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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, THUKSDAY, OCTOBER d, I860.
toting tlcgraplt
rilOLISIIKP J5VKRY AFTERNOON
FVDAT8 EXCrTTPD),
AT 1BF. rVIMNO ItLlGHAfll BUILDING,
No. 1UN S. Third Street.
Trice. Three Onto Per l opy (Double Hheet), or
Million) Cn s 1 cr H u: . pojaolo o the Carrier aud
mailed to u rtrilrni out o the city at Mno Dot bis
I cr Annum One lio iur ami Fl tv f'entu for Two
Month. Invar ab 3 In advance for the period, ordered.
THURSDAY, OCTOUEU 4, 1SGG.
Does Andrew Johns on Ilpmsntbjr?
So abc elt a year has passed by since Andrew
Johnson peribrinad a certiln official act wliic i
gained him tho appliuse of every honest man
in the nalion. A clerk in one of the depart
ments at Washington refused to pay over t3
the committee appointed for the purpose of
assessing the Government clems, any portioi
o the salary to which he was entitled by law.
For this contumacious independence he was
either dismissed or threatened with dismissal,
when the facta in the case cane to the ears of
the President, and he ordered his immediata
reinstatement. Cut tins did not satisly the
indignant President, wr.o furthermore decreed
that the independent clerk should be pro
moted to the flist vacancy above him that
might occur In his bureau. Whatever moave
influenced the President to take this coii:-bp,
he rertainly gained by it tho approval of
every one who would strike a blow at ona of
the most fruitful sources of corruption in oar
system of government,
Andrew Johnson has now an opportunity
to reeain at least a small share of the favor
with which he was at one time regarded by
patriotic and honest men. The so-called
"National Union City Executive Committee,"
who have their hraoiquarters at tho ofllce of
the Collector ot Internal Revenue ior the
First District, No. 247 S. Third street, in this
city, recently passed a resolution, of which
the following is a topy :
"Unsolved, That the oiliceraot this Committee
be and iliev are nercbv autuoried t.j caiine an
HKfrssment nJ coliecuo.i tj be inidt? nu all
Federal offioe-nolilers iu tun city, otouo per
cent, on their aimu il fiinric?, nn'i that tl.e re
spec ive heads o- not 'iej, o tni nrr.in.'p
nientscun dc madj tl) in for the early
UHessmeut ami oliecl o.i o t ae same."
In accordance with this resolution, a
printed c'rcu ar, bearing the date of October
1, ha been addressed to the head of every
Federal office in the c'ty, informing him of
tho action of the Committee, and requesting
immediate compliance with its behests. lie
is instructed to select some one in his depart
ment to make the specitled assessments and
collections, and to pay ovor the same, on or
before the 5th instant, to Jolin F.Preston
and Lawrence Tob'n, receiving from the u a
receipt by way of voucher, lie is further
more informed that the money must be paid
to Messrs. Pieston and Tobm in their prooer
persons, "as no other persons or committee in
tho interest of 1'iWideut Johnson's Adminis
tration are authorized to make collections
from Federal officers in this canvass." The
circular closes wuh a grand flourish, to the
effect that "Eternal V'ilance is tie price of
Liberty," and bears the signatures ot II n.
William F. Johnsto i, Collector ot tho Port, as
President, and William McMullin, ot tho
Fourth Ward, and S. E. Cohen, who recently
published a Sunday newspaper, as Secretaries.
It the attention oi his Excellency has not
already been called to this document, we
would most humbly perform that office, ex
pressing at the same time our profound con
viction that it will meet with prompt and
decisive action on his part.
Cbatlrs Bnckwalter Opposed to Abraham
Lincoln and the War lor the Union.
We have heretofore given our readers ex
tracts iroin two speeches oi Charles liuc'.c
walter. t ne ol these addresses was delivered
September 17, 1803, in which he denounced
the suspension ot the writ of habeas corpus
by Mr. Lincoln, although done In pursu
ance of an act of Congress; assorted that he
was carrying on the war upon "abominable
principle?' that the people were "at hit
mercy;" and advocated a resolution that his
great Emancipation Proclamation was "un
constitutional and impolitic." The othar
was pronounced at the Keystone Club. No
vember 4, 1801, shortly after was beaten
for Congress by lion. Leonard Myers. In
this declared himself opposed to the war, and
to unconditional submission of the lii'bals ;
called those carrjiug it on an Abolition parly,
who were the cause of the war, and were
trampling on the rights of the South !
This same Charles Buokv. altar, the cZe
famer of Abraham Lincoln, is now the
conservative ( ?) caudidate lor Cougruss
against Hon. Leonard Myers, tho friend and
supporter of Mr. Lincoln.
The flics of the Aye will prove these
extracts to be genuine, and merely specimens
of the malignant spirit which breathed
throughout Mr. Buck waiter's utterances dur
ing tbe war, worthy only of Vnllaudigham
William B. Eeed, diaries Ingersoll, Ben
jamin Harris, or of Ueister Clymer, whom
Buck waller is now supporting lor Governor.
