THE pllLY KEENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPmA, "TIIURSDAr, MAROII 11, 1669.
ITMW TOREISMS.
frtn Our Own OurretpomUmL
Hiw Tore, March 11, 1869.
The resignation of Mr. 8iewart Is of course
fee chief topic of conversation alike in bank
fflcesand breakfast parlois at least It was
esterday morning. To day A. T. 8. sinks Into
comparative Insignificance, lie 'besomet the
rone man Instead of tbe covin? man, and all
eyes are turaeJ In tbe direction of this latter
monstrosity, ready to ftloat upon him with
affectionate triumph whenever ho shall be
pleaded to pat In an apoearanee. By the by,
what a capital editorial that Is in the World
to-day, .entitled. ''Mr. B ewart's Grand
Charity," and dwelling noon tho piety and
munificence of that shrewd seller. If charily is
cold, I am. sure he stands belo zero, and
perhaps that is prci ely the man we ought to
have had for tbe Secretary of tho Treasury.
Tbe landlords threaten to raise their rents
with the 1st ot Miji wblch case there will be
a grand exit ol between fifty and one hundred
thousand people from New York. Rents are
already higher than people of limited locoues
ccn very we.l stand, llowcver "straitened"
the tenant's means may be, the landlord
Is always devising a "crookeder" path
for them to flow into. The tew York
"1st cf Mav" sjstem, by the by, is ono of
the most unbearable S3 stems that was ever
Invented in tho memory of man. Such a grand
transformation scene as is wltucjsed then, In
every other residence of suburb and city, was
never equalled in the hUtory of the spectacular
stage from the era of the Black Crook down to
that of Bumpty Jhimpty. And there is no reason
why the system adop.ed in lariro cities abroad
by which a tenant is at liberty to leave his
house at any quarter of the year, should not be
put into successful vogue here. More than
anything else, it would have a tendency to
demolish the first of May movement, which Is
jnoie of an All Fool's Day, when looked at in
tnat light, than the first of April ever was.
The anticipated rite in rents is preparing many
a family of moderate means to look out for
homes for themselves in Westchester county,
New Jersey. Long Island, and the score of
suburbs whose locus New York. Year after
year thousands of our people, who hoped to live
and die with the Gotbatn atmosphere of their
nativity around them, have been compelled to
radiate away from this fascinating focus, and
Wy their heads at night upon pillows very
remote from the central metropolitan mansions
where they were established in their palmier
days. And matters have reached now such a
crisis that any farther rise In rents will distri
bute among the environs at least seventy-five
thousand people whose utmost struggles at pre
sent just enable them to "live decently."
The scavenger murderer whom 1 mentioned
In mv last has been examined by the coroner
and held to answer, and a mysterious woman
has Incontinently died from tbe effects of lager
not laudanum. The woman belongs to the
class who are descrloed, in thfl' language of the
Morgue, as "unknown." She is thirty years old,
wears a red velvet cao, crape trimmings, white
handkerchief around her neck, morocoo boots,
pia d bDrdtred grey shawl, calico underskirt,
and black overokirt. Had a lunch in her pocket
of sardines packed between brown bread and
made into a pi.-ca'ory sandwich. Such a woman
of a su Jdcn enters a laeer-b-er saloon ou For
sjth street, aks fcr "ein glass," awalloffs the
contents without blowing oil the froth, and
drops down deal. Ilia she put laudanum into
It T No one saw her do so, ana the coroner not
beine notified of her death until nearly twelve
hours after it happened, nt facts have yet bicn
got at, except the mytrious one ot her being
spirited away In a jiffy to a second-class under,
taker's 00 the Bowery. It may be a case of
bushed-up murder, or it may be a case of "de
termined" suicide ''determined," of course,
who ever beard of a suicide tbat wasn't "deter
mined ?"), or it may be a case of death from
natural causes. Bat in tbe present state of
public apprehension, when the shadow of the
elusive "Jim" is jet hanging over the matutinal
sweepers of area-steps, the prejudices are in
lavor of dtath by violence.
Yesterday evening was celebrated the first
anniversary of Sump'y Dumpty'a birth. After
the evening's public enlerta.nment was over,
tables were arranged on the large stae of the
Olympic Theatre, and all hands present "lell
in," the plunder consisting of everything eatable
and driukable tbat usually figure upon preten
tious bills of fare, llany of the actjrs and
actresses ot other theatres were present, aud
the theatrical critics of the various daily and
weekly newspapers were largely represented.
It was a novel idea this celebration of Hump'.y
JhttniAy'B birth, one worthy of the brain of tho
conccctor ol tbe conceits which figure on picto
rial placards over all the waste places ol the
city, representative of the more salient incidents
ia the career of that spoiled darling, who, like
other darllugs of the public, before this, has
remained so long a time "on the fence."'
Mlts Kellogg has been playing "Violetta," aud
the newt-papers have been declaring that she
sings better than La Grange doet, and acts
better than GazznigAdd. To praise Miss KcL
lofgls thelathion. To hint that Patti, Nilsson,
or Tictjeus may posbibly be her superior proves
jou to be cither suburban or cynical. The
costumes at the opera, particularly during Clara
Louise's appearances, have been verv gorgeous.
