THE
l BLIBHEIi DiIUY J6Um> AY S EXOEPXED)
V. FOBKKT.
OFHCS 80. IXEBOOTH Ff>(TßfB STBEBT.
THE DAILY PRESS,
T-i City Snbrorlbera, Is Ten Bmmm r*s AirjnrM, la
(4nws or Twesct Cents feu Week aay&ble to'the
i'liar. Mailed to hnbrmb r» ontif the olty. Hiiig
> UIM I'kr Annck; Fora Xoioaßs ahd Fifty Cestb
lloktbb : Two BoeiAks ahd Twbsty-mth
mb iok three Months, intariably in ad»aaea for
i time ordered.
Nft AdYorttwraeata inserted at the ntnal rats;,
j THE TBI WEEK EY PRESS, ’
{tiled to Subwribeia. Jitr Dollars psr Ahxum, la
itaee. ~ ■
;pry coops.
OTIOB.
,-E AV. ¥ REDUCTION
is o?
DRY ROODS.
wm HALL Sc CO.,
M So*l tli Second Street,
cryssina thbik
DBEfcS GOODS,
BEt&pLS, «; ; '
oiOAKS,
«other floods at'grfatij- wifi
me to do so as our ccnenoy approximates to a
\andarC. mtSVthsm'tt
Bffl&Ih.
[JAMES B. CAMPBELL & CO.,
'B7 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer r! Popular Prices:
,ACK eiuts
In great variety, lticladlar tbo best goads Im
ported. KoJlit Arraares, Gro Gretas, T.yaas
Taffeta. Pertsienne*. Oran da V-&009, Dr»» do
Lyon, Sro daßblne, erad’Afrlane, to.,die.
iORBD BIUCS
In desirable shades, plain and corded solan!
Taffeta and Taffetas Farislennes, Stent Poniards
and Golden Brown Bros Grains of magnificent
(inanity.
>llll7O DEEB9 GOODa
Lupin’s choicest fabrics, single and dcnbls
Width. Mons de Leines, new shades 8-4 Her*
cull's Crepe Marotz, and Temnrtlnes,. Steel
colored Mohair Poplins, Rich Mohair Valencias,
rrensh Jaconets, organdies. Females, etc.'
'DNf’B BOrajaJZiNES,
Taalse, Mons de Lalnes, 8-4 Hernani’s Mo
hairs, Alpacas, and other black, goods at great
ly reduced rates.
WHITE GOODS.
jokti Jaconets, Oarohrica, Swiss Malls, Tansy
, and other popular White Goods at low price*.
LINEN GOODS,
latly rotated rate,, ln« lading Shirting Sheeting,
’lUow linen*, £»ma.kis, Dlapsis, Uapltins, Ac.,
it variety.
aT eeduotion in cotton OOODS.
•abed Hnullw to. popular brand* at and balow
tat rata*.
VTTBTOISrSS’S CELEBHATED KID GLOVES.
PBUITKD LISES CAJiBKiO DB2SSB3.
i prlo«i are marked in plain fltareei from which
(o not deviate.
W&OUB&UUUB ROOMS UP STAIRS,
*fcf
Lm LI NESS, LIJSEN CAMBRIC
.AHBKBBOtoPJ, LINBM GOr>DB.<ta .THoLE-
B uibserifcer h»R estHtiLshad a Hott«o for th.R
sial sale of ALt* BIRDS OF LTNEK GOODS, jass
(red from late large peremptory Auction (ales la
dty and Hew Tort, wuleb howUl Bslt to the (rale
* lotreet market rates for mat cash. Tbe immsduts
llioaof City and country marehaota t« reasoned.
. uEA ii.KS a rAtfS. in at,
Ko. 315 CHDSOa otreel.
(Aboyr Market.)
alttlMWp
SLE LIKBWe,
From tbs lata Anitloa Ssl8»,
AT BESATIT REDUCED PKIOB3.
LotBO{BI,SA<J6M> DAKiSK.
HASkDOOH.
bkows.
CiiSAM .
»s nmnlm off the abovffat a Basil advance on
AtjorroH cost.
CTTKWEN STODDaRT & BRO.,
450, 46», and 4»* Sank SSJOSO Sireet,
' Above WiU iw.
ING STALES
SAXOS’! DKBSS GOODS
f AT GBEA fliY RBBIkiBD PRIOS3,
Sicl’WmS
llfr °“ t nil WEN STOOD ART * 880, (
4,80, 483, and 484 Bortk SECOND Wrest.
Ahora WUlotf.
IXJSBELINE DE lAXNES, 88 OTS.
AH allies of DBEfS GOODS at
REDUCED PKIO*S
OTJRWEN STODDAET & BRO.,
4.50, 45», afcd 464 Iforth. SBCO3O
A.bOTB Witloir.
iINT'JED BATfEGES
FROM 35 TO 31H CSSTS PER YARD,
to* oat, a lot of last >ear'a goods at the above
rises.
- • GOODS of all Mr 4e at
KHDTIOBD PRICES., ___
CrUMWEN S t’ODOAKT & BRO.,
.450, 453, aid 434 HoMta. BBCOYD Street.
„ Above Willow.
AOK ALPACAS
BLACK > 077 MKS, ■_
SLACK CASTOR CLOTHS,
Hi« late Anotlon.Sato hi;■
MDOCfcD PWCB9.
CUBWKtf SIOUDAHT* BKO.,
*5O, 45», and 454 XioiUi SECO»D
' , AHD DEESSBS,
ttelat® WHPsBgMii> petces.
CTJHWEN STOWDABT & BEO-,
-450, 43i*. Mat 454 E'Hti. &ECOSt> Ssieet,
IS gt ** Above WiU>y
jABGE lot of black silks,
thefceHrnaka. toTie soldoh&ap,
waolhau^ /Slglnßjr.
i, a t* 71* ASOH Sheet.
[LL GREATER REDUCTIONS IN
l«ve made sleeping radnctioaa ia
BfcTIOB, and onrentire Stoefc of P««* aad Staple
Ofds, so as to mee; tho Haft fa-U in
l«e» gf all oar otaek. far b&.ow tlie lowest market
SILKS, every variety, at redreed prieee.
BKBBS GOODS at reduced pilose.
MDSMHS, all the best mMtes. **s“f
CAbIGOKH at aveatiy reduced Pricoe
; entire Eprin Stock at redagd sofl _
JS-tt Hoe. 713 and 713 North TMfTS Street.
vaaS'CHBSTSgT BTKKBT-
B. M. NEEDLES,
fxOJM. Cft.estn.Tit Street,
IB *ow moßtvrao a ohkat vasisty o? 5
r novelties
% LAOS COLLARS. SETS. BLBSYBS, Rio.
Alio ft sreftt urEoty of phones. FraEob. pnfTod, .
.ckei. ili "»4. rtriped, piftl4. »u 4 otlei JftAW 1
ulini mlUbl* (o?
WHITE BODIES.
raiertl MWTiffisnt of 9004*, taoe** 31
iJHroMeri**. HiwdkoreMofs, Veils. Bar be*, g|
’* "* GKEATLI EBDUOBD. PBICBS.
A 1«I» I®* of Heailswoik, Ed riots »nd In
’nliOjVnMS *** MW ,tyl ® Val '
itcs (jail »nd BaU.
Wi* CggSTWT BTBEBT.
)lEB’ SPRING CLOAKS.
Opeains daily-new Cloak*,
yrenofc. Cloth Cloaks.
American Cloth Clocks,
idltion B°took ! of reVIT-madsranuti.
*k« to Sd« CloS* of noffSKt eat, aud «IW
5® ESWU s^leDMihatif
U «S older of w, «rtoto c toi«-6lUa(t^w4 o vrtth.
Ktt' B. B. «onwi BIKTH .ad MABKBT St.
itING DRESS. GOODS, OF NEW
MTIBB, ORWMfI DAILST.
5 Spring „
Sprint *<*““*■
*umin*r Fwliij
gplendld prtmiUM.
Kro»le». In I.rtttTtrirtT
sss^sfeSr
t
*® S& Rroth saOOlfo Strwt.
{■EW SSXBT FOR isos.
muirot XirVHIITIOH OF THB ABB IV
HOOP SKIRTS.
W. BKADLBT’B *ow Patent pTJTVtX BlitlP
to double) spsnra skiht.
rEBTS', BRADLBT * OAST Oat» X. *J. «•
at), SOM PSOPKISTOKS and HANOTAOTOBffitS,
(CHAHZSBS and 70 and 81 BEADS Staeeta, Hew
JIB umumOH ooMlrto of Dcpibx (or two) fcj.
10 StoolSpbisos, Infemlmuly B!l l AIDI KT I
u.T together, bdob to bbob. maaln* the ' pooobbst.
t flexible. BLAMIO, »nd Bt ’ E * BL .? i .f p A, l ™ st ®X?l
. Ther seldom botd or bkbak, like the Biiiffie
dir, end eoEßeghfintlr prawrrethetr perfbot aad
utiful Heaps twios u i*oxg as any other Bkirt. .
n womiSraFLEXIBILITYut
ABOBB to K 8.7 LADY Wfr&ri&C the DOTI.BX ISUJPTIO
st wIU he experienced pajfiwlttly la all op owde<i
KJCBLIBB, OPEKAB, OARHIAHBSr RAILROAD rtAR6»
r&OH J*SWBe AKHOHALH9' for FbOHBXADB and HoiTSB
sas. as the Sbirt can be podded when In use to ocoff-.
k fexnall flags at easily a* a Silk or .Mublik Ousb-.
Ladt havln* ewoycd the pleararee comiort,ami
it eomnleae* i» .wsaxiwg th« Dupuax Kluptio
s& chPKTiroteT&T fora bixglz x>at will neper af-er*
•A dlfepeni* with their nao. Pot Chillbex,
sx£*£lYavx<* X*Amafl they are supsrios to all
JET •», tho tart aciilTY ta every purl, laud owinee
ably tti MOOTSBt. moo. bbsißobib, comfortable
o*hont ttao Dhitbb 9tAT®s> t A 5® W!BA •
g/sra/rwat «sg™
HOPKINS’ _ 628
p*sk 8 ®
_ ; : - , '■
TOL. B.—NO. 203.
SILK. & DRI GOODS JOBBERS.
gPKIKG.
1865.
JAB. R. CiJIFBEI.iI & CO.,
nronwro AND JOBBBBS OP DSY GOODS,
«ra7 CHESTNUT STREET,
. •- ■ - >.
CASH BUYERS AT WHOr.ESAT.R
Ah extenslye Miortment of oholeo fabrics In
rOBIIGI JJTD KMMJ.W DRY GOODS,
At and radar market rate..
A« their stock la <2*ll* replenished witli the moat de
tirable offering, of this and other m»rk.cts t it Trill
Uw.y. proTo worthy of ln.pa.tlon.
WHOLB3ALB BOOMS OF STAIRS,
gPRING—IB6S.
EDMUND YARD & CO.,
«1? CHESTNUT AND 614 JAYNE STREET,
HAYS NOW IN STONE A POLL STOCK 3
SILKS ANDJFANCY DRESS GOODS,
AMERICAN DELAINES,
BALMORALS,
SHAWLS AND GLOVES,
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS,
Whleh we offer to the trade at the lowest marital
xaMl*2gifp
gPRING, 1865.
HOKUM, Mm, & MELLOB,
■oe. 40 and *8 WOBTH THIRD STREET.
IMPOSTERS OF
HOBIEKYI
SMALL WARES,
WHITE GOO US.
