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EVENING BULLETIN
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1864.
FREE ARKANSAS.
The Governor and State officers chosen
"by the recent convention in Arkansas were
solemnly inaugurated at Little Rock on the
22d of January. A Union State government
is thug re-established, and the abolition of
slavery needs only a few formalities to
become an accomplished fact. Tifo usurpa
tion that has so long oppressed the people
.Arkansas is at an end. Out 1 of the fiery
furnace of rebellion, the State purified
and free, to take a higher and nobler place
in the sisterhood of republican common
wealths. The convention which has restored
her was a far nobler body than that which
' to withdraw her from the Union,
in violation of'the will of the people, as
fispressed at the polls. : It has established
a government which cannot be overturned
by any new frensy. ofsecessionism. That
disease can be taken iilt once. It might
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destroy the patient but for careful treatment.
Careful treatment, on Union principles,
will, however, always effect a cure. Ar
kansas is the first of the sufferers that has
been restored, and we welcome her as one
ledtued from the jaws of death. The new
government may be, to a certain extent,
provisional in its character. But it is the
government de facto,—the only State govern
ment that resides at the State capital. The
people will start with it', and follow it up
with one more deliberately and more r
solemnly created! by themselves. Seces
sionists may sneer at it as unconstitutional
and unlawful. But it is a thousand times
more-lawful and j more constitutional than
the government Vhich put the State under,
the heel of the despotism, and
which is now a destitute fugitive, that dare
not come within a hundred miles of the
capital. Arkansas is the first of the seceded
States to come, into the Union. She has
opened the door, and those that were mis
guided like her w;ill repent like her, and,
one by one, return and share in the glories
and the renown of the disenthralled, and
regenerated Union.
THE MEANNESS-OF LOCOFOCOISM,
There neyer was a political organization,;
so essentially mean as the present Loeofoco
party. Eight years of Franklin Pierce and
James Buchanan drove from the ranks of
the Democracy almost every intelligent
man who possessed any self-respect, and
the attitude of tjie Copperhead faction since
the breaking ouitof the war has made__th<i
matter simply a question of loyalty and
patriotism. We doubt whether the annals
of politics in any part of the world can
furnish a parallel for the meanness of the
sixteen Locofocos at Harrisburg, who are
preventing the organization of the Senate
by taking advantage of the fact that Major
White is a prisoner of war at Richmond,
and who are putting feather of
meanness upon the back of public patience
and .forbearance, by throwing obstacles in
the way of the reception of the resignation
of the patriot prisoner, and by attempting
to prevent The election of a Senator in his
place.
But even this wretched exhibition of
meanness almost equaled in our own
Common Council, yesterday. A pro
test against the expulsion from that body of
the usurper Leech was read, and the paper
bore the signatures of twelve men who
were willing thus to stultify themselves for
the sake of party. The reasons given for
this protest were as follows :
“1. That Isaac Leech had been duly elected
a member of Council, &c., and that legal mea
sures weie taken to decide on the fright of said
Leech to hold his seat, and that said Leech was
adjudged legally entitled thereto.
“ 2. That the Court of Common Pleas and
Supreme Court both adjudged that those who
claimed legal process to vacate the seat of said
Leech, and admit another in his place, had no
legal right to such action.
“ 3. That the legal period foi contesting the
seat of said Leech had passed, and that no
power now exists in said Common Council to
declare his seat vacant.
“4. That to declare a member’s seat vacant,
without cause,and against law,is a revolutionary
effort, and in violation of the rights of the peo
ple, and of their legal representatives.
“5. That the action of Common Council for
these reasons is in open violation of law, revo
lutionary, subversive ot justice, and a prece
dent which, if unrebnked, will destroy repre
sentative government.”
It would be as well that the facts of this
case should he repeated in order that the
world may know just how mean locofocoism
can he. In the fall of 1862 Isaac Leech ran
for Common Council, in the Twenty^fourth
■Ward, in opposition to Mr. John R. Me-
Cuidy. There was no pretence that Leech
was elected 1 , his own friends among the
election officers making the coimt of , the
votes cast in the Ward clearly elect Mr.
McCurdy. Somebody filled up a certificate
setting forththat Leech ha'd been elected
“constable,” and this paper was signed by
the locofoco election officers “by way of a
joke.” The word was then
blotted out and “Common Councilman”
was substituted for it. The fraud was so
palpable and shameless, that Leech himself
admitted it, and declared his intention of
not attempting to chiim a seat upon the
forged certificates. -/The same election offi
cers afterwards gave Mr. McCurdy a cer
tificate of eleetiem.
