THE DAILY EVENING TK 1; K(; AP1I PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AVML 13, 18(?).
NEWS BUKrryiARV.
CUr Allaim.
Yetcrlnv Jamen I)un-nri, ntA twelve years,
Tedding at i'wenty-tliird and Market streets,
a knocked down by u eart, ami had his right
hip injured.
Yesterday Aum-snor John H. Kenney entered
ttpon the dlHehargo of Ms duties as Internal
hevenue AsseHgor of the Firnt district.
Yesterday about noon, n man named Miv
thews fell from a hoisting machine In a building
in Lombard Ktrcet, alove Twenty-fourth, and
was eo seriously Injured that he is not expected
to recover.
A large corps of workmen are now engaged
cn the new Masonic Hall, Hroad and Filbert
streets. The work, which is of the most substan
tial character, is beiug pushed forward very
rapidly.
Ou Friday afternoon, ex-Liciitcnunt Samuel
(ioldey, of the Third district, while riding in a
carriage iu Norristown, was thrown from the
vehicle and so seriously injured that his life is
despaired of. His skull is supposed to be frac
tured, and physicluns from 1 liLIudolphla have
been sent for to attend him at Norristowu, where
lie still remains.
A resolution of Councils, calling for the ap
pointment of a committee of three from e icli
Chamber of Councils, to confer with the Gu ir
diuus of the Poor, Chief Engineer and Surveyor,
to ascertain which of the streets running enst
and west, connecting with the outlet of the pro
posed brldgo over the Svhuylklll, had better be
opened, and to aseertu'm If they cannot be
graded with the pauper and vagrant labor, was
read and, after debate, laid ou the table for the
present.
The new Chester Creek Railroad, connecting
the Baltimore Central with the rhiladelpula,
Wilmington and liulilmore Kuilroad, was formal
ly opened yesterday. A number of gentlemen
f i om this city, Chester, and West Chester parti
cipated in the excursion. The Chester Creek
Railroad makes a junction with the I'hiladel
Jihia, "Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad at
.aniokln station, a short distance below Chester,
but within the city limits, and follows the creek
to the West Chester junction, a distance of six
and a half miles.
The regular meeting of liouYd of Guardians
of the Poor was held yesterday afternoon at the
lilockley Almshouse, President John M. Wbltall
in the chair. The House Agent reported the
census of the house for the week ending Satur
day, April 10, 180'J, at same time last year,
SS43U; Increase, 43. Number of persons granted
lodings within the last two weeks, 200; meals,
792. Total number of males iu the house, 150'.;
females, 1773. Total number of males and
females in the Insane Department, less assist
ants, 701. The Steward reported the house re
.ceipts at f40-14, The Out-door Agent reported
amount collected for support cases, tj10'.l3'50.
DomcHtic Affair.
Oold closed yesterday at liWJs-
The Are in the Gold Hill mlucs, Nevada, has
subsided.
J. It. Clay, nominated as Minister to Liberia,
is a colored man.
David L. Hall, Republican, was elected
Mayor of Bordentown yesterday.
The Internal Revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to nearly $(500,000.
It is rumored that Judge Shellabarger, of
Ohio, will be appointed Minister to Portugal.
Henry Areuiarius, once a prominent Demo
cratic politician of New York city, died on Sun
day. (general Stoncman loft Richmond yesterday,
with the 21st Infantry Regimtiut, for California.
Governor" Wells, of Virginia, addressed a
large Republican meeting In Richmond yester
day afternoon. ,
It is believed that Hon. C. Van Aernam, of
New York, will be nominated us Commissioner
of Pensions. . .
A man named Warren Blanehard was mur
dered in his house, near Biughamton, N. Y., on
Sunday night.
It Is understood that a strong expedition to
assist the Cuban revolutionists lias set sail from
a Southern port.
The building of the Portland (Me.) Packing
Company was burned last evening. Lobs, $10,000;
insurance, (30,000.
-Benjamin Phillips, formerly a member of the
New York bar, committed suicide iu the Brook
lyn Peuitentlary yesterday.
It is reported that a swift steamer left New
York a few days ago, with guns, ammunition,
and men for the Cuban revolutionists.
For ejecting John A. Coleman from a car,
the New York and New Haven Railroad Com
pany have been mulcted (3300 by a jury.
The once celebrated MeArdle ease was dis
posed of by the United States Supreme Court
yesterday. The appeal of MeArdle was dis
missed for want of jurisdiction.
8enator Ross called on the President yester
day, aud demanded the appointment of a mau
whom the President had refused to nominate.
The President again declined, and told Mr. Ross
that he had his mind made up on that question,
when the Senator made a very insolent and pro
fane reply, whereupon he was ordered by Presi
dent Grant to instantly leave the house, and
without waiting for any further demonstration
from the President, Mr. Ross made a bee-line
for the door, and never stopped until he was safe
within his own lodgings.
, ..
' Forclirn Afiiilr.
Ket West, Fla., April Yi A private letter
bos been received from a reliable source in
Havana, which says the Government there
Intends to confiscate the property of all sus
pected parties. The writer urges Cubans now in
the United States to lose no time in placing their
property in the hands of foreiguer8.
Havana, April 13 The lAarlo reports that
the insurgents, at Saguana, decapitated a young
girl, aud shot two others.
Brigadier-Fetoeral Tltonla, of tlio Spanish
army, has arrived at Havana.
