SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
SW.ANN'S CONSPIRACY.
3Progress of the Plot.
The Loyal Commissioners Firm.
THE EXCITEMENT INCREASINGe
TROOPS ABOUND BALTIMORE.
Martial Law Expected.
The Baltimore Troubles.
[Special "Despatch to the Bulletin.]
BALTIMORE, N0v.3,1866.- T The'excitement
here is rapidly increasing. No troops have
yet strived, but it is understood that there
is a considerable force in the neighborhood:
It is reported that General Canby has been
ordered here and will arrive in a few hours.
It is expected that he will proclaim martial
law.
The bogus Commissioners made a second
demand on the Police Board in writing,
which was promptly refused. The loyal
men will surrender to nothing but actual
force.
[Correspondence of the Associated Press.]
BAravAtoa.E, Nov. 3d, 10 o'clock, A. M
—The Sheriff is reported to be gathering a
posse. •
The new - Commissioners are expected to
make a formal demand, first for the sur
render of the station houses, books, &e.
If they are refused they will then call upon
the Sheriff to give them forcible possession.
All is quiet so far. A very large force of
police are at all the station houses and at
the Marshal's office.
[SECOND DESPATCH.]
BALTIMORE, Nov. S.—The new Commis
sioners appeared at the Marshal's office at
half-past 10 o'clock. They were admitted by
the guard within the enclosure, and pro
ceeded to the door of the office, where they
were met by the Clerk of ,the Board, to
whom they made their demand, and re
quested to see the Board. This Vir:lS refused,
when they immediately retired, greeted, as
they passed through the large crowd gath
ered in front of the office, with deriaive
laughter, by some of the friends of the old
Board. They proceeded by way of Lexing
ton street, to the Sheriff's office, where it is
*resumed they willdemand the aid of the.
Sheriff.
Large crowds are gathered in the vicinity
cf the Police office and Court House, but all
is yet quiet.
[THIRD DEVATCH.]
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3d, 12.30 P. M.---At
noon the new Commissioners, after being
about an hour with, their counsel at Ma'
office, got into a carriage bearing a dobil
rnent understood to bet' a formal demand - for
the delivery of the office to their poasession.
They took a circuitous route and after
making a detour'of about one naile to avoid;
the crowds, approached the Commissioners'
offiee, where their appearance was the
signal for tumultons demonstrations of dis
approval by the now largely increased
crowd. They were again admitted to the en
closure, and at the door of the office were
met by the Clerk of the Commissioners,who
received their document, telling them that
the Commissioners would immediately con
sider the matter and make their reply in
writing. Messrs. Valliant and Young
then 'returned to their carriage,
amid mingled groans and hootings. The
carriage droVe off to the corner of North and
Baltimore streets, to the Conservative head
quarters, where they were received with
loud cheering by the crowd gathered there.
It is now understood they are organizing a
new force. Some five or six members of the
old force resigned , last night and reported
to Messrs. Young and Valliant this morning.
There are reports of an arrival of troops
at Harman's Bridge, on the Washington
road, but the report cannot be verified.
There is, of course, much excitement and
deep fee ling, but so far no disturbance has
occurred.
From Louisville.
LotrisviLLE, Nov. 3.—The mortuary re
pnt for October records 220 deaths in this
city, 17 of which were from cholera, most, if
not all, having been imported from other
localities.
The Norris House and Barnes & Gocnna's
grocery, together with the sheds of Barcke's
stock yard, were burned last night. Loss,
$25,000; insurance, $15,000.
Marine Disaster.
• NEwrouT, R. 1., Nov. 3.—The brig Ida
McLeod came ashore at 8 o'clock P. M. yes
terday, part full of• water. The captain,
Robert C. Cook, and the crew are all safe..
CCTV . BU.LIGETIN.
LAIINCE OF THE' NEW CITY Ice 'BOAT.-
This morning, about eleven o'clock, the
new City Ice Boat was launched from the
ship-yard of Cramp & Boss, foot of Otis
street wharf;'Kensington. Quite a l'arge
number of persons were present to witness
the interesting spectacle; among these were
several lerzies, and some of the members of
Councils. The •new boat is an admirable
specimen of workmanship, and reflects
credit. on the ,sklll of the builders, under
whoiki directien the vessel' lias so tar
progressed tower& ...Completion. A de
scription having been furnished to the
readers of thei.BULLETIN on a previous
occasion, renders . it unnecessary , to par
ticularize to any extent at the present
time. The new boat'will cost about $lOO,-
600, and will• be 180 feet in length and 60 feet
in width over the guards. The hull will be
28 feet wide and 12 feet deep. The iron
plating is mainly_ is-inch, while the garboard
streak neat the keel is i-inch; and 60 feet
backward from the bow is • plated ,double,
with a thickness of le,inches. The frames
are of angle iron, by 3 inches, with re
versed bars, 34 by 3 inches.. The floor; plates
are 17 inches deep, with two bars of
angle iron on the top of each floor:
the ..frames are 18 inches upright and
16 inches at the ends. The main guard
beams are of iron, box pattern, composed of
angle iron and; plates. The vessel was (let.
