The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1858, Page 5

ouR WAVAL ViSITERS, Visit of the British Steam wrieste Valorous Sir William Gore Cuseley—International Courtesic:—The Frigate Sabine. Tro arrival of this fing frijzate was announced in yes: terday!'s Hixarp, and as she will probably remain in our port for cight or ten days, she will be an object of mach interest 1 our people, ‘The fact that she was one of the vessels of the Auantict yh squatron, and the im- portent part which she played as the escort of the Aga- memeron while that versel was engaged in the work of Jaying the cable, give her an a-tditional interest, The Valorous is one of sovora! steam frigates that wore built by the British governmont about seven years ago. She was detached for the purpose of supplying the placo of the steam frigate Leonard, whieh, it will bo remem. ‘Dore, acted as the consort of the Agamemnon on the frst attempt to lay the cable, in August, 1867, The Leopard ‘Was at the time on the Guif station, under the command of Captain Wainwright, and her crew, like that of the Susquehanna, suifered from the yellow fever, but not to the samo torribls extent. The Valo. rous was in the Black and Bultic sea: durins ‘the war with Rursia, and although not in acti n, rendered efficient service in other ways, During the unsnocessfa telegraph expedition of last June sho fought her way through the terrific storm of eight days, in which tho Agamemuon was so near being lost. Her quarter bout were almost carried away, and her cabin was partly unde* water, but by keeping upafull head of steam sho wa enabled to ride out the gale successfully. When the whole telegraph squadron assembled at the mid-ocoan rendez. vous, Captain W. ©. Aldham, her commander, wont oa board tho Nitgara, whore, with Captains Hudson and Preedy, the necessary arrangements wero made in regard to the time of splicing the cable and other matters neces- sary for the great undertaking. Hardly, however, had ‘the splice been made, and three miles been paid out from each of the two cablo ships, before the line parted, and they were obliged to recommence the work. The splice was again made, and the ships separating started for their different destinations ; but this time they were doomed to the same ill fortune. About eighty miles of the cable were paid out from the Niagara and Agamempon, when it was found that the continuity was gone, and that there was ‘dead earth’ on the con- ductor, which, explained to the unscientific, siguifies that the conductor was in contact with the bottom. Another and a third attempt was mace; bit, after about threo hun- dred adcitional miles had been run ont from the two ships, the cabie broke near the stern of the Agamemnon, and the squadron returned to Queenstown to coal and prepare for the final and successful effort. Tho history or what fol- jowed is still fresh in the minds of our readers, and it Is only necessary to add that the Valorous lod the Agamom. non into Valentia Bay, where the eastern end of the cable was landed on the Sth of August last. The Valorous was despatchod to this country for the purpose of conveying Sir Wiliam Gore Ouseley to Central America as tho Special Envey from England. On her way sho stopped at Fayal, from which she brought forty-two of the passengers of the fated Austria, who were Janded at that port by the French bark Maurico. All this was, however, given in detail in yesterday's Heratp. The other ships which were employed in laying the cable have been since ongnged on ditferont miasions. The Niagara bas been sent swith a cargo of Congos to Africa, whilo the Gorgon, ber sesoort, was at work, when last heard fron;, making sound- ‘ngs at the entrance to the harbor of St. Johus. A rather’ dangerous reef, known as the Merlin rock, stands right in the way of veasels, and on this rock the Niagara twice struck on going into and coming out of the harbor. Capt. Dayman, the commander of the Gorgon, had recommend. ed tho remova! of the rock by basting. The Agamemnon has