Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, April 03, 1869, Image 2

GOIW TO SLEEP.
Como hither my uuny , u O < 1 “ r | llnBr >
flowersin the garden
'JJ g « bavegonir borne from ISO clover,
-^Ttieewallowßiare under the Caves,
Aid down Id tbc orchard tbe robin
broods ovir ber nest in the leaves.
Come baby, my beanly, my darling!
Yonr ta< s are heavy with 6,ct Pv... .
Ton" lime rod month has grown silent,
A'fid lts InxagbUT call k„ep;
Lay oil ttu vliltc rota-B from your Buouldcrs,
Ut-clatp .Ihf puihU sbotß from your foot
Ob. datauut blossom or Eden,
1 kJ»yon, my lily, my sweet!
Do .yon fed tbe cool wind coming Boltly,
And see the young moon in the sky?
The clotrds csilioK over the anneet,
The bale lllttlDK eilenlly by?
Do yon bear bow the catoe are lowing
Aioi g ibe green lane by tbe bill ?
Ard ibe brook running over the pebbles,
With mUtic thut neVer Is still ?
How bush while I sing lo yon,baby,
A tnjjg ol the angels above.
That come on invisible pinions
To watch o’er Ibe children they love.
Bo all through your beautiful dreaming
Tbe voice of tour mother shall creep,
U H, hearing the harplngs celestial,
Your sou! should fly homeward In sleep!
EDMUND KEAN.
'Where (a'sbs tbe Athenaeum, In the course
its review of Hawkins's new Life of Kaao)
|B tiiere a fiiie comprehension of Siakspaare’s
tragic characters manifested on the stage?
And can it besaidof such comprehension a B
there iB oh the part of many worthy and con
players that It; springs from El
mod > Kean ? Me was a master, but he
made no school Inferior players used to
imitate and to exaggerate the way in which,
•s Othello, he literally seemed struck “all of
a heap*’ when lago bade him beware of jsal
onev. -It was their cue—or, at all events,
Tthat they could easily do—to imitate
his hoarse utterances, but no human organ
hntihis ever gave such inconceivable harmony
to the passage beginning with “Farewell the
plumed troop." It was fall of
ej quisle tenderness, a passionate tenderness
*Bd a sad calm sorrow, that ns.sd to make the
hearts oi his hearers betray themselves at their
eves. The actor’s lips seemed to b'hed music
eoc h music never so attuned on human
Bps before or since. There was no imitating
anch quality as this; still, imitators abounded,
M d players whose delivery of the
••Farewell” was like sweet bells jingled,
felled quite as fully when they tried
Kean’s great points made by the
utterance of a few monosyllables or a single
word Of these were “Well, as you guess?’
“Is that the law 9" the “Good nigbt, my
lords!” o» waking from the reverie in
which, as Richard, he drew the plan of the
battle-field w i h the point of his sword; and,
we taiay add, the look of impotent hatred
widr which, in Bbylock, he awept his enemy
when ordered to refund the money, give up
half hifl estate, and become henceforth a
Christian. These points were tried by Kean’s
Imitators. We still see them tried by respect
able actors, bht they are points which now
make no impression; whereas, in the old
days, audiences used, as it were, to lay in
wait tor them,prepare lot their reception,and
eagerly seek to be pricked into ecstasy.
Extract!, from tbo Biography
GAIiKICK B WIDOW ON KEAN.
“Octogenarians may remember the face so
ftUbfiiily dtlineated by Mr. Cruikshank ap
peati'gin a box at Drary lane or Oovent
ttlaiden on the occasion of a new actor’s first
BPpearßi.ee, ibe manager prompting her to
sav tbatlhe ‘debutant' reminded her of Da
vid in order that the representation might
bnpnES itself favorably on the audience; out
in the case of Edmund Kean fihe spoke sin
cerely, he did remind her of Garrick, and re
sembled him in manner more than any actor
ahe had/tVer seen. She immediately pro
nounced him her husband’s legitimate succes
sor; Sent him fruit from Hampton, and re
vaidld him for the impression which his
‘Richard’ produced upon her by presenting
him with the Garter, stage jewels,
and various paraphernalia worn by Gar
rick in the character. Nor did the
respect she paid to “Edmund stop here. When
be dined with her at Adelpbi Terrace, she
assigned him,with a grave solemnity of mau
nef, a particular chair for his accomm ida
ticn. ‘Why this one in particular?’he asked,
tad the old lady in reply in ormed him that It
was Garrick's lavorite cnair—‘Yes,sir,David’s
livoriie chair, hid chair; think of that. You
a.e the only person l think worthy of sitting
in ii.’ A firm friendship between the old
ltdy and the young actor speedily took
place; and to Mrs. Garrick, wno was often
to be Been a welcome visitor at the
actor’s house, Kean was wont ti commuai
«lle his professional troubles. Ou one occa
sion he complained to her of the inaccurate
observation of ibe critics in their notices of
his conceptions, readings, points nod other
peculiarities. ‘These people,’ he Baid, ‘don’t
understand their business; they give ms credit
vhere 1 don’t deserve it, and pass over
passages on which I have bestowed the ut
most care and attention. Because my style i nra jamc«oß as an Art Critie.
is easy and natural they think I don’t study, ! In the diflusion of the knowledge ot Art,
and taik shout the ‘sudden impulse of j time will probably decide that her labors
genius.’ There is no such thing as impulsive j have been most effec ive. Her early resat
seiißg; all is premeditated and studied before- ness to assume the function oi Art-critic gave
band. A man may act better or worse on a ; way in time, in some measure, to the more
particular night, from particular circum- i fitting pretension of making HandbooKs or
Manets; but although the execution 1 Art Collections, and Borne valuable Keys to
may not be so brilliant, the conception Is the ! Art-types, supplied in an historical form, in
tame. 1 have done alt these things at country j regaid to pictures, as to life and men, her
theatres, and perhaps better, before I was re- , point of view was at first intensely subjec
coeniztd as a great London actor; but the j live; aud her interpretations were liable to
applause I received never reached as far aB ; error in proportion; so that her knowledge oi
London’ —‘You should write your owu crltl Art was denied by the highest authorities,
clams,’ replied the old lady ; ‘ JJavid always But she studied long, and familiarised herßeir
did ’ Bo far from maintaining tne authority with so extensive a range «>f Art, that her
of bis statement that ‘there was no sucu J metaphysical tendencies were to a consider
tbice as impulsive acting, ‘Kean frequently ] able extent corrected, and Bhe popularized a
proved exactly the contraiy. He siouied his gnat deal of knowledge which would not
characters with the greatest anxiety and care, otherwise have been brought within reach or
but be frequently rejected ihe premeditated ibe very large class of readers or her later
course, and played iu a manner that even his works. Her “Handbook” to our publio gal
wife, before whom he constantly rehearsed, 1 leries, ber “Companion” to our private gatte
bad not the least conception of. Wheu , ties (in and Dear L rndon), are works or real
asked his reason for so doing, he replied, ‘I , uiliiiy; and there is much that is instructive
fell that what 1 did was right. Before I was as well as charming in her “Legends ot tne
only rehearsing.’ ” ! Monastic Orders, and of the Madonna.
kban'b goodness. j Harriet Alartmeau.
“Just after he hail gone olf the Btage In one I - T
Of the scenes of Richard 111., and ‘While : Belles of nary Queen of Scots,
the thundering applause of the house was I Borne relies of Mary Queen of Scots, be
rnthlng slier him like an overwhelming tor- ■ queatbed to her Majesty by the late Lord
fent,’be caught sight of a subordinate per- BelbaveD, have ju6t been forwarded to Wtna
fcinucr, dresied as a menial in' the play of sor Csstle. They consist of an ebony enuioet,
which he was the hero. ‘Do you not Te- licbly ornamented in front with designs to
member me, my friend?’ ‘No, sir,’returned tortoiseshell, standing hbout four feet _to
the maD, somewhat startled at such an uaex- height, brought by Queen Mary, with .per.
peeled interrogatory; ‘I bar that I cannot from France; a purse, the. wprk pf. Queen
claim ibe honor of having ever been known Mary’sown hands; and a piece of,.unleavened
to yon.’ ’You mistake. Don’t yomrecollect btoud in a neat box. to tvpjcp JMJ aWwatia
Wbin ypn playtd the part of -- nt Orury- history is attached, but it is tradition illyaa
lane* that a llitle boy bore np your train? I dtrstood to have been a fragment of .What
was lhat little boy/ The story of the man Quten Mary had used when receiving the
who claimed to be a brother actor of Gar- ' euciament of tho Eucharist. Toere Is also a
tick, saying, ‘When you played Hamlet I lock ol Mary’s hair.
played ths Cock,’ is precisely the reveres of
this.”
KE4K AKD OKORGB FREDERICK OOOKE. _
“When George Frederick was pUyrng at
•Liverpool the managers found great
iu keeping him sober; but, after repeated
iransgreieionp, he solemnly promised not to
< tlend again during hia atav. Iq the
ot the day upon which the promise was
made, Cooke was not to be found when
wanted ior Sir Pertinax Macsycophaat; tue
audieuce grew impatient, the
Btornii d and all waain-mostadmireddisorder.
Af.er a long searoh the manager discovered
him at a pot house near the theatre, where
hewaß dunking with great composure and
perseverance out of a very small glass. Oa,
Mr. Cooke,’ exclaimed the irritated m tnage ,
>bi,u have sgain broken your solemn promise;
did you not tell me you would give over
drinking?’ Cooke surveyed the manager
with ihe most provokiog coolness, and said,
•I certainly did make such a promise; but you
canuol expect a man to reform all at onee;
1 have given over drmkiag in a great
measure’ end the incorrigible player held
up he small glass to the manager a
This was not the only anecdote
deressor which Kean related with tonuite
relish Cooke was playing ‘Maobeth one
night at a Scottish theatre, wncn the manager
seeioir that be was greatly exhausted when
the fifth act came on, offered him some
whisky in a very small thistle glass, saying
Tt the same Uni, by way of onc rurageoren
‘Tnke that, Mr. Cooke; take that, sir, It is
the ital mountain dew; that will never hurt
lot. sir “ ‘Not if it were vitriol, •rejoined
Cooke, significantly, as he swallowed it.
ANECDOTE CF dr. BMITII.
•■On the mu of February, 1831 Citifies
the D ) be was announced to play Othello
It Drury Une. On the morning of that day
be Void me that be tell bo unwell as to find it
necessary to send bis secretary, Mr. up
to London, with an apology for his inability
£ itrform. To re assure him, I promised
o Accompany him it he would go. HU eye
b?iXed,aS be replied, ‘lt would give me
creat confidence to know that you were be
the scenes; so I will-’ I afterward,
found it impossible to go with him in bis
post-chaise, but I promUed to be at theatre
to less than an hour alter him. He went
Contrary to my expectations, I was able to
reach the theatre belore the performance com
menced. The announcement that I was Mr.
Kean s med.cal adviser gained me imme
diate admission to the back of the stage,
and upon going Into Uie tragediau s
dres’siog room, I found him seated m
the chair before the glass, an attendant colar
inghUface for ‘O .hello, and a goblet of hot
brandy and water upon the table in front of
him. His dressing-room was Bttll haunted
bv noble and distinguished visitors, some of
whim were smokiog and drinking withhiin.
Kean seemed very pleased to see me, and, in
answer to my inquires, said that he felt well
.mouch to go through with his part. I
tinted to his brandy and water, and shook
my head. ‘Ab,’ he returned, with a mejan-
SfotvHßile, ‘until four years ago l could play
without that, but I can’t do- Othello now
ntthniit it.’ He played very finely, and the
were in ecstasies/ la the fifth act
he was nearly exhausted, and when the cur
taitTfell 1 found that he was very feeble.
HU post-chaise, standing outside, ready to
start for Richmond, attracted the at
tention of the people as they went
ont and a crowd assembled to see
him drive off. It was a beautiial might, and
thtv waited patiently until the tragedian,
washed a part or the brown com-
Diexicm of the Moor from his face, and ex
chat) Kid his rich Oriental dress for that of the
nineteenth century, came out.- As he issued
Irom the stage door they gave him a tre
mendous cheer; he was tneu swiftly caught
up,aid carried in triumph to the post-otulse.