Had Mr. Mc4!urdy obtained the seat-he
was elected torin 18G2, the control .of the
city government would have been in the
hands of the Republicans ; but Leech seized
the seat and gave the preponderance to the
Democracy, and left the city a prey to Lo
cofoco plundering for a year. In conse
quence of the pledge made by Leech that he
would not claim the place - in Council under
the~drogus certificate of election, Mr. Mcr
Curdy did not contest the seafruntil the ten
days provided by law had elapsed, and upon
this miserable quibble Common Council de
cided that, the seat of Leech could not be
contested. The matter was taken into the
Supreme Court, and that tribunal decided
that Council was the judge of the qualifica
tion of its own members, and that the Court
could not interferes Since the organization
of the new Councils this decision has been
profited by to the promotion of the ends of
justice, and Leech has been kicked out of
the seat he usurped.
In the meantime the election officers who ,
made themselves a party to the fraud have
been tried and convicted,, and they are how
doing penance for their crime in Moyamen
sing prison. The meanness of the backers
of Leech js only equaled by the sublimity of
th’e impudence of the “protest” which we
have copied .above. Below will be found
the names-qf the Councilmen who signed
the paper,and who have thus publicly made
themselves parties to the original fraud of
Leech: '.Win. Loughlin, James P. Dillon,
Matthew. Mullen, Geo. W. Nickels, H. A.
"Vbgelbach, Owen McDonald, Wilson Kerr,
Jno. H. Crawford, P. A. Wolbert, George
W. Williamson, JoJin ijulseman, Owen
Lamb. ' V :
SHE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN •. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAS FEBRUARY 5, 1864.
Mr. Wigfall, the "Wigfall, appears at last
to understand the true condition of .rebel
finances. He expresses the belief that the
people, by their incontinent madness, are
piling up a debt' which they will Have to
pay, until ultimately it will topple and crush
them under its weight. For some time past
this illustrious representative of Southern
rights has been dwelling in comparative ob
scurity. Early iff the war he made himself
conspicuous in a small boat .in Charleston
harbor,when the hand of heroes in Fort Sum
ter were compelled to surrender, and subse
quently pfeached treason and resistance to
the ignorant residents of the mountainous
sections of- Southwestern Virginia; but as
one of the civic dignitaries of the land he has
not attained much notoriety. His silence,
however, may have been caused by the at
tention he paid to the monetary interests of
1 rebeldom, a subject which necessarily re
quired close observation and investigation,
and much arithmetical research. The re
sults of his study are made apparent in his
‘speech in the rebel Senate on the 18th ot last
rnonthT wherein he confesses his inability to
see anything but repudiation and bank
ruptcy; and if the former was to be the re
sult, lie was prepared to lay down his arms
and surrender at once, as the loss of liberty
would be more tolerable than the loss of
honor. Wigfall was never supposed to have
much honor, and the logical conclusion to
arrive at is, therefore, that he is disgusted
with the cause of treison, and anxious to
surrender—not liis arms, as he asserts, be
»,causd' he has taken gooi care to. keep from
the battle-field —but his voice and influence.
The more insignificant leaders of the re
bellion may continue their efforts to pro
tract the war ; but the leaders, those who
are mainly responsible for the slaughter
and devastation which have marked thepro
gress of the contest, will endeavor gradually
to extricate themselves from the trouble,
and by soft words and repentant acts place
themselves in a position which promises
some slight hope of forgiveness.
Wigfall, unfortunately, however truthful
he may he in his exposure of financial facts,.
is not the man whose fate is to be established
as a precedent. His brutal, drunken con
duct at Washington, before he deserted his
flag, is still vividly remembered.:,his impli
cation in the. first conflict in Charleston
harbor is not forgotten; and his subse
quent misdeeds still await punishment. The
• country demands that he and his confreres
shall be punished, -and nothing but self-im
molation should save them from the gal
lows. We thank him for his truths regard
ing the rebel treasury, but despise the au
thor of the exposure.
