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EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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Pli I LADELl'Sl i A, SATUUD.VY, DKCKMlUill .ID, 1S(4
IIMIICM TJIIIKK CENTS.
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GEN. DANA'S EZIPT-IITION.
1TJ COMPLETE ACCESS.
Destruction
XL.-.::
Centr U
Ticuni No, ? cem'"T4, Ti.i Ci o, IVrcnv.iir
9 MniorOcm ral I). D m i, by n "icrpssful ox
rVdltlon from Vltkubtir?, d Mr iyt 1 the M i i -i'FI'i
Central liuilroad tor tliir;y mii ah vo tha
Dig lilnck irosslng, including tin' King bn.lg : ut
that pltlCU.
Tin: er cniy was found In f .rce, but tho work
was Ihon uglily d !;. , Our trmps re irncl t
Vlckfburg with a lossof 5 kilb d n-vlll wounded
and mis-leg.
Twi i.ty flve hundred hales of Oi f.nl r:!" ot
tun, ami About Jv'no.nito wrrth f oth t puM;e
property was de-tioycd.
Tin' Niiou-Ntoi m.
Nrw YonK, Dcccnnl or 10. A ho ivy norhevi
gf.lc and uow-ktortu has prevailed . ice 2 o'olj 'k
this morning. There. Is about tvi i.ich .s of snow
CD Broadway.
rKOvinrxcF, Percmbcr V3. TLj gunboit
Crneral Grant ami the steam ehlp (b'lw, on t
rial trip from lloston to New otk, put inta
Newport last night.
A heavy snow-storm common jd hero this
morning.
ronnA!D, December 10. A ij.ieksujtv-stainii
prevailed hi ii'. Tim wind is no. tin iij.'and bloiv
irg heavily.
TtiP U n rli of lliMiii:i-r "('"-.Kin mini."
Caiko, Dccembir 0. In cons'ncnrj of the
Hidden rise in tbi river, tho work oa tlu f'.Oum :r
Conthuntnl, bcfjro reiwrtcd sunk, hnj be;n
abundoned. She wl'l be a to'ul los
Noil rrlVHl of the "riiJinil."
Halifax, Uueoinlier 10,1) o'clo, t A. M. Up
to this hour there arc no signs of iho stealer
Canada, now dne with advices to the 'i;th uh.
.Sherman's Expedition.
(V1ARCHINC COASTYVlSr III
EARNEST.
Tho Army Reported Beyond
Millen December 3.
IT SKIHMISHES WITH THS
SAVANNAH OUTPOST3
DECEMBiSIi C.
SHERMAN TO REACH THE COAT
DECEMBER 9.
General Fostcr'3 Colunn In
Statu Quo.
Tim VAIN B0I1T HOITII OP Hll.t.: S ON DKC. 2.
Pretn tfirr Autjutta V'lTittitutionnU.tt, A'.v,uVf3.
Jnvt as we are (to'nir to pre'.') r. j urn In'ormed
tkat enemy's umin tody bus rv sod M:lxn, en
rei.(e for the co .Ht or detruution.
1'ARncni.Ans or the iutti.i: tN which Kil-
l'ATHll K WAS Wot'NIlllD,
Vofl the titrttmoriil l.O'rt'7i, ttrrrttci' 7.
Otlicial dcKpatebea received from Ooorela pivo
the particulur of a liht l i tweon Whoclor's
Cavalry and tho enemy, which took plaee last
(-mnrijay, lleeember ii, in tho niiihbjrhood of
Wavntilioro, between Millen and Au:;usta, and
about twenty miles north of tho f irmer pUca.
Wheeleriittaeked KilpHtriek'i t'.iruiry on Satur
day evening, and drove them bauk upon their in
lantrr, and about midnight made un atuek up m
ti c Yankee infantry. The next mornlntf, Kil
palriek, Willi bis cavalry and tint I tlh Corps of
Yankee infantry, attacked Whe.:ler, who had
thrown up breablworks, but wesru repulsed wiih
heavy iohs.
K iljiatrlek was reported to h nve bcon wontldcd.
Wheeler was KDbM;rUuuly, h otn .or, obliged to
fall buck, tho enemy ueiii.n vei , s ipeiior in nuui
bcrii and tint ateniiiit to ihinU hi u. Tho enemy
then turned about and proet oded in the direction
ot Millen.
General Wheeler, since the i.-tf 'njf nn'of Sher
man's expedition, has ditplaw.l dij'.iUKUiahed
ability and callnntry. lie l a ti,. vo and a.'eorn
plisbed i. Ilicer, fully up to h iiio 'esHioii iu every
t nrsnit, except in the mutter f raids, iu tho eon
duct of which it iniu.t be a Ituit e.t he has not been
Try suectfBlul. During thin camp 'Kiihehrishung
upon Bhcimuu's uur, cut ihj; ml' s'.raKiers, and
hoveled ou bib flanks, dtivinw hi iotuKiiitf parties,
vi bile one portion of liii com iu 1 preceded the
.ueuiy, destroying bri Ik. s and i'eiries, and ob
st uctlnp mails. In uddi'inu to ah this, be has
three i r four times b"at,n siicriir forces of the
enemy's eavalrv in bntt!e. He an l his men h ive
been coi ttantly In the i-addlr f it now nearly a
month.
iim nr. tin I. iki.son camp ai kii.i.k.n.
"ioii the Avtjufttt C'n!tiiAitttt-fi.l. lh--mbisr',
Uy reference to the m n) we find it Is by an air
lire', fitty scven miks f.otn Sivannah, one hun
drrd anil twenty from Chsile' ton, and ninoty
acven from Durieu, at whl -U place It is now
thought he is aiming.
thernian left At anta on the. l'.'thof November,
and reaching Millen on the 21 of Doceui'wr,
he has travelled one hundred and i lxty-Hvo miles
In twenty days, an average of eigiit miles per day.
Traveling at the same rat" he would reach Sa
vsnnah ou the 'Jth Inst , or, If he ;;oes to D irieu,
may be expected there about the l.ith, provided
he meets wi.h uo duiuys by the way.
A 11 ALT NKAB MILIKN TO VIll'.l'ABa rOK TUB
MA.HUH ON BAVANNAII.
from Ik4 Augutta Comtituttoiuui't, Ihcmbtrt,
-a fihfrnjun. from all roliaUc sources, scemt to
ive hulttd recently iu order to griad corn. As
a tends towards the barren comities of the
inth, it becomes necessary to make the proper
rovislon. H's foraging parties are constantly
Iriven in by our cavalry, aud compelled to hug
4ie main body. Uii forage in reported to be
short.
of
WII1.UIK KXI'I AIS'M HV tl!-(M IN H MRS) 111!
Mir st'ltlint.i.ii.
Front the llt ( tl'.t: ri..'tti.''. tlei e nb.-r ll.
Ocneial In i lor wives lh.it lie linn whipped
Kllpa ri' k Ilium .I'hotif, d..uhlii: h.in up upon liie
Ulnin hi i y. lie I h ii. ir taken a great many nn
sourrs, lirnih.. the i i,k' es fc im;: t'fit they
let rvtd (!i itt'i, l"i e icfti-ed to snrroa.ler.
