SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH:
LATE FROM WASHINGTON.
The Re.Construetion Committee.
Another Constitutional Amendment.
THE TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
14:010116044:W101gili,'PV 5 ):436:001
Re-Opening Southern Post Offices.
Fire in the Oil Region.
From Washington,
[Special Despatch to the Bulletin.]
WASHINGTON, April 11. The Recon
struction Committee will bring forward in
the course of a few days an amendment to
the Constitution inregard to representation,
which is to be the basis of the settlement of
the whole question of the admission of rep
resentatives of rebel states, and which will
receive the sanction of two-thirds of both
Houses of Congress.
The Senate, yesterday, in executive ses
sion, hung up the nominations of Lewis D•
Campbell as Minister to Mexico, and Frank
P. Blair as Collector for St. Louis. These
gentlemen are understood to be inimical
to Republican principles. All other nomi
aiations of a similar kidney will be treated
in like manner.
Congress is determined to take the neces
sary steps to hring Jeff. Davis to a speedy
trial. They do not mean that the Presi
dent shall throw the responsibility of the
trial of this traitor upon Congress.
The decision of Secretary McCulloch, to
'destroy all compound interest notes re
ceived for redemption or otherwise, is the
first step towards his policy of contraction.
[Correspondence of the Associated Press.]
WASHINGTON, April 11.—The Senate has
confirmed the following named Brigadier
Generals to be Major Generals by brevet:
Thomas H. Neill, Benjamin J. Spooner,
Morgan H. Chrysler, and Martin T. Mc-
Mahon.
From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Aprillo.—The Methodist
Conference to-day discussed the question of
the Episcopal veto.
The members of the Baltimore Conference
commissioned to extend business relations
with New Orleans, are received with much
favor by our business men.
the_nAnrenarations are being met a &
.Liouliutuns rauen ur-uclirOVir. :Luo
is dry but rough.
The report of the Directors of the Jackson
Railroad is favorable. They are opposed to
the sale of the interests of theroad to British
bond-holders.
The Carrolton Railroad has been sold to
General Beauregard & Co. The company
have purchased new cars for a double track.
The flood is passing off and the crevasses
below this city are being closed. Plaque
mine county is flooded.
Reopening of Southern Post Offices.
WASHINGTON, -April 11th.—Daring the
month of March the Postmaster General has
caused the following post offices to be re
opened :—ln Virginia, 104; North Carolina,
39; Western Virginia, 8; Georgia, 30; Ten
nessee, 22; Mississippi, 5; Delaware, 8; Ar
kansas, 11; TexaS, 26; South Carolina, 4;
Louisiana, 9. Total, 247.
The Department has also, in the same
period, established 139 new offices, 36 have
been discontinued, and the names 'of 25
have been changed. Special Agent Parker,
who has supervision of the -Virginia mail
service, came up yesterday and reports most
favorably on the restoration of postal facili
ties in that quarter. Contractors are per
forming the service regularly and with
fidelity.
The post offices are well attended to and
the people generally are highly pleased with
all the mail arrangements. Information
-h#s been received that Augusta, Georgia,. is
again united to Charleston,S.C.,by railroad.
The completion of the track-laying having
'been completed on the sth inst.
The passage of the Civil Rights bill by
•the House of Representatives 'was antici
pated and their action causes no excitement
Imre.
Fire at Pith°le.
Prrmtrunna, April 11.—A. fire occurred
,yesterday afternoon at Pithole. The Titus
ville Company's Works, including
their engines, dericks, trinkß, and the ad
joining tanks, with nearly 1,000 barrels of
nil, were destroyed. Loss $15,000.
Price of Gold in New York.
[By the American Telegraph Go.]
NBW YORE, April 11.—Gold has been
quoted to-day as follows:
IO 30 A. M., 1261 11.30 A. M., 1261
10.45 12611 1 11.45 126 i
11:00 1261@# I
12.00 126 k 126 a 12.15 P. M., • 126 i
~~~~y
BOSTON, 94n11 lith.—The China sailed to
day, with 155 passengers, for Liverpool,and
28 for Halifax, and /350,000 in specie for
Halifax.
Markets.
•
.NEw.Onix.tats, April 10.—The Cotton market is de
pressed: sales 0,1,400 bales; receipts 1,030 bales; receipts
of four days 7, , 00 bales, against 12,000 bale; for the cor
responding p. riod last week. Exports for the week.
10.5u0 bales. Stock in port 123,000 bales. Sugar Is in
better demand at 14% cts. Molasses nominal.
Maori* quoted at $7 Corn Is active at 82%(g3.5c.
oats sell at 50@,52c. Mess Pork is quoted at 528 for
Ness. Bacon—Sides:ls%c.: Shoulders. 23%c Tobacco
fail Bc. -Sterling .E.Tchange has declined to 130%.
New York checks %.per cent, discount. Gold, 124%.
Preigbts on cotton to New York, %c.; to Liverpool,
1.16@3%; to Havre, 1%@1.74,..
NEW WEE. April 11—Cotton dull at 36(4)37. Floor
steady; 8,600 bbls. sold; mikes uncbanged, Southern
firmer, 2.00 6 bbla. sold at IS 701@1315 50; Canadian heavy.
300 bbla..sold at 57 20@511 25, 'W h eat steady. Corn ad•
vs/icing; sales at 1491112 c. advance. 80@82c. Beef steady.
