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,. ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 18C8.
' '" General Grant's Administration.
Whilk General Qraut'i election oannot fall to
XdUtore peace to the nation, he will be fortu
nate if he does not become the most sor&ly
fceeleged man iu the country. Oiliee beggars
Will dog his footsteps, hungry intriguants will
ionttnually seek audience, and every clique of
ambitious politicians will seek to prove that
the glory of his Administration will depend
npon a prompt recognition of their petty j
Claims to prominence. He will be deluged by
ft mass of correspondeuce and petitions Bet-
ting irth elaborately the cluims, sacriflues.
Bervicea, nd patiiotisin of an army of aspirants
for place scarcely less numerous thtn the
troops he oomuiaud-d duiiug the war. lie will
be told that if A, 13, or C doc'3 not go into the
Cabin t, D, U, or V will be mortally offended,
and Hint the (ate of the nation depends upou
the degree of favor he bHstows upon tbe friend3
Of soiiio .sarcastic Siiitor or the ooLlnoss of
his di-Uitanor to the followers of eome conteu
tiourf ('oogresrUian. If there ever was a time '
In the modern political history of the
country when this sort of arrogint non-
Sense could be properly and safely ignored,
this in t he appropriate period; and if we ate
ever u have a Prteident who, without being ;
arrogant, can carry ut his own convictions i
tespet ling the will of the people, but disd:un- ;
Ing the counsels aud ktepiug out of the trap3 j
Bet by professional politicians, U. S. Qrant !
Will pove to be a man of that stamp. He j
bwes nothing to partisan tricksters. He has (
reoeived the Preideney as a free-will olTdr-
Ing of the Anieticau people, and he j
is as fr-e from pergonal obligations to the so-
called lenders who followed public sentiment
. in advocating Lis m-n ination as he is to those
Who opposed it. While he csn afford to view
with contemptuous indifference the petty
Squabbles of the professional politicians, we
have an abiding lAith in his unflinching devo
tion not only to the iutt iesta of the people,
hut to the Republican party, lie cannot fail
to remember how gallantly and heroically it
Sustained him alike through the war, in hU
conflict with Andrew Johnson, and in the
triumphaut political campaign which
has resulted iu his reception of
the highest honors of the Republic. While
ho cannot fail to remember with gratitude
these flattering marks of conlldence, he cau
Jiot forget, on the other hand, that while he
was !.idi'g Rebel foes iu the field, Copperhead
trait i:s were striving to create a fatal diver
sion in his rear; that the enemies of the Re
public have maligned his character by tie
most outrageous aud indecent libels; and that
the Democratic party resorted to the mo3t
Shameless frauds and the most desperate dia
bolism to secure his defeat. Grant has not
Only proved invnluerabl to the assaults of his
military and political foes, but he will ba
insensible to their blaudishments. It will be
as difficult to capture him by the arts which
lei JohuHon back to the Democratic camp as
It was to vanquioh him in battle.
True to the people and true to the Repub
lican party, the worst enemies General Grnt
has now to fear are the cormorants hungering
for power and for place, who wiah to giu a
.controlling influence over his Administration,
end to fetter his clear, calm judgment on
public men and measures. His training
and experience at Washington during the ex
Citing events of the last four years have given
him an insight into civil r.fftir3 which few
politicians acquire in a lifetime. He is no
novice in politics or statesmanship. He dis
played in the selection of commauders and
assistants for his important campaigns an in
tuitive knowledge of the strong and weak
points of his military associates, and a capacity
to put the right man in the right place, which
Will prove highly useful in the White House.
With his strong common sense, his powerful
hold npon the confidence of his countrymen,
and the universal faith in his integrity
and patriotism which has been inspired
by hia past career, he can well afford
to fight out his Presidential term on the line
dlotated by his individual judgment, departing
tharefrom only at the clear bidding of the
people, and disregarding the clamors of pro
' fessional plaoemen. 15 pursuing this policy
he will be enabled to devote his time aud
attention to the true iuterests of the nation,
carefully considering all vital questions. By
avoiding the petty squabbles and consuming
jealousies of the partisan raanagerp, he will
esoape the fate of those Presidents who, by
heoomiug engrossed iu snch disputes, have
fare! but little better than the fabled hunter
who as devoured by hia own hounds.
Wish ''General" Henry A, Wise, some
' time Governor of Virginia, whosa greatest
achievement in the military line was the
hanging of old Juhu Brown, has announced
that "he would not touch eUher of tbe
parties with a ten-foot pole." The slight
tinge of .profanity which is perceptible leaij
S3 to believe that this announcement Is not
a forgery, and that Wise has finally deter
mined not to have anythiug to do with poll
tlos. We are not familiar with the mot.vei
Which have lad the ex-Governor to this deter
mination, but we should not be surprised if
the aversion which he professes for all parties
Were found to be reciprocal. Certainly the
Republicans would not touch Henry wi'h a
ten-foot pole, and the Democracy have surely
Hi eaon o! him ani I1L3 fi.'llorE:'-,eU is
Inoline them to keep at tho samo distance.
Under these circumstance Wise doss well to
abandon politics. If Wade Hampton, Cle
ment L. Tallandighm, Batcher Forrest, and
Frank Blair will pursue a similar oourse, they
will rival Wise in their wisdom. .
Not Dead Yet."
Wa refer to the famous Arlthmetio Man of the
New Yoik World, the announcement of whose
dem'te by the New York Tribune on Satur
day appears to have bsen premature. The
Aritlimetio Man is still alive, and this morning
he shows in the columns of the World that he
is still in a remarkable state of physical aoti'
vity, although it is very evident that his mind
is shaky. He figures out General Grant into
"a minority President" iu the following
fatbion:
K-ymimr.
