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EVENING BULLETIN.
Monday, flay 3, 1869
TSB .EING
ABAMA CL A I M S.
LISIIII PS ND THE
A
As everybody expected, Senator Sumner's
able and vigorous speech upon the Alabama
claims has made a great stir in Englaed.
For some incomprehensible reason the
English people have hitherto failed to com
prehend the precise theory and character of
the demand made upon them by our Govern
ment. Mr. Sumner has explained it with
unmistakable distinctness at last. He shows
that the claim for pecuniary compensation
for the damage done is not the only re
paration that we require. It is, indeed, the
least important portion of it. The vital
point is that Great Britain shall, in some sort,
admit the illegality and monstrous wrong of
the policy by which the belligerency of the
rebels was recognized in indecent haste, and
in accordance with which British vessels,
managed by British crews, equipped with
British munitions, and protected in British
ports by British authority the world over,
were sent out to destroy our merchant
marine. It is apology for this iniquitous vio
lation of international law and courtesy that
we demand and have demanded from the
beginning. The Alabama and her sister
pirates were as completely English as any
men of war in the British navy, and we want
an admission of that fact and such a de
termination of its outrageous character as
will make its recurrence impossible in the
case of future wars.
Now that the English people have mastered
this idea, their newspapers have expressed
the popular feeling in outbursts of indigna
tion, and in vehement declarations that Eng
land will never submit to the humiliation of
an apology. Some of the lesser journals pro
fess to find in Mr. Sumner's speech a threat of
forcible advocacy of our claims, and with
very discreditable bloodthirstiness they have
declared the preference of the bold Britons
ft:a war to the dishonor of an admission of
wrong doing. We anticipated just such an
ebullition of feeling when the speech reached ,
England; but we believe that as soon as the
first frenzy is over, it will be perceived that
the excitement was unnecessary. So far
from having a belligerent tone, Mr. Sumner's
remarks were quite pacific enough to suit the
most conscientious member of the Peace So
ciety. His voice is not for war. No think
ing man in this country desires to press the
Alabama claims against England with the
bayonet. It would not pay; and we have had
enough blood-letting to satisfy even the most
sanguinary for many years to come. But a
cooler consideration of the speech by the
Britons will convince them of one fact : that
England must either admit the illegality of
her conduct and pay the claims, or else have
it become a fixed principle in American ver
sions of international law, that American ves
sels, manned by American seamen, can seize
the occasion of any war between any two
maritime nations,to commit ravages upon the
commerce either of one or the other with ab
solute impunity, and with the certainty of
securing the protection of our government.
This will be our only revenge. England can
choose present humiliation and pecuniary
loss, or she can await the inevitable conse
quences of refusal to do simple justice. It i 8
immaterial to us. But she can be well as
sured that her conduct will never be forgot
ten or forgiven ; and
. that the Alabudita
elaimF,unless satisfied now, as we wish them
to be, will be paid in the future with heavy
interest.
IiLAGGEWS if AGAIN.
!I. is not very complimentary to the clev,r
nese or the activity of the police that Hag
gerty could not be foudd when Judge
Brewster called for him, and yet that he
was so close at hand that the moment Judge
Brewster was off the bench he walked into
court, with an attempt to renew his bail.
The clerk, in the absence of the Judge, re
fused the proposition of Haggerty and his
friends, and he fkas taken into custody and
sent below.
Haggerty has certainly made a serious mis
calculation if he supposes he will faro any
better in Judge Ludlow's hands than he
would with Judge Brewster. Indeed, it will
require all of Judge Ludlow's virtue to dea ,
with this case impartially, after the afi'ron•
which Haggerty's conduct puts upon him.
Haggerty wisely desired to avoid Judg e
Brewster's clutches; but, in suggesting, as h e
seems to do, that he will have a better chance
with Judge Ludlow, he invokes from that of
fices the most stringent application of the law
Which can be made consistent with strict
Justice.
The public will recognize the importance
of Judge Brewster's peremptory procedures
against Haggerty's baiL It was a new sensa
tion, in the Haggerty circle of soeiety, to
have a ten-thousand dollar bail followed up
in this sharp and decisive fashion. It now
Peonies to be seen, whether a still more start
ling sensation cannot be gotten up, in the
shape of a quick trial, and prompt convic
tion and a suitable sentence, for the various
offences of which Haggerty stands charged.
THE OB&ND JURY.
The presentment of the Grand Jury, made
last week, before Jzdge Brewster, is a &tea
m:lent which deserves the careful attention of
our people. It calls attention to subjects of
the gravest moment, calling for some radical
reforms in our present system of administer
ing oriminal justice. The exposition of the
present malpractice of many of the aldero.on
iri theltilitter'br commitments, as made by
the Grand Jury, is clearly elucidated in Judge
Brewster's response, and ought to lewd
the way to a change in our present ahlormanie.
system.
There ie one paragraph of this presentment
which has'peculiar significance. Tne Graud
Jury say
'l'he Grand Jury BeArched In vain to discover
within the prison walls any fair proportion of
the high grades of crime—the bold burglar, the
disciplined thief and the accomplished.pick
pocket,whOee achlevernenta hotirly filling our
communities with welder dis May. Crimi
nals by professiOn, Whose Proper , place is the
penitentiary, are newton* within 00r• prison
walls. Baffling and chiding, Or in league with
our keen-eyed detective forces, at times com
pounding their felonies for "valuable considera
tions," or, if ever arrested, soon released on bail,
these professional criminals roam at lame, prey
ing and luxuriating on our rank civillyl4ton in
their gambling hells, driving their fast horses,
enlarging the boxems or patronizing the broth
els, which, like themselves, prosper in ntiblash
ing. bold, and exultant impunity. While the
Grand Jury promptly find true bills against all
professional violators of law brought within their
province, they can but add their Fondest ascents
to the calls of public justice, in urging upon our
detective agents the importation of a now and
higher degree of vigor to weir system,or the pro
priety of resigning their commissions."
This is the same Grand Jury before which
the Haggerty, Tobin,Whitney and McMullin
bills were ignored.
The Miners' Journal of Pottsville entered
upon its forty-fifth year on Saturday last,
and its able editor began the forty-first year
of his connection with it. He claims now to
be the oldest political editor in the State.
Certainly he is one of the best. The Journal
increases in vigofas it gains in years. It is
now one of the ablest, handsomest, largest
and most entertaining newspapers published
in the State of Pennsylvania.
We again call attention to the announce
ment by the Republican City Executive Com
mittee in reference to revising the registry for
the delegate election on the 11th inst. There
was much confusion, and no little ill—feeling,
last year, in consequence of the very partial
and unsatisfactory way in which the registry
was made. Every Republican should feel
interest enough in the primary elections to see
that he is properly registered to- morrow.
Fxtra Valuable Head Estate.—Dlessrs.
Thomas & 8"1115 advertise for public sale the elegant
Residences No. 1612 Walnut street,l6Bl Girard avenue,
and others, and the very valuable Church Property,
Righth street, above Race, 100 feet front. See adver
tisements en the last page, and catalogues at the Auc
tion Rooms, 189 and 141 South Fourth street.
Salo of the siouthwark Hay Press.
111 es A. Fiusala AN, Auctioneer, relit sell on Wednes
day at the Exchange, by orclel of the Executors of
Thcmas 1'). Webb, deed., the large three-story stone
and brie): Buffeting, known as (he Southwark llau
Press, Jiloyantensing A venue, Catalogues of the 8,11. ,
note re Wit).
I) R. R. F. 'THOMAS, THE LATE OPERATOR Al
theColton Dental AssociaLion, is now the onto one
in Philadelphia who devotee he entire time end practice
lo extractli, teeth, absolutely without patn, by fresh
uittoae oxide gas. Unice, 1W? NvALNur
e Teat. trihls 1Y rPB
-
lt,Llurr I)LIsIAL ActiuolATWN ORIGINATED)
Vi the nraltl,ttic uee of
NIMOUS OXIDE, OR lALGIIINO GAS,
Ard devote their whole time and practice to extracting
teeth without pain.
Office, Eighth and Walnut streeta. ap2o lyl
HE L
NRY PIIILLIPP
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
NO. lON SANSOM ATREET.
ly4o PBILA.DELPHIA.
J URN GRUMP, BUILDER.
1731 CaIEBI'NUT STREET,
and 113 LODGE STREET,
Med antes of every branch required for houao-bulldins
and tilting prorut fly harnb3bed. fe27tf
ARBURTON'S HdPROVED, VENTILATED
BAand ears - fi tting Drew Hate (Patented) In an the ap
proved taalfiona of the season. Chestnut street, next
door to the Yost Ottee. ace-tfry
RAdti COAT AND HAT CHECKS AND KEY TAGS
with numbere on, for betels, die., and a variety of
k HAV ' a t3 n ,N d
o. L i ckt E n i i gthte s T hi ß rt a y r - d ewveareM.
ar a k t e t Tß tr U ee M t s A be N l ow
Ninth, Philedelphia.
THE PATENT ONE-MINUTE EGG BEATERS WILL
tup up a dozen eggs into a stiff loam in that space
of time. for sale, with other kinds, by TiundAN
IIHAW, No. 835 (Eight Tbirty•five) Market street. billow
Ninth, lbliadelphia.
QTCBB•S SAW FILES.—SOME MECHANICS AS
0 pert that these Piles will do throe times more sharp
eulug than any other. For sale by TP.U6IAN Gt SLIAVV
No ti2s(Eight Thhty.flye) Market street, below Ninth
Philadelphia.
T - -
HE BF 8T eInARB AND TOBACCO ARE OB TAINED
at WILEY BROT118.1(8. N. W. corner Eighth and
Walnut greets. ap23-rp tfq
Di dt K LAGE SACQUES.— A SUPERB ASSORTMENT
IJoocned thin morning. JllO received, direct from Part?,
pm steamer America, a superb annortment of Black Lace
barques. all the novelties of the present Selllloll, for sale
at retail at importers' prices.
GEORGE W. VOGEL,
111111-60 1202 Chestnut street.
A RE YOU A CONISOISSFUR IN MEERSCHAUD
I 1 I'lyte and Cigar 1 tilicr? WILEY BKOTtIEHE hav,
a tlllll . l for rtock at Eighth and TA'alnut. ap23.rp tf
M AGAZIN DES MODh3
lul4 waLnuT 8111L'L"I%
MRS. PROCTOR.
