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T.v THE TIMES PHILADELPHIA. THURSDAY MORNINGS APRIL 6. 187(5 AFTER BOARDS. caal Notices. Clotljing.

mttscntcnta. IIARBESOiTS TROUBLES. defense alleged that the value of the route proved to be much less than wasttprcseated: on trial. liefore Judge Eleock, (Jrafl vs. rinynes Miller before reported: verdict for defendants.

Samuel Owens vs. James JleManis. an action to recover the value ot a horse and wagon soid to defendant: verdict for plaintiff, $114. Siarraret fahill vs James llaydeu, an action to recover forii'ujiclrv work; verdict for plaintiff, SS9K4. Joseph C.

Todd 'St Co. vs. The State Insurance Company of Missouri, an action upon a policy of insurance to recover for loss by the bunr.nsof plaintiffs cord and twine factory at 1'aterson, New Jersey. The policy contained a coudition that the insured should give notice of all incumbrances upon tlie propertv. There existed against this property a mortgage of 63.000.

which was not disclosed to tlie company. Upon this ground judgment of non suit was entered "against plaintiffs. Loughery Oillen vs A. C. Smith au action uikju a contract for tin work to be done by defendants upon houses in 'itzwiUer street, above Twenty second; on trial.

In the Court of Quarter 'Sessions, before Judge Milc iiell. George Walker pleaded guilty tp assault and battery upon a wivate watchman named Peter Kodgers. Sentenced to thirty days George Kussell. otilcrwieViJialn liradly wasuouvicted of assault and battery upon the sanie prosecutor at the same time. Sentenced to ten luys, to take effect from dnleof commitment.

Thomas Connelly was deemed guilty ot the theft or thirlv tive varus of flannel from the front ol a store. Sentenced to the Eastern Penitentiary lor eighteen months. Peter and James Finnegau were acquitted of having committed an assault and battery upon James Itiley. John Heller, a lad, was adjudged guiltv or the larceny of six brooms from the front of aslo'e. (Sent to the House of keliige.

liefore Judge Allison. JSenjamin Wallers was ac quiucdof assault and battery upon William Spooner, and the latter was ordered to pay the costs. Friti Diclil was aequiUedof assault and battery upon Daniel Ulrich. The fatter was commuted for contempt tor appearing on the stand in a state of intoxication, but was afterwards discharged with a warning. Ueorge ltice was convicted of having committed an assault and battery upon William Stevenson.

DIED. ALLSN JANE 1 8 years. Cora! and Sergeant streets. ALLEN, J. K.

65 years, 175 Mechanic street. BEIRN. W. 81 years. Tenth and Saaaoni streets.

BISHOP, JOEL 70 veare. Darby. Pa. BOGLE. JAMES 37 vears, Manavnnk.

Pa. BRA ELL. E. 31. 20 years.

50 Kicbmond street. CASSIDV. MRS. C. 4H years, 10 Federal street.

CHEf Eft, LEWI3 01 vears. 1 13 Vine street. CLAPIER, W. H. 27 vears.

1420 North Sixth st. a ER, J. H. 22 vears. 1 80 Jones street.

COTTON, W. E. 30 'years, 131 3 North 22d street. CHOKER, JANE 65 years, 1335 Catharine street. CUYLElt.

On Wednesday morniug, April 5wTheo dore Ci In the 57th year of his age. Friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from the Second Presbyterian Church, Walnut and Twentv Sr.rl. on Friday, at 3 o'clock precisely. DITTCS. MARY 4 vears, 1 146 lx on street.

ERA LEY. M. 35 years. Camden, N. 1.

FREIL. WILLIAM 1 vears. 180 Cedar street. CiARVIN, ROSE 5 vears, 1353 Hancock street HANCOCK, IL E. u'2 vears, 1803 Hancock street.

HUMES, C. R. 25 years, 10O6 Beach street. HUNTER, W. T.

11 years, 202 Kelton street. KELLY, SUSAN 40 vears. 720 Plover street. KRAMAR, M. 41 years, 2007 Winter street.

LAFERTY, MRS. L. 37 years, 2009 Reeves street. MACKNET. S.

W', 52 years, S03 Oreeu street. MILLER, ROBERT 0 years, 168 Church street. MILLER, BARBARA 79 vears, 1414 S. Second ot. MOORE, M.

T. 25 vears, 213 N. Fortieth street. MURRAY. ANNIE 33 years.

072 N. Second street. PALMER. J. 67 years.

229 N. Sixth street. RUSH. S. Y.

24 years, 3715 Walnut street. SIDDONS. E. 17 years, 1300 Castle avenue. SMITH.

On (he 2d fust, Mary V. widow Of the late James M. Smith. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tho funeral, on Thursday morning, at 8 o'clock, from her late residence, Darby road and Fortv sixth street. STEVENSON, MRS.

66 years. 812 E. Adams st. STOCKTON. On Wednesday, the 5th instant, at his residence.

Princeton, New Jersey, Richard Stockton, iu Hie 53d yoar ol his age. THORN R. 30 vears. 830 N. Eighth street WARNER.

ISAAC 88 vears, Horsham, Pa. WATTS. On April 4, llejixy eldest son of Henry M. Watts, of Uiis city. His relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, 1200 South Broad street, at 2 P.

M. Thursday, 6th instant. SOOO.e. 15 200 do blolots 15 100 do IS 200 Pa. 6V 50 Pa.

0() 1O0 do b30 57 100 do bOO 57 100 do MMJwn nni uo S30WH H'v 10O do MiOwn soi 13O0 Read.lc.,...Jis 47 2o00 Al. V. 7 3 1 Os. 35 do Us 48 100 do j20wo 47 100 do sOOwn 47 200 do COO Kel.iDel.ad ui b3 9 10Lh.Nav.Sk 5( 100 do bOO 47' 100 do 500 do bSlots 47 1000 K. 7s 500 do iSiimlts 4 conn 10(Vi 100 do b3 47! 100 do sUOwn 47i lOO do 1 60 47i 113 do lots 47; 100 do iut 47 100 do sOOwn 47 8(1 Median.

Bk.lls 28 100 1. C. N. A.b30 47l 1500 City Os, 100 Heat. 37 100 do slO 37 1O0 do 37 100 do 37J4 12 Frank, 74 300 Phil.

E. A "it lots 205 100 do 47 CI OSINa QUOTATIONS. Hid. Cirv 6s.new.108i4i 108 'Lehigh Bid. Aekrd.

49 49 Cafawissa n.p 42 43 (ierint'n It 83 Lehigh V. 01 Nor. Cent. 30 Nor. Penn R.

52 Oil Creek 14 Penna. 50 I'hila. Erie. 20 Reading 47 V. Cos.

ol' N. J. 137 IIunt.iHd.Tp. 5 11. P.d.T.

pt. 10 JUi Let unsettled. 2 iCr'n 64 CO 37 Ulesionv. 37 37 l'niia cuv r.KKio 15 iThir. 45 6('Lom.

4 South 31 20 Phil 44 47 Am. tnhole. 22 22 iCeut. Trans 46 47 In. Co.

N. A. 47 47 12 lExcel. 12 I WALL STREET NOTES. F.

K. Lock wood Company's Circular. New Yonk, April 5. As generally expected the Panama Railroad Company has passed i(s current quarterly dividend, giving as a reason therefor that the Pacific Mail Company owes them an amountex ceeding which thus far every effort has failed to collect," and this has left them without sufficient funds in hand with which to nay the dividend. The stock market to day has been just the reverse of yesterday, opening weak, and so continuing to the close, being led by Central Railroad of New Jersey and Pacific Mail.

The tight between the latter company aud (he Panama Railroad Company goes bra veil on. The effect of their last note to the Pacific people has been that the company refuses to take any reight and that the steamer due here on Slonday will be laid up. 1 bey ore dismissing cmiUoyces. and suit lias been begun against the company to day, and (heir steamei ihcre will be attached. '1 he meeting of representatives of the Pennsylvania, Erie and New York Central Railroads, held in this city yesterday, adjourned with mutual good understanding.

The New York Central disclaimed participating iu the cutting going on by its Western connections. Eastward bound freights, however, are unsettled, the Grand Trunk Railroad being anxious to make lower rates than other lines, and the fear is of another railroad war. It is officially reported that the Lake Shore net earnings have improved lor file first quarter of tbevear ending March 31, over corresponding time last vear, $000,000, or about 1 percent, on the whole capital of 50.0O0,0O0, and ulso that the current cash resources of the company are very largely ahead of interest and other immediate demands. The rumors that have been circulated for some timo past to the effect that Sir. Vanderbilt would retire lroni the Presidency, it is scarcely necessary to say are without foundation.

The course of the more active slocks has lieen as follows: Lake Shore from (il Erie from Pacilie Mail from 18al8a 18aJ8al8alSal8. Western Union dull at from 68708. This stock has been very dull lately, and the short interest is gradually covering. St Paul common from 4 I a 41allall. and the preferred from 67a07a Chios from l8a 18.

Michigan Central trom O0a(ilaO0aOO a(l( Missouri Pacific from 15al4. Central of New Jersey from 102. ex uivideiid, to 00alOO. Panama has been firm nt from 120 s. 15 to 120H h.

00. Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad from 117allG. 'i lie balance of the list, including the Northwests, has been very dull. The total sales of the more active stocks foot no about 1 37.400 shares.

Cold has again been weak and feverish, selling down to 112. 1. on us were reneivcl at from 2 to 3 lu cent, to carrv. Exports of coin to dav, Money loaning at 4 to 5 per cent. Sterling exchange dull at 487 aud 400.

CLosfjifi rnicKS. Hid. Asked A Hid.Ad cd. Gold 112 I Union Pacific. 63 W.

Union 08 OSi Toledo 3 31 N.Y.Ccntrul...ll3 113'C. C. A I. 4 4 Erie Han. St.

Jo. 10 17 Lake 50 J.pref. 24 20 Rock 05 103 Missouri l'ac. 1 2 1 2 Northwest 41 42 18 N. W.prel' 02 100 Pacific.

18 1 8 I). Uc Wes. 1 1 0 117 (). anil 18 1h Panama 127 St. Paul 41 41 111.

Cent 07 08 St. Paul 07 liVl Mich. Cent 00 i Market weak. COMMERCIAL. Philadelphia Market Wholesale Quotations.

Wednesday. April 5. Molasses was steady, with sales of 428 hogsheads, tierces Mtitanzas and 411 hogsheads, 45 tierces Cardenas at 32 lor 50 test. Flour nd The wheat flour trade was dull, the inquiry being limited to the supply of wants of local consumers: 700 bitrrels were bold, including extras at 1.25 to 1.02 Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family at $5. 70 to 90.70; Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana do.

at SO to lf7, and high grades and patent at S7.25a8.50. Rye flour commands 84.02J3 to $4.75, corn meal was quiet. Si'GAK. All recent ollerings have been taken. Wc quote Ibe market firm at 7 to 7 J4C lor fair and good refining Cuba.

