CITY INTELLIGENCE.
JorAMUioruil City Intelligent tee Fifth Far.
Organization of Councils .The Union
TeMejday, to make nomination for officer of
the respective Chambers for 1867. The reVuU
wsselect Council, Joshua Spcring? Pre" 1
dent; Uci, amm Haines, Chief Clerk" Robert
M?rVflernr- .Co""nn Council -Joseph P.
aT' PrDe.si,Jcnt; Johu Eckstein. Chiel Clerk
Abraham Stewart, Assistant Clern; Charles M.
LP7teS a.nd ,,avln Meswngcrs. The
vote In gelect Council was:-Mr. KperlT e, lo
. TV-. ln c''umn Connell Sir. Marcer
to 16? Ver Mr Harper by vote of
' lowsembcr8 f the new Counc119 are at fol-
or. '. SELECT COUSCIL.
iVS' . .Ward.
a' & f.J,ow ? r. J6- John J.Rer,y,K.
4. Henry Marcus. JO. ,18. William Bumm, h.
a iT : i, i viih?8 mien e, K .
7 Jr'ei 1fl'D- D 20- Jostph Manuel, K.
7 ... John A . Nhermer, R . 21 . CJ . T . Jones, K .
o' WmM.dou'K,'?2 W"nH..Bm.tb,B.
... , sl D n .ratten. K
1. hamilnl f. Kinir H
26. Jas. McCutebeon, D
26. Wm. J. Pollock, R.
27. R. 1. Oillinuiiam, R,
18. CM. Wagner, K
13. AUx.M P ox, R.
A. Y A. Van (l..i. 1
27 member? 18 Republicans, 9 Democrats.
COMMON COPMCIt.
Ward.
Ward.
1 W W. Mactaue, R.
W. Calhoun, 11.
2. W. 1. Martin, D.
Hugh hennedy, D.
John K. lyson, 1).
3. W. Thomson, D.
4. W. H. P. Barnes, D.
B. Haney, 1,
5. J. F. Dillon, P.
. Pbilip Mitton, D.
7. T. Little, K.
John Bardslev. K.
8. A. J. JUarpor, R.
John C. Martin, R.
9. Walter Allison, R.
A. H. M.rson, R.
10. A. H. JKrancincus, R.
A. W.lleuzey, R.
11. T. H. Utll, D.
12. W. K Littleton. R.
13. W. Palmer, R.
J. It. Shoemaker, R.
14. J B Hancock, it.
H. C. Oram, R.
16. R. M. Evans, R.
16. J. B. Courow, R.
tt MT. Nmith. II
10. C. Eager, H.
(I J llotrcll n
17. Lew s Dre:sbach, I).
u. u'-netu, u.
18. DanloiP. Ray, R.
1. W. Srockham, R.
19. Joseph Earnest, K,
mcnoias snane, it.
FrAncta Martin. R
20. Joseph F. Marcer, R.
i. n. muington, K.
H. C. Harrison, R.
Angus Cameron, R,
21. W. A. Simpson, R.
ft W. Her. R
22. Joseph Hill, R.
! Lewis Wapner, R,
zo b. u. Wllllttg, K.
J. T. Vankirk, R.
24. V. Stokes, R.
2fi. S. H I'nlnhnwor It
20. R. Armstrong, R.
jonn nater, it.
i . roller, it
27. W. Oirdon, R.
f2 members 89 Repnboans, 18 JJemocrats.
Philadelphia Sociktt kob Pbomotinq
Aubi culture. A stated meeting of this Society
was held yesterday. Colonel Craijr Biddle,
President, in the chair. A iol of wheat from
the Agricultural Department, Washington, was
received aud distributed.
Mr. John MsGowan exhibited a lot ot iine
beets, carrots, and parsnips, and also niude tue
following statement in reference to the product
of six acres of ground cultivated by him during
the present year: Strawberries, raspberries,
etc., sold, $450; also 300 bushels potatoes, 175
do. carrots, 150 do. beets, 60 do. .parsnips, 80
do. corn, 7J do. buckwheat, 50 do. ruta-bagas,
2000 heads cabbage, with a large variety of
trarden vegetables, etc.. lor family use. Mr.
McGowan also made the following statement
in reference to the planting ot early Goodrich
potatoes: I planted in hills three feet apart
between rows, and about two and a half leet
in the rows, 6 bushels large, which produced
40 bnhels; 6 J of second size, 63 bushels; 6 do.
of third size, 63 bushels; 2 J buohels of quite
small ones, plowed in every other furrow, about
a toot apart in the row, produced 34 bushels;
a half bushel of large ones, cut to single eyes,
produced 12 bushels.
Colonel Biddle presented a communication
from Clement R. Penrose, Esq., in reference to
spiaying cows. He stated thut at the time of the
operation the cow was giving ten quarts of milk .
a day. For a few days after it the quantity was
very small, but it gradually increased until in
the course of a few weeks it was, if anythinic,
rather more than the original measure. The
quality was decidedly improved, and the butter
made lrom it of the most beautiful aud golden
color.
George W. Childs. A. J. Drexel, and C. W.
Trotter, Esqs., were nominated as members
ol the Society.
Dr. Thompson moved that a committee of
three be appointed ta report upon the different
varieties and culture ot potatoes. Agreed to.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Dr. Thompson,
John McGowan, and A. W. Harrison.
Dr. Kennedy gave an interesting account of
the extension of steam agricultural machinery
in Europe, and called the attention of the So
ciety to the necessity of ottering premiums for
encouraging the introduction of steam machi
nery in this country.
