A VERY QUICK CUBE.
Young Loveweli lay upon tits bed
Quite soon," he groaned, "Isbell be dead i
By Ifitty's parents lam slabi, '
To whomi've sued for her in vain ;
ItuVif they now will grant theta
Of wedlock. I'll contended die!' •
Ezpecting soon to see him gone; -
The old folks bade ilierites go on;
But, just as soon as he was wed,
Lovewelf jumped up, and laughing said.:
"I feel quite well, and will this hour
A wedding suit get from the Tower f'
RAN - E
AliagOaJbncY autimere.Pants, as Imo as,
" a vests "
^ / 3 / a ck "tints "
aoth Vesta
.Fhncy Oassimere Suits, to match,
Black &oils,
Advancing from these rates we have goods of an grades,
tip to the very finest fabrics, at prices reduced in proper
tiorr—.7ifen's Youth's and Boys'. TIEOUSANDS irevio
31CITED WITHIN THE EAST FEW WEEKS, TEAT WE ARE
ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD, SWIMMABLE{ GOODS AT
TEE PEW= NAMED.
TRYING.
the Fenian trod:Lend/WISt now,
Seem bent online gigantic row !
Each one seems doubtful of his brother, •
- All bent on trying one another.
And when the court of justice opm,
It will be hard to "know the ropes."
It is not hard to find the place,
Where people are attlr'd with - grace,
Where IrAsziams's Court Is daily held,
Clothing munificent beheld
3pring-goods, and Bummer's cool attire,
All garments customers desire,
A large assortment, all laid In,
( When goods declined), with ready "tin."
The "Breit's" the place Just now for trying,
And when you try, you can't help buying!
We are glad to acknowledge the retain of linndreds
of patrons, who purchased of US. for the first time, im•
mediately after the great fire In January lest, and who
find it to their advantage to deal where they procure
Clothing of the first quality, in every particular, at
lower pricei than they can buy inferior articles else
, where. To those who have not yet purchased their
iSprirg Clothiltg,twe extend a cordial invitation to ex
amine our stock before making their selections, as we
are confident of our ability to snit the taste and means
of all.
F. B.—Clothing made to order at abort notice.
STAR CLOTHING "RissPORIIIISI,
CO9 CHESTNUT STREET, SIGN,OF STAR,
PERRY & CO
MtSCHOMACKER PLA_NO-FORTE
~ MANUFACTURING COMPANY'h
NEW STORE, No. 1103 01TFSTNUTiri
STREET.—We respectfully call the attention of our
friends and the public generally to our removal to oar
flew and handsome Warerooms, "GLRARD ROW,"
IRS CHESTNUT street, where we have constantly on
band a large stock of our superior and highly finished
Square all d Grand Pianos.
Our instruments have been awarded the highest
phemiums at all the principal exhibitions ever held in
this country, with numerous testimonials Irona the
first class artists in America and Europe.
They are now the leading Pianos, and are sold to all
parts of the world.
Persons desiring to, purchase a first-class PIEII3O at
greatly reduced rates thculd net faillo give us a call.
Pianos to rent, Tuning and promptly at
tended to. StiFfOMACIIIiR & CO. •
myll3.lm/ No. 1:03 Chestnut street.
illigt •
BTICINWAY & BONS' wi ts
PIANOS
Are now acknowledged the beat in
larttonnts In Europe ea well as America. They are
Used In %and private,_by the greatest artists
B.! in by VON BOW, DREYEATHOCII,
• , and others; in this country by Id:LLLS,
24, WO.LaT3UELN , etc, R , ..- gm.. -. 2 , by
BLASIUS BROS.,
teal-
if 1006 Chestnut street.
EVENING BULLETIN.
FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1866.
THE RECONSTRUCTION REPORT&
The constitutional amendment re
ported by the Reconstruction Committee
was adapted by the, House of Represen
tatives, yesterday, by the unexpectedly
large vote of 128 to 37. Every Republi
can, member voted for it, and every
Northern copperhead and so-called
southern conservative against it. Even
Mr. Raymond, of New York, whose pa
per has condemned the report, and who
has been regarded as the champion of
‘ c,
the Presid nt among the Republicans,
voted for it. ' There were ten votes for it
more than e required two-thirds.