KAOTrAOTUBSItS OP
mb7-3m gBIBT FBOSTB.
JAMBS, KENT, SANTEE, & 00.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
tot. 539 and 811 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Jlothe, Prints,
Oaaslmeree, Delaines,
latrlneto, Alpacas,
leans, Fancy Dress Hoods,
Jottonades, Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Denims, Brown and Bleached Shirtings,
Itrlpes, ©mlsh Ofcambrae,
Jbftcks, Ornish T woods,
Bngbams, - Flannols,
Diapers, Linens,
FURNISHING GOODS,
(THITS GOODS, BUTTONS. &*., Ac. feSS Sm
WATCiUES AND JEWELRY.
JOB SUBSCRIBER,
HAVING sdgcebbbd
ff. P. DUBOSQ & SON,
AT
IOS3 Gbettant Street,
tcjactftillT lifornu M« mends and anutomarj thathe
u, lor aaie a iarte and varied stock ol
w&amm, jewelry, silveb, mb
PLATED WIRE.
Also, ionriintly oa hand, a large and WeU-assoried
deckel
N. RULON,
bate 01 QlO Tim Ol LSWIS LADOMBS Sc GO.
yATOHIS Hd iZWSLXT CABETOLLT REPAIRED.
GOLD, BWTWt. **d DUWtOHDS BOUGHT. fe4-»nt
CARPETt AND PUL-CLOTaS.
QARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
PRICES REDUCED:
REEVE L. KNIGHT & SON,
807 CHESTNUT Street.,
froth stalCt
1865.
S^PBIKG
CAJaHEJXIISfGS-S.
JJWJH-STBXET CARPET WABEHOUSE.
NEW STOCK,
AT REDUCED PEIOES.
JOS. BLACKWOOD,
tthS-tlietuZm
RABSTON, & 00.,
mardfactubiho asd'commissioh mkkchasts.
CAJR.PMJ'XBNG-S,
OIL CLOTHS, MATTING'S, RUGS, &0.,
JTO. 619 CHESTNUT 8T823T?
PFTTI.ADII.FBIA.
•g» JPUBaSISHMISG 00088.
ffINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
A- The subscribers would invito attention w their
IMPBOVBD CUT 01' SHI STS.
which they jaahe a specialty tu their beaiaess. Also
'“““b'oveltibs'i’os QENTI.BMBN’B wbab.
J. W. BGOTT &CO..
GEHTLBMBW 8 TURN ISIIIH B_STOKE.
Jfo. 81* GHBSTKOT BTBBST,
Four doora balow tbe Coatiaeatal.
Q.OLD’SPATENTIMPROYED STEAM
AND
WATER-HEATING: APPARATUS
fOB WABKIHa AHD VEBTILATING PUBLIC
BUILDINGS A*D PBIVATH BHBIDBHOBS,
MAHUPAOTCBBB ST THB
Wim 8!M ASB WATEK-nEtTISQ
COMPANY
OF PEHHSTLYASIA.
JAMES I*. WOOD So CO.,
41 South TOUBTH STBEET.
B. M. PBLTWBLL,Sup’t,
jaB-Brp»fp
H. BLEEPER & CO.,
MS MINOR STREET,
HAITOFAOXTm-EES, ACCENTS, AND WHOLE*
SALE DEALERS IN
FUST AND GREEK GLASSWARE,
Buts now In store a toll assortment of the above foods.
w ui«ii we offer at tits lowest market rates.
Bain* sole afents for the BALBH BBBH* pLABS
WOEKS. we are prepared to make and work prints
moulds to order. _ .. .
POBTEB, MISEBAL, and WISH BOTTLHB, of a
* n ]jBO?LAMP*CHffIaBTS, APOTHBOABIBS’ SHOP
ffUBKITGBB. SHOW BOTTLSB* STRINGS®, HOHCH
ofatoig VIALS* and Druggists’ Glassware aeneraily,
* CO.’S PITTSBOBa GLASS VIALS
constantly on hand at factory priosSt _ <>ls»Bm
or ALii uasoKiPTioaß.
J.T LOWEST WABKBJ BATES.
Areatfor PATBBT OLASg LB IT BBS. taM-3aU)O
T7OR NON- RETENTION OR INCON-
X. TiBSSTOB of urine, irritation, inflammation oi
ulceration of tha Madder or kidneys, diseases of J&*
prostate glands* atone In tie blafioer* calculate fra*
or brSSrdosi deposits and aU diseases of theblsd-
Ifx kidney* and dropAcal sweliinss, ns# HBLM*
COTTON AND FLAX SAIL DUCK
L ahd OABYAS, at all nnmbors and brands.
AwElnr. Trnnk. and Waton-corer Dnok. Also.
rw&v£tuman' tofiTofaot
Ifo. 103 JOgSS’ Alloy,
DISH AND CANNED MEATS.
*• 600 MU* Haee andHo 1 Mackerol.
Porlali? £“*"“** “*“*• O SfiBBOTOH.
fas-«» by . lie SoTth yaoMT atf«t.
THE glory op man IS STRENGTH.
*- —Therefore, tha nsTTOM ‘"Si?
immediately we HKaiIBOIiD 8 BXItfiACT sgOHu,
SPRING.
MATTINGS,
SPRING
No. 833 ABOH Street.
JO THE PEOPLE.
DOW KKADT,
AWOKE BY DR. VOa MOSCHZISKEB,
of Mo 1087 WALNUT Street,^
KKTITI.KB -
A BOOK Fott tub people,
_ Oa the fcDowins'Diaeases:
bib ahd rabid is bases .
’™OAT DIBBABXB IN «ENJiItAI,
CLEBSTSUsITS SPEAKERS’ SOBS
DISEASES o?,jrßß3AjJs PASSAGES,
(Lsi ryntili. EroDchltU,}
- • . . ASIHHA“ASt>"OArAHSk
booklet?be kad’ot W. s. & A.-MARTIBN, Ho.
600 OB KsTAtJT Street,- end at-all BookteLlari 1 . Price,
Oie Dollar. “ ■
The tnthor. Dr. .Van. HOSOHZIIKEB. can be can
ra'ied on all these meladleaandal NfchVotJS AFFEQ
TIuhS whlih be trews with th, surest suroass
Oftce, KiaT WADBHT gtr.et jaM Sm
CURTAIN GOODS.
OARD.
I WILL OFFER MX ENTIRE STOCK OF
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS,
PIANO COVERS,
AT 80 PEK CENT. LBSS THAS
OLD DHPORTION PRICES.
I. E. WALRAVEN.
MASONIC HALL,
ho. 7ie chbstbdt stsebt.
mbU-fptf
MILLINERY,
fu NEW SPRING IMPORTATIONS.
“#>> BOW OPSBf. A PDLL LIKE OP
SPRING BONNETS, '■
BAT?, ATO MIIIjISEBT WlttllS
generally. Merchant*. Stranger*, and Besldente pur
chasing BONNETS will find every variety to select
from, at tbs
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MILLINERY SHOW ROOMS,
780 ABCH ST K BBT.
mhW-Wtfp*
WALL PAPERS.
SPRING STYLES
PHILADELPHIA
WALL PAPERS!
HOWELL & BOVMI,
N. E. COE. FOURTH' AND MARKET STS.,
MAHTTPAOTUBEBS OP
PAPER HANGINGS
WINDOW SHADES.
2m
MERCHANT TAILORS..
JpWARD P, KELLY,
JOHN KELiIiY,
TAILORS,
618 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAYS HOW XST STOSS
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING GOODS,
nbl-tf
DBUGS AND CHEMICALS.
jgIEGLER & SMITH,
WHOLESALE
Drug, Paint, and Glass Dealers,
Proprietors of tho Ponneylv ania Paint aid Color Works,
Manufacturers of
BEST WHITE BEAD, BEST ZINC,
PUKE LIBEBTY LEAD>
Unsnrpaßßed for Whiteness. Pine Gloss, Durability,
■ l inaoess, and Eyennesa of Surface.
PBBE LIBERTY LEAD —Wai ranted to coyer more
anrfaee for same weight than any other.
IT, ASD TOO wtt.t. HATS KO OTRBR!
PURE liberty zino,
Selected Bine, ground In Refined Linseed Oli.unoQaaled
In anility, always the same.
PUBS EH3EBTT ZINC. .
Warranted to do more and tetter work at a glyon oaat
than any other.
BBT THE B.EST!
Stare and lOHee-No. 13T North. THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
mhli-Sm*
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & 00.,
N. E. Comer of FOURTH and BADE Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
KFOKTBRB AJtD DEALERS Hf POBBIGK AHD
DOMESTIC
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS.
KAirtmAOOTEBBS on
WHITE T.wan AND ZIEO PAIHTB. PDTTT. *o.
A6BKTB yoa THS OBLBBBATHD
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS,
Dealers and aonanmen lapplled at
felO-Sm VERY LOW PRICES POE CASH.
£ARD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Store I now occupy is add for a Banking Insti
tution.
Hot Being able to procure a bnlldlng aafflcieatlY large
to bold my stock, I aia compelled to
SELL OUT
Asfaet as possible. I now offer my immense assortment of
j S'UKONIXTJJE&'MJ
AT VERT LOW PRICES.
GEORGE J. HENKELS,
I ,m 809 AHD SII CRBSTMCI STREET.
Q.REAT REDUCTION _
IN PRICE OF GOODS.
FBENOH PLATE GLASS,
FBENCH, ENGLISH. AND AMERICAN
WINDOW GLASS,
GERMAN LOOKING-GLASS PLATES
AT GBEATLT BBDTTCBD FBICBS.
eon SALS BY
ROBT. SHOEMAKER & 00.,
mhH 6t nos and 307 N.POETRTH Street.
CHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE.
P STORED by HBLMBOLP’B EXTRACT BTTCBP.
ftfin ARCH STREET.
V)U\J. KITCHEN HAEDWARE,
WOODEN WAKE, and BEO6HBI.
A «on®l«»eaMorlmeatof Boasofarnlnhluir Goods.
_GS tFFITEL & PaGB
SIXTH and ASOH Street*.
A BEADT AND CONCLUSIVE TEST
XA of tti» srcpartie* of HBLMBOLD'S FLOID IX
TBAOT BUCBu will fc# a comparison with those set
forth la the United States Blipentatory. -
gNGLISH BROWN STOTJT,
SCOTCH ALE,
IN BTONB AND BLASS.
ALBERT' O. ROBERTS,
DEAL EH IN FINS OKOOEBIEB,
Comer of ELEVENTH and VINK Ste.
O ELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT
O. BUCHD i> pleasant ln taste and odor, free from
Ol hfitrloiTi xirwM>i'tta»; ti»A lanwUtwila Ito Mtlon.
MORGAN, ORB, & CO., STEAM BN
IU gihb BDILDEES. Iron Founders, and Sonera!
MaoMoliS And BollMflaker*. Ho. 1»1B OALXDW.
SILL Street, PMUdelfU*. *•*•«
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MARCH 2d, I
MUTUAL (XOTH?9fH HOUSE.
JgETTES AND SAFER THAN
$20,000,000 Spent Annually in PMladel-
PBOTBCIITE UNION
OBTMMM CLOTHING AT COST!
PEOPLE’S MUTUAL CLOTHIM
50 BB IRCORFOEATJD BY ACT OP LEGISLATURE
CAPITAL STOCK *380,000
A.T BSIO EACH, PAR VAJCJCJE.
