CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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BRAVE BOYS IN BLUE.
THE GREAT MEETING AT NATIONAL HALL
LAST EVENING.
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PfflLADELPHIASATOItDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1867.
Long before the hour announced for the com
mencement of the meeting at Motional Hall, It
W nlled to Its utmost capacity by a vast
audience of ladles and gentlemen. The hall
proper, the gallerleH, the private boxes, the
stage, the stairway, and every available spot
was occupied.
The platform was occupied by many of the
most distinguished and eminent leaders of the
Kepubllcan party, and as his Kxcellency Gov
ernor Geary took bis seat the applause was
actually deafening. The hall was handsomely
and appropriately decorated, and with Its en
thuslaatio and cheerful audience presented a
truly grand and mngnltloent scene;
. A great number or transparencies were
brought into the line of the multitude as they
swept into me nan, ana among trie many In
scriptions were "Soldiers In war, Citizens In
Peace I" "In Union there is Strength," "The
True Holdlers know their Friends," "In Peaee,
as In War, Faithful to our Country, ' "InPeaoe
or War, Faithful to the Union,'' and many
others of like Import. In tlie rear of the stage
was a magnificent transparency, bearing the
significant words, "bheridan not Ave miles
away." Prominent on the stage was Miss Anna
E. lilckinson.
The meeting was called to order by Clayton
McMlchael, 1-sq., after which the Throne of
Grace was solemnly Invoked by Itev. George D.
Ay res.
General Louis Wagner, Commander of the
Grand Army of the Republic, was chosen as
President of the meeting. General Wagner, on
taking the chair, made a brief speech, review
ing the course of the Democratic party previous
to and during the recent war, and contended
that their record was of such a character that
they could not be trusted with power, norcould
the soldiers vote for the ticket they had nomi
nated. A long list of Vice-Presidents and Secretaries
Was then announced and approved.
Colonel B. B. Wylle Mitchell, M. D., late of
Sheridan's aavalry corps, then read a series of
resolutions. Dr. Mitchell served as a surgeon In
the army. On one occasion he led a charge,
dashing among traitor cannon and bayonets,
and for that service was breveted; a Colonel,
lie read resolutions as thus:
Betotwd. That the unnatural war waged for four
years by the misguided men of the South, at the In
stigation ol their corrupt leaders, with the conni
vance and aid of prominent Democrats of the North,
for the avowed mimosa, of nernetuatlnir alaverv and
dissevering the Union, was definlti ly concluded and
extinguished by the surrender of all the armed
forces ot the Confederate Rebels to ihe armies of the
' Union, under Generals Giant and Sherman, in April,
lb5.
Jtetolitd, That the emancipation of the slaves of the
South obliterated the cause of the war, and that the
continued victories of the Union armies, the severe
punishment, retribution, and desolation they lnliloted
on the South, exhausted the resources of that rebel-
. llous section, and convinced at last their armies, their
generals, tuelr political leaders, and the entire Boutn
ern Deonle. ol the madness of their schemes, andldeter-
mlnea them to abandon every and all resistance to
constitutional rights and Federal authority: and that,
taught by lue inexorable logic 01 war (wmcn tuey
themselves had Invoked I. they were prepared to ac
knowledge allegiance and discharge their duties to
the republic ana peaceaoiy to concur in recun
Btructioa on the principles of true republican govern-
miiriL
Kesolved, That the liberal terms allowed to the South
bv General Grant, and approved by President Lin
coln, and the hearty and generous response to these
terms hv the neon I e of the ioval States, and the cheer
ful acquiescence by the people of the South In the
same, and also In all the rlgbtB and relations of the
colored race growing out ot their new condition, gave
assurance at this time tbut the whole people ol the
ntira noiintrv would strive In emulation to repair
the Ills ot the past and unite to make the future of our
common country alike nourisnnig in every section.
II .!..-. J mhn, .Ha k.lfrlit Vi, 1 1. .1 lud rtf afH1 tllMPA.
restored Union, perfect ibarmony. and positive pros
perity, was blasted by the assassination of Abraham
Lincoln, and the subsequent treachery of William H.
Bew ard and perildy of Andrew JohnBon.
Rniwtt That Aniirpw Jnhnnnn. the elected Vice-
President and acting President, has proved himself
to be the worst enemy the republic has ever nau:
im ha, 4rnm tho Knit nitlnlpri and deceived the oeo
pie Into a belief in his bouesty and patriotism, and
tomillarl thamtn hla nunnnrt and elevation.
He has deluded an entire race Into the belief that
be was their Iriena ana cnampion, ana una iuuu iir
Viled, spurned, and oppressed them: ... ...
He has abused and perverted the functions of his
high position by granting pardons, preferments, and
rewards to unrepentant Rebels: by obstructing the
reorganization ol society at the South, and tne recon
struction of the disloyal States on the equitable terms
that Congress had provided. In order that tho eman
cipated slaves and other loyal pe-ple should be pro-
teHledbdonerlfhese things by dally consultations
with notorious Rebols and their lnfumous and cow
ardly allies ot the North;'.thecorrupt, but able, proml
jient. and Influential leaders who persuaded President
Buchanan to declare that the Federal Government
Sad up Power to coerce seceding Btttoobeeoe.
By vetoing the bill for the continuance of the Feeed
men's llweau and the Civil Rights bill, and by divers
jBJ&That ho has cruelly violated the Plainest
laws of order and humanity, by P" 'e,
lie did not Instigate, a savage mob Perpetrate the
most barbarous outrages and murders at Hew or-
w A)rtThat he has assumed and enforced powers
T,fa known to tl,S Constitution and the laws, bat In
deroKtt?lonor both; by resisting Congress; by grant.
Bouth. and advising
Andrew Johnson would doclare martial law In
the District of Columbia, and, with the Mary
land troops, block up the highway to Washing,
ton. In conclusion, be nrged tha Republicans
to vote the entire ticket, and not allow any side
Issues to come In to defeat the party upon'whlch
the salvation of the country depends.
At the conclusion of the Governor's speech,
Mr. Philip Lawrence recited "Sheridan's Ride."
The Chairman then Introduced the Illinois
Congressman who resigned his seat In Oor.gre
to take bis sword In the army General tarns
worth. lie said tht this was the first time he had ever
spoken In Philadelphia, and he was Inexpressibly
gratified at seeing so many faces that he had met,
and had not since seen. on the late battle-Held. He
knew nothing of the peculiar local Issues in Philadel
phia, hut would add something to what Governor
Geary bad laid about soldiers voting the Democrallo
ticket.
The livery of Heaven Is often nsed In the service or
the Devil, and good men are often seduced Into the
support of a had cause, A man Is known by the com
pany be keens, and If a good man gets into bad coin
pany. he and his company should alike be shunned.
"Divide and conquer'' is the motto of the Democrat.
The party has no principle except the principle of
spoil. It used to he the lawgiver of the country; It
ued to make Presidents constitutions and laws,
tit has dwindled ever nlnnn tho lonrosv of slavery
struck Its vitals, until it is a mendicant a beggar of
ota cioines ana coiu victuals. (Applause.) 11 Is ever
Changing, for the snke of slavery.
