THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH". PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 18CC.
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SATURDAY. MARCH 17. 1808.
The
Financial Attack on the Secretary
by the Comptiollcr.
The attention of the publ'c, especially those
who, through either tasto or business, have
given their time to the examination of finan
cial questions, has been directed for several
weeks to the attack being made by Mr. Free
man Clark, Comptroller of tie Treasury,
on the official veracity of the Hon. Hugh
McCullocii. It seems that Mr. Clark
accuses Mr. McCclloch of wilfully and per
sistently misrepresenting tbe assets at the
control of the Government, and supported
Lis charges with the following allegation,
' which we take from a morning contem
porary :
Amount in Treasury by Mr. McCnl-
loch'B statomt ui
.5110,013,031-24
Add compound Interest and leital
lenders retired in il.ircn
Add beven- birtl-.s kit with pre-
6,403,833-00
coeds ot Five-tw lines exceeding tbe
par of tho latter 1,233 .303 00
Add the ami'iint ol money on ceposit
in National Buuka 23,090,003 03
Adcftlie pitmium wluon Kind on uund
would bruis, it soJu 16,000.030 00
$106,789,101 21
Mr. Clabk, after presenting these tijrure.s, pro
ceeds to show ibat, according to his own eUt
mate, independent ol' the Secretary's return, this
amount reully on hand was $170,10G,3")0. He
iiiiidc up that amount in th:s manner:
' Amount In hands of Assistant Treasurer,
New York S100,000,000
Ui.neU Mates notes ruueivou uud tuiU
I cloro March 1 G 4W.830
Aniuunim liauasol other s ib-troasuror,
etc 12 001,003
Cold prt-iniuii V 0 0,030
.Amount iu L.uu.,0 ift 000 003
Tctal S170,4iJ,8j3
In reply to this grave accusation, we And
that Mr. IIoopeb, of Massachusetts, ono of
the leading flnanciera in the Ilouse, took tha
floor, and explained, in a lew words, all of the
allegations of Mr. Clark. Tb.3 compound
interest and legal tender notes had been on
the 1st ot March retired, and could not,
therefore, be considered as part oi the avail
able funds of the Government.
Again, tiio 7-30s bought with C-2l)s were
also retired, and hence the profit on them
could not, with legality, be included. Iu his
calculations, Mr. McCclloch had already
included the money in the National Banks,
and the law would hardly allow its duplica
tion. As the cold which was owed by the
Government has not been sold, but is
still in the vaults cf the Treasury, its pre
mium could not be counted as a part of the
assets. Here then is the last of the wonders
discovered by Mr. Clark, and paraded by
him before the woild as proof either of gross
stupidity or dishonesty.
In addition, it may he said that Mr.
Clash's estimate of tbe available means in
the Sub-Treasury at New York is wrong.
The amount is subject to outstanding draits,
to deductions for cancelled securities counted
as cash, and temporary loans paid, but not yet
deducted, awaiting warrants to reimburse,
and other items, which really reduces the
amount available to the United States to
$32,773,312-23.
Thus ends the last of the Clark chargss,
and with them ends the difficulty, so far as
the Secretary-is concerned. But the Comp
troller cannot thus easily shift the responsi
bility, lie mad a distinct charge against
h's superior he made it openly and publicly.
He has failed to substantiate it, and has by his
officious interference, and his gross igno
rance, brought such disgrace upon him
self, as to make it apparent to all, that the
sooner the place ot Comptroller is filled by an
able and fa".thful man the better fjrthe nation.
He has been guilty of an act of the grossest
Insubordination and most shame fal financial
stupidity. He has attompted to wrong a
superior by an open charge, and has en
deavored to injure the public credit by
shaking the confidence felt in the head oi
our monetary system. Had he any fault to
find, or any imaginary error to correct, it
was bis duty to report the facts to the Secre
tary, his chief. If no notice was taken, then all
responsibility was shitted from his shoulders,
lie bad done bis duty. But to come before
the public iu an attack, as ho has, is a display
which totally unfits him for his post as Comp
troller. No chargo made by an inferior, and without
any substantiation, can shako the confidence
lelt by all classes in the financial ability and
personal probity of Uon. IIugh McCclloch.
His course has ever been that of wisdom and
honor, lie has been correct in his estimates
in the past, and we will trust him unqucs
tioningly In the future. A financier, a patriot,
arid a gentleman, his credit cannot be injured
by the insolence of his subordinates, or the
malicious slanders of bis personal loes. He
comes out after the attack with his talent
shining brighter and hit honor more evident
than before the assault of the Comptroller.
What a Day Way Diing- Forth.
