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THE TIMES PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 1, 1881. "THE ABETTOR OP RINOSTERS." Sttinm A SLOW START. TELAWAIUi STATE BONDS. BONPS AND FOREIGN EXCHANQK. Ia governments, al in everything else, yesterday the market was dull and the quotations were liKlilly unsettled.

Tile currency 6s, the VA per cent and the registered 4fa with the registered 4 per ruled without change. The. registered 5s unproved j.4 and the coupon 4i but the coupon 63 lull off UAMUEL BUNTING'S SONS HKMOVED TO Km. fr2fl and 028 MAKKKT Street T11K L.A11UEST AND FINK8T AUCTION BALES UOOMS IX Tills CITY. Hold weekly Rales thronhont the aeaaon, by cata locue, on FOUR MONTHS' credit, us follows; TUKSDA YS BOOTS, lailOFX.

HATS. Fm THUHKIM YS UUY HOODS, MILLINFiKY GOODS, KOTIOMs, Krr, FH1DAYS THE URtlKSTAND MOST ATTBAC TIVKSAI.FMOF CAKriOTlNOM, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, IS TIIK CITY. JC. MoCUKDY AUCTIONEEKS, 4UO MAUKKT and 426 MERCHANT Blreets. rst Keeulnr Slimmer Kale.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE. "FUN." Every Kvenlng, Wpdneaduy and Hat. Matlneoa. AVtsluesday Matinee. Reserved Heals.

60c General Admission, Salurday Matinee, 00c. TUE UREAT IIAUmsONS. PHOTOS. MONDAY, June 0 (leo, Holland's Combination. street opera house.

Every Ev'g, Wednesday and Katurday Matinees. Ili servisl Seats, Wednesday Maliuee, 5IK1. ONE WEKK RICE'H KUIIPItlsH PARTY. Mondiiv and Tuemluv HIA WAT1I A. Weiinesday.

Tliin sila'y and Wl. ItrVKIA Er dny Tesllnioiiial to Mr. E. K. RICE Lllclien aril Friici.Mi, Cinilerella.

Handel, Jennv Lind and Prluca Aclmiet. Samrilay Mutiuee Same Bill. Sat. nljjlit of Ihe season. Prince AclimU ryiKSTXuTTREi'yi' itiIIatrk THIS WEEK ONLY.

ERY' NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY AND SATUR DAY MATINUKS. A I.I.EN TIFIR'S FAMOUS (IKOhlifA WINKTRELS. POPULAR PRlCllis. pKK.MA EXiWNTEliX ATT(JNAi7Ea lUIilTION. OPEN EVERY DAY.

VrSIT SILK ll'LTl'ltK ROOMS. EXAMINE THE (lANDstl.HE DISPLAYS. ROLLER SKATINO DAILY. Baud of Music Wednesday and diiy Afternoons. ORGAN RE( II AI.S EVERY fl.AY, Admission, Adults, 25 cents; clillilren, 10 cents.

iinu the coupon 4.4s Bid. Asked. V. S. Cur.

1114 U. S. 1114 Uli' V. 8. BhJKRI.

104 U. H. Ss, JKS1, r.iui llil1, U.B.4;i,s,lti(Jl,c.ll6 116Ji iltrt. Adrd. U.a4s.lfi9l,r.ll5'.i 1154 V.

S. 4s. Hi7. Hs'i V. S.

4s, 1907, llS'J SlurMtiK 4S314 4ssH l'aris 520 616.i PHILAHKLPHIA MINING LTOCK EXCHANGE. Ojvnfnff. HiQheM. Loitwt. CT0V0.

NnV.i. Amie 2 .51 .61 27110 Ardent 3'J .35 .33 841 lihiek Hulphuret. .59 ,61 .81 110 Btlenn .23 .26 .23 .21 621(0 Chrysolite 6.W 8 S5 5.S3 2U00 Cincinnati 08 .68 100 Diamond I'uuuel 8.7S 8.75 8.75 8.75 121)0 D.iuutlesa 07 ,117 .07 700 Oolcondn 28 .29 .28 .28 iSIO ovcrnor Group. .68 .69 .67 7110 Hihernia 1.20 1.25 1.20 1.20 4(KK) Iowa 4'J .43 .41 .42 82110 Little Maud 08 .08 .08 .08 Sou Mllle Chief. 1.40 1.45 1.40 1.45 7110 Lucerne 12 .13 .12 .12 2700 06 .06 .06 6H0 lit.

Lincoln (18 .09 .08 .09 SbOO Orion 1.00 1.60 1.60 1.60 100 P. Ureckenridce. .10 .11 .10 .11 15.10 Permanent 311 .88 .30 .36 WHO Pizurro .08 .08 .08 I0 Hani Avis .05 .65 .85 100 San Pedro .51 .50 .50 141)0 Silver Cord 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.20 600 MINING ANNF.X STOCK EXCHANGE. Opening. UighesU Lowest.

Clon'g. Said. Arsent 35 35 .35 35 50(1 litteilA .23 .23 .23 .23 Mfl Cincinnati 70 .70 .70 .70 500 llaunllcss 117 .08 .07 .08 8500 Fairview .05 .05 200 Fiudley 30 .30 .80 410 Gunnison i. .90 .90 .90 .90 100 tiiraid 2.10 2.25 2.25 251) OovrrnnrGruup. .63 .6:1 .63 .1:3 1IIU Iowa Gulch 43 .43 .43 .4,1 0U0 lireokonriiliie.

.11 .11 .11 .11 00 Tombstone 5.90 5.90 5 90 5 91) 20(1 Went Ontario 1.UJ 1.05 1.U0 1.05 000 THE WENTWORTH. JL NEWCASTLE, N. H. Thh Hotel will open June IS. It has accommodations for Kueata and otl'era mors attractioiiH lor the pleasure and comfort of It patrons than uny other sea Hide rexort on the Atlantic count.

Its high siumtion uftorda beaulllul ewsbolh iuland and Keawurd, ita liillliful atluosnhere. the easy nmnner by winch It can be reached, ita advutttnges for lishlntr and excellent drives, and attractive walka, all combine to make it oneol the most charming places on the New England coast. The house contains every modern appliance. It has uud well wntiluted rooms, furnished in black walnut, with the best ol beds; large parlors, balls and rooms for social enjovinent passenger elevator operated by steam, Mumc Hall lor dancing and theatricals. An Orchestra ot twenty members of acknowledged prolessloiiivl ability, under Ihe direction of Mr.

John J. Hrulmni (Muslim! Director ol the Bustou Museum), will turnish music for the senson. The veiunila, iineen leet In width, surrounding the house, Rives an ex, ended promenude ol over 1,000 feet In leimtli, while tlie view Is unexcelled in beauty and grandeur. Howl lis Alleys, Billiard Koom, Hliuin Yacht for excursions, sail anil rowbuntsnmiertliedircc tion of trusty anil experieniHMl men. Kirst livery and boarding sUiblo.

Grounds lighled by the electric light. New York and Boston block reports received every hour. The Wentwortlt Is situated three mllei irom Ports mom and is reached hy means of the Kateni Ita1 1 way In two hours' ride l'roui Boston and is equally distant Irom Poll land. Maine. It is four hours' ride from Iho lab; an House byway ol the White tlnumain Notch and North Conway lllsal reached Irom Ihe White Mountain range by the Boston, Concord and Montreal and ihe Concord Hallways, and by lbe Urand Trunk bv way of Portland.

At the station in IVrtsmoulh the coaches of the Hotel are always 111 wuitlng. F. Vf. nil.TON A Portsmouth, N. H.

KDFOiU) MINERAL Sl'mGlliJna opens on the 5th of JUNE. JASON STOCKRRIOUK.of the old Fountain and Guv'b Hotel, imager. Round Trip Tickets at low rates to be had at Railroad OftieeH and ehecked through. Thu Proprietors wish it to toe Owtinetly nitdemtood thauhe use of the Waters and (Jround will be Htrictty connned to Ihoae who ur KueMts of the entubliHiiment and their use will be held from all other, with the ex coptiouofoi'rmanentreideiilaot the county and those who puv for their uae. Rooms may be now encased hv tetter to the ANDKR S.

II KIRS, RKIM'ORL, SPRINGS. FA. laiiHhlets and Redl'ord Water lo he had at our Oene ral AKHim: A. H. MIaKKR.

40 North (HARIKS Hi reel, Ralthnore. Md R. SHAFKR, 1010 KHtreet, Washington. 1. C.

and HUAFER 1003 ARCU Street, Philadelphia. 1'a. 'Villi ANDKRSON IIKIRS, Proprietors. ri I aldkmajThoi; WKltlA.PA., Twelve miles from Philadelphia, olTera rare attractions for stimmer huarden. Sixty rooma.

law, Hirv, lighted with Ran and nhely furnished, hot nnd cold bath, pinza 00 bet long, amiile grounds, well shnded. Aiuiisemcnl hall, GO by li4 feet, trom main tuiiidhig. Kiit tabie, ex peri need men waiters. lltni.se is convenient lo churehes, pliywiclans, expre? teienrnph. post olliee, tuid is only a short dis tunro from railroad station.

Media has Iwenty Kix trains (with new ears) to and from Philadelphia. Couches and expretw wagons at every train. 1 IKHUaKTii (VA.) ALUM SPRINGS A and the lale "JORDAN A I.UM" lire now eonsoli dted and under one manaicement. Thee conlistious properties have passed Into the hands of a joint stock company and are under the general supervision of Mr, Wm. KrHier, Iouk and well known as tha manatrer of the original Alum Sprhifis.

An rnrrtir. autt cntntUffe rrauvtttion of ttisxr. nipt km brrn vuutf, lnehidim; a thorough system of drainage and a new anil abundant water supply Irom the mountain. Season begins June 1. Scud for pamphlets, giving Mill purtirnlars.

to William Frazier. (ten. or John Wythe rfc Phi la. ItENOVO, CLINTON COUNTY. PKNNA.

This favorite mountain resort, will op pn on JITNK 10 rurthereuepllon of SUM KR lli A RDKRS. Uoud trout und blaek No mosqiiiloe. i. Kutta reduced lor ibbl. For circulars, aildresi WILLIAM R.

l)UNHAf, Proprietor. KANK. PKNNA ON T1IK PHILADELPHIA A KUIR RAILROAD. This )topular moimtiiiti resort whl open JUNK for theeiitenaiiimnit ot HUMMER VISITORS. Superior accommoilaitotis are oiferod.

Reautlful forest scenery. lure air aud water. A convenient restinc plae lor travelers. h. eel lent trout lishmg and gnun.ug.

Fur circulars, address GKO. W. JACK SON, Milliliter. ONGliKSS 1IAI.L, ONUKKSH HA 1. 1., lNUKKss HAl.L.

OXllKKS RAKATlKIA M'HINOM, SA IIATIM1A HfKI.N'OS BAHATOUA Sl'lilNGM. OPENS FOU THE JUNK 1H. HATES. iii.aO AND $4 1KH PAY. WII.KIXl ON.

yi'MNU LAKE AND SEA GIRT. M0NMOVT1I IIOI'SK, BEACH HOUSE, IIOI'SE. Aillress V. MA r.TltV. Kprine Luke, N.

J. 1824 SKAfsOX. 1881 I'ATsKIM. MOUNTAIN UOrnK. IClevation let.

No miliaria. lo rnoi.Elt THAN NEW YdltK lilt I'll I l.ADEI.l'HI A. Oiten.lune 1 loOctuber 1. t2.nOs nml 14 to Sil7.rill a week to Jnlv t. A.l.iresn I'A I'slilM.

MOUNTAIN IIOI'SK I (V. Ki ncl lorclreulur. N. Y. pAVl'GA LAKli JIOT1X, ON LA Cayuca.

Sheldrake. Seneca county, N. oimti from June to October; accominoiia' ions tor fio uesn very low rates can bes' trured over Valley li. R. For terms and description address JollN ALLEN, Ohom ltou t.

Auburn. N. until June Lr; therealler al shehtmke, N. Y. JOHN 10.

ALLEN, Proprietor. TU iTllOTKL, CAI'K MAY, N. J. 0 DUFFY, of Continental Hotel. Philadelphia.

Manager. UretiLly enlarged nnd tniproveil, ad (lil.uiiut rooms, new restaurant, n. billiard room and bowlin alley. piesentrr elevator and electric bils. Cum for able tiecommodiithtu tor l.OiH) quests.

