BUSDTESS NOTICES.
NAPOLEON TO
,THE ASI IMMOANS.
"My people, sire, have got a notion
That, if I call back o'er the ocean,
. My troops from Mexico:
be 'cause I'm afraid of you,
Which, thOugh it may be pretty true,
I don't want thera to know. '
The lathe Of Prance you have made less.
For, eren in We styles of dress,
In which we used to outshine all,. ' ,
We're rtvaled by your Tower Hall!"
Our stock of Milling is the Largest and most cotnplete
in -this city, surpassed by none in inateitai, style and
u, and sold at prices guaranteed lower ikanthe,Zoivest.
TOWER , .HALL,
No. 518 Market Street,
BENNETT & CO.
NO FULL MOON ! THE RESULT. , •
•
Some,times for a month it will turn out
Tne moon won't get full (as it should, no doubt),
And in the month jest now expir'd
This chaste -looking satellite got tir'd,
And, although such behavior seems rather mean,
-Plot•a bit of a full moon could be seen!
. So for twenty-eight days (it's not leap year)
-Fxom lunatics there was nothing to fear ;
-BIM good common sense was abundant more
`*, - - Than we ever perceiv'd that gift before
'Throughout all classes of genus male
An "ore of reason" seeru'd to prevail
For extra crowds of people would go
;••• To visit the MAST of Palmy & Co.; - •
ACcertaining the pricopf,new ranzukt .trmias'
That has no CCIIIIECtieffiWIth that /clef/re;
Inspecting the eat 7.telms, admiringthp sign,
That always attracts, at SY" hundred and nine !
If the-moon wasn't fall, let the truth he told,
Perry's '!Sysa" was as full as it well could hold:
And the reasolt v:hy crowded to Mich a degree,
Was theprevetent.wisdord, don't, ion see?
N. B.—Being determined to close out our sloc,k of
'Overcoats, we have marked the prices so far under the
actual cost as to make them a good investment for all
those who will p next winter.
ur
STAR G EMPORIUM.
. 1 W Mx - 011 -= : I : GOODS
STREET, SIGN OF THE "STAR."
PERRY do CO.
A REDUCTION OF TWENTY PER CENT.
N THE REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES.
—Desiring to reduce our large stock of superior
and highly finished seven octave Rosewood Pianos,
previous to the removal to our -new store, No. Iles
tAIDIESTMIT street, we have concluded to offer them
aa•pricen below the cost to manufacture. Persons de.
airing tO purchase .8, first-class PIANO, at reduced
;Wes, should avail themselves of this opportunity.
,
SCHOMACR & CO.,
Warerooms•No. am Chestnut street.
STEINWAY & SONS' ! ow l
PIANOS •
1 1l now acknowledgedthe best in
stzuments in Europe as well as America. They are
need in public and private. by the greatest artists
Hiving In Europe, by VON ZBULOW, DkaIYbCHOCK,
LISZT, lA - PIT and others; in thlg country by MILLS,
MASON, WO.LFSOHN, etc, For gale only by
BLASIUS BROS.,
fem- tf 1006 Chestnut street.
• sa • : '• tir
CENT SCALE
OVERSTRUNG PIANOS,
Acknowledged to be the best. London Prize Medal
and Highest Awards in America received. MELO
DEONS AND SECOND-HAND PI .NOS
w ism am Warerooms, 7= Arch st.„ below Bth.
miCABINET ORGANS AND STECR a i m
CO.'S 'PIANO -FORTES.
The only place where these runt-
valed instruments can be had in Philadelphia, is at
J. E. GOULD'S.
Seventh and Chestnut.
tel,stvrtn
:~' i~ p i `[ems BUJ 1 111 M M:s~`i
MONDAY. MARCH 5, 1866.
COWAN LOYALTY.
Mr. Cowan, who misrepresents Penn
sylvania in the Senate, delivered
himself of -a skteech* on Friday last,
which would have done honor to any
Copperhead in the Senate or out of it.
We do•not know=that anybody was par
ticularly surprised at it, for Mr. Cowan
has so entirely abandoned the principles
which he professed when he was sent to
the Senate, that he has received the
'compliment of an official invitation to
•Tesign the office which he disgraces. In
-his last speech he gives us a clue to his
"defection. The thing that ails Mr,
'Cowan is ignorance. He does not un
derstand his mother tongue or know the
meaning of the simplest English words.
_He says: "What is a loyal man? I sup
!Tose it is one who submits to the laws."
