TIIK DAILY HTBNINO TELEGRAHI PIIILADHLrniA, SATURDAY, N0VHM11KU 7, 1803. PUBLISHED EVERT AFTERNOON (SOMDAT vxcarrao), AT TUB XVaXINU TRLKQRAPH BUILDING, NO. 19 9 THIRD BTRKBT, Pry, Tbre Oenrs par Copy (Doubl Staast). or HMea Mow par Wsk, p.yabli to tUe Carrier. Hid kjslld 19 Puburltur oat of the oily at Nlor DoIim roe Aanurn O o Dolltr Hill Fifty Oonti fir Two Mouths, luTarl.br la adraaoe for the period Ordered. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 18G8. Democracy ' its Worst Form. Shb Demooratlo election officers o( the Third Mid Fourth wards of thU city, and their col leagues, the unternflsd crowds of deperte Ken who were gathered about the polling plaoefl In thpe sections of the city, male a determined eff.irt to ferrert the will of the people of the entire Slate into the endorse ment of the Tar many repudiation platform and the revolutionary sohemes of Frank Blair. Remembering that the R-publloan ticket hal t majority in the State of nearly ten thou sand, at the eleotion held in October, tha garm was a desperate one, and required a desperate band to play it successfully. Doubtless the reoogubed leaderd of the party, the men of assumed respectability, who do not touoh the dirty work with their ova bandfl, bat apportion it out among their reok leas follower, aud participate only in tha Spoils of offloe which it bringa wiibin their reach, were fully advised of the state of the law regulating the counting of the votes for Presidential electors, and fondly hoped that there ooald be found and applied no tangible remedy for the correction of the most out rageons frauds that might be committed under their instructions and through their oon nlvauoe. In the proceedings before Judge Allison, in the Court of Common Pleas, yes terday, the lamentable fact was revealed that the eleotion of the highest officer known to the law of the republio, the President of the United States, is at the mercy of unscrupulous men. If the eleotion offioera of a few precincts t the olty of Philadelphia see fit to disregard their oaths, and to stuff the ballot-boxes with hundreds even with thousands of fraudu lent rotes, and to make a correspondingly fraudulent return thereof; unless the Board Of Return Judges for the eonnty, on whom de TOlves the ministerial duty of computing the totals of the returns made to and through them individually, will assume the responsi bility of rejecting euoh fraudulent returns, the Will of the people of the State, in a close eleo tion, may be entirely perverted, and the. des tinies of the nation changed. ... . j It was, doubtlesB, with a full knowledge of this state of 'acts that the election lolnoera Of several divisions of the FouitW ward of this eity so oondno'ed the elections' presided over by them on Tuesday last -as to give to the Bevmour and Blair Electors an ostensible ma. Jority of 3303 in that ward; in t-: expectation that other Ddmooratio offir?, equally zealous and equally regarkws Jf their oaths and of the rights of the-peotrWouiii swell the pro portions of thejbu3 fraud sufficiently to overcmetpublican majority of 9o77 lu Ootolwjkfthu3 give the Eleotoral vote of tha j lo the candidates of the revolutionary To show how well theBe zealous Fourth ward Demoorats succeeded, we present the following startliog comparison between taia ward and the Tenth, the white population of the two having been nearly equal at the last oflictal enumeration, in 18G0: Fourth TViUh Wan). War I. White population In 18B0 'Jilt) I 2I.SIU Rep. vote lu 1800 1 100 lau Dt-m. vole lu loOJ l it.it h)li Total 2.il SUH TaxauW-H lu 18H0 .. i'H dIO Rep. vote lu 1-t.H yifl Uiri Vera, vote lu J8brj 2 us lun Total - 321-1 4t).l TaxwbKui lu I 07 i.421 ol'K Rep. voie la 18 7 M2 2to1 Dem. vole In lb07 2l(Ji ir,i i Total Htftf 3;.9 Taxable in 1818 6879 0'M Rep. vote lu O01., IStrt ml aH Dem. vote lu On'., 1808 V!8V. 171ii Total vole Id Oct , IHWi wm PeroenUtpe rf ihx nt!H HI 7 Majority la Onl . J8HS 1718D Rep. vo'e lu Nov., I8US 1087 2'W ) Dem. vote lu Nov., l8rK.. 4-il0 lo77 Total vote lu Nv 18tH 5177 4317 Percentage of taxHtiieM. 