Mudc bv si Mi IN HASSLEK Ct lehruted Orchestra. Open Jtim 1 HHl. lUtom Clerk, Harry Denison, late of thedlrard, Philadelphia. lKLMOST OTTAGK, ERENSIU IUI, CAM I.KI A COUNTY, PA. Ttil Muuniuin will open for the re Ct'i'tion of sumun visitors 1.

ie; above ocean levtd. I'ureairaud water, heauil'Ul seeueiyand line drives. C. 11. KLMP, Proprietor.

Me il kiT a (Tot i I't na a inanitieent view of the lake and mountains, Ntw)y tltieil up; supnlied with sivam andffas: etoiniolteS'RM) n'lests. ipi per day $10 to IjlV.iiO per week. Special rules to Inmilies. CIIAS. A.

oLKAso.W Manacer. "1 i a "kT mil Niisj xni kX I Thl di liithtful ritrnrt now open for its. Water tor all lu easif oi l.ivi'riunl Kiil ney. Teium luuileiale. Acply to Mrs.

WM. EM. Is. Mai; "6 rr a "A la i ei I'ENN, AHOVH ATI. AN I'll AVENUE.

TI'IIMS MOIlEUATE. Its. A. E. liENKIllCT.

l'O. Box 104. 1AKKST LAKK, JlOli 1 Ids N.J. Oimiis June 1st loOitolier. ItiTur niheil.

CikiI Miiiinlaln Air, lrlves. Fine Lake, ttriKl Klshimi. Eor circulars ail. .1. II.

sl'A ATM. l'ron. pAl'K A NX AS.s7cOl'K 1 lOUSR, "001 HAltltolt RKAI'll. Illoncwler, Mils. Einesl Snrf IlulliliiK anil Ocvan seenerv ou ihe Atlmitic t'uast.

IS'liil lor lllilslnileci book. US. E. U. BHUW N.

IKNTKAL HUL'SK, A I A I IU I I I Open for the of 1k1. I.AWI.llll TIUM.EY. OXO JIKANCII. I TIIK MA NHIOV HOVHK, A Jjihiiiahi.i lln. i 'on Famii.iks.

l. J. HU I.Kit. iVtt LHT OV "CATSKILL MOi'N'f AIX and 1IOUSKS enr'ose Hlnnip 1 lo HAY LINK KI KAM Ells. VEsl'llY Nl.

N. Y. WAXTKD IIV A. A (i. TAV LOIi.

'IWO HOOD CANY ASS MIS. Alily nl Nil A KCII SI. VC A SALSM TO I' A VASS for the sale of i ur Nursrry SIik'Ic. Ihieipinleil Klii'ilitli a. For terms niiilriiis V.

4 T. ts.V il. Nur servnien. UKNfA'A, N. V.

acres of Fruit ami ornamental Tree, Itoeea, KlinitM. etc J'lablmheil IM lll. WANTKD UY A DKXTIST. OITK and ivaltint; room, R'tuateil between Broad and ftxlet'titli strieiH, tiesiinit and Loeuat atieela, by Oelu lier I. AdilreWOKON." Ihliotllee.

CTo iivtucvshtps. HAVIXO THIS DAr ASMX'IATKI) MY noil, KKVYAItl) IIKKCIIKY. Ill my bnine.8, A'UHtom lioime Itrokerauv and Forwarilinii Aireney, wild business will ticri'iilter be coudiu ttsl iimli'i firm nauiv J. J. UKKCHKY it tU J.

J. HKltt.il KY. No. 4114 I.IHKAUY street. Jl NK 1.

1HHI. inilvoatls. PinLAitr.r.riiiA, wii.mixgton and BALTIJIOHK UAII.nOAl). MAY 1HHI. Trnlnfl lrrm rtillaili lpliia will lpve depot.

BROAD etieotauri AMI INUTO.N Avenue. lot lows, fror lliealer. i.JI. I. h.lfi.

ll.tHI A. AL. I2.IKI; I. sii. a mi il.ir.

4 to. o.id, 6. i.c, u.u, 0.4U. 8. U.4A.

IU. 11. n.an H. M. Wllnilntrton.

7.0.Y MM. ln.tlO. Una 11.43 A. 1.HO. il l.i, 4.3U i).

10. CIS. bAo, U.1U. bV VAF). III.

1 l.llll V. AL. perryvtlloanil utliiiiioutliof WllmlnnKin 5.1 OP. M. lliilluiore, 7.O.., 7.1IU.

11.40 A. B.uO. .4.. H.4.S II. I' M.

Viu liiiiKion, 7.IA7.80, 11.4.1 A.M. and ,1.4.1 P. M.tIh B. it 1. It.

K. 1140 A. U.4u, 11.UU M. via 11. ik O.

It. It. For Kortrew Monroe and Norlolk. 5.4.1 P. M.

TraiiM will leave Weal I'lillailelphla tor HalUmoro WasliiujUiu. via a t. 1.1... lionml A. Iduilr).

11.41) A. U.tO If. li. (Limited Kxurewi, fi.lo I'. M.

in. II. I', II. O. II.

It A. M. ul niii 1 1.4(1 A. 11.45 1. M.

(lUiiy.) Fur Baltimore. 3.i0 1'. M. Iror llmaof Iralas for war atntlnna. nee prwteran.1 lime labli al Tli ket onicea, bob and UOUOuxiluiii and al tlie llepot.

1 ruins lor IX'lawara IHvlnlon win leave Iht Ni aalle. M. 1.1. 1 1.4ft A. ft.

1.1 1'. M. llnrrlimlou awl V. ay sluUoua, b.l.s 11. A.

6.13 r. w. Di lmar and War mullon. H.I ft. 1 1.4S A.

M. Tialiu lor fUlladi'luuia will liwva Blllmor lot. hildent ilri 4, Tt B.10. 11.68 A. 4.00, 7.03 nrert.

10.47 A. M. (Umltad tCuvroia), U.2j, 7.1.1 ami n.aoi. M. HCN11AY TUAINS.

Will irnve rhltailrlplua an toliows mr 1. llnutujtvu ana Iniijruiislinlesuukmj, A. M. 0, 8, ii I'. M.

Jmokln and Intermediate Ntntlorw, 1 P. Ltilllluurtt and Yi'aaliiliKtoii. A. 11.30 P. M.

ill leave for Philadelphia a follivwn llniliieti.il. aionpliig al Way blatloua, 8.10 A. 5, Ul I'. M. l.iimokin.

alnpnln? at Ynv Rlaltona. ft P. M. Itiiinmore.niomuiitf al 1'imcliml blatloua P. M.

1.4,7.1 I'. Al. rilerpiiiK Cure tor via It. AO, It. leave di pot.

Itioad plreel and a.slili'Ktiu avi nue. al 1 1.30 1. M. Kli ep'nji via B. P.

B. RMimnnrt. A' In ii hi nth leave AN pal Phllailelplila. Lift A. M.

for Bultliiiora aud Wanliiwiluu. 1.1. A. Car oi i ni i I', HiroiiRli TlrkeM nnnleat TlrkK Olllrea, and 1 11H MrKt BatflHic ctiwekwl at rl ileii'ea by Hie Union Tramfer Loiu.any. Hlei'pii.

Vur nniv be s. ur nl ia, (.,. wo da. KfiwKti Transnctimis Very Light Market Doll Pricet IliM'uly MniitttiiaecW Tho effect of the holiduy upou all parties concerned was by no means beneficial in its character and the business in stocks yesterday was remarkable only for its dullness. Many of the loading operators failed to appear, and not being ia a philosophical frame of mind, were disposed rather to Krumbla at the condition of afl'uirs than to do their best with things as they wore.

Tlioso who would be glad to see Pennsylvania go lower complained because tho company was in tho market as a borrowor of luoro money and used Ibis as an argument in favor of lower prices. In our opinion the movement oa tho part of the management was a most judicious one. Instead of issuing more stock at par, on wh icli the prom i would accrno to the stockholders at par aud which wonld participate in the dividends of li per at loast hereafter declared, a loan la placed at 4 per tho proceeds of which are to ho applied to tho payment for the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Haltimoro purchase. How this wcakwis the stock wa are at a loss to perceive Others took for their objective point the coal stocks and hinted at a breaking up of the combination of the great carrying companies. A new deal in tho Northern Pacifies was also mysteriously hinted at, but this last was not of tho gloomy order, tho assorted intention of tho dealers being to pnt up tho prices of tho common shares.

Considering tho dtillnoss that prevailed no one of theso minora was very snccesslul in creating more than a slight uneasiness. Some animation was exhibited in Northom Central and in tho Huntingdon and Broad Tops, both common and prelcrrcd. They all went higher, the formor on steadily increasing earnings aud the near approach of tho dividend period the two latter on favorablo accounts of tho business derived from tho new connection, the lino hav iug now been in operation lor over a week. The great ueed of tho market was a lack of purchasers. Tho return of the absentees to their posts may put a new face upon the proceedings.

Bank stocks weru represented by Fanners and Mechanics' National Bank at 133 and National Bank of tho Northern Liberties at Ml; the dividend paying passenger railways by Philadelphia and Ciray's Ferry at GOJ, as before. United Companies improved $2 to 192; Schuylkill Navigation preferred 1 to 11 Huntingdon and Broad Top i to 14 preferred ditto to Z'4 Butlalo, Pittsburg and Western i to 21, and Northern Central to Soil. Northern Pacific preferred fell off I to Kil common ditto 3 to 44; Lehigh Navigation, for two shares only, i to 4(ii Pennsylvania to Oil, and Heading 1 to 29. All the doings aggregated 114 shares and 15 of loans. Tho condition of tho money market is not essentially changed.

The supply of unemployed capital is largely in excess of all present requirements, and tho rates as a necessary consequence aro easy when tho security offered is undoubted, heavy figures and broad margins only being insisted upou whore the collaterals are of a lancy character. In trade circles there is ouly the usual moderate summer business doing and prices rule steadily. Tho exports aro improving, though checked for a time by the speculative movements of wheat. Mr. A.

C. McCurdy, representing tho Governor Group Gold Mining Company, Rends ns a communication denying tho statement made in theso Colli in ns that its stock was being manipulated by a iiiuo for speculative purposes, aud ciaims that thero is good reason to believe the time is near at hand when the company will be abic to commence a dividend." The following are tho leading items of tho weekly statements of the PiiiiadelpVia hanks for tho pant as compared with the present week Lust Week. This Week. Cnpitul Mock J.ir..K7S,ii Slii.sTS.iWI Limns "l.S lli.fiTS Reserve Si.l74.3M National hank Holes 'i Due liuni banks o.iitw.'.lll 6,1 Ul. 117 Due hi banks l.VI97,7.l lli.3'.li tifll Deposits f.B,I!l.!M2 Circulation iO.JI'J.t'.iO lil.i'17 I 111 OlcnriiiRS E(i ll, M.Uit.tl.'KI L'a'nnccs 0,14.211 Increase Loans, reserve, national bank notes, duo from banks, duo to banks, deposits, $3, circulation, $13,300, and balaucus, $1, KLU' O.

Decrease Clearings, Tun following is a synopsis of the transactions in stocks yesterday OlWna. Hialirnt. towrtK Kid. FfUfi. Pennsylvnnia (i'rt fr' 6tt allotment Hi'i 16 rllt.fc il 21 2n" 21 3140 Nor.

Paciliccoiurnou 4l' 41' 4 a 44 lilliO Valley ISJ'i (i ia 'i 62 lis! United Cos. of N. ill North, l'acilic HI Kl M'5 Kc.ulmit Mt 'i 1I'J Phlin. anil lOric 27 27 27 0' J00 Phils. A li.

E. P. Ml' 50, a Ml' ii 15 Kar.A Mich. N. is lax 'tt so 1.

18 45 iilf's a 21 6 V'i Lis 45 Ccillliil 1 runs 4.1 45 45 4 1 11. nntl U. 1. pref. 22 Hcliuyl.

N.iv. pref l.r1 1224 lis 210 10.10 10 377 2 1,0114 llcslnnvitlc 21 Norihern Central 5.V. 5 5 VtC Co. of N. A 3ti'a Iki'i, receipts, full pd.

lilf' i Iw'J receipts, f2 palil 16 IS lliiKiiNar Ifi'f 4( y)i Hum. and U. 4' 14 I'', Nat. li 01 N. 141 141' 140 hOMOS soi.n.

