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Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-23

The National IntettigRcer shows that
if the Radical Interpretation of the rule
of succession to the Presidency be strict
" enforced, every member of the Senate
will have a chance to enjoy that position
before the next inauguration.
The Rocky Mountain Herald advertis-
es for single women. A Thousand girls.
it says, could get husbands and homes
in Colorado, before the spring.
There is Gallo proverb: ssIf the best
mans faults were written ON his fore
head, it would make him pull his hat
over his eyes," M
An English organist, on !. wager,
struck over million notes on piano
in eight hours.
A prominent journalist in New York
who is perfectly bald, has offered a re-
ward of 81 900 for tale that will make
his hair stand on end.
Every Afternoon says: Whatever
may be the end of man, there can be no
doubt when we see those long trains
gracefully sweeping the floors and
streets, that the end of woman is-dust.
A Maine postmaster died the other
day who had been appointed by Andrew
jackson, and had been in Office ever
since.
An editor ont west has been elected
town constable, and now arrests the
attention of his readers.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-23
E.. a. TYLER,

lis Canal street, next Royal. New Orleans.
Dealer in. WITCHES, CLOCKS, Watch trim
mings. Diamonds, FINE JEwELRY, Silvcr-ware
Plated ware, Spectaclos, Opera Glasses, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Bronze and Parian
Goods, &c.
Our goods are Of the best quality. All our
Diamond work is Of our own manufacture
Gold Pens in gold, silver and gutta- perch
holders.
Jewelry and siIver-ware made to order.
Diamonds reset.
Watches, Clocks and JeweIry repaired.
p. A. TYLER.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-23
PRINTING-oFFICE FOE SALE.

II will sell, cheap for Cash, only, the Boss1ER
u BANNER PRINTING OFFICE, entire, with all
the books, accounts, material, etc. thereto apper-
sainng. A good bargain can be had by making
early application to
w. H. SCANLAND, Proprietor
Bellevue La
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-23
DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEM.
General Schedule

[en@Tat sSCAedui6
OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS AT TIE
NATCnITocHEs POST OFFICE.
1R2IVALS:
SUND aYs-Alexandra and Shreveport, p. NJ
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Texas, 5 p N.
TUEsDAys-Minden and Winfield, 6 r. q.
Observation-Disclosures and Shreveport, p. NJ
THuRspAYs--N acogdoches, Pm; Winfield. . P. NJ
FRIDAYs-Alexandria and Shreveport, p. NJ.
AIinden and Shelbyville. 6 P. u.
SATURDAYS Mac ogdoches 5P. NJ; Winfield, Q P.
DEPARTURES:
SUNDAYs-None.
MONDAYS Winfield 6 A. M Alexandria and
Shreveport, or. ~
TUEsDaYs-Nacogdoches 6 p. NJ.
WEDNEsp AYs-W innfeld and Minden, 8 An
Alexandria and Shreveport, 6 p. n.
THURspAYs-N 6 P. NJ.
FRrpAYs-W Winfield, a. N; Alexandria ard
Shreveport, q p N.
SATURDAYS inden and Shelbysiile. s a. NJ;
Nacogdoches, 6 p.
Ry-Letteys for any of the above Mails should
be in the Office one hour before their time of de-
parture. Papers, hatf en- hour.
q. MONROE. Post Master
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|. p O = mE r ,

IT. y. IEF, Master.
viii leave New Orleans every alternate Tuesday
evening passing Grand Ecore the following Fri
day. Leaves Jefferson every alternate Tuesday
morning, passing Grand Ecore Thursday morning
following.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-23
New Orleans Market.
New Orleans. April lS.