B. P. GILL St 00.
BUBSOEIPTION OF FIVE SHARES, **T; OF TEN
SHARES, *9O; OP TWISTY SHARKS. *175; OP
PIPIT SHARES. **39; OP ONE HUNDRED SHARKS,
*835; OF TWO HUNDRED AND PIPIT SHARKS.
*3,000; OP PITH HUNDRED SHARKS, *3,750-
PAIABLS-JN EQUAL INSTALMENTS OF 35 PEE
CBKT. OF THE WHOLE AMOUNT SD ASCRIBED.
The object of this Company it net ae mush to make
money as it ia io bats it, sad give eath one of the
Stockholders their Clothing at coat, besides making
then partisers and joint own tre in the largest Clothing
House oyer eatahllshod in this country. The business
to he conducted strictly on the cash principle. The
groat advantages to he realizoihj the Stockholders are
lat. Each and eyery Stockholder will ho entitled to
receive et any time he may choose to select an amount
of Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, each and
every year, corresponding with the amount of Stosk he
may hold. Persons holding a single Share of Stock
Will he entitled to *lO worth at cost, fire shares *39
worth, ten shares *ICO worth, and In the same ratio for
any number of Shares. A person owning say ten
Shares Stock in this Company will- save hot less than
*3O each year in Clothing, besides participating In the
half-yearly cash dividends.
pany will save from five to ten per cent, in buying,
and will he able to sell lower than other Sealers, which
will secure a very large class of customers that are not
Stockholders. Those that are Stockholders, of course,
being partners In the business and participants In all
the p*ofll»^wUl..uaeJheir. influence in recommending
THE PEOPLE'S MUTUAL CLOTHISG HOUSE. Tills
will enable the Comps ny, under the management of
experienced clothing men, to declare a handsome semi-
annual caeli dividend to the Stockholders, in addition
to the dividend in Clothing and Famishing Goode,
which can be had at any time.
Sd. The Very best material will fee-puTchasedidireot
from the manufacturer* and importers, and none but
first-class workmen will he employed in the custom
and manufacturing department, so that cuetomersmay
at all times depend on getting the best material made
In the latest styles.
4th. Ths business to fee thoroughly systematized.
Pules and regulations to he adopted and strictly ad-
hered to by all the employees under the supervision of
tlio Board of Directors, who will be chosen at a-meet-
in'g of the Stockholders, of which due notice will be
tith. All Stockholders who do not wlshto order the
goods to which they are entitled at cost, may transfer
thoir right to their friends. -The net profits of an such
sales will he paid over to' such Stockholders, indepen-
dently of the half-yearly cash dividends to which they
are also entitled.
6th. There cannot he tha slightest doubt of the sue-
ceecof this plan for obtaining Clothing at cost. It is
sure to becomepopular wltii the great mass of the peo-
ple. The plan proposed for this Company Is similar to
that adopted hy the BROAD MOUNTAIN COAL COM-
FAKY, all the stock of which that teas offered was
subscribed for within a few weeks, while the stock
was advancing to double Itß first value-from $lO to $2O.
So popular haa thlß system iecome ofeheapsnlng coal,
that three other companies have lately been organized
and are in successful operation. It is.a well-known
fact that there are in this elty five times as many per-
sons who are compelled to purchase Clothing as there
are who purchase coal, to say nothing of the very
la:ge class of country people and flouting population
who purchase their wearirg apparel in this city. Be-
tides, there are .thousands upon thousands of boys
who must all be clothed. In consideration of these
facts, and that Clothing affords a larger profit than
coni, each Shareholder will become, as it were,
e» advertising medium for the Mammoth Clothing
House of which he Is one of the partners, and the
handsome dividends which will he realized cannot fail
to ennanco the value of the stock beyond Its original
cost to subscribers.
suitable building for conducting the business $} thf
site of tho STATES TOIOH HOTEL,
Nos. 606 and 60S Market Street;
this property being very desirably located for the busi-
ness, having an extensive front and depth on Market
and Sixth etj eets.
Sewing Machine Booms.
600.
CHEBTHUT Street.
OIL STOCKS I
piiia for Clottingl
THE
HOUSE
OF PHILADELPHIA,
DIVIDED INTO 35,000 SHARES,
X. B.—lt Is ihe intention of this Company to erect a
Subscriptions Committee are:
G. 0. EVAHB, 630 CBESTKUT Street,. Florence
3, M. BLOOD, Watch and Jewelry Store, 60S
G, B. JOKES, 43 South FIFTH Street.
WU. BAILEY, 531 MARKET St., Dry-Goods House.
H. HBFF, BAXSOH Street, above Sixth, King fc
Baird's Office.
WE G. HENRY, Banker, 54 South THIED Street.
-OFFiCBES FRO TBH,
WH- BAILEY, President.
G. B. JASEB, Secretary.
H. HEFF, Treasurer.
K. KOSDLB SMITH, Solicitor.
Persons living at a distance can secure stock in this
Company hy enclosing immediately ten per cent., of
the amount wanted to the Treasuser. H. HREF, OOT
SAHSOM Street, office of King & Balt 4,
mhZl-tatiisggit
SATUKDAY, MABOH -25,,1861
The Great Sanitary Fair.
FINAL RKFOE.T OS' THS PSOCSSEDS—MOSB 7HA.iI A
MILLION DOLLARS MADB.
We have received the following dooumenti* showia*
the remits 6f the Great Philadelphia Fait:
United States Sanitabv Commission,
V i PffiLADELPiIIA AaiSBCT,
No. 1807 Chestnut STBHBT. March 24,lBB4.
To the Editor of Tlie Press : -i
Bni: I ttfg leave toeceloßs to yon copies of the reciipt
h> tk&tffcaturor of tlie United States Sanitary Commis
eioa aad the letter cf the presideut of the Commiesloa
to John Weleh, E?<i , showing the fruitß of the F*lr
ard the acknowledgments of the Commission to thb
Philadelphia aeirtlriaea who conducted it* { ,
Subject to the receipt ©f final reports from soiae of the
committees, tie work of the Fair is now cloied* and
the S*sUary Coraiaiwion acknowledßO gratefnlly yonr
active and vain able aid in attaining the results now
realised. Very-reßpectfaUy ,-yours,
ho back srat net. jb.> .
Chairman of Executive Com. of phitadel phla Asso-i
ciMLtaa of th» FftßltaTy CommtMloPT
Bfcoivfd, Sew XoTk, Psb.Utb', 1M5,.0f O. C<n»,iroi-.
eurtrol toe Philadelphia Associates of tbeur 8. Sanitary
. Conimiteion. one mdtion, thiny T fir« thousand, three
bosoreo apd bln rty-oigh t' drilisrsao d ninety .fix fleaHr:
heii» c t fid> fiat pro ©teds ofvtfcd’G »at ContreF #Sr# he' d
tin Phi»atp.lphU in JaapJaatetfor the bensfif o/ the
. Treasurer of FhrU. S: saniUrr Comtau4on.
Dear rftemlßg to Ifrw York aifwa frssk’«
absence tbetreaMuetjcfepr CommUsidn inform! m. of
“HUrV'*<>#■-
S£B.&e-]lo)pDe miTi?nJfcad U ih>rty five thodnv<£ tar*e
. h asdr*d ahp 9tf-100doPa|«?bdi-* the
t<aai jit tlte Greatt *»trai Fairjfcorf the be
c v inm»*lda. We.
have rommeST# 51?, 3]Mb toour PauadeTpoiik&j* >oiate«,
to
Fair is . already Haoto
r * jhe Dstfpie, ta..<suf4Fjjta re*
it®T»Bt atyyi Add *tiia: he«itifab;©hio& otvpe
coxuiuiaomin* ihe>ceWof it haagi tn of
■‘Mjx&sisez ss=
: milS
of the Fair, alt-tad jih&u many wi-u
withotherdocomentsiofthaCy®h\iB?lon.h«in a few
d«s, ©n its WBT^UTiifpJr to filT'an ordexf mads by .
ihß reigoifu «***&*
_ 'Ahera isn6 tfie.wQrld whera th%hiaury of the
uprising or American' * omen and ohildreal American
homes,. Atoertcsn ii&itB!ty'*icd art, ihf of tbs
iniirstitf
ecditahleßeesr bsiHnot exdtred an <n.«linfmtte eyapa-
asprobatiiii. and hmor of
\ffr AffljggsJbaa n tojg.
r'ihe'Cfiitvd tns pnvi-
Jege’Of /'radlßgvoff in this slorious or first
er>«taili£*sg on a na-tionel scale the sympathies and
of the PacpU,. in, jjfc&alf vi one
Sidrend wdnndto e<lators 1 nto i trovary accord*
fi.-wad broad pjpaictr
iitvor j.nd »upport; ahd speciali? it'haa wora-anotit
•Ire neck » 9h&inVoa which thi^g^at
linked topether, have- hong tiieir jewel*, «aoh ns ore
splendid other, as the pubsic eye.
and ail dearer than 1 Clscpstra s J»ociva-c to b<*
fisßlly dmoivedin&drasght »f merbyJxor iip« more
royal, even thote of an army of mar-yrs Var Liberty.
No city in the Union has siven a ttoifier and more
potsiitfciit support ti the n ar. t o the «*.f■anfdiere on
their way to and from th« war,or to the rw.lef of the sick
and wounded fedlingimhe c'-pree of t?«£war, thftu put*
iadelphis; end toio city,except san th« IT
8. fcanixarj so much for an ‘ntel
iig ne. laborious, and suoponr-'a support
ciudiigmorol, and fiaanoial sns'ailaace
and /oyaHy Fnliedelphia has ani eu-
Oct ted ttepp cellar p'lncfpieso' the Ssnitary Commls-
Bicß. its officers with genstons confidence, ana
'ftd'ttp tiea ui 1 ? with Bys.'«-raati« confeihut o<sr
: The megn ficeut comribaiion «« h*ve jaet received,
the ir.auct of yocr Fa r. is, I ven nra to s%y, the
only; to this, hat to
ary nnincotpotaiod charity in the world. It is ami
reeje of free, concerted action sorbin* with unjestoas
and confid&g beaevoii-uci to .intake
wUh r nt Joctl or State tkeaimoaar of itsovt*r
ilvwisgbouuty toward*tbofeshfierers made saor«dhy
the cans© in which they offer their lir-a aad shed their
bleed Fouhave freshened the Declaration of Inde
pendence, digitally made in your c ty. issulog it
anew, sewratbu In tbe blood of your sons, with every
precious line of It now illnmlnatei with your go ! d
I war, fortunately, preseut at the gr«-at gatnering of
the heads «f all the ecojt< micdl interests of your vast
hive of indn**rj M when *he Fair .liras Uauttufatedbv
aartgulng its deperimeots io tho most ecergetic men in
Philadelphia, isaid then, what I repeat here, 'hat I
never knew an undertaking whose eu<c*g- was so
tbnrot *hiy_asfcurea by the method and sp rii Id which
i*. vat fctaited. Whaitne zeal, the taste, gea*:-
rotity of your Stale and citj—rot unaided by New
Jersey and Delaware—fUally produced, in the way o* a
splendid and instructive spectacle, X learn from thou
fcfti-ds.who Lad a p.ea*ura dsnied-to me, then in Cali',
lornia, of vi&iiinc that besuiifal temple'of art and hu
manity.. Tie 8;lid product of til those labors and sac
cesses I ha*e row the pr found gratifieatioa of ao
kucwledgiDK the receipt of, into the treasfiry for which,
it was orlaiuHliT
To that Divine Providence in which aH great bless
iige originate; to the generous" publle who first gave
and then bought back the mat«rtat» *»f xhe Fair; to tun
women of yourdty aad neigh borhood, who'© ttuteaud
bxuxt&nity, wnofe strength, and'ten-lprusß-* ff
iis prepa ativn sud eopdsc>; to the variouscomiaitte«s
whwe patient fide'ity .ln a noble nvaJr* wlta each
ether secured the socce** of. all its departmeuts; to taa
executive e mmittee whose wisdom aad devotion re
duced the pans io such bai , raouj> l &n4 pertWctio^; and to
you, sir, the president of the Fair, to whose admirable
adttlii‘tratlon, usffnggliicrovlrsUht. Ohrleliaa in
. spiratlon all sccord rhe highest rasr-ect and admiration,
1 beg leave inmt>:y to offer in the name of oaro teats—
the sick and wour-ded so dler«—the graiicade of their
hearts s.td with theta that of the hottes onue nation.-
I have the honor to be. very resoecifally y^tirs,
. BEN AT W. B«DaiOWB.
