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coun,xPubIic schools.

At called meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation for the public schools OF DaVlosoh
county. held at the courthouse yesterday
the President being absent, }. U; Grlinth
was called TO preside, and on a call oil the
roll there were representatives from all eA-
cent the fifth. seventh, ninth and twenty
second districts, as follows: b. u. lamp
tom F G. Earthman, F. Treppard, A.
Matthews. t. N. Williamson, DR.. Or1tten-
den. J. A. Soule, B. R. Mckenzie, a. =.
White. DIR. Williams, John Frizzell, w. ).
Chandler. Joseph Csstleman, = Chafl-
ton. r. ]. Williams, j. NJ. Joslln, >: Leon
ard " j Sullivan, w. P. Turner, ID. Nc
Grady. T B. Rains, J. G. Briley, b. Gray,
r F. Gleayes, ]. z. Davis, ID. ). Cotton,
VIM Scales, II. Il. Buchanan, A. d. Whar-
ton. Judge Whitworth and }. U. Grithth.
Mr.. FrizzelI, on behalf of the Executive
Committee, reported progress and asked
for farther time 10 investigate and report
as TO the payment of the old debts due TO
teachers under former Commissioners,
which was granted,
From the same committee, he reported
the following resolutions, which was DIS
cussed at some length and adopted:
Unon the question as to the amount
which should be paid by the Commls-
sioners from school districts for children
who may attend schools IN other distrleIs,
the Executive Committee is OF opinion ana
so decide:
| That when q scholar attends mgh
school, adopted as such by the Oommls-
s;oners of more than one district, there
must be paid for such scholar an amount
| eousl TO the sum to which it would be en-
titled if sent to its own district school.
| . When a child is listed or enumerated
in an adjoining district, it is to be regarded
in the same light, and entitled to the SAINT
privileges. as those to which the resld OF
scholars in such adjoining district are on
titled .
3. When scholars of one dlstrlct atten
school in another, without having pee
| enumerated or listed therein, the schoia
is entitled to only such privileges and sum
| Of money as may be mutually agreed upo
bv the Commissioners of the respecuV
districts-the law not giving the absolut
rioht thus TO go from one district I
another. but leaving this matter to al
, ranOement between the Commissioner
The committee is of opinion, however, TN
such cases should be governed by the rul
anplicable to the case OF children OF OF
district being listed or enumerated IN az
joining districts. .:..,.,
to take steps to perfect and peIpetua'e u
county system of public schools; q,
The Boald adjourned till the reeul
, meeting, the last Thursday In Decemo'
next.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

W W BERRY. CHAS. E. HILLMAN,
I0HN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL z. CARTER.
uNRANsACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE BUSl-
NESS and deals in United States Bonds and
cold. EDGAR JONES, r1 shier.
W, W. BERRY, President. Hs
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. Fepl-ly
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MARKETS BY TELEGHAFR.
rn-eior, MARKETS.

EBEcABEA rN1AA0S
LONDON, Nov. 19-Eye.-Consols 92s.
U. S. Bonds steady. o. 5. cou1pons0,6Gzs
SCI; old Cos, Sc; '67s' So5; Io- 7oS
85@S5I. Stocks-Illinois Central loo;
Western 30.
T,UrpPoo1. Nov. I9.-Ootton frmer;
sales 10 0OO bales; uplands 94d; Orleans
9sd. California white wheat 11s@l1s Sd;
spring 9st99s 6d@1Os 3d.
FRANKFORT, Nov I9.-U. S, Bonds, 92tt.
New YORK Money MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The money mar
ket somewhat irregular. At one time
there was more demand and rates were
steady at ) and 3 cent on call, but at the
close loans we're made at to 6 3 cent
with exceptions at 3 to leading Govern
| ment dealers.
IMPORTS FOR THE WEEK,
Dry goods '---''''-''"S e.
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Advertising and I.s Results.