91 72 Majority iu Nov., 18U8 H303D 118UI No. Of Houses . U1U2 3'W7 Ho. of voieia to a bouse V3 4-5 From these unquestionable figures it will bs Seen that the vote of the Tenth ward, which is onatantly and rapidly increasing in popula tion, has shown a constant and healthy in crease sinoe 18G0; while the Fourth ward, nearly stationary in point of population a faot whloh is patent to every person who U acquainted with onr citystarting in 18 JO with a vote one Bixth less than that of the Tenth ward, and so lagging behind the latter that at the eleotion of 1860 its vote was still one fifth less, between the 13th of October aud the Si of November takes snch rapid strides that its rota inoreases from 6 1 to 03 per oent. of the whole number of taxables, regular and extra assess ments inoluded, the vote of the Tenth ward during the same period decreasing from 73 to 72 per oent. The full force of this inequality la more vividly dirp'ayed by the comparative number of dwelling-houses iu eaoh ward, the Fourth showing one and one-third voters to each house, while the Tenth has bat four filths of a voter to each house. Tha preoise manner in which this result was brought about was revealed by the affi davits whloh we published yesterday. These worn statements dUclosed such a glaring iniqilty that Judge Allison, a man who stands above the suspicion of partisanship, was con strained to style it "a great and flagrant wrong, oommitted upon oitizsns who are enti tled to depobit their honest ballots." In the tooo of these faota, the Return Judges, advised that there was uo legal remedy save that whioh tbey themselved might take the respon sibility of applying, rejected entirely the pre teodtd votes of three divisions of the Fourth wa"l and of one division of the Third, a course whloh was oommented an by Judge I Allison in the rouowlog words: "1 am prepared to aay in l If I were aiding a return Judue and tbe evidence waa pc aeuied to me auuli u baa been preneoted to llitt of laming wbul profceeed ub eleoiions into trte verieet face Uiat eou'd be lmatlael, ' wuere neb ontrHReoaa and Improper omduel wih pnrtueo ayatemaUoiUly Uirougn ibe tlv, wlore tbereiaruaareoribmetveM, upoa tbelr owu face, compared with olber return waint b tve been Id ibe band ot lUoee relura JikU a lea al evidence of eieoiioua neld but nUw w(lt KO, fco evidently unwrny rrauduleot-, t w.mlJ never ;ouut inern anien I waa compelled to ! o by an aui hurl' y biH'Mr aud nuN powerful Irian tnyeeif. I would not. nuleea the Uw, irongertban m aelf, oimpt'lld ineUtan ot l ibat bind, put my baud to cortincu'ea wnioti, by ibe evidetioa urr me and by Hie tliir kelout rKu ttie lce ol luofl- returns, wore repreoentHiiuiiaor mat wbloii never look pUoe, butafraod upon evry lndlvidul onixea, au outraite upon fie eleo Iouh, and wnlco are n ilexervlng Indeed, ibo unme of election Hi all. li Ih a Cine 111 wlilou there u uo itIuu nal beyond Ibcmnnlvvx to rltil aa Kroa wr.u m aa appear Iier 10 buve been committed; and whilht ll miiy be pihvU tnt, upiu a oomtde ration of ttielr nuwinrllv. tl migrit be n ;es-fry to dec ide 8 u quti ion ot strtci. Uw luattbeir (Junta woie purely iiiinlxt.Hrial, 1 have oel to rtptiMt. jkhiu tbiit 1 Ktioii d not cunputii thU Vtitc uuleHN roonllod io do so, and I 111 iy nd l tbla, that I truld hHllaJe lonKHS Jn-lau bf ire I would ltauu a mttidimi C(Miiucllni ttin other 0 HI c i a to do mat wmoi I rnaeif wol d not do tinleea under compulsion. " The Return Judges adjourned for two hours, to give the advooa es of the fraud an opportu nity to defend or explain, but they did not put in an appearanoe, either in person or by attorney; and their remissness in this rsspect must and will be taken as an acknowledgment of the justice and legality