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THE TmES PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY MORINTNG, JUNE 12.187a parser rraU VOTING MONEY. the stabbing was subsequently done. Inquiring whether be saw it. he said I intend to give it to you." The son denied that there had been any trouble betweea them. Tha father said that his son had abused his wife and his mother and Bad threat ened him.

He eould psora by them that he had done so. "I don't know how I did It." said the father, "but if I had done it intentionally I would have run off, whereas 1 surrendered The son denied having whipped his wife or threatened his father or mother. Smullea senior was aonusu ted in bail to answer at eoert. BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS. H(TI EI.

OPKSS ON Kahof JDNR. Cnaarctiuas msd wtto aU uauu oa Vennsjlvsala Kailreas at Uaeunaasa, Pa scorstB UckMstu be bad at Railiaad offices sad bar Vtse ebcked Ibrouao. Bedford Water sent promptly at following rates from Sail road Drpot, Bedford: Barrrl. oak 94.78. Hair barrel, sak 8.2.

Kegaoak. Half barrel, mulberry wood ia. Kn. nial herry wood 8.25. For lunlrer informaiimi address PBOPEIETOK BEDFORD 9PRIW09.

PA. eaangeste acasra quotations were a deelms oathalMQsandaB advaaoeaf Kan the IMS SOa. (Md spewed at K7 and ssessef she sales were made at that figure, but it Anally rallied to 101, with 100 bid, higher. Honey is easy, with every probability of so continuing far some weeks to come. Trade is daU, with the exception of the movements of breadatuffs aad provisions, which are quite active.

Toe rstas far money continue to role as last quoted. The coal tonnage of the Philadelphia and Beading Railroad for tha week ending the 8th batons was 183,748.15 tons; thus far for the season, 1,388, 498.15 tons; decrease below 1877, 766.498.12 tons. The shipment by Schuylkill Canal were 19.71s.Wtoaa for week; for season, 149,245 tons; decrease, UB.0SI, 18 tons. STOCK TRANSACTIONS, TUESDAY. JUNK U.

CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE KTsry EveaiDg and Balorday Matiuee. THE THRKB GUAKUSMEK. Witb a cast never equaled io this cilv. including th following artists: W. E.

SHERIDAN. LOUIS JAMES. John lane, mark bates, a. k. van horn, p.

a. andbrsow, miws asnie ward tiffany, MUH. CUAltLES HENRI aad Mlsd ASAUEL DUDLEY. SATURDAY EVENING, lata, OLIVER TWI3T. MPuS.

JNO. DREW'S ARCH St. THEATRE. HOUSES CROWDED Pronounced Snccess. Every Evening at Saturday Matinee at 2, ADAH RICHMOND BURLESQUE TROUPE.

SO POPULA ARTISTS, IN CHOW CHOW. "WALNUT STREET THEATRE. THE GREAT PLAY TH SHAMROCK. IXTRA A'lTNEE WEDNESDAY at 2. Benefit of W.

STREET THE SH AM HOCK. June 17 Benefit Volunteer Firemen Association. CHOICE RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL Pisces of Amusement for sale at tbe CONTINEN TAL HOTEL NEWIs STAND. TH1 GREATEST WORK BENEATH THE sob. At CHESTNUT htreet 12ftl.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. GRAND DISPLAY. MACHINERY IN MOTION. NORTHCOTT. tbe Celebrated CORNET PLAYER, and Mr.

THEO. C. KNAUi'F, Orguiat, EVERY DAY. IIASSLER'S SUPERB BAND TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS. THE TELEPHONE, THE WONDER: Ok.

A GERMAN'S DREAM. WASHINGTON AT Y0RKTOWN. it. Admission. 25 cems; Children.

10 cents. rES YEAES AT IT! DISCARDING POOR MATERIALS! GATHERING THB BEST OF CUTTERS! T.HAININU THE WORKMEN TO A HIGH STANDARD! STUDYING THB WANTS OF PEOPLE! WATCH rNQ THE BEST INTERESTS OP CU8 TOMBRS! BBSULT FIRST: The Finest Taflortn Pons In the Untted States, where Beady Made Clothiag of natty fine atateriats can be had flnely made ana as moderate prices. RESULT SECOND: A moat enmplets Csstom Department to make foods to order with a choice of as least fire hundred oattems or goods, the like of which can be seen nowhere else, and cutters wbo were awarded a medal by the last Exhibition, than which none higher was given to aay one in line United Stales. A NECKWEAR ITEM: With ear famous Shirts Jor Gents, mads on the premiss, we have a superb stock of Gloves and Neckwear. Just now we are fortunate in closing out from the manufacturer a LATEST FASHION NECK SCARF, LATEST FASHION NECh.

SCARF, LATEST FASHION NECK SCARF, Which we shall sell st 75 Cents, while tha ordinary price elsewhere Is $1.00. JOHN WANAMAKKR JOHN WANAMAKER 818 AKD 820 CHESTNUT STREET. 818 AND 830 CHESTNUT STREET. A HEALTHY. INTERESTING MALE child, sins weeks old.

I ottered tor saolkie, AsV dreas U. Times Offiee. ENDOWMENT POLICIES (TIME POLI CIEo) bought for cash at a lair discount, er bans procured. confidential. Ne delay.

Address A. KAUFMANN, 32 PARK Place. P. a Box 311ft, New York, (send policy or give particulars.) OLD BLANK BOOKS BOUGHT AND Sold. Envelopes, aft colors, 10 cents ner hundred.

MOORE'S, 613 WALNtJT Street. MBS. PAilKS. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, Ml North TWELFTH SWeeL StUieae daily. MONEY! S2SO.0OO TO LOAN.

AT ISAAC NATHANS Old KstsMlsbed Money Loan Ofbees, N. cor. THIRD and SPRUCE Streets and No. 730 RACB Street. Advances made on ooos of every aescriptioa at tha lowest market rates.

AU haslnnsi transactions strictly confidential. Established far the last forty years. TVo conncctoiJii wiih any oihpr olFu in this rfty. AFFUCTKI) AND UNFORTUNATE OP both sexes, consult DR. L0BB.829 North FIFTEENTH Street.

Advice free and strictly confidential. WANTED A BOY THOROUGHLY capable of settlas type. Address PRINTER, Times Ouice. WANTED AN ORPHAN GIRL, 12 years old, can have a good home by addrea iiif ORPHAN, Times Office. Protestant preferred.

IjUKN ISHED HOUSE WANTED. I wish to rent a well furnished modern bouse for eight months from September 1 next. Must have at least six bed rooms. Address, for one wfek, with fe acripUou, kicatioQ and terms, B. 11.

AUSTIN, Grtrard Uouiie. NOTICE ALL HOLDERS AND OWNERS OP MORTOAOK BONDd ANDCOU POW3 OK THB "VICKJSBUBU AND MKHIDIAN BAILHOAD COM PAIS Y. KOUM ERL THB SOUTH KRN RAILIIOAO LXJVPANY." I. C. PLANT KT AL.

vs. TilK VIOKSBURQ AND WKRIUIAN RAILROADOOMPANY ET AL TN THK UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OP MISSISSIPPI. A Suit tn Eqnity by Bondholders to foreclose Mortgages ot said Railroad Company. All holders and owners ot any bonds and coupons of said Railroad Company, secured hy any mortgages, deed ol trust or deeds of trust made hy said company, whether made in its present corporate name, "The Vfcksburjr arid Meridian Hail road or Its former corporate name, "The Southern Railroad Company," ae hereby notified that by an interlocutory decree of the Court aforesaid, rendered in the cause aforesaid, on May 29. 187, theysuch holders and owners ot'such bonds and coupons are allowed UNTIL TUK FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1878, within which to present to, and (lie witli, the undersigned Clerk and Master ol said Court, at the United States Circuit Court Room, in the City Hall iu Jackson, JHtssiwiiitpi, all Bonds and Coupons of said Railroad Company held and ownd by them, together with affidavit of their ownership thereof made bv them respectively before some United Slates Commissioner in the state of their respective residences, but if not resident In the United Slates, then before some United tates Consul or other officer ol the United Stated authorized to administer oatlui.

They are further notified that if their bonds are endorsed bond, tesned under the mortgage or deed ot trust ol suia Kail road Company, datd in March, 1866. made to Mc A lister and others trustees therem, their ailidavits accuiupanyiug their bonds and coupons must state tiie endorsement and the color of tlte ink with which that endorsement was written on their bonds, by whom Jht endorsement was signed and the number of their bonds. They are further notified that by the terms of said interlocutory decree unless they present their bonds and coupons to aud file them with the under signed clerk and master, nt the United States Circuit Court room, la the City Hall, in Jackson. Mississippi, and make profit thereof on or before the firi day of September, as required by said interlocutory de cree. thy will lose the benefit of said suit and tbe proceedings aud decrees made or tn be made in said suit, JAMES M.

McK EE. Clerk and Master. SH ELTON A 811 ELTON. Solicitors for Compiainanla. TTNITED STATES MARSHAL'S OFFICE, EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Piii.ADKi,ritiA, May 'J7, 1878. This is to notice. That on tne 27th day of May, A. D. 1S7H, a Warrant In Runkrnutcy was issued against the estate of DAVID HAMMOND, trading as D.

HAM of Philadelphia, tn the county of Phila fteipliia ana state of Pennsylvania, who has been ad judged a bankrupt on hi own petition; that the payment of any debts and delivery of any property belong lug to such buukrupt, to bam or fur his. use, and the trans tcr of any prouerty by him. are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of the saUi oankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be at No. 015 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, before EDWIN T. CHASE.

Register, on the 17tH day of June, A. D. Ib78. at 11 o'clock A. M.

