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UNDER DMCREEIN EQUITY.

On THURSDAY. tho 18th December neIt, Ut II
o'clock, will be sald at the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND. 81 uato on the DIST side of
Fast Bay-,lrcct, in III city, and know il tho Plan
Of The said lands drawn 10y r. O. Pinskney. surveyor,
OH n rc,urvey dat February $780, recorded in the
Office of Reg NJ. c.. for Charleston District Book a,
No. /, page 62, by tie letter B, or No. 1. Measuring
OH The north and sout lines each 12c fec. inshls,
inclu Ing therein the width Of alley wat IS feet
wide common 10 This aud The ar adjoining stores
anI lot OF lIld runicg from Geadron.strcet to
Cordcs.sreet on tue west line, rcntlus Est Bay
street 81 feet iucIus and The cast lro % feet
inch, moro ur less, according to sail plan: boun:irs
nor h on Gondron-s:iec! west OIL East EaJ.strtet;
south on lot ict:ered o. no .. s;l pian now or
i.:e of the cs.a:e CT c.tbayuc Pr ocau, aad cast on
land now Or late OF - Napi.r.
rerms-Orc-half cash; U!lan-c in Twelve moaths
secured by bond of the purchaser aud mortgage Of
the premises. Purchaser = pay fer papers and
stamps. j. W, GRAY,
Noy,,aucr aj th4 Master in Equity.
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Austion Salfs.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Read rs. Read.

Bead rs Read
Tbs DAY the 10th Decamber iIstant. at II
O'CLOCK will lie sold, at the O.d CUs;omhouse.
All that LOT OF LANp, with tie three Story
| EnI''h HOUSE thereon. situate il lie City OF
Charleston on Tie ~ st sic CT Mestag-strec; ine1
suring III Iront on said street 81 oot. and in depth
23I feet from east TO woSt rs will mere partlcu ary
appear by survey OF Joseph L Purcell. maue Sep.
tcmber. 1906. Founding north land l:te OF Mrs.
! fagGart. but now or late or Mrs Miller, south or
| anrl late Of VIM. brisbane Of Otis Mills. ca:t
OF AIcclncs street, AID wess Oh land Ecw cr late oi
| Eiiz lheh Drai!sG I'd.
Terms Ouc-tllird cash, bllancc in one. two and
three yeGra secured 5y bond or bonds OF tic pur-
chaser and mortgage OF Tic premises, wl,n insur.
auce OF the buildings and assignment of the policy.
Purchaser TO pay for papers anal stamps.
lie sail property may be treated ioi at private
sale i:n.il tic day of sale. j. W. GRAY.
December 1J thm7 Master in Equity.
UNDE;: DECREE IN E2UiTY.
Et parte r. Surge Htward, ct a., Trustees,
ct al.
TuI5 DaT. the I0h December Instant, At IL
O'Clock. will 10 soli at the Old Cus.cmlouse.
Ali that 10 y OF LA%D. situitc Oil the northscr
"orncr o. Acxa dee and chapel streets: in tho City
OF Ciarc ton formerly the property and residence Of
Charles Heyward, Esq, measuring 30 ieat, more or
less Chapelsreet, and II feet, moro or less, on
AlrXaudrr-sreet; on the cast line u feet running
northwardly from Chape-5lrcet, then 81 feet run
ming wartliy, then 35 feet running northwardly
TO the ack line AM on the north or bIck line 143
feet, more or less
ALSO,
Ill that LOT lying to the north OF the above, on
AlrxanG,r-.t Get, IL -a.uruG on Judith-sre,t (row
A!exanderl % icet, on the back or eastern lire 80
feet, the souh line l43 feet and the north line
l.3 feet, be the 81 Il dimensions more or less.
Icrms-Ono half cash; balance in one year. Pur-
chaser to ray forplpers and stomps.
j. w. GRAY,
December 10 thm7 Master in Equity.
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SiAsoy: Tho following ofi;ccrs C: Frsns.,a
Lodge, No &C. a. I. NJ, have BEN Gle ted FOR he en-

SUII'5 !V~s
q. L. nUtsr, ". II.
VI. j. ItEpIoT, $. ".
I. =. GLEN. !. W.
c. ". STILES, Ire: cu:c:.
WA. ROY, Secretary.
). J.. EURiE. ;. -.
:. y. DOHEES, J. d.
~. P. i.iCKEr..l s;cw. H..
WI. TUlTLE,
L. L. MEYER, :l,r.
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Snvcfrbcrf1
KID (4AGF ES.

