• WEL Dygi_lik o ug YE!! 11 . , 10. -- . D t I —BAKCianiAM.' te celebrated DYE is the best in the World. The on/ f ga m i ns , VW and Reliable Dyelmoten. This 'dplendid Hair Dye ie Periect—changes Red, Ens ;,y or Grey Hair, Instantly to a Grimy Black or N.:,:z ura z B rown , w ith,, injuring the Hair or Stain the skin, lez.m.ia, Ins hair soft and healitlltik; imparts fresh vitality, gsquently restoring its 'pristine color, and rectifies nut ill erects of bad Wes. The gen uinei is signed WilLuat A. BexCemmori, all others are mere 11121.• Iltticms, and shcreld be avtided. Sold by all Drsg icc. BILOTORY--81 BARCLAY street, N. _• or's Hew Toilet Cream fox dressing ti=ll -11IFON st th i fflp AT, _ RillEki3 beg wave to ansmounce that their Slanuflustory ef First-Olasa RIM Fortes is wog lnfull operation. The general Marlton their many Pianos, sold already, meet 1116th, try competent judges, enables them to assert 411011tidently that their Pia no. Fortes are not our. Ml"by any manufactured in the Visited States: Tespectiftgly invite the mnsicalgutblic to call Sad examine their instruments, Mille Sales Room, NO. 46 North Third street. Full guarantee gixer4 Iliad prices moderate. LIMON LO_QUBT MOUNTAIN Zaaarzt nm.mr, wurrx Ant oAL,. care ge, Mooted and prepared for family use, free from Cate and &dot, delivered promptly and warranted %to give fail satisfaction, at ;trims as low as the &Sweet for a good article. DUMP COAL for found. Vas, end 4311:11875IIT COAL for steam purposes, at Wholesale prices. An assortment of lizosory, Viz and Pmz WOOD, kept constantly on hand, Also, -an excellent article of BLAoKsmun's COAL, didivered free of carting to any part of the city. A 'Mail Of this coal will st3crue our custom. Send Vicesers to THOIVt E; OABILL, 325 Walnut street. Lombard and Twenty-WM street. Werth re lvaniaßaHroad and Nester street Wine street w Soh 'lkill. THE COLD Shillqa ICS COMPART. . Offices and Depots es above. Wagons run in all the paved limits .of the Con solidated City and in the T wenty-fourth Ward. DIAS ON PLitl4oB: - IFILVILIN 7 S ' CABINET ORGANS. PIANOS. J. E. GO • -Seventh and 'Chestnut. rasa co. MVO& 00.' CABINET ORGANS. These beautiful instruments are used by Gottschalk in all of his Concerts throughout the country, and pronounced by him mid thousands of the test artists in America, TEM iIIVEST ILIUM IN57111710;112.8 IN TEM WOEL.D. They ice rapidly superseding Melodeons. For sale in Philadelphia, only by J. E. GOULD, Omni& and Chestnut. ELEOTRICITY.—Cancer, Goitre, Tumors, mad all foreign growths, cured by special guaran is, at the Electrical Institute, 1220 WALNUT Iltreet, Philadelphia. RR t R.-A CURE FO U R. COLDS If seizeu with severe (Add, is..carseness, Sore Throat, bad Cough, Headache. pain in the back or shoulders, take, on going to bed, two teaspoonsful -of Radway's Ready Relief, in haifa tumblertol or Lot water sweetened with sugar or molasses. In Cie morning you will rise cured of your Cold. Let those who have caught cold, either slighter severe, try this prescniption; it will break up your sold. It you neglect your cold it may grow seriously, and end in constimptioa. If suffering from Rheumatism, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, unirtips Strains, Bruises ,k , Wounds, o. , Radway' s *Armory R elief ill afford immediate ease. Price 25 cants-par bottle. Sold by Druggists. :Every Agent has recently been tarnished with fresh. Ready Relief. Dr. RadwarMedicines are sold by Druggists everywhere. RADWAY & 87 Maiden Lane, New York., ErTEINWA'Y Sr. SONS' PIAITOS, MN PIANOS YOB 84.13 ONLY 1T • BLASIUS BROS', 1006 OIIEStriUT Street • :GABDENTRO SCENE. ET THE BARD OT TOWER HALL. .ffirgerztle neighbor, Dottie 8., Is hard at work, - with cheeks aglow, Diggingtr.p garden plats, where ahe Designs some pretty plants to cow. Her brother Ned, a comely lad, Not more than seventeen years old, Stands by, so prim, and spruely elad„ And doe titer cheerful toil behold. 