BIISINESSi NOTICES.
' - Ecowcxxiszn.3
W'iroung gentleman ," said Rosnlie's father, address•
hag her lover; "It does, indeed, apPear that I have
hitherto underrated yon."' After again, surveying the
youth, who- now, clad In• handsome and fashionable
attire, presented the most elegant figure' imaginable .
the old gentleman added: "Your appearance is that of
one who will co credit to our family, and, therefore,
I will no longer reject your snit for ray, daughter's
hand." With exstatic joy did the young man now bless
The good sense of his Rosalie in directing him to the
only place where, for a moderate sum, he could pro
"care such abet:AK:roe suit, inunely:
TOWER HALL,
-140.618 Market Street,
BIENNICTT ;ft CO. '
PASSING AWAY.
Those antra for 'X'WB.NTY Dontaus, which
Are firmly made in every stitch,
Forth from the Btar, on every day,
• NOW. in neat bundles, pass away.
• Then wait not till they all we gone,
But hasten to yourselves adorn
In the tine clothes that long will wear,
Which you can quickly purchase there.
/Or
Our twenty-do/tar suits are manufactured from
Aar first clals malectis,ariel are well made and lash•
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
.01AOBEESTKUT STREET; SIGN or THE "STAR."
LOW PRICIE AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
PERRY & CO.
wilkA RKEMOTION OF TWENTY PER CENT.
ON. THE ItEGUL&F. SCHEDULE PRIDES.
Desiring to reduce our large stock of superior
and highly finished seven octave Rosewood Pianos,
MII9 to the removal to our new "store,No. 11113
TNUT street, we. have concluded to offer them
ist prices below the cost to manufacture. Persons de.
siring to purchase a' first-class PIANO, at reduced
gates, should avail themselves of this opportunity.
BCROM.A & CO.,
6322-1 m • Warerooms No. led Chestnut street.
. .STEINWAY do SONS' wil l
PIANOS'
Are now acknowledged the best 111-
On:relents in Europe as well as America. They are
stied in public and private, by the greatest artists
g i trAinMorope, by TON BULOW, DSEYSCHOOK
A WAN, and others; in this country by UTT.IS'
AtAEON, WOLPSOBN,. etc, For sale only by
SLASIt7B.BBOS.,
fe24. tf etteastant street.
isipit i '
Ts at3 • •Ae• : • :}is •
OVERSTRUNG PIANOS,
Acknowledged to be the best. London Prize Medal
and Highest Awards in America received. MELO
DEONS AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS
. ja24 w,s,sttarn Warerooms, 7= Arch lA., below Bth.
CIABILVET OBGANS.AND STECK dim
CO.'S PIANO FORTES.
The only place where three unri
valed Instruments can be had in Phitadelphia, is at
J. E. GOULD'S,
Seventh and Chestnut.
IW-stwtfi
INA 3Z RUE
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14, 1866.
NTH HAMPSHIRE
The political campaign of 1866 opens
with a brilliant victory for the Repub
lican rarty. New Hampshire, which
used to be one of the mainstays of the
old-fashioned Democracy, has re-elected
her faithful Governor, and chosen a new
Legislature, largely Republican. What
ever hopes the copperheads may have
had of dissension among the Union
men, in consequence of the difference of
opinion between the. President and the
majority in Congress, must be destroyed
by this and other signs of the times. The
people of the States always loyal mean
to stand by the principles for which they
fought the late war, and they will sus
tain their representatives in all proper
:measures for securing the fruits of their
victory. Let the Union men of Penn
sylvania, take new courage from the
victory of their brethren in New Hamp
shire. We have a good while to work
in, but it is not too early yet to organize,
.so as to make sure of a rousing triumph
for our candidate, the gallant Geary.
GOING BATUMI TOO FAR.
