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Ar. NLAUGHLS. C. W. H. BUTLER. Pa. IRWIN.
Formerly of Evans, Keith & Co.
, 1866-12-14
PROTESTANT OHRG' .,..--...
AN ASYLUM.
Annual Mecxtn1
OF tho Hoard Of Mau-
nEeFH.

~. annrAl meeting Of the D'rectoss Of tho Pro
.rant Orphan Asylum. was held In the basement
Of the sccoud T1c=bylcrian Church, yesterday
afternoon.
After order had been called BY the President,
P. L. zoe, Esq, aud stated that The Society
wou.d receive, before tho drst OF January. the
legacy Of from the estate OF the late FaEel
Mosc.ey, Esq.
B.lloung WAS then proceeded with, and c.n.
ssss u 1le yoscs shoMsd hst tle so!oS!nS named
seesy st,ssn' l. bssti.: Ss Ess lsa..se. '''sHf Wa
l.. Y. Eobnins;, Treasurer s; A. Smith :
n.t. = Jon's. C:S hDiden E r. Watkins, Mara
i;i,, I'll, ". r. Astick. W. c. u, Grannis. John
{. Hin =. J. y. uIake, Harold Sptasne, Charles
~. s;s' = + edeIwood, E. G. Hall.
IT. S.e-.r., . report WAS qnitc volum!nous.
~ ~ II. sey II was listened to with marked
ana thc teaq!cE O. 1lt account Of tho workinss
aHenuon., Gase I III. and announced fhat
here was balanoe u ths 'Ssylnn bat,a,na ,I "
ntc,y connected with the ~
about SEQ. et,t,no th.t
Among The items presented uls TN ~.
7 Joung lady, who teaches school Id ~. -snGs
Divtflou, and whose daily subsistence 3e% 0Nt1 -
upon her own labor. had given over nfly to'fass -
A s1ts Ct thanks WAe gwen TO D1s. Kellogg,
Hlaeka1f bingham, Rae. Desn and Eciler for grs
tuttona kcrvlces rendered the past ycar. The votc
IVES intended, rs ono Of the officers said, to bb
particularly complimentary 70 Dr. Rae On
account Of Graiuitous services eIncc lsG1.
Onc of The Iadlce, fot htfBeif. and In behalf OF
her companions, Invited tho trustees Ind the ry-
day nc1i succeeding Chr1simas; afscs which, nj
hal{Dast {OuF o'clock. The meetiu . adtouruci
, 1866-12-14
THE ClARK-NORI0N CASE.
Final Action-Niss Clnrk's Property
Reconveyed 10 Her, Being Deed
ed 10 Mr. Chandler tn Trust.

