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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-03
Cheap Furniture! !!


3-R1 %GIIGE
nESTREslrs fuss-nu bi. als s-i,,s. .,s ,.,,,
lF tluasrs that. having szla-re8 his shap ana
insraassd bis sasslitics flr usauufse.s-ir- hs is
n1E F-sra-sd O. make @ ordar fu-uisura as nav
ee assirre- ia good style and az chrap rrsas tar
Cash hs mes1.y has &C hand a. Bis -Farui-
r1re keer1s, varsG assortment "a Rsaav-u,ass
Fz-uaar-u. amsu- Fbic1 ara
Bureaus and Slde-BoardS.
Wszirrhcs ard tsook -Casas. Centre. SaFa. p.-lo-
hruakaast and Dining Extsrssru Tables.
COzE11. French Post. cottage. Jenny
Lind and other Eedstea5S.
>lle A. ~ all. KINDS. MUEk-SFNNDS
HAE-&ACkS NASH-SrANIS. &c.
Rocking and Arm Chairs,
Spring seat Cane -Bcstan and Pa-ls- Ch.i-s
and lguUou and gshaT Chairs
q 0hIA g. GLAANES
0i sverE lascrir.ipu ou baras aua new r,asss.
tlr olt frames. whi.h vii BE- rrt in na We
r rsasu1ahle terms uu sheri rotice.
nc a.ss keens en hauf. 1r iIlru shes O. or
der. hair. Germ Hasa. hair ana
Ca.taa tap Maftrusses.
ueFFfNS. rfrYUxy kird.
Made 60 e-dsr- and funerals aft.udad with
haarsa. whenever desired
Alse- Heuse PafatiuE i1ne Go ncrde-.
1ha sus scrlaer also uan1.acsuses, and has
ccrstaat'v en- hand
tleEe1t's Patent Washing IA shina.
Iaa 1est naw ir use. Those us.r- ms rr.rhine
ueErr usea ks wi1hout clsau sisthesl lie niso has
tlyer's Patent Churn.
Superior at ria. A Family ussur this Charm
newer nesd be without hutta-l
Al lae tnnre and n1rr ether articles a-s f,r~
nisae4 o. sustumars cha1r Or CASH ur exctar-ei
llr arrraved sosntry rre.laea. Chs-rv. Narie
fupear, Lrwe1d ana 1ther Lunher suitable tor
-11tnet vart. 1ikan in .har-c for f,1ruifr-e.
~ Remember the shop Is ca Market stree.
slaarhail, Pa. and nearly opposite the .-n,d Iss
S1ars- JOHN GULICH.
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0rEr = Eg Ene& g zicEs Iz g-sT Tcr-is1ats rasss-
r. IbH 1lGEs rHssa were Irresd uua1 sT the
uD5ETx1rnez- Eu TIE 20 ZaY Gi IhaceUAar, Isdi
and WI. as F-ratiF l.l1ara.l b E1-El III uresslt
1lE1 Fz1HEE E- AZ Ar CO st -rI---gE 9 1lArartsAs-
% " S1TDEz CO.
P1111s1E-s e tia 8 rlsr.aisE5 Espsllisra-'
s. j. E0W,
FrsEstr- GE Tia l.s.raasl's laaa-,al.
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SUsq uehanna House,
CUR RW-ENSFILLE, Pa.
". ". WOHHALL, Proprietor.


