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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET


For the WEEK ENDiND MONDAY. Nov. IS, III:
e. v': SD'eP .aa i L,"O 81. I; az a La
1nS'' were 'O'" d" 'D Dc 1"oC Co%a V. s.s
HspiI:1;. Sfc3s 20 Is col +
y..i: :sS, a;.; e &, .: n Il;
4 S Ss,nl tsTs,n''..." 10 i; g 90 AID
s.:5 !; n. e: i. il 81 s s.s t ;s
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY r;o,,.
Pru.o RIa Bao'' all
Mium Or Goc alt.r ;,.. S,GS
Thai al oIin1, 's. 81 ia
'o' OF o.rs 800 Of tie r,ra, to-day estimated A. ga
E,nc rag. P..; .S rom an
wurRr rpr CATTLE ARE FRoM.iiiihS1rs, SS yo. In
$50; Kentucky. Laos hork o 100 N,..arsett ST.
ItVE.Itr - now July settled that MI hor BE-"
Chicago heretofore the main shipper VNet rin nower
has transferred his ahceance to mat a" 10 Com,
t%n Penn Central and is regularly siLppHE ~ loads
munipaw His contributions amount 10 w. ,c'mstion
IrIng the past week, showi ing hin 10 pr a bawkpn
W." rn,I ar market place This leaves Nena nv NJ
we,k at present: but some one may sep NV" ", 1as
Morris Pacr or " !. rrGrSTsdSraBs Effort DnE nad'
nvnr 70 yer M combination OF both SIMPLE 81
Win the object OF further concentrate" cn
Yards. but as yet there has not Oeeu ''ii'''N
ouo ntbrr feature Of not" growing out OF our as
tInn i. the making Of state senator, III Mr. h
orlt of one of the leading c"te q NcpL,rsou HIS
a. IN ;hat direction. however, Will not Prn. thss
",',innny his inertst IN live stOcE lhls I'd. a
bo bas hosts of friends outside oil the ca'''e '"
well ~ in them . r,orLo, NO And q $50 head on
tq carloads at C0nnunipaw, oil carr ~ aIl for
,lt aud ~ cars ut Wcelawken, cOlnPlet'ht o., saws
,S" ,v,rr After strong close last Monday ." and
min, in-.omc 500 fresh arrivals up 10 Fi y over
ih u'rLrt gave way Adlc. 10, some Ots uonJ rauy
~ I Trade uf to-day The weather was wa " 90 very
,I,r, n,rnty and cheap dressed meats "nrtr trade.
"a rrything working against the I'VE en- This
"ri lots OF country dressed beef came III There
So. and were offered at about &C. W,ir,nroyed
- snmr of It still on hand, hut Is raIheI - Tdsc
-, the fine weather uf today, selliuE " market
Th. ht offerings Of live stock cause stioA ok hss
ih,T and the dccliur Ot the middle oil Nv see noticed
h,n very nearly restored In some were
Washington Market cattle sold ~ llo, a. Iac. lass
scarcely any better than some lots run ou. - aid dry
FRIDAY The great difference IN quallt ~, nm 10 solno
rrNs and poor little Texans of about ecNt range 10
tnr grade Durhans VI lOi cwt, causes W. went h
uri, = Most Of the decent wholesaIo 'V a. and tho
., n lic while some poor stock run oeu II will %
h. touched 2lc, with perhaps ~ leau 81 hat Of sup
t, r that this State stands fourth on no vas
plies, Texas being in the background.
sold on ccau leaving hungry butnc,ss with ear
The CoInmunipaw drOvers were ~ y,her II cars
loads: j. r. Mcpherson. IA ears II. uaia aSs. NJ Cold
Kahn n Furst cara; Nolan speeE s ,, ears; c.
Jensun y Moses and W. Snyder, each ears 9ai Illinois
sales By Conry & McPherSon-Inel Wv" AZ iOSl3c y
,rsrs snm, what uneven, 81 cwt. average Siqlc ~
Illinois cattle for Nolan Spock WV Al 10 bks
Ohio steers Tor ". Kelley. mixed SsS '
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,,or,. tbc h,,sl, books fol children in antici-
ot Tho holidays are Houses not mute trih HdSdS'
~ umma Cus,c presenting some Of the simplest '"' aT
~ Iidou In Soru equally simple. and h"h'r """St >''
>, Music r,al,l two companion volumes, pnhh>'e" "
=, "a Cunlta 4 Co.
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EDWARD IIAl,iIIr \ CO..

