SINGULAR .ACCIDEST.
A youth was lately at a ball,
And cut a "pigeon-wing" so tall
Scale could go higher.
As you'll acknowledge when you bear
Rio coat-skirts struck the chandelier,
And (Aught on fire!
The damage all,
BoWever, was done to his coat,
And better ones, quite cheap, you'll note
At Tower Hall
Ws: Revms—
dai-woot _Fancy austmere Cbats, as ow , as
5 . Pants
•$ It Veda
Making an entire ail-wooktaney suit for
adlbtcooi biack Sack Coats as low as
" Ctssimere Pants
" Cloth Vests 4 00
Nuking an entire all-wool black suit for ow 08
• All•woot good style Money Cashmere Suits, to match,
for $l4 80.
Astonishing as these prices MI/ teem, compared with
those to which we have been accustomed/or several years
*a ART NOT FICTITIOUS — WE NAVE THE GOODS IN
11141IANT/TIES AT THE PRICES ItENT/ONED, We make
tip NO trash—they are ail serviceable goods. Advancing
from these rates we have goods of all grades, up to the
very finest fabrics, comprising BY yes the Largest and
snost complete assortment of Clothing in Phi/acteLphia,
(den's, Youths' and Boys'), surpassed by nom, and
equaled by few, in style, snake and )11, at prices guaran- .
iced:lower than the Lowest elsewhere, or e manes pre
funcial. BENNETT or, -JO.,
TO CLOTELERUIS.
•
Oar purchases for this season bavingbAren delayed,
waiting the expected decline in goods, we have now on
Wind the largest and best assorted stock of Clothing In
Philadelphia, purchased for , cash exclusively, at the
very lowest rates of the season, which enables us to re.
matte a fair profit and sell at prices less than the cost of
same goods in most other establishments. We can
supply Clothiers doing a fine city trade with goods
Adapted to their sales at prices so much lower than the
cost of their present stocks, that, by making an average
of the whole, they will be enabled to dispose of their
goods at prices covering the average cost, and even
saying a profit. 1,. BENNETT & CO.,
ATTRACTION MADE EASY. —A LOGICAL DE
DUCTION.
o , - Lightning has got a mild and sparing way
Ot seldom touching women, so they say ;
Selecting out the rougher sex to hit,
And scarcely striking lady folks a bit!
It's strange the fluid should be so very tender
As to discriminate the female gender ;
But an but twenty-five per cent, are hurt,
There are more women left to live and—flirt.
But men, if thus pick'd out by hostile skies,
Are also pick'd out to attract lair eyes;
And. those who at the ''S.rait" procure attire
Will soon attract the glances they desire; •
Having determined that the •Star," as its name sig-
Itifies, shall bathe Leading aothing House of Philadel-
phia, as far as the CHEAPNESS, STYLE, Fesmrox,
inn= AND nuaantrxry of Its garments can make It
so, we spare no effort or expense to effect that object.
We buy and sell for cash exclusively, and laid In our
present stock when the market was at the very lowest
ebb. Therefore the "STAG" now offers SPACIAL IN.
EXT/IMENTS to the public who purchase Ready made
Clothing. We keep an immense stock, comprising
Every style and variety of Gentlemen's Ciothlog, and
- -
all can be aceurately•fltted. Canetardlreceiving the
latest styles of Fancy Cassimeres, fo eign and do
, mastic, for the custom department, whiqh employs the
bat cutters and workmen to be procured.
STAR CLOTHING FILYORITHIL,
MB CHEBTNIIT STREET, SIGN OP STAR,
'
WW PRICES AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
PERRY dr, CO.
GEUL&T FIRE IN BROADWAY, NEW YORK—
Atrasatt , 2s Broadway.
Gammas EN: We have Jo. , t opened the ALUM. AND
DRY PLASTER. SAFE we bought of you a abort time
• mince. It was in the second st,,ry of the buildlog,curaer
of Broadway and Barclay streets,anct telt into the cel
Jar, and it gratifies us very much to be stole to sa, that
EVERY BOOK, PAPER AND BANK BILL IS IN
GOOD ORDER, very mach better than wisspould have
expected after the in, ease heat. We want
another and ranch larger one of the same sort very
MOM: Yours, truly,
.
WNW YORE, April 7, 1866. Whi. A DROWN erz CO.
fail assortment of the above
PERFECTLY DRY AS WELL, AS EIBE•PROOF
SAFES
Per sale by MARVIN & CO.,
1721 CHESTNUT street, Masonic
Sent for : 1 11usti Med Catalogue. aruMni,w,f4t/
MEYERBOS '
.LE S NEWLY IMPROVED ORES
~ NT OVERSTRUNG PIANOS, •
Acknowledged to be the best. London Prize Medal.
land Highest Awards In America received. Arzao
17EONS AND SEOOND-HAND PIANOS.
'
$34 wAm.am Warerooma,722 Arch at., below Bth.
EL'AESHALL & MITTALIER'S
Grand and Square Plasos, superior to
any other make In the Union. liCindt
a Manes well-known Pianos, for sale by
A. SCHERZER,
xahal-e,m,w-Im 525 Arch street.