We refer to these speeches, that tha people
mav examine for themselves, and vote uudsr
standingly, remarking that we have not yet
done with the speecnes ot Mr. liucKwaiter
The citizens of the Third District who revere
the memory of Abraham Lincoln will, by
their votes next Tuesday, again teach him
that the people hold the same opinion that
General Grant does of those who, In time of
war, sympathize with the enemies of their
country..
Let every Republican election officer see
that the law is enforced ou deserters allowed
to vote. Let him refuse to receive the ballot
of all such, and be not overawed by violence.
Tbe people and law will sustain him.
Itow tho Democracy Hope to Can? the
State.
Mr. William A. Wallace f beyond all
doubt a most active Chairman of a State
Central Committee, and if ho could but Infuse
some of his enthusiasm, determ'mUom, and
absence of all scr iples into his followers, he
might hope to win the State by ono of tbiso
?igantc frauds which the Democracy are so
renowned tor perpetrating. Occasionally,
however, ho oversteps himself, and his le'ten
tall into the hands of his adversaries. Such
Is tho case with "Circular No. 4," which was
issued by htm and sent to J. B. Sansom, of
Indiana county, from the headquarters of tin
Democracy in Walnut str-ct. This rich
document, published and vouched for by the
Ilarrlhburir Telegraph, reveals a plot to carry
the State by the vilest means known to a
popular election by fraud, ballot-box stuff
ing, ni.d colonization.
Wc do not intend to make any comments
on this circular, but merely to give some ex
tract from its advice. Speaking of the re
ceipt of deserters' votes on which the Demo
cracy set proper value, as it is well known
that all who fled from their duty in the tryiug
hours of the war now sympathize with the
Democratic party Mr. Wallace says:
"The only evidence of doieition is foe record
of conviction. The u-t of A-nerabl f knonas
the MeConmiL'h.v law is totally voi J as icarls
all other canes, imrt I desire to impress it upon
ynn and our lri -nils that the la v is with us in
tiiis matter, and that we will be sustained m
re: eivine these votes in every e;rc, and will b"?
iiiH i fled in n eortiup to ulmust every means to
poll Hum. None ot the iieniilties mposej by
tli.vt !a-v can ever be etvorvl; I bavt the very
):ii!l!0t authority lor declaring this to yo i."
Here is n direct incentive to resort every
means to compel the officers to receive these
fraudulent votes. But the case is expressed
still stronger. In the Democratic counties
he advises :
"Where wc have the PresMcnt. Jurlse, the
Dl.-trict Attorney, and reliable juries, the case
is a verv plain oiie. The votes must, 1p poller!,
and joii must threaten the Republican otliocrs,
and ful 11 your thrca:s. This will depose of tbe
matter in tbe Democratic counties. In ih"6e
counties in wh'cti the Republicans hav the
iiulpe, juries, and District Attorney we mu3t bo
specially active in sustaining awt upholdinir our
elertion officers, and if v.e can f-uccee;i in get
ting them lisiht, tho whole trouble ts red ieed to
Republican d'ttnets In thr'r counties. Here the
listK amuu become useful, unO I advise Unit our
friends change the voter (if it can be done) into
a D inoenit-c district over ten days before the
election."
nere it is intended that (he officers of the
law be threatened, and the threats be fulfilled.
The powers of law are to be oveiawed by
gross violence, and brute lorce rule where
legal authority alone sh mid hold sway. At
the same time colonization is countenanced,
and the law forbidding any man to vote who
changes his residence in order to do so is
totally ignored. That a desperate effort t
secure that vote is to be made, is shown by
the whole letter, more especially the follow
ing paragraph :
The Hrt thing to he done is to keen our
election officers I ally up to the mark, and sua
tun them i; receiving these votes. 1 advise tbat
a circular higned by tbe District Attorney and
the Democratic raumb'Tj of rho bar, distinctly
pointing out their duty under the law, and
givmL' the point oeciil- d in lluber vs. Reilly,
and assuring, them that, tho aci of Assembly
cannot mid suall not he cu'orced agunst tueni,
be placed in each of the r hands."
But we need quote no more. Which is
the illegal pur'y ? Which canses violation of
the law? That the leaders of the Demo
cracy esteem such desperate means necessary,
is sufficient evidence that the cause is almost
hopeless; and the publishing of this infamous
circular will incite every man possessing state
pride to renewed exertion to defeat these
schemers' desperate and illegal efforts.
Wk pnbl'sh elsewhere in Tiie Evening
Telic.kapii to-day the able and elaborate
rpecch of Hon. Charles Sumner, delivered in
Boston, and also a full phonographic report
of the ora'ion of Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, of
Maine, which was listened to last night by
thousands ot our citizens. In times of great
political excitement like the present, it is well
that the views ol tried leaders be given to the
people, and the record of Messrs. Sumner and
nainlin is such as to demand attention for all
their expressions. The ex-Vice-President
still remains in tho city, and will be tendered
the compliment of a serenade this evening at
the La Piene House by the Union League.
