CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I 0a ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITKIIR
M OUTBIDS) PASES.
roiPOKocs DRi5K8.-On Wednesday n.Rht,
an intoxicated freotlerrian was arrested on Del a'
I!I .nuneaArctl 8trc,t- At the station ho
vV- . d aud Bfur"? other things a blank
'Jf,7?V,(!un(1 pnrt of 1110 content ot whicU
print below. He as-ertcd that the receipts
w .n0.rJh ..8ve huuJr,1i dollars to him, and
that all the liquors to which they referred wvre
actually made In ttiat way. A sense of duty to
the public induces us to publish tbem, that
ant ners may see what vile ftulls they are con
MJintnp. The man was and is an attache of a
OiMillerj:
Jirandy. Forty (rallons of whisky ; one drachm
Ot oil of cognac; otic znlion ot sirup: one gallon
of tincture ot catecbn, etc. etc.
Bovrbon Whisky. forty eallons of whisky;
five palluiH o! rye work ; two ounces of spirits
of nitre: halt a drachm ot oil of r-opnac.
, Old Aec'.ar wVsA-y. F..rty eallons ol whisky;
forty drops of Eril; three aud a half pint of
elirrry wine; one pint of alcohol.
lacllcrry Brandy. Twenty gallons of whisky:
one ounce ol oil of' cinnamon; oue ouuee ot oil
cloves; one ounce ot oil of Ringer: ono ounco
ot oil of antimac; oue quart ot alcohol, etc. etc.
Color wtih brandy rolonn.
Best Fort Wine. Four gallons of cider; five
palloDa of white whisky; ton quarts of oil ot
cloves; one pound of cntawba root; one gallon
syrup; qimr'cr ot an ouuee of arrow root, etc.
teoMi Whisky. bixty drops ot kreosote; two
ounces oil ot smoke, oue quart of aicohol, etc.
I'cacU Brandy. Ono ounce oil ol bitter
almoirCtp; one quart of pouches, bruised; one
gallon of pure whisky, half agullonot yrup;
ii pint of alcohol in loriy gallons ot whisky.
Lavettder Brandy. One ounce of bitter
almonds; one ounce oil ciuramou; one ounce of
oil ol lavender, and loriy gallons of whisky;
color with cochineal.
Shvrry Wine. Forty gallons of whisky; two
gallons Jamaici rum ; one oauce of tincture of
reno; two ounces ol putric acid; one gallou of
ejrup; ci'lor wirh cocniiieal.
Cturii IVi'ne. Forty etallona of cider; five gal
lons of white whisky: two gallons of syrup;
three gallons of water; one quarter pound of
cream of tartar; color to suit, etc.
Hot and Gin. Forty gallons first proof; three
ounces of spirits of nitre; half gallon ot syrup;
one gallon of alcohol; oil carrowuy, quantum
gut-, etc. etc.
Lithrs. Twenty gallons of whisky; twenty
pounds of sugar in twenty gallons'ot' water,
various flavors, and thy 'bnind coloriticr."
Jamaica Hum, Forty gullons of wht6Hy: two
gallons of Jamaica rum; two ounces of tincture
of reno; two ounces of putric acid; one gallon
of syrup, etc.; color with cochineal.
And this is the way all the fancy drinks that
sleep In glittering bottles in a thousand bur
rooms are made. Whose stomach., whose hraio,
could stand such villanous concoctions?
The Enrolment of the Militia is now being
made in tins city, in accordance with the act of
1864, anc" the supplement to the act for the
regulation of the First Division of the Pennsyl
vania Militia, passed during the last session of
the Legislature. This supplement provides
that all persons who are subjected to military
duty in the First Division, and wno are not no
members of some volunteer organization, shall
either become members of some military or
ganization, or sha.l pay into the Treasury of the
city ot Philadelphia annually the sum of two
dollars, which sum shall be a commutation tor
fines and penalties lor neglect to perioral mili
tary tervices." The fund thus raised is to be
given to the officers ot the militia and of the
.Reserve Brigade who arc now or may hereafter
be entitled by law to draw upon the same.
It also provides that every commissioned, non-
commissioned oincer, musician, and private ot
each and every uniformed company, who shall
faithfully serve as a member of a uniformed
company, attached to the brigades in the First
Division, shall be exempt from acting as a juror
aunng suen bervice. .Homing in tne act or sup
plement, is to be construed as aU'ectins the rmht
of the First City Troop, Philidelphia City Ca-
ralw tVtA tll!IUNn fV.Ktia sit WnuhlnnfAi. 1
una lue imaniry torus 01 .national uuarus, 10
Keep ana m ami am mer respective orgamza'
tions, with their original vested rights, privi
leges, and immunities.
The last two flections of the supplementary
hill provides: That while either or any of the
organizations, hereby reinstated to their origi
nal nehts, privileges, and immunities, remain
unauacnea to any ongaoe organization, if a
company, all the commissioned officers thereof.
if a regiment, then the field officers thereof shall
form a board, who shall have power to draw
upon sain commutation fund, in the hands of
the City Treasurer, in such manner, and in such
proportions as are prescribed by the second
section ot this act: Provided, That the fund so
disbursed shall not exceed twenty dollars per
man per annum, which said proviso Is also made
applicable to all other boards or parties who
are now, or may hereafter, by law, be entitled to
draw upon said commutation fund; the fund so
realized by said drawing shall, in all cases, be
d.sbuned to keep, support, and maintain the
organizations entitled to receive the same; and
the officers drawing thereon shall, on the first
cay ot .November, in each and -every year, reu-
ipr In t.lip Ariintflnt.r?orioT-al rf tho sjtnta t,n
counts accompanied by the proper vouchers.
showing toe manner in which the same has
been diahureed. The minimum for all volun
teer militia organizations, of all arms of service.
is fixed at thirty-two noo-commlssloned officers
and privates.
General Herring, the Brigade Inspector for
the First Division, will hold an election for
omcers ot the National Guards, on Tuesday.
September 2, under the authority of the above
sci.
Sabbath-bchool Teachers' Institute. Last
evening, the last of the series of meetings of the
Sabbath-school Teachers in this vicinity took
piace at tne ircsDyteriau Church. Franktora.