The following comes from New York paper:
fThe changes going on in society make 1t Necessary
for business man to keep before the people IL
he expects to succeed in trade, fair statement CT
what he is doing, AID will do, il necessary for hi
self and those dealing with him He must make
this statement, and does do it IN some way II he
sells anything. People are quite apt 70 go where
their attention is called, and If they ind things as
reprcsented they viii purchase there in preference
to spending their time in seeking elsewhere. Those
whose patronage and influence are Of the greatest
value never spend too much time in looking up .
thing. They have learned tbs time is money, and
that without time in this world money is worthless.
It Is conclusive that there is merit well profit
in advertising honestly and fairly in telling people
what and how you viii do, and then doing IT, Those
who are willing to trade strictly upon principle can
circulate an advertisement throughout an entire
community, and It viii have just as much force a.
though they spoke TO each individual BY word, or
each visited their establishment and examined for
himself This advertising only amounts to the
came as telling your patron when he calls on you
how you viii sell to him It g just to all con-
cerned to advertise conscientiOusy, and those who
do it win ind advertising Of the utmost hnpor-
lance"
Terms of Advertising
Our rates for advertising, are in all cases, OSE
DOLLAR PER SQUARE OF Ten LINES (eight words 10
the Incl for each insertion cash ilUGridbly ~ Gd-
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THE WEEKLY EDITION OF THE
union and AMERICAN
Is the Paper.
GIVE 1T \ TRIAL!

To those who wish to communicate with the
thousands of intelligent and enterprising Mer-
chants, Manufacturers, Business Men, Ne
chanies and Farmers throughout Tennessee
and the South generally, the WEEKLT UNION
AND AmERICAS, with its large circulation, pre-
sents most desirable medium.
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r,rs ar Manufacturers, Prices.

If YOU want good set Of furs at manu-
facturers' prices, call at Lande Il Bro. s, q
Public Square, Manufacturers of Dress
Fnrs nov19 st
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professionally

If you want some fine chewing tobacco,
90 to- Rosenheim & Bro. s, No. Cherry
street. noVlo III
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GENERAL EkREETS.

SATURDAY, Nov. 10, 1870
Nashville Cotton Market.
CorroN-The news from over the water
today was more pacific, causing a better
feeling in the Liverpool and New York
markets, which was immediately responded
to here, and even running lots of low mid
ding brought lac, the market closing
steady. We quote as follows:
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How an Illinois Merchant Made it
Paw

The Indianola CT-) Visitor relates this incident:
'rIn 1861, young man was employed IN this pacs
as clerk in house, at the moderate sum Of four
dollars per week. In the fail Of 1862 he went into
a small business on his own hook. In 1858 he
formed a cOpartlership with his brother. When
the senior Of this firm threw his little bark on the
sea Of public trade, we suggested 10 him how 70
advertise. He took advice-follOwed il strictly
to the etter-usirg more printers ink than all the
business firms Of IndianOla combined The result
of advice, together with the honesty, integrity,
and gO-aheadativeness OF this Arm, has given them
a competency and foOthOld among the people OF
Marren that will Ell thig' IN after vearan
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Dh@ NHnH
Black AIpaCas.

John Gilgan & Co., No. 14Public Square,
have an immense stock of black silk nm
ished Alpacas which they are selling very
cheap. oclo-u'
Furs! Furs! Furs! and ShaWIs!
Very cheap, at the Trade Palace, IA Fuo-
lie Square, JOHN GILGAN q w.
movie If
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Paul L Tavel, 4S Union street, have on
hand large assortment OF Blank BOOKS
Note Papers and Stationery OF every de,
scription, at the lowest prices. Gan and
examine. noVIo l"
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T. E. winstead & Co., Cherry street OPP
posjte the Maxwell House, are in receipt OF
the finest stock of winter boots and shoes
ever offered to the Nashville public. The
stock was made to order and is guaranteed.
Both ladies and gentlemen can be suited
in anything they may desire in this line.
NOV 10 Of
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Census Returns.

We are under continued obligations TO
the Southern Express Co. for late Mem
phis papers.
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ARmsrEAp & Co., No. 80 (33 old west
side Square, are receiving full and e1-
tepsiye stock of staple and fancy groceries.
Their stock consists in part of new macke-
rel, cheese, cod fish, canned fruits and veg
etables of all kinds, English and American
pickles, mustards, sauces and catsups,
Cove oysters, Sardines, jellies, preserves,
crackers eff all varieties, teas csnVased
hams. brandies, wines, champagnes, ales,
norter. cigars, tobaccos, ETC., etc. They
are Offering their goods at the lowest cash
nrices. Persons in need of such articles
will do well by calling and examine their
stock. oo|'
The State Insurance Company insures
dwellings. stores and merchandise against
the perils of fire; also produce and mer-
cbandise in transit by ocean, river ana
rail. ooN- u
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shaker FLANNEL shirts and Draw

shaker Flannel shirts ana Draw.
ers. Red Flannel shirts and Draw
ers. scotch Wool Shirts and
Drawers, White Cashmere Shirts
and Drawers. Red Cashmere Shirts
and Drawers, All kinds of Mems
Winter Underwear at
ELY a. WHTTES1DE'S.
Al Cherry st., Sign Of Black Bear.
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,,,sv,IIc and Nashville Railroad

