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New-York tribune., 1867-10-14
E1VY GAZETTE.

Astsg Passed Asrsnf Surgeon saut Paymase G. Bnrgcss
TLsodore been de hol0raby discharged
hs Bufeau u Ned 1854 The uueEIired portion Of The
and Sufyefy anI placed eutns 0 Fs Asu Engineer
waiting ORDER. Com James H. horizon been
sandff eary TaBau h issB H'd sod ~ placed AaBg
efosJe0 W lt SEble Adihg ~ l0ndfTG
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

pi,., Sun
- HIGH
Sandy Hoo. 7s2 Cows Island s42 Hell Gate.....lo23
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Is, a. 3d. 4t6. sia 9th 7th. sth Total
85sssl;:ci:; Oriental, c.:;.. 10 8 2 IS
Umpire Mr. Of the Fulton Club Scorers Mess Free and
Bauiham. Time game, hours and twenty i've minutes
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HOFFS MALT EXTRACT.

DEAR SIR; Allow to add to the testimonials which the
heroes Of Medical Science both Europe and this county have
willingly given TO you also my approyanot to demonstrate by
the high value Of your Malt EIirse but to f6 my duty oy
thanking benescor For wears have been SEX With
the rheumatic typhus fever suffering also from swelling and softer
ing Of the bones Thanks the excellent physician
my life has been saved sGr all. Ny parents have given
hopeless mp IL is the power Of good physicians and Of med
cnes diseases But for the great loss Of strength,
el debility fear and anxiety and all other lis which followed
my fever, there
At last physician induced try llofs Malt Extract
It's taste delighted could take it without throwing itsoS
Afterwards eoad dgest BROTH then chicken and noS have
e0 nay bed, enjoying some strength and GOOD appetite
WmHELNISE MAIDHoV No. ls4 Edrdsest, n Y
To L. Hof No 5I2 Broadway. N Y
Price, dozen, s6 dozen sl; dsen sa0 Orders by mail
promptly executed Agencies established in all places where none eri
,reslv
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

The PequOt Baseball Club OF New-LOndon Were
Friday morning by the Committee on Rules that al games
them Clubs for the State Championship since
he first esm The Monitors Waterbury null and void and
that the the Cub be settled ubeoe any others
can attended the with the RIVER
sides Of Norsh and so the lately played With the Bridgeport
a.
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lAnBOnncements.l !

ARTESIAN AND PETROLEUM WELLs-The
great kARTH BoRISG MACHINE with which hole from inches
ec diameter sunk through solid depth
can be seen al No. IN Peaflst, y. y City.
III You want good
LGnr AND STILna HAT,
Got0 Vans No lA FutsasL
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S1urt dolarorn's 8 S1utitr.

NRwYoRK
PORr.WARpENs OFFICE No. % WilhAm-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
- Section passed April H. 1851, entitled An Act To
eoru he Waneus Ofce Port OF New York" all persons
tcrted m having charge Of the subject matter OF such uqa
or the following vessels under erahna
% nv tb Port ieus said examinations will
he completed ws ten days succeeding this notice boar SAID
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ba:s;aN;..a,;Ysy!I.liaiMM Z.

rHE GREAT REMEDY For ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
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WARM AIR FURNACES.

OF ALL SIZES SUITABLE FOR pwELLINGHoUSES, STORES
AND CHURCHES.
Long experience enables give KNTl SATISFACTION m f
branch business prepared 20 eecte work al short ho'
md IA best JANts, hitd lANp 80, =
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

Hartford II he large elegant eommodiou-u "a,
style of the French 1haer New iork Thu e local
p New developments have been made In the Goodrich babuiug
insi Supreme A0uIo M Goodrich has allowed
tfsy Dis behalf this being the dr Of the lnd under the
point blank the testimony ef bis brother Ma
tLa of Charles Parsons who principal witness tJ the pTosce
ton. He gives hs brother very bad cLapciet
WATERFORD, CONN-Mr Warren Gates. who
the Milestone Quarry TLuI iay
New-York tribune., 1867-10-14

Deputy Reyue Commissioner 39e8 barrels Of WHISKY brought into
this number 8d barrels had been seized for being Improperly
branded OH barrels detained for nyesgauOD ana The other
22o barrels deposited 10 warehouses in the several districts 10
which they consigned tie bond Amer the visit 81 me Committee
Philadelphia and when ster' Association had been ORGANIZED
there, az their suggestion the price Of whisky increased 20 per
gallon Mtssr Simms Schwartz, and j. Cosey apPntei 70
, th dses 10 learn whether they running aer which the
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DIED..

