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ADJUSTMENTS.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE. - Miss Lucille
Westerns engagement, one of the most bril-
liant and suCce siul ever played here, is rapidly
drawing TO close. This evening bill OF cx-
traoronary attraction is offered. Miss Western
appears as LA Thisbe," in Victor Hugo's great
play OF Ihe Spy Of ST. Mare, and as Nara
malta, the Indian Girl" in the Wept of The
Wlsb.tOnoCiSh. She will be supported by the
entire corps 0rGnldttque of the theatre.
On tomorrow Saturday, Miss Lucille West
ern will receive dual farewell complimentary
benefit, which will marx an era in our local
dramatic history. The programme arranged is
nearly as folows:-
In the afternoon, at two O'Clock, Miss Lucille
Western, assisted by the Walnut Street Company,
will appear in East Lynne for the last time, az
the Academy OF Music. This will enable all
the lady admirers of Miss Western to wit
ness her acting in her greatest role, and Will
also be an accommodation to the thousands Of
school children who have holiday on Saturday,
to see this noted artist. Mr.. Simon Hassler mas
made arrangements to have an augmented
orchestra present on the OCCASION aud some
choice musical selections will be rendered III
excellent style.
In the evening the benefit will be continued
at the Walnut Street Theatre when Miss
Western will appear in The Chtid Sed er, the
piece that created such sensation when first pro-
duced here some months ago, and which was the
subject of an investigation III one of our Courts.
These performances will be the last in Phila-
delphia to be given by Miss Lucille Western
prior to her departure Tor Europe.
New C8EsNUT STREET THEATRE. - "Holy
Week" has not kept people away from the Ches-
nut. The desire to see MIR. James e. Murdoch
in his great characters seems to be increasing.
Tonight the distinguished American artist
will give us his admirable rendition of "Bene-
dict,n in Shakespeare's elegant comedy OF Much
Ado About Nothing. Miss Josie OrUon will be
the Beatrice" on this occasion. As this is the
benefit night of Mr.. Murdoch, we hope to see a
crowded house.
Tomorrow Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Muir.
doch plays Grover" in Wt(d oats, at the matinee.
and in the evening, by special request Ihe
Stranger will be repeated.
ARCH STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Edwin Adams
plays for his benefit, this evening, Frank Haw.
thornen in Men of the Day, and civilian" in
Black. Eyed Susan.
Tomorrow, last night of Edwin Adams. The
Dead Heart will be presented.
On Monday, Lady Don will appear in a new
extravaganza.
AMERICAN THEATRE. The usual variety enter
tainment will be presented this evening. A
grand gift matinee tomorrow afternoon.
CARNORoss & DIXEY, at the Eleventh Street
Opera House, continue to draw full houses.
Ethiopian delineations are very popular.
THE GERMANIA.-The following sacred pro-
gramme VIII be performed to morrow alter
nOon:-
l. Overture to the Cantate, "The Four
Ages of Man" list tlmeC C..........F. LachneI
2. "Scenes OF Childhood" Qst time). Il. Schumaun
g. Entire Slntonie, "ConsecratlOn of
Iones," III four parts.."....".."". l.. SpohI
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Brig Rio Grande, Bennett, Portland. Sawyer d Co.
Brig Percy lngley, Edwards, Salem, J, ScOt&Sons.
Brlg j. Means, Wells. Boston, Quintard Ward ~ Co.
Schr ]. II. Moore, Nickerson, Chelsea, do.
Schr L, Edwards, BOice Salem, do.
Schr Gen. Grant, Shropshire, Norfolk CSCOtt&Sons.
Echr w. s, DOughten. Tatem, DRnverspOrt, do.
SChr HlawatbA. Doughty, Newburyport, do.
schr Vermillon, Davis, Bristol, Westmoreland Coal
Co.
sehr Reading RR. No. so, Corson, Norwich, Preston
Coal Co.
schr 4. Dean, Phillips, Dighton, Audenrled, Norton
d Co,
schr j. J. worthlngton, Terry, Portland. do.
Schr j. E. Pratt, NckeTsOn Boston, Penn Gas Coal Co.
schr Mist, Muncy, Bridgeport, w, IL, Jones d Co.