A vt ry eini.Mtii r thie ntioi'.'r haie peHiitVionfi'.
lrnei I'luirniioni in Uie loimiks of ll irko nud
.letliifon.
Tlie tniiin todv of Shi rin m'i army hud nor
btiiig" d .it 1 -tile im1 m. h i n.'inv i-i repr'
h nit tl h l i r M'lite .im p 1 Mid e-n i irr sv.i :ii
his li re.l;o.'i 111 lid' .-'il r (,l I m'.it 'i i.
0 A I 1 ANT r-'Mlll Ml' llfHI:l. Mll,t'M 111 N 1;-
iiai. at mi: ruii.i: oi liiiiu.ii tiviLl.r..
ri ft '.' , i i: . .1 1 ' . 1 t'tl' ft .ft.; i.K, Fr- ''ri pr 'i.
fiei.enil i il r on, of : I Hrjule. Oiriu
M ilni:i, was ivonni'e.l at. tlie h.ittle of (I riswi .Ul
iile. Ills 1 riK le MiC.I'i-'d he::vv Ioi. -Hid Willi '
he a fed pallmitly. It h '. h ir-ed tin' hn a 'to. I
ra lily in 'turuiptiu to fltonn lireiisiwor''. o.er
iin i.pen lieiil, null u morals iii'-i venl jt:, wilbou!
a re.isni.alile pnwpi'il "I result-.
Al'O I H TA llKUVmitll 1 Ho 14 I TM DCAIID.
P'omlftt At' pttiri rftr Hi' ii. . ".' 'ft, Itfrnt'i r .
Our e'ty litis once more elotln .1 it elf in hn!iiii
inetits of I'lieertulniMs. Tho frowns nnd mi Imi im
with wliich the count nntieosot' our eiti.ens li (
hcen l.edt ekrd (enured hy the utipreliuu-iioti of
triTienil SliTtiinn's e-ii-iriir.iiiee here I h iv given
way to sinili s un.l mir h. U haviuit he mi pre'tv
wi II hsi'i rt lined that the eni'inv h o iiv.ni nn tho
"po by," the edy is gradually sett. inij dotru tj
pence and ipiict.
:p.ivrni. rosri;w commix.
NO Nl'.W UIIVUMI'.M AT O KAMA H 1 VI M.B, OA.
tY'tiu !' lii'httti'tft J'.Hi'ntrr, .. r".
Ko new inovinnentK have been mitde in the
(liifetion of (milium -ville, (la. The l'nlm tro.ipn
endured conHted ot four rpuluienu of whit H
iii.ti lour of lilurks. Aliuut thit:een hundrod uiun
were found on the field dend and wounded.
Laic from the Sotiih.
GHAUT SAID TO BESEINTO"
Sixth r.nd Eighth Corp? on tho
Jam os.
.1 EI.00Iy BATTLE SX I'ttDSS'IifT.
The Incendiary riot to Dostroy
Northern Cities.
HEAVY ni'.INFOIK'KVl'NT OF OFN Kit KX, O IU NT
THE Motrin policy moving to tub jami.s
T1IF. UlNTlt A1.1IKAOY ON IIA.NH.
FtoiH thr liifhtuond tti'patch, i.wm.iV 7.
AVe stated vtsterday that Grant had beoi re
nfotceil by tho bib Corns from Sheridan's armv.
From the number of transports, loaded with
troops, that lnve been passing down the Potomac
diiring-the last four days, it is probable that tho
Sth Corps is also moving to James river.
e tlunt it unite certain that Grant il muster
ing forces for tho long talked of grand attack
upon tlie 1.1. imioiHi lines, u s eoncjntrauon
for this purpose will not occupy him long; and
if tho lire weather of tho last few days coaliuues,
he mny bring on abiiitle this week.
EXVKCT.' TION OF OllANT'S Ol'l KNslVK IIOVr.VLMT
l'H KKT INinllCOl'IlKK I NIIKOKUN.
From t't tiirttmniKt ttitpatrS, Iwrmi'tr 7.
Notwithstanding that by many it was expected
that Grant would make some, otrensivo move
nunt yestcrilny, Iho day passed without uny
event of importance.
l.xcliunges ol ptirers tooic place as nsnalon the
north aide (thou :h none were ot a later d i:o
than those ulrcaly received), froia which fact it
would appear that toe tacit truce heretofore ex
isting between 'lie pick' ts has not Been urok.cn
by the presence of llutlcr s negroes.
I'KOM I'.CKB'II'S DIVISION A III.OOIIV II.ITII.U IV
rnosi'i:cT.
t'orrffj'Outltur, of tlie R'rhmowl Whiij, Ilrce-n'ter 7.
'o are anxiously waiting for news from.
Cetircia. Some wish Sherman mav rein'or o
Grant here, as they aie certain that "M ir e Hob"
enn fix him, if ho gets within re ieh. If it be true
that Grant contemplates a serious and djlor-
mined inMiiiit, nud should make it on tint lino
you mnv rest assured that the heroes of Gettys
burg will be found at their posts, and s'oru veil-
geunce will they exact for their comrades, vr bo.c
bones now lertiii.o fennsyivanl sol', or wti.i
are yet lingering iu noitherii prisons.
AN AriVANCF. AOAINST niCUMONI) F.XVKOTFn TUIS
WHI K TUB SIXTH lOllt'S WITH UKANT.
from the Rirhmond Sentinel, December 7.
The indications are that, before this week
closes, Grunt will make another advance against
Itichmond. Ilcinforcements in lariro numbers
have arrived, principally from Sheridan. A gen
tlemen who has been on the l'otomac for several
days, reports that on Saturday last leu transport!,
loaded with troops, passed down tho river.
tuadny, twenty-one, and ou Monday they were
pusking all day. The transports were tilled with
troops from the valley. The tith Corps has un
doubtedly arrived in tho James, and before tho
week expires, all that can be spared by Sheridan
will have joined Grant. The enemy has placed
all the negroes in one corps, aud sent them to this
side of the river, where, it is probable, the heavi
est utlai k ugitiiiit our Hues wl.l be made.
THF. lNCI.Ntl.UlY l'l.OT ANOTHUR AND M01IF.
J.KC1HIVK ATTKMIT HUM AN1IKI1 OA I.L lllll A
HKKTINU (IV THK (i UK AT IIUOTII KKIlOOl).
The following intcrestlneadvertlsnmentap'ieitrs
in the columns of the Itichmond H7,i'y of De
cember 7 :
To All 'Whom it May Cosobhn. The failure
of our employees to do their work recently, with
skill, in the city of New York, makes it necessary
for tho Brotherhood to moet und concert mea
sures for a more dcclsivu execution o( the great
retaliatory duty they havotakou upon themselves
at this juncture.
Our own homes have been destroyed In v'ol.v
tiou of nil tho rules of war, and wo" must in iko
our ruthless enemy feci the weight of onr.)ut!y
amused vengeance in tho very centres of his re
sources and wtulth. We can do it do it eiloctu
allv. You aro therefore ordered to moot In this city,
bv delegates from our several associations In Vir
ginia, North and South Carolina, at 8 o'clock on
the evening of tho loih Inslan', for business.
liy order of the Gkbat Hiionir.ii.
