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THE BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRAC.
1 TIVE PROPERTY KNOWN AS "BACoN
QUARTER BRANCH TtVERN,' ON BROoh
AVENUE. FOR SALE OR LEAsE.-At the request
of the owner offer for sale or lease ,hat tIuay
RACuN QUARTER BRANCH TAVERN. with me
square Of land attached TO It, bounded by hroo TOOK
taininr nearly Two acres The improvements are
ali good order consisting Of two large ror br io0
bnildings-the one having front OF aoonL '9 "
BEAUTIFUL shad. d by sycamores-in the mldtt OF
which is spring OF pure wAts1 ehcssTc IN "a
hniiaved 70 propel machinery, with fali oil
twenty fc.t For many purposes this property has
great attractions and advantages especlaily
,r,uId II he desirable for = brewery, paper manu-
f.ctory ,annery or similar enterprise. Possession
given M once Terms very Reasonable
~ Ok AZ HARRIsUN GuDDlN &APPERSON.
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By Cook Il Laueh'o1, Auctionesrs,
corner Of Franklin ard Governor streets.

corner OF Franklin and Governor streets.
FURNITURE, G. 4 r P E rs, BED
DING, CURTAINS, Sc, AT AUCTION.-On
TUESDAY, the 29th instaot, 1T 10 o'clock we will
sell at store, very large assortment OF useful
Household Furniture. embracing almost every
article necessary for housekeeping.
Velvet and Brussels CARPETS;
Five hundred yards new Ingram CARPET;
Several rolls new FLOOR OH CLOTH;
New double and single SHUCK MATTRESSES;
FEATHER BEDS, BLANKETS, COUNTER
PANES:
BAT RACKS, ETEGRES, SOFAS;
lNDOW-SHADES, ENGRAVlNGS, &c.
ALSO,
Several sets very handsome Damask and Lace
WINDOW CURTAINS, with cornice, tassaIs, &c,
complete. ,,,,,
Consi3 nments OF similar articles will be received
'p - COCK LAUGHTON,
oc 2s-2t Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
L HOUSE AND LOT, ON LOCUST ALLEY
At AUCTION.-By virtue Ct deed Of trust exc
cuted to me as trustee by 'rh omas Clay MadduX
and cts G. Judd, dated the oth day OF May, 1865,
duly recorded In the clerks Of the Richmond
Hastings Court. and at the request OF the benedict
airy in said deed, shall proceed to sell at auction
on THURSDAY the 7th November, 1867. on the
premises at IL O'Clock NJ, the DWELLlNG-
HOUSE and LOT napsd In said deed, situated on
Locust alley between Main and Franklin streets,
fronting 81 feet on said Locust alley and running
back in parallel lines 100 feet.
Terms Cash enough to pay the expenses OF the
sale and the 81, 7o6 GO, with interest from
the llth day OF May, 1851; balance on such terms
as wi III be made known on the dav OF SALE
JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES N. TAYLOR
Son, Auc. ioneers. oc - -lVt
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BY Grubbs h Williams, Auctioneers.
\ northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets


TWO VERY HANDSOME BRICK
1 COTTAGES AND EaCANT LOT, on The The
CORNER OF TENTH AND II STREETS. FOR
SALE 1T AUCTlOT.-We will sell at auction. on
the premises; on THURsDAY the 3lst day Of DC,
BRICK COTTAGES situated on Tenth street be-
ond Leigh opposite the rssSspss OF so of
G. Robinson, Esq One of these cottages Is now
occupied BY the owner. Mr T; n nd, me be
by Judge Guild. This prop-rty IL situated IN an
excellent neighborhood, within i've mt1ntes
walk o. the post Office, and are NEST desirable re-
sidences They contain each eight rooms under
the same roof, including cook groom and servants
apartments There are bath rooms with not ana
cold water, ard gas on tho premises
The lots upon which the houses stand are each
The vacant lot fronts 90 feet on Tenth street and
runs back lis feet.
Terms: One third cash: the balance at four,
eight and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
Interest added secured by trust desd.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
cc25 Aoctloneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctoneers'
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE TRACT OF ONE
y uryDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
owl sMRs RIVRR, SEVEN MILES ABOVE RlCi!-
MnHD, FOX S4LR ar AUCTioS.-0n FRIDAY.
Isr November at Ia o. clock we will sell upon
~ nrsmis,s the lower part OF the ambler tract.
wing between the Westh an Cottage tract and me
iand Of j. a. POND exter8 estate. 1t fronts on the
River road and runs back acroos the canal 10
lanes river at Bosher's dam, with bridge over
the canal connecting the tract. /. embraces aDou
sky. i've acres Of the best riyer pish!sno anu
sscHrd low grounds, the most OF which mas peeh
considerably improved. and hfFy acres of river
low grounds, all lying very eomp4aeuIy $40,
90 ,ba siina,ion is healthy with fine river sceneIy
good water, convenient to Richmond by the road.
and with facilities for travela TRANSPORTATION by
~ Tbs sou,h .rn slopes Of the highland admirably
adapt II for vineyard and orchard
Terms: tne- fourth cash the balance al tx,
nor.s interest ADDED secured By a trust dsed
oc rs dkUBBS WILLIAMS. Anctioneers.
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ByHarrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estats Agents.