Fashionable young men have Instituted a new
custom, namely, that of parting their beards-
such of them as have any in tno middle, which
gives them a horny or task-like appearance,
ery prepossessing. All tun 4
MUSICAL LSD DRAMATIC.
Tbe City Amusement.
At tbs Walnut The Kmcraia Ring will be
VhAi-fnrnmrl t.hla Avenluir.
At th Akoh snakespeare's eomdy of Much
Jldo About Jfothina will be rtpresenlea inls
At tub Chess ut the extravaganza of 77t
ttd 0 the (ioih of ilvUl will bo produced
onTaeadsy evening uexi by C. D. iieaa A Co.'e
puri.aque company.
At the Tmkatkk Comiqub Rlsiey's original
ttanantrae truuue willanuear Lnlaevenlns.
At thk agadpmy or Music Fraaieta Fanny
Janaueouea will commence a aeries of six per
tormauoea ot Oaruiau drama on Monday
evening next, wliea ana will appear lattouu
ler'a tragedy or Mary muari. 'A'ue sale of re
served seats comueuoe to-dav.
las Arabian Nihth' Entertainment
at (Joncert Hall introduce a great variety of
musing features, which are appreciated by the
large audience 111 aiieuuance every evening
The exhibition la one of the meal attractive
ver given In tbls oily. Onebnnured gifts are
lUSliluuieu 10 iuo auuience ai eaen perlorin
anoe. There will be no performance this even'
inm. in oouaequenee of the hall belnir eniraxed
for another pur pone, but Uieentertainuaeut, will
be reKuined 10-iuorrow, and on ttaturday there
Win ue a girt uiuu-,.
AT tub American there will be a mlscel
laneous entertainment inis eveuiDg.
a The Bkftz hassi.R ukohkhtka will per
form at Musical Fund Halt on Saturday
af'ernoon.
Tub Philhariiokio Bootmr's third grand
corirert will be Riven at tbe Academy of Muslo
on Saturday evenlne.
Tub I'BNif Widows' Asylum. Wr. 8. Edwin
Miigargewlil give m reading at Oonoert Ha'l
thin evening front tbe works of U oar lea
D'Okeca. Tbe r rooerfn will be devoted 10 tbe
relief of tbe Ptnn Widows' Asylum, and we
hope that thfro will be full bonne.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SATES!
Philadelphia, January 18, 1839.
Messrs. FARRKL, HKRBINU A OO
Ma VJ Obesnnt street.
Gentlemen: On tbe nlgnt of the 13th Inst, a
Is well known to the citizens of Philadelphia,
our large and extensive store and valuable
stock of merchandise, No. 902 Cbesnut street
was burned.
The fire was one of the most extensive and
destructive that baa visited oar elty for many
years, the beat being so intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obliterated.
We bad, as yon are aware, two of yonr valu
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF BAFK8( and nobly have they vindi
cated your well-known reputation as manufac
turers of FIKK-FROOF SAFES, U anyfurther
proof bad been required.
They were subjected to the most lnten-e heat,
and It affords as muoh pleasure to inform you
tbat after recovering them from the rains, we
found upon examination that our booas, papers,
and other valuables, were all In perfect condi
tion. Tours, very respectfully,
JAB. E. 9ALDWELL ft CO.
HIE OSILT SAFES EXPOSED TO THE
FIRE IN CALDWELL'S SI'OBE
WERE FAUBKL, IICBBINU A CO.
Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1888.
Messrs. FAKREIi, HERKINQ A CO.,
No. 629 Chesnut street.
Gentlemen: On the night of the 13th Instant
our large store, 8. W. corner of Ninth and Cbes
nut streets, was, together with our heavy sioch
of wall papers, entirely deatroyod by Are.
We had one of yonr PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, which contained our
prinolpal books and papers, and although ltwa
exposed to the most lrtense beat for over 60
hours, we are happy 1 say It proved Itself
worthy of our reoommev Stlon. Our booc
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many alread
published, In giving the HERRING SAFE to
credit and confidence It Justly merits.
Yours, very respectfully,
HOWEluL A BROTHERS.
BTILL ANOTHER.
Philadelphia, Jan. 19, mat.
Meaars. FARRKL, HERRING A CO.,
No. 629 Cbesnut street.
Gentlemen: I bad one of your make of safe
In the basement ol J. E. Caldwell A Oo.'s stort
at the time of tbe great fire on the nlgb
of the 13th Instant. It was removed from
the ruins to-day, and on opening li
I rouna au my doom, papers, green
backs, watches, and watch materials, etc all
preserved. I feel glad that I had one of your
truly valuable safes, and shall want another o)
your make when I get located.
Tours, very respectfully,
F. Ii. KIRKPATRIOK,
With J. E. Caldwell A Co.,
No. 819 Cbesnut streak
FAMtEL, IIEIUUM & CI).,
CHAMPION SAFES,
No. 629 CHESNUT Street,
tt a
PHILADELPHIA.
Q Ft E AT BARGAINS
IN SAFES.