Schr Wave, Hubbard, New Haven, do,
Schr r. II. shannon, Dilks, East Cambridge, Nam
moth Vein Consolidated Coal Co.
SChr a. Hammond, Paine Boston, l., Audenrled&CO,
schr ]. B. Henry, Walker; RoXbury, do.
Schr Express, Brown Beverly, do.
Schr d. Collins, Townsend Boston J GG,S Repplier.
Schr a. NeWcomb, Emerson, Salem, Bancroft Lewis
& Co.
Schr r. S. Miller Anderson, Boston, NJ. s. Buckley.
Schr NJ. Riley Riley, Salem, ROmmell d Hunter.
Schr Trade Wind, Corson, Boston, New York and
SChuylkill Coal Co.
schr NJ. A Grier, Fleming Stony Point, Van Dusen
IOChnan g. Co.
Schr r. Peterson, English, Dorchester Point do.
SChr a. ID. Scull Scull Portsmouth, Tyler d Co.
str J. S. Shrver, Dennis, Baltimore. A. Groves. Jr.
str MayfOwer Robinson, New York, W.P. .Clyde&CO.
Tug Lookout, Alexander, Baltimore, with tow of
baIges. W. p. clyde & Co.
Tug Clyde, duncan, Baltimore, with tow of barges,
w. Z, Clyde e Co,
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VERDICT RENDERED.-The Coroner yester-
day held an inquest on the body ofJohn Boner,
The jury rendered verdict that John Boner
came TO his death by violence at the hands OF
Charles w. Enoch, on Tuesday, April 0, 1867, at
the Providence House, Franltford, from the
effects of which he died on the 18th Of April.
Enoch surrendered himself into the custody Of
the Fifteenth District Police yesterday morn
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-Thomas r. White,
Esq. Of the Twentieth Ward of this city, has
been awarded the contract for the erection
of the gas works at Houston, Texas. He IS one
OF the most successful constructors of gas works
in this country. The capacity of the works in
Houston is to be one hundred thousand:feet per
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
snip Bessie Crosby, for Philadelphia entered out at
d, ship ". II. Moody Durkee, for Philadelphia, sailed
nom Liverpool Sd inst.
at Liverpool Ith inst
steamship Alliance Kelly, hence, at Charleston yes
Steamship Virginia, Allen, hence at Richmond 18th
Steamship Melita, Sumner, for Philadelphia, sailed
Barque Blue Nose Rette, Tor Philadelphia. sailed
Bargue Village Belle. Little for Philadelphia sailed
BarQue PaLria, Mullen. hence, at Cuxhaven Sd inst.
BaIque A. NJ. LoVitt Lovitt hence tor Havre, was
spoken 18th ut lat, 49, lon. "a,
which struck on the Scroby Sand had been taken into
Great yarmouth I'd inst, after being lightened,
Brig Porto Plata Meyer, hence at Montevideo 2sth
Brig ,Alyarado, Cochran for Philadelphia sailed
fl0m Messina 2Stn ut.
Brig Den, Heiburg. hence, at Montevideo 14th F eb
Brig Bioomer, Brown. for Philadelphia. cleared at
schr Halo Disney, for Philadelphia. sailed from
schrs, l.. and NJ Reed steelman, and AbigaiHaley
Haley, hence, at Boston l7Uh inst.
schr T. Tasker Allen, hence, at Portland 10th inst
or schr Race Horse Bragg hence at Newburyport
schr Star, Crowell, for Philadelphia at Portland
schr W. B: Thomas, Winsmore, for Philadelphia,
schT ], j. Spencer Fleming, for Philadelphia, sailed
schr Specie smith, hence, at Norfolk 10th inst.
o. ShT & &I1amipnig amp spfague' for Philadelphia cleared
schr Mary r. sampson, Sampson from Mobile 2d
nlt for Philadelphia. spoken 5th inst, lat. r.
long Co. short OF provsionswOuldp put into Bermuda.
steamers Il. n. Farchild, Trout, and Ann Eliza,
Richards, for Philadelphia, cleared at New York yes
teTday.