Final action IVES yesterday taken, before Judge
James D. nradwclt, in the matter Of the Clark
Norton controversy. It vii, be Remembered that
yesterday was the day txed for The exsninstion
before the lTohate Court OF the accounts OF Sehlel
r Nonea 81 biz g9ardianship n sst,on Of r.
eta7ee Of NJ. Norton - guardian and the declar-
lis besc proper to say .ha. the property recon.
sc3ed 10 Nlas Clark, was decided 70 peyton r.
Chandler, Eq.. President Of the Union Stock
IL tossiSs l. % tae pei petiion' ao y Sss G1.rk.
eounsel-Hea. y.a i. Higgins:
To the Hon. J. B, Bsadwell- Judse ofthe Cook
TOR Mis- Gssee Jo.cphtre CLARK, bare tx3mtned
the accounts Of her former guardian, Jehlel F.
81 It. sss .se e .es 81 Il
ea!d aeconnt except the sur. Of $3Sy, lesyfns
dee 10 said Norton TIC sum Of 60. 7Yl-52 a7atnst
tl7c0 for money received br said Norton on
property Of Mlss CialE. after. dedueitng whlea
81 Ss;;sI5a. For shss sun aad % iadaee hina 70
sstisp 10 Miss ClaKk certain decree or 1udg~
men. for decree agatn,t The psopeE.s of Miss clarf
December, 18th, l660, and also on the e.rdi.iou
thai be would Immediately reeonveJ 70 Miss C!als
~ he roresty snss shs hsd f es q; ny a9s
ineunbranees except ths sum o. G09 and Iater-
est thereon nom she 10Th day Of October .ls6f.
WHICH MISS tI12E 14 70 86EuEne RIG pay NJ llA1aF-
r.. On complying Win these conditions Mis-.
Gl.tk vii! CONVEY to said Norton lots hloes q,
o. r.. End also dtteen lots ip E. H. smlih'a enb-
division Of part Of Shenleid's addition 70 Chiea-
g.: Ihe ta1ne to be n tnll Of AZ claim, against
de en.ire seeoans 81 saia Morton, nd ii ei,lras
Of dover q Mn; Norton, and tae ssla Grase Jose.
said Norton from Ill lIablity said account, and
Tie saia ]; F. Notion and wife sre 70 as s1s'l oxet
to Miss CLARK the said dee7ec az }udguen! for tho
fai1 sum Of r., aa5 y md Tho interest now due
thesecn. 1he said Notion t.; t. retain ., a!
on the lot assigned to MFr. Norton as and for her
dover ana Mn; Norton 70 hare and retain the
uee Of lot in block a. original town, during her
lie a. n fli for Fer DOVER 10 the ontire ehtats
lell BY. Lewis Clark, deceased, Said conditions
paving teeM fully compiled "ith, hereby, as the
tens dfsehaIge Of snd nom further liability .,
sceou.t In tEo premises. All Of the abeye has
who have adviscd with her; spd ehe fully endorse
my scnon, and desires nat .his seu1e1pett ee -
proved hy JQuf honor, and that Tpnr hDue- 81
| exnnlne and sec that the above u for be- < vi
, 1866-12-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

THURSDAY EYIH1xo. December IA. 1855
The iuc.eseed activity in Purif products to-day
called ont 4 1ssscs demand for Money. and the
pressure for loans was IN some quarters more
severely felt than At any ume during the past
few dnyy. The volume Of currency shove no
sign. orrecupcsauon, md reaesally speaking 1t
Is decreasing, owing to tho continued shipncnes
10 the East. Some OF the banks are beginning to
e1psees currency TO the West to move the Fotk
crop, but the dfaits Ibis wise do not amount to
much n yet. IL Tie aggregate, the market may
be quoted uneopfonably close, and IN order to
meet the demand tomc Of the banks Ate Obliged
to call In heir call 1a1ns. Paper II closely scru-
tIh{zed, and cu,side signatures sso entirely
Ignored. The best naues-ouly those who arc
entitled TO ft-rceeive accommodation. The banE
made 1t 1iGa per cent per month OF undoubted
securities.
Exchange ts drm, though hardly - close - =
few days slpce. We hear Of sa1cs between banks
1t s-l4O cents premium, tnofuy the upper dEure.
The counter rates a1e eteady and unchanged. at
par buying and l-10 premium se1ltnR.
There was betEet feeling IN the Produce uar-
kets. and pr1ces were generally higher. Flour
was more scuye Whest advanced saasc on No.
q, hut No. WIS unchanged. Corn declined H61c
Uats were l01Hc better. Rye advanced 1@1nc-
Barley was C better. Wht.key was dull and neg
lectcd. Psovtelons were ruorc active. Mess Pork
vas excited, active and s05l.se higher. Green
Meats advanced &c Lasd wss held Ac bet1er.
Wool was dnlL Groceries were dull at yesterday'e
quotations.
shade higher. The market opened At 1s7,,<, ad-
saneed 10 137x, declined to LIN. ard closed as
a37a. The following quotations were received by
Rnyd Rfnthrf4 rp1A md RtnfE hfpEkr1.
, 1866-12-14
HORRIBLE Murder at Fr3nconia@ n. II.
from the Boston Jouruall
Coxoo1p. n. H., December 10. lSes.


