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e The Central Executive Clubs of
Newperry, Lexington, Riehiand and
Kershaw Districts are requested to
Esend q de legate each to Columbia. on
the add Of October, to nominate a
Solicitor for the Fifth Judicial Cir
cuit.
The Snow King made his appear
ance in Now York State, yesterday,
as announced by telegraph and
judging from the sudden change in
the weather here-from almost sum-
mer heat to swapping cold-the old
gentleman may be looked for in this
latitude.
HOME AGAIN.-Dr F.. Fl. Heinitsh,
yclept Queens Delight" returned
home yesterday, after an absence of
several months-and so materially
improved in appearance, as to favor
the idea of his claiming seat Mt the
aldermanic board. We are indebted
TO him for late New York and Phila-
delphia papers.
FAST AND CHEAP PRINTING. We
have just added fast card press-of
the Degcner e Weller patent-to the
machinery of the PhPni.c office; and
have also mede additions to our stock
OF fancy type, cards, paper, etc.
Persons III want of any styles of
book and job printing, are invited to
call and examine samples and prices.
Cards printed at shortest notice, and
at prices varying from So to $40 per
thousand
RAILROAD ACoIDEDT. The Green
vile train did not arrive last night
until S O'Clock, having been detained
by an accident. When near Durton's
Tank, the baggage car ran off the
track, and was completely demolish-
ed; three United States soldiers.
(who were in charge of the baggage
of company which was being trans.
ferred to Abbeville,) were seriously
injured. The wounded men were
promptly attended to. The engine
remained on the track.
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A New Lot

OF EDGINGS, Insertings and Infant 3
" Waists, at every price and quality, at
october IL G. T. JACKSON'S.
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ID $l0O REWARD. a
TlHR above reward will be given for the
II apprehension Of and proof to convict
the 1ncendiary who set fire to Mr.. James
Burpside's sH dwelling on the night Of An
0ot178 ln HI NICHOLS g. 90.
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The South CARoL1NIAN. The ma
terial upon which this old paper was
formerly printed. was disposed of at
auction in Charleston, on Friday last,
by order of the Court of Bankruptcy,
and was purchased by different in
dividuals, at low rates. We pen this
paragraph with exceeding regret-it
is really the obituary of an old friend.
For nearly twenty-one years, the pro-
prietor of the PARnir was connected
with the Cdrclinian-commencingh his
career as an apprentice and carrier,
eventually going through every grade.
During that long period, the paper
passed through many vicissitudes
and changed hands repeatedly, but
it regularly made its appearance until
the 18th of February, 1865. 1t was
then published smodically until
the spring of 1867, when it finally
gave up the ghost, leaving the PA@-
nic to fulfill its mission. Unsuccess-
full efforts have since been made to
revive it, but to no purpose, and at
last the auctionecr's ''going, going,
gone gave the death-knell to the
old establishment.
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Dress Goods,

NF every style and price, now opened
" at c. +. JACKSON'S, from % cents
to 50 yard. October II
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LADIES,

HALL ut c. +. JACKSON'S, and look at
" the new style of DRESS SKIRTS.
October II
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We. .hayel received from Mr.. T. Fl.
Crooks, of Newberry, q mess of
turnips, monsters in size-in -
the largest would moro than fill a
mans hat. Who can beat them?
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zen in excess of Twenty two,
First Innings.