No. Wal-st, recommend the bonds oi tho
RoNDoIT AND OswEGn RAILROAD
In exchange for j-,ls The investor adds - pei cehI
to his capital and a.! 10 his income.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS ANp MINNk>ol'
SrVEN pHR CENT GOLD SHINING FVND BONDS loI
sale at 90 and interest by Henry CLFw> Co."
No - Wall ST. Ncw-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

A neat pocket edition of Poems, 10y tnANlt~
gun, has been published M Roberts Hr''h@rS' Inc
,cnurc II dedicated I" Nr. h'"t! l"' S''u'', WV
''"''N art m direct the attention OF the lovers
"'' - ,r,. country to the merits Of the author
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A collection Of Comic Heci'oi'o"S az" n NE,
,o.,. i,f1!oqucS u, JrboNE PN1"\'' ""''. w.
u" .,,..ry, ,lr lnonot,ny - p, huol '\"','s h''
,,,,, issued Dy H.,k y litzr'r"L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
Col, lu.,u Ben, III'- ,o.IL.. qUo;allon, Wcrc:

The tendency ol gold sccn> 10 he downward, IN view
Of the new supply Of gold To come upon the market
through the retiring OF the hundred millions of five
twcnres the 1T proAimo. The business has been
very limited at 1niall13 momcnariy touch"- ma,
hut diversified by the reported faur" - t, o,,n,,'r
in the Room, The extent ,,o and ,h f,,ii,i
afforded for orcYr, n, nv the present SYSTEM are r.
hcc'0 ~ ,nc fact that Of the parties referred 10
!"r Tor only Ii doliTS being per cent on the $jO"O
gold Of which long! The other wa of more lui
poralcc aud involved something like thousand! ON
gold loans the rates J. 3 g. T. g. g. and per cent 10
nat The day. business at he Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows: Gold cleared, S2l9j?,Uo; gold balances,
81 7G5,57G; currency balances <gj2,sOj The following
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Gcnthrrs.

@euChrrs
4 y EAPlRIENCED claesira mathematical
t,, and Irsh>h 1ENCLf. hro- gr.Gl,r Of foreign Uti
".i ".I'- r'yurtt ~ ILatIIIE CT TUTOR T.IuoIi.
.i F ,''H'c W tie i.bcst ds>. AdiI,s II TOR Box 10
U'4r Orc
4 GERMAN TEACHER graduate Of an En-,
~ .I.a tIyrrss and experience IL teaching higher
ll..,,,, %. add Ger IN
.a.rut son, 1qoi tc"i good reference gh,G HI'i ~
fiOFENSOR TtiUa" Ohi'c. '''s' S'''''S
" mgi. Hcbooi inSUtn!e' :, Bond-st.. supplies
- 'th0o' ana an'ss Teath~, Teacher, waning
p'"o1 '1i las" Ap'HS3> Form. w.sclcr ho.n Aut
w An - well experienced TEACHER,
Tor all ~ 'u.Isb hrsucle, Bookkeeping Ae.. 0. oolrtf,
DO "iL>' Aiu,rc4n school Must be- very good Ya.aL
A'a'rS' Boz Ia Tribune Ohicr
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e 80 rtPort--'ams AZ last wrfk.

