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BETWEEN BOARDS. SperioT NotiteeJ financial. Amneemenls. SIGNS OF THE TIMES, LIGHT WEJ.GHT OVERCOATS JOB PRESENT WEATITEB, AT BEASONABLB AND FIXED PRICES. JOHN WANAliAKEBiCO, ONE PRICE FINEST CLOTHING HOUSE, SI 8 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET.

soon fall fifty per cent." Let me advise yon that few of the leading sewing machine companies are in any measure interested in the renewal of old patents and none ef them are now paying more than five per cent to the "combination." New sewing machine problemshave been solved of late and the old theories are rapidly giving place to the new. As an illustration, mark the advent of the New Automatic" a sewing machine as essentially different from the old "Will cox as a Pulman drawing room car if different from an ordinary stage conch. The princi files of this new maehineareallsccurcd by recent ctters patent, extending over seventeen years. It may be that the Willcox Gibbs Sewing Machine Company possess in their "New Automatic" a complete monopoly" unto themselves, but they certainly have nothing to lose, nor the public anything to gain, from the demise of the old combination. Bespeetfullv yours, D.

S. EwiNG. Philadelphia, March 14, 1876. THE VSIOX RAILWAY IX COURT. ALNUT STREET THEATRE.

Begins ain. Saturday SI at i nee at 2. iip. iin ii iut mgms aui one matinee of tha world renowned Comedians, MR. and HUH.

W. J. FLORENCE, In the New Comedy, THE MIGHTY DOLLAR. MOTfDAY, March 2 MR. J.

B. ROBERTS. FRIDAY, Match 24 JULIUS CiESARC. M. Wal.

etit's Benelit. QHESTNUT STREET THEATRE. BEGINS AT 8 O'CLOCK. OVER AT 10.40. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.

Henry J. Byron's charming play, in ftmr acts, DAISY FARM. With Splendid Cast, New and Beautiful Scenery, and the most careful attention to details. In preparation, "THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNO 3IAN' and Robertson's "OURS." No extra charge for reserved seats. (OLONEL WOOD'S MUSEUM.

MONDAY. March 13, Every Evening, also Wed KENTUCKY RIFLE TEAM in C. W. TavleuresthriH n0 'IUed, on, LIFE ON THE WESTERN KORDEIt. Si Slot um, r.

Frank. Frayne; Ruth Slm'um, Mrs. Frank Fruyne: Little Fred MBUer6' 1'uk'e Caj ota Tube, Mr. James During the play Frank Frayne will shoot an apple from his wile's head: also rescue a hanging ncro bv cutting the rope with a bullet, off hand shot. Mrs.

rayne will shoot an apple from her husband's hand. Master frrayno will make his wonderful random shot, and the astonishing Dog Jack will perlbrui his almost human acta. Monday, Tuesday, Thurrday and Friday Matinees, Charles II. Morton's great local drama, Mil itled THE POOR AND PROUD OF I'll I LA DELPHIA. Alice Russell, lhe Working Oirl, Miss REN A.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. T. B. Pnth Manager STAR COURSE OP LECTURES. THURSDAY KVENINU.

Mar.li 10, DOUBLE ENTEKTAI NMKNT. MISS HELEN POTT It, The humorous Reader und Personator of Lyceum Celebrities, uud MONB. FELIX REOAMEY, The celebrated French Cftririittirist. PAItT i'litar. Keadinss by Miss Potter, "(tabriel Orub" Charles Dickens "Jlro.

Anderson" Thomas Si. Beecher PART SECOND. Crayon Sketches by ilons. PART THiltD, Personations by Miss Potier. Scene from "jfacbeth," a In Mrs.

Scott "For' your own sake." Anna Dickinson. lau Olive Logan. "Temperance," a Ut Jouu B. tioiuh. PART FOURTH.

Cravsn Sket4hm. M.mis. Vrntnu i KotjCEir.Theeutertalnnieiitwil'loomjoencejJi'OinpfjM, al 8 o'clock and be concluded before 1 U. JOHN B. OOUOH, April 10.

1 tiW Adm'Slion to each Jtatertal.ihiAi.r nn Mnf. I Meserved Seats, 25 cents extra. Jteserveu seats tor either or the Entertainments for sals In advance, nt (JOUI.M FISCHER'S Piano Rooms, No. liiiu CHlijTJSUT Street, aud at the Acud emy in the evening. ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

TIT ENS. THE ST11A KOSCH ItA ND ITALIA OPERA, MLI.E. THEItl'iSATlTIKNS will make her ilrat upiiearauce In Orand Italian Opera in Piiiladelphin, ON MONDAY, MARCH 20, In her woild renowuedcuaructcrof NORMA. Musical Director and Conductor. Max Maretsck Tuesday, March 'il TKA VI ATA Wednesday.

22.... TKOVATORii Friday, March 14 FA VUKITA Saturday, March 2S, ORAND TITIENS MATINEE. Reserved Seats iu Ihilcony, $2. Reserved Seats in. Parquet and Parquet Circle, 2.SO.

Admission 10 Family Circle, SO cents. Reserved Seuts Family Circle, sale 01 Reserved Seats willcommencetu uiorroiv morning, MunMi lli, at A. at the Academy nf Music uud Mi North's Musk) store, No. 1308 CHESTNUT Street. RS.

JOHN W'S ARCH ST. Theatre. TO NIOHT and ilurln? the week, All the plantation music or the play by RLAVIN'S Original Uoorgitt JUBILEE SINOERS, Monday next Robert McWiule Rip Van Winkle. HE EXHIBITION TRANSFER wrrtn 1 ii.iiiivu, lutunuiniuiiw ri.gcs, acatlUK 10 persons eiudi, for BALLS. PARTIES, CENTENNIAL GROUNDS, At low rates.

Apply at offices: E. corner NINTH aud C1IESTN UT. 8. E. corner ItltOA and ClllisTN UT.

4110 LANCASTER Avenue. ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets. COMMKNCINd THUltsnAY. MABCTI 16. CALLKNDKIt'S (IREAT LONDON SENSATION.

Ghost I Spiritual Illusions. Ghnst Entertainment I Ohostl Oraiid Dramatic iViforiiiaiice. I Ghost Ghost I "It is the most classical entertainment Ghost ever seen in London." London Telegraph. OX'S MAMMOTH THEATRE. GENERAL ADMISSION.

25c. INCLUDING A KKPUESIIMKMT TICKET. GALLEltlhS, Ilk. BOX SEA TS FOR LADIES. 50c.

EV1 ELEVENTH ST. Ol'ERA House. ELEVENTH Stree above CH ESTN UT. THE FAMILY RESOKT. DIXRY'S M1NMRELS.

POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON. QIMMONS, SLOCUM 8WEAT kj NAM'S M1NSTRELX. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. First tune of the new burlcs.iie, OUlt HllTliLS. In preparation, THE MIGHTY DOLLYER.

CONCERT HALL. VON 111' LOW. THIS WEDNESDAY, AT 2 P. IHiUrtV FAKEWFI.L MATINKK. POSITIVELY LAST APPKA ItANCKOF HANS VON IIUUlW.

Admissitili gl. Secured seiits $2. "I A IS I A A I KT I KS, A KI.F.VKNTII STREET, KEUl WCALLOWHILL, Un'suulleitHl suoL ess ui' DR. S. M.

LAXDIS. HICIIAItDIIf. UNANIMOUS ACVLA.MA I'lliNS AND ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE GIVEN THIS WONDERFUL) Sil AKESI'KltlAN AITOII. A TREAT FOR INTELLIGENT MINDS. THK DRAWINO ltOOM, SEVEN TEENTHSTIIKRT, slsive CHHXTNl'T.

SIDNEY WiSiLLK IT's THIllll AND LAST ItKCITATION. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. Mnnh 15. JKI INI AINIAIIOI'T NOTHING," Seriinsl seals lor sale at Gill'LHA I'lsCUER'S Piano Rooms, 1210 CIlESTNl'T MretL NOW ON KXHIBITIO.V, THK GREAT TICHIIOIINE TKIAL, STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE; The great Afnc.in W1U1 thousands of curkMltles, acknowledged to OS lbs flnestcollecuon in tiieiinintrv, Ktl7 CHEiTNCl KTRFET, Onnoslletliethmtineuud Iliael. Open fttr if iill.

from II A. II. ml 1) P. it. AHMISNION.fKICKN T.s, N.

II. H. l.ir. i will h. deliver.

I KVEIIY EVENING AT EIIIIIT O'CLOCK. Bl I A It I )S 1 1 A I) A I) Amenrnn Hllllsnl Tallies, wllh thecWinileil' Phi Ian ACuliander ixiuibiiuaion cushions," for sale unly la tblsillvliv Jl 1 1 IN lA 1 1 del. A'r YOKKTOWX, SKATING thlplanilche.tnut. Oj i Iruiu 10 A. till 4 P.

anil T' till 10 P. AL Aduis.ioll. Mlcvuls; I'hildreu. hulf.prlci TNTItTIioN FOR THK 1. TWKNTIKril and IIAl'KMnsebv Kslill everr WKUN KSKA V.

ill Aduilssl.ui. US'. fOOLIMlicAL m. (Kn ivry iluy. A Iniircivillttltoti of Living Wt1l UranU, itlriH himI li AilniuMkni.

20 tvitUt I'htW Ui1 ii nntlfr VI. Hnl UXIJRY AT 1IOM K.LAO KR Ber tsiial ln pint iM.tites, iuteul t.iie Iiers: ai SI perdux, delivered, JOLif. IS. SEVENTH Slrt. ClKtl01t OlllCS.