T-KTtSONAL.
Frem the Richmond Sentiinet, Vteembtr 7.
General Toombs, ol Georgia, is now acting; as
thief of staff to General Gustavus W. Srnilh,
coinmuudcr of the Georgia State troops.
GENERAL BHEBIDAS'3 ABMY.
Early nnl HrkiurMa; Orclereil to Ie
monNtrnt Atfalniift Onr I.lni.
Abmy of thb fiiiKNANnoin, Docomhor ft.
Intornition ban been received fcbiU li reck lurid t?e
and Early bave both received ioitruc(iouH to
mftke acuiODJtxatium galust oar lia.
aril iNT:;LT.jGf.rob.
'iioMii ..-o, for I'.i ihth. ,;
f'l Hint H Hi HNINO. .111. I'pT, lU: d t Ml
yt . is, ritui'.lv tpiir?K'.i lii t )'vt;iti!.', i v in r
i'.i tli' t.iktnf tin' fn.in ii viiVi(, nt l.or rc-.ilc.h u
Ktrk I Nu. 1 l it 1,'itnti ,r.i Htrrvt.
Tu k fiv l'lt ac i nts w, V H!;i:ncv T i
I . ta-t h if I li it rut i fv, w h.i'i w i I mv'u fi put i i
viu ii'iit.M). mv vc r v r -a.;- lo !io i-rrcd. Tie
-n i't ui b art' to (to tin in- U :ml h ii i!t' wi ;c
m d tlirt v iitmI u h.i't' ii he . !in:. In fcvn- r il
jiptit uiiiiKv tluo not' s ar-j not uul ko a lo-;;o
iint.(nf tlie t'Mili iv te ri clrouLiiion. Th-j
iptit tto is the liurc of ti f ui:i!o holdimr in lit-r
left hnnd the Pva'ei of jn tt'rc, in benight haui
i- tle Mw.-itl, nnd her mm ii rostinir on un ill is
t ntrd hirl.i. Cuvni. g a part of rh Hlncid is (
tviiu nt wit oke. On i-iiher si id of t'ifl v1ik,(
it i.d i xu-inlii p WW the uo'v, th mrd ';,"1V"
in 1 r; - V, and on iho rUPini mds also the word
"lit: . on a latliewmk It n.!?;r irid. At i'iu-Ii imt-
ii- r i.i t lit tii'nlir lire tin- figures ""().' Tho
V; t ii fii Ti"; )v o Ih ii- ("llcws 1 n itid Sti't'S
1 rn 'it nitl t'urn rM y, Fifty corns. l-'urtiNhotl only
I', t r Aitiw;t 'Vn ft-t:r rs and de-Uruiti d ld
I i.- iiiii.- of ho I'uirrd Siu'- s. Uoc lvublo fr
I ni-ed Si tt s M 'injw. V. K. Spinner, Ycv
Mir';'i; 0 C liy. Uo.L"-t-r." Therr ure aU tlu
wtmis, "At t iijtpiovt'd MiitcNS, Ivi.t'nii'i "Ivi
.'i;iv. .1 ftf u printed at th ireisnry." The fuoo
(tt 1 1 o i ttfo, en-pt tho bronze Ik'tiros, is print'' 1
Inl'hu k. 1 bo bufik i.t printed in red. At caeli
i (i, t" in ovil i ( li'f ht'Aoiri, are tho figures .V).
1 uc Ih.rder ih coii;p(sf(l of the w -rds "L nift d
Sniti. 1 jttnl in tlio emrc in thiM incrip
tinu ; Thin Tn.tc is exet angeahlo for United
States notes ty tho A-ni-unr Treisurers an I
dt Minuted deposihiri'-B of the Vnited St.itn.-4, fn
Min t, not I,s than tUren d'llari Ui'eoiv.ihlo in
imiitnt of nil dues to (liu United -Ud'e Nt-.
I nan live doltai'B, exempt cnt'imf." O.itllno
titiiies in 1 iron re "jo" are primed over the in
seri) lion. On the coriiprs of tliei hai!k are tlio
Iruiny TiiHiks '." 2ti 4." Tho twontv-ilvo
edit lotcsare nearly or onitc fiiiidi''d, but h.iv
Poi leneti- d thiN city. Tney are to he Hhnrtor tti in
the tiiitirs, w hile the tens and lives are to bo rela
tively (dill fd.ortor.
Vuat it CoRts to Livp. Tbi.H ninrulng there
w.is 1 Mi little clmngo to quote in the price uf tho
d flerent hrtieles in our ruurkes, the ruling fi -jut
beingan follows : App'o-J, prjhalf prelt, .'.ito -l 1 ;
luitier, 7 A tent-; Chetw :w to eent-j; K,1, ft J
to iV cent ; Oniopfl, 'AS to .r e nts p.r hid f peek ;
l'otatoes, to 'JScentHpcr half peek; puuhry J J
f'tnrrt per I'ound. Meat-, aro ipio'cd ahout'tln
fiarnfl. Tlie enormous immense in tho e st of
slaiile uvtte'ei r 'ulreei in a fauuly is well La ivri
to boiiektepetrs. hut the iteof inrrexie it not sij
well known. mp join herewith a ciro'ullv
piep..red tiihle of tho current prioa iu lSjJ-G)
and lhG3-ti4 '
KVl-W, 01.
('oflp Tr pnimtl , I'.'.i. IS vt.rl H.'i
'I n, t r jioiukI UT'-ii $t (ii $.(. i) $- rt i
hitBr, kt p'mrift in-i) )i) -js,,
lie. i ..iii.fl H V I" tfs-d xi
Hiitur.H-r iniiiiid I y mu 7.
i
iivi, f r imumi
I'ork fr potind
-(i 13 ?t :to
'" 7't 1' 0 V 1-(M
I'ofHt' I'M, Ml Imt-' .
W'M'il, i-t r etiril.-W..
i-t-r ton
ft. I .i ii". v r litiii
IB fW.-A MKi
A nil cnuer tab.ic tn ne.iriy tno B.imo iir.uvir.
tinn. Hootn und ioch irien' vied in price from
2K) to I100 per cent. House rent it.erviwri oa an
averse troin vno to 4m per tent. Hour Iueru:ncd
from I CO to 1.50 per cent.
KrohrniNo. This morning tho Mayor IsuM
warrant for the paymont of tho city bounty to
30 men, V'8 of whom were enlisted for three yeara,
and 2 for two yearn. They were credited us
follows: Filth Ward, 1; Seventh Ward, 'J;
Fiphth Ward, 1 ; Ninth Ward, 1 ; Tenth Ward, 1 ;
Fifteenth Ward, 1 ; Sixteenth Ward, 1; Hevuu
tceTith Ward, li; Twentieth Ward, 2; T wentv-lir.Ht
Ward, :i i Twenty-third Ward, 5 ; Twcnty-iouitU
Ward, ft ;Twenty-titth Ward, ft.