JAMES N. KKRNS. U. S. Marsha, as Messenger.

IP NITED STATfS MARSHAL'S OFFICE EASTERN DISTRICT OF May IWlM. This is to give notice lli.it on the 27tU day of May, A. D. Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of JOHN K. TYSON, or Abinston township, in the county of Montgomery and Slate ot Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition that the payuieut of auv debts and delivery of any property belonging to sueh bankrupt, to him or for his ue.

and the transfer of any property by him, are forbiflrlen by law that a meeting ol' the cred itors of tha said bankrupt, to prove their dr bts and to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Kankruptcy. to be holiien at No. 015 WALNUT Street, Philade.phia, before EDWIN T. CHASE, Register, on the 20th day of June, A. D.

187S, at 1 1 o'clock A. M. JAMES N. KERNS, TJ. Marshal, as, Musseuger.

Xii Deceased. Letters of Administration c. I. a. upon the above estate having been granted to tha undersigned, all persons indebted to the Baid estate are requeBtea to make payment, and those havlns claims or demands in nNN.i,t ih mime, without delav.

tO CHARLES H. SPOONKR, Administrator c. C11AIU.ES H. sruu.E.rt, auiuuioiiTOi v. atlia MOUNT VEUNON Slreet, Pbiladelphla, his Attorney.

Or VTOTICE. By virtne of an set of the General Assembly, cassod at Dover Pebruary aa, IS77, 1 hereby give to holders of Delaware Slate bonds that I shall attend, at the Philadelphia National Hank, in tbe city of Philadelphia, during the business hours of that bank, on tha three first secular days of July. lS7S. pri pared to redeem and pav off all bonds fruui Nos. 131 to 190.

both inclusive, of the denomination or one thousand dollars each oftheissue of the bonds ol the State ol Delaware tinder dale ot January uu mm in.ui iirst iliv of Juiv. 187S. the Interest onsaldH bonds will H0Jf GILE9i state Treasurer. Offick State Ibkasuekr, mveH, Jtay ijiq. JN THE COURT COMMON PLEAS, Inlhemaueiof Uie petition of JOHN B.

LOVE, pravhig for an order on the Recorder of Deeds to allow MATILDA M. AUSTIN to enter satisfaction on the rrTorr6 made bv LEVI MONTGOMERY BOND to MATILDA E. AUSTIN fi $7,500 on premises No. 1IWK CHESTNUT Street, dated Nnyember 18, 1 SB4. aud recorded in M.

B. L. R. No. which mortguire It is alleged hus been lost nd cannot oe loiuiu.

TnnoB 1 B7S. mane order that the pe titioner give public notice to all parties interesierlU) answer the 8S1U petition on ur uenjic jSir.1878. EDWARD OLMSTED. July Attorney for the Petitioner. TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.

riYfu mi i m'iti np llEURT NORRIS. The Auditor appointed by the Court, at the request of all the parlies in interest, bu mitin, account of Isaac Norris and Henry Norris, Trustees ol Henrv Norris, will meet the parties interested, tor tha hiL on VRf A Y. June 14. at 12 (Tcltiok, at No. a04 Soutb SEVENTH Street, in the ii nr Puiladeiuhia.

JNO. J. RIDGWAY, JTL. Auditor. 'T HILADELPHIA, JUNE 1878.

X. NOTICE. THE NEWTOWN x'liu. iuir DilFV hv ilunm of the COUTt Of Common ir T.in rvtnnrv Ppnnsvlvaula. was dissolved and the undersigned was appointed Receiver.

Persons holding policies in said company are hereby notified to ruLurn tnem at uucs lor eiifc.ii"v' return tuem WILSON NORRIS. Receiver, aOl South FOURTH Street. ESTATE OF GEORGE W. DEDRICK, Deceased. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons rr.

clto ftre rennested to make Pay ment and those'havlng claims to present the same with out delay to MArtr w. jr.irriviY. her attorney, BENJAMIN DANIELS, No. 115 South SEVENTH street. ASSIGNED ESTATE Or MATTfluw hereby given that MATTHEW HALL has made a general assignment for the benefit ot his creditors to the unilerslgned.

All persons indebted to tbe estate are requested to make payment aud those having claimsto present mem. ii' uvWmtu st J. M. VANDEHSLICK, No. 10 N.

SEVEN TH SL WEST JERSEY RAILROAD. On AND AfTElt Jrvic 3. 1H78. txi rior Cape May. A.

M. ast Kresj commeuciiiit June a P. M. Sunday Mad. 8 A.M.

MlllvOla 8.10 and 0 A. M. and 6.30 M. Os Sunday 70 and a. iX I :5 p.

m7 ST, 1 i.i a m' sWi p. and on Tuesdays and saturuays only at 5.U0 P. M. on sunuay. ur.au or Woodbury, s.l't).

110 4.10, 5.30, a ao and 11.30 P. M. On Sunday. 7 30 A. and 6 P.

For Pennsgrove. 8.10 A. M. ana Wi SEWKLL. rtimerurLenuttiiia TO NEW YORK: BY THE BOU jND Jiltuui.

ROUTE. EPHESS TIME, TWO Jliiults iu nr." "Vr" 1... vev rnug.TRKNTuN and the EAST leave NORTH PENNSYLVANIA DEPOT, THIRD nd BERKS Streets, at 7.4X 9.30 11.30 A.M..1.30. 2 30 4 15. 0.40 r.

m. a iujuuvui. AcuoiuiuodatiiinlorTrentcin. For BOSTON, by rail. 7.45,0.30, 11.30 A.

1.30, 4.15 P.M.; by Sininrl Lines ut 1.311 P. M. par or cam ou .10 i. m. aim For Newark, 7 45 and 1 l.KO A.M., 2.30 and 5.45 P.M.

t. Honewall. Pennington and Delaware and Bound Brook Railroad. H.45. 9.30 and 11.30 A.

Kr'lllN" BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, ASBURY PARK, OCEAN BEACH. SPRING LA KE at 7.4o and 9 30 A. 2.30 and 4.16 P. M. Trains marked Tor NRW YORK, Pennington and Hopewell, A.

6.30 P. M. aud 12 midnight TRENTON. 9 A. 4.16 and 6.30 P.

K. TICKET OFFICES; 434. 732, 1351 CHESTNUT etreetfaiid ai'tlKS STREET I)EOT. Baggage collected checked to dostlnatloa by Mann's Express, 101 South FIF 1 StreeL juann upnon CLARK, General Agent. 1 )HIL ADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY W.

THB NEW SHORT LINE TO AT Vre'TfROM SPARKS AND CINDERS. On and after May 15. 1878, passengers leave 1 from Pier 8, Delaware Avenue, shove WALNUT street, Philadelphia, lor Atlantic City dally (Kondaysexoepted) Express, 4 p. iL. stopping only at Uamnwuuu auA pleasantville.

Accommodation, 8 A. 4.45 P. M. Beturuing Leave Atlauilc City dally (except Sundays) KxprM, A.M., sturplng only at Pleaaantvllle and Hanimonton. Accommodation, 7 A.

4. P. M. ws. HKvriTav'e' lelPhl mr Atlantic City and 8A.M.

Keturufug Leuva Atlautle City, tar0ePlM Ronnd Trlp Tickets (good for Im 1 days) M.Ba Tbi Union vransier Uimpanji wlU etui lor sndohsok paggage to mn and TR4B Chestnut Street, South Btrset Ferry and I'ler 8, Delawere avenue.abova .1.1..., TICKET Nn.4 West Chelten Kaiguu'l Point terry, oBiuen, AnT 3. A Ml. Ephralm R. W. (itfteA.

Oloiu'ester. t. H. BURBBLt, ueni Pass, aud Freight Agt, Congress at Work ok tha Appropriation With a Will. Washthctobt.

Jane 1L In the Senate to day Mr. Morrill, from the committee on public buildings and grounds, re ported amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill appropriating 1290,000 for the eractioa of a buildiog adjoining the Smithsonian Institution for a national museum, and 150,000 for the construction of the: grand stairway and terrace on tha west front of the Capitol building. Biils upon the calendar not objected to were considered and a number of private bills and measures relating to the District of Columbia were passed. The Senate bill donating material of war to the Washington Association, of New Jersey, was also passed. Mr.

Howe (Wis.) submitted, from the commission appointed to consider and report a plan for providing enlarged accommodations for a horary of Congress, a majority report and it was ordered that it be printed and lie on the table. The Senate then resumed consideration of the an finished business, being the river and harbor appropriation bill, the pending question being on the amendment of the committee on appropriations increasing the appropriation for improving the mouth of Red river, Louisiana, from $50,000 to $150,000. Mr. Morrill in opposition to the amendment. The amendment was finally agreed to.

Various other amendments were agreed to, among them one appropriating 50.000 for the Missouri river at Council Blufts, Iowa, and Omaha, Neb. An amendment reducing the appropriation for improving the harbor at Ashtabula, Ohio, from $12,000 to caused some discussion and was opposed by Mr. CosklisO (N. He believed, however, that many of the appropriations in this bill, were impracticable. He believed that the treasury was not in condition to submit to such a drain as this bill proposed.