TF.l".I, s&lMI.I:l:; KID e. OWES, All.
( -: - I:;ae-. White. ;;;t ::i:! Dri', Co'oIs
Also. - Lon, Dnl3'r ut.na Gid GLOVES for
cvania VIZ, JUS. ",ccir,i rc' LIST s:.anler by
!. Il. E-A1 & Co.,
..:,'.:i co. lars - alcss Kid ,li7y's
November ~ thsta1mo
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UAIrGD s&ArEs oT af.#n;ca.

UATrEO SGAgr:s or aF."H;CA.
SOUTH CAROLYN, DI,ri:!Cl.
In re Wincaes!cr GraAam e. parte l.. v. VIZ
Hnma--ia DaHaIaitcy
uy order CT Lii; Honor Gcorg, S. n'y yaa Juise OF
th,. u. =. Court tor taa L; ,rlr. Of Soa1h carolina,
VII sell i'll the a5JTc cas-, Il. Ak"n, :. g.. on
MOiD.i, the 1i:h day of December icxi, II: fol
lowin. ZEAL EsIAi&.:
Uur-auartrr inicrrat III 90 ACRES OF LAND.
well iGi prJycl .itu;,cl ii the Town ot AIKEN on
tEc street leGIng 10 ,.lo C)&"r spr:n9J and kno%n
d> tie prop.r'? o, tic laic Mrs. William :, a:iS. on
whta she rcsiici.
E'eYcr LOT; IN the >uuc town, :s f,'lows:
~ by CG1 inc;, b,ilnd' nCrh 6y Et c!I-siree I,
ca'.i By lt4r9ad company, south by r-rH"eA-stcet
west BY tEiyn-S!c,cs.
$50 b. ;,g ;cet bound d north b$ .iboH i;.e-ss,
cast by Fa!:t!e G-S rect s':i ~ Lde@ htli'stFest
west % Rarosd ON 'aly :>rr"s.
SEQ by 600 fe t. bnr:n!oi :1rll l. ib5ari:'c-s:"e",
cast by Farnc!i.siic-i. s"uii T.: ii5'H:lI--':c+''
iso By e!J f.a ,.::ill rc-,h b. Atb"yi.'eFiree;.
clst i: hcrl.a r-s.rcei. soIh By LjS4.e I-s' g,
west hg i:;trsit, c,!Mmay sire.
j5O J.. cnJ ;sct. bounded fn Inc lo.il b. !GSc'
ii"l-.5gee. rss by >l:a:G:-'ire:;. s1uti! y Ld3e'
r..is;rfc:, ,.l... Is Ha:!:o.d C1.l P:ny-str>;s.
&c b. Go f.t. Londcd noTti; y! rof: Dou .:'ary-
:; co. c.>i b. i:--2t ri, soa;G cy Asuyri..-sI.cc!,
west ~ Cacste:-s,tcYt
800 yG . ;,e: ioL. led nor:l, = Sort, EoInt'1ry
:
s..ca . W;s - UG!ol-s:r.c.
auu IS CD e.:, LuHa;.,d ool;: :: :;C-h Bo.n'i--y-
street.. o.st hy :T'i,e:.strcut :c~ti oy AJnc'ie-
stree, wrst b. Er .1.w-st.cai.
2cI by eco feet. E1uudc. nortil ~ AotCI our!lary-
street o,st ~ E,g.s;rCe !,.ou Il o! i5eT!2 ssrcv.,
wrat by >li n;rfsirart
150 ) CRY -. hJ-ai-l rof!l. :? Brtnwe!i.s'Eec!,
eas: by fa :ci!-:a t. a3:iJ ~ A.cl.alid-
wet NJ !ai road IN. .,aN-strtct.
15.i by 60 f.c ncGuaci IL !ti b? EdSa.:li-s.:cat.
cast by Unia-;t-cat. :outh l.: Gairwc-i-a!.cc west
uy Ia; rp.,' o:LHl!v-s;rtfL
On Lo- fu@g ::cs, i'll -: Town o, Hi;n%rh.
bounded tic 20 til b. T. /! Brow 60 b.
--.i:ut soutl by j. J. i..'S- 20, -. vet 81
4uciiry L. cct
icrm<--:,ac.hl!f cssk: Laa:rs .c'a3!c IN oas
yea. H!:i !.I;c:cst ZOE. y: ca f. tI:u:':rd
~ p.y ASH s.es Ct ut.cr, .7:l. 3, &c
i. ). ,,T..,';, 4. Ia.
:iovcn,!',:oC 10
s,a--=-->
z 1.::c tl...,$viiIE--,,I;.y.
7. RE-. ,.so1g'NGXr, Ar
"A. rcron.nc:'3 taeiniao EiAeGAf EEOS
rrA::..E>:. 81 s,tE!
| n Et>>E2E LR0S.
Descar,.3 ifsulmo
oa45 CHAIRS AND h0fAS
4, rcc:nJcr3 tlstu1mo kiS5aiAN BROS.
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Anfii8a SaIes.

