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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16


purrALO Dec. observation-disclosures today. LIZA head,
making the supply for the far 1893 head or
az caS which through rinsignments bal
snce on here sit for te time last
week difference fJ the week ths far OF 80 ears
- and 29S for the week last year there We're
few TRANSACTIONS av 30 only sold about all for
Eastern trade bulk OF fresh arrivals we're through
ron,iepmens shipping uns0ld mostly shipped
East Id nrs hands unchanged sales 81 Illinois
,teers averaging 100 al - 80, l25b n at l22i O
n ~ IS 90 Indiana averaging LIZ ID, at - -
cherokee steers averaging 81 ~ az Is tO missouri steers
Averaging $50 ~ NJ - 20 l,2.j b - 30 ~,
SfIpHP LAMHsRecepts to-day 0f0O mead MAKING me
total supply week thus iat 100 head against l8aoo
head for the last week and 10000 head Tor the
same week the market was larry active all
Canada finding sale the N orty OF western
800 head dis o-ed vi az full
rne last S00 head ~ lambs and 900 head Of
sheer Illinois sheer averaging ~ H. AZ - 2O -
B nj - n, II ~ ~ ONO sheep, averaging - 70 al
30 ~ al s. 20 NJ chIgan sheep, averaging ; n az
II so. li9 TO- Canada aulbs averaging 81 b. AZ =
"a M AT n l2e sheep Ia b. AZ 80 l47
n al l2l III ~ 81 20 1877 o. selected, al . 10 ony
. ~ sheep remain unsold ~. -, -,
HoGs-Receipts today 1900 head making ne total supply
for the ~ 700 head against 900 head Tor me
last week and II ZOO head Tor The same week st
wear market active. win conpara yey Few onel
ngs the demand fair the quality Of zh hogs was gen
orally good heavy only fair 10 medium about All were
sold quote Workers few poor ones at ~ medium 70
best - 2O0S7 30; % Of all kinds were SOLD heafy
hogs. - % 81 80 . ears were sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16

.,,. NJ which. n is 10 he hoped. viii swell to
, considerable sum the receipts on that occasion
Messrs. s. Brown W. II. Beard. J. F. Cropsey b. Cob
man. r. O. c. barley. d. f. II. Dc Haas, s. j. Guy "'n'
Hart James H. Hart. J. Beaufain living George "
Lambda, Jcrvs McEntec W. Whittridge' J. W. WOOD,
r. Weir and J. @ A Ward, make an attractive u.s. OF
names which, with Mr. Hayss own powerful name MAKE
the success OF the charitable undertaking almost YET
Mr. Havs's strong piece, The Wounded Bison, Ia on
axh,s,op uh the rest but not to be sold at auc-
ton ms n Is hoped do better with II Of private sale
Gould the trustees Of Corcoran Gallery at washington
DO better than to purchase this truthful and striking
pioturei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
PORTRAIT OF IN ALBANY EDiTOR.

