city intelligence.
t For Additional City lnte'liacn tee Fifth f'arc
IErOKT OF THE DlKKCTOB OF THE Ml NT
KxGoveinor James Pollock, Director of the
United States Mint, hns mibmitted his Annual
repoit to Hugh McCulloch, Esq., Secretary of
the Treasury. The report mates that the depo
sits of bullion and coin-tiro during the lute fiscal
jear, exhibit a satisfactory Increase over those
of the previous year.
TI.e amount of bullion, In value, received al
the Mint aud branches during the fiscal year,
Gold, $37,223040.17; silver. $1,723,51(5-71: total
depoaits. $38,947,16GH8. from this total a deduc
tion must be niado for the bullion rcdoposited, or
bars made at one branch ol tho Mint, and de
posited at another for coinage. Deducting tho
redepositrf, tbe amount will be $31,911,7 1924.
The coinaue for th paine period was as fol
lows Hold coin, $'28,0l3,9HU0 unparted and
tine (.'old bars, $9,ll.r.48C-4); silver coin, SOso,-2G4-60;
ftlverbars, f'JKUHZ'GH; cents coined, ono,
two, three, and live-cent pieces, $0 16,67000 ;
total coinage, $29,040,77940; number of pieces
of nil denominations coined, 38,527,02.1.
Tbe distribution of the bullion received at the
Mint and tranches was as follows:
At Philadelphia Gold depotdted, $10.34!),-003-19;
pold coined, $10,OOC,G45; tine pold bars,
$03,11670; silver deposits and purchases, $,i(0,
67226; silver coined. $:99,314.r;0; silvor burs,
$14,44V44; cents coiojd, bronze and ni"kel and
copper, $046,570; total coinage, $14,14 2,52950;
number of pieces, 30.48,042; total deposits of
gold and silver, $10,ti!)(.6764.r.
At the Branch Mint, Hun Francisco, the pold
depoHits Were $17,6!I6,?3204; pold coined, $18,
217,300; silver deposits and purchases, $710,."S8
45; silver coined, $280,9.10; silver bars, $142,312
64; total coinsRO of gold and silver, $18,4118,250;
nnmber of pieces, 1,929,881.
The As-iay Odice in Ne York received darins;
tho year, in gold bullion, $9,076,422, and in sil
ver, $672,256; Dumber of tine (-old bars stauiocd
at that oliice. 3760 value, $3,862,451; silver
bars, 4:97 value, $45!,594; total value of gold
and silver bullion, $9,748,678.
The Mukdek of Captain James Wiley.
Alfred Teulel, who was arrested in this city
on the charge of murdering Captain James
Wiley, of Doylcstowii, has been fully committed
to answer the murder, upon the testimony of a
lad, named Uarmau Hick, employed on the boat
of Captain Wiley. The testimony is circum
stantial as to the occurrence, but there was an
admission to the boy by the prisoner that he
killed the Captain. Teulel is ot German parent
age, but he was bora in Pennsylvania. It was
said that during the war he was tried bv a court
martial tor desertion from tho army, and sen
tenced to be shot. How ho escaped is not
known. After Teufel's commitment he was
lobbied and manacled in hid cell, and tour times
within a lew days succeeded in removing the
manacles, and twice relieved himself of the
hobbles.
The following is a description of him: lie is
in his twenty-second year, but looks older,
doubtless owin to his exposed and reckless
manner ot life; is lar from being ill-favored in
features; a stout-built and remarkably stalwart
form, quick, restless, and active in all his
movements; a bright, keen, blaek eye, and
rather dark complexion, with a countenance
by no means repulsive or malignant. Genteel
in drets, if it did not verge upon the fast and
flash in style, and a manner indicative of row
dyism. He manifests by neither tremor of
voice, downcast look, nor change of his color,
that he cither appreciates or cares tor the
serious charge now pending against him.
Convention of Firemen.- A meeting of
, the Firemen's Convention, tho object of which
is to take action in reference to the bill beioro
Councils, to create a Board of Fire Commis
sioners, was held hist evening at the Hniuane
Hose house, William D. Kendnck, of the Colum
bia Engine Company, in tho chair. There wete
forty-eight companies represented.
Mr. Showaker, Chairman of the Committee
on Resolutions, reported that the remonstrance
of the Convention had been laid before Coun
cils. The Committee had found among the
members of Councils considerable opposition
to the proposed ordinance, and the Chairman
expressed the opinion that it would Anally be
referred to the Committee on Fire and Trusts,
where it would rest.
A discussion followed upon a proposition 1 1
appoint a committee to prepare an ordinance,
as a substitute for too one before Councils, that
would be without its objectionable features.
It was opposed because of a want of time to
prepare such an ordinance; also, for the reason
that firemen do not desire a change; and any
action ot the Convention in that direction would
look like a submission to Councils.
The proposition was so altered as to embody a
request to Councils to provide for a conference
between the Committee on Fire and Trusts and
the Committee on Resolutions ot the Conven
tion, with a view to the preparation of an ordi
nance that will keep the controlling power in
the hands of the firemen. JTho Convention then
adjourned.
Meeting of the Horticultural
Society. The public in general, since the Hor
ticultural Society is about to give it a magnid
cent hall, second to none In the United States
in point of beauty and coramodiousness, is
awakening to a conception of the fact that the
institution is an important one. Last evening,
at the regular meeting of the Society, an essay
was read by Edwin Batterthwaite, of Jenkin
town, upon the subect of "Garden Farming."
The speaker seemed to think that the day was
not distant when lands in the vicinity of our
cities, advancing rapidly In value, wonid be cul
tivated as carefully as corresponding lands in
Europe. Many of the essays read before this
Society possess great value, and may yet bo col
lected into a volume or volumes.