'Ned," Lottle cries, "I think that you Had better Sake np yonder spade, And do as new you see me do, Your sister in her task to aid. Just think how nice a sight 'twill be, When up each pretty blossom grows.'" Ister," says Ned, "pray don't yon see That I am dressed in my new clothes? I could'lit venture o'er a spade To lean, lest 1 should wreck this snit. ' &Well, then," indignant Lottie said, " ' Twould serve .you right, beyond dispatel You would not have been thus afraid • To.bend. or move about at all, If you .had wisely been arrayed In well•sewn garb, from Towns HALL. We have the largest stock and beat assortment of Clothing in Philadelphia, ansnrpassed in style and workmanship by any made to measure. All can be accurately fitted from 0112 stock, whatever be their sizes or proportions. TOWER, HALL. MB Market street, BENNETT & 00, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 2864. THE DURATION OF THE *AIL The Richmond Examiner of the 29th ult., says : If we hold our own in Virginia till this summer, is ended, the North's power of mischief everywhere is gone. If we lose, the South's capacity for resistance will be broken.. The Confederacy has ample power to keep its place in Virginia;~if _ „,3 with energy and etoisisteney, and this is Me test year of the War, whichever uuns. " We place on record this utterance of one of the most prominent journals at the Rebel Capital, and can affirm that one-half of its closing statement- is true: namely, that if the rebels are beaten in Grant's present campaign, it will certainly' end the war, and the •Federal Government will be finally re-established. To suppose other wise would be to imagine that the laws governing military and financial opera tions are to,be reversed in order to gratify the rebels. The South has been drained of its fighting population, - to a frightful extent. Conscription has followed conscription with merciless rigor, and the Unionists of the South haVe either been murdered or driven as exiles to the mountains or to the Federal lines. The, currency of the Confederacy has .depreciated until twenty-five or thirty dollars are needed to equal one dolti? in gold, and *difference is almost equally wide between greenbacks and rebel notes. The 'luxuries of life have almost utterly disappeared. and the necessaries of exist ence are held at the most exorbitant rates. Europe has effected nothing for the assist ance of Jefferson Davis, and the riots and the secret or open treason of the Northern Copperheads, have been almost equally in effectual. State after State, river after river, has fallen under Federal control, and a re-' inarkably effective blockade seals their At- , lantic coast. In this terrible .crisis the slave-holding aristocracy, gathers its clans for its last fearful contest—its Armageddon! How different is, the aspect of affairs in the loyal States ! With all tile efforts of speculators and traitors, gold has never yet touched 90 per cent. premium, and surely we have enough (if not, too many) of the uxuries of life. The rise in provisions and - other indispensable artiola has been simply in proportion to the increase itrthe premium on gold, and we see no evidellab - whateVer that more suffering than exists in time of peke afflicts the loyal States. There-has not been a severe draft anywhere in the North, nor is the population so`diminished that'vast and constantly increasing trade and commerce cannot be carried on. Emi gration is pouring in at the rate of scores of thousands each month, and call around us we see every symptom of rstrength in the Go vernment and confidence ambng the people. Man for man and dollar for dollar the loyal States are five times as strong as those still in rebellion ; and when we proudly think that right, truth, justice and liberty are on •our side, who can doubt the issue' Truly, 'this should be We final year of the war, and the final attempt to trample underfoot the glorious institutions which have made this Republic the greatest nation of all time. THE DAEISHTROITELE The doom of Denniark was announced when Dybbol , fell. On the basis of that event, which put_ the whole territory of the Duchies, except the Island of ALsen, in the possession of Prussia, the: national confer ence was to meet in London. Having quietly waited and allowed the Germans to dismember the Danish KingcbDm, England and France now consent to hold a conference to put it together again. We do not believe the German States will permit a reunion of the Duchies to Denmark without'a war,and there is no apparent danger of a war, dupe . England and France so carefully abstained from; helping Denmark when her