...0,0 1 A REDI7CTION OF 25 PER ClxicT., er
tt from $125 to 200 less upon each UsISTEII-
IiERNT than our REGULAR Ititli 4 ROULE
PRICES.
Desiring to reduce our large stock of superior and
blgbly improved richly finished seven-octave Rose
- wood Pianos, previous to the removal-to our new store,
irard Row, No. 1103 Chestnut street, we have con
t• Sit!
ded to offer them at the actual coat to manufacture.
=id at prices equally as low as we sold them before the
war
T,hese instruments have been awarded the highest
premiums at all the principal exhibitions ever held in
thls country, with numerous testimonials from the arst
artists in America and Europe. They are now the
Feeding Pianos, and are sold to all parts of the world.
Persons desiring to purchase a first-mass Piano, at
greatly reduced rates, should not fail to avail them
selves of this opportunity. Circulars of the r.gular
schedule prices, with precise cuts of the styles of oar
Pianos, can be had at the warerooms, mid on applies,-
. &lon will be sent by mail. scHomecßEß. ,k, CO.,
apbtmyl Waxerooms. No. 1021 Chestnut street.
STIIILNWAY & SONS'
PIANOS
MAre now acknowledged the best In-M
slaulstenta In &trope ea Well as America. They are
used in public and private, by the grestEnt artists
in Marone, by 'VON BILLOW, DREYSCHOCII,
J Er.t,, and others; In this country by MILLS,
WOISSORN, eto, For sale only by
BLASIUS 81108.,
Afkl. 01 1006 Chestnut street.
EVENING BULLETIN
WE 1.: 'DAY, APRIL 18, 1866.
WHAT CONSEILVATIS2ti
A Richmond paper of a very recent
date said in substance that Diogenes had
very indifferent success in looking for
honest men; but that if he could set out
upon a search for Union men in Virginia,
at the present time, he would burn his
candle for nothing. This is a frank ac
knowledgment, and, we believe, pretty
nearly a truthful statement. The more
intelligent Virginians accept the situa
tion to the extent of an acknowledgment
of the fact that they were worsted in
the great conflict; but no further than
this. They hold that they are martyrs
in a holy cause, they refuse to acknow
ledge the heresy of secession, and they
cannot yield the idea that they are the
chivalry of the land and the natural and
appropriate rulers of the country. They
admit that they have been unfortunate,
but they deny that they have done any
wrong and they coolly demand that they,
should be allowed forthwith to re-enter
the councils of the nation, to control the
Government, if possible, and when it
suits their purpose,to repeat the experi
ment of 1861. We do not assert thus
much from mere surmise; but from the
most authoritative Virginian utterances,
and from recent extended personal inter
course with a large number of out-spoken
Virginians upon their own soil. Frank
men among their number, while insist-.
ing upon their right to take a full share
in the government of the country, did.
not conceal the fact that they,hope and •
expect, with the aid of. Northern Demo
crats, to give the South its old ascen
dancy at Washington.
• Are the loyal people of, the country
ready to accept this condition of:things
Its the result of the great struggle through
which the country has passed? Are
they prepared to see Jefferson Davis in
the Cabinet of the Federal executive;
to see Robert E. Lee holding high com
mand in the Federal army, and to see
Raphael Semmes an Admiral in the
Federal navy? Are they ready to re
store the old era of Preston S. Brooks,
James H. Hammond and John C.
Breckinridge? Are they ready to forget
the life and death of the great and good
Lincoln ? And will they tell the crip
pled men in blue, and the mourning
mothers and widows whose loved ones
sleep upon Southern battle-fields,
that all their sacrifices were for nought ?
And are the people who have paid thou
sands of millions of treasure that the
nation might live, and in order that the
crime of trenon should be made odious
and punitihef--are they to be told that
their holes were a delusion and their
expectations a mistake, and that all
this great cost was for nothing ?
We give it as a solemn' conviction,
•.basedapo.n ample observation,lthat the
Southern people are notchangeiliin sen
timent since the war; 'that they are
'beaten but not . subdued,:and that 'they
•onlydesire to assertalostsupremacy,and
to destroy the - Union when it no longer
servestheir purpose to preserve it. The
so-called conservatism of the day tends
to the consummation so eagerly desired
by the "reeonstructed South." Are the
people who hlove •the Union, and who
stood by it in its time of greatest peril,
ready to -give 'their countenance and
support to this description of "recon
struction ?"
Tow= HALL,
518 Market Street.
Towka HALL,
518 Market Street.
TILE SOLDIERS' MESSENGER CORPS.
We have repeatedlyrecommended and
urged the establishment of a Soldiers'
Messenger Corpsin Philadelphia similar
to that which has been in operation in
Boston and New York. We are glad to
see that our suggestions have at length
been acted upon, and that such an or
ganization of public messengers has been
formed. To-day, for the first time, the
men have appeared at their posts in va
rious parts of the city. They are desig
nated by a uniform red cap, with a
white band bearing the name of the
corps and each messenger's number.