F.LKS, 1IW1, 1MIHKI ANI SAI.K OF 1IALIAX MAttllLK TAI I'AltV. IIHIiNl.s. A W. will sell WKDNKmHAV and THritsDAT, March HI, at II A. nnd T's P.

ll 1 1 A I.I AN llltl. EST IIMIlV, IUTS. I.AIMK IHIllN.K KIGI 'IlKM, I1M1I. I'll IO AND AMAHMK VAsK', I HNS, (ul.l Jl. VS.

I'ltEM'll llllilN.l.. HI.AI'K MA 111. IK AND 'HIT lllK, liHONV I. II il I'M, CAilll IIN'KIVKth I.AKGK II A I.I. AE, Ar lniponl In.m FriM sn Italy by M.s.rs.

Vlll lli.am rs il.l. Vi VIII 4 son. I. Ths IVdlecttoa now ariaugM h.r I on lla caUlugM. KIMirrr.

Art Aucll riU)M AS A SONS. AUIM'ION. KKItrt, LIU and III Kiutla FOURTH Mrnl. ffAT.R OK VJn aUPKIill OIL PAIXTIHiw. C.

Itl; KA KF. nf lulu Cllrxr.vi TMerH, ann.unn bis FourtM nlb AubimU isrin ssueof PAtNTIfHia. I BK ll GfH.n rtlsMF. to hik. I.

Afimll rr. sw.ilh H'l II I II sir.4, TliritSllA V. FKIIl.tV sihI MATI'ltllAY, Mnrrh III. 11, I day. H.I.

AmH.tlis artals re mwb4 will bs teand lb Ami tl i. l.olr. V. I) Hrhrw, Carl Wrfier, A. Hnnn mslxm.

II Krenlser. kn.sVpsl ll.lliel.IUST. mi. rHh Arn.l.el.l, A.c.TuriHtr, K.A., II. V.it.

Uriil, A. Is.ll. I' llili'. IVti'a K.V.lllHUs carl Mdlmsr, II. KMimnerc it llaiudtMi, l'billi WelM r.

I.win'iil.lelkul If Ou.sl.it II leh irti and aiUsf MONDAY, lillb. A J.K. BUNT! NO. SITCF.KSORS Ol TO III'M'iNll. IH IGII I1H1HV A CIA, AMUkw trv, 2 l'J id 2114 A II I I SltM ArtvstwM in.s al Ih.

low rmm. in rash ar la starts at th. ami. iM.a dry s.k mnmrn or mriminas. to aa h.ld on siirus I ssb adsalaaa aalwul tslra curi upon goods In bs sold, labiik bai.i: ok ntm isii.

rni icii. ukjim ak AMI I1U isl II' I'llY IKSilM, ON TH lsiAY MI1RMVI. March Id. al 10 u'es. a.

wa ms miumim' rfsdH. HAt.KOK IIHI'sssKlit A IS II IsilMIJ TH' IAHPKT IM.M. MA III ON Hlll.AV MuilM.MI, March 17, al II a elurk. a mr MMmtir tmia. LAMGKaAI.lt OK VII KM.

II A.l irTMI Ki no I FAN IHlV lliailis M'lM'AV M'lHSIIMII, Msrvb'JU at 10 wriors i wr mias' irrJil Mt.K OK JiMini'Aap, allnRa, rTU i'N i risi.it Hiin.MMi. Msrrh al, al k. ant im.niiu" rrwil. tons noitroN. AtrrioNKF.it, fj turn VAIikKr Mr.

Sl. sf and atbw rrrty KIiNjIH Y.M mfa. Copiittnct.rjiii Xetiit. lS.H(iI,UTION. PK I.

I Mil IjW'll Ifv ISTn Tn. Brni nf Mu ll. Ol A A KIIAW bl Tlllsi rttM.M hr ranMik IA I. Ml lli'l Ai Asll'KI. W.

a II AW. f. RH'linlA will iailn. tn dtr hwk hlnB. Mn.

la sinrth Kl.lll 1 II mrr. rv II I'A II 1 1'" II FTo 1 Mot MAI liltl K'II Vad VH'lllll, W'llsll lfit.s an li" Sfm Myo.al HI I.L A ALall. hs M.N. II. as 1,11 A LI.

Dculialtp. H'kaTt iTrin'ouAi. iuMiiiriu irjSch.lT.pf...lots lfHgi 1 00 Resd.R s3WTr Mk 400Len. v.e.m.ts.iuMj J33Moch. Bk.lots 28 65 Pa.

57 BS OO US Ol sit ao Jt 200 do 6Hb 2 J8 Hest. K. Its 36 400 do. Its 86 100 bOO 37 100 do cash 30 100 do. 36 30O 86 200 csh 36 100 do 86 6 Lit.

Sch 61 20 L. Val.K.sSwn 03 2 do Its 63 200 N. Cent. 39 800 do 39 400 City Us. 1000 Erie 7s 04a 301 do lots Se wnt OO 07 500 bSlts 56 800 do b301ots 5 100 do s0 66 800 56 100 do sSOwn 56 400 do limits 56! OUO 00...

OU'Yj OO IIS OCHrtj 2100 do lots 66 JOO do.30wnlts 56'ijl 100 AO'S inn ao oej 100 no cash 66 RAX An Mb KtiX. 4000 do 04 10 Cata. Hsu 45 400 do 56 500 do. b60 56 1700 do. Aintitg 56 200 bSlts 56 (0 4 100U.

Cos. N.J.cshl42 100 N. Pa. b60 54 100 do 54 'J Leh. N.

60 1000 Hon. Bk.C'l 7s 95 400 0.C.&A.K.US 14 74 Mor.Can.pref.140 100 Erie 7s 21 3 Kire 100 Am. 22 AW QO. DOU11S 200 do b5 56 100 do b30 56" 300 imt myi 300 do cash 50 100 5(P. lOOKcad.R b30 51 SECOND BOARD.

700 lots 50 5000 Em. Trans. 8s.l02 100 uo oti1 200 Hest Its 36 100 200 100 100 do l3 56 56 do 56 do 2dys 56:1 100 Read. 61 21 U.Cos N.J.cshl42 2300Sch.N.6s,'821ts 82 200 Phil. 21 1800 CitvOa, n.lots.108 100 Phil.

O. 50 2 Frank. So'h 78 vuu u. A.K..11S 300 do b31ots 14 55 Am. But lots 21 AFTER BOARDS.

7000 City 6s, 100 do 108 400 Pa. R.sOOwnlts 56 10 MinehiU 64 117 Cent. Trans. Its 48 32 Read. Its 51 uo IIS IK) Mi 200 do 51 25 Cam.

At 52 1000 Pitts. 7s, 1000 Cin. 7 3 300 Hest. lots 30 200 200 400 100 5ifa do b3iots 66 do 56 so fxi'ttl iuu Am, Bui zmh CLOSING CiUOTATIONS. Bid.

Asked. Bid. Asked. City 6s.ncw...l08 108 in. lid.

T. 12 14 jBWLenign oujs ou tj Catawissa nrf. 45 (iermt'n P. R. 80 Cata.

N. prefi AContes 65 71 IHcKtonv.at.... 8(1 36 Nor. Cent at) 30 Nor. I'enn R.

66 P.R107 120 Loni. i boutli 34 37 Oil Creek T4' 14 Phil. G. Fy. 40 61 .66 21 Fhila.

Erie. 21 21Cent. 48 48 Reading 61' 51 In. Co. N.

'43 48 tjll. VU Oi IIO CA, XrtVK Market steady. COMMERCIAL. 12 FhlUkdelpUla Markets Wliolesale Quotations. Tuesday, March 14.

Cotton quiet, with a firm feolins, and small lots of middling uplands were taken at 13c; of New Orleans atl3iial3c. SutiAB was steadily held at 7 to 7c for fair and good refhilifg Cuba. No transactions were reported, all tho recent offerings having been absorbed aud the cargoes at the wharves arc not yet landed. Refined sugars were barely maintained at lle for cut loaf; 10c for crushed and powdered; locfor granulated, and 0c for A. Flock and Mkal.

Wheat flour was not active and without Improvement; for tho low grades prices are irregular; about 800 barrels were purchased by the trade, to supply immediate wants, at $4 to $4.50 for extras; 85.50 to S0.50 for Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family; (5.75 to (0.50 for Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana and (7 to S8 for fancy brands. Rye flour and corn meal were unchanged. Seeds. We note a continued inquiry for cloversecd at an advance, with purchases of Western anil Pennsylvania at 15 to 10c. Timothy may be quoted at (2 37 to (2.50, and flaxseed at $1.40 per bushel.

Coffkk was in limited request and weak, with sales of 150 bags itio at 16c to 17e; 50 bags good ordinary S.mios in 10c, and 250 mats Java at 28c to 23c, all gold. Molassks dull; holders generally are asking 3fic for 50 test, but boilers' views are 32c to 32c: a caro of 520 hogsheads and 50 tierces Cardenas, testing 40 degrees, brought 28c. Oii.iiN. The inquiry for prime wheat was still steady, but common grades are neglected. 2,400 bushels Pennsylvania red were sold at (1.41 to 1.42; amber nt 81.43 to 1.45; Western red at (1 to 1,15, and white at 1.50 to 1.55.

Rye was not mentioned. Corn was less active but steady, 6,000 bushels yellow selling in tho ears at 58e; tor sail, and for steamer, 50c. Oats were dull and irregular. 4,500 bushels Western white changed hands at 43 to 48c. Whisky quiet, with a little doing in Western iron bound barrels at (1.00.

Rkckiits of Hour and grain at this port to day: Flour, 3,050 barrels; wheat, 14,200 bushels: corn. 73.000 bushels; oats, 12,600 bushels, aud barley, 0,000 bushels. Markets by Telegraph. Bai.timorb, March 14. Cotton quiet and a shade easier; middling, 12c.