Cloaks, Walking Butts, BMus,
Dress Goods, Lace Shawls,
Ladies' Underclothing
and Ladies' Firm
Dresses made to measure In Twemty.f our Hours.
bE FIVE CE •T YAEA CIGARS! SPLENDID,
I .11.4. they. Country merchants are invited to call
Imo m. BMW() them at Vv.ILEI BROTHERS, Eighth and
W t etreete. ap23-ratim
I'IILY FLAVIER, BUT TO KILL
'Ti. drugproditcre more
l'irost.r. death, a huudred score,
han every ether ill comber,- d,
'I hen ime er can afflict mankind.
For d rugraug quickly breeds Catarrh;
• I ie bete, there, both near and ,
A meet dis„ undue. sad disease,
11 Ito %el y ether on shore comas,
hacking, hawking. spitting chow',
Cetnrth t. tlicte the head and none;
he throat and lunge will shortly tell;
Cousumpt ion seated,the bell.
Duquee , deafness, melancholy,
Teach men end women drugs ate folly,
f net too late. a NN tilt LAToit,
Made by Wutoscra. drives the traitor.
To W motor' Vb UVVIOR. coma end try it
Wheu eatietied, then )eu can buy It;
t.ne dollar bottle fills e clip
hot holaa a pint, for muffing up.
And when Catarrh attacks the bead,
Fulluese and colds or blues,
ANNIHILATOR MO Instead
lit DOSCA that lateen,
The throat and palate do require
This liquid for the noee;
It cleave the miscue, cools the tire, ,
And all onetruction gooa
Consumption`e mother in Catarrh,
And COMO leit millions die;
In city, country, near and far.
On beds of death they lie.
Catarrh comes first: Consumption next,
And by corruption led
Into the 'sternums, Is lily teat,
From Ulcers ID the bead,
Then core Catarrh, and never dread
Uumumption of the cum's;
Clear ant the matter irons the boas,
W bile skeptics wag their tongues.
Wets:lvrea ANDMILATOII try;
Pint bottles are in store,
At druggiets on their counters lie,
.no Dollar at your door.
If ro H u nd re dk. what can compare
To Eighty.one?
At Women-ea place on Chatham moan)
All try it free, my eon.
A standard article In known,
'Tie public every tc here,
And all who come are freely shown
The wow' on Chatham square.
FOOD MAKES THE BLOOD, BONE AND MUSCLE.
No as:theism of any description contains a particle of
outrition. 'I Isom who disbelieve thin doctrine will please
atop entitle food and try to live on the dome that ignorance
recommend's. We go a step further, and poefaively assort
that no remedy ever invented has a single curette° pro
perty ID he composition. Healing power is inherent, and
all that medicines can do at the utmost is simply to assist
nature. The stomach was never intended for medicine.
All doses swallowed mix with the food, and thus inoculate
the blood with Meals's. Catarrh Is en ulceration of the
mm one membrane of the head. W o LOOTS'S ANNIDILATOR
washes t of the filth, and nature thug assisted heaie the
ulcer. Thousand. are so ignorant thet they submit to
dosing tee stomach, ruining the digestive organs instead
of removing the difficulty on the head, the real cause of
the trouble. Senates) the corruption in the head and na
ture will heal.
s.o snuff-taker lives but has Catarrh; no Moue-cutter
what follows hie trade has Catarrh; every inmate of
every very dusty factory, who has been employed therein
nix reoutlin.but hen Catarrh ; every miller In flouring mills
bee Catarrh. Excessive dust of any kind will always
soots p•oduce this disease. Heavy and repeated colds will
AevitrAneeklJ.itertit.....73/te soon mine the ces
tome, smell. heating, memory ' andliMaiitiniesitlits'e ht.,
end iudeeen nervoueneee , indigestion and a b ilious
nunnrcb ,cut 'o4d by the dlneharge of matter into the
throat Consumption soon follow's. Pills and dome hasten
this disease, but WeLoorr's ANNIHILATOR washes the
herd end mucous membranes, and cures this dangerous
cella Inlet Pint bottle's, VI; are sold at all drug etoren.
It can be tested free of cent at No. Nil Chatham square.
it a pints of Annihiletor for Catarrh or' Colds iu the
Deno or one Pint of Paiti Paint, double etreagth . scut
tr, e et ea ('lda chat gee, eta receipt 0f.85j or one gallon of
Pe ID POMI tdanblo et rongth) tot dill, Sant betties sold
at ail Drum Stores. H. L. WOLOOTT. 1111110DUX and bole
eprietor, No. lel Chatham equate, N. Y.
1 eat therm tree of coat, at 812 Arch Meet Private
rooms tut Witte. It)
THE DAIMATIMIRGovumTiIfr,PHILIMELMIAI.. MONDAY; N.4iyl . 4 1 , 064..... i A q
Secure Style and Save Something
AT
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S.
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
8. E. Cor. Chestnut and ;venth Streets.
Choice Goods for Present Season.
la daily receipt of New and Itaide Opting
Goods,
GRANDFATHER'S SUNDAY COAT.
It was of home-made woven Stuff,
A genuine azure blue ;
And Grandma wove the cloth herself
In seventeen ninety-two.
It was not cut as coats are now ;
The sleeves were made so tight,
Ile had to rise to put it on
Before the morning light.
With collar of tremendous size,
This venerable coat
Rose up against the back of his head
And warmed his neck and throat.
So queer in those peculiar days
The fashions did prevail,
The hinder part of the coat wag shaped
Much like a swallow's tail.
They kept things long in Grandpa's days
From records, it appears,
That he wore this most remarkable coat
Some fifteen or twenty years.
But coats are nicer and cheaper now;
You can buy for a trifle, or more,
Better coats than Grandfather ever saw
At Rockhill & Wilson's Store.
Brass Coats with Blue Buttons are all the go
now for evening entertainment. Light Pants of
delicate hues and tasteful cut enable the Ameri
can citizen of the most moderate means to out
bbine her Majesty's subjects Is the new court rig
just inaugurated for her receptions.
Everything in the masculine clothes line that
a male human can want, for business or pleasure,
It prices so far below what our grandparents
aFed to pay, that if those venerable persons were
to call in and see, they would open their eyes so
wide that their measure could not be taken.
Do you want the worth of your money ? Then
bring your money to
ROCKHILL & WILSON'S
Great Brown Clothing House,
603 and 605 Chestnut Street
THE RAIN
MADE IT NECESSARY TO CHANGE. THE
330.A. - X 7 ,
AND WE HAVE FIXED
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5,
FOR THE FIRST DISPLAY OF cam COMPLETE
STOCK OF
YOUTHS', BOY z.' AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
The Ladies of Philadelphia and vicinity are invited at
all times
TO VISIT OUR .
- New E stablishment
But for Best Selections,
Notice will be given for the Openings of
NEW GOODS.
NOTE.—This Department is on the First Floor to the
rear of the Dome. Saleswomen as well am Salesmen are
in attendance. and every polite attention will be given
to Lady customers.
JOHN WANAMAKER, Clothier.
wynr.
WOOLENS FEARFULLY LOW.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. cor. Ninth and Market Ste
CASSIMERES, Ail-wOol, 500, up.
CLOAKINGS, good styles, $1 up.
CLOTHS, Low to fine grades.
The elanghter in this branch of business still continues.
We have availed ,oureelves of the low prime to go in
heavily, and offer to our friends and customers some
great drives in Tx owserbtge, Coatings, drs,
myB-Im4p
OGDEN & HYATT,
Na 827 ARCH STREET,'
LATE WITH WAN/MAKER & BROWN.,
The Finest Goods, French, Enpeh
and Domestic. Terms moderate.
n,141m4P
15°I;E PAR lEbitt.--EN . J6YAIENT 11EIOTP-
WaCed by itnnitio r i
those oplentlid Yam (Avg a t e
Y. tfolltb an Walnut.
DJEIY.GOODS.
Materlals for Suits,
•
In Stripes end Gray Mixtures.
TED LARGEST ASSORTMENT
ON THIS MARKET,
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
•727 Chestnut Street.
SILKS ! SILAKS,T.
In Stripes, Cheok9 and Shots.
IN (MEAT VARIETY
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
727 Chestnut Street.
8-4 BLACK HERNANI,
HEAVY MESH, AT
$l5O PER YARD,
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
727 Chestnut Street.
JAPANESE SILKS
AND
POPLINETTES,
A FULL ASSORTMENT.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
727 Chestnut Street.
LACE POINTS,
In New and Beautiful Designs.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
7 t 7 Ches. nut Street.
miS
11ANTILLAS CLOAKS, SHaWLS
We invite Ladles` attention to our erpoeition of MAN.
T LES.rot op is ith outwit/LI take and elegance. The price
from *lO to SLO. Among the etylee we enumerate the
Paula,
laianes
Wattean.
Mcseaniello,
Velocipede,
Skeleton Backine, &o
A choice collection of LLAMA LACES, SHAWLS, dto,
for the eea-.ids, evening, carriage, full dress and for
mourning, in all the fabrics adapted to these wants.
tP,
MARKET
o
0041 2i7LEFTEL
4,7t v
4/14N %
MOURNING GOODS
13elaines.
Bombazines.
rramises.
liernanies.
Challies.
3Parisiennes.
And Every other variety for Spring
and Bummer.
PERKINS & CO • 9
9 SOUTH NINTH STREET,
mh6 f m w Bm4p§
310 D S D(►RMON, 310
No. 310 N. EIGHTH Street. above Vine,
(Successor to Morriss A Hoffman.)
Having secured the above well-known Store, and filled it
with a large, fresh and 'well selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
We are prepared and determined to offer spec al Eighth
street bargains in Black Silks and Drape Goode al latest
impoi tations and choicest style!.
Drees Goode. beautiful styles, at 21., 25. 29, 31c.
Mohair Poplins. 23'35. 3734. 40. 45, 50. 60, 65. 75c.
Black Alpacas. at 31, 35. 11736, 40. 45, 50, 55, 60, 70c.
Alpacas, double width. Spring Shades only 40c.
Alt-w 001 Poplips. choice shades, only 76c.
Black Silks. $2, 152 25, $2 35, $2 40. $2 $2 75, $3.
