wilitiHNES* 1110TIVIEA.
,A A HAPPY; NEW YEAR.
• L. D. nen:soon.
'TO the fathers who labor with muscle and - brain, '
And give a whble heart to, the'llunlly gain ; '
To the fatbers who plan for, the darlings so dear,
We cheerfully offer a Hasipy New Year. • • '
•
To the mothers'who love us and fervently pray] -
That a blessing will fallow as, day after day;
To the mothers wsclove with a feeling sincere,
48od„ . knows that wis tender a Happy New Year.
To the sisters who greet us with heavenly tone,
And adds, sweet charm tOthe tomfbrts of hoine--
To these angels who soothe half our sorrowing here,
We fervently offer a:Happy New Year.
To the brothers who cherish the family tie,
And soon take, the plane of the fathers who die—
To the kindomble brothers, to many so dear,
We feelingly proffer a Happy New Year.
r
To the nation emerged from the blackest of night,
Ana born to glory of eternal light—
To the "land of the free," now so ardently dear,
We offer our heart and a Happy New Year. '
To the many brave boys who supported our cause,
And poured out their blood in defence of our,laws ;
To the army and navy, who fought without fear,.
We proffer a peace and a Happy New Year • -
To the men of the anvil, the loom, and the plow;
And all others who live by the "sweat of their brow".
To tJass"rdnew and, bone" of oar nation so dear,
We ' eagerly profferA Happy New Year. ,
For the millions who moan in the grasp of disease,
Whose anguish all efforts has failed to appease;
Nor the many who long for relief in the bier
We pray for good health and a Happy New Year. •
To the,ragged and famished who plead at the dpor,
And weeping,. perhaps, over pleasures of yore—
. To the poor, weary beggars, with hope in the sear,
- IVe tender our aid and a Happy - New Year.
To the multitude;coming from near and afar,
To purchaselheir clothes at the glorious STAR;
To the many preferring a suit that is cheap,
As well as most durable, stylish and neat;
To the masses who come with the noble intent
Of saving from fifteen to twenty per cent; ,
To our patrons, who come from afar off and near
We tender our stock and a Happy New Year.
STAR CI. OTEOZIo EMPOR/lIIL,
LOW - PRICES AND FeenitioNAßLE GOODS,
No. 609 CEZisT.NUT STREET, ABOVE SIXTH.
111 . PERRY & CO.
CRICRERING GRAND PIANOS,
MEMI-GRAND PIANOS!
' SQUARE GRAND PIANOS
.Are known to be the most perfect and permanent In•
atrumenta in America and Rurope.
In Grand and Musical Tone fund in all respects of
delicate and. Misting noeonanjeno, It le eaPirely con
ceded by the
GREAT ARTISTS OF THE PIANO,
And ALL, DISCRIMINATING at AMA
TEURS, that
CHICIEERMG PIANOS ARE FIRST
Cu both sides of the Atlantic.
NEW WAREROOMS,
914 CARSTNUT street.
W. .11.. DUTTON.
STEINWAY
PIANOS ciz SONS'
inrWil. Are now acknowledged the best in
struments In Europe as well as America. They are
used in public ana private, by the greatest artists
living In Europe; by Von Bulow, Droyschock, Liszt,
&tell, and others; in. this country by Mills, Mason,
Vollisohn, etc, For sale only by
BLASIUS BROS.,
1006 Onestaut street.
dela 5t NV tf
CABINET ORGANS.
CABIi4ET ORGANS,
!11 %i CABINET ORGANS. 1 M
These truly beautiful instrumenti (made only by
'Mason & Hamlin). are inimitable in their flute-like
Arnality of tone, and have attained n celebrity in this
country and Europe never equaled by any , other reed
instrument. For sale only by S. E. GOULD,
• • tf Seventh and Chestnut streets,
imHOLIDAY PHSZiENTS.
PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!!!
, Of superior tone and finish, from i g 7 t l
_li.mdtl Manz dc Co.'s manufactory, formerly won
Steinway. Also, the Monitor Pianos, by Gale dr Co.,
G. Steck and others, bf superior finish and tone, at toe
lowestprices, ranging from tYJO to 709
tI dCHERZ CR,
525 Arch street.
dell-m,w,134311
vi fit NEWLY lat.P.LtuViLD UltH3-
(Ilnq so AT.T .
OVERSTRIING PIANOS,
Ackitowledged to be the best. Lopoon Prize Medal
-sad Highest Awards in America received. SLELO
HEOISS AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
.1.725-wAlre6mi Warerooms, 722 Arch at., below Bth
GOLD AND SILVER. MEDALS.
IWW/Just awarded by- tha American Insti
mte,New York, to Geo. Steck tc
Tor Grand and Square Pianos.
no3-tf J. E. GOULD. Seventh and Chestnut sta.
e."ViZNING BULLETIN.
MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1866
TELE RETIRING
At noon to-day Alexander Henry ceased
to be Mayor of Philadelphia, and Morton
AlcMichael succeeded to: the place so long
and so honorably filled by the gentleman
first named. Mr. Henry held the office of
j,ayfayor for nearly eight years, having been
elected in May, 1858. We hazard nothing in
saying that he was in office during the most
rmomentons period in the history of the city,
andihat no Mayor ever retired from place
after having filled it,more acceptably to the
eomm - cmity than Alexander Henry. Phila-,
delphia has been favored with many good
Mayors, with not a few who were either
poor or indifferent, and with some who were
perhaps, absolutely bad. Robert Wharton,
who served for several terms at different pe_
nods, was remarkable for his inflexible
sternness and for his strict integrity in the
performance of his duty. John Swift. was
brave as a lion and-by his personal courage
put down several threatening riots. Charles
Gilpin was singularly prompt in his atten
tention to business. Isaac Roacn, John M.
Scott, Peter McCall and Joel Jones were
accomplished gentlemen .and excellent
citizens, and Robert T. Conrad was a bril
-li'rit orator. But until the coining into
office 'of - the last named gentleman, the
mayoralty of Phil idi Iphia was a very dif
ferent matter from what it. was during the
ten of service of Mr. Henry. Prior to 1854
the Mayor had no authority outside the
• narrow . bounds of the old City proper.
Within his own restricted bailiwick he was
scarcely more than a chief of police and a
committing magistrate, having but few
duties to perform save the hearing of police
cases and the appointment of policemen.
He sent no regular messages to Councils and
exercised no control over their legislation.
The Act of Consolidation changed all
this; the Mayor became the executive head
of a great consolidated , .manicipality. and
onerous responsibilities, ; were placed upon
his shoulders. Mr. Henry brought to this
work thorough capacity; firmness and
„courage equal to Wharton or Swift; an in
tegrity that has never been questioned by
his bitterest political opponents, a courtesy
equal t e p that of Dallas or Scott and in, ora
tory scarcely- less ready and graceful than
the accomPlished. Conrad. Mr. Henry came
into office at a most difficult period. He
followed upon the heels of the disgraceful
administration of Mr. Vaux, and he found
*wretchedly demoralized police system to
demand his first attention. The °Teat finan
cial crash of 1857 had unsettled the Pros
perky ofi the city ; the times were gloomy
and the city govaiitent was almost anar
eine. Soon after th" commenced the politi
cal troubles which resulted in secession and
civil war, and all who have lived in
•Phila
delphia during the last five momentous
years will remember how often it was need
fal that a clear head, a patriotic heart, a wise
purpose and a firm hand should be, at the
bead of the city goverment.. These qualities
were all possessed by Mayer Henry, and
while Baltimore was only rescued from the
bands of a secession mob by force of arms, ,
and while New York was devastated by the
most terrible riots on, record, the peace of
Philadelphia was preserved almost intact
duiing all, the trials the - city and country
yassed through. We happen to know that
thelyisAom and firmness. of Alexauder
11enry thisicirciimstance ialo be attribute&
• If Maych-genry-had - n fault in his,otlicial
Characterit was; what many persons , con
sidered an - extreme CoM3eryatism, a .cau-,
tiousness that refused to follow when popn
lar feeling would,ltiviellim lead. This CCM. ,
servatismiVcaMs of habitual prudence. and
while it may-have occasionally disappointed
thFpopular epecta:timi,seber second thought
generally justified the conduct of the Mayor.,
- This eonservatism often restrained rash
legislation in City councils, and prevented
the carrying out of miSchievous ~or
measures. -Mr. Henry: was emphatically
a model Mayor, and it:w1I1 only be the most.
carping among'his political opponents who.
Will refuse to join in the general verdict
"Well done thou 'good and faithful ser- •
cant."
JAMAICA.
The temporary removal of Governor
Eyre and the appointment of Sir Henry K
Storks as a sort of. Provisional Governor Of
Jamaica, is the, first step;towards a formal
investigation of the insurrection tin thai
island. The profoundest sensation has been
produced in'England, first by the terrible
uprising of the blacks, with its scenes of
savage cruelty and slaughter, and :then by
the more terrible vengeance dealt out by
the authorities upon the offenders. The
English papers are crowded with discds
sions of the merits of the case, to an extent
that has rarely been elicited by any subject
of public interest. Governor Eyre's course
is'stoutly defended and asstoutly assailed
on all sides. Looking on from a dispas
sionate position, the main pointki that pre
sent themselves to our view are these. The
insurrection was crushed out, as it should
have been, with a prompt, stern force which
evidently struck terror into the hearts of
the inflamed and maddened conspirators.
Governor Eyre states that in tr single week
the rebellion was crushed. N 9 sensible
Mind Will question the propriety, dictated
by the most oidinary instincts of self-pre
servation, of this instant suppression of a
most alarming rising of a mass of ignorant
and misguided people. It is with the after
piece, that the British nation feels that it
has to do. For weeks after the rebellion
was avowedly at an end, the work of shoot
ing, flogging and hanging went on,' until
thousands of these miserable people had
perished, in expiation for the few murders
which had been commited at Morant Bay.
