The New York Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1858, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OF TOBER 15, 1858. laying on the floor, having undoubtedly been dead soma — on board the steamors Northern Light and War Eazy > Thirty-sixth Congress. time, It is sappoted that be went to Now York, whither | &t Tul, arriving there at 12 o'clock to-day. ‘The rovarn ‘The following are tho namos of the mombare olect to ‘én officer has been Bont. Sinking of the Sicamer Carrier, &e. Sr. Lows, Oct, 14, 1868, ‘The steamer Carrier sunk ju the Mossouri river oa Tues- day afternoon, She was valued at $30,000, and was par- tially insured Ww Pittsoury "Tho cargo Waa saved, ‘but ina damoyed condition. At a meeting of the Chamber of Commorce yesterday, it was resolved, aaa testimonial of respect to Km. Ry- iand, the late President, that the Chamber be closed to- -day, the members attend the funeral in a boty, aud that the Chamber bo draped ia mourning for thirty days. Desperate AMecay at Nashville. Nasuviiig, Tean., Oct, 14, 1858, A desporato affray occurred at tho fair grounds yester day, in which twelve or filleca persons were ongaged, Sandy Owen was killed, his brother dangerously wounded, Gen. Joel A. Battle had bis skull fs tured, Samuct Cowan ‘was mortally wounded, and otiors were seriously in- ured. YWellow Fever at New Orleans. Naw On.sans, Oct. 13, 1858. ‘The deaths from yellow fever yesterday wore 47. ‘The deaths by yellow fover in this cily yesterday were forty six. Yellow Fever at Savannah, SAVANNan, Oct. 14, 1858, ‘The deaths in this city yesterday wore seven, of which Awe were Crom yellow feve The Connecticut State Fair. Haxrrorp, Oct. 14, 1858. ‘The Connecticut State Fair haye had a fine day for thoir exhibition, The namber of visitors to-day has been cover ten thousand. The show is in all respects the best ever beld im this State. To-morrow is to be the beat day wof the week to see the fine d’spsy. The exhibition closes Saturday afternoon. Markets, PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Puaperia, Oct. 14, 1958, Ponnsylivauia 6's, 91; Reading Railsoad, 25%; Morris Caval, 41; Loug Island Raiioad, 11%; Peadsyivania Rail- 4. ss New OntKANs, Oct. 13, 1858. ‘The sales of cotton to-day were 9,500 bales: medium grades have deciined ge.; he market closed, however, with ap upward Gendency, Mulasses, 38c. Whiskey, 19. New York hay, $18. EW ORLEANS, Oct. 14, 1853. Cotton market easier; prices irregular: sales to-day 6,000 bales at 11.340, a ize. for middling Sugar tirim, aud advaneed 4c. Gorn dull: sales at bbe. VANNAM, Oct. 18, 1858, Cotton—Sules to-day 1,000 bules, at 12c. for good mid- ding. Av TA, Ga., Oct. 13, 1868, K) bales, at 1 age, alls a Citarteston, Oct. 13, 1858. Cotton very dull: sales to-day un.mportant. Baraiatonn, Oct. 14, 1858, Flour weaker, but rates unchanged, Wheat quiet, but steady. Corn—New yellow, 67¢. Whiskey duil at 28e, Provisions qiiiet but steady. wA, Oct. 14, 1658, Cotton active. Flour dul sat UG dull; yellow, ST Age. a 88. Whiskey declined to 24 Bevravo, Oct. bl P.M. Flour continues: dull and heavy; tendency still down- Ward; sales 40 bis, at $6 1235 4 BS 24 for good to chaice extras. Wheat duli and heavy, sales 5,000 jected on private terms, but suposed to be waukie club held at 83c.—bayers offer 80e.; ¢ at #7e.—buyers offer Yc. Corn heavy: Dushels Tuleco at 0c. a bo'jc.; prime Wt ey dull and lowee: sales of Canada wt 8234c. Rye—No key nominal at 20e wheat 12c., corn Le. flour, 68,004 bushels wheat, 450,801 bushels Dushils barwey, 2,226 busliels oais. Shipine a M bustels corn OsWand, Oct. M5 P.M. Floor dull. Wheat doll and rates unchanged. The re- ceipts since the first « ath ri Dushels. Sales 9,000 bu Corn very quict. imports 214,500 bushels wheat, 36,409 ty 28,100 bushels Darley. Cana! exports—1,59 bbis. tour, 11,599 bushels wheat, 1,200 bushels corn, 7,500 bushels barley, 2,000 bushels ry CrxeIsNaT, Oct. 14, 1858, Flour—No demand; superfine $4 5. Whiskey dull at $18, Provisions—Nothing doing. Mess pors dull. Cotton lower: sales to-day for good middling to middling i Ohio held les of 160° river held 690 bushels Whis- 11,718 bbia. orn, & : hour, Personal Intelligence. Signor and Madame Piccolomini, Mlle. Piccolomini, Mile. Taura Piccolomini, Signor Muzio, Italy; F. A. Clowen, Bue rope; H. B. Goodyear and family, Mr, aud Mrs, Swinbura ‘snd Miss Vandenbotl, Londen; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Smith, ‘Mr. and Mrs. L. Candee, New Haven; Charles RB Swords, New York, are among the arrivals “at the Union Place Hotel. Mr. Horatio Glentworth, United States Cousal at Rome, sails by the Arngo on Saturday, 16th, ARRIVA 2 steaostiy Africae amd Mra Me arse, Hon John and Mrs Boyes, Mise M , Misa J Boyoe aul servant, Mr Rarras aud lady, Robert Mure and lady, two childreu and inerse, Mins Elizabeth Mure, Me and Mee) Paul, Mins Paul We nin Mew 3 Kobts Mr'and Ars fot wer eiteon nd Marande, Jo GUihson, ie] « wer waner Morrison, T Mansch, Peter Loss amdindy Meigs, Je, Mes Meigs, Mr Schultze, Capt G Preach, Mixe Jane From Liverpvo! Allister, two hi: Wilson, Teeodore Huchet, Mr and Mre ROB Bolling, Pred be Geacaboner, ‘A Como, Mrs Berend and mald. ¥ 6 Moller, Mr MeNeil, Hobt Bolling, Rev Mr Kanester, Mre WT W tite Sirs Bastien, J Gulaecres, JW Goll, Me RAGS owe and Mrs Andrew Low, child and nure FA Matsely, Mr Thera vol Erving Me and nurse, Mr Magee, Mise Mager, 4 Lams, and nurse, Rev.J D notea, Rev F Sey:n ur, . Mr Penyear, Mr Poor, Me four ebiddren and nore, PN vi Paacion, AT sicvord, WC aveny, fla aear Wim # Wallet A.W Hatetitson, Mr Uithom, k Rey SA Me Gal Galan, tug Pa tae Parker, wes MA romosom att tal ‘Guiseppe Caveowa, Samuel Kidding, 4 W Gale, Mew ‘awn and infant, From Havre and pear gy in the or North Stan Mile Piccolomini aud suite of ten persoas, M and Min Picco: Jomini and servant, Mile Miecolomial and servant, M