The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-26

SALE OF STooKs AND REAL BsTAr8.-The fol-
lowing properties were sold at the PbLlauelphla
Exchange, by M. Thomas g. Sons, commencing
at noon to-day
200 shares HestonvIlie Railroad Co......, ti4'i2H
~ shares Pennsylvania Railroad CO....-...~,. $3.50
bshares American Academy Of Music with -
sbars PbiiSdeii Ris SSS
shares Academy OF Fine Arts..............-. 1900
10 shares Sager Farm OIL Co.-............ cent.
S00 shares Bubbling Spring Oil Co............ cent
$500 u s. $50 bonds, May and Novem6eif siosOo
5SlooO ConsolidSted Mort. per cent bonds
Hun huntington and Broad Top Mountain Rail
$1,000 second mort per cent bonds Of CO.
Con- Coupons Payabo st S fnyra ay and fw Noy @
90 shares Delaware Mutual Ins. Co"..."....,.. $50
~ shares Enterprise ms $3.50
100 shares Union Trans. Co...... OF sold.
1000 shares Cawson OIL Co.............. ceus.
1900 shares East sandy aud Halls Run Pc
l5shares spruce and Pine Railroad - Saoo
sbnros Soa, SentLa aIans' ira S o
100 shares black Heath Coal o.'... siOO
5p SSoep 90 Union League per cent cent bonds'' SSS
sTsESs GS sd
10 sSaFs. Empire Tsns sd
mort per cent bonds a..,,o 81 cents
$4,000 Bald Eagle Valley Railroad per cent. :,
y shares West Jersey Ferry Co.. par S5Co $4,000
5Ys $s5srf Ss5 ,yts ss
SSSR Ps5 Ses{$ Rs;Ssa @ CO. ,sse se
SSS2 North Pennsylvania Railroad Co. per ~
$50 NoTi6 Pennsyiyana Railroad Co. per
cent Real Estate and Chattel scrip ..... 30 cents
:@sEs EsI5s59iS sRRisFE ,sS
0l shares Lehigh Valley Railroad CO-..... s6lS71a
VILE and indiana Railroad CO o. o... s5}ic
and Green streets. Not sold.
and Mount Holly turnpike ke......,.,... s5soOOo
Brick dwelling So aoiS Winter srest. SS5OOO
ofTweniieth and Race Streets s44oOOo
Dwellings, No. ll3c FORK street. with frame
dwellings in the rear on Susanna street, No
Ground rent Gj66G6 year par SS5Ss S8oO0Oo
laTerh Tth snI ana GweIling 9 sonthSast east corner OF
sis,SOOOO
store and dwelling, of Eighth and
Dwelling No i2i7 Marshall street sold
ferson slsOUOO
SiXteenth and Ontario and Tioga ,......... sS2ooo
1922 Richmond street, Bridesburg.. $4SOeoO
THE TEMPERANCE MovEMENT-TmE CoNvEN-
| TIoN AT HARRISBURG THIS AFTERNooN.-It
would seem, from the indications all around u.s.
that the friends and advocates of temperance
reform were about making another united and
earnest effort to forward the good cause which
they have at heart, especially in this State.
And any one who takes the trouble carefully 10
read the police reports in THE EVENING TELE-
| GRAPH, VIII at once be convinced of the urgent
necessity for a renewal of the efforts to prevent
the further spread of Contemporaries. This after
noon, at o'clock, State Convention of the
friends of temperance assemblies at the Court
House in Harrisburg. The call for this Conven-
| ton, which was published several weeks ago,
| was signed by the Governor of the State and the
| leading members of the Legislature, as well az
| by many of the most prominent citizens OF the
State.
| The names OF the following Philadephlaus
| were appended "A. E. Lent, @. w. Rec; J. +.
| NJ. Harron, q. w. T.; George f. Turner, p. G..
| w. r.; S. p. Smith, p. w. Z. r.. o. q. Search, p.
w. c. T.. Israel Linn, p. w. G. t.; Charles Kelly,
| p. G. w. T.; Harry Nagel, p. w. G. T.. w. NJ.
Stiles, P. 6; w. r; Henry b. Crane, w. Rec;
! John Shedden, Frank Nj. Highlev, Joseph
! Brown Benjamin Story, Jr., Benjamin P. Ben
| ner, William Lipsey, John Lipsey, W. S. Ring
| gold; Simon Wilson, e. Folwell, Thomas NJ
! Mason, Thomas Waltwork, John b. Roane
| joseph c. Lafeter.
From present Indications, the Convention
! promises TO be well attended, and we doubt not
| but that much good will flow from its pro-
| ceedings.
WHERE TO Buy YOUR DRY GooDs.-This is
an all-important question, in which all indi.
| Viduals are interested; and where to purchase
substantial and tasteful goods, and at the mos
| reasonable rates, is a difficult problem to solve
! when surrounded by multiplicity of stores, al
advertising the best Cooper & Conard are the
| uroprietorS of one OF the largest dry goods eSta