need was sorest. As for this question of the Duchies, we believe it would have been better for their people if they had never been attached to Denmark. But the Western powers made a treaty guaranteeing such a union, and they were bound to stand by it. But they were deceitful or fea.rful, and the treaty,like so many similar ones,has proved to be so much waste paper. England cats a sorry figure in all this business, and we do not wonder that so many'of her people are ashamed of the conduct of their govern ment. THE PATRIOTISM OF_ THE METHODIST CHURCH The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, which is now in session in this city, has given unmistakeable evi dences of its sterling patriotisisi'which are worthy of all commendation. All the loyal and doubtful * States are represented in • the Conference, and not-only is no word of en couragement for traitors, or their Northern synapathizers, heard in the deliberationfof the body, but there are the most decided demonstrations of enthusiastic loyalty. The seene yesterday, on the occasion of the flag raising at the church where the meetings of the Conference are held, reminds us of the early days of the war, when the great heart of the people leaped responsive to the call for aid to maintain . the honor of • the Stars and Stripes, which had been insulted in Charleston harbor. There is probably no ecclesiastical body in the - country which more thoroughly represents the sentiments of the great mass of the people 'than the Generaa Conference of the Methodist Epis copal Church, and we hail the evidences of earnest Loyalty_of its members as one of the most encouraging signs of the troublous times we tire in. _ - • BEXOVAL OF THE REBEL CAPITAL. There is no doubt that the rebel seat of government leas been, or is about to be, re moved from Richmond.' The Richmond En quirer, of April alth, says : £The removal of the ieveral branches of the Cabinet departments the South. produces numerous vacancies in the battalion composed of clerks and other employes of the Govern ment." - - The Petersburg Express, of April 27th, announces the passage through that city of "one hundred and thirty ladies employed as note-signing clerks in the Treasury Depart ment," on:their way from Richmond to Co lumbia, S. C. This shows that the rebel Treasury, at least, has been put a little fur ther but of the way of General Grant's - ar mies. SUMMER RESORTS.—We call attention to the p.dycrtlpment of the Summer Resorti on • tho• line of the Reading Raili'Oaa. It will be found in another part of to-day's paper. THE GRAIcD OPERA OF ‘:NOTRE DAME OF PARIS." Having witnessed a dregs rehearsal of the new opera with which the Festiial for the Great Cen tral Fair is tube inaugurated this evening, we can speak understandingly of it. Both as a mUsicsi work and as a stage Spectacle it is unquestionably grand. The first act, in particular, is magnificent; but in the other acts there are admirable situations, with , finely written music for both voices and orchestra. The leading singers are first-rate; and the huge chorus and orchestra, the military band, the organ behind the scenes, and the multitude of supernumeraries combine• to make an ensemble the like of which has never been witnessed in America or surpassed in Europe. The public demand for tickets comes fully up to the splendor of the enter- tainment offered, and from what we hear, there will not be a vacant space in the Academy this, evening. Tomorrow evening the first oratorio of. the Fes. tiTal will be given7-Haydn's Creation, and not Handel' s Judas Afaccabasus, as we first announced. The price of tickets has been put so low that we feel warranted is expecting a great audience. LARGE IMPORTANT POSITIVE SALE OF - DRY GOODS. CARPETS, MATTLNGS,, SUN UMBRELLAS, STRAW GOO ionDS, ike. John B. M y er s . Co., Aucteere f Nos. 232 and. 234 Market street, will tomorrow (Thursday) morning, May sth, hold a valuable sale of Dry Goode, Carpets, Mattings, Straw Goods, &c., by catalogue, on Form Months' Credit and part for cash, embracing about 7,75 packages and lots of American, British, French, German and Swiss Dry Goods, in Linens, Silks, Worsteds, Woolens and Cottons, in large varieties. Also, Ingrain,Venetian, List, and Bag Carpets and Canton Mattinge. Aim s cases fashionable style Black Leghdrni - Canton 'Melon Coquette, Luton and Leghorn -Ladies .t ' c Hats, Shaker Hoods, Men's Palm Hats, deo., Also, a stock of Dry Goods to clOge a ccrncern. 