BUSINESS NOTICES.
he ,New Chick eel ea Grand Square, sag
thenew 4111e1c13111N ',RAND UPII.IO tit PIANen
&mese; all °than. Great reduotiun in Pialios.
DUTTON ' S,
Noe. 3126 and 1123.011aatonotatreet.
T
Chnt - trlets 110sonion. - •
Solo Agent for the sale of STIIINwey a BONS world
renottntd PIANOS. - •
(A.ent for Stelnwav & Sons sine ISM.)
npltfi• Wareroonnt No: 1006 Olteetnut Street, Phila.
Geo. Meek .11- Co. Grand, Square and
'Upright Pianos. Pianos to rent. 2_ 7. E. GOULD,
No. 923 Chestnut street.
AMENEMM. Ird.
—At the Arch Street Theatre; this Wieniii,g,
Mr. Tunnet will kayo a benefit in Frifz.
Matinee performance to-morrow.
--At the Walnut 'Street Theatre, this eve
ning; Airs. Barney Williams will have a bene
fit in the diamas.S74andy Maguire, 'An Hour in
Seville, and Barney the Baron. Matinee to
.
.—At_the Chestnut Street Theatre t this eve
ning, llie pantomime., Fair One With. a 'Blonde
Tl'if), :will be repeated by Mrs. Oates' Bar
lestine company. IT. M. W. Fiske will
appear. Id atinoe to-morrow. •• • "
—At Fox's American !Theatre, this evening,
a gotarmiseellaneous performance will be
iven by a large -company, Including a num
ber of new artists. Matini3e to-morrow. .
--At the Eleventh street Opera House,
Messrs. Carncross &. Dixey offer a splendid
bill for this evening. A new and laughable
burlesque, eptitled,, Fifteenth Amendment - 8011,
will be produced. , •
—At the SeVenth Street 03:perm • House
a fir St-class minstrel performance will be given
this evening. • Messrs. Dirprez' '& Benedict
announce that they will eltise the Season in this
city to-morrow evening for atour to the North
and West. They will retw?n about September
first. On Monday next, the flibernicon, a patio
' lama, r e presentmg-a-tottr—in—lrolawlovilt- be,
exhibited. The engagement of the . Peak
i'amily of Swiss Bell ,Ringers has been post
poned.
—The Pilgrim Paintings will be exhibited
every evening during this week, 'a,ud on
Saturday afternoon. Concert Hall is filled
nearly every evening with people desiring to
see these line paintings. .11,xcellent
• given at every exhibition.
CITY BULLETIN.
State of Thermometer This Day at the
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Bulletin
10 A. deh. 12 21. 70 Seg. 2P. Id 04 d
Weather raining.- W ind
NORTHERN HOME FOR FRIENDLESS
CHILDREN AND SOLDIERS' ORPHANS' INSTI.
TOTE...Jibe eighteenth anniversary of these
joint popular institutions -was celebrated at
the Academy of Music, last evening, in the
preienee of an audience thattilled the _house
to rePletion in every part. The appearance of
the children was in every respect admirable.
The number present was about four hundred;
the girls dressed in white, with red and blue
sashes, and the boys in blue. Everything
about them betokened neatness,• cleanliness,
healthfulness - and discipline.
At eight, precisely, the curtain rose, reveal
----ing--a-sight-suctras-isrrarely--seen:—To-
wcompa
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nies of soldiers' orphans were then marched
on the stage. • A prayet was offered by Rev.
E: W. Flutter, during Which the. soldiers
..rested on their guns. A drill was then gone
through with by the two companies, under
the command of Captain Frank Skia,M - , - - At its
close theYwere reviewed-by-Major Dean,wbo
appeared in full regimentals. • The boys were
- trained by Dr. A. Harshbarger. A beautiful
song; ." Motlitr's waiting for her children,",
was. sung, which was folletved by the report
of the Treasurer, J. L. Claghorn, Esq. The
annual report was read by the Secretary, M.
J. Mitchesati, Rain From -these two reports
we glean the following statistics:
Children in:the Home May 1, 1869, 338; ad
mitted from Miy - 1;1869, - to May 1,1870, 121
469. Of whom there were 14 soldiers 'orphans.
Returned tp_parents and furnished homes, 109_;
enticed - a - Way:Air:absconded, 4 ; Vied, 2-116:
Now in the Home, 344. Of these there are
""friendless children; 104; soldiers' orphans, 240
—344. The receipts amounted to *54,222 83:
and the expenditures to $.54,..T22 83.
At the close of. Mr. Mitcheson's report he
._made an appropriate allusion to the death of
Mr. J. W. Clagliorn, to whom the Northern
lionie is so largely indebted for its present
efficiency. A favorite hymn of Mr. Clag
horn's was then sung by the children, wlim
several little girls attired in white and moffTh
ing, offered a tender andtouching memorial
to the...memory of their deceased friend and
patron. It was in the form of - a. - chair
draped in mourning, containing a beautiful
floral cross. The little girls recited in concert a
pretty address commemorating the virtues of
_the...dead—This wa...s written by Miss_ Walk.
Rarely has a more iniPressive scene ever bead
presented on the boards of the Academy.
The subsequent e.Xereises consisted of songs,
dialogueS, recitations, &c., in all of which the
children acquitted themselves admirably. A
striking and pleasant featiire was a concert
recitation by thirty little girls, entitled
" Angling." One of the most prominent of the
exercises Was the! piece," What May Be,"
written for the occasion yA. M. 'Spangler,
and rendered by the children in a style that
won the hearty .plaielits of the audience. The
declamation of Socrates Snooks," by Mark
Dean, was exceedingly well done, as were, in
fact, all the pieces.
A brief, appropriate and pointed address by
- Rev..P. Stryker, D.-D., was-well - receive. A
more lengthy written discourse was delivered
by Rev. O. F.