ITS CON6I QTJSNCE OF ILL IIKALTH I WILL
BJiLL MY BTOCK OF
SAFES, ETC.,
AYith Two Years' Uucxpired Lease of Store,
Ko. C39 AliCU Street,
AND TWO VEItY BCPr.RIOR DBAUOHT
HOES KM, WAGON, K TO , lor cub or la ex
chauge for tieirbi property.
Parties wishing to make such purchase will pleiss
call at niy store beiw.ea tea and three o'clock.
BA1KS BKLLrNU AT OBE4TLY BKDUCKD
PRICKS.
Itiutbslm V. U nAllitLlt, Agent.
T. - M A I H
E E
FIB- AND IlDKULAH-FItOOP SAFES,
CXXOCaMITEL, BELIrHlNOKR, AND DEUOJLt
Itl Wo. 4 BACK 8 ires.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
J
FASHIONABLE
BOOTS AND SHOES
MADS TO OKDEIt, IN TUB LATEST STYLES
ON THJB MOST BBAHONABLE TRBUa
01 VK OS A CALL.
C. it. LEE, J. B. CDtBLOS,
1 18 lm go, HX bonth TKN1H Ktrcet.
WANTS.
TXTAKTED LOCAL AND TRAVELLING
VV AfifnU In every city ana iowq la tbe Uulieo
Bttes, uret lnduceiui Dia oilerMl to souve men.
Call or sddrraa. with stamp. WOOD A CO., Boom is
No. 4O0 L'HJ-iNTJT Mireel. I'Bi. l no
DODCERE' AND WOSTEN H OLM'S POCKE1
1 v n I v jus. reri ua nui oidhiki 01 wumu
;Sh MlIM4tkB' bad WAJLIH A BUTOHKK'H ltA
EOHH. and tbe eelebrauMl LJtOOULTBJS BAZrOi
bciBM of ta. n.?i i"r. h.
usuiri. JLDIVVsli luavis, suia asu-v v"iv uu-
anTroVbhU at if. MAUiiBA'S, ttO. U H. TiCJJ It
FOURTH EDITION
FEOLX THE CAPITAL.
Curtin'a Nimenot Sent in as
Minister to Russia.
The Senate Confirmations -Other
Important Nominations
Customs Ilec ipts."
FROM WASR1NQ- TON.
An ErroiM-on Report.
Washinqtom, Mrch 11 230. P. M. Kx-
Governor Curnrj's nime wn tot sect in to th
8-na'e ai Minister to Russia, as erroneously
reported.
Additional Nominations.
Amoi R tho other nommattons by the Presi
dent were the lollowioor:
James F. Casey, Collect jr of Cas'.onis at New
Orlfans.
James Kins, Chief Eoclneer of tho Nary, vice
Ieberwoi 6.
Carman A. Nea-coub's name wa also sent in
as United State Mar l.nl (or Misooari.
iiHlomn RrveipM,
Tlie followinpr are the customs recelDls from
March 1st to 61b, Inclusive:
ltost'.n iiB.15j
Now 1 01k. 3 24:1, HJi)
Pnilndeliitan lU.Oi)
Bnlim'te 14U2JI
New lriean?, rcorunry 21 to 11. . 68 UjI
Total, . . . . . .1,991,33J
I', h. Nenaae.
Cont rtwd from Tlurd HdWon.
He had therefore come to tbe conclusion that
It wsh better to rely on that ueoision as ail-
soHlcleDt for the present
Mr anerman opposou ine arnenarneni. ouerea
by Mr. Humner. Xbe two sootloriH of t ie otii
were harmonious, tie n.a ex.rninej tne ae
ciHlon of the Supreme Court. Tue point U-
cldert was simpiy tuat a oontraot payable In
oolu rriBde before tbe pasNapn of tbe li;(xlten-
aeractconiu oh eurrceu. tia was lu rv ir or
the eeoilon bt-ORUsn It would act as a guard
agalnt-t Uhury la restricting 1 s opertroa 10
contracts where coin or coiu value is the con
sideration. Mr. Cole was in favor of ntriklng out tbe sec
tion, on account of its (-fleet on baHiovss la
California, wbion war. generally done oa a 0 lo
bar-is. aud because tie tnouabt thtt the lul
inftrence wbn to declare valid sucn contracts
hert-ti Tore made.
Mr. Williams was in favor ot rntaininzthe
section, aitbuugh be did nutntiec.i very muoti
Inurortanre to It. He did not agree wiui tu
leevl propokitlon atated by tho Honatorlrjm
California.
Mr. Howard wae opposed to me seouou
cacse be ihot'Kht it an encroachment ou the
rim ts of the B''es.
Thi auestit n of private con'rncts was
within to' exclusive oontrul of the Stale Lnie
taiures. If this section were 1 1 De retmued, ue
wouitl moe nil Hmendmeut to It. orovldluir
ttiht jB'.ch controciw should be blnrtins;.
LM riua tne aiecusi'u, one 01 i'io rrmiaaav.
fcrttarles Oeoeiul P. rter, uppenred a id d
llveied a rusle In wrItlMr. d Imtnedlatelv
tf ter wro-, at 1 10, t be Senate Want Into execa-
slve sesNton.