The appropriation for the payment ffthncifv
bounty to volunteers is now exhausted, aud i? ii
the dmy of Councils to make some further pro
vision to erei ursge reuniting. Volunteers were
never iinirc plenty, an i will become more abun
dant. The pay of a soldier, tnc'uding the largo
bounties given, averfiefl as much per week a-
any ordinary nici hunic can earn the whole year
round. TbH Is a f.'reat temptation to our honest
iren ittit oi cnipioyment. Let duneil-i, thereforo,
nut he another appropriation, and let Philadelphia
fiim-h enough men to place her far ahead In
ciu e another call is made.
Tiiia 14 Laht Fast' Sot:iAni,B, A dolightful
reniVcn i." to t-dic plaee this evening, ut the As
b mhly Uuildinps. It will bo partieip.ited in by
the ceMtietitfn who aro so apt at handling Hue'rt
'Lat Fnfit." Ko c!unsof men know how to work
ran-er, or to enjoy thomselvts more thoroughly.
The uil'-ir this evening will be purti 'til irly soda
Die and picasunt, Iicckuo eveiybody will be thero
ul;o knows anybody, and a participation in one
another's intcret-tB will strengthen tho bond of
unity. The party to-night wiil bo one of tho
rtoitt genial of the season.
Kf.mvino tub Snow vuom titr RiDrwALKd,
An ordiiuinec U now in CKiteuco, and will bo en
forced, which requires our citizens to remove tho
kiiow from in front of their dwellings wtthla n
working hours after it bus cea.-ed faDing. The
penalty for neglect is &2 and cots. Last noa'-on
many peonti wcro tlucd for allowing tho suow
to remain.
Ksi-:n von TttT.roiors Pt Ri'oaP8. Tho Se
cond Congregational Church of this city havo
leaded the church cdilhe on the corner of Kh
venth and Wood streets. Thoy are refhtin It,
and expect to occupy it for public wofohip early
iu next month.
A Hi avv Lobs. A gentleman lodged informa
tion at the police office, this morning, that while
poing from the Vhlladelphia Bank to the Dank of
Commerce he lost live 1000 Mil. Ho had put
the money looo in his side waistcoat pocket, and
ft is Miprntcd to have worked out whdo bo was
walking along.
Tub foi.i.owino itkm, whfch wo copy fro:a
thelTrer" of (his nmrnlnj:, will be found of IntertiKt:
A (lurAT IiFseoviRT in Akt. It lRalwsvHsp'iiHfnfrta1t
or the Jnurnallit ti ctirorurle great enterpriser to au
rr'imcc tu the wi.iM at larg aoruo important Invention or
die'verv wl.oreby man ind niay b bn1tr1 through tlio
fiKP'it y oi Pen ne and art. No 0116 Iim ever darud to m l a
li iu tt to Invemlon; htnee icrce a wock vanes with nit
Kthir ftrnitl trlumr-h. the mult of either phllns')ptiri
or mechanical reuareh. Our puipto on this ooi-aloi
li to Inlortn oar rraden that a discovery has been inailo,
by lutaiii of wlih h com woo uluto may ba truiuioraifil, tn
appeanuicitottimoit beauilnd and contly mttrblo, at
lesi tlitn otie-ft'utth the onat. Ho pttrfect In th Imltutl m
tl at tl e t'loant irrutlny fal'i to dlitlnuhh tha ROtiulMt)
frem thveuiiDtnrteU. All tho varieties from the aombre
Kgvptlan to tho rlohly orcd Agate, I'yranaan, and
M nna marblea, are copied with a flJelity that ba'llcn
the ctofcsitt Inrritiatlon. Our enterprlaln olbaca,
Vr. J. Ilolmei Untvtir, hut brought thl urt to tho
hUheat jrtVttion at his manitfactury, Tiuth and Han Hum
street, where tba various proceiBei of enameling, mar
tt'eiilDg, puliil Iiik', etc., are applied ou the most oueuttlvtt
icale. atr. (irover hat also opened a aupurb warerorn
at Ko. K'H CLenut atroet, expreaaly for tha exhibition and
aale of Ma ornamental ware. Thoae wbo are curious to
note the exquUlte perfection of tlili artihoatd call find
examine for tbcmielvea. Ike most beautiful Mantilla,
Itrf-cketa, Table and It urea u Topi ws kavs ererieeaare
tkge ma4c by lir. Orover,
Tim Aor of lifVFNTiofr. While a large nntn- i
I t ni Mnt lilnrn hae been uuvred to the putt In, n-mie uf
y. I trli ronM-m pi lnloixre1Uncc ft nil iv knnw M'lU-ed m-Ttt
e have kin frit, what ethers liavt- cTpcrlenred.tlHi nc-ne-fl'T
f n Mnrhlnf more p'TfVcf In its mnaaniral iirucftir,
c jit'ilniript. In Uie tn:;ht-t ff. ;r v, ) 'i.'ii i'.v witli ,tirt
tilt'l', atiil hile ('Hpul)'' .if tli-l-ii: n i.'r r rn tc nrk,
out th.it rou hi tie ejialiy un.l rstU auJ r. :i.,r.:ht'!iIid
t all. 1
T his, we nt ' t uy It. n.v , hi t a "'iip''-1if 1 v thn
litnnl tpfnututj of lapltnl, a-tl the I'ltifi;, uutirlof'
ltt'"r f t hiT .
Kii'I'i llh tirtit (Tttr'-ihi tion tti r'l.ntu.vcy" hn "lntd
h. t- uf frie. fT. in il nv.r:,"l ti nur lit f inilll- m
I i-i l-t flfi'i i'u- t m lul rlv pntvlnL'. what we are
ini i-Odt'iviou 'iiii oluiif, t rt it tiit puiiiic tuilv aiipif
nr:' it v i.i.t'o. t., .i't", ii!il ti' i' iit'v m nn-.t in lh
'I i ii.fM M i iii v ft " M .'(I a- Nt ii n nsmu! ftrivt.
i rr tfH' t-. 1-- tV i-i ' il r rPiitifrH w i tv 111 ni tri.ni antiu fit
V f Hii Ant Akin uiiil lint ruvemnui-H uf tin Fioi t-n.-e nwr ait
nil t t.
I! mni.r f ir h'Jt-rrnt rti'r,$, th J rk. tit. Jmi'-.V
i i , at it t u' t . ''ii i tut' aii-1 tin1 tic ma lilm ; in !i
t i I f"niv 't ii i i t tft 'n(t vi tin' (a' f h , anil uwitttt-r t-f
thi Mi W r.'lVf!,
I' han tin 'it n- '' V 'm' n-.'-tiii. mil I'T altn-ilv turn'ior
o ill null c t w tl' w tV ii( run iith-r tu t hi r.imt or Iff',
it Mu' nm t ii t tli- ii'n'..ir lKtin ti.o .'.,Ai ot' tu
M'ln wiUi- ui t 1 1 n : ti )f t'ij i.itr.c, tin ri ti s vihk h.in.l
la'Di .