Now, It is tor this thing; to-morrow It Is against It,
and the next day It Is lor Itagaln. Throughout the
war It opposed In every possible way the putting
down of traitors, Before the commencement of Ihe
war It Insisted that there was no power In the Consti
tution to coerce a Btate. and that It was unconstitu
tional to raise a soldier. They told us that we must
marcii over ineir dead carcasses (latiguier) netore we
could cross Mason and Dixon's line. (We should
have to bold our noses.) (Laughter.) We never
futmd any of these poor carcasses.
When Congress made an appropriation to pay the
army, tbey always found In the Constitution some
scruple or otner agninsi voting enner men or money.
They opposed In Congress laws which were passed lor
the punishment of guerillas, those villains who shot
our wounded soldiers. In every possible, coucelvabe
wuy the Democratic party gave aid and comfort to the
enemy as lar as ineir uastaruiy spirit wouin allow
tliem. Tnev denounced the soldiers as Lincoln's hire
lings. 1 hey, In every Btate. voted against allowing
the soioiers or tne several etaies me rigut to vote
while in the tieiu.
At every cf rner tnev cried nut "constnutlon con-
tltutlou!" (laughter), Insisting that we were tearing
jMFOTtTAWT TO BrTVKRfl OF HOBTltRY. GOOTfl.
Messrs.CookABrother.no. 68 North Eighth
Street, claim to be the only firm In Phlladel
delpbla keeping all gradet of Hosiery at Hetail
wno import meix own gooua. iusj iwi
sutured
1. That by avoiding: the profits ana commis
sions Imposed In the ordinary course of trade,
they save tneir customers et least zo per cent ;
& xnat tnev nave tne anaiiiy oi tueir gooua
under complete control, using the best yarns,
and employing the beat workmen in their
manufacture.
a. That, having direct access to European
rcarkets, they can keep a more complete stock
than If dependent upon putcnases maue nere
of foreign goods.
A call from ine reaaer is soncitea at. mmt
tore, Ho. 53 North Eighth street.
Cheap BoapI Good Boap! Natrona Refined
Baponlfler or Concentrated Lye. Two cents a pound
lor superior Bard Boap. Twelve pounds of Bolt soap
for one cent. Every family can make their own Boap.
All varieties of Boap as easily made as a cup of coffee.
Is a new concentrated lye for making Boap, just dis
covered in Greenland, In the Arctic Beas, and Is com
posed mainly of alum In ate of soda, which, when
mixed with refuse fat, produces tne Dest detersive
Boap In the world. One box will make 175 pounds of
good Boft Boap, or its equivalent in superior Hard
Boap, Retailed by all druggists and grocers in the
UDlted States. Full recipes with each box. ueaiers
can obtain It wholesale in cases, each containing 48
boxes, at a liberal discount, of all the wholesale
crocers and druggists In all the towns and cities ol the
ftflierf I Mates, or of CLIFFORD PJi.MBH.KTON,
General Agent, Pittsburg, Pa.
nm.un wav's Pima. Nrcnvot's Dkbility. Etc,
As a fedative and Invigorating medicine, these Pills
have had an astonishing success In every nart of the
..luiii'eri irlohe. Thev are nnafVected hv climate, as
heir operations are the same In tne torrid r.one or the
Arctic regions. They regulate the pulse and the action
r !.., i.uurt limcA Htul Htri.nit.lien Ihe relaxed nerves.
clve tone ana energy 10 tne general bj-sihiu, mm
re-estiinn'.iiiiiB "' " ""
extlnguisii tnw imhii mo ui uivLuiiuviji uc.wowv
vpltlls. Dines, yapors, bii
C?oiu vy WUl XJX l.Sia"'.
by grant'
ar the ban
nffaw" bs incUlnraad encouraging dlsaflecllon at .the
I' and advising resistance to. the laws of Con-
Bress and by other acts calculated to oriug wue
KtT contempt, and precipitate the people Into
knnther civil war; for these reasons,
rfotw". That we. urge the House of Repreeenta
' tiv when it Bball assemble in November next, to
foTSkny impeach the said Andrew Jobuson of high
crimes, and misdemeanors.
Rfbel Stwes, on the true principle of repuhl lean go v
tital r 1. ,11 art r,ri,.,-t reoreseutatlon of
tnesald "siatei in' Congress'-the revfval agricul
ture trade, and commerce over the entire Bouth. the
protnn" f arts, education. 12v.?,
SJJ a iSd intil etuai powei TWhlch contrl8uU to
aci and a h gn civillzatfon-would long since have
Keesblishfd on a solid basis In the Bouth, and
that we would have met our brethren or that section
If wtaTiS and colored-and they would have met us. In
Zuo Christian spirit ol oouolllailoa and concord, but
io? the perfluious machinations of Andrew Johnson
and his flagitious adviser.
kmoIumI That the profound regard of this meeting
Is berehy tend"ed ti TMjor General Phlnp H. Bherr-
if.. MVr-tleneral Daniel K b ckles, and to Hon.
idwInT: ' Btanton. Beciretary of VVar: and that w.
jwiwm w .1...,,... ..,111 naoar ffirtfMt Llllr inde.
asaure tnem iuo unu.. "...
nendence and illustrious worth. ,,,.-- t
P lfrtolwd. That we have unbounded confidence in
rjouresTand that we lender to it our thauks and our
IxjugreB". irlnn of our accord with
Ke AtTliude In which it stands to the nallou. we shall
tn ''". .. 1. ii ,i,.tiit. and do now de-
ternilne that our city a d ourstateshal .by npal
fialorltles. show to the nation how they abhor the
Wihh! 'treachery of the sutcebsor of our martyred
President.
the Constitution to racs and tatters In preserving the
Union. This craven -nea-tea party, tins miserable
remnant, this tiod-forsakeu confederacy of Kobols
and traitors, attempt to steal now and then a poor de
Hided soldier wttn tne promise or a petty ontce, mat
they rnigut put mm upon ineir ticKet, ana men point
to him ana cry out, "iieuoiu tne soiuier s iicKeti"
"Here U the patriotic ticket!" upholding, as they do.
Yallantllgnam, wooa, anu an tne rest 01 tnat party.
No matter what we propose in Congress, they oppose
it. They lost their principles when they lost the head
and the brains ot my distinguished iriena uenerai
Geary, who, with thousand ot outers, lett it long ago,
The Dnmncratlo Dartv have actually had the mean
ness to steal Anurew jonnsou. txauguter nuu i
,,lmi.l That niN nhnut the meanest tiettv larceny
they ever committed. Andrew Johnson Is the ucllug
resiuentoi tne uuiieu otates ci injuiu wit.
The sneaker then revteweu tne course or Anurnw
Johnson from the time betook bis seat up to his latest
treasonable act. condemning In strong terms tke re
moval 01 Ktauton, enertaan, oicxtes, anuotueni.
Alter Uenerai arnswortu retirea uenerai
Wagner announped that he had letters from
ne.ne.rulH Butler. Sickles. Rchurz. and John A.
Logan, after which the procession of the Grand
Army of the Republic, with the vast audience,
proceeded to tne u nion league liouse.
Ontalda Maetlna;.
Outside of National Hall there was a tremen
dous mass meeting, over whioh Major T. T.
Pratt presided. Major t'raii maue a snort aa
dress on taking the chair, exhorting tne assem
blage to be true to their party, and not counte
nance the Democratic party.
Captain A. M. K. Storrlo congratulated the
rvnrtv that thev could turn out suon an im
meuse assemblage of gallant soldiers. He said
he had a tear of svmuathv for the Rebel dead.
He expressed a fear that the country's enemies
would get into power, and undo an ineir wont.
