MEXICO. IC/evolution in Taintaulipa.s--Pro. stunciamienao in Favor of Santa Anna. • Nnw r ‘ , 14 June'2o 1867 11 o'clock P. M. —The following has been received with universal . enthusiasm by the Mexican people and military. General Santa Anna is now prooably at Vera Cruz: Protainciandehto and Declaration of the City . and Port of Tampico de Tamaulipas, I?ecoyinzing his Excellency General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna as General-in-Chief of the Mexican rmies Toid.President ad Interim of the Republic of Mexico. • . Malt-LEL—The . garrison of Tainpico and its citizens have decided to disavow the government of Don Benito Juarez as anti-national, and unpa triotic. ' ART, 2.—They repel and protest In due form • against the decrees of April, 230867. .Any. B.—The garrison of Tampico, and the brigades of Bargas and Canales, declare that they will defend and sustain, with • all their strenth and ower, the sovereignty of the State of Ta maulipas. Any. 4.—They protest against the act of Don Benito Juarez b,y which he has mortgaged the - States of Tamaulipas and San Luis Potosi tothe - government of the United States of North :Ame rica for ilfty-flve millions of dollars. Awr. f).—They recognize' his Excellency, Gene ral A. L. de Santa Anna, as General-in-Chief of the Mexican' Armies and President ad interim of the Republic of Mexicd. ART. G.—The garrison of Tampico places at the disposal of General Santa Anna the said city and State, with all of its material of war and resources, so-as-to-enable-him-td-sustain---and_defand the_ sovereignty of the nation. - Any. 7.—His Excellency the General Santa Anna will 'support and adhere to the reformed laws, which tolerate religious liberty and the free press; tize. Any. B.—Aa soon as General Santa' Anna shall have taken possession of. the city of Mexico, as, President ad interim, he shall convoke a , national Congress, for the election 'of a regular. President. Any. S.—General P. Flores is hereby authorized to represent the government of Tampico' near his Excellency General Santa Anna. ART. 10.—Geneml Flores will explain verbally to his Excellency General Santa Anna the inten tions of the government of the State of Tamauli pas, as well as its political and military situation. 11.—In case that his Excellency General Santa Anna should have absented himself from the city °Mew . York, then Gederal Flores will immediately proceedloßt. Thomas, or to any other place where he may , find his :Excellency, and comply with the object of his commission. ART. 12.—His Excellency General Santa Anna is solicited to declare his determination within three days after having received the present corn rannication, and to make it known to this govern ment for its future action. Max ukr. nnrrrn,Secretary. ' TAMPICO DE TAMAULIPAS,May 26, 1867. El Observador, of Mataniortii, speaks scornfully of the criticism of Yankees on Mexicans and Mexican affairs, and says that persona living in glass houses should not throw stones at their neighbors. It declares that the people of Boston and New York are worse in morals than Mexican citizens. In Boston everything turns on the question of the dollar. La Republica, of Zacatecas, says that Maxi milian living will be an unimpeachable wit ness of the magnanimity, nobleness and ele ated soul of this people, who have been styled savage, while Maximilian dead will be only the. exposure of the remains of one of many who arc capable, but barren of good to us. The Periodical _Oficial of New Leon has a lone article eulogizing .the Mexican Government and repelling the interposition of the United StateS, concluding with the remark that the crisis over ~ which we arc passing is yeto terrible one. ' The matters which depend on the judgment of the Supreme Government are very grave; we do not pretend, therefore,Ao_force _conclusions,. which ought to result from,refiection and examination. Alive—His Trial to be Postponed finial the Arri Val of an American Minister—General Mena PutsEscobedots Gratitude to the Test —The Liberal Commander Skulks— Corona's Cavalry Sent after Lozatia. [From the New. York Herald.] . SAN Luis Porost, Juin 8, by the way of New Orleans, June 19, 1867, 8 o'clock P. M.