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Mr. Tweed having said 20 the Board that these bills had
20 be paid according 10 law, a correspondent asks:
Tweed else eulghten their constituents by
could have been rendered IN the above
cs or $4,000 10 lawyers j. not the Corporation Couu'
sa adviser Of the boadI WY him tiO" ana these Other
bills Glt0F
The resolution directing the Controller 10 pay the above
bills not preceded 10y any preamble recung the
vices WHICH had been reQaered by the genemsp above
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named nor in fact did the names appear IN the reso
. aoTesad hut the resolution simply authorized the
Con;Toer TO pay the expenses incurred by the Mayor
Cornnration Counsel and The Board Of supervisors
dyniu0 To s65 counsel fees and peses ~ set
,ement of hanks and insurance COmpanics The items
,osino INC bin were obtained from another source.
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REAL ESTATE SAIss-Salos at auction By A. j.
Blocker, son y Co, Jane y:
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rs, r.fe Il. on Pr' ave Ne. Ie Ba Fny tht ard fn
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EXPENsEs IS SETTLING BANK CTAMs.-Among
the claiming the attention Of the Board OF Super
Vsors Tuesday. were the following items OF expense
settling the claims Of various banks and insurance
companies for return of taxes:
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THE FARMERS CLUB ON
MANURlNG CORN In THE HILL,
FLORIDA AND SOUTHERN ILLINOIS,
FIELD CORN STALK CUTTER.
FIRE-PLACES. TIMOTHY GRASS
WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES,
SOWING RYE AMONG CORN,
AIETTER FROM AFAR OFF,
PEACHES AND GIRLS, HAY FOKhs,
WHAT AILS THE COWS, &C. &c'
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y Oh PINS: AID PENS IN SILVER ENTE
CHEAP GOLD PENS.


These Pens are rIne. and Better WHtihs
and more Durable Pens tnan without operating MOI
toms Patented Machinery he produced for the prices even
were the Gold furnished gratuitousy.
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These are Wcll-Fnishcd Good Writing Col dPens WIN
rdosmn Points the average wear of every ono ot ~e
will far Outast IA gross Of the best steel Pens mWouV
iLeg are uuudrTdnied. G.d therefore not cIchdhgedot
They are numbered, but correspond IN slze 10 Nos
5, T. o. and respectively t-.-..a
Letters and the safe delivery of the goods guaranteed 70
all who send twenty cents chnge Tor registering III "u
dition 10 the price OF the goods ordered.
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ATHLETIC :

Total. 81 81
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~ PENs; AND PENS N SILVER EA
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TTG W-Iy ITUWTCTWWT
being the order Of the day. Dion played Win fi'ai
nerve and dcNCacy. keeping tho balls wei "-uncI ana
making some beautiful long shots. liis oNraogdluay
score Of Clf was obtained 10y cssOn OF cnton- o
the reds, jawed Ills other runs were nhut "n'leI
the cushion McDevtt played with ncrN. ana HOoa 'Iin
ner and was a formidable antagonist Throughout HIS
large runs obtained on balls laWcd, ana ny very
delicate play 0, IN. reds toward the head 90 Tie table
Dio,, however beat him at his game ~ nursug
McIcvjtt wa- particularly unlucky tbrOuc sOut.
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AND No. oOe BRoADwAY. wA3I4IESFYoA, NEW YORK

FAITH WELL FoUNDHD.-In old times. at the COM
mencement of every season, 1t was the fashion to
take . strong cAIhartic a safeguard against a
change OF temperature. It was a worse than sense
less practice The people Of day understand the
matter better Instead OF depicting the system they
reinforce It, In the method they adopt they exhibit
wise discrimination. Instead of resOrtlng TO the
vitiatod stimulana Of commerce, any Of the COM
pounds derived from them, tn put their faith in the
only absolutely pure invigOrAnt prOcurable in the
market-HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs.
Their faith is well founded. Never has any tonic
medicine been prepared with such scrupulous preei-
sion and conscientious 1t is vegetable COM
pound, of which every ingredient ls sound. whee-
ssome and medicinal In the true Of the word.
NOW, we have three prominent ma ionAl complaints.
OnehaIf of the adult population OF the United States
suer more or less either from diseases OF the stO
mach derangemonts OF the liver affections OF the
Kidneys. In other land under Heaven are these
aladies general In this country. and HOSTEL
TIERS BITTERS is q specific for them ALL unless
organic their origin, and therefore, beyond cure
let those who fortunate enough to be exempt
&rom them ut present understand great fact viz
that an occasional Of this vltalizing tonic will
3ertainly prevent them the sun will prevent
Che earth from freezing where Its genial beams
fdescend.
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DIED.
BIRD. ON the sd instant, JESSE sPITTALI, only
sou OF Edmund and Eliza bird, in the 2sth year Of