Borne time was spent in devotional exercises,
when It. G. Fardee, Esq., of New York, de
livered an address. He was followed by Prof.
John 8. Uart on the subject. "Tne Huperiuten-
dent and his duties." Mr. Samuel W. Clark
closed with an address On "The Blackboard and
its uses."
A Worthy Object. The Rev. Richard B.
Coulter, a colored preacher from Augusta, Ga.
and formerly the slave of Alfred Coulter, of
Rome. Ga.. Is at present in this city, having come
here for the purpose of raisiug money sufficient
to build a school-house and church at Louisville.
Jetlerson county, Ua. Last evening he delivered
a k cture in the Union Baptist Church, Minster
fctreet. above Sixth, before a largo audieuce. He
relerred particularly to his experience in the
army. Alter he had concluded a collection was
taken up.
Collision. Last night, about 8 o'clock, a
train ot cars on toe Philadelphia, Germantown.
and Mornstown Iiailroud collided with a horse
and cart at Ninth street and Montgomery ave
nue. The cart was completely demolished, and
the driver, Charles fehunck, was somewhat in
jured, me horse escaped with a slight bruise.
CAMDEN AFFAIRS.
OrEsiKa op the Camden Library. Thia
institution bus rpcrntlv bpen removed to the
uew untversitv ball, in Morpaa'abuildinir, at the
comer oi ouriu and Market streets. On Satur
day evenlDir last it was formally opened. The
occasion attracted a number of the elite ot tbe
city. The ball, which in In course of prepara
tion for tho instruction of one of tbe classes of
tbe Ptiilotecnmo University, was decorate! in a
very novel and peculiar maimer. Ibe wulla
vere tilled with fcieutitic. aitisiic, and Hncual
illustrations, intended to be used in toe course
ot instruction adopted by this institution. They
were arranffcd with much taste, and made a
mrv credituoie appearance.
HcientiHo ami artistic matters appear to be en-
caging much more attention in Camden than
thev have heretofore, it is Intended tn hnvp
several courses of lectures in tho University du
rinir the autumn and winter, and it has h.-rn
rrnnmiMl to make VOCu! and luritrumCDtal intlHin
apai'tof the entertainment on the occasion of
tbe delivery of each lecture. This is a (food
idea, and there can be no doubt that the sciences,
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1867.
usually looked upon by younsr persons as dry
and irksome, will become mucb more attractive
11 music be bronphtln as a concomitant.
Tbikd to Raise a Fioht. Robert Oftloer and
William Corey ere arrested at the Diaroojd
Cottage on Wednesday, by Officers Owen Hnd
Johntry. for attemtitine to fight. A quarrel
commenced between the two men. but what
originated it we could not lcai n. Corey pulled
oil his coat, and dared the other to flsbt him.
He was requested to put the garment on,
which he did. The parties then repaired to the
outside of the erounds, when the quarrel was
returned, Corey oflering Officer $2 60 if he
would go to ihe other side ot Market street
brlaVe and fight htm. Officer declined, but
mid be would fight him at a place on Front
Mrt et, above Plum. The duo were on tbir way
thiiber when they were arrested. They were
fined by the Mavor, and cautioned against rais
ing a disturbance In the streets.
A Hard Case. Patrick Palmer, by some
means, became' pos-esed of about $10. lie
magnanimously paid his children's board with a
portion of the amount, but very unwLely 1n
vts'ed the remainder iu liquor. The conse
quence was, Patrick became dead drunk, and
was lound by Poilceman Mortland lying in the
middle of the street. He was eecortel to the
Mayor's office, and alter a Hearing before his
Honor he was lined. Yesterday morniug he
was permitted to depart, with tho adniouition
if be was arrested aeain lor drunkenness he
would be committed to tuc County Jail for
thirty days.
Porn Robbery. Yesterday afternoon a Her
man girl visited a m loon on Front street, for
the purpose of indulging in the luxury of a
plate of ice cream. She had tied what little
money he possessed, amounting to three dollars,
in the corner of her handkerchief. Having paid
for the ii e cream, she tied the remainder up iu
the ailicle iu question.
A young man near by perceiving this:, walked
up to the girl and rielioeratoly smi'diel the
handkerchief from her hand, and made off. 8he
followed for fcnif oi-tanee, but lie threatened to
hit her i'h n stone if she pursued him any fur
ther. The thief then made good his escape.
Conductor Assaulted. Two men assaulted
the conductor of the excursion train on the
Camden and A'lant'c Railroad, yes'erday after
noon, became he would not procure them seats.
The car was excessively crowded, and It wm im
possible to hnd a seat, trance to say, although,
policerai n were in woitinir at the Camden depot,
they wire not arrened, a consultation having
becu held, aud it was decided not to subject them
to arrest.
Formal Opening. Gelz's new hall, at the
corner of Fourth ard Plum streets, was for
mally opened on Thursday evenins?. This Cam
den Mainncichor were iu attendance, and sang
some pleasing a!rs, which were received wnh
applause from the invited guests. Everythiun
passed otf in eood order, every one expressing
themselves highly gratified at the completion
ot the ball.
Larceny op Shoe Lasts. Policeman Mason
arrested a man on Wednesday, for the larceny
of six pairs of shoe lasts, from off one ot the
ferry boats. He was committed to answer at
Court by Mayor Cox.
Foundling. A male child, apparently six
months old, was lound on the commons, near
Sixth and Market street, on Tuesday evening.
The little straDeer was sent to the Almshouse.
Dkunkennebs. Several arrests were made
yesterday aud the day before, for drunkenness
aud disorderly conduc. The inebriates wer
subjected to a fine and then released.
Dead Infant Found. A dead infant wa3
found by Policeman Hane on Wednesday, on a
vacant lot in the South ward.
INSTRUCTION.
GREAT NATIONAL TELEGRAPHIC
AND
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
NOS. 809 AMD 811 CIIENMUT STKKKT,
PlIILADELPHIA.
HEMOVAL
To the Finest College Rooms In the Cltjr.
