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FINANCIAL.
THE
FIRST MORTGAGE
Is o N D s
Chicago, DanVliie, and Vim
cennes Railroad.
OF fIIE

Total amount to be issued. 500, 600
Capital Stock paid in................. 2,1oo, 600
Estimated Cost of Road GAO miles) 4,5oO, ,oOo
Estimated Earnings per annum.... 1883, ,306
Net Earnings per annum. s...""" s79,7
Interest on the Loan per annum... 10000
Amount of Bonds per mile Of Road 1900
Amount Of Interest per nuile...".... 1920
Amount of Net Earnings per mile. 6,2s4
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RABID CANINE.--A rabid dog yesterday
caused quite an excitement in the neighborhood
of Seventeenth and Brandywine streets. The
animal rushed up and down, swapping and
biting, inAictipg wounds upon two women and
several small children. Finally teamster who
happened to be driving by, killed the animal by
q blow from his whip handle.
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SERIOUS AocIDENT.--About 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, John Mclaughlin, carpenter
employed on building on Twenty-second street
below Race, fell from a scaffolding and sustained
severe injuries. He was removed to his Eesi-
sence in WeEt Philadelphia.
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lored) has been held TO bail by Alderman Kerr
on the charge of forgery. 1t appears that
Charles forged an order for wages due another
party and succeeded in obtaining the cash there
for; hence the prosecution.
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Don't FORGET TONIGHT at the Lecture-room
of the Mercantile Library, Tenth street, above
Chestnut, the last night of Mr.. Scattergoods i'm
mensely humorous lecture, the Tale of the
UOlDhin" d"
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FROM VIEW ENGLAND.
Anti-sInyery Festival.


BosToN, Jan. 27.-The thirty-sixth annual
snti-slavery festival was held last evening in
horticultural Hall, and attracted many we'll
known leaders of the cause. The time was
mainly devoted to social converse; closing with
a speech by Wendell Phillips. Among those
present were Rev. John G. Sargent, President
of the Massachusetts Anti-slavery Society,
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lydia M. Child, Abby
K. Foster, Julia Ward Howe, and Rev. W. H..
Cummings.
Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan, 27.-CottOn firm at 25lfc. Flour
fairly active, and prices slightly favor buyers.
Howard Street superfne, s4T6@5; do. extra, $3.50
o'15; do extra, e5bNa62 do. family ,s7@s75; West
era superane, ta7b@S; do. extra, $525@S'7o; do
family, te9o9s.7S Wheat nrm; prime 70 choice
los; yellow, s7c.@s1. Oats and Rye unchanged
Mess Pork quiet at s2950 Bacon firm; rib sides
l6A@1656c; clear do, tic. shoulders, 1890; hams
20c. Lard firm at 17917Xc. Whisky quiet at S9c. a
81 for wood and iron-bound barrels. ~
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A FIExIE.-Some days ago warrant was
served upon the amiable Committing Magistrate
at the Central Station, Wilson Kerr, Esq. The
Judge was astounded; he who would not harm
the smallest insect could not conceive OF any
crime that he had been guilty of, but perusal
af the warrant showed that an individual named
William Mcdonald had charged Wilson Kerr,
upon oath, with colsptTsng dndso Rob and Sees
and BY Rusfusing CoNtton Bail Shocked be-
yond description, the 5Gdge at once procured the
ing proceeded to the office of Alderman Belshaw
to answer the heiR0us charge. furniture car
followed containing whole law library, the
twelve legal gentlemen all ayowing that they
had never before heard of such terrible ohense.
Alderman Beshaw looked sorrowful, the whole
party in fact looked blue, and stalwart son of
Africa was Kept busily employed in applying
stimulants to the judge At length the prose-
cutor appeared to testify as to his grievances,
and long maudlin statement was made, at the
end of which Alderman Belshaw arose and with
a heart lightened of q heavy Ire bade, the judge
depart in peace, stating that he would endeavor
to have the prosecutor taken care Of he evil
IDENTIFY being weak in the cere SelInn'.
A GANG OF TmEvEs.--For months past the
merchants of North Broad street have been
annoyed by constantly occurring thefts Scarce a
night was allowed to pass without some estab-
lishment being broken into and robbed of pro
duce and other goods. few nights ago the
warehouse of Andrew Miller, No. 210 North
Broad street, was despoiled of lot Of butter,
eggs, cheese etc. The aid of Chief Kelly and
Detective Lukens was then invoked, and the
| result has been she finding of the goods at the
| residence of a Mrs. Hart No 1341 Pearl street
and the arrest of four lads named James Wray
Edward Hess. Daniel McGirr, and Robert Brown
| This Mrs. Hart is the mother of wel-knowr
| thief and keeps place of resort for gang o
| They will have hearing to-day at the Centra
| Station.
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TABLE 4 lURNlNe.Ifr rank McElroy ana alnes
Buttonwood streets, while attempting to dispose
of a small marble-top table which they had
stolen. Alderman Cahin held them each ia $500
bail to answer. fa
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REMOVAL OF FARREI., HERRING & Co.-The
firm of Farrell, Herring & Co.. manufacturers of
Herring's patent champion fire and burglar
proof safes, Represented in this city by Harvey
Gillian, Charles Mathews, and George W. Mey-
ers, have lately removed their store from No.
62 8 Chestnut to No. s07 Chesnut street. These
safes have won world wide reputation. The
business of the firm is well managed. No higher
testimony could be offered as to the excellence
of the safes produced by this house than the
fact that nearly all the leading banks, banking,
Insurance, and safe deposit companies have
them ia use
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" INTELLIGENCB.
FIRE IN THE SIXTH WARD.
BnPuIna OF the National Hotel-S9OO Worth
Of Phtrfa Et0lens

