The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-13

| Corps, which Major General Hancock, under
| special orders from the War Department, has
| been empowered to raise for service Only those
pereons who have served two years and been
| boporably discharged from service are privileged
10 enter this faYoIite corps, the ohiccs OF Wnlch
| have served honorably for the same period. The
Provost Marshals arc 70 receive tue men ana
furnish transportation 70 Washington, where tney
| will be enlisted and mustered into service, re-
| ceiyipR $500 cash bOunty-even though they
may enlist only for one car, though volunteers
| for two or three years viii be received. Every
volunteer who serves ia5hfnlly and preserves tue
| arms which are given into his charge when mus
tered into service, VIII be entitled 10 theln upon
| being honorably discharged.
In BEHALF or THE M1KNEN.--Who could not
forgive the milBmen for all ever alleged against
them in the way of adding water to the lactcal,
etc., after seeing little Of what they suffered this
| morning going their rounds. The poor fellows
were rcarly frozen on their seats while the dill.
| Guilty and annoy ance which they suffered through
| tho milk freezing in the spigots were enough 70
| try the patience Of o martyr. We really pttcd
| the poor fellows, and Will not once hint the use
| of wafer their part again, at least nntil the
! fno weather sets in. II would take great deal
of watering 10 compensate for sitting five or six
| horrs IN an exposed wagon, on a morning like
this and no one who has seen thom to-day will
| envy them al they make in their business.
Mus. MArr1B BnowN's LECTURES lady,
wife Of the Rev. Mr.. Brown, Of the Methodist
| Episcopal Church at Greensburg, Pa, will de-
| liver two lectures, tonight and next Thursday
| evening, at Concert Hall. The subject of the
| first one will be, "The Age of Republics, the
| Past or the Future" theme which opens wide
| field for historical and cocutionary display. Mrs.
Brown Is stated to be highly educated and cx-
| empary Christian lady, possessed of nne Orator-
cal powers and with voice unsurpassed Tor
power and Clearness.
| Snow ON TIE SIDRwALKs-Lieutcnsn George
! w. Paulin, of the Eighth Ward Police, has
issued processes upon forty different residents Of
the Seventh and Eighth Wards for the violation
OF the ordinance which prohibits snow from
| being allowed TO remain on the Sidewalks.
| They will all be fined for neglectlng to comply
| with the law. There shOnld also DC some penalty
attached for allowing hydrants 30 run, aud over
Gow payements and when the water freezes
making dangerous walking.
| Boxes TOR SoLDERs.-Many of our citizens
are preparing, and some have already forwarded,
boxes containing q variety of provisions suitable
for holiday dinners, TO the soldiers. All who
bavc friends in the army, who can he reached by
! express, should send them the material Tor u
] good Christmas dinner. Let those brave men
feel that those whom they left at home care for
them.
D1soRpERLY CHARA RAcTEns.-Thc police Of the
| Eighth Ward made descent en- a disordery
house in vandever street, kept by one Mary
Howard. Mary and five other females, aged be-
| tween II and 10 years, were taken into custody.
| The whole party had hearing before Alderman
| Patched this morning, and were held to answer.
! PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Herma an Men
chant was arrested o. Eleventh and Market
streets last night, upon the charge Of attempting
to pass q counterfeit $50 Treasury note. When
told that the note was bad he pulled another from
his pocket, and offered that also. lie was com
mitied by Alderman Jones. The accused halls
from Altoona.
ATrFMprED RoBBBRY.--About u o'clock last
NIGHT Officer Sanders discovered two men working
AZ the door of gentleman's furnishing store, No.
| 6lS Market street. As soon as the officer came
up the robbers fed. Tney had succeeded, by
. means of false keys, in unlocking tue door.
VIOLENT ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-rhis morn
Ing, Charles Eberle was before Alderman Shoe
maker upon the charge of having committed q
violent a, ,saut and battery upOn another man, al
| LithgOw aud Girard avenue, last night. lie was
committed, in default Of $4,000 bali, TO answer.
PRIzr FIGHr "A prize fight was eNpec.ed Il
take place some time during to-day at G!enwoo(
! below Chester. The pugilists we're two bull-dot
? ruifans, known as Deary and Dunn. a loi o
} | blaCklegs, thieves, and other rowdies lett 90
city l. st night and this morning 20 witness tn
l dggruceiul proceedings.
= RESCUED FRoM DRowN1NG.-AleHande
/, Lowry fell overheard at Willow Street whal
o last night, and would have been drowned onl
, for the timely assistance Of AOhicer Myers OF tn
, HarOOT Police.
G b. ScoTT, JR.-SALE or orr PAINTINGS AN
y PAsTus.-The sale of oil paintings and pasti
4 By B. Scott, Jr., takes place on Thursday, FrdAl
# ana Saturday evenings at "a O'Clock, at No 6.
> Chestnut street. The collection consists Of thrt
p hundred varied and pleasing subjects, and On
e braces sketches from the hSnds Of our most EN-
a nent artists. The names of G. Palisade, Ou
! Sommers Paul Ritter c. A. SOmmcrs, F. Hapsc
4 f. j, jackson, j. williamson, KuppendOrf H1
d den Villers 7. Verd Northcjte, II. Mlsh,
,r Augusta, A. Melrose and others OF equal aDlliE
are among the artists who have D OluCed IN
r collection. All of these are handsome
NJ aGOrned with gOld-leaf frames of sty
ls alone attractive and pleasing. All good Judg
m acknowledge these pictures Works or mefl
4 and coming from the pencil and brush OF Amer
~ Cau artists, arc worthy Of place in any plrlG
We should encourage home-art espe :i&ly VIII
the skill ard ability displayed are fully equal
c. | those of any foreign kuight Of the Brush. III
pictures Oiieied for sale by B. Scott pos ess r
merit and will stand the scrutiny OF the me
IS. TehLCd lover of art They are now open !
Wv public inspection, ana an that Is asked lof IIu
,cs our citizens iB to call and examine. We are cC
I tain that they will be impressed not only with
'of beautiful sketches Of sill descriptions chosen by
artist but the extraordinary manner 10 wnt
ara | they arc placed upon canvas. Inc "Pastlls,'
M | Brauchi arc The yery finest. We have not SO
any hing 70 equal them. Also Ihe "OfysA N
M dRllion."
20 PRoFEssoR BoILEs' ELECTRICAL INsTITU'
va | No 1910 valiant street, rhlade phia.-Dr S. BE
ok lth suecessor, formerly principal operator, invites
ant eaC Of all aed with acute chronic diseases OF ey
knd both malo and female lung and liver Diseases
|. digestive organs throughout ana al Finds Of neryo
ness veaAnsss, almost bfariabiy cured. The Eieor
4, more suogessf 10 all classes Of disease
81. all other practices e.ul}asR Gualaueos Of cure 81
OF when desired, patients are pronounced cuEabe'
nd se ccs of Dr. p sheia, of New YORK. one Of the 40