ME DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, MONbaf, MAY 1, 181.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City AmniMntntii
At tbs Acadbmt or Music tho spectacle of
77i Mack Crook will enter open its third weak
this evening:. Beyond question this it the moit
elaborate and splendid apectaole erer produced
In thia city, and those who saw the Slack Crook
when it waa Riven here a few seasens ago cannot
form any adequate idea ( the attraetlona of the
present entertainment. The play itself has
wisely been cut down until there is not enough
of it to bore the audience, and a treat
variety of entertaining features are substituted
for the tedious, uninteresting dialogue. As the
Slack Crook is a spectacle to please the eye, and
net a drama to please the intellect, the curtail
taent of Mr. Barras' work is no loss to any one;
and except that some alight dramatic thread is
necessary to combine the rarlous feature of the
entertainment into a harmonious whole, the rest
of it could well bo spared. In consequence of
the demand for seats, the management have an
nounced that they can be secured twelve days in
advance at Boner's, No. 1102 Chosnut street, and
t the Academy.
At tub (JnnsNPT Mr. Bronson G. Howard's
comedy of Saratoga; or, Pistols for Sevan will
be produced this evening. This piece has re
cently finished a successful run of one hundred
performances at Daly's Fifth Avenue Theatre,
New York, where it was the great hit of the
season. Ihis evening the three leading charac
ters will be sustained by their original represen
tatives Mr. James Lewis appearing as "Bob
Sachett," Miss Kate Newton as "Lucy Carter,"
and Miss May Flsk as "Virginia Vauderpoel."
The remaining parts will be represented by the
members of the Chesnut street company.
At the Arch Mr. John Brougham will com
mence an engagement this evening, and will
appear as "Shvlock" in his own burlesque of
Much Ado About n Merchant of Venioe. The
performance will conclude with the comedietta
Of The Happiest Day of My Life.
At tub Walnut Mrs. D. P. Bowers will this
evening appear in ber great role of "Lady Aud
leT," In the drama of Lady Audlry's Secret. Te
"Lady Audley" of Mrs. Bowers fa a wonderfully
fine performance, and is worthy of all the popu
larity it has obtained.
At the Museum, Ninth and Arch streets,
the drama of Uncle Tom's Cabin will be repre
sented this evening.
At the Assembly BtriLnrNo the last week of
the diorama of "Ireland in Shade and Sunshine"
is announced. This is a very beautiful enter
tainment, and It should attract crowded houses
during tho balance of its stay in this cltr.
At the American Miss Kate Fisher will
appear this evening in the drama of The French
Spy on Horseback. Slgnor Gaston, the magicUu
and juggler, will commence an engagement, and
will execute a number of wonderful feats of
prestidigitation.
At the Alhambra, Seventh street, below
Arch, a variety entertainment will be given this
evening.
A Concert in aid of the Market Square
Church of Germantown will be given at the
Town Hall on Thursday evening next. A number
of prominent members of the Handel and Haydn
Society will appear. The programme will con
sist of choice selections from old masters and
choruses from the best oratorios.
Grand Organ Concerts will be given on
Thursday evenings, May 4 and 11, at the Arch
Street Methodist Episcopal Church southeast
corner of Broad and Arch streets. The concerts
will be conducted by Messrs. M. IT. Cross and
H. G. Thunder, assisted bv Messrs. H. A. Clark,
Spencer Hudnnt, and Richard Zeckwir, organ
ists, by Mr. Wenzcl Kopta, violinist, and other
performers.
A grand complimentary vocal and instru
mental concert to Mr. George A. Conly, tho
well-known basso, will be given on Friday even
ing at Concert Hall. The concert will be under
the direction of Professor Ettore Barlli, and a
number of eminent artists will assist.
Camdcn, N. J., Apsil 30, 1970 Editor Newark
Courier; Among the candidates for Governor I
learn you name Hon. James 31. Scovel, or Caniden,
Hew Jersey.
This nomination would be most acceptable to the
young men of West Jersey, and lodged of the whole
State. It would rouse the people from Bergen down
to Cape May. The dissensions onoe aroused while
Mr. Scovel was in the Senate have entirely passed
away. Mr. Scovel's bold and defiant attitude to
wards Rebellion In all Its many-headed minlfesta
tions has not been forgotten. Asa radical Republi
can he has displayed a sagaolty for which due credit
has never been given him. And there is a certain
dash and independence of character about the man
which makes him one of the most remarkable men
of the country.
That he would sweep the State no man doubts,
and once Governor ot New Jersey, the State would
take no step 1cLkj,i J. II. C.;Lbk3,
No. S03 Stevens street.
CITY NOTICES.
VHr" wni rK8iR a Kkillianot ih Complex
ion should i.tware of choap pi'.cnt pliis. or other
cathartics n'alrlus ca'.umel unJ mcrc-iry. Cse
Hature'3 rt iu"'j, I'Ki.Miioi.o'K Fluio Kxtralt Sa-
BAPARII.LA Hud llBl. ISOLD'S (. Al AWUA (iKAfB I'lI.I.S.
