.Buswaces sommon
Wes ilintlioraleitee resoes Lower Vahan
the lowest elsewhere, also guarantee full
WrObfeeLlow •in every nimbuses, or the
tiaj tancelled and money reiftmded.`
2.11771071 UR $0 Ova Pontoon—To' folly carry out the
Move business rale at the nreeent time. we
have
EitnearAlA. r 100724 our *awls: of Mon% Youths'.
Nova' and Children's Ready-made Clothing.
width is , large, complete and oomPsebewilve
orlon,* to eabreed alliderdrable styles, sizes and
Itinar as Hv bean aa *twit, marinfaCtured ferr that es.
yenta purpose To insure this we intend to con
ar heretofore, to give all cur customers
Mena VAL= son Tatlß NOTOLY the.o they can get -else•
where, under any and oireumatances. Call
en us, hear our Dricce, and examine our goods
before paritiating. ' -
SW ypy between / linravarr & Co,
Winn and Towns Hsu.
Sixth streets.Vianarsr
.1111.ADSLI.016.
uvri D'SCOADIVAT, Navy Tom.
1.1 otaderful.—henry w. Burr, No: 90
West Fatarteenth street, while on a visit to the West was
at/re/tied with severe illness from impure water. Life Was
1.1 wand lit, and ft arab thought that be renst_die. kits
wife weelanuediately sou for, amd in day or tweiras
an kis tedside 11,,v,ng herself teen the beneficial remits
*eau thes.se of FLASTATION BITTER% she insisted °pan
Sluir behig adrabiktertd to tam which was domain gum.
ticks Mestribed by the shouting physician. The ranit
o as timed as if by magic, and in ono.half boor fron the
am time ibey were girt n her bm band was out of danger.
and by Sii/oEtrate moot thorn three or four timed a day.
be wan Sitoa able to resume blayourney to his home. 'WI
fe Litt tae ease of many thou eau de that we kno w of.
aoaa.la w best im t 1 (31
MU alal.—Buyerior to por e 02‘
Was. l talogne,srd sold at pallid:terries% d,lirtmth eat
1111 edo ciao ewer appeared with
Wenger vovebere for Ito general ano gabacondal Mona.
Nato Obeii. the Peruvian :83rur. launch. espeelalti
/Pee turerfao from doeperal* of bould eend to
P. DINBIIOIIE, 'Der otreet. New York, for s porn.
Old fent Ireeli concerning Oda rernarkble remedy. dl46t
ALBRECHT
INNER =EKES & ; we Win. Iggi
_ Manufacturers of
}TEST-CLASS AGREF
e.S. FE PLATES •
PJANUFORT
Warereonn , _,
No. MO ARCit Street,
Philadelphia. dole th e to Sal§
rLbamr,,,Virf=7,2.l.9Figtrglins Interne.
bition. Karla. 1867. Bee Official Report, at
Warerocen of • MARJO:3 Mule.,
--man , No. 1008 Oheautitstroer—
—.- TEE CIUG'KERING PIANOS RECEIVED
7 the highest award at the. Perim Exposition.
- 0
OWE Warerooms. 914 Chestnut street. leattfe
EVENING BULLETIN.
Tuesday, December 35, 1868.
Tamorrow, owing to the pressure of
advertittements,we stall have to print another
tri,ple ebeet BULLETIN, The edition will be
very large, and as the readers of the paper are
among the most intelligent of our citizens, and
those -- that—an - most-liberal in the holiday
mason, advertisers will avail themselves of it.
They 'will please send their favors to the oftice
early in the forenoon.
Tam CIVIL tiEfiVlCes
If there is the least hope of the adoption of
Jenekes'a plan of refs:timing the civil ser
vice, one of the most important preliminat
measures is to start with good men in office.
There must not only be a thorough,pitrging
of offices now filled, but an honest determi
nation to fill vacant ones with men who s
deserve them. That this, determination has
not, as yet, taken practical shape - in the
minds of
. those, who have to do with the
appointments, is painfully evident. Some of
the most important positions in the civil ser
lice are being filled with persons who are
utterly destitute of any single claim to or
fitness for them, and the Republican party at
large loold on with unmistakable disgust, as
it sees men who have done nothing for, and
deserved nothing from, the Republican party,
pushed into places of great responsibility and
great capability of emolument, w Bogert
of better men, who have given time and
talents, and money and years of devotion to
because which has triumphed in the election
of General Grant, ;night easily be selected.
When AndOw Johnson makes a bad ap
pointment all'‘imen expect it, and are neither
?hocked nor P prised. But when Republican
i i
Senate's an Congressmen approve
and . endorso such appointments,
there is la deep reeling of
indignant disitkPointmet among the people,
whose heat.li:are set n on seeing the civil
service administered b faithful, honest,
i r
honorable aid deserving men. Why the
people should be refused inch e demand as
this, it is very hard to explain. There are
hidden spririgs of action,i rid secret combina
tions of influence, and bat sins and promises
t
and intrigues' of which t e public see and
know notliiig; but which produce results
which bring nothing bat disgrace upon the
great Republican party. Such influences as
these aro always it work, and they gain
much of their power for mischief from
the tacit acquiescence of a timorous press.
it is quite within the power of the
Republican press of the country, or of any
large community, -. 3 break down these secre t
combinations by which high office is con
lerred upon unworthy and unsafe men, and
by which the affront of notorloust , bad ap
pointments is put upon a party which is, in
itself, patrictic and pure. Time is not only
edao rerum,—the devourer of things, but it
19 --r,Rterichtor reruns,—the rectifier of
things, and there is within the mass of the
American people a purifying element that
will slough off from the body-politic the
thbvs which cling like fungi and parasites to
11, and bring about those "good times"
when it will be impossible to secure
such appointments by the Executive
or such confirmations by the Senate as now
too often disgrace the Republican name.
When that time cornea, and it is not far off,
every man will be judged by the record
which he is now making. Congress is always
Mule bgbind the people. The tidal waves
! of popular sentiment break last of all upon
Capitol , Etill; but they never, spend their final
force until , they make themselves felt upon
whoever among the servants, of. the people
have proved unfaithful to their sacred trust.
THE lUffllo4l ILEAGIVIK.
The annual meeting of the Union League
was held last night. The annual report was
presented by the Bee.retary, George IL Boker,
Esq., showing a gratifying condition of the
affairs of this noble institution. It clo3es the
f year with thkhandsointi balance of $18,879 78
id its treasury, while its membership . ; , ke.eps
up to nearly 1,800, of the most energetic and
t.,0
public pir it e d men of Philadelphia. The eX
: hilntoof the work of the Publication Com
,. mittee will amaze those who are not, ao
(painted with this the most powerful agency
of the Union League. For years peat this
Pitlicatirin,oommittee has been silently edn
eating triapeople of Pennsylvania in the doo
-1? trines of true Republicanism, and, since the
; last annual report, it has scattered over the
Nate nearly a million and a ballot documents;
audible, not with prodigal indis^„rimivation,
. but witlf'a systematic reference to the dis
tricta and even the individuals most in nee I
''-• ' e of enlightenment. • The, retiring chairman
:( of this committee, Lindley Smytu, Esq., hay
• doses work of which even the members of
We League have, ea a body, a very .faint oon-
peptiou k and his retirement - from a post ,to
Which he has devoted snob remarkable ever`
orgies tuid'abilities is :a sot:moot great regret.
The.. Presidency' of the Union Li6ague
changes with this annual election. J. ; Gil
liugham Fell, Bag, who • has 'presided' over
the League for the last three or four years
with such peculiar acceptance, withdraws in
consequence ief a prolonged absence in Eu
rope, whither he has gone in search of health.
By a singular oversight the report makes no
reference to the continued and valuable ser
vices of the retiring President, but there is no
difference of • opinion as to the rare wisdom,
moderation,
_tact and patriotic energy with
which he has administered its afl'airs.
Fell is succeeded by. Horace Binney,Jr.,lllaq.,
whose name alone will be a tower of new
strength to the management of the League.
We congratulate, this patriotic body upon
their past - successes and - good- =vices; and
wish them all, prosperity in their coming
The news of the peaceable termination of
the insurrection in Cadiz will disapPoint the
friends and the eneenee of Spanish liberty.
The latter hoped that this uprising would be
the beginning of a general fratricidal war;
the tormer seriously feared such a result, and
could perceive in the possibility, nothing but
ruin and disaster - to the - brave - people - who
Ellie broken the thrall of' Bourbon tyranny.
Opinion differs as to the source from whence
the insurgents derived their inspiratkon. It
is asserted by , some • that , the partisans of
Isabella instigated the outbreak, and by
others, that the Carnets were at the bottom
of it. Probably neither the one or the other
had . anything to - di) With IL From tlielaeld
published, it is evident that it was merely the
result of Republican imPatienee with the
delay of the Provisional government in organ
izing a permanent government, aggravated
perhaps by suspicion of the designs of the
monarchists, and a fear •that the choice of a
ruler would not be Mt to the It may
be that there was no ground for any such
auspicioits,--but time alone will-prove whether
the revolutionrets were right or wrong. The
friends of Spain will rejoice that the insurrec
tion is at an end, and they will wait with
anxious expectation the meeting of the
Cortes, and the final settlement of the ques
tion of the form of permanent government.
The Age, in an article which pays a just
tribute to our townsman, the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Benjamin Wistar Morris, recently elected to
the Missionary Diocese of Oregon, is very
much distressed because all the Episcopal
clergy are not native-born Pennsylvanians.
It asserts that Pennsylvania has furnished but
one Protestant bishop in eighty years, which
is, we belkve, a mistake. Bishops White
and Bowman were Pennsylvanians, and
Bishop Stevens, though not born in this
State, had been a resident of it for many
years before his _elevation to . the Episcopate,
said before that time had lived long enough in
Georgia to have given
. him favor is the eyes
of the "secular editor" of the Age.
See Advertisement of Pennsylvania
Railroad untifying shippers the tats of freight for Gas
and other Illtaininona Coal. on and after fat offfana
ary. 1869.
For Sales of Flandboane Furniture,
&c., see Thomas & Sons' advarasementa,
GU GU F.RIES.
FOREIGN CHEESE.
Wet lwed Oda day an Invoice of
Fine Camenbert„ Nourtohelet, Brio,
Roquefort, and other fine
IMPORTED CHEESE.
SPANISH QUEEN OLIVES,
By the Gallon or Quart.
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
S. W corner Brond - atul Walnut Sta.
del 4p
FLOUR.
ACHEner
FOR
S • Tfr
4e 1 9
\
-• 0 1)v LY
1.0,4
Ge ,
FL OUll -t
AP'
4
&
1 1 0 1 0 °I
THE ABOVE
Celebrated Premium Family Flour.
