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From New York.

Nlw YORK, Dec. l2.-Coroner Shirmer this
morning empaneled jury on the body of
Thomas Sharpley. killed in the shooting affray
opposite the Fifth Avenue Opera House yester-
day. The Jury having viewed the body, the
inquest was postponed until nine o'clock to-
morrow morning. A rostmortem examination
showed deceased to have been shot in three
places, one bullet penetrating the heart. Leon
was examined at Jefferson Market this morning,
Sam Sharpley appearing against him. Some tes-
tin ony in relation TO the circumstances of the
tragic affair having been taken, the prisoner
was demanded.
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BUTTER! BUTTER l-Crippen q Maddox late w.
L. Maddox & Co., No. lis Third street, have this
day received very choice lot OF fne fresh GOSHEN
BUTTKR, In small tubs put up expressly for family
use-September made. They have also on hand a
very choice assortment OF CHRISTMAS GROCERIES,
such as Rasins Currants. Citron, Prunes Prunsllos
Figs, Papershel Almonds, ETC.. ETC., which they are
nellInR ut reduced prices.
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GENERAL BUTLER says If a mans house is worth
$4,000 to-day with the national debt at s25oOOoOOOO,
when the debt is reduced one-ha then your house is
worth $4,000; and ergo, II the debt is reduced to
nothing your house is worth 81 100000 OOO These
are big figures because dealing with big things
1.-THE national debt and General Butler) but to come
to small figures, we would say that small sum Will
buy winter suit of Clothes at Charles Stokes Co.'s
hrst-class Clothing House, under the Continental.
One visit will convince
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
ThuTgnaU

Thursday, Dec. H. 1867.
The business at the Stock Board TODAY WAS
small, without much change in prices. Gov
ernment loans were steady. The following
were the closing quotations:-United States re-
gistered 1875, 1O7s@1Os; coupons of 1881, II2
01l24; 5-20s registered of '62, l04k6llO5; 500
coupons Of '64, lO44@lO5; $40 coupons of '65
1O55@l058; $40 coupons of '65, January and
july, l07s@lO7B; $40 coupons OF '67, do fO7s@
1919; 10.40s registered, 1Ol4@10l3; 1910 cou-
pons, l0li i@lOl8; June and July 7'30s, 1O44@lO5.
City loans were steady, closing at 95 for the old,
and SO for the new Issues. All the better class
of investment securities were held firmly.
In Rallroad shares the only activity was In
Philadelphia and Erie. which sold largely at
27}0D275; Camden and AmbOy closed at 1876;
Pennsylvania R. r. at 49E; Lebigh Valley at sos;
Reading3 at 479; Catawissa preferred at 23b;
Minchil at 81; Little Schuylkill at Is; and orth
Pennsylvania at 32.
Canal stocks were dull and declining; % was
the best bid for Schuylkill Navigation preferred.
In Bank and Passenger Railroad shares the
sales were unimportant.
Quotations OF Gold-lOS A. NJ, l34f; IL M,
1874; IL M, 1888; ] p. NJ. 1891, decline of Ii on
the closing price last evening.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven Bro, No. 40 8. Third street
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Caucus of Senators.