orthe aotion takeu, both by the Return Judges and the Court of Common Pleas. The happy result of this aotion by the Uj turn Judges is a dear majority of 5812 for the Grant and Colfax electors in this city, which, we are fully persuaded, is not less than COCO btlow the aotual majority of the votes of those who were entitled, under the law, to the franchise. If the same principles are applied to the contested eleotion oases whioh will come before the Court of Common Pleas on Satur day next, the lovest candidate on the Repub lican ticket will be found to have been elected by a handsome majority, even after giving to the Democratic candidates the benefit of the 68S6 fraudulent votes which were oast for them on the strength of Mr. Snowden's tip stave certificates of naturalization. I EFEATED BUT NOT DISMAYED. V 080 that the Barnes of Seymour and Blair are still proudly nd defiantly flung to the breeze at the Democratic headquarters, at Ninth and Arch streets. This shows pluck if not good sense, and there is nothing like keeping up a good heart under the most discouraging cir cumstances. Perhaps Mr. Chairman Wal lace and his confreres intend thus early to indioate their preferences for the nomi nees of 1872, but we should have thought that the ' unterrified" had had quite enough of Seymour and Blair by this time, and that tbey would be willing to allow them to retire into oblivion without nuking any fuss about it. In the meantime we would suggest that the names of the candidates of treason flying above the Ninth anl Arch streets establishment are offensive to the eyes of loyal Phlladelphians, and the1" sooner they are hauled down and sold to the rag-mau the better. A coffee-pot, with a hole kuooked in the bottom, would be an appropriate subiti tnte, and we give Mr. Chairman Wallace the benefit of the idea, with the hops that he will act upon it without delay. Tub reports from the Plains indioate that the Indians are beginning to realize that war ith the United States is something more than a holiday struggle. If Peace Commissioners aid the Indian Bureau do not interfere with the operations of oar troops the savages will be severely punished, and compelled to sue for a peace that may prove permanent. It is time that the dusky warriors were taught that the nation can punish its enemies, aud that since presents have failed to purchase peace, it can be oonquered. THE SOUTH. The .Sn vim it nil Election. Too New York Tribune' special corrospm dencolrom Bavnuau, Ui, oq IQe 3 I lus aal, give the following version ot ibe leccot eleo tiou dny riot: Tl e Republicans of tbla city have been pre vented from vollbg to day lor tne foll.iwiu renBOi)f : Kirsi, ouiy tareu billot ooze were provided by tbe Ordinary for polltug uoarly even ibourana volei.; lbeto boxes were la ouo loom. Au immense crowd collected wnea tne polie opened at 7 o'clock, and cotiHUntly in. creased l lie reader, volin being delayed pur posely by Democrats, whu challenged every Kei utillcan on the grouud of uou-payment of taxes. Tui delay resulted In sre at uneasiness, as ll waa evldrnl a Dc-uiocr lie trick tooompel every Republican to awear lu bin vote, and tuui over come ibelr majority. Toe uneaslue-a boo a luaijlfeRied ltxt-ll by jONtllng lu the rrowd, and an ottlcer who desired 10 btnp ibis trouoie wan Indii-creet enoub to lire bis revolver either directly Into or Just over tbeorotrd. TuU snot cuuNed a rush of the Uemociallo l'olice, all o'd Confederate aoldlei'R, rend v for the fray, into tbe living rna'S of unarmed Hcpubllciua, in tut ly blacks, firing about one hundred allot lato them. There was not the ltast oflcaslou for suou vio leuce. Bo savage waa toe attack, and so bllud Were the SSsnilanta, tfaut 1 bey actually abot two of iheir own number In tho coofuilou. LitUe or no reMktunre wui made by the crowd, who fled In all direction having come to the polls, unarmed, in accordance wliu instructions