The whole proceedings of the military
authorities of Jamaica can only be explained
upon the theory that they were mad with
fear. It seems to be a peculiarity of the
British character to become most savagely
brutal under such circumstances, and the
illustratien of this feature just given in
Jamaica is only a repetition, on a large
scale, of the cruelties which made the Bri
tish name so odious in the India Rebellion.
When we bear in mind the fact that not a
single soldier was killed in Jamaica, and
that after the first attack ,upon the Court
House at 11.1orant Bay;only two whites were
killed by the rioters, we cannot resist the
conclusion that the wholesale executions
which followed were little batter than a
massacre in cold blood. The Times claims
credit for the authorities for having given
Mr. Gordon a most fair and deliberate trial,
because the trial 'lasted from , two o'cloctc
in the day until after dark," or about five
or six hours. Not a very long timelo keep
a man on trial for his life, and in strange
contrast with the patient and thorough ex
amination given to the few criminals who
have been convicted before American
(karts Martial. .
Whatever be the result of the official
investigations, we cannot imagine any de
velopment of , facts which can change the
essential features of the case; and although
it is more than probable that the high per
sonal character cf Governor Eyre and his
hitherto unimpeached conduct in the dis
charge of his various official duties will ex
ercise a powerful influence in his behalf,the
Jamaica massacre will remain as a black
page in British history.
It is not the least singular feature of this
affair that it comesso immediately upon the
close of our '
own rebellion, and is in such
striking contrast with it. In the one case
the world is amazed with the generous
leniency with which our Government has
dealt with the worst of the subjugated re
bels. In the other, the world shudders at
the vengeance which could not be stayed or
satisfied until it had literally
."slain its
thousands."
THE STATE LEGISLATIURE.
To-morrow is the day. fixed for the meet
ing of the Legislature of Pennsylvania.
When Governor Curtin found himself com
pelled, by ill health, to 'Make a visit to
Cuba, he left a brief message to be presented
at the opening of the session, but it does not
pretend to discuss the affairs of the State
generally. The regnThr message will be;
sent in on the Governors return, which, it
is understood, will be in the course of a fort
night. It is believed that the Legislature,
soon after organizing, will adjourn to meet
again on the return of the executive. ,
THE OPERA.—There is every prospect of
a large and fashionable, audience at the
Academy of Music this evening, when the
Italian Opera company are to play Gonnod's
Faust. The cast is superior to any we have
ever had here. To-morrow will be played
l'Africaine, of Meyerbeer, which has created
such an extraordinary sensation in Paris
London, Berlin, New York and wherever it
has been produced.
HON. HENRY WINTER DAVIS, of Mary
land, died at his residence in Baltimotv, on
Friday night, of pneumonia. As one of
the ablest and most loyal of the statesmen
Of the South, Mr. Davis had endeared him
self 'to the friends of the Union. A long
tribute to his memory, from a p'ersonal
friend, is in type, but is unfortunately
crowded out of to-day's paper. .;
TEE LIST of Mx - A.131,E5 ; who have neg
lected to pay the py and State taxes will
be found on, Our inside pages.
Public Sales.Beal Estate am! Stocks.
Meserr. Thomas el Sans's sale , tomorrow, et the Ex
change, will include a Very neat modern Residence,
Twentieth atreet,nearWainut, together with a number.
rift4,har desirable - properties. Also, Stocks and Loans.
Ste auction column and namuhlet! cataloeue.
irDWARD SI4OWDON. IMPORTER. AlsTh JOBBER
'ALI of Queens ware, China and Glass, has removed to
lao MARKET street.
Mt C. ENIGHT CO:(C '
-CA WHOLESALE GROCCERS,
S. E. cor. WATER. arid , CHESTNUT streets,
Philadelphia.
Agents for the sale of the Products of the
Southwark SugarßO
House,. nery
. And the'
Grocers' Sugar tiuse of PhiladelPhia.
BNg ACCOUNT 11001KE,--of my own manufac
lure, good quality, selling at. Low Clash Prices.
degoairp ' Fourth and Race.
TRE DAllfg EVENING BULLETIN : , MO TI JANUARY,
• NOTICE.
•
The Firm of WM McKEE
' , I3IPORTERS
being dissolved by the death of .4r. Wm. McK F.E, the
Anisiness will becontinued by the undersigned (surviv-
Mg partner), who, having been connected with the
firm over 32 year and retaining all its Connections, r e
enectfully oaken continuance of the patronage so Übe- -
rally besto wectOn the old house, and invites the often
tiOn or buyers to his stock of
, LINEN :AND STUFF GOODS
of the most desirable makes.
ROBERT H. HAY , '
No. 228 CIIESTNUT STREET.
January 1, IBC6. jal-61 rpt
1866. LINEN GOODS. 1865
Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Arrison,
.1008 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAVE RECEIVED PER LATE STEAMERS, A
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
. •
Richardson's and Other Celebrated
Makes of
LINEN CT )03) CODS,
Coinpriatug the various qualitieL and widths of
SHIRTING and FRONTING LINENS. -
SHEF,TING and PILLOW CASE LLNE:s.M.
