BrINJEsg NOTICES.I
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TEX, GREAT,EmNot" limPosiri N.
yo
gays 9eneral Banks; "My friends, now:
The French next year intend
TO have a grand industrial andit', ,?
And to it we should send
Such' samples of what 'Yankees make,
:AS In each Frenchman's breast
)
Shall wond'ring admiration wake.
Too' great to be repressed;
And, for oae Item, I'd propose -
Sonwof the Tower's peerless clothes :"
Our stock of Clothing is the largat and most complete
*s this citir, surpassed by none in materttst, style and
tit. and sold at prices guaranteed lower than the lowest.
- TOWNS NALL,
' ' No. 518 Market Street,
ByzaTErr a co.
THE FIVE POINTS
Of that chaste, retired spot, the Five Points of New
The people andnewspapers frequently talk,
But we wish now, to tell you of live'points that are
To be seen radiating from Pmts.:Vs bright "Shun: ,
.As regards Darability, that is the first, •
For few ever knew the Stir's garments to burst;
And regarding the next.wbleh is Fashijik, "you know,' '
Yon are aura to obtain it triim Perry & Co.
The two points of FEN ma and thrytz all can see
carried out by this firm to the highest degree;
Twin sisters of Fasmoii. they step in to aid
, To embellish the form and increase the "SrAs.'s"
trade.
But the last (not the leaet) point , the "Sake," has to tell
Is the GRAND POINT or inrawarrrase, else how could it
Twenty-Dollar Sprliag Snide , which have gained such
renown
Tbat the street corners echo it sal over town.
Haying BOUGHT SERVE THE torcr.nrs, the proprie
tors: of the "Star" have reduced their prices corre
spondingly. OUR' EITOCB-07. READY-MADE OLowarro
embracei every style of garment now worn, and every
variety of piece goods: Our customer dePartment is
conducted by the most competent artists. Give us a
AWE CO4lB, TWi)Dormess ZACK, •
STAR CLOTHING EcitrsE„ •
• • . F. 1 . :10N. : : c.c.s t
69 CHESTNUT STREET, SIGN OF THE "STAR."
• ' PERRY 'dc CO.
NTEENWAY B 130.NS'
' • P/ANOS
Are now ackabwleeigedt the bast In
itial:orients in idurops as well as America. They are
seed i d Do om and p_rivate. y)._ the greatest artists
imrrolle, by NON NoLuW, DaEYSCROCK,
J A Firs, a nd others; In this countryby MILLS.
KABON. wothsomv, etc. For sales on by
BLASIUS BROS.,
feat- tf 1006 Cheatnut street.
-- . CEaCKERING
111MGRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHTM
PIANOS. •
Piity•six. Medals in America and Europe, and II 0,000
'instruments in use.
Great Collection of ORGANS and MELODEONS.
New Ware Rooms, 914 CHESTNUT street.
Inta-sa.tu,th W. H. DUTTON.
im ma h &lillEGNET ORGANS AND STECK dt i m
CO.'S PIANO FORTES.
wrETI The only place where these unri
valed instruments can be had in Philadelphia, is at
J. E. GOULD',
131,5tatf/ • Seventh and Chestnut.
REDUCTION! REDUOTION!!
hi ,Steck & Co.'s 1025 Pianos lor 1%525 TVlStec.k & Co.'s 575 " " 475 _
Raven & Bacon's 550 " " 450
- Raven & Bacona 500 " " 400
• Haines Bro's. 400 " " 300
mit.l4-tn • J. E. GOULD, Seventh and chestnut.
EVENING BULL ETIN.
TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1866
CLEVER 14TOCR'rON
New Jersey seems to have entered the
ring, in the great popular exhibition at
Washington, this season, in an entirely
new and original character. Superficial
people are inthe habit of regarding our
sister — State as rather slow, backward,
and almost dull; but their minds are
being rapidly disabused of this error.
