THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 18GC.
NUMBER LXVL
A' IiIKT FOB MENTAL DYSPEPTICS, AND A CURB
FOR HT-POCHONDBIA, IIT-POCBISr, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF A HT ORDER,
HY OUU BE1UK8 tDITOU. !
ALMANAC AND IHAUT.
SUCET JIltTIlBMLLOQIOAb OnSEtl VATI05S ton TH
WEAK.
April.
Monday, SO The treat telescope erected at Chi
cago The treat Lrke tunuol oponed to sild
ettv.and opening of the Spring Pork trado.
Those throe events mark this as a oity of great
buret.
May.
TneMlny, I. Oadots of Temperance Tarado in
l'ln aik'lphia copiom showors rail all day,
accntnaattii'd Willi N. K wmds, inamug it a
cold water demonstration.
WtdnnKlu.T.a. Tho Clicsnutand Walnut Strents
l'BPeTiipr Kailrond company auk City Coun
cils when the tauHnut btrcet irlde will he
compli-lcd. Tho ( oaipany is rotorrod to the
City Purveyor, who is the 'Monarch of all he
surveys."
Thnmriwy, 3.- Dressmakers of tho (Jnltd 8ta'e
present a incmoiiai to Congress lor a mouillna
tlou o taxcn on their manufacture. Tno Cora
in Hie in Congress reported modifications on
otLor bills, and embraced the dressmakers
In the report.
Friday. 4. Secretary McCulloch mu,lori a lot o
mutilated pontni currency out ol service
. ThisoSccnt notes havini served durm c t.'io
war, s me were promoted to ten centjrs, and
others honorably Ui cliarirod.
Knlnnlny, B.- Seiies Column Day. The roport
that the Scries t'ditor was ouilbrinir from an
attack ot tlio col ar ah originated in his iioin
put out of the print inn otlloe lor trying to ex
plain one oi his puns to the printer,
ACADEMY OF ARTS-
FINE AND SUPERF1SE.
SPRING EXHIBITION.
Ad exhibition of tho painters and glaziers of
the city ot Philadelphia this year, on the walls
ol the Academy, would be a sa'lsfactory sitrht to
many, but as only their artiBtic productions are
hung, we must feel a regret, as an admirer ol
high art, with others wbo have visited the
building and paid their quarter. Those, of course,
on th free list have nothing to say, as it has
long since passed into a proverb, that "Dead
heads tell no tales out of school." With tho ex
ception of a few foreign artists, such as Signor
Nedmo Ranne and others, the exhibition Is
unexceptionable iu some points, the chief
which is the indignation towards
of
jLW,.mnl
THE HANGING COMMITTEE,
who, entertaining very high opinions of their
own pictures and those of their triends, have, to
speak after the manner ot a first-class clothing
house, got up the "hang out" to suit themselves.
(N. B. The printer put this pun here.)
As we dont expect to be hung by any Com
mittee, either artistically or Probstistically
epeaking, we have no fear or favor before our
ejee: consequently -we can, like the Rat in "Pic
ture 775," give an "unvarnished tail."
We miss our friend of "the stencil," along with
other artists, from the walls, and the "Spring ot
our discontent is not made glorious summer by
the sunsets of Jay Hammill Ton, r. A." P. A.
after a man's name indicates that he is a "Penn
sylvania Academachine." Extract from the
Catalogue, p. 83.
BcE-innlng at the S. E. Gallery (which really
is not a gallery at all, for there Is no gallery to
the building), we come upon a Minne, No. 521.
"The Camel .Ship Overtaken bi a Storm.''
By C. G. Kosebug. The artist of this pic
ture is trying to throw dust in the public's eyes,
particularly that part of the publio represented
in his picture, and the probability U that he
has never been to sea anything like that. If It
was not for the lashing of the waves in the fore
ground, we should think it was intended for a
storm in the desert. This latter opinion is also
borne out by some Camels floundering about in
the foam.
No. 654. Pobtbait of a Fenian. By U. Sea
bizzbham.