contted with' American flags, which gave'to
ft'a gay appearance as it glided , gracefully
into the stream,'amid the cheers of those
present- The Delaware in front of the ship
yard was dotted with small boats, con
taining persons who felt desirous of wit
messing the • scene- . This fine spe
eimen of worknaanship will be completed
THE DAILY EV.LtfiNfr BUiLETIN.--PRILADELPHIA - , - §ATURT4t,'NOVENIBER .3,186'6. 7 -TRIPLE SHEET
_
in time to do' good service during the com
ing winter and the liberalitstof the citizens
and Councils of Philadelphia will be well
repaid by. the expenditure authorized for its
construction: ,:It halibeensuggas ted,amorig
somitof the-mend:lents' of;th.% citY, that a
fund should be raised- among; thisclaa of
citizens, for the construction of additional
ice boats, in orderto make Philadelphia an
Open port during the severity of the winter
months.
TELEGRAPHIC APPOINTMENT.-Mr. R.'F.
Smith, for several years Assistant in
the American Telegraph -Company's office.
in this city, has resigned . position, arid
accepted the• managership of the Bankers'
and Brokers' TAegraph Office, No. 115
Walnut street. .Whlie we are assured the
change will be advantageous to Mr. Smith,
we cannot but regret the loss sustained by
ourselves and the press, generally by this
change. Ever at his post;courteous . and
affable to all. As thorough an' electrician
as in manners a gentleman. We congratu
late the business men in the vicinity of his
present location - in the acquaintance of such
a representative of telegraphy.'
HEAVY HOIOIERy.--SOnle time during
last night the silk mill of'Thomas Harp,
located on Mill Creek, between Chestnut
and •Walnut streets and near. Forty-fourth
street; was entered'by burglars, who forced
open the front door., The thieves made a
selection of the fmeattsewing silk, and car
ried off a considerablequarility . The value
of the goods stolen is estimated at e 4,000. A
wagon was used in the removal of the stolen
goods. Some of the silk was dropped on
the road; and was recovered this morning.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL. ATTEMPT. -- About
half-past four o'clock this morning an at
tempt was made to' enter the dwelling of
Mr. T. B. Peterson. at the southwest corner
of Broad street and.Girard avenue. A win
dow on the first floor was forced open,when
Mr. Peterson was aroused by the ringing of
the bell of the burglar alarm telegraph. He
sprang a large rattle from the window, blit
considerable time elapsed before a police
man arrived. In the meantime the burglar
made his escape.
HENRY ViNc.prrr.—Henry Vincent, the
English orator, the cotemporary and friend
of John Bright, will speak in Philadelphia,
at the Academy of Music, on the evenings of
the 26th, 27th and 28th of the present month.
Due notice will be given of the subject of
each lecture, and of the price of the tickets
for the course. During the late war Henry
Vincent addressed three hundred assem
blages in earnest advocacy of the North, and
the cause of human liberty.
TRooFS FOR HALTEStoRE.—Seven hundred
and fifty regulars passed through this City,
at an early hour this morning, from New
York, under command of Brevet Major
Offley and Lieutenant Robert E. Wade, for
Baltimore. They were detachments from
the Eleventh and Twelfth Regiments of in
fanbry. It is understood that they were or
dered yesterday from Washington, and
were despatched from. David's Island in
much haste.
FATAL .lecronzu.—This morning a man
wkioed Michael Delaney was engaged in
digging a well on a property on Church
lane, Germantown. The ground is rather
stony and a_ blast was prepared; A pre.
mature explosion occurred however,' and
Delaney WEIN inetantly Lillei, . The deceased
reaidett On Cher idieet,above Washington
Lane. Coroner Daniels was notified to hold
an inquest in the cue.
AN AGED THIEF.—A man named Henry
Hyde, who says that he is seventy
years of age and walked with a cane, went
into a store on Fifth street, below Callow
hill street,and took possession of a bat with
out the permission of the proprietor of the
establishment. He was arrested and after
a hearing before Alderman Toland was sent
below. • - . ___
STunrr WALKERS.—Laat night Ctiestnut
and Walnut streets were pretty free of the
women who gmeri - Ally promenade at late
hours._ The _recent order of the Mayor to
the police has had a good effect. Three or
four of the street walkers were captured on
Walnut street, and were committed by
Alderman Swift.
LARCEN A young man named J.H. Bane
was arrested yesterday, for the larceny of a
keg Of white lead from the drug store of J.
W. Simes do Co. r at Twenty-first and Mar
ket streets. He was taken before Alderman
Jones,
and was held in $4OO bail, to answer
at court.
IMPOSING CHURCH CEREMONIES. The
Forty Hours' Devotion commences to-mor
row morning, in St. Michael's Catholic
Church, Second street, above Master, and
the ceremonies will be very impressive. At
the late service, at .10,1 o'clock, a Grand Mass
will be sung by a full choir.
