BUSINESS -NoPious. WONDED.FI7I /MAGNET. A reagnet so extremely.atroug a Doivn:Easterdoes belong, not (as he says) a little lad, 'who in his band this magnet had. 31ade some huge bars of railroad non "Ban after him, as If some siren, 'Wizard, or fairy, had bewitched !apt. ' And. thus ' en the freight carahepitched 'emit Itat more than a magnetic pbwer Draws customers to BenneWs Tower! , • Ef.svu Good style awsimere suits to snatch as , lota as - - las 00' Finest "'reach Castissere Suits to snatch _ tip to dnd all the intervening grades. HAVE Good, alt-wool Black 'Suits; as low as.:. 00 Finest Diack ..hl'ench Cloth and (Asst. mere Baits up to, And an in esceninu grade's. - • • Xu,7liLtirg , The kerreit, best assorted, and most complete stock 'Of ital'e, Youth's and Biwa' Clothing; Philadelphia—aqua/ to any in the Sig; in stole, 'snake and itt % comprising- all. kinds., gyres; sizes and guatittas, adapted to the wants • of all, and sad at lcacerprices than the lowed elsewhere, or, the money rsfunded. ' _ , . jfieir tee , " between Bststarrr et ea.. AND Taw - Kir/law., B xTH Ss% 518 71.2.8ara5 , Birwerr. our Prices are Sarver thesn' for tevefal veer& • • • * $ .ABHETE. • . • .* . • • STYLIZE.. WIEL.I,ILADE CLOT - BIRO. AT t. A/a PSICIES. • PiettPX - 7i. CO., ' * SEAS CLOTHING EMPORIUM, - • lib. 609 CHESTNUT ST., * ALOVE'SIXTE, bIOS7 !JP “STAIR. I3 * s ' * Ic • -* IJILICRERMG PIANOS IN 3313110114.--134.1991' TOR•3I3rI4 I W, the fcrest. German Planist,by lettere taut received trent Europe, proposes to play only the CUEEIMIEB I I4O PIANOS during his concert tour in the United States. W. B. DUTTON, •e 2 9 t 1 , Eu. 914 Chestnut 'street. IN E A EMEIENRAY & SONS' - , 'MANOR HaVe been awarded . tbirly•tWo Erg= a ;el tl l 2 P r lNl lP ti l ac F fi g i rs et TIT treflgo Grand International Exhibition, London, in ISA in notnyetition with 269 Pianos from all Darts of the world. Every instrument is -constructed with their Patent Agratle arrangement. Eor sale only by • BLASIUS EROS., No. We Chestnut street. ORAN', PlANO ter mi li pland by Scambati, the great Plants , Mot Lirope, at Florence. Italy, Wus Winn considered superior In all respects to the itistraments of Broadword & Erard, hitherto 'regarded as the best the world. New 800E28924 IiomCHIUMERING GRAND PIANOS. —The New Scale Crackerlug Grano Plenosare acknowledges the best intWir•H' hagiand,Gezmany and Italy. Nonice theareat te-tt astonials t7ecelwd from Thatope !n August tut. Mag• 3310 cent collection of these instramenta. CHICRERING BOOMS, 914 CHESTNUT STREET.4=S4fI • W. H. DUTTON. • OHICHir.RING UPRIGHT I.°lllaloB possess quality of tone and 11M9monnt or power next-to the Grand' WO Piano, end , ate particularly adapted to the Parlor, the Itondoir or the Study. These bexutiful Instru - talents, tn.grr.e.t variety, at the Chickering Booms, 91.4 Chestnut street. 0c2E41 W. H. DUTTON. _ MEYER'S NEWLY IMPROVED CRES CENT-SCALE OVICESTRIING PIANOS. 'acknowledged to be the best. London Prize Medr. and Highest Awards in America received. MELO DEONh AND SRC.OND•HAND PIANOS. 0c24-nvisira.3m Warerooms, 722 Arch et., belmv 9th. liINDT ma.Di z (FOllltilißLY WITH Steinway) unsurpassed li PIANOS, at mode. rate prices. Marshall A, Mittacer's nowerful .Plancs.nthers for t. 715. A. SOEEKSZ ECM, 4x:24-wit.ml3t 625 Arch street. --- - C IggIiTY REIA LE. I Th Inia") e oelearared N Gell9 B' t: ' vEß Org. Organ ' Immense assortment very prices, -I,s_NO BOOMS. W. H. DlTrrus, •928.ti1i . . . No. 914 abeam: ft, street. TR BEAUTIFUL NEW 'PYLE SIKER SON PIANOS. seven octaves: charming tone; InlTMguaranteed durability; very low price. 