The unan' ity with which the Union
men in the ouse have sustained the
report of the mmittee is as gratifying
as it is unexpected. They have not
acted hastily nor in temper. They have
had time to hear from their constituents
and to learn whether they considered
the President or Congress the truest
interpreter of the wishes of the"
people. The constituencies of
Congress are they whose 'votes made
Andrew. Johnson President, and they
know the principl( a for which they voted.
They and their representatives have
now unanimously pronounced their dis
approval of the course pursued by the
President in reference to the lately re
bellious people, and their determination
that they shall not be represented in
Congress until sufficient guarantees shall
be given that the peace of the country
and the security of the Union are never
again to be disturbed.
The firmness and fidelity of Congress
are most reassuring. Neither the pas
sionate abuse of the President, nor the
favor extended to his opinions by his
Cabinet, has affected a single vote of the
Republican members. If the Recon
struction report is a radical one, then
every Republican member is a radical,
and there is but a pitiful show for the
proposed new "third party" that was to
be formed, with the Johnson Repub
licans in the House as its leaders. There
is not. a single Johnson Republican in
that body; if Johnsonistn means opposi
tion to the. Constitutional amendment.
We wait to see whether the President
will be content with having in Congress
no supporters of his policy but the•petty
minority of members who were his bit
ter assailants a little more than a year
ago.
A SOUTHERN ANNIVERSARY.
A telegraphic despatch from Rich
mond informs us that the anniversary
of the death of Stonewall Jackson was
observed yesterday at the late capital of
the "Confederacy." Business was ge
nerally suspended in the city, addresses
were made, and the rebel graves in
Hollywood and Oakwood cemeteries
were decorated with flowers. The writer
of this article chanced to be in Rich
mond last mo❑tli, wh en the anniversary
of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
came around. There was no suspension
of btsiness on that occasion, and the
only place where there was • any recog
anion of the anniversary of the most ap
palling calamity in the history of Ame
rica, •was at the headquarters of the Fe
.
deral forces.
It will be urged in justification of this
neglect in one case and of glorification
400
2 50
500
400
14 00
20 00
BENNETT & 00,
TOWER HALL,
1518 31SAITHET STREET,
SUMMER BOARDING.
The farmbrs are generally a wide
awake people. They profess to have a
great dread of the keenness of the city
people; but while we dwellers among
bricks and mortar have somewell-whet
led blades among us, the rural districts
turn out multitudinous thorns of ap
proved sharpness. The country people
who supply our markets with produce
never consider themselves well paid
until the extremest farthing is extorted
from the citizen, and they demand star
vation prices for their butter, eggs, poul
try and vegetables, at a season when a
beneficent Providence is covering their
fields with the richest pasturage, and
making the earth to yield bountifully of
all its fruits. Hitherto the farmershave
turned their attention to bleedine the
city folks in town; but the threatened
approach of • the cholera, and the
consequent desire to seek pure air,
for the summer, have opened anew field
of enterprise to the hungry farmer, He
now seeks to imitate the spider in his
web and to entice his victims to his own
abode to their undoing. Very many of
these anxious rural people are setting
their houses in order with a view to
taking boarders for the summer. This
is all well enough; but the prices de-
Mended by the country folks for the
small accommodations and short com
mons they offer are amusing evidences
of rustic greed. Ten dollars a week each
for children, and from twelve to fifteen,
and even twenty dollars each for adults:
is the frequent tariff, and the citizen
who pays these prices is allowed to take
his buttermilk and to enjoy his heavy
bread and oily butter, in quarters not
half so comfortable, and far less
convenient, than those he
has deserted at home. There
are many well-established and well
known places of summer resort, where
sojourners can obtain comfortable ac
commodations, and enjoy all the ad
vantages of pure air, wholesome water,
&e., without havin g to su limit to the small
exactions of amateur boarding-house
keepers, who are scheming to fill their
pockets through the agency of a cholera
panic. Most of the well established
places of resort are gradually reducing the
scale of their prices since the close of
the war; the new-fledged country board
ing house proprietors, upon the other
hand, are doubling and trebling the ac
customed rates. It is all well enough
for citizens who can be comfortably
fixed in the country during the hot
months, to make their escape from the
city; but it is wiser to stay in town and
make one's self as comfortable as possible
without flying to rural evils that they
think not of, in the shape of mean ac
commodations, poor fare and extortionate
prices. We would leave the greedy ex
pectants of huge profits on a small out
lay to the enjoyment of empty rooms
and unrealized anticipations.