From Nj Kowcli. telegraph operator ut
Littlc1on, We learn that one Of the most Dor
1iblc and brutal murders on record WAS com
lmltted at FTauconia, In this State, on satur-
cay evening last George .:;c Aa1WSa, ; %no dia
Lived In farm house o5 1;mn nsnSe gss as f,una u
dead In Ills house on Sunday morning LAST.
Ills BODY was marglcd 10 most shocking
manner. The confused state OF ihings tn
the room where he WAS murdered indicateo
made by MT. Maxwell IN defending himself
from The murderer. His head was badly
inches square where his = skull was
not broken. The weapons used By tho
murderer were knife, bullets o. M Kooa, AZ
work. The whole blade Of the axe vas bur
led in the victims neck. The murdcrcr's
name Is unknown, although good dcseFip-
tion Of him bEs been obtained, As he was
him on the highway some hours previous to
the murder. After committing tho htat
deed the iiend ransackcd tue house, and fed
With the hetsc and wasop OF the murdered
murderer found any money, but 1t Is sup
posed the awful crime YVES Perpetrafed for
that purpose- Parties arc In eelzch of
the murderer. A reward Of dsc hun
dred dollars Is offered for Ills arrest. He
medium height, dark whlskess and mous.
tache. wore low black hat, short black fack
ccat, cray pauts. and boots eleven inches
lopg. He vas apparently about thirty years
ofaEe. The recital Of the shock1og details Of
he ferr;blc decd has caused great excitement
among the citizens Of Franconia and sur
rounding towns, and shonld the murderer ba
discoreISd n Il feared that summary iaxtice
would at once be melted ont to hir'.
We learn from gentleman who arrived u
Ills ci,y ffo1u Franconia last evening, that .
trunk In NayyclI's house, In which 1t d
supposed there were 5000 or 5000, was
broken open, and the contents, whatever
they amounted to, taken away: The mu1
dcrcr took Mr. Ma1wcil'a marc and buggy,
and startcd In the direction Of Canada, ano
was traced % far as Bethlehem, N. r., on
the way,
, 1866-12-14
WEST RANDOLPH STREET FIN.
TSHEn,

Tho residents OF West ha4ao1ph street, and
others who have been much inconEentcreed by
the Improvement OF Randolph street. between The
river and ualste0 street, may now rejoice that the
work is virtually completed. Thote whose bust
Ecee has been almost ruined, BY the delay Of the
work. msy nov look forward to definite time
when they shall aEau prosper, a. far a. tic Con-
ysnie,.ees Of the Randolph street eara arc con.
cetnet in their various purs Ats. Tue frosts and
SHOWS Of winter VII not tctazd .hc running Of
cste upon that street any moro than In the
other st:eeA In the fniure, bat they
may bo1st OF Z we'll built aud sare road
t1t t1ave1- Tho List block Of tho
pavement was laid YESTERDAY, aud now only re-
mains The graselliog and tarfins Of about one
undr cd fcet, aud the Inend1ng Of short break in
tho tsaek near Clinton street, before the work will
bE complete. This walt. without doubt. b. *ecom-
pli1hsl to-day.
II ho managers Of the Wet Division Railway
Company ANNOUNCE that tho cars will lc placed
Cd !Le road BY Monday Eex1 At the sa1thcat, and
probably chr Htll bu run before that time.
The people Of The West Division hayo fer many
months scccls cd the coincidence and best wishes
OF 'hc community II lasfe. Now they can fc-
IcsR.c themselves that again thcy are afforded the
old opportunities for c.reas xud ingscss. No
ca~6lng conuactor, lorIiy inspector, dila:o..
Eoas0 ol lublfc Works; the 1aci. OF material. vet
weather. ftosts. "os any other creature" can
longer hinder the> rides In the peoplcA carr,
thIoreLou, West haudoiph etteet and Milwaukee
nvcnpe
, 1866-12-14

