BlTOlititgt
is OKI ,'Fria &dip. of fie#o. < :lCieWhiti r ishipnabla ,
IsaliNtlVAiliiiiew and Bpet*Singeri:uso to intodUcll that
onlittpagleit effstlayas appearattesm , tenckathniret llt Slick
1011014144 Vikabion.. ' '', s '
/i M110•14/8 L ai mosiibili liiotalei:licitnessorrerpee;
Ito"; Sunburn and Bfiects of Spring Viliod r and. stssa ,
isattur Complexion a Blooming Purity of transparent'
sisltissey and power. 110 Lady who values a floe Com
illation Can dowithont the Magnolia Balta. 73'centaiiill
ihtt it of and of our respectable dealers
trails liathairon is a very delightful
IM 'Hair Dressing.
.151 tu th lm'.
-
a .... lunsel, or r T ew o
torritatt 1 , I base been afflicted with severe prostrating
simapi Qt hi my limbs,Whiles t and hands, and a general
SyStelli: eiting some friends in New.
Ifioir, who were using PLANTATION BITTERs: they pre
vailed upon me to try theM. I commenced with a entail
witat-alwa fall after each meal. reeling better. by de
vise, bast few days I was astonished to and the coldness
alma counts had entirely lefnote I could sleep thu
might through . which I had lone for years. I feel
/Ake another fixing. Hy- appetite and strength have
able greatly improved by the ego of tho PLANTATION
IdaergemA WavEn.—Superior to the best imported
dilemnan Cologne, and sold at half the price.fmyltituths3t
Pic
/try A rum uo.
CL.M.S . PRILADELPRIA-MADE
PRICES, OBTAIN_
'j
AT IIANCY - AMB R'S
'IIIIIIIR GUAR ANTEEdit 'THEREBY EN9QI.IIi;
ACE ROWE INDP I
FOREIGN FIEROg y Aoastre are generally the
obeapest that call be found in Raw. YORK. on BoareN
markets, and after all, they cost- the purchaser as much
as: drat-class &lIONIACKER PIANOS._
The Agent r
already sereral COMMIPSIONS ADDED befdre the Gusto r
obtains an instrument, and In. a 'few years it becomes
worthless. and there is no redress. •• -
par Planes have maintained' their high ieputation
as TIRBT CIAO FOR MORE THAN TIIIRTY YEARS, and
bays been awarded the, highest premiums, and are new
admitted to be the finest and most' highly improved in
atattnenta Made in the country.
Oar new and beatitiful Warerootim, N 0.1103 Chestnut
alma: are constantly.suPplled front our din:naive facto-
Mes with a full assortment of superior GRAND, SGZGAILE
AItD UPRIGIIT PIANOS,. which we offer on the 'most PA
veniKBLE-terxne: Call and examine them, and all will
admit that we are able to PROVE that which Wt. have
'said, and that no other establishment in this city can
oiler the same LIBERAL 11.7DECEMENTS. •
THE StYIIO2dACKER PIANO 11I,3 1 "G CO.,
-No. 1103 Chestnut street.
Pianos to Rent.
Timing and moving promptly attended to. felt tb a tuff§
Albrecht.
RIEKES it, SCHMIDT,'
Manufacturers of
FIRST-CLASS A
4 GREFFE PLATT%
PIANO . ORTES.
Warerooms, - •
No. 610 ARCH Street,
rhl3stuth3m§ Philadelphia.
Steck dt Co.'s and ittatne% Bros.' Pianos,
Mason & Cabiliet and Metropoitau Organs. with
VOX Humane. • J. E. 'GOULD,
ash 27-8 to th No. 023 Ci icstnut street.
— COnrad Meyer, Inventor and Manufac
turer of the celebrated Iron Frame Piano, brie received
the :tribe Medal of the World's Great Exhibition, Lon
dini,Tilgland. The highest prizes awarded when nod
wherever exhibited. Wareroonie, 722 Arch street. Es
tablished LC*
The Weber Pianos
heed entirely by "Madame Pampa," "Miss Kellogg,"
Alide Topp," Messrs. Kills, Sanderson, Patter
mob, Ole Bull, Hopkins and other great artists. For-sale
Indy by J. A. GETZE,
flpio e w tf§ . . 1102 Chestnut street.
•
— teinway's Pianos received the highest
sword Mirk gold medal) at the International Exhibition,
Paris, lai7. See Official Report, at the Wareroom of
BLASIUS BROS.,
No. loOti Chestnut street.
- _
The Chickering. Pianos received the
bigheat award at the Parts Exposition, 180,7.
DUTTON'S Warerooms,
914 Chestnut street.
; EVENING BULLETIN.
Saturday, May 22, 1869.
GIRARD NOLLEGE.
The celebration of the 119th annivelSary of
Stephen Girard's birth-day, by the Alumni of
the great College which his sagacious liberality
founded, attracted a large body of the sub
stantial men and women of Philadelphia, yes
terday; many of whom had probably never
been, before, within the enclosure of Girard
College.,. The assemblage was of a character
to impress the - observer with the conviction
that there is a wide-spreading interest in the
prosperity of this great institution of popular
education, and that Philadelphia is waking up
to a proper pride in it, not only because it is,
as the most mag,itifieent: architectural pile
upon this Continent, the chief ornament of the
city, but for the higher reason that the great
design of its founder is beginning to bear its
legitimate fruit in sending out into this com
munity a large class of young men trained in
the precepts of a pure religion, of a broad
patriotism, and of a substantial, practical
system or general education.
The Alumni of Girard College already num
bers over seven lnindreityoung men, scattered
through this corumunitY,'and over the whole
country, engaged in all the honest pursuits of
life. Five hundred boys are annually con
tributing from their number to this already
large organization, and the graduates of Girard
College are thus rapidly adding a most impor
tant, and thoroughly American element to
society. The fact that thirty-six graduates of
Girard College died in the service of their coun
try, during the Rebellicin, is sufficiently signifi
cant of the character of the influence which the
.College is exerting upon its,pupils.
It is impossible to estimate the extent of the
power which Girard College is destined to exer
cise upon society. It is, as yet, a very young
giant, having only passed its twentrfirst year,
and it is just beginning to develop the real ca
pacities of its mature manhijod. It has accom
plished, much, bufrit needs Much improvement
and advance before it Call be regarded as, in
all respects, fulfilling the requirements of S its
Founder, or of the present age and state of
society. - •
Among the things which Girard College needs
is this : It needs that the administration
of its affairs shall be kept free from politics and
hi the hands of the very best of our citizens
who can be fowid to take charge of them.
Should the Board of Trusts receive the sanc
tion of judicial decision, the Courts must see
that its members shall consist of intelligent,
patriotic,, educated, conscientious men, pos
sessing the confidence of the community, and
thoroughly interested iu the training and care
of the pupils. If the appointment is
to remain in the " hands of Conn-
oils, the same principles must govern
them in the selection of Directors. We are
happy to say that the majority of the present
Board are unexceptionable in their general
character, and we trust that there will be a
steady weeding out of the inferior class of men
who have, for several yearS past, been pushed
into Girard . College upon
,purely political con
siderations.
This careful selection of the right sort of
mien for. the -management of Girard College
will alwaysbe .the4irst- essential of its Pioi
perity. Someof the, other needs of the Col
lege, of a different nature,will be discussed in
another article.
TOE MitESByIMECIATI ANIII METH°.
fli4 tIV(Mt.Wi
Every true friend of religion will regard with
tatisfaction the attempt now. being made to re
unite the NCN9 and Old School bl . anches of the I
Presbyterian Church into one body. In creed
4nd practice they have always been the same,
.and their long, separatiotiOn, conseapeuce_of . a _
WeiCelree — Of upon a trivial question of
the propriety of certain religious . pnblicittions,
hakretariled the progress and efilehmey' of both
afibriling to either any sails-.
faction hut th* , ,NVhich could be derived from
the gratiifedion fit' 111-feeling. The General
Assemblies, now in session in New -York city,
hare nesarded theAlsta , 'mullion, with it
(1 40440 0 09: 1 4 10 ve'Ven*;
and such fraternal 640100 'upon - both
aides, that %C may. !Marti sit:cess as. 6 ertaiP•
Union the t'44o hodieS will 'nate :the 'r eg
byteriatit i hnieb in country one of the
largest and most pOWerful of Christian denomi
_nations. '
We are sorry that we cannot • record the es
istence of the.. saMainid
,feeling between ate
Northern and' Soxitheiii . divisions of the' Me
thodist Cht&h: Thelcirmer has extended the
right hand : of felloWship to the Ilntter, and ap
pealed to the Southerners to bury past differ-,
ences, and begin again, with their Northern
brethren, the work of evangelization. The
Southerners have refaie,d the offer with soft
but very bitter. *ords.',Slavery was the cause of
the siTanition, and now that - that issue' has
been forever sunk, the Northern Methodists
justly think that there might be a 'return to
amicable relations. But the Methodist Church
Knuth bas Dotlet freed itself entirely from the
influences of tile .dead institution; And it still
cherishes a very unchristian animosity to those
who are 'its enemies: •‘ It is likely that the day
is not distan4 hOweVer, when the spirit of bit
terness and ..liate' will die out, and there will
be a fusion of the two divisions. That the
matter is earnestly disctiSsed, is 'a good sign,
for it shows that a large portion of the church
is eager to act justly : and in accordance' with
true Christian principles. We hail the move
ments In both the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches as an indication that religious people
are beginning to perceive tkp absolute necessity
for united effort in behalf of heir Master's cause:
Not 'until the Church Militant stops quarreling
with itself, Will it begin to achieve completely its
destiny as the Church Tritunphant. While it is
engaged in petty' internal quarrels, there is a
'world lying In wickedness around it, badly
needing all the energy Of the church to keep it
even decently moral in appearance. The sooner
Christians put amend to their dissensions and
turn their,united batteries against the world, the
flesh and the dey,il4le more rapid will be our
approach to the:Tillenium.
—Few men enjoy a wider or better-deserved
popularity than Pennsylvania's war Governor,
Andrew G. Curtin. -A pleasing incident which
occurred yesterday, well illustrated the fact.
Alter the pUblic exercises at Girard College, the
Alumni, with their distinguished guests, dined
in the large dining half of the College, two
hundred gentlemen being seated at the well
spread-tables. Toward the end of the dinner,
which had proceeded very quietly, Gov. Curtin
entered the rooniomanummeed..The moment
that his tall form was recognized, a universal
burst of welcome greeted him from all parts of
the room, the whole company springing to their
feet and saluting Pennsylvania's favorite with
round after round of the heartiest cheers. The
demonstration was so thoroughly spontaneous
and genuine that it could not but be accepted
as a proof of the deep hold which Governor
Curtin has taken upon the hearts of the people.
Mrs. Kemble's final Reading.. before an
American audience will undoubtedly be a
brilliant affair. The play, As You Like It, is a
great favorite, and the Mercantile Library, in
whose behalf the Reading is td be given, is
one of our most popular institutions. We -an
ticipate an roverfiowing house atthe Academy
of Music, 'on Wednesday evening, on this last
occasion of the appearance in public of Mrs.