It will take place at 10 o'clock.
Bi-.wARE of Last Cards. The Demo
cracy, rendered desperate by the certainty of
defeat, are holding back until the last day
some damaging falsehood against General
Ceary, and hope, by then publishing it, to
prevent the falsehood being refuted tor want
offline. All such lust cards are falsehoods,
and will not deceive even the most ciedulous
and doubtful of the people.
Lady Hamilton, the f. iend of f ord Nelson,
vas nce rowed ashore by one ol Nelson's
sailors, whom she deemed deserving ot some
courtesy at her hands. "Will you have a
glass of rum, a mug of beer, or a tumbler of
punch?" inquired the lady. "If you please,
responded Jack, with his best bow, "I will
take the rum noio, and toss off the mug of
beer while your ladyship U mixing the punch
for me."
General Dix seems to have Inherited Jack's
comprehensive appetite.
RELIGIOUS.
Csugrcaa Enilomod and the President's
Comae Denounced by the Wcnteru
MethodUtH.
Quincy, 111., October 3. The annual German
Methodist Episcopal Conference for tbisdidtrict.
including: Missoun, Kansas, Nebraska, part of
Iowa, and Illinois, cio&ea us session nere yea
terday. There was a large attendance, between
eighty ana ninety ueruiau ministers oetna: pre
sent. The Convention was presided over by the
well-known American Bishop Simpson, liej'ore
adjouvniue it adopted resolutions, without a dis
pelling voice, eoiniueiKimjr tJOHgreBs, and parti
culurlj favonne tho Constitutional amendment,
and disannroviusr President Johnson's nolicv.
The General Methodist Conference, whicb met
a week or two since at Ulooiuiuirtun. IU.. adontcd
KiQiilar resolutions, a also did the Methodist
(Vmterenco recently iu session at Laporte, Ind.
TLe siens of tho times are not to be db-reeardod.
and show tbat the treat body of the ilethoitist
Cburcnis truly ijai.
DEFRAUDING THE GOVERNMENT.
A Claim Agent, of Washington, Charged
with Swindling the UoTcrnintut-The
KulK ot Arabia In New Orleans.
NfcwOHLKANe, OctaUr 8 A liue awlmlle or
the OovtiiiUioul, to the mnoui.t of aoout hall a mil
lion dol ar, has Leon uuoiulbod by tuned Sutei
ciwcctivi Ti e party implicated 1 .1. Lowoullml,
of fiio 'Ofl i'euiiat irama avonuo. WaxhiiiKion, wno
In a o aim aent luore, and who loft uore omorday
to avoid a. rtut, ae a warrant wat out lor him It
mid iliat 'Ovoral pav manor wh.. fUlii the tior"
are partner ol too i Tiudii r Ittllnend iui. nar
ti'Uam to inorn.w, aa aflideviU havo bocu fl ed
tottmir loith i h o f ids.
l oionel AlcWe whoso orroat by the departnent
conuiiiLiUtr a alruaily been anno ilcpcI, .a a bun
oil. cor oi I bo Kmidia ot Arabia, oi raioli llalu
aiioted iu Atw Yoik, In tiiand C unnuuid' r. I
liavo a coi y ot ilie.i in-lmn iron, wu oil 1 1 aru
tliiu (heir taijiot n tin arm"i emigration lo a coun
try not nanivd, wiio-o products uie todiono, oo ion.
Miliar, anu ciUce. 1 liniu iruui rehauie no a ret
tiiai tho Kniubca iJo not proiiose to tio ato out ncu
irmity luva lliey io einbarlc tins moath, bat
UK) aiiem ol Dam and V.civ sha mutoriailr iuur
loird with thou- ola. K. I'MbaMf ti e oominan(lr
0 ibi" pariiuont will br .v.-s. mo bitUt uumi tho
expedition, t.olonoi Mclvosixn itoiinino soattUn
eiiilcmaii a lint Rlmul J. et, unil Iui'-,M jo'tv's Co.
tul i weiUlnir xo obtain ins ro ease, as bi ba com
untied no oveii net iipaiiint tho lawn ol tins Uovurn.
iiieht, except boiu a Cc fiterate oilicer.
Ktw Oklhaks, Ooiouor 3 Evonlnf I lure
learned luitlier partiou ars ot Lonontnal's frauds.
It ai lOars. as olalm a?ent iu WuHhiuirion, ho was
in the habit ol jetting Irom 0. Diub e, .Votary l'ub
bc, ot Huh city, blank sworn affidavits s-U n f irtk
tbat cortaio aiscbarued piivalon ot n-Kimoins woro
enialed to certain amouuis ot bavk pay and bouuey.
