The Fit John rcrtcr Case.
OAV,?!HVSp., n:u knn 'hat Major
" Johu l urw,' "rpcai to the lTBBi-
..... . iFuunmaerauon or tb
court.mnr tml's
jrceaings in hi, cftt ,,
the accornpanvin
iiiui rnj-irent, Tonnd their
nv IntA nwin . I
"J"' f J?bl,clty bon given to the papers', there
- - - ' ' uiovwUi
-7'! ,n ;tatln th' 'ht following me
mortal, addretsed to President Lincoln, but bear
iDer no date, u alto before President Johnson:
t,. .0.'"101!?1!81" "Tectfully represent that,
iL conrl ,n'rt"ll convened at Washington, Ma.
jor Oeneral Flu John Porter was sentenced to be
cashiered end rendered forever Incapable of ser.
ice under the government of the United States.
.A incn a pn,ence i to a gallant officer, In
some respects, worse than a eenteuce of death, In
atmoch as It mnUes hlra the living and conspica
O"" "cllra of the teirlble penalty.
That a Jew weens only before the events which
drew upon General Porter this severe sentence, he
received the highest reward which the President
can bestow lor eklll and gnllantry In one of tie
roost lropornint actions of the war.
Yonr mrrnorfHilsts are advised that, following
the lmpnlcei of a controlling love of Justice, your
Excellency hns, on many occasions during the
war, reconsidered and revoked the sentences of
conrts martial In cases fur less grave than the
Iresenf, patiently employwg yonr time, notwith
standing the urgent demands upon It, In sifting
and weighing the evidence, and listening to the
explanations and defence of the accused.
And your memorialists, In consideration of the
extreme severity of the sentence in the case of
Major General Fitz John Porter, and of his pre
vious high reputation, honorably earned on fields
of peril and death, respectfully solicit yon to re
coiielrter the prcct-edlrgs of the court-martial by
which fee was condemned.
Tlil courfe.ihey bfg leave to snggest, mus, In
whatever event, be eatlsiuctory to your Excel
lency. Should the reeult be adverse to General
Porter, it will strengthen you In the conviction
that the original sentence was Just. If favorable
to the Oer eral, It will, your memorialists are con
fident, nflord yonr generous nature the highest
gratification of which it is capable of enjoying.
(Signed,) Edward Evbbbtt,
JCOBKRT U. WINTHROP,
Amos A. Eawbbnob,
O ARDMBK HOWLAKD SHAW
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
VOK ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS 8KB OUTSIDE PAGES.
Improvino our Public School Buildings.
The Committee on Property of the Board of
School Controllers held a meeting yesterday
alternoou, for the consideration of 'applications
received at the last stated meeting of the Board,
from the Sectional Boards of the Fourth, Fifth,
and Eifthth Wards, for the extension ot better
facilities to Borne of the schools In said sections.
The applications are favorably considered, and
will likely be recommended at the next stated
meeting of the Board.
The church basement of primary school No. 1,
to the Eighth Section, which Is damp and badly
lighted, is asked to be changed to a better and
more suitable place, and from the Fourth Sec
tion, air-tight gus-coneuming heaters are asked
or the new school-house at Twelfth and Fitz
water streets.
The Board of Directors of tho Thirteenth Sec
tion forwarded to the Controllers, at their last
meeting, a lengthy communication, In which
they state that the new school-hoase at the N.
W. corner ot Sixth and Coates street was origi
nally estimated at a cost of $52,375. The sum
appropriated by Councils was $45,500, making
a difference in cost of $6875 more than the
amount appropriated. Upon communication
with the architect certain chanees were agreed
upon, which elicited a bid for $44,375, an amount
within the appropriation.
Case of Mutiny on thk IIioh Seas. A
further hearing in the mutiny case of William
Kelley, second mate of the ship Autocrat,
charged witn mutiny, was had yesterday, be
fore United States Commissioner Sergeant.
Captain Albert U. Burro well was examined in
support of the charge.
The First Mate, a seaman, and the Steward of
the vessel were called, and corroborated
the Captain's statement in all the essential par
ticulars.
Amos Briggs, Erq., who appeared for the de
fendant, subjected the witnesses to along and
severe croso-examination, but failed to elicit
any further facts of importance. The defendant
and a common seaman of the vessel having
procured a warrant for the arrest of the Captain,
on the charge ot inhuman treatment and assault
and battery on the high Bea, the Com
missioner decided to dispose ot both cases
before rendering a decision. Both cases were
continued until next Friday, the prisoner
being released in the meantime on ma own
recognizance.
The Firemen's Parade. Last evening a
meeting was held at the house of the Perseve
rance Ilose Company, tor the purpose of per
fecting the arrangements for the reception of
tec Eagle Hose Company, of Buffalo, N. Y.,
which will take place this afternoon, on their
arrival at Tblrty-tirst and Market streets. The
lollowiue route has been fixed upon: Up Mar
let to Thirtieth, down Thirtieth to Chesnut,
clown Chesnut to Eighth, up Eighth to Race,
down Eace to Sixth, down Sixth to Chesnut,
down Chesnut to Fifth, up Fifth to Race,
down Race to Perseverance Hose house, and
there dismiss.
For Antietam. The National Guards will
take part in the ceremonies on the battle-field of
Antietam on the 17th inst. General Lyle has
issued an o der lor the assembling of the differ
ent companies at 6 o'clock P. M. on th 15th
inet., at their armory, provided with three days'
cooked rations, in haversacks, one white
blanket, one gum blanket, one extra shirt and
pair of drawers, two extra pairs socks, and white
tin Tin nnri eniitepn. The Guard Will
leave the depot, in West Philadelphia, at 7J
t.lr,.V An Aiiu recrlment took Dart in the Die-
mnmhiA hnUle. there is a peculiar fitness in its
participating in the ceremonies on the 17th Inst
V atat. Bitsbiko Elizabeth Dempsey, a do
mestic in the lumily of Edward Woodruff, at No,
inai Pnrkpr street. Second Ward, was shock
ingly burned yesterday morning by her clothes
iniMnor tiro. Rhe was encased in Retting break-
fnr and the fire not burning as well as she
'ni.hiid eVib rmnred a Quantity of Oil upon it,
n. flcno thus prputed set her dress on fire, and
her clothes were entirely burned off. Her
kUi burned In a dreadful manner. She
lingered in frightful aeony until 7 o'clock last
evening, wnen oeaiu rciicveu uur ui uci duuoi
iter funeral will take place this after
noon.