The conduct of England and of its
Canadian dependencies towards the
United States, during the rebellion, was
se unfriendly and infamous that the
American people care but little to what
extent they are annoyed and distressed
by the Fenian demonstration now in
progress upon our own soil. We are
perfectly willing that the Fenians shall
talk as much as they please and de
nounce England and the Saxons in the
most peppery of town meeting resolves;
but we are not content that our govern
ment shall be involved in the move
ment in anyway, even by implication.
On Saturday next, the birthday of St.
Patrick, is to be celebrated, in New
York, by a grand Fenian procession.
Nobody questions the right of the
Fenians to parade on St. Patrick's or
any other day; but we see it stated that
Colonel O'Mahoney has ordered out a
regiment of New York State militia
(composed of Irishmen) to take part in
the demonstration, and we greatly ques
tion the propriety of any such step.
The members of the 99th regiment have
the right to parade as much as they
please upon their own private account;
but when they turn out ad a State mili
tary organization, wearing uniforms fur
nished by the State, and carrying
muskets from the State arsenal, we
submit that it is carrying things a little
too far for them to appear thus in a
Fenian demonstration. The people of
the United States care very little how
much private individuals annoy En
gland or Canada; but they want no
breaches of an honorable neutrality and
• no involving of the State or National
Governments - in Fenian movements
eitlaer by direct act or by implication.
CONGRESSMAN BANK&
The military career of Nathaniel P.
Banks was a failure. Returned to his
proper sphere, he is the same brilliant,
wise, patriotic statesman that pOsessed
the admiration and confidence of the
whole country, before he committed the
blunder of aspiring to be a general. In
the 'House of Representatives at Wash
,. ington, yesterday, he delivered a speech
in Committee of the Whole, that seems
to have created a more genuine sensa
_ tion of cordial and unanimous approba
tion, than any that has been heard in
the capitol during the session. The
question was on an appropriation for the
.Ainerican department in the Paris Ex
position of 1867. There was an unex
pected. opposition to it from Mr. Wash
burne, of Illinois; Mr. Banks, chairman
of the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
then rose, and apparently - without pre
paration,. 'spoke with an eloquence and
patriotic • ' fervor that seem to have
thrilled his auditor& His hour haiing
expired he sat down, but e was urged
to go on,-and he did go on' in the same
czaltsgstrain, and.when be concluded,
the mernberswould,listen to one else,
•
and the gortnnittee rose. The tele , -
graphic report of the , imperfect
as it must be, is still sufficient to show
- what a noble effort of oratory it.must
have been, and ,we hope none of our
readere ..will neglect to peruse t it care
fuly. It may stimulate our national
pride, perhaps ; but it - will 'to re
concile us to the sacrifices made to se
cure our present position among the
nations of the earth. The speech, re
ported in full, will, we hope, be exten
sively circulated in Europe. It will
make a great impression there, and we
believe that it, and sitnilar productions,
will do more for, the Vindication of Re
publican principles, and especially of
the Monroe doctrine, than diplomacy,
or even war, could ever do. We. con
gratulate Congressman, Banks on his
splendid speech. It atones for the. faults
of General Banks.
CLEANING THE S MEETS.
Messrs. Bickley, Smith &" Hill have
commenced a work that deserves to rank
with the heaviest of the labors of Her
cules. The streets of Philadelphia are
covered with the dirt which has been
accumulating, for five; or six months, and
to say that most of them are dirty, very
dirty, is to use very mild language in
stating a very disgusting fact. The
scavengers have commenced work under
the contract recently made by Mayor
McMichael, and very properly they are
first turning their attention to the more
obscure streets and lanes where dirt
gathers more rapidly than in more re
putable parts of the city, and where
pestilence is most prstne to breed and de
velop itself. Some of the streets in the
Fourth and Fifth Wards are in a fright
fully filthy condition, and for two or
three days men have been busy plying
scraper and broom in getting rid of the
vast deposits of dirt. We hope the
worst cli• the dirt may be got out of the
streets before warm• weather is upon us
to distil miasma and pestilence from
filthy pavements and reeking kennels.
