THE DAILY EVENING TELEGUAPII rUILADELPIIIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1808.
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Dollars per Annum. On Dollar and Fifty Cents for
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erdered. -
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1868.
The Le.hi Condition of the Ilepab
lican fatty.
Thh correppondenoe pabllahed thla morning
betweon Attorney-General Brewster, City So
lloitor Lvnd, and Sheriff Lyle will attraot
general attention, and the steps which are
about Wng taken to check the Sheriff in his
Illegal action will merit the hearty commenda
tion of the pnblio. The experience of the past
few weeks has enabled the people to judge of
What means talk and what means work, so far
as the leaders of oar party are oonoernud; and
When it is remembered that the only practical
Btep towards saving the Republican party
from fraud was made by the Attorney-General
and bis assooiates, they will be glad to see
that Mr. Brewster is moving in the matter. The
pnblio have oonfldenoe that when he is in charge
neither stupidity nor corruption will enter the
oase. It is, therefore, with great gratiuoation
that It is seen that he is watching the Sheriff,
and preparing to hold him to a striot respon
sibility for all his action. The tone adopted
bj Mr. Lyle Is about fifty degrees lower than
that which he assumed two weeks ago. lie
lees that he is in great danger; that his
sureties are liable and likely to suffer; and
that it is a decidedly unpleasant thing to be
brought before the Supreme Court on a quo
warranto, a writ exceedingly summary in its
nature, and which, when moved for by the
Attorney-Oeneral, means a summary settle
ment of his alleged rights. The oity need,
therefore, fear nothing farther from Mr.
Lyie; and the only question is in regard to the
propriety of proseoating that person for past
offenses.
The question of the legality of the natu
ralisation papers issued by the Supreme Court
is one which should be settled, and we are
happy te know that the Attorney-General will
prooeed to Pittsburg daring the ensuing week
and in person give his attention to this ques
tion. In comparison with the settlement of
that question the contest of individuals sinks
Into utter insignificance, as the one affects
only the pookets of a few the other the safety
pf an entire State.
For the first time in the history of Philadel
phia has a systematized effort been made at
the last eleotion to govern our oity by the im
portation of ruffians from New York and Balti
more, and the regular adoption of a plan of
.''repeating" at different polls. This is, we
Bay, the first time that such a thing has been
attempted on a scale to be worthy of attention.
The issue is now presented for the people of
Philadelphia to settle whether they shall
always.in the future submit to importation,
and CM oar city franchise turned into a faroe,
or whether, by a series of vigorous pro3eoa
tlons both of the rascals at home and by requi
sitions from the Governor for the rascals from
abroad, strike terror among them and deter a
repetition. If half a dozen men from Balti
more and a like number from New York were
had on requisition and prosecuted with spirit
and ability, the effect on this oity would last for
the next ten years. If a hundred of the "re
peaters" of our own city were thus treated, it
would for a lifetime deter them in the future.
Shall this be done f Will it be done ? If the
funds which our citizens are being asked to
give liberally are plaoed in the hands of
a certain "ring," we say without hesi
tation that not a man of these ruffians will evtr
ie convicted. It must be given into the hands
of men who are above reproaob, and who are
not the intimates of the Fourth ward gang.
It most be remembered that, after November
1, Furman Sheppard, Eq., a Demoorat, will
be Difltriot Attorney; and if we would have any
of the roughs prosecuted soma one must act
whose power is superior to that officer's. It is
Well to remember, also, that the Attor-nev-Genesal
is the ranking District
Attorney of the State, and oin
enter the Quarter Sessions and pass bills
directly over the head of the District Attorney
Of the county; so that the Republican party
has still within its oontrol an offioa whioh will
prevent an unlawful influence being used by
the District Attorney, even if he was so in
clined; but from what we know of Mr. Shep
pard we do not think he Is. Let us then have
the frauds proseouted with vigor, and let us
by an example deter wrong-doers in the future
and save our city from a fate whioh it is fear
ful to contemplate.
The Wily Johnson.
Thh' Pbksideht is "sly, devilish sly," as Joey
Bagfetook says. His whole course proves how
deep he is. What penetration I What a
head t His Htu. proclamation to Ilonatlo
Seymour, published this morning, shows the
cunning of the man. lie has had the Intelli
gencer denouncing Seymour as long a he
thought it possible to drive him out of the
field. As coon as he finds he cannot auooeed,
he if sues his "bull" oauonizlng Horatio; so
that all his influenoe and all the weight of his
great opinions aVe to-day for Seymour. Poor
Horatio I What grievous sin has he com
mitted that requires him to bear Johnson
along'.wlth him in the campaign f
But while the depth of this model Rlohelieu
la thus shown, he shows a treaohery
without precedent. What does he congratu
late Seymour on doing and urge him to go
on with f Hear what he says:
"I m It announced in the papers this morn
lug tbat von will enter tue Presidential can
vasa la person. I trutt tills may be bo. Tue
Srteent position of publlo affairs justifies and
emands It. It 1 Hoped and believed by your
government, whether eooret or armed, wilt not
be pmed.nnd that tueir arbitrary usurpation
ton" tier wlib tbelr wasteful, prnflmtt.
corrupt use of be people' resources, will be
signally exposed and rebuked."