Rbittal Attack on a Deputy Inspector.
Last night, about 10 o'clock, as United Mates
Deputy Brooks was passine along Coates street,
,0or Rrnori i.P waa induced to enter a brewery,
for the purpose of Inspecting the place. While
- thc v, m attacked bv about a dozen men,
pmnlnved about the nlace. who boat him in a
savaee manner aoout the bead with clubs,
xundno vcm save ai d dangerous wounds.
The meu then fled, leaving Mr. Brooks on the
msn ia.o An alarm was uiven. and the Injured
oflie.cr taken in chame by perxons attracted to
the spot.
The Contested Nominations. The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee, at a meeting last
evening, decided that Mr. Davl I Nagle was the
nominee ot Ihe party in the Third Senatorial
. DUtiict. and Mr. A. U. Behotield was the nomi
nee for the Ftiteenth Leg alativo District,
Difficulties at Lkaoub Island. Next Mon
day moniintr the owners of prooertj on the
.' "main shore" ot League Island Durnotte aPDly-
ing for an Injunction to retrain the city of
Philadelphia trom making an aebsmcnt of the
valuation or tneir properties.
Fihe. oui y-2i o'clock last evening a
portion of the roof of the dwelling No. 1412
Walnut etreet was burned off. Ihe los will
amount to about ottv dollars.
Nw Stvi.bs FALLCiirvriiiNO
kw Stvi.kh Fall C'i.othino
Naw bi VLt i'iUCwiauiu
Jiereivlng Daili).
Jirertviiifi Jaity.
Ke-crlvlno Ijtlily,
Hummer (loodt elontnaovt al very law ruus.
snd No. 800 BROADWAY, NEW VOliK.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 18G7.
t'n kap fOAPt Good Poap I - Natrona Reflned
Bi)()inr:'r or Concentrated Lyo. Two cents a pound
lor mp i lor Hard Boap. Twelve pounds of Bolt Soap
lor tint ctnt. Every family can make their own Hoap.
AM vatlt tie ol Bnap as easily made as a cup of colTVo.
Is a new concentrated lye lor making Hoap.jiiBt dis
covered In Greenland, In Ibe Arctic ea, and Is com
poaed mainly of alumluate of soda, which, when
mixed with refuse fat, produces the beat detersive
Fop In ihe world. One box will make 175 pounds of
good toft Soap, or Its equivalent In superior Hard
Hoap. Retailed by all drulata and grocers In the
Uiilted Btates. Full recipes with each box. Dealers
ran obtain It wholesale In cases, each containing 4S
hexes, at a liberal discount, or all the wholesale
Frocers and druggists In all the towns and cities of the
I'nited Mates, or of CLIFFORD 1'EM UKUTON,
(Mineral Agent. Pittsburg, Pa.
iMPOitTAWT to Buyers of Honikry Goons.
MtkMH. i.ol Brother, No. M North Kiglitli
atreet, claim to be the only firm In riiilmlel
(lelphln keeplnit all grades of HoHloi yat lietail
who Import their own goods. They feet
nfMirnl
1. That by avoiding the profits and commls
ptons Imposed In the ordinary conrne of lrad3,
tliy save their customers at least 'lb per cent.
2 That they have tho quality of their goods
tinder complete control, using the beat yarns,
nnd employing the best workmen in their
manufacture.
8. That, having direct access to Kuropoan
rr.arkt ts, they can keep a more complete stock:
Ihi'ti lr dependent upon purchases made here
of foreign kooIi.
A call from the reader is solicited at their
store, No. 63 North Eighth street.
J.fapkhs of Fashion, as well as gentlemen
ol moderate taste in mat ters of dress, are re
spt cllully invited lo inapeot Warburton's new
styles of bats lor autumn wear. Due regard
tins been given to the best American and foreign
pi eduction, with the sole view of presenting
to lits patrons, in tho new styles now offered,
all that Is desirable in shape, durability, easy
tilting, and ventilation. warbukton,
Fashionable Hatter,
No. 430 Chesnut street, next door to the Post
Office,
lIoi.i,owAY'fl Pii.i-s. Atrophy. Discarding
the effete theory adopted by the modern physi
cian in the treatment of the eradual deoay or
wasting of the human body, Ilblloway's medi
cines seize on the direct cause of the disease
the blood. They purify and enrich it they
stimulate and invigorate the exhausted system,
by giving life to each tissue, strength to the
muscle, energy to the invalid, elasticity to the
spirits, and the bloom of health to the pallid
cheek. Bold by alt druggists.
To Physicians. Mr. Sneer takes the liberty
of requesting physicians to Institute an exami
nation of the merits of his Port Grape Wine.
The wine Is the pure luice of the Port Grape,
cultivated by him for the purpose, and is now
successfully used and prescribed by the physi
cians in the large cities, who have fully tested
it, and who regard it as peculiarly adapted to
their mode of practice.
Sals of Boots and SnoKS. The particular
attention of the trade is called to the large sale
of Boots, Hhoes, lirogans, Balmorals, etc, to
he sold by McClelland & Co., Auctioneers, at
their Btore, No. 506 Market street, on Monday
morning, September 10, commencing at 10
o'clock precisely.
Fine Confections. At George W. Jenkins'.
