BUSINESS NOTICES. AVOID EXTIth,MES. - An men should slum - To rashly run Into wild excess of feeling; A middle comae Is the regimes el aonnd Mason and fair selling. Troth dwells, it seems; 'Betwixt extremes, .Ais Tower HIM half way we dx Between the streets called Fifth and Eixth. "EirS Heirs - Good style atssimere suits to match. as • low a: $l5 CO Finest French Dassimere Suits to match up to And ail the intervening grades. EAR . Good, all-wool .Black Suits, as low as... oe Finest Black French aot4 and Dust men Suits up to dnd all intervening grades. 71st Sews The largest, best assorted, - and most complete stock of Men's, Youth's and Bays' Clothing, in Philadelphia-equal to any in the city. in style, make and At, comprising all kinds, styles, sizes and qualities, 'adapted to the wants of all, and sold:at lower prices than the lowest elsewhere, or the money refunded. jraosay between BENNETT & FIFTH AND THWEE HAIM, 137X.TH iSTS. 518 bleniczT STREET. airellt our prices are lower Than for seiieray years • $ A.B.B.ETE. r;aIMEI STYLISH. NVELL-31.A DE CLOTR.L , IG, AT LAIR PRICES. PRRBY CO., STAB .CLOTHING EMPORIUM, • • - NO. 609 CHESTNUT ST., • •••• ABOVE SIXTH, NIGH OV "STAB." • * • * * * * S m07.4t CHICKENING PIANOS IN EIIIIOPE.--HANS VON BULOW, the great German Pianist, by letters Mgt received from Europe, proposes to play only the ZEIIICKERING PLUMS during his concert t nr In al* United States. W. H. D ae24-tf No. 914 Chestnut stiek, _PIANOS. GEO. STECK & CO'S. cele-{ PIANOS PIANOS.. braced Pianos. for sale ONLY PIANOS _PIANE S. by J. E. GOITLD, PIANOS Seventh and Chestnut. i IN Ett STEINWAY & BONS , • PIANOS _ Have been awarded Vialrly-two li i n ' premiums P , r al le d iP thr l ll ' lr I P l rt,e s .I,Vd n itl r efg ate i Elrand International Exhibition, London, in 1961, in Citennetition 'with 269 Pianos from all Darts of the , world. Eve instrument is constructed with their patent e arrangement. For sale only by BLASIUS BROS., t/22 No, 1006 Chestnut street. A OBIOILENING ORAN.° PIANOm Mplayed by Scamhati, the greatilanty of Europe, at Florence, Italy, teat considered superior ir all respects to the instruments Ds Broadwood & Brard, hitherto regarded as the best thaworld. New Booms 914 Um= u , street. *MN W. H. DUTTON :M ties e e I • t- • —The ew Soale Chktkering Gr a nd Pianos are acknowledged the best i Zngland, Germany and Italy. Notice the great teal zramials received from Earope in August last. Mag. IMMAMIKItt e 914 ' ; ' : . :I*IUT STREET. W. H. DUTTON. CABINET ORGANS. ` These beautiful instruments CABINET ORGANS. are r made ONLY by MASON CABINET OEGANS. HAMLIN, and for sale in /Philadelphia, only by J E. GOLLD, Seventh and Chestnut owITHE CHIC% ENING 11PRIGHT i m PIANOS possess quality of tone and amount of power next to the Grand Piano, and ate particularly adapted to the Parlor, the Boudoir or the Study. These betutiful Instru. manta, in great variety, at the Chickening Booms, 914 n m g tu street, XINDT & M.& Z'S (FORMMSLY WITH Steinway) =surpassed PZAMOs, at-mode rate prices. Marshall 4t htittarter's nowerfhl Rhinos. others for gam. A SOKEItZ&B, 01:24.w,f,m13t 525 Arch street. MIOWAN% 111:13MODEON8. STYLE.-The oelearated Gem Imniense sasortinenUvery low= memo BOOMS. K. DUTTON, StEl64ll No. 914 Chestnut street. THE BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLE EMER SON PIANOS. seven octaves; charming tens guaranteed durability: inewy low price.. 