•r 3PIMMMEM,
01,01113 D DAILY DAIND CIA 11.1 - DIPTEDI
NT JOHN W. Fouls - war.
01110. No. in SOUTH FOUR emu.
DAILY PRESS.
pro= OMB Yin Waltz. payable to the ...re1.....
r ued to Sultseffbeta out of the et, at gave. DoT.t.ase
manThic ; TRIMS DOLLARS LOD FIFTY MOM
j Foil , SIX
ta; OFF DOLLAB. AND SEI7BOTT-
far FR'S
the CONY* For-
OR
pith. Nors=e. tateartabbrin UMW
Ora'
ifirlaVertbeintlati Warred at the aettal ratan. Six
toso sonstitute a are.
Two grair-vvizzurx rRLSS,
)(ailed to Fabaffribels out of the city at Folra. DOLLayrig
ris Antrim, laadvises.
MISS ASS VEY =GOODS JOBBERS.
DAVID TODNG•
WAS. 401711 G.
ARNAI YOUNG, MO., & Co.,
Importers and Dealers in.
0 p11311.40. - 1.1C0=1.1 10 .8, LACES,
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY,
o rrs, GLOVE'S, TRINXINUS, dc.,
tio. *SS HAREM STREET.
418 OOMMgRCB &TWIST.
SPRING
DILY GOODS-
I.IIDUOZNIATS TO °Asa suTaus.
11001), BONBRIGIIT, a CU.,
Wholauds Bealan in
10/11IGN AND DOMBSTIO
3331311 1 4314,013 3.
tea Jralthirr Street. and 626 COMBUiltOli MINA.
FILELLDELPIIIa.
told regooldlaßy invite attention to their LAMM
. .P.K of biedint
DOMESTICS,
DRESS GOODS,
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR,
L oy topnlar goods of
• PRILADILPHIL MANUFACTURIL
SPRING
DRY GOODS 1
111411114
WHST, &
ERTLII,
'ATOM= MID ROBBINS OF
D Ift, "V G O ODS ,
10 IT N. THIRD arzszer. PHILADOLPHIA.
,cow it stork sad are daily in mat% of. all kinds of
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
OT THE THEY LATEST STYLE&
Sava & full Stook of all the differenz khan of
PHILADELPHIA - MADE GOODS.
Ante will Sad it to their 'lnterest to gall and ex
.otr (teak. te ere can offer them 11.311Qtle I L L
tuner's
__ meta She
SPRING,
21)M1J1fD YARD a Co.,
117 CHISTAIDT IND No. 614 JAYNE mints.
low In Eton their MEIN° IMPORTATION of
Mg fl MUM DIM 6100D11,
00101051010 01
10111130/313 G 00401.3319,
07 ALL RINDS;
OR AND FANCY SKIM%
IS, GLOVES, MITTS, RIBBONS,
AND
RENS TRIMMINGS.
GOODS. MEM SIBROIMUTI,
AVID LACES.
oat handsome assortment of
to AND SIIISEMER SHAWLS.
BALMORAL SHIRTS.
/am b. whish um, alter to the Tiede at the
LOW PRIMUS. Mars
HOE SPRING IMPORTATIONS,
1864.
IWSON, BRANSON, CO., •
11141.1kRICET STREET,
00101111 or MTH.
:my in store, end WM be eonstantlytreeelvind.
Wing the season, an &Unitive flue a
IS, GERMAN, AND BRITISH
DREW GOODB,
8 - 14 ACM. SILIES,
%PIM AND TANGS sakvna. aga.,
1,111 be mold at tln
LOWEST SUE= PERSIL
UMW. PHAIMLII JANIZT.
' BILE HOUSE
WATSON & JANNEY,
IF* o stO
WHOLZSALE DIALISS rs
ILK.
000DS, SHAWLS, WHITE
11113BOIDBRIBEI,
tney TheeittallY UM% the attoatioz of
OR, BAINS, ib MELLOB.
If 4nd 4 NORTH TRIAD 112211137,
imprnitss 07
1106-LIGICY
'SMALL WARES,
AID
ITE OODs.
LuiIIIPACITURRES OP
SHIRT FRONTS.
SPRIN G,
ail KENT, SANTEE, aL CO.,
WOMBS AND JOBMINS OF
Ry GOODS.
at 141 TOWEL THIRD ST. , above Ism
rHILMILPHIA,
e titlhelr tisnal
A ANDCOXPLFATE STOCK
IGS DOMBEITIO DIM GOODS.
- itzg Itssoarolty of men= kinds of DTI
gicet no* tall sod varied in an its aw.
io tuned to our assortment or
f aILADBLPHIL-KEDE GOODS.
"ern.u.,tat of Cloths, Caurlmersa, b..
whuiTA of Prints, De Danes. as.
want
of if 1:00111. Whits Goods. hrs.
vrzimt of gimetingt, Shirting*, 1w
';lttnl of Omish Ooods. as (Siasa
CASH HOUSE,
BorGirr AND SOLD roa. clam.
ITTLI & ADAMSON,
die MAME SMUT.
i lot to their entire new and Splendid Reek
Ai DRESS GOODS.
SILKS, MOURNING SILKS,
SILKS, POULT D 8 SOIBEL
SONABLE SHAWL%
MANTILLA slum
MANTILLAS.
bythsmselves from We Paris Stiles.
DRUGS.
OAB DRUG HOUSE.
GHT % SIDDA/Jibi
"°. irs waurr s r mum%
n 011? sad EIBOARD Strata
IF. 11. ®ms.
PHYSICIANS, AND GI.
-4KAL INOREHENPNBEI
- ear establishment aAM assortment
opTtad Domaine Drims,_Pogrol
Punta Coal Oil. window 01w,
i 7
" 44 a. Its at as low 'rime as ma
t7l oods sal les sold.
E BEMNT [AL OILS
.11 1. 11l tall variety. and of the bond
4:;1 11ZU 54 API Indigo. oll Madden Pot Lab :
• ti o lt z, of
111/1 r DYERS' USE,
t hand at lowest not onsit PAW&
: 4- " J blitTE OF LIME.
for
1. is
itizeign; ar:
#4t12.; 117
atiOttio:ret with
TWllitid-
SEDDALL.
*1)'111 DMI7G WARSHOUNA.
' , 4 711
IttkUMP Street, above PROZT
,tTNPROVED STEAM.
.. IHRAT teo"APPARerus
" 4y9tualia ir Public 8n114141/1 and
Yasidenees.
ARTA. mmAymG COMPANY
I'OILADNIRIAtiss r
WOOD.
41 gill, totift4T Mr*
VOL 7.-NO. 226
HORA.CE H. SOULE,
COgMIaSION MBROHANT
VA BONN FR
EMADBLPNHIOTA STSE3tT.
F .
gent for Me
SASONVILLIS MILLS
BALDWIN COMPANy,__
WILTON KAM trifitOTIIRTNG
ABBOT WohSTED aOND/Lay.
Inbriff WOESTBD AND YAWS.
Fine W o r.ted. in colors; Nee na and 2es. Tule tuns
COTTON YARNS,
tn: Warp and Brindle, manufact lA ured by
zABRISK,
PEALL.
OAKBLIA.
%Zia other well--known Mine.
H. 0. MOORS.
CARPETS.
OONTINEN TALMO CARPATS.RALE. AND VENETIAN
LINEN THREAD.
sezirbows ARO?. LE,
VINCENT MIL L&
MoDONAL o'B.
SATIN-FINISH BOOKBINDERS'.
CARPET THREAD.
For ode by
HORACE H. BOUM
" ruh3.9ro 301 North FRONT Street.
PHIThADELPIEfeI ,
1864.
rEI Eg ATTENTION OF
re 'Clod tip
OUR STOOK OF
INICoNT WOOLEN CO. all-wool PIMA rialludo
rWILLBD FLAMM&
Various mikes In Gray. Scarlet, sad Dark 3 / l u.
'REATED 841:12TING FLAJIWILTAL
"LAID OP3IIB, 11..42121XLEL
SLAGS corm RASP MOTHS,
18, 10. 17. 18. la. 20. 11. 21 vs
FANCY C. 1015111311112 AID EIaTIASTTS.
SALMORA.L 811111 all Oradea.
10170 X (MODS, DBNIKS. VMS, ararrsi. 811/322'.
/NM hs., from yikrions
DX COMM, ILMILTON, h ZVAII4
1864.
Li LETITIA. Street. and ,
fe27-woutoles 32 South FROST Street,
BAGS! BAGS BAGS 1
NEW AND BUHL EMMY SECD-HAND
SSAMLIii AP, ADD
13A438,
FLOUR AND SALT BAGS; ALL SIZES ,
PRINTED TO ORDER. BY
JOHN T. BAILEY dt
felD-tf No. 113 NORTH FRONT ST.RERT
G RAIN BAGS. -A. LARGE .ASSORT
KENT OF GRAIN BAGS.
in various she% for ode by BkRap.OFT & CO..
J 221 Ara NON. 405 and 407 MLECKST Street.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, Sr H.IITOHIN
SON,
No. 1.12 CHESTNUT STREIT,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
PHILLDELPRIA:MADE GOODS.
oe,N-Rin
BASKETS AND WILLOW WARE.