Piocg M and Mine Glavnl, Mr 1. Martiot, M i M aod Mme 3 mare, ML Lain FOF Lorano, if. ve I Mr Cowen, Leout Col C Previa, Mr Rogers, Jansen ‘ts, Mi Kefey, Mre Bennett and child. Malang Marie Pagut, sad err Dr TR smith, W Ht Power, br J if b Marthault « Nar Laveres, rad sclynaidor, Delande,) Bint Me y, Mw er, Me Finch ‘and ‘Blenders’ Aarvell and three 9 Wyatt and P “Mile ek and Anaa Bahacr. t, Mardin, Prede: Pad sue Ernat and two > chikiren, M Karweh and lety, we wei. M Marts Learn. eM Madame Madame R Landers. Mile Sulie Hitermager, Miss Roe bt Coopas, Fire Redbee! and ohild, Mrs y Satter oi od, Dorn Thee _tirange, Mra Chambers, Ba en, Balderinann, Mise Emma Walis. f Har NB Somme C C B Jenkins, N Mobiason, UM Stevens — Cotal iSL, and $0 tn the second e: From Galway D Marvin, Thos Heath, nnd baal Mint Keli John O'U While, Me ‘Ay, Mrs Molvay, Thos e% lee Kacak Thameine, Minn’ belly Bout, WK McMurry, « aewurey, Mina awry, and of ra Ps New Orleans and Havana, in the steamship Pi Mlwdet- Pr ry ier Orieana—Me ‘ Woll, indy nd ca eh SN: Mra M Heriora. re , Pt I, wearin, J Cena, 6 La a af Key Went— News, d&e., from Correspondents, Mr, Salberg relates the following curious facts con. corning his brother, ntleman, a native of Prassia, took passage om bore Ue Aust in, bot on the point of failing he was arrestou {9 come guones of @ diffivalty con @ected with bo jae pet. Hie beggere, however, was @earried off. ard | om wa lost by the burning of that Hii fated vessel. Finny overcome the obstacles which prevented b's depart re, NFS iene took a second pas wage on the Harirone , oad une of those who nearly Jost their tives yy toe exyceoy on board that yoael. Mr. Salberg i# now .2 thie ety, and congratulates lb msell, ag the has reason 40 do, vs his double eacape (rom deat A subscriber suggests that, previous to sailiny, the cap tain of every fea going verse! ehowld be required to ex hibit 9 station rs, allot for extinguishing fires and saving pas every one on board, passengers os # particular station and duty in case of ac Our Omaha (Nebraska Territory) correzpondent, wri fing under date of October 5, rays The gold excite ment here still continues unabated, and trains are daily Mtting out for the Cherry Creek mines and the vicinity of Fort Laramie, The road westward of here via the north Of the Platte routemthe best overland routes ajrealy dotted with gold seekers and wagons bode th fro five to eight months’ supplies. The news bere condone the past reports of the richness of the diggings.’ ‘The programme of the opeting of the La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad, which was to take place yesterday, has ben forwarded tous by post. An excursion train was to leave Milwaukie for La Crosse at 7 A. M., stopping ft intermedute points, and returning at Ave in the after. noon. Excnrsionists were to be allowed the privilege of remaining at La Crosse during the evening, and of going Lickets ate good Latil the 20ch instant, giving parkes 8 on or ‘aaaead ‘of vis.ting the Falis of Bt. Anthony and Miane- ony Ponttics. DEMOCRATIC JUDICIARY OONVENTION, ‘The Judiciary Convention, elected under the call of the Tatumapy Coneral Committee to nominate candidates for Inttriet Attorney and Judge of the Superior Court, met last night at Tammany Hall to perform tho duties as- signed to (hem. There was but a slim attendance of the lcbby, and little or no interest wes manifested by tho out- piders in the result of the labors of the Convention, Wileon Smai! was chosen chairman of tho Convention, vi Hae ‘oN. Carr and C. R. Stith were appoiniod sec- retaries, ‘Wx. Mrven moved that the voting be by open ballot, exch member giving the naiae of bis candidate wheu the roll was catled. Isstan Ryxpers opposed the open bailot. For twenty. five yoars past he nad Bat in convention, and never kaow Of ab open ballot being used, It would have the effect of making delegates volo against ther copscionce through fear, ‘The motion for a viva voce ballot was finally carried. A vote Was then taken on a candidate for District Atver- ney, with the following resuit:— Tsaae V. Fowler Nelson J. Waterbury was then unanimou: y ¥ nominated. Mr. Samexr J. Tipe wished to postpone the choice of a Judge of the Superior Court, but Bowes voted down—09 to 28. ne. ballot for Judge of the Superior Court resulted as fol- WE me John Moncrief, li. W. Robinson, Ae KE, L. Robinson W. H. Leon: Greene C. Bronkon. .. John Moncrief was thereupon tnaninousiy \shiisied, and the Convention adjourned. EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. This Convention met at McUoy's Hotel, corner of ‘Thirty-second strect and Fourth avenue. The utmost ea- thusissm was manifosted by a large numbor of electors, and althocgh the attendance was extremely nomerous everything passed off with quictnees and order, wr. 1. Bell, Jr., was appointed Chairman, and after somo discus sion’ thrée ballots were taken, the last resuiting in the followii Jaanen Andre i roment, Conrad Swach eames Clarke, deeovecee « oe Revolutions were proposed by Sir. Busted’ wad Mr. Bradied endovsing Mr. Buchauan’s adiainisteation ou the Kansas question and lis policy, and also endorsing Augustus Schel!, which wore laid on the table, and after some speeches trom Mr. Bustced and Captain Wiley ant other gentiemen the mocting adjourned to Wednesday evening next. HORACE F. CLARK AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. Mr. Horace F. Clarke, finciag that the Democratic Con- eressional Conyeution of the Eighth district will not nom.nate him, has accepted an independent nomvation outside the democratic eryvanization, and announces his — to run, nO matter who is placed in the ticid against im. PROPOSED DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OFFICES BE TWEEN THE REPUBLICANS AND AMERICANS—TUEIK CONFERENCE COMMTTEE. The Conference Committee of the Republican and