The dry sands and bracing pine breezes
of New Jersey are most favorable to the
development of the keenest humor, and
- we have not been surprised at all, at the
amount of amusement which Congress
and the country at large have derived
from the performances of the Jersey
branch of the national councils. What
Rogers is to the House, Stockton bids
fair to be to the Senate, and with such a
cast, we may be sure that the remainder
of the session will be enlivened with
constant sallies of wit and exhibitions
of practical drollery.
Last week, as everybody knows, Nr.
Stockton "voted himself a farm," in . the
private and select domain of his Uncle
at Washington. The grave andreverend
seigniors of the Senate looked on with
ludicrous amazement at the unprece
dented feat, while the country was
tumultuously delighted with the novelty
and neatness of the performance. It
was like a new jokefrom the clown, or a
new trick by our veteran friend, Signor
Blitz. At a single bound, Mr. Stockton
had placed himself beside the hitherto
unrivalled Rogers, and older and less
successful Senators looked on with ill
disguised envy at the brilliant achieve-
went: It took a couple of days for the
Senate to recover its breath, and yester
day it Settled down to a discussionof the
status of the self-made Senator
Mr. Sumner re-opened the question,
and brought up a mass of evidence to
prove the originality of Mr. Stockton's
contrivance. After a lengthy debate,
Mr. Stockton got the floor and at once
struck an attitude as "the noblest It oman
of us all.". Mr. Stockton explained
that he did not vote for himself at all.
He voted for New Jersey. New Jersey
was what he was after, and 'so far as he
was personally concerned, the whole
matter was one of profound indifference.
In fact, he would rather not be both-,
ered with it. He gave the Senate'
the fresh piece of intelligence that'
"eleven States are out of the Union
now, and an attempt is made to put New
Jersey out." The enunciation of this
startling heresy,by a full-blooded Demo
- erat like Mr. Stockton, seems to have
fairly paralyzed his friends, for neither
Saulsbury, Davis nor Johnson appear
to have made the faintest protest against
it. If this is the way Mr. Stockton is
going to be a Democratic Senator,--if he
means to fly in the face of his whole
_party, who have been demonstrating for
months that the eleven States are not out
of 'the Union, the sooner they send him
home the better. But the unkindest cut
of all is to say that anybody wants to
put New Jersey out. We can assure Mr.
Stockton that New Jersey will not be
in the least "put out,", if he should re
turn to the' peaceful shades of private
life. "Put New Jersey out '?" Why it
was only last Fall that New Jersey was
"restored to her practical relations to the
Union," and we are all too glad to have
her back to dream of putting her out
again. Mr. Stockton may rest assured,
that whatever may happen to the other
states recently in rebellion, we shall not
allow our trans-Delawarian neighbor to
stray off again into the wilderness from
which she has been so lately reclaimed.
.1";
"Put New Jersey out?" Not precisely.
But Mr. Stockton reserved his bonne
bfiuche, like the true artik that lie is;for
the last act. In the course:of, the debate,
the idea was dropped that hiavotowas
superfluous, after all, and that-ther,tie
vote, which would otherwise hate been
cast, was sufficient to ensure his sek. It
was also revealed . to Mr. Stockton'that
the unanimous consent of the Chamber
was necessary to permit the withdrawal
of his vote. Whereupon, he again rises,
and in a burst of generous magnanimity,
he offers to withdraw his vote! He did
not wish to;embarrass the question with
personal considerations, not he. He
Would withdraw his vote; he would
leave it to the Judiciary Committee; he
would—Well, in fact, he would—yes,
upon the whole, he would withdraw his
vote. Clever Stockton! There is but
one loftier flightfor his ambitious wings.
If he could only contrive to get the
unanimous consent of the Senate, all
but his own vote, and then vote against
the withdrawal himself! •We believe
Rogers would .commit suicide, out of
pure envy and•despair. Try him, Mr.
Stockton, just for fun.
CLAY ON THE CA/KAM/ME.