No wonder that Mr. Cowan has frater
*nized sa cordially with the Saulaburys
and Davises of the Senate, if this is his
idea of loyalty. Under his definition,
Jeff. Davis, 'Payne and Wirz are all
loyal, for they have all submitted to the
laws. If a mere submission to law con
stitutes loyalty, then we agree that the
Reconstruction Committee is entirely
useless and the Southern representatives
should all be admitted without delay.
But loyalty is altogether a different
thing from this, and a loyalist is appa
rently a very different thing from the
Senator who has just been invited to
vacate his seat. JohnFon defines a loy
alist as "One who professes. uncommon
.adherence to -his king," and he illus
trates the idea by the quotation of,these
lines from Hudibras:
"For loyalty Is still the same,
.Whether it win or Lac the game.
True as the dial to the sun,
Although it be not•Sh one upon,"
Mr. Cowan thinks that loyalty con
• .sists in acknowledging that a rebel has
.! ( lost the game." Webster defines a
"loyalist as 'one who maintains his alle
giance to his prince and defends his
cause in times of revolt or revolution,"
'and Worcester says that loyalty means
"faithful adherence to allegiance."
• - The whole speech of Mr. Cowan is on
a par with this specimen. •It is an ela
borate defence and apology for treason
_and an unqualified denunciation of the
'principles and policy of that portion of
the country that he once professed to re
rypresent. He argues that the Southern
• rebels, by obtaining temporary posses-
Cop of the State Governments, absolved
Ali , these who acted in obedience to those
rebel governments, , from any responsi
-bility, to the Federal Government. He
s piserts the monstrous doctrine that "for
A ny, guilty part taken by the people in
-the late war, the suffering they endured
'in that war was the natural andeufficient
iwohment; that after it they remain
purged and ought to be remitted to all
their constitutional rights at once."
from beginning to end there is not a
- word to remind the reader it is a Senator
from the proud and loyal State of
,gylvania that is speaking, but there is
-:everything to suggest that it is the pro
duction of some onein perfect sympathy
with Mr. Garrett Davis, who took up
'the thread of his discourse at its close.
It is a great'misfortune that Pennsyl
vania should at this time be deprived of
any proper voice in the Senate. We
have true and earnest men enough on
'lie fled of the House ; but with Mr.
Biekalew standing true to his principle
AnffMr. Cowan standing false to his,
-.Pennsylvania •has no utterance in the
upper Vouse of Congress that is not hi
direct oprogition to theweld-defined sett
tioiextts of egr loyal:people.
BROAD STREET.
It was not to be expected that the pro
position to remove the railroads from
Broadstreet would . escape opposition.
All abuses inure to the benefit of some
one, or they would not exist. It is
doubtless highly satisfactory to coal
dealersand forwarders to have posses
sion of the best street in the city for a
railroad, and we dare my that those in
the like business in New York would
like to have a freight railroad down
Broadway, if the citizens were so simple
as to sacrifice that street for their benefit.
And so of Regent street or Oxford street
in London, the Boulevards in Paris, the
Toledo in Naples, and so on. Such
streets are extremely convenient, and
when once got hold of there is no saying
to what base uses they may come.
Several petitions for the retention of
the tracks have been lately drawn up,
printed and signed. Knowing the fa
cility with which - Signatures are got to
such documentS by those who make it a
trade to carry them, round, we attach
little value to such a demonstration, and
have-not more than cursorily examined
them. One thing we felt curious to see:
what proportion of the owners nad ten
ants would sign, although to these last
We attach but little importance. The
tenant who gets ground at a nominal
rent as a coal-yard, because the railroad
tracks prevent it from being built up, is
scarcely a fair judge of the propriety of
the system which gives the ground to
him below its value; and no one, we pre
sume, will assert that he has a right to
stand between the owner ante the ad
vantage which that owner would get by
the removal of the railroad nuisance.
Reckoning, however, both owners and
tenants, there were, all told, but fifty
seven persons between Prime street and
Columbia avenue, who could be induced
to sign this paper! In these long miles of
street, having in many places more
than fifty-seven owners and tenants in a
single square, this infinitesimal fraction
only could be brought to speak in favor
of the continuance of the abuse! It
would be difficult to speak more highly
in favor of the reform than is done by
the small portion that are willing to
register themselves against it.
The statement that the removal of the
Broad street tracks would materially
increase the cost of coal in the Southern
part of the city is a complete misrepre
sentation. There is a continuous line of
railroad down the west bank of the
Schtylkill. Coal can be brought down
this and over either of two railroad
bridges below Market street, and deli
vered to yards at any portion of Prime
street, from which it can be delivered
to the-southern portions of the city quite
as advantageously as from 12troad street.