Part of the Second, and tne whole of the Third and
Fourth Floors et
BANK OF EEPUBLIO BUILDINGS,
Nearly Opposite the Continental Hotel.
The best orgaulztd and conducted Business College
In the city.
Tee Coi is iniKhit tias no superior.
ICiKBilou lor li e 1 iuliipi -loom In the shortest
poEBlble time eoi Blt.lei.t ylili he inteitsts ot tne
student.
Send lor circular.
JACOB H. TAYLOR, President.
PABE SPRING. Vice-President. 6 28 6m
A C A
DEMI" OF THE PROTESTANT
XI EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. LOCUST and JUM
PER btreelH. Tbe Autumnal Session will open on
MONDAY, Hepteuaber 2. Application for admission
may be made at tbe Academy durluK the pre
ceding week, between 10 and 12 o'clock in the
morning.
J JLnLtLa W. ilUUlIVM, A, M
8 lfitmwiat Head Master.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE DAY AND
BOARDING SCHOOL for Young Ladles. No.
iwilu CllkttNUT Htreel, West Philadelpbln. com
mence its next sebslon on MONDAY, September a.
For circulars coulaluiUK Duxtlculara kdoIv at the
bcbool.
2t m P. K. CRKGAR, A. M., Principal.
BUG BY ACADEMY, FOR YOUNO MEN
and Boys, No. 1416 LOCL'HT Street, KDWARD
C1.AKJSNC1S SMITH, A. M., Principal. Re-opens
St-pletuber 10. Pupils prepared lor business or pro
IbSBionai me, or lor iiiku sianaing in collene.
A nrsr-ciafs i-riuiary .Department lu separate
rooms. Circulars, with lull lutormallon, at No. L&8
CHKSsNUV Street. 8 12 2iu
CLASSICAL INSTITUTE, DEAN STREET,
J above spruce.
Tbe CLASSICAL ISTITCTK will be reopened
St-P JtMBli.it 2d.
J. W. FAIKEH, J). D .
8 24 1 m Prl net pal .
THE KCH(UL OF DESIGN FOR WOMEN,
corner of FILBERT Street and N. W. PENN
Square, will it o en ou Monday, September 2,
w. j. nufni oLArtv, vice irestaent,
8 17 8W P. P. M ORK18, Secretary aud Treasurer.
REMOVAL.
f E M O V A L.
C. W. A. TRUMPLER
HAS REMOVED H'S MUSIC STORE
FBOn StVtNTll ASD CHEStNUT NTS).
' ' " TO
No. 926 CHESNUT STREET,
8 12 tfrp
PHILADELPHIA.
UN ITKD STATES REVKNDE RTAMPS.
Principal Depot. No. 31 4 CHFHNUT Street.
Central Lepot. ho. ICS FlK'l HStreet. one door bolow
v . Chesuut. E.taulUhed ltKii.
BevenueHtampi ot every description constantly on
band lu any .mount.
Order, br Mall or Express promptly attended to.
I nited Ptatt. Kotes. Dra is on V bllauelphla or New
York, or current lunds received In n.yment.
PartH'ul.r .ttentlOD paid to numil oidera. 1
Ihe fltcli-li'in ol the CoirnilosioD can he consulted,
and any julormation regardiug Uia law chuertully
nivtn
MA HIRE TELE GM APE.
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P out eru Phllaila W lliolriKlon -.nepi, 6
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Alans ore forwarded by everv Hieauier lu iiih regular
1 nts. The steamers lor nr Irom Liverpool cull al
Win miMok n, except ihe Canadia:i line, whlou cmII al
i iMionderrj . I ne neiimtrs lor or irom tne uouti-
Dent call at boutbamptou.
CI.KAKKD Yl-MTKRDAY.
Steamnlilp Roniun. Bokks. BoRton, 11. VVInsor&Co.
HHHiue Vlcioila, Raker, MuIhii'.hh, ( apUiiil.
Scln Gov. J. Y. bmllb, Crowell, Providence, It. II.
l'ow el I.
Sclir S. A. Hammond. Paine, Boston, K. R. Kawyer &
In.
tclir K. English, felpple, East Greenwich, Caldwell,
Gordon A Co.
t-clir Warren Blake, Messervy, Boston, J. ,E B7.!ev
V to. C"ViV)Ht
Pcbr M. R. Hickman, Calhoun. Norfolk, E. G. Glover.
bdir J. S aud L, C. Adauis, Adams, Great h-UK Har
bor. Capiat n.
St'r E. C. Biudle, McCue. New York, W. P. Clyde&Oo.
St'rt'iieHier. Jones, New York, W, P. Clyde A Co.
hVr It. WIllliiK. Cundltl. 1'nluiuoro. A. Groves, Jr.
Tuk Tbos. Jetlerson. Alien, lor Rulumore, with a tow
Ol names. W. P. C'vde A t o.
Tup Commodore, Mershon, Delaware Bay, W. P.
tiyne & co.
Tug Clyde. Duncan, Chester river, V. P. Clyde iCo.
IBKIVKII YKSTKUUAV.
RtepmslilpHuxon, Matthews. 44 hours from Boston,
with mi i He. to 11. Winsor& Co.
fcchr Ellen llolcme Golttlnc. 8 days from Pantcgo,
wlln lumber to Norcrms & wneeis.
H-br 1). R. Burton. Jones, 2 dnys from Drawbrldce,
Vt tlli Kraln lo J. L. lie w ley t Co.
Scbr S. C. Flihluu. Tuli. 1 day from Port Deposit,
Willi ml n lo J. L. Bewiey & Co.
trlir Ollva, 3 ox, 1 ouy from Odessa, with grain to J.
Jj. Bewley Co.
Hcbr R. blew, Gay, trom Providence.
Sleauier E. C, Hidille, McCue. 24 hours from New
York, wlih mdse. to W. P. ;)yde&Co.
Steamer Vulrau. Morrison, 24 hours irom New York,
witb indue, to W. M. Balrd Co.
Steamer C. Comstock. Drake. 24 hours from New
York, with indue, lo W. M. Balrd &Co.