President U 8. Banltary Commission.
An Extreme Ttew fi-jm tbe Extreme
t'omO.
We are permitted' tfie following letter
■jtegn.a4tettg|eiffBaea-'gltle«»ii<>f.Wie«j]ifi—tojar^
emluent EepreßentSsUve, Hon. ffm, D. Kelloy:
Esw Oeueaxs. Mar»h 7, 1856. ■
Dear Sir: I "have re«d u-t# «xajf tutsan.'! spleen
erert fcy yon on ihe 2s*-hof J-3,ouai*y. a «opyoi
■wt-ich yon. enooKßtosend me i faadsotufai
itnnovailiagiy ftiraojae tirue pa*S aod the plates with
which It waa in> ntl' -.ned by Ui<h« who had been more
foitnsate roaderso-it* receipt all Ih* more aacepUb’a,
t un fcapps of the pretext thna me to express
toyojf in tfelßW«y my tbjvske for tho Yon have*
trniifs esrhanstWe review of tfee pnoaSiar relations
which-flio white and black rac»s ia this country have
borne to each otter. added largely to fcho Htock of iafor
mation rn the SmpoTt*nt Rubject* aua iba
zeal of tfcete who labor to make relatione conform
to reason and jcsfcea. the cersala con"eaaoiicB* *it which,
will be the epesdv disappearance of at* pr radices on
account of race &&tl the seearity of the l >ya‘. white and
tl»ck. Tour ep«Gch will always be recarded as a
jnuked eyehtSh the hiflor? of *he colored mao/s pro
gress from the condition of a slave to the condition of a
citizen in ihe foil reuse 01 the terra And in wb&tlsay
rj>gnroiaf it, I bai; reflect -be opinions of a'l bore who
advocate the extension of eqttai rights to thesolored
ta if is to be hoped that Congress will, teener or later,
place the polmcal ctstasof ih*Sou r hernhlick man upon
& basic wbUh shah he nnchangeable by Slat-? action,
and that this basis shall conform to the principles
ioUticai cqoal ty. Srue Union men here beiiave that,
joth as lesards ihe nation and tfcematlws, there is
notling to fear hat everything to hope, ;notMng solose
hut everytbirgto gain from tbeextension or tha fran
chise to their colored fellow* citizen* From tho fonnda
-tioa of our Government, the principle of uniter*al suf
frage hae gone on extending with. X believe, beneneiil
results. If car electors system has occasionally worted
badly,the fact wiH be found to bo chargeable lew to the
ignorance than to the aiskonetty of voters And among
those who vote dishonestly, the greater portion are men
not intellectually deficient. To nine tenths of the vo
ter*, all public questions, including thoea that engage
and divide the beat minds of the nation, ultimately
“narrow down-to the alternative ol voting for Mr. A,
wfco aupporie one set of views, or for Mr* B, who
maintairs the other. And evsty day’s observation of
the intelligence- ihe industry, the-good sense, and the
patriotism which the blae* man displays strengthens
my conviction that if the right or voti i- z is unreservedly
extended to him* it will prove to be, like charity, a
slcssing as well to the siver as lo the receiver.
Before concluding, I beg,.to inform ,yon that hopes
have recently been’ afforded us that the present State
Letie ature might, before it adjourns,, be inducsd to
grant the suffrage to colored men. The leading men
arrong those WentiSedwltn thf present teia'e orgaai
.nation, in a desire, ss it is beiisved, to prqpilla'e the
opponents of their recognition in Congress, have signi
fied the wi*h to nave tuch a measure earned iato eff-jet, .
and ?o that end they have asked the co operation ot
those who, lik« myself, have hitherto opposed this
orranizatu n. Grant ns the accession of etreogth which
the n-aro vote would secure us, and we would no longer
fear the Secessionists who have remained at home, nor
the addition to tfcem of those who would return from
the rebel army on the termination of the war Hence-
Xorwaid tbe prospers of the loyal men of the State
would be bright and unclouded, and we ahoula be dis
posed to waive the objections which exist tu themau
ner in which their government, was initiated we are
brought to this view the more readily from the fact
thKt, now that Mr fia>n ha* ceased to be Goveraor. a
maionty of the chief officers of the S f ate- including Mr.
Weils, the late Lieutenant and now-aenc* Governor,
the Treasurer, hr. Balden, and the Attorney-General,
Mr. Lynch, ara ia fail politics) ,?'•’°ln
Aulev our y» cam and confidence. Although there is
lltUein the ’character of a majority of the men compo-
Bink The Legislature to give promise of action indicative
oi&evated renttmentaTand statesmanlike forecast, al
thoueh their minds seldom rise above the most narrow
and sordid considerations, we are nevertheless encou
raged to hope, by those who know them better thaa we
do, that they may be persuaded to accede to onr wishes.
The right thus extended to the eoloied men of Louisiana,
will, among** oilier hsppy effscl*, fnrnUh a precedent
that must plead most effectually in behalf of the colored
-men of ihe other.rebellions Stales, and peroaus have
the tendency to give a right direction to the action of
the next Oongress on the question ol their readmisslon
to ßelSnz my thanks for the favor of a copy of the
tpeeSa. I subscribe myself, dear sir, wy
yoAl obediest Eervant. ■ ■ : - JAS. GRAHAM.
Bon t*. D. Kismet, M. 0 , Wasfetoftoa, D. 0.
BehinkaMe Accident in a Mine.
IHHXXSB OAVixa IX OX XABTH asb book.
The Gould and Oarry mlce at Virginia Oily, Ne
vada, 1* tlie great mine of the Rooky Mountains.
It has been extensively 'worked, and employs some
220 men. The ore taken ont dally amounts to afeont
190 tons, and averages from $9O to $5OO per ton. On
the night of the 9th of February a tremendous oave
ocourrod In the.rolne, and, though It came down
very suddenly, while all the men In the mine were
at their usual stations, yet not a man was Injured.
Borne of them were within twenty leet of the cave,
which occurred just as the men were taking their
lunch. Theyweromjrohfnghtenedandbewildered,
all their Hghtrfeslng at ohoe blown out. Thelength
ofthecave was aboutlCOleet, Its width soma 60 foe t,
and the depth to which It extended 375 feet. The re
sult waß an advantage than otherwise, as old oham
•feersthat had been wojSvd out, were UUed up with
out expense to ih*eOinp*ay. Rich ore was exposed
flrojjs ;s6"4suii&fetr*. gboye, and the hola oa the hill
\ cahefiu uy iEe dave is aydut an acre in exienc, anu
large enough to entomb an army. The Virginia
City Enterprise gays of the effects of the eavo:
“The falling of. several thousand tons of earth
and rock to thedepth ol 376 feet, orashlng through
some 26 to 30 plank'floors, and crushing to atoms
thousands of feet of square timber, was of course
attended with a terrible bolbo, and afearfm qaaklng
ofthe earth in the violnlty. The eoncueslon of tho air
lsstootly extinguished the lights throughout the
mine s-workmen who were standing up were thrown
aown. In some ofthe tunnels the .cars were thrown
from tho track, and the chambers, tunnels, and gal
leries were.every where filled with suffocating olouds
of dust. The atr was forced sonth Into the navage
mine, so strongly t hat every light in'the mine was
extinguished, oars blown off the traoks, and about
the same effect produced as In the Ophir. The rush
of air up the Savage hoisting shaft (nearly 400 feet
-deep), caused all the- lights in the hoisting house to
be blown out. The engine stande in a room parti
tioned off from the main building, and at some dis
tance from the mouth of the shaft, yet so great was
the concussion that the door was bursted open and
all the lamps blown out.
The terror of those in the mine we can easily im
agine to have been great. There was everything In
the “situation” to inspire terror. A. more tnan
midnight darkness, the air filled to suffocation with
dust, the awful booming of bursting floors, the
deafening report of the splintering timbers, and the
frightful roar of the grinding rocks, powdering
planks and timbers, to say nothing of the uncertain-,
ty—more torrlblo tnan all—of the probable extent
of the cave, and where It would end- After the civs
was over, the bewildered miners groped their way
In various olreesions In seared or a place of safety,
Eome getting down to tho bottom of the mlao, and
oiheis in. various drifts and galleries. The work
men in the Savage wero also much frightened, and
oamo out of the mine as speedily as possible, report
ing that, the whole Gould and Ourrv had oaved ta.
end that everybody lu It was killed. The cave
shook houses stanalng at a considerable distance
from the mine, causing furniture and glassware to
rattle as though fey the agitation of an earthquake.
The cave Injured nothing In the mine, and yester
day tbe penal amount of ore was taken out, all tbe
men being- at work, and everything; going: on as
though no cave had occurred, -
mw MEE COT.
IBpccisl Gorreßrondlnee of The Press. ]
, Kkw York, Marot 21,1885.
*H»QOIDPAnio
- still continues to afford tbe great ensuing topic of
. tie bonr. : Tbe.press gravely argues tbe propriety
of an immedlate resumption: of specie payment on
tbe part of tbe GoT6mment, and suob a coarse Is
pronounced to be not only feasible, bat tbe onlyone
wHob can gvert tbe great collapse wiloi now
seems to threaten us. It Is true that some portion
of the press and people repel with no mie Indigna
tion the repeated assertion that there are tottering
aiia unsteadiness already to be noted along the
great commercial centres. Be the objection well or
Illy taken, the fact remains the same that there Is
an uneasy expectation in tbe public mind,- and a
feeling that this tumbling decline will carry With it
the foundation of some of our weaker bouses* Says
the Herald-. “These little spirts afexcUement are bat
the forewarnings of a corning- convulsion,whlehjho w
eyer much It may be deplored, experience has taught
. .ns cannot be averted.”. Says the Times; “So sud
den and serious a change In the recognized standard
of valne, naturally produces oonfufion, failure and
disaster in every department of business.” The
Bet-aid also remarks : “Thp feeling among the com
mercial community has hardly ever been more de
spondent than at present. Some of the largest
arms In the dry goods trade have already been
forced to ask for a renewal of their notes, and praot!
colly a large number of mercantile houses In this
"city are Insolvent, and they can orfly be
reileved by a rally In Upon which
the Posf enters Its protest-solemnly, and calls
article In which the paragraph oocara, “an Sa
famous attempt to decry both Government and In
dividual credit.” And so the ball of opinion is
tossed about.