914 OILESTNUT STREET. W. H. DUTTON. ENING BULLETIN. WMNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, .1866. YESTERDAY'S VICTORY. The loyal North achieved another great triumph' yesterday. Ten, at least, of the twelve States in which elections wereheld have been carried by decisive majorities, and several of them under circumstances peculiarly gratifying. Massachusetts, true to her noble record, heads the column with 70,000 majority, returning her 'full delegation to Con gress. New York State wipes out the disgrace of her metropolis, overcoming the fearful Copperhead majority of-16;$300 in the city, and steadily holding her , own in her Congressional delegation, losing three good men in the Island districts, but gaining three others in the River dis tricts. Governor Fenton is in all proba bility re-elected by ahandsome majority, despite the tremendous , efforts of Mr. Johnson to defeat him in the city. New Jersey has done magnificently. The ' , Republicans have made almost a clean sweep of the:State, carrying both, Rouses of Legislature, and four out of Xive of the Congressmen. defeating the notorious Copperhead, "Jack" Rogers, and securing an additional United States Benatar. Illinois has maintained her high re- putation, and shows heavy Republican gains. all over the State. She elects the gallant Logan for her Congressman at large, by 40.000 majority, and bends the sarne.overwhelmingly Republican dele gation to Congress as before. Wisconsin rivals Illinois in loyal em 4 illation, rolling up nearly 20,000 Union ,majority, and re-electing her five loyal Conaressmen by increased majorities. Missouri has done an admirable work, in defeating Judge Hogan in the First District, and sending a gallant and loyal soldier to Congress in hiS place. Judge Hogan has made himself eon• spicuous as an advocate of "My Policy," and his decided defeat is the more sig mificant from the intimate way inwhich he has identified himself with Kr. John • on's co.rtune.s. Minnesota is not behind her elder sia. ters of the Northwes'e,electing her whole ticket by 9,000 majority, and sending back her two good men and 'true to the meat Congress, with a most emphatic endorsement. Hansas also records her verdict against the President's suicidal policy, and the Republican ticket is re-elected there by a handsome majority. Michigan, too, is in her right place, with a round 25;000 majority against "My Policy" and in favor of "keeping the power of the government near the people." Her whole Congressi'onal dele gation is elected by increased majorities. Nevada is yet to be heard from, but there can be no- doubt that she too has signified her distinct approiral of the tonne of the present Congress and has done her full share in adding to thelm pregnable position of the next one. In the midst of this splendid victory, as in all grist battles, we have loes. , • ss • ;to beTecorded, as well , as- gains. The loyal heart- of tikeland is checked* its rejoicing by-the nnfore,seen result of the strugglein Maryland; The whole, coun try knows how' nobly the loyal men Of that State' have fought against the ma , chinatiens of the corrupt_ demBgogrie; who has sold his honor and his professed principles for- Abe uncertain prize of .8 seat in the . - Senate Chaniber. Wher . . ever it was possible for It to be done,Go vernor Swann was bo.ldly, raet, defied and thWarted.At detracti nething froin the ability, coniege eaul toitriotic deVo tion of. the loyal Police Commissioners and the noble. Judge of the Criminal Court,tliat, they,have been ridden down • by the rebel, hordes to whom Bever* Johnson 'taught the science of political , perjury, and who , yesterday proved themselves worthy' 'pupils of their Worthy - master. Why our friends in Baltimore permitted' this 'wholesale per jury to