23 eases Silk and Gingham Sun Umbrellas.- • AUCTION NOTICE- SALP, OP BOOTS AND - SHOPS. The'early attention of buyers is invited to the large and attractive sale of 1,000 cases Boots, Shoes. 'Brogans, - Balmorals,. Gaiters, Buskins. Cavalry'Boots, &c.; to be. sold by catalogue, for cash, to.morrow morning, commencing at 10 o' clock prOcieely, by-Philip. Ford 00., Line. ttoneers, at their store, Nos. 525 Market and 522 Vommerce streets. • ... REAL ESTATE SALE, 18TH INST. in:, the list or properties to be Included hi Mr. Preenasn' a large sale on the 18th last., at the Xg- TILE DAILY kVENING BULLETIN PHILADELPHIA, ' 4 TY 4 ESD la. MAY 1_1864. change, gill be '0 tracts on the summit ty t'Vectnzii Hal Farm 111 New JeTSey, ELEGANT RESiDENCEB NOIiTH BROAD STREET, Which are - worthy of 8.3- pedal attention, and with many others arc to be sold. without iimitation.• E.E.RCUTORS' AM TRUSTEES' PEREMPTORY <SALES VALUABLE COAL LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY: 24TH MAY. Sec Thomas & Sons' advertisements last page to. s BULLETIN. • Er They have rery large sales 10th and `l7 th May. See adrot rtisemente, Auction head, andpages 22, 23 and 24 yesterday's catalogue. ' . . . . . RTIMER'S universally admired and. impales Pictures; fine style atid naturally-colored PHOTOGRAPHS, for Si 00, are made at SECOND street, above Green. AS 'TWIN& • RULES, and TOOLS, PL TER.F:RS' .Finishing Trowels, Lathing Hatchets,Fine 3d Mortar Hoes and Shovels, for sale at TRUMAN. & SHAW'S, No. 835 (Eight Thirm--dwo Market street: below Ninth. CARTS. DE V USITE. = See the admirable styles and artistic manner of execution, of Cartes de Vie ite, at B. F. REDVIER' S, 824 ARCH street. Clear, distinct and accurate. gooKs AND BRACKETS—SuitabIe for stts• • pending Bird Cages or for Hanging Baskets. For sale at the Hardware Store of TRIIMA.N SHAW, No. 635 (Eight Ttiirty-Elye) Market Meet, below Ninth. • . PLENDID PORTRAITS. —K F. REIRIER ),D superb styles of :Life-size PROTOGRAXIIS in Oil Colors, are the truest and best Likenesses made. See specimens of style and finish. &A ARCH st. rIEO. W. & T. VOIGT'S GLASS WAREHOUSE, - No. 321 and 323 BRANCH street. ' • Glassware for Hotels and Restaurants, Confec tioners, Perfumers. and Druggiets. Also, the largest assortment of GLASS SHADES for Wax Fruit, Ferneries, Clocks, &c. Poach°. mania Vat es and Irkvd - Receivers. • my4-Im,rpt. TLOVE To GET MY HAIR CUT AT ILOP P. S Shaving Saloon. N. E. corner EXCHAMIE Place and DOCK street.. lt* PHILADELPHIA, April 30, 180.—The co partnership of DAY ac RIPER was - disaolved otithe I;th of April, 1864, and the business of the late Arm will be settled by Sylvester Day. SYLVESTER DAY, myt-w,f,m, at* F. G. RITER. FOR S LE--Valnable STE &Id 11I&C1HINERT, ENGINES. FORCE AND LIFT PUMP, Logvsood Wood Hasp, *complete INenders, Dry ing Gearing, Hangers, Pedestal, Old Iron, Lumber, &c. . Also, one 8 horse Steam Engine. One large „Force and Lift Pump, with connection brass valves, 10 inc cylinder, 4 feet stroke. One do.. do. do 8 inch. 3 feet stroke. The above in first-rate condition, well aslapted for mines or water works. where a large amount of water is required to be raised. - For further particulars, inquire or ad dress H. HOPPIN, Keystone Mills, Fair mount. [my4.w th s,3trp§, WE WOULD t:ALL THE ATTENTION OF HOTELS. PRIVATE FAMILIES AND OFFICERS OF THE NAVY, to our CUMBERLAND SA UCE and SALAD DREAM. Nothing surpasses former in the list of Sauces, and as to the latter nixture from the castor can equal it in quality 4 f or economy as a dressing for Greens, Salad/5, Ptah, etc. These articles being free from expenses of ex change or duty, and inferior to none inquatity, offer greater inducements to dealers than any imported. No vessel should sail without a supply. For F ale by grocers gene? ally. ARCHER et REEVES. 45 N. Water street, Agents for above and a' l of Eithein k Pogne's celebrated Hermetically Sealed Fruits, Meats, Jet. lies, Catsups, etc. my4-6trp¢ • $lO,OOO $5,000. $3,000. and other 3 ll= to Loan on Mortgage. LUKENS lc MONTGOI'dERY. my4-6t* Conveyancers, 1(35 Beach street STORREvEPERS AND OTHERS JkiltJUT gg "one day' revenue" to the Fair, please call or send "for Show Cards,(gratuitous), at Office No. lld S. SEVENTH street. ap23.26lrp* COAL, OR TIMBER LANDS.'