Perk heavy; Mess 525 40@25 5 0 . Lard heavy at 16 g034..
Whisky steady but quiet.
HEAVY ROBBERY.—The bonded ware
house, No. 13 Greenwich street, New York.
occupied by Devoe & Beecher, was robbed
by burglars during Saturday or Sunday
nights, and $3,000 worth of silks carried off.
No arrests have, as yet, been made. -
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE,
Arrival ofthelPereire
STEPHENS REPORTED ON BOARD.
AUSTRIAN - PRUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
NEW YORK, April 11th.—The steamer
Pereire arrived at this port this morning,
from Havre, on the 29th tlt.
It is supposed that Stephens, Head Centre
Fenian Brotherhood, is a passenger.
The steamer Cella, from London, has also
arrived.
The steamer Pereire left Havre on the
29th, and Brest on the 30th ult. She brings
Paris papers of the evening of the 30th, from
which we obtain the following late news:
The Provincial Correspondence of Berlin,
of the 28th, says—ln view of the danger to
Prussia from the concentration of Austrian
troops, it is supposed that orders have been
given which will enable Prussia to success
fully resist any attack.
A. despatch from Odelberg, 28th, says a
war powder train, composed of six wagons,
passed by Osweiczin, Silesia, recently, des
tined for Cracovia, and that numerous bo
dies of troops from .Hungary arrived at
Lemberg, and were expected at Osweiczin.
A Berlin telegram says that measures
touching Silesia were taken at a meeting of
council on the 27th.
A despatch from Vienna, dated the 28th,
protests against the statements of the Prus
sian journals, and says—There has been no
rendezvous of a corps d'arm6e, no purchase
of horses and no levy of troops on the
part of Austria, and the Imperial Govern
ment has omitted to take measures which
are justified by the language of the Prus
sian sheets, for it would not needlessly
increase the burdens on its finances.
A telegram from Beyront states that the
Turkish troops evacuated La Montagne on
the 28th of March with a view to the pacifi
cation of the country.
Duke Nicholas of Leuchtenberg has been
appointed Honorary President of the Rus
sian Commission to the Paris Exposition.
Si :iii 11119{1IVA
AN ALLEGED HOMICIDE DELIVERS HIM
SELF I:FF.—William Goulcher, a young man
against whom an indictment for homicide
is pending, delivered himself into the cus
tody of Officer Winehold, of the First Dis
trict, this morning. It seems that in No
vember, 1860, a man named Noah Mick,
was in the lager beer saloonof John Simons,
at Second and Saranac streets. Goulcher and
Mick got into an altercation. Mick was sit
ting on the table at the time. He was struck
by Goulcher and knocked off. Goulcber,
it is alleged, then kicked Mick, and he died a
short time afterwards. Goutcher then en
listed in the navy and has served faithfully
throughout the rebelli4n. He has now in
his possession two• honorable discharges.
He returned a few days ago and this morn
ing sent for Officer Winehold, who is sta
tioned at Seventh and Carpenter streets.
The policeman went to Goulcher's house on
Third street, near Federal, and the young
man delivered himself into custody. He
was taken to the Central Station and
handed over to the Chief of Police, by whom
he will be passed to the proper authorities.
FOITEDLINGS.-A female child about three
months old was found last evening, on the
steps of a house No. IMO Chancellor street.
mo imam vv... sent to too zumenoub.. •
This morning a child was found on the
steps of a house on South street, below
Thirteenth, and was taken in charge by the
family residing on the premises.
About six o'clock this morning a male
infant apparently about five days old was
left on the steps of the Orphan's Asylum, at
Seventh and Spruce streets. The little
fellow
-was sent to the Almshouse.
SUDDEN DuAerizt.—This morning, about
twenty minutes past seven, a man named
H. Leland, a house carpenter by trade, em
ployed in the erection of a bonded ware
house at Swanson and Almond streets, fell
dead. He was about 40 years of age, and
resided at 115 Federal street. Heleaves a
wife and three children. He was a member
of the 50th N. Y. Engineers, and served
three years in the war: The cause of his
death is supposed to have been disease of the
heart.
Tna Km - Pm—Last evening, between 9
and 10 o'clock, a man residing at the
southeast corner of Ninth and Shippen
streets, got into a quarrel with his wife and
was badly cut. He was removed to the
Pennsylvania Hospital.
About half-past ten o'clock last night a
row occurred in Shippen .street above
Eighth. A man named John McAllister
was severely cut by a colored individual.
His wound is not considered dangerous.