been put out of commission, and ig at present under- going the necessary repairs to fit her for sea, ‘The Valorous carries sixteen guns, and her register is 1,250 tons, Her horso power is 400, and her full comple- ment of officers and men 220. The following is a list of her officers:— Captain—Sir Wm. ©. Aldham, Knight of the Bath. Lieutenante—K. Moore, Hon. J. S$. Fitzmaurice, Howard Kerr. Master—8. Braddon. Lieutenant of Marines—II. C. Heaslop. Surgeon—Patrick Slevin Paymaster—W. M. Shanks. Chaplain and Naval Instructor—Rov. D, J. Boutflower. Amistant Surgeou—P. B. Manstield. Matee—Uion. E. L. V. Mostyn, Wm. Erskine, Wm. H Royse. Chief Fngineer—Richard Williameon. Assistant Engineere—W. Farquharson, J. Broach, J. Scott, H. Walker, Robt. Gilchrist. Captain Aidbam bad the title of Knight of the Bath con ferred upon him for the important service and assietanc + which he rendered in laying the cable, the same mark o Alstinction having also been con’erred upon Captal Preedy of the Agamemnon. Whatever doubts may b entertained as to the claims of others who have been knighted in consequence of their connection with the great enterprise, there can be none in rogard to the two gentlemen we have named. Captain Aldbam is one of the most efficient and talented officers in the British navy, and for that reason he was appointed by the government to {be important position which be occupied. He is a gentle. ‘man of the most unassuming manners, and, independent of his official position, a man of fine qualities, We tras, ho wiil receive during his stay at our port those courte. sies and attentions to which his recent services as well as his present character of a visiter entitle him. Sir William Gore Ouseley visited the Valorous yes. terday morning, and received the usuai honors of a salute from that vessel. He then weat on board the United States frigate Sabine, where he was received, in the absence of Capt. Adams, by Liout. Maxwell Woodhu' The marines ware drawn up in close order, and presented arms to the distinguished visiter on his arrival and de- parture, A salute was also fired, with admirable pre cision, from the Sabine, as he pulled off im his own ‘dont for the shore. The captain of the Britush steamer re. mained some time after them, and oa hia departure also tecetved the honor due bis rank. The Sabine ix one of old ships which lay so jong unlauncht at tho Navy Yard, and ia but re- cently in commission. She is, however, in perfect order, and presenta to the eye of even an ordinary ob- server every evidence of being well manned and officered. She hae a fine crow, a heavy and efetive armament, and is fully equipped for hard service, Captain Page received some of hia personal friends on board yesterday at noon, who had the pleasure of witnessing the ceremonies usual in these cases of the reception of notabilities. Annexe! is a correct list of officers of the Sabine — Flag officer—Wm. B. Shubrick, commanding Braail juads on ont Parag expedition. Capel Kane, commanding Sabine. M. Woodhull, vo omer; U Chas, & Lieutenants— ail, exeeutire MeDonongh, Geo. P. Welsh, Wm. H. Mardaugh yg), Wi, Gideon, KP. R. Lewis, L. 1. Nowman, W. rgron—James M. Greene. Sonn F. Steele. First Lieutenant of Marinco—Chas. A. Tonderson. Becond Lieutenant i Marines—Thos. $. Wilson. Passed Assistant Su —Tames F. Harrison. Assistant Suri Rertolette. Chaplain, Rev—Jobn Clarke. Commortorn's Secretary—Thes. Jefferson Page, Jr. Cotdsborough, Jr., Jolin Page. Pontewnin—Paul Atkinson. bare <" yo Balimaker—Joha Joines. Master's Mates—Valentine FH. Voorherse, Pant. Nine more, Chas. W. Lawrence, John ©, Robinson, Win. @. Roche, James E. Towers. There aro also on board tho Hon. James B. Bowlin, Commissioner (o Paraguay, and Samuel Ward, Baq., Se- eretary of Legation, ‘The crew consista of 420 men and 106 marines, It is believed on board that tho Sabine will sail today and all are anxious to be off. Te was remarked that the firet salute of the Vatorow should have been returned from Governor's Island, ao- Cording to