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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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eon, illa Bull , ' I n ini i i.les and " c4er :ieat artists. 'For
solo
oar bY ~c ,*,,1,. „ A N ",' '.1(: : II.: Y 3,14. GETZE,
, • •aPIO 1 ? 7 t•f l i •• . 1102 piestnnt street. a ..
Lo • t ' r' • iiliiiitiiiie
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~,„ th relebritted Iron Frame Piano, has received'
1100 ,1 Pe 61ft:dater the Werld'S 'Great - lix hibitioti , Lon- ,
ids, ilegichtY.'• 'l' he hifthi,'t-prize, awarded when and
w rryq cx. h.4i , ii.el.
, yeareroottul, 722 Arch street. :... lel - ,
Ts' - I Pi •, • n*,il thr3v)v aq l § :
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nwarw.Planos received the highest ,
swam (tit Ohl medal) nt the I nternatibnal Exhibitiou,
*ow Ilia.• See Official Report, at the Wareroom of , •
BLASIUS BROS.; '.
ime r. ) , l , if , . - No. 1001 chestnut street.
” t iChe , eilekering ' , Pianos. received the'
blithest awatti at the Paris Expoß_ R '
ion 1 8i 7 . . • • 1
,• : , . DUTTON'S Wareroorna,o ,
•
sell-tf I: • 914 Chestnut street.
FEirkg - ti - G - 1341 - 17f4t - tiw.
Wedniesday,' June 2.
7" Persons leaving the city for the sum-,
*T, and 'wishing to have tha
itsTiii sent to them, will please send their ad
dress to, the office. Price by mail; '75 Cents per
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Sr*tEi' CiEANING airAUMMEttit.
. .
&The puttErm has frequently: - tutted the
adePtion of machinery in the 'Work , of Cleans
itreets. We new. Mentien 'Baltimore as
the .first ; city in the Milted Statesto establish a
systeta of Scayent;ering in accordance with, the'
spirit of the time .7 ,
,The cleansing 'of streets n Baltintore, asin .
rhiladelfhia„ is under thetlirect'stipervisien of
the Adartl of Health, wMch in the,former city,.
by the way, is composed of only one Ccinunis
/loner of Health' and two 'Assistant-Commis
sioners, all of *hem receive their appointnaentS
froirf the layer, subject to confirmation by the
City Councils. ; , .This simple ,organi.zation gives
potter and effect to the administration of the
Depaytment. - . The, street -cleansing. 'arrange
ments are amPle and complete. Strong and ac
lite:horses only are employed, while, the carts
are ; ofoe.best'construction: , Those employed
'Or the collection of ashes 4nd garbage are both
lOpter.-t,f,Oitmid ceoe)tti:', "yhe street sweeping
is principally doilejiy machinery—the city hay
ing iiirctaSeil . E. A. Smith's Excelsior Ma
shines-,--which are now , nightly employed by
11103,00 Of Health in the work,. .
The followity , ition to the Mayor
and CoMicils , speaks fr itself;
,and confirms
our. opinion.. We earnestly commend it to the
ikinSitleMtiOn of our officials whose duty it is
_
be see to thiS : '
' To. Hs; honor,: the ;IMO?, mid the Hon., t/iet
riirCounci/- of Baitintore—GioithumEN: As
the erne! Panted by the inventor .for testing
the qiialities'of the sweeping machine now on
trial by the Board of Health ii about to expire,
it - becomes my duty to inform you of that fact,
mid further to,state that for three weeks every
night .between the hours of 12 and 5 o'clock,
whorthe weather permitted, I. superintended
peri;onatly its,operations, and that I now re
s.:amend it to your Honor and the Council as
n impleinent of the very first necessity to the
proper appearance of the City, and to the
somfort, convenience, health and tax-paying
interest of the citizens. The great thorough=
ihres to Which it been applied are now
and can •be kept 'in a comlition which no
"amount of manual labor' obtainable can effect
Within the hours available for the purpose;
sor must ithe forgotten that during these un
seasonable hours, from 12 at night until 5 in
the'reorning, sa Violntion of the laws governing
the humamsystem; and this darkness, combine
Se prevent even the most willing men from
sendering , the service equivalent to the money
which it is necessary to pay for such manual
labor.
view ,of. all the facts, opportimities and
iliopositionii pertaining to this subject I feel it
incumbent On me to express it as my deliber
ata.opinion, that by a persistent continuance
of the present system,unproVed by the amend
ments which the experience of each day sug
gests,. governed by the sternest . economy,
strengthened by the employment of none but
able-bodied, industrions,. faithful men, and
strong, active horses, assisted by the use of
this most efficient machine, Baltimore can be
made to maintain lierpresent pre-eminence as
th most Cleanly and healthy city in the coun
try', at a cost challenging comparison.
I have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
MILTON N. TAYLOR, M. D.,
Commissioner of 1:1
That Ph iladelphialamSt Conic to the use of
machinery for street-cleaning purposes there
can be no reasonable doubt. The experiment
now being made by the Board of ; Health will
fail, notwithstanding all the energy and deter
mination whichare nowapplied to the enforce- .
ment of the law, sintPly
_because the „walls
employed are inadequate to the ends to be ac
complished., The sub-division of the eon
tractors' districts is, of course, an important
improvothent, ; hut it, alone, will not'keep the
streets clean. The great atea,of Philadelphia
demands the etnployment either of such an
army of street-sweepers as'is unattainable, or
cf . such machinery as will do the work syste
matically and. well: We arepretending to clean
this huLe busy city with just the same ap
pliances as werein vogue a hundred years ago,
when Philadelphia was a small, quiet town,that
Could not get very dirty under any circum
stances. The increase of population, of area
and of business \has converted Philadelphia
from the cleanest to one of the dirtiest cities of
the 'Union. Dirty New York is not worse than
Philadelphia in this respect. Its best streets
are a great deal better.
The little bands of crawling scavengers who
Constitute the forces of the street contiuctors
do not begin to keep up with the fresh acettmu
lationa of filth, mach less to clear away the old
deposit of the last year. Even the few mounds
of mud which are scraped up, here and there,
often trampled 'down and .scattered before
the carts return frOm their long voyages to the
distant Suburbs. The Board of health is doing
its best with the present system. 'lt is prompt
'in its attention to complaints; peretotory in
its exactions from the contractors; independent,
honest and vigorous in the discharge of its dif
ficult duties. It will . not_be the fault of the
Board of Health, so much as of the system, if
Philadelphia breeds a pestilence out of her
mud-Leaps this summer.
But why cling to a system confessedly so
imperfect and insufficient? Will it cost more
k) clean the streets by machinery? Possibly
it will: But it ought to
.cost nfore to do the
work than it does to leave it undone or only
kali' dote; Philadelphia cannot be kept clean
for nothing, and it cannot afford to keep up a
condition of chronic filthiness, such as it now
presents. Neither the reputation of Philadel
phia as the best place of residence.on_this Con
tinent, nor the health mid- comfort of its rap
idly-growing population will permit the thought
of surrendering hopelessly to the domination
of Mud.
We do not desire to discourage the Board. of
Ileahit,. On the contrary, we .would sustain
it its caudal:de efforts: But alit
preA'lat,'.fiiperitnent should be made a very
- aliort.one....Another month should suffice -to
testr , the ,eittesOon of its failure or success. If
it fails—and we have small hope of its success,
—the Board must turn its attention, seriousih<
I-to - 111e
the people of li s id i ladelphia liad such a
arrible surfeit'ofthe'miseries of filthy streets,
that Alley, ,willgladly sanction : whatever ex
_
penditure is found necessary t o rid them of the'
nuisanee. ' • < ' .<;
IFR'un• AND vritAthililLE
Our types, hi the 7-article: on, this; subject ih
SatiirdaY'S;l3ox.v.wim, were so transposed as,
Ito impair some facts. It should have 'been
'linderStciodiliat; :While' one co-partnership' be-
4,ween fanner and' iikan':,i maker sufficed to
isuppl the entire - demand of the country for
` , canned tomatoes a 'dozen' years 'ago, to-day,
!South Jersey alone stipPorts ten (10) steam
;packing eStabliShnientS, supplying 'our ffiarkets
;with over two millions cans of , tomatoes p,nnu-
.besides . abundance of other frnits.,,,
It is not only in the quantity but also in thiil
miality of its canned vegetables, S:c., , tbat BOuth,
!Jersey .N.Tels; the preferenee hell* given in all
Ithe.large cities of, the Union to goodS Canned :
!in this 'seetion. , The Quinton ',Packing Corn-'
;PanY at grave so far siicceeded in per
teeth% the art of retaining in!cans.the fnll::
tiaral , flavor olioniatoes in season al, in a com
iairisoh, finstiate utterly all attempts to
:deSitffiat.e . ' which are the spring tomatoes at
forty cents a quart, and which are the canned
ffilicld: it . the Price. Each can of
Quinton tomatoes contains three • quarts iof
fresh tomatoes, the wastage of. ,skins, excessive,
juice, .f..:c4 exceeding in bulk the: solid portions.
We' are informed that Ohio is nrojeCting can
ring factffiieS, 'and that California will make
an experhnental shipment 'to New York this
yeiu of twenty-five thousand cans of choice
friths of its own picking. These are claimCd
by the Califfirnians to be as tar superior to our
Eastern fruit as their trees are bigger than ours.
The New York World contained a sadly
jocose article the
,uther dAy, in which an effort
was made to ridicule ' Philadelphia ; journalism.
Such a poor . attempt at wit is hardly worthy of
notice; but we may say,.. that whatever 1 , the
deliclencies.a. our newspapers, none : of, those
Which lia.o,7'tmy standing have .ever been
reduced tirgitch,,an eXtreinitYits to require the
circulation of :a letter:signed:by the Governor,
or any other high , ollicial,begging forrpecuniary
assistance l to 1:64 theM alive. GoVernor Holr
man found It neeessary to bolSter the World in
this Way, and in answer to the appeal one dol
lar was extracted horn the pocket of Sympa
thising Brick Pomeroy, whose rather , , superior
blaekputrdism has' placed his journal high in
the favor of the World's former friends, the
Democrats of New York. We may also add
that the editors of our leading Democratic daily
are known to be sincere and honest in their
opinions, not having adopted theiu, as Manton
Marble did, because a portion of the community
wanted a Copperhead sheet. And however
detestable thoie principles are,, it 'must be
admitted that tie Age has: stuck 'to them and
to the party heroically, even when that super
fine journal, the. World, deliberately betrayed
them last fall, and endeavored to defeat 'the
party candidate by bringing confusion into the
ranks. While the recollection of that base
result of the application of August Belmont's
money remains, the World had better remain
silent upon the subject of decent mid indecent
journalism,
It is. not at all unlikely that the action of
Peru in recogniiing the belligerency of the
Cuban patriots, will be folloWed by most of
the other South American nations, and per
haps by Mexico. Peru had esrecial reason to
hate Spain because of the outrageous manner
iu which she was treated by Isabella's govern
ment in the recent war, which, by the way, has
never yet been ended definitely. But the
neighboring republics also have many old
scores to settle with that Spanish people whose
rule,'from the time of Pizarro, was cruel and
oppressive, and whose policy since the depen
dencies have thrown off the yoke has been to
persecute them with the malignant persistency
of jealous hatred. Now the time has come for
revenge ; and although it may appear that the
assistance which these Iyeak republics can ex
tend to Cuba may be trifling, it must be re
membered that the Spaniards hold the island
by a very insecure tenure, and that the smallest
aid to the rebels will be of immense value.
