Daily evening bulletin. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1856-1870, March 31, 1866, Image 4

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    ICIISINESS NOTI4DES.
A BRIGHT SHEA.
See w hat it Is to help yourself! .
This, Jersey's Stockton noted,
And rather than go on the shelf,
l'orort hie own stay he voted
In his Senatorial place,
And thus, by one step. won the race.
Bath man his own requirements knows,
And claims what's in his power;
So vote yourself that suit of Clothes
Touneed so, from the Tower.
•
Owr stock of. Clothing is the laved and moat complete.
in this. city. surpassed by none in material, stsdn and
708. and sold atprtees guaranteed lower than the Wieest•
TOWER SALL,
No. 618 Market Street.
13BNNATr & 00.
ALICE BROWN.
BY L. D. BABBOUL.
In the suburbs of the city
Dwelt &country clown,
Close beside hilt—what a pity—
Lived sweet Alice Brown.
What was most to be regretted,
Alice and her aunt
Were to this same man indebted—
Bich old David Grant.
"Alice looks more like a fairy
Than a country girl,
Flitting through the cottage dairy,"
sad this stupid churl
"The maiden aunt may keep the farm
Bent free all her life,
If she will make—ibr 'tis no harm—
Alice be my wife."
To him she never would be wed,
She firmly did declare,
Though she'd no place to lay her head,
Nor second gown to wear.
Forgive the maiden—who would not ?
For her heart was gone •
Unto a youth who passed the cot
Every summer morn.
Such a tale as we are telling
How we bate to 'mar ;
David Grant found we were selling
Clothing at the Star;
We sold him a snit of clothing;
Sold it, too, so cheap•
Alice leaked no more With loathing
On hie puree so deep.
But she changed her mind, 'lts said,
Or strayed from the truth—
Promised she would David wed—
* Seen forgot the youth.
The lover saw what changed the clown,
.And visited the= tar;
Then for the suburbs of the town
He took the nearest car.
And having chanced to reach the church
Before the knot was tied,
He left old David "In the lurch,"
And took away the bride
N. B.—We have the moat tastefully cut and trimmed,
and best made-up stock of ready-made Clothing to be
found in this city. which we sell at lower prices than
the "sibp shops" ask for inferior goods. Also, piece
goods, of every variety. Our customer department Is
conducted by the best artists.
STAR CLOTHING BUFORD:RC
609 CHESTNUT STREET'. SIGN OF THE STAR.
PERRY & CO.
BARGAINS IN LACE CUBTAlNS.—Wehavernst
received born AUCTLON, a large invoice of LA.LE
CIIR N
TAIS. some very elegant patterns, which we
will 'sell LOW. Call and see how much the price la
reduced. .e..ELTY, GAARINGTON & CO.,
723 Chestnut street.
• er.isdNWAY & SONS'
PIANOS
MA's now acknowledged the best In-1M
atrontents In Zurope as well as America. They are
weed in public and private,_by the greeted arilsus
liTng_in Europe, b y V O N B MAW, DREYSCHOOK,
LISZT, JAEL.Wend others; in this coUntry by MILLS,
MASON, WOLIWAIN, etc. FBLAor nide only by
ME; BROS.,
BSA- hi 1006 Chestnut street.
GEO. STECK & CO.'S PIANOS.--m
These Leautifol instruments are as
strongly recommended by the follow
-jug among tne leading artists in America as any
Pianos made in this country or in Europe
'Wm. Mason, S. B. Mills, Theo. Thomas, H. C. Timm.
Max Maretzek, Geo. W. Morgan, Carl Bergman, Carl
Wolfsohn, Chas. B. Jarvis, M:H.,Cross, Carl Gaut,
'tier. H. G.; Thunder r J. N. Beck. Joseph RI, ,O,
C. Crofts.
Cxecunems of certificates as to their duratoUtiv, and
the references of one thousand purchasers in Philo
ilelptda and vicinity, to be had on application.
} or sale in rhiladeiphia only. by
J. E. GOULD,
Seventh and Chestnut.
;CHICKEHIENG
IMGRAND, SQ,IIARE AND lIPRIG
PIANOS.
Fiftysla Medals In America and Europe, and 80,000
Instruments in use.
Great Collection of ORGANS and MELODEONS.
New Ware Rooms, 914 crrv4TNur street.
nMS-sa,ttr.th W. H. DUTTON.
