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JOHN RICHART"S
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

CoUNTERFEITING.-Thi morning the
Court resumed the case of two men named
Brown end Heokel, who stand charged with
having been engaged in passing counterfeit
money to large extent. At the time OF arrest q
considerable amount of spurious notes was
found upon them, and in close proximity where
the the, arrest took place. some six OF seven
hundred dollars of the same notes were
found where they had evidently thrown them
away, knowing that II taken with these bills in
their possession, the evidence against them
would be 20 strong as not to admit OF o single
doubt In their trial before the court the evi-
dence was Enthusiastically strong, and the pGosecu-
tor omitted nothing which could in anywise. tend
to strengthen the testimony adduced, although
the opposing counsel employed every legal point
aud tCchnicality OF evidence to prevent a convic-
tion. After the closing of the evidence and
pleadDgs on both sides, the Judge charged the
Jury in very pointed and able manner, setting
forth every point of Law and evidence bearing
upon the case, and showing the evils arising
from violations of law prohibiting the issuing
and circulating of counterfeit bills. The jury
then retired. end had not returned with their
verdict MP 10 the time OF the present writing.
For several months past an unusual amount of
counterfeit money hae been circulating in Cam
den and the adjoining villages, consisting OF
fractional currency and notes of various de-
scTiptions, which have been so well executed that
most people have been deceived by them. The
officers of the law have been vigilant In ferret
ing out the offenders, and it Is quite possible
that the two men above mentioned have been
largely engaged in the business.
RAILROAD IN CAMDEN.-A number of
wealthyand influential gentlemen in Camden have
formed an association for the purpose of build
ing horse car railroad in Camden, extending
from Cooper's to Kaighn's Point, through seve-
raj OF the most prominent streets. They Will
obtain a charter at the present session OF the
Legislature, and the work of construction will
commence at the early opening of spring. The
beginning of this road will be only the COM
mencement of enterprise in that line, as a num-
Der OF others are contemplated, and viii speedily
be started. These roads cannot fail to be of
great advantage to the citizens of Camden, and
will contribute in no small degree to the ad-
vancement of the city.
CRowDED.--The Station House during the
night Is pretty well crowded with dodgers, com
prising some very pititul cases, who seek shelter
there from the inclement weather. These poor
people are OF all grades upon which poverty and
destitution have lain their sqnalid hands, and
they must suffer ifftoerable pangs were it not
for the provision thus made by the city.
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Governor BrOwnlOw and the Tennessee
CongTessmen.

The Nashville Union publishes the following
note from Governor Brownlow:-
NASHVILLE, January 1l.-Editor of the Nash
Vile UniOn:-In your issue of this morning you
give an extract from letter to Philadelphia
paper, written from Washington, representing
me as having written several letters to Washing
ton opposing the admission of the Tennessee
members to their seats | have urged in my let
tiers to Washington lust The reuerse, as did in
my message to the Legislature. / hold that the
Tennessee Senators and Representatives ought
to be admitted and they will be.
''lf the Union were Rebel sheet, should
not ask this correction.
Respectfully, etc.,
'W. G. BRowNLow"
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MARRJEn

FRATCIS-WEMMtR.-O Wednesday, che 17ch
instant, at the residence Of the brides father Mr.
GeOIge Getz, BY Rev. p. Klineteiter, Rev. ,. A X.
FRANCIS TO Mis-, MAGGIE a. HEMMER, bo,h OF
FhadeIphia
SCHRACK-GRUBB AT the ST. Lawrence Ho-
tel, January 18, by Rev Joun Mcleod, Mr.. RICH.