Perhaps it is worth while just once to show
carping country editor what he looks like The more
reckless Of this class of the Administration faith are so
given 70 nyentng fool an about TIE TRIBUNE
that IL would be wrotched waste Of time 10 follow them
up The A6Gny Express has been supposed to have more
sense ana deconcy Perhaps its editor might profit by
looking at his Own portrait drawn ia the two follow
Ing extracts;
Prom The Albany Erpress Dec. o.
We took the liberty during ine canvass 70 can lie
TRBUSEs attention 10 the fact thai II looked Day O
Il 10 abuse like Recorder Hackett, ana yet sup
port FOR Civil Justice ignorant 1nierate scamp one
Trim Campbell by name. Where It's bOaated iu-
danendenccj we resDectfu!lv incurred. During the
latter part Of October The cypress lad som sol M
thing o. sly on tho SUBJECT % l9I LOWS ,r, We
but than painful surprise u notice re Jour
nal fOnuded by Horace Greeley casting vicious nngs az
OF John Kelly, and making no protest against the stan
nlt upon its local Judiciary by tine nomination OF the
ignorant notorious ana most ~ eor Insa'oi conse
EleoiJu day came, and Innoiny j. camp
bel was sncoels III HS majority wa7 had n a
posed him. was its bOundcE quty, no NOuG nave Deen
hefeated and the city Of New Ork WOud hOt nave pe'
6isgiaced by such Wretehed apology Ior J1d-e,
IuB TRIBUNE DOW says Last month tEe Assembly IiAD
Wa candidate for CIVIL Jusicl-a position ior Nhic1 ne
about 81 John MOrIssey would D. PROFESSOR
Of saislt" Why then, IN tie name OF al tuht Is non
est dtd not TIE TRIBUNE protest last month Hnist ms
instead OF settilg forth puFposeess whihe SIX
from TIE Tribune Editorial Page oct. 1s'
Tcrpw.:.y fial has nj ls-l itself in making Jr permit
apc tl,. Nomination OF Timothy J. Campbell for civil
Iu h De the OF politics ia our great cities
70 INTO the mud AMI slime. this Il deeper than te
Hceue-. TiIn Campbell is a relic, and an uIfepentlnl
one OF ho very worst Of the worst Tweed days ills
ea er the Legislature began with the rise of mat cor
u The House IN length OF service ana very much
ia senior ia Obbery and all manner0 legislative wcKed
HIS presence in Legis azure Is bel on universal
slfIaSe his presence any bcncn would De IN outrage
decsncy. Tim Campbell Judge! tauSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The Senate, in Exec
utvo session this afternoon confirmed the following
nominations:
Johnson Of New York. 70 be Circuit Judge Tor
TIE second judicial circuit e. " iHgSOld Appraiser OF A"r
Albert -. tuOi. Pension Agent Al
Philadelphia. Pruu MIo~B Agency Ferdinand Meyer
supervisor OF Internal Rev enue. vice John Mcdonald re-
signed T. NJ Bean, collector of Internal Revenue Tor the
fl-t District Of Wisconsin.
EegsfJs Dftcs James H. Noe, NJ Helena, hoh-
H. L. Taylor, wichita Kansas Alex. D. BackNuri
NoTth Platte Nebraska CHARLES NJ Patterson 1iaysN f,
California j. Henry. Fair Play Colorado Edward eie-
veu-0n IOIs Michigan David W Letohrutiaier lie Grand
Oregon George H. Thomas Cheyenne, wyoming iarri Lis
toe Alexand Minnesota J. ~ Hyde NIsaia, CaiOrna
E,c.itsr5 ~ f1iDtc Aynfy&-Ffeltrck j. baron Last 1ag
inaw, Michigan; J. c. Whppic. Cheyenne wyoming r. r.
Harrington. Beatrice. Nebraska ". r. Wright Noith Platte
Nplraska T. j. Kaufman Hmtiyllle, Alabama teor-r l..
IayiOrs Falls, Minnesota; a. g rte'ten Jrtiot
Minnesota NJ. Peek, Udru4uelles, Arkansas H. d. h'f
Helena. Montana.
lie senate also confirmed all the naval promotions
made during she of Congress- ana sent 10 the sen
ate yti INST, with the exception Oi bc three IOl
lowing:
Frank PunLett be Assistant Paymasier and Passed
Assistants Charles Mansfield ANA CiaIlt- ". bartlett 10
BE- ymastr, tho Navy, when three we're NOT reported
from ~ when they we've foiCIfUl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
CHuDREN's INCORPORATING

The managers of "The New-York Diet
Kitchen" hold Childrens Mcrry-InakinG' on Friday
and saturday OF this week tho rooms Of tho Isaac L
Hopper Home, No. 10 secondave. between sixth ana
seyenth-sts liberal entertainment Of fun Is prepared
for the children tableaus ana chidrens songs Punch
and Judy marvellous banjo performances ana even the
great Santa Claus himself gfoaning under PACK l u
doIs and trumuots games and sports for big aud little
Also lunch will be served for mothers and children, and
entertainment provided for the evenings The proceeds
20 TO the assistance the diet kitchens workins IN
the Dcmnt aud Northwestern Dispensary Districts
and for the establishment Of others as soon IA possible ID
every district OF city where there are sick poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
CHARLES o'CoNoR's ILLNESS.