Captain-General Dulee, at a recent meeting of
officers, made a speech, iu which he highly com-
l!mAntA1 tliA vnlnntjutrii fill 'if tiirurrA uml VftlLi
The Liario says the woods surrounding
Tno,.si T,t,dria Iiiiva hmi at on fir. and nriils
that the troops will soon clear the vicinity of
itJUCIB iUttilJ B1IIU11 iuhuii-uhj
operating near Clno Villas. Their numbers are
Buppofled they are going to Cino Villas, where
lliey Will JllilBO lUUir 1UI I'UDt Xinn uiuiumviui.,
i. thrtinYht.. ftimliilna the recent diHappearance of
the reUiU from the jurisdiction of Jnagna. A
report was in circulation ycHterday that Ob-
pedes nau rjecn capvureu, um it iiim iv uu
founded. . ,
t.,..M Ini-IHI 4 1 ii ineelln" of the Cou
iservative members of Parliament held to-uiglit,
.. aftnniliwl. Disraeli Was ore-
sent, and maue a speecn, iu wu-u iuuu.w.u
the future policy of the party on the Irish Churc h
Question, and announced an amendment, which
1 i t I - - I... Oi.iwidiiinn to t.lm hill
now pending in the House of Commons. This
nienumeui w, iu chw, i""" ,,
ii..t. i. Uofrniiitiiii are to remain
irwii Viiuitu iu-o -- -- -
' lnuct, that glebe lands are retained by their
present holders without purchase, and that the
union of the Irish Church and Church of Eng
land cease iu 1872. , .
Important modifications to the financial sec
tions of the bill are also proposed, including the
establishment of a capitalized sum lor me sup
. , .i... ..i..,r.,. ,A unmiiiti-s. mid the uDl'Ilea
iiun ui iuo ......... , - . .
lion of a large sum of the church revenues to the
support OI pilOlie numu , w uu.w "
ti.n...,...min.,iit of ilm Church, iiuallv
' i.. ... i... in lii.tM nil clauses 111 tlio
biU referring to the Maynootli grant and Jhpium
J)onum stru ueu out. umrn -
iblv reeelved, and the proi-ecdlngs of the meet
WL, riSS li-TbS YZ: on the occasion
tf the jubilee in celebration of tue nuieiu win -ii
... . i ,. nrli'rtttiood. crrunted
JarSrrge numr" of persons, including
lZsZ1 M 1-TU. latest advices from
..y. ", .i'.Z. ,i...t Allies were prepariug
oTnran expedi Ion of twelve th.msand men
Som A.um"n into the interior of Paraguay in
,epEsTi. April 12.-The elections in Unngary
Deak party, whic h wm nae
TI3KIff32331IS.
I"urlhrr I'RrtirnlMrn f ine nT tin; H.r.-t-r
J. A. Tliiii,ii.
Mfmpiiih, April 13. The ACt Little R )':h
special gives the following partlci.lars oi tho
steamer G. A. Thompson, commanded by Cap
tain Frn.er, bound from Cincinnati to IJule
Rock and Fort fniith, laden with bacon, Hour,
agricultural Implement and lime:- -
She had on board eighteen passengers, live of
whom were ladien, including the captain's wife,
the struck a snag at Erwin's Lauding, fonv
miles below Little Rock, at two o'clock, anil
sunk Immediately In nine feet water. The linfi
slacked, which set tire to the boat shortly after
sinking. An effort was made to throw the linl i
overboard, but the crew were driven away by
tl.e hct and Dames.
After considerable difficulty in keeping the
men back, the ladles were landed ou a suuT-bar;
meanwhile the crew, who were excited, jump-'d
Into a boat, which swamped, causing the
greatest loss of life. Seventeen lives were lort,
eight of whom were white, Including ioigc
Ely. first clerk; John Perkins, second clerk; the
cook; A. Lance, cabin bov, of New Albany;
Mr. F rondel, of Little Rock, and three others,
w hope names are not yet known.
The survivors were brought to this city by tic
steamers Allen and Caldwell, the oillcers of
which treated the sufferers with great kinduen.
The clliccrs of the Thompson behaved with
great coolness. The ladies wer hardly aware
of the extent of the fire before they were safely
Unified.
The boat and snrgo are a total loss. The
former was allied at $12,000 to $15,000, and was
insured mostly in Cincinnati olliees. The value
of the cargo is unknown. Nobodies are kuowa
to have been recovered yet.
A. J. Cniilrndiclfd by Henry 8. 1'ootc.
Nashvii.i.k, April 12. Henry 8. Koote replies
in the J'retM and Times of this morning to a
portion of ex-President Johnsou's speech, iu
which he asserts that Johuson charged him
with Ingratitude. He denies the charge, and
avers that he owes nothing to the forbear
ance or generosity oi Johnson, who, he alleges,
together with Mr." Seward, treated hiin unkindly
and cruelly. He denounces Johnson as a seces
sionist, to whom the people of Tennessee
are indebted for disfranchisement; charges him
with usurpation aud tyranuy; admonishes the
people of the Southern States not to be con
trolled byhlm, .but to accept the legislation of
Congress and have confidence in Gen. Grant, who,
he assures them, is their friend, and desirous to
restore them to prosperity and good government.
Hi? also charges that Mr. Johnson is opposed to
ncjjro suffrage and political equality, and refers
to Mr. Johnson's luterview with Frederick Doug
lass, in which he said these things would lead to
a war of races to sustoin him.
Ex-President Johnson is still in Nashville,
having abandoned his proposed trip to Europe,
preferring to devote his time and energies in
behalf ot the disfranchised of the South. He
will speak In all the Southern States. He leaves
for Memphis ou Wednesday.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
'w additional Harint. New fee Fitritt raqr.
ALMANAC IrOR Fll I TA D fcXPH 1 A THIS DAY.
Rrm Risks f2VMooN Rfts. g'l
Ken Sets 6 3; ilium Watch a3i
PHILADELPHIA BOAltD OF TRADK.
iroErtr N. Tatham. 1
W ii.ijam c. Kkm, Committee of the Month.
