Y om !`-' ~~~ + ,~ 4' . ....
WASDIEN3 NOTICES.
No _-
,estrillfr,l3riek was beOWERDOI nt on marriage,
heard !an Gale his age disparage;
rend;ins he csind not hate her,
He vowed to be right young again,
Anart bottles straight did drain
iirribig's Rejuvenator.
• 814 . /sls friends—dismayed as may be--
Sew him then a squalling baby,
~I T oo young io Valk, and much toe= :*1
;,_r - '/!or his'new snit from Tower Mall
Dustin.
' Casitroere and Cloth,-.44raca, Drop d'Sto, Duck
ZOicn Sack Omit.
• ?it Caisitnere, Whits and . Moral Duck &dam
Caseimere. White and Colored _Duck and all
of .rdnen Panla. -
"kinds .ur Seatonable Mihail:, for 21fen's, Youth's
zoUs' wear. in large supply, at the lowest prices
- •
.11KMI4T OM,
TOWER HALL,
EDI HAMM
_MUM.
ALB"
a "BlEgla.. rOTATOEB"—A.LITTLE 6'
- at Inaltitades of Stars, there are a few
to us, therefore &wonted new— •
iel
i
ilt seems scarcely worthy to be noted down ;
.1, everidnce the stranger has been seen
1 .I . s°23roth ra evil' uT l4l4lllTAß E:irer erth.al , fillYea th n e l ae rke ort geeneci h s m l each de m of "m th r e way ' —.
....„. V Slat % :allgesers, with their naked eyes,
; jelitilY an triCreaßefi ne enagn in ita i de skA of Stock,
r' • .—setreig Which large crowds of people flock,
ma
theOgli the - vagrant Star grows, they confess,
'--, - *all by degrees and beautlfhily leis." .:
One at Ere =smell!) can ziNi;
4. " Sits size, and don't forgetto shine;
..:, :anoint/acted; peOlde all the daY,
qklphted,•oall,•inspect, and buy array—
..-1 .
.nafterWarde, no anatter who they are,
ej3eel carnixtll'd to patronize the "SrArt."
4NIT7ETIBE BMW ON TEE SATES . Or OUR OW,
EPSOM OSBEBET WE 83= 18 • 71881 6
- '3IIIO33ONISDATION. Therein den the secret of
3ont,continneti and Still increasing zneh to the
" Our stock of READY Mann CLOTHING 18 En.
• 'and from It all can be acaustelY fitted. ' Pfeee
' 'every :variety ; eaters of Well.known ability,
en who leatretheir nresenre are sure to beileriaed.
•
TEL LOWSBT rIQ PNELLDIELFHt Call and be
ed.
- STAB MOTHING
ciflp.A.ND FASBIONA_BLE GOODS,
:608 WIESTNIIT ST., SIGN OF STAR.
TERRY & CO.
Ar.anumortv,
anzus a SCHMIDT,
311111 " 11114 PIItS is T•OLASS PIANO-FORTES,
Ware Room
ezi t
• No. 46 North Tatum stree t imawll67lS-i,m,w•ami p Pm&
al m a, ' B me ^AT & BONG'
PIANOS
rirrirlAxeltew acknowledged the beat injini
Eltramenta in:Europe se well as America. They are
sited in public and private, by_ the greatest artist*
M r in lEempe. by TON BULOW, DBEYSCHOCII,
BON,
and others;in this country by MILLS.
: SEASON, WOLFISOIEN, etc. For sale only by
BLASIUS BROS.,
INS Chestnut street.
VENING BULLETIN.
FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1866.
Persons leaving the city for the sum
, and wishing to have the EVKNING
: . sent to them, will please send
Sh43l* address to the office. Price, by mail,
seventy-five , cents per month. •
ENGLAND AND THE WAR.
in the treaties of 1815*and in . all im
portant negotiations - after ; w ar -'- for
; adjustment of boundaries, Great
: • has taken a prominent part, and
influence hat generally been equal
. !that of any of the other powers.
ipoleon 111. has changed all . that.
as repudiated the treaties of 1815,
id reduced Great Britain to a position
-ii nong the European powers where she
.has literally no influence. Wars have
< caned and monarchies have been de
spoiled through his influence and that
of .Prussia, and nothing that England
could say or dared to do- prevented
them. Austria has been deprived of
Lombardy and the Italian duchies. The
_kingdom of the Two Sicilies has been
imttinguished. Savoy has been added
to France, and Denmark has been de
-Prived of the Elbe Duchies. In all
these important political changes Great
Britain has been utterly ignored.
So, too, in the war just begun in Ger
many, the counsels of Greatßritain have
hcen totally disregarded. She has yen
*Ted to pmonstrate with both Prussia
• Attria, but they have not heeded
. The war goes on without her voice
g heard, and whatever changes of
rritory may result froM it, no gift of
i• rophecy is needed to say that she will
of be consulted. Her reigning house is
. early allied to those of Prussia, Saxony,
Saxe-Coburg, Hesse, Hanover and other
of the belligerent States; but her govern
ment can do nothing either to check
hostilities or to aid any of the. States that
have a right at leait to expect her sym-
Pathy. ' -
This is a humiliating condition for a
Batton that, •only twenty years ago,
claitaed to be and. was considered one of
the great controlling powereof the world.