StrICIDE.—A Airs. Wilson, aged about 50
years, residing on Washington street, below
Tenth, swallowed a quantity of arsenic last
night. Medical aid was summoned, but all
efforts to save the life of the woman were
fruitless, and she expired. Three times pre
vious she is said to have attempted self-de
struction. It is believed that family trou
bles prompted the act. Coroner Taylor was
notified - to hold an inquest.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.—Upon this charge
a colored man, named Chas. Budd, was ar
raigned before Alderman S*ift, this mor
ning. It is alleged that he raised the window
of a drug store. at Ninth, and Lombard sts.,
last night, but was driven off, and after
wards made a similar attempt on another
store in that neighborhood. Budd was com
mitted.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, rte.—
Messrs, Thomas & Sons sold at the Exchange, yester
day noon. the following stocks and real estate. Viz;
12 shares Insurance Company State of Penn
sylvania 1,1400 • • $4,800 00
600 shares Siory Farm Oil Company, 5 cents..... 30 00
shot es Continental Hotel Company $6550 524 00
24 I $64 00 1,646 00
$3875 Delaware Mutual Insurance CO., 91 $1 ct... 3,528 25
5 shares Academy ofhiusic. . 255 DO
1 share Mercantile Library 8 00
Three story brick swelling, No. 81s Carpenter
street; subject to a y early ground rent of $2B 1,200 00
Three story brick tavern and dwelling, corner
of Marlborough and Thompson 2,000 00
Three-story stone dwelling, frame barn and 6
acres of ground. Chelten B 111.4. 3,000 00
Three-story brick store and dwelling, No. 1738
South street 2,100 00
Three-story brick dwelling, No. 1818 Mariner
street 600 00
Two- etory frame dwelling, No EOl Vine street
West of Third 6,800 00
Three-story brink hotel and dwelling, known
as "Our House," No. 408 Library street 7,500 00
Four story brick store, No. 1010 Chestnut street
45 feet front 40,000 00
Farm 50 acres, Garrettford road, 6 miles from
Market street [bridge
.14,000 00
2% story brick dwelling, Arm at street, south
west of Hancock street 2,500 00
2% story brick:dwelling adjoining 2,800 00
Lot corner Armatand Hancock streets 750 00
Lot, Hancock street 660 to
Four brick dwellings, bakery and stable, No.
616 St. John street, subject to a yearly ground
rent of $lB 75 5,000 00
Three-story brick residence, No. 1309 Spruce
street 10,400 00
Valuable country seat, over 3 acres, Fisher's
lane, east of tbe Old York road 8,750 00
Three-story brick dwelling. N. W corner Filth
and Willow streets 4,950 00
Four-story brick store, No. 44 South Fourth
street ....... . . 10 000 00
Three story ni - Ftne st 12,42.5 00
Dwelling, Haverford street, west of Seventh _
street - 5,40 00
Frame dwelling, Market street, east of Forty
second street 2,225,00
Three-story brick dwelling, No. 408 Queen
street, subject to a yearly ground rent of
138 25, 2,500 00
Two story brick dwelling , No. 1635 Afton st 1,000 00
Two ground rents, $3O a year, $430 860 00
Total:_
4156,884 25
They held another very large sale on Tuesday next.
PASSENGER RAILWAY ACCIDENT.-Q wen
McDonnell, while xiding on the front plat
THE DAILY EVENING sULLETIN PHILADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11,1866:
form of a car on the West Philadelphia Pas-
Fenger Railway, last _evening, fell off, on
Market street, above Thirty-ninth. He was
run over and , hiad an'arm broken. He was
taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
THE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE, for
teething pains, croups, flatulency, sleeplessness, &c.,
in children. is Bower's Infant Cordial. Laboratory,
Sixth and Green. Bottle, 25 cents.
"FELT CORN AND BUNION. PLASTERS."—
Mailed for fifty cent& Bower. Sixth and Vine.
HERNIA. OR RurTuRE---Treated with
Professional skill and Trtuises of approved construe.
tion applied by O. H. NIirvIDLES, corner of. Twelfth
and Race streets.
BRONZE Ink Stands, Fans, Card Reekly
re, Jewel Caskets, Cigar Cases Cutlery etc.
SNOWDEN & inurrHEß,
Importers, 23 South Eighth street.
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES IN EVERY VA
RIETY. SNOWDEN & BROTHER. Importers,
23 South Eighth street.
7 8-10's vrANTIth, DeHaven dc Brother,
40 South Third Street.
5-20's WAISTED, DeHaven do Brother,
40 South Third street.
CONFOUND interest notes wanted by De
Havered: Bro.
5-20 Con - rase due May Ist, and Com
pound Interest notes wanted, 7 SOB and 5 20s bought
and sold by DIOMEL & CO.
S 4 South Third street.
CEDAP. CAMPHOR is a very low rate of
insurance. If used early In the season, In Fun, Wool
ens, &c. It is the best and ch.apest moth•queller.
AM our druggists sell it now.sedays.
GOING TO MONTANA.—The boats adver
tised to leave St. Louis for Fort Benton are
leaving, one by one so as to be on hand in
the Upper Missouri by the time of the usual
high water. There is no lack of freights,
and many boats are full, figuratively speak
ing, before they haul up to the landing to
take on freight. The emigrants to Montana
hall from nearly all sections, but it is
noticed a large proportion of them are from
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri. The
charges on freights to Fort Benton are very
high, and the boats, if well insured, must
reap golden harvests. The emigration fever
is very peculiar. It is - infectious. and car
ries off a large floating population from
cities and towns every year. Nevada, and
even California, present more substantial
chances of wealth to-day than Montana.
Two lads, named Gideon Welles and
Dudley Goff, aged about sixteen years, re
siding in Morgantown, West Virginia, were
arrested a few days since for arson and
placed in jail, from which they managed to
escape the same night, by digging through
two brick walls with a poker.
THE citizens of Alliance, Ohio, are in a
fever of excitement over the prospect of a
new rolling-mill to be built in their already
flourishing town. The citizens of the place
have raised a bonus of $lO,OOO to aid the
company In the construction of their works.