from tbe radical leaders, beveral were killed, and many more wounded. Tbe foul Commander being appealed tn by tbe civil authorities tofurnUli troopdemurred, and hesitated nearly half an bour. and iheu only consented on a formal written application, after quiet wan restored, and the KepubUoaun, finding tbe managera of electlou nearly all Democratic, and considering tbe persla tent challenging and violent demon atrallona. ibreaia, and Intimidation a conclu sive evidence of a determination on the prt of Democrats that they should not poll their vote, bad retired en tnanc from the polls. A Urge meetinir waa Immediately held, and every colored llf publican advised to go quietly home, us It was slmoly Impossible to poll the vote of tbe elty at three boxes, even if tbere were no challenges to delay, and the trealraeut already received by tbe colored population na'ihti-id them that tbey could expect nothing but vio leu ce. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. p, Husk run UTILH WAtlDNHRBtl MtO No. IJtbHll'PSW Ur-at Uhuvihk! la ! or tola lillutlou will be huoi tn th a 'iiuwa r ireiihyterlitD t;hurcli, TWNTIRI'tl ana VllZ Wi'l KK HtrW I O O10r(lW, II P M il11utOM Cemr-I Petyteria'i Oi-uri'h. U K I H art l-tl h RHY blruaia, at V P. hi. Hinglaj by ttaa U tie Wumi. i,.g. WTY MOhTII KKiMIl Nrmur eilH SO BYTKItlaN l)UlIUClr.- e.ouiu Tu U.IT lowhy tfep,ir. v. lit. 8 It V K KK, a', low . U. aiidVH P. M la tbe evenlmt. -Uirmi'sn P lrlm :iilfrluiilh()u." TBIrd ol isa nourse ol Harm o. u oi el Tru h. a III iHtraied by liuovau's PtUrim's J'rojrets, btcanguis vyelooiua, -vxt- a MIWil4Ur ktU hi rinrll 1.. Ml. -AUI RELIGIOUS NOTICES. Arm tHlMnK(,tHII RVMUELICK. Mi LUIHK.N O Mralttaj'OH'. J Hl!r eiv.vN- SVNOii. will ev.rja Li in l.VTUKHatVH HHUK H, T"U'rW ad rK UHDIK.V. M M. Prloe. Puur no wOXDA V KV 14 N fO. November Ktu. at 8 o'clock. Rr, K. Of. II UT. 71 Kit D. tk, wlii Miv.r an ar on Luthor Hinllr OnirHiKm. The He slon 01 ionfrm!e on TIJKsO i V u.ori tpg, wiwn kv. O'. TOR lll fpn the auv lien 01 At woat ace m y ondrtren be artmuwd th rnmaiuninu of to Ouuroo V Pews; free, anl tha ptlbllelliMrI. It wn. kKHHOH fO ItilTXWiMKll, ITHORft ib auauios ot tb Yuuua Ma's carlsuaa At socilnii. ev. T. IK WITT TACVAOl-: will preaoh a "fir. man mi.ulaily o.tum-u T'i-m"iP(i(i' III hv.nma. t .he tKCONI It H K1)HM Kl CHI' R Jli, In KKVKN'TH Mrert, ouj B eu,a7S O'clook. aitift refrv livr yixi a; nrn. Mxtbtai stniteoi 1 and st-aosor In the city arsor dla'l) Hivli. d in to-nrt. wc Tiite niMiior wiiirt: t ca irk- w IK ikrHJ K.I V. Iti- luiris-tirth Aoiilr-r-nary o Ibe KIiHOP Willi's; PK A V KK-11 ) IC m ikiy wui iw luid tn T l,r)n K'd iiiidU ill. THIItl hNI II ttr ti-luw miruca nil hlfJllAY Kvcu (r, iie tn ii sia ', ncrvlow" to mmm'nm at 7X ' lin'S. The an 11 -I riKrt ol tri It nl of M na- r a will be rviwl antl Hnre-8UM d. Ilvrei bv Kmn i( lAKKaUM lufllUnXK . d K-v lie. UUTLKR. II S It JAHH " AKirsBt, rtoroiary. HKITiHU WU.I, " III) KOH. O 1, 1 1. MM. On tbe e'niiis 'l Tt'RLA Y. Nivnmiar t. hi flrt t -) u'cUi k. t'aia ,eavs Aluia kudolroej at 7 1" M . Id-irei wl I b dpllirel hy tha H. Rev. Dr. 1UTII.K. M m. !!'. ltiliun or Moniu. and by U-y. B W. MORRIS, Mhutluoary Bl.-diop ele;t of Ui gi u. Its . JMIIK WAKAIfAKKK AS I It. M. f&Qi) 'K-Al.'I'O. jtas.. l I apelt al LO 4 N rWUARH t!MHRi:ii TIi.VTlKTK and VINK rtr-a. tV-ru'irro Krnlnif at 7S. Preacb'iig Mt M'X . M . by Uev. THOMH I lUtO A N I or. Teat l lie tilsrn come h, wm-n no inn ran w rk " t tiK PRi'.iiirr:hiir Bwt rilUuC'H, cciruer or M I .n fc r hi N r r aud HKI-HN Mr.ei fb 11 lid sermon, of tb cui hp n w bmi'ir dtliyrred by i H mr, Kiv. I. w -Urf-N'N. H AM. P. I).. 011 Holouion uula" will lie preached 'ii if-miirmw eveuiUK. Stn I nit., at 7! o'clock. i.b"Q' Tl e loyr 1 iiiMnwiir , liENTUAk 4'ONjItt:4; ITIOXtl. CMi-CH HIHIITKlt.M Va and IlKKkl-J Hireela. l'ubili: wr.miiin nt Hi i A. 