The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-16

TIE NATIONAL UNION JOHNSON CLUB.-
By order OF the National GmOn johnson Club of
ths city which has been Organiz0d for the purpose
OF su, tanning the measures and policy OF President
Johnson's administration, the executive committee
OF The club are now engaged In making arrange
ments for a grand demonstration al the ademy OF
Music, which Will take place on Saturday evening
Addresses will be delivered by the Hon. j. r.
Doohtte, Senator from Wisconsin, Hon. Edgar
Cowap, Senator from Pennsy vama Hon. Colum-
Dus Delano, OF Ohio, Hon. Green CLAY Smith, of
hentucky, Ex-Governor Randall, of Wisconsin, and
senator Norton, of Minnesota
These gentlemen are all prominent leaders in the
J0hnson part' and their sDeeches on this occasion
WI possess more than the usual degree of interest.
me ) ne cSmmIttee of the club are in correspondence
WIZ secretary Seward, and "a We leai ,lhaYe hopes
that he may be induced TO tarry in our city for a
short time on hIs way to Washington and address
the people.
KNOCKED A MAN DowN.-Robert Davi.
son, residing at Tenth and ood streets feeling in
quarfelsome mood last evening. made an attack
on a gentleman with whom he lad been IN CONVEX
sanon, and felled him to The ground HIS friend,
not liking so unkind an act 70 90 unrewarded called
to his ard the services OF Officer Leslie who took
charge OF Dawson and escorted him to the Office of
Alderman Massey, who held him in $500 bail to
answer at Court.
WOODEN BUILDINGs.-An attemnt has
been made, during the past few days, remove some
frame buildings from Fourth and Diamond streets
and erect them at the corner of Eighth street and
Columbla avenue. The wOrkmen were buslly en-
gagged Yesterday performing their labor when the
builder was informed that the houses IN question
must Db removed l0ey VIII therefore De taken down
according to the provisions of the law regulating
matters OF this kind.
FAMILIAR SPEOTREs The favor1te resorts of
ghosts were, in old times, supposed to be grave
yards, rulnous and deserted houses, spots where
murder had been committed, and such other gloomy
localities. But we have ali seen a sort OF appari.
tons who haunt places of amusement, excursion
TRAINS, and steamboats, and every Lively place where
they can come without paying These have the
funeTeRl title OF "Dead-heads" since, IN our day q
man is considered as good dead IL he evinces no
symptoms OF having money. The New York rail-
roads have forbidden the appearance OF these beings
IN their cars J and we think, people should always
be satisfied when they charged the cheapest rates
and get the full worth OF their money, at Tower
Hall ~
At.coOL Fancy Cashmere Pants, as Io.0 as. .s4 90
=" Black c,o,, H..t. Pants -" S'SS
Fancy Cashmere Suits, to match. 49,. Ii 90
Black Suits. ts........................... 90
advancing from these rates zoe hare goods of all
grades, up TO the UeTy finest fabrics at prices reduced
IN proportion-Men's, Youths, and Boys. THOU
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD SERVICE
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED. ..
To CLOTHING DEALERS. #
Our purchases for this season having been
delayed waiting the expected decline in goods,
we have now on hand the largest and best as.
sorted stock OF Clothing in Philadelpnia, pur.
chased for cash exclusively at The veTy Lotgest rates
of the season. which enables TO realize fair profit
and sell at prices less than the cost of same goods in
most other establishments We can supply clothlers
sales, at prices much lower than the cost of their
present stocks, that by making AVERAGE of the
whole they will be enabled to dispose of their goods
at prices covering the average cost, and paying
proht' BENNETT & Co.,
Tower HALL,
No b1S MARKET STREET