Flour steady and un ehiinged. Wheat steady nnd linn but quiet: No. 2 Western red, Pennsylvania 1.13: Maryland red. 81.21 In 1.511; do. amber, Mi 1.55: do.

white, 1.35a 1.60. Corn Southern steady and firm; Western lower and active; Southern white, 53a 60c; Southern yellow, 68ii58r, Western mixed, OO Vic, spot ami Aprit. Outs steady and unchanged. Rye nominal. Hay dull and unchanged.

Provisions quiet and easier. Pork, 83. Hulk meals shoul ders, clear rib sides, iLC. Itacou shoulders, ioc; clear rib sides, 18c. Hams, 15a joe.

i.am sieauy ana uneuangea. miner nun ami iimcd. in unchanged. Petroleum unsettled; crude. 8e: re lined, 14c.

Colicc unchanged. Whisky dull at gl.OP. Nkw York. March 14 Cotton quiet and steady; sales of 1.606 hales at I2nl3 10c; consolidated net receipts. 80.001 bales; ex)rled to (ireat llritalu, 37.875 bales: to France.

5.810 bales; to the continent, 7.072 bales; to the Channel, 1,302 Imlcs. Fiour opened steady with a fair inquiry and closed quiet. Willi scarcely so much firmness; No. 2, S3.10a DO; suerliuo Western and Stale, $1 Kin I (111; common to good extra Western and Mate, If I HOo5.25; good to choice 5 30h5.75; common to choice white wheat Western extm. 65.80u7; fancy white wheat Western extra, 87 05a7.75; common to choice extra Ohio, I common to choice extra St.

Ixiuls, (5.25n0. Houthern flour quiet and steady. Wheut opened firm, but closed slightly in buyers' favor, the bank failure having a depressing elleet $1.05 for ungraded spring; $1.11 for No 8 Milwaukee afloat; $1.30 for No. 1 spring: (I 47al.48 lor amber Pennsylvania, (11 25 lor No. 2 in store, Inserted last fall.

Corn heavy and a shade lower nt 6Ha5tle. for no grade mixed UlaOIr. for stcsnicr mixed; U2n02c for graded mixed; 50sil2e. for nnsrutkd new Western mixed; U2c. for new Western yellow; Ulc.

for new Southern 01 r. for badly broken old Western mixed. (Nils dull and heavy at 43a 17c for mixed Western and Slate 45a50c for white do. Colter Rio dull and un rhanged. Sugur heavy and fairly ai'tivc ut 7a'c for fair to good refining; 7c for prime; 7'a7e for Mmuiivado; Ha8c lor Cviitrllugul; reiiucd firm atls4uMo for standard 10e iruiiulated: 10c for crushed and powdered.

Molasses quiet and unchanged. Latest Cable Quotations. LoP0W. March 11 1230 P. M.

I'nlted Ftatcs bomts, 1MI7, lo 4o, Erie, 10. 3.30 I'. M. The or bullion ihnt has gone into the Hank of Kngland un halan' to ib.y Is A73.1KM1 tons. 'Is fur money, 01 3 1(1; ami for account, IM 7 10 4 15 P.

M. Iiiiletl Sbites tsmds, 1805, old, li5. Krie. 18: do. preferred, I I'Alits, March 14 I P.

M. lieiites, liiii. 80c. Kx rhnngeon Ignition, 25f. 22e.

lor short sight. l.ivi.Rinxii, March I I 12 .10 P. oiu.n to arrive opened weaker; sillers r.l lu night's prices, but Is now firmer, with buyers at hoi night's pi tee. Fules ol middling uplands, low middling clause, April and May delivery, al 0 7 do. do May ami June delivery, at do.

ilo, Mujr and June delivery, nt 0 lOd: lo. June nml July delherv.al i I) lild. The rueipts or wheat lor the pat thn'e days huvc lavn quarters, of which 17 hm srn American 4 P. M. Hnad tiitls linn.

WhesU ts. Hd.a I'M 2d foravurage CHlifnrula white; 10. Mdslos. 8d. fnrrlnlido.

otion hub's of mUldllng unlsnds. low middling clause. shipped February anil Xlnrch by 0 7 10d do. do April aud May drlncry, at 0 jNLVIIINE INTELLKlEXCIi rokt or March lit. Ufa Rlsm.a.l 1 1 nt Htrrs.il.iM II.uh Wna.50.l AKItlVK.D.

Hleamshlo Drnonre. Tunnrll. West Point, Tmtse. Mir. Ussie Young, Voiins.

Ilrunswlrk. Its. luwbct. Hrhr. lirari Vstiiluvn, Kivvrs, Hneslsiiil, kv Ivhr.

Ws'iTllne, Kelly, New York.mdse. ttcsmer Nelson, Joni s. Illclimoud, railroad tics. I.KAKKI). Hlcsmshlp J.

W. rrennsn. I'lslt, Itlehmond. Hiesinshlp Perkloniea. I'lena, orisinoiiih.

hliui.hlp ViudP st'ir. Usine, New York, Chip Tyrol Mr. hoblans. Iininen. HAII.I.H.

Steamship reiklnmni. I'h ne. 1'orlsmonlh. MfMOKAMM Utrsm.hlp Willlsia.p.rt, Miiletu, bence al Kew York al 7 A. 14th In vir.il.

BAIItn, Mlt st, R. .10 years, NleHnwn lane. HKKM, Mlt 45 ymrs. and Morris sta, lusiosi. A.

2:1 yisars.411 Hlrhmond Mm. IIKi'WM M. 2Htear.41t str WII.I,f iMI ymn.ii:!! I aihsrtne, ill yesrs. llHiil hletvnUi. pj H.llAyissr.

2515 Nleholw Mm li l.f.ll. A lt I A JOjrrs, rmirih and Trout, HAM, T. 4II rrr, lol 7 Ht John sint. llAKhV nl years. 2 Mist.

AIImiw ptaee. iM. tIIH4l y.srm, 1I1J arrt.ti street. JoNM. (' W.

yes's. 4Hi I Imuiul strrek KKDWitKli.O. 21 yrsrs. rrankft'td. la.

I.ARiiKY. JAMKH 115 years. IIMI ssmth strret, I.KK. sM I.IK lK ytn, JMH HsnkH.nl road. U'VKKIMa nlhe I2ih InH John Ivvenne.

In the H5ih yrar of age. a svldlrr tlie ar of I I J. 1 be relatives and IrivioU nl Die family are mpr. I filly Invited la attend bis ftineral. frntn his lst rienre, 11 1 4 lrkll strrrl, Nornli n.

nn IburHlay, loih Inst, at 10 o'rtork A. M. Cervices at lios boronsh I'n brlrrlsn fcurrh. Us KK. Sunday niotninf.

Marrh 13, rhartcs W. ls ke. of this rily. In lhe ynr bl aev. 1 he relatives ami Irierxts tlie Bmllr are rpref.

Mf lutile.1 slinid htsfutmsl, Inna bis ll rest, d'liee, "Anh sirert llmisr," No. I Ann stnrl. on Wrdnodsy, lAihltnUnl, at 11 o'clock. Intel meat Uurelllill. VI K.

I tNCl Of! jwars. ttmwn slrrel Mi lKVIlT.4in trie I tth Instant, at Use rrsl.Wnre of Im psTot, am.7"!! nh rifimnth stm l. Msry lumi r. rtsiighierof Hush snd Msrasrrt Mi latvlll. Ine in.

of lhe fnwrsl will he eirwt. MiPr.VITT. sHTai. I street MrHTAY. rrt f'K ftl ymrs.

Mwl.rH.vH MA'll IIIH Kissr fMlysara.2l.t4 ulhhrrt sweet MANX llO Urine eitH MIM.FK, II 8 ymrs. tf JS) siharlrw MreH. im the morning of U.e lih Insuni Anna Mullen. 1 he rHativse and frten'ls of the family are rer. fhlly InvMd lo snend lbs hnirrsl.

no 1 hufrUt mom Ins si rkwk, IrM Iter prsnt rulm 1ml mlh Kicw'th MnH Foral vrvsem at at John's! h'trrh. Iniernienl al I'aihedral I pmrirry, KPItlKS, I. A 2H years. 1 1 HI rilrwatet sls. fi'M ll A IMI yrsrs, rrsnkford.

I'tliK I K. I nil years, Irenh.n, t. I'AHI, Kf.ll Msol.ia HI. leT7 ll 4.1 tm Ml Wsi nork St ItliM II. Ml l5ylri 2HII llissslnt.

wolf. fMMt ltwP. lajM Irllm4 VA Ml" Ut iKPII 5Y ymrs, arsln MfH. tl I A'H, AMF nl ysais, tn Hi IMMUkE, JAMW ai years, V4 H.eiat.il. SECURITY FJtOMl.OSS BY Y.KORBERY FIRE OK ACCIDE N'T.

THE FIDELITY INSTPRANCE, TRUST ANDSAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. OF PHILADELPHIA, IN TH EIR KEW MAItBI.EFIRE Pr.OOF Brif.niSfO. NOS. 3311 381 CHESTNUT STREET. Capital Sutiscriued 2,000,000 Capital Paid, 1.500,000 COU POSt BONDS, STOCKS, SECURITIES, FAMILY PLATE, COIN, DEEDS and VALUABLES of every description received for safe keepiug, under guarantee, at very moderate rates.

The Company also rent SAFES, INSIDK THEIR BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS, at prices varying from 15 to $75 a year, according to size. An extra size for Corporations and Bankers. Rooms and de Jcs adioinins vaults provided fnrSiife Renters. DEPOSITS OF MONEY RECEIVED ON INTEREST. INCOME COLLECTED aud remitted for a moderate charge.

The Company act as EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS and Ol'ARDIANS, and RECEIVE AND EXECUTE TRUSTS of every description, from the Courts, Corporations and Individuals. ALL TRUST FUNDS AND INVESTMENTS are kept separate and apart from the assets of the Comnanv. As additional security tlie Company basaMpecial Trust Capital primarily responsible for their Trust obligations. Wilis receipted for and safely kept without charge. STEPHEN A.