ARD W. SCHRALK to Miss A4INIEM M GkUBB,
poth of Chester county, IA. I'D
1OAILINSON N-LONiISTREFH.- - On the 18Th
Isant, at the residence brother, j. Cooke
Iopgsireth, Esq, by the Rev. Z. stanton, ESSE
TOMLlNSON TO LYDIA q. LON ySTRErH, ali OF
this city. No cards. -
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Park 5 Third stree, and Morris Brass band ia
attendance. 'HH
TRUssEs BRACES, and Mechanical Remedies ad-
corner OF Twelfth and Race street, Ladies' entrance
ON welfth street, drst door be ow Pace.
ALL Books are so d at usual rates at the Evans
GIFT Book store, No 628 'hosnut street. and a git
worth trOm 80 cents 10 500, bestowed upon each
BUY YOUR CLoTn1EG at Charles IL Stokes &c Co.'s
one price, under the Continental.
THE PHANTOM OF THE FOREST Emerson Benefits
splendid Backwoods STORY; Nkw STORY by the
author or FAST LYNNE;" and new POEM by
FLORENCE PERCY, are all in the SATURDAY Ewes.
ING POsr for tins week.
CnILDREn's CLoTHNG.-Boys, girls, infants,
end Misses' Clothing in endless variety, al NJ Shoe
maker & Co.'S Nos and 8 N Eighth street.
Buy YOUR CLoTHINGa at Charles s II. Stokes Co.'s
one price, under the Continental
LACE CURTAINS, and vestibule Laoes and Rods,
in great variety, at
w.HENRT PATTEN's. No. l4os Chestnut street.
BUY YOUR CLoTuINGa az Charles a. Stokes Co.'s
enc price, under the Continental.
TIE PHANTOM OF THE FOREST Emerson Bennett's
splendid Backwoocs Storyi NEW ST0RY by the
author of EAST LYNNE;" and new POEM by
FLORENCE PRRcY. are all IN the SATURDAY EVEN
ING POST for this week.
WE ARE GLAD TO KNOW that the Evans Gift Book
Store is permanently established at No 628 Chesnut
sueet. Costly gifts are gwen to AL customers
BUY YOUR CLOTHING at Charlts II. Stokes s. Co.'s
one price, under the Continental.
OLD FURNITURE overhauied, mendsd, and re.
upholstered at
w. HENRY PATTEN's, No. l409 Chestnut street.
BUY YOUR CLoTH1Ns at Charles II Stokes & Co.'s
one price, under the Continental.
THE EVANS GIFT Book STORE is now permanently
established in our city, at No 628 Chestnut street.
BUY YOUR CLOTHING at Charles IL. Stokes s. Co.'s
one price, under the Continental,
/. +. WALRAvRN,
Masonic Hall.
Window Curtains, Window Shades,
Window Curtains, Window Shades,
Window Curtains, Window Shades,
Window Curtains, Window Shades,
j. u. WALRAvEE
No. 71e Chestnut street.,
W. & B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market,
VIZ b Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market.
W & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
" s. b., Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W & b. Good Clothing Oak all, Sixth and Market
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FATAL REsULT.-Conrad Runser, whose
arm was shockingly mangled by being caught in
the machinery of paper mill, at Manayunk,
died last evening from the effects of his INJURIES
The arm had previously been amputated at the
shouldpr.blade -
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FRIDAY M

JOHN O'MAHoNY.--On Saturday night d
eTand mass meeting Of the Fenians Of our city
viii be held at the SAMSON Street Hail. As no
larger place could be secured they were com.
PEELED 10 take this ore, when If SIX Academies
were engaged all would be filled. John O'Ma-
hOny and B. Doran KilliRp will speak. When
we say this we need add no more, as the mere
ten times as large as the Hall can naccommodate
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CHARGED WITH VAGRANcY.---Ye 7 esterday
the Twentieth Ward police visited Camp Cad
walader and arrested eighteen contrabands who
had been left there, and had no homes. They
had followed regiments from the South. and
some of them had been engaged as officers ser
wants. They were committed as vagrants.