GEO. F. ZEHNDER'S
FLOW{ DEPOT,
FOURTH AND VINE.
*es th a to tle2
FAMILY FLOUR.
h tote to suit 'GROCERS, or by the siiglo Bine);
fro! Sale by
J. EDWARD ADDICKS.
1280 MATARET STEERT.
Pe2,6 anio
H. P: & O. R. TAYLOR,
PEBFIIME UV AND TOILET SOAPS,
641 find 643 N. Ninth Street.
1301 ItiA_RBHALL'EI ELIXIR. 1301
nra D A (31E—DY8PEPIRA—(X)gTIVENEBti
If ,y On flitter n Mt bond/tette try NIARRI ALL'S ELIXIR,
and be rouvioced that althong:, other remedies hitue
tailed to cure you, thin will give you ilutout ay.d Peoulo.
nt relief.
Ji by oviqnexeilement and fatigue your items takee bo.
comp no Weakened that Headache admonishes AM 'soma
thing more dangerous Jury happen, ouch as pal s y, Di m ,
Of PH of night. and other alarmina nervous affeetiops, then
Mina I.IPO Elixir, by giving tone and strength to your
systrni, ',alerts YOU to P , 'meet health.'"
W.ht'nv erfo d which shoaild he digested remain,' in
the stuniculh. lablifilllg pain and 1.1006A0C111 for the scoot of
that a ruse! le vi h ',enact render it ouy of dimatiou,
the r by ni l'Marshall's Elixir, you wall aupply MN de.
fleittcy • nd prevent its recurrence, and. su be radically
cued "perste.
The sums' b bu'lug thus el eaueed' from an unhealthy to
lie. ithy condition, costiveness and tue other attcodant
dl,srdiars of Ur- howtis, are of nosessits, prevented.
Price Of MALBTIAT.L'a ELIXIR al 00 wr bottle.
FOR ,113ALIIIIIT nnvaoarra.
Depot isal•Matitet etrurt:
M. MARNMU
Dragglata, Prmyfiara,
delbto th Mp
THE DAILY maiLmr - _-,-puisAptripmk ; viEsDAY,,biewirez-15
Seeond Week of the
GREAT SALT‘
of.
READY- MADE OLOTIIING,
as per arrangement with
EXECUTORS.
Prices Still Down .
and Stook being Rapidly Sold.
NOW
is your best opporinniti for a
•
GREAT BARGAIN,
PINE cLoTarNa.
at
ITT
Ir ,
17 ANAMAKER & .DROWN'S.
I Foe otber advortbooment
ritrOPen from 711. to 8 P.
FALL` 451.C0C1•33t4.
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR
S. I. Cor. Chestnut and z ;venth Streets;
PLEASANT FACTS •
FOR BUSINESS MEN
In View of
THE HOLID'AYS
CZ' EVERY GARMENT in our immense
• BROWN STONE CLOTHING HALL was
made with a definite purpose.
f,4' THAT PURPOSE wae, that the garment
should be worn by somebody or other!
Ikeb FOR THIS REASON, every garment under
our roof LB t0.1e130.111 Sad t SOLD I
Cr TO BE SOLD to the people who come to
briy the garments.
la* TO BE SOLD for ready money; for that is
the only true equivalent of clothing.
t TO BE SOLD, NOW, in this present season
of wintry chilliness, when stout clothes
are needed.
ttia" 10 BE SOLD, either to gentlemen who
want to clothe themselves, or who want
to make to their friends the most appro
priate, economical and seasonable pro
sent that can be made.
Buy a suit f0r....., ..Your Son.
Buy a suit far four Uncle.
Buy a suit for Your Grandfather.
Buy a suit for Your. Wife's Father.
Buy a snit for Your Minister.
Buy a suit for .. .. ...Your Bookkeeper.
Buy a suit for Your Coachman.
Buy a snit ..... ...for YOURSELF.
Come and see how cheap you can buy them of
ROCKHILL & WILSON
603 and 605 Chestnut Street, .
BOYS' CLOTHING.
COOPER & CONARD,
We have an Illawagall large aleck. It is remarkably
well•tittleg. o9r prices are as low as the lowest elsewhere.
nelc Im4p
totAttllll.lls9llEAV9i ICUMR 1111111211q11 001.00twa
ESHLEMAN BROS.
WILL OPEN A NEW ATOOI OF
MEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS
ON DECEMBER 15th,
AT
da p tg ;l i CHESTNUT' STREET.
UMBRELLA.B
OF TIM Lacer
London'and
3P4aris Styles
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
na SALE BY
WI A. DROWN & CO.;
240 Mailiet St.
deSl4Grp
1101.11).A.IC 4310011 S
We have now en hand the Tameet and fined assort.
meat of tautly geode ever offered to the public. of the
mewed
price..deetgue.of late importations and unprecedented',
low . ,
DBON'LE CLOVEN S2'4•TUA INS.B7'4NDR, &e.
PA RI N GROUP6,IIUSTE,S7'.4TUETTIeB ,Ell 4 NOS
VIIIN A AND BORHAIIAN VASES.TOILET WPM,
BOUQUET HOLDER& ster, •
LA VA SMOKING 4E21 S,CIGAR OL DEA% Afdiral
J -AND TOBA CVO 30XES. .
BDINIERS OF VA RIOUS • .DESIG NS, RlenLy
MONO' ED ON .IVOOD dijlo_ BRONZE; BRONZE
AND N A 0411 D NTA.NDS. PLO WBB POTS.
114.NOING VANES. .1.10..
S. A. HARRISON,
deB-tn th a 9t rpg
/010 01131113STAIUT SWRE ET.,
.13,Q.11..413DA.3t, 014 4 00,13
R. &.G. A. WRIGHT,
02 Chestnut /Street,
Have Just 'received a largo aw;ortment of now and elegant
BOIIIIIIAN GLAB4 VASES OD 11)1L1T titsp,nosivg GAS a
1110 NMI AND 'PARR 611AECIAL PIPES,
Together with n ',real variety of FANCY ARTICLES.
'weirdly no apted for ll' 'LW AY PRESII , PI73,which way
oder for ealoat VERY REDUCED PRIURB. _
, CH RI STAI A S PRESENTS—A DEA U TIMM -
Nm s y I s the mod, welcome present you cm:ir
InigToPonli 'w tin or sksz•Pdr=gt,.caseore
• • WM. EL COLXILER & ROS "
dciu•us tu Doak one, Wow aim*
timAnru010;,,, , :•'6 : ..•,,• ; •:•.:i?
S. E. corner Ninth and Market.
1110L104%.31 GOODS.
' •GN FOR THE E
•
•
1 1111 L ,'•
J E CALDWELL& CO.
No. 902 CHESTNUT• STREET.
Novelties, Gems and. Altistio
,Goods,
Greatly excelling in 'variety and • extent every fanner
effort of ibis Erase, to vrltlch theY Invite sib:nation.
•
Gold Watches, Diamonds - Ofiental
Rabies, Emeralds and Sapphires;
East"Pidia
A inaextipl3xt ateelt of Jewel* , In .
ITALIAN BYZANTINE INQSAIOB,,
GOLD JEWELRY.
PALAIS ROYAL JEWELRY.
Brobze and Inlaid Marb'e Cloike & V.
MANTEL ,OHNAMENTEL
Very choice productioul of Actin
il , 'sAL BRONZE.
epig
eda'a
STERLING SILVER GOODS,
Beet qualities avid newest styles In
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Plated "Wares.'
An unrivaled dirPlar
FOREIGN FANCY GOODS,
In Metal, Ilirble,CidiGlasi t - Lealbtr and
Of the moat el:plait° torte from all quarters of. Bosom
Our arras gement.% local In eforope and this cmentry.'xre
Inch as Rive us at. usual (senate., in the swolion and eco
nomic& production of oar.stock. It is our wish, as well
as interest, to secure to our patrons tme benefit of such
advantages in
MODERATE PRIORS
breochot4 onr stock, without exception.
. - nal th it
41 - '- . '.--..--- • :: - e
CLARK.,&•.I3TDDLE,
SOLID SILVER
TEA SERVICES,
Made for our soedal sales by the
Gorham Manufacturing Company,
&TE.
Tea Services, WaVers, Tureens, Vega
hbte Dishes . Fruit Bowls, Wine
Stands, Butter Tube, 60,,
At Manufacturers' Price&
TABLE AND FANCY
SILVER WARE,
BRIDAL AND HOLIDAY GIFTS.,
CLARK BtRIDDLE
712 CHESTNUT STREET.
no2le to
HOLIDAYS.
TIFFANY & CO,
Non, 550 and 552 Broadway New York
Now offer and are daily opening their selections and
importations of
Pkeclomi Sionen, Gloms.
WATOHES
of Tiffany & Ca, Prodsham. Jurgetwon and others , .
E kt. WARE
of their their own and other manufacture.
PLATED -W ARE
of English and the best American make.
OUTLEEY,
of Rogers stc Bons, various stylea
BRONZES
in great` variety, subjects, =lmola, birds, vireo,
mum_ dirt.
CLOCKS, mkurrEL SEES.
GAS-FIXTILIRES
of boopm manufucturednnthe prOmises.
FANCY GOODS.
VIENNA gilt and bones Illunt;' sets , btlt - skittasi
• hello, bonbounieres and grotesque conceits.
LONDON and VIENNA gilt and leather articles.
• „ socket-books..portfolloo, ,eludouts' ,csees, bandker
. shid and glovelsaxes, traveling and shopping bags.
work, rend', card, cigar •and nail boxes,• writing
deeke. D n pierteries. drewing and liquer cABO, um.
breitse. and tut gime toilet eats PARIS doocented
porcelain vanes. lardinieten coupsi. toilet sot!., fano.
ernelling bottlee.vinsigreites. matob-boxe4 in Mello.
opera stance, perfumery. Ivory good., brnithes l / 2 nw.
S9rit. rl / 1 1.0 0 .N.P4 lalr•
th a to GUM
HENRY HARPER,
620 ARCE . I STRDET,
gap a ooniplato sseertment of now tyke of
==!
41A7atchleSs.
dole letrO
INOW,P , W 4 : I r"(kin&
Aro now oi>tn;isig s collet:Wu of
NEW pnioNs IN
Golden Bronz'e,
A I,AIIGE VARIETY,
A LARGE STlth OF
Jewelry,
Solid Skiver, and
riftlied Wain,
.:j l i4ith*jt'iiti4*;;:lii';4
CHRISTMAS PREKENTS''
copei-a, '4:4lll44gieis f
A forgo and &mit astOrtritat.,
MAGIC LAS:TEENS,
• GOLD ISPEOTAOLEA,
Hkroutsopeo, Mitcreeleo* and Itereostople
lialthitscodet, night*
• matted Initstusenti,
And a 'variety of tuaful and ornamental
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS:
WIL.Y. - WALGIBTER,
No. '728 CIEIESTNITT 13'4'REEr,
W. ENGRAVNGS,
NEW eIiNOMOS, MOTCIGRAPHSAm
"THE SHEPHERDESS."