Alluding to the Constitution, Congress had no more right to make these appropriations than it had to build a mansion for a Senator. Mr. Spkncjsb in charge of the biH.withdrew the amendment. Other amendments were agreed to. among them the following Appropriating 830, 000 for continuing tlte improvement of the harbor at Dunkirk, N.

increasing the appropriation for the improvement of the Mississippi river at and near Vickshurg, and protection of the harbor at Vieksburg, from 1H0.000 to SM.000 appropriating 820,000 for the improvement of the Missouri river at Eastport, and Nebraska City, and the same amount for the improvement of the Osage river, in Missouri and Kansas $25,000 for the improvement of the Missouri river at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas increasing the appropriation for the improvement of the Neuse river, North Carolina, from $20,000 to that for improving the harbor of Petiaacolo, Florida, from and that for the improvement of the harbor at New Haven, from $10,000 to increasing me sum for the improvement of Harlem river, New York, from 3150.000 to that for the improvement of Boston Harbor from $30,000 to that for the improvement of the harbors of Washington and Georgetown. D. C. from S50.000 to that for improving the harbor of Stonington, from $15,000 to $40,000. Mr.

Morrill (Vt) submitted an amendment to modify the last clause of the first section, as follows it shall be the duty of the Secretary of War to apply the moneys herein appropriated, as far as may be, by contract, except where specific estimates cannot be made for the particular work, or where, in the judgment ol said Secretary, the work cannot be contracted tor at prices advantageous to the government, and, except the appropriations made for examinations and surveys, such contracts shall be made, after sufficient public advertisement for proposals, in such form and manner as the Secretary of War shall prescribe, and such contracts shall be made with the lowest responsible bidders therefor, accompanied by such securities as the Secretary of War shall require." Agreed to. Amendments of the committee providing for surveys of Saline river, across the peninsula of Maryland and Delaware, with a view to a construction ot a ship canal to connect the waters of the Delaware and Chesapeake bays; across the peninsula of Florida, with a view to a construction of a ship canal from the St. Mary's river to the Gulf of Mexico Duck creek, mouth of SU John's river, Florida; tiie Kansas river from its mouth to Junction City, Kansas, and the Delaware river, below League'island, were agreed to without discussion. Sections four to eleven of the bill, which provide for the appointment of the Mississippi River Improvement Commission, being the submitted by Mr. Cockrell some weeks ago, having been reached, Mr.

Hurnsidb (R. 1.) moved to strike out tbescc tions named and insert in lieu thereof a section providing for the appointment of a committee, to be composed of three Senators, four members of the House of Representatives and three members of the Kngiueer Corps of the army, whose duty it shall be to examine the reports, plans and estimates for the improvement of the Mississippi river and the closing of the gaps and crevasses of the river, and report at the next session as to the cost and comparative utility of the several plans also appropriating $5,000 for the expenses of the committee. Mr. Burnsidk, in support of his substitute, said there was an abundance of reports and surveys of the Mississippi river now in existence. All that was needed to prepare a plan for improvement was the examination of these reports by a proper committee.

Aftersome discussion the substitute of Mr. Burn side was agreed to yeas, 33 nays, 19. The question then being on agreeing to the substitute ot Mr. Burnside, the amendment of the committee (being Mr. Coekrell's proposition for an improvement commission), it was rejected, leaving both propositions out of the bill.

Mr. iuiTcHKU. (Oregon) suomittea an amendment increasing the appropriation for constructing a canal around the cascades of Columbia river, Oregon, irom $75,000 to $250,000. The amendment was discussed at some length, and finally Mr. Allisok submitted a motion to increase the appropriation from $75,000 to $200,000, instead of 8250,000.

Mr. Mitchell acuepted the amendment, and it was agreed to by tiie Seuate yeas, 30 nays, 20. Several other appropriations for smaller amounts were increased, and the bill having been considered in committee of the whole was reported to the Senate, amendments made in committee concurred in, and it was read a third time and passed yeas, 35; "on motion of Mr. Saroest (Cal.) the Senate look up the delicieney appropriation bill in order that it should be the unfinished business to morrow, and, on motion of Mr. Anthokv, at 6.30 proceeded to the consideration of executive business, and when the doors were reopened adjourned until 11 o'clock tomorrow.

House of Representatives. Thero was quite good deal of noise and confusion in the House this morning, and a short but somewhat suarp discussion took place in regard to the order of business. Mr. Atkins (Tenu.) asked for information as to whether it would bo in order to suspend the rules, discharge the committee of the whole from the further consideration of the sundry civil bill and put the bill on its passage. The Speaker replied that it would be.

Mr. Cox (N. said he would filibuster against that motion to the end of time. Finally the House went into committee of the whole, MttCarlisIe (Ky.) in the chair, on the sundry civil appropriation Dill. The pending question was on the amendment offered yesterday by Mr.

Chittkhdes (N. increasing the appropriation for the Albany Post Office from $50,000 to $100,000. Mr. Lockwood (N. offered an amendment to the amendment, increasing the amount to 8195,000.

The people did not complain when money was expended honestly on public buildings. They complained when Congress tacked on to appropriation ax the House did last week, two or three mil lions of dollars for the payment of old contracts made without iustitlcation of law. Mr. Lockwood motion was agreed to 91 to 81 and Mr. Chittenden's, as amended, adoHed.

Af AinRirn ill Wittered an amendment Increas ing the appropriation for the Chicago Custom House from $300,000 to $650,000. He argued that the adoption of his amendment would save to the govern in ilia matter of rents, at least $1,000,000 within the next two years. Mr. Fostkr (Ohio) moved to amend so as to hx tne amount at wou.uuu. atittvh fTenn.l nrotested in the name of hon est industry against the idea that a few people who had congregated in large cities and left the farms should lie considered: par excellence me represent.

tivea Ha had no hoDS of beating any of the propo sitions for the increase of the appropriations, smco he had learned the fact that last evening a page fnrrvintr a list of names, asking gentlemen to attend a meeting for the purpose of forming a combination to put those appropriations 'MuiniiTonw mi i denied all knowledge of such a meeting and Mr. Sayusb (Ohio) also denied all knowledge of it. Mr. Prior (Iowa), referring to the alleged combi nation, said that it such a clique am exist uie members of it were alive and should be trotted out and investigated. After some farther discussion, Mr.

Fosters amendment was agreed to and Mr. Aldrich's, as amended, HA in 7.1. The appropriation for the building at Evansville, I from sm ooo to 545.000. The nnnroDriation for the building at Grand tii, wuu incensed from 820.000 to $47,000. v.Mii omVtulnimilfl were offered and rejected.

r.n lill Mr. O' NKILL 1 Pa. for All Ul crease in the appropriation for the Philadelphia post office from 8300.00U to muo.uuu. Mr Davis (Cal.) moved to increase the appropriation for appraisers' stores in San Francisco from ttnta Cum vua (utnntpfl. H4 to 72.

Without further action theoommittee rose ana tne Bouse took a recess, the evening session to be for consideration of reports made from the committee on naval anairs. Squabbling Tavern Keepers. In the early part of last year the then Deputy Coroner, Harry a. malm, ana nis partner, Anrit aw Thiimoson. leased the Broadway HoteL Broad street, above Chestnut.

In the fore part of this year Mr. Thompson drew out, and Froskauer succeeded to his share. About three weeks ago Thompson entered the bar room of the house, and after some words a souffle between himself and the nnaiip.fl and a lartre mirror was broken. Thomiisoi, was arrested and taken before Magistrate List. The proceedings were kept away from the reporters, and two liearings were held prior to the one of yesterday, the Magistrate's clerk in each instance refusing to give any information, coupled with the remark: "The Judge don't want this to nnrUkM Til nMM WM aCTSln POStPOnCd yesterday, after the oo.insel for the prosecution had read ail agreement nwwn winch is ot no public interest.

Au Old Woman Found Dead In Her Boom, Mrs. Martha Hutchinson, 87 years of age, occupying an upper room in Mrs. Mooiung row Nr. 1S07 Fiir.watnr street, did not appear yea terday morning as usual. Mrs.

McCluug went ua stairs about 2 o'clock, nut loiinu me uui policeman waacalled, who enacted an entrance. Mrs. Hutchinson was found lying iieau upon near the door. She had been afflicted witn dropsy, i. huvn riitwi from this and the de bility ofnge.

She was from county Derry, Ireland, and has few relatives nore. The Father Who Stabbed Hla Son. William Smullcn, who was stabbed in h. bv his father on Sunday, May 28, at his house, rear of No. 134 Crease stree appeared at the hearing before Magistrate Smith vestenlav.

He testified that, as soon as he came imhH father showed him the knife wttu which CHOICE RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL Places of AmusemeJitlbr sale at Uie CONTINEN TAL HOTEL NEWS STAND. SJT. PETER AND THE MARYS MEET. rJ 1231 1231 On CH KSTNUT SlreeL RAND EXCURSION TO TUB SWITCHBACK AND GLEN ONOKO. MONDAY.

JUNE 17. VOLUNTARILY TENDERED BY THE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA, LEHIOH VALLEY AND CENTRAL RAILROAD Or" NEW JERSEY, WITHOUT CUAROE, IN AID OF THE JEWISH HOSPITAL, which Is open to patients Irrespective of creed, color, sex or nationality. TICKETS. S2.50 Children under 12 years, half price. For sale at Ticket Offices, 434, 732 and 1351 CHESTNUT Street, and street nepoL TRAINS LEAVE AT 7 AND 7.30 A.

M. aHE WONDROUS CLOCK 13 SOUGHT by all. on CHESTNUT Street, at Palace Hall. CHOICE RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL Places of Amusement for sale at the CONTINEN TAL HOTELNEWS STAND. GRAND CENTRAL THEATRE.

For one week, commencing MONDAY, June 10. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE. MARIE BKRTKAND'S PRETTY BLONDES IN BLUE. HARRY WILLIAMS MANAGER. A Novel Illustrated Minstrel Scene, PROF.

CORELLl'S DISSOLVING LIVING TABLEAUX. Seaman and somers. Murpbv and Mack. Lucy Adams and Guy Lyiilon and a host of first class iierlbrmera. FOX'S NEW AMERICAN THEATRE.