—Parties V wishing to Invest irt property of the above description, may be gutted with valuable territoty by addressing box 1633, P. O. mv3-,9.trp* - Rs'ONLYMENTS AND GRAVE STONES._ In A large assortment of grave stones of various designs, made of the finest Italian and American marbles, constantly on band at the Marble Works of ADAM. STEINMETZ, RIDGE AVENUE, below Eleventh street, Philadelphia. apIG-3rarp§ OROTOGRAPHS FOR ISE FAIR —O. O. BURNS fi CO. , No. SOG ARCH Street, make the finest and best Photographs in the city, and in tend to give one-fonrUa of their receipts for the month of May to the Sanitary Fetr. my3-3trp* - FUR THE GREAT CENTRAL, FAIR. —. GRIFFITH t PAGE. 400 /MOH street, Dealers In House Furnishing Goods, - Refrigerators, ater Coolers, will gives/ prolits of DAY, may sth, he SANITARY FAIR. my 2-43. THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR, --SubScrip- MORS or donations for Committee of ONE DATA a labor, income or revenne,received daily by JOHN W. ()LAWMEN, Treas. ,Office No.lB S. Seventh eL, Phila. LET ALL PROMPTLY RESPOND. Sub scriptions and remittances by mail duly receipted for and acknowledged. sp2l-26t..rp* VAMILY SEWING, EMBROIDER NG-, 1 BRAIDING.. Quilting, Tucking, /cc., beau tifully executed on the GROVER lc RAKER SEWING MACHINE. 'Machines, with'oper atons, by the day or week, 730. CHESTNUT street. TUBE PALM'OIL SOAP.-This Scap Is made 01 pure fresh Palm Oil, and is entirely a yegs. table Soap; :more suitable for Toilet use than thus, made from animal fats. In boxes et one dozen cakes for $1 60 per box. Manufactured by • • GEO. M. ELKINTON lc SON, ' . Ite. 116 fdargaretta street, between Front anO Second. above Cailmvbill street. , dew-15-mi TSAAO NAT/IANS, AUCTIONEER and MONEY BROKER, tr E. corner of THIRD and SPRUCE streets, only one square below the Exchange. NATHANS' S Principal_ Office, es tablished for the last forty years. Money to Liam, in large on small amonnts, at the lowest rates, on Diamonds, Silver Plate, Watches, Jewelry, Cloth. ing, and goods of every description. Office hours from 8 A. 111. till 7 P. TIT (1•28-ttry 174 EORGE J. BOYD. %.1I STOOK AND EIICHANGE BROKER, No. i 8 South THIRD street. • gtocks and Loads bought and sold on Commis sion, at the Board of Brokers. Government Securities, Specie and Unctirreni money•bonght end sold. • mh2-3rarps ITUSBAND'S OALCIINED MAGNESIA ; freefrom unpleasant taste, and three times the strength of the common Calcined Magnesia. A WorNi'm Fair Medal and four First-Premium Silver Kraals have been awarded it, as being the best in the market. For sale by the druggists and country Storekeepers, and by the manufacturer, HUSBAND, .0019-m. THOMAS ly. rp N. W. Cor. Third and Siam I_IOME CERTIFICATES.— "DR. SWAN NE' S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY:" "DR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY. For 30 Years a Standard Remedy. For 30 Years a Standard Remedy- FIVE YEARS' COUGIA ENTIRELY CURED BY DR. SWAYER' 8 COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,_ I suffered five years with a bail: Cough, 130n3 Throat; spit blood at times, very' weak, was at tended by one of our most eminent physicians, - who prescribed various remedies, but I gradually-grew worse 7. Hearing of the wonderful cares daily per formed by your Wild Cherry Compound, I con cluded to try it, and after using three bottles, a, perfect cure was performed. SAMUEL GOULD, No. 151, David street, between Race and Vine- ST/LL ANOTHER CURE BY RD SWAYNE'S COM. POUND SYRUP OP WILD GUMMY. I suffered four months with a violent Cough, accompanied with .painful tightness of the chest, great difficulty of breathing, sore throat, sleep die. tuned from constant coughing; tried a„number of remedies without , benefit; I was advised to,try Dr. Swayne's CLrnpound Syrup of Wild • - Cherry, which gave quick relief; and after using two bot tles a perfect cure was the result . I give this-cer titlcate freely, as I want all the 'world to kno tv . this truly valuable medicine. . • IiTaIF'HELEY J. EVANS, Slater, 121 South street, Philadelphia. • . ' .- Prepared only by' • • ' -.