CHOLERA AND WOODEN LEGS.
IS is an undisputed fact that comparatively few
remons who have wooden legs, ever fall victims to an
epidemic. The circumstance appears surprising
. .ak
Int, but it may easily be accounted for, upon lig
mune plan which E. nablea us to diboovea why people
eat fewer meals in February than in any other month-
In short, it is t. ecatuto that (notwithstanding the un
happy effects of war), wooden legs are always scarcer
than natural extremities: though either hind can
convey you to that grand depot of goon and cheap
Clothing—Toner Hall.
WB
gwa—
eSawoi ausimere Chats, tta low ae
. .manta
It
g. w its
Making an entireati-woos fancy suit for
414-wooi black/lack Cbats. as taw as
" " Oastimere Pants
" Goth Vest, 400
Afokbity an entire all-wool black suit for 020 00
Ati•tooot good styie .Fancy Cos:Wiens Suits. to match,
for 114 bO.
Astonishing as these prices may seem, compared with
those to which we have been aecustomectfor several years
USN ANN NOT Ir/CT/TIOUS—IVE HAVE THE GOODS re,
aiLANTITS 3 AT THE PRICES HILVTIOITBD. We make
so no trash—they are alt servir,eabie goods. Advancing
friers these rates we have Coeds of all grades, up to the
wars finest fabrics, in large supply at a proportionate
reduction from former prices; comprising BY ,y,ey.
sh,s /amen and most complete assortment of aothtng in
ogsaastphia (ken's, Youths' and Boys% surpassed by
sums, and equaled by few, in style, make and fit, at
prices guaranteed tower Mn the lowest eigewhere, or
ass money refunded. •
Gentlemen who usually have their clothing made to
measure, can , be as weldor better fitted from our stock
is garments equal in every respeei, atfrom 25 to 50 per
cent. tower pricer. Those whoprafer can have their goads
wade to measure in the best manner, with a fine assort
ment ofprice:goods to select. fro M..
Mr TO CLOTHING DRAT:Mpg -6;1
Our purchases for this season having been delayed
stetting the expected der-tine in goods, we have now on
hand the largest and best assorted stock of Mild:win
Philadelphia, purchased for CASH EXCLUSIVELY, AT
NOM 'MEP LOWEST BATHS OT THE SEASON, which
enables us to req./teen fair profit and sett at prices less
Thar! the cost of same goods in most other establishments.
We can supply aothiers doing a fine city trade with
goods adopted to their sales, at prices so much lower than
the cost of their present stocks, that, by making an
Menlo of the whole, they will be enabled to dispose of
view goods at prices covering The average cost, and even
paving a profit. BENNETT & CO.,
Oaf.ORICROaf.SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS.
are recognized sa the most perfect and permanent in
struments in America and Eu rope. Piny-six Medals.
a 0.009 in use. Large assortment ofi ORGANS and X.&
lAOIDRONS, 914 CHESTNUT street.
tish3-th.sa.al W. R. DUTTON.
hiPB,LNWAY nVNe
PIANOS
INIVIAre now acknowledged the beet in.POM
Barninenta In Europe as well as America. They are
OM In public and prite, by the greatest artists
Ming in Europe, by VON BITLOW, DREYSCHOOK,
/MET, JABLL, and others; in this country bY
ILSSON, WOLFSOHN, etc. For sale only by
BLAtiEUS Bitot3.,
&Bi- if 1008 Chestnut street.
EVENING BULLETIN.
TUESDAY, MAY 8. 1866.
BANCROFT AND RUSSELL.
We took occasion, at the time of the
delivery of Mr. Bancroft's oration on
.Mr. Lincoln, to express our great disap
pointment with much that Mr. Ban
croft said, both in regard to the rambling
character of his disquisition upon Ame
rican history, and the bad taste exhibited
in the untimely onslaught upon France
and England. But we had no thought
of questioning the accuracy of any of
Mr. Bancroft's facts, as he is a scholar
and a historian too well trained to com
mit himself to grave assertions which
history cannot sustain. Earl Russell
however places a different estimate
• upon 'his reliability, and ventures to
give a fiat denial to Mr. Bancroft's decla
ration of the hostile attitude which Lord
John assumed towards us on the very
breaking out of the rebellion. He
defends himself from the charge of Mr.
