t3I.T W its u LEATIN
rIIILADELPITIA CATTLE MARKET, May 4, 1868.
—Beef cattle were in fair demand this week
at about former rates. About 1,800 head
head arrived and sold at 10@10Xc. for extra
renusylvotia'and Western steers, SX@l>ge. for
fair to good do. and 6@Ese. per lb. gross for
common as to quality. The following are the
particulars of the sales:
liraq. Nan C.
t;, Owen Smith, m ith, Lancaster county: i35602,t03{
Pl-031 01 t
Ps I'. M eFi 'len, Lancaster county, gra.... .....
110 P. Iletbaway. 1,103610 ter county, gra. •• 9 0.' 305 ;3
109 James }kirk. Cheater county gre.......... • • • 10 9 ga l,
E. S. McFillen, Lancaster county.gra
tOOP Bachma. Lancaster county, gra.. 0 0,610, ,, 6
M artin Fuller c't Co.. Lancaater coon ars. • 0 (11(1%
10 Mooney .51 Snit h, Lancasrer coantY. gn3•• 6'3 - 1;( 1016
60 . Mooney & Bro.. weetern, gno.• • ..... l A ( '
.:, 11. Chain. WB,l3l(estern, gre, ............ 6%1 N 6
al Joan Smith, 1 ancaster co. gro.• • • • ••" • a• 9 Sk
65 Frank .13 Sharaborg Lancaster co., gre
• 9XJ J. 04,
75 op, A: CO. I Aped FM , CO..
co ••• •.••• A. • • • • • • 9 t 0.56
46 .1, ;604o:or:age, Laricaate: co . , 9,14(410 3 .c
Cows were in fair demand ; 200 head sold at 1100
7t65 for springers, andsso@s7s por head for cow
and calf.
sheep were also in demand; 8,000 head sold at
@.Be. per lb.gross, as to condition.
Hogs were dull and lower; 3500 head sold at
different yards at $l3 50@514 75, and a few
<•xtra at $l5 per 100 lbs. net.
ALLEGED SWINDLTItS.--jOhll COTHUS and W.
H. Dole were arrested by Detective Levy this
morning, upon the charge of obtaining goods
under false pretences. It is alleged that Dole
went to the store of Craven Bt Hunt, perfumers,
No. 413 CalloWhill Street, and after inquiring
about the commissions allowed for the sale of
goods, bought a bill amounting - to nearly $7OO.
He ordered the goods to be sent to the house of
Corlies,No.l436 South street. Corlies,it is alleged,
paid the bill by giving a draft on a Wall street
York to colle this money, and then found that
the transaction was all bogus. A warrant for
the arrest of the parties was issued by Alderman
,settler yesterday, and this morning Detective
Levy went to Cornea's house. While he was
there Dole entered, and he thus secured both
mon. The accused will have a hearing this after
noon at the Central Station. •
FUGITIVES FROJI JUSTICE.—ThOMIIS Watson,
James Chamberlain and John Bowman were
arrested on Saturday afternoon, as 'they were
leaving the ferryboat at Vine street wharf. It
Fetus that on Friday night, a building at Water
ford Station, on the Camden and Atlantic Rail
road, was broken into and robbed of a lot of
pennies. These men were suspected and a tele
graphic despatch requesting their arrest was soot
to Lieutenant Bowers. When taken into custody
a lot of pennies, a revolver and pistol, yowder
flask and some switch keys were found in their
possession. They were identified by Mr. D. 11.
Mundy, the agent of the Camden and Atlantic
Railroad Company, as the parties suspected, and
will have a hearing this afternoon at the Central
Station.
• MURDEROUS ASSAULT ra. A Curr.n..---On Satur
day afternoon Mrs. Zell,residing on Jennie street,
above Ann, went on an errand to a grocery store,
leaving a child,seven months old,rd. home,playing
on the floor of one of the rooms. She was absent
but a short time, but while she was away, a little
boy, three years of age, the son of a neighbor,
eutertd the house. From some unknown cause
he became incensed at the child, and taking a
poker, made a savage attack on the little one.
the child was beaten on the head and lost an eye.
An arm was Woken and the left side of the face
was horribly bruised. The injured infant is not
rx sccied to survive.
FINE ARTS.-Mr. Aaron Shaw, of this city, in
anticipation of his departure for Europe,has con
cluded to offer for public competition his entire
private collection of modern pictures,comprising
works of art by the leading artists of the English,
French, Flemish and American schools Atnom ,
some of them we notice A. Van Hamme, E.
Bosch, H. J. Paddington, deceased W. svoyer,
Sr., Theodore Frere, P. L. Contoarier. William
Hart, G. W. Nicholson, J. Insao Williams, A.