The decline of English influence dates
from the last French revolution. When
Monis Napoleon . became the ruler of
France, he appeaxs to have determined
le bring down English pride`and influ
ence, and he has worked steadily and
successfully to that end. By cunning
cajolery of her sovereign and people, and
by the so-called entente cordiale, he has
outwitted the united statesmanship of
Great Britain. He made her join in the
Crimean +war,, and then contrived that
ould play a secondary part, most
glory and whatever substantial
age came from it, falling to the
.f France. The Itali=m war was
ately planned by. Napoleon for
+ vantage of France, which, of
includes the disadvantage of
• t Britain. It is easy to see from the
peror's late letter to M. Drouyn de
buys that he expects to derive advan
es from the iyar just •began in . Ger
;lay. Every new acquisition of France
the continent' diminishes the power
4i:influence of - England.
_
• 1 ;we English statesmanship and ,En
pluck`fallen off . ? Is there no
'cal genius left like that of I'M,'
Canning or Castlereagh ?. Is there
tary mind to fortify the political
Marlborough?s, or Welling
or Nelson's? Who are the great
en , the great heroes of land
a " that should be sustaining the
eat renown of England? There
•
ively none; or, if there are, - they
SigtitOr gut of service, through
:bedewing- influence of Noe.
which has hack - such
•
MIMI
a depressing effect on Great Britain.
The future great powers of the earth are
to be the United States, France, Russia,
and the victor in the great German war.
Great Britain—great no longei—Will be
a 4 second-rate insular, kingdom, still
boasting of her possessions in other.parts
of the globe, but deriving neither
strength nor greatness from them. In
the affairs of other nations she has
already ceased to be consulted. .
THE. CITY TO CONTROL ITS OWN
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
has made a decision in the Broad Street
Passenger Railway eahe, which will
commend itself to the judgment and
feelingsof every right minded Philadel
phian. Justice Strong, in giving. the
opinion of the court, exhibited his, usual
clear and, practical good sense. lie, does
not spare the "obscure" legislation which
seeks to accomplish a wrong through
tortuous paths, and by be-fogging
what should be perfectly clear and 'open
as day. The Court also lays dbwn a
wholesome doctrine in respect: to the
right of the Legislature to, grant the use
of a street to a zailway corporation, in
defiance of the will of the authorities of
the city. In this connection Justice
Strong said::
"We hold, therefore,that the , defend.
'ants have shown no right "to use poi
tiOns of artificial roads, to wit, graded
and paved streets, IL: the city - of Phila
delphia, for purposes other than of cross-,
ing the same, without first obtaining the
consent of the partiesowiaing thesame."
The city of Philadelphia we hold to be
such a party within the meaning of the
act of Assembly." .
This utterance will meet with a re
sponse from every citizen who is not di
rectly interested in city railways. Itha.s
always been deemed an outrage for legis
lators who reside in interior parts of the
State to vote away the right of the city
to control its own highways, and the de
cision of the Sppreme Court sustains this
opinion. It is now too late to makethis.
decision practically operative to any
very great extent in preventing the con
struction of railways in the city, because
there are but feW streets that have not
the iron tracks laid upon them. But a
railway, constructed in defiance of law,
can certainly be removed by the party
aggrieved, and the city can low resume
the control of its own property and com
pel aggressive railway corporations to
abide by wholesome municif)al regula
tions, or take "'up their tracks.
This Broad street railway scheme
upon which an extinguisher
has just been put, was a selfish plan to
ruin what is destined to become the
finest thoroughfare in the city, by run
ning locomotives through it and by using
it for freight purposes. It is only one of
several similar plots that have deen de
vised to destroy or seriously damage great
public.improvements, for private profit.
The scheme today a railroad track upon
Delaware avenue was one of these de
vices, and there are other gross railroad
Outrages that will occur to the mind of
every intelligent Philadelphian. The
easy vii tue of State Legislatures,and the
readiness with which designing men
control their action through the peculiar
influences employed, have caused a con
stant feeling of apprehension among
• citizens. The recent decision of the Su
preme Court will dispel these fears, and,
we repeat, commend itself to the judg
ment and feelings of every right-minded
Philadelphian.