914 CHESTNUT STREET.' W. H. DUTTON. PIANOS. HAELSES EEO'S. elega.st intrrumests PIANOS. and moderate in price, I have dealt in for ,PIANOS, fourteen years, and give a lye warantee with each. J. E. GOULr rs' aoetf Seventh and Chestnut. EVENING BULLETIN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1866. IN VIVO VERITAS. Voveinor Swann is, perhaps scarcely worth the powder and shot which the loyal press of the country has expended upon him. His public course for months past has sunk him so low in the estima tion of every honest man and woman who has been made acquainted with it, that it would be best, so far as he is personally concerned, to leave him to the ignominy which he has won by his treachery. He has won a short-lived victory for the rebels of Maryland, - which we look to Congress to turn into a permanent defeat. But there are some things in the two speeches he has made since the consummation of his shameless plot, worthy of notice. A lawyer ia;expected so to plead his ease as "to Make .the worse appear the better part," but 'no, decent lawyer is called upon or will consent to effect that end by wilful and downright falsehood. A gentleman is expected to be civil and courteous to those who entertain or are polite to him, but he is not called upon nor will he consent to do so, at the expense of: . 'others, to, whom he "owes everything. that has given him the least distineticin in the world. - An orator is expected to make effective points for his audience, and to round his sentences - with emphasis and proper wit,-but he is not called upon nor will he consent to resort to such - a style as has made Mr. Johnson notorious'aLapublic speaker, in the-eyes-of the .*linte - eduntfy., The full reports of Goviiitor SWinn's two apeehes in Baltimore 'prove him, past argument, to be a very bad lawyer, a most disloyal and superficial gentleman, and a most indecent an indiscreet orator. It is only in this latter capacity- that we would notice him at this time. Pass ing by the vile abuse that he heaPs upon the. loyal Commissioners, Judges and •Asitizens Ballzhnore, to whom he owes everything that he posSesses,'politically, in'the - world, how im , his confession of Abe President's complicityiin his plot to te accounted for. He openly de- Adores that he did use the President's "warm and kindly interest - ?in the affairs of Maryland," "because he was afraid the Radicals would impeach him fir it," and then, almost in the same breath, he lets the fatal cat out of the tag by admitting that the Pre,sidenthad riven him "carte b/anche to use the Federal troops ! " ra his eagernesa to stint before the country in the 'vesture of his "little brief authority," he has not been able to contain this important State secret, and he blabs it out to his rebel friends, with a stupid frankness that roan; only, be accounted for upon the same principle which explains the seve ral disgraceful speeehes of "limit old pa.- triot - at the head of our ailairrls ) ' as he amusingly calls the Preddent, —the grin eiple "In vino veritas.." • New York is fond of calling herself the Metropolis 4:if America, and in a cer tain sense - the claim is well taken. In her vast population, her enormous com merce, domestic and foreign, her hand some aveiues and stately edifices, her immense wealth, her magnificent Park; her theatres, hotels, churches and other public buildings; hi almost everything that goes to make up a great city, New York has no rival on this Continent. . - It is a pleasant thing to see this great city represented in the councils of the nation by Fernando Wood and John Morrissey, par nobile fratrunz. Fer nando Wood, not quite immaculate in the conduct of his own past commercial affairs, is chosen to represent the great commercial interests of New York. With a political record so utterly bad that even Orr, and Stephens and Dick Taylor would not sit down in the Wig wam