Today is notable for a national as well as a
mysteriously promised deed, for the occur
rence o'f a certain, as well as the possibility
of -an anticipated event. On this, the 17th of
March, the Reciprocity treaty heretofore ex.
feting between the United States and the
Canadian Provinces terminates, as under the
original draltof the contract, eiiher of the
parties could nullify It on giving one year's
notice to the other. The United States, this
flay 1805, gave the required notice ; and as a
consequence, '.the treaty so falsely named Is
now a matter of history. Nor will any of our
readers who have been familiar with its prac
tical workings' regret its end. A more unjust
arrangement was never devised than that into
which the operation of the contract has gra
dually degenerated. Its name was a most
singular misnomer. By a littlo technical
evaclon tie true spirit of the instrument was
violated, while the verbal agreement remained
Intact. It Is not oar purpose to show how It
was that a discriminating tarifl was forced
upon American importations either by exces
sive freight or enormous clia- ge for storage.
Suffice it that the Government waj deprived
of millions of justly claimed revenue and
the Canadas enriched at the expense ol the
States. In accordance, therefore, with tin
demands of justice and Kelf-interest, tb Re
ciprocity treaty hns ceased. It would have
been well for our neighbors had they remem
bered the fable of the bag who killed the
gooso that laid the golden egg.
The consequence of this abrogation is, that
each nation charges what it denu proper
ar.d most exorbitant duties will bo tbe result'
So heavy, indeed, will be the new tariff, that a
considerable proportion of the gains ot the
trader will be swallowed up by the taxes.
The result is obvious. A gigantic system of
smuggling, which has already originated, will
be continued and enlarge!. It will eeaso
to be a desultory effort to hurry through
gcods with the Custom llouse inspection, but
will become an organized plan of importation.
Unless the two Governments speedily como to
a renewed understanding, much evil will re
sult, and much income will be lost.
The next question which will commence
to-day to agitate our people, will be the fishe
ries. The motion of Mr. Tike, of Maine, to
despatch a naval fleet to protect our fishermen
in ihcir rights, guaranteed by tha treaty of
1783, is but a rejoinder to the proclamation of
the Governor of Canada,orJcriug a'l Americans
to keep away from the fisheries alter to-day.
The belligerent character of the inhabitants
of the pine forests of Maine render such a
compliance ns the Governor expects ex
tremely improbable. Wc anticipate, as wo
have before stated, before a weak Is past
bearing of bloody engagements on the bor
ders. An immediate settlement, on an equi
table basis, would pievent any conflict and
save the effusion of blood. The contesting
Governments are responsible.
While, therefore, the Canadian public may
well fsel exercised over the . vast commercial
era upon which they have this day entsred,
they entertain, with or without cause, a dread
of a far greater danger in the shape of a
Fonian invasion. To-day is St. Patrick's,
the time selected for the iTuniau movement on
the Province, and ii any attack is contem
plated, now is the most likely time for it to bo
made. The enthusiasm which this day will
cause among the Irish will bo something
analogous to that which fired the ancient
Romans when they selected the birthday of
Castob and Pollux as the date of the Lake
Regulas Battle. Thcptesence of their national
saint will be suuicient to foreshadow vic
tory. The combination of all those events
have naturally had a depressing and an ex
citing effect on our neighbors over the border.
They have reached a climax oi alarm. Litticr
ty to-morrow the danger will bo past, and
they calmed, or else the telegraph will inform
us of the dreaded invasion having takon place.
The time is, under any circumstances,
fraught with great events. Truly, "Who can
tell what a day may bring forth?"
The compensation which the DuchieB are, to
pay to the Danish Government amounts for tbe
present year to i, cib,m3 tnaicrs, bjq ior ioji 10
ajas.zautnaicrs.
The Prusiau journals announce that anotlvr
historical memorial is about to disappear. The
tiimous windmill ot sans aouci, wnicn the great
FieJerick had respected, aud which his dee$ud-
ants Lud enclosed in the park at Potsdam as a
monument of their respect for legality, is about
to be pulled down by tbe Kind's order.
The cattle nlncue havine shortened the sup-
dIv of meat in the Enzlish markets, poultry be
comes a stanio article 01 100a. in oraenoiur-
nifh a belter oualitv and larger stocks, the agri
cultural societies are increasing the displays of
fowls at their exhibitions, aud announcing
larger premiums for the. best.
M. Duprez has brought befoi-e the Academy
of Belenees of Belgium aome questions con
nected with the construction of lightning-con
ductors Ills expeiimcnts lead him to call
serious attention to dancers which may attach
to the employment of sharp-pointed conductors,
especially when attached 10 gunpowder maga
zine.
in the French Chamber of Deputies there
are 68 lawyers. 65 mayors. 31 officers ot rank. 18
merchants, 17 literary men, 12 bankers, 9 magis
tiates, C'J phydeiuns, 4 chamberlains, and 2
equerries to the Emperor. Eighty-lour of tho
members are in the habit of addressing tho
house, and of theso only thirteen are good
speakers.
This is a personal in
vitation to the reader to ex
anilue our now stvle oi
DI'UINO LO I HINO.