the etiquette observed in all the ports of fire Fate Powers, but the officer in command is probably with out orders. Yesterday the salutes were—first, that o tho Valorons to Sir Gore Ouseley; next, that of the Sabine ‘and Inst, the reply of the Valorous to the Sabine, This reply was marked by a slight mistake in the time and the count of the Inst gun, but otherwise it was man-of-war like, The officers of the Sabine are all flne-looking men, and have @ high reputation in the service. We shall watch the progress of the Paraguay squadron with much interest. On Commander Page, who ia Captain of the fleet, a large responsibility rests, as he is not only to be ‘the pilot up the Rivor Plate, but is to lead and direct tho thickest of the fight. Woe will answer for him whorovor duty or honor calls him, ‘ ivan Coorry Crew Fate —Noa. 198 raed, dor 30, 2,88 82, 83, 86, 81, Bo bs! 8, Ba: Bt; 108, 101, 103, 108, 168 99,42 0 0,4, Hy ly, 3, 9, Say crite POLITiIcs. Democrctic Ameuhey Nomin ntlons=What the Assemd!y Conventions Did Last Night--P° Republican County Convention Meelag— Stormy Scener—Pas n of the Opposition is the Seventh Congression Convention. Pursuant to the call of the Democratic Genoral Commit tee the Conventions selected to nominate Assemb' ymin vet in their respective districts last night to perform try duties assigned to them. Annexed is the results, a8 dotaiied by our roporters:— Frret Disrrict.—Tho Democratic Assembly Convention of tho First district mot last evening at No. 19 Gre nwich street, and nominated Jacob 1. Smith as the demo: candidate of tho diatrict at the coming eteotion, A ty crowd thronged the house while the Convention was in session, hut there was no disturbance, Szconp Pastricr.—In the Second Aiatrict the Democratic Assembly Convention nomminated Thos, Kinyin for Assom biyman iast evening. The Convention held t moyeting at Monroe Hall, corner of Peart and Centro streots. ‘Tap Distract.—Tho Democratic Convention of Huis dis- trict met in the Fifth Ward Hotel last evening and nomi- nated Christian B. Weodrafl (or Assemblyman, kvery- thing passed off peaceably. Founrn Dasrricr.—The Fourth Democratic Assembly Con vention assembled at Pythagoras Hall, Canal st-eot, and nominated William Gover. Tem Insrnict.—Tho Convention met at the cornor of Hudson und Barrow streets. An informal bailot was had, when J. Delany got ton votes and TL. Iirrison two. On motion Delany's nomination was declared unvnimons, Sex Disrisct.—The Sixth Democratic Assemb'y Con- vention met at the Crystal, Grand street, and uaanimous- ly re-nominuted George A. Jeremiah. Sevawrn Instrict.—The Convention of the Seventh Dem- cratic Ars mbly district, comprising part of the Ninth and Fifteenth wards, met at the Woothine Hotel, at the cor ner of Sixth avenue and Thirteenth street, at eight o'clock precisely. Mr. Wm. M. Giles, of the Fifteenth ward, wis called to the chair, and Mr. James O'Neill, of tho Ninth ward, acted as Secretary. Potor W. Engs, F2q., Was unanimously nominated by acclamation as the canditate for that district for the next eession of the Legislature, and a committee, consisting of Messrs. Lindsay, Town and Giles, was appointyt to wait upon that gentleman and inform him of his nomination. The committee accordingly aljourned to Mr, Engs’ resi dence, and on their return reported that be had left the city for Virginia, ‘The committee was then instrocted to wait on the candidate on bis return, and in case of bis non-acceptance of the nomination, the Secretary will in form the members. ‘The Convention then adjourned to meet at the call of the Chair. Fscrm Drsrrict.—The Fizghth Democratic Asssmbly Convention met at the corner of Pitt and Broome strests, and re nominated James J. Rielly. Nevnt_Distrier.