CALDWELL, President. JOHN OEST, Vice President, And in charge of'Trust Department ROBERT PATTERSON, SscreUry and Treasurer. DIRISCTOItS. S. A.

Caldwell, Oeorse F. Tyler, Clarence H. Clark, Henry C. Gibson. John Welsh.

J. Wllingliam Fell. Edward W. Clark, Henry Pratt McKean, Alexander Henry William li. Merrick, John B.

Gest. THE PHILADELPHIA TRUST, SAFE DEPOSIT AND INSURANCE CO. NEW FIRE AND BUIIGLAR PHOOF MARBLE FRONT BRICK HUILDiNljS. Nos. 413, 415 AND 417 CII ESTNUT STKEI.T.

CAPITAI.ALLPAID UP For safe keeping of Government Bondsand other securities. Family Plate, Jewelry and other valuables, under special guarantee, at the lowest rates. The Company oifcrs lor rent, at rates varying from 315 to $75 per annum the renter alone holding the key Smalt Safes in tho Burglar proof vaults. This Company recognises the fullest liability Imposed by law in regard to the sale keeping of the vuuiu and their contents. The Company is by law empowered to act as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Guardian, Assignee, Receiver or Committee; also to be surety iu all cases where security 1s required.

MONEY nECEITED ON DEPOSIT AND KST ALLOWED. All trust investments state tlie names of the parties fbr whom they nrc held, and are kept separate' and apart from the Company's assets L' DIRECTORS. Thomas Robins, iw. Y. Towns.

nd, J. Livingston Erringer, Jinn. Wm. A. i It P.

McCullagh. EdivardS. Handy. James" Jos. Cartsm.

M. Benjamin Comegys, Ateaander Brown, Augustus James M. Aertson, Daiiiei Haddock, Daniel Ii. Cumuiius, William S. (I rant, OKFICKItS.

Presldent J. LIVINdSTONK ERRINOER, Vice President EDWA III) H. HANDY. Secretary and Treawi er WlLLIA L. DUBOIS.

TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR INSURANCES ON LIVES AND GRANTING ANNUITIES, NO. 4111 CHESTNUT STREET. Incorporated March lo, 1812 Charter Perpetual. Capital Surplus 91,1100,0110 Cbartered to act as Executors, Administrators, Trustees, Guardians, Assignees, Committees, Receivers, Agents, and for the Ihithml iierforinance of all such duties ail its Capital and Surplus are liable.

Ail Trust investuientsare inscribed in the names of the owners ot tlie property held in trust and are kept separate and apart from the assets of the Conipanv. INCOME COLLECTED AND REMITTED. INTEREST ADLOWEI) ON MONEY DEPOSITS. SAFES 1NTHEIR BURGLAR PltOOl' VAULTS FOR RENT. The protection of their vaults for tlie preservation of, wills onered gratuitously.

Gold anil silver plate, deeds, mortgages, Ac, received for safe keeping under giiarau. LINDLEY SMYTH, President A RVIS MASON, Trust Oiiicer. LILBTJRN STEEL, Secretary and Treasurer. DIRECTORS. Llndley Smyth, Clias.

II. Hutchinson, Clmrles Diitilh, George A. Wood, Williams. Vnus, Anthony J. Alltelo, Adoiph Rorie, Charles S.

Ijewis, AlexiuidiT iSiildie Henry Lewis, Joshua B. Lippincott, Jacob p. Jones. Henry M. Phillips.

ENTKNNIAL NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL $300,000 ICON. E. A. 110LL1NS II. M.

LUTZ, lreident. Cashier. DIRECTORS: K. A. Rollins.

Clarence TT. C'lnrk, UeorgeF. Tyler, Juhn I. Taylor, Charlea'K PhrIi. 3128 MARKET RTUKET.

Tills Rr.nk ia especially Intended for the accommodation of Merchant, Drover, Manufacturers and other business men of West I'liihulelphin, nnd until the early construction of Its new buildimc. tit the corner of THIK TY HKCOND nnd MARK KT Stnets, oreuines rooms di rect'v opnosita tlie Pasaeiig TtrUion of the Pennsyiva niu Railroad. gTOCK ORDERS, EITHEH FOR CASH OR ON MARGINS, CAREFULLY EXECUTED. DeHAVEN TOWNSEND, No. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET.

K. JAMISON BANKERS. N. W. corner THIRD and CHESTNUT Streets, PHILADELPHIA.

Oold, Stocks and Poinds bought nnd sold on commlwloa Particular sttentinn given to Investment Mecurtliea Drults issued on all parts of Europe. 11 ANDOLl'lI, lilCKLEY PIIILADEI.PHIA. NKW YORK, BANKERS AND BROKEltS, Buy and sell Stocks, Bonds and Gold on commission, and carry saino on margins. S. W.

corner of Till Riband WALNUT Streets. CHAULKS I). JAit.NKY A BANKKItS AND BKOKErtS, 114 South l'Hl III! Street We Buy and Sell GOV Kit NMKNT, STATE and CITY IANS. CITY WAKItAN'I'S, GOLD, SILVJin, FOll K1GN JCXCHANdK. s'llll'KS AND BONUS Bought and Sold on CuiutuisntuB in Philadelphia or else wberc.

COl.t.WTIONS MADE ON ANY POINT. litputoU rmeivnl. att'tldt lo rJwrJt tit MtplU. JAON Ell li IIOTH EHH BANKKIl AND BRUKKRfl, No. 110 HOUTIl Till UU ltKKT.

Rtockinndt Jold bixtxIitiiiidwldoncouunlMdon. PrftfU fur Ml eon ll pirt' of Kiirit.M, iViltection nuMle In nil IwrtiHtl tiie United Hint Order In NUrrknnnd Ikiudt iinmptly executed ia the PliUad 'lpliln iuid New York tonriR li HtiUTil TlllUn MTIIKKT. Oold and all tmuna of Uuvemment Securities bought mm) Writs. i rdr In stock and ml executed at Ui Phlludelptilni.nd New York llnnK I'iirtlotliir aiientlon nivrn Invwtment orders, Tnuo iKMr ntitl IsttutM B. TETliUSON A BANKERS, Ko.aOW)UTIt THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Praters In flovernnient.

State nnd City Twns, Other Kliablen.s uittw snitaine fur Invi ilinefit JOHN JJ. KTKVKNSON, NOTKHKOKLII, 4IH WAINUTBTKEKT, Buyssnd loans money on nobn, llfs In.urii due I111I4. ur.t. and j.uriU nil kill.lt Shipping LYDK'S ST F.AM LINES. AIIHANUKMENT I'K HAII.IMI DA VH, Through l.ilhut.i ihn rtl rules and is.lntM south snd Vel nnd and Fi.rlKs ION snd PltilVIDKNl WKIIMKH DAY 1'ler Wbarv al noun.

CHAItLI'XTONsvMy SATl'HDAY, from PicrH, as low I 'hfstuut string, nt ui.Uk HlrilMoND. and CITT IsrilMT swrjr TI'tXDA TIICItsDA and KATUIll.AY, at noun, fr.mi llr wlmrf aisive Market lr. WAHIII.MIIDN, Ii. and AI.KX ANDKIA ev.rr HATI'ltDA nt Bonn, from Pier 'J, tssuid wlnrf boln Mnrkiftstrert. KiillNKW MHtK.

i Imi t.s'inhln, vry TUEH DAY, TllUltsHAY ami HATI'llliAY. Insii'aiK'a al l.vt ml st WIIAKVKH. lir.l.AWAItK slid CIIKH VI'KAKK KI'EAMTnW. HoATtXiMI'ANY. ll.rK.l..lb.'vw i aii.IIUHIni.ir..

llsrnulMirrc 4a. Captain TlloM Ait Coalandi.tlrrnnshlsxlK lled. ntnrsa wptahsl, in WM. fl.YlirT tl.iwr:il nr all th Ilnm, Ha. JNlUI'll WIIAHVKst.

Pulh.Mlbia It KI18TAII LINK. AI'fOtNTKD TO CABKY TIIH BrlltAM AND UMTKIIXI ATE' MAIIA Ths Allalna st noifts tw flail IniH A MTWKKPl Vrnm Phllwh Iphin. From New Vnrk. rtEiKltl.AM.lf.sWm:III.AMVsr. Ill VAllk.KLA.1D, Apr Jl I KM I.WUIt I II ApiU lllVI AMTWKIII1 V't Phllart imiis.

I Ftr Ynrlt. VAiEIII.ANI.Mar.iH KrNltAVlMiril Ill KKKKItl.AMK siVI IV.KIH.A Ml fllD'Mttir PAsIR IMITMMKMH. FlrslCVna i.i 1 so.n4 KI w.i.tS'kt.lu a'l fnmi nil inuits al lb. k.mi twnriMS'o'iim'tliois I. nllrlse.

nnsnr. is.r tiMf', 'r rri.i.t nl miwr inn.rnis. Lun.aiM'ir i. it i'smt WAI.Nt'Trs MWt. W.

4'i l. York. VIIMIKII Itk KliiifW Atmt. Antwerp Cortl. OONEU CUMM1NOS, rval cln I.VtHnll COAL fMRI Um I nil msi.

Ho. J. 17 aorta bit.1 11 pni Ml. All Ordsrs by mall all ndvd to (aiUilull al with nlrh. vsr: rtf i.auoe.nut i tf UV aa mi snd WII.I.IAM IIKNllTVs1 twssal.

amritnARII Av.nn.smltri4 M. ISIMTII Mir H. Comber. AHI ANO hOFT WooliS A I.L kinds. 1'admnkrrv and fViarh Vsk.rV I imir.

Ivmnlli.Tltr, M.s l.KK. s. llt Wnrlb a ilUVIX iUi(clliinfi)n9. UANIiAl.lSKXOMSII KfMin FOU vtn. and INmitrr svs Smtlh thna RIHl Ih.

hmllh wnd n.n.Mli. air lft ssrt. imi, Ut VUIK IHf MiMs hlpl.i W. IL I III I tienrral As.nl. riVf CF.