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SPECIAL NOTICES. vvunmrs alconatkd glycehtn a Tablet ul BonuilluU uicer!ii leudJtto preairve Hie 11k In lnuii.(ir inns aaa wriukls, uuiMkrls a wou dprflii degree of sufiueHS and dclloiwy to the com pie loi . aud wbiienee-i to tne skin; la an excellent aentlirlce, giaieml to the taste and toulo ta the mouth and gums ; Imparts sweetnena to tbe ore.lh, and rPiidfr theteetli Ocautifnlly white. For wle by aJI druggists. K. A O. A. WIUUHT, No. 6H UH1M3N UT btreefc O L I V E it d r Antn'-rnftno artlntA rnr.l.lad 'TUB WrCKK' KST DAV IN NBiW YORK" and oilier pjniica lon on kiudre 1 tpi4. wU cb bve creauil anon a piorouun heunadoa tbroaicuuut the touulr . ba cnnxpii'f d to d h er OiSK LUu'lDRK IN PUlLADELPHfA W1CKKDKIC8 j. BOMASOK ANO BAHJALIXr OF M K V o - JC. The LfC.ure will taa plce at CiN'KltT HALL. ON TUSDY tVKMN 4. t.o. 10. at I o'clook, ano belnuuntdon cac.s uuoiui stances and Inuideucs wnlcu havoc line under tne ImanwUia uu ussor nt -, D)r durlus rourteen years 01 liivestiga'-lo'i la ibe huuuu.01 vice aud tho aojdei ol poyony la Ndvy York. llm redtal oftba appat'lngcrimes among tbe adalts anu eti ldra rrareri nlllueuCH an wen a la povuny, a'esucb as t Mwake'i tne Interest of all orut tt tbe tulure cbaraoter and welfare of tbe meuibars ol their own hoineaoifln. -h udcipnia fa i.ine have b'fn sorely strlokea andf their boo ec r -les deso a ed by ib irlgo'.tal msoul railuas and aiiuiemeuls ol vioe and dimlpat oo. aid ihia ceienr td i brisiian pbuantaroutt will plooire sou e scenes tht noty lad pr nts to apply the iu tn ncr8ary to save their cblidrea frnrutadsin ana maery kuown to exist here as wall as la Me Yt rk Is Honor Jrde PMree will preside. The plaliorm will on rMervel ror he clergy. Tn K K Pet, 60 1 K MTU. Fnraliat tbe Mulc8toreof Mr, J. K. Gould, No. M Cb'sDUi street. Nml ira charge Mr reserved eas 1 1 5 hs nlutt (Kr U.O B A C B G B K K L E r WILL. LE ,'TURE OS TE. VI PE RANGE, AT CONCERl' HALL, ON THURSDAY KVENINO, November 12, at 8 o'clook. Under the auspices ot tbe Young Men's Chris tian Association. Tbe tickets may be obtained free at tbe Rooms, No. 1210 Uuesuut, after o'clock: on MONDAY MORNING. U at tub 3t UNION L K A 0 U E IIODSE, BROAD tTRttkT. JfoVEMUKS 2 W. A mretlng of the UNrOS LfcAUOKOP PUILA DELPlliA will b held at the tacue House, on THCMfcDAY, NwV. U at 8 o'clock P. M., lor tbe purposu or Doiulotlni candidates to be voted for as metuuers of tho lloaid at Directors. By ordr of the Board ol Directors, OiijKUU. II BORER, 11 3 7t Beoretary. rjSff MACUPELaH CfcMETKUY SOCIBIi' a3 Ot I'lULAlUvLfHU. Tbe H.'clny wui bolu an Adjonrued Meeting on Ut)iJY itVENUsU Noveniner V, 18. at T-i oclrcK.atihe UAl. bid tbe MOUHU OS IN 'jUnTRY, No. 718 C'A'l MHIMKI!irt. to hear a. d drolue on the tifpurt el the Committee on Arw Urouad, ap Dbluivu at tbe Mueclal M-i-llii on the 10 h ol dp to tu ber last Pui.rti.ai aitendance Is earnestly requested. 6)u By ordr onamlltfe. M. UrtlLK Bej. ij? Ol Fl' E OK nil!. hALkiM COAL CO.M- wzxy PAA Y, ttO. li M KHCH-'M I'V i X (Jli A Ni IC, PlllI,PEI.I-HIA, NOV. t I HSU, A Special Metl"gol tue euocKauldurs will bs n d on WliJjMkooA Y, the lUb lust , at 1 P. M , at tha iitllce 01 tba t)onii.aiiy, lor Ibe pnrrxmn ot els 'tins iMeciors and taking wdor on tbe present stale of tue U"U. any. A. ti. MAMsKY, lis Heoretary. OFFICE OF TUB OHEEN AND rOAIK HI BKkT PHI LA DKI. HI! It BFNt.KR RAILWAY tXjMPANY. TWENTY PlIlLAOELPrtlA, Nov. 4, 188 We are preparer) tn put 1 'rot 01 Advertiser lu the car. o( ils Hue. i'or terms apply at the ouioa ol tue JOSHUA QAH3ED, Bocretsry. rgc AN ADJOURNED ANNUAL M &KT. "rgi.f t' b bt.is'old.ra or the LOUli IKI AM ROIITH Hl rth.lt'S PA KRNOtH RaiLaY U'l&lPAMY will ha 1 eld I UK-DA V, Niivemner 10, id'b .Hn'o'i k 1 M. atthM i.rtlox ol lbs Uooipftjy, l'WSN'l Y V.V, II and toi'lJ I H Htreeia. TilOjsaH tt HARRH. II B t Buretary. rpT-'THE NEW CABINET BEUHTEAI). '-s-' An ti gam and prieo ly lurnlsbed