be contaminated at the polls is not Yet explained. Whe ther Congress will recognize a senator or Congressmen elected in diteckviola tion of the Constitution of Mar-yland're mains yet to •be 'seen. The defeat of such men usSertator Cresswell and Our other standard bearers in Maryland is greatly to be' deplored, and •it is' to be Hoped that the election of yesterday in that State will be thoroughly sifted be fore the rebels are allowed to reap the fruitslof their wholimtale perjury. In Delaware the 'old pro-slavery and secession elements haveagain triumphed over the loyal men of the State. The spirit of the rebellion has been galVan izaii into new life under the fostering policyof the President, and it will only be by-slow degrees that the ignorance and prejudice which prevail over so large a portion of that State can be effectually overcome. IMIL3M3 street. W. $l. titYTTON Counting our losses and gains,we have good cause to be satisfied with the total results of yesterday's work. The Re publican strength in Congress, the great point at issue, has been maintained and slightly increased, and the popular ver dict has been given overwhelmingly in favor of sustaining the acts of the pre -sent Congress, and in condemnation of Mr. Johnson's policy. • The rhpid growth of the population of Pennsylvania is shown by the largely increased vote cast at the late election in nearly every part _of the State. The ratio of increase was larger in Philadel phia than elsewhere, but in the interior, especially in some of the smaller cities and important boroughs, there - was also a large augmentation of the votes. We have prepared, from Ile official returns, the following summary of the votes in a few of these cities and boroughs: Geary. Clymer. To%d. Rending, - - 2,704 2669 5,393 Lancaster, - - 1,601 1,930 3,531 Harrisburg, - 1,582 1,753 -3,335 :eranton, - - 1,465 2,443 3,99 S , , York, - - - 939 1,237 2,176 Pottsville, - - 1,333 810 2,143 Allentown, - - 1,035 1,010 2,045 Williamsport, - 1,046 954 2,0 Erie, - - - 1,214 738 1,932 Norristown, - 910 937 1,877 Easton, - - 912 - 948 1,830 It is, perhaps, not unreasonable to es timate that there are seven inhabitants to every voter in these cities and bor oughs. Calculating in this way, we may form an approximate idea of their popu lations, and can compare them with those reported by the census of 1860,with the following results: 1860. 1866. Reading, - - - - 23,162 37,751 Lancaster, - - - - 17,603 2,4.717 Harrisburg, - - - 13,405 23,315 Scranton, - - 9 223 27,986 York, - - - - - 8,605 15,232 Pottsville, - - - - 9,444 15,001 Allentown, - - - - 8,025 14,315 Williamsport, - - - 5.664 14,210 Erie, - - - - - 9,419 13,664 Norristown, - - - - 8,848 13,13 E Easton, - - - - - 8,944 13,020 These figures, we venture to say, rep resent pretty accurately the present population of all the places named, with the exception of Scranton, which has not probably increaged to more than about tventy thousand. There was an awful ainount of illegal voting there, among, the Democrats, in order that their candidate for, Congress might be •electkA, and they carried the borough by about a thousand majority. But the population of the other cities is proba bly fairly represented, by the figures in the second column. Beading, the thriving capital of "Old Berks," has grown to be the third largest city of Penn sylvania, distancing Lancaster, which used to hold that rank. Harrisburg has almost caught up to Lancaster, and it is growing so fast, and adding so largely to its manufacturing estab lishments, that it will certainly rank next to Reading by the year 1870, when the next census will be taken. Williams port has more than doubled its popula tion in