If. CJ. JH AMMOK, )
MOVEMENTS OP OCEAN NTEAMSHIPH.
FOR AMKK1CA.
V. Kingdom. ...filasffow New York Mur. 96
VirKiuia LiverpooL....New York Mm. 27
belluna Tindun Nhw York ...Mur. 27
A merics Bremen New York Mur. 31
f-runoe l.iverp,Kl New York Mar. 81
N. American. ...Livoruool Portland Anril 1
Caledonia CluHffow...,..New York April 3
Java Liverpool . ...New York ..April S
Aliciuannia Havre New York April S
FOR KUKOPK.
Hammonia Now York,,..Hamlurjr April 18
Colorado New Y'ork Liverpool Anril U
riamaria New York. ...Liverpool April 14
Aleppo iow lorK..,. Liverpool Apni lb
Hansa New York..,. Bremen. April 15
;. ot Brooklyn., .New York.,,. Liverpool April 17
Cnuland New York. . ..Liverpool Anril 17
II. Hinxdom New York....;lanuw April 17
ille Ob Pans.... New York. ...Havre Anril 17
Ocean Cuuen. . . .New York . ...Bremen . .April 17
iLina new vera. ...laveritnoi April &S
(XJAhTVVlBP, DOMKsriC, KTO.
Prometheus Philada CliarleBton April 15
Columbia New York. ...Havana Auril lfi
VvyomiiiK Philada riavannah .....April 17
eo. croniwell . .new York. ...new Orleans. April 17
lcopatra. New York.... Havana Anril 18
Memmai'k New York. ...Kio Janeiro April 23
M ailB are forwarded by every steamer in the nuralar lines.
The Meainern lor or from Liverpool call at liueenstown, ex
cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry. Tue
steamers for or ironi the Continent call at Southampton.
CLEARF.D YESTKRDAY.
Brifc M. K. Tli rupou, Bunker, Boston, L. Audenried ACo.
rk hr Hi nalor (irnues, Kllis, BoeUm, do.
hrhr W. 11. Davis, Williams, Norwalk, do.
8chr Anuio F.. Hanord, Thomas, Providence, do.
ocur nnaer, oiuis,niirwftiii, au.
bcbrVan Burin, Tirrell, Norwalk, do.
rchr N. i II. (ionld, Crowell, Boston, do.
bchr Maiy Means, Bynrd, Boston, . do.
bi-br D. A K. Kelly, Kelly, Boston, do.
hebr Ocean Bird, Kelly, Portland, do.
hchr Ida L., Buriress, Boston, Lennox A Bnrgotss.
bchr (ioddess, Kelly, Pawtucket, do.
bchr Pandora, Collison, Baltimore, do.
Neimcr H. Willinir, Cundiif, Bultimnrn, A. Uroves, Jr.
Steamer BriHtol, Wallace, New York, W. P. Clyde A t.
'J'ug'lhos. Jefferson, Allen, for tiultiiuoro, wiuha tow of
barges, tv. r. t- iyuc a, uu.
ARRIVFJ YESTERDAY.
Steumth p Prometheus, Oray, 70 hours from Charleston,
with cotton, rice, etc, to K. A. Soucler A o. lUth inst., 1
f. M ., 40 miles norm oi natteras, siKnauen steamsuip o.
W. Kverman, hence for Charleston i otf the Capes, on Mon
day alternoon, saw a large ship standing in ; yesterday
morning, off Duck creek, iiassed sliip Klua Mclaughlin,
inm Ardiosnan; off Reedy Island, barque Lupanto, from
(iranton, both coming up.
bteamship t'tility, Nickerson, 36 hours from Providence,
with nidie. to D. H. ritetson ft Co.
ba.m.ltin W. i r ) k i ti ULammih UhAHM PMII., 1vnvt.
dence, with mdse. to I. 8. Stetson 4 Co. '
Barque Liepsnto, bymonds, from ranton, rrntlant, via
Plymouth, 4'J days, with old railroad iron to Workman ft
Co. 4th inst., laU 40 82, long. S, saw acur J. W. UuoiB,
steering 8.
bchr Pandora, Collisnn, 5 days from Choptank river, with
atone to Lennox ft BargAss.
bchr tieo. . Ulover, llollimok, 0ays from inew xorK,
with mdns. to Lennox ft BurKess.
nenr urnnrion, nouinson, irom xionuia, wivu iiunoer ui
Lennox ft Burgess. ,
be hr A. M. f.dwards, Hinson, 10 days from Richmond,
with stone to Lennox ft Burgess.
bchr H. W. Kly, MoAllixter, 10 days from Richmond, with
stone to I .en no ft Burgess.
bchr iioddess, Kelly, 6 days irom rroviaenoe, witn stone
to Lennox A Burgms.
bchr 10, B. Wharton, Bonsall, 8 days from 8 tony Point,
With liinentone to lnuox ft Burgess.
Kchr 8. C. Fithiun, 'I'nlt, 1 day from Port Deposit, Md.,
with grain to J as. L. Bewley ft Co.
btetmer Vulcan, Morrison, S4 bonrs from New York,
with Midse. to W. M. Baird ft Co.
bteemer Ann Kliza, Kichards, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. P, Clyde ft t)o.
bteauier Beverly, Pierce, '24 hours from New York, with
mdse. to W. P. Clyde ft Co.
bteumer 8. C. W alker, Kherin, 84 hours from New York,
with mitse.V W. M. Baird ft Co.
1 ug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with ft tow
of targes to W. P. Clyde ft Co.
II K.MORA NO A.