Component yarts Flt.i.l Extrct KUubarUaud Fluid
Extract G.ufte Jaiec. For Liver Uotuplaiuts, Jaun
dice, Bilious r- fTwokioiiB, lpebt, Kick or Nervous
Headache, Ocstireuep'", ex?., the rills are une
qualled. Vegktike. nnrii'red lc i 'jh vicinity will her
tlmony (ai d to it voluntarily) that H Ih tii lni
medical coitiponnd et placed before lbs fiuvio fr
novating and puriiiing the blood, era .lioR'.ing t.l
humors, Impurities, or poisonous sccr-Maiii from
the system, Invigorating and strensionularf tti.i t,f
tem debilitated by disease; In fact It It, h in hit
fiave called it, "Tdb Great HiiAi.ru Ft ,oror.K.''
Sold by all druggists.
ST. JAME3 EOTBL, lioJTON. If 0'ir fr!en-1i Wil!
kindly inform us, etther by telegram or by letter, of
their intended arrival, we shall I e ie.u r prepared
lor their comfort. The repuut.ou of this unv and
elegant establishment la such as to re juire uo coai
ment. Transient board Tour Dollar--; pr j.
Proprietor St. Ja::h Uori L. flo?ro.f.
Young Ladibj, Bbwauk! of the b-j irlni. t fruot
Of Cathartics and Purgatives, cti'di'ilus UMrcury,
calomel, and other deleterious mut'. lu a siort
time they enervate and destroy tne ytetu a web
as the complexion. If yoa Wva.d nave a fiesii,
bealthy, and youthful app, triin',', use HRi.abiit.uM
Fluid Extract Sarsaparii la aal liii.xr,)i.D'y Ca
tawba Orapk Pili.3. They ar puveiy vegetable;
a pleasant purgative, and CMiae. utaimr nausea or
griping pains.
Ms. William 'W.C'ASriir. tn j- .r.-ll.ir At No. 8
South Second Btreet, ba-s oi e ot to irb-ei au l cm
attractive stocks of all Una ot Jeolry and Silver,
ware In the city, lie haa also ou hijd a tine asd(ru
Kent of fine Amerloan Wetn Wawha. TtiOSB
who purchase at this store at t'm p redout tlm? Mf
certain to get the worth of iiiir ioaoy.
To Insure Health A Fropi-r lt'.i?8T:cH yo x
pllOUld UBO IlELMBOI.D'd C.VTAHfii iliHI J Tll.Ut'
They are composed of Fiuiii K.aii t Kiuiirij nnd
Fluid Extract Catawba Grnpe Julco. Thv eX Jlw
digestion, nourish and Imigwraio the jMm, and
purge out all the humoi tu.u urow at-i ranH 'n
the blood. IlBLifBOLn'ii Hausap'H'.i.a nittKes New,
Fresh, and Healthy Imuog, aad r.cjtiaua tho Com
plexion. OAxroRn, Cont!rirn:l IUtel, n w iKj ied a e'e
gDt assortment of Lmti'- , i "a.U r iu t, au 1 la'a-iis'
almmtd and untriiumed ,Lits. Khinni, Keaihirs,
Ornaments, Ktc. Aim, Hoys Cl ,tn and ejiiaw Ua'.s.
UCRNETT'd KALuaTox Tnc te-ii cosmetic.
A. 8. IlAJni.TON'S
BtandaudHhwiG Mi.'ii'.-.r; nr.-,
NO. TiX WKBNfU Si itn, r.
Howe's, Orovor k MAker , F dj u'i, aid dth'.r
first-class machine .1J iu p-r m -,its ua to tout
A ikols TsiaL of atr. Witnlo' Siotnmj
Cyrup for children le. timg never yet fUe4 t
relieve the lulj aud hYi . jai8 Udrfjiluti of
the mother,
Tumi Is woArttot.b in Matbria-Mhihca which
supersede Castor Oil, Magnesia, or Salts equal to
IIilmbold's Catawba RAra Tills for purging
from the system all superfluous and worn-out mat
ter. For Biliousness, Uostlvene.ns. Sick or Nervous
Headache, etc., they are unequalled, as they cause
neither nausea or griping pains; after which purify
and make New Blood by using Ubuibold's Sarsa-
fARILLA.
Oakford, Continental rtotel, has reoolved Spring
Styles Gents' and Boys' IIats, Caps, and Furnishing
Goods. Shirts made to order.
In tub 8riuwo" and Summkr Months the system
should be thoroughly purged, and nothing Is so ac
ceptable to the Stomach ai IIri.mboi.o's Catawba
Gsafb Pim.8, after which use Uki.mboi.d's Extract
8 ars a tar ill a. They Invigorate the system, and
can be taken by Children with perfect safety.
Be Sure and call for Mas. Winslow's Sooth
ing Strcf for children teething, having tho
timiU of "CrRTis at Perkins" on the outside wrap
per. All others are base Imitations.