About 2 o'clock this mornl,.,g fire was dis
covered in the rear portion OF the fourth story
OF the building known ae the Natione Hotel,
NOS. oO0 and 3lO Race street. The flames O. igi-
mated In q room occupied by Mr.. A. Block, shaae
manufacturer, the contents of which were en-.
tirely destroyed. From here the flames co,Yi-
municated TO the adjoining rooms and the roof
all OF which suffered like fate, Tho foortrS
OF the fourth story was also consumes
whole establishment aoodAA u and tn,
- Inc hotel 10 - .,u
10. .rrled on by Messrs. Kahn "
,,no had but lately reftted the entire pace
at an expense of about $500. Their loss oy nre
and water is estimated at $1,000, upon which
there are the following insurances--flre Asso-
citation. $4,000; ROYAL of Liverpool, $500 The
building is owned by Mr.. Roberts, OF new orki
and is damaged to the extent OF Sl50O fully in
sured In the Hand-and-Han The National
was Hebrew clearinghouse, and fortunately
the majority of the patrons we're absent at the
Hebrew ball Those on the premises succeeded In
escaping in their night clothes.
No sos ground flour, is occupied by Oscar
Wilson rs a restaurant who sustains loss OF
$1O0, principally by water.
No. $40, ground door, Is occupied by Messrs.
Rebholtz & Deringer, tailoru, who lose about
5000 by water.
Mr.. Block cannot account for the origination
of the fire, stating that he left his room at eight
o'clock, when all appeared secure. Mr.. b.
loses $i6o0 worth Of gcds. Insured.
In the rear and separated by an alley Is thN
shirt mandatory ef Chester l.. Smith 4 Co
This place was untouched by the flames, but was
nevertheless broipen into by the fremen Bllet
with water, ahd robbed of shirts to the value o.
800 or more.
Ching their own way, and, taking advantag'
thereof, poured water into every nook and ere
vice. the firm losing over $4OO worth OF good
bv water.
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WORKS or ART.