9 VASE INeToN, Dec. IA caucus of Republican
senators was held this morning. take into c0nsie
ration the propTiey OF election OF officers OF the
Senate and particularly OF Sergeant at-Arms, in
place OF the present incumbent. After express
OF views an adjournment took place under suon cir
cumstanees as TO produce the impression that the
whoiesuhlect Is Indefinitely postponed, there being
TO make such changes
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John NJ. Gummey,
, William Larzelere,
Joseph Il. Marcer,
A. Lucuis Hen uershotz,
William k. Whitehead,
Joshua Sperlng,
John w. Hampton. Jr.,
Forman p. uolllnshead.
Robert NJ. Foust,
John ShailcroSs,
Charles ID. Colladay,
CORTLAND Il. Follwell,
samuel Il. Gwinner,
Frederick DIttman,
William Mcknight,
William Frishmutb,
Marcus +. Givens,
A. N. Morton,
ID. Y. Kilgore,
James II. Sallzer,
| Benjamin +. Urwiler,
William b. Dayton,
George j. Hamilton,
g. II. II. Coils,
j. Morris Harding,
John j.. Shoemaker,
Samuel b. Huey,
q, II. KrlckSaum,
Thomas +. Manderheld,
Joseph ID. Wilkinson,
Alexander Thackara,
George w. Stull,
Charles B. Engel,
Il. Lucien Ritcnie,
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THE Snow STORM of to-day gives us good
foretaste OF the bitterness OF winter to come
AT midnight last night the atmosphere sud.
denly changed In It's temperature and the
misty snow which had fallen was changed TO
Ice, making the payements so slippery this
places-e especially before the Custom HOUSE
without falling. ALI this morning the little
pellets OF hail have clustered into the faces OF
our citizens, and dashed against the window
panes, hurled toand fro by acold, violent wind.
Inc poor horses attached to the passenger cars
have had some hard Juggling TODAY in trying
to pull the cars, loaded and jammed with peos
pie, along the tracks clogged with snow and
ice. Ihe mercury has fallen quite rapidly, and
colder s,"--s
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THE CARPET BAG TRIoK.-Night before last,

a polite and pleasant-looking man, carrying a
large and heavy carpet bag, and calling himself
Mr.. Gray, took lodgings at a house in New Mar
ket street, below Laurel. This morning he
left, as he said, upon some important business
and WouldS soon be back-the important busi-
ness being transfer of his many trunks and
big boxes, containing his worldly goods, to his
new found boarding place. He left but did
not appear again upon the boards OF that lodg-
ing. house, according to his declaration. The
proprietor went up into the boarders room, and
opening the carpet bag therein found three
large stones, covered with paper. He also dis
covered, to his chaRrin, that various sheets,
coverlets, and wearing apparel had disappeared
with the new lodger.
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House OF RspreHentatIves,

On motion OF Mr.. Elliot tNass.), the Committee on
commerce was Instructed TO inquire into the causes
OF the depression IN the shipping Interest.
Several resolutions OF inquiry were offered. Among
others one by Mr.. Brooks IN, W copies OF all
10 The south One by Mr. Chandler IN. Y for king
cresta ana coats otRrms. One by Mr.. Banks (Mass1
20 sell public vessels. one by Mr.. Getz (Psl TO
whether IN view OF the recent elections IN BO,ton
sylvania have republican forms on Qovernunsnt
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The Vermont Railroad Accident.

MoNTPELIER, Dec. IZ.-There were not 50
many killed by the railroad accident at North
field as was reported last evening, The list,
which is believed to be correct, puts the num-
Der killed at fifteen; other casualties, forty in
number, many of those very severe, and 1t is
feared that many others will die, while others
will require ampptatOn. An inquest over the
bodies will be held at Northfeld to-day
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YOUTHFUL TLL-FAPPERs.---J Torrey and
John McDermott We're taken In custody yester-
day by hish Constable Danneld, for stealing
70 nom thelnoney-drawer.i in the onioe of Will
liam Wagners coal yard, Ninth street, above
Poplar Phey slipped in the once just as Mr..
Wagner went ont into Jhe yard. aud'r0bbed the
drawer fThe money y as found upon them.
Alderman Hood oOmmitted them.
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--latest MaTkets bv TeIearanh.

new YORK, Dec, l2,-gotton dull at I51{c. Flour
Gull and declined 590c; TOO barrels sold; State 1856
G075 Ohio, $D90@ l3 Western, Is 55@tl330 Southern
tl0 @ll450 California; Sl225913'5O Wheat dull and
lower, quotations nominal. Corn dull and lower Rye
steady: Western Si Beet quiet. Pork duh at s2r75
Lard dull at l2haglS2l. Whisky dull.
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DETERMINED TO STKAL.-Dennis Kennedv
knocked down a colored man on the INV no II
above the Wire Bridge, and went through his
pockets for money. Not finding any, he Kicked
the PROSTATE man, as alleged, and then tore his
by Oficer WescOtt. OF the Ninth District. and
was committed by Alderman Pancoast for a
herring. :
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PhiIadeIphia Trade RepoTt

THURSDAY, Dee The market for Flour is
less active, but prices are steady at yesterdays
quotations. There is no shipping demand and
the home consumers operate sparlngly, Sales
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MARRIED.