Robbe, Shattuck, Henrietta Rohner, W. NI. F. de
Haas, S. R. Gifford. and others. The paintings
are now on exhibition at Scott's Art Gallery,lo . 4o
Chestnut street,and will be sold on Thursday and
Friday evenings of this week.
HELD TO A.Nswan.—Wm. Regan, charged with
Laving shot a man named Scattergood at a b All
at Odd Fellows' Hall, Tenth and South streets,
on Saturday night, had a hearing before Alder •
man Swift this - morning. Regan was quarreliog
with a man named Davis, and drew a pistol
which was discharged through the interference
of other parties, and the ball wounced scatter•
go( d, who had nothing to do with the affair. The
injuries of Scattergood are not dangerous. Re
gan was held in ono thoasancl dollars bail to
answer at court.
SUSPICION OF LARCENY.—EIiza Doyle was ar
rested on Saturday, at Tenth and Shippen streets,
on suspicion of having stolen a new basket filled
with marketing. The basket and contents await
an owner at the Seventeenth District Police Sta
tion. Eliza was committed by Alderman Bon
sail.
Eighty pounds of iron chains also await au
owner at the Seventeenth District Police Station.
The chains were found In possession of Andrew
McQuaide, who was committed by Ald. Bowiell,
on the charge of suspicion of larceny.
PISTOL SHOOTING, &C.—Three roughs named
Geo . Riddle, Wm. McGowan and Samuel Mc -
Laughlin were arrested yesterday morning at
three o'clock, at Sixteenth and South streets, for
firing pistols in the street. On the way to the
Hstation house William Keittng interfered and
attempted to rescue the prisoners. He was thee
arrested. The prisoners had a hearing before
.Ajderman Swift and were each held In $lOO bail
for their appearance at court.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT. - The numerous
friends of Mr. Samuel McDougall have tendered
him a complimentary benefit, winch will take
place at Musical Fund Hall on Saturday evening
next. An excellent Programme has been pro
pared for the entertainment. For years past Mr.
MeDone all has been the doorkeeper at the Acade
my of Music, Musical Fund Hall, and other places
of amusement in the city. He deserves an over
flowing house on this occasion.
FOLIC EVAN AssAuLTED.--Samuel Aldercraft
and Wm. Gillespie were arrested on Saturday
night, upon the charge of haying assaulted
Policeman Smith, of the Ninth District, at
Twenty•lirst and Vine streets. The officer was
so severely injured that ho is not able to be on
duty. The accused were held in $l,OOO bail by
Ald. Pancoast.
JUVENILE SNEAK TIIIEF.-A lad named James
Dowdell, aged 16 years, was arrested this morn
ing by Detective :Levy, at his home, at Gar
den and CaBowl:MI streets, upon the charge of
having sneaked into the house of C. A. Brown,
No. 316 Marshall street, and carried off several
articles of silver ware. The youth will have a
hearing this afternoon at the Central Station.
Masi STanuED.- . —Benja,min Worthington was
before Alderman Shoemaker this morning upon
the charge of having stabbed George Roth. The
two men quarreled last night at a house on North
Fourth street, near Columbia avenue. Worth
ington, it is alleged, drew a knife and cut Roth
four times in the leg. He was held in $1,500 bail
to answer at court.
STEAmna CAnrcr.—George Benneke and John
Rink were before Alderman Pancoast on the
charge of the larceny of a roll of carpet from a
carpe teleansing establishment,at Thirty-fifth and
Race streets. They were arrested by Policeman
McLaughlin, of the Ninth District, as they were
leaving a pawn shop, after having pledged the
stolen carpet. The accused wore held in e5OO
bail for trial.
BALE Or Film LINEN GOODEC—HOUBekeePerB
will find at Messrs. Birch Lird Son's Auction Store,
Igo. 1110 Chestnut street, a large assortment of
elegant linen goods, comprising every variety of
table cloths, napkins, towels, sheeting, shirting,
handkerchiefs, &c. The sale will take place to
morrow (Tuesday) morning, at 10 o'clock.
• Go.sas CArrun..:D.—During the past week 101
stray goats were till:en up in the city under the
direetton of the Dial Constables. Of the whole
number, 60 were n deemed and the remaining 85
won sold according to law.
Dian IN ficnom..—John 'McDevitt, aged in
sears, fell dead in school, on Locust street, below
telftetnih, this morning. Ile resided on Stumm
I.reot, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
BOLD TllEFT.—,Busau Due, a colored woman,
vrbitc paaking a store at Water and Arch etreeta
OD Batlll4aY Ilfternoon,lelpcd herself to a bag of
coffee, She was arrcated, and after a bearing be•
lore Ald.Beltler,was committed in default of $6OO
bail.