Several cargoes have arrived but are not yet landed. Refined sugars were fair at llc for cut loaf: for crushed ud powdered; 10c for granulated, and 0c for A. (fkee. A steady inquiry at full rales. 200 bogs of firime and choice ilio selling at 18 lo 10c; 100 ags of Laguayra at 18e, and 250 mats of Java at 23c.

all gold. GiiAls. But little winter wheat was brought forward. The demand was good and prices firm; 2.000 bu hels Pennsylvania rod were taken at il .50: anilier at SI. 61 to SI.

54, aud sprouted Western at SI to SI. 05, Nothing was said iu rye. Corn as active at a lurtlier advance of le; 5,000 bushels yellow changed hands ut (5c. Oats were firmly held; 4.200 bubcls Western white were purchased at 47 to 51c. Whisky scarce and lirm, with a lew small transactions at SI.

1 1. Sekds A strong demand for clovcrsocJ within tho range of 16 to 17 c. Timothy nominal, with nothing doing, 'laxsced was worth 1. 10 per buhel. CorroN moved slowly at previous figures.

We note alight business in middling upland atl3caudin New Orlerns ut 13e. Markets by Teleerapli. Baltimore. April 5 Cotton quiet and heavy; middling, 12nl 2c. Hour lirm demand lair and unchanged.

Wheat quiet but firm No. 2 Western red, 1 43al 45: Pennsylvania red, S1.5(iu1.5:l: Maryland red, 81.30al.58; do. amber, S1.60al05; do. white, fcl.40al .00. Corn Southern firmer and higher, but quiet: Western fairly active and firm; Southern while.

(I2a( lc; Southern yellow. 62a(i3c; Western mixed. 03n01c. Oats quiet and steady Southern, 4oa lSc: Western white, 45a4Sc. Rye steady and firm, but quiet at 80aS2e.

Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions quiet, but firm. Pork. 23a 23 25. Bulk meats Shoulders, clear rib sides, 12ial21.Jc.

Laid steady and firm; refined, 14c; crude, none olierfng. Butler scarce and strong: WcMt rn extras. 38a loe. Petroleum a shade firmer, but quiet; crude. 8e; refined, lalic.

Whisky quiet but firm at 1 .13. New Yokk, Anril 5. Cotton dull; sales, 03!) bales at 10c: consolidated net receipts, 41,1 8(1 bales; exports to Great Britain, 30.528 bales; France, 4,008 bales; to the Continent. 7,73 1 bales. Flour dull and prices lor low grades rule In buyers' favor No.

2, suiierline Western and Slate, S4 2oa 4.00 common to good extra We tern and State, S5a 5.30; good to choice S5.35a5.70 common to choice white wheat Western extra, $(5 75a7: fancy 7.25a7.75 common lo good extra Ohio 'a 5.75; common to choice extra St. Iaiios, S5.35aO patent Minnc of extra g.yxl to prime, $0 50a7.35 choice to double extra. S7.4Oai.05. Southern flour quiet and heavy for common grades; common to lair extra, S5.10a5.75; good "to choice extra. S5.S0uO.

Rye Hour firm at I. 15a. 2(1 Corn meal dull and slightly in buyers' favor, Western Jerscv and Pennsylvania, 2 70a3.25; llraiidywine, S3.30u3.35. Wheat oiK ncddnll and in buyers' rather mo: Heady, Willi a little better export demand. atSl.lOa 1.17 for ungraded spring: Sl.loal 1 I for rejected spring; SI.

12a 1.1 4 for No 2 spring; 81.13 forungradc spring. New York inspection; SI.27 for No. 2 Mitxau kee. in store, last fall's insiection: SI 3(ial 38 for No. 1 sprhig.and nominally 1.22ol 20 lor No.

2 Chicago. Rye scarce and firm, ot SOaSSe for Western; lor Suite, and for Canada, In bond. Barley dull and declining: No 2 bay, S1.02. aud No. 1 Canada, SI.

08, Barley malt quiet and heavy. Latest Cable Quotations. London, April 5 12 .10 P. M. The rate nfrita otint in the open market for lliroa mouths' bills is 2 ier cent which is er cent, below the Bank of England rctc.

United States bonds. 1805. old, 1(MI: 1807, 1(18; 10 UN, l(Mi. Erie. 18; do.

preferred, 28. 1'. 1 he amount of hulli'in that br.s gone Into Ibe Rank of England on balance to duv is 0.8. ooo. Pauls, April 5 I P.

Rentes, (5r. 17c. Exchange on London, 25f. 25e. for short sight.

Livi hihi April 51 P. M. Cotion Sales of middling uplands, low middling clause, April and May delivery, at (II) do. May mid June delivery, at 0d do. July and August delivery, at (Id Kid.

Cheese. 02s (id. lor fine American. Lard. Ills.

(id. for American. P. M. Cotton Sales of ill Idling uplands, low middling claii e.

April and May del. very, at do. May nud June delivery, at (I 1 32d do. June and July delivery, at 0 15 iU.I do. July and August delivery, at 0 17 32d.

MARINE lNTELLIO ENCE. l'OUT OF PlIll.ADEU'HIA, April 0. SIN 1 lltoii Watkk.12.00 ARRIVED. Steamship Bifrost (Swed Wetteigren. Ootlciibnty.

Hti ninship Virginia. Livingston, harlesU.n, mdsu. Sicuiusbii Jutiiiita, Catbriiie, Savaunub, indse. si. anicr oneord, cle rln.

New York, nidse. Suoiuer II. L. Ohiv, tsoli, Baltiiuore. indse.

CLEARED. Pleamshlplililo, Morrison, Liverpool, Slettinshlp Aries, Baker, Boston. Stcanisblp entlH de, Miller, Boston, steamship Catharine Whiting, Hauling. Providence. Sienin hlp 1 lori bi.

Crocker, I'roi idcinc Steamship llitirlshur. Wurifi, Williamsburg. Stcanisblp 1'Hiiibcr, Mills, Providence. siilpsui vrloriNor llclge Antwerp, park 't'wmhi rhtiM i Nor.i. Jacohin.

Cork. Steal, icr A. c. Mluiers, Warren, New York. Slcnim W.

Wbllldiii, lialtlmoie. BAILED. Steamship Baker, lioslon. Steamship I slimline Whiting. Ilnr.llng.l'rovldcllf o.

Sli iini'bip Cciilii lc, MiHi r. Bo'lon. Meiun blp llurrisbuiit. Woflh, Willinnisbtirg, btcuiiiehip Puiilher, Providelice. MEMORANDA.

PtenmOiln Poflsvillo, Wlimcft, sslicd from New York at P. M. 4lb lu t. for llnvHim. Cyncntiondl.

11.... WHs iai attention to huckwuni impiis and little hov. AddltM 8. II. flloH'l I.I III 1 14 I trvi rtl 01.

Media, l'. li uiilgs by rail tiuin 1'tillodvii hla. A CADEMY OF MUSIC. ohll'llV AND A MATISEB Kfiakcsjieare'a Urund Historical Tragedy of JULIUS CvK. AK.

UaBe lSn. S'ar CaSt" embracinS tne ctuineut LAWKKXCE BAIHtETT ax "CASSICS." FKANK V. HAX(iS as "MAltC ANTOXY" illLN LEV1CK ai CAii'AU." K. L. BAVEXPOItT aa "URUTDS." upported hv the full and iiowerful oomoany of BOOTH'S THEATRE, N.

Y. Admission, One JMIlnr; Jti served Seats, SO cts. extra; Faiiiili Circle, 50 lleservc fcieuU ill Family Circle. HScts. extra.

Tlrketa lor any of the single entertainments for sale in advanreat FfsfllEll'M l'iano Itnon l'It) C'UKSTXUT Mtreit.aud at the Acalemy in the evening, lluom open al 7.1o; CuMaili risesat 7.45. ttlC Tllc Evenins Performance terminntes.at 11.10; 11 Matinee clones at 5 o'clm k. MTK'ACADEMY of music. iin. c.

n. ttess mr.Efrron. Mr. J1ESM haulie honor to unnoniiee that his le.iso of the Is of sufficient duration to Justify his pruihu tii.n of A tiltANb SPEtrlAUULAB OPE11A upon a at Lile cf UNEXAMPLED MAONrFICENCE; and mat having efl'eeled an iinauKement by which the principul eopruno role will lie sung in alternation uo livc eu the presei Ann rii an prima d. nua.

MlMS CI.AKA LOUirtK KKi.LIXilJ and tliedialiiiuisJied American son stresn, MillE. JENXIE VAX ZAiSDT, and for the other roles engaged under a bi.niiar arrangement all the lyric stars ol tlie KliLLOliU (iifANl) ENlll.ISII OPERA COMPANY he will enjoy the pleasure or producing, In the most clnlHirate style conceivable, Meyeibeer's Urand Military aud Historical work, THE STAR OF THE NOJVTH, comrnoneine OA" TUESDAY EVEXINO, A PHIL 18. ONE IfUXflfiEl) VOICED IX THE CIIOKUS. A (IKEATLY INUltEASEl) OltOHEsTItA. FIVE llt'XDUKI) PEOPLE EMPLOYED.

BALLET'S, Bit Ass HANDS, DltUM CORP.i, UOltSES. AII'fTLLEiiY, Etc. SALE OF SKATS AT 8 CHESUSUT Street and at the Academy, on TUUKHDAY, Alinl 13. PHIl'KS: ei, 1.5(1, fiOc. and 215c.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC THOMAS. TUESDAY EVENING, April ll.atS. 'I'HEOiiOHli THOMAS' LAST OKANDUONCKItT, liEETlIOVKX KKIIIT, with the folIoiviiiK conihin ition of ilitinuished talent: TIIECE01LIAN SOCIETY, Cf'wo Hundri Mixeii Voices.) Miss CLEM ft NT INE LASAit, Sourauo. Miss A. 1IENNE.

Conlr ilto. Mr. JI. A. fitSOHOFF, Tenor.

Mr. FllAXZ UE.MMEP.TZ, Bass. THFO. THOMAS' UNHI VAI.EM OltflHESTBA. Tickets at Academy and NOKTWI CO.

pHESTNUT ST. TH EAT it E. RO JIANCE OF A POOIt YOUJNO MAN Tlie great lilt of Ihe season. WALNUT STItKET THEATRE. il lfeginsiit 8.

Metlnee at 2. Mfl. DO.M1N1CK MUKKAV, In his Historical and SiiiH iaeutnr Drama, MEN OF '7i. Monday, April 10 FirH niipenrance ill America of MISS BEATUIOE STIiA I'l 'OIti) as JULIET. rdaypriUrbUli'a Flfth Avni: Company.

QHEKTK UT Til EAT BEOTXS AT 8 O'CLOCK. OVER; AT 11 O'CLOCK. Positively last seven per.orniancos of the great hit of the season, A ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNO MAN. Willi its splendid cast, new and beautiful scenery and startiins ert ts. On MONDAY EVKNINO.

