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BEAUTIFUL ScULPTURE.-In the store Of Ny
ers. Uhl Co., may bo seen beautiful statuotto
Of the late Miss Theodosa Smith, daughter Of g 90
since, very suddenly. Her father visited many
galleries Of art in the eastern cities to End sOuo
appropriate piece Of sculpture for the tomb In the
cemetery, but he says that in all his search he saw
nothing nearly as iasteiully beautiful as this is.-
Friends and acquainanoes testify to the faithful
ness Of the work, and in nicely of execution "a
form, feature and drapery, 1t is truly exquisite.
The statuette was designed and Seulplured b,
Francis Mcdonnell, the deaf add dumb seulpio
a. MyIs, Uhl Co.'s works II speaks hIghl,
for his skill and tSlent.
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CHRIsTMAs SERvIcEs--The CHURCHES were
largely attended yesterday and sermons especially
app cpriato to the day were generally preached
On Saturday evening services were held at Trini-
ty Church Tho Church was neatly and tasteful
ly decorated with evergreens and an eloquent dis
course was delivered by the pastor.
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BEHIND TrME.-On Saturday morning
freight train ran off the track in the yard at Bua-
10, which so delayed the trains that the one due
here at o'clock Saturday morning did not arrive
until lato in the afternoon. Tho Toledo train
was also behind time, heavy storm having pre-
vailed cont west"
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Saturday Afternoons Report,
FROM CALIFORNIA.

NEw YoRE, Dec "a
The steamer Baltic arrived at Ler dock at n O'Clock
She left Aspinwa the evening Of the 1th with up
wards OF 81 100000 Ga treasure.
SAN FRANosCn, Dec. Tho steamers Golden Gate
and Uncle Sam leave this morning for Panama with
about 100 passeupers The Golden Gate has iO0S S2l
In treasure and u g. believed f300OOO goes for
ward IN the form Of Government drafts.
Money has come IN rparingly from the county.
The inartet was easy With better supply IN The
bands OF capitalists.
Trade has been duh throughout tho fortnight, and
extremely depressed.
Gen. Kibbes has succeeded In capturing over coo o
the Pitt River indians, comprising almost the ontire
tribe, who made much trouble IN the northern part
OF the state.
Advicos from Gauiamea state that Mr. Beverly CLARK
Minister that country, has protested energetcnl
against the receRty entered into between England and
Gautamals, II being palpsble violation Of the Clay
ton-Buwer treaty.
BIr. Dituity, our Minister 10 Costa Rlco, at last
accounts in Nicaragua sick Of the fever.
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TnE OPERA.-On Saturday night the second act
Of Lucia di Lammermoor' was given at the Acad-
emy Of Music and the whole of the charming opera
of the Daughter of the Regiment" These were
performed with all the which perfect sing
ing, acting and orchestral accompaniment could in
sure The "Marie" Of Miss Milner was most admi.
rable. Tonight is the farewell benefit of Miss
Miner, when Weber's romantic opera in acts
entitled Der Freischutz.' full OF startl eff
ftecs aud novel scenes, will be enacted.
Let the house be crowded The company dc
serve it, and the entertainment will amply repay
all who attend
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WHALINo.--For real genuine pleasure to the
audience, there has never been panorama horo
equal to that now at the Melodeon of whaling
voyage in the South Seas. Capt. Williams, who
explains the Painting does not pretend to any of
the rhetorical fourishes fselfstylel Professor"
but in plain common sense language narratcs
the scenes through which be passed himself when
on board whaling ship, and by his graphic de-
fcripiOns keeps the interest up to the last.
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Mn. ABBEY's LEoTURE.-The lecture of VIM.
Abbey, Esq., will bo repeated to morrow night, by
special request. All who did not hear it on its
former delivery are assured that it gives, in an
hour aud half vast amount Of information,
such as wide awake, intelligent traveller will sec
on atripthrough the counties spoken of, England,
Scotland, Ireland aud France,) Go and hear it.
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oRDERLY.-The city was unusually quietly yes.
terday. During Saturday and yesterday not a sin
gle arrest was made by the police. Something
must be found for the Prosecuting Attorney and
Police Judge to do.
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FROM BOSTON


DohIONt leu 81
The yacht Wanderer Cspt. Weton, fr m Flores, hss
arrived here. Welton states that she sailed from Savan-
nah In October 10 charge Of Capt. Martin for Africa
for cargo Of slaves Capt. Martin subsequently went
ashore for provisions
In the Captains absence welton, the mate got under
weigh and steered for the coast OF America. Welton
states that he carried on frvm savinuah against
his will. The yacht is in charge Of the T. $. Mar
aha
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FRoNl ALBION.