Suppose it were said to the Parisians,
"If you will have a freight track , laid
along the Boulevard, you can have the
advantage of having coal yards right
in the centre of your population, along
side of your best dwellings—in front of
your opera house"—would such a propo
sition receive a serious answer? And
does the argument now brought forward
for the continued encumbrance of Broad
street? Scarcely, we think, although in
deference to those who differ in opinion,
we have answered it, and in a way
which we think must be conclusive to
all unprejudiced minds.
On the points in_question, the commu
nity may be divided into three classe-:
First, the bulk of the owners on the
street; second, the parties who use the
tracks, and third, the public generally,
exclusive of the others. The general
public and the owners are strongly in
favor of rescuing the street; the second
class strive to perpetuate the abuse.
They are active and energetic: shall, they
carry the day over the remaining ninety
nine hundredths of the community?
REMARKABLE DAYS
Our neighbor of the Press remarks
this morning that "This year the 4th of
March came upon Sunday, an unusual
event." We cannot see that it is any
more unusual than for the .sth of March
to come upon Monday. Will some of
our astronomical friends explain? We
are, of course, aware that it is very un
usual for Inauguration Day to come on
Sunday, but that only happens in the
March that follows Leap Year. In the
other years, there is nothing unconsti
tutional in the 4th of March coming on
Sunday as often as any other day.
The German Opera.
The second week of Mr. Grover's highly
suetessful season opens this evening with
Rossini's grandest of operas, the immortal
William Tell. There are no important roles
for women in this opera; but the chief one,
that of "Mathilcie," will be well sustained by
Mlle. Naddi. All the best male singers of
the company 'will appear, and we hear that
the choruses, which are very beautiful, have
been most carefully and thoroughly re
hearsed. It is rare to hear so important
and elaborate a work as William Tell played.
in this country, and all lovers of music
s hould avail themselves . of this. oceasion.
To-morrow evening Mozart's best opera,
Don Giovanni, will be produced, Wilhelm
Formes, barytone, brother of Carl, will
make his d6but as "Don Giovanni."
Those wishing to procure the librettos of
William Tell and other operas produced by
this company, can get the best editions at
Mr. Trumplor's music store, corner of Se
venth and Chestnut streets.
"THE QUAKER FATHERS."—Henry
Peterson, Esq., will repeat his interesting
lecture on "The Quaker Fathers," at Con
cert Hall, this evening, at a quarter before
8 o'clock. This lecture was originally pre
pared for the Pennsylvania Historical So
.ciety, and was there received with the
highest commendation.- Mr. Peterson's
idea- is to demonstrate that the principles
.upon which - the Commonwealth was
fonnded were far in advance of the other
Assuarican States, in their ,liberal 'and en
lightened character. We are Inhuring to
forpOsOmewhat of the debt which we owe
THE DAILY EVkiNING BULLETIN.: I)III.LADELITIA. Tip ONWLY, MARCH 5, .1866.
to our "Quaker Fathers," and Mr. peter
son's lecture is a timely and interestiitig re
minder of our obligations.
GREAT SALE.—The great stook of goods
damaged by the fire at James, Kent, Santee
& Co's store is to be sold at unction by 'John
E. Myers Co., at their store, 02 and 234
Market street, on Thursday and Friday
next, as will be seen by the advertisement.
Large Sale Real EstapEAßank and other
Menus. Thomas & Sons' sale to morrow will Include
D. large amount of valuable and desirable realastate,
stocks and farms. tee catalogue.
Included in James A. Freeman's catalogue for his
sale on Wednesday will be found a number of small
dwellings, to be sold itirithout reserve.:
JOHN:CRUMP BUILDER..
1731 O.eLESTMUT . BTREET
and 213 Lb.,..8E STREET.
Mechanics of every branch required for housebuild
ing and titling promptly furnished. Jai-Bm*
REDCED PRlCES.—Elegant styles Photographs.
every variety, accurate, natural and life-like E.in
ture6; now is the time, go to B.F. ItEIM‘It'S Gallery,
624 Arch in reel. Go early.
BANDS, with solid or movable Letters for burn
WOWS on tools, fbrnlshed to order at thel Hard
ware Store of TRUMAN & SHAW, No. 835 (Eight
Thirty-five) Market street, below Ninth.
1, EDUCED PRICES.— A rare chance to secure a
11 beautiful set Cartes de Vbdte. at moderate cost; go
at onee to REETEWS popular Gallery, Second street,
above Green.
cARDIND OPED ERS, of several patterns, Cham
pagne Openers, Cork Drawers, and a variety_ot
Cork r crews, are for sale by TRUMAN & sa - alw.No.
