THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1869.
Continued from the Firat Pas.
Inn Pqtmre, N. W. Corner 11,000
Trnn Hqnare, 8. W. Corner io,ono
ttti Arsenal w,hi
Church of Epiphany 108,000
Broad Street Presbyterian Church PS.ooo
penn Snnaro, 8. K. Corner 1iu,00
United states Mint. iih.ooo
Pennsylvania Railroad Company iw.ooo
Twelfth troet Krlends' Meeting House To, (KM
Ht John's Church, Roman Cathulto BT.ooo
I'onn Wn,,rf,f northeast ooruor loo.om)
Ht. Joseph's Collefrn B4,ooo
Arch Street MclhoillHt Episcopal Church... M.noo
lluniaopathlo Medical College .ooo
Arch Street Presbyterian Church 90,000
i..nnuvlvanla University BHi.000
hl Stephen's Church
TS.OOO
Second Reformed German Church
KlllH'rt Street School
Grand Lodue of Masons
Academy or Fine Arts
Wercanllle Library.......
Nineteenth Street School
young Men's Institute
Tenth Ward.
N,00fl
00,000
1(50,000
M,0O0
l',000
rvs.ooo
83,000
Central Presbyterian Church n(),000
120,000
rNormai m-imui
Grace Church
Tenth Baptist Church
City Arsenal
Knee Street Public School
Friends' Meeting llouso
Rare Street Presbyterian Church
Friends' Burial Grounds
Orphans' Asylum. Cherry street.
60,000
2ft, 000
60.000
20,0110
oO.OOO
20,001)
1H0.OO0
60,000
80,000
Wills' Hospital 19S.000
Church of Atonement. 2ft,0iM)
Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul loo.ooo
St. Clement's Church 60,000
Institution for the Blind loti.ooo
Magdalon Asylum flo.ooo
Lutheran Burial (ironnd, Franklin street... 60,000
M. K Church, Vine street, above Twelfth. .. Sft.ooo
City Armory 2ft,ooo
First Baptist Church 35,000
Kouian Catholic College 80,000
WIIIOWB' ANJIUU1
Parsonage of Cathedral. 6ft,ooo
CollfKe of Pharmacy.
... UO,UlW
Kleventh Wardi
Cnllowhlll street wharf
St. Michael and Zlon Church
City of Philadelphia, wharves, etc.
Twelfth Ward.
Friends' Meeting House
Herman Hebrew Society
JM.flOO
8.1,000
90,000
145,000
20,000
Fifth Street Methodist Churcn wysju
Fourth Baptist Church 40,000
(Second Presbyterian Church 85,000
Advent Protestant Episcopal Church 25,000
Jewish Synagogue 35,000
City of Philadelphia 24,000
Thirteenth Ward.
Moravian Church jno.noo
Moravian Bnrylng-grouud ao.ooo
St Philip's Church fio.ono
Friends' Meeting Ilonse 80,000
IJnlversallst Church 30,000
IMblio School 20,000
Presbyterian Church.. 85,000
Presbyterian Church T5,0oo
Second Reformed Dutch Church 80,000
St. Jude's Church 25,000
Jewish Synagogue 20,000
Baptist Ohurch 85,000
Assistance Fire Company 20,000
Wyoming Public School 45,000
Fourteenth Wnrd.
Ituttonwood Street School-house
Spring Garden P. E. Church.
St. Mark's Lutheran Church 75,000
Church of the Intercessor 70,000
Presbyterian Church, Broad and Green 12n,ooo
High School 110,000
New Jerusalem Church 32,000
Green Street Methodist Episcopal Church.. ftS,600
Church of the Nativity 80,000
Church of the Disciples of Christ 40,000
Hancock Public School 47,000
Spring Garden Baptist Church 50,000
Twelfth Street Methodist Episcopal Church. 40,000
Broad Street Baptist Church 75,000
Controllers of Public Schools 58,000
Spring Garden Institute 00,000
Spring Garden Hall 75,000
Fifteenth Ward.
Green Stroet Presbyterian Church S5,000
St. Vincent's' Home t 45,000
Baptist Church, 18th and Spring Garden. .. loo.ooo
M. K Church, Spring Garden above 20th . . . 60,000
Fairmount Water Works and City Park.... 1,000,000
St. Francis' Church 40,000
Fifteenth Ward Grammar School 40,000
Nineteenth Street M. K. Church 20,000
Olivet Church 40,00a
City Park, between 23d and 24th streets.... 300,000
House of Refuge (white and colored) 000,000
Northern Home. 40,001)
City of Phllada. Lot, 2'2d and Brown 85,000
City of Philada. Lot, 17th and Wood 85,000
Church, Eighteenth and Green 60,000
Church, Nineteenth and Green 00,000
Spring Garden Gas Works 200,000
Foster Home...... so.ooo
Eastern Penitentiary 800,000
Corinthian Avenue Basin 215,000
Preston Retreat
sixteenth Ward.
Second Baptist t'htirch
American Mechanics' Hull
Jefferson Public School
German Baptist Church
Sanctuary M. E. Church
School-house, Fourth street,
St. Peter's Church and School
Seventeenth Ward.
Commissioners' Hull
St. Michael's Church and School
Harrison Public School
First Presbyterian Church
Eiuhrccnih Ward.
Old Brick Methodist Church
Vaughan Public School
First Presbyterian Church, Girard avenue .
Palmer Street Burial Lot
St. Mary's Hospital
City Water Works
Beach Street Landing
Nineteenth Ward.'