FCRER-sHICK.-Decem r, To- 1867 in Frau<ford
Philadelphia, by Rev. O. =, Turner. Mr.. HENRY ?.
ECKER TO Miss ANNIE NJ. SHICK, both Of Chester
county, Pc.
SMITH H-MoGoRMAN.-on the 2i'h ultimo, by the
Rev. Hugh Lane. at ST. Theresa's Church, Mr.. LE-
ONIDASH. SMITH, of Indiana, to Miss MARIA T..
MCGORMAN, of this city,
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u = - 49, - 1ahJ y
Thomas X. Finletter,
Cuarles Lukins,
Frederick Reil,
Lafayette MarkIe,
William v. Archer,
Ed. X. Badger,
John b. Kenney.
John II Frick,
Erastus Poulson,
Francis III. Reichard,
Char les NJ, HRllowell,
William ii. Waxler,
Samuel l.. Taylor,
Charles Matthews.
Geo. Wharton Hamersly,
l.. Clark Davis.
Joseph Brobston,
j. II. Toun Jackson,
Edmund Wilcox,
George b. Miller,
James Z. Magill,
Samuel l. Clement,
Julius Wolff,
Richard Donagan,
William J. Delliker,
j.. II. Bailey,
Ed. II. Williamson,
Norman II. Stevens,
Oscar r., Meyers,
f.. H. Tharp.
James p. Gregory,
j. Paul Diver,
w. ID. Sberrerd,
Jonathan Eggleton,
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AN UNFoRTUNATE SToRB.-It will be remem-
bered that, some days ago, the store occu pied
by Mrs. Liston, No. sos Hurst street, was robbed
of quite a large amount of millinery goods
Last night, about IL O'Clock, another misfortune
befell IL in the shape OF slight fire; but al
though slight in damage 1t was large proper
toned In excitement and smoke. IL was
thought that the whole establishment was be-
ing devastated by the unquenchable flames,
and that everything was doomed TO destruo-
tion. SO greatly were the people excited that
one Of the ladies connected with the store had
to be taken out of second. story window, in
order TO escape the scorching flames which
we've apparently Issuing through the smoke
and darkness of the night. The damage TO pro-
peTty was about 500. tT
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RIVERSIDE INsTITUTE-SECURE YOUR SHARES AT
ONoE.-The different agents throughout the country
are rapidly making their returns OF the
aid OF the Riverside Institute This indicates the
grand distribution OF presents will come of at the
time announced Those who wish shares should
make immediate application, the subscription
books may close At any moment Office, No. 92l
street.
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RADICAL REsTORATfoN.-Its good effects per
mRnent IL not only restores the color Of the hair
but The quantity and natural gOsslness. This is said
by every one using Mrs. s. A. Aliens Improved tnew
style) Bair ReBtOrer Dressing I'm bOttlel
EYery Drngglst sells u. Price. One D1lar
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HAVANA CIGAR CIRCULAR