The comfort to be derived from falsehood
is the-dliief thing that keeps up the spirits
of the rebels and their friends, in tkis coim
trv and in Europe. The London Index is
the principal manufacturer and dissemi
nator of cheering lies for the European
market. Its pages are a museum of curious
fabrications and wild speculations. In its
issue of January 14th, the Index has. a lead
ing article which says :
WIGFALL.
SECESSION CANARDS.
“The Federal Government lias armed and
drilled the slaves of tho'South; their first inde
pendent act is to hold a fortress against the
white troops of the Federal Government. • So
ldierly confounding, so damnatory of their
whole past policy, is the event at Fort Jackson,
that the Washington authorities have taken ex
traordinary i>recautions to prevent the details
from becoming known. It is only by frag
mentary facts,too eloquent to be misconstrued,
that we gain some the gravity of that
mutiny which a feiv steamers back was de
scribe# as •' a triding affair.’ Since then, we
learn that two regiments soil from New Orleans
hare Jailed to dispossess the mutineers; and
ycxf, that a naval expedition of two or three
gunboats has been equally unsuccessful. Pri
vate letters reve'al startling particulars. The
btucks, it is stated, hare hanged their white ojji
cers, some thirty in slumber, ami with a truly
! barbaric dejlancc and taste j'or ghastly specla
! clcs, they have swung the carcasses over the ram
f parts of their stronghold. In the city of New
| Orleans arrests of negroes of both sexes have
j been made on the charge ot holding seditious
i meetings, singing ‘rebel’ songs, praying for the
; success of the Confederates, and like treason
; able practices.”
The editor, whoever he may be, pretends
to believe all tbiis stuff, and be repeats it, in
various forms, three or four times in the
same number of his paper. Some of his
European readers; may believe it; but,
whether they do or not, they will take a
little comfort from the mere publication. It
is from such data as this Fort Jackson
canard that it is asserted in the hide. r that
“the South w r as never so strong as at pre
sent ! ’ "W. o wish it joy of all such strength.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS.
The annual report concerning the rail
roads of this State, in ISO 3, shows such re
markable prosperity as to deserve notice.
The expenses of the roads during the year
were §20,002,804 56. In the same time the
receipts wore §40,523,571 45, which leaves
a profit of §10,920,766 89, or a sum very
nearly equal to the whole annual expense.
During the same period the passenger rail
ways earned §1,813,218 10, and expended
§1,267,044 62, which leaves them a profit
of §546,173 58.
There was a time, not very distant, when
the entire revenue of. the United States
Government did not equal that of the rail
roads of the single State of Pennsylvania
in the year 1863. It was a year of war,
too, when the energies and the resources of
the people might be supposed to be wholly
engrossed in military matters. \ But indus
try of every kind has so flourished that our
great carrying companies have been taxed
to the utmost with business, and their pro
fits have been great beyond all precedent.
Contrast this picture with that of the rail
road system of the South, where the roads
and engines are going to ruin, and the cor
porations are sharing in the general bank
ruptcy. N >
ICELAND MOSS OR LICHEN' PASTE. AND
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JOSEPH TILLINGH IST, Agent
RBii.ADEi.rHia., Feb nary 6tb, 1861.
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George Biiss ~ Co , New York City
Wiltimantic Linen Co , New York City,
ljcngstreer, Bradford & Co , New York City.
J 8.-I-ippmc uic Co.. Philadelphia.
H P- &W. P. Smith, Philadelphia. fes*l-2ts
CARTES DE YISITE. —REJMER’ S styles are
various and -boantifal, and executed in an
artistic manner, at his Popular Gallery, SECOND
street, above Green. Don’t to go there.
BASKETS of a variety of
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PORTRAITS. —If jon want a Likeness of fine
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B' RJTANNIA METAL CUPS, SPOONS,
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IYORYTYPES B F. REIAIER, 024 ARCH
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I' N THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE CITY
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ESTATE OF CoNRAD KELLER, dee d.
The Auditor appointed to credit, settle and adjust
the first nnd final account of AMELIA KELLER-
Admiuiftratrix Of the Estate of CONRAD
KELLER, deceased; and to report distribution of
the balance in the bauds of the accountant, wi:l
meet the paili**? interested at No. VH South Sixth
street, on WEDNESDAY, February I7ih, l-Gl, at
4 o’clock, A. M. few, fr t m&w Sls
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j> of CATHARINE M. MOORE. . Lite of
Holmes-bure, in the Twenty-third Ward of me
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the said Estate, are requested to make payment,
aud those having claim* or demands, to present
the same to JOHN R. WVCHEIiER. Executor,
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Musical bunks, in uan dsume n.».sy.>
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WORMS. feS-SGtrp
NISKEY’s Worm Powders; Vegetable: sure
cure. RIDGE and GIRARD Avenues. Price 25c.