NTKNNIAIi SHOW VV I ASKS. W.ln.a and Itt'MI FUlT t. H. nB'1. nrsl, siMrhfh, la iri and Krratb auk aa Is'torr.

I snd W. ILUHUYSall Vl ItTU Slrss notice. THE PHltADEtPJTTA AND HEAPING KA1L.HUA11 WJHl'A Hereby civ notice timt ON or BVPORB Um FIRST OF MAY NEXT They will open a Passenger Station In Fairmonnt FarK.upon the line of the Junction Kailroart, in clone firoxinnty to Memorial Hull at id other principal build of the CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, And that rcKular paasenKer and exoursion trains will tbereufter be run between the new station and the various points upon their several railway lines. The attention of citizens of Philadelphia looking for Summer Residences, and of strangers desiring to secure houses or lodging in the vicinity or Philadelphia during the period of the Exhibition, is called to the fact that, from nearly all places upon the roailroads of the Company within twenty or thirty miles of the city, passengers will be able to reach the Exhibition without change of care in as short a time as it will require to make the trip by horse cant from many points in the city. SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS WILL BE RUN FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF SCHOOLS, SO CTETIES OR OTHER ASSOCIATIONS.

For information apply toC.14. HANCOCK, General Ticket Agent, No. 5M7 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, and to the several Local Sn peri nt en tier its, or to the undersigned. JOHN E. WOOTTEN, General Superintendent, Reading, Pa.

FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OP THE FRANKLIN ilEFOHM ATOK IIOME. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18. Practical Addnwsei, ten minutes each, by gentlemen of Uie Home, and otbera. COLLECTION IN AID OF THE HOME. By kind permission, the Oirard College Cadets and Bund will be present ('2'l0 strong), for military drill, under Captain Ityan, together with ottier varied novel and interesting exercises.

rt ss, NOTICE. THE F.I ST Mortffase Bondholders of the Evnnsvltle, Henderson and Kftiliville Hailroad Company are requested to slim the Bondholders' agreement without delay. Duplicateswill be found, and can be surned, at the ottice of the Union Trust Company, New York; at theotiiceof M. HAiKD, No. 141(1 CHKSTNUT ftreet, and at tlie olllce or J.

F. BULLITT, Louisville, Ky. THOMAS IT. KUDLKY, THOMAS T. WIKK MAN, THOMAS nUTTEIt, Couimittei! ol Buiidholdera.

rrss. OFFICE OF EXCELSIOR BKICK AND 8TONK COMPANY; No. 300 WALNUT Street, Pinl.AnKi.rmA, March 4, 1 87(1. The Directum have this day declared a Dividend of FIVE PEU payable WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1S7II. Transfer BilMcs Will ho closed tit ttm orrTnesday, March 7, and be reopened on Monday, March 1'A.

W. D. OOME(iYS, Treasurer. rt OFFICE OF THE PENX LSi 6YLVANTA HAIt.ltOAD COMPANY, rmi ADKLl HiA, March 15, 187fl. The annual election, for ten Directors of this company will be held on TUESDAY Maroh 28, 1876, at the Ken eral" office of the company, No.

233 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, between Uie hours ot 10 o'clock A. M. and 0 o'clock P.M.: JOSEPH XEBLEY. Secretary. ACADEMY OF MUSIC i TIIUltSDAY EVKNING, March 123, 1670, HYl'HK HON.

BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER. BUBJEC1': "ST. PA THICK." Entire pnK eeds.for Uis Centennial Fountain Fund. Tickets 1 llty Cents. For sale by members of tlie Catholic 'total Abstinence Societies throughout tbe city.

ItMKTVMl t'e its at LT.NNINUUAM BON'S, i South TENTH KtreeL rrs, NOTICE. ANNUAL MEET. lug of the StockholderH fifths MOUNT KAHM COAL AND 01 of Wot iruinia, wlH be held at tlie olllce of the Company, No. IH N. FltONT on THUIt UA next, lUth at lit for the election ofotlicers.

CHAB. H. PPAIN, FRANCIS CONWAY, Secretary, President. a OFFICE OF MT. FARM COAL LV 5S iNr, OIL COMPANY.

Ofnce.18 N. FRONT Street. The Board ot Directors of the Mt. Farm Coal and Oil Company have declared dividend of two per pavalile to tlie Stock holders at the ottice of tlie Company on and a ter TIIUltSDAY, lllth inst. CHA8.

H. SPAIN, FMANCIS CONWAY, Secretary. President. rt OFFICE OF THE PENN Ls Si SYLVANIA FIUE 1NSUHANCE COMPANY, 510 WALNUT Strcft. Pllil.AoKi.PHiA.

March 0, 1870. The have this day declared a Dividend of FIVE DOLI.A Its perShare on tlie Stock of tlieCom pany, for the lost six Mouths, which will be paid to the Slock holders, or their legal reiirnsent. after tlie 10th Instant. WM. O.

CROW E1X. Secretory. rt to, WOMEN'S MEDICAL COL LEI IE OF PKN NHY AN lA. The Twentjr folirth Annual Commencement will be held at Hoiti cultural Hall, TIIUltSDAY, March Id, 187(1, ut 12 o'clock M. The Valedictory Afldress will bo delivered by Prof.

EM KLINE H. CLEVELAND, M. D. ItACIIAEL L. HODLEY, A.

Dean ol the Vacuity. rpsa. YOUNftMKN! THE MOODY LK 2 AND SANKKY YOUNO MEN'S PltAYF.lt will be held this week In the Nnsnreth I.I. E. Church.

THIUTEKNTH STKF.Kr.almve HACK, every evenini; (except Salurd iy), at 0 o'clock. Come and bring your friends. rr sa ELECTRO KILIX'ON ha received the award of the Amerlenn Institute us the t)wt article known lor clemihiB utMl poltHhhig wllverwnre and all Hu metals. Hold by druggist, jewelers. lKJii'1'urtiUhitiK an I xrvcvry yren.

fl saaM()XEY IOAX OFFICIO OF LK a.J. Met! A It It northeast corner KIITII mid NMXKstreetK Lllieral wish udvitnrpH iniide on I'iii mondM, Wntchen. Jewelry, Hllvorwarc, Dry Good, C'lutl Ing, furniture and all phhIn vitlue. rr. NEEDLES' OATEN (4ROATH.

clenn, swirt and sound, for Porridge. Soicl cheap at TWELFTH snd HACK, in lots to suit families. mortgages rpiUIST FUNDS. IN HUMS OF 5,000 to $50,000. to Uisn on niortenite.

It JONES. 7ii WALNUT Street WANTED AN 'KLDEULY WO man, aood cook, for a Seminar PitlNCIPAL, Times otllcv. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE want hoard In the country, from May 1 to Heptem ber 1, within eny acewol the city, ami where there are tew or im otiier Inmrdere. AddreHS I. 0.

Ilox WANTED VESSELS, TO SHIP ltntlmail Crufsf tles frtmi Itlchnmnd nnd vicinity to Philadelphia. Apply to JONKK. IlltO. tS CU, Nu South KLFTIt Mr.fl, ItHlimiiiid, Vs. Personal.

US. PARKS. SPIRITUAL ME HUM, 111MOIIEKN M. HHtttiGS dslly. ARS AND SALOON FIXTURES 4 specialty.

8. ltl'KT. M)I UX'tUT istrivt UICHARDSON'S PHOTOGRAPHS, from Hnely nflouchcd uogi.tlvrs. North KIKHTII strft US. AND FORKIOX I'AT NTS.

f'MAs. FiMt'Klt. Sollfltnr. oitlco. rVHi 7th Street.

WihiiiAoii, ll.Cse i.l fcir I'auiplilet on I'atenu VARNISIIINO, POLISIHXO AND HIIFtNISIItNlInf hanl woods eiecnted In tho best tMMUble uuuiuer al the sitortuHl null e. l. W. ftJI.EY.ftOl liCt'HT8treet. TF YOU WANT TinJUY OR SELL a lilacs of bushicM, call on DII.Ks, 41 Hoiilli BIXTIt street PENSION CLAIMS IN TIIH ints of sustieii.ie.l sji nu r.

waited hv Tlli'MAs Mi MICIIAKU li.h i mini Attorney, "07 HANiMlVI tre. Itt ont 2. first llvir. HOLDERS Mmle hy Knlirpri Mannftirtiirin Cr, th hrt and rhdifwsst In the innrkft, Kir wtle by 'J'radt'. ItYtlin in mir nioWimm unintMl.

OOKS HOUIiHT. All kltbla aaamlsat ImihI rd riita ma ARFtlU Will inll. Alv VKI1I, r. UT, ni a i ii (' niiti i ri rniii TCl ON fi rVT 1 1 Itooftr. Kn 71SJ ka siM MreH.

Tin, (travel, Ashnsns, MiraaiHl PIksK Slate Ifs.llnit. All klndnf hntlijr Itisils ri ia ml and wart silled, ontf by Mall rnitly altcmhfl lo. t.nntnr trade mirtt. A. A TEN TS A I IK rhsnre prellniln ry sarrh, snd no see rewilns! nntll N4tit ralhiwt nisi.tuU nst ttl.N.

llll" W.IH II' WAI.M'I NBH, Plula OeUbia.aiKlUiM sum. Washliutim. It. AT TH 1 1 CEN KN I A I. ROUN I).