MEYER'S NEWLY .IMPAOITED ORES
CENTSCALE
OVERSTEIING PIANOS,
Acknowledged to be the best. London Prize Medal-
And Highest Awards in America received. MELO
DEONS AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS
jai ttr,s,m SM Warerooms, 722 Arch st., below Bth.
witMARSHALL & MITTALTER'S
Grand and Square Pianos, superior to
any other make in the Union. KindsM
dr. 31anz's well-known Pianos, for Bale by
A. SCELERZEP.,
625 Arch street.
751131-e,m,vr-Im
REDUCTION! REDUCTION!! --
MSteck &Co 's .1.62.5 Pianos for ?.515
Steek &Co 's 575 " " 475
Raven & Bacon's 550 " " 450
Raven & Bacon's 500 " " 400
Raines Bro s. 400 " " 300
rah24-tf I J. E. GOULD. Seventh and ..hestnut.
EVENING BULLETIN.
- SATURDAY, MARCH 31. 1866.
"RADICAL" STUBBORNNESS.
The Copperhead journals throughout
the country are not sparing of denun
ciations in their allusjen to the course
of the Republican majority in Congress
at the present session. The "radicals"
are stigmatized as obstinate disorgani
zers, mulish sticklers for abstractions,
and as being stubborn, , unyielding and
uncompromising. When the fact is
taken into consideration that these same
"radicals" constitute nearly, or quite,
two-thirds of the Senate, and much more
than that proportion of the lower House,
these charges seem rather ridiculous.
They remind us of a story of a jury that
had been out deliberating upon a ver
dict for an' unconscionable length of
time, and when they finally game into
court and were discharged, ono of the
number indignantly declared that they
- - might 'Lave agreed upon a verdict long
ago had it not been for the eleven stub
ji93lljUrcorS who hltd so unreasonably.
-stood out against him fora week 1 The
"radicals" in Congress are the eleven
' , Stubborn fellows who are holding out
against ohe conservative. Who that one
conservative is the reader can decide for
himself.
ECLIPSE OF THE GAS.
Those of the authorities of the city
who regulate the lighting of the gas
lamps in the streets, according as the
almanacs say there is or is not a moon
shining, &could study • the almanacs_ a
little further. Last night there was a
total eclipse of the moon, and the city
was in total darkness, the street lamps
I being unlighted. The almanacs called
for a full moon, and the authorities
aforesaid overlooked the well known
, fact that • the moon was to be darkened
I by the earth's shadow at the time of
Inightwhen light was most needed; when
people were going home from theatres
or churches or exhibitions or parties,and
when walking was really a dangerous
business. rf there were not numerous
eases of robbery, or waylaying, , or other
street grime, it was because theloot pads
:.and other villains knew as little about
aotronomy as the gas-light regulators,
sold did not understand the nature or
• 1 of a total eclipse of the moon.
ARIECY SEDUCTION. :
A Southern cotemporary, in discus
sing the reduction of the military force
of the United States; ieeme to be very
anxious that the diminution of the nnm
ber of,troops should go on faster than it
has done. In his report at the opening
of Congress, the Secretary of Waistated
that over eight hundred thousand sol
diers had been discharged during the
previous seven months. Oa the 22d of
last November there were less than two
hundred thousand men on the rolls, and
at this period there are little over one
hundred and fifty-two thousand. It Is
also said that during the present month
over fifteen thousand white and colored
troops have been mustered out, and that
the commissioners of •musters are yet
actively engaged in discharging all
volunteer organizations which can be
dispensed with.
As a measure of economy, other things
being equal, ng this reduction is an ex
cellent thi, - Tor every dollar of diminu
tion of GoVermnental expenses brings
the country nearer to real prosperity.
But we may suggest the question
whether, in the present anarchic
condition of the South, it will be wise
to bring down the military force
to a peace basis. We cannot see that
"reconstruction" has so far progressed
that the South can be safely left to itself.
Murders, outrages, persecutions of freed
men are still rife, and the provisional
governments established by the Presi
dent in the Southern States seem almost
powerless ,to prevent their recurrence.
We rarely see a Southern paper which
does not contain accounts of lawlessness
and brutality of a desperate nature, and
we know that the helpless freedmen are
treated infamously in thousands of cases.
Is it wise then to leave the late rebel
States in such a condition? President
Johnson avows his intention to protect
Unionists and freedmen whenever the
occasion shall arise; but would it not be
.better, as we have already suggested, to
retain troops enough in the South to see
that such infamous violations of law do
•not occur?
LINCOLN AVENUE.
We are glad to see that Common
Councils have passed a resolution
changing the name of Broad street to
Lincoln Avenue. The proposition is
one that will meet with universal favor,
and coming just at this time, when the
minds of the people are beginning to
turn towards the firstanniversary of Mr.