DOWN WITH TILE CITY 12A/LBOAO
FARES
Gold and horse feed have gone down;
horses have declined in price, and every
item of expenditure of the city railroad
companies has been very much reduced.
They are earning enormous dividends
on ,a capital great part of which is ficti
tious. They have almost the monopoly
of our streets; they make them intolera
ble with briny slush in the worst winter
weather, and they refuse to put the
pavements in repair in the spring, yet
they charge forty per cent. more for a
ride in their cars than the New York
companies do. In New York the fare is
fixed at'five cents by law, and the roads
are very profitable. Well informed per
sons believe that, in the present condi
tion of prices of all things, our roads
would earn more at five cents than at
seven cents a fare. Will not Councils,
or the Legislature, or the Board of Presi
dents themselves, determine that the
fare hereafter shall be fixed at five cents?
PANIC IN A SCHOOL HOUSE.
There was a panic in a public school
house, in the upper part of the city,
yesterday, caused by the overturning of
a stove and a consequent alarm of fire.
While some of our public school houses
are noble structures, well fitted to the
purposes to which they are applied, too
many of them are entirely unfit for use.
Some are dangerously near to combus
tible property, such as stables and car
penter shops, and in the case of
one in the Twelfth Ward, chil
dren occupy rooms upon the first,
second and third floors, where a
portion of the building is immediately
over a stable. The probable consequences
of a fire breaking out there would be
terrible. There should be a reform in
such cases as we have referred to.
Slow of Belief.
"We are slow to believe In the efficacy of new reme
dies which are offered to the public, but the frequent
testimony of clergymen and others of our ACQUaILI
- has convinced us that Dr. Colton. whose ottie Is
at Ceoper Institute, has at last found a means of ex
tracting teeth absolutely without pain."—.N. Y. Evan,
Bette.
Dr. Colton's Philadelphia office Is st 737 Walnut
street, wbere the Nitrous Oxide Is always fresh, and
teeth are extracted without pain or no p
John B. Myers dr Co., Auctioneers, Nos.
232 and 234 Market street, will hold on to-morrow,
(9 huraday), March 15, at 10' o'clock. by catalogue, on
four months' credit a large and important Sale of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, comprising about
160 pieces Cloths. Cassimeres, Satinets, Doeskin/I.
bleitons. Italians, &c ; full lines Tress Goods and ISIO:F;
Housekeeping and other Linens. In great variety.
,at 10 o'clock precisely. 10 bales No. 8 Cotton
Yarn. Also for account of Underwriters, for cash, 50
pie( es Linen Canvas and 48 pieces bordered Linen Duck.
Also, to commence at 2.o'cleck. 20,000 dozen Hosi.ry
and Gloves Also. to be sold for cash, 125 packages
Cotton and Woolen Domestics.
ON FRIDAY. March 16. at 11 o'clock, by catalogue, on
four months' Cr' dit, about 200 pieces Superfine and
Fine Ingrain, Royal Damask. Venetian List, Hemp,
Cottage and Bag Carpetings , Canton Mattings, &c.
Auction Notiee—Sale of Boots and Shoes
The early attention of buyers is called to the large
and attractive 6810 of 1,500 cases Boots and Shoes, to
be sold by catalogue, for cash, tomorrow (Thursday)
mornire, March 15, commencing at ,10 o'clock. by
Philip Ford cf.: Co., Auctioneers, at teak, store, No 506
Market street
Sales of Real Estate, Mama 2lst.
The list of Sticks and Real Estate to be Fold on
Wednesday next, by Jame. A. Freeman. Auctioneer,
is advertised on our hut page. The sale of the valuable
tract of coal lands will take place on Aprl 4th. at the
Exchange. The particular attention of miners and
capitalists is d'rected to thii sap,.
TORNSIRIIMP. BIJTEMEE. •
u 1731 thIESTNIETT BTRIEET
and 218 LODGE STREET.