—The dem: of this district mot at corner of Ninth avenue and sixth street Hast night. Tho Convention, however, adjourned until Monday, with. out taking any action, Text Misnet,—The Tenth Democratic Assembly Con vention mot at Jackson Hall, 208 First avenue, Jolin W. Charles was the choice of the Convention, and received the nomination. Eveventit Districr—The members of this Convention mot at ight o'clock at the hotel corner of Brow away ant Thirty-eighth strect—Wr. Peter Trainer being and Mr. Jervis MeMullen Secretary. ‘The. firs taken showed for— Another }ailot was thon taken, after which Mc. was nominated by acclamation as the candidate of that district. Tweiem Drernicr.—The Twelfth Democratic Assembly Convention assembled at Union Hall, Fourth street ant avenne C. W. Cook in the chair. Messym 3% go W. Hoserer, John O'Nei!, J. Antorson ad J Yonnolly named before the Convention, Sat as none received a a vote, the Cogyertion adjourned to Monday Di i. Tarreevm Drernict.—The Democratic Convention of this district assembled at the National Hall, Forty fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, at a little afer eight o’clock—Mr. Peter P. Boppert in the chair, — M Patrick Murphy, Secretary—when Peter Mastarsin Faq. was unanimously chosen by acclammation as thy cant date of the district. A committee was then appo'nted to wait on that gentleman, and the Convention adjourned sine die. Fourrersm Drerescr.—The democrats of this district mot at eight o'clock last evening, at the corner of Twenty- second gtrect and Third avenue. The following is the re- sult of the balloting — NEW YORK HERALD, x i County Potities. Ni THE REPULLIOAN COUNTY CONVENTION. | yputican Conrty Convention reassembied at Maarcal yeatertay afternoon, according to Mr. Charles Jones, of the Ninth ward, oe | © pied the ebair \ The Ce ence Committee, anpointed at a previous mooting, reported tho reanit of thoir deliberations, which was similar to the report presented to the Congressional renvrinder of the Ueket, | AGEN, Of Flatlands, moved that the report of the | committer de txid upon the table, which was lost by 33) yeas to 35 nays, Mr, Niemen moved that the report he adoptod. Wr. Bercry, of Matlands, moved that the Convention | Proceed to nomnate a alvaight ticket, which was ruled | ont of order by the Chair, Mr, Jaser (. Syove led off ina atrong spesch against fa- sion, on the supposition that tho Americans would not | suprort the republican candidates. Mr. J. G. Benary contended that thore wore no princl- Pos involved in the county offices, but Uhat there were in Be, ofice for Comgreas, which candidate tho republicans | Asocnred, Ho urged the acceptance of the roport. ae Benedict, of the Ninth Ward; Judge Birdseye, of the Sixth ward; Mr: Littigjon, of the Tenth ward; ‘Mr. Colo, of the Soventh ward, and Mr. Rotman, of the Third ward, mao strong argumenta in t of the report, and Urged the necessity of concitiating all the opposition elements to the present Lecompton constitution with & view of sending @ republican Congreasman from the | Second district. Judge Pixpskys offered the tollowing resolutions as a subsUtute— Resolved, That this Convention Is in favor of # cordial union of all tho elements af opposition to the national administration in a manner j and fair and calculated to secure the support | the opposition. ed, ‘That the report already made by tha Committon of Gonterence beretotore appointed ia mot waisfactory to this Convention. Resolved, That anch report be re-commited to 841 Confo- rene Committee, with Instructions to meet any ¢mmittea ap- pointed by any Other proposing t unite with us, and to rop pare othis Convention: Provided, however, that the Cont Cominlitee ‘shall. in any_arrancement to be made of county offices, take into’ eonaiteration and recognise the just claims of the Raitern district of this city. Hesolved, That whon we adjourn we adjourn to meet at this place on Monday afternoon, 1th inat., at (wo o'clock. ‘Tho proviso was offered by Mr. Dennis Strong, of the Fastern district, and accepted by the mover of the reso- lutions. Mr. CammkyER moved that all resolutions now ponding be laid on the tabi, and that the Convention proceed to pominate astraight ticket, which was lost by 21 yeas ty 49 pays. Mr. Harxxnack, of the Eastern district, moved that the Ameriran Convention be requested to withdraw the ticket ated. eK Said that would involve the withdrawal of the reprblican candidate for Congress; and after sous consideration it was withdrawn, ‘The resolutions of Judge Birdseve were adopted withoat diseent, and the Convention adjourned till Monday after Leon Next, at two o'clock. ‘Noe American County Convention has been called to meet this afternoon at two o'clock, to take action in regard to (he vominations, Personal Intelligence. Hon. D. J. Bailey, of Georgia; Purser L. D. Slamm, United States and Captain J. 8. Nowten, United States Army ington, ithe Whesing Wirsspoudent of tho Raltimore Sun —I have just read a fetter from Edwin Forrest ( tlemap at the hotel, wherein be says, most emphatically that be will never appear 4s an actor again, Acthur Tappan, Esq., is very dangerously il at bis resi denee at New Haven. Fr ali ARRIVALS. . From A Aspinwall, in steamship Star of the West—Mre nest Miller, DC Hayden, Mes Roverson, Me- and three children, KR Lane, Wm Rice aud wife, Dr 1. B Blakesby, & 1 Pond, d B Lathrop, Ir, Mra Over tou and infant, GL Bradley, Thomas, Rev ¥ Carro, F 8 Hight, Mrs Morgan nnd chill co Daniela and child, Mra JM Pindsil, Capt sherm: irs Van Honten, Mrs eye: Means,’ Mra Rosterman, 1. F-verdens, fit Delaplalne, ates, Bike, J evensnn, 4 Reynolds, KR K C Jarnigon ‘aylor andthree children, S Davidson, LM WL Lvs ply wite and fufant; D Burbank, GR Longw. E Dutton Mr' Valens and wife, GG hrizes, | Ringer. ‘Staples, Miss Smith, F Lutehison SWitayinonde tt sites ivechers, OW. Davia M i Armitage an| child, Mra Mayer. Mr Wheelwrishts K Romero, W Morton, Henriques. WW Pratt, Jos Buck bee, Pacitic Raliroad Co,; H B Blakesby—and 24% io the steer age. DEPARTURPS. For Southampton, Havre and Hamburg, in the steamshiy Hammonia—John Oshrey, Mra Nesmith, two chiltren aot nurse HH Roslo, Chas Silafeld, Henry Jaquin. lady and ois ter; Chas Salm, W {any Behn, Enos Warberich, W 0 ro 4 | Betwer. ase ‘Murr, tt Tie Tiraneke Carl Vorwerk, “a D' Korat, W ‘ Westphai. ax Wiuknniy, G. Aienander Jue . 2] Zimmermann, Ch Mobr, Richard > Fgbert Veilo.... ssoel iy, Rei w% Ny, Petar Father, And gaxer, oe aad ady, Nicola citer, Phillip Riker, 1. Tx ves ruby The Convention adjourned, without making a nomina- ag here ag a tion, until next Wednesday evening at half-past seven o'clock. Firrexxta Disnuct.—The democrats of this district met in large numbers last evening at the corner of Thirty- fourth street and Second avenue. Mr. J. Augustus Page was nominated. Suxrepsm Mereter.—Tho democracy of this district mot last evening, corner of Fifty-eigbth street and Third ave- nue, The Convention adjourned, without nominati ‘until next Wednesday evening, when the nomination wil probably take place. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION. The Republican County Convention met at 618 Broad- way last evening. The Chairman of the committee ap- pointed to confer with the Americans upon a fusion ticket reported the result of the conference, and recommended that tho county offices be apportioned between the Amori- cans and republicans, according W the agreement of the conference, A minority Teport, signed by ave five ersons, was offered, recommending no fue to lay the majority report on the table was sais, ond jost. It was moved to adopt it. A long and irregular debate fol- lowed, but on the vote being taken it stood 76 in favor of adopting the report and 32 against it. No action was taken on the minority report. The Convention then went into a ballot, viva voce, for — 5 fret was ra accordingly declared nominated. oc Bei P Curislopber. 1 Voutand lady, Minnm Oster line Rohwell, Gearg Kaen, teary’ Sinelture and Inly, Pr Eilers, Christine 1 Hartner, Mand G Collmann, Ferd Brewer ‘Otto Windbeim, Job $ Dietrich Linger, Hi Wurgard, Jona Neuss, John tmp, Peter Hop. Leonhard Better, David Ri rod. John Politzky and eh ranklin Johnson, Ferd Ls TY Welietberser, HV" Anpe.. Chea Hoocland. # erenz0, Ch ch rthelm, Wohianenverger Georg P. mer, Otto V vi Rbein, A Urlich, and others iu the stecrago— ‘Total 136. Geo. Saunders’ Metalic Tablet Razor Strop. This, the genuine article, has never been eaualie’ for pro duc nent posaible edge tow razor. For sale by J. & B'SAUNDERS Not Astor RN Art.