Topnlwr vote f Slates voting
m ism .... 2,233,11:0
Man-" voting lu IMiS, uud r,ol
in 1K1 417,970
Unieenrjxtructed Ht.nieH, wli'oli
did nut. vote in IHIiN.UUl which
won d liavoidveu 321,8'U
1 ilhfriinclilsed Keliela In t wel - e
H'n'fN, who did not vote In
fc(8,but would huve Riven... Glr,2Sl
Oram.
2,77,00 '
413,.r)::!)
110,877
Totals.,
...as'ji.cvt
3. 10.!, HO
:;,MJ,liu
Mnjorlt.y for Seymour I'il,0i7
Tliig is truly wonderful, and we doubt not
that General Grant, as noon as the figures o'
the Arithmetic Man are brought to his atten
tion, will con'.emplate a resignation of Li"
minority-conferred honors, wuh the view of
becoming an active partner iu the tanu'm.r
concern of Jesse D. Grant & Co. But we
should be doing the Arithmetic Mau a gro;a
injustice if we were to permit our reaiers to
believe that he is not capable of a still more
brilliant mathematical feat. Iu today's
World we find a disclosure of "hoT
the Electoral College would have
stood on a fair vote," from which we
find that Horatio Seymour would have received
1;0 votes and U. S. Grant 157 only, giving
the former the astounding majority of 3. This
result is brought about by counting Alabanu,
Arkansas, Florida, Missouri, North Carolina,
Oregon, South Caroliua, Tennessee, West
Virginia, and three uuivconstiucted States for
Horatio.
We hope the Arithmetic Man will attempt
something else before he gives up the ghost.
Like Mr. Ward's pet kangaroo, he is "a most
amoobin little kreetur." Let him, we suggest,
take the expurgated vote of this city, giving
Grant a majority of 5812, and figure it into a
Democratic gain of seventeen millions. The
thing can be done, and for ocular proof we
refer him to Mr. William A. Wallaoe, patentee
of Wallace's doable-action bottomleas coffee
pot. When the Aii'.hiui'tic Man has achieved
this greC feat, we shall be prepared to attend
his funeral and not before.
Flouida is in anythiug but a happy state. It
has two Governors in full blast, aud at sword's
points. But fortunately they are lighting out
their quarrel in the court?, aud do not threaten
to take each other by the ears. It seems that
the Legislature ha3 attempted to impeach
Rted, the regularly-elected Governor, of
"high crimes and midemeauors," included
among which are the very serious charges of
embezzlement, lying, and wholesale selling of
oilicial positions. Ponding the impeachment
the Lieutenant-Governor claims the privilege
of acting as Governor; but Reed knocks the
wLole scheme sideways by declaring the
Legislature Illegal, and prosecutes the Lieutenant-Governor
and Secretary of Stats for
conspiracy. Thus the matter appears to stand,
the merits of the controversy being obscured
by distance and the unreliability of the re
ports by telegraph. It is to be hoped, how
ever, that the trouble will soon be terminated,
and in a manner which will prove satisfactory
to a majority of the people of the State. It is
time now lor the entire South to put asLitj all
dissension and enter earnestly upon its grand
career of peace, prosperity, and progress.
hie it.i:sidi:m ial ellitiox.
, discovered that the Indians had gotbetwMn
htm and tbe station, ntid were enii-avor'uir, to
blockade the track. He bad a triitv Soenoer
Hlie with him, and with that he fought the
Indians off, and cot back to tbe station.
lie Immpniatelv telecraplied weit to the
coram? passenger train and stopoed It. Thus it
and Its precious Irfielitof human lives were
mvrd from a honlolo death. Mr. Nichols is
dCFprviug of ereat prnise lor the promptness
aud coiiroce with which he acted in he case.
Mr. Nichols nho telegraphed to F r Bedit
wick lor troops, and a company of Pasrne
scouts and a battalion of cavalrv under Mlor
Ilnehes were dpatclie I to th place; hut
when thn.v arrived the ho-tllu In-lino were all
Bono. Mr. Mchols snys that whn lie arrived
at the scene of tlin dita-ter fiere were aoout a
hundred iudrinn concr sa.cd on uni djaretit hill
around a bonfire. Vers quicklv a'ti-r vaul he
hw similar bonfires I'cliiH successively. s
sijinnl Hcli's, on the distant hills, around each
ol which lie rould kpp bmd ot Inai iri". II
CHlciilutPH th-it their who p force amounted to a
thnu-'Miid warrior-". Tlic-e Ind.nus were Jioux
and Chpjpnne?.
an a trT.
I. u text IU-t urns of (.lie Vote.
TIsp New York Tt ibune Qguivs out the result
of the Presidential and State elcc.iou us lo
lows: Grant's majority, 71,-35. Sejmour's
majority, 82,311. democratic exec;1, 8100,
Hollmnn is elected over Ui-iswold by a wojor ty
of 23,830.
The vote iu Missouri, by the latest returns,
pivts Grant a majority of 17,828, wi'.u counties
to heur from which will increase this result by
3500. The vote in St. Louis r.-sulted In 16,222
for Grant aud 13,338 lor Seymour, giving the
General an excess of 2S84.
The vote of New Orleans for President re
sulted in a ninjority for Ecjmour of 23,621.'
'Jhc result in Ciinrleatown was lor Grant,
5560, and for Sejmour, 3601, giing the farmer
a niuloiity of 1355.
Mobile gives Seymour a majority of 810, In a
popular vote of 0002.
Tllti INDIANS.
XIip.v Capture n Itnilroiul Train. Iewiiy
lite '1 rut-It, itnU Commit Ouirii&ea.