Bancroft, under cover of a speech in
which he reproved a member of the
House of Commons, for declaring that
"the great Republican bubble had
burst." *Earl Russell could scarcely
_have made a greater blunder than
in thus inviting a resurrection of
his record in the opening of the rebel
lion. Instead of refuting Mr. Bancroft's
facts he has simply given him the chance
to call his witnesses, and Mr. Bancroft
appeals from Russell the Premier
to Russell the Foreign Secretary, with
crushing effect. He proves from
Lord John's own letters to Earl Cowley
and Lord Lyons, written before official
intelligence of the rebellion had reached
him, that the statements made in 14is
oration were strictly just and true. He
shows that, from the very first, as:early
as May 6, 1861, Lord Russell spoke of us
as ",the late Union," "the late United
States," "the States which lately com
posed the American Union," &c. He
moreover shows that great haste wasex
ercised in circulating this view through
out Europe, and that Lord Riissell
showed great anxiety to impress upon
other courts the theory that the rebels
were a regularly constituted nation to
which all belligerent rights should be
promptly extended. The corres
pondence, as published, is a complete
vindication of Mr. Bancroft, as a his
torian, and places Earl Russell in the
light of a very bungling diplomatist, in
thus attempting to ignore testimony
which was so fresh in the public mind,
and so easily accessible.
It will be noticed that Mr. Bancroft
avails himself of this opportunity to de
fend himself from the criticisms which
his attack upon France and England
provoked both at home and abroad. He
defends himself upon the ground that
"nothing so wounded Mr. Lincoln's
feelings, or exercised his judgment, or
tried his fortitude" as the conduct of the
British Government towards our coun
try. But, unfortunately for Mr. Ban
croft's position in this particular, this
reason for his attack does not appear in
his oration at all. It stands quite dis
connected from any reference to Mr.
lAncoln, and it was on this account that
this portion of the oration, as well as
some others, was felt to be very much
out of place and in bad taste. So far as
the presence of Sir Frederick Bruce was
concerned, Mr. Bancroft makes his case
good by stating that two messages were
sent to him advising him not to be pre
sent. Of course, if the British Minister
preferrad,*after that,to hear.disagreeable
things said about himself and his coun
tryi,,he had no cause to complain of any
itreaoll9fcourtesy,.
. .
The confession of the butcher`of the
Deering family will create no surprise in
the minds of those who were familiar
with the published details of the terrible
crime. We believe this confession to be
literally true. He takes no pains in it
to lessen the atrocity of his climes; he
says plainly that he wanted money and
was determined to have it, and that he
cared but little how many lives he sac
rificed so that he could accomplish the
object of his desires. He does not even
make the plea that the crimes were com
mitted on the spur of the moment, to be
regretted almost as Soon as done.
He declares that he had meditated
the robbery of the Deerings for several
months; that for a week before their
murder he had been contemplating the
butchery of the entire family as a means
towards the accomplishing of the desired
end, and that he only awaited a favorable
opportunity for putting his bloody
schemes into execution. He tells how
he enticed the family, one by one,to the
barn, until, at last, none were left in the
house but little Anniennd the baby, and
how he tookthe latter on his arm, while
its sister ran along by the side of the
butcher, who was taking them to the
place which reekedwith the warm blood
of the murdered mother and her
slaughtered little ones. He even smiles
when he tells how he enticed Miss Do
lan to the barn with the story that she
would find the Deerings all there.
There is no need for a man who tells
these things of himself, with all their
sickening details, mincing matters con
cerning ordinary crimes, and we believe
him implicitly when he declares that he
knows nothing whatever of the one hun
dred and twenty dollars in compound
interest notes which were said to have
been in Miss Dolan's purse. We believe
him, too, when he said he regretted the
murders; but only because he had been
foiled in realizing a large sum of money
through their commission.