7' he Fine Arts in Oil Cloths.
Our city has long been noted for her superior
manufacture of oil cloths, and the perfection of
the art seems to have been attained by our enter
prising townsman, George R. Brown, Esq. (for
merly of the firm et Brown & Price), whose cele
brated and extensive "Anchor" Works for their
manufacture is located at Ann and Edgemont
streets, in this city—his office and salesrooms
being at No. 40 South Fourth street. An admi
rable display of the samples of these olegatat oil
clothe is•now being made in the large east win
dow of Messrs. Williams & Woodward's estab
lishment, No. 922 Chestnut street, of which a
morning contemporary says:
"We hare 71e7T2' seen these specimens equaled
in oil cloths of either Amtrican or European 711(177H
fitcture."
The imitations of oak, rosewood, marble,
bronze and mahogany, and the tasteful patterns
for stairs and carriage purposes, no less than the
lull line of enamelled goods embraced in the col
lection, prove that Philadelphia has attained the
highest pinnacle of perfection in the production
of durable, artistic, and elegant oil cloths. We
advise all of our readers to see them.
NEW JERSEY MATTERS.
FaAviv: Bump'Nos.—A large number of citizens
in South Ward, Camden, have petitioned the
Camden City Council to repeal the ordinance
prohibiting the erection of frame buildings, so
far as it applies to that portion of the city lying
below Kaighn's Point avenue. That section or
the city is quite rapidly building up, and this
measure, it is thought, will tend materially to in
crease be many improvements contemplated
there.
OPFNING STRERTS.—RaIpIt Lee, George W.
Carpenter, 13. P. Slaty, James H. Stevens and C.
J. Mines have been appointed commissioners to
assess damages for opening Union avenue;
Fourth street from Penn to State street; Wilson
street from Third to Fourth; Linden street from
Third to Fourth; Pearl street from Third to
Fourth: Birch from Second to Fourth, and Elm
from Second to Fourth streets.
UNPAID TAXES.—There are $20,265 38 of the
taxes oh the warrants of 1867 for the three wards
of Camden still uncollected. The special con
stables have been authorized to make these taxes
within a specified time, at the expiration of which
the amounts will be turned over to the City So
licitor, who will sell the properties, according to
law, against which they am assessed.
Sri E FOR A BALL.---It IS ROW a well settled
matter that Camden is to have a new City Hall.
The building committee have been instructed to
examine and decide upon the eligibility of a loca
tion, and also to ascertain the price for which a
suitable lt,t can be purchased. This indicates a
dutermination of Council to commence it at an
early date.
STEALING MULES —A man named James Carr
has been committed to await a requisition from
the authorities of Cumberland county, on a
charge of having stolen a pair of mules from a
Mr. Hand, at Newport, Cumberland county.
After securing them, he rode to Maiaga, where
he sold them for if :3 00 , then made his way to
Camden, where he was arrested and committed.
N r aw JERSEY BOAT.—The new boat now
being built by the West Jersey Ferry Company
, s to be constructed entirely of Now Jersey ma
serial, and by Camden mechanics. It is rapidly
,dvancing towards completion.
DEDICATING A STREET.The West Jersey Ferry
Company have dedicated George street to the
city of Camden. This is the new street running
from Market to Federal streets, next to the Dela.
war© river.
COLLECTOR. ELECTED.—There being a vacancy
in the office of Collector of South Ward, the City
Uonncil elected, at their last meeting, Mr. Wm.
W., utt to fill that vacancy.
PA - visc;.—The Ordinance Committee of Cam
den Connell are preparing an ordinance providing
for the paving of State street from Water to Front
street, in North Ward.
CITY. NOTICES.
HAMS ! EAMS ! ! HAMS! ! !
Choice Maryland Hams,
Very tine Virginia Hams
, Davis "Star" Cincinnati Hams, •
Newbold's Celebrated Jersey Hams,
For sale by Mitchell & Fletcher, •
1204 Chestnut street
COUNTRY HAMS! COUNTRY HAMS ! !
Averaging only about eight pounds in weight.
- Very desirable.
For eale by Mitchell 8 Fletcher,
1204 Cheatuat street
TnENcs ARE STRAINED AND RACKED by 0.
pereiatent Cottgb, the general strength wasted, and an
Incurable complaint of ten established thereby. Jayne's
Expectorant is an effective remedy for Coughs and
Colds, and exerts a beneticial effect on the Pulmonary
..nd Bronchial Organs. Sold everywhere.
Premium GROVICR & DARitII 13 8 la./guest. Bowing
Machines, 'ISO Chestnut street.
Brno° Saxe. Spring Hats,
Of the newest and latest styles', at
The very lowest prices.