75,000
$20,000
60,000
40,000
20,000
20,000
24,01)0
15,000
$5(1,000
ftii.Oi 10
80,000
20,000
$30,000
38,000
25,000
85,000
20,000
24,000
20,000
Zlon Lutheran Church 21,fioo
North Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
47,000
03,000
Norris Square
Episcopal Church 860,000
St. Bartholomew's Church 20,000
St. lioiiilacius' Church 21,000
Twentieth Ward.
Tenn Piesbvterian Church $25,000
School, Eighth and Thompson 20,000
Church, Sixth, aiiove Girard avenue 21,800
Church, Eighth and Columbia avenue 25,000
School. Ontario, above Master 25.000
Catholic Church, Eleventh, above Master.. ti',ooo
Taiiernaole Baptist Church 25,000
Union Temporary Home 22,000
Schuylkill Water Works. 20,000
Sedgely Park 25,000
St. Joseph a Hospital. tio.O'to
Girard College 3,000,000
(ireeu Ilia Presbyterian Church 2A,ooO
Rutlodge Public School 3o,otw
North Baptist Church 20,01111
Memorial Baptist Church 27,410
Church of the incarnation 33,200
Oxrord Presbyterian Church 50,000
t oiiockuiiik rresoyicrmu -uurcn 50,000
Moraviuu Church.
2t,O00
$10,000
63,160
30,000
Tweiity-lirnt Wnrd.
Board of Health
North Laurel 11111 Cemetery Company
St. lirldKtit'H Church
Baptist Church, Fulls of Schuylkill
Monument Cemetery Company
Glenwood Cemetery Company
Twi'Hl v-M'cond Wnrd.
St Stephen's Methodist Episcopal t'hurc'i..
St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church ....
German Reformed Church
Friends' Meeting Houhu
Lutheran Church
t'athollo (Price street) Church
Methodist Episcopal Ulalues street) Church.
Presbyterluu Church
Christ Church
Almshouse
Presbyterian (Muln street) Church
St. Michael s Church
Town Hall -
Sisters of Ht. Joseph
Catholic Church (Chesinit uvenue)
Episcopal Church (Chesuut avenue)
Orphans' Home
Second Baptist Church
Unitarian Church
Twenty-third Wurd.
Citv of Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Friends' Asylum
St. Vlnceut's Orphan Asylum
llolmesburg Episcopal Church
Convent of Kaered Heart
ReholKiath MethodiHt Episcopal Church....
St. Joachim's Church
JlridcHlmrg Arsenal
Twenty-fourth Wnrd.
First Baptist Church
Newton Public School ;......,
Almshouse
Baptist Church, Chesuut street
St. John's Orphan Asylum
Pennsylvania Hospital
Presbyterian Church, Walnut street
,SU .1 nines' Cathedral Church
St, Mary's Church
Church of Our Kuvimir
sistviK ol tho Holy Crots.
20,000
44,000
30,000
$20,000
24,000
20,000
30,000
22,000
00,000
2,(I00
25,000
45,1)00
27,000
25,000
20,000
00,000
36,000
22,000
22,001
30,0 10
20,010
20,000
$25,0 M
40,0.10
40,0.10
20,0X1
80,000
40,001
20,00.1
25,000
750,0)0
$36,000
2,Oo,OJO
20,001)
40,010
605,010
30,0 10
3-1,0 Kl
25,0 )
2i,oiio
23,0(10
Mount Mortal) Cemetery 8T,0VJ
Cathedral Cemetery , i '??2
Hcstonvlllo Public School 83,000
Christ Church Hospital. '.M0
City of Philadelphia ,000
TwMily-nnh Ward.
City of Philadelphia. IM0.000
Philadelphia and Heading Railroad Co. 200,000
School-house, Irwin street 80,000
Methodist Society 80,009
Twfiity-alxtb Wnrd.
Cltv Gas Works ;.. fwo.OOO
New Philadelphia Cemetery...- 22,160
County Prism 8T,M0
Ijifayette Cemetery 60,000
Jackson Public. School , 85.001)
Parado Ground ". 100,000
Broad Street M. K. Church gn 000
Church. Twentieth street, below Shlppen... ' 2s!()00
Naval Asylum 6H4 000
Arsenal...
600,000
40,000
83.000
25,000
Baldwin Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church....
Church, Twenty-second and Shlppen..
uews surynviAiiY.
IOcal News.
A meeting of sympathizers with the Cuban
revolutionists was held last evening, In the
Academy of Music. Tho Louse was crowded,
and among tho audience were many ladies. The
stogo wap decorated with the Cuban flag, and
filled with tho oillcers of tho meeting. The
audience was very enthusiastic, applauding every
reference to and mention of Cuba. Theodore
Cuvler, Esq., presided.
John Price Wethcrill Introduced the President,
Theodore Cuvler, and the latter spoke briolly In
favor of the object of the meeting. Addresses
were also made In sympathy with Cuba byOcnc
ral Joshua T. Owen, Hon. William D. Kellcy,
Major William Mc Williams, and others. During
the evening an anthem was sung by Mr. llari
man of tho Msrnncrchor.
