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EVERY EVENING AND 7ILZHI7GTOilf DULA7A3 OATtJRDAYe HAY ldoee aMaoitoJiaj otatieint). i1' 1 JT BortniT Nr i rtthrb FIRST EDITION SRCONI): EDITION MTOltroS (V T1IK MTVATtOX, 1 Iv ftitiMniu triiir. prat Proal. lr HAVEN Tin ah 5triiA. 1H MKltU AV MO ililili i 1 AFFAIRS IN FRAKCK Tk Coroner's Jury at Chester Fails to Agreo on a Verdiet.

T1IIRP EDITION AFFAIRS IX WASHINGTON' The Oeflorclle CondlUun of tho Tiffiiah Army. (Tin mm tmi mm U- 'n n- Kieawat Hb tnn tt nelOav flwt Itnjr. clitrca tli Itenubnv ran the UiiMMir mil rl Wnttua- ami Hope far tlx ftoM. Hvimtor Jfovtoit pnhliKtieii long letter on tint situation, to-tlny. He argurs Hint William "Pitt Killogg wm legally Ivctwt to tho H.

Heiiate, and that if lm ihnm not voluntarily withdraw, th Hcnato will hitve to doddo his can aa it UmhI st thf tiniff ndjoiiminent. Ho doclarrH that tiu Ucpublicau lovernments of liiHiisiium and South Carolina have yielded to force. They lmvs gone down before im armed minority, who threat 8E3AT0R HORTON'S IDEAS I I A 4fal tWtfioll will ho1 HKDf- ft ordajttiidov, Mr, McMakiu, a gradtiate of tirtKU Theologleal Beminary. Tli paatnr th llapttst charehes of this city will aasUi the I'eromonies, and lay delegates lm' also been chosen, thosn from the Hacil Baptiit Imlng Waahington Jones ,1 A. I', 5 Hwpbinfwm, and from tl IMawaro Aveuue Ilantist H.

R. IVand F. James. A rommtttea to ordaif gontienian from Baltlinora will bo held Media on Thursday, to which Joseph Old and Mr. Wheaton are dl- atea frohhe Heoond Haptlat, and teacher 1).

K. Buckingham from the DelawarAvcnne Baptist. In connection with thlubject, it limy be stated that two of most prominent graduates of Crosier (uinary, MeNars, McMakin and Young, to reside iu Unlaw F.atorTaTtTmvNt. Tho Yng People's Missionary Hoolwtv of the el-rid Presbyterian Church, will gite a ntieal and literery entertatninent on Mony evening. May 2Hth, in the ciiurcft iney win ne assisted oy eotuo of best talent (instrumental and ttoeal) city, which has been very kindly olred.

Ibe proceeds are to help in the bcvolent work of the society, and they looiconfidingly to their friends and a libera public for countenance and support. i mm Injunction 4J ran A teloiun from Jacksonville, Florida, saj that tistico Bradley has grauted in-junctionagainst the salo of the Florida Central, id Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mobile lilroatls, recently seized by Gov Drew fotlleged non-payatent of interest ou their ands. The amount involved is over $2,01,000. Liberal f. nnaue.

At the eetimt of the Liberal League. to be heldo-niorrow morning at McClary tall, Sdar-t street above Ktxtb, the Pres ident, C. lary, will deliver a lecture on ine Orhn of Christianity." An oppor tunity to discuss the subject will be offered todl. Id swedes' t'harrb. The 17th anniversary of the opening of Old Svdes' Church for divine worship will be caibrated at the church to-morrow Services ill be held at 6.30 and 10.30 is the niornig; 3 in the afternoon, and 7.30 in me evaing.

A lertnon for the Times. To-morow evening, at 8 o'clock, Rey. J. M. P.

)tt, pastor of West Presbyterian Church, ail preach on the subject "John and othe furious reformers or excess and defleency in the work of reformation BKKV1TIBS. Culberkeena the lateat atvlea. He la the cneao an iaa, hlonable hatter. A larrt arrival of linen eoata. pants and vesta at The Boston One Price Clothlnt Store, TO, 313 Market street.

For rood pair of shoes ehean ato to Feutieaa-. 400 Market etreet. There vou will nu an assortment. t- Alpaet and; Prsbette coats in an endless varietvtt The Boston Clna Prloa lis Come sarlv to Babceck'a for ananner aoun iv-ni(ai, vonietrmn sua unnga. Don't S-O to Phllailclnhla for hats whan Webb, W4 Market street, has auch One new stock tc select from.

Ash It maktnt tome of the finest llarht suits we havs ever seen. A wllte veat to Bt the small tnan. larre inn, ui man or anv man. at I lie noston One Pr ce Store, 31S Market street. Fullrter gives the "boss" lunch.

For good-fitting aultof tine clothes go to Bonnet's, 406 King street. Taggnrt. T05 Market atreet, has a floe stock shoes, for summer wear, which he Is selling cbesp. You sn get ft short, medium or long white vest at The Boston ne Price Clothing Store. Market atreet.

Baugh, at 40T Shipley, has in his warerooma now a very fine line of furniture which ho la selling at remarkably low ratea. you have trouble to get good tea and coffee Then go to the red tea store la Third atreet, only one door from Market, or the branch Tenth and Market. Ureat Canton It Japan Tea the best la the city. Tow Mead a eoal la put way down far cash. juui uroat at Sit Market etreel.

607 Mket kep all the Philadelphia and New York Sunday papers. They tan be bought to-morrow until nooa at Centennial news oBee, Another corner made, and aa usual, "The Boston One Pries Clothing House" aecured it Is in white l.nb Fine lunch at Fullmer'a from 30 to 11.9) o'clock. every morning Babcock has license, aad will gtve his patrons a fine snapper lunch to night at o'clock. Corner Fifth and Orange streets. The clothing made up by Ash is a marvel beauty and neataeaa.

Baugh'a walnut ruatio frames are made up nicely at 407 Shipley street. They are sold so cheap that all can buy then. TowBenTa eoal can be depended on. Lear your order at 16 Market atreet. Base balls anl bats at Hlndle'a, 60T Market atreet to-day.

Everybody call and see the wonderful atock of goods bow oa eshibttioa at The Boston One Price Clothing Store, No. 318 Market atreet and 313 Shipley atreet. Tou had better go around to Babeock'a early to-night for snapper lunch. Corner ifth and Orange streets. Mocha, Java.

Laguira. Rio, Santos Jamaica Coatura and Mexican coffee and alt coflVes grown, for aale at Ureat Canton a Japan Tea Comtsny Store oa Third atreet, one dor from arket, cheap. The luneh la to' etty, everything la seascn. everybody served with auuare meal tratn to Bight at Charlat Chandler's 8 Weal lfthttreet. BLACK.

On Lha HJ Sarah Blaek, wife ef kCtlhSZhhf 1 J1 Proceed la Bsikel A. M. uhtth. thaaae St. rVteT't Mnlr7 stmt, ob Su SjIit, ekoki to prooMd Ul iha OatholT; nwilr Prsacom aged sr The tiTi.

and fri.ndu of lb fmO are r-aooct- va ttoa 1 lunl from the raaktaaa the resui, oa Stroud straw a atarriaoe eniu, an aaday mormng, to mMt sntia hoass at o'cloek. Uardsn.lhesta count? Pa. lo prooeod to Ns TliOMdOM -n the fid Instaat, of n.ninonia. Mrs. Aa Thompson, wife ef Joan Thompson, in ths 74lb snr of br sr Tb frtsds and ralsUvsa of tks fsmilr are rapact-filljrraqMtuxi to attend tha faavral mtvhms at bar rawu, near alt.