six years, and will probably overtake Lancaster in a few more. Al lentown is also improving and growing very rapidly. Both it and Easton are profiting so much by the development of the Lehigh Valley, and the other rich regions connected with them by railroad, that their fast growth can only be said to have about commenced. The rapid increase in our interior towns is in marked contrast with the state of affairs in some neighboring Stateibparticularly in New York. There, the minor cities, with a few exceptions, remain nearly at a stand still.' The great West yearly draws away nearly as many people as are added by natural increase and immigration. The rural regions too, are rather diminishing in population than increasing. In Pennsylvania, however, the increment goes on in nearlythe same ratio in the great cities, the minor cities, and the rural regions. Each part contd.. butes to the prosperity of all the others, and as the vast wealth of Pennsylvania is only in the early stages of development, .1, THE -bkILY EVENING ' , II ULLETINI4-iPIII:LA-RALTIVA PENNSYLVANIA'S INLAND ctrues. -the grhw-th of the- State,in _au ate pi,rtO, will probabli be much' innre riphkin the future than it has '-been in the pa 4. GIWEILIfITE NOTION. The Tribune today takes , the.Uri: ton League of PhiladelPhia•totaak. fo , l, 43 - Pilmenting Judge B_ond.2- f - P ldtitruire upon his "feariess an d gallam,6 eonadetp Sn the'S*Min,cConoPllll4l... :It:iv - ants to know "upon - what:l:6ll°2oe is it right to compliment a iddr"e'foiciffiireing, the laws?" We might anawer in tho.,Wor,ds, of. Thaddeus Stevens, on a noted occa-.L' . sion,'"itecause we live apadzg men and not - among angels." . But if the Tribtfne ' , Mita an unimPeachable -authority for commending a public (MOO who "did _no more than his duty,"it is 'respect") fully referred IM own - editOßal cal - of today,,Nliere'lve'read: : "The public are to be congiatiilated that a faithful police put the hand of arrest on the . shamefufattempt of District Attorney litcdl , to impede the franchise. The resolute action" offbiperintendefit Kennedy, in postingt his police BOAS to fortify,the right tochaUenge, and preventthe voting of fraudulently reg istered persons, cannot be too highly com mended." PABBPA AT TER ACADEMY.—Our sical readers will be glad to hear that: the rn Batetak concert tour, will appear at' the Academy of Music - on next Tuesday 'and Wednesday evenings. Mr. ~ Bateman inter rupts a most brilliant season at the new . Steinway Hall. in NEM York, to come to Philadelphia. "This he does in altniPliOloe with numerous demands - from persons Who were unable to attend the concerts given herelately, on account of the opera.' There can be no doubt that the Academy.will be crowded on Thesday and Wednesday even ings. • THENATIONAL .EXCHANGE BANE, here tofore at Second and Green streets, will open to-morrow at the elegant new banking. house,..Nos. 633 and 635Chestnnt street.' The directors of this institution include some of our beat and most solid business men, and in its new lOcality the National Exchange Bank will be found to be a great conveni ence to the public, and will be more pros perous than ever. Auction Sale Pottponed till Friday, on secant*** oin death In the family of one of the Partners. John 111. 111,1(er11 d (30., Hatiati°sleeve; 1408. 