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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Nominal for "spot'' and Lower
for "Future"; Receipts at tho Ports,
2,l07 Bales-FlOur Dull and Lower
Wheat Steady-Corn and Oats Easy
Groceries Quiet-PrOvisions Quiet and
Stcndy-PetrOleu m Activc-Naval stores
Firmer-Whislcy Steady.
THURSDAY, June 19-6P. NJ.
The trade movement wal still slow and values
were fiuctuatlng, and, to a great extent nominal.
Cotton remained dull and nominal. Flour was
dull decidedly lower and almost nominal. Wheat
was In fair demand, and fair business was con-
summated at steady prices. The business was
almost entirely for export, though immediate ship
ments were retarded by the extreme frmness OF
freights Corn was dull but without de-
cided change. The receipts were all out
Of condition, and the sales consequently
at low figures. Oats were dull but unchanged There
movement In provisions and pork remained dull
and almost nominal. Lard quiet Frcights were
Arm. Groceries remained quiet, with prices ruling
steady Petroleum active and easier Naval stores
were quiet, but firmcr. Whiskey steady.
'CoTroN.-Thc market for spot cotton feeble but
quotably lower Future deliveries fairly active
but lower rates. the market closing with continued
downward tendency at decline of ol6c. &c for the
carly and Nc. the remote months We sum up as
follOwS:-
TS,dn YneS 1yolUy
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FINANCIAL.

I WILL BUY AT ish. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
three shares Of the Ulster Coal and Iron Company
stock. Address, for two days INVESTOR, Herald once
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7 HAVE MONEY FOR GOOD SECOND MORTGAGES
run, ut fair rates h. I. GRANT. h3 Exchange place.
i NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Proposals for 81, OOb0O0
First Mortgage Bonds.


First Mortgage Bonds
TRkAsURER's OFFICE,
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
NEW YORK, June II, 1873
Proposals. sealed and properly endorsed, will be
ceived at this ONCE till Wednesday the I'd day
OF July next for two millions of dollars 2 0O0O In the
hrst mortgagc bonds OF this c0npany
lst OF January LIST OF July the principal being
1908 The mortgage by which they secured Is first
lien up The entire railroad property and franchises Of
The whole to exceed $50 900 at seven per
cent and e. 90 700 sterling at six per The latter
have been placed in London a price yielding upwards
OF S0 m currency Tree Of al for each 500 IN
provide tor the present outstanding bonded Debt OF the
Company The amount offered TO the public Is n
part OF the remainder, and will be issued In Coupon
Bonds OF 900 each in Registered Bonds with
est and principal payable TO Order and transferable
the books OF the Company OF 5000 and $40 900 each at
ginning on the LIST day of July next
Proposals must be tor price .fat" the accrued
interest with the Bond without specific addition TO
the price and may be for the whole part
not less than $4,000 Each proposal should state the kind
and denomination OF Bonds wanted, and tor Registered
Bonds the in which they TO be issued should be
accurately gven and each must be accompanied by
per cent the amount Of the Bonds proposed TO be
takcnsuch sum 10 be applied towards payment in
Of acceptance Of proposal and to be returned in case Of
non acceptance.
The Bonds proposals accepted will be ready for de-
livery THURSDAY the 10 th day Of July next at this
Office, nc which time and place the balance due must DO
paid
The Company the right to reject all proposals.
offered.
G. G. CLARKE. Treasurer.
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Wheat in lair demand steady prices The sales
sts ss1ss % Sa sRas
ISr e ss sqse GnGs as
not sss
CSC for do yellow and CSC normally for white old held
Tie sales were 500 bushels &c saSc. for ehoicc
9r &C. ssss ssa rye aRs s
'ia sa ewms
remained quiet but the market was strong There was
sa The ssae
s2H ' s ps'sl' SsS
bushels s ou nnd q SsS Sa 81 tsSasso
a. s sy ssoy S ~ Of az "
cas-, coast Ireland, isS Quarters q Grain q Scr
sdS As sls 4 Sd g
3D. 1sn sTe on nen Svo,s 70 tef,s
schooner now , at ,u Boston rest hence to Cork
az a. Sn's ps
bels refined petroleum e Ga British bark from Phil
naphtha at s. American bark he 70 Havre Bor
Ssnes ha # S4 s a
T. RTs sse cs Xxi snos 70 Sss
@ Ss wS n
with privilege Of cronstadt LOO ISs refined petro
continental port excluding Dutch 500 Dbls. Of refined
petroleum reported at d. 3D. British bark hence TO
Buenos Ayres. $1,000 feet of lumber private terms;
British bark. 3y tons, due at sydney, with coal to
Montreal and thence 10 the River Plate with lumber at
S27 and primages
MoLAssEs-The market remained quiet for all descrip.
tons Transactions pending but not closed TO
late hour The stock this date comprises 660 hhda Of
Cuba s8 do Of Porto Rico 951 do Of English Islands and
centrifugal and mixed lsc nc do clayed, DC sic
do. muscovado, refining Sc q SIC. do. do, grocery,
ac 45c Porto RICO, 3Sc 6oc EnYlish Islands 2oc
NAVAL sroass-for spirits OF turpsntine the market
quiet but rmer, closing al Acc. We heard Of sales
al 20 bbls 81 &c.. bblS ~ Ac- and wv bbla last cven
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The Steamship Thur1ng1a, which sailed IOr Europe
to-day. took out STA, 900 in silver bars.
RAILROAD BONDS.