MgLtIGAy 6 NtAs,i.
80. 33 I-cni.Ia itange.
Til sci THU DAY, at 10 O'Clock,
I'D ::EinS. BuGElU>, C.I.rS, Mattresses,
Stove. ~.
AI,So,
D2T GnoD:, C'otl.ing, lo)p Sliirte, Notions.
Conditions cash. vereinber 10
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Dry Goods, Ba'alorM Ssiris, Horstcd
Goods, SC.
BY JOHN s.. EIslSGn /: &C.
THIS DAY, 10th instant at ~ O'clock we will sell,
at our Aucior >aesroon,, No Ijj Alcati o-stree,
A.; INVOKE OF GOOhS, JC>T HEcElFLD PER
MiNHaTrAS.
SUPER PRINTED SAriNErS. Mixed Gas ira:c'.
Mixed Korscys. Kentucky JEANS. White. lie and
Gray Plain and TWiiic'l Flanncis. Fancy shirfin".
l;a!noral skirt, Wool Hose ana Half Hose. allssfS
C.S rslnoral Hose, Chillrcn's Worstcd Scaris Kuit
ted Coa;s Sl.awls Hickory shirts, Blue Knit jackets,
Pocket Books. stay Binding, Co:sets, L. c. Hand
krrch:cts, Dolls. &c.
ALs1 on ACCOUNT OF UNDERwEIrt rs AND ALL COY
CERSED,
q JcZcn WTIITTEMunt'S COTTON CARDS
Ii: ,!0zo Iron vi S;cycs.
conditions csh. December 10
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Ha'"' STRIPS, &Onide'", &c, &c.
JEEFGRfiS s CO.
VII sell HIS y, before their stores, Nos. II and
~ Tcndue Range 1T hal.-pas; O'Clock.
Is tcs choice :. C. EAJiS
In bbls. III covered Ham;
.G00 lbs choice Strips
40J Shoulders
20 tubs Lari
80 b1ls. Flour
~ Lb.s. Sugar
- bags Cotfce
% bbls. 3Io,asses
H0l boXes Hcrrngs. Decerr Der 10
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FAD=i. ..;:EaaDlG !lUO}|,
No. 3 DEDAD-STHEE'I', !,
SECOND FLOOR: FRONT HALL.

TIE US-EeeIGHEo. II coN&EcrioY WITH
;As:r ADVERTISING AGENCY, hare ee'abl;shcda
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Auftion Sales.
Edcon. Butter, Hants. Lcrr. !
BY T. u. CATER.