What is this he wants Seymour to do f
To swing around ihi circU lik ht didtmo yoar
ago. This is the animus of the letter. This
is the thorn -Jn bis side, the poison In the
draught. He remembers how he was reoeived,
and now seeks to saorifioe Seymour in the
most effectual way. After this we oannot but
believe that the Intelligmcer spoke the truth,
and that Johnson is the bitterest enemy at
heart that the Demooratto nominee has.
The Democratic Hell-Ilroth.
Mb. W. Cbopfot contributes to Harper's
Weekly the following parody of Shakespeare,
illustrated by the figures of Seymour, Hamp
ton, and Blair, gathered about a caldron
labelled 'C. S. A." and "K. K. K.:"
Double, double, toll and trouble.
Fire burn and oaldron bubble.
Hound aunut tue heil-brotn go,
in Uie motley fragment tbrowt
"Hand of Treason, recking red
PolNn-lnj of (Jopperoemj,
Tougue aud Up or peijured Lee,
Itltitr tear ol itJUne,
Curse of planter, prater of slave,
Bioi-som irom a martyr's grave,
Rod of 'Moses,' whloti be lust
When be pardoned Piiarano's boot,
Skull of prisoner at Fort Pillow,
Blond of I reed men at UamlilH,
Hampton's torch, Fred. 1 lugiass' fetjor,
Booth's revolver, Blair's letter,
Toombs' wbip aud Forrest's sneer,
And a nigh from Dostle's bier.
Beaconed with guerrilla's oalb.
"Seymour stirs tbe borrld broth
Bound about bis bead a rg
From tbe Alabama's flg;
Clean of cinvas that tbu gale
Wrested from tbe pirate's sail;
Wsnd or witchery tbat bore
Treason's ting lu 'VI.
Willi a weird and biasing sound
Rocks tbe caldron rouud and round,
And he cries, ''I'M very good 1
Lol tbe cup of Brotherhood I' "
Post Prandial Diplomacy.
Mikiptkr Reverdy Johnson has been in Eng
land scarcely three months, and during that
time he has eaten more publlo dinners than
his predeoessor did during the six or seven
years in whioh he represented the United
States at the English Court, and he has made
more pnblio speeches than all the Amerioan
Ministers together from the time ef John Jay.
Mr. Adams, it is true, was nnier a oloud; it
was his duty to uphold the oredit and honor
of his country during the darkest hour of her
peril; to oppose, in season and out of season,
the sullen anti-Amerloanism of the British
Government, that was only prevented from
breaking out into open hostility by allowing
the "I dare not wait upon I would,"
and to demand reparation for outrages
perpetrated upon Amerioan commerce by
British-built, British-armed, and British
manned cruisers, with tbe connivanoe and
hearty good-will of the British Government
and the British ruling classes. Mr. Reverdy
Johnson appears in England under more
favorable auspice.-; the American Republlo has
oome out of the satanio contest of the Rebel
lion triumphant in spite of British propheoies
of defeat and extinguishment, and it now
claims the fear as well as the respeot of Eng
lish ill-wishers. Mr. Johnson finds the Eng
lish Government and people disposed to make
terms of amity, but with as little saorifioe on
their part as possible of the traditional British
polioy of ''keep all you have and get all yon
can." Mr. Johnson apparently has more to
ear from British "soft soap" than he has
from British churlishness and hostility. The
line of polioy pursued in his oase has appa.
rently been as successful as his entertainers
could desire, and innumerable good dinners
have put him in a complaisant and happy
frame of mind, that predisposes him to grant
everything and ask nothing.
Mr. Johnson, at his speeoh in Liverpool on
Thursday, proceeded to "lay bare his whole
heart," which reminds us of a would-be
diplomatist who not long ago "took his heart
in hia hand." Let us hope that the one will
be more successful than the other. Mr. John"
eon, having laid bare his heart, informed his
hearers that the peaoe of the two countries
was not likely to be disturbed; that two great
points of diepute had already been settled
upon terms honorable to both oountries; that
the third would soon be settled, and that thus
would be annihilated all peril of a rupture of
friendly relations. The two points whioh have
already been arranged are, we suppose, the
question of expatriation, what is commonly
known as the "breeches question," by whioh
the American Ministers In future will be able
to appear at Court in the guise of Christiana,
without being obliged to exhibit their attenu
ated calves to the ridicule ot an assembled
multitude, and the third question yet to be
arranged is that of the Alabama claims. It
would be eminently satisfactory to know that
this vexatious matter was about to be defi
nitely adjudicated to thi satisfaction of. all
parties; but we have more than a shadow of a
doubt that Mr. Johnson's diplomaoy will not
be received with favor in Congress or among
the American people. We all know what
trouble Mr. Adams had to get
the British Government to con
sider these olalnis at all, and the facility
with which Mr. Johnson has fixed matters up
is certainly creditable to him, if all Is at we
would have it; but, nnder the olroumitanoes,
it is open to a suspicion that he has laid bare
his breast nnder the influence of good cheer
to an extent that will induce him to grant
more than we will be willing to give. We
deiuaad fall and sufficient payment for the
damage done to Amerioan oommeroe by the
Alabama, and we euoald not consent to any
thing short of this, if Mr. Johnson oannot
obtain an acknowledgment from the British
Government of its responsibility for these
claims, and of its willingness to pay the
money due on (hem, he had better olose up
his breast again, oome home, and allow some
one of a more determined spirit to take hit
plaoe.