April 10. alter the most elaborate preparation, JiobOTtsun's great comedy in three acts, "OURS." With fine cast, mairnifieent scenery, and all the original nnniciipil incidents, seats emi now be secured. ONLY ROMANCE" MATINEE, SATUKDA A pril at 2 P. M. OA DEM OF USIC.

T. li. PiiRli Mannger THE STAR COURSE OK LECi'lUtKS. LAST NIOIIT OF THE SEASON, MONDAY EVEXIXll. Apitllu.

JOHN 11. GOUOII. Subject PECULIAR PEOPLE." AdluUiion, 5'J celiu; lteserved Seats 25 cenU extra. 'i'ickets for sale In ndvance nt OOUI.D fc FISCIIKH'S Piano It Minis. No.

1210 Cf I EST.XUT Slreet, and al, tho A. adcmy in tlie evening. Doors open at Lecture at S. li.S. rOllN 1) it JOWS A KCJl S'E Theatre.

AST Nil HIT HUT TWO OF TONY PASTOR AND UTS FAMOUS TROUPE OF STAR ARTISTS. SATUKDA ONLY TONY PASTOR MATINEE. MOXDaV O. H. to flealll.

OOLONEIi V()()1)'S MUSFUM. SECOND WEEK OF TICK. FAMOUS McKHE 1IAXKIN COMBINATION, MONDAY, April It, EVERY EVEXINOand WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MATINEES, Boucicuutt's beautiful five acl iMimedyof LED ASTRAY. Monday, Tuesday, Tlmrsdiiv imdFrMay Matinees, "lilairk I yed Susan" and "A Komiiar Fix." Shortly to arrive, The Myslerious lfot ami Sneeiiiiens of Flesh from the irn at Kentucky Flesh shower. oU.OOO curiosities in Museum Saloons, ELEVENTH ST.

OPERA HOUSE. I FREXCH COMEDY COMPANY. THURSDAY n.Y (UNEUUEI'KA UA tLI XCIlEVALI CHARLES FI 1'JON DKMANflE U.N I CitOQUE POULE. UNEUl'Ef' A 1N.IMICILE. LEs CHEVALIER fU PRINCE NEZ.

II 1 pj It OOUVERNEUR. FRIDAY SATURDAY I I'A Dill UT DE CONQUETE, Matinee. ILK TKIRE HE P.l SATURDAY EVIONIKO SEIIAPIUNE. Commend liy Wm. Lloyd (larrs in, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Russell Lowell, T.

Rurnum, Jamoa T. Fields, and hundreds of eminent persons. nORTI LT UR A HALL. April lit. Coniniencimr MONDAY.

Apiil 10. A season of ork inal Plaiitaliell Min telsy. ALLEN" DER'S FAJIOIIS OEORCIIA OEIIROIA HEilROIA (iEOIKUA tl EOUOIA IIEOItolA OEuiiOIA OEOROIA MINSTRELS lliet.rent Southern SLAVE TROUPE. minstrels as they appiared ju I nun America liiloulioul MIXSTIIELS MINSTRELS MINSTRELS MINSTRELS in past eleven years. 4 End Men.

20 Artists. i'iiey ar ctraordluary and tbe best I oversaw." rl hev exeell even tlie old oritfiiiiil Chilstys. Thcynre 1 1. Rarnnnv leiAiiyKroui. jas.

I anon. "It is irralifilnir to see Unit no ininu'atiiiii cjin be broucht against tiiem of prese. itin aiiylh.ur to tin eve or ear," Wm. Llovd Oarris.ni. Ul'KOAKIoUn! REFINED! UX.UALED! As they apla ared to over HMflX! people In Boston.

erv, ets, 70 celils; lo fa. 1 ad at Continental and Colonnade Hotels. pONCKKT 11 AMj, tllESX.N UT above Twt Mlh. ho fl week oi' I'KOF. MAN.

Mr.tim'i1, Hatni'ilnv, tit oVtok. i'KNTKN I A DONATION' STANCES. 1MMKNSK AUIUKXt'KS 20.000 JlnilUmg UUi given away, acoinin tlie leau tilul town of HAMMO.N'TO.V. S.J. Kvpi' piirrhn'r ol a tirkt Cfivo a flwl for ilhl Ini; J.ot, JOs Km J'et't.

All th.it is i e. isarv to huvo lUo (ieol okiir.w!ii'lt:i unri the tiilt is jKTitffc. AI)Ml vioN, FIFTY CKN iH nosorvf! mat: no txtra charco. i at Scho miu ktM 'ftJiano It'tonis, No. 1 itiiit irtft, PH 11 1 IUTION it A KEK COMPANY, limited, furniyfiesitscarrir.ses.seatiii 10 pers nis each, for HALlJj.

PAltlTES, CEXTEXXIAL fl ROUNDS, AO, At low rates. Apply at oillcus; H. E. corner NINTH and CHESTNUT. S.

E. corner IIIIIIAD and CHESTNUT. 4110 LANCASTER Avenue. 7OX'S AMERICAN VARIETY L' THEATRE. (IEXF.RAL ADMISSION, 2V IlKSKHVEU SEATS, M.OO, 81.IMX UAI.LERIES, lili BOX HEAT'S OR LA 11 ES, HAVE YOU HEEN THE OHOST On noroimt of pri'vloiis onu'aKi nionts j.onihjn si ion Will perform In Norristown on WKHNI liA mid THL'IWMAY KVKNlNtm.

ami return Fliilutlclpht at tlu Anihly ItiitlrliiiK FKIDAY. AT.l 7, witli uu entire new programme, inlnHiiu'inn "The TAs VEEir()F''A ROMANCE "J1 A POOR YOUXtl MAN." AR('il KrUKKT'Ol'KRA HOLV.K. SIMMONS, SI.OOUM AND hWEATNAM'S MIXSTREIA IteKlllar Army, Rebecca June, il Ills' Spcclallles, Harp Solo. Over Hie llills lo Ibu Poor HoUM', Colored Pio Nl. Piccolo Solo, il! Injun.

rp'Alt A OF RE VOLUTION Alt EVENTS, 1,1 EE SIZE, I (X)sTUM E. Ml. UlliS CHESTNUT ST REET, (lliiisi8 united Statea Mint.) Cards ol Admission 25 rents. "WAS 1 1 1 N( i'TOXAT" YO KT( )WN If SKATTXU RIXK.Twenty tlilrd an Chesting Open from 10 A. M.

till fi P. and till 10 P. JL Admission. 51 nls; Chibfren, h.ili' prlce. EAU I1EI.M0NT MANSION, F.URMOUNT PARK, Now running from 0 A.

M. until dark. pHESTNUT STREET THEATRE. La 1 Seven Performance) of A ROMANCE OF A Poor Youno A X. ri To L()( i I A'L A I AJ open everv d.iv.

A xiHe ti ni of Living W114 lleasls. Hi r. I and Rcptiloa. AdinUslom ti cent Children under l'. llleents.

UX URY AT HO E. A lleer (special brewllnO, pint Iwtlles, putellt stoti pers; a child can open Chun. 1 perUoi. delivered. JoLY, PS.

SEVENT sirieU Ami; it i can lixe. Weekly ill steamship service between PHILADELPHIA AND LIVEIllVOU Citlliuii nt ti; KENS I'i IW'N. Sailing every Tieii lrtviniin Phiimleiphls; aalllnr every Wednesday from Llverp ed, The fhllowittgNtcauicisart apiKiiutisI to aali from Phila delnbla: oil li i Anr. fl I INDIANA Apr.27 PENNsVI.VAMAApl.UI I ILLINOIS Mav 4 LORDCLIVE Apr'201 Cltvor llrlslol May 11 PASSAOH IN CURRENCY! Cabin, pvo to VI on. according to local Ion.

fsteeraae atnl llih rmediale T'li kets to and from all poiulsat tlie loivi Ht rates, steamers innrked with a slnr ilollot carry InterniiHliate. passeuirer accoinnio'liilloiis fnrnll ciiiss. unsurp'issisl. For tassage, rate of freight aildolh Inf.iriu tll.iu apply to l'EI'EU WIIIOII 1' S'iXs. rieneral Altents, 1III7 WAI.NUrsireel, Phlliidelpllla, Oeo.

W. Coltoii, 4 i llroivl street, New York. niehar.lHoti,SHueexCo., Llvvriiool. N. A J.

Cauitaltl A OlleeuslolVII. LYOE'S STEAM LINES. VV ARRAXOEMENT OF KAILIXO PAYS. Through lulls LsHmkIo iirlneiiial a''oard rlilos tH olnlsHoulliBiid Wesl iiikI North and isl. Korllo T1iX und PIIOVIDEXCE every WKIINFH.

IiA BiidSATUIlDAY.iroiu Pier No, U.NortU Wharves, every BATUHDAY, from Tier 8, b. Ion cheslniil street, at ii'Kin. ItliHMnND. NORFOLK and CITY Mil NT every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SAIIIRLAY, al noon, fr.

Hrst wbrtrfa'iove Market slr l. WAillIXxloN.I'. euro ETOWN and ALEX. ANURIA every SATURDAY, at noon, IVolu l'iof mhsiikI hurl' Is tow Market streeL I'iiR NEW YiHIK. Dully freliibt received up to (I V.

M. JAS. JI AM), agent, Pier au I IH U. Now and UIIESAPEAKK HTEAM TOW. IlOAT'tslMPANY.

llnrai towed between Philadelphia lliilllmore, lUvro il. Grace, Captain TIIOM Alt inl dher frelnbUi anllrllnt. Ihltx unpplled. or freights, a.plv to WM. P.

CLYDE (l. uerid MnnsK rs of ell the irtsive llnsa. No. I JMOUTTI WIIAKVK.S, Phllailelnhl Dniitrii. IJEAUTIFUL CORAL RUlUlEH 9 HeK In fH Mr W't.

minrantovMli liupriwlou in 11 if niomtiiHi U'llli hi thi atteriiooui jajt A BUNDANT ASSORTMENT. ARUNDAICT ASSOP.TM ENT. ABUSDAXT ASSOHTMEKT. or GENTS' FUBXlSrilNG GOOD3. CENTS' FU11N1SHING OOOlia GENTS' FURNISHING G00H3.

ALL THE NEW STYLES NECK WEAH, FANCY HOSIERV, GLOVES, BILK HAN DICE KCH I EPS, BRACED, ETC. White PhlrLi (of our own make), unoircelted. Fiae Colored Percafe and Fancy Shirtings to makeup to order, or ready lor Immediate wear. Toilet Goods Id great variety. Best Goods and ReasonahU Pricei.

Gentlemen are invited to look at our new j5 Suitings. JOHN WANAMAKER JOHN WANAMAKER JOHN WANAMA KEU ONE PRICE FINEST CLOTHING HOUSE. RIB AND 20 CHESTNUT flTRKKT. lUol roHN G. OIVINE, HEAL.