We have neither abandoned the CIGAR IMPORT
ING BUSINESS nor commenced manufacturing
what usually called domestic Cigars"
We continue TO import Havana Cigars as we have
done for forty years.
Their high cost, however, has determined us to
introduce q bona hde substitute that can BE RE
TAILED AT MODERATE PRICE. and to this end
we are manufacturing Fine standard Cigars including
grades made entirely of Vuelta Abajo leaf such Is
used only in leading Havana factories. This we pre-
pare and work ON THEIR SYSTEM guided by
Havana.
Our new enterprise is, therefore. In It's leading
objects mere transfer OF hrst-cass factory from
Havana to Philadelphia, and our manufacture Will
be- In greater part strictly Fine Havana Cigars equal
TO any imported, yet much cheaper, and by means
TO be coTounaed with even the pest customary grades
of Domestic Cigars.
The smoking public may soon Judge of the truth OF
our assertions, Cigars will shortly be offered
to them through the principal CITY dealeFa.
STEPHEN FUGUET ~ SONS,
l255p No. 22s S FRONT Street.
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BROKE HIS LEG.-A gentleman by the name
of Robert Graham, aged twenty-five years, fell
on the sidewalk AZ Fourth and Chestnut streets
and fractured his leg. He was taken to his resi-
denoe, No. 1864 N. Second street \
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STEALING SHIRTs.--John Henry, a colored
youth, 10 years old, went into Meals store on
Second street, above Vine, yesterday afternoon,
and stole two shirts He was soon after arrested
in New street, and the purlOined articles were
found upon him. Alderman Toland committed
him
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The FORMAL INSTALLATION OF the Grand
Lodge OF the knights of PYthias, in this State,
will take place tomorrow evening, at the hall
no asst corner Fourth and George streets
Tomorrow at noon, the officers, mem bers, and
representatives OF the Grand Lodge Will as
purpose OF escortipg the Supreme Grand Lodge
ID. G. Subordinate LodaeS WILL meet at their
respective rooms, and proceed to the depot,
Broad and Prime streets. 9ll
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ALL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, young and old, de-
sirous having their Hair look beautiful during tho
Holidays. should get a bottle of CHEvALIER's LIFE
FOR HAIR at once. 1t quiets the nervous action
OF the over-taxed brain, grey hair TO Its
original color stops It's falling at once and keeps
the head clean. Sold by all druggs 5, har-dressers
and fancy goods dealers.
SARAH A. CHEyALIER M D. New York
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven Bro, No. 40 8. Third atroeI