As a usual thing, post-praudlal declarations
arc not of muoh value, and post-prandial di
plomacy is not apt to give the greatest amount
of satisfaction to those who are not under the
benign influenoes 0f turtle und olaret. Now
Mr. Johnson's diplomaoy seems to have been
mostly of the post-prandial kind, and on that
aooount we hesitate to accept it as conclusive.
We heartily second his wishes for a perpetual
peaoe between the United States and England,
but we do not believe in the "peaoe at any
price" doctrine; and while we accept tbe issue
of a war as a misfortune, we do not oonstder
it as the greatest misfortune that could befall
up, and this faot we think it well that the
British people and Government should be well
assured of. In vino tt Veritas as a general rule
is open to exooptions, and the following de
claration of Lord Stanley, at the Liverpool
banquet, on Thursday, shows him to be a
diplomatist even after dinner:
"It is a settled principle In Koglnnd to respeot
srruouiou-ly the rights of every nation, the
wekl aa well as the stronge.fr. as scrupu
lously as e maintain our own, to study and
pieierve, in the Urtd Instance, tbe peace or
Kuglaoct; next to that, as fur as lies lu ftir
powt r, tun peace of Kurope and the olvUlzol
world; to fe-k no narrow, no seiflsli, no exclu
sive object, hut to c"Rl"pr that evca our ma
terial luteretlti nre tndlfsolably connected with
tbese neighboring nailoLR, who are at once our
neighbor" and our cuHtomer.o; in poln's of
hon-r, not too hntlly or Impetuously resent
any real or imagined wrong, hut rattier to wil
lingly submit to the dlRoaslonaie arbitra
tion of some competent tribunal."
History will scarcely sustain Lord Stanley
in U above statements, but they are valuable
as indications that the distinguished head of
the Foreign Office has not opened his heart to
the same extent as Mr. Johnson, bat that he
still keeps an eye open for the main chance,
even after dinner.
To-NioHT. Let every Republican, young or
old, be present to-night at Conoert Hall. The
meeting this evening means work, and it is
not an idle display of bunoombe. It is time
that there should be infused into the feeble
management of the Republican party some
blood, for the system is about exhausted'
The people demand honesty and vigor, and
will have it. When we .say that the Hon.
Benjamin Harris Brewster will make the
speeoh of the campaign, we say no more than
all the people knsw who have heard that
gentleman.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
CKNTKAI. 4'ON;iti:NATIO.AIi
CHbkUU. KlUHTBKN !' una WKKK.V
Htreete. The Pustor, Kev. JlDWAUD UtWiiS, will
preach to-morrow at to;j A. M. Interesting services
lu behair of tbe Hubbu b Henool and young people
will bo held a 7 P. at J F. K. sriTKS, frofeimor
tiHOi-MAKKK, ai.d the t'ostor will tat part la the
exei c'aei. una eri always welcome.
K-y SABBATH KTK1N lIN'Ol'KE.
ms A leriw) ot feabn Uven.ng dl-course on
H .lomoii's Fools." will be delivered in NEW
ALEXANDER TRES BY TKR1 .N OttUli'JU.
NINK1KKNTH and OHI0H.N Sire ti, by th pastor.
Rev. T. M t U.VNINUHaM. Trie lirsi of the series
To morrow Kveniug. bubject The JJeaptser ol Pa
rtnial Xnsiructlo".
rCa NT. I'll! I.I lM CHAPEL. NINTH
UV&t Street, below iiuitunwund The Anniversary
Kxerclxesor iho aar dy H.hooi wilt beheld rn tue
atiei uouu of the 24ih lust., to commence at hair-past
2 o'clock. The Re erenrt PKKUY BllOWN, lUe pas
tor or bT. PiILIl"S CHURCH, will deliver an ad
arts; ou this occasion. Tue publ'o ars invited.
K, THE FORT V-NINTn ANN I VERS 4..
U ol the LD J AO PRtkAC'lleiKS ASHXJIA
TioN OF f HL.i)KLPIIlA will be h-lcra: UNION
M. 30. CHURCH. Tu-mcrro. Peoliing by Bi.hop
B1M P-OjS 1 1 it','.; A. M Loveroaau at S aud Jvxpori
ence Mt-eilDg ai7'j P. M.
TTOIJJf U PKDPl.l'.'N ASSOCIATION
Su ok- 'iabk.rnaulk: JiAPiidT ohukoh.