and Real Estate Agents.
TRU STEE'S SALE OF 406 4-1O
4 ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBIEED LAND.
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT TsN 81 rs
Run ROAD AND THE THREE CHOPPED ROAD.
Ks trustees in a certain deed of trust made by b.
w Green aud Julia A, his wife, dated l2th sep
tember, 1866, duly recorded in Henrico County
Court we shall, in execution thereof at The re-
uuest of the bene fcaries in the said deed. pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY October IL 1867, at l2 O'Clock NJ, il falE,
If not tho first fair day thereafter that valuable
TRACT OF LAND located as above. containing
400 40 ACRES, according to recent survey. Ths
said and is heavily covered with sup1rtor wood
and timber, and by reason thereof IS regarded OF
peculiar value. !.
Terms: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale and to pay off and discharge all OF the notes
amounting to $9.2S3 II; and az to any surplus
which may arise from said sale on such terms az
the said Green may prescribe and direct; or on his
failure TO give any directions then on snch terms
~ the said trustees may announce az the tmo OF
sale.
AS the said land ad Joins the land Of Mr.. John
W. Alley persons attending the sale Will please
meet the trustees at the residence Of said Alley,
and accompany them and the auctioneer to the
spot on the premises selected for the sale to come
off.
The taxes for this year to be paid by the pur-
chaser ROBERT S. POLLARD, Trr.,aas
Sc IL JOHN 3. YOUNG,
The foregoing sale is nuavodabiy postponed
until MONDAY, 2sth October, 1857: at the same
hour. foe lOl TRUSTEES.
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Real Estate for Sale.
BY Cabell & Watkins,
Real Estate Agents, No. 11l3 Main street

VERY DESIRABLE 3 RICK Dwell
Y LING. CONTAINING EIGHT ROOMS, WITH VIII
CoMMoDlous KITCHEN GARR RI oE h ppGa
BETWEEN TWENTY-sECOSD AND TWENTI.
THIRD STREETS, Opposite THE RESlDENTG,s
OF MILES TURPlN, ESQ. FOX SALE me
owner authorizes Us TO ofar at private sale, for
few days the very valuable residence located as
ahoro The dwelling i. Of brick, Ia iurnishea
places and will be cold with gas fixtures, oil
cloth, sc. There are eight full-sized rooms, Pc
sides closets and wardrobes; brick kltchfn Win
three rooms carriage house, and stable with
three stalls. There Is pump OF fine water In the
yard o.,
moi on the market tn Csc In want would Go well to
apply Immediately. w,rprNe
oc 2s-3t Real Estate Agents, lll3 Main street.
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II EROSENE OIL, LINSEED OIL,
NJ Tnrneutine and everything usually kept In
drug etoIe, Just received and for sale # lowest
rates by 80 e. - '" ~ .e 80
Pot BROAD ana Se'ehteohth 'iooto.
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TRkME DWELLING ON CATH az
4 EINE STREET BETWEEN GILMGR AND
MUNFORD STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION:
Immediately after the above sale, say at CLOCK
p NJ we will sell at auction. on the premises,
the FRAME DWELLING situated as above de-
scribed. 1t has three rooms, and kitchen. The lot
fronts % feet and runs back 100 feet to an alley.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by trust dsed.
90 OF AnCtiOneers.
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BY Cook i Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.