1 bo blank sll.diivils were familiar to liiwou hil,
who lil.cd tiicm up by toreiDK uampg ot niuciiarired
soidii-18, and by innorsiiiK tlicui, koi o iooks lor Hie
amount l'om lav master A. U. Kobiujon, and
oiliers of Wasbiujtton Ouo of tho dmeoiivos was
pieteiit, and saw him ioi)ro several ot these doou
u. tuts.
A warrant was lamed yesterdav by Jmlo A urns
tine, oi:a plnceo in tho I ands ol United Ma es War
slial bu litt, Lilt Low. niiiul bad lolt lot Washing
ton, taiiviufi wilh h in about twenty cliecks ol Irom
10MO 800 It is usnerted tliut a lurire number of
1 armarium and citizens are partner ol Lo yeurhal
in tl.e swihd.'cs, h lucli auiouut to about $1,IMK),0JJ.
JSiw 1 ot k Jkraltt
foi'ies About five tnous:ud Coolies were
pent to Ihe Wet Indies last .enr. Ton per cent,
ot the whole number died on the voyaae, anil
one shipload of two huudre.1 and bixty-t o souls
were lost at eea. Tho ucurvy has caased many
deaths.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
r-rjMTJJAViRo.-
-WE COPY TIIK FOLLOW-
ax--
inn nicritorlons notice ot this moot delicious
pcrlume Horn Forney s l'reiu
.Vi jAViro. T lilo delicious new perfume ior tho
banukrrcliici, istililiout a rival for delicacy, duratillltv.
mid richness. In fact, ot all pertumcs the traraat
ilujuviro(of l:ufin orlKin) may be callea the quintes
sence. Ki r sale by ail the prineipal druirtilsts. CT II OiulD
" COK fc VO , H . K. corner ol H r Til and CH BS
KDI' Blreitfi. l'hila.!clihln, and TiilJ.a.SK ItU l.o
IMisew 1 ork, urc uni ntb i..r tli" "lELKGUAru ' unj
lor the Newspapers ol tho wlu le country,
7 3tiliu4p IOV eOl CO,
All AISNA E. DiClvlA'feON
AT TU
ACADEMV OF A1USUJ.
THIS 1 V E N
G.
Subject "THE KKJKCTKD STOKE."
Iteecrvcd Beats SO cents
Admission 2 cents
Tickets for sale at iKUiirLLh'j Jluic bio, e, corner
of M.Vr'.MIl and CUftSMJl' Mreoti, and at the
A JADHIV Iu the livening
Doors open at 7 o clock. Lectuie to CJiLm.nce at 8
o'clock. It
Ol? I' ICE Or THIS KHA UOKIN COAL
CO UPAY, No MB W ALM'T iNtruut.
i niLADKi.eiiiA, Ocio.ier 4 IHGfl.
A Hprcla1 Meeting ot the -t.ickholdtm or ihe ali.ive
iinined company w ill bp. held at tiie tnllue, ou lUcs
D. ) , tho Mti nt October n.-xi, at 10 o'c ock, to take
lutu ceuHlderatiou tl.o mriher ucvo.opiuuut oi ihe Oom-
puny property.
liy ornor oi ineuouruui i'ireuiur,
lu 4 15t C. 1(. LIDS V, Sqc-etry.
POLITICAL.
ir&r- (jlRAKD TUKCHL101IT PARADE OF
3' THBIMOS HaHTV Nor heiist mvi;iii.
Ihe variutifi Waidn In tliiu Divlwimi wi 1 issainli.n fit
thuir resi ec ive ulucon ot ni'iotluir. under tlio uumiiniiid
oi tilt lr rispectne .Mahuin, uiid wi I proceed to tao
place ot lorniauon oi tiie nuu us nil uv.it:
ineiMAiu naniwui uiutwu uii iiiiru iu liroen, anu
ha.t on I hird tttrciit. heiow ureeu
. lie I'.luventli Wurd it. proceed to Green street, and
hult ou 01 retail Bireol. liolow Third.
'ihcTwoittn Ward will prov ed to Third and Green
S'.rteig, and ha t on Or, en atiiVe i hird.
'liie 'J lilttcentli Ward win proceed to Fourth and
lin en, anu liait on Grvtn street uliofe hourt i.
hen all thorn) wards have arrived at tiione nomia.
thcvwlll li'Hrcli lu procession iu tho or er of ilie.r
numbers, and under tbe command oi tliclr jilviiu
ti.un.Uals, up linr.l street tv .Onurd avcuuu, aud there
bait
i be sixtccntti and Nevcnieentn warm win ro irch up
Xhltd street uioe (ilrurd Avenue, mid there hult
I he KluniU' utli mid Nineteenth WunU will m irch lo
Hlruid avenue, and hull ou Girurc aveii ua below third
Bireel.