$1,000 f'ily Oi, now. lOOo ir2 Ilt.lluo Northern Central 5s 102i.j a.O'lfi scrip loo Lchtfli loan cr lli4 1011 l.ooti Pittsburi; Ave. 7s losi Hon Camden Ac Amlwv m. loan ol If Ki 10tlih ll.olHl Sfliuylkill Nnv. loan nl 1SS2 X.

lu.tl hull paid Ir oon Pilt. htlry vvjtler loan 7 2 2.0011 IMiilaile.plna unci Ki ie Os lo7 l.oon I'onnu. in. ie. C2S iii.ioo t.

a 7s mi o.iU'tl ltcn.litu; (li lt. IW. ex eoupon (ill Alelieny Val, incuine 7s ij' II (J f.7 iw.ai.i FINANCIAL SOTFS. The Rale and stocks by auction, held yep. tcrdny at tho rtiilndelphia KxchaiiKe by Messrs.

M. Thomas Sons, included the fol lowing 15 shares Farmers und iMccluuies' National llauk al Sl37''4 nnd InircB al 1:17 per hare 100 shares National Bunk of tho Itepuhlic (it $121 w'r share; 0 sharea l'enn Na lionttl at $ti per shave; lllshnres Ketouo Bnk al H'r share; 5 pharec Pniladelphiu t'tly' I'fntscner Ktnlvviiy til fFIOl nnd 61 al per share; Hhures WeAl Putltolelphia I'aisenter lUihvay ntjK 5'4 per fcharo; 2 shares Franklin Fire Insurance Company at 8 VJ2 per share 2 3 aharus Ouui'Anlue Trust and Safe Uepnsil Company at 1 10 per share; l'(0 shares Norihern Liberties On Company at 4 per slni.c; 110 Hhareit Cambria lion Company tit tflikl per share; 9S Khares Sun lre In llraneb CouipHliy at fair, Sid per fthnrc; Jl.nnj Chnrliers Valley fimt 7i of l'HI I at (0.000 lllinui uul Alliens lirA inolltftitte 7s ol al 120 per oelif. unill.MI Sehuyi kdl Navigation lloat I. ian 7k at 70 iter ueiil. The eoniaKO at the Coiled Mint in this city during 4.241,040 iiicccH, valued at, JT.OliS.V; I.

Of these 2,200 were doulile eagles, 324.500 euclcd, hall'caKluH and 5i 0.000 ilollun. The coal tonnage ol the Itendinic ttnllrnnd for the week eitehuir the 2Sth itmoiuilcd to Ions; for the oeaMin to tons; inereabe to dale, 1 loni. The Scituyilcill Canal brought clown 1 2 H70 Ions; total, tl7.lDI.li) tuns; decrease. tons. NF.W YORK STOCK.

MARKET. The New York Sinek Kxohanjre oiened yctterdfly It A. an hour later than initial. At tits oprninj the maiket was steady and biKhcr, but speculation soon becmnc weak nnd so continued until the closo when the entire list was off, with llieeieeplion of the elevated railways, which were higher. There is a scheme 011 foot to advance fares from 3 and 10 cutils, as al present, to 8 and 17 Genu, in order to fiveri.

baukruplcy, built would lie moro to the purpose Hie great ((leal in their orirauizitliou could la relllndcd. Ntw lersey tVntraJ, TrsiM I'notrlo, Cnuailn Honthrrn nod Lake Shore led in the downward movement, but Vuleru I'niou and, in tuel, the whole list was weak. The suit nl the I'uion Railroad for earryinjr. the mails whs yesterday decided in the United Stales Court of Claims Kauist the company. The mine court gave judgment in favor ol the Paeillo Mini cjoinpauy lor carrying the n(niln trum San FrannKtco to China lo the amount of $201,117.

The ulleuilAiice was light all day uud the volume of busineM mall. OP'alito. Jhohnt. Loimt. Ooiina.

Csnads Southern 7H' 7Mi.j 7ir 77U C.C. (V I IIHI, (K(, UN dies, aiiiku Cliea. Jt 1JI110 'id prel il.li, Cl' ltl 2lHH Ull '2hn Vul rul Pacillr 1ii1m U4i(j 1(A Chi. A Nnrlliwixi 1:11 I'll 11,7 Chi. (S Nnrtliwwl 14 1411, 1 11 M.

A St. Iatll 12(114 l'20 li 124 JAVt, csi, Paul iirrt.l:t.'ii, Col. Coal ami 1(0(4 til nirv 11014, Del. WeilsriL 127', l'J7' Wr VM'a Del. 1 II nil con IIIh 111', ii.

i(m Denver A Ioni I1CV4 107 Hannibal St. Jo N4 H4U, Kin. Lake Shore M. lllllv, Lake fine A Western Oil, 0U1 Mlik ll l.oiilsvlllcAi (livllle. 107', 1(7K len ul MaillultlMil 'ktt 2N '27 'JH(M Mclnipolllan 112 110 III Mlehman Central 1 1 llilU 112 1.

s. Wtwlern Mil ilv Mobile Oh ia Ul 8lt a liiai. 1 Tmou hot i is, 41114 (xi IS. tint, it Went ItVn HM l(t4 New Jersey I. Milrnl ll't iri) JM HMU.

N. Y. Cenl, A loO', 1411 14IH, New Vork Klevuled IIOi, 1IIIU lid line, N. W. 4111 ell'l, 4HK, 4H N.

1,. K. W. Hi, KMi, Northern Paeiflr. 44Uj 4t 4iP, 44 Norl horn Piirtlic H4 MUj K4 Mite 44 4.r Central, il.V, 04 Ik.

I'srltlc Mall fi4 R41, f4 Vmrm, Ins'. Kr A 4(VS 44a. 4inJ l'lilla. and Hi'aihiik rilli fillip Ml IV. Ml.

Iridic ami I. SI Sl'i, 711 7U' St. Paul Anil 44 4ti(, 44 44i St. I'. I 'Itv pref.

lnhi 4 llHK, lllft lOTi TexKXAml Paelllc wi tin (4 I'll Union PacUIij. 12(1 I'JIli 124 St. I.inibt.t par. ftil. 64 fi'2' I Pro.

114V HI" Wmleru llilinn Tel 1'iKU l'J7t 1 J77. Docs He wit Continue at Speaker Dmiug the Kxtra SotHion? To the Kditor of Thu Timba: It is now understood that there must be an extra Neaaion of tho Leffivhtlure next winter to pasd the apportionment bills. When the Lelslaiuro metta in extra session will the Houe orgruiiaeanaw, or will Speaker Jlowit continue to tliHgnoa the Stttte as the otlloer of the House Inqi'IRKK. Altoona, Mny 30, 1881. TThe term of a LfRmlature i two years, and the oflicera are chosen for tho term.

The organization oi' the House mndo at the opening of the bohhIoii in Januury last, will continue until tho clone of the term of the Legislature, and the State nuiHt benr the dia Kraoe of SpeHlcer Hewit, "the abettor of ringsters" and the "base ol'ickgiiHrd of the chair," as Keure Bcntative Wolfo branded him, aa the prcsidinff ocer of the IIouhc at the extra aefuion. It is probable that the power ot the House, like the powttrof I lie United Statea Senate, extends to tho right to elect new officers at any time, hut it baa not been tlie custom in IVmnaytvania. The question was gravely discussed in 1870. when the second eoHsion was nbout to meet, aa many were with Speaker rattersou'a administration of the Chair, but the power to remove by a new election was deemed doubtful and it waa not attempted. At all extra sessions of the Legislature iu this Slate, called niter the regular scBsion had bceu held, the old organizations have continued.

The people of Altoona and of lilair county must bear more than a common share of tho shame of such a muu as llmvit, in the chair, aa they have elected hi in to the House. It ia to their credit that he has always run behind his party vote in Blair county, and il need. no prophetic pen to predict that he will grow much older before he ever receives a imijority in Lmle lilair" aimin. Kn. Timkh MARRIED.

ItHYA TIAYROLD. On April 23. lWU.atSt, Kd warda' Church, by the Uev. F. J.

Beuuveuu Bryan to Annie ltH duliter of J. AtigUHlus Kuyhold.aU of I'bihtdelphia. K1KC1I UOl MIH.Oi HAU. Mav 26, 1881. by Uev.

Dr. Murium, Mr. William A. KirchholT, ol New York, to MtKs MHi ie Mlllot lutu, of Philadelphia. AULL HWUPK, At the residence oi' Kev.

ftlr. Tid ball, on Muv 1H. 1HH1. at 0.46. by tho llov.

Mr. W. N. ilaull and Misa Ktha L. both of Lexington.

1 1 1 1 A A LLEN. ay 20. by ltev. J. H.

Chambers, at his Fetlerai at reel, Mr. W. D. JlUchnni and Miss Llxzio Allen. nuSKJil Jub'(.

JliKKTY. Onthe 2th ultimo, by the Itev. w. Uuxlehurst, Geo rye li.us.seU to Maiy JJuuijU SAXTON rtKNHO.V. On May SI.

18S1, by Uev. William Aeeooe, of Philadelphia, Itenjamiu Smton, ul" rew Jersey, lo Klizaht'lb itunou, of Virginia. DIED. BUITTOX On tho 30th ultimo. Abrahnm Rrltton, Cu years.

Funeral to morrow at 1 F. 2Ultf Knrih Mhth street. To proceed lo Fernwood Cemeiery. BUHTON. on the 3uth Ultimo, Kdward Button, in tiie bJW veur ol his nac lU lativi and IViends ot' the family, alfo IMupnix LmUc.

No. IoO. P. and A. Omumoia Miira Liide, No.

t)t are reNfieeliully invitrd to attend Ihe funeral, trum Uite resulenee, lOt piuee street, on TuurHday. June 'J. St rvieeH at A. M. precisely, interment at Monument t'enietery.

t'A At 11 ON Saturday, May 28, Mary ter of the bile FnuieiM L'uuipiou. FiineiHl on Wwhu Mday afternoon a'. 1 o'clock, IVom her laie residence. No. $4iK Walnut nireft, CA.SIl':u.t)ii tliH ultimo, Anna M.

Casper, 70 years. Fiiueriil lo day i A. M.Junn VUG Jauuou street. Intenneiit al C'aihtdrai Cemetery. CUX.

)n the ntomiim of tlw 2Ulb ultimo, Joseph Co.x, the tUJd vHr of his The relaiiveM and friendw are Invited to attend the fli lieml ir.ui his late resilwit e. Ait hi reel. Wednert diiv. al 1 oe.ook. RTvtees to he held tu the Areh M.

K. Church, ut a o'clock. Frieuda will xleaae omit tloral olTeriTtKH. UAbY. Jii tire 30th ultimo.

Jennie H. Daly, 8 ni'tntlia. Funeral to Uay nt 2 horn 404 Munroo street. To pn ceed to trihedral Cemetery. lUCKHAKT.

Un the L'Ulli ultimo, KHen Dickhart. 21 year Funeral to day at 2 o'clock, from the residence of her father. No. '220Ciarion Blreel. To proceed Ut Phili'deiphia FCL.M KIC Ou the 'JHth ultimo, Frank V.

Futmer. Funeral to day at 2 P. from HK12 North Fifth fllieeU To prrH'eefl t' Monument Cemetery. (ilhLi.SiillAH. l)ii the 2ih ultimo, Willie 8.

Oil liiiH 'am, i rc'trri. Funeral to d.vv at 1 P. from Ard ii) ore, 1'eunsvlvnnia Ihiilroail. IIKNItY. Al ltrid'wnlr.

on the2Hih ultimo. Daniel Henry, urd veurs. Funeral from the residence 01 his win, C. M. Henry, Hridircwiiter, to duy at 2 o'cloek.

To proceed to All funis' Church (or interment. JKNKS On the ultimo, Ba hel JenkR. Funeral Irom her late residence. No. 2132 Mouul Vernou street, this aJternooii al 2 o'clock.

LOWTlKY. On the 'loth ultimo. Annip Lowrey, 2 yean. Funeral this alternooii at It o'chn irom the residence ol her biott er iii law, KIIwwhI Jlevun, Iho, Cavu tja street, lieiinaniown. VAK lUiAL On the 2ith 0.

Mejrar Riit. SI years. Funeral Inuit the residence of his son, (ieoiRe W. MeariU, Ashhourne, N. P.

H. this afternoon Ht 2 o'clock. To proceed jo Mile ttowii Bapttt Church. NKll.r.. On the 21Hb nltirno, Fanny O'Neill.

46 yetirs. Funeral fnnii the residence ot her niir baml, No. 101" Wimou below Snyderaveniie, ttiiainorninfc nt Hitfii Ma at the Church of the Annunciation, ititcrnu nt at Cntlnlral ollMK. On the ultuno. IMth P.