CRUIKSdANR.-On the 22d OF December Mrs,
CAROLINE O. CRUIKSHANK, relict of the late
LawreLCe Cruikshank. aged 30 years
The relatives and trenos OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from the esidenee of hor bro
Jher, G. William Schaffer, No 954 Kurz street, below
Girard avenue, Thursday afternoon next at 2
O'Clock.
GEYER.-On the 2lst Instant. after long and lin.
gs-ing iuess JOHN .GEYER In the S9th year Of his
age.
members OF Mount Airy Lodge No. 2S5, 1. o OF o. f.;
ard the Oider in general, respectfully Invited
attend the funeral, from his late residence No. 5662
Main street, Mount Airy, Twenty-second Ward,
Wednesday. the 25th instant, al o'clock.
LENIZ.-On the I'D instant. EMMA SOPHIA
daughter OF Mary and the late Jacob II. Lentz In the
10th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend hel
funeral, from the residence of her uncle w. NJ. Tay-
lor, No. 232 Vine street. ON " ednesday. the 25th
slant, at o'clock 7. VI. Interment at Laurel Hill.
MCNUTT-On the 2lst instant, LIZZIE MIN ERVA,
eldest daughter of Ezra and Rebecca McNutt In the
18th year OF her age.
The relatives aod friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend her funeral from her parents
residence, No. $50 NJ Tenth street. N, u. corner of
slant O'Clock, without further notice. To proceed
IL odd Fellows Cemetery.
SCHoCH.-on the 22d instant, ANNA ELIZA
aged years months anu 2l days.
The relatives friends OF the family respect
fully attend the nneral trona the residence
of her parents. No 429 WIldey street. Thursday
sttAi at O'clock without further notice. To pro-
ceed to HAnUN er Street Receiving Vault.
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THE PLACE TO BUY CHRISTMAS GOoDs-To-nght
Santa Claus returns again. after lapse Of one year.
and II could but syy peer into that curious great
bag which he Is said TO carry az his sde anu Whlch
contains many wonders, we would uud )u6tedly see
that he had made a prOtracied stay at Ritchle y
WoelppeTs, No. q North Eighth street. For IL would
be found full OF fine gloves and neat hosiery and 10;
com parable handkerchief aud warm underweRr-all
coming from this establish meut OF Richie Woepper
(which in truth has hardly compeer in this coun-
try. These gentlemen have given their undivided
attention the manuf cure OF these articles, and
from long years OF practice and long years OF expe
rlepce are now able TO manufacture goods hrmer In
fh cir texture beautiful 10 Jner appearance. and
darAble In their lasting qualities than can be found
elsewhere. Their stock OF handke chleS, expressly
selected the holiday safes is unsurpassed. There
are kerchefs without number TO suit the rioh
we'll as the poor and the young as The od-from the
chez pest ofcotton the best of silk lace linen
HaI dkerchlefs bv the million and for the mil lions are
here wbi the stock OF owes is 30 fine and varied
that II would make the eyes OF connOisseur gSten
60 look at them. Richie & Woelpper have now on
hand the best of ore and domestic goods and the
pro the most popular These should be sufficient
Inducements % invite Christmas call 81 No. n
North Eighth stree
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F 0 RTH EDITION
LATER FROM WASHINGTON.
A Batch OF Army ami Navy Orders
Closing OF the Department for
the Holidays, Etc.
WASH NoroN, Dec. ~