A dispatch at 1915 this morning was received from
Charles OConors residence stating that yesterday
the patient rested comfortably, and was in talIa-
tive mood during the morning. He partook
Of some fruit, mutton broth, and minced
mutton: az yet bis stomach shows no
sign of Digestion although it has retained food for
~ hours DR.. Reyes was with Mr. OConor from
$3.50 to 1880 o'clock last evening. and declared that
if Dir. O'Conor were younger man ne would pre-
dict recovery but owing to his age, he would have
TO await further developments before expressing all
opinion. At latest advices Dir. OConor was quietly
Seeuiug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
PrOb1bi

For Thursday, in the South Atlantic ana
Gulf states falling barometer clear or clearing
weather, and sOutheriy winds.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising DaroinoVor'
northwest winds. cooler, clear weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Fsieys
rising barometer. lower temperature northwest "lhds
and cloudy weather.
For the lake region, rising barometer northwest ana
W. sterly winds. partly cloudy, warmer weather.
For ME Middle St1tes aud Nelo England, rising got
LorsJ bU faiing barometer Tsdher ctOlsd and
slo,c except clear ueater in the southern portions
For the canal regiOns OF NewJcrsey ana virginia the
teInnerntme VIII Use 20 freezlng and above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
BURGLARlEs AND THEFTs.

About { p. IT. on Tuesday Michael Foley OF No.
i7s AGisons received for opticians goods
Custom house BE- delivered an persons He stopped
IA front OF no. MaCenaIe where he delivered
eaeA Whom ne returned ~ tie sidewalk found that his
hOroe and truck and the other three
sDo Late on Iuestay evening The horse and truck were
Hound I'D NE Eleventh PrcclCt Vhere been
Abandoned the as OF tAe three ses or roo "a
has been discovered The stolen property valued Al about
$500 ' - - '
The plate glass window OF Thomas Strong at No 20
COrtauGtsiY was micOusy broken tuesday Dight by
persons unknown ~ the police The wac vaaed AZ
$3.50
CLOTHING valued II s34 was stolen from Ia. ros.ns a,
6cnadlnaI al 80. 13O Wooster Tuesday night
~ $3.50 and harness worth SD was STOLEN
from tho stable Of g. H. Cannon At Ne 276 ave 90
fQ-sdsy Night
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER l6, 1875

ness men find their way. as general rule mo inc
waste-basket instead Of ministoring TO the wants OF
those to whom daily papers would bo luxury Have
some convenient place designated the way up town.
where business could deposit their morning papers
nj evening; 10 would more pr0ntaDle result
than can be obtained by request, ever so urgent 10
send them TO the Of the Association at NO. o. East
TwentetlrsI 1 earnestly hope some manager VI inc
said Association may act on my suggestion: ,,.
A READER OF THE TRIBUNE.
ye,p- York 10 ISTb.
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LATEST SHIP NEVS
For other ship Ye~s see Second aud Third Pages.l