A KEW STEAMER,
The new steamer Colorado, bnllt for the Pacific
Wall Steamship Company, dud intended to ply be-‘
tween Panama and San FranoSsoo, is thrown open'
for public inspection. She excites much admiration:
by the absoruu completeness of her appointments
and I conveniences, wherein irinciadßd Eho .nau.crd-
ef luxury of respectable bath-rooms. She Is to go
fully armed, wlth fonr comparatively heavy guns,
and a complete outfit In the way of small-arms.
NAPOLfcOK’B QJR SAB,
No less than lour firms have publicly announced
the above work as in press, and yet it Is very gene
rally nndesstood that but two of the. firms will
.publish it—one in. Fronoh, the other In Eogilsh.
THf! DiUl-IKII ISIBB SEW YOSX MAUKET.S.
The Express says: Gold took an upward tarn
this afternoon, reaching Its, owing to the market
having been largely oversold.
In produce and merchandise lower prices ware
made. Stour declined 20 to toe. ; wheat 3@Sc. j
corn lc ; whisky' B@so. i lard >fe.; cotton 60. ;
pork $2 CO; petroleum 2@3c. Sterling exohange
It flat at l(Sb},i@lC9K. Several whisky manufaotu.
rers have been fined for Illegal production, and one
distillery In this vicinity has been doled.
THS BVZKIKGt STOCK BOARD.
10 P. hi.—The attendance at the stock board to.
night was large. .Gold and stocks very active. Gold
148 K; alter ettl-nfijf, closing'at'lS&&-. New York
( ientral, Erie, 65% j Beading, 95% j Hudson
Biver, 101 shlieblgansouthern, 65; XUinots Oen.
tral, ES a ; Plttcburp and Cleveland, 61% i Book
Island ana Chicago, 87%; Northwestern, 22%; do.
preferred, 60; Fort Wayne, 81% ; Ohio and tlUssls.
sippi certificates, 21%; Cumberland, 33%; tiaiok
silver, 60; Hariposa, 11.
BOSAOiir.
GREAT SADR 07 WOOL,
Bobtox, March 2f —An extensive auction sale of
Cape and domestic fleece wool to day attracted a
large attendance. Owing to the unsettled state of
toe markets buyers were Bhy, and some of the mast
valu s ble lots were withdrawn from the sale. Prises
fer Cape wool ranged from 36 to 40c, and for do
mestic 43@81%e., the latter figure being paid for
2,000 pounds or fine Pennsylvania. A lot of very
superior Vermont wool sold for 62%c, and 67,000
pounds of Ohio fleece, a portion ol which was said
to have oost *l, sold for 67%<§73c. Of the total cats-,
loguo, 49 lots were sold, ana 23 were withdrawn.
T&R.STHAMSR RHOBS ISDARO.
Tbe United States steamship Bhode Island ar
rived here to-day from Norfolk, and is to be sta
tioned at this city to receive naval reciults.
BAiXINOBfi.
DISQUADIRIED BY DISLOYALTY•
Baltihoek, March 24 —The Maryland Ueglsla.
tnre, In the case of the contested judicial election la
Baltimore county, has declared the election of Gra
eco to the office of judge of the Eighth Circuit
Court, null and void, ceefaring him to have beea
disflnaiified under the new Constitution, on the
ground oi disloyalty, and having beea a mernbar of
military organization |to resist ;the authority of
*be United States at the eommeaoement of the re
bellion. . A new election has been ordered.
DEOWKSKG OV A UNITED STATES OBXIOBB.
The U. S. steamer Santiago de Cuba, Captain O.
S GltSEon, arrived here this morning, from Fortress
Monroe. Yesterday afternoon, during a heavy
blow in Chesapeake Bay, she lost overboard, from
her starboard rigging, noUcg Master’s Mato Silas
’ W. Kempt™, a young officer of great worth, and
who greatly distinguished himself In the assault On
Fort Fisher, being one ot the first to enter ,the fert,
and who received the warm commendation of Gen.
Terry lor his bravery.
MARKETS.
BAtTiMortu; March 24.—Flour dull and droop
ing. Ohio superfine *9.sr%; extra. sibi Wiioat very
Anil and heavy • Kentucky while, .82.35 Core
{jUlcti nominal.
•XSS33 IcESG-TSlsA.'iroiHß,
HarrisburOj Maruk 2I» 1855.
SENATE.
Hr. LO WHY, trom the epectsl eommUtse appointed
to ascertain whether any persons had extorted $20.000
from tha Allstate and Groat Western Kallrosd Com
pany for the allescd porpceeof bribligth- Sedate to
pete a certain bill, made a report and submitted tha
evideice. ... , , . „ -
Two witnesses had been esamined—viz: General
Ward, tlhairman of tbe Democratic thate Cento* I Com- ‘
ml tea. and J. H. Brimaer, of the Harrisburg Patriot
and Union ... ...
The report of ihe committee la ton lengthy for publi
cation in tbe columns of the newspapers. Its material
facts, however, are as rollouts:
That tt e Atlantic and Great .Western Railway Com
pany sent a. bill to Harrisburg, which in its provisions
was entirely just and honest, aud wh-eu would have
pasted both Bouses without a Blogle objec'tlou;
That tome da. igulng persons had asked and obtained
$5,c00 under the ostensible, ptea of putting tho-but
through tbe -Bou-etsuch pereons not being connected
with the legltlafure, and there being no evldenc3 that
cne cent use ever paid to any member). The hill did
pass the Hr-usei ~,
That some person or persons demanded $ It, CKO addi
tion-1, on the osttßßlhleplea-that this sum was neces
sary to use to secure the passsge through the Senate.
Mr Brimner testified that John jsokton, tbe alletei
aaentof the ratiroad brought the $16,000 to Harntba.-gi
That the sum of *25.000 (according to the statement.
m« d»hy Jackson to Brlmrer) was applied for by Messrs.
William Witte and Gectge northrop, and that the ap
plication was refused at the time; . ..
That after tha hill had passed the House a despatch
tothat effect from Harrisburg to Hew York was sent,
at theium of $16,000 had passed out of the hands of
the man who took It to Harrisburg ieto those or some
oiherperson or persois, and that after the affair had
hem made public, this same sum of $26 005 was re
turned 10 a person who had been endeavoring to ex
poso.thelisnssetion. viz.. General Ward, the money
ss returned was in twenty-four one thousand dollar
notes and the remainder in sma'inotes.
Vari-ns u. tier allegations were made, and namesmen
tiontcl, hut it is due to the parsons who even by nuspl.
cion might bo implicated, that they should Have a
besring before any direct public accusation is made.
For this reason, and in order that no injustice may be
done, the above general itatments (involving no
charge egaftst cny man) «a given. The case Is an ex
traordinary one. Xf it be true that $26,090 was actually
given to some person not connected with the Legiria
tnre, to secure the psssage cf a perfectly harmless bur,
it would indicate, in the language o< a Senator, that the
fundo had been paid hy a 'Tool to a knave.” Ho
Senator ever received any portion of the money, or was
improperly approached on the subject.. Thore is no
evidence to prove that the two persons named as having
applied lor the money, committed an- illegal act.
The Senate decided to continue the Investigation, and
the cmmlttee was instructed to report to tne Attorney
’General of tne Commonwealth, who is authorized to
prosecute any offender against the laws- . ■ .
v Speaker TOKRELL, before vacating his seat, made
an tddsess to the Senate, at the conclusion of wnich
Mr. Fleming, of Danphin, was. cbossn Speaker by a
party vote, the Deiascrata voting lor Mr. Hopkins, of
AOftjruaeWusnt address fey Bpeaker FLSMIKGtha
Senate adjourned sine die.
HOD SB.
The House met at 10 A, M. . ■ , -
Mr. ALLSMAH, from a committee to asewtain
Whether frauds had been committed upon volunteers or
substitutes, made a-rsport.
Mr. aLLBMaH. chairman of the committee to investi
gate tfie frauds of bounty brokers upon suwiHates,m»de
B report setting forth ihat the most Infamous swindles
have been perpetrated upon, volunteers, substitute!,
and the Government, fey brokers acting lu conjunction
with armyoffl.eis. ■■ . ....
Men utterly disqualified were mustered into service
hy officers who had foil knowledge of their incapacity,
snd in many vases there men were actually induced to
desert hy >he same officers, and persuaded to re enlist.
The stnets snd alleys were robbed to supply euch
nen. Hcspltalsworedepleted and prison doors opened.
The Government has been thus robbed of bouatles,
and ward and other committees ootiged to lose thou
sands of dollars. In one particular case, that of Lieut.
Col. Ramsay and his •onlederaUß, the Grand Jury of
Dsupbln county found a true bill. Civil officers did
their duty, hut the military authorities stepped ia and
the penitentiary was deprived of its doe. Tne clerks of
the Fourteenth Congressional district made tame sums
iy permitting men to escape, and the Board of Enrol
ment of that district neg‘acted their duty, refused to
punith offenders, and, with the exception of Charles C.
Hahn, acted in'amonsiy. , ■
Os motion of Hr. AbI.EMAH, five thousand copies of
the aheve report were ordered to be printed ,
The Sneaker, Arthur G Oimstead, was ratesanted
with a nun her of valuable articles fey the members and
officers of the House, end returned sppropria-e taanfcs.
■The chief clerk, A. W. Benedict, w»s also presented
whh a'stiver pitcher by the Democratic members.
Resolutions of thanks to the hpeaker, the chiefAlsrk,
and assittants Small and Dennison, and other officers,
w ere adopted unanlmi uely.
After an addreis of force and beauty, by the Speaker,
the House gdjouincd sine die.
Miss Batemajs’s SK-ArfiBABAHOB.—We are
glad to see fey the following notice, which we findia
the London Times of the 9th, that Miss Bateman Is
again gfele to resume the duties of her profession.
She was recently attacked fey a sovero bronchitis,
which it was at one time feared would be fatal.
But, as the notice testifies, she has regained a health
robust enough to again appear in publio with her
accustomed aoooptability:
Miss Bateman reappeared on Tuesday night, for
the first time since her indisposition, resuming the
character of Julia in the “ Hunchback.” On the
occasion of her first performance of the part we de
scribed at some length the peculiarities of her fine
interpretation, and we may now brieflystate that tne
means previously employed again Insurodatrlumph
snt success. It Is by the sustained grief and passion
ol the fourth aot r and the bitter remonstranoe with
Master Waiter In the fifth, that she makes the
most powerful impression on tho public. The
agony proper to the well-known exclamation,
‘ Clifford, why don’t you speak to me V’ was never
expressed withmore intense purpose. The applause
she received last night from a crowded audience ex
ceeded, if possible, that which was bestowed on her
first performance, and she seems rather to have
Batted than lost in strength during her temporary.
retirement. Nevertheless, to prevent the possibili
ty of a relapse, Bhe will not henceforth, play above
three times a week. The serious interest of the
play was efficiently relieved by tbe vivacity and
spirit oi MiesH. Simms as Helen, the hlgh-aolored
btubfulnees of Mr. Bllllngton as Modus, and-the
quaint humor of Mr. Tcolo as Fathom,
The Frlnce of Wales, accompanied fey the Prin
cess and tho Duchess of Manchester, visited this
bouse last night’. TheJ“ Loveohase ” was the staple
piece cf the evening, andiMr. Hollingshead’s faroe,
tbe “ Birthplace of Podgere,” in whioh|Mr. Toolo
piuyed Ms original part, was added by the Prince’s
cummand. •
Prance has had sixty-seven queons. Miserable
lives they led. Eleven were divorced; two executed!
nine died young; seven were widowed early; three
erueily treated; three exiled. The rest were either
poisoned or broken-hearted,
FOUR GENTS.
