8*'"00* . 0. : ,*0 : 00.'i.,,5:-, : ..
BY TVT,EGRAPH.
TO .DAY'S WASH ON N VS
Proposed BeductiOn of Internal
Revenue,:: Tax.-_
THE CANADIAN LOBBY AND •THE
COAL DUTY. -
LATER FROM TEXA.B.
Anti-Free dxnen I.e,sdslation
PLAN TO DIVIDE THE STATE.
Sepes4on ordlnanceNot Yet Repealed:.
Release of - Rebel Mallory.
.FTTO33 2 Was'
-- • [Spealal Deeps= to the Bulletin.]
WASHINGTON, March 10.=-The Ways and
Means Committee meet . to-day for the pur
posb - of 'determining the amount of the
reduction that shall be,made in the internal
revenue receipts It is proposed to reduce
them some'seventy-five millions.
When that is decided, the Committee will
proceed to reduce the tax on such articles as
are now regarded as taxed too heavily.
They have already decided to take the tax
off of dress-making, millinery and tailoring
—three impOrtant items.
For the first time in ten days no delega
tions have to-day called upon the President.
Several are: said to be anxiously waiting
or an opportunity.
The increase of the duty on coal by the
House, in the reciprocity bill, of one dollar
and twenty five cents per ton has fearfully
demoralized tile Canadian lobby, who were
here to prevent that.very thing. -
Admiral Smith and Commodore Turner
(the latter having charge of the iron dads),
are to be heard on Monday' next, by the
House Naval Committee on the League
Island qUestion.
From Texas.
GAITESTON3 March Btb, 1866.—A census
of theinliabitants of Texas is to be taken
every ten years, dating from Feb. 6, 1860.
A.fuotion to make the number of white in
habitants the ! basis of representation was
laid on the table. A motion to strike out
the word white was lost, yeas 26, nays 47.
A.motion to leave it optional with the Leg
islature to add otherinhabitEmts of the State
to :the basis ofrepresentation was lost, yeas
26, nays 38.
The judiciary committtee reported in fa
vor of niaking the Supreme Court consist
one chief justice and four associates, to hold
oflice for ten years at an annual salary of
$04,500; district judges at an annual salary of
$3,500; attorney-general, $3,000.
A proposition was made to confer on the
Legislature the power to divide Texas into
two States, one State to. lie between Trinity
and Red rivers. it was referred toa special
committee.
The ordinance annulling the ordinance of
secession is still under discussion. New
York advices have caused a decline of ten
per cent. in boots and shoes, and in domes
tic goods fifteen per cent. The market is
dull. The latest report from the plantations
are very favorable. General Wright, medi
cal inspector, has determined on vigorous
sanitary measures as a precaution against
the cholera. -
Release of Mallory,.
NEW YORK, March 10th.—The Daily
News'states that orders were received yesr
terday for the release on parole of S. SI.
Mallory, the former rebel Secretary of the
Navy. He was the last of the prisoners of
state at Fort Lafayette.
Fire at Binghamton, N. Y.
ALBANYI •S
N. Y March 10, 1866.—A fire.
took place at Binghamton, on Friday
morning, in the plougli manufactory of J.
Mathews, on Commercial' Avenue. The
names'communicated to an adjoining build
ing occupied by Messrs. Weed cy. Rogers,
wholesale grocers. Both were consumed.
The Insurance amounted to $9,000.
2CXXLICEII CONGRESS—FIRST SESSION
• - ' WASHINGTON, Mardi 10.
Horan.—The House sat as in Committee
of the Whole 'on the state of. the Union,
nothing being-in order but general , debate
on the President's annual message.
Mr. Orth (Ind.) :addressed the House in an
hones speech in defeace of
,: -the course of
Congress'as against the policy of the Presi
dent. , ,
Price of 60141 in 'New York.
[By the People's Telegraph Linea -
NEW YonE, March 10th.—Gold has been
quoted to-day as follows:
10.30 A. M., 130kI 11.45 130 i
10.45 ' 1251®k 1 12.00 M. 'l3O/
11.15, 1301-112.15 P. M. 1300@i
11.30 130aigi 1 12.30 1 130i4i
Markets.
- -
NEW ~ Yorsx,March 10.—The Cotton market is dull at
410. for miOdlings. Flour has declined for tate:
sales of 6,000 bbls. at $6 00©$8 20 for State; $8 1.5©811 for
Ohio: $3 70 30 for Western; 88 75©515 50 tor Southern
and $7 50©$11 50 for Canada Wnsat - has declined
2c., sales unimportant. Corn dull,: with small , sales.
Beef firm at $l4, 50. Pork heavy; sales of 1,200 barrels
at $26 25@28 3'73.4f0r mess. _ Lard firm, .Whisky dull.
Stocks are heavy. Chicago'and Bock - Island, 10711;
Combirland preferred, 42.3.4; Michigan Southern, 73%:'
24. Y. Central. 91; Reading, 9714; Hudson River, -1037,1;
Treasury 7 31043, 93%; Five-Twentles, 103; Coupon G's,
MAX: Gold, 1293,;"; since the Board is , :3:.
• , .
, COURTS.
Surlimut Comm—Chief Justice Woodward and Jus
tices, Strong, Read and Agnew.—This morning aniintet
resting case was argued— Maltby vs. The Reading
and tollunbla Railroad Company.:- Mr. bialtby.a nem ,
resident of the State of Pennsylvania. is a holder of the
coupon bonds of the railroad
_company.:These bonds
pay seven per cent. On Mr. ' Maltby presenting' his
warrants the company reftwed to' : pay them in full
claiming the right to deduct from -.them as amount
equal to three mills on every dollar'of the principal, try
virtue of the Act of Assembly imposing.a • tax ,to that
extent on the bonds. The pWntiff denies-the right to
make this deduction, and asks that,thei railroad cola.'
pany be decreed to pay him the amount of the interest
contracted for, and that if any tax be due that the rail.
road company be decreed to pay It themselves. The
case was argued and submitted... , ;e , •
QUARTER BEssiores—Judge Ludlow:Thiiimethltig
tbe Judge delivered an opinion refusing to' diacharge
the Messrs. Wrigley and 7.nton, charged with a con
spiracy to cheat. and defraud , bymeans of the Bra 011
Company. The defendants were remanded for trial,. ,
U. Et:Durrnicer.Counv—Judge Cadwalader.—Aaron
Bond; convicted of passing counterfeit currency
sentenced to fifteen months.