Ame- rican County Conventions met last evening in tho West- chester House, corner of Bowery and Broome street. The Joint Committee consisted of one republican and one American from each ward. Speeches were mado io favor of harmony and a union ticket, after which the Re- pbtices ¢ Committee retired to a separate room for consul- tation. About an hour having elapsed, they retarned with the followin feaolubion, Which was’ read. by Eagar Ketchum, their chairiman:— Kesolved, That the off of Sheriff, Judge of the Supremo Court, and two Coroners, be given to the American party, and that the republicans take the offices of County Clerk, District Auoruey , Saper- visor, and two Coroners. No action was taken upon the resolution. The Couference Committoe was then organized by the eee of Joseph Hoxie, Esq., chairman, and Mr. Hoested, of the Tenth ward, ‘secretary. Sovoral gontin- tuen sprung upon the door aud atiemptod to speak at the same time. For a couple of hours there was a scene of confusion nd excitement beyond deseription, All kinds of motions were mule, and there were several attempts to get an adjournment. Finally, order was obtained sufficiently to take a balict to see whether the republicans or Americans should have the nomination of Sheriff, The result of the allot was (wenty-five ip favor of giving it to the republi- caus and nincteen in favor of letting the Amoricana have it, Another hour's wrangling divided the rest of the offices ax follows: — ‘The Americana to have the County Clerk, Distrist At torney and two Coroners, and the republicans to have the Judge of the Supreme Court, Supervisor and two Coro nere. During the evening a number ef tho republicans perhaps one-half of thom, lett the room and declared they would have uothing further to do with the confe rence, The cause vt be dis atisfaction was in regard to the District Attorney. They wanted the nominee w tha office, and to Lot the Americans have the Judge of the St me Court or the Sherif. It was 114, &. M. before tho ‘onference Committee adjourned. THK REPUSLICANS REJOICING. ‘The republicans, to testify their joy at the result of tho election in Pennsylvenia, Obie, Indiana and Towa, dred a hundred guns iu the Park at noon yesterday. There was a large crowd in attendance, and but fow knew what the rejoicing wa ring was dene by the order of the Repe Committee. Mayor Tiemann ‘was asked what the firing Was about, and be jocascly te marked that it wos in honor of tho arrival of Piccolomini. ‘This answer was taken seriously by several persons, who spread a report to that effect, whic was believed by @ good many persons. Reortans’ Democratic Gree At ComMrrren.— This con mittee met last night at 163 Bowery, and continued in session With closed doors against all but delegates, up to half past eleven o'clock. The meeting was presided over by George C. Genet, and Edward Timeon acted as secre. Their action may be summarized as follows: —The on of an address end resolutions to their friends ne mn Whieh they gave their reasons for not having made a full Ucket at Uns election; the adop- tion of a resoiution ty the effect that they would make a pull for every office im the ety at the December election, in opposition to all other Gekets, and the appointment of a Committwer of Confervnce to confer with the People's Com. mittee. Ser Ward RErekiic ASOCIATION.—This as. soclavon met last night at 273 Bowery—Thomas Little, Keq., president, in the chair, Ten names wore added to the roil of members, and a committee of five on Public Mectings was appointed, after which the Association ad- jou to Friday evening next . Kings County Politics. THR REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONV ENTLON—PU> SION ON THs CONGRESSIONAL AND COUNTY Th RIS—NUMINSTION OF JAMES HUMPHREY FOR CON- GRAS. ‘The Republican Congressional Convention met last oven- ing, and was called to order shortly after § o'clock by the chairman, Mr. Lake €. Ryder After calling the list of delegates, Mr. J. G. Larned, of the Conference Committee, reported that the Americans had agreed (o allow the republicans the Congremman and County Clerk, the Aner (oats te have Uke remainder of the county officers. The report, after somo discrscion, was unanimously adapted. An informal ballot wae taken for Congreseman, with the foliaw mg rogult — 3.8. T. Strananan,.. . das. Hampheoy Hi. B. Dnzyea., dobn A. Cross B. 1, Pierson Tutal..... The fertmar vatiots resulted ax follows = Pir Second, Third Pourth, Sranaban w OT w 7 is 8618 is a ry" » & 1 Mr. Homphrey was declared unanimously nominated, and the Convention adjourn !, and procerded to the ean didate’s house, corner of Pierrepunt and Columbin streets, With Stewart's band, eacorted by the Ashland Cin! THE AMERICAN CONGHESSION AT, CONVENTION, This Convention met at the Shakspere Hotel, James 0. Van Drunt presiding. ‘The report of the Conference Committes was reecived, nd the comraitter discharged An animated debate aprong up on the question of anion, s. Flynn and Bergen speaking for apion, and Messrs. Williamson, Mahan and others against it. A motion to reject the report of the Conference Commit tee was lost, by 25 to 10. Mr. OAKLAY moved to support a union candidate for Con e vided he be acceptable to the American Conver Von, which was lost, ihe report Was then adopted, by 26 ayes to 13 nays. As toon a8 the rest wes declared, several del withdrew from the Cagyention, and declared their luwen tion nev to support tM Bomination. A cominitice from the Republican Convention waa an howncet, Who stated that the Republican Convention had agreed t the plan of union, and would, on hearing of @miler action on the part of the Americans, proceed to porninate a candidate for Congress, ‘The committee were notified of the the action of the Atmorican Convention in accepting the conference report, and retired ‘The Convention then adjourned to moet at the call of the chair. After the convention adjourned the bolters organize! a Meeting and denounced the proceedings. Fine ox Petros Srenet.