The move made in Select Council yes
terday to suppress the nuisance of cigar
smoking on the City Passenger Railways
will be hailed with acclamation by the
whole community. The railway com
panies take so little account themselves.
of the comfort of their passengers, that
delicate women are constantly subjected
to the disgusting annoyance of halring
bad tobacco smoke puffed in their 'faces,
by men standing on the front platforms
of the street ears. In warm weather,
with the car doors. and windows open,
there is always a strong current of air
drawing through the ear, and it is gene
rally heavily' imprsgnated with the
fumes of pipes and cigars, in the mouths
of people who are apt to call themselves
gentlemen. The practite is a nuisance
too paliable to need argukent, and it is
to be hoped that Councils will promptly
carry into effect the propbsed legislation
for, the relief of the public. The Board
of Presidents will probably resent this
interference with their lordly preroga
tive of doing just what they please, but
the City Fathers will win the lasting
gratitude .of the fair sex, as: well
as the hearty approbation of every
gentleman in Philadelphia ' by com
pelling tobacco-smokers, to keep their
smoke out of other people's faces.
There is a singularobtnieness in many
people's minds upon the subject of their
individual rights, which might be some
what removed by this proposed. action
of the City Counsels. It may serve to
suggest the truth that no member of
society has a right to indulge his personal
tastes or habits at the expense of his
neighbor's comfort and convenience. A
man has a right to use tobacco, but he
has no right to puff' his cigar along a
crowded thoroughfare, or in a market
house, or-anywhere where others suffer
discomfort from it He has no right to
compel delicate women to :pick their
way along the streets or through the
paseages of a railway train, or the raisles.
of placei of public amusement through
pools of tobacco juice. He may pollute
the air which he alone, is to breathe, or
ihe floors of the rooms that he himself
inhabits, but he has no more right to
compel others to fill their nostrils with
fumes from his pipe, than he woulil.
bevel° mix his whiskey in the basin at
Fairmount.
The whole range of praotieee referred
WaXO.,.-degrading to the American
DAI
STBJEETS.
THE SHORE NUISANCE.
Y EVENING-BUIL
character, offensive to all rules of good
tiste and public decency, and gross in
vasion of the rights of the community.
If the nuisance can be effectively abated
in the case of the street ears, it may be
hoped that the' way may be opened for
a general reformation in the habits of
those pests of decent. society, public
sinokers'amd chewers. .
LAKE SUP - MUM% EXCUBS/ONS.—Every
year the attention of summer- tourists is.
more and more directed towards the ro
mantic scenery of our Northwestern lakes.
The whole_ Lake Superior region has been a
terra incognita to the great mass of Esztern
travelers, the distance and the difficulty of
access being regarded as too great obstacles
to be easily overcome. But with the in
crease of traveling facilities thaii - obstacles
are being rapidly removed, and Lake Su
perior_may now be reached in a marvel
lously short time, and by most convenient
and agreeable routes. There is no pection
of our-Vide-spread domain which presents
greater attractions to the tourist, attractions .
Which have all the additional zest of novelty
to the thousands whose Western explora
tions have hitherto been bounded by .
Niagara. Until the end of August, a line
of splendid steamers run from Cleveland to .
Detroit, thoroughly furnished for the % ac-
Commodation and safety of, passenger's:
Full particulars of these delightful excur
sions will be found In our adiertising co
lumns..
e 1082.7 CRUMP. BUILDER;
1711 CREST/TUT STREET
gyid 21aLODGE STILEATI: -
lifecbanics of every branch required for hon e
and fitting promptly furnished. ja..4-6m•
TATIONBBY—LETTEBS, CAP AND - NOTE
S
PAPlats. ENVELOPES, BLANK • B )01re, 'and
every requisite in the Stationery line, selling at the
lowest figures at
7. B. DOWNERS'S Stationery Store,
mal2-tript 'Eighth street. two doors above Walnut,
4 BUMMER STYLE R.A.73.—WaBBURTON,
' ORENTEUT 'Street, next door to the Post
Office.
N. B. Nowhere else can the purchaserobtaln greater
value for his money. . myntjyvi
NEW STYLES OF STRAW HATS
also the Mackinaw and Panama Hats.
THEO. H. .M.cOALLA,
his old established
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM,
804 Chestnut street. . idaaral
giaIbSTRAW RATS AND SUM m . P.R. 31'3.-5 OM
of the newest style Rata, at prices 25 per cent..
less than elsewht - -se, at McCAuLA'S STevr Hat
Stare, 613 CA .ESENEIT street, third door above new
SuLLETxrc Office.
, MccALLA"S NEW SAT STORE, No, 613
URIESTNUT Street.--Every bat has the lowest
price marked on st o ck plain fireo. and
examine the immense and get a s bargain.
STRAW BATS' RETAILED AT WHOLE,
sale prltx.a. assortment in t , is town, at
BiceALLA'S New Hat -st. re, 613 Mr talsi ITT
suet. hvery article has price marked on In plain
pgures.
/I STRAW AND SUMMER MATt..—Biggest
stock, biggest variety. and lowest prisesthis
city. at Moe ALL it'S New Hat store. 613. lELIT
NUT street, third doer above New Bunt.a - nri Office.
Yon can save front to cents to $l on a single article.
RAVEN & SAWN PIANOS.
MtnThese beautiful instruments have
ranked among the 1 41ST for nearly MITI
40 years.
aplaw,f,m,tf J. E. CiOI7LD. Seventh and Chestnut. .