Sales Ohoroh. at 4 o'clock. m-f "rd. S8U inatani. Foacral to procsad to HBataatarj.

lUaawaad Men. 7" "Blesid are the meek extlalms the voice inspiitlon, bus ean a man bo meek with the comiousness that dreaded monster is consunug his vitals. We are not ft race of Titaoa. A Prometheus might stand chained the rrdring rock with vulture perpetu-Ztij gowine his Jever, and his face ever wear o( heroic aod even meek ndnraie. Utit Prometheus has left no de-sceodaa.

With vulturea (disease) eonau. mtnghiliver, the modern man makes himself an every one around him ailserable. sees the world id life all on the wrong aide the dark ait and whoever dares to assert that there i a sunny side, he regards aa aa enemy, at best a mocker of hia imaginary woea. Hike the mythical Titan, the victim diaeai is not euccorieea. There is aa arm rescir-a balm to cleanse and heal.

As remedle'or this most depressing of all die-eases, Slver Complaint," none are more efficient-popular than Dr. Pierce's U-oiden MedloaUlaooveiy aad Pleasant Purgative Pellets. The Pellets etfeotually remove the effete aniioisonoua matter, while the Medical Iliaccsry imparts strength snd health to the en tiny a 'em. They are sold bydruggiata LITRARY AND MUSICAL NTERTAINMENT Will be giv by lbs Newport M. Kabbath school, TUESlur evsaing aaxt.SMh insUat.cesamnins T.

o'clo. Admission, 31 cents. A fasU i will held in teetnre rcom of the church at tbs oloae theentoimaent. Procaedsr the benefit of the Eabbslh tohoo. my i-ltt LiuEnms! imn FECSALE SUITS I Ju.t oped, WOQ 8ias, s4 my tow eriees to oait Betimes.

iSoaPailwi, aad Udisa rjaderoar. a alh oa)f aowsa anitrrto, eaaiosi rnuowisa Tn.Hurnii!t. TTioa rtp to o'eun i-o- aav. WitailidTOK, )a, May HTf orisdiw. fr.

tt Ost Lake Shore. Notth Western vrmt. It oak Island. tihle and Mlaalaslppl. raei no Woatera t'nlon.

Delaware Laeka-rauft at Westers Mlablffsa IMIaware uason. raanarlvanla fteOdtilS. ititO.HM.(MMl.M Lefclf.kVftller. Iranian rti lav. ww j.

fc SO. 'f. I.W, 4... ie.e... Uurrene new a of 4 KaslsUrsd Mtm eatirfs nupkkior nut UIkiih jjaU lj T0T.e4Bi.

HU? fOVH t'8 usiuHUBl w. smm The Annual May Party of Grace Sunday School Wll.l. TAK" PfAOH IU AONI0 TKMPt.R, Neat Till HnAir ftvenlna, May 8 let, at 'eIrk. Tha entertainment will acntint of soto and ehnmu from tha Osoiats the Mai Uii, Mar rise tiw. eisss aad llluMt1 A lHiiixioii for adn'M, go SMltl fur children, imnM.

mf 3 31, EXCURSION 1 The Aabury M. E. Sunday School Will make th-slr annual excursion ON TIIUJ18DAY, MAY Slot, fry the steamer leaving Fourth street wharf at ft. m.MmmSSS Will anil (town ths bar. and on return will atoo a Vert Uelawaralvlne las etenraioms'a an ooDortnnitr to view lha fort.

Will tb to Hilrer Grove vspMia mw naianwa or ins aar. IMBata roe ronna tn BV OKI)! ronna trip: adwlts, 410 ehlldrwa, Jm, BY OBIIKH Ofc 1'llK OUMM1TTERL air tn II.11J6.IM JS.mjn FLOIIEUCE OIL OTOVE, OUMr.1ER THE BERT, cooking. RAFJBWT, AND iIOiT I Cosflna I.eae Tliaa I I wo 1 i. nrr ilur Siussrvulicai. I lor fuel.

ISO UKrTKOTSSARY UK AT Ha ODOR! Sand for circular and nrloa liat to WILSOIf A ienwrai A 'a, no. izim ninsa avanne, rniladslptita. mr Itawt'Altw JJB. If. JB.

MAKTIN, Late of Tifln, Ohio, baa npanad an office mMt RtKT STRRRT, No. 404, (aeoond floor) over Knmfurd'rfliat tore. Having bad twanta-aaran raarfl eipariance, he anpaa to man a nai art of public patronaga. Iiaaases of femslaa spsoialtr, 11. M.

V. OT.DK OK IJEKHAN SffM.HT, Frodnrlng the taa4 aroe of aammar bar rraaa known Also. Hnnaerian wraaa and 1. m. n.

i 1 OB.au HOUR WI1KA r. DOtatfl. aabhaa St. snd othar nlanta, Mamnlaa and nrinaa I stail, wh-n reqneated, B. K'XIKRH.

my lS-8t fHo 183 Market atraat, Fhilsdalphia. R.R. ROBINSON CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS, K. Corner Fourth and Market, WIMHINUTON, DELAWARE.

FOR RiLK. a ahareai Delaware It. K. "toek. Philadelnhls.

Nw York and Rnaton atnalra hfm.h. and Sold on eomm'aalon Krarr facllitr afforded fot paraorta to sell or invaat In stocks or bonila. aa SILKS! BEESS GOODS I 17, 1.1. KENHARD CO. NO.

306 MARKET STREET, er raster SILKS a 79 HIbi Laetro, Excellent Valae. BLACK I Lata In Oar Canal Larerat Aawvortsssomt, rroaa 73 Coat ta iS.ee per Yard. rBICM 1IUHT, aa Coaiparlooa Will Pray. DRESS GOODS In Large Variety, at Lowest Pricea. tr WO rWTBND TO nr nojru oooco.

TS 4IIKET OR Ail, W3L KENN ARD CO No. 306 Market Street. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. The Steamer CooaaaeaelaeT Friday, May 4th, 17T, lfta Wllaiatan. from the wharf faot of Foarth sweet, at tt e'etaek a and i.n.

Ieavina Peane-Soe at lO a. aad 4 p. m. SWo4aaaa for Weodatown aad 8harpton meet thia alBsrle iare, SB ceata. il4i Roand trip, SU ceata.

cai-r. ji. a DtKsr. PAID iJSIIIMB. A MOST DKSIRABLB taaina.

and la flaw aaaortmant. WILLIAM B. bUAHP, Fourth and Market. mURKIBR BATH TO WEES. A HEW DTVOICB M.

at nnosnally low pricea WliAJaM It. SHARP, Fourth aad Market. jpRRROH LAWR8. RKDUCKD FROM 81m TO W11X1AM B. SHARP, Fourth aad Market.

MATTIRtW. PLAIN. rKCY, AND CHECK, full I ina ia new stjies tost reeeiaad. A B. HUAKP Fourth and Market.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. The royalties on lewin machines have been severed and the American Newin Machine Coaapaay hsa deeidad to sell their self-seuiac needle and self threading ahuttle sewinx machine as follows: No. 1 Drop, Csah, $40 CO Tune, 050.0", No. 1 Plain, 46. UU.