New York has gone into one of its
spasms of enthusiasm over the arrival
of James Stephens, the chieftain of the
Irish Republican movement. Not that
Mr. Stephens has ever done anything to
distinguish himself, either as a states
man or a soldier; but he is the chosen
head of an important popular move
ment, and the Fenians take him upon
trust, as we took so many in the begin
ning of our civil war, only to drop them
in a short time. Mr. Stephens may
turn out to be all that his friends hope
of him, and he may succeed in estab
tablishing harmony in the Fenian
ranks. It is to be hoped, if he does,
that he will not let the ' money con
tributed by the. Irish be wasted,as it has
been heretofore, in idle, impracticable
schemes; also that he will . show the
brethren the impedance of secrecy in
all movements intended to be revolu
tionary.
ORGAN CONCERT.—We remind our
sical readers of the fine Organ Concert to be
given to-night, at St. Clement's Church.
The magnificent instrument just erected by
Mr. Stanbridge, is the largest and finest in
the city, and it will appear to the best ad
vantage this evening, in the hands of
several of our most, accomplished organists.
in the other, that Ahrahanil,l4ohi And
Stonewalls Jackson were repre'sentiktive
men, and tkat while the one, whose
memory 'defeated rebels love to honor,
• was the type of a cause which lies near
their hearts, the other was 'the exponent
and chanipion _of ,Union, Freedom and
Fidelity, all of which principles and
sentiments are disavowed by the people
of Richmond. We accept this explami
nation and infer - from it that the people
of this portion of the South are not fit
to be restored to the enjoyment of the
political rights which they forfeited by
the treasonable war they levied against
the Government of the United States.
If they now saw the error and crimi
nality of their conduct during the war,
they would deem silence and oblivion
the best charity toward the memory of
& leader who fell while levying traitor
ous war against the Government that had
educated and honored him, and they
would pity rather than glorify the mis
guided men who fell in the struggle for
the supremacy of Wrong over Right.
While the people of the South neglect
the memory and contemn the example
of the great and good man who laid
down •his life in the service of his coun
try, and in a mass formally mourn on
the return of the anniversary of the
death of a chieftain who, adding the sin
of ingratitude to the crime of treason,
made war on that country, we solemnly
protest against their being allowed to
take part in the government of the
nation which they still strove to destroy
until they no longer possessed the power
to do mischief.
HEAD-CENTRE STEPHENS.
_
THE DAILY _EVENING BULLETIN • PH
I , Sale of , Manmade Renl.-Entite Ore Med
stesday neat, by James A. Freeman,
Auctioneer.
the.Paro . pblet catalognes, of james n.,?.pree t na r ve
sale next Wednesday are now ready and may be had
at - the auction store. ...ft number of desirable dwellings
are I o be sold at that time, without reserve, by order of
- the Orphans' Court.
It Lamy
-1
-ige Sales Valuable Real Estate.
Thomas & Bona , 'sale on Tuesday next will In
clude a _number of valuable estates, by order - ' of Or-,
Phone' Court, Executors and others. .Also, valuable
'Blocks, loans and pews. See auction column.
amphlet camloaues to-morrow. giving full partial
'lays of sales 11th, loth. 22d, 28th and 29th.
11 : 7 'ti/ c1731 . 0 1 RE6 TNu" TISSTIERE.
and MS LODGE STREET.
Mecbanics of every branch required for honsebuild
Lug and fitting promptly furnished. r ja.S. tan*
'IVMRAVEN. dc BACON PI a.NOS.
These beautiful instruments have Fel
ranked among the BEST for nearly
ap a
nt S-tv,fm,tf J. E. GOULD, Seventh and Chestnut.
STATIONEBY—LETTERS, CAP .
AND NOTE
PAP.E.1123, ENVELOPES, BLANK .13:30E t, and
every requisite in the Stationery line, selling at the
lowest tigures at
J. B. DOWNING'S Stationery Store,
mai.% tfrpf lighth street, two doors above Wallin
4
SPRING STYLE HATd.—WARBURTOIk,
410 CHNSPNIIT Street, neat door to the Post Office. . •
N. B.—Nowhere else can thepurchaserobtain greater
value for his money. apl9-Im,ril
THEO. H. WCALLA.