"GOING TO` GRANDPATHER."
"MAY; DAY.„
"THE GOOD SHEPLIFAD."-•
"A LESSON INCHARITY.". • -
"THE .LITTLE solloomusness.-
"CALLING GRANDMA TO DINNER" '
(fOt3TAVE DORE'S "PEACE" AND "WAR."
"THE CHRISTMAS TREE.°
"THE COUNTRY LETTER-CARRIER.''
"THE PAIR . READER."
"THE VICTOR OP THE GLEN."
And many
-- BIERSTADTI3 -.4 "3I)NSET." •
THE REGAL DESSERT.'
"DEXTER." 4. IIENTUOKY."
"ATTENTION, SIB:"
"GOD'S ACRE."
"LITTLE JACKY HOILNER.."
"LITTLE MISS` MUFFETT7
"THE, UNCONSCIOUS SLEEPER."
"VALLEY op GRINDELWALD."
"BAY OF A MALFL"
"LAKE OF THE FOUR CANTONS."
"VIEWS ON THETLIAMEd."
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
- 818 CHESTNUT STREET.
dep VMS
FINE JEWELRY.
J. T. - GALLAGITER,
JEWELER.
1800 CLMSTNIIT •STREET,
(Late or dr, Co.)
Ming and Cain Silver. Ware,
Of Gni , owla rrkarivdk“!iture.
PIMPARED FOR
BRIDAL ANDHOLIDAY GIF T S.
-
WATCHES
Of the moat, e.elebrated taakent,
PINE JEWELRY.
Diamonde. Coral, Silver Filagree
Yea;le. Etrytettn. "Vulcanite and Jot.
Arr et b at. Malachite . 4:011.1 Mut.
btene I ammo. Gat net Varbnnele linlegernent. do.
stet t nwrican an I English Plated Wary. LocdonEle.
Bor.ene*, French Clock", dr.e...te.
Superior Table Cutlery with Ivory handles. plain or
pia t* d LIE de&
Watcbce and Clocks carefully repaired by competent
worlerueu.
All cot de warranted of FIRST QUALITY, at prices
mncl n
low mmal rate..
7AitTilviE Idt/ILAIC. .NEWEST STYLES.
apl2 d. Stir . -
FtIIITS FOR THE HOLIDAYS;
'MITCHELL &FLETCHER,-
1204 Chekiblut Street,
Invite attention to the follolOisit
New Malaga Raisins.
Bew Zanto Currants.
Fresh Leghorn Citron.
Wt i:o Spanish . Grapes.
Florida and Havana Oranges.
Princess Almonds.
Lady Apples.
Barbary Dates.
la ew Bordeaux Prunes.
Turkish Figs.
Pates des Poke Gras.
Dried and Canned Fruits,
And all the choicest: delicacies moot desirablo at this
ton on, in quantities and at ;tricot, to cult largo or mai
bus we.
--.CHARLES RUMPP,
PORTE\MONNAIE, POCKET BOOK
AND
EIATOELEL MANUPAOTITIZEB,
No. 47 :North Sixib Street, below Arcb,
PfIILADMIPPILS.
Porte Monbaies,'Oases, Pocket Books,
f4r,"grei; U'l,t,a B ;lleits„ %% li k ela.
Balms& ales. Pm; • Maim dte.
• Wholesale and RetaiL
def 19tilzeodutrpb
CHRISTMAS FOR THE .CHILDREti
H. J. SHILL'S,. '.
JIDVEI§TILt O.A.R.LtIAGIDWORKS
214 Dock Street, above 2d. •
Children's Sleds
kJ hi drt , pi' 11 tri.octizie#eis.
4hticiren's CJarriEwes'.•
tp..ll4f.,l•l;vitrrows
- - - W agon.,* deo.
The firma acoortinppt in the city , at most roaeonable
• Prieto. , and RETAIL&
del2 U 45rP
ESTABLISHED 1828.
(,Alik
HOLIDAY DILESES / 4 5.
CA. W. 3RAUSISIELAL. S ,
22 N, SIXTH ST.,
Offers a very large assortment of Roods for the Holiday
POE WAttatrod from the best , tattier.; in u(dd and
Enver eaves.
F.RENI:H NIARDLE quooE.B direct from part,.
YthE JEWELRY.of the latest styles.
SILVER wnitp from the. Gorham Mfg.-C.0., at the
lon est possible Plash.
destitow
0.. W.
S. T. G A:011
ALLB,
Watohniaker rind tieweler," 41
1800 C.hest nut, stroet;
• ' ILate.4l3atier d$ 00 •
WATVgEfis,DIEGIOIVON, WAIIO4 toe,
AT Low FlibUZa
eel to tb e Meal rpf
MIME
''' -,. .' :. i . ::: .. . , !::•i . . -. ..1t1.0,4 .1 . i . ..1! . '10 A, Y.440.0115% '. .;:i - ; . '?..-.',A'.
HOLIDAY
CONFEC'T'IONS,
rtAJEIG E AND Now
;OP TILE PINEIIT QUALITY.
Bon-Bons, BraMut,
'Don Sons, Canards.
Bans-Song„ Victorlas t .
Crystalized and Mooed Pratte,
Nougat,
Pistaohe and Orgost Paste..
Chest!icts and Chocolat?,
0 With Almond s,
• .c laood Che ata,.
• CHOCOLATE DEPAILTMEN T.
Choiolaterta, Nichali; Pistache Ch-ocoktte,
.... siMttEO.Ct net 4:Chocolate filed _with Jelly,' -
inflame Chocolate; , Pralines, ' Jim Crow
Chocolate,' Chocolate Nougat, Ch-oco
late !lean B,_C hocolate Burnt
ounicis, Chocolate . 'Walmas; - ' - -
• ' Chocolate Paste Chocolate
Aiedaltions,Cl,ucolute ' '
Rollsolegars,etc.
RICH CREAM CHOCOLATE.
FLAVORS AS. FOLLOWS:
Vanilla, °mop, B ,trawberry. - Raapbeny,Lcaton,
Cocoanut, Orange Flower, Feac.ll and Celery.
Superfine Chbcoiste Confections.
A Elpeelalty with thisitott.Fe
Also, a large variety or
RICH FANCY BOXES,
TOGETHER
Mak/mg a eplendld meartment to - select, from for
choice
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
STEPENV. WHITMAN,
d ' , N9 6 1210 Market Street.
GREAT BARUAINS IN-lINE,ALBUMS
Vs trek 'Turkey Morocco and Antique Binding.
Photograph'Album& holding 1.2 sacrum.
Photopreph Albion& holding M Dionne& 40c.
ft o'ding LO Picture& Loa Morocco,
'lloldlins 60 iictures. chased . A nd mounted, 81 '
Vino Vtlvet. Gilt Monolln F . 81
pictriree. lice orogen', 83
bolding p eturea, pane sides 01485.
Full nook, put on in told, Ova of chars
he largestwant ct Blank lity.ta and ittatloncrY
in finicky. Holiday Kooks, Kibler, titian', I.44inortoo -
pardon& Ptah nine, Pocket Hooke r finiaeora and Paw
Goons. Milos I. r. .
Matto:tn. 1304 Chestnut Street. lo
1.1001 , r, Eitstioner. JD South Eighth Stmt.
Whire.`tuff and Canary Envelopes. 15 cents per hon.
dna. Fine r•oto caper. dl rwr ream. Good Portfolios.
la cents aid upward. thictultd assortment of fins Out.
!try. Leigthe.r goods, chess sards, dominoes. and all par
for games of arnuscmente„ - -always on hand: fanny 80(44
c. Lowest prices in ton city.
11100111 Ms rescir CIOODS.
1301 cheetnn'taro' es.
100111 , 7 S ALUUSER,
120 South Eighth, Street.
delb to th r tdtM6
BOXES OF FINE STATIONERY.
INKSTANDS. a Large asbaltment.
WINING DESKS, CARD CASES,
POCKET BOOKS. SCOTCH GOODS.
k.NOLISII PLAYING CARDS.
ENGLISH KNICE•Ea9ACKB.
STATIONER AND CARD ENCIIIVER )
No. 1083 011.ESTNIUT STREET,
del4 121
croLor 6„AL - Y - GOUJos
Preparatory to taloa account°, Stock January I, we
will until that date, offer a.r large :lock of
DrlEN'is N 1,/ N it4HlNCir 43.00138
GREATLY BEI/)W USVAL PRICES.
As we have, to addition to a complete aasoemont of
.11, TA. IJ DIFSWEILII AND HOSIBRY,
An t Pisa variety of fancy coo& ' competing Ocoee.
Ti. r, Wont NI ',rebs?' Jackttx, and . other rein:mates :or
gull unto, with a rich WOOL of
W rat.p. rs and Jtirealcilast Coals,
7 hum fford an opportunity for procuring
Hobe ay Romania at Moderate Prises
WINCHESTER & CO.,
706 Chestnut Street.
don of fhtdrp
1101111).A:1( GOODS.
NOTTIEGHAIN AND SWISS LACE
CUILTAINS.
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
DAMASKS, REPS, TERRIES,
Curt am Materials.
_ PRICES:AARKED 1111VV101
According da , ourCuitow at these ESales.
Au extra lore° of Ilidioletorore eogemod will lemur
prompluees executing our ordore., • '
CARRINGTON, DE ZOUO Eft es 00.
S E for Thirteenth and Chestnut: ::;
dellS e to ltn
OCiINFIEILRIt"rRANOtt:iBE.
FRENCII CONFECTIONERY. PARIS FANCY BOXER,.
ADM (;)biRIDTALdELTREE ORNANIENTd
de7 letrm,
110LIDAY..-RIUMENTS. , . • ,
FIT AITFFEA, Beexinti
"•*' Z e krirE h P"I„IVEU . T4II3I2, I :
soltablolor Prewntoositicb will bo
mold Ii w 'or carh. , • • llog•lmn*
WATCHED AND MUSICAL BOXES' RE.
4 E I paired by OMNI wprknion.
FARR dc BROTHER.
Imparters of Watches, am,
Chestnut axed, below Pour%
'.SSE 41:11EVEA.1"
NOW REAVY:,
Tbo largest ana toast varltd stoek of
. - ,1.C.9N:fgQ.11Q.55...,::
Christmas 0-ifts.
D 1 AE K
FOR GEN TLEMEN.
GREAT REDUCTION.
