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PHILADELPHIA, Dec g. ls45.


snow storm in the morning, and rain, hail. sleet and
suh in the afternoon is fair description OF Monday,
Dec 8, is4s in Philadelphia.


Local news is extremely dull The ultra Sabbath men,
who held convention in this city last week carry
ing out their notions by prosecuting the persons whom
they believe to have desecrated that day. and to have
followed their worldly employment thereon They have
commenced with the tavern keepers, and the Court of
Common Pleas has this morning knocked two of their
suits in the bead for nformality Not TO be defeated,
they applied for warrants TO reaes the parties ard have
them before court instead Of before Justices
determined TO make the occupy itself with
these small potatoe controversies. The court don't
dispoted so TO rter away their time but have
yet given decision. very much fear .ha there will
be harm than good done by the ndiscreet conduct
of those who advocate strict Observance of the Sab
bath II they not careful they will bagot an oppo-
siion TO the day, and there will be desecration
trely too sacred to De the subject Of legal enorc
The grand Bazaar at the Museum, for the Christmas
hoydays begins to attract large share of attention.
People from Now York and Baltimore embarking in
the enterprise and bids fair be brilliantly and n
merously attended Notwithstanding the opposition it
has met with from interested tradesmen on c. estuut
street, whose business. they think, will be inererei
with The decorations Of the Bazaar bail wl be usei
transactions at the stock board though rather more
active than on Saturday still exhibit conside erable as.
situde; with the exception Of Wilmington railroad
shares, prices generally declined This stock how0y.
er, improved The operation of the by the Cam.
bria indicating the unsettled state OF our relations with
ssp6'eho, "cs W hnNCh upNH HNes IL on Shtll
days quotations Reading railroad shares ell off l
Penn Township, and Y. $. Bank II; and Grard Bank =
There was falling off in -four and bread stuifs
generally, from the cause which operated on
stocks.


Sales or Stocks at Philadelphia.


FIRST BOARD, Dec. s.-200 Wilmington RR 5as 2il
100 do do w, 24f 20 Penn Township Banh DIS 29y; 3
Psnna Bank, ADS 26ol 5000 State 5s 5ds 7a! 5000 do
cash. 72l; 5000 do, sos. 72; 100 Grsrd Bank, 5ds o.:


AFTER SALES leo U Bank, b5 At; 200 do, 4g so
Wilmington, 5ds, 2i1; Pennsy lvaIa Bank 23o; 1000
State 5s 72l


SEcoSD Board 900 Girard Bank cash, 9l; 10 Y Anne
rican ns Co, 7; Camden x Amboy R2 lIs 1000 Tenn
So, int st Jan. si 50 American Ins Co, :, Ls-
high Interest 80; 100 Grard Bank, 81; 200 Wilmington,
cash. 243 800 do, DDS 242; S762 20 Stae SIS -; $50
Reading RR. 6ds, 2s! 1000 do do bonds, SIS, 7o! 20
Commercial Bank 50t.


AFTFR SALES l27 Grard Es al: % y Bank Kentucky,
92l Pcnnsy lvana Bank 26O; STATE O. So -. 5000
do do, rw, 72 so Wilmington =, alg 80 Reading RR