ces In the wns CT Ike pa4s1sr OF tte hill had bsen
lntcsposcd by Sens'oF Howe. Of Wisconsin,: Ho
they Noufd try 10 influence hin to withdraw hfs
orrot!t1on. of al least 10 take back soa'e ot the
amendments as. Is,s 1,., he had .ncss.ted: ,ou..a
~. Clast. OF Cleveland, Ohio, introduced the
eutjeci Of decimal measures AMI welshte. a-d
30 G1cd as The dny wh-n ths System Will Ne adopt
cd. Hc remarked TINT II was understood that ~
efsl Boards ct Trsde lad acted on the question
ttolt. and lad accepted the decimal system, ek-
cept 80 lar ~ 10 designate the time when isshould
80 lnto EJECT. The object Of his resolution .as
vixen the rule should 60 into ctecl
4 delegate tnaEc Inknowpl though: It would
not b well 10 d:a- anything In,o this Convention
at s seSSis Sss: e r. 4s ss saas q Il
vas tIilleis',. te moved ol75 the resolution on
The motion prevailed. ....
M. CiArk explained that tho vote just had
would make necessary an other Convention
The 1icht were correct. ILis Convention aSsem.
bgcd with specific purpose In view, and moro
weight won1d be given 70 IL. artagn BY declining
to enter upon Tho consideration OF outside naas-
ii. uonehteltng sgrced, with the last speaker.
He th9ught that tie only thing necessary % &C.
VISA Tor correspondence to be tsstituted.
Mr.. Clark mixed Permission, and WIS allowed
10 WnldINN Qlh FE3clGloHs VI2'1QX. 1QNEFEt. tlEi
the delegation to which he belonged bod been In
c1suctcd to present Ibis mater,
A muatou was then m1dt that The Convention
adjourn s&Ef Gt.
The President congratulated the Convention on
the h2lElonf ard un11tmliy Of Its action dusIIe
Its deliberations. dc cousld1cd the measure
Important coramerclsl measures before the coun
Try. lie cared not how naany. avenues should lf
opened, The NeAt would oe able To MI them Al h1
the tImo thcy ale completed. The future OF tht
great " cet cnEnot be predicted, bat he Looked Al
nott 10 sec q buAhe1 Of corn raise<
where now but kernel grows
He thought that II the Senators md Representa.
liyes in Congress would visit the Weat and be
cone acquainted with It's vast resources, the,
would vote not only one b1t two canals, to nc
concluded by wishing the members a sac jour
ncy homo, md a peaceful and successful Life :
home,
Ihe Copyenliop then adjourned ftk< de.
, 1866-12-14


ERKAp*1TTat-Whsatx xA ir k11en- ee11nt Oh
TrucaE, and adTatced f1IT "a 100 ~: tt1ce the de-
sbd rather lcss AckiTs but prices arr arn11y main
I41ted winter, laz lss Vi AiH sukne Aud amber La
eLA "a no n; spEne. 1s ed4l1s Ehits, ~ 6d4
ika CarsGtAn apsuin1llI T. edllt IT. ~. F7our-
An acv1ncr efl al "a - ~ was Obtained without
d4cu.sy carry ID tbs week. erd "a fnlly sustained BY
The cuntlEued DIR demand French "s11 marks a7s
as. ~ -; p esI!El aeEz IL TIE 1a,kst Corn
cableA porter to ootAod atEhF ratea ana prices
steadily ~ Sd lot ml1t At wal.h the bulk OF
The ousl1da yrste1dar VII ctecttd % ~as Aftee
N1fti pbS42rt xnd The AzkEt eloAes 1E It taat for
prime a t1rd Western = LITE s0&44u 50 a4 Pas
il ;Ai1 demand and steady At K& 6dGE1 SCI rs.
Oat1 h,i. ,1ll rates: &d93s 81 q d. Ns-lty 4ft1
m AdVsace els.es barely .taoy at ~ Ats5s "a cs
MISUNDERSTANDING EEaau ltocE d old Is sttau.
Ing 1r1ttly II PteS1erl py1ceA xt y as C1n5cEta7d
cut; Eoz fGs for lctE and enozt U.6dles p2!ed Ct
E<1 tce-ccted sStatfur4 Sut hrpu<at Sa3As cVt
Hkras And thoul6elb vtty dull EosE-A rev e.1all
rlIcs cf tAJte7n prime nest At .s1..tG hsL bat
Gade Il almost ccn11-. 10 1tltc, u Sss cff. 1et
The Late lziEA l1Aeed tret1y on the but
huJes {? shy, ~ eoE nsy f,E is.ssslAss .eaaife
Rsh.; .sa vi '"eaae asa - ss 4 i. Cd ipass
me- Crouch At tNs. and "Ad.ns" and y 1nr:
EyF' slIos y tsr. In new prime Eels-~ AtRtas0a" :"
ii tn.s3:rx -Ioekha1H7 eltra, uI. Ia neE !naia
r1tW-~ N1k1s.cu's- NJ ~, 7rd -AIeuyEez It lltsd
a isQp TIC. ChecteSaiex tnct1te about 800 bo1rt
stIover rst IL ao:tss scr7tfta- TIC EasHct heesJ.
Ftne nd ezra tseLa,J 81: Eoi!dInt 2 Eua 10
5s = cNt4 Du1t-t-UlIy tae really nnf C1aahaa Is
kaiAtlc Il late st.es. ~ - c.l Lores qasltt1ss
BURR to sbrwtfn Eso-c fte4J. A1rflc1a qco'
ArNN i =
, 1866-12-14
SAD DISASTER.
Three School Children Drowned.