with him; with a disloialty so rank that that eminent body of patriots, DOG - little ) Dix, Custer & Co, would not allow themselves_ the pleasure of cheering the rebel music, until he was locked out, he is put up to legislate for a loyal State, and to vote for New York' upon the great national questions of the next Congress. It is difficult to weigh the •relative merits of Fernando Wood- and John Morrissey. There is not a toss of a cop per to "choose between them. • They are both representative men. While Wood represents New York's intense disloyal ty, Morrissey represents' its complete demoralization. Morrissey is indebted for his celebrity to the achievements of his own bard -fisted manual labor, and therefore claims to represent the "toil ing millions" of New York in Congress; but the work of his hands was exercised only in the pugilistic ring, in battering the visages of the "Yankee Sullivans" who dared to question his prowess as a mighty bruiser. Ascending in thesocial scale, he climbed to competency, if not by the sweat of his brow, at least by the ' cultivation of the sweat-cloth. With a noble arqpi lion he struggled upward into the higher regions of New York society, until he grasped the coveted sceptre of fashion able Saratoga, and wasproclaimed King of American Baden, Prince of Roulette and Rouge et Noir. The merchant princes of New York flocked to his elegant mansion. Millionaires ensoonsed their nightly legs beneath his green topped tables, and even the fair daughters of Gotham, with faintly affected timidity, found their way into the sacred pre cincts of this pugilistic pet of the male leaders of New York fashion. 131M11113•3 W. H. DUTTON But Morrisey is none of your com mon men. Like other "self-made men," his motto is "Excelsior." He is not content to wear his blushing honors as a prize-fighter and a professional gam bler. If, Ben. Wood, dealer in lottery policies, might represent New York in Congress, why .not he? If New York thrusts its high honors upon him, why shall not he wear them ? If New York considers Morrissey a representative man, why should he decline the proud position? Morrissey goes to Congress, precisely as Wood does, because New York has got fairly down to their political and moral level. Whatever shame there is in fill ing the seats of Congress with rebels, policy-dealers, prize-fighters, burglars and gamblers, belongs not so much to the individuals as to their constituents. Their election is the endorsement which New York writes upon their record, and the disgrace which that proud city put upon herself on Tuesday last she will wear, for at least the next two years, as a scarlet robe of infamy,which will efl'ec • tually hide from the view of all honest, decent, loyal American citizens the metropolitan glories of which she so fondly boasts. T 11 , 1 E BALTIMORE BOYS IN BLUE. Amongst the many ridiculous false hoods uttered by Swann in his late Baltimore sPeecb, was the following libel upon the "Boys in Blue:" toii you that these "Buys in Blue" are not parties to this bogus combination that was endeavored to be formed for the pur pose of intimidating the Governor of the State in the execution of his rightful powers. They could not do it. They could not be gin to move them from the position in which I stood. I could go into this commu nity to-morrow and makean appeal to - these gallant men:that I believe would rally nine tenths of those who have defended the insti tutions of your country, and who are ready _ here tofstsuid by the laws of your State." It would be good fun to see Swann on an expedition of that sort. The "Boys in Blue" voted as they fought, squarely against