Lincoln's death, there is peculiar appro
priateness in this action of our authori
ties. There could be few better monu
ments to Mr. 'Lincoln than the fine
Avenue which it is proposed shall bear
his name. Destined as it is to be one of
the grandest streets, not only in Phila
delphia, but in America, it would be im
possible to designate it by a worthier
name. Washington, Franklin, Jeffer
son and Girard have given names to
several of the principal thoroughfares or
our city,and Broad street,lbeautified and
improved as it is soon to be, will be hon
ored, in bearings new name which will
help to perpetuate his memory who is
so dear to the hearts of his countrymen.
The adoption of the proposed name will
doubtless have the effect of settling the
question of the location of the Lincoln
Monument, which we trust to see in
progress of erection before the expiration
of the present year. We hope that the
resolution of Common Councils will be
taken up and passed at the next meeting
of the Select Branch, and that this most
appropriate tribute of affection and re
spect, offered to the memory of the Mar
tyr President,will be at once carried into
practical effect.
THE NEW JERSEY SENATORSHIP.
Mr. James M. Scovet's course has
caused much indignation among the Re
publicans and much chagrin to his per
sonal friends, who have valued him for
his services to the Union cause during
the four yeass of war. They can see
nothing, in any defence offered by him,
that can justify him •in thwarting the
wishes of the rest of the party in the
Legislature with reference to a joint
convention to elect a United States Se
nator. It is not too late for him to re
cede, and we trust that he will magnani
mously lay aside all personal feeling and
give his vote for the joint convention.
P. S.—Since the above 'was in type we
have received a letter from Mr. Scovel,
which we print elsewhere. -It does not
change our views of his course, nor will
it be considered a satisfactory vindica
tion by any except those who desire to
have the Republican strength in Con
gress impaired.
BALE AT TIOCA. STATION.—The entire furnituroof a
residence will be diqmsed of to the highest bidder on
"Mot day next, at it o'clock. at the S. E corner seven
teenth and Tioga streets. toga Station. The cars
leave every hour. Catalogues may be had of the Auc
tioneers, Davis & Harvey, No. 333 Chestnut atreet.
Peremptory Sale of Valuable Coal . Lands.
The catalogue of James A. Freeman's sale next
Wednesday 111C1110.F13 a valuable tract of 400 acres of
coal lands, In Luzerne county, Pennsylvania. adj M
ing lands of the Delaware and Hudson (;heal Coln•
nany, the Boston and Lackawanna. Coal Company,
George M. Hollenback and others. It Is very nivan
tageousty situated for mining, beingon 'both sides of
the Lackawanna, about ore mile front the town of
Archbald and nine Irides from h , cranton, and is en
tirely underlaid by allthe valas Of cbtil known in that
regibn-
title coal has all be en thorecighly proved upon
,the land, and Is the best Penntylvanta anthracite coal,
well known as "Bcranton,",stursold by regular auction
sales intim New York - market. The tract is accessible
by railways and canals both to New York and Phila
delphia. . ,
Ads Plans andrePorts at the auction store.
B unlibe ouritrahout any reserve to close a Con
cern.
Inintente." bile Sales Valuable Real Es.
late. B . a. 10th, 17th. 18th and 24th Aprll,
add Bth May.
Negate. Thomas & Sons' pamphlet catalogue, issued
thIS day, 'swell worthy the attention of capitalists and
Personswanting valuable Residences, Country seats,
neat Dwellings and Building Lots. It contains thirty,
two pages, and include the most valuable property
told this sr aeon. Alto, valuabie ce,tocks.,
see
Tsiv
thir ra
page. Apn-1. or valuable additions to this sale
d
Auction Notlee—Sale of Boots and Shoes.
/he early attention of buyers is called to the large
and attractive sale of 1,300 cases Boots and Mims, to
be sold by catalogue, for cash, on tMonday morning,
April 2. commencing at 10 o'clock. by Philip Ford &
Co., Auctioneers, at their store No. 506 Market street.
A CHEAP LOT 01 11 BLACK 'BEAL CHANTILLY
LACE POLGTES.-611.0. W. VOGEL, No. lois
Chestnut street. invites attention to a very cheap lot of
Black Beal Chantilly Lace Pointer (Half Sham's), va•
Um& in price from 190 to &Mb. Ach ice assortment at
the
the ab
/dovrate%e low prices. Zteduceit.to corremnd with
&O Btrp
VIE DAILY EV.P.,NING BULLETIN : PRILIDELPRIA. SATI' DAY, MARCH 31, 1866.
HOWELL ilk '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 manufbctory, which with a fresh Impor
tion of French Designs are ready for the inspection of
their customer&
The increased facilities of their new and more ex
tensive Factory enables them to produce much hand.
Bomar and finished styles.