These showed no marked depreciation, prices
being generally equal TO those indicated in recent
quotations, except in the Use OF Union Pacific
incomes, which sold at COX so /; land grants sold
at H. and Central Pacifcs at 103-all OF these lines
feeling somewhat OF the influence of morning
publication. to the effect that 1.-THE Union Pacific
Railroad Company does not succeed in obtaining
patents for the remainder of its lands located but
not yet patented" A long rgmarole follows the
statement, but from the peculiar source from
which 1t emanates 1t may be regarded as 'roor-
back" designed chiefly to produce sensational
efYects. New York Central of 1876 sold at 102k,
Hannibal and st. Joseph convertible, at So1S Great
western, first mortgage, at 97 Cleveland and Pitts
burg seconds at 1o2; Toledo, Peoria and warsaw,
swestern division, at 90; Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Minnesota at ssz. The following are the bids
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY

There were eighteen bids for the 100000 Of
government gold advertised to be sold to-day,
amounting, in the aggregate, to $4,2lo,0Oo. The
prices ranged from 1925 to 115ss1. The rumored
resignation OF Secretary Richardson is pronounced
to be false. The receipts from internal revenue
to-day were $4,000 The receipts from customs
: at New York were $244,00o. The Assistant Treas
urer to-day paid out $4,000 on account OF in.
terest and $4,000 in redemption of fve-twenty
bonds. .SrE
The Treasury balances In Washington at the
close OF business to-day were follows:r
Currency. Observation-Disclosures. 81, 00O, 900
Coin. u.s. 500 900
Certificates 100000
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THE DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY MORNING. DEcEtDER 1873

Two ll''le boyswho wercplaymgt too
near a hlrfes heels near ticla scusrr
uopN Of The Pacific road ycstpaty
AFTERNOON, suddenly found lhcmsek,.
ACTIVELY gymilng backward, from, lho
animal aud found out the enusn OF 4
a''er gelllng up by seeing the animal
Just settling his fcol on thogrouud from
TIE experiment Those little boys viii
Jake u great dcd " pains going to their
christmas tree hsmornmg, aud some.
BODY may have to empty their stock
lngA for them.
A. hFlIlENp a co,ihyc the nno,t Apple
Peach, ana French nandips, Janaleg Rum
ANA pure Kentucky Boarbons, all toe tLe
holi ays, g,pdNl
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i'arl0r saloon.

one OF the sensational, scare-head,
Modoc, Will Bill, and means-buslness
advertisement h that Of Mr., 4, q.
Miller, which appears In our columns
to-day, Mr. Miller challenges tic
State to show better whiskey, wines,
olcs, Sc, &c,, than can be found at hi,
bar, and knowing Mr., MIllers thor
ough acquaintance, united with year,
of experience In the business, We en-
dorse all he says, aud take pleasure In
soliciting for him the biggest Kind Of u
patronage.
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In purchasing the business OF MessM' Cos
lin 4 Goa | beg 10 assure the many friends
and patrons OF the house and the public gen
erally, that the busincss will be be conducted
in the same liberal manner az heretofore.
The stock of goods nre 10 he kept equally as
complete In every department, and by stlct
attention TO business and the demands oi
the trade, TO merit continuance of the pat
ronage so literally bestowed on my pre-
decessors. Asamrther guarantee to the pub
lie, have secured the services Of Mosss,r Cos
lin Il co.'s old statesmen, MtSsrs, Kcelon and
Marshall, who will be found Ms usual In
their places, and will always be please TO
see their friends and customers of the late
firm.
og7J,f Il, VILE,
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A. the Holidays Approve"
every one is anxious 10 D"'
,ne,r friends u suitable present
Mr. ]. w. webb, Matchmaker
and Optician, Main street, OPP
posi,c Fields Thea'er' has a q
large and fine assortment ?,
watches, Jewelry. silver an"
silyer.plaied Ware. Also spec
,,cIes and Eye Glasses IN so'u'
silver and steel eases. Iia' ,s
imported the Lenses :. " 10 she
no warrants them TO DC a"e
best Article Of Pebble u .aa =
Mr.. webb hns had twenty
experience In the busihe's'
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Married.