A collection - WaS taken up, the proceeds of
Hiielet-rte-to be applied-to-the Ctianel—huil . •
lug fund.
Taken as a whole,the celebration was a cow
ploc success, reflecting credit upon all con
vened, and winning, we hope, a large num
ber of new friends for these popular in
stitutions.
Locm. Cum')mt.—Everybody to-day tieetns
to be 1)113 ihg bowers. The man or wbtnau
who doehn't love flowers is a mau or woman to
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be regarded as at least deserving of suspicion
that their moral graces need thorough' hoeing.
We have known people who alike entertained
aversion toward music and babies. We never
yet knew a person who disliked flowers. In
the bosom of every wonian whom we ever
• knew was implanted an appreciation for rose
buds and johnny jump-ups. When Mrs.
Brilliant was in a position of affluence, and
lived in Broad street, , her windows gleamed
with the japonica and the Japanese lily.
Though her husband was ruined by copper
atoeks l Ler window in Tasker street is still
crowned with n floral decoration. The only
ditlerence is that instead of a display of lilies
in a jardiniere of porcelain, "she now contents
herself with an exposition of yeidounas•blooni
jug in an unpainted starch box.
- ;e14.--4anna in thy hours of lia•il•;"
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,
In Fifth street market,- at a ganmstall, this
morning, we noticed a wild swan. The bird
measured about six feet across its outspread
pinions. Its bill was as black and as
polished as a piece of ebony. From the goose
the species is as entirely distinct as that of the
-goose Troia-the duck- ; :therabbitfrotn-the-hartn
ur the rat from the mouse, The trouble is, that
no one but, an ornithological expert can tell
the difference between a swan aged two years
and a corresponding bird aged two hundred.
The amiable Comuthisnmer of City Property
returned' Last. evening from a three days' .ex
anti nation_ o f_th u—su bu than -rotit Is. He this
moyning aeporis a great improvement over:
the state of things existing, two weeks ago.
The Tiventyd.hitd and Bridge street entrance
to Fairmount- Park has been put in , order.
-BOW long-it-will retffain so depends;ThntirelY
upon the number of hundreds of °valid:cu.-
iis-nagims that contitinot.6 tss,st,
- is hero wanted ir, wooden or Belgian • pave
ment. To the apology fur paving that here
abouts exists the wheels of the itai•carts pay
about as much respect as is paid to a near
sighted uchool-teaehor_by—aff7unprincipled
schoobboy, Beyond this our fusy-eheekeil
friend, the Commissioner, CM])
plumes himself that if Matters nod )hi ngs are
not any bettiir, they aught he a great deal
{Mr/30.
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In the drug store of Doctor Jay Vie ha , : just
been deposited •ri &MU more -than ,eighteen
Inches long,expelled froM the body of a human
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being. It is a perfect serpent In every respeot.
It is akarked wifh alternate rings of black and
while, about. an inch and ' a half in length . .
she matter 'will probably be elaborated by
the medie v al journals. All,pur reporter. bas to
say is that of tbkvarious gentlemen who have
'examined the 'reptile, not one can identify it
with any species tkat on' the - utside or
folks inStead of thelaside. ;',A.s!a oci o tios.ty it is
certainly rare:•
• Tnn RinArsirtG lenvEn.-:-The endurance of
the resident and visiting -physicians at tho
Alnincouse, at this moment; is" rather
tested. Into the sick ward. 4 of its, 'hospital
have lately been received about a hundred
and fifty unfortunate:creatures, poisoned by
the death-whom* that saturates the atmosphere
of Fourth Ward .slumsin the vicinity of
Bedford, Baker;..o- Spafford streets. The
name given to tilts malady is the relapsing
fever. •At intervals the medical is in
terested in sets of sythoptoms, coincident is - a
sufficient number, of cases to warrant It a. sub
ject of especial study,if not of especial noin
enclature. This was the case with; Bright's ,
disease of the kidneyind . with what: for a
season- or two- Was_classiffeci . !Spotted.
fever." To the list,' is -now to be added the
malady originating in the disffict above
named, and unpremeditatedly endowed *kb
the title of " relapsing fever.,' .That its typo
is not especialll, frightful, our reporter yester
day learned. Thus far, under the assiduous
watchfulnesS of the Alnashouse physicians, no
patient was reported to us as having sunk into
collapse. Opinions as to the• contagious char
acter of the disease are divided. Doctor El- •
mer has been seized with it, and with symp
toms of such severity', that the physicians ori
duty take the same recautions to avert in
fection from it as they would do in diseases
set down, as contagious beyond all dispute.
The only person who setslirthe bedside of
the victims is Rev. Father O'lirien,the Catholic
Priest assigned by the Bishop to the onerous
and self-sacrifloing labors of Chaplain to the
Almshouse. - The-oneness of this gentleman's
pnui_ose_was_ not.at_tirst _undetsto_oti.,_by_the__
sitYgeons• in charge. The columns of the
limazTin some time ago -were the medium
through which hp complained that from the
bedsid'es of dying Catholics he had been driven
while administering the sacrament that to the
Moribund Catholic is believed to a certain ex
tent it be his passport tq Heaven. The gentle
man whorthits came into verbal collision with
Father O'Brien is the same Doctor El - uer
who is now lying so severely sick.
Atlthe Almshouse hospital no more of this
class caitat present be received. Those sent
from Bedford street yesterday were sent, as a
matter of necessity, to the pesthouse on- Lamb
Tavern - road. The disease .is caused by a
peculiar condition-of the atmosphere. '• It isn't
l' , closely akin either pa tlie l jungle fever, to the
follOirs t - inhalation of the
'PoriiineffiarslresTer - g.at - -Which - Wipes - out
the British consuls at Sierra Leone. It arises
from the continutus inhalation of an atmo
sphere made up of nameless tilth,of an pnvary
big diet.of,Soul food, of frightful uncleanliness
and of deadly fluids in the shape of stimu
lants.