'ihe lino will be lormed on Glrur.l avenue, and move
at ti o' clock up 1 1 irard avenue to Mum, und cuunier
iuurch down (jirurd uvunu ; to Second street, down
beeond to Grteu, up Oreen io sixth, down s.xtu to
liisnui up Cucsiiui to uruua.uunn itroud t mo
niietmi;.
the wlioio wu consist oi rive Division?, under the
Culiiinu'id ot Di.lH'on HuiHiia h. as fellows:
KirBt llviHlnn. coiiinriHiim the Sixth mid Elovonili
AVarelH AlnrHbr.l. Lewis .hcotit
beccind Division, coniimsiuK tie Tweitta and Thlr
teeuth WardH, arshul, Hon l.couiird Mvers.
Third Division, couioi'mnir me 'ixieeu n and Seven
leemh W evils, Marsliul, i.'antmn Thum.n
Vi.urth Iiivision. ciiuiiirloliiit the fcluUtecn'h Ward.
Miirsbal .1' seph b. Allen.
I'iith lilvl.ion eoniiirisln; tho Nineteenth V.'ard
Jlar.lial, ,1. Fletcher i.udd.
'Ihe I'dlowlua have bacu appointed A Ida to the Chief
junrhnm :
V, 11 mill II. ltiirnnn,
Win Alli'ieiidiliKer. Jr..
V T. Wullon, '
ltniiijiuiiii W. StneKort.
imne beppard, jonn ec 1. dr.,
tleurv lluniin John 11 Jciirie
And ihn will renert to the C'blel Marshal a. vn
o'cloc.t istiirp , at : i.th nud Soring Gaideu sirceu.
liy order oi Co onel WlLLl.v! li. M v.
lain 1 bier Alsr.tinl.
HEADQUARTKUS
ItKlJJilICAN INVINCIBLES
1'HiLADELrhiA, Octo'ier 4, 1W.
ORDKH No. 15.
I Wenibera will asse.i ble at 6 o'cloo t, aharp, THIS
(Thursday EVENING to proceed t Chester.
It. TOKCHEs mustb i returned to the Hall.
Ill It la expected t u,t all memb m will be prepared
to take part in the GEtSa, i DISPLAY on
Fi IDAV EVENING.
BY ORDER OF
OEOItoli TRUMAN, Jr.,
14 MiiUSUAL.
FOIl ALDEKMAN,
XilTTII WAltD,
WILLIAM
S 12 luil
W. DOUdllLlltTY.
r"prV.HtENT'1 WAHD-8 E V E N T II
r wViLV.?.r.,-,f:T',,n Union Kepabllcan e!tiom f
1 HIS tlhurilu ) KVKM NU, Bt 1 o'oiock
. ,...,,"8.' P.H U COLLINS, chairman.
i, ii. ir.li ca, ouaretary,
lt
POLITICAL.
tW AT TOWN HALL,
OKHMANTOWN,
THIS EVENING,
October 4,
AT KIOUT O'CLOCK,
JOHN GOF011TH, ESQ.,
WILL ADDRESS TIIH CITIZENS
or THE
TAVcntv-feocoiicl Ward.
UN SATUIIDAV NIGHT,
CURTBN AND GEARY.
Ey order of the Union League of German to a.
It KLI.W0OD JOHNSON, of Committee.
13$" EIGHTH LEGISLATIVE
DISTllIOT.
IK DEPENDENT CANDIDATE,
JOHN IVL POMEROY.
10 1 7t3
rillLADELriHA. SEPTKMBEU 20.
" lRi-e Hon. ltoniira ,vyern 81r : At a inectlUK
ot the 1 hi auviuliia l)rUKKli"t Ware Ulnse BiuweV
I.phkuh lii'id u tl.e KcnaniK ,n i n.ine lluuxc, lHur.i
Uu evcuiriK Oepicinliei 'Jn, bbii, I wua uunniin.)U.-,lr
licKilvcd, lhutavoto ot tliHiina hn toidemd to the
Hon. Leonard Mvcra I, r hie iiroiiii,tness and ennruy lu
lie-f li'iug our pctltioii.H lor an incrt'ue o t'leturlll on
ti iiaaware, and lor bis able advocacr oi our clu uis lor
nrotictiou Al.-o
Kcnolvod That In him wc recoirnlxn A 1EUK Ftt F.NI)
OK lilt. WOHKIi,(Jilt, audol 110 Mt iMUUSTRY ;
and he It iii'lu r
UeKoived, I bat a committee of two be appointed to
preKentacooy ot the loicito nK ro.io.utiona to he Hon.
Leonard ibyv. Vt'M. HvltM'.U Proddont
A. KLA''K, Ri-c. Wectfturr.
I'KTI-.R I) 1LY,
H tiKOKGB K liUNLVP.
J FALL STYLE HATS.
THF.O. II. M'OALLA,
Hat and Cap Emporium,
1 Jm4p
No. 804, CIIESNUT Street.
Q H I L D R E N'S
CLOTHING.