‘Hi 1 Slop!’ I cried, thiokiog ih&t the coach
man, who did not know that [ was there,
would drive off without me. “Let that gen
tleman pass tnrougb, will you ? said Kean to
some of the crowd; ‘he is my medical ad
viser.’ The words were no sooner out of his
line than I fonnd my Belf lifted off terra jirma,
and in the twinkle of an eye deposited by the
side of my patient in the poßt-chaise. Me
appeared not at all unused to demonstrations
like these, and seemed to enjoy my amazs
ment very much. Wo then drove off at fa!
speed.”
the falling OF the cubtaih.
“His wnole.Ufe at Richmond was one or
self-reproach; and as an illustration of this, a
further extiact from Dr. Smith’s communi
cations to me will be acceptable to the
reader. *1 need him everyday. One
evtninp, in the|summerof 1832, 1 crossed
the green and went into his house, the door
h< iog open. In the twilight, I saw the figure
of Mr Lee, Dot very clearly defined, Bund
ing 8 t the door of Mr. Kean’s sitting room.
Tne secretary, who was attentively
listening to something, raised his fin
ger to enjoin silence. The tragedian
was silting at his piano, accompanying
himself to an inexpressibly beautiful singing
of “Those Evening Bells.” Next he sang
wi'b exquisite sweetness and pathos one or
two of Moore’s melodies, after which he re
peated “Those Evening Bells.’ At first he
taDg with great clearness; but gradually hi 3
voice became plaintive in the extreme,“-then
tremulous,—then thick, as if with emotion.
It slowly died away, and a dead silence
followed. I softly opened the door and went
in. His bead was bowed down upon the
piano, and as he raised it on hearing my
approach, a moonbeam fell upon the keys of
the instrument, showing me that they were
; wet with tears.’"
THE DAILY EVBHIHG BULLETIN—PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 3,186 j.
THE MARCH OP OPINION IN GREAT
BRITAIN.
A Few ti«minl*cencos.
Look back at John Bull as he was from
1837 to 1848, and it will be found that, surly
as we think him now, he was formerly s'ill
lees engaging. Mr. Joseph Irving has pub
lished in London a very singular collection of
“Annals,” in which he revives ® quantity of
newspaper gossip that old people are fort
une. It is curious that all the most interest
ing passages bear very hard on Bull. Mr.
Irving’s data commence with' the accession of
Victoria:
EAltl.Y OKPOVULAEiXT OF VIOTOBI^.
We have unequivocal evidence for the first
three years of lire Queen’s ’’reign of her un
popularity in aristocratic’ "quarters, which
culminated iu the bedchamber episode on the
migration of Lord Melbourne’s ..ministry.
The ladies-in-waitißg Of Whig families wm
nad bee appointed by him were required to
ntigD by ibe incoming Minister, Sir Ribert
Peel- and her Majesty's succetisfat Assertion
of her independence left much bad feeling
aniODg the Tory aristocracy. At Ascot the
Queen was hissed from the boxes ia the
Urund Stand, and two ladies of high rank
were accused of having taken part in this de
ruons’.ra ion.
DUELLING.
Many notices of duelling occurred during
these early years of the reigm As one in
stance, on January A, 1840, a meeting took
plate at Wormwood Scrubs between Mr.
HorimaD, M. P., and Mr. Bradshaw, M. r.,
“in const qnence of the former having stated
at Cockermouth that the latter ‘has thetongne
of a uaiior, but lacks the courage to become
a rebel. ’ ” Neither being injured, Mr. Brad -
shaw withdrew his offensive remarks on her
Majesty’s conduct, probably in reference to
the above matter of the ladies in-wailing.
PRETENSION OF THE ABISTOOBATB.
Aristocratic influence was more openly
pr vtn ful in those days than now. L-»rd Gar
digen’s cruel insolence to his subordinate,
Captain Reynolds, was vindicated by a court
ninriia), which dismissed the latter from the
service October, 1840, while the former was
visited with a “memorandum” inviting him
to “give an example of moderation, temper,
aid discretion.” In February of the next
year the Earl was brought to trial before bis
Peers for feloniously shooting at Cap
tain Tucket*, whom he bad met iu a
dnel. Sir William Folletl’a objection o 1 his
behalf that the Captain Harvey Tuskett,who
was present on Wimbletloa Common on me
1 2th of September, might not be the same
person as Captain Harvey Garnett Phipps
Tmkeit, who was in cußtody for an offence
there committed, was regarded as jusuiyuig
an acquittal by all the Peers present.
ATTEMPTS ON VIOTOP.IA'B LIFE.
During tne early years of the (Queen’s reign
a n markable number of attempts were made
upon her life; most of them apparently the
rtstilt of mere delusion, not of political feel
ing The “boy Jones” was a more harmless
enthusiast. Without any discoverable m .tive
be three times gained access to Buckingham
Palace- and on the first occasion remained
there several days, till Mrs. Lilley, the nurse
of the Princess Royal, discovered him uader
a snfa. After hia third offence he was sent
to sea in one of her Majesty’s ships, and pro
bably cured.
I ECCENTRICITY of 818 CHARLES NAPIER.
S'.r Charles Napier, of Bctode, tlUed_the
place, which is never long vacant la ;Eq?-
lad, ofa grotesquely self-willled public cha
racter in high authority. In a division order,
dated Succur, November 21, 1842, he add:
* Gentlemen, aB well as beegnre, may, u
Ihev like, ride to the devil when they get on
horseback: but neither gentlemen nor beg
ears have a right to send other people there,
which will be the case if furious riding be al
lowed in camp or beyond.”
BHBIXEI AKD HIS PUBLISHER.
In June, 1841, Mr. Muxon was found guilty
rf blasphemy lor publishing the works of
Shelley, in spite of a brillUnt defence by the
author’s friend, Serjeant Talfourd.
FOETT-EIGHT TN ENGLAND.
In England tbb Chartist fiasco was the
counter-clap of/tnese continental movements;
but in Ireland preparations were made for a
furiouß conflict The United Irishman of
the Ith of March instructs the people thus :
“In the vocabulary of drilling is no such
phrase as ‘infantry prepare for window-pota,
brickbats, logs of wpod, chimney-pieces,
heavy furniture, light pokera, and these,
thrown vertically on the heads of a column
below from a parapet or top-story, are irre
sistible.” To such missiles as broken glasß,
for maiming the horses' feet, “revolutionary
citizens add always boiling water or grease,,
or, better, cold vitriol, if available.
l’ltlßCE ALBERT ACCUSES THE BEITIBH OOH
BTITCTION IH 1868.
It was in June, 1855, that Prince Albert
uttered his criticism on Constitutional Gov
ernment as an instrument for national action
In limes of war. This unfortunate speech
does, undoubtedly, bring a Berleß of accusa
tions aeainst the English Constitution, or at
hast against its ordinary and normal action.
“Gentlemen,” it concludes, “Constitutional
Government is under a heavy trial, and can
only pass triumphantly through it if the
co ntry will grant its confidence —a patriotic,
indulgentand self-denylDg confidence—to her
Majesty's Government” This waa said by
the highest non political personage in tue
country, at a time when the inquiry ordered
by the nation into the conduct of a great
r ntif>rol enterprise was still going on .—Pall
Mall Qaeelte.
[TraDßla'cU for the Phil*. Evening BtiUeHal
BODBSBO L.D HKCU'ES. ,
bt baeon bbibse.
When guests ore numerous at table, a large
tnrkev is as indispensable as butcher's meat,
and often lesß expensive. If the turkey is
stuffed and served with a ragout It yields an
uncommon profit. I think a recipe will pa
me r ul for this copious preparation.
Turkey dfa Mmag&re.— Make a dressing
of a fillet of veal and Balt pork minced, some
roasted chestnuts carefully peeled, mush
rooms and onionß finely chopped, bread
crumtis moistened with raw yolk of eggs, pot
herbs. s»lt, pepper and soices. -
dressing being mixed,stuff the interior
of the turkey with It, truss it neatly bo that
none may/escape, and cook it on a spit, en
veloped in buttered paper. Woen the turkey
is roasted, take off the paper, remove it from
the spit,and eetit upon n large dish containing
the following ragout: ~
Fry in butter a little pork cut m small dice;
when well browned,take them out, mis flour
in the butter and make a gravy: thin it with
broth aud add the pork, some little sausages;
liiusbrocihß, roasted chestnuts, pot herbs, salt
and pcpner; let it Bimmer down, taste to see
that it is well seasoned, and serve. •
! All (his, I repeat, makes a monster dish,
which produces a majestic effect at the festive
hf'ftTd-— Petit Journal. 1
PBEDARijIIHOR
Vox Hvtub held by drnggtuto ev. 17 Where. THIiOO.
BJ Mft&RW/Hfcttd. » MV BUIOI 66c..
I sweet, .
& nZ&SffiSi 1 QUININEI
ap 1 th i to lmi
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tBA’AO'IWrtiAVB. AUCTION IsEB, N.E. CORNER
' IPimSimatphlw street* only one eqnare belro the
» L:fi'n«*”’B»B>.oo toloan, la Urge orenJdllaninnntAon
Watch ivjtncmry. and all noodiot
M!?famnvftanBA.M t-i 7 P M OT t£»tal>
7£b% twtl" U°t forty Jo-re Advancer made In large
ySSinnlaat the loweet market rale* JaSUrp
COBSErh
Wholesale and Retail
3QRBET STORES,
329and819 Arab Si ,
Where tbe Merchants and Ladles
will find an extensive assortment
ifnctured Coreeiß and Hoop Shirts.
jMIMUICUI* j.
First Mortgage SeveS Per Cent.
ENDORSED BONDS
OF THE
ST. LOU IS, VAN DALI A AND TERRE
HAUTE RAILROAD CO.
At OO and Accrued Interest.
Thfeo BOFDS are for 81.000 cot), accrued by a first
d ortpago of ONLY 811000 per mile on iheproportyand
frapcbieeaef ibe Company, redeemable otrtt. firrt d&V
of Jpnmry, 1187. Coupon. attached pajabloon Oie first
d.j ol January and duly In each year. _
Ihc-PR' imnt of pilncipal and interest is FURTHER
BKCUI £D by the <»dor , *€inciiiof tu« B>oaa br
IDBTFBBB DACIB AH* WPIWAPOtH IU 09.
the foiucßre. Chicago a® i'di isacbwbii b.w.co.
188 PIITSBI BCD, fl\Cf® ATI AID 81 MBB B. W. 09.
Tbe endorfcmcot of tbo two iflet-oainod CocopaniM
being guariujtttd by
Tie Pennsylvania Railroad Oo
Theßcadonwhl-h Ihfße Bond, eonstltale a FIRBT
Lib N 1. IK) mile, long, extendlog Irral tbe Terre Uaota
ard Indian. polls Kollroad near Terre H*rio to fit LonU.
and form, tbe lart and only nne *“ i, 6
BUUhTI BT LINE FROM BT. LOUIB TO PHILADEL
PHIA AND NEW YORK. It) immediate ernatrucUon
and equipment ore provided for in a
tbe PENNSYLVANIA RriLhOAD COMPANY and the
tiUMFANIES .bore named, wl ich contract in-nrea that
it .ball alwaya bo operated In tbe joint intpreitg of Ur*
direct liu- between 8t Louie and tbe Bart,
SEVENTY MILES o' tbo road are now ecanpletodand
it I. confidently evpodid tt.t the ENTIRE UNE *riD bo
OPENED lOK7 ItAPFIO EARLY IN 187#.
Tbe Iren rail, lor the ontire lor gth of . rood bare been
parch nd and efficient for UO mile. drUrerad.
•i be Bond a can bad on applie.tion to
G-. B. ROBERTS,
It (IflUcor Ptnniyfvaola Ballxo&d, PbVa.
Bankir 9 House E W Clark A Co., ni ls
(l Drexel 4 Co., * “
n Jay Cooke & Co,, “
11 Gaw.Baoou&Co., a>
Da Haven & Bro:, *’
I can fully recommend tbe above Bond. aa a deeirable
icanrlty.
J. EDGAR THOMSON.
Vabod 1&. 1889.
#4,€500,000
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Xblrty Ncan to Han*
I*B CO •
The Lake Superior and Mississippi
River Railread Company.
They are a Flrtt Sortg*ge a lottos flffld Bead
Fret of United Stutee Tax.
SBOCUDBY
ORB ffIUJOR EH BB®BID A® ATOM V 0 EOffiA®
ACBiB OP CBOiOI LAWB,
And by the Railroad, Its Rolling Stock and tbo Flea
chlie. of tbe Company.
i Dot Me letorti j and Pint Ciaa Inmtewnt
I In every reaped, yielding in tfarremoy warty
Ten Per Cent. Pe* Annum.