ESTATE OEFICE. 711 SANSOM BTREET. JOHN L. COOPER, REAL ESTATE, 617 LOCUST Street. City and country properties bouplit, wild.

rented or taken iu charge: collections inude and promptly remitted. Rest city references (riven. Sot Unit. TO RENT VERY DESIRABLE Store, No. 735 MARKET Street.

Inrnilreof E. PEROT, 41HJ WALNUT Street FOR RENT A IIANDSOMELY ftimished Dwelling on East 1E l.ANf'EY Place. Apply to 0. WETHBRILL, WALNUT Street. TO RENT PROPERTY NO.

21 N. a NINTH Street; one of tho MOST D1CS1RAHLE STANDS in tlie city for a Saloon or Restaurant. Apply 1006 ARCH Bllott. TTI PUKNI8HED A Houses in all part of city. Comfortable houses, 4o to 6150.

Klegaiit mansions, t'nr 150 Son til FOURTH TO LET. AW that desirable Itotel property. Nos. 10 andl 8 Broad street, second door above ClitstuiH street, laiowu a the C1NTUA JIOUHK. It is centmUy loouted, in the immediate vicinity of the New Public Buildings, and is to rented by reason of tlie doatli of the late proprietor.

Apply to THE PICNNSYJA'ANIA Cl)iS! PANY YQH I'SUHANCE (JN LIVES, ktc, 431 CH.KSTNCT Htreet. VOn ItKNT. FIllST CLAS8 COUN A 1 THY IIOUSK, handsomely lo let for the summer. Handsome lawns, lino woodland, fruit, vegetables, etc Five minutes from a station on North Pen Jload. 10 daily way trains and ajcess by steam dirertto the Centennial irjundi.

KINGSTON Mo CAY, 429 WALNUT Street. CPKUCE STKEET, 2123 FOUR story Dwellliifr; New; irard wood tltilsh: 12 rooms. FltKD. 2tM Houth SIXTH St. TO KENT.

OX TWENTY FIUST street, nbove MonlKomery avenue, fine Iare new houses, with every modern convenience, lare lot, rent only per month. Applv to on the premises, or lHio COLUMIUA Avonr.e. Jt'otjoalc. EST PH 1 A 1)E Ll'II I A HOUSES for sniennd rent. W.

WKIH. WHJOC'IIKSTNUT. TOR SAL 10 LARGE AND SMALL a'l parti country. country seats. Colonizing andrazliur tracts Texai and Soullioni Stattts.

Mineral, coal and timber lands. Valuable and improved estates, sale and exuimnxe. DELANY HAHlilU TUN, 15 Houth EuUKTH Street. IJOU HALE A FIKST.CLASS A HOTEL at CAPK MAY CITY, containiiiff 43 sloephii; nonw. aiready furnished.

Possesion nivfii fmmediatelv. Terms ASdreH Box No. Id, Post Ollioe CAPE MAY CITY, New Jersey 1 AVASHINGTON POWELL, COX veyancer and Iteal Estate Broker, TENTH aud SOUTH streets. won SALE on EXCHANGE, mar HOTEJi, S. E.

corner TH I HTY THTltl) ani CHESTNUT Street i. The mot desirable ropttv in Ve.t Piiilaueiphia, V. ii. Hlvsst 70i tt'ALNtJT Street. A RARE CHANCE.

FOJl SALE CH EAP Fourteen awelHnjiTf, with Ftores; also, twelve green stone private dwelling on Oirard avenue, between Tliirtv ninth and Fort lirst streets, south side opposite to the Centennial lour dwelling with stores, on Forty lirst street. Apply to J. 11. tiOLl BECk, Spring i.urdeu street, or il)'24 tiirartl ave. T7OU SALE THE ELEGANT MAN slon and of Mr.

A. L. Ashnuad, situate on Limekiln Pike and Hainos street, Oeiniantown. FuutU'en Acres; well shaded. Fine garden.

Ac. Withiug 10 mimites' drive of main deiot, Ciielton avenue. House open every day visitors, by C. IL H.P. MC1KHEI1).

No.or S. SIXTH Street. Uortriiing. AOOD COUNTRY LOAItl), FINE shade, boating, fishing, UO minutes from at station. Address 8.

FLINT, Bridge witter, Bucks county, Pennsyivaniu. personal. rCHARDSON'S PHOTOGUAPJLS I are the liiinest made. 244 Nortii EIGHTH Street. DILKESA KEXSrL'S, 139 NORTII NINTH Street, is the oldest aud best Clothes Hono vatiiM eslablisliiii' ut in the city, tiive them a call.

THE REST PLACE TO GET YOUR DinlK r.CliOMW'ULL'S, 'I'll UUUIC Street, Oi po Bne ine r.X' na l3 0 II AND CALIFORNIA A WINKS, strictly pure, 00c. bottle. JOHN 11 lltll! ITS I 1 i IK.M UOO ISAI.MlUlliUl MISS MAY, CELEBRATED MKDI cal aud lluslne consnltetl ou ail af fairs oi life. l'JOS North ELEVENTH Street. niTESTXUT STREET THEATRE.

ROMANCE OF A POOH YOUNli MAN, wltTi its remarkiiMe cast of characters, every Eveninn and Hutu rday Miuinee. Tiie Oreat success of the Seaso i WU. MONTGOMERY, THE Roofer, No. 713 SANSOM Street. Tin.

Gravel. Asbestos, Mica and PlnMic Siute RiolinK. All kindof Jeaky Roof's rfpaired and touted. Onl rs by Mail promiity aueuueo wj. v.ouuiry iraoe which wi.

1 A () 15 A 1 1). A. charije for preliminary nearch, and no fee required until nau ni 1 allowt il. KxpUnmtorv nianuiil free, NOl.LY lift! 4JI WALNUT Street, l'filla dellilila.und UU8NlX'ril Stroct. Wanliinuton.

1). V. AT THE I A i I iV TMIVI.K'8 ItKSTAL'HAXT, VAVK ami I'Kr VA'I UlM.N'i 1JKLMOST Avenue, below Kim, and dirty lly tlie tlloOe Hotel, te now opc for kucaUs. Meats served 1h cjirte. JullN' IMIYI.E, Proprietor, I.ute of ('oliUm utal Hotel.

nttion Snlco. J. S. lUTXTIXf), SUCCESSORS TO ItUNTlNH, IH'llllUKIi'iW A Auctioneers. Kos.

'iA and MAItlvliiTMtreet LAltdE BALE OF IflUTIMir, VIlK.Vf'H. CK11MAN AMIIMIMKHTIC l)V Ullcilit. tlM THl llsDAy 5KIIIN1MI. April G. at IU o'cloi.

uu lour nioullia' credit. SAI.K OF MU'SSKIA AN 1) IiOMTIC rAKPKT lXfif. MA'ITINtis. A c. tlN KlilllAY MOISMNU, April 7.

at 11 o'clock, on lour luontua' credit OF 'RENCir AND OTHKM EfHO l'KAN HHY (itX'ilW. UN MONDAY MOItNINU, April IU al lu ciocK ou lour niotima credit 6AI.E OF 2.000 OAMRH HOOTS, PHOIiS, ETtt ON '1'llfMIIAY MOKMWI. April 11, at 10 o'clock, ou lour uiuntn credit. QIIAXXOX CLEVELAND, AUC aoullieaat corner FOUUTU and CllEsTMJl'Kircet i. rF.HKVTTOUY MALE OF A SlfliE KACIOIIY, Ou flic premUes.

In south Til 1 Itli street, fourth floor. FIIHIAY HoltNfNU. April 7. at lOo'c'ock. coiiNlsilcg Iu pnrt of Machinery, I.iiih, I)le, SewiUj Alacbliii Ac, Including uue McKay MilCllilll'.

TOliX IIORTOX, AUCTIOXEER, mill MAItKKT Hi reel. Side of Dwu and Hlioc every WEHMvSDA Y. at III o'clock. griculinrol. pAROLIXA POPLAR.

THE RKST nlia te tree for lawn or tre'l. Appbn, IN bi ri iiii. and llerrlen. Ml lion, of treen and plant, ut l'umona Nurwry. send for CulaloKiie.

W.M.I'AltllY, X.J. ROUST I AXI) SURPRISE OATS, UU and U4 pound per bushel. l.ANIl!KTltS Xiw. 21jul 23 Soiltli SI VI II street. I AN DRIOTIIS1 EXTRA EARLY .1 PK AS.

the earlbt tcrowu: Little of A'pba Tom Tlinnih I'. LiuiUrulliV danMi ScciUm vaitcty. 1. A DM THV, Nos.ul nml '23 H.mili SIXTH KtrerU Juouraucc. M'HANCECOM PANY.

INC0UPOHATE1) 1S'J3 CHARTK PERPETUAL, No. 610 WALNUT SU, opk li)deieiideiic S.piurft Tliln (Vimpany, mvorahty known to tlio community for over titty years, continues io Injure Huaiust loss or dam use by tire 011 public or Private Itulblimts, either permib tieiitl) or lor a limiteU tlmih AImi. ou 'urinturt. SUulu ol OooU aud Mcicliandi Keiu rally uu liberal terutj. UlUEClOlW: John Pcvcreux, Jjuulcl lladdoctc, Jr4 'lbomas Kohlus, Imuic llatlehuisi ,1.

OliltiiKlniiii Kelt, Henry I ewl ifaiib'i smith. iunkUn A. Ootnly. Tiiomu! Smith. nKVmEUX.PresWeiiL WILLIAM O.

CHOWKI.L. svreturv. tjentcie, Set. TAMES 1. Wi)()l) Vih, t) 41 HOlfTll ForUTJt HI ItEET, HlEAM AND II'H II KAi I WITH OOLICS PA I EN APPAUATIH building hinted lihHieiuuor Hot Water vhould imu'tnl ti exanilnetbla npiwratus, which is superior to all the ImltntlmiN ottered lor mile.

(Mir i iiti lruii Haillatort are adapted Pi hub to well an Inw prcvMire sit ani iltlinti lu all tti brunch. ilnne at thtufb'trttMi nut ice. Purl iciilar attention imul to ventilation. WOOD'S A UK A iN hlHl. I'M.

011 Ibe European prltulple, of neat ami durable ron.lrti tlon, unliable for puttlic hotels nud private residences, liavlmc imwerrul wuler bark, ami IU coukbw and bnkinu p'lble cannot be NinpKMsi. JAftlKS P. VHH A 41 H. KOCtt ll K. M.

KELI'WKLL. Mtt. Pbha lelphlft. Vil tJV til.50Hlovpftiid Eutf. WILLIAM II EN ft Coal rpnt, euo auuuo Anu auu Pi hikw mt TN THE COUttT OF COMMON PLEAS FOH TUB COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.

NolI. Lev. Fa. Sept Term. Nog.

10G2 and 10C3. Wary It. Johnson, vs.Jeorge E. BonU John T. Johnson, Asinee, v.

George R. Bent. The Au hv tlio ('nurt ti unHit mi. I in a If distribution of the ruudd hi Court arising trom the 8iierifls sale under the above writs, of the following ureuiist a. to wit: Voder writ No.