SERIOUSLY BunwEn.—Last evening about
seven o'clock Bridget Moran, residing on
Mechanic street, in Manayunk, was se
riously burned about the body by her
clothes taking fire accidentally. Her re
covery is considered very doubtful.
THE ScruDDER AtISSIONARY SOCiETY of
the Third Reformed Church, Tenth and PU
bert streets, will hold its anniversary on
Sabbath afternoon, Nov. 4th, at 3 o'clock.
An interesting and profitable service may
be expected.
A Fuerrryn.—George Benson, a young
colored man, was arrested last night in St.
Mary street upon the charge of the larceny
of clothing, &c., in Chester county. He was
locked up at the Fifth District Police Sta
tion.
Maiscious Misonazp.—David Dougherty
waa arrested yesterday, at Chestnut street
wharf, for malicious mischief. It is charged
that he hurled a large paving -stone at a
youth. He was held in $5OO bail by Alder
man Beitler.
"Staxas."—Several more boys were
arrested yesterday in different parts of the
city for throwing stones with "slings." They
were all held to bail.
THE OHOLERA..—The number of cases of
cholera reported at the office of the Board of
Health to-day was three.
Tam VIRTUES OF Bow - mes INFANT COR
DIAL need no comment from our pen. Thousands of
tarallies daily attest its efficacy Bower, Sixth
and Green, sole proprietor of Cordial.
PATTY BRAND'S BROWN SALVE.—Bower
Sixth and Vine, sole proprietor.
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES AND FANCY GOODS,
SNOWDSEN 4 BROTHER, Impnrters,
23 south eighth street.
" DR. FITTER'S " great " Rheumatic
Remedy."
For Ithetimatism. Neuralgia. Gout. Asthma.
"No Cure," 3.000 cures since June 1866. 'Eco Pay."
"No Pay," 3,000 cures since Tune 1886. "No Care."
"No Cure," No mercury, colchicum or "No Pay."
"No Pay," lodides. "No Cure."
Limited quantity to each patient.
Prepared by Dr. Finer, No 29 South Fourth street,
LADIES' SPECIAL NOTICE.—Dr. - Ban
ning's Braces, Light French Truant Imnroved
der - Braces, Supporters of best construction, Admire
ble Elastic Bandages. Elastic Stockings, Ac. , Cor
rectly adjusted by a. Lady, at "Needles'," on Twelfth
street, first door below Race.
BENBOW'S Soers.—Elder Flower, Turtle .
Oil, Glycerine, Lettuce, Sunflower, Monk BMA, dre.
SNOWDEN do B glom ER,
Importers, 23 South Eighth street,
A FEw Dam's of "S weet 0 ppoponsor!" Oh,
how rich and aromatic in odor. It purities the air of
thaapartment, and soothes the wearied frame of the
Invalid, It is a captivetragrance, found on all t nets
and never stakes the handkerchief. Sold everywhere.
E, T. MUTH CO , New York.
Sole Proprietors.
Mu.revrao ! It is very seldom we meet
with any description of perfume which so entirely
comes up to the notion of the publc. as does the'per.
fume above mcntioned.-27. 0. True Dena.
The r ew perfume for the handkerchief is something
peculiarly delicate and delicious. Fur sale by all the
principal Drugglets.—P4itaddphia ii'venaig
COUR 111.
OYEB AND riZBISINER—Sadgee Allison and ' , tidiest,
—The ease of Ilrewton Champion,' charged with - the
murder pi Mary Carney, on the tenth day of August
1, ---- _
• last, Walk realized this, morning% Yesterday the de ,
fence concluded its tad tirnony in support of the pri
soner'sinsanity, In 'rebuttal the Commonwealth
called the physician wad' keeper at the prisnn, both of
whom dat el:Med the prisOne.r's manner and behavior,
and gave it as their opinion that he was sane. To-day
the ease will be argued tO the
Yo FIIETZER APPLICATIONS for space in
the Pars Universal -Exposition of 1867 can
he received, as the room allotted to the
United States is more than full. The great
catalogue of accepted products of each na
tion brbeing printed by Imperial commis
sion. Notice of the time of shipment will be
immediately given - to the accented appli
cantsfor apace.
DURING the pact month 1,741 applica
tams of widows were received at the Pen
sion Office, or which 1,554 were allowed and
187 were rejected. The number of applica
tions received , for invalid , pensions was
3,500. of these the number allowed was
3,050; rejected 442.
COMMERCIAL.
BALES OF . 13TOOKS.
BEFORE
500 sh RE Nicholas Mal 2
100 eh Bead R _ b 5 55,x
82000 trEl5-50a 1 435 ran 107%
%GOV as old cash 88%
4200 , do new 101%
1000 Warn & Prank'n
guat'd 7 pr ct Bds 823 i
100 WI Nat , '76
boat loan 8711
500 Caind dr, Amboy
mi 841 'B3 92
8000 d tt o '39 08%
1(00 Belvidere Bonds 85
101.4) LOBO V Ms b 6 96
MUMS OF EtT(X3IO3 IN NEW YOWL:
(BY -2klegraPha
American
Beading Railroad;......