Kemble.
The appeal for the National Orphan Home
stead at Gettysburg, which we publish in
another column, should receive a generous
response from the liberal and patriotic people
of,Philadelphia.
Bunting, Dnrborow Anetioneers,
N 00.232 mid 234 Market street will hold during next
week. by catalogue, the following important sales, viz.:
On MoNnAv, May 24th, at 10 o'clock, on four months'
credit, 200 lots of rich imported dry goods, including
290 pieces Dress Silks and Satins, 400 cartons new style
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons.
Drees Goods in variety, Donna Marine, Shawls, Cloaks,
Parasols, Umbrellas, Shirt-fronts, Bonnets,-&c.,
On TUESDAY, May 25th, ut 10 o'clock, on four months'
credit, 1,500 cases Boots-, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Straw
Goods, &c.
011 THURSDAY, May 27th, at 10 o'clock, on four months'
credit, 20310 packages and lots of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods. including Cloths, Camimeres, Doeskins,
Tricots, Meltons, Italians, Satin de Chines, kc.
Also, Dress Goods, Silks, Shawls, Linens, Hosiery,
Gloves, Shirt,, and Drawers, Balmoral and Hoop Skirts,
Sewings, Ties. Umbrellas, &c.
Also, 175 packages Cotton and Woolen 'Domestics.
On FRIDAY, at 11 o'clock, on four months' credit, about
200 pieces Ingrain. Venitian, List, Hemp, Cottage, and
Rug Carpeting's; 1,000 rolls Canton Mattings, Oil Cloths,
&c.
Elegant Residence , , Summit strcet;
Chestnut Bill.—Thomas and bone will Bell on Tuesday
next, at the Exchange, a very elegant thermion and lot of
ground, stable and coach berme, Summit street, Chestnut
11111..1mmediate possession. bee photograph at the
Auction Bootee.
Special Sale of Valuable Iforses,47c.—
31r.lierkness will hold it special sale of superior horse 4
and carriages, on Tuesday, including several tine private
driving establislunents,.l he property of gentlemen going
abroad. (See auction advertisement.)
Ai' Sales as usual, every Wednesday and Saturday.
0,1" Sale of blooded cattle lath of June.
Pia* Public Sales of Real 'Estate, Stocks,
FunNl , TuttE, lioßgEs, Cows, Aze. by order Of the Or
plants' Court, Executors .and others , see Thomas &
Sons' advertisements oil seventh and eighth pages, ;mil
catalogues issued to-clay, which can be had at their .Ue.-
I ion booms, 139 and 141 South Fourth street:
-Sale of the 'Wissahickon Turnpike
Rona.—Jaynes A. Fret:m(lo,Am tionecr, will sell on Wed
nesday nrcrt, at the Mar at the E.ceitange, by order of the
Supreme Court, the Wissahickon Turnpike Road, Toll
Houses, and all other property, with all the franchises and
corporate powers of the Oa/want!.
TIP, R. F. THOMAS, THE LATE OPE
rator at the Colton 'Dental Association, is now the
oat!, cat in Philadelphia who devotek lily entire time and
practice to extracting teeth, absolutely without pain, by
fresh nitrous uxidu gas. Office, Nu. 1027 Walnut
streets. • uths-Iyrp§
CiOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORI
ginated the anwsthetic use of
NITROUS OXIDE, OR LAUGHING GAS,
And devote their whole than and practice to extracting
teeth without pain.
Office, Eighth and Walnut street 4. ap2Oly
pOSTS AND RAI LS, POSTS AND RAILS,
I all styles. Four hole, square and half round posts.
Shingles—Long and short, heart and cap. MAO feet
fact common boards.
Shelving, lining and store-fitting material made it spe
cialty. .NICHOLSON'S,
myr,tfrp Seventh and Carpenter streets.
DLUM NG, GAS AND STEAIM FIT
_L thin in city. or country done in Um best manner,
promptly, at fair prices. Gas Fixtures, Terra Cotta.
Pipe, and Plumbers' material generally, furnished at
manufacturer 'c rates, by SAMUEL W. LEINAU,
myl2 nul,rp* 111 South Seventh street.
L.
DO 'YOU USE TREGO'S MAHE Y
Tat.tlF•lv aal•- , 4lleATlaliratad - T: - I . :7l,riirmaw:the
question of the -day. All who desire to
,preserve
teeth, and hayi. a tweet, pure breath, certainly do. Said
by the proprietor, A. M. WILSON,Ninth and Filbert
streets, and by all druggist.
REPAIRIN (3r OF CLOTHES WRINGERS
done, and various Patterns of them for sale by us.
'Moho with cog-wheels weparticahirly reconumnd for
durability. TRUMAN eSHAW , No. 835 (Eight Thirty•
live) Market street, below Ninth.Philadelphm.
T IGHT 'QUOITS , SUITABLE FOR
JLA Ludicli , or Children's , recreation, and several sizes
heavier for Gentlemen's M), a variety of -Croquet sets,
and Iron Dumb hells, fur sale by TRUMAN' & SHAW;
No. 835 ( EightThirty•tive) Market street, below Ninth.
miE sIETING ILO - Ult SCOOP IS CON
you-scoop up the heflour with it, and
then bolding It over your pan,by revolving the handle It
is i;iffed inttut, und
TikumAN "No Var, ( Light
Thirty•tive) Marketstrcet,below Ninth, 1'7111441910in.
fa WAIt.BURTON , B IMP.I3,OVE , VEN
.
dumb tilatkil and cao•fitting Dress Mats (patented) in all
the approved fashions of the season. ' Chestnut stroet,
next door to the Post-A/Ince.. octi-tfrp
A _
A .1,1. FAVORITE BRANDS OF
Smoking Tobacco; including Lone J ack, 'Perreke,
Lycicichnrs. ilighlsout.c, etc., may be had at the lowest
.rates of 1.1.1 LE Y BROTIIEitIi, N. W. corner Eighth and
Walnut xtreetv.
.up23-rptf§
THE OA 14Y-1 )1 V! it r i g ".• 0-,
0:14
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t
rf
19011)0 , 114.4v - pfifi
KEPT BUSY
Making Ilp Our 401.0 thing.
'WANAMARER BROWN
Stock Always Fresh.
• ,
EDWARD -P. KELLY,
TAILOR
S. E. cor. Chestnut and Seventh Sts.
Choice Goode for - Piesent Season.
In daily receipt of New and'Staplc Spring
Golds. '
SPRING HAS ACTUALLY COME!!
Sing! Sing!! Sing!!!
Of the joyous Spring!
The air if 3 lilled with the myriad 'notes'
That chirp from the birdies' tendei,throats,
And the opening flowers
And the leafy trees
Are wagging about
In the freshening breeie.
The blackbird's note, and the thrush'ssong,
Proclaim that Spring is comingalong.
And the frog, in his muddy overcoat, ,
Grunts out his low, monotonous note.
And the growing boys to their parents say
That they want new clothes this month of
3I ay.
And FATHER and Boys go, one and all,
To Rockhill & Wilson's Great Brown Hall,
And buy the fine clothes of which we sing,
For man and boy - they are just the thing
For the present season of MERRY SPRING.
Spring is welcome ! And Rockhill 85 Wilson
have prepared a joyful welcome for, every man
and every boy who came for SPRING
CLOTHES. ' '
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
603 and 605 CHESTNUT Street.
OGpEN & HYATT,,
LATE WITH WANAMAHER & BROWN.
All the noveltieS Flue Goods, which
will be made to oCdei di - W.lle unsar.
passed, and upon moderate terms.
mylB to this 3m4y§
BOYS' FINE CLOTHING
We have a Custom Tailor Department,
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. cor. Ninth and Market Sts.
my3•limp
COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET,
Manheim Street' And Toivnship Line Road;
NEAR STATION ON GERIiIANTOWN R. R.
Double Howie, with every city convenience. Stable,
Garden, Shade, &c. Will be rented low.
APPLY AT
232 Church Alley.
niy2l 2t4p*
. TO RENT,
-A Very Elegant Country Seat,
Completely 'Furnished.
• . •
Carriage Home, Ice House, beautiful Lawn of 8 acres;
and 11.11 - Uti1111(11A1CO - Cfr:Sliade, Shrub - Very,
tables. Gardener on the place. Will be routed very low
to a careful tenapt.
J. T. WAY, 322 Chestnut Street.
my 10 rptf
frt COUNTRY SEAT TO RENT AT
3121.01ney, containing 12 rooms. Erma and shade treid,.
stabling, itc. Apply to JAMES YOUNG, No. 50S Spruce
street. • • my22-3t'
Fro LAWYERS.—TO RENT, LARGE
communicating offieee,
731 WALNUT STREET,
• ,
Suitable for a•firet:claee lawyer. • my22•.?t"
ALA AZIN DES MODES.• '
f - t3IItIIVE ------
• 3111,8: PROCTOR. • • -
Cloaks, Wanting Sncta L Sllka,' •
• Dress (A tauls, Lace Shawls •
•, . Ladles' Underclothing
and Ladiss' Fars.
Dresses made to nu - Imm in Twenty-four 'lours.
rPHOSE FIVE CENT YAEA CIGARS'!:
- Splendid, ain't t hp) , Country increliants aro • In
cited to call and (!Xl/80111 them at WILEY BROTHERS,
Eighth and Walnut et rects. atr2.3•rp tf§
'/I - VigiTHAU#l.4 O l d•
Greater as,sortment than ever!
Finer goods than ever!
Choicer styles than ever! -
Better fits than ever !
Lower prices than ever! and
Warmer welcome than ever! at
The Great Brown Stone Hall of
TAILORS,
No. 847• ARCH ,STO.EET.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING.,
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
TO RENT.
110t78EBREAXING-t
-lEgurglary and Murder
reoPlo cannot retire for the night with any assurance
that artneti,ntittnight robbers will not e _whlle_they are
4ceplng," prowl around their beds and ransack their
houses. , The neeAsity 'which calls is" loud 1 ), for rename
protection more reliable thin Jocks .sind bolts, and the
arilnary fatienings s for 'windows, is groiving dallY.more
imperial*. .A candid examination of tbo
•
.BURGLAR - ALARM TELEGRAPH .
,
Will convince every ono that they can be ‘•
Assured; Against Burglars,
And tbat there is really, a relief from all this uncertainty
about robbery, murder, etc.
Tho lordimony or hundreds of oar citizens (which will'
be sent free , by applying , to the office)who are using this
psetcation and eight yams' experience without a failure,'
proton that not Uwe, bank or - Store has been robbed,
or a safe blown open during the lout eight years,that this
protection properly applied to the premises would not
baio saved.
T. E. CORNISiI, Agint.
1111 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
114 p , • . ,
WELDEN, *SPRING •WATER
)-
St. Arbans, Vt.
Alterative. Cltal3rbeitte.