5.20's wAzu - kro, DeHaven BrOth@rf
oo BirutD Third street.
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, j JEFFERSONMEDICAZL'OOLLECIE.—The,Aiim
.
rival Commencement or the :Jefferson: Med idltl:Collegn
was held this afternoon at thellfu.ical Fund Hail.; A:
large audience comp_osed,principally of isidies, were in
4 attendance.. tA,fine orchestra. was•present.,The Fac,,...
altY an d'frustees of the. College- were seated 'on the
platform and the graduatea• ;occupied place.s on the
front benches in the hall. • ~ - . ...., - - -•,. ~ • .-;...,
..-., ..,,•. - t
•The exercises were opened Wlth•Prayer, ::
1 Hon. Edward Ring, L. 1.....1X, President of ' the Col-'
lege then conferred the degree of Doctor, of ;Medicine
upon the following graduates :. - - • -
Alexander, wm. 4. ,•# . a...' - Lank ford;Alvin P.,:'f,10, -, ,„
Allis, Oscar H., Pa. -. ; . Leech, Thomas P.,..1nd,
Applegate; C. 11„ Ind.-. - ,_'- LeVan, Daniel H., Pa - • ._f
Arndt, Zaccheus P.,,pa,„ . Lindley : Henry 8 .1. 14 .
Bard, CephaS L;i . Pa; - Z. Long:Rohert W., Ind. - '
..: .•
Barrett, Frederick, pa. ' - I;oughtinge, Sain'lo.,Ohio.
BartholomeW,'Wmc Pa:.. Lyinde, Dr.- 0: GILD): 'N. Y.
Beane,Geo. W.; Pa, Mackie, Ben] S. La:
Berntlielzel:fleo.W.;Fia, Dl;
Macpkemon wan ..PB. ~
Berry.rDaniel - 10. Madden. Ed,' XL.N.J._T
Bixler.lacoh , R:Pa;. , -,
Magee, T. James 24..
Bleckwood,Thos.J„ Pe,;.,. ; Mason, J. (rIL
) _a;
Brehm, Samitell3.,Ta..- , Matlack-Rich. B„ Tenn.::
--
Brother Ferd. (111,D ),N.J. .B.
Matter:Cleo.F.. Pa. - :
Brown,'J: A Ipliens, Ohio. , Maxwell Jas. .".
JIM. , A., Pa, ....,
Prolthi•lsll. W:, Penna... . May, 3. B,; N. H.:. -. •.,
Bryant, John, (M,'D.), Mo. McCormick, A. Y.; Md. *•, r..;
Buck, Beni. S., Pa. . McDowell. J. • W ~• Ill:
Buffington, Alex, 16. Pa. -, McElroy. J. F.,..KY.-
Burke.fieo. W.,Ta. . . .. Mclntosh. 1n0..N. S , . -
Burroughs, 3. E.',' Texas. • McMinn, J. C.. Pa. • ,;,r'
Butcher; Henry,B., Pa.. M.cQuesten, E. - F;.:N. H.
Cabanne, Jas. S. Mo: . MoVicker. J. P.. Pa: i , ,
Cheeseman, 0 eo. , .
za: IMettale: I. ~ , Pa , :.. ,
Christy, Jas. H.. Pa.. , • Meredith_ [.; w. PE,..Pa.^ i
Clendenin. M. W.. 111.. -. ~ Moore, I.'S.. Pa...:,•....
Coffman, V H. lowa, .- . Mueller, IL. Ohio. ' -,•
Cogahall. Bela, Jr., Mich..- Mann,
C...W., Pm.
Conery, W. B. %y... t.' ,- ~ Murray,lL. st.; Mich; --: -
Culbertson; 5...D.,.Pa.c.. . unaser. Ji.•H „• Pal---, ,
Culbreth.G. S. Del. Napheys, Geo. H. Pa. --- -
Daingerfield,l,Y.;Ky.; . • • Newberry. Thos ..L ICy..
Le Rol P.i. Newell„ Wm. hi: (M. 41);
Dare Gea F Pa 11l
Dick, J. W. Pa. ~. ' . - ~. Newton:P.O.:Maness.' ,' • 1
Dodg,e, S. D Ark. '. •. :O'Leary- Arthur, N.Y. ,".
Donnelly, J. F.. Pa.... . Orvis. Chas:lll, ••• ' ' -- " -
Dundore, A. J. Pa." ~:. Owens, - Beni. F. - K.y.;' , ' l 4v 4 1
' Easly, A. Va.- ' •• - - Patterson. MS: PA" , ' •••• .• '-'
Ellison, L. F. Del. - . . Patton, F. H.. West:Va.. --- '
Ewing, Jas. B. Pa. .-. .. Peck. A. L. -New - .:llrsins--
Ewing, jno.--Pa.- --- wick.
Ferguson; Jas. B. Canada Perkins. Finis M. Ky.
Perry; M R. Ky.
Fitzgerald, J. A. Ind. .-:- Peterson. H. B. Sy..
Flood, Jas. Ramsay; Cana- Peyton, J. C. Tenn.- -
.• da West. .• . - . Phillips, Wm. P. Ark.
Foster. Wm. S., Pa. .. Price. Dan'l T.. Miss. '- • '
Fritts, T.J.', Id. D., Ind. Rahanser, Geo. G. Pa.' -..