The Omaha Republican of November 3 erlve
the tolloiu5 account ol the capture of u rail
road truin by the Indians, previously reported
by tcicpraph:
We huve received intelligence that confirms
the report of the capturo oi a freight train, on
the Union 1'ucinc Ruilroad, la t HuturJay
mornltL'. Ins'.ead ol being at tiraud l-laud.
however, it wa a nnlo or two wi Bt of .alkali
Sia'lon. Tbe ludiiics ell'ee'. d the capture ol tbe
train by rutting the t es in the centre, and thus
spreading tbe rub. to that when it came
alonj', nbout 2 o'clock in the morulug of the day
sitiieo, it, w poet up ioiieuer, auu mane a
perfect Aleck, lu the d'tarer the hrcman was
killed, he beinu jammid iu between the loco na
tive and the tender, where tor three hours ho
sullcrcd the hi rriblc torture of scaldiiig, wheu
dcH'h catup to his relief.
All tLe men ot tbe train hVd when the disaster
occurred, to tscHr elrom the luuiau;, but the
piigiDOpr, who rcmuiiicd with his tiiviuan, and
dm eirrvthinx iu bis power to release the pooi1
(eliow trout his horrible situation. Uutlmun
atded cilnris co'jM arc jniplivu nothicor. While
niUetii.g tin s toitures tCo tin maa bi prcrcd the
riiuMicrr to kill him. but the la'.ter could not
liuil it in hit heatt to Hike a hiiuian life.
Hie ludians then burned tho railroad brld-re
i ear y, lor the upacnt purpos-- of d' s'royimr
tlio pus,em:cr truin that was toon to tollo w I hn
lieii'ht inuii nlri-udy uestroved. Hit .Mr.
Nicholf, the divir-ion su)eriuteii(lent, hai co ne
down to the reek from Alkali, with a loco-
ii;o i; iipi-ni in tvitsiiinuioii -visit iii
II'iiI(jiiHi'('i-M-lliH Int cations.
GrticrMl (jrnnt, our President elct, arrived in
Wafhinpton on Satur lay oveniug. Tuo Ntn
York Iribune'a rpecial says:
Ho cmie so quietly an I iinos'ont.a'io'ilj', ai
is hi.i wont, that it wa-. not mull this uttcrtjoou,
when bo appeared ou tho aveuue in co iiuy
with a liicn I and took a leisurely fjiro'l aoo.it
tt.e ureets, that hid pn-eucc in thn civ b(iutc
generally known, lleatrivvd at tue 'depot, at
about 8 o'clock, in a i.'c:al train, accoinp iled
by his iM't; and children, wvclmI rnombcM of
his nulitnry lanr'y. m.cl one or to frien N vlio
have been with him sii.ee ho too;i the c ai'i ,t
(iukHH. 1 r Hou. Mtno'i I aiiirroii an 1 the
IIoo. .1. P. Cameron, He?iii ut of' the Njriliern
t'f ulral Kwilioud, ncconipauv I th i par y troin
Hurrisburc. So quiet was the Ocu-ral'-t cornuu
that he wafi i.ot rccogntxed at tic depo; her ; until
his name wa discovered on an old
viillhe which had In en with bi n
trom Vicksourg to Anpo'iiat os. Tlio dii
tovery was made l)j a rec onstrnctcd htcKiuau,
who shoute I at t tij top of bis vov:e to au
associate, "Hallo, Sam ! Seymour's pardncr is
soinewhiir' here. There's his carpet-hair." The
inny was rapidly driven to the General's
nsi'Jciice on I street, which had becu niidc
ready lor his occupaucy. To-dny he spent two
or three hours at his headquarter, lookinir
over ihe records aud papers oi the office, ud
cxaTuiiine Hiich matters ot interest as h td not
been lorwarded to him at Galeua. He al-o
spent au hour or so lookint; about the city, and
TiMnnrkin! upon the Improvements which arc
everywhere apparen. In appeurniice he is
lit I lo chanced. There is less ot tne fatigued,
perplexed look about the lace, but in the
MinplTlty of his dres and manarr he is, as
beiore his election to the f re.-ideucy, au uuob
trusivp pcn'h iiifln. '
A ipw of the General's most intiinitc frteu43
calle i at his houe to dav, and it li'in been snjr
pestpd to him that from this time forth until t'ae
ilo-eot his ndiDinis'ratlon he will not kuoa
quiet moment, iu which he cau be at peace, wuh
the olbce-seekera. It is elvt said that he bus
under cousuleratiou a t-uircestion of a Irieui
bavlnu pomp kn wln Ige of the subject, that h
keip a li-t of oil who aoproacii hiaa ou the sub
ject of ollice belorn his inauguiation, aod that
be make melancholv examples of them by re
fminir to app int any ot lhin. It is thought
that this co'irse mav prove bcucScinl in the
future. it is tt.o Geiieral's lnleutiau to
reniHiu in this c'y d.irintr ths
winter. The question oi the lesifruation
ot bis otlicp as O'cneralot tne Array is aivea:lv
tli.-cussed in the newspapers m well as In mili
tary circles. This question Fuema to be next in
Importance to the ai poiutmcnt f bis Cabinet,
ro:arasthe Democrats are coucctned. Tb?y
d..hiie, first, the selection of a suitable Cabinet,
and, liuliuj in that bis rcsicnation Iroiu the
iiriiiy, to take Piled ot mice. They believe that
ni'xt to tbe siibjeia ol the Cabinet no.hin! cm
do more townrds conciliatiucr tie South and
rrmovins all reasim lor humiliaaou than
Gram's givinir up his co-n mis-ion to Preside ut
Jnbuon. The course which the General will
pursue has not hnen nade ki,o vn, except by the
Di'ii ocrat-. Some say that he will resisu this
week, to take eflect Much 4. 18G!, and others
that lie w.ll take to steps iu the premises until
the asscmb!ii g of Cnirresi.
NEW ORLEANS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
'1 lie Hi ml of Pence that Rein Tliero,
TlieNew Orleans ltpuh'.ican speaks in this
strain, cn November 3, of the sort of peace
which reigns there:
The city of New Orleans presents to-day a sad
Fper.tucle. It is the day oi a ereat election a
dy when tilent ballots are to deti-rmiue a na
tion's late. And ycr, in the face of the imminent
need tbat that every good man and true should
aid the right on this day ot contest, thoas tads
are quietly at their homes. In the lace of the
fact tbat there cxbts iu this State a registered
ItppubPcau .majority of more than 15.000,
d.ibb less the Democracy will poll a majority of
30,000. The polling pi ices are thronged to-day,
butouly with Democrats. The reijn of terror
and mob violeuce which lias terriled even the
instigators of the storm has done its work too
well. The intelligence, the organization, the
equipment was largely with the Democracy,
aud in cae of a collision there was littbi ques
tion which would go down. The Kepublicans,
therefore, as we deem wisely, tonclu led not to
furnish material tor another "negro riot' in
New Ot leans.
Cat no GiHorme was cut in several places and
seveiely wounded, at the corner of CaronJelot
Walk and Treme streets, about S o'cloca last
eveniijp. He was t'iken to the druu; store corner
ol Mtirais street and the Basin, wueuce he was
removed this morning. He had two cuts in his
abdomen, one in his breast, one in his buck,
and three elsewhere. He is capmln ot the
schooner Catueriua, lying at the Old Buin, la
the oynter trade.
Another Bicdian was found dead by Officer
Sellinan lasteveuim?, about 9 o'clock, lie was
nabbed through the heart, and two other stabs
were initicted, one above aud ono below the
heart, either one of which would have caused
iuiii.tdiiUe death.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
fTI" WRIGHT'S ALCONATtiO GLYCERIN
Tablet nt huiiddleil (JlvcHriu lends to pruaurve
the skin iroui.ilryueas ami wrlnkl, nuiiaiwt a won
Ufcrlul degree of sufiueaa aud dellcucyto Ine com
ple lou, and whlienww to tlve akin; Is an excellent
dentiirlce, grateiul to the tuule and tunic to the
mouth aim kiiuis ; lujpurm B'.veetnnau to tlio
bif iitb. and rPuclHD tlietti'ih boaDtu'nlly white, hot
Hale uv all drugulaUi. JK. fa U. A. WUIliHT, No. 624
CilKISM'T B irt-et. Z
ffT UNION LEAGUE H Q TT 9 E,
NOVKMIIKB 2 1SC.
A rocellng of the UNION LEAUUK OF l'UILA
J)F:M'HlA will b held at the Lcanus House, on
TIlUItfeUA V, Nl v. 12. 1HCS, at S o'clock P. M., lor tho
piirpcsa of nouilnailuK candidates to bs voted ror at
Uieuibi'iR of the ltoa'd or Directors.
lty oid'rof ibo Hoard ol Directors,
OiJUQK U IlOKER,
11 7t Secretary.
tTF?" A TAIU FOK THE BENEFIT OF TnK
P.NKtiYI.VMA XNUU-TKtAO H.Mb;
FOJl BLINU WrHJji w I ih HfM in Hie PHIL, A-KH-HiIA
CITY INaTirUTK CUKSNUI" and
Kt till tKTH sirecu, nouimeuclng on MONDAY
hVKMNU Nl. I', 16 U limuiit aud uloaluou l-'Hl-DAY
iVi-NIMi. tliH ii'.h. Th iarouK) or Ilia
public Is eariKHUy BOM. llld. BeaiOU Tluaai-, '.'iuo ;t
bliikle'l'ckeis lvcbuia. llllimvlJi
e-pr POST OFFICE, PHILIDISLI'HIA,
k-J P., l,vtmbr 7, llfiS.
Mall lor HAVANA. p-r stoamer ST AH AND
RTKIPKH, will cl(ie at ih' OOloe TCKslHY, No
vember 10, ai 7 A. U. UlCJSKi II. IU NU HAM.
jt p.iitmaiter.
ff AN ADJOUUNbl) ANNCAL MKRI.
tt-s of ti u lsii.eKholil. rHOt itmLOMU VHO
AM ROITII 81'RKKIB PA RNll B.11 KbAV
UMI'AYwlil lu ielU IUK-DAY. Noveiaonr la,
IHiiN. i 4 n'c'ui k l' U. ai the tUou ot tliu Company,
TWJtM'l'Y U ill aaabt-tJlHHirePU.
7J IMPriRTANT STATRMRJT 1 TT4Tf PR!
to mf hi.... f r I r. il k r. i, r. . . v . n a I n t) h 1 1 .. .1 I
ibla tpmnd thai I Rhon d thus pnbllcly Rt'.e that
iu not any longer ejnnnctrd wl,h IhdOo'ton Do
tM AdKi.clailnD of thti nity, a tlialr oral r, but am
now operr ti k In my own ullloe, whr I conit ma to
make txtractln te-ih without pain, by altrona oxt s
(an. my vpecUay , devoting hit wnnl practice m thl
porile.u.ar braneh. Tim ml Ian I nar eminent eentiemea
In the dental orolaaiilon iieud thHlr raiaa of aitrac'tinv
leelb to nie: "
DIV'DENDS.
EX3?OSITIO JSl
lr. J. I. Whlla
Dr. David Uoherti,
Dr. Jamm H. (illnam.
Dr. H. Wintprbottom,
Dr. Irfinl Jark
I t. 11. F, Kelusteln,
11 9 mwtist
Dr. Dantpl Nealn.
Dr. Mablon Klrka,
Drr C. K. Jt K. E. Uop-
klHK.