Corner GovernOr and FTanRITn stresB.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ STOCK OF GROCERIES, WILLOW WARE,
SC, AT AUCTION.-As trustee n a deed e trust
from Messrs. West Andrews, daily recorded In
the clerks OIL cs of the Richmond Hastings Court
/ shall, on THURSDAY the 3lst october, 1897, COM
mencng at 10 o'clock A ~, proceed to sell at auc-
ton to the highest bidder at the store OF the said
West & andrews 20. Ill! VI tin street, large aud
valuable stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, consist
ing OF
SUGARS,
COFFEE,
BACON,
WOOD and WILLOW WARE,
All the STORE FIXTURES:
togoher with variety OF such other articles as
are usually found in first. class grocery.
Terms A II sums Of $3.50 and under, cash all
sums over TlrO sixty days credit for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
E. NANCE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Cook X LArGHTos, Auc-
tioneers.
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JlOR SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH,
Il FOUR SAND CARTS and DEAY all guar
riJpa or ~ w. G. MAYO,
nc sJ-Iw Mayo's Warehouse.
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BIZ 0rubbs i Williams. iuctioneera.
northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets


Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
A NETT BRICK TENEMENT, ON
n CLAY STREET NEhR BUGHA Ma S
SPRING, at aUCTI0H.-On MONDAY, 2sth OF
October, at half-pasti o'clock 2 We will sell
upon the premises the BRICK TENEM EFT stu
ated at the nor beast corner Of Clay and Hancock
streets The lot Is shout 3OXlno feet. The house
has six rooms, Is nearly new, and is In good or
der This would be very fine opportunity for
any one wishing to purchase neat and comfort
able home ut q moderate cost
Immediately thereafter will BIO sold two very
pretty BUILDING LOTS, in rear Of the above,
fronting on Catharne street.
TERMS 1t sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
oc d huctiunoers.
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From our Special Reporter.

r. ockbrid.c Agricultural fair-Sccond Day
Large Crowd-AdditionS TO the Articles OH
Notwithstanding and Pacing Matches
Good Order and General Interest.
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TOR RENT, the large DWELLING
T. with eighteen rooms on the corner OF kgs
Grace and Twenty second streets, Church Els
Hill. in good repair, with gas and wafer -l.aa.
The house can be divided TO accommodate TWO
families To good tenants the rent will bs very
reasonable. CLOPTuN & HARDWOOD,
Real Estate Agents,
Tenth street between Main and BaLk,
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y ECTIFIED EY.-lOO bars
10 re!s for sale low to close, by
we GEORGS |. uERRlN0 y co.
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For Re72t.

EOR RENT OR SALE, one OF the
E most desirable Z ESI E N CES in the ~
town of Manchester house contains six E.;H
rooms good Kitchen, Ice house. stable, aud -..4sa
ALI Their necessary out houses large garden: APP
ply to TOULDRI DGE 4 SMITH,
No. 70a Franklin street,
or on IN 1remises oc B. lw
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AUCTION Sales.
THIS DAY.

BY Regnault / Co., Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
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PPLES.-5O barrels ALBEM ARLE
~ PIPPINS and MOUNTAIN P0UNpS for sale
by w d. TOMPKINS s. BROTHER,
or % lt* Basin bank.
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DLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
i suitable for family. at Mrs. RUsSEI.'S, IA
9u4 Broad street, between Ninth and Tenth. 1:::1
orr
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EARM FOR RENT "A FARM five
E miles west of Richmond belonging to T. G.
Bennett There are two dwelling houses on the
place Also a stand for business, large ice
house and pond or will trade for city property.
Apply to GLhIEbRpoh & THumA 40,
corner Brook avenue and Broad street or
r.. G. BENNETT,
oc o6-3,. corner NTH and Marshall streets.
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Fertilizers.

DURE No. l PERUVIAN GUANO,
dirsct from the Peruvian Government 4 gent,
constantly on hand for sale by ~
or as ROBERT +. WILLIAMS co.
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-. By James NJ. Taylor & Son. Auctioneers,
Office No. SCI Main street, three doors below
Spotswood Hotel.
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By Harrison. Goddin i Appsrson, Auctioneers and
Real Estate Agents.

oc 2s-at Real Estate Agents, lll3 Main street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-17