No. 1087 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign fruits, nuts, almonds, etc., as well as a
fine assortment of confections. Jen&ins is
worthy of a call.
Lyons' Magnetic Insect Powder, for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Roaches, and Bugs. The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re
spectable dealers,
G. Byron Morse's Dining Rooms, No. 002
and 904 Arch street, for ladles and gentlemen,
are now the popular resort for those in searoh
of good dinners. Visit them.
Gkover & Baker's Highest Premium Sew
ing Machines, No. 730 Chesnut street.
The Celebrated "Waverly Zephyr.
i Warranted Fast Colors.
. Warranted fast dolors.
9, Warranted Fast Colors.
McIntire Brother,
No. 1035 Chesnut street.
Jones A Thaohkr. Printers. 610 Minor St.
fTFALL OVKBCOATS AND SUITS.
MiTfbll OvTrotit and Null.
M aTYif Otvrront atul NuU.
fi,h (nruihlr. and C?i?ap.C"
Piixtiionatiie ami C7it(j."( a
Vuiliinnalile and CifJ)."aa
FwihionabU, and ChtAip.'it u
tar Otir npai'(iion for fall and winter have hern
lie on tneUiryest cale, and we are, now rradu with Ihe
but and largest stock of Men's and JSoyf Clothing
Kti ever oMired in Jfhlladelphla.
Wanamakkr Brown,
Ttte JUiryttt Clothing Mouse,
Oak Hall.
The corner of Sixth and Slarktt streets.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine News see Mrst rage.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA THlo DAIi
RnM RrSKS t'tO MOOS KISKS. B'4U
BUM SttTB.......
,.6 11 ! High Watjcu...-
l 86
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE. -
William C. K kst, "t
Thomas K. Asumbad, VMonrTHLT Cokuittbh.
CUABLkS WHKKLJUt, 3
UOVKUKJiVB OF OCEAN RVEAHKUI.
FOR AMERICA.
Caledonia......-.Glasgow New York -Aug. 80
Chlna..,M,...M.M.... Xjiverpuui..xkuavuu m.,auk. oi
Clmbrla - Hamburg...New York .Aug. 81
Europe...M....M.ureBi -'yy hpiv...u,, o;
Bellona Loudon New York Au. 81
C.ofWaahlngton.Llverpool...New York Aug, 81
Minnesota ljiverpooL-.iew iorn ..fiopi,. a
DeuWculanO.Soulbampton...New York -BepU 8
Cot London......Liverpool...New York HepU 4
ErJglaud..........-.Liverpooi...Jew i(ui,......seik
Arago -...Havre .New York ..Se)t. 4
toluuibia.... .GUvbgow New York..........Bopt. 6
EorubBla.......--JCiauinurg...ew ion -otph
FOR KCROPK.
Atlantic New York.Bremen....,.......Sept. 14
CotBaltlmore.New York...LiveriK)ol.......M.....Bept. 14
Colun.Htt,.! Nw York...Olagow.M. Sept. 14
Atalauia...........iNw j ora...jjiuiiuu.............oBpv, x
Virginia rxew i ora.,.x,ivrpufM,MmM....c3upu ji
Allemauia......New YorkHauiburK... Sept, 14
Persia -New York...Llverpool ..Sept. 18
Hermann New York...Bremen ....He)t. 19
Europe M.......JNew r oranavre........ jsmn.
Helvetla.......,..-New York...Llverpooi.. sept, zi
Col Loudou....New York...Llverpool .,Hopt. al
Caleooula....New York...Ulasgow...........Sepl. 21
Cinjbrla.,.-...iew i urK.,.iiuiuuurK obiii. &i
C, o! Antwerp.. .new x orK...iiveriJuutn.........npfc,
Mlnnesola.......rew xorK...L,iverpooi..........nepi. a
Arago.....M.M....iiew ora...xivrw..M M....nt;pu zo
B;llooa.. -New York...Lonnon oept. i&
COASTWISE, DOMEHT1C, ETO.
J.W. Evermau..Phllada Charleeton........Sept,
Tonawandu..,...lhllada..,..Savauuah....uSeph 14
Alllance.,M.......Pnuaua ...unarimtuju..... nupv. ii
viruinla New York. .. Vera Crus Sapt. 14
StareandSlrlpeuPhllada Havana -..Sept. 16
PioneerMU......i'uiiaua - w iiiuiuKwu....nuM.oupb i
Eagle ...........-New YorkHavana .Mept. is
Jumal.............l'lillaaa New Orieaus.......SepU 21
Blalng Star....... New YorK...AHpinwii.......,.Dijpv. ci
Warlpima...New York...New orleans....M...Bepu
Havana. New York...RIo Jauelro.......-.Sept. '12
Mails are lorwaraea oy every .iitmr iu iuh imuuii
n.,a 'i h. afAnir. fur or from Llveroool call at
Uueenslown, except the Canadian Hue, which call at
I UU.lUUUnilJ. IU. ovow"ww .w.
nant call al Southampton.
CLEARED YKHTERDAY.
Steamship Tonawiirula, Jennings. Savannah, Phlla-
Ueiplila ana Kouiueru nm etcuiuHiiip uj,
SleauiHhip Alliance, Kelly, Charleslou, Lalhbury,
Wi'kerhaiii t o.
Ttr'g Fanny, Turner, Marseilles. D. S, Stetson Co,
Brig Allison. Sawyer. Boston, Hammett & Nelll.
Brig uipsy Viuteo, tora, oosiou, Auueurieu, ixuriuu
A Co.
Schr J. Martin. Baker, Boston, do.
bchr A. 11. Wetmore. Llppluoolt, Washington, do.
hchr E, A. Barlle, Smith. Salisbury, do.
Schr J. N. Thompson. Bunn, HudHoO. do.
Bchr J. o- Ulayion, tiayion, nicuiumm, n,. v . umvnr.