IHIYI.K'M HhTAt)tA T. I AFK ami I'ltl VA1K IHMNII lllhlMH, IIKI MllNT Atsnua. below Elm, soil dirfs tly n.Mi.iiethetifMM Hotel, la mis opva Virgua stSi SleisS'riHl lararu. rioiin ip.ii i.k, rn'ivrieinr, ltH Oinllneiilf ineiilnl ll tel. JiiBurantt.

rpjIK PKNN MUTUAL I.IKE IN X. IIAMI'K tt.MCAMV IMIII.A tiKt.l IIIA, OH Ml t'HKFTNIr STHf KT. Ineorporsle.1 in It7. Arts, A I K.I. II UKr.

fiwldrat Tlie IVnn in sum (iy niuiu sl. lis eniir sMtnliis Is rs rim.tl In ru mem'M fs ry yHrt thiH slr.ua lli.n hi. stlTsn nt the lowi 4 rale. All of as ptHie.rs BSMHb. (WlnMe Sir tllHr rnliH KNlniWM HiH.KtrX PSKt'Stn tT MPs? R.TIH Aseata nml I'anyanvra WiMitnl, witS Sfbom libsnil rH vr TIIK PENNSYLVANIA KIRK IN fifRAMIK ITlJII'ANY.

IHtXJUPOHATKI) ISJA lMARTKIt rKltPsTTVAb Xa I0 WALMtTKt, opp, lmtependenc SWtira Thin tv.mnsny, IbTnrsMT nn la IMS emnmnnltir (h airrr an, ymr rNiilnwsi la Insuris nmln4 Un ot tUin a by n'r lnlilr I'rlvalr Itwiianio. eitnr perma ntlr Sr limits tints. Ali. ihi liirtill.in. stocks 4 Uwda anal Menkassl tenrraily sa liberal Unto DllifcClwlw Inhn nersmts, IsnnM Hartdnrai.lK, TsMMins Ibssns 1 fMr Hnsllivrna, J.

lllllnilisni llnry lsH, mm simMb. Jr, raaalla A. CMntf. TblMBM Wtl.l.lAM tl. rMlWM.K rHr.

Ulnmbtng. jlu'mVunw, i a ittTni i and sirtu univo, i rw.1 umiM perftsi ne. sVstasbfm ivinr ho Um, real an lbs hnqvef kmss CkS pAl I A II A III, I MM Misarr ratset CKIN MhKASKM. IIW J. N.

J. Ik IHilir siaM rsa wniilb al ail hmn, i.lnn. Ilf i. M. II at WXS'Sllt'rl.

ftr. Itf.l It air rsw Isl prsrifc In liibialluniHaL ami a nssilvf nf yesrs in net mil Jbes'senVp DR. DIHI'KNH A II In tht tiim'i. In. I'tniln ttt nnrfP; HlW ft.

Mh4, lto Hinctr, oot, Ct. All KAT IMPROVKMKNT IN fnnr I np Pmw.mii H''iei ftm lihn sl l. Ml se Sa 4: A I't MiS en lhMnern. rt', RrYStlg rjltrABI.K InV lH IV IM KscMJia liar A canary WnX tne latest' London novelty. The New York chess toarnament begins on Monday.

Britain has 30,000,000 worth of iron clads on the stocks. The New York Sun has sold 191,000 copies of one day's issue. Mr. Gladstone is said to be the greatest tree chopper in England. The property of Erie is set down in round numbers at It is estimated that 187 little hatchets (G.

are on their way to the Centennial. In the official schedule of Daniel Drew's assets there is this item: Cash on hand none. David Jacks, of Monterey, netted $37,500 on 10,000 acres planted in wheat last year. The Boston Herald claims that it has the largest circulation of any paper in tlie country 147,000. Franklin (Ky.) Patriot: "Mrs.

Belknap has got the biggest 'pull back' of any woman ju America." The American running horses now in England are not much "thought of" by the sportiag men of that country. As Belknap fell by the arts of a woman it isn't supposed that he will employ Eve arts for his counsel. Boston Pout. A model of the Bremerhaven dynamite box is oa exhibition in New York. It is called "The Thomas Hell Machine." Verdi says he wiil not conduct a series of concerts in Philadelphia this year.

The oiler of francs, he says, is beneath his dignity. Chicago is making a laudable effort to retrieve its reputation in the divorce line. Last year there were only 285 decrees granted, wliile 5,004 marriage licences were granted. The tobacco crop in Cuba is said to be a failure this year, but news is nut. necessarily alarming to smokers of Keina Victorias.

Lancaster county promises the usual crop. Urial Finn, whoever he may be, predicts the world's destruction this year, in yesterday's Saw York Herald. There will be no postponement on account of the Ceuteunial Exhibition. Joseph of Williamsport, wns l6i years old on the 8th inst. He is not coioiug to the Centennial on foot, but proposes to take a Pullman palace car if his neighbors will subscribe the funds.

A Paris letter says: "The last vagary iri evening costumes for ladies is a return to classic styles. The dresses are worn attached to a clasp at the shoulder, leaving the arms bare and the bosom recklessly decoltUe." Mrs. John Ream, Concmatigh township, Cambria county, gave birth to triplets two sons and a daughter on the 7th inst. At last accounts mother and chiMreu were doing well. Three reams to the bundle is extra good measure.

Miners' Journal. A posthumous five act trngedy by Bulwer has beu discovered by the editor of his posthumous papers. A London manager who has seen the piece is cbarmed with it and wishes to pro duce it. The scene is laid in Athens. It is written in heroic metre and is highly poetic in treatment.

A grand polo match has been arranged by the Union Club of Berlin. It is to come off oh the 23d, 25th and 27th of May, under the patronage of Emperor William and the Crown Prince and Princess, and will be played outside the Brandenburg Gate, by officers of the English Life Guards and gentlemen' of the International Gun and Polo Club. Grace Greenwood, writing from Paris, says Schneider is fair, i'at and forty something, retaining very little of the beauty of her blooming, joyous, audacious youth. Of grace of figure or action little now "remains she is undeniably coarse, but there is still a strange sort of magnetism about the woman in herrich, strong vitality, her abandon, her abounding, perennial jollity. BEFORE THE LAW.

Dolnes In the Common rieas and Quarter Sessions. Before Judge Allison, yesterday, in the Court of Common Pleas, Michael Garvcy vs. The Honey Brook Coal an action to recover freight for boating coal to this city, is on trial. Before Judge Pcirce, Cassidy Bait, to use, vs. Timothy Byrnes, a set.

fa. to review a judgment, is on trial. Before Judge Pratt, in the Quarter Sessions, Alfred D. Patterson, who pleaded guilty last week to having set up a lottery, was yesterday sentenced to an imprisonment of six mouths. John Eriel was convicted of an aggravated assault and battery on his sister.

Mary Gosby, in having knocked her down and kicked her in the eye. Sentenced to seven months. Mary Ann Huddcn, colored, was acquitted of abducting a little colored girl named Louisa Gatz. The child had been iu the custody of the defendant and its present custodian, Surah Gardsden and they each set up a claim to ii, the mother being dead. The Judge admonished the defendant not to take the child again by force, as a law provided a way to settle their claims.

Thomas Mann, who was arrested when going into "Doggy" Dougherty's den with a set of bnrglnr's tools, was acquitted of the charge of conspiring to commit a lelony. ueorge L. siacKiev was acquitted of having obtained SJUOO worth of furs from Benjamin Israel by false pretences. Before Judge Biddlo, Michael Bushcll was convicted of aggravated assault and battery nwn William J. Harrison.

Sentenced to six months. George B. Costa, a clothing house barker," was convicted of assault and battery ujioii a Mr. Mac Govern. James Gallnchcr was convicted of the charge of having entered a dwelling at Selfridge and Bniuliridge streets one night during the absence of its occupants, and stolen therefrom a Juantitv of silver ware.

Sentenced to two years, ford Nowlcs was convicted of the charge of having sold liquor to an intcmiierate person. Andrew Kane, a young man, was put on trial, charged with having attempted to commit a felonious nssnnll nnd battery upon a young woman, named Sarah Marlines. The case wan not concluded. TICKED VP TIIK POLICK. Leaves from the l'ullee Magistrates' Dockets, When Charles Wilson attempted to pick Officer I'uwnV pocket, at 70! Market street, yes tcrdny, that official smiled as guilelessly as a Celestial babe; but when Charles tried to rob another bystander lie was ouiiced iion and shortly i'terwurd, at the Central, held in Ijwiio bail.

Harry Franks, charged with robbinir James P. Wotaon, nf North Tenth Street, of gold wutch and chain, was yesterday held to answer at court. John Griffin, unprejudiced towards his colored brother, Nxirded for a time at the African caravansary of Einorv llcriwii, Pine street. On Holiday last be abruptly departed with William owl's vest ami watch. Yelerdy Unison mut him in the Court House, accused liiin of the tlielt, and when he ran pursued him for several squares and Anally (ansii! him.

Alderman Carpenter held John in fsj bail. August rkdiroder, of 154 West Huntingdon street, charged with stabbing Gcorgo Myer, of 317 llsmnrd street, in the shoulder, about a month since, was yesterday at the Central held intl.lHK) bail to answer. The quarrel was in consequence of thirty five cents due Myers, and which rtchrodcr would not puy, Th wounded mail was confined iu the Episcopal Hospital for three weeks. At Fourth anil Chestnut streets yesterday Kirhnrd Moffat, of 1033 Cherry street, who was driving a wairon, maliciously ran over and demolished a whccllmrmw, the motive power of which was Joseph Jolly, a lad In one Ilillinaa's employ, at (Wo Arch street The uny barely escaped a similar fate. GOO bail to answer.

Ham McNollry, a domestic, at the Irvine; House, Walnut street, above Ninth, was cut in the throat and slightly Injured by her husband on Monday night. Harnh Matthews on Monday night fired a pitcher at the tar maid In the saloon North hi i th street. The damsel indiscreetly dodgod, nd 300 mirror was demolished, tfarnli was be Id to answer. A Distressing Salrlde. A suicide eeenrred at 182f Pine street on Frl day afternoon, hut the facts did not leak nt until yetenlay, Mise Emma Norris Smith, daughter of the late Milton Hoilth, for several months past had en hi hited signs of mental depression.