- Fuller. Alson, N. U. Rebman, L. S., Del. •
Gewix,Jamea 1.1.,"Pa,.. -. Reed, Jacob Jr.. Pa.: - -,'
Gibson. Wm. Jr., Pa. Reed, Jesse J.; Pa..- •
Gillespie, J. L ,M.D ,W.Va. Rhoads, Geo. W.. incl. , - - -
Gilpin, Fletcher, Pa. Righter, Wash„ Pa
' Gordon, James, N.Y. . Roberts, Hiram S.; 11L
Graham, Geo. S., Pa. Rodgers; D. C. C., Miss.
Gregg, James S. Ind: Ross, James Brice. KY. •
Gregg,, Robt. J.. Mo. • Russell, Echraim P , Ky. •
Griffin. Tyler, Ey. Russell, Ezra R., 111: •
CP•iggs,Wrn. 0 - , Pa. iSallade, Franklin L., Pa.
Guerrant,' B 'chard P., Ky. Sears, Alfred A., 111.
Guss. Isaac, Pa. . - Semans, Wm. R.: Pa.
I
Hamilton, a. P,; - K.y. - Shaeffer. B. R., Miss.
Harmon. Byron R. Pa. Shurtleff, B. (31, D.), ft.
Hassler, Wm. A.. Pa. Snodgrass. Tames H.. Pa.
Hill. John (M. D.). Or 1.0.! Stockton, T; C. M.. Pa.
Hockaday, Wm. L. Ky. ,Thackerav Wm. T ;Pa.
~. Redone, S. G., Pa. ITownsend,!Ralph M., Pa.
Hoffman; Walter 1.. Pa. Trent, Henry S.' Pa. •
Hollenbach, T. F..Pa warren. 3, 5.,1 . . H.
Hornor, Joseph H., N. T. I.Vay,7. H.. Pa.
Huffman, D. C. Pa. :Weathers, L. V., Ky.
Hunter, T. it., Ohio.lll - ebb, J. W.. N.J.
Huston, Joseph IL; Pa. :Webb, Wm. H.. Pa.
Hutchins,E. R. N. IL :Weber, R. H., Germany.
II yndmae , S. E , Ohio. W neeler, Wm. G., Ky.
Jackson, Wm M., Pa. White, James M.. W. Va.
Kennedy,V. J., Tenn. Whitehead. A. - M., Ohio.
1
K ennedy, Rob t. S., Pa. Wilson, J.E.„ Pa.
King, G. A., Pa. Wilson, J. C., Pa.
Klingensmith. T. P., Pa. Wilson, IC.M., Pa.
Knight John, Pa. Wilson, Wm. M.. Ky,
Knipe,
_S. A., Pa.. - Witmer, Abr. H. Pa.
Koch. F. W. Mich. Worthington, D. J., Pa.
Landon, Han., (M.D.) Ohio Yundt, W. S., Pa.
Of the whole ntimberof graduates, there were from
Pennsylvania, 81: Kentucky, 18; Illinois, t'; Ohio, s; In
diana, ,; New Sersey.,4; Missouri, 4: New, Hampshire,
4; Michigan, 3; Delaware. 3; West Virginia, a; New
York, 3; Tennessee, 3; Mississippi. 8: Arkansas, 2:
Canada West. 2: Texas, 1; lowa, 1; Virginia, i: North
Carolina, 1; Louisiana, 1: Maryland, 1: ,Nova 'cotta 1;
Kansas, 1; New Brunswick, and Germany, S. Total 111.
The valedictory ,address was delived by Professor
Rand.
After'a benediction the audience separated.
AN EXV.1.T.070 SMNE.—This morning,
about eleven o'clock, a pair ofspirited horses, attached
to a light wagon. which were tied to a post, in Sansoni
street, above Tenth, became frightened at the noise
madeby some boys, who were playing' In the street.
The animals finally broke the strap by which they
were fastened; and dashed off to Eansom street at tr
fearful rate; The street was filled with other vehicles
at the time. bnt their all enraned injury. At Eleventh
street the carriage was overturned and broken, and the
runaways cecame detacned from it. The horses
turned up Twelfth street, and alter running several
squares were storped The scene was very exciting,
and it Is Singular that . no person was hart.,
FUN - RP.A.L OF THE LATE DF,. JAYST. B.—
The last sad honors were paid "to the remains of the
late Dr. David Jayne to day. The family residence in
Third street near Spruce, was for several helm filled
with a throng ofrelatives. friends and. acquaintances
of the deceased. enetonstant stream of persons pass
ing the open coffin, which lay in the' parlor of the
house. The 'aspect of the deceased was, 'calm and
peaceful. though his form bad suffered from the attack
at the disease which has hurried him into the grave.
The inside coffin was covered with silk velvet s and it was
in be enclosed in aleaden coffin, which ere this peri ,
has been deposited in the family vault of Woodlands
Cemeteerryy
Theseligloose services at the house were unusually
Impressive. The Rev J. Wheaton Smith, pastor of the
Spruce Street Baptist. Church made a most affecting
address. Dr. Jayne was one of the most prominent
members of this Church, and the relations between
himself and the pastor wereof the most intimate char.
enter. His remarks gathered deep feeling from this
reason, and the solemnized hearere were strongly af
fected. The Bev. G D. Boardman.pastor of the church
at Broad and Arch stree , s, read the burial service, after
which prayer was offered by Rev. P.S. Henson.
- The funeral then proceeded to Woodland Cemetery,
the cortege consisting of, about one hundred and
twenty carriages. The pall bearers were Messrs.
Joseph lised, Benjamin Bullock, Edward M. •Paxson,
William P. Wilstach,:tamnel H. Perkins. J. Mc
Arthur, Jr. George W. Childs and Samuel 0. Moon.
The obsequies showed in a - most striking manner the
respect in which the memory of Dr. Jayne is held, and
we may state that among the participants in the
solemn ceremonies were - a very large number of the
Masonic brethren of the deceased.