rE7T7TS la-rr ard saurmadi1us HOTEL = a.
4 Iz@sf1.lv l1catsd CT the bark 81 the SIS
I--s1annl, IN the bargush 1l CsEEensvilia.
Ina present prCTristsr vii srars 20 sTaTt O.
r-n5sr bis -ust1Wars esufs-rzhls. sra hcres te
uierii a liberal shars ct Fu1.ic rafruua-s.
HIS BAR AND TABLE
VIII hs usu supplied vita svr-y shiu- ths uaar-
sst siCris. Ea1lmen VIZ alFaTs su1 his -ia.sh
iErn- o1s A1r- -i. 49, 6.
1860. 1865.
RI 2 HILADEI.PHIA AND ERIE RAIL
B0An.-This great line trsvsrse= the
Aurthsrn and Eorthvsst caurties of R1zzsylra-
ua @ tas err E-is ca Lake Eria-
z, 11s been ls1ssi ard @ crF-asr1 q tie
REAN'A RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
Tlma lt Passenger trains AZ Earea1rE-
leave Eastward
Erie E1T nraia Ig-t7 Al
Erie EErress Train a.I7 P-M.
leave " Westward.
Eril EEf Train Io.fs II
E-c EUr=ea Train s51FN
Psanrar ears rur it-cz4h On TIA Erie Nail
rud Ez-rss5 Errtns witleus rhan-s beth wsys
between laillllalg 1il and Era.
New fgrE Connection.
Leave u her1 ne { p IT,. arrive ae Eris s ST a.n
-aare tris a1 l5i STRIVE 1f y Iark I I5 a-u
~ c1zu-e ef Cars between E,rie q \ Yark
haraa- SLEEPING Cars az al Ni-at trains
-tlr nisruataa rssres.in P1sssaE1r tasi-
Hsss. arrlY as Ca- ae.h sr1 Mlrket STA rhr'a
and far Frei-a. business Of tAe Csmr1uy's
Ageats s 2. Eisrstau. IT,. Cl-. lssa ard Nzrket
s-reers- Philsiairhn.
n. Rsyua12s. E-fs.
il l- ktrrrcy. esngral Frri-.s Al Pnira-
h. vi awIvNEE. General Iiesst a-s. PhfIa.
Al T. TYLER General S1rt Wil.fsrssr.a-t.
DALD EAgLE vALLET RAIL ROAD
ID FAN ArraE-umeuI
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FAIL AND HTNTFR
CLOTHING
ErrEE
CbiT Glaibar Sin,
REIEENSTTTN EROS

nflr- ft-.rr t1 F1ll C- Eezs arr
hrsnt lre e5 EaH ra1r stas srr.
efa-4 afa-i1r az FaI rr .s.s 5sr
nrr14 tsa1-a- 81. fll Cl.aa1.r Ems .s.r
AZ htlaf1ilsa a ls'l : as1-1t1rs 16f..rfsr s.aru
AZ A--1f1s1a--s l-e's Elz-1rssrs r1s.sf-.r ss--r
AZ Aa11f1fis11 lsrs 5 faEns1s IS rlr.-f-r sr--s
- a.i1ztzitt1z t-a's l-1ls1saru rlssa ~ 4er-,s
4tt ir-rts1 E1l ass1 sl1sr1sE ias.sa ~ fa--
ne H1Eai1 z-l aas1 BEL a1nsss1 s-aas - rr~-
A1t ll-rtf1 1EI Aas. sflnf -sF sr,ef Ia tsrr
ltt aI-i-ssa and tssl sslsr1as s-acE y rsuru
an stlrr lanalf. E1a a Cans.
tHinlihinE tsaa1s. BAGS { liEas.
tErzistirr tsH1s3f- unss 4 CASA
Z ls-1lsailr 6pi.as HAS a casa
Lrulas. A1'ases d rrursr7u.- rars
-rr1ss- -lssa a Erauslzu1r Fnrs
lrnrfs- Aaliss a T-anallr.- Earv
A-unss- Ntlsis a E.assE1- haas
AZ Trlrss lsrg ser stir rt-ss,.
a. Frzcs~ iaW faT Ea.s afmr<.
- FTrres iaw So sNe rFmex
ASFrsss~ tsu tsr sae tlssrs.
Wr- gli susrsra-s 6. mt
A 4E 4aA fls-a1 a1lsrs a. aat
1nal go -rrlnt1frr. nr-.r1F ra..-----s fs ~.
49, ~ ahs-atls'aA oa- 9at s'tfr11i.lrs a.. rlt
4ft- az ls--Alah II 111a-s W. sar.
% 1rt Hxnn1ra Fa- aerrr
4t and sEsu1rs err ss.s.t
laa- E1.l arruf1a su- s-s.f
Na4 and Eztzilss au~ 4srsr
11uTV Tl-es1SlnE Elsewhere.
talicTs rrrlil2siu- Elsewhere.
--easre snurs,la.sasass rs-~-wts.-c.
Ez-cy S1e5s C1zsszz.sy c- Ex-s
AallEzA SEE1N EEgtT TmErS
Mss s- ES-lg-
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Threshin & Machines.