Bistead, (esdy lor nxe liihtsiiily. khuoim ilia piwarnoe ol asiileiiilld calilunt or Ipirary. Kasdy managed by the most dedoaie ladies. Waxurooius, No vut)iibHNUr Hlruei iU U lu Ci'iiu-iiny, llf . DIVIDENDS. lW" TENNSTLVANIA BAILBOAD COM PANT. TisuDsan'a PsPAaTMasrv. PHILAIlU-RIA, NOV, l,ltS. KTICK TO bTOOKUOLUKRa. The Boaid or Directors bave this day Cellared a rrul amu-l KlvMrnd of FIVH PBR OK NT. 00 the capital stock ot tbe Com pan? , clear ol National and State laxts, payable in cash, aa and after November .!. , t lank Powers of Attorney fie collecting Dividend can be Obtained at the Orace of tbe Oompsny, No. 188 B.T IBDHt-eet. Ttie effloe wi I be opened at A. M. aid closed at P. M . funm a v, U u Doo 6, for the par meat of Dividends, and after that rfate iram t A. M. to I P at. TUOatAS T. rtHl II. II t Trewiref. rJ" Pa-CMRHS' AND MECUANI0 NA TION At. BANK. fHrL4lRLJRIA. NOV. t, I HI. Tbe Bnard nf Plrrmor- li.x 1 hi dtydmiar d a imp-end u Fl VK I'KU QUINT., pny .l--n lemad clenrof lax. W. KUdUrON J a. llll Uwinl'r. The Beard or Dlrrctorn have tuia ay nai-ril oivtuero 1 MVt I'l'.utiKNr., payable ou dim NATIONAL BANK OF COM ME HO Paii.uai.rHia Aor I 11 a. elernf tx a. II i ivh-s-. ud, JOWW A. tRWH, Cashir. fr5?T THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL u' BAMtUVl'SNNsYLVAdlA, r-HI(.tlsUHIA, Nov I ISAt. Th Rnard ef TMreot'-rs bav tns day declare! a dividend of FIVK rait OKNT.. oleAT of al, tans, patahiaou demaud. llst P. O PALMER, "shle-. j$p- MECHAMOV NATIONAL B4.NK. Prfit.auai.PHIa, N Vrmx-rl m i, The Roar o' Tjtn-el- tn ..1 tins Rank have dtoird a U1V.I KNU OP MIX PAR dt.H r ami mi I KH v KN 1' extra, payabl' on drnind, free of inxoi. Hist t. WiKUNI), Ja. Q4Shirr. EST NATIONAL BANK OF TtlB NJRTH XJ EBN iabhllt. Philadelphia. Nov. 2. The Directors bave litis 1aY daalared alv. dead ol TKN PKkIKNT. Inr tbe past six munJia, Cl-ar ol tax, payable on demand. IIH St W. oawMERKJ, OtshW. THE PUILADKLPHIA NATIONAL s-' BANK. fHiL.Aoai.Paia. No'. J. liwi. Ti e Iurrctors have d-dared a dividend 01 KIUIIT PER I'nM',, payable on ne'nand, clnar of all taxes. Uet B. B. UoMKUYd. Caair. "LET US BI5 FBIE'D3i" A good Idea It was. too In Hartford, night before last ibe Uranl aud t'oliax Club and ihe Seymour and B air C'lab clubtHd. Not to say that they cinbod eaoi i- lin's beads, as mlfthl have ueen ex eot-d; na- trin7 Joined bands and uulted 101 ches, la a great procession and the banners were Inscribed ' IKI' U UK FRIKND9!" It Is rrnpoa. d tbataco(.sollda'd procesdnn blra. y,lap 00. td through tbe streets of Philadelphia, coin po'ta of -THK REPUBLICAN INVINCIBr E8." '1UK YOUNU MEN'S K BY-TON B CLUB " 1HK CAMPAIGN IJLUB" ant ' "THE Att&BMJUd VLVa," To carry cut tbe Idea of "LET US BE FRIENDS!' nd luey'll be expressln' it; Tuvy'li meet on Broad, near Che-nut, A i.d neaoelully they'll march RiKbt Uowu tu Ninth aud Arch, A nd then so arm In arm, Not imaol. g any harm, A nd sraipiDR hand with baud, (We also understand,) Every niau aud every brother. Vp oae street and down another, Till tbey ball balora tne door Ol th celebrated S'nro Known ss "GREAT RROWN HALL," Wllb Us ciotnlng for them ail Then tbey'll wave the frl'ndly banner In a gay and Jovial manner, S'nglns; ' all's wrll ibat wt. 11 mdsl Lei's go In and see our friends!" rem In, Mends, and we will snpnly ynn '.xvVh clot n s Lu an nuineutl ratlslactory manner all rouud Your friends, ROCKHILL & WILSON, Rot. 603 and 605 CHE33UT STREET, U IP PHILADELPHIA, fACAZII. DS8 MODES, Ko. 1014 WALSUT STREET. Vox tbe better convenience of her Patrons, MRS. PROCTOR HAS REMOVED HBR DRKS&M 4 KINO ROOM S To No. 1011 WALNUT Street, Where she will be happy to see her Irlends. Tbe GENERAL I RY GOODS BUS INKS will be continued as heretofore, at No. B) O dBdN O C St. II J. W. PRO01OR k CO. L A D I E 8' SHOES. NEW STORE. HENRY WIREMAN, MaKTJFACTCRER AND IMPORTER OF LADIES' HOOTS AND SHOES, Ko. 118 South THIRTEENTH