Dr. Kin. Townnend,
and mint ntliArn.
xieilH-uiiuny,
D. F. R THOMAS,
OrtlerNo in.7 WALNUrsirpdl,
T II E
rOI.TOW DKNTAT, ASSOCIATION
origins. eu the aii'Htliilo imp of
MTKUUS UXluK OAS.
Admit lter It lu tl.a moat approved mnuupr. Do
noibtuK hut
KXTRACT TH KTH
and they Cfr.alul'y do that without' pain. Sj lt.OOO
patltntti teBiliv. hbp tbeir liriiaMirB! a', m
OKt'ICK, No. 7J7 WALNU e M'KKWT.
11 DmH;tt Below Kihth.
FJ OLIVER D Y E R,
y Ainnnr of the article entolpit
'THK WICKKiiKsr Y IN NKW YORK,''
and oilif r piibiu a lovn on kinnrn l tupitt. wh cli live
(rfattrt ncli a pioroiind KD'natluu thruaeuuui tbe
touutr' . liftH win in'rtl to d M er
ONh, LUulUbK IN PHKiAOni.PUfA
US T K K
W1CKEDNK8S, ItOM A.SOK AXO KAS ;ALITY Ol'
W K V o . K.
Tho Iiccture will take pNoe at
(MM'KIlT UALL
ON Tt'FSD y KVKMN4. No. I'l, at 8 o'clock.
hiio be folium d on Inc.n rirc'iMiMtxnoi'b and iiielilu r.il
widen b(iv c mie uiiiIit lint Iiuoid.i I ' no ica of ra.-,
l'j r dnrliiK toiirtoen yenrs ot liivcutlna'.lm I j '.n
Iihuiiih ol vice aud thj abJtiei ot puvurty in Njw
Y"rk.
lln rfellal of the apiiarinBOrlmei nmon? the nijults
and rli'lilr u reared tn alH:iencH an well In piveiy,
arc hiicij .1 1 i-wukoii tti tnirr.r.t of ail p-cni f.r
the future cliaranri-r aud welfate of ibe inembn ol
Ibelrotvn IioiiipIioicih.
Hi iHili lpfilu lan iliw) ft,nr b'fn sorely Htrlokon avd
tliclr hou e c r iles deao a ed by ih frign'inl rnaobi
a1ons and alliiretiitnt) of vied and Uuilnation. H id
ibis eeichrattd riirlmiaii pulia.HuroueH will ulcurn
soup urenea ihxt my lad p ir. nts to app'y mo
iui anu iiK o'Hry to nave their rhlinren fmni inimn
aiid Di.sery kiijun to exist hero as well at lu xis r
Yerk
Is TToror .TrnVr P,ilroo will pieHldo,
Ihu platform will bn renorvel for the clergy.
Ti Ki:rrt, 50 l KVTS.
Ft r'filat the Music Wture of JVIr, J. I). O juld, No
Ei'.'K Cle emu furut-l.
Ni iiriiClmrj( for reserved eaa US'hnntn4t
Ol- Fl' E OK TIIK SALEM C JAL COM-
PAftYO.hMliKCU'Nl'V J-.XUHANUK.
l'lllL.MKt.lMllA, Nov. 2. ItHU.
A Special Meftl"Kof tne Stoi'liuldtira wilt bd be.d
on WK1IM-.SIMV, ti-.e li b Inst ,at 1 P. M . at tbn
otllce oi lho I'nmi.any, lor the pnru .hoi ele.tlii
D rcc'otR aud lakiug order on the prusunt Hiate or tae
C mil any. A. L. M 1 isfiY,
llKTi Secretary.
t-p-r- OFFICE OF TUB OK EES AND
dOiUw- NI'RKk'f PlIll,ADKLPIir PAS
SFNf.FH PAILWAY (HMPANY, TWENTY.
iUlltlU ana UOATJS.H Ktrnli,.
PHIbAUKLPIirA, Nov. 4, 185S.
We rre prpparort to put t -urun of A'lvertler.i In the
cnri. t( UiIh Hue. for terms apply ai tho oince ot tba
Coini'Pr.y.
11 i ti. JOSUPA OAItSBD. S-rretary.
BATCUM.OUS UA1U DYE. THI3
t--55 splsutlld Hair Dye In tbd bfat In tbe world;
lM oidy true aud parl'ect L'ye; bitruiless, reliable,
1 gtantaueuuH; o diNappolnLuii'Et; no ridiculous
tletr; inniedles the 111 etlHOlR ol bad dyes; tuvUoratea
and icHVta tbe Ualraolt and beautiful, black or brown,
bo o by all DruapliitB and P'-riumoni; and properly
applied t;( Bi inelor'a Wig j)"aoiory. No, IS BO AD
blrnet. Now York. 4 87aiwf
KJ5T THE NEW CABINET BICOSTEAD.
r An eUKantand pt ricci ly lurnlhhed Uelsteud,
rJRdy lor use iiiHthntly. Assume tbn appuarnuca of
acpleudld cublnel O' library. Kaslly matinund by the
rui Ht (leilcuie ladies. Warerooins, No tfioUHfc'ssur
Street 10 12 )m
jrrsr- THE MICDICAL FACULTY ALL
-' unllo lu sayliiK tbitt mattressts b iiII'.mI wall
Kinetic .-pmiM aro conduclvn to g.jud bfaau. ami
jMt.vbl be ubed by allslck persons, h 3 "i tv f j
''LET US B2 FKIEXDS i"
A good Idea It wat, too la Hartford, nfcht bororp
lus' ibe Orunt auil l ollax t'lub and ibo 8,tvm,iur and
B'alr dub clubbed. Not lo Buy iliat tliy cm bund eac'i
o' tin's beads, ob mliUH havo men t-xi -oat, l; mi, iB,
lolniC hiiinlx and ui.iti-d lo'Ches.lu u great rocL'seloi
anU tbu buuni rs were lni-crlbi-d
auu tuo u UH Jw,; i. K1KNDS!"
It la prcpos' d tliai a coi HOliilated prooostlon lko.
l,f.j) oc id tbrougb the BtreoU ol' Pbiiadeliihla, cour-
UljsKl Ol
T11K ItF.PCBLICAN IN VrNCIBt KH."
lllK YOl NO MKN'fl Kh.Y-TO.NK CI.TJB "
'lilK I'Ajil'AMN lijUH " und '
"THK AalbHlUUis CLUU,"
To carry oat the Idea ol
"LET US BR FlttF.NDS !' '
jt nd llifj'h b expre.sslu' it;
Tney'Ii uiuet on WrouU, near ('honiit,
am! neueeliilly thev'li muri.lt
llibi ilnwu to Kintli and Arch,
A n 1 theu go arm In roi,
NolUitonl. Knv bHrm.
And vraspinij bana with baud,
(We also midiM-Mand.)
Every mau and every bnilber.
I u oue etri-Hi ami down iin'UDer,
Till ibey hall ii-lorn t:.e door
Ot the cvli'brater. H'oro
Known as "ORKAT K11UWN HALL "
Wllh lis eiottiliig fur iheni ad
Then they'll wave tlie (rlomlly banner
In a uiiy anil J.ivlti' nmnajr,
H'rglM?' all's well that well ends!
Let 8 f;o In aud Hue our filendii!"
Coire In. fileids, aud wa will supply you wl:h
clottits lu an eminently AatlUaciury uiuuaur all rouud
Your Irlui.Cs,
ROCKHILL & WILSOW,
Nos. 603 aud 005 CHESJiUT STlltET,
1 11 4p PHILADELPHIA.
TR. BChTOX'S TODACCO ANTIDOTE
XJ Wan anted to remove ull deslro for Tooicco
f entlrel vene abl' aud barmlens, aud H alto an ex
cellent appetizer. Tt purities a.id eurlcnes the bio id
lrivvoiateit lb system p'tssesies great imuris Inir
and Birei K'benliiK power, enables the Ntomacli ti di
g) s. Ibo beartleBl food makes Bleep reliesMug. and
eHtiiMiKlns roliiiBi Lealib. r-uiokera ana cliewers 'Or
Blxty jar cured. Price filly cents per buk. Poit
free. A n InlereH'lUK treatise ou the injurious eil'mn.i
of tobneco, with IIdIh of tenuuinnl.ili', rutereuces, etc.,
Beullitc. Agents wanteil. Addrens
Dh. T. K. ADBOTP, Joiaey City, N. J.
TESTIMONIALS,
From tbe Umud Mates Treasury, Bocretary's
Cilice. Pleaae Bt ud a Bupp.y ol tbe AuliUoie. Taa
cuu recelvtd lias done Its wurk surely.
O T. EDGAR.
From New TTampshlra State Prison Ouutiunmu of
Ir llueuce here having been cur.'U ot rue appeiiie for
tobucco by leliiu Dr. lliirlnu's Anndote, wa deslro a
buppli fur the lull oiifcraotihU Institution.
JOsKl'lI MAYO,
Warden ol tba N. II, btate Prliun.
A Banker's Testluioiiy. Dr. Builon'H Aulldute lor
lubucco bJ actompliabed all claimed tor It.
WALTER MANN,
1st Nat. Bii'k, New Albauy, lud.
From tba Chief Engineer ol tue AlleKlieiy Valley
Bullioud t ouipany, 1'iilHburg Pa 1 have used the
Antltloie wllh great uuccuuM. It I leurlug all my
trleiiils. 11. BLACKBTONK.
A l'lerRj-mnu'8 Teattranuy.-Otia Uox of Autldote
cured my b. other aud myself. It never fail".
KfcV. 1. W. HUOHiM AKEIt,
Killey'aMiatloii. Pa.
Fromtthe Police Ilep.dqnnrterB, Lvnu, Mass. I have
gatntd llility-livti ponuds nl llrnh in tLree mo itus by
ntlng jr. luirlou's Autldote, aud all desire or tobai co
la removed. W. L. WAIT. Ja.
KronMho "Boti'hern Home Journal." Baltimore
Mn.-Ore ho t f Jl ir'on a Antidote removed all da
B're for Iba weed Iroiu ina. I tuke pleusurH In recoru
n.n oleg It lo ail our readers, '1', V, klatkh, El,
tu.d by all Drbuglla. T I" 2S fuiUtSp
(Traduuiark x CopyrlfibteJ.)
A.
THE STEAM Kit LORD LOVEI.L.
JONES, MAbTiK.
will all for HAVANA on bATUBDAY MORNINO,
Novembtr Htl) at H o'clock A. M.
ii i'itlt'bior Pasege apply to
A MKRTNO,
119 41 No. HO South FRONT Mtreet.
KUDtiEHS' AND WOSTEN HOLM'S 1'OCKfc.I
IiMlVrM. Pearl and blag Handles, of beautiful
liiilBb. KODOEKa' and WADE t liUlOHICK'rl KA
iOhb, aud tbe ril. b.aled LKOULiitU; liAZOU
bt'IfcfcOlu of the Mueat quality.
ivaznn,, Kulves, bclw orn, e'ld Table Cutlery Oronnd
and P. lhh.Hl tit P, MADlUBA'U.Ma 16 rl. TEN'l'U
atraet.helnw i.lbej,nnt.