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ARREsTED.-Thomas Bal, colored, has
swer the larceny of some goods from the front
of store door at Fourth and South streets. A
pal" of Balls was arrested at the time the act
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THE GIVEN CONTESTED ELECTION CASE,
The answer of John Given, whose claim for
the City Commissonership is now being contested
by Major Weaver, will be fled in the Court OF
Common Pleas on Monday next.
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.--John Dona-
hue, the proprietor OF junk shop at Alder
and Master streets, was arrested yesterday upon
the charge OF receiving lot of stolen rope. He
was hold by Alderman Fitch.
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LARCENY.-James Bradley has been COM
mitted in default OF $500 bail by Alderman
Clouds, TO answer the charge OF stealing watch
from house in Huntingdon avenue, above
Erankford road. aThe defendant crept in the
window '
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MACHINERY PFRFEoTED in all the wide range
OF human inventions the genius Of man has never
been more usefuily called INTO operation than IN
bringing to perfection durable cheap, efcie ut and
simple Sewing Machine. applying these essential
qualities of a good Sc Wig Machine to the Florence
sold at 10. go Chestnut street, consider that its
projectors have perfect right to claim for IT, IN the
highest degree simplicity with durability, and the
further qualty oil dong greater range of work
than any other competitor, whist It be easily
understood by all Besides embodying all the
advantages otsother machines the Florence possesses
many Improvements any and ali OF them
such making four different kinds OF stitches a
seltadjusing tension adapted to all Kinds of work,
never failing to give the amount of tension
always in exact proportion the size of the
tobbin, the peculiar method of taxing u the slack
thread the excellent and exclusive feature of adjust
ing the length of the stitch and the direction or the
same, denomnated the reversible teednotion, which
enables the operator, by simply turning q thumb
screw, to have the work ,lther to the right or
left to stay any part OF the lasten the ends
OF seams without turning Tire fabric. A careful
examination OF the construction and WORKING OF the
Florence Machine will convince any one of its SUI
peroritY, and we won advise our readers who are
desirous of buying gift that viii be most acceuGable
to the wife, daughter and friend, to buy + iorenca
Sewing Machlne--a gift of beauty and utility that
Will last lifetime. Every machine sold is
ranted to give satisfaction and instructions glven
without charge Call early to secure prompt de-
livery, as the Company are now behind their
orders.
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SPLENDID SKATING this evening AZ the Keystorb
Park, 3. third street and Morris. Brass band ia
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TRUssEs, BRACES, and Mechanical Remedies ad.
justed with professional skill by @. H. Needles,
corner OF Twelfth and Race streets. Ladies' entrance
ON welfth street drst door be ow Pace.
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SLIPPERY PAvEMENTs.- 81.
Pavements all ice some people keep,
Nor ashes on them spread, ~
And travellers thereon must creep
With danger and with dread.
For, if you save your limbs and nose
There may be some other vexing woes
Result from such o fall
The seams in pants none can insure
Unless on do that kind secure
That come from Tower Hall!
GLNTs', YOUTHS, AND Boys CLOTHING.
TOWER HALL,
I'D No. 6l6 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co.
Prices greatly reduced to sui the times
Goods sold at iotpe7 prices than for seyernL qe1rs
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ALL Books are so at usual rates at the EYat
Gift Book Store No. 628 ''hesnut street. ana a git
worth from 80 cents 10 800, bestowed upon eae
pnrehaser OF O book.
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GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

OFFICE, No AS w4LN UT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL PAID IN IN CASH, e2OO,uOO.
his company continues 20 write Fire Risks only
Its capital, with good surplus Is SAFELY invested
3OI
Losses by hre have be promptly paid, and than
s50O,000
Disbursed on this ccount within tse past few years.
For the present the OH ce OF this company will
remain at
No 4l5 WALNUT STREET,
But within few months will remove to its OWN
BUILDING
N. L. CORNER SEVENTH AND CHEsNUT STREETS.
Then as now we hail be happy 20 insure patrons
such Itt, consistent with SAFETY.