(ffla HAT B AND
OL O D A P T E A MP H R D
EU_ .
804 CIOISTNIIT STREDI`.I .
New Styles for Spring. mys-1m,r14
DEUCES REDUCED.—Now Is the time if you desire
i t tE rog 4 Photographs, at moderate prices. B. P. REI-
S t, will furnish you tine Pictures of
all. styles.
UPRIGHT , GRIDIRONS and Broilers, Toast Backs,
Meat Stands, Fluted and Plain Gridirons, and a
general variety of Cooking Hardware. for sale by
TRUMAN & sErAvr, No. 835 alight Thirty-five)
Market meet; below Ninth.
6CARTS DR 171 SITE FOR $l. —They are unsur
passed in style, execution or finish: splendid ape
clmens of art: moderate prices. Gallery, 621 Arch et.
B. F, REITITeRI3. .
j ADZES WHO LOVE FLOWERS should own one
_LA of our l Tool Chests, which con a
fill set of G Harden Imorticultu ra plements, to screw upon in
one
hurdle. Also. for sale, a variety of Garden Tools,
separate, at TRUMAN dr SHAW'S, No. 835 (Eight
Thirty-five) Market Street, below Ninth.
T ARGE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS, ONLY EL—The
.LA most popular style Likenesses made, admired by
all. Stye Air framing. See specimens at REI Mall:VS
Gallery, Second street, aboveHreen.
ITT IRE DISH COVERS, of the round, oval and ob-
TV long patterns, for protecting food from files or
insects, at 7RIIMAN & SHAW S. No. 833 (Eight
Thirty.five) Market street, below Ninth
1866 HAM CUT TO PLEASE. at KOPP'S
dyed
an . d Wy s L 3 N u, G SALOON. Hair and Whiskers'
Or shah' cut. Corner RwkhAn , ra Place
and Dock street. (It•] 0. C. KOPP.
yALIITS FOR SALE,
And to Him at Federal stree
myll rp3t*
Ferry. Camden
CMMMEN
J. NEWTONNLINE.
No. , 16 WALNUTStreet,
Sole .Agant for the famous Pleaiant Valley Wine
Company. New York. Constantly on hand during
the reason, Catawba and Isabella Wine', dry awl
t•wei t. Also, Sparkling Catawba, put up various
vises.
ELEGANT BALL TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS,
Cluny Lace and Chintz. Borders at
Mrs. E. R. WAGNER'S.
03 Arch street, above Eighth,
s tares o f
NOTICE.—The Good Will and Fix tures of Store for
rale. raya-strpi
w P. CARPENTER, TAILORS,
OLR.ARD HOUSR,
Take pleasure in calling the attention of their friends
and thepublicgenerally, to their stock of Imported
fabrics for men's wear, which they are prepared to
make up in their usual approved style. at reduced
prices. atrS•ni,w.f-Smsrp
T ADIES' BUFF WA 4R AND
.1.4 TRAVELING GLOVES add GAIIN rLETS.— lust.
received from Paris, an amortment of test quality
Biding and Traveling Gloves and Gauntlets, sure No.
6 to 7, for sale by GEO. W. VOGEL,
my6.6tro* IQI6 eliestaut et,
. _ .
REMOVAL -Dr. S. S. Brooks has removed from
Lit:i Vinestreet, to No. LW North Twel,th
U
below . myS-12t4p•
H.12311Y JAJWIZ,
ACCOUNTANT.
Disputed andOonfused Accounts Adjosted—Sets of
books opened—small sets kept by contract. State
ments and Balance Meek' prepared for Bankrupt
Estates.
FRENCH AND SPANISH TRANSLATKO.
sras-smi Room 84. No. 413 Cbestant street.
volt. SALR—To Rhippers, Grocers, Hotel-Keepera
S' and oto era—A very - superior lot of Champagne
Cider, by the barrel or dozen. Y. J. JORDAN -,
no9-rptt =Pear street, below Third and Walnut.
Fro HOIISERISEPIER Ibr cleaning silver and
_Leaver. plated ware, aNEW POL ItiILLNO POWDER,
the best ever made. RABB. dk BROTHER,
felS WA Chestnut street, below Fourth;
AREING WITH INDELIBLE INS, Embroider
ing, Braiding, SLamping,
A. TOP.B,EY.
1800 Filbert street.
ISA AO NATHANS, Auctioneer and Money Eroker.