The Doctor al60 exhibited specimens of the
English Vetch, a plant used for food for cattle.
It is sown with oats instead of clover. Ad
journed. The Gas Wobks Investigation. The
Special Committee of Select Council appointed
to Investigate into the management of tue Phi
ladelphia Gas Works, met last evening in Select
Council Chamber.
Mr. Mcllvaine, who made the contract for
stop-cock boxes, appeared voluntarily and ex
plained that matter. The boxes had patent
iron tops. He said he paid one dollar for these
tops, and made about forty cents profit on the
whoie article. Tuere were no commissions paid
by him to the Trust. Ho made the contract,
and received his money.
A witness named Robert Patterson said that
he sold brick, to Conrad, Doeppers & Co., of
Kensington, and tried to get them into the
works. The Engineer and the President wouldn't
intyvwIimA thpm ITp nfTorori r nut iham nn
ay all expenses incurred if the bricks proved
ad. and sell at rJi tv-fi ve rents Der thousand.
lie aiunt succeed, air. jucwanes. Trustee,
when applied to, said he "wouldn't introduce
ihero. It was not a fair thing to the Trustees.
He wouldn't do it on another Trustee, and
wouldn't let another do it on him."
Mr. Patterson said he was told that if he
would give live hundred dollars he could have
his bricks introduced into the Trust. He would
not pay it. The oiler, he believed, came indi
rectly from a Trustee. It wasn't Mr. Groves nor
Mr. Miller, but he declined to state who it was.
Mr. Doeppers, another witness, said that the
prices for tire brick paid by the Trust in the year
1866 were pretty lair prices.
The Committee recommended the publication
bv the rtporters present of the statement of Mr.
Mcllvaine. The testimony taken last week re
flected on the Trust. The explanation of Mr.
Mcllvaine, removing this apparent censure, the
Committee desires to be freely given to the pub
lic. Colonel Page and Mr. Barlow both advo
cated this.
A New Steamship. Reaney & Son are
now constructing, at Chester, a tirst-clas iron
steamship. &he is 212 feet long on water line,
thirty-four eet beam, and twenty leet depth of
hold. The hull is built to pass Lloyd's Al for
twelve years, and Is the tlrst iron ship that has
leen built of this class in this country, and
nothing has been omitted by the Company to
make her such a ship as the people of this city
may be proud of. She will be driven by a pro
peller, her euclne having a cylinder fbrty-Bve
inches in diameter, and thirty-six inches stroke.
The grate surface ot boilers is two hundred and
ten square feet
Finding What was Not Lost. William
M. Williams was before the Alderman at the
Central Station yesterday, on the charge of
stealing a pocket-book containing ninety-Cve
"dollars, the property ot John Thompson. Com
plainant testified to the theft, which he said
took place in Hudson's alley. John Kuhn, re
siding at No. 136 S. Fourth street, testified that
one of his children found a pocket-book, con
taining ten dollars, inside of his yard, and he
had handed it to one of the police officers. This
otket book Mr. Thompson identified as the one
stolen lrom him. Oefendant was bound over to
iiLswei at the next term of the Court.
jTIiE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAFII. PHILADELPHIA, TIIUIISDAY,'
IllPADTlv ,
i.?fnn p?. k ,he 'P Conn, now in
roriJ t "tbur. which is of general im
K. ?, - h 'tlon WR" 0'Ki"y brought
I? hnrt of Common Pica of that cltyW
M,r!0.,n,Cr' P'R,ntltf. t recover the valui of
ho,VS,f.eltabl",h.mPI', The articles, it appears,
bf,en callPd i0T "ntil "'tor the evpira
!,?,? X 0ne .Par' 1118 F00(i could not be found,
value actlon was brought to recover their
The defendant claimed that,at the time the goods
Wtrcr.e,ye'1' he hBd lvcn the plaintiff a ticket
wnicn distinctly stated that no goods would be
?v . eued w,tho"t the return of the ticket, and
that the leceiver would be responsible tor one
year only; that the acceptance ot this ticket on
the part of the plaintiif made the contract
mutual, and therefore she was not entitled to
recover. The Jury, under instructions ot the
court, lonnd a verdict for the plaintiif for the
amount claimed, and the case was taken up to
the Supreme Court on a writ of error. Judge
Strong, in his opinion, remarked that in the
business in which the defendant was engaged
it was ImDortant to him thm h .t.n.ii,i iv!
burdened with the care ot articles for a long
time alter, the work to be done upon them had
been completed. He did not receive them for
custody, and made a charne only for the labor
bestowed upon them; hence the clause in the
contract that it should be good for one year.
During the year, then, the defendant was a
bailee for hire.
After the year had expired he was not, aud
consequently his mponsibiilty was less. Its
utmost extent was not beyond that ot a deposi
tory. He uiu;t have been guilty of gross negli
gence before he could be held liable lor the cost
ol the articles of wLicli he was no more than
an unrewarded depository. But of gross negl i
gence there was no evidence in this case, and
no attempt was made to adduce any. The
( ourt below was, therefore, in error when thev
instructed the jury that defendant was bound
to deliver the goods upon being paid tor them,
even II they were not called tor or demanded
by the plaintiff until after the expiration of a
year from the lime they -were left with the de
fendant. Such was not the contract, and the
liability of the defendant reaches not beyond
that. Judgment was reversed, and a venire de
novo awarded.