I Imlirliu' thf lrnj-tV, o iN t '''h, n.l frt:n m Vlmi nt
t ti h t" aimiKi r. mi. rt'iOl. hi- duiio winh tl Mvlniif lh
! Illt.Otil .
lit fry ftttrh (5 J'rri in iilr', nirtt.hift t'lC si-.on ti'CQ'1
o? d Miilmrm.
It ii a inort ncii'''M, md ran le ui'd wh.-re -; ilit l
tieefary. 1 itc-tli-na itre ali ;.tr.,' tfi-n- a v n m-rlni. ) tu t
out ft nrilt-r. urn. Itf niiiiplu uy viiiiiif.i Hit- in st me ,m--ru
ui eil lo im- rati' it.
It tni not ot tf iiVf-M of the oi-i-r.it r, ifl all mf 'iln ry
In on the top ol 'tic (a'mi.
Jt ifit frn-r itif ! i fee in thr trot ,',, m klng flvo
Stile hen to each lCM-nitlrn.
. $llrh mil ()'li' r'oisti.-Hy . ffWh. fit, S-at,'i.
It ifitr 'hf hmriftt or intt"' with I'iMi') Lflllty,
ftttiovt eftifn of '('tM"'i or lui'fiinrii,
l-'varv Maih!nt' hnm on-- nl" Jirii ht' pitnt hfinnvr-i
adarhi d, eimlillnx the operuur to turn my trii,"i of hi m
It U( e nn rfMHitrOucr threrid on Uie umler sUe than
It dot nil tin ii. pt-r.
It wiil r .i r -- fif h-avlet Nrrtn, or tVoni one tn
inure ihnkiHHH of i-l-'tli, witbudt liangu ut U'utl.m or,
lnt'rti. Ina oi t hi rait, or nklpplui: hIHcIh n.
It ' hi a uniform an I ae'i etiidutinti t'-rt! -h of thread.
A ' hm 'I" SV- .Si-ifff," vi h.i'h iu t'i'l thv i if itiil
In 'nrtil'tiitl with e.ieh mai hine.
wit It- p. if n .i iik the atm.o and mny o;iir nvantakrnt ,
t"i- ll'iiit'' in olil at oTri "VoudmK ibices w itu oi !iT
Ihr-t c ahh M hltiftH,
'I I fit U no iir In bnvlng the Ftort-nfrt, as every
Machine N warrunti it to i:tv.- i-nttro B.itlfin;tl,n, or ttiu
liniit- lotumleil. No rhar'f iH'Inw ma in tor h-arnm to
iin i!i' it, Wti Ic.irn ttuit an awetn-y lor thi s; e ' :ft
ti'i ili itiil Mi' hliifi Ih ahum I'l-ioit ew .iMi-he.l In all iho
prli'lial Ll.ii-a tin t Iiuim In tho !al H''i-c ituil we
inlvi'f nur r 'cinfif th-v i uniiot t'ill at iho aitHr.':uii,
Sn C;o ritesiiiit atrifty t jiut for uirt ulars and mtuiple
f t Ptl W lug.
Lamfs' Ft-na. An ciegnt assortment at
Ct.arlcs Oak fonl A .Son i, Continental fi lfl.
I'M'asant Wi ATueu.
ut tiik ttnn or towv.r nat.t
Pfcrn winter on our Nnrthorii eltmo
Mi-ine transient tntlea doe fllntf,
And itiill llei'.oiiTtier lor a tinio
May wear tno nlow of Npritu.
lint, llk.o the amUea ot f.Ur coiiucttttn,
lUciw anniiy glunces inti-t
Olt prove tho goiireo ot and revr'ta
To tboae who In the in trut.
Phort lived aro Wtntor'it graelotiH looki,
And, eVr wo know it well,
(' lit wind, deep unowa and frozen ltrook-4,
JMu.v hfa trdo temoor tell,
lmt h'toar philosophic pari,
VhrtteTor may bi'ttde,
It" nt 111, with a,'t and prudent art,
For ehanKoa to provide.
Ttiti. when the fliirnmer noem turned h;cX,
Or, when otfntn It tm.
And bowUnn winds aton our tru k
Am "flit tnmi diny ah. ton;
Vet l'jwor Mall, at umall eupcnw,
Hindi clothing dues injure
As front the ehanyliii,' eleuietitd
Will koop us (jiiiLo a euro.
V'e li.-ive a Urx lull anJ complete, awo-ttncn' ot
ntUmen'a, oath's and Hoa' It ady-mndo Uarmenti,
ciimpil.tiiH the upoieifit und must dedruble g-'d In tliu
nuirK t, w tilth tiavo heou pureluiiod or rash, at thn
It icnt rtctf the ieatun, and are bciiir' sold Hired tee t
jrce,murh t off prewit mariet rutut. Our goodn
lire equal in til, sl.vlo, material and workmanship to any
limile to order, and are i ut nt 25 to SO per coat- lowvr
pilecA An exaniinatlon ridjUM'tt'iitlv Invited.
Towrb Hjlll, No. &I8 Miu'et stro t
Uiu.Narr & 00.
Koastfi) At.Movns Chocolate, and Cream Cara-ni-lfl,
RQpuhiT 'iiialhy and flavors, lnanutuoiarud by K. tl.
hitman Co., Ko. oiH ( hesuat strot-t.
Zr.ru yh floors roa CnuiRTMAfl. Wo know of
net! Irif n-oro po;n'ar or more appropriate for presenting
pulp-se. (UitltiK tlio holidays tn to the eloant X'tphvr
worK aitirlos thnt have of lae boeoiuo so faahionablo. A
tiftlsalwsys the inuru valtmble for having npou It tho
mii ka i-f lo lug Onurrs, What, therefore, eonld be more
ish able or Mihahlc t. an the beautiful ooiIkiis In cephyr
f r Kpi'OTS.c hxir si-ao, rnnblons, runs, and a variety uf
cthT urtlcles, tiled up In U.e fUlQ pans bj
tin- lutiids nt a frlend'y or atUxlicnate River? tt
rii s who eniertiiln our opinion on this point
thiuld viflt tl.s storo of Mr. John Han, Seveuth
imil Arch streets, wUoro they will And the most magnltl
ruiit asor:un iit of embroidered r-ephyr designs, of the
r am ubove referred to, ever ofTernd la this city. Home of
t)n-ie contain eapltal representations In zephyr of tufts uf
liotM-ra, Riinit heads and tropical birds, which, to be ap
preciated by the lovars ef thu boantlful, need only to be
Hf-ru. We would alio state. Id this connection, that Mr.
1- inn has a very large assortment of xuphyr, which he la
selling at as moderate prices as any other home. Don't
fi rytt tho place John M. Klnn, Hoventh and Area.
BTOeRlHO TArtW.
Averylare anortnunt of stocking yams, emhraelng
neatly one 1 und red dlfftatnt varieties, suitable fur flue
KdUa' wear, the heaviest articles for gentleiwn s nis,
artides tor thesoh'lers, every de-ieriptlfin of Infant wca
11 colors suitable for kIovci, Inclufltng the line wtilto
Prtxony (Oerman make), will he found at the store of Ur.
Jobii M. Firm, Seventh and Arrh streets,
CKRhUNToWrf WOOL.