•
MAN DROWNED.--Last evening, about
nine o'clock; an unkuown man walked off the dock at
Spruce street wha.rf,Delaware. He struck his head
against an oyster boat and was drowned. His body
was subsequently recovered by the Harbor Police
and this morning, Coroner Taylor held an inquest.
The deceased was about 40years of age, bad light hair
and reddiSh whiskers. Be was five feet 8 inches in
b eighth, and had on a white shirt, navy blue under
shirt,' army pants, overcoat and boots, and white
stockings. In his pocket was a paper -with the name
Thomas Landon, upon it. • ,
MURDEROUS ASSAULT .A...ND ATTEMPTED
ROBEFX.Y.-W. G. McLain was before Ald. Hurley, this
mc ruing, upon the charges af assault and battery. wfth
latent to kill and attempted la , ceny. It is alleged that
last evening he went into a second-hand store on Se
cond street, above Chestnut street, kept by a colored
to an, and purchased some artic es. As the 'proprietor
et ooped down to make change, it is: charged, McLain
struck , him a violent blow upon tbe back of the head.
The alarm was given. and the'amallantwas at once ar
rested. It is supposed that his design' was to commit
rehherk. The accused was held in $1,500 bail to answer
at Court..: • - -
Wm.
SUSPICIOUS.--A young man, named W.
-
Welsh. was arrested last night abdit eleven o'clock
M o w n gl a e s b a s s r AP, f is a e t i t cTretls t in en 2 amc i ttet. crlTblirTi
over a fence in the rear of a.house at Twenty-first and.
Winter streets: Be bad khearing this morning before
Alderman Jones and was, ',committed in delimit -of
81,000 bail to answer. 5• , .•
•- • •
SUPPOSED SUICIDE,-=A black dress and
• •.
some female underclothing were found yesterday, on
the West aide of the Schuylkill.. near the Wire Bridge s
The articles are supposed to have -belonged to a wo
man who committed suicide. abd, are at the Fifteenth
Ward Police Station toavadt - lidentillca,tion.
A WxasKy-,TBIEF.--A - ',woman named
.
•
Ellen Brady was - arrested' yeste ay In the of
carrying off from, a liquor store,; at Seventh And
Cherry 'streets, a 'eix.gallon demijohn filled with
whisky. She waataken before Alderman Godbon and
was committed to answer.::
_ -
BOWER'S INFANT CORDIAL ie a certain,
safe and speedy Cll7ll for eholle, pains and nPasrals ,
yielding great relief , ,to children teething, Bower's
Laboratory, Sixth said Green:
HERNIA RUPTURE—Treated ''with
Professional sklll, and Trusses of approved conatros
ton applled by C. H. NT:Pa/LES, corner of,Twelfth
and Race streets.
"FELT. CORN,AND BITNION PLASTERS."—
Mall.ed foritfty - cents. Bower, Sixth and Vbae: •
BRONZE Ink Stands; Pans, Card Receiv
.
rs, Jewel Caskets; Cigar Cases Cutlery etc.
6..NoNviktg . & .13hoTaEit;
I
, • mporters, 23 South Eighth street.
7 3-10's wAriTnn, .DoHav,en. & Brother,
40 South,Third Street._ . • •
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES IN EVERY'VA
inwrx. SROWDEN4iRROTHER,Importers,
- d 3 South Eighth street. ,
SIMPLE 'AND, EFFECTUAL.—The entire
freedom from all deleterious ingredients renders
"Brown's -: :Bronchial, Troches." ,or Cough and Voice
Lozenges; ' a safe remedy the most delicate female,
or youngest child,,aud has 'eaused_tbem.to be held in
thebixbeat,-eeleem by Singers and Public Speakers
generally. -- In Clooeba, Irritation of the Throat caned
by Unifier -Unusual. Exertion of the Vocal organs, in
Speaking inpublic, or singing, they produce the most
beneficial results.:—
3 TpieArne for Wimi4ereirs.”.
The following „will explain itself:
Received, Philadelphia, March 9,7-1866 of
Casper Solider, Jr Esq., Philadelphia;
EVENING' BUL L ETI N, • fourteen dollars 'for
the !Moms for'Little , Wanderers," making
one hundred and feit4f-five` dollars and
fifty:two,. gents,. in! 81i c collected for the
Home through the BULLETIN.
W. D. SIEGFRIED,
Oaperintwdent
sAT_UltD_Alt IVINRCH.I.6 1866.:
THE ENOLISII ROYAL FAMILY.—The
IThundereerdoes:noteloften descend - to,thq ,
jbeos6, but 'here isla-blioiee bit
To the Editor of the London Times:—Sin:—
Being myself a mother, : -although Ido not
wish to speak severe'of - Mr. Gladstone, as
would be ungrateful in one of a class has to
thank hiniin regaid - oftaal , and'sfigai, still,
truth is truth,. nd„havirg_reatlituthe Ximes
daily newspaper to-day that he sh•Ould say
Princess ,Eielena were_the, eldest _unmarried
daughter_at the time or the. demise of, the
great and good Prince Consort, beg to say
that if you, will look in Dod'e Peerage,which
one of myjodgers have lefthere; but, not the,
rent, will see that, the late Prince's loss oc
curred 14 December, 1861, and that the dear
Princess Alice Maid Mary, whose conduct
at the time were generally spoke of with adlr,
miration andlove, [were married Ist July,
1862, and I think that right is right, bitt re
main, Your obedient servant,,
' - "AL Mmes.
"Eouverie street, Feb. 23." , •
NEBEIT
83e000 II S 5-20•5;?62 10818
• not() do - ' 1033 c
1800 ES 'Preis 7810
Notes - '993;
do July, , - , 8 9 3;
la 0 City 68 mew 903£
1000 Camd AmbOY:
mgt, 'B3' _l2
100 ah Phil &I Ede ' blo 2856
:00 eh do b3O 2836
100 eh do 27'
100 eh do ". 27Pit
100 sh do ' :
100 eh do e5wn'27,4
100 cat Read : '
300 , do ' ' 4836
6 FM Peoria R ''
3 Cam - 44Am: ' 116
87
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4 eh Letakh Va . ! lop - rm
lie eh Bel Div '88:,
— "MOM OF STOOKS IN NEW YOWL
. (By 'lbiegraph. )
American Gold.. . - !!!!!!! sales
Beading Rallroad-i...:4856-100 sales
New York Central."._—_. SOX sales
U. S. as 'Ed int sales
11. . 6s, . ..