Read black lace pointes and
Square Shawls.—GEORGE W. YO >EL,
No. 1010 CHESTNUT sireet, has now open his
new importation of Real Black Lace Pointes nuri
Shawls. The assortment is unusually large .and
handsome. Parties requiring a Real Point© or
t haw! will find it to their adyantage-to oxamiue
this stock and ascertain the prices they can b° pur
chased for by dealing directly with an Importer of the
article. ja3o-6t*
EORGE J. BOYl), : T
STOCK & EXCHANGE BROKER,
*' No. 16 South Third stVeot.
Stocks and Loans bought and sol don Commis
lio'fi, at the Board of Brokers.
Government Securities, Specie and Uncurreut
money bought and sold. U. S. 5-20 Tear Lori
famished at par. no£4-nmTp(£3
SOAP— PUKE FAMILY SO Ak\ —CONTAIN S
no SILICATE OF SODA, SANI) or OLAY,
but is an entirely PURE SOAP, and should be
used by every family.
Put up in BOXES'OF FIFTY POUNDS, full
weight, when packed and marked Fifty Pounds,
not Bars or Lumps, as many munufacturers.brand
their boxes. Manufactured by
GEORGE M. ELKINTON & S ON,
del7-ly rps .. 116 Margarettastroct.
Marking with indelible ink, lm
-BROIDERXNG, Braiding, Stamping, &o.
; SI. A. TOKREY,
IR&R Fllbsrt»tra«*t
BAKER’S ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANU
FACTORY. —The largest and best assortment
ol Wigs, Toupes, Long Hair Brands, Curls,
Frizettes, Illusive Seams, for ladies, at prices
lower than elsewhere, at 909 CHESTNUT
Street.- ' jal3-imrp* >
QA TONS LIGNUMYITAE, NOW LANDING.
Oil from Br. hark Thomas Dallett For *sale 0
DALLETT * bON, 129 South FRONT
Jl REBEIj . FLA 6-,
CAPTURED BY THE SEVENTH PENNSYL
VANIA CAVALRY,
COLONEL WJ£. B. SIPES,
AT HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA,
■Will be on Exhibition for a lew days, at
EVANS & HASSALL’S,
Military Furnishers,
I fes-2t{ 418 ARCH STREET.
j CLARKfcON & C 0.,,
BAKKERS,
No. 121 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHIL 5 DELPHI A.
Goveir.ment gee.nrl.ies of all Issue ,
. PURCHASED AND FOE SALE.
Stocks, xßoiids and Crold,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
. Interest Allowed on Deposits.
By COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
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4T ' %
$ BANKERS. T
Exchange on England, France and
Germany,
7 3-10 —5-20 Loan and Coupon?,
CEETIFICATES INDEBTEDNESS,
QU AKTEKM ASTER’B
CHECKS AND VOUCHERS,
American and Foreign Gold,
STOCKS AND LOANS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
bv Mail attended to. d3-iy
o* \
Sr &
0 WEIGHT & SIDDALL %
No. 119 Market Street.
hSdweeij trunt4»i4xi auc-ets.
C. W. WRIGHT, F. E. SLDDALXk
DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
GENERAL STOREKEEPERS
Can find at our establishment a full as
sortment of Imported and Domestic Drugs,
popular Patent Medicines, Paints, Coal
Oil, Window Glass, Prescription Viola,
etc., at as low prices as genuine' first class
reeds can be sold.
FINE ESSENTIAL OILS
for Confectioners, in full variety, and of
the best quality.
Cochineal, Bengal Indigo, Madder, Pot-
Ash, Cudbear, .Soda Ash, Alum, Oil o i
Vitriol, Annatto.
Copperas, Extract of Logwood; &c., FOE
DYERS’ use, always on hand at lowest
net cash prices. °
SULPHITE OF LIMJ3,
for keeping cider sweet; a perfectly harm
less preparation; put up, with fall direc
tions for use, in packages, containing suf
ficient for one barrel.
Orders by mail, or city post, wtii meet
with prompt attrition, or special quota
tions will be fnn&ied when requested.