Mirelins.-51 online from JO cents upwards, and all the
celebrated makes, s t the loweet prices.
Cloths and Cassimeres.—AU.wool Casaimeree from
45r. up.
White Goode—Piques. from 2.5 c. up; Pleb] Idualine.
Nelms , oils, Linens, Brilliants, Soft Cambric, Swiss Vic
torte i-awn, Book Health, Birds.eye 'rowels, 9apking
I ioylies, mbroiderhs, Edgings. Insertings,
Table Linens, in brown, half-bleached and bleached .
()loves and Hosiery—l_adiee', Gents' and Children's
Hosiery hid Gloves—choice BPIF'S obadesi, only 181 25.
R , 10 awn"
405 N. SECOND STREET. 407
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Non, 405 and 407 N. Second Street,
Rae just received a large lot of very handeome
BLACK SILKS.
At price!) ranging from $2 to 97 per yard.
To which he invitee especial attention.
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A 7 •
io and mod _
KEEP A STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
ADA.FTED TO THE DAILY WANTS OF VAMP lES
FULL STOCK OF FRENCH GOODS.
FULL STOCK OF
O BRITISH OOODS.
...,41W&CK OF t
BLACK NLRB OF THE DEBT GRADES IMPORTED
znw•H
J rCHAMBERS 8100 STREE,T.
LLAMA LAUB POIe.TE3.
LLAMA LACE PARASOL OuVltiltd,
BLACK ThIREAD LADES,aII widtha.at very low Prices.
lE MOH:3.
PLAID SIAINSOOK, from 26 cents
PRE:NOD MUSLIN. 2 yards wide. 60 cent.
I.IARSIC.LLES VI Ott I a N,En. from 21 cents to $I 2 .
icAmBUILO EVOINOS AN' INNENTLONs
NEEDLE 'WORK EDGINOR AND IN nERTIONS.
choice degigne, bought,. under regular ptleea, nue ace of.
end as BA.II/0.1.11413. ap111.1n35
.:fIOW-0,..,-...::F1NN.:4 : ,..,•:.cp..
PAPER HANGINGS,
AT NO, 1117 CHESTNUT STREET,
Until completion of their Store,
S. W. oolinzwor NINTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS.
JUST OPENING OUR SPILINO IMPORTATIONS,
French Medallions, Imitations Woods, Persian, Chinese, Flower Patterns, and
other peculiar foreign styles.
AUCTION SALES.
Peremptory Sale—Damaged Cotton
POWELL & WEST, Auctioneers,
Will sell on TUESDAY (TO-MORROW). at 1 o'clock. at
Old Depot, S. W. corner NINTH and GREEN &mete.
for sec cunt of whom it may concern.
A Large Lot of Cotton,
ram.red b water at the late Are. Itt
DUX GOODS.
NA IAI
LINEN STORE S ;P
S 2 A.r®h iiiltreett.
1128 CHESTNUT STREET,
NEW LINEN DRESSES,
Few and Beautiful
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS
Ibreetved by last Steamer from Europe.
111.1LIANEEM GOODS.
& 13.
OPEN TO-DAY
A NEW INVOICE OF
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets,
Trimmed and Untrimmed.
Bonnet Frames,
French Flowers,
Ribbons and Laces,
Wholesale end Retail.
THOS. KENNEDY & BRO.,
Fo. 729 Chestnut St.
THOMPSON REYNOLDS,
Importer, Wbolecite and Retail Dealer in
Straw and Millinery Goods
FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, dm. ,to.
N. W. corner Eighth and Vine Streets,
B. F. B. IMAM rtiii.Anr.Lraut.
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lIEHIOVAL.
REMOVAL
J. W. PRICE'S RESTAURANT
From FOURTH and CHESTNUT to
No. 305 CHESTNUT STREET.
Fine Jewelry.
On Tnurgday, nay 6,
I will open my new and greatly enlarged eetabliehment
at No. 3415 CHESTNUT Street, where I have fitted up the
first and eecond etwiee with every comfort and conve
nience for LADIES and GENTLEMEN.
The dining rooms arc large and airy, and no pains wit
be spared to insure a continuance and increase of the
geneioue patronage which has hitherto been extended to
my establishment by the public.
a .29 etrp
F. 4 :;t ILL:w.I 1 if 4.11
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
EARLES' GALLERIES
LOOSING-GLASS WAHEROOMS,
816 CHESTNUT STREET.
YO BEISITE VALLEY. by Thomas Hill.
GOOD WORDS, by Constant Mayer.
THE BOYHOOD OF LINCOLN, by Eastman Johnson.
THE CROWN OF NEW ENGLAND, by Goo. L. Brown
BINBET IN CALIFORNIA. by A. Blerstadt.
THE REEF OF NORMAN'S WOE, by E. Moran.
COAST OF NANTUCKET, by Win. T. Richards.
And other very Sue
AMERICAN PAINTINGS.
Aiso, a Special Exhibition of
Etierstwit's Eruption of Vesuvius, 1868
DMIBI3ION ....TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
FOR INVALIDB,—A FINE MUSICAL 801 AR A
I. companion for the sick chamber; the finest mma.
mint in the city and a great variety of airs to select .
holm Imported direct by
FARR & BROTHER,
124 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
tnlit6 Grp
CIA/WINE RIOTAPIOCA.WITH FULL DIRECTIONS
Q)
ft,r use. Fresh Bethlehem, Canada and. Scotch Cat
meal Pearl lingo, Bards' Farinaceous Food, Racal:lout.
Cox'. Gelatine. Caracas Cacao and other Dietetics. For
sale T y JAIILUti T. BBINN, B. W. cor. Broadand Spruce
etr apt 3 tfrp
LW" RVCEIVED AND IN STORE 1.000 'OASES ON
Chausnagne.sparklingCatawba and tialifornia Virtue', ;
Port, Km& ira. litierry! Jamaica end Santa Cruz Burn, ;
-.4.laratid•Brarndiontutt , WWQ;es,-Wirr , 4;: ,- alman 4 zetalL ,. .
P. J. JO RI) AN, VA Pear street.
Below Third and Walnut streets and above Melt .
,treet. . de74l
dr%MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED UPON
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY. PLATE.
OLOTHING,:pdga. d; owe ,
OLD.ESTABLISHED AN ouncE,
Corner of Third and aokill !treetop
Below Lorn ord.'
'N. B,—DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY. HUNS,
roi. asit.ILAT , . . •
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES, in4l-InuSl
Wholesale and Retail
J. W. PRICE
1•1:Itisj 0:4 i
THE CELEBRATED
M. 4Sr., le.
MARYLAND HAMS
OTHER CHOICE BRANDS,
FOR BALE BY
MITCHELL & FLETCHER,
1204 CHESTNUT STREET.
a lyry
To Families Going to the Country.
Our stock of 'Aridly fine quality of
Staple and Fanoy Groceries was never
more complete than now. We shaft
strive to esti es low as t uch fine goods
can possibly be purchased and guarantee
everything Great care will be taken to
pack securely. and deliver tree of ohargo
to any Cope! or express office in the
city
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
S. W. corner Broad and Walnut Ste.
MIitIEILLANEOUts.
ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE!
ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE!
OFFICE OF THE
KNICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY,
No. 435 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Established 1832. Incorporated 1884.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Shippers of
EASTERN ICE.
THOS. E. CATIILL. Prod Went: M. P. KEREIIIOW.
Viee•Presidenti A: HUNT, Treasurer ; M. IL OOMNELL,
Earetary: T A. LlENDRY,Elaperintendent.
Ice dellyered daily in all parts of the c ons o l i dated
West Philadelphia. Mantua, Richmond. Brideetrarlf...
Tloga and Germantown.
Prises for familia, offices. ate., for 180
6 pounds daily St es , '
12
Large eoneameri at wholesale pikes
nrders rent to the offiee.or any of the followings depots.
will receive prompt attention: North Pennsylvania
Railroad and filast , r ettret, Willow street wharf Dela.-
war. , acenne. Ridge avenue and Willow street.-T.wenty
sprout] and Hamilton streets. Ninth street and Washing
ton FC , n to., and Fine sweet wharf, lir hoylkilL
10P:ice! Ice! Ice! Ice! Ice! Ice!
ruyt gairp:
CLARK & EVAN'S,
No. 630 Chestnut Street.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Jobbing at lilanufactprers' 'Prices.
BETAILING AIiViDLESALE cause:
Gold \'% ntcher.
SUN er Watcher
Plated 'Were.
I •et 1111,33 A ccordeonr,
Splendid ChrOMOtt.
otogreph dlbvme
mll y dieter.
Tnble Cutlery
Po,ket Cutlery,
Pocket Booke, &c.,
Mcney raved by pnrchneing your Roods of
CLARK & EVANS.
a p 22 tfrp
G. 16 LLOWAY C. MORRIS At CO,
RETAIL DEALERS 1N
LETBIGEL AND 8011IIIMINALL COAL.
Ofliee--No 208 WALNUT Street.
Yard—Foot of TABILER Street
H. P. & 0. R. TAYLOR,
PERFUMERY MID TOILET SOAPS,
Oil and 04 N. Ninth Street.
A - - --
11 TIIE FAVORITE BRANDS OF SMOKING TO
burro, including Lone Jach. PerrPke. Lynchburg,
Hi hlander , eto., nary be bad at the lowest rates or
H
W ILEY NROTEItt4 N. W. corner Eighth and Walnut
streets. so23.rotn
•
JAMES 8. NEWBOLD 14 BON
BILL BROKERS AND
GENERAL &NOIAL AGENTS,
126 SLOTH BEDOND STIKEW.T
nr27 S6trp•
BAP GAINS 1N THICK FRENCH BREAKFAST
Bete.
GM Ran w. voGEL. No. ism Ebeetnnt street. Inv/108
nttcntion to a lot of French tireaaftust Seta. fPlsoed On
the counter to ho eoW at $2 60 a eot, goods that sold
up to Rife morning at $5. *6, VI to $ 60 a sot, all put
out at $2 go, ap27.6t*
wI SHETLAND SHAWLS AT $8 75.—A CAS
of White Shetland nhawle at OS 75.
GEOlcou VOGEL.
12011 Chestnut etreot
hEA 'l . BARGAINS IN PINS ALBUMS.--VELVET.