VIII be 500 on Crowns Wharf. IHls PAY, at t5rcc~
quarters past o'ciOct,
SO CHOICE BELLIES
jod Choice Strips
$40 hoiee II MS
- tubs B,t r-sclae CLoicc
81 ;uiis Ind
Lot open Crockcry.
CCndl IouS cash. ,,ccc1rJcr IN
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Sr 4 3 z
CtlEAP Dry GvODS: CHEAP DRY
GOOpSi
AT THE
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In re Wincaes!cr Graham. e. parts J.. ". VIZ
lMms--ia DaNaLaitcY.
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Iy order CT Lis Honor Gco;g; s. ij'yaa. Jaise OF
tn. u. = Court tor tHa L; ,rir. Of Soalh .ircllna,
VII sell i'll the abJYc ras', 4. Aiken, ;. e.. Oh
MONDAY, the 1ith ,liy of December Lcxt, The fol.
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Noyenber 10
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jjry Goods. Ba'nlorai S.iris, Horstcd
Gonds &c
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-27
NEWS SUMMARY.



Marshal valiant, Minister of the Emperor's
household, has made speech which is highly
tranquilizing. E'.." :
=. The United States gun. boat Canandaigua
arrived in the Scheldt yesterday, and sails this
morning for Hamburg. ....
The Emperor of Russia on the termination
OF hls visits to the German watering resorts
VIII proceed TO Warsaw on his return to Peters.
burg.
The Queen of Spain having requested Louis
Napoleon TO meet her at Biarritz, the latter
decllUes the honor of an interview.
Prussia, according TO the official journals,
has acceded to the proposals made by our Gov.
ernment tor the establishment of effective regu-
lations for the protection of emigrants to this
country.
Domestic.
Gold closed yesterday at l44S.
Secretary Browning has gone to White Sui.
phur Springs. H.. ....
General Carl Schurz spoke at a Republican
mass meeting in Lancaster last night.
The Fenlan Convention is still in session in
New York city. Proceedings secret.
-Ex-Governor Orr has been elected by the
South Carolina Legislature, one of the Circuit
Judges.
Professor Agassiz, Senator Conkling, and
several other gentlemen, left ST. Louis yester-
day for Denver.
Only two foreign vessels remain in the
waters of the Crete-English and French-the
Russian and Austrian gunboats having left.
-LieutenantGeneTal Sherman's daughter,
Minnie, was thrown from her horse at Fort
Sanders, on Monday, ana severely injured.
The Democratic wigw at Detroit fell down
on Tuesday fatally injuring one man and Sc.
verely woundlng several other citizens.
james Mann. the Democratic member oil
Congress from Louisiana, died in New Orleans
yesterday morning. Both branches of the Legis
lature adjourned out of respect to deceased.
The Fifth National Convention OF Spiritu.
alisls assembled in Rochester, N. Y, yesterday.
Prayer was offered by medium for the late
Rev. John PierpOnt.
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TERRIBLE SUFFERING.
two MeM, Blinded by an Explosion, Are
Nine DaYa WlGhouL GOOD