Steamship J. W. Kverman, buyder, hence, at Charleston
yesterday.
bteumship Kaxnn, Hears, heuce, at Roston yesterday.
btesuier Anthracite, Ciroene, for Philadelphia, cleared
at New Yolk yesterday.
bteirmer Black Diamond, Meredith, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Baique Brothers' Pride, bunth, at Matanxa2d inst., for
New i ork.
Barque Black Brothers, Perry, hence for Rotterdam, at
Ziertk7.ee2ith ult.
Baique F. Reck, for Philadelphia, sailed from Bremer
baven ult.
Barque D. McPherson, Mason, for Philadelphia, entered
out at Liverpool tftlb ult.
Barque Murgaretta, Hammond, for Philadelphia, cleared
at l ouden ill si ult.
Baique ldolique, Durkee, for Philadelphia, sailed from
bhielus auth ult.
Baique Presto, Brown, from Antwerp for Philadelphia,
at Newport 2Hth ult.
Biig Jesse Rhynas, Tm-ker, was loading at Trinidad 23th
ult., ir a port north of Hatterss. ,
Brig Ah by Watson, Allen, hence for Boston, at Holmes'
''blXrll'oseiib Regur, for Pluladelphia, sailed from Maton-
"KcbrdbrCr."x''ollins, was loading t Trinidad 83th ult.,
for a uoit north of Hatteras. -
bchr! has K. bmith, Hanson, from Boston for PUlladol
phia, at Holmes' Hole 101 h inst.
bedrs W in. H. Dennis, Leeds, and Vapor, Johnson.henoe,
at Providence ldtli iust.
K,-hr.l B Johnson, Kiullh, hence, at Week ford 9th innt.
Hchr Herge, Warwick, heuoetor Nurwlcu, at ew London
9,8rh? Htrphen Morris, Boama, cleared at Charleston 9th
lTchrCompron.i. Perry, for Philadelphia, was loailng
'VM"uJktS!ta, Wooster. hen.,, at Portland 10th
hc'llr J. H. Watawright, Browor, for Philadelphia, sails!
"rtLrLwine. Adns, and Trade Wind. Lloyd, from
, Rohr V M. Ijine, Slis-p. r, for Philadelphia, sailed trim
Klrlmii'iid Kth in f.
Krhr C.in'ml t.rant, Colburn, henco, was goiti np to
Riehnirnil Htli tnt.
hohr t )i-k W illinms, Corxon, for Philadelphia, clear 1 at
Jarkaonvtlle 7th inu
hi'hr ',. Mleelnmn, Adaino, hence, at WlhnliiKtoD, N. C.
(Khltmt.r
S.-hrlienrve It. Mills, Mill, for Philadelphia, oleirl at
Viimlniloii, N. ('. fHh int.
Hrhrs r;ilnn H. Hsrties, Avery, snil J. K. Sawyer, Hlm'ter,
frem New llRVen: M. Vair, l r., Chrixtle, from Plyiunii.li;
and I .olden Kntn, lt iwin, from W arren, all for Phila
delphia, at New Yoik I Ith tnit.
hchr 8. A, Hammond, Wiley, at Charleston tltbintl.
fn in Boston.
hrhn, llrnndnelri, Brown, from Pmvid.'nre. nnt It:rtry
r'iln'r, I'nikHr. troin New Haven, hoth for Pliiladelpliin,
at Ni'W York Huh nft.
Sclirs IVtiMftylvnntrv, Hmith; Annie, Klwar-ts; anrl Hn I,
Itc uier, heure for llridi port, at New York lllh inst.
EONNETS, TRIMMINGS, ETC
(J H A N I) O I K N I N
OP
SPEING DESIGNS
IN
BONNETS AND HATS,
AT 01' II
NEW BONNET ItOOM.S,
No. 8G5 ARCH Street.
P. A. HARDING & 00.
4 1 tliMun
jQJ EIGHTH ST. KIBBON HTOItE.
No. 107 North EIGHTH Street,
(Konr doom above Arch).
I have now open a splendid assortment of
SILKS, SATIN RIBBONS,
SATINS, BONNET ItlBBONS,
CRAPES, STRAW HATS,
FIGURED NETS, STRAW BONNETS,
ILLUSIONS, . FLOWERS,
To which I would kindly call the attention of Uia
Unties.
JULIUS SICHEL,
No. 107 North EIGHTH Street,
Wl'li DOORS ABOVE AJtCU.
r.S.-SU.KS and SATINS CUT BIAS. 4 3 8tutu2m
JJffy THOMPSON REYNOLDS,
Importer, Wholesale and Btall Dealer In
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
YIIEKCII FLOViT.IiS.
FKATIIFRS, ETC.. KTO.
N. W. Corner KIOIITH anU VIN K 8w.,
R. P. 8. II KATII. 14 S lm rtillailelpula.
CURTAINS AND SHADES.
N
E W
STYLES
NOTTINGHAM
AND
Swiss Lace Curtains.
! . , JUST OPENED,
EMBROIDEItJED TIANO AKD TABLE COVKIW. -
WINDOW COKNICES, IH OILT, WALNUT, AND
KOHEWOOD AND GILT.
WINDOW DRAPK111E3 FROM LATEST FRENCH
DESIGNS.
FINE WINDOW SHADES, ETC
Apente for BRAY'S PATENT SPRING BALANCE
SHADE FIXTURE, which, requires no Cord.
CARRIliGTOH, BE ZOUCHE & CO.,
S. E. Cor. THIRTEENTH & CHESNUT,
8 IS ttiHtu3m PHILADELPHIA.
DRUQOIST'S SUNDRIES.
KII. TURNER,
e WHOLF8ALR DEALER IN
COMBS, BRUSUKS, PtKFUMERY,
AND
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES,
No. 3U UHKHNUT 8TRKET,
HKtKJNI) FIOOR,
4 9 lm) riilLADKLPUIA.
