BUSINESS NOTICES.
A HUSBAND ON HOUSE CLEANING.
"How, Mrs. .I—, I want my dinner,:
And there's none cooked, as I'm a sinner I
You've got the floors all in a slop--
Plague on the handle of that mop!
• A-chew l a-chew! those sashes out
Will give us colds, I have no doubt.
I see no comfort hero is found,
So I'll go where it does abound,
And fly from woman's tyrant power
• To choose icy Spring Suit at the Tower."
WX Ravin—
jfE-wool Fancy Casatmere Mats, as tow as 550
14IS
__ p ant , '' 4 00
ult gt Yeats 250
Making an entireaß-wool fancy suit for , $ll 5 0
41:13-wool black Sack (bats. as low as Kt Oo
" , " Oassimere Pants SCO
" Cloth Vests 400
$
irakino an entire alt-wool black suit for .20 00
411,u00t good style Fancy ca ::mere Batts, to match
for *l4 50.
Astonishing as these prices may seem, compared with
those to which we have been accustomed for several years
ithey ARE NOT FICT/T/OOB — WE RAVE THE GOODS IN
SMART/T=B AT THE PRICES MENTIONED. We ' ake
tap no trash—they are all serviceable goods. Advancing
from these rates we have goods of all grades up to the
*cry finest fabrics, comprising BY FAR the largest and
wo o, complete assortment of Clothing in Philadelphia,
(k en's, Youths' and Boys'), surpassed by none, and
equated by few, in style, make and itt, caprices guaran
teed tower than the lowest elsewhere, or ..: e money re-
Itesuled
PTO CLOTHIERS. -al
Our pnrchases for this season having been &Wed ,
waging the expected decline in goods, we have now on
hand the largest and best assorted stock of Clothing in
Yhitadelphia, purchased for CASE EXCLUSIVELY, AT
TEE 'VERY LOWEST ELATES OF THE SEASON, which
enab /es us to realize a fair profit and sell at prices less
than the cost of same goods in moat other establishments.
We can supply Ciothiers doing a fine city trade with
goods adopted to their sales, at prices so much lower than
the coat of their present stocks, that, by making an
average of the whole, they will be enabted to dispose of
.their goods at prices covering the average cost, and even
paying a profit. BENNETi' & CO.,
TOWER HALL,
518 MARKET STREET.
• ONE RIINDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
The Indians, by their treachery, bring down
The bunters' knife on their devoted crown,
Wbo, faaly roused, a ruthless course pursue,
And act as Incensed white men always do.
Mich raider who shoots through an Indian's brains
One hundred dollars for the scalp obtains;
Entsquaws, altho' they sometimes look quite nice,
Axe only to be paid for at half-price.
This seems quite savage, and it is, no doubt;
Batmen of mercy seem almost "played out,"
And as the hunter's patience is all gone,
Extcrmination is thus going on.
& Co. pursue another plan—
They rather make than mar their fellow man;
And their SPRING CLornixot all who seek will find
The best and cheapest trophy fashion e'er d sigsed,
To those who contemplate purchasing a Spring Suit
we would say, you will find at the •Star" an immense
stock of carefully-manufactured Clothing, embracing
every style of garment worn by gentlemen: also, con
atantly receiving, the latest and most stylish fancy
CasalmeTes for our Custom department, whits, em.
ploying the but cutters and workmen, cannot be
excelled. _ _
STAR CLOTHING EM.PORITTIet,
LOW PRICES AND I(ASELIONAI3LE GOODS,
SOO ORESTNIIT fiTSEEP, SIGN OF STAB.,
PERRY & CO.
A REDUCTION OF 25 PER or
from $125 to MO less upon each INSTRU
MENT than our REGULAR BuRKIKILE
Desiring to reduce our large stock of superior and
highly improved richly finished seven octave
wood Pianos, previous to the removal to our new store,
Girard Row, No. 1108 Chestnut street, we have con-
Chided to offer them at the actual cost to manufacture,
sad at prices equally as low as we sold them before the
war
These inrtnunents have been awarded the highest
Cr'gpremiums at all the principal exhibitions ever held In
antry, with numerous testimonials from the drat
=in America and Europe. They are now the
g Pianos, and ar purchase l parts of the world.
Persons desiring to a lirst-casas Piano, at
greatly reduced rates, should not fail to avail them
selves of this opportunity. Circulars of the rrgalar
butiednle prices, with precise cuts of the styles of our
Pianos, cars be had at the warerooma, and on alica-
Won will be sent by mail. SCIIOSLAUEZE &j 0,
apeirnyl Warerooms, No. 1041 Chestnut street.
ORICKERINO
MIRAND, SQUARE AND UntIGSTEgi
PIANGs,
are recognized as the most perfect and permanent in.
strum ente In America ana 1;orope. Fifty six Medals.