Steamer New York Marshall, hence, at George
town, u. c. 18th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice that on and after
May next, the light situated on the south end OF
North Island east side of the entrance TO Pedee river
and to the harbor OF Georgetown will be exhibited
from sunrise to sunset.
Notice is also given that screw-pe lighthouse.
showing fixed light of the fourth order has been
erected on the SW. point of PamlicO Sound. N o. IN
place OF the ghtvessel formerly occupying that place,
II will be exhibited and after the SOh inst ana Ia
clear weather should be seen at distance Oh eisn
miles.
Washington, April I6.
Notice is hereby given that Green BUOY dErkSo @
with the word Wreck" has been lad IN
iathOms SE of vessel sunk in the ISoniHEe
between the Carclase and the Inner So
The buoy lies in nine tathoms az iom mH haaP
tides, with the following marks anu 0o-F' ''N'
ings:- -,-.og On the biu oman
The farm house with slated rooI on NV S nv W oPen
of the point of PorthusOe ar III lou Wra
Black Head ships length III oN0i ~ "i"'
Man;sciss les uov sT distant hTee;fo1 OF mile
ST. ANTHONY 5 Lighthouse n E. "a n" uiS'"u' HNe an"
on % % theads fthe sunken vessel are two
,a, he i9m a W 20 etatar al low water neap tues
ieet unuer water Nv p II BERrHON, Secretary.
Tginity House. london April !, LOU. -
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Ship Monsoon. from Liverpool barque Templar
from Cardenas; and six bTigs in the Capes early
yesterday mornng.-Reported by Thomas b. Schel
lnger, pilot.
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BUILDING INSPECTOR AND Police MAGISTRATE.
Councils met in convention yesterday and
elected James NJ. Stewart Building Inspector
and Alderman Charles SineX Police Magls trate
OF the Eighteenth Ward.
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ALDERMANGC VISITORS IN THE CGTY.-A com
mitIee OF the BOARD OF Aldermen of the city OF
Boston, Mass, arrived In Philadelphia yester-
day. They come here to examine into the
sewerage of our city.
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A number Of other matters reported upon,by the
committee were directed 10 be printed
MI. Bardsley, from the Committee on SURVEYS,
reported at length upon the subj 4ct OF connsc.
tions, an ordinance offered by him ufixing rates of
connection, Passed.
The prices are:
For every water-closet connection with a
For water privy with two seats, 3 90
For every ad tiuonal seat, 90
fG1 2dhiith dram from glue houses and similar es-
For dye houses and similar establishments, 90
=, deposits are made, 25 90
For connection by steam or blow.ofT pipe, %
lnese connections must be made under the su-
PeIVlslon OF the proper officers of the Survey De-
Mr. Willis, from the Committee on Markets,
reported an ordinance to extend the time of closing
merkets on Saturday nights until 10 o'clock.
- Also, TO sell a market shed Lehigh avenue,
twenty NTH ward in order to have IL removed.
Both passed
Mr.. Palmer, from the Committee on Property Of
Common Council, presented a report favorable TO
the sale OF Moyamensing Hail, with an ordinance
providing for the advertising of the sale of the
nail and site and modes of payment
Mr.. Hetzell asked an opinion of the probable
value of the materials of the hall and the ground
mr. falmeT could give him no such intorma-
ton. The bill passed.
report from the same source to authorize the
sale OF the lot owned by the gas works, near Ohes
poned for the present.
Select and Common Council, in joint conven-
ton, elected James M. Stewart Buiiding INSPECTOR,
of the Eighteenth district
report from the Committee on City Property
TO insure the courthouse and furniture to the
extent OF twenty thousand dollars, at four per
cent, was disagreed to.
Mr.. Shoemaker read an ordinance regulating
the time in which heads of departments can return
unpaid claims to the Oity Solicitor. Referred to
the Committee on Law.
Mr.. Potter offered resolution that the Depart
ment of Highways be directed to invite proposals
for paving and tramwaying streets directing by
Councils, and to award contracts to the lowest
bidders for the same, the contractors being bound
to Keep the streets in good repair for two years,
their securities to be passed upon by the Commit
tee on Highways
Mr.. Hetzell moved to amend by making the reso-
luton read to advertise for proposals.