Orme. irer relatives and triends arii lejtecifully invited to attend the funeral, from No. North Twentieth street, ou Fourth day at 4 o'can k. itllaiMLFY. Oii theiMli nluiiio, Marparel Kidseley, 47yeHis.

1 uneitU to day at Ut o'clock, trum her lalo re.sKlftice, Fort.v ninih aud Mcrion streets. To nnfceed to hinaietre Ctnieteiy. SAMi' 'ON. On ulthno. Josephine Suip yeur.

i. meTiu this her iate residence, riouth Juuiei' nireet. To proceed lo Ab'iiin, X. J. SCHWAB.

On ultimo. John M. Hchwah, IU yeaw. Funeral frrun his inmher'o residence, H'Jk Cherry siret Cauidt New Jeisey, this attertiooual 2 (clock. SHAHKKY.

A Motith's Mind for the Itev. Franeia Phurkey will take place thbn moridn? at 1 II o'elnok, at the Church ol Our Mother of Sorrows West Phila lcl frhia. The Bev. ciersy. reluuveM and friends ot the fam Iv are respect t'nily invited to present.

soCHKIt. On thehthnltimo.al Atlantic Clly.Pnrah F. Soulier, 7S years. Feneral Iroin the residence of her No. North Nineteenth street, to niorruw al o'clock.

I ntermeni at l.mjrel Hill Cemetery. ST1 VKNSO.N On the JDth ultimo, Marjiret steven koii. formerly of Kent county, lieiHwure. Funeral thin morning at o'rtK from her iate residence, No. 144 1 Sou ourth hi reel.

To pruceetl tu crt. Peter's P. Church for service and interment. TlHM.s. tlie 21(1 uhimo, John D.

Thctiia. iu the thirty iourtu year ot his age. Hit tela live and Irieii'is s.re re invited to attiel the Inneral, on Thursday. June 2, nt 10 o'clock A. from his late residence, Marshall sireet, piece to Laurel 11:11 Cemetery.

FricmN ill please omit flowers. 'I oi.A On the 2nih ultimo, fianih Tohn. 7 years. Funeral t.tHlay at 10 o'clock, Irom lier late rcst tence, M.i Pojiar ilrect. '1 proceed lo Cold Point lor inter Dieli', Special 5Xoticc5, rrCS AT A JiKKTIMi OK TMi; IIUAUI) 13 uF DIKKCTtiP.M OK 1 1 51 I'll 1 1 A CS INSCKANCK COMPANY OF PI II LA OKI.

I'll I held May 2.1SH1. at their ontn No. North SIXTH street, tlie tollowiut; reHolti'iou was uiiaminuu.sly pa. and onh red to t.e puhli lied llK.stu.VKi, That a iueiin; or the Stoekholderi he called lor MONDAY. July 11, 1SS1, at 10 oclock A.

to cmstder he f.illuwtii ti'ieilon shall the ipital Siot'k Of the KCII A NTCH' IN SintANcK CO.MPANV OK I'M 1 1. A OKI. Pit I A be in creased to th sum of ty isMi'm shafefi. the nafd shares h. ioi; odeceil to the old Mirk hu iiers siuire h.r nharu, prue to Ik ul a pr er ihun Ti: DOhLAIts per Hlurt paid down, together with 1 1VF IxflJ.AltS on tle nar at the lime of Htth bcrii'tiou, the ha lattice in iiiHluWinents witldn six nioiithx mi ivIiiet thirty notice, iniere tt at iTYK Vi'M CKN 1'.

Hiiiiuiii, to dnie from suhseripiion, to chartipil on the hainw due until fuliy paid up in case Ktu Hiih rilHsl lor in u.it jwiid it( wuliin thirty davs after call the stock lo revert the Company and tlie premium and hislHtiioenis ouid lo lie forfeited; that sixty days' iml ice of Ihe olijeet ef'the meetiiut he ifiveti by adverlisemeiita and to the stockholders. FltANi'iS MAM'S, Pieiidenu J( HI NJtAKFKUT Y. secretary rr TiiK MiNKKVA minim; com PANY, rf Philailelphia. operutln the Hope, No. 2, and Kmptie Tunnel dea, in lireyory iiiti'iet, lillpiu comity.

Colorado. A meet in lor the purpose ot onrMiiiiinff a company to develop the above miucH, liK ated in the richest uud tnoHt reliiihle Kifld priKlurtiiK country In the world, will the otlue ol THOMAS A. FAIh I Hi on TIHiHMUV, June 2, Ht 4 P. the enure CHidlal slock lo be cotupoMd of 400 shares. Ht per nhaie.

1 he iTiil catiuii. H'e that the entire citjii'at cart he re luriotl to fteck holder' every yenr as a minimum result, possili l'ties even greater, the mine heuiK nt foenent Mitlieiently (leveloped pay this amount uith proper capital lo work it. A full invest taat ion solicued, and all In format itii in rehttooi to ihe matter will be K'veu hy WILLIAM IV KOWAHUS, THOS. A. FA II f14 WALNC 1' Stieet.

tUM WAI.Nl Stieet. ftrr IXDUSTKIAL KhUUATlON. 5 Ait addiesa uion this nub.iect.in Itf upplication to the iniprcvetnciii ot ourarlh and manufactures, and Ihe consi ijuent increase of ihelr oiiitnereiid vttlue, ulil be delivered hy Mr. JOHNS. CI, A UK.

of He ton, iu the Lecture im of the Kmnklin Inaittute.on THU Ks lA June 2, lKSl.al P. U. The public hi Invited to he pru.ie.ul. RKNJAMIN R. JANMLY.

T. KTKF.L. J. K. Will I KY, COl.KMAN SKLI.KtfM, ltoanl of Trade.

ISAAC NOKRIH. M. Frankhn Institute. frr '1'HK KlilK AN1 WESTJiKN COMPANY. May 24, 1SK1.

The nnmial meHtmt ot the ntock holders of I his Company will le helu at the utile of I he tiuipjtuv. No. 24 HouthKOl'UTH sires PhlladelphiA, on TL'KsoaY. the 7th (lav of June, at eloven ill) o'clock A. for the election of Htrectoin, for the cotolderat Ion ol a proponed increase in the Capitol Sleek of the Con pany and for thetmt.fuetUiti ot bitch other busincan aa may come bet or the iueetin.

A. t). II Kl'ltURN, fsfcretary. RAILWAY COMPANY. The coufoiisol efjnsotiilaied mort xfi'te twutds of thin Company mtitttrimt June l.lHHl.will le paid on und after that dale at the Mercantile Trust Cuuipauy, New York, only.

Oliu. U. K.KUM1H1 A It, Treasurer. (r MvOl KliTY OWMIKH AND Ll Heuters lo iitet on Market street, Front slriet. Hansom nireet and l4incnster nvenon who are o)iowh1 to Hie scheme uf an Klnvnled ltallroa'1 on theMve named thuroiijfhfurca mw eari.estly retiueated to attend a ii eeimtr nt the iJoanl ot Trn'le Hooiiui.

Mercantile Library hulhttim, on WKHNKHHAY KYKMNO.Juno I. at o'cluck. KLLls'l ON V. Moititls. HtiTP'iiry Committee.

NOriCK JOUKNKYMKN Hornwhoern ara requested lo keep fnm th NhupN whfm any of the men have out lor wmrea. Hy order of the Cnton. JOHN HA RHls, Presided. VHILIP Hi Hrt. Heerptary.

nra TM INTKIiNATlOSAL NAVi OATlON COMPANY. PiiM.At.rri'wrA, Mr 27, 1RH1. The annual mrtlittrof the t(nk bidders ot ildsunm paitv wdi lie held nt I tie office of the cumiianv, No. ih7 WAl.NCT Street. PhUmleiplila, on TCKshAY, the keventh dar of June, at two (if o'clock P.M., for tho election of Directors and transaction oi auch other business as may come before the im eth.it.

A. IL HFPIU'RV, Secretary. gov St'iilt. A KAIiE ClIANtE. YALCAliLK I)0VVINOTOWN HOV8FJ4 AND LOTS ron KALE.

Will he sold ou THURSDA 2. at 1 o'clock tn iNiwnhiutowr, the Roardiiitf School Properly late tf MAltY 11. THOMAS HlhTFHH. Imt tiy feet Wide and 1 H.j leet deep. Tte house has 17 rooms, Alxo.

a Hloiie lloiisf, cxiuliihihitr 10 rooms, on a Int IK) feet wide, UMI feet deep. A twi, several Huildinic l.olr Houws and lots all stitiate on LA Nt 'AST Kit Avenue, Within a few minute' walk of K'linsylvauia and other tailroiid siutions. A ItetleTchnuceorohtalnlnseotndr) neah aud building uite iu a pitiisaiit villaac li raiely offered. JA NK THOMAS, PUmciLLA THOMAS. OyicK or statr Tbkashbkh, i)ovKR.

May 1 tMMHl. By virtue of an act ol the Uenerul Assembly of Ihe Stale of Delaware, passed at Dover at its nesslon ol 18M1, 1 do hereby give notice to holders of Delaware State bonds thai 1 shall attend at the PH1LADKLPHIA NATIONAL BANK) hi the city of Philadelphia, during the business hours ot that bHnk.onthenrst three secular days of JI'LY. A. I). lhHl, preparetl to pay off nnd re deeiu houds of the said Slide of the numbers following From No.

Uul to Hso, boih Inclusive, of the denomination of one thousand dollars each, of the fcrnua of the bonds of said Statu tinderdale of January 1, A. 1). lStld; also other bomlHof the rut'd State of the numbers following: From No. 1 to 8i2, both Inclusive, of the de nominaCon of one thousand dollars each, ot the issue ot the bonds of ihe salil Stale under da.te of January 1, A. 1).

1K07, October tt, A. H. IKftS. ptcmber 14. A.

D. 1 Still, and October 'J r. A. l. lHiitl.

and aNo other bonds of tho paid Htntoof the numliers lollowing: From No. 1 to 17t, both inclusive, of the denomination of one thousand dollars each, of the issuef the bonds ol aid Shite under date of Jmmary 1, A. 1H74 And that from und alter Ihe first day ol JULY, A. D. 1NS1, interest will cease to accrue on the bonds herein deaiirnaled.

This call is intended to Include all the Outstanding bonds ot the State of Delaware. KOIIERT J. REYNOLDS, State Treasurer. SECURITY FROM LOSS liY liUHULAttY, FlUfij HOHllF.KY OR ACCIDENT. THE FIDELITY INSUKANCK, TliUST AND SAFK HKPOSIT COMPANY, OF PH ILA DKLPIilA, IX TIIKIH NEW MAR RLE FITtKPUOOF BUILDTNO, ISoa.

327 CHr sTRKET. CUAR'IKR I'lilltPKTUAL. Capital 82,000,000 The Company also rent SAFIiei INSIDE THEIR RUUULAR PliDOK VAULTS at prices varying IVora Jia to 7r. according to Sire. An extra size lor Corporations and Rankers.

Also desirable safes in upper vault h.r $10. Rooms and di'Sks adjoining vaults provided for sale Renters. Vault Doors guarded by tho Yal Time Lock. SECURITIES and VALUARLES of every description, including Bonds and Stocks, Plate, Jewelry, Deeds, I aken lor 'tule keeping. on special (rim ran tee, al lh lowest rates.

Deposits of money received on interest. Income collected and remitted fur a moderate eh Hrft, The compBiiv net ns KX KCtrroTlS, A DM INiSTRA TOR aud Ol'AUDIANaS, and RKCKIVK AND EXK CUTK 'i'RUsTSot every (leHcrlpUon tVoui the Courts, corporations and individuals. ALL TRUST FUNDS: AND INVESTMENTS are kept separate und apart from the assets ol I he Company, As additional secu ity the Company have a special Trust Capital of primarily responsible fur their Ti ohSitral ions. Wills receipted for and safely kept without charge. BTKPIIKN A.

President. JoiIN R. OKst, Vice Picsklent aud in charge of thi Tru Department. RUHKUT PATi EItSON', Treasurer and Secretary. UlHKt vroRj A.

CALmVELL, WILLIAM II. MERRIC1C, EDWARD W. CLARK, JOHN It. OEST, ALEXANDER KNItY, EDWARD T. STEEL, (iKwIUiK F.