PRESENT PRICE. PAR AND ACCEDED INTEREST,
Gold. Government Bonds and otter Stock, received in
payment at ttehr highest market price, .
pamphlet. and full InfomiaHon given on application to
JAY COOKE & 00..
Third Street.
E. W. CLARK & OOh
Uo. 36 Soutb Third Street,
Fiscal Agents of the Vats Suycrtor tn,d lltseissivpt
I fitter JiaUroai Companv.
1 mbie«Btrp* , ,
PtNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO.
IBUIIBKBi DEPiATIURT.
i*inuD*irau» Pb»u.i April 9t 18®. ,
To (be Btotbbolder* of (be PeoMjlranla
fietlxodd Company.
AD Stockholder*. a* regleterof on the Book*
Company on the 80th day of April, 1E69, will be aotliled
to .übiolbe for 25 P.r « rnt of thalr respective Utereete
in New Block at Par, ob follow.:
first—Fifty ptr cent, at the time of eub'criptlon, be
tween tbe 16tb day of May. 1669, and tbe 80ih day of
fly P«r cent. between the lHhday of ',ovtrn
be-, 1669, and tbe 81at day of December. 18®; or. f Stock
hoHcr. .bonld prefer, the w hole amount may bo paid up
sttbetiD *if eubflcrlptkin, aoo oftcb tnijt.lmeiM.iio paid
cball be ent tied to a pro rata of the Dl.ldend that may
be declared on full ibarta. . .
2Wrd— I Tba* tveiy Stockholder bold da lees than font
rbaree rb'-ll be mtitled to aub*crlbe for one »hwi wj
thoai: b» Idlngmorethanamultlpleoffour shares shall be
entitled to aubacribe for an additional share.
jfyfiffh—All abares upon wbleh ImUlinei ts mreyjt»
he raid under Resolution of May 13, 18G* win be entitled
to their allotment of thefiß Per Cent, at par* as though
they wire paid in fnlL
THOAIAN T. FlttTH, Treasurer#
arg«9rnrp __
HOME INVESTMENTS.
READING RAILROAD SIXES,
dear of State. United Btdtea and Municipal Ta ee.
Prnna. and Hew York Canal and R E Co.
Ictcii r«r Cent. First mortgage Bond*,
Principal and Intereet guaranteed by the
Lebfgb Valley Railroad Company,
o
investment.
DBEXEIi & 00 , Bankers,
84 BOUTS THIRD STREET.
irhOtatbfllfCP —rg
BANKING HODS® 1
SIS and 1U So. THIRD BT, gHEUfi-.B’Avi
'■ DEALERS . "" >•'-
IN ALL GOVERNMENTIgOURrnES
We win receive api>%l<^
adißMt*
BTEHLING 4 WILBMAN,
: BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Jfo. 110 Rehlb Third Birect, Philadelphia,
Special Agent, for the .ale of
Dativllle, Bazelton & Wilkesbarre 8.8.
PIBBT MOBTOAGE BONDS,
Dated 1867, due In 1887... Interest Seven Per Cent, pay.
able bait yearly, on the flr-tof April and Out of October,
clear of Slate and c plied Hate. taxey. At present the.?
Bono, are oflered at the 100-price of andoccrued la.
neat Th,y are in denomination) of 8300,8600 aod 81.000.
'.mpblef. cool.lnhit Map., .Report, and full inform a.
tlononhaud for distribution, and trill be sent by mail on
* P (sovcrnmint Bond, and otter Soourltl(» ttken in _
Q^*e,
piTHpllM
Dtalert an |i, 8, Bonds and member*
ol Muck ond hold axcliuuiro, receive
arconulaol Hank* aud Hunkereonlib
eral term,, laaue llilla of tkcEangeon
a. J Hnmbro A Son, LomJon.
B. Me>zier. S. Sohn 6 Co , Frankfort.
James W. Tucker, A Co., Parts,
And outer principal cities, and Letters
of Credit available thraugbout Europe
Is. W. mm Third and <:b«Btout Ntreet.
EARLES’ GALLERIES,
810 OHEBTNUT STBEEff.
LOCKING GLASSES,
GIL PAINTINGS,
PICTURE FRAMES,
JAMES S. EARLE A SONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
aombatutbUtrpt
83 S. Birth Street, abmraObMtrat.
j b OTiCB TO TUB PUBLIC GENERALLY,
f The latest ftyle, fubion and aarortmentof
fß BIN'HS AND OAI TEES, FOR MEN^an4BOYB»
tinbebadat T Ropp.fl.^
NO *»NORlti NINTH BTRfeCT,
Beller tb.n •ny hb*,. In lhe Y’.lvi ? *** Won-Mtea.
SCm9 OtVEOtM AGAIAi .
Ji STAR
SPRING,
SARATOGA, NEW YORK.
SARATOGA STAR SPRINGE
have a much larger amount of r£td «nbrt«>g. SSgJ?
STRONGEST WATER.
It aho demos.tratea that the STAB WATBB contain.
Cubic Inohea More of Qss
Sisa.ffissM l iw®"!^SSS
aSsassssßsasSas
enee almort rtjual to Champagne. . thrmini-
Sold by the leading Drvggute and Botelr through
out the country.
JOHN WYETH &BRO.,
1412 Walnut Street, Philada.
Wholesale Agents.
917 <h»e#*nut; Geo. L. Bo w f Twelfth and
drl-tu th a Ivrp} ———
fHB FllfJß ABTSa
fine engravings,
CHROMOLITHOGRAPHS.
BOOTH ABD BHOBB.
SPRING STYLES
FOB GENTS’ WEAK.
BARTLETT,
lAßtfout water.
Tbe anaiyd* provea ttal tie mattn ot U»*
n rooEIAWWH 111 *
-imMd
«t
flYvXvndlll -icilemi
mb29tnAaiffi ' :l s j" -
TJ s. it c,
»?F “for mooulactoro tom
CWlfish. trior of iWoot*
E3um»ra’« i jI“aM?A.™D KD Tp'opww ana
■, «»t,*i« ika Bktpnt under ’ which TTW
'§Ajii' •'I BII COMPANY. No. ;
m “* nu,aoto ® tneir wiaio- 1
RHobfeaacio.,
Pm3£oi£?isii»W other win 00 Bumtoanly- proaecutod.f
m!9 eon- ftnl
I -p»RABOtS7=M:trTHE TJEWgBT"Xf)NDON
Xfi&and fail* ttylo9,sYhWt.fur variety and
' I «len«ii>ro are «mquailed. A largoi of
\ ■ A I aGB * OVfctti Bea BII>B ,ADd BUN
it, 'owi>i inw-. *• " mX'»N’a fc’A.M;> t Jj ioi)s
I'- h'i oiiK No. 91 couth EUlith street.: ‘ ■ ■■■ 1 •. taliadlmS
s oYBTEUB- aOOn OYSTER} TWEMTY
firTM./W'J-UveceDftf’par hundred, opoiiodor loano-i;
wholesale or retail. 341 Froftfc+tnoq*; t **] av £
I vSren-y Pino, or eecond and linioo fitroetß. AUktmU
i f ibilco ojfctcu on bai»d. »pwt
xgjLgoß&pmc~miiffsg*A i t* y »
C ■ Tins frontier
Persia will probably beeettled qfolSabty. , ; : :
Bpasibk troops
tier to prevent CoflUts from crossing into Spain
David Cuabb, ot Hartford, has given twouty
five thousand dollars to the harvard University
3. Lothbop Motlby will bo the successor of
Rcvcrdy Johnson as Minister to Eogland.
Gkw. HoWabd will continue in charge of the
Freedmcn’e Bureau. .
Akdbbw Pbiob was hanged for murdor a'
Jronton, Ohio, yesterday. ,
Gkohob H; Bibb has been appointed Adjutant
General of Maryland.
Marshal Sbbbano informed the Certes, on
Thursday, that orders for the election or deputies
to the Spanish Cortes had been sent to Cuba;
Tub nrolected railroad from Decatur to Mont
gomery, Ala., bas been let out to contractors,and
work will commence immedi ttely.
The machine shops of the Ohio and Memphis
railroad, near Memphis, were 0 . rued last night.
Most of the machinery was saved.
Comhodobs Tiiobnton A. Jenkins has re
signed bis position as Chief of the Bnruan of
Navigation. . ,
Gem. BociiAKAM on Thursday relinquished com
mand of bla department lo'Gen Mower. The
District of Louisiana is discontinued.
Neablv the entire portion of Rodney, Missis
sippi, was destroy rd by fire on the night ef the
31st. Loss, $200,000; partially insured.
Tite New Jersey Legislature adjourned yeater
day. The bill eutimltttug the suffrage amendment
to the people, which passed the Senate, failed in
ibo Bouse, not having been taken up in time for
action.
Tub Ohio river at Louisville has been rising
very rapidly for sevtral days. Tbo water yester
day reached the sidewalks on the lower wharf.
It Is feared (but the luhubl ante along the levee
will soon be driven from their quarters by
approaching flood- ' "
Ibe inllcbell snae In Ibo Malted
butters Supreme Heart.
The care of treorgu S.Twitchell,Jr.;- petitioner.
aguiutt the Counionwealth ot Pennsylvania,
came up before tbe Unlit d States Bopreiae Court
yesterday. Mr. Hnubeli. eounael for plaintiff in
error, argued bia motion for a writ of error to
the Court of Oyer and Terminer and
general J.il di livery of the city and county
ot Philadelphia, and tbe Supremo Court of
Pennsylvania for the Eastern District. He
said this question Involved the Ilf* of a citizen
of the United States, who came here claim
ing the right and protection afforded by tbo Con
stitution of the United Biaws. and read tbe peti
tion to show that tbe petitioner was tried and
convicted on tbe charge of mnrderlog Mrs. Hill;
that-slnce these procedlnga application w*a
made to the BDprtme Court of Pennsylvania for
a writ of error to reverse the judgment of the
court below, which the former court disallowed,
and that Gov. Geary bad sentenced him. to be
troUg on the Sib day of April, for a crime ho
never committed.
The twentieth section of the statute of Penn
sylvania provides that, in any indictment for
murder or manslaughter,lt shill not be necessary
to set forth the manner or means by which death
wdb caused, bnt It shall be sufficient, In every In
dictment for murder or manslaughter, to charge
that the defendant did feloniously. wilfully and
i»Uh malice aforethought, kill the deceased.
This, Mr. Hubbell argued, was repugnant to the
fifth article; of amendment to the Con
stitution of the United States, namely:
"In all criminal prosecutions the
accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and
public trial by ao Impartial Jury of tho Slate and
district wherein tbe crime eh all have been com
mitted, which district shall have been previously
ascertained by law, and to be Informed of me
nature and cause of me acausatiou; to be con
fronted with the witnesses against him; to have
compulsory process for obtaining witnesses In
his favor, and to hove me assistance of counsel
for hla defence.” .'■■■• . . , , 2 ,
The defendant had a right to be informed of
me alleged manner and means by which death
was produced, eo mat be might be prepared ,to
delend himseu; forhoweoald be be prepared to
defend himself; wimont. such information? In
patent cases, even where experts were to be
summoned, a notice of thirty days was required
tube given to me opposing party- Haw much
more important wa» this case, where life itself
was in peril. The aacustd should not be left to
the chances of expert witnesses without knowing
me particulars of me charge on which be was
af l?cffital'e, nndereny pretence, can destroy the
life of a citizen of the Uolted States on an allega
tion of murder or other crime, without conform
log to me Constitution of the United States.
The law of Pennsylvania was Bn experiment,
cooled from England, bnt contrary to the
common law as embodied in me Constitution of
the United JSUtes. He repeated, mat to
common law me means by which death
was inflicted must be stated in the (in
dictment. The young man now awaiting execu
tion, bnt cOnscloua of hla innocence, ha* been
praying to Heaven to open some way by which
he may be saved from an ignominious death. He
calls on the constitution or bis country; bo calls
noon the Court where Justice in Its supremacy
.resides, and before which tbe State must bow in
-obedience, for relief/ Mr. Hubbell men quoted
from me law establishing the Judiciary, sod
cited several cases to show that tbe Court could
set in the premises, and there rested me ques-
The Court took it under advisement.
Tbe Execution of Gerald Eaton.
A special Hanltbnrg despatch to the Morning
Ac other effort, and one that U likely to result
fuctcstluljv, Is being made to secure a reprieve
for Gerald’Eaton, who has been sentenced to be
bung on Thursday next lor the murder of
Timothy Hunan, ,ln June last. Charles W.