- Dr. SWAYNE k SON, 330 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Soldty Druggists and Dealers. ja9.- w, fftnr.ly 0 CAP—PURE FAMILY SOAP.--CONTAINs 0 no SILICATE OF SODA, SAND or CLAY, bat is an entirely PURE SOAP, and should bt need by every family. . • P.nt up in BOXES - OF FIFTY POUNDS, fun weight, when packed and marked Fifty Poundal, not Bars or Lumps, as many manufacturers. brand their. boxes. Nantifactared b GEORGE M. Ort ibz S OW dell-tprpf tla Ma rirarettastrest • W B.A. V ,F, _ a F E :MANILLA - 2 1 18 1 4 "tilrera Of, • No. 2 3 North W ...,_xaciz C ate D , r B l;tr T er . A . t ß a N :a n d ßE Ja 'N pa i o: ( . 3 l :2 ' 2 R N:o A w *th GE, ware a 'Wynn U. Fn. avenue , Ytuladolphtii. *"_* - 0 10 V° - 2 ' OINTHISa. 114VA!Rfr "AjummElt iitSORTS QQ 1113'01?: . Reading Railroad and Ifs Branch3E: 'IIILANS:tOIir HOUSE,MotsT oAnnon.-IYliss Nary fiend. Pottsville P. 0., Sehuyikill county. _ TTJECILTIOR a. HOTEL-3. E. ilaugawout. Tus carora P. 0. Schuylkill county. NDALOSIAA—Tarcei A. Madeira. Headlng WRITE HOUSE—Mrs. lanny Lauber. Read- SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE-;-J. Manderbaolt. Womelsdorf P. 0., Herbs county. COLD SPRINGS HOTEL, LEBANON county. Adam Raak. Rarrisourg P. 0 .. LIVING t PRINGS HOTEL—H. F. Wernersvi is P. 0., Berke county. BOYERS7 OWN SEM INAB V—ltredt rick Stant ler. Boy eretown P. 0 Berke county. YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL—B. U. Snyder Yellow springs P. 0., Chester county. SirExcursior, Tickets at Reduced Bates, goad o from SATURDAY T .14DAY to all the a love places.' my4 3ms CARPETS. Carefully and Thoroughly Mane WITHIN DOORS, BY MACHINERY. 4Srballed for and ItEturned same day. - Orders received at . 1203 NOBLE BT. nry4-60 And:s23 Chestnut,St; MILLINERY GOODS JOHN STONE & SONS, No: 805 Chestnut Streei. Are now receiving their Spring Importation BILK AND MILLINERY GOODS, SUCH AB Fancy and Plain Ribbons, Gros de Naides—all shades, Mares Dines and Plorencee,-; French and English - Grapes, Laces and &Idrust Blondes, Illusions and Malin° Nets, AC- ' , kr. Also, a full assort:tient cd French and American Flowers. mhl4-mwitir-21n CLOTHING. - SPRING OF 1864. EXTENSIVE =THING HOUSE, Nos. 303 & 305 Chestnut street, FZIMILDELPICIA. IS The taelllttes 01. Skil bones for doing trustaces are anon that they can cetagli.; . dently claim to It Cite leading posit on 15 .1 CO among the Tailoring Estehlistamoots or 4113 Philadelphia. They. therefore, invite M 0 the attention of gentlemen of taste to VS CtZ us their superb stock of BEADY-MADE C zen. CLOTHING - , cut by the best artists, =tuned and made equal to Duetomer g%1 :2 Work—AND AT Popular CD Prices. ilia ' l2l he -9 They Ilaye also late 4 added a CUS- I V, TOM DEPARTMENT where the latest C- ) =Tellies may be found embracing el some freih from London and Paris. <O - IV . V.R4y#I:C.O4 803 and 3O Chestnut st. Custom. Depaqment, 303 Chestnut st. inh2G-tfrrq TO :CONSLCIVIPTIVtS Consumptive stitthrera Will redeive a ylduable prescription for the cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis ' and all Throat and Lung affections, (free Of charge,) by sending their address to REV. E WILSON, • apl6.9.4t&wSt* Rings county. New York. - - - BENATi BSS. , &-: CO. 214 CHESTNUT Street, opposite SirawberrySt. Importers of • • • NV urrE GOODS. - Offer a complete assortment. of Jaeonets,Oambries,' Cheeks,Vlctoria Lawns, Noinsooks, s w i ss mu* India Book. India Mull and other *mains of our usual make and finish. tali-tis ILO GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT— Highest lJ price paid in cash at • • GRAY' S,. my 4-Imt. 23 North Twelfth. street. 'filit.MlLY PRIDE! FAJIIILTPRIDE! THEGREAT NEW BOOR FAMILY PRIDE! BY THE AUTHOR OF .","PIQUE!" FAIII,ILrY PRIDE. —A second edition of this great 'book, by Mae author of y %Pique," is pub lished this day, ar.d is complete In one large vol ume, cloth, for SI 50. or in paper cover, for $I 25. It is the best book published for years.. All shoald get it and read it. It is published and tor sale - by T. B. PETERSON 2C . BROTHERS, No. 306 CHESTNUT Street, • Philadelphia- OOHS! BOORS! BOOKS! Isferve,Rooks issued every week, comprising the moBt 'entertaining and absorbing works publisued, suitable for Parlor, Library, Sitting Room, Rail road, Steainboat or Soldiers' reading, by the best writers in the - • Ciders solicited' from ; Booksellers, Canvassers. News Agents, Supers, and all others.in want of good and fast-selling .books, and they will please send on their orders at once, for what they may Wald of any filing in the Book line,. to T. 33. PETERSON .