New - York Centra1...... _.....
llnited States ea 'BL
United States 68. _
.. . --
Hudson ............
Finance' and Business•.. Nov. 3, 1868.
There was a firmer feeling at the Stock Board this
morning, particularly in Railroad shares, and more
disposition to operate. Reading Railroad sold at 583;
—an advance of 34; Pennitylvania Railroad at 553(@5514
—an advance of 3; Northern Central Railroad at 49X
—an advance of 3,, and Catawlasa Railroad Preferred .
at 2s3;,—no change. Camden and Amboy Railroad was
firm at lat%; Germantown Railroad at 61: Lehigh Val
ley Railroad at 66: Little Sehuylkill Railroad at Wi;
Norristown Railroad at 61, arid Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad at 324. Canal stocks were held stiffly, but
the transactions were unimportant. We; was bid for
Schuylkill Navigation Preferred; 273; for the Common
stock; 5835 for Lehigh Navigation; 84 for Morris Canal
Common; 120 for the Preferred; 53% . for Wyoming
Valley; 57% for Delaware Division, and 15 for Susque
hanna Canal. Government Loans were very steady.
The Coupon Sixes. 1 81, closed at 114%; the old Five-
Twenties at 1104; the '635 and '6ss at 1073;@1(6%; the
Ten-Forties at itW;, and the February Seven-Thirties
at IMS.. State Loans were unchanged. City Loans
were firm at 1013.i' for the new issues, and 98Y for the
old ceitificates. Passenger Railway shares were nomi
nally unchanged.
Messrs. De Raven Brother, No. 40 Bomb Third
street. make the following quotations of the rates 01
exchange today. at / F. IL:
3 1 73'714.
American Gold.. .... 146 1 6
Silver- Quarters and ha1ve37.—...140
Compound Interest Nome
June,1604..
" July, 1884 . .. 1611
" Aug M- I. 1 5 %1 •
" Oct., 1864._ Isk,
" Dec., 1864...133.
•• May, 11I6*
"
" Be l,
" Oct.. 1865... 936
Jay Cooke& C 4, vow uovermssess assourstea s
to-day, as 20110wM
Sten*. Sanlng.
rs. /EX
' Old 520 .............11036 11026
New 510 Bonds. 1664....-----107.16 1074(
&le larg
3.70. July, 1865. 976 11036
10.4010036
7 3-10, August-- 10316
.....Ms%
1132.16 -
Gold—at 12 _ asm
smith, Randolph & Co.. — Bin — uters. 25 SOMA =ad
street, quote at D. o'clock. as
148
Q. s. tbllows
Essi — iscus - ir
11,13. 540,
:-107,16107
" t .
U. B. 12140.
u. Es. 74'0'a—Tit sona=---aomios
oadea—....-----... 105%m0e
106
5.20, July, 1855 1101103 i
oompoonoa. Den..
Philadelphia Markets.
FATIISn►T, Nov. S.—The market has been nearly
cleared of Quercitron Bark, and No.l is firm at t 35 gi
ton. Prices of Tanners' Bark are nominal.
lb ere Is very little Cloverseed coming forward, and
It is wanted at VI 25Q,9. Timothy ranges from 13 2.5 to
ea 50. Small sales of Flaxseed at 3 =gm
bushel.
There Is no falling off in the home consumption de.
mend for Flour, and prices continued to tend up
ward. Sales of 1.500 Northwest extra family, at Elg
$l4 2.5 VI barrel, including small lota of superfine at
fa 25g$8. Extras at $9 75@512, and 100 barrels fancy
Western at $l7 25. There is but little Bye Flour or
Corn Meal here. Sales of 2,000 barrels of former at SS,
The market is poorly supplied with Wheat, and it
is held with much confidence. Small sales of fair and
good Bed at !320®3 30 VI bushel. White may be
quoted at $3 85Q$3 40. Bye isscarte and Penna. com
mands $1 50. Corn is rather gain. Sales of 1,000
bushels yellow, in store, at $1 nc: 4 000 do., afloat at
27, at which figure it is freely offered, and 2,500
bushels mixed Western at Z. Chas are unchanged:
800 bushels Penna , sold at 68@70 cents. In Barley and
Malt no change.
hisky unchanged. Small sales of Penna. at V 41©
2 42, and Oblo at $2 44.
iminruz TAPIOCA, with full directions for use.
G
Bethlehem Oat Ideal. fresh from the mills; Ber
muda Arrowroot, Racelfout. Robinson's Patent Bar
ley, Pearl Sago. and other Dietetics of the best quality.
For sale by JAMES T. BB INN, S. W. corner BROAD
and SPRUCE streets. 0c.30-6trri
LADIES, GHNTLEBEEN. BOYS, XI33SIGS. AND
Children's Napoleon, 'Highland and. Polish Boots
and thoes, for the Wet and Cold seasons, In great ye,
riety. Cheap. at Bailards, 37 North HIGII.I.Ii street,
and 1315 CHEIsTNUT street. 0c,%.12t,rp/
: 4 1:Its • e : s • . :401s: s :
11 ing, Braiding, Stan ping, me.