TYLEH, T1HKMAS DRAKE, HENRY U. (JIliSON, THOMAS McKEAN, C. A. fiKlSLuM. rFiIE PJIILADKLPJUA TliUST, SA FK DK POSIT AND INSURANCE CO.

NEW FIRE AAD RURO LA PROOF MARULB Flht KICK I1U1LDINO, Nos. 4io and 417 CHESTNUT STREET. CAPITAL ALL PAID 1 For safe keeping of liovernmeut Blinds and other securities, Family Plate, Jewelry and other valuables, under KUarnntee, at the lowest rates. The Company oilers for rent, at rates varying from $15 to 70 per annum the renter alone holding the key small Safes in the Burglar proof Van tin. Deposits of Wl LLS received upon the Company'a Certificate, WITHOUT CHAROE.

Tiii' Company is hy law empowered to act as KXT.CU TOftS, A I 1 I S'l'R A TO TRUST KE, OUARD1AN. ASSIONKE, RKCEIVER or COM MITT Kit MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT AND INTEREST ALLOWED. All Trust investments state the names of Ihe parties for whom they are aud are kept separate and apart from the Company's assets. DIRECTORS: Thomas Robins, Edw. Y.

Townsend, J. Livingston Erringer, Hon. Wm A.Porter, K. P. MoCulliurli, Edward S.

Handv, James L. tahorn, Alexander Brown, ReiijamlH B. CouiCiiys, James M. Aerlson, Augustus Heaton, iMntfl H. Co mm Ida, DuuieJ Haddock, William S.

UniuU OI 'FICERS: rresldent J. ERRINOER. Vice Presklent EDWARD S. Jl ANDY. Secretary and Treasurer WILHAM L.

DUBOIS. "XJOTICK. SICALKI) 31IDS, ADDKKSSKI) toV. D. (JRONER, Chairmau of the Committee of Sale, will be received at the ollice of the City Treasurer until 12 O'CLOCK SATURDAY.

JUNE 4th next, for the I urrhase of sliHres of the stock of tho Atlantic, and Ohio Railroad Company, owned by the city of Norfolk aud held in one cortiiicale. Sale peremptory. No bid will be entertained for a less sum than $20 per 8hn re. The ommtltoe have been assured by the authorities Of the Norfolk und Western Ran road Company lhat nu eoual number of shares of the common stock id' said company w.R be given in exchange for the ai'Ti'said stock of tho Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Compai.v. V.

D. tiRONER, Chairman. WM. J. HAKKR, Secretary of Committee.

11 I II A Vf li A I FIRST MORTOAOE 5 PER CENT. BONDS. (DETROIT AND RAY CITY RAILROAD.) PAYARLK TN mil. COUPON UR REGISTERED. INTEREST ON COUPON ItoNDSSEMI ANNC ALLY 1 I REST UN IS'l ER RON DsyUA I'ERL THIS IS A PRIME SECURITY.

DANIEL A. MORAN, 27 1'INEsireet. New York. BANKr.ltS ASU VKUKKIM, 6 AND 8 SOUTH THIMD STRKET. M.MiiherHrtf ami New York Stock Kx HKirUs unit IlimdH hollM Rti.l will! cum mission tor cw.ii or curried upuu luvuruble tBrms.

lT.IVATK Willi? TO NEW YORK. MAK1.S SMITH, RANK KIM AST) BKOKF.Ra, 2' I'll fill 111) STKKfcT. Buymnd wll trnilfl Slults littverimiiriit wn urllles, x5 cult'iinli'ri In StiM'ks, pic, on coniiillSHioii only, anitcarrv sltv on umfjim. gTOClC PKCULATIUN JOHN A. DOIWJE A Rnnkers and Ttrokers, 12 WALL Street, New York, buy utoeks nu retwHoualile llitirmn, and, when desired, will advine when nnd wh it to buy.

Also. StiM PrivileneH, in whUrh to $HKi can b. protitaiily iuve. ited. OpnortunMies for icooil iro(i( i a re constantly occnrritnr.

Full information ou apphca tionajid Weekly Report seal free. "I K. JAMISON to, bam; era THIRD A NT CHESTNUT STUEET I 1 U1LA UELPUIA. Pond, and Plockfl Ttr ncht and old on CommtMlott uvetmeiii ctirltiea aSpe ialiv. rMilDK OIL l'll'E LINK Kl! ril'ICATKS lumu'lit nml old on cnininls ilon.

lor rush or on niniiT'ii. tjnt.lalions rprt'lvwl from New York unl tliu Oil iti uions ou every cliunire in tlie initrkols. MAIIIH A SMI I'll. 20 South THIKI) Klrn t. Ol; ISA EliS AND luiokkldf Nu 121 K.

mh 'I lllllll mm. Philnilt lnliM. rpiitl rKXSSYLVAXIA COMPANY KU14 1NSCRANCKS ON i.IVKS ANU ANM I ll s. No. VM CHESTNUT Street.

Incorporated Maioli Id, islU Charter Perpetual CAPITA I SiHMMH l.iHMMriH Chartered to act Etet'utor Adminuuatorn, Trii tiiardiaiH. AvugiieR Coinntitlei Rec'iver Ae.inU, eic, mid nr the li nil periorinuuce ol all mich dmn all its Capital and Surplu are hanie. All Tntjf niHMhiiriif ttrt tiuiiTib'd in the vmnm of thn ownrrx tf th ftr'tfttrty in trwi md ar kept trptuutt ON tttnirt from tlw aw 'i ihr (inif Iiicomecol'ecte'l anil remitted. Interest allowed on money di'podts. Sates In their Hurnlar Proof an It tor Lent.

The protection of their lor lbe prt rva tton Wills otlVrt gratuitously, liold and Sdver Plate, l.H d. Morlgawi, elc, receivM for fafe keepiiiif un lef KUitraulew LI XlH.KY SM VTH. Pie. udent, JARVIS AS IN, TriiHl ullcvr. LILUl'RX It.

STEEL. secretary and Treaauitr. lURKirrona. Llndley ftmrth, J. R.

Lh)itncnt, CliarlenW. ewi inrle Hut'ilti, C. H. Hutchimwn, Henry lewia, Wm. S.

Vaut, Oeo. A. Wood, Jiuob P. JottePi, Aiexandtr BiJdle. Ant hon J.

AiiteM.Heury M. Phdhrt, lHFrL'e H. Kirkham. nsutancc. rpilK HNNSYLVAMA KI UK INbUUACK COMPANY, liicuruoralwl lH'jA.

Churuir Terpetaml. No. 61 0 WAt.NCT Street. OiiiHit imlvnendeiiro tituure. CA PITA $400,000 00 lUL Uo8.

Vi UIKKfroKS: John rvvrif, 'l'homm Rmlth, Dunltil Mmllh, Henry liiiniel IIioliliH'k, fi'UoUiM Uohlnii, KrHiikllu A.Coiuly. Edwin Tf Hhihoii. JOIIM IlKVKHKUX. ITPBldfnt. It.

flAI.K HKNSIDN. Vlre i'res. JOHN THOMSON. Hrerwary. W.

OAKtlNKK CltllWKI.U XWMVIIirv. vst sL st? Tiiie to 1IOUIIM AT HKA. AiMi.i)il rhnnn'lo ih'hpi from ili hent ol tho clly ml enjoy I he coolintc breeKen ol the oi'eiin. of the IIohIoii uml I'liiUtlt'lhla Steumshlp Co. HOMAN.

NllllM AN. HAXON. A1IIKS. Unr i Down Ihe HK1.AWA1IK, KlvlnKa full vh of Itlver S(M'in rv nntl iMiioit ol InlertMil, imnt CAI'K MAY. ATI.

AN l'IC ITl'V. I1N HllAT, MuNTAlK 1M1NT, ISLAM). MAHTII A's 1 A 1 1 1. CAI'K. 1 and ll BOSTON HAKHljH, renowned lor In; hemilv.

Mieuuivra nail every and HATCH DA nt 10 A. M. Acfoliimodullon lilM elii.m Kure, 9H. Konnd Trio. $15.

Kor lurlher litlorniHlioil Mjiply ut cfuotf ul tlitf Couiiihiiv. HY WlXftnit MS Hontll Avenue. t.fv II A r.Aitnoiwo 11 lllli DKLAWAHR The new Inm temlKl Cfll.VMItTA letivw. CIH'M'NUT M'KI KT' "rt HAUK DAY Mil V. M.

lor lleveny, Ihirllnuton und llrllol. ntiploii Ht Ittvertim, Tori'ihdole nnd ltetnrn.ni;. Ioiivuk llrlKlol ut 4 1. arriving In thedtr khoultl o'clock. Fre.

40 elf. one my. 'Jo I'M. Mointiiff tnii down. Ieve lin.lol nt T.C).

KvenliiK I rip 'dnlcHVpn Chemnui Hirer! Wlmrf 6 P. M. eAXZls NKW YOKK AND ALBANY DAY I.INB. Hleiimeiil AI.I1ANY lind VI II 11 A lenve Veitry lreel pier livljolnlnx hrowi i nireet ferry) nl H.lli mid Twenly iMHrond Mtreet ut OA. nmklnif the prinrlmil Coiineotliiir.

Hhlnehe'k hy ferry with tVler nd DelHWHrn HuilriMid lorthe CaImUIII MoiiiiIhIiih nnd hi Alhiitiv with Inline lor Ihe Mill I II and WhHT. Ilelnrnlnii lime Aliwiyitl Hill) A.M. nnd lliwuaue eheckll llilolinh by peon iylVHtiliiHiid Nvw Kullroinl.i. i ti'iLit ii ii'Tuvr i 4i4 HV KAIRMOCN Tl KAMKRM. Now in no ilia from Kairmumd, tot'phia at lutermedl ate iHiidimrs, KTIXiWAY TAKK.

HO A Jpffe ii lenve Tier No. 7. hi'low Chentnut utret. every ie mi unlet for the A. M.

to IU l. M. Hie lo ico ami return. HleenK ffitilttg gtc A JAX I'AlXT I KKtlKI.NI.HI) nMlle het tlF.A llY I Kt PAINT Hint In unide. A 1.1, CUI.IHM, lll.AI'K AMI WKII'K.

IINU HAl.l.l'N COVKHM UW hUL'AHU TWO CIIA IX Miinulnrlnre.1 hy in a ii. innvii.i, PAINT, Oil. AM) VAIIM HIII's'K. jiB luvii vrutix BHOFSt, BlUHJANS, BKRUE GOODS AND SLIl'I'KKS. OSWEDSBilKY.

JUNE 1. 1RR1 Invite anecial aitention to our Kirst Kiioimi.r Sflte. 'aiili will Inolude a very larceandifenerel uient ol mlies'. Misses', Clillilren and lufania' Billion and l.aee Slioes, In Foxeil, Pebble and (Serice wort, lu cludiiiK spleniliri lines of line Kid slippers. ohenper work in Buskilia, Kerne.

liait. Grain and Carpel slippers. Our lines of Ululilrea'a Shoes, In which we excel, never was belter. Iu Men's work we have fine hand made Calf Ties and Wiilklng Shoes, machine hewed Ties, in Call and bist BulT ltullou. Congress, Hook Kerco Prince Alberts.

Canvas BhK, Boys' and Youths' Pat. Fluxed Button ftress shoes. Drowns, Plow shoes and cheap Fjisl ern work. To conclude with a lot of Manulaclurers' Samples and lock Ooods. bale peremptory.

IOHN 1IOUTON, AUCTIONKEK. 1 4and42H MARKET STRKKT. i'jcvsoniil. VIOLINS AND ALL OTHEK MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS THtltOUOHLY ItKPAIHKl) at A LBKRT'M, 124 S. Nl NTH below CilUbTN UT, AW.

BLAKESLEE, LOCKE, INGHAM County, Michigan. Dealer iu Butter, Fjrs and all kinds of Produce. Correspondence solicited lroui all parts of the world. JKAND TINTYPE KUrtJI AT APPLE GATE'S. Three dozen for a quarter.

NOTICE CHICAGO DEALEli, IN CITY for 10 days, will pay highest cash price for cast oirclolhiuit. AdilressCIUCAUO liKALEK. TlniesOlllce. TO YOUK ADVANTAGE. OLD GOLD, Silverware.

Plates. Watches. Hriuielets. Chains, llimrs, Pins, Platinum, etc, Ixiunlil. J.

CLAltK. lleiialile llellner, Assaver, sweep bmelter, 82 KILBkRT Street, Philadelphia. in jk1) Cedar or Pine. lid pressed down on rubber edges by Iron levers. Eulirely air licht.