Peru has a fleet of iron-Jads ready for service;
curd she, as well as her sister States, have ports
in which Cuban vessels can be fitted out, and
from which men and munitions of war can be
furnished in unlinnted quantities.
Upon the 15th inst.—the day ' appointed by
Boston for the beginning of the noisiest festi
val of the Century—Philadelphia will witness a
celeln•ation which will be quieter, but hardly
less interesting and important. Tuesday, the
15th, is the semi-centennial annive4a - i'y of the
,John's Commandery of the Masonic Knights
Templ;u•s, and the fraternity intend that the
event shall be celebrated in the most imposing
manlier. Large delegations of Masons of tile
higher orders are expected from all portions of
the country, and the city will be crowded as it
has not been since , the great August Conven
tion of three years ago. It will be judicious
for our citizens to imitate the example of Bos
ton, and giVe to the strangers a warm welcome.
They will bring a great deal of money to the
city; and if . they are favOrably impressed, good
results may accrue in the future to om• trade.
These men will represent every branch of mer
cantile business, and every section of the coun
try; and it will be simply the part of a wise
and far-seeing policy to impress them favorably
with our city and its peOPle. Some organized
action on the part of the Board of Trade,
Would be the most effective means of beginning
the ; good work.
be New York Timo vouches for the truth
of the story that Spain in. 1803: actually re
solved to make war Anni the United States,
and issued orders, auil began to make prepara
tions to that effect. Certainly this is a very
extraordinary and very interesting revelation,
but its only effect will be to heighten our
- gratification-at the-overthroW- of-Isahella's.des
potic government. It cannot excite any ill
feeling4n this country against Spain under the
new dispensatiOn, for Nye learn that, the, bel
ligerent scheme was abandoned through the
. Influence of liberals who (tire now at the head
of the'Spantsh revOlUtionary government. Ad
: Mitting the; truth of this, 'we must acknowledge
that We we to these good "counsellors some-
thing of gratitude for their kindly otlices; and
we shall 1e olsptised more * than' ever to'
THE DAILY EN ENINOr BULLETIN-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1869.
them our sympathy in their e. fforts to form a
truly free government:: Ifth,ey4fluldrireligve
116- CiitilliViWtii.4Wnill . 1 2Y: YVhich - , 1 ) 1 4
are oppressed,our.friendship,3yould stand upon
even a surer foundation.
! Some of 41,0 Z‘leverMoilt . plttiirsOpy an item
from a London journal . describimg a very won- ,
dc ftll°presst hick *l4chiviihipp*: e d.i. 4 to
LiindOn Vines' establishment. The peculiarity
of this press is that the TaPer is fed into it in a
!long, utibrOkOn/ribbliii,eand /then %Alt?. cut; Ito
sheets and printed, upon by,asiligle machine.
Doubtless, thig'ti4unfid of inge
'unity deserves a great • deal of praise, but as
several of . the , moenintt.ne)velinpefs irthis City'
have bad pressesOflkM&Vtigl description
(the invention of a Philadelphian) in operation
fir ,• years, the ' ehtlinSiasm of ..t,he New York
!journals is rather late. •S,omp:of it could have
!been expended on Philadelphia enterprise a
long while ago.
•
il k kt".,alPilltPKTAllgTOlPl4l)),lfinNalP4!R i l ;
serve Association took
,place at West Chester
yesterday, and l l'64a - itei4eilli'S7 a large number
of officers and men'of the famous old corps
that, did such k glorious service in the war of the
rebellion. The oceasiOn was Mbrd_than uSually
interesting, because it was, M a certain sense,
a farewell, demonstration_ in honor of the Presi
dent of the. Association, ex-Governor Curtin,
who is ahtfut,to depart on his Mission too : Rus
sia. Tbe oration of Col. R. Biddleßohertswas
a chaste, - elegad and schola'rly" The
proceedings at the bangtibt; iii 'the evening,
were all full of good feeling, and the occasion
was one that will long be pleasantly remem
bered.
Colonel George Plitthas been , appointed by
Secretary Boutwell to be 4 special agent of the
'lreasury Department for the (Willa, compris
ing the States of; Pennsylvania and De!Myhre.
Col. Plitt was an old Democrat; but' for a qn un
ber of Yea's' has been ari earnest, zealous and
'active Republican. He will' be a faithful and
'excellent'officer, and his appointment is • one
of the nrOst 'acceptable, to the peOple: that could
have been made.
. ,
Bunting., Durborow ¢ Co., AuclAoneers,
232 and 234 Market Nt met, will bold tin to-Morrow,
unk/Asi n Jithe 3d, at 10 o'clock, on tour Months' Crllit,
a largo and iwportant Knit, of Fobeign and Doineslic Dry
Cowls, including 170 pa,kageKihquestic; 4)0 rolls Canton
Matting, limp Carpets,. 600 pieces spring Wyolens, Ital
hues Shirtmtr, lionsCkeepmg and Taikiring
linens; 100 pierert Marl Lenos, MOhnirev,AlPacas, Fancy
I)r,bs hoods. Shaw &c.; 50 pieces high. cost Black
:Silks; also Skirts, Hosiery,. 4.410vi5, Ties, !Shirts and
31ra wcrv. U P
Goods,
mbrellas, arasols,'
i•hicfs. Fans. &
un Fn IDA Y, Aine 4tb, n,t ll'o'clock. , by .clitalntlue, on
four monthe' credit, AI bout pieccti ingirain,..llrnsKelt4.
lienin, Cothige and Rag Carpetingm; lA/Oran% Can
t,., v,. , ..Lboet oterh, ' ••• • ,
Inkß. lt. E. THOMAS, THE LATE OPE
rater at the Colton Deraid Atisociation,ll3; now the
Mit!, one in Philadelphia who deyotea his entire tittle, and'
practice to extracting teeth, absolutely with - oat pain, by
fresh nitrous oxide gas. Office, No. 1027 IValnut
Ofieets:l • ; r: !, 1 otthp7lyrp§.
(It/LION DEN TAII'ASSUCHATION
ginated the amesthetic use of
NITROUS OXIDE, OR LAUGHING GAS,
And_ilevote their whole time and practice ;to extracting
teefliwithourpaln—
Ofti., Eighth and Walnut etreet4. an 2019
tliiTS AND RAILS, POSTS AND E.AILS,
P
all styles. hour-hole, ivrare and half iciund'pome.
Shingles—Long and short, heart and Pap. 10,000 feet
hrgt common boards.'
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Shelving, lining and store-flitinc material made a spe
cialty. NIHOLSON'S,
mys-tfrp Seventh and Carpeilter Streets.
ri WARBURTON'S IMPR — OVER, VEN-
Jsm Mated and easy-fittlug Dreiai Hats (patented) in all
the approved fashions of the 612a5011. Chestnut street,
next door to the Boat-Office. ocb-tfrp
. ..
j A3l ES S. NEW BOLD S 5 SON,
BILL BROKERS AND
GENERAL FINANCIAL AGENTS.
niy3l 2tit rp' 12d SOUTH SECOND STREET
TAOYOU . USE TIIEGO'S TEABERRY
Tootle,waßh—the celebrated T. T. T.? is' noW , the
question of the day. All who desire to nreserve the
teeth, and have a sweet, pure breath, certainly : do.. Sold
by t).e proprietor,A. M. WILSON, Ninth and Filbert
streets, and by alldrnegists. myll-ly-4p.
BAKE, BREAD, AND FRYING PANS,
Sance-pans. Tea-kettles, Gridirons, Cake Griddles,
V. atille Irons. and other housekeeping hardware. for sale
by TRUMAN & SHAW, No. 835 (Eight Thirty five)
Market street. below Ninth.
IE PLANES, FOR SHAV I
into small particles, to quickly cool uvula water or
other beverages or for medical renuirements, os sale by.
TRUMAN S.: Nt., 835 (Eight Thirty-ti, (k`flarket
street. below-Xiath.-Ttliiltoleiplinv.
YOUR BOYS WOTILD FOR Joy
if you give them a box pf ols and a SO. of Croquet,
m Quoits, from TR UMAN_&I ;To SHAW'S, No. 835 ( Eight
Thirty , tivel :Iclarket street, below Ninth.
GE• t_TuR - . - 11f CUTt AT
1869. I:(sYY'S Saloon by first-class ' hair-cutters.
Hair and whiskers dyed. - .ltazqrg set lii order. Ladies
and children's hair cut. Open Sunday morning. No. 125
Exchange place. [ It* j • , G. C.
FOSALR
E—.HARAIONY DINING AND
priakiaa Saluan• APPIY. S• quaer Third and
MAL: IN s fTl i a E , INK,
. A. j YOß a ltlll'lbit street.
MAtiAZIN DES MODES
MRS. PROCTOR.
Cloaks, 'Walking Suits, Silks
Drebe Goods, Lace '
Lliaieß' Underclothing
and Ladies' Pure
Dresses made to measure in Twenty-four Ilobrs.
E VERY BUSINESS MAN SHOU LD hoar Fulton TO-NIGHT. "Whom shall we trust?" It
THE 'MOUTH AND THE TEETH
DR. J. DE HAVEN WHITE'S
Name and Htanding ih Medical Dentißtry are a enaran
tee for the Egicaey of whatever he Pre
eeribeß for the Mouth and Teeth.
The great demand for:tho preparations made from him
formnla has induced many persons to sell their own
preparations under his name. To'protect his reputation
from suffering this practice, anti to secureall.3 best
remedies for ins patients in regard to Me
. NEW MEDICATED DENTIFRICE,
- '
AND
MOUTH WASH AND GARGLE,
Ike has taken legal measures to :prevent his formula
from being compounded by any other Chemist or Drug
the United States but
GUSTAyU ,‘. B;IIIItI7SII,
N. W. eor. Twelfth and i Cli l e ' s l i= l t n rv Y eilt,
Philadelphia
As testified by the following certificate:
• "I hereby repudiate as SPURIOUS all tooth powders and
mouth washes sold under my name, except those having
my signature on the table and compounded
ONLY by GUSTAVUS KRAUSE,Apotherary , N ear-.
ner of TWELFTH and CHEnNuT iitreetS: — Philadel
phia who ALONE holds my prescriptions, and is 'autbo.
rized to prepare the same."
.1. DEHAVEN WHITE,
M. D.; D. D: S.
Beware of all "pink" Tooth Powders sold under Dr.
White's name,
A liberal disconnt on the above preparations' will be
made to the trade. ' - Inlll3-ii in wain rp§
5 CHOICE, SEATS, KELLOGG OPERA,
FOR BALE, AT ONE DOLLAR
AddrePo, 'KELLOGG, Box 2400 Philatia. P.O. it*
EDD IN G AND ENGAGEMENT
Rings.of solid IS karat fine Gold—a spkialty; a full
assortment of sizes, and no charge for engraving names,
etc. • • FARE & BROTHER; Makers,
sil2-1.-rp tf Chestnut st reet , below Fourth.-
_
LUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FlT
tinic in t eityi r or r c i o c t i rtry a d a rt l i x n n t i h m e li b4tit . manner,
Tipp, and Plumbers' material generalty; fu i r r icniieS at
manufacturer s rates, by SAMUEL W. LEAAU,
tayl2 1 11l South Seventh street.