Oall fords', Continental Hotel
JUDICIOUS mothers and nurses use for children
a safe and ',least= medicine in Bowtm!s iNVANT
DIAL.
SPRING has fairly made her. debut, and spring
fashions are opened forluspection. Bartlett comes out
with his 'lobby styles of boots and shoes, excelling a
usual, in style and finish. He has fairly taken the city
by storm, or rather, the citizens have taken him by
storin, so great is the rush for his new styles. Bartle
may be found at 33 South Sixth street,above Chestair.
SrUING HATS. Spring Hats,
Of the r ewest qud latest styles, at
The vary lowest prices.
Oukiords', Continental Hotel.
SURGICAL INSTRUMIINT3 and druggets'
SNOWIiZN Montan,
23 South Eighth street.
SYECIALTY.—AII thosegents desiring
ittinp pantaloons will find them at C. C. Munch
u. ontinental Hotel, Ninth street. as this branch
Paneling is made a specialty, and really warrants a
nvitation. Always a tine stock of goods ou hand
I OWRR'S •SRNNA FIGS, FOR CONSTIPATION
Mt) cents. Depot Sixth and Vine.
BEN BUTLER Objects to fighting a duel witl
:fudge Nelson, because of the infirmity of WI 00,
Ile says lie can draw a note at sight that will brill;
down his man at any time; but a trigger he CA11114;
handle. lien is at home in a suit at law, and look
very well in it, particularly when said suit has boy
furnished from the first-clase Clothing [louse
Charles Stokes & Co., under the Continental.
FLORENCE BEWINO MACHINE.
Florente Sewing Machine.
Florence Sewing Machine.
1123 Cheatnnt area. Philadelphia.
DICAINESB, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH
leases, M. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear. tr
all diseases appertaining to the above members wit
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most Apr
liable sources in the city can be' stien at his °dice, N ,
800 Arch Street. The medical faculty are invited
accompany their patients, as be has no sectety in
practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge ma(
for examination.
SPRING HATS. Spring Hats,
Of the newest and latest styles, at
The very lowest prices.
• Onkfords', Continental Hotel
POTATOES AND DINEEN
For vale at
yd. , I p* 1.232 Market Ktret
riLOTH HOUSE, No. 11 NORTHSECOND S'l..
Sign of thu Golden Lamb.
JAMES & LEE
Have now on hand and are still receiving a large and
choice assortment of. Spring and Summer Goodo.e' preqsiy
adapted to Men's and Boys , a ear, to which they invite
the attention of Merchant... Clothiers, Tailors and other .
COATING GOODS. -
Super Black French Clothe.
Super Colored French Clothe.
Black and Colored Pique f. outings.
Black and Col wed Tricot Coatings.
Diagonal Ribbed Coatings.
Caebinaretts, all colors.
how Ladiee , Cloaking,
SSA Mixed Costinge, &c.
PANTALOON STUFFS.
Black French Doeskins.
do do Cassirnorca.
Now etyles Fancy do.
All shades Mixed Doeskins.
Plaid and Striped Caseimores.
Also, a large assortment of Gerde,Boavertoens,Satinut, ,
Vestinge and geode for But JAMES & holesale and retail.
LED,
No.ll North Goldenet.
Sign of thLamb.
THE DAILY EVENING. BULLETIN-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY; MAY 4, 1868:
WILL BE READYs
AND
FOR SALE, APRIL 30, 1409,
ould's Piano Store/
No. 9,2,3 Chestnut Street,
. 5,000,
MUSIC ALBUMS
Rich Gilt Morocco, with Gilt Edges,
Most Popular Pieces of Music
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
The Retail Price of which would be not lees than
1. Minie Rifle (Polka)
2. 1 dylle
3 C0n501ati0n........,
4. Grand 'triumphal March.
8. Grande Duchesso (Waltz)
6. Mabel (W altz). ........ .
I. Romeo ae d Juliette (Fantod° Air),
Arranged by H. Clarke
"8. Faust (Song), "In the Language of Love."
used by permission of Oliver Ditson & Co.... Gounod
ik ' , Divine La tirade (Polka Militaire) ..... ...J. Ascher
10. Perle (Ps, Demean° (Dinette a la fdazourka)..J. Ascher
11. Marche Du Snore (Coronation).... ...... ....bleyerbeer
12. Don Carlos (trantasio Clarke
18. Grande Duchease (Quadrille). ...... ....J. Offenbach
14. Guards' Godfrey
15. La Traviata (Pot Pouiri), arranged by H. Cramer
16. 11 Ti ovatore (Pot Pourri), arranged by H. Cramer
17. Grunde Duchesee (Song, "It is a Legend
Old),". ........... .... ......,..... ...... J. Offenbach
18. Romeo and Juliette (Air), arranged by H. Clarke
19. Bohemian (I irl -(Po t Pourri) H. Cramer
20. CI arnpagne Charlie (Song) A. Lee
41aRton's Book Store, No, 1214 Chestnut St.