There Is not such a reliable purgative known as
HBLMBOLD'a Catawba Grapb Tills. They are safe,
pleasant, and efficacious, and cause neither nausea
or griping pains. Bklmbold's Sarsaparilla, the
great Blood TurlOer.
Burnett's Cocoainh a perfoct hair-dressing.
Veoktine Is sold by all druggists.
MAimiED.
Boi.mes-Towkll March T, 1871, at the resldenco
of the bride's father, by Rev. J. U. Wynn, John O.
Holmes, M. D., of Cranberry, N. J., to Miss Louisa
M. Powell, of Camden.
RiTcniE Robbrts Fourth mo. 27th. 1S71, at
Frltnda' Meeting lioum-, iloore&town, N. .1., Bi.
ward B. Kitchih, of Philadelphia, to Emzabkth U.,
daughter of Klisba Roberts, oi the former plaoo.
DIED.
Armbruster On Monday, May 1, Tbtsr Arji
bri'ster, Jr., In his Sist year.
The telatlves and friends are Invited to attend the
nneral, from the residence of his parents, No. 81
N. Eleventh street, o.i Thursday, 4tli Instant, at 8
P.M. Interment at MonnmeDt Cemetery.
Coox. In her S3d year, on the evening or the 26t,h
Instant, Mrs. Ann Cook, relict of Thomas Cook, do
ceased. The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence, No. 1687 Chesnut street, on Monday after
noon, May 1, at half-past 4 o'clock.
Lawton On the S8th ult, Daniel R, Lawton, In
the 82d year of his ape.
The relatives and friends, also, the survivors of the
War of 18U, are respectfully Invited to attend the
funeral, from the restdenoe of his daughter, Mrs.
Sarah Melsh, No. 143S 8. Fourth street, on Taesdav
afternoon, at S o'clock. To proceed to Sixth Street
Lnlon for interment.
MaKellar On Saturday evening, April 89,
Mrs. KlizaMacKellar, wife of Thomas MacKollar,
aged 08.
Fnneral on Tuesday arternoon, at 2 o'olock, from
the family residence, corner of Shoemaker's lane
and Hancock, street, Germantown. Relatives and
frieds are invited to attend wltnont further notice.
To proceed to Mount Vernon Ce uetery.
Paw. At Gloucester city, on the 30th ultimo,
MaryR. W. Pkw, lu her 158th year, twin daughter
of Kmelinc and the late John VT. Pew.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
sister, Mis. Anna Norton, Oiouoeblcr city, N. J., on
Wednesday afternoon, the 3d iastaut, at V o'clock
To proceed to Cedar Orove Cemetery.
Yiifao Cn th 28th Instant, Armas Youkci, in
the Mid year of his age.
The relatives and mai friends of the family are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, No. U04 cuuiuitr street, ou Tuesday,
the 2d instant, at 8 o'clock.
BLACK SILK OLOVE S.
Just received Black silk Gloves of the "old
fashioned" Engiati style Also Alexander's black
tAeta silk Gloves; black patent silk and thread
Gloves.
BESSON k SON,
Wholesale and Retail Mourning Goons House,
51 6t No. 013 OHHSNUT Street.
LACK SILK v Jl A L L Y
Just rpcrlved Ulacfe wool wl i-MM Frt h
CUil)!i-.B, St 715 ctuts. Alao, l;n;ilh C IiuLk' at M
Mid tV ce.'its.
zjrs.sns a sox,
. MimmlKar jr I.im u 11 iiise,
61 tt N". ! Ollf SNT S'rr-.'.
)I,A(); S T tt I f K I)
OrgauvU a. t'rlets fio reit
n kc, an in Bis.
k (".t'iU s np-M i'lcuc'i
i;e.si 1 x -a,
no. cuKSiVrr H',r-t.
d rt
II L A !
J'lKt, i
K tj I L u W A R l ..I O IJ A I ft -
iujpu H'i.os uiiihHtr Lu.u-j, ai i ire
Lilk wares. $' t '( tt yjiid. f.ihot pun tiMii.ilr
L-Jbtreb, to fi-w,
B'SSON A. SON.
Imr.'-rt'-r' or M'mrutii (i'lu-t,
met . . : n N i. v s t;vet
CLOTMINC.
P I C 11 i: A E Y.JIAWK
CLOTHING,
CCMBTVIVO RTYLl", LUR ABILITY AND EX-
ciuJ.K oif workmansuip.
Jones,
o 'is :i.r.-i Mi x o ES
ESTABLISHMENT,
m. W. HIE8BJUIT1.
Hn'i9"ii:e GsiTnwa mado to crdoratthe Bhorteit
iiniio.'. . i i J sinw tf
i'HEOiAL NOTICES.
1tr 'y'.Cti , l ft ''-'' P,'oiir4 is IwiUU Fag.
rici:
PENNSYLVANIA. KAILROAO
Coil PAN Y,
Philadelphia, May 1, 1ST1.
1. 0 riCF, Tt K rocKnoLDEits.
