Hams almost nOmf.
nal a. l5Ii5l<c.
LARD &c lower; closing AZ I6sz@IG5<c
Saash, l05sc soilers' January and l7c sellers
Cur MEArs-Nominal AZ I0JS0IOJ<c for
snlted shoulders, l54l31zc for rough sldes,
i4gl456c Tor short tits, l8Dl31zc for green
HoGs-Dressed nctive and 50a75c lower:
closing weak at gl0glO 50 for choice lots.
dividing on 20 pounds; live more active
at - bO9t9 90 Tor com mon, 80 l2I<a9 40 for
ftir 70 medium, 90 75gig ~ for good 20
extra prime.
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AmusemenfM.

OPERA HOUSE. The attendance
last night was quite fair, notwitl-
standing the great crowd to hear DR..
O'Leary. Miss Katie Putnam as the
Little Detective" gained new lau-
rels, and captivated her auditors.
To.night she will take benefit, and
a splendid bill has been selected, con
sistiDg of the fairy extravaganza Of
the Invisible Prince" OF The
Island of Tranquil Delights" and
the Maid with the Milking Pal"
This Company is an excellent one,
and in burlesques, especially. they
are not easily excelled. Although
they onlg expected to play hero one
week. it has been decided to remain
a week longer. SO as to give our citi
zens a chance to zee them. Lst the
house be filled to night.
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Clnc;nnali narEei.

- IeisEraph.l OEFCIEAATi. Dec e.
FLOUR Unchanged and duII; family
WHEAT-Dan aud lower; red Winter
81 10Gl ~
CoRS-Dnll and easier With only a local
demand; new 7897fo; Old Sic.
OATs-Steady al s0g56c.
RYE--90@9jc.
BARLEY-Very duil and Icwer; Fall
81 258t 30.
CoTToH- Dull middling 2sg<c
WHIsKY-Dun and droopinR but ia
limited demand At 1895, thelaiIer rate on
short time.
TOBACCO Unchanged and quiet.
HCGs-Uusettied aud duil, aud II is dffII-
cu1 20 give quotations; g8 50 10 % 90 are
tue rates named b. Lolders; receipts $500
head.
MISS Polk Sod at s2s 90. closing nom
mai.
BULK MEATS offered at IIISc for shout.
DER; l5c for clear RIB sides, 1870 for clear,
pacKo1, with no demand.
LARD -NOmtnally lower; Kettle offered
at 7J4@H%c, and steam AZ 1870; no sales.
sREEN MEATs-Onered at Toe, lso and
1870; 10 buyers.
BUTTER-steady al 501B5c.
EGGS-38c.
CHEEsE-l71F1l6<c
oILs-No changer Lard OH Is dull and
dropping.
GRocERIEs-. Unchanged and quiet
GOLD-l2JJS buying.
MoNEY-A Market easier 1t l0Bi2 per cent.
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Dr.. O'LEARY's LAST LECTURE
Masonic Hall was completely filed
last night by one Of the most select
aud appreciative audiences that We
have ever seen within It's walls. The
subject of the Doctors farewell ad-
dress vas Marriage and Divorce.
and in addition to the excellent adj
vice that he gave. he also introduced
mary humorous points, which we're
highly enjoyed by the audience. aud
added greatly to the interest of the
subjects under discussion. Hs was
frequently applauded.
At the conclusion of his lecture. he
took occasion TO thank the people Of
our city for the very AatterinR re-
ception he had met ct their hands
during his stay in Evansville. He
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Catholic Fair,

At this Fair. just closed. thu Flor
ence Sewing Machine brought $500;
the Grover & Baker $3.50, notwith-
standing the tickets for the Grover &
Baker machine were sold at second
class prices. The celebrated Florence
took its accustomed position az The
head of The list as the best Family
Sewing Machine in the market. Call
and see this great family faUorite at
No. II South Second Street. dec23 1t
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The Other sids of The Picture.

Tbs Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine was donated to the Catholic
Fair December 6, and in two weeks
$3.50 worth OF tickets sold. The
Florence was donated in July last,
and in Eve months sold $500 worth
of tickets. / leave the people to judge
what machine should head the list, at
the rate tickets were sold, comparing
the time the machines were donated,
AS for second class prices for tickets.
that matter was IN the hands of the
ladies'. A few mere left, ct No. z
South Second Street, suitable in every
way for holiday presents. Call and
see them. DEALT
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THE FEsrIvAL.-As we had antici-
pated. a large number OF both old
and younge psople assembled IN the
parlors Of Trinity NJ. E, Church last
night, on the occasion Of the fair and
festival announced a feB days since.
Old Kriss Kingle, dressed out in al
the splendor the most active magma
ton could picture, was on hand, and
did much toward rendering the affair
q success. The attendance was even
larger than had been hoped for, and
all seemed to exert themselves for the
entertainment of the others.
These affairs are always pleasant,
and can not but be productive of good
results. We hope the day may not be
far distant when our young folks will
be called upon to assemble en- a like
occasion.
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HOLIDAY Presents Chean.