Union Plano Company, 1017 Walnut St.
Conrad Brothers, No. 1107 Chestnut Qt.
nv2B R&D
AIM H Ltsi, JIISWELILY, &C.
BAILEY & CO.,
819 CHESTNUT STREET
llase just received the
NEW PATENT
"OCULAR GRADUATED"
OPERA GLASS
819 CHESTNUT STREET.
: ; wf mrtlf
BUTLER, MeCA.RTY at CO.,
131 North Second Street,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
American, National, Howard and Tremont
WATCHES.
mh2o•f m w 2mrn6
WATCHES
DIAMONDS,
STERLING SILVER WARE,
AND
FINE JEWELRY,
AT PRICES MUCH. BELOW TBE-USUAL RATES.
JAMES T. GALLAGHER,
(Late of Bailey & Co.. formerly Bailey & Kitchen.)
1300 Chestnut Street.
mylf wrps
REDDINO, FEATHERS, w().
44 North '7 ent h
Bedding and Feather Warehouse.
Feathere of eli qualities,
Feather ikds, Ito Were and Pillow.
Spring and flair Matreeree.
Husk and Straw Mammas.
Iron Bedstesds of :& eines.
Tncher'• delete aced spring Beds.
110 vu's celebrated Spring Cots.
llormycomb Quilts. Lancaster Quilts
Alhambra Quilts, Imperial Quiltd.
Germantown Quilt., Allendale Quint
ritrWith 112 handsome and complete variety
of Marseilles Counterpanes ac can be fount in
the city, of whits, pink, and orange colors.
ItgirAnd we keep and cell Blankets ae cheap
ae anybody. Window Shades in great variety
of pattern at the lowest market prices,
AMOS HILLBORN,
No. 44 N. Tenth Street, below Arch.
mhll•w f m 2m•n
PL.111.113 SALE—JAMES A. Eltl4.lsliN, AUG
EHomer. on Wednesday, May 18th,1868, at 12 o'clock,
noon, will LP Fold at eel , at the Philadelphia
exchange. the following described reel estate, vi z No
I.—stone House, Ridge aveutte, halls of Schuylkill. A,
to o.story alone house and lot, situate on the wste•ly aide
of he /Age road, near the Falls of Schuylkill, and
bounded by Yoe. 2 and 8 hereinafter described ;containing
la front or breadth on Ridge road 31 fret 10 lathes, and ox.
tending in depth 360 feet, more or4ese, to low water-marg.
lu the rivtr Schuyleill. •
N 014.2 to 6, inclusive—Lots, Ilidge avenue —570. ". A. lot
of, ground adjoining the above on tile west and also ad
joquirg property now.occupied by Mr. Leon, being 20 fee.
front by 363 feet deep to low water mark in Ice river
Schuylkill
No 3 A lot adjoining 7'.70 1 to the eastward, being 20
feet front by about 300 feet deep to low water mark in the
ricer tie buy kill.
No. 4. A of adjoining No 3 to the eastward, being 20
feet front by a. out 855 feet deep to low water mark in the
river L(1111)1511 1
No 5. A lot adjoining No 4 to the eastward, being 20
feet front by about 350 feet deep to low water murk is the
river Srlie‘ It ill,
eo 6. A lot adjoining No. 5 to the eastward. being 20
feet front to Mowers's' lot by about 347 feet a Mello d ep
to low water mark in the river hohoylkill. Plan at the
levet ion 'tote.f Alt clearof Aucumbrance.
SIOO to be lade on tmett at the tune of sale.
JA hit 8 A. Fttlah..M. N;, s net toneer,
fro,. 429., Wahl., at oat,
TO LET •
NITXT DOOR 1 1'0 POST OFFICE
I:utirs Upper part, Btoenicut and Sub.Cellin'. APPIY a
x•3O Chestnut Street.
,-.-, A PLEABAT'A RESIDENIT T( sifient 'fug
,• boonner stoothe. - A modern noose, well furnished.
with Mitt groooda. o ell Nliaded, nt Woo Mull , . N. J.
A t tly to flint, LADD, on the preothio, JNO, K.
\A' ter„ 4iio Commyree street._ my 4 mW f St*
rI'ENT—A 11:113NISUFD ItOITSE AT GER.
Itowtotvv, (10ifthmilly Himnted; wit I saw, writor,
tut.l,ng hitchea, gatatu, 6:c. Apply att 11 - 4 10..ket
111 1 . I' my 4431.•
THE runt. MTORYI - LING N
Ito 1 , wint, o.
outh Woad Intpilre 61 J. gr. SHINN.