BO_ ,090 in nae. Large aw ortment of OB.Gang. &VIA :der
JAODEONS, 914 CUMTNUT street.
inta-th.sa,to W. Tr.. DUTTON.
oft TEEN PIA WAY dr.NOS SONS'
Are'ilow acksowledged the beet tn.IM
gisrnments in Atsrops as well as America. They are
to public and private, by the greatest artists
In ..re . pe, by VON BULOW, DRZYSCHOOK,
,7a VIA, and other; fn 'the country by rant%
W9LIFSPIPV, etc, F"'"On ^nTv by
3154311719 BROS.,
It*lf 1008 Ohastrint street,
EVENING BULLETIN.
TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1866.
CONCERNING COTTON
He would have been accounted a fool,
tvho would have predicted, on the Ist of
September, 1865, that the receipts of
cotton at all the. Southern shipping
ports, between that time and the mid
dle of April, 1866, would be over a mil
lion and a half of kales. Yet such is
the fact, and it mu zit excite wonder in
the minds of those who put faith in the
predictions of last spring that there
- would be little or no cotton produced.
In truth cotton prophets are not to be
relied on. They are bulls and bears—
generally bulls, who try to keep crying
up the price by crying down the
quantity.
The conquered, devastated, impover
ished South, with its system of slave
labor suddenly destroyed, was, in fact,
• hardly to be expected to produce much
cotton in the first year of its subjuga
tion. It is phenomenal, but so is every
thing phenomenal in this extraordinary
;country. Secession was a phenomenon;
so was the war that followed it, so was
the sudden termination of that war, and
so is the cotton crop of the first year of
.peace and emancipation. Cotton put
the United States Government to a
pretty severe trial, and the Government
- triumphed. Cotton has ceased to be a
`king in politics, but it may become all
powerful in commerce. At any rate, in
its discrowned condition, it gets hands
to plant it, cultivate it, gather it and
send it to market, at the very time that
we are told that the negroes will not
work and that no cotton crop will be
raised.
The cotton croakers are this year
trying to play over the game of last year,
throwing duet in the e ; es :ind stuffing
cotton wool in the ears of those that
really want to know the truth about
cotton. They say: true, there wasimore
cotton planted and raised in 1865 than
we expected; but ttaere will be less in
1866, for the negroes either will not
work, or will not keep to their contracts
when they do begin to work. Then the
Freedmen's Bureau bill and the Civil
Bights bill and the opposition to Presi
dent Johnson's policy are going to play
the very mischief all through the South,
-and cotton is bound to go under. These
- wise and, of course, sincere prog
nostications, may serve to keep up the
price, of raw cotton and compel us to
pay dearly for our muslins during this
whole year. But the truth will prevail
at last, and people will learn that, in a
time of peace, the production of Ameri
can cotton is irrepressible,and that under
the system of free labor, it is going to
increase to,an amazing extent.
There is poetic Justice in the idea that
cotton, which brought on our frightful
war and its frightful debt,is going tobea
principal means of paying the debt.
The export of it to Europe is already
preserving the equilibrium of trade, and
we want it taxed in some way, so as to
make it send large returns to the United
States Treasury. There is no product
that will better bear such taxation, and
no tax would be less severely felt than a
tax on.cotton. When the crop amounts,
as it will, before very long, to five, six or
even ten millions of bales per annum,
the price of cotton and cotton goods will
be low in spite of the tax.
PREMUThI ON PERJIIRY.
Mr. Rogers, of New Jersey, rarely
speaks without saying something. He
never talks platitudes. If he did, he
would not have afforded the amusement
to Congress and the country that he has
given us this winter. So well has his
reputation for saying and doing funny
things been established, that he is now
always sure of an audience whenever he
addresses the House. Yesterday he got
a chance, and, of course, improved it.
The Judiciary Committee made its re
' port on the President's recommendation
to modify the Test Oath, and Rogers
was, as usual, in a minority of one.
His minority report is as earnest an
apology and plea for the rebels as could
have been expected. He recites the va
rious compulsory motives under which
the Southern people went into rebellion.
He divides them into four classes: first,
rebels by force of belief in State Sove
reignty; second, rebels for the sake of
making a living; third, rebels to avoid
conscription; and fourth, rebels by means
of conscription. How far any of these
lofty motives will appeal to any really
loyal mind or heart is a question. Mr.
Rogers evidently considers them all
good and valid excuses for rebellion, and
desires to modify the Test Oath so as to
give them all the Southern offices as
soon as possible. His remedy is to strike
out the third clause of the oath and to
substitute for it a clause to read as fol
lows:—" That I have not voluntarily
sought any office whatever under any
authority or pretended authority in hos
tility to the United States."
Mr. Rogers clearly means everybody
in his four classes of rebels to be let in
under this amendment; He regards
them all as having acted under some
pressure which deprived their treason of
a voluntary character and he proposes
to them his improved oath, in order to
fill the Southern offices with his South
ern friends. There are comparatively
few men, whose consciences were elastic
enough to renounce their old oaths of
allegiance, who would not be ready to
give them the slight additional stretch
that would be needful to adapt 'them to
Mr. Rogers's patent oath. The amend
ment, if it Could only be engineered
through Congress, would offer a tempt
ing premium to all manner of false
swearing, and its demoralizing effect
upon the people of the South would be
far more pernicious than any evil that
can possibly come from placing the
power of the reconstructed States in the
hands of the unhappily small minority
of men who were loyal to their country,
".•fift:et, midst, and last of all."