CHESTNUT Street, above TENTH. GREAT DOUBLE ATTRACTION, THK DASHING DASHER WOODS. FORTY FEMALE BEAUTIES. REI'tiESEMTNO CLASSIC STATUARY. First time in America, together witb the Great Drama entitled.

A A THK H1HWAYMA, FANNY HERRING and AL. LIPMAN. GRAND OLIO. Matinees Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. THE EIGHTH WONDER, OR ENGLE a CLOCK, Now on Exhibition in PALACE HALL.

1231 CHESTNUT STREET, NKAJt THIRTEENTH. SCIENTIFIC AND MARVELOUS. Doors open from 9 A. M. to 10 P.

M. Admission For Adults, 15 cents. Children under twelve, 10 cents. CHOICE RESERVED SEATS FOB ALL Places of Amusement for sale at the CONTINEN TAL HOTE NEWS STAND. 1 EDISON'S PHONOGRAPH, i It Talks, It Sings, It Laughs, it Plays on the Cornet.

Exhibitions nt 1020 chestnut street, irom io a. M. to 10 P. daily. CHOICE RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL Placesof Amusement for sale at tbe CONTINEN TAL HOTEL NEWS STAND.

4t QTRASBURG OUTDONE!" THE 0 crowds repeat, at Palace Hall, on Chestnut St. DRa JORDAN DAVIESON. GREAT EUROPEAN MUSEUM, 729 CH KSTN UT STREET. acknowledged tone the most extraordinary collection In the world or llle slae. Mechanical ana Anatomical figures.

Open from 8 A. M. till HI P. M. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THK PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.

The Qnftrtjle.sae.l.ire.itoCiv a In the Drill Hall of Academy. COMMENCEMENT DAY, THURSDAY, June 13. Literary Exercises at 10 A. M. Review and Dress Parade at 1 P.M.

National salute at 2 P. M. THEO. HYATT, President P. M.

A FOR SALE ONE 12 BY 24 CYLINDER wuinm with t.wn 30 hv 36 feet plain Cylinder Boilers, $450. Also, 11 by 10 Cylinder Engine, two 13 horse Portable Engines, three Alden Fans, 1 No. 1 Burleigh. Oompresser. Floor Board Plainer, 2 Uliright Moulders, rftc, at M.

F. ACK LEY'S, 1410 WASHING TON Avenue. SALE STOCK AND GOOD WILL of a Cash Tailoring Establishment: bestlocatloii ia Providence, it. 1 doing agoud business; about ,000 cash required. Address A.

care C. J. Wheeler, Pro vidence, a. x. XTiOIl SALE COUNTRY SEAT AND Farm of 40 acres, with large modern house and large out buildings.

Fine lawn; pienlyor fruit; a lew minutes' walk from station and town: 20 miles out nr Pennsylvania. Apply to OWNER, St. Charles Hotel, THIRD below ARCH, Between 10 A. M. and 5 P.

M. SALE, ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH, a Miuinn ntirl f.ainh Stills, with Marble Tuns and Bench, Nos. 220 A 2i8 Avenue 11, S. Eleventh St. Market.

Stent TTOR RENT THE xJ vino Private Cotton in Atlantic City, on Pacttto Avenue, between New Jersey andconnecticut Aveuuesj convenient to Ocean and Hut Baths. Furnished completely with black walnut. Also, bed linen aud Wwellng. 110 MARKET Street, Camden. HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE TO let on West Spruce St.

Address A. Office, M. THOMAS SONS, AUCTIONEERS. onOPT II qi r.t? TT TltR A RT OALLF.RY. SUPERIOR FURNITUHK.

MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, BOOKCASES AND LIBRARY SUITS. FRIDAY MORNING. Juuel4, at 10 o'clock. In our Art Gallery. South FOURTH Street, will be sold a large assortment of tuperior Furniture from ailral ciass niauuiaciurer.

Including Parlor. Bed Room. Library and liining Room snlis in great variety. MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS. Mr.

GEORGE C. HEUKAUFF'S stock of Mirrors and Fancy Goods will be sold with this Furniture. A Iso, two ti ne Black Walnut Bookcases. Nuw ou exhibition CARD. The sale of Water Colors, Engravings, Chronics mid Photographs at the Swre ot Jlr.

George Reukaiilf, No. 1312 CHESTNUT street, will be continued THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. ASSIGNEES' SALE. THE FRANKLIN SAVING FUND SOCIETY, BANKRUPT'S, THOMAS 4 SONS, AUCTIONEERS. In the District Court oi the United Slates for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in bankruptcy.

Assignees Saleof Real Eslsteof the Franklin Saving iuud Society, In bankruptcy. ON TUESDAY. July 2, 1878. At 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sale, at tha PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the loilowlug described properties. Viz: Nos.

1 and 2. Two squares of ground. ALLEGHENY Avenue. BKT. GRADE Street, WELLINGTON street, WEsl MORE LAND Street.

So. 1 All that lot or square of gronna sitnate on the northeasterly sideot Allegheny avenue, northwesterly side of Belgrade street, southwesterly sideof Wellington street and southeasterly side of iller street, in the Twenty tilth ward; containing in front ou Allegheny mnur 135 feet, luidexteuding in depth along Belgrade sireet and Miller street 347 feet to Wellington sireet that lot or square of ground situateon the southwe terly side of Weslninrelaud street, northwest erlv side ot Belgrade street, southeasterly side ol iller street and northeasterly side of Wellington street. Twenty tilth ward; containing in front on Belgrade street 348 foci i7's inches, and extending of that width In depth along Westmoreland street and Wellington street 135 feet to Miller street four fronts. JOO to be paid on each at the time ol sale. Hyrde THOMAS P.

STOTESBURY. WILI.lAMMyLF.AN, Asslgnces. For further particulars apply to Wlixi AM MCLEAN, Esq, Conveyancer, No. 285 Siimh FOURril Slreet, or at the ollice of tho assignees, No. 319 WAV NU1 street.

jy THOM A SONS, Auctioneers. 139 and 141 South FOURT street. A J. S. BUNTING.

AUCTIONEERS, A Bid and Fa Association's Tfoabtea. In November, 1874, a number of botchers formed an association, onder the nam of "The Butchers' Hide and Tallow Association of Philadelphia." Their object was to pool the hxles and fa furnished by each member at a certain price per pound. This aggregated material was to be sold on account of the association, and the profits divided among the members in proportion to their stock as tha close of the year. The Bra af Roesch Klee feld, members of the company, discontinued furnishing fat and bides, because, as they allege, in a bill in equity filed ia Comraoa Pleas Court, No. 4.

of a resolution passed by the association requiring such materia to be famished on the day on which the cattle producing the same were killed. This action, it is claimed, was contrary the spirit of the laws of the company, and Roesch A Kleefeld say that because of their refusal to furnish fat and hides alter they were notified of the passage of the resolution their dividends for the year ending in 1876 were unjustly forfeited, and they ask that the court compel such payment to them and set asida the forfeiture. The matter was argued yesterday before Judges Yerkes and Ludlow. It was contended on behalf of the association that the forfeiture was made under the rules ot the body, and that no resolution was passed as alleged by the plaintiffs. The Court reserved its decision.

One of Many Hard Cases. To the Editor of Thb Times I am a practical engineer, of sixteen years' experience in this city. I have advertised many times for a situation, at any salary. Have offered to work for parties at whatever they were willing to pay, but the answer was We are suited." Now ray present condition is as follows My wife is sick our two children are barefooted and otherwise in need of clothes. Having no credit, it is often we are without fuel.

I have often taken my basket, and after going to a strange neighborhood have secured food for my family by going from door to door; but now our rent is behind, and our landlord has said, You must secureemploymentand pay me the rent, or I will sell your furniture." So in my trouble I have come to you, hoping you would mention my case in your paper, and in that way enable me to secure a situation and receive the thanks of one ia distress. J. Philadklphia, June 10, 1878. A Bit of Abnormal Courtship. John Snyder, a tall, slim, fine featured young white man, was before Magistrate Smith yesterday afternoon on a charge of assault and battery, preferred by a mulatto girl calling herself Nelly Snyder, of No.

Currant alley, whose full form was arrayed in claret colored silk, with laces and dollar store jewelry, and a feather depended from a Devonshire hat, thrown jauntily' over one eye. After a mutual friend had attempted to smooth over the dispute she testi tied that John, on Monday night, kicked and threw her out of doors into the rain, and she wanted him kept away from her. Snyder denied the allegation, but was held to answer. Where Are Butler's Bricks From the Evening Telegraph. Rep.

The social nuisance that Master Jesse Pom eroy is to Massachusetts, the politicsl nuisance Mr. Butler is to the country. The former is snugly locked np and society is protected from him, but why is Mr. Butler permitted to run at large politically by Massachusetts, when she could so easily sit down on and confine him when next he runs lor Congress Matthews a Dismal Failure. From the New York Tribune, Rep.

Mr. Stanley Matthews has been the Jonah of this administration from the beginning, and his latest blunder is his worst. He is a gentleman of refinement and courtesy, a lawyer of marked ability, a strong Bpeaker, and yet, in connection with public affairs, a dismal failure. Has Made a Serious Mistake. From Warwick McMlchael's North American.

Senator Matthews has made a serious mistake, just asauy man does who has an opportunity to explain circumstances that tell against his good name and does not at once take advantage of it. Willing to Have Hayes Kicked Oat. From Senator Conkling Utica Republican. If the Democrats can only succeed irugetting Hayes off from the hands of the Republican party, in a legal and quiet way, what a kindness itwill be 1 Highly Important Social Event. From the Buffalo Express.