TABLE LINENS, T aBLF CLOTHS,
NAPKINS, TOWELS, TOWELINGS,
BIRDS EYE LINEN,
LINEN LAWNS,
HEAVY SOFT DIA PER, &c., &c. jal-mnat 1.26
®MARKET
diP A NINTH.
Christmas Cloaks.
Fine Broche Shawls.
Merrimac Prints.
Christmas Delaines.
Royal Blankets.
Staple Dry Goods.
Great Reduction,
Great Redaction,
Great Reduction,
To Close Winter Stock.
To Close Winter Stock.
To Close Winter Stoen,
JONES'
Old Established One Price
CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 Market Street,
de2o-101.1 4p ABOVE SIXTH.
..veJOSEPH FUSSED i t
MANTIFACTITHER OF
UM Et IR
AND
PARASOLS.
Nos. 2 and 4 North Fonrth Street,
PHILADELPHIA. deAnarpi
HOLIDAYS
BRADBURY'S
k
SUPERIOR PIANOS.
A full assortment at, tow prtets.
Other Xew York Pianos.
First Premium Parlor Organs.
a. A. GriErr.Z]E,
1102 Chestnut Street.
de2-lm rpi
DEICES ItEDUCED.—A. rare chance to •ecnre a sa
-1 pertur set Cartes de Visite at B. F. I:El - MEWS
Gantry. 624 .itch street. These short days patrons
Should k o early
UOY4,' I'OE-NINO LATHES and ••T fo'f;
113 fritlto r 2 2.5 to 330 each and Patent Handles. con.
tanning 20 Miniature Tools for sale by TECIMAN
SHAW. No, .835 (Eight Thirty.tive) Market area,
belcom Ninth.
Frith; Ttath: IS NOW, to obtain. at reduced prices
I. 'Paints Irt , popular styles Colored Photographs.
the best mace nt the city. Go early, days ShOrl. second
street. above Green.
FINE 11AZORS CAS&S, and a good assortment
f Pocket Kblvei, with eearl, Tortoise shell and
other neat bandies, suitable for gifts. i HUMAN &
SEA),V. No. 8.1.5 (Eight Thirty-dye) Market street,
below Ninth.
RY.DUCED PRlCES.—Splendid specimens Portraits,
f rare accuracy - 4 of likeness and coloring. Go to
h. F.:11,F.1.1.1..h1:".., and get life-slze Photographs in Oil
td4 arch street.
DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY oit gewgaws or
fanciful gifts, but buy something permanently
übeful. urious articles or Ills class t.re to be found In
the Hard wure stock of TRUMAN & .11A W. 835
(right Thirty-five) Market sttezt, below Ninth.
t.lt.lis Photograph , ,. life-size, Oil
.JL. rooted. ana Cartes de Visite. Go early. B. F.
t\iN:l irchstreet.
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEDJUTY.-
___
"London" Gray Hair Color The Only Restorer"
"London" Hair Color Restorer"
"London" Bair Hair Color Infallible Restorer"
"Lonaon" Hair Color Restorer"
"London" Changed Hair Color Hair Restorer"
"London" Hair Color Restorer"
"Londonq without Hair Color .Restora- Restorer"
"London" Hair Color Restorer"
"London" Dyeing. Hair Color Live. Restorer"
It is the only known restorer of color and perfect
hair dressing combined. Delicately perfumed.
"London" Does Hair Color Removes Restorer"
"London" _Hair Color Restorer"
"London" not Hair Color ' all Restorer"
"London" Hair Color Restorer"
"London" Stain Hair Color Dandruff Restorer"
"London" Hair Color Restorer;'
"London" or 801 l Hair : Color : and Restorer"
"London" Hair Color - l „Restorer"
"London" Anything. Hair Color Itching. Restorer"
MAKES THE HAM, SOFT,.OLOSSY AND LUXURIANT.
REEFS TEEN SCALP 0Ln......"4, COOL AND HEALTHY.
"London Bair Color ' Restorer."
' London ,Cures all . Hair Color It will Restorer."
"London • • - . • • • 'Hair Color Restorer."
"London Diseases Hair Color prevent Restorer."
"London -, Hair Color Restorer."
"London of the- - Hair Color the hair Restorer."
"London Hair Color Restorer."
"London Scalp. Hair Color from Restorer."
"London - Hair Color Restorer ,":
"London Hair Color Falling .-; Restorer'
' No washing or preparation before or after the use:
applied by the hand or soft brush. .
Only 75 cents a bottle, six bottles $4. Sold at Dr.
SWAT NE'S, No. ass North Sixth street, above Vine,
and all the leading Druggists and Fancy Goods
dealers. de3ckta,w,a,tf
MEE HARRISON BOIT PA, A. SAFE STEAM.