Thlselerant and deaervedly popular sahstltnte forthe
;crman r.tphyrs Is rapidly belug tatroducod for all ur
poKt trr whl h thn sephyra are adapted. Tha oolors of
tie (iemiantown VVnoJ are equally as rich and dm adieus
the rcphyr, the llbie ceily as soft, and ttie url :ti a great
dt ti) lower. The place to gid It la at John M. Flun's, south
east cot ncr of Seventh and Arch streets.
f4vT A1ieM HI' IT A II 1.1 lrOH PIlF.HRBTS.
In this department such things as Muro ;-; Satchels,
l'icKct-tooks, fln brushes. Hand Mirrors, Heads,
Colopnes, Soaps. Umbrellas, and K'ds of that ohiss are
alws)S acceptable hliu. A veiy superior atsorUuent of
tl em may bo found at the popular storo of Mr. JotmM.
y un.beventh aud Arch streets.
TKIMM1NOI IhU UII ALI, WtAR.
At dds aeaion also good stte Dress Trimmings are
much in demand. Tbo mo it extensive assortment of
fafchltflsl'le Huitons, staple Trlnuauius of all kinds, what
aie dt-aonilnated under thi) eneril terra of HmsJl Ware,
also Colli and Hi It Oluves hi great variety, now ofTeiml
by Join M. Finn, southeast comer of Ssreuth and Arch
Fltll ERBOR BOM.ES' Kl.EOTUIOAL ImsTITUTB,
Ko. 150 Walnut street, Talladolphis.-Dr, H. W Boik
Wlth, lucceasor, lurmerly principal operator, invites Ike
calls if all alillrtcd with acute er nhronlo dlsnases of every
Und, tMh u a!eai:d female: lung and liver diieaes,lhe
illfst orans tlmxiphout, and all kindi of nervous
jinas, vuakuess, ulrnott invariably cured. The Electrical
treatatent is more succesafulln all classes of disease than
all othtr prnftieet eombitud. Guarantees of cure given
when desired, If pa'lcui- are pronounced enrab'e. The
neiveea orir. P. She id, of New York one of tli ablest
and most experienced Kleetrlclana la the United (slates, 1
will be continued lirs. B. A. Fujton, a lady of great and
varied experknea, will attend to the ladles. For a multi
tude of reference call at tha office. All business lettora
addressed to Dr. B. W. BeUwltt., Ko. UiO Wr.mat itmt,
riiUaivli-hifc
Oi it (ml Company ! Piioar re-Ten !
j Ilniiiv AtoK;t llrnar al".I
ff k i he had fo th mreit nn : !
Fsaio'ee lie paper ! . aly sim I
fo many am s -n siannl i'i I
Meety-n re ye-n o' p, p tnal 'esse,
On o;h. i ho od a u s i f nncttiou Krt as.-t
fi i nil v H .the man ' is sa,
Tin na'n 5 of ta-ieJs ( f -1 rcr d i 1
l"t ti i v i I'lm c are hon-i hi 'h t;r und,
Kor acre, and acres, an 1 acres around.
h- !i.i u i-l r, an-l some i-f h m don't,
tH t tl e 11 h'ln nud iinyt e ti ey won't,
Tl,- re f pVnty of neck and plenty o'MuT,
I'h nt i ( f t-ir. fit, at d dcrr.ekt enon(jh
to make n ttioii'and cnmro.nl s Cut?
ht'. utr, whiit id y- ii ihlna of that:'
llnny n'ot' ! Hurry nlone 1
While ic dlii' nur oVat'lnoua a-tntr
'1 1 1! "toi k Is cheap, ami v e ll nhortly jump
Sure an the ol! coiiiinenrls to piling.
At pr uperotis prices 'twill raplnly iclt,
I'leui icri-Htc (lows nut r the h1J.
How many tliates, sir? Whiil do you nay :
"Vi u reckon Mi" thinp will hardly l!tv '
"Ho rr.ani Oil rnmp:iiiVsV Ho much tufT'"
" on tlilek the pub!!'- lav r a wallowed eii'vnm
Wi na I charge yu, "If, for our time mid t ik
hpt-tit on a man who does tothiiiR hut tulk.
be'tcr Iran o'l pumped up fr-Mii the well ;
hc'.ier tluin ntoek tha' will hardly Sell:
Hit t r, fur hctfi r, tan these thliiKS all
Is the e! aiit clothli n we buy at Oak It u .
I'jiiiii rtti: Nonric. -Wo shall n-t w.ilt, an cm
toniBiy, o the lt el January, to reduce our price of w inter
eli'thir ii. hut wd, from this time, while our stek Is full
and complete, moke red.ie'lonn, so as to run our sio k
dou.
Iietter stales,
11. tl. r fits,
Bettor bargains,
Than in any home hi I'hiladi lplila.
WANAUAKtrt A n;;ow,
Oitkllall,
A. i:. rornnr HLxth and Markot stroct.
Rome cheap ovcrcoata,
Mor-T DiiLictorH ViNK Coni potiona pon tfir
Hoi . V- n would announco to our reiuWa thai thoy
run procure the iuonI delicious and beautiful (I no confec
tl ns. In Infinite vath-tv, at thu establishment of Mr Ste
phen F. Whitman, No. 1210 Maiket atroet. Helicon
stantly iranufactiiTlni; every description of preparation In
iu. ar, tmlt, ohorolnte, gnni, etc., and his varlnu crystalll
ns, ionrervei, comfit s, hotibons, fancy caskets, hates
ai d vat luiis dt vlcca suitable for holhl.iy presents, are very
t-xtcnoiie this sea-xon. Those who purchase at this house
are sure uf obtaining the host prejitirath a.H In tine cuni'oo-
tllUI.
Pt'KC n asmw s may rely npon getting tho host
Kuis at Charles Oaklord A Hon s.Ooutlutvutai Hotel.
Uauk amp V.xgriHi'ru CoMtiCTioNM for tha
Holtdas, now ready at K. O. Whitman A Co.,Ko. SIS
(,'tenut street.
ITo! Ho! Yor'itv. Gkttinu Bai.i, AhmYou?
We'l, that a misfortune, and not a rrlmo; but to re
main bald wht n so fine an opportunity ofTors to reitoro
votir lialr, by a faithful and liberal use of Dr. D. Jayne s
Hair Tonic, tn but little short of crime. Thlsva'nable pre
paration excites the scalp fo a new and healthy nation,
eh auscs It from eurf and dandruff, provenfs the hair from
falling off, i urea those eruptive discs, sen which oft on
atUM'af on tbi head, and In a inaiority of oases produces a
tine growth of now hair. It also gives tho hair a rich and
beautiful appearance, aoivual(ed by anything of the kind.
Prepared only at No. 1242 t'hemut street,
Grnti kukm'h Hats. All tho Uteet styles at
Ctarlos Oaklord A Hon s, C'ontlasnul UoUL
KvKUYitoiiY I.NTKnf:iTi:i. Tho glory of women
Is a flue head of hair, rne la which tho natural softness,
color, mid g!i"-tilriefiH are preserved, freo from any tend
ency to fall! oc offend deposition to greyness. Mrs. ft. A.