The success tif,ith which the re alady'is treated
-at the AlmshOuse hospital is something al
most worglerful. A change of air, even for a
quarter of' a mile distant, has been known to
revive a drooping patient almost as effectually
as a change from the atmosphere of Canada-to
- that of New Orleans. The "recovery of the
pooecreatures Blockley may be-tardy:- Of
any serious loss of liveathelittending doctors
- - express - nnapprelreirsionT - The - enrativii - mis
employed are .actively effeetive. With a re
moval from the cause of the disease, a com
paratively revivifying result is_ the - immediate
consequence. The unexpected visitation is
causing . a severe strain upon the Steward's,
arid - the physicians' supplies. The Guardians
of thek s Poor are individually and collectively
giving -personal attention to the subject of
the sick, and are leaving
. no -pains unspared
-to assuage the sufferings with which- the vic
tims are wrestling. While the dOotors are
very chary in expression of opinion as to con-,
tagiousness of the disease,our reporter would
counsel every one to defer a proposed visit to
the "relapsing" ward of its hospital unless im
pelled by the most special -business.
T.t DISTRICT Qourtm.—The Cello Wr n g cor
respondence has passed bet Ween Charles E.
Lex, -- Esq - :,:and a number of the prominent
lawyers and business men of this city :
'Puir,Ao.E.LiquA, May 3, 1810.—Charles E.
Lex, Esq.—Dear Sir : The Legislature having
passed an act _authorizing tho,,,eleetiP.P. of 414,
additional Judge, for the District Cotzt fox the
city and county of Philadelphia,tlwagjoy i r
itlg convention of the Republicanty
called upon to name a candidate-for that ost-
I ion. The undersigned, your brethren of the
Bar, from their personal and professional ac-'
omintance with you for many years and their •
b tef in your legal ability, strict integrity
and patriot* devotion to principle, consider
you eminently fitted for that office,and would
request' permission to present your name as a
canditate for the Republican nomination.
"Very respectfully, yours, &c."
" - PHILADELPHIA, May 5, 1870.—T0 Horace
Binin4, Eli K. Price, Carroll Brewster, B.
H. Brewster. Alexander Henry, Essirs., and
others- Gentlemen : I acknowledge ,the re
ceipt of your kind letter asking me 1 pefirrtit
my name to be used for the office of a Judge
of the District Court, before tie approaching
Convention, and reply, thereto that it is at
your service 4 44xl that if nominated by the
Republican.p. ty I shall be pleaSed to submit
myself to the suffrage of my fellow-citizens.-
" 'With thanks to you for the interest-mani
fested in my behalf, I remain
" Yours, sincerely, CHARLES E. LEX."
NlCROCOS3L—Lqst " trgeiAng the
first fralic"itteture under the' ausnioes 'of the
Scientific icrocostn_ was delivered:by-Prof,
Houston, iu the High School lecture
room
Throllgb the ingenuity of_ pile of the mem
bers of the M isr4itfgosm,the,lfoltz Electrical ma-
titiehieltits to Work inklaitip-wetithev .
was by means of allot iron go into line run
ning order, when .a'serieli of most.heautiful ex
periments were shows. Of these the ingst
rare and S riking was the passing of an oleo- ,
tric curreat - from a It humkorlf eoil through a
variety of Geysler tul.Ws. A variety of beauti..
ful tints were produced by the pas Sing current.
Another interesting experiment Wi.1.4 ..f.lff he
Philosopher's egg—showing the appearance of
the electric current passing through a vac
cuum. The crowning experiment of the
evening was an exhibition of the Gassiot ( as- .
eade, in which an emerald-green vase appe• ',
overflowing with a pit* and purple au al ~
light. This was truly beautiful. At the close
of the lecture the nexl meeting of the Micro- .
costu was announced for Wednesday evening, !
Juno Ist, after which the large audience dis
persed.
AssArEVING A POLICEMAN.—Cornelius Gib
hoes has been behaving badly recently, and, it
is alleged, his father directed that he should
he arrested. Yesterday, at Fourth and Chest
nut streets, Reserve 9 - lieer.' Burns undertook
to carry out the i 4 Vifffest of the elder Gibbons.
t'ornelitis; pit6litAiritii — tlfe . officer
and gave him a pretty severe beating. He
was arrested, howeYer, and taken before Aid.
Kerr, by whom he was held in ti 1,200 bail for
A Boron CusTomEn.—William Bruce, resi-'
ding 00 Vine street, near' Thirteenth, who
was arrested ,soinetitne ago for heating his:
wife, - began to break things in his house last
ev'ening-.- -A policeman — who - interfered is ni
eged to have been pretty roughly handled.
litnee was aysted. After a hearing, before'
Aid—Jones, h was conniiitted in default of
idiot) bail to ans er atWourt.
licztoon: Rs.
Ito schooner Hen
rieliA-K.l' 11 m iller, which is loaded and ready for
departure, was boarded at - Kaighu's Point,
sometime during last night, and was robbed
ofber_...ilying_jiii. The stolen rproperty- was -
subsequently recovered on the lower end of
Srui t Ws Island, bY Oflieet...lFitiglish,_-.
.1301iwail57farbor Poliee:t - ,
INCEM4ARIfiII .—All Old 111 M ennied ,:fmn,
dr , the southeast Pe .. . ... -
try o at the southeast earner uf Fifth and
6fnal: streets, in• the First Ward, was
stroyedfire,
.about two o'clocls, this morn,
ing. The'ioss ii estimated at $l,OOO. The
building—beienged-to tfitarles - Orithtlr: - TI
tire is supposed to ba,vti been the work of. an
incendiary.