A lull line on hand. KiilL WKBNBK. Odlt LOCL'sT St. Thousands; aiTe kltshixg toaHle A GATFi's. All Cab.net Pliotoa reduced to () rails.

ASTOEF CLOTH INI liOL liHT. YOL own price paid. WALLA CFI, 407 s. 17th street. CAST OKF CLOTHING ROtiGHT.

Cull or address south NINTH Slreel. 32ilncationuI. 1 ACKWAKD AND INVALID HOI'S. The unilerslLjjierl, uu experU'tioeo' physician ami tem'her. makes Hie wire ami ol such boyn a LK'iitlon one orilie most tK ftutiitil in New Kny limd.

Adorew. tor punlculars, IHt. W1LL1AMKON, Durham, Conn. Shipping. S1 LINK" STKAAT bilil'ai biiii every Tlmr.kluy Irom New Yoric Europe.

i uii iir. Lr.ii'iJi igeni, Cil UT birveU latlroails. CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC liAILliOAD. On and niter May iill. 1SS1.

Trains leave A'lNFisueei F'erry, 1'liilailelotila; FOR ATLANTIC Cli'V. FAST EXPRFi. P. M. FAST PRESS, except Mildava 4 00 P.

KXPUI.SS 44ft P. M. Aci oiiiinodatlon, excepl Stiinlays A. 4.15 P. ftL SUN DAY K.tpress.suipsal Kg lUrboi i.lill A.AL SUNDAY Excursion, round Irip (one luy) ifl IKI ti.lill A.

M. SUNDAY Accommodation ...8 A iL i.KAVk' ATLANTIC CITY. FAST KX PRESS. exre(il 7 and A. M.

Arcommodalloii, excepl Sundays A. P. M. hllN HA Accommodation 5 P. M.

hl'N OA Express, stops al Hurboi' Clly, 5 and P. KI'NUAY Excursion, fiom Excursion Hone.6.(l", P. M. Shacktimaxon Sireet Ferry connects with all tnittii. except al iiilit, ami leaves even hours and half hours.

Fare, $1 round trip tickets HI davsl. WooflruiT Parlor Cars attachisl to Entreas Trains. 'l'icketaon saient Kin, 1 KK) and Chesinot. Vine and sliockaniaxon street Ecrrios, Pliiludelphia, and 1 chelten avenue llenuanlown 1 H1LADELPHI A AND READING II. K.

MAIN LINE. MAY ill. 1SK1. Deimt, Til IRTEENTII and CA l.l.OWIl ILL Slreels. Itciidiiifl and Poll.sville AeisinuniKlatiou 7.411 A.

1. (Connects Willi Itiiiucli lloiuls.) Allentown Accommodation via Pcrklomcn Home" 7.40 A. M. AViliiumsjiort. l'otlsv'iile.

Tiumi qna, Mulisnoy City, Ashland, stii namtu.th, slmiuokin and Laucviler F.xpri'MS P.45 A. af. Vliy Train liir Reading and Uralicli Rouds LOO P. AL lleu'lin. Uurii.sluirir.

Potlsville, Taniauiia, Maliunoy Clly. Aslilainl. heiianUouli, Isiia lookill and Llllieaster F.xprr ss 4.110 Potlsville and Allentown b.lo l'ust Express lor I'laetiixville. rottslown, Reading, Lebulioli. Ilamshuril.

Pollsvlile, 'I'siiiiiiiun, Maliunoy Clly, sheiiiuuloali. Ash land and Mniuiokiii P. M. M. M.

Readmit and HarrislHiri; Wav 7.4 M. Parlor curs to Potlsl ille on theO. 15 A. M. P.

M. trains. 4 aud 5.,0 Tiiruutih cars to and from Allentown, Iliuilsbur, bhaniokiu aud liliuaisporl. SUNDAYS. Potlsville and Branch Roads.

8.00 A. al5 P. M. Allentown, via Pcrkionieli Rome h.tHI A. M.

Rinding and llarrisbur P. CERJIANTOWN V'1' NORltlsTOWN IIUANUH. May 1H81. FrtUn Depot, NINTH aud GREEN Btriets. FOR NKW YOUK AND THE K.VST.

7.W) (Fust Line), S.3(l. 1 1 (l ast Kxpre) A. 51 I. 15, ft.411. (i.

lft P. 12 MiduiBlil. i'hellUO A. 1. Ii and li.4.1 P.

M. trains connect lor liiancli and Ocean Crovii Leave KNV YORK. 7 4. UO, 11.15 A. 1.U0, 4, 4.

tli'. 7 P. 1' Mtiliiiiiiit. sl'NUA YS Leave I'liillidelphia 8.4.ri A. 0.110 P.

l'J ilniclit. Ll uve New York H.4o A. 5.UU P. I'J MhIiubIii. Aiove irains isinnect to and from Trenton, and slop at Columbia avenue and Wayne F'or lime Kt Way Stations, see Puckcl Cards.

Foil EL.MIKA, A.M I llf. WEST. And lirluc. pal points in the Lelimh anil tVyoiiiin Valleys, via Iti I lileliem A. 4,16 and P.

M. "Daily. Parlor Car on it A. M. and sleepiNg Car oil 3 P.

M. train through to Nisiiara Falls. For A. 1 15. I'.

M. For Wind (iap4.1." P. M. For Abiniut.ii and Way Points. H.5 A.

C.i. 5.1.'5. f.lo und 11.46 1. M. SunilHy 1.4.'.

J.dll, o. and I'. M. For Di.vlcstown 4.15. 5.15 and 11.45 P.

M. SUNDAY a.45 P. M. FOR liERMANTOWN 'MAIN fit. Henot) AMI IX R.M EDI A 1 I'l 1 si e.lIO.

7.0, 1. 715. 7.45, it), ll.lt), (.,. 11.10 A. 12.115, 1.15, J.IMi.

4 4.50, 0.15. 5 Ex press slops at I'oluinbta avcutie only), 0 and P. M. For Chelten Avenue Denot 7.15. 7.4.".

ill A. 4.H5. 4 5U. 5.15. fi.tttl (F.xpressl.

ii, li.Jti P. M. liERMANTOWN 11 II EL I E.N Avenilo UeOotl AND I'll ISc'l NUT 1UL1. (Kxprms) .40. 4.

4.45, S.5U, 0.2ft P. M. The 2.1,11 1'. M. slops at Columbia itvi'liueuiid line's; the :t.4D 1'.

M. F.xpn ss slofis al I 'oiiimb a uvel.ue. '1 loe.ii, Will nu unci Ion and 1'lly's: I he 4 P. M. stops at Coliimhui nae, Ccrniantuw ii.

Walnut Lime end Mt. Aiiy only. Wav I 12 M. i. 14,11.111.11.55 und 11.

Ill A.M., 12.o5. 1.15, it. 15, 7. 7 45. K.5II, 11.45, 1 D.llll.

1 1. 15 and llfiOP.M. SUNDAYS (Way) I H.U.IO. II. 15 A.

4, 5 15, 0.1O, 7, a. 15. 15 nnd Hl.lln P. M. Leave liERMANTOWN (Kxprcsal from Main Sin 1'eiKil.

H.lio. 11 1 A. M. Emm Clii'lleu Ave. Heput.

7.6'.l. Kill S.54. II. 1 4 A. 7.1:1 P.

M. The 7.51' and A. M. Expic.ssstnp at Coluniliiaiive. M.

press stops at Wayne Junetinii and ('4iIiiuiInh live. A. F.xi.iess bioiis ul Winyolau kint. lu s. i.vi.e Junction, anil Columbia ave.

Wtty, IVom Minn St. lleiHil. II li.24 0 fill, 7.arl. S.lli). s.fk.l.14.

10.511 A. 12.111. 1.14. 2 21'. H.

:t.2l'. 4 1111. 4.511. 6.2(1, 611 1, ll, i. 15.

7, 7.110 P. M. From Chcltrll Avenue llepnl. li.Ol (I24 0.511, 7.2r. S.ol, h.i'J, b.511.

lo 14, 10.5W A. 12 10. 1.1 I. 2.211. It HI.

y.211, 4.511, 6 .21, 5 Hit', li.Ol, II 10, ti.3'., 7.01, 7.1)1. 7.6S, K6S. 11.5s, 10.4a, II. 211 P. M.

Leave FISTNI'T HILL iF.xpress RIO A. M. (slopsal Mt. Ahy. Wiillllit Ijine.

Wayne hud Co uuiliiaavi i ool, I Way ,11 7.15. 7 45, .411, V. luand 10.45 A.M.. 12115. 1.2.15.5.15.

4.25, 4.45, 7, 7.46, S.46. U.45, lll.llll and 11.10 P. M. hUN DA YS 0.50. ti, U.

JO, lll.llll A. M.t 12. SO, 2.10, 4.1.5, 5. 0. 7.7.60.

O.lll) and 10.40 P. M. ANA YUN K.CONSHOHOCK KN A NOR RISTOWN. Unve PHILADELPHIA al (1.05. 7.15.

N.16, 10, 11.H5 A. 12 noon. 1.110, 2.25, 4, 4.HO, 4.s5, 5.HI, 5.115. (M5. V.Bf, H.1IO.

11.40. 10H5, 11.10 and 11.55 P. M. SUNDA VS 7.HO. t.46 und 11.25 A.

1.110. 4.20, tl. t.05, 60, 10.26 P. and lor way pcuils to Muniiyunk only, 2.2tl. 6 45, (1.40 P.

M. rl ho 4.UO and 6115 P. M. week day tmins slop at Columliia Avenue, issali ckou. Mauayuuk and Consliohoi keii only.

Leave NORltlsTOWN (Main Hlreet Detwt), 0 Hi' 7. 7 26. 7.45, 10. H.40, 11.55, 1 1.20 A. 12.25.

1. ftft 3 10, 4.110. 6.26. 0.25. 7.05, 8.10, i '5, 10, 11.15 P.M.

SUNHAVS 0. 5, 7.56. S.55. 55 A. 12.66.

1 66. 3.55. 6.16. 7.25. H.45, 10.26 P.

U. Inve NORltlsTOWN Stieet Depot 6.10. fl.41). 7 60. 15.

8.45, 10. 11.25 A. 12.HO, 2. II 4. 4.1'.'', 6 05.

51IO. 0.1.0.7.KI.7.K5, H.16, 11.10. 1006.11.211 P.M. SUNDAYS (1.10. 7.11", H.

II. 10 A. 1,2.4.5.20.7.110, 50 and Kl.ltil Jl. The 7.50 A. M.

train stops at CiiiisholiiK keii, Maiiuyiink, Wsu Lickon. Si liool Lime and (iililinbia Avenue. Workmen's tickets accepted, glxiiiul run on Mon 'U', PLYMOUTH BRANCH. Leave Philndclpliin, 7.10 A. 12.00 noon and 5.10 P.

il. Sunday 1 A. M. and 1.110 and s.oft M. Louve (Ireland.

0 66. 0.60 A. M. M. Sunday 7 A.

12.110 and P. M. FVH ItMNTfl BEYOND NORltlsTOWN. For Ueadlux and Way IDo 1'. M.

iCunneoH Willi Itrancll Roads.) F'or PlnenixvilP' and Pottstown and for 1'nwninptnn nn. I iHiims on Clieslw Valley tlraucU. l.UO, P. M. tiunduj 4.20 P.

Al. (Connects Willi Pickering Valley and Colebrookdale rtiancliesiind on unday with Ratli oud lor Alteinown and way poliits.l (NORTH PEN AND HOUND tlltOOIC DIVISION.) ON ANU IFTKI MAV 20. 1SS1. Trains leave Denot. 'I II 1 111) aud ItEKKS Street NEW YORK BRANCH.

20.S2O, D.15 A. 25. 0 25. 11. AO T.

M. lor Tienton, New Vurk uud the East. 'I he 5.20 A. M. train connects nl Bound Brook with trnin tor New York.

'I lie reniaiiiilix trains connect atJeiikm town with New York trulns lloin Ninth and Htreets Deliot. B.20 A. 1.00 and 6.25 P.M. for Trenton, Hound Brook and Way Stations. 4.26 P.

U. lor Tieuloti uud Vt NDA 7.4B A. M. and 4.30 M. for Trenton nnd wav point.

7.46 A. M. lor way points to Bound Iliook aud principal sinlions to New York ltfc'l HLE11 EM BRANCH. 0.45 A. M.

Kxprpss lor DoylestoiMi, Ucllilelicm, Fasti. Allentown and Coplay. 11.45 A. M. and 2.10 P.

