The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-27


SALES OF REAL ESTATE, ErC.-The following
sales of Real Estate, &c were made to-day, at
the Philadelphia Exchange, by Thomas g. Sons,
aucuoncers -
shares Academy ofMusc, with ickot, S2G5.
shares On, sapeAke ana Deiaw are tnat o., $50.
S,OUO seven I'r Cent. Coupon Bonds Lombard and
South SueCgs Passenger Railway Company, byj.
share Coutinei TAI llotei Company, S6t
lJtv Shares Cmneilsyihe ga. Cosi Company, par $40.
share Point Breeze Park Sl0j.
Pew No. - Central Tesby teGian Church, s3O
1meesto.y Lnck dwelling No. 6Oi n. Seventeenth
Large ana valuable Iosieence, No. lCl7 Walnut street
large and valuab lot Broad street and extending In
de pth J2s ie,t 10 hi teeIth street. $500.
nanosUmo modern residence siabe, and coach house.
southeast corner ei Tnrty Ihrd street and PoweiIon
Valuable brewery and large lot, No. $50 n, Seventh
Ihr e-tofy bfck dwelling, No $50 Queen street $3.50
Three-stoy bIlc6 dwcng No. 2j1 Queen street sl75,
IhIet-stur, brick dwelling, 20 QuOan street $3.50.
Two story fran dwelling, No 253 Queen street St75
Two Story frame dwellu No 2jl Queen street SlOOo
Three story brek dwelling, No. so s. Third street.
brick dwelling No 1909 Milton street. $3.50
ThIecstory brick dwelling No 1871 Milton street sl2l5
1hrt e-stury b.ck dwelling, No b2l Carlisle street. SlIOO
Thrce-ttoTy brick dwelling, Ne. $40 n Fifteenth street,
sl2Oe.
Two-stoIy brick dwelling, No. SS ;. Third street.
Neat modern residence No. l20 N. Tenth street. $780,
Three story brick dwelling, IT, ooIIerIof Tenth aud
Cherry streets. 5000 bid.
Ihee-sIory brick hote and dwelling, N. V. corner Of
Fourth anO Cherry streets. No bid.
1htre-sory BRICK store ana 0n elng, No l3i n Fourth
Three, story brick store aud dwelling No 800 N. Eighth
-Four story brick dwelling, No 2l3 Spruce street, west
-Four bulltrg lots Thryseyenth street, north Of syca
Three story brick dwelling No. 43i Moyer street, above
Columbia avenue No bid
PoLITIoAL.-Iast evening the numerous politi-
cal halls andi club-rooms of our city were
thronged with large and intelligent audiences
who were assembled for the purpose of listening
to discussions and speeches upon The great politi-
cal questions Of the day.
AT the Spring Garden Institute, the second do
bate between Hon. William ID. Kelley aud George
NOrthIop took place in the presence of large
audience. The hall was more densely packed
than On the previous occasion, and even before
the ouening Of the debate the doors were Desieged
by an immense thrOng The meeting was OF
quiet and orderly character save an occasional
hiss which proceeded from few roughs in the
audience.
Al the Horticultural Hall, Broad and Walnut
streets, a mass meeting Of the Union citizens Of
the Eighth Ward was held. Resolutions were
offered endorsing the Congressional Legislative,
County, and Municipal nominations OF the
National Union party, and speeches were made
by Messrs Charles Gilpin, Morton McM lChael,
and II on. Charles O'Nein.
At the Union League Hall large audience
was also assembled, Speeches were made by
A number Of ladies were present.
A beautiful flag, bearing the names Of Lincoln
and johnson, was thrown 70 the breeze at
Eleventh and Master streets last evening.
Speeches were also made by James Brearley Jr.,
J- hu II. Scott, Colonel Dgring, Frederick A.
Van Ceye, Colonel VIM. Ii. Maurice, andiothers.
The Republican InynClOlCs held Il meeting last
evening &C their new hail, the National, Market
street above Twelfth. Young men are invited 10
join this splendid organization.
THE CONCERT on WEDNESDAY EvENING.-Th
artists who will appear before us on Wednesday
are all Of the very first class, and the programme
most artistic0ly chosen Mad. Lorini will sing
for the first time in this city, the celebrated Waltz
in Faust arranged iOr the first time for the voice
by GOuuOd himself. Mad, LOrinis finished edu-
cation, and her fine method, ft her peculiarly 20
interpret this difficult tOUTdc force. Stelaui gives
us an hnpassiOned rOmanla from the Braro.
Amodio, a roman2a from L DIE FoScali, very
little known, but admirable. These novelties,
added 10 the other iayorite and popular pieces,
form programme Of rare excellence. SiguOr
Fesu's delicate, tender, and touching voice will
be heard 10 perfection in Spiyto Gc8tM This first
taste OF GOOD music should bring good house,
and no doubt Will.
PER6oNAL.-M. d. II. Hutchinson, the pro-
prietor Of the famous United States Hotel Har-
i ourg, arrived in Il Is city this morning, and is
stopping at the Merchants Hotel