FINANCIAL AKD CfiMMEKCIAL,
The decline la stocks yesterday,though material* here
no comparison, how ever, to the fall lathe prices of mer
chandise and produce generally. The dry-goods trade
Wes especially afiected, and so anxious were holders to
realize that they bad scarcely any fixed prises to ask,
ard j-howed a disposition to allow buyers to fix r&tss
rather than do to themaelves Consumer*, and in this
wot awe Include everybody, are withholding their
purchases, for (he present, resolving either to do
without snppließ altogether, or make shift with
what they already, hare until affaire assume a
more settled aspect. The retail dealers, therefore,
are under, no necessity of haring ample* stocks,
and ate the Us* disposed to purchase. The anxiety
to rea’ise, on the part of the wholesale dealers,
arises from no stringency in the money market, for the
banks are willing to furbish capital without stint to
those lit good standing and who can famish the proper
collaterals. We can attribute the decline in prices to
no other circumstance hut the belief on the part of
these shrewd* business men that for the future low
priced He'to be the: rule; that the rebellion having
spent ite fcrcs. there isnow no material obstacle to the
zestciation of peace and union which cannot be ra
re cved in a short time by our armies. and that tire
country Is fast drawing'to a specie basis Every
day’s experience strengthens tbi« conviction In the po
pular mind, and hence, with every day, we have to re
ccidafaHintUlindsof commodities. Yesterday.cail
coes scld at 13 cento, which fifteen days ago brought 23;
yard-wide blotched mualin* at 28 cents, which two
weeks ago brought 45. The fall in wooHn goods is not
eo decided, though the reduction is considerable. Jeans
b&ve declined at least fifty per cent, from the prices
ruling two week* ago.
11l di&cusrinf lie rectat failures in New York, the ]
TVmesqf yesterday t ays: 1 *ln regardtoboth brokers !
BEdipercbaEts, we dare say that much, of the present
mischief hasigiown oat of the vicious speculation of the :
Gcldj&o.©in,wMcb hae b< enaUowed, for several months
past in the face of successive Victories inthe field * and
the almost astared certainty that the rebellion is draw
ing to its end. to control their action. Railway avd
other stock values have been made to sympathize with
ihi» a>fco?ation t in very , many instances, where they
shpuld have Been intrinsically rnugpe&dentor-the~ups
end ddwne in gold, ■■■ ■■■ -w nTft fiMlod,
topresstteir |opds aid produce on. sale, while gold
above 205. per cent' , under the favorable
circumstances referred to. But now that the revulsion
is up©wth«n. It is the part of gnedsense not.to ranioto
the oppositeextreme.of panic.'* •
It is one of the characteristics of theitockaarhetthM,
in eplte of the several decline of ail other slocks* Go
- Tenement securities are in demandant! prices firm. The
increased confidence in the military,.political* and
financial situation of the Government* and the not iis
r* amenable preference and dissriminatlon of tho public*
ineeatons of violent transitions in other values* like
the present, conspire to piece these public credits on the
very highest vantase ground at the Stock Exchange.
This is especially true in a'panic growing out of no
scarcity of money* no sudden contraction oi currency*
ssd no abrupt interference of the treasury with the or
dinary course of business, but simply from the fall la
the speculation in geld and the fi'p&ftciettton of preen
basis. The last consideration, above- all others* now
weighs in favor of the funded stocks of the United
States, which, with the return of 4 peace and the
triumphant vindication of power and empire fn the Fede
ral Govern matt, will be placed beyond continy&ncy.
City 6s continue dull, (and the old j esterday went down
to 80. State 6s .were heifer, and advanced 1M- There
was a & neral improvement in the share list* especially
in Bearing, which advanced and sold at the clegs at 45.
Camden and Amboy was also s}i better. Pennsylvania
..Bailroad was steady at, 63& Norristown declined 1,
and there were eal** of Minehill at 55* Northern Cen
tral at 43, and lehigk Valley at 68. Of the canal stocks
there were sales of Susquehanna at 10, Schuylkill
Navigation preferred at 28, and Wyoming Valley at
In Bank shares there is little or nothing doing.
1% was bid for North America.; 28for Mechanic*’; 60for
City; and 58 for Corn Exchange; 136 was asked for
Philadelphia; 140 for Fanners’ and Mechanics'; 62for
Commercial; J&for Girard; andliGfor Western There
was a moderate amount doing in the oil stocks, hut at
get eraJly lower figures.
The following were the quotations of gold at the hours
sauted:
10 A. H— .....151
30&A. M
11 A. Mr .
P„
1 P. M
*
2 JP. M*M*M*«**»*MlM*M«***»J^*«**M4<»»H»i49
s*""'*** ...****«* isi||
The subscriptions to the 7*SO loan received by Jay
Cocke yefeteiday amount to $3,227, ■!<:•{(, ia Binding one of
$139,460 from Haw fork and one of $250,006 from Mem
phis, Teen There were 1.669 Individual subscriptions
ofsCC® 100 each.
The following trere the closing: Quotations for the
principal navigation* mining, and oil stocks r
J>*/? i *Tr
.. Globe 0H—.....
Bcnl.Eav pref***. 28 18 fif-we’6 Eddy O. ..
SatqCsnaU m -- Hibbard ifc
Big Hcnm Coal.. UK 4K Irvria Oil .. 7
butler Coal..*.** 8 10 Keystone Oil~*.. 1)£ \%*
CiictosCoal..... % % Krotzer I&
Ot>nn Miring***. > X % Maple Shade OU. 18 20
.Jolttit t.oal*.*.** 4fc 6 SUClistoek Oil.. 431
GieanKountOl.. S 0% Mineral ... ... 1% %
Keyfctcxe Zinc... .. 2 Mingo.*.*,*....** 3.69 S£
& Casbondttl* Ci. 1 H •* MeElheny Oil.**, .. 6
Creek Coal. .. .94 &fcCteaftCh*r£. 175 L9i
Atlas—-. IX 13 1« Noble & &»l..*>. 4 ..
AUr* &.*Tjdeoute •- l^OiiCreek .. B>£
Big Tank***.—.. 2*5 2&< Organic 0i1...... .69 %
Era»<ienlst&n&.. •• IJ£ OJ.m*teadOU.... 1% ..
Beacon 0U....... .. 11-ls *h*ladc Tideoute .. 2
B/uner0i1........ .. .04 Pet Centre..——. 2.69*.
fcnil Creek 2 .. FhU*& Oil Ck... X 1
Brigrgs 0i1.,..**., .. 3 Bock OH **** .. S%
Bmn g Spr P<t,, .. 2>5 Kathbone Ftt**.*,, 2
Continental Oil.. *. ??§ Siiern,aal
Crescent City**** 1% IK SeneeaOll.^-.**.. - .. 4%
1,
Cherry Eim....** . . B£K
Donkard 0i1..... IM lie
Dalzell 0i1...*... 6%
Excelsior Oil **** .. UK
Bahert * 3 3k
Eldorado******... 1 j|S
Franalin OH*... .. 2|f
Germania-**..... XX
The avidity with which, the 7.30 lean la balngiah
eoibedall over the coontry. in spite ol the derange*
meat to business occasioned by the recent panic in the
gold market, is one 0f those thing* which defy explana
tion. The whol« loan will be entirely fcaXen. np in a few
days, when the sale of the new SSi.O,CG? t OCO lean will
commence, The arrangements for its Isaie have all
bcerlper'ectfld. 3he first issue will be of $300,000,000,
on the Ifiih of Jere next. The notes, in form, denomb
aattoa*, and interest will be in ail respect* like the pre*
sect iesua of seven-ihirtles. They will differ only in
it a pexi*d fixed for tV eir convertibility. They wiil
have ten months longer to ran than the EB7en.-iM?tfea
before they can be changed into gold-be&rißg five
twenties. By a very large class of investors this differ
ence will be considered to impart greater value to the
new ietue. It may be that the first $500,000,000 will
meet the necessities of the Government Is is expected
that this.first issue will be disposed of in about three
mouths. The agency of the present seven-thirties, with
all its machinery, will be employed for tho whole of
the new loan.
3>rexel & Co. Quote:
Hew United Btates Bonds, 1551.105 @lO6
•• ** G’erttf of Indebtedness... 97>£@ 97&
Gnartermasterß* V0ucher5.......... 94 @ 95
Gold.»♦*.■ ••«».»•»-*»*»«•»♦• ©t'y
Bterliugßxohaage-«-....- gl€B
Pive-tweaty Bonds.
Tea* forty 80nd5.......... .....*• »1&@
Amount of Coal transported on the Philadelphia and
Beading Eailroad during the wash ending Thursday,
March 23, ISC6
Tons. Cwt
From Port Ca-rhon*. •»►*.. ►•»»*♦+-*+♦»« 2J,259 09
*« 469 13
BcimylimHaven.—.....23 s &fi 02
*• Anbora.3,&44 10
** Port Clinton .*....,.10,355 It
41 Hanislmrgand Dauphin....lS 16
Total Anthracite Coal for wedlc.. ...........
Bituminous coal from Harrisburg and Dan
pfcin for one week........
Total of ail kinds Tor week..**.*-»*••«•••■*• 68,354 03
Pre vi ously this y ear 691,357 03
Total 7£9.62l 06
To same time last year,.714.8V7 4)7
Tie h'e w Tori Post of last evening says:
Gold rpened at lfO%, and. after rising to 153, fell to
147 K. Exchange !b cull at IC9X Jot specie.
The pi ice is lower than H has been since the 2d of De
cember, 1863, when Meade resiosaed the Bapidau. The
Government paper money then afloat was oa i fits,-
626,280 and the national bank notes only $29,000 Bov
the Government currency and the national bant notes
iogetherhave an aggregate of 774 millions of dollars,
and thi* amount is increasing. To expect, as so me of
our gold speculators affect to do, that the Government
can pay specie for its notes immediately on the cessa
tion of the war, or that the national banks could be
compelled to redeem their circulation in gold on do*
mand, while tko currency ic to depreciated by being
increased to double its normal volume, and no specie
reserve is held in the country, except by a few or the
State banks, is too singular a delusion to be passed by
without notice. To belief, however, muon, of the re
cent depression in Governments is ascribed.
Tie loan market is easy to good borrowers on ample
margins at 7 per cent, benders are extremely cautions
and scrutinise miscellaneous securities. Tneroia, how
ever, more Inclination to lead on railroad securities
than prevailed yesterday. Commercial paper is doll
and little is doing. The rates are S@l2. ,
The stock market is laniwd and unsettled. The go d
speculation has less influence on prices, and there is a
fclowly-increestng disposition to.bay for investment
the conviction being tnav even on a specie beets, aid
with peace restored, most of tho sound dividend*paying
securities aie cheap. ‘Governments are irregular, bank
shares dull, railroad bonds quiet, and railroad shares
aC Eefere. tie first session JTew York Central closed at
8f \£. Erie at 62, Hudson Biver at 90, Michigan Central
ar 88. Illinois Central at 92, northwestern at 19&, Jfori ~
TV ay nest 77, Cumberland at 3L . ...
The following quotations were made at the board*
compared with those of Thursday afternoon:
fit Thur. Adv, Dee
United States 6s, 1881, coupon-.IG6K - Mr*; - K
United States e-tOcoupons.*-. IQG% IC ZH - %
United States6-20coupomunewlOSK 105 K ..