BOTLER.—The attention of manufacturers and
others using steam is confidently called to this patent
Steam Generator, as combining essential advantages
in absolute safety item explosion, in cheapness of first
cost and cost at:repairs. In economy of fuel, facility of
cleaning and transportation, dm., not possessed by any
other - boiler now In use, This boiler is formed of a
combination of cast iron hollow spheres, each sphere 8.
inches external diameter, and. 3- - of an inch thick
These ;are held together 'by wrought iron bolts, with
caps at the ends. \early one hundred of these boilers
are now in operation, some of theni in the best estab
lishments In this city. • For descriptive circulars or
Price.a_PPLY to JOSEPH. HARRINON, Jr., Harrison
w arks, Grey's .Ferry road, adjoining the U. s.
Arsenal, Philadelphia. des-in:up/
ii/TARKENG WITH INDELIBLE INK, Embroider
111 ing, Braiding. Stamping, do.
M. A. Toßagy, ' •
1800 Filbert street.
MVP. BALE To Shippers, Grocers, }toter:keepers
X and others—A very superior lot of Champagne
Cider, by the barrel, r dozen.. I", JORDAN,
• noS•rpt.f 220 Pear street : below Third and Wahint
XTRWRAII3IMS.--500b oaesßunchandLayerßaisin
'1 1 1:300 !•oxes Valencia Raisins, 100 mate Eeedless
Raisins for sale by JOB. B. BIETS.S. & (3.3., 115 South
Water street.
ATEW HOPS—Growth of ISM. Just received, lu store
1.11 and for sale by WILLIAM S. GIS.ANT, •
eel `• ' 128 South Delaware avenue.
MINGLISH ricir.rxe. CATSUPB, SAUCES, !..tc.—
Crosse & Blackwell's Bnalistt Pickles, Catsups;
Sauces. Durham Mustard, Olivea, Acc., landin .ex
ship Yorktown and lor sale by SOS. B
B. C &
CO.. 758 South Delaware avenue.
TXTHITE OAR PLA.NIC.--52,005 feet Ship Plank
VV V inch to 5 inch. For sale by A.)3OIIDEB dr:00,
Dock street wharf.' - dell
MIf64INS BY THE PIECE,
At the Lowest yikolesale Rates.
COTTON 'GOODS.,
3,000 Yards
Calico at 23 Cents,
20,000 Yards''
Calico at 25 Cents
10,000 Yards
Wide Chintzes.at 28 to 33 Cents,
5 Bales Unbleached
lins at 31 Cents.
10-4 Utica Sheetings
10-4 Waltham Sheeting&
9-4 Pepper'll &kings.
11-4 Unbleached Sheetings.
New York Mills
Williamsville.
Warn utta.
5-4 Pillow Muslims.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
W. cor, Eighth and Market Sts,
J2l4im
TWO GIFTS FOR THE
PRICE OF ONE.
RE-OPENING OF THE
G. G. Evans' Gift Bookstore,
No. 628 Chestnut Street-
On 7 harsday, December 14
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY BOOKS AT THE
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY BOOKS AT THE
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY BOOKS AT THE
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY BOOKS AT THE
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY BOOKS AT THE
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY BOOKS AT THE
Gift Book Store, Gift Book Store,
Girt Book Store, Gift Book Store,
Gift Book Store, Gift Hook Store,
No. CS chaulut street, No. US Chestnut street.
No. 628 Chestnut street.
*Tis the best place in the city.
'Pis the best place in the city.
'Tis the best place in the city.
Books are sold as cheap as at any other store,
Books are sold as cheap as at any other store,
Books are sold as cheap as at any other store,
And you have the advantage
And you have the advantage
A.nd you have the advantage
.
Of getting a Gift with each BOok.
Of getting a Gift with each Book.
Of getting
YOU WILL FrYll a
AN ft with each Book.
Gi
ENDLESS VA2LETY OF BOORS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Or' LITERATURE.
B.E.IIE.WIER,
That with each book that Is purchased at this eats
blishtueut you get
PRSFNT
NDSOME
WORTH FROM 25 CE2eTti TO 5100.
Whereby
FOC' GET TWO GIFTS POE THE PRICE OF ONE.
Call in. and one trial will assure you that the best
place in this city where you should purccase Boob is
TILE GEORGE G. EVANS'
GIFT-BOOK ESTABLISHMENT,
FRANK BAYLE.
No. 62S CIIESTNUI' Street, Philwielphla. •
Two doors below SEVENTH, Sow h side. tl-4-Btrri
LADIES' FANCY FURS,
JOHN FAR, IRA.,
No. 718 ARCS STREET,
Above Seventh street, at his Old Established Start
Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in
3F`A.N
FOR
LADIES and CHILDREN.
Having now In store a very large and beanttfal as.
eortment of all the different kinds and qualities of
Fancy Fun for Ladies' and Children's wear. I solicit
a call from those in want.
Remember the name and number.
• JOHN FARETRA,
718 Arth street above Seventh.
I have no partner or cotutegtion with any other stunt
In this city. L 0c4.4m rp,2
VlE1E1,1( Cll 00 1.C.0,
MEW CROP.
OOLONG TEA,
11 50 PER LB,
Just received by
THOMPSON BLAOK &
~, ,
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
612 Chestnut St.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Choice 41 'odds
At Reduced Prices for Cash.