Alfl a Ia. uiauuiaciure fsar horse ss-etr
A govcr lhrcsains Machirss. win te-eshs-.
s1ase1 ard si-sp for Slsts srd .uo-ho-ss trsad
power IhrcsAing Nachinos. with thr1sh .ssrseg.
aaa strap al cqurlete. fcr Ss-S a. the 81 .r.-ssy
aelivered @ naaresi railrusl s,atian. Warra-.ss
y gigs satisfaction in threshinr. ard kept rsas
3 llrssa one crup irrt of caales.
Aaey have 81 AiieshurE. Centre rount~. IA.
eEf1risass4 Aiilrrigtu and Artliuisis. vas
VIII taks fohc TO raake rev. ar ~.rsi~ 81 --,S.
eifaer wa1er % steam power. IL nsv si.s. 90
in<s an material fu-sished az shart pn.se.
t1lecs ta- cash Is cheap as can Be rut arr rl.-,
IN TIE county.
~ issss haurt j. siiO agent fsr an he II
sersncs to-ranies q tht Siaic ir <eo5 s.sniir,
Nno Dc Cash hssircss. Nutaai so-rpaniep =
80 nn'eeaed- Jun =. 1856
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Misses and Ll11i1f' Es1.s 1-s H1uns1s- ErTs
Hhd Meas Curs saz E1a- Elaiz ana F41-y
u SCI AlArs
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Co al Oh, Coal Oh Lamps.
aHau.s. OILS ana Var1isses. q -euerul assrrtu sslt
Sass F-t5y- Nal.s, 4rfn andCastiurs 81 great
varsity il hast alnsst every uiu- uau.sl 81
the ruar can be- fluud in their n.snt
And a. nrl1ss ta1r canuqt be aeat
Nov Is the time to purchase.
IF y1u aesrre any thius IL their Iire Of business
@1uq I1s- a eaA ana sxaEira th1ir stock. and
thev lea- rfzu--- that vcu ce- &c aecam nsed ateG
Aalawter, taair sss1hlashmant i on Second
se-sar. Csra-e al1. Pa where vsu ran buv = "a.
o r1s vs-T hgst ndrrrsnrs-
E~eil silver. e1-rer .l.-ass. rer-tr- ard sls
e 'rIars via te szEaz.fn exchange for raads-
Hay %. l,s1. MERRELL 4 BIGLER
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A LtEiUN EE.B--The e1bssriaar having
"A eikaa eut q License fcr eryiur vuuiaes
and ctasr Ru1lie sllss, either In E--lish cr Ser
rI1u respectfully gEsrs bis services Cd his fellow
ei-rEaus, and VIII artgud @ aM c4lls ifem any
part e2 the county. cl tEe Shortest lotire either
Tsr6allY Or aE iatfsr, and ursn the uast rsasau-
rils fsrms. Whaa s. desired be win f1rnish
the Clerks and clzp plsts ail the husissss ceunsst
90 wi-h TIC sale. JOSEPH IL JONES.
EE..rLlEn. p o.. Ml-. I. lsr5. ". rl
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NEW GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES
c. ". 6 h. ". SMITH.