The 8fnnte resumpd l's legisiauvn Resaion a
i o'clock, and couttnued the conslderatloa of
tbo bi 1 to s'retiRtheii toe puo 10 create, oa
r.lntlig to c n'rol for the paymeutof coin.
hp nueotlon belnn n Mr. smuuer a tnoilou o
xlrlke out ibOHM-iind portion. anl on Mr. Mw-
nm't trncnomi-nt. provifinn i.iihi tne conirunt
HhRll b-wiltten. TUul amendment whr mociu
tied ly m- kin the ttecond section read I tin
py rittn ronlrant hertailer made. sieofl
sal y pa) hi le lu ooin, etc ; aud as so modlQad it
4 Ml HlttFCU 10.
Mr Uxva'O. nrpuea lu uvuroi inKiii( oai
he BtcoDiI seoiion, aylni that it. was mi
.tia.i rit. tn eiiixhon nie the rtoinion or rite
rlupreme Court, and that it would lead toend-
-t ill illation ...
Mr. oifWKrr' amendment, was lejfci.oa.
Mr Kurn nei'M emendiuent whs ng rd to, to
strike out the 2 t section. Yeas 2 , nay s 14.
FROM HARRIS B UR a.
rh Sua'rnrr Amendment rastes tue
Htnte nvu.it.
Special D'tpatch to The Evening telegraph.
Habkisbubo, Mair b 11. At throe o'clock this
tUerct on the J- iut resolution rttifyinx the pro
posed unlvrrsal suffrage ameudnent to the
(dral Cons itutlon pushed the Senate by a
strict party vote 18 yeai to 15 uays.
From Mwinn.
Avousta. 5Ie., Wareh 11. Both houses of the
Mmno Libi iature to na oasrd a rcslatlon
ad&Dtira tue tif eent'i art'cl of araeudraent to
he Constitution 01 tne tjoua 59 uies.
Ship News.
New Yobk. March 11. Arrived, steamship
Riistia. Irom Liverpool.
FiiKTBEBS MONBOi. juarou 1 1. Arn vpti, one
. fi a t 1 a 1
Prpstim mo. 1mm PnltTmoior bti.iuMirc. fatsed
jp for Btlumore, brig Adeline utcnarasoD, rrotu
Uataozus.
stocb Quotations by Telegraph 2 P. 91
niendinniDB. uavlsA Co. report throuah their
Now Vnrh hnmw the lollowlllli:
N. Y. Cenu K ioi wesu union ieu... vj'.i
H. Y.and Erie It..37j Ulev.aud Tol. H.ll.105
th. ttiid khu, K.. vrH, xieu a tt nuunu... oovd
lch.!lontbern iiu.tsu i-aui oom.rw'4
Jlev. A rltUb'g K.. mim; mu. "fc raai pn r'4
Obi,
out
, and W.W. 00m Dl'-n anuni. cpr oi
. and N.w. . VVells. Fro Kxp. i!
(5hl. and R.L It Vmi United B ales..
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Pltu.A w........iix.'4!ienn. us, new..
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Pacific Mail B. Go... UMJs Ciold...
Maiaelsteauy.
SHERIDAN.
How 'I bey will Receive Hiin In Aew
wrlHu,
New Orleant bad ano b r sensa'.lon on Satur
day last. A Copperhead deopdteh to the Louis
ville vourier Jiurnai ten bow the news 01 tne
-cuppoinioieni of Phil. Sheridan to tnat depait-
mpm was rrceiveo in tee tjrtsceui unv: -
Tbe order received ber to eight which
siirns Lieutenant (,nerul Philip U. SbtnJau
to tbe command ot this department, bas creuteo
t proiouna depression uoiong the citizens.
Nothing rise Is talked or in th club, aud ibe
rotunda ot the St. Charles is filled with a cro d
pBRtrfor timber inuiiifience. iue ordsur-
tirleed every one at jieuuii'iunris, auu uuuc
more than CJpneral Buchanan. Oroups of men
co couereoated on Canal street, gloomily
liccui-sing the order. It is thouent tbat Sheri-
ln's c ;mlrg here is a onr-n auu uuneccs iry
TQeasurp, his unp'puiaiiiy uujuk miuu
to President Grant. It was said
by moderate Repnblicans tha It wa
'i nt 8 akc to truu U'Ul trio. iuo vavioiuc
rdicals, carpet bafgers, and negroes are ex
ultant, and eanooi couceai tnir uuhkuw ar
mouth is snld to be alirtted at the prospect, as
nefiars fcjberldan u ay hamper him, and per-
riuno tniie the reins out of bis Diuas. rrepara-
tton to receive feherulsn are ireely discussed by
tbeneproes, wboexpectagala day. Thoditfcreut
neinorratir. clnhs. it t Said. Will U66 every es-
prtion to avoid anv collirion with tba nejrocs."