BIRD.-on the sd Instant, JESSE sPITFALI., only
sou OF Edmund and Eliaa Bird, in the 2sth year OF
hia age, ~. n I-
A beloved and dutlful son.
The relatives ana friends Of the family. the second
District Police Force, and also the Wecoacoo Engine
Company are respectfully invited 20 attend the fune
raj om the residence Of his parents, B. W. corner OF
Eighteenth and Carpenter streets, Sunday after
terry.
HALLowELI. .-on the 80 Instant, after short Ill
ness. Mr.. WILLIAM HALLoWELL, In the 5sth year
His friends ana those Of the famly also Lodge No,
g. A. Y. NJ; and Heneosis Adelphon Lodge No 28, I.
o. OF o. F. respec fully invited 20 attend his
rR from his late residence. No, i04S NJ Front street.
rel HIM Cemetery.
INVERSION the 9Th Instant, PAULINA MYERS.
eonsort OF the late Samuel Myers In the 10Th year OF
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
20 attend her funeral, from the residence
ln-law Thomas E Longahore, No. 1926 Arch street.
SeVenth-day, the 7th instant az IL o'clock.
RANDOLPH. AT RverdRle, New York, on
Wtdnesdayimorning, the 4th Instant II HELEN 10TH
hOP RANpOLPH daughter Of Edmund ID. and
Helen E L. Randolph. In the 9Th year of her age.
Funeral services at st. Marks Church, Philadelphia,
on saturday the Tth Instant at "a O'Clock p M. In
terment at Laurel Hill. a
THoBAs-December s. EDIE NJ, only child of
John 3. and Sadie N. Thomas aged years months
and days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral Sabbath morn
Ing at O'Clock. from her parents residence No, lO2
Mount Vernon street. To proceed to the Upper Dub
lin Burving Ground.
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LATER FROM EUROPE By CABLE.
Tho Sale Of Sc. Thomas.