Mechanics of every branch required for housebuild
.ing and fitting promptly furnished. japimo
STATIONERY-IETTER, . CAP AND NOTE
PAPERS, ENVELOPES, BLANK BOOKS, and
every requisite in the Stationery line, selling at the
lowestllgares at • .
J. It. DOWNING' a Stationery Store,
mal2-tfrp: Eight!, etreet,two doors above Walnut.
REDUCED PRICES.—Now is the time to get your
Photographs made superior styles lifr4dze Pic
tures, at reduced prices. Six Cardi for $1; large Picture
V. See specimens at B.F.ItEIMER'S Gallet y,C24 Arch
street.
FOR FRIZZLING, Curling or Crimping of hair, you
may obtain Carling Rods' and Stings. Pinching
Tongs and Carling Tongs of 'various kinds, of TRH
HAN & SHAW, RO. 835 (Eight Thirty-live) Market
skeet, below Ninth. ,
REDUCED spacimens life-like
Portz sits, life-size Photographs in 011 Colors, exe
cuted In superior manner, at B. F. REI2IEIPs Gal
lery, 624 Arch street. Prices reduced.
I.)RPRIGEIRATOR LOCKS, and a fair assortment of
-LL common and safe Drawer,Closet, Chest and Trunk
Locks. of Brass or Iron for sale by TRUMAN
SHAW, No 885 (Eight Thirty,five) Market street,
below Ninth:
ISAAC H. HOBBS;
AlttAterECT,
15.4 GonthBOURTHEtreet, Great Western Building,
Room No. 5. fe23-I.mrp*
BLACII. PARABOLS—BLAOK SILK PARASOLS
and sun umbrellas. just opened by BESSON Bc
B°l ' l, Xourulos Store, No. 918 Cheetnut Bt. nalll3-3trp*
THE DAILY ETBN'ING BULLETIN : • 4'HILIMEL.FHIA.,
MRS. SOUTHWORTH'S NEW. BOOK.
Pe Published on Eatazday next,
TELE
FORTUNE SEEKER.
• BY
Mrs. EDINA D. E. N. SOUTHWORTH.
Complete in one large Duodecimo 'Volume.
PRIMO. 50 IN PAPER, OR $2 00 IN CLOTH.
larßooksellers, aTe solicited to order at once what
they may want of each edition of the above Book, so
the t their orders can be filled from first edition::
conies s s s ee l j3 a ort o l i tipal , d re o t t a i a lr r e , !tiff ret e et price.
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS.
306 CHESTNUT BT., Philadelphia, Pa.
New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company;
February 1. 1866.
Beal Pittate
Cash en hand
Bonds and Mortgages
Bank and other Stocks
Stocks held as collateral for 10an5....
Premium Notes secured by Policies
Total assets $3,551,061
Losses due line unpaid $2.000
Losses reported and not acted upon 70,500
Premiums received
Interest received
Losses paid..._.... .......... --.
Return premiums
Expenses of all kinds
The New - England Life Company is the OLDF.ST in
the United States. It has always quaked & 10. 1. It
has never resorted to law. It is liberal to policy hol
den. Premiums may be paid either in cash or half
cash and half notes. Losses promptly paid by the
agent
WIL 4 BE PAID ANNUALLY—
Those who pay cash will receive a cash return. Those
who give a note can apply the dividend to paymen' of
note. Dividends may also be applied to reduction of
premium, or in adding to the amount insured.
Persons desiring to effect insurance on their lives
shonlo n.ake application to this Company. Exami tut
liens daily from Ito 2 o'clock. .I...iberal commissioos
allowed.
- - -
Fewell Tappan.
Blarellall Y. Wilder,
Cha. lea Ilubbasd,
Oecrge B. Foleer.
Franc.a C Lowe.T.
BRANCH OFFICE.
No. 425 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
W. D. STROCD!M, D., MEDICAL EXAMINER
The undersigned is the only authorized Agent in
iennsylvania.