Csssluiere Suit loralB and
Black Suits for tn Muer
halts, all uric en np o ;5
W A N AM A K Kit A BIWWN,
OAK HALL,
ROE'! HhAtiT COhNF.B
61X111 and MAUK.LT Bts.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Office or thb Evening Tui.KOTurn, I
Saturday, March 17, 1800. (
The Stock Market was rather dull this morn-
me, but prices continue steady. Government
bonds ore firmly held at the advance, with
pales of G-20s at 103J for Cs of 1SS1 at 104J; and
1-309 nt 9!J; 00 was bid 10-40. City loans are
without change; the now issue sold at 0192.
Railroad shares ore the most active on the
lir-t. Cntawi?sa preferred sold at 30f7g30?, the
latter rate a slipht anvanc; Philadelphia and
Erie at29.S, no change Reading at 50 31-100, a
slipht advance; Camden and Amboy at HGj, a
decline, of 4; Pennsylvania Railroad at 66$, an
advance of ; and Lehigh Valley at 02 no
rhaiiRc; 2S4 was bid for LUtle Schuylkill; 53.
for Nonfotown; 54 for Minchill: 23 tor Elm ra
cntnmon; 25 for Catawisra conitnan; and41J for
Nosthcrn Central.
In City I'HBPcnstcr Railroad shares there is
very IitUo doin. Ilestonvilie sold at iiy,
10 was bid for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 31 for
Sj;rr.ce and Tine; and 25 for Givard College.
Bonk shares continue in good demand.
i'hilndi lphla sold at 140; 205 was bid for North
America; 24 for Formers' and Mechanics'; 2-.
lor Mechanics'; 100 for Kensington; 64 for Penu
Townhip; 31 for Manufacturers' and Mechan
ics'; C2 for City; 10 for Consolidation; 63 for
Commonwealth; C3 lor Coin Exchange; uud 66
for Union.
Canal shares are rather firmer. Susquehanna
Carat sold at 13; 21$ was bid for Schuylkill Na
vigation common: 23 preferred do.; Ill for
Minis Canal pre-ferred; 52 for Lhigh Navi
gation; 34 for Delaware Division and 53 ior
Wyotrlng Valley Canal.
Oil El.ares are dull and lower. Ocean sold at
10,. the former rate a decline of 1; Caldwell
a; ; and Sugar Creek at 2. '
rini.AM'.T.NUA STOCK EXCHANGE RALES T0-l)Y
.Reported dv Dollavcn & bro., No. 40 S. Third street
lfiKST Hoard
j?6000U 8fig81..rej 1044! 200 sb. Ocean". ...Ml lf
1000 v a 6-M 62. . . .1033
800 sh do.. .aSwn 19
81600 U S 7-oOs Juno OOj
100 sh do bSO 10
STGOl'i'v tie. ...eas 874
7'M sti ao iu
100 nh do b30 10
203 sh do 10
(1000 City 6s, new.'.. 91J
IM0 do..b5..1ots 92
iUO do i)U
mh do.....b2! 10.
(1( 68 do 06 i2
200 sU do b30 10
t-St'O do mnu ta
COOsh da iew..t83 91
VjO N J'a 6 4
100 en Keailinir. .b5 60-fil
100 rh do....s5..50-3t
6 all Cam & Am ...ll'lf
200 en Cata pt.lotdsSO 801
H O Mi ao 0 80J!
1(0 Kb. do 4-i
1M) sh do 16 Mii j
lilOsh do SOjjl
liOuli do b;)0 30,!
100 nil Misn fan 13
HO sll l'onu K 5n(
100 lb da.ilOwn.. ftjt
100 sh Leh Val....s3 fi2j
800 oil Caldwril.. lots i
100 (Hi l'hilfc R..150 3!S
z sn l'lina isk. . . ,.ii i
2.;0sh Hostonv. ...Is 41
8u0 h oiigar Ck.lota 2
RF.iWEEN
BOARDS.
ttS'jn 1 1 r .-jus ii. . , . iu;.if i
&1300 Readme 111 tin. 871
&KM1 l'a K 1st mt... 9r
SiOOO Citv 6s. old.... 87.'
Sd sh l'cuna R 551
83 th do 6:1 J
45 sh do 6!U
lio sh do 55)
100 sh llestonv.. b30 41J
100 sh do 41 J1
100 eh do 3d 41
zoo sh catawissa pt.
100 sh do.......b
100 sh do......bS
200 sh I ntnwissu
2C0 sU Susq Can..b3d 13
K0h Ocean b30 10 1
PHILAD'A GOLl EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
in a -m laij 19 -st linn
u a! m'.. "I"!".'.. .!'.iao'! ip. u !!.".!i3ol
HAnriui. DtfiiKEY Si Co. ouote as toilows:-
lliurina. He'l na.
American 1.01a lou 13114
American tiilvcr, 4s and i 125 12S
Americnu Mlverlimes aud Halt Uinion 121 VSi
renrjcvlvania Curreucy 8 k
Now Y rlc Exchange 1-20 par.
Amount of coal transported on tho Philadel
phia and Reading Railroad during the week
ending Thursday, March 15, 1S03:
Tn: Cm I.