THOMAS CRAVEN, .-''T ELFRED c. GILLETr,
rUlMAN sHEPPARD, N. p. LAWRENCE.
rb0S MACKFLLAk, HARLES l. DUPONT,
JOHN SUPPhf f. HEkRY Il. KESNFY,
joan w CL GHORN, JOSEPH KLAPP. NJ. D.
SILAS YERkEe, JR.,
THOMs 8 OR WEN President
ALFRED s. G ILLE1 v President and Treasurer
JANIS ALYoRL, Secretary. 9ly
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WANTS

III WANTED-A LARGE STORE ON MAR
ILL LET Street between Eighth and Twelfth streets
Tor three or five ears. Address no MO-" through the
office OF this paper. Is 3t4p
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DISHONEST ESIPLoYE.-Willam Rander-
son, lad who says he came from Georgia, was
arrested at the Reading Railroad depot last
night charged with the larceny of S3S from a
Montgomery county farmer, with whom he had
been employed. He had only been there week
when he robbed his employer and left. The de-
fendant was remanded for trial.
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING at Charles II Stokes 6 Co.
one price, under the Continental.
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A NEW CoUNTERFEIT.-Capt Franklin,
of the United States Treasury Department, has
detected new TWENTY-FIVE cent fractional cur
Iency note. They are very well calculated to
deceive those dealing in small change. The
vignette IN the centre is bad, the figure having a
breastpin, while in the genuine nothing of the
kind appears 1t would be well for every body to
be on their guard in respect to this matter.
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SLIGHT FIREs-This morning, shortly after
8 o'clock, slight fire occurred at No 3O6 German
street.
About O'clock slight fire also occurred at
Patton's plaster mill, Beach street. below Brown.
COMMITTED. : John Norris, colored, has
been committed by Alderman Moore to answer
the charge of having robbed woman at Seventh
and st. Mary streets OF 800 aaI+
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CoUGHs AND CoLDs.-Those who suffering
from Coughs, Colds, Hoaraeness, Sore Throat etc.
should try "BrOaoR's Bronchiat 7roches" simple
remedy which is in almost every case efectual. The
Troehes have been tested by time, and pronounced
universally superior to all other articles for same
purnOAe.
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REDUCED PRICES.
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THE PHANTOM OF THE oREsT Emerson Bennett
splendid Backwoods STORY; a Nkw STORY by th,
author OF FAST LYNNE;" and q new POEM by
FLORENCE PERCY, are all in the SATURDAY Ewes
ING Posr for this week.
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UPHOLSTERY. Carpets laid, Bedding, Blinds,
Shades and Furniture mended and upholstery work
of every description done immediate call, by as
many workmen required, at
w. HENRY PATTEN's, No 1408 Chestnut street.
AMBoLINR gives most attractive and glossy
appearance TO the Hair, 1t is composed entirely OF
fragrant roots, herbs, and flowers blended with the
most uxuriant perfume 1t never fails TO 0lve entire
satisfaction to those who have given it t1a.
A New TEA HOUSE w invite attention TO the
opening of the new Red lea House, corner of
Ave tth and Market streets, under tue AUSPICES of
Messrs Boyd Co., who have on hand one OF the
finest assortment of Teas hat can be found ia tue
cry, and to winch the patronage of tho publc is
most COZ daily solicited
The PHANTOM oETuE FOREST. Emerson Bonno't's
splendid Baekwoods STORY; NEW STORY bY the
author of EAST LYNNE;'' and a new PoESr Dy
FLORENCE PERCY, are all IN the SATURDAY EVEN.
ING PosT ior this week
WINDOW SHADES Curtains, Curtain Goods and
Bedding, at
W. HENRE PATTEE's Old Established House,
No. l40S Chesnut street.
HAVANA CiGARs and Lynchburg Tobacco best
in the ciiY, Mt moderate prces at FlaherCv's No
S37 Chesnut, oppo.ite the Continental. Notice,
store closed on Sunday. Customers please purchase
SATURDAY night.
