OITV BULLETIN
PHILADELPHIA CAME MARKET, Oct. 5.
'lhe cattle market was dull this week, sea- prices
were lower. About 2,600 ,head arrived and
sold at 81400 Xe. for Extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers; 708 e. for fair to good, 4(46c.
per pound gross for common as to quality.
The following are the particulars of the sales :
Bead. Prate. ,
106 Owen Smith. Ve..gra,. .... 7 011334
97 A. Christy As Dm!, 0/210. 83.5
101 P. Menton, Western, gra . ........ ....... 9
87 P. Hathaway Chester Co, .... ....... ....... 734 4 1
116 J. EL Kirk. C'bester Co, gra ....... ..... 7.54 p 8.
100 Jaa. bleFillen. 01 ie. gra. . ........ .......... 73 , 6 8
81 1 Matt & Co.. Western . 9
143 Martin Fuller & Co, Ohio, gm 7 P
/DJ Mot ney & Sthlth. Penna. gra— ..... 7 9
101 Thomas! Mooney & Bro.. Va.. gm ,••• •• • 4 94
150 John Smith & Bro., Ohio 7 8
116 /tope Co„ Chester and Ohio, gra 634 8:14
81 (handler &. Co., X@ Cheater, gm 7 0 9
00 Frank &Bharnberg, Ohio. I 8?
Cows were in fair demand;grs.
100 head sold at s4n
@75 for springers, and 4550©590 per head for
cow and calf.
SHEEP were unchanged; 16,000 head
arrived and sold at 43{(g5Ke. per pound
gross for fat sheep as to condition.
HOGS were lower; 8,000 head sold
at the different yards at slB@sl4 50 per 100
.ounds net.
ANOTHER ARREST.—Ed ward Early was arrested
en Saturday by Policeman Jerman, of the Ele
venth District, upon the charge of having been
concerned in the assault upon Policemen Mc-
Clintock and Horrocks, at Frankford, last week.
The officers were, beaten by some parties in a
Democratic parade. Early was captain of one of
the companies, and, it is alleged, he drew his
sword and cut McClintock in the head, injuring
him so severely that his life is considered in dan
ger. The accused has been committed to await
the result of the injuries of Officer McClintock.
Lanai. FUNERAL.—The funeral of air. Heraian
Pfaff took place yesterday, and, was attended by
the William B. Schneider Lodge No. 419, A. Y.
M.. over fifty in number. Columbia Mark Lodge;
Uhland Lodge No. 584,1. 0. 0. F.; Spring Gar-
den Lodge No. 76, U. 0. D. H.; Young Meuier
cbor, Philadelphia Rifle Club and Philadelphia
Steam Fire Company. On the cortege arriv
ing at the Mount Peace Cemetery, the Young
Idamnerchor sang several dirgeSin' their sweetest
strains. The impressive ceremonies of ..the
Masonic Order closed the exerelsw at the grave.
Boum . ROBBERY .- The home of Martin Orth,
at -Manartnir avenue' and Lyceum avenue, in
Manayunk, was entered on Saturday evening, be
tween nine, and ten o'clock, through a back
second-story window, which was reached from
the roof of the kitchen. The upper part of the
house was ransacked. Beds were ripped open
and bureau drawers were examined. A watch
and chain, a revolver, and $5OO in money were
stolen. The money was 'taken out of a card
table.
ASSAULTING A - POLICEMAN.-Hugh McCouogy
is a good Democrat He got drunk on Saturday
night, and was arrested at Front and Callowhlli
streets by Police Coffin; of the Seventh District.
He resisted violently, and • said that he was a
"Saymore and Blair man," and wasn't going to
be taken by a Republican policeman. He then
assaulted Coffin. Alderman Toland held the pri
soner in $BOO bail for trial.
HIGHWAY' ROBBERY.—Between twelve and one
o'clock yesterday morning John Dries, of Wood
bury, N. J., was knocked down 'at Front and
Chestnut streets, and was robbed of his pocket
book containing $35. William Roberts was ar
rested by Policeman James Camac, upon the
charge of having committed the robbery. He
was Bent below by Alderman Carpenter. Roberts
is an Englishman and has only been in this
country one week.
BAND ArrecKED.—The Allegheny City Band,
which came here with the Boys In Blue, stopped
in front of a lager beer saloon on Race street
above, Seventh, early on Saturday morning, to
serenade the proprietor. The members were
attacked by a gang of ruffians, supposed to be
Democrats, and were driven into the house and
the establishment was then stoned.
VIOLATING TIIE NAVIGATION LAWS —Peter
Hurey was arrested on Saturday at Manaynuk for
violating the navigation laws by attempting to
run his boat into the lock,contrary to regulations,
and thereby damaging the locks. He was taken
before Alderman Ramsdell and was committed in
di fault of $5OO bail.