Ste' o , lt!,wvit , orrwr of c u d Sprlkeo hArnali. Relit
ma9l.BtrPS
upstacivreons4
IN I: %V
BOUND IN
CONSISTING OF
OF THE
FRFTEEN DOLLARS.
G. Horzborg
:Charles B. I..yeberg
Mondelseohn
..........J. Ooncono
J Offenbach
....... ..H.jaodfroy
ALSO AT
REAL ESTATE SALES.
TO KENT•
QtyarEToLlli AM O. OIL, OLO aWU
, .
1868 . eARPE'rs ,. 1868•
GLEN ECHO MILLS
Germantown, Philadelphia*,
MeCALLUM, CREASE & $l,OO
iteepectfully inrite the attention of
THE TRADE
to their large Stock of
CARPETINGS,
of their own and other Manufactures.
No. 509 CHESTNUT STREET.
1868. REMOVAL 1868.
OF OUR
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
From 519 Chestnut Street,
TO
NO. 609 CHESTNUT STREET,
Where we are now opening
AN IMMENSE 'NEW STOOK
OF
FOREIGN CARPETINGS,
Embracing all the latest and choicest styles of
pPRIN,SWINIKAITAMI.P BRUSSELS, 'EI,
MASK, AND PALATINE VENETIANS; ALSO , ENO
LISII OIL CLOTHS, together will a full line of
DOMESTIC CARPETINGS.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS and VENE
TIANS, for HALLS and STAIRS, with extra borders.
Men ALLTIM, CREASE tk SLOAN,
m amrPt
CARPET, OIL CLOTHS,
CANTON MATTINGS, &o,
Just received per late steamer.
E. H.GODSHALK & CO.
728 Chestnut Street.
IL GODSHALL TUZO. L WIZDHRSHILL
Jana=
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING%
IMPORTATION OF 1808.
All the Latest and Best Styles
AT
REDUCED PRICES.
TOWNSE NI) & CO.,
No 59 N. Second St., below Aroh.
apl6 1 mrpf,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTH,
MATTINGS, £O.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
pa e d e c r o e Zna c i=ai p o r l i ffrot y Po i r Y nierp d ri are
LEEDOM & SHAW,
010 Arch Street,
Between Ninth and Tenth Street&
fell-awl)*
No. 44
North
ibst Pr
Street.
helms.
Arch.
NEW CARPETS.
JAMES H. ORNE, ► ON & CO.,
626 Chestn - iit Street,
Have opened New Carpets. 011 Cloth, Druggete. Canton
and Cocoa Matting, Huge, &c.
Winona, Brussels,
Velvets, Extra Tapestries.
Tho above are our own Patterns.
English Ingrains, Three PIYS,
Oil Cloths, 13 ruggete,
' English Venetian,
Cocoa Matting,
Straw Matting,
OF 011 R OWN IMPORTATION Tall IPBING,
Some very euperior, all of whichwe offer at lowest prices
JAMES H, ORNE, EO N & CO,
Chestnut, below Seventh.
• em 9 2mrPL
No. 41
North
TENTI
Stroot
bolow
Arch.
b itov
Arch.
CANTON MATTING.
Our Own Importation This Spring.
BOISE VERY SUPERIOR
3-4, 7-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4
mi CUTE AND BED OH ECK
STRAW MATTINGS.
JAMES H. OHNE, SON & 00.,
626 Chestnut St" below Seventh:
WI 'Ann§
To Architects and Builders.
IfiyatiNs Patent Lead Band and Ooment Sidewalk
Lights, Vault Lights, Floor and Roof Lights, made by
Brown Bros., Chicago, for sale. fitted and lald do AM by
itoliEesT WOOD di CO.
1186 Ridweivenua.
Sole Agents tor Philadelphia.
a p_B wpm entry§
AliKlNti J.NDKUBLEI INK. MO !Una
tug. Braiding. Stamping. &c.
ALTORRY.
- Filbert staid.
I,DDIS AND ID,ON *AIN (ITN
R 11,R02.1.13 COM PA NY'S
Mtirp . s4 age
Sven Per Ci4li;
,26. Year touts.
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lettrthi teopons due lot February and
Augutt, pouble in the City of
L em 'fork.
The title of the St. Louis end Tron Mountain Railroad
hut h,g been confirmed by" Act Of the General aasembly of
the State of this. uri, and the Bonds d..claredi valid the
WO' k of extending tit - same to a connection with • the
Bout tin e•ystem of roads, at Col.imbne, hy.. to now going
rapidly OVA ard o
Nin, -ono tiding being In profitable
op. a ath n fort).fivo wilco of now work graded, with intim
cough on hand, for foi ty.eoven mil ii, it is eat:meted that
the hew line, troy St. lauds to Belmont, one hundred
nodtinny-i lave mute, will be opened for buelmafearly
next yeni, no that there will ho a continuous Hno from rlt
Louie to Mobile, n cw• Orleans and other I:Southern cities.