ALmoN, N. Y, Dec. "a.
Perpont Dyer, m old citizen Of this place, was
found murdered this morning IN his grocery on the
west dock, mis- head being completely knocked In with
axe or similar instrument.
Patrick Culligan has been arrested on suspicion Of
committing the murder.
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PRoFEssoR GoosER's LEcTUREs.-We UNDER
stand that this eminen. professor, with lberality
unheard Of, gave free lecture in Painesvie on
the science of cleaning finger aud toe nails. He
succeeded in peddlng of some of his famous pat.
ent nail cleaners, at half dime apiece. His lee
ture is spoken of as powerful effort His audience
was thrown into trance under the talismanic in
aueuce of his eloquence. Hereafter people will
devote more attention to keeping their nails clean,
thanks 10 the oratory Of Prof, Gooser.
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HEAVY BLow.--During Friday night heavy
wind hlew from the north, and on Saturday the
lake at this port was full of floating ice which had
been driven from the other eide.
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YAcATioN.-The Public Schools have a vacation
Of week and q half at this time. 1t will need
that length of time for the children TO get sobered
down from the excitement Of the holidays
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No PAPER To-MoRRow That the Printers
may have due time for celebrating Christmas, no
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morning, so read it through this motning, adverN
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la The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. S. Matson's and Olmsted's news depots
AT news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels and
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To TExAs.-Messrs, G. w, STANDARD, A. NJ.
Perry, and others, left this city on Saturday eve
ming for trip to the rolling lands Of Texas to see
the beauties of the country and enjoy themselves
ganaralIv
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MAsoUERADE.-The masquerade of the Mon
to Cristo Association, will be held this evening
at the Atheneum Halt A good and lively time
may be expected.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