CHARGED wrrn ROBBERY.—John Frisby and
John Rick, colored, were arrested on Saturday
upon the charge of having entered the house of
Benj. F. Holl, No. 2115 Green street, in July last,
and stolen therefrom a coat valued at $35. The
garment was sold for $3. The accused wore com
mitted to answer.
THE RESULT OF A FlGHT.—Robert SpFilman
and Thomas Wallace got into a fight at Front
and Spruce streets last night. During the squab
ble Spellman got Wallace's finger in his month
and nearly bit it off. He was arrested and taken
before Alderman Carpenter, who committed him
to answer.
RlOT.—YeEterday afternoon a row occurred at
Sixteenth and Market streets, between the adhe
rents of two rival fire companies. One of the
participants was arrested by Lieutenant Con
nelly, but was rescued from him. A maia named
Davidson was afterwards captured. He was
committed by Alderman Jones.
ACCIDENT.—This morning, about half past six
o'clock, Charles Bartel, aged sixteen years, fell
from a coal cart at Fifth street and' Girard av
enue, and was run over. He was seriously in
jured and was conveyed to his home, No. 422
Moyer street.
LARCENY OF A WATCH.-Wm. Paul Alexander
was arrested this morning, at Eighth and Spring
Garden streets, on the charge of having stolen a
watch, valued at $25, from Samuel Parry. He
was taken before Alderman Massey, and was held
.in $1,500 bail to answer at Court.
SMASIMO Doons —Adam Hilt has been com
mitted by Alderman Eggleton to answer the
charge el smashing the door of a lager beer sa
loon, on Third stied below Girard avenue, by
throwing paving stones at it.
RESCUED FROII DROWNING.-A man named
James Beatty walked into the Delaware, at Vine
street wharf, last evening. He was rescued from
drowning by Officer Dennard, of the Harbor
Police.
LAI:CM:Y.—Jacob Seidel was arrested on Satur
day night, by the Harbor Police, for the larceny
of a half ton of pig iron from Noble street wharf.
He was taken before Aid. Toland, and was com
mitted for trial.
DEATH OF A WELL-KNOWN CITIZEN.--Mr. Wm.
McKibben, one of the proprietors of the Mer
chants' Hotel, in this city, died on Saturday
morning, ar:er a brief Illness. The deceased was
much respected by a large circle of acquaintances.
FIRE.—The bur ing of some material in the
engine room of the turner shop of Charles Ku
merle, at N 05.1130 and 1132 Charlotte st., caused
an alarm of fire about four o'clock yesterday
morning. The loss was about $5OO.
BALE or ELEGANT ORNAAIENTS, &c.—Mr. B.
Scott, Jr., will sell at the Art Gallery, No. 1020
Chestnut street, '''.:ti Wednesday morning and
evening next, a fine collection of elegant Bar
dislio, Siena, Castellina Vases, Urns and orna
ments, Crota groups and statuettes, large breise
figures on columns, ormtila and gilt twenty-nim
day docks, large vases on pedestals, suitable for
p.arlors and halls, fancy goods, &c., &c., all the
"eclat importation of Messrs. Viti Bros. (late
ito Viti & Bons). The collection is now ar
anged for examination with catalogues.
SACRED Music.—Mr. James Pearce, the or
ganist of St. Mark's P. E. Church, has returned
from his European tour, and begun already to
make new contributions to the music of the
church. He has just issued, thzuagh Mr. F. E.
Bement, 1338 Chestnut street, — Ten Hymns," in
pamphlet form. ardong which are several familiar
tunes and hymns, and some that are new. All
of them are beautiful, and they are harmoulzed
in the most skilful manner.
Nears WARD REPUBLICAN AltSO4 o cnos .—A
meeting — of - the Ninth Ward Republican Assoclo
tion will be bald to-morrow evening, at the Hall,
Market and. Merrick streets. All Republicans of
the Ward are Invited to attend.
EkeIIESION Olt biI7.IiCIBLES TO WEST CHESTER.
—The Republican Invincibles will meet at head
quarters this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, to proceed
to west Chester. Tickets for the round trip can
be had at the rooms of the Club.
Witt
WE CALL attention to the advertisement of
the People's Fire Insurance Company of Philadel
phia.
This Company, which is already doing a fine
and profitable business, wishes to increase its
sphere throughout the State of Pennsylvania,
business being ready for them in abundance as
soon as their capital shall be enlarged. Sub
scriptions to stock may be made at the office of
the "People's," 237 and 289 Dock street, and may
be recommended as a good and safe investment,
Mr. Paul, the President, having an .experience
of fifteen years in the fire insurance business.