Slroet, S. W. Corner Sixth and Buttoavrooil Sts., PHILAEELPfllA. A'D 187 EkTcntb Street, Washington, V. C, Basipnd bla Ei EOANT NEW 8T RK Nj. Its Bouih Till It l KKNTU miaet, be.ween Oiesaat and Walnnt stiset-; a lth a large assorlmrot ot the FiMUsT QTALITY OF L A DIE ' B0OT4 AND kllOluJ, or his own BiaDoaciartf. Also JCBT RECEIVED J ROM PARIS, a large assurtBieul ol Ladles' Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, Wade expressly Is order by the beat and most osla braicd nianulactuiets, 1171mrp g AVE YOUR MONEY And get a Brilliant and Lasting Shine by using DOBBINS' ELECTRIC BOOT POLISH. A small particle of this superior Blacking, ths slsa ot a lane pin head, when mixed with water Is suf ficient to make a brilliant and lasting shlue for a fu'.l grown Boot. TRY IT BOLD EVERYWHERE lOMwslmlp A C. & As PEQUICNOT. atiisManniactarers of WATCH OaJbKS. aud Bealeis In Amerlcaa aud Imported W A. T C II 13 H, No. II South 81XTU Street, I tirpinthr .. Mvrc0rv, No, U & FIFTH (UreM. DRY QOOOS. REDUCTION! REDUCTION! E. It. LEE, So. 43 K0KT1I EimiTU STREET, m WOULD IMVITB SPECIAL ATTENriOX saV-r TO HIS fcTJCK OP DRE68 GOODS Clotting Oat at llcilnccd Fiiccs, IIOBDERIOntNH KOOJt fOS OOU I A V USOIiH. FRENrn BEP POPUNi, ELBJANT QUALITY, yiso. and m5., reduotd. t UKACH bTRtrU POPLIN9, H and tl oeata; coat over an. BLACK OltrUND OOLD BTRIpH POPLINS, and 4A cents, cki an. lOnuLK WIDTH BLACK GROUND OOLD STB1PK txb A V K VOPLH. reduix.il. Black Silks! Black Silks! Black Silks! Black Silks! MKDITJ BL ArK BILKS POB SUITS, ItTi BLA' K 8 LKH. II Si to 6 IlKAVf LA K HlLK-4, UTS to tSIS. SUPARB B'AIK alLAS 00 to Ai tS. TLs at ova Black Bilks have been parchaeed since tbe recent great dec lue In goodr, and wui belound the CUElPAsT OFiKaKD for jeais. Velveteens ! Velveteens! HEDlOU AND UATY BLACK S HASDIOMH BROWN, LIGHT BLUB. PURPLK VHLVB1EEN3, KTO. DKMON8TBATION IN VLVKTSSN3. Kid Cloves ! Kid Cloves ! SPECIALTY IN KID QLOVhN. Klegant Sbales Real Ktd at IV IS. 100 d sen Pany O tiers, Super Kid, l-li. HASDtOM K OPBRA FANS. Ladl.' Iloslerr, ail grades, cheap. Men's Half Iliee, si and III cents, and Job Men's Underwear and Ladles' Under wear, LYONS CLOAKING VELVETS. l'onson's Black Yelretn, Reduced. Medium Velvet, Reduced. LINES COLLAS8 AND CDFf S.-;0CO down New Btfles. Striped Collars and Cuflk. Orsat BArgalns. E. R. LEE, No. 43 North EIGHTH Street, 11 7 It PHILADELPHIA. JOHN BURNS, No. 247 S. ELEVENTH STREET, ABOVE SPRUCE. FALL IN UOLDI FA LI, IK PBICESt GOO'S AS LOW A8 TIIKY WERB IN lfl Will opeo this mn nn.g- dueut froui Mtw York tbe cht-atiest a ock nt Linen and Houso-furnlshinir 'l)i v Oocds 10 be li-uiid In iiic'ty. B u dosi n Walnon &, Armstrong's Pine Damask Nan kins, tl'iO l-er diren, warranted the cheapest Naua.u. in ibe cnuntrv. la yards wide heavy Loom Damask Table Linen Mo ' 1 yards wide Watson & Armstrong's Pine Tsbla DHu.eik s;Ho. 3 yi-ms wills Watson A Armstrong's Extra Fine Dan Sbk $1 00. H yards wide heavy Pillow Oa-e L'nen B0 Vt oi sen A i III en Towel., from lu . 10 ll to. LUavj Twilled AU-Lloeu C'raih Towelil. g, izc. niiANAiETS AND rtVANItEU. All-wool Flannels , SI. ST and 4So. Yaid Irle llallaidv.lv and Shaker Pianels Site l euiCD Flannels In every grade. lr lu IJ; U tjc' A ll-aonl Risnkeis Z) yuros ions, ir 0. Al -rol B aukeia. 2 yards lung f I Si, fieil 5 Ali-wi Oi B auaets iu the olty. COTTON AND WOOLLEX IIOSICBT. Gents' heavy AH-wool Shins. 1 li. Cartwr gut A Warner's celobratnd English Marina bbirts blO Drawers. i.adies'exua heavy Merino Vets II -O". Lodles' regniar-m.de Kagrsh Mcrln Veils. 