8.35 (Eight Thirty-five) Market street, below Ninth.
PPRICES REDUCED. —tsplendid styles Portraits,
artistically colored life-size Photographs in 011, a
rare opportunity to secnredne Likenesses at moderate
cost.. B. F. REIMER S, 624 arch street.'
•
DRACHMS, Chains and Hooks, of several pat-
.1) terns, for suspenoing Hanging Baskets or Bird
Cages, and a variety of styles of Wire Hangirg
Baskets, for sale at the Hardware Store of TRUMAN
& SHAW, .N0.'8,15 (Eight Thirty-five) Marketistreet,
below Ninth. ,
1866 HAIR CDT TO PLEASE. a: OPP'S
SHAVING SALOON. Hair and whiskers
dyed. Razors put in order. Corner Exchange' Place
and Dock street.
it• G. C. KOPP.
702 it STORES & WOOD
arils Casslmeres,
French Caadmeres.
Mixed Cassimeres,
Black Cassimeres,
French Cloths,
Cloaking Cloths,
For the best City trade. 702 Arch street, second door
above Seventh.
na
L FUNDS TO INVEST IN
o — irst
A. H. ALLEN. Conveyancer.
Ito zuto South tt tzth street.
gAItILING WITH INDFLTRL.E
Ing, ft:ridding, Stamping, dz.
A. Tonna',
Igoo Ftlbezt street
ISAAC H. HOBBS,
ARCHITECT
154 Eouth FOIIIITHEAreet, Great Western Building
Room No. 5. teM-imrp.
TEL ILaRItISON BOILER, A AA WE STE A M
801 , ER.—The attention of Manufacturers a .4
others using Steam is confidently called to this new
meam Generator, as combining essential advantag.,
in absolute safety from explosion, ha cheapness of tir t
cost and cost of repairs In economy of fuel, tacilny of
cleaning and transrortation. Sc.,' not no.ss&a.r.l by ar Y
other boiler now in use. This boiler is formed ors
combinaunn of cast-Iron hollow spheres, each sphere
inches external diameter, and of an tt.clii
These are held together by wrongot. Iron bolts, nit b
imps at the ends.
Nearly one hundred of these Boilers are now in ov,-
eration, some of them in the best establishments in
this city.
For descriptive circulars or price..,, apply to JOSEPH
HAhßltiu\, Jr BarrLson Botrer Works. oray s
Ferry Road, adjoining the t. EL Arsenal. PUHA iil
phia. fe2sd.lrorpi.
HOOP SKIRT ISLABHPACTORY Hoop . .81c.irte
ready made and made to order; warranted of ti.e
best materials. Also,Salrta repaired.
MRS. E. BaYLEY.
fel..3m/ 512 Vine Street, above Eighth
rTLE.O., WEAVER di uo..
Haunt:semen or
MANILA AND TARRED CORDAGE..
Cords, Twines. &e.,
No. mm N- rth Water Street, and No. 'a North Detain.
Avenue, Philadelphia.
Enwrre H. Prrtarn. MICICAXL WitAvlltr
(InwitAD V ern.rwrint_
ACB EAP LOT OF BLACK LLAMA LACE
POKs: E-.—GPO W. VOGEL. No. 1016 Chestnut
.4-eel. invites attention to a lot of Black Ltams Lace
Point's, from 515 to 518, warranted Real Llama Lace,
and moon below their present value_ rah:: 6trp
TORDAIII3 20311LE13.13.ATED TONIC 4LLE.—The
truly he:llWe] and nutritious beverage, now in use
oy thousands—lnvitildsand others—has eetabliahed a
character for quality of material and purity of mann.
facture, which stands unrivaled. It is recommended
3y physicians of this and other Places. so a superior
tonic. and requires but a trial to convince the most
skeptical of its great merit. To be bad, wbnlesale and
stall. of P. L JORDAN. 220 Pear street.
Te At: MA THANE, Auctioneer and Money Broker,
.I. N. E. corner of Thtrd and Sprucestreetely one
R4nare below the Exchange. NATILARITB cipal
(Mice, establishe for last forty years. Money
to loan In large or small amounta, at the loweet rates.
on Diamonds, Sliver Plate, Watchm, Jewelry, Cloth
;tln.eltilM. of ervery description. Moe romfrom
.FE.NE FRY.W.CH MANTEL CLOCKS.—A f.ent, Im
portation of beautiful styles, warralfted correct
TiME-REEPRES.: •
FARR & BROTHER. Importer,
34-Chestnin Street, below Fourth.
