ANOTHER SIGN.
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AT sale of tavern fixtures, held last week


at the auction mart of R. w. Dyer Il Co., a
bar elegantly made, which originally cost
tacenty-two dollars, was offered for sale, and
knocked off at one dollar--there being no
person present willing to engage in erecting
another altar to Bacchus. The fixtures at this
sale were the property Of a tavern-keeper, and
sold to pay his just debts, the want Of patron
age having prevented him doing SO in his busi-
ness Thus they go-it's all Sauage's doings.