army Orueras
Brevet Major. General j. b. Mcintosh Lieu
tenant Colonel 42d Infantry, has been appointed
deputy Governor of the Soldiers Home, his
former former appointment Of Treasurer being re-
Surgeon O. H. Lamb, In addition TO the du-
Ties OF Surgeon, has been appointed Treasurer
ana secretary OF the Soldiers Home.
Major II. w. Wharton, OF tue retired list, has
Deen ordered to report to General Van Vliet,
more. -
Navy Department..
The following. named Midshipmen In the
united states Navy have been ordered to ord
nance duty:-Frederick Orocker. John o. Foley.
aenry W. Lyons, and Charles 8. Sperry. at the
Boston Navy Yard; William Fl. Parker, at the
washington Navy Yard; NJ. b. Field, M. s. Day,
george W. Costar, and Rufus Waterman. at
Portsmouth, N. H
The following officers have been detached
from the United States steamer MononRabelR
ana 81 placed on waiting orders;-Lieutenant P.
ID. harrington, Ensign; t. A. Lyons, Mid hip
man; L. " Housen, A. Banker. Ed. WOod-
man, j.. V: Hemphill, and b. s. RiohardS.
second Assistant Engineer, Q. j. Habigont and
Carpenter A. u. Thomas.
Treasury Department..
The Treasury Department was closed to-day
at noon, to remain closed until day after To-
morrow. ~
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THE GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE stands
unrivalled q holiday gift. Such Instrument
would make undoubtedly the most sensible suitable,
and pleasing git 10 lady friend. No home should
neatness Of appearance and the perfectness Of It's
lectlons for such a holiday gift purchasers should
criticize strictly the merits of all the varieties manu-
featured. To get the best is simply another term
the Grover e. Baker machine. It is the only perfect
machine; aud the value and OF others increase as
by degrees they assume the workings and move
ments Of tSs standard. The Grover & Baker ware
rooms at 730 Chestnut street, and well filled
with these beautiful ins truments
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Government Stocks in New York.
Espnc1A1 pnsrArOu TO rnz EVENING rnLpaRAru

ESPECIAL DEsPATOH TO The EVENING TELEGRAPH. |
NEW YORK, Dee. A.-Smith, Randolph d Co,
Bankers, No l6 South Third street, and NO
Nassau street, New York, report at O'CLOCK
this afternoon as follows
United States 1885, ll214@ll29s
United States 5-20s, 1867, I0S169l0S14.
United States 5-2Gs, 1854, lO51S9l05I.
United States 62Os, 1855, l05zz9l059S
United States S. 2Os, 1867, 1850 lOSIz
United States l0-40s l0l1S@l0l5k.
June and July 7'3Os, l045s@l04a.
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JEwELRY-Those OF our readers who contemplate
purchasing jeweirV for the holidays, will nnd the
splendid stock of Mfr. w. w. Cassidy, No IL South
Second street. of the choicest and best assorted
in the city. Mr.. Cassidy has an Infinite variety OF
articles In suverwRre and Jewelry, which he offers
at prices which unprecedeutedly low, considering
the absolute purity of the material All tastes and
every purse can be suited in this establishment A
visit to this establishment certain TO result in plea
sure and profit
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HOLIDAY Books Everybody desires to purchase
one or more books a. Christmas time, for q book
q set OF half dozen is about me most acceptabl
pres, mt we can make 70 a friend. The well known
dealer q. W. Pitcher No sos leBnut street, has
OF the largest ana most drs rahe stocks Of goods In
the city he has adopted the plal OF giving 10
his GUS omers part OF the large IeIail profit by
fuciDg his goods from twenty-five to ny per cent,
he ofers Inducements equalled by other house
Pitcher, In addition 10 his looks has splendid
assortment Of stereOecOpes views, static picture
frRmes photogrsp phs and Prangs American Chromoss
Tor which he Is aReRt in this i'y. Those wonderful
works Of precisely smilartO oil paintings and
cannot be distinguished from them by the most RI gid
sorut ny ANY of these ardcles are appropriate for
sidered they are the cheapest goods In the market
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SERIOUS BURNING CAsB.--Two men engaged
In the dIstileTy business at William and
Salmon streets, named Thomas Lsppin and
Dennis Call, were endeavoring this morning to
start the fire In the furnace. II Is alleged tnat
both were intox icated at the time. Lappin tried
TO rake the cinders down from the furnace, and
failing TO discover any fire, Call thought he
could help him In his efforts. he accordingly
drew bucket-full OF whisky aud threw IL on
the clpdeTs. The flames darted up, burning
Bappin and scorching his whiskers and.hair.
The sufferer was taken in charge and his inju-
rles attended TO. The affair created consider
able excftpmpnt
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AT THE CATHEDRAL TOMORROW POntifcal
High Mass will be celebrated by Right Rev
Bishop Wood. at l0% O'Clock, with all the i'm
pressive ceremonies Incident to the great festi-
val of Christmas. Hummelps Grand Mass, No
Q. in g, will be sung. At the offertory. "Adeste
Fideles." The choir will be assisted by the Ger
mania Orchestra. the whole under the direction
of Mr.. Michael II. Cross
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HEARINGS AT THK CENTRAL STAT1oN.-Bsfore
Alderman Beitler, at 2 o'clock to-day, Morrltz
Stern was charged with obtaining S4S7'50, be-
longing to henry Codoara & Co., by false and
fraudulent representations. He was held in
$1,000 bail for a further hearing.
Isaiah Brennan was charged with the larceny
of a trunk containing wearing apparel, belong
ing TO Charles Holland. He was held in $1,000
bail to appear at Court.
james Bond, alias John Rice, aged sixty
seven, was arraigned upon the charge OF pur-
loining several packages belonging to different
parties from the Ridgway House, at the foot of
Market street He was held for further
h. airing.
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BrronR UNIrEp srArrs CoMMussIol