46 0. No. a Plain. MI.IM: 40.IW. this aaaeaine needs no comment aa to llahtnaaa.

dorabllitjr. Office, No. 31 MAR a Ml' a awn ran. ayM-tt J. H.

PRIMROSR, Msnaser. AWNINGS AWNINGS It Row that the hat weather has set in, people should add te their comfort by awniaas on- All kinds pat4ras (u aarioa stjlea aiid eolu of wraoow AWSTTJKHV At aUSlE. Ka. tl Water Street. 'Call and examine the stock.

my U-ha ICE-COOLED PUaa aad GOOD, received moraine By from a rakable dairy, and lor ate br B. HlGdi lKLD. tHPm Eiehth StrMt Markat. A trial wlB prove it satisfactory, air 17 1 wd. gweod FOR SALE.

1J6 Bbla. Ha. Old Whlakat 10 Bearbea fi ewBaalaadltasa. trlahaad'ssetah Whiakey. tatafl he nUMOIB kSLLST lOtf MaC US 1 rear OPKNBD.

AM ELaUANT ABoORTMRXT HOaiUT.OLOYVe, l3o uaDi -a-ue, hufiubobi. jLAoma. at. toft 64ta ml ttVA 112 lt FLOODS IN THE WEST; Rallwty Tnokt WaiNed Away and ravel sioppeo. our EoiBo op mm TIIK KAHA tft.OOlK Travol Mill IntorraiM' Mllvtlro-4lrottt tho Hf A asoelatad fVsaa Rrr al sad Oiaaiaeslal Kansas Citt.

May 2t. Travel on some of the railroads is still Interrupted, No trains have reached this city by the was of the Atchison, TVipeke at Mania Ke Railroad for several days, aud it will be 4 1. A L. 1- I 1 nemo viiiio yet wiurs liiw hki in iu suwi order. The wasJiout Is the most destrue- muI 1...

and it will coat thousaiffla of dollars to repair the damage. A Kansas Pacific Uai lined train was delayed yesterday, by a washout near Solomon City. rtsllndolMBslat Makrheeo. By Aasociated rveea to Resale- sod Ossaaasretal PatLiDgirwiA. May 20.

Flour dull: Minnesota family, fair to choice, Pennsylvania high grades, 101)11. Rye flour tn. 124. Wheat detdining; amber, fl.90Ql.95; white, 1.90(38) Pennsylvania red, fl.R0Ql.rl5. Rve dull 80c.

Corn lower dull yellow, 5e mixed, 02c sail, (SOQGlCj steamer, fiOej white, Oata inactite Western white, 49Q52o Pennsylvania 61(aS3e. Provisions inactive: mese pork, 15.f5 (S 16: beef bams, 2065220; smoked hams, sides, shoulders. 6jfi)7c; pickled bams, 8Ql0c sides, 7 Q8C! shonlders, 5Q0e. Iard. 3fiai0ic.

Butter unsettled; New York nd Bradford county and Western extras, 22Q2Se. Cheese quiet New York fancy 13Q13yC; Western fine 12c. Kggs firm; 13ai4o. Petroleum firm; refined, June, 14g0, bid; crude. l)j(giOio.

Whisky; Western, fl.ll. Gold, 107. A Mich Horoo. This morning about 9 o'clock horse, belonging to Brooks Foster, was taken sick while standing hitched to a wagon on Kinir street, below Sixth. Mr.

oster byes and carries on his business, which is that of mattress-making, over Third street (indue, and bad come into the etty with a load of mattresses. He stopped on King street, oppssite the City Hall yard, and left his horse attached to the wagon standing for a few minutes in the etreet. When he returned the horse was down. partly in the gutter and partly on the pavement, and was suffering tery much, the symptoms being those of colic. The horse was given a dose of salaratus and his throat and limbs were rubbed with spirits of turpentine.

A crowd soon collected around the fallen animal and with the assistance of several men he regained bis feet and was taken over Third street bridge. IHroratiea Day, A meeting of the honorably discharged soldiers and sailors of Delaware for the purpose of making arrangements for decorating the soldiers' and sailors' graves on the 3oth instant, "Decoration way, was held last niaht in the City Hall. The meeting was but slinily attended, and but little was done. It was decided that those who are to take part in the ceremonies will meet at the City Hall on raneeuay morn ing at 10 o'clock, and will leave for the cemeteries at 2 in the afternoon. After resolvimz itself into a committee of the whole to solicit flowers for the decora meeting adjourned.

The gentle men who are managing the affair, desire that all who have flowers, flags, etc, to contribute will either notify the committee or have their offerings at the City Hall on Wednesday by noon. The How -soetral 'mi Btovtaleat. ti. -a uww ncard or Assessment, ltevision and Appeals, ap pointed a short time ago by Council, under the law passed by the laat Legislature, met at the office of the Clerk of Council this morning, and were sworn in by Mayor Whiteley. They then drew lots for the respective terms of one, two and three years, M.

M. Child getting the one year term; William Stilley, the two years term, and I. iieiiah, the three years term. The new Board has nothing to do with the present assessment and its duties do not commence until after the election of assessors in September. Tito Keoorvoir R.

R. Robinson, atrent for tho aale of the new 5 per; cent, reservoir bonds, has naa no applications yet. A few inouiriea have been made regarding them, but the low rate of interest seems to be an objection in the eyes of all who nave yet sought information about them. The opinion is expressed, however, in financial circles, that a market will be found for tho bonds without much trouble. The Kaaalajsa A.Seaaee mm Prase te Svery Rveaiag aad flneaassnlal Combtanttkoplr, May v-r-JnteUige noe has been received her that the Kuasian bombardment of Kara has slackened.

The Russians continue to advance on Erzerount. A battle is expected shortly. The Russian right wing is at Olti and the left at Van, A Russian attempt to throw a bridge over the river before the Turks at Bataum, waa repuhted with loss. Temperance Meettaye, There will be a temperance meeting at the City Hall, this evening, which will be addressed by Captain Brown, of Chester, and others. The temperance meeting at the Opera House to-morrow afternoon will be addressed by Mr.

Charles Haigh, and others, from Philadelphia, and also by the reformed men. Tho Uatefclaeoas, The farewell concert by the Hutchinson, family at the Opera House, on Tuesday evening next, will bo a delightful musical event and worthy of a large audience, especially at the low rate of admission, only 25 cents. The programme will be published on Monday. Haaever reetlval. The Hanover Church festival, which is now being held at 832 Market street, was crowded last night and the profits on the sales were vtry large.

"The festival opened on Thursday night and will be continued this evening. Bor of Health. The Board of Health will hold a special meeting, at 5, 30 this afternoon, at Wawaset and Jaeon streets te examine an alleged nuisance occasioned by stagnant water in that locality. The Hasalaua Heael-ejaartero. ByAaaoelated rresstoKvery Riaaineasdflmniaaalsl Tiflia, May.

25. The Russian head, quarters train has proceeded to Alsxan-dropal, whither the Generalissimo will follow in a few days. Teleaheae Ceaeert. A telephone concert will be given in tha Opera House on June 4th. A concert will be given ia New York aad telephoned oa to this eity.

1 1 T. M. c. A. rmjrr -feeting The weekly prayer ueetingof the X- M.