United States 10- 48 coupon*.^,. 9 : % 91 •* H
United States g#rttfSe*tes..*~. 973? 96X. Vz
Missouri cs,.,{fe>£ 55 • n
gST, York Central...»..***.»>>. §6)4 g>>* ,** 3
Sending *.•»***-..»•♦•*•*•»♦*•*►* 31 • 90 1 «,
Sales of Stocks, March *t4j ISOS*
TBE OPEN BOARD.
..... Idle
KODalratl —l6 &
lroßareka™. Vi
JOO Mobs.-”--- 69
IDO Jerrey We 11....... SX
«OMcCHntock.... ... 4%
MO a 0.... -M
ICO do.— M *X
ICO 4%
100Mi3lto«♦-»*»»♦*** *** 3 6S
EEOOJSI
lCOAtlss. VA
2ioMon6«oinerT...l>lo
SflOTair Hgkcs:-.MO ifit
]i 0 Oil Creek.-........ 6K|
ICO Big Tank...— .... 2Xj
6CO linnkaid Greek . %
ICO Hi* Talk.2X
100 Cora Heater. .t3O 4%
KODnakald. IS_JS
ICO 4o.~« *♦♦.•••• }&
ICO Fxcelsior• *.. »*
100 Keystone..******.* .\%
400 do.— —*JX
ICO do—.Mo 1.69
SOOliOgsii .•••*..•*♦*♦* .44
ICO UcUliiitock..**.*.. 4M
IPO Kx<*ltior *•**.—**• 1M
200 Wligo.e•*.*«**.lots 3i4
SALES AT TBS EEGCLA]
Reported Ini Heme, Miller,
BEPOBB
KOBeadlmß -..46
ICOStiMII 0H...W0. IK
-
4KOB8e« >Bl—conp.lCS
IMOO do ctsh.lt*.cp-ICJI
SCCOBt C 20.oid.lt* cp.lfCJtf
lftCO do Eew.lt».co.)o*
«ofo City -now
I*llo_ do ...lots. 87
60(0 St: to £5.... -ws
icto pumr ’S?
700 d0...10ta-wk*
V 3CO R.i<jt*feBo* v%
- * MASflg 24—Rvflntng-
The markeUjfCßerally are unsettled aud lower, owiug
to the further decline in *osd, amliheie isverylUtle
disposition to operate at the.deeine The Flour market
eontinnes dull* and prices are drooping. Wheat is dSir
and lower. Corn hi raiiUr firmer. Bark is very qaiek
Cos ionbaa declined, In Coffee there is very little doing*
and pricfß are kwar. Fish and Fruit' oo&tinue quiet.
Eaval fctores are firmly held. Petroleum is on settled
and dull. In Provisions there is very Uttie doing; and
prices have fallen off. Clovorstsd is ia demand,-and.*
prices are rather better, Sugar is very quiet. Whisky
has declined.. Wool is dull and lower.
J Bid. Ask.
tuebury
Tare Homestead. 4* 4H
Union Petrol.,". % 1
UppsrEwmomy" .. %
Vnnatiso 0i1..... % Itß
WalnutDdand... 1.44
Watson.".""" .. 2M
.65,030 69
3,233 14
100 Bits: 4 Cam }%
MO Boss.• l>i
400 do■ hii*l)lo IM
194
100 Starr... * IX
500 Bit Titak MO S
100 ItIiMKHM W
100 do MO 3
j 100 do.»<«»***•*, 010
IBCAU..
• ICO Uineo.. bsa 3K
i 60 do———.™. OSS
1 100 Ster•*...• ~ r —. -W
I SCOTarr Homst’dlot. 414
SOO d0...—...,.b33 4>4
i 100 Royal ......... l«
ICO 5an0nrr,'.......... .44
300 Wamut Island,... leg
600 Atlas 'IJ4
600 d0....10t5...1)39 1 01
SCO do— —. 1M
&X 1 Montgomery - K
3CO Waiuut Island... • IS I
100 .do —J>so . s
100 Atlas • m
*.O Bit Tank b*l
100 R g
, M 0 Wm Pann. 434
iR BOARD OP BROKERS.
& Co.. A'o. 60 S. Third ei
i BOARDS.
2CoDaUall 0i1....b3Q. 7
134 Permaß..--- lot*- «
6 LcMgfe Valley.— 88
lo arch sirsot R—• -
ICO Bcayl Ba» prf-sSO- 3734
38 Ktniocky BaaS.-tOT
1000 atmi.... ....!® 4 *- 1 * “
100 Bi* Tank \
308Bruner..— * ,{*
400 Oof prffß— V*
lOODalMilc'U —.bSO. r
tin
SOO d0....10ta. *X
200 BfbertOii.,..loiS. 3
100 Irwin 7
100 Maple Shade*...** 20
500Mii«0..:..-..«.10t5. 8 6P
luCMcClmtoekOil...* 43f
SSJO-
the war pbe^
(PDBLIBBXS WISKLY. >
Tan 'Was Prek; will Ik teal to uttbecribsn by
taoU (per aimumiji .draftee) at, $53 50
Pive coplea— mi■ .10 eo
?e& coplee— * 00
„f* T SS. r S? hs lh!!n ®« n wi -l be eiar*ed at the sung
X&te, $53.00 per copy.
The money must always accompany Ole order, emit
M «“» «*«e terms be deviated from, as
theft afford very litt *e more Vum the cost of paper*
“* reqQ ® !! ‘ e4 to *** *» W-« tot
m- T* the «.tter-op of the Clubof tea ol twenty, am.
extra copy of the paper trill be (iron.
BETWBED
300 MlftlfO OiI„—NO. S 81
100 € berry Xnn-.each 33
SOO Bis Taih-.lote b 5 3
300 3'
100 d0.....—b15. 3.
18 1I
100 M.Oliniotk 4 44
IfOO do lota. i%
400 do b3O. 4Jf
OCO City 6s Beer— . 86*
60 Pcßha'B. -NO- 54
# d0..64
COO do —&80. M
12 BerristownS—. 66
200 leading B,~—. 48
I 190 Beadlng&rtown. «
12f» l(S; %
&J 0 d0....«-—. lots j 1;
103 do -""..eswa. 45>tf
IM Cstawissa Ftef... zsjS
100 do.— H
m do 830. 31 <
300 St Nicholas 0U... .1 46
) 100 Bade Bocfc~—t£k 8%
60 Walnut Island-- iff
100 Bclmyl Hay Fref..
800 do-:—"..bi-5.»
300 Eldorado-'*"-."* U£
100 M-pleShade -.~*- 2o
4 Bask of B-
50 Korih’n Cent’! ch 43
BOARD.
20 Wyoming Valley. 49
1(0 Sugar Creek 12
)«kD&izeU Oil.cash &i
180 Or/auic OU
4K
100 Maple Shade 19£
100 do
410 MeCreaAChS.biO iTi
100Egbert **£
KOuaC&Ghy E b’O 45C
1 SOOAdftmratmeOll.lts
i IOOUiUgO- &C
1400 d0.,..."."1ets
BOARD'S. ? , >r
liSPeaßaß— &&£
WoUCriACiE.bSJ 4%
MSaiSS^-niS’g
KKIO City Bs.new 8T
OBE CLOSE,
lift Su£q Canal".. ..,.10
IUQ do «""hBS. 10&
400 Caldwell OU lots. 5
lift SttMrCanal 10
2>» Daniard 0i1...... 1 si
'>oo do-lots \\£
600 Tare Homestead.. 4 '
200 Keyssont 0i1...... 12£
200 go,. —... % fig
5o Sugar Creek."-" U
100 Reading A7K
BOCvAdifcisastiii?.. loie 8«
IOQ SieCreaftC-Rau.. 194
R.-"..— 47W
ICO , do ... gyltf
300 P-4itro’eum Centre. 3®
300 Reading 4i
dcr
600 Tazr Homestead.. 4
SEOOSB
SOOUB B*lfBl...«rap.K6
81WD86 Mbs 01die..106
TttOO do lota ..coetp-IGS
100 P SlO 40bdBcoup. 61*
SOilCifr 6* bmw E f-H
20 Heading K lotano 4'*
SCO- do. lots 4 '/,
K 0 do., —•— ..bis 4«S
6Gaci $ A3H8....-..159*
4 .do 12S*
K 0 Cats Bpref— 130 3*Jsi
200 doht.—lota 22*;
.15 Minttull B— Si l
APTEB 1
7TCOPS6-® bda. lota-305 |
1090T7 SlO s 0 bonds- .9t |
200 Watson OU«. 2K
2LO Ptnn* B.". ... ftg
4 do 53 1
SALES AT T
4000usio40s.a:. si -
300 Stlmyi Bav Fref. 28
100 SDsqCsnal—.. 9%
H 0 BgMobniain"... 4%
ICO Etadiug £. b 5 4t%
1(0 .... 4sk
no d0...*...—*-.. mk
l'O d0"...55~ 46%
100 dq.""""."" 46&
HO DsHeli Oil.. 41
ICO £chu?llJav Fref.. 28
ICO jDa-zrtl Oil lot* bSO 0%
100 ..' 6%
I'oo GUy Cs 0!d........ So_
100 Bf&dbiS Reara. ."47
110 do.".."",sSG. 45%
ICO do .... 47
ICO CaJ dwell Oil. • w 4%
ICO d0...........b6. 4%
Kfl do-. .*.- 4#
ICO £utq Casals..-sOO 10
WecfcJy Review of **»«» Pimsgaijiht®
-t;— '* "‘-tt; dfevkofs.
„ There is very little demand for Flow either ftr ex
pert or-home use* and the market is vsrr dull aad
*ric®6 drooping - tales compnte abnui 6,000 bbls at
sp@Ufor extrafamiiy. and $9 s’'@3 75 tor extra, in
c'moing l fitObbUCity uHt» fomtly on private terms
The retail*** and hat e?f> sm frurimr *n a smvlf war at
«>xtra; sfO@ll
extrafamtiy sue s.i forfuacy brand-, ns
to quality ’Bye Fleer and Corn Meal coutioue da(|_
ana pries* are retb^rlower; smaUe-lesof ihefoemS
arft making
GEal*.—Wheatc.uianes Eoarce, aadprtcei areun
eeit'ed ard low#r, with sale* of abcut 16.000 boe at 2*9
@ 3£cforred* (tie latter for choice), and white at frogs
24U6 3£oc 9 bn. according to qnaiity. Bye is loWtrr
tm&U sales are m> iing at bn. Corn ie rather
firn er; about Su.tCo bo« 'suld at ISd@;3fic for pricae
low In Elsie, and 140 c bn afloat; Oat« are doll and
lower; i mail tales are uahis? at from &s@SBc 9 oau
* The, foliowinc are the receipts of Flour and Oraus (i
this port during the past week:,
B*9oo tofe
Wheat"..-...23,000 bnah.
Corn•*•••>*imv.w+ .26 20 bnah^
Gat** *....»■» ■■■ iM.dliivO h&ak.
: FBOVIFIOJSS.—Th*fti i#T«ry lUtiedoiagin tnewaw
of 2alee acd prices are unesp.led-aud lower. R»sf|
salee of Hess Pork &r£ reported at s£@-3 per barreL
t znall rales t,f Beef Par. * are making at $26. Mesc
Be«f ranees at frr.m $22@S6 *&kbbl. In. Bacon there In
iutie doing and price* have fa*Jen off* sales of
Bams are making at from 20@33c $ ft for plain, a-sd fan
rytanxatetd. S s o»* at 2*c, and Shoulders IK
tb. Green Keait aro also lower, ■with pates of Bams in
oi«kle at3B@2 c, aod Sboniderc in salt at 17&l7>£c &.