Tug Tbos. Jeflerson. Aden, irom Baltimore, with a
inw nr humps to W. P. Clyde & Co.
Tug Clyde, Duncan, from Chester river, with peaches
tow.P.CIyileACo.
Tug Commodore, Mershon, from Delaware Bay,
with peaches to W. P. ciyae k co.
MEMORANDA
Ship New England, Hedge, from Liverpool 10th ult
for Philadelphia, wae spoken 27lh lost, I at, 40 lu. Ion
Bll 0
Steamship Pioneer, Bennett, tor Philadelphia, sailed
fiom Wlimlngtou, N. C. yesterday.
Barque Henry P. Lord, Llbby, honce, at Portland
27ib Ii. t.
Barque G. H. Hunt, Long, for Philadelphia, sailed
fiom Trinidad 18ih lust.
Br Ik J as- B. Klrby, Outerbridge, for Inagua, sailed
lr m St. Thomas HiLh mm.
Br Ik S. V. Merrick, Muuday, tor rhliudelpbla, sailed
fiom Trinidad 17th lust.
BrlK Herttia. Warnaar. for Rotterdam, cleared at
WIiii. ItiLlnn. N. ('.. tillh Inst.
Brig Oak Point, vigus. lor pnuaaeipnia, ciearea at
New York yesterday,
scfars Morning Light, Nlckersou. and G. Watson,
NIckeiRon. hence, al Washington mu nisi.
Scbr w. L. Springs, steelman, irom uaiyesion, via
Key West, at New York yesterday.
r-chr Ann Jane, Bennett, hence, at Richmond 27th
histanu .
scbrs Lookout, Lewie, ana J j. nerreii, rnrry, mr
Phlladelubla, balled trom trom Alexandria 2'ilh lust.
Scbrs D. Pearson, Pearson; D. Waslib irn. Harkness;
T. Lake. Adams; V. Sharp. Sharp; JS H. Naylor, Nay-Inr-
a. R 'runnier. Cruiimer: M. Perrln. Glbbs: aud
Snow Hake, Stewart, hence, at Boston 2h Inst.
fcchr 11. K. Russell, hence, at jsew l.onuimzaii iuou
Schr W. P. Ritchie, hnnce. al Portland 2Slh Inst.
Steiimer Norlolk. Vance, hence, al Richmond 27th
instant.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
As tbe north mole of Algiers is belnz extended In a
southeasterly direction bv tbe sinking or large blocks
ot stone, mariners are cautioned lo give the mole-head
wide Derth. especially at ntgni.
Kw order. W. B. SHL'BRICK. Chairman.
Treasnry Department, Otllce Lighthouse Board.Wash-
Ington, D. C, August 21, 1867.
EXCURSIONS.
frrITJi THE SPLENDID NEW IRON
JtiSliii. Steamer EDWIN FORREHT, Captain
H. iiiaUBliaw, leaves lor laconv, lieveriy. iMiriugiuu,
Bristol. Florence. Bobbins' Wharf. Fleldsboro'. and
Tienton.
Leaves 2d Pier ab. Arch.
buturday, Au.24, 7 A.M.
Monday. " 26. 9
Leaves South Treuum.
Saturday, Aug. 21, 11 A. M,
Aionoay, " z, i r. ol,
Tuesday. " S7, IS "
Wednesd'y," 28, 2 "
Tbursduy, " 2, 8 "
Friday, " 8u, 4 "
Tuesday, 27, lu "
wean'scy," xs, iu
Thursday, ' 2i, 11 "
Friday, " 80, 12
Saturday, " si, 4
Fare to irenton. iu cents eauo way, lunsruwuiaio
places, 24 cents each way. Excursion, lOcents. it 21 lm
THE LAST TRIP OP THE SEA
ON TO CAPE MAY'. The tine new
bLcuujei to. M. i? ILlj l uri will uiuku uer last
trio lor the season on BATPRPaY, August ai.leav.
Ing CHESNUT Street wharf at 10 o'clock; aud re
turning, leave Cape May on MONDAY.
Fare to Cape May, f-'50, includlmi carriage hire.
Excursion tickets. Ja, Including carriage blre.
f-hould the weather prove luvorahlo, the FELTON
wIllcroBS over to the B.eakwater, to give the pas
sengers a line view ot that celebrated work. 8 27 41
r.anM FARE TO WILMINGTON, 15
ttnitmi i .Tiii . '" Chester or Hook, 10 cents,
ou and alter MONDAY, July 8, the steamer ARIEL
will leave CHEHNUT Street wharf at 4& A. M. and
8-46 P. M. Returning, leaves Wilmington at 6 4a A. M.
and 11-45 P.M.
Eure to Wilmington, IS cents; excursion tlcketi, 25
cents. Pare to Chester or Hook. 10 cents. 8 27 61
T -fnVs DAILY EXCURSIONS TO WIL
ikuisixS nilngton, Bel. The steamer ELIZA
iii.M oX will leave DOCK Street Wharf dully at
Id A. M. and. 4 P. M. Relurnlug, leave MARKET
street Wharf. Wilmington, at 7 A. M. and IP. M
J are for the round trip ....... 5,, centa
Single ticket... w cems
Chester and Marcus Hook 20 centa
For further particulars, apply ou hoard.
V22tf L. W. BURNS. Captain.
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
MRS.
R. DILLON,
NOS. 88 AND 831 SOUTH STREET,
Has a
NERV.
handsome assortment of SPRING MILLI-
Ladles', Misses', and Children's Straw and Fancy
Bonuepj and Haw ot the latest style.
AiHo. mikh, veiveui, itiuDons, Crapes
Flowers, Frames .etc.
Feutli.irs,
6 Itfi
pjJO U R N I NC MILLINERY.
ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of
MOURNING UOlVrVEXS.
AT
Jt 27 6m
KO. 90 WALNUT STREET.
M AD'LLE KTOCH.
QLATE MANTELS.
SLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed tor DtuablUty
Beamy, trengtb. and Cheapness.
BLATE MANTELS, and mate Work Oaimn
made to order, uerau
J. B. KIMK8 a CO., ;
8 12 Cm Eos Xland iiaa CHEHNUT Uueet
AMUSEPvltNTS.