Imitation Fresco Designs
FOB
Parlors, Entries, Ceilings, dlo.,
PREPARED.
mh7•m.w&slmi
RETAIL
JAMES R. CAMFBELI4 & CO.,
727 Chestnut St.,
Have made exteusivealdittons to their popular Stock
of
SILKS
AND
DRESS ca-coons,
WH:CH THEY CONTINUE 70 SELL
At Moderate Price,
Wholesale RooTs up Stairs,
rntt , Ito rp
Jmsßur-LDKELenumET
and SIS LOirti.E STREET.
Mechanics of every branch required fbr househuild
log and Sitting' rramptly furnished. ]a&t;ma
421ATIONEAY—LETTER, CAP AND NOTE
IJ PAPARI , , EN V 1 LOPES. BLANK liooEd, and
every requisite in the Stationery line, setting at the
lowest figures at
J. R. r OWNING' Stationery Store.
mal2-tfrpl Eighth atreet.two doors above Walnut.
PRICES REDUCED.—Lirestre Photographs In Ott
Colors, the most pleasing, natural end Ilte-like
P.rtratta made. See specimens. B. P. ItEildrett,
Arch street.
ABuIIT HO PA 111 S OF sCi &SOB S may be sharpened
on one of Russ Ft Patent Scissors sh irpeners,which
will do it bob newly and quickly. for sale by TEO
MAN sll,l W, ho. 835 (Eight Thirty-five) Mart
street, below lilntb.
61 Ll' FOR LARGE SIZE PROTOGRA.PRS,
,
suitable for fratniug, just the tal g for the tin- s,
accurate. durable and cheap. made at RES...NIERS Gal
lery, Second street, above Green.
AMI:TB-DA Y GIFT TO YOUR SON, that may
be very useful to yourself, Is a Box of Tools. A
variety of then) may be found at TRII3IAN
SHAW'S, O. his (Eight Thirty-five) Market greet,
below Ninth.
E a l t i Ft2lll.73 ( G .F a S li — err SeCArdudPsitTet4etg,ratr:vhes jot 11,
executed with rate skill, by artists of ability and el l :.
Telenet.. All pictures carefully and Lindy finished.
9tE U ADIIATFD ELEASITIZE answers for four
_L of them and a funnel, thus combining dye articles
in one. Housekeepers and storekeepers sbould ex
amine them. For sale by THOSAN i 4 .11.1.1.V.
EES hittyfive) Market street, below Ninth.
TbTEWART DEPUY,
. 253 Eolith SELOND strekt. Philadelphia,
ra Nc• soling from one of the largest and , neat assort.
ments of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MA,TTINGS,
WINDOW SHADES, de., &c., that be has hen for
many years, and at 'very reduced prices. mh3l-3to
LJii,ILS' LIGHT CLOTH SAQUES.
IN ALL THE POPULAR STYLES OF CHOICE
MATERIAL, AND MADE UP IN THE
BEST MANNER.
BLACK SILKS COATS,
BLACK SILK SAQUES,
BLACK SILK CIRCULARS, &a., Ac.
CIIRWEN STODDART a BROTHER,
450, 452 and 454 NORTH SECOND STREET,
ABOVE WILLOW,
LOTHS AND CASSIMERES FOR
G
L A DIES' SAQUES. CLOAKS AND COATS,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART dr. BROTHER,
£450, 452 and 454 NORTH SECOND STREEP,
ABOVE WILLOW,
FANCYANSUIEB,
1' LOATINGS,
MIXED CASSIICERF.9,
LATEST STYLE CA.SSIBLERES,
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART BROTHER,
45P, , :52 and 151 NORTH SECOND STREET,
mb3l.st/ ABOVE WILLOW,
HOOP SKIRT i ZAOTOHi - Hoop Skirts
ready made tuca tt. order; warranted of the
beat Also, repaAred.
1 *.8, - .I3.ATLEY,
6 3 1,64 , 812 Vine street. above Rlichtli:
FRENCH. HAMM CLOCRI3.4 fleinh
A: °nation of beautiful styles, warranted correct
FARR & BROTHER. Imperters,
824 Chestnut street. below Fourt.
TREASURY DEPAItTMENT, OFFICE OF COMP
TROLLER OF CURER-ICY, WAsume rc , N.
March 30th ,1 866. • - ,
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented to the
`!undersigned, E has been made appear that THE
NATIONAL BANK OF' THE REPUBLI - OF
PHLLADELPHIA.," in the city of Philade l phia, in the
county of Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, has
been duly organized under and according to the re
quirementa of the act of Congress, entitled "An act to
provide a National Currency, secured by a pledge of
United States Bonds, and to provide for the Circula
tion and Redemption thereof," approved Jnne Bd. 1864,
and has complied with all the provisions of said act re•
quired to be complied with before commencing the
business of Banking tinder said act.
how therOore, 1, Frreinan Clarke. Comptroller of
the Currency, do hereby certify that "THE NATION
AL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF PH/LADRI,
PAIA,.. in the city of Philadelphia, in the county of
Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized
to commence the business of Banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness
t my_hand and
{ SEAL ) seal of office, this E
thirtieth day
°Mann,
FRCLABRE IB66-
[mhaltmySOn
Comptroller.