23 2 hr1d2421-arkel area, will hold On Friday, No v etc bt./ at .5 ,by cattalo, ue. Oa four tuoutus' credit. a Large and imporsara sa'e of Foreign and Do mestic Dry dupes, including 1.01.9) pieces French Ron %elk Poplins, SO,' pieces Parbi Merit. os. pieces Lin ex e.ss Cloth. fee pieces printed Delaines and Celorel alpacas: snit lines Pe(sians, Peps, Itpleglines, mom/ L. kilts, Stu pieces Clotbs, Cassitueres, Fancy lugs and Coatings. Pa...l6am, (-tato de Chene, Velvet and Cashmere Vesting's, &a.; 2,0 9 0 dozen L. C. HQ/ lull lines Liners, ehawls, :silks, Hosiery, Cleves, '1 raveling and rude: Shirts and Draiveni, (wings. Beep skirts. Tics, InbreLas, &c o. 1511 packages Cotton and WuJiim Domestics. errangen. en tectitd floor. ON Fulmar, .tioveniber 9, at 11 o'clock, by catalogae, four months' credit, about `..1,0 pieces superfine and Fine Ingrain. Royal Damask. va•ie(ein-- Ltac, Hemp. i..7ottage, nun Rag esrpetinza.oirootb. bales 'Yarn, &r, Extensive Wbarl and Hocks—Extra Vida. able nusiness Stands, ttesettleuees. Messrs. Thomas Song' sale, on Tneaday embraces a la:gem:Ll va.uable w:.arf docks StAl IMO lot on the Delaware, Benin 01 Ainaond street. See plans By ..rde.r of District lbnrt —Valnnble holiness stand. THIRD tar* et, opposite the lfseliange same estate. reiveree 216 No:th Ninth street: estate of Kr. King. 'Residence lest Filbert street. Two stcres. it and IS 7:4 :th i Iftb street. Store. With large buiditngs- In the rear, Igo 226 South Sece.nd street. Stores 4nd dwelllt s. eprlca , Garden street alnable ,Farm belts - the - Bine Twenty. seventh Warn. Randsmue Resider ee. eprnee. west Ta entleth street. Alto, several other residences. : - .11 otee:lloes fic, bee pamphlet catalegnes and auction column. OVEIIPMC —This sale will also incluee vald able property. See last page f. r several full dtacrlp ,lon.a. sale of a Block of tireund, Second street. Diamond street, at.d Sustotehasinit avenue. beloning to the Estate of sten js decd. James Davis , Je.mes -S. Freeman, Auctioneer, will sell next Wed nesday a valuable elock of ground, bounded by Se cond, Ferry, riarnond streets and Susquehanna avenue by order of Eiecutors Th. same Auctioneer will sell without reserve on the following Saturnay, Nevelt acres, Pulatlii avenue, Wayne avenue and Rey moor street, Germantown, belonging to the Estate of Edward Royal, dec'd. . Plano' Lott the Ttacts may be tad at the Atuc Zion Store. Auction Nonce—Sale of Boots antUShoett. Philip Ford Co.. Auctioneers, will sell; at their store No. 506 Market street., tr-morrow (Thursday) morning, November 8, commencing at ten o'clock, a lane su.d desirable assortment of soots, Shoes. Bro gancels, Balmoral% de., to which the attention of buyers is led. TATIONERY—LETTEES, - OAP AND NOTE RID PAPERS. ENVELOPES, 'BLANK BOOR% wed t:very requisite In the Stationery line, selling it the lowest figures at J. R. DOWNING'S Stationer,' Store, maig.ttrpf Eighth street. two • •,• oho* Walnut, • : et: IA- .It I , 1781 16MITE , T2C13T and MS LODECIT T RiET. Mechanics of every branch required for houseb nild. lug and fitting preloptlylkurdalia. iy2:3-titnrp CO AIMEE W. LELNEItr,INo. 111 South SEVENTH street, Philadelphia, PLUMBER. GAS snd la TEAM FITTER. Work done - promptly and In the best manner. Pumps, Gas fixtures, and all, material med In the business furnished. OCV-firalp: 4 FAL!. otTVl O .3r Eta TA. TREO. H. IicCILLIA, Hat and tap IsTaporluid, dlt Bel•Smi -804 011-13.bThi UT aTitEET. WARBURTON, FAELTIIUNABLR RATTER, 4&) Clestnat street, sta" , lY,4ll Next door to Post °lnce JONES. TEMPLE & CO. PAbELIONABLE I:UTTERS. South Nitr); street, Pint atom above Chestnut. oc-5-tt RWSPAPIDI ADVERTISING.—JOY, COX &tO tV N. E. corner of MP= & C.H.TIN. - Trr Streets Philsulelphla, and TRIBUNE BUILDUage, New York, are agents for the BULLETIN and for the News pr,pers of the whole °wintry. lyl7.4nnrat JOY, COE & CO. 600 IRONWART 6T REIT. 600 TIN WARE. /MAGNETS., WOODENWAREr FANCY BRONZE MATCH SAFES. cc 23 GRIFFITH dt PA.O.E. SIXTH D, ARCM O r' Etn SE e G Oper S aG S iasses, made by 'll. EARDOI7, 0 1 Paris. imported and for sale only by U. W. A. TRUBIPT.F.,R, 4p,tf Seventh and Chestnut streets. YTS' 'IOBI7N In IN LUCK TO POSS.Fris itur &taws Plaotograghlc Gallery, where you get Pictures that are uasnrpained in excellency. at.tue moderate charge of six Card or one large Photograph for $l. 