On and after Sunday, Nov. 20, the tram
leaving Nashville at 2:l0 P. NJ; Will stop al
IN local stations between Nashville and
Rowling Green, except Rocklsnd and Fey
tona- ,..,;o,, train will
,.oro Nashville at STOP. NJ and arrive at
GsIIotin at 5:45 P. NJ, stopping at oil local
stations. -
,7agcS;cId aud kentucky H"ilro"d.
The trains on this excellenly managed
ond in innortant road now make two conne et,
lions a% daily going to and from this city with
t IU,'3 evansville, Nashville and Henderson ISh
roe e At Guthrie City, going direct through Ss;a
80 tOoI Hontipsville. This is q great puGn no
corysnieuce. enabling persons on tnS ine
e - a;tber of the roads as far as hopklns-
% TO 70 come to Nashville, transact OT PSI,
Vile VILE see the sights, etc, and return IN .he
n nesT' no. By the 18th of December e. In, unt
fima Of road will be completed and N run =,
Inc IN order TO Henderson, when pIins - :,
i nl.e SsiIT Communication with the on nre
Messing I've, with wonderful rapidlty.
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New work. Produce Market.

Of trade in New York the Erpress, OF
Tuesday evening, says:
At the Produce Exchange, breadstuttS
have been more active during the week,
and prices have materially advanced, with
a pretty good export demand, and a MODE
vanced 1592Oc on shipping grades, while
the better kinds have not materially
changed in value. Wheat has advanced 90
per b1shel, closing firm, with a good ex-
port demand for new spring, and falr
speculative inquiry for winter red. Rye
has not been very active, but prices may
be quoted trihe higher. Corn has been
in good request for home TRACE, at a aao
previous prices. Oats have advanced 3@4c
per bushel, under strong speculative de-
mand. Barley has been little more ac-
tive in part for Philadelphia, but prices
have not materially changed. Peas nave
ruled dull and nominal.
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safety.
Southern Express Company

Get one of D. Giles & Cos "Rock City
cannon stoves.
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Does 1t Pay to Advertise ?

II Won have any doubts about it, the only
av 10 find out is to give il fair trial, ana as
certain whether il does or not
From every section Of the country come tes-
timOnials of the advantages derived from q
well regulated system of advertising. surer
or safer investment for business men cannot
well be imagined. 1t puts them before the
public in a beneficial light; "they become
known and read of al men," and reap an
abundant harvest from the seed thus sown-
There can be no doubt Of the fact; patrons de-
clare it; newspapers assert it. and experience
eOnclusively proves IL. Here are IeW cases
gathered from various sources Illustrating TINS
point:
Do YOu Believe Advertising Paysl
1 Ask HelmbOld, who takes whole page OF
| fonr or I've New York dailies and ILLS them
| with advertisements Of his BuChu. These cost
| him in the neighOOrhcOd Of q thousand dollars
| each for one day. Think Of this, merchants,
| mechanics and manufacturers, while you SIT IN
| your Offices and wonder that your more enter
/ Dris,ng neighbOrs are enlIrgiEg their business,
building palatial residences. ntfguid1ng spank
| ingiteams along our thOrOughfaTes. They make
| their money by telling the people, through our
| columns Of a newspaper, that they are IN 0usl-
| ness and would be glad to wait on them. I es
| Won bad better believe advertising pays.
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v.s,v,,,. Five stock Market.
ruE COTITON MARKETS.
selma, Ala, Nov. lie

Selma, Ala, Nov. lie
There were sales to-day OF 40 Oales'
low middlings lac. and strlct gooa olul.
nary 134@13tc. The market closed easy
with a downward tendency some sHies
were made in the early part OF the DAY al
higher prices.
baltimore, NOV. IL.
Cotton-Dull and tending DOWNWARD
middIings 15ac. sales 900 bales. Net re,
ceipts 2i5 bales; coastwise AS bales; total
300 bales; exports coastWlse lou O"i''i
stock 5, 400 bales.
Columbus, Ga, Now Ia
In our market buyers and sellers hay
been widely apart The market has DE
clined in sympathy with New YORK ant
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,zascg,eId aud Kentucky R"iIro"d.
Economy.