WALNUT STREET
. K curnf-r ot NINTH aui
T II B A T R E
andWALNDl StrneU.
Begins at 8 o'clock.
HI In A Nl F.VERY KVKNING.
Sliakenpeare's Fairs Spectacle, In Ive aois.ot
a BiijjbijMAi r.n muih s iiki am.
with Its nnrlvalien Scenery, Panorama) Costumes.
Accoutrement, tr.ple
1 KANSKIIRMATION SCENE.
etc., the whole rnnMiluting a
Iflll' IJltiVi 111 UF 1 Al-1-.LI.K.NC Hi
never etiallel in tl production ol this Play.
i nairs securea three days in advance. s l.l
EW ELEVENTH STREET OfERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVB CHESNUT.
I TIIK F AH I LT RCIORT
OPKN FOR THE SEASON,
WON DAT 1VMN, AllHT H,
CARNCR OSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
THE GREAT STAB TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
IN THKIH
(JRANn KTllIOflAN SOIWEEH.
For particulars future advertisemeuts.
J. L. CARNfHOmi, Manager.
It. F. FTMPRPN. Treasurer. 819tf
OONCEKT IIALL-CI1ESNUT STKF.ST,
J bot, 'Iwclllh.-poHltlvely LAST WEKlv of t lie
O K EAT I.1NCOL.N MKMORIAL TAHI.K.lUX-
MM IUl'l lvis i.fctlLliti ana iitAUiJiU.-t, by s,
K. Mtlll OtJI, Esq.
A u mission, z cts neservea seats, oo cents,
Hire ouen linlll 9 to 3.
Miillm e on t-auirdny after uion at .1 o'clock. S 26 61
A
SEMBLY BUILDINGS.
till. ALF. Bill. Ml- IT,
lili, A I.K. BURN h. 1' 1'.
THE HKNi'WM'l) HUMORIST,
1 11 K HKNOWNKIi HU.MOUiaT,
in tils Couilc Portruitiires.
Conirnenclng AluMi.Y EVEN I.NU, Meptnmrier 1
Tn kels do cents. Children 'Jit cents. B
U O! I OK
BJ'.lTH'S ISLAND I FUEPH AIH
iJ -BKAl'lIEUL
MINKHY-HKA (.THKIH.
KXERCJhE 1 H E BATH ENTERTA1 NJ1EJNTOF
THE LEbT KIM),
MhH. MARY LAKEMEYER
rennectftilly Iniornis her irlends and the public gene
rally tliHlHhe will open the beautilUl Island Pleasure
Urouna known s
MMTTH'H Ihl.AND.
on bCKDAY next, Way 6. hhe Invites all to come
and enjoy wltb her the delight ol this lavorlte sum-
nier rort. 4 3ilU
GROCERIES, ETC.
T 11 E
" EXCELSI01T HAMS,
KIXtXTED f BON Till'. BENT It-Fi;ii
AUK OF sl AilDARD RKPDT.
TION, AK TIIK UKNf IN TIIK
WOBLU,
J. H. MICHENER & CO.,
UEaEBAL PROVISION DEAIiKHM, ANII
CUKKKN Ol' THE IEI.EUUATLU
"Id XCELSIO It"
SUOAK-CllfcO UA9IN. TOSIHCEH, AND
BEEF,
Kos. 142 and 144 N.IjRONT Street.
None genuine unless branded "J. H. M. Co.EX-
'Ihe Justly tf'ebraud "EXCELSIOR" HAMS are
cured oy J. t. Al. A t o. (in a styie peculiar to tnem
selves), eipresbly tor F A M iLY UrlEjareof dellclou
llavor; tree trom the unpleasaut taste ot alt, and ar
pronounced by epicures superior to auy now ottered
lor sale. oi inimui
SUPERIOR VINEGARS.
fciEXCINE rBEM'II WHITE WIJIi:
AND
rVKE OLD CI1IEB VINEGARS,
FOR SALE BY
JAHES B. WEHU,
8il
Corner WALNUT and EIGHTH 6L-.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
CUTLERY.
A tine assortment of POCKET and
Table cutlery, razok-s,
KA.UH BlUURi. lauiw
bOKtt. PAPER AND TAILORS'
SHEA Kb, E l U.i
L. V. HELMOLD'8
Cutlery Store, No. 135 South TENTH Street,
11 Three doors above Walnut. $
STOVES, RANGES. ETC.
nULVER'S NEW PATENT
PEEP SAND-JOINT
HOT-AIR FURNACE.
BANC1EB OF AI.Ii HIES.
Also, Phllegar'i New Low Pressure Steam Heating
Apparatus. oxaaiuoy
CBABI.ES WIU.IABU,
KlCI No. 118 MARKET Blreelt
ENGINES, MACHINERY. ETC
P E N N BTKAM ENGINR AND
3JJLiI BOILER WORKS. N EA FI K A LEVY1
TlVACTlCAL AJA) TUKt'KJLTlUAli ENOINEERS
BMITHb. and FOTJN BEKB, having lor many yeart
Kun in .nccessful operation, and been exnlnslveln
eugaged In building and repahlng Marine and River
Engines, nign uu luw-jmrwuir, nuu jauuers, watet
Tanks, Propellers, etc, etc. respectfiiUy oiler their
services to the public as being fully prepared to con
tract tor engine of all slue, Marine. River, and
blationary; having seta of patterns of dlllerent slaes,
are prepared to execute orders with quick despatch.
Every description of pattern-making niade at the
shortest notice. High aud Low-preasure Fine,
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of tbe best Pennsyl
vania charcoal iron. Forglngs of all sizes and kinds:
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions; Roll
Turning, Bcrew Cutting, and all other work oounecMd
with me auove uuiuo.
Drawings and specltlcatlona for all work done
at the eiiUPiithnieuiiree 01 curge,ana work gua-
The subscriber have ample wharf-dock room for
renairs of boats, where tuey can lie In perfect safety
and are provided with shears, blocks, iaiia, etc eu .,
for raisiu. -Jg 0 NEAFIE,
JOHN P. LEVY.