—Maxi ' millan's trial was to have beentesumed to'.morrow, but his counsel not having arrived from the capi tal the case will be again postponed. , General Miramon's relations, who are In this city, have secured counsel on his behalf. General Mejia, on being asked whom he would name to conduct his defence, replied that he would choose General Escobedo, whose life he had once saved when Marquez had him a PA vsoner and wanted to shoot him: General Eseci 7 bedo, however, refused to act. , . The probabilities grow greater that the trial will be postponed, on one pretext or another, till after the . All of Meiico city and of Vera Cruz," and till after the arrival of the American Minister.. • Meanwhile, to allay the popular excitement and satisfy the army, which has grown clamorous for 'Maximilian's blood, circumstantial accounts. of his execution are being constantly circulated: Bogus proclamations,. purporting to be signed by him, are issued here, to the very seat of govern ment, and passed off. , as genuine, and every de -vice is resorted to in order to bring the fallen Emperor into contempt. Fifty of the Trading ladies of San Luis Potosi have had an .interview With Juarez to ask Maxi milinn's life. The President replied that the mat ter had not yet come before him for disposition When it should, he said, tor would bear iu mind .their request.' The growing insubordination of the military ciiieftaitlslo the central government causes unea siness here. Deserters. forming into bards of b robbers, render the roads around San Luis Potesi very unsafe. • ' From the city of Mexico we - have the news that General Marquez has put the' wife of 'Minister Igleitp;S—one of President Juarez's Cabinet—and the I'e of the Liberal Governor of the State, Senor Biz in pripm, and threatens to shoot themovith some fifty other Liberal families whom' he holds under arrest, unless Maximilian be given up. Marquez may have done this to save his ownlife; he is not the man to lift a little flugerin.. behalf of any one else. Up to the date of June 3 the siege of the capi tal still progressed. General Diaz was arming at reducing the capital in the same manner as Quo ' retaro had been taken. . Nearly: all of,Escobedo's_.army and the whole of Carona'swith the-exception of three thou sand cavalry sent to Jalisco to bring General Londe. to terms—have reinforced General Diaz, Who could any day carry the capital by assault if he chose. ViRGINiA AND TENNESSEE. Letter from Geh. Schofield to Gov. Brotrialow. General Schofield,-commanding the First Mirt 7 , taly District, has addressed the followingletter to Governor Brownloll,' of Tennessee: HEADQUARTERS S . IRST MII.ITARY DISTRICT, RIuMMEI), Va.,June Bth, 1867.—T0 Iris Excel- G. lroundow, Governor . of Tennessee, Nu,heille; Tennessee.--Sin: I have received a communication from a number of citizens of Lee county, Virginiii, complaining of the action of bodies of men in Tennessee, NOR) have, entered' the State of Virginia and forcibly seized citizens of this State and carried them\ into Tennessee, and imprisoned them for allegedeoffences Qom-. Milted during the late war. Among others' arc especialiTracritionedthenames.d.E..E. Anderson of Scott county, and M. Levason of Lee. county, - Virginia. I respectfully request that steps may be taken - to prevent the lawless acts coMplained of, and to restore to libertv yersons who have been unlawfully arrestedin Virginia and carried into Tennessee. I have received from you bitiops for the rendition of several persons accused of committing eriMes in Tennessee during the war. Some of the parties claim that the acts of which they arc accused were lawful act , of war, committed under recognized military fibthurity, and that the necessary witnesses for 'the defence arc men who were engaged in the same, or similar acts, and would consequently be liable to arrest and imprisonment it they were to go into Tennessee. as Witnesses. I. have directed am investigation to be mule iti each.of the cases referred to. and will act -in accordance with the facts Which may be developed. In cases where men. are indicted for crimes committed since the. war, l- willeause their emit and