— Between 8 and 9 o'clock last evening the alarm of fire for the Seventh district was caused by the burning of some rubbish in a barrel on the foorth ory vcnonginn the build No, 46 Fulton street. The Fee, van Steer, brush mans rer. cceupied by The fre discovered and extinguished b; was y | MeN QuArter) Meeting Lo Answer to Lhe sume. city, Alec, mun Harris banded over the school to the PRINCHMA IN A Beat speoch, and was followed by City su Pere ndent wkicy, who paid a wet mer omp. inent A Alieimian ) Harr s, who personally supervise 1 Qo Althouga tho Saporiuten. cold, his adres was olo sby the Rov, dr Yautuil, Valoat eet with roe by the school, led by dlr. Wilson, the a complisher muvica teuoter, As s0On 48 Lhe monk bik oF fare was exha ats repaired to the pri mary Gepartment, where a bouputul dejewmer Was pro pared by the teachers, to which ample Justice was bone. he lavies Were indolatigabie lu their aiteutions, and are hu wecuuspaeler) und eficient body of tewouers. the Thirty-sixth Congress, as far aa hoard (row. Thoy Are Bet opposite the names of thy prosont M-prosonte- tives CALIFORNIA, and Mos antes | and held. ‘The aad Honk and Bung ‘ 2—Joa € McKibben, dem. | | George 8. Hawking, dem. {4 Goorge 8. Mawking, dem. INDIANA 1—Wm. E. Niblack, dem. 2—Wm. H. Engiish, dew. soceeeell W a, F. Niblack, dom, Wet. cugt, dem, &—Jomes Hughes, dom, Wm. ¥. nn, ri 1627, 1407, 2t74 4—Jumncs B. Foloy, dom, | Wim. 8. Hoiman, 3601) gee4! * aan: b—David Kilgote, rep. David Kilgore, cep. 4768) 480) 2, 6 f—J. Bi. Grewg, dee. { Albert G. Porter, rope BUTE, £077, s181, BOuy, 7—John G. Vavis, dem. | John G, Davis, rep. * e308 Seog! See, oe, sear, &—James Wilaon, rep. James Wilson, rep. yesterday.” Port 8.—Nos Ibud, 1274, eee Colfax, rep. Schuyler Collax, rep. 662, 1564, bbe, 1868, 1600, 1404, 1806, 1898, 1900, _— has. Cane, rep. Chas. , Peps 19d, 1904, 1906, 190K, 1910, Lal 19s, 1920, —Joha U. Feit, rop. Jobn U. Pott, rop. 1028, 124, 106, 10.8, 1930, 1uSsu, i. 1088, Lo4a,, Temworats, 6 Domocrats 1O4z) 1944" 1ede, 1650, 1052, 1964, 1966, 1968. sien al Republicans » WA. Samuol RB. Curtis, rop. W. ¥: " Republicans » burneuk Covrn-—S Torm.—Now. WA, 106, 106, 108 109, 112, 113, 114, Cee 121 wo 124, 1, 18, 90, Lol, Comox Pisar, 1- 63 E 1—Samueil R. Curtis, a t 16s, 286, 502, 1825, 2—T mothy Davie, rep. randever, rep. 1760, 1800, 186, ‘ Repubiicans ........2 Republicans ..... 264. Part 2.— 08, R02 to 1812, ISLS w aad including 1818. MAINE. J—John M. Wood, rep. Daniol K, Somors, rep. '—Chas. 3. Gilmad, re] John J. Perry, rep. Neko mal Abbott, rt Op- Bara B. Frock,” cop. 4—Freeman H. Morse, rep.| Freeman H. Morse, rep. ti. Washburno, Jr., rep. | Israel Washburue, Jr., rep. Bergeron Court.—Nos, 186, 241, 90, 110, 179, 72, ISHS, 177, M43, B45, S46, S48, 34034, 350, B52 to 340, (B65, 259, get, wea to BOR, The Espens heid Hat for the Present Fall and ensuing winter, soli at $50, ts admitted to be superior in €—Stophc a C, Foster, rop. { Stophon ©. roster, rep. all 16 Lo thowe tor which $4 is dernanded ta Broad Republicans Republeans . 6 mr N. ESPNS akLD, Manufacturer of ary bate, * Seat contestod by Axived 11S Nassau stroet, W. Jolson, dea. MISSOURI. Geo. Saunders’ Metalic ‘Tablet Razor Strop. 1 Francis? Blair Jr. top.) J. Barret ¢ doom qui tigen ee a yew, rai 2—T. L. Anderson, K. N. $—Jobn B. Clark, dem. 4—Jamea A. Craig, dem. 5—S. H. Woodson, K. N. | 8. H. Woolson, K. N, fons. Fheips, dem. | John 8. Phelps, dem, F—Samuel Caruthes®, dem} John W. Nueil, dei. Democrats... cceee& Democruts..... Republican. Kuow Nothings. Know Sothings.. * Heat contested by Franoia P. Blau, Jr., rep. omo. 1—G. H. Pendleton, dom. 2—W. 8. Groesbeck, ccm. 3—C. L. Valendighatn, dem. 4—Diathias Ht. Nicholas ,rop. 6—Hichard Mott, rep. t—visepb R, Cocxert! dem. 7—Aavon Harlan, rep. B—Henj. Stauton, rep. Y—Lawrenee W. Hail, den. 16—Josepl Miller, dem, 1i—Valentino B, Harton,roy. ‘Thomas L. Anderson, KN. John B. Clark, dom. James A. Craig, dem. BSA! A sitstte ‘The Fali Fashion.—The Knox Fall Fashion of hate is all the rage just now, and “Young Americs” would wearcely be seen without a" Tt fas a peculiar spe- claluy which ts iadescrivuble, but ta beauty of #4, Le is wo steric ingly apparent as to attract Universal attention. At the store commer of Brondway and Fulion strect wit be fount a most extensive variety of bats, capa, &¢., and they are offered at very reasonable pricey. White's Fall Style Gentiemeon’s Dress Hat, $3; spring style reduced $2. 148 Fulton sircet and dd Gree Joh street, Corner of Robinson. Wittumson’s Gallery of Art, Brooklyn— Photographs, life size or cabinet size, taken from daguerreu- types of Mipotessd persons 20 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses, with Case— Family groups and children's likenesses beautifully taken, by ue rated KIMBALL, Si, Brondway. Ballvu’s French Yoke Loney” tagage to Order, <4 the shortest notice, uid warranted to fit, BALLOW KKOTHSKS, 409 Broadway, LadleseThe Best Place in New York to Buy er and buiton boots for yourselves and ebildren, with boys! patent leather boots and india rubber boot and shoes, of all the various styles, is at J.B. DULLER & Cu.'s, $0/ Canal street. No Stranger tn the City should Leave it xithout ps An American smoker, Lf you do not smoke penent ito your best {rlend who does. Nothing you » 7 Astor House, G. H, Pond! ston, dem, J. A. Gurley, rop. ©. i. Valandigham, dom, William Aulen, dow. Jus. M. Asicy, rop. Wm. Howard, dom, ‘Thomas Corwin, rep. Bonj. Stanton, rop. Jolin Carey. rep. . Tritaball, rep, Charles D. Martin, den. 8. Cox, deta, ‘in Sherman, rep. lemon Bliss, rep. if lexeph Burp, dem, i¢t—Cydner B. Tompkins rep. Cyrus 5; Wm. Heivrick, rep. Cydner B. ‘Tom| Sidney Egerton, rep. Fat, Wa John Hu: ching, rep. Jobr