Allen's Wor d s II air Kenton r und Zylob tlsarnum, or
Hair Dress ng, are the best articles for attttlulng that end,
ai d no lady's toilet ta complete without them. This Is tho
testimony of thuoe who ue tlu-m, both In the Unite J .States
and Europe. Millions of txatles sold ovary year. Every
druvglst sells Uicm.
PnnsoNa detiliing Photographs will find In
It. F. Ki imer's styles, pictures of must ntlsfaoUry cb.ir.ic
ter. Co early and Insure success; tho days are abort,
Oalltry No. Arch stnu t.
Ijtnnsfl and Childhrn'b II VT8. Latent style
at Charles Oak ford A Sou's, f 'ontluental Hotel,
Geohob 8teck & Co.'h Pianos anu Mason &
H MIUN M
PTAVO i CAHINKT CdtUANfl. TAnTNRT
Foit'i K-,' Over rv.i of eaoh of n.s flu" tn- o.tu VM.
I'MNO ( strumcnta have br-eu aoM ttr Mr. CAIUNRT
K''l:l r -h, i. ..and tlierjemaud le e mi.autly 'KO N S .
PIANO Inn alng. OAlllSKr
FtOiTt.ai.1 Fui salaonlvbv , (tit WM.
K1ANO J K (lOnr,r. O'AUlNrCt'
FOAUftr.! Bnvcnth und ChuNUUt strceU. - OK-JANS.
' Po You Know Dkan baa removed to No. 413
C'hcsnut so set ',' He sells Tobauoo, Cigars, Tlpos, A c.,fttty
pif cent. Ics Ui an any other man In this city. Uaoi?.atcr
iau. No. 4J C'haauiit strt.
FINANCE AND COMWEP.CE.
Omn ov Tin Kvximr TiLnotirB, I
tialurdftj, iMtotimbv lu. S
TLo Stock Murket coutiuues dull and heavy,
and )rioi a are Irreguliir. Oovomnient bonds uro
In fa ir demand, with miles of 5 2dg to notice at
107J, which is a slight decline ; Cs of 18S1 at 10S,
cnupous cfT, a dc line of ; und 10-10s at 10'2; 110
was bid for old 7-30s.
I'etin.sj lvaiiia 5s aro selling at 0.J.
Railroad chares aro Inactive, and rather lower.
Heading opened with sales at GH; but full olfand
told ntGTi), which is a decline of ; Pennsylva
nia liailroHd at G7,a decline of 1; Northern
Certial nt ; Little Schuylkill aM4J j North
reniifylvnnia nt 30; Cutawlssa preferred at 37 1 ;
151 J was hid fur Cumdcti and Amboy; M l for
I.ehlph Valley ; 50 for Elmira proforred ; and 'U
fur l'liiliidelphla and Krio, which is a decline.
Cunnl sluircs are dull, but prices are looking
up. I ehigh Navigation sold at 73J, aud Union
Canal blinds at 2'j; 33J was bid for Schuylkill
Navigation common, an advance of ; 3I for
Schuylkill Navigation preferred; and 11 for 6us
quehannn Canal.
In City I'aswngcr Knilroatl shares there Is very
little doing. Vest Philadelphia sold at 70, whicli
is an advance. 2 was bid for tho Thirteenth
and Fifteenth ; 31 for Spruce and Pine ; and l il
for Arch street ; 6HJ was asked for Second and
Third ; 52 fur fifth and Siith ; 48 for Tenth and
Eleventh; 48 for Chesnutand Waluut; 12J for
Race and Vine; and 20 for Green and Coates.
There Is little or nothing doing In Bank shares,
but thcro is no material change to notice lu
pi lees. Philadelphia Uank sold at 157 ; 1H2 was
bfd fur North America; 60 fir Farmers' and Mo
chcnlcs' (old stock); DO for Kensington i fil for
Glrard; 32 for M mufacturcrs' and Mechanics';
67 for City; 45 for Consolidation; and 10 for
Commonwealth.
There Is rather more demand for Money, bat
the rates remain about the same as last quoted.
Loans on call are offered at 6(ti6 por cent, per
annum. 1'rlme paper continues very scarce, aud
U quoted At POT cent.
invite the attention of our reiders fo fh'
BdvevtiHinent of the "Shekiniih l'etroloum Com
pany," tn be found In our rMntnin. I's p-i-iilnl
riiiihihts of IiOO.OOO uhiircs, of j 00 e ich, thi) luf)
scriptlon price, for a limited number, bein S'2 .VI
pr shi'.rc, full paid. Tlio property consists of
some of the moat v.iliialilo U'.k. s ii urn hrhvly
pr.iilin ing ivells on Oil Creek mid Cliorry Run,
Inc. titer with the I'eo fi 'n;lo of ".everal Inrg-)
trai ts in the very heart of tlio oil region. Tho
Sliel.ittiih b"(;iiis Its c.ir"or nt a remtin-rativo
ti rurn, lis It Is alrendv earning a tim an Tleient
to pry handsonio diviilend.. ' No luttrr proof
could be furnished of Iho opi don In which tlio
Hhfkinah Is bold, than the fact of one subscrip
tion alone of over S JOO.OOO having Ix en already
n ndp upon tlie Iwioks of the Company. Th
l ooks are now open at the otlleo, No. 132 Walnut
street, wbi rc further Information can be obtained.
Coal Oil shares, as wo have noticed f.ir several
days past, continue dull, and prieM are unsettled.
Noble arid Delamater sold at 11 ; Mei'llienyatO;
lia'zeM nt 01 ; llrlggs at 5; St. Nicholas at 4; nn I
CaMnrll nt A; 39 was bid fur Maple Shide; SJ
d r Detinnore; 4J lor Egbert ; 7 for Irving; and
2J for Mineral.
Oold Is very dull this morn'ti!, and prices have
(c Un d. Opening at 210; foil oil' anl sold a.
'J.i.A nt 11 o'clock; rallied and Soi l at 2.18 a
12; mid 2,'lbi at 1 1'. M. Market looking rather
weak.
Tho.se who are easting nbont for Information to
govern them In infesting in oil companies already
in existence, or In process of formation, should
not Overlook the prospectus of tho "Cotter Farm
(lil Company," to bo found in anothor column.
The property of this Company is of almost fabu
lous extent, consisting of one tract of Mflfl acres
in 'WaircnSjcoiiTity, and 1167 acres iu Forest
county, just beyond the Venango county lino. The
whole of their land abonnda with indications of oil,
und somo of the most valuable producing walls
in tho State are located upon adjoining tracts.
The capital slock Is one million dollars, In
shares of ' 00 each, tho subscription price for
the present being $'1-M per share; a working
cnpital is reserved of flO.OOO. Mr. O. I,. Davis,
tho late manager of the famous Maplo Shade
Well, Is manager of the "Cotter," and the Interests)
of tho stockholders will he safe In his hands.
From the character of the gentlemen engaged in
this enterprise, and tho enormous area of terri
tory belonging to tho Company, It certainly
promises to become vastly remunerative. Wo
shonld not omit to mention that thero is already
In operation on tho estate., one of tho largest saw
mills In that district, which is earning large
profits from the legitimate demand for lumber In
that region. Tlio ofllco of tha Company is Nos.