WirE-11EATiclt.—.Lewis Carrigan,
iii iiliu} On • NN'firpock street, above: Girard
avenue; was arrested last night upon tini
ebarge °Ole:Wag his wife. He had a hearing
before,/aderThAil 110,0 d, 'and was. coininitted
to answer..
4 EV _SING BULLETIN' MAY 6, 1870.
..:,TILE It ionstortn Rubins. I.PUND.-Itir. Joseph
Patterson .Treasurer of th 3 Richmond Rehet
Fund. makes the following renort to.dny
David °Minim, for Hon. A. E. Bode, SSO 00
Union , Council, 102, - G. U. A. M.,
Norristown... .:................. 509
F. Guttekunst . ' 25 On
Cobh .. . . ' 51Q0
PiWim;.& Weighttnati, per Saunders
Lewis ! .. 300 00
Tatham & Bro., per Saunders Lewis. 100 00
John Hulme • , 50 00
Cash..... . . .... . . . .. . . .. . . 50 00
Penni) ; Literary 'Association 10 00
John Paul,Germantown'lt. R. Depl4, --- 5 00
The Actors' Order of .Friehdship... 100 00
C. W 3.00
13. Gc . 100 00
E. C. Knight & Co., per H. Geiger.._,. 100 (0
Hubbard, McClary & Brown, per H. •
Geiger ' lO.OO
P. Mcßride & - Co. r per H. Geiger 25 00
Cash, per H.Geiger . 100 OD
Cash, 'do 20 00
Cash, 'do 10 00
Cash, d 0...... .... .. .. . . ~,.... 10 00
Cash, • do i 10 00
Casli, --- 10-00
Cash, do 10 00
Cash, do "- -- ag 10 00
Cash, do 5 00
Gans, Wilgus & Co,, per M. Gans. 50 00
Rosenbaeht & Co., d 0... 20.00
-Wolf, Mayer & Co., d 0... Z-00
Frank, Bros. & Co., d 0... 10 00
Kohn, Adler & Co., . d 0... 10 00
Oelberman & Tiedman, do... 500
Gteenewald, Vogel & Co., d 0... 10'00
Moyer, Feldman & Co., d 0... 10 00
Gans, Liebnian & Co., d 0,.. 20 00
Stern &`,Troutman, • d 0... 500
F. Oreenewald & Co., ' • d 0... 2'50
Solomon Gans, Jr., d 0... 25 00
(leo. W. lteed & Co., d 0... 20 00
Shyder, Harris, Bassett & Co., d 0... 25 00
Arnold, Nusbaum & Nirdhnger,do.... 20 00
McC , am, Ullman & Co., d 0... 10 00
TrOuttnan & May, d 0.... 10 00
Lonchheiru -Bres,i d 0.... 6- 00
Kneedler, Patterson & Co., d 0.... 25 00
Chas. Bloomingdale, - 5 00
Isaac Rhine, d 0... 5 00
Montgomery Lodge, N 0.19, Y. M., 50 00
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Total - 1,490.50
Previously acknowledged 3,378 2
MAN SranOK.--Ilirilliam Hopkins, aged 17
years,
colored; residing -- at - 1006 -Rodman
street, was struck with a slung shot, severely
cutting his head, by- another colored man,
name unknown to him. He was:, -sent to the
Pennsylvania IlOspital. . .
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.—An attempt was
made on Wetinesday'morning last to enter
the - dvrClling of - Constantine - Myenir
mond and Bridge streets, in Britlesburg. The
back shutter was forced open, but the nois.
aroused the family, and the thief escaped over
the back fence.
IDENTIFIED.—One of We men who was
killed near the Fish House by being run
over by a train of cars, ai mentioned under
the head of "New Jersey Matters" in to -day's
paper - has be — en identified as wiii:Brown, - a
stevedore, residing on Lombard street, in this
city,
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HIGHWAY ROBBEHY-e-A :young man named
George Colvell-was- arrested- last-night, at
Seventh and Race streets, by_Policernan
— Miller. It is alleged that he attacked a man
at Seventh and Race streets, and stole his gold
watch and pocket-book. Alderman Godbou
sent the accused to prison.
Counnerrox.—ln our notice of the arbitra
tion of Messrs. - J. - F. - Tobias -&- Co.; yesterday,
Alfred G. Baker Esq., Presidents of the
Franklin Fire - Insurance -- Company -was
spoken of as. Treasurer of the Company. The
error occurred through a misprint.
Courma-LouNattus.—Tbe Twelfth District
police, last evening, arrested six young men
on the charge of corner-lounging. The priso
ners were held to bail by Alderman Hood. _
CnEss.—Line ti of tie article on odds in the
)4 Chess Column" should read : " The plan is
most especially to be commended atzamas of
odds, &c." _ _
MR. ELASELTINE'S I NAL SALE.—The second
and closing peremptory sale of the entire
Haselbne cCillectiopfa,l(e - s - filacebTftha ones
to- night, - the best pictures of the gallery being
•included. The first half were sold last evening,
`by''Mr- - .- - Scott, at a decided sacrifice. One of
the most adequate prices obtained wa:rfhat
for Boulauger's " Escort to the Bath," which
was knocked down to Mr. Henry Gibson, for
$1,500.
The Tariff Ag.tation—Retaliation—Red
Elver Itititters..-ChanitO of Political
Sentiment , - the 'Union a Failure•--Die•
Integration and Annexation.
An Ottawa despatch in the Tribune says :
A very uneasy feeling prevails among the
larger importers, caused by Sir John A.