VW% IN VALID S;A - • 31USICAL
Box as a companion for the sick clamber; the finest
asSortment in the city, and a great variety of airs to se
lect from. Imported direst •- • • • - •
' ,FARRI: BROTHER,
xnhletf rp • 324..Chestmlt street, below Fourth,
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
4 LOANED UPON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,'
JEWELRY, PLATE, CLOTHING, &c., at
. 5 4: 7 JONES &CO.'S
OLD-ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE,
Corner er Third and Gieikill etreetis,
Below Lombard.
N. B.—DIAMONDS, WATCHES,jEWELRYiGUNS,'
R f4ALI: AT
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
guY24 harp§
1014 WALNUT STREET
• , •
‘s,
•L , .
;WE HATE IT—The lowest scale
,
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WANAMAKER & BROWN..'
. .
•
EDWARD. P. KELLY
S. E. for. Chestnut and Seventh StS.
Choice Goods for Present Season.
,
In daily receipt of New and Staple Spring
Goods.
P-P-P-Pr-Pr7Pr-Fro-Pro-Pro
- C L4MATION
FROM
ROCKHILL & WILSON.
DIG BUSINESS!
It's a mighty undertak;»g
This, busincss,of clothes making,
• : AT THE
GREAT BROWN HALL
GIGANTIO'F3TOCK !
Though our tmles have'beel tremendous,
our stuck is 'still stUp' endous, ,
AT THE .
GREAT BROWN HALL.
81' VI, ISHI
Our styles were never neatef; ,
Our stock can't be completer,
AT TIM
, GREAT BROWN HALL
CHEAP!:.•
Aud the people knOW the fact is,
Selling cheap is still our pinetiee,- 1
AT THE
GREAT BROWN HALL
COME ON!
And WO have, for each new comer,
Most delightful elotlaes for summer,
AT THE
GREAT BROWN HALL
:WE KEEP 9N!
; Anil we mean to keep on telling
How monstrous cheap we're selling,
AT .TILE
GREAT BROWN HALL
THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON,
to You, gentlemen, for the warm Weather
Come and buy our Cool Clothes, Cheap for
Cash.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
603 and 605 CHESTNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
REDUCTIONS IMPROVEMENTS
Second Story Stock Very Attractive.
PRICES ALL REDUCED.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
BOYS' CLOTHING..
LADIES' SILK MANTLES.
LADIES' SILK MANTLES.
LADIES! CLOTH CLOAKS.
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS.
LLAMA LACE POINTS.
LLAMA LACE POINTS.
500 SUMMER SHAWLS:
500 SUMMER SHAWLS.
500 SPRING SHAWLS.
500 SPRING SHAWLS.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. cor. Ninth and Market. Sts,
SITAIMER RESORTS
STOCKTON HOTEL,
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.,
Will Open on. the 24th of June, 1360.
This Hotel has been erected within the past year;
affords ample accommodations for nearly one thousand
guests, and is furnighed equal to any of the leading hotels
in the United States.
For terms, &c., until then, address
PETER GARDNER, Proprietor,
No. 307 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
jet lmrp
CAPE ISLAND, N.J.
° A FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT,.
ALA CARTE, .
WILL BE . OPENED BY
•
'ADOLPH' PROSKAUER,
Of 222 St Third Street, Philadelphia,
On tie ith ,Janes under the tuimci: and title of •
MAISON DOREE,
.At the cor. of Washington and Jackson Sts.,
. • ICnown ae Hart', Cottage, •
ll®' Farailleo will be supplied at the Cottage.
Lodging Room by Day or Week to Rent.
my 29 tfrp§
WIRE FLY AND MOSQUITO
ViINDOW SHDES,
,siguti for Banka, Offices, &c.,
LANDSOAPES,&e., FOR PRIVATE HOUSES .
Plain Shades of every aeseription.
-- G.DE WITT, BRO. & CO.,
No. 633 Market Sh.eet, Philadelphia.
Iny39-wkionikr,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
I(l,ooo , Yards; Silk Emin.nidered Orono:-
Centsa.Yar4.
10,000 Yards Broche Grenadines all
37 1 7 2, Cents a Yard:
1• • •
fl;000 SI4OI S k ; ' ) ' l?vigge ft „ Grertaillses,:
1 Ceiitica Yard.
1,• 1 "
4;9 04 Y; sPlol3 o t i , 44.41.
Cents a Yard.
The abov'e . ainifARCSINS, being oitered at little more
than t 0 wits en the dollar, AND ARE FAST SELLING
i OUT.
e •< l, ^
,)
IJ. W. PROCTOR & CO • 1 1
CO.,
BEE=HIVE ,' '• '
. .
No. opo- Chpstnut Street.
Oren
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Published This' pay:
•,1, - ,.,10nr New Way Round the-World';
on,
WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO'SEE.
Charles Carleton Collin.
One volume. f,OO pagem. Printed,from new, large-nized,
clear type, containlmi eevi•i•Al full•spng . o Mapg, phowirig
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lubtrated with more than lOU engravingi. reproduced
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pondent "CA It " of the Boston .ftrurnal. Ivhose let•
tors during the war and since have been inure
admired and prah , ed than ony others ever given to the
American public. Ile left the United Stated in July.
1q;4;. amt I n ca reeelitly returned, having made the tour of
the wißridi t • ( t
iotomit foenveiri ono
interew-u in life development of the coltillieree. of the
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ititorm allow whit:lll.ll4e neo
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No y ` CHESTNUT - STREIT; ---
Marble Building, adjoining the Continental.
Our Ncw and Vl.(2gant
• ART GALLERY
ift now open with the tineAt collection of PAINTINGS,
CIIROMOS and ENGRAVINGS in the city.
mh2o m w f rptf .
ZELL'S POPULAR
4 . lvcv - cr,cor)lDrA.,
A Dictionary of,Universal Knowledge,
T. ELLWOOD ZELL, Publisher,
17 ancl , lo South Sixth Street.
JAM w e Sinr
THE PAAHAM
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.'
This new and admirable Sowing , Machine- has already'
achieved a popularity not surpasseirby' the eldest ma
chines of the country. it combines all the good qualities
of the beet machines in the market, with many new and
superior features not found in liny other: is
ADAPTED, FOB. EVERY DESCRIPTION' OP
FAMILY SEWING ANDFoit LIGHT
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES
Is elegant in style and finish, simple in construction,
noiseless in operation, makes perfect work on every de
scription of material, is very light running.. perfectly
free in all its movements, : IS- adapted . to- a greater range
of work than any machine yet invented, and is empliati-'
MOST PERFECT. SIMPLE — AND RELIABLE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE EVER
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
It it; a positive , pleamore to operate it.
Call and examine it at the office of the
PAIMAIK SEWIN( MACHINE CO.,
No' 764 CHEST.N.UT:STItt.ET.
jel lin p
• •TH
A 111.1 - - - ,
_CIL best city references, wants a situation for the Sum
mer. Address, STEWART,III2 Walnut street. It*.
CIENUINE 140 TAPIOCA, WITH FULL
Iv directions for use.' Fresh Bethlehem, Canada and"
Scotch Oatmeal. Pearl Sago, Herds 'Farinaceous Food,
Ithcaliont, Cox '8 Gelatine, Cifracas Cacao and lother
tetics . For sale. by JAMES T. SHINN, S. W. cor. Broad
and Sprnewstrebta. - - 'ADM tf , ,
TITST RECEIVED, AND IN &Tont i,ooo'
ty (quiet; of Charnpakrce, sparkling Cataa , teri and 'Cali
fornia Wines, Port, Madeira, Sherry,Jantioa and Santa
Pruz Rum, fine old Branding and - Whialtiea,'Whoicsalo,
and Retail.. P. J. JORDAN; 720 Pearetreot i •
Below Ilaird and Walnut atroota, anal , atano , Dock +
atryot, (la ti •
GROCERIES.
FINE:': . -G , ..R90. , K41g&-
a> ,, FOR, THE 'COUNTRY.'
SuivtiOd, at tliefr Sgutuler
„
''iWithin . retti3bnoo (lintrinc6) .
By Our Wagons.
Goods Carefully Paeked for,T:radeportaftort.
MITCHELL :iSi, I ' . FLETCIIEII,
1204 CHESTNUT OCHE , •
p 2 1 yrp
FANCY `BISCUITS BISCUITS
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
AGENTS FOR
THE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
AltalEitT and EilGl-10NIOq:
;With.:.a,.to,ioty.,Qf o,therYitle-.:Bjscaits,
FROM .
PEAK FREAN 8c 0
LONDON,
The. Largest Biscuit Manufacturers In Ettrope
RJR WINS.
VERY,OLD PORT WINES.
Vintages of 1830 and 1847.
,-• . , .
Thrse'l'orts on; acktioiciodged • U thO, !luck' critics to
be fir superior to anything of the. kitid'over imported
; .
into the Univ.(' Statets.
This ems :vetoed:4 , l44oll for our own loud trade. Sane
pies in elm e, and hpreiths gheri In ally buyer to take it'
from betel
Pliymfeiaili. anti wille erit(eff I,l,lafte nolite Of thin
For Fah. I,y 11,,, 0,11(m,
SIMON COLTON &:CLARXE
• ..
IMPOICTERN,
S W. cor Broad and Walnut Sti:
8 .Y ;( 77-7 4 -- a\ r. TI L E "
13" E -S T:
[Flii.j . ' ) ": f
-11,
( Ot tlll - 17VATIIRAL FLAVOR REMIND'
c ; I NK LARGE AND FULL OF SOLID TOMATOES:
FAktnags and REkTAURATEDRS p_rdmitinuo
thou THE III:ST, and thiteefere THE CHEAPEST. for
their utte.and Indispeneable at every well ordered dinner.
'DEALERS 'prefer them berauve of their geed strlfit audd .
the en tire sat Infect ion theygive to conatuarpi.
Deakin' Orders only received at
SOLE AGENCY 45 NORTH WATER. STREET:
Or( re are now being entered for the coming scaeon's
etipply. ' , netted exeltitively at Facturl ClultiArinad
county, N. J.
QUINTON PACKING COMPANY.
so 15 ltor
THE FINE ARTS.
GREAT NOVELIip...
Looking Glasses,
MITRE FRAMES,
New Chivnios,
New' Engravings.
EARLES' GALLERIES,
el 6 CHESTNUT STREET.
HAELTINE'S
GALLERIES OF THE ARTS;
1125 Chestnut Street.
Alwaytt on FREE Exhibition and for, gait', Fine and
Original Oil Paintingm.
A complete 4 rtock on band of old and new Engraltings,.;
fhromos, French rhotographs,Looking Glasses,Afiste!
Materiang, /cc.
On Special Exhibition—Admission 26 cants—" Tho
Princess of Morocco," by Lecompte, of Porde; —Bearing
Home the Sheayee,"l)y Vend*, of Paris, with other rare
and great works of aft
ITUItE, &C.
GEO. J. HENKELS,
CABINETMAKER,
Established 1544-.
1301 and 1303 CHESTNUT STREET_
nty6 3tn4p
FURNITURE.