A. Binghan at Ki. Giddings, rop. 2}—John A. Hugham, rep. Democrats... Domocrats.... ive him would please bin so much. Sold At the priack Kopublicans 2 Republicans pal trig wd pega Mtorce and at the factory, 22 and at Frank PENNSYLVANIA. ee = 1—Thos. B. Florence, dem.) ‘Thos. 3. Florence, dem, 500 Kaw. doy Morris, rep. {James Landy, dein, 4—Henry di. Phillips, dem, 5—Owen Jones, dem, ¢—Joho Hickman, dem. —Henry Chapman, dem, —J. Glancy Jones, dew. v— Anthony EB. Keberts, rep. eg ©. Kunkel, rep. Wi. 1 Dewart, dom. i Leidy,, dem. m. H. Dimmick, dem, 14—talusha A. Grow, rep. 15—Allison White, ohn A. Abi, 17-—Wilmon Reilly: —Jobn R. Edie, Kaw. Joy Murria, rep. Vorree, rep. Wm. Millward,'rep. Johu Wood, rop. Joho Hick, . H.C. Dangneeker, rep. John Schwartz, rep. Thaddeus BLACK Cho cH oF OVERCOATS, SELL INU Pic %, EVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton street, Get Your Shirts, Ready made and to order, st MOODY'S, 262 Broadway. peg ed or Parson « Liguemvegete | @ recent 4; Lani, Inland. we rn aa one O Galusha A. Grow, rep. dames T. Hale, rep. wy ‘A larger portion thet fy mow ental tees, evergreens, &e. T wee WO feet long, wpa wevernd the to the iy 'y 1) tee! Ton wide tor stove plants and orchids, caniens and camneilins, 100 feet lo 0 for rhodoaden snd anotuer tor ir ericas, “pacrs, tus foot lon. iron i . 2¢—Wm. Montgomery, dem, 2i—Davie Ritchie, rep. (—Samucla. Purvianee rep. 2u—Wm, Stewart, rep. f4—James 1, Gillis, dem. ellits exclusively, the same length, one orronine, apbelexie atid New Hoilaud plauts, nother of t Robert MeKnight, rep. Wm. Stowart, rep. Chapin Hall, rep. satne Tenth far gersatums, € 4 for anicias, daphnes and preenho 4 for bulbs." Connnotnd witn this dep: 400 runing - ¥ there ink 100 feet propagating house, and See | er OF brick mind lowe ‘cot pits. Thewe str teres fun es “ i “u cn ground contin perhaps the largest collections of Repudiicans +10 Republicans... panes ‘sthartias, androneds arbres, Ae, in this © “f Ppa Culuvetlon of fare plunts, and those of ditheult Una the SOUTH CAROLINA. establishment, and we obser +6 J—Jobn MeQueen, dem. — | John MeQueou, dem, 2—Wm, P, Miles, dem. Wm, P. Miles, om, S—1.. M. Keitt, dem, Lawrence M. Kea 4—M. L. Bonham, dem. ns oat Wontar, dem. 5—Jamor L. Orr, doi. Wm, W. Boyce, dem, Demvcrate er the “Laliue g , dem. the Himaylaynn mountaiia—so Cit kang blooabed in ahi eonery aware the first muon. na Ww ~The Coury ¢ Pree Labor, No Money and No Crime.—Free farme, equality, no monopoly and no #nobiem in the world. Lown with the money power {Hustrated by photographs of the cone of Tre pt at HOLMES’ deaioeraue picture oni jel P, Walton, rep. dustin 8, Morrill, tep. Homer E. Reyoo, rep. 1—-Frekiel P. Walton, rep. 2—Justin §, Morrill, rep. f—Nome Royoo, rep. Sewing Machines, New siyle, Price $3. Office, 345 Broadway. Wheeler & Witson’s Mepublicans or Republicans... 6.463 0 Batchelor'’s Hair Dye, and Toapees— RECAPITULATION. FB pene sap ypaallms. Belg Piaget Pre oor Prva. Congriay Next Congress | * We maa Broadway. Selstniasts Hntr Dye, Wigs and Toupecs— the best in the world. For sale, aud the dye privutely applied. No.6 Astor House. Herne Cured “Marsh's Radical Cure truss. Refereuce coal dp cipal sargeons nad piynk ie of hia chy. Call and eaniniue Leiore purchaging sisewhere, Ofice Nos Vesey etrwet, Amor House, For Coloring the Mair Une 1 Wilson's Hatr calorer, only % cents n halite; changes the color ty x black or dying or sttining the skin; co trouble ia weng i: app! rake Water; doca nok injure te bale; thuusnite dan it wih succons, Sold at the drug store, 805 Grand siivet, cor ner ot Allen, N.Y. Hollowny's O1v Tep. | Dom RIa bod ia itl os bag ceca eg RE RE RRMA it. Why ix t Lid Two Kaow Nothings clected in Missouri uot enumosatet rooney ar “Bedbngen tain i Focsou ut quck demand ationg iamilies’ Lecatian every moter fm the above fools tat, for the external Injuries and diseases bn J tia every honsebolt, tem sure aid lunmediale remedy. Sold at WW rekon dane, NY. Wreeveareran County. —The democracy of Westchester wo Age, Wigs. —Clirehagh's are the Beat Fite county assembled on Wednesday at White Ilans, and c. host darable and cheapest 162 Fulton street, corn: made out their county ticket, John B. Haskin succoedod shan in getting a few friends to contest the seats of tho West ene Sean is the Beat ant Farm and Morrisania delegations. The Convention took no | *banest etl? (ot eee a iie wy he Sud ay further notice of their undemocratic preieasions than to Graggionn. Z Point them to tho door. On Monday noxt, thy 18th, & | saul Hale Dye—W0 Cents « Hor, Black or grand democratic jubilee will be beld at Tarrytowa; Hon. | br No. | Harelay street. Inimitable hair cutuag. Infal Amasa J. Parker and othor distingaishod democrata havo | Hble onaueat already mgnified their intention to be present. To the Deformed.—For Rectal tainting ‘Tre Power Bex. Tun Trxoxk—The Albany Argus of es oo eays if Mr. Morgan should receive a majority of the votos | ed f ret nn ra, With contene at the approaching election, Tharlow Weed would be Gov faa es ma agg gt IR Ce ernor of the State of New York. | New York. | Referenens ‘Tie New Uninkp Starks Sexaton rkoM Texas —Tho nowly piel om appointed Senator from Texas, o serve out tke unexpired | Kh i a phe Poet term of the late Hoa. Job P. Henderson, ia not Mant. | “'"*Y ew : S Ward who killod the school teacher in Ioalaville some | theumatian Cured of any Standing with years ago, but Col, Matt. Ward,an old and much eatoomed EMLLARIVS ehlerid compounde, 188 Pearl street, resident of Texas. Dr, Hart's Vegetable Extreet—The Untall~ Finer Coxcneeaoxat, Dimer —The Americans and re err Ged ot & Dey ctrvet, Rew publicans in his district have united upon Lather ©, Car —-—— ler, of Flushing, aa their candidate for Congress. Sourn Canosa —Gen, Gadsden bine declined the nomi Political Intelldgence, The ve Hom. Gerrit Semitin, the Rew liizam Dnterean, #9 fowery, New York: e Bowery, Now York; L. C. Coo, 2d Pilea, Piles, Piles, Piles.