THE TRIAL OF PROBST.
it is expected that the trial of Antoci
'Probst, for the murder of the Dearing
fatally, Will be commenced to-morrow
in the Court of Oyer and Terminer. Al
though there Is no doubt of the guilt of
the miscreant, the trial will excite in
tense interest. Some delay may occur
in obtaining a jury, especially if the ab
surd plan be adopted of excluding from
the jury box such men as may have
formed an opinion concerning the guilt
of the accused. But it is likely that the
requisite twelve men will be obtained
to-morrow, and the testimony will be
proceeded with at once. We intend to
have the proceedings reported as fully as
possible in the BULLETIN every day, up
to the latest moment.
Bierstadt's new Picture.
"A Storm In the Rooky Mountains," the
last great work by Bierstadt, is now on ex
hibition at Wenderoth,'Taylor dr, Brown's,
No. - 912 Chestnut street. No description
can do justice to this wonderful landscape.
Its magnificent beauty is overpowering.
There is enough in it to furnish ideas for as
many smaller landscapes as there are in the
Academy exhibition.' The technical excel
lences of the work are extraordinary, but
the conception and the composition are no
lees admirable. But, as already stated, it
is idle to attempt to describe the work, or to
point out any of its manifold beauties. It
must be seen, and those who avail them
selves of the opportunity of seeing it will
have the satisfaction of knowing that they
are aiding "The Lincoln Institution, or Sol
diers' and Sailors' Orphan Boys' Rome."
Heal Estate Sale To•morrow.
James A. Freeman's sate to-morr4, at the Exchange,
inefuctes .r inumber of acsirable buitaing sites, Chestnut
Bill. I
. sir I 3 AND CATALOGUES A i T THE Atrcnos
STORE. '
TOBN CBUMP BUILDER. I
Ira atliC an ßlETunricr
Mechanics of every branch required ibr honsebnild
ing and fitting promptly tarnished. iaB-ihn*
MASON & liAlkfLlN'S
0411MCABINET ORGANS,
Unlike auu superb r to any aua a I
reed instruments ateumn, en led by ta., Ir.ding ur
ganieta anti artistes in America and Rumpe.
J. E. GOULD,
aple.thAtn,tf F Seventh and Chestnut strets.
STECK & w., PIANOS.
Nearly one thousand of these popu- .4 0
lar instruments in use In Phtladel pole. -
For Sale only by J, E GOULD,
apt7-tu.th,sa,tErp Seventh anti Chestnut.
QTATIONEKT—LETTER OAP AND NOTE
13 PAPERS, ENVELOPES, BLANK BOOK 4, and
every requisite in the Stationery line, selling aLthe
lowest figures at
J. R. DOWNING'S Stationery Store,
inall.-ttra/ Eighth street.t wo doors above Walnut.
itSPRING ST I,E
430 CHESTNUT Street, next d,or to the Poet
M ee, etn9-Im,rpi
_ .
Drio. , ,oußA PBS, of superior execution, at reluced
1 I' 'leer, beau tif ul specimens of art; now N the time;
- patronize B,ELMER's Osliery, Second street, above
Green, and obtain satisfactory Pictures.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN a PHILADELPHIA; TUESDAY, APRIL 24. 1866.
p b ARDINE BOX SHEARS AND OPENERS of
several kinds, Chatopagne - Euives sad Corkscrews.
N T Hwthtber Hekeeping ;11Vdware, may be bought
at UMAN &SHAW'S. I'M 835 (Eight Thirty-live)
Market street, below Ninth.
REDUCED PRlCES.—Superb Portraits. striking
Likenesses coloring artistic and truthful. See
specimens at B.:P. REIMER'S, 624.' Arch street. Life
size khotograpbs in Oil Colors, pleasing,natural styles.
- --
PRINTED RECEIPTS for making the Wissonsin
Cakes or Bran Muffins (which agrees with most
03 rpeptics), are furnished to purchasers of the pans
by TRUMAN & SHAW, No. 835 (Eight Thirty-live)
Market street, below Ninth.
a FOR 107—.Cartes de Visite. natural styles and supe•
Et, r In execution, giving satisfaction to all.finished
in the best manner, at REIMER S Gallery, second
street, above Green.
1.5.-HORN SNOBS of various styles, and Wrenches
I_l ior screwing them on; Buil Rings, Patent Cattle
leaders and Cow Chains, for sale by TRUMAN &
, HAW, No. 835 (Eight Thirty-five) Market street,
below Ninth.
REAL LACE SHAWLS.