114:823T
111500 If 10-418 ' con 91%
1000 U 8 Ss 5-208 '62 c 103%
16000 II 8 Tress 7 3-10
Notes June
200 Soh Nay ss
new boat loan 81U
1000 Camd & Amboy
mgt 6s 'B3 8
100 eh Bead IL cash 5 3 1)4 X
P.OO sh do 51%
100th 810 511 16
MO eh liestonville 43 I
100 eh do 05 hat 43
100 eh Maple Shade 3
2E4 eh Ocean 011 83
64 eh Penns II 56%
3 Bh do 57
100 eh N Y and Middle
Ooal Fields slO 8
260 eh do bi 8
sh do 8
100 Bit do WO 8%
1121111 . CLAIM
Amain= 601rt.-....1283.4 astea
a ftliijaisarrri•iti Wee
u. a. es It int 0tr....--i43 Zia
U. S. bid
—....---... 74% *sales
Hudson Blver-----10e tulles
Firm.
11 1 11massee and Suctweas•••April 11, UM.
The prominent feature at the Stock Board this
morning was a sudden revival in Catawtssa Railroad
Preferred, which opened at ZEN, and:ralddiSladvatmed
until it reached sal—an advance of from the
closing figure of yesterday. The Common stock floc
Mated between 33X@3.5. Reading Railroad was very
dormant at 51@.51%. Pennsylvania Railroad sold at
56, , ,14.57, and Philadelphia and Erie Railroad at 83®33X.
117!„-; was bid for Camden and Amboy Railroad; SSX,
for Mine Hill Railroad; Zi7i for Little Schuylkill Bail.
road; 37 for North Pennsylvania Railroad; 41 for El
mira Railroad Preferred,and 28 for the Common stock.
Canal stocks were very (Inlet Lehigh Navigation
closed at 14; Schuylkill Navigation Preferred at soX;
the Common stock at in; Morris Canal Preibrerd at
714; and Union Canal Common at 234'. Bank share'
were without change. In Oil stocks the only change
was in Maple Shade, which advanced 3. There 'was
some movement in New York and Middle at s4sS
and in New Creek at 'a'. In Passenger Railway shares
the only sale was of Reatonville at 4a.
Jay Cooke Co. quota Government. Securities, Az.,
ta-day, as follows:
ittlYlng. Selling.
MS. 6's, 1881.-----.104% 105
Old 620 Bonds... . ......-.-.-103% . .104 N;
New " 18 - 61........... — .----.-10S A Y 1044 -
10d0620 Bonds, 1965--- . ..-.-.....1e5.4 1004'
Bende-Coupnn . 014. 91% 92
7 8-10 Augnst-----...-.-.... ................................ lon 'owl
" .Tnne.....--- ..... --...-..... 4.-100 1004
July.. -.- ...,...............100 1 1003e'
Certitlcatenni Indebtedness 913.' 91V
Gold-at 12 o'clock ~.........6.--125U 126 X
Mows. DeHaven dr. Brother. No. 40 South Third
street. make the following quetzal:nut of the rates of
exchange to-day, at I P. M.:
MU Belling,
American G01d.........-.... MS. 1261,
As
silver-Quarters and ha1ve5.......-1m
Comp?und Interest Notes:
" .7une1864- - 9
Ili " Ju1y.1864... 83i ...
Aug. 186- 8 ...
Oct. 1864... 7 ...
" Dec. 1869... 6 ...
.. . May,1865-• 834...
`•Aug.1865... 24 ...
' " 5ept.1865... 2 ...
" Oct. 1865... 11,1 ...
Smith, Randolph et Co., Bankers, 16 South Third
street, quote at 11 o'clock as tbllowlc
Gold. ......... . . ..-... ........ ..-....... 1126%
U. S. 1881 1ii115 . ............. ....... --. 4.0434
- - -
11, El ; 5-20, 1862, ......... ,;........-
_ )
--.AN 1.,..,.,
~...............-.-1033i 103 g
1864 . ae3,..y 10314
tt
17. B. 10-40 03
911 911.
U. B. 7-80'6—let series.... —.1003t 100 7
3d2 series ..... ................ ..... --.10014 100"
d series .100 X 101
U. B. Certificates of Indebted Ams.... 9934 99
Compounds. Dec. 1864 6. 3 1ig) •••
The following shows the shipments of coal over the
Delaware, r.fitawanna and Western Railroad for the
week ending April 7, compared' with same time last
season:
Sktipped7North
Shipped South.
Total 30,013 15 313,864 01
For corresponding time Last year:
Week, Year.
Tons.ewt. Tons. Cwt.
3,201 02 38,207 09
:19,713 19 179,652 13
-4915 01 208,860 02
Shipped North
Shipped South
Increase.
WEDNESDAY, April 11.—There is a firmer feeling in
the Flour market, but there Is very little doing either
for export or for the supply of the home consumers.
The receipts areunprecedentedly small for this season
of the year, and with greatly reduced stocks and pros.
pective light supplies for some time to come, holders
of the better grades are indifferent about realizing at
present figures. Bales 1400 barrels Northwest extra
family at $8 75@19 25 la barrel, small lota of super
hue at 16 25 to $7, extras at $7 2508, Penna. and Ohlo
family at sB©lo, and fancy lots frore. $ll to sls—ac•
cording to quality. Prices of Bye Flour and Oorn
m ea l remain as last quoted; 500 barrels of the former
sold at $4 75@5.