D blErehD PRIVEii —When you wish your Photo.
IV graph taken you should labilityvist 1tE1313.13,13
Uallery. 524 arch street. His to please is
evinced by his numerous superior speciumns.
A.TOU TURN THE CRANK of a Cherry Stonina
,Mat hfne. then drop in your cherries, and the
*tones slip out on one side. while the fruit falLs in a
plate beneath. And tints you can Co two bushas an
_Lour. • They are sold by Tfalid AN cESEIA.UT, No. k 35
(Right Thirty.live)Market street, below Ninth.
T OE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL COLORS:as
Li made at P. P. REUSIEtt'S Gallery, Ea.' Arch street
are nnquotionably the moat accurate, life-like and
pleasing Port , alts of the times. •
BIRTHDAY GIFT for a lad or gentleman might Abe one of the eVeral styles of .Bores or Chests of
Tools Ibr sale at - TRUMAN & SHAW'eI. No. 8113 (Eight
Ildrtv-five) Market stro.t., below Ninth. r.
ri RTEB DE VISITE, 6 FOR SE--Call at REISER/VS
eleeend street, above Green when yon de,
sire any the mann= r. of execution, style and finish,
cannot Jail to please.
TWEE BANGUI() BASKETS of a variety of pat-
T terns. and Hooks Brackets. Chains. Rings, sc..
for hanging them mr, for sale ny TRUMAN
'SHAW No. STS (Eight Thirty-five) Market street,
below Ninth.
rro A GENTLEM 4,1 V OF EISTERPRI . ITNO CEAR
-1 acter and inclined to mechanical pursuits, I am
disposed .0 sell one.half of the valuable vatent right
for the United Staves (except New York and one
county in rtew Jersey), for the manufacture of 'Steals
Linseed 011 Cement,' for roofs, do. do., introduced
and in demand in this and other cities, and yielding a
large profit. The inventor will invest with the par
chaser half of an amount necessary to establish a fl rst
class business, good reference and noble character
important considerations. 'lhe love tor con refer to
parties in any of the principal cities. For farther
format', on address GEORGE esTEAD,care of Truman
d Shaw, 515 Market street. its
TO TIOLISEHREPMS, for cleaning silver and
L silver-plated ware,a NEW POLD,HING POWDER,
tbe best ever made. _ FARR BRO MIER,
felt 22,4 Ciaestnut street. below Fourth.
amendALE.—To Shippert., Grocers, Hotel-Reepera
r others—A very superior lot 01 Champagne
Cider, by the barrel or dozen. P. J. JORDAN,
noS-rptf. =1 Pear street, below Third and ‘Valnot.
MBE HARRISON BOILER, A SAFE STEAM
BOILER—The attention of Manufacturers and
others using Steam is confidently .*lied to this new
Steam Generator, se combining essential advantages
in absolute safety from explosion. in cheapness of first
cost and coat of repairs in economy of ruel. facility of
cleanirg and transportation. &c., no , ' witnessed by any
other boiler now in use. This boiler is formed of a
combination of cast iron 'follow sphere s, eaca sphere
8 Inches external diameter,
and 36 an inch tbick.
These are held together by wrought iron bolts, with
caps at the ends
About two hundred of these boilers are now in
open :Lion. some of them in the best establishments
in this city. -
For descriptive circulars or price, apply to JOSEPH
HARRISON ' Jr?... Harrison Boller 'Works. Grays
Ferry Road, adjoining the 17. S. Arsenal Philadel
phia. le7-2mrp)
WXAV&R &
MAIM & itIrtrIEtW f OORD&GE,
Cords,Twines &a,
No. 23 North Water stret,
__
_and iTo. 22, North Delaware
avenue, Phaadel h
Roams H. irrnara. 11 1, 1 4 6
coNRAI.
ow caraam Wawa&
ISAAONATHAISS, Auctioneer and Morley Broker,
N. B. corner of Third and dorm:- streets, only sue
square below the Exchange. NATHANBB Principal
Office, established for the last forty 3 , ears. Money to
loan in large or small amounts, at the lowest rates on
Diamonds, Sliver - Plate, Watches, 'Jewelry, Clothing,
an
. Dods ' goods 7 P. hi. of every description. Office hours from 8
A. till • • . dels-tfrp
NO DD3APPOINTMENT , 1_ .
B .
TEPTER"
AILS.
"ITCH" Dr. Swaynes Ointment. ."TE'TTER"
"ITCH." .Dr,Sioastnete Ointment. "TETT ER"
"ITCH" 'VETT ER"
"ITCH" NEVER las °yrs "TETT ER"
"Il CH" _ "TETT ER"
"ITCH" TO PAM "TETTE R"
"ITCH" "T s.'PTER"
"ITCH" IN (=NG "TETTER"
ITCH"_ "TETT ER"
"ITCH" TORMENTING "TETTAR"
"TEPPER"
"ITCH" COMPLAINT. "TRITER"
nza" _ 'T.ST rEar
Cures Lchin g Piles, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Bash, an
Skin Dia eases.