Tue HiKt of t-erlos ol Sermons before this Assorts
tl.n will bn delivertd I'u-murrow Evening In tbe
chu't'h CHE-MOT treot, wei of n.ktueemu. by
Rev Dr. PKl Pill, or the Cro.er Theological ceral
iiry. fHTXa- TAKEItNACLK llll'l IT CIICBCII,
53 WeSl' yHkSMJ I tlr-et. Kov. , A. t-KuTZ
will r reaot; To-tU'rruw M- rntug sail alaitn sier the
orcJIu&uc of Ban'timi. S-rvlr fc n -o'clock.
Prof, -ypfrt wm preach lu the evening.
j-jrr. CLINTON N TUEET C II 17 K C ,
b5? TKN'ilI 1 ireet, beio 8pruo. itev. Dr.
KiRYKER wilt preach in this cnurch to morrow
(bunda tVPniDg t V,i o'clock. All pai sous cn -dully
Invited to attend. jn
VhSTF ST. CXKJIK1T N CHURCH, TWEN
TIKTa and tlllKRltY (Streets To murruw
beliio; the lourtb buodav In the month, the afternoon
ter li e will be omitted. Service in toe evenlag at 7 'i
o'ck'Ck.
(K-tx. REV. HKHBK'K JOHNSON, It. IK,
A? JFaktor or the KlRMT PRKfJB Y ifitllAi
CHURCH. WAS1JIMJTON rqnara, will preach to
morrow at lo. A. M. and j1', P. M.
W KMT ARCH STRERT PRRKRT-
toa TERIAN CHUROtf. corner JCIUHTKliNTtt.
Presetting by Pastor. Be v. A. A. WILLiTi, 10 A.
M 7H P. M.. buoday bctiool,
WFItTSPBrCB MTBERT CnCBCII.
f-E VKNIKKNI H and BFRUCK Htraats
Rev. V. W. LAlTA will nrtach at luK A. M. on next
Hat'lXi'h 2Sh lumant, and Rev. J. WUKATON
BMITH.DD. atjP M.
nrta REV. U. W HI'MPURISS TtVII.Ii
Ei?jrnat'U in TRINITY ti. K. UHUUoH,
KKiDTH htreet. above Race, to-morrow at ln4 A M.
and ' P. M. Strangers welcome,
frrtt. THIRD BEFOBNED CHURCH,
A'W TKMH aud HLBH.ni' btres.s. Rev. JOHN
K. AIL kn will preach Tu-morrow. Service at to1
o'clotk ;uiornlcg, anQ7,'i, evenluc.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rT' WRIGHTS ALCONATBD GLYCERIN
Tablet of Solidified ulycerl n lendu to preserve
tbe skin trom;aryuees and wrinkles, imparts a won
derful degree of softness and delicacy to tbe 00m
plexlou, and whiteness to the akin; Is an excellent
Oebtltrlce, siatetul to the taste aud tonlo to tbe
mouth and gums ; Imparts sweetneMg to the
breath, aud renders the teeth beautifully white. For
sale bv ell druggists. R. b Q. A. WKIUHT, No. 624
CHE8NUT Street. iij
OKK1CK OK TUE bOAUU OP ItEVI-
S1UM Ok' TAXES
Mo 11 Statk HotrsB Row,!
PHir.apKi.FHiA.uoi. 21 18U 1 r
Hie BOARD OF RK VISION OF TAX lib will meet
at tbelr Ouice, No. II STATrfi HOUUK ROW, on the
lollowiug days, between ihe hours of 10 A. M. and
P. M., lur ttie pnrrx ee ot hearing appeals front the
A sst-ksora' Returns of Taxes lor tue year ISM:
, and Stcond WarUt Wednesday, October 28,
Ihlrd and Fourth Wards Thursday, Octsber 29,
Jtifih snd Sixth Wards-Friday, October M, 1868.
keveMh atd JClgnth Ward-baturday, Ojtober 81,
Icq8
4 s8th DI Tntn Wards-Wednesday, November
'Kieenth and Twelfth Wards Thursday, Novem
ber 5. 1808
Tblrif ath and Fourteenth Wards Friday, Novem
ber 6. 1868.
Fhteeuih and Sixteenth Wards Saturday, Novem
ber 7, 1861.
Seventeenth and Elghtseath Wards Monday, No
vember . lfcOH.
Mneteenth Ward Tuesday. November 10, 18(18.
Tweullelb Ward Wednesday, November II, 1888,
Twenty-first and 1 wei ly-secoud Wards Thursday,
Nov.mber 12. Ju8.
Tweuiy-ttiird asd Twenty-lourth Wards Friday,
Novtmber 18. 1H68.
Twenty fifth aud Twenty-sixth Wards Saturday,
November 14. 18B8.
Tweuty-sfverith and Twenty-eighth Wards Mon
day November 18.
WILLI A at LOUliHLfN,
SAMUSL HAWCRHI,
10 it St Board of Revision ui Taxes.