From St. Clair 18 813 08
1 Port Carbon 8,447-16
' l'ottaville 318-04
' Schuylkill llavuu 25 H11
' Auburn 96119
' Port Clinton, 8,461-13
' Li arrisburg and Dauphin B'OO
Total anthracite coal for woek 02,951-11
liit'.BJinr a coal from JiarriaDnrs and
iiauijhiB for wek 5, 6,0 -04
Total ofall kinds for wock 68,629-15
x roriousiy tuia year 001,101 ui
Total 720,284-02
T same time last rear 651 15 114
Philadelphia Trade Report.
Paturdat, March 17. There is no shipnln
demand for Flour, but there it steady inquiry for
the snpply ol tho home consumers. About 1500
bbls. were -disposed of, mostly Northwestern extra
fnmiiy, at SC39 25 t hbl., inclndintr small lots of
fupcrfine at 80-257; extra at 87-258; Pennsyl
vvuin and Ohio luinily at $010; and fancy lots
nccotuir.r to quality, itye ilonr sens slo.y at
to to. i rices oi corn .ueal aro eut'reir nominal.
There is some iuauiry for cood Wheat, but com
mon quality is not wanted, bales oi lairanu ohotue
1 cnnsylvnnia ana western red at 210a2 80, an
whito at 2 402 75. Kve is in limited rounest: wo
ciuoto 1 euuovirania atsac. ana uotawaro at ioiJi j.
uorn is comine tornaru more ircoiy, ana tha t :-
mund is cood tulos ot 10 000 bash, voliow at 70o.
afloat, and 6S0. in store. Oats aro uuohanirud.
iSai'S ot ViOi) bush, l'enn.ylvauia at 60o. 1) triey
rrpes from Too. to Si, aud Hurley Malt lrora
VI -bO tO fcl 16.
There is nothinr rtolnjr in Qnercitron Bark; a tale
of chcstnnt at 21 60 i cord.
Ihcre is more neuiand for Cloyersotd. and 703
bnnb. sold at (5 60a(j 50, the la'tor for very choice :
Timothy Is steady at 43 75: aud Flax-end at 2 75.
Whisky sells slowly witniu the ranco of 2'25.al
i'its ior renns yivania ana unto.
C Both branches of the Newfoundland Legis
lature naie Hcccpiea tae yueuoc bene me or con
federation.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
K"GKEEN ST. M. E. CHURCH.
TIEM1AY F.VEXIJIO, 201 hi Insf.,
REV. WILLI A 11 BUTLER D. D..
rOCKDEEAND LAI E M PKUIN i ENDEST OF M.
E. AilBblUMH IN UDU.
ON
PEBSONAL REi'OLLECTIOXS
OK T1IK
PF.rOY RIIIELMOU. It
AND INCIDENTS OF aIISSIOa LITIS.
rSgT" SWEDEN BORG1 AN, CORNER BROAD
' sncl KUANliV WINK St routs Sermon bv Hnv.
B. F. BAUKE IT In the Morulas: fiubiect. ' Inhmaol. or
me w nu aian. ' in tne Evening in tne seBHiun-room,
beading aud Oonvorsatlon. Huhjoct, '-the B aspheiny
ualnut the I'o'y Ghost." A ltvhoieul an mlero.t aro
comiany invited.
HTJV. S. II. GIESEY, PASTOR OF
Fifth German ioformod Church. OkERN Street.
near Bixtnenih, will i.rencli ou KnatUy, i8th last., at 1 u '
a.m. ana i r. iti. suti ect in tie evening tne
Chullengc and Answer by Fire," bolngthe e ighth otthe
eonre on i-.iijnti ami uis Times, birangers welcome.
rrr" "SOCIAL UNION."-PJTBLIO MKHT-
ion on Ntonilav f vnnlnir. l'ltll Inst., at tlnl M(-
KAVIAN 1 lltliCU. corner ol 1'UANK.LIN aud WOOD
btrceu. All Invited.
W. M. ABBEY, Recording Secretary.
EST"
atiove (.'nllowhlll. services at UK A. M.. and I
and 1H I'. M.. the Attoruoon being for Deaf Mutoa. Tha
fuv. Dr. GALLAUDKT will otUuiaie To-uiutrow at au
the services. Heats irea
C3T
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
SIXTH Street, above Greon. Rev. K. W.
HENRY. D. H.. Pastor, sorvicea at 10 A. M. and
1H P. M. Rev CllAHLVS I. KKAUTU, D. D., will
preaca lu the evening, p. y.
ffTr- PREACHING AT ST. PETER'S (RSO-
L1811) LUTHERAN CHDRCH. CURISTIAN
Btreet, below Sixth, babbatb Morning at 10H A. M., by
tne ev, r. mibhh.ikh Hoats iree.Aujmv'W)u.
KEf REV. DR. DTJRBIN WILL PREACH
To-morrow, at 10(4 A. M.. and Kov. JACOB
TODD at 1H r. .. In the TABERNACLE M. K.
CliCltClI, LLEVENTU btreet, above JaUeuou. 'M
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
1ST.
CHILDREN'S CHURCH. TIIK NEXT
wirmnn to 'ha Yonnir on "Blnle Jewel." in the
CIHJB' H OK UIH til'lFUANT, To-morrow Ai.er-
noon, at o clock. "
REV. W.
M. CORNELL. P. D.. WILL
rrctch To.morrnw U 1"H A.M. and 1H P M.,
at WF.Sr AKCli 81BUSV CUUBCU (late lit, Ed-wardu-)
REV. J. R. GATES FRENCHES IN
Dll.IOENT TIAI.li. fabbath, at 10 A. H. end
7H P. V. All are invite.
LOGAN SQUARE CHURCH, TWEN-
TIFTH unit VINE MrcoU.-KeT J. L. BEMAN,
To-morrow at U)H and at7M o'clock.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Jggp AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
mCCONHTUUOTION.
T1T. FKNKY W.iIlD BKLCHF.lt Will do Irer bis
atput I f otnro on tho above lnteretni( suoiwi n
Till R-l)Alf tVEMSU, March it, undor the auspices
ofiho . ,
I OH Ml MI-N'S I'HKiailAN ASSUtlAllU-1,
Tic kets, lie W)c. and Tftc.
1 ! fale 01 I Ickets will commence on Wo lnen, i nn
Inpt.. at 9 o'clock A.M. The north hail o the house at
AhUttrAI) F.VANs'.N'o. T24 1 He nut street, ana
the lou.A half at J- 8. CLIaIUN 6. Ho. We (Joesiiui
stifot. S 1
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
JOBS B. OOUUH. 8Q..
Will ilolIrcrTwo Lcoturos unnortUe ausnlcrs of tho
MAKC'H W, Hnlnact "II AMI 1."
1 AK( H W. Huhkct "T.MPKIIA.NCR "
Te sa'e of Tickets tor fio h Lt j'ures ivl'l cumimnco
on lucmlaj Mornlni. 2(nh at r. o'clock. No tickets wll
Dc fo a or ontineu uciore mat nour.
rrlce zac, oo.. ana ino
Tickets for the soutn hat of tha honse will be sold
at J. . ( (axton's No WHi L'htsnut alroet. anJ lor tho
north hall at Asnmeaa a t-vsai-. o in (. u "nut
s reet- 3 n
ACADRMY OF MUS1C
YOUKG MEN'S CUTtlXTIAN ASjOCIAIIOX
LfcCTt Kt-:.
March y-Tlev. Ilc.MtT WARD UKKCnEIt.
8ulicct UCCON9TUUC I ION.
WarcliM JOHN B. (1OU011, Esq.
Subleot HARIT.
March 20-JOI1N B. uOCOIl. Esq.
buhject TJSJsPEUAiICK 310 lot
rrpT" CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICR.
fJ-'' To Hotel. ltes:aarsnt and Tavorn-keeDors:
App'lcatlon tor roacwal of Llceuse to sell will be re
ceived by the City I'otnn.tssionors, ns follows:
lirct Second. Third, and fourth Wards on tho 6th
aud 7h of March.
1 ltth and sixth wara an tne win ann ntn or jinrcn.
KoT.nth, Rkhtli, Muih, and Tenth Wards on tho lflta
and 12 tb ot March.
E leventh and Twciitn warus on tno 13. nana ntnor
March.
'I hirteenth,' Fonrtcenth. Fifteenth, and Sixteenth
Wards on the 15th and loth of March.
Kevertteenta. J iKnteentn, anu jMnetccntn warns on
tha 17th and ll'th 01 Mnrci.
'I wcatieth. '1 wentv first. Twenty-soconif, andTwenty
tlihd Wants on the JUtli ant 2i.-to' .M.iuli
1 werty-iourtti ,'i wenty intn,auu j wcnty-siiin narus
on the 'id and i'M 01 March.
j'Mii.ir iia y 1 1, 1 1 '3 , 1
TIB M ah PICKSON,; City Commlssloneri.
JOHNGIVKN. 3 14
'Kxcr.r.sioii sock" spiiinij. sara-
TOOA UPRINGH. New York
The water 01' this very superior surius Is aneqnalled in
lti medicinal qua Itles.
A. if. ij k ? itr,.v r ot . .
Fnratota Sprlnss. S.T..and So. 2 BAUCL kY Siroot,
Sow 01 k city.
solU at n Doicsaio in rui sncipnia uv
WHlTALLi X. TI'M X ( .
Bl LLOCK CRKNSKAW,
CIIWtLKS K L18. SON at 1 O.,
and retnllcd by the leading Drugg'siS. Hotels, anc urst
cluss Grocers. J 10 swlmrp
Z. RIG JONE5, M. D., FORMERLY
Rnrnpon II. S. Volunteer for four years his
reputr.ed practice at No. ibii Cal owhid Siroct. 3 17 4i
BATCHKLOU'8 II 1 R
DYE.