Turkey Morocco and Antique Binding.
Black Bodo, Stationery. Hondas , Booka, Games.
Ladles' Companion& Pon.knlyoa, Pocket-hooka. Salaam
and- Panes , Goods. selling low.
White. Buff and Canary Envelopes, IR cents par hun
dred. Firm Note Paper. $l nor rebul-Pattlohoe. lb cants
and upward. Fine,Cintlary. Loather Goode, Obese, Cards.
Dominoes. and ail parlor i tpunee,lranoy Goods, he., Re.
PtWeatONERY,
- CHEAP BIBLES. •
ALBUMS
and.IEd,J3,JOLG4iTiIIiTIMET
• • • fIUNTEkVB PATEINT SPECS ‘0.51
be had at his Store, No. 137 Booth
Eighth ! above Walnut. t i plAtf 4p
,
- SIMON GARTLAND. •
• ' UNDERTAKER.
88 Bonilla Thirteenth street. mb2s tltnorPli
• READ I. READ I READ I IMPORTANT
- -I ` , 4IIIIIIWKW to WWI 'Ham\ Economy, Durability. and
Sty lel
if vou Rant shoes with ail the above qualltiee for
/.tuliee, Mims, Children and Youthr, you eon obtain
them at WIMPS, No. 234 Sbuth Lloventh tot. apt Im4P
.6) cents pa. week
Stationery
Pe rf umery,
Sospendorn.
Neck no&
Caesimeree
Linen Teblo Coven,
Linen Nspkliu.
Linen Handkerchiefs,
Woolen Table Covers.
Notione, &0., ac.
ap24 Im4p
SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER CABLE NE'ffB
3E' roli•op e n Markets .
Ely the Atlantic cable•
Lo woo, May 8, A. M.—Consols 9334 for both
money and account. United States Five-twen
ties flat at 8031. Btocke quiel Erie Railroad, 19X;
Mina) Central, 98%; Atlantic and Great West
ern. 25%. • '
FRANKFORT. May 3.—United States Five-twen
ties 86%@863<,.
laranrom., May 8, A. M.—Cotton opens quiet;
Middling Uplands, 11 1 4 d ; Middling Orleans,
12 d. The sales of the day are estimated at
8,000 Wes. Biesdstaffs firmer. Wheat Bs. 4d.@
Bs. 6d. Flour 21e. 6d. Corn 206. 6d.
LONDON, May 8, A. M.—Turpentine 80a. 9d.
Sugar 28s. Bd. afloat..
Losuort, May 3, P. M.—Consols 93y, for both
money and account U. S. Five-twenties, 80.
Stocks flat. Erie Rat lroad,l93(; Illinois Central,
98N; Atlantic and Great Western, 2bX
LtraitrooL, May 3, P M.—Cotton dull but on
changed. Bacon 008.; Lard 70s ; Spirits Petro
leum 143;d.
VitE, May 3 —Cotton opens quiet both on
the spot and afloat.
Marine Intelligence.
c/o aorirrowra, May 3.—Arrived oteamthips France
and Nobrtioka. from Now York.
Naw Toss. May S.—Arrived, steamships Kangaroo,
Sty of Baltimore, Cella, Erin, and Minnesota, from
Liverpool.
Cowan, May S.—Arrived, steamship Ocean Queen,
trim New York.
Bovrox, May B.—Arrived, steamship Reels, from
Liverpool.
Naw YORK, May 8 —Arrived, steamship Brunette,
from Philadelphia.
state of Thermometer This Day at the
lialicrtin Office.
10 A. 211 49 deg. 12 11......13 deg. SI P. ht WI deg.
Weather cloudy. Wind West
Imprisonment et americans at Ha-
WARES.
(From the Wilmington Oommoreisil
Captain Jesse Ward, of the brig Windward,
writes tone under date of April 26, from New
Orleans. He wishes us to publish his letter for
the information of the family of Captain Henry
Jones, of Wilmington, the latter haying desired
him to write ue,when Captain Ward left Havana,
some three weeks ago.
Captain Jones, It appears, took command of a
threvmasted schooner al Mobilo, "bound for the
Well Indies." He was overhauled by a Spanish
man-of-war off the coast of Cuba. and some arms
being found on board, the Spanish authorities
decided they were intended to aid the revolution
ists, and took the schooner Into Havana. Cap
tain Jones was put In very close confinement,
and his crew were Imprisoned In Moro Castle.
Captain Ward concludes his letter to the effect
that: "I think they run a mighty poor chance.
Captain Jones seems to suffer a ereat deal from
the effects of his Imprisonment, although he
seems to have a great many friends there."
IPor the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.)
The Weather for April.
B. J. L. senile UP the following table of the
weather at Germantown for the month just
paetted
AYRIL, IS6
l i ii 4 li 141 1 il
..slX§. ,k -fi .: .
.. re,
...4 . -..
.4., - s , :. z ...
~., i.O Wind and Weather.
s e. . Z Z '4' .„H" A
C. a •c : - 4i A I
1131 R
48 53159.9153 N. W. Clear.
2 4 32 45 19,1129.9 59 1-10 N. E. Cloudy. Rain.
385 48 47010. 50 N. W. Clear.
428 38 43130. 41 N. W. Cloudy. Spit snow.
5 30 43 54:22.9155 W. Clear.
6 51 5719.8 58 8. W. Clear.
7 54 57 80. 56 ' 18. W. Clear.
8 48 6 80. 55 W. Cloudy. High wind.
936 43 55,30. 57 W. Clear,
10 X 1 42 5130. 51
N. W. Cloudy.
11 82 40 44 80. 45 N. 8. Cloudy.
12 31 41 0180. 52 N. IL Clear.
80,48 8180. 43 N. E. Clear.
4 30 1 44 50130. 431 ,N, W. Clear. lee.
15 82'48 55130.1 0.3; N.W.Clear.Btilliant Aurora.
16 38 52 66;30.4 671 S. W. Clear.
17 44 61 65159.1166 i W. Clear.
16 46 65 75 9.0.2/161 S. W. Clear.
19 52166 75 30. 176; 18. W. Clear.
PA 611e9 77 29.91701 4-1018. Clear. Shower.
• 52 66 64 29 8167 IW. Clear.
22 4656 6 4 29.0 65 W. Clear.
Vi 45 58 66343 164
1
E. Clear, flair.
24 49 59 6130. 72.8. W. Cloudy.
25 51157 CO 30. 1591 W. Clear.
26 46 1 60 70180. !12 , , S. W. Clear.
27 ter 77/30. , 7R IW. Clear.
28 615 67 75 30. '77 ~ S.W. Clear. Shower. T.&L.
29 c 5161154 M. ; N5 l 'N. E Cloudy. Rain.
SO .18i49 5 5 030. 59' F... Cloudy.
El==
Lowest Point..
Bight
Twelve o'clock
Three o'clock .
Depth of Bain.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Pbtladelphi
Sales at the Philadet
PI UST
5160 Uhy Ge ohi 98
4000 thty6B new Its 1011(
7500 do b 3 1011(
1530 do s 5 1014{
800 do b 5 Its 101
1050 Philn&Erie 7e b 5 &4'
60(4) do do 88
LW Lebhth 68 '93 &a
uoo do 85wn
5000 Loh Gld Ln Its 94 )4
5 eh WeStJer R 6t
100 Eh Niagara 041 211
14.0 eh Ger'nPat 1.454t:n 3230
lea 811 Catawa pi 3514
CIETWIIIM
000' 13904:041 '64 cp 118%
6 00 Citya* revolt. 03 101 k
7000 Ph l 4:sliileß 73 RA 83
12 eh Union 13k 04
150 60 Girard CoIR '29
1 eh Len Valß 06
SO eh do 2dyaltb 155
100 ab Bch Nav pf b 5 18
100 eh Penns Canal 20
&zoom)
11300 City tie new 101 k
7500 do 2dys 10116
2000 do Its 101,V
1100 Potts 11 per 104
10c0 Pittsburg Bs c 71%
M OADA May ad, 180.—Money to day to abundant, and
we are prepared to bud that our banks during the past
week have steadily gained In all the elements which go
to make up an easy and comfortable market. Call loans
cot tinue to be made at about s@id per cent. on Govern.
merit securities, and at 637 per cent. on other collateral&
Dbmounte of prime mercantile paper have been nego.
tiated at the banks during most of lastweek at rates
varying from 7069 per cent—the former Ligure perhaps
prevailing Holden of good paper who may not have
credit at the banks are in a position of independence
M
Met now, and as It is quite searee,, there le a considerable
degree of competition between the lumina and outside
lenders to obtain it, and the rates are, therefore, the
same in both markets, viz.: 768 par tent for well en.
doreed notes. In call loans the transactions are light at
day, which leads to the impression that the rates are at
the point of another decline.
Government securities show a decided upward ten.
dsncy. Gold is Orin and advancing; premium at 12 M..
113534. The speculative stocks were dull, but without es
sential change in prices.
Reading Railroad closed at 411--a decline of; Lehigh
Valley Railroad sold at 611;'Catawiesa Railroad Preferred
at SG( ; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad at 20'4—an ad
vance of X. and Camden and Amboy Railroad at 12794
an advance of Pennsylvania Railroad closed at NS
hid.
Rank, Canal and Passenger Railroad shares were quiet.
U 143 Directors of the Phßadelphia National Bank trave
declined a dividend of 'even par cent. for the peat six
month& payable on demand. clear of all taxes.
The Directors of the National Bank of the Northern
Liberties have declared a dividend of ten per cent., pay
able on demand. clear of taxes
'ihe directors of the National Bank of the Republic
have declared a dividend of OM per cent for the last .11
moethe, clear of taxer,_ payable en dema nd. 'rho Rhamokin and Bear Valley Coal Company has de
clared a dividend of twenty cents per share, payable on
and atter the 15th. free of tax.