8211 BEACH and PALMER Btreets
I. VAOVBAM MKaBICK, WILLIAM H. XBBBICX
JUUU . OOFK.
S
0UT11WARK iuUNDliiT,
FIFTH AND
W AbllLCSUluii istreeia,
PH 1LA1I1U.PHIA.
MERRICK fc teONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.
manufacture Difch and Low Prettauro bueaia Engines
for Luu, ivivci, muu jiiaiiua crei v ti.r.
jkillem, OaHOuieters, Tuuka, Iron Boats, eta
. liiiu of all kluiin. either iron or brusa.
Irou b rme Roote lor (has Works, Workshops, and
-D..iir,,i.ri SiLittloiia. etc
Retorts aud Uas Machinery, of the latest and meat
Witiroved counlruetiuu.
Every desoripllou of Plantation Machinery, and
eiuinr, Bw. aud GrlBt Mlils, Vacuum .Pans, Open
sjieuui Tralus, Deiecatoni, liters, rtuupiiig tt-
bole Agents for N. Bllleax's Patent 8ngar Bolilcg
ii,in.riLi. iSeeuiyih's 1'atent bleaiu Uuuiruer, anu
P- . v. ,,iu.,,' u.uni lunti.iriii.ul Aui.
Draiolus Machine.
A.ii nwmi w- - j .-.
B
RIDESBUKC; MACHINE WOliKS
I1L'CI'L
NO. 8 N, 1KONT bTRltKT,
PUIl.AUt.l.r-Ml.
We are prepared to till orders to any extent for oar
"itilLLNJiBY FOB COTTON AND WOOLLEN
IU I 1 . 1 J-i.
Including all recent Improvement In Carding, Bpln
mnit. aud Weaving. .
We, invite the attention ot manufacturers to our ex-
We Invite the
leusWe wora.
U
ALFRED JKiIKH A BON,
GAHDNER & FLEMING,
COACH MAKERS,
. HO. tl fsOUTII FIFTH ItTBECT.
New and second-hand (;arrlases for sale. Far
t irnhir attentloa paid to repairing. 6 80 8m
FIHE AND DURGLARPROOFSAFES
C. L. MAlSEfl.
MAKOFACTTJB1CB OT
riRE AMD BDBBlABPBOOr
SAFES,
LO(KK)IlTn, BEIMIAROKB, AWD
i ulib in nriLUin hauijwake,
SR WO. 44 BACK WI-HKKT.-
IT-ji A LAEGK ASSORTMENT OF FIBK
and Biwglr-prooftAKK8ou hand.wllb Innlde
floors, Dwelling-house Ksfes, free trom dampness.
J'rlces low. C. HAWKWroiIOKK,
0 cm. ixi viniii nirwu
WAfCribS, JEWELRY, ETC.
LEWIS LA DO HI U 8 & CO.,
Ulanioad Dcalera aad JavralUr,
Nl. SO (llEMNUT lT lllII.Alr.I.riIIA
Would Invite the attention ot purchasers to tb lr
large and haivisome assortment cf
IIA.ONIN,
JEfELBT,
SILVF.R-WA UH,
ICE PITCHERS In great variety.
A large assortment of small STUBS, for evelf
holes. Just received.
WATCHES repaired la the best
manner, and
B IMP
guaranteed.
WATCHES, JEWELRY.
W. W. OA8HIDY,
t SOUTH stroKl) STREET,
NO.
Oflent an entirely
new and most carefully selected
stock of
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCH EB,
JEWELRY,
SILVER-WARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES Ol
EVERY DESCRIPTION, suitable
FOB KRIDAI. OB IIOI.IUAT PRESENTS
An examination will show my stock
to be nusui
passed In quality and cheapness.
particular aueution paiu to repairing.
816J
G. RUSSELL & CO.,
MO. S3 NORTH ftlXTII STREET,
' IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FINK WATCH KM,
FRENCH CLOCKS,
MOLD JEWELRY, AND
S2 SOLID SILVER-WARE.
HENRY HARPER,
No.
520 ARCH Street
Manulacturer and Dealer In
WATCnES,
FANE JEWELRY,
SILVER l'LATED WARE, AND
ill SOLID SILVER-WARE.
AMERICAN WATCHES,
(The best In the world, sold at Factory Prlcos,
MY
C. it A. PEQUICNOT.
MANUFACTURERS OF WATUU CASES,
No. 13 Bouth BIXTH Street,
8 3 JUnnufacicrj, Ao. 22. 5. FIFTH Street,
HOOP SKIRTS.
G28
HOOP
HOPK1NB'
PRICES
SKIRTS, QQ
"OWN MAKE," OZO
RaIJUOEAIIII
I. arords us much
1 pleasure to announce to oar
numerous patrons and the public.
that In conse
quence if a slight decline in Hoop Kkirt material
together with our Increased facilities for manufac
turing, and a strict adherence to BUYING and
BELLlNU for CASH, we uie enabled to offer all our
JUblXT CJtLh.rt RATED HOOr BE 1 RTo at RE
DUCED PRICEB. And our Bklrts will always, as
beretolore, be found In every reepect more deelrable,
and really cheaper than any single or double spring
nuuu nun 1 in Lne mai-Ket. wniia our assorunent n
unequalled,
A Iho, constantly receiving from New York and tht
Eastern Blales lull lines ot low priced Bklrrs, at very
low prices; among which Is a lot or Plain Bklrts at
the following rates; 16 springs, 66a; W springs, 6fxs.;'ib
springs, 75c. j Su springs, abc.; 86 springs, a&o.; and 40
springs, llm
trkirts made to order, altered, aud repaired. Whole
sale and retail, at tbe Philadelphia Hoop Bklrt Em
porium, JNO. b4U a-K1 etrcet, oemw oeventn.
10 8m rp WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
Lurviuth.
1867."
SELKCT WHITE PINE ROAPr '
AND PLANK.
4-4, 6-4, t-4. 2, 2S, 8. and 4 Inch
CHOICE PANEL AND 1st COMMON, 18 feet loo
-, 0-4, ihi, z, z., b, ana 4 men
WHITE PINE, PANEL PATTERN PLANK.