The men, about sixty in number, areall
honorably discharged soldiers, selected
carefully with reference to their honesty
and reliability, the Messenger Company
being responsible for the prompt and
faithful delivery of parcels or execution
of work. A table of charges has been
established, on a very moderate basis,
and a ticket showing the amount re
ceived is to be given by the messenger to
his employer, which will prevent any
improper charge. The messengers can
also be engaged for a certain time to
clean offices, move furniture, watch
merchandise, stores, ship sand buildings,
day or night, 45.-,c.
We heartily recommend this new en
terprise to the cordial support of our
citizens. There is not a business estab
lishment in Philadelphia that cannot
easily and advantageously throw some
occupation into these brave fellows'
hands every day. There are innumera
ble little errands and commissions which
will be promptly and properly attended
to by the Messenger Corps much more
conveniently than can be done by the
regular employ6s of our merchants, law
yers, tradesmen, or other branches of
industry. We hope this encouragement
will be freely extended by the commu
nity generally.
On the part of the men the public will
expect good habits, good manners, strict
punctuality, prompt execution of their
vork, neat personal appearance, and a
rigid adherence to their regular terms
and prices. Men who fail in any one of
these particulars will fail of any success
themselves, and will injure the reputa
tion of the whole enterprise. The agent
of the Company is Mr. W. C. White
man, 42l Walnut street, and any dere
liction Of duty on the part of the mes
sengers should be promptly :reported to
him. Let these gallant soldiers, many
of whom have been maimed and wound
ed in the service, have a fair chance to
earn an honest living, and the benefit
which they derive from the establish
ment of this Messenger C9rps will be
shared by all who encourage and em
ploy them
Important Sale—Valuable Real Estate.
lattAlB Thomas a Sons'sale ion Tuesday, 24th inst.,
• will Include the valuable Business Stands 131 Maager
and 120 and 122 Joarsts al res;;; Brown Stone Residence.
1534 Pine so reet; modern Residence ;717 Pine street;
two valuable Itesldencea, GERMANTOWN. one on
Stenton avenue and the other on Main street; Country
Residences, Bristol turnpike and H imrsburg; Estates
of D. Casey, John Magee,
Nice
latkens, James Hunt.
(valuable tract. 45 acres, Nicetown and Harrowgote
lanes); vOusble Farm, 80 acres, atontgomery county,
and Maher Dwellings, Stores and Lots. See auction
column.
F.I.RtiT MA's' will include estate of Joseph Roberts,
deceased, very valuable Business Locations, 710 Anent
and 57 North Seventh streets, will b sold without re
r..
serve. Executors' Sale, Itesidenc 1427 WALNUT
street, and Business Stand, IV3 MAR wr street; Rest•
des ce 1129 cps lice street; valuanie ; ountry Seat and
Farm, Old 1 ork road, posittvo sale. Country Seat,
Cheater county; Farm, 1(8 acres, Mo; tgomer , county,
and a number of Istates by order ,f the Orphans'
Court, I xeculors and others. Value ;le Property, 813
and 6;5 New N arket street.
See pamphlet catalogues.
John B. Myers itt. Co. Sac oneers. Nos,
232 and 234 Market street, Al hOl , on to-morrow
(Tbusaday), April 19, by catalogue, .n four montha'
credit. a large and kaput tent awe of Foret,u and Do
mestic Dry Goods, including 550 pi. ,es fine French
Cloths. Fancy Cateimeres and coatings, Tricots, Mel.
&c.tons, Raglans Diagonals, Doeskins, .AJpacas, Italians,
Aho 20 cases .British Dress Gooda and SI ks.
also. 25 cases Linen Goods, White Goods.. de. Also,
1,6(0 dozen Madr-B,Giogham and Linen ildkfs; 1,000
wagedloves and Hmiery; an invoi e Parasols, dd.
Also, Balmoral and Mort S irta.Shirts and'
Dri- were. Sewirga, Tie llmhrat ae. ke. Also, 160
packages Domestic Cotton and Woolen CloOds.
ON FRIDAY. April 20, about'clock, by catal,gue, on
four months' cr. dit, 250 pieces of Superfine
and Pine Ingrain, liOyal Damask, Venetian. 11st,
Hemp, Cottage, and Rag Carpeting% Mattings, dc.
Large Trade Sale of Boots . #
W desire to call the special attention and
of the Shoes
trade
and buyers generally ofßoots and Shoes to the sale of
3 COO cases, to be held at the store of James E. Harmer.
128 North Third street, - tomorrow (Thursday) morn.
lug, commencing at lu o'clock precisely, by Philip
Ford de Co., Auctioneers. Every lot on the catalogue
Will be sold Without reserve.
ale of .
James S
A. Freema L
n. a c tioneer wi 1 t se ll next Wed.
nesday a tract of 18 acres of land, Willow avenue or
Mermaid labe, Ch• stint HM. If preferred it will be
divided and sold In tracts of four ar five acres.
Mgr See Auction advertisement onAtth page.