-Brooke, K-q., who represented E non on the
trial, and Detective Taggart, arrived here at an
early, hour Ibis mornlug l and about nooa pro
ceeded totbe Executive rooms, where. after wait
ire a liUlo while, they secured au audience with
•G&eriiOr'Genrv. Mr. Brook'-stated that the ou
lect of bis visit’was to presc'ut a number of docu
ments In support of another effort to secure a
reprieve for Eaton. Be then placed in the bauds
of the Governor a petition signed by eleven of
‘the juiy who convicted Eatooi remarking that
the twelfth man could not be foood.
The jury say that In the evidence und charge of
the court they believed that technically tho
grade of the offence was murder In the first de
gree, and that they were required to, and there
fore did unite In rtnderlug suen a verdict; bat
still they believe, and upou reliction that bullef
Is strengthened, that the circumstances attendant
upon me cominUbioD of ibo offence relievo it of
the character of oue imperatively requlrlug tho
infliction of ihe extreme penalty *of the law, and
they further, beliiye anil so respeclfulfv present to
hlB Excclleney that the ends of public justice will
be fully answered by a protracted term of Im
prisonment of tbe priaohor.
This document is , signed by B. G. Gardner,
John Myers, James Thomeou, William Long,
PatrickMonngbuh, John Edgers, Sunuel F.
Groeß, John 0. Kelly, B. Rooms, Otis B. M. Ba
terns and George W. Mltcbell.
Tbe next document was tbe following affidavit
of Dr. evidently here to prove
that tho second woaud'spoken of, which fact for
the first time lp given .to the public, might have
been fired from a 1 jilstol In hands other llban
thosb of Eaton, and might bcou the,-direct
enuse ■'olKHeeriau’S death. This affidavit was
sworn to before Alderman Dougherty, the most
important-Witness bn the 'trial against Eaton:
Personally appeared before mu, the under
signed, who being duly sworn, doth depose and
aav that he made a iwet-mortem examination of
the body of TlmbthVlleenau, Jabel4,-1868, at
the Pennsylvania Hospital; that he found a gun
shot wound one and ,it half inches belo W tho encL
form cartilage, directly In tho centre of the body;
4he wound was-fatul; there was also a gunshot
wound in the left groin, making in
*ll. ; f 'E. B. BxiAPhßloß, Phystethn.
Bworh to and snbßCtibe.d before me, an alder
man ln and for the cltv.ol PhllmlclpUlc. , r
, “ 7 “ * .... ,v W. W. Dodoiieutv.
Tho next paper handed the Governor,,was a pe
tition signed by -a large dumber of tho-members
of- the .Bar, representing that ,they were present
during the trial of Eaton, and that as lawyers
‘theybelieve, and so desire to express to tho Gov
. ernor, that the cose was not'of that character In
which ,the Lculslaiqro ever contemplated a
visitation'of* the' death penalty.- While bo far as
the quesilon of fact, was concerned, tho jury
might have been justified technically m rendering
the form ol verdlct returncd therein; yet they
deem it a case in which the Governor, standing
aßlbe-l»atTegal-Benllnfi:oVofthe-rlghta_ofa.
clllriu. would be discharging folly bis duty In i
itfrMnlLg from, committing tbe prisoner to tbo ;
ttwo phnlebment of lbe lsw, and they therefore '
pray tbe Govirnor fo tetfiict bis execution of the :
deaib warrant.
The last document was a petition slgaed by ;
several buodnd citizens, praying for a reprieve. :
■ At tbe end of tbe interview Gov. Gear.v assured -
tbe gtntletuen that the matter should receive hla ;
earliest auction. , ’ j,*. j ; i y.
« üba and UayiL
New Yobk, April 2.—Tbe UeraUTt Havana
sptcisl, March,3otb, says,mat the steamer Mount
VertiOn Is in possession of the -Dominican robe's,
aid was at Kingston on Sunday. Mr. Hollister,
ripnei motive oi me United States at Hayil, had
di nonnetd her os a pirate, becanso she carried
ttmillions of war lo St. Marie’s She intends to
retnrh to Bsyll, hoist mo revolutionary fl (g and
nitcck Saluave. Tbe American Consul at Ja
maica .was watching me movements of tbe Mount
Minister' at Port-au-Prince has
made representations to bla government, com
plaining that tbe agents of Salnave examined; tbo
mails on tbe steamer Unban, breaking tbe seals of
ibe inters, and the iuformnioa they tbus
obteini d led to many arrests and to the execution
of two persons. !H t. ? „ .
Two British men-of-war have gone to pprt-au-
Pilnce to demand reparation, aud it is probable
that serious results will ensue.
Bavara, March 31 lunocenclo Casanova, a
eltlztn"pMhe'UoiUd Stales, bas been arrested
for complicity lu a plot for tbe eelzuro of tbe
steamer Cemanditßrio. 1
A gang ot negroes on a plantation near Clen
fuegoa have joined the rebels. Troops arc pur
eulng'tbenL ! -?-.P i;l - '( '' » ‘ ' •. ’ .
Poor bundred milUia and cayairy left torday by
railroad for Cit-tfaegoa.' ! ' ,; f • •
From Mexico.
Havab4 April 2.-Alices Trout Mexico to
March 27 have been received. Jt ls reported that
Col. Meyer, late of tbe U. B. army, Wi* arrested
Op a charge of conspiracy against tbo Mexican
government, and would be be banished. An ac
cldenty recent occurred on. a railroad, by which
eight soldlerswere billed andtbirtecn injured.
Execution wlibcut triri is still continued in
•Yucatan, by order of Governor UebilUe.
•The sale of Mexican tern lory lo tbe United
States was agitated at the capital and found
many supporters. ’ ' {J , . . .
Private letters from Mexico accuse Lerdo dc
T> joda of hostility lo Americans, and of defraud
ing me Mexican Government.
Coal Mtenements.
The following is tne amount ot coal transported over
-he Philadelphia and Beading Railroad daring the
week ending Thursday, Api Ul, 1869: ToM _ Cwt
Prom 8L C1air...... *«.»« ■*
" Port Carbon. J.ow 07
•• Schuylkill Haven oa
»• HarrialmrgaodDft&pbta- 4 » 051 11
Total Anthracite Coal for week. 18,815 01
Bituminous Coal from Harrlsbug and
Dauphin for week 5,883 oo
Total for week paying height
Coal for the Company'aose —
Total of all kinds for week
Previously this year.
«tv,,al 819.994 15
ToThnreday. Aoril 2,1818 814,014 16
The tollowing la the amount of coal transponed uver
tbe SchuylkllTCanal, during the week ending Tburs
dav, AprU 1, 1869: TomnCwt.
Prom P«t Carbon «.«»*
pottaville JJJ “JJ
*■ Schuylkill Haven 8,984 OS
“ Port Clinton b®
Total for llie week
Previously this year. 9r,tBt to
Total.
To <■«">« time last year
Increaae
Peportel mJ the
HAVaPA— Steamship Burs and BuipcA Hotroea—«B
bii. lUxar SOT bU. orantra, to bbte now Jbam
V>*tt»on A Bona; 994 bx< tuaar T»vlor. OllPeple A Co;
II too rtpuaOeoC Canon A Co: 15 OOT do 8 Vnruet A
b*M: It too oo Vim O Cochran & Co: 45,000 doJ w.gner;
lawfnfaJ B Lloptueott A Co; S 4 bbla otanxei Jow
Bciplant* Junobachanme.
nwhoxins or ooear steaibwhi
TO ARRIVE. •
-11,1—1 noM m nan
Glaegow. .New York. March 19
Aleppo Liverpool. .New York March 20
( olorido J Iverpool. .New York; *3
llerea. Southampton.. New York March U
England -Liverpool. .New York. March ej
City of londou Liverpool.. New York Ma ch 94
United Kingdom....Glaeaow..New York March M
g"--;; .::::H^} : .N e Y
vSrinia JilT tu? ,ool “N e 2vSS’ rt * B "Mlreh2?
Allemannia. -.Havre. -New Y0rk..... . March 87
Villa do Parte .'find. .New York. March 87
ro DEPART ,
Saximla -..NewY'ork.. Hamburg..........April e
City of Etna.. ... .New York. .Liverpool y la H— April e
hevade.;.. New York. .Liverpool ....April 7
Ueotla .....JlewYork. .Liverpool... .March 7
Mrrroverile Apr]] 8
J W Ever man..PhfledfclrWa G6eri«itoo... Apri] 8
Juniata. .Philadelphia. M Orb via Hav . .Apr! 9
Alaika New York. .Aeplnwall —Aprij lo
tbdla New York..Glaegow 4 p d!}S
City of Loudon....New York.. Liverpool ..April 13
Hiiumonia New York. -Hamburg- 4"”]!?
Coloraoo. .New Fork. -Liverpool Apt 14
Samerie New York. .Liverpool Apri 14
Columbia Jlew Yorit..Havana.- Apri 15
Blare and Blripee Fhlfa. .Havana April 18
DUaBU Ot TJBADE.
r.FOFGE N. TATHAM, 1 „ r
WM C. RENT. { Hosrrni.T Coumm
D. 0 MoCAMMON.
MARINE BDLLETIK.
" roBT OF PHt I -* nCTjP HIA—Arsn. 8.
Sow man ,6 481 Bow Bkts. 6 161 Bine Warn. 7 22
ARRIVED YESTERDAY. ,
Btewner Stars and Stripes, Dolmen. 6 day. from Ha
tads, with anrsr, cigar*, Ac. sod lit psesingtra to Thomas
VV’a'Uon A poos. „ .
Kruuette* Howe. 94 hours from New York*
with n.deetd Jv-bn F OhL , __ .. ...
htcsnii rilMverly. fierce, hours from New York* with
muse to ’W’PClyded? C**. ’ v .
oteniutr 'leioiiv. dlcliolb, 34 hour* from New Yo k,
a itK nidßf to W M Baird A Co. , ~ .
fcu oiiiei 6 F Pbelp-'. Hrow n. 24 hours from New 1 ork,
with u.dee fo W M bah diM o.
ochi V p C lark, Oie*u, B d»ye from Hortown, Vs. with
sraUiind lumberloUooqufat 4 Lq*ber.. ’
echr d!U Younit bpeiAht 5 days from Pocomote River,
*Ut« UUkmaii ,& Oottiugh»m
bebi tharlieA Willie. Thomas, 5 days from Viaalha
rin wiihbtobe tol eiitoxA U»r«taa _ , .
debr Aiisrue. Thomas, l-day-from Smyrna, DeL wi-b
grata to Jae LB'W le\ A Co. n
Behr « lay up A Lowbrr. Jackson, 1 day from Smyrna,
DcL with grata to JaaL Ben Ufj&Co^- _ ; .
lua'ibtw Jetttr 00, alien, trom Baltimore* with a tow
of bargee to W t Clyde A Co.
('Li.AHEI) V HBTKBDAV
Steamer Wyoming. Barrett, Savannah, Philadelphia and
Southern Slail SB Co a
Steamer b C Biddle. McCuc, Now York. W P ClydeACo.
steamer H L Caw. Her. Baltimore, A Crovta, .Jr.
Brig G*o Gll«hilet, GlkhueL, Zvz*. 1> ti Stetron A Co
Brig Minute Miihr. A Oder.on MatanEO*. WarrenAGregg.
Hi It; e aibli «*‘lmoro Clifford, Sandy Fwint JJu. oo
St l»r Joa W \N iiei n, Salem, Day* Uuddell A Co.
St hr A Knox. Mahoney. Now uaven, do
bchr Roth rbaw. Shaw. Boston, do
Sthr L Franklin Mchoever. Providence, do
Tug This tietieieon, Allen* Baltimore, with bargor, W
p Clyde A Co.
MEMORANDA. M #
Ship Qbtatcro Mauniog, at Valparaiso 2d ult. from
Boetan. art 23d Feb, to load produce on the coast on
°'bhlpVe klaucK Menyman, from,New York* wa* diach’g
a,^??ES, '4 4 i! , Fe , iton. from BMUmore. mi dl.eh'g at
Zcphvr, Porter, joB days from Boston, at Bombaay
KtrmMi. UroweU. henoo at Boston vootorday.
tttauuu Oriental Snow, at Boston yesterday liom Now
°tllcau'er Go* Sedswlck. Gitdetdale. from N York, was
n Barkßcbsmyl.'Bnow, lit Meijinalßthulh forßoaton.