FLOUR. 1
Q1IOICE FAMILY FLOUR,
For the Trade or at Retail.
EVERY BARREL WARRANTED.
ItcyNtone Flour Mill,
Nob. 19 and SI GIRARD Avenue,
8. 19 lmrp East of Front street
DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, UNSUR-
Dossed for beaotr and durability. Bets UK III. Call
and examine specimens. All dental operations carefully
attended to. Reference. Dr. BAbttKT, No. Vt 13 Hontb
run i u oireei, ueiow ixtcusk 4 a us
STEAMBOAT LINES.
FOR CHESTER. HOOK. AND
Wilmington. Pare, 10 cents. Excursion, 16
cenis.
iue swut new steamer 8. M. FKI.TON learea Chesnut
street wharf at 9 46 A. M. and S ib V. M., and Wilmiiium at
6 60 A. M. and 1 P, M., stopping at Chester and Hook each
way. skhuuuv
MISCELLANEOUS.
M
ERRICK A SONS.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 430 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLUM WRIGHT'S PATENT VARIABLE
, CUT-OFF STEAM ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor.
' MERRICK'S SAFETY HOISTING MACHINE,
Patented June, 1868. .
DAVID JOY'S
FATENT VALVELEH8 STEAM IIAMMBR.
T Vt WITHTrtNtl
PATIENT SELF-CKNTKINU. HKIJ'-BALANt'lN'G
CENTlUiXUAL bUGAIt-DRAINING MACUINh.
AND
HYDRO EXTRACTOR.
For Cotton or WooUen Manufacturer. T 10 rnwt
LARZCLERC & DUCHEY,
CumIobi House Broker and Notaries Public,
No. 405 LIBRARY STREET.
ALL CUSTOM HOUSE BUSINESS TRANSACTED
i I'ASSPORTS PROCURED.
"PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
JL A New Ooorse of Lectures, as delivered at tiie New
V.trh UllMlilU lit A n.b.i.,1 Lit adllleots:
llow lo uve. sua nasi to ue ; kuuui, iair,
(lid Age: aluuhood Generally Ruriewed ; The Cause of
Indigestion; rlatulence and Nervous lieaaes Accounted
or; oiarnage riuiosopuicauy wiuHidru,
Pocket foluiiiea eoutaiuing these lectures will be ''''
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bl recta, Pliilsowipmo.
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BBTWKKN WALKCT AND SPKCCB,
PHILADELPHIA.
COUNTRY WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED
to. a m
LOOK ! LOOK ! ! LOOK ! ! ! WALL PAPERS
and. Linen Window Shades liannfaetnred. the
cheariesfTn the city, at JOHN'STON'8 Depot. No. lO.'ltf
SPRING GAKDKN street, below Eleventh, llransh, No.
U07 1 KDKltAL btreet, Camden, New Jersey. 8 2M
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF WALL
PAPK.KS and Window Rhode. S. F. BALDKR
blON A SON, No. 904 SPRING GAKDKN Stt. llUfiaui
OARPETINQS, ETO.
QARPETINCS I-CARPETS I
tVVCALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
No. 609 CHESNUT Street,
Opposite Independence Hall, Philadelphia.
Spring Importation of Carpeting
JCBT ABB1VKD ADD IH STORK,
FRENCH CHENILLE, AXMINSTER, AND
ROYAL WILTON,
CROSSLEY'S VELVETS AND TAPESTRIES,
Newest Designs, 6-4 and s-4 wme.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS of all the best makes; also,
with liorder to matcn, ror nails ana stairs.
THREE-PLIES and INGRAINS, VENETIANS for
Halls and Btami, UKtGUitif, kuub, ino.
Cocoa Mattings, Fresh Canton Mattings,
ALL WIDTHS.
English and American Oil Cloths.
MrCALLTJM, CREASE & SLOAN,
3To. 500 CIIJE&XUT Ht riillad'a,
8 11 thBtn3mrp Opposite Independence Halt
grRING IMPORTATIONS,
CARPETINCS
OPENING DAILY.
IH IJVI L.. KNIC31IT & SON,
No. CHESNUT St.,
i l thetulm ' PHILADELPHIA,
NEW CARPET I NGS!
ARCU STREET
Carpet Warehouse.
JOSEPH BLACKWOOD,
4 1 imn No, 832 ARCH Street
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
rUIILDllEN'S CLOTHING AND
MISSES' DRESSMAKING
A. S I 13 O I A. L T Y.
The niOHt elegant styles at very reasonable prtcea
JI. KHOU.nAKi:U Ac CO.,
tetuthBiat .'low cnESNUT Street,
AGRICULTURAL.
5$ PHILADELPHIA RASPBERRY, JUCUN-
ZT Tik. Agriculturi.t, and other Htrawberry ; Iwtoo
Wkburry Plants; Hartlord, tjjmoord, and other tiimpe
Vines. Juraaiew
T. S. A LI. HL FLKTU1IK1L
lielauou, N. J.
WT, I HE GUAltDS,
FOB STOBE FRONTS, ASYLUMS, FAO
TOBIES, ETO.
Patent Wlra Ralllnf, Iron Bedntiul, Ornarapntal
W ire Work, Paptr-makera' Wires, and tver variety
oi Wtra Work, manufactured uy
M. WALKER SONS,
S8Mfil " W. bliTil SUoet.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES !
pHii.APKi.niiA, January 18, 1S09.
Mewrn. TAlUtEL, UERRINU A c).,
No. 029 Chesnut street.
Gentlemen : On tho night of the 13th lnsf., a is
well known to the citizens of Philadelphia, our large
and extensive storfand valuable stock of merchan
dise, No. 90S Chesnnt street, was burned.