John Uoforth, Esq., read resolutions, which
were adopted, declaring "that Cuba, of right,
should be free and Independent; that as a people
wc will labor to encourage a generous sympathy
for the noble patriots of that island in their
struggle, and to procure for them every form
of practical aid and comfort which may bo pos
sible for us to bestow without violating existing
neutrality laws; that tho successive triumphs of
tho patriots since October last, and their pre
sent self-reliant attitude, combined with the
significant resolutions of the House of Repre
sentatives, ought to impart a fresh impulse to
our sympathy; that, having reason to believe
that tho President of the United States has a
warm sympathy with the patriot cause,
we hope that ho will be guided more
by the instincts and principles of American
politics than by the precedents and the timid
policy of the State Department of late years;
that should tho continued success of its patriot
army be such as would justify the President in
recognizing the absolute independence of the
new republic, we sincerely trust that he will call
Congress together w ith alacrity, and urge them
to authorize him to welcome Cuba into the
family of nations; nnd that to give practical
effect to the foregoing resolutions and concert
measures to promote the Cuban cause, a com
mittee of thirteen bo appointed by the chairman
of this meeting, who shall have these duties in
their charge, and are hereby empowered and in
structed to sit en permanence, or until the inde
pendence of Cuba is a positive fact."
The following gentlemen were appointed as
the committee: Thomas Webster, Robert B.
Corson, Charles S. Ogdcn, Theodora Cuvler,
James M. Robb, Hon. Samuel J. Randall, lion.
William D. Kellcy. John E. Addleks, Caleb H.
Needles, Edward Pennington, Joshua Spering,
James C. Moore, M. R. Mucklc.
Yesterday the Mayor made the following ap
pointments: Martin Kilacky, in place of Lieu
tenant Bowers, of the Fourth district; Christo
pher Gericke. in ulace of Lieutenant Leiirhton.
of the Sixth district; William H. Souder, in
place of Lieutenant Lovcarie, of the . Ninth dis
trict; Captain J. W. Ryan, special olHccr, m
place of William Warnock; John Lynch, in
place of Sergeant Hamilton, Sixth district; Ser
geant, First district, George II. Guyer. Patrol
men Charles Walters, Frederick Steinmeycr,
James Donahue, John Burns, William H. Cain
mon, Peter Dick, John W. Maguirc, Thomas M.
Reeves. Edward Murphy, Benjamin White, John
McCormick, James MeMahon, Thomas Evans,
Peter J. Bunn, John Lukens, S. G. Strowhouer,
Thomas McFarlaud, James Kiley, John McGoni
irle, Patrick J. Sherlock, William Tatam, James
Donnelly, Patrick Maxwell. Reserve Corps
Samuel Hunter. Roundsmen Albert II. Ran
dall nnd Dennis Muller.
As there seems to be a difference of opinion
in regard to the construction to be put upon the
letter recently written by Secretary Borio about
the hours of labor and the pay of the workmen
in the Navy Yards, it may bo interesting to
know what is its understood meaning by the
heads of the Philadelphia Navy Yard. L nless
otherwise ordered, the mechanics and laborers
who work eight hours in the Yard will be paid
but for eight hours' work, to be determined by
the pay received by workmen outsido. Whilo
e'mht hours is made a legal day's work under tho
instructions of Secretary Borle, tho Comman
dant of the Yard is authorized to employ men
on extra hours, and in that way they can work
ten hours and receive the amount paid outsiae.
The men, however, insist upon their right to re
ceive, for a day's work of eight hours, tho same
pay as is iriven in private establishments for a
day s work 01 ten hours.
DomrMtic AffnirN.
Gold closed yesterday at 131 .?.
President Grunt will uot visit Citliloruia
tlurinir Uie cominir Btimmer.
-The Fullcrtoii case Is to come up for trial on
the 7th of next Juno.
-The steamer Bremen is ashore on the eastern
cud of Roman Shoala.
-The new Public Printer Is making numerous
removals in his department.
-There was a heavy hail storm in Henderson
county, Kentucky, on Uiursday.
The Bureau of Military Justice has nut been
abolished, as erroneously stated.
Extensive stock yards for lexas cattle are to
he erected at Ellsworth, Kansas.
-iSan Francisco is nuiklu"' active preparations
lor a Pacific llailroad celebration.
Passeuirers arrived at bacramento yesterday
in eiulit davs and a half Irom aslunirton.
The California Republican State Convention
will meet at Sacramento on tho 21st of July.
The Governor of Tennessee has declared
part of the registration of Giles county null and
void.
Companies A, E, and O of the lath Inlan-
try Rcirimeut arrived at bacranieuto, on lhurs-
dav.
J. Huhlev Ashton, Esii., of this city, Assist
ant United States Attorney-General since 1S04,
nas resumed.
A lanre lneetinir of Methodists in favor of
lay delegations was held at Williaiusburir. N. Y
last evening.
Special (lespatclics from Mexico were re
ceived by the President vesterdav, und by him
referred to Secretary Fish.
V.i,000 in treasure was shipped from San
Francisco yesterday; of this amount 5S0,O00
comes to New York.
John Conlcy, who was to have been handed
at Louisvlllo yesterday, was respited for thirty
days by the Governor of Kentucky.
Secretary Cox 1ms appointed 8. M. Folton,
Esq.. ot this city, as one of tho live Commis
sioners to make alliml examination of the Paciliu
Railroad.
-A movement Is on foot for the Ways and
Means Committee to go to Canada next summer
tor the purpose of negotiating a new reciprocity
trcatv. 1 J
tn tho United Slates C011rt.it Covington,
Ky., yesterday, judiiinent for "JtK),(KM) was' ren
dered in favor of the United States uainst A. VV.
Dnrliut;.
Tho Internal Revenue Bureau lms issuej
blank forms and regulation for the refundin of
tax on tobacco, cigars, and snuff, uuder tho'act
Of last month.
An armed white man attempted to break up
u colored Methodist meeting at Columbia, Texas,
yesterday. Citizen Interfered and preveuiui
the outrage. ..