1C62 AI1 that certain lot or piece of biuuuu me norineafL corner or 1 urr.er sireec a Twentieth streoc, in the Twenty ninth, late part of niv wi out iii warn, oi nie 01 i'linaoeipoift. vim taininsrin frontor breadth on iid Twentieth street 17 feet, aud e.ttendiug in lenrith or depth eastward of that ft idth alou the north side of the.said Turner Mreetoy eet to a 3 wide alley, extendius lroni Turner street to Nicholas street. N. Ji. Upon the above lr Ls erected a three story brick store and dwelling with the three story brick La bmimiic.

Under writ No. 1063 All that certafn lot or piece of pround situate on tlie ast side of Twentieth Rtieet, at thediatanceof 17 fext wjuthward from the south side of Iicbolnsstrtet, iu tlie Twenty ninth ward of the city of i itim irijnm. wiiuiuiiii.v; in iiunt in ii uu tne miid Twentieth street IU 1'eet, andextending in leiiKth or dejith eastward of that width butween lines parallel with the (laid Nicholas street 6W feet to a thrte I'eet wide aUey, eJitendiiu from Turner street to Nicholas stii et. N. It.

Upon the above lot is erectei a thrpe story hrlck uud dwelling, with tliracj slory brick back bufldiuva. Will meet tlie parties interested, for the puposes of his appointment, on FHI DAY, the 1 4tii day of April, A. I). I7(i. at 2 o'clock P.

at liisotlice, No. fcioutli SJXTfl Street, in the city of Philadelphia, when and where all parties interested are remi rd to piove their claims or he debarred from mnitig in upon aid rund. JOHN I. JUJOEiiW. Auditor.

TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. Piur. Lev. Fac. March Term, 1875.

No'. 999 and 1,000. Anna L. Hubhell, Asiiunee, vs. Oeorge E.

lltnt. Aurcra Ireland. Assifjiiee. vs. Ueorie E.

Brent. Tiie Auditor appointed by the Court to audit and make distribution ot Die lumt iu court arising from the HlieriiTssjilei under tlie above writ, of the following premises, to wit: Under writ No. 900 All that certain lot or piece of ground, situate on tlie east side of Twentieth street and south Nicholas mreet (southeast corner), in the Twenty ninth ward of the City of Philadelphia. Containing in front on the said '1 wjtiticth straet 1 7 feet and extending in leiiKtii or depth of that width 59 feet to an alley, with tlie privileare thereof. N.

li. On tho said lot of pround there is erected a three story brick store and dwelling, with double three story back buildings aud irame extension. Under writ No. 1,009 Also, all that certain lot or pieceofgruundsituatcou tbeeasiside of Twentieth street, ii'J leet souih of Nicholas street, in tiie Twenty ninth ward of the City of Philadelphia. Containing In front or breadth on the said Twentieth streU 10 feet and in length or dipth of that width Oil fret to an alloy, the privilege tnereof.

N. li. On said tut of ground there is eructed a throe story brick store, mwuiaga and dweiiing, with tliree stry back building and frame extension. Will ment the part ei interested, lor tlie purpose of his appoint mention Kit DAY, April 14, lh7M, at o'clock P. at Ins otHce, iafl SOUI'lt SIXTH street, iu the City of Piiiladelphia, wiien and where all parties interested are requested to prov their claims, or bo debarred from coming in upon said fund.

JOHN" I. ROGERS, Auditor. TN THE COUUT OF COMMON 1 PLEAS FOR THE COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, No. 3. Als.

Lev. Fac. Juna Term, 1S75. No. 1214.

Robt. W. Ityerss, Assignee, vs. (ieorge E. Jlent The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit and make distribution of the fund in Court arising from theHiieritl's Hale under the above writ, of the following premises, to wit: All that certain three Ftory brick stora and dwelling, and lot or piece of ground, situate on the east side of Twentieth street.nt the disuneool thirty three feet northward irom the north side of Tumor street, in the Twenty ninth ward of the citv of Pnii: Containing in front or breadth on the said Twentieth street Itl teet, and In lemrth or depth eaetw.nd of that width, between lines parallel with the said Turner street 09 feet to a three feet wide alloy, extending from Turner street lo Nicholas stre 1.

Will meetlliR parties intermted, tor the purpose of his appointment, PHI DAY. April 14th, 187(1, at li o'clock P. i.t his oilice, LPJ South SIXTH SLrect, city of Pbil adciphia, when and where all parties fnto'vstd are requested 10 jtiove their claims or be debarred from com ing in on fund, JOIIN I. ROUEH, Auditor. Distiuct couIYt of the UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS TjUCT OF PENNsi LVAN IA.

In IWnkmpLcy. In the matter of WILLIAM A. 11. ttCUHEIHER, tr.id mr as HCH UKi P.Eit tt bankrupt. District of A warrant tn buuki uplev bts b' issued by said Court atiaiu.i theesute of WILLIAM A.

II. SCilltEIUEK, tiiidingiisSCHKEIIiElt county ofCbe'ter and Mite of Pennsylvania, In said district, who has been duly r'J idsed bnuknipt upi tlie pctitinp. of bis creiitors; (inn the payment ef any dehts and the delivery ol' any pronerty belomriiiK to said bankrupt, to him or to his use, and the transfer of any property by him.are ler buiden ty law. A meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts ami choose oneornmrc assignees of his estate, will he hld at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holdeii at No. 015 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, in said district, on the diy of iy, A.

D. ISTli, r.t 11 o'clock A. at the oftlne of EDWIN T. CH ASK, one ot Ihe Registers in Bankruptcy of saiddistriet. JAMES N.

KEltNS, V. S. Marsnal for said District. XJOT1CE 18 II EHEliY (UVliN tliat an application will be made 011 SATUKDA April 15, lSTti, to one of the Judges of the Court of Common Tleas No. 1 for the county of Philadelphia, under the act of Assembly of fie Cnmuionwt a th of Pennsylvania, entitled "au act to provide for the iiieor IMjration and regulation of certain corporations, ap nroved April 9, lM74.forthe charter of an intended corporation to be called the "Home for Aged Couples of the City of Philadelphia," the character and object of which are the establishment and support of a nonsccta rinn home for old and huiUent couples (man and of Kuod mora! ciiaiai ter.and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy a'l the aud of said act of Assembly.

MICHAEL A KNULD. WM. ALUEItT NICHOLS, Solicitors. XTOTICE 8 EH (J TV EN i i that an application will be made to the Court of Common Pleas No. 4.

on April 1870. under tlie act of Assembly of Um Commonwealth of Pennsylvania entitled An act to provide tor the incorporation and regulation of certain corporations," approved April 29, JS7'L nr the charter of an intended rorponiti tn, to be caMPd the ltOLEKT EMMET SOCIAL CLUIt, of West Philadelphia, thecharufier and object of which is to cultivate a S'od ftteliugaml brotherly love amongst ita members and Hv: ac.uinulai:oii of a fund for bcneii cial purposes money collected therein, and for those purposes to have aud possess and enjoy all the rights, beiieiits aud iHrivileaej of the sidd act of Assembly. P. DUFFY, Solicitor. OTJCE IS HEUEJSY GIVEN that au application wiir be made under the act of Assembly of the C( m.iioiiweultb of Pennsylvania, en tilled "an ai to provide lor the 'uforporation and regulation of certain charter of an intended commit on, lu be calleil "The Centennial Sale Di Company o'' Philadelphia," tiin clmr.tcter aint o'j st of which sball be to keep Kiitelv for exhibitors, sil.

and olhers theCi te.niiai nt PliilaHt i a in lsT'l. valuable properly of every kind, and fur this purpose have, possess and njoy the rights, iKiielits and privileges of the said au or Assembly. NOTICE IS II Kit Ell GIVEN 1 that an application will be made to the Court of Common Pleas No. on SATUKDA April 17(S, under the a't of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "an act provide for the incorporation and itgiLiti of certain corporations" a provet April 171. for t'ie cinrtirof an imendd to lie called the PHILADELPHIA CHE sS CLII11, th character and ob)e of which are lor social euStviitctit and for the promotion nf th? kuiiic of die and for the ie purposes have an 1 mimsh ami enjoy all the richls, and privileges ol the mi id act ot As semblv.

EMEHsoN IICNNEIT, SoIKUor, No. ill North SEVENTH street. "1 AST ATE OF JOlIX FAHHELTj, Dfc asp l. T. tlersToitinipitlary upon the aliovc Kstutc Iliviiit luf irr inlet to the und rsined, all por imiiih 1 Ui MViil K.t'tte aiv reiiie.st"il niMke ly lllilil.iinl tlmat Uuvill tint i)iL nt tfiu mime witli gutdoluyto J.Iil.WS Kxraiwr, Ko 4JS l.lliltAKV Wre i 1 STAT OK HAH ES W.

LOCK ii lK('l I.i'tt nor ailiiifnlitrntliin upon the sltttH hivviiiK iK'i ii I tlu mitucrlb' nil pi ioiiH lnil( if 1 1 s.iiil e4.ite nru ro'im il to luiike iiiiviiii nl mill Lh'isa liavihr cJiilnia or ik iniui'N airainst (ho oititte to make kujwn thn minis) with, ml iluluy lu ANNA 1'. MA KTIN, Aroh Street Ifimie, No. 1 A Itl nf I'a. finmiciiil. gTOCK 011DERS, EITUEIl FOH CAsU OR ON MAMQIN3, CAltKKUI.L,Y KXKCUTED.

DkIIAVEN TOWNSEND, Ho. 40 SOUTH TIIIIID TIUJET. K. JAMISON BANK Kit K. W.

corner Till HI) and Cll BSTKOT Street rmr.ADEi.rniA. OoM, Slock, and Rondu Iwinlitand uld on eomniltMon. rarllnilaratteiiilon Riven to fiivvitineut SecurRlui. iirtilts Iwitu tl on all piirti of Ktiriinw. jy ANOOLrJI, 1UCKLEY KEW YOHK, BANKEUS AND nitOKElM, Buy and Stock, Iloml.

and Gold on comiaLulon, aud carry aainc ou margin. S. W. corner of Til I 111) and WALNUT Blreots. CllAULES I).

HA UN ICY UA NK Kits AMI ItltllKHIK 114 Nonih I IIIUli Htri et. We liny and il i in KIIN 1ATE and CtTY I.MANV. I'lTV VA ItllA.N SlLVtli, RU I i 1 1 A 1 1 E. A c. HI'Ol'KS A Nil IM)M8 llonirlit an I Mold on Cumniuil.m In riilfadelplila or dlie fieri OtlM.KTTIONU MAIlKON ANY 1V)ST.

fl jr 1) fiml r.rrnv t. iii.iiiv.' fu of flif. WE OKKEIt KOIt SALE DfMlltAIII.K HI'ATK AND t'lTY HOn. FUl.t. IM rf.lX lllVlf.N A IMIIIlt tll'KII'R.