N. E. corner of Third and Spruce streets, only one
square below the Exchange. NATRANS'S Principal
Office, established for the last forty y'ears. Money to
loan In large or small amounts, at the lowest rates on
..Lolamonds, Silver Plate, Watches. Jewelry. Clothing,
band goods of every description. Office hours from 8
A. M. till i P. M. der„,-tfrp
FITLER, WEAVER & CO.,
Manufacturers of
MANILA AND 1 ARMED CORDAGE,
Cords. Twines.
No. 23 North Water street, and No. 22 North Delaware
avenue, Philadelphia.
EDWIN H. F/TIXII. MICILUEL WEAVER.
CONRAD F. CLOTRIE/A.
FINE FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS.—Afresh Ira
piz.r.tatlon of beautiful siyles, warranted correct
Tn • Trv,P.p.E.llS.
FARR & BROTHERS. Imparters,
3M Chestnut street, below Fourth.
JORDAN'S CELEBRATED' TONIC ALE.—The
truly healthful and nutriticus beverage. now in use
by thousands—invalids and others—has 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 of Its great merit. To be had, wholesale and
retail, of P.S. JORDAN, =3 Pear street.
MBE BARRIBON BOILER, A SAFE STRA.OI
BOILER.—The attention of Manufacturers and
others using Steam Is confidently called to this new
Steam Generator, as combining essential advantages
in absolute safety from exploaion. in cheapness °ram
cost and coat of repairs in economy of fuel, facility of
cleaning and transportation, &c., nut possessed by any
other boiler now in use. This boiler is formed of a
combination ofcaattron hollow spheres, each aphare
inches external diameter, and 3.1 of an Inch thick.
These are held together by wrought-iron bolts, with
caps at the ends.
Nearly one hundred of these Boilers are now in
opperation, some of them in the best establishments
in this city.
For desc.riptive circulars or price, apply to JOSEPH
HARRISON, Jr.. Harrison Boiler Works, Gray's
Ferry Road, adjoining the U. S. Arsenal, Philadel
phia. arr4-2mrpt
TIMPLY WARNING,
CHOLERA. CHOLERA. A PREVENTIVE
A CORE!
SVE..I3Y FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE LN THE
HOUSE.
IN CASE OF SUDDEN ATTACK IN THE NIGHT.
SWAYNE'S BOWEL CORDIAL,
"Swayne's' Bowel Cordial.
'.Swayne's" J3otoei (brand.
"Sanyne's" TREATMENT. Bowel Cordial.
"hwaynes" • Bowel Clordied.
"Swayne's' , In all cases, at all sea- Bowel arrdial.
Swyne's” sons,a therell climates, Bowel thrdial.
Swayne's" whereis sickness Bowel Cordial.
"Strayne's" of Stomach, pains in the Re eve/ Oordiat.
"atra?.me's" Bowels, Dysentery. Di- Bowel Gardial.
, Wayne." arrhcea. Sudden attacks Bowel aordial.
"Swayne's" in the night, be prepared Bowel Cordial.
Strayne"s" bottle your hands on
Beßowel Cordial, "'Wayne a" ' of this Gireat e- Oardial,
"Su•ayne's" medy, as nine times out Bowel Oardial.
"'Wayne's" of ten immediate relief Bowel Cbrdia/.
"Swayne's" will be obtained. Bowel Cordial.
"Sivaldnes" Bowel Cordial.
"Swayne's" Bowel Cordial.
Dr. Swayne was connected with a Cholera Hospital,
When that disease raged with such violence in Phila
delphia in 1832, and the experience there gained should
be a guarantee for the great superiority of this medi
cine over all others. And a.so the very many cures
performed since thattime of extreme cases, shows ex
perience to he the great teacher.
CHOLERA INFANTIIM, OR SHIM= COMPLAINT.—So
prevalent with young children during the warm sea
may Bowel Cordial" never fails to cure. and
given to the most tender infant. Full Wren
tient. accompany every bottle.
PRICE ONLY 85 CFNTS A BOTTLE.
Prepared by Dr. SWAYNE dt SON, 830 North Sixth
street, above Vine, Philadelphia. apr-tu,th
BEAT S R A DI 3 a s TIOIIa
°kr- B 15 South Ninth
street, myil-ato
TILDEN TOMATO, EqG AND PEPPER
Plants, fresh, daily, at DREER'S Seed Store, No.