MEETE GB 11. THIRD AND FOURTH CON
GRESSIONAL DISTRICTS. —A Republican mass
meeting in the Third Congressional District
tithes place this evening at Frankford Road and
Girard avenue. Hon. Leonard Myers, Hon.
Lewis Barker, Colonel Mahlon Chance, of Ohio,
and others will speak.
The citizens of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict will assemble in mass-meeting this evening
at Broad and Parrish streets. The meeting will
be addressed by Hon. Wm. D. Kelley, Hon. John
W. Forney and other well known speakers.
DR. WALTER WILLIAMSON Will lecture at the
Hahnemann Medical College, Tenth, above Mar
ket street, this evening, at 8 o'clock. Subject
"Diet."
DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water and read
the EVENING BULLETIN, at Hillman's News Stand,
at North Pennsylvania Depot.
The International flowing Hatch,
(Prom the Portland Argue, October 3.)
The second forfeit of S7SU a side in the coming
championship rowing race between the Ward
Brothers and the.Barls crew of Bt. John, was put
up Thursday. The:Wards are training at Corn
wall and the Paris crew are training on the river,
a short distance from St. John. This makes a
$l,OOO a side up. The lag depoeit for $5OO hasp
to be planked on the 11th of 'October.
Marine Intelligence.
Foirrnass MONROE, October s.—The brig Tor
rid Zone, from the coast of Africa, for New York,
is in the Roads. The. British schooner Blanche,
from the Bahama Islands, for Baltimore. is ashoro
twelve miles south of Cape Henry. The vessel
and cargo are a total loss,
CITY NOTICES.
Tim rixEsx idea of a thunderstorm extant is
when O'Fogarty came home tight. He came into the
room among his, wife and daughters, and just then
tumbled over the cradle and fell heavily to the floor.
After awhile he arose and said: "Wife, are you hurt?"
"No." "Girls, are y.m hurt?" "No." "Girls, are you
hurt?' "No." "Terrible clap, wasn't it?" O'Fogarty
had evidently been very badly struck by lightning—of
the bottlettland. All who wish to lay in their winter
stock'of coal, and who want coal that does not make
cinders, should purchase, of W. W. Alter, No. 957
North IsVh street, and corner of Sixth and Spring
Gorden. ' '
A ri.Al-14 SereaMIIINT OF FACTS.—To gentlemen
who appreciate the comfort and luxury of good-fitting
Boots or Gaiters, we would suggest an early visit to
our friend, Mr. WILLIAM H. ERL*EG, the artistic car
donnier, at No. 1135 Anon STREET, next to the corner
of Sixth. His accuracy in fitting even the most un
gainly feet, has secured him a reputation far beyond
the generality of his craft. Those who are afflicted
with corns or bunions should make a note of this
fact. Only the beet workmen are employed, and the
best material tuned; ergo—he that cannot be pleased
with the fit, workmanship and materials of "Lintw go's
Boom," had better give up trying and go barefoot.
BROWlei3 JAMAICA GINGICR.—III SlUteCaber and
October we find ourselves subject to bilious attacks.
The variety of grapes now in market are tempting and
we are. apt to indulge in them. A teaspoon full of
Brown's Jamaica Ginger counteracts all these symp
toms.
ALL FOR ins—
Suit of Customer made Clothing
AT OIIAS. STOKES £ CO.'S.,
A WELL-KNOWN FACT—
The Ready-made Clothing at
Chas. Stokes & Co.'s is better cat, oetter made, and
better trimmed than any in Philadelphia.
The prices the same as before
A SPLENDID SUIT FOB $25,
At No. 824 Chestnut street,
FALL OVERCOATS,
Fall Overcoats
Fall Overcoats
Fall Overcoats.
A splendid assortment of new style Fall Overcoats
now ready at Cuss. STOKES &
Customer made.
Rancorous mothers and nurses use for children
a bee and pleasant medicine in Bowan's INFANT COli.
DIAL.
THE GIVSEY.—The newest and latest style of
Hat. for Ladies and Mlles, at
To GENTS.
Those of you who are about to purchase a hat, get
one of our latest styles, at our store,
No. 534 and 5343 Chestnut street.
C. Oakford & Sons.
SURGICAL lusTntudusis and druggists' sun
dries.
Sriow - Dsx & Emmaus,
28 South Eighth street.
DEAFNESS BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.J. Isaacs, hi. D.. Professor of the Eye and It ar,
treats all diseases appertaining to the above members
with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the city can be seen at this office,
No. 805 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited
to accompany their patients,as he has no secrets in his
practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made
far examination.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA—Ocronza. b.
621rBee Marine Bullettn en inside Page.
IMMMII=I3=
Behr Thomas Wave, Abdill. 6 days from Washington,N
C, with lumber to Norcross & Sheets.