A Oli.NEIlAI. II INK I VI AMI KXCIIA.NUH IlL' St Ii KiS TltANHAt f'IMI. ItOl.t) AMI Al.l, wi'KS Ol' U0VEUN1IKST 111 IN I is ll ll'HII AMI Mill, II. CALI.KU U.S.JIOXIW WASTKO. Ja i.

if. hi II I KM A 1 IU 1:11 il Tlllllll street. 1IZIIA 1IOW KX. OW). KMX.

OWEN A FOX, STOCK BROKERS i. Ill A NTs' KXt'll ANIK. I'iirllenlnr itlven Invi slnieiit. iitilra Ms niii leiiiKl si kenril.il nt I nfnrniHtloii KiveiiMlo tin linr ti or Ihe vnrmiH mi ilenlt In. oril.

rn ctii iit. ri In New Vork, lolili, Uiilll mure and MA l'UA MiSKU S. TETEKSON HANKKIW. ho. 3 MOUTH TIIIItDHTUECt rillLAliELI'lllA.

Tie iilrr fn noTemnieitt, Kt.tp and ntr fan Otlii Iir luvinliueilt. ItUbitnl. Vi. 'hi: 1 1) 'h i) i i'T: nm a eMabll' I over 10 vear. prompt relic.

iinf ucite. Dr. 1 b'inlnB Incburi. 'iW S. tHUnU 1) iUiotdlrinrono, NLY MATINEE llOMANC'E OK A IMOll VlM'MI MAX.

NATl'llfiAV. April 8. at 'i k. Adnii.iliin, aiiri nlA, i A rent and I. VV "t'KN TENN I AL SHOW.

ViV I'AsKs, Wiilinit and (lernmn silver, liniinil, oval, lilali. In ali hurl and Freiaii uui. BVlu li" lory, Kli iilli and Nohle. W. il.WloYK, U4 tX.

IWIU II SlrU BEFORE THE IS All OF JUSTICE AG AIX. The Friend" Counted Among Hie Bllsalng, anil X.eav tUo Sanctiniouiaus l'ljyai clau to Hear tho JJi unt Oueer Tales About tho Pair. Pr. William C. Harbeson, together with his "friend," Mrs.

Lizzie S. Gordon, were to have been given a hearing at the Central yesterday upon numerous criminal charges preferred against them by Henry C. Gordon. The contemptuous manner in which the Quarter Sessions jury, a few days since, treated the testimony of Mrs. Gordon and the Doctor's numerous followers made the fascinating physician flvrare that his power was on the wane, and rendered him anxious to quiisli the proceedings instituted against him.

A few days after his arrest in his handsome residence, 'J23 North Twelfth street, in the presence of numerous witnesses ho counted out upon a table eightceeu hundred dollars, and, grasping it in Ins iiand and waving it aloft, he exclaimed in a triumphant tone, "they can't do much with me, with this hack of The following day a gentleman called upon George" Haldoru, couusel for the prosecution, and requesting a private conversation, said in reference to the prosecution against Harbeson and ifis "friend," f'l would like to fix this matter. There is a i rent. al of ni.iiiev in it." He was immediately informed IhaJI conversation upon the subject was fruitlJT as the conviction of Dr. llarbesou was denumucd ly public ciamor auu necessity. Alter the disposal of a majority of the regular cases at the Central yesterday, Alderman Carpenter called for WillianjJIarbeson and Liz aie S.

Gordon. Dr. Iltsou alone stepped forward. Aaron Ttionuffiii, for the defend, nuts, requested aoutiuuauce for one week. Mr.

llaldorn objected, as the prosecution alone was represented in a preliminary hear iog, and one of his witnesses, of whom lie had a number, had been brought from New York. MBS. GORDON NOT ON HAND. James H. Ileverin, of counsel for the prosecution, said an application made for an absent defendant, a fugitive from justice, could not be entertained.

This is one of the well known tricks of Dr. Harbeson, a man who lias lived too long upon the mercy of the law. ''Where is your client?" asked Mr. Thompson. "The whole city of l'hiladelphia is our client," was the reply.

"It is very evident" said Alderman Carpenter, "that one of the defendants is in contempt and a fugitive from justice, and her bail must be forfeited." The Magistrate then called Mrs. Gordon's name thrice ami that of her surety, Kob crt Miller, and then announced the forfeiture of the bail. Mr. Thompson then asked that the warrant be quashed, referring to a decision of Justice Lewis, deciding that not only was a husband not a competent witness against it wife in such a case, but that a warrant issued upon his affidavit was illegal and an arrest upon it was a trespass. Messrs.

llaldorn and Heverin argued that under the new Constitution an affidavit was necessary, and that the competency of tho affiant was not a question of law. Alderman Carpenter decided that were Mrs. Gordon present he might livid the matter under consideration, but as far as Dr. Harbeson was concerned, it was not relevant. Ho then ordered that Harbeson be given a hearing on the charges of conspiring to indict Gordon and infringing the commandment relating to the marriage relation.

Augustus l'olevy was the first witness called. According to his statement the night belore the late trial in the Quarter Sessions Dr. Harbeson and Mrs. Gordon called upon his mother, and the doctor informed her that they had settled a certain suit instituted against her; "1 want you to come down to morrow," said the doctor, in his most seductive manner, "andstrear this man Gordon down to prison; the loafer ought to be there, and I will pav you live dollars if you will do it." Richard H. Gardiner, who rented a room in the Harbeson "hospital," from September 1 until October 28, 1S75, stated that the defendants lived together as man and wife; and from his own personal observations lie knew that their relations were conducted upon a degree of remarkable intimacy.

TUB FBIEKD" ADMITS HER MARRIAGE. Mrs. Gordon admitted to the witness that she was married to Henry C. Gordon, and stated tiiat he had leit nun in Chicago wneu sue naa succeeded in incarcerating him in an asylum for the insane. On cross exumiuation the witness stated that he did not sleep in Harbeson's house every night during his term of rental, because he was jif'raid of his life from what he observed.

Harbeson at this point, attired iu the most picturesque and sanctimonious of costumes, stepped forward to the centre of the hearing roam and placed himself iu a graceful position, with his arms folded and his eye lids closed. William nydam, of Camden, the next witness, saw Harbeson iu court previous to the late trial and heard him made an application before Judge Pratt for a continuance of tlie case against Henry C. Gordon. He stated that "we have no counsel, Mrs. Gordon is sick and I am sick and have been unable to attend to the matter." On the day of the trial the witness did not see Harbeson iu the court room, nor did he appear as a witness.

James II. Monckton, of New York, was called to prove the marriage of Mrs. Gordon and Henry C. Gordon, Mrs. Gordon having sworn in the Quarter Sessions that she was not the prosecutor's wife.

Mr. Thompson objected as not relevant. "We are not couliaed to the charges in the affidavit," said the prosecutor's couusel. "We have a right to bring a hundred charges, and we cannot do justice to the community in less than a hundred. propose to prove him guilty of subornation of perjury." Iu the absence of the feminine defendant the two pictures iu Henry C.

Gordon's possession, and which the Jourt in the late trial would not allow the jury to look upon, were shown to the witness and recognized as likenesses of "She and Henry C. Gordon," he continued, "were married in April, 187U, at 38 Sussex street, Jersey City, by ltev. Mr, Atkinson, of York Street Methodist Church. I engaged the minister, appointed the time and witnessed the ceremony. They went to Chicago the same month.

Her previous name was Mrs. Lizzie S. Samims." HAKUICSON KHCAPE8 A RIDE IN TIIE VAX. Detective Weyl then detailed the particulars of the arrest of the defendants. Mrs.

Mary Hill, pf 210 North Twelfth street, was culled to prove that Dr. Harbeson had requested her to attend the late trial and swear that she heard a shot fired, but proved a rather unsatisfactory witness. She ould remember absolutely nothing, but finally admitted that on Saturday last Harbeson loaned her $110. Mrs. Gardiner, wife of a former witness, corroborated her husband's testimony, and testified further that Mr.

Gordon fc tilled to her that she was married to Dr. Harbeson. There were lodgers coining and going all the time at the doctor's house," she said, in reply to a question troni Mr. Thompson. The prosecutor then requested a continuance of the case for one week so that they could endeavor to find Mrs.

Gordon and dispose of the entire matter at once. Hail to the amount was accordingly demanded, and Walter 11. Fit ton, of 1011 Cherry street, was again proffered as surety. He was put through a rigid examination of over an hour's duration as to his capaliiiitv. Alderman Carpenter, owing to the absence of Mrs.

Gordou and the discovery of the fact that her turciv, P.obert Miller, was entirely worthless, desired to be very particular about the character of the surety he accepted. Mr. l'itton was finally accepted, upon a joint bond with Dr. Ilurbeauii, until 3 o'clock this afternoon, when additional surety must be forthcoming. Tho by this time thoroughly frightened physician signed his name with a trembling hand, and, with a long drawn cigh of relief, hastened from the hearing room, rejoicing at his esnipe from an unceremonious jolting over the cobble stones, Moyauicnsiiigwiiid, In the liluck Maria.

IN THE COUltTS. Jtlinor Cases Itefore the Judges and Juries Yesterday. liefore JlcKemiaii. ill the I'nitcri States Ms triet Court yu tepluy, In the caw of William II. lias wnput.

nslKtiT in liitiknipK ol William 1. Whillti vs.Oeorire W. Harris, mi lsue to try the ownership iA certain ina liliicry lorincrly U. Ioiikiiik' to Hie bank lupt. a verdict vus icnilcrcil lor dclnidnnt Several eeinl verdicts were Inken In custom house cases.

Ik lore.hiilKi'S luvlitlit, T.rlcn Hint lliuinu, in the Orphans' Court, the following elates were audited yosicrdny Surah Mnitih'a, J.eury'f, Andrew Atkinson's, Marlhu Union's, Mmviirctla toriiii n.llar lict Warrington's and James ilelore Jiuliie Ivirce, obeli vs. Teller, an action on a promissory noli'. In fore rt i ortod, is on trial. Ilelore Jud. Riddle, the one ol ox vs.

'1 he I'eiin fylvania Rnilrnitd Company has not Ih cii Dubhcd. 1 liHpmati Hi'Mle, pn wmthiK the company, announced the dcnlliof Theodore Uuylor. i and, with appropriate remarks ronccrhiiiK his colleague, limu an aljouriiiueiil until to day, which naa or tiered. Hel'orn Judge Hare, In King Nncc. an action to recover lor an alleged breach of contract to p.iy inxu iqioniihousu sold by dclcndnnt to plnluillt'.

bcl'oie reported, the ver.liil Mm for (lie Pliiiulilt, SH I U7. 'J he Adams Kx press I ninpauy. uoma business as the Central K. tprcfs Ooinpimy, vs. Jmucs Noirell, an Rcliou KKiiiu the sun ly of an express cut who Hwalk Hed loliaw been a de.Huller, still on trial.

liefore Judge caw nf Tliomn Mmw vs. the People's Fire InMimiire Company of Trenton Is on trial. It is an action a ncyof insurance to recover for Imw su lmncil lire upon a stork of ivory and bone aood. lliucliilni Mas lor 'I lie h'lons nlli Ki tlmt arbitrators. np)luted under a claiKeof the Policy, bail awarded H.7"i) riiinuuii, mi that I with partir were by tilts award.