11-25 B s' and MIbs-s' Mer.no Ves s.STSo ' lai'lm' genuine Balbriggae Uuse, all sires, giita (SI k Kmbioldi-red.) " ' Laoita h.avy Iron Frame Hose. 4Ko. Heavy leaular-uiade lia I Hose, 2oo. Uenta' Kugiuih super stout 11 all llose, best Imported, 87UTsm2t JIH BfJRWK. No. MT B. ELEVENTH Ht.. aB .ve dmnJe. COOPER & CONARO. S. E. Cor. NINTH and MARKET. Sit K VELVET fXO KS. SILK VELVET BAtQUIIj. VISLVEIKEN JOOKRVn. ElV1KKN fACQUES, BROWN VELOUB SaCQ(7S, AHTBACI1 AN (.LOaKS. BLAl K BsAVKK OLiOAKS, IHINCSILLA HAC'QUES, CU1NCBILLA JOCKEY'S). PURPUkl tL'IAKd, PLAIN tLOAKS. RIUULY TRIMMED 8ACQUEH. WHIlli OP KIT A CLOAKS. CBII DUAUN S CLOAK H. A7iRPB0OF CLOAKS. LADE WALKINU S IT& W Al R PROOF WALK I Nu SUIT fcUHB MA1H IO ORUKR. CLOaKd ilAUE TO ORDER. loop SbAwL li-oo to S7i uo. 9itfBtoamrp DRT GOODS. JULL 0PNLU-SU1WLS, ETC ETC EYRE & LAN DELL, FOURTH AND ARCH, HAVE OPES LYONS VKLVKTS, BHOCHE SHAWLS, ROYAL POPLINS, BLACK RIB BSD POPLINB, LA ROB BLANKETS, DAMASK NAPKINS, ICIStotbtSm HOUSKKEEPINQ GOODS JNUIA SHAVLS AND SCAUFS. GEORGE FRYER, No. DIO OIIESNUT STUE13T, Invites attention to his stock ot Real India Camel's Hair Shawls & Scarb. Also, an elegant stock ot PILE"., In Blacks and Colors) FANCY SILK PLOSflEH, POPLINS SB AWLS, and FANCY GOODS. INDIA sbawls AND BOA BPS altered and re paired, and cleaned in a superior manner, 10 so guirp TO rROrRIETORS OF j HOTELS, BOARDINQ-HOUSI AX 8HIPPINC WS haVS a SpeoUl Whalaamla TWm . J Plytng UMJI AND IOITON SHEaTH.NQ. T I S3 SW A tea tatu . . ... . m-j.iwo, amuL,n bilu AND BBJt I h LA KKt Tti. aiMl Olhor rrwvla n.L.ni - 1 JUST WB14SS. All the asove kinds t GOODS mad a at sJ aottce Udiaured. S1RAWBRIDSE & CLOTHIE CENTRAL DRY U00DS 8T0KR. COB, EIniB AMD MABHET MTUSlEt GRAPES. WHITC CRAPEC ONE THOUSAND KKQ WHITE ALWEE1A GRAPIS; j FINEST QUALITY SKKN HKRK IN PIFTH .YMaBS, Only 50 Cents Per round. SIMON COLTON & CLARKE,! S. f Corner BROAD and 1TALNUT StJ " ririLADKLPniA.' WHITE ALMERIA GRAPEC CHOICE QUALITY, 1 Only 10 Cents Per Pound. TJ TV 1 n . .. rnme rresn uosnen uutier, In small kegs, pntnpexpressljforfaniD; BSC. erv PinA. 1 OUR W. G. FAMILY FL0UB, The Finest Made in thlg Country ALWAYS ON HAND AT CRIPPEN & MADDOCK'8 (Late Vf, L. paddock & Co.), No. 1 15 outh THIRD Street) (OPPOSITE THE GIBARD BANKJ 11 wi 11 1 PJIIUDCLPIItA. NEW PUBLICATIONS. "y-E SHALL 1SSDB ON OR BrOItI Jannaiy next, the first number or a Rural aaf Family Taper to be published thereafter Weekly, and to be devoted to all that pertains: to Country Life In lta broadest sense. It villi not be partisan, or sectarian. It will be called 3 of HEARTH AND UOMK, And will be under the generallKJllorral charg of Mr. DONALD U. MITCHELL; while Home and Fireside Departments will be snbjse to tbe sucer vision of Mrs HAHIIIRT nrcrrnrrrr STOWE, who uill aUo conlribrUe regularly W every number, j A large corps of Associate KJltors of high rJ Hlit.lUn In II..I. .l .1 , . I iruuniiuu iu iutu omcuima ueiiariiueats lias DOOat enlisted la support of this enterprise; and a labor or expense will be spared to make on i paper In subject, matter ai woll as Illustration worthy of a place In evety honsehold la th land. PETTENQILL, BATES & CO.. No. 87 PARK Row, JSVi 1'or. Jov. 7, 180. Proprietor, lt6 FLOUR. SEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR riB&T OF THE REASON. ? ALBERT C' BOBEBTS, Dealer In Pine Groceries; U Trp Onr. ELEVENTH and VI HK gtnesa, FAMILY p L O U ft In lots to suit UE0CEBS. or by tho SInsli Barrel for sale by 1 1 wa 1. w 11 n n v nw w 1 WlxCJ Ko. 1233 MARKET Street, S Is I Sm4p PHILADKLPULA, PIANOS. BTC1MV1V . ariVOI c 1 1 1 sonar, .lid nnrlche Plan... fttnr.Auiiu ttiiOa.' No. IwiS OH ESN H f Htnwu s 1 if PLL$?I STECK A CCS AND H4ISIB9 9wm m 1 onuinnirn riaiiiuq, sUU JlAalJii A HAAUl'b CAitlMT OR MNH only at J, K Ooui.D'a Nw Store, j 8 20 am p mo, DticaaaNur buxt. J fS$X CIIIOKBRlNd II I I II Grand, Square ana Upright rlAMiS, la TrjTTOW8. llttf No lUfHmNUI birss 4, HATS AND CAPS. JONES, TEMTLB A 00., FASHlOMAULs. HATTXBS, Na tt 8. WIN HI H rest. First lo r aouv. Cli.suut sir sat. f fa WARBORTON'3 IMPROTED TS5TI- AA iMtml fci.il ...L.llillii. P.fc.. II... i..l.nb.l I all tba laii-rtivwl r.suiona ol ilia m-moii. Orl HM i ISTJTIolnwl, nat door to ma Poit OOioo. llll !
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