81% sales
e
Hudson sales
Illinois Oentral---....„. .—.. bid
N0rthwe5t........................ bid
• Heairy.
&ALES 'OF 'STOOBB. ;;;
100 altloor Central, 44
5 & 111ec,Bk
800 ah, do b 5 -33
100 sticatatviall asg
105 ah ,esrna 25
200. eh" dci;. 630 29.5 s
200'5.11;-1-
1100 ah —do •-, • &eat' 29
locrah do, .29,
3005 h ,b3O 29
aoo. .•_
500 eli" do ..18x
1103'sh • 'do b 5 28Y
100 do 281
100 sh b 525
100 eh bs'24';
ZOO eh ,; do ssarrt 284' ,
loOsh' - -do • .. b 5 2554
100nli.
• do -
2.,5511d0 ego", ,22
'Finance and Iranmesse...Rlarch 10,1886.
The Stock Market was feverish and unsettled, this
morning—ln faCt it was panicky. and prices of the fan
cies suffered a severe tumble. Catawitout Railroad Pio•
ferred sold down to 2S—a decline tif 3%, but at the close
rallied and sold up to 5. Philadelphia and Erie Rail
read fell to 27—S decline of 2. Pennsylvania Railroad
sold at 15—a decline of ii"; Reading Railroad at 423:;@
4 8 N — a decline of "i; Camden and Amboy Railroad at
11S; and Northern Central Railroad at 4414—n0 change.
There was nothing doing In Canal stocks, except in
Delaware Division„which sold at 3:l—a decline of la.'.
2:7% was the best bid for Schuylkill Navigation Pre
ferred; 20 for the Common stock: 52.? i for Lehigh
Navigation; 114 for Morris Canal Preferred, and 10 for
Susquehanna Canal. There was a stez.dy demand for
Government Loans. with sales of the Five-Twenties
at tali' and the Seven-Thirties at 99'., City Loans
were a shade better. In Bank shares the only sale was
of Farmers' and Mechanics' at1,223‘. Oil stOcks were
mostly nominal. Passenger Railway securities were
dull. Ifestonvllle sold at .raf:43l.
blessra. Deßaven Bremer. Na, 40 South Third
street,..make the following quotations of the rates of
exchange to-day, at 1 P. M.:
American Gold.-- ' LSo
Silvex--Quartera and ka1ve5..„......12.4
Compound Interest :Cotes:
JunelSlsl 7'
j01y,180... 7-,: 73;
Aug. 1664 6 4 " 6 7 "
-a
„ - Oct. 180.... s',i 5 , i
” " *Dec. 1561... Oi 4'''' 4
" " May 1865... 23i s
....
" _Aug.IPZ..: L'i 1,,,,
" " 5ept,1565... lh; 1.,
Oct. 1:i
Jay Cooke di Co. quote GoverozoeuSSecaritieeolte ,
today. as follows:
OaSlug. Selling.
U.S. Vs, 1881-- ID4 1 / 4 „: 104%
Old 020 Ronda- . -.--...„„_1(r2j. 10V4
New " 1864:-.....:....--..........1= 1033. i
520 Bonds, WM- -- ... ,11r2i 103'4
10-40 Bends-Coupon off.. SS 91
78-10 August.-- -...:-....-:-.... 99?; .. . 91-X
" June.------.—..... ...- 99' 9.1' ,
Stay* _ ......i......... 994' 99
Certificates of Indebteaness...........:'
IWs 1 D VGOId-at 22 O'CIOCk
'Breath, Randolph dt Co.. Bankers, 16 South Third
street, qtfote at 11 o'clock as fbllower
Cola
U. S. 116Tho - i1e5....---....-.....---.-- -1013 i 100:
13, El. 603; 18V.....-- -....-- - -..103 10331
O. B. 10-40- _ , -, ..-.-...----.-.- 90's 9 031
11. S. 7.30'4- Ist series.----....-...--._.- 993 99) , ,,
2d series 9934 99 , "4
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedii7ss-....--- 99 99:i
The following Is the amount of coal transported over
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, daring the
week ending Thursday, March 8, 1866:
Tons. Cwt.
From St. Clair.. ..._.._.....».»_ • 14,141 Os
" Port Carbon - ___ 8,147 08
" Pottsville_ .-. .. __ 4% 09
Schuylkill liftmen-- M. 0 69 Os
Auburn 1,932. 02
" Port Clinton -.. 8 , 852 12
" Harrisburg and Dauphin........._......-- 703
Total Anthracite Coal for week 33,763 00
Bituminous coal from Harrisburg and Dan• •
3 609 139
Total of all kinds
Previously
, Total— .... ...... ...... ........... 651,751 07
Same . . 612,301 02
Increase.
/Phlladelphi, Itarkets.
SATL-amsy, March 10.—There is a far Inquiry for
prime Cloverseed, but common quality, of which the
bulk of the stock consists, is not wanted. Sales of 400
bushels common and choice quality at $5 50 to $6 60.
Timothy is lower; 200 bushels sold at $3 :5. 200 bushels
Flaxseed sold at $2 60.
There is nothing doing in Quercitron k and No.
lis offted at 532. 50'a ton, without finding buyers. A
car load of Chestnut Ba• k sold at $22 cord.
The receipts of Flourare light sod holders are firm
in their views, but there is very little demandeither for
shipping or home consumption. Sales of /000 barrels
Northwest extra family at at $8 50@9 barrel—the
latter figure for choice—and pi ®l4 for high grades.