A bingo supply just received by
FREDERI6.K. BROWN,
N. E. corner Fifth and! Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
IL—Descriptive Pampblets to be bad upon applica
tion.
my 22 a to th l3trpfi
CUMBERLAND NAILS,
• , $4 80 PER KEG
Containing 100 lbs. Nails; other - brands of
Nails ff 4 60 per keg; Bordmnn's Barbed
Blind Staples, 64 25 per box of 10 lbs.
Staples; Shutter Hinges, from 12 to 17
in., complete with fixtures; 75 ets. per
set; 1 , 1-211 n. Frame Pulleys, 25 Cts.; 13.4
in. 26 els. per doz.; Rim Locks and
Knobs 65 per dozen, at the Chestp-fori
the-Cash Hardware and Tool Store of
J. B. SHANNON,
1009. Market Street.
my:2-s to th ly ' -
1361 - tbie .Extra
VANILLA CHOCOLATE
AND '
SUPERFINE. CONFECTIONS
For Choice Present*i.
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
MANUFACTURER,
No. 1210 Market Street.
z0722-3trp__
NOW IS THE TIME \ TO PLANT
The Bulbs of the SUperb
NEW FRENCH
HYBRID GLADIOLUS.
kry collection stands unrivalled for extent and variety.
All the newest varietive from France have been received,
which, in addition to my own large stock, forms the
largeet asmortment ever offered in this country.
THE FIRST PREMIUM WAS AWARDED •
to my collection. - These bulbs are of such easy . cultiva
tion, and flower so freely, that they are equally desirablo
for city or country gardens, and no other flower can ex
cel them for. variety and richness of tiuts. As au induce
ment to purchasers,tho following assortments are . of
fend:
No. I. Twelve good old varieties, with names $250
No. 2. TWelve eholCa . varletielsOiltb riamei " "'5OO
No. 3. Twelve very 'choice Varieties, with naives.— /0 00
No. 4. Twelve mixed vatietiee ` 1 50
FLOWER SEEDS.
Twenty-five beautiful free-blooming varietiog for 11
HENRY A. DREER
Scodsroan and Florist,
No. 714 Chestnut:Street,
PHILADELPHIA
The above iteßortment mailed without additional
charge
B. J. WILLIAMS & SONS,
N 0.16 North Sixth Steet,
MANUFACTURERS OF
VENETIAN BLINDS
WINDOW SHADES,
rge and tine assortment at low prices.
STORE SHADES made and lettered
Cornices, Cords, Tassels, Repairing, do
GAS FIXTURES AND CDANDELIERS t
NEW. STYLES never before offered in this market.
A large assortment
4RON AND BRONZE OAS FIXTURES,
NEAT, CHEAP AND DUMB
Every variety of
Kerosene Lamp, and I"iiting,.
GERMAN STUDENT LAMPS.
COULTER, JONES 8; CO.,
702' Arch • Street.
33)11201=p
H. P. &I .C. R.: TAYLOR,
PERFEIVIERY, AND TOILET SOAPS,
641 tond 643 N. Ninth Street.,
PARENTS. OR OTHERS• RESIDING IN
tie vicinity of Philadelphia, who' would like to Nita nil
engagement wish a Teacher of experienee, during 'the
vocation of her Khoo], are invited to nddr-r-e6e
]OB Sonili-Eighte+intli atreet.
00-12Frp * •
F .
OW FINE, MITSWAii
Box as a companion for the sick chamber; the finest
assortment in the city, and a great variety airs. tope
lect frmxt.':lmported
FARB & intonir,R •
inbl6tf rp . 324 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
JAMES S. -_•
BILL BROKERS AND
GENERAL FINANCIAL AGENTS,
ap27-2titrp' ;320 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
BFEND YOURSELF ! !
D
MeCORD'SPATNNT ALARM BATON
ApproYed, by the Mayor, Chief of Pollee, P o li ce e onitn it_
tee, le the beet 1110mi:emit of alarm and defence in the
w g r old 'INM.:ALEXANDFIit At Ob.; Sta fonere, , .•
, 104 South Third erect.
_.SoltrAgentEn---
c-
000.ANASEVElai SUMS' OF
$lO. 84,000 .to loon on,. mortgage of city
progertjr.
uvr.22-It * 91_KINGSTON MaIAY, 429 Walnut stroot,_
ciENDINE ,RIO TAPIOCA., WITH FITLY.
directions for UHO.. Frpob ,Dothlehom,: Canada and
Scotch Oatmeal. "'PAH Bggo, Hardo, - Farinaceous rbod'y
Raoabont,Cox'o Oeiatine,Caracaa ncao and other Die
letice. Icor sale by Jii2dEf3 T. t:3IIINN, H. W. cor. Broad
and Spruce streets. tina tf
, - ot r C't i 51737 . 7 7 .4
. ,
FR H CiNTON ItIOTINOS
11'0.4LLIIM I .OREASE & SLOAN
1116.506 4T11.10iP11 4 .
apl6`th iv tja rp ' • ,' -• '
.. a . • • •
spring. 1.1S10311)..
LEEDOM & SHAW ,
910 ARCH STREET'.
We are new receiving a Very largo stock of new goods for
• SPRING SALES,
Embracing all the new 'styles of
CARP,ETINGI3,
FLOOR OIL: CLOTHS,
• MA.TTINGS, &c.
nabb 3trirp6 ,
CIAI~i~ Ts 3IADE TO ,WEAII WELL:
WILLIA3I
NO. 537 lrit RR ET STILE
fiellinerarpeta ut 75e. mid el 01) per yard.- •
One hundred rolle of Milling, white unit checkered, at
30e., 40e. and We. per yurd. , niy2O-Rtrp
A. & H. LEJAMBRE
Furniture and Upholstering Warerooms
GERARD . ROW. •
mb6 e to th ecorpti•
•
ELEGANT STORE, 100ZARCH ST.,
Are now 'wiling first-class FURNITURE at very re
duced prices. tulal.3mrp§
.Established 1.1344.
GEO. J. HENKELS ,
CABINET MAKER.
1301 and 1303.CHESTNUT.STREET.
my 6 3m4
Oft Impoilant Arafouncement.
NEW CARRIAGES !
At 712 Sansom Street, Philadelphia.
nty2q th x to 3trps
Will keep a splendid assortment of good, strong and well
finished CARRII),GES always on hand, to which they
invite. the attention of all desiring to purchase.
Call at 712 SANSOM street before purchasing else-
Where. mh2o s w 2itrp§.2
Oft 1). M. LANE
Betipeetfully invites attention to his largo stock of
finished Carriages. Also, orders taken for Carriages of
every description, at.
rnyllmrps
3432, 3434 and 3436 MARKET STREET,
. ,
Three equarea west.. of Poinuyliania Railroad Depo
Weift Phihololphia.
fe2 tai th 66mrp
pIE7SFOTITH AND THIPM 1.7 ETTI
. DR. J. DR HAVEN WHITE'S
Name and standing ih Medical Dentistry are a guaratt
tee for the Efficacy of whatever he Pre-
scribes for thUdouth and Teeth,
The great demand for the preparations made from his
formula has induced many persons to sell their own
preparations under hie name. To protect bithreputation
from suffering by this practice, and to secure the best
remedies for his patients in regard to his '
He has taken legal mteasurea to prevent his formula
from being compounded by any other Chemist or Drug
gist in the United States but
As testified by the following certificate:
• . •
9 I hereby repudiatOas'srunlous all tooth powders any
mduth washes' sold under my mule, except those Lavin
my signature• on the labil -end. compounded IRA
ONLY by GUSTAVUEMRALISE pothecary, N. cor
ri er,of.TIWELF d_ ,
Ph Iladel
Ode, Who ALWYN holds mY preset.' etieus, and mithe
yized to prepare and dell tie same.
J. DnIIAVEN
m 111,3•13 to w.3trup§ M. D.; D. D. 8.
.IdISE3 DICKSON,
MOnIY'TO ANY AMOUNT
LOANER UPON AGAMONDS,WATCHES,
JEWELEYi. , PLATE, CLOTIUNG, &c., at
ONES & CO.'S
OLD-ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFIC,T,.
Corner of Third and Gaskill streatai
' • : " Below Lombard: •
N. 8.-DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, GUNS,
mait ST".4OI!T GAIVIIAND,
- UNDNIITAKER
. .
:: : :.....----35.;10nth.-Thirteantliatrootr , 4nh2raamrp7
A REPAIRS TO ; WATCHES AND
lif
usie,4l Boxes, i tho best manner, .by .skillful
worlunen. ' PARR Jr BROTHER,'
324 Chestnut atiteet, below Frar,th. '
PARASOLS.—AVE THE NEWES
London and Parlibityles, Which for novelty, varla y
and eiggancs arg unequalled. 'A largo assortniongof
LACt' COW:WI, HEA-HIDE 'laid HUN UMBRELLA-H A t
the 10V/Pet prices, at -H. - DIXON'S -FANCY GOODS
OTOUN, No. 2) bout!" Eighth street. . ap2B-Imrp I
41115161011 . 0Fi1lrElYsfEkBeltit. 'l,OblSA',;l-;
=ME
2,000 'ROLES,
, White` and ,Red Cheoked,.,
Oh' catoicie nuAronm,
ALL*IDTO , B
FURNITURE.
HAVEiftEIq . OV ED Yr HEIR
TO 1127 CHESTNUT STREET,
FURNITURE.
T. & J. A. BENKELS,
IlacineitEMOVED to their
CARRIAGES.
McLEAR &, SEND ALL
Builder of First-plass Light and Heavy .
Manufactory and Warerooms,
NEW MEDICATED DENTIFRICE;
MOUTH WASH AND 'WOIGLE,
•
GUSTAVUS KRAUSE,
APOTHECARY,
N. W. cor. Tyvelfth and Chentlint streets,
Philadelpltin
itEmARK P A IIy;ntF,AT
L.y LOW ERICES.
airki lmrp
*New
.•!-,
qixt
IMEEMERS
SPRING i let3o
• ken-SALE BY
MITCHELL & FLETCHER,
-^ 1204 crippwripmeornmer.
The;' Origimd kind Grenutne
ALBERT BISCUITS,
MANUFACTURED BY
MACKENZIE &
Edinburgh..
,
'These 'nitwit(le are et!pplled regnlarly to.the tjneen 4bo
Bern' Fumily, and the nobility of England:
FOR SALE BY
THOMPSON 'BLACK'S SON & CO.,
Broad and Chestnut Streets.
ay3 tit th 3mip
B u ''r'''t7 7 "c-57.6E5T
. !a RAI NATURAL FLAVOR RIANED: `:r:‘ , "
7'
By our improved proof-Fa In Banning the etcqulittn
flavor and wholPsomp unlit le* of the fresh Trdnato
are soot red.We plant IW acres of tin* befit Torn to hind
in . Npw Jersey with spoil of a Tomato excellin a all others
in rolidity toul fine flavor. nuo In:packing till onlythe
largest cans.
FOB SALE by ALL GROCENS ANDIK ARE ET MEN.