The great poet has said that "Murder,
though it bath no tongue, will speak
with most miraculous organ." The crime
committed by Probst wonderfully alms
bates the truthfulness of this remark. No
living eye but his own saw the bloody
deed committed; he killed "little chicks"
and all, that none should tell the story,
and that even the baby's feeble accu
sing wail might be silenced. He con
cealed the bodies,and fled from the scene,
and for four days the dread secret was
unrevealed. But exposure came at last,
and then shrewd men set to work to un
ravel the mystery. Not only the hid
den bodies told the story of the manner
of their taking off, but they pointed to
the author of the mischief. The aven
gers of blobd were soon upon the track of
the murderer, and step by step they fol
lowed him through all his wanderings,
after the murder, until he was in the
hands of the law. How intelligently
the officers of justice laid their
plans, and how well they followed •the
trail their intelligence put them upon,
may be judged from the fact that in no
essential point coes the detailed confes
sion of the murderer differ from the
theory offered by the Commonwealth at
the time of the trisd. Not only did the
District Attorney sketch the mode in
which the different members of the
doomed family were entrapped to de
struetion,and how they were destroyed;
but through the mediumof the witness
stand he accounted for almost every
minute of the time of the murderer from
the moment he turned his back upon
the desolated home of the Deerings.
Murder spoke with most miraculous or
gan and confounded the guilty wretch.
We presume that there will be but
little delay in putting the sentence of the
Court into execution, and that in a short
time earth will be rid of a monster whose
crimes are without a parallel, . and who
has no regrets for what he has done ex
cept that he failed to obtain the money
that was the motive for the fell deed.
and that he has fallen into the hands of
retributive justice.
2 50
5 / 1 50
0:11 00
5 00
TOWER HALL.
518 MARKET STR tvi:
SOUTHERN TACTICS.
The "Chivalry" are determined to
keep the freedmen of the South in a
condition of ignorance which will unfit
them for the full enjoyment of civil
rights. It isn favorite cry with recoil,-
strutted rebels that their late slaves are
too ignorant and uncultivated to exer
cise the right of suffrageor even to ap
pear as witnesses in a court of. justice.
Passing over the fact that this condition
of ignorance and degradation is the fault
of the master, and the misfortune of the
negro, for which the latter is not justly
responsible, we come to the more im
portant point that the white traitors of
the South are determined that the loyal
blacks shall continue in a condition of
incapacitating ignorance. Among the
most recent demonstrations that have
grown out of this spirit are the burning
of negro churches at Petersburg, Vir
ginia, and the destruction of negro
school-houses in. Memphis. Such little
Chivalric exploits as these are common
enough through the South, and we only
name special instances because they are
events Of the past few days.
This knocking a man down and then
kicking him for falling is a regular
branch of slave-holding tactics, and the
professors of it cannot easily relinquish
their old habits. We think it would be
as well under all the circumstances, to
give such gentry a wholesome term of
probation before they are again per
mitted to introduce the manners of the
plantation and the morals of the torch
and the bowie-knife into the halls of the
Federal Congress.
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.-
Carpenter's fine picture of the First Read.
ing of the Emancipation Proclamation, be
fore the Cabinet, by President Lincoln, has
been elegantly engraved on steel by A. H.
• . •
PROBST'S CORPESSION
THE DAILY .EVENING BULLETIN : PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY '8,1866
Ritchie, and mirk* sold to subsaribers only,
the price being for Artist's Proofs, $5O;
India Proofs, $25; Prints, $lO. Derby et
Miller ' of New York, are the publishers,
and Mr. T. B. Pugh, at Sixth and Chestnut
streets, is the Philadelphia agent. -As a
work of art, the engraving has high merit;
but this is of small consideration alongside
of its interest as -a great national , picture.
- The portraits of Lincoln, Seward, Welles,
Stanton, Chase, Blair, Bates and Smith, are
life-like, and the grouping is admirable.
Mr. Carpenter resided at the White House
for six months while the painting was in
progress, and thus became perfectly familiar
With the countenance and character of our
beloved President. There should be no
delay in subscribing for the engraving.
GREAT SALE OF PXINTINGS.-A remarka
bly fine collection of oil paintings will be
sold at auction on Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week, by Mr. B. Scott, Jr.,
at his Art Gallery, No. 1020 Chestnut street.
They are originals by some of the best
living Belgian, French and Dutch artists.
They will all be hung by this afternoon, and
as the sale takes place so soon, no time
ahould be lost , in examining them. The
originality of each work is fully attested and
guaranteed. It is doubtful whether so many
good foreign paintings have ever before been
offered for sale in this country. Some par
ticulars concerning the sale will be found in
Mr. Scott's advertisement in to-day's 8ur...-
LET/N.
•:` • I ar, :Willi :4:
1731 :11:: • • • BET
and 211 LODGE STREET.