WORKS OF ART.
IMPORTANT SAIAH OF
BARON CARL WON BUDENBEHGH'B
SUPERB COLLECTION OF MODERN PAINTINGS
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVANIk(iS
Feb j and 2, ut ~ O'clock
We have received instructions TO sell this splendid col
lection Of Just arrived from Europeand
never before ethibted purchased a. great from
and Brussels copprising anong Others some
and parors Many OF those from the bcst
ters of Europe, and deserve attention from oonnOs-
and ioVera of art.
The following soma OF the artists represented;-
Keokoek Everson, DE Buel, I'N
IIoiandeT, De Vol, Van Diegham,
Nordonberg, Plas DE fay, -Hr
Van Dreghain. Nogt, Van Severdonck
Leempntt0n, tfriin, HosenboOm,
Jernberg, Kos, Fauerhot,
Mailer, Castan, Feerebaait,
SDOhler, Oesau, Kruseman,
Kreutzer, Musin, Schaaklot,
Ie Oosty (irob, Janjaons. -
The has ordered this valuable cole ition
paintings TO be Derempory sold without the least
serve Open for exhibition ON Wednesday morning, at
Scrtt's Art Gallery, No. llE HEBNUT Street. =
Also. private collection. from well known conn0is-
seur Included 10 portrait Of George Washington. by
Gilbert Stewart Also portrait by the artist
The following artists represented = -r-t
& O. Lindoman. IL y. Bisphakn,
r, Nicolei, Ldtsohaur, I46t
W. t. Winner, N. Parton, and others
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AUCTION SALES.

SCoTT'S ART GALLERY AND AUCTION
- Commission Sass Rooms, b. SCOTT. in, AuetiOnser
No. iII7 OHk5NUT Street, Girard Row
Particular attention paid to outdoor sales at moderate
rates
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''Then 90 long with you; you don't know any
thing. i reckon next you'd say fellow shouldn't
cross his legs and sing Come along Josey'" And
then the little fellows face glOwed with sense OF
Defdble contempt
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Help Tor Gs,e isiSeraDIe

40 wonder that .ho face Of the dyspeptic has
dragged, worn hopeless expression that Is pit
iful to see. No wonder thu. the miserable mar
tyr to indigestion i frcttul, irritable and unsc-
c;"l. Whoever can bear tho pangs Of this tor
rncning complaint C:icertnily, and with an un-
ruff Il temper Is little short Of u saint. Bat
WHY should human !prtitudc continue to be
thus severely tried, whcn M absolute speciIc
for the disease * always ut hand. Every where
within The limits OF civilization in this hcms-
;;hcrn Ho.ta:t"r's stomach Bitter: is obtain@bie,
and tho history OF the first case Of dyspepsia II
which it hgs been administered in vain, has
vet TO be written. The sickness ii the stomach,
the sense of weakness and stupcr, the feeling OF
cinptincss and holIOwno-s before eating, and o.
OPPRESSION afterwards tho Tutoring Of the
pulse, tho intense nervous irritation, the NOR
bid inGispostion TO excrlion, the wcarinc:s Of
lie and ind ference to Nj lis pleasures, which
are ,.mong the symptoms Of the disease in its
chronic :o-m, ara rapidly amelicratci by the
storativc, which seems - Icnorate and quicken
All tic dormant force: OF The system, and rouse
the mind rom the apathy an2 gloom !n>epara-
bic from arrangement Of the digeJtivc and Sc
crcticc functions. In ordinary cases y lie"
weeks suffice to complete the cure bIt when
the i sc:.:c IS complicated, ~ il often -, with
tvru.ity % the liver, severe constitution, I'M
purity OF the blood, and sluggish ciTculal!On
;. longer timc mag be required. Pcrsevcre.
aging I'M Urovc:ncntw VIII DO I,crccptiblo from,
Gmv 10 day end tho convalcgcent, showing and
feeling thai he or she is Oh tic high road 10
! health, will avail. the happy issue with com
/ u.rn,irc PATIENCE ap lS-eOlw
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LOCAL NEWS.
APPLICATION FOR Divorce. j ustice