ren dition to the civil authorities of Tennessee. Upon your '7014040u. But, When the ucta charged were propv_acts:of-war,-done herder recognized military authority, it would not be propellor Inc to pend a citizen of Virginia to iennessee for I hope the views t Ltlye , _,Kprtfg-'2:_d will 4;uiz,•cide With those entei teim.g.: i,y 'eeu::self, and also by Gen Thonias, to . whom Ifinve ad Ireased a letter sea arin . purport to this,and'that wt) may be.a bit: to so cooperate as to! secure jiistiee and prevent the . repetition of nets whisk_ tend to violence and disorder. I am, sir, very respect- fully, your obedient servant J. M. Settortut.n, Brevet Major-General, United States Antly, Com . manding District Np, 1. THE INDIAN WAD. Colorado Arottsed—lioanties for Scalps —Scarcity of Horses.. Late Colorado.papers are filled with appeals to the inhabitants to volunteer. There seems to be no lack of men, but horses arc scarce. Governor Hunt has issued the following proclamation: • To the business inen of Denerr and the 7'erritory fienernky: Patriotic soldiers stand ready to enter the Service. of the Territory or the General Go vernment, to go on a campaign against the Indians now menacing our settlements. _Trans portation and rations have been supplied; but thus far no animals arc forthcoming with which to mount these men. A proposition from Capt. Shaffenburg was received last night, and pursu ant to notice heretofore given, was accepted by me at 11 o'clock.to-day, of 300 horses equipped complete, at .157 per head, subject to inspection. Doubts as to the. manner of payment and the time, have caused the Captain to reconsider this proposition. lam left, therefoie, with this re sort only: to ask that you who have the preser vation of life, the prosperity of our citizens, and the safety of our land trade at heart, will come forward and indemnify parties againstloss who have the horses to spare. As the Executive of the Territory, I pledge you that 1..Wi1l do all, every thing in my power, to forward this . enterprise, which - seems iioltuch - toTbflineded; - saTts - maldng - myself individually liable, or rendering my po sition ridiculous by -transcending _my authority. I am, gentlemen, your obedient 'servant, . A. C. MINT, Governor of Colorado. At a meeting held in Central City odthe Bth instant, H. B. Morse was called upon, and made a very stirring speech; among other: things he stated he was willing to give .20 a sealp-for at least 25, and could find Others that would take more at the same price. The following despatch from Gov. Huntwas read: . - I FRAN n K HALL, Scfcretary : Say to the people of Gilpin county I have little to encourage them to enlist, although there is reat need of their ser vices. We have three full companies and one partially filled, but not a horse yet forthcoming. The matter of rations is also a most difficult question. No sugar, bacon, or coffee to be had in the market at any price. I will notifyyou of our further progress. I would be grateful for the tender of a mounted company from your county. They shall have thel; own way of killing Indians. . A. C. HUNT, Governor. The Czar and the Actress. The Paris Entr'acte of June 5 relates the fol lowing: "At the termination of the races atLongehamps, on Sunday, at the moment in which the Emperors Napoleon and Alexander, and the Russian Princes were about to retire, a lady, accompanied by two charming young girls, was standing near the Im perial pavilion As- their 'Majesties and the ~ Princes left the stand, and were passing, along the double line of spectators to reach their car riage, the Emperor Alexander suddenly went up to the lady, who was placed in a good position to seo and ,be seen, and addressing her in a most gracious manner, said; "It is you, Mme. Nap tal-Arnault (formerly Mane. Plessy ?), I am de lighted to see you,' and then remarking the two young girls who accompanied the actress whose name we have just mentioned, added. 'Those are your sisters ?"No, Sire,' replied Mme. Ar nault, blushing with pleased emotion, 'They are my daughters.'Prince Vladimer also approached the French artiste, whose talent and personal qualities placed her 'so high in the disting-uished society of ,St. Petersburg, and after having ex pressed his pletisure .at meeting her in France, asked permission to pay her a visit. This little incident excited the greatest curiosity among the persons who witnessed it, and Mme, Aniault was afterward the object of general attention and pressed with questions." • A MExicart RAILROAD.—The Journal of Dfinirig giVes a brief account of the Mexico And Vera Cruz Railroad. An interesting fact about this road is that it is to climb the Sea level to an de :. vatioo of 8,400 feet, within a distance. of 125 miles--Vera Cruz is 185 miles from Mexico. Much of: the way the gradient is one foot in twenty-five, and there are frequent „abrupt curves. The Caledonian road, in Great Britain, reaches an elevation of about 1,680 feet; our own Baltimore and Ohio road attains its highest point at 2,626 feet; and the Mont Cenis road can go no higher than 5,815 feet. It should be added that no one of these roads starts from sea level. Two hundred miles of the Vera Cruz road have been finished; one hundred on each end of the route. These completed partS have proved very useful in the recent military operations. The whole road is graded, and . the European capitalists who own it are now waiting for the settlement of the country to lay the remainder of qlie rails and open the new line to the public. Ain USEMENTS. ME Witt:Nl:T.—This cycling, on the occasion of his benefit, Mr. Jefferson - Will appear in two comfit charts:- tent, as "Mazepoa,".in the extravaganza of that name, ter "Mr. Golightly," in the farce of Lend .:Lie Five Tnn Anon.L--Mr. G. L. Fox will have d benefit this evening in the pantomime entitled Dud/a/a/man, and The Fmer Lovers. Tho' perrecinance Will • com mence with A popular farce. Therewill be a:grand nitifi.Leto-morrow afternoon. We understand that Mrs. Drew is making arrangements to give a benefit, the gross receipts of which Will be devOted to the relic of the sufferers from the late calamity in Walnut :Meet. This matter is in good hands, and it will be pusned forward in such ri"Way - that i 5 complete success will be assured.- • • • • THE Cpi'Switr.--Mesers. Sinn & Co. call a meeting of the members of t‘e theatrical profession who arc Adisengaged, at their' heatre on Safarday morning, for the purpose of arranging for a benefit in aid of the snf refers by the tire at the Atherican Theatre. It is to be to peck the response will be general And the benefit a FTICCCES. • ' CITY NOTICES. FAME BLOWS TILE Ticumrer foi _that great tritunpb of Philadelphia skill as exhibited in the Sew ing Machine offered to the public by the American Combination Buttonhole and Overseaming Sewing Itiachine Company. Bales and Exhibition rooms, S. W. corner Eleventh and Chestnut streets. ARRANGEMENTS for ." prJeting• the President during his paisage through OA city are now being made at the Continental, particularly at Charles Stokes & Co.'s Clothing House, under the Continental, chiefly by offering to the I.ublic appropriate Clothing at moderate prices. eI;YSTAL MINT Doors.—Every family should learn tlieilluo of these confections. They are rapidly demanded oh account of their flavor and general .o:celfence. Manufactured and sold wholesale cud retail by Stephen P. Whitman, No. 1210 Market at. GREAT REDUCTIOT; IN TIEN PRICES OF HATS AND BONNETS. —ll esßre, Wood & Cary; 725 Chestinti - sfreef; are now eloong-out their magniiicent stock of fashion able Hats and'llonnets, far below lite cost of importer,- tion. Their "Flirt" list lis a peifect_ gem, and is immensely popular. FOR TIIR BALL' or• LASII'S Five-dollar Washing Mitehliie. Clothes Wringers, and Step Lad ders, 72T Market street, Philadelphia. J. S. LASH & CO. TIIE c/NLY Model13:111I'llouse Pkiladelphia is at Gutokunet's, 219 North Fourth street, corner Of Branch. • • GROVER AND BAKER'S . • Highest Prehilum, ' "Elastic" Stitch and "Luck" Stitch SEWING MA.OIII N 1:8, • with latest, improvements, 730 Chestnut street- ItErninEnATons.l-:Schipoley's Iwo', patents, the Ice King and America, are the most reliabin ventilating Ilefrigeratorp In the country. Manufactured Old sold by R. B. Felton Jo Cm; 220 Dock street. GE:cm' Hen's:— -- Gents Hata', _ all kinds, all priest+. Oalcfords', Continental Hotel, PURE Faun' E4YRUPB for Soda Water; also bottled for domestic aims. Ranee, Orttlith'& Co., N, F. corner ofbiaolall and Callownilletreota. THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.