JoNES-MAY-At the Methodist Episco-
nal church, in this city on yesterday, pece'h-
hor o. by the Rev. W. II. Scales, Captain
Benianlil +. Jones and Miss Eliza j. May
;Iwith the above notice came to oursane'uhl
a oood sharo of the wedding cake, MS klnn
remembrance from our happy friends Wno
have thus joined their lives loge thsr' VIZ
tender them our warmest congratulations on
the happy event, and wish them a long lie
and a happy one.
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Wall paper, wall paper. Wall
paper. Immense stOcis ~ every
grade aui siyie-hirSNn sSuii's,
white grounds. DnInaslAs, Una
bOSScd. Frcsc0ed. Satin nnti
GiIi. No charge tOr trimming.
a line STOCK 0f windOW shades
wifi be on hand ln y few days.
PBEhaC& s. LYLE.
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To the Children.

Little ones, want one hundred Of you TO
meet me at my house, corner Of Lamar ana
Commerce, streets on Christmas morning
We will have young folks party, u Christ
mas tree. and o merry, good time.
A Christmas cntcrtalnmentisano old custom
of mine, for twenty years. wish most en-
pscially the little folks 10 spend the mex
christmas with me. We Will meet at
o'clock In the morning. Your old friend
a59dtdwit ~ "oS"''
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Tie calico Hall.

Agreeable TO previous notice the
Calico Ball took place at Fields Hall,
ON Thursday evening The attendance
was unusually large, anda the paflic-
ipants enjoyed themselves to the ut
most. The receipts, which are to he
annlied to the construction Of a High
School in this city, amounted to over
two hundred dollars OF the young
gentlemen present the handsomest one
was -, but he is too modest to per-
NIT his name to be thus employed
The handsomest of the "oId boys vas
Colonel Dent, the Superintendent OF
tine street Railroad, and we give his
name because he Is old enough and
clever enough to stand it, The ladies
being all so charming in personal APP
nonrance and manners, leaves lis no
room to individualize.
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ltany pno doubts lhs success Of lho move
iuauguralri, last week, at WheaiS dry goodl
hloIr, ola "rducuon ON e,ery article In a.,
house, he has but To visit that locality Aid
he VIII b. convinced that It IA lndeud d
reality,
Mr. Wheat Informs IS that nic sale win N
runllnuod unIll january ~, and tbusr In
search OF presents lur tho holidays viii mad
an usually lruc display NJ substantial goods
adapted luI the purpose, .bpdtL
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~ q, | SAY! what did you get in your
stocking
Where is the "fel who'll bet us
this amt Christmas.
HEARTS full of joy this morning,
and stomachs full of cramps tonight.
WE suppose every body is for stocking
things this morning.
Hill, SHIELDS & Co., have ten Mil
burn wagons, new and In order, FOR
sale ut bargain. See advertisement.
A MERRY Christmas to every
mothers son of you, even If it costs
twenty-five cents'a drink.
WE HUNG up our stocking by
the chimney with care, and If some
body didn't steal it, liar we are.
THE bruiser's Christmas gift to
another bruiser--puttinga new head
oh him.
THE inequalities in the surface OF
EN- street, between Lamar and Syca-
more, were surfaced up yesterday by
the street graders.
THE editorial fraternity of the State
of Texas will accept the local Editors
compliments of the season, ana In OK
change send us quarter piece.
LADIES in want of kid gloves, should
read the advertisement of Messrs. Hlii'
Shields & Co., and then 20 to 'heii
store and buy n pair.
SCENE two Dallas darkiss: "Pomp
sposin you wa gum to die DIS oay'
what would you ask de Lord"' Pomp
cpd jist ask de Lord to wait Till ChrlS'
mas wa oberW
YESTERDAY was devoted entirely u
completing preparations for to-day
Busy feet were hurrylng here and there
and a few dropped in q saloon OF two'
to keep out of the cold-or some Sucn
reason.
PROFESSOR L. A. Hagan, artist, VIII
remain in the city ten days longer
Any person wanting any of his oeau'l
full Crayon portraits, which have oee'
so much admired by our citizehs
would do well to call on him at once
The best brands Of WHISKY, Mine ~"
Cigars can be had at A. VI. FRIEND 80, 1o'
for the holidays.
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M beea connected with she
hrSrs, honses la the couniry.
ia every patriot his business
u thoroughly competent, mud
All his I0ods ~ warranted a. rep
resented. Engraving donc free.
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mia s,dnevs arc the great climinator' OF
NJ, ino nm natter from the people. In almost
every ailment the urine %ii. W r'' parEers
or less altered in It's eharNu ,' ,nv,gora.
Compound Fluid Extract bneu D. by , ,mv
,,nu these organs, enables them to lno'o" asr,.
u, I separate the diseased matters anu S S Sr
a 90 ont Of the body. For sale by all p'"s
-. avarvwhpre.
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NH. q. w. BECNETI