Swann and his rebel allies, and while they .proved themselves too good citizens to. drive his hordes from the polls,and although he could not provoke them to the scenes of, riot and bloodshed that he so courted and desired; we im aginethat he wouldnot have found a re cruiting tour through their several head quarters either pleasant or profitable. THE LATE JACOB BNIDEL JR. No one can read , the article which we copy'to-day from the London ,Times, without a feeling of iirdignation at the Pitiable story it tells. Jacob Snider, Jr., a well4nown former'citizen of Phila delphia, furnished the British govern ment with an invention for the conver sion of the ordinary muskets into breech loaders, which was adopted. But it refused to, remunerate him, and he has died in poverty. It is a pitiable story, as told by the Times, and yet the whole truth is not told concerning the bad faith and cruelty of the British war cake. We have, from time/ to time, received various letters and documerite THE DAILY EVENING ppurrix.-PHILADELPIIIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9.1866, mrrnorom rAN atolAis. from Mr. Snider concerning his inven tion, and can.understand how the sick ness of the heart caused by "hope de ferred" has gradually worked upon him, until his physical nature gave way, par alysis followed, and at last death came to end all his troubles. The. British army is now supplied with arms altered ac cording to his system, at a trifling ex pense. But he and his family have re ceived almost nothing, and the little that was doled out to him was accompa nied with harsh and injurious words, that must have been peculiarly painful and irritating to a sensitive nature like his. Talk about the ingratitude of re publics! There is nothingin all history more cruel than this instance of ingrati tude on the part of the great British empire. ' The Ittindel and ifitydn Concerts. The great successes of the Handel and Hay, dn 4Society, last winter have encouraged it to new enterprises for, the coming season. Three grand oratorios, "Elijah," "St. Paul," and "David," are announced to be given during the winter at the A.cadamy of Music, and the Sooiety is making its arrangements to bring them out with still finer- effects than were produced last winter. Dr. G-uillvette„ Miss McCaffrey, Mr. Simpson, and Miss Alexander are advertised as among the &do singers, with a largely in creased chores. We trust that the Society will spare no reasonable effort to fortify itself in its solo department, so as not to be entirely dependent upon any single voice, which may be disabled or ineffective when the critical momeneof the performance ar rives. With really first class voices for the solo parts, and, such a chorus and orchestra • as it gave us last winter, the Society may be sure of a brilliadt and profitable season. Two other suggestions we would make. Can not an arrangement be made for the intro duction of an organ on the stage of the Academy ? Mdhdelssohn's oratorios are never fully interpreted without the aid of this king of sacred 'instrumental music, and we should suppose" that some of our enter prising organ builders, here or in New Ycrk, would be glad of such a rare oppor tunity to bring their instruments before the precise sort of audience most in terested in the patronage of their business. The other auggestion is touching "Elijah." Cannot "The Angel Trio" be sung by boys? There are a dozen boys in New York, in cluding Richard Coker, who has just re turned from England, who are fully equal to the part and would sing it and the otter "Boy" parts with beautiful effect. If these suggestions can be carried out, without too much additional expense, we are wire that the effect of the several Oratorios will be greatly enhanced. They are at least word making and considering. ME. WENDELL PHILLIPS.