"Swayne's" Ottrea "All-Sealing" Allays "Ointment."
"Swaynes" sling" "Ointment."
"Fwaynea" Itch '16.11 Healing" an "Ointment."
"Swayee's" .All-Healing' "Ointment"
"Swayne's" front "All•Healing"ltchtnoa"Ointmeat."
"Swap, e's" "All•Pietding" "Ointment '•
Swayne!s" 12 to 48 "All }feeling" at "Ointment,
"Sway ne't." "All-Healing" "Ointment."
"Sway ne's" Hours. "All,Healing''once. "Ointment."
A great varlets , °fosses yield to the* wonderful heal
ing propertiEs of this Ointment. even the most obstinate
and protracted in character. eruptions covering the
whole surface of the body, that put at defiance every
other mode of treatment wh , ch the mind of man Could
invent, have been permer ently cured.
Price tO cents a box. By mail CO cents.
Over -thirty :years have Dr. Swatmer
• been in constant use to .tll parts ofthe world, and their
tGcreasinm a mnlarity is certainly proof of their great
powerto
Prepared only by Dr..SWAYNE & BON, No, 830 R.
SIXTH street, tibove Vine, Philadelphia.
Sold b 9 the leading Druggist& nay2l-trt.tlitit
ATARKING WITH INDELIBLE! INK, Embroider-
ILL lag, Braiding. Stan:ming,
. .
1800 Filbert street.
troop SRI= MADIJIPAOTORY.—Hoop &Wile
ILI and C,oraeta ready made and made to oraer; war
ranted of the beet materials . Also, Skirts repaired.
MRS. E. BAYL ;eV,
Jelt-3mrp 812 Vine .treet, abovh Etv,httt.
TORDANS OBLITEMATED TONIC ALE:-The
truly healthful and nut:Minis beverage, now in use
by thousanda—invalids and others—has established a
character for quality of material and parity of mann-
Picture. which stands unrivaMd. It is recommended
by physielane of this and- other places, as a superior
knit, and Pequlree but a trLVAN) e eonvinee the , moat
of Its great merit. had. wholeeale and
akeptionl
retall:of J. JORDAN. ' , Apices street-
lia
'A - LICE:MIA tiv#l°_ '—ivo , gega of mesa splendid
%tate gySMISII.I4 . ti ord,r landin_g and for sale by
,jus, it, 81M1.13.8As , /AR Eiloutla Fare avenue
11.,ADET411 . J - 4 - F1115.T.3
.J:(:TNE-.29,1800
~TWT:' P.
•
agrWesessitsa & HEO'WN,
airWARAMAXXE & 33110WN,
10TWAR &MAXIM & BROWN, ,
tarW" A3W P I24 & BROWN, $AI SDSOME CLOTHING.`E6
Hem/soma Or.orimere.-1133
HANDSOME OLOTHINOVICIX
HANDSOME. OLoTEDN I 3:I3 I .II
ilarrovnor Psicas.
rLowraT PBIORS
Jar LOWEST PRIME.
szsLowasT PRIOR&
. BEST Assownrearr.li*
BEST ASSCIRTMENRYIES
HEST ASSORTMENT.VS
BEST ABSORTMENWIOR
WirONEXCEPTIONAELE FITS.
UNRICEPTIONAMIX FIT&
traxxcarrnoxhumg FITS.
birIiNEXCMPTIONARLE FITS. •
THE PEoplaa Pratuszo. - 01.
THE PEOPLR PLEABED.IFIII
TSic PrErrar. PLEAsEID.IZIL
• TEM PEOPLE
.10r0ex mum. •
oir Mix HALL. . •
OAX HARD.
Aar oAx HALL.
13. B. walnut Burnt
AND MARKET
CORNIER BIETH AND Huts's". STS.
EL B. CORNER fitrra Jam MARKET STS,
a -CORNER BIRTH AND HAREM BTB.IOI
FOIL CAPE MAY.
Commencing Monday. July 2d,
MFAIIIPIME I Trail= will leave (Upper Per
ry) Markett - , Philadelphia, SS follows:
toe a. in. Morning Mail.
',IIXI n. In. Cape May Accommodation.
Beturni . og will leave Cape island
6110 a. m. Morning Mall. •
Ste p.m. Cape May laxpreen. •
Ticket Of ces,at Perry, foot of Market Street, and
VS Chestnut street, Continental BoteL
Persons purchasing tickets of the Agent, at 82.8
Cbtstnutstreet,•ean, by leaving orders,have their Bag
gage called fbr and checked at their residences by Gra
•Wal:/idiltage /Mum.
• . J. VAN BENISSELKER,
leZtf Superintendent.