Tbe ' unroDolaiitj" of General HUendan witn
a certain cas of people In fe Oilejins, who
need to ludulce in the pastime or muruenug
cnlawass, carpet-baegca, and "nla(?er." bv
wtioiesHie. In the painiv davs of A. J., win oe
rrmerabered by tbe general rea ler, aud it. will
also be remembered tbat tba General wai
remove! Irom the department becaufs of bis
nnpepularltv with pxaetlv thta ca. Hi Is no
doubt reassigned to duty at New Oileans ou
iCfount of the same unpopularity. Bat law
abldinsr citizens will rejoice at bis return, in
the faith, not likely to be disappointed, tbat be
means busues, aud tbat be is just tbo maa to
tnukewbiie Rebels aud neroet alike behave
ilumsclves aud obej tbe laws
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
The FrcsiiTent and the Diplomats
Fires lu New lork.
FROM WASnitiGTON.
"hw I'reaidriit an4 the Diplomats.
DPloMo th Aumntnted jprrt.
WasnifoTOH, March 11. The Dlpiomv.ic
rorjiscalli d upon tbe President at 1 M. 41. to
day, aud were rer civrd tn ibo Blue Boom. The
cenrrony -as inliioif Drvate. Sccro'ary
W'asi.burue preotco tlieM'flls ern. TtieaKen
dsncpof lorcian icure eo's'lvrs was setieral
aud the iutrrvicvr it a- a very asreeale ouo.
Firm lu .New York.
Kew Vobk, Slurcli 11. A frame buildmz on
Vest Fiiiynli.tb slree, ocouo od by .Imies
retus a a d stillcry, b.irtird to day. Los
$f,C0O. Two f'amp bnO.llnirn in ih vivnitv wre
alf-o fJes'royd; one 0 ned by 1'ilr'clt Moorn,
los f 2CC0: aLd the other by lioury Treuian,
loss $1500.
Vvlm Nlilpinent
New Yonit, liar-b 11. Vli A islralaMnn. for
Liverpool, lu-iuj- took- out $7o,U00 m specie
IIIm Il cetin In ItMltimore.
Ihp Ual'tmoru ittn ot luls niom uj nlvas tbe
following:
The Ti-.it ot e-Pp s'd'-nt Joliuon tothiscrv.
in aci eplaLce ot the hoHiit.ali km icmlcroil Uitu
by ih- Mayor and Citv C unctl, tk?s place to
Oay. Hiid tthinild lbs wea her iro tit'rrher-
II rioubi't fs be am e hand om dupltv.
The ex-PieMdent ts 10 Icayp Wailnni?n Id a
Fp-cial enr lutnifbel by the Uuhiuiorc and
lro Bilr ad Company. Oolou-I S Sau.i
Mule, the chiei rusrhil nt tbe vario is bulioi
turning ut to ftra th e-cort here. Las
sppo i e.i OciiPial W H. Nollsrtj and lpral
John i-ll'co't b's ail, aud tl nel R. I'. Uink-i,
Jr.. Colccel Henr? McU . Smuel JlD n ilJ.
V. H. Voberi. K. M. KirkUud. ani Sum jpI J.
Snntli. a-sis at t uinrHhaU. The liu" of oro ses
sion will ue lornied on Kmaw scrt-e!, cast s"ic,
the right resttuK on Lxiuutm suert. Ta
In ai'trv ami oava'rv aru to report lo the cater"
ronrt-bai ir t-pecial escort duty at 10
o'cloi k. Tne OovcrLor of th S'ate at.d the cit v
Ktiibon'ieH ate t bn escrted Ir'iui th( mavor'
office to the Camden s.a i jj by a oetachiucct of
cavulry.
The eupst or tie city is expected to arrive at
1115. wbn the pr .cefiiion wi t move nlona
Ki raw Biuret to Mouuiiien', to .Chirln. to
Charle to Esster, to Aisq il h, to Caltitnor.'. to
Gy, BLd to bsch.iuKe piacv bere it w.ll be
dii-tni'S-d; and be ex-.re-LlPn'. w 11 thnn r-
reiv tbe ct zen- in 'he r.ituoai ot tb..
K xcliflDLP nn 11 3 P. M. Toe eraod dinor U to
thke plh(P at Dar. uru'o City HoipI, at 8 o'clock
P 31.. h- ti iio ibil as there will be muca ot
Icttrtst said a lid done.
Farrnvnt.
A Washington despatch to tbe Bjs.cn Journa
saj:
Adroirai rarrasnt was the O'st citizen to
whom Pre-ioPit Ursnt communt'-ated his t'abi-
tpi appoiLtmptts. Td Admiral c tiled jut
at er (Jfoeral Kawlius hai le t tor tho Caitoi
itb th nominations, and the President akei
b ru to trueSs woo was the SPrre'arT ot tba Navy.
Farrfltriit eue.SPd suc:e slvelv A. EI. Rice. (Iris
wol I. S uar Cre.-weil. Holt. Bo nel:. tla viv.
flcl feverl o'bi-r i.aoops. ine President tell uir
him alter each ooe to frues asan, until he
1' up. Tbe Pri'sii-nt then intormtd him. an I
prtc"dt-d to etve th name or the other Cabi
net H3cers. addltir .bat tbe KpooiniPu. of Mr.
Hthu l. Wahb inie was compl m-uiary, and
t'at be would soon retire lroat tne S.aie
De, arirueut.