Of VICE OF 'i UK CITY TREASURES,
w-' Pjiiladki.ph.ia, OotoDer It, hum.
NOTlCJs
To Holders of City Warrants and Certificates of City
I oan:
Ktgibtered City Warrants aumberlng from No, 1 to
Snuo. Inclusive, will be paid upon presentation at this
ttuce. lotonst ceaslug from this date.
Certittuates ol Loan of the City ot Philadelphia tbat
have beeu left at this otlioe for registry, are now
ready for deli ery. Holders of receipts are requested
to present 11 e Mine and receive tbelr oei tlUoaif .
Loans of the City of Philadelphia, maturing Janu
ary, let. will be paid with the accrued lutsrest ou
Pteteutatlou. Inttreat win cease at date of ina'iirlty.
JOaKl'H N. PJUKSOIi.
. 10 14 I2t City Treasurer.
IS? OFFICE OP THE LOMBARD AND
hOUTH STRKKTM PAB1K.NUKR BAIL
wrA)f-PANY,TWJNTY-Jii.,TU aud SOUTH
Tbs Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company will be heiu at this otUo. TUJCaDAV.
Novemtier Id, at t o'clock
lu J l!it 1 Hum AS f. HARRIS, Secretary.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
3f A STAR AMONtt THH MBCF.OltS.
V;KV Tiash soenu ars flahd upon th punilo,
on y to pas ntoobllvinn wliti meteor-like swrtnei:
mean h le, tbe atar perfume of the Western world,
rlULON'S 'LOR 1S3 MAYO" has reaoaed the
r.niib 01 pnblio favor, and remains the with no
rlal near the thwme. Sold hy all d-mn'sts. U
ITvSp THB BBCOND ANNUAL BABHATfl
"-i BOIIOOC JUBlLKr, In aid er the H.ime lor
tt sagi d and Inlirm of ihs M. K. church, will t given
at the AUADKU Y OK HUdtU, on THUHSUAY
KVKNINU Oo. S(t ItliS cooimeintDg at t o'clock.
A i.timbi r of beautiful pieces win b sung bvacom
I ati ol nearlv one tnousaud cbttnren. unosr direc
tion of ImI. W,(l t'lsnber. Standing Tickets m d
Tick t ts lor AropWlhentre. tt rem each, to be h1 at
tbe M. 1C Book Boom. MN I11U A HOH Sr. in tt m
K2P UBITH) 8TATB3 TRBaSUBT, PHN
w- LAUKLP11IA. OTlOM. Hoioeisof thirty
or more Coupons rue on tbe 1st prnxiuin can no
pipsent tlieni at thla OHics for exaniinatlon, and
count d ecks will be ivady on the 1st If c rrpct.
(Hlgn.dj U McKlRlttN,
10 2at AsshtantTreasoter United nta'es,
KW" D13BASK9 OF TUB SKIN, WIFU
their scaly, Ichorous, llohlng ue-qu .mallons,
form a terle.i O' moelo'ntiiiaie, rtird-.nN )tudB 'nlnra,
)lHri,iynrenprylaioud in HIIfsKf LL,'8 IKrTKK
ll N I M KN iT, which Is a eiiecltlc for any l inu ot
skin flmeee No matter of bow lo- g stanllng or
bet tieaiment it has been ttnrtcr. U wilt he radlosiiv
ctted. Sold M cenls per box. JOHNsfOS, liOEr
IOWAY t COWDhN. No 6"'i ARtlH Street. 10 II
(T5r THE NEW GAUINKT BEDSTEAD.
l- An ehgantand p.rteciy iurulebed Uiuetead,
ready (or use liiutantly. tanumes the apiiearnca ot
a splrndln rebinet or library. Kasliy mauaied by tbe
nicai ueilcaie ladtee. Warerooms, No. i0 C" "is OA
btreet. lu lit im
ELLIS' I HON BITTERS BY TUE
t--' nseot these Bitters yt u earKin the olood and
slve strength to the whole system. Tonlo ad pa
latehle. No. 60S AltUH Street and No. 4 S. lOKIKl'tt
Street lesstuth ira
POLITICAL.
rjiIIE RKTUBLIC AN " INVINCIBLK3,
AUD AM,
IOUG MEJ( OF rHlLADF.Ll'lllV,
Favorable to the election of
GRANT AND COLFAX,
Are invited to asiemble In Convention
AT CONCERT HALL,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24,
AT KIGHT O'CLOCK P. M.
Tbe public Is Invited to attend.
HON. BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER
rjHE OLD OAKS CEMETERY C0JITAHY
or
Will address the meeting.
10 ti It
prv57 HEADQUARTERS REFtTBLlCAS CITf
Kxfccuiivjsi coiuMirrKis.
"TO THK BEPCBLICANS OF PHILADELPHIA."