The Ore wm oneof the most extensive and de
structive that has visited our city for many years,
the heat being so Intense that even the marble cor
nice waa almost obliterated.
We had, as you are aware, two of yonr valuable
and well-known CHAMPION FIRE-PROOF 8AFK.S;
and nobly have they vindicated yonr well-known
reputation aa manufacturers of FIHK-PUOOF
8AFE8, If any further proof had been required.
They were subjected to the most intense heat, and
It affords us much pleasure to Inform yon that after
recovering them from the ruins, we found upon
examination that our books, papers, and other valua
bles were all In perfect condition.
Yours, very respectfully,
J AS. K. CALDWELL CO.
TIIE ONLY SAFES EXPOSED TO TIIE
FIRE IN CALDWELL'S STOBE
WEBE FABBEL, IIEBBING & CO.
PH ILAOKLPHIA, Jan. 18, 18C9,
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING k CO., ,
No. 029 Chesnnt street
Gentlemen: On the night of the lath Instant our
large store, S. W. corner of Ninth and Chesnut
streets, was, together with our hoavy stock ot wall
papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one of your PATENT CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF SAFES, which contained our principal books
and papers, and although It was exposed to the moat
Intense heat for over AO hours, we are happy to say
It proved Itself worthy of our recommendation. Our
books and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already pub
lished, in giving the HERRING SAFE the credit and
confidence it Justly merits.
Yours, very respectfully,
HOWELL BROTHERS.
8 TILL ANOTHER.
Philadelphia, Jan. 19. 18S9.
Messrs. FARREL, HERRING CO.,
No. 29 Chesnnt street
Gentlemen : I had one of yonr make of safes in the
basement of J. E. Caldwell i Oa.'s store at the time
of the great fire on the night of the 19th Instant It
was removed from the ruins to-day, and on opening
it I found all my books, papers, greenbacks, watches,
and watch materials, etc., all preserved. I feel glad
that 1 had one of your truly valuable safes, and shall
want another of your make when I get located. . .
Yours, very respectfully,
F. L. KIRKPATRICK,
With J. E. CALDWELL ft Co.,
No. 819 Chesnut Btreet
FARREL, HERRING & GO.,
CHAMPION SUITES,
NO. 629 CHESNUT STREET,
81 tf PHILADELPHIA.
C. L. M A I 8 E B,
MANUFACTURER OF
W? F1KJS AW LI JJUIUiLAft-l'KOOir BAFKH,
LoCktiMITU, B EL L-n ANGER, AND DEALER IN
AiULLDLnU UAKDWAKIS,
8 61
No. 434 RACE Street
PATENTS.
QFFICE FOB PBOCUBING PATENTS,
FORREST BUILDINGS,
NO. U9 S. FOUBTII STBEET, PHILA.,
And Marble Buildings,
No, 460 SEVENTH Street, opposite U. 8. Pateat
Office, Washington, D. C
n. nowsoN,
Solicitor of Patents.
C. IIOWSON,
Attorney at Law.
Communications to be addressed to the Principal
Office, Philadelphia. 1 lm
p A T E N T OFFICE.
PATENTS PROCURED IN THE UNITED STATES
AND EUROPE.
Inventors wishing to take out Letters Patent for
New Inventions are advised to consult with C. H.
EVANS, N. W. corner FOURTH and WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia, whose futilities for prosecuting
cases before the Patent Office are unsurpuMsed by
any other agency. Circulars containing full informa
tion to inventors can be had on application. Models
made secretly.
C. II. 12 VANS,
8 4thstul N. W. Cor. FOURTn and WALNUT.
TATENTS PBOCUBED IN TIIE UNITED
STATES AND EUBOrE.
BROWN,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
No. 811 WALNUT Street
8 13 stuth8m
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
Washington, D. C, Aprils, IStW.
On the petition of WILLIAM ADAM8UN, of Philadel
phia, Peunsylvania, prsyiug lor the extension of a patent
II ranted to Inui ou the Sd day of July, lKMi, tor an iuiuruve
nieniinHANO PAPkKCljTTlNG MA01UNK8,
It is oriinred that said petition be heard at this Office on
the 31st day of June next. Any person may opoose this
exttnuion. Objections, depositions, and olhur papers
should be ttlod in this otttce tweuty days before the day of
barintc. KL1KHA rOUl'K, ,
4 t tu3t Oomniisaioner of PaUinU.
WOODLANDS CEMETERY COMPANY.
The follow! n Manasers and OUoeta hare beem
elected for the yar lno8 : - -
. " tu it. PRIOR, President. . .
William H. Moore, William W. Keen,
Haiuuel H. Moon, Ferdinand J. lreer,
(iillisa Dallet,. iioore L. Husby, . .
lulitin (.rutile, It. A. Knilit.
Hevretary and Treaanrer, tJOKKPH li. TOWNRRND.
The X anKr have pausod a resolution reiiurn bubli
Lat-uoldrm and V uilers to present tioaew at Hie entrance
for admission to Uie Cemetery. Tirkeis nuvy be had at the
Othee of the Company, ho. b 13 AKOH ktreet, or Pi auy
I the Maaeaen,
BE
AMUSEMENTS.
On wnlen nccssion the two s-mat Prims Unnu u.
KOhK HKLLand Jale IM LAuTaH. ."2,
pear on the ssme,eTnin(r, in conjunction wnn all w.ai
trstsd .rfists of Mj J.rsn's tJon.pany, M. tW."?!
lieckcrs, M. (iennt, M. H'.nrtrmn, M. Mumr, M. linhini
it. hiTonnr, M. I.'hnpin, M'll((lunrntti, M'Uo UiMrparviT
Powert nl ('Jhitusos, Urand Oruheatra. Kich ikwtomoi,
and spti ndid mw. rn wn.. T
W os'rsl IHrpctor and 'ondnctir Robert Htaenel
'I 1ILKM1A V-lrr-nnviovfi de llraunnt. 1'ittUA?