GEO. W. vOGEL, No. 1016 CHESTNUT at.. has
received from Bruxelles,per steamer Delaware, direct
to the port of Philadelphia. one case of Black Real
Lace Shawls, comprising some entirely new fresh
designA not before exhibited in this market, at greatly
reduced prices. ap246trp•
CHEAP a , ticLLES! CHEAP LINENS
Bleached Raclin, at 1234, is, 20, 22, and a very heavy
OrIP at 25 ar,d 213 c.
One case extra quality. at Sic.. very cheap.
Beautiful goods, at S 5, 87%. and 400.
New k Mills, Williamsville, Wamsutta, Forest
dale, Semper ldem, Whitney. and every make that Is
In the market.
Brown Muslim; equally low.
Splendid stock Sl:teeth:lgs, in every width there Is.
,„.
TABLE LINENA!
Ralf bleached, at 75, 85, 87%. $l, lig 12% and it 25.
Brown, at 62%, 75, 8735 and $l.
Bleached Scotch and Irish goods, $l, 123:;:, IA 25,
11 and $1 75.
One lot of beau' Ifni patterns. at $2 and $2 25.
Towels, Crash, Fluckaback, bleached and half
bleached.
Bird-eye for Aprons; Scotch Diapering.
Napkins and Doylies, in great variety.
'BITE, GOODS! WHITE GOODS!
Nainsooks, plaid, plain and striped; large plaid Cam
bees, for dresses; soft finish Cambrics, all widths;
Tucked Skirling, already stamped; fine assortment of
Brilliants, All these are selling very low. Linen
}Mktg., at 13; great bargain. Honeycomb Quilts, Lan
caster do., Marseilles Counterpanes, white, pink and
blue. = Splendid line of Summer Flannels. from Sac. up.
GRANVILLE B. HAINES,
ap24 St No. 1013 Market street. above Tenth.
ABARE CHANCE.
Fine French Lawns, at SM. •
White Ground Blue Spots, only 37.360., worth 6236.
White Ground Purple Spots, fast colors, only 37,%.
'They are a good bargain.
2,000 yards French Lawns, at 873x'. at
STOKES & WOOD'S, 702 Arch.
HAMS! HAMS !!— J. Stewart's Trenton, Davls'a
Star Hams. Briggs & Swift's celebrated Cincin
nati Barns, and J. Bower's City Cozad. warranted to
give satisfaction. For safe by AL F. SPILLIN, N. W.
corner Eighth and Arch.
nzavE oth.-100 baskets Latour and oilier favorite
lf brands of Salad Oil, for sale by M. F. SPILLIN,
hi. W. corner Arch and Eightn.
JAVA COFFEE.--pure Old Government Java Coffee,
ler sale by Al F. ESPILLI.I4, N. W. corner of Arch
and Eighth streets.
T .
AS! TEAS!!-100 packages of very choice new
crop Green and Black, of the late importation. -As
these 7 eas have been bought since the decline In gold,
we are prepared flunish tarot lea at greatly r duced
prices. For sale by the box, or at retail M.F. SPIL,
LIN, N . W. corner Arch and h:ighth streets.
SATE ITE ETLAND SH e. WLS, at ft 50,14 50 and
111 .$5 60,—GE W. VOGEL. No. 1016 CHESTNIJT
street, has educ;d the prices of
SHETLAS‘D SHAWLS,
largest sizes. to $3 50, $4 50 and $5OO to doss th..
°nation. Abe,. a iew very fine eIHAWLS, at same
proportioLate reductions. - apW.6trpo
EIEa , SISTENT SOAP BUBBLES, of wonderful
strength god durability. They will last rrom live
minutes to ten hours, may be penetrated with knives
withoutbreaking. and INay be b own to a foot or
more In diameter, F bowing themcet brilliant priarnat.c
ci Mrs. ana furnishing a delight? 1 enterudome-t
bolt' for adults and children. The solutice. sold by Arc-
ALIISTE.I3, QUEEN...to., and by the manufacturer,
JANIVA T.
streets.
aplPeStrp Broad and Spruce streets..
THE B A 11.RIbON SOIL.F.H. A SAP • STEAH
BOILER.—The attention of Manufacturers and
others using Steam Is confidently called to this new
Steen, Generator. as combining essential advantages
in absolute safe) , from explosion in cheapness of drat
cost and cost of rerairs in economy of fret, facility of
clew. in g and trznsportation, etc., nt t possessed by any
other boiler now in use This boiler is formed of a
combination ofcast.lron hollow spheres, each sphere
8 Inches external diameter, and Ni of an inch thiek.
These are held together by wrought-iron bolts, with
caps at the ends.
Nearly one hundred of these Boilers are now to
opperatlon, some of them in the best establishments
in this city.
For descriptive circulars or.price, apply to JOSEPH
HARBISON. Jr.. Harrison Boller Works. Gray's
Ferry Road, adjoining the 11. S. Arsenal. Pbliadel.
phis. • apl-itrarpf
1300 P SKIRT HANUFACTOBY Hoop Skirts
LA ready made andAlse made to Oreter, warranted of the
beet materials. diUtlittl re=l.
. E. BYLEY.
tetanal nit Vine sweet. above Eighth.
gRA.AD NA.THANt3. Auctioneer and Honey Broker,
1 N. E. corner of Third and B prnCaatreeta, only one
OWbelow the Exchange. HATEA.NB'B Principal
established for the last Italy yam. Mono}
to loan in large or small anionals. at the /owest rater
an Diamonds. &War Plata, WaWhea v tetreiry. a o t,
nag. and good— or erfirY description, =Debonair=
A.H. %Ulf P. H. de234trp.
Wriakvaza a 00. . Man at
MANUA AND ART= OORDAGIL
Cords, Twines, sc
Nerth Nvia Street, and !fn. 22 North Delawat
Avenue, Philadelphia.
Coma H. Pn.ram. Ittagaiey wate.
onarEaD P. laterrannz.
'hi. ENE FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS.—A train Inct•
portatton of boantlitd styles, warranted correct
TME-REEPERS.
.s.hui MU WITH IND rea RLE INH, Ernbrnielee
Ins, Residing, Stamping, dra
I ZS. A. TORREY,
Acv Filbert arm/.
JORDAN't3 cX.f , trxltSTLD TON/U 4.L.E.—Tha
truly healthful and nutritious beverage. now In use
by thousands—Mvallds anti others—has established a
Maracter for quality of material and purity of mann•
marme, which stands unrivaled. It Is recommended
physicians of this and other placea, as a superior
tonic and requires but a trial to convince the most
skeptical of Its great merit.. To be had, who Imal and
etafl. of P. L JORD C.V. 220 Pear street.
HENRY ./Ala 14 9,
A CCOUNTAICT.
Disputed and Confued unts justed—Sets of
books open ed—small . 'setaAcco Ad
keptkp contract. State
ments and Balance Sheetalpfepared for Bankrupt
Estates.
FRENCH AND S SPANISH T R ANS
A?
amS-Smi om Si No. tn street
HEALTH AND STRENUTH TO THE bICK.
"Ostrumption" "Oxn be cured."
"Cbristospiion" BWAYNES "Oot be cured."
"anzsumption" COMPOUND "airt be cured,"
"iibn.tomption" SYRUP OF "Owl be cured,"
"Consumption" WILD CHERRY 'am be cured,"
"Gbortimption" 18 THE "Con be cored."
"COuromplion" REMEDY. "am be cured,"
"Cotutimpttoti' "Can be cured."
Tirty Years' Experience, and the great amount of
testimony from all parts of the world, has proved it a
standard and reliable remedy for Colds. Asthma,
BroncLitis, Nervous Debility, Blood Spitting,. Liver
Complaint Pains in the Side and Breast, all Woollies
o' the air Passages and Lases.
ANOTHER HOPELIbiS CASE OF CONSUMPTION
Cuu,D BY D. EINVATNZ'S COMPOUND SYRUP OD
Winn LIEOCLUY.
- - .
ADAMSTOWN, Lancaster Do., Pa.
Dr. &oyes A' Bon, Genitemen.^—About two years
ago my wife was suffering from consumption, and
during r sickness bad the best medical attendance
in this end adjoining counties. Her case was pro.
nounced hopeless by all of them. I was induced,
through tre recommendation of Dr. Isaac 11 - Miller,
of West Brecknock, Bergs county, Pa, and who can
verify these facts, to try .Dr. ewayne's °impound
Syrup if Wild Cherry. After using it for some time.
she was entirely cared, and is now as well as ever in
her life, and flilly able to perform her usual labor.
am an folly satisfied that it is to yOur preparation that
lam indebted for her restoration to health, that I
grant you full liberty to give her one publicity, in the
hope that others now suffering may derive benefit
from her experience. Yours, respectfully,
HENRY onlyOEN.
This old established remedy prepared by. Dr.
Swasne 8 Bon, 830 North Sixtri street. Price St per
bottle; six bottles el. aple-tath f
40.000 P ,A o ß poliTs e git'LeWaihioLV;7o. Best.
10,a0 pounds Black Lead, powdered. Best,
10,000 pounds Antimony, U OM. boxes. •
2,00 'moods Gum Camphor, in barrels. •
2,500 pounds ow'd ana Gr'd Gentian Root.
2,000 pounds Amerman Drop-black in 1001 b. boxes.
1,5.0 pounds c polish do do.
zoo pout. ds Chloroform P.& W Ilb. bottles.
2,000 pounds Cream Tartar, pow'd, pure, in Mils.
2500 ounc a Sulph. Quinine, P ct W.. in LOU oz. cages.
500 ounces SWIM. Morphine. P.d/W., 50 oz ces.
All the above in store and r sale at lowest m aS arket
rates.
zer Wejnvite increased o ers for our popular
PULE LIBERTY HITE LEAD
AN
PENN TREATY HITE LEAD,
Of which we a the sole manufacturers.