ati,e Appropriation bill had been reported 20 zoe
House with the various amendments, inciBdmg the
one eierrtd TO.
Mr.. COBB (Wis) was in the chair, and resumed
the consideration OF the Legslative Appropriation
bill
AIR. Stevens pal offered an amendment as an
additional section, extending TO the court "
Claims the provisions OF section =, OF the act on
Juy 2 1896, which dec that in the courts OF the
United States there should he no exclusion OF any
witness on account of color, nor IN civil actions
because he Is party to Interested in the issues
tried. He said that the Court OF Claims had re-.
Gently held that It was not q court OF the United
States, ana that therefore the law aid not apply
to It.
Tho amendment, after short discussion and ex.
planati0n. was agreed to-
The amendment agreed TO yesterday, requiring 2
new appointments on the Metropolitan Police force
60 be made from men who had served In the army,
was modified as TO extend to sailors and marines.
The Committee rose and reported the bill 20 the
House.
MIR. Stevens asked leave to offer an amendment.
fixing the salary OF the Supreme Court Reporter at
$500, with an additional S250O If the Supreme
Court directed the publication OF more than one
Mr. Washburne (nl) objected ana the Speaker
ruled that the amendment was not IN order IN the
House.
Mr. Stevens then brought up the matter of the
amendment making Appropriation TO paw to the
clerks and employees Of the House the mere eased
compensation Issued last season. He reminded the
House that subsequent 70 the resolution granting
this increased Oupensation, both Houses had
agreed upon q general increase of 20 per cent. tor
the clerks and employees OF both Houses, and that
increase intended TO ali such propositions
BE was informed that the adoption Of this amend
ment would create great inequality OF so. 90, and
in some cases, 80 per cent. He hoped that when
the House came to vote upon the amendment, il
would be rejected.
MI Blaine (Me.) agreed that the appropriate on
was necessary in order to carry out the resolutions
of the HOuab.
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Pennsylvania LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
HARRISBURG, January THE Senate met at IL
A. III.
Petitions were presented from citizens of Adams
county praying for relief Tor property destroyed at
the battle of Getty sburg.
MIR. COnne1, a petition from the Orphans Home
at Germantown for an appropriation.
Dir. Connell read an act to authorize the Govern
ment to appoint five additional Notaries Public in
Mr.. Brown, Mercer county read an act to change
the place of business OF the Cameron Oil Com
An act to confer upon Committee of Luuatics or
Habltual DrunKards power to instituted actions of
An act authorizing the paving and curblng of
Woodland street, in the Twenty fourth Ward, PHI.
the senate resumed the consideration of the joint
resolutions ratitTinR amendments TO the Constltu.
tion of the State.
Speeches were made by Aessrs. Bigham Davis,
Taylor, Barnett, Searight, and Lowry.
House of Representatives.
Mr.. Kimmell offered the following resolution: -
the President OF the United States has nominated
Edgar Cowan as Minister to Austria, to take the
now holding that position. That bv nominating a
man who has betrayed his constituents, and disre-
gaTded his pledges TO the people of his native State
and whose ooulse in the Senate has received their
marked condemnation Mr.. johnson seems to have
contemplated a direct Insult to the freemen OF Pen -
svvania and shows his persistent purpose 90 place
the Government IN the hands of men who are op-
posed to the interests of this nation, foreign aud
Second. That we fully approve of the action of
the Republican members oil Congress IN opposing
the confirmation OF Mr.. Cowan, and we unite our
protest with theirs and call on the Senate to reject
the said nomination, and thereby our country
from Inc shame of being represented abroad by one
who in no particular would be true exponent OF
American ideas or principles.
| Mr.. BOYD protested on behalf of the Democratic
members AGAINST the majority of the House PASSING
these resolutions, dsrespectiul to the minority
II was out of respect 20 the minority that ur0ed
| the defeat of the resolutions He defended Edgar
| Cowan and said that he had only exercised hi
| JUDGMENT.
Mr. Lee declared that the Republican members o
the House had perfect right express their Ofcia
opinion OF Edgar COwan, the renegade and traitor
The debate was further continued on the RepubIi
! SIDE by MessIs. Lee, DAVIS, Ewing, Mann, anC
! Kimmell. and on the Democratic side by Messrs
! Kurtz. Boyd. Quigley, Darlington, Satterihwa
! and Denks, and wss allowed considerable limit
/ the anecedents of Edgar COwan ana John Covodt
being discussed, and the relative position Of pOllca
| parties for the last few years.
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THE Equal RIGHTS CONvENTION.
Continued rom onr 1nird Edition.