1131ARTNElt WANTED with ;3,500 to buy out a re•
tiring partner, Must be enterprising and ree dw .
table.
ddress Business established, Bale and verykrOltabler
- •.W m•LEY
lt* . . :Box 1418 .Postolitee.'
Taw Is a personal invitation
to the reader to examine our
new styles or
SPRING GIOTEING.
Oacalmeze Snits for lES. and
Black Salts for $22. Plner Sulfa.
all prices up to $75.
WAN/Alia-slat & BROWN,
O&31 HALL.
SOUTHEAST 'CORNER
EITEL and MAIM= Sta.
15,000 1 1 4 V, t o I L 451- intiN - faila.
vi,wrs_EDNER,
'NO„, Iseult Fourth arreet.
Ynh3l:2t*
NEW LINEN GOODS !!
_ _
IfIST EXIMIVTED DIRECT ift OM =BODE,
Ate: MILALILIKEN'S
LINEN STORE,
No. S2S Arch Street.
RETAIL, AT IMPORTERS' PRICES.
LIAM LAWN DRESSES, NEW STYLES, VERY
' • RANISOME. •
LINEN TRAVELING DarliSES,entirely new design
NEW PRINTED LINENS, landing from Steamer
"Propontis."
GOLDEN . -FLAX IRISH SHIRTING LINENS, all
the Numbers. These Linens are of extra weight
and quality.
POWEB•LOOIL TABLE LINENS—Prom $7% per
yard.
BLEAOI3XD TABLE LINENS—New Patterns, very
cheap.
CHEAP ICAPEDIS—Landing from etr. "Helvetia."
TABLE OLOTHl3,rsze styles, with Napkins to match.
TOWELS, of every kind from 25 cents up.
NIIIISs BY DIAPERS, all the widths required.
TOWELING by the yard, ()rash, Diaper, Huck, dtc.
LINEN DRILLS and DOORS, white, cord and fancy.
LINEN HAN= PS., every kind for Ladies' s Genus'
and Children.
SHIRT BOSOMS, of very superior quality.
BIRD EYE and OTHER DIAPERS,
LINEN cIAXERICR and DAWN&
LINEN BUYERS
Will Find the Largest Stock of Linens
in the City, at
MILLIKEN'S
LAIOTEN srro Ek
N.Q..,EL I ARCH STREET.
PRICE & WQOD,
113.
NORTH NINTH ST.,
ABOVE .A.BCIT,
Have Just opened
3,100 3 tads Best Bleached MtHIM in the city. for 25
cents yard.
Bleached Muslin,, 23 29, al. 33 and 35 cta.
Just opened, one bale Heaviest Unbleacaed ;Malin,
yard-wide, 34 cm. yard.
Good Unbl.ached lifts lns,lB, 20,22. 25 and 2.8 eta.
a yard.
Just opened, one case 5-4 Bleached Muslins, 81i2 eta
Pillow Case and Pheeting
Fast color Calicoes 9218 eta. a yist
Best quails) Calicoes, fast ciders. SU cit. a yard.
Arunleati stinr,hams and Delan,..3.
Fresco Ginghams, fast colors.
Fine quality Black Alpacas, 50,65, 70, 60, 90, 95 and
ft
its % Jupered from New York, 500 dozen Linen Nap•
kine. Li 37%. 1. - 2, tt 62. iz 75 and $'3.33 SO, tip tO 13 doz.
Table Cloths and Table Linens kky cue yard.
lat re assortment uckshaek Towels.
Handsome Damask Towels.
.13 uulaUtaciL ntid trash by the yard.
Few eh Idaver. ty the piece or yard.
bbirting Linens irons 4.5. c. up to it 40 per yard.
WBl E tiut'DS. WHITE GOODS.
Just opened, a large lot of Soft Finish Carahrim, 53.
40.45,50, 56 and eS cts. yard.
bon Finish tambries, full i 3( yards wide. 50 c18. yd.
Nainsoos. Muslims, ZS, 31, 15, 40, 44, .7), t 5. 64 up to SO
els. ys rd.
PI.Id and Stripe Meslins.
White Brill's', tes. er auction lot, 55 Ma. cheap.
bhirred Musli', very cheap, dc., dc.