& A. HENKELS;
Having REMOVED to their
ELEGANT STORE, (002 ARCH ST.,
Are now Belling Rret•claes FURNITURE at 'very re
duced pricem. 1021-3Lorp3
FINE INDIA CIiINA.
TYNDALEA3TITMIELL, ,
. ,
_707 CHEgTNUT STEEEV..
UIIEAP COL'OC:NE SETS
TiNtiA.Lt 411.7CRELL,
ENGRAVING UN GLi~dd. '
TYNDALE k MITCHELL,
'CHEAP GLASS WARE
TYNDALE a':
707 CIIESTMUT,STREET.,
DECORATIONS ON "
TYNDALE & 31ITOIIELL ; , '
- 107 CIIESTNIPT-STREET:7
aihl6-Ka.,w,f.31y1.9i
H. P. 6:1 O. R. TAYLOR; _
pEnnum.EitY AND TOILET SOAPPI,
641 plud'643 N. NinthStvietL
myl3 lyrp§
707 CHESTNUT STREET
707-CHESTNUT STREET
EINI
-- -SECOND-EDITION
• -
TAIL.OO - 141,4,PH.
/113"ri?. 71r-nr
:ti• • rff •
State. , ‘ol.pe , LondOn'Moiley`Maiiiet'
LIVERPOOL,COTTON -•-
FRAM
CUBA'S SELLTGERENT
Tki . g', - ...!:.'5g00..CNti:0N: . :•.,0'..4.4 . ....;.rp0ti .
Other` o,.F(4llqvy,
N a• - v a 1 ` Ass i g nrnentr
Jl7 the Atlantic Cable:
LOVD(f,` Jhee 2, :A. CM:viols for
sconey,, '11241; for account, 02 4 3 ; ex-diyi
4dend' IT S. Five-twentieS, Stocks gniet;'
Brie, 10'1- Illinois Cential,ll:l;, Atlantic and
Great. W;:stern, 2:51. . . •
rhAllitiortirc:ftine z=u: S. Iriyo'-tweuti
410Scd'Iaht night at 801.
I'Ants, ,, June 2.—Thu Bourse closed steady
lakt night. 'Rettte.s; 71f. 47e.
•A. 3.f.L--41otton, firmer;
Uitlands ' 11 g (I; 3liddling Orliat ,1114
tlf! flth% of the day are estimated at 12,000
Breadstuff',quiet,
HAS P; Jtne'2,.-;-ChAton last, night ed
buoyant for ,botli on the spot and ado:a: , on
spot,•l4oK.; afloat 1171. -
Lonnos, J.utto '2.---Linseed Oil buoyant, at
£3l • -
Adviees from China , report that the total
vhipments of the new crop of tea,thus iltr,ltave
been 140,000 3„
LONzPN,June P. M.—United States •
801 Five
twenti es eartier at E "ra
rie ilroad, 19. 1111-
, ,
'leis Central, M.
'Lrviatriobt..,, :Tillie 9., I'. li =('ottotr firtnpr
It ix; not thought'tlrr!lalea will 'he 15,1)0.
, Petroleum, 18.134.1. Sprints,
HA RE .TOne openA for,
100 tli on: 1114 spot: o4ul ,'ufloat; ox.s the spoi, 141.
frallaia
t . . 4,41 .4 . # A )I PTD 12.-11,riived-Stean2 ,
isiult,New York .frorn New York.-
Cittuli°lo I;telligereist
SpaialLtvpateli to thr, sv4,o
WAMIUSIITO . S", dime .thought here ,
that tho example of Peru, in recognizing' the
belligereney of the Cuban infmrgents,
most likely be follewAtsl by,', Chile and other
South American, republics. A Peace : Confer
i!*e betwOen,theSe republieSand Spain Was to
luiVe been held - here, this Month, to arrange far
filet' settlement of the 'queStions whieh • re
quilted in the %%lir between the tWo
powers , tWo iitars ago. lint the, action.:
of Peni•on the Cuban question, and the dispe•
sift en inani rested by 'other Republics to siistain
and . follmv,her in this coarse will, it .is be,
i evedCAUS e a pitstpo ein nt ofth e. Conference
What,pelicy Spain \t ill pursue after becoming':
aware of this unfriendly act on the part of
Peru is . as yet nnknown, but the general inn,
presSiim bere in diplomatic cireles is that she
vrill resetitit.
The cbinlitsion of the matter is watched for
with conidderable interest. The new Peruvian
Minister has artiYeil,Aint:his credentiahMave
not been laid before the Secretary of State.
AA room aS this is done he will be presented to
the President:
From 'Washlmrton.
WAstrtNoros, June '2.--The following na
val orders were :issued to-day : Counnander
Harmony bait been ordered to the Navy Yard
at New York, as Inspector of Supplies. De
tached—Commander Hopkins, front duty as
Inspector Of Sappliet, at the New York Navy
Yard, and placed on Waiting orders; Comman
der Blake, from the command of the Swatara,
and placed on waiting orders; Lieutenant.
Commander 'Farquhar, Surgeon ti. L. Bates
And Assistant Surgeon Griffith are placed on
waiting orders; Paymaster Robert IV. Allen,
front the Sivatara, and ordered to settle his
accounts; Lieutenant-Commander s c hi es ,,
front the Naval Academy, and ordered to the
store-ship Idaho.
The i ,NavY Deparbnent has received a de
spatch • from Rear-Admiral Radford,• com
manding the European squadion, dated Tou
lon, France, May 11th, in whblb he states-that
the.thtgship Franklin arrived there on that
dtiV.
The Richmond•arrived at Pirams, Greece,
on April •2tith, from Carthagena, Spain, having
touched at Algiers, Palmas Bay, Sardinia,
Tunis and Malta, and - would sail on the 29th
for Smyrna. • •
The Kenosha piieeeded to
eVel'S•flit AIM no
dtsfitr
banees being antitipatiA, left that place and
arrived at Gibraltar on the :Nth
The store-,Shiptsiirad arrived tt Valermo,
from Lisbon, having
touched at Gihraltar. She was to sail for
Naples and Speiia. May 10th, and would
arrive at the latter place about June 10th..
4t Algigrp. the Yranklin , was i .visited by the
Gayer - in* :-41f , the -province, Marshal Mc-
Mahon, Duke of Magenta, who WiLl received
with the honors due,his rank.
Fatal Shooting.
Pown.A.ND, June 2.-lirs. Baker, a widow,
and a milliner, was shot fatally by. Mrs.
Parker, a;lawyeeti wife. Jealousy was the
cause. Mrs. Parker was arrested.
Weather Report.
J L'NE 2, 9 A.M. Wind. Weather.
Plaibter Cove • V. W. Cloudy
nulifax Y. E. Clear.
Philadelphia S. W. Ilondy
Wilmington. Del 4 W. Cloudy
Washington S W. Cloudy
Richmond s E. Cloudy
:%.. ~ . S. (Tear.
88
S. W. Clear.
Go
Holy. 73
.S. W. CloudY• 71
.SJ:. Cloudy. 77
Xalui. llazy.so
Cloudy. 78
Clear..,
.83
Clear. 84
Cloudy. - 79
Clear. • 71
Clear.
.... fS2
esvcsgo
Buffalo
Pittsburgh.,
Chicago
.Loulsvi
.
New Orleans
Key Wifsr..
Havana}
Augusta. Ca
Savannah
Chtirleeton
Euro tiLivituat, 30.19
State of Thermometer This Day at the
' •
Bulletin Office.
20 A M 79 deg. 1211 t 81 deg. 2P. Ai 111 dog.
Weather cloudy. Wind i3outlavvent.
FINANCIAL 'AND COMMERCIAL.
Philadelphia Moe
NO eh Sch Nav titk b3O 10
• FIRST
TAO City fie new C&P 100
WAX) Penn 6ti let.ser It 101,:i
/000 Elmira 78 02
2000 Pbila St Erie 7e b 5 001 i
0000 do btio 00
100 Union Canal 11ds 113
200 eh Oil Creek dt Ale
River NO Its 43;,i .
200 sh Catawlesa pi' Its 341
100 sh do b3O '_ . 36.5.;
)00 sh do stiOwn 363;
100 eh do WO 37
6 eh Little Sch R 46
slrSch „NAY, pfd 2054.
010 sh , do • stk 10
/00 eh do stiOwn 010
20 eh Grn&Coates St RM .
41 eh Lehigh Val ICUs 66%
1464 h Penn R.lts 6753
336 eh . .. do stock its 63
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18. b do recoipts Its 671 i
200 sh OQ-b3O Ice 533
28e.5h.!• ,. do Its b6O 58!‘
BETWEEN
2000 Cam & Am 66 139.1 ts 93
4000 do do 03
310 Lehigh 'di - . • Si
600 Lehigh Gold 99.14
3000 Lehigh Con Ln 83
7 eh 131 i of N A IN ES 240
2 511._ di) FS 210
] Ix Fitt' tt Meth l3k 119 ?is'
20041 h
69 Pciiii;ll ;r.. 98 •
100 eh • h3o 67ii
SOW Philie& Erli• 78
3000 -' do do iis 1 tp 'B9'.i
Bob
,lax Gii '42 • iO.;
200 J 14 uni, 11211' iiil Ox, 90
Ioooo' Old In 99,4:
RICI!EM
ExeWing° Sales.
BOARDS.
1200 sli
Phile 3, Erie Its .33
BOARD.
1100 eh Reading R h3O 50-1.16
l• 11-811 do Its 50
200 oh do c ' 50.
,100 o
oh do 50h do b3O -1. 5016
100
100 oli do 1130 50
300 oh . do 2(1yo 50
200 oh do 1160 Ito 504-16
600 oh do b3O Its 50
100 eh Phil di Erb, -33 1 ;
100 oh do . b3O • 339 i
100 oh — do 830 wit 331.1
11X) olt do • 333.
100 oh do 830 3334 ,
200 elt do Its ' :133.
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200 oh do 1113 • .1314
100 oh do c 335
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100 oh do 1)30 33'
100 oh do b3O • 3-3 1 4
400 eh do • 337
300 - do- -05 Ito- -33 , 4
100 oh ' do 55 337)it
BOARDI.
8 611 West Jersey 11 63.1 i
100 eh Reading 11. 50
100 eh Catawbout pfd 37. 2 i
500 oh Philn&Erio 1)30 33.!.
100 eh do slown '33.5
100 81, do esttint 33 1 ;
100 eh do sdye • 33141
300 eh do 851su 331 4
100 Ijh 241y5 ' .3314
100 eh do • ' 530 33?
/ 013 0 Union
12 eit,Lehigh Nav atk
&Vl' (ler. ai R , 30
lOU oh Paull RB5 , tott
15 il
12 11'.11.vatling 4 bg.
yehiladelulkin Money Blarkeit. \
- af t l i v: l l4rOly .
money market te-day. The r
tinnes very Ittnited. 4101 lenders have a ft :ls - rim ear ror all
3re oPiritrit i 4Vtitelrifunerrrane .
i n m t il o k l , l s
the third street iitni p ti rli o Th'T°, o •Virit'AVl" t ""
lure very shitndatit " aria , at" relltititlitlY
jtalitY i tlse demand I
on-the ,Inerptiise i hilt tile iliek "r ) • 7 4 1 .. I ran tg
femur.; of tho paarkft . .