Annual Olosing Out Sale
Ind a General Line of
CB U37C.11 18.0 S.
C. ' JEi9P.N AS,
No. Es3o, 'Walnut, Stree:L
, ,
SECOND;IIATION,
BY TBiatlGl JU$l-1.
TO-HAYS'. CABLE NEWS.
1111811Cial and commerOial Quotations.
W.:* 04- xit : :t1,07 ; :0 . 10:0 - r*:.
Mr. Cushing's Mission to Europe
By She Atitustic
'l4olnow, Dee. 16, A. td.—OonsOls for.. money 92
Aft 40294 ; for ii eopnk o2%: B. five twenties
7431. Erie R. IL 27 illttiOls ()antral 96.,
- • lavEnroon, Dee. 16 i -A. 11.--43otion is,tending
downwards ;'the sates of to-ddy are estimated at
Flour Anner but not ttighoir.
LONDON, Dec. 15, P. IL.--4:kon8010, for money,
tily i ; for account, fq,,n(AP2X; Plveottventlea dult
at 74%; Hallways grater but not higher..
2,4v.aur00r,, Dec. 15,- - P. H.—Cotton easier but
sot lower. Itoutdatuffa unchauged. Pork flat at
863..6d..11ettned Petroleum Is. 6Xd. Ootton at
litivity Is declining.
Caieb eastalimea-0111110itoki..
P3peeial Despatch to tbo Dbllada.' Beetling dittleUial
WAOMPIOTIPS, Dee. 15.--The bleat illdiCatil3oB
ate that Caleb Oushkig's Inieskus 'will be' tound
to have reference to the pending negotiations
with the government of Ckdombiaabbut the con
cession of rights for, a eldp 4nal across tits
Isthmus of Darien, similar to those recently ob
tained from Ificarangua. All that 18 positively
known of Cushing7a doinge before he 'kft agrees
with this theory,and it to known that a ehort time
ago our government was expecting advices from
South America on that subject. It is thought
by some that inexitected hitch in negotiations
has induced Mr. &Ward to employ Mr. Coking.
Insereation Ilissitt Deposits.
PlPeeial Deepateb to, the Male: Evening ilatletir.)
Wasnisoron, Dee.ls.—A; Wills in course of
preparation, which will be introduced into the
Howse ln , a few 'days, prohibiting hulks from
payink Interest on_ their deposits, _ltia held that-
a large amount of moony Is kept out of circula
tion, and In many if extions of the country a
strlagency is product:4:l by reasme that the bulks
keep control of all the surplus currency_by pAy
tug small interest on the sums deposited with
them. To prevent this bribe object of the pre*-
,
est bill.
Shipman% of Specie.
(Special Despatch Witte Ph(M. )3vestictit Bulletin)
NLW YU/1/K; 15;--The steamer ROlll'llEl
sailed to-day, with eighty-two . thousand dollars
ki E pode. •
intvpligence.
PLTMOT TLf. Dee. Ib—Thu ship Arhold Bouinger, from
New Pork. pat into this port 101.klug.
Yossu. Dee. lb—Arrived. steamer Brifannis.from
Glassowv.
Otate of 7111=wflil guy
ac
gut
1 ice
I. A,. M.... dee. 12 M 26 dot. 2P. 11.....21 4.8.
Worn/Les dear. Wind Northaved.
Pleaddent Jonnson and Sth Office..
. _
Beektirli,
The rioting quarter of •Mr, debase-aim term is not likely
to: bedptiegnt lied by any yet' nouible measnres of pot.
fel'. But in the matterof 1/91 , 411nuteasa to office wit are
tut co certain There societal to be . a general rash
from all quarters, of allants Of candidates tor all sort' of
placce—terecially Lf thine who Quern not to
at
any.
aid whe have no great coutidenee ba being ate* to get
any. if they wait fer General Grant. They think tiler
wintry their chance a with Mr. Jitinson at all events. If
they fall. tnal coats them nothlog if they acieeeed.
they may en manage things as la. hold over under Grant.
It the ealasnaproprietles of the case counted for anv.
thieg iih.Friarident Jobrised, he would leave !hinge sub.
staxiiiaby as they are unfit Gam Grant eonlei in, lie can
sandy ro no for part ferric• by g ring him as appoliat
Meet ler thotwitry fraction of an official term which Ls
&Lb. him to alien liocertainly can du nothing for 'the
pe aerstee, And he may begun* sore that any man
who m gate Afe nomination and the csuata's confirmation
now, must do it by means discreditable to all. conc.emed.
Ihe qi.arrai DetWeen the President and • ;eragreen
been ro dl WIXOM to the country ID mare wayia—bit In
roue - more o than In toe kind of men it bse brought Coto
efity.iro get Mr... Johnson to aorta oat -,exid then the Banat°
to CA nem*, h.. req air. d two distinct and opposite sate of
promisee. 'While Necking an appointment, the
*spend ate prondeng the President every.hing. He
and his nieces WWI! are to be cossetted
earl pat:died in the disposal of the official pa
n image. Congress is to be resisted and thwarted... Rho
Preelarnt to to be recesnir.ed as the solo fonatala
of political wisdom as well as of political po ter. Bat
the element the nomination goes. iu. hp tune change&
Th ii &Delon heron..' sit powerful. Tnett Tata are tics
1114 VIII Wanted. The pain is recurs , —whit lenecaesary
to
confiltns.ton. *security for the future. And every denifor
is arson d iii, bus wisbea shall be omnipotent with the
att. 4f.0-that be shah have waatever he wants, and
th.i.any hung told the President to the contrary was
..1(1 t..-raufe It was en Stall to carry tie point
In nine* Well out often. a vigorous and adroit eystem of
tiring re i hos ..trtatit. ly•e*e entail to - amnesia And any
, ms to aid retort to Fitch means of g•tting an office, is
s*C ly to tu cyst . e Orli olons in the disch,age of nis da
nce lo It, 7 his ua (m ace been in the intarndant darlag
the lark* r part of Ain Johmion's official term and. ne
e ,unts in sery large degree for dui character of his dy
ke.. n este.
Watt can - any man want of an appelniment at Air.
JTALGFOIII . II bands at tide late dry? There are Immo offices
to which a great deal of tol , cbief - can ho done, even in
three months. The , issionership of lutes nal Reve
nue is ore cf them ; and the appolatimmt of an unfit man
to that poet now w Jule be Mt ha the iniary of the service
long gin rbe shouid go o tof it. .We hope no wish tip
"mantis:lent yr ill Irr made; and if made we certainly hope
it will nit bo confirmed.
We cannot imagine what good end can be eared
by mating appointmen to of any kind now. except in
case of vacancies which it hs absolinely noceasary to have
filled rt ouoe- eked we d not Feet how President John.
sea can either gratify his friends or ptiohh his enemies.
to say appteetsble extent. by mak rig appointments at
thic emen. g hour of hie official lite. Yet this is almost
the etly quarter left is which ho can still promote a vig
orous quern 1 with tither branch of Uongreea; aid this
fact may C. mite a teroniation which ho will fled it linpas
pinto to resist —.V Y. Thrum
IfitNANCT.;a.L and COMMKELCILS.L
%We IPlLllatdelliplallia falottoy Marko 88
tildes at the Philadelphia Stack Exobalago.
1117011 E UOAUDS.
48Ai I°l. ,
Mame aokap.
tOO eb,lWid 11 blO
3e i o
1000 ChtvlSeuewc&pltelooli it 10 eh Penns 53%
800 do do 10030 88 eh do 83 4
2000 Lehl2b Val bde 52 eh do its 555 1
co up new 01 1 4 an Ta&grlo b6olta 25
MOO Sch Pay 68'82 2de 70 r iSO eh LebNav , %lc , Wilit
', 10 rh Cam it Amboy 1201 i 100 eh do 23,‘
23 eh 241nehill It 07 200 eh Ett Nich Cl 1
. • earwvcp nowsua.
_,
i
500 C&A (23 mta 'B9 923 200 eh Readll Its 48%
5400 Lehlzhae Rlnb3 84 100 eh do be) '48%
Beh FanTaleclik 400 eh do bts Its 46%
.0 gown 188% 60eh t do c Its 48%
126 et Penn R 63% 600 eh do b3O Its 49%
2Llet, do b6O • 68%1104.5h- do ' blO 49%
N Corpondslo 2%1100 eh , do '48%
ascoNu'lloAim.
26 eb re.rttna 11 its 53%
100 aft— do • 63%
'1 eh do C 5334'
100 eh `do., b3O 53%
10 eh Readla 481(
92000 Leht2h °MIA 89
4600 Lebiwu 'B4 82
600 lit Perna R 10a 108%
50 eh X.eOIN al R ishyd
160 ob do . '533
100 eh lieystno Zinc 1,8-16
Tvannav Dicta:Ohio 15.-The priming', fere money , still
eontfuveo With hut litho probability of an abatement .
morn aft. r the commencement of the new yea. The bank!
date vent made plibilo this morning shows that these in
gisitutiors are doing their utmost to accommodate. the
so errs mile community. as their loans exhibit au increase
of 41257.7413 over these of last.week. The other items.wlth
Cho exceptilu 4 f the.. amount due to tinziks. show a de.
nesse. The,Legal Tenders have fallen- off $211.707: the
di. t alio 81217•724,,and thOclreulatios $2,253.. The banks •
have loot of their reserve resources, small. and loosened
their;demand liabilitioo 5810 077, , ; •!, i • • ,
I he city treefurer gives ofheial,notioe.' that 1644'111t0n
to rho pay Inc ut of•the oeselanxrial - interest et ttie first of -
January. he will else pay thrincipal of the bonds ma.
toting at that date, the' nteract of, a Mon win thee cease.
Re deo gives notice That ha iwill , adherwatrictly• to the
ordinance of Councils, directing that all. certidevitof of
clty Loans shah be registered previous to the payment of
*Merest-1n item of interest to every creditor or the Mtg. 1,
The' e was but little activity ,. at: the Block Board thit
xyj 0 ri jug, vi ithOUt any moo. tial change in pricif i• all the
baler class of nallnoad and Canal bonds are den firmly.
City Sixeo ,were steady at 07 for the old, and l0),V85,100 the the pew.
)5
The 1 ollowinglableviill ohmic tbe Obit/561n the Prices
of cloverilments yeatorday and , today: - • • .
t , 2b.delv. Yeedrdes .