NotV'O If Ucr.-t.y g'veu to the Stockholders of this
Coin fi'iy ta-t thy will have the privilege of sub
'Ciiijiog for .e su.c 1 at par lu the proportion of
i pt-ha e :r eveiy x us registered iu their name,
Afrl! 0, mi.
Helens of lets n?iu six Shares will bo entitled to
Men r rite f'r t f ill fl are, and those holding more
tl tu a l.u i:;ie of ttx Shares will be entitled to an
s-i n ioni! HMr.
so"Bor t t' u iviH be received and the first f nntal-n.i-bipf
I':l-y per tentnm Mill be payable between
H e vvd iiif of J.Uy and tild day cf June, 18T1.
t' otid utH'ojfnt - f KUtyper centum will be pay
he i.e: wteu tue I i day of Novemuer and 224 day
cf Pfcfrat.'r, 1ST1. If Stockholders prefer, the
wi t ie aiuouav csa be paid at the time of subscrlp-
t!r,u.
o sjbn.r';.Uon will be revived after June .82,
1 :T1. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
n 1 1 w Treasurer.
m-V HR-AuwT AltTEHS OF THE YOUNd
r MEN'S liK.ri'BUCAN CLUli, Fourteenth
id, 31.6 -'ATLS Slieet.
At ineniff f the Club held on Mouday evsn
ti ir i,riiv4 i .71. it was unanimously
itB.HVcd 'i'li an iovitRtlju betxteuded to the
ifMii.j mni of 'he wiird ti attend the next stated
tr.'rt'-tf oi thC ib.tobs held on MONDAY RVHM-
iMJ, Usyl, t- o'clock P.M., wo 11x4 COATK3
t"t rt. J-. r 16- V
Ari!. d. j. Y A K(t.K, 1 resident. ;
At'eSv J, U. I liANSTON, B4)tlT3.mTJ. IV
H UB ANNUAL MT'CUNO OF THE STOCK..
"' t i i !i -BSi-l tHAML;tlCAN ANTHS'.'KUS
tvTU N U'MPiflY will be held at the C(mpany's
N. 4V.t WALNUT Street, on TltiJAX,
k,g, v, 1. .1. ai 1 1'. M.
a'ii i-leobvii l"f t'eien Directors wl 1 take plane,
u- K. S. WILSON, fco-;tUrj piu tcu
I U:adelihla, April 13, 1371.
8PEOIAU NOTICES.
fjgy H- M- DALY'S WHISKY WAHK ROOMS,
Noa. 9it 8. TRONT street and 13 DOCK bU
IMMENSE STOCK
OF THE BEST BRANDS
IN ORIGINAL BARRELS.
Among which may be found the celebrated "Ooi,ibw
Wirmmi," Bonrbon of ancient date ; Wheat and
Rye Whiskies, all pure from manufacturers (in ori
ginal packages), Including those well-known dis
tillers, THOMAS MOORR k RON,
JOSEPH 8. FINCH CO., and
THOMAS MOORR.
The attention of the trade is requested to test
these Whiskies, at market rates. s 4smwf
JQT UNION LEA QUE HOUSE,
I'hil ADRLrm a, April S9, 18T1.
In compliance with the desire of the members of
the Union League, the THIRD ART RECEPTION
will oontlnue open MONDAY and TUESDAY EVEN
INGS, May 1 and !, and during the days of the ba
lance of the week, from 10 A. M. until 4 P. M.
Tickets now issued will be good for any time during
the week. Members can be supplied on application
at the League House, nntil May ft.
By order of the Committee.
GEORGE II. BOKER,
4 8 Tt Secretary.
W CHRISTIANITY AND CIVILIZATION
m MR. B F. UNDRKWOOD, the able ami popu
lar levtnrer on Free Thought, will lecture In the
Hall t the senthwest corner of SPRING GARDEN
and NINTH Streets, THIS EVENING, atT)tf o'clock,
on the "Influence of Christianity on Olvllizttion,"
to which clergymen and others are Invited, and per
mitted to reply.
Admission, 85 cents. It
Sy- OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADEL
PHIA. At a meeting of the Board of Directors held
thtsdsya Semi-annual Dividend of TURKS PER
CENT, was declared, clear of all taxes, payable on
dtuand.
PHILII E. COLEMAN, Secretary.
Philadelphia, MayJIfTIL it
gW" CURTIN-OTLCOMPANY, OFFICE, NO.
2l8f WALNUT Street Room 1.
Philapblphia, May 1, V?T1.
The annual meeting of stockholders of this Com
pany, and election for Directors for the ensuing
year, will ,e held at this office, on THURSDAY, May
11. 1HT1, at 19 o'clock, noon.
BlOt M. B KEILY, Secretary.
jar- THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR TWENTY
"' four Managers of the PENNSYLVANIA
BIBLE SOCIETY will be held at the Bible House,
corner of WALNUT and SEVENTH Streets, on
vm.uan.ouAi, may a, iou, at o'ciocc r. M.