.%
mKninr enstotners beinttlitr behind their
lure treh vutchag.is et tidtslde piLpor.
thin Rfinld not t(rueti'vritli a long p4ir,gl
rate&may baritlrlv VilietVit as. ti in
'Aintreney •
the •
banks and itilitti4llsll:' l elulell 4' lToll l ,; ?1 , „„ h „
freely lor--all they efts get.. disro. l llits tiro 1 _ ,
'hanks and 'olittddl at 'tad; pOr ednt, rgrfl
I psi per. 1/4. •
troit.rilmont t•t
b ut , ,tn a dy , Until ,
'erkfr y1"0
weak * kinfi :if. 10 osllluic , on 17 . 1iirit . ,
t.treet at 130: - .
i There was consider:46l4 aniniatifin Iti the Stoek 141 arket
this tin. 'teinltaienveff - nrieed for alittifit
Si.ryttiloglni ths list was ilekitledlyt onward. •Citl-Lliaftei'',
were tdelaly at 10(5. Stitt l i oalis tlic:re were trinifute-
Cons thei firer series 1(4,34, • •
Minding lll4lllfoad' - wits ilalf at i 0 l'enlif;yl‘;it'ila Rail
r0..41 ad ea weft ; dnti said at the f'lut'e ar nS.,
, unit .I.rietllallrofill wan tirtifstuillAnnetlre.and sold itirgnly.
at Xl3(-inn utlefinee.4 estfoilvlssa tits Preferred•ttpt•
oreeiated 1, and elifenged , liands at 37. and - Lehigh Valley
i !tall oad 545 N ,
In tChtail stooks ;but little. nidveinent.' ' Selfuylkill
Vag (nation Common solfl at 101 and
'lank and P3FNeIIgVE Railway nhares dhe
werotio4dotoge.o wort hl or not ice.
tle , ere. '4!t No: 40 South Third
t street, make the following onotalifinn of the rates of ex
-4 change to-day at l'.31;:-IJnIteli•States Sixes' of 1881,
I 12244172,'.1;d0 410, 1862,, 12-0144.412214;.,d0.f10.144414.117a117.1.i;
4110. do. 184:6, 118114119; do. do.lB6fi,' new, .119,tia120i,;; do.
do, 184,7, new, 11itti ,44 12034,4_00:,41444- 1 8W, nrw, 119 'fia 121) 'i:
L's, 1040.., 1(19?‘al094‘; U. S.t, XI Year 6 per rent, Cur
teney, 107 2 4a10144,* Conlootind Interest liotes,lo.4;
• Gold. 130a1804; 1.11i4133, .
Smith, Randolph Co.. lainkern:Third and Chestnut
streets, some at 1014 o'elork an follows: G0h1.139,• 5..
Sixes, 14461,122"in12214; d0.f10.5-20. 1862, 1223,041221i;110.410.,
1E64, ' do. do: letz; Ilfit-i.a119; do. do„, July,
t 1865, 120a1283i::ttio, ,18c7, 1.2tta12016t,
Jhly, 1868, 120a120,s r do., s's, 10-40, ,10930•199.!*; City''
!reney 6's, 1074441071,1.. .•
• -
• Jay Conkeic CAP, quote °Awe:nu:tent neuritisB'. ie.: to
' day an follows: . 1,81,.1,22,44a122,16;5-208 1M62, 1 22'
• a 122i4; do. 1864,1173;a117 %; . 'l4.loreffiber, 188 115:4a,
1101. do. July, 1865, 120a1::014; do.ltstilil2oal244; do.
186 b. 120;k1aLti ,Ten;fortieie. 109;islt1004:, Mettles, 107,1,1 n . -
. 107+,1; Giald, 13911: ' • t • •
l'he follotliffg 1,4 the istatkoif , ot. (lie Pennnyltittula
Ittveipte for t I e'we'ek Lifting May 20 1860.. . : ' 11 . 16,274 yJ
• l'res loan In 1864 108,435 37
Total 144501 — 1 124 : 6, 34
To tenor period , ,
' 72;03 01
‘!"
Inerohne In 1569 .......... . .
.
Philadelphia Produce ltlark.et,: - .• 4
fly EDNENDA 1'..1 tine 2ihtliD...-The :Flottr market im with
ont improvement, tl/e , detruitiel befog Ilmitod to the ini;+!
to++diato wattle of + the, noine' conaunions. WllO ptir.
r)utPo4l a foie Ituinttoil i barttle at .ei1..95 25 for
Supertinei . 75ati ,for , Extrae; • /Wee:. 75 .
Jowl' - AYIAft( , )101!I man •+ Mtlenoiota extra' • fatnlivs
Fit; :Mai 50 for Pennayloanla• do., ,10:;y7 - 75A r ts SOfer , )illfr
.10.. +l+ ,,, and tit thnoy , loratala. according to
qnalft , Flour eolle at s t,, +5 70.
-
The Wheat marl:o,lN gre•atly +l,vroaied, and there lobo
111:4111 , X1. , 14 for , l+rliaa+lotei 'lt•.• , +l at 1 304
1 40;1101 I+ faney 341chisran Andrei tit Fp, I f+03165,
and I.IIIHII tote hf hilO at 'sl fl - 0 fa offered at
el 33 'per i.u4.1 - ror t'orn doll tit• till
&VI hie 11014'd S/IIC/itif Vet lOW at %come, and
31100 1/11x++++1 aySlatk..lllo,l%lttPr riitE fit
lii2il lII' () ; ;to arc tita•lottl,Retl; 2011 I+o,l4+llolle+Aeri
. . , . .
..
Nothillit 'doiii iii Dirii...}' 6r ,3fitit . -.• • " - " -
It ~ It K .—ln Ow 111,-10--of *1•1147+ - :% fr 'fi!v - ,. 64 1 N... 1 Qn•r•-
,•itrffil at5....t.,14.vr kiti.- WiA
iiY tthi,geo ft4m w l..‘, o'i If)
p•-r- ~ : ailoit. tax'pilid.- :• • - '- "-- • *. •
The New Yerh IkozA'ew: .31arlieU
I From the 'tit vslidirk II et - Ma of t4-11;iy .1
. , .
.1t 7 , t t! jo -- ,TheAllol WY 'llitsrllet witte,TlJl , "t . i/CtiVe' 'and. 7
per eetd, W. , : paidist all , n , 6 ,; me' ktoelt4, and . its 11.•arly
to l
N'
''lrryjsu.tfltry pll t..evprrdeent collatesAt , . • Tile perat•luth
or ttit. ,. ditlirrldtta:e vr a ,.. primarily tit- 'fct that It
I dal, was the lint the month a great In'tny ims
wore eltaltsted. otrlstsi to the I,N pint Ils oi eel eoutract., sm.l :
ttr' makin g . - 4 iI , V; agn't-111 , 11 j. r.illti AVtility With tehtll,
, t1.1 , 8/.017. , (.I Ice the -he.tr , . ltll4, a., , Le.g. - rarated flitter*,
as innelt a, p0.,i1.1e. If t!1 , 4 did not a , 4ll.tily .
if , * up fittoh. ..tortte honk aectottiti wor nor
made. ~ up unlit tar's' thr-e, o'clock.' Cl.lll-
ii WI Paper nil , INVe a nlight eottreti,laa: tin ; ra.te i t,
' e. - Itieb, Ifni the hulk 'ot Int SJ nartiettr , eran,t , from ~,,i i fr o
eight RI.II :Omit' per cent. 26 twine, irsterances..partio- -
larly were ti, maker fl 11 ,, t AliPtX),, , ,ll ta "fin tilioppitra"
for n market. Ittt H lifil..thottpr in 1 0t 4t... or• ertiere the
antonsit i.lttrwer than the trial run of Index, stood pa,-
1 .. r I,:i.l.eet t ..501.1 lit {e.4 MO, Ith nine per {..Plit. dh-courit.
Tjwi,rivitte tnarliet and fil , V-0111ritry I.atik , •itre...llls.jecte , F,
t o 'm o re ....,topet t i t ,.n fr. Hi the city hank. which. from,
the t edutalanry of stational ellrrencY to. eked on Deposit
1 , ) t bent, at, well an tat at,onnt. or the.,foDiOrnry In lower
interet.t...6 11,411111 n I.ltittnti,r, are inclined to enlarge
theirgecorstmodation, .
rat it mreitt Ittittyiutcy. in ro.tpunse
tit riso 19 for bonds ht Irepthitb, sind-prie,es.iit the
n boned bitteliell their eihre thi s *harp ~lielfiii
tios al ternoon tlicre was ciniridf-rable
1101, While NMI(' i:easlitf•rs waif, .4iileivittiniiii by all ,trro
ut.itint cable wietatiiiii giving the price lAA 79'; lit
OM' o'clock. listcr in the. *lay this wits iliscovonsi to be
nu utter 6,r Po.N. The at-lofty hi nio n vy, Itowort-r. pre.
14 , 1414,1 a •
A telept ant front London to tin! fmrain! S;. rs
bowie . umler date of Slay 14. confirm , : t h e. utter of five
mllllOll4 *.tt rting in gold mud.. by the Hank of Franc.° to
the Rank of England, which Ira*, Itowcrer, refused by
latt,r,
Mr. N'ah.byek.the Aoolotztht Treaottrer in thitteitr,
did hoi retire front the clritieo of hip °Mee to-day. Sl+7l•-
tan Boutm ell having tett neottol that le• would continue
in the P..iiioll Until t h e ILtlt inot. Thin would indicate
thatr. Boutcrell hag not yet oeleettol it gueceloor for
the pooet km from which Mt. Van Dyck formally r.s•
mane time ago.
Southern ercuritie,: were Maher and stronger. In ef3-rn
pathr with an improvement in Telnle,..o-14 Mitt SOrth
VarlaillllA. a report being in circulation that the.] lily in
terest the latter could b.. paid.
The advance iu gold a. well as the hi. 2114 q notation.;
for ti 1 4,1114'111th , in 'tendon created 3 fuller supply of
commercial end bond bills, under which bankers' Mier
ling bills mai-till an eighth to a lough, IVer eellt. While
the night quotation Vlll3 MITI/1111111v 1103 at the close a
gild deal had been done at 110. Cable Iratisfers were
node at 110?..
, .
Coll waif FtrOlig under the renewal t4the bull trpecula
tiou,and rose over one per gent. The success of the
movement might have been Inure derided had the foreign
Althdatiup for five-twenties nut deterred outside buyers.
I From to:tlay's N.Y. World.]
r'egtock- market - la - dull excepting- n
31 ichigiiiiut hem and Pittsburgh. which were maiiipu•
lated by the cliques. Michigan Southern fluctuated be
tween 11lffa and 117.4. and Pithdpurgh 10d. and MP' It
is reported - that - 31r: Horace F. Clark will be made I resi
dent of the Consolidated Lake Shure and Mtehi,gan
Southern Roads, and 31r. Legrand I.ockwood,Treasurer.
This report caused some to buy and others to sell ? tic
voiding to the different views they took of 'the
result from the proposed officials. The Broadway
brokers' firm and their friends were - free sellers of
Michigan Southern, but the Vanderbilt party were. free
buyers, which prevented the threatened break in the
stock. At this crisis the market was on the verge of a
sharp decline. which might have resulted seriously in
the present feverish condition of affairs. Prudent .ope
rater. generally are selling and realizing the large- pro
fits offered to them by the clique manipulators.
bill Mat St: Joseph preferred shares advanced from 120
to 131. Owing to the company 'holding assets to the
amount of .tffi.135.00, which win be used to ITdeent the
laud bonds'
• . 4 i 1 .9011,0u9; the eight p-r cent, loan, .