LATWEST AND BEST ASSORTED
1864.
WOODEN-WARE
ii4:4lA 4 .111.1(highY , 7 4:f..0 1.2.4d1
WADDING-, BATTING, TWINES,
WICKING, CORDS, OORDA.GE,
BUCKETS, BROOMS, BRUSHES, BASKETS,
TUBS, CHURNS, MATS, WHIPS,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
BIRD-CAGES, JAPAN WARE,
WINDOW PAPER AND SHADES,
PIITNANL'S OLOTHES-WRINGER,
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS,
FLY-NETS, FANCY BASKETS, &0., fca.
vital ita
FANCY BASKETS.
A. H. FRANCISCUS,
513 mAnsorm AND 510 COMMERCE WM,
Have Just opened a ]ante and well assorted stock of An
GERMAN AND FRENCH
FANCY BASKETS
OF HIS OWN IMPORTATION.
CENAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO THE TRAM
1864. 1864.
wfirria d& PE OI3IN,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
425 NABEBT STREET.
Brooms, Falls, Tubs, Wash-Boards. Baskets. Chit•
dren's Coaches and Chaim Table and Floor Oil Cloths,
Cloaks and Looking Glasses, Tie Yarns. Wick. Cordage.
Carpet Maine. TWI I / 8 1F. Cotton Yarns, Wadding, Cotton
Laps. Batts. a..
FRENCH AND SEEMAN FANCY B METE.
Agents for the RA.LET, NORM & BOYDEN
SELF-AD.TUSTING CLOTHES WRINGER.
are Ma -
GREAT OPENING OF
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE-
THEE Id RETEST STOOK IN THE OITY•
1864.
tee) DOS. CORN BROOMS.
9,000 DOZ. TAM PAINTED BUCKETS.
1,000 NESTS MAN WASH TUB&
2.000 CEDAR STAFF AND BARBEL OHDRNS.
1,000 DOZ. WILLOW MARKET EASIEST&
1,000 DALES GOTTON-MIOK AND TIN YAW.
9,000 BALES BATS AND WADDING.
SETIGULE BASKETS, OIL CLOTHS.
LOOKING GLASSES, CORDAGE, is.. te.
AD Goed■ are sold at the Manufacturer's Lew* Gash
cram promptly SUed. -
MT and 15 NORTH THIRD BTRINt.
1nh3.21a Three Doors below Bus.
1864. iILUSAADELPHIA 1864 .
PAPER HANGINGS•
HADEPA.OTHEIES OP
Aim
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS,
00R. FOURTH AND MARKET STE.,
PHILADELPHIA.
A. 3.—A tie stock of LINEA BRADS E sonstantlY l
clod. fa99-2ni fa _
NOS. 1 & 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
NAMUMA.CTITEBE Or
THE
IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRT,
MST OUT BY J. BUBB MOORE,
WARRANTED TO nT AND GIVE SATISFACTION.
ALSO.
Importer and Manufacturer of
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNIQiIIING GC.:04130
11. articles made in a superior manner by hand
and from the best Materials. apl4-ant
1864. - 1864.
NEW STOCK.
I.3:LNTFC)I=I,3ZO 1. I.J .141...e.M4 7 3,
E. W. DOESSE. SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STRUM
row OPFllite
LARGE AND ELEGANT • NEW STOCK
OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
All the cloaked noveltipe in We department nonstanMP
en hand.
THE BEST-MADE SHIRTS IN THE OUT
ORDRES PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
PRICER EIRSOIERELY. fem-stothtm7Sl
part SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
She subscribers Would taints attention to their
IMPuOVED COT OF aRINTB.
srblell they make a soccialltijoi their business. Also
sonitruittErsesivins
ELNELTIR W . POE
S GENTLEMEN TT 'S W lll RAIL
ahorti
J.
ratai, L4llB Fun alolPOSicioo irc
to. 814 013.118TIIUT
Fast dem helm the 09titteletel.
kivtrr ,
.•
•
„•
ty*
. .
_ 1 y
•-•r rr .
jer.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
THE TRADE
STOCK OF
COTTON GOODS
IN TIM COLTEITBY
A. H. FRANCISCFS,
WHOLBSALS DEALE:Et IN
NOW SELLING AT BARGAINS.
BOWS &. EUSTON,
HOWELL & 11011MIE,
GESTSIP WEIRMISBING GOODS.
CURTAIN GOODS.
I. E. WiLSAIVIN,
OMOONSBOI TO W. U. OARRYL.)
IMMO LiEL,
719 CHESTNUT - STREET,
HAS NOW OPEN .
AN IMMERSE STOCK OF
NEW GOODS,
EMBRAOING
WINDOW SHAMS,
LACE CT_TILTA.INS,
ARID
GURTAIN GOODS.
FROM AUOTION,
AT NXTREMIGLY LOW PRICES.
MILLINERY GOOD.
P. A. HARDING & CO.,
IMPORTERS RAD JOBBERS 07
STRAW AND MILLINERY 000 DB,
No. 4111 ARCH swami?.
rstrabsuncrA.
1864: 1864.
WOOD & cARY, -
Tee CHESTNUT STEEET,
STRAW AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
P. B.—MDEOHANTB AHD MILLIREM are favitrid to
ermine before earebseiss. as onr STOOK IS PULL
sad MON LOW.
mll4 ba WOOD & CART.
MILLINERY GOODS.
JOHN STONE & SONS,
No. 805 CHESTNUT STREET,
nze low receiving their Spring Importations of
SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS,
ITI=E3
FABI3T AND PLAIN RIBBONS.
GROS DE NAPLES—Allshades.
rici:leM 9, 0114 Mai 69):km,31)5i=4
YEENOS AND mamma CRAPES.
LACES AND JOINED BLONDES.
ILLUSION AND MALINE NETS, &0., g!cdo
Also. a fall assortment of _ . - -
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS.
turos2m
IND SPF4Nsa 1864.
BROOKS & ROSENHEIN,
481 MARKET STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
RIBBONS,
330N - DTEarre,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS,
FLOWERS,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
sah24-/m
WE RESPECTFULLY
CALL THE ATTENTION OF
r r H E 7C 1 Mt Al 3 E
TO ODE STOCK OF
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS.
HAVE NOW OPEN
A BEAUTIFTIL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, SILKS,‘LLOES, VEILS; &c.
'126 OliEs TN - 17T STREET.
t MISS M. A. BAKER,
No. 1346 CHESTNUT STREET.
Rae opened a large amortment of
PARIS MILLINERY
aplgan* For the Spring and Mannar of 12364'
GARPETINViS.
5PR1NG,1864.1864.
iumaKm - .‘ - qutc• niurorae,
OBILHANTOWN. PA.
21•Xc•C38T_Me - C7IVE dia C 70.•
XANIIIPACTIFRIDA, IMPORTRBR. AND WHO/18AM!
Diiikitras ISt
CARPETINGS,
• OIL CLOTHS. die.
Warehouse—SOS Chestnut EtTeet,
OPPOSITE lEDEPINDENOE HALL. SeS•tf
SPECIAL NOTICE:
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
PIeCALLFrO. & CO.
Beg leave to inform the publics that they have leased
the old. established Carpet Store.
No. 519 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite Independence Hall. for
1. RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
Where they are now opening a NEW STOOK of
Imported and - American Carpets,
Embracing the choicest patterns of
TAPESTRY OgliPETti,
ROYAL WILTON, EgthiggLS CARPETS.
VELVET. VENETIANS.
Together with a fall assortment of everything pesnan.
ins to the Carpet Enaineen. fe3tf
ENTEEFELSE MILLS.
ITWOOD, RALSTON, & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE //SALM IR
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, &c., ate.
WAREHOUSE, en CHESTNUT STREET,
A 37)
re4lm 616 JAYNE STREET.
ASORSTREET
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
atilwribor boo Jut resolved a well-Waded siva of
INGLIt3E MND AXIOUCAN
TOB SPRING TRIDL
JOEL BLACKWOOD,
JoidtAlß EMA ANOU 1/110W AWL
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1864.
CLOTHING.
C I. 0 T .13 I N a.
SPRING OF 1864
EITENOIVH CLOTHING HOUSE,
NOS. NS and 106 CHESTNUT STREET%
PRILADELPHIL.
gl .
V)
iq
The feellitlas of this Unite for dams baldness
.0 are such that they can confidently claim for it
gthe leading position among the Tailoring Be- g
,
Labile/ eat. of Philadelphia. They, therefore, oi l
rg invite the attention of gentlemen of taste to their ° I
,a ea
i superb stook of
1
125 BEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
in vl
a P
m lent by the best artiste. trimmed and side equal
0
P
to Customer Work—AND AT I
MI
CD
Z POl`l3a..9at :PRICES. . e l
i
They have also lately added a CUSTOM DE- 6 1
el
W
PAILTNISNT, where the latest novelties may be i. 3
found. embracing some fresh from London and
M fi/
1 !aria ri
MI
E 4
g N
PERRY &
$O3 and 305 CHESTNUT STREET.