A heading in the Tribune is "Gail Hamilton Mr. Schurz." We beg to extend our congratulations. PKNNSYIWAViA NOTES, ing in the depot at Altoona yesterday, was struck by a train and instantly killed. The Susquehanna Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church will convene at Hazclton to mor row evening. Rev.

W. H. Gotwald, of Milton, president of synod, will preach the opening; sermon. This synod extends over a territory of nine counties of the State. J.

B. Tonnelier, an inspector of cars for the Reading Railroad, at I'ottstown, was caught between two cars yesterday afternoon and run over. His death followed shortly afterwards. He was 47 years of age, formerly a Philadelphian, and had been em ployed by the company two weeks, lie leaves a wife and several children. The wife of Edward Mertz, of Allentown, eloped on the 5th of May with E.

D. Mink. The couple have been living in Cleveland, Ohio, for the past three weeks as man and wife, ine injurca husband followed them up and the other day had both fined and sent to jail for sixty days. It is learned from the Allentown papers that all parties are respectable. Avoid a costive habit op body, not only because of the attending discomfort, but lest it engender diseases involving more serious consequences.

Dr. Jaysb's Sanative Pills are either Laxative or Cathartic, according to the dose, and may be depended upon to produce healthy secre tions of the liver and stomacn. auw. FINANCE AND TRADE. The steadiness of the stock market hereto fore noted as continuing through several successive days of dullness and bad weather was slightly shaken yesterday, but not by any organized effort looking to that end.

There were several causes operative in bringing about such a result. Primarily the New York stock market softened, and, while it was strong for choice investments, tne speculative shares were irregular and lower. This of itself would ordinarily serve to derange the best laid plans in this quarter and make operators backward in coming forward. But to this must be added the fact that for a week past outsiders have failed to present themselves to any marked extent and the brokers have carried almost the entire load upon their own shoulders. Naturally at some time or other they must grow tired of such business and seek to shift their load upon some one else.

But third cause was the knowledge that the reDresentatives of the grand trunk lines were in session in New York, discussing the subject of eastward bound freights. Apprehensions were enter tained that this meeting might not be harmonious, and this, while not probable, was at least among the possibilities. Self preservation, therefore, would dictate extra caution. Tho movements were of an uninteresting character all day. There was no attempt to rally the market at any time, bot simply a slow and steady decline.

For the leading shares the closing were the lowest figures of the day, Le high Navigation being the heaviest loser. 'Ihe only gain secured wss by United Companies. 8,828 shares in all were dealt In, including 6.5uasharesof Pennsylvania and 1,928 of Reading. At the close the market was quoted as irregular. From 30VS at the start Pennsylvania went to 3014, and thence dropped to 2976, decline of Read ing rose from 16 to 16, but dropped to 15, off.

Lehigh Navigation receded gradually from 17 to 16, 4 lower. Lehigh Valley was steady at 38, once touching SS4; Philadelphia and Trenton at 123 Northern Central at 14 Central 1 ransporta tion at 38 Green and Coates Passenger Railway at 40. and Insurance Company of North America at 20 Westmoreland Coal fell offl to 63. For a sin gle share of Philadelphia National Bank lbd was re alized. United Companies Improved A to ana Va was the closing bhi.

35 was bid for North Pennsylvania 5M for Pittsburg. TiUisville and Buf falo for Hestonville, and 8 was asked for Philadelphia and Erie. The rare appearance noon 'Change of the Penn sylvania 5s. 10 15, caused as to' overlook issue doe in 1877 82, which has for its colleague the 15 2 series, maturing 1892 92. City 6s, new.

are little changed, varying from 112 for the short to 113 for tho long loans, with that bid. Company bonds were more active, J50.5BO were taken, embracing 120.000 Empire Car Trust ut 07; Pittsburg, Cincinnati and 8fc Louis 7s at t4; 4,080 Lehigh Valley coupon satl08; Reading scrip at 62; Philadelphia and F.rie 7s at 101; North ern PaclBe 7 30o at 28; fl.OOO Pittsburgh, Titusvltle and Buffalo 7s at 48; 81,000 Oil Creek first mortgage 7s at 84; $1,000 Leblgh gold 6s at 91, and 9 North Pennsylvania scrip at 70. The auction sale of stocks and bonds held yester day by Messrs. Thomas Sons, at tha Philadelphia Exchange, was a slim one, and we note specially 40 shares South Eleventh Street Market company (par 1501 at 837 nor share 60 shares Kensington National Bank at per share; 5 shares Philadelphia at 167 pes share 8 sliares South wark at SI 20 per share 55 shares Hannis Distilling Company at 80 per share, and 100 shares Trade Insurance Company of Camden, at t42X per share, The coin balance In the United States Treasury yesterday was 1189,996,000 and the, currency do. 112,885,000, Including the fractional currency fund of 110,000.000.

Government bonds continue strong and the only WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WEST VIBGIKIA, Ixme Asttmralshed for the valuable ALTERATIVE WATBKSaMaMbiousMepatronaje; OPENS JUNK Board Par day. per week. 930; per mooth. 7S. Special arraogemeBts caa be made for families spead lag tbsseasoa.

BeMrlptrre Pamphlets at R. Blair's Rons, corner ot KiliH I aad WALNUT and tiUUTEK NTU aod His I'M OT kitreeta. OBOROE Lv PEYTON 4 CO. WEST END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH. PREBURY A HILDRETH.

Proprietors. WILL OPEN 1VSB 1878. Transient Bmrd reduced it aay. Permanent rates according to location and room occupied. Among OLber Improvement a PAHsKAJGttit ELEVATOR ban been aJded.

and the Hot and Cold Sea Water Halblnz Establtsment improved. Applications now received by U. M. HILDRETH, st 52 Broadway. New York; also by a.

Q. PRE3BURY, at the Hotel, after May 1. ttTOCKTON HOTEL, 'CAPE HAY.N. J. KRASOTS lrTTROPEXS JTTXIS 15.

We take ereat pleasure in infbnnimr our patrons 111 tt anew Pasafager levator and Kiectric Bel In. In every room, bave been added to the Hotel. Kcduced rates parties remaining one weefc or louieer. CHAKLKS DUl FY, of Continental Hotel, Genrral Manager. KAWLEY SPRINGS.

2,000 FEET ABOVR TIDEWATER, NEAR HARRISON BUKU, VA. Capacity, 3 LARGE HOTELS, with accommodations for TOO tcuesta. Appointments nrst claits. Open US 15. Itales, $2.50 per day; ir.2.50 per week; $40 per month.

For further particulars, address II u. W. D. HOPKIS3, Harrisonburg. Va QOZZEXS' WEST POINT HOTEL.

NOW OPEN. Address GOODS ELL BROS. West Point. N. Y.

I RESIDENTS OF PHILADELPHIA, OR others desirii boardin En the country through the summer, please address, for circular, AMERICAN HOUSE. Mechanic burg, Pa. NEW YORK WORLD SUMMER RE A SORT Register at the Central News Company. 605 CHESTNUT street, contains full particulars of many Country Hotels aud Boarding Houses. Examiue it.

No charge. IfPHRATA MT. SPRINGS HOTEL, LAN i CASTER County, Pa. Thisdeliglitfulsummer resort will open for reception of guests on Jnne 1, 1878. or particiuars.

aaaruss j. rropnetor. SEA SHORE ATLANTIC CITY. THE CH ESTER COUNTY HOUSE. Immediately on the beach.

Terms moderate. J. KKIM A SONS. ENGLESIDE. BEACH HAVEN, Jf.

now open. For terms and circulars address K. B. 4 S. T.

ENOLE. QHELBURNE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, isnowouen. EDWIN ROBERTA "VTEW YORK, VIA LONG BRANCH AND Xl NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Com mencing MONDAY, May 13. 187S.

Leave Philadelphia, from foot Market street (Upper Ferry), H.10 A. M. for New York, Long Branch, Toms ltiver, Baruegat and Tuckerton. 5 P. M.

fur Toms, ltiver, Waretown and Tuckerton Railroad. 'lliket offices: 700 CHESTNUT Street and MARKET STliUET WHARF. WM. S. UN KDKN, CHAS.

V. SinKAUDIN, General Manager. General Ticket Agent. PHILADELPHIA, NEWTOWN AND NEW YORK RAILROAD. On and after MAY 13.

1S78. trains will leave Thirtv secoud and Market Streets at S.30 A. 2.3a, 6.30 aud 6.45 P. M. Ridge avenue, 8 37 A.

2.30. 8.3B ana 0.52 p. M. Germantown Junction, 8.41 A.M.. 2.40,5.40 and 6.56 P.

M. Returning leave Newtown at 7 and 10.15 A. 4 and 5.05 P. M. Sunday Trains leave Philadelphia at A.

M. and 5 45 P.M. Leave Newtown 7 A.M. and 4 P.M. L.

BUSH, CHAS. IS. fllill, Gen'l Sup'u, 722 SANSOM St. General Agent. CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.

Express Trains Through in 00 Minutes, Trains leave VINE street Ferry, Philadelphia, FOR ATLANTIC CITY. Accommodation (including ....8 A. M. FAST EXPRESS (except Sundays) 4 P. M.

Accommodation (except Sundays 4.30 P. M. RAINS LEAVE ATLANTIC CITY. FAST EXPRESS (except Sundays) 7.05 A. M.

Accommodation (exceptsundaysj.7.10 A.M 4.10 P. M. On Sundays 4 30 P. M. jrare.

rtouna iTip i icKets iu uays.i, Woodruff Parlor Cars on Express Trains. Tickets on sale at Nos. 701). 83H and 1348 CHEST NUT Street. VI 8treet Ferry.

