BIISINESS NOTICES.
CHARADE.
My Brat in London rears its head,
A dark gray mass of ancient stone
Where lie interred the hapless dead,
And Britain's regal gems are shown.
second will suggest a room
For high debates and meetings' claimed,
But none in history shall bloom
Like that irom Luiependence named!
My all, if firstrate Clothes yon need,
Will preve to you a friend indeed.
WE HivE—
All-w 0 4 51 Fancy Caashnere Pants, as low as II 00
" " " Vests " 250
" Pants " 500
Cloth Vests . ...... 4 00
" Fancy Casaimere Salts to match 14 00
Black Suits t 0 Oo
" Black
SI 41
Adianciftsmom theaerates weltave goods of all grgdes,
typ to the Ter y Awe forica t 4aprice,a reduced improper!
tion—Men's roteth , B and Ile*:1 3 . eilitottLWM /TAPE
BOUND WITIGN THE PAST PEW WEEKS, THAT WE ABB
ACTUALLT SELLING GOOD, BBBV/CEAI3LE GOODS AT
TRH PB/CIES NAMED. •
!CORKSCREWS, SCANDAL AND DOUBT.
Remy Ward Beecher is never without
His portable Testament when in doubt.
And when be produced it the other gay
lir. Tilton was heard to say,
That, when ten clergymen met one day, •
Bach could produ& a corkscrew good,
But neither one a Testament could!
Beecher repelled the scandalous stain--
That the oorkacrews were meant to draw champagne—
" Because," said he, "without a doubt,
'The cork will leave the bottle without;
'And I rather think the gist of the tale
"Is, the corkscrews were meant for bottled ale."
Whatever the doubts of these gentlemen are,
There's no doubt at all of a brilliant &ran,
That sheds its rays in benignant light,
And illuminates Fesnaosi where once was night.
There's not the least doubt that thousands go
To purchase their snits of PERRY do Co.,
.And those who secure them, as wise men do,
Can carry a Bible and-corkscrew too.
We have all•wool Fancy Cassimere Vests, tine
quality, $2 and upwards; all•wool Fancy Cassimere
Pants at $5 and upwards. Coats at all prices, making
a splendid assortment of Fine /fashionable Clothing
gotten up in the best manner, and selling at extremely
/ow prices.
Our stock of goods for ordered work is being eon
Bluntly renewed, and all work warranted to give sans
faction. PERRY & CO.,
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
609 CHESTNUT STREET, SIGN OP STAB.
N.B.—Dealers in fine Clothing will find it to their
advantage to examine our stack, as we can fill their
erders on very liberal terms.
MOTH AND FREUKLES.
Ladies afflicted.. with Discolorations on the Face,
Called moth patches, or freckles, should use PERRY'S
Celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION. It is in
fallible. Prepared by Dr. B.C. PEERY, Dermatologist,
49 Bond street, N. Y.
Bold by all druggists in Philadelphia and elsewhere
Price $2• myl7•th,e,tu•3ms
SCHOMACICER. PIANO-FORTE
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MANUFACTURING COPANY'S
ifft.,INEW STORE, No. 1103 Cl=l - FSPNIIT
STREET —We respectfully call the attention of onr
friends and the public generally to our removal to our
new and handsome Warerooms, "G.BARD ROW,"
Tli 3 CHESTNUT street, where we have constantly on
hand a large stock of our superior ana highly finished
Square anti Grand Pianos. •
Our instruments have been awarded the highest
premiums at all the principal exhibitions ever held in
tbls country, with numerous testimonials from the
first-class artists in America and Europe.
They are now the leading Pianos, and are sold to all
parts of the-world.
Persons desiring to purchase a first-class Piano at
greatly reduced rates should net fail to give us a call
Pianos to rent, Tuning and moving promptly at,
tended imp SOICOMACK KR & CO.
No. 1103 Chestnut street.
CHECKERING
Mt GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHTM
PIANOS.
are recognized as the mostperfect and permanent in.
atraments in America and Europe. FIEV•Edx Medals.
80,000 in nse. Large avortment of ORGANS and Me,
LODEONS, 914 CHESTNUT street.
roht-th.saM W. H. DUTTON.
STEINWAY & SONS'
PIANOS
Are now acknowledged the best in- I OWI
atruments in Europe as well as America. They are
maid in public and private, by the greatest artists
living in Europe, by VON SULOW, DBEYSCHOOK.
Linz% JA, 1. LI, and othersdn this country by IS
WOLPSOBN, etc. For sale only by
- BLAS EROS.,
lava Chestnut street.