Superfine ranges from $6 2510 $6 75, and extras from
$7 to Q 5• There is but little Bye 'Flour here and it corn
mends $4 75@5. In Corn Meal prices are nominal.
Then heat market remains as last quoted.. Sales of
/good and prime Ited at e 2 25@2 30 - bushel. White
anges from the latter quotation up to 70. A. small
sale of Rye at 85 cents. Corn is in fair request. Sales
of 2080 bushels yellow at 70@71c. and 4010 bushels at
New Castle at 74 cents. Oats are steady at 49@)50 - cents..
Prices of Barley and Maitare unchanged.
Whisky is dull and lower; we quote at V., 26@2 28 for
Pennsylvania and Ohio. • •
EXTRA. BULLETIN!
I Will Open, This
At - u.rday Morning,
3,000 YARDS
OF THE
Best Brown Sheeting,
At 25 , cents, per yard
ALSO
2 pkgs. Old Waltham Pillow Case Mus
MIS, 35 cents.
.3usit Received, _
NEW STYLES SPRINGTIELAni,ES, 2a ,
NEW STYLES PLAID FOtiLaRDS, ,
!Persons desirous of saving money - would do well to
!* 4aeo.
ONE PRICE. STORE,
No. '7 - o°l'th - Eighth Street.' ;
MOURNING . AND SECOND MOURN
, SILKS.
A Fine sesOrtmonVustreceived.
I
9. Soutti. ;Ninth Street.
rablkaitErth 8t 171 • , L'?
- -
gto HOWARD HOSPITAL . Noe. Mae and 1820
Lombard ennet t ptePeznarY Department. lded
reatment and ram= up foralibeil grsdultatudy
10,the poor. seiej
NOTICE.
JAMES., -- KENT;" - SAN- --
i .
TEE &.' CO.
Beg leave, resnedtfullji, thielr, patrons and
tt friends, that they will he ready
To _Resume , Their , ' Brigitte%
1.
AT THEIR
OLD STAND,
Nos. 239
,and 241= North Third St.
ON MONDAY; Maclil2, 1866.
nql
1866. SPRING. 1866.
EDMUND YARD & CO.
617 Chestnut and 614 Jayne Streets,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Silks and Fancy Dress Goods,
Linens and White Gciods,,
Shawls and Balmoral.
DEALERS IN
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS.
Germantown Fancy Wool Goods,
A Fall Line of Prints.
AT THE LOWEST MARI= RATES. fe2o-za rpf
- ,
iIECOND crass:
- stalest
sales
Bales
Linen Department.
HOMER, COLL A.DAY &CO.
evOCCIESORS TO
THOMAS W. EVANS do CO.,
RAVE NOW OPEN,
A FULL ASSORTISMNT OF
LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS,
To which they tnsite Bpeetal attention.
818 and 820. Chestnut Street:
Buying.
MARVIN'S - TENT
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
FIRE AND BURGLAR
:CRVEB. LOSE THEIR FIRE PROOF CIL ALITIs.
NEVER CORRODE THE IRON.
NEVER MOULD Taxis CONTENTq
FIFTY THREE ROVES in 03401 • Ere, yes
bOoks were perfectly preserved.
IVIAJELVIN & CO.,
71. Chestnut Stre t,
Masonic MIL) Phlladelptia,
And 265 Broadway, New York,
Sideboard and Parlor Safes for Silver Ware.
Second-hand Safes oY all the other makers.
Safes received in exchange for new ones.
Send fbr illustrated catalogue. mll3 s,tu,th2m Ep_
591,5702
OAK MADE OIL COMPANY
-...-..-....- ..... 39,331 05
CAPITAL. - : • $600.000.
SHARES, 120,000. PAR VAIADE, 8500
TREASIIMM ' ITECTIET.
R chusißLE. GEORGE Jza AßY vns.
DIRECTORS,
JOHN F. GROSS, DAVIS NIMBLE,
HUGH GAMBLE. - JOHN H. JONES,
'WMT 3 AISI BAILEY.
SUPERD:III27I)=7T—I. DALLAS BALL.
OFFICE,
329 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. fel2,ixaprp
J. T.
T 'GALLAGHER
Date of BAILEY
& CO., -
FORMERLY BAILEY &
Invites attention to 'his
NEW JEWELRY ESTABLISHMMIT,
S. W. cor. Thirteenth and Chestnut Sts.
MB STOCK OF
• WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
AND OTHER
FINE JEWELRY
Sterling Silverware and Silver Plated
Ware.
will be found very complete. Those wishing to pur
chase or examine mit find it much to their advantwe
to favor him with acid]. All goods WARRANTED
of FIRST QOALlTY__Jind_prices satistactoa T M
CitLE.I3BATBII VAL:DAMON and. OONST
WA.ICH. of all sizes, for Ladles and Gentlemen.
Special attention given . to DIAMONDS. '
Watches and Clocipt cranially 'Bei:mired and War.
mln-thsa tu 4pf
GERMANI HOCKS
Sparkling Rhine Wines,
AB tollcrwe:
SPAMEMIG MOSTrul: VI MUSCATEL,
SCELUMBERGEB, HOOK,
ntriatig,; - 1011ANNIEIBEIRG
ritew.; OF THE Bitnill
SIMON COVZON' biaraxm,-
feZtn.th. S. I)7:Cot.BROAn and WALNUT -.ta.
The. Union Paper Box anufacturingCo,
Bate. and 'second' Eite,,
Invite the attention of Parties (requiring gOode
their' lime). to the laeliitlei they.have of .farmiabieg
/loxes of every deierlaieni which tor durability and
neatness they defy competition, •
• • PARIS •
PATENT WIREWORK
FOR RiolthOS, fitORE FRorrre,
- - OUARte, pARTITIONg,
33101srMEDS.TRADS AND yr= WORK
• - verleii; iminfacth r ted
M. WALKER
,& BONS,
NO. 31 NORTE ig= Street:'
SAFES
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Plll9ll NT
NnUlif.,Bl BAILEY,
mhB4M dpi
. .