1 Tiir bi.pt 11 111a niMiL.i.
Baimlcss reltnhln in tsn'anoons. The only perfoct
dye. Ko disappointment, no ridiculous tints, bu', true
to na'ure, binck or brown
OhMlML IU IsIG NE1- WILLIAM A. BATCUELOR.
ALi-li.
Reeanarallnc Fx tract 01 M lliiflcttrs restores, prrwervos
and bcautltles tho hair, prevents ha dnsss 8o'd by sll
Lrusjalxts. factory ,81 BAECL tY -t. N. Y 3J
JUST PUBLISHED
By the PkTslclans of the
NEW YORK MU4ECH.
tbe Ninetieth Edition 01 their
ruuu L,tui i;itr.3.
entitled
riui.usui'H 1 vr m uUAur..
To be Bad free, lor tour stamps, by addressing Secretary
fw ion museum 01 AitaioniT,
7 17 IT Bio. 618 B KCJAI) W A 1 , Hew 1 ork.
rrZ3 DI N I N (J-llOOM. F. LAKEMKYKK,
ih-J CAKTFK'fl Alley, would respectluliy Inform the
Pnhile avnviallv that lie hss leitnothtns uudone to make
this place comfortable la every respect lor the aoooin
nioumlon ot paosts. He boa opened a large and coin
nioillouB Dliilng-ltoom Iu tho sccoad s ory. Uis SIDK,
BO.Utl Is mrnls'icd with BRANDIES. WINKS,
WllibKY, Etc.. Etc.. 61 SUPERIOR BRANDS. II
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR-
SIAGE : t'ontalniac nearly 300 Danes, and I'M
fine riatos and Engravings oi the Anatovnr of tae Human
Orcans in a Mate ol Health and DlueaM. with a Treatise
on Early I rrnrs, Its Deplorable Consequences upon the
Mind and Body, with tne Author's I'. an or Treatment
the only rational and snccess'nl mode ot ettre, as shown
by the lerort of c sites treated. A truthful adviser to the
nmrrlid. and those canteiavlatlnE msrrUeo. who enter
tain doubla of their physical condition Bent froe or
Dostake to auy auuresa, on receipt oi -it cents, iu sunups
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Or pohliu curreucy, vj nuure.siuif XJl u invu. aim.
I he author may he consuitea upon any or mo uisvaaes
apon which his book treats eitaer pern-nal'y or by ma. I,
ana n euicines sent 10 auy pan 01 um norm, no iu
TO RENT.
HOUSE TO RENT AND FURNITURE
L FOB PAI.K. A eentlcmania desirous ot KeutlnB.
ou reasonable terms, ais House, situated in tho bet ourt
oi the cltv, provided he cau sell bis Furniture, which Is
f the most modern siyle, at a lair valuation. Address
FlKMil at. otneo- norm Amenoin. - a n di-
I FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT. A
1 -'I Trmiaa H'eimntlT fnrnlsia.l. In one of the mot do
iruh e and tashlonabla tiaartersot the cliy. Address
HOUSE, Box &io r ost OIllco. 3 Li l-
LOST.
10?T. ON WEDNKSBAY, 1IT1I
t Lady's Black Lac Veil, In going fr
INST., A
from Walnut
street barf to ft Paul's Church, ou Third stieet or lu
a Walnut stret ear. between Third and Broad streets.
The finder will be liberal y rewarded by leaving lt at
lOPKHIl-LA WILSON'SIClothlng Store, No. 603
t HEr.ii UT Btreet. a 15 Jt
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ABE OFFERING THEIR STOCK OF
WATCHES, DIAMONDS
Jewelry, tiilverwave, Etc.,
AT A
DISCOUNT t"
l nlly Equal to tbe Ticsent Decline in Gold,
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
X AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Atitarn or kwhi-kt i.i iih .in. tioneasea.
The Auditor snitolnted bv tbe Court to audit, settle,
and adiunt Ilia account af JAM Kri 111. 1,1. and KOUF.ltf
M. l.otlAN.r xecutora under tbe last will aud testament
or uuttlsHT LAUGUL1M, Oeoeased, and to report utsiri
butlvn at the balance In the bands of the accountant,
will meet the parties luteiested tor the parpoaos of his
appointment, ou 1 L'EriDAY, Aiarob 37, A. D. 1883, at 4
Mock r. U., at the ettlce of KOBKRT M. LutitN,
sq . No.484 N. TillKD btreet, la the cltv ol Phlla
de lphla. 3 17 stuthH
QROYER & BAKER'S FIRST
PKEMIUM ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK
STITCn SEWING MACHINES, with latest tin
provenients.No. 7 JO Chesnut street.Prii'.adelphiaj
No. 17 M arVet street, HarrUburg. 1 3m 4p
J. L. CAP EN. PHRENOLOGIST,
Su -censor to Fowler, Wells Co.,
elves written and verbal descriptions ol charac
ter with Charta, dally, at .
FINANCIAL.