Balk Jonathan Chase, from Now York 6th-fov. lor Cal
liiii,"n aasriOkfU 2d Febrtat 8818 8. ton 68 UJV.
Balk Yokohama, Paul, cleared at (lew York y.sterday
Rars*Norn)anj)y-(Brj, Mslntoih, e'earej at Now York
yesterday lor filoutevldeo via St Marys, Ga.
Bite Bertha. Bruce. 22 days from Pornambuco, at Now
Ycrli y'eitt-idoiiwitli eugnr. V -■
- SchrP B cotton. Rohtnaon. cloarod at NOW York yes.
terday for thia oort. . . . , . ,
Behr YVa- conaa. Palmer, at New York let lust, from
Frodoiiaa. Del .
Bchr Anueula Bartlett, Bartlett, clean’d at Savannah
lat tost, for New.B&v'ilb: i i VI T-j ii* X ,
Behr E M Coogdon, Congaon, elesred at Georgetown,
BC. 22th ult. for this oort
Behr senator Uilmca. Morrill,sailed trom Savannah 29th.
ult. for this port.
SchrUsichel Boaman. Ulgh, at NOW York lat insh from
fiorii Cnantnou u.:- - > • • -cv -... -vr. - ■,, -
Bchra E B Wheaton. Johnson; J T Weaver, Bsgers, and
Angelia. aa-h d tram Balem Slat ult tor this port.
Bohr Tboa Boos. Bomers,cleared at Wtlmtngtan,NG. 31st
HSchrtJStO-treoksi?Brooka, henco T at Edgartown 25th
o *acb?Bar'h -t Brisht, Bhaw, aalled from Richmond Ist
Inst forOlJFqirt.totoadlttmbortorthta nop.. .
MARINE MISCELLANY.* , l'!--
Thebng Rroolnto. from PhUodelphla for Bavannah
exrerlenecAho-yy galea. apruDf aleas. put Into Hampton
! Roads, an<t“ after repalrlu*. eailodou the 3Sd utr. dhe
had fair weather uhtfi the 25th, ,wheu heavy gates .were
THU DAILY. EVESIKG BPLLETLVr-PHILADBLpiIIA, SATt>ItDAY, APIUL 3.1869..
78.758 07
4,920 3
83:855 00
783,810 15
89,7 « 10
28.816 10
10,890 00
exjpertjneedt aleak.and-WM fMtefnatefe^Wl
c4miderjibl«trouble,
m >00(001 of vi-ry iitoyi#*; TbaveMoei w ’ "''“j 1 ;;*-
lt,er*|,ramof itMaieamrh)Ptiii*J» ifre«l»cr«w "b-iardtho
buz to voik the pumt*. »ii(£»ewia li_«• *
vh,u the »iabatdtned.lt baloxlmno.-!^Wjj'; UuKfift
all „t. On WtdiiMday fhe aleamer .fell in WUh.An
Ciu in cf Bcot».and traniferied ibo era» of the KowtM,
vhuh mivedat savannah jeate day,, Tne briasvapera
are>»fs ■- - Fy. • ;; > ?■ ■: I —±:—
LADOMUS,^Con%
Diamond dkalkrs ajewelerw
[| *? WAWUES, wratß* 4 8aTfln’V!?»B«. I
ahd JEWELRY pEEAIBED^/
803 Chestnut St.. foiUfr
Wafoht* of the Hnest Makers.
Diamond and OthcrtJcwelry,
Of the latoet etylee.
Solid Silver and Plated Ware,
,;n u! ;;-(Bt<i.Etft,
gDULI BTVJDB FOB EYELET HOLES
A largo assortment just received* with , yeHety
settings.
ttv ' r ■ wail tu W4BNE & CO.,
Sr.M WholMole Dealer. in
watohebanp jkwelby,
B, g, Miner ieTenib and Cderlnnl ilreeM)
And lata of Mo. 8* Booth Third .treat l«*U
PAPKH IHMliaOSi
PAPER HANGINGS
Wholesale and Retail.
NAGLE, COOKE & EWING,
Lata with .
HOWELL & BROTHER*,
NO. 1338 CHESTNUT STREET.
Trade tvpplied at Manufacturer? prices.
ft 22 m w 12niS _J
HEVlIte BIACHIItES.
hoddier., Ilarne»»-naiiera, Hanufao
■ 111 era of Uslhißß, HooUt, stooeirdtc ,
Wi I find li to ibt-Ir intereet to uiie our OaEIVALLBO
fcAoWMiTWISI and the"MilfordLinen rhread.”
Maouiaciui.d tivrml, lor ua Irouj the bwt material
and wi«taot**d a«uperior article.
TBReififafcumftU dutl'ainu c»HP4«
Macuiacturera end Proprietory oltboSINaEB
UACHtNiw
So. IiOG iHifiMllf street,
mTgtyrp TUOd K. OHEB.IATOnt .
EOIICAIIOn.
jgDQUUiA. SCHOOL,
PRINCETON, N. .1.
Boye prepared for College or for holiness.
NEXT BEB3ION BEOINB APRIL 7,
For Ctreulaiß apply to
Dih»l2f
ADDRESS REV. T. HANLON, PENNINGTON. N.,J.
lor CalMo-tUe of Pennington Seminary. A filet-dess
Uo.rdlng School for both wxeß-wlthla tbreo mljca of
PbiUdHph *. Heierence— Bishop Hmpaon. mnlOlm
ißAumwiißt, mult. At.
M IRIUCK SOUiHWAHK FOUNDRY.
430 WASHIb GTON A vet ue. PULodelpnl*,
BaNUFAIITokE , . ,
STEAM BKGINEa-High and Lo<* Pressure. HorUgntal
° Xti lical, beam, Oscill .ling, Blast and UraWi Famp*
B^DLFRS—Cylinder, Flue, Tuhulnr. &c.
bTte M HAMMEKB— Naemyth end navy etylee. and ol
CAaTl^Gß—Lo«xn. Dr* and Green Band, Braw, t 0.....
RUOF*—lron Ff *mer. for covering with Slat* or Iron. »
TANKS—of Caster Wrought Iron* for refioenou, water,
GAB MACHINERY—Such as Retorts Bench
bolder* and Fiamea, rurJßera, Coke and Charcoal Bar*
B1 < CAK^*iSaCuSy£y^ Such aa Vacuum Pans and
Pump* btiecsUrß, Bone nUck Filters Buruens, Wasb-
Jreard Elevator*; Bag Filters, sugar and Bonn Black
Vote of specialties:
In ph)l»o«lpbla and vlcliity.of W ilium Wright’s Patent
\arl«ble Cnt-offSteam Enslne.
InVtni;« Ivanla,uf bbaw A Justice** Patent Dead-Stroke
of Weston’e PatentBo:t. centering
GUra A Barto*’. improvement on Aaph*wall& Woolaey*B
Bartora U pft.nt Wrought-Iron Retort Lid-
Btrohan’aDihhGHnflrnglUat
Comranore lor the dtatan, erection, and fitting op of Se-
Suer le. for working Sugar or MoHaeee.
JEON FENCE.—
The nnderelgned are prepared to execute order, for
KNGLIBH IRON FENCE,
of the beet make. The attention of owner, of OomOj
Beau u especially asked to this ae at once the most sightly,
the moat double, and the moot economical fence that can
Vpectoen panel! nay b « Y «' k D N ‘2£”
f<9-SiuS 418 South Delaware avenue.
—OrIEB AND YELLOW METAL BHEATBINQ.
C4i- ho. 832 South Ikbaivea.
T>lG IItuN.—ARRIVED PER CARL JOHANN 100
X Ton. No. I,Scotch Wriroß.aiengeJrimek Brand. F.r
sale tn f l°U to suit by j-ETEK WoIGH ; t
COPAKTNEBBHIPS
fT-lit FIRM OP P. A.& R.T. KNIGHT WAS THIS
J. day mutnaltv diaaoivi,d, by the withdrawal of It 1
KNIGHT. The bu-luta. will Tie Cinitoned uedcr the
,i>lo of D. A. KMGtiT,by whom all accounta will bo
settled. ROBElif T. KNIGHT.
run.* prxrnia. April 1,166 a apl st^
NAVAL STORES!
ICE FI OPR.—WE HAVE NOW IN STORE AND
. ffer to the trade, thirty tona of Souiheru lttc.e Flour,
a tuperor ariiL-le of sced for Wthh pjwa aud oattio
gen.iaßy. cOv-HHAN. RUShU-tdl CO., 23 Nor-h F.out
■mil. ninssu
tjPIRfTO TIH-.PEt.TINE AND ROBIN-HO BARREEB
O Spirit* Turpentine t 142 bbla. Pale Soap Rortn; iIH
ohla. No. 2 Bhiipil-g Koßin.landtng from atoamor Pioneer
for aaJo bv EpW. fl. RuWtbY. fi 8. Wharve» no2.tf
CJPIRITF TrRPFNTIN'R AND R-iHV. -73 BARRELS
Opr-U.c w bite Bt-irlia 1 urptntioe. 493 borrela Koala, ua; v
Isodlna fro J, sftain.r Pioueer. from w H aingtoo, N. c..
s.,d ior Bale by COOHAaN. RUSsKLL * UO., No. m N.
Froif-first. mMJ-tr
CAUTIO*. ,
03ICE.—ALL PERSONS AKE HEREBY CAU-
Honed oBBiDHt tnipitaß aoy of the crew of the BatUb
H«»k ••hotb*Bßs, M UUI. Ma* er, from LivtrpooL a« no
j Li. nt ik, if p ntsactioc v ill b paid ta either the
Tsptsli irconstaio;™ PETEKWKI-UT & nO-S Uo
Wnlijut etiteu
XTOTICE^—ALL PFliflONB AHR HEREBY FOR&tD
iN barfcortn* or truatlcg »nv of the crew of the N. o
brfg Alma, Kruger. M«bn r, fro u Leghorn, aa no debt* of
of u ei* edi lu acting w ill be paid by Captain orW KK
MAN a CO.. Conßigpet.B.
IUIMNISNCABBS
F'ITLER, WEAVER & CO.
1 KEW CORDAGE FACTORY
* NOW IN FULL OPERATION.
No. 22 N, WATER Btreot and 23 N. DELAWARE avenue.
K. Sviflddw Shade?, Beds; MMtrtBBM. €arpotn and
Curtftiw. *<o. 186 borth.Ninth,street, BhlUdelpM* *l*
*vay«onb ud. . ' _ ..
’• no repaired and varnished.
JAMES A. WBIOBT, TIIOENTON riKH, - CLEMENT A. QBISOOM.
. TIIfiOUORIC WRIOIiT FRA.NK I# NE*X.L.
1
Imiortetßof earthenware
... . - s •> -and • ■ . __ .
1 Shipping and Commiißfon Merchant, ...
ho. 116 Walnut »tro<t. Philadelphia^
ToRBWN'B OKLEBKATEO PURE TONIC ALB FOB
J The?ub«rtb“ l i y o“w lu&iahed-with his (uU WlnMr
supply of tab highly nutritions and well-known
Its wide frettu »no Increasing use. by'ordor or phvsi
clanr, for rural ds. use of fanitfles. Ao.; Vr
otrM tlon of«al) consumer* who.want a airicUy pure ar
tleU; prepaid the”best miterfata. and put up in the
most careful manner for home use ortrauspprtation. Or
der* hr mail or otherwise promptly tST£ H j& BDAN ,
‘ '-M' [-Vfv; *22) Pear street,
Below Third and Walnutetroeta.
INDIA RUBBER MACHINE iBELTINO. STEAM
defers will find a, full M>ortmeot of
Boltina* Packing
the Headquarters
- ■ > 80SCUoshiutstr’int,
ns.'w iVr-i ; » o/ v- l> .-m;'.-"/. ■. ‘u -■. .»• >..!■■; i Booth BW&
N B —We have row on hand a large lot of *1
Ladiee* and Mlb«cb* Gun* Boots*> AUo, ©very varlo y ana
style of Gum Overcoata. - • _j:
i IN! STORELOW ft OASM OP
I WlCha'4ipagne.Bp»rHlng Oat»wba
Port, Maillra. Sherry Jamaica end.
• Below OUIM and Walnut etmts and above Djck
j rtreot . --.y,is.d :m-i :
i, I. I JAG, nil HBORU «V « cal AttmOSEEKi '
J& Nba 8M and: 33, MARSEI* street. earner of Bent it,
b. MYKKd A UJ.