C. A. will UJuid this evening at thstr i i ajy aad 4 pi i th rtea aid lailk tLK- Man.o an tiwiot a Wir i aa Man.o Hkl! fa" 1 U'i Sai a mr rr iKeatrata Tale Dav. ttmr. 'lurch i.un.

i. Ileal rmv rev Itira, Kni rrsl nolli'f, I h.tvlier's Hem. Kri norjr't ilrui. ImoI( lt, Alen, lr, t'terov'e tf m. liiwr, tie tailir.

'lilt- lliMt. 1 Two I ilolo. t. Irrvitifs. Hi.

cn Kimtiy. I 4 i i r. 'ma tic, tirtvrs 1 Tea viy 1 lot sal. tin Ki siulf iv ocr. fo-bif.

Kurcli? man wRti'tl. .1 hrrtlllri. rio-too H'li-e trcvltir. Wsf.iftl. tun'ion rlerk.

ttotraiisir, Hsrkrl etrett. 4Srvtv tf W(W tie hatter. Mr, 1 oae rVnny. 4 M.irket. 4 4 i-Vuitit it rd.

-''itrat Sti. day school n-ay MH'. sr I. 1 ta prifa'e iamiiy Hail, a lit tucker Hrinm. Vua rttrtv.nment Newport.

Vu'i tt vfrv eu Jor irti 's a'ablo. Js w-w in private family. 'Mi a at t. Fourth a ret. Iiuu-hmro-: viv nt the lrr House waiim? jumiMir.

Nti'hm A. Son. tMa Ita vat. V. et i ahy tn Ua C'a.

Local Time Table. iVr 2 0i, 6.4, 6.5. "-i i 4i a. It i oun.va: XOt, ft 4f, 4J in. Ipr ar ivri: 2.tZ,i.i tor 11ST, 1.1.

40, or liii. 1 to: 1.26, For trrrwii tnj Tort Vefotlt i e.ai. 9.30 ft ISO, S.iXi, ft 6.30 m. Sun ric. -Vr I' 4- AorMera 0.40, ft "itTi.

ir.ilsy IrtiBS. yr mmjf tfs i- it fjrm v. a 18.20 ft jj m. reuiAr cuouy trln. ArSiTX AT WIllIMlTOH.

Fro't 12 4i 1 4S, 54. S5. ft C-r S'Z 1 LIU. 4SK. 14.

I SI. ll.lil i w. Min.ttyi: 1242,1.46, H'tvv v-v, VM. 11.1A piu. Krdn -W: loit; 14-i.

am: it. 17. 1.18, 5 14. i-ia. 1 4i a 9.61 m.

I'lwn 1 ii. S.47 a 12.87. Jio.HSSptn. 1 i. I'rcin ahir.zlm 1.52.

i.44. a 1J 2T. m. iijciitji: 1.52,6.44 a n. rem enJ Fr( FetmiV 8 am.

No train 3. Xrum A.v T.f-5. 5.S) a 12.00 -SS e.4. is. trU.

F-TC" Wmr R. b.jO a 4.20, 6.32 m. Jfo Sunday Uaics. rttB R. 10.2S 4t iro I.

i.isi dsn tfltr T.56 a S.1U la. io rt suisr iioaay tr-iica. -XKJIISS FOR LtATK rHILAPKPBIA Fr ra Brta trri an avenue I 30, S.1 i j.i'i a 1S.U. S.0M, 4.16. 4.30.

6.14, .4. B.4.T. r.i. Miadavs: 8 20 ft 4i. 1LS-' Fr- iviiit-, anj Marker itrccta 2 4i," iia I 12.16, 8.60 no.

Bli: ci. rte Tie N.k igur fe "Luaitad Jaery. I afs anioke tnbareo e-r. huy Marbiss libomKBa' A-fiTS abolika" at xhe IJJs Tery s-e nty tit th most futid-jou Lt revrr leAvea tiie t.V-lucuftitt? Hotel, tied witu hi Tit tkt hia.eiry. ri ke Kent fnl X-tte ttiicacy of Ouss's Srt-rum Nup in iiiiJ.t.ro incural tain dia-r i ijtivi; ku kou aad in Eiari.i..a shit are for tbeir on SEi.ii;i';s:..r vtues.

la la-nihed tat; I tii.it vta1 detlera Eost.u.s Lave int. oilueU imi- are tor a similar Kto! cut wait-it if Kiavate inateml Atfc ior Ollss SrLPara "Soap. Tve none 4Thtr. jii uwiitvta. li.U'a Ik i.r aud Waieker 1.

black or 50 centi. a.iuaritmi'a i ft, As3 Sa.nvjtan'4 and Herb ju'eea. for a.ety J. Has.mu, l)rigii, corner of Futh and FciiUr asret. TM" Amcrtraii jc.

r-eor-? in we Id aufTer a much with N) si Aiuericaca. Aithous a yeata of iswr.t-ic i nei ti.e b.sd fii(-kj to ascona rd-wh-a cerviio aid tine remetly lor thia d.jcair- an.i it eScc, such as Stomach, Heart-cure. Sick Headache, Ooativeier. i uTion of Heart. Idver i-omi -i? uj of the food, Uw epirita, teatr) eic yet iacc tne Introduction of ArsrsT Flow an we believe there i bo of i'jspepsl tfcat cannot be iaiaieuiately r.iseveii.

3j 'Xw dozea aold laat year without i.ne cf fitilare reported. (Jo to your dracist. Z. J. Belt.

x. Mcluall, SaHtt or W. k. Winiauit, and a aacip lo tie for 10 ceata, and tiy t. Two Joea will teiieve TS cents It Ioa r.ot aay difference 2iow acTer aii if asroJviift.

ulcers, tores, pioaplea, bloTchfs. ttttera or rteumxt. ia la, the amaricaa" U.t aud Herb Jatce will cure It. Inseazea have bilied tae akill of Bhyiciaa. aid -r vrhuh they deelsre they can nctiicr H- patch up.

are effectu-aliy aru cured. Catarrh, which uptota a i.Rd its own way. is coa- 4 lt; ly ej.vl;c.-i. hheuiaatism. with ita t.t sen tine iiu, is reeuiiif temoved: tteues aud tetier.

that c.tute much iHortiticativia an trouD.e, are bamehed in ft arert time. Arrettiocs of the liyer and kiJ-B are cverc ie, acd taoseorgaDa are made to Wlr tteir proper functions. In a word, it leeovatea and traces Tip the whoie syatem, expelfics ail or impure K.at:er lroai the ttosd or system. It is our desire that iouil receive the benefit rf thia reiaedy. aiid part.cuiarly auch peraooa fta tare given up all oj.a of eTer being cured.

Price, l.i lr bott.e. Sold by druggiata. leKiOiiJ Proprietors, 15 Kace street, Fhiiaaelph.a. FaIiic laupresaisB. It is per-ttilly by piiyifciana and tLe peojie petraliy that iyejepaia.

ctnnot infafiai-l" cut? J. but we are pleased to ay that tTBEEa's Arr8T t'Lowta has never, tQ c-r kLOvt failed to cure Liyspepaift and Liver Compiaint ia ail its fors-s, such as Sour Sioaiaet, t'sti- eiifcsj. Sick Headache, Fa'itatioa Heart, ImMest.oo. Bad Taate in the Mouth. e.

Uut of the 60,000 coifti bottles sold last year, not a single faib ure ji'fci repor.eii. rut tnvusands of compli-nectary letlera teeelved tioci drusgista of wcaderfui eures. Ttres doea will relieve any ease. Try it. aasnfde bolea.