'DOM:BLAIN Llgnum Vitae. Apple Wood, Leather 1 brans ead Iron Wheel Table, °hair, Bracket end Bed Caster?. with pt* ors. screws or sockets. For sale by TRUMAN & SHAW, No. 835 (Eight Tit/ea' five) Market street, below Ninth. VOR THE HULIDAYS, TAKE TIME IN THE forelock. and get life-size Photographa M 011, at B F Arth Street. Charges are moderate.. MBE. PATRN'I.• EI.R.A.DILa TED MEASURE AND _L FUNNEL enables you ton:leant° from a gill to a quart, and to pour it into a bottle - without lasing a tunnel. Sold by IItUKAN & SHAW, No, szts (Eight Thirty-rive) Market atreet. below Ninth. FOrt. THE LATE S T evryLE, HOEING UL4SS and Picture Frames, resort to TIESHER'S EmpO rtum, Arch street, ettat of Seventh. ROOKHILL 6 5 WILSON FINE CLOTHING ROUSE, 603 and 605 Chestnut Skeet. LATEST STYLE SAM& WALKING COAT. BOYS' CLOTHING. MEE T - - 1150A.RT OF IN "ltracifitelVid". . BolAciteg, 'l , , f. , . :7 1. • : . ..1 l' - 'i r I • ‘,'":.: .;I:.' , . 2 . :. L...V'i' .;„il . - r l!T i :!:„ l ,'N'.q 5.. _~:.'.: rta TABLE P We have now received directly from -the_,nawrolho.' PALL ,IMPaRTATIOX EMBROIDERED CLOTH TABLE 'AND PIANO (OVERT, Comprlaing a large assortment, which we are selling At Reduced:Prices. Sheppar d,Van Harlingen OzArrison, hnporterssof House It:mlislalng Dry Goode, No 1008 CMTNITT STB,EBT. 0021 svfm.tfrp/ Z PHYR GOOI S t AT • JOHN M. FINN'S, 8. E cor. SEVENTH and ARCH Stn. PIN ll alz SOFA CUSHION P.ILLOW S. a S. Inflect and embroldcred with Mda. dogs rex, birds, bouquets, grousque figurer. &c.. &c. C,A isIVOLS and BUGS. MSE.OLDEB.ED SLIPPERS at the lowest prices. CA M P KTOOLS. CHAS '213 &c. Z.EPH TBS. all colors and ab ad es CABLE ZEPHYR for AFGHAN 9. AFGHANS. the cheapen and most dsslratue article In use htfRI.EA ZEPHI E a beautiful and cheap trabsti trite for German Zt phyr, at JOHN Dl_ FINN'S , no&.&.cc2t S; E. cdr. ARCH and SEVENTH Sts POTTSTOWN IRON OODIPANY, POTTSTOWN, PA - PIUMEDENT. THEQ. H. MORRIS.: Of 2dorris, Wte - Pier &Co, VDT...an - BEE, EDWARD- B AILEY. _ WILLIAM L. BAILEY, The Company are now prepared to execute, ciders for BOILER PL.aTE , FLUE, SHEET and 'PANE !MON. PLOUGH P.LATES, etc. Also for the ADZ Brand of Cut, Nails and hpllces. Orders rasa be ad. dressed to • POTISTOWN IRON 00., Pottstown, Pa. Or to MORRIS, WI/SELMA & CO.,' Sixteenth and Market et., Philadelphia. ocB•lOt 4p2 Or 24 CLIFF Street, New York, TO 'RENT 9 ' ' ' wA. HOUSE 'WITH MODERN OCINVENT. I FINC./15- eurnishea or uuthruished—ln tae west • ern part or the city. Address, D., Bulletin Office, n06.3t rpl A .4.91:41 • e : t • a nifso: . , a.. ir7 .e -" Ina. BraldtrUr. MILTI/TILDS. ee. TORREY. 1800 Pubers street. REMEMBER LLA.RD'S CHEAP: AND FA.SH ION Go Fallt and Shoe Emporiums, wnen In want of and Winter Soots and t‘ho, 37 North EIGHTH street, and IW, CLIEST.N.IIII street. • oesl Lt ,rpf - - MOUE FRENCH ALAS:TEL CLOCES.—.A. Lin ii TT ~portatlon bestitital styles, warrante4 oorreu RAMA 43; BROTHERS, Impart - ere, •- " :24 ehattrit. etreet. below Fourth. IDALLA Bp's : . , I) Latest, styles Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Sheet DOW , ready. , S 7 North ,FIGECIII street. andtilr, CHAST.NUT street. near U.'S. Mint. oc3o-11.tral, _ . CHICEERING GRAND PIANOS, 914 CHESTNUT STREET. • • 009 , H4P W. H. DU rrom iUMS. GUM Boors, GUM SOL• 2 BCv)T, T 17 Van esale Prices. Misses' and Children's Leggins and Anklets in great variety. at BOLL _ oc2f).l2t,rp/ TH. , (4,1" T A 111011.1.CALN C MGII. CANDY. CROFT'S COLT'SFODT 'POCK. CADY, 4 7 0143 by all the principal Duggistsi MANUFALTORY, oclslm4pi 125 North SECOND street. ADTES. GENTLEMEN. BOYS, MESSES, .kIND Li Chi Wren's Napoleon, Highland and Polish BOCIF and b•hoes, for the Wei and Cohl , easons in great va. riety. Clomp. at Ballards. 