For other ship Sers Second and Third PGges.l
ARRIVED.
steau,snlp Weland (Ger) Hebch Hamburg Dec. l, and
Uayr, am with mdse. and pass. To hunhardt & Co.
Steamship Francona BIsgg Portland, Win mdse and pass
20 j. 3. AmeA - . 49,,
schr WIN. slater. Kiam. Port Royal s. c. days, with
lumber.
SAILED.
Steamships Java for Lyerpoo south Carolina for Charles
for Wilmington, y. C.; ship Eavenscfsg, for
Liverpool barks Boely for London Pue for Narcotics
Rncenzo Pcrrott for Brol sedmi Dnnroyack Tor CORK
or yarmouth PslO Liverpool schrs Mary A. Whit
man for HaytI; ellie shaw CienIuegos Ada Anes FOR
Jacksonville.
WIND-sunset light 3. w cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS.
MoyuIr Dec l5-The Anchor Line steamship AnchOria
Munro IRON Dec g. FOR Glasgow. arrived here "
dny. . -
noids, from New-YOrk for Vera cruz.
ar John " B, I5.-Arryed schrs. Annie II. lBr Sc
cord from York MARY rneal Orb rhaall do specu
(Dr Munson, do NJ l. Ohyer. from fangier Bound
cleared schr Psmpero lBr.l Locke. TOR MstahEas
HAIIPAx, ~ s.. Doc l6-Arrtved, schr. D. A. oMulsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
AN ELEVATED RAILROAD IN BROOKLYN

At special meeting of the Brooklyn Board
OF Aldermen Yesterday Alderman Fisher offered Tor ap
proyal tho report Of the Railroad COMMITTEE ID resau 10
an elevated railway. The route proposed was from
FuIton Perry aoug Water Pearl Willoughby, and Cold
ss 10 DoKalb3ve thence along Grand and lexington
ave--t. Broadway. from thence 10 the city me ana
thence To Eass NeW-YOrk with branch through SANDS
and Maiu--ts. 10 the Broadway terminus. Alderman
DIVER said he signed the report under protest, ahi
moved 10 strike ont that portion of the route through
Water and Pearss long and excited discussion TOOK
place but tho report Of the Committee was hE&Dy
,,nDfal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16

Exposure to drafts when heated, and sudden
changes temperature Of the atmosphere are prolific
ources which cases OF niamrna
ton lungs peursy, asthma, ana uer pulmonary
affections developed ~honld You be unoigha'e enough
10 - DR. JAMES tAtkC IOIAA =,
A reuely will only promptly cure coughs ana cons
bu will and strengthen te pulmonary ana DrohchA
Drgnns and remove all dan serOuS symptoms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1j.-The President sent
the following nominations 10 the Senate tas afternoon
4. T. johnson Of York, be United states Circuit
Judge the second Judicial District Circuit A hte OF
Alabama tn be Ohe Justice O tai Territory H. y Bake
Of Montana Associate Justice Territory d. +.
Thompson Oregon Governor OF Idaho Territory =. H.
~ Maine Thomas Su0Ls ~ New York, aud A. = Gay
1r u Michigan, 70 De Assistant Att9fn yJentTas H. g.
-icge wood, Po.iriOn agents a. fhialri
l.. a IIBert ~ Kelly Pen put LOUSY lie. n.y..
Joseph ysrmore Surveyor Of Esort and the District Of
Passsina quOddy Me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16

Mfr SPRINGER Dem, ILL offered the following reso
lut,on and moved the previous question on ia adoption
Re.o> That the opinion OF tits House the preeaeni
established By Washing ion ana other \" ~.
-,.rs i ug from Presidential ONCE aiter lho set
and term has become universal concurrence part p our
Teunbcap system OF Govef EeHt and hat any departure
frsn tins TN custom would DC G@scf uhbatOh'
aud fIaught with poFll 10 our iree lnsItAuoAH.
The previous question seconded and the resolution
was adopted Yeas 232, Nays II. as follows:
fRepubcans in Roman Democrats IN Italics lnd HepnD
ncans in SMALL CAPITALS, Ind. Reforiners IN ROMAN
CAPITALS, Liberal Republicans IN IIALIC CAPE
TAILS
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READING MATTER FOR TIE POOR

To hs Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Your reference on the editorial page
Of to-days TRIBUNE regard To newspaper. and mass-
,iurs for gratuos distribution with my hearty
concurrence. Tho morning papers Of nearly oil busi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16