Lard i* scarce and lower. w>th sales of bMs and tierces
at24@l6a. BntieriscuUa&dprice»are nnseuled. with
€&Uaeleolid-pa*:k*dat2i@3oc;rollat and <3a
»hen at3S@4oc 9 ft- Cheese la firmly held; sales of
Sew Yoik are making &< 20@23c $ a>. £gga are selling
ht 2C@2Bcp«r dozen.
B'ETAI.b —Fig Won continues dslL Bo I Anthra*
ciu is htJd ton. Blooms are without change*,
mannfactmed Iron contimiee cull, aid prices ar»7
lower. Is Copper there is very little doing, asd prices
have dfciired **.
B*KK —ln there is little or nothing doint
Ist Bo lie quoted *
COT*IOH.—The mar set continues Tory dull* and
prlre* hare dtdiced: about2£o bales solo at f>oni6gSs
60c lb. ca»h. for Middlings, closing at 43@55c ft.
CahDLES ad&m«.ntiue are dull; i»aie3 am
making at3C@3iofore> ort weight and 35c 3* ft for full
T&ltow Caidles are eelling in a smili way
i_UaL w.j here is rather more doing end price- are
with'uz change; sale* are making from Fort BichmonA
at s£@9 2 ft ton.
COFFEE —Toe market ia dull and pricss are raiher
lower; about 6(0 bats * I Rio sold at from 18@Zl* &-
gold. Acsrgooflaiusyrahasarrlred.
HRUGS A£ii> hi hs continue very dull, aud prieea
STeunewled and lower. Small sales of Indigo&re rs
porteo at a decline.
Fisa—Mackerel are dull, and prices are unsettled-
SmaUaske froms ore are making at from s2s£ls:2?!E
Sh< r&ls. slC@i7for Bay do., $l9 for Shore £** aw
14.60 ? hb, fox large audsma'l Ao. 3s. Coaiiih. are seilr
ii g at he 3? lb. Tickled Herring quoted at •
: ® bbi,
FhUIT.-Frices are
TitmonsateseiliDs »s'A'@7l«r rheauci
■ for the laUer; fcteeu apples &ie quoted at s£#3
fed; 3>ried Ap^ com il iU 13Sl aid Ua *
—The rates to Liverpool an unchanged,
and there is very little doing; two email ww
tafem for Cuba and return at 40c for Sugar, and $3
8 £0 for MoJB**e>, both in gold; Eastern Freights are
entitled aud lower. „
FnAlfiEhS are doll. 17 eatern range at from 73 to 55*
• m
BOPS are dull and lower; we quote Eastern sad
T?eyteraate£@6CelMh- - ' *
HIHEi. —Tra* sacdous in hides will be very light
until the flQcruauons in gold, became leas viOiens. in
fr. T *ii.u neck only a few sateg b«en noticed, and
about bringing hidedat present prices, XTitlTan
elate decitt-e »eicre tnsfreves. Bealere In gre*n and
dry dome*tic tides are moving cautiously. Holders
are ciepo**d to te-I', whil* baser? arc Indifferent. Soma
s&ali let* tare changed haaeaat about lUc for c >W3,
andlC;S@llKcfttt‘*teei*Oßfcof salt. We quote hatchers*
Wtljrtts. cow* at 8s ®tsars9e, out of aad
dry flint at 18@22e. The Fhii&delpbla AssectHnon are
yet holding tueir selected steer hides at 35c, aadcotra
arid bulls at H(ai4o.
BA? - —BrUc ton.
LUMBEK.—-.Prices are rather firmer. but the market
is dull, and the sales are In a small ws j only, to sap*
ply immediate wants.
LBaTH BE.—Leather, la sympathy with all finer
ebantabie good?, has been vtiy dull the pi*t week.
The principal demand has seen directly for Govern
ment nee, and otherwise only small lots have been
taken np. The market is amply supplied in all de
teiipriose, excepting, petbaps, choice hsavy Spanish
and slaughter coie, ana dealers are disposed to *sll»
but as yet no contentions to correspond with gold hay*
i LATtiiiTER Sole. —The market is easier. Sales have
been mostly in email lots to the home trade, at a design*
of one to three certs per pound, we quote light coun
try tannages &i4*@47c, common, middla- and hsavy at
4E@6Ce, end choice Lea vv at £o@s:ie, city tannages 43(33
63c, f*nddo«Tojip«dfi4@6sc. ... '
JsPAKisEfcoLE —Dry hid* teamens scares, especially
pmceJSuencs Ayres There has been very little da*
maud; but the email quantities offering justify hold
ers In surtaxing quotation*. - We quot-> ail heaTy
weights at 6f@6ocj set. or 6C@6Sc, tima prices; middle
ano light weights of B. A . and. ihe descriptions of 3.
A. hide st fc&dSs
BAVaL 6T*jBZS are rather quiet; Sosfn is quoted at
•s2i@B3 , ?i bhl. Spirits of Turpentine is firmly held
a f mall way at *1 9S @*
gaUon for Jofo. I winter. Fish Oita are lower. Lin
seed Oil !e unruled; small sales are making at $1 40
fallen. Petroleum is dol', amipdcassreuasettled; w«
quote Crude at 85c, Ke&nedin bond at 62@650, and frea
a;Jiomir.@»cis gallon, as to quality.
The following are the receipts of Crude and Beflaed a t
this port during the past week: • _ ,
Cruae. »«*r. »» j »l.o®bbla*
KIC2S —Small sales of Bangoon are making at
12c, and Carolina at IBX(&le3t£c 3P- lb-
SEEDS —Cloverseed i« more active, and pnees Lava
advanced; about I,s(obushel®sold *t&Ls.6C@l7
the latter rate foi ehoice T.mo'.hy is deli, and quoted
at Sl@s £0 bus. TUxseed has declined; sates arw
making at from $2 S?@2 • -
S fa dull and unsettled at about former rates.
SPIK-TS —There is very Jtttle d>dng in forefjrn, ana
we hear of no sales of either L randy or Gin. Whisky
continues very dull and lower; small sales of Pean*yl
vssla and Western hbls are reported at iHS@22So gal*
lon, dosing at 2lS@2aio.
SCGAB.—There ts very little doing in the way o£
sales, end .currency prices are lower; about hhdtt
Cuba«oldat£@B>6cin#old. ■ .•• ’
TALLOW hssaxein declined; city* rendered Is quoted
at Vfc. and country al S)
TOBACCO.—There is vary little doing in either Leaf
or Manufactured, and the market is dull.
WOOL —The market coi.iinu.GB very dull, and priega
am dreopir a; about ifiP.OCG !bs sold at from 70 to 90c for
ficee*», and 10 @lC4c ft for tub.
BOOTS ABD SBOkS —Every tracer, especially thosa
buying goods, has been aware of a large decline in. tha
price of -old —a fall of 25 to Sucon a dollar withui. tha
past weekend of the .unsteady condition of jhemar
ktis resulting from inch flucLuations. The Boot and.
Shoe trade pait.cipate tevtome extent in the general de
pretiion. Tht-re has, hbw ever, been no panic amoMT
lie dealers, and, contrary to the almost universal rule,
very little decline in the prieee of goods In* met, a»
far at this market is concerned, inera is nothing to get
up a panic over, unless it be empty riw. ves and'vacant
stores. Jn a majority of c&Ee* the manufacturers ate at
work only upon ordered good*, tad very few Ate
mail** work to put upon the shelves. The jobbers
are earning light stocks, in some Instances, heeaaw
unable to buy tbe khoes, and will, doublets, feet little
disposed to part with whatever they may hava in store
at lower rates than the goods can be returned from the
makers. • ■ •
Bew York SfarketSi March 24.
Fxora, &c.—The market for Western and State Floor
is very Ineguler Western brands are scaica and
firmer, while State brands sure offered more freely, in
fret prested upon the market; prices are lower. Fami-.
ly brands are irregular and lower.
Wsiskt.—The market is heavy and lower; sales of
CCO bbis at $2lO for Western
Gsaik.—The wheat market opened steady, but elo*ev
mhtr tasibr and innettre, in syrnpathy with gold.
The demand is chiefly for miUtug. The sales aie 59,603
bus sid her Michigan at $1 .
Oats are rather firmer ano in f «ir demand. The sates
I7e 52,000 bus Canadian at 0O@92o; Western at $1 in
stoic; Btate9i®9sc.
Com is rather easier and closes heavy. The sales am
14-CGObusb Western mixed nominal; choice white Bal
timore at $3.62, and new jettow at sls3@l.tS. .
Tbov’SlOSS.—For future delivery w* hear of 1,000
bbls new Mess-Fork, seller April, at $35; fiOO do no. B
buyer May, at s'is CO, and 1,000 do, prime mess,
buyer May, at $24 60
I he sales ca«h-«?d regular are 4,oCobbls at i&2 50®23
for oilmens; $24 &©25 37Mfor newmes»; $23 for n
prime, and $23.6۩24 for. western prime mess.
Bter n fiat.. Sates of 7o bbis at sl6@iSfor plain mess t
slB£C^Ufortxtrado. ■ - .
BcefHsMA«Me. quiet.. -Cut Meat* are a litJemorsr
active, 225 x>kgs at I£©lsK* for shonldere*
indie&cforHams. , a-w*
Bacon is dull end dtpiesied, and we near of only m
»pa]llotofb£oftok-aratl6>*c. . .«t»c
Lard is lower and very h^vf_ a t
1.150 bbis and tcs.atU©t6c for 80. 1, a7@lSc forfAr to
prime ste»m ahdkauie-rendered ; a wnaU lot wy
flhoiee at ihiia and £9O tes prime steam at IIJiC, gmd.
Ashes —The market le inactive and nominal at $8.75
o—Haw 0 —Haw Sugars are very dull; ptices are easier
acd at lfec for fair refining. JBefined a*»
V cJj'tox —Tb# l xourketis oxtremrfr dull, and
and miredVredeßaro heavy at 43®f7c ;
Ire pricee are agsin easier; we quote at
' 4£ fSS«.i nm oa«atGa B i o
at 2!'@)'Sc for common to prime eta, ana •>-''!£<"» lUJ -
l*
solos »t *l.4C@l edforsWspiia. tmi ®L67@l
1» <hill at S4o fwcinde; 64@5Se for
in boad. Sd 72@71. for d.. fpw.
Calooita Marliot. Fob. 8.
c ,„. a AnT i a «t cirsnlar advices of the 25et ulfimo. thU
rlndoa®alJ«»f ZSih DocomDar b 4 3d of Juawrylaw
calcctt*. brim mg fetters to the 2ist of Dac-m
-wfrem the United Watts. Telegrams are at hand frost
London to the 13th of January, and from. IffewTot* to
tie Slsi of December. The eteemer wtttt Leaden mail
of 10th January was at Gallo on the Bih inst
*Oaere have been nofurther chartera made for the Onl-
the port cor tinneeon a good
low rateß of freight ruling for fiegisud, and
have been large of many »xttele« of exp’t, dnntigine
past fortnigbr. In the country ir%de ttiere tt a ia.»
amcuut of produce sotng forward, at unchanged rates
of freight, but *i high prices for goods.
Honey continues in good deasaua. The B«uc cw n’m
gal has made no chante in itt rotes of tutjf® 1 * *f ««5
eount; tbe former Kmaintng at w ? fffi
loans with seccr ty of tlbe la£
80. 3i»¥4sroiu»},dc. 6^ p«tsjat, d»-. B«>J*.»*•
6-J2 trettliUft,
BOARDS.