"yu oftku ron sale
Central Pacific RIt. 7 per Cent. Bonds,
JnUrest payable in Gotd,
In the city of Nm York;
TJ. C5'S, 1H05,
Issued to (lie Pacific Railroad Co.,
Interest payable In currency. The cheapest (torero
ment Bonds on the market, rooeWea by United 8 tttcs
Trcasnrer at 80 percent, as security forNa'.lonal Bank
Circulation.
Morris and Essox Railroad First
Mortgage 7's, Due 1014,
strictly First-diss Bonds for tale lower than other
Bonds of the smne c'ass.
Oovornnicnt secur.tlcs of all kinds bought and sold.
Stocks and Gold bought and sold on com mission In
this and other mnrkcts.
Interest allowed an acposlu.
E. W. CLARK & CO., Bankers,
"8 Ko' 35 S- Thlrd St.,Ph Mad.
5-20s
CITY WARRANTS. 73QS
O. A. ItAIIM &
CO.
BANKERS,
lio. 52 SOUTH THIRD STREET
BCY CITY WaRRANIS at lowest market rates, an
allOW BACK 1NTEKK8T.
Hut nnd tellUMIED .STATES LOAN'S at best market
i ices.
CGMTOUXb INTEREST NOTES wanted at a ras-
Mll M
('OLLKCTICNS made on all accessible nolntsln Mie
Union.
STOCKS, etc.
bought and sold
at the Board of
2 '10 tuibslmrp
Brokers.
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AMERICAN BUREAU OF MIXES,
No. 64 BROADWAY.
Mines, Mineral Lands and Ores examined and reported
noon. Cempettnt Engineers iuinlsbeu to Alining Com
panies. uonsuiiaiions anoruea ou an Mining, metallurgical
anu intuiicui ynrsuon, at ine omce ot in Bureau,
GEO. D. II,
GILLESPIE, President.
DRAKF DE KAY
, Secretary. 3 10 tuths rp
DRY GOODS.
A lt 33 TJ 11 T O N ' S ,
No. 1004 Chesnut Street.
NEW SrRING GOODS
AT EEDCCED TRICES.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Sl'.ks Crapes. Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers,
1-ruiues illusions, Jiiuliuez, ltitchcs, yul lings, Etc,
REAL LAOE GOODS
OF THE NEWEST DESIGN'S, t
fo.nt Ca7 Collars nnd Sets.
Brussels Point Collars and Bets,
Vaienciennes Collnrs and Sets.
Olunr Collars aud Seis
'I bread ol ais and Sets.
Barbcs. Berthas, Velis, ColHres, Udk;s. Etc
REAL LACE GOODS BY THE YARD, ALL
WIDTHS.
Point Cazo,
white Blond.
Black ThrouJ,
Gimpure
Inse.r lngs of ail kinds,
Boadlugs, Elo.
lunv.
Valenciennes,
Bruspels Apnllquo,
iuglibh thread,
LACE GOODS.
Imitation Laces of tho choicest quality and newest
deplxns.
pioin ana riRarc- r.ets, wiao illusions.
Joined lllonil, Footings, Ouilllngo, etc , a lure sssort-
mcnt.
EMBROIDERIES.
Collars, Sets, and Handkerchiefs,
Jaccnet Edg ngs and Irsortinca,
bwiss Edgings and Insertlngs.
WHITE GOODS.
Jaconets. Cambric. Nainsook. Mult. Pinld fltrlned.
Figured, Fane , v. Iss. French to us. lu two yards wide,
Taiieians. Sheer French Cambrlo Lluen Uundkerchie.s
all at greatly reduced prices.
GLOVES.
Kid, Bilk. LIslo, Berlin, etc.. for Tattles, Gentlemen,
aud Ch ihlren, ot avery variety, quality, aud co.or, of .the
best mako
FANCY COODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
WARBURTON'S,
1004 CHESNUT STREET.
1 17 BtulbsiUp No.
SEGARS, TOBACCO, ETC.
qEN FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. 1ST DEAN
X a wars has bis store full ot customers Why? Be
cuane be keeps the best stock ot aegars and tobacco In
ibe I'nlted Hiates. aud sails at least trotu 35 to At nor
cent. 1( ss than you can buy elsewhere. Co to DEAN'S,
so. 413 t UtBNl I Street.
2d. Why Is Ittbattlio ciy tobacconists aro down on
Dsun? Because he sal s a bet ar nality ai tobacco and
se gars at a much lean price than they can sell. Goto
Dean's, No. 413 Ckesnut street.
3d. '1 lie reason why ke can sell so cheap Is because Ms
retail sales ate over 3di per dy, and his wholesale
trade Is over iOUH per dav. Ha Can utlord to sell at rom
3 ta 8 per cent, protlt while others cannot live unless
tasntrom U to 100 per cent. Go to Dsuu's, No. 413
t ho.LUt s reet.
4th. Dean sells prime Imported Havana sonars for six
cents esch. Genuine Kara lor ten reata. and makes a
liberal alscount to those buying bv the box.
Go to Dean's, No, 413 Cbesuut street.