Iklassre•Deßaven di Brother, No, 40 Routh Third street,
make the following unotatione of the rates of exchange
to-lay, at IP. Id United States Slaw of 1881. 118144
11P4; do. do. 1882, 118118%; do. do. 1864 , 1183/C4114:
do. do. 1868, 116S(4115 : do. do, 1665 new. nog 1164;
ay. de: 1867. new. 116 b, 110% do do. 1868. 116% t
107,Ti@10834: U S. ' Bo Year 6 per con
joilW;V: . ,Du 4 Comp. Int Notes. IRV. Gold. 18541.0
Smith. Randolph &. C 4, bankers , Third and Chestnut ,
titlere t le,/e o'clock as . follows: Gold. 10E4; 11. B. ill 10 8•
1881. Five . twenties.lBB2.llB%®llBU r do. 1861,
113'r,2ii114; do. 1865,116 3441,1163; ; r • do. July, 1860 116349
116%; .._do.do 1807, ilt o itcgll7: do. do 1868. 11.6%®11.6: •
riven, Ten forties. .1 108,Y; Currency tie, 1et1ig41.08%. "
Jay Coolie dr.Co: quo Government securities. to
dayas •A, R 11100 1 ,11- U, es. '81,118)6;4118U; 5.20's of 1881,118 N
aIIEU: d0 . ..1864. 113 31(.114,Y;d0.N0v..1866,116101 d •
July, Egg, B 040117: do. 1867. 116;.,q1117 ; ilo. 1806, ill
„ ; Tien father; il/MI.OBXI Pacific& i o d:eqo l o6%; 4 3 0 / •
41 11-10
.52 S-10
52 4-10
60 2-10
1 9-10 In.
a honey relarliet4
Ida Stock Exchange,
BOARD.
20 eh ',LAWN ri 56
IC; Eb do b 5 56
7 oh Cain & Amboy 12714
3 Eh do 127 ti
100 Oil Creek &
R :47
100 eh Phi &fi R 630 29q
8 sh do 28
lU sh do 29
300 sh Readtt c 49
100 sb do b 9
100 nh do 1130 45-1.10
100 sh do hag 48
100 sh do 43
Rosana.
100 eh Ph&lirion 2de 29„ii
iOO eb do
100 eh do 030 2314
3en Cam& Am R 12716
100 eh LohNavals b 5 323 d
100 eh Reedit rg&ln 48
100 eh do c 48
500 eh do b 3 Its 48
2 eh Leh Val IC 56
65 eh do b 5
100 eh Lon Nv etk b 5 32,3 i
100 eh do hGO 32%
200 ph do NS 263 i
Philrideltsdaini Produce Plaricei.
IrozwAT. May 3.—Trade eon limes dull in all depart.
Meats. and In Breadetuffs the transactions are small. In•
*leer they comprise d 100 barrels Safine' at 4815 50 Per
barrel; small lots of -Extras at 75® 625; auo barrels
lows. Wisconsin and Minnesota Extra , Varolly at
116 5027 25; MO barrels Pennsylvania de. do . *41707 751
NO barrels low grade Ohio do. do. at 155 75; woo barrels
eboice da. do. at $8 50219 25. and fancy lots at higher
figures. Rye Flour and Corn Meal era very quiet. Small
sales of the former at 8707 25.
There Is rather more demand for Wheat, but prices are
unchanged. Sales of 2 COO bushels good Pennsy lvania
and Western Red at $1 00@I 65 Der bushel; 8.000 - babel.)
Amber at $1 750185—the.latter figure for choice
Michigan and Kentucky ; and 600 bushels White
at t 2 (cute. Rye Is steady at $1 45 for Western. Corn
comes in slowly and held firmly. handl sales of Yellow
at 880190 cents, and 5,000 brunets of Wester& at 85107
cents—the latter figure ter high mixed. Cate are steady.
with sales of 8,000 bushels of Western at 78 cents, and 1,200
bushels Prime Southern at 70 cents.
In theveneed and Timothy no change. Small sales of
Flaxreed at 32 68(42 70 per bushel, at. which figures it is
wanted
Whirky le held firmly ; small sake) at rele.dP, in for tax
Paid.
The New York IXobey !Market.
Mom the New York Ileratd of tO.:day.l
icier 2.—The rise of gold to 125 is one cif the unsatisfac
torY lenitivee of the financial eirnation. It le very un
complimentary to our national credit that we should
thus retrograde instead of going forward, especially as so
many fond anticipations of a steady approach to beech)
payments were Indulged in with tue advent of` the pre'
ent business sateen. These anticipations were natural
with the decline of the premium which succeeded the
winter arm ensued upon the immense foreign
demand for our. government tecuritles. Until
within the pact week they eeemed still possible
of realization: but the fact is too patent that in
our dealings with foreign FlailiDLlS we have been too much
the buyer and too little the seller. The Secretary of the
reasnry has been blamed for hie apathy or laek of ability
In administering the finances of the country, and while
there is an Impression that in hoarding the government
geed be has played Into the bends of the gold gambler, of
the New 'York market. he is not wholly responsible forth°
evil cf dearer gold. His intentions are doubtless most pro.
per and well meant but be does not poesese the capacity to
grasp the great problem which more famous financiers
would hesitate to attempt the telethon of. Misstatement of
the public debt for the past month allows a reduction of
over elef-00.004, which was as much a sewprire to him as to
the public. Last Thursday he commenced his programme
of weekly gold sales, but gold went UP immediately
thereafter and continued its ascent tithe close of the
week , when it touched its highest, despite the contribu
tion to the market of nearly Urn millions to payment of
the May coupons. These facts show that he is not whotly
to blame. 'lll. tremble Iles in the extravagant amount of
our imports. which for the period since January 1 were
over 11100 fleatehl This rem is 25 millions In erects of last
year and about equal to our imports In the inflation
of 1501. Oar =Porta for the came period were about
fifty-two millions. The movement in specie was sheet
three minima against us. The total balance against to
at this time is therefore, about Sfty millions. to the pay
ment of which we have exported government bonds and
railway stooks, variously estimated at from thirty to
forty-Ave millions. We are, therefore. still heavily in
debt to foreign countries, oven allowing that our
payment in bends is eatisfaetory and effectual.
Which many are Inclined to question. Should
our national (celerities come back to us
through any panic or fear of our stability the prospect
would be a very cheerless one; bat it is certain that as
long as the interest he regularly and promptly paid such •
contingercy need not be counted upon, eo far especially,
as Erigleud le concerned. whose comedy are Investments
the prieeipat of wt leh it is understood will never he paid.
1 be tinsettifsetory charac er of our foreign trade is
the' elate, the real secret of the appreciagon of the geld
pre ml um. As to the remedy which ehould be applied.che
discussion is one meriting mere trace than can be devoted
in this Ma geratth. It le a subject. however. which should
prompt!, arrest the attention or all dance of the comma
city. 1-• toual extravagance Is individual bar.kreptcy.
I. atil there la a more healthy tone in the character of our
for. ten t- ede relatiorn the government has lu its power
to sir reel the h. xi &nen which, will succeed the advautre in
geld. There are over ninety million. in tre mare now In
the bands of Been-tare Illoutiven. A large portion of this
rote could tie devoted to combating the rise in th, pre.
rel. tn. It is lying in the vaults of the Treasury, drawing
re intarart, and can be reared.
The money mart et was easy at six and seven per cent..
a favorable renter,. t to tut year, when fond. were in
geed demsr d e t seven per cent. as late as the loth of May.
We Sr. so much earlier, therefore, in recovering from the
et rine stringency. After 2 o'clock on Saturday there wee
she rp inquiry at the full legal rote, owing to the tempo
rary v. ante of moving day in the general community.acid
the withdrawals of the City Chamberlain to pay the in
terest on the city stocks. This activity was aided by
lal ties supt osed to be inaugurating a "bear" raid on
s °eke. th• extent of which could not, however, be
d. totted. l'oremereial paper reflects the easier state of
the money market end the disposition of the country
bank. to renew their inquiry for this claws of Invest
ment.. Prime four months paper, doable names, is
emoted at seven end a half to nine per emit discount
bhort paper Is not so much in demand. because buyere.on
the advent of tee summer ease in money, prefer to
bridge ever the interval with long paper at present rates.
Ibe weekly bsok statement is quite favorable. The de
palls are unusually large. owtag to the payment of the
government interest although the sextet specie ineresse
I. less than half a million. The exams above the legal
reserve gains over a million and a half.
Until the receipt In England of the mail report of Sen.
ether SlMlreles speech on the Alabama claims there was
eostinned buoyancy in the market for government bonds,
and the Ws told freely at the remarkable price of In
The discussion of the speech caused an uneasiness in Om
foreign market, especially as the London bankers are al'
ready carrying tame amounts, and on Friday there war
• decided decline in the (*reign quotation. 'Mis was fol.
lowed by • vteldins in the New York market, Particular
dfor the 'el's. which declined to 1161 (. La th on Satur
y there was a reaction in all levees, based noon the
higher price of gold, and the more widespread Impression
that Secretary Bentwell will avail himself of the an.
thority of the Sinking Fund act to retire a per tentage of
the bonded debt.
fly Tll3lollioB.s
'Special Despatch to the Maeda. Evenitnt Bulletin./
Ns w Weitz. May B.—Paeifie Malt 9151 91; Wester
Union. 43(442N, ; hew York Ventral, 177„k0k5177%; Erie.
; iludeon, 160 , 44156 X. Ltetding, 267(0,496;
Mich. t onthein_ 1p431 19434, 92W49231;
Island. 12'4 In', ;hi Weetarn,E6 7 4gEe4;Preferrol%o
98; Fait Ws. ye. 1493}4; Plartste. 1611 aevernmente.. 1861,
coupon, 1183,(41I6U, : five twenties of '6i, rextetered
1164 coupon , 11834;7418 , , . '64. coupon, 1153%141154 ; '65,
coupon. II 644(4116 , .., ; new , 116g41.165‘; '67. coup
116 1 411 e% '6B, con pon , 116)6(4110; ; temfortice.resietered.
1t734a6107,4; ten forties. coupons. thirty years'
lOthlAloVi. Gold. lag: the market is very excited
and very strong; the Alabama news Iv probably the
cane e.
New York Stock Market.
(Correspondence of the Amoctated rress.l
New Yor.a.May B.—Stocke strong and active ;ceold,l2stri ;
Exchange. 91.; 6204. 1862. 111 N: do„, 1564. 114 .;
do. le6e. 115! - .; new. 116:1‘; 1867. 116%; Ten-fortiea, 108:
Virginia &zee. 62; Mtesouri Sixes. 8856; Canton Com
pany 61. X. Cumberland Preferred, 34; New York
Central. 177% : Reading, ; Hudson River. 157 X
Mlclagan Central. 128: Michigan Southern. 104 3. y ;
intro% Central. 145; Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 93'.4;
Cleveland and Toledo. 104; Chicago and Rock island.