A Fenian Mass Mkkting. Last even
, ma"," meeting of Fenians was held at
O Nelll's Hall, Broad and Lombard streets,
Mr. John McManus ln the chair. The chief ob
ject in assembling was to hear an addrexs by
Mr. deorge Archdeacon, formerly Centre of the
reman Circle in Liverpool, and lately a prisoner
in Ireland. The gentleman was introduced by
the chairman amid much applause, and spoke
with considerable power on the wrongs of Ire
land and of the possibility of a speedy libera
.L01l ... fiH.1Jd he wa8 Prowing old, and felt
that it would not be long bclore the grave
would close over him, yet he believed that he
should see the green Dag waving over Irish
soil, and Irish nationality tirmlv established.
Reference was made by the speaker to the
course of the British Government in respect to
the Fenian prisoners in Canada. He character
ized the trials as ex parte, and said that scores
of witnesses were at hand to be examined on the
part ol the prisoners, but the opportunity was
not anorded them. Mr. Archdeacon was fre
creTted in,enuPle(1 bv tne enthusiasm he
Mr. Me Willi U 1Y1 S frillwad in n l. 1
dress. in which he detended the course of Mr.
Roberts in making Canada the objective point;
and said that with Canada as a base of opera
tions, and an acknowledgment of belligerent
rights, the ocean could be covered witbpriva
teers and the commerce of England destroyed.
With twenty-five thousand welPdrilled and well
armed Fenians landed in Ireland, the speaker
was ot the ooiuion that pvprv RHtiah .nMi..
could be soon driven from Irish soil. He did
not think the Fenians in Irnland t.n hB anni.
ciently well united to undertake the work at
ims nme wun any snow ot success.
At the close of Mr. McWilliams' address those
present not belonging to the Brotherhood were
invited to come forward and attix their signa
tures to the constitution.
Street Accidents. About noon yes
terday, a lad named Carey, who resides in the
neighborhood of Fifteenth and Coatus streets,
was run over by a wagon, at Kidee avenue and
Oxtord street, and bad one of his feet badly
crushed.
Augustus Litzenbereer, seven years old, whose
parents reside at Ho. 522 North Third street, was
run over yesterday afternoon by a car, at Third
and Button wood streets, and was severely in
jured. The conductor of the car was arrested
and held for a hearing.
Fatal Burning. A son of Captain John
R. Cunnineham, aged four years, residing in
Camden, N. J., was so severely burned while
playing at a bonfire on Tuesday evening that he
died in a few hours. This is ihe second child
ot the Captain's which has met with an acci
dental death.
Kemoval of a Bank. The National Ex
change Bank, which was located at Second and
Green streets, will be open to-day at the new
banking-house, Nob. 633 and 635 Chesuut street.
The directors of this institution Include some of
our best and most solid bnsiness men.
United States District Court. The
November term ol the United States District
Court will be commenced on next Monday week.
Apart from the revenue cases, the term will be a
light one.
FOR SALE.
HE GIHARD HOUSE.
THIS WELL-KIT OWN HOTEL PROPERTY
For Sale on Easy Terms.
APPLY TO
ISAAC C. PRICE, or
T. JACKSON,
11 2 6trp
No. 64 North BEVKNTU St
et.
ff FOR SALE. DESIRABLK CORNER PRO
JtPEKTY. Tbe modern three story crick Dwelling,
w nb double tnree-atory back butldluira, IroDt and Bide
entrance, notthwmt corner ol TWiLFl'ii ana VVAL
KaCK btreewi new hea.er, range, g bath, etc.!
piazza on Wallace street. Keplete with all conve
n cncei. Could be altered Into .a store with dwelling
attached. k.l'onitfSBlon with deed.
CM. 8, LESLIE,
10 2(1 No. 727 HAN 30M 8 treat.
pOTTSTOWN IRON COMPANY,
POTTSTOWN, PA.
PRESIDENT,
THEODORE II. .MORRIS,
Of M orris, W heeler & Co.
TREASUPBR,
EDWARD BAILEY,
SECRETARY,
WILLIAM L. BAILEY.
The Company are now prepared to execute orders fot
BOILER PLATE. FLOE, BUbEr. and TANK IRON.
PLOUGH PLATES, etc. Alao tor the ANVIL Brand ol
C ut Nails and Spike. Orders may be addressed io
POTI-STOWN IRON COMPANY.
Pottstown, Pa.
Or to MORRIS, WHEELER CO ,
SIXTEENTH and MABKET ts., Philadelphia,
11 lOt Or No. CLIFF Btreet. New York.
WILLIAM B. GRANT,
COMMISSION MXRCIUKt, '
So. S3 8. D1LLA WARS Avenue, Philadelphia,
Acmnt to m
Dnpont's Gunpowder, Kebned Nitre, Charcoal, Eta.
" duct m, K V v Ducuiaie, vc.v, wiu diuiu.
. c,leHrga,4C.,t Teikiwitttal HtieaUilutf, Holts,
Kiln NsalkB k ri4 "
AMUSEMENTS.
"JJ ENTER" AND "TAT CHEN.'
These Celebrated Trotting Horses, and
the Pacing Mar
' J' O L L Y A N N,"
WILL CONTEND FOR PREMIUMS
At the New Castle County Agricultural
Grounds, Wilmington, Delaware,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1866.
FIIt&T ritEMlU.M, 150O
8LCOND PREMIUM, 300.
Mile BeaU ; text three In five; to harness.
HORSES TO .START AT 2 30 V. M , GOOD
DAY AM) IRAtK.
ADMISSION $100
Carriages free. n 8 stuth3t
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES
BEFORE THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION.
AT THEIIt HALL,
No. 1210 CHESNUT STREET,
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING.
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
FRIDAY, November 0 Profesaor 3 . C. BOOTH.
"ULAfcB, ANCIENT AND MODERN."