A letter written by Clement C. Clay,
Jr., from St. Catharine's, C. W. Novem
ber 4th, 1864, to a rebel friend, has just
been made public. It refers chiefly to
the rebel raiders and other miscreants
who were committing outrages on the
lakes and on the border. But it refers
incidentally to the pending Presidential
election, and says that the Democrats
of the Northwest were ripe for revolu-
Alen if Lincoln should be re-elected. It
also says "tbe sympathiesof nine-tenths
of the Canadians are with Young (the
St. Albans raider), and his men—a ma
jority of all the newspapers justify or
excuse his act as merely retaliation, and
they desire only the authority of the
Confederate States Government for it to
resist their extradition."
This is only a new confirmation of the
fact that the Canadians not only sym
pathized with the rebels, but that they
approved of the predatory bands organ
ized in their own territory, for incur
sions into the United States, with intent
to burn towns, rob banks, destroy rail
road trains and murder defenceless citi
zens. Can the Canadians wonder, after
this, that thepeople of the United States
feel no,pity for theme in their fright
about the Fenians ? They jeered us in
the time of our great trouble, and did all
they could to help those who were try
ing to destroy us as a nation. We can
retaliate, without violating the law of
nations, by letting the Fenians go on in
their work.
CLAssicAn MATINEE.—fir. Charles H.
Jarvis's Fifth Classical Mating will be given
at the Foyer of the Academy, to-morrow
afternoon, at four o'clock. This tine series
Of musical entertainments is drawing to a
close, and we may thereforelook foranother
crowded audience. The programme for to
morrow is a very choice one, and we recom
mend the lovers of good music not to lose
this opportunity of hearing Mr. Jarvis in
his admirable performance of the compo
sitions of the best masters. Mr. Jarvis will
be supported by several of the leading
artists: g of the city.
THE .AHERICAN ANTI-LNCRUSTATOR.--
There are daily new proofst of the value of
this remarkable invention for freeing steam
boilers from incrustation. In another
column, to-day, will be found a letter from
Messrs. Morgan, Orr & Co., showing the
effect of it in a boiler of theirs. Every steam
boiler in the country should have one of
these simple and ingenious contrivances in
troduced.
ST. MAurrnes EVE.—We are in receipt of
an advance copy of Mrs. Wood's new and
fascinating xomance, "St. Martin's Eve." It
is written in, the interesting style of her
earlieit works, and deserves a faller notice
than we can give to-day. It will be pub
lished to-morrow.
Extensive Sale of Real; nitate
Messrs. Thomas dr. Sons' sale at the Exchange, on
Tuesca) next, includes several very desirable city and
counlry Residences, genteel Dwellings, Stores, Build.
Ing Lots, de. See auction head.
Sale on the Premises. Preamt's La- , 78', to-morrow
afternoon, at 3 o'clock,—Estate of Andrew Crisman.
deceased. Desirable Farm of 37 acres. between Ger
mantown and Frankford Twenty-second Ward,
miles of Fisher's. e station.
Important Sale of Coal Lands.
An important sale of valuable Coal Lane s, in Lu
zerne county. will take place at the Exchange, on the
fourth of next mouth. Pull deseriptione may be seen
under James A. Freeman'eauetion advertlsonc.n7s, and
maps may be examined a t AG auction sore. The two
tout be (Ocelot...
TORN OREM'
lERTNIIT BITELDEEt.
1,1 1731 CII STREET
- - -
and 218 LOijGE STREET.
Mechanics of every branch required for hcmsebuild
frig and fitting promptly furnished. jaB-csa*
STATIONERY—LETTER, CAP AND NOTE
PAPERS, ENVELOPES, BLANK BOORS, and
every requisite In the Stationery line, selling at the
lowest figures at
J. R. DOWNING' o Stationery store,
malt-tfrN Eighth streettwo doors above Walnut.
REDUCED PRICES. —Large Photographs for C.
every variety of style and exquisite finish, -exe
cuted in superior manner. at B. - P. REIMER'S Gal.
lery, 624 Arch street. Now is the time: go early.