The amendment and the resolution went to the
Highway Committee.
A resolution instructIng the Chief Engineer of
the Water Department to advertise for the leasing
OF the retreshment rooms at Fairmount was agreed
to.
Mr.. Simpson offered a resolution that as a coach
factory, sixty feet wide and one hundred and fifty
feet deep, is about to be erected on the line of
Thirty fifth street, West Philadelphia the street be
opened before the factory be located. Agreed to.
Mr.. Palmer then called up the bill authorizing
sales of certain grounds, previously postponed.
1t passed.
The ordinance taxing fire insurance companies
was considered.
Adjourned for want OF a quorum.
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FIRE. 49, About o'clock last evening, a
stack Of hay aud straw In the cellar belonging
to the saturday Evening Post building, in llud'
son street, below Chesuut, and directly adJOln-
ing Adams Express Office, was discovered 10 be
n tfe. The hremen were promptly on the spot,
and succeeded in cOnfuing the flames To tn
place where they originated. The cause of the
fire could not be aScertained definitely, but
was the prevailing impression that it wac ne
result OF spontaneous cOmpustiOn, 1t being in
the immediate vicinity of some very iunam-
mable articles
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship PropOntis. Hlgginson, from Liverpool,
via Boston, with mdse to A. r. MCHenry Il Co.
Schr Flight. McNamee 6 days from Norfolk, with
shingles to s. Bolton d Co.
SChr g. j. Smithers, Artis, day from Frederick,
with grain to James Barratt.
Schr j. L. Heverin, Hollingsworth, day from Little
Creek Landing, with grain 10 j. l.. Bewley & Co.
Schr Sarah and Mary, Truax, day from Dover with
grain to James Barratt.
Schr EldoradO Insley day from Laurel, with grain
to Moore & Wheatley.
Schr Vicor Kelly. days from Vienna with rail
road ties to Bacon, Collins IL Co.
Schr Maria Elizabeth, Riggin. 4 days from Newtown,
with lumber to Bacon, Collins & Co.
Schr Eldorado. Nj eekns, days from James River,
with lumber TO Bacon, Collins d Co.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce. "a hours from New York,
with mdse. 10 w. p. clyde d co.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, "A hours from New York,
with mdse. TO W. NJ. Baird d Co.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, "a hours from New York
with mdse. to w. NJ Baird C& Co.
Tug Comm odOre. Carr, from Baltimore, with tow
of barges to w. p. Clyde Il Co.
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perance Copvention held ~ Harrisburg, and wilt
use their influence and utmost endea7ors 10 carry
out all The great measures ADOPTED by mat BODY TO
promote the cause OF temperance in TINS city ana
state"
1t was adopted amid applause and the meeting
dispersed In capital but not WaIdent splrlts.
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Land Office Notice-No. 10.

PRESCRIPTION OF THAT PORTION OF
IL the Diez Sonores Lode (so-called). claimed
by John Gillig and 4. Il. Mott, Jr. John Gillig
and Z. B. Mott, Jr, claim so much Of the Diez
Senores Lode (so.callsd), being a lode Of gold and
silver be airing rock, in place ~ lies between the
boundaries delineated on the accompanying dia
gram, more particularly described. ~ follows, to
wit Commencing at u staNe No. ~ in the
Devils Gate Mining District, County of Lyon
and State of Nevada, from which the center OF
the old shaft Of the Tennessee ST yer Mining Com.
pany bears north 25 deg. Is min. west $40 feet,
ard running west TO feet thence north 200 feet;
thence east TOO feet 10 the north stake NO o.,
from which stake No. ! bears south 800 feet, and
thence east 800 feet thence south 500 feet, and
thence west 200 feet, 10 stake No. /, the plac. OF
beginning, and containing IL sc 100 acres. All
bearings used in this description are true bear.
ings. The number Of feet in length claimed on
said lode IL 500
said claim is the Cayusa Company. and the name
Of the claimant on the South end is the Mt. Home
Company.