APPLICATION FOR Divorce. Justice Cor
bctl OF the county was applied TO yes
tcrdav to Issue writ Of divorce" The
circumstances Of the case are follows: n
coiored man living in one of the counties Of the
Northern Neck came to this city during the
war, leaving wife aad rhii,!rru b"hini him,
and after b,lng here short tins married VILE
No. 2, with whom he has sine; been living,
but by whom he has had no children. Iestcr-
day wife No. ] with her mum ,Tous progeny ap
peared and claimed her husband, and wife No.
was willing that she should have him prOvl
ded he woull give her bali the worldly gn,d j.
which had ben accumulated sine: her mar
rage; but tn, husblaI thouci, ~iius to rc
turn to his first low Wiz unwilling 10 divide
his effects, and 81 the advice o. ,ho Magistrate
was sought, but he of courss could Il, noting
in the premises
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'sis1 E'r@&s,2t.

LOWELL, MASS, April 20.--Tbc Nlprrin.ncl
river is higher ;t.': II Ely time ainc; 1852
Otis Aleu- dive q! legs has hrokcH awaj
hnonis. AMI much lumber will he lost. Their,
is back water in most ol tEG mills.
ALBANY, Apri! -. The freshct hclc is in
crcasing. The water this morning cover:
Broadway from Hudson to South Ferry
streets. Hundreds of Easements an! cellar
are flooded. The entire umherdistlct Is inun
ducd The water on the docks is from s"vcr
to ten tcct deep, and great difficulty Is OK
perirnced y steamers in ,ifscting = landing.
The bridge crested FOR that purpose Vas car
led away by the steady rising Of The water.
The flats above the city are al! Hooded, as
also those below the city. No heavy losses
are yet reported.
SAco, Me-, April 20.-'i';io greatest icc.hct
since 1913 now prevails here ana The river Is
probably higher no3 than ii was then.
Four triigcs AMI severn! II !ha p:in"lral
streets are Impossible.
4 large nuulhcr OF houses lave bees vi
Gated, the occupants leaving il boats.
The water power machinc shop j. ,hnt down
and only 4 part Cf the iIacoais cora1ratlou can
run There ar, tcrty acres OF LOGS held hy orc
boom, which thus lar hollis Ii it breaks moth.
ing can save the bridges. sawmiI.5 and many
houses along theliycr. Tn2 storm -t.i coGtjn-
ues and the river is rising.
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The 7HcE|:lrl:a.seF Trial.

New YORK, April 2O.-OA the opering ol
the court Frank b. Gallagher, :.n artist, testili
cd that Richardson and Mrs. Mcfarland had
been at his studio together.
The counsel tcr the defence offered us Ell
deuce numerous papers showing the prob'ty Of
Mcfarland and Richardson, Inc high character
Of the former, and the recommendations he had
received as a man Of integrity from such men as
Greeley, Edwin ii. Stanton, Samuel Sinclair,
Salmon =. Chase, Mr.. McEiroth and Others,
but the court excluded most OF them.
Albert II. Matthews, stable proprietor,
testified that he sent carriages to Winter Car
Gen, and once to the New Haven Railroad
ordered by Richardson. After some further
business OF an unim portant character the court
adjourned on account Of the indi&p0sit0n Ct
the recorder.
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TIE Masonic CONCERT The coacert o! the
Masonic choir of Washington, tnr the bcncfit
OF the Alexandria Female Orphan Asylum. at
Liberty Hail last night, was complete success
in every particular, ana was universally cpnce-
ded TO bc orc Of the granGest musical Efforts
ever made in this city. The house was crowd.
ed with IN apprtciativc auieuca, every ono
OF whom was delighted with the cvcnns's en-
tertainmcnt The concert was given under the
auspices of Alexandria Washington and An.
drew jackson lodges of this city, the members
OF which deserve the thanks OF the community
for their many kinlnessss towards the city 5
most cherished institution.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Contribution 20 Public TasIe.