We take the following from the Wabasha
(Minn.) Herdid of Aug. 20:-
By a letter from Mr.. Harris, formerly of this
place, we learn the particulars of a remarkable
Gaze OF suffering at Vermllllon.
Two men, Norman and Peterson, were en-
ployed by the Wabasha Gold and Silver Mining
Company, TO drive drift on Pine Island, where
this company has a very rich vein. They
worked on the island alone, the principal ope-
rations of the miners being on the main land.
One day they fred the fuse TO big blast, and,
after waiting q long time, found that the
lighted fuse had become eXtinguished and at
once set themselves TO work to drill out the
blast, using water freely. Mr. Norman was an
old and experienced miner, and feared no mis-
haps, taking, as he thought, sufficient pains to
prevent an explosion; but by some means, in
some strange manner, the blast was ignited
while tney were at work. Two fingers we're
torn from one of NOrman's hands, and the
drill drove through the wrist OF the other arm,
and both men were blinded by the explosion.
Nine days after this party went oyer TO the
Island from the main land, and, finding blood
around the spot where the lll-lated men had
been at work, they became alarmed, and
searched vigorously and finally found them.
They had been without food since the accident;
Norman's wrist and hand were alive with
vermin, and in the eyes OF both OF these terribly
smtten men, these loathsome crawling things
were so embedded that they had TO be pulled
out with pincers.
The utmost kindness and care in the power
OF the miners was bestowed on the wounded
men, and Norman wac sent down to Superior
for treatment, while Peterson remained in
camp.
Loss of blood saved the men from the
cravings of terrible appetite, while both must
have been possessed of iron constitutions tC
have enabled them 10 survive those terrible nin'
days,
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SUDDEN DEATH OF Dr.. WIsHARF.-Dr.-L L.
@. G. Wisbart proprietor OF the Pine Tree Cor
dial, died suddenly, while in drug store, on
Frankford road near Columbia avenue, about
halt past O'clock last evening. The deceased
had accumulated quite fortune from the sale
OF his medicines. He resided at his country
SALE OF New CoTToN.-Powell & West sold
at auction yesterday the drst bale of new cot
ton received in Philadelphia this season, for
329 cents per pound.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
TRUSSES.

90 "SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER TRUSS'
&ssSS No. lS47 On ESNUT Street. This TRUSS
Ieetly applied win cure aud retain with ease the mos
comfortable, used In bathing, lifted 10 form, never
rusIs breaks, soils becomee timber, or moves nom
place. No strapping. Hard Rubber ABDOMINAL Sup
porter, by which the others OoIPuient and Ladies
perfect support; very light, neat, and ehecual Pile
Instruments Shoulder Braces Elastic Stockings for
Leather Truases. half usual price. Lady In attend.
Ance. 1xvtWnn
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE
IN THIS EVENING
TIE WHITE FAWN,
THE WHITE FAwN,
:. AnQ Jarrett and Palmers combined
PABlSlENNE AND vIENNOISE BALLET
oAID,LLEs oAMIAD,LLEs BoNFANTf. soHIKE. ARpRIoN.
HEhEBELGE. .OBFRTI, MAZZAh hi, FRANOISCO'
FLNHOIu ana LA PETI TIE SUHLAGER, -
A.. sUPPORTED By 80 CORYPHEKS.
Ah Aho a Srand Corps de Ballet
The Scenery Is The most Beaut full and Costlv AVA.
presented az any theatre In the world. WV
THE COSTUMES THE MOST BnILLIANT EVEp
z.....x.- SEEN IN AMERIUA, III"
- oADMlbe1ON.-Dfess Circle and Paruuet rs centa.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED sEATa
SATURDAY-WHITE FAWN MATINEE.
VTTALNUT STREET TIL HEATRE, BEGINS AT
w THIS CTtusdayl EVENING. Aug. 81,
LEFFINGWELL
who will appear In two OF bis specialtes,
BEPPO FOX THE LAST TIME.
In Byrons Burltsque of Fra DidvolO, aud
ROMEO JAFFIEk JENKINB,
In Edmnnd Fsconers laug liable absurdlty OF
- FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF LEFFINaWELL,
Byron's celebrated Buresque of
CINDERELLA, ......
In which Lefiugwell will appear as
In preparation with new scenery the Drama entitled
FOUL PLAY, H..u
from The celebrated work of Charles Reade and Dion
Bouclcanlt. In SIX acts. by Charles Reade, Esq.
T'OX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
IL EVERY EVENING AND SAL URDAY
AFTERNOON. ...
GREAT COMBINATION TROUPE. ...
In Grand Ballets, Eth'U plan Buresques, Songs,
Dances Pantomimes, Gymnast Acts, etc. -
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
Central Depot, No; los South FiFIH street one doo
below Che8RuL Established 1862.
Revenue stamps Of every description conStantiyoI
hand In any amount.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC.