AGENCY, 45 NORTH WATER OTHEE'r.
QUINTON PACKING COMPANY. •
18 IA linr•l
WINES, LIQUORS, 4sC.
CHAMPAGNE.
ERNES * T IRO
& C9S
Carte Blanche and Special
FRUITY AND GENEROUS WINES,
Fully equal to the best on all the list of
Champagnes.
FOR SALE AT THE AGE T9' PRICES 01/
SIDION COLTON &:-CIARKE I
s. W. cor. Broad and Walnut.
CHAIO'I[PA NE.
JUST RECEIVED INVOICZ Or
200 Cases Giesler & Co.'s Champagne
Verienay" and "Gold Label ," quart. End pinta.
FOR SALE BY
JOS. F. TOBIAS & CO.,
Nos. 20d and 208 South . IFront Street.
mylsl2tr'
THE FINE-ART&
GREAT NOVELTIES
Looking Glasses/
PICTURE FRAMES, kc.,.&c•
New Chroxiios,
New Engravings.
EARLES' GALLERIES,
816 CHESTNUT STREET.
& littoWN 9 8
Old Established Photographic Portrait Gallery.
Furnlshad with every
convenience and facility
• for producing, the best
work: 'A
from the
',that°
reV i li c reo r s r iTi t 4 lthileonsL't'o
• the'Operating Room.
' • . - .Nwir',rf All the refinements of
0•Iv oryt
Photogrypes,"ucaphy, sh ita
turns' on porcipin.,
“Opalotypes,'tho
"New Crayons" originated with this establishment.
WENDEROTH, TAYLOR & BROWN;
014 CIIESTNUT STIZIEET.
th %try§
11.A.SV.1_49E 1 INUI 'S
GALLERIES OF THE ARTS,
1125 Chestnut Street.
• Always on FREE Exhibition and for sale, Film. and
Original Oil Paintings.
A complete stock on hand of old and now Thigravings,
/Aromas, French Photographs,Loolcing Glasses, Artists'
Materials', kc.
On Special 'Exhibition—Admission 25 cents--"Tlett
Princess of .Morocco," . by Liwompto, of Paris; "Bearing
Home tint Sheaves," by Veron, of Parte, with other rare
and great works of art
LWWfI)I
• 'tjg i boo . - HERKNBSS'S PAZAAR;
NINTHAND SANSOId STREETS:-
:-.,..i.. . ( .t 1.1:. SALE OF VALUABLE HORSRS, CAR,
... . RO 11
lAES,-AUNESS,-.W. . .
.
On TtiESDAY HORNING; at 10lii - o , clOch, - at_ Alio
Bazaar, will be sold, without 'reserve: aliirge collection'
of FIRST-CLASS 3IATCIL AND SINOLE HORSES,:
CARRIAGES4c,incI tiding lainie fine private establish
ments, the property of gentlemen going abroad. !
tW Full panic - Want in catidoguem.•. '
~. . -
.Mr Sales, as usual , every Weduesday : auat Saturday,
.
mornings. •
' -- - •
.. - . ALFRED H. IrEnliNEss, .. -
Auetiorwer.
my22-2t r
•
g- STE htt --. T.l - 1
1,031t1 04,
four single gclitleinen, or two married coUples
without children, OM 011fitill spacious, airy minus, ele
gantly furnished, with o without board, in n • eumill
family.; at 1635 Pine Strlk,t; r. •
Permut+ compelled to remain
in the city Hummer 1111.111tilii, or these ultimo
surroimdings are not satisfactory, will 'llO this, n,rare- -
'opportunity-10 seuttritsplendiarapurtMentscin.a...VOC*.eBe...
Met desirable neighborhood. •.. , . „
Apply tut anove t personelly-or by.letter. Terms nuelo
rate. !References exchanged. It
'E 'HEST CI DA RB. ANDTOBACCO —
obtained at WILEY BlipT111111$ ) , N. NY.. corner
Eighth and Walnut stritets. apt 3-rp tf§
'II.4II,KING WITH. INDKLIBLE INK
J.V_L_Embroidering, Wald bur, Stanudou. Ac.
111. A. TOJRItY, Filbert street.
Et=B
C -ti
I
Esntra
‘. I
. .
fh
• o'.
C A, M.1( 4 ,Vi0,
Fi4ve=T4sreexities
Livg1‘P.04...•'..P,00N . ..;10A1). 1 C.T.
. , .
The.somtheruCmulerfAalcptorelition
,!) k,•ri • • •
Atlantic Ca le.
LONDON,. May 31 - - rlgottgols opened
at 0,31 tin money mud.account.: U. Five
twenties,' Linn at7ll,f. American Stooks quiet;
Erie, 191.Central t • •
Lrvatii:otit.,' , May 22, Ai. IL—Cotton market
apened Ault; Middling tUplandm,' Mid.; Mid-
Orleacm, tWes , for ; , to-day. esti
mated at 7,400
Loamoat. May 22, A. M.---tiugar afloat buoy
auCat 29m.K
IR* tiontmereisel AConivention.
MEmritte, May 21.---An evening session of
the Cotunterelai. 'Cintitention ' held at
which the actreral t..oranaittees provided for in
the Inornim session were *announced.
A:resoludon was adapted. asking Congress
to put the telqguiph Systema.of the country un
der control of the Postmtuder-General.
Also a resointieu retinesting Congress to pro
hibit.tlie,Uiilhllfln of anybridge over the Mis.
sissippl, above the mouth .of the Missouri, of
less than, four hundred feet' Span, or on the
tthio;helow Pittsbergh,ccf itsa than three bun-
dyed feet span. t
The COmmiftee on Emigration'reported at
great iength, awl Dr. ILOyes, of T.,outsiana,
posed the report in an able-tweet:h. resoin
tionAvas_adopteti, tendering thelhanks of the
conventign to the otiftiers, the press, citizens,
etc., and at 11.31 P. Me, the convention ad
journed sine die.
State ap lettt=r t r il ter T e la e la Day at the
10 A. M 1611 deg, deg, .2
P. id 63 dog:
Weather cloudy. Wind:lfortinceot. •
.
FINANbIAL AND COMPIEJICIAL.
PWladetfitila SloelL'Exelutage
BEFOILE BOARDS-
I pew' Ger,bit genies 1004
21:.00 Ye ntr6o Privri 107"
1000 Penn the - war In cp
Von City tht utter lta 101 1
Welk Cfiy tIaTIPW 1061
lore Erie 7g 84
WOO Sunbury Sr Erie 7g 97
1000 Allogthany City 514 r 76
IC4) Lelin4lt Gold In' It I
I rh Kiln Ilk 1W I
20 ph Cbso ek WM St It elk
, 40U ell Oil Creek & Alla I
Hirer be 37 3 4
4 eh 3finellill'lt
hl rte 1a,111g14 Val Its
WO xh Wading U
DOD City 61i now 101. 1 4
IWO Lehigh Gold Loan trili
I.bn Lehigh Get It In nri
3:40 do _ . . _
tigo liarri%burit dif frt
Wri ('am & Amboy 6 , i'nitoi!i
HY► , Philo & Erie hi ill
liAnAprah Co as Cut lido la
6ohst h 6th It 36
1000 Uslkni Canal lids 1 i
r 2 oh rent) 3.4
30 oh do receipts 57 / 4 1
4%.h do receipts. hoUNI
RV oh do • PIO 5 rA
14 4 h Its 5714
/1/0 oh 'do elO ;A. I
Igtilladelphis Money 3larket.
S XXXII DAT., MAY =, it , 69.--The local money market hag
been stimulated yesterday and today in consequence of
the excitement in gold, and the tendency to speculate for
the profits to be derived from the present see-saw move
ment. The tuarket treslay wins quite lively in cense.
queneesaf a further anticipated decline in gold and a de.
sire on the part of capitalists to &crime the profits of the
present prior. Tejo is really very little demand for
currency for legithUte business purposes. but the rates
are kept pretty firm in consequence, of the speculative
fever.
Souse fears are entertained lest the Secretary in his
future gold sales of tvro millions per week should lock
up greenbacks and en•ate a real monetary stringency,
but there can 'moo doubt that he Intends to buy bonds
with histgold, as heninfore. The announcement will be
hailed with satisfaction.
Loans ou call are wade at 537 per cent., and discounts
range from 6aB par cent. fur first-class business paper.
Governments are active and quite firm. Gold he leas
excited. The market opened at 14076, and at 12 stands
at 14L There is less spirit and less lincintsa in the specu
lative shares Gus morning.
Reading Railroad closed at 461(a4.814--a decline of ;
Pennsylvania Railroad sold at 67!i538--an advatieb of !S:
Northern Central Railroad at 48: Mine Hill Railroad at
ttei, and 'Lehigh Valley Railroad at 57.
In Bank and Passenger Railway shares there were no
changes.
Messina. Delfaven & Brother, No. 40 South Third
street, make the following quotations of the rates of ex
qbange toslay at I P. M.: tutted States Sixes of 1881,
ray; aLI3; do. do. 1.952,1238123. M; - do. do. 1864, 117Vallni:
do d0..1865. 119Xtd19's: do. do. 1635, new, Lthsl2oU; do.
do. IW, new. L10n126'.4: do. do. MS, new, 12041Ne s i;
6 • s, 10-40's, 10995b'110• U. S. 30 Year 6 per rent. Cur
mice, 1073;a1074:• Due Compound Interest Notes, Ws";
Gold, tge.ial4l : Miter, 1=1133•
Jay Cooke & Co. quote Government securities, &c., to
day as 1.€31,122.1‘a12334;46•214-01.-V42-..-/M
-a123!/; do. 1364, IlMall7Sz do. November. 1665. 119!,ia
119! July. 1666, 1.20'4a120.%; do: 1367, 1.20!„,a12:1!4,.... do.
1868 13esargeil; Ten-forties, racifica,loV4o/
10014; (gold, 14035.
gmith, Randolph & Co., bankers. Third , and Chestnut
streets, quote at 10 Wel(Pek RR follows: Gold. 14eti; U. 8.
Sixes. 1M1,122UH123; do. do. 5-21,1862, 123.4a1233i; do. do.,
1-64, 1172a117,4; do. do., 1865, de. do.. July,
1541, 120.4a12(ei: do. do., July, 1367, 1M!4a13: 1 ,;; do. do.,
July, MSS, 120.‘t120!.5; do., b's, 10-49, 109411110; Cur
rency o's, 11.17ha107N.
PhilLudeledes Produce Mirket.
SAir niv,v, May - . u.—The Flour market is dull and
weak, and to effect sales to any extent 'a further conges
tion in prices would have to no acceded to. about
600 barrels changed hands at $5 25a5 60per barrel for
Superfinet -85 70a6 W for Extras; e 5 4.447 00 for low
grade. and choice lowa,WiSColll4l/ and Minnesota Extra
Family; eG 75,17 25 fur PenuSybninia do. do.; 87 5043 50
for Ohio do. do., and 899t11 for fancy. Rye Flour Is dull,
and 25 cents per barrel lower; sales of 1.50 bbls. at $6 76a7.