Ro-rON Dec l5Demani FOR Wool steady aud holders firm
buying quite literally sales OF Ohio and
PenrHvlvaBa Feeces 46d4Sc for and Ak and 4oG5lc
Tor Medium and Xxx Michigan ami Wisconsin fleeoes al
42d4-c aud Medium Combing and Delane Fleeces a.
4S3b5c FOR Washed Az for Unwashe the stock
of Coubnr Fleece very reduced. and best ots are
held a Pulled WOos have been arriving more re.y al
win aud y. Cali
frnA wool c9utuues demand 81 a35c for spring, aEt
l5424g. F2I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM UAMRURG-Tn ste1nshp Wielnnd Dec. 10
Ja1ucs Balm r. ZOvbaum. Thercse Neuschneide Car Der
scbov We Uslar Arthur Hensel y ". Manuel Ferin and
Winter Julius Emanuel Gaggcnnein Y, Bella
I.inan children. N Gnttsehak, Roland Has nt.fuc
ID l. GoOtell and Mrs I. Daniel and children u ans
Wcpuler M and Mis- BrOuson NJ kaunElan, A sloSel e.
Toy, drs. smith, A. Chavannes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16

A Young clergyman, whose reputation Tor
yeracitv wa, none the BEST venturcd 10 dief Win al
old Octor OF divinity as the prOpriey OF whipping
children "Why" said he 1.-THE only time my lathtr
whipped me was for telling the truth = Well! re-
torted the Doctor " il cured you Of it, didn't it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16

What can you say of the second law of
thought" etudent-'I n cannot both bo aud not bs
tOr example, the door there either or
open ~ can't be both shut and open" Tutor Give
smother Illustration" stuosnt- Well, sake the u
sLotler door"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
THE STATE OF TRADE


HAVANA Dec. 15.-Spanish Gold, 2l312iSia. Erchsng'
tul. on lie Fitted states 80 days. golf. ll90l2O premium
short sight 1900 22 pTenum on Pars ofll9 premium
sugar dull No II d. b TG7i reals IN gold. per arroOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
MORE sALvE FOR TRENOR W PARKS WOUNDS
$1,000 EroUs The Ne3rJurgh Journal.

TrenOr W. Park has gone into another
speculation" This time it IS not the Emma Nine, no
vet the MarinOsa that he proposes TO Work hui ne
Tor ~ 90 900 FOR libel our experience IN this line Is hal
as a rule the begiunnc of libel suit Is Prnd f6cie
evidence that thr plaintiff is a scOundreL II has many
n,s fallen to Our lot u speak disparagngly OF lhc
transactions % an individual and for this We nave pcen
threotened with scores ~ libel suits no instance II re
called in which such threat made or executed una
Il I'D NOT turn out that the person making che threat was
ilfv ~ All that had been said Of him. and usually more
There is no suppose that Park Is an exception
20 the rule.
Whatever may be the sentiment toward Mr..
PARK there can be but one opinion that IN bringing IN
acfion against TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE for libel ne has
made serious mistake Il would have been lar better
Tor him 10 have used his own Journal The Banner In re-
futing THE TRIBUNE's charges. Netner pr. faIk
heat1 nor his senstye nature render him NJ toengage
in warfare with THE TRIBUSE. aud We say this Win taf
more Of sadness than delight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16

President GRANTS views on the School and
Church question are reviewed in The NEw-loRA
OgsLRyEK Of this week IL Il Lively reading.
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are sold by DrIgg1sts
M4RRIEU

GILES-WALKER-On "Wednesday. Dec Is, 1875 AZ Trinity
Chapel. Dy the Rev. Dr. acA sLrr stephen ". Giles 10
virginia daughter Of 1lr Geo. ". ~aiker Of Elizabeth n J.
PUTNAM JEShINS-In Brooklyn, Dec. IA at the rest.
dence OF the DIlne parents by tho Rev I'd WALL ~.
Devsroux Putnam hate daughter Of Chas Jenk esd.
all OF Brooklyn.
al Notices Of Marriages mus. be indorsei viA MI
nam, and aIuycss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16