WILLIAM GETTY,
n' hi 4 -Wdll F t r
HENRY HARPER
520 ARCH ST
ilannfaeturer and Dealer in
atehes,
Jewelry,
Silverware
And Superior Silver Plated Ware,
mhl4 lmrp
AT REDUCED PRICES. _
COAL! COAL !
BEST QUALITIES OF COAL
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES,
AT
ALTER'S
COAL YARD,
TIVTIET sorinEnur,
BELOW GIRARD AVENUE.
4F - B
RELINICH OFFICE CORNER OP SUITE
AND. SPRING GARDEN. drontspl-tr
GB( )17 B K
IMPP OVED SHUTTLE OR "LOCK" STITCH SEW
LNG MACHINES.
No. 1 and No. 9 for Tailors, Shoemakers, Saddlers.
790 OICES.c.N Street, Philadelphia.
17 MARKET Street, Harrisburg. fel-gat rp
REDUCED PRICES.' —Six Cartes de Visite for 11, of
pleasing style and exquisite finish, at REIBLE
Gallery, Second street, above Green. Now is the time,
don't delay, avoid the crowd.
SEWING HOLDER is attached to the edge o
1. a taole, and holds on more firmly the harder you
pull. It costs much less than a Sewing Bird, and will
be found far wore convenient than pinning your work
to your flock. For sale by TRUMAN a SHAW, No.
Psi (Eight Thirty-five) Market street. below Ninth.
1 & i€ SA
LO. _ I_'LEASE. at KOPP'S
00N. Hair and whiskers
dyed. Razors put in order. Corner Exchange Place
and Dock street
Its
BROCHE POPLINS, 90 CENTS.
Dress Goods of ell kinds at
REDUCED PRICES.
CURWEN STODDAUT & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 403 and 454 North Second street.
mhl9.3t above Willow
"CT ODB PEARL AND STONE COLOR ALPACA !:•',
37.14 and 44 cents.
Lress Goods of all kinds, at
REDUCED PRICES,
CURWEN STODDART de BROTHER.
Nos. 460, 452 and 454 North Second street,
aoove Willow.
BLAcx GROS GRAINS.
Black Taffetas.
Black Gros du Rhine.
Black Gros du France,
All from the late auction sales at
REDUCED PRICES.
Good Black Silks, at $1 25 and gl 50.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450,.452 and 454 North Second street,
mbl2 St above Willow
BLACK HEENAN'. 50 GENTS.
Black Taman ine, 44 cents.
Black Grenadines, 3n; cents.
CIIEWEN STODDART & REOTH - Ell,
Nos 400, 952 and 454 North Second street,
above Willow,
NR,W STYLE PRiNTS.
AT 'INDUCED PRICES.
CURWEN STuDDAKT & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 4b2 and 454 North Second street,
ruhl4.3t above Willow
QPRING S PYLE CASELDIERES A.x.9 COATINGS,
l•r) at REDUCED PRICES.
___
• CURW.IIN STODDART BROTH•OR,
Nos. 950, 452 and 454 North Second street,
rohl•-at above Willow.
TIREss GOODS FROM A UCTION.
_ Al' REDUCED PRiOES.
CDRWEN Si ODDART & BROTHER,
_ Nos. 450, 452 and 454 North Second street.
mhl4-St - above Willow.
rrio HOIJBEISEEPERS, for cleaning silver.and 311-
ver-plated ware, a 143 W POLISHING POWDER
—the best ever made. FARR dz.BBOTRIBIL
Ibls. 824 Chestnut street. below Fbarth
'MACE OBOE'OBAIN-8114.13, superior quality
'Ls wide Lyons' silk, just opened; by BEESON & SUN
No. 918 Chestnut street. I mhlB-Btrp•
jr 9Y ' C° N E EUPAP" — Mt' VERTIRING
AND BILBSCREPTION ARKSICY
For the New_sTapers of the whole country.
Northeast eOrner of rileTH and
far - etw, l 2ti 08E4ITNIIT etre*,
STATEMENT
OF THE
1005,903 •
178,500
- /1,184,403
829.028
75,519
131 336
PRESI DENT.