Heskered, 1881 ..... .........10911 100 3 i, 1100.3 i 109
I
Coupon. 1881,...., .........114 1141(.. /144 ill ,
5.24 Registered, 1861-- ;.10 . 1011 g •,, ; 10d 1
g. 20 t supou; 1862, ........ ...110'4' 111 110 i lte
640 youpunAg64., .... ~....107 107 ' 1 107' •
B,2o7teditered. 'BB4. - 10 0 t a r ......,,,6 10V
5-20 Coupon 1863.. ......... :107 03 ,'. '' .' 107 103 -
figg Hegiotered.lBo3 . .._.,.. ... .10 07 -id $6 107
11-20 Coupon 1865,Jan&July,110-Fleff:- "••• .•.. - 10314 110 ii
5.20 C o upon 160..........•..1104 1101 5 ', ' 109% 1.1 o!„
620 Coupon 1863, ..........11 110 110,14 , ' 1t 01
10.40 Registered ............1 @id ' 10214' 1- 3
1
104010ouproi ... - - • • • • - - -103 1 4010011 1055441004,
o t At
needle's ttrelread again too 'an' upward - tarn , and
dosed at 43).14185i• b n. Pennsylvania nall'ead sold at •
523cr•-a decline of 3-4 ; Slinehill at 57; and Philadelphia ,
*ad Erie at 25. b. o. .. , • , . • .
t seal allures were. very , tinier if small soles of Lehigh
Navigation at 28,itig08%.; 20 was hid for Lehig h Di &Yds:
flea 'referred. _
In Ceal stocks there were Pales of',l3t. Nichold at t.- . .
No, transaction's to report in Vault and Pa/monger Ran.,
'wily obliMa . - • ' ' '
Elden lie Haven and llrother. No. 40 South Thir d,
sheet, snake the followlug_4lnotatkotio of the rates of
chimpie today, at 1 P. M .• L'nited States Sixes'. 1381. 11454
61 2 4.,Ut do.da, , 621,11(Prg®11056 i d0.d0..1831,1064,410711; vie.
.1365 107y:05108; do. do. WI new. 10,4011 N ida do.
, new. n04'01104; do. lbilli lieffiniefit nye. Tioa•
fortlea) 166 t t Due l•
Gold. 18511dati5 :shyer 1M64111236.
Smith. - ito Wed aco • , matqinr4 ilitookilrbht
quote at. teN Wed ock aifolioWa: 1863 need Stator
hixes. ibm,ll4goll4'tizochtwentia. Ir. 110 ld 41tOltt
do: do.' do do. , da, do.. telith 101344105: .
do. do. Jute.. MIS e 1100119.16 : do. do. de. • do.. - 1807.
Il0h0f10.11: do, do do.. uovasuofg: u.• &
ktres‘ •1 en.fortlea. AddMiiird}ft eitil'ullet di. 90X111014
day C.ooke &Va. quote uovernmant 404 te.
'
day ea follow*: U. 14 ft_,* 114%0114h old Flve.twert.
ties. 1103c0111 new rtvetweutteti of 55564. lofultoi
do. d0..1865.1077.401r; ItliretWentles of July. Ital101a;
do. 1807: /.103‘4111 ; do. 110304110 N TOtafOrtira..
401 , 3444106 hit ueld. MU- ,
(M_"
*Wetter lieene. seater* 42 South Third attes t. (dot e
florder State BondsWAß"; as fall Iwo: Tannest:wed. eld.
eat@;673.f:te.e4SW,6o @SS% Vlteltda. elit.f4A { o9ldf do
Herr. 5' !X; Iv wilt *runnels, old, 63'1 do. new .
ug i.M iasoint, 88Y 35: Georgia fie, en ®9l: do Ts 93a5,,
Philadelphia Produce Market.
rtmenslr. Dec, 15 —Tbe receipts of , Dlowerseed are.
trlfiirr, unit it tamps from 465101 60. Mess of Thitothr
are nonclusl at $2 60®2 'Th. There Is a steady 'demand
for ihmeed, and it soils on arrival at $2 129415eper bestial,
• The Flour market continues —inactive. as there
tradep FlijpplAg dematk. ' 'hems
bey , The • save' • - comprise
10 Inuits extras at $6 4,0; 100 barrels Wisconsin extra.
tsintly-at eh:, RXI barrls-klincosote • f mac,- at 48 Tat 20)
banels Penns% Ivernfa and fibre do, do, At ;.610 00,410 fist
Ito !mints Redstone at $ll. and fancy . lots .4600 26418
No change In ir ye Flour or Dorn Idea • Bniall Wes of
the former at $T 1608 03. - • '
The-Wits:it-market has undergone n o Change:4nd Orr
pales are of an extremely limited c aractAr at SI 90A
2 06;600 bus .e. hob* No. 1 Uprise sold. at $1 %and Amber
at $1 Ioa2 16 per bua, • A sale of 50u bus. We.tern rive at
$1 eV. Corn is lera active bet prices Aro unchanged. Sales:ol denip eLd 'prime dr" new yellow.at 900 Mt and
coma OK at St 20. There 1a an iteuvir 'novel:own in Weer.
ern Oats. and 10 . 000 lmshe sold at 771a78 °onto, and arena
dear ac 15 cents. nice" of Barley and Malt are rue.
cheated..
Whisky Iseult and !anger from on 91 to I woo d and
ironn bound pkgs. •
_
new llrOrk ilittlrkets
•
IFtom the Herald of toile .
Eno. 14..-4:ield opened this morning at 1.8536. advanced
to 1,1, fell slain I°U, tken toN'Subemnentle reined to
and rho tictuating between Oaten& !.‘" closed in ;the
mom at the bitter Spore. , .The iteuestalfeelingin the man
ket was one of weakness. and Iratiesc 4 l nn - were light.
Cash gold wish, good uPPIT. and , from two - to Ave per
cent. warpetal fer , canying. Later. en the reeriipt of news
from Wroblegton, gold hneroved le mite and tithe close
of lunitiese wax quoted at1fieV3111631....
WWll:rites is the bugbear on the street at presentartat
pending the settlement of questions there the entire mar
ket it unsettled acrd feverish. , TM...decides:le or the
t nprerne Court titon the ethos Mier before it, Ifivelving
the, constitutionality of the Legal Tenderest, Is anakirrir
peed for and excites the gres,W. interest and earl -
Z; The greet imPertellee 'of, such *decision is
rfitly not exaggerated , 'altheolth the efflot of
en opinion graven° to the constitabletuility
"leetriellootters Dot Witte elearte utiderstoest.- -That. it
onl4 induce serious embarrassment - busktoas and
great fluctuations le values is well comprehended. and
while still a mere matter of speculation nearly ail ablehe
regular operation' en 'Change have &simmer' the of
optetatom and detheie teenier Into-newtingsgemee as
either Invent or melte: 0. or assume any new•risks", of the
Extent of which fis eo attic - It' at the preeent time to
rimy. perimps, not be eurieriluons - to say that a de-
Isles adversely to the constitutionality of the act would
et pot any new feature upon co.tracts entered into
ahem Its pateetre. - besed upon the recognition of the anon.
back currency as 'lawful money.". • These:'would stilt
bold good as any conttact at totnmen law. the'eostaider t
lien cf obleh Wes' fully midtmitoed by the Peaks on .
either pan. But contracts termed prior is the tes4ge of
the act. where - "lawful money" •. Wee
*of Mot have be - " - execute d
trio- ythrein the •totem ceth only would be the
standar& of 'lnoue, and greenbacks quoted At their die
eote t value. as in Caine,' is. It can readily be seen bow
in reliant ie the matt..,r thus involved I n legal controversy
and now to nearly to be finally decided. and in tho event
of a decision annulling the act, the great. revelution that
would occur in the nusinere of the c ,notty. it la not.
therefore s matter of surprise that while ho - irly extext.
log Ititellifeete of the oPinkat 44 the Supremetki irk
there Omuta he - a comparative lull Of operations In the
smck Ezet ante. - • "
It v. veld not appear from the eonree of the raid market
ten ay that tiltfc was much anticipation amorist ht. golf
trotters of the annuluse.at of the act as the donee quota
Mu for geld exlittlta 'a decline upon the opening ..ties
In fact, late in the afternoon It was' stated that a prix tte
telt grate had been receive° aonouncine that be fetal
Tender stet bad been declared constitutional. watch,
nith ether net t. induced a more buoyant !wing in the
market. tt e improve.eent ID geld not•ce4 enbriquently
raring lime bents ben g due to the IPtter3l revival
, c4ll AFD•Tent In all other values and the prospect
el a hater meth tomorrow.
_.
Money wee active ba , day ab be cattle ratea as during
the 'Nose last week. but without any • appearance of
Pith/litre*. the surely being quite *gnat to Jim .dera and.
Ihe recular Tate_ tO borrowers oneall Was seven Par
rent and there mar have been fewer •esicep Pone at six,
bus amen Mays Were made en sorernmente at the lamer
figure. The • bipments of currency the South and
le , tilt, icootinite, and we' learn of one''bank
harms , received an order to-dap front. Chits.°
for Salome. With ever seventeen muttons
in exceed of the leg-I reserve in hank and
the vomit-not asibtattee from the goverornan , ,, there la
110 C.2 , 1111e for alarm in• this. however, but rather eubiect
tor se tirfaction at the bealtby butintee Get:dip It seem.
ierint in the country ;this &sin tenet likely to continue
much longenand by ten, middle of January wiltDrubablY
bave charm • d he direction and 'him
Bet in on return.
after, fructifying and etimulativg. to ...lemma growth the
vectors indeed:lel entrepriees of the West an l South and
(vented in market for the products et our Eastern Mane.
technics.
irrom the N. Y. World of to-day., .
Van. It—The money market was active at 7 per cent.
for call loans, with same exceptions ate per cent.
The gcroernmenthand market was dull in the morning,
but Improved In the af unmoor.. upon receipt of the new.
te *r e ctovs had pawed a resolution The bonds
be paid according to the contract. market
advar.ted and elated atm&
The gold Market was weak. opening at 1Z - 6V. ad vatic& X
to 120 i. declitalog to IW, and clotting at 126. 4 5; at ft P. M.
1 he rats paid for carrying were 6, 4.4 1 14 -- and per cent.
alter tbe board adjourned valet were made Wetly at
12.:4,,„ doting at 186% t 0125 %. at& ea P. M.
I be op. ration* of the Gold Exchange Bank to.day were
as I clime :
Goldbalances ........
Culotte! balasioee— .......
• • • • •434.41•766
64
Gross cleareustes •—•—
******
• • ".
4.
647.674414
The 1160.4a5t QnoZouon■ trout New Fork
De c . Telegraph. )
NENW Yoert.. ,6.-:-Iftoeke ete4dy and dull ladengo
and ttc-ek Wand. 107.4% Reading. 97.1 d: Canton Com
' any. - 47n7. Fzie.l2 l '; tfleveland and Toledo.lo/1 Clem.
land and Pitteburgh. 83; Fitt+3Ourgb and Yort. Wayne,
Ito; ?Michigan lioatbern, f6ki; New York central. MS . ;
lllinefa 4lezoral, 1413)Os Cumborl,nd Preferred. MO;
Virginia F ices, Eat; lindeon Hirer. 125'4: Ficrotwerat.a.