Bu1eard( ~ s Hsm.l,on ,Ind 1c1risS1 townsend CPs.
cSs.a 4 Haneees' w. Ma.sSsr Tafis.
Caldosil [Aial HardsnIeroh, Kea, 1tgrsg
caid,ceillT enj, Harris yMassl Nelr. Van yoSrhses'
Ganat H 1871: va S HsTa vanee ~ c.
e eai H Hs5sta 9 Ssri ssiig 1s W.
chapa, Hashora. IaTson.. wallace pa.
c iSr SAs H1SdeTson. pSsp. Mo Waiss.
Ciymer. HenkLe, Phillips lAan.l Ward
$ $:lSs' %:'s$ sY $s s $ VT: saoA
e eS9t III f fSRSsf''" MHIrEhe Sc
corr so,,''' hS1g fs$ Ss RsggSio"
cronnn.e. Ho oJJ Reaaan, Williams CMh)
CiirersoH Hoskns, Rcily. John, Williams tHsl
Darfah, Mab5eI. R i,s D' Igiiaancs lIndl
Danford, Hunter Bo6iinsCPean.l Williams tAla)
Darl Hunfon Rob5ins (N. C.L Biuiams NJ HI
D. Boa. Joaes CN.HJ i.obinson. wilson gs.l.
D,neia.s Joyce. Ross PENN. Tood u. vs.
pa2 o5I ka as sss,oso"' T Vol,
Eames, ketcRsm Sdyir, Iofng-2S2
NAYS.
Byadiey Lyman. Plasted. Wells lSlissJ.
DENISOh, Lynch. Pratt. White
HARRISON, MacDougal, Wallace Is. Oh Hhtns-l7.
Hoge Nash, Wales,
BY M. MORRISON Gaep., nl.)-For the Improvement
Of the Mississippi River between tho mouths OF the
Missouri and Ohio Rivers.
BY Mr. CAULFlELD Dem. nl)-Proyidlng that the
heads Of the Executive Departments shall occupy seats
on the floor OF the House.
Also resolution to amend the cOpsttaon 80 nat hat
no itrnon SnaH De eligible Tor the Eitolutnty VI
United states for more than a single term.
BY Mr. ANDERSON 0nd Rep, Ul.)-A resolution 10
the eject tha instead OF increasing the revenues OF the
Government 10 meet its expenses, the BOuGe j. IN INor
VI reducing the expenses 10 meet the revenues Adopted
Also, resolution nstrlcllng the Committee on Bank
nE AMI Currency tO report bill repeating the National
BANKING law and substituting for National bank cur
rency National paper mon issued directly from the
Treasury legal tender tor all debts including duties on
imports. ana 20 be interchangeable for registered bonds
bearing 800 per cent interest. Referred
Ly Mr. CLARK (Den., Mo -APprOpriating - 100000
for deepening and Permanently nc!tng thc channel Oh
tie Missouri River from City u tho mouth Of the
Tiyei.
BY Mr.. STONE Dem. Motto establish branch mint
a; 81 Louis also to repeal tnD stamp uuty gu matches
and bank checks.
By Mr.. BUCKNER dem. Mo)-Reducng the salary
OF the President OF the United states after the 4tn Of
Malcu, 1877.
Mr.. BLAINE Rep, Mel asked unanimous consent that
the resolution offered by hr R;lney tcp, = e. ab0l
isinl, tl.r Committee Eroedmcns Affairs might be
considered. Agreed to-
Mr.. RANDALL Dem, PENN introduced concurrent
resolution providing for ADJOURNMENT OF OOtn houses
from Monday TIL Tuesday, 4th or January 1876
Tie resolution agreed to- aad tEc. IL 3:l5 y. the
House adjourned IL rday uoXt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


WILMINGTON, y. C.. Dec. l5-Turpent4no quiet At 80
aosn steady II 429 for strained Tar steady al 81 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
NAYs.
NO THIRD TERM.