It was stated last night that the new Horticul
tural II all is advancing handsomely towards
cbmpletion. The ratters of the roof are now
being put up. Persons ported in the matter
pronounce the work an extremely fine specimen
of rool trupslng. Tho building is 75 by 100 feet
in area. Its cost will be $125,000, of which
$25,000 of stock remains to be taken. The front
is of pearl colored Delaware county stone, with
embellishments of Connecticut brown stone. If
tbe nail were finished, it could be let for every
night in the season. It will seat 2500 people,
and will probably be first occupied by the Phila
delphia Pharmaceutical Society's anniversary.
Female IIebbew Benevolent Socie
ties. At the forty-seventh anniversary meeting
of the Female Hebrew Benevolent Society, held
at the Synagogue, Seventh street, the Treasurer
reported that the sum of $4950 had been dis
bursed during the year for beuevolent purposes.
The following ollicers were elected for tho en
suing jean-Mrs. A. Hart, President; Mrs. A.
8. Wolf, Vice-I'resident; Mrs Ann Allen, Trea
surer; Mrs. H. Cohen, Secretary; Mrs. David
Samuel, Mrs. J. Newuouse, Miss L. B. Hart,
Mrs. E. S. Mawson, Miss Bluma Hart Mrs.
George Cromelien, Mrs. P. Goldsmith, Mrs. B.
Liebir, Miss Ellen Phillips, Managers; Hono
rary Member, Miss Kebecca Gratz.
The twenty-eighth anuual meeting of tun
Ladies' Hebrew Sewing Society was held in the
Synagogue building of Congregation Mikve
Israel. During the year 670 garments were
provided, at a cost of $420. Tbe receipts
Of the Society amounted to $51375. Tbe
. following Board of Mauagers were elected:
Mins Esther btork, tit iiirectress; Evelyn
Phillips, Hecond Directress; Josephino Pesoa,
Treasurer; Louisa B. Hart. Secretarv; Miss
8cm ba C. Pcixotto, Kate Hart, Hannah Daniels,
Linda Leberman. ami Hernanda B"rg,Managors.
Falbe Weights. The Clerks of Markets
have been examining, lor teveral days past, tb
weights and scales used in the market bouses,
and, so far, seventy weights and three scales,
not up to the standard, have been seized and
confiscated.
Jobt Trials Concluded. The petit
jurors of the United States District Court were
discharged for the terra yesterday, all tho cases
ready for trial having been disposed of. The
rent term begins on tho third Monday ot
February,
TnEDATLY EVENING TELEGIUrgm
Cotj-o Back io Sailino Shii'b. The
United (-States Revenue Department Boom to
conflder strum revenue cutters as too expen
sive. The six cutters built by them are very
bcimtllul vessels, tho njct of them all being
the Mahoning, constructed in this city, by Mr.
John W. Lynn. Tho Treasury Department has
ordered Irom Mr. Lynn two new sailing cutters,
the frames of which are just assuming shape.
They were directed to be furnished in one hun
dred days. The Department has Imbibed the
idea that, while steam cutters make a very beau
til ul vessel, those propelled by sails will answer
every purpose, especially in time of peace. The
HtKimtm uhh woiiki so siiccc-siuiiy, nas
proved so fleet and so economical, that general
attention has been directed to her. French
and English and Russian officers have examined
her, and not a few distinguished foreign repre
sentatives havo visited tho yard of her builders
to make Inquiry relative to her proportions and
her model. But tbe Department seem to object
to the expense ot 1he machinery and coal, as a
general rule, and those two new cutters are to
be built upon the clipper pattern, and to be
driven by sails. The specifications are furnished
by the Department. To the builder, In this case,
no discretion Is allowed.
BToubk Robbery. William Ahem, ar
rested on suspicion of bavinu been concerned in
the robbery of Mary Plunkit'a rcf-idcucc, on
Saturday nitht week, had a hearing at the Ce.i
tral Statiou. There was not any testimony to
connect the accused with the ollonsc, and th"
ca?e went over lor a further hearintr. A gold
watch and a smnll sum of money were stolen
from Mrs. Plunkit's, tho thief enterins through
the trap-door.
Accidents. William. Watkins. of Carbon
county, was admitted into the Penisylvauia
Hospital on Monday night, with a severe injury
to one of his hands, cau 'ed by the accidental
discharge of a pun. Tho hand was amputated.
Patrick Maguire was received in'o the same
institution with one of his feet crushed, caused
by a bar of iron falling on it at Front and Green
slieets.
FiitE. About quai ter-past 0 o'clock last
evening, a fire broke out in the first story of the
shipt-raith and machine shop of A. H. Stilwell,
located at No. 776 S anson street. Tde flames
burned stubbornly for nearly half an hour, and
before they were extinguished the seconl-story
floor was partially destroyed. Tho damage bv
fire and water will probably reach between two
and three hundred dollars.
Jskault Completkd. The work of ex
tending the pier at Arch street, on the Dela
ware, to the Port Wardens' line, is nearly com
pleted. The pier, which is constructed in a
very substantial manner, will be used by tho
Philadelphia and New York Stenmshio 'Com
pany. Four substantial steamers are to' be put
upon the line.
Coroner's Inquest. The Coroner held
an inquest yesterday on the body of an unknown
white man, found drowned at Chesnut street
wharf. The deceased had black hair and
whiskers, and was dressed in check shirt, black
pants, and woollen stockings, lie was about 45
yciirs of, age.
CAMDEN AFFAIRS.
The Mail Car Robbery. Samuel P.
Fithian had a further hearing before United
States Commissioner Hudd yesterday mornina,
upon the cbaree of robbing the mail car of which
he had charge on the Delaware and Raritan
ttaiiroad. 'ine facts of the case are fully ex
plained in the following evidence:
Detective Gamble sworn Tbe package of
letters picked up on the route between Jarkson
aud Lonsconiing were Identified by the witness
as the one he had seen in the car. The letters
were handed to me by Mr. Biker, Assistant Post
master at Jackson; I know Mr. Fithian as a mail
agent; he had charge of the mail on the day
the robbery was committed; I have been in the
Government service since May, 1861, as mall
agent and detective; I was appointed by C.