IFB2. 11o.f.„ ; do.. 1e6.4. 101.4 t do. 1I li, 111 do. n0v141104
110%; Teraortiee.lll6ll;liold. V-634: money, 1 per cent:
Exchange. MX.
allarketiv by 'telegraph.
tereeita Dervatehlo the Alfa. Evenuse Bdietin.l
, . ,
ri ow Yoga. Dec , 15.18 '. 6 P. 14.--Cottem—The market this
meaning was firm•with a fair demand. offerings mode
rate. bee'es of about 1,230 bales. We qUote as followa m
yi,dda ns oeh.ares. gat do. Uplandeegast-
Flour. d...e.—Receipts 6 ate bangle. The malted for Wes
to is aLd State Flour is firm with a good demand. The
gales are about 8,000 barrels. including Superfine State at
66 15€ 1 6 70; Extra State at 617 1507 60; low 4. &dee Wes
tern h.xtra $68.'037 46_; Southern Flour la quiet and ttn
changed ; California Flour is dull and unchangid.
eirau•—lecelpta - wheakiCo buotieLe• The mark tis firmly
held. No. 2 bldwaukee a' 611 Mgt 62. Corn--receipte
17,(i 0 bushels. he market lie lower and weak. Old
Weetern at Si 14(41 15 a fl oat Oate dell but firm; 503 bus.
at Ise.
Provisonr—The receipts of Pork are 200 barrels. The
market is drill end nommaL at $2 fur new Western
Mete. Laud, receipts 850 packages. 3ha market is Arm
with a fair demand.
. .
Whisky—The market is dull. We quote Western free
atfBl
Worresponience of the &sedated Prem. I
ls , aw 'Foam Dec. lb.—Cotton quiet:sales of D:117 bidet.
at 75Ue. k lour quit t; market favors havens. but la with
,- nt decided CJ nage. 'Wheat dull and market favors
bu3trs. 1.. , nt dull and declining; paCEI of 89000 bu h-ts
ntiacd Wt stern, 112340115. to sts firmer; sato* of 27.000
barbels at 7711 0, 704. Reef wlet. Pork quiet and un
changed. Laid quiet. Whisky quiet.
ItaLri son . Dea. Ib--Cotton`term at 250 Flour quiet.
in •ct Ivo and unchanged. Wheat dull, small receipts and
pricer uncbanked. Corn dull and heavy; white, 93.485
Os - ta fire; at 75c. Rye ffrra at :31 40lati8s 50;• Now York
h tate $1 70. Pork fi rm at $587541 07. Bacon q stet;
riu rid. a I7c ;clear do iTtifFel /N. r Sbouldete 140.
18. Lard active at 1856..
DIA.RMII
ear see Na das Btaietttl'* ll haUgig ARM
ARRIVED , THIS DAY.
__.•
Steamer FolunteenGallagber, 24 hours from New' York,
with wise to John F Ohl
Bahr It S Mercer. Hankk. Dighton:
GLEANED DAV. •
Steamer Fanita, Freeman, New York, John F OhL
A Garrison. Smith. Galvotton. Lathhtiry. Wicker.
them Co. _ • •
Leer F Smith, Cris. Boston, Ehiffolk Coal Co.
GOrresiMadence or the Philadelphia Me. Bac
LFWES.Dam. Dee h .l P/1.
The tolkwring vessels trom.Philadelptda passed to sea
Yesterday and • to-day : • Barks Jennto - ..Eltingwood. for
Ii API s Schstnyl. for 'Marseilles; Delis. for Barbados:
mem- Enterprise for St John. NB: also, one bark and two
brigs.lnames unknown. , • , , •
lhon.as Belly. who was brongbt whore' hero suffering
fromiejurieerecelved by being caught in the main sheet
on b lard the schr J V Wellington. .has. Rinse: died and
,eraa burled here to leaves 11, wife and several elpldnon in
Ireland. 'Wind N W.;
Youn.to. - - Josatiii'Langnui.
MEMORANDa • •
Ship Alaska; flinall. - clazired at Nevi Orleans atitlmit: for
33 avi c, with 4021 baler cotton and WO staves , •
Steamer thridt (NCil...Raschen.. cleared at Now 'York •
yesterday for Bremen. •
Steamer Holsails, (NG). -Vklers; cleared at New York
yesterday {or Bamberg. .
t• Steamer - Isabel Louisa.- Savage , cleared at New York
yeeterdny for Havana, • , . •
Steatite , filatiposa. Ramble; from 'New Orleans, at Now
York yeeto - day: •
Bark Boston (Ind), Laconimaro , hence at Lisbon '23d •
_ Bark Parthian (Br). Oaborn. cleared at New York Yes.
terdaY for Montevideo and , linenos Ayres via BARBA
' River:
Brig Ecturah. Pickhatni, hence; at Gibraltar 24th nit,
d cleared for Leghorn.
Canelle. lAMB hence at Genot 27th nit.
Behr Sarah Callen. °Ratner. hence at Boston lath inst.
Sam Win Walton.. Reeves.and S Rabbit's. •
Cleared Ma ry n lath
Coon for JIB port. . •.•
Schre Gi Farr. cils; Marshall. Hall. and
' Jonas Smith. Nichols: .from Boston for this think - at New
York Yesterday..• • •
Sari e o Scrftiner.'BiStleek Lottie . and 1. FTayloe. an 0, 07
A Creak'. Glikey. hence et Boston 18th Ins, •
• Schr John Miner. Wager. hence for New Haven. at
New. Yo3k Yesterday • - • '
Behr J T Weaver t WeaYey; *al,. Salem for.vnialiiirt,
'at New York yester day • ' • ,•
tichrs
_Qestia., Ii • Mooni, ,Nickeratint
- Breeze. Coolatio ! and mum hence, at , finatan
lath tint. ,
• Sam Taniamoinit; - BlontkOmelic eleared at
inst. for this port. . -
Bar Boni Reid. Rel& hence at Portland Yesterdar. • •
4 , ' • MARINE zialscELTAtziy.!i,
Bark DOllO9. from Ilendoillferßosten.Yemained ashore
',.vesterdaY :Doming on 'West Chop; Will •
have to 'tabu rto get off. - •
schr•Bita. Brown, from •Tas kir Island at New Yor . k:
reports that on the Pd nit. ;at la 04. ion Cl 22 , fell with
atilt inChbal* from ; Baltimore for , -Port Scat% water. -
• logged. and .t , ok oft tier. ore*: • Wire ,24. at Tama Island,
putt four of the crew on beard the Mg tionoord, &woad for •
Eat Imo, atO ita might the remainder tO Naar York.
Brig Gladiator. Nickerson. from -Now. York. Unbent
le reported above been very leaky; and to lame loot 'VS
of dock load of damn.
'01.A . XY)4 . 4).:0:f . .
NIN •13tiLlitni47--miLmIarm,:TIIEgDAY; DECEMDE
Ttti-tft.1):,:. : ...:.:;.:g1)1Tii()N.:,: ,-- .',.
BY TEI,EaRA.PII4.
FR 0 M WASHINGTON
IL A. StOrtm's Nomination Rejocted
No Aotion Tit:ken on Alm OMD4llgB'l3
The Copper Tariff Bill
The Bayonne 'Bureau Trouble
-ADDITIONAL -OAI3LE -NEWS .
The` Wonslnatlons-The Copper Valli,:
IStettal Deroatcb to the Phtlads. Evening Bullethia
WASHINGTON, Dee: 15.=-Tbe Senate Clotrnit-,
tee on Foreign Relations, at their meeting this'
rooming, decided to recommend , the rejection of
the nomination of fL - A.: Smythe, as Minister to
Russia. ' The Finance Committee took no action
on the nomination of Alex:Ca:mulogeas Cam
calash:met. of Revenue.
The Ointince Committee 'spent.tvro hours In
hearing argumentsof.scleral7delegations and
numerous Congressmen on itui bill, increasing' •
the tarlff'on 'capper, and finally' decided to lay it
aside for further consideration.
The illevenue Ilurenat Trending,
Moeda Desoateh' to the Philadelphia Dentine Balkan.)
WASUPIOTON,,Dec. 15.—The :Retrenchment
boramittee will hold a meeting to-morrow to
consider__their, report,..which.ls. pertly_ written,_
and will be reedy for presentation In a few days.
It will show some startling facts about the ad.
ministration of the Revenue Bureau, and there
lations of the Commissioner, with the Preahlont
and Secretary of the Treasury. •It
appear, it is said, that some months ago Coen
missioner Rollins was not only stripped of all
power in , the appointment of his subordinates of
all gindep, bat that all papers 'relating to such ap
pointments were removed from his control, and
taken out of tbelmilding occupied by the Rove
rine &treat.
By the Ailantte Cable.
LivEnsooL, Dr.c..15, 2.80 P. M.—Cotton easier
but not Jower. Manchester adviees. aro lesi fa
voreble and ennui dullnese. Wheat firmer but
not Idgbt,r!„ Corn p8a.,91, Peas 465. ,
LINKE - pont., Dec. 15.—The bark Alice, from
hew;York, has arrived, with her rigging dam.
aged, by a gale.
13017TILAMPTOIC, Dee. 15.—Arrive !iteamship
Union, from New York.
Ordim
Wasonscrrox, Dec. 16.—cegislation will be
practically suspended on Wednesday afternoon
until after the recess, as Thursday, and perhaps
Friday, will be exclusively devoted to the . au
nouncement of the deaths of Stevens, Finney,
Hinds and Mann. Many-members will start for
their homes previous to Monday.
The Massachusetts Elections Teiter
BOSTON, Dec. 15.—The new board . of Aldermen
~
stand, Bepublidans, - 7;: Democrats, 5. Common
Connell; Republicans, 80; MI/merit*, 21.
At Lynn yesterday; James N. Bulfam, citizens'
candidate for Mayor, was elected.
Lowell elected Jonathan P. Folsom. Republi
can, Mayor, by 160 majority over E. B. Patch,
running on the citizens' ticket. -
In Charlestown, E. L. Norton, Republican,was
elected Alaycrr whit but slight oPPinition•
Weather Report.
Dee. 15, 9 A.
Port flood— ....
Cloudy,. 29
Portland. ..... .. N.W. Cloudy. 28
Roston ..... ... :..N. W. ' Clear: - 23
New 1 0rk....
............. W. Clear. 34
Philadelphia .....:..........W. Clear. 34
Wilmington. Del .....N. W. Clear. 36
Waebington. ..............N. W. Cloudy.