A %cry large traffic is tiotielp ited.
lit old part of the road tninety.orke mitre) already
mane euough to secure all tit.- interest oa the whole mort•
gene del t, and 'ho ex. (melon completed will vastly in•
ciesee the earnings. The procteds of these Bends going
into the • eta nefon of the roan adds to the eoturtty, and a
oj d branch enuth weeterardly from eilot Knot., for
%%Ida a cmli,uheidy - nf 405,000 per mile la granted by the
State, no a free got to the Company, will add very much
to the value of their property.
TliOnAfi ALLEN,
Preeident , St. Loofa, fin,
IL G. la ARQU
Vice en:eider:it. New York.
We, the undersigned, coa recommend these Seven
per cent Mortgage Bonds faireSt. Louis and Iron Moon.
tan Railroad as a good security. Tnis revenue of the road
will be hasp . and the administration of the affairs of the
Company In in capable and experienced hands, and is en
titled to the greatest confidence of the public.
JA1.F.813. THOMAS. Idea or of St. Louis. •
JOHN J. ROP, Phi Union Merchants' Exchange, St,
Louis (Chamber of Commerce)
E. V. rO)I, Pres. St' outs Board of Trade
BARTON BATES, l'rea North Missouri Railroad.
J. B. BRIT I oN, Pres. Nat. Bank of the State of illissourl,
in St. Louis.
WM. L. EVI. LNG, Pres. of the Merchants ' Nat. Bank of
St Louis.
GEM OE 11. REA, Pree. Second Nat. Bank. St. Louis.
JAIREe B. FADS. Chief Engineer St. Louie and Illinois
Bridge Co.
Ok IoRGE R. TAYLOR. Pros. Pacific Railroad (of Ms.
sonri).
WiLLIAMTACSSIO. Pres. Traders' Bank, St Louis.
Jklo. R. LIONBEhOER, Pres. Third hat. Bank of IR.
Louis. Mo
ADO' FRCS METER, Vice Pree. Union Pacific Railway
(P. D.)
In 'BF KT BARTH. Prot none= Savings Institution.
ALLEN, COPP dot 1813E7'; Bankers. at Louts.
A limited amount of the above named Bonds for sale at
E (; DTI -Pithe prePent. We Invite the attention
c.pitalist , and others to them as, in our opinionos very
desirable investment. destined to rank as a firatchiss
security.
I sem-Wive Pamphlets, Maps and Information can be
had on application to
TOWNSEND WHELEN & CO.,
ACENTR OF MR St NM AND IRON 3101.1 MAIN R. B. CO
w f m fitrps
NE W YORK STOCKS
ALL FLUCTUATIONS IN TELI
'NEW YORK MARKET
Stooks, Gold an Governments,
Constantly turntsbed us by our New York 11013U6
STOOKS
Bought and Sold on
Y Co
ork mmission In Philadelphia. Nei
and Boston.
GOLD
Bought and Sold'in large and email &Mounts.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Bought and Bold at New York Price*
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO,
NEW YORK, f PHILADELPHIA,
2 Nassau AU I 1619. Third AU
POPULAR LOAN.
Principal and Lacteal Payable in Gold,
CENTRAL PACIFIC
IZAILIEI.4::›AJD
First Mortgage Bonds.
Woo of DE HAVEN & BRO.,
No. 40 South Third St:
WE OFFER FOR RALE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC R. R. CO.
At Par. and Back Interest.
There Is a very large Enrersean demand for theas
Rends. which, added to very large home demand. will
soon absorb 6U the bonds the Company can lama
The above Bonds pay Six Per Cent. Interests
ti Gold, and are a First Mortgage on a road
,usting about three times their amount, with von
.srge and constantly increasing net revenue.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF GOVNENUON7
MUMMA (TOLD,
No. 40 S. Third St.
Seyen per Cent. Mortgage Bonds
OF TUB PRNABDWIAADMIaIpEW V . ORK atom
Gum anteed, Prinoipal and Interest,
By the Lehigh Valley Balboa&
These Ronda are a • ortion of $ V I CO on a road which
will coat about $5O 1 1 000, and be gnarantee_d by & i b c e l,
Leblg e T e i r l y le i Lßallroad. roma' about Mom
pect.
A First-Class Inveerbrrtent.
At H theypay" 22chtht " " tATM l t l I Lehigh Valley eat 96
At 106 " " "
Norm Penna. Vs at 90.