-PH CIIOICE SIMMER DELICACIES For sale by Mitchell & Fletcher, 1204 Chestnut street. .English and American Cheeee, Queen Olives, Fine tams, Sardines, Olive 011, Spiced Oysters, Preserved Canton Ginger, Table Claret, &c., • STRAW' RAM- " MISSES' HATS.- DEAFNESS, BUNDNESS AND CATARRII. J. Isaacs, M. D., Professor of the Eye and Bar, treats all diseases appertaining to the above members with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most reliable sources in the city can be seen at his office, No. MI Pine street. The medical facility are invited to ac company their' patients, as he has no secrets in his practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made for examination. • ROCKIIILL & WILSON, Clothing, Clothing, Clothing 603 and 005 Chestnut street. White Linen Duck Pants. White Linen Duck Pants.. White Linen,Duck Vests, White Linen Duck Vests. Genoese Linen Dusters Genoese Linen Dusters. Boys' Linen Garibaldis. Boys' Linen Garibaldis. A great variety of white and colored linen clothing. Summer Cliithinkrotall - descriptions; -- Alpacatoatii: RooKnits 4 Wrusort, • Clothing House, 603 and 606 Chestnut street. Offer to the public their NEW PATENT HOT AIR UNCLE SAM COOKING RANGE; Which is unhesitatingly pronounced by all competent judges to be the BEST AND MOST COMPLETE Heating and Cooking Arrangement ever offered for sale. • Amongst the many advantages pos sessed by this Range over all others, is its GREAT POWER IN GENERATING • HOT AIR. Again, by the peculiar construction of its Flues, Dampers, &c., and being a consumer cif its own Gas, A GREAT' AMOUNT OF HEAT IS SECURED TO THE OVENS, and thus by . compelling the same fuel which' does the cooking to SUPPLY HOT AIR FOR ROOMS ABOVE, an economy in Coal is attained which makes Harris &Co.'s Uncle Sam Cook ing Range / THE. BEST IN THE WORLD. The completeness with which the BAKING, ROASTING,&c., • is done by , Harris' Range; and the abundant supply of warm air which It affords to , the Nursery and other Room's, MAKES A HAPPY HOUSEHOLD of those who use it. First, by the ease'and perfect manner in which she is enabled by this Range to perform her work, THE COOK IS MAG .. ..II(I"PY. And by the promptness ith which the dinner is dished up at the precise hour, THE MISTRESS IS MADE HAPPY., And, to crown all, as a compensation for using Harris' Cooking Range, when he finds at the dinner hour a placid cook, a smiling wife and an excellent meal, THE MASTER IS MADE HAPPY: Consequently, those who would have cooking done easily, and A HAPPY HOME, should lose no time in securing one of Harris & Co.'s Uncle Sam Cooking Ranges., Also, at the same place, A SUPERIOR HOT AIR FURNACE, Magliocco Patent, which is powerful in generating Hot Air, and exceedingly economical in the use - Of Coal. First- Class REFRIGERATORS; at lowest cash prices. B. S. HARRIS & CO, No. 149 Ninth Street, Philadelphia. THE BIitiLETIN JOB AND BOOK PRINTING OFFICE, BULLETIN BUiLDINGI 607 Chestnut St. Etna 604 Jayne St., PHILADELPHIA. ' • NEW TYPE, . NEW PRESSES NEW PRI( ES, • . NEW STYLE: CARDS, PAPER BOOKS, RAILROAD TICKETS, CULARB, SERMONS, RAILROAD RECEIPTS. BILL-HEADS, LECTURES, RAILROAD AtAll t ital v S 6 MIST& j i NOTES. CHECKS, &0., RAILROAD WORK OF ALL KINDS. --- TYPE ENTIRE - LY -- NEW --- 7 ---- Arid selected ffom latest Styles or boat Philadelphia. York and Boston Foundries. WORK QF THE -BEST QUALITY. Prices the Lowest. Orders left in the Publication Office promptly execute& A. C. BRYSON, JON. H. BRYSON. • mhl£42 ROCKHILL &WILSON; 603 lz 605 OICESTNUT T. In Custom Department the choicest stock of Coatings' and Cassimerek ever offered. Our patrons can de pend on getting a good fitting and well trimmed iarmelit.. Straw Hate, all prieea and shaped. OmorouDs', • Continental Hotel. ,Children's Hate .oakfordie r Continental Hotel. COOKING lIANGES. B. S. HARRIS dc 00. 