Lieutenant Lemuel Reeves said be was pre
sent as a Jerseyman to do honor to Pennsylva
nia's beroea.
The Democracy are Jubilant over the news
from California. They claim that they have
rmined a creat victory, and mat, it is a lore'
runner of still more important victories. They
will talk finite differently on the Oth of October.
Grant Is silll and will be forever a friend and
iinhnlrler nf hlH country.
He may yet be called upon to execute two
orders, one from President Johnson and one
from President Wade. .There Is no doubt but
what he would chose tnat endorsed uy ine ioyat
Representatives of the people.
I Addresses were also made by Captain Curry,
of Delaware, and others.
Tha Serenade.
The serenade took Dlaoe asannounoed. Broad
street was literally Jammed with peeple, reach
ing nearly the entire distance from Chesnnt to
Walnut Btreeta. The League House was gaily
bedecked with flags, and rows of gas Jots ex
tended along the trout of the beautiful struc
ture, containing in living fire the names or
(Sheridan, (Sickles, and Geary. The .eflect waa
lndetcribably grand, and the demonstration a
perfect and glorious success. tha,
y General Louis Wagner, In behalf of the
"Army of the Republic," extended a coruiat
greeting of welcome to Generals Bheridan and
After'three cheers for Bheridan, whioh were
proposed by Mayor McMlchael, the General
spoke as follows:
Comrades 1 I nave had a great msuy pruuu uj
my life. I have fell, as most of you have fett, tha
exultation that comes from a victory. 1 have seen
the ling ol the Rebellion presented to us at Appomat
tox. 1 have Inmauy wajs.duriug the last lour years,
been gratified; but I can assure you that I have no;
had a prouder day than this. To day I was presented
to tbe Union League of Philadelphia: and now. to
night, I am presented to the Uraud Army of the Re
public. A long and able speech was then made by
Malor-General Daniel E. Sickles, explaining
the operation of the Reconstruction laws in tho
Southern districts.
General Geary, in response to repeated cans,
made a short address, and bid the audience
"cood night."
a nor Vieer for Sheridan. Sickles, and Geary,
the audience dispersed to their homes.
1 Thb Waokbr Fbbb Institute of Science,
rv.DMii-Dlrtir Kr.VKHTBBNTH BTBKET AN D M0NT8O-
T . r-v ivnlll'lll.Dt 11111 NOTTINOITAM CURTAINS
selling oil' very cheap. Persons wishing to purchase
would do well to call at w. lieury I'atieu s uuruun
Btore, No. 1408 Chesnut street.
HOOP SKIRTS.
028. VM. T. HOPKINS, 023.
MANUFACTURER OF FIRST QUALITY;
HOOP SKIRTS,
NO.
FOR THE TRADE AND AT RETAIL.
6S9 AKCII RTBEET, ItRfcOW
YEHTII, nilhADlXriUA,
Also dealer In full lines of low-priced New York
and Kaslern made Skirts.
All the new ana aesirnoie myien anasi7." m u
Misses', and Children's Hoop-skirts, constantly on
band and made to order, embracing the largest and
most vsrled assortment In this market, at very mode-
"i verymdT should try Onr Own Make" of Hoop
Bklrts, as they have noeqnal.
ISotllnern, esi-rn, bihi m-nr . 1 .'i. "iijbh v .11 uiii
It to their Interest to exaastne our goods.
Catalogues of styles, sizes, and prices sent to any
address. 8ra-
AMUSEMENTS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
piRST QUALITY
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS,
FOR CENTS AND BOYS.
PRICES MODERATE.
BARTLETT,
srf Tlnnrn INn HHOF8. We WOtlld Call the
early' attention of the trade to the large sale 01 Hoots,
Lr...... -11.., .,., ituimorRls. etc.. to be sold bv McClel
land & Co.. Auctioneers, at their Btore, No. W16 Market
street, on Monday morning. Sept. 30, commencing at
10 o clock- precisely,
wiTvit. nn.T. Ann Rosewood Cornicrs, elegant
designs, very cheap, at Patten's. No. 14u Cheanut sU ;
CnnoMos. Fink Knobavinos, Photographic Gems,
also Deep-wreath Frames lor hair, wax, or preserved
- n Vnima, jSt i r a n ii ftirl ii i'er-i ft f I.nolclnif-
glasaes and Picture Frames, No. 624 Arch street.
Ftrne rnNiritr?rTON9. At Georste W. Jenkins',
No. 1037 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign rruits, nuts, aimouuB, etc, b wen na
one assortment of confections. Jenkins Is
worthy of a call.
Lack anp Muslin ani Nottinoitam Curtains
selling oil' very cheap, Persons wisning to ptircnase
would do weiitocauat w . txvuiy ir n o
Btore, No. 1408 Chesnut street.
G Btbow Morsk's Dining Rooms, No. 002
and 904 Arch street, for ladieH and gentlemen,
are now the popular resort for thobe in search
of good dinners, vuiu mem.
To Ohtain Eabk in thi Nkck,
Purchase the "Model Bhoulder-Seara Bhlrt."
5-Purchase the "Model Bboulder-Seam BhlrU"
S-Purchae the "Model Bhoulder-Heam Bhlrt."
MoIntibb fc Bbo.,No. 1035 Chesnut street.
Gkovkr A Bakkr'b Highest Premium Sow
ing Machines, No. 730CheBnut street.
Walnft, Gut, and Rosfwood Corntcks, elegant
designs, very cheap, at ratten s, ao. nuo juBiimi .
Jokbs A Thaohkb, Printers, 610 Minor Bt.
J(n5"TRBMENDOUS AS80RTMKNT
B ir TrnnetuUiui A uortment
MTTreminduut Assortment
a -- llluMKHjnii, A omtftmeiit.
Merit and Unvt' Clnthina .'"ItH
Mtn't and Boys' CMMnpfiil
Mm' t and Bom' Cloth Ino .'-
Men't and Boyf Oothing t'ii.4.
tnZnU H and Bett Stylrt I
tt irJjOtrM and Bft Siy let t
m -J,atet and Bent Sty let I
i ...... ....,1 Uvttl Ktuhat
hj, u..... .... WANAMAKJtB A Brown.
Tub Labqkst Cloth j no Houbb,
UAK J1A1.U
Plrp
HO. 33 BOGin SIXTH STREET,
ABOVE CHESNUT.
WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES.
B.
J. WILLIAMS & SONS,
so. 16 noiitii sixth stbeet,
"manufacturers op
VENETIAN BLINDS
AND
WINDOW B II A. 13 JLU W.
Largest and finest assortment In the city at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
BTORE fcHADES made and lettereu. a w
831, CHARLES L. HALE, 831,
(Late Balesman and Superintendent lor B. J. Williams)
KO. 831 AKCM SI BEET,
MANTJFACTCBSB 0
VENETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW BHADES.
TArgest and finest assortment In the city at tbe
LOWEST PRICES, 1 m0D
TJPBOLBTERINQ IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
BOARDING.
PREACHING IN THE
CHESNUT STREET THEATRE,
TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) XTENIKO.
AT 7H O'CLOCK, BY
HEV. J. WALKER JACKSON,
Under the auspices ot tbe
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
Subject: "THE GREAT QUESTION."
Prayer Mtttlnt In the Hall of the Association after
the services in the Theatre. All are invited.