PARTNERS HIP HERETO
RR FORE EXISTING
runts the nrm EtiE or FOX, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 11th day orApril, SAMUEL
FOX, Ja.. retiring. All matrons connected with the
lwin ate firm, will be 'settled by EDWIN H. ESHER. who
continue the business at the old stand, ti. W. cor
ner NINTH and CHERRYstreets.
[aplSilts] EDW. H ESHER.
PAHA., April 18;166& gr A ttucrEL FOX, Jit,
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN: PHILADELPHIA, IWEPNESDAIT, APRIL 18, 1866
isimummos.
JOE 031.1711 P BI73ELDEIit. - •
1781 oiniyaTNur am Err
an 213 - 6 - TBEET.
Mechanics of every d
branch required inr housebuild
ing and fitting promptly furnished. ]a9-6in•
InRAVEN & BA.CON PI &NOS. r Ail
These beautiful instruments have
ranted am o n g the "Ft FST for nearly
40 years,
aplB•w,f,m,tf J. E. GOULD, Seventh and Chestnut.
STATIONERY—LETTER. CAP AND NOTE
PAPERS, ENVELOPES, BLANK. BOOKS, and
every requisite in the Stationery line, selling at the
lowest figures at
J. R. DOWNTNO' o Stationery Store,
mal2-tfrua Eighth street.two doors above Walnut.
D EDUCED PRlCE4.—Photographs of every variety
it of style, executed in most perfect manner, at B.
F. RI Gabery, 624 Arch street. Secure the
best at moaerate charge.
DEGINNEES IN HOUSEKEEPING and old
JJ housekeepers are requested to examine our assort
ment lot Hardware, Cut:ery and Cooking...tensils,
TRUMAN & SHAW, No. Ea (Eight Thirty-live)
liarket street. below Ninth.
ONLY 4 1 FOR LARGE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS, Just
the sty le to suet the people, beautiful styles. accu
rate, durable and cheap, artistically executed at It &I-
IdEß's Gallery, Second street, above Green.
SILVER-PLATBD and Steel. Blade Ivory-Handle
Tab , e Cutlery, Carvers and Steels, with a fair va.
riety of other styles. fir sale by TRUMAN &
131:1AW, No. 835 (Eight Thirty-five) Market street,
below Ninth.
LP . FOR 81Cartes de Visite. of superior style and exe.
cotton, admired for accuracy and tasteful arrange
ment, done at B. F. REIMFR'S Gallery, 6'24 Arch at.
CIIRLING RODS, Curling Tongs, Pinching Irons,
Bair Crimpers. Nall cutters,Tweezers, Nall Scis
sors. die.. for sale by TRUMAN dit ,SHA.W. No. 835
(light Thirty-five) Market street, below Ninth.
LEFT—AN OVERCOAT—In the Boat No. 420 par
quette Circle at the Academy of Music. April 16th.
1666. A P ultable reward will be paid if returned to air.
HOOD, Ticket Agent, at Academy. aplB.2ti.
1866 8 3 4,Ak1P OUT
TO
4 8E and dyed and Children ' s SAL°°N.
Wil ee his° : k lace -Pera.B
ana;Doca street . hair
cut. C orner Exchan
WANTED—An intelligent and practical MAN, to
take charge of Piro-Brick Works,St. Louis,
y
Missouri. An hnglishman or Scotchman referred, as
the clays used we similar to the Stourbri ge.
Apply to FITLEft. OM A.V.IL It & CO.,
apse-st• 23 North Water street, Philadelpr'
-SN'"---
/ANTED. —An experienced BALESMAN in a
IT wholesale Grocery establishment. He must pro
duce the highest testimonials of ability and character.
Address P. 0. Box 1,259. aplB.3ts
ITICTORL& HOWELL by her next &lend. &c.. vs.
V ALVA HOWELL. In' the Court of Common
Pleas for the City and County of Philadelphia. Sep
tember Term,186.5;N0.12.. In divorce, to Alva Howell,
Respondent,—Sir:—The Court has granted a rule on
you to show cause why a divorce from the bonds of
lkiatrimony sho not S ATURDAYreed in the above case,
returnable on the 28th day of April
1866, at 10 o'clock A. M., personal rervice of this notice
having lolled on account of your absence.
GEORGE UEJDIEANT.
Attorney for Libelant,
splB-w tit/
T,'Nel ATE OF WIIAII.ION CHANCELLOR, late of
12i the city of Philadelphia.—Letters Testamentary
upon the above estate having been granted to the un
dersigned by the register of Wills for the city and
county of Philadelphia, all persons indebted to the
said estate are requested to make payment, end those
having it gal claims asamst the same to present tuern
for sett ement at No. SW MINOR street, office hack
~47LLIAM CLLAN CELL OE. BENR CRA
CELLOR. TAOS. WALLACE, Executors. aplS-w-St?
_Finn PRoVIeIoNS.-
200 bbls No.l Mackerel.
200 bbls. No. 1 Portlana Mackerel.
for bbls. No. S uo. Go.