At lueh times she frequently expressed a desire to qnit this world, hut no attention was paid to her remark. Her brother drove out to the Park oa Krldny afternoon with his family, aad left Misa Km I ill at home. When the family retnrned, one of the children happened In pass the bath room, nd there he found the unfortunate woman lying pna the floor, with a pistol lusher hand. An ex minnlion showed that she had attempted tosbnnt herself In the henrt, bnt the hall had glanced oft. Her Injuries were, however, sufficient to cause her death on fslnnlay.

A private Inquest was hld by Coroner Uoddard, and a tcrdict rendered suicide while temporarily insane. The tewing Machine Monopoly, Te the fans sf Taa Tismi la yoor supmnrs of poluiraleormritloin, party fines aad combine lions, yon are evidently familiar With every step ynn tread but in four comment poll the Hewing Machine Mont poly," as yon re pleased to call one of the res lest of the in nslrke of this country, yt.n have fallen Into rrave errors nflndeineot and of fset. Vos) stale, In an Aneilrd lre dii itrhfmm lVahingim, that "within one year the lat of the pafnts npnfl sewine meehlm Will etpire," and. arffnine; frees this falsi premise, yow that "prices mut tlol (Estate. OR SALE OR TO RENT.

NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSES, NORTH SIDE ST. JAMES' PLACE, First street sooth of Walnut, Twenty second to Twenty third streets. Apply to C. H. H.

P. MCTRHEID. fOIIN G. DIVINE, 1 REAL, ESTATE OEFICE. 711 HANSOM STREET, QRAMER, REAL ESTATE AGENT, SIS WALNUT Street JOHN L.

COOPER, REAL ESTATE, 517 LOCUST Street City and country properties bought, sold.rented or taken in charge; collections made and promptly remitted. Best city references iriven. Jor Bent. FOR RENT, TO RESPECTABLE parties, several elegantly furnished houses, with first class improvements; nesirable locations. 1IKLA HA RIUNGTON, 150 South FOURTH St TO REN FURNISHED, A LARGE four story dwelling, Arcli street, above Twentieth; alao, one on Spruce, above Broad street, to private families only; at 921 Arch street, an elegant store, well lighted, suitable for any business.

Apply at office of RUSSELL N. HELEN, 3JU WALNUT Street, FOR RENT. STORES Nos. 14 and 18 South SEVENTH Street, with large cellar and rooms above. And, FIVE STORY BUILDING IN THE REAR, All well lljjbted and heated by steam.

Apply to THOMAS ROBB, No. 8 North FIFTH Street 1 Sox Sale. EST PHILADELPHIA HOUSES for sale and rent W. WEIR. 3'J38 CHESTNUT.

OR SALE AND EXCHANGE Farms, CountR Seats, Mills and Building Lots. LUKKNS, lia South FOURTH Street. WANTED Ai PURCHASER FOR a cheap bnt elegant modern residence, handsomely located at NORUISTONVN. LUKENS, lia South FOURTH Street CHESTNUT NO. 920, BROWN S'TONB FRONT; through to HANSOM Street FRED.

SYLVESTER. aOa S. SIXTH Street f4. WASHINGTON POWELL, CON vcynnoer and Real Estute Broker, TENTH and SOUTH streets. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, MAR BLK TERRACE HOTEL, a corner THIRTY THIRD and CHESTNUT Streets.

The most desirnhle proiierty In West Philadelphia. 11. M. HESS, 7t)S WALNUT Street. ARGAIN.

WEST PHILADEL PHIA. No. MM South FORTY SECOND Street Hnudiiome Stone Residf nee; Mansard roof, side yard, deep lot with plenty room for a Hbtble; hest location and neighborhood south of Market f.treet. Only cash r( iluire(L D. M.

11 ESS, 70 WALNUT Street FOR SALE OR TO LET A LARGE wharf, wllh all the necessary fixities; suitable for coal, lime, amid, stone and lumber; Iihh a front of over a 1 ,000 fwt on Mill creek; or a nurt Ut let. Apply to G. VV. MONTGOMERY, FORTY FIFTH (inil DAUBY ltoad. A RARE CHANCE.

FOR HALE C'll KAP Fourteen cweUinjrs, with stores; ftl), twelve Kneii stone private dweiliiiKon Girard avenue, Irctwwn Ttiiity uinth and Fort nt twts, snnui side opjKJslte to tlip t'ontenniul bnilJIiirs.unrt fuur dwelling with stores, on Fortv firsttrt. Apply to J. H. SprniK linn I en street, or Jtf'aM ii.rwti ave. "lORSALK THEELEGANTMAN JL sloii and flrounrts of Mr.

A. L. Ashmead, situat on Limekiln Pike nnd nine Ktrmtt, German town. Fourteen Acres; well shaded. Fine laive ganlen.tft?.

WHliing 10 minute' drive of main depot, (Jhelton avenue. Hoime nten every day for visitors, byC. H. fe 31. P.

MITIKH KIJ, NO. 20ft H. HIXT1I Street. cgnl Notices. TN THE COURT OF COMMON A PI.KAS FOH TIIK COUNTY OF PIIILAliKI PlIIA, No.

4. IIAUKY C. HAKPUK H. al. vs.

KI WAKOT.COLLINS. No. March Terra, 1875. M. The Auditor appointed by the Court to distribute the fund arinlntr from tlieHhenlfs Hale under sundry writs of levari im ias ted on the above claim, of ttic iOHow inp wit: All (but certain three story brick dwelling houne and lot of ground ilu ite en the northwest Hide of Anib street, eomineneliis al the distance nf 7ft feet 3 inches nortbet of Adatn.itr"et, containing in iron ton Amber street 15 leet and extending Iu tleuili GO feet 7 inches to a four feet wide alley.

AIho, all that tUrOs tory brick dwelling bouse and tot ofgrotinil situate un the nortbwest side ot Amber street, at the disttne of W'llo 't inches northeast of containing in front leet and in depth 00 feet 7 inebeH. Also, all that threestory brick dwelling hnuw and lot of Krouitd sliurite on tbe northwest WHc.f A nibr street, coiiiiiicncinu at the distant nf r0 IWt3 iitchen nortbeiiNi or Ailainn ttreet, containing in front 15 I'ect and in depth (tO feet 7 inche. Andalsi. all tliat certain three story brick dwell I ni? house and lot or nujnd situate on the northwest side of Ambvr street, coinmeiieing at the distance of feel 3 inches northi at of Aihims street, containing in irout 15 li et and in depth VA feet 7 Inchon. Will met Ibe parties interestel, for the purpose jf his aiinointmeut, oit WKIN KsiJA March i'i, 1k7, at tVchH P.

M. at tiiaotllce, 1 IH South SIXTH Street, in the City of PI adeiphla, whn and where all partie Iulist4il are reituestsed to prove their claims or be dw barred from conn ok In up the said mnd. TIlKOlAHtK F. JKNK1N8, Auditor. JJOTICE IIS EQUITY WIIsUAM O.

FAROO and WILLIAM O. MUOKHKAU THK OIL CHKKK AND AL I.KGItKN K1VKU KAIU a itixt PA MV In tlie Court of Common Plena of Craw lord County. No. ft, August Term. 1K7I.

in Jyulty. Ki.tirvi.i henhvulven that the lor duly aifHiliitu Heceiver, etc, In the aiHive entitled! action. dil, on Uie Vd day of March, Im7, tllu in Uieoltice of the lkrotbonotary of txid Court, at Mead villi, in tuikl countv, his final acrtnint ai such Hieelver, andthat on the Otb day of Marrli, U7l. WILLIAM It. HOiTT, na Iy the order ami decree of said Court, duly appointed rater to examine and report Ukii sanl anMiiil.

ami dMnbtite the funda In the hands of the undersigned a auch ltwlver. And notice u's hereby ftirther given, that on the day of April, 1H70, at lOo'rlnrk A. M.of tlmt dy, or aa smiti Um1 realtor as counsel can hi heard, the mi ler rlgited will move the said Court for an order or decree directing hhn to deliver the iriMrty that came to hi hnnda by virtue of tbe apisdutmeut aforesaid to the 1'iiunvilie and flu (la I Itaiiway OniipHiiy, tho pureltaner thereof, that he distribute ti IuimS now in his liaii'K as sneh Hcf iver, to the part lea found to been tith thereto, and thut be be Uieroupuu dlaciiargvd troin tuvUutiva ol the trust DAVID McCAKGO, Receiver. M. CIIOHHY.Hcitnr.

OTJCE JNEtiUITY. WII.I.IAM II. FAIKIOantt WILLIAM MOU1I IIKAU THK OH. AM1 AI.I.KUHKN UIVKK IIAII.WAV IflMI'ANV. In Ilis Court of Common iiiwii of Crswlurtl Omnly.

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I). Ko. 7l. I lo KM, In JOHN Mil. I.KK and MHilAKI.

MAUKK In Imit In snur. rrrlnln tM.nrtn t'fiiniuMty 1.1 nn aaitnllit ti.4 .11 nl whliiilKin.lssn 1r.1l ar. all. ui bsv.lKi' a pi'rt, now Is hirs'ijr ull win an.l sr.iis or tln lr hal nil t'e I In Mi. ism.l.

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Ih'a. al lu 'r4n. a. lor His Irl.i of rrrtn a nffulnH 1 twkmn nHr rhnt.ilis.. Iminrtisl In I l.nHh, slmal.

lo.porirl In siwnr mams I plrsvnf BUS. Import! In sn.r Imllnus; A jrnr of vMvf. Im.rt.il in sisntn Iniio. lor ius In lh III. flirt sa.lnst III.

stnuv II. nptsr nl th. I 'ourt, II A III. M. I.SKUN,I Vrk li (uintll.H.