—The Success thet hes followed the use of Dr. WITMER'S pile suppository bnew doen astouiabing. Agent, Ib Bowery, nation .n the Charleston district for Coagrees. Hon. Wm. Miracnious Vermin Porter Miles bas therefore m0 opponent. Hou. Joba | Dwell hoteia, warehen ke. thor ghiy ceaned "yin Moquevn hag no opponent ia the First district. esr of RYE remodien, Dor abe atthe proparrs d= A Crance Turetep.—The Hon, Amasa J. Parker od- Mon, dr gain ral agent, Now. 1) Aster House and ceodzthe democracy of Utiea on Friday evening of last week, He took occasion, in the course of bis speech, wo deny that he had voted in Congress against the right of Petition, explaining that he voted only to lay the anti. slavery petitions on the table after they had boon reeetvod. Cowunpaem.—A democratic paper in this Slate gives the following —Why is the republican party like the comet? Decanee it moves in a very eccentric orbit, and i) Aeeprear in November, Dr. Walser and the Richmond County Medt- on Wetnes. day, Ort. 13, at the residence of the bride's father, by the fev. Mr. Haskins, rector of St, Mark's church, Joaw W. Roamer, of New York, fo Anon, ter of Lemuel 8. tiebaréeon , Kay wier—Torstmy.—At the Sharon House, a Wednemiay, Oct 18, by the us Pearkea, Mr. Kowanp Expres to Mise Harrie Toustey, both of Sharon Springs Masx—Wnaotes muy —At &. John's charch, on Wednes day, Det, 18, by the Rev. George Weston, Mr. Rircway 8 a f Faston, Penn. w « Fassie Tt. Wicoccury, Married. Teekt—TuoaRnson.—In Hrooxlyn, FD, Sha t daughter of Joseph Wiloughby , Kee. of Unis it eal Soctety. T Pillatelphie and Basten papers phones copy : Ata special meeting of the Medical Society of Richmond Moncav—Mriiey.—At Centurion church, Fortreas Mon. county, held at the Lyceum on Friday, Sopt. 24, 1858, the | ree, (id Point Comfort, Vo jay, Ort. 12, by the M. L. Chevers, Lieut. Crannrs I. Monaax, US. A., to subjoined regolution was offered and adopted: Resolved, That whereas Dr. Theodore Waler baa published pon the committee appointed by this so oe Sorta A. MELLEN, oldest Ganghtor of Chester Meleo, Feq,. of Old Po'nt, cleay bo tnvestigats the crt causes of yellow faver pra. | NOVREHatr At Janes Sattlag on Santen Lady [50 to appear atihe | Ort 10, by the Rew. Cover} New York city, to 3 se Porwaans to the foregoing resolution, the Society com vened at the Lyceum on Teesday evening, Oct. 12, on which oe om yr. Walser adinitied that the charges were incorreet, and expressed bis Willinguess ty make an ex nee of the anation in wriung te a commiitee appointed by the so. | be ber, Mr. Warr y. The following resolutions wore then introduced and danghter of J, € apried e PrnorROnikia At Nortliy Recsioed, Thet. « yr ne ot thin to. | Bp at th ' veo 2.08 to bri by the ciety be appointed to confer with Dr. Walser and receive hi | EXENHEER Prvor, Peg, to Miss Canonis explanation, and tiwt this comiittes be entrusted wich powa | Nerthpert © Oot 14, at, the re vis tie Grace the Aroh- Shey Asie K. Govremno rs, of this city on Tuesday, Cet ¥. Mr. Orohard mainte, both of tofecelve De. Walecr's retraction and disposa of R befureth | Ronurn—ownnn —On Thursday, Het. 14, at the chapel Pest meeting of the adete ty | oc the Rroncway Tubernacle, by the Rev. Joseph F. | Kesolved, That the Chairman, Dr. Anderson, Dr Lea ant | Phompeon, D. 1, Me. Carus T. Renorns, to Mies Sanam Te. Richaelecu net aa mid cotainitios, | Nc! thie cee On the following evening, October 13, Dr. Walser mot ntti this city, by the 6. A. Poltay {he above named gentiemen on presemted the eubjoined Wise Canouse statement, which was received — States [etary Oot. 12, 1868, Gextiewen in two communications which were addressed by Lgl Ronrd of Health of New York, acing Rae <n used Which appear to convey reflections on the a a Seema enn ge Connt , toe re ie ortatn and wumber if oui overseer aised this seston. » retract any. ei mcior of fhean grttiemen, braved i nnd trthtty. ‘iiwhacged ron roi noboORS Warern Willtameburg City News. Ke Orextne oF 4 Prete Sonoe.—The formal re opening of the public school in Remeen street took place on There: day, in the presence of » large number of the members of Sear Daren, of itis ony SO VeRMAY— Pay st At Port Jefferson, L. 1, on Wednes the Rev. 8 Gibbs, B. SinvKnMan to of Paterson, Nod, TD papers please copy HAM MIL a= At St. Bartholomew's chureh, Thoredey, Get 14, Jase BR. Wintiase, to Fassy 1. Mutu, eldest danghter of the late Jonathan Miller, Req., of this ty Wrcuey——Carvmt.—On Wednesday, Oct. 18, by the Rew. Dr. M ir. Jous Th. Wraerry, of this erty, to Mice Mary Jave Cathe, of Newark, Noa Ww Beer aw ay, Ort. 1 man Wee ~| kham, all of this by the Re to GeoROIANSA, daughter of Mr. Ger ety ne Workers Bavetor.—In this on Tuesday, Oct. 12, the Board of Etueation and the parents and friends of the | ay ; * of the bride's wr, by the Rev. Iv children, This school, of which Mr. Faward Rash and | Bellows Capt. Romer ff. Warnes, of Salem, Mast, 10 Miss Miss Ralph are the princ.pals, bas been remodelled at « | Besse danghter ot dol nebor, Esq. ost of $12,000, aud is WOW am OTRAMNGMs 10 Dak part of bag Paloma aud ww Mayen popes pleawe GORY H Died. Aer.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Oct. 14, Racmast Ast, widow of the late Themas Ast, ped T2 years. The fiencs of the family are respectfully invited to attend the foneral, th (Fricay) afternoon, at threo o'clock, (rom ber late reaidence, corner of Suaith and Pa silic plrect Unavy.