100 kilts Mss Mackerel.
lots
Als to o, Mums, !shoulders, Sided. Beer. Mess Pork, in
H s
by
C. P. ENIOBT & EROS,
aplS-St* 114 South Wharves.
----
Ur ec. F. CARP.E.NTh..It, TAILORS,
GIRARD HOUSE%
Take pleasure In calling the attention of their friends
and the panne generally, to their suck of Importel
fabrics ior n en sst ear, which they are prepared to
make up in their usual approved style. at reduced
prices. aPS-m.w.f-2morp
MLLE, ..1.24.1c a s S S 21,W NuVEL
THE GOLD BRICE, - THE GOLD BRICE
I HE GuLD BRICE, THE GOLD K 41.8
THI, GOLD RHICR, THE GOLD BRICK
THE GOLD Blittels, THE GOLL, .IsnIVA
An intensely interesting new novel
BY MRS. ANN S. eTEPHERS.
Compleie In une large Duodcelum Vulume.
FllOOll 50 In Pape/ ; or, *2 00 In Cloth
We bare also just limed a new and comple'e edition
of the other ,popu.ar Works by Mrs. Ann ti Stepue. e.
. belr names are as Price of each, is
paper; or. 00 in cloth.
TJIE GOT. BRICK,
•
THE ItisJECTED WIFE.
THE WIFE S SECRET.
SILENT rauGKE.m.i,
PA smoN AND FAMINE,
TEE OLD IiOhLESrE &D.
/1411 X D.h.ftWMIT,
TILE If ILERMt.
Send for our Mammoth Descriptive Catalogue.
Address all cash orders, retail or wholesale. to
1: B. rE - ,r.EHsO.N & BROTEIBto3,
No. sus Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Books sent. postage MO. on receire of retail prl.e,
All NEW ROBB is are at PETErtsOriti'.sold-2'C
T2IICIiatBOIRDMG CIs.r.TER 06 - lINT Y.—
// he surecrter wo,bd autunicuodete a few Boarders
or use Summer at his Farm on the Brandywine,
about three miles west from West Chester. The
house 0s roomy and con fellable. the neighb.whood
attractive, and horses and vehictes will be furnished
on I easonable terms.
aplB-618 Post °ince. We H.e GetEN,a
.
Defers to J . B. TOW.bilik—ND, 813 Arch street.
DEMISTENT SOAP BUBBL.E., of wonderful
strength and durabilit Tney last trona live
minntes to ten hours, may oe eb - etrated with knives.
without breaking, and si.ay be b.own to a foot or
mot e in diameter, showing the moat brilliant prismatic
colors, ana furnishing a delightft.l entertainment
both for adults end children. The solution sold by Mc-
A LI ISTER, QUEEN, S.C., and by the manuf•cturer,
• T. SHINN,
Broad and Spruce streets.
aplEetrp
SPERMS, LARD AND WHALE OIL—A full assort
melt on henQ, suitable tor manufacturers, MMus
ard rnilrt•nes.
For sale by
HITE S'OAP ROSIN.-192 barrels No. 1; and Pale
S . Soap Rosin. bend barrels.
For tale by
EDW. H. ROW LEY,
1G South Wharves.
rrIlE .11 A RRItON BOLLER.. SA.F STEAM
Ji BOILER.—The attention of Manufacturers and
others Ming- Steam is confidently called to this new
Steam Generator, as comblg essential suivantages
in absolute sate , y from cap' ion in cheapness of drat
cost ana cost of ref airs In e nemy of fuel, facility of
cleating ana transportatlon..A.c., t• t possessed by env
other boner now in use. This boiler is
each sphere' a
combination ofcast-lron hollow spheres, each sphere'
8 inches external diameter; and of an Inch thick.
These are held together by wrought-iron bolts, with
cars at the ends.
IS early one hundred of these Boners are
opperation, some ot them in the best establishments
For descrintive Harrison price, apply to JOSEPH
HARBISON, Jr.. Boller Works, Gray's
kerry Roaa, enjoining the U. 1:1F-- .arsenal, Philadel
phia. aptamrpf
=Lipman", iirOCel7l, rtutrl-Keeper,
.e and others-6 very superior lot of elatinipagnt
ider, by the barrel or dozen. P, J. JORDAN,
nnia-rnt.. !9e year Rtraar. hAlow .. rh,rtl and Wallin
WHOOP GMAT MANUFACTORY —Hoop Skirts
QUO ready made and made to order; warranted of the
bestmaterials. 41 . 13 0.6k1rts rekalrld.
B. BAYLEY
RS vine street. above Rho&
LlT.—b'., m the thlUale of May till October,
during the ab-ence of the owner ict Europe several
elegent, large, lornished rooms on Chestnut street,:
suitsble for a family vi ittinut, children, Pr for gen
tlem n. at No. MOS Chestnut street second
story. opts tfrp/
ars TO LET FuR 'LITE SEASON,—A. mansion
AM house and garden, 11 roarui at,d stabling In goad
otosr anti a healthy place. one mile from Green i.ane
station on the North Pennsylvania Railroad, six
milts from the city. Rent poo.