Prices of Corn Meal are nominal.
The Wheat market continues very dull, and pricer are
irn , gular. Sales of I.OUL/ bushels Red at 81 50a1 55; WO
bushela Amber et 81 023ial 65, and 400 ',umbels' fancy
:lllchlgan Amber at el 73. Rye • is steady at
81 45-4 for Pennsylvania and Western. Corn tit
held fi rmly, and there isles,' offering. Sales of 1,400
bushels yellow at 87a8Sc.,aud 1.000 bushels Western white
on secret terms. Oats ant lower:, sales of 3,000 bushels
Western at 141ariic.— mostly at the former rate.
In Groceries and Provisions the sales are light, with
out change in prices. • .
Whisky la unsettled, and cells at 90a81, tax:pahl;
The New York Money Market
[Froni the New York Herald of tieday.l
MAY 21.—The declining tendency of gold observable in
tla• later transactions of yesterday was more derided to•
day, leading . as it did ton fall of .ukarly three per . cent.
There was some hesitation hi, the early portion of the
forenoon, owing to the distrust of the press despatch an
nouncing Secretary Bontwell's intention to increase the
sales of gold, us the same - influenced had been used HO
0111'11 and tiW fraudulently that the public nand
is more • Wow to._.ractodr— ,upon• by it .
than ". formerly. •-• the, mutter was set 'at. , rest', •
however, by•ofticialintimation from Mr. Van Dyck, the
Sub-Treasurer, that ho would in future and until further
orders 14.11' a million dollars of gold on Monday and
T hursdarekeach week. ThOdeelinumow set in rapidly,-,
but as the kiiker - frathins ..were reached the 'premium
r~tu•ted wider tl
11R until uoar fitemcro‘o-enwitgkoftinihatorgulmesilrivetrlutiutei,,•:l
bottom' for the day. The highest price wit 5,143144.
the lowest MN. 'The downward iteudincy ' was
assisted •by the improvement in bonds
at London, and by extravagant rumors that Mr. Bout
. well hail resigned, and Mr. George 11. Stuart, of Philadel
phia, been invited to take his portfolio, the mum at first
reported being Alexander T.Stewart,who as a heavy im
porter would be the expellent of cheap gold. The
bears" were industrious in keeping up the ferment mid
endeavoring to frighten the , •outsidepublic" into parr
ing with their gold, throe' millions of' which they ulso
said were to be sold by tlieSecretary of the Treasury-,
At the close of business the quotation stood nominally
141%81.413.4 . ; but while gold was largely o ff ering at the lat
ter price there were very Jew bids at the former. It
would be guoting the price more:accurately to state it at
0111;11 gold was in griod sUPPIY' ut midi.
and 6 per cent. for carrying. Exceptions were recoriledat
three per cent. and nat. , . Tile:business of, the Gold Ex
ehange Bank resulted as follows: •
Gold cleared ' eidd,ll3,ooo
. Gold. balances ' 2,182,0441
Currency. balances 3,112.480
The disbursements of coin interest do-day were
more acti ve V 373,7
_OO2
The money market•was mtive. and IrUil - wita ; doing
at six per cent. Interested parties are etaleaVoring to
create uneasiness by parading the effect of tho increased .
sales of 'gold in Withdrawing money from circulation.
Even if the Government were less in neer] of funds, the •
currency - Valance being in.-the Treasury being thirteen
minions, the payment f at • the gold may - li e made , in "law:,
' ful moneY," Whirdr4jll prevent any encroachment upon
the bank reserves.- However, there rate he no doubt that
Secretary Boutweliwill buy - bonds in the Willie proctor.:
lion as he sells gelid :The . buying of the one is the logical
sequence of the other. He need not fear that his tireas
ing the anionntmill enhance their price to the disadvan
tage of the Government; for bonds at their present price
nre inflated • with the advance in „gold; unit will grow
. cheaper as gold declines, under 11TH sales of Government
treasure. Commercial paper was steady, at soya to
eight per cent., with some sales at nine. Me t ro scrutiny . -
of names was reported: The' suspension of a commission
...house on Thursday induced more rnutiuil, especially txt
,___,..priyttte,..6eitlententrimiiitherlmnkimpicieswerti rumored— .
• Foreign exchange was weak and lower in tin , presence
or it large eontribution of bills drawn against exported
bonds, Cable transfers were made In-day at 110"4 . .. The
rienlinel rate for prime liatikersr..sixty days'. sterling Wiibt .
1093, but large amounts could be bought an eighth per
Governments were inclined to droop in comieqUence of •
the decline In gold. and *ll off to "per e(•ut.
,_The
London. quotation, at noon : triniled faEin -
market; but tit re more hesitation when the Louden
112 oh N Conlt , . 4 8
r
eb AV"JerfCrlrStk 'sr .
100 1414 Nr•Y-k"Bliddl4. 41.?.i
' 100 fib Penn fi . . 5Th
2 eh do Idlottments a •
35 AI do nll:mts Its 57% .
Ish ' .14) stock . bai
4S eh do its 1.',7,','
17 'sh do maw.. ta
lIXIsll do b3O 5.1 !'i
WO sh. do 5.1
lOU 01. Beruling sae 4.N.
100 Mt do WS 45.441
IMO eh do WV 45.04
tlOO Mt do WO 4'4'
t 041110444 . .
1 . . .
ILK) sh Mart tc Erie 1r5030h;
100 sh Lehigh Nay ritk 35':
100 oh 'do 35
400 sh IS.I .Y 6: Biddle • 4.7 i
500 sit do bal Its , 4.94
100 sh Read fug lt. 454
200 oh do It. 1,3$ 44.94
100 sh do 44.94
400 tilt do 6410 Its 43.74
300 Ai do Its 49
500 eh do
900 sh . 491 g
do 050 • . 49
1500 oh do ofs) 49.'4
200 oh do Its . ' 49 4 4
1700 oh do sed Its 4.94
lOU sh> do rolrkiut 49 31
100 oh 40 Tuesday 49!4'
77. .... tt5aCFRgi74 4, ± 7 .4.' , ..; 7 44. 1 7 - 4 .4 =1) , . "Z.4.7.,•16. - +.'1...,......., . ~,,-, 7.7"
eileelllnelly - riutte'7o . --Tbelfroget~eer ka'reTalr... --
e , !urge arupunna.w.unfti two dart , . Ittri
'eery l..inia l Vgth
.. .,, u.
_ Itarded an certain In bane fan ..apantmekt :
?felt 'market. -
~ ,, ...t., 4 .. ... ,- i :::''.r: J• -- , -,' y .. .
The N e l ; 6 l6 lo thltifSiyiklite '-''
teorreaDonCeneAkirftk4:44oklittri'estk,l
t f'enc'e y-oRK, May 32.- 4 19torko, larangrumd.,24o4; Ex- . z
raga,' '.104; 1.640 e, 41362.123141 do'. -15a14'117.3e.j
. .da: INRI,;
) I.4.Lezavr, . 1203 1• 18117- . • • ; 320 .?..;1 1040 aVf..:0141 1 alnialiille: k ri .
;,/ amissourl , 14 xee..Bll‘;'Eatnton r., , - amberta •
pl.'rararrett.4l; - Neiril'ork tTentrul. , l9lTiv eradlillAr 'fil•lit
4iiudmon ittvor, ItiMi f Weidman' tiontrat t ' ISO; • •michigatr
- .l 4 oaikeni, /061 i; Minnie 4.kintrali 146;_. cieveuttid 'and •
- Pitimburgh t fklhijel..Telund and TokidniXPOW4llgragn and ,
'2l{o k laJand, J 2 6 4; Pittebtirgh mid' kartWarn*); 3BOU;
',. Ere 2t0,4 . , .. •. .. .- • •. , •
„..., • • .
Markets by Telegrayib.
flpreitti Despatch tp .
fliening Bulletin.)
1 NEW ItP11.6;,1111ny .g2;123e P.; lif.:-Cotton-Tbe market
morning was quietand steady.' stilea of 7,090
Flour, atc,-Reeeipts 12,400 barrels. The market for
Western stid State Flour is irregular, Western, lower,
titittii:utishanged , 7The'dideff are lamb6,o)o. barrila f in-
Cluding -Superfine State at ea 40,0.70; -Extra *hate
•e6,10a6 33; Lilif.gradvig ',Western. Extra 4.6 Mod 25;
;leathern 'Viotti' steady lint quiet; -saleti of iOO barrels •
'at 45 , 6,5tal 13 for Extra Baltimore and Countrysalid 46 70
fr ftnie6 7:413 60. for. Paul th
do. .ilifornia...r/our is •
dull; sales of 2to barrels at 7aB 70 for Old "'llk Ike Horn.
ii. 110,710 9 00 for new via t Isthmus. RY4 Flour ht •
quiet. Bales 1/4 . 100 barrels at e 4 70a6 74.
Braln--.lli•ceipts 45,,300 bushels. The niarket is.,
easier . /Mil 111111, Tile soles are 25.000 busliebi Ro. 2 gib
.:Woukeetit 44 for small lots. Corm-Iteceipte-36.700
linshvls. The market is firm, with a fair demand. Bates
'Of bushels lic* Western at litiantic. afloat.(
Receipts--5.300 bush. The Market is better, with a good
demand. hales of 254X0 bushels at Pill. llye--110-
celpts--16.0W.busholii. The Market is and lamely.
Shirley is 101Wiive and nominal. ' . •
, Provisions-The risitipte of Pork are 400 barrels. • The
market is dull and nominal et +(31'25 for new. Western
ilesm• •Mrd - lierA•ifitsi r•- . PaCkairOS. .Tho market is
si ve ak.and dull, We quote fair to prime fileatn,,at 1.11:14a19
I,loo' bam•ls. The Market is• ()X
- 111t1.11 111.1(1. (.1110tC Western free at .8 1 10. . •
iuroe,4l,-0-4„toffel---BuYern sus sellers are apart ill their„
views and limn Bing new dot elopments. itio bi
at 1434.a1iti : Livit,23a.24. 3f obismis id 111 hi•althy condition,
with II fair how. Sugars firm and in good deostuul;
Oates et 11,-1112. r
kirassteilds-The Kasen is about over, and quotations
are nominal. Tallow=TLo supply is greatly minced by
receut.private salts,. and IlitildetS demand an advitnee. •
Iteeeipts for the_ n - qek-Whisk y, 340 barrehiLblour,
444100 barrels: Wheat;lll443oo bushels; Vern, /.15.000
Oafs „21t2..6100 bushels; Pork :2,100 barrels; Lard, 200 pkgs.
• Exported to Europe-Flour, 14,400 barrels; Wheat,
14144)00 bushels; Corn. 63,000 bushels.
. Priv/mum; H. Ably 22.-Crude Petroleum -inactive-and
tireak. Sales of 2.000 barrels, s. ct. June,4o to 46. at 134-ic.; ,
600. barrels spot. 40 to 45, at.L3fric e ; 400 barrels spot at
Vigc.,and 1.000 barrels on the cars at Venangoeity at 430.