SMALL BENCH AND HAND VISES, Sliding
Tongs, Callipers, Compasses Plneers. Pliers and
Wire Nippers, for sale at the Hardware Store of TRU-
MAN dr, SHAW, No. MS (Eight Thirty-five) Market
street, below Ninth.
Di. ICES BEDUCP D.—Life-size Photographs in Oil
1 Colors, the most pleasing, lifelike and natural
styles of Portraits made. See specimens. B. F. BED•
EEB'S, 624 Arch street.
CASH WEIGH To, Cords and Pulleys: Sash Fes
° tenets, lifts. Knobs and a general yarfety of Build
ing Hardwa,e, for sale by TRUMeD7 SHAW, No.
835 (Eight Thirty-live) Market street, below Ninth.
FOR V.—Cartes tie Visite, of fine style and sane.
rior execrtion, Likenesses of rare accuracy. Go to
BRIMF.R'S Gallery, Second street, ahove Green, and
obtain them.
TioAThNT CATTLE LEADERS may be attached to
the nose of any animal in a few seconds, without
the necessity of slitting the cartilage, giving you the
entire control of it, and also prevents cattle from
breaking down fences. For sale, -with steel Bull
Rings. by TRUMAN ds SHAW, No. 835 (Eight Thirty
five) Market street, below Ninth.
FAMILIES SUPPLIED with prime FLOUR at a
fair price and punctually delivered. No. 214 South
BROA.1) Street. its
1866.5ir - lx4Enacakii:Bo2l:LEllalr E ;tnad Xs 1 ;1;8 '8
dyed and Children's hair cat. Corner Exchance Place
and Dock street. [its] G. K°P • P '
ACHEAP LOT OF BLACK REAL CHANTILLY
LACE POINTES.--Gt O. W. VOGEL, No. 146
Chestnut street. Invites attention to a very cheap lot of
Black Beal Chantilly Lace Palates (Half Shawls), va•
rying lrc price from 590.10 $l3l A ch. Ice assortment at
the above low prices. Reduced to correspond with
the gold rates. inh27-etrp*
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTORY —Hoop Skirts ready made and made to order; Nyarranted Of the
bestmaterirds. AlM,Skizte repaired.
felstMßS. E. BAYLEY,
ml id 2 Vine street. above Eighth.
WINE FRENCH MANTEL CLOCR 13.—A fresh
fittett.tlon of beantltnl styles,. warranted correct
RvisPERE.
FARR & BROTHER. Importers,
L 324 Chestnut street, belMEStittla.
THE DAIL* EV:EIiIN6 iTILLETIN • TUD
BABBITT;
Or, Anti-Frietioa Metal.
'A superior sreariugarticle, as roanufisctured for
47e - if/a Seam • '
For sale by • • • •
J. W. BAK ER,
.
mh24-3t4p. al NORTH SECOND ErnmEr.
- FIIIOREEM SILVER JEWELRY.
mh2l6t ‘ ft?
GOLD AT $l. 25.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
HAVANA CIGARS,
Londres. Concbas and Operas, ranging between 150
and 'O5O just received and for sale in bond and duty
paid; by
GUMPERT BROS.,
106 South lelaware avenue
Sir Retail Store, No. 1341 Chestnut street. ndott-' 2t/rp
:
spring la,si ons For Children,
SHOEMAKER & 00 ,
Nos. 4 and 6 North Eighth St.
r.-now openine a splendid assortment of CHM
DIt.F.'IVS CLOA LUNG in the Latest Parts Styles, un
surpasst.d for elegance of workmanship and mate
rial.
The nablic.lß invital In call and examine.
The genuine and well' known Ileldstect. et Co.'s
Chau i egne for sale in largo or small quantities, at
the Importer's price in New York. also,
S. W. corner Broad and Walnut
fe2stb s,tu
JAY COOKE & CO.,
NEW OFFICE.