Inquire of
SUPPLER, .12 MYER%
Sit North street.
rTO RENT.—A t-OUNTRY RESIDENCE ON
*:2 the Delaware rive., fourteen miles from the
city, ten minutes' walk of the Station, possessiog fa
cilities of every kind, stabling, carriage-house, ice
house filled, and produce from the farmer on the place.
or other easily accessible sources,
st lnformation can be given for a week, at 232 Pine
eet.
apiB.2,.
orkCOUNTRY PLACE FOR RENT—On, Lamb
:21 Tavern Road,a Large House and about five acres
and. Abundance or vruit And slegetables titab
11n, for several bortea. Ice iouee filled, &c., in
quire ofT. W. WHARTON. No.274Souttt Third street,
at it o'clock, A. M. api7 et rp*
WhbT PH LLAD PRO PERT V FOR
SALE CHEAP—The Ilea; one of those splendid rown Stone Dc ellings, No. 43113 dEciczr street,
finished In the best manner. with ail the modern con
niencea.pply to C.D.SUPPLEE, 740 Nor. h Nine.
tee nth street. api3,strp.
e 1 ,7. - FURNISHED COT CAGE TO RENT.—To rent,
jaa
ant c f cnv etwr l o
nyeyslo a a t F d n n s Ge d rm t n t taown p. l t e a a s an y
water. Stabling for tour horses. Address F, .Rog 2716,
Philadelphia Post Office. apl6 MT*
YORK PIANO FORTE COMPANY
'lntl These superior PIANOS are now offered at a
reduction of $lO3 from the regular schedule
prices. Wareroom, 1230 Chestnut street. .
A. B. REICHENRAOH.
Pianos carefully repaired. apl2.6trp*
CARD TO THE IntsLra—TlS IS
to certlfy that J. J. C. RUION
of his u p J . IL Tr A r.L the Stock and Good Wlll of his
Undertaking business, at No. um vine street, he 817-
log me Meuse of his name to to cure his custom as
suring m e also that he would not again go into said busi
ness in this city. Yet be, the said IWO Id. HALL. has
commenced
the undertaking business within three
squares of the old Stand. I would, therefore, respect
fully inform n , s , friends and the public that I hold a
lease of the establishment for a term ofyears, and tem
continue the business alone add independently, all re.
pone to the contrary notwithstanding.
ago, O. EVIAN, Undertaker.
Successor to J.NO. M. HALL.
Ap 14,0 "1-rP* Zio,-1813 Vine Street.:
TO BE PUBLISHED APRIL 21er
EDW. H. ROWLEY,
16 Solna W
TH73 a personal Invitation
to the reader to examine our
new styles of
B - -
RUIN G CTOTHING„
Caesium? e Salta for $l6. and
Black Snita for 121 Finer Salta,
all prices up to $75.
W&NANaBIER & BROWN, -
OAX HALL, -
HEAST CORM - NEL
SIXTH BOUT
and MARKET Sta.
BARGAINS IK
ROCIIHILL & WILSON
"Brown Stone Clothing Hall,"
603 and 605 chestnut Street.
NEW STOOK
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Having sold out our stock of Clothing for Gentle.
men and Boys, carried over from the integre, our en
tire stock of
Fashionable Ready-Made Clothing is
the ilewest,
AS Otrit PRIOESARE THE LOWEST.
Magnificent Spring tqoek Now Ready,
To Suit Everybody,
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Our newly-fitted up Custom Department now con
tains the largest assortment of all the fashionable
New Fabrics for our patrons to select from. • "
SIM 8, CIVIL AND MILITARY;
MADE UP TO ORDER PROMPTLY,
In the highest style, and st moderate prices.
33ciy€,' Clothing.
In staa department our stock Ls also unrivaled
THY latET 111 THE Carr,
At The Lowest Prices.
Orders malteds& shortest notice_
The Choicest Stock
READY MADE CLOTHING
/N PHILADELPHIA.
ROCKHILL&WILSOB
Brown-Stone Clothing Hall,
603 te 605 Chestnut street.
ap7.B,tw3m rpt
AT RETAIL,
JAS, R. CANPBELEA &
727 Chestnut st.,
Have made extensive additions to their PoPular Stock
of
DICKS
AND
. 1 : 3111, E55 4 131-00_13-,
wEt: CH-Thlar OONTINDE To SELL
At Moderate Prices,
Wholesale Rooms up Stairs.
ICE 1 ICE 1 10E1 ICE!
Incorporated 1884.
THOS. E. CAHILL. Prealdent. JOHN GOODYEAR
Secretary. HENRY THOMAS, Sup;
COLD iiiirigalNGr
ICE AND COAL CO.
DEALERI3 IN APB SHIPPERS OF ICE and COAL.
We are:now prepared to furnish BEST QUALITY
ICE in large ur small quantities to Botels,Steamboats
Ice Cream Salo+. no, Families, Offices, &c., dtc., and a
the LOWEST MA WIRT RATES.