lFioa, the Alton tul.) Telegraph, 1lth Inst
L most terrible calamily occurred yester-
day afternoon at the posl near the state
stree. school housc, by which three school
children were drowned. The pond "as coy .h.
cred With thin coating OF Ice, anu ~ tue
afternoon recess some Of the boys vcnture1
upon the Ice, and two Of thesn-J0hn ~ =.
MoEtl, aged ten years, and Robert b. smi'
ley, nEcd zinc yearz-btoke ID. ~ neat-
ing her brothers e r. lot ',cninlp ns, % %hcIs be-
sank, aud caught hold Of him; lust then.
thc Ice gave way Under her, aud she 100
sank. Although assistance was Immediately
summoned, and rvery effort made " ne1gn-
bors aud .,assers.by to rescue the ShnaIsn~ aG ~
hour before they could bc gotten out. IWo
Of the children y ere tnkcn TO the residence ol
Auson Platt, Esq, md ctefy possible
measure employed by physicians aud friends
to resuecitate them, but everything "as IN
vain.
have ever had 10 record, and tAe sSmhalh5
Of Tic whole community for tue aIllciea
families hns been excited " tnc catauaity !.
to rescue her drowning bro. her, and losing
her own life in the attempt, is above Al!
n1nisc, The ead fate oftllese children should
bc warning to all, not to venture upon The
Ice while there is doubt Of lis safety;
The three children were all Mcnbers Of
the Methodist Sunday School, and thcil fune
mis-. torclhcr with thut Of another pupil
If the school, daughter Of Mr.. Henry Wis
sorc, took place this afternoon from the
Methodist Church. DR.. Frazier, the pastor.
being absent, Rcr. As. Jameson otllclatcd,
assisted Ly lev. Dr. Taylor. Thus four nem
bers Of one Sunday School were buried At ont
The schola1s from the public schools whcrs
fhc child1cp attended, came to tbe church IL
body we'll a. many pupils ,5sn,n i5a,n o.ns ntn
cnt' foccther With hfcnds md ncighoors
crowded. the church 10 Its utmost capacity
There were twenty Jour pall.bcarers ~ al.
cJrhteeu irom the Methodist Sunday. school
aud sI1 from the public school a taAde
nna is lesson win probably bo long iuar1es
sed upon The minds Of the children who WeF
, 1866-12-14

Memoranda.
NAhHE LOSES ron SoFKmEn--Du1Ing NO
vemher there were 80 American vessels lost by
1re, wreck co1Iisiou, aud other disasters at sea-
thelr total va1Rc being <S55l, 900. OF these vcs-
set, there were steamere, ships. ii bntks, II
bE1gs, s6 schooner, and hshlng tuaek. For the
eleven month"; Of 1865 the Total 1oeaes were SO
yessels, xnlucd al 1s.W7, 40. During tho cos1es-
pondfnK pef1od Of '6i the number OF vesstls lost
YES u.s. ralued 1t IS $40 $50. Tho losses dnsinss
November, 1sod, wcte not so large dn:inc some
OF The presiding months. the comparison being.
January, l.sO, October, t3,sls,000; Feb<u-
nry. sa,l'o,ooo; md April. a,7o1Y 800.
TuH TrG DArEI LEx.--This tug, which IVES
ashore On the point north Of K4cine, has been got
or and taken 10 Milwaukee for repairs.
Aec1DKaT 70 THE LYDIA CA2k.-The Milwaukee
&fxtins5 sa5s Lat the schooner Lydia Case, which
entered the earbor et Racine onc DAY lsst week,
struck The bottom between the piers aud start
cd number Of her ftauea from tho keel, about
miceh1p4 On The port side, cAusn1 her to leak
badly. Alter diketafginR her csrEo OF lumber,
she was towed to Milwaukee by The ting David
aon. and X Eow In dE7 dock undergoing repairs-
The e1per sc attending the accident will teach In
the netehborhood Of 81 20.
ABA1vxp--7he propeller Forest Queen and
bark D. P. Dobbtns a-rivcd NJ Bufalo On the 10Th
tnstaut-
Aenoran--The propeller Niagara Is reported
agrouud On The e,nd lar Ut the month OF the Sasi-
nav River.
TAKsa Or Brors.-Wc !carn that the Govc.u-
uc1t schooner Tatchful Il taking up tic buoJs
along the ST. Clals FlAis, md th&t sic Will be Lid
mp for the winter 1t Toledo.
The SlxinaNfRtyef iB etcecd By ths fee barrier.
md The Detroit Rives Ia d1Ied with Hoatine tes.
, 1866-12-14