There is very little Wheat coming forward and it is
held firmly. 2,600 bushels fair Penna. Red sold at $2 09
and small lots of prime at $2 50 V bushel. Rye com
mands 92 cents. There is but little Corn here and it is
in demand. Sales of 3000 bu.sh els mixed Western at 75
cents, and 1600 bushel yellow at 80 cents, afloat. Oats
are steady at 56@58 cents. ••
Prices of Barley and Malt remain as last quoted.
Cloverseed is quiet and ranges from $i for inferiority)
to $5 75 for fancy lots. Timothy is scarce and com
mands ID 50. Sales of Flaxseed at $2 be.
Whislor—There Is but little here. Sales of Penna. at
$2 25@2 26,.ard Ohio at $: 28 V barrel. . .
'MESSINA ORANGES.-1,000 boxes Sweet IliMales
AIM Orangeg, In prime order, landing and for sale by
BIISSiEE & CO. 108 S. Delaware Avenue.
I Iil) r L i X4l it 11 I--f
SALES OF S9rOCIKE3
ARD
500 sh Phil & Erie 030 334
500 sh New Creek Ti
400 eh Claim p 0 130 29
WO eh do 2314
100 ehdo s3Own 29
100 sl4 • do 630 2514
300 sh do 1954
1 1008 h - do
Iwo sh do 600 291
' 100 sh do 295(
200 sh do 800 2231
200 sh do 295(
2:0 eh do s 5 29%
100 sh do MO 253 i
600 sh do 030 30
100 eh do 030 Z%
300 sh do 59 0 wn 991 i
RO sh do 29%
100 sh do 65 295 i
or 0 eh do corn 33
100 ah do 65 33
MOBS Or WOMB IN NEW YORK.
(By 2lstagruph.) •
Week. Year.
Tons.Cw6. Tons.Cw6.
~ 7,038 13 88,241 03
..12,955 02 225,622 18
Philadelphia Markets.
BARGAINS INFER CLOTHING
ROCKHILL& WILSON
"Brown Stone Clothhig Hall,"
603 and 605 Chestnut Street.
AT THE. LOWEST PRICES.
Having sold out our stock of Clothing for Gentle
men and Boys, carried over from the late fire, our en
the stock of
Fashionable Ready-Made Clothing is
the Newest,
AS OCR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST
Magnificent Spiing Stock Now Ready,
Te Suit Everybody.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Our newly-fitted up Custom Department now con
tains the largest assortment of all the fashionable
New Fabrics for our patrons to select from.
SUITS, OIVIL AND MILITARY)
MADE lIP TO ORDER PROMPTLY,
In the highest style, and at moderate prices.
Boyar Clothing.
In this department our stock Is also unrivaled.
THE BEST IN Tar, CITY, •
At The Lowest Prices.
Orders executed at shortest notice.
READY MADE CLOIIIJNG
ROCKHILL & WILSON
Brown-Stone Clothing Hall,
603 & 605 Chestnut street.
ap-ad 6 w3m rp/
ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE!
Incorporated 1564.
THOS. CATilirA., Yreaident. JOHN GOODYEAR,
Eecretary. k.mt• By THOMAS, SwF%
COLD SPRING-
ICE AND COAL' CO.
=own CLAIM.
• Bale.
Lase
• 'ales
• ales
• sale.
DEILIOLFS fl ADD BEIIPPICES OF ICE And COAL
We areinow prepared to furnish MET QUALITY
ICE in large 's& small quantities to Rotels,Gteamboata
Ice Cream Saloons, Families. Offices, at., &c, and a
the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
ICE served DAILY in all paved limits of the con
solidated City, West Philadelphia, Mantua, Rich
mond and Germantown. Your custom and 1 / 1 121219011
is respectfully solleitecL You can rely on being far
Dished with a PllREarticle and PROMPTLY.
Send your order to OFFICE
B. W. corner Twelfth and Willow Street&
Borth Penna. R. B. and Master stmt.
Lombard and Twenty-filth streets.
Pine Street Wharf. Schuylkill. ap7-2m 4pl
SPRING GOODS !
SPRING STYLES 1
EDWARD P. KELLY
TAILOR,
012 Chestnut St.
JUST RECEIVED,
VIENNA LEATHER BAGF,
VERY FIRE.
BAILEY &
Sl9 Chestnut Street.
ara-gtop
HENRY HARPER,
7- k* 520 AtCH ST., c 'P v e•
Blanuntetnees and Dealer in
Watches,
Jewelry,
Silvervvare
And Superior Silver Plated Ware,
rahl4amrp
AT REDUCED PRICES.
.106,003 19
WE KEEREWITH CALL attention to our
cent assortment of superior PIANOO
eh we always have on hand, and offer
them at very reasonable priors to ere. East of
references nby and NULL GU thruway
'ove
THE UNION PIANO ILANDEMYriIItIfia 004
apse 1017 Walnut strew
INDIA RUBBER MACHINE BELTING STEAM
PA CHING, HOSE, &c.
Engin GOO D ealers will find a FULL ASSORT.
MEN T YEA.R'S PATENT VITLCANIzsID
RUBBER BELTING, PACKING, HOSE, dr.C., at the
Manufacturer's Headquarters
GOODYEAR'S
808 Chestnut street,
South ai
N. B.—We have a NEW and CHEAP ARTICLE de.
at
GARDEN and PAVEMENT HOSE, very Icheap, to
which the attention of the public is called.