CAPE
zarook, THE NEW AND COMMODLOUS
STEAMED, -
M. BECTON,
Capt. L. Davis.. will make her first trip to Cape May
TO-MORROW, Saturday, June 80th, leaving
CHESTNUT STREET 'WHARF -
at NINE A. M. and returning on Monday,
EARLE'S GALLERIES,
81er Chestnut street,
delphia. James S. Earle &
Son s,lmporters, Man.ufae-
tuners and Wholesale - and
Retail Dealers in Lsooling
Glasses, Oil Paintings, Fine
Engravings,' Photographs,
Picture Fria:nes, Rogers'
Groups,. A large Free Gal
lery of. Oil Paintings„ 816
Chestnut Street. .
jels-40
FIRE WORKS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
ROB BALE AT NANVFACTURNIDEP PRICES,
A. 11. FRANCISCUS & CO.,
518 MARKET STREET,
ARII
510 003114:01NE STREET.
GOODS ORDERED DIRECT FROM FACTORY.
No orders accepted alter Jul/ Ist. x OF117:4
Fourth of July, IS6 O.
THE GREAT
FLAG DEPOT
TB AT
No. 418 AROH STREET,
plarADymplus.
WILSON & HUTCHINSON
to Evans, Hata4l dt 004 .14:41rorp
Flags! Flags 1! Flags ! !
Lanterns.
Lanterns.
• • - Lanterns.
The beet end cheapest place in the city to get
FLAGS of every description is at
49 south Third Street, -
J 627-4 rp w Second Story.
FOURTH OF JULY EXOIJRSION
TIOKETS
Will be sold between all Points on the
Phila. and Reading Railroad
and Branches
AT REDUCED RATES,
111021 JULY 2d to Ida lITOLTISIVE.
a. A. NIOOLLS.
Je3B.6til Gen. Supt.
FLAGS ! FLAGS !
Flags of all Descriptions •
AT
HORSTMANINT fig
MILITARY DEPOT,
FIFTH LED CHERRY STREETS
Je16454.
1200 MR MONTH paid to Agents, tolntrodnce our
new Ob. $lB and Le Sewing Mae, , Anea, Kotochum'a Pat
ent. Address, wi th etacup. MONA.IIIBOOK-SN WISO
2411.CHINJI Winctkettdon,Masa., or PtAladelohin,
Pa, • „lee sm rps. •
NVA.N7VIE.I3O
Mrs. Henry Wood's New BOok.
Printed From .Advianee Sheets.
JEI,STEIR,'S .FOILTAIr
BY MRS. HENRY WOOD,
Author of "But Lynne," "Verner's Pride," "Oswald
Cray,' "Sarl's Heirs," .''The ChanningS," etc.
ELMER'S 'awe is being printed from the.an
thor'S manuscript mid advance proof sheets purchased
by us direct from trs.Benry Wood, and will be issued
here b 3 us in advance of the publication of the Work
Complete In one large Duodecimo Volume.
Price $l5O in Paper; or $2 . 00 in Cloth.
HENTLY worws orsza. BOOKS..
mister's Folly 1 50 Bqoire Trevlyn's Heir:
et. Martin's Eve.......... 1 501 or, Trevlyn's Hold.- 150
Mildred rkell 50 Pluulowof Ashlyelyat...l 50
Lori Oakburn's Dough.
a L l Verner'a Pride .1 50
tern; or, Earl's Heirs- 1 6 he Castle's Helx;* or,
Oswald .Cray... 1 50t LadyAd:laide'sOath 150
Above are each In . paper cover, or in cloth at .2 each.
The Oaannings 1 OS- Auroral loyd—.., 75
The above are each in ore volatile, paper cover. Fine
editions are also published in one voi., elotb.price I SO
Bed Court Farm.........:.:75 The Runaway Match— 75
The le yst_ - 75 A. LiesEieeret .50
The Lost Bank 80te..-- 50 Better for Worse — 75
The Lost Will; and the Foggy Night at OMNI.- 25
Diamond:Bracelet.., - ... 50 The Lawyer's Secret.-- 25
The Haunted Tester.-- 50 'William .. 25
A Light and a Dark ... . .... .... 25
ifi'llooksellers are solicited to order at once what
they may want of each of the above Books. so that
their callers tan be tilled from the first irditionst
. . _
send for Peterson' Da.eriptive Catalogae.
.411 Books sent, postage paid, -04 receipt of retail
Prlc A ddress
all cash orders, retail or wholesale, to
T. 1!.--P.IITERSON & BROTH4IIO,
We CHESTNUT ST., Phlladelphlss, Pa.
GRAND EXCURSIONS
.git2ggb
FOIE TOURISTS
PLEASURE TRAVEL,
Camden and Amboy and Philadelphia
mid Trenton;
OR
Belvidete Delaware Railroads,
For Niagara Fella, Lake Ontario, The Thousand' Is
lanes, Rapids of the River St. Lawrence, Montreal,
Que bee. •White Mountains, lake Champlain, Lake
George. Lake MI emphreru_agog. Saratoga r wings,
Sharon Spritga, Trenton Falls Catskill Mountains,
W est Point. t. orb am, Portland, Boston, Newport, Del
aware Gap, etc., dc.