This is a very good picture of one of the Lions
of the day. The artist has handled his subject
well; much better than the Governor-General
of Canada has done as yet. The ears are very
well drawn out, and very charactenstlc of tho
Animal.
No. 632. Shad Fisheries on the Susquehanna.
By Eddie Lew is P. A. All we can say is, that
if all the shad fishers on the Delaware were to
t splatter the "Roes" about the trees as is repre
sented in the picture of their method In the
Susquehanna, we would soon have no shad in
our roaikets. Moreover, we must take excep
t-4ions to the great waste and indiscriminate 'use
of "shad roe" In the landscape In an agricultural
point of view, as we do not believe it has any
vmerit as a fertilizer, and certalaly none as an
ornamenter. : , . ,
No. 609. The Passing Suower. By F. D.
Bergntcbard?. The sooner this shower passes
over, th better for the paintT, for if he wants
to rain as an artist, he bhouldn't get caught out
4h showers like this. - -
.'No. 632: InTEkioB op an Ice house,' By Tho
mas Priest. Very good; some of the cakes pver
nine inches thick, and equal to tho beat "Sweet
Brier" furnished by the "Old Drivers' Company,'1
np Ninth street. The Catalogue states it Is "fo
sale," but does pot any flow much a peck,
mr0
No. 648. Peter Frothkrmill Preaching at
Athens. By Snlnt Paul, P. A. The figures
composing this audience are evidently old
Greeks, having onca been dead and embalmed
in Asphaltum, and have never had it completely
WBihed off previous to setting to Paul for their
portraits. The painting and glazing of this ' pic
ture is very good and very expensive,' The
Burnt Sienna, Asphaltum and Lake used on thia
picture, according to Mr. Kauze's bill, who fur
nished the article, 'wero very expensive, and
were used in unstinted quantities. The picture
has other merits also worth mentioning; one Is
that it is not "for sale," and we believe also It is
the only one of the kind out, We might add
the beautiful stroke of nature portrayed in the
audience, each one anxious to get away home,
so noted in pcrm.m audiences of the present
dar. In size the picture is also great.
mm
No. 659. Portrait. By G. W. Inarovr, P. A.
We have not thought it necessary to give the
figure, as it is merely the background of the
palette. This is very well drawn, showing much
acquaintance with the snblect, which so many
artists find so difficult to handeiluh In color,
great depth of tone, and broad in effect; in fact,
too broad, we think, for its length, actual mea
surement, which wo made on the spot, showing
a breadth of 16 Inches; but apart from this, it
is a good likeness.
No, C49, Ship on Firb Board, , By Samyoti
Ellwalker. The place for the stove pipe hole Is
not high enough up to suit a gasburner stove.
hut still the picture is very good for the purpose
intended. The rope from the ship's bowsprit
looks at first sight too much like a streak of
lightning to suggest any useful purpose; but we
do not like . to be captious, and would on the
hole recommend the Board. :
No. 6C2. The Consecrated Conscript. By
George Sealambdin. This a picture of a young
Gentleman, a Colonel, who has returned from
the front, and on tolling his lady-love how they
'waped war to the hilt" down there, and how
he ran four Rebels through every morning be
fore breaklast, the young lady seems to have
her doubts, and examines the sword for the
traces of blood, but "don't see it," which she
will no doubt tell him, in the next picture by
this same artist, as he is running a series of
these pictures, intended primarily as designs for
covers in colors for the American News Com
pany's 15 cent Novels. Sylvanus Cobb and Ned
BuntUne both speak very highly of this artist's
productions.
No. CCS. SrBiNO Chickens. By M. Airysmlth.
Another brood from this artist's hatching
machine. These chickens, we would suppose,
were too young to seteven for their portraits-
yet the artist has served them up equal to Price,
the caterer, Fourth and Chesnut streets.
No. 670. Scene on the Thames. By Jay
Hamill Ton, P. A. The large red knob in the
foreground of this picture would make it more
expressive to say "A Knob Scene view on the
Thames," or any other river that was popular
at tho time we would suggest the Schuylkill.