Schr V. Y. Young, Richardson, Portsmouth, E. A,
Souner s uo. , ,
Schr Thus. sluolcksOD, Dickerson. Georgetown, J, T.
St'r li. L. Gaw, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED Y1USTKRDAY.
. i . u.lili.iu. AH 1 1 1 1 1 rM tmn Rrvat
with mdae. to II. WlnsorACo.
Baruue Venus, Bente. W days Irom London, with
. . iTa..B aralnfl
liiaae. ------- rr-,,!! 14 rt. t
Bfnior with lumber to T. P. G al v IuTa oii.
Billg F. FoulkeTTownseud, from New York, In bal.
IVttftM.SBt.&m Bangor, with lumber to
to
Ks,7.npl.l yt)f o Indian river,
New y oik, with xud.o W. M. BalrdAOo.
. , . MEMORANDA.
Pblp Myrtle, IIRtlii(is, inmi Liverpool for Philadel
phia, ua MMiken 2;in nil., P. M., oil Tunkur.
Pariue Orchilia, Jiavenci, hence, at Huston 12th
IrslKiu,
Barque A nnle Ada. Cann. hence tor Btockholm, put
Into Long floee, Orkney Idnnds. aih nil.
Brig Anna, Bruno, benca lor Konlgsberg, at Elsl
nore j;th nit.
Brig Klcdona, Smith, for Philadelphia, cleared at
I ew York yesterday.
Prig KodlHk, Drunlson, hence, at Ttostna 12th lnt.
UriK Kivle Allen, Alton, hence, at Falmouth XutU
uliln.o.
Brig Aurora, Calllmore, for Philadelphia, cleared
atKew York yesterday,
Kelir llumburg, Bprugue, hence, at Providence I2th
Instant.
t-ehr It. H. Baker, Knight, for Philadelphia, cleared
at IM'W ork I'Ztli I oht.
t-t tir Nlnerva, lor Philadelphia, sailed from New
London 1 lib Inst.
8c lns A. Trudell, Barrett: V. W. Kiwell, Olios: J,
I'mman, Ulbhs; nevemy six. Teel; ap'tysbiirg.Hiiilth;
K, lilrliarclson. Ciooker: ('. Loener, Jameson; and J.
Ker.zie, Lake, hence, at Boston 12lh Inst.
Hchr J. H. Lockwood, hence lor Norwich, at New
London llth Inst.
bclir it. II. Bend. Benson, fur Philadelphia, was at
New Bedford llth Inst.
r-clirM. M. Merryuian, hence for Providence, at
New Londou llth Inst.
hclir Julia K. Pratt, Nlckerson, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Benton nth Inst.
fen r C harm. Htarr, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Alexandria 12th Inst.
folirs A. L. Massev. Donnelly, and Old Zach. Lynch,
hence, at (JeoreetoB n, L. C lilh lost. The Old ZacU
tailed iH'Kln to return. ......
Hciir W. Uounelly. Atunier, nencv, ai wasoingiuu
12t l inst. . . , ...... ...
hchr i-.llen uolgate, uoiuing, nence, at jNorroiK iuu
tnntn lit.
Bchr A. n. rercy, rouison, lor i-niiaueipma, nanuu
from W ashlnglon 12th Inst.
fcclirs J. a. Babcock, KlBher, and Wm. II. Dennis,
lake, limoe, at Haleni llth Inst.
fcclir J. M. Morales, Newman, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Bangor iuth Inst,
Kchr It!. A. Jiyer, j'.irniKe, irum ruruauu iui m. un
delnhia. at 'loucesler (lib Inst.
frchr Ocean Bird, Marsn, hence, at Richmond llth
Hclir F. Kd wards. Godfrey, lor Philadelphia, sailed
Uainsblp 'Philadelphia, Fulti. for Philadelphia
sallid from Alexandria 12th lust.
DIED.
niiv.nn t.li I3ih Instant. DXNIFL KTIEF.TZ.
i. ' n nt I'hnrica ami Almlra Bu n. and Eranuson
ol Daniel and Mary bheelz, aged 2 years 2 montua and
i ho'iMtni and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the rewlclxnce
ol his parents. No. 76 Belgrade street, Eighteenth
ware, on bunuay auernouu kibu uuvk.
BEITLEB. On September 12. 18H7, MARY ANN
WllB OF JJUI11HI J. fit It 1 1 BUU uuuuw;i vi
r v . I I . -i i . 1 4 .,..V. .-.m nf I 'iMIFUll It Mil
I'd! Vi or 1 n a M arlr lOA ni'Bd 47 VPAfR.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, On Sunday morning, septemner
n.i',7 ut in nvinrk from the residence of her hus
band. No. 1B19 Market street. Interment at Mount
Moriah Cemetery.
riiTT na-nn tho inti Instant, after a llncerlnK ill
ness, UKORUJB K. CH1LD3, in the Ocitu year of hla
The relatives and friends of the family, the omcers
and members ol Montgomery Lodge, No, 19, A. Y. M.J
the olllcers and members of the Grand Lodge; and his
xia.ir.tiir. hrathmn cronerfillv. are renoectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 812
bpruce street, on Sunday afternoon, me low uiavam,
at l o'clock,
vit.r.vn rn thn lath Instant. HORATIO GATES.
in ant son of A. J. and J. V. Miller, aged 7 weeks and
4 TlfeVlends ot the family are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, from his parents' residence. No.
1W3 N. Eleventh street, on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
X- with Brass Pins (for avoiding corrosion), Looe
Joint BraBs Hinges, for Sewing Machine Covers, etc.,
and a variety of the regular Brass Hinges, for sale by
NO. 888 fElght Thlrty-flve) Market St.. below Ninth
s
AW BUCKS. OR WOOD HORSES, SEVERAL
dualities of Wood Saws and Chopping Axes, and
an assortment of Winter Har, war, ys.