& BROTHERS, .L • _ '. No. an chestnut et., PhiladeAphie. send for our . Catalogue .',. • t• • my4,l2t Oli Tubb LLCM UNLVITAE, NOW Lalt.lol/113 tau .from Br:bark Tlicimas Dikilett:- For sale . by UALIATT box, 'lobos* PROJIM SPRING A. Nl3 galitSiEß. ENTIRENE W STOOK UNDER-CLOtHING.-, The Latest NovilVes in Gentlemen's Furnishinff Goods. ) , .° NoINTIRE & BROTifEa l • (Successors to Hilt . dc Evans, ) N0..1035 Chestnut Street. The "Model . Shoulder Seam Shirt." iny4-th sa to 433* KID GLOV-ES! KID GLOVES. a JUST OPENED, 100 dozen Jonvin's Kid Gloves, $l2O a Pair. PRICE & WOOD, 113 NOR7H NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARO EL. zny3-2t4 ADRIAN H MULLER, Auctioneer. Manufactuting anti Mining Stooks, &c. ADRIAN H. MULLER, P. R. WILKINS ic Co. WILL 8 LL, bT Aucerioa, ON WEDNISKAY, MAY 11,1864, AT HALE-PAST TWELVE O'CLOOE; At the Exchange Boom. 111 Broadway, NEW YORK, By order of Jarvis Brink and Geo . rge Ireland, Exe =tors, , The following Stocks, irls: 300 shares Howe Munufacturing Co., of Bir mingham. Conn - 4325 200 • $ Holmes, Booth 22 Hoydens' s Co., Waterbury, Conn 25 210 44 khelton Manufacturing Co., Bir- ' minsham, Corm 100 • 4 Hawkins s Man. Co. Birm g, Ct. 95 C 8 $$ 317sualtattan Gas 00., N.Y 50 9 • • Metrripolttan Gas Co., N. Y 100 100 $ • knickerbocker Insurance Co.NY 40 120 100 $$ Third Avenue .11 .41,- Co., N.Y... 100 " .lisekscm Iron Coillicit... 100 TERMS, 0 SErLE-10 per cent. on day of rale; balance next nay before 1 o clock, payable to the Auctioneers. ma^For farther particalars ir. regard to above, apply to JARV Lb BRUSH, Bxecutor, 120 Cham bers Erreet, N Y. my 2-94 GRAY' A NT MOLDED COLLARS Have nom been before the publicisa. nearly &year. They are universally pronounced the stoutest and ban fitting collars extant. The ityper edge presents a perfect - carve, free from the angles' noticed la all other collars. The cravat cattiest to puckers on the irijlde of the tarn-down collar—they are AS SMOOTH IN SIDE AS OUTBIDS—awI therefore perleetlyfree and easy to the neok. The earette Oeliar has a smooth and evenly IL tatted edge en Bern SIDES. These collarsAr • not limply flat pieces of paper cut in the form of a Collar, but are XOWED AND eiternnre sir THINICCIZ. They are made in Worelty" (er turn.licrwn style); in 'every half size front 12 to 17 inches and in ' , Eureka', (or garotte, )frcen 13 to 17 inches; and packed in .isol!d sizes" in naatbine °atone, con taining 100 each; also in smaller ones of 10 each-. the latter a very handy. package for Travelers, _Ann, and Navy Pincers. Mr EVERY COLLAR is staiirped-- Gray's Patera Molded Collar." ' Sold by all Dealers in Xen - a Furnishing Goods. The Trade snpplled by Van Denson, Booluner & Co., 627 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Importers and . Wholesale Dealers in Men's Fa rushing Goods • - - nalt3o-3raix4 JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO., 727 CHESTNUT ST., HAVE mADE EXTENSINE ADDITIONS TO TEEM POPULAR roox . OP SILKS, SHAWLS, AND • RESS GOODS, , WHICHir CONTINUE TO SELL At Moderate Prices, NOTWITESTANDINrG THE . A.DVANOED • COST OF RECENT I.W.FOR TATION S. Wholesale Booms Up Stairs. NOLEN'S iitedicing - : 00.ft . . li*er.. 'Oil. THE STANDARD Or EICCELLENCE—PUBE, kIIESH - AND_ TASTELESS 'The sweat remedy for Coughs and Colds, Corunimption, Scrofula, • ' Rheumatism, General Debility, /to. Tile:undersigned having an experience of fifteen years in the facture of Cod Liver Oil has recently greatly improved the process of procuring it, and now offers to the public a preparation that for un deviating purity, uniform freshness anti superior ity of preparation is unmatched. These results are maintained by the personal supervision of the proptie.or, whose efforts have made this Oil the standard of excellence Physialans and.' others looking to tile attainment of the greatest medicinal efficacy In the ahorte.t time, and thereby obviating indigestion and nausea in the patient, can secure their purpose by the administration of my Oil. • CHARLES