M. for Ileliilelieni. F.nston, A I. lenlown, Mniich Chunk, bwllcliback, Wilkinlnuru and fecntnton. 7.

lo and 0.15 A. 4 and (I P. for llnrtsvllleand points on North East Pennsylvania Itailrosd. 0.45, II 46 A. 2.

10 and 0. J5 P. M. lor Doylcstowni 0 45 A. 2.IO.

11.40. 0.2li P. M. lor Norrlslow n. tl.1111,7 III, 15, 11 A.

tl.ti.26, 7 40, 43 anil I 1.110 P. M. lor Ahli irlon. 7.40 A. 2.

5. IO, ll.lltl P. M. for Newtown. (ill Sundays, II.

10 A.M. und U.45 P. M. for Halhoro and llallsville. 1 U.

10, 0 110, 1 1 A. 0.45, 7.40 snd W.ltO P. M. for Ablliiflon. Il ho A.

M. for llelhlehi and Allentown. II P. M. llethlehi in, Aooninniudiilloii, p.

ISO A. M. and II P.M. (or lioyleslowu. li A.

M. and 11.05 P. 41. lor Newtown. Ticket unices! Nos.

4114,1124. SHU and VS Chestnut Plrecl, aud at Ihe Depots. Biuiuiute collected and checked lo (letdliir.llon Phlladelpliia and Hearting Railroad Kmircsaor Union Traiisler Company. Time Tables tan be obtained at nil oincos and 8latlonn. J.

WTlOTTK.N. C. 0. HANCOCK, din'l Muu OsVi Hm'l T'' rf A'J Ult tf CHOICE KEATS FOI THE THEATRES and all oilier Places of Amusement, ut Cuntb nental null oirard News siamls. 1 lEUMAXKNxWnTFlolUNE a A (IRANI) HOP, (IRANI) HOP, SUA EVENING, JUNE a YfC.T.KN (' "'AR Directir ADM ISSION v.6 cents Vi ECU YOU SEATS i WWEGRANli Tosllmonlal to Manasr K.

K. KICK! the Cll 1'XT. NUT HI liEKT OPERA IlOUsMou FRIDAY F.VKN JN(1 mid SATURDAY MATINEE. F'ull rarllculars tn yesterday's uipeis. OPEN' 8PUIXG ATHLETIC YOUNG AM EltrCA CRICKKT CLUB.

AT STENTON. SATUHDAY, JUNE 4, 1881. CommonHnsat 2 P. M. sharp.

No ed Athleles from ail the prominent Clubs and Colleues nl tlie country will lake part. Special Train leaves NINTH and GREEN' Streets at l.ito P. M. Round irip tickets, iiicludiuii udmisaion to tlieirrounds. 45 cents, koik! on any Irani.

Grand Htiind tickets for sale alter Mav 80 at Norlh Anii rican oflii, heventli and Chestnut slreels; Alfred lleach's. NaUSoutli Highlit street J.wepll Parker's, Main street. (liTniantown.andiitthe Grounds al the day. General Admission Uraud Stand 50c. exlra.

Sf.LlzXiE'i'Vrs'Exci:isi TO KH 1 i A I FA 1.1 jj, MONDAY. JUNK U. Trains leave dcpols. Nuuli and Green and Ninth and Columbia avenue ut A. M.

and 1.110 P. Al. Tickets. oO cents, children, HO cents. WOOD'S WrrUaJM Ninth Arch Sis.

THIS AT 2 AND EVENING ATS, OURGIUl.S. Mr. Stanley, Miss Iliiiton mid Full Company. 1 AND COLUiMP.IA AVOHIIO. Crit(rl A flfriim.ii nml KA n.ii..r Tut Uniuli EW YORK AMUSEMENTS.

THIS IWEDNESDAYl EVENINi: HAVERLY'S I4T1I ST. Sam'i. ok Pdsi n. IIAVERl.Y'S FII I'll AVli. Ii.SA Jl A.NITA.

SI AN DA Rl itll.i.KK So WORDS AND MUSIC, 10 'y cents. The ''American Minstrel Songster." Sojdbyall Newsd. iilei s. Central News lRor. AKllEU, mi NT ldni pri A VATE LESSONS ANY HOUR.

Classes at resi denws in or ou ol c.ly. tiimjlit ou reasonitli'e terms. rpjl UU EAT F.UI;0PI:AN AN ATOM MUSEUM. WniHlerl'ul und MasniHcent Colleclioiv Open Irom HA. M.

till lo P. M. For gi iilieluen oiny. yvicxiltuval. ECONOMY IN THE GAKDEN.

THI'f ZL, REST SEF.HS at the Lowest Prices, Catalogues tree. HENRY A. DRl 714 CHESINUT Sireet. LAWN MOWING MACHINES, RIV tio. KTKI hfirk iukJ p'nin Scyllics, (iras JUiks4 Scytlii'Stotu's.

hi' HUlrs, 'iiitry Sh.iu:h (irass Jior ck'i shcur. intr Kiiives. 1'rut uutr nti.Mrs, I'mtiim? atiiiViim cisstir. H. Flower ScUrs, 1'iiiniim ami BuU ilin' Ktiivt s.

'nr suilp bv 1. T.AMtttl'n'T! (t HONS, AtilUCrrlTUAh A.N iivt. Vl.liMKNT AM) KVAt A It F.l il SK, Nos. 21 tun, a South SIXI'K, licivvtrii Muiket and t'hcstinU, (i)xl No. 4 AIK'll Stm l.

pianos and Ovr.ans. ATT Y'S (3 KG A NS 22 STO 1 S1 iTC TAVEX. RieiKS. )5. 7 Oct.

Pianos. SI Great Harimins. IN'ii Calal.ne h'l Ileallv. Waslnu''lon. N.J.

L'CAal iloticcs. is "given that an apnhci a'ioliwili tu under tlie hit of Assem bly of the Coniuioiiwenlih of Pennsylvania, ei, Illicit "An act to provide for Ihe Incorporation and re'uaittoil certain corporations." uppreved April ls74.and Hie supplements thereto, Inr the ol an lutende.l CiMpo uli'in. to lie ciilied "Tlie Atlantic and Pacillo Fliivtric Maniifiieturinir Coniliany," the chnracter. pnr i'Ose ami olij. cl ol' wlneli are the iuftiiut'aelui' t)iiyiiu end ven liii of all sorts if yisids.

uierclaimiise end appliances and ol pan ms tl.ercl'or list tl in and permsniiej lo tlie iipnlicatlou ol eieciricity and toexerc: call iix il.eH'io or tncrelor, and lor the. purposes to have ss cnlov nil the rights, betie iilsand privileges eoiilern il hv sni'i act ot Asiemblv ami ils siiaiilelneiil ISAAC ti FII II A RT. Solicitor, 1 PEOPUASn'iJAL EX I'ltl' ss Ollices. IWB Arcli and ill ltd Mar keliiereeisWasb, jK week, liawiw stored. "I'aMDKN" AND A'l ANl fc KA ILKOAdI Vj' SkW.IKllsnysnnilKIlN It.MI.'VAY AN1 1 K.NTItAI.

IIAII.ItOAD OF NEW JEIWEY. On 1111,1 allei MuMi.ii May iill, ISM. through trains wlil run us follows: Liave l'liiladelpliin. VINE Street Fe'Tv. for L()N'.

RUANi ll. Di ot VN Hi IV K. Asbiiry P.irk.Siriii I aike. Sea Girt, Point I'leasam. Monnioulii hYach, Eiir.

alii til. Neuark and NEW ORK. Kiel A. M. I or Tom's River, Island Helmuts.

SEASIDE PARK, nnd S.oo A. 4 13 P. M. For I.auili VINEI.ANii. Rill li IN, Grecil wieh ami S.l.ll A.

4 45 M. lif'f EKSKY A 1 I.I A I ON AND Art Kit MAV 'JH. 1HS1. Trains leave MARKET SI 11EET tEitltV lollO'Vi: Eipress lor I APE 31 A A. M.

and 4 P. M. On cim tlay. H.16 A. M.

Accommodation, A. M. and 3.1C P. M. On Sunday.

7.45 A.M. Express lor ATLANTIC CITY. S.OO A. 11 40 ami 4. HI P.M.

on sonilav. S.l'.O A. M. Ai H.lo p. M.

On Sunday. 7.45 A. M. H.i" I 'al'I'T i en ail F.xpi es trains to Alla'ilic Ci'y and i Mn v. EAT JN A1! REDUCE!) TO CENTS.

Reltirirnr trams Irave Atlantic Cil E. press, 7.1U Ulel A. M.aild II "0 P. M. On Sunday.

5 P. Al. ou wel davs, 7.17 A. M. (in Sundav.

o. P. M. F'or Grove, PleesimtvlHe and Inlermedial) A. Al.

and 11.10 P. M. Uu Sunday. 7. 1 i A.

M. 1 or Lineliiii; ami Pleasant villi 2 10 P. M. 1 or Vile land and JDllville. S.OO and A.

At. 3.111 ud 5.80 I'. M. on Mii.dav. S.

1 5 A.M. i'or wi slniio. Ill A. M. It.

JO ami 5.11(1 P. M. For A. 11.110 and 6.U0 I'. M.

orSaleia. H.oo A. 11. 1.0 p. and on edaes.lnvs aiiilSetiii ila.s.inlv tit Mid P.

c. Siin.l.i ecu P.M. I or rort Xoril.s, S.OO A. and it 110 P. M.

or Wofs iluirv. s. 10, 1I.4UA. 4. no, and ll.iio P.

il. Uu 7.46 A. itj no I ti.oo For Deiuvvcre River R. 11.4(1 A. M.

and 4..10 P. Jos. CIIAWloltlA J. WOOD. Genera 1'ils.

A 'i nt. 1 ENNSYI.Y AM A IJAILIiOAl). JL ON AND A Fllill MAV HI. lHSl. MAIN LINE.

Trains li ave sialion Till ItT i sl ll'ON Diiud A Ii ET. Dally. Daily, except Clilcnii F.eres P.00 A. t. i ilu iiloatl FKprOsNi JI.IIO A.

M. I'asl l. Pltl. iur and the West la 10 P. M.

Pillaount F.ipp li P. M. 'lin illtuiti Express II 10 P. Pacilic i Puts'ours and the We. P.

M. Niti aiii 11.00 A. M. Waikins 1'. lit.

1 rie Mail und lluilu.o Kz press, daily, except Satli.ilay 11.55 p. At. Renovo Express' COO A. M. Look Haven Express! IX III P.

M. Ilivucrsinivn anil liurif Mai. 00 A. M. liiinilurslnir Kxpresi.) li A.

la. 10 j.SO, 1 1.55 P. M. sbenaiulosli Vatley ItMlir. iei; Il.t tl A.

M. llarrislenx and 'urk E.pressj fi.lio P. M. Alnil Trsiiij 7.110 A. AL Sunday Muil for Ilui rlnhurir S.OO A.

M. Ilariishurg Accoliiliio ialioiii P. M. York and lliioover tl.uo A. M.

Yoik. Hunoxeranii Frisletlek IA M. Coliimhui and York A'ssiniiucslaliou 4.ini P. M. 1 arkesliiim Trnin! fi.no p.

At, liownlniilown AtrouimiMtnlloii, 11 A.M. and 10.110 M. On Sunday al S.lto p. M. Puoll 1J.HO.

0.110, 7.110. 10 and 11 A. 5ll, 11,4. 4.1ll. 5, 6 111', II, (I III), 7.

S. II, Hi unit I 1.11(1 P. JL On sol. lay, Ei.lW. 7.

8. 11.30 A.M.. 1. 4 (10. Sltlland P.

M. tryn Mawr Ai I (1 110. 7.110, H.110 0. 1(1 ami II A. tl, K.

li 110, 4. 4.1IO. 6, 5.HO II, 0 Ho 7 Ii. 1 o.ito and 11. nop.

51. on snuday, J2.1.0, 7, rl Hint 11.110 A 1. 4 110. Mill and HI P. M.

Vest Chesler Express, II A. M. and 4.WI, 5.n and tl.I.'l P. M. Acix.inmodatiun.

U.30. 7.U0. 10 und 1 1 A. I. 3.

4.6. ami 11 do P. M. Oil Sunday, U.110 A 4.110 und 10 P. M.

3iiiiiiK Atriv: I'ltim Pillsbtirc. 5.15. 7.115 A. tt.11.1 and (1.45 P. daily, and a.u P.

daily except Monday. P. i xcepl Sunday. From F.ri and WUllamspnrl. 7 115 A.