Prints delaiuef frauurr fnE 81 ~~ss Fat..
or figured Ctnsirs. Ehrtxaz. Ma-siutsl'ui :
hluCk, brown. lshd. and 1sz u1irgss A.F1rnF. 8r-.
rhas ana Mahnir. harfc L1pr- Frtart Q-rrz
dies 6inrhAms. gArrontss. Linsns- RsFa-r.s- La
relins. Iel,Hrs- Eislr and s-rir.a1 Swtss Ness q
Holinrt. Nsrfur5a La sus. Nainsas.ks- M1Lls
Camhrios DTSl zrrs To1frrs. Ssrisss- Cs-rsz-
ntcs qwepcs Fla5r an FknrF CnEsi1rs-s- Cass.s 2
Safinttif. Brown l1slzIs. tltnets1 S1irslzrz Z
SheAiiurs. Fi1rrt'f. T1ta. Crrt-F- raEe-s5 RI !
ana "a a fuuflA Tslls DsaEsr. E4l11rzlss We
vet, Cr1st. crrFs- xAzEet1-
Clzks ara Cla1fs1s. sl-k a-z cll-t c1asS II !
rTrs,rIr~s
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MGSSOP
Always keeps on hand iuil
assortment Of al kinds az goods required
for Tie accommodation ut The pubic
Nov. L. 1861
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-03

GROCERIES. say
lour, Hans.
Shoulders, sugar.
Moiassas, Cunee,
Tea. Crackers.
Spices Candle
Coal OIL, etc, etc
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An omoisl Gazette Proposed,
Washington Items,
BIZ the Nev York associated Press.

BN the NeV York associated Press.
WASHINGTON, December n The House Military
Committee has under consideration the Bounty biii
reported last session, giving 800 year to eveIy
sodier for his Term OF service, deductng the local
membered gave 800 to soldiers over two years and
$50 to those under that time.
About thirty Senators and Representatives met
at the Capitol ast night and organized CongIes-
siona Prayer Meeting, with Senator Foster as Pre-
sident, and Representative Dodge az Secretary, TO
be held once a week. Remarks we're made by Sena.
tors Wilson, Foster, WHEY and Henderson, an d
Representatives Patterson, Dodge, Maynard, and
GTinnell The meetings arc TO be held without re.
gard to denominatiOnaI distinctions.
A slight iall OF snow occurred hero this morning
The memorial OF all the ceTks in the Executive
Departments, asking for an Increase.o of salary, was
presented in the House TO-DAY.
Representative Shelabarger to-day presented a
memorial from persons representing themselves to
be 10y al citizens OF louisiana, and expressing the
sentiments OF the loyal people of toe State asking
Congress to Immediately take such action as wi,
supersede the present political organizations in
Louisiana by such as will be loyal to the General
Government and secure to the loyal people OF
Louisiana protection in Their lives, liberty, and
republican, because q majority of the ci,sens are
dish hanchised, and because they do not give ad O.
quate and equal protection to all OF them and that
they are not loyal, becau!e they are Controlled bv
those who were engaged IN the Rebellion against
the Government
In the exI lanai on accompanying the memorial.
1t IS said under date OF December Q, that 1t was
originated written ard published by the loyal cti.
zens, and has their almost unanimous approval
About seventy copies IN possession of as IN lny
gentlemen, have been scattered through the State
for signatures, and tine names thus obtained have
all been attached to this document. lt has been
presented TO nearly all OF tho more loyal and in.
tuentIa citizens, and about onethird of them have
signed 1.-THE others being deferred from doing so
by regard for their personal interest or personal
safety
The memorial has not been presented to the
colored citizens for their signatures, as It was
deemed best that 1t should be signed mainly by re-
preventative men.
Among the signatures are those of Ciovernor
Wells, Chief Justice HYman, George X. Kendall,
and many Others. rhe papers were referred to the
Select Committee on the New Orleans Riots
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NG TF1EGRAPH- DELPHIA FR1DAY pEoENBER III 1855
FOURTH EDITION
Financial and Consssnercial
Quotations To-day.
By United States and European associated Press