.IEFEF$, PENN STEAM ENGINE ANB
s&AdkdASs BOILER WORKS.-NEAFIEd d LEVY
FhAIIIUAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS,
MACHINISTs, BOILER-MAKERS BLACK.
SMITHs, and FOUNDERS having for many yearn
been In successful operation. and been exclusiyely
engaged Ia building and repairing Marine and River
Engines high and low pressure Iron Boilers, Water
Tanks, Propellers. ETC. etc, respectfully oer their
tract for engines OF all sizes, Marine, River ana
Stationary; having SETS Of patterns OF different sizes
prepared 70 execute orders with quick despatch
Every description OF pattern-making made at the
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers oi the best PennsyYa.
Iron and Brass Castings OF all descriptions Roll
Turning Screw Cutting, and sl other work ected
with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done al
the establishment free Of charge, and work guRran.
teed
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room fol
repairs boats where they lie In perfect safetV
and are provided with shears blocks, falls etc eta
'0' i"-''NH "'~'' VI N"-' JACOB G. NEAFIE
JOHN p. LEVY,
6X BEACH and PALMER Streets.
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Wy l. L A M 8. GR AN T.,
w COMMISSION MERCHANT, -
Ne. ss. DELAWARE Avenue, philadelphia;
AGENT FOR
puponts Gunpowder. Refined NItre, Charcoal. Eto,
CIockeT' Bros IL Co.'s yellow Metal sheathiinE'
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