10 cent. Jiecruiar aiie. 7a cents. For sale bv Z. J.

Belt, E-Slel Smi'h fc Painter, aod W. E. A trials ileaiacUe VarB. 1 you sutler fr3i sick or nervous heftd-' fti- morxiii? sickneia or neuralgia, go to and get a 10 cent tr.al pck of It HeUly's Victor Headache PowJera, or tJ; K. HeitT haieci, 1 will in all tiie.

post paiii. A aitsle powder actually-au'es-tnc raost distressing eaea in 10 aiinutea. It ja entirely fcaimlesa, ft physisiaa tdisoovery aud we yuaraate it to iii we claim. Sou can get the 60 cent paeis or the 10 cent trial size at Smith fc Pftirter, corner of Seventh ftnd Market strtet, and at ail ether hrat-claaa nvuftm tTtrywhere. ttocvince rouraelf.

lt-ljj ere lsvnrers. health ia in the baianoe. Of the many pro. monitory saipuma of disease a hacking oush is the moat prophetic ot peril. Arrest It at the outiet wtta Da.

Wisjabt'8 Pw Tkes Tas Cokoial aod ao vojd Ooasump- ttoa. trofiehitle. Inftamaiation of the Loga, augha, Otds. aiiAw, w-det-d, AHectiousof toe Lespiratory Orgsts are eatirely cured by this jenae-jy. which aiou eradicate Crravn, Piles, Nervous i ehUlty, Xti of the Iiver, Lrinary liaeultiee, tk)ipiialion, Patpitatioa of the Heart, ber.raloua Aft'ection, and the infirmities pecuiiir to the rentier a-a- Thia Cordial derives ita virtues froia the kiag-dom, tud i iufiniteSy to be sreftrred, both oft account of ita superior avd freedoam irom nauseous and injurious properties to the omeixal drugs so otteu administered without other eSect tnan to otJend the palate and dia- order tue atomactu The Pib TftBS Tab always be relied on to do what Is claimed lor it.

Sold by all drngrists. Principal depot No. 016 FUbert street. Pti-adelphia. Pa.

-J? be WIN GOTO MACHINES If this axom la true rejeatlns t1 crdinry o. ii still were obvioajy so as re- fiJa the of approad.i.g iiaeaae. "Vet ho ESI? nerleet to Vf the rMatvlbotlM. ot laalfef mly low prleea.ol, Ready Made Rulla for I Aalla. aTA.Al...

A CMIdrooi Hate, ftVeteL load Sooea. aad tottlaa l04 Ooodt 7 load aw aa as ever the a nail. I nd ttmplea tart whm fqsmfna, CnAJfTJ DEPOT UKk Bt ThOrn. HER OWN WORIIS. ftat.TIMONS, rwbrusry It, 1TT.

H. H. TW.VrKH1).t Sia -Wa several yaers I rot a nn and nulnfal loot I bad can, hut ltir emlrfii'l car mo Rmr I he iarC of rtf KTI Iron a ladr wbe was sink lr time, and btvum all wli frue OKI Ittf, and I nt tnd Mm (lit ma ona bnuU nf VRlifTlltK; and afw I had wjmmI twtie tae pain lt an. aad It lo baal. aod tliaa I Wvtmht (m nht botli.

and I taka it fat, tfoanfc ln4 taw hia nmtadf aod fanvit and wicIiIbc wvara nfm mar par afantiM to it It i a l.l-io f-ir baitta. MMH. KRAHK, Wo. tm Wt Bait Irnois rraat. VEGETINB.

HA FK AND Sf'HK. MR. H. K. STFVgiSr-ln lrr VOBTIB waa riMyimmandad mm, arid, mMint pwaaa-nionaof a frianr), I wmwnM rt fry it.

at tha tiro I aoftunr.a fmm (noi dfbllitf and nrrtn prat. trati', anpArindol hjr owfrwnk end irrffcdar hahlta. lis wondrrfal at raw hwntrte and ewraive oroparlix ammad to alla-t mf dtiilitatd afatan, from tha firat rtnaa- and undar ita pritnt saw I rapid Ir raovarrd trig juni than oanal haa'tli anj ao-Kl aline. incM than I bae not tiaia-d tn (iaa mr mal iini lahfi-d todaament, aa baioe a aafa, anra. and aeaa in pr.n.Hi baaltb and ra-torina (ha waatad rrlam to Daw Ufa a.3 'v, r.

i ins ooi ma-lic wa I waa aa l'ing aa I lira I ner iKot to (ind a b4tar. and Yonrs truljr w. H. 1.4 BIT Ifo. 19) Monterey atra.

Ai aghsny. Pa. VEGETIUU. THE BEST SPRINO MEDICIWE. CHAaLTATOW.

H. RTKVKVS rFAB Is to eertify tbat I faara naad rnur Blood rraparattoo" ia my family for sorer. I and (list for oeof oJa or Humora, or Rhaornatia affaotione. it cannot be aiellad and aa a od panSer and aii kas mad cine it. ta the lai iline I laa a.ar Mai, aatl aaad almmt tblna I cio cheerfully recommend it to anr oee in naad or eacb a madloiaa.

Yoora reapor-tfoll, MRS. A. A. DINRMORV. No.

1 RTias.ll aUiaA. VEGETHTE. WHAT IS NEEDED. Bohtow, Fabmary ISfh, 171. H.

R. hTFVKNS. KaQ.Ir.a, ib -4 boot one year alnra I found mrlf io a f4ile eonditioa from seneral dabll.t VKGKflltE waa atr'inelr raeoa-mandel to ma by friend who bsd ben much bane-fited or ita am 1 procarad tha articla, and, after na.ne aereral b'ttla. waa raatorad to b.aitb.and dis-conlinnad iu a. I feol qmta eontidon'.

that tnara a meioina anparlor to it for thca complaint, for wblh it la sanactsllr preparad. and cbaarfall, roemmand It to tnoaa who al that 'liar "ad some-thine to restore tha-a to perfaet haal'h. PK rTKWQILL, rirm of S. at. lat'aasiil No.

10 State street, Bovtoa. VECrETIITE. ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF. Bebwick, Me Jaw. 17.

leT'. n. R. nrvrwa, Ks riraa 8rn I haaa bad dra-papais ita won" fonn for tiia lt t.o raara.and haa takan bnndradaof dollars' wt rib of rnavtiin. without ob'sionc any reliaf (n Kvptmtr laat I com-manaad takinr tn ainoa wbirh time my health baa at-aadifr imnroaa-l.

Mr f'wd diiraata wall, and I hare (alnad fiftann poonda of flaeh. Tbera are aaaaral othara in thia plaa takinc VaoKriac.aad all baa. obtained relief. Xour tralf, 'I Hfa48 V. MOORS, Oaersear of Card Boom, Portsmoetb Co "a Mills.

VEGETIDE. PRRPARED BT H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, Maaa. VegotlneieSoldby all Prugglste.

BRIGHT HOUQCf Bcboboth Beach, DELAWARE, Will beopeaforthAreeeptioaof saestaea JUNK I ot, TtKM, SfO mtm day. Liberal arraaaeoMata aade with parties wiaaina eaaace roams lor the eaasoe. 8. W. Win twit, A.

J. Moaa, mrls-lm "THE BRUNSWICK Boylataa, Coraer Clareadoa H-, 1 oj. Bear aad annmlifM mtTn i. and raadj fur tb. racptioa of aoeata.