JOMKl'll 11. 1JULLKS, I
It RICHARD NEWTON, f
Secretaries.
gy- THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NSWS
mw BOYS' BOMB ASSOCIATION will be held at
the Home, No. Sia LOUUSr Street, on TUESDAY,
May 9, at 4; o'clock P. M. An election will be held
for offcers and managers to serve for one year.
5 1 8f KNOr.H LEWIS, Secretary.
fir- GENTL'eMEN IN SEARCH 01 COMFORT
.sxd style In BOOTd and SHOES should call on
BARTLETT,
At No. 33 South SIXTH Street,
8 29 tf Above Chesnut.
miE BEST COA.L.
ISAAC F. WRIGHT & SON,
No. 124 South HEOOND Street.
YARDS Corner EIGHTH and MASTER Sts. and
wfm No. Sis SWANSOH 8t. above Queen.
NO STORE ON
CHESNUT STREET.
CQRHELIUS I SQHS
RETAIL
EAIE3UO0 H 3,
n r.HEav sr.
CAS FIXTURES.
BOBBINS, CLARK B1DDLE.
G O R H A IV1
BRIDAL
BOBBINS, CURK Sc B1D3LE,
CHESNUT STREET,
FOUR EOtBS FROM TWELFTH. (5 1 Otrp
MEAD & BOBBINS.
N. E. Cor. NINTH and CHESNUT,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Silver-Plated Ware.
Wedding Presents,
Hotels Furnished,
Families Supplied,
WITH EVEUYiAKTICLB REQUIRED IN THEIR
LINE OF GOODa.s S3 wfm.2mrp
U MOT ELLAS, PAHA3OL0,
AND
8 UN U.MBHB?.LA8.
JOSEPH FUSSELL. Muxufictrirer,
Nos. 8 and t'onu FOL'UTH Street
oifmwim rniLADELPfliiu
OPENING OF NEW
RIILLIKEPJ'S Lmm STORES,
1128 CHESNUT Street and 828 AECII Street.
Our Spring Importation Now Open.
ritlNTED LINEN LAWN DRESSES.
TLAIN WHITE LINEN LAWN DRESSES.
BEAUTIFUL PRINTED SHIRTING LINENS.
We sre rhowlPR the nost beautiful assortment of Printed Linens In the oountry. The patterns are
all new aud very sijlisa.
PLAIN LINENS FOR 8UIT8.
Plain Buff Linen. Buff Parisian Linen.
Plain Buff Linen Lawns. Plain Flax Lawns.
Plain Chocolate Linens. Grey Linens.
THE FRENCn TIQUES AT 50 CENTS.
We have received 60 pieces more of this Pique. Undoubtedly the bast bargV.n or th9 season.
OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
Contains all the moRt desirable makes of Nalnsoots," Soft-finish Oambrtos, Swiss and India Mulls, Victoria
Lawiis, Bishop Lawns, French Muslins, extra widths, Hamburg Edgings.
FINANCIAL.
7-30 GOLD LOAN
OP TBI
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Progress of the Work.
The building of the Northern PaclQo Railroad
(begun Jul j last) Is being pushed forward with great
energy from both extremities of the line. Several
thousand men are employed In Minnesota and on
the PaclQo coast. The grade Is nearly completed
ICS miles westward from Lake Superior; trains are
running over 133 miles of finished road, and track
laying la progressing at the rate of one to two mile j
per day. Including its purchase of the 8t. Paul and
Pacific Road, tho Northern Pacific Ootnpanv now
has 413 miles of completed road, and by September
dtiit this will be Increased to at least 53!).
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
We are now selling and unhesitatingly recora
mcrd. as a Profitable and perfectly Safe liives:ment,
the First Mortgmre T.n-i ur.maoM oonrts of tno
Nutuiern racitlc Railroad Company. The have 30
years to run, bear Seven and Three-tenths per cent,
gold lnrerest (m ore than 3 per cent, currency), aa l
are secured by first and only mortgige ou the en-
TIKK KOAD AKD ITS EQUIPMENTS, and &UO OU
23,000 ACRES OF LAND
to every mile or track, or 600 Acres for each 8i0f
Hond. They are exempt from United States Tax;
Principal and Interest are payaWe lu G!d; 1iuo
mii ations: Coupons, f 100 to f 1000; Registered, (100
to $10,000.
LANDS FOR r.ONDS.
Northern Pacillc 7-30's are at all tiroes receivable
nfiKN mi cr.si. Annv? tar, In cX'-b i-igrt f-r trie
i i ii .;.nb L.njiia, i-t their low-t ca.iti i flc. Tliaf
in, hi R ioii.ou tii ilr .iiiiriv'er a s tl rsi-cnt-K
pn ifpusj lug ldrr secuii y, thfie oon Is arc
;uiic La-.if: 'Anrr tnts b:iri:.'g a priit-til r.j'eof
i.j'i-iot unit! exchiiMtd fur iiouieieii'id, nt tes
i'F.h knt. rttfcun; i.