LAhOb. CALI OF tit EACH A U OTHER
£IJ C> EA.N DRY OOOD9 Ac.
, 1 1 OA MONDAY MOhNl'O, . ; > ,2
■' April t, at 10 o’clock on four montba' credit; Including—•
■ DKEbAGOODS.
piccee Parle Peluond Fancy Hireger, Grenadines,
-ir.t'i ir ■■ P-qure. •
do- - rialu;Mid Fancy ParleSDkand Wool PopeUueA
- / do 1 Loudon Hack aud spring colors Mohtura and
‘ 1 AlpkC a> ‘V: - ! - w ;
1 Pa»»Ptl*law, HozambiquesgEmpreia Cloth.
t".. . • Sli.Kß*tßATiNb, - . _
< Pieces Lyons B ack abd Colored Taffotfca' hod Poult
*i.,- -leeSuies' ■ *- 1 i- 1 -* 1 .
do l.yons Black Cacbemere de Sofa €B*oa Grains flft
r do * Rich Fancy Silks* Groad't Naplea,Satloa dsn.^
.; - - HbAWttf IXOAKB. drc. ' ' '
Paris Bro&e'BordtrMell* and l ahny dfriog Shawjß*
TbihtCCschemere and ► aney Wool t}aawia»Uioakd.to;
: MILLINERY GO* DB. ‘
- Lire* of. Fails Plain and Fancy and Trimming
Ribbons. v •. v j-
Lines of Lcgll/h Crepes, Malices, Artificial Flower Mic.
ALtO— '• ‘ : • *’
Veil Bareges, Balmoral and Boon Skirts umbrepas.
paria Drees and Cloak ‘irimroims Bialdi. Buttons, dw.' 1
tmbiof derive, Whiio Goods. . A lot.
k ancr Groda, * c
rv . V HaMs KID GLOVES. - ; * '
Also* gent's and ladies* black and .colored Jouvin-ana
En.i'tets Kid Gloves,Jor dt> trade, '
• -• 1 #—*
IPECIAL SALE OF -i
r , 36C0 GROSS LEal> PhNCILO. pOLYGRU>E9«
‘ CRAYONS. «c.»
' All tbogenuine srtlclr. moouf e/ured by -
J W. ULI'iKHRoHT. > r ‘ •= J.
Tbn spportuuent comprises a full line of these celebrated
gcous, \lz: •**■’ ‘ . t
Hw* * rest medium and fino quality cotmUng hotiae aaa
*cl» # olptsells. . ;••*: ./J • >
Jsto ktcxo medium and fine quality, ivory Up port-lolio
pi mil', in alls’ises, 4,5, fland 7 tueft-s. " ' ,
Suu gioee extra duo poi>,radcs and crayons, for draw
' asioncd carpenter penciLj,7<B, 9and 12 inches.
A LINE OF ROBBER TiF PESCHS, dec., &c / to.
BALE OF 8000 CASES BOOTS* SHOES, BATS. Aa
ut* 'li EgOAl MOUNiNte, .. *. . ..
April 6 at 10 o*elock, on four mouths* credit, including
- AiViiV, beye’ and >• u>bs* Gait, Kip and Huff Leather
Boris; fine ersiniong leg Drets Boots; Gongresa Bootsand
HtelpiOralf; kip,bua and polhn grain Bmgans; womiu*«.
fulgpii' end children's goat, morocco, kid «nd enamelled
Balmorae: I'oairtfe Utittn; lsu Bo>.ts; Las mg GaL
tors; Ankle Ties; Traveling Bags; Metallic Overshoss, ftc.
f 81ECIAL SAJ E OF REA.BY-M ADE CLOTHING;
PIECE GOODS, Ac.. FOR C'AaiL
ON WEDNKbDAY Mt‘HN»NU.
Arrll7, at Jo o'clock by order of P. C. *;lltnaker t ;17. B.
Msrshahas men-enger, uoder order of. Cojrt>btdji4‘tue
ciitHe *lock'of tbe estate of J. G <thman4i Co, back
ttilt*, embracing th usu*l oiecrtroent ot goods comrrised
in A ol a fitsbclusß ctotblng house.
’ AUtheright.ti'lear'*'f>to , *t l BtofthoßaidJ. GUTHMAN
& CO in sod to the G'.od will»nd andthe uaez*
Shed term of ies*e of store No. 830 Market street, Phila*
clphia*
Bet. T. W. CATTELU
mhl7-3m
y.-rY*'
, LARGE SALE OF BRITISH. FRENCH,; GERMAN
. AND DOMEb’ilO DRY
i . . ‘ ON THURSDAY MORNINW
April 8. at 10 o'clock, on four months* credit
LARGE SALE f F CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS.
CANTON MATTINGS, da
UN FRIDAY MORNING.
Anxfid.at 11 o’clock, on four months' credit.abonti2oo
pitet* iiigrain. V-teii n.L'Bt, hemp, UvtUge and Rag
iiai pctfngs, i loor OU Uoths, Mattings, to. ■■ ■, ■ ■
D~AVIB dISABVEY. AUCTIONEERS.
Late wiUi M. Tho*ias A Sons*
Store Noa. 48 ar d 60 North SIXTH street.
FaleNie 4»oud 60 North rixth street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, FRENi U PLATE MR
KCR PIANO FORIE,
DFSKI ANi'T ABl.l 8, FINE BRUSSELSOAitPfifo,
SPRING MATRtSSES. Ac.
ON TUESDAY MORNING. „
/t 10 o’clock, av the auction store Noa 48 and GO North
Sixth street, below Arch, Hand*oroe Furniture. R
wood Piano Forte, fine Freicb Plate Mantel Mlror,
elerant uil«d Walnut Chamber Suits, with Wardrobes
to match, superior V» a nuf Parlor ‘Perlor Etag re
bldeboards: O k »nd Wainut Fxt»nefon Tables, Oiaing
Room Chai r s lirge Mahogany Bookcase.elegant Walaut
Secntaiy Bookcases, superior Office Tables and-Ddsks,
fine Bprusg sno Hair Feather Beds, Brussels
and o&er Carpet.. &u. HJTE LEAD
ON TUESDAY* w , , t
At 2BOO pounds tuptrior White Lead, in kegs.
Sale on the Premises No. 2017 Groen street.
handsome ieoidence and furniture.
«>n TH' RSDA* MuRNING»_ j . • t _ .
Aprils at 10 o'cock. on the premise*.’wut be sowri
public sUe, the RfiofDBNCF,
with Three etcrj back Buflding and LOT OF HIUK/mD.
No 20 7 GREE> etreet 20 feet t inches front by_lo2 feet
deep, with all the modern improvements; handsomely
p#r*red and painted and Sn excellentO'der
nr Bee parHcular* in bandolUs and catalogues,
immediately after the sale of the Real t state win bo
magnificent fufnituee, elegant pe.no,
FK,NCH PLATE MIRKOK3, CHOICE ENGRAV
-IJSGB, HANDSOME CABINET, SUPERIOR BOOK-
Haze. FIN, CURTAINS RICH Vf LVBT ANI» ENG
i ISH Bhl B*ELS CARPETS.CHINA AND GLASS
WALE, * e - (JN THURSDAY MORNING.
April 8, at 10 o’cl-ck. by at No. 2017 Green
etrret, lucl.-diug SileadidDrawipg Room Suit, co'errd
with Fine Crimaon B oratelle; H&ndso*ae Cabinet, Su
perior Centre 1 abie.Califo nia Marble top: Eleeant Rose
wood 7Mocuvepi %no, by Knar*<&Co .coat 81,000; Fine
French Plate Mantel and Her Mirrors, lo handsome gilt
fremes. end Consol Table; Choice engravings n-atly
iran.ed; Fine Green and L*c«» Curtalna; Very Superior
Walnut Dining Hoorn Furniture, including handsome
Bnfft-t, Mirror Back: tine China; Cut Glassware; Plated
Wartf; Superior Library Furniture, complete ; Secretary
Bookcase; Elegant < bamber suit; Large Wardrobes;
cakcbamW Sn|t. ebouy mouldtoja. with very Iwee
Waidr<.h» : Be«t Hair Mettrew,, Beading: Rich Velvt
»nd Erelirh BraeseleCarpeu throughout; Kitchen Uten
elU. lieftletra’o'A&c. . . „ .
The .Dure fund ure wee made to order be George J.
Benkele,' of unique patteme, and te equal to new, haying
been In nee but ene year.
Jimm a. FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER,
r" No 463 WALNUTrtreet
REAL ESTATE BALE. APRIL"f. 1869.
Thli citi«.on WEDNESDAY, at 13 o'clock. Boon. at tbe
BxebasXMdQ
. PEREMPTORY BALE.
ICOO itarve Wctt *<angor Slate NUning Co.
90 share* Tuckahoe ud Mt. Pleu&nt Plank Road Co.
5 eharea Jobn-town Punk Hoad Co.
10 fbowß fetcck Union Bank of 1 cnneaspa.
NO. 10 FETTER LA«B-~tour.*tory brick manufao
torj, with engine and boiler. Ui dUth VVard; lot 21 bvffl
feet. Orphan# Court hate—Estate of John Gadebu,
d ftß - MARSHALL ST- Get teel Three story Brick pwel
lies with back buildings :Jot 15 by 81 fe<subject t SbO
grout'd tent. Orphan# Court Sale—Estate of Tho men
AnCH^BT— Interest In three desirable Building Lota
atlbe&. Wcor. of Twentyand Arch et*., M b' I‘-J
Orphan# Court Sale-Betate of George Abb tt,
d '?4 JAMISON ST—Three-story Brifk House and Frame
Stable In Twenty-third Ward-lot H&y 19 feet to *;-neu
it.. subject tj Sattf ground rent. (frphans'Court Sale—
hetate of James Catruher,dee , d.
llal BPbUCE m'T.—'lhree-Btorr Brick Dwelling, , wlt *i
bn*mint; lot 18bj 54 feet. Executors Sate,—Estate of
Bvriton Cartslt*. at&cL •_, t _ .. ...
123& LOCLBrST—.'esttwo story Brick T>wei iokjWitb
houßi on Cabby st.; lot 23 by lio/eeu Urphtn# Court
Sot Efitat* or John Benner, (pc’o. . _ ...
1118 tibEl N bT.—Genteel thi*ee story Brick Dwelling,
wltb'bark building*; W by 78M feet. Orphan# Cburt
pel.- h*tot' of if rp Ann Me onr-eli, dfe'd.
IH&4 RICHMOND threertor* B ick D rel
1 er, ai b back buildings; lot3lM # by iOA lpet to FLhdr
•r. Orf)bom>* Court Sale—Estate of J. Jiothtrn lei,
RICHMOND ST* Genteel threo Htop Brick Dwel
ling, with brick *°} 18>ti Lt b < y s lu6 foet t 0
Fisher »t. OtjJuxn# Cour> hate —>v*w it Estate
U AhUKN B '.—Two-story Brick Gsrpooter Slop,
above tairtylourth asd Market tea.; l t.ll by 5i loot.
*“l*RsBß‘Od Bte Paedir Creek <g»,* J< V*JSS.S r fcS
Virginia, con aining 614 acres of land. Sole absolute, by
order of the attickhulde'S.
garCATALOGLtB KUW READY.
VALUABLE EIGHTH STREET PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE 6a LE.
ThevuluattSCHUttUH PROPERTY on EIGHTH et,
above KaceJ*uitabie fork large whol*ea?o ; or roUti *toro ;
could rea'dit* be altered. <'ould oe adapted to a music
ha I o< iui»mii#ctoty. the walla being o uuncual utr-jog n.
Will be »old with or without tbe parsonage, os rnty be
de* red. Plane at tbe etore.? .Tertne oaey.
Martin pkotbers, auctioneers.
(Letelv Salesmen for M Thomas S Bona )
No. 629UUF*"'l NUT utreet. r-'ar entrance from Minor.
Bale in WiL.lngtou. 1 claw arc.
I NTIHE MAC' IM HY rt - A th)«T ANIV SHOE MA.
M baitoky. to superior sowing malum t.B,
KNOX BOLE UUI - El. SPLIT rtR, MoKAY MA
CHINE. LAKOV, LOT LAS I'B. *e.
& UN TU KSDAY AFrEKNOON.