114 South Third Street,
Bankers,
AND
Dealers in Government Securities,
V. S. (Ps of 1881.
5' 20's, Old and New,
10-40 , 5; Certilleates of Indebtedness,
7.30 NOTES, Ist, 2d, and 3d Series.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted;
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSIT/3.
Collection's made. Stoclm Bought and Sold on Com
mission.
agfitbaaineas accommodations RESERI7ED FOR
PITILADELMIA. Pebrnab , iBEB. A 37 3m
N O DISAPPOINTMENT—NEVER FALLS.
Salt-rheum, Scald-head, all Skin Diseases
Prepared by Dr. Swayne & Son, no North Sixth.
Swayne's
Swayne's
SwaynE's
Swayne's •SYSTF. OF ALL Panacea
Bnivne's
Swayne's
For Scrofula, Ulcerated sore Throat, Indolent
Tumors WO effects of Mercdry, &e.
Prepared only by Dr SWAYNE dt SON,
m132.3413,th,f
111 N. FOu t Hstreet. Show eases in great va
riety. We ]allow the decline In prices.
mhserst*rp. W, H. GROVE.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS, for cleaning sliver and all
ver-plated ware, a NEW POr.i 0 POWDER
—the beat ever made. FARR do BROTHER,
fels 8:24 Chestnut street below Fourth
MOB SALE.—To ShiPPers, :Grocers, Hotel-keepera
. and others—A very superior lot of Champagne
Cider, by the barrel or dozen. P 3. JORDAN ,
nog -rube 220 Pear street below Third and Walnut
JORDAN'S ICIELIIEBBATED TONDO Ala—The
truly healthful and nutritious beverage, now in nee
by thotisands—invands and others—luta established a
character for quality of material and purity of mann.
facture, which stands unrivaled. It is recommended
by physiclarm of this and other places. as a superior
tents, and requires but a trial to convince the most
skeptical of its great merit. To be had, wholes's' and
stall. of P. JORDAN - . 220 Pear street.
, cIATMAN_,
_8 - Auctioneer and Money Brokr,
1 N. E. corner of Third and Spruce streets, only one
square below the Exchange. NA.TMANkys prin c ip a l
Since, established for the last forty years. Money
to loan In large or mall amonntei, at the lowest rates,
on litamondg,stiver Plate, Watches Jewelry,
log and goods of every description': umoehoarsfrom
A.
M. till 7 P. M. de2B-tfrp.
F/TLEH, 7910,FirER
Mann&~sroxe o!
mil i-gAota_MalElD63.ooß.DAele.
l'ich
Igertil
d i f? - 4, 11 " 1 "4war
/Comm H. Brimam. j =mum Wiaina.
lki ARNIM* WITH TEDEILIBLE DE, Embroider
411 . ble l Braiding, Stamping, die.
I A. TORREY,
latnEtibert street.
SPANISH OLIVEB.-100 Reeks fresh Spanish Olives,
just received and for sale by J. B. BIISSIELEt di
W.. its Ft Delaware Avenue.
TTALNIITS AND AL3IONDS.—New crop Grenoble
Walnuts and Paper Shell Almonds, for eale by
J..l.3,Btrstmat 8 co„ 108 B. Delaware Avenue.
Tine 113 a personal Invitation
to the reiulerA
) exarnine our
new styles of
_____ •
SPRING TEDIES,
cassime , e Stilts for $l5. and
Black Sotto for 522. Finer Suite,
all prices up to $75.
WANA.M...II ER dr. _BROWN,
OAK HALL,
8017TECIA' ET CORNICE
SIXTH and MARKET But.
JUST RECEIVED,
Bailey & Co.,
CHAMPAGNES.
JULFS MUM'S DRY VERZENAY and
IMPERIAL ROSE
MOLT & CILANDONs GREEN SEAL.
VERZENAN AND SlLT:ray.
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
'ltch Cora inft onz 12 to 18 Hour. . Tetter."
Itch SWAYNE'S 01..vn.tE.,Nrr Tetter."
Itth SIVATNE'S OINTMENT Tatter."