A Rcj'ubUcan , Convention, is to meet at
Houston. Texas, on the fourth Monday in this
month, and, If-; possible, harmonize the two
wings of the party in that State.
I xr""'7. Clinton, arrested In Wilmington,
I N. (,., for forgery, turns out to ba an old forger
and has been sent to Illinois on a remission
from tho Governor of that State.
iamcs Smith, arrested on suspicion of being
concerned In tho late forgeries on Messrs. Jay
Cooke Co., In New York, was yest.-rd r com
mittor! tn l.rlwi, In ,l,.C...l. .. . , r . . V
m iiu,uw ball
The Presldont has decided to make 1
appointment of Governor of New Mexico but
to wait until Congress removes th r,,.ri.i..i' i.i
no new
abilities of Colonel Crowe, who cannot now take
the test oath.
Foreign Alliiirn.
London, April 80. The speech of the Mayor
of Cork at the recent banquet In that city was
the subject of long debates in both houses of
Parliament this evening, the attention of mem
bers being called especially to the M:iv.r' i...
gunge respecting O'Farrell, who attempted to
ii.-i.iuiiW 1 iui.d anini in Australia as well
as to his reference to the Prince himself. Mr.
Jarvls upbraided the Governme it with being tho
indirect cause of the present state of Ireland
Mr. Bright thought tho present condition of
affairs in Ireland to bo no cause for panic but
urged that both parties should strlvo to remedy
tho land grievance at this session of Parliament.
For himself, lie would not remain on the Trea
sury be.ch if ho did not feel th.it h w,n
honestly and energetically advocating measures
which yvouju cueci greui salutary changes in
Ireland.
The settlement of the Church question will not
stay present outrages in that nnrtlon nl the
United Kingdom, but it is the first example that
any Parliament has ever given that it wa will
ing to no justice to Ireland, and is an earnest of
that intention.
Mr. Gladstone followed In support of Mr.
Hrlght. He had always found that Protestant
Ascendancy in the lorm of religious establish
ment was the paramount cause of tho moda In
which the rower of the landlords bad hnnn 1m.1l
and by which the relations of the tenants were
Vitally allected.
Lord Stanley had anticipated too much in de
manding a policy upon the land question. Ho
feared that misapprehension would attach to any
representation that might bo given now, but it
was necessary to avoid the appearance of having
suggested measures from fear of a panic upon a
momentary occasion.
He concluded by saying that tho Government
was anxious to substitute for the present condi
tion of the State confidence in tho country and
loyuiiy 10 me crown.
air. Gathorno llardv, Conservative,' urged the
immediate removal of the Mavor of Cork. He
considered that tho Government was bound to
declare a policy in tho land question, and thus
aissipato tno unreasonable expectations ot ire
land. The subject was then dropped.
Berlin, April 30 The International Confer
ence to promote the care of tho wounded in time
of war, which has been in session in this city for
several days, adopted an address to the people
of the United States of America. In this docu
ment, tho members of tho Conference express
regret that no representative of the United States
was present during tho proceedings, but "we are
convinced that that great and noblo nation one
of the foremost of the world which rendered
such great service in the work of humanity,
Bvmpt1thi7.cs deeply with this movement." Tho
address is signed by forty delegates, among them
the Turkish Ambassador to Prussia. The Con
ference has ordered copies of the report of its
sittings to be sent to America with tue address.
VALLANDIGHAM.
lie TcIIh Why tiinttc Wan Not Nominated, nnd
i'leitrn ins roai runs.
Mr. Vallandiirham. in tho Dayton Ledier, in
dignantly denies tho charge that ho prevented.
luu lliilllllliitiiiii ul uiic, uuu ciiunuu LUIS itvci-
throw of the Democratic party in the late elec
tion. He says:
Tho facts are exactly the reverse. Within
much less than "one hour," had ''Vullandigham
not done anything, another man thau Chase
would have been nominated. There may have
been uo doubt was an unfortunate error of
necessity: but there was no ''mistake in jud''
ment. Certainly, pevniour declined the no
mination in good faith; he was sincerely
for Chase, and had ho possessed the presence
of mind and boldness to have anticipated "Val-
landighnm's furious declarations," so-called (of
winch we had just had previous notice), by con
cluding his speech with the sugsrestim: of Chase,
Vallandigham would have been silent; a similar
scene would havo followed, Chase have been
nominated, and President to-day, aud the De
mocratic party, with its bold, brave men at tho
front, in power. After the multiplied treache
ries and stupidities of the Democratic managers
from October, lot7, to July, ltS, there was but
one thing which could and would have com
manded success the nomination of Salmon P.
Chase, who, unlike Andrew Johnson, had
brains enouirh to comprehend that if lie
was to overpower the strong-minded,
strong-willed audacity of the Republican
leaders, it was alone by an antagonizing to it ot
the strong-minded, strong-willed audacity ot the
"Copperheads" of the Democratic party. Ho
was not nominated, wherefore, and by reason of
the premises, Grant nnd his relatives now hold
ldace. if not power, while Seymour crops his
hay. milks his cows, and churns his butter near
"ticnt up Utieu; Blair, in silent retirement,
no lonirer even a railroad director, chews the
cud of sweet and bitter fancies over Grant's pro-
roundly hidden capacity to develop himself into
nn American Ca-sar, cleaving to the White
House till carried thence a corpse; Pendleton,
from the hcltrht of -"Bowler Place," calmly sur
veys, with musing eye, the green-bunked slopes
nnd pastures of the valleys ot Mill CreeK
nnd tho Licking; McLean creates pleasant
purks along the Roman-nosed declivities of Deer
creek; while Vallandigham, no longer concerned
about that "great hereafter," whose slow-paced
movements ho has delivered over to history, con
tentedly hurls his "furious declarations" at
courts and juries in the vicinage oi Rurnslde's
raid, vindicating the rights and redressing
the wrongs of those venerable gfiitlemen of
undent lamilv and renown. Jolilf Doe and
Richard Roe the af-resald Seymour, Blair, Pen
dleton, McLean, and vallandigham, with divers
others "to the grand jurors unknown," being all
sweetly oblivious to the fact that a New York
Convention was ever assembled; ainl each con
nolimr himself witli the heavenly rellcction
that
"Wlifii wicked iuimi boar away.