W. NOLEN. No. ; 154 _NORTH THIRD STSFrET Sold also by 'WERTH BROTWER, No. )412 WALNUT' Street; OLIVER, 12th and Spruce; and others. _aph-Imf RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SPECULA TORS—For sale. —A large. VALUABLE PROPERTY of twoliondred acres of ground, sit uate in the FIRST and T wEN TY- SIXTH Wards, having a front of twenty-four hundred feet on each side of Broad street. with a front of twelve hon nre.d feet on League Island or Second Street Road, about one mile from the County Prison and a leas distance from League Island and from :the Dela ware River. Apply.to J. li. CURTIS & Real Estate Brokers, 433 Walnut St_ i [ap23-I.2crp Tloor SKIRT BIAttI3I O IIOTORY. —Roo, Skitta ready-made and blade to ordeal war ranted of tbe beat mannish. Als_% Stnrtted. RMS. E. SAYLEY, RlTVtria -orrac.t. ahoy. Cightr.""; aplB-1m LADIES' Tit , ,,SS AHD ISttAOESTORE alursitae —oi:inducted by Ladle% TWELFTH Street, Bret door below Race. Every article iu their Ilue tiltent, - easy and correct in make. O. If INT=DLES, rroprletor, Attends to Gentlemen on the corner Of a Ve - ELFTH - and RAOE Streets,' N. 8.--Prilepalonal atocuracy ineared. ap1142170 _ Notiei-to the Fablia. F. • ECEUELLERMARN °gm No. 23 North Eighth Street, Have on hand a heal:dila] assortment of • SHAWLS,. DRESS GOODS, FUR IS H 1 d 0 ()DS T XEN AND BOYS' WEAR, BLACK AND " COLT/ SILKS, &a. The Profits on the sales of FRTDA.Y, 'Play 6th, will be cen.rihnteo to the'Committee on Labor Income Imo. Revednes of the Great Central Fair: Pars- Be v‘ighins to a,, in flue ob.ect will fled it to their advantage *o call. m74-21*. Benefit . for the Saaitary Cloaks ! Cloaks ! Cloaks ! Tile Eighth s Street Cloak Emporium, -- No. 238 North; Eighth Street, win contribute the snots profits of the sales of - WEDNESDhY and THURSDAY, Nay 4th and stb, to tne BENEFIT OF THE SANITARY FAIR. Ladi-s wishing to contribure to wards said Fair, and also benefit thPinselves by a good bargain, will do well to call and purchase at Li HAN'S Eighth St. Cloak Emporium. my3•lto No. 238 North EIGS.TH Street. • s t , LA* . . 41 . . A 7 Fourth and Arch Have now arranged for sale a magnificent stock of SPRING DRY GOODS Adapted to first - class sales. This Stock WAS laid in I efore the recent advance in go d, which enables us to Offer great inducements to the trade. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Bleck Silks from SIO to 81 per yard. Brown Silks, 87 to 81. Moire Antiques, from es to 50 Rich Cheme a nd Spring Plaids. Brown Figured Silks. double Tate, 'lnuiaPiaid Wash Silks, 81. 100 pieces Summer Sidrs, SI a y yard. StillltlEß DRESS GOODS: . !If agnificent Organdy Robes. , French Virgandies. new styles. 69 pieces Goats' Hair Glacivas.- • Tan- colored Challiel and Helaine's. Fine Black Chalkes and Bombazines. Good style. Grenao Mei anti Foulards. SHAWLS & MANTLES Lor don style Shawls, open Centres. Tamartite Ozdered Shawls., . Sea Shore Barega Black Shawls, full stock. • TOURISTS' DRESS GOODS: French Crape Pongees. ' . Summer Poplins *or suits - Tan. Pearl and Diode Nohairs. Full- Stock Staple Goo JUST REO4IVEIS, 2000 ROLLS FRESIL CANTON - MATTINGSw . White and Red Chocked, IN ALL WIDTHS._ Which we offer to the Trade at LOWEST MARKET PRICE. M'CALLITM & CO.; 509 Chest - nut street, my 3.60 131 PROVEMIN1 - IN GAS REGULATOR The tuidersigted Sole Owner of 4,4IIOLZER'S, iIdPROVED GAS REGULATORS," is now prepared to sell RIGHTS Tor the USE of this vat- made Patent, on the most advantageous terms. E. B. HARPER, Office,' 54 South Third street. vat 2.lm* legant Mantillas at Low Prices.. AN IMMENSE STOCK OF UPERB MANTILLA SILKS, From 95 cents to .55,00 A CHOICE STOOK OF Ladies' Cloking Cloths, at McELROY'S., ap3o 13:Sc;iitia NINTH Street.. Civil and Army. Clotho. MaDDLESEX 6-4 LIGHT BLUES. ALL GRADES DARK DO. 3.4 and 6-4 INDIGO FLANNELS. 3.4 and 6 4 BLUE OASSIMERES. 3-4 and 6.4 DOESKINS FULL STOOK OF CLOTHS. I' u COATINGS. ' - _ OASSIBIEREe. ' BILLTABD AND BAia-A.T ELLE O,I.OTHS. !MOTT FOR 00 AOHNASEES. ALL K NDS TRIMMINGS, .to. "krl". 13NOMalt tif3S, 34 Fouth Second and 23 Strawberry Ste - - it/TABBING WITH INDELIBLE INK, Embroideiing, Braiding Stamping, C. A •Lady competent to =irk neatly'clui And employ. 15enI Id. A. TOREE.Y X l9 /BUO Filbert Mae&
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