Louis Bittrolff, No. 65 Main Street,
will sell his fine and large stock OF
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry,
Solid Silver and Silver Plated Ware,
&C., at small Advance on cost. until
after the holidays. All are invited to
call aud satisfy themselves that 9his
will be readily be done Remember
the store is No. 60, sign of the Watch
and Gold Pen. de18 tdeo25
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81. HOnis aarRe..

BY 10 e9rnDb. ST. LOUIs. Dec -.
TOBACCO -scarcsiy any Offering.
COTT0N-UncbanRed
HEsfP-N othing doing.
FLOUR-Wa OF shipping facilities has
checked business, aud nothiug was doue
wort n IN ntiDntng.
WHEAT-Stehdys but scarcely any de.
mani; small sales OF No, spring az 85c
No; Fall, 81 O08l O5i No. 1 white FAN,
81 20.
Constructive. and prices favor buyers
mixed IN buiE. s0ci do. In sacks, SC; prime
20 fancy white. s8N9jc.
OAT5-Heid nrmly, but the demand "A
light: 68d57c in sacks.
RYE hOice sold at f6c.
BARLEY-NOthing doing.
WHTsKY-Duii and lower: 03JSG0ie
GEOCEHIEs-Duil and unchanged
FROvIsIONB--LOWer and demornliEsd.
Pork RellofN next week, SO COZ buyers
nrst half OF February, E29 %. Loose dry
salt shoulders, lOjzc clear RIB packed, be
clear RIB on ORDER, lsc, an outside price.
Lard, nothing doing.
HoGS-kango at 7Z695Zc; at the close the
best grade was not quoted over DC.
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European HnFner


By Cablu.l LONDON. Dan Gg.
COusois for money. 1Nf account gl<
% bonds. GA, t15z dos UI sfif Ello If1t
Illinois Central 68&t AL mutic and Great
Wegter 20.
PANS December 23 -D3uIHs nnn, Ieutes
y francs Do rentimfs
!. FRANKg0Hr, December 20 -B9nda nrm at
LIvEnpOoL, December 81. r. Colt 4u, aaIaG
for the eek 30. 900 haIe8s HuecUfnff0u aHNI
bales export 900 bn'esi EtOet 1ll 93l % igst
American 300 bHlfBs receipt 10 $50 bales 3
g melleAn a8,qJj blitsf QHanuty Rn0at
2fsO0l bales. Including Ib1000 bslfH or
Americana Tho nHf lrot Today was rfanaVt
uplandst llMd Orleans ads H4ifat l1Qu
bales. Conn., 4Osf other Nif0Hnhthff1 uu-
chnnBeq. tseruf 1855 other pr0TiHl0ua cine
enc nsed. Produce uunt6Drn.ts
L1Np0Nt ilecemhnr EE -- NFlug8 nnlFn.
leuin Il 614t e}<d. Liusaed active and un-
cha Igrd
AETwEaP, December % Petroleum CO.'S
france
BREMEv, December q r Petroleum nat
az fhalers % grOaIs.
HAMBURG, DecemberaA-p Petroleum quiet
at - marc bsuco ~ HuiIiiuFHt
PARIS Decent Der %. HourHe strong,
rentea closed az ~ francs 72 confines.
HAvRE, December 2l- Cotton uuiot3 on
the spot 49, francs; anoat l3j francs.
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MARRIED.

CARPENTER-INGL Trinity NJ
E. Church, on Thursday, December Esd, at
II n. Rev. II. Audrus officiating. JAMES NJ.
CARPENTER, of BeIoit, Wis, and LOUISE,
only daughter OF John IngIe, Jr., OF this
city.
We return thanks for q supply of deli.
ciOus cake.
[Cineinnau and Chicago papers please
copy.
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snnnhla nnrRnl.

~ TeieEraph.l MEMFHIs. Dee. rs.
CorrOS-Quiet and firm at 2fc; receipts
,205 bales: exports, 45sbaieH.
FLOUH-5teadY.
CORN 21za95c.
OATs-Heavy at 63N70s
BRAN-gZl022 90.
PORR-S32 80.
LARD -lgza10J<c.
BULK d EATs-bhouldera lac: sides lie
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MOVE Tive have noticed, for
several weeks past, a small pile of
lumber lying on Second Street, be-
tween Locust and Walnut. that should
have been moved long ego. It is in
the way of vehicles, aud has caused
some considerable annoyance TO
drivers Of vehicles.
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SooIABLE.-The nsxt regular $50
ciable " meeting Of St. Paul's Episco.
pal Church will be held at the resi-
doncs of Frank Hopkins, Esq, and
the congregation aud friends are in-
vited to attend. as special efforts will
be madc to render the occasion q
pleasant one to all. These soeiables
are greatly enjoyed By all who PARTED,
pate in them, and are becoming
unusually popul4r.
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MASONIC.