-0/1 the 20th instant, Itjr.• Wendell Phillips will lecture on "The Duty of the Hour," at the Aca demy of Music. Au announcement will appear shortly in our advertising columns. Mr. Phillips's turn of mind is too eccentric to please many of his friends, but every body will be glad to hear what he has to say. Valuable Beal Fatale at Pablle Sale. Messrs. Thomas & Soma' sale, on Tuesday next will locione the pruperty I.l3,,eoutia Third au e.,i; eale atm°. ute. ' he adjolnitg property, 22 fet front, can be hada,: private sale The two would make aspletd td barking house.) Valuable stores, la and IS Nort.., Fifth street; es tra valuable wharf, large lot and docks, on the Delaware, south of Almond street; valuable far m. Leland rout , Pamphlet catalogues to morrow. C HbsTN ITT STBEET STORES AT PRIVATE SALM— %Iey have added to [Bele pi irate sale list two stores on Chestnut streetiwest of Fourth street. Sale of a Valuable Tract of Laud, Second street sad Snsuttebiunia as•enue, Nine teenth N ard. 9he Executors of Benjamin Darts's Estate will ecU throrgh B me: A. Freeman, Auctioneer, a niimt.ei• cf desirable BuUding Lots in the Nineteenth, Ward. on Wednesday racvt. CATALOGVJGI NOW ILElarr. QTATIONERY—LETTERS, OAP AND an'. N PAPERS. ENVELOPES, BLANK BM:Ms, aud every requisite in the Stationery line, selling at the lowest figures at J. B. DOWNENO'S Stallone' , Store, atal2..tfrp? Eighth street. two doors above Walnut. J ORZI CRUMP. BUILDER, 1731 CHICSTNUT STRE and 213 LODGE Mechanics of every brands required for honsebolld• tog and titling promptly tarnished. 13123-6rarp SAMUEL W. LEINAU,..tio. ill South SIMENTII street Philadelphia, PLU MBER. GAS and inT.II.A3I FITTER. Work done promptly and In the bes , manner. Pumps, Gas fixtures, and all material need to the rosiness furnished. 0c17.6m1p/ ItALL aTYL.E HATE, THIIO. H. HcOALLA, Hates Caßsanporlnm. ml OttzbMut sTREET. 4I WARBURTON, ..EASHItiNABLE HA.TTRE, ao Chestnut street,_ 5e134y,414 Next door to FOE office. 4 /1 JONES. TEMPLE & p NirIONABLE HATTERS. 29 South Nioall street, mo trot etore above Chestont. 012 r. AT EWSPA_PEE, ADVERTISING.—JOY. COE dr CO LI N. E. corner of FUME S CHESTNUT Streeta Philadelphia, and THIBTINE BLITEDENCE, Now York, are scents for the Burzrxr..7 and fbr the News• papers of the whole country. jyl7-emrpti JOY. OOE & CO. 600 ARCH IRONWARB STREET. 600 TINWARE, RRA CR ETS, WOODENWARE, • FANCY BRONZE MATCH SAFES. ce.23 OItIFFITH ct PAGE, SIXTH AND ARCM HOUSE FURNIHING 49 49 49 NRTH NINTH STREET. 'ldly. WOOD, W O IL LOW a:Srol it 0N WARE, SAFEn. SETTLI.TABLIn and OLOTHIS WRINGERS. HOLIDAY ,GOODs. nos 9m ip' THOS W. 10qT, Agent. O P Fme i tptr — a asses, made by At. BARDOI7, of Paris. imported and for sale only by or2o an.tre. W. A. TRUPdPLIIII, Seventh and Chestnut, streets. t :4 . 14:4•4 OEl' ClitOFT'S COLT'S FOOT ROCS r I D C Y veldby ell the rrtnth a 1 Trugglists: ecis•lvniPl ' 125 North SECOND street. TA TB ABJ. OW/TING 8110..TER, TEIEGRE FOAM .1.5 go early in the day, or you rosy Ise crowded oat In getting yonr .Photograpbs made at B. F. ItIEthiERNS Gallery. 