AL A. TOB.REY.
1800 Filbert Nave&
BALLARD'S SHOES ALL WARRANTED A 8
represented. oc;34l2trpf
PEENOK MANTEL
hesh
MRS. ara X obntifal styles, warranted correct
FAME, a BP.0111:131b3.
9
MI Chestnut street. belowM
DA.LLA RD'S
/I Latest styles Ladles' and Gents' Boots and Shoes
now ready. 37 North street. and ins
CHESTNUT street, near U. S. Mint. oc36l2trpi
p pm (lIIIMERING GRAND PIANOS,
914 013MSTNUT STREET.
ocsAf4p W. H. DUTTON.
L
OTION AND LINEN KALI. DU evory w
ti from one to six fret wide , all nu C m K
bers of . Te in& rn sad
Awning Loon, papenuslrers , .l3all Twine !o.
• 701051 W . & 0
wit. los Rom,/ slinr
flO TO HALLa.E.It'S
Ur No. 37 North EIGHTH street, near Filbert and
1315 CHESTNUT street. for Fall and Winter Boots
end Shoes, Cheap. ONE PRICE. OC3O L2t,rpt
IDAAO NALTHAEB_ Auctioneer and Moue' Brener
1 N. E. corner of Third and Spruce streets, only our
square below the Exchange. NATHANEYS Principe)
OACer, established for the last for years, Money it
loan In large or small amounts, at the lowest rates on
Diamonds, Silver Plate, Watches, !Jewelry, Clothing.
and goods of every description. Onion hours from F.
al. till 7 P. SC driEl-tftp
rrO HOTlRElurapsEs_ a _thr ol sliver and
silverpever lated a NEW El POWDFIft.
the beet PARR & ERcnasaa,
no • ret Chestnut street. below Fourth.
WirE CASTILE SOAP.—lio box es genuine wh
anne Boap , landing from Brig ..neylvarals
; from Genoa. suiTbir sale by JOEL B.BUSSIOM a 0 3
toe South 'holloware avenno
RAIBIIAB AND LEXONIEF—Boaoh, Layer an Sod
lees Rabaul and Maliera Lemons, landing
bark La Plata. JUJ
and for male by JOEL B. lIP 4
RM. lea Elatith
CILIVIII3 FAHOLIII3. aspires, .to.-011ves
(Stuffed Olvee),Nonßareil and !Superfine Oa .
and French Wives; fresh goods, landing ex N
M. from Ha • and for sale by yOB. B. B. z u..!:
VIBTATE OF WILLIAM E. MANNITIII. deceased:—
ES
Letters of Administration upon the Estate of said
decedent having been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to the said estate will please make
• payment, and those having
_claims will present the
same to Xi ItY MANNIIM, Administrates. 1718
Francis strew k or to her Attorney, THOS. BRADFORD
DWIGHT, =South Fifth street - oes mtits
EST
ATE OP PETER ROVOUDT, DECEASED.—
Letters Testamentary upon the Estates of said de
(*dent, having been grantW to tne undersigned: all
persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make
Payment, and those having claims to matte them
known without delay to EDWARD N. WRIGHT, No.
315 Walnut street, J. AUSTIN SPENCER 'No: 423
Walnut street, Executors. or.sem.tt.
BOARDS.
100 eh Read R 2 di 58Yi
BOARD
SOO sh Bead B slO 583
800 sh -do 660 5836
100 ah Pesula B 553fi
265 eh do 5534
1100
00 ah sh Germant
do 'p Pasßb 6o2B 2854
"
1001 th
100 eh Cata do w
pf 284
38h2die3dfitit so
4sh Hestonville R 13Y4
100 eh Nor Cent 403‘
PIEST CALL.
—l4B bid
b 5 81-100 sales
---1193 sales
.1143 i bld
bid
844 sales
sale 3
UnsettlEd.
Heavy Black GROS GRAMS for $2.
10 pieces PUGIN DE SOLE, all the new shades, 52.
MOIRE ANTIQUE SILKS from auction, a great
bargain.
NAVE NOW OPEN SOME GREAT BARGAINS.
Pine BLANKET% cheaper than at any time during
the Beaton.
TwentY•five cases all sizes and weights, from is to
r 0 per pair.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE& 00::
CANTON FLANNELS
Great Bargains.
ONE CASE VERY GOOD, AT 28 CENTS.
VERVE:ZAPF SW:MN:NAM FLANNELS.
BUGGIEROT CANTON FBLANNEL&
FINE WIDE ENGLISH CANTON FLANNELS.
L 0. STRAINVIIDGE & 00, ,
N. W corner Eighth and Market Ste.
FRENCH MERINOES.
1 CASE iIICW MUDDS, WIRY GOOD, $1 12g.
1 man Impure, ALL comm.?". 25 .
