THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, .MONDAY, APRIL,. 30, 1866.
LETTER FROM JOHN MITCHEL.
Anal rla iil Prnl War Probribl
Wooden tm l'rrte tlerltn of the n
tion lrki AlvrllMinnt Now Work
ol (jfone Hnnn Iir. V.ravn-III Mo
intlm Mbarp Anecdote) or M. Tofersj.
Pa rib, April TO, 1R66 Austria and Prussia will
tbey Deli l or nut 1 hit is the que ion that seriously
occupies the ihou. Inn ol European statesmen aud
net a little disgu-ts tlin Bourse. Up to the oreseut
moment nothlnc appear lrorn which ono woulu be
iustiiltd in piedieting a peaceful soution of
the difficulty. Xh very last desj.a clt re
ceived at l'aria fiom Vienna, bring n this
tntell'geiicoi "In view ot the fact ofllciaity an
boudo d bt the Prussian Atvntlrur, ol th mobili
ration of the Prussian ui my. Austria cannot do
lhervue than dec aro that oho cannot continue the
negotnM-ons until I'm as a hall have countermanded
that mobilization. Lit Prtstt. (Austria) announce
that the reply ot Austria to t ho lust note ol Prussia
was despatched the dav boioroesierday to Berlin.
Die character oi this rep v is wo are assu red, that
o! I iimiriuiiim (peremptory demand in the nature
Ot an ultimatum). And it is understood that II Aus
tria do not rcceivo a lavorahlo answer she will im
mediately propose to tho Diet to maxo preparations
for war." ihis is irlous And, In tho ineaniime, it
is vert certain that bo h those powers, though each
steadily denies it, are In fact actually making pre
parations lor battle,
Bavaria alvo, tho third power ol the Confede
ration, nan CO 000 men new icady for tiie Hold;
winch force she cou d immediately doublo on vory
sliori notice. It is not known yet whion of the par
ties Havana will espouse ; that will depend upon
continent rven'ua .tie, and the probable i uterus s
ol liavaria lifrselt. 'I hat Kiuglom has more tliuu
oi'ce soticlit an occasion to push hersolt lino the first
rui.k of German powers, aijrea-t ot Austria and
J'lUff a; so os to nmke the hegemony of Germany not
dual, but. triple. Austria bones, In case ot war. to
bavc the leading ot the force of the Diet, a well as
dor own, aud to precipitate all Germany opou
I'rus la
I'.BViiris, on tho other hand, is frying to bo herself
acknnw edged as i lie chief of the minor .erinsn
powers, and to bo d tho bulance bolween tho two
great Slates In the meantime neither Austria nor
f'rusin yields ouo lucU in thy matter ot tae
dueli'o' wiffeb d dom Denmark, wli cli Pruss-a has
declared her mlentio.i of annexing and Austria,
strong in the trca.y ot Canton, as thinly annouues
that tl Is she will niver permit.
Italy, it wax tor sonio timo said, was about to ally
bereoll with Prussia, and to strike Austria 'rom tho
south as Prussia strike lrom the nortli ; thus accom
plishing the unification of Venetia. It has been even
stated thai tho King of Italy was concent ratlin two
armies near mo Austrian frontier, amounting in the
who e to 100 000 men ; but this s atemont is ofTi
eia lrdinied by tho Government oran of Klo
rence. I be ru e appears to be, on all sides, to denv
everything until the lust moment But that the
actual preparations for a European war are now in
progress, and on a vast scute, notody do Hits.
Italy, however, wi t at first bold a positio ot
neutrality ; as will a i-o France, at first. IJut il the
wr bo once encaged in. bot these powers wnl as
foredly be involved in it; aud Russia too, but not Eng
land. England will 'rfoply deplore" (that is tho
phrase) and wi I Bell th'ps and arms to all partios all
round, bho will not ser.d a man to the continent;
lor in lact she cannot spare them trotn Iieluud; ana
the continent knows it.
hut, on the whole, lis at present advised, I can see
no escape lrom a European war, and if it bieatc out
it will be tremendous. It is probable, too, that Ame
rica would profit by it, both in commerce and in
Eopu.ation. Id sides, there must be several large
ouses, in tho wooden left business, at Boston
Also, the eminent ciutcli and suliut manufactures
of Connecticut, whose business was unreasonably cut
short In the sudden tormina ion of the American war,
net when tliov had laid in laree stocks of seasoned
lickory, and had their machinery brought to a higii
sta'e of perfection, lor turning out their wares with
the utmost punctuality, neatness, and despatch. It
is to be hoped that they have not taken down their
machinery, nor chopped up into fire-wood all that
hickerv; for now, us i seriously believe, tbey are
pomp to have a lino foreign market opened to their
enterprise. Lews will be livoly, and splints and
crutches in busk demand.
JNow, as this war seems reallv imminent, and the
first shot muy be fired on any day, itlis worth wbi'e
to nuderstand its merits; ami, in my opinion,
Austria, this timo, is wholly in tho right. Austria
and Prussia comDined their forces 'o wrest lrom
Denmark tho Elbe Duchies, inhabited not
by Danes, but by GermanB, They dd this
ostensibly on tho principle of asserting Germanic
nationality, ol liberating those Teutonic popula
tions fiom Scandinavian rule, and restoring thorn
to the Gcrjiauic Comcdcration. Alter tho
complete success of that war against Denmark,
a Ipipoiary arrangement was made between the
two victorious powers tor a joint occupation of tho
uucines, awaiting tiie hiiut settlement ot their politi
cal statuB. But scarcely had this arran.rouiotit ooen
concluded, when Prussia, through her most iuapori
cus I'rime Minister, llismark, aunonnoes the inten
tion of totally disregarding it, and auuex ng tho two
Duchies totue Prussian domiuions without the sliuht
est regard to their wishes, and in utter contempt of
the pi inciple ol nationality, which she and her ally
bad gone to war to maintain. On the otai-rhaud,
Austria steadily opposes to this pretension the treaty
of Gastein, the principles of the Germau.c Confedera
tion, and tho legal rights oi tho Duke of Augus
tenberg, which niu-t be determined upon by the Gen
eral Diet. As tor the pnority in threatening arm i
meutB, upon which such gieui stress has been laid,
even it it be truo thut Austria has be :u conceutru
t ng forces on the Prussian fron iur, it is highly
natural and even necessair that sho should do so;'
for the Ducnies. about which tho immediate diffi
culty has arisen, and wbero Prussia throatens to
tuke military posression, are at Prussia's door, and
are far lrom Au-tria. In fac, tho whole mass oi
tne Prussian dominions 1 ics oetwoen tlijso Duen e-
aud Austria. Ibeieiorj. il the latter means to main
tain bor pretensions at all, she must be roudy, and
in lorce, and within a day's march of Prussian toi
rttory. there is nothing novo! in Franco. In my last let
ter 1 mentioned the resu t ol Vtaron Sailiuru's mis
sion, and the resolution of the Emperor to withdraw
the Kronen troops from Mexico by detachments,
lb m morning I liud tue sttitoinent made, as com ng
from Vienna, that the Austrian Government intends
to scud out five thousand men iu the course ot the
current ear; and that these men are to have land
grants in Mexico, to encourage thorn to so. tie as
agriculturists.
Tho Opinion Rationale has just roceivod second
avtrtissement. It is for saving, in a leading article,
that ''Liberty" has been due to Franco lor liltoen
years; that she is tired ot waiting lor her own, and
demands prompt payment, etc. Plus second ae;r
ttmement renders the position. of the Ojitnum some
what precarious. I regret it, and would ready
have preferred that ih blow had fallon upon some
of the otner "liberal" journals. A third avertust
merit, ii incurred, will cause the paper to be sus
pended. A new edition of the works ol Madame Uoorros
Sands is coming out. It is to be enriched by a new
novel by thai iuexhuustib e Schoherezade of the
thousand stories, under the titlo ot Monsieur Syi
vest re Dr. Vernon is also publishing in the Owt
ttilutiittmel a oontiuuation of bis memoirs. I he
bourgeois of Paris is very caustio and severe upon
M i heirs. In bis ftuilleton ol two days ao, the
Doctor Larrates the negotiations which once toot
place between the former Minuter ol .Louis Phlllippe
and Prince Louis Napoleon.
Shortly atier the 10th of Docember, 1843. he says,
some meetings took d aue at the Hotel du Hhin.
P,ac Vendome, in vew of the candidacy lor Presi
dent ot the Kepundc. Ibe object wa to prepare a
mamloeto to tue electors, and eaoli one present was
to tropose bis own. Dr Vernon thus relates the
same t' tH. Thiers made baste to prepare his mam-
icsio, ana piac u it in me hands ol the 1 riuo iu the
midst ol a numerous assembly.
"Louis napoleon retired luto the embrasure or a
winuow, read attentively tho document oi M. riners.
aad returned it to him saving, 'it is very good, but
U is not good lor me.' M. Thiers felt perhaps hurt
at the rejection ; prudont fnenos interposed on the
instant 10 prevent any irnutung aiacus-iou. M.
Thiers became calm, and said, 'Monsigueur. von do
not know how diflicult suoh a tas is. Under Louis
Philippe, when we had to write down the Address
to tne Drown we had recourse to the ablest pens.
re man ance we sougnt tne aid oi itemusat.
H(n.' ivtn Keniuttul, notwithstanding the in
cenious tntiuloness ot bis stvle. did not aiwavs sun.
cced at first; we revised his discourse ; we polished
ii , we miurea it.- -bo thai,' interrupted the rnuoe
there was nothing leito! the discourse of M.de
Bemusat.' A. Iliiers laughed" Further on we
liud this aneodoU "Jt. 1 biers hd just resuoita ed
' that maxim which dates from the Uestoratiou, 'the
jviug reivus, uuv unua not govern M. ae Von
- iroua, who mvea mystiaoation, but aiwavs in
BOOd tOJ-to. and Who was lor so lonir th annnm.
plice, and still better, tho partner of Prince 1 alley
rand, arrives one day at the PUoe tit. Georgus, and
Bays to Thiers, with an important aud, as it wre, an
oihonlair. 'Well. 1 have Just l.een at the Tuilnries;
everything Is airaoged; you take the place ot Louis
Philippe, but on condition that the King becomes
Prime Minister.' M. Thiers did not know whe her
to laugh or get angry " The goesipplng Dooior
evidently does not love M. Thiers, and is never tired
oi saving bard things ot him. "The passion of M.
Thiers lor uoertv," says no, -always makes me
mile" and mo too.
Then be gives the instructions of M. Thiers to the
editor ol the f!tifiMtoiie, ou do not du'ond
rwtiougb: you oo not praise me enough." l'o
I the journalist replies. "We do nothing else.
tiiiul the public u wvk of It." One last trait. ! a
) tier of theMin'ster to tho same editor, dated at
( autorets, he says, - You praise M Mole ton much .
Though wo were to come to an understanding to
morrow, it wonld be right to wait till th day after
to-morrow betore bi gmning to nrsiso him " o the
indiscreet Doctor rambles on. ff. Y. Daily Ntu$,
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THE BUROELL MURDER.
ConfeasJona of n IVotorloty-Heekor Ke
motksiblo Story of a Jailor UolUusi
ftildcd Korrnilvr, Ac. ' j
From the Newbwryport ( Mist.) Herald, 28fA. I
" Kecently, Cbanes II. Gob en, as ho calls himself,
a young man not exceeding thirty years of ago c nn
mitted larceny iu uloucemer. Mass , aud tied that
pluce. '1 lie paitt who suffered lrom his depreda
tions obtained tho noo stary legal papers in Glou
cester, and purpueo. htm. Ho came to this city, and
while be was anxiously looking aoaut the rolico-
station to find nio ollicer to serve his pap-rs. the
fullty partv, Gotten, appeared in sight. Deter
mined not to lose bis gnnio, though not an ollicer,
be made the arrest himself, conduote4 Go den to tho
lock up,' put him into a cell, tas'ened the door, and
then bunted up an officer to recoive the key. it was
atleiwards discovered that Gob on was guiitv ol
mater crimes hero, having committed burglary,
and being alfo vutllv of hirccnv in strti ping the
clothes lines of parties unknown. Ho was there
ioie retained here and comm tted to jail, where he
now is. When in Jail he volunteered to .darshal
Weftcott to make coiilesion ol his crime, saying
that he had carried the burden on his soul long
enough; and n was nothing more or loss than his
know edge ol and connection with tho Ilurdolt
murder in tie city ol few York in 1-67. His siory
in that be wag thou living in New York, a dealer in
Jewc t , si d ooard'Ug with Frcdorick J. Kodv, No.
(54 Jnmis street Ho becamo acquainted with Mrs,
Cunningham, and irom time to time made her pre
cents; olteu visited the house of Dr. lluroe 1, whero
be was mtin.ate with Mrs. Cunningham and her two
dauel.fer, fiiqucntly stopp.ng .here day aud night:
knew , who appeared as tho part. euiur tneiid
o' the elder daughter while he, Golden, was tho
lever ot the younger, Augusta. Hp overheard Mrs.
Cunninghatn and ttillting ot n cln d, she say
ing that il Dr. Bin do I wne out cl - be way she could
obtain the property. She said that she coiila nottiust
Dr. Eckel, who wa. stoppiug thcro, with the job, but
1 i.m.cy Oicaiiing himseil was a good baud aud in
l.(r confldeiico. A short timo utter this convorsa
t.on, ou the night of the murdor at which tuno ho
was engaged to attend tue theatre with Mies Au
gbsta lirs. Cuiiiiingliam held a conversation with
bim, saying that the property was soon to be heri,
ii ((uiiiug il he bad tho heart ( t au ox, and it he
wo. ild have sciutdes to comn it crimo if it would
biing lii in twenty. five ttnusand daliars. 'You
know, hurley,' she coutinucs, that Dr. lturdoll is
worth one hundred thousand debars, and you and
Auvusta ebull have $10,1X0 ol it.' She handed
him a diik, aud asked him it he would do anvtning
lor Au-us a'B sake. Ihen, his s ory is, that ho
turew the knile upon tho tablo, and roou altor leit
lor the theatre, Mrs (J. tolling that Charley
bad caved.' On their return, at bait-past 1, he no
t eed tho smogy smell in the street, met Mis. Cun
ningham with a napkin stained with biood, w
in his room the bo torn ol his shirt utainod with
blood, as be said irom tho nose bit cd, and went
to bed feeling tl.at the murder had teen com
mitted. Early the next morning, when there woio
ou'ertes ot murder. Mrs. Cunningham advised
him to leave as soon as possible, to grt out of
AewYoik and it possible po to England. She
gave him tlH O to py his expen.-es, Insisting that ho
should not visit tho uouse again, saving Ilia', tho
propei ty was hers but asking his ro.urn whon the
excitement was past lie stopped that night at tue
Astor riouoc; then at So 04 James street: and
sailed for iow Orleans in the ship Memphis, C aptain
Davis, as a sailor I h's is tho t-torv as ho gives it.
It is correct in these particulars that some person
answoring to tho names he give, did stop in tbe
p aces Btated, at the times nuiued, aud that such a
peisen did sail in tne ship and witrj the captain
tla'ed lrom Kew York to Jsew Oilcan-. It would
at pear singular, if his Btorv was without fcuudation,
that it snould be correct in all these particulars.
But it wid be remembered that in t e hoe-se, alter
tbo murder, was touud a shirt covered with
blood, niaiked 'Charles Ketcheam ' and that
during the investigation a letter was sent from
Cincinnati, signed 'Jio d Writer,' tbo author
of wmch affirmed the gui t of himself and
the ini ccence ot murder of the persons arrested.
By those who have examined into tho matter, it is
bclievoo that the shirt belongs to this porson, now
callinp InmBolt Golden, and cnat between tbe time
ot the muider and some three weeks alter, when ttio
ship Memphis sailed, he was in Cincinnati, and did
write the le'ter namod, and is himself the murderer
ot Dr Burdell. Golden i a man of urepossessiug
appearance, superior education, and specially gifted
in tbe use of the pencil. Ho says he was employed
an an artmt on one of the pictorials during the war.
Whether any lurthi r attention will bo irivon to this
matter we do not know He will probably be sen
tenced to the State Prison at the coming tei m of the
Conrt, for crimes that bo is known to have com
mitted." Ira Aldrtdgo, the Negro Actor.
A letter from Constantinople pivea the follow
ing news of Mr. Ira Aldrulso, the celebrated
negro comedian:
" We have a tragedian celebrity here at the present
moment, in the peiaou ot ira Aiariugo, a native ol
ew iork. tie has acted with great success in the
t tench ihtatre as 'Othello.' all the others lecmug
their parts in the French translation of Hbukospeare.
bttauge as this seems it went on quite wen, ospo-
cia Iv aB tew ot the audience understood Lngnsh.
lie is of a dark complexion at least ture-iouitlis
back but with a hichiy intelligent countenance
and most tragic and nob o manners He called upon
tho Americans here. and. so iar as I know, has been
well leceived Among the Kugiish and otner loreieu-
in there is not tiie least prejudice against co or: and
certainly Mr. Aldride is a most gentlemanly person,
well caico.atou, even among tne peopieoi ins own
country, to remove that unjust prejudice which is
entertained aguiust his color."
Went to Bcofk and Stated to Prey. An
elderly lady, residing on Charles stffet, Boston,
reports to the Chief ot Police that during prayer
at the Park street Ciiurcu. on Friday last, aDout 1
o'clock, brr pocket was relieved of a porttnou
naie containing eighty dollars, by a "ludy" kneel
ing at her Bide, fene stated that una noticed a
slight rustling of her dress, but did not dream
ot associating sucli an act with tho solvmn
occasion. The notes were mostly on the Kock-
land Ban It.
Fantahtic Marriages. A widow ladv of Dan
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small, aud when he arrived at the age ot eigh
teen elie man ied hiid, being then in her
til tie lh year. Tbey lived together many
years, as nappy as any couple. Ten
years ago iney took an orpnan gin to raise.
Lat fall the old lady died, boiug ninety-si jc
jeais of age; and in seven weeks after the old
man mameii tn girt mey nau raisea, ne Deing
stxty-eignt years oiu, ana sue eignieen.
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Opera t leaks and Mantillas i urtains TaDte lovers.
Carnets Velvet lilbbons. Kid Gloves, etc. cleaned and
reDulshed In the best manner Hen lemon's Summer
and winter I lothlim c eanea 10 nertecti n without In-
iurv to the stutt Also Flans and banners All kinds ol
stains r moved without c caning i tie whole All orders
are executed under our m nicotine supervision and
satisfaction auaianteea in every instance. A call ana
examination ot our process is re.ptcuuuy souoiiea.
ALBKDYLL & MAHX,
tUmthsl No 610 BACE 8tieet
UNITED STATES
BUILDER'S MILL,
Nos. 24, 26, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.,
rnlLADBLFHIA.
ESLER & BROTHER,
WOOD MOTJLMKGN, BBACKET8, STaIB BALU8-
TEH8, KEW1L POSTS, GEEBAL TUHN1NO.
BtBOLL WOEK F.TO.
eilELYI0 rLoNED TO B.
The IsrgcBt atsortmcnt of vouiainga In this city
constantly on hand. 4 17 3m
"RESTAURANT
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
finest old and new ALES, at 5 cents per glass.
Ot D ONE-DIME EATING BAR.
Tbe choicest Liquors always on band.
HQ. 133 CBESNUT fll'BKET.
lUtm BENBY BKC1LCB, Manager.
DRY GOODS.
DKEIFUBS & HELSINGER, j
No. 49 North EIGHTH Street,'
II Ave fnst spefifd temple te stock e i
RPIIINO GOODS,
CONSIST1HO Of LACES, tM BROIDERIES, AHD
FAKCTOOD8. I
SfO pieces plain and str'ped Jaconets, the newest styles
t5 birred sod lacked Muni Inn. which wa are or)rlnir
low price.
OA doren Vemstitched nsndkerchleni. at old irii
2o, 31. 40, and M cents.
A full sfsorttrifiit of the newest design LACK COL
LA 1,8 and COLLAR 1"1 Fti, from .Heenu up to 10.
OLOVF.H-OLOVE8. . I
A complete line of JOl'VIN KII OIXlVEfl. ta whtrh
we Invite atxntion, which we oDer at low figures, i
UABKIELLE BK.1BT8.
OARRIELLE BRIRT8.
The newest, most desirable, and stylish Bklria now
Worn
1 lOKER fKIRTIKO, cheap and desirable artlclo
r ladles wear. aii
No. 1U?4 OBKUT STKEF.T.
1866. Spring Importation. 18G8.
E. M. NEEDLES.
dai jrsr OPENED
1000 PIECES WHITE GOODS.
In I'LAIN, FANCY, HRIPEI PLAID and
Hninri Jsicmets (ambries Nainsook. I' tniltien.
.Mul, and other Mumi. enmprtmng
0 n t c( u.ulete flock, to wi leb the atten.lou ot
iutcliKt Is ffllrttcd. as they are otlered at
o 'srie KIIH.C110M lrom last BKABON'H
fRltlH
1(0 pieces PIIIRRFT) MUL NS for flodle. !
ttO plrcis Hwl'i 8 In all varle.lts ol styles and
price ronitCc to (, 160.
3lf PA RIM iOFH)KI KIKT8, newest stylos,
of iu own Inipottatlun. .
lllKKSH.'i riil 'OK
HOOP-KK1KT
juanutaciory ivo. km .initt rtrreec.
Above Mx h Ptieet, Phi adelphia.
W ho erale aud Retail.
Cnr sFForimrnt enibraces all the new and desirable
rtxlea n,i sines, ot fvcrv lenaih and size waist lor
Lu'dies. Aliffes. and ( Mldren.
'JLfieoi 'VIH ('Hit A!A ' nreiwt'rior m nnun
ar e dut oli V to any other bkitt. mud . aud wan anted
tc cive satlslactton.
Hi Uts n ate to oroer aneiea sno repairca. ij
CARPtTINGb, &o
(AllVETINGS ! CAllPETINGS !
Fweduced to Present Gold Prices.
J. T. DELACROIX,
No. 37 South SECOND Street,
ABOVE CIlKSNUf,
Has received per late arrivals,
200 DECES J. CROSSLEY & SONS'
lilJIJSSEJ.S CAIII'ETINOS
NEW AND ELEtJANT PATTERNS.
Also, a large line of T11BFE1LY EXTRA HUI'EB
AD Fl K F. 1KOHAIM CARPKT, DAMASK AND
VFMTIAh STAIB AND HALLCARPETIKU8, C'Of.
TA GE AKD BAO CARPETS, OIL CLOTHH, SHADES
ETC . wblch will be told low In consequence of the fall
in Gold.
J T. DISLAIKUIX,
No. 37 South 8EC0ND Street
4121m Between L'hesnut and Market
T V AT T?mi Ci MTT.T.ai
OFRMAMOWJf, JA.
McCAILlMS, CEEASE & SLOAN,
MHiinlciiir'rM, Intportcra, aud Whole
tsnlo Dalm Iu
CAP.PETIKGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, Etc.
WAREHOUSE,
No. S09 CHESNUT STREET,
OPPOB1TE TBE ETATB BOtTBR,
I'liiladelohio.
It I, TAIL DEPARTMENT.
S 6 3inrp
Mo. 610 CHESNUT STREET.
COAL.
QNE TRIAL
SECURES YOUR CUSTOM
WHITNEY & HAMILTON,
LEHIGH,
SCHUYLKILL.
AND BITUMINOUS
COAL,
Xo. 885 Horth NINTH Street,
Above Poplar, fan KMe.
4 7
AMES O'BRIEN.
DKALEK IV
LEHIGB AND SCHUILKUJi
COAL,
BY 1UK CARGO OR SINGLE TON.
Yard, Sroad Street, lelow Fitzwater.
Bao conotautlj on hind a competent anpply of the
. I . .. i.rii,. I fiat Miiffutil.. tn lantlltf liu. tA
wilcli be caila tbe attentioa of bia friendi and tlie
pobiio aeneroiir.
Ilidnra loll at Ho. 206 fi. Filth aueet. Ho. 82 8
t'eventoeutfj afreet, or through Deepatoh or Poat
Office, pron wy attended to
A
COAL,
7b
JJ E N D E R ' S
COAL AND ICE DEPOT,
B. m COREB OF BBOAD AND CALLOWHILL
BTKEETt.
Offer the celebrated Weat Leblirh Coal from the
Greenwood Colliery, htove, and Heater alze, $VbV
ut at b Ml. A lao, the very superior bohuyUlll Coal,
from the Beevetdale Collleu. K ut liie. tt Wi. All other
lzeaTt ....
All Coal warranted ana taken dbck nee or ezpenae to
the nurcbaaer. li not aa repreaunted. Auto, the Coal for
fcltfcu Ii not lull weight 1 10 tin
fl HE BTAA1P ACIENCY, NO. 304 CHE8NI)!
J hTKKrT.ABOVKlUIKI), WILLBBCOSTLSUEJ
AS UlHt-TOKOUtc,
STAMPS of IVJCBT DEBCBIPTIOlf OOSBTArTTI.'
Oli UAMD, XXI) Jt AH I AJUOCKT. 11 II
FINAINCIAL.
J A V C O O K E & C O.,
No. 114 S. THIRD STREET,
BANKERS,
'' AND
1EALVJS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
13. 8. f OK 1881,
. R IOp. VLD AND NEW,
CFRIIFICAIES OP WDSBTEDNES6,
7 0 OTE8, let, 2d, and 8d bnrlra.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES WANTED.
INI EU k8T ALLOWED OS DEI'OSIIS
Collrdtom made; Etocki fionnht and Bo'd o
Comm laf ion.
t-titcial tutirere acct rtmoODtioiia reserTed fa
LA OILS.
I niLAr.ii rin a, Fctrnarr, 1806. 2 78m
U. 8. SECURITIES
A SPECIALTY,
SMITH, BANDOiPH & CO.,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
16 S. THIRD ST.
HHILADHU'iJIA.
3 NASSAU ST.
NEW IOHK.
STOCKS AND GOI,D
DOUG TIT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
11LKKJI ALI.OWKU ON DEPOSITS. 21
jJAVllilH IJlJOTlIlilCw,
Ho. 225 DOCK STREET,
13ANKKRS AND BROKERS,
BUT AKD BELL
CNITED STATES BOKDS If8l8, e-20g, 10 40a.
CMTED STATES 7 S-lOg. AI L IMBUES.
tFETlFlCATEh OF IHDEBTEDNE93
Aicrcantlle Paper and loans on Co lateral negotiated
St cell a Hoiulit ai d Fold on CcmniiBflon. 1 31 S
JlAltTER, DU11NEY & CO
HANKERS,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS
No. 55 8. THIRD STliEET, rilU.ADELrHIA.
Stocks and Loans boueht and sold on t'ommlf eton
L'ocunent Sank Notes, Coin, Etc., bought and sold,
t lHcial ottintion paid to the purchase and sale of
Oil S'ocks. DcTjosits received, and interest allowed
as per ajrretmcnt. 85 8m
"WORK, McCOUCII & CO.,
Stoclc and Exchange I3rokers,
No. 36 South THIRD Street.
GOVEBNMENi SEfUIiHIES boueht and sold.
SlOCKS bought and sold on commission.
INTER ST ALLOWED ON DErosIfd. (4251m
IIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HAS REMOVED"1
Unrinp tbe erection ol the new Hank baildina,
to H7 4p
No. Oft CHESNUT STREET
f) os-"I'IVE-'IWENTIES-
7"3Cs -SEVEN-THIRTIES
WANTED
DE EAYEN ft BROTHER
hi Ko. 40 6. TH1KD STREET.
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, &o
J Vv. SCOTT A CO.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AKD DEALERS IK
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Ko. 814 Chesnut Street,
fovr books below the "CONTINENTAL,"
8 26 rp
PHILADELPHIA.
PATENT SIIOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY
AND GENTLEMEN'S KUENISHINO STORE
PKEFECT FITTIKU BHIKTB AND DRAWERS
m.itp fi nm Bi..,nrpm.iit e . .htp nnli..
A il otbtr aniuie ol iit 1 1 LKM J A 'tt 1KS8 GOODS
iu iuii Tanei.
WINCHESTER ft CO.,
824 7S CHi.bi.UT BlKKKX
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
CO DRIVERS' ICE COMrANY,
EEaIOVKD feom k. w. cobnkb bixteentu
AMD BACE, TO
Broad Stieet, Above Race, East Side
Orders mpectiullj aollcltcd, and promptly attended to
at tlie loiveit market ratea.
HEtS, JOHNSON & DAVIS.
OLD Dr.IVERS' ICE COMPANY.
Tbe nndf rlned. if fling rxceedlic thanklul to hli
many lr ei,da audcoetouitm tor their rerv liberal natnin.
ie txtcudf d to him during i he ant aevtntueu reara, bud
uavisa to a uia enure uiu ift to
JlJiBhhu. I1FS. JOHKSON DAVIS.
Take pltafnre in recomnirntlinf tnem io bl tonne
pa rorii a ther are Rfntlemen of well knonn Innwrltr
and will urdoutmd ? rnufntaln he renutatlon of the
OLD IBIVEiiS' K F ( OMPAN Y, and in evt-rv wur act
to aa to give rntire iaii0iaction to an wno mav kind,;
IPTUI lUDluniltt IUOII lilULVBl. MI(WQIUUT. DO,
W3m X. BROWS.
"TtiEAFNKPS BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
,0 ' treatea wun tne ntmoit success by J IHAAcm
M. T. Citu 1st and AurUt. o.81ll PINK MtrAAt. TauH.
oic-nla Irom the mom reliable sources in the eitj can
hssfenat hli ti dice. Tbe Medical Ka m'ty are invited
to accompany ihnir ra'lnnti an he bos no recrets in his
practice. Artiflc'al eyes Inserted without paiu No
tbrne made lor examination. 10 f
CITY ORDINANCES.
AN OBDIKANCE
Ke ative to the l'ay BolU and bills of Suyor
vianrs. (Section 1. The Select and Common Counolis of the
City ot 1 hlladelpbia do ordain. 1'nat tbe i'ay Kolls
ana I Ills for woik done or materials purchased or
iurnieliei' by tbe Supervisor be made out in dupli
cate, one ot said biia or pay roll to be filed la tbe
Hiphwav Department, aud tueotuer to be lllod with
tbe Controller.
WILUAM 8. SroKXEY,
rrosldont ol Common Couaoll.
Attest
Abraham Stewart,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND.
President of Ke eot Council.
Approved this twenry-eishiu dav ot April. Anno
Domini ore thousand eiiiht hundred and sixty- x
( A. D. 1866).
' MORTOW McMICHAEL,
4 0 It Mayor o i l'tilladelpUia.
CITY ORDINANCES.
AM,OKlJtAUi;
l'o alakoaa Additional Appropriation to tbe
ontrolier oi Vublio schools to par tbe Expcoiiee ol
tho Exanntiation Of the Hifrh Kctioal. ' l
erctinn l. i tie Helcctaim uommon uounoimor tne
City ot riit'nrlpiptila do o'dain, That tnesnm f fonr
hunrlrrd dollars be and tlie rame Is liorebr appro
prlatpd to the t oritrollen of I'ublie Sctioo'a tor the
i uri opo of pavino tor tmntin tne ronort of the
coinmitto", and other expanwt attendin (the ex.
mn anon ana iiveiTiKati'n or vn conoilion ana
uttiro ot the Central Iliirh Baliool. '
Ai.d warrants shall bo diawn purauant to oxisttotr
ordnancra WILLIAM 8. h TOR LEI,
rrosldont ot Common Conuoil.
Attct" i c
ItCBKKT BkTHKT.L, ,
AFBiaiaut Clerk of Rolpct Council.
JAMKS l.VNU,
' rrosldont or Helnet Council.
ADfrovrd this twntv eivhth dav of Anm. Anna
IidiniM ono tlioupand oielit hundred and slxtr-alx
(A. 1. 18J6).
AlORItlW MOSllt'H AKL,
4 80 It kavor ot I'liilauolnhia.
II K 8 O L l' I I U h '
i loAnthorize the frarawavlnit of Darcriport,
Sender, William, Ciay, MoLroa. and Vacy Stroctt.
KeaoWed. Bt the .eloct and Common Couuoila of
tho Citr ot Philadrlphia, hat tho Chloi Commla.
noncr oi H'ghwavs to and lie 1 hereby am onztvl
and aireotrd to repavn, with tramway atonp. In tho
tracks of the wliueia, tho lollowniii utrcetn. vix :
Davenport rtreet, from Lieutu to Diuionccaa
ft i ert, in tbe Eibth Ward
eouiiei meet, iiom tentu to i otucrs'iii rcot. in
tbe keven'h Ward
William Mreot. a boot threo hnndrod la'V) foot.
running cast from I wtnty-lirnt eireot, in tho EtKUtb
waro.
( la? street. fromTwolrth street co Rluire avenue.
in the Fourtvoiitli ward.
cCrca a n et, lrom JuniDor to uttchlo s'reot. ia
tle Third Ward.
And vapey street, about two hundred an I fifty
(2titi) not, running weal Irom 8evuuUeuib stroot, la
tue Seventh Ward.
And if Knid streets are wider than Is nocsary tor
a biiik 1 traot. ho ia authorized to rciluco thorn to
the proper width br taking au equal quantity from .
cue h side.
WILLIAM 8. dTOIvLEY,
l'res ileut oi Couuuou council.
Attest
AnnAHAM PTE W ART,
Asiaiant Clork of Common Conncll.
JA.MB8 LYJSD,
Frosidcnt ol rio ect Council.
Approved this twentv-t lirtith dav ot April. Anno
Domini one thousand oiuht hundrod aud sixt v-gijc
(A. L. 1800).
KUttlUA UrUIUMAfyh,
4 80 It ft wvor of Pliila' elpliia.
KESOLUTION
ApproviiiK the burettes of Charles Dixey.
Comminioner oi' City i'ropi rty elect.
Kedoivcd. ay tho snicci am u.inmon touuotia
ol tho Citv ot l'lii.adclpliia. That Thaddcus Weut
woith aud liedi rick t. v olliert are li '.tby ap
proved as sureties ot t'h irlo iiixey. CouiiuiBaiouer
ot City I'rorertt elect And tho City So icitor is
hereby directed to prepare the proper bond with,
warrant ot attorney for said paruei to execuio, and
to cause a ludvmcut to be entered thoroou ; aud
lurtber, to file aereeanents of record that tho lien of
the iudsment. entered in pursuance of said warrant
ol attorney, shall only operute on aud axuin-t the
respective propones Buuniiitru to tue uoiuuiitte en
Eilianco bv tbo raid suroties; tlia is to say the hen
ot tbe judgment atrainst lhaadeu Wentworth shall
only operate on ana against a cerrain tot or "round,
whereon is en oteu the house numbered 851 N Kilth
sttcot, in the Jweltth Ward; and also ihe lot or
piece of ground whereon is erecied trie messuaues or
unemeins nuuinoieu loui uoriuauio ru roau. in in
Sevenieentli Ward. Iho hen of tho judgment
aeainsi Frederick ti. Wolboit s.iall otilv operate
on and aaliift a certain lot of eround, wheronn is
erect) d lie use nuiui erta xni priuir uaraeu stroot.
In the EilteeuiU Ward.
wii.liau s. ttiuiaia,
Tresideut ol Common Council.
Attest
John Eckstetn,
Clerk ol Common Council.
JAM LB LYND,
rremdent of Select Council.
Approved this twentr-eifriiih day ot April, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A D. 1800)..
MORION MoMICIIAEL.
4 SO It Mayor ot fhiladolphla.
tiiisOliUilun
J.i To Authorize tbe Germantown rassenger Rail
way Company to lay Coitain Kails on that poition
of tae Route ol tbo Uirard Avenue Railway re
cently Consolidated into said Company.
Resolved, Ry tbo Select and Common Councils of
the City oll'liiladelpbiu, Thai the Uemautowu Rail
way Company are hereby authorized to lav a double
track on ti e southeasterly sido ol Girard avei uo,
from the northeasterly side oi Sliackamaxon stroot;
to tbe southwesterly sido of Fr.mktord road, and to
lav an additional track on tho west, sido ot West Col
lege avenue, from the south sid ol I'oplar street to
tho middle ot Girard avenue: Provided, That said
rails shall bo laid iu a manner satisfactory to the
Chief Engineer and Surveyor, and shall conform to
the establiched prado of tbo streets alonic which tho
same shall be laid ; and provided thoy keep tho said
streets in fiood repair.
Provided further, That the said Company cay into
the City Treasury tho sum of twenty-live dollars, to
pay lor the publication of this resolution.
WILLlArt a. SIOKLEY,
President ot Common Council.
Attest
Robert Betiikl,
Aesi8tant Clerk of Seloct Council.
JAMES LYND,
Frosldon' of Select Council.
Approved this twenty eighth day of April. Anno
Domini ono thousand eight hundred and sixty-eix
iA. D. lbOO).
MOitTON Ho MIC II A EL.
4 80 It Mayor ot Philadelphia.
-IlESOLUTlON
1 Ol Instruction to tho thief Commissioner of
Highway.
Ret oived, By the Select and Common Councils of
the t ltv of Philadeipb.a, T hat the Cbier omtms
slot er of liifhways is hereby authorized and
directed to remove the railway tracks which have
ben laid on twenty-tilth street, between Spring
Garden street ud lVuusylvauia avenue, without
proper authority.
WILUAM 8. SrOKLEY,
President of Cominou Council.
Attest
Joha Eckftein,
Clerk ol Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Soleet Council.
Approved this twcntv-eiuhih dav of April, Anno
Dim nl one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A. D. lbOO).
MORTON McMICHAEL,
4 80 It Mayor ot Philadelphia.
T) ESOLUTION
1 Relative to Poplar Street, Wet of College
Avenue.
Keeolved, Bv the Scloot and Common Counoilsof
the City oi Philadelphia, that the Department of
Suivcjb be and is hereby directed to revise the lines of
Popiar strcot.west of WeM Col ege avnuo or Iwenty
llli b street, so tbat tbey shall be an extonsion of
l onlar stieet, as now onen aud in use between
said West College-avenue aud Twentv .fourth street.
" WILLIAM 8. SIOKLEY,
Prts'ucut of Common Council.
Attept
JOU ECBTSTKIN,
C.'eik ot Common Council,
JAMES LYN17,
President of Select CounoiL
Approved this twenty-eighth dav ot April, Anno
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
(A. D. 1806).
MORION McMICHAEL,
4 80 It Mayor ot Philadelphia.
ESOLUTION
To Authorize the Grading of Hare Street,
Irom Twenty litih Street to Pennsylvania Ave
iiue.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils of
tbe City of Philadelphia, I hat the Chief Commis
sioner ot Ilighwavs bo and be Is horebv authorized
and directed to grade to the established grade of the
citv, Hare street, Irom Iwenty-li'th street to Penn
sylvania avenuo, at a cost not xceedluir live hun
dred dollars; the work to bo advertised and a'lottod
to tbe lowest bidder, aceordiuir to law.
WllLlaM 8 STOKLEY,
President of Common Counoit.
Attest
Abbauam Stkwaht.
Aasistaut Clerk of Common Counoll.
JaMKS LYND,
President of Select. Couuoll.
Approved this tweniy-e glith day ot April, Anno
Domini one thousand eight buudrod and sixty
six t A. D. 1H0C).
MORION McMICHAEL,
4 80 It Mayor of Philadelphia.
FOR SALE STATE AND CODNTY RIGHTS
ot apf well Co. 's Patent Wind Unard and Air
Heater for Coal UIILamnst it prevent tlie Chiuiuea
irom break lug. 1 his we will wairant. Also savua ane
tbirri tbe oil. Call and see thrm tbey cost but ten ceuU.
o. 203 BACK bireet I'bllaileiphla Hainiiie 0ent to any
part ot tbe United Mates on receipt of ii ceiila. ltt
4
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