1 No. 149 North Ninth Street, ADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1867. THE FINE 218 .121t.m. ~ --- . a ta6o scou - Prix FRONT ST.IRJEWT, Who airer the same TO THE TRADE, in Lots, on very , advantageous Terms. Their MILEE.Cit. o= Rye Whiskiont, IN IiOND, comprises an the favorite brands ex. tang, axed rearais through the various months of 11305006, and of this year, up to present etan.to. , Libor - m.3i ormilirsnets made for lots to arrive at Pennsylvania, R.R. Depot, Errics. son Mime 'IP/lbueurt, or at Bonded Warehouses, me parties may elect. ' I IIIErXI4OII , 4OIO . IGV SHADES. A.ll-4 LACE CURTAINS, .tL SPECIALTY, AT KELTY,CARRINGTON &CO.'S, No. 723 Chestnut Street, _ISLANTIVIPAIIOIJ OF JET., 3E. Co V A MA TO 1106 CEERSTITUT STREET, JILTI_Zir 1867, M. STOUT & CO., 1026 CHESTNUT Offer at greatly reduced'prima, Lace Curtains, Curtain Materials, -Piano and Table Coven t UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Minumito Nets, Windo#Shadea, &a. tavl-vam 1.7-13) MCC> 4C4.,115 ITC:OE -- PA,..L3IER'S PATENT CANOPIES. With or without Lace or Net. BALTY, CARRINGTON & CO,, A • 7 523 Chestnut St. IR it tit] :a ti FY> V. 1.3 LOOKING GLASSES ckm. THE VERY BEST • Ct. LTALIT "i 7 EVEIVW - NOVELTY IN STYLE AT T. 13.30., IA WI POSSIBLE h RIDES. JAMES S. EARLE & SONS, 816 t... - ..ta.rilErTlirErT STREET, j~TC HI .. SKIN DISEASES. ITC IIT. .11. z ' /Tell : ITCH .1 ITCH A'YNE'S OINTMENT Entirely er tee this diseane, often-times Ism_ from 12 SO 48 Iloturs SWAYN 'letter.' SWAYIif.W. , COI INV.lVlTligN7l,`,, 4 ltch., 9 eretter. , 411IN111i'JCIIP1ENT., 4 1teli,.. , 'Wetter.> SW AYIVII.3 7 .St 4341V7L'IVIEPiT.914c1L, 7 (kTetter. , _ Don't be alarmed if you have the .EIIYSIPEL.AS, SALT RHEUM IIvE.A.D, BARBER'S ITCH, OR, IN, DISEASE OF THE SKIN. It is warranted a. speedy cure. Prepamtby DR. SWAYNE & SON, NO. 330 WOJEZIFIFE SIXTH STREET, Sold by all 33-ruggiata. PEIFICE'S STONE SURFACE, AN ANTI-OXIDIZEIi, FOR COA TING- IRON RAILINGS BOILERS AND IRON WORK' 0.1. - ALL ',ESC RIPTIONS ; ALSO OIL • .A.CLE) • TANKS, &a. • This surf ace has been 'put to the most severe Chemical test, and.hati been {,roved to resist 41 change or decamp°. titian. As an ..Ameti-Oxidizer it has 110 [La., never cracks or scales off. _lron coated with this surface will not cot , • rode, oven in aalt water. ,2frianufacturcd by I. ISIEN - TtrTV, PEIUCE & COy No. 427 North Eleventh Street. apW•fou.w,arrri-p G OL D 'S IMPROVE]) - PATENT _ LOW } STEAM AAFI, /- 'HOT WATER APPARATUS, • FOR WARM:LNG AND VENTILATING WITH .PURE EXTERNAL Aps, UNION 81 -1 P". All AND WATER HEATING C 0.,. ...N.11.1111E41 . t P.AVIVAtt)-&-00ii . ',7_, NO. 418. FOURTH Btreet. .; . B. M FELMNVIEEL, Supt. ', jeB3ni.rpl .L Mtp3L -.. C.ELARBIAGE. BUILDER, 8406 MARKET Street, three squares west l'cnna. Railroad Depot, West Maeda- A large assortment of superior. built Carriages cormentantly on - hand; also, Carriages of ovary description built to order. n 0 ,24-4 rn w2m rp vitt lititilWrES` N BitIES.—GRA DATES—MORTARS .IJ Pill Tiles, C.lonabis„ Brushes, Mirrors, Tweezers, p u ff Boxes, Horn 'Scoops, Surgical Instruments, Trusses, Third and Soft Rubber GirooSsi, Vial Cases, Glass and Metal syringes. &c.. all at ".Firatt. Bands" mices. ' SNOWDEN di EMOTION, %PBS rp - 26 South Eighth street. FIREWORK. S ! REWORKS l —The subscribers offer for sale every - description of Fireworks, manufactured by the west experienced pyrotechnist in this country, viz.:—• Sky Rockets,: plain and coloted-Woman Candles : plain and colored Table 'Rockets., Pin Witsols, Scroll Wheels, Tri. • angle Wheels, Vertical. :VS:heels, Saxon Wheels, Pidgeoni, , Serpents,Grasslaoppers„ Flower Pots, flue Lights, Pen :gola Lights, Torehes, Mines, Bomb Shells, Floral. Shells, mire Crackers Torpedoes. getilling 'Crackers Chinese Rockets, Bombs, Pistols, Batteries, Diamond Stars, Ca prices, Chaplet.S.,_Silver Glories, Masonic Stars, Shields, Polkas, Glebes„ lace Thunder Wheels, double Tri angle ; also, cases containing 90 colored•ljermoja Lights, a patent. Braes Pistol, for firing them, and a box of Permission (211. - p.s accompanies each box. Exhibitions from WOO to *l.OOO, furnished. JOB. B. BUSBIES. 