Id accordance with a resolution passed this day, tbe
DIVISION OKU-iNiZA tiONi throughout tbe UiTY
art (arnstiy requested to as ruble in their reinecttve
KLB.CTION DIVISIONS, at the regular placdS of
hoidii g tbe elections (or at such plaoes as may be
deBlgnuipa by tho Ward Axecutlve Commltteoy. on
MONDAY KVJtNINU, Ootub.r Z6h I(ki8. at ti
o'cl' c, for tbe pur,OH ot THOROUGHLY OltHA
N1ZINO ANL) CANVASSING TdBlll UlVIlKlNS.
It has been accer.ained thi.t over a.lou RUPlTtti.r.
CANS FAILED TO VO I K AT THE OOTllBKlt
Bl KCTION iX large ruajo Ity of these CARKLK44
RK1UBLICAS can be Induced to come to the pj'ls
and vote tor iUANT AND COLFAX, if the division
organizations attend promptly to this duty.
By order 01 the Committee.
WILLIAM. R. LEEDS, President.
JOHN L. HILL, lBerret.,l
A. M. WALINSHAW. I "68 10 23 3t
ggp- ATTENTION, BOYS IN BLUE I
HSACQUAKTCRn fOT.DIEEs' ANO BaILOBB STATE
L1KL tUHSITTKl,
FaiUDKLrHU Oct. 23 1S0S.
I. A stand or National and state Colors will be
preeenttd by this Committee to Ihe BOYd IS BLUK
ot the county polling on the 8d tit, of Nn.am r
uextiUH greatest pro rata increase of Kepuoiloaa
vceaover the vote of tbe 13th ot October la itaut.
II A stand of National aud S'.ate c .lorn will he
presented by tbts Ot mmtttee to the BOYS IN BIAJ&
ot tbe TowLBhip polling on tbe Sd of Novemoer
next the greatest :pro rata Increase ot Republican
voies ovtr the vote ot the l.tth of October instant
W hat Cuunty will win both?
By order of the Committee.
CUAhLKS H T. COLLTH,
x i Cualrmau.
A. L. kl'Shfm,, Secretary. jt
fJRANT AND rOI.FAT PT TTH L'irTo
TV N'MTll lAAUn will ...un.kl...'UI..."
DAY EVENING SEX T, 24th Ins'ant at the Hall"
Streets.0' '1U1KTj!;Ji;NJ'11 na" BPiUNu GARDEN
Addietses by Hon. James H.Camnbell, Hon. Henrv
D. Moore, and Colonel "vniiam B. Manu.
, JOHN HANNA, President.
GKOSfllD IODBrK.1 OM(..iM
TitOM. JL Bio alow. seoreiaries. 10 2J i
COACH !
The weather Is fine, and the street is gay,
Ltt ns go take a ride to-day.
The Nicholson pavement li smooth and nice,
As quiet as snow, and as solid at Ice.
It Isn't lime to go la a sleigh,
For thla Is a bright October day.
Yet tbe cold is sharp t Bo let's provide
Against the chill or the autumn ride.
But see our coachman's new overcoat.
Cosily buttoned up to his throat I
With liberal measure ot circular cape,
A bd pie in s lae, asd of tasteful shape.
Blrong and warm, and stout and thick-,
To keep the coachman from getting sick.
Also, the man who drives a baoV,
Needs a stout overcoat on bis backf
A rid he ff els so sure, in tbat coat of his,
That he never will suffer frein rheumatlil
Coats for drivers and coachmen a'l,
Cheap for cash, at the GREAT BBOWN H ALU
FOLD Y OUR BOR9KSM Bat don't freeze to
death as you bold them 1
Let all the drivers in town drive round to the door
Ol cur Mammoth Store, walk in, and buy
A COMFORTABLE OVERCOAT I
ROCKHILL ft WILSON,
" GREAT BROWN-STONE HALL.
Nob. C03 and 60S CUES NUT STREET,
U 4p PHILADELPHIA.
FOR SALE.
WEST rillLADELPUIA PROPERTliS
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
The handsome BROWN STONB BKSIDENCE3,
Nos. 4:08, 4110, and 4U3 SPRUCE Street,
C. J. FILL A BRO
10 U tuthilm No, 120 South FBONT Street.
TO CAPITALISTS -FOB SALE, A VALUA
Jle,J'.'ece lu al te, ooLSlstlug of linirty and
."i!llf.AclretMruun0 ,n weutylxih ward
-hi-VJJi'.S' J'h'a''hla. The fol owing streets,
wben opened, wi 1 paaa tbrouga it, via.. Nloeteentn
Bin, and MrKean streets, on wh'ch streets there will
-.S; ft" ,,la ftlU Psrtloalars may bs had of M.
IBtVf!,...BOf,li,AuoUouMr8' IM aua 141s.
FO U UTH btrbbf. io 21 j(
TO RENT.
PHILADELPHIA.
RICHARD TAVX,
FSBOIDSMT,
PKTER A. KRTSKR,
VIOM-rsHIOSMT.
MARTIN ItANDENBBlUiKK,
TssAsuasa.
II. II. WAIWWRIG1IT,
" SICBSTASr,
MAWAOKSa,
XVAN RANDOLPH,
BENJAMIN BULLOOK.