Defined rather quiet; sales of 1,000 Mts., b. 0., August,
Each bulfatt ..Tic.; 1,000 bills. last lmlf Angeld at 131ic..and
100 bbls.liday.at lteceipts, 499 tibia. Shipped by
A. V. Wi1i.,1,744 Mils. Refined, 140 Lb's, Tar. ' • . •
tfiersesticoldence of the Associated Prens.l
Nr.w YORK. May 22.-Cottol7 steady; sales of 3)0 bales.
Flour duU and declined 5a10e.• table of 5,500 barrels;
State, 5533a6 65; (thin, .Q 6 20.7'30; Western. F 45 301'7 90.
W beat Anil. tool lc. lower; sales of 2100 bushels; White
('alifornia, -fa I 65; No. 2441 42 afloat. Corn steady; sales
.29.000 bushels. Oats 'steady; sales of 12.000 bushels.
BeefAiaily. Pork dull:. new Mess e, 31 218132 30. Lard
:dull and initisanged. Whisky firm. free, 109a1 10. -
11surimolis.; Ikhly 22.-Cotton quiet but firm. Stock
sauce; salesat 2fie. Flour steady, with fair demand.
W I lent Mill mid weak; pritne• Pennsylvania • Ited.!
4• N alley. e. 2.2 JO: -Cern firm; prime White 64; ellow
1}7;96c. Oafs doll 111111.1Kpak at 6saio.• for light blarylituil;'
and 70476c:f0r Western. 'Bye el 33fil C. Whisky .11rin.
stud e ery scarce. Holders ask -el 66. Provisions firm
and Ilrle11111)/ZNI, f - • ' . •
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM
CILTIEL'r I A.ICNS.
LACE SHADES AIM DROP RIDEAUX.
THE STOCK IN THIS DEPARTMENT IS uNRC
VALLED IN STYLE AND PRICE.
Terries, Plain, Striped and Figured.,
OF NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS,
TAPESTRY AND EMBROIDERED.
Gilt and Walnut Carved Corniea,
Holland and. Prepared Cambric
.
Window . Shades
In a variety of tints, to which we invite spe
cial attention.
Wholesale and Retail.
RAILROAD CAR SUPPLIES.
I. E. WALRAVEN,
MASONIC HALL,
No. 719 CHESTNUT STREET.
WE INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION
• TO OUR
SPRING ASSORTMENT _
OF
WINDOW SHADES,
GOLD-BORDERED SHADES,
IN PLAIN AND ORNATE STYLES.
White Holland, Gothic And Italian
Landscapes,
Besides, we 1u •-
: GOOD LOW-PRICED SHADES,
which we sellquaile, trimmed and put up to windorn; all
the time at '
One Dollar and Fifty Cents each.
ALSO, ,
PAPER HANGINGS
IN THE GREATEST VARIETY.
CARRINGTON, DE ZOUCHE & CO.,
S. E. corner. Thirteenth and Chestnut.
whit lb Cu 39trP.
BO i 1 AND, SHOES.
Spring Styles
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR 'GENTS' WEAR.
BARTLETT
33 S. Sixth Street, abovp,„%tuesitili,,q.
TRIXM IN GS AVDPWITICAW -- -
RS. -- "Mt MINT) ER . • •
DRESS TRIAIMtECI AND PAPER PATTERN
• - STORE,
N. W. CORNER. ELEVENTH AND CHESTNUT
BARGAINS JUST OPENED.
New style Silk Tassel :Fringe, di cents a yard, all
shades.
REAL GUIPURE LACES.
A case Lace POiilta, Sacques and Jackals.
I.:Llama Lace ItaramolCor ern. ' •
' Itiack Thread Laces, all widths, at very low prices.
The genuine Joseph .I).lcl'Glovee, .51-per pair.—.ldisses!
Culured Kids.
NEW STYLE PARASOLS 'AND SEASIDES. '
Boman and Plnin 'Ribbons and Sashes.. Paris Jewelry.
Plaid Nainsopks, French !nudism, Piques and liar
seilleK;Haiiillart Edging and Insertions.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT '
For-Mrs. 111.-W?IIK'S Celebrated hystem. for Cutting
Ladies' Pressess Snegnetl; Basnnes,.,Garlbaldits,
Ctolho, Ity measureownt
"'
Indies are vow making from 6'loo to /5200 pqr mgnth as
agents tor his •stej. . , ' m .15r '
'HENRY
) 1 CARPENTER AND "BUILDER;'
NO 10 2 1 S.S.NSAItSTIIEET,
,!je.3-I)4p. . .E:IIILAPEPIIIA.. t.
•
TIIN4M4Y4IWICNNIMM'
IT
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1- ' .
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'*" f irtCoi r dE "-WAPOINGTON:
- .1r
Akt° ll athigni*:t Presides
Fractional
Curr — eicy
".•
THE
KANSASr'PAbika.'RAILROAD
CABLE QUOTATIONS
*ho"kisilae Poisotiing !ofsqlsgers
toooratiiisti ; caves
Issowtai ThSiputch tottie
W mut t.*'nrair, :May M.—Ti c ie /President thiir
morning appointed, Sunnier B. Ituggles t ,- bf
New York, tleiegate, to the; - Sin tenth SeSsion of
the International Statistical Congress, to he
lieidat the Hague; and, Hi G. Siekelti;
tor Internal Itevenue for the Fourth ,District
tif Pennsylvania. Several deptity postniastem
were also appointed for tinitnportant places.
There is considerable talk in political circles
at the action of Seetetar3r Cox in deciding to
retain Commissioner Wilson, of, the, Gn
eeral
Land °Rice. He .was 'an:ardent supporterlof
the dart Administration, as he has been of
every Administration for the past twenty-tive
years. Leading Ilepublicans are looking into
the case, and evince a determination to ,re
move Wilson and put into his phtee some per- 1 .
Isiii who is a supporter of the Republican arty. : ;p
The White House was thronged with visi
tors to-day, and the President gave audience to'
nearly alt .
Secretary Boric has again left the city for a ,
ft 4 days; for rest atul recteation, leaving
Admiral l'orter in charge of;the Navy Depttrt
went.
it'orremporult.nr.P of the 'Mao:whited Prem.) ' •
WAronlicro:s . ' 22.—The - President has
'appointed Samuelß..lttiggles, of New York,
a delegate' to the bevenfli SessiOn of the In
ternational Statistieal Congress, to he held at
the Hague. •
Th e fOljniving have!Tweu appointed Post-
Masters
James 0: Leech, .viliflston, N, , Y.; , Samuel
Henderioin, Santa Chilli; Cal.;.TAMes,E:.Nolig,
Cii;:cgaekie; Adeline Livingston, Greenville,
Alabanui; Izrederfi4t ;Thin , Gra.;P;
Z. Clin, Watikeslia,Wis.; George 31'..114Wleft,
Ciidav - Rapids; Iowa; T. 3L Campbell, -Boone
ville. Missouri. • •
Commodore William C. 'West baq',berin
deted to ditty at the Naval ObservatOr. Pay
master J. S. Gulick has been ordered to the
li'ranklin, and as fleet Paymmter of the Euro
pehn Squadron, relievingraymaster Bradford,
who ii ordered. to returti toe New York. • .
Shilinte.nts of fracticii*l- , eitireney from-the
Treasnry for the week ending to-day.:,--Na
tional Banks and others,' It. 181,8641; Assistant
Treasurer at New' York, $10P,000; Phihulels
phia. S. 100.000; Boston, t 550,000 ., There were
no receipts of fractional
. currency from the
Printing. Division'. Treasurer Spinner holds
in trust for National Bank-circulation, at this
date, 5:342.807,800, and for public &lie:tits, ..,29,-
:t1),:11.50. National Bank Curreney issued during
the week, 6215,070. Total to
Mutilatcslbillii returned,' 5.14,067,503. 'lnsnlvent,
bank notes redeemed, tz4,089,873. Actual cir
dilation at this date, -$2.99:86.5,75.5. Currency
destroyed during the week, $278,7K
Capt. George Brown, whci commanded the
ram Stonewall on her passage to Japan, has
reached home; arrivinhere this morning, and
reported to the Navy Department. He brings
favorable reports as to the health of the officers
and crews Of the Asiatic Squadron, and_ says
dflairs in Japan are rapidly approaching a
peace basis.
Sr. Louts, May 22.-4udge Parsons, Presi
dent of the Southern branch of the KanSas
Pacific Railroad, reports that the people of
the Neosha - valley have organized a elopfinv
to build a railroad froth EmPOria, Katisai3;" to
Holden, on the Pacitis Missouri road, which
will put Southern Kansas in connection With
St. Louis MO miles shorter than the railroad
connection of the same region .With Chicago
from FAnporia; south West. The contemplated
road will pass through .the Osage Indian
lands to Albuquerque,New Mexico. This road
will traverse and drain the finest agriculturat
and grazing land on the continent.
LONDON, 3Eav 22, P. M--.Consols 931 for
- money and 03i tor account;- . 173-13. five-twenties,.
79,1; .Ameriean stocks 'steady; Erie R. R., EH;
Illinois Central,' 911.
LIVERPOOL, May 22, P. M.—Cotton dull,
Middling Uplands, 1.11 d.; Middling Orleans,
11 id.; the sales foot myl,ooo baleS. Cdru, 215.;
cheese, 835".; petroleum, turpentine, 275.
.9d.
11Avn):, May 22—Cotton opened quiet, for
both on the spot and afloat; sales on the spot
at 140 f.
MADRID, May 22. Adelanda Lopez de
'Ayala, Minister for the Colonies, has resigned.
Wholesale Poisouing of Soldiers.
.
NEW lOiu MaV 22.—A special has the fol
lowing:
LoinsvlLLti, May 22.—After -breakfast this
morning, eighteen of the soldiers of Company
E. 95th Infantry, at Tayloett Ilarracks, near
this citY, Were taken sick, but are al new con
valescent: It is supposed their food was poi
soned, and there IS much excitethent in 'eon
.
sequence., • .
The Decoration:of Soldiers' .Graves.
- 11171 , FAio, May Committee-ot the
Grand Army of the Reublic having in
charge the ceremonies of decorating soldiers'
graves on Sunday, the 30th;. publish this
morning the correspondence between them
selves and 'certain clergymen - , relating to a re
quest to eltange/tht day for .the ceremony. ,
The Committee decline to comply with the r.!-
quest of the elergymen,lor reasons - generally
approted by the public.
ST. Lours, May V..-- , -Ten thousand bushels of
wheat in hulk, a part of tishipment of one
hundred, thousand bushels from St. Paul to
tiVerpool; via New' Orleans, arrived here ye.;,-
terday.
The liemiti fa grounds of the Laclede
Association, four Miles from this eity i wilt be
subdivided and sold about the middle of next
month. .
The: Republican, learns that the Arrapahoes
and afew Che3'ennes haVe come into Camp
Stipply,,south of .Fort Dodge,. Kansas, and
orders have been sent forward to furnish them
with provisions.