23 and 24 Washington Duildlngs, 8. Third street,
below Wnlnnt.
rillLAlllil.l'IIIA STOCK EXCHANOK H A LES.lF.C. 10.
Ki ported bj C'Urkson A Co., Broken, No. Ill s. Third Mt,
HEl OltK HOARDS.
no ilt TarrFana.... VV
4' 0 Eli VI ulnut in .1 i
Jim h it.. t tli
luiu nruiior
S"0hSI Nl. b..UMI)
I'.'
siKishlliiinard '."'
:mi nil uo v.i i- ll
.'HO n do ?it V,
riRST nOAKI),
.vU.R.6s,tl.xep. HiSV. sis' h Bul. B.U,
bill O)
ltitft il in
'Jt O all u. ao Gi
M llh do S7V
If. h Plilln Ilk lf.7
3J oh ll.in.ll u;i V$
All ah llrlvra Oil .... t
1t an si. NI.'h'tLa.U) S'i
aoo all IV. I will II
17 sli iMhluh i' n H(
in ah I'l'iina llll ! '
11 an l,U H. lt It ,4,
20 all North I'a H..t!i il; U
8 ah tVaat fail It... 7
tl(SiJ.H.S-KUa I H 1
si i in?1,; 1
liO do I07W
In '0 IVrinn colitis m;.
fMIiSiriru (inrili:ll Oa till
iim r. h in-40. iim ;
tn. it t'nii ih'ii-.ii.
lie sh Ni.i.i. a- liitl... 11
III nil Mrbllieur I
7f. li N f t ntral.. .1.5 !J1 ;
20 U do .V;;,
Ni;w York, December 10. Stocks are steady.
Cliti-apr and llock Itilnnd. tl'f.JH . rmiilM-rUiiil 1'rcfrml,
ft.".! ilMiK.ta 1 etilrnl. IWt; .MUliU' in H.iutlini.. 7J1 ;
hiov York Cenlrnl. lil ; Hita. turn, l:lil' ; Ifiid.oti Rlvftr,
111-,; Kile, !'!; (n.. tear I'ltillflcnllts, f7l, Trraanry
" :l-o. Ulli'i ; Trn-ti.rtlca, UtUH ; Klvo-Twanftu Uuuioai.
US,',; Coii.un (5e, 11.'.,',; (lolil,J;wi.
Quotations of tho principal Coal and Coal OU
stocks at 1 o'clock to-day :
Bid JtikA tti
ruiton Coal 7; s PrankllnOlt
Ait.
1
I
04
'.'
It
,r
4
'S
fi
7'.
Tits Mountain Coal. bi .ri'iiiui Kdily Oil., W
N. Y. M.il.Coi
.. la Irvinii UII 7,
4 4.'a!P") Farm .Oil
II a lltfnamore
IS !''". II Oil 8 .,
1 McKlh.nv a ..
1 iVKntwrts OU i
.. l!l lOimnt.ad SOf
.. Ill iNntjIeA.llelauiAtv ..
.. 10 lliiubaril ..
.. 1!) iHlory Fum II",'
t, Rnitipi , a ..
)'.:) 1'; I'.troi.um Osntrs.
K'a IS Kbrt 4s,
y.t 'i j lti. taland ,. ?
'2 I A l.etflieny Jtiv.r.. I
VI H Onrtln law
(irmai Mt.Coal..
N 'itrhui.iluJii ..
Now Cfr
Ki..ilerlamCoal
CllnloiiCnal
Iluttrr I nil
I'liiitinnd Coal.,.
Km atar.
I'i.n S-lnlnR....,
I Oltl.t't'lll'tlt
t ii i l-li.r (IU....
I.Ik Tank
Contlnitiilal
Farr. II
Oil I'ri .k 7','
Manlo Stiadp Oil. ,4li' ;
WcCllnn.ik Oil.... i;
41 Uhla AOimruok.. I Si
nun .:reK.
rennayivaDiAl'et
Terry Oil
Mli.etal Oil
Kevaton. Oil
H llurutanm.
1
fi' 4' Corn Planior.
lit
ni i-ts iiriirna ,
4
4'.'
VS Itot'K. Ol
1 Tarr Farm..
VeitapifoOll....
...ui.im....
(l.olMi Farm I't'
iieaeon on....
Hot.ecH fill....
On auto Oil....
wa'nnt laland.... ..
(1 a 'K.ldnrailn a
I ,' l' HI. Mieliolaa ..
aw
Quotations of Gold at tho Philadelphia Oold
Exchange, No. 34 8. Third street, second itorv :
llj A. M 210 12 M 23H1
11 A. M 2Ji 1 P. U 23i
Market steady.
IIahi i n, Di rnf.t A Co., No. 65 S. Third itroet,
quote us lollow. :
nnrlnj. Setbnf.
American Oo'd 2'lal U3H
A nieiienn Stiver, A's and 's 220 22U
Dimes and Half Dimes 215 21-J
1 'enn. Currency Jdls. 4-10dls.
New Yoik Exchange 1.5" 1-20 "
M. Srnri.TZ & Co., No. 1J S. Third street,
report tho following 'inotiilions for foreign ex
change, per steamer Kdiiibiirih.tromNew York :
T.omlon, 60 dava' ali;ht, y.JV'fi'.'Sn tendon. S rtay.'alRht,
t'O; Tails, l.o dava' althl. VI IK ..JI. I-"-I I'ana. 3 ,! a,
It. USnt'.'r. 8; Au'wcre. m days' ailit. If, 10; lir
i ..it. f.n itav' alalil, l'.i.v.i.llii: Huiiiliinii.ro dava' nlit.
Si; C..!i.;i.i I.ii.li!, Ilialln. ni daa' amllt, 17i ; Frank
lort , tu daya' i!kht , its. il arkel Arm.
The following are the shipments of eosl over
the Huntingdon and Droad Top Mountain Rail
road during the week ending Thursday, Deuem
ber H, IHiA, and since January 1st, together with
corresjumding period last year:
Wruk. Pfwloualr. Toll.
isr,4.... 82:17 tons. 30' i,!77 tons. 307,214 u.n.
1K03.... 1030 " 2s.3,7S " 28S,71lf "
Increase M07 " 77,i'J
78,4'J8 "
TheanniiBl report of the rtilladelphlu, Onr
mnntown and Nonlstown Railroad Company h is
just been publiihed. From it we learn that tlw
total ninount ot ordinary receipts for alio year
just closed is 126.1118 4.
A comparison with the la t annual report will,
show an increase ol passenger receipts on the
NorrlntOHB branch of. , ttl.lHS-sr
ll. rn.Hiii"n " ai,4i7S
UlUliul tllU " ,. b bj SO
Total luen-ai. of paMi.npsr r.rf ipta
luurcaaisl niin.uiil u( flelnltl on I lruan-
tow n and oirlntov. n tiranchei $.-1 Mil at
Inweaae ea Cliouut UiU ruad I.7:i 36
tM.hMSk
Total amount of Increais la puiaaiwaad n-sUlht