L tLll Cicve. RAl'L'hDAV M A T liN h. (i Ocnoviura. da
hrsbsnt. HATFJKDAY KVKNINO Fleur dnTbe.
Motwithslsndinir the enonnnus expenses whion sttnnd
these peiiormanc(s, the pneos of adiu.ssion have bensi
fixed ss follows: Onnoral admission, $ I ; seats can be se
cured without extra charge, i amily Cirole, 60 cental Uai
lei y, 16 cents. . -
beats lor any porformsnros ean now be soenred at tbe
Acadrn y and at William 11. Honor Uo.'s Atuau) btoret
t'O. I I ii'i ( he-nut street. , , !
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Cnrtejn risos at Vi. "
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.'.
C. I. 1IFS8 A (JO r.Manaerl
KKOINH AT 7S O'CIXifK PRKCISKLYr
LAhl' Nil, HI n I LA hi' NIOHPH t ,.i S.
of the rnunrntly snccetal, tho nnperh Kxtravasr iiut. .
THK Uhl.D
Oreat New
first time in v.ijl.f I.IA.'
America ol ULKU A.r
Iho wonder- ZULK.UA,
tui, beautunl, ZULKIJA,.
and araoclul Vt.NI'INL,
Lady md VKNTINI.'
t.enileiuen Vt'.NTlNI,;
dytnnasta. VEWTUil,
FKKT, ' i C
1 UK FIKLI)
1 UK. Fl KI D
Or CLOi H
OF l l.til H
OK CLOTH
OK (.til.li.
OF t,OLL.
Attractions
added to the
already stu
pendous me
lanirn. Iho
grandest bill
ot all.
A l.FAP OF
and a tplcndid DO Hit I. IE TRAPRZU ACT, hy the (Treat .
originals, direct from London, in the Grand 'tournament '
bctne ot the . v, J
11IR FtKLD OF CIX5TII OF OOIJD. ,
MANY CHANOKS THIS WEKK. f f
hew Japanese Feats, Velocipedo, Now bongs, O'ReAsv r
d n, lleinanries, the l.eoni. sni
hOMKTUINO "AWTOL" FUNNY. - f f
WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS AT
THIN (Tuesday) KVKNINO, April IS.. ...
Third miihtof Henry J. Hymn's Kitmvafrnnxaef ,
1IIR FK M A LK FoKT VTHIKVr.S. ' 4
THR LONDON HUKI.ErKiUK COMBINATION, r
MIRH JKNNY W1LLMOKK as HANCM ,
JulhH LI2.1B W1LLMOKK as AHUAI.LA '
MK. FKI.1X FOOKKH as .HAMSAHAU I
;U AND MARCH AND FVOLUTiOXet "
By Forty Young Ladies in Full Armor, ,'i ia "
To commence with the I jinKhablo Farce of . j
RASCAL JACK. - r r -'. :t
RASCAL JACK MK. FF.LIX ROUfRS
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET i
THEATR K. Beiiu quarter to o'clock. , r,i , .,
SCHOOL. hCHOOU 1 ''
Ist rieren Representations. o
EVERY KIGHT AND HATUKDAY AFTERNOON. . .
SCHOOU '
Beautiful Roenery, Fine Cast, including A
AtRH. JOHN DKKW. wv .. .s
SATURDAY LANT "MCHOOL" MATINER.J .
AT O'tJLOCK P. M. -r
MONDAY LOTTA, LITTLit NEEL. '
Seats secured six days In advance. V' . J
'rilEATRE COMIQUeTsEVENTH STREET, '
JL below Arch. Commences at 8. .. -
TO NKiHT, the Celebrated ' 1 ' ". .
"BREBAN BWlhS BLLL-K1NOKRS
Vocalists, Comedians, Uarpists, Violinists, and PliMs ,
Wihses Kate hrevort, K. K. Davish.and M. Deoon ; Messrs. J
Jnlien Brelisn, birnor (ierrsrd, and Professor Powell, i a
their pleasina; and popular entertainment. Only Matinee,
baturdsy. Admission, 86 and lta. Mis boaan OaJvm r
siipears April 20. 4 lxSt t
170X'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.-. J
X1 UNPARALLKLKD ATTRACTIONS.
THE OKMJ1NK ARABH FHOM AKAIilA. " I
TWO NEW BALLETS. , - i h- i
The Great Bnrlesqne lXlONt ' IXIONf , .
Doors open at 7 ; commence TDu ; Batorday, IP,H,
ITALER'S (LATE VIIXER'S-, WTNTES1
V GARDEN. Nos. 920. I'. and nt VLNi
Btreet.
1HE GRAND ORCHFBTRION, formerly the pronerte.
of the GRAND DUKE OK BADKN, pureoased at reeA'3
expense by JACOB VALKR, of this city, in combination ,
with KLAMKK'H ORCHESTRA and Miss N F.I J.I R AN-''
DKKSON. will perform EVERY AKl'KRNOON aMui
KVENLNO at the aboTe-mentioned plaoe. iTdmissioa v
tree. . 1UM -1
HORTICULTURAL HALL. GERMAN!
OKCHRSTRA-PUBLIO KKHUARSALH BVAtBt
W EDNEbD AY, at 3 P. M.- Ticket sold at the door, aol
all principal Musio btorea. Package of Ore for l ; aaul
Si cents.