37 .
Pmireie 'Monroe . ............14. - Clear. 40 -
Rtchmbnd N E. Clear. 45
A agnate, Oa. ... W. Cloudy, 49
Cie wego... "N.E. Cloudy. 90
Buffalo N. E. Cloudy. 83
Pittthnrgb Cloudy. 29
'
Chicago .... . ........... . if. W. Cloudy. 29
Lou levllle. N. Clear. 35
Mobile. _ S. ,E. Raining. 9.
Now Orleans
'ley West .....
Havana.
CITY. BULLETIN.
TILL Tarrwro.—William Lofton went into a
bakery at Crown an Wood streets, yesterday, and
robbed the monfy drawer of $lO. The sham was
given and be ran. Be was pursued by Polioeman Le
Brand and wit.. captured. .Ald. Toland held Lofton
In .11,000 hail for feat.' .
5,000
NEW MUSIC ALBUMS,
Napolfteently bound In Geld and Leather,
Ready for Sale Tuesday, N0v.241h,
AT
J. E. COE LIPS PIANO WAREROOMS,
923 CHESTNUT STREET.
Containing BIFTY of the !fewest Neal of Nude for the Piano,
Vocal and fulnunental, no one of which was
Pub Med in the runt Edition.
Price, - • - - - - $2 50
INDEX.
No.
I. Turlarette (Quadrille). IL Marx:.
9. Pt also of Tears (Swig), P. Schubert.
8. ptaln Jinks (Sons). T. blaclagan.
4. Vittilance (Polka DiUtairs)..l. ^sober.
5. Robinson Crusoe (Quadrille). Offenbach.
6. Not for Joseph (flops). Arthur Lloyd.
7. The .I over end tho I(ird (Pons). P. D. Gnglielmo.
8. ,Orphee Aux Enters (Quadrille), Offenbach.
9. Jetusalern the Golden (RYlnn), A. Ewing.
18. the Merriest Girl Theft' Out (Song). arranged ,by o.
• Minas' •
111 Cousin et Confine (Pchottisch Elegatite),..7. Egalearl.
torn Fair Art '1 lieu (t3ong). +Veldt.
18.
In the itarlipht (Duet). EL Clover. '
14. On the Beach at Cape May (Song). Wonis by E.. N.
Slocum,. •
15. Schtitten-51arscb.Carl.Penet
16. ;Volt Burner (Polka), Carl Purist.
, 17. Ohne Etugel tind Bagel (Galop). Carl Faust
18. Good Bye, Sweetheart, Goodßye, (tiong), J. ; l. list
-19. LaChatelaine, (Polie Mazeurite). Carl Faust',
'2O. 'l he Young Recruit (March) it Richards. ,
Z. Five o'clock in the Morning (Billed); by,Claribel. •
22. The Moon Behind the Trees, (Song), (1, T.Wilson.
Uti and Down. (Galen), cart Faust.
24. The Black Key. (Polka ,Mazortra). A. Vlertmi. •
25. Rommice trout Don- Pasquale* (Opera eons), Don
2E Crispin° e la.Comnre (Opera Bongo). pantaale a s
longed by E Ketterer.
27 Dome; Sweet Flume (Variation)..J. Melee*: •
28. Martha gra Tarnbcrimt(slßitalte), Sidney ;smith.
20 Lea Varieties Paristennes (Dew Quadrille). . • •
..s4. La 8./la Mecca_ (Didep) arranged by B. Godfrey..
.111. Come fiscal* E ric' (Sough' Chsribel:! ; • • •
82. Arlitclue(Polka. Matonrkal,„A. TaleaY.
118. !Oaggie'a , Secret ; (my - , ii4eart, is oVer the , ;
(Sung). LlatibeL , •
_• • .
.114.1 m Strudel' (Galop). Oar' Faust., . ,• ; •
85. Blue Bird (( rolkaßeave/. Welniterteet. • •
86. Barbe Blotto Melon), arranged by
ThO.Natadts (.7141*.ur0114), 444tHr. •• - -
ee. Fire and Marne (Galop),,Carl rariat, •
89. Victoria Lanceee (Quadrilles); Wehi l lyqii.,
Ad. Lucretia Borgia (11 litindhd), nizattL A
;41. Scones ghat lere Brightest Lpilaritarae..(Sortg)*W'
V. Wallace.- ..;
42. Pint: ,Wile'a Dead (Barbe , Bletie)4 (Eforig)i , Orton
4s 7ei filen* (Doctrinal% P. Morin:: 'r
,44. Piavolo (Pant isle). arranged by ,Sidney amid!.
'45. Fro
des Itoseis4Watta). E. Eetterer. •
46, Cetus Animam (Opera Stabat Meter . W. Hobe.
47. .47. La Favorite (Monacan De Lontgirt).J..444ber...
4. Inabortellen (Walts, 4 Dands).J.Glarel'i. • ;
49. Hustler I..eben MOW), &rerun. - • '
50,13 anger's (Marcl). 4
Prite..2 50. - •7. ' natant
FOR BALR—AN zrAoo o p wt . logo Lica
assorted Unert
PRTRE, WRIGRIL/1 ROM
116widaso,istRiall
• •4! H .1 • 4 y
W • te li r i Manil or slide try 1 : :a : ,
Him,— FOR
wwra:k.OrisoUn=A&gt
2 :4 0 CrOtOS3IF•
Wind. Weather. Ther.
N, Cloudy. 34
__
Clear. 74
Cloudy. 76
FOURTII EDITION:
T_ELEGRAVII.
LA'rER FROM WASHINGTON
The Georgia, - Legielapire
The NiEfeissippi Election Frauds
, • ',The eteorgia Legistrastmr.
Mead Despiktelk to the rbiladetpltis Elvenlng EnTlethi./
.Witenittarori, • Dec. 15.:.-The Reconstruction
Committee heard the arguments of the other=
members of the delegation frotn Mississippi this
morning, but took no action It' will % probably
be several days before any decision Is reached , by
,the committee., -Tolnorrow the , committee will
hear the testimony concerniris , expulsion of
the colored members from the ,,Qeorgil ►; Legista
tare, sod then make such:Vecoriniendations- to
the Rein as they deem necessary to protect
every colored citizen In his rlghte.
The Ifileslasippl ElOcelots.
liir.esontoros. Dec. 15.--The Reconstruction
,
Committee to-day examined the ,Mississippi •Re
prbitean Committee, who presented 'various ar
guments with data,• to show why the votes of
seven counties should be thrown, out of the mann,
principally on the ground of fraud. Irregularities
and latlinitiations. With this exclusion, theyy, say,
the constitution of that State has been ratified by
about 8,000 votes.
The committee of Ways and Means hid before
them to-day, a number of dealers in Tobacca
from New York, who want a change of the Lsw.
Rel Wynaoors Resignation
WASHINOTON. Dec. • 15.—C01. Wynkoop; late
Agent of the Arrapaboes and Cheyenne Indians,
will be here to-morrowfor the pinpose..of eel 7
accounts. His resignation is yet in the
bends , Of . Commissioner Taylor, not having beeri
presented to the BUcretsry, and consequantly mit
Yet.secepted.
Bids for furnishing annuity goods to the Inh
diens will be opened.today at the. Indian °Mee:
Reports from the local land office at Runtayille,
Alabama, show that during November sixty-six
farms, embracing about six thousand acres, were
disposed of to parties in that Mate.
The.Unton Pacific Unobstructed.
Cnic.s.no,Dee.l 5. The following LI a apeelal
to the Chicago Tribune. dated yesterday:
The General Superintendent of the' Union
Pacific Railroad characterizes the despatch,
dated San Francisco, Dec: 14th, stating ttLtt
the Union Pacific Railroad has been blocked
by snow elnee the fourth, as,malicionsly false. A
heavy ETlOlR•storm a week 'ago interrupted com
munication a few miles east of Cheyenne, (MIS
one day and west of Cheyenne, vol .quite two
ti
,nee mee then thane hayo been running raga
larly. The same etorM delayed' tr tiny? '0 the
roads cast and south of Omaha twelyerte enty
hours longer. To-day Superintendent Snyder
telegraphed to the Postmaster General that t h e
Union Pacific road is ready to convey overland
mails lo Evanston, 957 miles west of Omaha.
The road is clear of snow its entire length.
Fire alt St. Joseph, Missouri.
ST. Loom, Dec. 15.= The Pacific Hocts3.at St
Joseph, took fire this morning
_and was entirety
destroyed. Loss on building, 075.000. Inetbred
for 045,000. 31r. Bagwell. the lessee, loses furni
ture to the value of 025,000,,which is 'neared for
0112,500. The hotel was eroded with travelers,
several of whom narrowly escaped, owing to the
Bre.
?be Itlcitinond ilbirderers.
RICTIMOI4I4 Dee. Anderson, who was
under sentence or death- for . Anson_ and was re
leased on Saturday on a writ of habeas enrpus b_v
Judge Underwood; Va., on the ground of ineligi
bility under the 14th amendment of the court that
tried her,was rearrested by, order of the mayor to
day.
Dr. J. J. Thweittr, a prominent physician of
Petersburg, died this morning.
Etre In Medway, Mass
WORCF.STER, Dec. lb.—George Metcalf's` straw
shop, lo Medway, was destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss is estimated at $lO,OOO, In- ,
sued for $B,OOO. 'The origin of the fire is un
known.
The arum Reunion
. . .
erne:too, Dec. lb. —The Michigan Central
Railroad and Great Western Railroad of Canada,
announce that they will return free to the Sus
pension Bridge all soldiers and other persons at
tending - the Retinion . of the Armies of the West,
who paid full fare going westward over said roads.
From Maine.
Poen.Arm, Dec. 1.5. -.Two men, named Fair
brother and Harwood, who were on trial here for
alleged setting fire to the Angela Arsenal, were
acquitted and discharged. .
Fortieth Congress—Third Setts
BOUSID.-Mr. Eliot (Mass.) offered a res lution
calling on the Secretary of War for sup ement
ary reports of Maj. Gen. Wilson, concernimr the
improvement of the Missi,sippi river at the Des
Moines and Rock Island Rapids. Adopted. '
Mr. Julian (led.),from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands, reported back the Senate bill granting
lands to California to aid in the construction of a
railrofill and telegraph line from Vallejo to Hunts
ville. Ordered to be printed and recommitted.
Mr. Price offered a resolution directing the
Seeretary of the Interior to transmit to the House
the reports made on the Union Pacific Raliroul
by the Government Director and Special Coal
rniesioner. Adopted.