LONDON, Dec. 6.-The Times, In an editoria
on the subject of the sale of the island of st,
Thomas to the United States expresses pleasure
at the transfer, and hopos that the sanitary
measuressdopted by the Americans will extln-
guish the causes of the contagious 6evers which
are so prevalent in that island.
Arrest OF a Fenian.
William Hogan was arrested in Birmingham
yesterday afternoon, for completely in recent
Fenian operations. The police have been on
his track for some time, though he suoceeped In
eluding them. 1t is alleged that he is the person
who furnished the arms to the mob which rea-
cued the Fenian prisoners, Kelley and Dorsey,
from the police authorities in Manchester.
TwO o'clock Market Report.
LONDON, Dec. CO p. M.-United States
Fiye-twentes, 7O}; others UNCHANGED.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 60 P. M.-Cotton buoyant.
Peas, 48s. California Wheat advanced I'd; red
No. 2, advanced Id, Corn Ats. Sd. Lard sos.
Bacon, AIS. Cd. sf.ta ~.
Damage Co q Boston Vessel.
The barque o. ]. Baker, Capt. Cook, from Got
tenburg, Nov. l9, for Boston, put into Cork
with cargo shifted.
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tain An IN tlctabie oanse aud n The party was ooa-
vcte on bN article. Il sustained the position OF She
majority of th,N committee ~ well as though none Of
Ire articee spec ed contained an indicable oneuae
He referred 70 ,.he case Of Judgs HumphTey. sf
1891 the irst CHARGE agar st him being that he haa
made q speech at public n eetng inotng % reyoH
and rebellion against the Coeetsu..aon aaa oovef1-
mPnt Of the United Stafe8 C0mG " ~ y w
evidence, he said that IN the ve.E t III
there could BOt be any speclhs ~.
ofense that could be proved aud wiz hr.o1 ~
President of the United states could be .1 ~
understood the teachings OF the auccosN -
developed 10 the somewhat too vOlumi1ou0 feN
the testimony, they all point 70 concuei0us \,
that Is the graveness of the onense with whCh ne ~
charged to-day and for which believe he viii N 0Y
history ultimately convicted. HIS having used. ~
he had opportunity, and having misused, as neoea-
sity and circrmstances compelled him, the greas
powers OF the Government the interest OF re00i0no
30 that hencefoLth this nation In lis egsmAte con-
necton In its relations, In It's powers In It's HISTORICAL
rights should be merely the continuatlon Of the
government that was organized a. Montgomery and
tiansfsrred 10 Richmond Not alone Tespontole,
stand mere 70 say that whoever else ay be respon-
t sble with ID him, he is responsible for himsel IL
cabinet Omcers have been concerned In these trans
actons, they have for that, 70 large extent. the
same excuse which have for myself, the same
excuse which have for the members of the House
and for the people of country that they did nos
understand the object of this man,
Mr.. Wilson Qowa) at p M, obtained the door
and addressed the House against impeechment.
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The Office of Sergeant-at-Arms.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-The Republican sens-
tors held caucus this morning, when the sub.
iect of electing sergeant-at-srms in place of
the present incumbent, George 7. Brown, was
brought before it. The name OF General Bur-
bridge, of Kentucky, was proposed, but did not
commend sufficient strength to warrant vote
being taken on his nomination. All the ena-
tors concurred in the efficiency and faith fulness
of Mr.. Brown. who continues in that Office.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EVENING TIL EGRAPH.1
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.
MI. Seward and the Presbyterian MIN
iaGerss
Rev. Messrs. Dales, Cooper, and Watson, Of
the Philadelphia delegation from the United
Presbyterian Church, returned home last even
ing. In their interview with Secretary Seward
he assured them that their complaints in regard
to the bad treatment that missionaries of their
Church had received in Egypt should receive
immediate attention, and action would be taken
to remedy the evils they complained Of The
delegation were much pleased with their visit
During their stay they were the guests of Gen.
James A. EaSin.
Senatorial Caucus.
A caucus of Republican Senators was held
this morning, to consider the subject of remov-
ing the present Sergeant. alarms, George 7.
Brown. The friends of General Burbridge of
Kentucky thought he would have been chosen
but the caucus showed they were mistaken, and
1t is held that Brown will not be removed.
Personal.
N. P. Sawyer, of the Pittsburg Republic, and
Joseph R. Flanigen, of the Philadelphia DaiLy
Ne1cs, are here, 1t is understood, for the purpose
of urging the removal of Colonel Thomas A.
Rowley, United States Marshal for the Western
District of Pennsylvania. A host of Philadelphia
Democratic politicians are here some hunting
office and others dabbling in whisky frauds, by
trying to get some dlstillers out of scrapes.
Bonded Warehouses.
The Internal Revenue Bonded Warehouse
contest is waxing warm between the opposing
parties. The friends of Henry Wallace & Co.
are making strong fight in favor of their
warehouse, but Colonel William @. Patterson
seems to have the inside track, and it looks as
if he would hold it.
The Weat Indian Disaster.
No additional particulars of the loss of the
Monongahela and De Sofa, had been received at
the Navy Dep artment up 10 o'clock to-day.
Visited General Grant.
Among the visitors at the War Department
this morning to see General Grant, was old
Francis Blair, who called on some private bust
ness, but the quid nuncs here pretend to see in
this design on the part of the elder Blair to
conciliate Grant, as he is now regarded as the
coming man,
National Banks.
The Board of Examiners to investigate mat
ters pertaining to our national banking system,
adjourned yesterday afternoon, after session
of two days. This was their hrst meeting, and
the object was to consult with the Comptroller
of the Currency, and give him the benefit of
their experience and observations upon our
banking system.
An OpinIOn.
1t is reported that Conway, the well-knoWn
organizer of Union Leagues in the South, has
telegraphed to certain parties here justifying
HancOck's course in reconsidering General
Mowers acts.
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Latest Markets bV Telegram.