Pattern Coat and Clothes Not Paid for
at Cost for Cash,
Which consists of Eighteen different Ledges or Mines
and amounting In the aggregate to about 40,000 feet
together with the
• Hopkins Tunnel,
Which is alieady opened about 200 feet. Work upon
this Timnel is now being prosecuted with the utmost
vigor, and Will CUT- IN 'ITS COURSE ALL THE
ABOVE N MVO LEDGES, and also the Revenue,
Providentia, Savage, Morgan and Muncy, ;Hooker.
North l tar, and, in fact, all Ledges situated upon Lan
der Rill. .Theseproperties have been secured from the
original locators, which only could be done by giving
them a large interest in the Company. Uniting these
properties with the Revenue Extension without in
creasing the Capital Stock, or the price per share
stamps this as_one of the best enterprises ever offered
to the public.
Samples of the Ore and Mars of the Property, and
for further particulars, apply at the office.
A VERY LARGE VARIETY, I deso-ott No. 55 S. THIRD Street.
FINE OPERA GLASSES.
JAMES W. QUEEN tt CO.,
de2ltf rpl
924 CHESTNUT STREET
FIT/..1101. WEA.M=O.. of
- IiANELA AND TARRED CORDAGE.
' Cords, Twines,
No, 23 North Water Street, and No. n North Delawar
Avenue, Ptdladelphla.
AMIN H FrrLun. I.lionsun WEAVER.
Cotutan F. Or.ovErnat.
N
NATHANS, Auctioneer- and Money Broker,
1 N. E. corner of Third and Sprude streets, ordY one
square below the Exchange. .NATEIANEYEI Principal
Office, esMblished for the last forty years. Money
to loan in !large or small amounts, at the lowest rates,
on Diamonds, Silver Plate,-Watches. Jewelry, Cloth
leg, and goods of every description.: Office hours from
s A. M. till 7 P. . de2S-tfrp.
Timor SKIRT MANDFAOTORT.—Hoop Skirts
ready=made and made to order; warranted of the
best materials. Also, Skirts repaired.
, t MIS. E. BAXLEY '
ova 3ma' 812 Vine street, above Eighth.
ENVELOPES: WRITING. PAPERS, B LAN
Books, English and American Writing Inks, 00-)
pying Presses, Pootograph Albums and Diaries selling'
at low cash rates. W. G. PERRY. Stationer,
de2.o-3t rp Fourth and Race..
'AI
boxes Side Bacon, for sale by.B. A. SOU
'AI DEB & CO., Bock street Wharf.
_
"HOUSE FURNISHING
33]Erit GooflS,
Barnsley Damasks,. ,
Pillow andtheeting Linens,
Honey Comb 'Quilts, 1
'Lancaster QUilts,
300 Dozen Towels and Napkins., > .
J. C. STRAW,BRIDGE & CO.,
N. W. cor. Eighth and Market. •
.W-Itl4
SKATES! SKATES!
SMITH & RICHARDSON
Hate, as usual, the largest, cheapest and beet stock of
S ATE S
In the city.
The assortment comprises the newest styles.
We flatter ourselves that every one can be suited a :
the Sign of the SKATE BOY,
611. MARKET STREET, 1'
nolStf PHILADELPHIA.
SILVER MINING.
REVENUE
10..x..9rJEDISI0N
SILVER MINING COMPANY
OF NEVADA.
Subscription Price, $lO Per Share,
Full Paid.
Pamphlets giving MR particulars of the great in
ducements offered by this enterprise to be had at the
Office of the Company,
55 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Where Subscriptions are received.
SAMPLES OF ORB FROM THE MINE CAM BB
SEEN AT THE OFFICE. rp
IMPORTANT
TO 1 ilk.
STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
REVENUE EXTENSION SILVER
INEIG COMPANY,
Capital. - - $5OO 000
DIVIDED INTO 50,000 SHARES,
Par Value and Subscription Price $lO
Per Share
The Directors bave secured the following valuable
properties, situated upon LANDER HILL, Lander
county. Nevada. to wit:
Lander Hill,
RICHA.II. DS LEDGE 2,000 FEET
W. E. JOHNSTON LEDGE 2.000 "
COPPER HARBOR LEDGE 2,000 "
N. S. PENNOCK tyDGE. 2,000 "
VALLEY VIEW J.RDGE 2,000 "
TAYLOR LEDGE 24:00 "
PARALLEL LEDGE. .... . 2,400 "
TYSON LEDGE. 2,000 "
MACKINAW LEDGE 2,400 "
MINER'S JOY T.PDGE.. 2 400 "
CHLORLNE LEDGE 2,400 "
SULPHURET LEDGE 2,400 "
UNION TRUST LEDGE' 2,400 "
MARQUETTE LEDGE. 2,400 "
HOUGHTON LEDGE 2,45) "
QUAKER CITY I.ROGE. 2,400 "
ASSOCIATED LEDGE 2.100 "
ANNA SWAN LEDGE 2.400 "
OH SILKS,
FOR EVENING DRESSES.