01ISTOM DEPARTMENT, 303 01138TIVIT STREET.
arg•tt
1864. OLOTHING.
I.A.T3L'ffiPM Myr 141 E r..
WILLIAM S. JONES,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MARKET
STREETS. PHILADELPHIA.
ReePectfally invites attention to his
magnificent dock of VINE OLOTH.
INC. got up in superior style, by taste.
fay and experienced artiste. and offered
for sale at exceedingly
LOW PRICES.
Also, to his large and choice variety
ofPISOB 00 Ora for CUSTOM WORK,
embracimg selections from the finest
productions of both foreign and do
mestic manufacture.
WILLIAM S. JONES,
SUCCESSOR TO ROBERT H. ADAMS,
Southeast corner of SEVENTH and MARKET Streets.
an? Smo
PAIWTHIG. AMP ENGRAVING,.
ELEGANT MIRRORS,
A LAX 93 ASSORTMENT
NEW ENGRAVINGS,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
JUST RECEIVED.
EARLE'S GALLERIES.
816 (TRISTNIIT MUT
OIL CLOTHS, dsc.
G.. W. BLABON I* CO.,
SIANIIVACITUBBBB OF
OIL CLOTHS,
fo. 1,114 NOBT# THIRD STRUT. PHILADELPHIA.
War to the Trade a hill Rook of
FLOOR, TABLE, AND CARRIAGE
OIL. CLOTHS.
ORBEN-OLAUD OIL GLOMS AND WINDOW
sa2-2m SHADS&
GEORGE, W, HILL,
Maunfactarer sad Wholesale Dealer in
CARPETIN4I3, MATTINGB, RUGS.
AISO.
COTTON . MID WOOLEN TARN&
At 'Mr Low Prices.
do. UM DOZTI3 THIRD STREIT. ABOVE ARUM
sdl2.2m Philadelphia.
YARNS.
REMOVAL.
ALEX. WHILLDIN & SONS
HLVE ILIIMOVID TO
Nos. 20 and 22 south Front Streets
21 and 23 Letitia Streak
PHILADELPHIL.
Whom. from most desirable stocks of
WOOL AND WOOLEN YARNS,
COTTON AND COTTON YARNS,
They will be pleeeed to wires all tinstomere. [e7o.•etnthtf
CABINET FURNITURE.
CABINET FURNITURE AND BIL
LIARD TIBLES.
MOORE & C4NPION,
961 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
in connection with their extensive Cabinet business, are
cow manufacturing a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
and have now on band a lull supply, finished with the
111001111dt CattPlOff'S IMPtiova 01181110.18.
wh , oh are pronounced by all who have used them to be
superior to all others For the quality and finish of
these Teblee. th e manufacturers refer to their numerous
patrons throughout the Union, who are familiar with
the ebsracter of their Work. an 7 sin
WINDS AND I,IO,UORN.
cc HER MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE.
THE ROYAL WINE OF ENCItAND.
A limited quantity of this superior Wine bas bean se •
cured for the 'undersigned, and she first shipment of for
eases has arrived, by the steamship Olympas, dire.
from the cellars of the well• known hem of .
MESSRS. DE VSNOME at 00.,
at Sperms,. Franca The present Invoke will be intro
duced into this market at the very low price of
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OP QUARTS,
payable In currency. which is ninth below its first cost.
The superior quality of tide Wine It guaranteed, and it
Is offered with pendent* of its approval by connois
seurs.
Orders for one or more eases may be addressed, by let
ter or otherwise. to the nndersigned,
WM. MUM WARD, Wine and Trait Dealer,
No. 7 BROAD, Street, near Wall,
LIARS NEW YORE
IMPOBTEBS OF
wiNAH 11111 LIQUOR&
LAUMAN dc-BALLADE,
wo. BOUTS NINTH STRUT.
"hawses Glionntit and Walnut, PhiladelphL.
G. at. LAIGIAN,
aol2-610 A. 11. SALUDA
CLARET—IN CASKS AND CASES,
in store sad for sale, by
JAUBITCHIR & LIMIRONS.
ard4l2*. 510% and SOIL month PRAM' fkrait.
100 OASES PINET, CASTILLON, &
C 0.113 COGNAC BRANDY. landing from brig
L om b'," from Bordeenz. F e bv ir ,r r Yn y
TON & 00 .
an y iinAtb PROOF, Aiwa.
rign,k; NATIONAL ()OFIeHE ROASTER
FC;11 If aIatIGIAS.-11Y DIPS. PATENT. fob. 2, 1884.
is provided With Patent Trier, Patent Propellors.
Patent Hinge, and Discharge, Roasts Coffee evenly
tryingickly. without losing tne aro the berry or
tbe patience of the operator ; effects a great saving,
as no ooff.e is burnt and all the strenath retained.
Prices 52. $3. and $5.
For tale at the IlArawars, lEh.two-farublipg. and
other stores, and by the Coffee-Roaster and AIM emu
falai:ming Compalky.
& SII&REI. Agents.
1505 PZIISISYLVAItIA. Avenue, Philadelphia.
A Liberal DiPconnt to the Trade apld..dathlmb
'ii) II OTEIA rRi ; PRIATO itS AND
GROCERS. —RY DE'S P4TIIIST 001111313 ED
AHD COPPER RO ASTitB placer it within your power to
roast your own Coffee better and at less eXPelsee than
when done by the Professional Roaster. b.sides giving
Yeti the satitsfaction of knowine the article you use
Fewer Roaster, capacity from 60 to 130 pounds ..
Fiend Roasters capacity from Id tot ) grounds VA tollll7o.
These machines are now in auccesafal operation 111 the
• tiontinental Hotel, Phitadpiphia.
Ashland House,
Union Hotel. ••
aehinaton Hotel. • •
St. Nicholas Hotel. New York.
' Fifth avenue Hotel, • •
New York Hotel.
Rich= nd House. Chicano
Tremont Home.
eat House. Louisville. Ky..
And mauy others.
Mannfactured and for Bale only by the Coffee Roaster
and Mill Manufacturing CeteeehY.
HT & BOHM. &pate,
waglso6 PSN
r. ISTLVANIA avenue. fltilauelotua.
stuthimf • •
B.—RADFORD'S POWDER WILL
• cure Dtptharle. Mallgoant Boariet Fever. Poirid.
Sere Throat. 'Ulcerated Mouth and Throat Prorated
only by IitATTIKTHWAIT. Int North SIXTH Streeis
HAMAR. O. 4.o3oloollll7titreet. sp/8-swast,
SEWING MACHINES.
A C AR D.
We do not deem it essential, nor find it necesary, is
order to sell our machines, to depreciate the many ex.
eallant nrodnetiano of our eompetitora ; but, on the
contrary. we prefer that parties is quest of
. :17 r: : :
either for
• ! • ' : VI • jIC •i :
Should inane an examination and companion of
OUR LATEST AND MOST APPROVED MACHINES
with any and all others in the market and to facilitate
such inquiry, we append the names and places of bad
ness of our Principal Competitors, to-wit :
SINGER MANUFACTURING 00. 1
81.0 CHESTNUT Street.
WHEELER & WILSON NANUPG 00.,
7o 011srbtur Street)
FLORENCE SEWING- DiraCli/NE,
630 oliEsrbrur Street
BLOAT gLLIPTIO MACHINE,
701 CHESTNUT Street
WILCOX riG GIBES.
TAGGART & FARR,
NINTH and CHERRY Streets.
reADD, WEBSTER & CO..
921 oliEstgur Street.
A. B. HOWE,
And we have urgently to reel:met that our customers.
and others not fully advised as to the relative
merits of the
GROVER 466 BAKER MACHINES,
will. before purchasing even from ns, mace the ONS/Xli
natione and comparieona above indleatad And Uwe have
omitted the names of any respectable manufacturers. we
will. on being advised of the fact, cheerful', and
gratuitously add them in the above det.
GROVER & BAKER S. M. 00.
No. 730 CHESTNUT Street.
LOON AT THE BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERY.
No Moobine bus sho
GROVER & BAKER EMBROIDERS,
THE MOT sums AND PERFECT BRAIDER L USE,
COMPARE MR UNRQUALLED BRAIDING.
TEST THE STRENGTH AND
BEAUTY OF irs STITCH,
THE STRONGEST AND MOST ELASTIC IN USE.
VASTLY SUPERIOR
IN BOTH CRULITIZO
TRY ITS EASE AND RAPIDITY OF NOTION.
I=l
VAEIETIES OF SEWING-.
ITS CAPACITY IS WITHOUT LIMIT.
ACCURATE,
PERFECT, and
BEELIJTIFUL
EXADIINE ITS SIMPLE MEOHLLNIS73I.
INVESTIGATE. TEM
INQUIRE. 41ORPARE,
EXAMINE. PROVE.
the merits of each
SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET,
Men apply any and ALL the tests poeeible to the
GROVER & RAKER.
•• • . .:13 • zIO. TY •.o• • : •
and your verdict will accord with that of
THOUSANDS THROUGHOUT THS LAND,
Who proclaim It. FOR EXCELLENCE,
TR& BBST IN lISB.
REASONS WRY
y
PERSONS PREFER THE " FLORENCE. "
It dome better and fines work than can be done on any ,
other Machine, and never skips stitches.