BUY IT! TRY IT!!
T ebest In the market,
PUTTY PUTTY!! PUTT lli
MADE 00 PURE LINSEED OIL,
With power and facilities t, fill orders to any extent
Orders daily locreasin tr. We Invite inquiries.
ZIP GLI , R A SMITH, Wholesale Druggists,
Proprietois of the Pent Sylvania Paint and Color
Works,
Clore and Office, No. 187 North THIRD street,
apl9-12trpf Philadelphia
• • FINE 'WATCHE'S, lEWELRY, etc., acool
(oplete assortment at recently reduced prices.
). FARR dt BROTHE a,
• Importers or Watches, etc.,
era, VA Chestnut street , below Fourh.
41014 atostrk To ANY AMOUNT LOANED
UPON DIAMONDS W ITCHES, JEWEL.
•
KY, PLATE CLOTHING, &I, of
JONBs & Co.'s.
uLDESTABLISHXD LOAN OR ME,
Cbrner of THIRD and 0 &SHILL Streets,
Below Lombard.
R. B.— DIAMONDS, WATCHIS, JEWELRY,
SUNS. dtc.,
'Tia - 31;t"
FARR & BROTHER. Importers,
224 Chest nut,street, below Fourth.
NOB BALD Al
Y LOWEIUOB24 gip23-Iml
Tine is a personal Invitation
to the reader to examine our
new styles of
SPRING OPOTHING.
eassime.e Sults for 418, and
Black Snits fort2t. Finer Sults,
all prices up to $75.
WANAMAR ER dc BROWN,
OAR HALL.
BOVIIIICAUST COEMEEL
SIXTH and MARKET Sta.
NO.
CHESTNUT ST.
FAMILY SEWING-MACHINES.
WEST & BROWN. WEST & BROWN
WEST & BROWN. WEST & BROWN
WEST & BR , WN. WEST & BROWN
WI , ST & BROWN. WEST & BROWN
WEST & BROWN. WE *l` & BROWN
WEST & RROWN. WEST & BROWN.
WEST & BROWN. WEST & BROWN
WEST & BROWN. WEST & BROWN.
WEST & BROWN. WEST & BROWN.
WEST dr. BROWN. WEST & BROWN.
WEST & BROWN. WEST & BROWN.
%via, i, & BROWN.
WEST it BR- WN. •
WEST & BROWN.
WEST & BROWN.
WEST a BROWN. t , .
WIIST & RROWN.
WEST & BROWN.
WEST & BROWN.
WERT & MOWN.
WEST & BROWN.
WEST & BROWN.
TEA DEA 7 PBS. TEA DEALERS.
TEA DEALERS. TEA DEALERS.
TR A DEALERS. TEA DE &LER*
TEA DEALERS. , TEA. DEALERS,
TEA DR %LEM TEA DE a L KRA.
TEA DEALERS. TEA DEALERS.
IRA DEA LE RR. TEA DEALERS.
TEA DEALERS. TEA ..I•• E ALM%
TEA DEALT RS. TEA DEALERS.
TEA DEALERS. TEA. DE &LEAS,
TEA DEA I •Trikli TEA DEALERS.
Etia en EsTrat r
& 9 C , IESTNTI r NT.
& 9 CH EgTNITT &T.
909 t HISTNOT ST.
SO9 CHIO3T&TIIT T.
909 CR ESTNII bT.
109 CH N-NTNITT NT.
KO CH EST?: T ST,
309 CHMSTNETT BT.
MILD ABA ZEPHYR AND AS
FRAGRANT ABA ROBE are the
Teas sold by Messrs. West &
Brown at their - magnificent Empo
rium, No. 809 Chestnut Street.
You may there purchase a single
pound just as low as though you
bought a cheat; Every patron of
this establishment may test the fla
vor of the Tea before making a put.-
e i vise . The public are respectfully in
vited to give nit a tall.
WEST & BROWN,
SO9 Chestnut St.
SUMMER RESORT,-:
ON LINE OF
Reading Railroad and Branches.
MANSION HO USE, MOUNT CA RBON;
Mrs, Caroline Wunder, Pottsville P. 0., Solvay% co.
TU,SCARORA ROTEL,
Mrs. Hannah Miller, Thscarora P. 0., Schuylkill co.
AM H.. 4 .N 0 I CITY HOTEL.
G. W. Frost. Ifahanoy City P. 0., Schuylkill co.
WHITE HOUSE,
Mrs. Ewen Idaralorf, Beading P. 0.
ANDAL USIA,
Janice S. Madeira, Beading P. O.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. A. Smith, Wernensville P. 0., Berke CO.
SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
H. H. Manderbacb,Wornelettorf P. 0., Berke a%
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL,
Lebanon co., Merles lloederutel, Harrisburg P.O.
BOYERSTOWN SEMINARY,
J. B. Beaky, Boyeretown P. 0., Darks co.
YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL,
e. V. Snyder, Yellow Springs P. 0., Chester cc
LITIZ SPRINGS,
Samuel Licbtenthaler. Lithe P. 0., Lancaster co.