NJ repoh-'amt a. last wrtk
The transactions al the clearinghouse for the past
week compare follows with those OF the previous week
Cl,uirgs ~ week ending Nov Hil -6HNi i2I Is
Clup, fl III, y, ending Nov H. lHil......... 5l' Bag ~
La .nrs Tor tie 40. T. ......... !"itlri ~
b. sncr, m the week rniDg Noy. H. h......... .!n7D 80
Ih, ana CaHfornia OF late date. has the following
regard 10 the increase Of through freight over the Pacific
Railroad:
We have Just received from e. " Smith, General
Freight Agent Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
n statement the quantities Of through freight tor
warlrd to East over the road during the month Of
Scpteubcr Tho freight business OF the road WAS
~ pressing as now. The weight of through freight
shipped California In September the largest
record amounting 10 s907GOl pounds, equal Ia i64
The general capacity OF ear IL 10 tuns from
which Il will he seen that AS loads OF freight
were sent 10 eastern cities from Cutnrnia IN
g, ptenber. Most Of this quantity, Of course. went
from ran Francisco the amount shipped from there
b,lg 1929i pounds, VI $3.50 tuns. Tuc freight shipped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

lDF~Ury Hides have been improved demand 7nng 10, r,
AMI t- better grades are bel" :" 10 c"h.lrfs afnto.
bs-.nes ro.nx G. slaughter and iIas Weq.o
Pen amin Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14

II viii be noticed that the tea and coffee shipments FOR
september nearly large for the previous eight
months The monthly shipments Of through freight by
the above from San Francisco and the interior
cities named since January have been az follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-14
EMLn BONDS.

10 holders of United States Scc,utir, WAC wish
to take ADVANTAGE of the present favorable oppor-
tunity of changing their investment, We strongly
recommend
NORTHERN PACIFIC &EVEN-THEIIES.
principal and interest payable i'll gold, now selling
at par in currency.
These Bonds are secured h. 4 FIRST md ONLY
Mortgage the Road. and ITS earnings and ALL TIE
PROPERTY OF HE COMPANY, Including 5o0t1.O0
acres of the best agricultural timber sections Oh the
Continent.
They are issued in denominations of from Slao 10
$1,000 CoUroN ANA 800 10 $1,000 REGISTERED,
and
In view of the ample security np"n winch ihcE
are based. 80 SAIIE INVESTMENT can be made. non
one yielding a LARGER INCOME.
JAY COOKE Il Co.
Ncw-York. Philadelphia, and Washington.
E.@Hr PR CENT Fntsr MORTGAGE Golp BONDS
of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RNIE"Ap Co.. IN
dorscd by Alabama, $l3,OO a mile on completed
road Particulars on applications For sale al -
and accrued interest by SurlIEk GO"
S. WlliamIt.
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Extra mails Tor Europe tomorrow. per steamer CHM
mia, Will close at p. IN, at the Merchants Exchange,
80 and 8. Pinr.t
Inc money market has been ahundHntly supplied with
l"aHh'lc fund.- which have sought employment al and
per cent with exceptions 1T :. In view of tn, rcaxa
t"I' moncy-Icndcrs were placing loans good col
InlclaIs at per cent all this year.
commercial paper is III better request than at any
Time tlhre the Chicago fire, OWING to the lower rates
cal loai' and good names selling very freely.
M"st OF the sales were at about 10 per cent but excep
u0nal transactions reported low per cent
The following the basis Of ut the close Of to-day
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SECOND BOARD.

900 $ A. ~ 2iock7t 5ON $ $40 Cou. 6''''''
luuNp T. t2.....ll.I -
1000 [. y 5!o Cot 67''''
..2 clock M ~
loo - Goa ;. u...llt7 lO l. = 20 'ou oS.''''
SECOND BOARD-l y. VI.
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THE MONEY MARKET,
SALES At TIE STOCK rxcnANGE-rms1 CALL,
l0t O'clock A. NJ.

SGi,s OF !, Fond'. $500
s. Us IT, 10 f'i
900 a. Reg 61....l4 L. Cuurr'y III
RuiuOddfb pre'
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TIC TTaI E'CIOI- OF ITt UIJ ~ UT z % TV'SuJ
Hod receipts $1,000 % Currency pavm'hts s62l1 W
Colo pnyueuis.. .! Currency bal-1ce.. Gbh ~ %
HOJ balance tI'WO
currency .... 4y1 5u1 70
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TOCKs oP GRAN ~ NEV-TOKK AND bRoDEfyy Nm.
nm. pm rIrnRR hkA..