Nr. u ". J HOLLAND i, receiving III c
! thaGkS, and what il more the substantial Gus
to.n 81 our ':"Iket gocrs IL return tor his most
successful eH ITS 10 pesSe the eye while grat'
~ ing TIE p,latp au1 II slIing TO msNe the ely
market no longer collection Of rough i'll
looking Stalls. but handsome arcade, tastetul
AID pleasant IT. I'll fTGQucntu1s Ih"'" = 40
re.:oE why mr,L> s"uu',l be SD il l'lrce$ rSs
tasty and ,-ics tui ths: this fiGm when other
lIous. hji,: c de are supplied. The sa:uc Ia
{ $ Who VII. the h,id-Umc stores Oh King St.
il. the sGt"r,., cal 1T lnarkc. in the morning
md Mr.. u. lard has determined that. so iar 81
nd Can do 50, tho !.i%rntt shall be made 81 SUIT
able tor theta ~ tho notion store "r the tea
hong.
Everybody has been udmiring his establish
H"st siaca it was opened. OA saturday some
dis dressed i. with flowers f5- him. and dur
"a: .l...ri;r. hours tho throng around WAS so
fr.nt that i. ~%s with di tticu:ty the market
i.is ,"r could keep tho adjacent passage ways
,ic.r The st.l O! Mr.. Ii stancs in tho hlosi
ngutrnl position in the market, Immediately
fronting the head a. the ln!.t!ic rows, and al
mot under tho town clock. 1t is, in lts way,
work: Of art for the best skill OF Alrxandrla ar
t;Z..s hrs boon expended upon i. The benches
are -! of white marble, and extend in Il curved
line around. supported By u panel work IN
or incI weed, polished as the finest catln
ware. Above no greasy straight poles but
lines Of say supports clean, bright and strong,
sustain Alexandria hams and other meats S
good us the famed Westphalie. Such burden
OF good hams rs they bear every day might
tempt our :raciitlsh fellow. citizens TO exclsm'
with N.rippa, "almost thou persuadest mo to
be u chJia!ian.' On the rear is hall seXagon-
shaped ice safe, always full of the purest ICE
where no touch or summer ever comes, ana the
meats are kept at Arctic temperature. Ihis
portion Of the stall is hands omely painted, and
Is adorned with !. golden OK hesd horns and
all, one Of the best carving; ever executed IN
the United States. Persons skilled IN such
work ssy it is faultcss. Altogether Mr. h"l.
land has opened ty his tasto and enterprise, .
new era in our market. The joiners work ard
design Of the stall ere by Mr.. B.. +. Price the
pnintinc h- Mr.. r. NJ. Monroe, the granting by
Mr. Higgin:, and tae carved head came out of
Il block n. the call of Mr.. William White!ey at
Green's. Mr. Holland is always obliging. sells
all kinds OF pork, bacon, sausage, &c. i1o has
determined, since so many men make Hogs OF
themselves, II reverse the process, and turn
hog meat into men as fast as possible, Eve;y-
body bugs from him. ap lo-Iz3u
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$1,000, $500 and 500.