BENJAMIN F. .nTEVENS
SECRETARY.
JOSEPH M. GIBBKICS.
DIRECTORS.
jJames S. Armory.
'Homer Bartlett,
'James Sturgis.
!John A. Anarew,
!Benjamin F. Stevens.
FAVORITE Clio'll 3 / 1 514
ROUSE of this City, is
WANAMA'KER ,: it 'BROW 'S
Popular Establishment, at S. E. corner SIXTH and
MARKET STREETS.
They have the best stock of Beady-Mule Clothing,
and a fine assortment of Piece Goods for Custom
Work, and are natistied with moderate prices. Pay
them a visit for your next Suit. -. • ' fel4-1y
HOWELL . -It - .BROTHERS,
S. W. cor,. Ninth and Chestnut sts,,
Are Manufacturing their new styles of
Paper Hangings
FOR SPRING,
And Samples and Lots of New Goods are now coming
in from their manufactory, which with a fresh Impor
lion. of French . Designs are ready for the inspection of
their customers.
The Increased facilities of their new and more ex
tensive Factory enables them to produce much hand
somer and finished styles.
Imitation Fresco Designs
FOR
Parlors, Entries, Ceilings, &0., &0,,
PREPARED.
mh7.m.tvOlsl m/:
A -FAMILY COAL YARD.
For the sale of the PUREST and BEST article
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL
COAL.
A constant supply of all sizes for Stoves, Heaters,
Rangts, &c., at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Delivered on abut notice, carefully
SCREENED,
PICKED, and
WEIGHT GUARANTIED.
A trial will convince you that the Coat, price and
weight is as represented; if not, on delivery, order it
to be taken back to the yard.
Attention is invited to the SEI AVTNEE EAGLE
VEIN and LEHIGH COAL. The former is a superior
and pure free-burning White Ash Coal, and has given
entire satisfaction to hundreds who have used it in this
city. From 200 to soo tons are mined and sent to the
market daily, of this pnre coal.
Orders through the Post Oflice.or direct to the Yard,
will meet with immediate attention.
' gym. L. F 1 C01.11.k.,
Coal Yard and Office.
rithl4-211
No. 1517 OALLOWHILL STREET.
t 2.35 00
66,123
600.663
1,327.748
64,078
1 037,449
IVIIINI ILAICLAV,,
COAL YARD,
S. E. cor, 'Thirteenth and Willow Streets,
PTIILADFIPELI.A.
J .- " Orders thankfully received and promptly exe
cui ed.
Bhmkunitha' Coal constantly on hand. mhl4-Imj
S.A.I_AE
Fine v ases, Ornaments, Parisian
Bronzes, Bohemian Glassware,
Fancy Goods, &c.,
To Take Place on Wedn e sday and Thurs.'
.day Mornings, 14th and Eith inst.,
AT it 3 O'CLOCK, AT
SCOTT ' S PHILADA. ART GALLERY,
No. 1020 CHESTNUT ST.
The Collection la now arranged for examination.
• B. SCOTT. Jr..
min rt AUCTIONKEFt.
MEM
FROTBiNGHAILI K WELLS,
34 South Front and 35 Letitia Street,
Everett Cottonades, a fall assortment.
bfassachusetts, Bartle!, and Great , Falls Brown and
Bleached Cottons.
Washington Mills Cambrlcs, Balmoral Skirts, Cloths
ant Sackings.
3 4 and 6 4 Doeskins and Cotton Warp Cloths.
W T as a h l i e n =lr liliton Mills Printed and Embossed
Corset and Bleached deans.
Everett and Lowell Worsted Tarns. Nos. 12, 2.6 and 32 .
9-4, 10 4 and 11-4 Marseilles COUnterpanal. 111h13-6t 171
MARkET
NINTH.
4§ , p,
44 \tp,
4 1 4 &
1866. 1866,
C.A.tssINIMECEat.
AMERICAN CASSIMERES.