IL our authorized agent for this city, with
power TO make collections and solicit advor-
tlsamonts and subscriptions for this paper
All contracts made by him win bo rocog.
hiaod by this office,
j. W, SWINDELLS 4 CO.,
Proprietors Herald.
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lAnlis wishing 10 Learn The Au uf lule-
graphlng' amt procure pleasant aud pnhla'
bio employm. az, shuuld attend lhs pallaa
Telegraph Institute A lailrs class has bscn
oBanierl, for the day and evening with
every comfort and convenience.
2ll,diw, IN A. uANYE. B.,rrtary.
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M,ssrs. Durham, Howell & Co.. OF shreve-
MOTT, are agents of the Arizona Mills III ol",,
borne Parish, La, and are prepared 10 se'l
Colt n Yarns and osnaburgs vt figures ies'
than New Orleans prices, l|'ou-"
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Those desiring To enter the night Telegraph
class, would do wen lo report Immediately
to thenecvelary OF vic institute, uN onlS
limited mnbu oi 8tdllcuts VIII be received
For terms and particulars address
III, 7, BASNE, sucr any,
2j7det DALLAS Telegraph institute,
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FrankIin \ penn are now
opening their extensive ana
varied stock 0f Holiday Goods,
which they Onicr ~ wholesale
or Retail. they are receiving
u large snppiy oG new and cie-
giant patterns OG wnii paper.
a,.It
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AND while we ring the silver bells OF
low to-day, let us remember that there
are some hands who do not touch 'n'
cord, some lips who cannot JOIN III WV
sweet jubilition, but from whose near :.
like the cry of the lost when no Que y
near. comes the saddened plaint ho
Christmas for me !" ne
MR.. JAMES BURKE Will 10 hi'iise,'
no incomplete honor by spending ms
Christmas in this city, and as the la''n,
full and able representative OF the grea'
book house Of f. H. Cushing, OF hous'
ton, he has placed on our tsole q cav,
alogue of the never failing La''u'esa
Garden Seeds, which may be purchased
at Wholesale of his house.
MIR. II. M. Curtis, formerly con-
nected with the extensive liquor nous p,
of A. NJ. Friend & Co., has tra"''ei .,..
his clerical abilities to the pop" ~
house of Messrs. L. b. Bryan ~ w,
Mr.. Curtis is a young gentleman =,
business tact and energy, ana nu'"
host of friends in the city.
pnor. Gr,. A. CAbHouNE, late OF
Jefferson, and a graduate of Ham p Ell,
Sidney College, Va, has arrived III ,ps ~,
city. and will lie connected WIN
Aldehof in the management ~ odd
as College, and he will no ooOO'' ,a Wv"
greatly in. the CONTINUED = Su scar,
of this institution. Prof Z. y ss" IN.
ally acknowledged to be an , aU,e
.tructor and scholar Of br'''''"'
attachments. VITA.
II you want some nne " ss ar New
Arandies or Cigars for Christmas .,n a = co.
Nssr's, seii on godsi
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a limited number OF students viii bo IN
atucIcd In telepnphy Ia the night class at
the Dallas Telegraph Institute, Those dc-
Nrous oi learning profitable profession
without interfering win tlirir daily busi-
ness, will probably never meot with better
opportunity.
I'D. r. BAslE, Secretary,
st1dlw DALLAS Telegraph Institute,
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IiUTCIIINS.
Town Lots tor Sale.