WE ADVISE ALL OUR RRADEEs TO call at the
Evans 6iIt Book store, no. 62S ChGsnur street.
Dent, and vaIuable gt Dr sented with each book
purchased.
FROM trop'c flowers that scent the moonlit q ade
Phaon's 'Night-blOoming Cereus' Is made
Phaon s. Son, manufacturers, New York sold
everywhere.
NArTREssEs and Bedding renovated and made
up equal to new, at
w. HENRY PArTEN's, No liOS Chestnut street.
( ----------------
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W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall Sixth and Market,
VIZ Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. RIB, Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market.
". s. b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall Sixth and Market.
W. b., Good Clothing, Oak Fall, Sixth and Market,
W. & b. Good Cloihing, Oak Hal, Sixth and Market.
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FINE CLOTHTNG,
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FINE ARTs.--The paintings which have been on
exhibition at Scott's Art Gallery No 1920 Chestnut
street. for the last few days, will be sod positively
without reserve, this evening at u O'Clock. Among
the collection many splendid pictures by some o.
our best American artists, comprising landscapes
river and mountain scenery. Lovers of art will do
well to attend this SALE it W II afford the only
opportunity to select good painting for some time
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CHILDREE's CLoTHrNG.-Boys', girls, infants
end Misses' Clothing, in endless variety al NJ ShO,
maker G. Co.'S, Nos and 8 N Eighth street.
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free from dirt slate, and other impurities, and at
reasonable costP If So you can procure the same oi
W. W. Alter, the extensive dealer family coal, at
his yard, No 957 N Ninth street, or his Office at
Sixth and Spring Gan den streets. Mr.. Alter gives
his personal attention to the delivery of coal to pur
cbasers, and he guarantees what we have stated
with the other importantrequlsile of good weight
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The PHANTOM FTHE FOREST Emerson Bonno t's
splendid Backwoods STORY; NEW STORY by the
author of EAST LYNNE;'' and a new PoEoI oY
FLORENCE PERCY are all IN the SATURDAY EVEN.
ING PosT ior this week
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n NArTREssEs and Bedding renovated and made
up equal TO new ut
W. HENRY PATTENs, No lIOS Chestnut street.
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Prices greatly reduced to suit the times.
Goods sold at iOtcel' prices than for several yedrs
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WE ADVISE ALL OUR RRADERs 10 call at the
Evans Git Book Store, 40 62S ChGsnur street.
Books are sold rs cheap as any other estaD lsh-
ment and a vaIuable gift Dr sented with each book
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WINDOW SHADES, Curtains, Curtain Goods and
Bedding, at
W. HENRY PATTENs Old Established House.
No. 140S ChesnLt street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

FROM trop'c flowers that scent the moonlit ade
Thalon's Might t-booming Cereus" Is made
Phalon s. Son, manufacturers New York sold
avprVWheIe.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-19

HAVANA CIGARS and LyDchbUrg Tobacco, best
in the city, Mt moderate prices, at flahervs, No.
store closed on Sunday. Customers please purchase
SaIurQay nlght,
Arizona miner., 1866-04-11
ADMINS rRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate of Fred Megges, deceased.
 By virtue of an order of the Hon. Hez. Brooks Judge of Probate in and for the county of Yam pal, Arizona Territory all persons interested ar, required tc be and appear before said Judge. al the court house, in the town of Prescott. in said county, at 10 o'clock a. m. on the 5th day o May, A. D. 1866, then and there to show cause fl any they have why certain real estate, mining claims, etc., belonging tO said estate. shall not bt ordered sold to pay the debts and charges of ad minstration of ssid estate, or so much thereof a, shall be necessary Co pay the same Prescott March 28. 1866 N L. GRIFFIN,
 Administrator of the estate of Fred Mcggcrs, de
 ceased, 6td