LARUE AND BUPERIOR BPOCK ON HAND,
1-A7-BDILV1JI01 DTJILDINC
J.OO I BU1LD1NU1
j U -01-t3.uIfc 1 KUinar.ni kujuduai
4-4 CAROLINA FLOORING,
6-4 CAROLINA FLOO HI NO.
4-4 DELAWARE F'LOORING.
6-4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
WHITE PINE FLOORING.
ABH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
bFRlK'E FLOORING,
BTEP BOARDS.
RAIL PLANK.
PLABTERINO LATH.
1867;
CEDAK AND CYPRES
bHINULEB.
LONG CEDAR BHINGLES.
BHORT CEDAR BH1NULEA
lUOPEH BHINULEB.
FINE AtfcORTMENT FOR BALE LOW.
NO. 1 CEDAR LOO 8 AND POBTB.
OL!r7 LUMBER FOR UNDEKTAKERS
J.OO I LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS I
RED tUDAlt. Wftl.fi II I, Anil riisiM.
1 UtT ALBANY LUMBEUOF ALL KINUli
i.00 I . ALBAN Y LUMBER OF ALL K1NDB,
DRY PoW.aH, CHERRY, AND ASH,
OAK PLANK AND BOARDS,
MAHOGANY.
ROBEWOOD. AND WALNUT VENEERS.
1867.7
IOAK-BOX MANUFACTUKKIW.
HPANlbU CKDAK BOX BOAKDH,
1 Otr7 BPRUCE JOIST!
sPiiucE joisn
IOU 1 sfKvcn; joist 1
FKOM 14 TO VI FEKT LONO.
BUPiJUOli NOUWAY SCANTLING.
MAULK, BBOTUKU & CO.,
6 1 rp No. H500 SOUTH BTUKKT.
JJ. S. BUILDERS' MILL,
&Ot. , 6, AMD US . FIFTEENTH NTH
ESLEK & BUO., Proprietors.
Always on hand, made of the Best Seasoned Lumber
at low price,
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, BALTJBTEBS,
AND NEWELS.
Newais, Balusters, Bracket and Wood Mouldings.
WOOD MOULDINGS, BKACKETS, BALUSTEUS,
AND NEWELS.
Walnut and Ash Band Balling, 8, 8i, and 4 Inches.
RUTTEKNDT. CHESNUT. and WALNUT
MOULD1NUS u order. g 14
PERKINS,
A, I .ti is t. jneui iiANT,
BuccesMor to K..Clrk, Jr.,
NO. 324 CHRISTIAN BTKKEt.
Constantly on band a large and varied asvnrtmeiit
Of Building Lumher. h'Mj
COAL.
B.
MI DDL ETON A CO.. DEALERS IN
11ABLKIUH LF.HIGH and fc'A.l.l.J VKIN
(OA I- Kept dry undur cover. 1'n'pnreii exiirewiy
for fitiiilly ase. Yard, No. l?.a WASU1NU roa
Avenue. OfJLce, No. Mi WALNUT Street, 72
PROPOSALS.
PIIOPCALS FOll PREDUE-BUAT.
(iflli e IJuilpd HiHtes Knclneer Agency, NO,
7 BOW LINO UUKKN, New frK City, Anpngt
id. lHi7. 1 he uiKierNlcnt'it lieretiy Invites eealed
tnoiiiifals for lioiiilln und equipping reaoy ror
ft a and for work, the first of trie Iwo.Dreotre-
Hi ait. antliortr.(d by Joint rewilniion 01 uon
gieni, npiirovnl MhicIi TJ, IH67). for improving
the iiiiniih of the MInhIsmIoiiI river, In accord
ant e llh model", ilrawlugs, and peclfloUon
sUllle at tills ottice, hum insiructions to us
Uiiuihl rd by the Ki'Rloeer in etiargnj the
lit (ige-rmt tn he delivered at aucti point on
II. e AiifsisslL pI river t or bolow New Orioan,
n I1k I':iigiti er In clmrrjo may direct.
The liMHigi'-t'.oHi to he b douLle-ender, ltto iocs
lorg. ill) In t beRtn, and 'ii foet high, meHsured
lii-ni the bottom of Keel to I be surfaoe of the
ft at tb rk at anildmilps; to have a screw propel
h r at ewch end. one ot which U to be 14 feet la
r'tiitm t r, driven by two engines, and the other
VI lei I in diameter, driven oy one; 101 nueu
With waier comport inetits mr reauny nojunum
ti e driitiuht to any depth fiom 11 toO rot; to oe
fluid whit an auxiliary ecratier at ertch ena.
imd n any ol the p.tris to luive a Btreogtn 00a
hlneiniiiy rxcfPtllrg; 1 hut of like purls of steain
trs of lik dimensions designed for ordinary'
ni'i nn i.avlgailon.
During the cotih'.ruttion of tho Dredge-isoai.
leeHoiuilile IhCllliioH for inspecting tne mate
rialN ai.d wot kninuatilp muht be B fiord od the
11 cei or agent appointed lor the purpose.
llie u ei ge -M08I to oe propenea ttirougnuub
her h( a voyhe between tue point" of coustruo
lion Hnd delivery by her own engines alone.
limn w iiion uo not cover tne entire construo--tion
and tquipineuts, ready for sea and for
woik.oithe Liredge lioat, and her delivery at
iik point oesigimloo, will not bo contldnreu.
ro iki win uo considered except rrom tnose
trucilcal y tiiuHgrd In the oonslruollon of
ocean steumers or sorew propeller machinery
mi mr Bhiiie. aro wno nave oerHonauv in-
ertm the model and drawings of the Dredire
llt at.or mploy d experts for the purpose of
ii ii'iiiiiiiKiiitiuui 11 n eiiHraoter.
LlO to lie induced (011 the en volonoVPronov
Kals U r liii'dge-llont." end addressed to the
umlersigi ed, nt t tils otTice.
tacti iiia tnuNt beaeoiunpunled by agnaraotee),
kIimhU ly twoguaiantoiR. that the bidder will
enter Into contract hh hertiln atnted: and a cor-.
uiivnri'i 1 tin irBiiuiiMiiiiu; ui tne Koarautora.
and epicifvlng the occnpHtlon of the biildars,
Hlt neo by an oftloer of the United Htates Corps
ot i inilnei tm, oraon.e other oompelent person
KiioiKii in ihv uiiueisigiieu.