"A hearing took place this morning before
United States Commissioners Smith, In the case
OF John Hartzinger, found hauling nine barrels
OF whisky last evening in the neighborhood of
Ninth and CallowhiIl streets. Several wilt
nesses were examined, who testified TO the
hauling of the whisky by the defendant, but
they were unable TO state whore he was hauling
the article TO give positive proof OF his inten
tion TO wrong the Government. The accused
was then hold for q further examination.
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Gramm9T School, Fifth and Poplar sire ets took
place this morning in the school room. which
was beautifully decorated with evergreens
There was q large attendance, and after recita-
tions by the children, which attested we'll to
their intellectual culture, and singing addresses
OF the Board of Control, Rev. Mr.. Dickerson,
and others
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

More Fentan FlascOs - Attempts to
BLOW up the Gas Works at Liver
pool and GlasgOw-The Eruption OF
NeGuvtus.
LONDON, Dec. A-Noon.-The Fenians ara
sIlli active. The newest sensation is an effort
MADE last evening TO destroy the Gas Works at
Glasgow. Attempts had been made the night
before To destroy the Gas Works at Warrington.
In Liverpool. In both cases the efforts were unS
successful. The authorities in those cities ara
doubly watchful, and no further trouble Is an
pretended. Dispatches received from various
parts OF the kingdom report everything quiSt
to-day.
The eruption Of Yesuvius is increasing.
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tLATER.l ]
News from admiral DavIs' Squadron.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO TIE EVENING TELEGRAPH. I
WASHINGTON, Dec 24.-Secretary Welles this
morning received a letter from Rear Admi raj
Davis, commanding the South American Squa-
dTon, dated Rio Janeiro, NOvem Der 20, In which
he reports the operations OF the vessels of his
squadron for October The flagship Guerriere
during the month visited Rio Janeiro, Pernam.
bUco, and Bahia, and on the 3lst of October was
at Bahia, in excellent condition. The Wasp
cruised from Janeiro TO Bahia, and was at the
latter place on the 3lst. The Pawnee from the
lst to the 3ist, was at Bahia, where a naval
general court martial was held on board. The
Kansas was at Montevideo all through October
repairing steering apparatus. The Hansa was
at Rio de Janeiro all of October The Shamokin
from the lst to the 10th was in L'jan river and
from the 18th to 3lsta at Buenos Ayres
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STEALING BRIsTLEs.-John Blake, sixteen
years of age. w0s arrested yesterday, on the
charge of robbing store at Fifth and Dolphin
streets. 1t appears that the accused was found
carrying three bags of bristles used for making
brushes, and that when questioned in regard
10 them he could give no satisfactory account
Of the ill-gotten property. He had a hearing
before Alderman Slnex, and was held to answer
for the Offense,
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FELL ON THE ICB.-Mrs. Annie Noble,
while on her way to the New York depot yes.
terday afternoon, slipped on the ice and injured
herself seriously. She was conveyed to the
Episcopal Hospital, where her injuries were
attended TO.
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THR ARCTIC SKATING PARK.-This Skating
ries 10 the cellars OF the houses opposite the
Park, by being flooded with water said TO have
come from IT, having been caused by the burst
ing of water pipe.
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STILL ANoTHKR.-The body of dead iniant
was found In wood pile at Almond ST. ssISSs 10y
wharf this morning. IL was taken 10 the LILY ~
Ward Station House. ana the Coroner hOeih0u
10 hold an inquest,
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--latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE Dec "a Cotton quiet. l5@l6J<c. Flour
steadieT sales OF low grades City mills shipping
at SO75 Wheat scarce. and 80 6O692 10 for prime to
choice. Corn very firm At about yesterdays prices.
Oats, 75Q7sc. Provisions unchanged. There is some
demand Tor bulk Meats-thorOughly cured scarce.
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DITTO N
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS.