Tne New York Atwuey Market.
From the Berald.
"Miiuey was fully active again to day at 7 per
ceiit., which was Hie rate on 04II loans evea
wlib the pledge of Uoveromeot CO 1'uraU
Thtre were except Ions an usual, to old nud
fttvored rUMtomera or (irlrao staudlug. Toe
t fleet of tbe chatigo In the sps'f in of quarterly
HtHtenieutH bHS produced auioreevxH policy
to leans among tbe banks, whJen la reflected in
the present condition of tbe money uiaraeu
1 be rateon call la likely lo remain more steady
lu iuiure.luMiead or vibrailug wlween taree and
lour per ntil, on tbe one aide and seven pur
cent, gold Interest on the otner. Commercial
paper is duller, but rales are higher, the bent
monies ellir.u at from eight tn teu per cent,
Tbero Is more paper on the market, a id tbe
it qnlry let-s tnan usual. Heooe the discount
flxurfs are inclined 10 be firmer. There is no
li-eliDg of apprehension concerning rntkers.
Tbe lull supply isdue-fc tbe larg r aecuouia
tton of goods In the hands of cotntnlaslon
flrrxis."
From the Tribune.
"Uovernmanl bonds were dull but Arm; there
was no disposition to sell by holders at lo
flgnres. A steady demand from Investors Is
noticed by the large dealers, aid but few bonds
erecomlDg here to be sold by country holders.
Tbe foreign bankers o uttoue steady buyers of
'62s, '61s, old '&-, and '67s, and report a firmer
tone to the markets abroad, Tbe bearish feel
leg of tbe past few days baa tested Hie streogtb
of tbe market, wbloh baa yielded only a frac
tion from the extreme prices made on tbe
f usseee of the BchencK bill. A large ahort
merest has been made In the active bn ls,
w blch were In demand for delivery to-day, f'ee
of interest. The market olosed strong at quo
.aliens."
Received too late for Classification.
THE PHILADELPHIA. GERM AN-
iow. ank uKiUaruWxS' hailujd
COMPANY.
March 11 PA9.
The Hoard ot Manaeers have thin day d-o'ared a
dlvldruo of V1VK 1'Kll CKN r. nn tbe capital s'. ck
ut the company, payable, clear of lazes, on aud atYer
the 1st of April cexc.
TnaliaDBrer book or in mmpany win be ciosa
on the is.h Intlaal, and re
villain c mei mini inn 1st ol
A ITU.
3 11 thito9
. UOUGilKHTV,
Treasurer,
LOOKING GLASSES, ETC.
EARLES' GALLERIES,
No. OI6 CHESNUT Stroot.
LOOKING GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINGS,
PICTUBE FRAMES,
FINE ENGRAVINGS,
CIlROMO-LITUOaRAPnS.
JAS1KS 8. EARLE & SON,
UnthstuBnUrp No 810 OHESXTJT Street,
DYEING AND PRINTING!
ESTABLISHED 10 19.
Tne xiew Yoric Dyeing and
Printing Establishment.
IBTATEN ILAKP,
Io 40 North BtaHTH Btreel (WeH "MaV Palla.
riflitii.: No. OH UUANK Biree:; aud la Bit-J All
WAV. New York
Tblsoia aua wtiu anown uomntny ar prsparM.
as uituai, wim ma nunmi orii 0; Kill and lha
mom ai.proved maclilDrry , 1 O IIVE, CJ,4Ns: a4
FINIhH twery varltr of LA OIKI- aa4 U;TLK.
Mt-N'B UillMtNIH, end flhlOK UOJDi la Udtr
utnal iiu'erior man' er.
U4KMKNTB ULICANHBD WHOLV. ftmbstuJa
twit turn 1. vui vui vvv iu 1 uiiauuiuia.
OLD FEATS KLIN HALL CLOTHING
EMPORIUM.
PAINTER, READ & ELDREDGE,
No. 321 CHESNUT STREE T,
HAVE REOPliNED, SINCE THE EEOENT ST BE
An Eatite New and Fresh Stock
op
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHIAIG,
Which they are Selling at very
REDUCED PRICES.
DRY GOODS.
1869. CENTRAL IS 9.
CLOTH EMPORIUM.
Men's CoatlDirs,
Faucy O HHluueres,
Biack Clotba,
BiHofe Doeaklna,
Boy h' Uooda,
fjnd'oa' tMoalilQgfl,
Mixed Ulothi,
Piala UlotUM,
Fncy Olo' tiK,
Opera Olotba.
Spring Weight Velveteen, Saner tyiallt y.
8TRAWBRIDQK A CLOTHIER respeotfully
arniiuuoe that durlna tue aeatoa uo opeuiug
incy proxKO to otfjr the largest atou and
mi.ht auraotlve aHMortrnent of all kinds ot
Ololba that thty have evur oflamd. Bdln de-t-rmiued
to make our house lae Central Kuipo
rlum for this description of goods, we haveool
lected tor the present auasou every dmlraOlj
style atd make of Ulotna that tue market pre
eoula for
Ladles', Men and Boys' Wear.