The uohI ut huncr i a iinvalu atutiou."
This consolatory rellcction is as essential as it
is gratifying; for no party that lias the audacity
to elect Curl Schur. to tho Senate can even bo
beaten by a party which stones its prophets and
rejects its martyr-
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Fur additional Marine Ainro nee Firat ray.
AIMANAO FOR PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
KfN Risks 4'6iMK Risks morn
Kun bfcxs 66i:HiiH Watkii 'io
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
6tcnniHliii WyiniiiiiK, Teul, KuvaiinuU, Philadelphia and
Si. ul hum Mull htuiiiusliiii I 0.
8teniusliit) Norman, C'rowell, BoHtnn, H. Wirjtuir & Co.
Siteaiuur R. Willinir. Cuiubtf. Baltimuru, A. Groven, Jr.
Ktunmur Ducatur, Wul. Baltimorti, A. Groyv., .Ir.
N. G. barque Union, hchutle. Bromun. Harju BrnB. t
Barque Bnunnko, lluvis, IjiifUii.vra, John Dal kilt & Co.
Br. biiK Ida, HortiBr, Port ttpain, ('. C. Van llivrn.
1',,., I'. V U'illiiuiiu TliimiOHiiii. Zar.a. S. A W. Wolsh.
Bnu J. V. Clarke. W liittiuora, lioion, L. Audmnieil A Co.
Silir LeonoxHU, Meyer, Portsmouth, Workman i Co.
Ki hr R. L. 'lay, Buker, ButU, Tyler 4 Co.
k..liP A UlKtM.1.,11. h'i.U. KjlIhiii. t ItiiiitariL Ward A t o.
Sohr Virninia, Mel'adilen, Portland, E. A. Sou Jor A Co.
Schr Win. Dhvih, Davis, New llavon, u Auaeniioii .v -o.
Silir JotiHB W ilson, Riley, Pnividonve,
Sclir Oralloo, Williams, Boston,
Hclir ReadniK BR. No. tW, Lnrr, New Haven,
Schr Jo. W. Allen, Doule, Kooton,
Schr Ocean Travellur, Adams, Beverly,
do.
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Stpsmshin Brunotte. Howe. 24 hour fioiu New York,
with mdse. to John F. Oh'. v ,
Sleaiuei C. Comslm k, Drake, in hours from New York,
Willi miUe. to W. M. Baird 4 Co. ,
Strainer 8. E. Phelps, Brown, SI hour from Newloik,
Willi nidno. to W. M.Baird 4 ;.
Si.amnrTaeony, Nichols, )A houri from New York, witn
... tt l M I'm.
Schr 8. A. Uollman, Hollmnn, H days from Miiyaguoz,
witlisiiKarlo John Mason 4 Co- ,
Sclir M. 11. Head; Benson, day (rom New Bedford,
wuh uhUo. to 'I'hm'S A Co. , . ,,
Kclir John P ridoii, McCall, 15 days from Norfulk.wiUl
aliinali'k, mc., to T. P. tlalviu 4 Co.
hi In Olivia, Vox 1 duiioin Odessa, Del.,, with gram io
Jas. 1.. Hrwluy 4 Co
Sir Alary ami Candine, Powler, i day f rom Lslpslo,
i-ul., mill gram W Jos. L. 1'aliiiOl'.
VArn Imi.anI). . J.. Anril an. Nhln .). u. mrnt-on, irom
Mii1l"ro, K.;harque Lincoln, from 8o;bri)i M inn
lain Kiwiln, from do.; J. Kirkmora and J. A 11. Crowlf,
Intin bwnitipp Bovorivl othor Tn"li. nm unknown,
piod in to daj. Wind NIC. TUOS. it. HLTUHK.3.
PORT OK PHII.ADRI.PHtA.
Fomlun And onaMwiaa arrivnln (or the mon(h of April,
lHttf, as outupared with th aaina period in Injti: -
1H09.
I SOT.
For. Coaiit.
Total,
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8
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1314
8!K
For.
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1
80
34
46
Coast.
Tot.
9
a
tl
!
8M
7 10
2:1
l!H)
1.1 IS
Nhlpa 6 1
Miwmnhipi 8 .,
Kitrouoa i 1
Briirp M R
1
7C4
7'K!
10 .
I3W
Nchimners 43 S43
MIcMipa M3
Monmnra . 2M
Itaraea P.S
Hunts 1314
Total 120 3169
1U3
3123 3 UK
MEMORANDA.
Brio Clmrlos Miller. Cilkny. at llnlm' llolo 37th ult..
fr. ln Bath, and Bailed for I'hilndnlphia.
Him liooruo K. I'rosuott. Wilis. Hence, at I'ortsmouiu
2f th ult.
Hdhr .lann r. Durroe. Huntley, for rhiladelunia. cleared
at Wtiiiiinittnn. N. (J.,2ith ult.