Mr. Shanks °tiered a resolution directing the
Committee on Military affairs to inquire into the
propriety of having the inmates of the Disabled
Soldiers' Home provided annually by the Govern
ment with two suits of army clothing. Adopted
Mr. Clark (Kansas) introduced a 'joint resqlu
tion changing the policy in reference to the Indian
tribes. Referred to the Committee on Indian
Affairs.
Mr. Perham offered a resolution instructing
the Committee on Inifalid PCIIBIOIIB to Inquire
whether any further legislation -is-necessary to
facilitate the payment of arrears of pensions nu
der the sixth section of the att s 'ol "J uly,27 t , ;868.
Mr. Pile offered a resolntata instructing the
Committee on Commerce to inquire and report
what further legislation is necessary for the,so
curity of life and - property end the promotion of
rommetce on the riverslowlwr Into the Golf of
Mexico.
Mr. Mongen offered a resolution for the pritt
of 6,000 coma of litics'a Register. Referred to Oho
Comonttee on A'riutlng. .
Mr. Golladay offered, a resolution lostructing
the Committtee on Commerce to inquire into the
propriety`of prohibiting passenger stearzoide
fromothereln4 Q 4
tiulde. ' Adopted. 7 \
Mr. Bighyintrodoced a bill to provide for an
annual . inspection. of Indian. affairs Referred to
the Committee on . Indian Affairs.
Mr. Whittemore asked leave to offer a resoln-‘
tion declaring vacant all civil offices" in the
Southern States labial ,were filled by , disqualified'''
persons, and making it the duty ot the Coat
tnanders of the Military Districts •to fill the VA
melee so created.
Mr. Chanler ,objected.
Mr. Bypher asked leave, to offer a resolu
tion directing the. Judiciary Cominittee to
report a tint for the enforcementof,the third, sec-;
lion of the 'fourteenth article of the amendment
'to the Constittition.`4 ' '
Mr: Chattier objected. ' •
The bill reported last week from the Qom
mitten on Military 'Affairs, filing m
the aOnnt
found to, be dile the State of Iowa: on account of
elating against the United States for military ex
penses incurred; ttt n 24,818.
rt
OPERA , GLASSES
One aUtlieleit..s:recittmemt'iN. inthlding 'ninny. now
Arne. ind'receiTei,), and for 684 at 10W.11.b3r.
jo t iMES , •'''; W; & CO.,
924
• Qat th etn : 7. , • •
'l3o=ll A: Tilt:— 'VAN BUNGS or TEM
• I make a plWellent Beet • Tee , In a
on for rale bt JOBE EPA'
IiKWAR Wr• VA " An SFVe evfmee ,
N OR il lfar IM -411 BALES NEW
etas by kW H ttith'ltAilwtf•
.4,1'716;:& . .'0iii:i.7 . .,
. ,
T. A. MeO.I,ELLAND, ,
• , Auctifineer,
No. 1219 Chestnut . Street,
CONCERT HALL" BEADING,
. . .
-Large Peramptory,Sale of •
SUPERIOR SILVER WARE
Rannfaelared !Expressly for the Retail
Trade by GEO. B. BECHTEL,
On Thursday Morning, Dao. 17,
•-r AT XV o.cLoam.
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Will b Sold Without Reserve.
A large quantity of TRIPLE PLATED SILVE'IIiVARB.
comprising elegant Tea Seta of the latest' and mast deaf
ra hie styles, Tea d Coffee Urns:Soup. Vegetable and
Oyster Tureens, Breakfast and Dinner Castors, Waiters
Butter Dishes, Ice and Syrup Pitches. Wine and Pickle
casters,Fruit and Cake Basta ts,Card Stands and Bouquet
Holders. Spoons, Forks, Napkin Rings, Goblets, Mass.
Salts. Ac.oite. , . •
In thin ,al. will be embraced Tea Sets plated on fine
Nickel Metal, very handsome. -
T. A. BeCLELLINO. Auctioneer.
del4-3trp •
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Christmas Cakes.
low
tYRON MORSE
-4:402 anit934 Area Stieeti
Still continues to midi° and sett
cAltEs
Mrthe (calming prim: • '-
Fancy (hiker, 76a. t Mask Fmk Oake. 65e iPonnd,Ladr.
Wien, Widte blicnintain French °Gemini,' &e., 50e.
Liberal dlemait to Fairs and etraday &boobs
den 0 , •
SPECIAL QPENING
Begirdla and Useful Ifeltday Presents.
.7'•,A -1 . 1 E. & R, SKELLY,
008 AMID ATiELEB74
WILL OPEN ON: •
Tbured ay. December 3.7t1t,'
;Mull ai LADIES' DREES OAP% HEADPRESI3E3
and other articles mannfaatured expiesatifor Hie preseat
Holiday Beason. 'li6 '
v..4101[A(.4 OPENING. ;
Elegtuat Wiltionajelvetet linumeN
wow; 3 PLYS and riGUJNEL'
rariorwifalld St(dos to /Mt43b.
LEEDOM SHAW,
15, nes.
•. , . - .), , -.• - .7 , Allutr**iorti:,
B. SOOTT A,tiistioneor.
ToPortant Bale of 'Wallah Mao lo
21-day Clcfekit.'bronset; t4ll
other ottiootaontrt.
Mese?e vtEi'BROS (late 'VitOVitt 14ois)
beg to announce, that their, special Sale of ple
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gant Black - MarPle zi7day - qocks,-.Brionze
Groupes end Statues, Bronze Vases vrith Maid
Bons, Italian Marble and .Alabaster Statuary,'
large'Vase* for balls and recesses, Colutans,'&e.,
&c., - will tali e place - under the;zaanagenient of
Mr. B. SCOTT, Jr., Auctioneer, at the- ART
GALLERY, No. 1020 ofiITATNIIT Street, on
THIIIIBDAY MORNING, .1.7t11 inst.; ut 1636"
oielmk.. The 'collection Is nor arranged for ez
aroloation, end will consist of Several Invoices of
elegant Ornailentejtie:tlende r d ftorn_Brsliceand
Italy. In the Catalogue will be found over fifty
line Harbfe 21-day CloCks, the movements
bearing the name of =tae importm aid aro vittr
ranted lir respect. Cataloirnes will; be
ready on Wednesday, 10th hist., and can be had
of the Auetioneer or the Importers,
VIII BROIL,
/49 South Front;Street*
to*: ANTWEiIIP)
CO ECTION
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i'enn44149,.444emy of `:Aitti;
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Pburrsda.ya n aFriatisr;
Dec(pnbO• 17th 'ISM,'
AT 73 , 1 O'CLOCK, AT
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1020 CHES riNuT
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
OFFIOB OF GRIFRII FORMAT AC P,
No. 1302 Market Street.
PHILADELPHIA. December Mb, 1891
NOTICE.
The rates for Transportation-of Gas and other
Bituminous Coal lobe carried on the Pennvivanscs
Railroad, Western Pennsylvania Railroad, and
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, to take effect
January lit, 1869, can be obtained upon application
arthis Ojice.
S. B. KINGSTON,
GENERAL FREIGLIT AGENT.
JPoinkosylyonlo, ILK. Ca.
4,01641 WIT§
C.A.P.E'fINGS.
910 ARCM SMOOT,
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Between With MA Tea) retiWiew
MaiTMPF
1868. H OL IDAY 8 64(Pnai 186 45t , '
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LA.CE cluistr"ly'44ll4* - 4:
BROOKE I3TRIPED TERRY% --'
PONOEAU 4:4I_,ITSE:TES'
TERRIES IN PLAIN COLOR%
Cretonnes, as - salt and Loops
PIANO AND:TAKR:COVERS.•
The above goods are frode,ah#,,, doe
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offered with cO*fidouce as afoot
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recherche andeomplete aismort n i li af of
onsbellishosent ofitieutti•
lairs, Libraries" Cbainbarss
rooknft,dco. ever exhibited
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this city. ' ' q
I E. WALRAVE
MASONIC BALL,
No. CHESTNUT' STREET;
EiVAIrIO AM-ITX
Awarded the Only Redid for Blank Reek, by ,
the Pada Ripest'lon, 1867. •
WRI. F. MURPHY'S SONS;
389 CHESTNUT STREET,
arm
55 5. FOURTH STREET,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
STATIONERS,
AND
STEAM POWER PRINTERS,.
A coMplete stock of welleaMoned BLANK BOOKS of
our' own manufacture.
A fell stock of counTrnamount STATIONERY of
every deecription. '
deli, to th &Mg
rivikArcutAL.
Seven E'er Cent.
FIRST - MORTGAGE
BONDS.
NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
CANAL AND RAILROAD CO.
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Guaranteed Principal and xmlioap
Lehigh Valley Railroad Co.
We have but about Eighty Thousand Dollars of those •
Bond. left to offer. raitiee diadems ' of ytindiaaing ,
PrtauthwydcesminamilmV.
'DIEM X.ELe ar• CO.,
34 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
GOLD COUPONS
Libigh Coal and Nav!gallon Ca's
GOLD LOAN,
Due December 15. Bought by
E. W. CLARK & CO.,
BANEURB AND BReICERO.
We. 85 South Third street.
dellat tpe,
A ktsl•Pißit4
< 440 .• ° BANKERS, Cb
.0.15 S UTH TH IRD STREET,
"PHI LADELPH lA.
DEALERS IN
COYERNMENT SECURITIES,
STO CK, C OLD
. AND NOTE BROKERS.
Account/I'a hanks,, Nuns, sad Iu iivlduals reoehod, aulieo;
INTEREST ALLOWED, ON DALANCM,
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A,
, EN:ERAL - CENTt
FOR
0 •••PENNSYLWANIk
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UNITED:STATES OFAMER_ L .IOI:,' :
The NATIONAL LIWEI XNTINANC i ailTATAvts . 7 sor . o t . '
Corporation chartered by special Act ot', OctßisetpaiZ{y„,
proved,July F 5, /OA with 0
, • CASH CAPITAL; $1;000 . ,606; FUL L TAO,
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mberat terms. afro, 'to Agents and 1301101tOrk *NI
ore invited_ to asp*/ our o ce. .
Pull particulars to tie storyapplicattOn at aureate,'
tea in ,the second or our 'Eatdr Hauge.
%, fere Circulars and Parephlets. aaly demo:sash* /be
sayautages offered by the Compan,y, t natty be,bad.
F. W. (7114413111ig VO..
SAFE b aSIT CO.,
For Palle Keepinitot Valuables: eeutt.
• tlegi l etc.,:asuCleteating 01 Salre,k,
nißircroaa. ' . 1 4 •
Browne.l J.olllinshamimelL POlL i t i r*
H, 41.. rice„ ldattaleater,
John Wrbsft. Os E. W , it• , ,
OFFICE, NO. 421 011111261TIRIT 81022111 1 / 1 241' •
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PArnlßßON.Bearetary leratam s
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