Our stock of Ladles' Claklnga In particular
In very extensive, and bought at tne inuufao
lurers' lowest etish rates, it will bo to tuo lat.fi
if hi of ail wbo lutend 10 buy ibia kind of tfmrda
during ibe coiuiu hsiiu to chII on na. at W4
otlrr by far the lurgM)l aaaortindnt lo t- f'niud,
and at prices ihul oannot be surpassed any w It tare.
We luvlte dealers, bom city and country, to
examiue our atook, as our prloee areaalojvaa
tbe Hanif gooila can lio ild lu wnole uacaaeH
by nuy wholeBale housv. wblto wo ullnc maav
sivlett that are con II Qua txcltuil vely to our&el ves.
S1RAWBRIDGE 6l CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL CLOTU Kni'OUlDM,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
PEai-4.DKI.PBIA.
QEORGE D. WISH AM,
No. 7 N. IIITII Street,
OPENS THIS MORNING
50 PIECES 8TKIPE POPLIN 3 FOO, SDITS,
ONLY 37HC
KL1U4ANT HBNB MOHAIRS, FOR SUITS.
bLACK APAUA PJl'LINS, AN AfJOflON
OAKOAtN.
rMiv". PIQCKH. PHIUBH. PIQCE.
S00OYARDSOKHAN D.SOM K PJQU E8-U HK4P.
Will optn tbl m rno, ibu cbeapest stock of
Towt-ln ad Table Llunn In tbe cley,
AT WIMHAai'H CnCtP WTO BE.
EIGHTH bTREET KilPORItJM FOR
UL.ACK MILKS,
BflNO DETSRMINED TO MAINTAIN OUR
REPUTATION foR HKLLIN THIS OUHAPaiT
B1.ACK BILKS. WILL OPEN THIS MORNINO
UUAVT ORO ORAIW AT KXTRAHUAVY
AT W 5, ia-50, 75. 13. S3 50, tl,
AT WISHAM'S, No. 7 N. EIGHTH Street.
A CART) TO THE LADIES.
ONE CASE JAPANESE BILlCd, I'HE NEW
MATERIAL FOB DHE3dK3 AND SUITS JTOS
THEBPRlNQ Of lHOit, PRICE 150; WOUTH
ALL THE ABOVE AT
GEORGE I. WISIIIM'S
CHEAP STORK,
3 CetuthSl NO. 7 W . r.IlITH MTBERT.
LINENS.
OorPprlDB Assortment ol LINEKS baa Jual been
optntd at prices warranted to glre satisfaction.
Sheetings, Napkins,
Shirtings, Towels,
PillowCaslngs, Damasks,
ETC. ETC.,
OF OUR O N IMPUB "ATION.
WHITE OOODS
Or Every Deserljition for Spring.
Cambrics,
jSalnbooks,
DimiUes,
French Muslins,
llilkTs.
I lid In Twills,
Ete.
& CO..
riqnes,
PERKING
No. O South MM II Street.
N. B.-We bare Jam opened an Invoice ol
Embossed and Embroidered Table Covers.
86btaihl8t 4p
1869'COiirETrnoN piucEa i
UP TQVN LIGIIT EXPENSES 1!
0ER CESTOMERS TI1E (.11 1 MILS II
eonds delivered la aU pan of tn city oaxafnUy
and free ot cbje,
SFEC1ALT1ES JUST Ol'ILNED.
Kith Bluck Silks,
Superb Klife ropIIu9,
bprLufc Delaluett aud Calicoes,
Cabbuueres, Table linens, A'apklns, Etc
Ladles can ride to oar doocrem any part ef tba
city, and we assure tbem li wUl mora tban conapsa
sate ttiem In one via a and parcbaae.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY,
K. E. Cor. E1G1ITII and 8EBLa GABDO,
U PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THc LADIES.
R e
OR TBI
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
heeond (Jrand Opening cfSiriny Fastoloiw,,
MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1869.
For the better coa.enlencH of her na.ronii.
MRS M A. BINDER
Has lleinoved her Dress Trlinmln.s -nil
Taper I'altern Mare.
To tlie N. W. Jriier tLEVKYril and
t'HEMAUl Streets, I'hlfatlelphlii.
Uhtre hp win; hanii; 10 her fiinnda
fcurt iniM-m-r. RKil.l.t ,N r MOVKUCtKa ut
4i, 1 vrRRT Kleaull trtinoitul Pau-rne
1 1 latest, end luosi ro'laijie nyics foe l.ndl- aud
1 1)1 tlieiiB' DretAin Id .mdi.M, varle V nlMj ml trln.
nii, ruatiy b;.; of n cb are ojar.iitactored oa ihe
ru.ihB, .nn cannot i Ilium elsewbi, lnr'. aod'
id tetr r tUn m.kr4 and del wboltwale an i ra
tail All;8 bINLiK't H .unra ii.ritiir tbat bar la
ruiveltnii wtii i o' ho Hi rna-Sfd bw any alrluz tmr
i)iTjr hi ailMnilou to ail tru b ut bur teartri'nt.