MY• OWN -32ENETATIoN
LACE CURTAINS,
"rOONBIBTffiQ.O~
Tailio4 Cnrtaias,-
Application Curtains,
Boss Curtains,
Nottinght Curtains;
isorrzermo
England, Framie and Bwitzerlind,
Personally; - -
• Explicit:lly- for Retail Sale%
- ManypatteansbLWhicharsnow intzoduced in this
cOtmtry for the frit time; all Of which Otrcr.
. ,
20 Per Cent teal Utah Reinlar Prices!
I. E. WALRAVEN,
'MASONIC HALL,
719 Chestnut Street.
•
THE
AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES,
NO. 64 BROADWAY.
Mines, mineral lands and ores fornnnined and re
ported upon. Competent engineers furnished to Min
ing Companies.
Consultationa afforded on all mining, metallurgical
and chemical questions at the office of the bureau,
GEO. D. H. Gir,r.r - aPEE.President.
DRAKE DE KAY, Secre , • . mhsm.n , flotS.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK,
Philadelphia, Sept. 20,1865
TUB DEPOSITS ON lIMBEST,
INTEREST AT THE BATE OF
FOUR PER CENT. PER AN
NUM WILL BE ALLOWED
BY THIS BANK ON DE
POSITS, FOR WHICH
CERTIFICATES WILL
BE ISSUED, PAYA
BLE AFTER FIFE
DAYS' NOTICE."
INTEREST. WILL NOT BB AL.
LOWED UNLESS THE DE
POSIT BEKAINS AT LEAST
r.Lierisrin.DAYS..
.
•
- _
•C. H. CLARK„ Possid9nt,
WE OFFER' FOR SALE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD 7 PER
CENT. BONDS.
INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD IN
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
6 9 5,1895,
ISSUED TO THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY,
Interest payable in currency. The cheapest Govern:
mad Bond on the market, received by 11. S. Tress
rater at SO per cent. as security for National Bank CU
=Luton.
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE 7's, DUE 1914,
Strictly First-class Bonds; for sale lower than other
Bonds of the Slime class.
Government Securities of all lands bought rind sold.
Stocks and Gold bought and sold on commission in
this and other markem
Interest allowed ondeposits.
Bs W. CLARK 4 CO., Bankers,
fe7-Sm Sp No. S 5 S. THIRD Street. Phllada.
EXEL & CO.,
• BANKERS.
34 SOUTH THIRD STREET!
5-20's,
10-40's,
1081's, •
Certificates of Indebtedness,
Compound Interest Notes . and
GOLD AND, maws,
Bought and - Sold.
r.. Drafts drawn on &Aland. Irebutd,France and Ger.
St , els and Bonds bought and sold on Commission at
the Brekere Board, here and in Nevr York. Orders
solicited. , n023.4:51,
JAY COOKF4 & CO.,
NEW OFFICE
114 South TlArd Street,
Bankers,
Dealers in :Governmeat Seeurities,
V. S. B's of ISM, . -
d 20'e, Old and New,
16-40's; Certificates of Indebtedness.
7-30 NOTES,, lot, 2d, and 3d Series.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
INTEREST ALLOWED : DEPOSI'T'S•
Collections made. 'l3anght and Sold on Qom.
mission.
7, Bp T aribusinesii aocoixunada — ona IMERVED ,
'll3:multanire. iinttraniy 1886. ER MI
WM. PAINTER 45; CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
110 South Third Street;
BUY COMPOVND INTEREST NOTES
• OF 1864 AND 1865,T. ,
AT THE 1110HIET MA BATES. relA-Thal,.
ATEW ICOPS—erowill nf wzramm ung—insg rsai . eli a. don — t
.AA -and an gle"' no: outak Delaware &veld&
imo • .
THE' OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE & HARNESS
anifaquiva• g Establishment in the'
LACEY,MEF,KER,&,OO, ,
No. 1216. CHESTNUT STR E ET,
oiimitoiTiErEt (nut MA-thJEACrErBE:
ingGerf : HARNESS, from
morer liAltaucEEE from
ifFevy. do do
EXPBEES,SS kIOTTNTED GwElgii.s..27 50 to- 90
WAGON and' SELF-ADJUSTING `ls'oo tO - 80 ,12
ItTAGE'anitTEAlit do " .80 alto , SO
LADIES' SADDLE do .' "„,
-do . do . 8.00 to 75,
Bridles, Mountings, Bits, Rosettes, Horse Covens, ~
Brushes, pombs, Soaps, Blacking, LedleS' and'9egatis'
Traveling and Tourist Bans and Sacks, 1,1m6h Baskets, ,
Dressing and Sbirt Cases,Tronlm and Valises.
No 1216 theitniit.Street.'
Zeno Curtains,
.1 •
R K
'NA
NINTH.
) t
The Stock is large, varied. select, and the prices Sri
right. fedem,w,f
MOURNING GOODS.
J. TVE,
902 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAS NOW OPEN,
A large assortment of auperior
131aCk. Silks 5 --
Grrenadines, -
De LaineS,
I3ombazines,
Crape's.,
AND A GREAT VAltik,r OF NEW F Rittat
SUITABLE FOR -
0410.1LTELNINa.
rem-fr m w iota
CAA MP AGNES
The genuine and well known Heldsleck• &
Champagne for sale In large or small quantilißektt, -
the Importer's price in New York. Also,
JULES mums DRY VERZENAY and
IMPERIAL ROSE , .
MOST & CELANDONS GREEN SEAL.
V . F.RwuNAY AND SILL • •Y. '
SIMON COLTON ICCLAAKE
5 s
fenm.w.f S. W. cor. BROAD and WALNUT BLS._
READ! READ!! READ!'_ ,
THADDEUS STEVEIkSS GREAT SPEECH.