IDE>py Hides b.v. been improved demand 17rng to. r,o
VIZ AMI ar better grades are h'a "'h con;4" Snro.
Doeno, Ay.. es d2s, az,
Eutr~ RIOS, god Is 70: lt,dj
>." s Sf :Si5 Sandwich Ell, ais al;
.Iod % az southern and Netn enr Il a..
RIO Gr4nle. ..... ....s gold la25 WET SAILED AIDE.
OIaoco ........ god ~! Buenos Arei.gOd = an
So ...,oi H.! P.ra........ o u an
so+ ;,i y! Nv Orleans 'lItr'y i ei
~ - ,;i:. q, cgi.. Il al
P 60, d.. soI s4gE. Cty st5or ,..cirrca % s,,
K Rn{ i az 4; s S4f, Leon. :, az
Crr .....o.i is 40 Gambia and Baa, p ar
gil = = @AaH0h' ;, o &C., " az
.rs,,, III. c,'ct. Srsh,ef C1s e. ls.s
- t-cta Dead Green. J,dS
Il az ,al'gta .."i l'fni
'In' ..'i1 ort Sceapore BiG.i ~
gold "a as. P"alns Cos..clrfs' 10 an
"a ' ',sr si5as qa =; Ir~si'h
hT li,irraa-s Sole aa' .ae. in limited ae,'ra apl ii.
- % , 'r , r. ,.1 rai a We ' aaa 70 ,,T.
r.l.- A.. lr,.s !ao2c IeGoc. f,r,@. Ayr g.e "a
ia, I,, ?, meuqc., coi%5r. @ia.. 3: III n'
i o,s.. &c. ne s5S1,&. neaIo,. ora, &c. c
~ rr ' b1m.. al ms sa Sclh IGa n.c Roo,s
.~..- T.a.'c. oaL ROu1 soliern. Al "'.6l' !rSe '.'
Gl,>,;sr.r,r 7erv du and omor on ao,cr,.., s,.
- ~. .r~r,l'. $50 :; hL:s PeT:o ro At 'a"t adv "
>lAL STGKI~-,yr,;. Tg...- h-, rn'rd aI 30 o''r.
~. ,,r. op o. By" MI srt ' AZ &C. % '.; @ ,'.r
- =. . On ,ri ar 30 ,,, rs-" So qag,c ,-d,
on < r, l i' 3 T.. for - c,. i;a AMI 1' oo MS
ll- >i--u iu,;, INT firm at - s. W',r rr-a'. Nr "a
ssrl,@: cn'c Far at Sc Choice bel. A''l" '""-'
g P I'm s%! a led I'D ,: f. ct %
~ " .~-u Prme Ms for i.urG :eiy,r, F,7' - 80
81 = 6-u. sale. l. o' az :. - h pm ", -
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The transactions al the clearinghouse for the past
week cnarc "A follows with those OF the previous week
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city Anairs.