FWN cur "&
City HNrstA =
M..-s-- s..-~-
Country HAEHA
Line, \ h.A.....-
k1p, Uet1uE> =
y n..-~...-+.---+
Glf, ? H.-..4..-
Upper. z Ioot-.-
country Upper
Co1lN. p Not...
Slaughter Scle..
Harness. 2 A..--
fppT.---...-...
Kip, No. \ Mtd1-
N- .
, 1866-12-14

Gt-eE go e = = 80 csS..14SI,
, 1866-12-14

HTWE<-IsEfElft1% 4a+EN II. &NpqS1, Hl,tlV ~.
1hc strAdS acrrE1iAt1nE. md with LILLE dc
ccoInre to rtccs:e. We note 4 further reduction IN
Greet Butehera and Dy eAtssd part tHrod End quote
, 1866-12-14

NFFlCE OF THE CHICAGO & Ar
~ 1aA RAuEoAD.Co1trAIl, cH1cAao- pec. 1t9ss-
, 1866-12-14

E.uma Bond pleaded gully of keeping 1,wd
house.
John Bond pleaded CHILLY OF the like oScnce-
fence was sentenced to ono dsy 10 tic eounty laIi
Ms,tA Filkins on = like p'e1 fur Z likc nd:uce
WIS sentenced tn sixty days In the Br1dewc1l-
Minnie Wright, who wis tried Wednesday for
keeping lcxd Eouse, WAS found guilty. Sentence
o1 tYYh hrrF
, 1866-12-14


u1rs dull in the fore part of the wce owing to
The unhIoEahfe weAtheI aui prices declined to
SIS, E.uss, and t6+@46t5, net: but ~ ~ the
xesLtr chAnxel- .aosc having eha1t contracts to I'll
10. Srecn meals bec1ne %tr3 anIi3us to hoc
ana he copetlt.oo e1oElne out Of hss ean,ed prizes
adyat fully - 10 rrr ctnIai 1heEupply OF hSrs
v.s iound 70 meet The dssaaaa Which =.
40 acttvlty y The mAskct tor ncst pork. >nr
tAasc these Vho ATT disposed 10 ulac Will not do
70 rn,ti they how the market Eil bear Up under
aSsA sne ,esetes markets .taiss, s3eca,.sa1s
eon,r In uEtnide khr regular packers tacrr b.
seae;al aetixtt5 Il se m.sss. sessase The eonsaMp
nstnrr- The es;hrF hs. gov become 70 cold taat
hc1s catpot be d IN the oe!ta 70 that Ec may toon
lcok fer Etners ,ne In The tecriptt. It usy b
Frna.Etd hcrr most >nEnixr f.ct that nothing IL
beard frpn f1rnet1 Or dfoyett sooat shost crop, III
admitting that hoss arc ah1niart Al sections of he
We<t The cleeIns txtcs ~t E1ve 1t $6.2keiO RTasu,
and 3Ies 10 mex the market clo.tnE quiet. thoukh
TIE thett cGnuaeu lnr green lotata arc cot Ri yet
tlltd.
sesson. and for eone preTtout s24ons:
Ry lsa5
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nrtyrn In 80
slaughtered At P1alnrllla ard Sin
, 1866-12-14