WRIGHT A SIDDALL,
Wholesaler-Drug WnreUoasa,
no2!-lvrps No. Hi) Market street abov* Fron
avHICK" FRENCH BREAKFAST SETS
GEO. W. VOGEL, No. 1016 CHESTNUT
street, has lost received from his Acei.t. m Paris,
a case ot Thick French Breakfast Se-s. Collars and
Sleeves, compristiip all the latest novelties in new
shaped Cellars and new shaped Sleeves. ja3o-6t*
ISAAC NATHANS, AUCTIONEER and
MONEY BROKER, N. E. corner of THIRD
and SPRUCE streets, only or.e square below the
Exchange. NATHANS’S Principal Office, es
tablished for the last’forty years. Money to. Lean,
is large or small amounts, at the lowest rates on
Diamonds, Silver Plate, Wa:ches,.Tewelrv,Cloth
•ne, and goods of everv description. Office hours
trom A. M. HU 7PM aetSO-trrp
PURE PALM OIL SOAP.—This Scap is made
of «ure frt*sh Palm Oil, and is entirely a vege
table Soap; more suitable Tor Toilet use thse. 'hose
made freiu animal fats. In boxes &t cue dozen
cakes for f i .so p*r box. Manufactured by
GEO. M. ELK IN TON * s:>N,
Ne. 116 Margai-etta street, between r ror. t auc
Second. -Vv.lv.> t c *"’ v *"* ;
S HARVEY THOMAS
STOCK BROKER,
No. 3h? WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia.
Stocks and Loans bought and sold on commission,
at the Foard of Brokers.
Subscriptions received to U. S. 5-50 LOAN, at
r ar mq-ffinrpS
Paper and envelopk 1 ?-
The best and che *pest in the City.
r For sale by
DUXRURY & GLENN,
Merchants, Bankers, Lawyers, Military Oftl
errs, and all others, should call before pureha j - -g
elsewhere. jas«- >mrp*
Ij.ITJj.EK, WEAVER * O O.)
J) manufacturers of
111 a fJTT.T. A AN It TARRED OOKDAUiS,
Courts. Twins. 4.0..
33 KortU Water street antkNo. 2a North Oolr.
ware avenue, Philadelvhia.
SPWUt E. FtTI.BR MtOBAM. WtSAT
n ''OTIRtTI F Cr.ftTTTTrTR
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERN m eases
of one dozen bottles each, received trom Now
York, and for sale by GEORGE ALKINs, U) and
12 .South Delaware avenue. ’’’oia
CV__ BAZAAR, NINTH ASI) SANSOtVI
STREETS. AUCTION SALE OF
UifSES, CARRIAGES, *C.
o On SATURDAY HORNING next at 10 o’ clock,
omprising about
FORTY HORSES.
Full descriptions in catalogues.
—ALSO—
New and second-hand carriages, light wagons,
&<h,’ with which the sale will commence.
Also, single and double haiuess, saddles, bridles,
robes, covers, whips, &c.
JET" No postponement on nccountof we.atber.
Jfir Sale of horses, Arc., on WEDNESDAY
NEXT
ALFRED M. HERKNESS,
Auctioneer.
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£FOK SALE OR RENT:.—A Donbts Stono-
Built Country Honse; interlined froin cellar
to roof - Farlor, Dining, Sittiugßooms.andKitcnen
on the first iloor, and Eleven pleasant Chambers.
Barn. Four acres of ground, neatly laid out,
planted with frnit and ornamental trees. Located
miles from the city and threo-fo'urth of a milo
lrom a railway station. Address St. John, at this
office. les-6t*
o FUJI SALK UK EXCHANGE—Modern
Bail Villa, -with or S, Acres attached. Fruit
of EVERY KIND, including SO bearing Fear
Trees. Germantown, 5 minutes from Station
Price SlO,OOO.
Address S. H., Ledger Office,
uux, MBS. R. DILLON, FANCY AND
Straw MUliner, No. 331 SOUTH street, bas
a handsome assortment of Velvet, SUic.reh
and Straw Bonnets and Hats. Old Velvet Bon
nets made over. els-3m*
.(gT GOLD AND SILVER W
KraL our own importation, reliable in quality,
fiigg and at low prices. ___
' FARB& BROTHER. Importtj^
sat Chestnut street, halow * ounn.