"Itch :".7EvEr. FAIL'S TO CURE. Tetter."
SPRING. PDRrPY THE BLOOD
CLEJS.IISE THE Panicea
ENICPURITIES
3301Torth Slalti Street, aboie vine.
... 7 .' ~, • ,
. :.
DAV- 31.,
BROKEN TO' ItAINESS."
This Story le as miteki out - of the ordinary way, as
the title of it.; With a ski hand the artist has wo
ven his manyhued.materiab3 into , a -,Crirlinis web, as:
1111
unlike the common as a bri lls t Persian carpet, is an
like a dtal.2lldefersninstez. e social life of a young,
proud, tunbitions; penniless g 1...1s 'the warp, and the
' BOhemian 'Ms of a ybung Journalist, , whom she mar
. ried; to everybody's surprise, (and his own ) is the
woof:of this tapestry. • „How they met, and loved, and
didn't love; and how the old , worldly. maneuvering
aunt of Barbara tried to , spoil her; and how the old
domestic tease of a mother of Prank worried:her; and
hoW she tired and chafed •in the harness of her new
life, and how Frank got, jealous and uninst (as men
will); and how at last they . met In a strop r and bet
ter love—ls told with. so much knowledge of human
nature, and in such a vigorous, animated . * y.that the
book would greatly attract by this only. But the pic
tures of club-life and of the Initial life of the half-caste
"men of the pen," which are scattered through it; are
so admirable, no vivid, that the entire combination
mikes a very unusually sPlrited and attractive book.
I.4II3ItINGr
-
, _
14 PUBT.TaTram • .
$l5O A MONTH!
• .
•
We want Agents everywhere to sell ane and valu
able discovery, pronotmeed by everybody the most
Imuirelone invention of modern date. Send thirty-
Eye cents for maple (worth alone a handsome man)
and fall earilimation and particulars. Address
LIPPINCOTT dc ZEL.AL,
-
BOSTON, MASS.
1866. SPRING. 1866.
EDMUND YARD & CO.,
617 Chestnut and 614 Jayne Streets,
IKEVETHES .AND JOBBERS OF
Silks and Fancy Dress Goods,
Linens and White Goods,
Shawls and. Balmoral,.
'WA L'ERR
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS.
t•N
• Gennant- ti a Fancy Wool Goode,
A Pall Line of Prints.
AT THE I.o\v/i MARKET BATES. fear= rpi
CARDS OF ADMISSION
Great Bale of Paintings of
JAMES. S. EARLE & SONS'
On the Eveninks of Tuesday, March Mb. and
Wed
ne+day.idarchSth.
Sales at half-past Seven o'clock.
Tieketa may be obtained of James S. Earle it Sous,
816 Chestnut street, and of E. Scott, Jr., 103 e Chestnut
street. znh2S-2t .
LOOKING GLASSES
GREATLY REDUCED
IN PRICE.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
uth24-7c .
816 Chestnut Street.
COAL! COAL
BEST QUALITIES OP COAL
AT LOWEST LIAILIKET BATES,
AT
ALTER'S
.COAL YARD,
NINTH. STREET,
BELOW GIRARD AVENUE.
irif - RECR OFFICE MEN= OP SIXTH
AND SPRING GARDEN. delOtapl•cp
4 J. T. GALLAGHER,
.
Late of BAILEY & CO.,
FORMERLY HAI=RY ck KITCHEN,
Invites attention to his
NEW 'JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT,
Se W, con Thirteenth and Chestnut Sts,
HIS STOCK OF
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
AND OTHER
•
FINE JEWELRY
Sterling Silverware and Silver Plated
Ware.
will be found very complete. Those wishing to pur
chase or examine will find it much to their advantage
to favor him with a call. All goods WARRANTED
of FIRST QVALITY, and urines sausiaciorryy. The
Crzatnaerao VACHERON and CONIttTANTINE
WATCH, of all sizes, fbr Ladies and Gentle/Wt.