The nse or the. Theatre Is given gratuitously by
Messrs. Sinn & Co. It
ACADEMY OF MUSI C
J, K. WcIOOtT(4H.. Lessee and Mauager.
(iEISKHAL B11K1UDAN AND BTAl'J)',
together with .
MAJOR-GENERAL BICKLES,
by Invitation of Mr. J. K. McDonouph,
WILL VlisiT T11K ACADKMY OF MUSIC TO
NIGHT, to vvIdcbb the magnificent Hpectsrle,
THE HLACK CKOOK.
TIIIHII WS.I..K
of the great sensation at NIHLO's GARDEN, NEW
YORK, ot Charles M. liarras' Piny of
BLACK CUOOK,
GRAND PARiniF.NNK RALLET TROUrF,
ENUUlUiKD BY THB KNT1HK SUNDAY PUES9
- AND DAILY JOUitNALH.
HO DIHSKNTINtJ VOIUHS.
PniLADELI'llIA KtiUALH NliW YORK,
A IVfiirAKIWJfl
ONCE THOUGHT lMfO-rtlBLE, BUT NOW
iULLY EBTABLIbUED
Y
ADMITITKG THOUSANDS.
NOTICE. Arranneintnts have been made with the
Wliiiiinirton. Delaware, Chester, Noirlslown, and
Trenton Railway Companies
TO RUN Hl'KCIAL TRAINS,
to Visit the Academy of Music and witness
t. n...nn.. ,r wiiirh the Manacer has yielded
to ihe general desire to commence the er,or"1l,Ioe
at iy. . so as to conclude the Grand Fairy Spectacle by
li Ji. Hiving ample time to reach home by 11 o clock".
,,i, ,.tto tiiihsrto hen an well attended, will be
n..nAi.a nii tha same care and attention aa a
nlKbt's performance, and commence at 2.
AOnilSaiOD, i; tuuuiru, myruio. T W Jtw
Koaui secured six days in advance, at IiKM
WALKER'S Music Store. No. 722 CHIOHW u r
ind at the ACADEMY 6f MUBIC from 10 untU S
o'clock" each day
MtOjjILLAIlD A OO
(Sni-oexBora to Phllln Ford (m,).
AUCTriOMULKB. tiO. Ut MAuKAAA' BITS
BALE OF 1800 CAPES ROOTS. P1T0E3, ERO
cans, iiai,m()hai, arru.
On Monday Morning,
Bentemher 0. commenolnff at 10 o'clock, we will sell
by rntalociie, for cash, ismi cases Men's. Boys', and
t uiiwis jBoom, rnften, iirt.(n, ihiuiiwi.ib, tjw
i Iso. Women's. M lues'. and Children's wear, to whlon
the special attention of the trade is called. 24 8t
SALE OF 1800 OASES ROOTS, BHOES, BBO
OAKS, KTU.
On Thursday Morning.
October J. commencing av 10 o'cioclr, we will "H
by raialogne, lor cash, 1800 cases JUoola, bhoef,
Ilrocans. Italmorals, etc
Also, Women's, Misses', and Children's wear, to
which the attention of the trade is called. (0 18 it
AUCTION SALES.
N
EW CHESSOT STREET TUEATitri.
THIS (SBiurciayi
A MAMMOTH iilLil
LAST NIGHT
OF
MR. and MRS. W. 3. FLORENCE.
TWO SPLENDID DRAMAS. .
To commence wllh the thrilling Drama,
B (Introducing a Jig with Mrs. Florence.)
To conclude wllb the nautical Drama, in two acta,
entitled the FLOATING BEACON. nTy
MONDAY-M r, J AMM K. M OTOOOH.
W 1 i Tj vy uivivo v y-' " ' - ' J
THIS (Saturday) AFTERNOON.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
STREET THEATRE.
v. r XT-NTH and WALNUT. Begins at.
T.uiveiv th fjist Nieht of Shakespeare's Fairy
Operatic Bpectacle, In Flv AcU. of .
UPB A MIDBUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.
FINAL MATINEE.
a innciiiiMfn MlllHT'H IjKKAM.
THIS (Saturday) AFTERNOON. Sept. 28. for Ladles
and Children. Doors open at Vi. Commence at J.
Admission. 60 cents. Children, ball-price.
In Rehearsal. T. W. Robertson's new and popular
IngllBh Comedy of CASTE.
WALNUT
VV N.
OHN 13. MY EKS CO., AUCTIONEEJIS
Nob. m and 284 MARKET Street.
LARGE PEREMPTORY BALE OF FRENCTT. AND
OTiiJul AUHurfcAH i'n i uwud, axu., ,
On Monday Morning,
Bert. 80. at 10 o'clock, on loor months' oredlt, 700
lols of French, India, German, and British Dry
Goods. 1K24 6t
IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL SALE OF FRENCH
VRhJSti GOODS AND VI!.11j UAlVEAJtllO.
On Monday morning,
September 80. bv cataloaue. on four months' credit,
by order ot . . ,
JUiLtoM;"3. ii. SIAlLLiAlUil a VU.(
Comprising:
pieces 4 veil bareae. Hue to upcr qnalltlos, lit
brown, atullne, areen, and black.
pieces uiaca oouioatiues, une w suoiim
pieces 4-4 black silk chain tarn lie, one to luoiime
qualities. fc
pieces ann DiacK moussenne uaiaiuo., uu
to sublime qualities.
iieces fu ana i men merino cioin, nnv w buuiiiuv
qnaliiles, la high colors, modes, Blaoiaxk, black and
pieces worl popellne.
pieces wool popellne Pekln.
piecsa wool epliiRllne reps. '
pieces silk ohalue popellne.
pieces allk chains plusltna reps, fine to toper
extra qualities. In ansorted colors, Blsmark and black.
piece printed wool popellnea, embracing very
rich and select siyles.
pieces printed monssellne delaines, luperflna
quality, very select sty las,
pieces Blanks Empress cloth, fine to supar quail- -ties,
1n assorted colors, Blsmark and black.
Ail Ibis season's Importation,
N. B. We Invite the attention of all d rats nods
buyers to this sale, which will embrace all qualities of
tbe most favorite make Imported.
We will add to the above sale: r!7 2t
8AXONY AND BRITISH DRESS GOODS, BLACK
AND COLORED BILKS, bUAWLB. ETC,
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF BOOTS HOES.
BltOGANB, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETO.
On Tuesday Morning,
October 1, at 10 o'clock, on four months' credit.
ir.in nurkaffes boots, shoes, baliuorals. etc.. cltv and
Eastern manufacture. 19 25 to
SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF THB
BELBERRY A CO
By catalogue, on four months' credit, at 10 o clock,
""""On Wednesday. October a. "
Comprising In part: ' J wkm
tocases lbdmorden Long and Square BlanketShawis.
25 cases Waterloo and other Shawls; 1009 dozen
Broche Bcarls.
looo doeen genuine Empress Kid Gloves.
800 pieces Dress Goods, In great variety.
iinVic-ii l.ln rtna. Domestics. Balmoral Skirts, eta.
12 cases Blackwood Beavers; 800 pieces Cloaklngs,
etc. . - LMSt
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH, FRENCH,
GERMAN. AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
On four months' credit,
On Thursday morning,
I; October 8, at 10 o'clock, embracing luus packases and
ota of staple and fancy article. . L27jt
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGS, ETC;.