It is the only Machine that can make the look and
knot stitches.
It is the only Machine having a perfect and uniform
tension or upper and lower thread.
• V.
It is the only Machine ha l ving the reversible feed mo
tion, enabling the operator to !soften the ends of seams.
thereby saving much labor.-
It is the only Machine that will not vex and annoy the
operator by getting out of order.
It is the only Machine made on correct mechanical
winciplee, without any springs to get out of order, and
will last a lifetime.
VII.
There is no other Machine that will do so wide a range
et work as the Florence; disuses from one kind of stitch
of anther: can be made instantly white the Machine le
in motion.
VIII.
It rises all kinds of thread, and Hems, Fells, Binds,
Tucks, Braids. Cords. Quilts, Gathers, and Sews on a
Rutile. at the same time.
It /x.
wacereee BO many advantage; over all others that it
is universally acknowledged to beats perfection. of Bas
ing Machines.
There is no risk in buying the Florence. We warrant
every Machine to give entire satisfaction or money re
funded. Besides, we keep them in order. and give in
struction free of charge .The public are invited to call
and see the operations of this perfection of Sewing Ma.-
/shines. It meet be seen to be appreciated. and coats you
nothing to teat fts merits
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
aple•lit Oaf) CHESTNUT Street.
STATIONERY 0,; BOOKS,
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS.
Stock Brokers' Purchase and Sale Books.
Stock Brokers' Receipt & Delivery Books.
ORDERS SOLICITED PROM BARKS, 'MURANO&
RAILROAD, OIL, AS D MINING OOMPH.
PIES AND CORPORATIOINS. IX
/MUTED PROMPTLY AND
AT LOW FAIO&.
a -
DICOSS 481 L Co.,
BLANK BOOR AND ENVELOPE
DIELNIMAGTURERS.
- WW COMPANIES FORKING CAN
be /applied with
OEB.TIFICATBS OF STOOL
TBANSPBR BOOK.
aroox LBOGIRS,
OR .NOSE. NOTES, DRAFTS,
And every variety of Account Bookefand Stationery. on
reasotable tonne, at
WILLIAM MANN'S,
Stationer, Printer, and Blank Book glanufaotnter.
43 South FOOKTM Ntreet,
ap22 lm Philadelphia.
BLANK BOOS S AN D STATIONERY.
BARN A BANKRIZS. MEIROILLNTB, hi aIitIIPACI
VJUKBE, IiaILROAD 0061PLIIKEI. dca..
Win dud it to their interest to order from the under
signed.
BLANK BOONS. PAPER, AND STATIONERY,
All binds for Business, Professional, and Private use.
For sale at moderate prices by
WILLIAM MaNN,
Stationer, Printer. and Blank Bent Manufacturer.
43 South vormru Street,
arft-lm Philadelphia.
WHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PAPER
-a• IND 8ri 3 761.0P18 IN TUB CITY. —lnitiale stamt.
ad without extra charge. ge aerortment of Blank
Books and Stationery at the lowest pease.
Plnatograph •lbow• An trameneo 14 , 11Orttnellio hom
ing. 1, oni 12 to 2XO Piettures, from 88 cents to twenty
do:lare.
albums. 60 pictures. morocco 38
• • 90 • 450
" 200 • ". •
• 60 5 8
00
Call and Pllrnine OW dock and 1411 if they Are not
cheaper than 'lon can buy elsewhere.
8. 1108BINR
ep22.2t11* 921 SPRING GARDEN. onr LINDEN St.
KENNEDY, STAIRS, & CO.,
Nos. 130 and 132 North Wharves,
ABOVE ARON STREET.
WI3OLESALE DEALERS
PICKLED AND DRY FISH.
• large stock. In assorted packages, suitable for Coun
try Trade, Mere,. on band- maw=
C°llllB AND BUNIONS.
PETERSON
PETEMON
PETERSON
PETERSON
OORN
CORN
CORN
CORN
OINTMENT
OINTMENT
OINTMENT IN
O
Will thorciait.l7 tun COM tad SUMAS. Without
bold by Drnigids eTeiTWiters. Priem 26 cents.
JOHNIT. sIN. HOLLOWAY. & COWDEN. Agent%
ten 913 North Fltriteif
MORt4AN, OF R, & CO., STEAM EN.
ty- 3 GINE BUILDERS, Iron Fonodere, and general
Itlachibiot.and Boiler makers,Bro. 3419 CALLOWEIMI ,
Street. PhilAclelphis. tello-ki
716 CHESTNUT Street.
710 AMOR street.
In PRINCIPLE.
43/1 SIEIBRTAIIT Stmt.
4!lress.
SATURDAY, APRIL 23, '1864.
Ode
FOR THE TBROENTRNARY OPLRBRAT/ON OP SHAHS.
PBABB'S BIRTHDAY, APRIL 23, 1664.
BY MRS. GUSTAVUS RISHOH•
Hall ! Poet Laureate of the earth,
With genius of celestial birth—
Immoital Shit!severe, hell I
Through every age, in every clime,
Thy glowing thoughts, thy works subliote,
Forever shall 'novel.
Hall I Poet of the Soull each thought
Of thine, by inspiration caught,
Seems echoing still thy name;
For thee we chant enduring pratse,
For thee we twine with greenest bays
The laurel wreath of fame(
Thy
works ,so
w
ilee oSorl
From out the world of dreams,
The inner world, where fancy dwells,
wonderful, s
s o iiVitig e rare 11
;
1111X'
Weaving her amird, music opens,
Like brilliant innligat gleams.
• Iv.
Here Science, Nature, Truth, end Art,
To thee their wondrous gifts Impart, -
Thou chosen child of song f
Teacher t libtorian I Critic I Friend(
rhoonopoer I in thee allidend
And all thy fame prolong.
'Greet Sculptor! 10, ourselves, through thee,
In hie•like imegery we see,
Carved by a miter hand,
All human passional—Love, Grief, Fear,
Sweet Patience, Pity, Meray—here
Before our yieloo. stand.
VI.
We read, and lot before us tiro
Elkins and sprites from fairy skies,
In robes of beauty bright;
Upon thy characters wegaze,
Limit in a wild, bewildering mare
Ot wonder and delight.
VII.
Of every rank, sod sex, add age,
The hero, lover, chile, or sage,
The beggar and the king,
With equal ouch are here defined,
The labor of thy giant mind,
Whose praise all nations sing.
In truthful outline, Vivid light,
Thy figure. stand, in colons bright
As the blue vault above
Withpotriler's art the °saves speaks—
We mark the blush on beauty's cheeks,
The blissful blush of love.
IL
See meroyis tear. in Portia's eye, -
Revengeful Shylock, mending by,
Sis hearUetB bond to claim; .
Or Hamlet Grimed, with fevered breath
Mourning a sire's untimely death,
A mother', guilt and shame.
See Romeo's grief and dark despair
When, banished from his loving fair,
The earth a depart seem ;
Fair Juliet! weeping for her lone,
Fining, as sloth the maiden dote,
Or wooing Lathe's dream'.
XL -
Great Omar/ by his kinsmen Slain
Marc Antony, in grief and pain.
Weeping beside his bier;
Mach( th 1 With guilty, Wood stained hands,
(ha lianquo's ghost Debora tam stands),
Trembling with pallid fear.
%11.
As guilty Cardinal Beaufort diem.
See good King Henry I lift his eyes
In earnest, holy prayer,
That Ileaven would Did his terrors cease,
Grant the departing spirit peace, '
The dying sinner spire !
XIIL
" Lord Cardinal, if on Beavenls burst
Thou thin Met," in such an hour aa this,
With but one word of thine
"Make signal of thy hope," sleet
In silent awe the moments pail,
" Re ate and makes no sign 1"
XIV.
4, Wrought he not well who painted thud?"
Could mortal skill depict for us
A picture mere sublime?
Could even religious voice impart
A legman to the human heart
.M.me solemn, mere thvinel
Great Shakepeare I to prolong thy pram—
We need no monument to raise -
Of costly marble high ;
Thy name shall live uatil the lee
Shall cease its daily Gonna to run—.
Thy fame shall never dia;
xv'.
•
Bright Star of Poesy evermore
As wanderers seek their native shore,
Shall the enlightened soul,
"For thoughts that breathe an words that burn"
To thee for inspiration turn,
As magnet to the pole.
Though England claim thy place of birth,
And prize full well thy matchless worth,
In this enlightened day,
Let Albion claim thee not alone—
While every nation rears thy throne,
All tongues their homage pay.
xvirr.
And thou, my country ! in thine hour
Of darkest need, shalt own the power
Of one whole endless fame
IN aiding e'en thy came of right t
Lending its beams oi living light •
2.„ To glorify thy name!
XIX.
Thus ever doth the immortal soul
Of Gtenius every age control—
Shedding effulgent rays
Of heavenly light o'er all the earth,
Speaking its high, angelic birth,
And the (ilea% Father's praise !
Henry "VI
William Shakspeare.
(Aram 23, MC)
She sat in Her Eternal House,
The Sovereign Mother of Mankind;
Before Her was the peopled World,
The hollow Night behind !