Epeeist attention given to DIAMONDS.
Watches and Clocks carefttlly Repaired and War.
ranted. mkt- thsa tn' Sp/
Panacea
Panacea
Panacea
Panacea
HENRY HARPER,
-Tilt 520 ARCH ST., ' l 4
Manufacturer and Dealer In
Watches, -
Jewelry,
Silverware
And Superior Silver Plated Ware,
m 1214 lmrp
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Phijade!phi&
PA TEN T WIRE WORK
FOR RAILINGS, STORE FRONTS,
GUARDS, PARTITIONS, &c.
ERON:BEDISTEADS AND WIRE WORK .
in variety, manufactured by
M• WALKER & SONS,
mba-sm 41i NO. it NORTH SIXTH Street,,.
GROVER & BAKER'S
XISEPROVED SHUTTLE MOLOCH" STITCH SEW-
ENG MAOHINHS.
ecc.No. 1 and No. 9 for Taller], Shoemaker!. Saddles,
780 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
17 MARHET Street. Harrisburg. ibl-gm rp
111 _NORTH FOURTH. street. . oaks, Once tables,
1-1 selling low for good work.' mh2C,rp,St*
WITICECMcvnTH tin.LL attention le our
on oent assortment of superior MikIWO,
oh we always have on hand, and otter
them at very reasonable prices to urehasers. Best of
reference, and ATLI QUABAIQT EJII Invariably
ven by
THEI DRION PLUM HANITRACIVALL4O 00;
eine X. 17 Nubia mesh
pA.:_y• :; :*AAcj4 : 27.„ lsfi.s-.
HEQIITRET) AT THE
FANCY CA SEHMERES
CLOTHS,
FOR lAI)IES' RAORS.
Just opened a full and varied steer. at
Itedgced Prim+
CURWEN• STODDART dr. BROTHER,
Not 450, 452 and 454 Borth Secand St,
ratitry-3t Above Willow.
BONNET OPENING.
THURSDAY, MARCH 29 1 1866.
WOOD & CARY,
725 Chestnut St.
inbietf rp
BONNETS! BONNETS.!
BONNET OPENING.
Wednesday, March 28th.
E. P. GILL, & 00 ,
720 Arch Street.
mbrs-3t rr•
-JAS. It. CAMPBELL &
727 Chestnut St.
THE Alqtras.LlON or. CASH SC-TERS
AT vaioLEss.LE,
TO ismela Swag OF
FRENCH,
H BRITISH and
AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
which, for extent, variety and general aaaptation to
tire waata of the trade. Is unrivaled.
As we are constantly in receipt of the choicest and
cheapest offerings Of this and other markets,our stock
will always be worthy of inspection. mhs-lm rig
BOYS' WEAK
FLNE, ALL WOOL CASSIMERES,TI Co.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK DO., tl
FDIE MIXED TWREDS,II
FANCY STYLE CASSINcvIArS,,,ISIIi.
FLNE GOODS FOR SUITS, Eti 50 to ti Si.
FANCY MIN - PD FOR SUITS, V. C.
MENS' WEAR:
rt w STYLE CASSIMER.I
LIGHT . GOODS FOR SPRING, WE A R
STUFFS FOR BUSINESS SUITS.
BLACK CLOTHS, CHEAP.
FINE SPRING COATINGS.
. FANCY CAS. IMERES FOR SUITS.
LADIES' SACKINGS.
PLAIN MIDDLESEX CLOTH.
FANCY MIDDLESEX CLOTHS.
NRW DOUBLE WIDTH CLOTHS.
SINGLE ; WIDTH CASSDIF.LEIS FOR BAQUES.
DRESS GOODS
•
ONE CASE CHENNE POPLINS, 53 cts.
LARGE Pr. aryl SCOTCH GDMHAIIB, 45 cta.
GOOD BLACK ALPACAS, 50 cts.
WHITE GROUND FIGURED MOITAIES,
WHITE GROUND ALPACAS, 50 cts.