COtttltbcU
The third resolution, referring and rendering
thanks to Senator Cowan, was spiritedlY cOmbated
in the discussion. lnasmuch as he was actuated by
an evil mouVe in making that movement, hence he
should NOT be thanked
Hon. George Thompson, of England, spoke at
length on the subject II he would enter into the
delineauon of the wants and rights of women, IL
would necessarily require his being woman, in
order to thoroughly understand the feelings and
the nature of woman. Surely they should have
their rights, ii we would elevate them into higher
sphere Of society
He would say, be not hastv, be IesOlute be firm,
be steady, assert your rights constantly, and in
time you must succeed. Woman should share in all
tine political rights Of the nation. would give to
every man and woman the opportunities OF making
ior themselges station whIOh would the for
nation OF all noble influences through the whole
population of the nation, reIulting from such ele'
MIS-. stanton believed that Mr.. Cowan should
receive the thanks of the women of America for
while he pledged himself 20 aid IN eVerv manner,
senator sumner, when this resolution TO enfran-
chise women was pending sat still and said nothing.
shall man not be thanSea iOI au.euPtlng P ~ 70 ard
who are working at starving prices ana counte-
nanclng others did not, the e1iranchisement OF
women, trying to elevate the lower grades OF
,oclety in which many, many women are moving
IN dissipation, vice, and degradauonE
Mrs FRANCES ID, Gage said that intmation had
been made not to be hasty, but wait in patience.
v omen in this particular had been waiting for
more than six thousand years, and She almost
lied Two millions OF black women and fifteen
| millions of white women Of the North are waiting
TOR hbe alton ara y twas uine thaI sIOns measures
II Was ordered that the resolution thanking
senator COwan bel reconadered and laid ON the
Ms NJ. A. Thompson. of Vermont, rose to ask
that all their brothers and friends, should stand
with Them in their movements 10 receive all rights
pnical and sooal, and TO attain higher degree OF
p'sn5Ing in the society OF the country.
The formation OF a society of Equal Rights was
ordsTed. A committee OF eight, consisting of Miss
SaTsh PuQh, William Austin, RYland Warner Mary
JsemT Mary NeWbo d., Joshua Clend0nen, Joshua
Cbilds Rev. Elisha Weaver.
ThO pOWer to nominate permanent officers for this
| SooietY was also delegated TO the committee
ON motion Of Nj. Alfred a. Love, The Convention
adjourned until O'Clock.
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AMUHEM-ENTR

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO AN AGED PHrLA.
DELPHIA ARTIST, - Elsewhere will be found the pre-
hminary correspondence re atye TO a compliment
tarY benefit, which Is 10 be rendered TO Professor
Charles r. Durang, OF this city, who is so we'll
known here as TO need no word of formal ntrOduc
ton. We presume this grand anli. will take place
ut the Academy of Music IN the course OF few
days. Among the fret volunteers tor the proposed
entertainment we lind the names Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Williams. It is pleasant TO observe that
these talented artists have the remembrance of their
old friend green IL their hearts"
ACADEMY OF MUsIo-Che Grand Carnival and
Ba Masque OF the S@ngerbund will come of next
Monday night at the Academy OF Music Three
dollar tickets ADMIT one gentleman and one lady.
One do lar extra Will be charged TOR each additional
lady, and no person will be admitted without pre-.
senting the check. The s@ngerbund ball always gives
perfect satisfaction, and the coming entertainment
promises to eclipse all previous masquerades.
SOCIAL FEsTlvAL.--A grand and varied enter
iainment will be gwen at National Hal this even
able speeches by eminent men and women, music
by Miss Greenfield, her pupils, and the DelmonicO
Brass Band, stereoramic exhibitions, and an excel
lent supper. The hckets are sold at the moderate
price Of fifty cents, and the proceeds will be used
IN efforts to secure impartial suffrage. The friends
of freedom should rally ia force at National Hall
tO-nieht.
ANOTHER BENRuT-On Saturday afternoon Mr.
John Stunned, the treasurer of the New Chestnut
Street Theatre, Will receive a comp lmentary benefit
The Connie SOogd6 will be played, with Mr.. and
Mrs Barney Williams and the entire company IN
the cast. Other attractions will be noted upon the
programme Mr.. Stlmmel Is q modest young man,
and we feel II to be duty to admOnish his many
friends not to forget HIM on Saturday afternoon.
CROSBY OPERA HoUsE.-To the Editor of The
EVeain0 Telegraph .-Sir:- You will oblige me, and
relieve OF a food correspondence, by afordInp
me space to state that, havlng closed our agencies
abroad Except at Philadelphia and arranged tC
control the remaining certificates at this office,
will fill orders for them up TO Saturday night the
10th instant. The orders must reach us before 1C
Oc Ook z. M, so that they shall be mailed betort
midnight Orders to purchase Certificates may be
sent TO the leading banks and mercantile houses Of
the olty, to the members OF the Committee, or tC
the express COMPANIES, Should any remlttancei
reach too late they will be returned in registered
letters. The delivery OF Engravings will continue
unnterruptedly by the drawing, until every ordei
shall have been filed. The drawing will begin a
% O'Clock in the afternoon of Monday, the 21s
instant With grateful acknowledgements of you
generous assistance in the enterprise, am, my dea
sir, very sincerely yours u. II. CROSBY.
No. 28 Opera House, Chicago, January Is, 1867.