" Below my feet the ithunders break,
Above my head the stars rejoice;
But Man, although be babbles much,
lieu never found a Voice !
" Ten thousand yeah have come and gone,
And not an hour of any day
But he has dumbly looked to me
The things he could not say
" It shall be so no more," She said.
And then, revolving in Her mind,
She thought: " I will create a child
Shall speak for all his kind."
It was the spring-time of the year,
And lo ! where Avon's waters flow,
The Child, her darling, came on earth,
Three hundred years ago.
There was no portent in the sky,
No cry, like Pan's, along the seam ;
Nor hovered round. his baby mouth
The swarm of classic bees!
What other children were, he wan,
If more, 'twits not to mortal ken;
The being likest to mankind
'Made him the Man of Mon I
They gossiped, after he was dead,
An idle tale of stealing deer ;
One thinks he studied Law, and one
Taught school—but naught is clear,
Save that ha married, in his youth,
• A maid, his elder; went to Town;
Wrote plays ; made money ; and at last
Came back, and settled down,
A prosperous man among Makin,
In Stratford, where his bones repose
And this—what can be least—is
The World of Shakspeare knows!
It like us that we know no more,
For where we love, we would know all:
What would be small in common men,
In great is never small.
Their daily habits—how they looked—
The color of their eyes and hair
Their prayers, their oaths—the wine they drank
- The clothes they used to wear—
Trifles like these declare the men,
they
nd should survive thm—nay,
W A e'll end them somewhe e re—if 11 needs, ;
We'll rake among their dust I
Not Sbakopeare'i I Be bath left his tune
On him disturbs it; let it rest—
The saeredest that ever Death
Laid in the earth's dark breast !
Not to himself did he belong,
Nor does bis life belong to us;
/lough , he sac; give o'er the search
If he were thus, or thus.
Before he came, his like was not,
Nor left be heirs to share his powers;
The Mighty Mother sent him here,
To be Her Voice—and ours!
To be Her Oracle to Men ;
To be what Man may be to Her;
Between the Maker and the Made
The beat Interpreter.
The hearts of all men beat in his,
Alike in pleasure, and in
ain
And be contained their myriad minde—
Mankind in Heart and Brain! •
Shakspearet Whet Shapes are conjured up
By that one word ! They come and go,
More real, shadows though they be,
Than many a man we know.
Hamlet the Dane—unhappy Prises,
Who moat enjoy e when suffering most :
His soul is haunted by itself—
There needs no other Ghost !
The Thane whose murderous fancy sees
Ihe dagger painted in the air ;
The guilty Bing who Maude appalled,
When Banque tills his chair 1
Lear in the tempest, old and crazed
-11 Blow minds! Spfl Jere, singe mg while head!!!
Or, sadder, watching for the breath
Of dear bordella—dead I
The much abused, relentless yew;
Grave Prover°. in his magic Isle :
And !She who captived Anthony—
The Serpent of old Nile
Imperial Forms, heroic Souls,
Greek, Roman.masters of the world •
Kings, queens,—the soldier, scholar, prieete.
The courtier, sleek and curled
;
Be knew and drew all ranki of men,
And cid such life to them impart,
They prow not old,—lmmortal Types,
The Lords of Life and Art!
Their Sovere, he as She was his,
The Awful Mo the r (Atha Rice,
Who, bid from all Her children's eyes,
Unveiled to him Her face :
Spake to him till Her Speech was known,
Through him till Han had learned it—then
Enthroned Him in Her Heavenly House,
The Most Supreme of Men [
—The Aqund /Wk.
TIrR EF4
FREE ADID-BASY ROYALTY.—When the Greek de
putation in the spring of /eat year came to Copen
hagen-10 invite the young Prince George of Glints
burg to accept the crown of the Rellenes, the gen.
tlemen composing the deputation were dulyrecetved
by the Ring in audience. It was *old weather, and
the eons of Attica, appearing with red noses and
bluish cheeks, gave unmistakable signs of the bine
rime of the northern climate. After their introdue
tier, the Ring, sten& by their frozeigront appear.
brow. said to them : "I suppose you feel very geld
here?" The descendants of Mlltisdes and Epsmi
amides could not deny that they did, however much
else they might be pleased wi.h the hospitable Cle
penhageners and the fair Danish den/Sell. "Ay, I
thought so," resumed his Majesty. But Isuppose
you wear no flannel jneketal" The cream of the
Hellen.s could not say that they were provided with
that useful garment. "Then, " continued the mo
narch, you must get yourselvessome • it is abler
lutely necessary in tilts country. Looleherati torn_
tog no his sleeve, "this is the thing you want. You
buy theflannel at Mr So and.:3oes, In the Ostergade;
it costs so much an ell ; go there to-morrow and get
it I" Whether the Greeks followed the advice is not
known tons, but we have been told that they were
blgbly pleased with this sort of familiar converse
tion, favorably contrasting it with the stiff and mo
nosyllatdcal way of expression of their departed
Otho.—New Monthly Magazine.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE *mimic IiIARKET.
• PHILADELPHIA, April $2,
There was coneldere'ble movement in gold to-day, at
figures ranging from 173 to 176. with an advancing ten.
depot , . Exciting rumors concerning the armies in Vir
gir la. and fears that Gen. Lee will again invade Penn.
eylvanta, were very plenty, and added to the number of
Sold btlYBl4.
The money market was much easier,. although the
rate Is still 7'f cent. There is a feeling of more coati
dance, end parties who trembled yesterday were look
ing much brighter today. Goveinment securities were
very firm. and the demand unite active .
Stocks are still unsettled. Much cash stock is still
Offaed, and buyers receive all they require at abcfat yes.
terdey'e Sautes. There was moreinquiry for o=l stocks,
and a special demand for Irwin. which before the well
wait choked up sold at 10, and today UP to O. showing
that the prospects of the company are.ettil good. Bead
ing glares fluctuated between 69M4 1 611%; 7d W6B bid f.r
Pennsylvania. Philadelphia and Erie sold at 34% ; North
penneylvania at Mg; Little Schuylkill at 47%; Hunting-
don and Broad Top rose to 30. Minimisea sold at 20..44,
33% bid tor the preferred. Alrch-41roet sold at Mr BDruse
and Pine at Mk; Second and mind at 75: Girard College
at 3134. Locust Mountain Coal sold at 62; Fulton at 12.
Clinton was largely taken at 2 Green Mountain sold at
7: Bit Mountain at 934; Alsace Iron at 434; Conner
Mining at 2; Marquette at 7: Keystone Zinc at 2.14; Mer
rimac at3l4 t final 164 it. bid for Peanalautiata. 011
Creek sold at Seneca at 2. The market closed in
active. •
Drexel & Co. quote
1881 .
Unit a d "eBre.ivdtertor 6414'4
" Ola Clerk. of Inoebtednese. Ana.
73 , ID Beteg 110 112
Quartermasters' Vouchers 97% 96
Orders for Certificates of Indebtedness 1.14 1%
Gold 72
Sterling Exchange 74
192.5 f
United States 5-90 Bonds loe%
Quotations of gold at the Phil/do:01as (414 Szogenge,
No. 34 Routh Third street, wood am:
934 A. M •
11 A. M - 17114
12 M
1 P. M 173% 6
9 P. M - .....
4 P. a1...,—.....—... ......... . ... ..17
Market strong
The following i 8 the amount of coal shipped over the
Huntingdon and Blood Top Mountain Railroad. for the
weal ending Thursday. April 21. 1964. and sinew JannarY
1. 1864. together with thooorre.ponding period last year:
Week. Previously. 'Petal.
Tons. Tons. Tons.
8 080 08,04 104.087
7.476 8.4.010 89.098
1864
1861
IM=2=l
Tho iliapeatione of Floor and Maal. in PhiladelPhla.
during: the week ending April al.. 1864. were ga follows:
Half barrels of Ottperflne . 66
Barrels of superfine 10,868
fine
rolddings 13
`•
Caron . 86
Meal 78
Condemned..
Total 11.183
Tbs following national banks were "authorized be•
tween. the 9th and 15th &the present mouth:
Milne, Location. • Capital.
First...-. Jersey city. N. J 1.200 WO
Filet ht. Johnsville. N. Y. • .... .... 76 mr.)
Central National—New York 1,000 000
First ..Laporte. Ind 50 OM
Binh.— Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio 60.030
bational Bank of the kepnblie. B 11r.94.,„ ... Loan
First ........ ......-Msolmeie-burg_ Pa........... 100.000
Firtt Cumbel laud. Did 100 000
First Brockport, N. V 50,11 N
First Northampton. Mass 200,003
Total
or wr.gai e amount of capital
NV bole number of banks
There are eleven national banks now authorized and
doing business in the city of New York, whose aggregate
capital emounto to 517,40,000.
The value of the imports Into Great Britain during the
last three Tema wee as follows:
1661 Jt3l7, 4E15. D 24
1862 zza 716 976
1863
The fonevriog comparative table itrgir . s . ti - e aniot l et 9 t i l
revenue of t teat Britain dririna the years ending Starch
31, in 1883 and 1889:
X 24
1884.