A. Walborn, and was sent by Postmaster Hall
to ferret out the robbers; there is a loo e system
iu carrying the mail; the mail car is accessible
to all the passengers, there being no locks on
the door, to ray knowledge; tho letters were
found on the 26th of November, aud they are
supposed to have been thrown Itom the car on
the 24th; it would be possible for any ono to
step in the car and throw the package of letters
from it; 1 don't know the custom of the route
when they carry mails.
Mr. William D. Moore sworn 1 am money
messenger for the Railroad; I was in the car oa
the 24th of November; on coming through the
cars stopped at the door of the mail car; 1 saw
a package of letters lying on the floor; Mr.
Quigley threw the bundle on the desk; I saw Mr.
Fithian sitting beside the door asleeo: there was
a passage from the mail car to the smokiug
rooni; the habit of carrying the mails has been
very loose; the mail bag which Mr. Fithian had
for the letters was tied with a string; it ;s the
custom for all the agents to co to sleep on the
way between Jackson and Camden; the smoking
car is attached to tho baegage car, and any
person could go in and out.
Mr. Quigley sworn I ani conductor of the
train of which Mr. Fithian is the mail agent; I
have been engaged only a few months on this
line; I was on the train on the 24th of Novem
ber; Fithian has been on the train since I took
charge; I knew nothing of the robbery uutil
informed of it; I never saw anything unusual
about Mr. Fithian; I saw Mr. Fithian sitting in
the smoking car; I took up a small package ot
letters and threw them on the desk.
The evidence here closed. The defendant was
held in $1000 bail to answer before the District
Court at Trenton, on the 3d Tuesday in January.
Malicious Mischief. John Lambs and
John Kelley had a hearing before Mayor Budd
yesterday morning, upon tho charge of mali
cious mischief. It appears from the evidence
of the officers who arrested them that they were
engaged in breaking windows, and in addition
to that made an assault upon Barney Meeney,
who remonstrated with them, and told them
not to break the windows. They were held to
answer in default of $300 bail.
Parade of Veterans. On Monday
evening the Veteran Battalion, composed mainly
of discharged soldiers, turned out and made a
street parade. About 250 men were in Hue,
under the command of Captain Harry Lee. They
presented a fine appearance. On the 12th of
this month they will be inspected by Brigadier
General George M. Robeson, of the New' Jersey
Militia, and mustered into the State service.
Disorderlies. Susan Watson, Mary
Browser, and her husband, Peter Browser, were
before Mayor Budd, upon the charge of being
drunk and disorderly. They were committed to
prison in default of pall.
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Specifics tor all i l.cacs, both tor Cunng and
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Dr. 11 li ill HREYs Is consul cd latl at his otllce, per
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ELECTROPATHY.
Di s, GALLOWAY, WIIITK & C0LLES,
THE OLD
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
And TEACHERS of this new system of curing disease,
soald call ti c attention of the sick and afflicted to their
sew system !' sractlce, which bas ahead; ealaed great
popularity in this city. During the past six years we
l ave tieated iWliS'IY THOU8ABD persona aufTorlng
Horn the various forma of disease (many of them by
special guarantee, coargmg nothing It we tal eu), and
in almost every caso a cute has teen effected, ltcad
the following
HOME CERTIFICATES.
AN ASTOSISH1NG CUHE-AUPUTATION PRE
VEVlfD. ,.?.as. cnr.c1 ,n three weeks by Drs. GALLOWAY and
W Hl l r. ot an ulcerated leg, whlcb caused much eullor
ln, and even threatened amputation. Since my own
(treat cure several ot my irlenus aullering iroin Neural
Kia, Skin Disease, Dyspepsia, and other complaints
have also bton penectly cured. I will cheerfully
answer the Inquiries of the diseased and suffering.
ABRAHAM FLUKE.
iNo. 1851 Camac street, Vhlladoiphla.
IMPORTANT CUKES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES.
mStiVin?108 mMter iwn. p. c. B.B , Sptnal Blum
James Brown, Inflammation ot Stomach and Bowels.
Pine street abuvesixth. vruiB,
Henry Koyor, Neuralgia of the Eye, Twenty-third and
Pearl sireeta.
Frederick Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease
Continental tiotoi. '
Kukbrlde Epileptic Fits, No. 1020 Market street.
.K,1,1m Moft!'ln. Kiuney Disoase and Uouoral De
bility. No. 4iU bprute street
CoTe"iaiHotelOX't'ta"'10f t'Ve ye""' 8tand,n8.
Sauiuol O. Wheeler, Asthma ot ten years' standing
Continental Hoiel.
Emanuel Key, Attorney-at Law, Dyspepsia. No. 707
Sansotu street
Horace (J. Winslow, Weakness of the Kidneys Frank
lord. H. C. thurtlcff, Cancer in Stomach, No. 3722 Markea
street.
J. M r.ulst, Khe'tmatlsm. "No. 1323 S. Broad street.
Juiah Levy, Brouchtul Consumption, No. iili Alarkot
street.
Faward T. Evans, preacher ot the M. E Church. tys.
peoslaoi long standing, Laryngitis, aud Lumbago, No.
1033 Helmnth street.
James .Nugent, Deafness for six years, and ringing and
roaring in ti e head, Wllmlngtou, Delaware.
'l hi.mas Uarrop, severe Dlubetes Hose Mills, West
Philadelphia.
Georpe Grant. Bbcumatio Gout, long standing. No.
K 13 Clietnut street.
11. T. Desliver. Chronic Nenraliria and Inflammatory
Bbeumatism, No. 17Utt Chesnut street
Kdward AicMalion, Consumption, No. 127 Front
street.