4; CO. 109 South Delavv - axls avenue. ROCK_IIII.AL &WILSON, CLOTHING HOUSE, No, 603 and 605 Chestnut Street. Newest Styles Spring and Swinger Walkink and Sack Coats, Over coats,Ooaclunen's Coats. A-large stock of Linen Clothing, Dusters and Alpaca Coats. Olt Rke LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF OLD IN THE LAND IS NOW POSSESSED BY HENRY S HANNIS & CO., T _ETTER! ► ' Aboi . n Vine, Philadelphia. iny.34 RYE WHISKIES 41UMPETINGS, &c.. MATTINQ WAREHOUSE McCA4IIMS, CREASE & SLOAN, 500 Chestritit St., Would caU the attention of the trade to their extendvs stock of CANTON AND COCOA MATTINGS rnyMlm • - FRESH CANTON MATTLNGS AT RETAIL. WHITE, RED-CHECKED - • AND • FANCY -STYLES. • The largest aasorttnent In the ay. mouums, CREASE & SLOAN, 4 519 CHESTNUT STREET, tnyM-Im rpC, CARPETINGS! CARPETINGSI J. T. DELACROIX, 37 SG - civil SECOND STREET, Das received. Feriae arrivals, a large and varied smort ment of J. CROSSLEY. & SON'S EUESSEER CAB• PEYINGS. SEW DESIGNS. Also. a large line of Three-ply Extra Super and Fine In grain Carpetings, Cottage and. Rag Carpets, Oil Cloths. Shades, etc., which will be sold at great, prime, wholesale and ref. J. T. Cli.OL i 7 8. SECOND et. between ?dark nd Chestnut. N. 13.—PartIcul attention paid to the Wad ti of Offl. nee and Counting-rooms. ap lYßtnrpt CHEAP CAIRPETSI Lome assortment. Fluo quoin; O. B. B,7(fi lleaL Eß & CO.. No. 907 North Second. above Roca apb3mrp rim 628' HOOP "OW SKI N MA RTS. HOPKINS' KE.r , e 28 PRICES REDUCED!: It affords tie much„plemture to' announce to , • 'our • cr etin patrons and the public, that in cons& tence Of a slight decline in Hoop Skirt material, together with our increased facilities for manufacturing. and a strict 'adlie rencc to 'I7NCI and SELLING for CABII. we are ena bled to' offer all our JUSTLY CELEBRATED 1100 P SKIRTS at 11.1,111 CET) PRICES, and they Mill as heretofore, always be found Inevery respect more deal table, and really cheaper than any single or double spring /Imp Skirt In the market, while our assortment is unequaled. Also, constantly receiving from New York and the East ern States full lines of low-priced Sitirts at yery knv prices, among which is a lot of Plain Skirts at the following rates: 15 springs, 55 cents; tle springs, 66 cents; :15 sprints. 75 cents :Rise:twit, el, cents: 35 springs, 95 cents, and springs. *l. SkirtS nit.te - to order, altered and repaired, wholesale and retail,'":.t . h`k Philo delphl Bouplikirt Emporium. No. ti:;il Arch st.i.nt,'Mlow•Seventh. nilittfon,wlyrp , \%M. T. 11011 KINS. I_l OUP eIKiRTS AND CORSETS.—ALRS. E.'BAYLEY 11 No. 812 Vine erred, is now' manufacturing all the varieties of Hoop Skirta. Coracle, etc. She hea also_the Real French Comet& of new styles; floop Skirts witrrerl and repaired. ruh.%-tfra AtJtArlO.Nl SALES. j AMES A, FREEMAN. AUCTIONEER, • • N. ff 422 NVALNUT WENTIETH SPRING SALE OF REAL-ESTATE AND STOCKS : '.II3NE AT THE EXCLIXNGE. • 'llir, r file; on V‘EDNESDAY,ot 12. o'clock: noon, will hichoic— STOCKS. By Order of Executors. Sued i•harea Germania Petroleum Co., of New York. 3 shares Meryl' nine Library. 61 rharca Penn National Bank. Id shares Pennsylvania Railroad. CITY WHARVES. By Order ofComrutc,imier. Poplar Street Wharf, on the Delaware: .11ariborough Strcet'Wharf t on the Delaware. No. 1;?‘- , .; 1 , 11.T0N ST—A 'lbsen story Milt House and Lot,.Third Ward. Orphans' Court Sale. No. iIIeAVIIARTON ST—Neat 1 hree.story Brick Dive'. ling. 16 by 70feet. Clear. Trukt.v.o Sale. - oF.A ST—Three TwolitorP Brick 110LISCB, ion., 6'S, 611 and 613 Sears street, each 13 by 45 feet. Clear. dtia me, P:4ate, RIDGE ROAD—A very valuable Tract of about two acres, Ridge road, below Montgomery avenue, running through to Twenty . -sixth street, crossing Twenty-fifth F. reet und Columbia ayenne. Plan at the nthre. Perer 4 p. fr . /ii by (haler N Beirs—Estate Qf John Root, de, , ,t, - re- CA'l A LOGI ES NOW REA)Y. , . • SHERIFF'S SALE. D(S7FONEI) SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTI'E OP J, sundry write of lieri facias, to me directed, will be 4.:quet‘i to public sail" or vendee, TUEbDAY..Iono 2f)th. 1/167, At 10 o'clock,A. M., at • 1403-IVALNuT STREET,' • Stock and furniture of n'ituntuitraut, coasisting of wines, br a ndy-, whisky, tobl..ff, chairs, carpets, Mirror?, glaea and. plated-ware, 