I'roi ohal" will be reel veil till lOo'clock on th
10th day of Beptember, I8U7, at which, time they
will be opened.
The continct and bond must be signed by the
141 h day ol (September, 1W17; work must be acta
i.lly benuon both hull and' machinery by the
21 th ot September. lhbT; the boat must be corn-.
pletf d, leady lorfciiand for work, and the trial
trip hnd by the 15th day or Jauuary, 1868, and
no unn c ssary delay thereafter roust ooour 10,
her dell very at t he point designated.
Pajnienln will be mnde as follows: 75 per
rent, of tbe contract price on approval of the
bemt, after tbe trial trip, by the duly authorized
i;O cr or agent of the United 8lai.es, provided
the terms of the contract shall thus fir have
ixen romplli d witb, and the balance on final
arct ptHiice al the point of delivery.
Bonds for the Inlthfiil performance of the con -tract,
in the sum of J2."i,M)0, will be required,
with two sureties, whot-e bufllclercy must be
rei titled by the t lerk of the nearest District
Court, the namtsof tbe sureties, wltn tbe cer
tifirate, to be Kubmllted with the Did.
A lull crpy of the specifications, and of
this advertisement, must be attached to each
bid.
Bidders to use tbe printed forms which will
be luinlbhed them at this oflice. - -
Model ami detailed drawings can be seen, and
copies of sped fixations had, at this office. Copies
of the ppecltlcalloDS can also be seen at the
United (states Engineer Offices in Philadelphia
and Boston.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any bid deemed to be unreasonable, or made by
peifcons whose rpsponHlhiiity may be ques
tioned. In order that no lime may be lost after
tbe contract, shall be signed, full detailed draw
ings of ail pHitsof the Dredge-Boat are in pro
gress, and will be In readiness to turn over to
the contractor, no that work may be begun
without delay on account of preparations of
woi king drawings.
M. D. M0ALE3TE3,
Brevet Brlg.-Oen. United States Army,
8 29 101 Major or Kovlneers,
In Charge Improvement of Mouth Miss. River.
pR0PO9ALS FOR A NEW JAIL
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, I
Washington, D. C, July d, ltW.J
Sealed proposals will be received at tuls De
partment uni 11 12 o'clock M., on TUK9UAY, the
17th ol Hi pi em her, 1807, for the erection o the
Jail In and for tbe Disirlct of Columbia, autho
rized and provided for by the act of Congress,
appioved July 25. 18(16. and the Joint resolution
approved March 2, lhU7.
The deBigDs, detail, drawings, and specifica
tions can be seen at the architect's oflioe. In
the eastern grounds ot the Capitol, Washington
city, every tiny, except Bundays, between the
hours of 9 A. 5l. and 3 P. Al.
Separate bids will be received for the ma
sonry work, brick work, Iron work, and car
pentry work.
The contractor whose bid may be accepted
will be required to enter into a sufficient bond,
to Le approved by tbe Secretary of the Interior,
for the faithful completion of bin contract.
Payments will be made as the work nrofrressea.
on estimates certified to by tbe arobitect; bat
twenty per centum or me estimates will be
retained until tbe contract la completed.
The contract will be awarded to tbe lowest
responsible bidder, but the Department re
serves tre right to reject any or allot the bids
should it be oeemea tor the interest of the
Government to do so.
Ihe bids will be opened at noon on tbe 18tta
day of September next, in presenoe of suoh of
the bidders as may choose to attend.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope
'Proposals for Hew Jail," and be directed to
the "Secretary of the Interior, Washington.
D. C." . 1 V'
O. H. BROWNING,
8 21 19 17 Seqretaryof the Interior.
GAS FIXTURES.
CALL AND BUY YOUR GAS FIXTURES
fiotu the nianufucturers,
VANKIBK MARSHALL,
No. 912 AKCH street.
VAN KIRK & MARSHALL, No. 912 ARCH
Street, manufacture and keep si) styles of Oas
Fixtures aud Chandeliers; also rellulsh old fixture.
YANKIHK & MARSHALL HAVE A COM
plete stock of Chandeliers, Brackets, Portable
Stands, aud Bronzes, al No. Vli AKCH Street.
VANKIRK & MARSHALL, No. 912 ARCH
Street, give eueclul attention to flttlog up
Churches. Public Halls, aud Dwellings. Piva kun at
THB LOWKST BAT KM.
GOLD, GILT, AND ELECTRO SILVER,
plated Uu Fixtures, at VANE LKK & MAR
SHALL S. No. 812 A BCH Street.
All work gusrauyeed to give satisfaction. None but
Brut-class workmeu eniployea. 8 VM'iw mwf ii
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
p A I N T I N C. ;
THOMAS A. FAIIT,
nOCSB AND talCN 1AISTEB,
(Late Fahy A Bra)
No. 31 North THIUD 8tret
Above Mki-1ii
SEJTS?,"?6 UJ' made to loo
equal to i the hnest press brick. Samples at the shop.
uiipiea ai tneisiiop,
All orders by Poet
promptly attended to.
FERTILIZERS.
MMONIATED PHOSPHATE,
AN VKtsURPAKHED FEBTILIZEB
t
For Wh eat, Corn, Oau Potatoes.Grass, the VegetabW
Gardea, Fruit Trees, Grape Vines, Etc. EUj. '
r'MUdurtfcaUs.COntln QOU,l,1 Bona n4 tbebes
Price ,u per ton of 8)00 pounds. For sale by th
wwuilaciurers, 7
WILLIAM ELLIS A CO., Chemist,
i Np;J3 MAKKET (Street
188rnwf
w
I
LLIAM 8. GRANT
NO. S3 B. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia,
Duponfs Onnpowder. Keflued Nitre, Charcoal Eta
W. Wei .4 Co. , Chocolate, tVKa, and Brol: