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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1867.
SECOND EDITION
mi tUnOFE BY THE CABLES.
Flaetal Commmi.l Advice to
Noon VoDr,
I)RiON, April 17 Noon. Consols
on, April 17 Noon. Consols for
, 91; Krie Railroad nharcfl, 37J; Illinois
1, 16i; V. S. 5-20s, ex-dividend, 713:
money,
Central
Krahkfort, April 17 Noon. U. 8. Ixinrls.
1H-
LivRRrooL, April 17 Noon. The Cotton
Market has a downward tendency; sales
to-day, 7(KK) bales. Middling uplands, 11M.;
middling Orleans, 12Jd.
Breadstuffs Wheat, No. 1 red, 13s. Pd.;
white, 14s. 3d. a 14s. Cd. Corn, 4:5s. Gd.
Parley, 4s. lOd. Oats, 3s. 6d. Teas, 05s.
Provisions rork, 77s. Cd. Ueef, 125c.
Cheese, tiOs. Lard, 49s. Bacon, 40s. (id.
ProduceThe market is qniet. Tot Ashes,
34s.; Petroleum, spirits, Is.; standard white,
Is. fid.; Iron, Ms. for pigs; Tallow, 44s. fkl.;
.Rosin, common, 8s.; fine, 15s.: Linseed cakes,
9 10s.; Spirits Turpentine, 37s. Oils Lin
ieed, 39; Sperm, 131; Whale, 29.
LoNnoit, April 1 1 XSoon. Corn, 4.5s. Clover-
need. 5is. lid.; Linseed, Wis.
5ugar, 24s. for
No. 12, Dutch standard.
FROM WftSMHGTOH THIS AFTERNOON.
ISPBCIAL HEBPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
Washington, April 17.
Senate Confirmations.
The Senate has confirmed Thomas Swords,
George II. Crosinnn. David II. Vinton, una
lioveil II. Rousseau, to be Mi.jor-tJeiieraiH by
revel; and James A. Congdori, Calvin II. Otis,
- -n K. Patterson. JaniPH U. (ielsy, and Ales-
Hob. Jaidiner to be lirlgadier-Ueuuruls by
under r
brevet. - -non.
Bingham as
Thft KctiAin Vefertiul .TAttleS . '
Marshal for the Western District of xv
uuessee.
CUUlblerl Arrested.
The police made a descent on another gam
bling house last uipht, capturing fourteen men
and the cards, checlts, and otlier apparatus.
FROM BALTIMORE TO DAY.
Vh nenubllcaii State Central
Com.
ulttec Trial for Imprlnonmeut
Due-
Jng the War.
Ibpbcial despatch to toe evening telegraph.
Baltimore, April 17 The Republican Union
Btate Central Committee Is now in session here,
and is fully attended.
Mnior-Uetieral Wool is now here, attending
the United States Court, Judge Giles presiding
suit haviuc been brought aaitist him by
Alfred 1). Kvaus and Thomas K. Rich, for
ttnnuiKK for havinK bettu imnrisoned during
the war nt Fort Delaware, by order of General
Wool.
Markets by Telegraph.
New York, April 17.-Cotton iulet nt27' ,c. Flour
ttrmer; titttit bush, stiltl State. lU I5t I8'4H; Unit) ia'2
n.l4'!5: Western. tif 1 ".to. 14-17: B iiitnern, J li'" IT ott.
"Wliewt flea.ty. Corn firmer: S't.iHK) bush. oUl. mixeil
Weteru, at (1 SO. Oats Arm: state, TH'mwic.; Weteru,
7i(tn',ic. ltj e quiet; lu.tKiO bu-ih. boIU, btute, at ffOS.
Pfath of Rev. David D. Field. Rev. David
D. Field, D. D., died at SHockbridge, Mass.,
n Monday evening, in his eighty-sixth year.
J)r. Field was for more than sixty years a
preacher. Since the death of his wife, five or
nix years ago, his health has been slowly de
clining. He leaves six sons; three of (whom
live in New York David Dudley Field, Cyrus
TV. Field, and Rev. Henry M. Field, editor of
the Emngdist. Another son is Stephen J.
Field, one of the judges of the Supreme Court
of the United States; still another was for
for some years president of the Senate of Mas
sachusetts. LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
DISTRICT COURT Judt'H Hharswood. Duniel
cliilliL-li vs. Charles Leutz. Verdict, by Uo'ruemetit,
or iiliiimift' lor tii47'S7.
WIHiam Humphreys ct ril. vs. Robert Nelson. An
action ot ejectment. On trial.
Franklin vs. Moilit. lietore reported. erdlct fur
plaintlir lnr$5l4.
DISTRICT COURT Judge Stroud. Horatio I oster
nnd lils wile Anit'liii vs. Charles De Oratn 'H.O,
Jic;rath. defendant, and the Fourth National Hank
of Philadelphia, garnishees. An attachment execu
tion, Di leuse set up that thewhol ot defendant's
property is exempt bv the Kxemptlon law. On trial.
COURT OF COMMON l'LEAS Judne Ludlow.
Fauiuel Miller vs. Henry Reese. A landlord and
tenant claim ffor rent. The defense set up that, tha
money had been tendered, and was refused. Verdict
Xor plaintitr.
James T. bprew vs. Robert S. WrlRht. An action to
recover lor work and labor dune. On trial.
COURT OF 4jLARTl.lt bKbSIONS Jiidk'6 Rnws
tcr. Louis mitu pleaded guilty to a cnargo of the
larceny of Mlk, valt ed at (J'i-0. Hie properly of J. R.
X.itter 4 Co., No. V"it Church street. Ou theiftihof
Jdarch, the defendant went into hitter's store to look
ttt some Koods, and after kolng over a itotvl pu t of t iia
mock lie went out, sayluu that h could lind nothing
to suit him. Jtut the rjroprletors missed a pieco
of silk, and tliev put Iho Dutectlveg on tbe track, aud
the goods were soon recovered from the prisoner.
Mary tr-chaefer was acquitted of a charge ot the lar
ceny of n, the property of 4ienrije Frank. This
woman was sent to prison last might upon this charge,
leaving several Utile children all nignt without food.
This morning thejirosecutor did not appe.tr at Cut t
to attend to his business, aud the uiU was subuiilled
Witliout evidence.
Timothy Dungan and 'William Mcllhenny were
charged with the larceny of cnppi-r pipes, muaiu gunc,
Jron weights, scales, etc., vaiui-d at i7;i, the property of
JPeter Kerns.
Several police ofllcprs testified to the recovery of
fileces ot brass and scrap iron from persons to whom
t was alleged these boys sold them; and M r. Kerns
testified to the tact thui these tilings were taken from
tils mill at Falrmount, which was idle and locked
up; and moreover, an otltcer said that Dungan ac
knowledged that he had taken weights and scales
aud hud sold them; but he did notsuy where be took
them from, yet ho was s'n about the mill; but the
evidence did not connect Mcllhenny with the oHVus..
The Jury rendered a verdict of guilty as to Duuiiii
Sim not gmiiy as iu aiciiuuny,
James McStilly was c-hurged with havhigcoinuiltte .1
an aault and battery upon James Ciutiii, and
having taken from him a watch valued at fiii. Claviu
testified that be went to McKinley's tavern, Twenty
third s'reet, near Mouth, one evening, and treated
eighteen bystauders to liipiitr. He gave Mcsullv a
live-dollar bill, but received no change. He wwut out
of the house for a few minutes, and when he returned
MtSully attacked him. and threw him on the pave
ment, stunning iiim. When lit) recovered his senses
he was at his home. Twenty-second aud houtu streets
and then he missed his watch and money. '
Another witness testified that he saw McSullv
throw Cluvin Into the street. This wltuess took liiiii
out ot tbe fatter, and Uien saw that his vest was open
and his wutch-chain hanging oui.
The defense alleged thai this prosecutor came to
the defendant' ph.ee drunk ana disorderly. When
fie came in his walcb-chain was hanging loose from
Ms vest. He went un to a gentleman who was there
and Insulted him. It was then thut the defendant'
in order to preserve the reputation of his establish
ment, and to prevent a greater disturbance, put the
prosecutor out.
Jt was shown that McBully's place bore a very good
reputation for duceucy and good order. As io the
character of the deietidiint himself, a number ot the
number of the Rai.auU cither well-known geuUe
tueo, tvslilied luvorahly.
The District Attorney Interrupted the counsel for
the defense In ihe calling ot a host of witnesses, and
Haying thai tbe weight or evidence was aiinusi the
prosecution, and not wishing to put more iu thesc.ila
Mitmiited the bill to the Jury. The Jury rendered a
verdict of not polity.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Office or Tub kvknino Tki.koraph,
U'ejnesday, April 17, 1SS7.
The Government has Issued to various rail
load companies to the amount or $12,(120,000.
or ncnrly thirteen millions of dollars, as fol
lows: lo the Union Pucillc, mam line, 30J
miles, at $16,000 per mile, $4,880,000; to the
eastern division of tbe same, 155 miles, at the
same rate per niile,$2,4hO,OUO; to the Central
branch, 40 miles, at same rate, $010,0110; to the
Western Pacific, 20 miles, at tame ratc,$l20 000
to 274 miles of tne Central Paeiilc, at same rate
$436,000, and to 8(iiJ miles 4.f the tame, the
Kocky Mountain region, at $48,000 per mile
$4,164,000.
The Xew York Herald this moininf? says:
Honey has been extremely easy to-day at six and
even per ceut. on Mixed collaterals, and at five and
,,r. finvernmunls. the mipply helnir couslderahiif
n (iui Ot the uciuanu, which waa llUt. owing uo
the liilnfm cf himlncBd on the Htork Eichnnpp.
Ihcrewns probably much more loaned at six per
rent, than nteeveii tn Wall street. In the discount
line there Is very little activity, and the hit trade of
commercial paper I freely i,lKeo at seven, per cent.,
with exceptional tranHacilonx at (i'vu7u. i he drain
of currency from all pans of the country continue te
be Id favor of this centre. Including ti,B Mouth. There
was an Important failure In the cotton trade an
nounced on tbe street In the afternoon."
There was rather more disposition to operate
In.Stocks this niornlntr, and prices were Brmer.
In Government bonds there was more dotnjr:
1862 6-20s sold at 109. an advance of i: July
1865. 6'20s at 107i(3)107i. no chart. . Vf mill
at 109, no change; Jnne 7"30s at 105X059, no
chanpe; and August 7'30s at 106, a sllpht
advance. City loans were In fair demand, the
new iosuesold at 1()M, an advance of J.
Railroad shares continue the most active on
the list, rcunsv'vaula Rai'rond sold largely
at 635C, a slight advance; Reading at 4)11
no change; Northern Central, 44, no chance:
Lchlph Valley at 57j, no change; and Catawinsa
preferred at 28jCii28j, a decline of i.
Id Canal shares there was very little move
ment. Lehfa-h Navigation sold at 6IU n0
change. 20 was bid for Schuvlklll Navigation
common; 30 for preferred do.; lfij) for Susque
hanna Caual; and 6 for Deluware Division
City Passenger Railroad shares were dull.
Hank shares were in pood demand for invest
ment at tull prices. Msnnlacturers' sold at
S2J. 115 was Md for Third National; 107
for Fourth National; 153 lor Philadelphia; 130
for Farmers' and Mechanics'; 66 for Commer
cial; 100 for Northern Liberties; 1n fnr smith.
Wfl,r? r'fi. for Girard; 100 for Tradesmen's ; and
68 for City. '
Quotations of Gold 10 A. M.. 1341- 11 A M
1364; 12 M 136; 1 P. M 136. an adVauce of j
on tbe cloug price lust evening.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCIIANUH SALES TO DAY
Keported by Dehaven A Bio., No. 40 a Third street
xt t BEFORE BOARDS.
tK0 New Jersey its....". 102
FIRST BOARD.
... Mi
p".' O JI3.JJf 1 1 j . 'j, I
fiavt (!o...Jy.Hm...l(ir.14i
t'iHHJ do. ..An 1H6 I
JiiliK) Pa fts.pasi diie.-.icu'i '
iwm do KK)';I
2 sb I.eh V K. r.7.7,'
Bull Morris Consul. S5
15 ah N Cent 44 'i
R'U BU itend K 4!t r,t
HOT flo Blkt.. 4!l)f
K O.sh Cata Pf. 2s ;
li'ii do w'i
100 dt) 2N,'S
inn do iViu. '2xi
too uo....-. i-y.
ffiiioO do,
('(i''
W) sh Pa )
io uo...oiK,fclni 6;('4 i
60 do b3o 5fl I
J2 6hMecUk si
i Jlesnrs. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 Houth
Tbkd street, report the folio wing rates of ex
chance to-dny at 1 P. M. : U. S. Os of 1881, 199
(IWH: do. W2, tQWfelO'Ai; do., 18t)t, 1081084;
do., 180S. 108410S;do., 18C5, new, 1071072;
do. if, 10-408, 97JQ8i; do. 7'30s, August, 10oJ
ft,106: do., June, 10541105; do., July, 105
fori.1,; Compound Interest. Notes, June, 1G4, UPJ
(JillSii: do., July,lH64. 117118 : do.,Antr. 1861,
H7a(L' 117 ; do., October. Ihb4, 116SW,ll(Jj; do.,
rcc.,18t;4, 1152(??n6S; do.,May, 1865, 1125113i;
do., Aul'., 1865, HlJW.llVJ: do.. September, lsfifi,
lilting ; do., October, 1865, llliOlllj. Gold,
i:J61354. Silver, 130131J.
Huntingdon and I'.koad Top Mountain
Railkoad. Shipments of coal over the roatl
dui ioa the week ending April 13, lS07,ancl since
January 1, lbo.:
Week.
Previously.
")0,.r)(J tons.
4H.810 do.
Total.
57,.":i!) tons.
5."), 161 do.
1K07 6813 tons.
ISoO ljol do.
Increase...l4'i2 do.
716 do.
2178 do.
Philadelphia Trade Report.
Wepxudav, April 17. There Is a fair demand for
Flour from the home consumers, hut a total absence
of any inquiry lor shipment. There is very littlrt
coming forward, and the s'ocks are small Prices
remain without quotable change. Kales of a few hun
dred barrels, including superfine, tit faalK: extrus
ultlii'ut'f'bll: Northwestern extra family at lUui.ifin;
Pennsylvania md Ohio do. at fU(.i,15, and f.iucy at
$I.Yot'(u)70, according to tiuallty. Rye Flour is un
charged. Males at 18-50 Y bid. Nothing doing In Corn
Meal, and prio-s are nominal.
There is no new feature to present In the Wheat
market, there being little or no d.-mand except lor
prime lots, which are in sm II supply and held nrmlv.
bales of 8"U bushels Pennsylvania red at $:! 3xi-l'4il; 5n.l
bushels No. 1 spring at :!: fti 0 bushels Nt).2 do. at (2 75:
Cull.ornla at -t W. and 500 bushels Kentucky white at
$:t'5S. luOu bushels Rye sold at fl'tom PCT 'tf bushel for
Western. Corn Is quiet at yesterday's quotations;
sales of 3000 bueliels at ?r i. in store, irora the cars,
and alloat. Oats are soiling at 75m'76c. bushel for
Pennsylvania. Nothing doing in Barley or Malt.
Whisky The "Contraband'' article commands I'M
(Ji PtO t' gallon.
Sale of Stocks and Keal Estate. The fol
low ins; propert leu were otl'erefl for sale at the
Philadelphia Exchange, by James Freeman
ifc Sons, commencing at noon to-day, with the
annexed result:
No. I2i !) Ki:sworth street a throe-story brick
dwelling and lot 12'J.j
acres, township Line road. Twenty-
eighth aru isot sold
Dwelling, No. l')0 N. Fifeetltii street i,i75.i
1 wo three-story brick houses, Nos. 17U2 and
1724 ilarker street $2Vm
.1 lots Kixlh ami Kile avi-nue (107 .,n
Property No. 13 N. Tenth street M.v.o
Property No. l." N. Tenth street. .. iW K)
Nns. 17 and IB N. Tenth street and No. UIU
Tniqnair s court f72'JU
UTEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA...,.
APRIL 17.
STATU OF THKRMOMKTKR AT THE KVKNIN9 TKLE-
44UA'K OFFICK.
7 A. M U0 11 A. M 60,2 P. M 69
Jlor additional Marine Keiut tee Third Page.
CLKAKED TUIS MOltNINO,
Hclir J. C. Henry. lulKes. Kaniucket, Castner, Stick-
ney A Weilimjton.
Hclir Minerva, oule, Fall Hlver, ' do.
Sciir JI. Way. lilover. Piovlilenee, J. H. White t 50u.
Solir W. C Atwater. Olover, do. do.
chr Kva Kelle, Uarrelt, Deer Island, L. Audeurled
& Co.
hchr L. Audenried, Crawford, Maiden, Ratbbun,
Htearus A Co,
sclir I". Price, Yatos. Boston, Bancroft, Lewis & Co.
benr J. B. Bleecker, Eldred. IIuiKliaui, do.
i-chr J. C'roukford, Jones. Warren, Siunlckson fc Co.
p-clir J. T. Price, Jones, Newburyport, D.PearsoiKfeOo.
s-cUr Jlannnli Little. Oodlrey, Koxburv, Tyler (Jo.
bcl.r J. B. Weldin, Bowen, Koxbury, Blakistou.Graeir
ct t o.
Scbr K H. Naylor, Naylor, Boston, do.
f-cbr Marietta steeluiau, Kteelman, Boston, do.
fc-cbr Jas. Alldeidice, Jackaway, Boston, Kommell &
Hunter.
Kclir H. Lockwood. Lolles, Bridgeport, W. II. Johns &
Bro.
Kclir Boston, Bmltb, Providence, Borda, Kellar it
Nutting.
Fcbr b. J. Bright, Hhaw, Providence, Captain.
ARRIVKD TUia MORNING.
Steumslilp J. W. Kveruiun, Tuttle. o hours from
Charleston, with indse. to Lathl)tiry,Wlckershum,tCo.
hchrC. C. PeliiuKlll, Allen, i days from Ituatau
Isluud, with fruit, etc, to captain.
Bchr Thomas T. Tasker, Allen, from Georgetown, S.
C. with lumber to Lallibury, Wickershatiut 4Jo.
Scbr Jude Jfopklns. Fenton, 5 days lioiu Washing
ton, in ballast to capiaiu.
hcbr Alexina, Creiubtou, 2 days fom Dorchester, In
baliaxl to J. 'J'. Justus.
Suhr J. Truman, tilbbs, 0 days from New Bedford,
with oil to shober Si Co.
hebr A. Derrlcksun. Marshall, 1 day from Lewes,
with itrain to Moore ifc Wbeatley.
Bchr Chief, Townsend, 2 nays lrom Indian River,
with yraln to J. L. Kewley A Co.
bchr Cluytou and Lowber, Jackson. 1 day from
Smyrna, with grain to J. L. Bewley & Co.
Kchr J. C. Henry, Hllks. from New York.
hchr Henry May.Glovwr. from Providence.
Hchr Northern Lis lit, Ireland, lrom Providence.
B:hr Hannah Little, (iodfruy. lrom l'rovldeuce.
bchr J. S Wheldln. Bowen, from Providence.
Bchr 8. Holcbklss, Rankelt, from Boston.
Hchr W. C. Atwater, mover, from Boston,
bchr Kva Belle, Uarratl from Boston.
bchr F. Kdwards, Boice, lrom Boston.
bchr L. Audenried, Crawioru, lrom liostoti.
bchr Polly Price, Y'ales, lrom Boston.
bchr S. J, Bright, bhnw, from Boston.
Bchr Charles XI III. CheeHetnan. from Boston.
Scbr K. If. Naylor, Naylor, from Boston.
bchr James Allderdico, Jackaway, from Boston.
bchr Marietta bteelman, Meelmau, from Boston.
Hchr J. B. Henry. Walker, lrom Uoxbury.
bchr Minerva, boule, from Fall liiver.
bchr John Crockford. Jones, from Bristol.
Kchr Boston, bmlth, from New Haveu.
"'br J, T. Price. Jones, fiom balem.
bchr S. Leckwond, Lolles. from Camden.
bteam. r h. c. Walker, bherln, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse. to W. M. Jialrd & Co.
bteanier Mo tint Vernon, kerst, 2 days from New
oik. In ballast to captain.
The liriit Uncle Jerry, from Sagtia, was consigned to
uaiieit fc Bun, and not us before reported.
MKMDRANTIA.
TridUlad itb lilst"""11' for I'l'HaJolphla, sailed from
rrimTlulOT
aXMTM"!! k; Allen, Alien, for ruila-
bchrs M. Allies. Krewer- .r. ......... .. t
Wld""'1 '" ''"il-iiraaMViV Boston
NEW YORK. April 1" -Arrlved. ateamshln Cltv of
Tt.,.ic.ii. from I. vernooi n in.. "Ul 'emsmp Mty or
April K.-ArrlVBrt-.
Kieuuislilp Prouietlieiis, from Morebe.rl rtltv
llar.iie bilas Fish, from Han Francii
Barque BesMe Sunps.m. from Messina
Tbe steamship Oreat F.asleru passed down the har
bor at clock this morning. vmnv'i De DT"
DRY GOODS.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Kos.405 and 407 North SECOND St.
2OW OPEH, A rilLt ANKORTMEKT
OF
ntT BI.ACM KILKI,
4LIIKNR MIUKM,
PLAIN KILH.
82emttrp rLAID NILKS,
IKH'KED 4UBENADINK,nEBNANI,
FltENCII UKUANniESI ANDLATTKM,
URE VARIETY OF URET UOODS.
A
T RETAIL.
POPULAR PRICES I If K ILK ft.
DRESS VOODft,
WHITE 4UOODH,
EIENS,
MOTKMNO 4b)OODft,
CAKHiaiEREft, and nornE-FVBNuin
lAti DI1T 4UOODB.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
4 81m SO. 7T 4CWEWNCT STREET.
8. W. Comer ot
JLToxurtlk and -Ajroli (Sts.
ARE OPENING NSW OOODS IO It SPRING
OF
18 6 7,.
FAISniONARI-E NIEKN.
KTIOKL COLORED POPLINS.
MAGNIFICENT ORGANDIES.
NOVELTIES IN SHAWLS
HEAVIEST BLACK SILKS.
NEW GOODS DAILY. 3 wfmflm
P E N I N C .
NEW CLOAK STORE.
NO. 81S ARCH STREET,
Between Eighth and Ninth Streets, South Side.
The latest Spring Styles, tn every quality of Cloth,
at very low prices.
Ladies In search ot NEW SPRING 8ACQUE3
should inspect onr designs and assortment before
purchasing elsewhere.
DAVIS' NEW STORE,
THE AKC1I STREET CLOAK EMPORIUM,
818mwfi;m No-SIS ARCH Street.
FURNISHING GOODS, ShTrTS.&C.
J U ST OPENED,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT
op
NOVELTIES
FOH GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
ALSO,
SI'RIAG VADERWEAIl.
4U LOVES, IIOMKRV,
1 22 rp!J ETC. ETC.,
AT
JOHN C. ARRISON'S,
SOS. 1 AND KORTII SIXTH STREET
pa HOFFMANN, JR..
NO. 883 ARCH STREET,
FURNISHING GOODS,
(Late Q. A. Hoffman, formerly W. W. Knight,)
FINE SHIRTS AND WRAPPERS.
HOSIERY AND U LOVES
SILK, LA BIBS' WOOL AND MERINO
arfjuwem underclotiiixg.
J W. SOOTT & OO.
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AND SKAXKB8 IN
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Ne. 811 CHESNUT STREET,
I OUR DOORS BELOW TBE "CONTINENTAL,1
8 2"irP PHILADELPHIA.
PATENT' SIIOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND tUENTLEBlEN'S FURNISHIMUSTOBS
PKRFECT FITTING bHIRTS AND DRAWERS
made from measurement at very short notice.
All otlier articles of GKNTLKAIKN'B DRI6
OOODS U tull variety,
WINCHESTER A CO.,
1 U No. m CHESNUT Street.
PRING E'S
FOUNTAIN PEN.
PEST, PENHOLDER, AND IXKSTASD
COBlBIED.
AtUENTS IN PHILADELPHI
JOHN C. CLARK & SON,
l NO. 230 DOCK STREET.
The FOUNTAIN PEN has been in use for eleven
years, and Is recommended as being a perfect articla
Itcanbe used from fourto ten hours consecutively,
according to the size orthe fountain. It Is as porta ibis
as an ordinary pencil, and Is absolu's'y Incorrodible
Always ready for use, It Is one of J moat valuaow
and time-saving inventions ot the "utday.
JOHN C. CLARK & SON,
BTATIONER8 AND PRINTERS,
I22fmwlm5p HO. 0 DOCKSTFEET.
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
yjOOD & GARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT Street,
OPKH DAILT
NEW ST VIES FANCY II ON N ETA,
EADIES AND KISSES' II ATS.
NOVELTIES IN
FRENCH FLOWERS,
MARIBEAV FLOWERS,
BRONZE FLOWERS,
DON NET FRAMES,
SILKS, RIBBONS, CRAPES,
ORNAMENTS, FRIN4UES, ETC.,
STRAW BONNETS,
EN4ULISH HATS,
MOITRNIN4U BONNETS.
WOOD & OAliY,
jlSlm SO. 75 CHESNUT STREET.
Q7 EIGHTH STREET 1Q7
RIBBON STORE,
I OI K DOORS ABOVE ARCH STREET.
JTJIL.ITJH SICIIEL
ii oi:'stoponed a fine assortment of mili.iw I5IIV
.jimllk lor the ensuilltr beiunn. nmuialiiiir i.f
MIMW JSONNE1S AND HATS, the latest
BbllH S aim ni. ,
ttiBBNS i.'i all color, widths, and qualities; tbe
besi asstiriniem in ...c.tj.
Bonnet Mlks, Satliis, Velvets, and Crapes; all quail
.mil Hliatles.
French Flowers, a superb assortment in the lutes
inviltilH.
Velvet LUbbons, black and colored, in all widths and
qualities. . ,
'lbe best French and Newlork Bonnet Frames
..l..-uva .tu liunil.
Bonnet Ornaments, Bugle FrltiRes, the handsomest
stj les: in laci, every tuiiciH uoeu iu uiaaiugor trim-
...ir... a IwiniiPt Of llllL
tii nl.ove coods are all Belected with the best care.
ami will be.sold at the lowest market rates to suit the
JULIUS SIOIIEL,
NO. 107 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
FOUR DOORS ABOVE ARCH.
P. No trouble to show poods.
4 2 Ira
M.H.HORSTMAN&SONS
FIFTH and CHERRY Sts.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK
TRIMMINGS,
ZETIIYK WORSTED,
NOTIONS, AND
SMALL WARES
Also, opened lately,
A HOSIERY DEPARTMENT,
And have now In Stock a full line ot their OWN
IMPORTATION of COTTON HOSIERY, GLOVES.
SUSPENDERS, and all other articles belonging to tbU
branch.
Special Inducempnts offered In prices. J4 1 rawf4p2m
MBER, PEARL.
CRTSTAL AND JET TKI WMINCIS.
ZGPIITR WORSTED, SOLD FULL
EIGHT, AT
ItAPSON'S
4 9 lmSp TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND CHERRV.
jn No. 726 CHESNUT STRSET.
We open to-day a full and splendidly as
r sorted stock ot
FRENCH AND NEW TOOK BONNET
STRAW II ATS,
frlltAW BONNETS,
liO.NNfr.T KlIlltoNS,
TBI)inii41 ItlltltONS,
VEL ET RIBBONS,
SILKS.
VELVETS,
1,44 t. ETC. ETC.
ivaniK n on i us ani 4its ajients.
All oi urn laieal uud mobl approved stylea, aud at
the low est priceH.
Plunftu irlVD 111! A. PrII.
Country orders prom ptlv and accurately attendad to.
WEVL A- H4SESHEIJI,
829 1m Iso. I'M uiifjijn v i aireet..
y0 URNI MILLINERY.
ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
MOURNING BONNETS,
AT no. oi walnbt street.
8276m MAD'LLE KEOCH.
M US. K. DILL0X,
KOS. 8SH AND S31 SOUTH STREET,
Has h.ndsome assortment of SPRING MILLI-
ladies', Misses', and Children's Straw and Fancy
Bonnets ind Huts of tbe lutest RiylPH.
Also. Bilks. Velvets, Ribbons, Crapes, Feathers,
Flowers, Frames, etc. 7 182
M. E. MASON & CO., AT THEIR
M?:W STORK,
Will tipen. April 10 und 11, latest styles Ot
BONNKTS, HATS, AND JJHESd CAPS.
Would cull speclHl nttetitlon to their
ENOiLIrtU HATS. 4 9 12t
g J. WILLIAMS & SONS,
NO. 16 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
MANUl'ACTUBEKS OF
WINDOW BLIND W
AUD
hiiiii;.
Blind repaired: ShadPt. Lfttorerl; Trtmoun and
F.xture; Plain Mid-s ot all Kinds; l'1' " .; s'
Cords; Boll rulls, etc. 4 lJ "'''""r'
milB CEKUINK EAfiLB VEIN, THE CELB.
! tinted I'BKKl ON, and the pure hard ORKKX-
-A- 'r... . . w i . V:...., Muni, Ui all li ifLH Of thrt
e'chfonh,;.Vv(;arVleirar warranted u, give per
. .MiiKketlon In every renpect. Orders received at
S-T,1 i Ti 8. XIliltD Streell; Emporium, No. U14 WAS lt.
1 IS inON Aveiine. U
rV A UCH'S RAW OONE
HrPEH-rilOSl-HATE OF LIME.
rrhn ireat Fertllliier for all crops. Quick In Hi
action, and permanent In ltd euectti. JisUblUhed over
twia?ers supplied bythecaiyo, direct from the wharf
ni the iuanufii'.y. on literal terms. - -
0&redohlyby. ' BAUQII A SONS,
COfflc No 20 8011111 DELAWARE Avenue,
$4smwrp PhlladelpUl.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
fr SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW!
4HOLD WATCHES,
4UOLD CHAINS,
DIAMOND RIN4HS,
BOLJD SILVER-WARE AND FINE CLOCKS,
Of all styles and patterns, and all to be
BOLD AT
riVK CENTS EACH.
As the nnilnrnlirnpri 1. trlvlnir tin thfl retail business.
after beins twen.v ears In the trade, and as thou
sands ol my customers know that 1 have one of the
largestand best stocks or
WATCHES AND JEWELRY IN THE CITT.
BALE TO COMMENCE THIS MORNINO.
April 8, 1B7. and be continued EVEP-V DAY and
KVNIN uniil all is sold out, at FJVRCKNI'H
fjni'iii 1IIW iuilliu III Hvurmi ibvi fu w C'lme
and ten for themselves the (told and (Sliver Watohes,
Oold Chains. Bllver-Ware, Diamonds, and nllthedil-
H. Ml LLIOAN,
NO. 8S9 NORTH SECOND STREET,
17f.trp PHILADELPHIA.
JUST OPENED
AN INVOICE OF
i
FINE ENGLISH
ELECTRO-PLATED WARE.
GLAEE & BIDDLE,
No. 712 CHESNUT Street,
4 13 smw2mrp
PHILADELPHIA.
BAILEY & CO.,
m 819 CHESMJT SL15EET,
OF
BRIDAL SSLVER.
4 1 mw!3mrp
MEAD & CO.,
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET,
SECOND FLOOR,
Have Just finished several
BETH, and are now offering
NEW STYLES OF TEA
them at lowest prices.
TEA SETS,0 PIECES,
TEA SETS. U PIECES,
1EA SETS, 0 PIECES,
TEA SETS, 0 PIECES,
TEA SETS, 6 PIECES,
TEA SETS, 6 PIECES,
PLAIN 21 TO $30
CHASED 83
CHASED Ht7
CHASED. ... 30
VERY RICH 833
VERY RICH 833
MEAD & CO.
ARE NOW AT
NO. 910 CHESNUT ST., SECOXD FLOOR.
CALL AND EXAMINE OCR WARE.
MEAD & CO., Manufacturers,
4 4 3mrp NO. 910 CHESNTT STREET. '
y FOR SALE.
f FOR SALE THE GOOD-WILL AND
tV'jii Fixtures or the old-established Hotel, Restau
luut, and Hilling Saloons, situate at the southwest
comer of CAKTf.lt Street and EXCHANGE Place
lately of Frederick Lakemeyer, deceaxed, and favor
ably Known as "Lakempyer's" to all branches of (lis
DUNineus community, xor terms,-appiy on uie pre-
milieu, to
BZtf II
Administratrix.
wt FOR SALE AN EIGHT ROOM HOUSE,
ijiilwlth Bath, No. 6a North TWENTY-FIFTH
b.reet, below tiruen. In good order; immediate pos
sesion. Price, fioon. Apply to
H. L. HAINES. Conveyancer;
4 13 41 No. 530 WALNUT Street.
TO RENT.
f CHESNUT HILL. STONE MANSION
Liion WiHNahlckon l'lke, uomuiaudlUK a bBuu ltiil
lew. 9 rooms, and replete with every convenience,
stabling lor two or three horses. To Let. furnished,
tw.e. i.er niouih.
Also, a double, painted Stone Mansion, near the
above, und tilhitullar description lor fkHj per moutu,
unlui nibbed. Apply to
WILLIAM A. ROLIW.
I pi st No. 73U MARKET 8lreet.
" TO RENT A FURNISHED COUNTRY"
lisE T, coiitalnliie abtmt twenty acres, wlthlu leu
Uiiies ol the city. Apply to
LEWIS II. REDNER,
4 13 Bt No. 1.12 a. FOURTH Street.
TO REKT FOUR STORY BROWN
Jjjll. STONE DWELLING, No, 17 VINE .-Street,
vwili or without Furniture.
Apply on the premises 4 r,
mFOR KENT BRICK AND COaL YARD
at NIC'ETOWN. ItDWl.ETT.
i 17 21 No. 211 S. FOURTH (Street.
Q A L I F O ft N I A WINE CO,
WINES,
From the Vineyards of Sonoma, Los Angelos, and
Wana Counties. California, consisting of the
following;
WINE HITTERS,
iM.I.MI ,
Mil EH MY,
UOt li,
HlfeCATEL,
CATA Wit 4,
I L A It KT,
! r,
RRANDY,
CHAiUlAUNE.
These WIN EH are warranted to be the pure Juice ot
the giape, unsurpassed by any In the market, aud are
highly recommended lor Medicinal and Family pur
poses. For sale by r ,
E. L. CAUFFMAN,
AGENT,
i . NO. SI NORTH FOURTH STREET,
1 13 W14t PHILADELPHIA,
Ill
CARPETINGS.