Enftatrements can ne made by addressing u. BASTKKl
No.
lilil MONTEREY btreet; anT Andre's Moe
, No. 1104 CHEHNUT btreet. - 1 SI guj
Store
SE N T.Z AND H A 8 S L E R ',i
THIRTIETH AND LAST
OKCHESTKA MATINEE - '- : r' "
will be gWen May 8. Hsf w
GYMNASIUM, CORNER OF NINTH AND 1
ARCH Streets, for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Chil
dren, is now open DAY and KVKNINO. Lessons ftiTea la'
bpairing and I enciug. Call in person or send for circular. ; (I
atstuthUmo PKOF L. LKWia.
MAMMOTH VELOCIPEDE SCHOOL,
1WF.NTY F1H8T and RACE Streets, open Das '.)
and Freninn. All styles of Velocipedes both for sale an
to rent. Headquarter of Philadelphia) Velocipede CluU. '
Admission, 10 cents. n . ,.,
Ihe Elmoio Troops of Lady Velocipediste will eommeooa
Thuisdsy, April L ' .
8fc am J. W. P08T. .., )
ENGINES, MAOHINERY, ETO. i
" '"
v ' PENN STEAM ENGINE AND -,'.
P U ACT J U A L AND TH JfiOK iCVk O A v b
AtAAibuo, xkLACKSMli'Ub, and FuUNUKUb. karingi'1-!
for many years been in successful operation, Mid been ex ... ,
elusively enKaged in building and repairing Marine am4
kirer Engines, high and low-pressure. Iron Boilers, Wales -',J
Tanks, Propellers, etc. etc., respeotfully otf er tbeur eerrioea
to the publio as being fully prepared to contract for snV '4
ginesot all sixes. Marine, River, and Stationary ; hating , I' )
sets of patterns of different eizes are prepared to txecntej
orders with quick despatch. Every description of patteyay. xi
making made at the shortest notice. Higu and Low-nrs
sure line Tubular and Cylinder Boilers oi the best Penn- ,J
sylvania Charcoal Iron, iorgingaof ail aisee and kinds.
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions. Roll Turning,
Screw Cutting, and all other werli connected wish tu
above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work don at the set. '
blisbment tree ot charge, and work guaranteed. i
The subscribers have ample whart-dock room for repair
of boats, where they can he in periect saiety, and are pro
rided with shears, blocks, (alls, etc etc., fur raising heavy .
or light weight. '
. JACOB O. NEAFUe. s" . )
JOHN P. LKW, .
61 BEACH and PALM EH Street.' - '
J. TATJOBN MXBHICK. WTLLIAJf B. XCUUtlOX. 1
JOHN K. rXiPE. . , i ,
SOUTH WARK FOUNDRY, FLTTII - AND . .
WASHJNOTON Street. '
FIllI.lIirXPBIA. ; . V ! "'. .0
MF.KRICK A SONS. ,.
F.NOINKERS AND MACHINTSTfl, ' ' -tnanufactnre
High and Ixiw Pressure bteant Engine tor f
Land. Kiver, and Marine Service.
Boilora, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boat, etc. ... u i'-ii
Castings of all kinds, either Iron or Brass. .
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, and Safe "
road Stations, etc. '1 cj
Retorts and Uaa Machinery of the latest and BMst Im
proved construction. .'..C..irr
Every description of Plantation Machinery, also, Sagas, . )
Saw, and tirist Mills, Vaounm Pans, Oil bteaju Trains, lw- ' " 1
fecators, Filters, Pumping Euginee, etc. - i I 2ii
bole Agents (or N. billeux's Patent Sugar Boiling Appar .
ratus, Nesmytb's Patent Steam Hammer, and Aspinwall I J
A Woolsey'a Patent Uentrilugsi Sugar Draining Mrl4si
chines, Sot
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' PROCLAMATION.
"! R O C L A.M AT IJ;0,Ns,.,
ROC LA,MA
A. ,
Officb ok to Mayor of tub City ov .
Philadelphia, AprU 9, 1869.' f-U i: .1
The Coroner' Inquest having rendered a verdict L:rt
that JOSEPH W. 6MlTlIcmo to his death by vlOe'j-tj
lence at the banda of Home punon or peraona to the , i ;
Jury unknown, at the ball, southwest corner of tjUth, ,' ,
Btreet and Uirard avenue, on the 84th ultimo,. ,' '
1 do hereby offer a reward of ... i - 3
ONE THOUSAND DOIXAR3 ' ! 1
for the detection, arrest, and conviction of tho
petrator or perpetrator of thla dn;adful crime.0 ' ' ' 1
- DANIEL M. FOX,v ' ''
410tf Mayor.!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TO THE PUBLIC THE FINEST AND..:
largest assortment of the latest styles of Boot. .
Gaiters, and bhoe for Men and Boy can ba
bad at
. , KRTf EST BOPP18
. Isirga EetablishnMOt,' 1,1 '
4 a 8m No. 5i3t N. N INTit Street. (
I
WANTS.
i - nmn
"T ANTED LOCAL AND TRAVELUNQjf of
T v Agent in every city and town In the I'nitsd State.
Great inducements offered to active men. Call, or address Ll.1
with stump, WOOD A CO., Room 16, No, 400 CHKSNUV ,
street, Phil. MaVn
rjMlEAMSl?RE8S COMPANT, OFFIcSv
i,"- " , V ' "ireev, lorwaras rarcela, Pack.: ,
ages. Mercbsndise, Bank Notaa, and Specie, euuur by li" '
own lines or in oouneution with othur Exuresa UtHnriaiuaa..
to all tUe pnncipaj town and cities in the United bUtleaT
SI
tupecuttesdt. .
ALEXANDER li. C ATTELL A CO..
Pli01JlCKCOMMlHSION M KRt'Il ANltt.
4-t . - No.Uti ORTH WUAitVxUi .
AN1
No. S NORTH WATER BTREET,
PH1LADKLPUIA.
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