Nchrn A. M. Kriwardn, linmin. ana J. u. mcnnain, tionn-
en. hence, at Richmond 2Vtn ult.
NohrChnrm. burr, ior Philadelphia, cleared at Haiti-
more 29(h ult..
Hohr I,. A. lSioMtnm. nnatHeld. and tl. II. MoUauler.
Kane, lionnn. at Portsmouth, N. H , 3Stli ult.
Kchra Tropic Bird, McDotigall: Oarrie lloyer, Polanl;
and Carrie Melvin, Watls, tor Philadelphia, cleared at rit.
John. N. H.,2"(h tilt-
Schr .lane t). 1'Alt.nmnn. (lumnn. henna, at Annonauff
871 h ult.
bear Ularissa Allen, Hale, hence, at Briatol SHh ult.
NOTtnit Tfl MARTMRTtg
A letter from Aouin. Ilavtl. tn Lhe New Vork "flAmmer-
eial Advertiser." Hated March 27, oalla attention to the
facta connected with the continued wrecks that, take plaoe
on I,a Kulle Koefs. First of all there ii th inset from the
eastward, running directly on to the reels, and for whioh
captains do nut make aothuiont allowanoe. Thiaourrent,
alter two or three days of stronger trado winds than nmtl,
sots in at the ra(e of three miloa an hour, and allhoua
eyery captain will tell you that they lay their course so as
pass wn or nireen mues clear or tile Isle a Vacue and Its
mots, this evidently does not antfloe, as we hare vessels of
all nations constantly wreaked nn the latim innt.. mil
aiwnys id mm nifrm tune, showing that the s.Mnft firrnm ar
bein continually coram it ted by Dot allowing utHotenlly
for the before-mentioned inset.
In addition to the foreirolnir Innr Ik ftn nth at aAr.nu
oatiso connected with wrecks at La Kolle, Tin. : That on
all new charts and in Blunt s Coast Guide, the Lighthoaiie
is laid down as regularly lighted, and to bo seon at some
eiitht or ten miles off : and. as in the case of the Amerinan
schooner Maria Hopkins, wrecked on the same spot about
tiuiy last, uie non-.Ufnun naa again Deen one 01 tne prln
cipal causes of the disaster to the schr Arlington.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
T? RES II FRUIT IN CANS.
A
nwf a fiipa nmn a titit t,'4j wnn
GREEN CORN, TOMATOES,
FRENCH TEAS, MUSHROOMS,
ASPARAGUS, ETC. ETC.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
Dealer In Fine Groceries,
11 T5rp Cor. ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
JJ I C II A E L
MEAGHER &
CO.,
No. S23 South SIXTEENTH Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
PROVISIONS,
OYSTERS, AND SAND CLAMS,
FOR FAMILY USE.
TERRAPINS J18 PER DOZEN. 35
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
LOAKSI CLOAK S !
OCR STYLES are the newest.
OUR MATERIALS the most fashionable.
OUR WORKMANSHIP the very best.
OUR STOCK the largest in the city.
OUR PRICES defy competition.
!BI?3iIlY
4 17 atuthlm
No. '2.1 K
NINTH Ktteet.
DRUGS, PAINTS, ETC
JOBERT
SHOEMAKER & CO.,
N. E.
Corner FOURTH and EACE Sts.
' PHILADELPHIA.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Importers and Manufacturers of
White Lead and Colored Paints, Putty
Varnishes, Etc.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
FRENCH ZINO PAINTS.
Dealers and consumers suppllo lowest prices
for cash.
12 4
LUMBER.
1869
SPRUCE JOIST.
SPRUOK JOIST.
H KM LOCK.
HKMLOOK.I
18G9
18G9
SEASONED CLEAR PINE,
KKAKONKD CLEAR PINK.
18G9
CHOICK f AH KHN PINK.
SPANISH CEDAR, FOR PATTERNS,
HK1) CKDAH.
18G9
FLORIDA FLOORING.
FLORIDA FLOORING.
CAROLINA FLOORING.!
VIRGINIA FLOORING.
DELAWARE FU)ORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
FLORIDA STEP BOARDS.I
RAIL PLANK..
18G9
1 ftflO WALNUT BDS. AND PLANK.
1007 WALNUT BUS. AND PLA-NK.
18G9
WALNUT BOARDS.
WALNUT PLANK.
1QtO
I AOU
UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER.
UNDERTAKERS' LUMBER.
RED (JEDAR.
WALNUT AND PINK.
18G9
18G9
SEASONED POPLAR.
SEASONED CHERRY.
18G9
Anil.
WHITE OAK PLANK AND BOARDS.
HICKORY.
18G9
CIGAR BOX MAKERS'
CIGAR BOX MAKERS'
18G9
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS,
fun rjAin. iajvv.
18G9
CAROLINA SCANTLING.
CAROUNA 11. T. SILLS.
NORWAY SCANTLING.
18G9
18G9
CEDAR SHINGLES. 1 QlU
CYPRESS SHINGLES. IOUJ
MAULK. BROTHER A (JO..
jn
No. UiUtt SOUTH Slrent.
U N D 13 It (JOVE It.
ALWAYS DliY.
WATSON & CILLINCHAM,
8 29 No. 924 RICHMOND Street.
P
f)AN EL PLANK ALL THICKNESSES.
1 COMMON PLANK, ALL THICKNESS Kfc.
1 UUiHMOn HOARDS.
1 and 3 SIDE FENCE BOARDS.
WHITE PINE FLOORING BOARDS.
YFI.IOW AND SAP PINE FLOORINGS, IV and
4, Dt At r. iiuiiii. Ai.11 ni.r.n.