The hlatorv of Its manufacture, illustrated h nnma.
roua Dlatriams and Oil Paintings.
Kovember 16 Professor II. HARTSnORSE.
"MAN ANDgHIS COMPANIONS."
Comparative Anatomy.
November 23 Proiessor E. W. VOODE8,
"ANATOMY OP iHK EYE."
November SO E. J. HOUSTON, Esq.,
"CHEMICAL AEKINIf f ."
Anv moral voung man over fourteen years of ase
may become a meniDer. Annual Dues. al.
Members may obtain tickets gratuitously. Also, young
men who enter a proposition lor membership, and pay
the annual dues. 1164t
JM ERIC AN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BATEMAN'H CONCERTS.
Mr. II. L. BATTMAN has the honor In annnnno. .l.-t
In accorcance with the a most niilvruniiv c-r n,a,A
dislre to bear M'me PARKFA. Slgnor BRIONOLI and
the other reno ned artists of his troupe, at the Academy
ol Musio In this city, he will itlve fcuuiir
1WU yitiLAl UOACEKTS
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
vn TUESLaY. November 13.
and WEDNK8DAY. Novemh.-r U
In which the tollonlng artists will appear :-
M'me PAHKPa. Hlunor KKIdHnM
Slgnor FERHANTI Hlgnor KORIUNA,
Mr tt. II. Io ILLS, Mr. CARL ROdA,
Mr. J. L. HAT 1 ON.
RESERVED SEATS ONE DOLLAR EACH
May be had at the Academy and Trumplcr's Music
Store, lor both nlgbts on
SATURDAY MuRMNQ NEXT, Nor. 10. 117
N
EW CHESNUT STKKET THEATRE
WILLIAM E. SINN A CO ....I kKaRta
Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 7 45.
THIS EVENING,
LAST NIOHT OF RIP VAN' WINKLE.
EIGHTH NIGHT
of the successful engagement ot
MR. JOoi-PH JEFFERSON,
who will appear in
RIP VAN WINKLE,
pronounced by the
ENTIRE PRESS OF THE CITY
to be the most perfect penormsnce ever given here.
'Jo conclude with ihe latest London larce entitled
FOl'ND IN A FOUR-WHEELER.
FRIDAY EVKN1NG, MR JEFFERSON
IN TUREBi PIECES.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. November 10.
GRAND FAMILY MAT1NEB.
First performance here of
THE GUN MAKER OF MOSCOW.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
N. E. corner ot NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
Commence at IX.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING, November 8.
lWENTY-BEt OND NIGHT OF
MR. EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear, lor the nm time, as
COOaT rtbCAEA,
In fchlel's tragedy, ln five acta, ot
THE APOSTATE.
Malec.... Mr. J. tt. Roberts
Uerueya...... Mr. Barton Hill
To conemde w ith the comedy of
THE BEhlOUS FAMILY.
Friday Benent of EDWIN BOO 111,
SIR GlLf S OVERREACH and PETBUCHIO.
particular announcement.
In compliance with many requests, an
EDWIN BObXH HA'I'INKE
will be given at 2 o'clock on SATURDAY, November 10,
when will be piesentediortbelrBt time this season,
with all Its original splendr. '
Doors open at IX. Commence at 2.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRE. Begins at ball past 7 o'clock.
HOUSES PACKED. A GREAT HIT.
THE YOUNG IRI8B COMEDIAN.
MB. DAN BRYANT.
WEDNESDAY and IHUHcDaY EVENINGS,
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF
HANDY ANDY
AND THE IRISH EMIGRANT.
DAN BRYANT IN BOTU P1KCES.
WITH SONGS AND DANCKS.
Friday BENEFIT OF DAN BRYANT.
AN ENTIBK CHANGfc, OK BILL.
Monday next "bUAMUS O'BRIEN."
eats secured six days In advance.
"VT EW AMERICAN TUKATR E.
Xl BENEFIT OF MRS. GEORGE H. GRIFFITHS.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING, Novembers,
KATE FlBHER AND EL NINO EDDIE.
CATARACT OF THE GANGr 8 and YoUNO ACTRESS
Friday Evening BENEFIT OF KATE USHER. It
ON EXHIBITION AT THE PENNSYLVANIA
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS a line
collection of
Paintings oft he French, German,
of Art. Optn dally.
Admission, '46 cents.
and Belgian bchools
11 6 6t
GERMAN1A ORCHESTRA.-PUBLIC RE
hearsais will commence SATURDAY AFTKR
NOON next, November 111, at MUSICAL FUND HALL,
H o clock. Engagements made bv ai dreMHlimuKOHUl.
BASTF.RT, Agent, No. 131 MONTEREY btreet. between
Race aud Vine. 116 3m
XI EW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
JJN ELEVENTH (Street, above CHESNUT '
"IHK FAMILY HKSOHT"
OPIlM '01l 'IHK Is KAftO IV.
CARNtltOhS & mXU.'S JUIAS T11KL8.
the Great Star Troupe ol the World, ln their GRa (fir
ITHIOIIAN SOIREES, HONOs, DANCES. NEW
iHKLESyUEB. and PLANTATION hCENKiv
Loors open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock
J30 J. L. CARNtBOsjH auaior.
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GAKDEN-Nos 720-720 V1NF. Htteet.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
NIGHTLY,
By two large and efficient Orchestras.
TO-NIGHT
And EVERY NIGHT, In conuectlon With our
EXCELSIOR nIRING BAND,
a Brass Band, compiislug the best Artist lu the, clu.
will perioral. ' "
OPEN FOR THB 8EAHON.