A large assortment of and Gloves, Jaconet
d ging!. Instrtings and Ftouneings.
A new lot of Bonnet Itibborus, Choice colors and
gelid quality.
Best quality B oop Skirts, made to crier. expressly
for cur aales.
Price & Wood,
113 BOWEL !MTH BT., Above Arch.
F. B-Rrgl remove to the northwest cor. Eighth
th.l•ptof flora. 114
1.04J0. IMPOta.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
A large assortment of BOY'S FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING ON HAND.
Gentlemen's Clothing Made to Order.
As fine a stock to select from as any in the country.
F. A . H oyt 13r0.,
S. W. cor. Tenth abd Fh tnnt sts.
mh3l-sa to th lm} ASSEMBLY BUILD
GROVER ill BAWER'
FIAT PREMIUM 'MASTIC STITCH AND LODE
STITCH SEWING 2IACIIINPB,
With lateet Improvements,
no CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia
-17 MARE.ET Street. BarrLitpurg.
J T. GALLAGHER,
••••
Late of BAILEY dt CO.,
FORMERLY BAILEY & KITCHEN,
InvitE a attention to his
NIk.W JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT,
S, W, cor, Thirteenth and Chestnut Sts.
HIS STOCK OF
WATCHES, DIAMONDS ,
AND OTHER
FINE alkniliALßY
Sterling Sidi erwarn, and Silver Plated
Ware.
will be found very complete. Those wishing to par.
chase or examine will find it ranch to their advantage
to favor him with a call. All goods wARRANTED
of FiEtsT satisfactory
QUITY, and prices. The
CELEBRATICO V AL ACHERON and CONSTANTINE
WATCH, of all sizes, for Ladlee find Geoliemezh
spe.ral attention given to irAM4NISS.
Watches sad Clocks carefolly Repaired and War.
ranted. mhl- thsa to .nil
PS.IL -I JECLIN t..).11g3
SPRING STYLES !
EDWARD P. KELLY,
TAILOR,
612 Chestnut St..
AT OTTINGHAM vs: CONTINENTAL CURTAINS,.
IN AND LACES FOR CIIRTAINS.—WiII open to,_.•
day, one more case of this desirable item. all or whg e p ,
are, very cholre pat terneand st greatly reduced pri .
nrchase.
E'S display of style and prices
c l" foo s ru r en t ic e s csi r de e r q n u gw l r to i o u p tattan tity, are allowed an extra
COLORED WORSTED. TIDIES AND MATS,fer -
Standa. a small invoice, only, that are exquisitely
beautiful, at very low prices. Ladies, please - tne"
notice,
PLAID NAINe 00K.
Will open a o.se, small, medium and large Plaids
of letter M. known to the trade Its very ittiO ,0411.8 t,
Prices very low.
LACE COL.LAIIB, LACE TfANDIKERriIi -
Just opened, sem° small 'invoices of Valencleprie7 :
Thread and Point Goode. that are cheap.
MACHINE. MUSLIN
i n s tripes, 136 yards long. Will open today ;fig,
large quantity, fairly sembllng embrolderAt go s,,
at a very trifling cost. Country merchants who pur-
chase for cash. may make some selection , fora,Vis'
large and varied stock . f cheap goods, that will pay
them handsomely, by visiting -:f
WORNE'S
Lace and Embroidery store,
It No. 38 North Eighth street. •
SWISS BEGARS.-50,000 Imported SwLed Attars.-
- For sale by
A. MERINO.? '
mbal SO • . 140 SoathEiOnt,
BAY RUM.-15 puncheons auperlor quality. Vir
royo' Bond and duty paid. - .
For Bale by A. MERINO,
to. natal -30 140 South rriint'street.
NVALNIITS AND ALMONDS.—New crop_Grotiobi
Walnuts and Paper Shell Almonds , Tarawa by
J. B. BUBBLER es C0..108 B. DelawAream.nw-,
OPENING -- DAY.
L. •L EF E R- E.
wns.Oilax ox
Tuesday, April 3 1866,
His Stunmz,r Mantillas and Dress Snit.
1202, CHESTNUT STREET.
rahsi .2t
825 THE $25
UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE
HANDEL AND HAYDN HALL.
Extraardinary Inducements
NOVEL
BIIBIbTESS (ALLEGE TIMMS,
FrolO April 1 to October 1,1866,
and succeeding year&
LIFE SCHOLARSHIPS, Including Bookkeeping, Ba
ldness Correspondence., Forma - awl CUSIOO3.II, ()com
mercial Arithmetic, Business Penmanship, Detect
ing COUnterielt Money. and Commercial Law.
TWENTY•FIVB DOLLARS.