• THADDEUS STP.VENS'4 GREAT SPERM'.
THADDEUS •:. , rEv.k..;NS'S GREAT SPEECH.
''sr - NDAY PRE-S"—'l 0 MORROW.
"SUNDAY PRESS"—TO-MORROW.
"SUNDAY PRESS"-704mORHOW. • '
I)UR CENTS! FOUR CENTS!! FOUR,UM7T:it.t!
TO SALE—A BARGAIN.—THE OWNER 'IDE.
siring to remove West, offers for sales large
established Wholesale and Retail _Business. consisting
of CAJAL OIL LAMPS, GLASS-WARE and OIL: The
store is in a good situation and doing a large business ,
now. 7he whole; including Futures. Goodwill, etc.,-
will be sold on reasonable terms. Possassiou given
immediately, or as soon as stock can be counted. after
' , lsle. Any person wishing to buy or go into business
will do well to give their immediate attention. Also,
a good new spring covered wagon, horse and har
ness, all complete and in good order; can be seen at
any time.
Address, in real and 11311 name, Post Office, Buz No.
Zll.Cti
• •
READ! READ!! READ !! ,
THADDkUS STEVENS'S GREAT SPEECH",
THADDEUS STEVENS'S GREAT SPETrCEL
THADDEUS STEVENS'S GREAT SPEECH..
"SUNDAY PRESS"-TO-MORROW.
"S .UNDAY PRESS"-TOMORROW.
"SUNDAY PR " TO MORROW.
FUUR. CENTS! FOUR CENTS!! FOUR CENTS!!
WINE FRHITICH MANTEL CLOCKS.—A fresh int
-Lartatton
REEPB.Rof beautiful styles, warranted correct
-13.:
FARR & BROTHER. Importers,
=4 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
L IB, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.-
"London" Gray Hair Color The Only Restorer" .
"London" , Hair Color Restorer" .
"London" Hair Hair Color infallible Restorer"
"London" Hair Color Restorer?!•„•.,
"London" Changed Hair,Color Hair Restorer" ,
"London" . Hair Color , Restorer"- , ,-,
"London" without -Hair.Color Restore,. Restorer" , •.
"London" Hair Color Restorer'...
"London" 'Dyeing. Hair Color live. , Restorer" -„
It is the only known restorer of color and-perfect; ; ,;
hair dressing combined. Delicately perfumed. ,
'London" Does Hair Color Removes , Restorer''
``.;'
'London" Hair Color . Restorer"' . .7.
'London" not Hair Color all. Resterar".. ,
'London" Hair Color Restorer"
'London" Stain flair Volor. Dandruff Restorer".
'London" Hair Color. , Restorer"-
,
and ,
'London" or Boil Hair Color , , •. Restorer" -
'London" Hair Color ~
..
.. ~ • , • . Restorer"'
London" Anything. Hair Color ItCh.Mgt. , l3.4sstorer"...:
litanars THS HAIR SOFT, OLCSSE AND LIIXETHIAVA
Km's THE SCALE CLE '
' AN, COOL AND HEALTHY,
'London.Hair Color , . . - Rmt: o'l3o.
"London ' Cures all Hair Color .. It will . _ Restorer." •
"London • Hair Color •- , ' • 'Restorer.* -
"London Diseases Hair Color • prevent , r., l "Ni ,'
'London Hair Color ~ •
"London of the 'Hair Color' the hair 'Restorer.. g" '-,
"London - Hair Color' ' • Restorer. - -
'London Scalp. . Mair,Color from Restorer." -
'London , ' Hair Color' Restorer."
"London - •Hair'Color Falling. Restorer."
No wroong or preparation.before or after the user
applied by the hand or soltbrosh.
Only_ .75 , mate • a .bottle six. bottles $4. Bold at Dr. !,
WAYNE'S, 80. 830 North Sixth street, abova , Vine, •
and al : ',the leading „Druggists and Fancy . G00de.,,.
~_.
dealers • . ~ , , , des-ro.w,s,tl
. . . -_,i,
gral TOR SALE CHEAP THE COIJHTRY PLAUC
Of Prot. COPPER. 15 acres an Lancaster Pike,.
near White 'Hall, Pennsylvania Railroad. .Latge
house. spring house. stable, ice house, trait and shade
trees.. Apply to E. C. MITCHELL, -NE 'Walnut
street. • ... . rahni.sti
HOOP SHIRT -MANUFACTORY Hoop Wes
ready made and made to order Warranted of the
hest materials. Alack , ,BB.l.rts regale.
E. BAYLEY,
818 Vine street. above .'
II • HONEY TO ANYAMOUNT LOANIED
UPON DIAMONDS WATCHES, 4HWEI,
* -PLATloa7s..chdtdl4
OLD FBTABLLa LOAN 013T r ICE;
Comer.et_THEßD and . GASELLD,Streetie,,
Below Lombard.
iN. at. .-DIAMONDS,', WAT'Ogrkii JEWELRY, -- 1
- •
G1Th741,41° ". Yid; io,tho
RIEMANHABT,Y - zowr/tima.
~..._. _
BB AL FREENGH PECIMEL-50 cases In tin
j cudgels andfan boxe c s o Imported and -for sale
tdr3oB. B, 8V52.8 los south De/aWaxe
SlVertofN .
CIkSSIMV-JaIMS:
AMERICAN CARSIMERES; ;.;
ENGLISH COATINGS.,
FRENCH FABRICS.
ORDERED GOODS.
SELECTED STYLES for
MEN'S FINE WEAR, and
BOYS' SPRING SUITS.
, J. L. CAPEN, PHRENOLOGIST. " ' --- '
, Successor to Fowler. Wells. Co.. CiveJ4
written and verbal descriptions
,of character-4'
with Charts, daily at
' [mblo s.m,wimrpJ No 2.5„5.TMT111 Street.
. , , )
.Z.TM oo tO tI SO , ,
75 CO to aoaii".
1806,
MEE=