A Splendid Assortment in tho Latest Styles.
Special attention is invited.
fi3. SHOEMAKER & CO.,
Not?. 4 and 6 North EIGHTH Street.
10 4 tustu4ittj
LYEK'S NEW NOVEL. "HE LEX FORD,
A storv ot domestic Hie in Now York city; has OTcry
clement oi popularity in it; and starts right nff wKh
Kicat eclat
All me rhllade ;hia Uooksel en sell it
1.)J1I.G, PUBLISIIKR,
It BOSTON.
QLOAKS, . CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
HEAEO.l!ARTI5g FOlt CLOAKS.
The cueancst Cloak htoio iu tbe city.
Small piullta und quick Biles.
THE OLD STAND,
WATKI.VS1,
NINTH and CHKIIKY Streets.
SEE TIIK PIUCKS.
Vuterproof clonks, only 85.
Wnterptout Cloaks, on y 85
Waterprooi t ioulta onl U5.
Hcavv Beaver H cques triinuied 96 5-1.
Beuvy Beaver Basques triinuied SO 60 ,
The old Original Cheapest Cloak Kiore in ttiecitv.
IJAVI1J WaTKIKs,
No. 1J1 N. NIN'IH Street
N. E. coiner MNTll and CHEBUf.
The Fldso Avenue and L'nion tine Can piss tho
Store every two uilnutes. 10 2 tutlis'im
RICH, HA UK AiS'D 111 LIABLE
F U II S.
Hudson's B.ivtnb'.e Muf.s, Collars and Berthas.
I ine s-able x hu Vufls, I oUars and llerthcs.
Siberian t quirrel MuBs. Collars and Bervhas.
I.i al I oyal h rinliie Muffs, Coliarn and Berthas
t lilldien'e t cm in evcrr varle y of i-'urs.
n lmirenae saving In price bv npiilylutf for an earl
selection at ihe
CLOAK, MANTILLA, AND FUR EMPORIUM,
No. 14 S. BEtOXD Street, U doors below Market.
9 29ftuth8m QHAS. LEWISSON.
pilLVnNG AND STATIONERY
CAN BE OBTAINED AT
BUY SON fc SON'S,
No. 8 North elXTH Street. I'bllauolphla,'
At rates and with accommodation equal to any other
estubl sbment in tbe citv. BOOKS ot
o.mrv nioreliunls supplied with BLANK BmJKJl ot
superior lindinir i nd ruling, and slAli.ts HiA
1 ION KY. at great harauina. , .,.vin
WEDDiNU " 1 Da in imitation of ensravlng, at
half the pilce ol pli.te work. BBstuthlm
Ca l aud judge loryourscll. " 'u"'m
"TJEADBTONES, MONUMbNTft, ETC. ETJ.
LAhGB COLLECTION. pBI0E3.
LOW 'luuBBBm MARBLE,
nTDirrn DTRirrT ABOVE BIDOIH AVKSOE.
1m BTBE15T' " ' cHiBU riNjIfcY.
OTAKCH. - 6110 BOXES IvOOD'M PEARL
K1 j ni. march In s ore and lor sale by
O no ulo6 B1Brcn' m ViLLIAM OVLA'IRB.
B27tistn6t
BITUATION IN
A RETAIL
tuie, by a young man. """
uie. b
relereuce givwt,
AddntM
I li, Vi'l UiH VU1W. v o.
I 500,000,000
AUK PHOMiaHD
To the Heir of those who have taken Policies
from the
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
OP TUB VNITKD STATES.
630,000,000
Axe Paid Annually into these Co-npaniea by the
Assured.
THE SAFE AND WISE INVESTMENT
Of Ihrne Fund la all Important.
SECURITY FOR AIL THE FUTUES iu the
firtt consideration in this business
Euth (security, Runranteed by THE GEEAT
STATE OF NEW YORK, ii given only by
THENOItTil AMERICA
i r r i
M 1 M
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ihis Company also gives a World-Wide Policy
h. D. MOKtiaN, rresldent.
I. T. WLUWI, Vloe-l'rwldcnt.
J. W. .t Kill LI., Broretarr.
I. J. WtlUtUT. Actuary.
NELSON F. EVANS,
OKSKKAL AOKNT.
rillLA DLLI'UIA BRANCH,
No. 434 WALNUT STREET.
Pa'I lit Ihf. flfllrp nr orA for Olrcnr.
ilinr active LuhIiiiihii men. ol uood oddrcM wanted
ior ai'tuclea. iviinnrpii
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
10. 28 mmil SEOXD STREET,
Opened This Morning,
Of their own Importation, Two Cases of
bILK It IB BHD POPLINS,
In all the new popular shades of colors,
ALSO, TWO CASES OF
FRENCH PJ.AID POPLIN'S,
In Beautiful Designs, Wholesale and R Jt ill.
10 a tuthfSt4pl
A.