Twelve lots lone block), on the principal
business street Of thetown Of llutchins, on
The Central Railroad, In Dallas county, for
sale At low prices. Apply to
JOHN W,sWINDELLs,
ylOdlf Herald ONCE
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Nearly all ladies are in daily u.s. OF some
Artificial paint for their cheeks. Now icy W.
tell YOU a secret. If you Will use Ehgllst
Female Filters il will paint your pnle ihee
yn,r features and health and buoyancy 't
vnnr whole systenl.
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Tho Dressing Of the Stale M he NJ
Re. House.


By invitation of Messers, Hamm X
Polser, the very successful and elegant
butchers of the CITY Market we
dropped up to the market to see
what manner of recognition they
had given the holidays in the way OF
decorating their stalls. Nothing that
we have ever seen in the largest cities
of the United States equaled, by half,
the absolute magnllicence and finish
ed taste displayed In the adornment
of the stalls. The market was
crowded with admiring and indeed,
wondering spectators, and, we THINK
we express the universal opinion OF
our citizens who were present ycster-
day. that the committee who were APP
pointed by the City Council to award
the premium of $50 to the best dressed
stall, that, instead of awarding that
amount to any one butcher, that all
should have an equal amount.
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&7iet
card.

We have this day sold oar entire stock Of
merchandise and open accounts 10 Mr. T.
Vile, who viii contiuu0tho business Ia the
same building occupied by uS, Hoping that
he will receive the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended Us, we rcmain,
Respectable
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o,..., Kid Gloves, hid Gio'es'

wo ore selling at private sale the pes'
makes of kid gloves at one dol," . pei ,a~cy
Also fine jewelry, French corse,s' W." '''''
80 a, less than half New York coe.,
so0u' ." HILL, SHIELDS & co.
Commission Merchants
% Elm street.
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offer the finest silks, velvets. fancy Dry
Goods and Millinery
Low COST, FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
+. HoLpoRf, Agent,
aiSlqw ON Lamar ST., bel. Main aud Elm
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NOTICE.
Mr.. w. II. hpnrIle,

of Shreveport, Is our authorized agent for
that city, TO whom parties desiring to ndyer.
sisS IN or subscribe for 'rnE HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Tho well known property known as the
Crntchneid House."
IN the city OF Dallas, ~ offered AT prlyal,
sale. For terms, Inquire of
GEO w. BAYLOR, or
JAs.o, CRUTCHFlRLp.
Dallas, Nov. %, 1873. nlaItr
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For Sale.

Two good residences In this city. lmme
diate possession given.
,5o-dtf STEAGAI,I \ co.
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pro,t,s ,Ast,al on,

King has always on hand the best OF wines
aud lnuors TO shit his customers. u'dam
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NOTICE.

No accounts against em-
ployes in the Herald Office
will be allowed in settle
ments with the Office unless
an order FROM the proprie-
tors is given.
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Don't forget to call on A. NJ. FRIENDS CO.
for your Liquors and Cigars for 'he holidays
27Odsd
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franklin & Penn are receiving new goods
-.,ary Jav
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


I hereby announce myself as a candidate
solicitstion Of frisnds or eondemna'ioh q
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Fendicy has II half barrel Of
Egg NOgg. for his friends, This
morning.
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HEIMrERiALMNCH orTuEDAY
Friends sumpiuous COLLATION..

At halfpast ten O'clock to-day, at the
elegant sample room of Messrs, a. NJ,
Friend ~ Co., on Austin street, u Christ
mas cloth will be spread which viii
surpass any temptation ever SET before
Dallas palate, The bill Of fare viii
consist Of turkey, duck, qu0ils, prairie
chickens, oyster soup ham aud u dozen
othe dishes. The courteous and ponu-
lar Frank White extends u merry
Christmas to the friends Of the house,
and invites them up to take IL.
Remember a. NJ. FRIEND n co. has Tie
finest Liquors aud Cigars, In the city, for the
holidays. S'Vdou
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Egg Nogg at Fendicy's this
morning.
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Every one should visit Fen''
ley.s Egg Nogg party this morn
Ing,
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Nons EtMrJT

A cigar s,nnd. For further particulars
Is. q. MILLER,
ignrmerly of tho 0rn OF Frndlpy & Mlller.
27ldim.
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