SCHOLARSHIPS, tacltuttag 'the same Subjects as
above. Time limited to three months,
TWENTY DOLLAkB
PENMANPHrP, Three Month 7
PENMANSHIP and AILLTHMET/C. Three Moe... 10
The saving of coal and gas In the muniner months Is
an advantage of such importance as enables Inc man•
as entent of this College to make a considerable redac
tion In the summer rates.
PROM O CTOB ER L 1,334, TO APRIL L 1357,
And ERIC% eedlng years, as berbre.
Life Scholarships-
Scholarships, 3 months-- 25
Penmanship. 3 months...... lb
Penmanship and Arithmetic, 3 m0nth5......_..._.
Special Terms for Chiba, Soldiers, and for the Sons Of
Min , sters and Teadhers.
113.
DAY AND EVENING 10/STEVOCTION FOR BOTH
S.h.X3M AND ALL AGES.
Endorsed by the public as the most ancceealtd Bush:teas
College or the country, as is evidenced by the fact. that
101 JR HUNDRED AND TWO STUDENTS
Have entered in the First Six Months of its Exlstence.
Open Day and Evening throughout tee yea-.
Call orsend for a Catalogue, College Curren:7, and
Pierce's Practical Educator.
Office-531 North Eighth Street.
rob3l-21 4p THO3I/03 PELRCE.
CARD PHOTOG.HAPHS
OF
HENRY COFFEE,
President Elect of Lehigh University,
FPM. y, MoALT,TRTEII,
No. 1 7,?.S Chestnut, St.
Cape I slar.d 10 Boom Cottage for Bale
ADJOINING CONGRESS HALL,
Will be sold with or without. Stable for four bones.
Address, J. P. CARE,
mtars.wlin rpl Cane Island.
ANOTHER GREAT TRIUMPH
EVANS & WATSON
SAFE.
READ THE FOLLOWMG
parr.ADELpirtA. March 27th, 1866.
MESSI39. EVANS & WATSON,
Oszrrs—litarly this morning our three-story Steam
Raw and Planing NM was entirely destroyed by tire.
Ile Sale we purchased of you in IStZ was severely
tested. Upon opening it, we found the BookS. Papers,
Money, dc., were entirely preserved and uninjured, so
ranch se that we shall CONTLNUE THEIR DAILY
USE This is an additional Froof of the SUPERIOR
and COMPLRT.E plotectlon of your IMPROVED
nisLDE Door: CAFES, and we feel that they deserve
ibe moss liberal pairobage
Your:, Tery tral,y.
Within the past two weeks this is the second Safe of
our manufacture - which has been severely tested by
both instances the contents being entirely pre.
served. We call the attention of all desiring' a PER
FECT protection against fire to ourlustly celebrated
FIRE PROOF SAFES, which have never failed to
preservd their contents.
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes for Bank, Mercantile
or Dwelling House Use, guaranteed free from Damp
ness. We sell at prices lower thin other makers.
EVANS & WATSON,
No. Is SOUTH FOURTH STEM.
3a1229-Strp •
OA.L!• COAL !
BEST QUALITIES OP COAL
AT LOWEST MARKET ELATBS,
AT
ALTER'S
COAL YARD,
INTII ITI ET,
BELOW GIRARD AVENUE.
4 { t 'BRAVOS OLTICEIE CORNER OP want
AND SPRING GARDEN. dental/in
trit SPRING. Mt.
ATM. D. ROGERS.
Coach and Light Carriage Builder.
1009 and 1011 Chestnut Street,
mb24 2m IV PHILADELPHIA.
PATENT WIRE WORK
BOR RAILINGS, STOREFRONTS, me, &c.
PON:RECISTEADS AND WIRE WORK
in variety, manufactured irS'
M. WALKER db SONS,
Inbantlig NO. n Norma SEMI Street,
FOR aitlar. — To BhlPPere, Kinker!, Hotel-keepers
and otbere—A very superior lot of Cbranoree
*der, by the barrel or dozen. P. J. JOB,D ,
riotwrpif, 220 Pear street. below Third WI Walnut
ARRAMOMMENT OF
IS`lll.
MR THE
BEADY, SHAFF.ER 4.. t. CO.
U. S. SANITARY-CONIMISSIONi-
1307- -ChestnutStreet..
The Bureau of Employment has still regtste.red
their hooks a large nuMber ofnnemployed bosorablY
discharged SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, difutbled 'or -
otherwise. Employers are most risme , tinny notified
that they can obtain any amount of skilled or un—
skilled labor by applying to this office. Many of these
men are in very needy circumstances and should luiver
employment immediately., All information furnished.
GRATUITOUSLY. .