No. 838 (Eight Thlrty-flve) Market St., below Ninth.
CASH AND WINDOW FASTENERS, OP A
IO variety ol styles, for sale ny
Ki sak fFlht Thlrtv-flve) Market St., below Ninth.
insure your life
IN TUB
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICES
4 18 Bp
SJ. Ei
liinnEB arovi
WAI.NUT.
-m nriPTirTRTmia IMPROVED VENTI-
4 lated and Easy-fitting DRESS HATS "ntad),
iTTlii ihn annroved laabions of the season. CHESNUT
Street, next door to the Post Office.
I)J
TST .TONICS. TEMPLE & CO..
11 FASHIONABLE HATTERS,
First Btore above Chestnut street. 14 H
FOSTER,
FASHIONABLE HAPTER.
11 DrnSp
No. 1 a SIXTH Street.
F
L Y,
KNEASS & CO.,
Ho. 631 MARKET Street,
NETS.? In the Door. 14 u tutnsapt
DE A FN ESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
science and skill have Invented to assist the
bearing In every degree of deafness; also, Respirators;
also, Crandall's PaleBt Crutches, superior to any
others In Bae. at P. MADEIRA'S, No. H6 TENTH
Bueet, below CheannW
86p
T L. CRAGIN & CO., NO. 420 COMMERCE
street General Commission Merchants. Con
stantly on hand aud for sale at lowest market prices,
Whale, Elephant. Black Fish. Cod Liver, aud Sperm
Oils, direct Irom New Bedford. Bole agents lor the
Eureka Company Machinery Oils. 91m
RODOERS'AND WOSTENHOLM'9 POCKET
KNIVES, Pearl and Stag Handles, or beautiful
flniBh. ROIX4ERS' and WADE & BUTCHER'S
RA20Rs7and the celebrated LEOOULTRE RAZOR,
SCISSORS of the finest quality.
KaKors, Knives, Scissors, and Table Cutlery Gro"n';
and Polished at P. MADEIRA'S, No. 115 TENTH
Streot. below CheannU a sot
FRENCH CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
PAULKjftRARp. .
KKFJ3CTH . BOOKBfciiijIttt. a lAlXOll BuA A-nu
v 1 1 1 a riru
;No. 102 S. ELEVENTH Street
FHII-AOKLPHIA
22 5pl
TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND INVALIUS.
Tbe undersigned respectfully calls the attention
Of the publio to the siock oi rrime umer aua run
Cider vinegar for pickling and general family use-
also, to bis popular " l onio Aie, ires irum an impu
rities, and endorsed by the medical faculty as a safe
and wholesome beverage lor weak and delicate con
stitutions. Dellverea tree oi cnarge to au parts or me i-ny,
P. J. JORDAN,
No, 42)1) PEAR Street,
11 Vffir Below Third. and Walnut and Dock.
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOAN El
UPON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, PLATE, CLOTH INtt, ETC.al
JONES A CO.'H
riT.D ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE.
Corner of TH I RD aud G A SKILL Streets,
Below Lombard.
N. B.-DIAMONDS WATCHES, JEWELRY
GUNS, ETC
TOR BATH AT
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. 625 8m
GOLTGN DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
ORIGINATORS OF THE NITBOCS OXIDK
(3 AM,
Extract Teeth without pain or any 111 effects. :
OFFICE, KO. 7S7 WAiSCT STREET,
6 7 wpHm Below Eighth. Philadelphia,
H A R E MANUFACTURES
IN FINE OONF1COTIONS,
FOB CHOICE PHESENTS.
!
STEPHEN F. WHITtlAN
127 IntUlmrp
MO. MABHET T.
EXCURSIONS.
crT! NEW IHON STEAM Fit EDWIN
aC3.FOKRIBr. Captain Francis Brad-
aiiw. leaves lor Trenton, loucnmn i i w:i"iy,
Torresdale, Beverly. Burlintoii, Bflulol, iloieuce,
Bobtiins' w nar r, ana rieiusuoru
Leaves 2d Pier ah. Arcb.
leaves Pouth Trenton.
haliirday.Hept, 7 7 A. M,
Monday, " , 9 "
Tuesday. " 10, in "
Wedn'y, " II, in "
Thurhday, " 12, 11 "
Haiurday.Bept 7, 10 A. M,
Monday, " , I r. ai.
Tuesday, " 10, "
Wedn'y, " 11. "
Thursday, " 12, 8 '
KrKmy, " i:i, 4 "
Friday, " 13, 12 M.
Saturday. " 14, I21; P.M
Saturday, " 14, 4
Faie to Trenton, 40 cents each way. Intermedial
places. 26 cents each way. Kucnrslon. 40centa. f bi
rr - rilir Til UITAIIMiiTClV 1 R
t -- - - cents: I'hester or Hook. 10 cents.
(.11 HIIU Kllfr mvii'n 1 .tfuijr h, tun n.-iui,a r. 1,1
pill leave IH KHNUT Htreel wliarl at 9 46 A. M. and
. , i l 1 , . v T..ina . i. . .... - . nrri
846 P. M. Beturulng, leaves W ilmington att'to A. M
and 1245 P. M.
Fare to w limintHon, wreiiw; suraniroQ ucnem,
centa. Fare to Chewier or nook, lucenoi. nim
iiiiiu niii v fc-vrriiimnM td wit.
Jl-flsIzS. mhutlon. Del.-On and after TUES-
will leave second wharf above Arch Mreet dally al
10 A. ana 4 r. Al. Jt.ei.lirniiia, ieiv. WAPrkJbl
Htreet Wharr, WllmlnRtou, al7 A. M. and 1 P. M.
Fare for the round trip. ......, . 6o cents
Hngla ticket Ml cents
Chester and Marcus Hook ............20 cent
For runner particulars, ninny uu wmu,
7 22tf i- W. BURN H, Captain.
FURNITURE, ETC.