Philadelphia, aud No. 4 CHELTEN Avenue, Germantown, SWITCHBACK EXCURSIONS. CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY. EXCURSIONS TO THE MOUNTAINS. MAUCH CHUNK AND THE SWITCHBACK.

around Ihe Switchback and return tne same day. Special cars cau oe cnaxtereu av uj FARE, Chunk, around the Swltchb.tck 4.50. (and return, rrwtn. station North Pennsylva nia Railroad. THIRD and BERKS Streets, at 7.00, 8.15 9 45 A.

2.30. 5.25 P. M. ...,1,... i.pmatmn annlv tn ITll.LIS CLARK.

General Agent, North Pennsylvania Railroad. FRONT and WILLOW Streets, Philadelphia, or to 1. r. DfUf Oenornl Passenger Agent. 119 LIBERTY Slreet, New York.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINUION AJNU BALTIMORE RAILROAD. JUNE 10, 187S. Trclno rrnm Philftdehihlil will leave depot. Broad Street and Washington avenue, as follows, lor: Chester. 7.

7.30. 8, 10.30 A. 12 3(1 2.31), 3, 3.30, 4, 4.31), 4.45. S.l 0.30. o.

ia. ao ou, 11 Wilmlniiton, 7.30. 10.30. 11.46 A. 2.30, 3.30, 4, 6.15.6,6.45.6.45.

11.30 P. M. Jialtimore, 1 i.o a. Wai hington, 7.30 A.M.. via B.

P. R. U.45 A. M. via B.

A P. and B. 4 O. R. 4 and 1 1.30 P.

M. via For Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. 4 P. M. Trains will leave West Pbiladelphla for Baltimore and Washington, via B.

6 P. R. R. and II. 0.

R. R. 11 55 P. M. (daily), via B.

A P. R. M. 12.10 P. M.

(Lim a Far time oi trains for way stations see postersand time tables at Ticket unices, iuv, 000 uu nwi street and at Uie depot. Trains for Delaware Division will leave for Harrington and Way btauonst8, 11.45 A.M., 0.18 WoatoHn. 11 45 A. M. Train's lor Philadelphia will leave Baltimore as fbl street, 6.45, 8.55 A.M., 2.55.

6.55, 11.05 Charles street. 3.30. 10.38 A. M. (Limited Express), rtriv, as thllows.

for: Wilmington and Intermediate stations, 8.30 A. 6 00. 9.45 P. M. Lamokin and Intermediate Statloiis, 1 00 P.

M. Baltimore and Washington, 11.30 P. M. iirin i.r. rAr Philuiielnhia.

AS tilllOWS! Wilmington, stopping at Way Stations, 8.10 A.M., 6'LaimVkuiPstopping at Way Stations, 6.26 P. M. i.m..M m.i,iiin(r nt nrincltial atlolis. 6.o5 P. M.

Sleeiiilig Cars lor Washington, Cincinnati and Louisville, via B. A. O. R. It.

leave depot. Broad street and Washington avenue, at 11.30 P. M. JrZ R. for chmond.

At lanta. Lynchburg. Bristol, Knnxvllle. Dnltnn, Mont LomtT and wOrleaiis. leave West Philmlelphia 9.25 JL For Baltimore and Washington, II .06 P.

M. Vii, Tir.b itB nnil Kleeoiiiir Car berths may be procured at Ticket OUices, 700. 838 and 1361 CHF.ST NC i Slreet. aurms tne ii. dences by the Union Transfer I H.

F. KENN Superintendent. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AND AFTER JUNE 10. 1878, 1MATN LINK Trains leave Depot.

THIRTY SECOND an MARKET Fast Line dally 11.45 A. M. Pittsburg Ex presa'daily, except Sunday 0.30 P. M. Cincinnati Express daily 9.10 P.

M. Pacilic Express daily P. M. Niagara Exnn ss daily, exsept Sunday 7.20 A. M.

vimlra Exuress ihnly, except suntlav 11.45 A. M. Erie Mail and Bultalo Express osiiy. except Hen' vi 7 20 A M. Lock Haven Ex.

dally, except 11.45 A. M. Hagersiown anu wwi6 except Sunday Chambersburff Ex. daUy, excel AiTi rloilv. exceut SundaV 8.00 A.

M. 11.45 A. M. 6.00 P. M.

On Saturday runs lo Chamliersburg. Hnrrlsbirrg and York Express daily, except MairTramlittliy'ton only to Harrisburgl Hai risburg dally, except Sunday York Hanover York, Hnnoverond Frederick daily, (.00 P. M. 8.00 A. M.

2.30 P. M. 7.20 A. M. except bundai'.

Columbia and York Sunday. 4.00 P. JL Parke bnrg Train dally, except 6.31) P. M. Dowelngtown Accom.

dully, exoeptsund iy 11.00 M. uLn llr, ttinrlau ml I it P. 11.45 A. M. 6 20.

9 and 10 A. 1, 4.30..0, 7. and 11.311 P. M. On Sunday.

1 mid 9.30 A. M. 1, ouu Brj nMawr daily, except Sunday, 10 A. M. aim M.

doily, except Monday. From Luck Haven. .46 P. daW. 5..

rSS Watklns, Pamirs aau nnui. i wi except sundav nrvimoS. rains Leave Depot. Thirty second an Market streew, for New York. 3.20, 3.35 7, 7.30.

s.30 and it A. M. (Limited Express. 1.35 P. 2.

4. 5 30. I and 7 35 M. and 12 midnight, on Sunday, aud f.35 P. M.

and 12 mid For BrooVVyn, N. all tbrongh trains connect at Jer City witit boaii of "Brooklyn Annex." afford ng Kniton street, avoiding double ler rlage and journey across New York city. F.xi.ress fur Boston 8 A. M. and 7 P.M.

xur. lor Long Branch aud Bauan, 8.00 A. M. and TrtiinM Arrive From New York. 1 A.M.!(LlmkJ Express.

12.1 7.8O. 9.10. JAWW, r. SnK 1(1 1ft 11.2ft 2.10), 2.16.3.55, JO, I ill and 1150 P.M. nVT Sunday.

7.05. 11.30 A. Mi 7.UU, O.0O. rro'Xsi'onl oS dajly, except Monday, ana 9 10 P.M. daily, except sunrtay Trains Leave Keostngton Depot, Front and Berks streets.

Trains leave Depot, Tuiriy seoond aud Market itreets, tUxrreS? Tmln'." sXVm DeUw.r. Water Belvidere. "iCasion, hllUpsburg, etc, Kwit ng'toB Depot, Front and Berks streets, daily, except Sunday. Express for Flemiugton, Philllpsburg, Easton. Delaware Water Gap, 7.12 and lo.W A.

M. and 4 P. M. IVnitM lrr aallVi ncepl Wuiulny From Delaware Water Gap. Belvidere.

Easton. Puillliwborg, at Bl.eiar' TTkeibe had at Broad aud Chest. uut streets aud Depot, Thirty second aud Market TheUnlon Transfer Company will call for check Baggage from Hotels and Residences. Time Card, and full Informal Ion con be obtained at the Depots anil at the No. 4 Chelten Avenue, Oermautowit, FRAN Mi THOMSON, I.

lanerai JtuMumf. Ofmlng. MUM. ImnaL BHL AikaL. Lehigh Lehigh Valley U.

of N. J. Cent las. Co. of IT.

A 29 Northern Central. 11 Green Coatea P.R. Phila, A Trenton 123 Westm'ld Coal 68 Fhila. Nat Shares sold: Pennsylvania, Reading, Lehigh Navigation. 805; Lehigh Valley, 420; United Companies of New Jersey, 100; Central Transportation, 43; Insurance Company of North America, Northern Central, Green and Coates Streets Passenger Railway, Philadelphia aad Trenton, Westmoreland Coal Company, 8, and Philadelphia National Bank, Total, 9,826 shares.

CLOSING qcotatioxs. Bid. Asked. BU. AAed.

Cftys, Phila Erie. 8, North 35 36 Hestonville 72 7Jg 1003 101 Market unsettled. U. a B0ND3 AND FOREIGN EXCIlANaR Quotations by Cms. D.

Barkbt 114 9. Third. B'd. Arked. Bid, Atked.

TJ. 8. 6s, 1881 10874 109Vg U. S. 6s, U.

8. 6s. 1867 107; 108 1 U. S. 6s, 110U 10 40 Bonds 107 107 New 5 per 106 I Sterling Bx 490 m)4 Paris Ex 510 608 Philadelphia Markets Wholesale Quotations.

TtmsnAT, June II. Whisky is in light supply and firmly sustained. A few job lots of Western iron bound were purchased at $1. 08. Grain.

Wheat is quiet, but owing to the comparatively small receipts holders are florn in their views. S'ales of 3,000 bushels were reported, comprising Western red at 5l.08nl.13; Pennsylvania do. atSl.llal.13; Western, Pennsylvania and Southern amber at 1.161.18, and white at S1.18al.!N. Rye is dull at for Southern, Western and Pennsylvania. Corn is held with firmness under a steady export and local inquiry.

Sales of 6,000 bushels, including rejected at steamer at 39a40e; sail at 46J :jIrl6.ic.; primedry Pennsylvania andSouthern yellow, in the cars and grain depot, at 47tt, and 10. 000 bushels on secret terms. Oats are firm and in good local request Sales of 10,000 bushels, including mixed nt 3ta29a and white at 30a32c Flour anb Mkal. Spring and winter wheat families of the better grades are in fair local consumptive request, hut low and medium descriptions are neglected. 2,000 barrels were sold, Minnesota extra family at for good to high grades; Pennsylvania do.

do. at for medium to fancy Ohio do. do. at for medium to good, and patent and other high grades at S6.S0s7.5D. Rye flour is not wanted.