—Willlamson Ex. galleries are open w the free inspection of the public. ine their specimens. 10 Cents or 10 Dollars wets Your Portraits taken, or title figure, as you will. Money is our god , 289 Hrondway White's Fall Style Gentlemen's Dress Hat, s spree style reduced Lg Fulton street and 242 Green. h street, corner of Harris & ‘Russak’ Fall Style of Suk Hats fr $%—Unsurpsased for beauty and elegance; also a splentid Seanrtmentot childrens acd misses’ frucy Reis ani cape. 236 Bowery, 828 Grand street and 281 Righth avenge, Gentlemen's Dress Hats, for Fall and Wine unsurpassed by any for style and dura ba of iene? and children's bate aod KELLOGG, S81 Canal street. Admired by Everybody.—The Knox 1 ettolled by atateamen, entlogized by poets, enthusiastion ken ot ot by Cea men, an, atenired by the ay ‘and pron — a ee ie eee Eieses ie rosa of tis nett Co adaresll es Thos. Little, 68 Fiala ip town, Sap inte O'KNUM'S s salesroom, 212 BF. Manniere. FH 3 Broadway, and make » pu oa. va = pd in the City should Leave tt wae Gen. 7. me mien tenn an Amerivan emoter If yon do. oot 1. D. Ward... 1 — | Segoe hin wold plecer ties eamnch, fold stig mt W. A. Darling... 6 - ‘Se ge my es and at Wie factory, 2 and x Mr. Little was nom nated ney was nominated by ac. ¢' Coroners, the balloting resolted as followa:— oe ia Withdrawn. , aioe oat Va appointed to wait a the committee of five was = Convention, inform them of the action Cantrell Lends.—Ladies Wishing Elegant and seasonable shoes, alwn: pote Cantrell'e” 's. Gentlemen's calf, patent leather ard thick, , children's aboos of all vart eles & UANTRELL'S, S13 Broadway. Important to Paren' he Youths’ clothing. No. 31 John street, corner Fa meagan "D. ie CORNRLly taken, and ask their concurrence therein. Tt was after twelve o'clock before the Convention ad- Mesty's Poteet 72 Fitting Shirts, Journed. stom style, all sizes, at FIFTH CONGRESSTONAL DISTRICT. Moobws shirt Emporiam, 252 Broadway Last evenivg the Republican Convention of the Fifth Con- “Personal Taste Consulted.” gressional distriet met at the Odeon—J. W. Riggs in the Twelve different tes dress chair, The nominee of the American Convention, Gilbert cisnibeicusincte CGENINTR 20 Broadway. C. Dean, was presented to the Convention by a commani- onenennans ae cation from the President of the American Convention, ‘wel " and after a warm a dlacesnton, the naman of i. Dean = i WENLN'R AY Brondway thrown over, by a voto wo renven ‘2 ow a Revolution.” went into a ballot, and after several attempts nominated we gweive new at Aron h Mr. Charles M. Briggs by the following vote »—! — WC DENIOR S 214 Broadway. Wm. DP. Andrews, 5; Milet B. Andrus, 16. en — tion then adjourned. Tue reason assigned for the relec- eS Fallerton’s, 301 Broadway, you can {ion of Mr. was uns from © eietpenantion to Fase wah pet ae F dozen. Scart the Americans, but op the ground of the personal unpopu. jf -~ . gloves, under garments, in © Manoel, larity of the candidate. REPUBLICAN AND KNOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS. Firm Assaanty Dnerruct.—The Conference Committee appointed by the Republican and Know Nothing Conven- tions of the Fifth district have agreed apon a candidate to report to the respective Conventions, The following is the formal ball — John J. Shaw “4 2 Henry Cloweland.. vv fhoneratanhion ot Sv. taawe wan are nde exuadenons, The Know Nothing Convention of thie district met on ‘Wednesday evoning last, and instracted their Conference Committee to secertain the platform upon which the can. didato wae te stand before nominating one. It 's an- derstood that Mr, Shaw is Know Nothing enough to suit the most eolid American FUSION NOMINATION IN THE SEVENTH CONGRESS TONAL DisTRICT, An adjourned meeting of the American Congressional