Oa Friday Morning, -October
4, at lit o'clock, on tour months credit,
about 200 pieces of Ingrain, Venetian, list, hemp,,
cottase. and rag carpetlngs. 19 2S 6i
. .-. i.m TlTrT ,TT T7- NT
-MOi OIUAKU sikwi, ,DCJ,-Z ft
1 I ZlL Chesnut and Market and Eleventh and
. ii iAatnr1 A wnmmnnfttlnn
Twelfth streets-uUtr. '"-Y' rolinn
for permaneni, transient, w l-
JOHN DREW'S AKCH STREET
miTF a nn v Tiaam nnan m.t 1: commRDCCfl At 73lis
fi,Sra1n .id" f A v H T HI I.L.
Xf iaa IIH NKi H. 1 1 A inviliu. iv-i''
A TBS.
XYJ- 1
BOARDING WANTED.
OARD1NG.-W ANTED, IN A GOOD LOCA-
lion, boarding lor a mm", - n
' . . . . a .i nhllrin .i. tha fall And
Tug Cobnkbtjf Sixth amp Mabkkt Btbbet8. I wluier
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Newt tea First Page.
"R
. . i ntnllHvAii 9rw tha rn.ll ft. I
llemau. nm wiie.auu u ,
where there are no other boarders would be preferred.
Address "'MERCH ANT." Box 1267 Philadelphia Post
OlUce. stating price per month, and location, and time
when an Interview can be had.
ALHARAO rOB HILADEIPMIA THIS CAT,
son Risiai........ '6a I Mnoa Ribs...-.. 6-27
B 4S HIBH WATB.. 167
" PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADJB.
-r-r . , XI' .viufiU
ruiklilcll IV H K ULKBi J-MOKTITLT COJfKITTKB.
Jahkb T. Yqunh.
MOVKMENT8 OF OCEAN STEAJIKBS,
FOB AMERICA
eKnihkmnlon...New York........SeDL 10
?ITii ."..'!r....LIverpool...New York ....Bept. 10
A, A. ' Liverpool New YorK...........Bpu 11
liamaiouta Hamhurg...New York....M.......Sept. 12
plrun.."" .. Llverpool...Uueheo Bepu 14
Java veHrpTOl- n?-vrk
ivlia London...New York.
C of N"."Vork Liverpool...New York.
Perelre - Havre.
EXCURSIONS.
FARE TO WILMINGTON, 15
' .v ... iikAain m i-f rki ir in nHiiui.
ZXXcM Wlllti, ATT.-Jt.ri ym. , - " nra.T
. ,i . i t M i a v ul v h. kiir hlhuuiujc aha ahaj
will leave CHESN UT Btreel wharf at 9 4 A, , M. and
8-46 P. M. Relnrnlng, leaves Wilmington at 6 to A. Al.
and 12-45 P.M. . . . ,, ,.
Fare to Wilmington. 10 cenia; iju
cents. Fare to Chester or Hook. 10 centa.
9 8 im
..New York.,
Bept. 14
...Sept. 14
Sept. 14
Sept. 14
l'a'mvra'".'.........-LlverH)ol...New York Sept. 14
1 a. Ill 1 t.-i t. t-runuk
....Sept. 58
-sept,
..Sept. V)
epu 28
.............JepU 28
......epu 2t
.....HepU 28
......Oct, z
...Oot 2
,...Oct. i 8
.MOct. 8
.....Oct. 5
.....Or.t. 5
,-Oct.
Col Paris.,
England.....,
Iowa . .
Heiiuna........
eutouia
Baltic
ltuSBla
C of Cork..
Bremen
Columbia...,
Antwerp.....
Denmark
mkby A vane. The popular lectures of this College
will commence ineir amunmai roaiuu u AUv...-j ,
Beptember 80. at half-past 7 P. M.. at the lecture room
of the Institute, and be continued three times each,
week. In the lollowlng order:-' Geology ." Monday
evening, by Professor Wagner; Chemistry," by Pro
;;'. lLi wrinpii-. Natural Philosophy.''
by Profeasor Gauntt, on Friday. The subjects la their
respective departments will be fully discussed aud
extensively musirawu uj unimm. uu TTA,D1'",
TbOBe designing to cultivate a taste tor scientluo in
vestlgatlou are coruiaiiy iuvimju iu u.uu, uuu
and female. Admission free. The most convenient
approach is oy tne futeeuiu oirwn rani wiuumui r
Columbia avenue.
Distillery in a Cornfield. Latt Thursday J
some reveuue olllcers oiscoverea a wnisvy sun in
Cltk hlTUUPlC.
.New York...Llverp6ol
.New york...Lilverpooi.
.New Yorlu..Gla8gow.
.New York.,.Havre....
.New YorkLondon..
New York...Hamburg,
New York...Breinen.......
New York...Llverpool...
...New York...Antwerp..
New York...Bremeh..
.New YorkUavana...
......New York...Llverpool..
New York...Llverpool
n.u.nni. . New York...GlaSKOW....
n nf Ant warn. New York. ..Liverpool
W. EvermanPhllttda,....Charleaton..M..8ept.
Alliance ...philada......Charlei)ton...........MHept. z
Tunawauda....,Phllada.......Bavannab...,..MMM.Sept. 28
Gen. Meade......New YorkNew 0rleaus..,M.6ept. 28
H. Hudson Philada HttVaua.,....Oct. 1
Starof theUnlon.Philada...Cbarleston.MMM....Oct. 2
PloneerM.....iniiaaa.... w umiiigiua..nm.M.vfuk o
TUKa......... Phllada New Orleans.........Oct. 6
Malls are iorwaruea oy every .muuvi iu mo iR11""
lines. The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queens town, except the Canadian line, which call at
l-Ouaonaei y. iua iwaiuvn wivi uuui vu--nent
call at Southampton.
. . . . i Kit w. ara nrenared for
tJrSStMii it th rlm"rlc.n people: w, are read, to
SffinY. workshop the factory, tue desk, tbe farm-to
tluH aud arm ana ngut lor our
opeiaiion in tuiunciu, i
aud male a seizure of It.
cast aHlde domestic
,"".lr"".7..Tr-.T..3f..7 .,f inn naHt. we will never
Su lei Rebe is to rule patriots, our glorious leaders to
be reviled 1 or our Confess to be res.sted by a traitor
SSs KeaWeut. backed by a guilty band ofcousplrators
. ,, ..i.r.,1 i, t mlHirulded party.
The resolution relative to thetaMbment of
the Presidential traitor n - -7
r,lause that lusted lor some mlnutea, the
F.1" 1 ,iu.,w T their feet as they gave expres-
aion to their frellogH. Another burst weutup
aa the resolution was read toanklpK Bher dau.
i.ki?JSSd I Stanton for the services rendered
The last tnree reauiu-
a.- 11. A.ndl rir
'l"T. r ;m.r llian the fore
Vgoin.Wand thrwhole' we.e adopted with one
"iC'cK&n now introduced the patriot
nii'lriS w. tlearv. Governor of Pennsyl.
vanla.aiialnstwhom every f'""1.
. ,u r. .t 1, annui nh.'l vml llelBler
Alter the applause) had suhslded, the
n" ". .. i.uit hAfln in thewest-
em part of the Hlale during the paf'Vf?