—€ Modipeeday,, Oo 18, Joun Brapy,& na of the county Galway , Ireland, aged 62 years. Mis trends and re Lute aee the frivneis of bis brotis sr inlaw, William Hy Agnew, are respeetiully invited Aitend'the funeral, trem his late reaidenoe, No, 139 Ma | o> stroot, corner of Lirmingbam, this (Friday) adLormad ., atoneo'ctork without further invitation, Galwny (Ineiand,) papers please copy. Tian Ou Wedhesday morning, Oct 18, Mrs. uza- rim, wife of the lite James Blain, in the 82d year of her age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and thoee of he. bon, Rufus Glan, also those of her late son-in- ln, Willlain Jamison, «re respectfully invited w attend the fu neral, this (hriday ) attornoan, at (Wo O'olOok, fron No. 138 Weet Twenty -fourtl, st ect, Roxnriz.—Ov Wednestay afternoon, Oct. 13, Tamarsin daughter of Alexander and ‘Tammisin H. Bonnell, aged % menths, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at tend the foneral, Uhis (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, trom No, 75 Past ‘dwe nty eighth street. Lercr.—On Wednesday, Oct, 13, Jonx Wa, Bana, son of Joba aud Anne Bergin, pos 11 months und 6 days. Savannah papors please cop; CaMrunLt.—On Tuesday; otk. 12, after a protracted. ilt- nosh, Mis, MaRcanae FE. Campnsts, widow of the tate Capt. | | Donald Campbell, in the 60th year of her ag 1 All tho triends of the family are. requosied to attend tho fuverai, Crom her late residence, No. 71 Hester street Uhle (Friday) aftoruoon, at ono o'clock. Hor remaing wil ‘be takep to Cyprona Hilla for interment, CavKc—On Wednesday, Oot. 1%, Caaniorr L. Cagron, only daughter of George and Charlolt Church, The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to | attend the funeral, this (Friday) morning, at half past | bine 0} ‘k, from Ko. 15 Bond Street, Brooklyn. Rrookiyn Eagio please copy Evays.—In the City of Brvoklyn, on Wednesday, Oct. 13, Mr. James kvans, aged 54 years, ‘Tho funeral will take pinto on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, Livingston street, Brooklyn. Goopuxart,—Suddenly, on Wednesday, Oct. 13, ANNA | Gocpneaut, wife of Wikiain Goodheart, aged 26 years and | | 7 days. The rolatives and friends of the family, those of hor | brothers, James and John Leonard, also those of bor brothers in-law, James Irving snd George Goodheart, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bor tate residence, in Eightieth sireet, between Second and Third avenues, this (Friday) rine ‘AL one o'clock. California papers please cop; Grsky.—On Thursday, ot 14, Carnaniny Gren, aged 41 years, Hor relatives and friends are invited to attend the fa oral, his (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residcuee, No. 38 Seammel street. Pennsylvania papers please copy. Cumecr.—Or Thursday, Oct. 14, of consumption, Wa LAN Grwonr, of Sanguhar, Domfricsshire, Seotland, aged years, 2monuis and 2 days. The friends of the funy ure respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, aC one o'elook,, {yom bia late residency, No. 130 West Kighteenth stroat. Hivwr.—On Thursday mor igi oes 14, Rorngaia Hur, formerly of Newton, N. J., in the 46th year of hor age ‘The funeral will take place this (FFiday) morning, at eleven o'clock, from No, 118 West 15th street. Hanan. On, Thursday, Get. 7, by the swamping of a sail-beut on Lake Erie, near Cle and, Jaws, youngest son of Jobn and Mary Herdman, lately of New York and Rrooklyn, fea On Thursday morning, Oct. 14, Mrs. Marcarxr Kan, wile of Hagh Kerr, ‘The reutives and triends of the family, also those of hor brothe: inlaw, John Heughan, are respectfully in vited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) atternoon, at two o'clock, from har tate r d street. remains wil MarTnavers.—In New Orleans, day, Sept. 18, of yollow fever, Wituam E. MaLTRavEns, pion f 28 youre, 8 months and 16 days icon. —On Thursday, Oot. 14, Wasim Jom, only nof Denis and Mary Ann Singleton, aged 7 montis and 14 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend th» foneral, this (Friday) afternoon, at g ym the residence of his parents, No, 197 Cork aud Clonmel papers please copy. Parrason.—On Wednesday, Get. 15, Manorar Parren son, widow of the late James Patterson, tn the 64th year ot her age. ‘The reiatives and friends of the fumily are invited to at- I, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, vce of hor daughter, Martha Hampton, from No. 22 Aveuve D. ————_ i MISCELLANBOUS, NEW STYLE—PRICK $0 —GROVEK & BAKER'S elebented fainily sewing machines, 485, Hroadwny, ume queationably the ‘in the market for’ family use, are now ofered at ® rate that places them within the rea: ‘hot all T ETAT 6 at ow retail store pr dtamoki we cca EW 6H D WATCHES, DIAMOND RING LD CHAIN: DIAMOND BREASTPINS. DAVID arr, 406 Broadway, up states, —— A. BARTHOLE'S: we a Bacuinan, Witt be rendyein nt NOW ON TAND ms" CBLEH MAC no, coer, London; rept das SHUTTLE SEWING Latest inprovermont OFTICE 489 BROADWAY, CORNER O} PR OOUE ETREES Reduction of sewing machine Ray} wo nie re pee __ local agenis wanted. “ Adaress box AM 8 ony HAIR comrt: TELY “RESTORED T0 A ul binck oF beuwn tay ualng « boatto of Dose net dteector or! tajure the akin, and wl hair" ty ite original color by one oF two applications. Le used Ue anne ne water, foaving ao stain or bad naell at applying tt. Deciderity the Yevtest and most conventent “sinte Dye" ever invented turning the hair any shade from x 2." Hendra trauiie. Only 2s. « botle WILSON'S HATR RESTORER 4 prevent the hair from falling ont, atrengthen the prowih of the hair, and prevent tbe hair turning cray. No olle or grease need be used. Kendora | the bas fue and glonsy without any other preparation. | Only iarge Hotties Sole aonncy at UUSEWAN'S drug store, We Grand street, New York, aud CAL SINDEN, Taira wd Wich, Now 2 amd 4 Walnut streets, Philadelphia. Claries savet, Ballinore. FRESH LOT OF GEN pins, new dexicos, shirts te furnishing bonae, 26 A’ vee, <1 ® FOR POUNLE | tiled waterproot Mas, $54 for double foled pegred boots, Warranted to give satisiaction, WORD TO THE WISK.--WHEN THE DAYS ANY TOT. fest, and the aan threatens fevers Ard ly eurnmer moledics, whe fghis are sharp and cold, presnging ebille Ted ane, the roreful ian hia ows phywielan, 4 all such ailment Dy Judi Jows are few th, by uve agent. 