S'.NKiNd FPNT).
lie Liiml iix.A of tt.o itiiKl rxcei'd P.ftv MU-
Ik ii Airt, h.ivli 'U an avt-ra-c i-U tt Kre.it. ft rttliiy,
iu a I niHic ii.nt is dii.ij ly iin4".p iacl. i ho Trus
tees of the Mortgage, Messrs. Jay Couite andJ.
Edgar Thomson, are required to devote the pro
ceeds of all Land Sales to the repurchase and can
cellation of the Company's Bonds. This Immense
Sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel tue principal
of the entire Issue of First Mortgage Bauds (now
selling) before they fall due.
PROFI TABLE AND SAFE.
With their ample security and high rate of inte
rest, there is no investment accessible to the peo
ple which is more profitable or safo. In view of
the Government's expectation soon to call for the
surrender of Its outstanding 6 per ceut. Bonds,
under the present movement for funding the debt
at lower Interest, many holders of United Scales
Five-Twenties are exchanging them for Northern
I'acitlo Seven-Thirties, thus realizing a handsome
profit, and greatly Increasing their annual luoojse.
OTHER SECURITIES AQSNCIKf.
All marketable blocks and Bonds will be received
at their highest current price lu exchange for
Northern i-aclflo Seven-thirties. Express catRdus
on Honey or Bonds received, and on Seven-thirties
sent In return, will be paid by the Financial Agents.
ActNciKs fur the hale of this loan are established in
nearly everr city and Impoitaat town throughout
the United States aud Canada. Full information,
maps, pamphlets, etc., can be "btatued on applica
tion at any agency, or from the undersigned.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Philadelphia, New Yorfr, Washington,
FISCAL AGENTS NORTHERN PACIFIC K. R.CO
For sale In Philadelphia by
OLENDINN1NO, DAVIS CO., No. 43 S. Tflird St.
"vVM. T. ELBERT, No. 321 Walnut street.
J. H. TROTTER, No. 32'i Walnut street.
WM. PAINTER k. CO., No. M S. Third street
S. M. PALMER A CO., No. U S. Third street.
U. M. ROBINSON Av CO., No. 133 8. Ihird streit.
SAMUEL WORK, No. M S. Third street.
GEORG12 J. BOYD, No. 13 S. Third street.
RALKY A WILSON, No. 41 S. Third street
WALLACE & KKENE, No. 143 8. Third street
STERLING fc CO., ao. 110 S. Third street
H. IL W1LTBANK, No. 805 Waluut street
T. A. BIDDLE A CO., No. 824 Walnut Btreet
M. SOnULTZ A CO., No. t S. Third Street.
WILLIAM C. MORGAN & CO., No. S3 S. Third st
BO WEN A FOX, No. 13 Merotuuts' Exchange.
WILLIAM T. CARTER, No. 813 ! Wa'nut street.
W. H. 8HELMER1UNE. No. 10 S. Third street
MEGARY & TKALE, No. 13 8. Third street
NARR & LADNKK, No. 80 8. Third street.
blOREN 4 CO., No. 1M S. Third street
JOHN K. WILDMAN. No. ti 8. Talrd street
TOWNfcEND W HELEN A CO, No. SOU Walnut st.
P. 8. PE'I ERHON & i O.. No. 39 S. Third street
B. K. JAMISON A CO., N.W. cor. Third & u'hasnat.
KKOUY, BENSON & CO., No. e 8. Thl.-d street
U. A W. Y. 11KUERTON, No. M 'i Tn:rd 3treet -BARKER
BROS. & CO.t No. 29 V, Tuir.l s'a tt.
JAMES E. LKWARd A CO., N. 'J .S. l iuM street,
BULL A NORTH, No. m S. hlr l stroof.
1). C. W. SMITH fc CO., Na. 1st S. 'i'uird btreot
CHARLrS B. KEEN. No. 3J5 Wnlnat streeu
J. 8 RV'tllTON A CO., Nj. so 8. Third sirettt
H. F. BACHMAN', No. S. Third str.-t
JAUOU K. R1UU W Y, No. 66 . Till strf
W. H. 8TKVENBON, No. tit DwK stt
JOHN MOSS, Jb., No. 08 Wfclm.t s'
C. T. YEKKI.S, Jk.. A V.. N. Ir, 'A street.
t-XVENTU NATIONAL BJNK, N.W. cor. Kjurt'a
and Tdarktt streets. I STmwi3m
LINEN DRESSES.
HINANCIAU.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and WASHINGTON.
jay cogke, Mcculloch & co.,
LONDON,
AND
Sealeri In GoTornment Securities.
Special attention given to the Purchase and Sale
of Bonds and Stocks on Commission, at the Board of
Brokers in this and other cities.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL POINTS.
OOLB AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOL
In connection with our London House we are now
prepared to transact a general
rOSEIGN EXCHANGE BUSINESS,
Including Purchase and Sale of Sterling Bills, and
the Issue of Commeiclal Credits and Travellers' Clr
culnr Letters, available in any part of the world, and
are thn euaoied to receive GOLD ON rEK)SKr,
and to allow four per cent lnuuxai in currency
thereon.