DFAFXKS. EVUtY INSTRUMENT THAT
iciencv- ami skill have Invented to aalat tbe
bearing in every Oegren of deafness; also, Ke-plra-tor:
als,, DraudHU'a faicnt tlruiebeH, superior to
anv other In tiKe, at P. MAD&JUA'S. No. IIS b
TltN'l H hi reel below Cheennt. 8i,n
PA T E N T E P. PANTS SCOURKD 2ND
HTII;T4'IIFlt from 1 to 6 Inches, at .'ollet
French Steam Dyulng and H'-onriug, No. "XI ti
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 60M-
PANY.
TaF.AsnBRn's Dsfabtmbnt,
Philadklphia, Nor. 1, 168. J
NOTICE TO BTOCKUOLLKR8.
The Board of Directors have this dar daslared .
Brml-annul Dividend r FIVE PER CKNT, on the
capital stock or the Compani , clear of National and
Btaie taxts, payable In cash, co and after November
30, 1Mb.
iilaok Powers of Attorney tor collecting Dividends
can be obtained at the Ollice or tba Company, No. 14s
8.T1 IKD btreeU
Tha Office will be opened at 8 A. M. and closed at
4 P.M. from Niv. hj to Dec 5, for the payment
of Dividends, and after that data Irnm 0 A. M. to 8
I' M. THOMAS T. flKril.
11 W't TreMiirrr.
rT FMiMKHs' AND MECHANICS' NA-
TIONAL BANK.
i iiir,i)Ki.rittA. Nov. s, Hfis.
Tha Board of Director, hav, tins ly deoiar-d
Ilvlectid of FIVE PER CENT., pava.lH,in demand
Clear f lax. W. llOsil TON . J ..
11 fil Ushler.
Til E COMMERCIAL NATIOWT.
BANK OF PH..N NaYL Y A K I A.
I'HIHIULnlH, Nd, II lW.
The Il iard of Dlrrct' rs nave tins day nVrlarari a
dividend of FIVE PHU CKN T.. cler of all taxes,
pnvholo on domund,
U 3Bt F.O PALMfK rshlnr.
IwjT- MECHANICS' NATIONAL BNK.
I'ki i Aimr.eni a, N' vi-raber 8 ittn,
The Boar of I'lr.cii r i Hps Bank bava deolri'I
a DIVIDEND OF SIX PltK tlEN l' and l'V
I'KH l EN I' extra. payubb-oH demand, freo of tajtot.
11 i 6'. J. WlKUANl), JB.. Cnshler.
TO BEST TIIK IIAND15OME DWELL-
iP.Ko. J7ivLUCU5STHtei. . HViiZ
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
AKIAN UAliLAND'3 NEW NOVEL
NOW Bl"Ir.
RUB Y'G HUSBAND.
Oae Vol. llmo. price ft 79.
Tula' la Marian Harland a ORF.ATEW NOV8L.
An unusually Ion? time lim bean Hpeut in Its prnpi.
ro'ion.nia in every dHiall It has been elaboratel
Ith tbe utmost c ire. Mrlan Hariand now atauua
at Hie Lead tt .a merle j Female Novelists.
NEW EDITIONS OF
5. Nemesis n 11 73
Huks 1-75
Snonvimnu 1 75
Tne lliddt n Path. 1'75
A'one ......... i'
MtMn isuie, - 175
Miriam 1 7"
liuabauas and JIomee.,1 lb
"MaMsn Harlard wrltei for tha multltuce and tha
al e appreciates itielr wa- Is the marked success ol her
procuc HiLS snows JNew York limes.
Either of the abova works sen by mall, postpaid,
on receipt of ihe pilce.
116fm?t
SIIKIDON & CO.,
Ncs. 4U8 and 500 BROAWAY,
NW YORK.
R
C. J. TRICE
L.
17ns Iteinorca lo . 723 SANS03I SlreiM,
Directly oppoalle his O'd Staod. where he will con
tinue Ibe Importation of
EugliMii, French, aud Uornun Dooks, l'c
riodlculs, Klc, to order.
A lnrca and i ntlrely new stock of the boat FnjlMi
Piandard Literauire Jun. received. Arc:ilte:tiiral,
Mecnntcsl. and hcleniltlo Hok4 always on n (I.
'j ,e cbo'CHt new pubilcaUous recaiva as iBsatd.
Foreign Hoiika, Paciudicalaj etc., loipor.ed to o.-dr,
ve kiy, by a eamer, H9Ut
E W il O fj K s",
of 14HtI. and KEI.MillOl Kl ru tlttt
lilt, fr 4.111.miLN AA1 VOll'll, pub
IIh' en bv ' ha
A ,11 Kit 1 CAN HMIAV MfllUOt, UNION.
Alao or sale,
ltIltLi4 aud Dl.VOIili.V tli K44KSor the
ditlereul denominatmnr. UHialoUtfH ' til-iSjctotT'd
PuhilentioiiB aud aatupla onples or Its Period calrj fur
united i-raiuiiouily at the DjpUBltory, No. Mil
t il EsNUT iSireet. Philadelphia 1 1 8 muiwif
BOOTS AND SHOES.
B A D I E S' SHOES.
NEW STORE.
HENRY WIRE M A Nf
MANUFACTUP.EIt AND lMPOltTEB OF
I ADIEV 15GOTS AM) SHOES,
Xo. 118 South TIIIIMTEMII Sheet,
S. Wt Corner Sixth and But toa wood Sis.,
PHILADELPHIA.
AND
487 Lie vent h Street, Wasklnston, D. f.,
Bas t pned hia El EGANT NEW STORE No. 118
South! JUKI KEN I'll utreet, between Ciiesoat and
Walunt ftieeU; wlih a largo B8ortin-int ol the
P.M1ST QUALITY OF LADIES' BOOfd AND
t-HOEB, of bis own uianufactare.