Aprils at 2 o'ulork precinly. nu ttia premlai’A No. 118
Kne cml Will 11’Bl 'u, D.'Lvtho ant r» Machinery of a
Boot and Bln a Manufactory, luclndleg 4 siuger jawing
Mi chi’ee. 4 Bowe Maculrea, McKay Marhla aniUuan.
i etlcr Boiler. Splitttr Buox Bole ‘ utter, Lev. It Cyllnaor,
V- bx Tbre) d Mucbine.’lQl Lasts. Patterns sc.
May ho et-eu on, the day previous to aala.
1 Sola No. 548 North Forleth etree*. M>ntua.
HANDmiMK •WALNUT FUK’ITCKIV ELEGANT
?l FIN WAV GRAN'» UPRIGHT PI A'S
PLATE :MiflEuK, .iIA N DduMe) BItUdoELS OAK
PLrB. Sc. ON FRIDAY MORNING ‘
April ft! at lO.o’clock.at N'o 548. Non h Fortieth street,
north of i.ancestor avenue. Mautua, handsome burn taro,
Ktrixb Plata Pier Minor. French China, 11*1’ Matrotao*
8 laigo-BarcO Re'Ufe ‘'Seaeo^B* 1 handiome Biubjolb ana
lrfiralcUfTpetfl,KitchenUtensil*,&c. _ -
Vi ay be seeneariy ou tbenioralng of Bale.
rTHE PRINCIPAL MOSEY- ESTABLISHMENT-*
T“‘ J&E cortePSf SIXTHanI ttAOE *
jJZXy’f d 4WlaM™ h a
Pine G&d Hpotlng.Oaae aiidOpin Faye Lupine Watehnaj
Floe Gold Duplex andlotherWitches; ,Fme BUvorHmt-,
ini Casa and■ Opdn• Face GCnglub, American anddwlii
Pstont Lever and, Lapina Watches 5 Donhle Case Enßllsh
Oreraer and other Watches iLadlea* Fancy Watched
Butnond Braaetplnaf Finger Kings; Em WngsLßtadai
SC,’! Fne Gold OhtdiuTMedalUoMißracalrtßi Bout)
Ploai BreattpinsiFtogerElugßi Pencil CMS* and Jewelry
* e FGB I&LR.-A large and valnable Fireproof Cheet,
■ itreete. .** <V •.» < t■? * ' \
DV BARKITT * IMTOOT||L_
t'■ -ON^StMBDtVHOttWta*-'- i;; ■■'' ■’
April 7, at In o’clock. AlfO ,60UloUt»«iUn »»4 Po
mp, tfo vfa O«o9e, liofciwr- Unou Good*. Notion*. BMtu
oi cioo<». a^.. „ ,
> PartbmUr* Hereafter. ■
MTHOHAPVBiHjNH. Abl'riONKls.Ktt. —~
< ! ■ No*. 189 sod Ml South Fooith atwot,
SALES OF BTOOBB AND READ BBTATB. .
■V Pandtars; B*l*l st the Auction - Btor* BVEB>
TItTTPHTIAV.
t»Tßai«* at Ksddeoee* receive entcdsl attention.
: HEAL ESTATE. STOCKS; LOANS, Me. '
ON TUEbDa* . AHRIh 6 . ,
At 18 o'clock noon, stfi.e EhllaiJolptoS KKtisn**—
89I«I D. 8 Ulje twenth*. 18t6. OA3 sod Noe. .
12 chare* Notional > ankol North America.
14'b*rr*K»uin«i*tnit Nation.! Bank. ’ •«'; -
200 shares American Bn«tonhols,'Oy«neamlgs and
■ SotcLur Machiborbo. • ■ • .
25 ehaite CamOtu and Atlantic Railroad Co.
84 thartv l ! ii on Mottul liis.. Co.
30U alioim Ocean Oil Co. •
600 fhaio« Black Hcatb *o*l Co* ' '
luO abaieekftcißcard Atlantic Telegraph Co.
ficd ebarea Mcllbermy 0.11 Cor
i 7 *bait» hatfrnal Hsnltof cba RepabUc. -
For. Other Account*— ...
10 tfc&refl National Bank of the Republic.
. 1 eh«ro -catUiuyof Fine Art* . _
67 tturee i‘eta ware Division canal Co. _
»1 charea Second and atPcct# Paweo*cr Rail
•■ * i 4 1* «y Co. • . •'
HO share® Biidtabnr* Manufacturing Co.
Executor e.SMe,
60 #h«ret West hand Snsqnehauna Canal Co.
LAI Gb THHiE'dTOR* BIUCK HO i'W» and FU
NiIUBF,-known as the• Neptune House '‘N./E. comer
o Pacific *nd Connecticut avenurs, Atlantic, City,
I& HaVdBu'mE MODERN 3J£BTORY STONE REat-
I EaCE mjd-'I.ARGE »OT. Terrace Pt«e. extending
through to«ispier ptree*, 78 fe**t fmnt. 4 squares *rom the
Wav* e Station on fheGdjmantown raitroad, Gerraau.
*°lt AN MODERN STO.-'BREdipENCB. with
Stobleaod r Coach Hoqse* Oak str«tetiN. J*, 193
f, VERY t ?° Eg'»vl ,P FOBR.3TORY BRICK RE«I.
I LN. K. n7w. corner ol Seventeenth and Summer ata.,
near Logan Fqu.te SSleot front, 1.7 leot deop to Winter
B, H-NDSOME MODERN FOUBSTfRY BRICK and
MaRBLE M-ONT RF-HIDrNCE, Ro. 1733 yioo street,
nearly opfo-lto Logan Square.
To Capitalist*. UoildeieandOthoTi-VALUABLE LOT,
Pro d .tieer, b*tw-en Loctiar ftod Spruce. 116 loot 11
Iprli efreiit.Taf'feet depptoSv'amuro at 'afro ‘ts.
FRAME DWEUi ING, ho. 1343 Mctlh Third street,
* MOi'fßN 0 THKtESTORY BRICK DWELLING.
No B^Tli o ßLl F umoG h a a ud LARGE LOT. No 738 Sooth
t B O TW« t pBTbRY BRICK DWFLtINGS, ties. 1160. 1163
and 1164. Clarion street;north- ol dldaral unci'weatoi
Thhtiontb,
3 C.I lit eD RENP®. each 84Sn year. • -
T£UiEESIOR> BBICK DWELLING): Np. 720 Lloyd
pt’) -1. Utwten Broad aud Fifleetuti. aud uuitn ui .i a
i uirnant to a Deere* obtained in the Supreme C inrt—
CLAilla *ND PREMISE* <1 tli(i, ( P|oneor Mlulag Cam
* aaV.lanee'p'fialo^.Eat ato of John 8. Cottin. Banfcmjt-
Fy O: derot United Mates District' Pi<ft,E».torn Otartlct
of t (DUPTlrania, in llankraptcy—VALUAßLE LOW.
if 1 awrerce Dll'on. dec'd—THREE-SIWRY
BRl) K DWELLING. with Side uffleo aud Yard No.
IMS I rankfuid avenuo and two Stabloa la .the rear, be
twten ar»-niie nnd Berks street, 18tn •vyard.
7 metre’s Dale— > iitsto ol Mlchiol Herr — 10 aCBEd, Me*
Lismounty. iiliuots.
8> me > B' ate-2u AUREB, T Ivlntratou county. lUiaols.
San e Efta’e-tSU ACRES. Hamilton conoti.rowa.
EptHtr <f benadict Kahnwtiter,dec'd-2 MORTGAGE 3,
el THltfct-t>TOBT B6JCK STORE and DWELLING and
Gi N'IEEL BuICR DWEuLINU,S. WAcoinor Twenty
tecond and Brow d bta.
TWO-bTOK* BRICK DWELLING. No. 708 Webb «t,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, and belotV Fltz
nnii r trret £6fh Ward
THRBF-STORV BRICK DWEILING, No. 757 North
BRICK SPORE and DWELLING.
S. Vi . c-iri er 61 tilth and Master -ta
BFAL’TIFI'L Ct LNTKY SITE, 8 ACRES. Lower
Merlon Towi bMp Montgomery county. Pa. within five
mirotra* walk ol Merlon Station, on the retin a Central
Peremptory Sale—LOT. Fifteenth at. nyrth
of V) nango. 31at Ward. m
s'lnelitate-BKICK DWELLING.No 3' 3 Bohemia
Place north o' Catharine ,nd eaat of Fourth at
VALUAB'E BUSINESS BI*ND, No. f3B Booth
atreet ert ndlns throng ito Treat eireot—3 fronta
T WO-STOHY BRICK DWELLING, Apple atreet
D °rwu 8T‘ U 'So' n BRIC;K DWELLING, Leitbgow atreet
in PM e emlto 0 |y th lß*o°TO Cloae an. Estate-WELLEE
°3 WELL-SECUBwfoRtIuND Seats, each 8188 and
* MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE. No.
19(# tprii>B Garden street. Hub nil tho modem conveni
ence*. immediate poasesiioo.
A dmlnlt tratoPs t ale-Estate of 0. Weldon, d-c’d.
HObbl a. CAKKIAGFS. IHARBE SLEIGHS, HAB
NEt 87 ROBB . PELLS. STABLE FIXTURES. Ac.
Otl MONDAY MORNING. .
A p T ll 6. at 10 o’c'ock. at theN. E. corner Seventeenth
end Vine streets. the entire stoek.-comprDtag-6-Horsoa
3 behoeome close Canlages, 3 Germantown Wajont, 1
hai dotnt Brarre (glass), 3 Sleigh* lelgh Bella, Robe*
Blankets. 4 acta Double Harness, Btable Fixtures. dm.
Sain No. IBIS Chestnut •treet
BUPFRIOR FURNITURE. GRAND PIANO. MIRROR.
HAMJSOME VtLVBIV BRUSSELS AND OTHER
CARPETS. 0N MONDAY MORNING. „
Anns, at 10 o'clock by catalogue, }he t enure House
hold F. rnitinvacomprialng Walnut and Mahogany Parlor
Fundin'*. Cottage Chamber Suit#, Grand-Piano, French
Plate Mirror, uandrcme bldei-oard, Bupertjr Wamut
1 xtertiou Table, China and Glassware, Mat esaee» Pea
-1 h»-r Beds an* R- ddint, h and«oine Velvet, BruttSgla and
other« ari-ets. Kitchen CtiDfilf.&o.
May be examined bn the morning of sale at 8 o'clock
valuable the late
ON TUEBDAV and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS,
Aprils end 7, embracing* fine collection of Books re.
Ufit'g to America, State nnd general Hl»torfeß. Voyagot
andTravcl* Blogrspby. Bclence,Poetey. Natural History.
Reprint*-of rare wort*. Also many beautifully Illus
trated Work,. May be examined with catalogues on
Monday previous to eale.
Safe No. 166 North Ninth street
nANDsoiiE walnut itablwk dining bohm
AMmVhaMß* R BO&EWO U
!■ oRTR* MaDB BY ME* EK; BUUKUaSE, FINE
CABFETB. *»- N MONDAY WORNING.
April 13. at lu o'clock. at 186 North Ninth street, below
Race str- et, by catalogue . the handsome Walnut Parlor.
Dinics Boom and Chamber Furniture, fine tone ween
octave Piano Forte, mado by Meyers superior Walnut
Bo kcase, fire Irgralu ando.her Carpets. China, Glass*
ware, K itehen Vt ( usils. ac, . . . . . . fc
M&y bo * TAiniimt on tho morning of tut« it 8 o*©loc««
Administrators’ dale on the Premises.
Estatecf WILMON WHILDON, deceated,
VERY EI®GANT REBIuEMIE AND SUPERIOR
FURNITURE, CABPETd, &C., No. 1910 aPKUCE
flKfckT. ojg MONDAY MORNING,
Man 3. at 10 o'clock, will be cold the very elegant Four
storfHrick {ffisrblsta second stoa) RESIDISNOU-vlth
Double Hack Bnildtwa. No. 1910 Sprufo stroet, aa feet
front. 167 feet deep to Howell street, finished In a very
snp'ilor and ehgant manner, with every modern im
provement and^evenje^
Also tho- elegant Walnot Fu-nlture made to order bv
Moore A Cnrorlon; handsome Carpets, large rreuch
Plate Mantra Min or, fte.
|3?* * uTI ?>»rttrtilftrß fpb«T>dnllig.
vi trNKY i> Muik u, Auctioi»er— Salesroom No. 8 Cort-
Inndt s>reer.