Convention for the Seventh district was hold at the rooms, corner of Hurleon and Crietophor streeta, last even ing. The report of the conference waa received and awlopted, and George Briggs was rnanimonsly nominated candidate for Congress. A committen of thres was ap pointed to notify the Republican Convention, then in ses sion, of the action of the Convention in having acceptet the report of the Conferonce Committes, and, agresatyt to said report, bad unanimously nominated the Hon. Geo, Briggs as a candidate for Cougrers., Be. Briggs was noti fied of his nomination, and aceoptod it. The whige, aio, of this district tendered Mr. Rriggs the remnation for Congress, ant he accepted the same. The ntmost enthusiasm prevatled. NOTICH TO CANDIDATES We are now making up a list of candidates who have been nominated by the several party conveutionm for publication, and to prevent errors, which are almost un avoidable, it would be well for those who have receive? the endorsement for office of their several parties to sent ne their names immediately, ax we intend to podlish them within afew days. Sond along your namos, gont!omen. THE avo SOTHINGS Mot at the corner street and Broadway tang petowing Wo nuendo Fay Ne Bot learn what they did. * § 3 WLLL Lk, ie a.” ce 30h. EL AL, EE, CTL ST, Uz, ©. Bh 0, a, ILTPTTTUD, GIigreeaS 1LE * 3 age Parte Roots, a ters, reeetved from first makers by EUGENE PERRIS & SON, bootmakers, 62 Nasu wtreet Under Garments for the Milllon—Men, women and children, at McLAUGHLIN'S, corner of Green wich and Murray streets, Ladies’, Miases’, — Children's Shoes, for ball rooms hy of supertor atyle eee eres, R. Sirueie's, 8 Le 500 BLACK CLOTH OVEROOATS, seni POR %, BV ANS’, 66 and 64 Fulton stroet Fall 1858.—Now We ae now of gentlemen and would call to it the tention af Ter ceuners thd the public generall A OY, loaders nad tnirndacors RABY 8 OO Th tnd 8 Avtor House, Brosdwoy ae cary Aue ire end’ berger "" mf locks and cress Al irgiar Pret pach safe.” ibewor 198 Peart street. RORERT M PATRICK a French Yoke Shirts made to Order the shortest notion, aud warranted to Mt BALLOU Bro thers 409 Liroadway. Rallou Brothers, 400 Broadway.—Unider- ware, hosiery, travelling shirts, robes de auaes, breaksaat ete, Bey Be Ballou Brothers, 409 Broadway .—Just Re- ceived per stonmer, new atylen of English searfs, Paris ties, 4 The Piccolomini Bouquet—A bor gy LBs for the fg ny progares es only by NAP! Sen adtves Courter pe Enquirer anys Play Bitttards At BASHFORT'S, corner of Court and Remsen atresia, Brook lyn; 149 Froltom street, and No.8 Ann street, N. ¥, He allows fo Betting: makes Vest tables. Batchelor’s Halt Dye, eeaegge Mose otra os sold and sop tied, The bent fn the world, AL de mannfactors, BR Meyer's =a Se writes hotele. ware se, thoroamhly clon by tne nan of MEV RRR remodien, pemprietor's te | pot 819 Mroedway, enener Honane arent aad br, Rush fon grovmetat, wea * 0 and 47 | Reoviwey, opener vavel jetions with Ni Pacific, West Indies, &e, | Maritime Intettigence. YT yee, Nov 186 York PU RDA OCTORER 16, THE KEW YORA witehLy HERALD, The Cutober State UleetionsNews from Ma- rope, Callfernta, Central America, Now Greruda, the South Parcitie, Mexico, Cuba, the West Indies, e.—Affaivs in Washi for—The Eurving of the Austria~The Slave Trade—The Latest InteDigence—Mar hets, Ke. de. The Werniy Feat will be published at ten o'clock this | morning. Among ite contenta wilt be found the following ~ | Returns of the Recent State Flections tn Pennsylvania, Oblo, Lndiana, Town, &e, | Adnirs in Wushingtou—Recctpt of the Treaty with Chi Apnoiniments in the New York Custom House—Our Rola. ragna and Mexico, de. Rews from Furope—The Atiantic Tolegraph—The English ‘Treaty with China—Commeretal Intelligence, &e, Arrival of tho first Overland Mail from California. News from New Granada, Contral America, the South Important from Mexico and the Rip Grande. News from Havann—One Hundred and Twelve Persons Killed by the Late,Explosion—Serlous Loss of Property—De- cline In the Sugnr Market, 