LIFE, UEOWTH AND BEAUTY.-
_
"London" Gray Hair Color The Only Restorer"
"London" Bair Color Restorer"
"London" Hair Hair Color Infallible Restorer"
"London" Hair Color Restorer"
"London" Changed Hair Color Hair Restorer"
"London" Hair Color Restorer"
"London" without Hair Color Restore- Restorer"
"London" Hair Color Restorer"
"London" Dyeing. Hair Color five, Restorer"
It is the only known restorer of color and perfect
hair drest , ing 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 Restorer"
"London" Anything. Hair Color Itching. Restorer"
10 AXES THE ELATE SOFT, GLOSSY AND LETZIIRIANT.
R FEPS THE SCALP CLEAN, COOL AND HEALTHY.
"London Hair Color Restorer."
'London Cures all Hair Color It will Restorer."
"London Hair Color Restorer."
"London Diseases Hair Color prevent Restorer."
"London Hair Color Resto•er."
"London of the Hair Color the hair Restorer."
"London Hair Color Restorer."
"London Scalp. Hair Color from Restorer."
"London Hair Oslor ' Reston r."
"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 li. Sold at Dr.
WAYNE'S, No. 830 North Sixth street, above Vine,
and al the leading Druggists and Fancy Goods
dealers Fancy
►~OHOUSFRTMPEBS for cleaning silver and sil
l. ver-plated ware, a NEW P•'LISHI\O POWDER
—the best ever made. FARR & BROTHER
fels &A- Chestnut area. below Fourth
E: TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
Nitrites Oxide Gas administered.
inserted Week perfectly natural.
Dr. G. L. NAGL.E,
Dentist,
41122t1rp? 11 15 Spruce atipeat.
im MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED
UPON DIAMONDS WATCHES, .11;wis.L
HY, PLATE CLCVIMING, &c., at
JONES & CO.'S.
OLD.ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE,
Corner of THIRD and 0 &SKILL Streets,
Below Lombard.
N. B.—DIAMONDS, WATCHI4B, JEWELRY,
GIINB, dm.,
Wir,..IEHEEMVITH CALL attention to our
cent assortment of superior PIANOS,
ch we always have on nand, and offer
them M very reasonable prices to purchasers. Beat of
referenced and PULL GIIABA.NTEB invariably
even by
THB IINION PIANO ILABBIPAMIIBMGsIava CC.
UM Walnut
and
BALIC.—TO ObiPPersaeirocers, Hotel-keepers
_V and others—A very superior lot of °hamAnne
Older, by the barrel or dozen. J. .TORD ,
rica . rp il 220 Pear street, below Third and Walnut
Corrong _•InI • :f • ZI.II II I ev er y w idth
from one to six feet wide, all numbers. Tent and
A wn i ng Dock, Papermakers &Wm Sall Twine, dio.
JOHN W. Evlnf d o 01,
No. 1027onerta Alias
ESTATE OF CHARLES A. POULSON, 'deceased.—
LETTERS TESTAMENTA_RY havingheen duly
granted to the undersigned onthe Estate of said dece
dent, all persons .having claims ag a i nst the same
are requested to present them „Lind those thereto in
debted to make payment, to CHAS. G. PouLsoNr,
Franklin, Venango Cormtyj JOHN HOSKINS 921
Spring Garden street; .POULSON DOBSON, 1214
Chestnut street, Exectittaseor at 735 Walnut street.
fe22-th.Bl*
alaz yc A4ll A: ' • • rtgbeeu granted
to the subscriber upo th n orse th hain e d ls ebteci ta go tsi eknato of th l pe AlL osm ES et
G wi tb ß em ll ßEß 'lnati te e d p eces4 J a Am yme e it all i tlf a P dr yi
jsy, la. D..
ma south
EIGHTEENTH. Executor. fe16161.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION having been
OFfetented to the subsortber upon the estate of VEN-
I' GILPIN, deceased, all persons indebted to the
s ame win maiie pa_ymenksum thohe having claims
present them to GEMBOE GILPIN, Administrator.
No. 227 DOOR street. , felerf6t
t• :I:Yi • it: : 1 • ewes
canisters andibdielk brieckrted and far sale
by 30q, g, gugeDMII: & US South Delaware
evens,
Stocks.
Real Estate Sale.
DOB RA.LB AT
Y LOWYRICTia
T"F4VORITE CLOTHING
HOUSE of this City. fA,
WANAINAKER 4 'BROWN'S
Popular Establishment, at B. E. corner SIXTH and
• MARKET STREETS.
They have the best stock of Ready-Made Clothing,
and a fine assortment of Piece Goods for Custom
Work, and are satisfied with moderate prices. Pay
them a visit for • our next Snit. fel4-ly
OPENING.
HOMER,COLL ADAY&CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
THOMAS W. EVANS & CO.,
WILL OPEN
On Monday, the sth instant,
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
OF
Cloth ti§acques,
Coats
AND
WALKING SUITS,
FOR SPRING.
818 and 820 Chestnut Street,
ralts.lo
WALLA, LEAMING & CO.,
No. 221 Chestnut Street
AGED TS FOB
York and Boott Manufacturing Cos.
Have on hand and are receiving the desirable goods
of these Companies, viz:
York Co.'s
NANKINS.
NANKIN CHECKS.
PLAIN AND PLAID COTTONADES.
HEAVY TWILLS, &c.
Boott
DRILLS
and 30. Z 6, 10 inch
BROWN SH iRTINGS and
SHE ETLNOS. mhs-I2
mrs. 1. Dillon,
J has 323 and 331 South Street,
.4 a handsome assortment of r , •FRLs.:O 3,111
LINERY; !dimes' and Infants' Hats and Caps
Qilks, Velvets, Crapes, Ribbons, Feathers, Floxer4
Frames, mh,s-4m?
TEE
AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES,
NO. 64 BROADWAY
Mines, mineral lands and ores examined and re
po, d upon. tbmpetent engineers furnished to Of •n
-;ng Companies.
Cousultadons afforded on all mining, metallurgic:al
and chemical questions at Inc office of the bureau.
ROOME 11 4 ,2 u anu 21, Nos. s; and 60 Broadway.
BOA RD Or TR rtiTßkr
Geo. D. H. Gillespie.
Francis Tomes, Jr.
P.C. Calhoun. Pt esident Fourth National Bank
t has. Aug. BEMIS.
Frtd Schuctiardt.' of F Sancho:a et. Suns.
E. Caylus, of caylus, De Buy ter et Co.
Eugene Kelly, of Eugene Kelly ft. Co.
Schepeler, Schepeler fi Co.
Chas. Holzapiel. of Trocst.. Senn:lldt te. Co.
Drake, of Drake Brothers •
Geo. F. Dunning. Supt. C. S Assay Office.
R. E. gout t. Jr.
Theodore Genti., of Genii dr Phipps,
LOAM) OF ES PEST.
Dr. F. A. P. Barnard.Preaoent of Columbia College
and Eck obl of Mines Prts'clent of the Board.
Dr J. KtmbaD.Mining Engineer, V ice President of
the Board.
Dr. John Torrey, Assayer of the U. S. Assay Office.
Dr. Justus Adelber Metallurgicald. iberg Boa mood.
Dr. Alex. Trlppel. Bogineer.
Pr...f. Francis L. Vir.ton, 01 the school of Mines of
Columbia Collo, e,
Prof, Thomas Egleston, Jr., of the School of Mines
of Columbia Coll. ge.
Prof. F. Chandler, of the School of Mines of Col-
V. a
Elton Bock, Esq.. of Partz at Buck.
W, P. Trowbridge, isq., of the Nore.ty Iron Works.
}.. W. liar monad Esq.. Secretary of the Board.
Dr. Berman Creaner,Geologist and Mining Enrineer.
taEO. D. B. G LLESPIE. President.
DRAKE DE EA Y. Secretary- runt.m.w.l ins
To Our Patrons and the Public
On and aller this date we shall offer our Goods at a
DISCOUNT -
Fully Equivalent to the Heavy Decline
in Gold.
Clark &
1 712 Chestnut street
EILILJUIA., March sth, Isie. mhS 3t 4p,
OIL PAINTINGS
OFFERED AT LOW PRIES.
Productions of prominent A merican and European
Artists, all.especitilly ordered, or selected with great
Care.
Arc hitectw al and Street Scenes,
Charming Domestic Interiors,
American and Swiss Landscapes.
Marines. Cattle, &c.. &c
NOW IN THE GALLERIES, WORKS OF'
Paul Weber, Meyer Von Bremen
van Sus , hemborg, Galeatin.
W. S. Young, - Leach,
E. D. Lewis, Pan! Hoff,
Busse]] Smith, Runaasey,
F. Moran. Schlecht.,
Geo. C. Lambdln. Eagelbar , t,
Became Smith, MyVim,
J. G. Falconer, R. FL A, Re .
Only original guarantied Works.
Galleries aim ays open free to visitors.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
No. 816 Chestnut Street
rev-lot rp/
GROVER 8c BAKER'S
FIRST PNACtiAMTIC STIAf F eD LOCH
G MA
With latest improvements,
730 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
17 MARKET Street, Harrisburg. jel-Sm rp
TO LET,
SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF BROWN
STONE STORE,
135 North THIRD Street.
Apply on the prembee. rah:, 314 p
FOR RENT.
The New Bulletin Building,
No. 807 Chestnut Street,
WILL HE COMPLETED IN A FEW WEEKS
The proprietors are prepared to receive proposals for
renting such rooms as they will not use themselves.
These will be
THE SECOND STORY FRONT ROOK,
60 by 24 feet. •
THE WHOLE OF THE NORTHERN HALF OF
THE BUILDING,
Four Stories High, a ith Entrance by a wide hall on
- - -
Chestnut street;
And a Front of 25 feet on Jayne street:
Suitable for a Jobbing or Commission House, a Bank.
or Insurance Office.
For Farther Bartieulan% apply at the EVENING
BULLETIN OFFICE.
ti To. 229 Cheats it Street.
nO/1. EUELE—A copper BTUS., Alcohol; In Wm
Sr plate oda. Apply to
7010/ a )34111Ea &
718 Market are%
Friends if Ireland Arise in Your
Strergth
• • hi: •Br :•P . •. .
.•
A•GHKND MASS MEETING •
Of 2r.riihrnen and the Friends of Irish Nationality,
will be held in FltuNT OF INDEPEN
DENC±B HALL,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, March 6.
A number of distinguished Speakers will address
the meeting, among them the foltowing who haVe po.
sitive be promised their preseLce :
Col. JOHN O'MARONY,
Head Centre of the Fenian Brotnerhood.
Captain AIeCAFFERTY.
Special Envoy from James Stephens, the Chief Exe
cutive of the Irish t epublic.
(general B. F. MULL=, of Tennessee.
Late of the United States Army, and Secretary of 1.11-
Mars and Naval Affairs.
•
S 7. REA NY. of Toledo, Ohio.
JERE3IIAH CAVANAGH, of California,
Col. E W. C GREENE, United States Pension Agent;
of Philadelphia.
C. 31 DONOVAN. State Senator.
LEWIS WALN SMITH, Editor of the Evening Tele
graph, and When.
By order of the Board of Otßeers.
ALS DRBW 17TYNNE,
nana-St rp/ District Centre
TIIE GREAT FIRE
ON THIRD ST,
DAMAGED GOODS
To be Bold at Auction.
The immense stook of Messrs. JAMES, KENT,
SAI TEE dc
PARTIALLY DAMAGED,
a large portion, BET LrirLE, If any injured, will be
Sold at Auction by Catalozue,
On Thursday and Friday, March Bth
• and 9th,
BY JOHN B: MYERS & CO.,
No. 232 aid 234 Market Street,
s zii vin k c consists of every description ofll:Vrogs,
HEADQ,UARTEREI;
NATIONAL UNION CLUB,.
•
1105 Chestnut Street,
Memtt rs pf the CLUB desiring to attend the Col,
en Don of the NATIONAL UNION PARTY to be
held at HARRISBURG, on the 7th lk.st., will call at
Headquarters THIS DAY AND EVENING.
The CLUB will meet on VI ednesday. 7111 instant. on
CAPITOL BILL, Harnsbarg, at 4 o'clock. P. IL
By order of the Executive Committee.
John E Addick.s.
CHAIRICAN.
Pn ILA , March sth,
100 BEMs OLD QUALITY
Havana Yara Fines and Wrappers.
FOR SALE.
EN BOND OR DUTY PAID,
In lots to suit purchasers, by
umpert
106 South Del. avenue.
mb.5•34 rpj
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS'
Fifth Great Sale of Valuable Foreign
and American
COIL, PAIN TINCrS.
THE ENTIRE IMPORTATION OF JAMES S.
EARLE & SONS SELECTED E./ THE STUDIOS
OF THE BEST EIILOPEAS ARTISTS BY RIR.
JAMES S. EARLE IN THE FALL OF 1E65, WILL
BE SOLD AT AUCTION, in the EASTERN GIAI,
LERIBS of the PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
FINE ARTS,
On Wednesday, Marcti 28th,
And Thursday, March 29th,
B SCOTT, Jr,
mh3 6t rp AUCTIONEER
COAL ! COAL !