Captain Ryans company, the State Fem
<cibles, were presented last night with staff
of colors.
The House of Correction Committee of
RCouncils met yesterday and examined half
dozen experts as to the quality of stone now
being used in the construction of the walls
i of the House of Correction. The majority
of the witnesses were of the opinion that the
stone was fully fitted for the purpose, but
still the opinions expressed differed very
much. Mr. Fareira of the subcommittee,
reported an ordinance which gives James HI.
Windrim the superintendent of the build
fngs, and who is to be compensated therefor
n the sum of three per cent. on the total
ppst of the buildings. The committee ap-
proved the ordinance, and will report it to
C0uncils tomorrow.
Jimmy Logue, the burglar, after his con-
Eiction in the Quarter Sessions yesterday,
Expressed desire to be married The wish
was complied with, and Alderman Smith mar
red the prisoner while in the dock to a LADY
who was on hand for the purpose. Logue
was sent to prison and the girl went home.
In the Assembly Buildings last night
XPlunkett and Nelms played game of bill
iards for 5000 a side. The match was won
<by Plunkett by a score of 1900 to 1888.
Nelms made the highest run, being 1873;
Plunketts highest was 1872. The latter's ave-
kaBe was ol, the t0rmeI s 70.
The building No. 211 South Twelfth street,
large three-story brick structure, we'll fitted
p, is to be used as a Home for Young Men.
is established by the Young Mems Chris
ian Association, and was formally opened last
light with speeches by John Wanamaker,
Rev. DIR. Newton, f. Ratchford Starr, Judge
hayer, and DIR. II. A. Boardman
For the proper extension of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph $15, 600 will be needed, and
his amount will be asked of Councils to-
morrow.
"A meeting of persons interested in the
formation of an "Inland Southern Transpor-
htion Company" was held yesterday after
boon in Room No. "a, Merchants Exchange.
Mr.. Charles Haslam presided. The object
Substantially is to consolidate all the inland
Foutes of transportation by water, etc., from
The Northern to the Southern termini under
5ne company. After considerable discussion,
On motion, the following were appointed a
committee to solicit subscriptions to the
amount of 500, ,000:-Captain L. S. Cropper,
S. P. Pedrick, w. A. James, j. M. Hall, Geo.
a. Twibell, and Charles Haslam, of Philadel-
gDhia; Washington Reed and Marshall Parks
3of Norfolk, Va; William p. Cox, of Rich
nond, Va: Colonel G. L. Thompson, of Bal
timore, Md; j. A. johnson, of Petersburg
Va; B. L. Perry, of Newbern, N. c.; George
Garlick and William Murtagh, of N. Y. The
meeting then adjourned to meet at the call of
the chairman.
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the country.
For sale in Philadelphia by
GLEEDlNNING, DAVIS CO., No. &5 s. Third st.
WM T. EBERT, No. 321 Walnut street.
j. H. TROTTER, No. 322 Walnut street.
WIN. PAINTER & CO., No. SO S. Third street.
S. M. PALMER d CO., No. 26 s. Third street.
D. M. ROB- tNSON & CO., No. 13S s. Third street.
SAMUEL WORK, No. "a S. Third street.
GEORGE J. BOYD, No. Is S. Third street.
JtALEY WILSON, No. Al S. Third street.
WALLACE & KEENE, No. las s. Third street.
STERLING s. CO., NO. 11O S. Third street.
H. ii. WILTBANK, No. 305 Walnut street.
T. A. BIDDLE II CO., No. 326 Walnut street.
M. SCHULTZ & CO., No. "A s. Third Street.
WILLIAM G. MORGAN & CO.. No. 20 S. Third ST.
BOWEN & FOX, No. ls Merchants Exchange.
WILLIAM I. GARTER, No. 3lSH Walnut street.
w. II. SHELMERDINE, No. 10 S. Third street.
MEGARY & PEALE, No. 10 s. Third street.
NARR & LADNER, No. 80 s. Third street,
BIOREN d CO., No. 15O s. Third street.
JOHN X. WILDMAN, No. 26 s. Third street.
TOWNSEND WHELEN & co, No. SOs Walnut st.
p. s. PETERSON g. CO., No. 80 S. Third street.
B. X. JAMISON q CO., NV. cor. Third s. Chestnut
EMORY, BENSON g. CO., No. 6 s. Third street.
q. & w. Y. HEBERTON, No. 50 S. Third street.
BARKER BROS. co. No. 2s 8. Third street.
JAMES E. LEWARS & CO., No. 20 s. Third street.
BULL NORTH, No. 12l s. Third street.
D. G. W. SMITH CO., No. 121 s. Third street.
CHARLES b. KEEN, No. S95 Walnut street.
]. S. RUSHTON & CO., No. so s. Third street.
H. F. BACHMAN, No. 26 S. Third street.
JACOB E. RIDGWAY, No. Sc s. Third street.
W. II. STEVENSON, No. 223 Dock street,
JOHN MOSS JR., No. 2O6 Walnut 81 rect.
c. T. YERKES, JR., q CO.. No. 20 s Third street.
SEVENTH NATIONAL BANK, N. w. cor. Fourth
and Market streets. 3 27mwf3m
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FURNITURE.
T AIDES HUMAN HAIR EMPORIUM
No. I s. TENTH street