MacDouakl's vaunt that by a war of tariffs he
wifuld impede and punish the - United States
fel refusing to grant reciprocity.- Telegrams
from New Voilt and Washington hint in most
unmistakable terms that such conduct will be
sure to lead to the refusal on the part — of Con
gress to allow goods bought by Canadians in
England to pass through American territory
in bond. This would seriously delay all hn
portations, and iti fact annihilate Canadian
co uhuerce with England during the winter.
A clearer case of being hoist with one's own
petard it is hard to imagine.
The refusal to allow Canadian troops to OS4
through American territory,although not at all
unexpected, has caused innediltngry comment,
and the moving of the steamer Michigan to
Lake Superior has added fuel ..t.p the tire.
hear a rumor that a telegram was sent to lir.
Thornton to ask if a peace expedition, for pur
ores of police and protection against the
ians, were .o e sen o 7i l e
fairs quietly settled, the napn would be allowed
to pars by Pembina. I also hear that the reply
was unfavorable.
chance of political sentiment is sweeping
over the country. It cannot be denied that ,
confederation has proved a failure. There li
has been serious discontent iii Nova Scotia,
*here the people look toward the BeAmblic.
In New Brunswick there has been less trouble; ,
but the inhabitants hare fixed their eyes
upon the Stars-land Stripes. In Quebec the
lawiish minority have been more outspoken
and decided in their preferenceS, because they:
felt more intolerably than others the deadly
weight of commercial stagnation, ecclesiasti
cal influence, and general conservatism. On
tario alone—prosperous„ liberal, and progres
sive—has had aloof. She has been making
money and endpying 'freedom, and she has
been blind to the advantages and necessities
.of American connection. But even Ontario
has not been proof bgal,usr-the legislation of
thismssion. The money bill first touched
then), restricting the rate of interest on all se
curities.to six per cent. The ascendancy of
- the Catholic - mmority; the obstruction - offered
to international trade, the enormous expenses
of 6 overnment,the venal actions Of Ministers,
has convinced Ontario that under Confedera
tion Canada has not become an Arcadia. The
disappointment is bitter, and the reaction will
be powerful.
by not have a Federal Union
.gested to a prominent member this morning..'
riot_wipe out locaLliecislatures ' and:
weld the whole Dominion into ono homo
geneous mass?" " They ping is impossible,"
he replied. "The lines that divide Province - ,
from Province are not on the map merely—lf
Nova Scotia, Now Brunswick, Quebec and
Ontario were abolished, Nova s Scotia, New
Brunswick, Quebec and • Ontario would- ri
main. The first has " her commerce,
fisheries, mines. The second has her
timber. Quebec 'is' Catholic and -- Frerieli.
Ontario is Protestant stud Free Trade. How
can-you ever-Yr.- - ento.--- one people -of
common interests'?" '" That is the truth," I
answered- ", fiat will the end be;'"
integration, / . 'then?"
-*A AO then," ho concluded, " tout cs: qua
•tonibe VC au . solciat—the fruit which falls
Di the Soldier's 'share." Let the Americans
'wait .patiently. The pear if irripTAirfig77
Sir Stafford Northcote, late .Seeretary - . for
India in the Disraeli Cabinet, is bore. 'As
President of the Hudson's Bay Company, he
is engaged in cohsultations with the Goyern
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—Clilroanton, ,
N. N has suoy' drifts twelve
feet tletp,..yet the people are uloileAt' and "uu
a.;iiiiiing about it.
THE NEW DOMINION.
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4.;11TV .MOTLICES. -
• Otm. TEN-Dora:AnAil-Wool - Spring, Balla
and Fir and /Seven Dollar Vvercoats, that kaYp outset
so much excitement this spring, were all disposed of- on
BYturdny last that'we bad in store, before Dire° Wan*,
and hundreds had to go away disappointed. 'Wei assure
:our 'friends that it shall not oacur to-morrow, as our
cutters have been cutting day and night to get up a full
stork. Bo we say to our friends and patrone—tlouto early,
before the rush commences. .
BOCKIIILT, di'
• Great Drawn Stone
,
603 AND 606 OfIEiTNITT STREET,
4
TnE RICE Drvonon tai tfT for fraud in_ago
gaoling. great excitement InHeston, It should warn
Wong won not to.,,rriarry in haste. Elvis but 2i, bid
bride 37. He swears that she made him believe she was
but his own age, by using Magnolia Balm noon her face,
neck and hands. • Poor 'youth. He probably found her
elbows weren't quite siisoft and pretty. Ought Hag m
to ho indicted? Vire know of many similar owls: This
Balm gives a most-wonderful pearly and netnral corn.
plexien,_ 0-.which
..;ye don% object„ We' like tty J
women. To finish the picture, they ahead use Lyon's
Kathidron upon the hair.. With pearly chin, rosy
cheeks, and soft, luxuriant tresses, they become irre
sistible.
BABI.I BALL
and
OILICIChT-PANTS
Three Dollars,"
AU Woof,
At Itocitumr. Wrtsort's.
No. 003 and 00.5 Chestnut streett
KENNznr & BROS., 729 Chestnut street, are
daily roc - Ming neer shapes in Ladies' Rats, Rich Saab
Ribbons, and Fine Laces. •
VERANDAH AWNINGS, SHADES AND. BED
DING. ,
Sofa beds. Lounges and iron bedsteads. -
Spring Mattresses of a superior make.
Reps, TerrysiPlushet;Linens aud Citint.7..
--__,
---- --
Curtain Tassels and , . Loops. •
Walnut and Gilt Cornices.
Splendid corps of workmen.'
Cheap, reliable, and prompt. •
• Al.narcrsoN k Co.. 1435 Chestnut street.
KENNEDYS' T.RTKIVIED HATS are perfect
ittio gems ; their Bonnets are unequaled:
EvEnY Itoosn_ should possess one of Gil
bert's Patent Crinmodes. For sale by HENRY C. Paorm.