ENGLISH COATINGS.
FRENCH FABRICS.
ORDERED GOODS.
SELECTED STYLES far
MEN'S FINE WEAR, and
BOYS' SPRING SUITS.
ri, , l pt? atock. is large, varied. select, and therelatre
G. C. KOPP.
MOURNING GOODS.
J.
902 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAS NOW OPEN,
A large assortment of superior
Dlaelr, Silks,
Grrena,dines,
De Laines,
ornlia,zineS,
Crapes,
AND A GREAT VARIE I Y OF NEW FABRICS
SUITABLE FOR
lit O T_Tlarti IN Ore
fe23•fr m w lota
%NARKING WITH DIEELIGLE INK, Embroider
Au. Ing, Kmbibig. Stamping, &c.
M. A. TORREY,
IMO Filbert street.
VINE FRENCH ht TJ L CLOCKS.—A fresh Ine•
etylea, warranted correct
rAZ"":
tEDNESDICT MARCH 14 1866.
HAVE FOR 1111. LE
FARR & RRoTED:R. Importers
1324 Cheetunt argot, below Fourtn,
SITA.WLS.
ED. HALL & CO.,
No; '2B South Second Street,
Will Open, To-day,
Their Spring assortment of Shawls,
Open Centre Long Shawls,
Open Centre Square Shawls,
Filled Centre Long Shawls,
Filled Centre Square Shawls,
New Styles of Spring Shawh3.•
Rich Spun Silk Shawls,
Lama. Wool Shawls,
Cashmere Plaid Shawls,
Blanket Shawls,
' Real Shetland Shawls,
LONG AND SQUARE BLACK THII3ET AELANYLS
_ _
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ratal-wAvai,
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
28 South Second St.,
Would inform their customers
THEY HAVE NOW OPEN
A CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
Cloths for Ladies' Cloaks.
Cloths for Men's Wear.
Cassimeres for Men's Wear.
Cloths and Cassimeres for Boys.
Linen Goods for Boys.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 28 South Second street,
W ill Open 7 his Morning,
5.8 and 74 Heavy mesh Black HornEug
Rich Figure/1 Hernani
Rich Styles Grenadines.
Organdies and hones
Figured Pique and Brilliants
Figured Percales and Lawns
Figured and Striped Chintzes
Figured and Plain Wool De Labies
Traveling Dress Goods
A great variety of
New Style
DRESS GOODS,
OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION
JOHN W. THOMAS.
Nos. 405 and 407 N. Second St.,
HAS NOW OPEN
A large and handsome assortment of new SPRIN9
GOODS, embracing all the Novelties of the Season
which being bought entirely for CASH will be sold a
the LOWEST MARKET BATES
" NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY."
C A.ll. .
We beg to inform our customers and
the public generally that,
Anticipating a Fall in Prices,
On account of the
EXCESSIVE IMPORTATIONS
Decline in Gold,
We have made
IMPORTANT CONCESSIONS
In many parts of our stook,
and have
Narked the Goods at suoh Prices
As will place them
BEYO ND COMPETITION
AND
INSURE THEIR SALE.
We respectfully solicit an inspection of our good 3, as
Great Inducements
Are offered to purchasers
HO It ER. COLLADAY & CO.,
Bnccessors to Thps. W. EVEO3I3 & CO.,
Nos, 818 and 820 Chestnut street.
Fralat WEAVER & CO
i Nanolactorat r ol
ILiNELA AND TA RR .n CORDAGE;
Corde, Twln,
No, 9:8 North Water Street, sad w
No. CI North Delman
=war
rris trne, Philadelg u ttla ccecum
CONALD F. 01,0TBIEDI, V3l3'
FOR NEW YORK, , I
Via Delaware and Raritan Canal.
The Philadelphia and New York Expreal
Steamboat Company.
Steam Propellers leave DAILY front
1 6A1f3 FIRST 'WHARF below MARKET street,
malting the run In 24 HODRS.