The officers elect Of Simpson Coun-
ell No. g, will be installed this Girl
day. evening, at J o'clock, and the
officers elect of Layalette Command
cry No Is, at 8 o'clock. A full attend
ance is requested. Al. CoLBURN,
dec24-1t Rec.
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Christian SERVICES IN ST. PAUL 8
CHURCH. -Christmas evening at z
o'clock. On the Nativity there will
be morning prayer. with the Holy
Communion at 103 The Rectcrs Of
st. Paul's and the Church of the Holy
Innocents will unite in this service.
The afternoon Of The great Christian
festival will be devoted to the Sunday
Schools Of So. Paul's Church and
Mission. The exercises will be of
the usual interesting charaoter-cate-
chisiDg, singing Of several Christmas
carols, short addresses, distribution
of presents. etc.
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A RARE DzLIoACY.-The most de-
icious meat. tender, juicy and rich.
we ever ate was an antelope steak,
broiled for u last night at the Res
taurant de Neumann, under Ohand-
IeP's Block.
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CHOICE WEDDING
AND ff
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

P. L. Geissler & Go. are Offering a
choice selection Of
Ladies and Geast's Watches.
Diamonds, Jesoelry, and
Stircr and &ilUer Plated Ware,
In great variety. and at prices that
will defy oil competition.
Our friends and the public gener-
ally are respectfully invited TO call
and examine our stock and prices.
2. j.. GEIssLER IL Co,
dec22 81 81 Main Street.
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CLosED.--The public schools have
closed until after the holidays, and
will reopen on Tuesday. January 4.
The pupils and teachers will no
doubt make the most Of the vacation
given them.
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BALL To NIGHT. -The first anuua
Cigar Makers Ball will be given at
the National Hall tonight, and as il
IS Christmas Eve" we anticipate q
large crowd and a proportionate
amount ofreal enjoyment. To add to
the interest of the occasion, Mr.. See.
Zig will serve a magnificent supper at
midnight, aud will include in the bill
of fare all the good things Of the
season.
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NEW FIRM.-We call attention to
the advertisement of Messrs. Blend &
Co1son. manufacturers and dealers in
cigars, tobacco, &c, who have opened
out on the corner Of Third aud Main
Street, ia CapelIe's old stand. They
have fitted up their store in the most
handsome style.
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400.

Howard had the Number-402-
that drew the eiegnnt set OF chairs at
the Catholic Fair, but that is nothing
compared with the rush of people TO
his Sewing Machine Headquarters, 10
get one Of those beautiful Florence
Sewing Machines for a Christmas
and New Years present. They are
The bsSt Remember t. place No
ii South Second Street. Gec22 81
4 GREAT may side hits are being made
al the SLASTATI n BIrrERs by a score or
Two of d .siDteFested friends, VINO are en-
deavoTiug to initiate or couU teffeit them.
I is all of no use. The people won't be
lm posed upon. PLANTATION BITTEES are
Increasing ia use ard popularity every
day. They ale IN TIE same sized bottle,
aud de just a. they were At first They
make Inc weak strong. the langUtd brill
liant and are exhaused natu e's great re-
sUorer. The recit e and in circular are
around each bottle. CIsrgymen, Mer-
chants. snd persons whose sedeutary hab.
its induce weakness. EassIIude, palpiLatiOn
OF the heart, lack of appetite, liver COM
plant, DC, will fiud Immediate aud per-
maDeut rel eff in these Bifters. But. above
all, they are recon- meBded 10 weak and
delicate females and mothers.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. deco d3t Goodwill
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NOTIONS, ETC.
Fine Stores for Rent.

RTOS. 81 AND 33 NORTH FIRST gT.
4E The foImer now occupied by Miller,
Gardner q Co, wholesale Dry Goods; and
OF the latter II. Feldman q Co, " holegaIe
Cloths, etc. Occu ? the fret EOOr, and the
balance OF this building (Which ia sepa-
rstsl has been used as q wholesale CLOTH
Ing House By s. t5umberts g. Co.
Each store Is q feet wide by 40 feet deep
four stories high, with cellars feet IN the
clear under each.
PCssession gtYeH Immediately.
To good tenants these stores will be
rented VERY LOW. Apply TO
X. e. GILBERT 4 CO.
Wholesale GTocers,
novlS II No. 81 North First Street
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FUNRRAE. NOTICE.

The funeral OF the infant child of Prof
VIM. and. Olivia Buck viii take place this
morning december 2lth). AZ ten O'Clock,
from the family e,idence, at the head of
Third Street. Friends Of the family are
Invited To ettend
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sov ForE eoId and ssoea Asra,t.

HeE E0FR told ana Bt0ck MSTat T.
By telegraph NEW YoEK. Dec. q.
MoEEY-Steady and unchanged.
STERLIEG-Firn sr at 6N4S for nrst-ciasB
bills.
GOLD Firm, opening a. l2CS<, declining
90 i2J1<, advancing 10 l2l, ana closing at
l20Is. Carrying rates b5<@7 per cent. Clear
snces ga, 900. co... Exports 5000. the sub
Treasury solo one million a. l20 ~ ly00
10 65-2yO.
GoVEREHErTs Higher and closed strong
at traction decline from the highest
liS5[; do. 'ei, Il2gli2< DO. '65, li25<; 40.
new, II45<aI14zS; do. 'o7, IllI<q5Il5; 40. 10.
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