Too uouae ia nr. proof and ewMmai eaery modara lav nroaB.nt, inaia-liaa a oaaaetmr and lan- tor. It is elaeanti, nniabad ia in trail. OHSH. aJasWawaaaVOi pan rf LOe) Clt" Gevrdftia.

Isiarevi7 "Us OoramoQ. tu.d toe citr. new the Pablia in. labrarr sad Oommon and amtaMiM A tt. Hal I road Drsetf udTacalraa aa ui flm.

eiaVU HoLsai in the, Cil.V NO DaVtjA OT mn3W trill hm firiAra Lr mak-aa tha wick tavk nnk with the best oocvis in tLvm oooiitiy. a.ma WW WatO BLJSJ tjJAfW UiajTO, leedlj J. W. WALOOTT. rpiLQHMAN JOHNSTON, CUSVEYAN01NG AND SXAL ESTATF.

No. Kxcga.vor Muiuwia. OOIIETHING The andarsiimad-haTina taken the atAntbonaa laiala oocapicd as aa office by to. manaaara of tb. P.

A. A oa Main atrasa, a MiAaiwtowa, Iiehurara. aae opaaed a BOOT, lm, HAT, IND CAP SMI, bera mar be found a laraa and 1l.u;vrl mt.kr ef acoja, in this hne, fur LABLEa, GENTLEMEN'S AND CttILDB.K3'8 WEAK. Which will donbtlM. nluaa tha mil St aw as wall as the pars, of th.

most asudioaa. tie nu aut. ii i.it-x r. LKi, a ina nlaaa. No.

1 orkaaa with hum. who viii mM-A hand work, ordaraa work, aa wail aa rapairiac, wajea be doa. in a Mipertor nuiw, with nnalnaas aad aiapaten. a a an.ii.ns74 a L.P.BUCK&CO. EIRE INSURMCE A6ENCII RKJPIU2SJENT lhenla lasaraace Co.

ef Braaatlwaj. Assets e7eeaoea Uash Capital amaa- aaaericaa Ina.Cov.aow Towaw Uaah OaplUl T.H Isanuret laaaraaeo Row Tewau oash Capital attoveee.ee 4) Intra rtre Iaa. Co. ef PhlUflel-iaHa Mia.ee cask Capital aeaoee.ee Lweaaatac firo Iaa. Ca.

of Rlnmey, Pm. Assets a isa ift aa Cask Capital seeee.e a ha was at laaaraaee Co. Bootoa. Assets cask capital Heward laaaraaeo af How Tar at. Cask Capital krlllaurd laonranee C.

ml aowTarlt. Assets 3 Oash ttt.uaa.aa ftauasawesllh lata. Cm. mt ateeaost. Assets aaau aw Cash Capital Wmmmm.

I. CVa. mt Hsltlsaore. Ilaak afTaaK44k.l aa.X. faeealaaa.

Ve. ef KaalaadU captud OFFICE KO. I WfST SEVEMTH rJt CHXSTSR CALAMI TV. vlrtltMS)-Ttso launnl AelJr. Wltkoait The funemln of font of the vu tiinH of the recent launch disaster at tfM.k plkoo yestonUjr, from their lt Thoy were very largely ftttondotl uml the services wre- imprvMHive.

Tho funeral of Oeormi IX WW phvco in tho mornintf. It was att.n.l( tl bv a largo number of the employees of Konoh bom, wno waikea a Innly; ly Vaus Lodgo of Maaoua. No. 3:. of I'hila- delohia; by Chester Lottoe, No.

TM. ami I H. Scott Lodite. No. 3.V The services were held in St.

Luke's P. K. Clnirvh, of which the deceaaed was a communicant. and tho usual Masonic ceremoiiicK were performed at tho grave. In the afternoon the funeral of Kdward Burke took place.

It was attended ly TuBcarotm Tnbe, No. 31, Imp. O. li. Larkin Lodse.

No. 78. K. of and Leiperrilla IxxW No. I.

O. O. of which associations deceased wim a member. Tho funeral of J. Edward Fawlev was attended by Leioerville IiOdm I.

t), O. rin wwge iv. mocopoutu'u inne Imp. O. 11.

Franklin Fire C'omiaiir. Moyamensing Hook and Ladder Company, and llanley Hoso Company. Nearly throe thousand persons were present. Bernard Cannon's funeral also took place yesterday afternoon, aud that of Charles H. Wright will take place thia afternoon with religions services in Trinity M.

E. church, and that of Jonas J. Crew to-morrow. The coroner's inquest adjourned laat night without rendering a verdict. The mayor has called a meeting of citizens for this evening to aid the families of the victims of the disaster.

Mr. William II. Dickson, who launched the 7Va-t, has denied, in an interview ith a reporter of tho Chester that lie expressed any such opinion censurinir Mr. Fountain for his conduct in launchim? the NjrafOffrt.as was stated in tho l'hihid. lt.hia Inquirer.

He savs he did not iee the launch and has given no opinion about the manner in which it was conducted. WKHSTBlTa CALICO. Xovel mm Enjoyable Affair Vmmt Ctoolaa; tho Nesua, Last evening at Professor Webster's Academy, in Masonic Temple, there were quite a number present; and although the participants were not as numerous as was expected, the enjoyment of the occasion has not been surpassed by any of his for mer enorts. me features of the occasion were: The full (calico) dress of the ladies, who received many well-merited compliments oti their appearance; the neckties, with which they presented tho gentlemen, and by which the latter found their partners "for the promenade; and the programmes which were printed in appropriate colors on pink-and-white-calico. about 6 inches long and 4 inches wide.

The necties were put in a box, in sealed envelopes. Each gentlemen selecting an envelope, and receiving a nectie, passed to the ladies room and proceeded to find out "who she was" and "what dress would lead him on the prome- nade," which took place about 30 o'clock, I and was composed of about 21 couples. a no usual varied programme of the leading dances was commenced, and Professors Ritchie and Parry surpassed themselves in furnishing time for the tuvlcss feet that glided in tho mazy waltz and danced in the quadrille. The reception last night, was the first and only one of the kind given in this city this year, and positively closes Professor abater's aeaaott, it i J. TBM COLD WATKR tiAMO.

The XeotlaMr at lae Teaseranre Tent Laat Xlfrht a1 Hperheo and More Styraora to the pled ire. Despite the vw'th. cbUij weauier last nicht the huge temperance tent at Twelfth and Market streets was crowded, and a large number of people were compelled to stand on the outside. Great interest was manifested, and. as speaker after speaker took his seat men in almost every degree of intoxication pressed their way tip to the stand and signed the pledge, and at last it became necessary, for the sake of convenience, to make an opening through the crowd np to the table on which the pledge book and pen and ink were placed.

The meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev. A. D. Davis and following were several speeches by reformed men. Most of the speeches were brief, to the point, and were received with such enthusiasm as shows that the temperance cause is taking a strong hold upon the people of Wilmington.

The following were among the speakers last night William Cox, Rev. L. EL Barrett, James Hargis, George Wells, N. J. Lee, Rev.

T. T. At a late hoar the meeting adjourned till thia evening. plte Cosirt. Before acting Mayor O'Neill, at the police court laat evening, Thomas Hinsley was arraigned on charge of being disorderly and resisting an officer.