624 Arch street. biz Card or one large Photo greph fer st. trikRNESS HOOKS AND BRACKETS of several II patterns, Patent, Cattle Ties. Cow and Hitching boloo.for sate by %HUMAN & SHAW,No.IIIS (Bigot Thimplive) Marketstreet. below Ninth. rtItEP FILI2dIO3, 'FOS FIATLIBAL 0.1% nem fill Flowers, on band and made to order, at BEE• MEE'S Picture and Looking Glass )came 1' mporiam, Arch street. east of Seventh. ROCKHILL&W4SON FINE CLOTHING HOUSE, 603 and 605 Chestnut Street. PAJEALA & NVINMEiMt, OVERCOATS IN GREAT VARIETY. CLOTHING HOSIERY GLOVES, UNDERWEAR? GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS, ETC., THE LARGEST VARIETY, AT JOHN C. ARRIS ON'S, Nos ,1 and 3 N, Sixth Street, PHILADELPHIA. SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! A. AISO continues to make his "IMPROVED PATTERN SIEDITS.I XGrA perfect fit guaranteed. trial is r ulliclent to establish their miner!. may over all others. 0c:31...tm rp LADIE S' FANCY CLOARINGS. ASTRAKHANS, Oa 5T011.11 , 1, FRENCH BEAVER, FANCY BEAVERS, FROSTED BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS, VELOURS, LIGHT CLOAK ENOS, WHITE CLOAKINGS, BLACK CLOAKT OS, WATERPROOF% :woolly of than ordered styles, expressly for oar re tall sales. COOPER & CONARD, Ninth and Market. CLOAX AND SHAWL BOOX:-..nrd AUCTION LfTls BROCHeLONG kiTAWLS. BILLED CENTRES BROOKE LONG sa - AwLs. BLACK TBIBUT LONkt SHAWLd. WOOLEN LONG SHAWLS. DAILY OPRIiIING NEW CIA/ASS. ' 01IDERBD CLOAKS MADE PROMPTLY. COOPER & CONARD, Ninth and Market BLANKET AND QUILT ROOM. EL asKErs OF EvEur GRADE. MARsr w‘i QUILTF. EXTRA QUALITIES. LOW GRADES Git'LLTS. HORSE BLANKETS, FROM TO 16 60. COOPER do OONARD 8. E. cort er Ninth and Market • L" GOODS CODETRIL Barnsley Table Damaska. Irish and Scotch Damasks, Power-loom Everlasting Table Diaper, Damask Table Cloths, extra.qu alltit Napk Ina and Doylies, finest to lowest. Best =Ms Linens for fronts. collars, .C - c. Extra- heavy L Japers by theyard and Wece, . Buckaback Toweling, :ZS to Towels, Burlaps, Bagging s, Sc. COOPER & CON &ED, Ninth and Market, BLACK BRE:SS GOODS COUNTER. Black French'Popllns, it t 2 to , 12 25. Black French Atertnees. 25 to fl Black Fr.r.ch Delaines, 50 to 75 cen:s. Wide French Delalnes, SG cents to $1 a. Black French Cashmeres ft 50. Black French Tam Ise, it :38 to $l. ;5. . Black Canton Cloth, $1 10 to $1 n. Black Alpacas. 40 to o cents. Black Lustrt us bLohalrs. 75 cents toll •15. Black Pcplln Alpacas, 6s cents to it. COOPEt CONA.RD, Ninth and Market. .a.ND DELAINE Merrimack alio 'other ,good Prints. English and French Wrapper Prim, A 111Vuol Delaines, 51 ar.d 55 eta. Extra Good G-4Delaf,es, Tl. Balmoral I , lllrti, f 2 50 to Ito Vt. COOPEit dr CONA.F.D, Ninth and Er.arket porlncs AND BERRINORS. Pnkin all-wool Reps. Plaid Poplins, low prices. Silk-fated French Poplins. hilk4aced Plaid Poplin Reps, bargains. Lopin's French Merl-noes, cheap. Finest French Merinees made. Low grades French M.rinorm COOPER 431' COIcAR.I), - Miran &Au aiae.aet. nomEaTio GOODS COUNTER, 'White Flannels good quality, 50.t0 7 , 1 ma. White Flannels from 3icts. to Red blue, gray and white Twills cheaper. 6-4 wide fancy Slayings a: low prices. Tic] logs of every grade. Wide isheetings 10% by e piece. Bleached and Brown /ausllns, de. COOPER t CON &RD, Ninth and Maxi' no9-f,s,tu-3tAp G 0073 CO aL In tinge quantifies is frequently throw.. away with your ashes for want or proper means !e, srreen it out. The caveat styles or retest Ash Sitters sold by US will do this thoronehly, are ofnui more then nay for themselves in charnel saved. TRU 1111IN ..t; SHAW, No. 835 (Sight Thirty-five) Market street, below Ninth. K4.IR CU. s: AT K0PP'..1866. i 4 hPvlna RROnon Hair A w d hlokerg Rbeve end bath, secants. Razor'ss se .en d inorder. Z1A.12,5 lizehange PLace. C. KOPP. I.t• .GENT/.. BUYS ANL, YoU'rkin' FINE Onia. PRIOR. Enid Patent Leather Boots, at BALLARD'S' "ONE " onW•thrp/ DARN DOOR ROLLERS. Bangers and Balk Barn D Poor Latches • nd Flush Puns: fleavy Barn Doer 1,1 mann; SlldlngDoor kbeavep and Ran. Pur ewe by TEMIAN & RR' No. BM (Eight Tinloty-rtne) Market street. below Ninth. P...'l` Till BEST WILILY. YOU ARE A littArt . rI ge to B eel sin Card or one large Photograptts for .1. or 12 Ferrotypes for-50 cents. rtillidS, GUM BOOTS, GUI& BOLE MOTS, ALT 1.3" Who esale Prices. Misses' and Children's Leggin and Anklets in great variety, at SAL ) A TVS nnan.l9 t ROCKHILL & WILSON FINE OLOTRING HOUSE, Coachmen's Coats, Coachmen's Coats. HUNTING COATS. 