S.i'SCALOOUsitI the ten per rent. loan of 1572.
and INV. S.:LOOMS.). It is also reported that the com
pany. in addition to redeeming these bonds, will declaim
10 per cent. cash and LO per cent. scrip dividends.. This
read is 275 miles in length, and its capital stock is R„2.-
OW.OOO common and 65.000,000 preferred, and funded
debt 1ff.760,000, or at the rate of .0,i10.000 per mile. The
Vanderbilt stocks were dull. Southern securities were
firm and North t'arOlillaS andTonnessoos Wore strong.
The following is a table of the extreme fluctuations of
the market :
The New York Stock 31arket.
► Corresrondence of the Associated Press.)
NEW •strong; Gold, 138.7'ii; Ex
change, 1 P93•G•6 , 20 4 , .11' 4 32, 12'2'.1: do. 1664, Tl7_ do. P. 45,
1187,,,,_• new, • Lai; 1&7,. 10-41.1 a, 109 3 ,i; Virginia 6's.
613.'; Missouri 6' ,s 69.4, CantarrCompany.6.3; Cumberland
Prilferred, 3536; New York - Central. 101.!,i . ; Reading, 1004;
Hudson River Ifet?.'• Michigan Central, MO; Michigan
'
Southern, ' ; mom Central. WI; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, 10.5!'; Cleveland and Toledo, 114; 'Chicago
and Rock 1e1ant1,1264; Pitttborgh awl Fort Wavne, 115.
Markets by Telegraph.
((Special Despatch to theP Uinta. Evemna Bulletin.]
NEW Yana, June 2, 1214 P. M.—Cotton.—The
market this morning was -active and strong. Sales of
about 1,500 lades. We quote as follows :—Middling Up
lands. 291.030 c.; Middling Orleans, 301:03034e.
Flour, ,te.---Receipts 13,400 barrels. The market. for
Western and State Flour is irregular with a fair
business; freshground firm; fall. heavy. The sales are
about 6,000 barrels, including superfine State at $525a
6.5; extra State at $6 10x5630; low grades Western
.extra, $5 7304 15; Southern Flour , is dull; sa l es of 200
barrels. Call Flour is quiet; sales of 400 bbls.
Gra in.—lt eceipts Wheat 100,600 bushels. The market is
firm with a fair demand. The sales are 25,000 bushels
No. 2 Milwaukee at el 42)(11 43. Corm—Receipta
73.600 bushels. The market is steady and quiet. Sales
of 10,060 bushels New Canal Western at 66a74 afloat. Rail
road lots 81a85. Oats.—Receipts 63,000 bushels. Mar;
Mid firm. with a good demand:. Sales of 27,000 bushels
at 77. Rye quiet and nominal. •
Provisions—The market is- firm, with a fair jobbing
- demand. Sales of 400 bbls. Pork at s3l 50a31 75 for new
Western Mess: Lard—Recelpts,soo packages. The Mar
ket is dull. We quote fair to prime steam at 19.!1ia19,ii
cents..
j Whisky—Receipts, 1,500 barrels. The market is dull.
We quote Western free at $1 02a1 04.
Groceries quiet and unchanged.
PITTBIII7IIOII, Juno 2.—Cruile • Petroleum 'quiet and
weak; sales of 3.000 bblo. s. 0., June f. o. b. Venango City
at $400; 2,000 bids. a. 0. July at 14c.; 2,oooblds. June at
14c.; IMO June, 40 to 45, at 1234 r.; 1,000 We. '1 illy, 40
to 45, at 1336c.0,000 bbls. August at 133.i.c. Refined also
weak; sales ot 200 Wild. 0. 0. June at 20i,1c.; IWO bbhi.
July s. 0. at 303(c. • Shipped by A. V. It. R., 1,569 labil.,
and by Penn alt. R.. 424 bble refined and 50 bide Tar.
NEW YORK, June 2.—Petroleum ie dull. Crude, 1334 a
1436., Refined. 30.
[Correspondence of the Associated Press . .ls i
NEW."Vcing,June 2.—Cotton firmer, but 03tiet 900 bales
sold at 20361130 c.. Flour dull, and prices favor buyers:
sales of - 6.500 barrels. Wheat easier and quiet; sales, ot
34,000 bushels; Amber lowa ei al; No. 2 Amber $l . 43.
Corn dull; sales of 41,000 bushels mixed Western at 57d
75 via canal, and: .77 ijata-dull
Beef 'quiet, Pork quiet; new mess, $3l 50a31 60. Lard
drill at 10.4. Whisky dull.• .• •
BALTIMORE, ~June-2.:Cotton_.ixeri.
liplands,29centii. Flour dull and irregular. Wheat dull
and nominal. Mixed Corn firm at 88a90 cents; yellow
dull at 86W8 cents. Oats dull at 65a70 cents. Rye dull
and nominal. . Provisions NCI* . firm at:provious quota
tions. Whisky dull at slo2asl 0231.
lob TURKISH BATHS.
. , . •
Ipp . oll3,AW) STREET, TWO SQUARES FROM THE.
ev L e g n ie g e . ' . i . l7:,77".t , r ,, lc , tl , y ., private.' Open ap . ity fr ia .
._...F
caTALKoR ,13ALE, •...3.80 • TONS 4:41
Applt to WORKHAN 0.0.
• • . . • •, Walnut.strefit.
THE DAILY EVENING- BULLETIN-PHILADELPHIA, 'WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1869.
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•
•
TELEGRAPH.
ATER FROM WASHINGTON
ppQin,tmplits by the P sid
L4l ik ; -
.—•-• .1 1 si
Appointments.4-Reslignation.
(Special Peepittch to the Phila. Evening Bulletin.]
I WA tin I.IIGTON, June Oeverai appoint-.
onents were nulde 4 by tlr Pl'iljiAert,tp-,4y, but.
the only dinifof itny, that of
iltobert L. Brown ; Collector of Internal Reve
nue for the Twenty-third District of Penu.sylL
vania.
' , NY : . rp,, par
Invonon in the Vreasury, rtAgtieir.yesterflay..
The White Home was thronged as usual
Itliis..,witirping,w,itit 4-;:-seckerts•
Sailing of the Russia.
(Special Dt•epatch to the Philo. Evening Bulletin.]
Yona, June 2.—The steamer Itassia
I
sailed tty-tlay r for.-.!,ANTrpvl. 4.B,lle n took no
specie.t 1 , 4' La 1 .1 1 I 1 ;
From Chicago. k
,
iO6; :711 - ifii2A t: l/0001elleheflhitttittier
tion of Lay do gates into the Methodist Epis
copal Church; submitted,.to the. membership
by the last General Conference, was taken in
a portion of the churches in this city yeAcr- •
(laic MO ope w.olligaiff. TIM nit
fUr Aid 13 iigafit.d.
Destructive Fire in Woonsocket, R. I.
WOIWESTEIt, June 2.—. A diSaßtrOtl3 lire oc
curred at Woonsoeket,R:l.,last night, Elliott's
inills,contaltdug. ' large aniciunt, of stock and
inachinery vinployetl in various trades,"was de
stroyett Theloss is estitnatefl at 8100;000 as fol
lows: National nil Ils, owned by Elliott;
containitig , a catifenter sho,p; grist itudl
house; stock of paints, nails, ete., S 50,000; in
sured f0r,515,;(10,0 in the &tin ..
,- Phanix,.liart-;
, ford' find PlOlllllll ComPaniesi; of " Flartford;
;Horne, New iifivert, , Commerce, Albany awl
Y. Equitable,hnii , Finpe, ,
;of .1' ro vi leneo. l Lost] of,th Woo 4:Woke t Tar e
:and Ilindintr .Cfn .4,25
upany ,000,. which is in
' Flared for ":•t:13,4 . 11(N) in . the''NAw HalcbtiCetrally,
and (_41.0Q0 in ,l i rd,yi v ilf.nde offices. 'The, logs of
W. E. Hublifird ?i0,000;. A. S. Fuller & Co.,
c-3,000, and S. 1,000; all without
:illy insurance. • Tw'o' hundred persons are
;thrown ofit . ufteinployinent by thefirer .whieh
is the largest tha,t eyeroccurred therq,..and is a.
sad blow the eti,t r erpii4e of tiie
4r5/,974 3G
iNEW YORK 3KOIITEY ',KIMSEY
• • e
,The Market Essential 'Change
,
;Gold Opened Strong, and Advanced
‘A Decline Later in :the Day
:Market Devoid of Exciting Influences
' 1.7 N EyIN GOVERNIVIENI'S
I Special Despatch to the Philatia. EveuingDelhi.) .
NEW '10tt0..., June 2.—The money marker . IS
.without essential ,change, being posy, at niter
;et nt. on (?sOvernment;bonds,and 7 per cents*
tnisecTlitu ens collitterabi." Prime ; - discounts:
range from 7 .to 19 per . Bent. .061 d opened
strong at 1:10?, and adVanced. to 1:11, - but not
Withstanding that the London price for bonds
came lower isy.2 percent., thepreminm fell off
to There are no especial cOnsiderations.
:Ifteeting the premiuM; but, Speonlative,
t - eeling is shown. The believerS in arise are
gradually pining up ; a considerable 'amount .
iof gold, although the market it: devoid of any
exciting influence, Cash gold is ;in good ..tc
,quest. Six to 8 per cent. is paid for carrying.
Government, bonds 'opened about-steady at
Ow closing quotations of last night, and eon-
Jinued strong at-these figures dunng the early
part of the day, owing to the quotations of
bonds in London at 80i. At the noon call the
'market fell off I,to in response to the decline
in bonds to 80/. The general market is dull,
flitsl Shows little interest or importance. For-,
t-ign exchange is dull, as usual on a steamer
day. Sixty days. 109): sight, 11M.
Storks opened strong, being finn, but have
since been dull and generally lower.
The prevailing Patures of : interest are the
. same as for the last few days. Nothing new
or interesting has been develoml.
..1 NIPQRTATIONS.
E. ported for the Philadelphia ETennut
— TIAN hlids niiihni;;e4•42
do E C 71 & CO.
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('.AY FITANCES—Brig Corira (at Chester), Nixon
-4:43 blals molasses Jolly Mason & Co.
-MARINE BULLETIN.
PORT OF PIIILADELPHIA—JviB2
IrirSce. Zlarine Bulletin oil Inside Base.
:SHRIVED THIS DAY.
Steamer F Franklin, Pierson, 13 hours lama Bahl
ore. with mdse to A Groves. Jr.
Steamer Ano Eliza. Richards, 24 hoots from Now
,rk . kith noise to WP Clyde k Co.
• .
. .
Brig Malin( Br), Gen.lon.lo daps from Havana, with
inoln.s r , E (.) Knight k
Lehr Maggie W Main. Forbe4, 6 days from Norfolk,
NVith shingles to Tl' Calvin & Co. •
Schr Hnttie Page, Haley, Salem. •
Sehr J Aliderdice, Millets. Boston.