9
Having direct telegraphlo communication with
both our New York and Washington OiHcea, we can
oner superior facilities to our customers.
RELIABLE RAILROAD BONDS FOR INVEST
MENT. Pamphlets and full information given at our office,
8 Smrp No. 114 S. THIRD Street Phllada.
Wilmington and Reading
tCi
Trco of Taxes,
Wa ATA now ntTprintr a lirnttoA mrmn- rt tha
" ' O UKUUUUW (I HUV
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDd of this Oouipauj
At S3K and Accrued Interest.
The Bonds are Issued In
S I OOs, S5CCs, and CJOOOa.
COUPONS PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY.
We placed the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of
this Company at 85 per cent They are now bringing
on the open market vs per cent This fact Is strong
evidence of the standing and credit of this Com
pany. The road is now finished and doing a large and
profitable buaineas.
VEYJ. PAINTER & CO.,
EANKEE.3,
And Dealers In Government Socalles,
No. 36 South THIRD Street,
PEILADEU'UIA.
INVESTMENT BONDS
PORTAGE LAKE AND LAKE SUPERIOR SHIP
CANAL 10s. becured by 11 rut mortgage on the
canal (now completed), and on real estau worth five
tuues tne amount of the mortgage.
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, 10s.
DOUGLA8 COUNTY, NEBRASKA (Inoioyllng
Omaha), H's, find other choice Wesieru county and
city bonus, yielding good rates ot Interest
ALLENTON CITY ('A.) bKVfiN PE1 OKNT.
SOlOi L BoNLS. free lrm wcics unuer tiio taws
of the State, at par and interest
For full particulars app'y to
XXOIVAKXl DlHE.ntxTOl,
I S 8m NV 11T r.uuth FOURTH Street
DUNN 3ROTHCJ?8,
iijtniiuiifi,
Nos. 51 aud 53 S. TMIW 3t.
DoalbiS it Mercantile Put-er, Coitnral Lcmi
Government Securities, snt iu.
Draw I'.lils of Ksotiane on tht' Uuhm aias "f
CiOi:dOD,tind u-me uravwllcju' lc!.:erf niedlt mrsn.gl-.
Mi-asra. UMWI.R? n'U-'s a Ca. at-jlL-UUi in U ii-
cllltjs of Etiropa.
k'.ak CJiiiecr.U)i( oa i' MiiLi
jCKtM'ote ordnrs f jr Bonds aud dwne i Hor.i i
liroem.
A1'.pv U;U)t3i ou Dejiuslts, atj.ut t; u.. u.
Sifiht It
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Coal MiniDg Troubles.
Proposition of the Operators,
Regular Work Cuarantood.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL
TTnited States Supreme Court.
The Street Car Murder.
Funeral of IVIr. Avery.
Kte Kte., Kte Kte... Kte., Etc.
FROM TUE STATE.
BT A890CIAT1D PRR33.
AreltMtrely to The Koening Telegraph.
The Coal Troubles The Offer of the Ope
rators "Work Ottered to the Miners
Throughout the Year, Regardless of the -Price
of Coal.
Pottsvili,b, May 1The following circular
has Just been issued:
ANTURAC1TB BOARD OF TlAUB OF TH SCHTTTMm.L .
Rjtoion, Pottsville, May 1, 1871: To the Working,
men of 8chnylkll), orthumberlsnd and Columbia
counties The Anthracite Monitor of the Sth ult.
contains the following srtlule :
Another Ultimatum.
Below will be fouud the last ultimatum of the
Schujlklll operators, agreed to at rhlladnipbta on
haturdsy last It bears on the fajc of it plausibility
and reason, but when read coolly and deliberately it
presents to us a deep laid sclume for the destruc
tion of the W. B. A. tbrongh the repudiation of tho
fundamental principle of the organization, the basis.
At the time we write this, we do not know what will
be the action of the Executive County
board In regard to the acceptance of the proposition,
bnt hope tnat, instructed by their districts, they will
emphatically ignore it. The proposition is not just
whatever Us friends or those wishing a settlement
at any price may say about It It will rob ttie men
or their share of percentage on the prices that coal
will bring above the basis the next two mouths,
Vhlch, If no trickery Is nsed.ought to be considerable,
and it gives no guarantee that the operators will
contlLue to work their collieries IS prloea
come down so that they caauot
work them to maka them pay at tne price they at
preFent offer to labor, llcuc, bv accepting this
proprsltloa the men give sp their right t the per
centage when coal Is above $3, which will be for
two months at leas', and have uo piouile of steady
work after they have done s it would ba inucu
better to accept tt to basts without a sliding scale
downward, or the 13 basis with a sliding s;ale, ou
the 1S70 plan, down to 13 no, and the latter we are la
favor of and have bceu all the time.