1111nMi GMAT : PART OP 110(11106 And PodrGapkv &Molted, Cat in tbe Beet Wee, made with care and eler lance, maltable lbr the Wardrobe of any Gentler Matt. WANAMAKER AND BROWN, Sixth Street—front Max ket to Minor Street. I ff ) CIUORICRENG SQUARE PIANOS, 914 CHESTNUT STREET. ocE4t4p W. H. DUTTON. IJOOP SKIRT MANUFACTORY.—Hoop Skirts Lit and Oorseta ready made and made to order; war ranted of the beat materials. Also Skirta repaired. MRS E. Sa.YLEY. se1:1-amrpf 872 Vine street, above Elghth. TAL , ..IvI , Bis.rrels Tanners re , calve'''. For sale by is:. A. bOC - DlSsa & CO., Dock street Rbsrf. no $t AL~AHD'S. 37 NORTH EIGHTH STREVP. UP and 1315 CHESTIV T street, have no connection .ohh any other establishment in the city, OCDO EMERSON PIANOS. The new style Cottage Square Piano, Tall Seven Octaves. beautiful Carved Cases, the wont charming tone, Low Price, guaranteed durability. COLERTNCT Street. 0475.tfdp W. H. Duprort. AL.LARIPS Li Latest styles Ladies' and Gents' Boots, and Shoes now ready . . 87 •North MUM H street. and. Ma CRP wrIcIIT street. near 17. S. Mint. ocso-ntrpa CHiCRICRING GRAND Pr oatu r CCELESTNIM 6D R EET. 'l j , i a-ULM& etsriTLE3dEN_ L BOYS. MISSES. ND Children's Napoleon, ulghland and Polish Boots and kboes, for the Wet and eiWd 841480Z18, In great va rlets, ap., at Ballards, 37 North RIGHTS' street, tsrd 1315 C.HIChTIVUT street. - - 0030-42t,rpl te m It : 1:4 ii , r ; !t :1 4 ?111 adMi 4 P W.S. DErrroN. ROCKHILL ik WILSON 603 and 605 Vies tnut Street. LATEST-STYIiESA.CK & IV4LIUNG TABLE, AND PIANO COVERS. We Llll# A4w X ctoiyo4 directly from the manta& turers, Our PALI, IMPORTATION or EiILEBOIDERED CLOTH TABLE AND PIANO COVERS, comprie.g.:argp assortment, which we are selling At Reduced:Prices. Sheppard,Van Harlingen &Arrison, Importers of Home Furnishing Dry Goods, No. 1008 CIIESTNIIT STREET. oW.I wfm-tf ref POTTSTOWN IRON COMPANY, POTTSTOWN, PA PRESIDENT THEO. H. MORRIS. Of Morris, Wb eeler:* co. TREAStI3EIt, EDWARD BAILEY. SECRETARY, WILLIAM L. BAILEY, The Company are now prepared to execute Otders for BOILER PLATE, FLUE, SHEET and TANK IRON. PLOUGH. PLATES, etc. Also for the ANVIL Brand of Cut Na:ls and -bpikes. Orders may be ad dressed to POTTSTOWN mow co., Pottstown, Pa. Or to MORRM. WHEELER. & CO., Sixteenth and Market st., Philadelphia. oe:11-b?: =pt Or CLIFF Street, New York. FINE OPERA GLASSES, Imported &mt. for esZe by James W. Queen & 06;„ CC.7.ltf 92.4 Chestnut Street: lESAIKER IS ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTORY. The lama and beat inacrtenent al Wigs, Toupees, Long Hair Braids and Garb, Witerlalls, - Tiotorines, "'ri sottos, Mane !teamster Ladies, ea prim LOWER than einewbezn, [masts 889 CIIIESTIOT STREET. ttiteßA... tiaLADTbis Its ell-Known to the V palates of all epicureans to be tented up in the most anproved style. by HARRY MINTON. 2t4 South T cv.ELFTa street, whose sultrier ability in that direction has made his slime flu:nous tar and wide, and above that of all others. Zits excellent judgment and superior fkcilities, for he cultivats s Isis own celery. as to combining and ob taining the t itirerent Ingredients, make his prepara tions nf this DISH au..erior to those of all other culinary arils= or is be prod:gent in this alone, but h.. DBABtil NG TERRA."IN, FRYING AND TF.WING OF OYSTR ,, ts :compwe with any in the inarkst. And bin BRAYTIFUL DINING ROO5lB, tcgetter with attentive and accansmoda.ing attend ta, all combine in giving his cal the classic name, Arista& N. R.