OB
BKLAU A11E SIDE t
Dclawaro Side ! Delaware Side!
TIIK STATION ISLAND
Fancy Dyeing Establislimunt.
B ARRET r, NEPHEWS & CO,,
No. 47 North EIGHTH Strjet, East Side.
Tbe stand occupied by ua the past Seven ears.
NO OTUK.it OtFICE IN TI1I9 CI IT I
With the ad vnniat.es of an experieLce ot nearly
FIFTY YtAliS ON VlAl'tN ISLAND,
And facllltlet aianred re. ar .less ofexnoaje. we mar
juslly claiui to oe, as we uiteua io remain,
iHL MODEL DxLlNU AND tCOURINQ ESTA
BLISHMENT OF AMERICA !
redid-' Dresses. Bhawls. ( loahs, etc.. Dyed success
fully. All s yiea of Ladh' Dresses chaued without
beuiH nppeu.
" UlCNTLFMRN'S O HMENT3,
Coals, Overcoats, Bunts Vests, eio , ,(.d or c caned
BAKKETT, NPIIEWS & CO.,
No. 47 North r.IOUTII Street. Kast Side.
Nos. 0 and 7 JOHN St.vet New York.
No. 71H BROADvVA V, New York.
No. 5409 FULTON Street. Brooklyn.
IU 3 lnirD
F.
T. Q U I N L A N,
No. 42$) SOUTH Street,
Flrat Dry (ioola Store Below Flftli St.
iias now orzs,
FINE PARIS DRESS GOODS.
PLAID AKD PLAIN POPLINS.
FItlCNCll A IV D KNOLISll JI1.KIXOES.
h-4 AAL IlJ.UULAlt WUITll ALPACAS.
FUKAC1I AJVD SAXOftV PLAIDS, ALL
PKIlKS.
PLAIN ALL-WOOL DELAIMOS.
MtN'ts aAO DOVft' trtSsl.1IKlL;9 AND
FLAKAKLi.
t'l.OAliS &, htlAWLS, KVERV VAItlKTY.
I11LL1, CALICOES, AKD UELAI.t,S.
Ami a (itucral Aaaortmeiit of Dcslruble
DKY UUODS,
At a little below tbe rcgulur rctiill prices. (9 2M:ii4b
E M O V A L
J A 31 ES S. C LAX TON,
SUCCESSOR TO W. S. & A. MAUT1EN.
IIAS REMOVED
HIS BOOKSTORE TO
No. 1214 CIIESNUT STItEHT,
Where he is now prepared to attend to all orders
in his lino. 9 20Gt4p
A L F !
W1LLIA1I YOUNGER'S SPARKLING!
BURGH ALE,
ED1N
FOK BALE BY TUE CASK OR DOZEN
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,
4 14 C3P1 S.W. cor HHOAD and WALSUT.
Qi D AFRICAN CO FEE E,
8 MALL 1.E4N
GENLIKE MOCUA COFFEE,
OOVEHNMENT JAVA COFFEE
FOK SALE Y
JAMES It. WE15I3,
EIOllTU and WALNUT fitrce
8 14$
T 0
W AT01IMAKE R S.
WANTED, TWO OR THREE
WATCHMAKERS,
FIRST-CLASS
Apply Immediately to
LEWIS LAD0MU8 & CO ,
No. 83 CllEHMir htreet.
10 3 St
o
PERA GLASS R S
Fins Opera Olaiscs made br M. hauiiOit. of
Paria
Imported and for sale only by
.... . '. W. A. TRIJSIPLUB.
10 2 Imlp Seventh and C'bemiiit ttreet.
EXTRA BOUNTY .-THE i'AYMASTER
General has ordered the prompt payment ol tbeie
claiuia I have all the neee iry lorun under tha order
lor application and tan Innure a apeedy tvttiemeni.
UEOhtiE W. FOKD, o. WI l0C'lt Btreet one door
below lluro street. I" luirp
B B I M S
E X, E O T K
i o
SOAP
SAVES TIME,
SAVES LABOll,
SAVES CLOTHES.
SAVES WOMEN,
And all leading Grocers soil it
It is used by dissolving in hot water, and soaking
Ihcclo heaCvelo ten minutes, toon a little ha id
lubl.tBfr win niake them as c oan as honri of hard '
nmcliira rub' inn wou'd do with ordinary soap, and
nonjury to the most delicate labno. Itunsoil flth
entne fatu-faclion In tho families of Rev. ALFRED
tOCLM Ah ;VIH C. 81 KVfcNSuN, No. 1625 Qrean
elrwtj 1I10MA8 C. LOVE, No 10l9CUKSNUr
street! A. L. HABf, No. 827 Lombard street
ISAAC MOBS, o 22(3 Green atnet; C. 11 Alt T-
MAiM.jNO. Maishall btroet, and thousands oC
otliets, in all parts ol this aud other oitios.