Tbe VkntUd'id alii crl.irliv o .111 an rga d, thxir
rfimli iii ana un -ns, kou me iairiia' nxibudxd.'
' iiut, iei.ua r cuuiuiei.1 n'o-. i-t.irr .
i'-i'ivi; fa or.
Mr&. ilinuor iia.ttin d.t .,..1.1111.111 nt T.tHnA
Trs aon vli.ak I'ri.nirit iirs a iue rliy, i Ibe towoal
(r vt Ure a dci i;o a MhkIhk; Umwn uiaua i 111
nep nn i-lt-gHiiiv Oritur., trti-cutd al all rt
loilut. fc n.hrt'l.u rlf"! Handk.-m'i bi-. l.ws. Rib.
bnn, R'loai Vc-i.a tVrai.R. fine jHtvwlry, ao4
t biic Coo a fuikini; and Uiir"rlnci Cuttlogand'
l-'H'iDi;. A i eric.:l vm- lirs (MUIdk taabt:
prli-r. fj5d. wtiii crari Pmt a .1 b'oiallorex
pMitii. artiir tho Co'"", f nut iDTgnt rai
i t lH-ilon, N. W. rorntir KLKVK.tTB and JHKv-
MM I-IT. 1 18 II IIUIUJ
ill 5. wm t nciifKiW-1115.
LAOS1 KVtlORIUM,
Su. 1115 CULSMJI St. (Glrard Bow).
Iirst assortment ard Beat and CbeBat rjixxta
In i oily, in all ti.e toliow.ng ll.,a: vm
Manu arinrti ot iloi.ain' (jaieoratd Oh am plea
Huo Bkliia, rr Ladloa. MlaM-a, aud. Cnl dreo la
over let. r nttniirtKl iy ie. U aiibi, leoibs. and cIum
col, 11, M.i In , "mum 8 (J ira t, lit Uht ntTtfteal
st)ia maour, .Mmta txpnastjr tor our own sales,,
Iron. ,1 ol, 10 tOi
3:1 o.tl-r. ill i.yln of suporlor llttlnv Frjnoh.
iiiivi-ii WtitUMurC.Jb.iKI'ii frum tfl 10 fit.
14 varh-i.'. hoi exLia nandtoma Wnaleoone Cor
aria, iiuui -4.9 r. nia ' . 'FU,
fciiuuio-r muctii, Hiauui
Dit'ti'.K Old.
Fi.y's Cornet biclrt tnp-
Mm. Mmidy'H Patent SAlr-adJuntlng; Abdominal
rvngit. bUbly rccouiuiendwl by phkl"Una, froox.
i't'LLMK OF I.fIES UNDt.BUAB-'
ill K 'S'M.
fl Rnruam Fanu 111 Fmtly Be win UTaohlnes.
tx-u. (jr'imlioly On litouicd 10 our ou.toniHni totr
H'epumoM l aeulnic ibcra lutroduoed. i2& m
FURNITURE. ETC.
GEORGE J. HENKEJLS,
CABINET MAKER,.
Kos. 1301 aad 1303 CHESNUT St.
1 1 : mrp
PIIILAIEXPniA.
RICHMOND & GO,,
Successors to At wood St Hopper,
U R NI TURE
WaREEOOMS, '
No. 45 South SECOND 8t..
(East Side, Brown Stone Bulld!n),
tMlm
PHILADELPHIA;
CIGARS.
HAVANA CIGARS.
Fresh lots imported by every steamer, via.:
Partagas; Cabanas; Cabargas; Comerolante;
Marias; Upminn; RamlUeter; Bspanola; Fi
garo, etc., comprising a splendid assortment
of sizes, offered at loir prices.
Also, continue xnannfaotnring the cigars so
well and favorably known under our copy
righted, standard brands of
"Mariajia Rita.". "Fba Diatolo."
"Fxbcb de Lva." "Loma D'Oa."
Great variety of sixes; good quality at low '
cost.
Call and examine or send for samples. '
S. FUCUET & SONS,
IMPORTERS and MANUFACTURERS,
2 27 trrp No. 229 S. Fkont Stbbw.
BEDS, MATTRESiS, ETC.
JT 0 V R'S LATENT
Combination Sofa Bod
rs decided ly (be bent Bora Bed ever Invented. It caa
La exifcudeJ fruin tctuU lout a baaUsoma irraaoa
Bfd.tead. wltb balr aprlug uiattrM, In u ci.nda
of time. It require no ou.crewlug or dataoblua. bae
no iteration bt-een baulr auiT ff;'
break and no blu.ed foot "'l(,0 tf-SiSS tj
hiu-k tn .iinimrt U wbeu dowu, woion i nnBare and
UJVtSlmlon"tuSr. It baa tuj o.iDVeulanoea of
If. F. HOVER, ,
Owner ! Sole M -Moflaolnrer,
, w tutham WgiiyMOOMO reet
tv YOrj WAJJX A DEUQHTK Oli BPEINQ
I BED, neat, wealthy, and oorntortaoia. na
tne Bel-fHUjuluii Bed Bprlnifa $1 as per Horn.
fciaiiiiacUoa gtuaaaLwU, ($. iatUH Sj