Also, JU8T ItKCEIV'ED SKOM PARIS, Iaree
Bfcsortlueut of
Ladies' Boots, Shoes, and Slippers,
Made expressly to order by the best ud msstcele
brated manufacturers, 11 7 lmrp
O X - T O E 8
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BART LETT,
So. SOUTH SIXTH STREET,
10 18 fmwl
ABOVE CHE8NDT,
HAVING AI.TEKKD AND ENLAHOED MY
bture, No. 'ISU N. NINTH, street, I Invite at tea -tlon
to my Increased stock (of my own nianufaature)
Of Hoe BOOTb, bllOEb. AITKU8, Etc., of the latest
KRNEHT BOPP. ,
POI NT BREEZE PARK. "
POINT BREEZE
PARIv.
TO-VORROW (Tuesday). Match lieofi.
Double teams, mil" heala, beut 8 lu fi. Puatponed
Irom Tuursdriv last.
J. Dovett names g. IKONi-lDirs AND jrATIO
31. buodwin nan is HAY MAKE AND MATE
WEDNESDAY, November 11.
Purse cd Blake, l&uu. itla heatd, best iu 6, In har
ness. J. Mrrmifrer enters l. tn RUBY
X. D, Hlelson tUlerss. Dim... 1.AUV t,10t H I I'ODT
w, iar.-on enlers b. g 1KJ'1K
M. Ooudin en'frisr. - UENKHAL THOilAS
TllVltDAY. N ivemoer 11.
Purse and Stake, 18 0. Mil beats, best 8 In 5, under
saddle, catch weights.
J. Turner enter, b. m EANN Y ATXTCN
J L'rVrll eut.is g. illO.xsi UHH
M m.oiilu enters b. m .... MAKY
J. Pelt t ecu is s. g. iltj UAKli V D.
or
NEW AND ELEGANT
.DrtY GOODS.
Kecluction: of Prices.
AGAZ.N DCS MODES.
Ko. 101 1 WALNUT STREET.
0
JONES, TKMTLE ft CO..
V A S 11 1 O N A H 1. Jk U A T T E It ,
N0.1W8. NINTH K reet.
Flrat doer a'luve Chr sutit atreaf. 4 9
ETDVVIN HALL & CO.
Invite tho attention of their Cailomorg aad the
Fubllo to their
KE1T, LAKUE, A XI) SI'LEMMD ST0IK
OK
LADIES' DRESS GOLDS,
The prices of which have boon
GREATLY REDUCED.
And are now -prepared to exhibit
Fancy Silks, Colored Silks,
''"'""""i' i :
Tcloiir Poplins, French Poplins,
Stripe Poplins, Empress Clollu. 2
SILK C011DED P0PL1XS, KEPS,
AND
Heavy Wool Corded Toplius,
With a great variety of NEW FABRIC3 for
Ladles' Dresses and Walking Suits.
Silk Velvet, Cloth, Plnnhcn, Velveteens,
anal Nbatvl.
Wc O'narantee lho lowest Prices and tha
Kewest Uoods.
LADIES' DRESSES made to order In the
newest and most fashionable mauner.
EDVBN 3SALL & CO.,
Xo. 28 SOUTH SECOND STilEET,
"n2t PHUAEELPHIA.
For the better convenience of her Patrons,
MliS. PROOTOIt
HAS REMOVE O HPlt DBESS:M AKINQ ROOMS
To Ko. 1011 WALNUT Street,
Where she will be happy to see her irlands.
Tho GENERAL LRY GOODS BDSINE3?! will ba
continueU aa heretofore, at No. 020 C &E-1NU r St.
J. W. PROOIOa t CO.
lflSSKS'AKUCHILDUENNDURSSMAKINa
GROCERIES, ETC.
QORN AMD TOMATOES.
150 Cases Vi'iurlow's Corn.
150 Cases Fine Tomatoes.
JUV THE CASE OR OOZu;N.
SIMON COLTGH & CLARKE,
S. TV. Corner lilOAD and WALKUT Sts,,
11 7 1 1 PITILA DELPHI A.
FLOUR.
SEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Flit sT OF THE &EAKON.
ALnr.BT C. UOBEBTI,
Dealer In Flu. Orooerlea,
11 7Jrp Cor. ELEVENTH and VISE Street,
pAMILY p L O U R,
Iu lots to Buit UIIOCEIIS, or by tho Single
Kiirrel, for sale bj
J. EDWARD ADDICKS,
Ko. 1230 KAKKET Street,
10 9 Smip PHILADELPHIA
PIANOS.
STEIN WAY & H JNS' OBANO
TTK i I liquare and upright Plaai., atBLAttlU;!
iiKO?.' Wo. iwfl t'H KHNU 1' Htreyt. h 1 tf
-f'"PgM STFPIC t CO.'S AND TTAIWP5
rnTTl ' BHOIH KYW PIANCW. and UaSO.M A j
liAJa il JN o LAJUiXAi unAna. only at
J. E UUULD'a New Btora,
8 20 8m4p Ho. VilCUEdNUr blrout.
tZ?m C II I 0 K E R I N G
III I tl Oraud, Square and Upright
PI AN OH.
nUTTON'S,
11 stf No 914 ClIK-iNUl Street.
HATS AND CAPS.
PniZKS CASHED IN ROYAL HAVANA.
K1.NTT. CKY. aud MI85OUUI LOl rEltlKi.
Circulars atut and lutoriuall on itlveu.
JUiltPH 111KM. No. 7 liUUADWAY. New
fx WAKBUUTOV3 IMPROVED TENTI
Uf laled, md -Uulna l iens Jlais (paleotfdi. la
all the loii'rnvtsd fHhlons ol tti aeasou. C'HttJ.
Mil' btivet, UKil dour to lho l'ot OOlce, 11 lu