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
Rneedler & 'Feather, Ephrata P. 0.. Lancaster co.
APaIL Plat, 1868. sp23-3131
Et Rd A. El Et T_T S
PIANOS!!!
BRADRURY'S ITNEXCELLED
PIANOS.
TREAT, LINSLEY At CO.'S PREMIUM ORGANS.
Pianos of various other makers,all at redacted prices,
J . A.. 4124-IE7VZ IE S
apl4 Pa to th 6t .3 1102 CHRSTNITP SP.
J. T. GALLAGHER,
Late of BAILEY & CO.,
FORMERLY BAILEY & EMMEN,
Invitee attention to his •
NEM JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT,
S, W, cor. 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 w 11 find It much to their advantage
to favor him with a call. AD goods WARRANTED
of FIRST QUALITY, and prices satisfactory. The
CELEBRATIC VACHFRON and OONISTANTINE
WWI CH. of all sizes, tbr Ladies and Gentlemen.
Special attelti, n given to DIAMONDS.
Watches aid Clocks carefully Repaired and W ar
ranted. mkt- th sa ta
GI-ROVER & BAKER'S
FIRST PREMIUM ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCH
. STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
With latest improvements,
780 CHEsTNUT street. Philadelphia.
17 MARRET Street. Harrisburg. lel-erd Tr
CIO. BALE.—To Shippers. +Groom, Hotel-keepers
L• and others—A very superior lot. of Champagne
Oder, by the barrel or dozen. P J. JORDAN.
3109-rPtd ZSO Pear lltreat.belelr 'hard and Widnnt
H. STEEL & SON
Save Just Received from the late Auction Sales, at a
tremendous.losi to the Importers:
Black Silk Hernanies, at 37 y,
Yard Wide Hernanies, at $1 50,
Two Yards Wide Hernanies.
Black Silk - Byzantines, at $1 25„
Raper bilk Byzantin es, at $t 50,
Figured silk Grenadines, at 75, 67c,",
Figured Silk Grenadines, 51.1111 25, 37,
z 5 Hamden= e Grenadine Bareges for 75 cents
Handsome Black Silks for Coats.:
Handsome Black Silks for Mantles.
Handsome Black Bilks for Dresses.
HANDSOME SILKS
of even variety and quality, in all the new and choice
colors, at
VERY LOW PRICES.
Nos, 713 and 715 North Tenth Street,
aP24-3L
I-1. /SON
Have now open, from the late Auction Sales of L. dr
B. Curtis dr. Co., several lots of desirable and season
able
DRESS GOODS
•
At Very Low Prices.
Taffeta de Bruxelles, for Suits, at lion.
Paris Taspe Brilliantes, for Suite, at 5 0c.
Paris Satin Stripe Mozambiq'es, at one.
6-4 _Black ;Wool De Dairies, at 75, 87 el.
SIM Chitin Plaid Lamier Crepe . Eugenie, at $ll2
All of the above Goods are or very fine quality, and
cost at least one.third more than we are selling them
at, to import. ap2l,at
Nos, 713 and 715 North Tenth St.
Light Fancy Cassimens and . Coatings,
Medium Fancy Cassimeres &Coatings.
Dark Fancy Cassimeres and Coatings.
Silk Mixed Cloth, &c., &c.
FANCY STYLES FOR LADIES' SAC4I7ELQ.
MIXTURES OF ALL GRADES
For Men's and Boys' Wear,
Prom the Late Auction Bales, at RrnIICED PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Bon. 450, 452 and 454 Borth Second Bt.,
epl4tt Above Willow.
TRAVELING AND WALKING SUITS
JOHN W THOMAS,
NO. 405 and 407 North Second St.
IQo W OPEN,
Crepe Poplins,
Chene Poplins.
Chene Mohairs.
Plain Mohairs.
Toil de Inde,
POE
____
LADIES' AD, AIDs3ES'
TRAVELING And
5p24.151 rpi WALKING SUITS.
HIESKELL'SIMAGIO OIL
CURES 71[11EPTE.R.
KBYSIPXLAS, rms. SCALD mum,
A ND ALL SE= DISICAMIS I
Warranted to cure or money refunded.
For sale by all Druntsta.
Prinelpal Depot,
ABRIECAD'S PHARMACY,
No. 336 SOUTH SECOND ST.
Sir Price 1.3 cents per bottle. ap34-3m rp
BUY YOUR COAL NOW.
WILLIAM W. ALTER
Bas on band and is recelvlsg daily the best qualities
of Lehigh and Ecisuylktil coat. whize he is prepared to
furnish at .owest market rate..
As coal bus re.ebed ita lowest point, and with a
pro•pect of all early advance, !IA would nape. trolly
advize all his customer, and honsekce. ens generally to
lay In their coming winter supply at once.
Delivery depot Al d office,
Ninth Street (957), below Girard ave.;
Branch Office, cor. Sixth and Spring
Garden.