--Alessrs. DE haven q Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
change to-day at p. M. ~. s. SIS of 1881, ll2
Dll24; do. 1862, l073@lO7s; do, 1864, IO4s0
I04B; do, 1865. l05@l054; do, 1865, new, lO750
1919; do, 1867, new, lO7t0lO72; do. 6s, lO-lOs
1OO5@lOlb; do. 1905, June, l0449lO5 do.
July, lO4s@lO5; Compound Interest Notes.
June, 1864, ll9'40; do, July, 1864, ll94O;
do. August, 1863, 1910; do., October. 1854
1l94Oa20; do, December. 1864, 119t@ll92; do
May, 1865, ll7@ll7l; do, AUGUST, 1866, il6b6
ll68 do, septem Der, 1866, 1l5s@n5b; do,
S October i'oo lSS1 S9so n6s@ll0i' Gold, lSS39l34
-Messrs. William Painter Co., bankers.
No. SO S. Third street, report the following
rates of exchange to-day at IL O'Clock : Gold,
l34l OBS; o. s. IS, 1881, ll201124; q. 8. 6.2Os
lS62 l075@l078; DO, 1854, 104R@l05; do, 1866
lO5 alO55; DO. July 1865, 1919 9lO7E; do. July,
1867, l07e@l07B; 5s, l0-40t, l0l4l0l4; u. s..
7'3Os, % series, lO4f@0lO5; Sd series, IOl50
l05; Compound Interest Notes, December, 1864
ll94; May. 1865, ll7t; August, 1865, Il6t; Sen,
--Messrs. Jay Cooke n Co. quote Govern.
mept securities, ETC., as folloys;-U. s. 6s of
1881 ll2@1I24; old 6-20s, lO7s60lO7S; new 5.2Os
1864, lO4S0Dl05; do, 1865, lO500lO5{: do, Jily'
lO7t@l07S; do, 1867, 1O7a0lO7E; 10-4Os, IOI8
lOllj 7'S0s, june IO4a0lQ5i do, July, lOfl@
lO5 Gold l33s 1881.
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MANY COMPLAINTS have been made of so ms or the
awards made at the Paris Exposition, but no one has
questioned the fairness OF the bestOws of the FIRST
GOLD MEDAL TO the Wheeler g. Wilson Saving ma
chimes. 10 be sure certain rival manufacturer who
for reasons best known 10 themselves did not enter
into competition, have endeavOred TO pooh-peoh i
but the Wheeler d Wilson stands to-day with the
stamp of the worlds approval upon it, But the pro-
prietOrs do not mean 20 stop here. Their motto is
ever "OLward.n Already they have applied to their
Cloth Plate, by means OF which three distinct and df
ferent stitches made. hese Rre:-I. The Lock
Stitch alike both sides OF the fabric: The Elastic
Doube-loop Stitch, which uses the thr ead directly
from two spools without TewindIng on the bobbIn,
and g. 2he Three thread Ornamental stitch, with
which the most exquisite embroidery may be exc
cuted This New Cloth Plate is a great Improvement
and Messrs. Peterson Litte attaching ID 10
every machine they SELL WITHOUT ANY EXTRA
CHARGE. 1t may be applied 20 most OF their Old
chimes also ofSlO. They solicit call at their
BalesrOOms No T04 ChesDut street. and feel confident
that Inspection will certainly result purchase
Wheeler a Wilson.
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DISHONESTY. ~ James Corcoran, employed In
an Qfliee at Fourth and Walnut streets, was yes
lerday sent out To collect bill of S25. He did
80 pnI appropriated the money which he ought
70 nave returned co his employer. Recorder
Eneu held him for & further hearing.
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FRAMES for portrsts or engravlngs, in Walnut, CIT,
ard Rosewood, manufactured, Wholesale aud retail,
by b. F. Remer q Co., NO, 62i Arch street.
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"a, ~ A. M......,2ia P. N-........2l
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Big Big New ea dys sssoF0ok Rs AsmSnTg g q Van Horn
seS q a. GTsSme erASy
schr il. W Benedict CASE. ereenport oas,ner stiols
sGhr vspor. Johnson, Washington, RAthbuu. stearns
sehr r. G. whIlden. Messicls. Alexandria, Caldwell,
str Diamond o State Robinson, Baltimore. j. D. Ruon.
ARRIVED THIS MoRN1Na.
Brig Marshall Dutch COombs days from Calais,
scnr 9. q. Cranmer oranmer, from New York.
scnr YapOr, johnson, from Bridgeport.
schr 7. N. Wheaton; Stevens. from Salem.
with mdse TO O. +. Baker -
Del With grain 10 James Barrett trO" inu'An NFei
steamer w. whIldin; Rlggans 10 hours from BaltI-
Steamer H. I. cav, Her, Is hours from Baltimore
. Pilot boat Moses H. GIlnnell; Marshall. day from
hs GspsI G5 mae ssSoone Day Orig
MEMORANDA
ship Sansparem McAlpine for Philadelphia sailed
Barlne Royallst, Tucker, from London for PbIla.
deIphia, sailed from Deal 9th ult.
werp. passed Deal 27th ult
BaTque Geflon, Loverson. for Philadelphia. entered
Barque KOsmos, hence for Bremen was of Dun
BaTque Trovatore. Blanchard, for Philadelphia
Brig B, Smith, Tor Philadelphia. sailed from Matan-
Brig HeStha, from London for Philadelphia, at Deal
9th nit
Brig Nina Holden. hence at Gibraltar 18th ult.. and
cleared l9th for Barcelona.
TBY TELEGRAPH.1
BALTISoRE. Dec l2-Tbe steamship Cuba. from
Havana the 7th, arrived here at IL o'clock last
night.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, Dec. ll.-Arrived, steamship Russia,
Cook. from Liverpool.
Oeieamship Columbia. Carnaghau, from Glasgow,
Sieams hip Borussia, Franzen, from Hamburg.
Slesmship Moro Castle. Adams. from Havana.
Steamship Gen. Sedgwicll Munson. from Galveston.
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GROVER g. BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
mg Maohines, No. $50 Chestnut street,
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FOURTH EDITION
FoRTIErH CORGRFss-s SECOND srsslou.