.L derit:LED HiIiRRING.-500 Darrel!, Bay of leland'a
Herring, in afore and formai:l by E. A. SOUD.ER a
Co.. Dock g
roat 'Wharf.
A I • • A. _I , 3 • ht :111 , 13
• B - • peer. a n d
e aolts and In&o Lke_r. t
constantly on band and for ebY HENBY vv 4 tduE
&To. BB Booth 'Wharves.
ORrGEB AND 'LEMONS.—SiciIy Orungee and
emone, priine order, ibr gale - S OS., B
BIISSIMait dc 00..108 South Delaware avenue.
ENGIaBH PICKLE% CATSUPti, SAUCES,•&O.-
Crosse et Blackweira English Pickles, Catnips,
rsauces, laulsam /s:Custard, Olives, dtc., ltn%
ship Yorktown and tor sale by 308. B. BD
DOA l South Delaware avenue,
NEW STOOK
The Choicest Stock
IN PHILADELPHIA.
O,`MKCIViAtiaIIArzIIVON:.O I I
DEPOTS.
CARD.
I Lave now open a large involceor
EMBROLDEItBD
LACE CURTAINS.
.Tret received from Switzerian4..
Also, a lot of
LENO CURTAINS,
MUSLIN OURTMS,
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
Ie'ROM AUCTION,
Some of which I offer at
50 per cent, less than recent prices,
L E. WALRAVEN,
MASONIC HALL,
719 Chestnut Street.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD 7 PER
CENT. BONDS.
INTEREST PAYABLE IS GOLD IN
THE CITY OF NEW YORE.
U. S. 6's, 1895 5
ISSUED TO THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY,
Interest payable in currency. The cheapest Govern.
went Bond on the market, received by 11. B. Tress:
user at 80 per cent. as security for National Bank Oir
cnhalon.
MORRIS MID ESSIOX RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE 7% DUE 1914, -
Strictly First-chum Bonds; for sale lower than other
Bonds of the awns class.
Government Securities of all kinds bought and sold.
Stocks and Gold bought and sold on commission in
this and other markets.
Interest allowed on delving:
E. W. CLARK & CO., Bankers,
fky.sm 6p Ro. VS S. THIRD Street.. BMWs.
v.rEtsrr
NATIONAL BANK,
Philadelphia, Sept. 20,1868
1I ON k
INTEREST AT THE BATE OF
FOUR. PER CENT. PER AN
NUN WILL BE ALLOWED
BY THIS BANK ON DE
POSITS, FOR 'mu=
CERTIFICATES WILL
BE ISSUED, PAYA
BLE AFTER FIVE
DAYS' NOTICE.
INTEREST WILL NOT BE AL.-
LOWED UNLESS THE DE
POSIT RIMAINS AT LEAST
reeve rasa DAYS.
C. H. CLARK, President,
DREXEL & CO.,
BANKERS
34. SOUTH THIRD STREET:,
45-20's, -
7-80's,
10-40's,
15531. 5 s
Certificates Of Indebtedness,
Compound Interest Notes and
sou) AND SILVER,
Sought and Sold.
Draft drain/ on England. Ireland.Franoe and Ger
• any.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on Commission at
the Brokers' Board, here and in New York. Orders
[elicited. nort.trtsp
Union Paper Box Manufactory
REItOI7ED TO
8. B. cor. Fourth and Chestnut and 105
South Fourth Street. '
PLAIN and PANSY PAPER BOXES.
B. FRANK PARIS & CO.
ap7-12t rp
PEOPLE DIFFER ON MANY POINTS.
BUT ALL 16RICE THAT THE •
"LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER AND
DRESSING"
"London" "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" Is the most "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" Reliable Hair "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" "Hair Color Restorer"
"London"
"London" Restorative "Hair Color Restorer"
r Colo Resr"
"London" Ever Introduced "Hai r Color r Restorer"
"London" "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" - to the 'Et- 'Hi Color Restorer"
"London" "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" American "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" "Hair Color Reqorer"
"London" People "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" "Hair Color Restorer"
'London" Por Restoring "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" "Hair Colbr Restorer"
"London" Gray Hair and "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" "Hair Colbr Restorer"
"London" • Preventing "Hair Col sr Restorer"
"London" . "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" ' .." . .ir Color Restorer"
..ondon'• Baldness. ' Tarr iiNi• ifiearei.
P'RBSERVES THE ORIGINAL COLOR TO OLD AGE
"London"
"London" Life, Prevents "Hair Color Restorer"
"Hair Calor Restorer"
"London" "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" Growth, the Hair ' Hair ColOr Restorer"
"London" "Hair Color Reel orer"
"London" and from "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" "Hair Color Restorer"
"London" Beauty, Falling. "Hair Color Restorer"
No washing or preparation before or after its use; sp.
plied by the hand or soft brush.
Only 75 cents a bottle, six bottles $4. Sold at Dr.