RICH SILKS for STREET DRESSES,
RICH SILKS or EVERY VARIETY,
All at very low prices.
Scarlet and Black Plaid Poplins.
Wine - Color Poplins.
Handsome Green Sl&Poplins.
Handsome Black Silk POitlins.
"Pim's" Black Irish Poplins.
Black Empress cloth Poplins.
Green and Blue Scotch Plaid Cloths,
For Mantles and Ignite,
Bich 'Printed French lierinoes, reduced to $l, sold
early'this season at 51 75.
1% yardswlde Black Queen's Cloth, at el, el 25 and e 1 50
1% yard wide English hierinoes, at 65 cents, worth 87% .
Doable width Plain Cashmeres, at 40 cents, worth 62%,
Dcess Goods or every variety, at greatly reduCect
prio6. to
,CLOSE OUT 01311. ENTIRE i3TOCIK.
H. STEEL &SON,
deBo-4/ 718 and 715 N. TENTS Street.
Alf lISIOAL BOXES, ill handsome emelt, playing front
AluL twO to twelve choice melodies. for 8810 by
/412 1 1 I tt ellit7ZneiglsVa'
COPAIRI[NERSIIEPS.
NOTICE.--SAMH.S H. WILSON AND EpWALM:P•
.airiCHISTSON' wavev this day been admitted tis,
Partners In our house. The firm name will hereafter-
be EVANS, HAESSAIJL ;.k. CO
We have connected a Dress Trimmings Departuient
with our Military Badness, and ,w - 111 open a new stock--
of goods about February 1
/CHB PARTNFRSFLIPheretofnre exist tide -• the.,
:firm of CALDWELL ' SAWYER &CO., at. Phila...
deli Mia and New York, HALL, CAI,DVIRLL C 0.,..&
ano E. B. PA wYER & CO., at Boston, is this day dis,
solved. hitaer of the partners wilt sign in liquidation..
1? A. HALL, • •
, \ ' SEM CALDNIrk - a.,L,
E. It LAWYER,
•
. N. P GORDON. • .
PILIMADELP/CIA, January], tsep.
MIER - UNDERSIGNED have this day entered Int&
Co-partnership, and will'continue the Coal business•
wider the firms of GORDON, CALD WELL &. Cl).. at
112 ;Walnut street, Philadelphia, and Nn..IS Trinity:
Building, New York, and of HALL, CALDWELL dr.
CO.', at 144 State street, Boston '
F. A. BALL,
SS. H CALDWELL, Itt.,
N. P. CORDON,
• SA.IIILIEL, B. YOUNG:
•
PHILADELPHIA, January 1, lsse.
MIRE UNDERSIGNED have this day entered into:
1 co-partnership, and will continue the Coal bnsineva.
nuder the firms or QUINTARD, SAWYER &WARD,
at No. 9 Pine street, New York, and 1111 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, E. R. SAWYER & CO., at No: 42 Rllb3r
street, Boston. E. A. QUINTARD
E. B. SAWYER,
H. D. WARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jnnuary 1, 1866. lat./111/
ADVERTISEMENT.—PHILADELPHIA, DEO. 30,.
2565. TheCO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing:
between George F. Work and Robert R. Johnston,
trading as G. F. WORK & Cois this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Robert R. Johnston retiring. Tile,
bustnecs °film late firm will besettled by the remaininw
partner, GEORGE F. WORK;
GEORGE F. WORK,
ROBERT E. JOHNSTON;
I cheerfolD commend to the patronage of my friends:
my successor in business.
ROBERT IL JOHNSTON.
The undersigned have this day associated themselves,
together. agreeably to the Acts of Astembly governing
general Ch:-Partnershics, as Co-Partners for at" trans
action of a general BANKING AND STOCK AND ,
F.X.CHANGE BROKi-RAGE Business in the City or
Philadelphia, Tinder the name and style of WORK,
GRAHAM & CO_. upon the following terms: ,
First—That each party shall pay into the Capita!
Stock of the firm, one hundred thousand (lee,too)
lam in cash
Second-- That the profits or losses of the firm. shall be
equally divided between the parties.
Third—That the Co-Partnership shall continue until•
dissolved by the mutual consent of the parties.
- .
GEORGE P. WORK,
(CAS. 13. (11 . L.AVHA.M.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ISt, 18613. Jal-Stp
TE CO-PARTNERSEITP heretofore existing tinder
the firm of I. S. YOUT. , .:G dr/UTE - MEN, is this day
dissolved by limitation.
[Signed . ] JANES S. YOUNG.
TILOAIAS ALTEY,[US.
PECCLADELPHIA, Jan. 1, 1866.
The undersigned have tiffs day formed a Co-Partner—
stlig. under the firm of .1. S. YOUNG, A1.TE31.17:3
CO., ana will continne the DR') GOODS JOBBING'
Business, at Ne. 420 3LARKET Street.
tSignedi ,J2OInS S. YOUNG.
TFIOMAS ALT - EMUS
FRANKLIN L. ALTEMUS,
JOHN S. tSLISSON.