NEW YORK, Dec 6.-Gotton hrmer at l83{6el7c,
Flour firm; advanced 1t@2Oc. Sales OF 1000 barrels
State, s8z0Sl050 Ohio $4,000 1870; Western, tS2OgI2
southern, es75@l4; California, sll5ODl825 Wheat
firm; advanced l@2c. Sales 1900 bushels sprlng,
fps Corn frm advanced l092c. Sales 36 600 bushels
Western. si3?@l 81. Barley firm. Oats firm. sales
42,t 90 bushels Western S001S2 Beef quiet Pork du
mess, $2l 65. Lard dull. Whisky quiet.
BALTIMORE, Dec. e.-Cotton very Arm at 6@D16<c
for mddling. Flour active City mills medium, tl0
Howard street. Sl15O; do superfine % lO@S6O Wheat
firm; receipts light; prime red, t26OA265 Corn firm
prime and dry yellow, SI'l5. Oats hrmer at 62@7lc
Rye hrm Virginia at el45(0l68; Pennsylvania Sl'6O
Provisions firm and inective for want of stock new
bacon shoulders, l2c.; bulk shoulders, 9Lc.
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LYME IN WAIT.-Lewis Evans was arrsssed
on Wednesday night In the vicinity OF Mount
Airy, on the charge OF assaulting Oiioer Silver
thoi ne, OF Jhe Chesnut Hill police force. Evans
laid In walt for the offIoer In q lonely by-road
and when that person came along Jumped out
at nlm, but before he could infict much damage
yne oIncerB proWess made him suecumb, and
ne was arrested. and committed by Alderman
Good In default of $1,000 hail
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THIRD EDITIO N
HEAVY YCOUNTERFEITNG GAME
A New York Banker Takes $50, 900
in Bogus Greenbacks.
nts.. Eto" nto., Etc.. Etc., nts.

lsPRCIAL DESPATCH To THE EVENING TELDoRAPn.J
NEw YORK, Dec. 6.--Yesterday afternoon
Wall street broker was offered by a stranger
twenty United States legal.tender notes of the
denomination of $1,000 each. Without suspicion
the whole amount rendered was received and
not until the successful adventurer had left the
premises was il discovered that each of the notes
was counterfeit They we're so we'll executed,
however, that it was not easy to detect their
true ch sracter
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BEARINGS AT THB CENTRAL STATIoE.-Before
Alderman Beitler, at 2 o'clock to- day Henry
Du Nolen was charged with the larceny of q
lady's gold watch, valued al Sl20, belonging to
r. Tracey & Co., whose ONCE is In the Ledger
building The watch was recovered at pawn
brokers shop by Detective Charles r. Smith,
who made the arrest. Du Nolen was held in
$500 bail TO answer at Court,
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pHE Secretary Of the Treasury's Report reveals
very sasfa ctory Atate OF the national finances and
says the Secretary, This is atting opportunity
10 further provide for its improVement.V Speaking
Of "Atting opportunities" they are as abundant as
aO customers at this OF the year. at the large
Ready Made Clothing House of Charles Stokes & Co..
under the Continental,
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ILLEGAL OPRRATIoNs.-TheodOre Sill was yes
terday reported in THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
as having been committed by Alderman Belt.
Ter for stealing $3.50 from Mr. Regan. Another
dividual, to w.t. that ne did collect and appro-
PIRATE to himself under the alleged authoriza-
tion of the President and Secretary of the Mana
which action he is guilty OF false pretenses.
Alderman Gibson committed him in default OF
$1,000 bail to answer.
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CRUELTY TO ANMALs.--Jonathan NJ. Knight,
a man well-of in the good things OF this earth,
was arrested at Byberry, Twenty-third Ward,
for cruelty to a mule which was drawing a
wagon well loaded through that place The
mule had sore shoulder, and every movement
OF the heavy collar lacerated the wound more
and more. lieutenant Sted arrested Mr. knight,
and Alderman Horne held him in 5000 bail TO
answer
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RESIGNATION OF A SCHOOL PRNcIPAL.-Jas. H.
Mcbride A. M, for a number OF years the sue
ceBsful Principal of the Harrison Boys Gram
mar School, Seventeenth Section, has resigned
MS ana Partiss an4l0ns 70 make apPll-
Committee on the School. Mr. Mcbride has
been appoints ted one of the Board of School Con.
trOllers nom the TWenty-fifth Ward,
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Newsnaper Change.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 6.-Mr D. A. Mahoney an.
nounces his withdrawal from the Times news.
paper, published here on account of editorial
control being denied him.
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price & WOOD,
NV. CsR. EIGHTH AND FnLsERr szs.,