MAYNE'S, No. 830 North Sixth street, above Vine,
Philadelphia, and at the leading Druggists and Dealers
in Toilet Articles. mh24-m,w,s
Fr/WM WEAVER ag p ieMaratinetua of
EiIIiTILA AND TARRIED CORDAGE.
cords, Twine%_&e.,
No. 32 lgerth Water Street_ _
_and aro. 23 North DeLswar
Avenue, 1 2 1tllanelphia.
manna H. Firras. MI
arra= Waavas
(barna], Orvni - nra -
QoBGHllM.—(lbinese Swir Oan t ko t ltandeonie
PO article. lbr sale by Jvw. B.' Be &
DO.. BB
WW2 Delaware avenue,
THIRD EDITION
BY TELEGRA.PH.
XX.MXtIa Congress—rust session,
W asarseroN,Aprilll,lB66 - .
SUNATE.-11fr.r.Sumner (Mass.) offered a resolut,on,
hick was adopted, .instructing the Committee on-
itary A flairs to inquire into theexpediency of providing
a system of - education for soldiers in the army or
inn
United States.
Mr. Wilson (Mass.) introduced a resolution. which
was adopted, prohibiting the sale of spirituous liquors
in the capitol building.
Er. Sumner Introduced a petition asking for GangreS
ional aid Jur building the European awl North Ame
rican Railroad, to connect the States with Hali
fax. Beferred to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
A bill to authorize the Secretary of War to settle the
Xmases War Claims was passed.
The eenate then up me House bill in relation
to the hat can corpus.
I:I °tan.— Air. holmes presented a resolution
adopted by the House of Assembly of the State o
New York, de clarihg that the action of the New York
senators on the Civil Rights bill was approved and
requesting theNewYorkltepresentatives tovote for the
bill notwithstanding the President's veto.
Mr.Warner ' (Conn.) made a personal explanation 'rel
ative to his absence when the vote was taken on tne
Civil Rights bill. It was his understanding that. he
was paired with Mr. Johnson, of Pennsylvania. who
was absent on account of sickness. If he (Dlr. War
ner), had been present he should have voted most ,
cheerfully for the bill.
Mr. Eliot Mass.), from the Committee on Com
merce; reported back the Senate bill to authorize
the issue of American registers to the steam
vessels Michigan, Despatch and William B. Mau,
with an amendment applying the sane privilege to a
dozen oth. r Lake steamers.
"the amendment was agreed to, and thebill passed.
Messrs. Washbu.rne (111.), and Washburn (Masa.),
Delano and Thornton, presented a large number of ad
verse reports from the Committee on Claims, which.
were laid on the table.
Mr. Driggs (Mass.), from the Committee on Pnblie
Lando, reported back the bill to establish a land office
in the territory of Idaho, which was considered and
passed.
Mr Schenck (Ohio), from the Committee on Military
Affairs, reported back with a substitute, the Dia us
vein:nate the pay of the Army, and asked that its con.
sideration be postponed and made a special order for
ihbs day fortnight and until disposed of. It was so
ordered.
•
Mi. Bundy (Ohio) offered a resolution, which was
adopted, reciting that William Mercer, of the county
of Ross, State of Ohio, had furnished seven sons and
one grandam n to the army of the United States daring
he late rebellion, some ofwhom were minors,and were
killed in the service, and that William Mercer and his
wife were aged and infirm, without the necessary
means to support them is their old age, and instruct
ing the Committee on Invalid Pensions to inquire into
the propriety of plaeine the name • of William Mercer
on thellat of Invalid Pensioners.
Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARItIsEURG, lltb.
EENAVE.—The Committee of Confere ice on the
general app oprialion bill made a report, which, after
a brief discussion was passed.
The following bills passed:
One allowing persons on the Susquehanna River to
capture loose ,ogs. Incorporating the Bethlehem
Passer ger Railway with an amendment preventing
any distinction of color in pc...mangers. Increasing
the value of the stock of the spruce and Pine Street
Railway Company. Incorporating the Schuylkill
Diver Passenger hallway Company. Diminishing the
width of part of Cameo street.
HOUSE.—.Ur. Mann offered a resolution requiring a
copy of the joint relolutions requtsting Edgar Cowan
to resign, to be sent to each Pennsylvania Congress
man, and to the President. Passed by a party vote.
Mr. Negley asked leave to introduce ajoint resolu
tion stating that the rassageof the Civil Rights • bill
was a triumph of the people and of right and justice.
Leave was refused, the Democrats o.jwting.
The House agreed finally to the report of the Com
mittee of Conference on V- e General Appropriation
bill. This dives the Philadelphia Judges es - coo per an
num: the Northern Home g 5,000, and fixes the pay 0 1
members at ;1,000.
The sum of &MO was given fus the re-interment of
Pennsylvania soldiers upon the Antietam battle
ground.
The following acts passed finally, having already
passed the Senate:
Be it eascted that the true latent and meaning of
the act passed March 21, all, shall be that the pre
ceding year mentioned In the 6th section of said act
shall be held and taken to be the year preceding the
organization of the body and not the election, any.
thing in the above recited section to the contrary not
withstanding; and all elections that have heretofore
taken place shall be deemed.to have taken place agree
ably to this interpretation of the act and are declared
legal and valid.
in the final passage of the bill the ayes were 67 and
the noes 30. The Democrats voting no.
An act allowing tobacco to be furnished to convicts
in penitentiaries as a reward of good behavior passed.
New York Sk Market.