PHILADKLPErIi, Jan. 1, 1866. jal-12ti
- 11ISSOLT , TION.—The firm ofJNO. H. WILLIAMS
-11 expires this day by limitation.
JNO. H. WILLIAMS,
JOHN WLE-ST.
CHAS. F. HASELTINE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 91st, 1565.
COPART:CERSHLY.— The undersigned have • asso—
Mated thcmselves together and will continue the Dry
Goods Com mission business at 248 CIRSTNUT Street,
under the style of J\ O. H. WILLIAMS & lb. , and area
authorized to settle the basinisss of the old firm
JNO H. WILLIAMS.
CHAS. F. HASELTINE.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Ist, 1566.
'FRE CO-PARTNERSHIP H ERETOFOR I.EX
ISTING between the undersigned, under the,
firm name of BDCALLUM & CO., having expired, by
11mitaVon, the same parties will continue the Carpet
Businets, as heretofore, under the name and style of
IrCALLI - 31S, CREASE & SLOAI , 7.
W sf. ACC A LLU3f,
M'CA LLCM,
ORLANDO CREASE,
W J. SLOAN.
REILADELPH/A, 31111Uar7 1. 1866, jal-30
.NoTIOEII6 HEREBY GrVEN THAT THE PAH
, ERSHLP beretsfore existing between
CHARLES P. 8ART1.72. ON and WILIAM: ATKIN
SON, under the name of BARTLE6OI•.: & CO is
hereby dissolved by mutual consent—ail accounts of
the firm to be settled by Wilmer Atkinson. who will
continue the pubis Ding business under the firm nanie
af..BARTLON CO.. 611 Chestnut streets, Pniladel
phis, Jan. 1, 1866 .
.1 . 0111(.71 , ..—Tbe copartnership her'tofore existing
.L between Ithe:undersigned, trading as George J.
Bibkhardt & Co., expires this day by limits - ion. The
busines of the late firm will oe settled at the old
stand, Buttonwood street, below Broad.
GEO. J. BLNKHARDT,
JOHN M. SMITH,
\VM. H.BINEH4ROT,
THE Salk...L. RISERS HAVE THIS DAY
fcirmed a copartnership under the firm of M ILL
WARD k. WINEBREIrtEIt, for the purpose of con
dot-tins the Manufacturers' Findings business at No.
118 MiEVRT street
WILLL-1.31 MILLWAIID,
DAVID S. WINES RENE&
St*
I'BILAD'A. Jam 1. 1866.
TEoim As: WALTER bas this day been admitted
to an interest in my business. _
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Ist, 1066
,
P. WALTER SON. Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Hardware. Cutlery and Tools, No.
MARK ET street. Philadelphia. it*
I-LA RPIES STOKES & CO, hare this day associated:
ll with them C. EUGENE STOKES, as equal part
ner. The business willbe conducted as heretofore in
the name of CHARLES StOKEd dr CO.
ILADELPH lA. Jan. Ist, 1566. jal.4t*
T\TOTIC.E.—MR SYLVESTER J. BASER is this. ,
11 nay admitted to an interest in our firm. The
name and style of the firm to remain as heretofore.
BULLOCK & CRF....NSHAW,
Jan. 1. 186 c. pts) Arch and Sixth streets,
AVM. GILLESPIE, Jr_ Is admitted to an interest it
our nrm from this date.
Jan. I. 1.5.66. [P2ti] TAYLOR. GILLESPEE S CO.
OLAGHORN & HERRING,
Commission Merchants,
AND Ati.E.NTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND S
OF
COTTON.
•
120 Chestnut 7 Warren Block,
Philadelphia, Augusta,
PA. GA.
We are constantly receiving, and offer for mile at the
lowest market prices.
COTTON YARNS AND WARPS,
Of the most approved makes, In all numbers, from flea
to 20s, to which we invite the attention of dealers and
manufacturers.
ALSO.
4-4 Sheeting - s, 7-8 and 3-4 Shirtings..
DRILLS, STRIPES, OSNABLIRGS, DUCES, dtc.
COTTON constantly, receiving and for sale.
Our facilities for purchasing COTTON in the South ,
are complete, and of the most satisfactory character.
Manufacturers and other dealers favoring ns with or—
ders will find them promptly and carefully executed._—
Information given at either of the above points, and%
coders solicited.
1024 CHESTNUT STREET.
E. M. NEEDLES.
EVERT VARIETY AND ALL NOVEL.
,Lates and Late Goods,
Einbroideries and White Goods,
Handkerchiefs, &c.,
SUITABLE FOR
• -
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Purchase Early and Avoid the
Crowd.
tb-it .11K
TORDANIS feditfXBRATIKD TONIC ALE.—Tita ,
ta truly healthful and nutritious beverage, now in use ,
by thousands—invalids and others—has established a.
character:for quality of material and purity of manu
facture, which stands unrivaled. It is recommended.
by physicians of this and other places. as a superior,•
fonts, and requires but a trial to convince the =tear
skeptical of its great merit. To belled, wholesale and. ,
etau, of I. JOllltasT, =a Pear street.
E7ANS HAAS LL
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