Cat one of D. Giles & Co.'S Crock City
mon stoves.
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Tennessee Money at Par.

The largest and most complete stock OF
custom and Eastern made boots and shoes
in the city are found at NJ. Morganstern s,
Agent, sign of the Red Boot, No. 20 North
College street. Also, on hand an extensive
stock of paper shoe boxes. All descnp.
tons of paper boxes manufactured at short
notice. at the lowest prices. nvl6 eod2w
The Rink
Is open for practice this P. NJ. from 81 to
G o'clock. oc18-tf Sun, Wed&Fh.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, so cts. Boarding and dodg-
ng, per day, 81. auSl o@Wo"
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Rosenheim & Bro, No. Cherry street,
lust received new lot of imported cigars.
novlS At
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paDer Flour Bags.

We are making to order all sizes paper
-four bags at the lowest prices. Whlteman
Bros, No. 4 Market street, Nashville,
TenH. HA'
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81 Hing Market

The Republican, OF Thursday mas inc
following: III.
receints and sales and the aggregate ship
,nents for the week ending Nov. 16, and
as compared with the two preceding
weeks:
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Nashville Broom Factory.

r.. A. Toon & Co., manufacturers OF all
kinds of brooms and brushes. Good
broom corn wanted. Also, broom corn
handled, bought and sold on commits
sion. Superior facilities for storage 81
Broad street. noVlo 5t
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See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispen
ssrv. headed Book for the Million-MAk
RAGE GUIDE-in another column 1t
should be read by sl. maya d&wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-11-20

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement is an untayorable
exhibit, but on being analysed is not so
bad as it seems on the face. The banks
now hold S13, 1876, sol reserve, about 20 {
cent required by law, against Sl3,2O6,-
382 Last week:
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CITY NOTICES.

VT. BERRY & Co.-English and French
note papers, new and beautiful styles.
nov20 1w
We have every reason to believe that
Mansfeld's Hungarian Balsam is the best
preparation fer the lungs before the pub
lie. Many of its cures are indeed wonder
fol. 1t is a pure article, and Is prepared
by the highest medical authority. No one
who has trouble with the lungs or throat
can afford to refuse it fair trial. There
is not a case that it will not do good, and
in many effect a complete cure. For sale
by all druggists. IL
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necrease in Grain.

The Chicago Tribune, Of Wednesday,
says: .tu :,
connection with local business affairs Is the
decrease in the amount of grain held IN
store here. On Monday, Oct. 81, the total
of all kinds OF grain in the warehouses OF
this city was 4, 200, 900 bushels; on NOV
Z it was 8, 900, 0G0; on Nov. IA 1t was =.
$40 3G6. Grain has been moving eastward
in moderate volume, and receipts here
have been steadily falling off. The farmers
and country grain dealers have now mar
keted enough grain to place them in mod
erately easy circumstances, and the Proba
biiity is that, in view of the favorable pros
meets for much higher prices before next
spring, very little will be marketed this
winter. The decrease in the amount OF
grain here will have tendency to make
money work easier all winter
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nashville Flour and Grain Market.

FrouR-The market was active to-day,
With shipments of 500 bbls. In sympathy
with tbe markets of the North and West,
the HIGHER grade have advanced 25c q Dbl.
We onote as follows: Superfne 50; extra
AZ 30; Xxx SIS IS; family $3.50; fancy
$3.50. -, -. A..
market. ysry stiff, but no advance estae-
Iished. We quote at 90c@Sl. 10, according
TO quality. Receipts to-day OF 4,l5O
bushels. -. g..
CopN-We quote at 50@55c, loose from
vooons with considerable inquiry. Ship
roents are made at zoe, sacked and de-
liyered in depot
Cons MEA1-We quote loose I'm
bolted at 7O@75c; bolted 10000; kiln
dried So. IS . Dbl.
OArs-We quote at 45@5Oc, buying from
wagon. coec-. put
| little offering. -.
5o@75c, according to quality.
nashville Produce Market
Faes-Were stiff today, and bought
from first hands at 25c.
| DRIED tRUI1-ndrh9b uuA' az ~
niles and SIC for quarter peaches. Sales 10
day of {, 1000 lbs half peaches at 7te. ,..,.
PEANUTs-Receipts light and but nuts
doing to-day. We quote at SOC for cnoic'
red as the ruling price.
No change in other articles.
Nashville Live stock Market
OArr1E-The receipts were only 66 hea'
4
today. We quote at 2@44c gross
Hoas-Receipts to-day of 2o4 head, bu
the sales were small at prices ranging fror
54a6. I5c gross, packers refusing to one
over &c for the best averages.
SHEEp-DulI at S2.75 ID head Recelp'
to-day os only q head.
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r.noinnntIHnp Market.