Sehr G Babcock. Smith:llodOrt.' •
Schr I A ('rocker, Currier. Providence. '
Sam I V McCabe, Pickup. New Haven.
Tim lindswi. Nicholßon, from Baltimore, with a tow
'of barges to IV 1.4.71yde & Co. ' :
Tug Chesapeake, Merrillew, from Havre de Grace,
,with a tow of bargee to \% 1' Clyde At Co.
CLEARED THIS DAY.
Stemmer A C W P Cly,le&Co.
Schr C E Paige, Doughty, Alexandria, Va. Lathimry,
Wickersham. Co. - •
Sehr A E Martin, Nerrill, do do
Eleeta Bailey. Smith, • do'do
Schr Taylor A: Mathis. Cheegman.do do
Schr Sophie Wilson. Nowell, Wilmington,NC. do
Schr Cohassett, Gibbs, New Bedford, Otani , r, St!ckney
& Wellington.
Schr Cornelia, Noyes, Norfolk, J Rommel, Jr. & Co.
Schr Restless. Mulford. Salem, Davey Sz,• Co.
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with a tow of
barges. \V P
Tug Cbesapeake.:Merrihew, Havre do Grace, with a
• tow of barges,V,;,P Clyde & Co.
AT CHESTER.
Brig ('orira (Br), Nixon, S days from Cay Frances,
with melaeEe,. to Joln4 At aeon & Co.
Coitespondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.
' • LEN% 7 ES. DEL., May 31.-
Ship Asia, for Bremen; bark Sarah B Hale, for Matan
zas, and brig Robin. for Winterport, all from Philadel
phia. went to sea to-day. The Robin returned:
Brigs Lophema and Lavinia, from Laza, for orders,
:are at the Breakwater, in company with schrs Florence
'Rogers, from New York for Georgetown, DC; Fawn,
from Pittston, 31e. with ice for Washington. DC; Wood
;ruff Sims, from New York; Chas Moore, from do; Julia
A Crawford, from Greenpoint; Susan E Jayne, from
New York, and Warren C Nelson, from Malden, all
lbound south. Wind Went.
Yours, &c. JOSEPH LAFETRA.
Ship Tamerlane, Sumner, hence for Antwerp, off the
Isle of Wight 20th ult. •
Ship N II Palmer, Low, cleared at New York yesterday
for Shan gime.
.
• Ship play flower, Call, cleared at New. Orleans 24th ult.
for Barre, with =ti bales cotton, 640 i staves, 114 bales
hides and 55 hhds tobacco, •
Ship Preston ( Br bllonald.cleared at New OrleansD3th
. ult. for Liverpool, with WO bales cotton, 3620 staves, &c.
Ship Rosalie(Br), Grandison, cleared at New Orleans
20th nit. for Liverpool, with 2661 bales cotton and 12110
Steamer Ruexia ( Br), Lott, cleared at . New York yes
terday for Liverpool.
Steamer Itere, - Fuireloth, cleared art N York yesterday
for $t Thomas, &c. .
Steamer Nebraska (Br), Gnard, for Liverpool, cleared
t New York yesterday.
Bark Excelsior (Br), Jones, cleared at New Orleans
ith ult.fpr Liverpool.w it 3256 bbls flour and 6.525 staves.
Bark Andaman, Otis; 10 days from Matanzas, at New
ark yesterday. • •
Bark Anna, Nielson,hence for Elsinore, off Dover 30th
BarkiVm Van Name, Craig, - at Ilavro 19th ult. from
i New York. • -
Bark Jeanette, French, sailed from,Pernambuco 29th
'April for this port. . -
Bork Amie,Blorrisoc, from Shangliao. sth Feb. with
teal at New York yesterday.' . •
Brig Cairn, Carroll, hence at Antwerp 22d ult.
Fehr E P Polll2lafM, Ellie, hence at Newport 30th nit.
1--Sobr-North-Pacitic, ofeauricetown, NJ, - -177-tone re
sister. built at Cape Ma in IMO, has been purchased lir
Capt. Beni F and Josep
,Eatoti, and others, of . Narra
,§ll,,nws e p t o t x , i ß u l li 370.
command
Captainwill te rt9aatftoenr
late iti l o
f t: e r r
, Alida. •
mar i
..... .
Thiiing a squall at 8 o'clock , on Sunday meriting, Fehr
Emma M Fox, Case, from. Fall River for Ebiladolphia.
whilo at, anchor in - Newport harbor; dragged foul of
pealing scbr Frank —, of Bouthbay, tearing the latter e
mainsail and breaking main boom. " .
• . trni,ii6nA.T6ll • •
NEW YORK. June 2--Arrive4l, ofeamer Manhattan,
soirEasjsk.....• • SIMON. GARTLA.I3D,•
• • • ' • UND . FATAICER.
ematti Thir.”44.iti'd!to:o:,:.)llltairPO
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MEMORANDA
91 11-11 gX,
- 1 1,-" CIiRA - 114 ' I - : - 7 „ 7
LATtST FROM WASHINGTON
iaietrießt of the public. Debt for May
Ilietiuc ' tfo 4 n of kboOt , '$ll,OOOAO
A . Cbulit-Martial Sentenee
EtiRCHASE OE RODS
• ,
„, Iftpdi4etion 4tif 'the ,IPaitolte Debt. ,
fh e at t ch fiithe Philp.. Evening Bulktin.)
WAsnusrox, June 2:--The piddle, statement
for May, which will not be issued until late
horu• Lida afternoon, will, it is believed at the.
,;Triguinry, Department, show, a reduction of
'about $14,00,000, a few, hundred thousand
'dollars in except; of the stun mentioned by
yourroorrelmondent several day! 'ago. The of
ficial statement itself, is a suilietetit refutation
;of ;the aasertions that ;your correspondent's
statements were mere guess-work, t
From Warditrag:tor.
~x At TON;,/ aim 2.—Seconil LleutMiant
;Oldham, )ICG'ec, 20th Uniteil States Infantry,
-who , was tried by court--furatial at 13aton.
`Rouge, for riotous and disorderly conduct, to
the .prejudice ofsood order and military dis
,cipline, in August last, lias been sentenced to
be i dismissed from the United, States service
ana onfi ne d in the Louisiana Penitentiary
!Or,tive years. ,
The,President has appointed the following
postmasters: E. W. Lyman, at Fairburg. 1.11.;
- Edward .T. Southworth, at ,iindson, Mich.;
Charles P. Wheeler, at Ertfaula,Ala.; George
A.Lifirr, at Greensburg, Indiana. • -
GovOrnmentprnirclutoe
DeFputchto the Phllg Evening Bnllrtin.)
; NEN, You ----
E, Tune following are the
'awards of 'the purchase by the Goverrunent of
a. million in bonds to-day: Fisk & Hatch,
$lOO 000 regular 625; 116.37; $70,000 655; reguhti,,
116.45;150,000' 1 655, regulari - 115.90; $100,000*078,'
regular,lls.9o. VOttnilyea'& Co., $251,000 68s,
c0up0n5,115.95: $200,000 6 4 54; - vonpom3, 116.49;
'575.000 625, regidar,llo.B7; $25,000 655, regular,
1 116.36; $50,000 675, regular, 116.49: Pratih'&'
GarLs;',s:3s,ooo 655, .regular, 116:49; 05,000 641,
coupons. 116..50; F. , :80,000 b2s ,, regular, ,116.50;
'515,00 07s; .Coupons; 116.50: • • ' '
;, Sentence of Ofiptain Gardner:
BOSTON, June 2.-I,Vari•en late
',mater the'schnoner Twilight,-NinVicted
;scuttling the vessel, was sentenced to fonr
iyears imprisonment.
CITY BULLETIN.
SraErr Cr,E.k....Nn.--4,11y, the 'reports' Of the
iii4ectOrs made t 'flit! Sttilift Cleaning Coin
i•-iiittee, _of the Itoavl of Health 'it • appears
;that the Second, Third, Tenth, Eleventh,
j Twelftli, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Si-kteenth intl
,It",ighteenth diStiictS•• n v
re in a ery.fair sanitary
Jchndition, and the COmmitte(i -ill in a 11 . -
,or two, report in favor of draining warrants
;for fhr Pay) ent •Of tlielcontratlors.
The First districtis rapidly improVing. The
1 7 ourth, district is in very filthy condition
4intlit"large number of sirs etki ore - reported tm
':•Tite.-:'.2,Viftli and Sixth ""district a
Ore 'improving. The contractor is working'
laid and in a few days expects to report those
diStriets 'thoroughly cleansed. 'The Seventh
District is partially cleansed.. The Eighth Din-'
Arid is nearly cleansed. The Ninth District is
lit a filthy COD dition, but the contratior is labor
ing energetic Ally. The Thirteenth District is
nearly cleansed. The Seventeenth District is
. ,
Taputly
111 regard to the removal of ashes no speCial
,
cOmplaints have been received.
No warrants for the payment. of the. Con-'
tractors will be , issued:until the Districts are
reporteirby the Inspectors to be in a goOd
'sanitary condition.
•
OterAisrwo MONET UNtlEn' FAhsp: Plll
- Graham, etiqs Brown,
:aged lb years, was charged with obtaining
money from Mr. 'Watson, the cracker-baker,
at 157 North Front street. John Jordan; Esq.,
employed in Mr. Watson's - bakery, stated that
Mrs. Brown came into the office some time
ago and got .owe crackers, am l' wanted some
money, sa;;;iiig Unit she would like
to be' admitted in the Penn WidoWs'
Asylum. Mr. Watson gave her tiye dollars.
Afterwairds,going to inquire if such a lady had
been adMitted intone asylum,he was told that
no such person belonged. Yesterday she came
in - again - Matt rtied - to'borrow - s - h — dollars, and
they had her arrested. 'Held in bail to
answer. '
EfrAlth;"CCA T CENTRAL STATION.- , -SITS:
zabe.th Miller and David Miller were charged'
with throWine . t -
stones at a pair of butralOes
this morning, between 12. and I o'clock. The
animals are owned by John McOrystal, who
keeps them for exhibition at the "Log Cabin,"
on the Wissahickon. The prisoners were held
in SCCb bail to anaNi7er •
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- .'PHILADELPHIA. -
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UNITEYSTATES OF AMERICA.
The NATIONAL LITE INSURANCE COMPANY Is a
corporation chartered by special Act Of Congress, at,
proved July 25,1888, with a
CASH CAPITAL,II,OOO,OOO,IIILL PAID.
Liberal terms offered to Agents and Solicitors, who
are invited to apply at our office.
Full particulars to be had on application at our °Mee t ,
locat in the second 'story of our Banking House,
yvbere Circulars and Pamphlets, fully describing the
advantages offered by the Company, may be:had.
W. CLARK a co..
- No. 86 kiingit Third St.
CA ' ETI GS, &C
Spring- 154309.
LEEDOIVI - • & -- SHAW
910 ARCH STREET. • .
7iVe are 4wreceiving a very large !tech aof new goods for
SPRING-SALES;
Fmtiracing all the now styles 'of
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
mha_ •,'-' MATTING'S tiic'
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- 11 - 4NRY PREILLLETI, > f ,
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/qI?iTtER ANDBIT/LDER
Ad. 'm4801300 &MAW!,
I'inteullLVlt4A,
i Je3•3y4p
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ywrry. J .,_ _EDITION.