By United States and European associated Press.
LONDON, December 14-Noon.-United States
Five-twenties, II Illinois Central Railwa v
shares, ia; Erie Railway shares. AZ.
LONDON, December A-Noon.-Consols are !
higher.
FRANKFORT, December 1A.-United States Five.
twenties are quoted this forenoon at 75I.
LIVERPOOL, December Id Noon. Sales of
Cotton to-day 10000 bales, at lad. for mIddlng
uplands.
LONDON, December A-Noon.-There is no
change in the Petroleum market to report to-
day. Linseed oil has declined Cd.
LIvERPooLt December 4.-Beef is quoted at
los. Cd.
ANTWERP December H.-Peroleum is un-
changed; sales at 554 francs
LIVERPOOL, December Al o'clock.-Wheat
firm; Corn, $685.; Canada flour, ss.; pressed
Cheese, &c.; Bacon, Sos; Pork, 72s. cd.
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Government Telegraph Line frOu,
Washington 90 New York.
from


Washington 20 New York.
~ tie United States AssooidLed Prass go
=, ,WAsHINeroN, December M-1ho following IL q
PHI loI the construction Goyernment teleE raOh
nom nom washington TO New York city, offered by Mr.
Washburne, of Ilinois:- ~
Be enacted, eto That the Postmaste r. "A
hereby authorized and directed 10 construct tole-
graph line nom the oity of WASHINGTON 10 the CITY
OF New York, and the said teegrerh line Is her.oS
ueo uiSS mail rou.SS subject 70 ali existing laws ~
relation to mail t0.Ss in the United States so Ear as
the same may be applicable. Had tho said Post
Eaeter General shall have power TO establ,s, '@a
necessary Offices for the OF said line and sbal
have authority aud the power 10 procure eli neoes
sary rooms Tor Offices and to proouie a sufIicent
numbeI Of aeeis and operators to operate the said
line Of telegraph '
Section O. That no message shall be sent over the
ss,a a nne unless 1t shall bO stamped with three
oent t postage stamp, aud there shall be a uniform
La.o @ ivL he transmission OF messages, without re-
gaIu 70 uisiance, of one.half cent for each word
e1eep' IoI tne odd word ofany message, there shall
De no cnhlRei out no message shall be sent ior a
iess sum tnan ten cents, and there shall be CHARGED
two cents for the delivery of each and every mas.
sage. Provided, that the Government anal 'ba an.
titled to send and receive all its messages over seid
line free OF charge, and shall have priority in send
ing all messages.
Section 8. That the sum Of $4,000 be herebv AN.
piopriated out of any money III the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated for the purpose of carryns
out the provisions of this act. 1t was referred 20
the Committee on Post Office and Post Roads.
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FIRE AND MARROW ESCAPE FRO

FIRE AND MARROW ESCAPE FROM DE-
sTRUCTIoN.-About o'clock last evening, the
house at the corner of Seventeenth and Locust
streets, occupied by Mrs. w. W. Fisher, took
fire. The members of the family went out TO
take tea with a relative, about half-past 6,
leaving the servants, six in number, to take
care OF the house. About half an hour after
they had taken their departure, the cook
smelt smoke, and on going upstairs, found the
second story entry full of 1T, and the doors of
the chambers of Mrs. Fisher and her daughter
locked, and found that the premises were on
fire The alarm Was gIyeE, and the coachman,
with the assistance of the female servants,
succeeded in breaking open one of the chamber
doors, and found bureau and a bed in
flames, and the room filed with smoke. In
the adjoining room a bed was on fire. They
succeeded in suppressng the flames to some
extent, and with the aid of some of the mem
bers OF the Philadelphia Engine, effectually sub
dued them with buckets of water taken from
the bathroom.
Considerable damage was done to the furni-
ture of the room by the heat and water. One
bureau was entirely destroyed, as were the two
beds Had not the alarm been given at the
time il was, the whole building would, without
doubt have been mass Of ruins this morning.
Fire Marshal Blackburn made an investiga-
ton, and the evidence, so far, duplicates
William KeatinG, a colOred waiter, from Frede'
ricksburg, Va, who has been In the family on1y
a short time. He was arrested at IL o'clock by
the Fire Marshal and Sergeant Pennington, OF
the Fifth District, at house in Fifteenth street.
near Bedford, and was locked up in the Fifth
District Station House to await a further in
yestigation.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
WAsHmGToN, December ii,
By the Nep York Associated Press.
Senate.
GContinued from the first page