III TOWNSEND lRep., PENN sad that. If he had
hern present when MS called he would nave
voted In the negative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-16
pR1xrGNa CLOTHS MARKET.
CATTLE MARKET.

rNcr. r. l. Dee. l5.-Prnting Cloths dull, with " al
Jut without quOtatlc change IN prices.
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Fine nnmple Ter
Hospital sunday.

Pursuant the request % BISHOP POTTER, that the
last sunday IN each 81 al be observed a. HOSPITAL
SUNDAY, collections viii takeu all The EPISCOPAL
Churches the city SUNDAY Dec 26 in ali VI 81 Luke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
ctrnml,1ois Cu3 Railroads.

HAI TiAiOEE AND ONO RAILROAD.
81 T.1,e ,..U.Yc!k froa 700! {! ..tte.gae
is,1i ~.
81 y, f,r Vac. urtor ard fhs wet Prllc, u.rilr and
60" On ncr. ma ,a~nu
~, .,rs On, A.. a. f,.;s
i,,- 30 f, - And fr; I,e Ilo,a 10 a. inna.i and
- 49, ,s tr' l.sc csir.t .oi. in C,lsfr
- - >. ,i - "a 49,. ~, 49, - -,
'9 anu i4''-"'''t''--' am ~ ''' '''~ - ~
- u s1trrtor .r1 90 Cont, Coyrn,I, ri.ifs
500 - 80. ,,.s Pujins. t.T.r .lgs nom N,,y.Yct
Il .s'trffor.
coils Nae7ipgt,p and The eppfii nj West
' LII. min. ,frs 10 i. ore o,, " ,lii non ,.,i
ifoai alfaor c 10 i. nuan and s. e. o,s making toso
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EODK, S.c.-By woman o. judgment, and
4 vit SIX years nee fro' last gao ~ ~ e 10
seem conk washer, and rGncr; - s'rtv i,HpeTaie
..pi Iul.., i.4rch, and goo auH ,iY
o. commit. Gan ~ 30 aGf shave, nsaTt2ds'.
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ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81: Rose Pearl, SO;
- tvii;c m" Tor shallow 5lw-. >5i continuous Tun.
plaiua irl pJlc'I cusGelT - q f0HH Oxide FrS 9d
iGister,i q. H. MODE&AHN. 5j2 tiri acp H,as airy
-iEtist.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.--iocth extracted
~ without pin. ~ lisp. *, formerly cle.r,9s
lan.,i extraction OF teeth at LIZA Eosi"a, conner oi
2Ghft.
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BfAili
> D. ii-My inso Pearl Plates Ado%iin" color ANA but
itaur, ARTIFICIAL ,'oih, eTcrl g. rE here. 'it o.
si.i ba'y, ,iT gtn a. ghtrts needs oy - be- aeta
40 appsrc atci IN t-, a'i ON" Fla 60 t.H pc!
an and examine Sic. b. i'ut1.r ''' 'foh! SO 10
$50 Lud and IiIla, $50 20 fii Extracting tni'I t31
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4 HOTEL ana RE@TAI EAHT,
3 5;uaV", between 2lsf audi 22 r'i.Vesy modern con-
SrIirpce .l' 5,nt rooms, single 90 en- 4uli'. - az
lB0SSAfCRE HOTEL.
!, Junction i;fG3l. tt49ya, ?ni ~ -;. iree block
re Grand central Depot, jIst completed @ ~ modern
Improvement
n i.,. 80 oa1.'utly furnished h9tal win d. oocari FOR
reception OF guests Fcb /. 1915 on Am'tln crJpcan
uial. ..... -. ,,,, -, 49,. ,..,.
or tie DELATAS HOUSE, Albany, AMI CLAkEADJN
4.