.624. 084. INV £23.232.000
17;100.000 .18.2-.7.0J0
8.994 000 9.317.000
ire.op 3.218 GO
Customs
Excise
mps
Taxes
PrOPert9 tax• • ••
Post Office
ete't , h 1111011....
Miteene.D.eono...
Total Income
The returns of the Bank of England for the week end•
ing If arch &eh compare as followe with the statement of
the protons week
March 23. March SO.
Public deposits S. 9. 841,323 £10,230.4'8
Other deposits , 12.480.164 12.658 936
Government securities....-- 11 273,114 11. 273, ;11
Other eetnritie. . 20. 743. 429 22,199, 370
Notes in circplalioA . ~,,.19,919 940 28.409 626
Braille and bu11i0n...........14.449.201 14.180.519
The Dew York Evening Poat of to-day says:
Gold ensued at 1724, and after selling at 174 X, closed
d
Exchange la heavy at MOM. Bankers draw for gold
at 111:%.
The loan market continues to work more easily, An .
incraaslnc ameent of capital is-finding its way into the
city in quest of temporary employment. and for the per.
chose ot aproved securities.
The pub lic confidence Is returning. and the banks are
regarded as strong enough to meet any probable ext.
gency of the immediate future. We understand that to
Prevent a repetition of the ruinous disaster of the Peet
Week. the banks will keep a larger margin of legal
tenders than has heretofore by some of them been
deemed adequate.
The stock market has been more animated than at any
time since the beginning of the late panic. Governments
are stroig. Registered 1881 are wanted at 113. and a
laraP quantity of five-twenty coupons sold readily at
unenL Certiflestee are better, and are held at 98.
Coal stocks are dull. Central Is offered at 70 American
at titZ itiPltmotrek cod Andean at 223. Pennsylvania at 210.
Railroad bond. are stronger, and railroad shares are
ts PILL 'rt. / au:at.
Before the first session gold was quoted at 172746174.
New York Central at 16410134 Brie at 113(07114. Reading
at 189611193 a. Michigan humbug at 66500(692.
Central at 12701273. Pittsburg at 111(07113%. Northwest
ern at 51(0764, Brie Preferred at 107. Rook Island at W.
Fort Wayne at 112%.
The appended table exhibits the chief movements at the
board compared with the latest prices of yesterday
TrL Tha Adv. Des.
United states :61. 1881, real 113 114.. 1
United Mates sixes. 1991. c0ng.....11, 172
United States seven-thirties 1104 111 36
United States five-twenties. e011b.110.4' 1193;
United States Lyear car., cur 97% 97% . •
American Gold 173% 169 4%
Tennestee 5ixe5............ ........ 69 67 2 .•
Missouri abtea Ett
Mille Ril 1K
new York a Central Railroad • / Rei 36 /huh
Brie 133,44 UU.I lib
Brieipreferred —.lOB 108 - 2 ..
Hudson River 191 MX •X •
Harlem. --
Reading 117% 138% • • %
Michigan Central.... ...140 1.3834 • I%
Michigan Southern 69 66% . 34 • •
Michigan Southern guarantied.. •131 130(4 34 • •
Illinois Central Scrip 127% 127 r, Yik
Pitt/bur 112 x 13. f.
124 ..
Toledo- • 1493 ( 148 834 • •
112% 1% ..
Tort 114 • . . •
Prairie De Chien.. --• 69 8734 1%. • •
Terre Haute. 68 63 6 ..
Terre Haute Preferred 82 68 ... 1
Northwestern ..... 64 64 •,
No Preferred IS 16 4
Wabash • Wabash Preferred ••••• • • .......... 81 BO 1 • •
Canton..— 49 46 9 • •
7114 - geg 3% • •
Quicksilver
wage Sales, AprUWA.
a, Philadelphia Bzehange.)
BOARDS.
"Milady". Stook. Mac
(Reported to S.H. iiiLASMAKE
BEFORE
700 Feeder Dam 2
len quetteMEN" 7
60 Cation itsa IL..cailt. PAM
600 Beading .66. 70
PIRET
109 Reid 649 y
60 do.. ...9dy 4.49 49
100 New York it hliddle.l934
aced Fulto n C0a1......ba 12%
100 o 12
601 Acton Idonntalri....62
100 /Etna 16
100 Soho3lk 1 Rim. prof 4134
1( B
2 Forma 7 0 d 0.... 4 4
pre1.....86.136.
100 LitmeSeh R. 41%
100 North Penns B. MI .34%
60 Bunt dt Br'd Top ft 29
NO do SO
200 Phil di Erie R • .44h'
ei
11.0 ,esoutiT do.• ..
hird-et R blo 34%
4
100 bprnati di PlOOl6
54 do 16%
33 do • 1634
ICOO Oltir 6e..New 100 i
600 do New Loan
KOO 10910
10P0 Allegh eo coup 54.. $U
lm 6. ea
1000 SOO
North Pena a 0*....103
*OO do .. • ... .••
BZTWE
100 Soh Nay praf...b3o 4234
10(0 Pittebnrg to reg_ch 97
BOGO Cam 43 Am ge Vi -.108
8000 do-- most ....Alt%
40(0 state ea. War Loma( 8
2(017 B 6 201:daregcap106
60(0 State be 99h
SWORD
100 Waging it mu
B(X) do. ... 830 6056
180 d 0.......... cash 6814
r
doo WO h
00 Phtlo a Brie ... 68
S 6
70 011 Crar k 934
1000 0
II 86-2 A sde• clew:L.lli
1000 Cem & Am Oa SS— 107
110 Girard College It 8134
100 eatawisaa B 20
200 Fulton b 612
100 LOU' Island B •. 49
70 Huns & Bd
Little Sca R... .. ... 47%
30 Btaelkill E . .... 6356
200 Irwin ,
60 West Phila 74
60 Bear ...... 17
BOARD.
AFTER. '
200 Cat Prof ..les 393 i
100 North Penna... bO 39%
ICO Fulton ..... 12
400 d 0...... 19
100 Me Mount 934
10000 Greendo b 8 7 Mt.... • b 6 6%
1
2600 Clinton .b 5 2
No 9. system!, Zino.... 2%
400 Baading.• • • 6 %
100 any Com. ••• . b 5 34
200 Arch et 36
100 Nay Prof 4024
140 SneoLnanal.....bBo 26%
600 Reading MO 69316
200 do Mg
100 do 80Wa
100 Y & Mid.....b.40 18%
2f 0 SDK' Canah».bBo 28
1 1
Irvin g . 9
100 AA* Fret • b2O 41%
CLOSING PNIC
BIM Asir.GOld.
112
Reading It 89g 8914
Perna ..... 7a 74
CatitmlamAß........, 19% 2034
Do prof 89% 8819
North Pallag a... fax 33%
RAU & Brie .11... 94% 98
Long Island _
gobtlll alav
D 0..... 41 41%
Onion cane; 1 336
Do 2 Of
Sumo Canal. 28
1
Fulton Coal. 7.1
Big 915119taaii... 11 AL
T Mid 18 DA
Owl:1104mM Coal ea 41 30
N. Carbondale. . . ..
Tamaqua C0a1.... • •
Feeder , •
Clint.= Coal IN 2
American Kaolin 2 10
Penn Nina ID .10i.
Girard Mlnin2.• • . • . 81,1
462 825 000
• ••• • • • .855/.1:83, 200
, .
. 1.687.100 9.081 000
•
3.660, 600 3,610,000
, 300.000 aoo 600
2,76 q. 661 3.096,989
870.693,661
£70.405.988
1.1:0 Beading cash 69
no do •
000 do bIS 80.44
100 d 0....
CUED.
BOARDS.
105 011 Creak 514'
100 Irwin
00 Reasding..•.... b 5 8 .. 6SU
150) Alsace b 5 4
'ioo Catawba Prof. .blO 40
CO Marquette 7
300 A esce 4,14
110 Reading A , 8003% Anti 68 %
500 do
liei
600 d0.....-ades&hd easc
)00 Reading.— —2 de 09
100 +leave ---b 0 44 .
100 Gonher .. .. . 214
100 Reading.• • ....... . 0096
200 do .. 13914
4 "for Can Prof.••• .1424
4 , 0 Reading Kni
900 Big .»..... 934
400 banana... 2
200 Ire, 9
ro Reading b3O 00)4
UM Cat Prof . 94X
910 do. . . .. 40y
800 Reading 1 oe4
185 011 Croak... .. . .
100 'Fulton Coal_ —NS 12
1,600 Soh Naves 'B2 •••• 98g
100 616.tiraiso tint.... .11
1200 d OO Biwao ..° 2 2.56
3e"
, „
800 Oat 12 Pf sso . ait Vß 10 9934'
21-8)4 O'OLOOS.
Md. deg.
%la Inning.-- /5 17
Phila & Boston. • • • •
Mandan. 0.54.
Marrinotts . ..... •• • .
Conn Minint••••• 131.100
Also rut Irma.. •• • 1 % 2 21,
Oil creak ........ ,•
Mania 114.114011.. 11 16
maCjintook 104 DYs .
Ronal's) , 00.... . • • .
Perry 011 11
Mineral Oil 4 034
Keystone On •••• 8
Venaugo .. 2
Seneca 0
lo
EMMA 011 2/1
Ornanio 011 2 239
Franklin .. . • • 2
Rowe's via! 011 3 8,,)9
lrerlog 00 82 * I "
• Pope Farm •• 4
Roder Coal - 4 .•
Keystone Zino. • 284 3
New Crook.—•• - •• 1 156
THE WAR .FIEWEGIENg •
(PUBLISRED WE LL)
Tax Wm'. Pezna AMU be mut to enbeselbets blf,
mall (Per eantini In adAnmeel it........ 90
• 6 00
live coulee—
goli.• MM. 800
Ten eOOlO4 .15 00
urger Cuba than Ten 061 be clikargad et the sew
rete.,4oloo tor egyer.
The mono moat 00080 aorompanu the order. and
In no inetanoe nen these terms be dantazedfroat, ag thei
afford eery' 00/6 more thine the Met or paper.
4816 1, Faetinsatere Sr. reaneeted to sat se agents Me
Tai liar him.
Sir To the getter-nto Of the Olttb of ten or Sweats. 10
emze COPT of the Pane, 001 be even.
Weekly Review of the Philades. Markets.
gli—lftentslit•
There ban been lees doing la Produce this wsek •
the markets have Leen unsettled and irregular. owiliNg
to the daily changes in gold. Flour is firm, but diens is
not much doing. Wheat is rather better. Cora is 11i
rather better. Oats are without change. Berk is Mare
active. and prices have advanced, Cotton la rather bat
ter. Coal is in good demand. Coffee is In fair demand
at former rates. Fish are in demand, and price/it are
rather better. In Fruit there is no change to notice.
The Iron market continues very lirm, there better very
little stock here to operate in. There is less doing in
Molastee. but prices are unchanged. Soldts of Yemen
tine has declined. Rosin is without change. Petrole
um is scarce. and selling at former rates. in Provisions
there Is less activity, and prices are pot so arm. Seeds
are wiiboto change. Sugar is firmly held. but there le
less doing. Whisk' la enelloa, and prices have ad
vanced Wool.—There is less doing. but prices are
without ¢bangs The Dry Goode market has been fable.
fictive. and the jobbers are very busy with the Western
ar d. near trade Goods of a.l kinds are well held sad
Min, with light stocks of all desirable kinds on sale.
The Flour market is firm but dull, the demand both
for export and h..me nee having fallen off, and prices
are ssasttltil sod art onion' Sales comprise a 3018 9, CVO
hide including &OW able western and teueitelveraid
extra family at $7.75898 26 "ifi obi; 2.oee bole City Kills
extra and extra family Oa yr Mite term, The retailers
end baker,. tnytnir in a small way at $8 7:47 far
eoPerane, :11(417 75 for extra. $7.7564 25 rot eaten
family aria Vigo G. bbl fur lance brands, as to qua-
Dip. BY* Pinar continues scarce and in demand. at
$5. Kit Dbl. (Aire Meal is without change. and there W
vory'...Alle doing: Pennsylvania is offered at $0.75 W
barred, , r."
Oka It,—ipnrst is dull, and prices are 1• wet with
eater of about 39,000 bushel. at 10841 76c for common to
good Western. and Pennsylvania reds and prime do at
l.81(d1 Mc; white le ceiling at 1.91820rc bushel. as to
quality Rye is scarce, and in demsnd, wish smell saes
sr. r 40s )4 bus Corn is quiet. and prices are rather lower,
P till tarter Of about ao,uw bnehelit at 1.30031316 bias for
mime 'yellow In store and afloat Oat,. are rather dal.
are Mlles of 200E0 bushels at WM. 3$ bathe'. • sale Of
12.0(0 bushels B arley was made at 1.3441.41)0 it bits, eat
3.1(0 bushels dealt at issue .
The following ars th. receipts of Flour and Grata et
t his port goring the past week
11.200 bblm
Wheat..—• •—• • •••• •• •-• • •••• ..... • ..... .45. 7110 MIL
Corn. ••-• • 150.4t0 be*.
oms.
...... her.
PhCifilllONS. —The market is unsettled am prices
arc rather lower; sales of lees Pork are making at gig
27 11 11 bbl for old and new. My-parked bleat Beet le seri-
hog 16017. Ti Beer fittillei are held at ea 027 89
bin. Vacua le in fair demand, with sales or tleteres
at 117(d31ec for plain and - anon Duke at lairal.te end
Shot:deers at 1120igl12)ic till lb, cash. Greeu ateats are
coming in more freely; 1,6(0 bbls and tierces pickled
Rams told at 16616 he ; Side. at 1151®130.and eihda.eare
at 12612Y0 cash Green Haws are telling at lee
Lard is lir fair demand, apd privet are rather lower, with
s.a.e. of bbl. and 'lateen at iesg@Moo. and kegesitl: g y
ih. Butter is dull and lower. with sales of roe a t 3. 18c 't lb for common to prime. Cheese is quiet at lea.
lags ace selling at 2fc doz.
METALS.- There is very little Pt Iron offering, tat
the market is firm, with sales of 1,000 tuna Anthracite ita
t 6: ®66 Vit ton cash for the three numbing Maanftettired
/roe in in steady demand at Mil Mae.. Lead is veer
tuntet, and we near of no sales Copper—small salaried
3 show metal are making at full prices.
BARR —Quercitron is moss active, and prices are
lather better 100 Lhde of first No 1 sold at $39010712 ton.
(Lob DLEF.--bm ell slllll3b f Adamantine are ...erne at
2151(gtMo. and Mil wattat at 23c ift tb cash. Taliow wig
gle. are withcut change
COAL —There is a good demand, and large shipments
ere making to go berth at micas ranging at from $7 6008
Tit ton. on board at Ricateond.
LOIf)ES. rkes are without change. but the demand
is limited, with sales of 1.201, bags !Go at 440170 'II Or.
and 3. GOO bate of Lagnayra on private terms.
t..OTTOP —The market is rasher firmer, end prices
bane Ideas cad. with toles of ab 310 hake in iota at
from 71681c'41 lb. cash for middlings
IBA TllElS.—emall sales of good Western at retaking
at s GS IS lb.
DIGI AND DYES. —There is very little risings.
email sale. or Soda Ash are making at 4.ldelidc TO L.
indigo 13 45 !advanced : small sales of Bengal are making
at $2 bu lb:
Flt.ll.—The tneriret is better. with sales or 600 Mils
&bore ge at era 26 Th1;10 ; sales from store are leaking at
$ll3 60 ler 80. 1. 41126 Ql4 for 2e. and $9 age t.r smell
ano large 3e. Cob selling at 63‘06,91'0151b.. whisk
is an advance_. Pickled Herring are seilliag at from
*4 60 to s7.lt 61.1 for Rampart and Labrador.
Oraiigtlti and Lemont gold
from the wharf at *1 7065 19 box. Green Apples are
scarce, and eel/ at from 115®596 bbL Dried apples are
scarce. and selling at 'Nigh ic 36 lb. Dried Femmes are
selling at from 1831 (0/21c Ts ito
FEhlolirs —'the rates to Lives pool are without change
at is cd for Flour. 6d for Grain. and 16@ille ter peaty
Roods. Worm eeiteela have been cb arts yea to the West
Indies and return at 6(051c for Sugar, and $4 70 for ma
lmsey Coal frreghse are unchanged; ehipmente to tee
tomh are making for the Government at 00 to flew Ur.
Mena. $7.60 to renencola. $6 60 to .Key West. $5.60 tO
Charles ton. and $2. 75 to Fortress Monroe.
GLUM 0.-2 here le more doing; Peruvian is scam, and
selling at $llO nor ton.
DID 68.—in dry there ie not much doing, Prices ire
so high tent ere purchase cautiously, any as they are
now. in some cases. waiting for e new sappy of bark,
it ceases a cull market. For green salted there is more
demand and the stock on the market being light , prices
have a dvan ced
. h. % t lb The Association are setting
t4olr cow at 140, and steer at lee, and have °edam for
More than they can supply. Outside dealers sell at )2I
a11&.4, 0. Off of best they are worth 9c for cow. and I.oa for
steer. During the week there have been arrivals of Mei
African and 2.285 Porto Prays, which are now oa the
market unsold. The African will probably be skipped
to an eastern =arises.
. .
making
HOPS
at : —nem la a better demand; small sale* kW,
WNW le lb
LEATHER —The active inquiry reported in our last
for sole leather. continues, and receipts being lighter.
the market is quite bare, and prices have an upward
tendmcy.
tixsuonvin Some.—The weather contincilug,for the sea-
SOD, vety nnia , foratde for drying and sending it to mar.
het, the receipts are very light, and not equal to the de
mand. and with the exception of a lot of medium. 130/6
pounds weight. not desirable, the market is very bate.
Prime healy is wanted, and choice light would And
many purcbaseis.
FANISH boss.-The &Mead continues 1100 a. 0.1111400 k
is very scarce: Dross tend nrwarde, and a prime int
menld bring 4(ki.
DB . ;moon Bois.—The inquiry is fair, with an upward
tendency in prices.