Al d. illy. extS'nl Monday, 'rotil Rail'nio ami NinKai'4 l'ulls. 7. 115 A.

AL, daily, exceot M'iIiiIhv. F'rotn Loi'li Haven, P. daily, excepl Siin.tny. From lienovo. Wutkins.

Elmlra'auil VlllialuslHilt, tl.45 P. Al. dally, excepl buililay. YtiKK HlVIHtS. Trains Uave Station, 'I'lnrty cuud and Market streets.

FOU NEW YORhU I xpnss on ei dax 12.111 11. 15. 6.25. 7. 7 .15.

H. and 11 A. M. (l.iiiilted Express. I.

ill) P. M.I, 1. 6.45. 7. 7 anil P.

M. on Sundays, l.ol, 6M5. 6.25, K.illl A. 4, 7. 7 and P.

SI. lor lltooklyn. N. thiou li lialiisconnccl at Jersey City willi bouls ot "lirooklyii Annex," iilioriiui iliicct transfer lo Fulton sireet, avoldlnj; double lern ane and journey ai'lis New Yolk oily. Express lor Iloston xx iiliout chnime, 7.P5 P.

M. dally. ExnrcsH tor Sen 1 1 lrt, spi Isike. Ocean Itiiich, ocean (li ove. Asian Park and Lol'K llranch.H A.

ami 1 i.imi P. week days. For boa Girl. 11 A. ei'k days.

Trains Arrive From New York. 1.00. 3.00. 7. 0.4ft, II.

66. 11.1(0 11.65 A. AL. (Lluillod Express. I 65.

11.40. 5.110, 5.40. 0 66. 7.40. M.46.

45. nvilx. II 40 P. week davs. ou Sundays.

1.00. 11.0(1.7, 11 65 A. 7.40, S.45, U.45, 10.6 aud 11.40 P. JL From Huston. 7 A.

M. daily. From Keiisliatlon stall FRONT and 'Itirtis lor Nexv A ork. 7 and N.1I6 A. Al.

on week xlays. From Market Stris I Wharf. Express for New Yoik via Cauideu and Trenton, 0 A. M. and U.5U P.

on xx ei'k ilsys. lIh.Hhi II7.VOV. From Station, Till ItT SECOND and MAUKKT Sis, dully, exis pl sui.dav: Kxpresn for tdininertville, Hiision, DelnwaivWateroan, A. M.and 1U.OI and 7 P. M.

For Kclvideru, 4.10 P.M. For Lainlierlvllle. 11 P. M. lot Fleuiiujf ton.

A. M. and iM and 4.10 P. M. Trams arrive dally, except suiulay, Irom F.aston, 0.1.1, 9.40 A.

3.411 and 10. J5 P. M. Drum kusuiiou station, FHONTand ltERKHSlieu, dallv, except Sunday. Kxpress for I.amboit'vllle, Fjiston.

la lawnre Ac, 7 45 A. I'JOI and (1.15 P. M. or lielvidern 4 16 P.M. For IjinibiTHIIIe, P.

M. For Flene lliton, 7.45 A. 12.01 and 1.15 P. M. Si'nom orriif Util'u, erfitt Miml'ii Fruiu F.aslott, 9.05 and 10.21 A.

and ti 6H M. Bieeplnit car Tickets can be had at Prnad and chestnut Hrects, K1K Chisilnul itrtsit anil station. Thirty msjoiiiI and Market slnsts. The Union fransfer Company will call for and check Ttauitntfe Irom llolels and Residences. 1 Ime (lards anil lull llil'oriiiallon can be oliliilned al the stations and at tlielolliiwInKllelielolllces: No, Him Chestnut street, 1 K.

tsiruer Hroiid nnd ciu itiiut streets, No.l!U Maikci street, No. 4 Chelieri avenue. Uei tiinnlc'A P. FHANK THOMSON. it.

Woon, OeuiTiil Mauiwer (leu. Pass, A'jftiU I'liiladelphia Markets. Tuesday, May 31, There is not much doing in bicadstulFs, but wheat is aiiaiu higher. Cotton is liriu uul hi fair demand at Ho. for middling uplands.

Hark is nominal at S27.59 per ton for No. 1 quercitron. SKr.ns. There la nothing new to notice. FLoi'tt axii Flour is in f.iir demand and Arm.

Salosof 1.2iX) liarrels, tncliidiu Minnesoltk extras, at for medium to fancy clear, and Al $6a 6.30 for straight; Pennsylvania extra family al S.2.ia 5.40; Western do. do. at 5.75n6. Ill nnd palenln at StV r0n7.ft) Rye flour is steady at per barret. GitAiN.

Wheat is active and iio. Sales of biichcls No. 2 red. clevnlor, ut S1.251!; 8.000 hiisltels do. March al At the open board, call, $1.25 was bid for May $1.

25" for J1.23 for July, nnd $1.19 for August. Rye is in demand nt for Pennsylvania. Corn ie firm nnd sieadv. Sales of 4.000 bushels, including yellow, nl do. mixed at do.

white at rteainer at rejected al and No. 3 At 50 (52c Al the open hoard, first cull, 59J.Je, was bid for May; 5ju. for June, 56c. for July, And 57c. for August.

Oat are dull and unsettled. Sales oi 7,000 Imsheis, ineludinir white tit 49jii50, e. nnd rejected nnd mixed at 47n4Sc, At the oa((i board 20.000 bti thels June (old at 47e Whisky is steady. Sales of 100 barrels Western at MM. Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Open'iiK. Ilijbest. Wheat.Jnly. l.V. 1 1.15 1.10' .12 Corn luiv.

.4:1 .4 AVa Ctolns. 1.11" 'ITfl ic '4 L'7irX .43 4 ax .28 .28 1'ork luly.ia.m 20 Lard Jiily.M.55 Aiii 5 16.17U 20 16.I7U Ifi. iVi. 18.17' 1li.V7 70 10.72 10.55b. 10.72,' The Gil Market.

HHADFonn, May 31. Crude oil dull nntl weak. Sales, H.OiiO biurets. Uuiled Pipe Line ccr tifteales opened ottered at Soe. and closed oflered at K17c.

On. City, May 31. Crude oil dull. United Tipo Line certificates opened at and closed at Conkllug; to Smash the rurty. From the New York Tribune, Rep.

The truth is that Mr. Coukling's course admits of no explanation that does not involve dis Kniee, unices it was his deliberate purpose lo disrupt the Republican parly nnd to build up a new organization with himself a its leader. If that WAa his in lent, all his acts thus far have been in harmony therewith. VARIOUS KINDS OF FOLLY. Ninety in the shade: To Mr.

II. Vennor, Canada: Hear Sir: you have suck a thinirttMa belated snow storm lying around loose plce forward at once, V. O. ami oblige yours, etc. P.

H. lut a small chunk of blizzard iu it. A'orrulou a Jfciofd. Definition: Law Professor: "What constitutes burglary?" Student: "There must be a breaking." Proiemnr: "Then if a man enters your door and takes 5 Irom your vest pocket in the hail, would that be burglary?" Hiudeiit "Yes. sir, because that would break me." Harvard Lampoon.

liinaitlicss of expense: Architect (to Mr. tie Newvo Itileh, who is considering the front elevation of a projected residence): "II you do not like those lowers, Hitch, we can have them eliiniiutleil." Mr. de Newvo Knell: "They're leal hausouio in they be: but if 'linmialin' on 'em would make 'em hau'soiner, let's havo 'em 'liminated." CWtimoia Coi'tye SiKtUulor. Aii intligimnt citizeu: A prominent citizen of Austin was being profiled homeward by a faithful colored servant lute one night last wet when they maidenly came lo a halt. WliaMhcr mailer, now?" asked the prominent ciUz(ii.

"Har'sAlnan dead drunk on do sidewulk." "(Jnume it lamp post to hold up, nnd you drnirdi ell' niisherablo drunken beasht by hisli legsh." jf Vjw Hifiinga. Something rtpprtipriate: Mr. Clnlliiher, nt the club, said he'd danee if Ragbag would play something appropriate on the piano, jusl to please the boys; but when igh.ig nil down ut the piano nod bej un lo play that pojstlur nir from "The Corsair" known us The. Jdcka.cs D.iueo" Mr. Gall i gin didn't sml into tcrteliorean gymnanlics, picked up a spittoon nnd strove lo Deal upou It 'g ling's head Willi il.

Thus does music soothe Ihe sav aye breast. Iloston Vost. Domestic incident "I'll lie everlastingly blamed and btmcred," said Mrc. Smiley this morning, "ifl haven't gone and uiade eulft without any colloo in it." "Never mind, my dear," siuil lebabod, with smite, "instead of getting me into hot water ns usual, thi time yon are trying to get the hot water iuto me. I'll take it as a ehoko," And he, vniniy attempted to worry A l.ttle of it down sweetened unit milked, but gave il up, And strolled out into the back yard to teed the chickens.

Haven Mtyislcr. To Correspondents. Sixty. Consult a reputahle physician. J.

The article ia not required. A. G. You can obtain the information at a paper store. Untlor the existing laws you can pay the rcnl to the tnx collector.

O. G. We do not know "uny club in Ibis city worshiping vegetarinn principles." D. 8. G.

The Collector of Delinquent Taxes will not make an allowAiicc for your wnicr renl. D18TKKS8. You should have tried to arrange the mailer with the Magistrate who issued the writ. A Keaiier. Tlie works of the author of "Kouiledge" aro published by U.

W. Carlelou Si Kew York. J. C. B.

"Utter" is a favorite word in modern testtietio slnnff. la more supremely consummate than "intense. A SfBscitinnit. A child born of American parents traveling abroad is A "natural born oilueu," and so far eligible lor any ctlice, AvTotntAPil. Tour oulogrtiph book may have a money value if you crime across somebody who would like to have il.

You had boiler consult a dealer. V. If the pieces cost the same nntl the man sells one at an ndvairee of twenty per crnt. and the other at a loss of twenty iMrrcent. he tieithprftaius nur loses, the profit aud loss exactly balancing, KW.

M. Tlie lilies: "If I bad thorn lit," are by Charles Wolfe, the author of Ihe Iturinl ol Sir John More." They will lie found in Harper's Cy cloHdia of British and American Syntax. It in true that the preposition "of," in (leiniiii "von," the dative, and "of Ilerr Most" would be "von Herrn Moot;" but It would be nn affretalion to decline tiro nurd when it is used in English. Ex Rlkohmkk. Neither King nor Hunter could lirtve been eirctcd but for their promise to liresk down tho very system of "rewards" which you blame them lor not carry itir uul.

Your letter is too lonu for publication. N. OU "When the Hoard of Health nog lot or rehires lo ucl iu mailer dnuifrrmui lo I ho hvitliti of a tcnHiit, whiii in Ihe Ihh iMMiriw to pur mieT" Kcup hHiumriiiK mwny Lbe UctilUi Oliluer till you compel limi act, K. Skekru. The Slalo Hospital for Women In a clmi untile iiiftiliiiloM, but it la nut "nuirportiH) by theHliile." TIhmikIi it oncti or iwioo ivcislvod a Hinail nppronriHiimi, tls rtippjrt comm niAtuly from privHitfooniritHitiotm, Tlitre art wwriU Louica for friend lent cliildrtit in the city.

Hakky Hancw k. Why is it 1lmt a cnnl fliH Ini'iit'M cun lw out ro to Uieuenr fi Rinlnn thercliy one inch, whiln the Mirfncfl rt iimiiifl the samo?" It in not no. This li fttiuilhir irick.thn Qppnrent rt ault Winn due to hu iiiAtcurHcy Hint ii not not If you do not mnrk the rqimrr on iho ewrd und nriuur it HC Hirnloly you will Hud Dint tho pie ten do nd mnko a pitrfi ct figure, Winciikstkii's HYPorrrnsrurTKs Will curt Cni.iuii.pi!on, Cousins Weak 1.uiik, Hron. ciiHiAiitlCJetierril Dc hility, Ktttnblished21 yi'urr, A.it Wiiilk Waiting ior a Couoti to po a it cunie you uro oil nttvtuir iUv trrdM of CnnMttnp lion, JMtrr try nl our Ur. Jayno'i KsprctorniH, mi Picellent lieuliutf ineUtHno fori ho Lungn and a tute care for I'ouguiiUK.

Coldi. Adver W. Union, ei. elf. stM, bus.

Mb 171.