KWATKOK SUSANNAH (JAM MA Itl.r'., nWrwrL tltrYs li rirn.nl.ry iiisin the will of snsl wl hat lta Imni mnlr.l to th. unrl.r slcnW. a.1 s'rm. tn.rrla.t ara uollttisl In nmk. my ni.ot sn.l lln hsvinx rlalnis to pcrMil tli.ai 19 MUBANKAIKt.

YKllKM. lir loh.r Ailnrnor, Kwri'll M. fll.K, wai.m't wrrvt, rinio.Mpiils. AK ilON Kl RsTATK II I.I Jl K. M'SIp.

Is h.rhy RlTMl thai JDII 1,1 hms.l.Bn a ijrnmmtt ar Ui. psMo nt of rTMhtorstn In. aiHlrslsmM, All twns.a. ImMHrl In tltswlil raasn mrr li m.Sf ii.rm.iit, aaalmi to arsornt th I'KIMI MKMIV, A irnf, IMJ Or his altornor, K. JI.NK l.vs.

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all t.r.n intlHaM tnihssalrl mIi. nrs nsf.Hlrrl to Sisks nnrm.ot, sihI tbuss having ctolttw to M.nl ths aaois lliivttl nm In Uiss rr (rMiri, AAmlnWrstrls, n. K. fs.ruvf 'ltuM sn I VIMK KH is, hiii ssmia Kir ni sW. TX'f iTflinif WTH A K.I.

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hAVl pa.a HrffH, 'il Pnnt ntH III 'Hi DA IMih day of Marh. at n'l Mwa to mp whth a pfnWrn of fftr4iinnff stfl hathri4 ahail artt la ssall nt thm I'H in lhMn ftnm hhn, fmraiiani t9 tpvffppsnih vsw tipn nf th aies9Hlmpti tbe bank Iwpt a1 in r. rwl June 'it, l7. I fcrmi oP AbMllfiTATToN" I i sps tl.mtsl.nf WASHISliinl l. siwrnt i.

h.rio. fc.n frsatl lotha ail Iirm. In Ih. isSI t.t. ar rwpKIM II ink.

and llw hs.lns ri.lm. to pr s.nl IS ml" I Hit Hits IIIIC All. rl.n.ni.ul..r, 1 IIIHT KSl nl his ltutn.7, TIIUMASJ, VUUltMWAklitriNial, The City Wants not Thirty bat Fifty Dollars Per Car. In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, before Judges Hare and Mitchell, the case stated between The City and the Union Passenger Railway Conipanv was argued by Mr. Wilson for the city aud Messrs.

Sellers anil F. C. I'rew ter for the company. The statement sets forth that au ordinance of Councils, passed April 1, 1850, provided that the differeut passenger railway companies of the city should pay to the Chief Commissioner of Highways, in the month of January of each year, for the use of the city, 30 for each car intended to be run upon any road; that the act of Assembly of April, 1864, incorporating this company, subjected it to theor dinahoesof the city regulating the runningol passenger railway ears, aud also provided that in addition to the tax of six per cent, upon the dividends exceeding six per cent, per annum on the par value of the capital stock, it shall pay such license for each car run as is now paid by other passenger railway companies iii Philadelphia;" a subsequent roruinance, 'January 2, 18o7, increased the license to fifty dollars upon each car run by the respective 'companies that in each year previous to the year 1875 the defendants paid to the said plaintiff the sum of fifty dollars for each of the cars: run liy them during said year, and that the defeudauts, id the. month of January, 187., did run seventy nine ears on their road, and admit their liability to pay to the plaintiff for each car the sum of thirty "dollars, and no more.

The disputed point was whether the phrase in the statute of 1804 incorporating this company, "And the said company shall also pay such license for each oar run by said company as is now paid by other passenger railway companies in the city of Philadelphia," was not binding upon the city, aud whether it did not prohibit the demand for a license fee greater than thirty dollars, the amount paid at that time by all the companies. The matter was held under advisement. Officers Who Made a Grievous Mistake. Officers Robert Callahan and Issac Moore, of tlie Seventeenth police district, were charged yesterday before Alderman Dougherty, the former with assault and battery and his brother blue coated guardian with perjury. James Smith, residing at Eighth anil Bainbriilge streets, testified that on March 7 he was arrested by Oiiicer Callahan and taken to the station house, the policeman using him rather roughly.

He was then charged before Magistrate Bonsall with being a vagrant, Oiiicer Moore testifying that Smith had been ont of employment for eighteen months and was living in the streets. The magistrate, however, discharged him from custody. At the hear yesterday Smith stated that lie Had been constantly employed during the time referred to by Moore. The officers were fcach held in SJUOObail to answer at court. The Gas and the 1'nlillc litiildiugs Commission Hotli Put Ont.

Before the Public Buildings Commission had fairly got to' work at their regular meeting last evening, the gas, which had been threatening a motion to adjourn for some time, suddenly withdrew its presence altogether, aud the commissioners, struggling with each ether's hats aud overcoats as best they could, separated for another week. FINANCIAL. Stocks Opened Well, but Broke on the An noiinceineiit of a New York Hank Failure, Afterwards Recovering ami Closing Steady Governments and Gold a Fraction Lower, Stocks opened well yesterday, with every prospect of a fair business at or above previous figures. Hut the announcement of the failure of the National Hunk of the. State of New York, a memlwr of the Clearing House, carried down all before It both here aud on Wall street Such suspensions have an effect beyond their Immediate surroundings In the shock they give to confidence and In the paralysing of what otherwise might be a buoyant market.

Signs of recovery, however, soon manifested themselves hi a more marked degree la New York than here, snd business closed with a steady fccling. Neither this failure nor that of Daniel Drew possesses any significance as regards operations. In tlie latter cose Mr. Drew had long since retired from the street, aud In the former the failure was brought shout by overadvances upon warehouse receipts. City (Is, new, ruled between 103 aud The business In company bonds was a light one, the attention of operators being diverted to tlio speculative stocks, Tlie aggregate reached was only 93.1,100, made up hi part of li.dIKi Cincinnati snd St Louis 7s at 85; fo.OOO Philadelphia and Erie 7s at to $.

Kmplro Transportation 8s at 11)2 1.1X10 Iz high Valley consolidated mortgage)! at lol: North Pennsylvania general mortgage, coupon 7s at IM'j and $1,000 Honey Ilrook Coal 7s at 05. shares Pennsylvania were offered and taken, opening at 57, touchlnn 67 Hi. falling o.T to 60', and closing at that figure, lower. Heading, represented by'i. loU shares, opened at 51, roreto 61.1:10, but dropped In the Reneml ineleo and closed at weaker.

Hestonvillo, with shares, followed suit; 37 was the first figure named for It, 87V the highest and iii the lowest, but it closed at atl 'v Ht off. 1,1 IK) shares Oil Creek Were taken at a decline of American buttonhole closed sternly at '21 Camlirla Iron Company at 17; lo'hh'h Navigation at liOVa, with but four shares sold; Huh and Slxili Streets l'ussoncer Kiillmadat 7S, and Schoyl kill Narlcntinn, preferred, atlASt 1'hiladclphla and 1. he opened at 'J 1 ami closed without change. I'lrv Awoclsilon was again bikcii at iliii). Northern Ceiitnil fell nlf ocnlug at IIISV and closing at b.

HO; Central from United Companies of New Jersey, to 1 l'J. nnd Mpnieeand Pine Ktreets Passenger Hallway lto fiOVs Kor North Itnnsyl vanla t4 to 5I4. b. :10, was rvallieL IiIkIi Valley rose to Manufacturers' National llnnk brought atlV Mechanics' ditto, 'JH; Mule Hehuylklll, 51; Morris, preferred, 1 11); Mlnehill, t4, and Camden and Atlluiitlc, 5'J. The Comptroller of the Currenry has called upon the national banks for a statement of their condition at Hie close of business on Kri'lsy, the 10th inst.

The real tounage of the I'hlla klphl and heading Railroad Coniiaiiy for Ilia wevk ending on the I llh Instant was '21 ,007.00 Ions, and tor the season 7ol, DUHOUtons. This loud Is lanrer Ihsn that for the corresponding iieriod in 1875 by 100.005 00 tons Messrs. M. Thomas A Hons had a light mlc of stocks and loans at the riillsdolphla Kxehsugv yesterday, ol which we note tho following: 100 shares PcnuUss Coal Company at AO rent per sliarei 40 shares Third National Hank at 9 1 17 'J5 ao shares West Kud I'ss senger Hallway at I'il 100 shares Houthern Transportation Company at 'iM 25 shares I'enn National Dank at 70 J5. and 7.0'HI Denver and Klo (iraiids hallway bonds at 70 percent.

UoveriiUH'Ut bonils are suughl after, but holders respond sparingly to the demand. HuoUUous generally were a shsdc loner, but the decline was not proportionate to Uial of the fold premiums. The Us of iHsil and the ImiM Amis were held without rhsnge. lhe new lH05e advanced Ibe new 5a fell oO and all Hie others Oold ruled strong during lhe earlier portion of the day, but at the close participated In the general break down. It 0iened at 1 1 I fturtuated between lUi and 1 1 1 at one lime louebed lid, but closed finally at 1 1 IV a decline of The money Market prawn is no novel features.

7 here was more then sn ordinary aeuvlty noticeable In loans ys snrdsy, bat nothing like a Bremire. long as there no movement sufficient In extent to exhaust Ibe superabundant supply ot currency on hand rates cannot but remain In their present condition of chronic ease. We still quote loans en call altlo apereeuL, aadonuiae at u7. Thellm Itrd quantity of bnslnoe patm made readily taken whencrMlts are eatlffaetory at 0 to 7 per cent, discount. V.

HONM AND KiKKKiM I XCIIAKiiR. QuotatlMis by I'. M. Prtussna A HP a. Third Street Ar.L V.n.m.

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