ASK VOUK GROCER FOR
DOBBINS' ELECT1U0 SOAP
WIIOLEBALB, OFFICE,
107 South FIFTH St.
A DESIIIA 1I..'E INVESTMENT.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
THREE KUKDREO THOUSAND DOLLARS
OK TUE
FIEST MORTGAGE BONDS
OP TUB
CONNECTING RAILROAD
AT THE LOW BATE OF NINETY-TIITiEE,
BE A B1S0 1NIFRTST AT MX PER CENT.
1'IiLE OE bTATE TAX.
PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY
nr the
Pennsylvania KtailiwJ Oompauf.
If not previously disposed of ou the 15th of Octo
ber next, we will advance the price.
For full particular.? in regard to the above
Security, apply to
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 34 South THIRD St.
0 29 tl4p
riHB Fll'ELITlf LNSUKANCK, TRUST, AND
J (ArK Dil'OhlT COMPAAY OK I'UJLADliL.
1 IIIA.
Fur the
an.ee.
Sufc-Lceplrg of Valuables under Ouar
CAPITAL, 500.WO.
Diutciana
N B. Urowne.
Lharles M ae a lee tor
Kuward W. Clurk,
Alexunder Xleuty,
Stepheu A. Caldwell,
t Ihrrncf II tlntk,
John Wtli-h.
J. Gil.inunum Fell,
Jicnry v.
ITChKirilC i. lillU V i ,
Vice lnhident, (1-4Hi.Ni y. II. f'LARK.
Krirelary tud lieufiinr, ROKKKT I'ATTKRSOK
( tlte tat pieieui) in the Fhe prool liuildiiK off, 4
lhUadilphlaKatloualllank. " "
CllLSMJi bTlti.tl, ABOVE FOURTH.
The Company will commence ihibIiicsb on the 1st
Ftm uihir MB, and will he prtiiared
IO HI t'MVK D:l'iiMlS VM)KU GDAUANTF.E
upon il.e lolUwlng rates tor one tear or lets period:
Govt ri nu nt and al other louponi
murulm, or thee iranslerulileS- tlOOportlOM
Ly lit I ve.y, Ine uUiiik Bank 111, -....)
CoveiLm. ni Mid ull other sccurltiti, 1 .,(WU,
ni'ifi'iiu'do i nly liy t'udorsement..... ) w per biouq
(.0 0 Com cr l'.u Ion l-25 per 0D0
hi yet coin or 1 ul iou no per $10u0
M.vcr or Cold I ate under seal onl
i vner'c crtiuialo of mil value, and I 0,.r,n. ,rui
rute f ubiett to adjustment lor bu k. r l 1,0 pcr
on u biiKld ot J
liftda Slortkiaes Vtiiuiiblc Papers gcuera'ly. when
01 no lUfd vuluo, (1 a year each, or according!
bu k.
Wll a, I5r which premium covern the remainder of tbe
Hie ot the milker.
("tish l iiM or nuull Tin Boxes, for pnners o( Bankera.
Capltarsis.AiercliuiitH Lawyers 'I railci-mcn Families,
01c, i'l he rcoeivcd at 'io each box ortiuok oor
yiur coutcutH unknown to tho Company, and liability
limited.
FOK COLLECTION OF INTERKKT, OS 15 PEE CENT
OM HJMOUNT OoLLFC t El)
COUPONS AM) INTERtHT WILL Ilk COLLF.CTED
WHEN 1)1 fclitr.D AND KKUITl'tD
10 i 11 K OW.vUM.
LEPORITH OF JIOXKY KK'KIVKD OM WHICH
IN'lHtl.rT WiLL 11K ALLOWED.
This Coniiiary la a'fo authorized to act as Eaeoj'
tors. Adu iniB nitorn. and diamines to receive i t'
execute TiutH ot rwr' description from tbdJiiX;
cori-oraiious, or inuiviuua a.
. B. BBOWffR.
frealdiiiit.
9 14 lm
HOBKIIT PATTFTIBON,
l tertiary and 'lieasurcr.
RUSSIAN SAUL U,
Impoitrd Bhcct irom KamUchatLa,
By 21 r. J. W. BURLING, of this city. 1 '
The undersiftned teps to inform his friends and
the public, that bo bus a few choice tots of
GENUINE RUSSIAN SABLE,
To wblcb be calls attention.
JAMES REISKr,
lM POUTER A2tD II ANtJFACTUEKB OF FtTBS,
j
10 1 8l4p No. 139 N. TniltD SIRE KT.
pURE OLD GjllAl'E BRANDY,
From the celebrated vloeyardf of B. D. WILSON &
SON , Loa Amjeloi, California.
For medicinal purposes tUls BRANDY U almot in
dlapenaable. I
FOB SALE BY THE CASE.
CARMICK & CO.,
211mrp ! SOLE AGENTS,
l. E. COBNEB OF rBOATABdCHKSWUT Sta.
j) o