Mechanics of every branch required for housebuild
ing and fitting promptly furnished. Ja3•sms
ophMASON st ELAMIAN'S
CABINET ORGANS. WM
Unlike and superior to any and all
reed instruments Recommended by the leading or
ganists and artistes in America and Europe.
J.. GOULD,
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
spl9.th,s,ta,tl
STECIC dk OD., PIANOS.
Nearly one thousand ot these p o p e_ isr Instruments Inuse in Philadelphia. *RI
For Bale only by - J, E. GOULD,
apl7-tu.th.sa,tfrp Seventh and Chestnut.
TATVINERY—LETTstragt
_ ...BY—LETTERS, CAP AND Nom
JPAPREs. ENVELOPES, BLANK•• BOORS, and
every req gur uiaite
t in the Stationery line, selling at the
lowest fies a
J. B. DOWNING'S Stationery Store.
tfrp) lighth street. two doors above Walnut.
SPRING STYLE H.xTS.—WARBITitT—ON.
4so CHESTNUT Street, next door to the Post
Moe.
N. E.—Nowhere else can the purchaser obis in greater
value for his money. apl9-Im.ra3
DItICES REDUCED.—.N N OW is the time If you desire
geed Pictures at moderate charges.
HER. 624 Arch' street, will feanish you with Pictures
of all styles.
DAI
rweE OF THE DOG CATCHERS!--tin=ins,
A/ ollars, Diming and I ember Leaders, for sale by
ittlblAN d: SHAW. No. s3J (Eight Thirty-five)
bf arket strees„ below Nintb.
CARTFS DE VISITE FCR lit.—Thee are now:-
pasred in tyle. execution or LI olib. Splendid ape
eimens 01 art. moderate pric. Gone**, b - 2.4 Arch et.
B. F. REIM/ R'S.
THE COMPARATIVE durability of a Cog-wheel
Clothes 'Wringer with that of others not thus
gear eti, has been proved by our own experience to be
three time. greater. This superiority ranks them as
the cheopest. and we believe them In all other respects
to be equal to any other that we have seen. For sale
by TICIMSIAN & SHAW. No. Ssh (Eight Thirty-live)
3starket street. below Ninth
T
ARG.t tiIZE PHOTOGRAPHS ONLY $1 —The
_,l 12 oft popular e Like made. admired by al'.
the ars le for framing. See specimens at REIMER'S
Gallery. Second street. above Green.
L A r tuss. Grass Hooks, Smiths, What Stones. Rakes, Pitchforks &c.. for sale by THU
MAN SEA 'W. No. kls (Eight h irty-tive) Market
street below Ninth.
P0,, , t,t 4 ' 1 ,11 1 , 8 75,0 C hippers, urocets. Hotel-Keepers
Cider, by the barrel o e r r Lr s e u r ier Y " S °l 7o§ltrAT 4Re
no9-rpti 2•At Fear atrtet, below Third and 4 tra'nilt.
1866
~r.,:‘,l,lt.,( 93 l T OPri'Astr at RPP'S
dyed and Children's hair cut. o ll r i Rikl er is and Ikece
ers
and Dock street. t ltxj 0. C. KOPP.
D
E.E.tt.V.AB —Dr. S. S. Brooks has removed from
o. Is2o Vine street, to No. 140 .North Twel th
street.
S. low Race. royS-1214,*
frt. , BULT , EILI , E.PaRS for cleaning *diver and
Ilver-plated ware, a KEW POI. P.ll /NG POWDER.,
the est ever made- FARR& BRO MEM,
felt =.l Chestnat street, below Fourth.
IITABEING WITH I DFLTRDE INK, Embroider
.lll. Ing, Braldlng, S.amping, da_ _
T.SA AO NATBANS, Auctioneer and 3loney Broker.
I.N. E. corner
the
Third and .prac- streets, only cue
square below the Exchange. NATHAN/3'B Principal
Office, ts , abilsbed for the last forty years. Money to
lean in lvrge or small amounts, at the lowest rates on
Dlaruot ds. Sliver Plate, Watches, Jewelry. Clothing,
and goods of every description. Office hours :rum 8
A. .7d . till? P. M. cleM4Gp
WEAVER.t CO.,
lidanuf.crurers of
ara - NiLa. AND 4 aIt.R.ED CORDAGE.
Cords, Twines.
No. 23 Not th Water E tree!. and N 0.22 North Delaware
avenue, Philadelphia.
EDNT.IN If. FITTER. 311CaTARL WEAVER.
CONRAD P. CLOMILIER.
FINE FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS.—Afreshlm,
portattnn of beautlfhl s plea, warranted cotter;
TIME , HEEPERS.
FA RE & BROTHERS. Impsnters.
.3a Chestnut street, below Fourth.
JORDAN'S CRLEBBATED TONIC
truly healthful and nutriticus beverage, now in use
by tbousands—invallds and others—haa established a
character for quality of material and purity of manu-
facture, which stands unrivaled. It is recommended
by physicians of this and other places, as a superior
tonic, and requires but a trial to convince the most
skeptical orbs great merit. To be had, wholesaleand
retail, of P. J. JORDAN, =0 Pear street,
ELEGANT BALL q.81241.1111NGS AND BUTTONS,
Llnny Lace and Chintz Borders at
airs. E. R. 'WAGNER'S,
803 Arch street, above EJOhth, north side.
NOTICE.—The Good Will and rixtnres of Store for
sale.
mySitrpi
$25,000.
115,000. 110,000. 16,000,
and several other amounts to 10 - an
ON MOM GAGE.
rnyB,2t4p C. W. ROBINSON, 812 Walnut street.
LOO siotooo, $6,000 and other amounts to
0, loan on mortgage.
Apply to
LEWIS H REDNER,
N 0.352 South Fourth street.
MIRE BOILS
RRISON BOILER, A SAFE ST.ABI
BOILER.—The attention of lianufactarers and
others using Steam is confidently called to this new
Steam Generator, as combining essential advanta
in absolute safety from explosion. in cheapness of
flrat
cost and cost of repairs In economy of fhel, facility of
cleating and transportation, &c., nut possessed by any
other boiler now In use. This boiler is formed of a
combination bfcast-iron hollow spheres, each sphere
8 inches external diameter, and .3i of an inch thick.
These are held together by wrought-Iron bolts, with
caps at the ends.
Nearly one hundred of these Boilers are nuw
in
opperatlon, some of them in the beat establishments
in this city.
For descriptive circulars or price, apply to JOSEPH
HARRISON, Jr.. Harrison Boiler Works, Gray's
Ferry Road, adjoining the 11. S. .Arsenal,
p his, ap4-2mrpi
Tum:BLY WARNING.
CHOLERA. CHOLERA. A PREVENTIVE
A CURIE!
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A 'BOTTLE IN THE
ROUSE.
IN CASE OF- SUDDEN ATTACH IN TOE IT/GET,
SW.A.Y.N.E'S BOWEL CORDIA_L.
"Swaitne's' Bowel Oodial.
Swaione's" Bowel Oordtat.
•Rwayne's" TREATMENT. Bowel CordiaL.
"Swayne's" •
Rowel Oort
"Swayne's', In all cases, at all sea- Bowel 0:Intl's&
''Swaynes' sons,inad in all climates, Bowel thrdia&
"Swayne's" where there is sickess Bowel Cbre
"Swayne's" of btomach, pains in n
the Bowl Cordial.
Owaynes" Bowels, Dysentery, Li- Bowe/ Cbrdia/.
Swaynea" arrhcea, Sudden attacks Bowel Cordia/.
"Steaytues" in the night, be prepared Bowel COrcital.
' Swaynes" to lay your hands on a Bowel Cordial.
"s - wayite's" bottle of this Gaeta, Be- Bowel Gorilla&
"Swayne's" medy, as nine times out Bowel Cbrdial.
"Swavne s" of ten immediate relief Bowel Cordied.
"Swayne's" will be obtained. Bowel ctordlal.
"Steatate's" Bowel COrdico.
"Swaynes" Bowel Cordia/.
Dr. tiwayne was connected with violence HoSpital,
When that disease raged with suchin Phila
delphia in 1852, and the experience there gained should
be a guaran tee for the great superb:nay of this medi
cine over all others. And a.so the very many cures
performed since thattime of extreme cases, ettows ex
perience to be the great teacher.
CHOLERA /NFANTUM. OR STEAMER COMPLAINT.--S 0
prevalent with young children during the warm sea
son • Swayne's Bowel Cordial" never falls to cure. and
may be given to the most tender infant. Full direc
tions accompany every bottle.
PRICE ONLY 35 OFNTS A BOTTLE.