138: Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne, 140 X.
Markets by Telegraph.
I Spot tel Despatch to the Phila. Evening Belletin. I
r Yoga. hf ay 3 —Cotton—The market this morning
was firm and fairly active; antes of about 1,001 bales.
We quote as follows Middling Uplands. 23U; Middling
Orleans, 28,14.
Flour, 3c.--Receipts, 8 500 bble. The market for
Western and State el ur is fairly active; low grades
Mit loc.better ; supply emelt; other brands dull and heavy;
the eel. a are about 8,1 (al bbls., including Superfine State
at 65 1547456 00: Extra State at $6 10456 40; lA:kw
grades Weetern Extra at $6 004480 be. Southern Flo er
is without change; demand moderate; eal.s of 300 b As
at $n 40056 Ft, for Extra Baltimore and Country. and
36 4t fa $0 - 200456 40@.4113 00 for Family do. California
Flour In dull but steady; sales of 218' bble. at $7 00488 75
for old. %la the Horn., arid 83 OK4$lO 00 for new via
the Isthmus.
Grain—Receipts of Wheat bushels. Holders are firm
in asking. The sales are -- bushels No. 2 hfilwauke, at
$1 450:551 48, and No. Ido at $1 50041 65. Winter
glue, and nominal. Corn—Receipts, 18 200 bushels. The
market Is bettor, with n good speculative demand. Sales
of Ott bushels new Western at 88 g9l cents, afloat: old ,
90091 cents. Oats—Receipts, 5.8410 tap-bele ; market strong.
with a fair demand. Sales of 28 000 bushels at 8.5 e. aft int.
Rye quiet. Sales at $1 30g1 86. Barley nominal
Provisions.—The receipts of Pork are 600 barrels. The
mark et is eseler and dull ; sales of aXI barrels at $3O 75•4
30 873• for new Western Mess Lard—receipts. 64 pkg.
The market is easier. We quote fair to prime steam at
17Va 18 cents
Whisky.—Receipts, 680 barrels. The market is bettor.
We queto Western free at 96fd96c.
Coffee-1310 dull and nominal. Other styles firm.
Molasses dull and steady for prime grades.
Floe quiet. Carolina, 8 / 4 @as.
Sugars dull and nominal at 113s(411%, asking price.
Tallow firm with a gdod demand. Sales of 175,00) Ibe.
at 11X®,11%.
Grass seeds drooping.
Pre-rmicson. May &- There is but little demand for
Refined Petroleum, and but little disposition on the part
of holders to force sales. 500 barrels spot changed hands
at 33e. ; and 500 barrels first half May, at 32c In Crude
there is no movement but It is held with much firmness.
14,14 c. Is offered but refused for spot off. Receipts, 880
barrels. Shipped by A. V. R. R. 7,031 barrels Refined.
It barrels 1. übricating, and 13 barrels Tar. and from D. W,
Depot 146 barrels Refined.
'Correspondence of the Associated Press .1
Firm YORK. MRY 3.--Cottqn quiet; sales of 276 bales
Middling Uplands at 80 cents Irlenr--Salea of 7.500
barrels; :State and Western advanced 10415 cents; super
fine to fancy State *6 60(46 60; Dupe, fine to choice white
W eider% $6 66®8; Sontnern is a shade firmer; common
to choice. $6 40®11 75. Wheat advanced 102 cents;
sales of 1.000 bushels. Corn advanced 1(42 cents; sales of
36,000 bushels: new mixed Western, 88Y0®88)9 cents; old,
do.. 90 cents In store. Oats advanced lc.; sales of 34,000
bushels; Western , 85 cents in store , cad 86486.45 cents
afield. Beef quiet; plain Mese. $8 00(416 00; extra Mess,
$llBlB. Fork dull; new Mess, $BO 750530 80; prime,
$55 75@,1826 00. Lard dull; steam in tierces. 1734@160.
Whisky dull and nomin
flayrneons. May Co
B.—Ootton quiet and steady at 28(4
283ic Flour dull and lower; Howard street superfine,
iB5 751e1656 501 do. extra, $6 6te@lB; do. family, $8 95(4
i 0 g City Mills superfine. 185 76®58 60; do. ext. a. $6 7514
WS; do. family, $8 75@511 25: Western eupertine.ss 60
es: do. extra. $6(4156 50; do. family, $84459 Wheat
steady and unchanged; receipts small. Corn scarce and
higher; White, 88a. ; Yellow, 86c. Oats firm at 17n. for
heavy. !Rye unchanged. Provisions unchanged. Whisky
firm at 93c.
DUFFIELD ASHMEA.D,
Publist er, Bookseller, Stationer, -
AND DEALER IN
CH BONO LITROGRAP US,
No 724 Chi3Oniztj3trejipt,
Ail Hooka Cold Detail at Whoklale Irrien,
mblll to tli dtf ro
ETTIPREI TEBTANIONYMY HAVLS{,}
granted to the etthscrlher upon the Estate of DANIEL.'
L. COLLIER. E 89., decea , ed, all parsons tridebtod to the'
namo wLlmake pelmet:Lt. end shoe haviug clAtuis pre.
rent theta to GEORGE 11. COLLIER, ExecWor; or hie
,Attorney'. OEO. JUNKIN, EisQ.,'l3:_,E.: comer Sixth
and Walnut ntrocte. ' ' 2 ' ' "4" 2P-'*apla
TEE DRYLY E'VEINING ULLETII I. MONDAY MAY. 3,1869.
THIRD.,:i..t..ED.II3ON
IiVA.SIIIN43-TON.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD CLAIM
Chief-Justice ChaBe Gone to Richmond
THE JEROME PARK RACES
[Special neonatal' 'to the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.]
WASHINGTON, May 3.—The argument before
the Secretary of the Interior on behalf of the
Central branch of the Pacific Railroad, which
claims the right tinder existing laws to build and
to receive lauds and subsidy for one hundred and
eighty miles more of road to reach to the one
hundredth meridian, was concluded by ex-
Attorney-General Evarte on Saturday. Secre
tary Cox informed the counsel for the road that
be would not assume the responsibility of de
ciding so important a matter, but would bring it
before the Cab net for decision. The arguments
made will be printed for use before Congress if
the decision is adverse.
Chief Justice Chase left this morning for Rich
mond, where he will hold a term of court. He
goes thence to hold court at Raleigh and Charles
ton.
Sixth Auditor Martin entered upon duty to
day.
New Tons, May B.—The Prospect Fair Assn
elation, of Brooklyn, willgive a race meeting
under the stewardship of the American Jockey
Clot), to follow the meeting given at Jerome
Park. Entiiee close on the 20th inst.
Boavom, May 8.--James Hunnewell, a leading
;merchant of this city, and who has been identi-
Bed with the Sandwich bland and California
trade for over ball a century, died yesterday,
aged seventy years.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Monday, May
?d, 1869.—There was a fair demand for good
cattle this week, but other descriptions were
dull. We quote choice at 10@l le, the latter rate
for an extra lot: prime at 8 ; A , 9c.; fair to
good at 7403 c. ; and common at s®6c.per lb.
:tress. Receipts, 1,434 bead. The following sales
were reported:
70 Owen Bmlth. Weider°, gni. 8 en
66 A. ( briery k Bro., Western ere ........ ... . 9 0 914
/
14 Dangler & klcClese•Las.catier co., ere... .. .. 844 814'
1111 P. Me ntes. Lancaster & Western, gre.. 8 9ii
100 P. I.l.thawas. Lancaster co., gm............ 8 10
90 J. P. Kirk:. (;hector co.. gre. 8 (410
6 B F. McFllLen. Lancaster co., ers. •••••• •• • • • 8 010
50 Jae. 64cFillen, Lancaster co. gm.. 8 Got 9'4
CO K. P. McFilleo'Lancaster co. ~......... ..... 8 (a) 934
110 Martin Fullers Co., Lancaster co.. gr e 8 (410
100 Mooney & Smith, Lancaster co . gre.. . ...... 8340 B . li
tO Thomas Mooney & Bro.. Laneamer co. gre.. 64A 9
Ft L. Frank , Lancaster co.. gra.... , ...... . ... ..... 7 834834
gl Prank ez. Schimberg. Lancaster co„ gra 7 4 WI(
91 Mope & Co. Lancaster co.; gra.. .. .... .. ........ 8 0 9 7 .4
SI Elk , . n & Co. Lancaater cct.. gra................ 734 a 9
42 J. Clemaon, Lancaster co. gra....' - ..... .. 050 gild
55 Chandler & Alexander. Cheateico.. ere 830410
26 Kimble & Wallace. Chester eo., era 8 14 9%
Cows and calves were in steady request, and
changed hands at 1840@76, and springers at s3s@
65. Receipts 125 bead.
Sheep were in active request at very full prices.
Sales of 12,000 head at 634@834c. per lb. gross.
The supply of Hogs was quite light, and the
offerings were all taken up sharp at $l2O/8 50
for slop, and $lB 50@14 60 per 100 pounds net
for corn fed. About 8,000 head changed hands
at H. Glass's Union Hog Drove Yard, within the
above range of figures.
Rartrimicast REGISTRATION —ln accordance
with Rule Ninth of the Dutton Republican party,
and a resolution of the Republican City Ezecu
uve Committee, the registering officers of each
election division will meet at the regular places
of bolding elections on Tuesday, May 4, between
the bones of 4 and 8 o'clock P. M., for the pur
ee of correcting the registry for the Delegate
Election to be held May 11.
I MP(2..IITAT I 0 NTS. ,
Reported for the rouladelphia Evening Bulletin.
IfiIDPLESBORO. E.—Ship J C Boynton. Wayeett-965
tone railroad iron Prima Central RR Co.
MAVAOCEZ—Bng Altavela. Thompson-231 Wide 81
bble sugar John blazon & Co; 78 hhde melanins I Hough
& beyrie.
t+AGUA—Bark Lincoln. Trott-909 hhde !nor IN tee de
li & W Welsh.