PJ I L L I A M WITTFELD,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
CABINET FURNITURE,
NON.6I, 66 AM) OS NOIITII SEt O.M) ST.,
Below Arch, West Side, Philadelphia,
Calls attention to bis extensive assortment oi FIRST-
CLASS FURNITURE, comprising;
SOLID ROSEWOOD,
SOLID WALNUT,
PARLOR 8UITB OF PLUSH,
TERKY. RKPS, AND HAIR CLOTH,
ELEGANT CHAMBER AND
COTTAGE 8UIT9
BEST DINING ROOM AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
ALSO.
WRITING DESKS, MARBLE-TOP STANDS, ETC.,
All oi which are manufactured by ourselves, of the
bebt materials, and will be sold for cash only, at
much lower rates than are ollered elsewhere.
N. B. Goods packed and shipped to all parts of the
conntry. slosmthlm
A.
& H. LEJAMBRE
HAVE REMOVED THEIR
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERING WAREROOItiS
TO MO. lioa CHESNUT STREET,
(UP STAIRS.)
87 3m
HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have large stock of every variety ot
FURNITURE,
Which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
PLAIN AND MARBLE TOP COTTAGE SUITS.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
PARLOR 6UI1B IN VELVET PLUSH. ,
PARLOR BUI1S IN HAIR CLOTH.
PARLOR SUITS IN REPS. m t '
Sideboards. Extension 'lablee. Wardrobes, Book
cases. Mattresses, Lounges, etc etc
P. P. UUSTINE,
8 1 N. E. corner SECOND and RACE Streets.
E s t a b l i s u e d iw5.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French flate Looking-Glasses,
ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, ETC
Manufacturer of all kinds of
nKTHlIT,'AND PIC
TURK FRAMES TO ORDER.
No. OlO CHESNUT STREET.
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
FHILAPKLPHIA, 815
PROPOSALS.
1i FENBKS, No. 65 SECOND Street, third
Btory, BALTIMORE, Md.
gealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this oiHce nntll 12 M. of FRIDAY, the 20tb.
day of 6E1TEMBER, 1807, for the timber, iron,
and framing required for the construction of a
deflector in the tinsquehanna river, near Havre-do-Grace,
Md.
Proposals must be separate for timber, iron,
and Oaming, and in duplicate for each.
' Proposals for timber will embrace all timber,
planks, boards, and t ron alls required to com
plete the work.
Proposals for iron will embrace all bolts,
spikes, connecting links, and all iron required
to complete the work.
Proposals for framing will embrace all labor
and workmanship of every kind, required to
locate in position the entire structure, complete
in all Us parts.
CoDtraoiors tur iutei mi ui wuuu ur iruu, win
be expected to hold them, without charge to
the United States, until required for use by the
superintending Engineer.
No bids will ne considered except Btichas are
made alter forms to be obtained at this office,
by letter or personal application.
For further particulars application must be
made to this omce, wnere drawings ana speoin
catlons can be seen.
Bids WUl ue openea at wav tr. m. oi ins 201.U
Instant, In presence oi bucu Diuaers as may
choose to attend.
I be rigni is reaerveu lo rcjouv uujr ur bii uiub,
for any cause deemed sufficient by the under-
lgned. -WILLIAM P. CRAIQHILL,
Major of Engineers, and Bvt. Lieut. Col.,'
9 u et United States Army.
PROPOSALS FOR A NBW JAIL
DKPABTMKNT OF THK INTERIOR,
"le
Washington. D. C. July 81. 1867,
conlprt rjroDosals will be received at this De-
riartmeiifc kui11 ' j
i7i h of September, 1807, for the erection of the
.....til 1 ) I .xv. lr Vf n., rr I T L'aTi A V I ka
Jutl in anil tur iut iiauiub ui vuiuiuuin, ruiuw
. . I I ..,1 U V. n ... 1 1
r 1 t tt ftUU 111UV1UCU 1UI UJ KUUAUVUA wuutosn,
umiroved July , 18W(. 8,nd the Joint resolution
nitiiruvcu .,.. ,
lions can be seen at the architect's office, In
the eastern grounds ol the Capitol, Washington
J.iiv everyday, except Sundays, between the
linurs of 9 A. M. and 5 P. M.
Henaraie bids will be received for the ma
sonry work, brick work, iron work, and car-
pCl'hfcy contractor whose bid may be aoceptei)
will be required to euter into a sufficient bond,
io lie approved by the Secretary of the Interior,
, Ue faithful completion of his contract.
I'Hvmtnts will he made as the work progresses,
on (bllmates cerllned to by the arohlteot: but
.,.,,, rial ceiiium ui vuo wuiui will
euly P centum of the estimates will be
lainea until the contract is completed.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest
iIle'T; L ,..llr. I.llt Lt, l)nrllnnt. r.
-7-.uihle UtdUer. b
ilries tl.e right to reject any or all ol the bids
should jt, he deemed lor the interest of the
4rivemiueut to do so.
1 he bids will be opened at noon on the 18th
,iv of tieptember next, in preiteuce of suoli ol
the biddeis as may choose to attend.
Pmniwals for New Jail," aud be directed U
n1e --Hecretary of tbe Intorlr. Whl?um,
8 21 1917
Secretary of the Interior.
N B X C H A N 0 1 I
c
0 B
tiki MANUFACTORY.
JOHN X. BAILKY Oa,
- a.dltVKn Tu
w tc Oorner of M A kk et aud WATER Btreeta
i-hllilUihia.
DEALER8 IN BAUIS AND BAOOINO .
v Ot everr Dwrlptlon, tor
ert,n, Flour. Bait, B.;per-Pho.phata ol Lima, Bcn
Ji X BAIX ' OASOA.
FURS.
1867.
FALL AND WINTER.
1857.
FUR HOUSE,
(Established In 1818.)