COMP'D - CAMPHOR TROCHES.
TESTED IN 1848.
A Safe, Agreeable and Post' lye vreventtre of all
CB* 4.1. RAIL: PTO.lLb.'
Compounded exclusively by
C H. NEEDLES,
S. W. cor. TWELFTH and RA CE, Pnllada.
Sent by mall to any address, on receipt of price, 5 0
°entailer box. ap:lttf
SALE OF'
Agate, Bardiglio and Casteliino Vases,
aitNAMEisiTS.
Alabaster Statuettes, Marble Statuary,
On Tuesday Evening, April 24th,
AT 7% O'CLOCK.
AT THE ART GALLERY,
No. 1020 CHESTNUT ST.
The Importation of Means VIII BROS.
The dollectlon will be arranged for examinelkin
on Monday Afternoon.
B. SCOTT, Jr.,
AUCTIONEER.
SIMON. COLTON & CLARKE,.
To Pamilies Residing in or Going to the
country.
Those who wish to purchase supplies of the beet ono
lity of FINE tIROCILRI.EB will nod stall and choice
stock of the best that- can be imported or procured
from the New 'York, Boston or Philadelphia markets,
and can be supplied with goods in package at whole
sale t.rices.
Particular attention is paid to packing in the neat
est std most safe manner possible.
Goods delivered to any of the Depote,Expms Offices
or cretin the Country free of charge.
•
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE ,
aro mi.
S. W. Cor. BROAD AND WALNUT.
VERY - CHOICE
CICIT_ACON T.
We have just received a lot of
very choice New Crop OOLONG
TEA. in small boxes (suitable for
families', to which we would call'
the attention of those desiring, a
really fine article at a moderate
Price.
THOMPSON BLACK & SON,
Broad and Chestnut Street.
ap23.6 rp
LA
Tris.-100,000 lathe afloat, for side by E, A. 8011
DER CO,, /Wk. Mimi Wharf,
DRESS GOODS..
BEAUTIFUL
IN W HITE AND COLORED GROUNDS
Printed Linen Cambric Dresses..
PLAIN LINENS
FOR TRAVELING SIIITN I &c.
Received by Late Steamers from_
Europe,
Selling at Importers' Prices, at
LINEN STORE,
NO. 828 ARCH STREET;
N. 13,—Rtrangers in the city will find it advanta
geolla to give as a call. We make Linen Goods a ape
daity.and keep the largest stock in the city.
mh3l sa to th 2me
REDUCTION IN PRICE&
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
2.8 S. Second st.,
HAVE OPM's - ED THIS DAY
100 Pieces of Yard-wide White and
Buff Grounds
FRENCH CHINTZES v
At 37 1-2 Cents a Yard.
sp23 2t
AT RETAIL.
JAS. R. CAMPBELG it - CO.,
727 Chestnut St.,
Have made exteoistre additions to their perdu Skids
of
AND
DRESS (343013 5,
WHICH TliY CO` u.o. TO SELL
At Moderate Prices 9
Wholesale Rooms up Stairs.
Rain Im rp
apM 12t 4p
Ellipbrium for Black Silks !
An Immense stock now open at low Ileum mnpris•
ing every vat iety from meolum to sublime quality.
Heavy Taffetq. Silks for Coats at 1 371-2
arn 1 621-2
Heavy Gros Grain Silks for Coats at.
1 8811nd 1 95.
2 Lots Black a=.ol Wbite Check Dress
tilks at 1 25 and 1 50.
AT NIcEIA - Et COY'S,
No 11 S. Ninth St.. abv. Chestnut.
_sp2l:6 The
LINENS.
Sheeting, Shirting and Pillow Case,
Damasks, Napkins, Doylies,
Table Cloths, Towels, &c,
IPMELIKINS,
9 South Ninth Street.
apl74a Lb &Ara St,
EDWIN HALL & CO,
28 South Second street,
Would Invite the attention ol the Ladles to their
TRAVELING DRESSES;
Which we think la
trade.
PA TENT WIRE WORK .
POR RATT THOS, STORE FRONTS,
GUARDS, PARTITIONS, 110:-
LEON:BEDSTEADS AND WIRE WOE
in variety, manufactured by
M. WALKER & EONS,
mhs4sm 41i NO. 11 NORTH SIXTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA , April 21, 1866.—RIDINfi"
BCH o. 1411 Arch street.—Madame
ebgDt7MCA, with great pie sure, begs leave to Inform that she is enabled to the elegant accomplishm , nt
D a n t Wr y
t,
o a: s y
of Botsrmars Jpuntil ihe first, of July next, on the
ILr St rrut,..kb'e terms
Hort.es, Saddles, 13ridles, &c., are now being
offered at private sale st very reduced piices. ap2l-9
NEW STYLES
MILLIKEN'S
ity tiger;s)4BA it4vat;4l:•o.y
WALKING SUITS
,y any house in t t he%
apnd