As a good denl of the picture has been rubbed
out, or rubbed In, we would not give it any rubs
here, but believe it to be good.
No. 660. View of a Waterfall. By J. Are-
lambdin. This, like the picture referred to
above, is beyond criticism; it is' one of those
subjects that can't bo taken down, without first
removing the net, anyhow.
No. 765. Study of TwoLirs. By Mrs. Ann
Pshaw. This subject is well treated, or, more
properly speaking, both subjects are well
treated, both in form and color. The handling
Is very easy. The artist evidently is perfectly
at borne.
No. 766. Compensation. By George Sealamb
din, P. A. A young cholera patient boine cured,
we Judge by the color, as they do Hams, by
being smoked. This is an attempt to rival Gutc
kunst In his Photographs. It would be a poor
"Compensation" to the purchaser's money.
Our visit was very satisfactory. The Catalogue
is printed on very good paper, and the entrance
court to the building is kept well swept. Thla
Spring's Exhibition is getting along as well as
could be ejected, under the circumstances.
ILLWARD & WINEBRfiNER.
WM. U1LLWAUD,
d. a. wikebrexer.
MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURERS'
SUPPLIES,
No. 118 MARKET Street,
: PHILADELPHIA) PA.
AGEHTfl FOB TUX BALK OP
Cotton and, Woollea Machinery, ,
Dealers In Manufacturers' Supplies of every do
ortptlon.
Oak ' Tanned Leather., Peltiner. . ,
and ' machine card clothin(J
Of Ivti quality and majiufikcture. 1 26 fcurp
II-
HOWELL & BOUItKE,
MANUFACTURERS
01
PAPER HANGINGS
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
N. CORNER
or
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
CARPETINGS.
QARTETINOS I CARPETINOS!
Rednced to Present Gold Prices.
J. T. D E L A C II O I X,
No. 37 South SECOND Street,
ABOVE CIIESNUT, i
Ills rtcdved par lata arrivals,
200 PIECES J. CROSSLEY & SONS'
intUfcPfcJ.S CARPETINOS
NEW AND ELEGANT PATTERNS.
Alio, a )arga line of TriKFRlLT EXTRA RUPER
A D r VP. INGRAIN carpfts, damask and
'VFNI.TIAN 6TA1RAKD HALLCARPETINOS, COT
TAGE AND BAG CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, 8HADE8,
ETC , which will b told low In consequence ol the fall
In Gold,
J T. DELACROIX,
So. S7 Poutn BETOBD Street
4 li 1m Between Cbernnt and Market.
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS
r ON LINE OF
Reading Railroad and Branches.
MA XS10IT MO USE, 210 TINT CA RBON,
Mrs. C arc Ids wunder, PottivilleP, O., EeliuylkUl CO
1VSCARORA HOTEL,
Mr. 13 an ii ah JaQler, TnrcaroraF. O., Schuylkill co
ATA DAls OT CITY 110 TEL,
G. W. Froat, Mahanoy City r. 0., Schuylkill co.
WHITE 110 U$E,
Mrs. E man Man Jorf, Reading P. 0
AKDALVSIA,
Jame) S. Madeira, Beading P. O.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. A. mlth, WerdersvUle P. 0.. Berks co
SOVW MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
H. H. Manderbacb, Womelsdorf P. 0., Berks co.
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL,
Lebanon co., Charles Ttoedr rmel, flarrlsturg P. 0.
liO YERSTO WN SEMltfAk F.
J. B. Ileuky, Boj ersiown P. O , Berks co
YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL, "
8 . B. Enyder, Yellow Springs P. Ot Chester co.
LITIZ SPRINGS,
Samuel Llchtenthaler, Lltiz P. O., Lancaster co.
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
Alexander 8. Feathei, Kphrata P. O., Lancaster co.
A FB1L 21 , 1866 4 23 3m
HOOP SKIRTS.
JJUPLEX SKIRT
FASHIONS FOB I860.
BRADLEY S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(OB DOUBLE SPRING)
HOOP SKIRT.