Stocks are higher. Chi c o
and Rock Island, 3.113%;
Cumberland preferred. 45: Illinois Central bonus, lei;
Michigan *southern, soli; New York Qentral,924; Bend
in, 10411; Hudson Elver, IM Canton Company; sa;
Mu , onri es, 74; Erie, 74..4; Western', ihnon Telegraph
Company,ss?i: B. coupons, 104%"; ditt01862,10:1%;
ditto 1884. 10334; Ten.fortles, 91:4-; Treasury 7 a-104, HO*
Gold, 12.7®12734%,
•
Markets.
BALTIMORE, April Lt.—Wheat firm. Corn,
lower; yellow, 78c.; white, 84i Ssc- Oats firm Atsl@sse.„
Floor steady; hi:h grades scarce. Provisions quiet,
Bacon shoulders, 1.2.,4c. Bulk shoulders, alio. Rugans
pteady. Coffee and seeds dull. Cloverseed,l3 5043155 55-
Whisky dull; Western, $2 253.
Sales as Phlladel
SALEM AFTER
ismo
Citytyea ci new 9n..,k
87st4
SOO old
1000 Camd Amboy
mtg IZ 'B9 95
1010 Lehigh Nav Cs 'B4 87
1000 U b Tress ^ 3-108
Notes July 100‘,i
811:11 Penna 58 843.2
5500 Pa War Loan 9974
100 eh Nor Centr sawn 45.'4
100 sh Bead It =1 51
100 sh do 830 5074
MO eh do b3O 513 s
200 sh do s6O 5034
2008 h do bsint
400 all do 860 50U
200 sh 'Maple Shade s3O
85 sh Lehigh /kis' sswn 54
SECOND BOARD.
116000 City 6s new 5 - 24110 e sh Catawissprf b3O 31
800 Penns:is MI 100 sh do ' 30X
.36 al Lehigh Val RR 613-. i 400 sh do 3.1
100 sh Ocean Oil 9 100 eh do 530 a
9sh Cam &Am It 118 200 sh dO SL'
90 sh Puma E E 56
Latest Marine Intelligence.
A_HRTVFD THIS DAY..
Steamer Saxon, Matthews, 46 hours from Boston;
with mdse and passengers to Henry Winsor & Co.
Steamer Alida, Lenny, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Steamer Torrenee.Phill brick, 24 hours from N York;
with mdse to W P Clyde & Co.
Ship British Lion, Mann, from Liverpool Feb. 17.
with mdse to Peter Wright & Sons.
Bark Duncan. Gould. from Liverpool Feb. 17, with
mdse to Peter Wright & Sons.
E'ebr Vandalia, Morris, 1 day from Leipsic, Del. with
grain to Sas L Bewley & CO.
Schr Olivia, Fox, 1 day from Odessa, Del. with grail(
to JasL Bewley & Co.
CLEARED THIS DAY.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Richmond, W P Clyde & CO:
Steamer Ann Eliza.Ricbards, N York, W P Clyde& Co.
DIED.
STINGFR—On the morning of 11th inst., Mind:
Rebecca Stinger.
Her relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from her late red
dence, No. 4,1 North Seventh street, on Saturday nor--
ning. 14th inst., at 11 o'clock. Funeral to proceed t 3
Laurel Hill. see
SEA SHORE. •
NEWPORT COTTAGE
TO 11,V,INT9N
CCOTTAGE, IN COIIiPLETR ORDER, wan
furnished In every department: convenient to
rates, hotels, markets, ,tc.: stabling for four or
more horses, with commodious coach house, and.atmve
all other rerommendations- TWO NEWER-FAILING
SPRING WFT.TS" of delicious and healthful water,
bath room and water cloeets.
ELME S. LEWIS,
126 Chestnut street &
P, hiladelphia.
Or ALFRED SMITH,
Newport, Rhode Island, ap7stuthilt*
BEDDING
AND
FEATHER WAREHOUSE,
TENTH STREET,
' BILLOW aRCB.
Feather Beds,. .Bolsters, Pil
lows, Matretses, of all kinds;
Blankets, et mforbables, Coun
terpanes, white and colored;
Spring Bedq: Spring Cola; Iron
Bedsteads; Cushions, and all
other articles In theline of bast.
ness.
• AMOS HILLBORN,
• No. 44 North TENTH Smel t
.
aplo-tu th ea Below Aran
BOND'S BOSTON BISCUIT.--Bend's Boston Butte
and Milk Biscuit, landing hom steamer Norman,
and for sale by JOS. B. IIIISSIMI: & CO., AltentS:fOr
Bond, 108 South Delaware avenue ,
I\T EW BAISLICB.-- 600 b ozea Bunch anaLayerßaldn
II 800 boxes Valencia Raisins, 100 pasta Seedless
Raister s ins lbr
treet.: sale by JOB . B. 81:188102: & 00., 115 Sotttls
W,
3:00 O'Olook..
Ida Stock Beard.
FIBST•BOARD
100 sh Philiki.firie 12';
100 sh do
,b 1533
500 eth do bso v a l
IMO hClatawlass of •
s3own - Z, , ,i'
100 sh do s6own 23X
'CO sh do D 5 30%,1,
MO sh do siO 3014
100 sa do 530tvrt 2SU
boo sh do 30W
IN sh do bscvn 3031
100 sh do s3Own 293 a
NO sh do bs 304
200 sh do b 5 30.!- -
200 sh do 304
100 sh Bch Nay pf 2 dB. 31. 7.4, -
100 sh Hestonv'e It b 5 43M,