MARTIN 1 ANDH.N BIR JKK.
BIO II iRO O. RIDUW AT,
RICHARD J. DOBBINS,
PKTER A. KKY8KR,
CHARLK8 H. MOIRUBID,
JOSEPH F. T0BIA5.
TO LET A TURSE 8TORY COTTAOB.
LJiNi'. 2ti l BE N Street, with all the moderaoon.
Vcuuncea. In good order. i.
AN OFFICE TO LKT, FURNISHEDOB
ticfurulahed, No. 608 South TENTH Street,
lu4ulre at bur t to th altvraoon, W
TIIK "OLD OAK3" CKMKTliRV
Is situated on tbe Township Woe road, at th Inter
section of Nlcr town late, and emoracei Slxty-alue
Acres of romtnilcallv beautl'ul la id. It is theestat)
known tor mai y years as "Old Oaks," late the coun
try seat of John Tucker, Esq.
1 be name la taaen from ihs great number and on
usual thrift and beauty of the majestlo "Oil Oak"
trees now growing on the property, and which lend to
It a charm and appearance of permanency peoullarly
In barmony with the purposes to which tbs ground
is dedicated.
No belter seleo'lon of a location tor a Cemetery
could have been made. All the advantages possessed
by each of the other Ct meterl, s are oomblnsd In this.
It Is central In situation, and easily accesiloie by good
roads from all directions; It Is perfeo ly convenient
to aod is but a s iort distance from Germantown,
Maoynnk, Nioetowa, Frank ford, and Bildesburg.and
can be reached from all parts or the City of Philadel
phia by means ol Broad street, which Is now the most
attractive and commanding in appearanos of any
avenne not only In tnls city, but la the wools conn
try, and which Is free from those interrup. Ions and
delays which render private travel on most of oar
highways not only disagreeable but often dangerous
It extends tor long distances on both Nlcetown
lane and thsTownship Line road, and will have tbres
main and ornamental gateways, so as to afford facili
ties for Ingress and egress from all directions, and ihs
drives through the place, and all the approaches to l(
ars so arranged that its embellishments aod superior
advantages oannot fall to be atones seen and appre
ciated by tbs visitor.
It is the Intention of the proprietors to make "Old
Oaks" the moat beautiful Cemetery In America, and
the artificial decorations, the lakes, drives, walks, and
horticultural ornamentation will give it an appear
ance unsurpassed by any other ever brought to publlo
notice, and will tend to allay the feeling or gloom
often caused by the sombre and funereal aspect so
prevalent In Cemeteries generally.
Tbe Buildings on the property are well known as
the most cosily and handsome ever erected by private
capital. The Mansion will be used In fart as a
Chapel, and the surronndlrgs beautified in keeping
with the character of the place; In a word, the Pro
prittors wish to do away with the leellng of repulsive
Bess so often associated with G raveyards and Charnel
Hcnses.and hold out every luducementto the friends
and relatives of the departed to visit the grounds
which con'alu relics so precious to them.
The' Old Oaks" wilt be made an object of Interest to
1 trangers, as well ss residents or Philadelphia, and
while the solemnity or the scene will not be violated,
yet tbe Impression wl.l be conveyed tbat death is a
mere separation, and tbat those who have fought
"lift's battle" ate only resting from their labors, and
are always kept alive In tbe memory of their sur
vivors. The grounds will be open to Vlsl'ors at all hours
during tbe day. The office of the Company is at
No. 413 CHE8NUT Street,
ROOM io. 1,
Whtrt mtpi and plana ot lb. O.metaiy ean be aean,
applications made for lots, and any desired Informa
tion given. 10 24 81
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
OPENING,
A Full Llue of our own Importation
VELVETS,
8ATLNS. and
RIBBUN9,
ro match, for millinery and dress.
MAKING.
WOOD & GARY.
LATENT STYLES FANCY BONNETS,
LADIES' ASD MIHSES' HATS
AND EVBBT 8IYLE OF CUT MATERIAL,
WI1U FEATHERS. FLOWERS, FRAME), FOR
BONJXIET MAKING.
WOOD & CAR Y,
No. 725 CHESNUT 8troot,
9 291mrp PHILADELPHIA.
JIUllTH STREET RIBBON STORE
No. 107 N. EIGHTH STREET,
Four doors above AKCH Street.
I have now open for tbe
FALL AND WINTER SEASON,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT" OIF
BONNET RIBBONS, VELVETS,
HUMMING RIBBONS, SATINS,
SATIN RIBBONS, SILKS,
VELVET RIBBONS, 0RAPE3,
LACES, HATS,
FLOWERS, BONNETS,
' FEATHERS, FRAMES
To which I would kindly call the attention
tbe ladles.
JULIUS SIOHEL,
No. 107 N. EIGHTH Street,
r. 8. No trouble to show goods. 10 8 rp
j 8 C U R Y
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
i".w runs,
LEMUEL BANGS, president
OHO. ELLIOTT .Vice-President and See.