WAsHINeToN, Dec ia bIll granting the riqht ~
way 70 the Hudson River Railroad Companv ~
United states lands at West Point was passed. w
resolution was adopted fOrbidding the Executive
period than one year, and providing for the canal
privileges of bidders. -
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At IblDer Hall
Our stock Is manufactured with especial care for
this seasons sales. We defy competition IN erern
VdTietv of assortment, and ia style Ut, and make o.
goods Prices OLLDdyS guaranteed JOlOer than he
Iot0est elSelOhe7e and JltU satisfaction guaranteed
every purchaser on ue sales cancelled and money re-
strded.
HaV Way 6et,gee' l BENHETT q Co.,
FfIIh end TOWER HALL,
Sipth syeets.J No. SIS MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Most StUlish Wothing in Philadelphia,
Most Stl,liSn Clothing in Philadelphia.
Most StVLiSh ClOthipg In philadelphia,
Most StDLish CloLhfn1 in PhiJdOielpIttd,
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LATEST SHIPPING lNTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine NeWS see Inside Pages.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA..-......D d DECEMBER Is.
STATS OF THRRMoAErER EvEHINe TELR-
oFFICE. HHs
"a. III A. M........2il2 IA p R-......22
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE 1Ns1Dz PAsRs.1

NoTARIBs OF PHnADBLPHIA.-The following
is a complete list of the Notaries Public ap-
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IT Is uHQURsTIoNABLY TRuE Tn at tlfe nervous sys-
ten. when out Of order, can only be restored toits
former Jnne by taking DR. TURNER'S TIC DOuIOu.
RRUX or UNIVERsAL HEURAL0IA PILM aud Neural
Ris, ;Nerve-ache and such diseases disappear when
this medicine Is resOrted TO- II being the most posi-
tive remedy tor all nerve complaints Apotheoaries
have this medCine
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AN ENrERPRIsE. = In another column will be
found an haySrtsement Of "lsnterprise." TO which
would call the special attention OF ouE readses
The parties are reliable and we are impressed with
the Importance OF their proposed operations Thev
are merely the pioneers In an important branch ~
manufactures which Is now restricted 70 Europe bnt
which can be quite easily aud as prontablV corr
Quoted In this country.
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CHRONIC CATARRH.-A clergymen in a neighborng
vlsge had suffered for many years from obstinate
cRtaTrh, which had resisted all attempts for cure.
The obstruction and discharge from the nose
slant destroying both taste and smell; and at times
interfering, from the change of voice. with his
public miDistrations, Almost In despair, he com
Jnenced the use OF Hum phreys' CatarTh Specific No.
10, and after the OF only few pills-one every
nlght-found himself improVedi and ere he had used
entire box, could consider himself entirely we'll
Johnston, Holloway q Cowden, NO. % North sixth
street, DyOtt d Co., No. 282 North Second street.
wholesale agents. Sold also by George O. Evans,
nlxth and Poplar streets; Ambrose Smith, Broad
ano Chesnut streets; Hortter Twentieth and Green
stIeets , JShn Bey Frankiord road; Roche, Fifteenth
ana oOulh streetsi Calender, Third and Walnut
BtTeets Hickman No. 1886 South Second street; Mar.
s.s Thirteenth and Market streets; Blythe NO. sl2O
Marke lglfeet. sold In qeFmantoWu nv w r. Jonaa-
SenerRl Depot No. 6S7 Area street - ~ - ~
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INDUCEMENTS IN HOLIDAY PREsENrs.-
30 Presents tor Ladies.
re- Presents for Gents
H6- Presents for Children.
MCINTIRE q BROTHER, No. 1925 CHRsNUT street
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ORGANIZED JUNE, 1864

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AGENCY OF THE
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
OFFICE OBJ

DE HAVEN 81 BROTHER,
HO. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET
We desire 10 'iatention 70 the difference in thu
relative price of the First Mortgage Bonds of Union
Pacific Railroad, and the price OF overnments
We would to-day give these bonds and pay diffe-
renee of
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Dsc. IL
Reported by De Haven q Bro, No. 40 g. Third st eet