QLEN ECHO MILLS,
OERMANTOWN, FniEADELPniA.is8l
McCALLlMS, CREASE & SLOAN, '
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET
MANUFACTURERS OF
THREE-PLY CARPETINU9,
EXTRA BUI'ER INGRAIN
SUPERFINE INGRAIN,
FINE INGRAIN,
TWILLED AND PLAIN VENETIAN
RUG3, MATS, ETC.
UJcCALLOlS, CKEASE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET, ,
JOBBERS AND DEALERS IN
CAI?PETINGS Etc. Etc'
Would call the attention of the Trade to what
re denominated "PHILADELPHIA GOODS,"
mwmcn tncy glvespeolal attention.
JJCCAUUIS, CBE1SE & SLOAN,
No. 509 CHESNUT STREET.
AGENTS FOR;
WI8NER H. TOWNSEND'S and
A. FOLSOM t SON'S
OII CLOTHS.
AND 4U. W. CHIP9IAN A' CO.'S STAIR PADS
AND ARPET LININGS. (2rp8m
JETAIL DEPARTMENT,
No. 519 CHESNUT STREET.
JIcCALlUMS, CKEASE & SLOAN.
QARPETINCS,
OIL. CLOTHS
MATTINGS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. R. WHITE,
No. 13 North SECOND Street;
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
481m First Carpet Store above Market.
QARPETLNGSl CARPETIXGS
J. T. DELACROIX,
No. 3T South SECOND Street;
Has received per late arrivals, a,large and varied
assortment of
J. CROKKLEY A SON'S BRUSSELS CAB.
PETIN4US, NEW DESIGNS.
Also, a large line of Three-ply Extra Super Fine
INOKAIN CAKPETINO, COTTAUE and a 'J CAR
PET8, OIL CLOTHS, SHADES, ETC. WhlJn WlUl
sold at greatly reduced prices, wholesale and retail,
J. T. DELACKOIX,
No. 87 (South SECOND Street,
Between Market and Chesnnt streets.
N, B. Particular attention paid to tbe fitting upol
OOices and Conntlng-rooms. 1 23 Un
QARPETINCS!
300 Pieces of Elegant Patterns
OF
ENGLISH BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY.
Just arrived from Europe, and now In Store,
Also, a complete assortment of
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTON,
ENGLISH VELVETS,
ENGLISH RRISSEI.S AND TAPESTRIES,
THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN.
VENETIAN, FOR HALLS AND STAIRS,
MATTINGS, RIGS, HATS, ETC.,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
IN ALL WIDTHS AND QUALITIES.
LEEDOK1 & SHAW,
NO. 910 ARCH STREET,
Between Nluth aud Tenth.
3 12 fmw2mrp
JUST LANDED
ENGLISH CARPETINGS
VELVETS,
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY,
INGRAINS.
Also.KEW STYLE W.NETIANS, for8TALR8 and
HALLS, with, separate Borders to match, all made
expressly for our sales by the best manufacturers,
and will be sold at lowest cash prices, 2 1 fmwDmSp
REEVE L KNIGHT & SON,
No. 807 CHESNUT ST.
QEORCE W. HILL
MAN tUFACTCRER AND DEALER In
CARPETINGS,
N o. 186 NORTH TI1IKD STREET,
Hasou hand a large assortment of DESIRABLE
PATTERNS, to which he afks the attention of buy.
ers. 2 lg wfin3m
gTEAM CARPET CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,.
NO. 611 S. SEVENTEENTH STREET.
The best C'AKPEl' CLEAN HK In use.
All orders promptly attended 10.
8 im4p JOrtEl'II WILSON, Proprietor.
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Tlie Fidelity laiuranc, Trust and Safa
Deposit Compsay, for ttaa Mafe
KeepluK f Uomts, Stocks, and
Ulb.r Valuable.
CAPITAL $500,000
D1KKCT.IRX.
N. B. BROWNE. .EDWARD W. CLARK,
CLARENCE 11. CLARK, ALEXANDER llEttY
JOHN WEIXH. a A. CALDWELL,
J. OILLINOJIAM FELL.I HENRY V. GIBSON,
CHARLES MACALE8TER.
Ortlreln the Eire protd llullillnit of tbe Philadelphia
National Bank, GJiESNUT btreel above Fourth.
This Company lecelves on deposit, and UUARAN
T1ES THE HAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES!
upon the following rates a year, via.:
Coupon Iiotiiif )1 per 11000
Reirlstered Bonds and Securities 50 cents per liuuO
Hold Coin or Bullion frittper tluo
(Silver Coin or Bullion 12 per H)
Oold or Hllver Plate 1 per 10
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes of Bankers, Brokers,
Capitalists, etc., contents unknown to the Company,
and liability limited, fib a yettr.
The Company oilers for RENT trenter exclusively
holding the key) BAFEH INtilDE ITS VAULTS at
120, (an, (40, (60, and 176 a year, acuordlug to size ana
location.
Coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent
Interest allowed on Money DeMjlts.
This Company is authorised toreoelve and execute
TruHts of every description.
lusimwtrp N. B. BROWNE, President,
RoBitBT pATTWtBON .Sbocroiary and Treasurer. ,