PLASTERING LATH A SPECIALTY.
Tncetlier with a Keneral assortment of Buildinx Lumtis
for sale low lor oasu. T. w. SMALT,,
a aii hiu nn r-r.i 1 n ana n 1 ii.ks SlrmiU
STOVES, RANGES, ETC
NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED
would rail the attention or the puhlin to hia
I L-L'UT lllll Ilk V L'lCI Lf L'ltliv 1 . ...
This is an entirely new heater. It is sn iuin.trnnii
. " v.... ..n.jL.t'j r u u.i ai r..
as to once commend itself Uj (toneral favor, lieinx a coiuhi
nation of wrought and cuat iron. It is very siiuulo in iu
omiBtruction, and is perfectly air-tiuht, aelf-cloantua. ha-
iuu no pipes or drums to ha taken out and oleaned. It is
so airaiiKcd with upright Hues as to prtHiuce a lamer
amount of heal Irem ine same wbikui 01 coal than any fur
nce now in use. mo hjki'miioii io couiuiion ol the air as
produced ly my new arranneiuent of evaporation will at
once demonstrate that it is the only Hot Air l'uruace that
will produce a perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Those in want of complete lleatmir Apparatus would
do well M call and oxauiiue the Golden Kaule.
..... V1.1?1"'1 s WILLIAMS,
Nob. 11.U und 113 1 MARK E 1' Street.
. . Philadoliihis.
A larga awortment of Cookln Ranges, Fire-Board
Stoves, Low Down Grates, Ventilators, u., always on
"w. B. Johbing of all kinds promptly dona. 6 lttj
WOODLANDS CEMETERY COMPANY.
T The following Manatieri and Orlicers have been
elected for Uie year iir.:
ELI h PItlf'K, Presldont.
William IT. Moore, I William W. Keon,
riiuiiool S. Moou, rurdinand J. Dreer,
-illies Dallett, Georo U Huiliy,
Edwin Grrliie, ! A. Kiittjht.
Secretary and Treasurer, IJOsEPH B. TOWNSKND.
'1 he MauuMois have pasod a resolution roiiuiriiia both
Iit -holders and Visitors to present tickets at the euUuee
or adiniHxion to the Cemetery. J'iekot. may be uad, at the
Jtioeof the Company, Ho. &IJ AUUU Street, ur vfwuy
)li Mauatfei. lei
FINANCIAL.
1 4 , 5 0 0 , 0 0 0
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BOPS,
THIRTY YEARS TO RUN,
IflfiUHD BY THH
Lake Superior and Mississippi
lliver llailroad Company.
TllKY AIHI A FIltHT MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
UOND, Fit KB OF UNITEH STATES TAX, 8K-
CUKED BY ONE MILLION 8IX HUNDHKD
AND THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND ACRES
OF CHOICE LANDS,
Ami by the RallroArt, 1U Rolllnpt Stock, and the Fran-
cUlHcs of the Company.
DOUBLE SECURITY AND FIRST-CLASS IN
VESTMENT IN EVERY RESPECT,
Yielding In Currency nearly
Ten
Per Cent. Per Annum.
Gold, Government Bonds and other Stocks received
in payment at their highest market pric.
I'amplileta and full Information given on applica
tion to
JAY COOKE & CO.,
NO. 114 B. THIRD STREET,
E. W. CLARK & CO.,
NO. 35 S. THIRD STREET,
FIbcaI Agents of the Lake Superior and Mississippi
River Railroad Company. 8 1060Mp
Union Pacific Railroad
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
nought and Wold at Heat Market
l'rlce.
These Bonds nay SIX IER CENT. INTEREST I!?
GOLD. I'RINCirAL also payable In GOLD.
Full information cheerfully furnished.
The road will be completed In TEN (10) DAYS,
and trauifl run through tn TWENTY-FIVE (-a) DAYS.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
I Dealers In Government Securities, Gold, Etc..
NO. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
4 01m
PHILADELPHIA.
GLEliBIMliG, DAVIS & CO
NO. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
GLEMM1NG. SATIS & AIOBY
NO. 2 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Direct telegraphic communication with the New
York Stock Boards from the Philadelphia
Offloe. la
CITY WARRANTS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
C. T. YERKES, Jr., & CO.,
No. 20 South THIRD Street,
49
PHILADELPHIA.
B
A N K I N G
HOUSE
or
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Nos. 112 and 114 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers In all Government Securities.
Old 0-208 Wanted In Exchange for New.
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COLLECTIONS MADE. STOCKS bought and sold
on Commission.
Special business accommodations reserved for
Indies.
We will receive applications for Policies of Life
Insurance In the Nutlonal Life Insurance Company
or the United States. Full Information given at our
onlce. 4 1 8m
L E DYARD & BARLOW
HAVE REMOVED TIIEIIt
LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE
TO
No. 19 South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
And will continue to (rive careful attention to collect
ing and securing CLAIMS throughout the United
States, British Provinces, and Europe.
Slulit Drafts and Muturlug Paper collected at
Pi! iikers'.ltutes. 1 28 6m
SMrfH." RANDOLPH & CO.,
ANKERS.
lhllinlt'lihl um1 rVevv York.
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, and MEM
11EHS OP STOCK AND GOLD EXCHANGE, .
Receive Accounts of Bunks and Hunkers oa Liberal
Terms.
ISSUE BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON
C. J. IIAMJlllO A SON, London,
U METZLEH, 8. SOHN A CO., Frankfort.
JAMES W; TUCKKU 4 CO., Purls..' '
And Other Principal Cities, and Letters of CrodT
Available Throughout Europe.