714 Chestnet street. my. 11.20
FLOWER SEEDS—TWENTY BEAUTIFUL
free blooming varieties, for $l, H. A. DREER, 714
Chestnut street. ' royll-2ti
FINE WATCHES, JEWEL/IY, etc., a corn
44piete assortment at recently reduced prices.
.FARR & BROTHER,.
Importers of Watches, etC.,,
-- 524 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
n o . MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED
UPON DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWEL.
RY, PLATE. CLOTHIN, .to., at
JONES & CO.'S
OLD-ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE. •
Corner of THIRD and GASHILL Streets,
Below Lombara.
N. B.— DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
GUNS, dlr.,
, FOR SALE AT
REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
RA/811% 241 D LEMONS—Ennch, Layer anti Seed
less Dalai= and Malaga Lemons, landinfrom
bark La Plata, and for sale by .To% B, MAP
00., /08 BOtith Delaware Mane.
LADELPRIA9 9
FRIDAY MAY Il, ' 1866
1
Itlir Excuse a little inconvenience
arising from alterations and improve
manta going on in -onr. Store. It is
'more than
.qompensated for by the
EXTRA. BARGAINS we give
our customers. AB we want to re•
duce onr stock to avoid Its removal
ont of the way of the workmen.-
The Finest Beady-Made Clothing in
the City and the largest assortment
to select from. Piece Goods to make
np to order. -
WANAKAXER dt BROWN, -
SOUTHEAST CORNER
SIXTH and MAGTABEN. SU.
ej
A ..
.4 4
e/
AMILY SEWING-MACHINES.
LOVE IN A COTTAGE,
They may talk of love In a cottage,
And bowers of trellised vine,
And Nature bewitchingly simple.
And milkmaids half divine.
They may talk of the pleasures of sleeping
In the ahade of a spreading tree.
But what I prize most for my supper
Is a good cup of Young Etsson Tea.
'T. he Tea should be good however
Such for instance as that you get of
WEST al BR 0 WN,No. 809 Chest-
not Street. These gentlemen pos
Bess facilities enjoyed by few of
their compeers in the trade. Henoe
their ability to supply' their pa
trona with a first class article at a
moderate price. Our advice to all
in quest of delicious Tea is. GO
TO WEST ez BROWN.
WEST & BROWN,
SO9 Chestnut St.
John W. 'Thomas,
Not. 405 and 407 North Second Street.
SHETLAND SHAWLS, from IS 00 to 110 Oa
IdMASIUVIW,ftmPWWISM
BLAVK AND WHINE LACE SHAWLS, from
power
LIGHT CASSIMERES
For Ladies' &segues, Cuts, &c.
LIGHT CAISSImEnES
For .11Leris Eults.
LIGHT OASSIMERES
For Boys' Snits.
LIGHT IDASSIMERES
At very reduced prices.
OTIRWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos, 450, 452, 454 N. Second St,
myll-414 Above Willow.
JOHN W. 'MOM
No. 405 and 407 North Second Street,
NOW OPEN,
ORENADLNPS,
HEERNANPS,
CREPE HARETZ,'
LAWNS.
With a full and handsome assortment of all kinds of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods.
rp
43 North. Eighth St.,
HAS OPENED, 'IBIS MORNING,
225 Doz, Real Paris Kid Gloves, $125.
Every pair warranted real Rid.
- Bit bons and Linen Towels. great Bargains, from Auc
tion. Closing out our entire stock, priur to alteration.
BLACK srriwS, cheapest In the City.
E. R.
myll.2tl 43 North EIGHTH Street.
'`LTV •
Frcm 1016 Chestnut St.,
MRS, S. J. PARKER,
Dress and Cloak Maker,
1828 Chestnut Street,
mpll•tf rp N. E. corner of Juniper.
SIMON COL fUN di. CLARKt.
To Families Residing in or Going to the
Country.
Those who wish to=chase supplies of the best qua
lity of Milt GROO will find a full and choice
stock of the best that can be imported or procured
from the New York, Boston orPhiladelphia markets,
and can be supplied with goods In package at whole•
sale prices. •
Particular attention Is paid to packing in the neat
est ar d most safe manner possible.