37 North. EIGHTH street. and Lll5 Hillit•TN LT street. oc3o 12t,rpi .., t' I Z7B WATCUES, JfintrlillAtY, etc., scan. Irk. PUSs assortmont at recently roll:iced riccn, . 4 B W Iraportern of Atchea, etn.,_ tr 4 flhastnnt street, balnw Tornin. GO TO RA LLAEH' .N'o. 37 North EIGHTH street, near Filbert and IHIS CHESTNUT street, for Fall and Winter Bowe anc Shoes, Chean. ONE PRICE_ OCSO 321. Z EMERSON The -11 kW style Cottage Square Plano, llM TOM Seven Octaves. beantlfelperved Came, the ~:fit cp•kirnalnic I , PP. T•no , Price, guaranteed durability, • al4 CHESTNUT Street, Ni 7; H. DITITON. oes-tf 4p / Nt-I.IIT , AND 'YOUT HS' PINE CAL? . kJ and Patent' Leather Boots, at BALLARTYB "ONE PRIG? J'oc3o-12trPi RODE II WILSON Fine Clothing House, 603 and 605 chestnut ; Street. Foreign i&d Domestic Fabrics Made to Order, Reasonable, Senieeitble and Fashionable. YERPAN;YOYEMPER EXCITAN E. BANK. CAPITAL $ 300,000 PULL PAID; • • Rae Removed To tia , •INTeiv • , , 633.:,N0a and' 635' Chedniitiftreet. - A. BCFD,,President. ~7:543; diatier. . non! •., , ,_.9 ...;:,:',' - -.:;•-. 1 ., .-.i ,- .f. i .. ~,- ,u ,t 1 made wlth.eareJuld cad% mae, e.attable • for th e Wardrobe ef %TANA MAK E R ' - BROWN,- i Bixtb Street—from Mar bet to Minor Street:- ANO COVERS; MAGIC: - RUFFLE CO . bi This Co, bave Manufactured Express - for my:Sales LINEN CAMBRIC MAGIC RUFFLING, E. M. NEEDLES 1024 'Chestnut Street Wholesale Cotton Yarn Commission • Warehouse. R. r r. & 00., lianufacturer's Agents for Meanie of Cotton Warps and Skein Yarns, an numbers, = Hosiery Tarns, in the Stein or Cop. Cotton Linen and Woolen. Carpet Chain, Jute FlJllrgg for Venetian Carpets, Online Seine and Flax Tv - Ines. Itztra Heavy Brk Wadding Tor Clothiers' use, &o. o, 237 Weikel Street. Philadelphia H. T. WHITE. Inol'vraniSm !pi J. E. DU BOIS 40N11 A. S WEB 3 , (SUCCessOr to Wm. F. Hughes_) Forks of Second and Chriatian Sta. Baled, Fresh, Salt and Packing Kay. Baled Oat, Wheat wad Rye Straw, for SHIPPING AND QITY USE. nosetviOxtrp SPARKLING WINES, Henkel! & Co.. (`..Mainz) SCHARZEIERHER, A ]1 ANZillAUHalt, (red). •SEL MUSCATEL, . JOB A NM 031i110, ROCHE rl4 FR, 00. Adt, Rnpferberg, S , BA.RZBERG, It c•A rEL, SPAHR LING MoSHIJA, FEBLE DRS RHEINS, H A FirIaISEEM Garth. In Pints and arts. to which the ai r t i Llion of the trade and fa mn les is invitA , & A. 0. VAN BEIL, WLTE 1310 Chestnut Street. ..zwsm3m ip STOP ! LOOK AtThlS H THE GREAT EASTERN Detective Horse and Live Stock Insur ance Company. Chartered by the State 0 , Pennsylvania CAPITA.L-.4)100 Neat Cattle Inscres Horses Mules and Neat Cattle against Losses Resulting from Theft, and Death by Fire, Aocl dental (4' Natural CIIUSES. PRINCIPAL. OFFICF, No. 108 South Fourth Bt,. PreelSent—CoL CHAS. FR Aldtr. _ _ - V Ice P•esidsnt--DAINTFEL .)!TEPtLEY. Secretary and Trealury—Or. St. .e..CER R. Assist. Secretary and Treasurer—F. IS AFFA. For City References, See tiretda• s. A get to wanted In the city and every county In the State, P. H ARFA, • cc2S-lm rp General Agent. ORNAMENTAL HAIR MAN UFACTOR Y. the iarirkstroid best afixonmenrat gigs; - ionpees, Long Hair raids stEd Marla, Water- fails, Viatorines, mattes, Dlntave Seams for Ladles, s prime LOW&R Lb= elsewhere. trithl9.ll: 909 OHESTNUT STREW■ MIRSTORE YOUR GRAY HAIR AND PROMOTB .1.4 A LUZURLLIST GROWTH BY USING . - London • Hair Color Restorer The e most London Hair Color Reinorer London Hair Color