Our spacious hummer Garden, artistically laid oui
WltO bhrubhery, fountains, etc.
IN THE LADIES' SALOON,
Especially set apart lor Fa MLIES, the best of Creams
ana other Refreshments will be served. g.j
GYM NASI UM
FOR LADIES. GFNTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN.
N. fc COR. OF NIMH AND ARCH Bl'REEl'S.
Ihe Institute, which again has been greatly Improved
tor the coming season, is now opeu lor subscription! all
day and evenings.
Bodily exeruine Imparts health and strength, ana is
highly recommended to both sexes and all agea.
Termi lor Instruction, 6 months.. a8-00
Terms for neii ptactlce. 3 months afti.fi
For particulars send lor a circular, or give us a call.
8 30 Jul Prolessors HII DbBRAND & LEWIS
THE PI1K08 WHICH WE MAisn.
Ill faotare recommend themaelvea. w
v.., ........... ..i ikbuuiui .uutjo, vmgaiif workman
hip. durability, and reasonable price, combined wuh
Iguaxantea. or saia only at No. lurj WALNU1
m CHIOS PIANO M A KUVAC1 CItl RG CO.
AMUSEMENTS.
CITY MUSEUM THEATRE, CALLOWUILL
Street, below Fifth.
'"' Mr. K. MURPHY
Htage Manager ROBKRT JONES
Bu CJVrf," ari rr' J. tf. MCCORMICK
IHE GRK,,T COMEDIAN, HTi'ART UOBSO.i,
EVERY NIGliT THIS WEEK. "
will be presented the bnr esnue, by R. h. Craig, Esq.,
ca led KIKG LEAR, ' THK Ct'S "
KlS7.l '. tne n""" SI U ART ROBSON
With a cns, an songs of "Great King Lear," "Nbw
then, lei's Trio It m Jigs and Reea." f
A Irs on the Banjo, by OEOKUB C. DOBSON. 1
To be lollowed by
. . JOnN WOPP8.
,0i,Tj)pM--," 8TUABT ROBSOS
And to conclude with
, JONES' BABY.
William Jones STUART ROBSON
To-morrow Evening-Benefit of 8 1 PART ROBSON.
in preparation, H A M L E r
Or. Wearing ot the Black.
Dress Clrele and Parquet
Orchestra Cbalis.....
Oallerr ,
Private Boxes " "......
Hata In Prlv D n-
...tO cents
...AO cents
...18 cents
.43 and ft
elel'0r,t0jir,D V 7 'and Vhi'eurtaln'wlii Visa
..79 cents
pre-
The Box Office will be open dally lrom 1 A. M. nntd
1 M., when seats may be secured without extra
t barge.
CURTAINS, SHADES, ETC.
I. E. WALRAVEN,
(MASONIC UAL.I,,)
No. 719 CHESNUT STREET,
ELEOAKT CURTAINS FOR PARLORS.
LIBRARIES,
I! lii ins and Sleeping Rooms
In Brocatelle,
Satin Damasks,
Terry,
Reps,
Swiss Lace, and
Nottingham Lace
WINDOW SHADES
OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS,
Am now oflering the most complete assortment of
the above (roods of my own importation. 10 26 tutbs
B.
J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 North SIXTH Street,
MANUFACTURER OF
VENETIAN BLINDS
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and finest assortment in the olty at the
lowest prices. C10 26 2m
bTORE SHADES MADE AND LETTERED.
HATS AND CAPS.
JAMES C. DENNISON,
FasLiona'ble Hatter and Furrier,
No. 729 POPLAR Street,
Has constantly on hand a large assortment of
GENTS', YOCTH8', AND CHILDREN'S
HATS AND CAPS.
ALSO,
SPLENDID FUR SKATING CAPS, GLOVES, AND
COLLARS.
tl0 27stuth2m
INDIA-RUBBER PAINT.
RAILROAD COMPANIES
T
AND SHIPPERS.
INDIA-RUBBER PAINT.
It Coat no more than other Paints.
The Robber Paint Is a superior aitiolo for all exposed
surfaces. The rubber is first dissolved and theu ground
mm uiu paiui. mus permeating every pari ot It. It will
esist even acids, and dampuess ana changes ol atmos
phere have but little Cllect upon Ik
THE BEST BRIDGE PAINT
Ever made, and Its use will be found a orat
lor ah exposed eur luces, such as depots, roots, freight
Cora, etc. letc. It is
THE BEST SHIP PAINT.
It will resist the action of salt water, and conseineutly
Paints of eveiy color ground In pure Linseed Oil and
India-Rubber.
ALSO, WHITE LEAD AND ZINC.
AMERICAN GUM PAINT COMPANY,
S. E. COKNEtt TWENTIETH ASD FILBERT STS.
10 23 tuthrfm
JJOUSE-FURNISIIING GOODS.
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY
BARGAINS.
TO SECURE
To close the estate ol the late
JOHN A. MURPHEY,
Importer and Dealer hi
IIOISK-FLIINISIIIXU GOODS,
No. CHESNUT STREET,
Between Moth and Tenth, South Side, Phila.
His Administrators now offer the whole stock at prices
beiow the urcmary rates charged. Ibis si oca embraues
every thing wanted in a well-ordered uousebo d: 1'iaiu
liu Ware, Brushes, W oouen Ware, Baakecs, Plated
ware, Cutlery, Iron Ware. Japanned Waie, and Cook
ing Uteiisis of everr description. 'j-
A gieat variety of SllKs R GOODS. BIRD-CAGES,
etn. elc, can be obtained on the most reasonable terms
GEN LINE ARCTIC REFRIGERATORS aud WA1ER
COuLkRS
A fine assortment of PAPIER MACHE GOODS.
This is the largest retail establishment In this line in
Philadelphia aud citizens and grangers will find It to
tbelr advantage to examine our stock betore purchasing.
Note. Our lrlends lu thecountrv may order by mail,
aud prompt attention will be given. 11 1 thstuij
Q-ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
F. HOFFMAN, Jit ,
(Late G. A. Hoffman, successor to W. W. Knight,)
FINE SHIRTS, AND WRAPPERS,
HOSIERY AND GLOViS,
Silk, Lambs' Wool, and Merino
UNDER-CLOTHINC.
10 Stuths No. ei4 ARC Street.
0
OKN EXCHANGE
BAG MANUFACTORY.
JOHN T. BAILEY fc CO.,
REMOVED TO
N. E. corner of MARKET and WATER Streets
Ptiliadalphla,
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAGGING
oi every description, lor
Gialo, Flour, Salt, Huptr PbophaU ot Lime, Bone
Dust, Kto.
I.arire and small GUNNY BAGS canstantly on hand,
i'W' Alao, WOOL HACKS.
,'onii T. Bailee. Jambs Cascade.
NEUBALGIA CURED BY" A SINGLE APPLI
cation of "UPWAM b MAGNETIC OIL." Bold
UPHAM 8 No. lt t. EK1HTU Street, and by al
JDruggista. t)0 ceuts and 91 botlla, 10 Imrp
IOVEMBEIl 1 8, 18C6.
F,R Al BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
EVANS & W ATS O N,
M A.NCFAOTTJRIR8 OF
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF
B J JP E S
: HE8IONID FOR
UanatlMrrcantllclor Dwelling. Hons Caa
Established Over 2d Tears.
Over 24,000 Safes in Uae.
The only Safes with Inside Doors.
Never Lose their Fire-Proof Quality.
Guaranteed free from Dampnoss.
Sold at Prices Lower than othor makers.
WAKEROOMSf
No. 811 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA. t5 5p
EXPERIENCE TROVES IT
MARVIN'S SAFES
ARE TDK ESST.
ALWAYS F1RE-PR00F.
ALWAYS DRY,
Twenty-Five Years la Business.
MANY THOUSANDS OF OUR SAFES IN USE,
, MARVIN & CO.,
No. 721 CHESTNUT St (Masonic Hall),
And No. 265 BROADWAY, New York.
FAMILY SAFES, BANKERS' 8TEEL CHESTS
SECONDHAND SAFES.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 9 22 stuth3m
BOARDING.
JO. 1121 GIRARD STREET
Is now open for the acconHiodation of
FllJKT-CLASSS BOAliDEllS.
Apply eaily 9 2S
CUTLERY.
OUTLEItY.
A fine assortment of PfiritRT ami
TABLE CUTLERY, RAZORS, RA
ZOR hTROI'H I.AIlTR-.' HniMMHu.
rAfJt AD XAllivaa BtUQAKH, hTC. at
L V. HK.LMOLD'8
Cutlery Store, No. 13ft tooth TENTH street,
9 1853 Three doors above Walnut
ODGEBS A WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
Knives, Bodgers& Wade's and Butcher's Razors,
'lable Cntlerv. Ladles' Scissors rn Cases. Razors,
Scissors, and all kinds ofCntlery ground and polLilied
at P. MADEIRA'S, No. 118 b. TENTH btreet, oelow
Chesnnt. 16 20 tjl
GOVERNMENT SALES.
LARGE BALE OF CLOTHING, CAMP AND
UAKRISOU EQUIPAGE.
Chief Quartermaster's Office, )
Dkpot of Washington. (
.. Wabhinotom, D. C ovoulber 6. 1866. J
Will to gold, by flirection of the Quartermaster
Gcptral, on MONDAY, November la, commet.cinir
xr U" under,rio buutrvlsion of Captain D. G.
Ihomas, U. s. K., at Armon -Square Depot,
bevmtn strcot, below Prnnsylvanio avenue, the lol
lowiLjr desonbed proiicrty:
Abcut 19,000 Axes; 13,600 Picks; 14,000 HatcuuU.
and
About 19,000 Axe Handles; 9000 Tick Handles, and
12,000 Hatchot Hanaies.
Theee irooas are NEW and IN ORIGINAL
PACKAGES, and were manutacturod by Uuut
Jiaiiutacturina; Co.; Collins & Co.; Wililam Mann.
Jr. j Bcatty & Co., and others.
ALSO, ABOUT
7500 Great-coats brown, black, and rev.
40 Infantry Overcoats black.
5!C0 Cavalry Jackets.
lfaOO i air Trowsors black. All now e-oods.
losother with a lot ol Condemned Clothing-, eto .
VV-DIGIIUK VA
GrValcnats.
i Knapsacks and Haver
I sacks,
SDados.
Inlantry Overcoats,
hack Coats,
Jackets,
Hat 8,
C'aLB.
huove.8,
.Axes,
I Camp Kettles,
Rubber!. Mess Pans,
Largo lot of TcnU aud
I Tent Poles, Old Rope,
Woollen and
Blaikets,
Boa backs,
Metallic (scales.
. . . , j ..apre, riv,
vioods mmt be removed within tivn nova r.nn,
nays, no.
of ealo. 1
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
By command of
General D. H. RUCKEU.
Assistant Quartermastor-Gonoral
. . CHAKLES H. TOMPKINS.
11 Bvt. Bng -Gcp., Qua' tormaater.
s
ALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
' ORDNANCE 61 ORES.
u'lJiSw!?.. 1,001,0 Auo'lon.at FORTRESS
MONROE, Old Point Comloi t. Vireinia,
OuTUUKftDAY,
22d day of November, 1806, at 10 o'c'ock A. M. a
largo quantity of stores consisting ln part, ot the
lol "owing articles, viz '
cab6tireiCltl D1 btf tannoni CMt iron. of various
61,670 sbot, Sholls and Spherical Cae for Smooth
Bore ard .tuned Guns. to
70 Merrill's Carbines, new and repaired.
600 Knfleid Rilled Muskets, t'al. 677.
26 Henry's and (spencer's Repeating R flos.
600 Foreirn ltiilcs, "Austrian," Col .64.
600 Smooth bore Mnsktts, Mod. 1842, Cat 69.
. d0, do' do altereu to percussion
Cal. 69.
10 do. do. do. Flint LocJf, Cal. 69
217 Revolvers, " Whituoy's Jt(Reminj(tou's Navy.
( al 86 "
1( 69 Cavalry and Artillery Sabres.
211 hwords, Musician s and non-Commissioued
Orlicers.
Fourteen days will be allowed for the removal of
stores.
Terms of sale Cash.
. T G. BAYLOR.
Capt. of Old. and Bvt. Cul U. S. A..
11 ist Commanding.
JAMES R. LITTLE & CO.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
SUPERIOR COFFIN TRIMMINGS,
No. 104 N. SIXTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Mountings. Handles. Uarawm. T.n. m.ml
Screw-Caps, Ornaments, Slar Studs,' Lining Nails, Es
cutcheons, Silver Laoe, Inscription Plates, eto. etc
particular attention paid t CIO 31 1m
EMORAVIKO COPPIV-PLATES.
H E N II Y C. F O X,
PRACTICAL
PI umber, das and Steam Fitter,
N. IT, CORNER THIRTEENTH AND FILBERT STS.
PIULAUKLI HIt. CU 6 llD
HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL
L1WI1H, Arms, Legs, Appliances lor
Jtolormlty. etceio. memi uuiunre,
transierred from Ilia in lorui and Ut 1 1
are theiigntoai, niun uurauiv vuiuiort
tli.i. Derieoi. and arUano sutMlltuta
yet Invented Thev are approved and
duntad bv the United Statu Uovem.
men anA nnr nrinHtial Hurveoua. I'atcniA ln.n.1 iq
lb3i hi my i,lmi May 1. loos. Adoren. "
IV l M OA I.I. A CO.
No. 639 ARCH Btreet, Phllidelpl.la.
Psmpblst free. nil Cut
MEDICAL.
JJHENCII MEDICINES IN VOGFB
BT
CRIMAULT A CO.
Chcmisti to kit Imperial Mghntti Prince Napolton,
47 Rue Richelieu Paris. '
KO MORE CONSTJMPTIOH
gujmaclt's BtHvrofhreopuoapuATBvuuE
For alt 1 leae o( ih. ht,t thlk Medfetne la lnl.al
it is i.re used at tlia HKiiUHi ON" no i."
i on' ',r Consumption.
genera Irappioved bv the inline
and
Aietncai aten In Kngland aodlu
If rauc.
NO MORE CODLIVEB OILj, 1
OlilMA PirSS R OP oFTuDlZBD B0R8ESAI) IB H
This Hyruo m emoloved, with the vreatnut annwM tm
n.aee ot . oa Liver Oil. U which U is mnnin, i?.?nr
It cures dlaeasea of the ehest. sorofu'a ivCStlc'd:
i. m."!'" .""."." ""tsculaV a oov and loJwVeSK
nreaener.te.thecenstltut.ion bv pnrtfrin. TbeoSS:
and Is. In a word, the most powenul deoiratlv kSoSS
It la a mfnlstered with the areatest mr3
obldren, sublet to bmmSiJREiSZcSSSS itftiXSt
NO MORE POVERTY or THF! BLOOD AND PALK
rt.1. - DR; LKRA " PROrtlflAI B OF IRON.
This new ferruginous medicine coaiarns the lmM
Of iplood and bones, and IRON In aTlqulS ami? It
? ol""" from all hlU.erto offered 1 ? the p blie. i!
tPuMlSSw"' ,uMeM- Plyere.,,,h'
PAINS IN THB BTOMACH.' ' V'
Th , nT8MEVORRHrNUEI?,,E8OK
The majo Ity of the r taJ.mieaot Medlolne .ei Parts
recommend the 1'hospbate of lmn to Ladies of delicti
constitution. auHering nom Anemia, and all other rmr
sons latigued tiom over anxiety, nervous emotiona ovat
work, general demllty. ana poorneaa or blood.
It Is the only preparation which never c aosea eoastl.
pation, and can be borne by the most delicate stomachs.
NERVOCS HE DAcbr.s, NECTt LOI A, IS6TANTA
NKOt'ai.Y CLREl) BY ,
ORIMAULTM (1UARANA.
A vegetable Brazilian substance, entirely innocuous.
INTERNAL OR LOnAL .
NEW tl'BA' IVK AGENT,
MATIOO. : ,i
ORIMAl'Ll CO., PARI8.
' I .
This new remedy Is prepared from the leaves ot a
Peruvian pepper ahmh called MATICO, and cures
promptly and Infallibly, without any tear of Innam
S.J !Ioryoreulu . lu "feat majo'lty of Physicians In
other remedy' Germn' ew Iork nw f
i t. EHfRAL DEPOBITORIE
HVE RIC&ElLItlJ. ' "'' Cbeml.te.No.47
K!EP,W.LllitMMMrefetPlJQEBA Tf M"
in Philadelphia, at FRENCH, RICHARDS CO . and
at every good chemists. eltbtf
Q L AD NEWS
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELL'S fcPEClFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted ln all cases, for the Spiwdt and FxaaiA
KthT tihE ol all diseaeea arising lrom excesses In vouth.