JOHN W. WI:WON, Seers ,
m12314t rp , Bureau of ,EO3ploymont,
1866. SPRING. 1866;
CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
ROCKHILLSz WILSON
"Brown Stone Clothing HalV'
603 and 605 Chestnut Street,.
pBII.ADELYHIA..
Gentlemen's Fine Ready-Made Clothing-
eplendld Stock constantly on band.
Orders Containing Netumrements At
tended to Promptly.
Rcckhill & Wilson,
1331OWN43TONE CLOTILING ECLM,
Nes. 603 and 605 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
OUR' CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
In our Custom Department orders are received from.
sli parts oftheXnion for suits made rip in Fashion—
able Style from elegant materials. Our Spring stock
of materials embraces all the latest novelties in botto
Foreign and Domestic Fabrics.
Suits for Aptly and Navy Officers
Made up in best style, at short notice, from choicest
materials; our business in this branch being larger
than that of any other house in the United States..
Boys' Clothinsg.
Our stcck of Seady-mas'e Youths' Clothing is largo•
and complete. Orders promptly attended to on receipt.
of measurements.
The Brown-Stone Clothing Hall,
603 and 605 CHESTNVT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Has long been the
Favorite Clothing House of *merlon.
Favorite Clothing House of Americas.
Our Clothing Is made up In the best martner.bir the
best workmen. from the best materials;
Prices Reasonable.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
ROCKHILL & WILSON
Brown-Stone Clothing Hall,
603 & 605 Chestnut street,.
rananiasnia. mhl.9-8 11=
AUCTION NOTICE.
lIVINDE:NkiJE SALE
1,800 Packages
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
DRY GOODSI
TO BE SOLD IN
EBTIBE PACKAGES BY
JOHN B. MYERS & CO.,
ArCTIONEERS.
Nes. 232 and 234 Market St.,
ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4th, '667.
Commencing at ten o'clock, by catalogue,
For Cash.
A PORTION OF THE FOREIGN GOODS ON A
CRFOIT OF FOUR MONTHS.
The !sale will comprise in partthe following ficeirabltrz
fabrics, viz.;
Domestics.
Car es Bleached Shlnings and Sheeting%
Bales Brown do. do.
Cases Tickings, (In great variety).
" American Prints.
Cottonades.
" Browu and B'neDenlms.
Tivertion Cassimeree,
" Kentucky Jeans.
" Sack Flannels.
" Satinets. Tweeds and Cessimeres.
" Brown Cotton Shirts.
" Striped Linen Bed Sacks.
" Bleached, Brown and Colored Drills.
. White and Colored Corset Jeans.
" Colored Cambria!' and &reales.
" American De Laine...
" Checks and Stripes.
" Gingbams and Linseys.
" Double and Twisted Cassimeres.
- " 4-4 and 6-4 Tweeds,
" Canton, Domet and Wool Flannel&
" Balmoral and Hoop Skirts,
" Mosquito Nets.
" Cotton Hosiery, of the Lawrence Cos.-Mani:o -
facture, of all Grades.
Voreign Croods.
Cases Irish SHIRTING . LINEN.
4-4 Blouse LINENS.
- " 44 Brown HOLLAND& '
" Mantle .LINENS.
" 66 inch Full Bleached- DAMASK.
" Spanish L.N.e-NS.
" CASIIMARETTS.
" Patent .1 breads.
" Black and 'White Solid Check Ginghams.
" Pialn and Fancy Motamb,oues.
" Nancy Silk and Worsted Cnecks.
Chintz ttripe Grenadines.
" Black and Colored Alpacas and Fens.
- Paris all-wool Plain and Printed MOW: de?
Lathes.
Chintz Org andies.
" 4-4Piatiter's Linens.
- " 4-4 Blay Linens-
" Bleached and Brown Linen Drills. .
4 ' 24 and i 0 Inch Cream Canvass.
—"
• Brown Bordered Dank.
Alan cheater and Scotch Ginghams.
Bales Hemp Carpets.
—Cases Foulard and Madras _Handkercbialb.
"44 Plain Turkey Red Calico.
" Silk Stripe and Emb'd 6 4 Mozabablquea,
" Stripe pWn and Check Mohave.
- " • • Pekin Stripes, ,
- ..5.4 Inch Black Tamartines.
Paris Mourning .
Together with many other descriptions not mentionea}
above. 'MADE ft
Aar The attention of the om aq sections la
particularly invited to this Sale: as it will be positive:
and every sample Package sold entire' to the highest
and best bidder, and will be decidedlynne of the tar.
gestoffer-Imes ever xunde at AuCtion in this or any other
City in the 'United estates.
In t i *,sl 4pi .:JOHN B. BURRS &TO., Anct'rs. •