-- FAMILIES detarinic quantities please LEAVE THEIR ORDER EARLY IN THE DAY. nos 21,rp. /19 ? • —WALL PAPERS as losv ay. 10. 13 i and 20 eJcJ cw.nts. Gold and Sethi Papers cheap. Fine WINDOW s BA.1) ES raannfactured. all strati at JOHNS CON'S D RPM`, No. INU^ epring Garden street. Below Eleventh. TtiIIRSTORE YOUR GRAY HAIR AWp - ao.Vorn A LLEURIANT GROWTH BY USING London Hair Color Restorer London Rtir Color Restorer London Hair Color r.estarer Reliable Hat London Hair Color Restorer London Hair Color Restorer Restorative Ever London Hair Color Restorer London _.-43.atr Color Restorer In•sodiaced to the _Loudon Hair Color RestorPr London Hair Color Itesiorer London Hair Color aestarer London Hair Color Restorer London Hair Color Restorr:- I.ondan Hair Color Restorer Hot Restoring London Hair Color Restorer London Hair Color Restorer Gray Hair ar.d London Hair Color Restorer London Hair Color Restorer Preventing London Hair Color Restorer London Hair Color Restorer London Halt Color Restore: London Hair Color Restorer The Great Letdon Hair Color Restorer Loudon Hair Ceor Restorer Lex - cry of London Hair Color Restore.. London Hair Color Itsztorer the Dressing- lAindon Hair Color Red loom. London Hair Color Restorer 1. It will restore gray hair to it: original color. 2. It Will make the hale grow on bait; heads. 3 It will restore the neutral secretions. 4. It will remove ail dandruff and itchings. 5. It will ranks the hair soft, nit ssY atta a. It will preserve the original color to old age. 7. It will prover t the hair from falling off. 8. It will cure all diseases or the scalp. Only 75 cents a bottle. six bottles e.. 1 Sold at Dr. SW A YNES'S, 'So. 335 North Sixth Street above Vine. and all the leading Druggists and Dealers in Toilet Article& sets 13.m.wtf,tfrp The meet Anier.: , :an FINE CLOTHING HOUSE, COAT. ; : . ••••MEN BOYS ' CLOTHING. OPERA. OPERA BEAD DRESSES:: OPERA GLASSER> OPERA FANS. PARI NOVELTIES. BAILEY & CO. 819 crIES'IVIRCUT ST! ocindezwermpi JAMES E CALD WELL & COp. 822 ,CHESTNUT STREET. POCKET KNIVES, TABLE CUTLERY. BEBT ENGLIB.II AM) AMERICAN Plated Wares. ncefmwtrrp JAMES E. CALDWELL & 822 CHESTNUT STREET. HAVE NOW MAD: FOR fikela: VIENNA FANCY GOODS. MUSICAL EC COMICS.. =aria w Lim WHOLESALE .BTOOK oB Watches, Jewelry and Silver.Plated w. AAR, E 9 T,) BE CLOSED OrD AT RETAIL, AT A. GREAT SACRIFICE', T‘- , CLOSE ETJSINEO•S• Tb!mill afford a tare opportunity for proeurins Ent geeda in this line at GREATLY BELOW r.tt.e. lISIIAL PRICES. WOODWARD, LOVETT & CO., 712 Chestnut Streets, SECOND STORY. SECOND STORY, nol-tof rpr SILVER SILVER SI LVE BUCKWHEAT,. THE FINEST IN THE WORLD CC24tfi ARCH AND TENTH STREETS, CorkgreftS4l.- Erniiire _ .4, 1 q? • • OOLUmBiAItSPRING WATERS. lifeArtOilttllock & erenMuw, 214.'.c0r. of-.A.toh and Sixth - S traits. , _Phil/1040bl*. add Banana keep a supply of these , +valuable watert ter :We: Crean from the Springs, and . Aellveted to our cusuusteps at , their store. at ordlowest -, =lcew>i ork city prism HOTOICEISB' SONS, PrOldleters. Baratesa t3prlngs. t 2 Beekman &SBOlll2 sta.Aese yerk. reil4m nal wick somugg.so.ebutro. ter ct laver and; .arovimplated ware,a.NEW _ Abeam; era made. BARR dt REOTIDIEB,, ROC E HILL& IVMWN Fine Clothing awe 6 . 03 and 6 , 0_ ,,, 5 ,„!._4 _„„ef10tii .i : !hurt; Foreign initonii:stic Fabrics Made to Ordefslie6nable,.B.erviceabb and Fashionable. FLINT FLINT FLINT DAVIS
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