Prepart aby Dr. SWAYNE 50N,.330 North Sixth
street, above Vine, Philadelphia. ap27-tn,th far
MONIGY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED
UPON DI&MONDS WA.TOHES. JEWEL.
• , ItY, PLATE. CLOTHING;at •
JONES & CO.'s •
t LUESTAP LIS qED LOAN OFFICE,
Corner of THIRD and GASKILL StreetS,
Below Lombard.
N. B.— DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Jrwargy,
GDNS. &C... •
FOR SALE AT
\t4I3W.MW3P,,*:9V:j:
121.2 Cents Unbleached Mullin,
18 3.4. Bleached Muslin, good.
25 Cents Bleached Muslin, extra good
35 Cents French Skirting Muslin.
3 7 3—Iteantifnl Pearl Alpacas.
17,ii—Very lots Pearl Alpacas.
Several auction of DRESS GOODS. suitable for
Sults and Traveling Dresses.
52 25 for Damask Linen Napkins, Linen- Sheeting%
Towels and Pillow Case Linens, Bargain:s,
Watnautta. New York lowerrest
dale, Semper ideas and Whitney Muslims, than
they have been sold last week.
English, German and Balbriggan Hose.
BURNS di ATKINSON,
247 South Eleventh St., above Spruce
AND
1107 PINE ST.
myS 2t
La Pierre ..I - lottse,
PI-I ILA D ELPH.IA.
1113 well-lmown House. having been thoroughly
renovated and nswly furnished throughout, In the
mvP t modern style, will be reopen for the reception of
guests on
SATURDAY, May 12,1866.
Mooing can he engaged from this date, at the °Mice cf
the Hotel, between M and 5 P. 3f., or by ad
drelng
BAKb,R & FAR LEY.
Pans., Ark pEoPitizTorts.
tbs .
B.—The House will be (men far the Inspection of
P ld public ON TfillbSDAY, MAY 10, from sto 10
. .
mytt.at
The undersigned have the pleasure of announelog
that rat the 4th of June they wth issue the fix:lLl:lumber
of a New Illustrated .I , ,urnal, to be called
Though there are already a large number of Periodi
cal Poo'Stations of the kind we plopase to lame. and
thereis therefore no e nemstty for the estalie
lishment Of WIWI:1 el'. stlll, we intend to fill a vacs.x..• In
ibis connection which has long been felt., to the injury
of many meritorious sheets. ,
It pcsslble at the present. time to obtain any
paper of tne host mei it, tor less than Three Dollara
yer annuls], and ar. Illustrated one for not lem than
Four Dollars. tier intentiontheren.Te. to issue a
a Journa. co the same size as - I . farper's, ' or "Frank
Leslie's," the contents ni scotch shall beequal to theirs
In merit, and to charge but half m their price, namely,
Two Dollars per year. We shalt aim to present - a
weekly history of pas*lng events, illustrated by wood.
cuts 111 the hlghes. sty le of the art. and interspersed
with Original Nov pis, Ilan:lances, Tales, Adventure*,
Concise Biographies, Lsughuole Anecdotes, Wit, R
mor, tqulbs, inimrable Caricatures. Literary, Per.
sepal and:soh ntilic Items. etc.. etc.
In thus charging so smsl a sum for their paper, the
Publishers of the • :slit ror of the Times" expect to be
rewarded w lth a Subscription List which shah amply
remunerate mem for their necessary outlay of both
"Mind and 2fattcr."•
M. A. TORREI
1&O Filbert at
Subscription Price for one Tear, 112 CKL
.• •• for six months. $1 2.3.
No Free - Copies. No Advertisemen Ls Int erted.
Adaress alt Subscriptions and"Lcdtorial matter, to
W. S. SANFORD d CO., Publishers,
mI7-2t rpl
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One Price
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004 1 1 41A.IIIKET
ABOVE SIXTH.
Prices reduced to the lowest point.
A fine assortment of Beady-Made Clothing con
stantly on hand. Custom Work made to order at very
short notice._ in style and durability =surpassed. •
5p26-Im 411
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS,
Wholesale and Retail.
GRIM, & BRO.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
my-I.lm rpa 28 SOa L la SIXTEENTH, St., Philada.
PA TENT WIRE WORK
LOB RAU TAGS, STORE FRONTS,
GUARDS,
TRON:REDSTEADS AND , PARTITIONS
WIRE WORK dtc,
to variety, manufactured by
M. WALT:MR & SONS.
ntb3-41m 4v3 NO. 11 NORTH SIXTH &rem.
f r , J. T. GALLAG HER,
•OPet: Late of BAILEY 41:
FORMERLY BAILEY & Kaman%
Invitee attention to his
NEW JEWELIty ESTAIILISHNERT,
S, W, cor, Thtrteenth and Chestnut Sts.
HIS STOCE ,
WATCHES DIAMONDS,
AND OTHER
FINE JEWELRY
Sterling Silverware and Silver Plated
Ware.
will be !mid very complete. Those wishing to pm ,
chase or examine Wlll trod It much to their advantme
to favor him with a call. AR goods WA_RRAETED
of FIRST QUALITY. and prices aatisfacto . The
CELEBRATED VAOHERON and . OONST
WATCH, of all sizes, for Ladies and Gentlemen.
fteetal attention given to DIAMONDS.
Watches And CleCits Carey Repaired and War
ranted. • ,• , . mbi• then to $lO
gar Excase a little inconvenience
arising from alterations and impnyve
rnenta going on in our •Itore. It is
more than compensated for by the
EXTRA BARGAINS
our customers. As we w a nt to
giv e
to re.
duce our stock to avoid its removal
out of the way of the workmen.
The Finest Ready Made Clothing In
the City and the largest assortment
to select from. Piece Goods to make
up to order.
WARAULANZEL & BROWlit s
thalf. BALL.
SOIITHICAPIT
&MTH and MiaagigT Sta.
135'/ q„e
AMILY SEWING -MACHINES.
NO.
722
CHESTNUT ST.
A hew Illutratea hper! !
"The Blizior o' thelimel."
high class modern OIL
PAINTINGS, represented
by the most celebrated Art
ists of the Flemish, Mussel
dorf, Dutch and French
Schools, will be sold with
out reserve on the even
ings of T HURSDAY and
FRIDAY, May 10th and
11th; at 7 3-4 o'clock, at
SCOTT'S A RT GALLERY,
1020 Chestnut Street.
Now open for examination, free
Every Painting in this collection
is guaranteed original.
KNICKERBOCKER
ICE COMPANY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
Importers of Eastern Ice
- Having secnred a full supplY of the best ettalitY
ICE, are prepared to tarn Mb it thrnoghont the seAson,
as
RA usual, PROMIfTLY, at the LOV, EST BIARERT
TES,
Hotels, Monte+
titles and Shipping supplied with
large or amall qua titles. Particular attention given
teal 4 delivery of Ice
in Families, Stores, Ofaces. dec.
ME. rerved daily West Philadelphia. Mantua,
Richmond, '/ loge and all parts of the city. Your order
nape:Vl:llly solicited.
I', P. KERSHAW, A. hUNT.
• OFFICES AND DEPOTS;
Nos,llB azd 120 North Broad Street,
Willow Street Wharf, Delaware Ave.
apl7stothim re? •
BOSTON, IktrASS.
O 1 ICE! ICE! ICE
THOS. Z. CAHTLL, President. JOHN safM)DYEA.B
Secretary. HENRY THOMAS, SLUM,
COLD Sl:bit-LNG
ICE AND COAL CO.
DEALERS Its AHD SHIPPERS OF ICE and COAL.
We aretnow prepared to inrnishllaT QUALITY
ICE in large or small quantities to Hotels,Steamboats
Ice Cream Salams, Families, Micas, dtc., and a
the LOWEST ZIA Ex.sT RATES.
ICE served DAILY in all paved limits of the con
solidated City, West Philadelphia, Mantua, Rich.
mend and Germantown.- Your custom and influence
is respectfully solicited. You Can rely on being far
'limbed with a PURE article and PROMPTLY.
Send your order to OFFICE
Keep Cool! - Keep Cool ! !
By ORDERING 10131 T. ICE OP
CHARLES S. CARPENTER & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETALT,
ICE DEALERS,
717 WILLOW, ABV. FRANKLIN ST.
Famllies supplied eatbfactorily and at reduced rates.
Beers and large consumers fluMshed on reasonable
term
CHAS. S. CARPENTER,
JOHN GLENDENINO.
a JOS. M. TRUMAN, Jr.,
P 2 74Ta - Proprietors.
.112 G.ERM.ANTOWN RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
—A large house, with all the modern convent
ences, extensive grounds and plenty ofahade; stabling
for three horses; within ten minutes' walk of Railroad
Station. Will be rented either with or without the
stable. Address Box 1308 Philada. P. O. mys-rptf
• FINE WATMEgs, used, corn
aV plate assortment at recently veprkee•
• PARR d:BROTTr
Importers of Watches etc,.
*MO 824 Chestnut street, deism POnirJr.
J. L. CAPER, PHRENOLOGIST.
rr Successor to Fowler t .Wells Co., gives
y ik
,;: v fl i t l ip and verbaarts , daily l desCrlPmcce- of character
441 eL IftP 9 'InW.SAMJP.L Na ;5 oaur *net.
- -
IMPORTANT SALE of
B. SCOTT, Jr.,
Incorporated 1864
No. 435 WALNUT STREET.
DEPOTS,
V
B. W. corner Tcvelfth and Willow Streets.
North Penna. R. R. and Master street.
Lombard and Twenty-fifth streets.
Pine Street Wharf, Schuylkill. ' aPs-inn 4p
Will Sail SATURDAY, 12th inst.,
anThe AI first class Steamship.
Now loading for the above port at
Second Whad above Xarket Street,
will sail as above.
For freight or Information. apply to
MERSHOW & CLOUD,
mya.stO 10 SOUTH WHARVES-
Gr- of - A.011. 5
For Raising Carriages. Wagons, &c., which for light
zees, duatabillty, handinees, &c., cannot bc surpassed.
Warranted to be the best Sack in the United States, /al --
raising all kinds of Vehicles,
Warranted as represented, or returnable.
FOR SA TM AT No. 101 l MARKET Street,-
" " " No, OS MARKET Street,and
JOHN 8. CHESNUT.
•
SOLE PATENTEE,
It rps FILBERT Street, above Fifteenth.
• E. ff. NEEDLES,
1
1024 CHESTNUT Street, -
OFFERS AT LOW PRICES,
•
2 I 000 PIECES• WHITE GOODS, '
Including all varieties Shirred Puffed. Tnored,
~, Plaid, Striped. Plain and Figured biUBLHIS,
suitable for White Bodies anti Dresses.
100 pieces printed LINER LAWNS. desirable
styles f. ..r Dresses.
Cluny, Valencienne and other Laces Insert.
lags, Edg.ines. .I.leuncings and Bands, Hand-
The kchlets, Veils, CAlarsisileeves,etc.
above are offered for sale CHEAP and
pa in great VAlPtlrl.
OLADMS WOULD DO WELL TO EXAM
l.biz.
REDUCTION IN PRICES..
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
SUMNER POPLINS,
Being mach below the cost of Importation.
N. R—.l. great variety of
At rs cezta a yard
avcrioassx
AT RETAIL.
IA B. R CAMPBEfiIa & CO.,
727 Chestnut St.,
Have =lade extensive addition. to their popular Stook-,
tSILJ S
WHICH THEY CONTIIit-7 TO SELL
Modet-ate Prices.-
Iny4lmWholesale Rooms Up Slairs.
rp
lIEAVY REDUCTION
EDWIN HALL & Ca,
Are now offering the balance of their
spring and Sunimeir-
FANCY SILKS,
At a great Reduction in Plicee frorr...
my7.2t r
OOKING GLASSES..
FINE ASSORTMENT.
MODERATE RATESS.
EARLE'S GALLERIES
'51.43 Chestnut . St.
ap2B-10t rpt
WE HEREWITH CALL attention to our
meontileent assortment of superior P
what we always have on hand, and oder
them at very reasonable prices to purchssers. Best, of
references and FULL GUARANTEE invariaoly.
given by
THE 'ONION PIANO MANUFACTURING CO.
1140 - .
STEAM FOR BOSTON.
MARY SANFORD,
SHERW'OOD, Commander,
3.4ri24 CHESTNUT STREET.
C.•• • ' St s ". • fralYT
S. Second st.,
HAVE OPENED
T WO CASES,
ORE HITBDRED PIECES OF
AT 37% CPS. A YARD
DRESS GOODS,
DI S GOOD S
ric; THE PR:CES OF
FANCY SILKS.
28 South Second street,
STOCK OF
former Rates
ILA.IEZ,GfiE
AT VERY
lur-nri>