Corrox Ordinary ..-.... 2sCa29c % ID
Good Ordinary. .281a (9291ac
Low middling. .301D3l-c
Midding nominal. .3l1a(9-c.
Strict MiddliDg ........ .32(@-
MosETARY-Gold... .......-. ...l3914t9l39T
Mexican dollars. - i q to &c. prem. for gold
State Treasury notes. .3Sa40c. discount.
City Treasury Notes, large. 49,. .24a25c dis.
City Treasury Notes, 81, S2a$3.... .2ca2l dis
Levee State Bonds. &c. u dollar.
The following quotations embrace the whole
sale prices of actual sales made
.SUGAR-Frlme. ........ ....-. -l514c % 10
.ci White. 1890
sMoLAssEs, Choice. -.........T 0aTic % gallon
FLOUR, choice extra. .$l4 per Dbl.
Treble extra. .$ll 70
ia, Double extra. $40 30 1.'
~ Superhne. $500. ~ Z3t61
COFFEE, Choice Rio. ..... 1890. l7Aal STsib.
.CoRN .......... ....-....S l 10 u pusnel-
oTAToEs. oh oUfs Do
OATs. $500. ..-..-... .--....a ec IL Dushei.
LAY. :....-....-.. ...-......::S19 q Ton
Pork, Mess. .................$2 75bbl. o.
Lara. ...-,... ...1o12c per I'D
BACoN-Cear sides. .......... c(6lSTp ID.
Ribbed sides 619c.@
5, shoulders. --..-...... l4(9c.
Hams (sugar cured9 49,. .2l(9c,
BALE ROPE .....-..-..... 5000. u h..
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-23

Married:-On the evening of the 22d inst,
at the Catholic Church, by the Rev. j. Martin,
Mr.. BENJAMIN GRAPE to Miss ELMIRE CHAMARD.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-23

In the index to book of commenta-
ries on law is the following: "Judge S.
his great mind.'' Turning to the page
indicated was the following: s'The
Judge said he had great mind to COM
NIT the prisoner.''
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-08

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Judg-s Allison
al PeiI ce.-This morning Mr.. II AwIe appeared
before tie Court, and on the part of tue con-
testsnts in the con ested election cases, m de
application that a rule be granted upon the re-
spoI cents TO file their returns Nv q certain day
After some consultation the Court allowed the
rule. liking the 3lsL as the day for the fling of
the REL urn.
Motion was also made for the appointment of
n II ceiver In each OF the cases of Mayor, City
Controller. Receiver of Taxes, City Commits
81, ner, and City Solicitor, TO receive the fees
ane emolumenIs OF the Offices pending these
COZ tests. IL was suggested mat one receiver
should he appointed for all the cases, In order
10 avoid the trouble that would arise from the
appointment of seven. TnA Court Concluded
10 con slider this matter, and consented TO hear
any suggestion that counsel should think at Go
make without holding themselves bound by
such suggestions. as they were alone responsl-
BILE for ihe appointment.
COURT OF QUARTER SESsToNS-Judge Brew
sitr.-Tbe VI ell. known Tack OConnor crl lmin nal
oil case was before the Court lhls morning, In
the shape of an application by Mr. Mann on
The part of the prosecution for the fixing of
day certain for Its trial. IL was sug sested by
District Attorney Sheppard that Juls week at
least would be cOnsu uned by homicide cases
snd the prison calendar of the term was very
large.
Alter cor siderable discussion by the lawyers
on each side, Judge Brewster said that II the
applications were renewed on Monday next,
when he regular business of the Quarter SEES
RioDs would be up the Court would be In
better condition To FIX day certain; and the
matter lhen went over till next week.
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WASHINGTON.
The Legal Tender Acts Before, the
Supreme COurt-TTne Tariff on
mporte"%. COpper-Protec.
tive Measures.
Third Session Of the Fortieth
Congress.
FROM WASHING TON.