ICE served DAILY in all paved limits of the con-
solidated City, West Philadelphia, Mantua, Rich
mond and Germantown. Your custom and influence
is respectfully solicited. You can rely on belong fur ,
fished with a PORE article and PROMPTLY.
Bend your order to OFFICE
NO. 433 WALNUT STREET.
DEPOTS.
S.W. corner Twelfth and Willow Street&
North Penna. R. R. and Master Street.
Lombard and Twenty-fifth streets.
Pine Street Wharf. Schuylkill. apmm
Cape Island 10 Boom Cottage for Sale,
ADJOINING CONGRESS HALL,
Will be sold with or witnout Stable for four horses.
Address, J. F. CAKE,
mhals,wlm rfl Cape Island.
npo HOUSEKEEPERS, for cleaning silver ant BU-
J- Ver-plated ware, a NEW P. ILLSITING POWDER
best ever mada. P A RR et BROTri 14 R
AnS EN Chestnut street% below Fourth
FINE CLOTIIING
SALE uF VALUABLE
•
ITALIAN
CARRARA MARBLE ,
PARLOR AND GARDEN
•
STATUARY, iSt C.
We are instructed to announce
that Messrs. Viti Bros., formerly
Vito Viti. & Sons, will sell at the Art
Gallery, 1020 Chestnut btreet, on.
Friday Morning, April 20, at 11
o'clock. over thirty piebes of Val
uable Italian. Marble Parlor and
Garden Statuary, Vases, Monu
mental Figures. &0., &0., being
their entire importation. In the
collection will be found a copy of
Powers' Greek Slave, over three
feet. Also, the celebraied bust of
Eve, several Monumental F igures
and Groupes, THE TOUT .EN
SEMI3.I..E forming the L ARG ES'P
COLLECTION OF UARY
EVER OFFERED at Public bale
B. SCOTT, Jr.,
ml7-it 40 AUCTIONEER.
, HAWLis AND MANTLES.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 407 Borth Second Street,
NOW OPEN
A fan assortment of ,
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
LAMA SHAWLS,
SEGE CLASIMERE SHAWLS,
LAMA AND PUSHER LACE,
POINTS AND BORNOUS.
Latest styles of CLOTH and BILE MANTLES and
SACQITES. ap1.8.5t TP/ '
4.;. - GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
. DIAIifuNDS and ti
.0.1/V1
PEARL JEWALRIe,
`I?9F- at greatly reduced prices.. •
aPPAI 7. W. RAILY, =Chestnut street,'
Satin Striped Grenadines,
JUST OPRITJED;
AT REDUCED PRICER.
CIIRWEN BTOODART & BROTHER
Nos. 450, 452 and 454 N. SECOND Street,
COLORED ABB WRITE embOUND
MOHAIR FOULARDS,
OF OHO/CE syyr.vs,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
CIIRWEN ETODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450; 452, 454 N. Second St , .
alas-at; • Above Willow.
ROBEWOOD, CHAMBER AND
PARLOR SUITES,
AT
Geo. J. rlenkels' s ,
Thirteenth and Chestnut Streets,
To st r i merly U 9 and all Chestnut Street.
418 v
re
zu
A. S. ROBINSON'S SE
COND LARGE SALE OF
Splendid Oil Paintings,
in Elegant. OrnaMental
Go) Gilt Frames, will take
place at his Store. No. 910
Chestnut street, on Wed
nesday and Thursday Eve
nings, AprillBth and 19th,
at 7 1-2 o'clock. The pub
lic are respectfully invited
10 Visit his Galleries where
the Paintings are upon Ex
hibition, FREE, Day and
Evening, untillo o'clock.
B. SC3OTT. Jr.,
• AUCTIONEER
GREAT TRADE SALE
3 3 000 Cases
BOOTS, SHOES,
BROGANS, dm
Comprising the Stock of J. B. Harmer,
To be Sold on the Premises,
128 North 7 hird Street.
ON THURSDAY MORNING. the 19th
Inst., Commencing at 10 o'clock.
PHILIP FORD &
_api+-4t" A crerlommals.
!SALE OF
ITALIAN MARBLE
63 'X' rir IT A. I It"
THOS. BIRCH & SON respeot
fully announce that on Tuesday
Morning, April 24th, at 10 o'clock,
at the Auction Store. No. 1110
Chestnut Etreet, they will sell by
order of Signor a. B. Pandolfini,
an invoice of Carara Marble
Groups and Figures; also. Garden
Statuary, Vases. Ornaments, J 3 o
hemiaaa Glass Ware, Plated Ware,
&o.
2.IOKFOR dr YIELDS; BOSTON,
Above Willow
"Asphodel" is a genuine romance,' written in an orl y
ginal vein of great purity of feeling, and portrays spe;
cial character with peculiar poetic fidelity. The story
is American in all its situations and experience; and
has that power of Interesting the reader which cannot•
be resisted.
Queen Mother and Rosamond,.
BY ALGERNON CHARLES SWENZURNE.