F1NANOIAU.
B. K. JAMISON & CO.,
BUccKHsoRSTo
P. IT. ICILY as CO.,
DANK E US AND DEALERS IN
Gold, Silver, anil Govement Bonis,
AT CLOSEST MARKET RATES.
N.W. Corner THIRD and CHESNUT Sti ,
Special attention given to COMMISSION ORDERS
In New York and and Philadelphia Stock Boards, etc
etc, 1 11 8m
HENRY G GO WE N,
(I.nte of C'oclirnn, Oowen & Co.),
BANKER AND BROKER,
IV o 111 H. TIIILIT3 Stroot,
PUILADELFHIA.
Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold on Commission
In Philadelphia and New York.
Gold and Government Securities dealt In.;
New York quotations by Telegraph constantly re
ceived.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible point.
INTEREST allowed on deposits. 8 30 Ira
pm S. PETERSON & CO.,
Stock and Exchange Brokers,
No. 39 South THIRD Street.
Members ot the New York and Philadelphia Stock
and Gold Boards.
STOCKS, BONDS, Etc, bought aud sold on com-
mission only at cither city. 1 sot
WINES.
HER MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE.
DUNTON & LUSSON,
S15 SOUTH FB0OT ST.
HHHE ATTENTION OP THE TRAE IS
X aolioitd to the followinc verr Choioa Winaa. An. fv
aala br
DUNTON A LUSSON,
215 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
rra a uvinvim A XT nr. 1 j
tehello.Uarte Bleue, CaHe Blanohe, and Ohaa.rarrfl'a Grand
Vin Kusonie and V In Imperial, M. Kleeman 4 Co.. of
Majrence, Sparkling Moaelle and R11INK WINKS.
M ADK1RAS. Old Inland. South Hide Reserve.
SUKRK1K8. F. Rudnluhn. Amnntillada. T,m. V.l.
lette. Hale and Golden Bar, Crown, Ao.
t'UK i M. vinno veltio Real, Valletta and Urown.
CLARKTS. Promia Aine it L'ie.. Montiarrand and Bar
deaux, Claretannd Sauteroa Winea.
GIN. Meder pwan."
BRANDIES. Hennessey. Otard. Dqdov A arinna
vintaiiea. 4 6
PATENTS.
QFFICEIOR PROCURING PATENTS,
FORREST BUILDINGS,
NO. 119 S. FOURTH STREET, PIIILA.,
And Marble Buildings,
No. 460 SEVENTH Street, opposite U. S. Patent
Otllce, Washington, D. C.
H. HOWSON,
Solicitor of Patents.
O. HOWSON,
Attorney at Law.
Communications to be addressed to the Principal
Office, Philadelphia. 41 lm
T 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
Streets, Philadelphia, whose facilities fur prosecuting
cases before the Patent Otllce are unsurpassed by
any other agency. Circulars containing full informa
tion to inventors can be had on application. Models
made secretly.
C. II. 13 VANS,
8 4thstu N. W. Cor. FOURTH and WALNUT.
pATENTS PROCURED IN THE UNITED
STATES AND EUROPE. . '
EDWAKD BROWN,
SOLICITOR OP PATENTS,
8 13 Rtuth3rn
No.
811 WALNUTBtreet
FERTILIZERS.
1?On LAWNS, GARDENS, GREEN
HOUSES AND FARMS,
B AUGII'3
HAW-BONE SUPEU-PIIOSPIIATE OP LIME will
be found a powerful MANURE.
It Is prompt In its action; it contains the seeds of
no pestiferous weeds, and will produce luxnrlunt
growth of tirass. Flowers, Strawberries, and all Gar
den Vegetables mid Plants.
Deulers supplied by the cargo, direct from the
wharf or the iiuniufuctory, ou liberal terms.
Send your address uud procure free "Journal of the
Farm."
IMI UII Ac
No. 20 S. DELAWARE AVENUE.
This Fertilizer run be had of all Agricultural Deal
ers lu city or fount ry. 8 U tutlis3iu
MEDICAL.
piLES OR HEMORRHOIDAL TUMORS
All kinds perfectly and permanently cured, without
pain, danger, ciuiFtlcs, or Instruments, by W. A.
WeCANDLESS, M. D., No. 1920 SPUING GARDEN
Street. We can refer yon to over a thousand of the
best citizens of Philadelphia cured.
Reference givrti at ourotTlee. 826 2m
DR. KINKF.LIN, AFTER A RESIDENCE
and practice of thirty years at the Northweat corner
of Third nnil I'ninn mrucU, baa lately removed to South
Kl.KVKNTH Htri fl. botwoen Market and CUoiiuut.
Ilia superiority iu the prompt sad perfect cure of all
recent, vbrouio, 1 nl. and oouatitutioual affeotiona of a
pevial nature, is proverbial.
Dibeaues of the rkin, avpearintt in a hundred different
forms, totally erertwMtod : menial and physical weukaoM
nd all onrvoua ileliilitiea auientiliually and auucuaafully
treated. Ollii e boitra Irom 8 A. M. to 8 P. M.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Mt. Vernon Hotel,
8 1 Mourner.: sirect Sakimore.
Elegantly Fu. u.sr.sd. with unari)Mlt;J Culslos.
On the European riau
IARZELERE l BUCHEY,
Ciiblam IIoiino Ilrokcra and Notarlra Public
No, 405 LIBRARY STREET.
ALL CUSTOM HOUSE BUSINESS TRANSAO
rASSl'OUTS rROCUREI)''
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