senate.
Continued from the first page
Mr., Wilson MASS introduced bill TO authorize
the establishment Of library In the city of Wash
ington for the use OF Government employees. Or.
dered to be printed.
Mr. Ramsay Mimi introduced a bill making
Agricultural College scrip receivable for Pre,emp.
MT Poland offered a resolution directing the
late Solomon foot tue amount due deceased under
the act increasing the compensation of Senators
Mr.. sprague (R introduced a joint resolution
instTuctng the secretary OF the Navy TO direct the
naval othct rs at Panama and AspinWall TO and those
Engaged IN the service of the neY route 20 the Pa
ciho through the Isthmus OF Darien, whenever prac
tcabe without expense 10 the Government
(Oh o. moved to take up the Colorado bill.
Mr.. Poland (Yt.) hoped the Bankrupt bill would
be taken up. This led TO debate.
House OF Representatives.
In the course OF his prayer at the opening OF the
House this morning, Rev. Mr.. BoYnton thanked
God that there one place under the full control
and jurisdiction OF the United States where all men
had been enfranc hsed and no trusted that this
but the beginning OF the good work every where.
the purchase or construction OF military or postal
telegraph. under the direction Q, me aost 1slce %
DepaI'meddtc ei1ar men q, deT' d 10 be printed.
MT Washburn TN introdnceda bill for the con-
structon OF Government Lelegraph rom 70 n Wssh, h
Office Committee, and ordered 70 Dc printed.
Mr. shellabaTger (Ohiol presented memoSiai OF
the loyal people of LOUISIANA, asking ConSress %
es alb ish, under the Government OF the United
states a Government for that state
The memorial was signed by the Governor and
seveTal thousand electors OF Louisiana. Referred to
ihe Select Committee on the New Orleans Riots.
Mr. Julian lind introduced elll proYldlng civii
governments for the districts lately in revolt against
the United States. .,.-,, =, ,
The bill provides temporary TERRITORIAL Govern
ments for ali the late Rebel States. except Tennes
see Suffrage reinR given ali males without respect
% color; and al who have borne arms aga Dst the
United States held civil or military ofice undel
the Confederate States TO be ineligible either u
| hold Office or TO vote Referred to the Committe'
| on Reconstruetion. -., A., -..,.,
OF the Governor and several thousand loya elee ot
OF the State OF louisiana asking ior tne estaptlsl
meht of a legal government for that STATE keierr
10 the Select COMMITTEE on the New Orieans kiO
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The Currency.

By tbe NeD TOTt ASsoCIdted Press.
NEW YORK December IA "A special despatch
from Washington SAYS THE bill introduced into
the House by Mr.. Boutwell,, proposing that the
Secretary of the Treasury sell two millions of gold
weekly, on certain conditions, taken up at the
meeting Of the Committee on Ways and Means, to
which 1t had been referred this morning and clio TED
considerable discussion. No vote has been takoa
upOn H. however,
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DIED.


LEACH-On the llth instant, Mrs. HANNAH LEACH
formerly Mrs. Hannah Hall. aged 81 years
Her relatives and Iends those OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from her nus
band residence No 1911 Horstman street (abOVe ed
tetween Fourth and Fifth Streets on Saturday alter
noon at O'Clock.
aPACKI Ron the 18th Instant ELIZA rellct of the
Samuel Packer Jr and daughter of the Jacob
and Hannah Knows
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral the residence her son inInw
Harvey kRUe, No 96l Claiborne street Kensington
Monday morning. the nth nsIant at 10 O'Clock
out further notice.
PoLLoCK.-on the evening OF the llth instant,
ROBERT POLLOCK, IN his SD year.
His relatives and rends invited to attend his
raj without further notice, irom his late residence
corner OF Ridge avenue and Log House lane on Satlr
day the 10Th instant, at TWO 2l O'Clock p Interment
at Laurel Hill CARRIAGES will be in waiting at the W
corner OF Seventh and ButonwOod streets until hair
past a. clock to convey tne friends to his late
residence . , 80, -
the late Hosea Reeve, In the 17th year of her age
Her friends and acquaintances aud those OF the IamI,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from ne
ate residence, No 1922 Frankford load on SundaJ
afternoon at O'Clock
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From Canada.