MESS' 8 MINER * BARKER REB“BOTEUULY AN
no.unce that rh. y tyib exhibit l. thrir Ontlorio.. ho.
643 Broadway eommeoilog 00 rUESp.vY EVENI'O,
Suth March, theruporb collection <f Palotlng* b longing
to .1 P. Beaun cnt. fceq of this city, consisting of rare
woikssf nrt byreteriued arrista of the modernsouooU
An ona them aio syocliurns chi. fly p.lo od to hts order by
Fausni ». Win. d. Mount,
V'Cor Chavet, B.ieotie.
Gulllin.ln L- U (’,P o .>
V»ifcO'ckhov«u, Otto Krdmwi
H H-rnn. Ut-chauer,
Ad If lhhens, Jr ll°giu;t,
E. TV* h«B. eny, > o'"» Koobe,
V\V Cap ler Jerome • hompsoo.
and • nwoid of one hundred of h**rart‘tot« lo ‘
?Uid nraW THE TAti«NO OK TliE TE CALM. *
inseierptce by tsrlt. E. UtUTZE; A M AfiNXi-IUENT
Fi OVrER P h.' E bv J. HOME, SUdSNN eH AT THE
IIAiH by F>ofei-Bor C. of Pu*a»ldorf, and.
ni»i v other ri<'tiiii , f of noto. The t*ale will tik
Plu evenings of WE I N ESDAY hud lUUitdr aY. the 7'.h
i<i d o<i'Hf
T AU ' jI |3iVoHe!jTNUT etioet
CONCERT HALL AUCTION ftOOMS.
Rear Fulranre on L-lover street
Hpnrehold Furniture and Merchandise of every
■ciiptlon received on rooeißDmoat daM of Furniture at
dwelUnßo attended to on reasonable terror.
Concert H*>l Auction Room'. l3F‘<3heB»nnt
HANI foME WALhUT AN *CO FURNITURE.
FLI’BU. ?ERBY AND HAIR CLOI’H FARLOH
SUlla . 4C ’OR TUESDAY MORNiNO,
Arril 6 will >0 sold, by cataloaue. at Conoert Hall
Auction Rooa e. No. 1319 * heatnut trret 'omm*Dcli * *t
lu o’clock. *ui orior Walnut and Cottage Chamber Suits,
Pa«lor and i I. rary Putts, InO een -nd Crlmßon 'Jerry
and Hair Cloth; Marble Top Tables, Wardrobes,
L Abo te a quantity of Secondhand Furniture, Carpets,
drc.; Silver FUtfedAVare and Table Cutlery.
T U ASHBRUmE A T^fth
LAEGBBAMjfiV BOOTS,SHOfc?.,HATS AND 0 IP3.
• o n ~w hits f; 5b a y~m'i ! rnTn (1.
April 7, ft' 10 o'c ocfc. w o will roll by catalogue ftbont
100(1 eager of Boots, Shoes and Brogans, of city and East
erD nibDUiae<ur«.
U 0 men’* and boys' Fur and Wool Hats, Velvet
Cape, 1 6c. •
nneneatlv or the morning of ante for ftXft r mn&tlon«
when thv Attention of citv Sort country bnyo?* j« nailed.
BBUOTT, Jtt., AIUJTIUMiIiK. r ,
. fiO'm’a AltT GALLERY t
1090 CHf>TNUT street Philadelphia. ,
CARD —1 he undersigned will give particular attention
to Bale* at Dwelling} of parties removing* Having no
place for ttorageof fu-niture, it wilt be to my Interest to
make clean sale*. Othoi consignments of raerohar owe
, respectfully solicit! d. r .
mHOMAfI BIRCH A BON. AUCtIONEERS AND
'COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
, ;*. , No.lll'i CHESTNUT «treet.
Rear Entrance No. 1107 flanaom itreet-
HOUBEBmjKFUhNrrURB OF EVERY DEBGIUP
received on consignment.
Balds of Furniture at Dwellings attended to on the mo*l
reasonable terms ■ : " 1 -
1(3; MoCI,EEB ®
1 XoOT AND MONDAY AND
y?~w ’*
fIKAIM A 80K.
i-ct f.
lAtK*.
disorders, which were ag
gravated by Oio scroni
lons contamination until
they were painfully afflicting-, liavobecn radically
cured in such great numbers in nhttost'ovcry SCO*
tion of the country,that the public Bcarcciy nccd te
be informed of it 3 virtues or uses. . ; ' : *.
Scrofulous poison i 3 one of the most destructive*
enemies of our race. Often, this unsccn and unfclfr
tenant of tbo organism undermines thc coxretitution,
and invites tho attack of enfeebling or fatnldiseafetfs,
without exciting a suspicion of its prcsehcef
it seems to breed infection throughout tho body, aha
then, on somo favorable occasion,.rapidly develop
into ono or other of its hideous forms, either on tbo
surface or among the vitals. In tho latter, tuber
cles may bo suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumors formed In: tho liyer, l or;lt'
its presence by eruptions on.thp skin,orfohlulccr
at ions on some part of the. body; ■ lienee the occa
sional lice of a bottlo of tills Sarsaparilla is ad
visable, even when no active symptoms of dlscaso
appear. Persons afflicted frith the following com
plaints generally find immediate relief, and, at
length, cure, by the use Of this SAJIS AI*ARID?
DA: St . Anthony’s Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
Tetter,Salt Jthcinn, Scald- Head, Ilinr/irorun,
Sore IZyes , Soro Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms of Scrofulous disease. Also in tbo
more concealed forma; as Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
Heart Disease, X'its, Epilepsy, Ncuratyia,
find tho various Xflciroub affections of Iho-muEtsu*
lnr and nervous systems; ■ - i ; i
Syphilis or Vcncmrtiiid TSercsirictl Diseases
are cured by it, though a longtime is 'required for
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine.
But long continued use of lliis medicine Win curi
the complaint, Deneerrhaia or Wfilhisi UXcride
Ulcerations, end; Dentate‘Diseases, 4 avo com
monly soon, relieved and' liltimately >cured by.iita
purifying and invigorating effect. , Minute Direc
tions for each case are found in our Ahnaijii'ciiiffp'i
plied grnti3... Rheumatism and Gout', tvhcii
caused by apeiumdatidns 6f extraneous, matters
in tiie Wood, yield quickly to it, as also 4 ‘User
Complaints, Torpidity, Congestionm Xiiftani
mation-at tbo Direr, and Jaundice', frlicnnrir.fng; l
as they oiten do, from the rankling poisorts fnttto
blood. This BARS A I’ARXDDA is ..a-.-great;'re
storer.'for. the strength mid. vigor, of the system.
Those who fire Danyuid and Distlcss, 4Xiespon
denti Sleepless, and, troubled frith Dervmia Ap
jtrehensions or Dears, or* any-of the. affections
symptomatic of Weakness, will find immediate
relief and convincing evidence, of its restorative
power upon trial. * ; *
PREIJ.'ARED BY ,■ ,
Or. JT. C. A'STJEU «Jc C©., JLowellj.Hlaaa.,
flyer s. barsapanHa*
fob ' iPinaiisTfinaCf wwm bimb,
The reputation tfiirf c*r ■
cellent medicine cnjow;
la.derived from Its,cums,
many, of which are trttly
marvcUous. Inveterate'
cases of Scrofaloos di*-'
- case; where tho .system'
seemed saturated witty l
corruption, have been
purified and enredhyit.
Scrofulous affections anil
Practical and Analytical Cltcmists. ‘
SOLD BY ALT. DRUGGISTS KVERYWHEKK.
At w holesalo by J. M. MAItIS & 00. , PhiladelpOlfc
mb3-tu<ba4<n
PAG UtMTARLIKA.-A SUPERIOR ARTICLE EOB
cleaning th»Teetli, destroying anhnaloula, which In
feet them* ovingtone to tbegutae,andleavinff*fe©dnß
of fragrance ana perfect cleanliness in the-moata. It miff
be need daily, and will be found to strengthen weakang
bieecing gums, while the aroma and det&vitrenen Wul
recommend every .one. Being composed with totr
assistance of the Dentist, Physicians and. Micros coptst, it
la confidently offered as a reliable substitute for the mi*
certain washes forme- ly In vogue. .
Eminent Dentists, acquainted with the constituent* Of
the Dentallina, advocate its use; it contains nothingto
prevent If unre.t»taed.^»lo,mept N S
Apathocary.
Broad and Spruce streets.
For sale by Druwrfrta generally, and ,
i red. Browne, D. L. Staekh<m«e.
Bosssrd A Co.,- Robert C. Davis,
C. B. Keeny. Oeo. C. Bower.
Isaac H. Kay. Chaa SWyere,
C. H. Needles. S.M. McCplln. (
T.J. Husband, 8. ©Banting.
Ambrose Smith, Chaa- TL Eberte,, , ,
Edward Parrish. Jsmes N.Marks.
W m. B. Webb. ©Brfngharst&Co.,,
dames L. Biapbam. Dyott & Go.; '
Htl»ws A Combe, ttC. BlairisSoia.
Henry A. Bower. Wre-h A Bto.
I?BENCH MEDICINES
F PREPARED BY ; . : . . i *
GRIMAUCI' & CO.,
CHEMISTS T" B. I. Hi PStNC 5 ! NAPOIiEOJf. ,
45 BCE DE RICHELIEU.
PARIS. .
CHILDREN'SDISEASES.
lODIZED RYKtP OF'h6kB&KADTBEL,: .
FBKPaKED BY GRIMAUIuT &CO . PAtilS.l -
This syrup contains lodine, combined with. thajnicea&
water crws. »<ra-radlbli; and t scurvy-gras*, tia whteto
iodite and sulphur existnatural y, and forttis rea*>h to
an ixcelkutsubstitute for cod liver oil* which la gen»
rahy suppowal to owe its efficacy. lo too presence oC>
lodine. Vbe lodised Syrup
duct r most satisfactory reanlta administered to ehfldrato
suffering from Ivraphatism, racbitism* congestion of to#
aUndeof the neck* or the the fae*
aofieoufDt during Infancy* It is also the teat remedy
for the first stage of consumption* Being at once touts
and depuratlv*. it excites the appetite* promotes digea-
Don. and restores to the tissues their natural firmnear
ArTfim N. W. cor. Tenih ,
I.QOBEB.
MAULE, BROTHER £ QO:, ‘
2600 South Street •
1869 Fattllm malbhl: 1869
CHOICE SELECTION
'OB ’
MICHIGAN CORK. PINE ■;! i.
FOB PAT 1 Eittta •
IU£»Q BPHCCE ANDHEMLOCKIQGQ
loO<7. SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK 1003*
LARGE STOCK
1869. , 10691
DELAWARE FLOORING.
ABH FLOORING. hi
WALNLTFLOORING ...: ...•■>
IQ/.Q FLORIDA STEP BOARDS. IQCQ,
loby.' FLORIDA STEP BOaRDA 10017.
. KaILFLAftK. . \ ri
* KAlti PLAMfc ' "
lfcttQ WALNLT BOARDS ANU FLANK. IQGQ *
ICDy. WALNUT BOAHuB AND PLANK. 1001/*.
WALNUT BOARDS. .
WALNUT PLAc*K.
AbSOBTED
FuK
CABINET MAKERS,
BUJLDEKS, AC.
i L . n UNDERTAKBBa* LUMBER, , T-.QiiQ. »
lfcby. undertakers* lumber* iOpt7.
. •:• RED UEDARi ' r:--‘yt tHU
WALNUT AND BINE. , • .
1869. bkabBnedij±e Kin. 1869.
A ftH
WHITE OAKPL aNH> AND BOARDS.
IQftQ . OAKOLINA BUANTUNQ. IRAQ/;
1000. CAKO> IN A U. T.. MLU*. AOUi7.
NOHWAY fcUANTUNQ. ~,,
CEItAU SHINGLES. IQt2Q
GEl> A K BUINGI.ES. XOUE7.
CYPRESS. bUINGLES.;
LARGE ABsOttlMßf*T.
FOR BALE LOW.
1869.
1869. PBABTKKim LATIL 1869.
Lumber XJntler Cover*
ALWAYS BBT.
WATSON & GILLINGHAM,
924 Biohmo.nd Street.
mb29 I yf _ ___ —. i .... "i—r—>•
rpo bijlLDekb and lonti!aotoi!S
1 We »re. lut-nared 10 (uriiirh Eugluti imporuiu
phelltc Booties felt in 'l u » llti,l^^^ l t ANT ft CO..
617 a0d619 Minor
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