HAVE JUST OPENED
large lot of silk Fans very cheap.
Gilt Stick SILK Fans, for the opera,
Handsome Papier Mache Work Boxes and Writing
Desks, very low, % per cent less than importeuA'
prices.
Watch Stands, Ink Stands, Cigar Cases, Glove
Boxes, Wax Dolls etc.
large assortment Of Hdfs very cheap.
Ladies' Embroidered Hdkh.
Ladies' Lace Hdkfs. 40c., &C., SOC, e. &12S 950 a
Ladies H stitch and Tucked Hdk fs.. very cheap
Gents Hem-stiched and COloTed Border Hdks.
large lot OF POrte-monnaies. very cheap, lac
25c., SIC, S5c., 4Oc., 50c csc, 76c., 85c., 81.
Velvet and Berlin Wire Purses, very cheap.
large lot OF Ladies' Companions, 4Oc.. 5Oc., ESQ
7Dc., 1925 Si5o.
new lot Of Gents Neck Ties, ale
A large assortment OF Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies', Cents and Children's Merino Shifts and
Drawers.
All-wooI and Domet FlRnnels
Heavy Shaker F1Annels 2bc., &c., 40c.. and soc.
BleAched ana Unbleached Canton FlannelA
Bleached and UnbleRched Muslins
Table Linen, Napkins, and Towels, very cheap.
PRICE q WOODs
02Ismw,Jl N. W. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBKRT.
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HOUSE ROBBRD.--A dwelling on Bridge
street, between Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth,
was entered by thieves last night, who showed
back a bolt in one of the rear windows, obtain
ing ingress thereby, and robbed II OF 500 in
cash and some household articles,
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CATARRH.-For Chrome CAtarrh OF long standing
Acute Catarrh, cold In the Head, frequent dis
charge from the Nose, Sneezng, Acute Cheryza,
nothing equals Humphreys Specific No. 10. This
class OF diseases, Is well known s OF very frequent
nay almost universal prevalence, ana the chronic
forms especially obstinate. Ordinary remedies
are OF very little service In efiecnR cure the
boaBted Inhalation any better.
Johnston, Holloway n COwden, No. 20 North Sixth
street. Dyott q Co., No. 2s2 North Second street,
Wholesale agents. Sold also by George q. Evans,
sixth and Poplar stIeetE Ambrose Smith, Broad
and Oh esnut streets; HOrtter Twentieth and Green
streets; John Bley, Frankf0rd road Roche Fifteenth
and South streets; Calender, Third and Walnut
streets; Hickman, No 1886 South Second street, Mar
shall Thirteenth and Market sreets blythe No. 8l20
Market street. Sold in Germantown by w n Jones,
h6herai Depot No. 6S7 Area street.
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BADLY BEATKE.-On Wednesday evening, a
farmer named Robert Oliver, while driving
home, was setupon and badly beaten by four
men, in the vicinity of Girard College. One of
them seized the bride OF the horse, while the
others dragged him from the wagon. He sue
ceeded In wrestling q blackjack from the hands
of one Of his assailants, and beat them OF. He
was found by Reserve Officers Sulwell and
Ftndley, and by them taken to doctors,
where his wounds were dressed. He received
several in the head, and his nose was split to
such an xtent. that IL had to be sewn up. No
arrests were made, as the parties ran off before
the policemen appeared.
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AN AssAULT.-Owen Carroll was committed
this morning for an assault on MIR. and Mrs.
Miller. at their residence, on Lancaster avenue,
near Forty-hrBt street. He is charged with
threatening TO shoot Mr.. Miller. and with hav-
log stolen three deoanters belonging to the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-06
MARRIED..

aEE0ER-aoDEY.- NTH, At Ct. James
|Eyhuroh by the Rev. DR.. n. J. Morton, ROLAND
|6EE0ER 70 MARION daughter OF L. A. 1ooey' u
WATTA or AToR IBBEN. - November -. IL this
nItv bv the Rev Willard NJ. Rice, d. D., Mr. IA MES
|WALLACE 70 1riss LIZZIE j. AchIbbnN' Rosh Of
.tAh city,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-06

PETTY LARcENY.-Hugh McMullin was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Ohicer Parker, at
Tenth and Chestnut streets, for stealing three
medical books from the ONCE OF Jefferson Col
lege. He was held by Alderman BETTER TO
answer.