Ilelore Jiulne JitiMtcr, in Conrad C. hvldi Vs. Jwph llattiu, an Hon to rrnivvr money alined lo lisve been held by detenc'am nuil lM iiiliig to tiluinlllf, the verdlel for plaintiff was I In Jorhiia Jones Xr. John Wrd. r.n action on proudwory Dotes, the verdict for plaimill itu sli.

Ilefora Ju.lue Thsyer. Hum 1 lis Philadelphia and Coiitbeni Mail Memofhip Iwforn re roried; verdb lor ilelemlanls. K. T. Clark vs.

Kdwln liilpe, an ei tloii on a pnimlsuiry note irlvoii In pay. truul for a luilk rout purchased by defendant, tlie Tlie SHpreuie Court Calendar. In the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. astcrn district, Chief Justice Agnew has ordered that cases standing over on the argument lists of January term, 1 870, in the Kastern district in the counties hereinafter named, niav be heard at Hnrrisbuig in tho months of Mav and June next, as follows, The cases from JierksBehuylklll, liradlord, Luzerne, Wyoming and Lehigh on Monday, 20th of May, the cases from Montgomery. Eik, Lycoming.

Warren, Svllivan mid Clinton, on Hie first Monday (Sth) of June, and all sush cases from this city aud county of Philadelphia as the counsel may agree upon and consent to bring up to liarrisbr.rg. bn the second Monday (12th of June. The 1'rothonctary will make out a list of causes in the order of their number and term from the couutiesabove named, for each week, and certify the same to the l'rolhonotary of" the Middle district at Harrisburg. The list for Philadelphia will bo made out in the same order, and cert Med on or before tho dav of Mav next. Notice of this order to be sent to the Proilionolaries of the respective counties, Willi a request to notify the attorneys.

Pardons Uccommetided. The pardon of Major George A. Maguire, sentenced lo four months' imprisonment, was especially recommended by the Iioard of Pardons on Tuesday, after a lengthy appeal by his counsel. Mr. Heverin, who presented the petition of leading citizens of Philadelphia, including news, paper publishers and editors, merchants and others.

M. Hall Stanton, also made an car nest appeal in favor of the extension of the pardoning power in this case. The pardon of Edward L. Hughes, sentenced on a similar conviction, was also recommended. Im ffe Increase of Kxnorls.

The total exports from this city last month were valued at an increase of fifty per cent, over tlie exports of March, 1875. FINANCIAL. Stocks Active, lint Demoralized and Unsettled at tho Close Governments but Slightly Varied mid Gold Unchanged. The stock market yesterday was active, but its activity was not a healthy one. being due mainly to a bad break down in Heading shares and to an uneasy feeling in passenger railways.

The latter was started by the passage of a bill through one House of tlie Legislature at Harrisburg, fixing the fare at five cents, and attaching a heavy penalty to any transgression of the law. The former was tha culmination of a series of "bear" movements against a stock which, owing to a suspension of tho coal trade, had Deen compelled to pass its regular dividend. Iu both instances a partial recovery was had late in the day, but the entire market was somewhat demoralized and closed with an unsettled feeling. shares Heading were purchased, with 48 as the openmg and 4S bOO as the highest figure. From this point it receded respeatedly lo'47's, but rallied at.

the close to 471" bOO, a decline of 1 percent. The business in Pennsylvania footed up only 3,1250 shares, within the range of 5(i'lj at the opening and G71fe bOO, with oGJi seller's option at the close, lower. Hestonville, with 2,900 shares, opened at dropped to rallied again to 37 lj and closed at 37. 2,200 shares Oil Creek were taken at from 14 16 bOO, closing finally at 147a on time, lower. Central Transportation closed higher at 40; American Buttonhole at 22; Fifth and Sixth Streets Passenger Railway 1 per cent, at 71, and Lehigh Valley at 01.

Philadelphia and Erie fell off opening at 21 b.GOand closing at 20Vj; Excelsior Brick to 12, and Insurance Company of North America to 47. Northern Central was held without change at 37; Lehigh Navigation at 50 to United Companies of New Jersey at 137: Cambria Iron Company at 10, and Spruce and Pine Streets Railway at 45; Llttlo Schuylkill brought 51; Jlinehill, 53; Ncsquehonlng Valley, 51; Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company, 00, and Mechanics' National Bank. 28. City 6s, now, ruled at 108 to 108. The business In company bonds aggregated 1 1,000.

of hich we note 821,000 Lehigh Valley consolidated mortgage (is at 101; 0,001) ditto 7s at 110 to 111; S3.0001 Elmlra 7s at 102; $4,000 Camden and Atlantic second mortgage 7s at 82.500 Schuylkill Navigation loan of 1872 ot 05; 2.000 Allegheny Valley 7 30s at 101; Northern Pacilic 7 30s at 17, and 2,000 Pennsylvania liailroad general mortgage coupon Os at 105. Messrs. N. houron brokers, northeast corner Third and Pock streets, propose lo purchase Ibe coupons on the Denver and KioOrande first mortgage 7 per cent, bonds, due May l.less rebate, at the rate of 3 per cent, per annum. The domestic market go eminent bonds furnishes few features on which to comment.

The demand would be active but for the lack of offerings. As it is, quiet is the order of tho day. The quotations, when varied, wero lower, with the exception of tho 6s of 1881, which advanced The old 18(15 6 20S and the 10 40s fell off each, and the 1868s Ail the olhers were unchanged. The situation iu the gold market yesterday was a perfect counterpart of that previously reported. 112 was the figure first named, 1 1 2''.

the minimum and 113 the maximum rate, with 112 at the close, the same as before. The pressure brought to bear upon tho money market for the last ten days was considerably relaxed yesterday, and may be considered as ended, Ihotigh soiuo days mut elapse before remittances to the country will find their way back again. The return current will, however, set iu much sooner than usual, for the reason that there is but little employment for its use, cither in trade or manufactures. To those whose collaterals arc unsatisfactory it will always be difficult to borrow, but to all others money will be easy. We retain our figures as a fair average to par tics in good credit at 0 per cent, on call and 6 to 7 on time, while lirst class commercial paper is In request at 0 to 7 1HT cent, discount.

V. S. BONDS A XI) FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Quotations by 1'. S.

CU.30S. ThirdSlrect. Hid. Jlit. AM.

V. S. 122' KewS pr. cts.118 118 U.K. 6s.

llh 10 ll8i 8. 6s, IK.S..1 1 118 Hold 1 12 V. H. 1 20 1 20 Sterling 553 U. 8.

Cs. ltxis .1 22 122 Paris Ex i 55 45U STOCK K.VJIIANUK SALEl APaih 5. Reported by Cuas. I). Baksev Il 3.

Third st. BEFOHE HOARDS. 500 Pa. rshlts fiflsji 300 Bead 48 Jim) do blulol 5ill 200 sUOwnlU 4h 10 do Its r0 4IIOHcst.lt Its H7 li Son end. Ji lots 48' 300 37 200 do cn'hlts 4S! 200 do huolls 37Ja 300 do bails 48 1O0 O.

A. it 1 loo do tush 4H'i 100 do 15 200 do 4S''J 100 do 200 nits 48 1 Leh. N.ftk.csh 50 FIRST BOARD. 200 Rcnd.R 48 loooL V.c.m.0s,b3.101 Hi do lots 200 0. O.

A II TiJ 237 lots 48 1OO0 Lcli. V.Jl. 7s. ..110 25 Lit. Hch Its 51 hill 53 8 do 53 I) Nesip Val 64 50 N.

Out iUols 37 100 Pa. li b3 fxl'S 2 do 5i'u lOO l'h i la. A E.b30 21 (I Ix ll. N. 8 ..3 50 loo do bOO 5o 02 do lots 50 20 Ex.

Brick. 12 tlO'W no ill 200 Ib st. 37 100 uo MiOwn H7 II no MOD do tai hlts 37 300 do 37, 40 Cent. Trans, lis 4i loo Am. 22 7 cli.

Val. It (II 'il 1 do d. b.cdi 01 BETWEEN BOARDS, 200 l'h II. E. b(IO 21 I 200 Read.

R.b3loU 18 (171 Pa. it bits loo do sluwii 48i HOD ri( en 50 400 do 57 27 do cashlu 5(11, 8 do 50)4 .100 50 loo ill 50 200 48 100 1,00 48 100 do bl5 48 100 do 30ll 48 115(1 (1j loH 48 5O0 do bits 47 100 do 47 '4 100 do 2. lis 47' 3O0 do Admit 47 Hill do lots 47 230 do lots 47 loo I'hila. 45 loo do bOO 45 30 Central Trim. hints 40.

2500 N. lv.7 fl lita. 17 loo N.bk slid 40 14 lis 5o 200 City Os. 108 loo 1(18 4 I Am Pinion Us 22 2H.Co.VN 137 20 Pa. Salt M.

o. 110 hell. V. lll 2 do uth 01 1000C.AA.lt. Mill 15 loo do b30 15 HOD do 15 loo do 1 IV loo xiOwn 14 200 biiolts 15 loo do MIO 15 300 llct, Ji lot 37 Moo do blols 37 ijti'Mi ai.

r.m os.ioi 38 hrnd.lf.blM lut M', 4 do lots 48l (loo do Vilillti 48 423 do lots 48 700 do A lull! 48 uo casiius is, Cikl 00 500 do loU 48 PKCONU BOARD. 2500eh. N.Tls. '72 115 I 100 Cam A Am. m.

070 Rend. h.ia 47tl ls, '80 108 I'M) do Alnt 47 17000 Mi. V.c.in. 00 Hot. 7i (I It 101 5 Moll ies' 28 1.1000 Elmlra R.

7 20 V. It OIl 10O Nav. 8k b(ll) 50 r.oi iiin. I co io wood r. K.a ni iin.r.iim 2500 1 It) Os, II 108 1 1 i o.

a 47 noo lu Mtni it. 4000('niii. At. 2d iu, 7... 103 UOPa.Saltll.cn 0(1 12 do CM' (II) VU l's.

lot 00 Special Notices. OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY, 238 South THIUU Street. PrntADELPHrA, March 27, 1 870. The Board of Directors of the LEltlOH VALLEY BAIL! lO AD COMPANY have declared a quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONE HALF PER payable at this office on and aaer SATURDAY', April 15, 187(1, to the holders of the ftipttal stock as they stocd registered on the books of the Company at 3 M. on THURSDAY', March 23, 1876.

On THURSDAY, April 13, dividends will be paid to women only. The LAST instalment on now stock Is due during April, and persons wisfiim; to apply their dividends to that purpose can do so at any time daring the month. L. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer. 1 INTKKNATIONAL EXH1BI LK 2S TION.