TRINIDAD-Brig Jotete Movie.. Tacker-413 hhele 40
tem r near 80 bhde rneda.e.ea 8 dr. W Week.
WrightMATANZA 8 - Br i e RC i W - alker—l47s bxs anger
8 Morrie Waln d Co.
HAVANA—Bark 8 W Holbrook. Polloys-1566 hhde 72
tce molasses Jarden dr. Co.
. .
kikTANZAl3—Brig Hyperion. Woodbury-470 Mule 65
Ice inolgreea E C Knight & Co. _
t:A RDENAS—FIrig J Hickmore, Henley -485 hhcbc 45 tee
I 1,81 molaesei Hallett dc Bon.
W , NDBOR,NI3.--13chr Ida May, Driska—MS tone plaits:
C C Van Flom.
WINDBOR,NEL—Behr Addle Ryerson. Houghton-250
tons plaster C C Van Horn.
PORTLAND—Behr Oriole. Stall-278 tone Plaster Thee
C Hand, Jr
12V - Bee Marine Bulletin en inside Pagek.
ARRIVED TELIB DAY.
Bblp J C Boynton (Br). Wa) oaf, 40 days from Middles
bor.'. with railroad iron to Penns RR Co—vessel to A R
Nialenty fi Co.
dtentner B Sbriver. Rigging, from Baltimore.wttli mdzo
to A Groves, Jr.
• - . • •
liteanier Decatur. Webb. 18 hours from Baltimore, with
Ender to A Groves. Jr.
Hark Lincoln, Trott. 8 days from Bogus, with guitar to 9
W Wcleh -VCR sel to B L Merchant & Co.
- - - - - • - • -
Bark Village Queen. Gray. 86 days from London. with
rods.. to Workman 6i Co
Bark 13 W Holbrook. Polley°. 19 days from Havana.
with melasees to Jordan & rio. 99d nit, off Charleston,
spoke yacht Azella, from Rey Weet for New Bedford.
Brig Altave:a (Br). Thompson. 12 days from Mayaguez,
with sugar and molasses to I Bough & Morris—veasei to ii
U Van Horn.
Brig Jessie Rhyne?, Tucker, 16 days from Trinidad.with
sugar and molasses to 8 & W Welsh
Brig R C Wright, Walker, 8 dave from Matanzas with
near to B Monte Wain dr Co—Veesel to B L Merchant
&(o.
Brig Hyperien. Woodbury :0 days from Matanzas,with
inslaeses to E C Knight & Co—vessel to Warren & Gregg.
Brig J Biektoore, Henley. 11 dave from Cardenas with
molassee to Dallett & Son—vessel to Warren & Gregg.
gchr Ida May, Brisk°, 18 days from Windsor. N. with
plaster to C (I Van Horn.
Behr Addle Ryerson. Houghton. 15 days from Windsor.
NB. with plaster to U C Van Horn -vessel to Warren &
Gregg.
gcbr F B Bol'on, Robinson, 5 days from Boston, with
plaster to C C Van Horn
Behr C L Herrick. Baldwin.) day. from Dighton. with
rodeo to captain.
- - -
gcbr ht Al Freeman. Bowes, 4 dale from Dighton, with
m dee to captain.
BebrOrMle,Btahl, 14 days from Portland. with plaster
to Thos U Band, Jr.- vowel to 8 L Merchant & Go.
Bohr Gov Burtort.Ludiam, 8 days from Boston, in ballast
to Lennox & Burgess.
Behr Isaac Rich. Urowell.B dare from Boston, with mdse
to Knight & Bons
CLEARED TWA DAY
Bbip Urdu (Nom). 13Jerkage, Qneigie:L WentergaarddiCo
Brig J J Clark, Freethey, Key Wed, Audenriod, Norton
& Co.
6chr C I °emir. Jameson. Bath. do
Schr P Boice. Adams. Boston. do
Echr Harry Lee. Little. lUston. do
Bahr E B rfhaw. Pilaw. Boston. do
'chr Geo Miles, Little. Providence. Binnickson & Co
Eclair Herrick. Baldwin. Taunton, do
Schr Bent Strong. Barris. Providence. do
emir I W Nine. Lane, New Haven. Westmd Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Bteamer Crorcent City. Holmes, from New Orleans 25th
ult. at New Yolk yesterday.
Bark Balma Uckblom from Shields for this port, was
rpoken 50th ult. lat 40 delon 6917.
Behr Mary E Staples. Dhumore. hence at Ouracoa 14th
ult.
Bcbr Broadßold. Crowell hence at Boston let hut.
Behr A it Creamier, Crammer, cleared at Barton let inst.
for this von
30thghrr McDevitt, for this port, sailed from New London
IL
Selo Watauga, Lawrence, cleared at Wilmington, NC
10th nit for New York.
DREXEL & CO., Philadelphia.
DREXEL, WINTHROP Eit 00., N. Y.
DREXEL, HAR JES & 00„ Patio.
Bankeis and Beaten In U. 5. Bonds.
Parties going abroad can make all their financial
arylangetnente with us, and.procure Letters of' Credit
avctilable.in all parts of Europe.
Dwitzfts lor Nolo on Eualohnd, Xr01823141.
I•'rance, fiaatnattly, acc,
mhlOw fin tfb➢ "
2:15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Pedlar Railroad Claim.
Jerome Park Sneer.
Death of a Roston [Merchant.
111111611:111,111:441:
Ell :4 sa ail Lill ri mo 4 IA
PORT OF PAILAAELPHIA-MAT &
.FOURTH:....EDITIOM
Big TELEGRAPH.
ADDITIONAL CABLE NEWS
RECALL OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTER
LATER FROM WASHINGTON
Naval Despatches from Alaska
PUNISHMENT OF THE NA FIVES
risoovery of Large Fields of Coal
Alaska, Items.
ignecial Despatch to the Phila. Evening Bulletin.)
WMIUNGTO74, May 3.—The Navy Department
to-day received despatches from Alaska giving the
particulars of the destruction of various villages
and a stockaded fort of the Hake Indians, as a
punishment for the murder of two white traders
in January last, and other outrages.
General Davis and a party of soldiers acted In
conjunction 'with Commander &W Meade, of the Sagi
naw. The ages had been deserted on the ap
proach of our forces. It was thought that the
destruction of these was a more effective punish
ment than the capture and execution of the mur
derers,' as these lawless tribes place little Value
upon life, and their houses cannot be rebuilt
without much labor and trouble.
Commander Meade gives much interesting in
formation about the country, and reports the
discovery of large fields of resinous coal, and
valuable harbors little known, though used by the
Hudson Bay vessels.
By the Atlantic Cable.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 3. —The recall of De
Steockle, Russian Minister at Washington, is
officially announced.
Corm, May Bd.—A mass meeting of citizens
was held here on Saturday night at which the re
cent speech of the Mayor was warmly endorsed
and resolutions were adopted, expressing sym
pathy with and confidence in that functionary.
NiMV PUBJLICAEIONS.
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the extreme legibility of the type, w hich is larger than is
need in env other edition either F nglinh or American. its
spirited illustrations, quality of the piper and binding,
end the general execution of the press work, which is
from the celebrated Caxton preen must commend it at
once to °vet? , one.
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JAS. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
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(Until their (Mere le rebuilt,)
IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS,
Manufacturers of Diamond Jewelry.
BOLE AGENTS IN AMERICA FOR
H. B. EKEGREWS
Geneva and Copenhagen Watches,
Repeaters and Chronographs.
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE SALE OP
Gorham Inanufacturing Company's
FINE ELECTRO PLATED WARES,
ARTISTIC SILVER WARES,
A very full and valuable collection in NEWEST DE•
SIGNS for
Bridal Presents and Household Use.
MAN TEL CLOCKS,
FINE BRONZES,
FANCY ARTICLES.
None but FIRST CLASS GOODS REPT, and every
ARTICLE FOLD UPON ITS OWN MERITS.
P 6 To w f 2rne
REMOVAL.
V. J. klagbill,Guedin&Co
beg to announce that they have
removed their ulace of business
from No. 9 MAIDEN LANE to
652 BROADWAY, N.Y.
(between Bleecker and Bond ate.),
and offer, from their Spring Im•
portations,a complete and elegant
assortment of their specialtiee in
WATCH IRS,
11011611 s. PI IIIEFIR,
W 1t.14,
CLOCKS, new Z ES
niusic AL nofrs
And FANCY AO irDA.
BOLE aGI NTB FOR T
IVAIIDIN NATO
MASTER'S SALE.-7110MAS & SONS. ADC
tioucers. In the Court of Common Pleas, for the
"
City and County of Philadelphia. Wood ward ye.
Martin, of June Term.lB6B, 44 Partition in Eq(litv.
V. ry valnab e (insisters lit. nd. Nive.story building N. E.
come. of 'nil d and Chestnut streets. In oursuanoe of
an • rder and dec. co made by the said Court in the above
CtIIIPO on thO 24th day of April. A D will be sold at
public sale, en Tuesday, May 25th. 1889. at 12 o'clock.
lbOoD. al the Misdeal. hia Exchange, all that lot of
ground.the tiventory rough east building thereon
ere( ta d. situate on the northeast corner of Third and
( hestaut streeeti, in the city of Philadslplila; containing
in front on Chestnut street 26 , oat 3 inches, more or leas,
d external , gin depth northward of that width. along
the raid Third street, on the lend lino thereof. 87 feet 1
in , it more or less, and on the east line thereof el feet 08
inches. mortaor lessjo a 3f , of 8 - inches wide alley. (Being
the came prrmises n Lich William A. Martin; by inden
ture dated June Bth, A. D. 1829. recorded iu Deed Book
W 11.10.33 pase 78, &e., granted and conveyed unto
Robert 0 Martin. note deo( need, in fee.) ' • '
• -Subject ion ground rent of - SW Per •
Information in reference LS $11(i sale of said' prsperty
In y bo bad of the Master, at his office H No. 75.3 Walnut
ttreet.
BY order.of T, GRANVILLE LE VDU, Mister.
verma—Widow"a dower. oue•third of Abe purchase
money; Most feniain on the IPeemertY" ' •
ILL THOMAS & SUNS. Anctioneera.
m 038.152 2. - 139 'and 141 South Fourth street
111111 - I:Rlasso.o.o3ES , T 1 N
eanidet. ra and fancy bozo% frupertAd: and-f or sale by
JOB. DUBblEil 4'00..108 Boutb Delaware avenue.