BEST- QUALITIES OF COAL
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES,
' AT
A LTER'S
COAL YARD,.
NINTH STREET,
BELOW GIRARD AVENUE.
sii-BBAxca OFFICE CORNER OR SIXTH
AND SPRING GARDEN. delOtapl-4p
WORK PATENT WI RE WORK
par. RAILINGS, STORE FRONTS,
GUARDS, PARTITIONS, &c.
DRON:REDSTRADS AND WIRE WORK
in variety, manturrhetured by
M. WALK ER & BONB,
mba4rn 4p NO.II NORTH SIXTH Street.
GOITERING MAOHINIS.
©OFFERING MACHINES.
A large assortment of °offering )daebines Just re.
calved per steamer "St. George."
FOR SALE BY
Isizac Tow]lrisend,
Home Fundabthg Store' of the late J 013 1 ,1 A. NUB-
Plit t
•
•*- 922 Chestnut Street,
ja2otf 4pf
IT. STEEL & SON.
CALICOES. FAST COLORS'
At 12 1-2 Cents.
Extra Quality yard w'd. Chintzes, 31 Lic.
2:cases yard wide double purple Chintzes.
Boyles' very best quality.
At a lower price than they have sold for the last font
years. A great bargain.
Bleached Moulins, 20, 25 31,37 and 40c.
4-4 Unbleached Muslin, 25..23, 30,31, 3.3 c.
5-4, 6.4, 10-4 Beached Muslins.
New styles Lancaster Ginghatas,3l3ic.
Best quality line Enalish Ginghams, 373 e.
Domestic Goods of all kinds, at the very lowest wholes•
sale prices.
60 pieces striped Silks, tki. 25. 2-5 inches wide, a great
bargain.
MOURNING GOODS
J. M. 11LAJOILEI Gr
902 CHESTNUT STREET, "
HAS NOW OPEN,
A large assortment of superior
Black Silks,
Grenadines,
Yee lLahles,
Bombazines,
Crapes,
AND A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW FATIRI
SUITABLE FOR
LVIC)ILTELIOT IN 4a.
fe23.fr m w 101 a
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO,
1866. SPRING. 1866:0
EDMUND YARD & CO„
617 Chestnut and 614 Jayne Streets,
IMPORTERS AID JOBBERS OF
Silks and Fancy Dress Goods,
Linens and White Goods.,
Shawls and Balmorals.
DEALERS IN
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS.
Germantown Fancy Wool Goode,
A Pull Line of Prints.
AT THE LOWEST MA RTET RATES. fe2o-an rp2
CA.SSIMIEJELIW.S.
BOYS' 'SPRING SUITS.
The Stock Is large, varied. select, and the prices arc*"..„
right. •fe2tm,w,f
A large assortment of
DOMESTIC CARPETINGS
constantly on land said for sale at the lowest plow;
GEORGE W. HELL,
ortG ^I. --Chinese Sugar Cane Ei p,3ma handsome'
art . for sale by „IDS. B. BUBSLIBB dc CO.. 10e
0011111 Delaware avenue.
Below Teath street.
WILL OF THIS MORNING,
2 case of
Yard Wide Chintzes, 25 cents.
mh ,r B os. 713 and 715 N, Tenth St.
WHITE GOODS.
JACONET- MrSLENS.
PT A TT) SWISS
CAMBRIC 211351.D15.
SOFT FLN - ISH CAMBRIC.
FR.McCH ORGANDY
VICTORIA LAWN.
WHITE DIMITY
SWISS MIISLINB
WHITE ERELLLCITLF4.
PLAID latqtrNS.
A3LERICAIii C IrTIBIC,
STRIPED SWISS
NAJairsooK 3ITISLES%
STRIPED NASNSOOR-
PLAID NAINSOOK.
Nvtuu.'t, PIQUE.
ICA.OZSOOK OIECKS.
V. kil 116 T.A.RLETAN
14teteri II I=lSlllcl`lllaillgtAß7=,'
TrCRIED MITSLENS
PUFFED MIJE3LM'B.
MARSELLLKS.
PECK T&RLETAN,
At Extremely Low Rates.
N. W. car, Eighth and Market Ste.
fe1541 rp
o MARkET
.4
eV A NINTH. I ttip *
- &
AMERICAN CASSIMERES.
ENGLISH COATINGS.
FRENCH FABRICS.
ORDERED GOODS.
SELECTED STYLES for
MEN'S FINE WEAR, and
Aim 12/4 Nnvth TRIRD
1866,