WAsHINGroN, Dec. s.
Despatch to The Associated Press
The Supreme Court
has up the legaL tender cases to-day, Arrange
nents have been made by which ali cases aris-
ing under The law, now before the Coort, will be
argued as one case, the law in each case being
the same.
Judge Curtis,
of Boston, appears for the constitutlonality of
the LeGal-tender acts. The argument will
consume all of to-day and PROBABLY tomorrow.
AttO1n- -GenerRt Evarts,
closes the aIgament in behslf of the Govern
ment
The House,
to-day by vote of 107 to 81 passed the bill
imposing O tarlf Of three cents per pound on
ir ported copper. As this is measure in the
interests of protection, at Is .hought
The Tariff BiII
will be got through this session.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-08
DepOsiting the Electoral Votes
The Messengers Receipt-Ope-
ratiOns of the Ways and
Means Committee
Senatorial Cau-
cussing.
The Deacon Andrews Trial.
Marine Disasters on t,ne
New England Cost.
FROM WASHING TON.

Special Despatch TO The hCer,ta0 Teleoraph.
DepOsiting .he Electoral Votss,
WASHINGTON, Dec, S.-The folio wing is a con-
plete Inst of the States whose electoral votes tor
President and Vice. President have been de.
posted with The President of the Senate. Ali
OF them came by mail, with one exception
Mslue New Hampshire, Massach usetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New YORK, New
jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland,
North Carolina, South Cnolins, Georgia, Ken
tucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana,
Illinois Missouri, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin,,
Kansas, West Virginia, aud Nebraska. Mr.
Wade returns the following certificate to any
person sending or delivering the sealed pack-
ages containing the vote;-
SENATE CHAMBER, Dec, -, 1S6S.-This is to
cettiy mat - -. appointed by tue State of
--, as directed by the act ot Congress of
the Let OF March, 1892, to take charge OF and
deliver TO the PRESIDENT OF the Se1aie, q. the
seat OF govern ment, oIe of the certificates and
| lists OF elfcoral votes OF that State, gIve1 py
the SAID eli clors for President an Vice. Presi-
deut OF The United S'a'es, tor the term corn-
menclne the 4th Gay OF March nex. has accord
iLgiy this Gay delivered to toe undersigned q
sealed package certified TO contain the said
/ electoral votes. b. f. W.DR.
president OF the Senate."
The Ways and Means
! Committee instructed their chairman to-day 10
urge 10 lis passage lne OIL now Delore the IL )use
| to increase the duty on cooper. The action will
be bad on it today. special meeting of the
committee has been called for Thursday next to
consider the Tariff bill
The Republican Senatorial Caucus
is now in session TO reorganlze the ST 1ding
Conn ittees.
Senator Henderson
will be dropped from the Craftsmanship OF the
Indian Committee.
A Special Meeting
ethe Cabinet was held to-day to consider that
portion OF the message relating to the Alabama
claims. Recent cable dispatches show that
affairs are progressing tavorably, aud that the
change of ministry will not interfere with
satisfactory negotiations
The President
exrects the matter 10 be adjusted before the
close Of his administra ion.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-08
The --latest Quotations.
Disastrous Fire IN Boston.
Special Despatch 10 The Epen,ns 1eteu, an.

Special Despatch 10 The Epen,nS 1etevroyh.
BOSTON. Dec S-A fire which has prod
serious, from the fac. that fifty families WI
made hopselcss by it, broke out in Sgett strel
near the lead factory. this forenoon. The
started in the wainscoing of the third house
the block of nine located on SWEET rect, on 4
route to Pine I,lani. II Ia supposed to ha|
been caused accidentally, aud spread with ers
rapidity, ultimately eDvelopng the whole blod
Nearly fifty Irish families of lab5rers who vol
at different places near the building were
their rooms at the time, and the create
excitement prevailed. The buildings were eth
destroyed or were rendered worthless. III
total loss will probably exceed $4,000.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-08

pointmehts, effects, etc. The following scenes
are all Rood:-The west wing OF Mr.. Drayton's
mansion In the valley of the CatawIssa, by
Hawthorne; The ootagon room, by Hawthorne;
The Oak Hall by Fetters; and the valley with
the trells bridge over the chasm, by Fettera
AT the conclusion OF the third act tom Dol.
yer" seats himself at the window, and appa.
rently goes TO sleep while on guard. The fats
are drawn back and q tableau is disclosed OF
Lucy Drsyton" on one side with her red Ian
tern, and on the other group OF the strikers.
The meaning OF this effect we are unable to
comprehend. It may be q representation of
"Tom Dolyer's" dream, but in this we acknow-
ledge our liability to be mistaken.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-08
Marine DIaartcrn.