Each Hood of this PECULIAR SKIRT Is compos
two tntiy-,tnipri ttttt nr.t.gi braidia tioutlt
rmMLY together edgi to edgk, tormina at onca
8 1 KU G l'i and most FLi.il ULE bOOP made.
They will not be.d or dklak like toe single sprin i
but Will ITER FI1E8KBVB ttlClr PHtKECT and BKAUT1FU
shape where Ihree or lour ordinary skins will bav
oeen tnrown away as useless
their wndtr1ul H mbvtiv ADDS QRKATLT to the COM
FOBT and COKVEKIEKOB. besloes giving IMTBN8BPI.KA8UB
to the weaker, as will De part.euiarip euperu need Dy
ladies attending- crowd d recplicnt, bait: operai. etc.
in fact lor me yromtnaae or n un, ine cnurcn, inta
Irt. or etr they are ck8ibpasied. combining oomcobt
prpABiLiTT and ecosomy, with that elboamje ol snap
wnicn Has maue me
DrPLEK ELLIPTIC TUB
STANDARD fEIRt
OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
Mannfac.urcd exclusively by the SOLE OWNERS o
latent, .
WESTS. BRADL,EY & CAltY
No. CHAMBERS and Nos. 79 and 81 READE Sta.,
NEW YORK
Merchants will be sucolled as above, and by Phlladd
phi a Jobbers.
FOR balk In all Fjbbt class Retail Storks in nus
CUT. Inquiie lor 214 3mip
BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC BK1UX.
J3RADLE Y'S
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
Combining Durability with elegance ol shape. New
Spring Styles just received.
J. M. 1IAFLEIGII,
3 10 2m No. 802 CUESNCT Street
5 :
BRADLEY'S
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
Most fashionable and popular in use. Forsaleby
J. O. MAXWELL & SON.
3 10 2m 6. K. corner ELEVENTH and CHESNUT.
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
FKEMII STEAM SCOIRIAG
ESTABLISHMENT,
, No. 510 RACE Street.
We ben leave to draw your particular attention to our
new French ftesm Scouring kitatiltsiinent the Brut and
oniy ore oi its ama in tun city. v e uo not uve, oui uj
a chemical pruceas resiore Laaics', uentieuien's, an.
Children! Garment to their orluinal states, wtmoa
injuring (htm In the least, while gieat experience aud
tne best n acninery troui i ranee ename us to warrant
penect satisfaction to ail wbo may lavor us with theli
oaironauo. LAblF.S' l)RFMK4.of ever, desenptlon.
with or without 'J rtmm'ngs, are cleaned and tlnlHhed
without being taken apart, whether the color ta genuine
or not.
1 f'ln.V. a4 -U.n111a. flltH f Tl . T.h'. f AB.M
Carnpta Vlvt. HlhDom. Kid Glove, etc cleaned aud
reonli'bed in the beat manner. Gen lenien's summer
and winter Clothing cieaued to pertectii n without in
jury to the stur) Aiso Flags and Banners All kinds ol
atalns r moved without e tailing 'he whole All orders
are executed under our In mediate supervision and
satisfaction guaianteed in every insiance. A call and
Vianimaticn OI our procrss ro-pccuuuy uuuueu.
ALBED1LL & MAUX,
HJ-iiths No 610 RACE Stieeu
JOBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
MANUFACTURERS,
IMPORTERS.
AND DEALERS IN
Faints, Yarnlslics and Oils,
No. 201 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
4 IK 3m N. E. CORNER OF RACE.
' CAMPHOR TROCHES,
Jyr - PinUUt PretsaUvs ol . .
C II O L B B -A. ;; V
DiuTbon, brMOtary, uul CboUra Morbus, J
S.'fe Boh tvMt, O. H. Naodlei, DragjflU, Atar
., sA thB..' xr ; ,
CARPETINGS, 4o
JUST RECEIVED,
' T ARD-AN D-A-IIA l.F-WIDE
VELVET CARPETS,
NEW DESIGNS.
J. F. & R B. ORNE,
; ; No. 904-
CIIESNUT STREET.
3-4 V-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, !
WHITE, BED, AND FANCY
CANTON MATTINGS.
-
J. F. & E. 13. OIINE,
No. 904
CIIESNUT STREET.
J7NGLISH BRUSSELS,
FOR STAIRS A JVD HALLS,
WITH EXTRA BORDERS:
J. F. & E. B. 0RNE,
No. 904
CIIESNUT STREET
500 pieces
NEW PATTERNS
i
ENGLISH TArESTRY BRUSSELS.
J. F. & E. B. 0RNE,
No. 904
' 3 20 Smrp
CIIESNUT STREET.
(JARTETINGS ! CARPETINGS !
AT RETAIL.
McCALLlMS, CREASE & &L0A3,
No. 519 CIIESNIT Street,
(OPPOSITE IBDEPE5DBNCB BALL),
KOW OFFER THEIB EXTEN81VE STOCK
OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
CARPETINGS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
14 26 lmrp
MATTING WAREHOUSE!
McCALLlMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
. . -1,1.-. i .
No. 509 CHESNUT Street,
(OPPOSITE INDEPENDENCE HALL)
t
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
ONE THOUSAND ROLLS
FRE8H
CANTON MATTING,
ALSO,
TWO HUNDRED ROLLS
CALCUTTA CCOA MATTING,
All Widths and Stvles,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES. 4251mrp
"Q.LEN ECHO MILLS,'
GERMAN 70 WN, PA.
McCALLlMS, CREASE & SLOAN,
Hannlaetarern, Importer, and Wbolo
Dealers In
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS
MATTINGS, Etc.
WAREHOUSE,
No. 000 CHESNUT STREET,
' OFPOBlTB TBB BTATK HOUBK,
N , Pluladolphia.
RETAIL PEPARTMENT,
, ' ' ' ' 888mrp
No. OIO CHESNUT STREET.
restaurant : :
ON THE EUUOPEAN PLAN
Finest old and new ALES, at S tents parflasa. i
Gc '! ONE-DIME EAT1NO WAR.
, XJie tlioltest JUquors always on band. 1
JJO. SJ CHESNUT STRKET. '
" ilia '1 .HENRlf BECKER, Mauser.
DRY GOODS.
M. II. HORSTMAAW & SOAR
FIl Til and CHERRY Sts
PIIILADELmiA. ' '
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
LADIES' , DRESS
AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
PLAIN AND FASCY BTJTTON8,
COTTOS TRIMMINGS,
BLACK AMD COLORED OAILOOM
CLUliT LACES,
BF.LTINOS,
GCIFURE LAORS.
BALMORAL TRIMMINGS,
GIMPS AND ORNAMENTS,
COLORED VEIVET RIBBONS
BEAD NETS, ETC. (
SMALL WARES AND ZEPHYR WORSTED.
e sre constantly receivln tta latest NOVELTIES
of the Euiocran markets, bt.tdesonr own production of
various st les In NEW TRIMMINGS.
Onr prices ae reduced to the tsit lowest Goia
rates. ... .jf.
DREIFU&S & BELSINGER, '
No. 49 North EIGHTH Street,
II ave tnst opened a complete stock
SPUING GOODS,
CONSISTING O LaCEH, EMBROIDERIES, AND
FANCY GOODS.
800 pieces plain and striped Jaconets, the newest stylo
birred and Tucked Muslim, which weara oSorlng at
low prlc6fl.
fdo dozen Pewsiitched nandkcrchlcft, at old nrlcoa
28, J7. 40. and SO cenla
A lull assortment of the neweot deslcn LACE COL
LA 1.8 and COLLAR Tl Fa, from .17 couu np to a 10.
GLOVES-CLOVES.
A complete lira of JOI VIN KID GLOVES, to which
we lulte atiention, which we offer at low flgurea.
GABRIELLE SKIRTS.
OABRIELLE SKIRTS.
wTfe newest, most desirable, and ityllah ukirta now
11CKED SKIRTING, a cheap and desirable artlela
or ladles weiir a u
No. mt CHESNUT STREET.
1866. Spring Importation. 1866,
E. M. NEEDLES.
BAB JCSr OPENED
.,1000 PIECES WHITE GOODS,
In PLAIN, FANCY. STRITED PLAID and
Flpured Jaconeta. Cambrics Nainsook. Dimities.
twi.s, Alull. and other Jlusirs. onmprlslng
uiun vt uipiciv fiuvk, wiiico me aiieniioo ot
purchasers Is solicited, as they are ottered at
a I arte REDUCTION Iroia fast SEAbON'S
PRICES. -
100 pieces SHIRRED M USL1N8 for Bodie. I
100 pieces PIQOS Id all varieilea olsylesand
frlce romfOc to 1S0. ,
30C PARIS GO FKRED KIRTS, newest style, '
of my own impottatlun.
Twwu.ici irtKtmpf rni -on
H O P K I N. 8 tOQ
00 HOOP-SKIRTB' U6CS
Manufactory. No. W8 A KttH Street,
Above Sixth Stieut, Philadelphia.
'Wholesale and Retail.
Onr aEsortment embraces ail the new and deslrabla
styles ana sizes, ot every length and size waist lor
Ladles. U isses. and Children.
Iboseot "OIJi ORA MAKE" are tupenor In finiih
ane dui alVi y to any other 6k lit. made, and wananted
to Dive satlslactton.
tklrts made to order, altered and repaired.
COAL.
QNE -TRIAL
SECURES YOOR CUSTOM,
Wlllta & HAMILTON,
t
LEHIGH,
SCHUYLKILL.
AND BITUMINOUS
C O J L,
Ao. C35 Korth AIATU Street,
Above Pplr, Yh Kldet.
4 7
(JEO. COOKE
OFFERS
PRESTON COAL,
'Which is the very beat SCHUYLKILL, COAL
cominy to this market,
Egg and Steve sizes at $6 75 per Ton
ALSO, THE GENUINE
EAGLE VEIN COAL
Same sizes, same puce, , tl
A Superior Quality ot
LHIIGH COAL.
Constancy On band E?k and Stove sizes at tf-CO, Cell
eredjto any part ot the city, em lrely free of slate and dl
I advise my friends, and the public generally, to
in their coming winter's supply now, aa theprloe,
low as it will be, ano as there Is a prospect o an ad rait
soon, Orders received at No. 114 South THIRD (street
EMPORIUM, 4 17 rp
n o. 3i4 Washington Aven ue.
JAMES O'BRIEN,
DEALER IB
LEHIUH AND SCHITILK1LI
COAL,
BY IHk CARGO OR SINGLE TON.
Yard, Bread Street, below Fitrwater.
Baa oonstantly on hand a competent supply of tha
above eoperior Coal, suitable lor family use, to
which he calls the attention of bia friends and tha
publio aeneralij. ,
Otdor. left at Bo 206 fc. Fi'th .ireet, No, MS.
Seventeenth street, cr through Despatch or Poet
OtSoe, pron iitly attended to
A SUPr RlOU gUALIXY OF BLACKSMITHS
COAL. , 7Bf
RENDER'S 7
COAL AND ICE DEPOT,
8. W. CORNER OF BROAD AND CALLOWBILL
( . BTREETP, ,
Offers the celebrated Weat Lehigh Coal from the
Greenwood Colliery, Move, kg, ana Heater slae. a7Wi
Nuttt)6U. Also, the vary superior Subuylklll CoaJL
from the Reevesdale Collieiy, Nut slae, tl W. All other
Sizes SI Oil
all Coal warranted and taken back free of expense to
the oarchaser, li not as reprcseotad. Aiao. the Coal for
U Iteu It not lull welnhl. J 1 10 Bm
fl'HE ttTAMP AGENCY,- NO. 304 CHESNL"
J. STRFE'f, ABOVE 1UIRD, WILL BK CON X1NUU
AS HERETO ORK.
HTAMl'8 of EVERY DESCRIPTTOMCOHBTAinX'
ONUAiD, AJbiU M AN AJaOWK'X.