3:00 o'ol<x3k.
FIFTH EDITION
BY TELEEttLAP.I,-1.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
4.ppointments by the President
Snit Against Insurance Companies
A RIOT 111 TENNESSEE
LATER OABLE QUOTATIONS
From Washington.
(Special Despatch to tho Phila. Evening Bulletin I
Wesursurron, May B.—Henry T. Blow, of Mis
souri, was to-day appointed .11'ulster to Brazil,
and Daniel J. Vaughn, Pension Agent, Ports
mouth, N.H.
The concluding argumente in the Dyer Court
Martial are being beard to-day.
Mrs. President Grant and family, and a number
of friends, attended a parade at the Marine Bar
rubs, this morning.
Collector Grinnell, of New Yorh, le here
Appointments
WASHINGTON, May B.—The President has ap
pointed Giles B. Overton, of rennsylvania, re
ceiver of public moneys for the Utah Land Dis
trict, D. J. Vaughn, Pension Agent at Ports
mouth, N. EL, and Captain D. Ammon Chief of
the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Depart
ment.
Suite Against insurance CompardoiL
BALTMORE, May B.—ln the Supreme (loud of
Baltimore city, this morning,' In several suits
btought by James E Kelley, of New York,against
six insurance Companies o f this city, to recover
pOlicies of insurance on the 'building known as
Barnum's Museum, New York city, Judge Dob
bin instructed the Jury that there was no such
sale or conveyance of the property by Barnum dr
Reeder before the fire as would forfeit their right
under the policies of insurance, and judgment
was then entered against the six Baltimore com
panies for
is abou the plaintiff for the l amount claiMed,
which t $lO,OOO.
Blot at Brownsville, Tenn.
Idnatrurs, May 3.—The Appeal teams that a
riot occurred at Brownsville, Tennessee, last
night, in which one white man and two negroes
were killed, and a white man named Torn Grant
mortally wounded. The affair grew out of a
negro threatening to kill a white man named
Showman. At eleven o'clock last night the fight
ing was still going on.
By the Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, May 3, P. M.—Consols 93% for
ninney and account; Five•twentiee quiet at 80;4;
Railways dull; Erie, 190 d; Illinois Central, 98;
Atlantic and Great Western, 26.
FRANKFORT, May 3.—United States Five
twenties, 86.
LIVERPOOL, May 3, P. M.—Cotton easier; Up
lands 11%d.; Orleans, 12Nd. Sales to-day 8,000
totiles. Rosin 16s. 9d. for fine.
Losoon, May 8, P. M.—Tallow 495. 3d. Sugar
Bs. 6d. afloat. Linseed oil, .£3l be.; Calcutta
linseed 69e. 6d.
ANTWEIIP, May 3.—Petroleum quiet and un
changed.
0 bilnalT•
Efussnonor, 111., May S.—John 13. Hayward,
an old and wealthy citizen, and one of the largest
land - holders in Illinois, died here to-day.
ki :9 1.1 10 0 ; 4'A IA
SPECIALTY
IN
REAL LACE
AND
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
Will offer our varied otOok
PERFECTLY NEW AND FRESH.
An inspection will demonstrate now
Much their value exceeds
their price.
REAL LACES,
FROM $6 PER PAIR UPWARDS.
Nottingba,m Laces,
FROM $1 50 PER PAIR UPWARDS.
Together with the
G R.E'ATEST NOVELTY.
FRENCH LACE DROP CURTAINS
AND
LACE SHADES.
T. E, WALRAVEN,
No. 719 CHESTNUT STREET.
CARRINGTON, DE ZOUCHE & CO.,
1232 CHESTNUT STREET,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IN
Lace, Nottingham and Minslin Cur
tains, Cornices, Bands, koops, Cen
tres, dcc., Furniture Coverings,
Terry, Reps, Weenielies, Da
masks,&c., Piano and Table
Covers, Window Shades,
Paper Hangings,
dcc., dcc,
WHITE HOLLAND SHADES,
Trimmed and put up as low as $1 10 eaob.
Lace Curtains from Auction, very oheap
Our dock U 3 new, our orioles are low. and entire oath,
faction le guaranteed in every instance.
CARRINGTON, DE ZOUCHE& CO
Be
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NEW CORDAGE FACTORY
NOW IN PULL OPERATION.
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open until 9 o'clock 'every crooning.
rob.% th *WM
4:00 '4_YOlook.
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REMOVAL
THE BATE DEPOSIT'COMPANY
Their New Fteeand Beigiar-prelef galleon
Not. 329 and, 331,CHESTNUT gfinitil
Which will be open for the traiuseetion of beeineei
Oa Thursday, the Bth of April, 1E4691
The Fidelity Insurans, Trost arid
Safe Deposit Company.
Capital, $500,000, fan '
DIRECTORS:
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N. B. Browne. _
Edward W. Clark,
Clarence R. Clark, Alexander Henry. _
John Welsh. Stephen A. Caldwell.
Charles Macalester, . George Y. T y /ere
Bery. Gibson. •
President—N. B. BROWNE
Vice President—(;LAßENCE H. CLARK. _ _
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Secretaty and Treasurer—ROßEßT PATTERSON.
The Company have provided in Emir new Itilding . and
Vaults absolute security awaited loat by SIM 4 4Ukr" . •
(MARY, or ACCIDENT. slid • ,
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RECEIVE SECURITIES AND
.ItALUABL223 Obi DE.
POSIT DER GU ARANTEE. ,
Upon the following rates. for one year et bile pale& •1
i
Government and all other Coupon Se.
entitles. or those transferable by 11l 00per BLOW
delivery. . .. la . . o . • '
Government
de1ivery..........
ell . oiflei: Wieu'iligs,
registered and negotiable only by en . 50 " 1 .00 0
doreement Gold Coln or tii . lllOin 125 " dB
Silver Coin or Bullion: .. —— —.—.,.. 200 "
Silver or Gold Plate, under . WWI 1
owner's estimate of value, and rate 100 " lie
subject to adjustment for bu1k....,....
Jewell -S. Diamonds. &G..-- ...... . ...... 200 " 2.000
Deeds. Mortgages and Valuable PaPtrea generally. when
of no fixed value, el a year oink, or according to bunt.
Tbeee latter, when deposited In Tin Boxes, are changed
according to bulk, upon a basis of 1% feet cubic cape ,
WY. $lO a year.
Cloutiong and Interest will be collected when destred.and
remitted to th 3 owners, for one per cent.
The flompelly offer forBENT, the leseee exolorlYef?
bolding th e key, Bafee Ituslde Ha Burglarproof
Vaults, at rates varying from SID to
$76 each ger annum, se.
cording to die.
Deposits of Money Received. on which interest will be
allowed : a per cent on OsU Deowdbr. payable by
Check at sight. and 4 per cent on Time De.
Peelle. Payable on ten dims' .nottee.
Whir Gout Prow is also authorized to act as Exe
Administrators and Guardians. to receive and ex
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17 nets of every description from the Courts, corporation,
or individuala
N. B. BROWNE,
President.
ROBERT PATTERSON,
Secretary and. Treasurer.
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04, 60 O p 0 00
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
Thirty Tears to Run,
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The Lake Superior and iblinsissipp
River Railroad Company.
They are a Wird ffortgage linking Fund Bend
Free of United States Tax.
IffiCIMUM ev
DE MIXON SIX MOM AND lillnriO MEM
NM OF GOB WNDI
And by the Railroad, Its Itoilhig Stock and the Pfan
aloes of the Company.
A Doable Security and Wird Chun Investment
In every Telmeet, yielding in Currency nearly
Ten Per Cent. Per Annum:.
Gold. Clovernment Benda and other Storks received
payment at their highest market price.
Pamphlet!' and full information given an application to
JAY COOHE & CO.,
No. 114 South Third Street.
E. W. CLARK & CO.,
No. 35 South Third Street,
Fiscal Agents of the Lake Superior and Misetecivp
Ricer Railroad ComPanV.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO.
THEASIIREIVI DEPIRTMMT.
PIIILADELPIIIA. PENNA., April %IBM.
To the Stockholder' of the Pennijivaala
• Railroad Compapy.
All Stockholders. as registered on the Books of thin
Company on the 311th day of April, ISA will be entitled
to subscribe for 25 Per Cent. of their respective interests
in New Stock at Par, as follows:
kfrat—Fifty per cent. at the time of subscription, be.
tweeze the 15th day of May, lfida, and the 80th day of
June, 11180.
Second -Fifty per cent. between the 15th day of Novem
ber, 1869, and the Met day of December. 1869; or, tf stock
holden ahould prefer, the whole amount may be paid np
at the time of subecription, and each instalment eo paid
and] be entitled to a pro rata of the Dividend that may
be declared on full there&
Third—That every Stockholder holding less than four
shares shall be entitled to subscribe for ,one share; ante
those holding more than a multiple of four shares shall be
entitled to subscribe for an additional share.
Fourth—All shares upon which instalments are let to
he paid under gesolutioti of May 18,1868, will be entitled
to their allotment of the 95 Per Gent at, par. as though
they were paid in full.
THOMAS T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
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BANIcERS,
No. 35 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
etOYXRNMS* Rs aCURITIE B ,
STOCK, COLD
AND NOTE BROKERS.
Aeoounto of Banta, Filth. and Individuals received, WACO
tothOck at eight.
INTEREST 'ALLOWED 'ON BALANCE& -
4 ekENERArkENTB
FOR
.s PENNSYL VANIA
118 ZE N A NEVS** S
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fit,ll olv '' Of FNE 74 gtrect
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UNITED STATES. or AMERICA.
The NATIONAL. LIFE , INSUBANOZ 0011 PANT, 1.9
nprporation chartered by special Act of Congress, as
Fayed July 20, 1669, with a A
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Liberal terms offered „ to A_genta and Solicitors, who
am Invited taapply at 94& cow.
Full particulars,to be had on application at our &ice.
kraated In the second_stnry of our Barikihe Boas%
Zara Cireulnke and ramphiets, describing
antagea ollered by the Company, Iriay be had.
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• W & CO,
.iVa. 35 South Thirth&l,