.,i v... ,.i,i uuv 1 liat General Activity
wus "now in command, and that victory was
already stamped upon their banners, ipe
1 !...Hii. ....itul 11 noil the
udlclal ticket, and the entire tioket. would
tAi narrliwl n A llA,.hano ilf Altlit. LO L6U
thousand mulnrltv. He found the menus
nf tlm ll,niiLllni,n ,i.,lu linn I at. WOI'k 111 all
th edlltil l4.a unH oil miiiHilunt nf HUCCeSS. U.0
referred lo the Importance of electing Judge
Williams, as Ula Opponeut had docidod that the
currtiicv lsBiied hv the anthoi-ltv of Con ureas
was not a legal tender. Iu referring U the
acts of Congress, he said he would sustain
that body with all his mlclit and all the
' cower he possessed, lie slauul that he saw
secession In 1K00, and at tnat time Jeff. Davli
-was the motit prominent figure, and Andrew
joDDSuu umireu iu ua inn aeoonu, Dut J on.
Davis considered mm loo moan to occupy
tbe iioniuou oi aecuuu iu a Honinern oon
lederacy. He was opposed to Andrew Joaa
uon now because lie would destroy tha
nation, 11 he baa me power, ir Pennsylvania
should go lor tha Democrats, he believed th
In tbe Twenty-llfth Ward,
A watchman was put in
charge, while the revenue officer went In search of
a carter to removw ma bum u wm.i ,.upc.vj.
While be was gotie a crowd ol meu came, put a
twenty dollar bill Into the hands of the watchman,
n.,.. an ha rniirht be 'rouehlv Itandled, Hs did
leave, and proceeoing 10 tue uun;e 01 jvevouun annul
U 1., 1111.111, U 111 IM 11 L N lOVLB. BUU imuuvuuvo. -im
twenty dollar bill. When the Revenue Inspector
went back to the place where the still was, he dis
covered that everytniug nau ueeu reiuuvou.
Commencement Exkrcihes. Yesterday after
noon Ihe Mount Vernon Grammar School held their
fceml annual exfrclHts. They passed off very agree-
ni.lv Ami rtiiectea creat creuii. uu m. wuum. iuo
in . ti.a v, 11 111 ladles was very tine and the re-
..i.-iiMim well delivered. Addresses were made by
n..i.,ui im n'tt (' Monro. Profoisor Rlche. aud Wll
n.m iiinm. Kho. a nalr ol very baudaome va'es
were presenteu oy 11m Kr""""ll" m
MuiiiiH, the Principal. The Mount Vernon stands
rf.,iiii iiiurh as an educational Insillution, ami
such exhibitions cannot fall to 1 dd to its excellent re
putation.
Death or a Well-known Publisher
Uriah Hunt, a veteran puniisner ana a nigiuy re
spected cln.eu, died lal 11 II' In. at bis residence, in
Vnri, vi.niin. lie was a native of Guilford couuty.
ic rv 11 n came to this city at an early age. and
It'arneU HIS uunuivnn iu tuv uumisuiug uvue. ui in.
late Benjamin wacner,
A Fearful Leap. Lewia
stven years, lumrea 1.11 tne mgu
Klinger, aged
Brldue Into the
....ir at tha foot of Hrown street, and waa drowned.
'J'he body w as recovered and taken home, when the
Coroner was uumucu.
SHEBirtAN ANPSOITB AT THB CONTINENTAL. Not
OUlV tlilS OlS' IDgUlHIieu m njv,,-..i,r:, m, uu uia .una,
hnt KHveral other rea araablsfutti can be su at th
ConUuental spy day. at Churl . Blokes A Co.'s first.
,.OCU
. . w nv.nnoTva rnr tittT .
W. IJAILiI AV HALT
2X3- mlnaton. Del. On and after TUES-
XA. oepiemner 10, ine sienmer umn ii.t.yvA
will leave second wharf above Arch Street dally at
10 A. M. and 4 P. M. Returning, leave MARKET
Street Wharf, Wilmington, at 7 A. M. and I P. M.
Fare for the round trip. .. . Su cents
Ki. iria tirket .M....MM....U1 cents
Chester and Marcus Hook ...JU cents
For further paxUculars.
FURS.
QfV7 FALL AND WINTER.
1867
class Clothing House. In that building
&rSw.y". .auiSStoV
aud tea, ,
the
rat-
The suits sold
remarkable for their
to our frlands. Call
v,.iMDiioRiiis, Livaa Complatut, Costivbv
J! DvsriFSiA. to.. are speedily removed by Ir.
?."i.vV.I'. Sanative Pi Is. Tbe test of thirty years'
1' J,J. Jrovtd tnem superior to all other remedies
fthVcu?- of lh 1 various disease, for which they are
forthecuraoi m action they are mild and
recommended in . any tlms without risk
rl.KARKD YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tonawuuda, Jennings, Savannah, Phlla"
uelphlaand tsoutnern jubii niumouii u
Barque La Crlolla, Jordan. Nassau. N. P.
ui'rl'. Krinliin. Plrnnn. Baltimore. A. Groves. Jr.
Bt'r Mayflower, Robinson, New York, W.P.CIydediCO.
Kl'r.l H. ina. weliti. rsaltimure. a. uruvw.jr.
Tag Thos. jetterson, Allen, for Baltimore, with a tow
Oi Darges, w. 1 . vjiyue w
inRtvxn -v lcSTTCRn AT.
Rchr T7. S. Grant. Colhorn. 5 days from Laurel, with
1 , l,.i. , 11 lui.1111 Civil It n a Ay f
Steamer IJIamond btate, 1 a mot, is nours rrum w
tlmore. with mdse. to J. D. Ruott
Steamer Wack Dlamoua. juereaitn, z nours rrum
TV' v . ,-1, .uii 1 1 mil,, tji W M lluirri Ar l!n.
Steamer W. U. nerrepont, onroiwiiire,x uouniruu
-Non, Vnrli aillh milita. to W. M. Balrd A Go.
Steamer Ann i.lifca. iticuarus, nours iroui byi
York, with mdae. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug Thos. Jeil'erson. Allen, trom Baltimore, With a
tow oi oargea w r . a. wu uu.
MEMORANDA
A telegram from Havana states that the brig Isa
bella Jones sunk at sea on Sept. 8. This may prove to
tie tne oarque isaoena c Jones, nenue ran uit lor Bt,
I'lKimai. with 7110 Lfitm
bteamsblp Pioneer, Bennett, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Wliniluatou yesterday.
Baraue Beelhoveu. Kaisted. cleared at Richmond
24th lubl. lor City Polut, lo UaisU loading for Rio
Janeiro.
. Itrlu- rtanlma XfarMha.ll henna, at Ralem QMU Inst.
Brig C B. Allen, Dill, hence, at New Bedford 2th
lnsu, lor repairs, having been ashore on Cape Poge,
Brig Onen Sea. Coombs, huuee. at Eduarlown 23d
In.lkiil .
schr Vernal, Perry, hence, at Newburyport 25th
1flNl.MIlt-
schr Ella Matthews,' McElwee, hence, at Boston
gam insi. .
Bchrs E. Magee, Barnes; Express. Brown; and 11.
Rlnirnfinn iidirev. hflonfl. at Halein 95lh InsL
Schr 11. O. Ely. McAllister. at)d U. B. Clayton, Clay
fjiti haul., at KW:liiiimifl '24LI1 luaL.
HchrKB. Emory, Young, hence, at Washington
suin insi. . . , ,
Schr E. S. Reeves, Irom Williamsburg for Phlladel-
nhla u.T u 1 1 tn aa Irmn Utmnljin Id ikLfl . 'A if h IllHt.