This Line connects with all Northern and Eastern
Transportation Companies. Goode forwarded directta
allpoints free of commission,
Freight received at lowest rate..
WM. P. CLYDE dc CO,. Agents.
14 South Wharves, Philaaelphla,
JAS. RAND. Agent.
117 Wall street. New 'York-.
JAS. IL CAIIIIBEII & Cm,
No. 72)7 Chestnut St.;
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CASH SHYERS
AT WHOLESALE,
TO '.1.1-LP_IR STOCK OF .
FRENCH,
BRITISH and
AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
which, for extent, variety and general aoaptation tOr
the wants of' the trade. lB unrivaled.
As we are constantly in receipt of the choicest and
cheapest offerings of this and other marketa,our stock
will always be worthy of inspection. mhs-hn rpl
Linen I) ep artm.ent.
.FIGNIER, COLL ADAY &COI
SUCCESSORS TO
THOMAS W. EVANS do CO,,
HAVE NOW OPEN,
A Icy ASSORTMENT OF
LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING
4G-4:340E)R,
To which they invite special attention,
818 and 820 Chestnut:Street,
mbB-1.21. roi
BOYS' W EAR .
FINE. ALL WOOL CASSIMERES,II 00.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK DO., $5.
PINE MIXED TWEEDS. 25.
FANCY STYLE CASSIMERES,SI 37 , 4*.
FINE GOODS FOR SUIT?, t 1 50 toll A.
FANCY MIXED FOR SLITS, 11
MENS' WEAR.
NEW STYLE CASKISIERES.
LIGHT GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR.-
STUFFS FOR BUSINESS SUITS.
BLACK CLOTHS, CHEAP. "C .
FINE SPRING COATEGS.
FANCY CASSIMEBES FOR SUITS:
LADIES' SACKING&
PLAIN MIDDLE: EX CLOTH.
FANCY MEDDVESPX CLOTHS.
NEW DOUBLE WIDTH CLOTHS.
SINGLE WIDTH C AssINIERES FOB SAQ . CfM;-
-
•
DRESS GOODS.
ONE CASE CHEHNE POPLINS, IS cts.
LARGE PLAID SCOTCH GENGH A VR, 45 era.
GOOD BLACK ALPACAS, 50 cta.
WHITE GROUND FIGURED um:urns,
WHITE GROUND ALPACAS, 50 as.
FRENCH FIGURED JACONETS.
PINK, BLUE AND BUFF PERCALES.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE k
.?
N. W. cor. Eighth and Market St%
fe1.541 rp
NOTICE.
JAMES, KENT, SAN
TEE & CO.
Beg leave, respectfully, to inform their patrons anti
friends, that they will be ready
To Resume Their Business,.
AT THEIR
OLD STAND,.
e
Nos. 239 and 241 North Third Ste.
ON MONDAY, March 12,1866. `
mh6-10t rp?
1866. SPRING. 1866 g.
EDMUND YARD & CO.,
617 Chestnut and 614 Jayne Streets - ,',
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Silks and Fancy Dress Goods,
Linens and White Goods;,
Shawls and Balmorals.
DEALERS IN
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
Germantown Fancy Wool Goode,
Anal Line of Prints.
AT THE LOWFST MARKET RATES. feo-2ra ITV
J. L. UJi E 'I 0018 T.
Successor to Fowler. Wells & Co.. giVES
written and verbal descriptions ,of character.
with Marts, daily at .
[whin s.m.wimrpj No 2.573. TENTH Street.
MONEY TO ANY zusotrrn LOANED
UPON DIAHUNDS WATCHES. JEW - Mr:
BY, PLATE marimsTe, am, at
JON I ES & CO.'S.
or,D,ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE,
corner of THIRD and GastrrT.T.l Stree ts,
_ _ Below Lombard. _
N. R--DIMIONDS, WATCHES, THWEEII,I :Yi
(}INS, &en
POll SALM AT
BEISIARICA- 131 Pg LOWPRICES, fealrall