J. Klcket. Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation, and Con
gestton of the Brain. No. 618 u low lull street.
Chares At. Dayton, rarulsis of the lowr limbs
Girard house.
Ji bn McCormlck, Diabetes. No. 1220 Ridge avenue.
Charles E. Buckingham, Urinary Dilhculty, iio. 1331
Filbert street.
Ayuilu Duvis, Chronic Diarrhoea Forrest Houso.
J. J lloopes, long standing Hclailca, and Fnlarged
Prostate Claud, Darl.y township, Delaware county.
William H. Shtiver, Liver Complaint, Uermuntown.
Joseph W. Forsyth, Acute KheuinaUsm, No. Nil 2
Arch street.
K. Clouaer, General Paralysis, No. 415 N. Siconrt
street.
Many ot thete pertont vie cured in lci$ than a
week.
N. B. The Institution, No. 1230. one door from Thir
teenth street, is the only hou'e In this city where our
system li practised. Unprincipled par ies In other
localities, who c'aim to ueat diseases according to
eur late discoveries, may then lore be regarded witf
suspicion.
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for a full couise ot Instruction in this Gbbat Disoovk
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RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA, GOUT, ASTHMA,
POSITIVELY CURED AT LAST I
NO CURE, NO PAY.
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WONDERFUL RHEUMATIC REMEDY
For hheumathm. Neuralgia, Q0ut, and Asthma, is irui
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reduced uom lu to U per boitle. Wan anted to curt
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ouiv remedy ao guaranteed. 1'repared by Dr. HI t,EU
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m ASIOUNDING CUKE OF BlifcUM AilSM.
W. C. Y0Bt.N0. 1S36 N. 't hirteenth street Just reco
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MObT REMARKABLE CUKE OF KHEUMATISM.
Mrs. Keeuey, Kldge road above Poplar, sulloredovei
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Robert l oole. No. 430 Wilder atreet. wauts tbe nubile
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WONDERFUL. CONBAD F. CLOTHlMiT
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Ever known Mr Josepb States, Andalusia. suflorMl
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ANO'IHKK CURE. JOSEPH STEVENS, ESQ.,
No. 631 Owen street, Southwark, who has suffered for
tyeaiswith Rheumatism, has been completely cured
by using one-hull a bottle of Dr. Filler's Great Rheu
matte Rencedyi used Inwardly. Depot, No. 2tt S
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LL PERSONS WHO DO NOT ENJOT
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consulting xt. wim&ji.ix, uerman pnysic'au. Dr.
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He Invites all persons suffering fjotu disease to call on
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XJ S E T II l'j
ORONCHOID5
For Coughs, Co'.d.", Hoarseness, Catarrh, Cironic
Bronchitis, Bors Throat and Lungs, t to. Etc.
ALLEN'S "BnONCHOIDS,"
Also tnvalttable for Clearing and EtrctiRtaeuIng tha
Voice,
ONLY 25 CENTS A BOX.
None genuine wltbout the written signature 01
JOHN C. ALLEN, Jr.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR,
SEVENTH and SOUTH Streets, Philadelphia.
SOLD BY ALL DKCOOHT9. CH U tuthsiat
Q L AD NEWS
FOR TOE UNFORTUNATE.
BELL'S SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in all cases, lor the Speudt and I hrm.
h.m ( 1KB 01 all diseases arising iroin excesses in youth
1 bjsicai and (crvous Debintj , etc. eic
NO tUANOf. UV Dltl in AECEHHART
1 hey cbn oe used without de'.eciion, and nevt
ef.ect a ( nro. II ued accotding to instructions.
BELL'S SPKCIFIC PILLS,
Price Ono Dollar per Hox, or Six Hexes for Ftvn Del
liiio t a bo, Laigo boxes, contuluiug Four email,
1 rice iiiree Dol;ars.
Cr m lotn to six boxes are genera. I v required to cure
eioii.un tui.es though beneht Is uerlved iroin using
untie box
hi t broiiio Canes, wl, ere Nervous Prostration lies
afiected the system.
UKLL'8 TONIC PILLH
A re recommended as the nios; Efficacious, Rejavenatinn
ana Inrigurutiiig Remedy in the wor d.
Alackege fi ice Five Dollars, wl.l last a month, and
Is geuerai y suU.cieuU
In extreme casesol Debility,
k.Sk.JL.l6 ii-AXluUiXAL lUJlU&D,
1 rice Two Lollurs, suuiuleut for month, can be use
to t,co(i advantage.
nitivcs btieiifcU to the system, and, wltn the l'UU
Yi ill effect a complete Restoiutluu.
A I bu.pbleto. 1UU pttkes, eu ihe KUTIORH OF YOC l'U
designed as a Lecture and Cau Ion to Vouug Men, sent
tree, Ten cents reuuiieu to pay postage.
It you cannot purchase Pell's Speciwo Rbhedib
ol your Druggist, take no other, hut scud the mone
diiect to
DK. JAMES EBVAN, Consiitlng Physician,
No bill BUO.vDWAr, New Yor
And yon will receive them by icturu ol mail, pest paid
and nee irom observation.
For sale by DYOiT & Co., No. 232 N. SECOND
btrcet g ii ;
gAMARITAN'S GIFT!
SAMARITAN'S GIFT I
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVES USED
"YES, A POSITIVE CDHK"
FOR ALL DISEASES ARI-UNG FROM IN IS
CKK1IOS.
Coniafns no Mineral, no ualaam, no Mercury,
Only Ten i'li's to be laken to .tttfevl a Cure.
They are entitely vegetable, having no smell nor an,)
unp eacuut taste, and will not m auy way Injuie tbe
stomach or towels 01 the most delicate.
t uies in irom two to tour dais, aud recent cases
'-tweut"--tour hours."
t-eutbjmail. Price, Male packages, 12. Fema'.e, $
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICE ,
ILe ureat Blood FurlUer, and Remedy lor
Scrofula, Uicets, Sores, mpots, letters Scales
Boils, JUc.