The scieues and Influence q the etaE1 sut P1snets
reytal your Destiny il Your DeslnJ7 Your DcsuuJ2
WhaI u N7 Gtod Of e1u7 Rea o. poot9 An yoa
to 70 claence, bocos. wealth Aad power c. aes
you 70 t1nk into ohAcnry oblivion and b. Forever M
fnown7 WhAk arc Jour Fnturp Prospect. ia lie
10 he q no: e he~ y the .li.ehso:bttE aqs*-
Phaei il kae peat Ye snccte,. when ~ others hare
secrtI ct Niaalnk The attctiona Of The opposite
He guides nc .n2ls 2 h1ppI mafrt;Se. AaA MAJ
the married happy. Ht th1Hh ycn tao ll2tHs8S
fu5ure husband Of wttc. Re can &oreteu ~ ,7uf
an buainess unnI sections ard lpec~s- II resrit uf
EuIde you 10 Weal1t, eu1!Lasr~ .suoa1, He G "A
Ruttek ypu - heAltn. tJ-~ - md hoLur, He sl.p
lncssa6le " osh~~ whea yoa asa sav.n up as
+1p ,tatls' = eau 4; gig Esst Miat.sa-ss
.otan,ixt!eu re, One Dollar. :
FeIGcrA Nay communicate cOxYfDEtTtALLT by let
es shey l1close ,aolAr EF e1nsutxtioh .ea, IN
eaeh letter: Address DR. RAPHAEL. BoK 615:5,
, 1866-12-14
Tnitft articlfs.

N1hCASSIAN CALI.A CREAM.
~ This really E1teaator Hair D-eEstrE Is rapd1F
ae1utEirg high 1ect Of deserved popularity. 1t u
pit up Y re E1e1t ana elegant syir - = PFC
KID ever introduced tnio this country II tpromotca
The growth ard bA1ty Of ta Hatr-pseytlts ia f1l-
y alte eeany In IT. nA,ure and not likely to sail
CoIA1, E!he CPS, or B.1tct 7Timcsiles- Il recu-u-
msnca ltscM TT II, Atz1 BE- HaIA no more
F.. s.le hY FELEE nSCa 4 FILLER, ~. -
sd 16 MaEktt.st-: SNfTR D~YER: - And 81
lAft.st.: LORD d s31TH, 93 lAket4t; BGENHAM5
4 IAS SCHAACk.- I6 LATEST; DlErzsCH,
BLOCkI CO.. ~ North Cafkzs-
, 1866-12-14
5pgcial Notices.

The Conan Manu1lctuxfn&C Com p1nys
kITr,srtths Of lrnsidcee, r. l.. lsforsn hi sraar
hat they aIe producing n:a Ecctrp plated Goo:1 coS.
patnx fa Dn1 er aad1e eeEycss soa IaSI, o. ..
ne1 ma e!esArt deslxaz. the base u Elefri sATrf.
upon whll deposit et Pufa silver q sush taex-
mass II 1t thsJ pQsxsa III tct ady4ntARk ct sofia
u uthty, ard npm beauty Of dedg0 and au0czaot hn'
1sh arc u1d1st1c xuish1b1c from IT,
Tie Gornam A1nntattu1pg Company rrfeT W1td coz
nteoet 70 the Elkh pctauon they hAsu y
the orocucdcn at Said silver We!r. 70 Mhicn thGy
h4ye peen for many years enKsxet, And tocy now -
suIe Tia public that theJ III tuly snstal1 taat tepn
ICE By he prediction Of EtetrcpsAfsd MAfta Or klcn
quality 1nd t1tcroe Durability - Will inSufe eatifa
sauaaciion 70 The purehas.F- An Astaclss rasds By
, 1866-12-14

Eere there wns fats demand for the payment Of
customs, and Tic protection Of gold drafts from
The East. Thc brokers wcrc buying At IS6h@
1TA-tte urper.hEuro ct The close. Silver was
nominal at l25lt9s.
Government Securities wezn again lower In
New York to-day. The s1xes OF 81 decllned 4.
Fivs-Iweuties Of G. vera y lower, bui the other
Issues ware unchanged. Ten-Fostiea were !. olI,
seven-Thtrties were u ID for August. and x iow-
er to- June md Jrly.
Tho following lhowA tho closing praees to ,d,v