Col. N. D. Wilson was about leaving Fort
Dodge to place the above-named Indians on
their Reservation.
The Mount ho l ly Railroad Accident.
4.; , May' 22. 110.1. ' May 22.—The locomotive
thateXploded yesterday between_ Washington
mid .Water. street ._.‘Vas.attaehed _toa train of
21 ears containinginarlfrontVinceutown, and
was destined to Woodbine, about one mile
south lt had forinerly - been • a
`fir - t.it-elluis engine, and was still considered
good freight engine and had never been con
dennied, as reported,' or it Would have met the
fate .of, all, such engines anti been - broken ; up.
It uoW lieS in RancOcaS ereelt,Where it boluideti
After leaving the track.
The fireman, Charles '-died •yester
day lifternoon, andthe engineer, ,lob` Gaskill,
expired last evening --'-The' 'condnct&rjohn
Sayler, is not expeeted:to recover, and will
prolil4,ol,u,before night.,
• , •
PLArrsnuim, Y.,..3fay 22.-4,4 tire broko, ,
out at half-past.' two o'clock this morning in
Nichols & Lynde's brick o'clock this
the
V umberland House, which was occupied by
Brothers, dealers, in dry_ goods, and
on building
and
I podds
` R"o,ooo.:lnemred for $12,000.
I3Y I
Front Washington.,
The Banana Pacific Railroad.
By the Atlantic Cable..
From St. Louis.
. '143211t,
ltitOltneirmrinititt,
DifFrWIWI' AMONG ttUYERS
- Strong and- 'AdVaticed
eavy - 0 -Imports , the • • Cause
GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND RIMINI
(Special Ile patch to the Viillsda. EiesisS lll : ll retin.)
Nxw YO - ita; May 22.—The nionay 'market is
. easier: and lesa active than during the last feW
daYt;'atid there are. more loam at,6percent.in
m
Comereial paper. ,_ Prime ; values passed-at
7 to. if per cent. There is considerable dis-,
trust among buyers owing to the, recent, fail
tireson account of 'short Sales of the;
piich
pr u , , r - is submitted to the closest aerating
G
old Is strong and advanced from' 40t, to
1441,.. The Special consideration affecting" the
ierernitint r is the.fact that the
,imports , to, this'
rill i.O double Avhal they were this seasknilast
year, in cOnSequence of which the.toue of the
)marketiii strong, notwithstanding Secretary:
IloutWell i s order for the sale (It' an additional
. - taillion. Cash gold is abundant'at'tiaB per cent.
'lot carrking: 6
. Foreign exchange is a shade lower than
yes
terdaye.; still there is a strong limited demand
for bins". Prime bankers' )„as; short sight 10/
0,191.. , Ciutward-boand steamers to-day take no
ilpiecie list. ,
. irvernment bonds, in response to the ad
vapce in London, opened strong and buoyant,.
and advaneed lal on the entire list. The mar
ket hi -not particularly active, tholigh consider
.able amounts are, purehased on foreign account.
' It, Is expected some large shipments will be;
Bade tday.
In the Stock market the chief att.raetion is
, the Vanderbilt stocks, Fort Wayne and Read-.
' ing. Vanderbills are 'active' on, a. rumored
dividend on the consolidated , stook. Fort'
Wilyne has been active, and • advanced troin
1/ , 1 , 'to 160, but biter , declined'--to,
15 I, • owing to the negotiations pending
beween this 'Board and the PennsVivatua'
Ce itral. A eounaittee representing the two.
ro tls are in session at Philadelphia .t()-day.
The terms of ,the lease ;are not ,known at
present. • _lteading is !prong, at OfiL• pacific. Mail
is active,a,t, in lair 2; Express stechs are 111111 and
net;reeted. • ,
yerdiet Against the Erie Railroad.
*Ely:lomm, Mar V.--The jury in the Hud
rjoh. COunty (New :Jersey) Court has mulcted
the Erie'liailroad,Company in $.3,250 damages
to Mrs. Carhart, for causing the death of her
hukband. ,
Tin: RECENT FARE IN THE HOUSE OF
RE—DISCOVERY OF THE INCENHIARIES.
—An investigation shows that the tire which
occurred 'in the. House of Refuge early , oh
Ti nrsday morning laka,.was kindled by ie
of the inmates, a lad named Williain ,
a ,, ed 15 years and that another youth, name t.
Henry Davis, aged 16 years, was an accomplice
,These • juveniles were both committed to th
institution by the Cmirt of Quarter Sessions,
aftyer
_convictions for larceny. Curdy has been
there ahnost two yeani;•aMiDavis almost three
years. • The boys Confessed the (Tithe to Mr.
I , aKeever, the Superintendent, mid are held
in Custody to await the action of the Board Of
Managers.
It appears, by the statement made, that'
Ctirdy bid behind a barrel in the finishing
ishop of the brush manufactory on Wednesday
evening, and was locked in when they place
Was closed. From the coat °fa workman- he
got :the: key of the cellar under the southern
endof the brush fackity, in which was stored
hair,..3lexican grass, brush blocks and brush
haiS., He intended to fire the place that night,
hut feated that he could not accomplish his
puryose, and then got out through a window,
which he unfastened from the inside. On the,
next morning '(Thursday),. when• the boys
had been left out of the dormitory, he'
sneaked around to the workshop, unlocked
the padlock on the cellar door, started three
fires, locked the door again, put the key into
his pocket, told Davis what he had done, went
into the waSh-rooM and dropped the key into
the drain. ' • .
Last fall a fire was kindled in the same
cellar by a,boy named SWart, aged 17 years,
who was tried, ,convicted and sentenced to
an imprisonment:Of three years in the Connty
Prison.
Curdy is a very - bad boy, and belongs to the
neighborhood of Penn 'and South streets. His
ideaiwfiring the-place was to escape during
the confusiOri Which mighteitaue. Iworder to
provide him Self with funds after he got out, he
I ; stole and hid a Watch belonging to the watch
i mats. was 'accomplished by 'concealing
himself under the bed of the watchman, and
when - thelatter'got' asleep - Curdy, tOOk "the
watch from his pocket.'; ' ' ' •
In. : connection with .this subject, :it is ow
•suSpected that the boy; Clark D. Shaw, whose
arrest was noticed in the BULLETIN of yester
day,' was Concerned in. the, plot. had been
in the institution •for five years, and' about
two months ago was released; his step-father
• having promised to take him to Sea. On the
Way to New York he "escaped from his step
father, and has been leading a vagabond life
abbot the city Situ:nth:it time. He has been fre
gliently seen abo id the House ofliefuge,andhas
thrown tobacco over the wall to the boys. On
Thursday afternoon he was. observed to throw
something over f the wall, and an examination
of the package shoWed it to be a box of matches.
Tnn• TUAcnuits' Ixsx ercrE.—The quarterly
meeting of the Teachers' Institute was held
yesterday afternoon at Musical Fiind Hall. A
large gathering:of teachers and friends of edu
cation was Present; the majority being
Miss. A. C. Webb, of the Keystone Girls'
Grammar School, read an able and instructive
essay on the:"lntluence of the. Teacher," awl
a humorous essay, entitled "Paste," was read'
by Mr. 0. Sayre, of the Monroe .Boys'
Grammar Sehool. Prof. Porter, of Lafayette
College,delivered a lecture upon Geographical
Naines, in Which he severely criticised the no
menelattire of localities in ibis country. The
proceedings were interspersed with selected
readings J.• B. Roberts and MisS, '
Stetson, and most excellent vocal and instru
mental music bY : Miss Or. A. Vry, Miss' Ada
•WadsWerth and:Messrs. G. B. Snyder, P.
Wright, J. :Macgoivan and Prof. J. R.
'The committee to whom the subject of Life
InSuratice was referred presented a ma
:piny and a minority report, which Were
ordered to be printed: •• Final action will be
taken upon this subject at a special meeting of
the Institute; to Wield in June. The ,Insti
noW in its third year, and seeins to be
tirinly.established.• The high order ,of merit
.evinced in the proceedings of Friday shows
that the Institute is doing much good to the'
profession... r These. afternoon proceedings of
the Institute are open to the public, and are.
well worthy the attention of , the , friends of
th 4 public school system.
MILITARY PARADE 1M II REviEw.—A parade
of , the First Division Pennsylvania,
Major-Genentl . Charles M. Prevost command
ing, will b 4 made: on Monday afternoon ne4t..
The line will be formed at tai o'clock, on Broad
idreet, right resting on .Coatets,.. - 414-31.. o'olock
'the division will he reviewed by Gov. Geary,
who will appear in fall' uniform, in his posi
tion a. Commander-in-Chief of the militia of
the Commonwealth. • ' •
.After the, review hy the Goverrior the pro
cession will move down Broad streetto Green,
down Green to , Thirteenth', down Thirteenth
to Chestnut, down Chestnut (paa4ing the otlice
of 14layor FoN,',' the colubliineiit" or
marching salute las 'been tendered, and who,
accompanied. by City.. Councils, will there re
'view tha. Division) to Fourth, down 'Fourth
ta-ltroadpup
to ;Walnut, :uid clistni v.
The pollee, sit ratigenuiots have Veen Madti on'
tin same, plat as-thev *ere Ondtiel7ol on. the
0111 11 ' 1
occasion! , o: e OWS ,pare e
iiiiltS*4.1101;140101""td
allo w the: military'to; time the" entire irtrriage
CITY BULLETIN.
....norrr.o)4ltryk#A 'lll44ihntlitlet--fif-4nter
-1114114tY fOrthe week - ending. at noon,.
t 4 . • ;WO A' agalikit,:,2l!s tint' tOpa'Perllid.;
f t. :. r:;: ,- Or •449' I#l . o"Fitiinik.r . 'll4 *6O
art4Witkilillren4-49.' barite mini one `
4 01446;118 were niaff3si''llee formleSrBs
, 44 • ,
.and el .girls. ,:, , ~,
'.. letinniber of ifdatlis 'hi each ' , Nam wai--'
• First:. :....• ''.- ''' • s 5tidcwith..,.....:::..:..: • 4 1)
p 4
dlitli-e '41...;..-.1....t. .• n Seventeenth ' r - ' ' ~ ir:
T . .......,......4.,11 Eighteenth.. . i ... ................. 8
li . b 6 Nineteenth 16
, F ftb............,.....:. .. .. ....'.. 10 Twentieth ' 19
8 r
..."... .. .. .i.. ... ....; .. ......• 6 TWenty.firet. .. .. . . .... ......... 3'
8 emi r , w, ..:....'...14 Twenty-Aecend ' ....4
, X btb " ~... 6 Twenty-third .. . ... ............."2
14 th: • ' ............. 6 Twenty.fourth i' ' 14
T tb.....,... , ' 9 Twenty-fifth , 5
: Xterenth. 6 Twenty.eixth. ,g,l
Titelftii.., -.... 2 Terenty-seventh 12.1-.....