*sr Rot nd rlt Ticket's sold at Reduced Rates -1/4p,
Passengers have choice of seven different routes to
Niagara Falls, with Through T ichets, via Lake Onta
rio bud river St. Lawrence, to Ogdsneburg, Montreal
and Quebec, t y the American or .bnglish line of Steam
ers. passing The 7 bousand Islands and the Rapids of
the river St. Lawrence by daylight.
Di( es Ira charge for meals or staterooms on steamers
between Niagara Falls and Montreal
Tickets good untilNoventber tst, ISM. and entitle the
bolder to stop over at any point on the route.
This is the only route byy which passengers can bur
chase THRC UGH TICKETS FOR THE ROUND
TRIP, returning to Minna elphiavia New York.
these Iscnrsion Routes are arranged for the special
Eder mmrCation of tourists and pleasure travelers, en
abling them to visit the celebrated watering places of
the North,at much less than regular rates of fare!
Passengers, via New York, have choice of tWeling
by the railroad or steamboat lines, between New York
and Albany. The People's Night Line Steamers are
of tbe most elegant description. and the Day Line
Steamers are superbly furnished, aad acknowledged
the fastest in the world.
Tickets for sale at the office of the COMpany, No. CS
Chestnut street, under the Continental . Hotel, where
all Information, and circulars descriptive of the routes,
Can be obtained
CHARLES PAlMilat, Ticket Aged;
EXPREBg TRAINS FOR NEW YORK.
Leave Bensington .I)epot at ILOO A. IL, 4.30.6:15and
12.00 P. M. Pundays at 11.45 P.
• Leave Walnut street Wharf at 6.00 •and B.te A. M.,
end 2 P. M Belvidere Delaware B. B. trains leave
Ken RI neon Depot at 7.30 A. If., and 3 30.1 0 .
W. H. GAT7MVR,
GINBEAL MONT.
J. W. GORE,
GENF • AT, TICEMT ACIMIT.
=at LAKE SUPERIOR. LINE.
grand Pleasure Excursions to Lake
superior.
Five Grand Pleasure Excursions
Will be trade as follows by each of the Steamers nom
posing this Line
Steamer IRONSIDES. burthen 1127 tons, Capt. S. E.
Tnrn,r, leaves Ceveland THURSDAYS, Jane 29th,
July 12th and 26th, A upset 9th and 23d
Stean.er IRON CITY, Capt. John Hallman, leaves
Cleveland MONDAYS, July 2d, 16th and Seth, August
lath and 271 h. •
Steamer REWEENAW, a new and statmeh aid
wheel boat SO tons burthen, Captain Albert Stewart,
I?..q.yes Jane 25th, July 9th and tEl.Augast 6th and Um
Steamer 3.1.L1Nt , D , . staunch- and oommod:us. of
I,oco tans burthen, Capt. B. G. Sweet. leaves THAIRS
pA "TS July sth and 19th. - August 2d,16 and 30th.
These steamers are well appointed, having most
competent and careful Officers, are staunch and strong.
the largest and most comfortabl- on the route.
They leave Cleaveltuad at 9 o'clock P. M., after the
arrival of the evening trains, and Detroit on thel even.
!mg following.
sate 2uums zesty_ be securel by addiessing the
Agents.
PETTIT & HOLLAND,
B. P. BRADY & CO..
WANTED Te'RENT
A Modern Built By- iling between
Tenth and Iwentie4l, ana North
of Pine Street.
RENT ROT TO =CT= stoect.
33103 T OF lOCIPEOZNOIL
A.ddrese,
BROKER,
je-6t rpi BIIMEXTI/1 O.IIIPICIL
COUNTERS FOR SALE,
AT A BARGAIN,
606 camentivr smrarr. je.M.131
Large and Desirable Residence,
IN WEST GREEN STREET,
11 A SHORT DDRANt i PROM BROAD
BE
FOR SALE WITR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
PRICE $12,200.
ADDRESS, S. N. R.
Masa. ip* AT THIS OFFICE.
WALLUT OHAMBEa SUITS,
mon. OR POLISHED.
Giec). 4. Ilenizeisi
w-lm-rp
Thirteenth, and Chestnut Streets.
P TENT WIREWORK
19OR RAIIINGS, WIXOM FRONTS, s •
ODAR,I6, PARTITIONS, &a
ADS AND WIRE WORK
Invarieta , ,mannaterared by
'LEON It
, M. WALKER dt SONS,
mhg-em co LW. n Nom" maw" aims
...- FINE WATOMEII3, .1111M1110 . :. It.l tY, etc., a Com
J a e , plete assortment at recently reduced MOM.
FARROW
Mg /
_._._ Importers of Watches, etc.,
1344 Chestnut street, below 70artty
Ve29-Imoi
IC7LEVELLAND,
.D7. 1 11f.11T, NICK.
FOURTH OF JULY BM
FIRE WORKS!!