One Vol. 36m0. Beveled Boards, Gilt, 12 00
The author of "Atalanta in Calydon" has won to•
himself the applause of two continents alreadg, by
his poetic genius. At a single bound he has placea
himself in the front rank of modern poets, and the
volume now first reprinted in America will amply
sustain his reputation. It is replete with those vivid
and original bursts of poetic fervor and fancy thaw
stamp the writer as a man of genius su.reof his ground
and able to sustain himself in whatever region he may
essay to soar. The Queen Mother and Bosamond
are
no
ard less
marked productions than "Atalanta" or "Chw
tei,"
The South Since the War.
Correspondent of ea "Boston Advertiser" and "
cago Tribune."
This book , discusses matters of Immediate and en
grossing interest, pertaining to Iteconstruction at the
South. It Is the record of observations made by the
author during ajourney of several months in a num
ber of the Southern States, after the cessation of hos
tilities. Relied every opportunity to note the , effect
produced on the people of the South by the completer
alusibilation ‘ of their military power, and to observe
the change ginned by the
,reconstruction policy of the
l'residtnt. Be was brought in coatedt velth represen
tatives of all classes, from provisional governors to•
rice negroes, and he gives full accounts of his conver
sations with various persons, with reference to what le
called the "negro question." Re describes the Con
ventions held in North and South Carolina and Geor
gia, to act upon the p.,llcy of the President, the pre
sent condition of things at Andersonville, Salisbury
and Florence; scenes in the track of Sherman's army:
and tie characteristics of social life in the interior or
South Carolina and Georgia.
The work is marked by the same fairness and
nes., of statenient which caused the stator's letters
from the South to be so extensively copied and se•
eagetly read.
•** sent pbstpaid on receipt of price.
1 3eav - en Our Llomer
(ONE HUNDREDTH THOMIND4
Meet For. 11-ea-yen!
(THIRTY-SECOND THOUSAND.)
Life in heaven .!
The en orns ons sale which these religious Books have'
had, us certainly an evidence that they touch the pann
ier hear.
Price,
Sold by all Booksellers, and mailed, postpaid, by the
Publtthers.
ROBERTS BRO-THERS,
NEARLY READY!
JECC.IE. 110310;
A Survey of the Life and Work of
"A theological book ofraore power and freshness,.
and higher Insight, we have not read for raanyyears:
—Spectator.
"It is full of valuable and suggestive thought, great
power of dealing with the practical side of moral ques
tions and an infinite and most unaffected sympathy
with all that is noble and generous and self-devoted.'::
—Literary Churchman.
"An essay thoroughly indeperflOt of all special ec—
clmtiastic.l influence, and thoroughly imbued with the
true historic spirit, which is yet enthelyfree from the
irrational assumptions by which the method falsely
called historic" Las recently been marked."—North
British Review.
•
We shallpoblish Ecce Homo April 20, in one hand—
some 10mo volvme. Price 1.1 50. Early orders from•
the trade solicited.
ROBERTS BROTHERS
apIR 7E rp/
143 Washington St, Boston.
apl&s&w2t rp
bittlifrA OUIJA OAR
We offer fcr sale upwards of
FINE TABLE SHERRY WINE,.
(20 gallons in each cask). This Wine Is considered(
VERT RINE and is sold at a very small advanoeory
the coat of Importation.
Also, SEVIMIY-FIVE OASES of
Salad Oil,
Onr own importation, crof red of the beet'quality„
without regardto cost,tlrs -le by the cue at whole , -
sale prices.
ALSO,
HEIDSIECK & CO. CHAMPAGNE
At the Importer's price in New York, in any quanutz.
Also, WIDOW OLIQUOT, MOST dr. CRANDON'S.-
JIJLES BIIIMM'S, SP.aRKI.J.NG RHINE, HOOKS,
BIII:OIINDY, SAIITEENE,CINCINNATI OATAWk
11A and CALIFORNIA WINKS. •
or-
O -
GenninA.Frenoh Liqueurs and
Also 400 Cases Fine Table Claret,
Onr own Importation and Bottling, for sale at whole.-
sale prices. All these Wines are warranted gennixitrt
and pure.
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
S. W. Cor. BROAD AND WALNUT;.
apl2-6t
PATENT WIRE WORK
FOR RAILINGS, STORE FRONTS,
GUARDS, PARTITIONS,
MON:BEDSTEADS AND WIRE WORE
in variety, mennfaetand by
M. WALKER & SONS,
mh.34m 41:4 NO. 11 NORTH SIXTH Street.
r CAPEN, PHRENOLOGIST,
4 .E Successor to Fowler, Wells & Co., gives ,
4'l written and verbal descriptions or character
Charts,.with daily at
. fripSin , WAIDUP.I No. 25 &TENTH Street.
PUBLISH THIR DAY
A~PI~OD~L;
A ROMAN`CB
ONE VOLUME, 16MO. el5O
BY SIDIV"E'Y AIqDREWS,
ONE VOLUME. /WO. 12 00.
(TS THOUSAND.)
- - 0123 eaeh.
BOSTON. MASS
Jesus Christ.
100 CASKS