EVENING BULLETIN.
THURSDAY, MAY 17. 1866.
SHOULD CONGRESS ADJOURN?
We are approaching the time when
Congress must decide upon the import.
ant question of its adjournment. Ordi
narily, this question is easily settled by
the simple consideration of the discom
fort of a summer residence in Washing
ton; but in the present case, an adjourn
ment of Congress may well be looked
upon as a matter serious enough to be
thoroughly weighed before it is decided
upon. So long as Congress is in session,
the country has little to fear from the
designs' of the radicals who are bent
upon forcing the rebel States back into
their old position of political power in
the Government. Congress stands,
quietly, but with a bold and united
front, as a bulwark between the Govern
ment of the United States and those
who so recently plotted its overthrow,
andwe see no influence that can be
brought to bear, that will move our rep
resentatives from the patriotic ground
which they occupy.
But what if Congress adjourn?
What if the bad advisers who
have filled the President's ear with
their flatteries, and who labor, day
and night, to widen the breach between
him and Congress, for their own selfish
ends, are allowed to pursue their work Un
molested, during the months which will
- intervene between the adjournment and
the re-assembling of Congress? We do
not wish to judge Mr. Johnson harshly,
or to attribute to him any revolutionary
*esigns; but he is surrounded by men
tvithout principle or responsibility, who
would hesitate at nothing desperate, if
they felt that they were no longer re
strained by the presence of Congress in
Washington. How far their present in
fluence over the President would go, of
eourse no one can predict; but judging
from the past and the present, we may
well feel an
.honest concern about the
probable consequences of an adjourn
ment at this time. If the President
should be induced to summon an extra
session of Congress, he would doubtless
be urged to include in his call the Sena
tors and Representatives from the eleven
States, and, by a sort of coup d'c'tat, to
force them upon Congress. Many of the
men who are at present managing the
President, are not a whit too good to
propose some such scheme as this, and
Mr. Johnson has made the immediate
and unqualified admission of these States
such a sine qua non, and rides this
singlits hobby ` with such ob
stinate energy, that we cannot
but fear that he might be tempt
ed to compass his darling scheme, even
by a resort to very extreme measures. Of
eourse such a coup d'etat would only re
' 3u failure; but it might be attended
BENNETT & CO.,
TOWER HALL.
618 MARKET STRIEET:
with much trouble, and would be sure
to increase the diffiefilties between the
two branches of the government, which
all good men desire to diminish and re
move.
It is asking a great deal from Congress
to expect it to remain in permanent ses
sion during the hot summer months,
but it is not asking too much. The Union
majority is so large that it would beeasy
to arrange for the absence of a • consider
able number in rotation, thus affording
the necessary recreation for all,and with
the Capitol properly fitted for a summer
session, there are many more uncomfor
table places than the halls of.. Congress.
A continuous session would of course in
volve a certain amount of personal ItF.
convenience, but the times are critical
and unsettled, and the country looks to
its representatives at. Washington as to
a body on which it can rely. The coun
try will endorse and sustain Congress,
and it will do it all the more readily if it
finds that there is a willingness to en
dure some personal sacrifices forthe pub
lic good. With Congress in permanent
session we Shall feel no fear for the in
terests of the Republic.
FENEtN FINANCES.
We think that Mr. Stephens, the
Fenian Head Centre, scarcely did justice
to the late managers of the Fenian
movement in this country, during hi s
ecent Jones's woods speech. It is not
our pro vince to defend the O'Maho
nyites against the charges of blundering
and wastefulness that have bien made
against them, for we think the mana
gers proved themselves to be perfect
adepts in both descriptions of manage
ment. But we love fair play, and Mr.
Stephens should have either told all the
facts concerning his receipts of Fenian
monies from America, or he should have
said nothing whatever upon the subject
where Persons whom he attacked, by
implication at least, were bound by the
pledge of secresy to keep their lips
closed. Mr. Stephens told of certain
comparatively small sums that had been
sent to him from America; but he
made no allusionwhatever to the sum
of $70,000 which the books of the late
Secretary of the Treasury Killian state
were sent to the Irish Head Centre.
Mr. Stephens says that up to the close
of 1865, during the eight years Fenian
ism had then been in existence, he had
received $23,500 from America. We pre
sume that the greater part of the $70,000
referred to by us must have been sent to
him since the close of 1865. This is very
ingenious, but it is far from ingenuous,
and it does great injustice to the Fenian
managers who are under
.a cloud, for
their Moffatt mansion extravagance;
their failure at Campo Bello, which cost
their treasury $26,000; their canvass
back-duck - champagne - kid-glove- and
patent-leather-boot luxuriousness, and
for their Fair, gotten up in New York,
where the gentle Fenians who man
aged it started the festival with a fund of
$lO,OOO and closed it with a net result of
$1,500. Of , .this last named exploit it
has been pithily said that the sinking
of $1,500 by the fair Fenians was an evi
dence that "they loved not Ireland less,
but silk dresses more." We repeat that
it is not our province to vindisate Fenian
financial blundering, and we do not de
sign making an effort to do so; but Mr.
Stephens should have given full credit
for American contributions received by
him, or he should have said nothing
upon the subject. Fiat Justitia, ruat
Finneganum.
Miss ANNA E. DICKINSON.—We call at
tention again to the lecture of this truly
eloquent young lady, to-morrow evening,
at the Academy of Music, on "My Policy."
It strikes us as rather a curious concatena
tion of circumstances, that she should hold
forth on Friday night in denunciation of
" My Policy," and, on Saturday night, at
the same place, the friends of "My Policy"
will congregate, in obedience to the royal
mandate, to organize "a mutual admiration
society," whose functions will consist in
controlling Federal appointments. We pre
dict for Miss Dickinson the largest and most
brilliant assemblage that has convened to
hear her since her beautiful and touching
tribute to the memory of oar murdered
President, a year ago last April. It was
then the assassination; now it is the sui
cide.
BIERSTADT'S GREAT PlCTURR.—Bier
stadt's great pictuke,"A Storm in the Rocky.
Mountains," has attracted, as it deserved,
large numbers of visitors during its exhibi
tion in this city. The magnificent painting
itself, and the patriotic object for which it
is exhibited, have combined to make
Messrs. Wenderoth, Taylor & Brown's gal
leries a most fashionable resort, and we are
glad to learn that the "Lincoln Institute"
will reap substantial benefit from Mr. Bier
stadt's liberality. The exhibition closes in
two or three days, and all lovers of art
should avail themselves of this last oppor
tunity to see one of the greatest pictures .
ever painted in America.
THE ARTISTS' SALE.—This evening the
first public sale of pictures by Philadelphia
artists will take place at Scott's Art Gallery,
1020 Chestnut street. Among them are
works of Hamilton, Lewis, George F. Ben
sell, E. B. Bemoan, Bispham, W. S. Young,
Galvan, Fennimore, Milne. Ramsay, D. R.
Knight, Richards, *Fagan, and many other
excellent artists, who have all executed
their respective pictures expressly for this
sale. We expect a large attendance of con
noisseurs and a spirited competition.
g . 'PETERSON'S NEWICOOK BOOK.-AS will be
seen by an advertisementelsewhere,4e.ssrs,
T. B. Peterson & Brothers announce a new
edition of their "New Cook Book." It con
tains over eight hundred and fifty receipts
of the most valuable character.
Sicavon. PERELLI will bring out the opera
of La Favorite', on Saturday evening, at
Concert Hall, he himself taking the part of
"Fernando." Mrs. Davis will play "Leon
ora," Miss Poole "Inez," Mr. Angier "Al
fonso," Mr. Taylor "Baldasarre," and Mr.
Engelke "Gasparo." This will be the tenth
TH.E-DAILY EVENING BULLETIN PHILADELPHIATIEURSDAY, MAY 17 'Mt 6
and last of theamatenr Italian operas,which
have been a remarkably' successful, and
bavedeveloped'a great amount of.vocal and
dramatic talent.
Sale of the Randseme Residence N. W.
corner of Nineteenth and Race streets,
Logan Square.
James A. Freeman, Auctibiteer, advertises, to be sold
next Wednesday week a very Pleasan t.y located house
0u the west side of Logan square, belonging to the
Estate ore! sties Townsend, deceasef. A number of
other estates are advertised, to be sold by the same
Auctioneer on the 6th of June. full descriptions of
which may be seen on the last page of this afternoon%
paper.
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Large Sale Beal Estate, Tuesday, 22d
May._ -
Messrs. Thomas dt Sons will hold a large sale of Real
Hatate on Tuesday next. Tbey have added to the sale
seven valuable Lots on Chestnut Hill and a number of
Groond Rents. See auction column.
JOHN CROW, BUILDER_
1731 CHESTNUT STREET
and 213 LODGE BTI3EET.
ifecbanics of every branch required for honsebuild
ing and fitting promptly furnished. A.3.6m*
STECK & 00., PIANOS.
i w th
Nearly one thousand of these li FOpu
ntilar instruments in mein Philade phis.
For Sale only by J. E. GOULD,
am7-tu.th,sa,ttrp Seventh and Chestnut.
ofkrMASON & HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS, fal
alike and superior to any and all
reed instruments. Recommended by the leading . or
and artistes in America and Europe.
J. E. GOULD,
apl9.tha,tri,tt Seventh and Chestnut street;
STATIONERY—LETTERS, CAP AND NOTE
PAPERS. ENVELOPES, BLASE ECKMA, and
every requisite in the Stationery line, selling p,,t the
lowest agues at
J. R. DOWNING'S Stationery Store.
inen.tfro lighth street, two doors above Wahint.
4 SPRING STY LE HATS.—WARMIRTON,
us CHESTNUT Street, next door to the Post
Office.
N. B.—Nowhere else can the purchaser obtain greater
value for hls money. apis-Instrpi
-- _
ne THEO. H. IrCALLA. . i s
HATBAND OLD ESTABLUDIED
41164 14 CAP EMPORIUM. 12^4 11 ,
804 CICESTNIIT STREET.
New Etyles for spring. rayO-los,rpf
ONLY 111 FOR LARGE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS,
popular styles, suitable for framing„ invaluable
Likenesses; now is the time; go to EgnakWaCiallel7.
Second street, above Green, and obtain them.
To BEEP YOUR BOY from street associates and
evil examples, give him a Chest of Tools or Boys'
Turning Lathe. nis will bring out his mechanical
and inventive talents, and keep him at home. A va
riety at TBDUAN d SHAVE.fI, No. 835 (Eight Thirty
five) Market street, below Ninth.
- • -
CARTES DE VLSITB. 6 for IL—Now is the time:
don't fail to obtain Pictures that have given uni
versal satisfaction to all patrons. B. F. REIM_ER'S,
624 Arch stre et
PPLATEDCALL-BELLS and Tea Bells of a variety
of styles, for sale by TRUMAN &SHAW, No. SW
(Eight Thirty-live) Market street, below Ninth.
D EDUCED PRICES.—Go to B. P. REIMER'S Pho
tograph Gallery, 624 Arch street. and hare your
Photoisrapbs taken In superior manner, all styles you
desire, exquisitely finished, at moderate prices.
QTRNARY WALLS, stained ceilings. damp chain
bsys and wet floors. causi-d by leaks in your root
or around chimneys or trap doors, may be realil3 pre
rented by yourself, by using Stead's Cement for stop.
ping them. Sold in boxes at 75 cents by their Agents.
TRUMAN t SHAW, No. SW (Eight Thirty-five)
Market street: below Ninth.
OR
SALE.—To Shippers, Grocers . Hotel-Beepers
4" and others -A very superior lot of Chatorgigue
Cider, by the barrel or dozen. P. 3:JORDAN,
nos-rptf =Fear street, below Third and Walnut.
THOERTEPERS. far cleaning silver and
J. L•fi silver-plated ware, aIiEW POLE-RING POWDER,
the best ever made- FARR& BROFHEft,
fels 324 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
II.iARSIICG WITH INDELIBLE L.Nfi, Embroider.
.141.1ng, Braiding, S.anaping, &c.
3L A. TORREY.
1600 Filbert street.
FINE FRENCH MANTEL CLOCES=4freshlra.
:tatter' of beautiful wyles, warranted correct
TIME'FT - TEM
FARR & BROTHERS, Imput E irs,
=Chestnut street, below Fourth.
11366. 5. HAIR CUT TO SLEA . SE. aanl TIOPkp'S
dyed. No Shaving on Sund. Corner I r ilxchanee Place
and Dock street. ay
G. C. KOPP.
IuACARREL.-150 barrels No. I Shore mackerel.
11l now landing. For sale by E. A. EOUDER & CO ,
Doek str. et wharf.
BARIIIeON ROLLER, A SAFE !WWI
/ BOILIB.—The attention of Manufacturers and
others using Steam is confidently called to this new
Steam:, Generator. as combining essential advantages
in absolute safety from explosion. in cheapness °Mgt
cost and cost of repairs in economy of Ebel, humility of
cleaning and transportation. &c. not Possessed bi any
other roller now in use. This boiler is fbrmed ot a
combination ofcast-iron hollow spheres, each sphere
8 incbes external diameter. and 3i of an Inch Welt.
These are held together by wronghtdron bolts, with
caps at the ends.
Nearly one hundred of these Boilers are now in
opperation, some of them in the best eetabliehme
in tb is city.
For descriptive circulars or price, apy to JOSEPH
HARRISON,r.. Harrison Boiler Works. Chars
Ferry Road, .adlointag the V. S. Amnia. Philadel
phia. aps-himrpil
JORDAN'S CieLEEP.ATICO TONIC ALE.—The
ft/ truly healthful and nutritious beverage. now In use
thousands—invalids and others—has established a
character for quality of material and purity of manu-
facture, which stands unrivaled. It is recommended
by physicians °tibia and other places, as a superior
tonic, and requires bet a trial to convince the most
skeptical of its great merit. To be had, wholesale and
reLall.of P. J. .101i.LA 220 Pear street.
ElduVAL.—Dr. s. S. Brooks has removed from
No. 1 's.N) Vine street,. to No. 140 Nortn Twelfth
street, below Race. mys-12141.s
FITLER, WEAVER & CO.,
Manufacturers of
MANILA AND TARRED CORDAGE,
Cords, Twines, &e..
No. North Water street, and 1.40. North Delaware
avenue, Philadelphia,
.Enwrei H. Frnsa. mous= WEAVZH.
CONRAD P. CLOTBIER.
TlathLY WARNING.
CHOLERA. CHOLERA. A PREVENTIVE.
A CURE!
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE IN THII
HOUSE.
IN CASE OP AMDVEN ATTACK IN THE NIORT,
SWAYAM'S BOWED: CORDIAL.
"Swayiee > Oliva Cbrdiett.
' Swayne's" Bowel Corsica/.
"Straynt's" TREATMENT: Bowel Cordial.
"Swaynes" Bowel Cordial.
"Swayze, In all cases, at all sea- Bowel airdial.
'euayne's' sons.and in all climates, Bowel Cbrdial..
"Steczone's" where there is sickness Bowel Cord/al.
"Swayze's" of Stomach, pains in the Bowel Cordial.
"Swayze's" Bowels, Dysentery, Di- Bowel Cerdica.
Swaynei" arrbcea, Sudden attacks Bowel Cerdia/..
"Swayze's" in the night, be prepared Bowel Oordtai.
Swayraes" to lay your hands on a Bowel Cordial,
'Swayze's" bottle, of this Great Be- Bowel CArdicti.
"Swat/nes" medy, as nine times out Bowel Cordia/.
"Swayttes" of ten immediate relief Bowel Gimbal.
"Swayne's" will be obtained. Bowel tbrdia/.
"Swaytes" Bowe,/ CordiaL.
"BtuaYne's"
Bowel Cordial.
Dr. swayne was connected with a Cholera Hospital,
When that disease raged with such violence in Phila
delphia in 1832, and the experience there gained should
be a guarantee for the great superiority of this medi
cine over all others. And also the very many cures
performed since thattime of extreme cases, shows ex
perience to be the great teacher.
CHOLERA INFANTI.7If, OE E3uznalia 0011-PLAINT.-80
prevalent with young children during the warm ses,-
son ' Swegyne's Bowel Cbrdial" never fails to care. and
may be given to the most tender infant. Thal direc
tions accomnany every bottle.
PRICE ONLY WAY NE
A BOTTLE.
Preparea by Dr. SWAYNE dt SON, 330 North Sixth
street, above Vine, Philadelphia. ap27-tn,th f.tf
REFRY J A AI KR,
ACCOUNTANT.
Disputed and Confused Accounts Adjusted—Sets of
books opened—emall sets kept by contract State
ments and Balance Sheets prepared for Bankrupt
Estates.
FRENCH AND SPANISH TRANSLATED.
apl9-6ma Room 34, No. 413 Chestnut street,
TSAAONATHANS, Auctioneer and Money _Broker.
A. N. E. corner of Third and SprucF. streets, only one
square below the Exchange. NATHANS'S Principal
Office, established for the last forty years, Money to
loan in large or small amounts, at the lowest rates on
Diamonds, Silver Plate, Watches, :Jewelry, Clothing,
and goods of every description. Otlice hours irom
A. la. till 7 P. M. de23-tfrp
r o• - •
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
Call and i=ee.
Second and New streets,
J. FRIES. myl7-Im/
_ _
el% MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED
UPON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWEL
EY, PLATE, CLOTHING, & 0., at
JONES &, CO.'S
OLD-ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE,
• Corner ot THIRD and GASKILL Streets,
Below Lombard.
N. B.— DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
GUNS, An.,
FOR SAVE AT
REMARKABLY LOW PRICER. ap2A.2m/
_
RARITAN AND DELAWARE
BAY RAILROAD COMPANY.
and alter MONDAY, the 14th of May,
trains on this road will leave the Depot of the Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad Company, at Cooper's
Point, Camden, as follows:
Express, for Long Branch, New York, and interme
diate stations, at 9.20 A. M.
Freight, for New York and intermediate stations, at
WO P.M.
Mail and Express. for New York, at &30 A. 31,
toßeturning, trains leave Pier g 2, North River, foot of
Duane street, at 11.00 A, M. and 4.10 P. M, t Passenger,
and 6.00 P. M. Freight.
Pare, to and from New York. $2 00,
FINE WATOM11:8, JEWIELBY, etc., a com
plete assortment at recently reduced mum,
FARR de BROMME „
impOrters of Watches, etb.,
824 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
. 6 ± e ae - tiAg_ll , 's et ;Ws ;
r 4 WI —A large house, with all the modem conveni
ences, extensive grounda and plenty walhk stabil
for three horses• within ten minutes' walk of
Station. Will be rented either with or without the
stable, Address Box 1808 Philada, P. O. tu,Y2-rPtir
W. N. CLAYTON. Superintendent
*11" Excuse a little inconvenience
arising from alterations and improve
ments going on in our Store. It Is
more than compensated for by the
EXTRA BARGAINS we give
our customers. Az we want to re
duce our stock to avoid its removal
out of the way of the workmen.
The Finest Ready-Made Clothing in
the City and the largest assortment
to select iron'. Piece Goods to make
up to order.
WANAKAITHER & BROWN.
OAX. HALL,
SOUTHEAST COEN=
SIXTH and MARE= Sta.
4- t
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.0.
4`/
AMILY SEWING-MACHINES.
NO.
720
CHESTNUT ST.
COOK BOOKS.
Best Cook Books Published!
Peterson' New Copyright Edjtions.
Mrs. GoodieHow's Cookery as It Should be............ 0 00
Peterson's New Cook Book__ 1 00
Miss Leslie's New Cookery Book._ ---2 00
Wlddltleid's New Cook Book— - . .... --2 00
Mrs. ... 200
Miss Lf one's New Receipts for Cooking....----- 200
Mrs. Bale's New Cook 5t00k... _... 2 00
praneatelli's Celebrated Cook Book. The Modern
Cook. Bo o kustraon,6oo large octavo pages. 500
Each Cook is strongly and neatly bound In cloth.
Every housekeeper should have at least one of the
above cook Books, as they will save the price of it in
a week by consulting its pages.
For sale at
T. B. PETERSON &BROTHERS.
BCG CECESI ki u•i ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
ALL NEW BOOBS are FOR SALE at PETERSON &
AUCTION SALE.
233 3-9-Boxes Prime Virginia Manuf.
Tobacco.
POWELL & WEST, Auctioneers,
Will sell. In lots to snit, at their Store No. ki South
FRONT Street, TO-MORROW MORNING, at ll
o'clock. 183:4; Boxes Prime Virginia Mannf; Tobacco,
"John Spencer" Navy lbs., 111 Bond.
Also—se cases and boxes NAVY and lIMAGBMWS
Is and lbs. 11l
STABLE TO RENT,
With Four Stalls and Yard,
TN IMIGHBOBBOOD OF
Sixteenth and Walnut Streets.
Bent fa° a month.
Address Post-office fox 2222.
inyl7-54
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Cres son Springs,
This delightful Summer Resort will be OPEN for
the reception of guests on
SATURDAY, JUNE 2d, 1868.
For further Infbrination address
GEO. W. MULLIN,
CRESSON SPRDZOS,
myl7-ImE
CAMBRIA 00., PA.
VALUABLE CHESTNUT STREET
PROPERTY FOB SALE,
THE 'hcoßtsara OF 01:TRTH
AND C S A S
STNtiT
Apply to H. C. LEA,
myls.st 4 p' No. 706 Samosa street.
ONE PRICE CLOTHING,
JONES'
Old Established
One Price
CIA) T a ING HOUSE ,
6041%1A7R,1KET
.ABOVEI SIXTH.
Prices reduced to the lowest point.
A tine assortment of Iteady-Dlade Clothing Con
stantly on hand. Custom Work made to order at very
short notice, in style and durability unsurpassed.
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THE
"E X CEL S IOR"
11AMJ
(Selected from the beet Corn• Fed Hem)
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
J, H. MICHENER 8r CO.
GENYRAT‘ PROVISION INEALPIIR'S
And Curers of the Celebrated
46 . 1 E.XCELSIOPEL"
Sugar Cured Hams,
' TONGUES AND BEEF,
N05.:142 and 144 NORTH FRONT ST.
None gentdue unless branded
...T. H. 31. - ocr, Eicazthaoß."
Tne ,jusny celebrated "Excausioß" HAMS are
cured by I. H. M. sit (In a style to tliem•
selves). expressly for FAACILY 138 ; are of delicious
flavor; free from the unpleasant taste of salt, and are
pronounced by eplourep superior to any now offered for
sale. re24o,to,thBturp
PIiILADELPHIA ARTIST ,' SALE
ov
HIGH-CLASS
OIL PAINTINGS,
AT
Scott's ;Art Gallery,
1020 CHESTNUT STREET,
On Tiruraday Evening, May 17, 1866,
AT O'CLOCK.
B. SCOTT, Jr.„
Auctioneer.
JUST .IERLEOEAV.MII3,
4"k- A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF
WATCHES,
JEWELRY and
SILVERWARE,
Which will be sold very Low.
The celebrated Charles Frodshaza Watches.
N. RULON,
1028 Chestnut Street.
rayr-itt
YEARLY MEETING
NOTICE.
„--
,
Those of our readers who have
YEARLY MELTING FRIENDS
should remember that a Cup of
good TEA is particularly accept
able after sitting the long sessions
in a crowded assemblage. To get
the best, call on
WEST & BROWN,
Importers and Dealers in Teas,
. 800 Chestnut St.
rayless'
Office of the Union Passenger Railway
Company,
Twenty-third and Brown Streets,
14, 186+14
THE POPLAR STREET BRANCH
Of this Company will run regularly atter this data.
Passengers on arriving at the junction of Franklin
and Poplar will be passed UP TOWN without addi
tional charge.
Passengers going to the Navy Yard or Baltimore
Depot. can obtain pastes at the junction of Franklin
ano Spring Garden streets.
myls,4t rps W H. XEMBLE, Secretary.
_ _
THE suss ORIBER
(for many years connected with ' Mitchell's Saloom."
No. Ms Chestnut Street,) would respectililly inform
his friends and the public generally, that he has
OPENED AN
Ice Cream and Refreshment galoon
FOR LAMES AND GENTLEMEN,
No. 1121 CHESTNUT ST REET ,
where be hopes, by .strict attention to business, to
merit the patronage of all who may favor him with
their custom.
rp? JACOB IL EDEDSALL.
Forest Cirades
HAVANA CIGARS.
The market being overstocked with low grades and
inferior Havana elms, we have ordered and now re
ceiv
, REGALLAS ENTREAS PRIMULAS,
MEDIA REO A Tx A S PRIKERAS,
LONDRES GRANDE ESPIOrA r.'an etc.
Tbese goods no one else bas lately imported and we
Ofler them for sale in bond and duty paid.
GUMPERT BROS.;
106 8. Delaware Avenue.
RETAIL :
No. 1341 Chestnut Street.
P. B.—We most respectfully requests our Retail Pur
chasers to have their orders at our newly and magni
ficently refitted and long established store. in charge
of our .21r. ALBERT GIIMPERT, No. 1341 CREST_
NUT Street, as we sell exclusively at Wholesale at
No. 106 S. DELAWARE Avenue.
GIMPERT BROS.. Importers.
G. E. GIIIIPERT,
R. T. GUMPEKT,
A. GIIMPERT.
ms , :Stntbs3Q
•fr:-.„ J. T. GALLAGHER,
Late of BAILEY &
FORMERLY BAILEY &
Invites attention to his
NEW 7EWELRY EST A virmarrAfirhTT.
Sa W. cor. Thirteenth and Chestnut Sts.
HIS STOCK OF
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
AND OTHER
FINE JEWELRY
Sterling Silverware and Silver Plated
Ware.
will be found very complete. Those wishing to
chase or examine will find it much to their advan
to favor him with a call. All goods WARRANT%
of FIRST QUALITY, and prices satisfactory. The
OXEMBRATED VACUTEIIti - ON and OONST ANTINE
WATCH, of all sizes, ibr Ladies and Gentlemen.
Special attention given to DIAMONDS.
Watches and Clocks carefully Repaired and War
ranted. th aa to 4ro
PATENT WIRE WORK
POE littnaNGS, STORE FRONTS,
GUARDs, PARTITIONS, ac.
IRON:BEDIBTEADS AND WIRE WORB
• In variety, maradactared by ,
M. WALKER & BONS,
album 4p NO, 11 Now= SITS street.
PRILADELPHIA ARTISTS' BAIR
High-Class
OIL PAINTING&
SCOTT'S ART GALLERY,
1020 Chestnut 'Street.
On Thursday Evenhig, May 17,18%%,
AT 'I% O'CLOOZ.
B. SCOTT, jr.,
.A.loll3lErt.
GOLD MINING COMPANY
PermsylvaWa.
Capital,
PAR VALES, Si PER SHAMS,
Office, No. 276 South Third Street.
The Company bas been chartered, and their object --
Is to develop their property, which has been proven ho•
contain a large amount of mineral wealth. The evi
dences now in possession of the directors, which can
be examined at the office, display a greater richness
of "ore" than has been discovered in any gold min
ing operations. The certificate of the 11. 8. Mint,
herewith submitted,. proves this to be an undeniable.
fact.
MIICT OF Ilia, UNI'PED STATES.
ASSATEn'S OFFICE,
Fertannmettre, October al, 18 , r3.
Beport of the examination of a small specimen of
ore brought by Mr. F. W. Corinth, of Philadelphia,
and stated to be from Greene county, Pennsylvania.
The ore is a sulphuret of Iron and lead in quartz
with visible geld which appears, upon hasty inspec
tion, so much like pyritta as to be easily mistaken or
overlooked.
It was assayed In three parcels of various weight.
from 14 grains to a pennyweights, and by different
methods, either of which give accurate results; these
results show much 11..reularity as to the amount of
precious metal, bur in any case, a very extraordinary
richness! and thelargest parcel produced the highest
return.
The results areas &Bowe the amount ar per silver(
avoirdupois. =di: should be stated that the turned is present as a natural alloy of the gold-making
it somewhat paler. The fineness of the gold is from
996 to 516 thousandth (about I, carets).
One part per ... must in gold, $8 41 ) .
" silver " 00 IS
Might dollark and flits-three Ss
Anotherpastgave per pound in VS CO
OD 28
Sixteen dollars and twenty-six gis
The third andlargest partsave perlb in s97eo
Mghty-eight dollars and ninety cents_ los go
[Signed] J. R. VCS.FISLArr, Assayer.
muted examination of the above. it can be reatillY
c theaniount of gold per ton which this quartz
produces.
In order to develop the property by sinking a shaft
to the bed of "Gold Ore," the company will d
a limited number of shares of the capital stock, and
persons calling at the office can obtaM explanatory
pamphlets, and receive any information they desire.
To persons interested in Greene county.- this enter
prise fs of ranch important, as the further discovery
of Gold in other pb.ces, adjacent to the lands of the
Amber Company. give assurance of the existence or
rich mineral wealth, and fully warrant a liberal in
vestment of capital in the development of this pro
perty and the mineral resources of our own state.
OFFICERS :
PBXS EDEIAT,
JAMES 0. ADAMS.
MNa►Tztip4bra
GEORGE W. GROVE.
DIRECTORS,
JAMBS C. ADAMS. 'WILLIAM L. RLRINS„
FRIDII W. CORINTH,;JAMES MciaLNLEV.
wn."r TAM S. MAGEE. !WILLIAM BALDWIN,.
GEORGE W. GROVE. Emil:Mtn •
REFRIGERATORS.
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New Patent Self:ventilating
AMMAN REFRIGERATOR,
Patented 7antatry sth, 1664, Is the
BEST AND ONLY PERFECT
eltVentilating Preserver
In the VorldMind keel) such articles as VegetaiP
bles s Fruits, Meats, Game, Fish, Milk, Fags, &G.
LONGER, DRIER AND COLDER. •
WITH LESS ICE,
Than any other Refrigerator now In use.
E. T. FARSON & CO. I Manufacturers;
No. 220 Dock Street
raylOtbstul2o •
REFRIGERATORS.
SMITH & RICHARDSON,
Agents ibr the sale of the justly Celebrated CIEEAV. , -
COAL LINED REFItIGERATOIW.
Whole:ale and Retell,
From Six to Twenty-five Dollars.
611 MARKET STREET.
myl2-1m rp
MIEN/COVED
From 1016 Chestnut St..,
MRS. S. J. PARKER,
Dress and Cloak Maker,
1828 Chestnut Street,
m•u-itrp R. 3C. C 111.1167 °I. ' I " "
MISRLER'S HERB BITTERS,„
Wholesale and Retail.
J. GRIEL & BRO:,
GENERAL .AMMMI;
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8300,000..