The undersigned Invite the special attention Of the
Ladles to their large stock of FOBS, consisting of
Muffs, Tippets, Collars, Etc.,
IN EUfcEIAN BABLK,
HUDaON'U BAY SABLE,
MINK SABLK
BOYAL F.RMINTC, CHINOniLLA, FiTCH, KTU,
AU of the LATEST BTYLH. BUPF.BIOU FINI3U,
and a' reasonable prices.
Lad lee In mourning will Had handsome art'cles In
PKRSI ANNES and BIMIAS; the latter a moat beau
tllul tur.
CABRIAOE R0BK8, SLKIOU ROBES, and FOOT
MUFFS. In great variety.
A. K. & F. K. WOMI7ATH,
til 4m
NO. 417 AllC'II IHTRF.F.T.
PRESERVING CANS AND JARS.
R U I T
JARS.
PROTECTOR FRUIT JARS.
Tbey are made Alr-tlght with Certainty and Ease.
Are Rapidly Opened Without Injury to the Cover.
Each Cover fits all the Jars.
Manufacturers and Patentees
F. J. IIO DINE,
8 22 tbstalm KO. lai t. TROWT STREET.
FRUIT JARS AND CANS,
CEMENT,
PREMKRVIHO KETTLES,
BEFBIUEBATOBS, WATER COOLERS,
And a general variety oi House-Furnluhlng Goods, at
11. A. WILDnAN'B),
8 28 tuthacp No. 1011 SPRING GARDEN Street.
BOARDING.
H-lCM GIBAKD STREET. BETWEEN
J. I ZlX. Cbesnut and Market and Eleventh and
Twelfth streets-centrally located. Accommodation
for permanent, transient, and table Boarders. 9112m
"DKRMAN ENT BOARDING CAN BE HAD AT
I ..u vi'HWAT MCHOOL LANE. Uve minutes
tmm Hint Inn. Norrlslown Railroad. Boarders
conveyed to and from station. 9 10 tuthatit
REMOVAL.
U E M O V A L.
C. W. A. TRUMPLER
HAS REMOVED HIS MUSIC STORE
FROM SEVENTH AND CHESNUT HT.
TO
926 CHESNUT STREET
8 12tfrp
PHILADELPHIA.
B. K. BMTTH.
E. T. ADAIR
H
A D A I R,
saKimm mwA WhftlaakU Tlaalnr In
Superior Silver - Plated Ware,
GOLD AND SILVER PLATERS,
FACTORY AND SALESROOMS
NO, 85 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
(Up Stairs.)
WAKEEOOM, KO. 11S 1 1IESN CT STREET
(Second Floor), .
6 27thstu8mrp PHILADELPHIA.
8
NOW READY,
GENTLEMEN'S
DEESS HATS,
IN HEW STYLES FOB FALL,
PREPARED BY
WARDURTON,
FASHIONABLE HATTER,
NO. 430 CHES51T fcJTBEET,
9 7 St Neit'door to the Post Office.
L.
KNOWLES & CO.,
MO. 1218 MABHET STBEET,
Are now, and will continue to receive, dally, from all
parts of the country, the best qualities ot 9 lotuthsGt
FAMILY FLOUR.
BEDDING
OF EVEllX UlitsuHirnuii
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
W II O LEA A EE AMD BET AIL,
MO. 93 BIE AVEMCE MEAB TIMB T
J. Q. FULLEH.
T. STEWART BROWN, ,
g.K. Cornw of
l2Htnthrr
l 3 kanu r actureb ur
I Z- Z7rraVa ntns RETICTJXES, 8HAW
AMKB, BAOB, R-1 soOifl, FLAsVBl
I OTP APB. HAT CASES. P0CH.A.A
HANUrACTURIB Or
ad TravsUag SooAs csaerally.
T.LIAM 8. GRANT,
M B. DH.LAWAKK Avenue,
bLLAWAKE Avenue, Philadelphia,
ISO
at- n,,nnrarilMr. Hfifl DH
Kenoeo piivre, 'nrAxmi
Etc.
w pu A 3o.'s Chobolate. 0co. and Brouia
r'rr.,-ur Hros.
& Cu's Yellow Metal
BUeuthlng,
Bolls, and Nails.
I li f
r.i.rT A KIT. I?T A "V
,yniu CubvK AND CANVAS,
Of all numbers and urands.
Tnt. Awning. Trunk-, and Waiton i;ower Duck.
... . D.,.r Ma, mriu'ttirera' Drier Felts, frotu Qua to
ILvtral feet wldt: Paullnjl, Belting, ball Twine, c
BV" j6iin w! evehman & CO.;
Heltlng. ball Twine, etc.
gH No. KX JON EH' Alley,
PKIVY WELLS OWKER8 OP PROPEBTT
Thsonly plaoa to get Prlyj WsU olwuwdaa4
au.lofectedatyerylowp.loea,. rKrwBj
Manurarturer of Poudrevi
ID OOLDBMITO'tt DAI ! i.lRAIy
Ml
AMUSEMENTS.
C A D E M
Y OF MDS
I c.-1
..Leasee,
j.ji Mcdonough
THE PROMI8E FULFILLED!
IMMENSE SUCCESS 1
IMMENSE SUCCESS!
OT TUB
ooroEoa sensational spectacle,
"TOE BLACK CROOK."
"TFIE BLACK CROOK."
HOUSE CROWDED FROM PARQUET TO DOME -
THE AUDIENCE DELIGHTED!
THE AUDIENCE DELIGHTED!
"THE BLACK CROOK,"
IN ALL ITS MAGNIFICENCE,
EVERY EVENING,
AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
ADMISSION.
Parquet, Parquet Circle, and Balcony ft
1- a in 1 1 y l 1 role ou mnw
Amphitheatre....... ..25 cents
No extra charge for secured seats, which can be)
procured at LIE & WALKER'S Muslo Store, No. 722
CUESNUTJitreetnd at the ACADEMY OFMUBIO,
frum 10 o'clock until 4 each day, fur twelve nights In
advance.