Schr E. A. Bartle. Smith, from Amesbury for Phila
delphia, at Holmes' Hole 23d Inst. ,
Suhr Clara, Corson, for Philadelphia, cleared at Jack-
binvllla Ulh t.nt
1 Sirhr Lottie Beard, Perry, hence, at Newport 2th
I rtal anl
I Schr Eva May, Richards, for Philadelphia, sailed
1 iioiu t'rovifleuce J.mu lust,
1 Ki'iir. wuu.m Kiicimm. ind J. Predmors. Beavcy,
hence lor Baco, at Edgartown 2ld mat., and sailed next
Hi hr 1. I. Worthlngton, Brown, henoe, at Providence
9Mh In. I
Steamer Tacony, Nichols, for Philadelphia, cleared
.1 Wom. V n. W . 1.,1. ..
Steamsr G. H . Stout, Ford, fur Philadelphia, sailed
. uuui ucurgetown .win mat.
FUR HOUSE,
(Established In 1818.)
The undersigned Invite the special attention of the
Ladles to their large stock of FURS, consisting of
i
Muffs, Tippets, Collars, Etc.,
IN RUSSIAN BABLK,
HUDSON'S BAY BABUC,
MINE BABLH
ROYAL ERMINE, CHINCHILLA, FITOH, ETC
All Of tne LATEST STYLES. SUPERIOR FINISH,
and at reasonable prices.
Ladies In mourning will find handsome articles
PERSI ANN ES and 8LM.IAS; the latter a most bean
tlinltur. .
CARRIAGE ROBES, SLEIGH ROBES, and FOOT
MUFFS. In great variety. ,
A. K. & F. K. WOWIRATH,
g 11 4m NO. , 417 ARCH HTBEBT.
"on if onda Y-The new Plav from the French,
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF RICHARD lit.
With great . cast and line e fleets. . AT ,
MUlNjUAl W JHi r rv fwi a.-
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.
EVERY JfiVKNINO AND SATURDAY
V AFTERNOON.
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE,
In GrandBalleta Ethiopian Burlesques, Souga, Dances,
Fautom Imes. Qymnsst Acts, etc.
-VIEW PHILADELPHIA OPERA HOUSE,
J unytLCiTU. ntreet, below Arch,
GREAT SUCCESS OF TUNISON & CO.'S
MINSTRELS.
L. V. TUNISON and H. PARSON S. . . Proprietors
BAMUEi S. 8ANFORD..............Stage Manager
OPEN FOR THE SEASON WITH
EPH. HORN. FRANK MORAN,
W. BUDWORTH, C. CHURCH,
AND THE LARGEST AND MOST TALENTED
COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
Beats can be secured In advance without Extra
Charge. '
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance begins at 8.
JSEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE CHESNUT. '
THE FAHUT BESOBI
OPEN FOR THE SEASON,
CARNCR OSS & DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
IM THXUt
6BAHD ETHIOPIAN SOIBEES.
J. L. CARNCROSS Manager.
R. F. BIMPSON. Treasurer. ltf
c
REAL ESTATE SALES.
J. M. OUMM1CY A HONS BALE.
.. .itjtpp uTunv i4iMiir hu M'l.f lva .nrl Vfinr
TtwelliiiKS in the Hear, 0. 726 LOMHAHDBtreeU
A7T ....Kill A -V t k., .,...,., It 1li.I1 ni (II Ka . I Ut1Klln
jy yjwu a utuuu. it itiui t vv it i im duiu a ,
On
lit o'clock, Noon, at the Philadelphia Ex, I open
Sale, at
change. . nr.wii,nii im,Aii,., wirh
the improvements thereon erected, situate on the
ionth side of Ixmibard street, at the dlslauce of 16S
BUUbU 1 1 ., , PI. ,,1 , V. .1 11 I s iiln I tl' I 1 . 1 1 1 n t .mil in
f..i I H11MLV. HI"'.' ' - " ii" v."... "iuu .i 1.1.11.1 u.ii,v..ii
ihe Seveulh Ward of the city of Philadelphia; cou
lulnlng IB front on Lombard street 0 feet, and ex
tending In depth, of that, width, 88 feet, to Cullen
street. In.piovemeuts consist of a substantial three
story Brick Dwelling, fronting on Lombard street;
o, hp. and a three-story Brick Dwelling fronting on
Cullen street. a ,.,.,
and the other ol isiwi , . ,
9UB3t
ONCERT HALL,
CHESNUT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH. .
BLIND TOM'S CONCERTS. .
ONLY TWO wiiJi-a-B i.unu jlii.
In order to give parties who have been unable to
bear blui an opportunity.
AJXJAA. A- AVAU.
'VvTC NIGHT TH?saWEEK. AND NEXT,'
at 8 P. M.
MATINEES,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER-
tv noons, at aao. mn ,
Admission ...B0 cents
Children under 12 oeuia
Reserved beats -. - M.75 centa
Tickets at Charles W. A. Trumpler's Music Store,
No. VM Chesnut street; also, at the Hall. I916"
Balcony reserved for colored persons. AdmlBslon,'25a
BSEMBLY BUILDING.-
'THE PLAINS AND ROCKY MOUNTAINS,"
An Hlubtrated Lecture
will be delivered .ino. .
and every snbseouent evening curing the present
week, by J. L. KING WALT, in response to an Invita
tion lrom a number of leading citizens. ,
Tbe Illustrations embrace sixty splendid large and
11AdmBBionewi;enVui'. Children's tickets. 25 cents.
Secured seals, without extra charge, at ,'l rampler'a
. ..... Nn Q9A Cliionut street: and at Turuer Ha-
niiltou's bookstore, No. 1U6 South Tenth street. Doors
open at 7 o'clock; coiflnieuco at 8. 8 iW6t
XT ORTICULTURAL
M " fiUAND MATINEE.
HAL L.
xiTrf'A-RLSENTZ'80KCllBlA or iv i-enormers.
By EVERY THURSDAY APTERNOON
(Commencing Ooiol.erS, 17), al o'clock,
Vorall8t--Mr. William Hartmaun. from the Oer-
M. GUMMEY 4 BONH. Anctlnneers.
No. 608 WALN UT Struot
Vocalist Mr.
man NQLB aEMIBSION, 50 CENTS. ',
WbafalBVnerkrco''i1Muslo Store. No. 1102
Cbetegdo--. Bgjja.
' CLOAKS.
BY ORDER OP ifEIRS. - '
Estate of ROGER McDONALD, deceased.
3, M. GUMMEY & fc,ONS, Auctioneers.
co-riTiK AND FOUtt DWEL,1,11NGS. TWiUiMtA
FOURTH Street, below Walnut street. ...
on MONDAY, October 7, law. will be sd at Public
fl
V-MOAKS CLOAKS, CLOAKS. CLOAKS.
C Every Ine iKWabout th.Cloaksv.,Na,
No. 23 a NINTH Street.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
Every new Btyle at
CLOAKS, CLOAKS.
Rale at 12 o'clock noon, altna riiiiaueipnia juxanauge.
All that certain lot or piece of grouua, together with
ilie lniprovemeuls thereon ereotad, situate on the
lit Stach. now i weniy-iourtn street, inu
feet wide street cal ed caldweu
NO. 28 B.
IVENS',
NINTH Street.