We offer them for sale at
Diri and accrued interest from Dee. 1861.
C. & BORIE.
8 Merchanth' Excluinge.
OR
BOWEN & FOX,
13 Merchants' Exchange.
imu.s.nrDE
BANKING HOUSE
JAYCOOKE&G X
112 aii.4114, So. +MAID ST. PRMAJYAL
Dealers In all Government Securities.
1111NALLIICIA10
EA.SIRABE. L INVFIISTMENTEty
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Prallucluithmr 1 and 8 pervent: interest.
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LBUIGH
NAVICATr i I Attit in itetO N AD sllum
~rßtEr AIL AX 103 6 - 0 11UE107.
ERIE CITY SEYSPLPER VENT. NOS, EOURED
BY
%VAT 4 "4 4g Irlteiv ß isir ages
UNION *NO JAY reciPOKT RAILROAD FIRM
MORTGAGE N sEva N PERCENT..
COLUMBUS B anitfl a ide n
att ti l flitia
FIRST NORTtiACE DEVLN CENT. ONm.
u i
The ettentiL l =Vg:Ttt to Invest tnone7 or ~.
jj
change securities Is invited to the above. lawma n
and vices given on oppllastiati.
DRE3CEL &
134 South Third Street.
Seven per cent. Firot Mtge. Bonds
OP MB
Danville, Hazleton & Waelbarre LL
FREE FROM ALL TAIEFS.
This WNW will eormeet with the Northam centres
philadelphia and Erie. Lehigh Valley. Lehigh Naviga
tion. and Hazleton Railroads, and ovens one of the
richest eretlons of the g , eat middle Coal field.
We offer for sale a limited amount of these Bonds at
the very low Me of
8$A*1410:11/.1)1ED INTEREST.
BOWEN & FOX,
13 Merrohante Exohange;
CADIES'iDIiEISIf 0001 M.
FRINGES
FRINGES ! I
'ALL TILE LATEST STYLES.
J. Gk.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
No, 1.032 Chestnut Street.
Corner of Eleventh.
mvi arp
11111LLIIVENV GOODS.
WOOD & CARY,
BONNET OPENING;
Thursday, April 2, 1868,
No. 725 Chestnut Street,
PUILADELPSIAI
.0 Ladies Making their . Bonnets
CAT' I LND ALL TEE MATEMALB AT
GEORGE W. MILES'S,
911 ou:tetra:a Street (Worth Side);
Straw Bonnets and
French Flowers,
Gibbons,
Laces.
Frosted and Plain Nations,
With narrow LACES. in Colon to mottle.
Fteoth and New York Sonnet Frames,
or. 6c,
Liberal discount to
911 Chestnut Street:
a. Wry
I{loffliolrAti.
IRJEISIOVA.I.4.
KERR'S CHINA HALL.
Citizens and Strangers are Invited to Wait Vs
AT
OUR NEW STORE,
1218 chestnut Street.
THE STOCK O}'
CHINA, GLASS AND STONEWARE,
ARTICLES OF VERTU, Etc.,
WILL BZ YOUNH
The largest and Moat Comprehensive
Ever exhibited on this nide of the Atlantic. It was se.,
cured direct from the manufacturers. Boyers from us.
therefore. obtain the smallest lots at wholesale prices.
JAMES K. KERR & BRO.
an'l
vUu(S.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
N E corner Fourth end Race Ste.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AND
PAINT MANUFACTURERS,
Offer to the trade or consumers.
Pure White Lead, Zino White,
Colored Paints Varnishes, Oils,
.Axtists' Materials, &o.
Agents for the celebrated
fIBILLI MUNDANE UNOW WQITI ZINC,
superior to any other White Paint for inside work.
ry o solicit milers from those who want
PURE PAINTS.
291 and 203 North Fourth Street,
;Taff • Northeast corner of Four
Str r eet.
uOUSES - IFOR - SALE.
FOR SA.I,E—A SORREL HORS% FULL 15
hands. round. etylleh nod remarkably easy under
451 M the ;saddle. Apply at diet stable in Dean above
Spitice, mud vide.
01,AJNIIAGEbip
laTIWJO BIC B. LAPIE,:COACICSI&ICER, Is 7 0.1907
Market Street4iss on hand an aanortmout of
superior bullt earrlageS, which ho offers at
very rav sons bin prices. " my4.m.w,f.4
istoAlairoirifitik.
RitilVrtiGnii'.olM-"485 BoAttniNGniA.4r4t BD
iiiPES FIEENDLi PRUNEI3.--6o 04.5163
esOistere and fanny_ !mixes, imported sad for mile by
JOB. U. BUOOLDE 4 130.4 ICS Smith Delaware IiVeIIUAL
FRINGES.I I