6th . DcMUBu la the best navy, of six dderort kinds
torBO. f6 aud ID cents per pound. Dry navv 40 cents
per pound, with adUcuvm to those buying five pounds
or upwards.
Ga to lean's. No 413 Chesnut street
(lib. Doau sells al kiada of smoking tobacco from 30
cn s per pound to 1 W per puaud, atil a discount ou S
peimils or upwards. 'I ry lt, you wll 1 like It
Go to Dean's, No. 413 Chesnat struct
7th. Dcau's Store Is No. 413 hi snnt street. If yon
Inquire ot some toliacconlsts they wl l toll you they
don't know him. au4 don't ackiiowleage him to be In
the Duflnt-ss. Wbr don't they know hliu f Booause he
sells so cheap, he Is killing the business.
Ge to Dean s. No 413 Chesnut street.
Stk. Some tobacconists' jea ousy makes them mean,
but Dean can afluid to be IJeial t Mb trade Is alwayaon
tbe inciease. 'j hat's what troubes tbe Spanish Jowl
and red noses. When you want prime tobacco or aegars
at a (air price, go to Desa's, No. 413 Chennut street.
8th. Dean's Yara Herat's are the only genu'ne Yara tn
this city, all otheis are ot Interior quality. Dean Bo
cured the whole crop of Yara this year an! lor nail
year. If you want genuine Yara Segars, go to Dcau's,
Ho 413Cnrsnut sirvot.
101b. The largest a-iorhn nt ol segars In any one
store In the United siaies you will find at DKAa'S, No.
413 t HESNUT Stieet.
N'. B. For cigarettes apply to the Government Nun:
ced 2311mrp
WANTS
ri IIRER GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
1 act In Important locations for the New Yort Acci
dental Inrnrauce Company. Active un uot good address,
apidv to FRANK O. ALLEN, Brunch Oulce, Ho. 4t0
CHE8N IT Street Aoply soon 821
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE DESIIt ABLE PROPERTY
on Davanord straet. below Thlrtv-slxth. West
Philadelphia. Large and convenient house, with large
and weli-iegulatcd garden, In good repair.
App y to LOI'H DRFK.A,
lt No. H33 CHE8N 11 r Street
FOR RALE. DESIRABLE THREE-STORY
i Brick PMeuuig House, no. 14U Wa ana striuit.
arlv posstsslou. Apply to J. K. BHOADS,
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JF.AN INGt LOW'S STORIES TOLD TO A CHILD.
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asbereto'ore by air. LeTo dt. An ong those late y
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( ontllct,"
N ovels
"Loved at Last," and many other f-ew
3lstn-Jt
Q ROVER & BAKER'S IMPROVED
SHCTTLE OR " LOCK" STITCH SEWING
MACHINES. No. 1 and No. 9 for Tailors, Shoo
makers. Saddlers, etc. No. 730 Chesnut street
Philadelphia; No. 17 Market street, Harrlsburfr
rf"-rP STEIN WAY & SONS'
'gBAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT;
PIANO-FORTES
have taken th!r y two First Premiums, gold and silver
medals, at the prlrcloul Fairs held In this country within
the last ton years and In addition thereto they wera
awarded a First Prize Medal at tha Great International
Exhibition In London, 18;2, In competition with 269
Planot (Tom all parts of the world
That the great superiority of those Instruments Is now
anlversally conceded Is abundantly proven by tha FACT
that Messrs. Stein war's '-scales, Improvements, and pe
aullarlilea of construction" have been adopted by the
great major ty of tha manufacturers of both hemi
spheres (al ctoirly at c u d be don tctthout nfrngnnmt
cf patent right), and that their Instruments are nsod by
the most imlncnt plaalsta of Europe aaa Amerloa, who
pre er tkem for tbtlr own publlo and private nse, when
ever acoesslble. .
STEIN WAY A SONS dlreet special attention to their
PATENT AGBAFFlt AKBANGEal KNT,
which, having been practically tasted In all their Grand
arc Hlghi st-priced Square PIANOS, and admitted to bo
one of the greatest Improvements of modern times, wljl ,
hereafter ba Introduced in nvrjr Piano manufactured 6
them without inereaie cf evtt to the purchaser, m order
that Ail, their petrous mav reap Its benefit
TEINWAT 4 SONS' FIANOrt are the only Ame.
rlcan Instrnmants exported to Europe lu large nana
bers, and nsed la European eencert-rooma.
Warerooms at
1 10sw8t4p
BLASIUS BBOIQEIlS
No! 104 CHESNUT Strait
(JIIALLENGE LIGHT I
Paragon Oil and Safety Lamps.
BRIGHT LIGHT THREE HOURS ONS CEN'Tl
No chimney t No smoke I No grease.
Bold by Inventors,
KELLY A NEEL,
No. Oil MARKET 8tret
AGENTS WANTED.
Also, Dealers In Soaps and Coal Oil. Machluety Olls
wariautod not to gam or chill, f 1-24 par gallon, t U