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fc lront or breadth on said Beach street 20 feet, and
Lxtendlnglu length or depth of that width on said ill
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improvements consist of a two-story brick store and
dwS'nng fronting on Twenty-fourth street and three
three-story brick dwellings containing three rooms
each and one thres-siory brick dwelling ooutalulug
six rooms, lrontlug on Caldwell street. 1
civar uf all Incumbrance. '
Clear v l,,IluullV m, unwa AnMinnmrs.
N0.6US WALNUT blruet. -
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CLOAKS. CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.
J iiumeuse bargains at IVENS',
tuim No. 28 R NINTH Street.
TRACTION. -ALL PERSONS ARE CAU-
I :A.V.X a ...., nnmhumi or nesotlallng Cor-
ttilcaies o? DeKlt e, 17lor i8,aud No. W0 for
fl9DELITY'lNSUHANCE TRUST ANDBAFE DE-
To O. H. WADS'" ORTH.
Parties to whom the sama may be otfoiad are !
oumied to Siva notice at tha Company's Oll.ee.
M IX No. A" CHESNUT Street,
M. GTJMMBY & SON 8, AUCTIONEERS, .
No. t8 WALNUT Street. . 0 ,
Hold Regular Bales of '.? " '"' r
REAL mTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT'
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.
Handbills of each property Issued separately.
looo catalogues published and circulated, containing
full descriptions of property to be sold, as also a par
tial list of property contained In our Real Satate Re
slater, and ottered at orlvate sale.
Bales advertised dally lu all the dally newspapers.
SALE ON MONDAY, Oct. 7. will Inciude,
By - order of Heirs Three-story Brick Store
and four Brick Dwellings, S. E. corner of Twenty
fourth and Caldwell streets, below Walnut.
No. 726 Lombard street, three-story Brick Dwelling,
with four Dwellings In the rear, running through to
Cullen street.
Three-story Brick Dwelling, with back buildings
and modern conveniences, No. 1026 Vernon street
(above Brown Btreel).
THOMAS A SONS, HOS. 139
S. FOURTH Street. ,
Stocks, loans, etc., ,
On Tuesday, Oct. 1,
At 12 o'clock noon, at tbe Philadelphia Exchange
t shares Ocean Steam Navigation Company.
10 shares Steubenvllle and Indiana Railroad, old.
6 shares Academy of Music, with ticket,
luo shares Ridge Avenue and Manayunk Railroad
Company.
20 shares Steubenvllle and Indiana Railroad Com
pany. ' ' ,
6u shares Central Transportation Company.
60 shares Empire Transportation Company.
70 shares Fame insurance Company,
le shares National Bank of the Republic.
260sbarcs American Buttonhole OveraeamlDg Sew
ing Machine Company.
II shares Union Mutual Insurance Company.
REAL ESTATE SALE, Octouer 1. '
Trustees' Sale by Order of Court ot Common Pleas
Estate 01 Ann M. Known ana others uutsiNiusis
STAND Three-story Brick Store and Dwelling, B,
W. corner ot Seventh and Noble streets.
Same Kstate 11 nree-story nmtjii. uwn;r,i,iiNua,
Nos. 430 and 432 and 4M N. Seventh street.
Same Estate Three-story BRICK. DWELLING,
Bio. ivt iNooie street.
Orphans' Conrt Peremptory Sale Estate Of Robert
Pollock, deceased-.-Desirable COUNTRY PLACE, 13
acres, Ridge road and Kdgely Point lane.
Same Estate LOU OF GROUN D, corner ot Salmon
and Somerset streets, Nineteenth Ward,
Same stale-4 GROUND RENTS. 87-&0, 64,
and (72 a year each.
-VKHY- ELKIGANT MANSION. With BPftCiOUS
grounds. B.W. corner of Forty-sixth street and Darby
Road, 27tb Ward, the residence ot Hon, N. B. Browne;
468 leet front on 4th street, S7i) feet front on Darby
Koad.
Executor's Sale Estate of Henry Frauds, deceased-2
well-secured GROUND RENTS, ean 6
'VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND-l-hras-atory
BRICK STORE. No. shl North Second, atrset, abov
Vin? 1
Two-story BRICK STORK and DVELLTNG, N. W.
corner ol Seventh and Gieen struts.
2ai story onivA w a mj rw aAjjv, iw
North It econd street.
FouMlory BRICK DVy ELLINQ, NO, 41 North
F)ontBtreetand4l8WMerslreet. . .
TAVERN STAND, B. E. corner ol Water and Cat
L.lll at VAlAat a -
Two 2. story BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. 244 and
46 iirlcr fa&coa
Elegant four-story BRICK RESIDENCE, with Sta
ble aud Coach House, N. W. corner Tenth aud Cathe
rine streets; three fronts.
Modern four-story BRICK RESIDENCE, No, 1319
eTh"eelory BRICK DWELLING, No. 1235 Vlnd
BtTbree-etory BRICK DWELLING, No. 1)3 New
Market street.
Three-stoiy BRICK PWELLINO. No. 2115 Winter
''Tbree-story BRICK DWELLING, No. 1813 Olive
Two-and-a-half story BRICK DWELLING, Wheat
f beuf lane, above Hicbmoud street, with privilege of
whftrrnn Frankfnrd creek. '
Modern RESIDENCE, No. 4107 Spruce street; has
tlie modern conveniences.
Imtuh and valuable LOT. Pine Street, wast ofFw.
tlelb street, 108 feet front.
BUSINESS STAND Three-story brick Tavern and
Dwelling, southwest corner Twentieth and Bedtord
streets. x
LARGE and VALUABLE LOT, Twenty-first street,
north of Chesnut street, 124 feet front, and 180 feel
deep to Aspen street.
Peremptory Sale A well-secured Irredeemable
Ground Rent of t2u8 a year.
VERY DESIKABLE MANSION, with Stable and
Coaoh-bouse, No. 47us KluKsesalng avenue, (4 foot
front, 175 feet deep. Twenty-seventh. Ward,
VALUA BLE BUSIN ESS STAN D Four-story brick
Btore, N.W, comer Fifth aud Cherry streets, and four
story brick RESIDENCE. No. aufi Dhurry street, ad.
Joining the above.
0 IIKIIH AINU MUMS UWKLLINQB, 0S. 40 and
xi rriuiB sirret, eecouu waru, an ieot irout.
Full particulars in handbills. f9 27 St
Sale on tbe Premises, No. 2125 Green street.
HANDbOME RESID KHCR AND ELEGANT FUR- ',
NITURK. I
On Monday Morning.'
September to, at 10 o'clock, at No. 21 M Green street, !
tbe handsome modern three-story brick residence
and lot of ground, containing in trout oa Green
street 20 feet, aud axtaudlug in depth loo leet to Out :
let street. The boos la In xoi leu t order. .
Also, elegant furniture, Bleluway piano rone, nana- .
soma mirrois, Una English Brumwia.carpeta, to. It
PANCOAST a. WAKNOC'K, AUCTlOoAliiW.
MO, MU MARKET st't'UAET.
LARGE POSITIVE BALK OF AMERICAN AND
1M POUTED DRY GOODS. LISJEN AND UO
blERY GOODS, NOTION S, ETC., by Catalogue,
Vlu nwninu.j bviuiu,,
Oct 2 commencing at 10 o'clock comprising alrg
assortment of ami aud doolrabia goods woitby ofspo.
, clal alteuuo". , i