hestorer Reliable Hair. London Hair Color Restorer ,London. Hair Color ; Restorer Restorative _Ever London Hair Color Restorer London Hair Color Restorer IntrOduced to the London Hair C01f...r, , Restorer - London Hair Color' Restore.? intrican' London Hair Color ttestorer . London. Hair Color, Restorer People, London Hair Color Restorer London Hair Color, Restorer , For Restoring London Hair Color' Restorer London Hair Color Restorer Gray Hair and London Hair Color Restorer • London Hair Color Restorer Preventing London Hair Color' Restorer London Hair Color Restorer . Iltddness. London Hair Color Restorer London Hair Color Restorer The Great London Hair Cblor Restorer • . London Hair. Ccior Restorer Luxury- of London Hair Color Restore: London Hair Coior Rfatorer the Dressing- .London Hair Color Restorer Boom. London Hair Color. Restorer L It will restore gray hair to it , original color. 2. It will make the hair grow on bold heads. 3. it will restore the nataral secretions, 4. It will remove all dandruff and itching's. 5. It will make the hair sOft, gloary and dexible. 6 It will preserve the original color to old age. ' 7. It will prover t the hair from falling oft 8. It will cure all diseases of the scalp- Only 78 cents a bottle, six bottles $4. Sold at, Dr. SWAYNES'S, No, 830 North Sixth Street above Vine, and all the leadtng Druggists and Dealers in Toilet se2e,m.w.f.tfrP UHIORNIUNG SQUARE PIANOS, ai r ; 4 CLECESTNUT SI? v tI . IIIT. D N. ROCKHILL & WILSON FINE OLOTHING HOUSE, Coachmen's Coats, Coachmen's Coats, HUNTING GOATEr; IiI7ISITThiG JAMES gcAtiDivErit co,, 822 CHESTNUT STREET. POCKET 'KNIVES,- TABLE OUTISRY., BEST INGlaSli MMICAN. 'Plated• SiVares., . .E.. .OAI:O4YE.II* . _ . . . '.• 822 CHESTNUT .:STREET; - - HAVE NOW BEADY FOR BADE: ; . • . _ VIENNA FANCY GOODS., n02.4m w tlrp . OPERA. OPERA HEAD DRESSES. OPERA GLASSES. OPERA FANS. PAIU3 NOVELTIES.. BAILEY & GO. SID criEsrrNurr sat •oclade.wfta4pl WHOLESALE STOOK. OF Watches, Jewelry and Silvealatea .ISiEtIM • TORE CLOSED OUT AT. RETAIL, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, I esri ka.v T) CLOSE BUSDIENS. This will afford a 'rare oppoz wally for procorlag fine' goods in this line. at OREaTLY BELOW THE 17STIAI, PRICES. ' WOODWARD, LOVETT & CO., 712 Chestnut Streets, SEOOND STOrY. 81.COND STORY. LIGI-2m rP 910 New and Choice Goods 910 AT 2111E.A.E0 CO.-'IS, No. 910 CHESTNUT ST, MANUFACTURERS OF I SILVER PLATED s r WARE, VANKIRK & CO.. No 93.2. Arch Street. Ii.iIb.''IITACMILY AT FRUKFORII, PHILADA We would respectfolly call the attention of our ELLIS the public generally, to our •cholca and elegant assortment of GILT and BRONZE ORAN- D.1.L.1:E88 and GAS PlXTBELES,:constantly on hand, all of there of the very 14test and BvST DESIGNS. Also a tine selecilok of PORTABLE, with 'FANCY eartiA, FORIOI , LALN and other SHADES, to suit nrchasero. A fine a d choice aelectionof IMPORTED BRONZE STAiI CARP CARL , RECK' , VE tts, fIQU V fil‘ES, INK STAND ?, HENBIODiETERS, always on hand atvery reasocablep , ices. W. Would Invite those who are lesitous of procuring any of the above enumer...ted articles, to call at our store before r nrchesleg elsewhere. and elosaine our - assortment, feeling coi.fident that they will ba favora bly tropressed4with the chara - iter of our goods. - OUR PRIf•ES ARE P.E.S.itiONA BLE, and the works. in all case. guaranteed to give satiataction to the pup chaser. , R.—Particular attention paid to the renewing or VANEIRE. ,:ft CO. cildnc..2wottrk.rpi. ene ; J .& t : N lllti V " 4P W. ROCIiHILL& WILSON FINE CLOTHING: HOUSE, 603 and 605 Chestnut Street. .IE'AI[A4 & waNTE,Ft, :.QY.*nOOAT.S IN GREAT VARIETY.
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