The subscribers are now recelvtot frank thud: Ihra.
tory, a splendid assortment et
Brilliant Colored Fireworks,
Designed expressly for inhibitions and nufganguMneg
by the oldest and most experienced Pirotenhnhit
the United• States, celebrated especially for the n 0.4
equaled brilliancy oi his colors, producing, In the re.
volving wit( els particularly, a most magnificent erect.
We enumerate the Milos" ing as among Um Mod:
Colored Pockets, -
Colored Triangles.
Double Triangle Wheels,
Illuminated 'Verticals,
Thunder Wheels,
Revolving Globes, .
'
American ,ars,
E 3
American Eagles. - - American Edda*,
Polka IN beekt, • Chaplets, -
Diamono Stan, Silver Glories,
Nines of Stare. ttorles, -
Caprices, saxon Wheers,
Mortar,,.Bomb Shells,
ealopadeof Serpents,- Pyramids
Serpent Batteries, Jupiter, die., &a.
These. works are packed tu esisitexelesat
transported anywhere with safety.
Parties- -
desiring exhibitions should iiggdy triune..
ately, order to obtains gocalassortiousst;
JOS. B. BUSSIER &DI
No. 107 South Water:otreet,
No.
X lOB Bouth Delaware Avenue.
Jess-4 -
H. STEEL &.• SON
ARE NOW
Closing Out! Closing Out!
THEIR ENTIRE STOOL
BEFORE ALTERING THEIR STORES..
Heavy 4-4 Black Salk Hen:lards.
3-4 Black Silk Hernanio.
Biotic Bilk Byzantines. -
Figured Black Wilk Grenadines.
F gored Gray r•Ilk Grenadines, reduced to 50c., and".
cost from Ste. 'lto import.
Block and Gray ground Grenadineltareges. •
Pla'd Twitted Wool Orem:wines. 373 c.
DBPBb GAOLS OF ,cy•FRY V ARIETY AT GEBAT--
LY RFDUCFD PRICES.
NEW AND CHOICE STYLES FRENCH AND.ENv-
GLI6H CAMBRIC ANI , J , NET DAWNS,
AT GR.KA TLY REDUCED PRIHES.
Staple Dry Goods of all kinds at reduced prices.
Now la iLe time to buy, se there is no doubt but that.
prices will be much higher.
Isles. 713 and 715 North Tenth Street;
je.2.9,3t, . .
LINEN LAWNS
100 Pieces Linen Lawns at 35e.
100 Piece's Organdy Lawns at 25e,
50 Pieces Fine White Pique at 05e.
300 Pieces Elkin and Plaid Melia,
L G. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
N. W. Comer Eighth and Market;
ien to39srP
e 'O
MARKET -
z . :
•o Br.
419, • NINTH. 1 . --.447
4 r. s c v
4 1 41. 1, c o*
-NO ADVANCE
As yet in onr geclarTa gold greata won be
tarp
—bay now and save money.
37 cent Black and White Lento.
25 cent best Wrapper Prints.
Black Alpacas, low.
Plain and Printed Periales.
50 cent Plain Nainsook&
75 cent Large Plaidiainsooks.
75 cent 'White Pique.
$1 25 White Shirred Muffin.' -
$2 50 All linen Napkins.
Heaviest linen Duck for Pants.
Men's Wear at Wholesale. '
SHETLAND SHAW
Shetland Shawls $3 SO.
Shetland Shawls 84.
Shetland Shawls $5.
Sea Side Shawls Se to 4110.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE& CO.
N. W. Corner Eighth and MOM
iel6toiniT
SEA -SIDE SHAWLS AT ;a.
Sewside Shay;le $l. .
Bea•side Shawls ffi
Sea-aide Ebawls $4., ' • ,
Benaide Shawls in great variety. ' , •
AT REDRUCED PRICES. . •
CURWRIkI STODDARIP&B.R.OTEXE,
ices. 4yo, 462 and 454 North BECOND'atreet.
obeys Willow
- TUST. EXCEIVED, . ,
u A. large Invoice of Blaidreta.
PRICES .DEEDIUCED.
CUItVirEN STODD&ST & 'BROTHER;
_
''Toe. 450, 452 and 454 North SECOND street
It' ' aboVe WIDOW
TANIO GAUZE 'UNDERGARMENTS;
• LT - 241 CARTWRIL4HT'S & WARNER'S •
SUPERIOR MAKE.
We Lave a ver. lame assortment of Mime ..
• VERY. SUPERIOR GOODS,
FOR XiADI.E.W." CHILDREN'S AND •41
'MEN'S WEAR.
We have also a larie assortment of
ROSIII.RT;
Of Englfeh tied German manufactures, in In
and superior quad:lee.
OUR STOCK IS HOSIERY GOODS EXOT. • .•
. • J. W. HOFMANN,
je27•44rpo No. a North Eighth .
CABIANY BlCED.—Twenty-dve barrels Petals
nary Seed In store and for sale b 7 W 7 q •
CO., MOSS Walnut Area
Coored Candles,
Col l ored 13engolse,
Vertical Wheels,
Mad Wheels, .
Ordßodies,
Bee Hives,
Memento Stan.