No. s. TENTH Street
Having opened new and splendid store for the
accommodation OF the ladies who desire fine HAIR
WORK the best talent that can be procured Is en-
Moved In this line OF business. who have had twelve
Years experience in France and Germany, mixing
10 all the various designs OF HAIR FROM COMB
INGS, which some have the presumption TO claim as
their inventions.
The ability OF MISS WEEKS in HAIR DRESSING
ia acknowledged by ar lists IN the business % stand
unTYalled. LalsWzotJ u r. WEEho.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STooKs.-
Messrs. Thomas & Sons sold at the Exchange,
yesterday noon, the following stocks and real
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Domestic Affairs.

The Senate has appointed subcommittee
NO revise the tariff during this summer.
"A petition has been received at the War
Department for the establishment of signal
station at Cape May
The Democratic State Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association COM
|mences its session to-day at Washington,
I'D. @.
-Vice-President Colfax is now much bet
ter, but his post in the Senate during the re-
mainder of the session will be filed by Sena-
tor Anthony, who was yesterday elected
president pro tenn. of that body.
Alexander Kennedy, charged with rob-
bing the post Office at Tifin, Ohio, on April
. "a, was yesterday examined and committed
/ to answer at the next term of the United
States Court at Cleveland.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. "a
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMBINATION.
No - HHNht3ae
G. D. HISS CO.. -. Proprietors and Managers
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY, May QS, 1871,
MEYERBEERS
ROBERT LIE DIABLE,
With the following eminent artists:-
MRT8S AM 6ASTh6 howEL MISS MISS 4 Emma BERRSMs6N
j. II. CHATTERsON,
And the famous Basso,
CARL FoRMEs,
Expressly engaged for 1,,f his great re character
.,,u ,,u a., BBKIRAM,
'Hl' ENGLISH Us 4 oPEis& IN PHILADELPHIA,
FULL CHORUS AND GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Admission, one dollar Reserved seats, so cents
extra Family Circle, SOC. Gallery, 25o.
"a, at North's Music store, No 1925 Chesnut Street.
and at the Academy Of Music. 6224t
WALNUT STREET EATRE-
w THIS wednesday, EVENING, May "a,
ROSE and HAIRY WATKINS.
The beautiful Rnf2SES F2nfiS %&Vo6RaEGs SFSTG SRsiia
KATHLEEN THEE win songs ROSE ROSE WATKINS ",
--..'-,-. with solo on shcpherds Pipe Ai-'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beautiful Irish Drama OF
THE COLLEEN BAWN;
Or TIE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
FR1DAY-Benent OF ROSE WATKINS.
MRS. JOHN DREw's ARCH STREET
I'VE THEATRE Begins Il to O'Clock
LAST WEEK OF KATE Reynolds.
Monday, Tuesday, ana Wednesday the
%THE SERPENT ON THE HEARTH"
MARGUERITE E............... KATE REIGNOLDS
Aided by the Full Company, aud
',P. Or NAN AND TIGER,
FRIDAY-BkNEFlT OF KATE RElGNOLDS.
NEXT WEEK-The Comedy Combination.
Seats secured six days in advance
DAvENPoRTS OHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
~ Commences at O'Clock.
SARATOGA SARATOGA
MR.. JAMES LEWIS as............ BOB SACKETT
A MEXICAN MUSEUM, N w. CORNER NINTH
N AND ARCH STREETS.
Open daily. Admission 25 cents.
Re-engagement OF the Great Artist
ROBERT MCWADE
GREAT EXCITEMENT
Crowds assemble at the Levees VI the
DOUBLE BABE
EVERY EVENING, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
MATINEhS
RIP VAN WINKLE.
| TOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE
! II LAST WEEK OF THE