He plead guilty. Officer Jones, finding him acting in a disorderly! manner on the street the previous evening, had attempted to arrest liim. At Eighth and Church streets he resisted and, being a powerful man, threw the officer to the pavement. Jones turned him otf, however, aad the petition was reversed. The struggle laaUd for some time, and a large crowd collected, some of whom tried to impede the operations of the officer, but one gentleman assisted him, and he finally got his prisoner to the HalL A fine of $10 was imposed, and he was required to pay costs and give $300 bail to keep the peace.

A charge was then preferred against him of assault and battery on John Phillips, colored- He was found guilty and required to pay $3.50 fine and, costs, BoHag Koaau. The reading rooms of the Y. M. C. at 817 Market street, form a very pleasant place for young men to spend their leisure time.

A number of prominent papers and magazines are constantly on hand, and there is quite a collection of books. The rooms are under the management Cf William Powkk. Young men are cordially invited. mtrmmrT' isant- The shipment of strawberries over the Delaware is rapidly increasing. Yesterday's shipments were as follows For Jersey City cars.

Previous shipments 4 Total thus far. .10 EvIaswMl. The 7th convocation of diocese of Delaware will be held in T.ni'. nimeh. at Georgetown, on first Wednesday in June.

Bishop Lee is the presiding officer, and Solomon l. Curtis, of Newark, secretary. Clergy and delegates from the entire State will be in attendance. IsBvanrK Llefor the Middle Atlantic States doxcDerature, od in It be of to a that said of the to my Jhe at of Terftaeat A rear. aaawetetedPwmuaeetBiialasaiiniiini liowbow, May 24.

A weokl awwspai avs ft saMlorsw.nde tkat Kir A mot I Kimball. British uUrtary aiaeLoo, in hi roporte last received gfeea a atoot deplotu Me syicotint of the Turkiab armiee in Asia, whkrh be rerewetits as avkiti evorythiog aa army siaemld bav eicept lynumge and aateauo. Mr Arnold appears to anttcfpaU that aa things were aad still are, the Kaastan armies will not find any seriotts military resistance in Asia, and that the only r-a! ditteelti they will Lave to enooantr ar those of the ootintrr aod climate, lit it altogeUier unlikely that the liriti.h goyernment would parmit aa (iffkl oin-triunication of this nature to wn public. lea-tew ASalre. Wttmsanw, May M.

A. V. liar it. chief of the etaaiB division, and Mr. Weston, a few Vork arrbitoct, who spjinted by the Poet Ieprtrntif a oonamiiMioa to fnTj-t the TrilniK bailding, where the American Photoyj ('company propose to print tt vrmli.

cards t'tr four years from the 1st of July, npoa the ecofirtanoe of tbeir lowest bid, have r-porfd that th building is satisfactory for the porpoise. A extra mail for Oba will be. dinpat h--! steamer UtMema leaving New York for Havana, on Monday, the 5tii instant. ttersaaa View ef rrawrh Asralra. Satin ai Press Raorr RaeeewJ ssd Ci aii Hal May 20.

The Pott contianes to comaeent on the French criftis and says France, rwled by the Vatican, is the centre of a Papal tystem which frivoJonsly threatens the world's peace snd is preparing a crasade against Germany, for there can be no doubt that a disturbance of peace is inevitable, hfH France continne the conra. she has now taken. A ataoolaa Mm alee. Kf Aaanwiatad Praaata RrairEaawinraad rawwrai Msy 20. A detarh-ment of Knssians with two gsnt, on Tnesday, attaked the Abcbaarian village, Akaba and Idiascher Hatotim.

Tb Abchassisn chiefs aeaembled all their available force and repaleed the RQasiane. who lost 150 killed and wonnded. A Knsman msjor and fow captains wer fonnd among the slain. The Turkish loan was 7 killed and 1 1 wonnded. fbltdreo'i Charrtt.

An interesting service calMI ckrldrTi'e ehorch, will bo held in the First Pr-saby-terian Chtirch, at 7 o'elock to-iorr-w evening. These set lioea have bn held in other cities, and have proved both interesting and prod active good. All friends of the ehtirch, both old and yooiifr. are invited to be present. Tlie Moody and Hankey hymn book will be naed during the service.

By A an lotas tVaeste Rer I EairaKOTTkT, Msy 2i. Th Bqosian bomljardment of Karadagh aod Tahmay, forts and o-itworks of Kara is now only carried on at intervals, the Turkish bat teries replying. Br Aoawaaawt Praaato Rao I WAsaytrorrj. Mar 2 Attorney General Derens left here to-day for a visit to nis noma in Boston. aad the eessssl earlaoo of tha teeta are roo-deroS lavolasrsble try aOZODOIVT, the cvoat aetiseatla oad dlelofsetlaf doawfrloo.

which thooo waa Save eoee aood 11 take care to be Iwaye aaaildod with, ft to oaparaatlag ovary arttele of Ita aloes. Om, arr Bacc!" How a rasa we hoar tbeoo words. Pale ia the atoett orteas froei Kidney leases. HUNT'S KKaTEDY earea oil 14. eooos of tha Kiaaowo, stladder, aad I'rtaarv Oryaaa.

FaaaUy rhSlillsa asa HUSfT" KESIKDT. Clarao'e 1 Ueteatly. The Oraad now Term. a axodol ootaJ aad apaola it. It Is tmaar la etylo A.

Ia alas aad sssaeity for it aa eeaei. it woe ret toadiaf aotal to lower its rases frees sa.ee so asus aae ass par aay. ltetoaata. Ireetz of ita a a bf u. Caoa.

want af Rew.aVM. Jr at lOJa. a aa- aad IAA a. ax. atlJA BtaaseaaasaaFrieaM TIReiT PRRSRTTCR1AN CHTrarH VtmlJ a-aat Free-' ejej a.

as aa Tha rfr of Traauas tba saa ais. caavca foeth. te wtieh all ere lar-tea. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Jaokaaa eiwai Baa.

at Mm. Ptan seas at MAS ana. aad I a. aaaeaeaiaialiaiwaeA-JJAiTOVRB, PRXIiRTTRRjAJ CHXRCM. saaab, JPreeihiaa by the pastor asoreaaa aad taa eaaslaa win eaaasaaaas at lu cui.

atTa.w,eaMa. BUN ITT P. S. CBLAT ayFWtk aad I Raw. WilHaai J.

Fwaa, rRRSBTTRRlAB CRUBCH. BkjaSh mmS Vf Waakuaaaaa ins. Boa. J. RL PtjiaVo.

I Plea all Ins ta4aorraw at Ml SI a aa. aad p. as. Setae lator. Mjiaaa as sahjaat.

Fsa'if Halea aad War; an 10 avwauaa. Jmmm a All axa aorA a to.ifc WWW HI WWw VWPV HAVE YOU CEEfl TO J. PAUL ClOWfe'S 414 414 414 414 414 VI A PAUL. PAUL PAUL PAUL BRO7N! Way, wean ae wear reiki aad ana aae etas aa aats aae as ease. Data aSaiaa eanwaad aaTwTaaal BROWR.

SPECUL ANN0UNCI111I1NT. tata ia as aaaaas. dssana ia ad mm saseaTaadwI saaatad ta a imtit aaaooe? aeaine, aasils taa aaaaaaa sl.lfi fj ir- atadevaa. Tat a ki av 1 a aha pawaeeaea kws I jwotaec, aae. a-- as itaTaiTTsi eTaay iibi a 'OS a ewtiMal eaaaaaaaaa.