Goods delivered to any of the Depota,ExPress Offices
or ontin the Country free of charge.
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
apPa.tf.
O. W; Cor. BROAD AND WALNUT.
WM. D. ROGERS,
Coach and Light Carriage Builder.
1009 and 1011 Cheitnnt Street,
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NO.
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CHESTNUT ST.
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CLOTHING HI
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HICK'S TEMPLE OF FASHION.
Celebrated
For Fine
Fashionable
Clothing.
WILLIAM
It 902 MARKET ST., Phila.
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1,250 Yards Cassimeres, $110; Reduced
, from $1 50.
New gassimeres, $125 and $l5O.
Fine Cassimeres, $1 75.
64 French Cassimeres;
Cassimeres for Cloaks.
Harris' Fine Cassimeres, $2 and $2 25,
COMPLETE LINE. man MA K . RB,
BLACK CLOTHS AND DOESKINS,
FROM $225 TO f 8 50. al
EDWIN HALL & Co.,
28 South Second street,
HAVE OPENED THIS MORNING,
THEIR SECOND IMPORTATION
FOR THIS SPRING,
A CASE OF THE POPULAR
BLACK IRON BAREGES,
WITH THE HEAVY MESH IN THE 3-4 AND 3-4
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AT RETAIL.
JAB. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
727 Chestnut St.,
Have made extensive additions to their popular Stock
of
sin. S
AND /
DRESS GOODS,
WHICH THEY CONTINUE TO RRLTA
At Moderate Prices.
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Wholesale Rooms Up Stairs.
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YELIMAND-A-HALF-WIDE
• Velvet Carpets,
I NNW DESIGN%
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
904
Chestnut Street.
34; 7-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4
WHITE, RED AND FANCY
CANTON MATTINGS
J. F. & B ORNE,
CHESTNUT STREET:
ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
FOR STAIRS AND HALLS,
WITH EXTRA BORDERS:
3. F. & E. 13; ORNE,
No. 904
CHESTNUT STREET
500 PIECE
NEW PATTERNS
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
J. F. & E. B. ORNE
904 Chestnut Sts
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GERUANTOWN RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
••• —A large house, with all the modern conveni
ences. extensive grounds and plenty of shade; stabling
for three horses; within ten minutes' walk of Railroad
Station. Will be rented either with or without the
stable, Address Box 1 808 P 1111146 F. 0. Ell2-tPlt
METALSI
JUST AR!UVED,
And Now taandinar
Steamship Delaware,
hipl Tamerlane,
Ship British Queen,
Ship Ma,' , y Russell,
Ship British Lion,
Ship Duncan,
Barque Kathleen,
Barque Lizzie Marrow,
Pig Tin, Straits.
Pig Tin, Lamh and Ear,
Pig Tin, Malacca.
Pig Tin, Baitca,
Pig Lead, English,
Pig Lead, Spanish. —
Pig Lead, German;
French Antimony.
Silesian Spelter.
Bleyberg Speltet
Hoop Iron.
Round Iron.
Teazle Iron.
Tin Plate,
Tin Plate;
SA.LOE 331 r
K&G.TAYLOR Ca.
303 and 305 BRANCH STREET.:
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Wholesale and Retail.
J. ORIEL & BRO.,
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P.A TEN T WIRE
ROB RAILINGS, STORE FRONTS,
GUARDS, PARTITIONS,
tRON:BEDSTEADS AND WIRE WO=
in variety, manufactured by
M. 'WALKER & BONS,
nitat-cm . NO. 11. NORTH SIXTH Street.
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FRESH IMPORTATIONS AND A LARGE VART-
ERY, OI FERED LOW AND IN LOTS TO, SUM
DEALERS, BY
S. FUGUET & SONS, Importers,
11131 r-ft 4p2 No. 216 S. Front Street.
UNE .DEICE CLOTHING.
JONES'
Old Established
One Price
.C.L.O.T. i tii.xq.s - . ..- . .11 - :Q.vsit.
604 NIA.IIIKETI STI44
ABOVE 8 TB . ' •
Prices reouced to the lowest point. . ,
A fine assortment of Reedy-hied° Clothing con
stahtly on band, Custom ork made to order at yell
short notice, in stYle And durability unktosyksesed.
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GENERAL. AGENTS,
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