SATURDAY. AT IX,
FIRST "BLACK CROOK" MATINEE.
CHESNUT fcTREET THEATRE
THIS (Saturday) NIOnT,
A Bl'Li-NJUlD BILL. .
Glorious Sin cess of the New Comedy.
AN UNPARALLELED HIT.
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED.
Sixth Night or
Mr. and Mr. W. J. FLOTlENfYK.'
Who Will auueor In the. new three-act (VimMI.
entitled
CASTE.
To conclude with the favorite Farce,
THE QUIET FAMILY.
Doors open at 716. Curtain rises at 8 o'clock.
MRS. JHN DREW'S ARCH STEELE!
THEATRE. Begins t08 O'clock.
ClA l il J11U1H Uf JIU UBAjy,
A GREAT DOUBLE BILL.
THIS (Saturday) EVEN INO, Sept. 14, 1867,
LLCBETIA BORGIA: ' -
Lucretla Borgla.., , JUDIA DEAN
Genuaro Mr. F. Lawlor
After which the 'l Prilling Drama of , . . . ,
THE MANIAC LOVER. '
Mlcbael Earl , Mr. A. Krerly
Andrew Adze Mr, R. uralg
Marr -Mlsa L. Price
Julia t-prlng. Mrs. V. Walcot, Jr.
MOM
n ua x i
-THK WOMAN IN WHITE.
WAL
r A L N U T 8TREET THEATRE.
,E. cor. NINTH and WALNUT. Begins at 8.
THIS AND KVKRY EVENING.-
A MIDSUMMER NIUHTB DREAM.
with Us nnrlvalleA Scenery, Panorama, Ooslumeo,
Accoutrements, triple Transformation Scene, etc, the
whole constituting a uniformity of excellence never
equalled.
ON SATURDAY AF1 ERNOON AT O'CLOCHf.
Shakespeare's Fairy Spectacle, In Five Acta, of
A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.
OX'S AMERICAN VABIETT THEATRE!
WILL OPEN FOR TUN Bh,ABO .
HA1TTRT1A YKVKNINB. HeDU. 14. ' -
GREAT COMBINATION OF ARTISTS.
Oorupdiid Ballets. KthloDlan Burlesques. Bongs,
Dances. Oymnsnt Acts. Pantomlmss, tto. 9 M.St
JS" EW ELEVENTH STREET OFEBA nOUBJB,
ELEVENTH faTREET, ABOVE CSEBNUT. .
TUB F1H1LT BEIOBI
OPEN FOR THE REASON,
biokbat iTiKise, Avevax e.
CARNCROSS & DIXEY'S JS1HSTREL5,
THE GREAT BTAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
IN THZIB
GBANP ETUIOPEAW BOlBKS. a
For partlcularM4 future advertlsemeata,
J. L. CAliNCROBfl Afanajrer.
R. F. BIMPSON, Treasurer. 19tf
A
GRAND VOCAL CONCEPT
Will be given at
MUSICAL FDND HALL, ' i
On FRIDAY EVENING, Bept. 27,
By Miss CAROLINE MCCAFFREY.
assisted by the following distinguished talent--.
feMMcano, M'me Henrietta Rehreru, Philadelphia.
Boprano, MIbs Helen McCaffrey, Philadelphia.
Tenor, Mr. George blmpsoo, New York,
Basso, Mr. Aaron R. Taylor.
Conductor and Pianist. Mr. Hush A. Clarka. Tliiti
delphla. ,
Mav be-Drocurcd ol Mr. J. K. Uuuid. Rmnth
Chesnut streets; C. W. A. Trumpler, No, 028 Chesnut
street; and W, H. Boner, No. llui Chesnut street. It
LF. BURNETT'S SECOND WEEK.
L LARGE HALL ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
AH UNTIRE CHANGE THIS WEKX.
HALL IKOWDILD BiaHTLY 1
THE OLD AND YOUNG.
1 n E. uttAVE AND QAY.
KUPT ROARING WITH l,tinn rtBU4''
at the Odd, Queer. Comical, and Miserable PeoplO
. By Mr. ALF, BURNETT, IN HIS
OLIO OF ODDITIKS.
Miss HELEN NABH will recite soma of tha
elections from our modern Poets. .
Commence at s o'ciock. ,
Tickets, 60 cent.. Children, Ke. a n 4
G
ONCERT HALL,
CBEHNUT 8TR EET', ABOVE TWELFTH.
Encouraged by large and enthuslasllo audleboea,
BLIND TOM
will appear at the above Hall 1 . ' '
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, Beptambei Uaid'
14, at t'dO P, M.
Admission, Fifty Cents. Reserved Seats, Seventy.
five Cents. Balcony reserved for colored persous; asov
Tickets at cnarim y. a, j rumpiers ALualC btore
No. HIM Cbesnut street; also, at the Hall. i tf
Q A G L I G II
FOR THE OOUNTRYJ
FEBBM
CO.'U AUTOMATIC
S1ACIIIXES .
CAM
FOB PRIVATE REBTDENCEB, MILLS, HOTELS,
. CHURCHES, ETC., '....
FURN D3HING FROM ONE TO BIX HXTNDILED
LIGHTS, AB MAY BE REQTJIRXD,
This machine Is guaranteed; does sot get oat ot
order, and the Urns to manage it la about Ave Buantea
a week.
The simplicity of this apparatus. Its an tire freedom
from danger, the cheapness and quality of the light
over ail othert.have gained tor It the favorable opinion
ot tbose acquainted with Its merits. Tho names of
those having need them for the last tare years will
be given by calling at oar OFFICE,
SO, 18 HOUTH F017BTH STREET,
Whers ths machines can be keen lb operation, .
FERRia CO., Box 1M P. a
Bend tor a Pamphlet. 8tuths3m