For the above complaints the Samaritan's Root and
Herb Juices, is the must potent and effectual remedy
ever piescribed. It reaches aud eradicates every par
tic e 01 tbe venereal poiton. W ill remove every vestige
01 im ourities item the system, as well as ad tbe bud
eScotaoi Uicicury. Price, l-25per bottle.
SAMARITAN'S WASH
Is used In conjunction witn the Root and Herb Juices
t ull uhectioiis. 1 rice, IS ccnis.
'the oid nickcnlng and disgusting drnf 1 have to give
w ay to remedies purely veuetau.e, pleasant to tbe taste
anu A I OM'l VE CL RE.
Sod b) DEM AS BARNES & CO., No. 21 PARK ROW
and Ly Liugr ists
l'Erti(iND t CO., Proprietors, No. 915RACE stree
Philadelphia V lo
AMUSEMENTS.
MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
FRENCH OPERA.
P. JUIGNET AND C. DK1VET. DIRECTORS.
Prices of admission I'aiquet, l'aniuet Circle, anil
Balcony, fl iwith re'erved seats'; Family Circle, SO
cents: Amphitheatre, 25 cents.
FRIDAY EVEMNQ, December 7,
ZtHt'Ai
OB, THE MARBLE BRIDE.
Opera In three acts, mutio by Ueroid.
Mau'ilo AlUit as Cami le
Mr. AhMAND as Zampa
SA'I't KDAY, December S,
GRAND MATINEU.
Admission, one dollar to every part of the house.
'1 HE H At OUTER OF XllE REUIMEN1'.
v sd'lle N DDIE as Marie
Mr AUIHELMEas fonlo
J he ea'e of tickets will commence on Wednuiday, De
cember ft. irom V to 4 o'clock, at the Academy and at
1 lumpier ',
Books of the operas for sale at the Academy. 12 4 6t
EW CHESNUT STREET THEATRR.
CHESNUT Street above Twelfth. Doors open
at 7. Curtain rises at 7 43.
SECOND WKEK OF
MB. J. E. McDONOCUH,
and of tho
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
Dion Bouctcault's great Drama, hi tire acts, entitled
TUB
OR, THE WORKMEN OF MANCHESTER.
Produced with
NfcW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
amorg which may be named Fuller's Ltue. City of
Muncbestcr by Night, the Trial Sooue. and the
, . , OKKATTELEGKAP.-SCt.NK.
In this last scene, news irom all porta ot tho world,
received by the
TnEATRE TELEGR.VrH WIRE
will be read to tbe audience,
lo couolude with
THE LOST CHILD.
GR'NH EX1KA MAilNEE,
WEDNESDAY AFfElUNOON, Decembers.
First time 01
1- BELL As
OR, M OM AN 'H LIFE.
The plect will be orescnted with the lull strength ot
THE TsLbNTKD COMPANY.
Admission to Matinee, 3 1 cents. Cnlldren, 2) cents.
Doors open at 115. Curtain rises at 2 15.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
THEATRR Begins at half past 7 o'clock.
AN ENTIRE HIS J PKRFuH.UANtlB.
IA8T WEhK OF THE UKEVf AKTHfS,
MB. A.U MRS. HOWARD PAUL,
who will appear
IN AN ENTIRE NW PROGRAMME,
MOM3.lV.ANI) EVEKY KVKMNU.
MR. AND MhS HOWARD pail,
n two new pieces and new s.nes,
EaCH KVENiNG.
To conclude each evening witu a grand Drima,
by the
FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
FRIDAi-Bi.Nt.FIl' OF MR. H. PAUL.
WALNUT STREET T II K A T It E.
N. E corner ot NINTH and WALNUT Streets,
rommence at 1H
FOURTH NIOHI' OF 1 HE POPULAR COMEDIAN,
MR. J. S. Cli.VKK.K. '
f'LABKE M.tRRltD AND SINGLE.
CLARKE as Peter Pinker
CLAUK 1; as henry Dove
THIS Wednesiluv) EVENING. Decembers,
Backbone's flue come y. in three acts, ot
S NULL, LikH.
Peter Pinkey Mr. J. H. CLARKE
To conclude wHh Buekstuiid's iilorlou. Comedy of
MARRIED LI FE
Henry Pove Mr. J. S. CLt RKE
F Rl DAY-BENEFIT OF MR. J. S CLARKE.
N
EW AMERICAN T II E A T It E.
THE GREAT EVENT
VI RY N 'GHT. AND
SATURDAY MATINEE, at 2 o'clock.
THE BLACK t ROuK.
THE BLACK CUOOK.
GERMANIA ORCI1ESTRA.-PCBLIC RE
hcarsals vety 8 Tl BDAY AFTERNOON, at
MUSICAL FUND HALL, SH o'clock Engagements
made bv aidrexslng UKOUUE BASTKRT, Ageut, No.
1.1)1 MONTkhEY bUeet, between Race and Vine. 11 Slim
DECEMBER 5, 18GG.
AMUSEMENTS.
rJ1 I O K K T O V J C E,
No. OOO CHESNUT St.
Ijrifmljer t) Little Oaps;
The Destitute and Orjihau Clilldrru
OF OUR
COUNTRY'S DEFENDERS.
GRAND CHArtirAmE FAIIl
And 1'rffte-ntation Kestlval,
In Aid of tho Home tnd "chool for the Maintenance and
Lducatlon oi fio Destliutn Children ot our
fclnlor. and Sailors.
An Appcnl to the Atiicrlcnn People.