8. STEINPRLD, ® "And by ail respectable druggists T NVATPS OLD ENGRAVING FSTABLISHYENT, corner of Maiden lane and Broadway, wed fon cards ond Hotes, “at home” aod “at chur ek, ‘tend printed in (he most artistic manner, T WHOLESALE—LOORING GT ASSES, git mouldings, all witha, four cents fli whides, four conta per foo, black woln pir do; for city or country trade, at friend I gre, ee William street, corner of Ann str: ALL St fort; roaswor A birder ye AML ch Cheapest ia T RVERDEL Broedway, corner of CROSSLEY MEDALLION VEL VET ©. ARPET jae yore Bi id to dt Be be woul iogealos KY Ousletbe Sle; We. aud 200,” Dew WIRA: Rep arerierencd octaves, the sale ta to's to ul pa tarters vee, sale tn tote rr from unre es peaves os Sow Tor, X. B.—Terma low. vidctse 22 a | rR ALL MEANE CALL AT PULEERTON'S POR YouR | w garments, gloves and luatery, (or fall and winter wear, 90! Hromdwsy. BRB NIONS GR ENT ARGI MENTS joint cared without pain or cusang, by De. Zach 700 Broudway. am NAT PRNETRATING | THN | ' } O% NS, RUNTONS, } 4 baba g immediately after the operstion, withont the | \ | mon S-WEDDING CARDS, THES Jentitiy engraved, on on ane mrect Kstablisho: CRLE. BAT TOS | feah extracted whihont pain, wo that the he Bier tothe pauewt, by Be BACIANIE, sarge ow chigopelih TH) Brondway | onan AND WINTER Chathing warehouse Nos 66 nod om Puitom stones, 2 old awd CUM street Fepecia) attention Is given to this rienent. Aw he prices, Rvoun tatters himsnlf that he cam and does ond } fy ory other clotiter in the city of New York, For inaance— OVERCO UTS. well made und trimmed, ne lowAg.....6 = 8 over remtn ‘ Bow Rw a Lies conte uw Pur beaver ‘oe Nol L tin, peversham, whir sctinets felt and other Vn Feta. yc \arahat, whe pool, Aatine bite The ace ih (reek conte in the eft larpest wets elenal « in the pay beefed ws 80, 88 8, 8. Beware SM to 1S Bive, brow mh frock SW eT ALOONS yo cloth, consimere and doeakin pants § 3% large stock of (aacy catsimers punis Tr ami. B: axlaome carsimers hysiness vente $1 wt nrey silk vests. tM 5 Pansy veivet vesie ° 200 8 FURNISHING GOOT Urderearmerte, shirts, collars, handkereh! tf, eravate, tes, ov ery, suspenders, gloves, &e., &c., at low prives, at ®V a Srenetve ¢ LOTITLSG WAREHOUSE, Nos, 68 and steve ern ges Wud od Ul iy fiom i v > aecanaaiad GRSAT Faintiva NIAGARA Beturved ana ov BARKER'S UL Out oe, THK CARNIVAL BACE | AT ROME, 16 toot by . Theee two om Mera. ainuoge, gether collection of choice aad valuable Cagravingn, te peaenan al fre eo aM - TO BK PRERENTRD To the general ton iy of BIAGALe, BEAUTIFULLY PIINTOD Un OOLOMm, Pay Now publishing by aa, nun! For turder ions mene pani ‘iain i ig ASE Aenean 20 YOR! BUNIONS AND DF! — Cops ts only tert nucontal mttbod ar Known. Cian ‘& BAS EE A eas ous or GOODALE, aT Na. 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PARA PARIS PANCY GOODA Aone, UABE We also cali attention to our CUNDELIERS AND GAS SIRTORES, RRLING SILVER, AND SILVER PLATED WA CUTLERY ASD MIRRORA, Of which we have an unusually rich aud varied whio& we are prepared to soli at SSTRARELY wooenare vei HaCuMWwoUT 4 00., i Bron y and Broome street, M™ GASKELL NEW NOvEI. pearl street (Pram unre) blll this day, ‘sawareh MY LADY LUDLOW, A NOVEL By Mas. Gosnnis Bro. paper, 12 cents. Fnglish literature cam boast of no. living female write who combines a style of sach blonial ewestntes eat strength as the author of © Mary Barton.” MES. GASKELIOS NOVELL PUMLISUED BY HARP RE & BE MARY BARTON, ATALE OF MANCHEST RN EPR. Sv0., p pe nich Been xonta “AND SOUTH. HARPER & BROTHERS w of the shows works hy mally postage pal y part of the United Hatem wader 3,000 teliew) on tect a the money. Ms - MEEFING OF THE CRYSTAL ree ex. bibitors.— Alention. ~The te fair, and al) thoes whe sympathi dustry, are requested wo allend «mass meeting to be bed ab the Conper Institute this eveniag, 15th bastent, my Beveral distinguished ge Peery philan Fy public ap! Girone’ ‘8 SEWING a hm IMPORTANT TO THE A new family sewlng ia. . ‘combining Ue lala to Provementa, wt ve @ pre i bhgers sewing mwhines it a weil known, cheaper in tact, ‘The retwed ope in price, bave always een what they Will do, than an; heiprieecere ore reduced, oe that att mat be ata, Call add com Soni hoy “ Lines at low saan Oe RGR & CO, ‘icoadwag,_ Soars GLASS, RARE PRRIIC ALA NO} MET ALA Saipe rior cngnae oll, pesenoe bey, pettinn. alutainem cardia, bk Kanese, nitrate strona, aabeston, blac DR. bn PRUCH TWANG! N. B.—Treatine oa lermented liquors. Queerinep re ATRD WARF, . ted mannifactory Af Fs DIXON & SONS, consisting 6 SETS, CAKE BASKETS, WATERERS, CASTERS, fe, dem For sale al a smalladvance om dhe imporvatiow cost, bF W. dP. DALLAY £00,, Gi nod GK Broadway. Porehocere are cautioned to eee thot the royal erm are tossed on the button of Ditom s genuine Sheffield plate, # iver mownting®, alan that the levers NS janet: plawd om Bickel silver Dy the old tre process ic b bas hitherte piled only to purting on copper, with silver e uges aad stu ) THE LADIES, GENTS, MISCRS, CIYLDREN ANT bon pare in want of « fine pair a bo Boe abowe, - u can get the cheapest aad CAMTLIYS, 377 Broodway, and y Leet faahiowmble in the city HR GREATEST MEDICAL J DIScOVARY OF THR, noe T De. Kennedy, of Roxbury, Maas. has diservered @ ha rood. and on old 4 & perl cure. cae ~eripewie tie SC DDRD hot wo cold ehiily, amd ey raigia, tic doloreaus, tr ei es way's veady riot Should be . 4 i Vurmuted Wn er. CN. XX. etradeny. Price "lL. “Wannfnet WILD! PFN ONIN — “40 Mucray sweet, New Te TISTT OAK PALS \ to prst cents te CLOTHING WAREBOU RE, Saud 86 Polen sureet Creat eale of War OO THRO. R. B. 1 GROOT. ANTIDOTE “WILL UTTERLY AN- vets ne pane late coughs, bre debuity, then Sa [ roe & Paar JOHN PY. ne ¥ count atroet, aad Taraggats generay. $4. 50? DOUBLE one 4 PROOF “ SES’, 1 p Ae Pry