Marriage OF Colonel Parker Last Evening
General Grant and Reconstruction
Senator Sherman's Financial
Scheme-The Internal ReVe.
nue. COmmisslOnership-
The Democratic Pre-
sldential Com
mlttee, Etc.
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MARRIED.

cCLENNEN-PRUTzMAN- AT the Parsonage of
the Presby yterian Church, RoXbOro December 10 By
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Mr.. OHART ES MCCL LENNEN
to Miss AMANDA PKUTZMAN, all OF RoxbOro,
Philadelphia.
wATERS-F -FIsHER.-On the 14th of November,
1867, by the Rev. q A. Peltz, Mr.. FRANK M'
city.
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SERIOUS FALL.-Thomas Cahill fell last even
ing. at Fifth and South Streets and dislocated
his arm. He was removed to the Hospital.
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STABLE ROBBED.-The stable belonging to
d. w. Hill, in the rear of No. 1882 North Fif-
teenth street, was entered last evening, and a
pair OF pants, an overcoat, and pair of boots
were stolen, The articles belonged o the driver.
The thief made good his escape.
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SAD ACCIDRNT.-About IL O'Clock this morn
ing Robert Keys. son of Mr.. Keys, residing at
No. 1923 Rockford street, was seriously burned
by his clothes taking fire from a stove. The
little fellow is not expected to survive,
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PANEL SMAsHER.-A young man, giving
the name OF Patrick McElheny, was arrested
last evening by Policeman Briggs, at Sixteenth
and Catharine streets on the charge of panel
smashing. The accused was caught while
operating on a store door. He was taken before
Alderman Mink, and committed In default or
ball 10 apBWer for the alleged odense.
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1877, FINE CONFECTIONERY 1867.
In neat boxes Holiday Presents delivered to any
mart of the city, Il. G. WHITMAN d Co.,
No. 3ls Chestnut street,
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PREsENTs FOR ALL
ssOO,OOO worth to be given away.
no BLANKS.
Shares One Dollar each.
For Benefit OF Soldiers ana Sailors Orphans.
Office, No. 92l Chesnut street.
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APHMADELPMA WOMAN EMIGRATEs TO MAINE,
AND THERE CoNBEssES To HAVING COMMITTED
SEVERAL CRlMkS.-In the Portland Star, of De-
cember 2l, we find the following item of interest
to Philadelphians:-
''An interesting will doubtless be brought to
light, in few weeks, relative to mur der aud other
crimes. A woman VINO has lately been to the
Almshouse in Eliot, by a man whom she called her
husband, has made a confession of certain crimes.
The name of the man whom the WON claims as her
husband Is james Straw alias James Strong. alias
James stone. and Jim Stewart He is said to be a
native OF Newheld, Me- he has q brother-in-law in
Manchester, N: H. not OF the most reputable charac-
who is said to have served term In Concord
State Prison, for burglary of a house In franklin,
N. II. His accOmplce has several aliases.
"The woman says she Is from Philadelphia. says
they have been living In the woods. all arouI d. She
tells several very severe things against her husband
and his accomplices among others murder, The
attention of the citizens frat drawn 70 the matter
by her confession TO some parties after she reached
the Almshouse The services Of United States Detec-
tive Kent of Portsmouth, were sought, who after An
investigation into the after recommended that the
whole affair should be put Into the hands OF Deputy
Sheriff Bartlett OF Kittery te work aud he Is
very busy In the matter and promises to be successful
The two men have been arrested at Dover N, H., and
now In jail"
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BARRIERS IMPROVED PERIoscoPIc SPEcrAoLSs,
superior to all others; Gold Silver Steel and Nickel
Mountings A very desirable present
Opera Glasses very low. 24s North Eighth street,
(second story.)