They will bc issued Us Coupon Bonds, paydb(e
fl pcorcy., and may he held in that form or
Tho Bond may be 3'cgiStcrci in the name OF
.ho oarcr, with tho coupons remaining payable
70 hcorc- a..ao.:ot. tho principal being then
transferable only on thc book; Of tho COMPANY
unless rcas:ignci 20 bearer; or
rhc co,luoil; may be detached and cance1eu'
the Bond llaGo > permanent Registered 6o''"'
tro,cfer,hje only on tho books CT the Company
and Tho interest made nayabo only to tho re-
ci:tc-cd owner or his attorney.
The three clasac: will 30 known rcspec'''e'S
as
it. "CoUroN BONDS PAYABLE TO
BEAEER' cO11
POMS ATTACHED D." o,,
A. "EEGISTERED BONDS WITH GU
pGNs DETACHED, ard should be so oesls
mated ~ Correspondents il specifying inc c'AsS
o. Bonds do.lrcd c
,:,Aov have THIRTY YEARS to run from
January i. 1870, with Interest at SIX per een
| r<,, H,ycinber !, 1869. FR1scl-
avn INTEREST P..TABLE IN GOLD III 'A
| city Of Nc" YORK
| Tho interest is payable in NAY and NoVha-
L
urr that il may take the place ot that OF the
.or,;er issues Of Five-Twentos, and SUIT inc
convenience Of our friends who already hold
| Central and Western Pacific Bonds with inser-
| a.. nsvsD!. il JANUARY and July, ana VINO
nav desire in making additional irveatm en's'
90 have their Interest receivable ut diHereh' Ben
! cons Of tho year.
~, I,oen Is secured by mortgage upon w.
o,,;-c Inc of 70 d from Richmond TO the ohio
| V:,,cr With TIM equipment al! III olher pioP-
~. 30 en,urtcr.rc"s conEnc ted there"lIh'
Sinking Fund Of Sl0OOoC per 4hhu ua ~, -
,,-n,;aod FOR tho redemyti9n Of the bonhs, 10
take effect one year sitter the completion o. 'io
NI Tho mortgage is cot $500 or, Of wai s
soGil go viii be reserved md he'd IN trust loF
fhn rai .mption of outstanding Bones OIL tle
Tirciu;a CentrnL Ratlrodd ConPany' ho"
narged in the CuEsAPaAKE md OHIO.
Ot the remaining sl3,WO,uOo sul,otI,. -
smrunt will be sold to comp etc the Toao 10 Inc
Tho river. uertect ami improve inc poruol
now IN opcrslion, and Thoroughly equip tns
b',,n for q large and active t'ahc s.
The present price is 80 and accrued interest
~ ,Iasn 90 amply sccured,ao carefully guard
~ On certain hereafter to command 8
~, ,roir or, Mace among the favorite securities
=, ,he markets. both OF this Country and Eu
1--we viii De at once appreciated and quickly
shsorbe! Very respectfully,
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FKHM SFASs:fNGTDH.
WAsuINGTCN, April 90 p. IL.
CONGRESS.

in ihe Senate lh~ !',,,ion Il Cyru: i.
~ Id lor an iHter G34allr; cable through tic
l'ac ii; Ocean, was presented aid referred IL
the committee on lUlr gu relations.
The Virginia Senators were not in their seats.
The Southern Pacific Railroad bali WAS then
taken up and discussed
lG the House of Representatives Mr.. SyrEcr
OF Louisiana was declared entitled to bis sat
Which had 'e'll contested Is z. iIAgt:n. il
Not" stool Yes IS ;.o2s -
The Democrat. linen r;uvcd /" adjooru III,
view OF lr:er,tiIE S!lt,"r from 1910. .siCr,:
in, and ire hnw making dHDa"y ;!2,iou~ w.iil
view ~ STAG: ~. master Ui! u.i: 80 E!,ir;DE
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WE HAVE received the April number of the
Old Dominion, monthly Magazine published
in Richmond, which We have heretofore faecr
ably noticed: also, L;tell's Living Age, with
SECTIONS from the British d ri1dicas !; Tr'ut
Culture an Interesting essay Oh the sui:iec1 oi
G~h culture g'ncray, by Seth Green, who
las paid much attention To the subj ct lie
port OF Wc-trrn Lunatic Asylum Of Va. Re'
port OF the Virginia Military destitute.