1 vxui rnocrZaT, Sat: a ulvskt r. a. ch lien lose twr and wii1iii 'i eeamas at 7 M. Ailaaai fTINO STRXarr MIASIOR. Raw etosac.

aaeee ik Twath. BwadwecnawJ maaaraana- at QLD SWRDKR CHURCH. Saawaah sad Caaruh Cawsae will mtm la Ohi bwwiW Tanift ia th. iMMsawawt 8aXPBPBAFTryTCRCTaCH. rwarta aad Feancfa itranav R.R.B.

Oaah. aaeasa Pwaawaawi at lu at aad list irli Bade class at i a aaVasSwarsarr aar-ase of tea Baaeay eaaeal at a. mT AAdaaaaV R- Dr. Htn an, af wane, at. a Caaraa.

of tana i W. WUlaaa Sk .1 a-u7-fWlaa-t phia. tJnR aai aTIa lii l' Carwh, TIM cBaawTsaa lae soli ml anil aaaatTaswaiat tai aotawol raiwa at a m. 3. PACT.

BROWB at sat tao rtniK, bat ass arteea are lew aad his week a an). I ttaawl'-AiUta. ToajtoaM jajkej. PAUL BBOWRa, aad see 414 of futut'i) violffioc wei'o tfuamntood bv a long trnln of bloody di ihIm in the past, Ktrippinl of all tlisguist's and pretences, tho wimple fiwt is tlmt Packurd and ChantbiTlaiti were not abl to maintain tin niht 1 vrs in aitthoritv, and th Government of tit United iu the exerciso of its discretion, refused tliein its support. Ho snys thnt tho suMia crimes and vio- leni'O which luul tu renched Mississippi and Alalmnm front the HcpuHioau party, and had so nearly enptured IiOui.Hiaua and South Carolina, would certainly succeed next time.

President Hayes but accepted tho situation an it was bequeathed him on the 4th of March. It would have been futile for him to have attempted to sustain the Republican governments in Louisiana and South Carolina, when the. Republican party was divided in it opinion, aud the Democratic House of Rcpresentat'iveN had in us power to destroy tlie army. Mr. Morton says of Mr.

Hayes. I do not Iteheve thnt President Hayes intenits to tieairoy tno Jicpuiilicau party and attempt the erection of a new one upon its ruins. I ia lit ve in his patriotism and integrity, iu his undivided purjose Ut maKo tne a.unmtsiranon a benefit to tlio country. Tho language of his inaugural was strong nna ttcnutitul, and the declara tiou of his devotions to he great doctrines of hninen rights, which constitute the foundation of tho Republican imrty, left uoiinng to ihi aaiicti or itesiruit. He marked out his course and addressed himself to it with undaunted courage, Mr.

Hayes was elected as a Republican i resident, not iu a mew partisan way. out in uo sense oi devotion to Republi can principles and the maintenance of tho Republican organization bv Placini? me political power in tno Hands of worthy and qualilicd Republicans. ji i Jlr. Morton argues that tho Republican party is an ludisttcusabla instrumentality for maintaining true, principles of govern ment ami Human rights the country. lie once more glvs statement of the coiHution of the houth as he regards it, wnere peace, iu Uio Mates for some time under Democratic rulo is tho peace dOF abject Biibmission, obtained by staraping tne lvepuiiiican party out of existence lb? continues ii ouniii Carolina, witu a liepulilican majority of and Iwouisiana, with a like majority of l.l.tKH), are to le conciliated aud tvaciticd in the same wav.

the liopo and promises held out to President Hayes will have been broken in every part. If, ou tho contrary, Republicans in thosa States, white aud black, shall be protected person, property and freedom of speech, action and occupation, I shall be the first to acknowledge the grand result. I will ignore the past let by-gones be by-gones accept the new conditions with joy, and believe that the rebellion as not suppressed in vain. is to this happy condition that President Hayes and ail should earn-estly pray for the full realization of his hopbs. As the Democracy have acquired a solid South by force, tho Republicans should acquire a solid North by their vigilance and the eternal justness "of their cause.

Northern Republicans are now admonished they can endorse no divisions that will endanger their success. Should tho North by unhappy discords divided.aud thus fall a prey to the solid confederate South, the rebellion will have been suppressed in vain, tho fruits of the war ill be lost, and our last condition worse than the first J'RKXCir AFFAIRS. Cicnei'Ri reruns of I iicerlnlnl.y In Paris the reaa The Exhibition Iliplomnlie ninnaitcheo From I'aria. The Timtt' Paris dispatch has the following: "It is said that a note r. umuuiuitmirii ail conservative provincial papers stating that during the three mouths' interval between the dissolution the Cliamlwr aud the general elections President MacMahon is perfectly entitled decree a tttata of siege.

Signatures are being solicited among Paris tradesmen to petition to the President representing tho recent vents are paralyzing trade." Renter's Paris dispatch says Minister Fourton has ordered the tttopiagc of several telegrams to Republican provincial newspapers. In Republican circles belief is expressed that a plot will shortly be discovered in Paris. Lvons or Marseilles which will serve tha govtninient a pro-text for aebs of severity. THE EXHIBITION. The" MoniUnr announces that important changes of judicial authorities are approaching.

President MacMahoa visited the exhibition buildings to-day. Conversing with Commissary General Kranz aud others he "The rumors of the postponement the exhibition have induced me to pay visit. The exhibition will be opeuad May 1, 1878, as announced. I am especially desirous of protecting the freedom and security of this great national enterprise." macmxHok arr-AKs. At a reception ou Thursday at the Elyaee, the Presideit said: "I am conscious of having fultuVd a great dtttv.

have remained and shal retxAin absolutely within the Iounds of legality. It is because I am the guardian to the constitution that 1 acted as I have. To attribute uie an intention of assailing the constitution is misconstruction of my character. The country will soon comprehend that sole aim is tho salvation of France and government she has given herself. rBAXCK's FOREIGN POLICT.

The Rt-riin Tv-lM, says the Due Decazes. Minister, of foreign affairs, has sent to the French embassadors Berlin, St. Petersburg, Vienna and London, identical dispatches notifying them of the recent change of ministry, and pointing out that it in nowise affects the foreign policy of France. Regarding the Eastern question in particular France will maintain neutrality. A somewhat different and more extended dispatch was addressed to the eiabaseudor at 6me.

This touched upon tuo religious question, ftTld gave reassuring explanation. Tlie dispatch tz tie eiuoiissador at Madrid gave friendly assurances concerning the attitude France in regard to Clayton House Arrivals. The following is tho list of arrivals at the Clayton House since yesterday at noon: Norman N. Jones, Philadelphia. Judge J.

W. Houston, Dover. A. D. Albert, Wiliiamsport, Pa.

II. C. Decamp, Mansfield, Ohio. E. Clifton, Rochester, N.

Y. George S. Dana, Kew York. Peter C. Haines, Washington, D.

C. Mr. and Mrs. Justice, Philadelphia. W.

II. Stanford, New York. J. Couuegys, Chief Justice, and wife, Dover. W.

T. Stevens, New Orleans. JWcAlpine's Opinion. The Water Commission received from Mr. McAlpine, this morning, his written opinion as to the proper method of completing the reservoir.

Having the opinions of both Messrs. Adams and McAlpine, the commission will meet this evening to consider them. Pending their decision, the opinions are uqX to he made public. of S13 the It. ol 4 ot lata P.

of to of to A on at be ot avcutrTAAra, e.otket pritf.