We quote at Corn meal is not inquired after. Skkps. Nothing was done in either cloverseed or timothy. Flaxseed, in lots, brings $1.30 per bushel. IUkx entirely nominal.

There is nothing doing to fix prices. Cotton quiet, but steady as regards prices. 350 bales middlings were taken on a basis of lllc. for uplands and llc. for New Orleans.

DIED. BALDWIN. MARIAN 2020 North Fifth st. BONNKR, MARGARET Finest. BRENNAN, MARY 80 Horner's ave.

BROOKE. REBECCA 82 831 De Kalb st. CHATTIN, WM. H. 26 1132 Otis st.

CLARKE, CHAS. 66 1335 North Fourth st. COOPER, ROSANNA 52 Westminster av. DRAKE, CHAS. E.

1219 Parrish st. HAND, MATTHEW 29 years. 3440 Ludlow St. HOWELL. Suddenly, on Saturday, June 8, 1878, at Walliugford, Delaware county, Francis Carpenter Howell, in the 38th year of his age.

The relatives and male friends of the family; also. Lodge 51, F. A. are invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his father, Z. C.

Howell, 717 Spruce street, on Wednesdav, at 3 P. M. LINDSAY, JOHN 46 vears, 1932 Laiona st McADAM, MARY H. 73 years. 1754 Marshall st.

McCOI.GAN. HUGH 817 Lebanon st. McCLAIN, JOHN 77 years, near Berlin. N. J.

McCONAOHY, MARG'T 46 years. 319 Otis st. RIcCORMlCK. MARG'T 2122 Vine street. MclNTYRE.

On the 11th Catharine Elizabeth, daughter of Adam and Mary Mclntyre and granddaughter of Michael and Catharine Thomas, removes uu diiiu oi uiD ittUJiiy arc invited to attend the funeral, from the residonoe of her grandparents, 1169 South Tenth street, on Ihurs day afternoon, at 1 o'clock. To proceed to Isew Cathedral. McKEON, ALICE 33 years, 1214 Lent street. MARKLEY, MRS. 60 years, 2235 Franklin St.

MATLACK. EUZ, K. 82 yrs, 1327 Fnirroount av. MAUI.L, THOS. J.

28 years. 31 North Sixth st. MILES, MARY 88 years, Ardmore, Pa. NORRIS FANNY M. 5 South Tenth st.

O'llRIEN, ANDREW 45 years. 1108 Dunton st. PEOK MARY J. 83 years, 1532 Fairmount are. POHHLMANN, WM.

53 years, 2511 N. Broad st. THOMAS, ANN W. 78 years, Moorestown, N. J.

rtS. NIVEKSITY OF PENNSYLVA LKSNIA Junk 10, 1R78. Tho ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT for Conferring Degrees in the different Faculties will be held at the Acideniyol Music, ou FRIDAY MORNING, uue 14, 1 1 o'clock The Professors and Alumni of the University, the Professors of other Colleges, the Reverend Clergy and other invited guests are requested to Join the procession in the toyer of tue Academy at 10fc A. M. n.

kvamina IilN of candidates for admission to the Department of Arts and the Towns Scientific School will be held at the University Uaild ing, twinning on MONDAY, Juue 17, at 9 A. M. WreSara containing full Information concerning these examinations may be had by application to the Janitor, at the University. o. J.

STILI.K Provost. n. THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE LK SSHOMK FOR AGED AND INFIRM COL ORED PKRSONS will be held at the Home, BiiLr; MONT and GI11ARD Avenni on FIFTH DAY (Thursday). Sixth month (June) 13. at 3 M.

Annual Report read. Election of Managers and Addresses will be delivered. Public are invited. UKIX W. HANCOCK, Secretary.

rp roST OFFICE, LK Si PmuniLmu. June 12, 1878. tin ft, nraot Kristin uaA Irftlitnd. uer steamship CITY OFLIMERTCK, will close at this office THURS DAY. June 13, o.ou A.

m. A LQt? DON SNOW DEN. P. M. rr rs MONEY LOAN OFFICE OK A.

J. 1:4 M'OARRY, northeast corner Finn and VINK Streets. Liberal cadi advances made on Dia monds, watches, Jewelry, nuverware, ury uuuua, Clothing. Furniture and alt gonita of value. r5 WE CONSTANTLY HEAR OF Xi SEYMOUR'S prompt cures at tfrm store, vth unit Rlto W.

si reets. Ill Catarrh, Neu ralgia, Hemorrhaees, Loss of Manhood, Weakness or iiisea.se ui uiiiiwij i6ua, j.fcMtu.u.. a Diseases. Advice iree. Propositi.

"OROl'OSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES a. AND TRANSPORTATION. dkpabtmhnt op the inttcbior, Office ofInman Affauir, WAHlNUTON.May 4, 1H7S. Renlfd nrnnosals. Indorsed Prooosals for Beef, Bacon, lr.nr I'liithimi' nr Trnnsnnrtation.

etc. (as till) case nisy be, and directed lo the Commissioner of Indian A rtfalr nnd Wnoxtn Street. At Pol', will lie received until 11 A.M.9T 2Wrliri. Junr.lH, 1)7S, for tiirnisliinv lor tne inman service aooui oio.uou puiiim Bacon. SH.Oiitl.lHlO pounds Beef on the hoof.

ItiU.lKlO pounds Beans, pounds Baking Powdrr.2.(H)U Out) pounds orn, pounds Coffee, 7.0011,000 pounds Kit nun ivtiinH, otMliMMI Dniini Hard Bread, UlS.iKlO pounds Hominy. pounds Laid, 1.100 barrels Mess Pork, ttlfi.oOO pounds Rice, 7,000 peusds 'lea. 66 000 pnnnils Tiibueeo. aoo.liOO pounds Salt, WO.OUO pounds Simp. 6,000 pounds Soda, WU.ODO pounds suar and 1 pounas vv ueau Air.

lllutilrnt. Wniilen ftnrl Cotton eoods (COnslstinit In nart of Ticking. 30,000 yards Standard Calico. J0u 000 yards; Drilllns, yards Duck, VH8.S50 14 HMO ranks: Ginrham. Kentucky Jeans, 4S S00 yards: Satinctt, 0,000 yar Is; Brown Sheetlnr, yards; Bleached sheeting; varus nicKory sniiHiig, 'hl Winsev.

7Ano varus) Clothing. Groceries, 'Notions, Hardware. Medical Supplies, and miscellaneous articles, sucn as wagous.xiuiucw, nuvo, Rakes, Forks, etc etc. Also, Transportation fhr such of the Supplies, aim articles uiai may nub ue i 1 ired at the Agencies. 1 BIDS MUST BE MADE OUT ON GOVERNMENT ULAiNlva, ar.r.arlnlo ahnwlnv the incl And Uliantltlcs Ot NUDSlst ence suiwlies required fur each Aifeney, and the kinds and qiuiiitities.

hi gross, of all other goods and articles, together with blank proposals and lornis lor contract and bond, conditions to be observed by bidders, tlmeand r.ioi nf iullverv. terms nfeonli act and payment, trans portation routes, and all ether necessary instructions iiimkhMl iinon annllnation to the Indian Oinire In Washington, or ffta. HI and rti Wuontrr MretJ, A'nio lor; to E. M. Klngsley.

No. 30 Clinton nace. York; Wm. H. Lyoii, No, 4H3 Broadway, New York; and to the Commissaries of subsistence.

U. S. at Chi cago Saint Louis, sumx City, Salat Paul, Leaveuwortn, Bids will be opened at the honr and day above stated, ami bidderaats invited to ba Dreitent at the opening. CERTIFIED CHECKS ONLY RljCKIVABLE ON FOLLOWING BASKS, HTU AH bids mcst bf aceomrmnieit by csrtlffed checks upon some one oi tne lonowinn uhiiks ur iuthhicii. oallKS or g'lvernmeil cent, of thBe ot lonal, New Yorki Na etronolitan National.

aepOSUOriWl Wir lew. rer win. nmniMAl Cherak al National tii.i.ui ItmMclwiiv. New York: Metropolitan National. New York Ninth Nailoaal.

New York Philadelphia National. Philadelphia; rim national, jiauiniore; Third Nailonal. Cincinnati; Union National. Chicago; v.iirth NiaUiaaL KU Lunia. ana tjitroeiw national, Washington, D.

and Uie United Stales Assistant Treasurers at puuaueipuia, jsaunnore, vu ouu ow E. A. HAYT. Commlsslonsr. MERICAN LINE FOR IJUJNSTU WiM U.

AND LIVERPOOL. The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the American flag. Sailing every THURSDAY Irom I'lilludel tihlaanil wednkhha irom j.iverpoo' CITY OE LJMBOtlCK sails TliUltaDAY. June 1, 7 A. M.

r.mrv. mn ANTWF.RP. ailing seinl montlily from Phlladelphiaand New York. Direct and only to Antwerp, thus landing pussengers Witlim law nours riue ur kwu terest on the Continent. BWrrZKRLANDsaHs SATURDAY, Jnne 92, 12 noon.

sor rates orpsssagennu outer inivrmiiiuinsi iii; PUTJOt ttWUT bO! Ueusral Awita ant' xA 29K as 16 KYt Vi 1X IT 17 16 8854 SSU 3844 as 12314 38 31 Wi 29A 14 TTTTT jr HfiBK a FEES EKE WWW WWW WWW www www EEEE XEEE EEEE FEE KK YY LLLL MM MM MM MM MM EEEE EES B8 BSS8 NOW READY. THE BATTLE OF SHILOH An exceptionally inter estlng narrative of the important engagement between the Union Troops under Orant and fiuell and the Confederates under Albert Sidney Johnston and Beauregard. By Col. Wills Dk Hass. MORE SOLDIER PREACHERS.

By SlliXKT Heb bebt. ART IN ENGLAND The Royal Academy Exhibition. By Jf. D. Millstt.

WOMEN'S WAYS Letter from New York on Topics of the Time The Relations of Mother and DaughterWhite House Marriages. ASTOR PAUL The Wedding Between a Philadelphia Belle and a New York Millionaire. A VISIT TO THE STATE OF BEAVER The Home of Statesmen Viewed by Stranger Eyes. THE MOUNTAIN TERRITORY Montana, lla Resources and Attractions, Described by (lea. J.

S. Brisbin. GREAT NAVAL FRAUDS, New York on Stilts, Derby Day, the French Stage, Migratory Dairymen, Literary and Dramatic Notes and Misceliauy and all the News of the Day. SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY, ROBBERY FilUS OK Al'UlDJUnX. THE FIDELITY INSURANCE, TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.

Or PHILADELPHIA, IN Til KIR NEW MARBLE FIRE PROOF BUILDIN NOS. 327 331 CHESTNUT STUKET. CHARTER PERPETUAL. Capital $2,000,000 The Company also rant SAFES INSIDE THE't BURGLAR PhOOK VAULTS at prices varylni Iran $15 to $76, according to size. An extra size tor Corporations and Bankers.

Rooms and desks adjoining vaults provided lor Sale Renters. DEPOSITS OF MONEY RECEIVED ON INTEREST INCOME COLLECTED and remitted fora moderate cli ftrtv. The Company act as EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS and UUARDlANS, and RECEIVE AND EXECUTE TRUSTS o( every description Irom Uie courts, corporations and individuals. ALL TRUST FUNDS AND INVESTMENTS ITS Kept separate and apart from the assets of the Company. As additional security tbeCouipany baa a Special Trust Capital of $1 .000,000 primarily responsible for their Trust obligations.

WILLS RECEIPTED FOR and safely kept without charge. STEPHEN A. CALDWELL, President JOHN fi. UEST, Vice President, and iu charge of the Trust Department. ROBERT PATTERSON.

Treasurer fflfyHlX, HUWAKD W. CLARK. ALEXANDER HEBY, WILLAM II. MERRICK, GEORGE F. TYLKIt, JOHN B.

HENRY GIBSON, EDWARD T. STEEL, THOMAS DRAKE. rpHE PHILADELPHIA TRUST, SAFE DEPOSIT AND INSURANCE CO. MEW FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF MARBLnV FRONT BRICK BUILDING, Nos.413.41j AND 417 OHKSTNUTSTREBT. CAPITAL ALL PAID UP Sl.OOO.dOO Forsafe keepiug of Ooveromeat Bonds aud other securities.

Family Plate, Jewelry and other valuables, under special guarantee, at the lowest rates. The Company oilers for rent, at rates varylnr from $15 to $75 pur annum the renter alone Holding tue key Small Safes in the Burzlar proof vaults. UepOSllSOl luuo reiTrJircur wu tlflcate. WITHOUT CHARGE. The Company Is bv law empowered to act as xecu TOB, ADU1NISTBATOH, TBWSTKJi, GUAKDIAS.

ASSIO awn THTTSR. H.U yii ijmwi EST ALLOWED. u. Alt trust inveitmenn swlo me for whom they are held, and are kept separate and apart from ine uompauy's assets. DIRECTORS, Thomas Robins.

Edw, Y. Townsend, Hon. Wm. A. Porta Edward s.

Handy, Alexander Brown, James M. Aertsoo, Daniel B. Cummtna William 3. (J rant J. Livingston Krrlnger, P.

McCilllaall, James L. Clagliorn, Benjamin 11. Ooiuegys, Aiurustus Henton. Daniel Haddock, nPFiCRKS. Presldent J.

LIVINUSTON ERRINOER un a HANDY. Secretary and Treasurer WILLIAM L. DUBOIS. gTOCK ORDERS, EITHER FOR CASH OR ON MARGIN CAREFULLY EXECUTED. DeHAYEN TOWNSEND.

No. 4090UTH THIRD STREET PUBLIC STOCK EXCHANGE. COMMISSIONS, 1 16 OF 1 PER CENT. ON ALL TRANSACTIONS. MlSStls, iVl.

L. tIAiia V.U. ulni hn nd sell all i ctl slocks at New York Stock Exchange prices, In lots or' iron) 5 to 6O0 shares, on a margin of 1 per cent. Additional margins of per eenfc and over will be received. rtnAttKN 90.

10 SHARKS, S10. as SHARES, J25. 100 SHARES. S100. TTTnT.U HTlM'k KlYl'H ANOE.

810 CH ESTN 1' STREET. PHILADELPHIA. ri C. MUSGROVE STOCK BHOKKK3, Na 134 SOUTH THIRD STREET. Stocks.

Bonds, for Investment, bought end sold on commission. Philadelphia and New Yors BtocEs carried on margin. Dally sales aud ctoslu prices sent free upon application. ISJOTICE. THERE WILL BE A MEET ING of the Stockholders of the AZTEC GOLD AKD SILVER MlSlftUUIsrini at meir mm office 614 WALNUT street, city of Philadelphia, oa TUESDAY, July 'A 187s.

at 3 o'clock P. for the purpose or voting on the question of an increase or the capital stock of said company to one mill ion dollars. OEOHUF. W. HANDY.

Clerk of Hie Corporation. NOTICE. THERE WILL BE A MEETING of tho stockholders of the INCA GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY, at their chief ollice 614 WALNUT Street, city of Philadelphia, on TUESDAY, July 187S. at 3 o'clock P. lor the purpose 01 voting on thequestlon of an increase of the capital stock ol said company to one million dollars.

UliUKUfi na. i BeK JAMISON BANKERS, NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND CHESTNUT. V. S. 4 PER CENT.

BONDS .11 ripnmrtlnatlons sold at government rates or ex changed tor called Bonds. HE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOB INSURANCES OW LIVES NO. 431 CHESTNUT STREET. Incorporated March 10, 1812 Charter Perpetual, CAPITAL SURPLUS Chartered to act as Executors, Administrators. Tms Agents and' for tlte faithful performance oi all such duties all its Capital and Surplus ars liable.

iianiia Awovnnes. uomm LMM. rteceiveni. AU 7VU.W invr.Mmrm urn WK oumCTvoT tlK jrmprrtii ludtt tn i (nut mttl ou keft trportBt and opart from the timet of the. Cnmgmiy.

lnciiina collected and remitted. Interest aNowwIir monev deposits. Ssl'es Iu their Burglar Proot VstllOl mr Reiit Tho srotecllon of their vaults for the preserva. lv ifcliliuid silver Plate, I IIUUOI unuiici." 7 Deeds, Morttfages, 'Y fSv YTH ffissfdenfc ruarautee. VI uvis a siJn Trust ufficet ASON LILBURN K.

BTKJfcL, nsasurer. IIIRniTOKS. LlndleySmvth. Adolph K. Horle, H.

Hntchlnson, Char es IWiiHU Alexander HkMle, Char.es 8. irswia, Wm 8, Vaux, J. UppLncott, Henry Lewis. 090. A.

Wood! Alhonv Anieio, Jacob P. Jose 1 VU I ds A Mltttt THE PENNSYLVANIA IncorDorated IHaS. Charter PcrpctuaL No. 010 WALaUT Street. I niliituxiilitiiPtt Miiiiura wo Woo 00IV.0O U1KECKJKS1 John Deverenx, Thomas Smith, Daniel Smith, Henry Lewis, Isaao Hnslehiirst, J.UIIllnghain Fell Thomas Jloblus, Dmlel Haddock, tSMnVHn A f'nnilv.

JOHN DRVEHKUX, Plesidaat, WM. O. CRO WELL, Secretary. (jt Nos. 232 aud 234 MARKET Stress SALE OF FORETON AND DOMESTIC DRY COOD ON THURSDAY MORNING.

June 13. at ID o'clock, on four moiuas' credit. SALS OF BRUSSELS AND CARPET ON FRIDAY MORNING Juue 14 at 11 o'clock, on four months' credit LAKUK SALE OP FRENCH AND OTHER EURO PKAN DRV GOODS. Ou MONDAY MORNING, June 17, at 10 o'clock, on four months' credit BALK OF 8,000 CASES BOOTS AND BH0FA ON TUESDAY MORNING. June 18.

ot 10 o'clock, on lour months' oredlt BY SAMUEL C. COOK, 124 SOUTH FRONT street, above WALNUT. A8SI0NF.E'S PEREMPTORY 8A LB. STOCK AND FIXTURES OF J. JELL BBO, SPICK MANUFACTURERS.

On WEDNESDAY MORNING. June 12. at half os.it 10 o'clock, at No. 124 MOUTH FRONT street, above WA I will bo Mild, hy order of Assigns, the Slock. and Fixtures of C.

J. Fell A Spice Mwiulaotitrers. outuprlsing7O0 cases, barrels and box Muaiard and Spuis, 72 bans White Pepn.r, 93 bags Tries Mit tanl Seed, 74 cases very tine Olive Oil, 22 cases Cochin Ginger Root, 21) bags Browu Mustard seed, casks sheet Gelatin, 60S gross Blueing. 22il do. Stove Polish, fm.

Alio Good will, 'imile marks. Medals, Diplomas, Labels', tons, Boxes, of said Arm. JOHN MORTON, AUCTlONr.K. 28 ud 428 MARKET e'l'RKKT..