IMPERIAL JAPANESE TROUPE.
| MASTER BROOKS,
| the Child Wonder Of Song and Dance
Every evening and Saturday Matinee
NEW GRAND BALLET,
| THE SILVER FISH,
Comedy Burlesque Ethiopian Acts, etc.
]
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estate, VIII
sRares SNARE E@lfs Ia 'ane and Wamsport r. 500
80 Shares Shares ". Phila Bank. par sioo c. $500
lS shares aud 32-66 OF share Rochester
$500 Huntington and Broad Top Mountain
Railroad Co., per cent. hrst mort
$4,000 Pennsylvania Canal Co. per cent.
bonds January and July, interest guar
anIeed by the Pennsylvania Railroad,
sqSSe Sear CsmSeS an and Atlantic Railroad Col
per cent. bonds, January and July.
Mortgage dated March 80, 1883, due 1872 s5A
! Co., Tper cent mortgage bonds, regis
salsc able ist Apr ia and ociobeE IN New YORK sOX
4 sbOOOs Rochester Water Works loan,
per cent, May and November, princ-
pal and interest payable in gold These
bonds are part OF a series of 800 bonds,
each for $1,000, gold coin, secured by
mortgage executed by the Rochester
Water Works Co. to the Union Trust
Co. OF New York, on all the real and
personal estate franchises, rights and
easements OF said Co. May coupon on. 60
$1,000 Danville, Hazeiton, and Wilkes6arre
Railroad Co. Z per cent first mortgage
bonds, interest LIST April and October;
clear OF taxes '',i;oc'''''''..a;oc''.'.''''
$1,000 $1,000 bond issued by the State Of Arkansas
TO the Little Rock and Fort Smith Rail-
road per cent interest, payable April
and and october, in New YORK; due isOO.... g.
s1SSS slSSS bonds IS issued BY the City Of VIII
Transport, Pa, per cent, coupons,
MaTch and September, free from said
city or municipal taxation; denomlnated
drst bonds of the city oi Williams
mort, and are made due and payabe
due Sent /, 1883. ...............'s ol
| bonds $500 each, Western PennsylVa-
MIA Railroad first mortgage, per cent.
Anrii and october, guaranteed, prlncl-
nal and interest," by the Pennsylvania o
Railroad Con-. ..r-...- -, .'-'''''
For other accounts
100 shares Pennsylvania Railroad OO.,,.., oIio
10 shares National Bank OF the NorIheln 100 so
s,aaS bond Firth and sixth Streets Passen-
ger hallway Co., per cent' january 90
Genteei three-story brick dwelling, NO lO4 ,0oo.oo
Pine street; 10 feet front No osa 4SO0'O
Modern thrsestGrs ytpeet pgSe s eet font $4,000
store and dwelling, southeast corner Vi oooaoo
Allen street and FTankford road -. oVoVOO
ThIeestory 6TeE i a%sliins' osna'a lsrSOO
Three-story brick dwelling, Oahula s"ee'' 1Qoo.oC
Three-story brick dwelling, Candla Street. 1o5oat
adjoining, ......'''''- ''''''''''''''
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Foreign Affairs.

-Thiers and MacMahon will enter Paris TO-
|day.
The hop crop of England has been dam
Jagged by blight.
The people of Paris are very enthusiastic
lover their delivery from the recent reign of
terror.
\ The Prussian troops have been ordered
10 open fire on theinsurgents if they approach
within four hundred PAGES.
-Advices from Buenos Ayres to April 27
make it appear that the death rate from yell
How fever had fallen to about one hundred
kdaily.
The fighting in Paris has ceased, and the
insurrection is ended. No quarter was given
| to the Communist soldiers who refused to lay
down their arms, and many of their leaders
1upon heing captured were Immediately shot.
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JAY COOKE & CO.,

Philadelphia, New York, Washington,
FINANCIAL AGENTS NORTHERN PACIFIC
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