COHall11) Lsniants. --The demand has not been quite SO
active the past week, but stock being scarce. and prises
Of rough tending upwards, prices of finished have ad
vaucen
Lti MMES.-There is a fair business doing at fall rates.
with sale, of whttepine boards at $320334, and yellow
sap do at $25075 Ti M.
1120LAbolk.-There is less doing, but prices are with
out change; 200 bhde Cuba Muscovado sold at 871)18c;
200 bole anger-bouse swan : as 7 0 . - . Slid 30n bbi Q
leans at Ele@lc
NAVAL 1,T0RR14.-Priees 6f rosin, tiV, and pitch, are
unchanged, and there is very little doing. Spirits of
turpentLe is less active, and. prices are rather lower;
smell atlas are making at $3 1f03.20 gallon.
OILS - Lard Oil is selling at 1000120 c for spring and.
Winter. Fish Oils are arm, and rather .more active-
Linseed Oil Is in good demand, and selling et $1.82
galion. Petroleum is WilhOtli Change: aboutboo bbl;
sold in lets at Meg& for crime, mom for refined in
bond, and 8C563c IR gallon for free as to quality
The following are the receipts of Crude and Relined at
this port during the put week :
Crude —...... 2400
harked . tivr2oso
PLASTSIL is scarce; soft is quoted at $8 "fe ton.
MICR continues scarce; Rangoon Is gaoled at 10)((g)
103fc lb. cash.
SALT. - lg. OCO sacks Ashton's sold to arrive, and 100
tons ground has arrived to a dealer; market arm, and
pikes advancing.
SEEDS are without change; about elibushels Clover
sold. in lots. at $7 W 07.60 $ 1 bushel an some from se
cond Lands P onshel, Timothy bi dulLittal
sell
ing et 42.0;.G2.10 ill bushel Flaxseed is selling at $3.80
63.2+7 t Lust el
Snit.l2 . B. -All kinds of foreign are excited and very
gulet; N. IL Rum is worth $1.3601.450 gallon; Whisky
in un•ettled and higher, with small miles of b bl; at $l2O
0125 some holders ask more.
bVCIaB -There is less doimbbnt holders are very firm
irf their views; 610 hhds Cuba sold at ROM.' Porto Rico
at 17Mo. and New Orleans at I.23t@le.tto cas h and time.
TALLOW is quiet; sales of city rendered are making
at 18140183ic, and country atl2.,t4c "fi Ib.
TOBACCO.-Leaf and manufactured are in limited do
main, but prices are without change, StmOtogy slap.
ping Data range at from la to tk, and new Pennsylvania.
seed leaf at from 8 to 20c ill lb; sates of black manufac
tured are making at from OU to 70c, and bright do at
fr , m Sic to $1
WOOL.-Prices are unchanged, bat there is less
activity in the market; 12.01.0 !be sold at from 75 up to
lka 38 lb. for medium to fine fleece and tab.
New York Markets—April AZ
iit7iEs are steady at $9 for Pots, and $ll for Pearls.
BREADSTURTS. —The market for State and Western
Flour is twenty to twenty-five cents higher.
Sale, 13,000 bble at $7.80D7.60 for superfine State. $7 70
07 76 for extra State. $7.80@8 for choice do: $7 40(417 55
for supeifins Wooten'. 1137.1402. 10 for eouner, to me
dium extra Western. 48.04118.20 for common to soodl
shipping brands extra round. noon Ohio. and 26®9 80 '
for trade brands.
Soot - barn Flour is 10020 c better; sales of 1. 800 bbls at
08.21@6 40 for common, and $B. Wall 26 for Jersey and
State.
Canadian Flour Is 2002 , 45obeiter• Wl§ 960 e V 76
89 98 for common, and $7. 9C09. 40 for good to Choice
*attn.
Rye Flour Is scarce and firmer at 1110 gel 76. Corn in
scarce and advancing.
Rye is scarce and firm at inacca.a.
-Barley is quiet and firm.
Oats are dull at 88®87e for Canada; 07@873, for State;
and 87@08c for Western.
The corn market is lc higher. Sales 60.000 bushels at
$1.36 for old snow store; $l. 87 delivered.
and fit Sfik for Southerner
Arrival and Sailing of the Ocean Steamer&
TO ARMY",
SHIPS MOM /OS DATII.
Fova Seottan—Livelwol Portland..... ...April 7
.Liverpool••••••Hoeton .•April l6
il
.... on thampton.. new York • April Ig
bootie . Liverpool •• • New York April 26
TO DEPART.
oriel New York Aspinwall..•.• April 13
Illinois . New Tort • • ....Aspinwall—. April 23
Etna New York Liverpool...... April 29
E1avana............New York Havana Oto.• • •APril 76
Asia.," _Liverpool Dew York.— Auril 97
Peruvian .Portland Liverpool A pr a is
Evening Star New York Havana. Sio•••April 93
k =onto. ...... ....New York.— Hamburg April 30
LIVIBTE.111)&151.4.
AT TEE BIERBARTir PRILADELPIFIA.
1.3 1 1 1 , wromen. Burton Liverpool, April 25
bblp Empire Queen. M0ran...... Liverpool. soon.
Snip 4.swingo. Card•.-. Liverpool. soon.
Bark Roanoke. Cookser'••• • Lagnayra. BOOM
PEULADBLPII/A BOARD or runs
1310111:131 , 3. STOKI3I4,
ONO_ N. TATHAM. }Clowirrrin or. TM! MONTH.
10113. MaRsH aLL.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT. OF . PHILADELPHIA, April ,113, MM.
SUM
SIGH WATOK.-....-•5I
- 7 SUN SETO
ARRIVED.
Ship New England. Edge. 12 days from Pannonia. in
ballast to Peter Wright & sons. .
Brig Clio. Grant. 20 days from Trinidad de Cuba, with
m Mama to S & W Walsh.
Brig John Welsh, Jr, Infield. 10 days from Sagan In
Grander with sugar to It & W WeF h.
Brie H C Barley. raven. 22 days from Havana, yia
Beaufort, Xi C, with anger, molasses, &a... to S B Banter
a Co.
Brig Rockingbani. Etwaroe, 20 days from Portland,
with m^-se to Crowell
Brig Titania. Godfrey, 6 days from Fort Monroe, in
ballast to caPiain•
Brig Centaur. Kilton. 12 days from Matanzas. with
Ellear and molasses to John MIME & Co. ._
Brig Shibboleth, Magian,6 days from Boston. with
mass to Crowell &
Behr olf Bich. Brier, 6 days from Boston, with mdse
to Crowell & Col le rm.
Solar Union. White. 1 day from Indian river. Del..
rth limber to J W-Bacon,
Set, Playlor. Tryon. S days from Pooomoke River.
aid, with lumber to J W Bacon
Bch Jam L HeYerin. Hollingsworth .1 day from Little
omit Landing. Dal. with grain to J L Beigla Z "o 'D h
Bohr Georgianna Prettyman, 1 day from ewes. e
With corn to J L BeWleY & no
Behr Clayton *Lowber, Jackson. lay fr om Smyrna,
Bel. with corn to Jae Co. L. Bewley &
Fehr Mary, Rickards 1 day from Camas . Del. with
Vitest to Jae L BeCrlaY & (10.
Fehr Ettralt Warr.n, gloseco l o. l a d e ll o y from Magnolia.
De flo L brP th ea g r r l a , i h n i t cba l id 9 s • 0 r ii, 13 2 . 74 3 ; from St. Martina, With
1 1h & ds U° Trout, 24 hours from Now,
ro
s d i s e o a t a u e J r ai.
'York. mdze o
L.
_2l °. bours from Itcw Twin, With.
H. 13F i sa Wm m' Clara & Co.
t z e o l r w r I' Dm& Band r e a
limg 'nor EMMA , Donn, Hughes, 24
hoursfromN.Ynr
wttbldregies% P. (
i 7 de.
Pierce.
with mdse town'. M. Ltird&CO
13LBABBD.
Sieerneblp Coat!mental. Sumner. Hilton Mead,
Fehr 8 T Garrison, Bllawzr th,,Providenee.
Scbr L P Pbaro, Godfrey. Roxbury.
Fehr Eva. Bell, Lee. Marblehead
Fcbr Grace Watson. Bleb erroili New Haves.
Fehr Dan Gerrie, Clark. New . York.
Bohr 13 la Barley. Vroman Provident&
Fria W Frazier. APplegate. Alexandria.
Salm Igor, Barrett, Fortran Moore
Behr colored°, 3acon. Hampton Boum.
Bohr Dr W Power,. Marc), Norwich.
Fehr Emma Severe, Newburyport.
Bohr Astoria. Haynes, Borten.
Fobr Hendrik Hudson. &very. Norwich.
Behr S B Jones. itth. Bootee.
Selo A Me. whAyere. Cambedgepert.
Bohr genera, l'hf logy. B , stop.
Bar R. DOTOII. Server, Boston.
Erb? Ann Cannon. Daley Beverly.
Sobs R B Miller, I outlaw. Baleen.
Behr &Wile, Price. Grdlny. Salem.
Far Let 0. Encmium, weabingtou.
SCE & W V I l W e ar
I I S l A ,)
New l
4tirntota.
6 4$