EMORY MiCLIfrTOOK, Actuary,
The Atbury Company Issues Policies la all tbsforms
In present me, on llie must liberal terms la respect to
rates, division of pre Ills, restrictions no occupation
at d travel, cnmpatltils with safety; loans one-tblrd of
premium, wheu desired, and mae J1 policies abao
Iu'eiy Pon-forleitbl.
Coiuuienclug butloess only In April last, it has been
received with so much favor that its assurances
already amount to over l,ouo.ow), aud ars rapidly in
creasln. d.j b&d. j cr,
JAMIH M LONUAURE, a anager.
Nr. ..! wa r NUT bireet. PhiladHlnhla
local Board ot Ktrerence in ruuaaeipnia:
Thomas T. I'aaaw.
James B Lniiaor,
Ar.hnrO. C'oIUU.
John at. Marls, I Jampa r.nnir
Wlllam Divine, J aims Hunter,
,iju m. siu., 1 mm n, wwrne
18 uwiu.tm
Charles BpsBoer.
P. Morrla Wain.
John B. MoOreary,
J. B. Lipplncott,
SILVERWARE, JEWELRY. ETC.
SOLID SILVER
1
Tho Increasing demand fo;
Clfgart and Artistic 8Jlve;
Wares has decided us tc
open our New Establishment
with a larger and suporlol
stock to any hlthetto stiowr
In Philadelphia, and wltt
that view have taken the
SPECIAL AGENCY for the'
8terllng Solid Silver Wares
of tho CORHAM MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY.
The Silver Wares of this
justly celebrated Company
are now universally acknow-j
ledged to be superior in qual-
Ity, ;ood taste, and finish to
any Silver Goods produced in
this country.
Every desirable Silver Article
manufactured by the COR-;
HAM MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will be found Jn
our cases, and a succession
of future novelties has been
arranged for as fast as they
can be made from time to
time.
BAILF.Y & CO.,
CHESSUTaBd TWELFTH Sku.
Special Agency for tho Ster
ling Solid Silver Wares
OF
PHIZES CASHED IN R07AL HAVANA,
RKNTTJCKY, and MISSOURI LOi rttRIlfiJ.
Circulars acnt and luformailon given.
JOHEPH BATKH. No. 7 BROADWAY. New
York, Ponioiuoe Boa, iHK wijini
THE CORHAM MANUFAC
TURINC COMPANY,
CURTAINS AND SHADES. -pALL
STYLES!
FALL STYLES!
HOW BEADT IH
WINDOW SHADES,
IN
LACE CURTAINS,
IN
Terries, Reps, Damasks, Etc.
We take pleassre In announolng that onr new styles
for Fallot ihe above Qoodc are now open. Oar cele
brated make of FINK WINDOW SHADES, with
Bray's Spring Balance Fixture (whioh require no
cord), we sell at the most reasonable pile.
Window bhadea as low as
ONE DOLL A It AND F1F1Y OEJTS,
trimmed and hut g to the windows. We call espeolal
attention to our new s'ock or Trimmings, comprising
in part, Cornices In Gilt, Walnut, Walnut and ltt,
Rosewood, and Rosewood and Gilt, Curtain Tassels
Picture Tassels, Pillow Tassels, Cords, Loops, Bauds,
etc., etc .
CARRIKGTON, DFZOUCHE & CO.,
S. E. Corner Thirteenth aud Chesnnt Sts.,
Formerly KKLTY. OARRINQTON A OXIiwslp
FLOUR.
pW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
FIRST Or TBS SEASON.
ALBERT C. BOBEBTS,
Dealer In Fine Grooerles,
11 7rp Cor. ELEVENTH and VI NB Streets.
p A IJi I L Y FLOUR,
In lots te suit UltorEKS, or by the 8IngI
Barrel, for sale bj
J. EDWARD ADDI CK8,
Ko. 1230 MARKET Street,
10 9 tmip
PHILADELPHIA,
TyE ARE RECEIVINa EVERY GRADE OF
F L O U It.
L. KNOVVLE8 & CO.,
10 10 12tp AO. 1IS MABHET TBIIET.
CIGARS.
p I N E C I G A R 8.
Just in store, a sew and very choloe lnvoloe of gea,
nine Imported
CABAUA8,
PABTAOAH,
CAROLINAS,
FIOABO.
And other Brands, at prices reUuord lower than for
years past.
A LEO, 6, a FUQUXT SON'S
MARIANA RITA.
Fully equal to any and all Imported Cigars, at pride
winy pes cent, lower iubu ins importea,
SIMON COLTON & CLARKE.
S. W. Comer BU0AD and WALNUT St.
I la tnths PHILADELPHIA.'
PIANOS.
6TEINWAT & BONB' GBAVW
f I 'square and upright Pianos, at B1aAiWI
m'.Vo. lii CHKSNIJT Street. SI at
STECK CO.'S AND rTAraIE9
(BROTH h-RS' PlANOd, and MAttOM
a vauiaM uiininn, ouiy
i, JO. UOULD'S rn.wnw,
tW hnip Ha, m CIUWNUT tjtteei,