RECEPTION OF THE HOWARD FIRE COMPANY
The Howard Fire Company, of Charlestown,
Mass, will arrive in this city on Friday evening
next. They will be the guests of the Hope
Engine Company. The following is the order
of procession as agreed upon by the Convention
ew nights since:-
Chief Marshal-Alfred Bamber, Hope Fire Com
Chief MarshaPs Special Aids.
Aids.
Chief and Assistant Engineers of the Fire
Department.
FIRST DIVISION.
Form on Vine street, right resting on Second,
Marshal-Smlth FuIlopg, Harmony Fire Com.
pany.
Aids.
Delaware Engine Company.
Good Intent Hose Company.
Mantua Hook and Ladder Company.
Harmony Engine Company.
Resolution Hose Company.
SECOND DIVISION.
Form on Front street, right resting on Vine
street. extending north.
Marshal-John Donald, Washington Hose Com
Aids.
Reliance Engine Company.
Neptune Hose Company.
Union Engine Company.
Hope Hose Company.
Hope Fire Com pany.
Committee of Reception of Hope Fire Company.
Chief Engineer Rogers, of CharlesLown.
HOWARD fre company.
THIRD DIVISION.
Form on Front street, right resting on Vine,
extending south
MaIshal-Lewis Selfridge, Western Engine Co.
Aids.
... Western Engine Company.
Washington Hose Company.
Northern Liberty Hose Company.
William Penn Hose Company.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Marshal Fred, s. Manner, Resolution Hose Co.
Aids.
Robert Morris Hose.
Independence Hose.
Pennsylvania Hose,
Tivoli Hose.
Union Hose.
The following route has been selected.-Up
Vine TO Third, up Third to Girard avenue, up
GiIard avenue to Tenth down Tenth to Calow.
hill, up Callowhill to Thirteenth, down Thir-
teenth to Arch, down Arch to Tenth. down
Tenth to Chestnut down Chestnut to Fourth,
down Fourth to Christian, up Christian to Sixth,
up Sixth TO the Hope Engine house, and there
dismiss.
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NEWSPAPERS, Periodicals, Fashion Plates, and
Magezines-both English and American-may be had
as soon published of John TIenwith the great
news agent His enterprise and energy have secured
or him extensive patron ge, which ne continues
satisfy by furnishing the New York papers several
hours earlier than they be obtained by the regu
lar mails and by selling the periodicals and maga-
Zines at the lowest possible prices. Those desiring
the latest Intelligence should visit Trenwlsh's News
Eropol Ium, at No l07 y Third street.
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OLEARED sATuRnAY-

CLEARED SATURDAY,
Ship Bombay. Jordan, San Francisco Merchant ACo
steamship saxon. Boggs, Boston. IL. Winsor Il Co
81. nmship Norfolk, Vance. Richmond. w. p. Clyde
Barque Wild Gszelle, Lewis. Genoa J. E, RazIavSco
Br. Darque George Bell. Canu, Rotterdam, do WV
Brig AHpa M. knight, Knight Cardenas. H. A. Sou.
se6r White sqIall. woolfOrd, Washington, Van
schr j. W. EveTman outen, Lynn L. AudenrIedso,
Schr Elizabeth, Horner, Providence, do
Schr H. W P5stt; uy1is; UM nynn ;i i1.o.,o,o, do.
SchI nhptVIuAe WI Ss do.
sc6f II Ii. b. Mcoauley Cain. Portsmouth do
Scnr ]: Nelson, Cavalier Providence. Blakston
schr Neptune's Bride. Chase Salem. Mass, j. M
schr Thos. T. W are Abdnl. Richmond, Captain.
Schr q NJ Smith. Turner. Boston.
Str Mayfower, Funz, New York. w. p. Clyde a Co
SIR H L, CAV, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
Str Clay mont, Platt, Norfolk. w Bumm q Son.
Tug Tbos Jefferson Allen, for Baltimore. with tow
OF barges, W. r. Clyde q 90.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
ton with cotton, etc to E. a. Souder & Co.
Brig VIM. Welsh. stro6ridge 40 days from Genoa,
a with IRON 10 q. q. Van Horn. ' ~"
Scbr Moses Patten. Harding. 81 days from MAIaga
Echr lilly, Francis, 10 days from Charleston with
phosphate rock to E. A Souder q 90. ~
Steamer Mars; grumley q hours from New York,
with mdse. TO w. M. Baird d Co.
ARRIVED SATURDAY,
schJ MsIans Tlsp 10 g9sT 9s syrs day from Milford
Rchr III. b. McCauley Cain from Boston,
schf Isaac Baker, Puryere from Boston.
NSss gfss S GFAG 1se@ Aod
Alexandra, with mdse, 70 ", :, Clyde o'0A O. 'NS
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CITY ITEMS.

SPLEN DID ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WINTER
CLoTHING.-Eens, Youths, Boys, and Chtldren's-
choice selected styles of Piece Goods to be
made TO order.a
AH prices guaranteed olUer than The Lowest elSeOhere
and % Satisfaction guaranteed every purchaser, or the
sale cancelled and money REFUNDED.
Hai'.iHSG9y HS9b Ssafee" sa1 BHSTEMTT TdWFs q 4,t 60,
Si1tt Streets 5Is MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH at HillmSn's News stand, at
North Pennsylvania Depot.
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FALL OvERCoATs.
Fab Overcoats.
Pall overcoats.
Fall Overcoats.
Asplendid assortment of new style Fan overcoats
now ready at - -
Ynadp.
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The INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH. .-On
Saturday the Inter- ational Cricket Match was
concluded in favor OF the English eleven, as
Will be seen by the following score:-
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A WELIrKNowN FACT
The Ready. made Clothing at
Chas. Stokes Co.'s Is better cut, better made and
better trimmed than any In Philadelphia
The prices The same as before
THE WAR.
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AND 600 BRoAL

WHAT is MORE COMMON OR DISTRESSING THAN
A BILIOUS ATTACK 9-who is not familiar with the
well-known symptoms. oppression the sto-
and chest, low 81 lrts, restlessness gloomness
of mind, weariness dull headache, dirty, greasy ap
the skin yellow nse of the white of the
eyes, loss OF appetite, and costiveness2 Few, indeed,
of the more ordinary ills Of life are more widely
prevalent than these bilious disorders, and yet they
may readily be got rid Of by using DR.. Jayne sana
tive Pills, by whose operation the liver will be
rapidly restored healthy action the vitated
tons of the stomach changed, all costiveness
removed and the whole system assisted in recover
ing It's normal condition. Sold by all druggists.
OUR CHILDREN at this season Of the year are often
troubled with Worms, the result OF eating unripe
uit and weak digestion. which seriously affect
their health. HOlloway's Vermfuge CCnfections, an
agreeable remedy, will expel the and restore
The digess functions to perfect health. Sold at 20
cents per box.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY CowDEN,
No. 602 Arch street,
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MTMOu


,Steemship star OF the Union, Ceoksey, cleared at
new orleans 9th Inst. for PHILADELPHIA via Havana,
and M V ~ Daies cotton 20 bales moss 80 empty csrooys
,ess hunter for Philadelphia sailed from Fort
HsT9ue HsST9ue David Nohols, wyman, hence for Salem at
Brig Robin, Hopkins. for Philadelphia or New
ap,k, BIZ, sailed from Providence 9th inst
ton Vyue, Dow, for Philadelphia cleared ~ bos-
O., BIlgs Essex, Baker. hence for salem Manson, do:
Hola o Hopos' Snow, hence for Boston, at Holmes
Brig Almira, Freeman, hence. at Portsmouth, N.
Brig r, @. W. Dodge. Thompson, for Philadelphia,
was loading at Charleston sth Inst.
Siig Blrcnard d Torrey Frlsbee. hence, at Proyi'
Brig II. Q. Brooks, Davis hence, at Newport 7th
Brig A. NJ. Roberts. Doak. from Rockland for Phi.
ladelphia, sailed from Boston 9th inst.
Briggs Cosmos, Cross and Marshall Uutch, Gardner,
hence for Boston, al Holmes Hole Sth inst
., schr VIM. John, Street, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Georgetown, d. e., 9Th Inst.
scbr A. L. Percy, Smith, hence, at Richmond 9TH
schrs Cohasset, Gibbs Lottie Beard, Perry; ]. H.
Bunker sailed from New Bedford 9Th inst. for Phia
schr W. B. Thomas. winsmore, hence at Beverly
schrs ]. satterthwaite, satterthwai,e; White Sea,
Jones; w. #. Gushing; oTanmer IL, Braqscf0m, sSfnI1,
Sth inst, the latter via Boston; ., -.
Schr Charm, Starr, hence at Alexandria 8th Inst.
Right Bower Rogers; r. H, shannon, Dilks; Mary b.
Somers Somers; q. W; May, MAY A; "A. AnaIe,w,s' ,s,'
James II. Morse, Niekarson; II Croskey' Psttee; Hat
tie Baker, Crowell; Charles Il Paige, poughsIty;
dery; T. II. Tasker, Allen; Rehecca Florence, Rich;
Governor Burton Llidlem r. w. Godfrey, garwoed;
and Mary p RoGkhi hence at Boston gth Inst 80,
at New York 10th Inst.
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A SPLENDID SUIT FOR s25 90
AT No, 824 CHESNUT STREET,
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FOR SALE, a private collection of OIL Paintings En-
cravings Paintings GLASS; Bro mes, Alabasers etc
To be for few days at No. 4OOl Pine street. West
Philadelphia, from to II A. NJ
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ALL FOR S25O0-
a suit of Custom er made Clothing
at CHAS. STOKES & Co %
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JKwKLRY-Mr. William W. Cassidy No. II South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment Of fine jewelry and slverwaFe In the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure art
Gle furnished at . price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock of American watches In ali
Varetes and at Gil prices vlsli TO Ms store Is svr
40 tSaaII 10 pIsasuIv And pf0nk
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sPEER's STANDARD WINE BIrTERs, made OF pure
native Wines, combined with Peruvian Bark ChAmo-
mile Flowers Caamus, Snake Rott Wild Cherry
Bark Ginger and other herbs and roots asast dges-
tion give appetite and impart vigor and tone to
the system, Sold by Druggists aud Grocers.
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THE CONDITION OF THoUsANDs.-No app tlte; no
refreshing sleep; cheerful thoughts; disposition
to labor no inclination for society; interest In any
thing; no desire to live, even; and yet specific all
ment which be classed positive disease
Thousands, ay, tens Of thousands. in this cond
tonthe mart, RS Of disabilities to which pathology
assigns no technical name.
WHAT'S the source Of their discomfort, mental and
bodily? ToRPoR OF THE 81 oMAoH. and, consequent
upon that lano,or OF ne circulation. ,Sedknem Of the
nerues and a ctoudedord What does common sense
suggest as remedy for this deficiency in vital power
Clearly. a aRE.vITAL1z1Se MED1crNE-something that
win stimulate, tone, and sustain the broken down
energies of nature. HosTE1TER's STOMACH BITTERs
meet the case exactly In this benehcent TONIC are
combined all the ingredients necessary change the
condition Of the system, and bring the dormant
organs into healthful action In the fall of the year
when the nightdewB are chill and heavy, and the
morr Ing logs charged with miasma. the body,
debated by the heats of summer, is peculiarly
ceplible to unwholesome influences AT this season,
of all Others therefore, tnvGordtton is required both
an a safeguard against fever and ague and other
arous disorders and as preparation for the search
ing cold Of winter. Dyspepsia, bilious complaints
nervous disorders and distressing affections of
bowels are always or less prevalent In October
and November, and the surest and safest means of
sverting them is course of this purest mildest and
most efhcacious Of all tonIca and alternatives.
sPEER's STANDARD WINE BIrTERs, made OF pure
native Wines, combined with Peruvian Bark ChAmo-
mile Flowers Caamus, Snake Rott Wild Cherry
Bark Ginger and other herbs and roots asast dges-
tion give appetite and impart vigor and tone to
the system, Sold by Druggists aud Grocers.
FOR SALE private collection of OIL Paintings, En-
cravings, Paintings GLASS; Bro Alabasters.
To for few days at No. 4OO1 Pine street, West
philadelphia, nom to IL A. NJ.
ALL FOR s25OO-
A suit of Custom er-made Clothing
at CHAs. Stokes & Co. n
A WELLKNowN FACT
The Ready. made Clothing at
Chas. Stokes & Co.'s is better cut better made and
better trimmed than any In Philadelphia.
The prices The same as before
THE WAR
A SPLENDID SUIT FOR S25 90
No. S24 CHEsNUT STREET.
FALL OvERCoATs.
Fah 0vercoats
Fall Overcoats.
Fall overcoats.
Asplendid assortment of new style Fan overcoats
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steamer Beverly. Pierce "A hours from New YORK
with mdke, TO W. p. Clyde Co.
Tug ThOs Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with =
tow OF baTges 70 w. p. Clyde 90,
CoTfespondence Of The Philadelphia Erchdnpe.
LEWIS, Del, Oct s-6 r. M,-The following are ue.
tained at the Breakwater by head winds:-Barque
Victoria for Liyerpooi brig r Larrabee, TOR BOSOM
schTs X. w. Allen. do: Frank Herbert, do; a.. Il.
Adems do Alice do. Boston do; F. KeattnE 90;
II. N. Squire, for Portland; Sea Nymph, for Provl
dence Thomas Borden, for Fall River; Chas Cooper
for Chatham; N. n. skinner, for Taunton; and Naiao
Queen, all from Philad adelphia -,-,o.
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PH-PHILADELPHIA MONDAY OCTO
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TWO STA TElrENTS.
READ
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READ
THIS and
FIom THE AGE, October From THE Press. October
8, Is6S 8, 1868.
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traulides 8erbaltniB unter6aIten, unS
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Gin Mftfiir Grrfeb bta,a8 eines
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