& Co., 213 South Fifth s , rent .
$4,8138 75
HElinnov 85 Bites., No. 729 Chestnut street,
port
importers of Fine Millinery Good!t. Wholoattle and
retail. • • •
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
COATINGS PAI!;TALOON ]TUFFS, AND TESTING 8
NOW ARRANGED DOR PUBLIC INSPECTION,
AT CHARLES tiTOKES'S, N 0.824 CHEST
KENNEDY FL Bnos., No. 729 Chestnut street,
are quoted as the highest authority in fashions. Prices
very moderate.
TEST the delicious flavor of Burnett's Fla
voring Extracts. _
KENNEDY '729 - Chestnut street, are
the acknowledged leaders of Fashion in Ladies Round
rint - s - andßtiffirelif 7- Thele - Finicdh — Fh3Wers nro Vail
superior.
OAKFORD'S Latest Stylea of
Ladies' and Misses' Spring Bats
• -(lan.be had at Weir. Store, _
834 and 838 Claestnntstreet
LADIES visiting the city should not leave
, 41tireittelithe TICNV Millinery Emporium of — Tuon.
KENNEDY & Buon., 729-CliOAnnt. street.'
GENTS' HAITI! GENTs'HATS!
• - The beautiful Spring Styles •
aro now ready at
oAapiians', nnder the..Contutental
SURUIOAL INSTRUMENTS and drAgglsts
sundries
DEAFNESS, 'Bf..,INDNEfie AND CATARRH
treated with the uhriont - Saccees; by J. IsAAcs, M. D..
--and-Professor of Disenses - of - the -Eye - nnd Ear ( his-speci
alty) In the Medical College of Pennsylvania,l2 years cat•
perience. N 0.805 Arch street. _Testimonials can be aeon
t hie office--The-medical-faculty-are-mvited-to-ac
company their patients, as he has ne secrets-ha hitt prac
tice. Artificial eyes inserted-witheut paiii, — No charge
for examination.
CORNS,
Bunions, Invorted Nails, skillfully
treated by .Dr. J. Davidson, No. 918 Chestnut street.
Charges moderate.
- -
To QUIET, soothe and relieve the pain of
children teething, use bowita's LNy.stiT CORDIA.I.. Sold
by all druggists.
FOIL INVALIDS.—A FINE MUSICAL
Box as a companion for the sick chamber; the finest
assortment in the city, and agi eat variety of airs to se
lect from. Imported direct by
FARR & BROTHER
924 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
mhl6 frp)
POLISHING POWDER. THE BEST
for cleansing Sliver and Plated Ware, Jowolry,otc.,
yer manufactured.
FARR 3: BROTHER,
324 Chestnut street. below Fourth.
ttihl tfrp
el E'
WARBURTON'S IMPROVED, VN.
AO% tilated and easy-flttin,g Dress Hata( patented ) in all
the approved Mullions of the season. Chestnut street
next ( oor to th Post-Office. oc6-tfrp
ISAAG NATH AN S, AUCTIONEER, N. E.
cerner ThirdOnd-Spruce streets, only one square
below the Exchange. e 2.50 500 to loan, in large or small
amounts, on diAmonds, silv. r plate, watches, Jewelry,
and all goods of value. Office hours from BA. M. to 7
P. M. Established for the last forty years. • Ad
vances made in lark! amounts ut the lowest market
rates. '
JAMES L. WILS,
518 SOUTH. NINTH . STREET, °
Ilcaitlenee-522.fioutli_Ninth strut..___.l4oolY 4P§
Perfnmery and Toilet Soe.Ps,
641 and 643 North Ninth street
HENRY PHILLI PEI,
, CARPENTER, AND BUILDER,
NO. 1024 SANSOM STREET,
jelo-Iyrp PHILADIt,LPHIA..
EDWIN H. HITLER & CO.,
Cordage Manufacturers and Dealers In
- _ -- Hemp,
23 N. Water Street and 22 N. Delaware •Avetrue
PHILADELPHIA.
EDWIN H. HITLER. , CONRAD V. CLOTHIER
MICHAEL. WEAVER. , GEO. H. 8. UHLER.
WEAVER 8c CO.,
Rope anti Thine lManu f acturers _ neturers and
Dealera In Hemp and Ship Chandlery,
ZJ North WATER. 23 North WHARVES.
PHILADELPHIA.
ttpl
mARMING WITH _INDELIBLE INK
Embroidering, Braiding', Stamping, &c.
-111. A. TORREY.-1800 Filbert_
THE " BARTLE'S , " KID GLOVE IS THE_
LL BEST.. A. dr, J. B. BARTHOLOMEW , '
ap3o rpi Solo Agents, 23 N. EIGHTH. street
pRESEL CHARCOAL BISCUIT FOR
I - DYSPEPSIA
BARD'S FOOD for infants, just imported. Select Rio
Tapioca, with directions for niM. tienuine Bermuda
Arrowroot, and other Dietetics, for sale by JABIES'T.
SHINN, 8. W . cor. Broad and Spruce. - aT3 - 9 tf r p§ - -
w EDD G AND ENGAGEMENT_.
Vy Rings of solid 18Itarat iline Gold—a specialty; II
full assortiprit of sizes, and charge. for engraving
musics, dm. FARR & BROTHER, Makers t '
my 24 rp tf ' 324 Chestnut street. ' , slow Fourth.
pFAISONS IN WANT Or MONEY, WHO
• object visiting the Public PittyphrolcerJ, can obtain
'Wend Mars upon PIAIIONDS, I,VATORES. JEW
ELRY, SILVER PLATE, LINE POLICIES, and
other YALITABLEti. Private Parlor exellisively for
lndL e. No pawnbrokers? siguth Licensed b'y the Mayor.