By the local law Of said DEVILS Gate Mining
District. no surface ground is permitted to be oc
cupied for mining purposes except the surface of
the mine or lode. and the walls OF the said Dlez
Senores lode are unascertained. and the lateral
extend ofsaid lode Is unknown and cannot he As.
c.rtained by actual measurement, but the said
lode is bounded on each side by the walls thereof
and the amount of ground contained between the
given end lines and the unsscertained walls OF
said lode, IL estimated at IL 36-l00 acres.
This portion of the Diez Senores lode was
originally located and possessed by the tennessee
silver Mining Company. and its predecessors in
interest prior to the passage Of the Act entitled
AN Act granting the right Of way to ditch and
canal owners over the public land. and for other
purpose" Approved July &c. 1866. n
We. the said John Gillis and =. y. Mott, JT.,
mining claim herein described from the United
S,a,.s -~T INs JS0s GILLIG, VIZ
+. b. MOTT. JR.,
By JNO. GILLIG. r7
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Notice to Creditors.

JNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
Judicial District, In and for Lyon County,
State ofNcvRda. In the matter OF the petition OF
+. II. Smith. MI i~nsolyent debtor.
Pursuant TO an order OF the Hon. VIM. Hay.
don. Judge Of the said District Court, notice ID
hereby gwen to all the creditors Of the said insol.
vent, +. II. Smith, to be and appear before
the Hon. WIN. Hayden aforesaid, In open Court.
ut the Court room Of said Court. In Dayton.
Lyon County, Nevada, on the 2sth Of June. 4. d.
1867, at ~ o'clock A. ~. Of said day, then and
there to show cause, II any they can, why the
prayer OF said insolvrnt should not be granted,
and IN assignment Of bis estate be- made. and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities. In
pursuance Of the statute in such case made and
provided; and. In the meantime. all proceed
ingy against said insolvent he stayed.
~~~j Witness my hand and the seal Of said
LIS s.. Court. this 9th day Of MAJ, A. D.
49, 1867. DANIEL KEEDRlCK,
Clerk.
=. II. 81. N. KENNEDY. Attorneys for PetI.
tisner.
1900. State stamp. SOC. In. Rev. stamp.l
fmy0a1ml
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LAWS OF NEVADA.

-
Act for the Relief Of Insoiycnt Debtors,
March 10Th Eighteen Hundred and six
Tie People of The State Of Mtuada, repre-
sented in Senate and assembly, do enact
as GoHows:
SBcrIoN l. Section eight Of said Act is
hereby amended so as to read as follows:
for q meeting Of the Creditors, shall direct
the Clerk of the Court to issue a notice call
ing the or editors Of the insolvent to be and
appear on a day not less thar thirty days
from the date Of publication Of said notice,
before said Judge, at Chambers, or in open
Court, to show cause why the prayer Of said
insolvent should not be granted. Said no.
ticc shall be published at least thirty days in
q newspaper printed in the county in which
application is made, IL there be one; II there
be none, then tn O newspaper published redr-
est to the County Seat, IN an adjoining county.
R. D. FERGUSON,
Speaker OF the Assembly.
A. WHITPoRD,
Clerk Of the Assembly.
CHAs. A. SUMNER,
Protein. President Of the Senate.
B. C. Brown,
Secretary ofthe Senate.
Approved March I'd, 1857. ..r...
II. G. BLASDEL, Governor.
STATE OF NEVADA, L..
SEcRETARY's OFFICE.
I, C. N. Noteware, Secretary Of State, Of
the State Of Nevada, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true copy Of the Original,
entitled IAN Act to amend An Act entitled
An Act for the Relief Of Insolyent Debtors.
and Protection OF Creditors" approved
March 10th, eighteen hundred and sixty
FIVE.
Approved March I'd, 1857, which said orig
inal is on file in my Office.
Witness my hand and the great seal Of the
(>~) State hereto affixed. Done at
IL. So Office in Carson City, Nevada,
W. on this 18th day Of May A. d.
1867.
C. N. NoTEwARE,
Secretary Of State.
BY CHARLES MARTIN. Deputy.