4c. Also, good-will and unexpired term of lease of said premises. - . - Seized and taken in execution and to he sold by , HENRI' HOWELL, Sheriff, Put Sheriff's (Mice, May s, 1867. je4.1.430 MU=klAll=l ii N THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE City lend County of Philadelphia. --LA WHENCE IL 'I DOM I'SON vs. MARY C..THOMPSON, in Divorce, De co.qaber Term, 181 M. No. fai:2l) Marti C. Thompson, Re- Npinidevt: You will please take notice of a Rule this day grant. on :S. 01l to whew cause why a divorce a vineuto loatrimoth s hould not he decreed, returnable. Saturday, Juno 29th, 1867, at 10 o'clock A. M. Personal service of notice un you having failed on account of your absence. CHARLES W. BROOKE, THOMAS MULLEN, Attorneys for Libelant.. Pntl u,ET.PIIFA, .Tune 15. 1887. . je2lol L'll r .r.o S. ousE COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, I now open for guests. The nearest house to the Scat I No Bar. . je.21.1n4 k) ulniErt BOARDING AT A DELIGHTFUL PLAIT near l'humixville, Chester. county. Terms moderate. Inquire at No.loDatiEsTNurstreet. thin • jell-2t` TO 'RENT—A DESIRABLE HOUSE IN WEST Irttlalphla. Apply at thu Pfelllitled, 3443 Watuut straet: - - - • • 102140 A mat rs LOW- WATER - . • ECTOIt IS AN INVARIABLE, INDICATOR OF APPROACHING• I)Als (Mit FROM LOW WATER • IN STEAM BOILERS. - Price itt,o 00 applied. ALIO. . BATTLES, 24 N. Sixth street, tf rp - ~ :,S olo for Penneykruda. gr . IMES FARCIES, CA,PERB4e.-.-OLIVES FARCIES (Stuffed Olives), Nonpareil and Superfine, Capera and French Olives ; fresh goods, larzling ex-Napoldan 111. from Havre, and for sale by JOB. 13-puzaLER & Ca, 108 I3outh Delaware Avenue. ROCKHILL &WILSON, CLOTMNG, 603 and 605 Chestnut Street. FASHIONABLE Ready-made MEN, YOUTHS and BOYS. myl• ta den§ BOARDING. 141.11 WATCHES, JEWELItlir e &a. R 4 -Very .Saperioi Watches "11IN Gold and Silv6r rrom the moat celebrated and approved maciufactmVms TIME - KEEPERS; For the Rice, Course Or for Ordnance Purposes with fifth, quarter and split second markers. JAMES E. CALDWELL & • CO.; JEWELERS, 822 CHESTNUT STREET. fel•fm,w•tf • • .1:j. TAYLOR , O..?JEWELER. All element lase_ comprising iNF: WATCDEth DIAMONDS. ELEGANT J SILVERAV 7.4.an aY. - PLATED Ww, LOCKS. Offered at reduced prices. WAtCheil warranted to two years. Silver ware suitable fortlerldal presents. WATCH-E 8 REPAIRED AAA W4MANTio. 1028 CHESTNUT" ST. Jas.E.Caldwell &Co JEWELERS. li d ,` - NO 522 CHOW -7 i Call attention to their RICH AND ARTISTIC SILVER WARES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. FOR BRIDAL MID BIRTHDAY PRESENTATION, IN DESIGNS FOlt THE TABLE, REAUFE r, AND ETAGERE. fat.( m I#l*sklif #1 :40 # :4.114 $1 1 1;_#+$11; $ JOHN C. A'RRISQN; Nos. 1 and 3 N. Sixth Street. Philadelphia„ would invite the attention of his fitiends and, customers to his superior _assertment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods ---- Also, to his Improved Pattern Shirt; the material, workmanship and finish cannot be surpassed by any in the Market. PIOIII.I4IITVICE,iIcc. OF WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE, COVERED COMPLETE .TIC PLUSIL EROCATELLE. SATIN AND TERRY. GEO. J. HENKELS, LACY & CO., Thirteenth and Chestnut Ste. jel4-1m rph REMOVAL. • A. Zit H. LEJAIIII3RE; Late 1012 Chestnut street, have removed their FultrilTUßE and UPHOLSTERY WAREROONS, To 1103 CHESTNUT ST., up stairs. my` -Imr-u§ CI.OTIII NG. EDWARD P. KELLY, TAILOR • - NO. 612 CHESTNUT STREET, , Complete amortment of STAPLE, NEW AND BASE GOODS POB SPRING 'AND SIMNEL sp27-17rp `I7"_IP.,ESEIZVV....II3 PRAIRIE- GAME AND MEATS LNVOICE JEW RECEIVED, Compridna Crouse, Pigeon, Duck, Snipe, Wild Pigeon, Wild Duck, Teal Duck, Venison, Sweet Beath), Duck with Olives, Plover, Chickens, (Turkey, Wild), Capon with Jelly, Sausage with Tral des, "Pheasant, Partridge, English Bare Quail, he. Prepared As Patis, Roasted, Willed, Pao pillote and ComPote, 4 SIMON COLTON & CIARICE, §. W. Corner Broad and Walnut., inbl.f,m,w.tfrp • .ROOK - iiiLL&wasoS, 603 and 605 Chestnut Shi,if)t: BOYS' CLOTHING, New St SPRING & SITAIMER Boys' 8101, 'GARIBALDI SUITS, Made to Otder. Jebw f m tf
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