CAI3IO SDPIERBIND QUALITY. $150. _
3. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
N. IXT, corner Eighth and Market ets.
THE BEST PLACE TO HUT
BLANKETS,
COUNTERPANEB,
LINEN GOODE,
And HOUSZNEEPING ARTZOLES GENI/1A.1.1N
is at the Cheap Dr 9 Goode Store of
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
N. W. corner Eighth and Market Ste.
RICH PLAIDS.
1 CASE HEAVY ALL•WOOL PLAID POPLINS.
$1 Ng.
1 CASE VERY RICH PLAID POPLINS, 11 50.
1 CASE PINE CORD POPLINS. ID 10.
1 CABE PINE CORD, VERY RICH SHADE& 1115.
J. O. STRAWBRIDGE & 001 9
N. W. corner Eighth and Market its.
BLANKETS.
.f 3,000 PAIRS.
All-wool Blankets, $5.
200 pairs large heavy, $6.
200 extra weight and size, $B.
Large fine red Blanket, $lO.
Fine Huron Winkets, $l5.
Extra large size and heavy, $2O.
Cradle Blankets.,
Crib Blankets.
Gray Blankets.
Brown Blankets
Worsted Coverlets.
Comforiables.
Colored Bed Spreads.
Marseilles Counterpanes.
Honeycomb Quilts.
Allendale Quilts.
Wholesale and Retail.
J. C. STRAWBRIBGE & CO.,
N. W. cor. Eighth and Market Street.
OClllll6tl
J. C. STRAWB RIDGE k CO.
Bargains Onen This Day,
lease BALMORAL SKIRTS, black and gray, 12,
2 eases very superior SKIRTS, at $2 50.
1 case Honeycomb BRIDAL QUILTS.
1 bale yard wide BEAKER 'FLANNELS, 62} c,
Heavy red-twilled FLANNELS, 40e
Good Scarlet FLANNELS, 373-;c.
- Silks ! Silks I !
Cloaking Cloths. 4
Largest Stook in the City.
Elegant Wench CLOAKING% from late auctions.
Handsome MOTHS, medium Prices.
Single and double width CLOTHS, from $ to 85.
131, A.NIaMICS.
N. Ws core Eighth and Market.,
FOUR'fII:EDIT ON.
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE BALTIMORE TROUBLE.
Warrants Issued for Val Heat and-Young
Judge Bond Summons the Sheriff..
He is Warned 'Net to Interfeie:
Warrant Issued:to Arrest Swann's`Com•
inissionem
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3, 2.15 P. lif..=Jadge
Bond bas issued a bench warrhnt for the
arrest of Messrs. Young and Valliant. The
Judge, - also summoned the Sheriff before
him, and inquired if it were; .true: that he
was summoning a posse.. The Sheriff said
yes, be was doing so at the request of the
new Commissioners. ,
The Judge warned him to desist, end said
if he did not obey he would forthwith canie
his arrest.' A few officers have been' sworn
in by the , new Police Commissioners, and
are designated by white ribbons. It is ei
pected the old force will arrest them.
From WakhLtigton,
WASIMCGTON, Nov. 3,—Much solicit ude
naturally prevails here concerning the con
dition of affairs in Baltimore. It is reported
that troops were to-day sent to that city.
tb be ready in case of emergency, and that
if there shall be any extensive hostile de
monstastions on the part of the citizens, the
United States authorities will interfere, and
declare the city under martial law. •
L E. WALRAYEN,
NIAIIIOIII/111 .RAZ36;
MI , Chestnut Stresti
glegaot Curtains for Parlors
LIBRARIES;
DIER/G AND SLEEPING ROOMS,
111 13rocatelL., •
Satin Damaiks;7:
Terry,
Swim Laos and
Nottingham Laos.
WINDOW
SHADES
Of the Newest Designs:
Am now on'erlng themost complete assortment of the
above goods gamy own Importation,
October 8,1106.
NORTHERN. CENTRAL BONDS.
WE OFFER FOB SALE
A LIMITED AMOUNT;
Or THE BONDS OF THE
•
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
AT
SO.
These Bonds bear SIX PER CENT. INTEREST.
payable aemi•annuaally in this CITY.
FREE FROM ALL STATE TAX,
And are Coupon Bonds in amounts of $5OO and $l,OOO
each. The holder has the privilege of having them
made and registered at the office of the Company in
this city, this being a great protection . in case of loss.
We will Unhappy to furnish Hill information, on ap
plication In person, or by letter.
33.11P.X.Er..a &
CV.,
No. 34 SOlutk Third Street,
c3ItI rpt
NATIONAL
BANK OF THE REPUBLIC
809 and 811 Chalfant Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Capital $5OO 000. Full Paid.