Physical and Nervous Debility, eto. eto
NO CLANUE OF DIET IB NECESSARY.
I hey can oe used without detection, and never fan to
er.ect a Cure, 11 used according to Instructions.
BELL'S SPKCIFIO FILX8,
Price One Dollar pet Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; aiso, Large Boxes, containing Four hmalL
Price 'ikrec Loliars.
rum lour lo six boxes are generally required to sure
oidlnap cases though beueht is derived lrom uslna a
wnylo box.
in hrotno Cases, wt ere Nervous Prostration baa
aficcted the system.
BELL'S TONIC PILLS
re recommended as the most Eflicacioua. Rejnvenatln
and Invigorating Remedy in the world.
A Package f rice Five DoUaxs, wLl last a soon tb. and
is gtneray sufllcient
In extreme caxea of Debility,
AiavLL'ls ACX'l'lLJrAAl AL 1USMKDT,
Price! no Lollara, aufhoieut tor a month. eaa bensa
to good advantage.
-Ai'ii'i'? "'kt1.0 the syatem, and, with the PU1.
will ellect a complete Hestoiation.
A Pamphlet oi 100 pagea, on the ERRORS OK YOUTH,
designed aa a Lecture aud Cau ion to Young Aden aant
free, leu Cents required to pay postage.
It you cannot purchaae Bw.L's Sracrpio Rbhkdim
Sxectto lJ,ut!ti 8t' uke no otber.but send tiie monej
DR. JAMES BRYAN, Consrlting Physician,
..,.. , , fcln BR0.1DWAY. New Yorlt,
! Ah" you will receive them by return of mall, past paid!
and ii ee iroin observation.
For sale by DYO'lT A Co., No. 232 . SECOND
s
AM A RI TAN'S G1FTI
SAMARITAN'S GIFT I
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER TiKED.
'VVII A PABITIir smnnlf
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IN iM.
CRETIONS.
Contains no Mineral, no il'jim, no Mercury,
Only Ten riVs to he ;i.nen la Effect a Oure.
They are entitely vegea iul, having no smell nor any
unp.easaut tat-te, and will not In any way lainie the
aicniarh or Loweleoi the moct delicate.'
Cuiealnirouitwo to lour daj a, and rtoent esses m
twentv-tourhouis." v.. u
bent by mail. Price, Male packages, 12. Fema e, 3 .
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
The Great Blood Purifier, and RemedT lor
Scrofula, deer, ISores, Xpots, letters Scales
Boils, Etc.
rormeaoove complaints the Samaritan's Root and
Herb Juices, la the must potent and effectual remedy
ever piescribed. It reaches and eradicates every par
tic e ot the venereal poison. Will remove every vestige
oi Impurities nom the system, as well aa all the bad
efleota oi meicury. Price, per bottle,
1 SAMARITAN'S WASH
la need In conjunction with the Root and Herb Juices
Full dliectwna. 1 rice, V5 cents.
The old sickening aud disgusting drags have to give
way to remedies pureiy vegetable, pleasant to the taste,
ant. A 1 Osl'l i VE cl RE.
bold by DEM A 8 BARNES A CO., No. U PARK ROW
and by Iiiugklsta.
DEbaiOND t CO.. Proprietors. No. S16RACB treet
Philadelphia. ( u
LETTER COPY-BOOKS,
300 pagea, $150.
LETTER COPY-ROOKS,
500 paea,S40UV
LETTER COPY-BOOKS,
1000 pafiea, S3-00.
FABEtt'S PENCILS, ceata a Dozen.
ENVELOPES, $l-3 per thousand.
It. IIOSKINS V CO., "
BLANK BOOK MANTKACTUBERS,
STATIONERS AND CARD ENGRAVERS,
man ip No. 913 ARCH Street.
JOBERT SIIOEMAKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DKl'VGISTS,
.it A y VEA (JTUU A'W,
IMPOliTEllSi,
I AND DEALERS IN
PjibIs, Varnishes, and Oils,
No. 20J NORTH YOURTJI STREET,
10 24 Soil COPNER OF RACE.
(JSE STACK'S CCNDIIICN PCWDEBI
FOB
Horses and cattle.
It cures Worms, Bolts, and Co lo.
It cures Colds, Coughs, and Ulde-BouniL
It is the best alterative for Horses snd Cattle now
use, having a reputution of 20 years' standing.
Itlsasute preventive tor the much dreaded Kinder
peat. No Faimeror Danvman abould De without It.
rorsaeiu Philadelphia by DVOTf C'O.. No 231
North SrCOND Mieett JOHNSON, WoLLOWAY A
CO DEN, o 21 North SIXTH btreet. and by Drua
gists bout the country. Addiess al orders to
8TARIN A FLOYD, Propnetois,
9 6 6m No. 209 DUANE Street New York.
FOR SALE-STATE AND COUNTY BIGHT
ot tapewell to 'a l atent Wind Ouard and Air
Heater for Coal Oil Lamps, It prer.nts the Chimuevs
from breaklug. Tlda we will warrant X'eo aaea u.
third the oil Call and see th m they coat but tea cants
jlo. 23 BACf Stteet. fhl sdelphla 'samp'a "Jan "to Tn4
part ol the United States, on receipt cf 27 cents tit