Thirteenth' ' ' ' - 7 Twenty-eighth' 1
POurteentl4 '' f ' , IS liahhown 7 ,
Fifteenth . ..`,.l .-.....,....616 . ,
.r)?0, principal causes of. death were—Con- '
gotion of the lunK,6; congestion of the.brain,
./S; ~ c onsumption 9 the, lungs, 32; convulsions,,
8; 7 , diphtheria, 9; sease • of. the - - - ,heart, 9; de
bility, 6; . srarlet fever;l7 . ; ;:typhoid fever,.9; in-.
,liarnmation• of thAl
. 1 ,-/raintiP; iiiilanunaPion of
the lunge, 17; . MaTaianus, ,9; • old age, 6; soften
hig of the brain, 4. ,
i f
' Sili.lTAlt
r l.,ECTlo.l4 4 .4eOtiollii , have' init.
been held- Brigndi,er-General of the First'
randllecon Brigades of the First Division, P.
"a l . - Lieutenant-Colonel J. P. Itatiksoir was
imanlinotsdy elected in the First Brigade, and'
'General J. William I:Toff:man in the Second
Bri jade.
fkrostE, RonnEiiv.:—A. - tailOi: store on Second
vdreet, above Poplar, ww entered last - night
by forcing open a rear door. Cloth and other
artleles i valued at $l,OOO, were stolen:.
Weather Beport.
MAY 00, 0 A . Wind.. - Weather., Then
Plairter CloVe • W: Clear. 53
:Portland' Cloudy., 53
New,)Cork...... N. , Raining.
Philadelphia " N. Cloudy.
Wilmington; Bel N. E... Cloudy. -
Washington N. IL Raining
Fortress ; Monroe • 8. W. • .Clear.
Riehinond N. W. , Clear. .
Charleston W.. r Clear. .
St. Louis Clear..
Augtutta f Ga W. ..Clear.,
savannah_ 8. W..' Clear.
Oswego N. 'W. Clear. •
Buffalo - N. • "Mar.
Pittsburgh. N. W. • Clear.
Chicago ..... Clear.
Mobile N. E, Clear. ' -
New Orleans W. Clear.. •
Key West S. W. . Clear., .
Havana.. ' N Clear.
.
.PRICE &
N. lir; corner Eighth. and Filbert.
. BLACK SILKS.. BLACK. SILKS.
Black ,Gre Grain Sillss, 8 , 2, 82 25, 82 35, $2 50, 8275,
§3 and 83 tO per yard. . .
. A cheap lot'of Japanese Poplins, 25 and cents per
yard.,
A cheap lot of Fr'ench Lawns, 2.5 cents per yard.
Shirting, percales and Calicoes.
'WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
PRPICA, Shirred Muslins, Swish Muslins.
Victoria Lawns, French Organdies.
Soft-finish Cambrics and Nainsooks.
Satin Plaid „
find Stripe Nainsooks. ,
_Stripe and Plaid SwisoMusline.
Linen, Goods. Linen Goods. , • •
Scotch Diaper and Apron Birdeye.
Table Linens, Nanking and Towels.
Pillowcase and Sheeting Muslins.
Handsome Marseilles Qui1t5,34,84 5 0 ,85,550, 86, 81,
$8 np to en.
Honeycomb and Jacquard Quilts, s ',e •
Best wakes Bleacbedaud Unbleached Muslim.
'Parisians for covering purposes.
Bargains in Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, el, pp.
Jinrfin Kid Gloves, best quality.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
Ladies' and Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs.
Ladies' and Gents' Hemstitch Hdkfs.
Ladies' Ruffled Linen Collars and Cuffs.
Gauze Merino Vests, for slimmer wear. •
Linen Fans. Silk Fans and Autograph Fans, cheap.
PRICE 8,1 WOOD, • .
N. W. corner Eighth and Filbert.
my2-sse2t •
EDWARD FERRIS
Nb. BQ7 CHESTNUT • STREET,
mronTr.o, or
WHITE GOODS,
LACES and
mite EMBROIDERIES,
F`
OETHILS TO THE TRADE,
200 Pieces Choice Piques.
400 Pieces Plaid and Striped NainsoOks.
New Homburgs.
New Guipure and Valenciennes Laces,
NeW White Goods of all , kinds, desirable for
Spring trade.
lust opened and for sale at a small advance on cost on
Importation.
EDWARD FERRIS,
No. 807 CHESTNUT STREET.
Ja2B tu tb
Sargains
EXTRAORDINARY.
6,000 yards 26-inch
REAL HAND-SPUN FRENCH LINENS.
7,000 yards 35-inch
HAND-SPUN BELGIAN LINEN TOWELLING.
1,000 yards 100-inch
HAND-SPUN FRENCH LINEN SHEHTINGS.
200 dozen 6-Shy 6-8
HEAVY DAMASK LINEN NAPKINS.
All of tho .above lota wo are selling for currency at
gold prices, being a reduction froui regular pricO of .3314
Or cent.
Also, a lot of 200 dozen
HEMSTITCHED AND CORDED-BORDER LINEN
CAMBRICITANDKERCHIEFS,
For Lailies and Gentlemen, at 'a redaction of about 25
per cent, from regUlar price.
Also, 300 pairs rich aud very elegant'
Real Lace and Nottingham Lace
Curtains,
Tlin finest qualities °tor manufactured or imported
Also, a line of
FRENCH TABLE CLOTHS, WITH-NAPKINS TO
MATCH;
InCntirOly new and elegant pattorus, to 5 yards long,
the very finest qualities.
•
SheppaFd,Van Harlingen & Arrison,
Importers of House Fur D
nishing
ds, Dry Goods', Curtains
and Linen ee
100F3 Hr. STNITcr STREE'n
myL3 th a to dtrp,,
-
wHISKY LACES. • • • •
Just received, a lot of Lair,,( English Saxony/.
that by the blinding Of icilernijOhil in o'NeW York iur
porting house were saturated witii.:Whisicy. The laces
will be 'sold' for a trifling prico_no charge for the
whisky.
GREEN, BLUE, MODE: PURPLE ti ELLS,
High cost; )(amend Veils for 50 cents, about one q oar
.ter recent price.
; • FRENCH PIQUE. FRENCH WELT.
' ' Juiit received French Cards and Pique. very elwaP•
NEW 'BISHOP LAWNS. VICTORIA LA WNS.
NAINSOOK . 4-4. 41-inch *and 45-IushSOFT - FIN
ISH CAMBIIIC r nuteh better Brno usind tar the
Price. • •.
•• • ' • ' WHITE TARLETAN MUSLIN.
Just received, M pieces more of that very ' sUPeri )r
Tatict,tip, at *l3 a niece or /55 cents a yitril. •
COITON MECHIJN NET. , .
Jus4reccived, 75 pieces, 1,582 yards ninny arra.-
vide.'for 7 Cents a • yard, or •04: 0148
ANC/I.MM
Arri'MON"NriNirr 4 LOMMl;''''''''";
On hind plecas; 21 ya rds CllOl - ; i1C01114101.1(411.ieltrOo
Swiss Muslin, only :a ants a yard, or .94 75 a Piece,
at l• WORNEzSL
ace. and Embroidery. Sore, , No. 38: •
North Eighth street;
COTTOk-LIT •13ALES !COTTUN. NOW
f lauding from nteamor Tonawanda, null for aaV
90C1E11.1.17, CO ,No 2.2 North , 1 toot iltrect.
DRY GOODS.
. ,
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FIRES.II4 .13}1 ,4 0vOiglaYN'si Mr": 4 24"
F 4 —,„
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Flips In
IdF.W Yo4,x,itay 22—qtr 1- 11.13Vt.i01, 1 03••
to-4001=w 'theVii,idge, ,w0,94„r191,1r,
on Grand atreeLags 'lAnother fie F'ent(a'Ct 10
factory. Lass,s4,olll.- Igo ina;; ia
.n ;; nce„ 4 •;.k X
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By the Atlanrtla 144'
Loathox M'ai_22 r...m.4Tioa*, 424: 04.:
ANTWE'RP, etr?
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Standard 47ff. • , z -
DRY 000
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LE• BOUTILLIER -BRoTquis .-
912 CHESTIVIIT STlll9Eic . :
120 PIECES STRIPED POPLINS, 28 INC
ALL CHOICE coLons,,-;
ss cents .
Have beim sold this kliaori at el ,2ti t . ~ - 1,
OthOr Colored and sl,aebtireitiOikag Cheap
•
577 DOZEN LISLE THREAD CLOVES , . •"-
10ie., 20e., one.,
, .About half their Tillie.. '
Hosiery, Ribbons, Embroiderisai , Shawls. .'t
my 22 2trp* . • • • • • ,
215 NORTH. NINTH STREET;
ABOVE RACE,
:Lp.'gT4. N1:-LT,9::x.::*00.;.::.
Jobbers and Retailers
DTtY GOO,DS,
"OP ER TODAY' GREAT BARGAINS IN ,
Black Bilks;
Alpacas and Nixed GoodS,
Pique, White Goods,
ol*igur Porolkis, and
Dress Goods in general
Bought from First Mufti! and Atuttfort. ,
mpl p . tuth Imrp
INDIA SHAWLS
. .
GEORGE FRYER
916 CAEg'iNLITS'.l".R.Ekt r i l .•`
Invites attention to his elegant stock of •
. • .
India
sitsiwis and Scarib, Black and '',
Wane* Japanese Silks, 31a4, .;
teriais. for Snits, .preso,
and. rtineit . Goods,. • ..
.
•
inireat variety, purchasOft on most advantageous tormii:
for cash, and will be lola as cheap as at any trtore ih the.'
N. B.—lndia Shawl! altered, repaired and 'cleansed
myB-Irarp4_ .
~. •
s'
g 4 FOutth and .Arch..
Summer Silks . Clo3ing Out.
Fashionable Stripe Silke. ' • •
Japanese Stripe Silks. , • •
Japanese Gray Silks., * ,'
Summer Mourning Silks. -- - •.. -*, • ,
Beet Black Silks in the City.
EYRE & LANIiELL, - .
mwett
GRENADINES, LAWNS, ORGANDI.EIL.''
'JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405'.anT 40'7 N. ,SecondTgfitit:
11as now in stock a large and handsome assortment of .
NeWStYle Grenadines, in stripes and.,f**o
New Style Lawns and Organdies. , ?:
3-4, 4-4 . and 3-4 Iran geik;ilerriani...
Together With every Variety of new and elegant • '•
DRESS • GOODS.
New and chbice.Goods are received daily freni tho *
„;
York and Philadelphia Markets. 4
rnh27 Bum
FINANCIAL.
NORTON & Coo,
AMERICAN BANKERS.
6 Rue Scribe, . • , ,
( Grand Hotel), Paris; 5 LothbarY Opposite Bank-:of
England), London; 4 Broad street (Dean, •McGlnnis-t
Co.), New York. Letters of credit batted. AU letters
addressed care of NORTON Sc CO.:promptly delivered.:
})leery attention-paid to travelers.
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No. 35 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
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