DIRECTORS,
Jos. T Baley, Bon'. Rowland, Jr., Wm. H. Rhawn,
Wm. lervien, - SamL Blapham, Nathan Hines,
Edw. B. Orris, Osgood Welsh, Fred. A Hoyt,
PRESrDENT,
WILLIAM H. BRAWN
CASHLNR,
JOSEPH P. MULFORD. oc3Ottrp
(MICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
N,J SINKING FUND. TSB ASDRY DEPARTMENT,
HAIIRIBBIIRG, October 24, 1886.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed propo
sals for the sale of One Million Dollars of the Five Per
Cent. and One Million Dollars of the Six Per (lent.
Loans of the Oommonweidth of Pennsylvania will be
received at the Treasury Department, in the cap of
Harrisburg, until 2 o'clock P. M.. of THURSDAY, the
lab day of H3vember, A. D. 1866. Bidders will state
amount. offered, price asked and whether Rigistered
or Coupon Loans. To be addressed "Cknamisstoners
of Sinking Fund, Harrisburg, Fa."--endorsed ''Propo•
gals to sell State Loans."
' The Commissioners reserve the right to reject =3%
bids not, in their opinion, advantageous to the Com
monwealth:
7 ORBT F. HARTRANFT,
- - Auditor GenersJ.
NMI SLIFER.
• -. Secretary Of state. •
W. H. KeliEBL.lll,
Mite Treasurer
0e 25 tn0 15 1 Comniittionert or the Sinking Fund.
BOBTOB IBBOWl.—ilonal Boston Bunk
11 and Milk Bison% landnitiLro* tent- On
and for sale b 7 JOB. B. BB & 00., i s
It am% lid Bon* .Delawast , svenre.
3zoo 0!O1ock.
1, - - 4
2, - - - 2
4, - - - 2
7, - - - 2
8, - - - 1
9, - - - 1
10, - - -
There were also 4 d
fantam, '4 from cho
diarrhcea, and 4. from
,
Sates at ridiadelptita tibial(Bedard.
SAWS &WEIR )313323T BOARD,'
taw SOS Canlada Mille° six Read it 560 58!--=
1000 - do 68 .ZOO sh do 810 sei
me city as mart DIU -100 sax do 581
1300 do 61d s 5 3135 100 eh do inxi sei
1000 1713 5-ES '65 eon 10781 1(0 sb do bad' ln 8881-100
ONO US 10-10 a reg 10x34 100 sh Sub Nay pf b 5 363 i
700 0 8 Isamu 7840 150,5 h Nor Central 50
' . - 'Notes, Aug 10734 100 eh Catawiss pf ' 28X
1000 U S 10-4011 eon 100 i ICO sh do slatlid 28l
_ • BROOM) BOARD.
$6200
City 66 new 102 1100 eh is....diug gbs 58 . 69
6000 Susquehan bds 68 1100 sh do 115 583i'
am T.abigh TS/ 96 1100 eh Phil dr.Erio R.
100 eh Catawisaa pf 310 W--,'
I t 810 MI .M..%;
17 eh Pena B Mai 100 sh Germ Pas B 29. s
Me eh Sch tiarZwi boa Se. 100 all Hestoweeß to 14.?:e
1008 h do b6O 363;!
FOR RENT.
THE SPLEM. )11/ L.A_ROE FIRYT-CLA SS FIVE
STORY
STORE,
No. 16 North Fifth. Street.;
SECOND DOOR ABOVE COMIKERCE.
Ponession given immediately. Apply Nn. is North
PISTIL street. noa 6t*
1865 •
and market difference in price allowed.
7.20'., Says, 1631.'5,10-40's and
°on:mound, Interest Notes Bought and Said,
3:III.M.X.ETA & co.,
I;frOFFICE' OF T.fie. PHELADELPRIA. AND
GRAY'S F3URRY PASSENGER. RAILWAY
ANY, TWENTY-SECOND STREET, BELOW
SPRUCE, PHILADELPHIA, igo7. sth. 1356.
A Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the Phila
delphia and Gray's Ferry Passenger Railway Corn.
pang will be held at this Office on MOND &Y, Novem
ber 19 at 3 P. X. for the purpose of considering the
propriety of entering Into a contract with the Bebop'.
killEiver Railway Company, for a lease of their Road
to this Company.
By order of the Board Directors.
J of AMES IicFADDEN.
Secretary.
TEMA RUBBER ataoHLNE SZLT.Lhe mum
_L EA G, RUM &o.
and dealers will land a FULL ASSORT:
OF GOODYEAR'S PATENT VIILOANEKED
RUBBER BELTING, PACKING, RUSE, km, at the
Kallaa"tr42lll.l44ll WAYEAßs,
Cheatnutaireof
R. .
B.—We bay's NEW and CHEAP A RTICLEof
GARDEN and PAVEMENT EE, vary cheap, la
which the attentlen et the =bite ts as,lloll
---
T ETTERs
_LA F
TESTAMENTARY to tee Estate of SA
RAH ANN STEWART, deceased having been
granted to the undersigned, all p.rsons having claims
or demands against the estate of said decedent are re.
quested to make known the same to him without de
lay; and all persons indebted to said , estate are re
quested to make payment. THOS. 0;8:11..a.,EY, Ere
cuter, No.:Al North SEVENTH Street, 0e...-M.6t*
iED FRUIT, VEGETABLES, &C. —l,OOO cagey
fresh Canned Peaches; 500 cases fresh Canned Pine
Apples; 200 cases fresh Pine Apples in glum 1,000 cases
Green Cern and - Green Peas; 500 cases fresh Plums, in
cans; 200 cases fresh green Gages; 500 cases Cherries In
syrup; 500 cases Blackberries In syrup; 500 cases Straw
berries In syrup; 500 cases fresh Pears in syrup; 2009
cases canned Tomatoes; 500 cases Oyaters,Lobstsra and
Clams; 500 cases Boast Beef, Mutton, Veal, Soups, &c.
For sale by JOSEPH S. BEISSIER & CO., 108 South
DELA WARE avenue, oc2o
ATMOSE'S MINCED MEAT.—The undersign ed,
are noweat, receiving into stare , the above celebrated .
fanned m put pp in Firkins °fat and 68 akio in
Barrels and Glass Jars, and are prepared to furnish it
to the trade at the lowestmanufacturer's prices JOB.
B. guasurs. & CO., 108 South Delaware Avenue. .
Twenty - Five Barrels Prime Oranberrtes landing
and for sale by J. B. HUSSIES & CO., 108 South Dela
ware
•:,•.I • . I si
creme a Blackwell , . Iltoirjah Plokleo. Cata'pAi
ewe% Durimn Manor& amok ao l ati
Itip Torktowa and for Bale by ZOE. B.
cm CAB finath Thilawium avonnft IP
WaPECANS. -10 bbls new crop Texas PcCans.
ding, et steamship Star of the Union: and for
sale by J, 8. - 8178811 CA & CO ,ltS South Delaware
avenue.
WA.LNUTS AND Azatrome.-Iqattr crop Etranotna
is walnuts and Paper Shell Almonde;zor odd bp
T R unmans. at 410 104 I 4„, Tiolaporwro I.IIIEOEL
ft • .4:3• I's t:11•,
• also 200 sacks . - Floe Ball; afloat, an 'tor U 7
WORZBLeIg it Ca, Ist Wsloot.
Ef3M) EDITION
BY. TELEG-RAPH.
Additional News from Baltimore. •
Simmons, Nov. 3.—The document pre
seated by the new Commissioners "nib a
formal demand for the eurrender of the
Station houses, the Marshal's offices, the
Fire Alarm Telegraph and the Felice force.
• All is quiet. Large crowds are gathered
on the streets.
[Special • Despatch to the Bulletin.]
BArmaronn, Nov. 3.—A1l is quiet , thus
far.
The new Commissioners made two de
mands for
_possession, both of which were
refused.
Judge Bond of the Criminal Court has
issued a warrant , for the arrest of Sheriff
Thomson, on whoni SwB3lll principally re
lies. New policemen have been sworn in
by'the bogus Commissioners, bat have not
taken any action.
• From Canada.
Qtrzano,Nov. 3.—The steamship Pemisyl7
yards, with the 100th British regiment on
board, has passed Father Paint, and is ex
peeted here to-day. - •
A. fire broke out at Diamond Harbor,yes
terday, but was speedily suppressed: • .
Capt. St. Laurent was drowned yesterday !
The weather to-day is beautiful. ,
Marine Inteingenee.
BOSTON, October 3d.—The Britiehsteamer,
Militia, from Liverpool on October 21st, for
Boston, put into Queenstown on November
2d in a leaky condition. The amount' of
damage to her cargo is unknown, - It was
to be reshipped per the steamer Brazilian.
Marets.
Flaw Thr
a Nov. 3.—The k Cotton market is quiet
faille; of Middlings at 89c.. Flour has declined 101@25e.
Sales of 5,000 bbl, at la 50@513 iZ for Btate; $l2 20(4515
for-Ohio; $9 began 75 for Western and $l2 50g417
for Southern. wheat la 2@3e, lower: sales of 2,500
bushels at $8 1 2;i@tt 18 for State. Corn Is dull: 70,000
bushels sold at $9 .ext.l Pork heavy , at m.. 25 for
mesa. Larddull. Whisky steady.
CITY BIULLETIN.
TH.E CHOLEBA.—During the week end
ing to-day the total number of cases of
cholera reported at the office of the Board
of Health was 24.
The records of the Registrars' office show
that during the same
_period there were 4f
deaths from cholera in the city. Of that
number 38 were adults and S. children; 25
were males and 16 females. Several of the
deaths reported were from cases of last
week, which accounts for discrepancy be
tween the number of cases reported •and the
deaths.
The number of deaths from cholera in
each Ward was as follows:
Wards. • Wanis.
117 6 , - - -
18, - - - 3
19, - - - 7
20, - - - 6
- - - 4
1 24 , - - 1
41
-aths from cholera in
era morbuz, 3 from
dysent(gy.
5-20'S
EXCHANGED FOR
S 4 80DTH THIRD STREET.
ne3 e.tu.thAnoisli
2:30 O'Cloak.
1862'5,