PHILADELPHIA. 1770. 1870. Centennial Board of Finance, No. 00 1 WAr.vtjT Street, Philaokli'iua, April 4, 1S70.

NOTICE. A general meeting of the stockholders of the Centen niid Board of Fhiaucj for the electi.m of Directors will he held at the Rooms of tlie Philadelphia Board of Trade, Mercantile Library BuiMing, South TENTH Street, near CHKSTNUT, Philadelphia, at twelve o'clock noon, OU THURSDAY. Ibe 20Ui dav of April, 1870. FREDERICK Fit A LEY, Secretary. ORANI) RAPIDS AND INDI ANA RAILROAD COMPANY, Trustees' Office, 23 FIFTH Avenue, New York, April 1 1870.

The undersigned invite tenders until 12 noon of the 15tli addressed to them at this office, for the sale ot ttie whole or any part of Twenty Thonand Dollars (S JO.OOO) of th3 First Mortgage Gold Bonds, dated October 1, Orand ititpidsand Indiana Railroad Company (certificate of additional security of land grunt attached), for the "Sinking Fund," as provided in the mortgage. O. W. (' AS i. pP(1 TlloM as A.

SCOTT, rr a A MEETING OF THE i Stockholders ot TUB TIM B8 PUBLISH I Nil COM PA will be held nt the ollioe. 71 3 Oil ESTN UT Street, on SATURDAY, April lW7(i, at 12 o'clock fortho purine of voting upon a proposition to iuereuse Ihe capital stock of the Compa iv 8100,000 to SOO.CHIO. By order of the Poaril of Directors. JAM KS M. WEST.

Scretary. rt 25fe, the fiiaxk LK i us FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY', Piiil.APKi.euiA, April 3, 187(t. At a mcctingof tlie Board of Dir i tor, held thisilay, a OUAttTRIlLY DIVIDEND of EUiii DOLLARS PER SUA HE was declared, PAYABLE IN to the Stockholders, on and loth clear of ail taxes; THEO. M. li EO Hit.

Secret try rgte. OFFICE OF THE CAMDEN and Atlantic Railroad Company, Camukv. N. March lfl. 1870.

The Directors have tins thvv dechm a quarterly dividend of TWO PER CENT, on the preferred and common stock, payable on and after the loth oi'APRIL EXT. at ill is ollice. The transfer honks will be closeJ 10:11 Al.rll 8 10 April 15. D. M.

ZIMMERMAN. Treasurer. rfs. A MEETING OF THE STOCK i hohl rs of tho Passenger Fiire Emimcrator and C'aisilier Company will he held at theotllee, No. (u Norm FIFTH Street, MONDAY, June 1 S70, at VI o'clock to vote upon a propos't on to Inereiisc the capital stock of the company.

By order of rectors. 1) Wf CI I ES I It A N. Sec. rrSte. DEN VE It A XI) RIO It A NI YE Ll 7 PERCENT FIRST JflillTOAE BONDS.

The coupons ilae on tld i loan May 1 will he purchased, less rebate, at the rate of THREE PER CENT, per annum, ut the uflice of N. TIIOURON' 4 N. E. corner TIIIP.Danil DOCK Streets. rKjp OFFICE OF Til MECHANIC jit ICS' INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA, Al'BH, 3, 1S7II.

The lioa (I of Directors have THIS DAY declared a divideudol'SlXTEEN PER puviibieon ilenia nl, JOHN 11AFKEUTY. Secretary. rf TIIE NATHANS MONEY lj LOAN OFFICE, S. K. corner SIXTH and It ACF.Streets.

Money lo any amomil iidvanet tl on lia lnoii ls, Siiverwure, Vatcli lry. lians, 1'islols, ('iirpet 1, If uis 'iioid Fnrnitoreand 5t reninoise ol every descripiiuu at lower rates than unv li iuse iu the clly. A I.MOlt AN (iARM A anaai r. ff tSsa. AVE HEAR FROM MAN sources that DR.

SEYMOUR. Druz Store, THIMTEKN fit and BROWN Streets, Ls more than us allv stic 'esstid in the trcillliH nt of Skin an Blood ills scales, Lo. isof Nervous Power Urinary All'ections, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheniiiiitisiu. NEEDLES' OATEN GROATS. rlrnn, nnrt sound, for I'orriilso.

Kula cJit up at I'WKIjK'1'11 mul KA K. in UtVi to huh laniilifS. JJroposalo. DKPAHTMENT OK JIKiJIWA Y8. KHIIKIKH, SKWKRS, Ofli(( of tlip Chief Conimissiouer.

b. E. cuniur til XX 1 1 anil CllEriTSVT titiuets. Tit liiA nKTii'iiM April 4, 1870. NOTICE TO UUAKUrflKN.

ppfile 'l protosals. indnrsi'a "J'r osuls for Trcniwny, Oiiiu ami crossing Stone." will rcrcivtKl nt tin1 of Hinhwnv i until 12 o'clock M. on April lf7J. lurilu'fol iltMcnhpil iraini.y,i;iiUcr anl crotniR stor.e, to he furnished durliu the year IH7. Larkiize m.ig slone, to lit fmir iiKhw in wKllh, from i'lifht tnclu si depth or mul not a tlmn four fc hi length.

Traimvay or oriiiuiry crowing ttmn to 1nt sit'i'ii irioho in width, not Irs than limr inches in tWpih oriiiickiiu uuU of an ftvcnitfu It ngth ii'i't. (niter KtoriG ton Inclioti in width, not Ins tlmn (bur Inches In depth or thli'kneHs and of an averai1 lermtli of four foet. must state the tmnio mid of tho quarrv from whii th tiHKMvill liiniishul, and allsti'iii! must have a pood, Hniooth Mirface, wit.li stpiarc ow and eltruH, lo delivr'! nt any jmiiit witidn Die city limits, at suli timt and plmvMuid in suvh qiiiiiiiitiH us may he di'sinatcd by iheL'liicf OMiunissiolier of Jllrlivvaf. l'jn tn'iit will lw iitnde tn warrant 1 drawn utton tltn City of Purveyor of districts wherein the stone used, that tho aaiuu was na itsured a'ler bet nu paved in (ho htrc'et, Kuch pn onl nmst to acamipaniM by ft rortlHeat tliatahoiid has hetMi tiled In tho J.uw Departnipnt, as dir'H twi hv oidlnauco ol iMuv '25, INiO. ll thu lowest IMdder shall not oxc'iite a contrart within five dav alter the work awarded, 1" will hed.tMi.ed tn and wdl Im' lield liable on hi bond forlhH dider n.

between hiibid audtUu bidder to whom thu cunlnict iuiy be awarded. The Department of Hicliways reserves the riiilit to ro Joct all bids not deemed iMtislactory ued advaniucenita lo thv city. 1 1 1. 1 A A 1 1 1 1 Chief of Hinhwayn. DKVA HTM KNT OF HIGHWAYS llltllHiKSHKWKKS.iVc.

the i'Uh t'Cnm. mlsdoner, ti. K. Corner ot KIXTil and t'UKlMJT tilteoiii, April 4, 1H70. KnTirp; to tnN i kai nuts.

Peiled Tr gMpsais will rueuived nt tlie OfMco of tlio Chief roinnnss'oiier of H'gimny until VI ou SA'I't'ltlrAV, the Mil oi April. Ife7d. lor (Im ot the fotUmlutf Htrcyta lo the lalied grade ol the citv, viz. Thirteenth mreet, fr.nn Plamond ulr 'et to Hitsqite lianiiaa uvetnte. in tb l'vveiity eiirhih ward.

Twenty founh siret, from iiiUomeiy tnvnuo to lrkf stre t. In the 'I weiityidvhth inl. ItiiUR' Id street. frin MoniK.iniery avenue to fltrept.h lite Twuilv etirlith ward. Kueh pmiios'ttl wdl ie luvnniianied by eertiflcnte that a hwiid has been tll' in the hnw liepu t'iient, Hrected by ir llnaiicu of May 25, if the lowest li.diler Hball m.t exeeiitcac.tittriM'l thtn live days a'ter the W(ik KavNardrd hew II be iheined ni will he liHfi liahleuii lor Die dnfereiiee between his Mil and tlie in xt lowest lildd r.

The lipartimnt of I iih avs rlahx tn r' le't all hid rid. deenu aulUliictory. WILLIAM lUI.IWIN, Chief of Highways, EVA 1 1 'I' NT hJ I lOliWA YH, JlUIUtlKS, WKWKiW. A'. OlHee of tho Thief Commissioner, ti, K.

corner H1XTI1 and CHKTNCr til reels, PiriT.AnruMiiA, April 4, 1m70, IVf TO ItrilJiKliS. Sealed I'roposa's will be received nt this offleo until 12 o'clock HATCH DAY, April 1H7H, lir huihllm; bridge over l'tiper Mill Itiin. at Wont Walnnt lane, In tlie Twenty se tnid ward, l'roposnls inu state the time In which ft complete the work, and be aeennipanted by arertllicate that a IkhuI lias hen tiled In the Lnw De paiimenl, as direeti! byordhmneo May ft, 1NH). I'lnns, spu'hlfiitlotis and (Onn nf proposal may be or niniiied at the Jep4rtiiici.t of burveys, Nu. 'lii Wouili YY II strt.

The city leiurvos the rlffht tr any and all proposals. WILLIAM li I Chief Commissioner of iitrhw 1. DKPAKTMENT OK 1IKUIWAYN, IIHIIIIU Sl Dlllee or the Chief I'otiiinls'tioncr, MoutlaoM comer HlXTItand Clll si' ti 1 1 btructit. ritiLwiKi i'iiu. April 4.

170. rrnjwuaN will ftp received at mis uiflee inn il 1 2 o'clock HATI'HDAV, April I ir the ir i llun of 1111 oitlcu hi ihi ciiy yrntl ri ar of Mi vMini titlnif 1 rl.tun, Pmii" nipl iHHitlentliii lo Ue 11 al this olllec. Ku li proMi.ui must snii iho lime In which ilio work win Ih coiupi' Tho ileiiartini nt refvrvas the right lo rcjis any or ail hlJa, WILLIAM I1AT.DWIV, Chief Comnils.lniii nf IIIkIiwiivm. PROPOSAL KOIt DUII, Of NO i. Hotel nt SKA MlliK PA UK, off 'loin's Hlver.

will lie il at oillee ol Kii lHiy. No. M. I'i nut I'll Htreel, until llnnll, April I. PiuilH ami HiiHlleMMn cm lie neen ill elllre el M.

II. Ill I l.N, Architect, tio 4.1(1 WALNU l'ain t. 1 11 Tie wlmf, April 4. JOHN II. srnl l', Kwnlorr.

iUntljincrrj, toolo, i't. o'keTtTm lllower. Call anil a hi oiwrallon our Nolsch wi lllow rs, run without ml. All sir. hir runic, fiMlll'Irie rolllllK HHPs, tt A I K.tlmnot llloweM I'll Ihe.a'iii l.rlii.

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