FRENCH FIGURED JAOONETS.
PINK, BLUE AND BUFF PEBCALIE.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
fe,l5 N. - ti . eon Eighth and Market Sts.
W rp
ERMLSEY BAXTER &CO. ,
Dry Goods Commission Merchants ,
104 Chestnut Street,
inra, A DELPHI/S.
Winona Sackings and Cassixneres.
Mullineal:la's do.
Double and Twist do.
Fancy Shirting Flannels,
Lewiston Cottonades,
Hillsborough Merino Cloths,
Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds Satinets, &c.
Sbawmese Mills Ginghams, Apron Checks, &c., &c.
Slleslas, Corset Jeans. Wigans. &c. ndattCth,sim rig
JUST RECEIVED,
' A. NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
WA.TCELHS,
Silver and Silver Plated Ware:
;J.° LAMBE LOT OF SMALL SILVER
wATetrrel FOR BOYS -1/9-1r
`0; •Tr`
DIAMONDS and other Stones set In the Latest Styles.
Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted.
,Prices very moderate indeed—OW
N. LONE
• _ 1028 011118T5111T BMW.
na hus-th sa to 120
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED
IPON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWEL.
RY, PLATE CLOTHING, dco., at
- & CO.'S.
oLDESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE,
• Corner of THIRD and GABKLLL Streete,
Below Lombard.
N. B. DL&MOZIDEI, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
GlM3,dce,, •
Y LOWlililaEtEL
OPENING.
PARIS NOVELTIES IN
, MAN TILL AS,
A. 1.60,
- •
Fine Lama Lace,
(Dentelle des Indes.)
POINTS, SHAWLS AID BOTONDES,
On. Thursday, March 29.
11 . . W. PROCTOR & CO.,
920 Chestnut StrePt.
mb27trimo2m r 1)
HOMO, COMA DAY 009 )
Successors to Thos. W. - Evans &
Still continue the sale of their. stock. Or
.
. ,
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS;,
At the stone Beale of redaction -
Below Gol4 Rateg•
That they Previously announced,
NEW STYLES OF GOODS DEMO OPENED CON
' TINCALLY.
. -
Nos. 818 and 820 Chestnut street.
mb26,1
NEW GOODS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.
S. Second
Will Open this Morning,.
Three Cases Silkand Linen •
JP 40 31P LINT
AND . 1 ,
ONE CASE BRIGHT PLAID POPLINS
(SILK AND WOOL)
ror Children's and Mazes' Wear.
nab26.2t. rp
OPEN ING.
...._
J. M. HAFLEIII,.
902 Chestnut Street,
Will Open for Inspection and Sale, his,
New Spring Styles.
IN
SILK _MANTILLAS,
On Wednesday, March 28111. 1566,
rah 2,3-3:
PENNSYLVANIA AOA-
DEAIY OF FINE ARTS..
JAMES S.
SONS' Fifth Great Sale of
valuable Oil Paintings, on
the Evenings of Tuesday;
Mar6h 27th and Wednes-
day, is March 28th, at 71-2
o'clock.
The entire col-
lection now on; Exhibition,
Free. Open Day and Eve-
fling with Catalogues.
B. SCOTT, Jr.,
rrazl9 7 rp
BA ENS.LEY LINEN
GOOLE.
Nov Opening.
Beal Barnsley Sheetings,
Superior Barnsley Table Damasks,
Extra Heavy Table Diaper,
Heav Loom Diaper,
Fine Marseilles Quilts,
061'd Bordered Wash'd Huck Towels,.
Extra Size.
'These goods were wadeexpressly to order for our
best bonny trade bat Tona tbeir extraordinary dura
bility are a,lso wed'suited to first class Hotels or Board
ing RouseS. ,
Skeppard,Van Ilarfiugen 85Arrisoff
Importers of Linens and Ronseforedeilatag Goode,
No. 1008 Chestnut Street,-
nah22412 ea to lit rp
EARLE &
AIIOTION.t,E , b.