APER BAGS FOR GRUUEkS,.OONFEU
TTONERS, 'PRUQO-ISTSj No. AXg*
FR9NT street. '
No. 37 North Sixth street.
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NEW MILLINERY HOOW
P. A. HARDING & CO.,
Rrspectiuily inform tne morcantiie community
that they -will open,
FEBRUARY 10th, 1864,.
Ro. 413 Arch street*
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
STRAW
AND
MILLINERY goods,
Suited to tt e trade, and trustthat
fol attenti.n, moderation
menx, together with their lone exp.rSice Tn
siness, (haring been for the-Jast seven yean wuti
the house of .Lincoln, Wood & Nicholsf and th»i?
late successors. Wood A Gary, ) they may merit l
share of the public patronage. . } ma
**• Orders solicited by mail and promptly exe
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ENTERPRISE MILLS.
ATWOOD, RALSTON 6 C 0„
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE.
DEALERS IN
CARPETINGS,
Oil Cloths,
Matting’s, Ac., Ac.
Warehouse, 619 Chestnut Street;
GIG Jayne Street. f*bl-3ras *
SPRING 1864,-
1864.
GLEN ECHO-MILLS,
GERMANTOWN, PA.
M’CALLTJM & CO.,
Manufacturers. Importers and Whole
sale Deaiers
IN
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, &c.
Warehouse, 509 Chestnut st- r
Opposite Independence HalL
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
M’CALLTJM & CO..
Beg leave to inform the public*that they hay
leased the old established Carpet Store,
No. 519 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opponte Independence Hall,
A RETAIL DEPARTMENT, t
Where they are now opening
A NEW STOCK,
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CARPETS,
Einb'scinjr the choicest patterns of
|TA PESTHY CAR-
I PETS.
(BRUSSELS CARPETS
VENETIANS.
AXMINSTER,
ROYAL WILTON,
VELVET,
Together -with r. lull assortment of everything;
irmining to the Carpet Biisieess. ja3o : tfy
H.P. & C. R.TAYLOR,
Importers and Manufacturers of
TOILET SOAPS AND PERFUMERY,
No. 641 North. Ninth Street.
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. IMPORTEES OP
WINES AND EIQUOBSi
lAUMAN, SALLADE & 00.,
SO. iss SOUTH NINTH STRSET,
EETffira OHBST3TOT AJID WAhITOT. |
PHILADELPHIA.
G. M. LARKAH, A. HI. RALLADE:
Ji-D. BITTING.
noU-Smorp .
Sole Agent lor PRINCE 4: CO.’S
WO A I iRMpNIUMsgD|RA W INO-ROOM
ERNEST GABLER’S,
RAVEN it BACON’S,
PIANOS.
: i:nr,RECT PIANO TXJMiKU-.-
4®teMr U Q SAB&ENT’S ordurs ftns
fflT! ■ Timing and Repairing
ceived at alason * Co.’b Store, , J Year* 1
•treat, wly. Mr. ‘ a L PJ y.TW «3S>'
factory experience iu Boston,
employmentin Pdilad-lphic- S;EC! AC
re-fyathered to sound as soft nod sw *' "
new; without rsmorir^.
Terms tor tnmne,
rim rjp .TrvTn'N' 'PXAI?O
FACTORING- COKPAKY
tltelr factory and
WALNUT street, .always » ““>t
men t of their mvnvalled PIANOS.
■elfkttlu lowest cash prices or on
(lire ns a call before pnroHastog
eVery satlslaotlon and suarantao .will *• f 1
buy or*- . - —-
1 ' WATCHES! WATCH ESJ
/£]K WATCHES!— 5(10 fine GOLC
X A SILVER WATCHES, by the most aP
© © proved maker?, for sale at SS?i??n and
Tier'll prices at the Broker’s, corner of
GA SKILL streets, below Lombar*.. ja_s im.p-
•XTTATCHf.s, WATCHES,
W Batches.-Now and > Second-buid
WATOHESfor sale at the Brolter. s.Offi-e» corner*
of THIRD and streets. ja2B-lmrp-
—MtjJfKi' To soy amount LOADED
/ON upoh WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEW
JL a eery, GUNS, CLOTHING, Ac. ,at
IP “ JONES & CO. ’ S old established Loan.
Office, corner: THIRD and GASKU.L streets.
Office tows froja 7 A, lt to7P; M. Jaaa-Jmrp