BosToN, Dec. s.-The following marine dsas-
tiers occurred during the easteIly gale of last
night
Schooner Helen Mar, with a cargo of COAL
which put into South Yarmouth, Mass, for a
barbor, parted her chains and went ashore
The vessel remains tight, aud will probably
come OIL after dischareiLg.
British ship Isabella Thompson, from Bo;ton,
of and for Glare, n. s., parted her chains in
Gloucester harDor, and went ashore on Rocky
Neck.
Schooner Cygne', of Addison, NJ, Captain
FaInsworth, Al5o went ashore at Gloucester, and
became total wreck. About twenty barrels
OF flour only we've saved from the cargo.
Schooner George Brooks OF Portland parted
her chains in Gloucester hqrbor AMI went
ashore ON the same beach, where she remains
fun of water. The crews Ot the above vessels
are all sate.
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FIFTH EDI TI(
H U R O II
Disastrous Gale in Fagland-
New Telegr%phic Ar
raDg,ements.
BY Atldnb. onbl,

BY Andnh.. ouols.
LON Jon, Dec. s.-A very heavy gale pre-
'p,foughout Epeland on SUNDAY night and
day morning. Maa7 telegrAms repodiss ID
disasters have been received. Tue shf
bartors suffered much. Houses we're
down, AMI great damise was done.
New telegrsDnic srracRements throu5
Europe will go into effect on tnuary I, la
accordance with the agreement made
international telegraphic convention red
held at Vienna. for the modification aud "a
zatlon Of tolls, aud for other purposes In col
tion with the telegfaphic system. The conl
ing parties were the directors of the teleR1
OF North Germany, Austria, Hungary, Pn/
Sraiu, Italy, Russia, NorEav, Sweden, ID
Bavaria, Belgium, Holland, nenmars, Port1
Wurtemberg, Swiizerland, Greece. Turkey,
most other European countries where
teleersphs are controlled by the govern
authorities.
TIE French franc was adopted a. the us
tary unit for all payments and settled
The minimum message was Fixed at tw|
words, and the Morse and Hughes ipetruu u|
were selected for use ou the various lipes.
other minor regulations were agreed to, sud
permitting messages to lie for Rarded In an Y
guage, adopting words Of a certain unii
size, Iprescriblng Office hours, etc. The
schedule for all points was carefully revI
The rate on messages from London 10 India
fixed at 6lsf, no mater which of the sev
routes TO that country they may take. This
reduction of about one half the old rate.
rates are to be uniform IN each of the sew
countries. Provision was made tor holding
conventions once every three years. The
convention will be held in Florence, L,
in 1871.
The latest Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. 8-P. NJ - CousOl., 92I for
ney aud account. Uultei States Fivp.twel
easier at 144c. RailgaSs dull. Ere, 25l. Iii
Central, 96{.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. S-P. Motion duh.
sales to-day Will reach 5000 bale.
The barque Nor western from On,
| tor southampton, has been wrecked of Moi
Bay ard six Df bor ere " lost.
LONDON, Dec. s.-P. M.-Sugar quiet, DO
the spot and TO arrive. Ta'los, 59s. 90.
Marine HuIeIIigence.
QUgENsTowN, Dec. 8. - Arrived, steam
Aleppo, from New York.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
The Heenan Homicide.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-JudQes|
Brewster and Ludlow.-Tne second branen OF
this case was opened this morning, Wiliam
Eeells, VINO was Indicted Jointly with Eaton
and TrainOr, being placed on trial for the
murder OF TimOlhy Heenan. William L. Hirst.
Jr, and Rufus E. ShapIey, Esq, represented the
prisoner. The empaneliing OF Jury was com.
menced about noon, but at the close OF our
re port had not been conc cuded
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Cad
walader-The United states. VS.. Twelve barrels
OF whisky, claimed by Charles l. Johnston.
An information for forfeiture. Before reported.