Bu the Net0 York Associated fTeSs'
MONTREAL, December lit is stated that sir
IMichel aief OF the forces Irocenly
nrenared a report at the request OF the imperial
anthorites which shows the impraotisablnty OF or-
tifvinR this city, except at very heavy cost
Mrs JEFF DAVIS 10 understood 20 nave returned
here. She will shortly visit her husband at Fort
Monroe, -. -. a,.L.
frora the barou he Peapls for his eccentriclti0s-
he Afterwards absconded from the Bureau u
Public Education NTH several hundred pounds,
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AUCTION SALES,
, SCOTT JR., UCTIONEER.
}. No. 1920 CHESSUT STREET. 2K'

B. NO ioao dHEsSUT STREET. 4 + IN E Elk T.
rHm ADELpHIA ARTISTS SECOND ANNUAL
III, .AIE Ot oRlGI \ AZ OIL PAINTINGS
street.
December u at AZ o'clock, when about 100 entirely
6rgnMe M Oh pslntngs & VIII De sold and are all directly
The paintings are now on exhibition at the Free Gal
they viii remain until the evening OF sale. ""'i'
Particulars in catalogue. l2sa
SALE OF LADIES, FINE GOLD WATCHES,
JEW ELRY, ETC.
ON Monday Mornng
18th instant at II o'clock scot9s Art Gallery No.
Of aes fine gold Watches Consisting Of DaS sna e
ditto with fgure.head diamond ct dito; gents gold
atcLes winding without key.
Also useful gold articles suitable for Christmas pre-
ms above goods from New York house; and
sAdE No 6 AP cG2sST GGsSTfr sfkshr BUILDING
=, Special sae Of French bronze figures and groups
decorated gilt, and ormalO clocks, aabastet vases,
go0d T being spses Of Mss
yin Brothers date vito va sonsl., per seamers
WEDNESDAY and Thursday MORNINGS,
day a. the spacious store in Concert asll Building No
The collection win be arranted on tuesday, 18th in
Full pal lcu,als in future advertisements. l2l27t
u AN Goa T & WAR TOOK
L AUCTIONEERS
5ls[ No 24O MARKET Street.
LARGE POSITIVE E6SAlE SALE OF EMgRqI0 AND
CREDIT,
On Monday,
Decem er IL. at 10 O'Clock embracing full asso 1t =
ment Of new goods suited to nresent sales. " 10 ST
UNHOMAS BIRCH d son, AUCTIONEERS,
l. No lilo CHESNUT STREET. SALE OF 60 I'D
WATCHES, JEWELRY SETS. CHAINS, DIAMOND
RINGS AND PINS, on MONDAY MORNING, 18th
inst Open for ation with alogue at O'Clock.
sale to take place at " O'Clock. 2l42t
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From Boston.

By The United States Associated Press
BOSTON, December IL I'm the case of Elizabeth
Smell tried for niantode, at the close of the evil
dence Attorney General Reed stated she should NOT
be convicted. The jury accordingly rendered
verdict OF acquittal. There was much applause In
the Court at the announcement of the verdict -
Captain Robert Taylor, of the Sixth Police Sta
fiCn. died this morning 'N
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AUCTION STORE RoBBED.-1he store of
Thomas A. Bailey, No. 1923 Market street, was
robbed on Wednesday Rght or yesterday morn
ing by some person or persons who were sup
posed to have been secreted 10 some part of the
building when it was closed for the night. The
fire proof, which was built by firm in Wall
street, New York, was broken into by the
thieves, aud robbed to the amount OF several
thousand dollars in money and jewelry