Wo. tbe Officer snd Managers ot The Home ami
f-cl ool" lor the rdin hiioii and Alaiiiiennnce of no
litsilluie t hlldren oi out Soldiers and Bailors, eaintli
FOllcit tli s mpsthy and cn-upera l n in our Fmr mill
(.rand I'ns, ntntlon Kestlvn) ot ail who Iwlie with a to
n o 'ilio iMnieami Kcliool" enabled to roceivoan" euro
for all needy ones, wbn seek lis shelterand protection.
Mrs. General Ulvssc, S llr.mt I'resideiit.
Mrs. ( linrles P. Daly. Aclng President
Mrs. Major tlcnersl J. C. Fremont, First Vico-Preti-dint.
Mrs. Robert Forster. Second Vlco-President.
Mrs ,lohn . Voornles, Tronsurer.
Mis. David Ho t, Mecreiary.
Mrs Whl'Bin . HPIter. (,'orrespondlnj .''ccretarv.
Mrs. Kcrvey O. Law, M imager.
Mrs. J J. Ynn Da sem, Manager.
The Fair win open on the 10th oi Dconmbcr. an 1 con
tlnno two weeks at the PUHLIc H(LI., corner o
BROADWAY and l WEN I Y THIRD Street Nev Yorkf
To lie cnncludcit bv tlio
GRAND PBESENlAl'lOa FESTIVAL,
'I o be held at
COOrF.R INST11HTE, NE YORK,
On SATURD.Y EVEMVO. Decmlinr U,
t'udei the Musical Direction of THkODuRE
IHom Ai. Ksa. on which occasion a Commit ee will
be chot.cn by ilie audience to award
$11)0,000 IN PHKSESTS,
In stich lawful manner is thoy may determine. For
the Festival there vl 1 be Issued
VtlO UlU JICKLTS AT ON fc DOLLAR EACH,
AND
200.CW Presents, bel.ia one to each Ticket-holder.
JjIST OF PREENTS TO BK AWARDED
1 Sp enilld Country Residence In Westchester
county, near New York t ttv Sl2t1
1 Prti'tii m United S'atcs Ureenbackt l0,Urt
1 Corner House and Lot, Jamaica, Avonuo E,
New York 4 nni)
1 House ami Lo', adjoining above 3 jam
1 House and Lot In Brooklyn, New York 3 IU0
ICarrago Homes, and Harness (Complete... 2 .ViO
1 tlrand 1 inno (Meinway'm M)
3 Lois in Harlem, city of New York, 150J
. each 4 6(10
I Htt oi Diamonds (hin8, l.ar-Rings, aud
Pin) 1 ono
I 1 a il up Policy of Lit" Insurance for 6 OuO
1 "Mils' Patent Hot Water Apparatus," for
Heating Dwellings 10 0
1 Oil 1'uintlug oi General U. H. Grant 'iw
15 Gents' line Gold Lever Watches biOO.... 3,000
15 Ladles' fine Gold l.evcr Watcho' (") '25.. 1 b7S
I tenant 1st Premium "Empire" eewiug-
Machine 150
20 Silver plated Tea l-etts, (ft 75 1 5(10
100 Celebrated "rmplro" Hewing Machines
now on exhibition at their Warerooius,
No 616 Broadwav 7500
1000 Copies (2 vols, each), being a oouipleto
Illustrated History of the War 1 000
250 Cold Pens, Pencils, and Meeve Buttons,
L500
tOO 1 able and Tea Spoons and Napkin Rins,
,, hb 2 500
10(0 a 1 bolls and pintediKruit Knives dM ... 3.0UU
1 be balance to consist 01 the 10I owing arilu es,
via. : Musical Instruments. I'ar or and Olllce
Furniture. Writlnv ( aes, Ladies' Work
Boxes Music Boxes Kid Gloves Photograph
Albun s rtreast Pins and Finger Rings, Gents'
Fob Chains, latlet' God Watch chains.
Oner a Oia' scs H aek Walnut Picture Frames.
Gentlemen's Fashionable Mlk Hats, Ladles'
Newest Myle 1) ess Huts, American Emblem
Cards lor Panor Amusement, Fngr-tvings and
Ci.rii Pbetograpbs of Dlstlngi lahod Per
sonages, Lauies' and Gents' Riding Whlos,
Buffalo Robe,, Ladies' Mink Furs. Gents' Fur
Collars and Gloves, eto. etc , amounting to... 24 2?5
Making In the aggregate 200 000 Presents,
valued at $100,000,
Orders may be sent direct to at enclosing the money,
Irom alto (25. In a reg tiered letter at eur rut. with
si amp for return postaxe. l.aiger amounts should be
sent In draits or by the Express, at the to lowing
CLUB RA I KS i
S Tickets to one ad- 1 40 Tickets to one ad-
dicss 4 50 dress ?5 00
10 ' "9(H) 50 4 1 so
liO " " " 17-50 100 85-00
30 26 251
Addtcss all orders and communications to
THOMAS A CO. , Managing Dlroctors
. 01 10 (No. GIOBROVD-
N. H. DAVIS. Agent for the Homo f WAY, N. Y.
and School
SPF.CIAL NOTICE. We take pleasnre In acknow
ledglng, 00 bchaif ot the Dome and School, the liberal
donation of 5I0 mode by the Empire rowing Machine
Conpany, of No. 616 Itroadway. New York.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, No. 030
CIIKSMJT Street,
(Office Florence Sewing Machine Co.) 11303w
15 ISTORI. AC ADE MY OP MlTsT C
V SEASON OF EIGHT NIGUTS.
DIRECTOR J. GEATJ
DEBUT OF At 'ME ADELAIDE RISHMI.
ON MONDAY EVENING, Decembor 10.
MKDEAl MEDEAI MEDEA.I
M'me RIBlOKIas MEDEA. the stune character in
which abe made her debut In New York.
TLESDaY, Second. WEDNEDAY, Third Sight.
Reserved seats to Parquet, ParouetClrc e.and Bal
cony f2. Admission, 1'5U; Family Circle. 75o t Gat
lory, 50c. ' he sale of seats for the first night com
mences tills (Wednesday) at 9 A. M., at the Box Oliice
01 the Academy of Music
7SJEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA UODSE.
JLM ELEVENTH Street, above CHESNUT. '
"THE FAA1I1.V KESOllT"
OPEJS FOR 'l'HK HfcLAfiOIV.
CARNCltOSS fc UIXUl'8 MINSP11KL8,
the Great Star Iroupe Ol the World, In their GRAND
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, BONGS, DANCES. iiEW
BURLESQUES, and PLANTATION SCENES.
Doors open at 1 o'olock. Commencing at 8 o'clock.
8 8U J. L. CAKNcltoS. Manager.
VALER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GARDEN N os. 10-726 VINE Street.
GRAND INSTRUMENTS.!, CONCERTS
NIGHTLY,
By two large and efficient Orchestral.
TO-NIGHT
And EVERT NIGHT, In connection with our
EXCELSIOR M KING BAND,
aPrass Band, compilslng the best ArUsU in the. city,
will perioral.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious buu mer Garoen, artistically laid out
with Shrubbery, fountains, etc
IN THE LADIES' SALOON,
Especially set apart lor FA V 1LIES, the best of Creams
and other Refreshments will bo served. -Ui
M IN AB 1 U M
FOB LA DIES. GINTLEMEN, AM) CHILDREN,
N. E COR. OF MT.TH AND ARCH STREETS.
li e Institute, which stain has been greatiy Improved
1 or the commg season, ts now open lor subscriptions all
dav endeveniDfcS.
Btdily exeicire Imparl health and strength, and Is
hi fcbly reel n.nieuilcd to bo h sexes and oil ages.
Ttrns lorlnstiuction, 6 inouitis , .....sS-UO
Terns tor -el. piactlce 3 monihs, "1U
For particulars tend ior a circular, or give us a call.
8 81i 8m I'rotes'ora H 1 1 1KI UAN l & LEW IS
THE P1AKOS W HICH WB MAM
lis 1 fl Iscture reeomn end tliemeci ves. We piomlsa
to curpatrcti ciear beautiinl tones, elegant worknan
hip. ourabilltv. and reasonab e prices, combined wuh
a lull guurantee. t or sale only at No. lul" WALNUT
5'M UNION PIANO MANUFACTURING CO.
LEGALNOflCESr
1 N THE COURT OK COMMON PLRAs FOR
1 THE tll Y AND COUNT) OF PHILADELPHIA.
In the -ratter 01 the pethlon lor the sale of real
cstato by tbe Ge man Lutheran Com royatlou
Tbe unuers'gned, appointed by the said Court to har
and report upon the claims of persons holding lot In
the burying ground of the above congregation, situate
on tbe east ..lie cf thliiii street between Rsoe und
Vine stteeis In the city of Philadelphia hereby In
accordance with the order of Court ot November il,
lHtitt, gives notice to all parties holdeis of lob-, or late
resied therein, toapoear before him at his otllce, No.
433 Walnut street, in said city, on THUltSDAY the
thirteenth dav ot December, A. 1. i860, at t o'clock
P. M.. then andvliere to present their several claim.
Ti ls notice is given for the purpose ot enabling poi
ron having relations burled In said ground, or having
rights ot burial granted to ihcm by sa d corporation to
p resent their objections to the sale of the gcouud and
removal of the dead.
II 28 Hit THOMA8 .T. WORRELL. Fxamlner
ESTATE OP JOSEPH J. MATTHIAS, DE
ceased. Letters of Administration upon said
Estate having been granted to tbe undersigned, all
persons indebted to the same are requested to make
payment, and those having claims against the same to
present them without delav to
CHRISTIANA E. MATTHIAS Administratrix,
No 55,1 N. SEOONO Sti'eet)
Or her Attorneys, J. 8. BONHAM,
J. G. BnlNCKI K,
11 7w6t- N. E cor. BEYFNTH and SANSO.vlats.
IN THE COURT OP COMMONPLEA8 FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
MARIA JONES, bv her next trleud, eto , vs. DOUG
LASS JONES.
In Divorce, June Term, IMS No. 87.
To Douglass Jones, respondent bin -Take not'ee of
a tale ibis day granted by the Court on tou, returnable
SATURDAY, Decembers. 1M6. kt 1U o'o 00k . M.. to
show cause why a divorce avlncu o matrimonii should
not be decreed iu the above casa.
GROROE W. TllOtV,
1126inw2w Attorney lor Lloe laut. '
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
Q it os by or hi: a house
ART ASSOCIATION.
THE DATE DETERMINED.
The Dny on -wlilcU the Plnttl Dlatrlbn.
tloifMlll Positively TnUe Place la
JAM'AKV 21. iS7.
j.)i.,';,ttIn,'';rl,;neJ' "Connml tee apoolnted to con
duct ti e awarding ot frtmiuim to the merrborsof tlie
CBOtflT OPERA H0U36 ART A'SOo'IAHOS,
Have been authorized by tho monagamont to announce'
MONDAY, J A M It A It Y !!, 1H07,
As the time when the
FINAL. AWARD
Pos,,'rommer!n,IUm' ,haU wl h""
In order hat Mr Crosby may rnitiUa tho fun hn.n
of h senterprlso and that the cenh.o.rm y be held
bv bona fid purchasers, and not by hi n It M necmsirv
fl at the remaining certificates should he ped,' uiiT
po.edot T he Committee assure all parties ernnt lii
that every care will be takeu to socuro periect falrnaa.
In awarding the I'rom ums. ""mess
WILLIAM T. COOLB-tUGH, President Union Na
tional Bank.
A uun T. It ALL Treasnrer C.. B and Q. Rtt.
E. . HALL, Hall, Klmbarlt A i;o.
CI.IM11N BhIOt.S, Ewing. HrlcgiJc Ho.
J !. I iORE, President ot the Itour.l of I'rada.
JAMES a. BO WEN, Presldunt Third Na'Jjaal
Bank.
JaMES C. FARGO, Superintendent American Ex
press. J. A. ElLIS, President beoond Nations' Rank.
The Suhacrlptlou Books tvlll be Closed
When the gale of Certificates shall
have bctu Completed,
! WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT fOR YOUR 'PABENTI
ONI CEBTIFICATg.
WITH "THE AprLE GATnfR 'B 1,"
ASDTHE CHANCE OF A PREMIUM WORTH 1600,00
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOB TOUR ISIER
ONE CKKTIF1CATB.
WITH "THE LITTLF WaNDEBER,"
AKD THE CHANCE OF PRGMIT M i WORTH FB M
5U0 TO 600,000!lt
A CBRI8TMAS PRE8!"NTFOU YOUR BROTH '.Rf
ONE CRBTIFIOATB,
WITH THE NEW ENGRAVINO,"WESTWAR,)H')l
AND THE CHANCE OFJPOS3E83ISO THE
i CROSBY OPERA HOUSE 1 I 1
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR YOUB WIFE I
TWO CERTIFICATES,
WITH "IBVINa AND HIS LITEBARY FRIENDS,"
AND TWO CHANCES OF PREMIUM! WOBTH
FUOil i5'0TO 600,0001
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOB YOUB DAUOHTEB I
THREE CIBTIFICATES,
WITU HUNTINGTON'S "MERCY'S DREiM,"
AND IHE CHANCE OF BECOMING WOltTH
MORE THAN HALF A MILLION I
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOB YOUB SON J
FOUR CERTIFICATES,
WITH THE CUKOMOGRAPII ' THE AMERICAN
AUTUMN 1"
AND FOCB CHANCES OF PBSMIUUS WOBTI1
FROM M0 TO S00 .000 1
A CHRISTM A8 PRESENT FOB THE DEAB ONE I
OMI OB TWENTY CERTIFICATE!.
WITH ONE Oil TWENTY CHANCES OF MAKING
BEB ALMOST A MILLIONAIRE I 1 1 1
As well as chances of becoming the possessor ot
A BIEHS rADT, WORTH 20 000I
A CONST A Nf MEYER, WORIH 5000!
a li-utze. Worth tiouui
A cropsey. wo ith aannoi
AGIGNOUX. WORTH ttlMIOl
A HART WORTH S50IIOI
A SOHUSSELK WORTH 50101
A BEaRD, WORTH 4000l
VOLK'3 BUST OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
WORTH 82(1001
OB HUSDBE 8 OF OTHER PICTURES, BY TEE
LEADING ARTISTS IN AMERICA! !
CERTIFICATES. ."7177. FIVE DOLLARS.
remit, If possible, by Drat or Post Ortce Order,
register all Letters containing currency.
Direct to
V. II. CROSBY, Actuary.
PRINCIPAL EASTERN AGENCY,
THE ART INSTITUTE, No. 033 BROAD
WAY, New York.
SOLE AGENT IN PHILADELPHIA,
T. B. PUCH,
NEW BULLETIN BCILDINGS,
AND 13 1 swtfro
Gallery, No. 1305 CHESNUT Street
GOVERNMENT SALES.
GOVERNMENT BALE AT AUGUSTA.
(iEOUGLA.
Ilio following rrororty will be sold at
A l'LULlO AUCTION,
TO BB HELD
AT THE UNITED BTA1H8 ARSENAL, AT
AUGUS1A, GEOBGIA,
m ON IHUKbDAY, Deocmber 20,1866.
Frtpertyat i OHi f 1SHEK, Aorth CaroUna, as
follows :
About VO.CCO pounds unserviceable Guns, Shot.
andbheil.
S4 onserviceaiile Guu Carriages, with the iron on
tlifsn.
iP) Larre's damaged Powder.
Lying at tho itaiiroaa Depot, In ATLANTA,
Georgia
104,100 poung Cast-iron Guns.
At tno Fmdiey Iron VVorns, at 11ACON, Geor
gia t-
A Vine Steam Press Hammer, acting direct Irom
C)tmdtr. to eight ot arop 'M0 bountis.
At the ACClbTA ARSENAL AMD POWDER
WORKS, the lolloning:
112 100 pounds Cast-iron Guns.
12.H)U pounds Cutt irtn Cauticgs, tome of them
valuable.
8tO(AA pounds CasMron Scrap, shot and shelf,
eto. c o.
6XjO pounds Copper Scrap.
luu Viola Guu carnages, with the irons on
llit-nt
110 Ammunition Chcs'.s, black, walnut, and
copper.
GO tets ot Artillery Harness, for two horses,
Anr a quantity of othci property, consisting piinci
pally ot
Saddles,
Horse Equipments,
Iuliuitiy Accoutrements (leather),
Wutkei Apptcdases,
Harness,
Bullet Moulds,
Powder Flask, and
liludttmitus' Btl ows.
Tbe ftt'e will commence at 10 A. M., and continue
until all tbe properly is sold
1EUMJ.
Twenty per cent, on tho day of tho sale, and the
remainder when the ropertv Is delivered or within
leu flai t.
Pertons desiring to purchase the pi oprrty either
at Fort Fiflior, N. c, tiant or Macon, Ga., should
examine it Leiore the day ot the sale.
D W. FLAGLER,
Brevet Lleut.-Col. USA, Capt Ord ,
11 2 20t tommanding Augusta Arsenal.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DUUtiGISTS,
MANUFACTURERS.
IMPORTERS,
AM J) DEALERS IU
Taints, Varnishes, and Oils,
No. 201 NORTH VOURTII STREET,
COPNElt OF RACE.