Verdict for claimant, subject to a question of
The United States We. Whisky claimed by
Samuel X. Adams. An Information for for-
feituIe, the allegation being that the liquor,
simple whisky, was frudulently marked "kose
Gin" In order to evade the payment OF tax.
The claimant contended that the liquor was
truly what was known as "Rose Gin" and all
taxes had been paid upon 1t. After argument
by counsel on boz b sides and the charge OF the
Court, The jury this morning rendered q verdict
for the Government.
The United States VS.. One steam engine. ETC.,
Claimed 10y Ell Dixon, guardian. An Injunction
for forfeiture In this case IL appeared that in
July. 1867, distilleTy run by one Mcguire. at
the corner of Thirteenth and ButLonwood
streets, was seized for fraudulent dealiOg, and
The property claimed by him was forfeited.
Bnt other articles, the ones that were subject to
this proceeding, we're claimed by Mr. Dixon,
guardian of the children OF his deceased bro
lher, John Dixon, who m maintained that they
were part of the realty belonging TO the estate
of his brother, and not forfeited az part OF the
distillery. The Government produced testi.
mOny to show that he 10 tsed the premises with
theknowledge and for the purpose OF this dis.
tilleIy busipes 6; and under the direction OF the
court, the jury rendered q verdict for the
The United States VS.. Dennis Call This was
a criminal prosecution upon the charge of the
unlawful removal of whisky TO a place other
than a bonded warehouse. Tue Government
failed to make out "a case, and therefore the
jury rend cred verdict of not guilty.
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FROM OLNOINNA TT.
The Regent Dlsnster.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 8.-The excitement relative
to the terrible disaster to the steamers United
States and America, is still Intense. Parties
arriving from all quarters are making inquiries
after lost friends aud relatives who are kno Wn to
have taken passage on these boats. A portion
OF the remains will arrive here to-day on tho
steamer General Lyttle, for recognition and
interment
Thirty.three Bodies Recovered.
A despatch to the Commercial from Florence
Indiana, says thiIty thee bodies have been
recovered from the wreck of the United States
aud America. The follow have been identl-
hed:-
jan es John, of Louisville; John Fennell, of
NeepOrt, KY; Emil Noreau; William Johnson;
Wallace Ferris, OF Lexington, Iud.; Mr.. Farber,
Hanover. lud.; Mrs. George W. Griffin, New
Orleans; Mrs. Mary TbomDsoD, PhilAdelphia.
Six cen negro men composed the ere of the
United States, and, with the exception OF a few
ladies' remains, are supposed TO be those OF the
Cclored crew.
The scenes at Warsaw, Ky., beggar descrip-
tiop. Everything has been done to render them
comfortable.
A $4,000 Safe Robbery.
>. a. Hayman, formerly messenger OF the
American ExOIess Company, wss brought TO
this city Yesterday, under arrest for Iobbing o
tate under his charge oil $20,00O in March last
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Transfer of the Indian Bureau.

Special Despatch 10 The EUsm,,,0 Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-The House, by vol
OF 100 to so, las passed the oil transferring th
Indian Bureau rom the Interior to the War De
partment. The bill is the same as passed th
House last session.
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Latest Markets by telegraph.

NBw DIRK Dtc. S-Colt0n steady at 2t4@2Nar,
Flour frmer; ssles of 10 20 bsrres STATE at Is $50
ern at 81 2)GJl3 California, sc 75@i2 Wheat quiet,
ard sdvanced ,@lo. Ooin hemer sales 9 il%o
salts ~ 300 bushels at soc. quiet Pork dull AZ
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Another Victim of the Ohio River Dis
aster.
spscta, pesps,ch to The Evening Telegraph.