IN ~ 41I - lhh0s
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
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heart, whites, all affections, hystoics fatigue
pal ia the bul aaa limbs, Sc' disturbed sleep which
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DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
the sncemeut of in the treatment Of
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many thousands of tho young the beautiful aud the be-
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health unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the gone,al health begins to odeclinH.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the ehectunl remedy known for all COM
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known to thousans who havs used them didtren
periods throughout the country having tho
Of the most physci7s Aaeytod Erpcit dtrec-
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P fafs H''h' f''' one Dollar each ''l' containing 40
valuable pamrh ot 10 be had free Of the AGENTS pills
eat BY mad promptly by enclosing price TO the General
agent Sold " Drugsis,S gemsT9l,y, ,
sold in Cleveland at VIM Fisk's and GaiSrd & liam
mund's decIeuwd&w RIO
DysPEpsIA.--That most troublesome and P~in-
full Of all diseases it is now ascertanod onectunll
cured Mauy have been tho preparations gotten
this Object but, with solitary exception be
loye all have failed Of lher purpose. Dr. J. Hosetter
Stomach Bitersha referred to-howeyer has prove,
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that all with its history will question
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u.o II.
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dec2Olw
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PROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. "a.
Judge Roosevelt has bcoa confirmed as q. s. District
Attorney Of New York, In place Of Amasa J. Parker,
resigned.
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Physical Exhaustion, aud II q tbuic y
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No 3 ins entirely tupplenicd Tho Uiufldus of meT
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WHEREAS, a large number of the patriotic
citizeus oi Philadelphia have presented TO the
Commonwealth Of Virginia a flag inscribed with
the expression of their loya devotion TO the
Union as framed and the Constitution us con-
strued by the fathers of the Republic, be it
Resoired, 10y the General Assembly Of Vir-
ginia, that we gratefully accept this beautiful
gait US a ed evidence Of the devoted pat
rotism Of that heroic baud of Northern cOnser-
vatives who have so long maintained an equal
confict with the assailants of our rights and
the enemies Of our peace, aud that wherever
fortune may invite or fate impel in the future,
Virginia will cherish with atfectionate gratitude
the memory Of those who so bravely encoun.
tered the irowns of faction and 50 nobly delied
the fury Of innaticism,
ReSolred that the Governor Of this Common
wealth be requested to communicate a copy Of
these resolutions to James s Gibbons, SO, of
| PHILADELPHIA.
Passed both Houses of tho General Assembly
December %, 1859
tsigned VIM. F. GORDON, Clerk.
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LD.-saturday night was probably the coolest
night Of the season as yet The air was singing
cold all day yesterday
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
M0NDAY moRNINo, Dlo 70, 1888,
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trains Boats will be galed by the CoachctU stevens
Omnibus Lne by leaving her address 90 the Omnibus Of
ice 81 superior street door neNtto Wotdoll House,
Nov. ~. 1859
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ny For Gas Fixtufoa ana Fitting, apply Al
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Dr.. JAS. MoOLtHrocK's PEoroRAL SYRuP.-
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Rev. }. Y Watson, Editor Of N. W Christ
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Price 50 cents soidby wM EIsKE. Cleveland
BRyANs TAsrFLEss VeRNFUoE.-Worms in
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and bring them away It's is thorough The conn
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Pries 25 cents. Sold BY wM. FIsKE,
DR. McCL1ETocK's CoLD AND CovoH Mix
TuRrAmong the cold and cough remedies" that food
the market, this aone stands the solid basis Of true
medical science DR. McClntock stands in the from
Of the profession. Ho stakes his reputation on what he Of
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sold BY w2. FIsI1E, Druggist,
s-es-stle
HoLLowAx's Puts AND OiNTMENT-Falling
Of the Womb During the early stages Of CESSATION many
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mechanical osencos. The pins will brace the enfeebej
organs drengen the system and the invalid from
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complaints Incidental 10 the femsls sex
rY Sold by al uggsts 2se &c, and 81 per box
pot.
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FKnM PHILAnEI.pnIA-

PmLADELfHIA, Dec. 81
The following correspondence was received
by the Philadelphia Union Meeting Committee:
RICHMOND, Va, Dec 30.
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To James S. Gibbons, Esq.
DEAR SIR by order of the General Assem-.
bly, of Virginia, | send copy Of their resolu-
tions to you expressing cordial response to the
patriotic citizens of Philadelphia on presenta-
ton Of flag inscribed with their loyal devotion
to the Union as framed, and to the Constitution
as construed 10y the fathers of the Republic,
With heartfelt congratulation upon these evi-
denccs of unity, am, sir with sincere respect
! for YOU personally,
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For HOLIDAY PREsENTs,-Cal at Green's for
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graphs, equal TO the best ever exhibited in this
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STANDARD PoErs, IN FINE BINDINGS.
A TREASURE OF BEAUTY
BOOK OF RAPHAEL's MADoNNAs {!

Fourtoot illustrations, photographed by HUN gel Ele
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~ Travellers willhear in mind that Halls lIo
mpcpathy is in Cleveland, opposite the WeddoI
IT,upa
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Reported by the Union TELEGRAPH,
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~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons Cake
Baskets Castors, Napkin Rings Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and al warranted of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FOGe, ENswORTH q Cos,
pcl Cnr guperiDr md Seueca ats
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r=y-see advertisement of DR.. sauiord's Liver
lnyigorator.
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,-57 For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
end Snun GO to 8 G. Dietz III SUPERIOR ST.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
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~ j. KEELER, M. D., EOLECTIC
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RAZORS a. POCKET KNIVES
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6ay- Neuralgia, Fits, 81. Vuu's Dance, Paraly-
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GOAL OIL, BURNING FLUID.
Lamp ] and Candles at tit luetst rricts
uuv-3 r.. W. SACKRiDER.