119 South Ninth street, near Spruce street. Private
Num my 2 -
_
1)11BIL ADELPHIA SURGEONS' BAND
,
AgE INST-14 ir-u- North-Ninth -street.-abeva-
Market. B. C. EVERETT'S TRUSS positively cures
Ruptures. Cheap Trusses. Elastic Belts Stockings,'
Shoulder Braces, Crutches,Suspensories._
•__ _
—22 CASKS STRICTLY PRIME
• Charleston Bice landing and for sale by . EDW.
ROVVVICY.I 6 South Front street.
; TOO LATE FUR CLASS~I + IS ATLOIV
(674 TO RENT—AN ELEGANT COUN— 100EMOVAL.—MRS. E. HENRY,,MANII
miL try Residence, with about 8 aores of land, on which - facturer of Ladies' Cloaks and Mantillas, filitiLng
there . are, -besides a comfortable farm - bonito, tenant her late locath , n, N 0.16 N. Eighth erects, inadequate
house, stable, cow-and chicken houses. It is situated at • for her largely inereased - husinin has removed to the
the junction of Gray '4 laneand•gfaislitill road,and about__ __ELEC.A.N.T_A,NR-13p.gmo uo- RE ROOM,. at thb:R.
on a line with Cliestimt street, from which bridge it is "E. corner of NINTH and ARC troots, where she now
only three miles: Very,olist access.• Terms re ismiablu. offers,in addition to her stock of Cloaks and Mantillas,
'Keys end information at HARrER d; tufErpfrzi In• a choice invoice of, Paisley, Shawls, Lace Points anvil
surancu Agency, No. IV Walnut stroot. - my6 60 • liacques„
-
For - Spriiig - Wear;
UT STREET
6ICOVVI)EN 4t. BILOTIURR,—
M South Eighth street
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROUSE PAINTER,
CTTY ORDTigANCEIg.
0.1.1.11.10 N APPROVING •HE SIT •
-
U iittl of 'Jobn L. Hal, Colleetor ! Of Delin
quent Taxes, &o. .
R 13) the Select and Common Coun
olk• of the City of Philadelphia, That Thomas
W. 1•r ice, kanwei Miller and John H. Jones
are •I • rei'y approval %
as the ureties of John
L. Hine Coliector of Delinqu• nt Taxes, and
that the City Solicitor is hart by directed to
impart) the proper bond, wt.ll vrarraut of at
torney, for said :parties to execute; and, to
cause a judernerit to 1M entered thereon; and
further, to file agreements of record that the
ten of the judgment entered in pursuance to
said vt enamel strorney ellen only.operate on
and against the respective properties submitted
to the Committee , on Finance by said sureties;
that is to say, the lien of the judgmentagainst
'1 homes W. Price 'shall only roperatd on and
against a certain lot or piece of around, ou
vt 'rich is erected premises Nia.so6 Minor street,
in the Sixth Ward ;.'and the lien of the judg
ment. against . Samuel Miller shall'only operate
on and tgainst the lots of ground, on which
nre erect d. premises numbered .911 and 910
North Fifteenth Streetiin the Twentieth Ward,
and the loin or pieces ot ground on 'which are
erects d the prt rinses nurubered.2ol4. 2022 and
2026 Nicholas street, in the Tweinte:thWard ;
and, also, that the lien of the judgment against-
John H: Jones shall only operate' on: and
against the lots or pieces of ground on which
are erected the thirteen seVeral premises num
bered 4200, 4202, 4204; 4206,. 4208, 4210, 4212,
4214, 4216, 4218, 4220, 4222 and 4221, Flotilla°
street, in the Twenty-fourth Ward; and the
several lots of ground _on mhicit. aro erected
premises numbered 4201; 4203, 4206, 4207, 4209,
4211, 4213, 4215, 4217,'4219, 4221,41 1 23-and 4220,
Eadline street, in the Twearty-fourthWard.
•LOUIS WA.ONER,
• ' President of Comnron Council.
ATTEST—JOB ST ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council. •
SAM UEL W. CATTELL,
President of Select Council.
Approved - this fifth "day 'of 3iay
-A lino -Demi ni--one- -thousand—eight -hundred--
and seventy (A. D. 1870).
' DANIEL M. FOX,
It Mayor of Philadelphia.
RESOLUTION TO AUTHORE IZ A CER
tain in the annual appropriation
to the Police Department for the year 1870.
It(solved, By the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Philadelphia, That the City
Controller be and he is hereby authorized .to
transfer the sum of five hundretland fifty dol
lars from Item 11,for Salaries of Policemen, to
I tt m 17, for Bedding, in the annual appropria
tion to the Police Deparment for 1860.
LOUIS WAGNER, -
. President of Common Council..
ATTEST-JOHN -.ECICSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
BAMUEL CATTELL,
President . of Select - Council. - -
Approved this fifth day of May, Anna
Domini one thousand eight hundred and
seventy (A. D. 1870). •-/
DANIEL .11". PDX,
--
it - Mayor of PhiladelPhia.
CARI'ETINGSr - cfru.
CANTON - MATT.INGS.
MeCALLULCREASEA SLOAN,
509 Chestnut Street.
MATTINGS.
WIIITH MATTINGS.
RED OEIRCR MATTING&
CANTON AIATTINGS,
- AM - WIDTHS.
- LOWEST PRICES
McCALLITM, CREASE & SLOAN,
MATTING WAREHOUSE,
No. 509 Chestnut Street.
mb2 w f as acorp
NEW CARPETINGS.
WE ARE NOW OPENING A PULL LINE OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS
AND
MA TTINGS,
OF ALL GRADES,
WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT GREATLY RE
DUCED PRICES FROM LAST SEASON.