The Cincinnati Gazette of Friday says:
The market for hogs suffered further
decline to-day under liberal offerings. The
extreme range of prices was $6@6.5O
GROSS but most of the sales were made at
S6 25co6. IS for good packing weights,
closing with buyers at 5000. %, and sellers
osI;ne 1OO0l5c more. Some of the larger
hackers are still holding off for lower
prices. and the belligerent attitude Oh
Russia and England makes them more eau
tious than ever, as war between tnes0
two powers means low prices for cotton,
thus diminishing the ability OF the SCUM 70
consume provisions, while there wln De
no compromising increase in the foreign
demand.
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Grand Arrival.
nifcent Piano for th

The magnificent Piano for the drawing,
ordered through the popular house OF Jas.
A. Mcclure, Union street, is now on ex-
hibition at our store. Its value is $500.
This is the finest chance to get fine piano
ever offered. Just think, by purchasing
$50 worth of goods, which we sell cheaper
than any other dry goods house in Nash
vile, you may get this superb instru-
ment. Come, purchase soon and get the
right ticket. G. RICE q Co,
noy2O eodtf No. 62 College street.
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GOLD AND SILVER.
REVENUE STAMPS

The National Savings Company have made ar
.tsT1ps at the following low rate, discount payable
in stamps, viz:
IN IN ppurchsse-s of 500 or more. per cent. dis
On ppnrcbssers of $50 or more * per cent. dis
~ PPurch.ss-s Of 500 or more 8 per cent. dis
m nnnrchasers of 500 or more. u per cent dis
On ppnrchasers OF $500 or more a per cent. dis
n, pnrchasers of $1,000 or more. Ak per cent. dis
All orders must be accompanied by the money OF
sheck for the amount. Stamps viii be sent oy
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DOLLAR PER SQUARE OF Ten LINES (eight words to
the ne), for each insertion cash Invariably IN ad
UGnce.
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Unur AffenIinn.

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Comnany have opened an Office at No. AS
North Cherry street. The assets OF the
company are over $4,000, 900: This is
one of the Oldest and most reliable Insu-
rance Companies in the Union. Its invest
ments are securely and probably made,
and contain no committed commissions,
fancy stocks, personal securities, nor any
imaginary or unrealized assets. Dividend
PAYABLE this year 80, 100000. Its interest
alone has more than paid its losses for the
past twelve years. L. +. LESTER,
noy2O If Agent.
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cit is not dye" has been reiterated SO
often that people are scarcely disposed to
believe it. Yet careful examination OF
La Creole Hair Restorer will convince any
one that this elegant preparation is no
dye. but will restore and keep the hair IN
its natural color. 1t will not stain the
most delicate fabric. IL
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VT. BERRY i Co.-Initial papers and
envelopes, new styles noVZO l"
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CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Flour-extra spring
l. 5OG6. 90. Wheat quiet, weak and 2@24C
lower; No. spring 1.1O@110k cash; this
afternoon unsettled and fairly active al
/ .O9@1 10 cash. Corn steady and IN
moderate demand ct 64@64kc cash; this
afternoon nominally Csc cash. Oats 42e.
rive 73c. Barley $50. Highwines-otC
for iron-bound. Pork 20 5O@21.OO cash,
Hogs dull at 625@6.95; packed to date,
az. $50. Cattle fairly active at 2 S5@7 %.
Lard I25c.
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Watches, jewelry, diamonds, gold and
silver ware, &c, &C., will be sold at man
ufacturers' prices, and all articles are war
ranted as represented. Highest cash
prices will be paid for old gold and silver
j M. Sobel Il Co, Is North Cherry street,
opposite the Maxwell House. nov20 st
To get your moneys worth, go and buy
Of FARMLAND, Lewis & Co, dry goods
house, IS and 81 Union Street, list and I'd
doors from College street. noy2o 6t