cpectut DesPec" ~ <He hVe''p0 1eegTeph.
NEW YORK. Dec. 8.-Tbe Gold Board a1ourns
to-oay at 2 o'clock out OF respect to the memory
of one OF It's former mem bers, Mr.. M. :. Bright,
who was lost on board the steamboat Am erica.
winch wss burned on the Ohio river on Friday
n gLt last.
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From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Dec. s The severest gale and snow
storm OF the teaso on has prevailed here during
the last twenty. Jour hours. The trains and
mails from the East are four or five hours
behind time.
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From Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. S.-Melvlle Brown q
brakeman ON tae Boston and Albany Railroad,
iell between The cars at WestbDro TO-DAY, aud
was instantly killed. His body was horribly
maneled.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-08

FoR THE FINEST FLoUR and the best Buctwheat
MesJ go TO Zeh hodeI's at Fourth and Vine streets.
There There me pr. MUM braods Of Flour can be proa
tain" Buckwheat Meal. The latter Is put no In Days
and hen barrels. and is warranted superior to any
other 10 ybf market. In addition to the satsta~''
ture 10 futiow al purchases at Mr. Zshn"~ ..s1
nyI, esm ~ ysu rn polite sttentlon, and W. stores
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The Trial of Deacon Andrews.
hnecinL DesnnLnh 10 The Ei,e,lfnn T,eLen,rna,h

PLYMOUTH, N. H., Dc. s.-Mr. George A.
IoweIbye began this morning his argument for
the oe er Sc 10 the Homes-Andre VS. case, aud IL
will probably go to The jury this afternoon.
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stock Quotations by Te,esraph-A p. N

CIRCUMSTANCES. THE sale of tickets for
John b. Coughs new lecture will begin at Q
o'clock to- morrow morning. See ADVERTISED
ment.
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:. lEcTuRB BY J. J. sMYrBE, ESQ.,, LATE cF
MoUN1JOY PRISON. DUBLIN-We call the at
IenIlon OF our readers to an advertisement TO
De found elsewhere, announcing lecture 10 be
oenVered on Saturday evening next at the
Assembly buildings. Tenth and Chestnut
sireets, by Mr.. smytpe. who was Inoarcerated
IN MountJoy Prison, Dublin. for upwards OF q
year and a half, his only crime being mis- devo-
uon 10 the cause OF his country in particular
and 10 hnmnn liberty In renaraI
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SECOND BOARD.

"A lady member of New York church
has been disciplined" by the ecclesissticAl
authorities, and now her husband institutes
suit for slander-damages, $4,000.
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From New York.
The Contested Elections.

New YORK, Dec. S.-The Rising Star, from
Asplnwall, brings S235, 2OS in specie.
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P0DGERS AND WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
a. ~ KNIVES Pearl and stag Handles, OF beautiful
nnlsn, hODo oERS' and WADE d BUTOHHRS RAJ
aORh, and the celebrated LlSOOULrRE RAZOR
SCISSORS OF the finest quality.
Razors, Knives Scissors, and Table Cutlery Ground
ana Polished, At p. MADEIRA'S, Nc. Llh d. TENTH
stIeet below Oheznuk 05pA
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stock Quotations by Telcgraph-e p. M


PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, DEC. s
Reported by De Haven q Bro. No. 40 s. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
Noo0 eh RGs.. OBJ ys Ban PeRna R......-... 5i'S
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THE WAR oDC1ou

-sport OF the Secretary seho-
field.
The Following presantB the mnst essential
features OF the Anrdal Report of General J. NJ.
Schoneld, Secretary OF War;
PAY DEpARTNENT.
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ST. MATTHIAS CHURCH FAIR.-The members
of this Protestant Episcopal church are now
holding fair in the hall, at the northeast cor
ner of Broad and Spring Garden streets, tue
proceeds of which are to be devoted to the erec-
lion of q new Sunday School building, the one
Increase in the mum ber OF scholars The fair is
well stocked with all necessary coneomitants.
There Is large assortment OF needle.work,
books of every grade. oonfecLions, aud
hosts OF toys and presents suitable for the holi.
days. During the holding of the fair supper is
served each evening. The attention of the
public is called to fine collection OF paintings
now on exhibition, but eventually TO be sold