LEEDOM, SHAW & STEWART,
635 MARKET STREET.
fel93mrp§
-- CARRIAGES;
CARRIAGES.
WM. D. ROGERS,
CARRIAGE • BUILDER,
ORIGINAL AND ONLY
MANUFACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED
•
40 01 W
' • Awa-, A
‘., s t
' 111"-II P A''
V(0:::(4111
ROGERS' CARRIAGES
1009 and 1011
. .
CHESTNUT STREET,
• PHILADELPHIA.
gar NOW and, elegant styles of Carriages constantly
produced,
mharn w f 3mrp
D. AL . LANE
CARRIAGE BUILDER
3432 7 3434 and 3436 Market St.
VEST PHILADELPHIA.
A large assortment of Carriages of overt/ description.
constantly on. hand. Especial attention paid to
repairing. " jal4 dmrei
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
9
SYxr_A-i9/STER
•
s co r II r'lMlrA"r_tiClirllf
111Gr1111Z - IG,C9 11091,VIMWIlf
208 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
REMOVALS.
SZZM
SOOTS• Alll b Bflt
-. ,. ....8-Ajt...'-.T.:',T,t',.W!x‘z
158 South Si*thEftreet.
EYer, tluinktle4 ivr thi) pOronisge.'
leaded him beretofore, -- and desirous, of
further - -favors,' begs 'to aenounco
Spring Sty leo• of fillets and• Shoes
Genie and Boys' wear.
A urge aintortlient of 00401-au*
POWs, made, on kisinaprorid Usti, *Melt
are unrivalled for comfort and beauty,
enables tinvio tarnish a ready St at an
PROPOSALS:
NORTHERN PACIFIC , RAILROAD.
TO B. B. CONTRACTOIIB:
SEALED PROPOSALS ; will be received
at the oilice of the Northern Pacille.Railro,ad
!,lornpany, No. 120 luto.apv,i4 - , corner of
cedar Street',
,N ew York, tintil ,WIDpNES
DAy; the first day of June,lt37o, at 12 o'Clock,
neon, for the grading, Masonry, bridging and.
ballasting of that portion of the. Northern Par
cific. Railroad in the State of Minnesota, ex
tending.from the Dulles of th( St. Louis River
to the Red River, the western boundary of
Minnesota, (a distance of about 230 miles,)
including everything requisite to complete the
road -bed for a single track, and necessary; aide
tracks, --- ready --- tivreeelvo - thd - rail - superstrue
ture. iProposals may be for the work in detail,
or by the mile.
The said Company will . 6156 receive, pro
posals at the same time and place, for the tim
ber cross-ties, and for the iron rails, spikes
and fixtures for the road as above. The iron
rails to be delivered on the dock at Duluth,
Minnesota, or at the crossing of the Minlifi
sippi River, and the ties to be received accord
ihg to the blank forms which will be ready for
distribution - on Wednesday, May 4th, WO, at
the office of the Company, as above, where
plans of the structures and maps and profileS
of the road, With full specifications, can then
be seen, and the,tinte..allowed for completion
Of the contracts male known.
The Company reserve the right to reject any
or all bids not deemed to be for the Interest of
the Company.
Printed eireularakeontaining full informa
tion. will be furnished on application, by mall
or otherwise, to Edwin F. Jolason, Chief
Enneer, or to the Proddent t e ompany
at the office, N 0.120 Broadway, as above.
J. GREGORY SMITH.
President Northern Pseltto It. It. Co; ,
NEW YORK, April ➢,1870
ap2Blolsp
ANOIWL
WILMINGTON
RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS
Free of Taxes.
We are offering' 82410.000 or the• Second
Benda or thla Company
AT 82 1-2 AIID ACCRUED INTEREST.
.
-
For the convenience of Investors, there-Bonds are
issued iu denominations of
1,000 , 5, 500 , s and 100 , s.
The money is required for the purchase of additional
Rolling Stock and the full equipment of the Road.
The receipts of the Company on the one-half of the
. Road now being - operated from Coatesville to Wilmington
are . ,..abont TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS per mouth.
which will be more than DOUBLED with the opening of
the other half, over which the large Coal Trade of the
Road must come.
Only SIX MILES arc now reqnired to complete the
Road to Birdsboro, which will be finished by the middle
of the month.
WM. PA INTER & CO.,
BANKERS, .
No. 36 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
my° tf§
7 PER CENT. GOLD LOAN,
FREE OF V. S. TAX,
OF TILE
Builington, Cedar Aripids and Min-
esota---1446-C
FIRST MORTG AGE
50-YEAR CONVERTIBLE BONDS.
A Limited Quantity For Sale
At 90 and Accrued Interest.
Interest payable May and November.
J. EDGAR THOMSON, i Trustees
CHARLES L. 'FROST, '
The greater part of the road is alietuly.completed, and
shows largo earnings, and the balance of the work is ra
pidly progressing. •
We unhesitatingly recommend these Bonds as tho safest
and beet investment in the market.
United States Flve-twenties at current prices only re
turn the per cent. interest,,while these pay eight anti
one quarter per cent in Gold; and we regard the security
equally good..
— HENRY - CLEWS 8c CO - .,
Bariers.
No. 32 WALL STREET.
BOWEN & FOX,
KURTZ & HOWARD,
BARKER BROS &CO.,
TOWNSEND WHELEN & CO.,
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 34 South Third Street,
American
,and Foreign Bankers;
'HSU° Drafts and Circular Letters of_Crefiit,
available on presentation in ' any part of
.Europe.
,
Travelers make' all their financial lAD.
rangements through us, and we will collect
their interest' and dividends- isrithout`charge.
DItEXELOVDTTHROP & CO., Ne•iiirksi
DREXELyHARTES & CO,Pstriti.
Mai
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PHILADELPHIA