, . , BY- TELEGRAPH.
•4TE'S! . I: I ';'.•`OAB. - L,E• '_:.-NEWg
Interesting 'Woceetling in the House of
Commons.
Etritish'North American Possessions
The Colonial Policy of the Government
F C ILT Et A_
Another -Engagement Reported
A Floblicide in Williamsburg,N.Y
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT
By the Atlantic Cable.
Loo June 2.—The ,proceedingsin:• the
House of Commons last evening, in regard to
Canada and
.other :British ,colonies in North,
America, were very interesting. Mr. Verney
inquired - What the policy of the Government .
'would be towards the American colcinies. '4Esi
Mr. MOnell replied; and; While declining to
enter on the 'ccilonial- ithe govern
inmit, intimidated that a part of that policy
was to throw the cost of self-defence on each
colony. Measures to that end had . been , pars
'bay talmn, and would • he extended, next
year. He had no doubt that.the arrangement
fondle cession Of the Hudson Bay.. Company's
territory woptd, receive the ratification of the
Canadian Government. , .;, •
'Tice question was not one , Of pilrehase.only i
but also ,of development of colonization and
tivilization,which hadhithtero to been virto-,
ally closed:, if the scheme was ~ succes,sful,
the dominion . would be able to extend from the
/Athintic,to -thee Pacific. He believed, all the.
interests of British:Columbia lay .in cornice
;tion with Canada, and every facility would he:
'given to forward them.
Mr. Northeotethought the Canadians were
better able to decide. for themselvevs than:to;
act omthe advice, of the Government, and he
believed the question would soon , be: satisf.he
torily settled. • , • . •
Mr. Bury 'regarded Canada as the future
liighwoydo-theltitlices,and the East, and.ritlis
ruled annexation to the United Btates.Canada,
sucha course, had.'everything to lose and.
nothing to gain.
Mr.. Adderly regarded the arrangements as
eminently satisfactory, On:principle, he genes ,
i - ally,disapproved the system. of .govermuent
'guarantees, yet lie would votein , favor of this.:
, , From Cuba. - •
HAVANA, June 2.—The property eonlif.cated
between April llith and -lune Ist produced
570.000.." The eity is terribly excit;sl. since'ye,s
terday. 'Volunte ers are arming and serious
riots are f.xpected. A heavy engagement lies
taken place between the:lays of ...Sipe and
Baros. The official report annonnces that
four cannon have been viiptined,Jcythell&
The Homicide in Williamsburg..
[Special Despatch to the Philada. Evening Bulletin.]
NEW YORK, dime 2.--.4-arentiah Stricklathl,
who was shot by his brother-in-law, Isaac S.
Waters, in self-defence, yesterday afternoon.
at.N0.:44 South Fifth rect, between Third
and Fourth, Williamsburg, died this morning.
The shots tired. by Mr. Waters entered Strick
brea.st, near !the heart, producing the
above fatal result. Strickland was very dis
sipated, and a terror to the family. Mr.
Waters is a young man, and very highly
spoken offor his inoffensive •nature, and has
borne a high reputation among all who knew
chin]. Nunierons ofthrs of bail were made for
any amount.
7he Pubne Debt Statement.
WAsnmeToN, June 2.--The tbllowing is a
recapitulation of the public debt statemornt for
May :
DEBT MARINO' COIN INTEREST.
it per cent. bonds.. 527,022,000 00
do. 10-40 bonds - 104,569,500 00
6 per cent. bonds,lBBl 281,677,4(H) 00
5-20 (6 per cent.) bonds 1,602,615,400 00
Amount outstanding ",107,882,100 00
Interest. :38,476,362 U.
DEIST BEARING INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONEY.
Three per cent. certificates .. 55:3,073,000 00
'. -: pension fud,..,-,........ 14-,0(X) ; 000-00-
Amount outstanding 67,075,000 00
Interest . .. 1,2.16,4500 00
_. bitter BEARING NO INTEREST.
_
Demand and legal tender notes .$350,059,241 00
Postal unit fractional currency.. 33,452,323 40
Gold certitirates of deposit 23,340,720 00
Amount outstanding 41.° 9 87 40
twirl' ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED SINCE
Amount nntstandi
Interest
Priiiritial ontstainling
Ac'2Tued interest .
Total debt, principal and in
teri•st . t....2.,ii:1;:i,ii70,11:13 10
Coin in the Treasury ... ~i 51;839,469 49
Curreney 19, ). 4,5ai 07
Amount of public debt, less
cash and sinking fund in the
Treasury '2,:,05,412,813 12
Decreit. , e of the piddle d ebt '
during the past month ... 1:1.: , .84,770 97
Decrease since March 15t,1880... 211,050,640 89
From Washington.
WAsiancwrox, :June 2.—ln order to accept
the appointment of Bank Examiner for the
State of New York, the Hon. W. H; Andrews,
Chief of the Loan Branch, Treasury Depap
nient, has tendered his resignation to Secre
tary Boutwell. -
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 34 South Third Street.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
Issue Drafts and Circular Letters of Credit, available on
presentation in any part of Europe. Travelers can make
all their financial arrangements through us, and we will
collect their interest and dividends without dhargo.
Drexel, Winthrop & Co.,
NEW YORK.
Drexel, flatlet) dr. Co„
PARIS.
mhlo tf
FITLER, WEAVER & CO.
NEW CORDAGE FACTORY
NOW IN FULL OPERATION,
No. 22 N.WATER street and 23 N.DELAWARE arenas
ISAAC NATHAN'S,. AUCTIONEER, N. E.
corner Third and Spruce streets, only one square
Inflow the Exchange. e2f4,000 to loan, In large or small
amounts, on diamondq, silver plate, watches, pirclify,
and all geode of value. Office hours from 8 A. M. to , 7
P. ow - Established for the last forty years. Ad
lances madain.largo_amounta. at, the lowost marka
Jab ttrp-
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PIRITB TURPENTINE AND ROSIN.—
no barrels Spirits Turpentine; 142 barrels Palo Soap
sin; 1156 barrels No. 2 Shippiße Eosin, landing from Steamer 'pioneer, for sale by 14.UW. u - , ItpwLEyoti 5.
Wharves. .
-PItE'SERVED ', GINGER.--
_V Preserved Gingee, syriiip of the celebrate& City
loong brand; also,l/ry Preserved °lnger, hi hosts, Ita-
Dorted--aintlor-sala- bY-JOS,-8. - -BUSSI,EjtiA.GO;, hltf
Ill'ollth Delaware avenue.. . .
,
±IOIINC.RIJ7+I.I?; BUILDER,
, AI CILES.TNUT OTREF.T; •
and 218 LUDO P M Tit
FIET
liVehniiicif 4 6 i7 I , rapch reqhired for b g
suod fitting promptly
LACE AND • •NOTTINGIWI
LACE SHADES
THE STOCK-. IN THIS D Ei'AllirtiENT lIN
VALLE]) IN STY.LEiilAßPgq,..:',..,':]:?!•-.7..f.
Terries, Striped: atC,Figlittoi.-
PIANO AND, TABLE COVERS,
TAPESTRY AND EMBROIDERED.. ' *TT
Gilt and Wah Caned;Viiiiicis'
• • •
Holland and , Prepared gaiiilaoq,
Window Shades
In a variety of tints, to which;we invite speft
• cial attention.. • ` •.=, ' 1 v `
Wholesale and Retail. F 'l' l 4
die giftibiltg.l
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I. E. WALRAYM:
'No. 719 CHESTM gTRtEIt.
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JAS. E. • • UAIMELL. VICO.
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No. 819 CHE STNUT STREET
, (Until ALoir .Storejo
.11VITORT138"0F
Manufactdrers of,PlarOntid4oWorryp i - .
SOLE AGENTS:titEßl,.,l 4 oli. i ' . l ' il ii ...,
• •H. Ri EICEG - RENS
Genevg, pmdCop4agep.;7o94l,o l ,,
Repeatem
SPECIAL AGENTS IiORA I FIE; SALE. . 1.1(
Gorham nano faciaring• CovapatirO''
FINE ELECTRQ; PLATED WARES.. •
• • ,
A tell . full iincl yaludide collection irC•NtrEST
SIGNS for ' ,'• s t"
Bridal. Presents and Househntd-Use..
MANTEL CLOCKS,' - • ••
• FINE BRONZES, , • < ~
- • FANCY ARTICLES.
NMI(' but FIRST CLASS COOPS` KEPT: aatl. overi .
ARTICLE SOLD UPON IT'. OWN MERITS.
begs to inform his friends, customers and Witte gene
about the 15th of June froni his present foCatiOn,' untrs
TO 1016 CIINSTNOT:
JAMES T. GALLAGHER
.
. ,
k S. = AllitpoOs wfkrynAted firfi.t_iltl4llly3Atmiz&lAtfo
prices.
DIAMONDS ESPECIALLY'
m 314 w f ?nap
CLARK& BIDDLE
55,421,8ti3 134
726,339 95
4 ..- -- 2,11!1:1,231,251 04
41,024,84:1 00
THEIR NEW BUILDING; I
Are now opening a large and new assortment of-Diamond , .
and other tine Jewelry, American and Swim Witches '
Engliah Sterling Silver Ware, Gorham : EleelrO-plated,
Ware, Mantel Clocks, &c.,
fe27 e w lyrp§
CLARK & EVANS,
No. 630 Chestnut Street.
Jobbing at Manufacturers' Prices,
Gold Watches,
Silver Watches
Fine Jewelry,
Plated Ware,
German .Accortleons,
Splendid Chromos,
Photograph Albums;
Family Bibles,
Table Cutlery,
Pocket Cutlery,
Pocket Moire, &c.,
Wiley sated by purchasing yoUr goods of
aTO23 trip
LANGSTROTH &_.BOULTON
130 WAL NUT STREET, „ ,
ilvarda
azio o f OTARTI sn o
E
Solo .Im
direct portere Pen_ne_ K.
Dpuy co, , s COGNAC DRA.s
CO., and otherAMPA INER. vieni6icrEq
Tulip DIN, JAMAICA TIM!, tiCOTUR
BUItTON, BASS and INDIA ALES. LONDON; STOUiI I . •
and PORTER. CLARETS end.witirE BUII
ULNLY,.PCDIT and lowvlced
3 .r i ) 11171i1Ck..111.0t, .Ixiliiitatecr
' VERY OLD PURE SHERRY; MADEIRA and ,
WINES in boxen, one dom hotliee each, or in jaic ag
Choice briinde nld RY}3 , :and , BOMB Warec
led t ;
Above gee& Vuetoef , Renee and. , NT....
houeeiw ' - 7
ctiltirAM4s.
QF NEW ,
n'Asox.*P,.o - 44;::; .
THE UNDERSIGNED
WILL REMOVE
Watchmaker;and Jeweler,
Late of Bailey 5e Co
m :17 - a, t
Jewelers and Silversmiths
Having Removed front
:12 CHESTNUT STREET
1124 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
Retailing
.at Wholesale Prices,:
stAtiopery,
Perfumery,
Sumpentlers,
Neck Tice,
Ifosic ry ,
Cussimerep,
Linen Table Coveri;
Linen Napkin.,
Linen lian4ket:chiefe,
Woolen Table Coven.
Notione, &0.,
CLARK 80 EVANS.: