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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

The Times Contrasting the abundance Of
money at the west end Of London during its
scarcity at the east end says -
Son Friday, at the west end Of the town,
there was sale Of Jewels going on Just
when, at the east end, money was scarcest.
A pair of diamond ear rings were put up,
and fetched just ,450 guineas. Then there
was necklace formed Of single row OF
diamonds, the stones bel g I" old English y
that is to say, cut in En- land many years
ago BY skilful hands before the introduction
of machinery into the business. This orna-
ment brought S45 guineas. A pearl neck
lace brought l95 guineas. Cheaper ear
rings went for 300 guineas, or little more.
Single-stone rings averaged about $50
guineas.-At another sale ring with one
diamond in it was knocked down to a fortu-
nate bidder for $40 guineas, and a loose
diamond with fine !" spread " fetched 24j
guineas- Last Saturday week q email col
lection Of pictures and drawings, mostly BY
modern masters, was Submitted to public
competition" and with the following re-
suits :-One picture fetched 1900 guineas,
another 200 guiueas, and third over
1000. A view Of Ventnor, in the Isle Of
"i5us, orougHN5to gum Jus. anu pair Oh
companion pictures-yiews in Holland-I,-
500 guineas. Altogether, twenty-sH pic
lures and three drawings realized exactly
flO,46O. This auction was lowed BY an
other, at which the gem" .he sale was
knocked down for 1000 guineas, while for
two other specimens nearly 5000 guineas
were obtained. A view Of the Thames near
Msidenhead went for GEO guineas a ssCoast
Scene," by the same artist, for $40 gulneas.
The. total produce Of the second sale was
nearly flS,OOo-the aggregate result Of the
twe being the realization Of E28, ,2S5 in
money. Four days later there was another
picture sale with results OF precisely
the same character. On Saturday the
Royal yearlings fetched on an average up-
wards Of 400 guineas piece. In fact We
need not accumulate examples.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

Total amount Of Gifts, $500 900
The drawing VII. take place, after the Concert, the
stage Of the Opera Honse where 10 600 persons can
witness f. A Committee will be appointed by the
audience superinteLd the All pur chasers and
Agen will be supplied with correct lists Of drawing as
a. published Pardes holding tickets will retain
them until after The drawing and if their number ap
pears In the list OF drawn numbers they will forward
their Tcke Immediately, with full directions to the
shipping of Goods Moneys Tickets for sale at the
principal Hote- Book and Music Stores and at Of
hce ia Madison Street. Price VI .OA each sent BY
mail receipt Of price snd stamp for return postage
Good and ReiiaAie Ageats Wanted q every City, Town
and Village In the United States, TO whom great Induce
offered.
SPGctAL TgRMs on CLUB RLrEs-Any party pro
curing club OF or for Tickets, md for
wAriIng the money for the same will be allowed the
following commission, via: will send
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

Mn. FoRREsr's receipts for his first ten
nights at Maguire's Opera House, San Fran
cisco, are said to be 81, 900 in gold.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14
GREAT INDUCEMENT. FINE CONCERT
LIST OF GIFTS.

talft in Real Estate consisting vi Lot 8, in Block
IS, kinElts Addition 10 Chicago, Oh Rush
Street, being 80 by lao feet, valued at $40 90.
20 Lots "a Brands Addition Chicago alued at 20 ot
l35 One-iourth Lots in Mm. R. Astor's 1t
Addition TO Hyde Park and Wood l2Tu valued
at 10000
| Whole section Of iani In whiteside Co.. H.,
known IS T. 32 T. ls, Il. Z, valued 10000
Total $50. GOO
l Gu 10 Greenbacks 30, ,OOO
s GiiftsI n Grsenbarks each $40 oN0 80, ,n0o
10 Girs In Greenbarks each as 600 ~, 600
GIFTS in Greenbacks each =, goo, 10000
Gift in real estate, consisting Of y. !, \, N is,
7. IS, r. Is, being miles west OF Chicago,
valued at l0,OO0
Gift in real estate, consisting Of s. W 3. E.
=. 81. 7. Is, X. 4, and y. W. I. y. 4. s. I, I.
II. r A. In juneau Co., Wis valued at 2, 200
80 Oifts In real estate, being hny lots Brands
Addition TO Chicago, esch 81 900 10000
so 0ifs in Pisnos each valued al $500, ~, 900
100 s Ia sets Of parldr furniture, each $780, 500 00
200 cents Gold Watches, each $3.50, SEQ Q
100 G ilta In Ladies Gold Watches, each tscH 10000
go GINS 10 Sewing Mschinrs, each soc 20 0O0
600 ems ia American silver Watches eseh :so, o. 60
1 600 Gifs In silk Dress Patterns each s6J Is 400
5oO Gihs in Silver Cake Baskets, each $50 $4,000
ICc7 rs IN Silver Plated Casters, each $40, 1" 900
l0.is, Gifts n oi silver :. oons each IS, so zoo
1000 Gins in sets o. Silver Forks, each s5, 50 coo
10 Gifts in Gold Clasped Albums, each -, 40 600
Juo Gns Ia Literary Books each ~, 4n0oO
,VeN Gifts IN Cutlery. each " ~ 10 O0o
10, 900 Gins in Pocket Knives. each ", ~ OO0
40, 900 5ifis ia q & Books, each ~, 10000
1000 Gifts 10 Receipt Books, each el, lOWU
is, ,lI5 Gifts in articles worth from VI 10 ~ lSOO
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14
ARMS AND LEGS.
Artificial Legs and Arms.

men Account.
Before purchasing artificial limbs el-@where he
and DIR. By's late inventions. whch Natural
ness, Cheapness. and Durability cannot he surpassed.
Apply at either OF the following Offices
London, England No. ss LeiceN,.- Square New York,
65s Broadway; Richmond, Va, n-ar the Pet Office;
Agusta, Ca Second Door from Post once New Orleans
La, ~ Carondolet street Memphis Tenn, 3s2 Main
street Nashville, Tenn. in thc City Hail Cincinnati
o. IS West FOurh street Chicago, u, opposite Poet
ONCE. Address
DOUGLAS BLY, M. D,
ASAroMIsr AND srEGEoS. Al TIA NEAREsrP o.
Send for N1mplefa
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-14

The Young Widow

The following pleasant verses which appeared in the
Mobile TLuHe about T. years ago. by Robert Jos
selyn. Of Jackson, Miss. The has an eve for nice
things Inc esebews Sam Weller
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-25
o T 1 c E.

N o t G E.
/, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in a certain
Indenture OF Mortgage Of the property hereinafter de-
Company me, as Nor gagee in Trust TO secure the
gDshy % the Of WHICH 81 Ss
dated the l2th day Of May A. D. 1859 and recorded in
OF e a o D the 18th DAY Of D. @ of In shS
book A, pages 5CS 1851 and s. and in the office
the 2ih day Ct May, A p. 1853 in mortgage booG Il,
been made than ninety days the paymcnt OF
the interest due and demanded on lhe said bonis wi
holders OF more than $50 0O6 in of he said
G Sv t6e sSo me ca SS1 me IN
ana sell 10 the highest best bidder by NJ THOMAS
GHSSGR 10 the civ Of hSs @ ephia on Thnrsdsy the
h day Of a. d. SS upon the and
The Whole OF that section of said Tyrone On clear
field Railroad from the point of Intersection with the
Tyrone ana Lock haven hailroad near Tyrone Blair
Pennsylvania as lac same is now constructed together
5 al DTega 9Pd % az me ana TSaTay Ta eSs
every description acquired by and belonging 70 said
to be derived and to ase from the same. and the
lands used and Secnoed IST ORR railways SePTots or sta
ing thereon or proSsSSFD6dG SSD dGENasALLY, iPSSflR
All he lands, railways rails bridges, culvers treste-
works eS RGGsS , rights
grounds, works. masonry, and other supeTstrlc 'ure
nature or kind aDpersinng belonging the above
mentioned property and 70 the said section Of said
pany connection therewt . ...
he section OF the Tyrone and Cleareld Railroad
extending he Intersection OF the YIone and lear-
aeo Railroad i'd YIN he RAJ T9ad p oFneTy 6eOnstg to
70 the Haid ksg Val eY hallrOad Company IS about
20 miles In ength. -
- TT ans OF SALE.
$4,000 o the purchase money he Oa in cash when
the property STUCK of aud the ba witnln days
thereafter ..
Mt account of the sain ba ance OF purchase
new, TO the of he Givdeud thereof paw able
the bonus secured by the said mortgage ne ma
ed coupons OF the said bonds be made IN the said
bOncs coupops and II the dividend is less tn4 the
actual sum que npo. the said bonds or cohpOls the
holders may retain possession the sal bonds and
coupons receptng TO the said Trustee for said
dividend and endorsing payment the same the sSid
bonds or coupons
Upon he purchase money being oaii aiore'aid the
Trustee will execute and deliver deed OF
OF the premi TO he pulchaser o. p1rchasers IN
suance OF the power conferred uoon hun by the aid
mortgage.
Any further information in respect TO said sac or
premises may be had upon applica 20 the unier-
signed Trustee Of the Office Of he iennsy yana tail
road Company. No 238 5. Third sree Pit ade phi
JOHN III GAR THOM>ON ras'ea,
No. 2S8s HIRD 81 cot,
n. THOMAS d SONT. Auc IOneers,
52l mfm Nos. lS9 and l4l FOURTH stneet.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-25
AMUSEM ENTS.

RlsLEY's CoNT1N6NTAL HxCIfxGF NEWS
lp % Ga o'cock anv evening. 1SlIy
NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE
Sf a0STf %TILfS& En s1NN 1es,eos
WILLIAM +. sINN.. .,,..:;....... Resident Manager.
pO0i' OO0T THis is EyE&ISG. iSSir il''' a. o
FAREwELL BENEFIT
'nf 5f1 aEHs SPS TRAGED1AS
SE E EB$$5S 4BfSs, 4ABfASsS'
On which occasion wil be presented the beautiful
THE SCULPToR'S DREAM.
1hE sCU LPTVR'S DIRE AN.
RaP6Gel.' MIss Josie ApH oSt5S nS
D'''O'''i iS.XiiTiuRDitXYY, ..1FTERN0oN. May 26,
LAST LAST fB%ES fB%HS 1BBA1ss 1B1ss MATISEE: ArISEE
The The t4B4 EABY SF SF Lyons. LYSSs:
Monday Evening Fa : sTy TyEBB EIBB sIsT gRs.
Admission to evening performance 29c. 0c and ~
MRS. JOHN DREW's NEW ARCH STREET
lNl THEATRE. Begins at ~ 9~Gloek ~
RESEEEF RFSEE1T OF OF tU{Y tUGY fTsHHSS E9sHFoS.
when she II TH1sp spRSsaGd pSrdag EI ERRRSfS RRsfss May u.s.
Inc "uS''"i fGHtsIS TUE BLACK a fI'fS DOMINO.
THE BL OK DOMINO. -
The Black Domino; .....Miss LUCY RusHIoN
- "--''A "ihe spiriee of Good and
Dear Smiling WOman's Eye
iH0 Oi''ei ofBoMB1sTEs FURIoso,
BoMBAsTLS FURIoSO, ,
"a Saturday, Miss tTi y ~RUsHToN,s Last Sight
Monday Mrs JOHN DREW-rHE NEEDFUL
Sea secured six days in advance.
uTALNUT STREET EATRE.-
w \. E. corner NIsTH and WALNUT Streets
Begins SrHHiIis HIS Friday EVENING, May 25,
40 BENtFIT OF
sF K. ED%IS ED%ES BSSoTTHa BOOTH.
who will appear In his great assumption OF
CARDINAL RICHELlEU,
in Bulwer's Historical Play, in fye acts 0t nv
RlCHELIEU; OR, TIE CONsPika A. ppo0
De Nauprat .....,......,...,...A SIR. Oh AhLE2
sa'aroay, EDWIN BooTfH a; RioHARD Ill
MohuaV SsE sAIssT EpWiS BBooTH as H INLET.
In rehearsal Tom Taylors Iragedy o.
The FOOLS REy EnESIE1EE,s yEsTEp
MR. EDWIN Bu0Th as THE DUhEN OEsiEh'
Chairs secured three days IN adVan.e ------- D..
n YMNAsIUM. CORNER OF NINTH AND
FOR LADIES', CENT EMEE, AND CHILDREN
Open every day and evening all summer .h ,ho
hest preventive az ainst sickness Of the coming sum
Sa4sm PrOfs. HILLEBRAND q LEWIS.
ERMANIA ORCBESTRA.-PUBLIOR RE;
T oesrssls every SATURDAY AkTEkhOOh AT
HIr ICAI FUND HALL 81 O'Clock. Engagemenis
mSoebV sddresiing GEO BGE BAsTERI; Agent NO isSl
HoNTkREY street, between Race and Vins lm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-25
TINTED STATES PRIZE CONCERT
TO BE GIvENAT
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE1
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
May 20, 1866. -.,.e
125,OOO VALUABLE PRIZES,
VALUED AT s4e2 ,575'25,
WILL BE PRESENTED TO TICKEr-HoLDERs
INCLUDING
100000 IN GREE NBAckS.
Number Of Tickets Issued, 5OO,ooO.
Number of Tickets Is.ued, SOO.oOo.
PRICE, si'oo EACH.

This is the greatest inducement ever offered o the
pubic, one ticket of every four drawing prize.
The following prizes few among the many to be
drawn. For lnl list see circuarsi-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-25

10 do City Lots $500 Oeach......,..........., 0,OJ
The drawing will take after the Concert on
the stage OF theOpera House, 10000 persons
witness it. committee viii be appointed by the au-
dlence to superintend the same All purchasers and
agents will be supplied with lists of drawings
sc published Parties holding tickets will retain
item until after the drawing and If their number ap
in the list OF numbers, they will forward
tlelr ticket Immediately with u directions to the
shipping OF goods moneys. tickets for sale at
principal Hotels Book and Music Stores in the city,
and at office n 1888 DEARBoRN Street. Price, 81
each. Sent by mail receipt OF price and for
return postage.
Good and reliable Agents wanted in every city,
town, and village in the United States, TO whom
great inducements are offered. References required.
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES
Any party procuring a club five more names for
tickets oIw ding the money for the same, will
be allowed the following commission, Wiz
WE WILL SEND
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-25

sion of the Board:-R Peter Russell, Eckley
and White Haven; Rev. W. f. Halspy, Montrose
Rev. L. w. Gibson, Sunbury and Northumber
land; Rev. w. s. Heaton, Springville and Pike;
Rev. L. N. Potter, Allentown; Rev. g. p. Hop
klns, Troy; Rev. j. l.. Heyslnger, Hulmeville
and AttleboIo; Rev. B. McGann, DoYlestown
ana CentIeSllle Rev. Hiram Adams, st. Barna
bas', Reading; Rev.! II. s. Getz, Mahanoy CITY
and Hazleton; Rev. g. B. Allen, Mlnersville and
ST. Clair; Rev. o. G. Fryer, Cornwall and parts
adjacent; Rev G. N. Spear, Altoona; Rev. A.
j. Barrow Bedford and Huntingdon; Rev. j.
Cowpland, Jr., Salem and Sterling; Rev. 7. W.
Street, Susquehanna Depot; Rev. W. A. White,
Gap Mines Rev. W. w. Spear, d. D., within
Southern Cony ocatIon: Rev. J II. H. Mllett,
st. Paul's. Harrisburg; Rev. Thomas Burrows,
Pleasant Mount, Wayle county.
IuIiDR the year forty churches out OF Phia-
oe hia con ributed 81 ,OS4 Is
During the year tw ntl -eight churches in
PhtaoeDhla contributed. ............ -. 233 80
Ctn ributed At anniversary meeting. 80 %
Contr bnted by Individuals. .,..,.,...,,... "a 6l
S5,46l60
BaleLce on hand a. last report. 25T4 20
.... IS s,O85.sO
The expendituI es have been -
For Missionaries and SECRETARY of
lne DOhrO, 10 ooi ~
For MIssoI ares and stations not ...
tt the Board. Observation-Disclosures. LIS 30
Placed at d sposal OF Bishop Stevens 20 90
Suldry items, ms,,,....,...,,.... 3o5'27
-s6 533'O5
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-25

episcopal CONVENTIoN.-At the close of
the religious services yesterday morning, the
ConN entIon proceeded 10 the transaction OF the
regular business OF the body.
The minutes ol yesterdays sessions we're read,
and after the insertion, by the Bishop of Kan
sas, OF a memorial in reference to the late
Bishop Potter. of this Diocese, to be appended
proved.
The following report was submitted from the
committee to whom was referred the subject o.
Bishop Stevens sickness, and was adopted:-
Resoived, That this Convention now assembled
while diocesan IS absent IN Europe seeking rest
for the establishment OF his health, would convey to
him ITS sympathy in hls illness, and IN his sorrow
that he is moved, Temporarily, we trust, from his
oppressive labors.
Resoiued That we appreciate his fatherlV and afIec
ionate messages TO us and 10 all the membe.s OF our
Resolued, That while it is our prayer that God may
speedily restore hm 10 health and enable HIM TO lead
the residue OF his lite IN His fear and TO HIS glory We
express the earnest hope chat the Bishop will nor
allow his desire to be engaged In hls Episcopal duties
to cause his premature return 10 his home and his
loss OF that rest so essential TO his permanent
| ration. t...H.... ..
On motion, the following resolution was laid
| on the tablet
ResolOed, That the Treasurer OF the fund for the
support OF the Epscopate be authorized and directed
TO pay tins year othe BlshOO OF the ocese the sum
of - dollars over and above his yearly salary.
The Board OF Missions presented their seventh
| annual report. IL states that the Board CON
| sists OF twelve clerical and twelve lay members.
| Twelve Missionaries have ceased their connec
| ton with the Board during the year, and twelve
| new missionaries have been appointed. The
| number now n its employ is twenty.
| The following are the names of the Mission
! ries and OF the stations now under the superyi
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-18

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