fcrt tr.e trostt orrcr Is a trap, a snare and delu
sion, and I ears on lis face the impress of the mind
of that wily bclieiner, F. it. Uowan. The niun may
ao as tnpy pnane, tmt rT us we denounce, itas
piece of consummate trlckeijr and deception. Steady
work ctinuut be secured by It. None would mure re
joice than tne to it nd this afertion wrong, but It
will not be so, and If the men accept they will awake
before long to a sense of their folly. Coal will
again go town below the bals, aud for that reason
we advise a Blldlng scale to $i M to provide
against the iwefslfy of a RUHp-.-uaion
whni it does fall below, und for te reason that we
believe It aill lall to2-M we oppose the present pro
pcbitioii because we know that tne operators will
Mitperd their, colllcrlt s when It dees go riou, aad
alter hiving poi:Veted the advance above the baais
themselves thev will leave tho nen in the lnn h.''
rlho propoKltmn we mado on Anril 3J dtes rot
admit of uny such construction as put upon it in the
Hiiove article and we charge the author of It with
fa'sely and malieiuusly attempticg to mislead you to.
yoi.r grat injury.
v. e now ajiain ssserT. tnat we meat this offer ta
(Mid fkitti, and with the hrni intention, If It Is ao
tirpu d by you. to continue to work "throughout the
ytai " regardless of the price of cn-.il in the market
utd subject only to unavohtabln causes, such as.
t)u-.ikuov.us at collieries and want of means of
trat'porlatlon.
This we confidently belt, vo we can do, aud the
editor of the Vouiu.r hm i right t charge us with.
consnmniHe tricki ry n:ni deceit tou" iu this offer
until wo have bad a. i.ur uiai.
WiM.f jt KKNrKion, rrrsident
FROM wJsklA-GXOJV
BT ASSOCfSTED tRi:H3.
JZzeBtUiivfly to The ttntni'ut Trtetn-M'.
Bu.ixieas Before (he !SUir.-ii.e Court.
Washington, May 1. Tlif Supretue Court.
were engaged four hour snnotinel-jg cplc'.ona
to-day. At 3 o'clock A.p-itc J.utloc Clt!?orL
said that In the eases of Knox ualns' Lee, and
Parter against Davis ore from Texas and the
other from Maffaebut-t-u-to questions had
been dlecuceed In this court lirst, is the act of
Coi Kress known as the egal-Under act consti
tutional as to contracts made before its pasuaue;
and second, is il valid, as applicable to traduc
tion a tlnce.
The court cow affirm tbeso questions, the
Chief Justice and Asiociate Justices Nel-oa,
Clifford, acd Field dibsontlnr from the major!:.
of the court, both as to their premises aud cote
cltibionc. Juillco Clifford said the opiulon hi
that e cases would be wrlttea out aud announce!
before the close of the term.
Judge Swayne delivered the opinion of tha
court in tbe case of Boudinot against tut U'lhed
Stales, affirming the constitutionality of t'. in
ternal revenue law exteuding over IndUu Terri
tory'as to the tax on spirits aud tobacu . Jan
tices Bradley aud DaU ULsentud. Ju.-lxv Field
Cid not sit in tbe case.
FROM NEW I ORi:.
IBV ASSOOUTSl) puas.
Bxclunivihj to The Kvenin-j TA'nrnp h.
Watfil ot Avery IX fMtiiain.
Nnw iokk, May 1 The luutia. of Axtry I).
Putnam, assaulted on Wedneri:iy riHt in
street ca by William PuKer occurred t--d) at
Lis family residence in Uotta,;3 v Tl.re
was a very larije attendance, 'i't'.: !:. i.eij
taken to tbe Providence boat, f.-.r iuuruu-t lo.
8apn Toiut Ceiiietery. Tbe n -i v ei i cl
alci g the route of the pric!; u.. tJr 'at liuci
bere of citUcos joined tlie c.r;'j; rn rfi.$
tatlUrgit to an immente concoiiise.
FROM TJIE Vr t Sl.
X ASSOfliTEO l':.FJi.
Kxvnvtlf to The l'in'.1 7W-i -;'.
Suiilile tu luuliu;M'.U
jM lANAi-yLis, M 1 IV a i'.if
tinman totiinK at H'o l'l-'-r wUa
rij:!Mncd bU came "ii. A. i-.ci.!ou, IVrueu-Kt-,
' u o.B-.ltu-d tu'cido c-'c tt rouV
v ill. a poiktl k Uo
A CWcKiro lair ni -r avi wsrl cut i. 1 3
il..- nibm !.. tin.'V b t'-fir. .'.;--vnr a V-v Vtt
I i 'pit. aid ilieli ntU'.r :! i Uilt.-atot v 1 i l
iri i ton I" lleui.
'! I e Ru; ert r A'sai d. r .f r v1 v mt; ,r:i 4
) Las br mtt a ft.i.tfM.,.J ' ft,t0.
tt ljit lu ins'-ett t j 1 I I.-mu
bi rtceptiDD I-t iu lor U.aJ U; U N'f.io'l.