SchT j. ]. Worthington, Terry. Fall river do
Schr Trade Wind COIson salem. do.
Schr GenwoOd, Lawrence, Fall River, do.
'Schr Grace Watson, Nickerson, 3. Norwalk, do
Scbr Mary Ella Rogers, Portland. do,
schr Fawn new, Wiley Providence, westmorsiaud
soS% SSa1 5SIs GG r. Pratt Nckersop Roston oa,owou
don Il Co.
Schr Edwin. Tuttle Cohasset. Lennox 4 Burgess
Schr L. Arcularius, Gregory, Rockl land, Captain,
Str II. L. CAV, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
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'Schr Grace Watson, Nickerson, .. Norwalk, do.
schr Fawn (new), Wiley, Providence westmoreiaud
sohr Julia E. Pratt. NIckerson, Boston, Caldwell Cor
scbr Edwin Tuttle Cobasset. Lennox q Burgess
schr Sch j E. ATcularns, Gregory, Rocklsnd. Captain.
Str ID. L. Cav, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves,Jr
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Ionawanda, Jennings, 20 hours from
% Th sottOn ete and
sno son; Mrs. W4rrell and SON; MRS Ambrose Mi e.
sssf SG.lsn li Hill Ii E. russell SsssY Mr.
win fnr saivn oo s days from Bangor
sehr =; Myrick. stevens, days from ProvIncetown,
sinr :, P9Ss cs T5un1 day from Leipslc De with
soRr Mary iSs g. Fs%fa FsrP Maoy from Boston,
schr @ +. "A Arc1lsTins ,a Grsgory, from vnalhaven.
Steamer Lady Of the ' Lake. insraSa@ @ % hours from
Cape May with passengers TO captain Passed in the
from Charleston; five light brigs and several
with mdse. to W. NJ Baird & '' Co. N''-' 1''" 0fA'
MEMORANDA.
John n. B.. was of LV erpooi 18th inst v" '~
FOR rfy HAS on on hes beard Sf AZ 6se E%
q osiss and yarn 800 tons
ien1 in1shlp wyoming, Teal, hence, at Savannah 25th
Barque Schultz. Russell. hence for AspInwall,
Sv2 Sith coal, PIT into st. Georges Bermuda sh inst
Whic6thes captain ana chief mate We're stabbed and
were able TO get about The E, s. remained in port
oBaIque L. g. BIgelow. Corning, hence, at Bremen
Barque WoSdside. Edmunda. for PhiladelphIasa sailed
Barque Aurora, Utley. for Philadelphia, sailed from
Barque Industrie, Bischofir hence, at Genoa 1lth
Brig Juliet G. Clark. whitmore, hence sailed from
Gibraltar 6th inst. Tor Leghorn.
Brig Hndegard, Wickberg, hence, at Stettin 10th
Brig Insulerinen. Nielsen, hence. at Copenhagen
1lth inst.
Brig Romance Duncan, from Baltimore for Ne.
Schr r. W Brown, Rodman, hence. at Wilmington,
cleared at Chsrieston ed inst with $50 tons
schr W. F. Gushing, Cramer, tor Philadelphia
cleared at Charleston ed inst with llSOaO floor
schIs Francis Bartlett from Bridgeport. and John
E. JOY. Mark from Bristol both for Philadelphia
u scbr Lizzie Batcheider. English. cleared at New
York 26th inst. Tor Charleston
schr Willie Move, Hilton, for Philadelphia, cleared
schr Active, Matthew's. and Farragut Clark, TO,
Philadelphia cleared at Windsor 18th inst.
Scbr Flying Scud MITCHELL for Philadelphia, sailed
schr Grey Eagle. Mulin for Philadelphia. cleared
scSr Lady Emma, Sinclair, hence, at Norfolk 22d
schps Asa Eldrldge. Hickman; Kedron, Eldridge
and W. b Mc5hane, Chrlsty, for Philadelphia sailed
scbIs Annie v. Bergen, Thompson and S. A. Read
Arnold for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence 2itt
scbIs ate E. Rich Miller F. Nckerson, Kelley
| L. Maioy Russel and ID. Talbot. for Phladelp mia
| sailed from Salem 24th inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The second class nun buoy on the Horseshoe Shoal
southeast part, and the bell buoy on Deep Hole Rock
Temporarily supplied with spar buoys.
Boston, Aug, "A. 1868.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING. The first grand
mass meeting of the Republicans Of this city was
held last evening on Wharton street, above Pas
syunk road, aud a monster affair it was. The
street from Eighth 10 Tenth streets was densely
packed with the supporters of Grant and ColfaX
who, during the delivery of the addresses, mani
tested their enthusiasm by frequent applause.
Just after the opening the Twenty-sxth ward
and the Berry Campaign Clubs appeared on the
ground, and as they marched by the stand,
received many cheers. The Republican Irwin
Cibles, five hundred strong, paraded along the
thoroughtare toward the latter part Of the even
ing, and created much applause by their mag
nifcent appearance and soldierlY bearing. At
s o'clock, W., B; r. Selby, Esq, was chosen
President, and the usual number of Vice Presi-
dents and Secretaries were chosen.
The following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas, The citizens of the First, Second,
and Twenty-sixth Wards in mass meeting assem-.
bled to inaugurate in the city of Philadelphia
the most important political campaign in the
history OF our country, the result of which shall
decide the stability and perpctuity of a republi-
can form Of government in the election of
Grant and CofaX, insuring to the people peace
and prosperity, and restoring every branch of
trade and industry to healthful vlgor; therefore,
bel
ResolUed, That we endorse the action of the
Convention OF the National Union Republican
party in their patriotic and iudcious selection
of Grant and C0fax as our standard bearers IN
this Presidential campaign.
ResotUtd, That in General Ulysses S. Grant,
lhe parrot ana soldler, we recognize the great
est captain OF the age, whose unparalleled miIt-
taTy genius and unhinching courage rescued our
country from dsmemberment; Il master in the
field, and in the councils of the nation states
man firm and true.
ReSotoed, That in Schuyler Colfax we have
the patriot and statesman who never devated
in his 10y atty during the darkest hours of our
nations tribuatlons, and whose official career
has been distinguished by unimpeachable recti
tude enle judgment, and dignifed con-
duct, and whose nomination by our National
Convention is a great recognition of these traits
ReSOCed That the nominations of the Repub-
lican Conventions State, Congressional, Legis-
latiye, and City, meet with our hearty approval,
and as 10 the citizens of the First, Second, and
TWenty-siXth Wards belongs the honor of inau-
gurating the campaign they do pledge them
selves TO use their utmost eXertiOns to secure
the success of the whole ticket at the coming
election.
Enthusiastic speeches were then delivered by
Hon. Charles O'Neill, Colonel j. W. Forney,
Hon. H. Bucher Swope, General J. B. Fisher,
and others.