Behr Thos E French, Doughty 6 days from Washington,
NC, with lumber to D Trump, Son & Co.
Behr J Y oung, Wilson, 3 days from bow Y3rk.in ballast
to Warren & Gregg.
Behr Com Karney, Philbrook, S days from New York. in
ballast to captain.
Bchr Ranget, Cleaves, from Gloacesten with stone to
captain.
Schr Batman, Baker, from liichm3nd, Va, with stone
to captain.
San W S Hiller, Burgess, from Now York, in ballast to
D B Stetson & co.
Sad Maggie Idulyey. Rogers, 3 days from New York, in
ballast to merchant & Co.
Bchr H Coombe, Jameson. fi om Richmond. with stone
to captain.
CLEARED THIS DAY.
Schr Jae Young, Bosto , Warren & Greg
Behr Sarah Watson, Smith, Portsmouth, Audenntd, Nor
ton & Co.
. - -
Brig Monticello. Roemer, from Providence for this port,
at New York yesterday.
Sohn Arms Dole. Halsey, Iron Dighton; Tilos W Ro 1.
man. Mille. from Providence. Mary Franc Doyle. fio n
Hartford for this port, at New York yeeterlay.
Bcbr Addle Faller, Henderson, cleared at Host° i 2d
Chet. for tide port.
iichr E A Hooper. Hooper and Jonathan May, hence for
Boaton, at Holmes' Hole 2d inst.
Behr Home, hence at Richmond ad inst.
CITY ORDI N ANCES.
D Lt‘o LVI lON OF INSTRUCTION TO TizlE
Mayor.
ft-soired, By the Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia, That the Mayor be
and hp is hereby instructed and empowered to
appoint such a number of extra policemen to act
on the day of election, for the purpose of pre
serving the peace and keeping the election polls
clear of obstruction, as he may, in his judgment,
deem nem sary.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
A'rrnsr —ROBERT BETHELL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Select Council.
Approved "this I third day of October Anno
Domini, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight (A. D. 1868.)
MORTON McMICHAEL,
lt Mayor of Philadelphia.
BANS STATEIIIENTS.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT OF TIIE COMMON
WEALTII NATIONAL BANK.
OCTODEA 6,166 S.
mu, and diEcount. RESOURCES.
U. S. Bonds with TrciitUiii;r,..iiu — eU: 738 ' 878
18
cure ctrcu I ation 235,000 03
L. B. Bonds on hand 2L,200 00
—1.011,945 18
. . ....
Legal Tender Noteli ....... ......... .. 29_01 : 539_ fr,J
U. 8.3 per cent Cenlficates,- , •• • • itf t ) a
Fractional Currenrr • .. ~
National Bank Bram.... ..... -. _ t03!0 .
7383
87 0 87; :8 8.2766
Pi xelmogea to Clearing Bonet. this A.. Di . ....... i ...4 . .
Due by Banks and 8ankeni........... i . 8;i2i :65 57,552 26
heal Eatate fixtures. do
Current Expenaea....... ... . 10,344 60
U. E. Taxes ......... ........... ..
..
..
..
..
..... 6.556 42
Cash Items. . 20,057 17 49,679 79
. ..... - .
Capital Stock. .......... 2.17,000 00
surplus Fund 60,000 00
.
Discount and interest. .. .........•
26,728 90
Circulation outstanding...... 212.7 M 00
Deposts. 926.507 05
----1:209230 05
Due to Banks and 8anker5........ 183,323 01
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NMWEI
THE DAILY EVENING BULLEIIN-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5,1868.
MEMO
Oakforda',
Continental tioteL
MEMORANDA
1,655,291 95
LTABILITLES
1.6A2d1 96
U. C. YOUNG. (Ashler.
POLITICAL NOTICES.
ler GRANT, COLFAX and INYEFISI
Republican Mass-Meeting To-Night.
„
Third Congressional District,
At •
Frankford Road and eillrord &venue.
The Meeting will be addressed by
Hon. LEONARD MYERS.
Hon. JAM ES POLLOCK,
Vol. WM. B MANN.
By order City Committee.
JOHN G. BUTLER.
lta Chairman Committee on Meetings. Meetings.
tar UNION LEAGUE MEETING
AT
CONCERT HALL.
110 N. WILLIAM D. KELLEY,
Will address our tellow•citizens
On ilonday Evening, sth Inst., at 8 O'Clock,
Ladies are especially incited.
ocs-St
ter Readquart era Republican Invincibles
ORDER No. 14
I. The Club will assemble on MONDAY. October 6. 1868.
at 6 o'clock P. hf., to troceed to West Chester. Pa.
H. Tickets for the round trio (One Dollar) to be had at
Headquarters after 8 P. M. of the Bth.
By order of
BENJ. L. TAYLOR, Chief Marshal.
FZRA Luau ASSibtal/t. Marshals.
HENRY TODD.
"' GRANT, comtkx, MYERS AND KELLEY.—
trict. Republican Mass Meeting Third Congressional
The citizens of the Third Congressional District will
assemble in Mass Meeting on 6IONDAY' EVEN(NG,
October sth, at 8 o'clock, at Frankford Road and Girard
avenue.
The meeting will be addressed by
HON. LEONARD MYERS, _
, HON. LEWIS BARKER, of Maine, and 4
COL. MAHLON CHANCE, of Ohio.
FOURTH CONGRESS (ONAL DISTRICT.
The citizens of the Fourth Congressional District will
assemble in Mass hieeting on MONDAY EVENING,
Oct. 5, at Broad and Parrish streets.
The meeting will be addressed by
BON. WM. D. KELLEY.
COL. JOHN W. toORNEY, •
HON JAMES H. CAMPBELL,
CHRISTIAN KNEASS, Es q.,"
A. WILSON HENSZEY. 'Esq.
The various Political Organizations are invited to par
ticipate. By order of the Committee.
JOIING. BUTLER.
lts Chairman of Committee on Meetings.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, CITY OF PHI
IIdrLADELPHIA. a6.—Personally appeared before me,
an Alderman in and for the above named city. Colonel
Charles Kleckner. a resident of the Sixth Ward of the
City of Philadelphia. who, being by mo sworn in due
form of law. doth depose and say that on the morning of
October 3,1868. he was arrested upon a warrant issued by
.Aldermen John A. Hurley, upon the complaint of a man
representing himself to be Franklin H. Hart. •
resident of the Philadelphia Almshoruie, charg.
ing him with having attempted to colonize
the Sixth Ward of the city of Plusdelphia, and that he
has no acquaintance with the said Hart. never haying re.
collected seeing him before • but he verily believes that
said party was procured an d paid for this service to injure
this deronent, in the came manner as vouchers have been
procured in naturalizations before the Supreme Court of
the State of Pennsylvania, Eastern District.
CHARLES KLECKNER.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 3d day of October.
A D. 1868 [lt'l SAML4.II. P. JONES, Js.
tiger JOHN HICKMAN
AT THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 7. at 8 o'clock,
At tho special request of a largo number of prominent
Repnblisans of our city, this
EARNEST AND DISTINGUISHED STATESMAN
Will deliver an address on the questions involved in the
present political contestat the time and olme named.
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Tickets free; to be had daily at the Academy, between
the hours of 10 ond 12 Also, at the office of the `Press,"
°flits of the "Morning Post;" Callender, corner of Third
and Walnut; Needles, cornet Twelfth and Race: Na:
tional Union Club, No. 11t0 Chestnut street, and at the
'nice I esgne. oc3 3trp•
estuic•Ol ArsT. COLFAX AND KELLEY.—REPUB....I.
can 111.sa Meeting, Fourth Congressional Dlettict.
on TUESDAY EVENING, October 6, ifial, at Broad and
Pa; rieh streets.
All citizens nre invited to attend.
The meeting will be addressed by
Hon Wm. Kelley. Christian Kneaza, Esq.,
C.d. John W. Forney. I A. W. Hemmen
By order of the Committee.
JOHN G. BUTLER,
unfit Chab man Committee on Meetings.
ger NINTH WARD REPUI3LICAN ASSOCIATION.
A meeting . of the Ninth Ward Republican Association
will be bold on TUESDAY EVENING, October 6, 1168.
73.5 o'clock. at the Hall, Market. nd Merrick streets.
All Republicans of the Ward invited.
W. 6. BTOELEY, President.
FI N N .
FI L . 0 1E LL E L B . S Secretaries. . 0c5,2.t§
Amerl MO BLJt;AN TIUREr.
AUDITOR GENERAL,
GEN. JOHN F. HAItTRANFT.
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
OEN. JACOB M. CAMPBELL
CITY TICKET.
MAYOR,
GEN. II EV.ICR TYNDALE.
REOEIVER Or TA KEN,
RICHARD PLUEZ.
CITY CON TROL !JUL,
SAMUEL P. HANLOCK.
MAJ. ' l E ti n ei HEN.
1.1:01 nijAOT AL 'Y OF VOUrrr OE ('OM MOM PLEAS
CAPT. nICHAhD DONACAN.
CHARLES 0 BBON
TO FETID AT I TC,RN ET A.
CITY SOLICITOR,
THOMAS J. WORRALL.
PRESIDENT JUDGE OE THE DISTRICT cur RT,
J. L CLARK HARE.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT,
M. RUSSELL TRAY ER.
CONGRESS.
First Disirict—BENJAMlN L. BERRY.
Second District—CHAßLES O'NEILL.
Third District—LEONAßD MYERS.
Fourth District—WlLLlAM D. KELLEY,
Fifth Llstrict—CALEß N. TAYLOR.
STATE SENATORS.
Second District—A. WILSON IiENSZEY
Fourth District—GEOßGE CONNELL.
ILEPILIEBENTAT I VES.
First District—DAVlD FOY.
Second District—ROßEßT C. TITTERM ARY.
I bird District—WlLLlAM P. HAMM.
Fourth District—GEOßGE W. IMYERB, Jr.
Fifth District—JOSEPH T. THOMAS.
bizth District—Col. CHARLES Kt...ECKNER.
Seventh L rict—J MEI 3 SI:HERS.
Eighth District—JAMES Y. STOKES,
Ninth District—Capt. FRANK LOGO.
Tenth District —Col. ELISHA W. DAVIS.
Eleventh District—WlLLlAM N. BUM NI.
T‘, tlfth Dia trio —ALEKANI Elt. AD Al RE.
Tin] teenth 11 ist rict—EN Os C. RENNER.
Fourteenth District—JOHN CLOUD.
Fifteenth District—JAMES HOLGATE.
Sixteenth District—Col MARSHALL U. HONG.
Seventeenth District—Col. JOHN CLARK.
Fr.ti..•••ntti ni•f —( :ant. It )BERT II kki VEY. o 3 9t
I ,vw-vm
See Sixth Pao for Additional Amusements
CRICKET
BASE _BALL
EXTRAORDINARY !
Philadelphia vs. All England.
United States vs, All England
ATHLETIC vs. ALL ENGLAND.
These International Matches
WILL OPEN
On laturday nest, October 3d, at 11 A. N.,
AND CLOSE
On Monday, October 12th.
First ➢latch, October 3,5, 6,
Twenty-two Americans of Philadelphia vs, All England Eleven.
Second Match, October 8, 9,10,
Twenty-two of all United States vs. All England Eleven,
Third-Match, October 12,
(Bextefit of the Englleh Profenionals.)
ATHLETIC NINE vs. ALL ENGLAND NINE.
TO BE PLAYED ON THE '
GERMANTOWN CLUB GROUNDS,
Near the city.
r Take the Cars at Ninth and Green streets.
Special trains and all regular trains will stop opposite
the Cricket Field. Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
ADMISSION TO GROUND . . .50 Cents
SEASON TICKETS.... • . . ..$2 00
SEASON TICKETS, WITH RESERVED SEATS
ON COVERED PLATFORM. ....... IX)
RESERVED
SE
RESERVED SEASON MEET PLAT
FORM, remaining unsold, may be obtatned. for
single days, including admission...,..... •.. • ......$1 60
NoTE.—No ECEL2OO, or reserved-seat tickets are trans
ferable.
Tickets for sale at Chas.W. A. Trampler's Music Store.
926 Ch: l ttnut street, and at Joseph Parlcqr , s, Main street,
Germ town.
The Germania Band bas been engaged.
Restaurant and Refreshments cu tile ground.
re2o tfrns
RIDING SCHOOL%
EUGENE DE KIEFFIMS RIDING,SOHOOU
mDugan etreet, below Spruce, betweenTitteenth
and Sixteenth streetn, will be reopened on Mom.
day, September 21d. 1868. , _ 13017-Im-4)J
DAVINDODO•
OPENING
FALL AND WINTER
CLOAKS,
t!''
LATE S'T'Y'LESs
WILL BE OPEN
FOR INSPECTION
MONDAY, sth instant.
HONER COLLADAY & CO.,
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
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F. BOHIIELLERMANSI & CO.
Have removed their entire stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
To their old stand.
28 N. Ninth Street, below Filbert,
And are no; prepared to offer goods
At Less than Wholesale Prioae.
BEST YARD WIDE 1230. MUSLIN IN THE CITY.
Bt! ST CALICOES- FAST COLORS, ma.. WORTH lb.
Bleached end Brown Muslin, In all widths.
VS DOZ. LINEN TOWELS AT 10e. WORTH 12c.
All linen Napkins at SI 50 per dozen..
Largo assortment of Table Linens.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
Poplins attic., eorthooc.
Plain and Pip id Poplins.
Alpacas and Alpaca Poplins, all colors.
CHEAPEST BLACK ALPACAS IN THE CITY.
CICHEAPEST BLACK ALPACA POPLINS IN THE
TY.
Cgs/Imoms for Men'e and Boys' wear.
Cloaking Clothe, in at variety.
BROCBE AND PAISLEY BiI&I,VLS, 25 PERCENT.
LESS THAN THEY CAN BE PURCHASED ELSE.
WHERE.
Long lilanket Shawifs, all•wool. at $5. worth $7.
Lai ge size Balmorals. $l. selling elsewhere at Sl 25.
THE NEW STYLE "GRAND DUCHESS SKINT."
ONLY 85.
Ladies', Gents* and Children's 11021817, at Importer's
LADIES' KID GLOVES. $l l5. BETXANG ELSE-
ERE AT $1 50.
Coop Skirts from 60 cents-tipwarde..
Large lot of Ladies' Limns Cuffs and Collars, in all
sty lea, at astonisilingl9 low Prices.
AU Linen Handkerchiefs, from 10 ctr. upwards.
COLORED DRESS SILKS AT $2. COST $2 25 TO lid•
PORT.
Great Bar alas in Black Silks.
SPANGI .11 VELVETEENS. IN ALL COLORS, AT
841 50. WORTH
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50 Doz. Counterpanes, all styles and sizes.
Canton Flannels, All-Wool Flannels, ale.
ALL OUR GOODS A RE BOUGHT FOR CASH. AND
SOLD AT A SMALL ADVANCE UPON FIRST 005 T.
F. SCHUELLERMANN & CO.,
23 N. ninth Street, below Filbert.
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CARD TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
We have established a department for the convenience
of Country Merchants who do not with to buy whole
piecee of fine goods.
We will cut fine 8111 m, Dreaa Goods, Linen Goods.
Clothe and Caselmeres in such quantities as will beet
suit their eales and convenience at the regular wholesale
rates.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner of Eighth and Market St.
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TO PROPRIETORS OF
HOTELS i -BOARDING-HOUSES
AND
SHIPPING.
We have a special wholesale department for supplying
Linen and Cotton Sheeting. Towels. Napkins. Single Bed
and Berth Blankets, and other goods particularly
adapted to your wants.
All the above kind of goods made up at short notice if
desired.
STRAWBRIDGE &CLOTHIER
CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner of Eighth and Market St.
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''? 'Fourth and Arch._
4-4 LYONS VELVETS,
PAISLEY SHAWLS,
SACK CLOTHS,
CHAMELION SERGE,
ROYAL POPLINS,
BLACK REPS,
ROBE DE CHAMBERS,
SHORT DRESS ROBES,
Good Blankets, Fine Quilts,Damask Clqh
HOUSEFURNISHING DRY 'GOODS,.
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DRY GOODS.'
H. STEEL 8 SON
Havo now open one of the best assortments of
BLACK SILKS
that can be found in the city. '
No Advance in Our Prices.'"
PLAIN SLAM TAFFETA SILKS. $I Ni to si
PLAIN BLACK GROS GRAINS. $3 25 to $3.
SABIN FACE BLACK GliOn GRAINS, 83 to $B.
"BONNET." 46 11P1111111111 FILE AND DEB
"PAULE ET (DUMMER 92
and all the best makes of Lyons Gros Grains.
Handsome Colored Silks,
all shades and qualities, from 51 75 to $6.
A large assortment of new and choice stiles
Fre.neh, German and English Dress Goods
of every variety and quality, 25c. to $3 50.
Fine Mocha Shawls,
Wine Woolen Shawls.
Misses' Long and Square Shawls.
Shawl/ of every variety at low prices.
Muslin,. Calicoes and Canton Flannels,
all bought eine° the recent decline in prices.
At Nearly Old Prices.
Nos, 713 and 715 N. Tenth St.
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LINEN STORE, IP
82S Aoreh Street,:
Our Fall Importations of
TABLE LINENS.
EXTENSION TABLE' OLOTEIS.
NAPKINS AND DOYLIES.
NOW OPEN.
rar Hotels supplied at wholesale
package prices.
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727 POPULAR PRIORS 727
FOR
DRY GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO
No. 727 Chestnut Street,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers,
Have now on exhibition THE MOST EXTENSIVE
AND DESIRABLE STOCK in Oils market.
Their stock le unrivaled for EXTENT. VARIETY and
general adaptation to the wants of the trade. They are
in constant receipt of BARGAINS, which are freely of-
fered by the yard, piece or package.
RICE EY, SHARP & CO
No, 727 Chestnut Street, Phllada.
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NEW DRESS GOODS.
Attractive 'styles in the most varied assortment vso
have ever offered, ranging from EL cts. to $1 75 per yard.
FROM A RECENT FRENCH SALE"
IP4OO3PLANS
AND
ALL-WOOL REPS
From 50 cts. to $1 50 per yard.
BLACK DRESS GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
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NEW DRESS GOODS.
PIM B SOS 4 & CO.'S
FIRST QUALITY
zR asiPOPLINS.
STRIPE AND CHANGEABLE POPLINS.
CORDED AND PLAID POPLINS.
BILK AND WORSTED SERGE%
cAsinum rags AND DIERINOES.
EISIPRESS AND CREPE CLOTHS.
PL &IDS FOR MISSES and CHILDREN.
dgc.. Ac..
JOHN W. THOMAS
Nos. 405 and 407 N. Second Street.
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THE FINE ARM
ROGERS' GROUPS?
ALL THE ROGERS' GROUPS.
WAR AND HUMOROUS SUBJECTS.
Suitable fbr Wall or Mantel Ornaments,
Bridal Present; /W.
SOLE AGENCY:
JAMES 0. EARLE & SONS,
Eariee Callarles of Paintings and Looking
-Glass Wareroomis
816 CHESTNUT STREET.
.OA-ZIETTLEN - E.
CONCENTRATED INDIGO.
F or the Laundry.—Freo from Oxalic Aeld.—Dee Chemist , '
Certificate. - -
A Patent Pocket Pincushion or Bmory Bag
IN EACH TWENTY OENT lIOE.
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Druggists.
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O GROCERB, ROTE 'WEEPERS, FAMILIES AND
Others.—The undersigned has just received a freak
supply of Catawba. California and Champagne
Tonic Ale (for invalids). constantly on bane
P. J. JORDAN.
MO Pear street,.
Below Third and Walnut etreets.
Office of the Pc,ople's Fire,lnsurtutce Co , ,
237 and 239 nook Street,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. I.IBQB.
A subscription book to increase the capital stock of the
People's Piro Insurance Company of. Philadelphia, La
eorponsted bY an act of the I,egblaturo of the State of
Pennsylvania. approved the 15th of March, Me, has boon
opened this day at the office of the Company, en and kg
Dock street, Philadelphia, and those interested In the
program of home insurance are respoctfullv invited to
subscribe,
The People's Inaurance Company, which has boon is
actual existence for the transaction of buoLnesa during
the last three years, has, tinder the management of Mr.
G. Paul, its present President, already succeeded in tins
eetabllebment of a line, well•paylng home Mullion, and
nothing to needed but a larger capital to make the com-
pang• a find-clam one. Mr. Paul has an experience
of fifteen years In this and other Slates of the Union. Is
the lire insurance business, and adding thereto the hand,
memo bedew' already establlehed by the People's Lunt-
ruranco Company. It may safely be stated that it will be
an excellent investment for subscribers to the etock.os.
pecially as a number of reliable home tire Insurance gem,
yenta! are badly needed In this State. business being
ready for them in abundance.
F. IiAGAU:MI.. Secretary.
The Liverpool Ets' Lon
don & Globe Insurance
Company.' •
The Report of this Com
pany for i 868 shows:
Premiums - 5 5,479,278
Lops - 3,344,728
and after paying a divi
dend of 3o per cent., the
Total _diets are, in GOld,
$l7 1 00 5 1 026.
ATWOOD SMITH,
General Agent,
Na. 6 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE,
Pbiladtaibia.
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AN A 1 MODERN BUILT
STABLE.
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Will be sold by' M. THOMAS & SONS,
At the Philadelphia Exchange,
On TUESDAY. Oct. 8, 1868, at 12 o'clock. Noon.
Situated on the easterly aide of Cooke street, between
Compromise and Pine and Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets ; the lot containing in front on Cooke street Hi feet
8 inches. and extending in depth 3:ifeeL It is finial:mita
the best manner; Venn river stone washing floor; celled
with wood, and varnished ; drainage connected with a
private sewer ; bee tour stalls and room for tour c
CLEAR OF ALL INCUMBRANCF.. TERM S
Immediate possesmon. Keys next door. north.
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FINE CIGARS.
One of the largest and finest stocks of
VERY CHOICE HAVANA IMPORTED,
And of S. FUGUET & SON'S equally fine
MARIANA RITA OIGARS,
In store and for sale by the thousand or alnglo box
At Reduced Prices.
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
B. W. cor. Broad and Walnut Sts.
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BAILEY liSr CO.,
DIAMOND
DEALERS, •
CHESTNUT STREET:
819.
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SEWING IU*CWNE6.
1106. REMOVAL. - 3106 i
THE SINGER rtaraimoruanG warmer
Have Removed their Waxeroonis to
No. -3.106-
SINGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE b
simple, durable, quiet and light running. and capable of
Performing an a.tonishing range and variety of work. It
will hem, fell. stitch. braid. gather. cord. tuck. quw•
mroldes,
ve iym - ' WM. E. COOPER. &tent.
'WANDS AND viifiliCiiireTniTutigsr.
BLINDS AND SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS 4 SONS,
No. 16 North SIXTH Slreet,
LARGEST HADVEAMDIRR AM) SELL AT LOW PRICER
BLINDS PAINTED AND TRIMMED.
STORE SHADES MADE AND LETTERED.
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G. PAUL. Pro'ldent.
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