4c. ‘The Steamship Austrin—Arrival of the British steam frigate Valorous, with forty two of the Austria's Paasongers—Addl- tonal Statements of the Survivors. ‘The Slave Trade—The Caso of the Haldoe—Itxamtnation of ‘Witnesses for the Prosecution. Faitorials on Leading Topics of the Day. The Latent News by Telegraph. Financial, Commercial, Religious, Political, Sporting and Weekly Review of the New Vork Cattle Market. Marriages and Deaths, together with a large variety of in- teresting Local and Misveiiaueous Items. Single coples, in wrappers, ready for mailing, can be had wt the counter. Price six cents. The wails for Southampton and Havre, by the stoamship Arago, will close at the Post Ofiice at half paat ton o’elook this morning. The Weexiy fewap will be ready in ume for mailing. Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of the New Yorx Henatp will be received at the following places ta Europe Lospon.. ~ Samaon Low, Son & Co., 47 Ludgate A Kes & Macey, 61 King W. Milaan ate Paras.......Lansing, Baldwin & Co., Livexroot. Lanaing, Starr & C 5 Stuart, 10 2x04 ‘Bourse. Warm Undershirts and Drawers—Every variety at MOODY'S, 262 Broadway. Cristudoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs— the Hest in the world. For sale, «nd the dye privately applied Nocé Astor House, Hermie Cored by Marst's Radical Oure ruse. Reference to all the principal wurgeons nnd pbyatctana Gall and examine balore purebasing elsowbare Vesey street Astor Houne. the Halr Use Wison's Helr colorer; only 2 cents a buitle; changes the color wa black or brown withoutdying or stalning the skin, no trouble in using it; applied ike water; does not injure the har, thonsania nse t with » Sold at the drug swore, 306 rand street, our. nerof Alle, N.Y murs Hair Dye 50 Cents a Box, Black or prow. No.1 Warelay street.—Inimitable hair cutting; infallible vguent Trivopherows is the Best and pes Je tor dréasing, beautifying, cleansing, ging, creaerving, and restoring the hair, adies try it, Bold by al ruggiats. oer A Card.—an Persons who have Gray Hair we hair of & bad color are invited to call and eonanit Docine ition tree), aL 34 Uhoreh street. on red, and may be conshlered u real prodigy of Rheumatism Cured of any Sta MELLARD'S eblortt componnds 188 Peart street. Sulphur Boths.—Established in 1820 by 3.7) TIMOL LAT, from Paris, tor rheumatism, eruption of the ke, ke. Fits, Fits, Fits.—The Fact Is Indisputable let Dr, TAILS vegetable extract is the only remedy tor Lis. old at 58 Dey street. Dr Glover's New Lever Truss reverses the ictlon of all trusses, retaining didicult bernla and elfecting cures. No. 4 Anp street, Holloway's Puls and Otntment.—Safferers rom disease, these preparations are endorsed by half the world. With such testimonials, are thay not worth tryin ng? No a internal “3 external disease can resist them. Sold at AO Mablien jane, as tucaday, Oct. 13, at the resi- ve of the bride's futher, by the Hey. Cornotius T. De marest, Mr. Axprew [) Rocent to Mies Jaye Any CamasT, danghter of Peter R. Christie, all of this city Coxe—Weeston.—In this city, on Wi iny, Oct. 13, b the Tew. Dr. Tyne, Mr. Fn. Wixenun Comm to Many daughter of Mr; John L. Weston, both of this city, JrewKvs—Linpy.—In this eity,on Thursday, Oct, M4, atthe reaidence of the bride's uncle, by the Rev. J. Lyone, Mr. 8. JmeCREN to Miss Renkeca Lavno, daughter 0 the late Dr. 8. Lindo, alot ths city. Mouar—Piari.—On Thursday 14, at Rutgers street church, by the Rev. Lr. Kre Pree wan, Ir, % Asse E., youngest daughter of the late Medad Piatt, “a. Perry—Otcorr.—At Cherry Valley, on Wednesday, Oct 13, by the Key. James H. Dwight, Ayprrw J. Pemvy, 0 New York, w Juta L., daughter of Mr. Horatio J. Uicutt, of Cherry Vailey. Oct. Died, Crave. —On Friday, Oct, 15, Ceumerma M., daughter of James and Maria Craven, aged 12 montis, The friensis of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from their residom No. 107 Mot: ttreet, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Oct. 15, at Somers, West chester county ue of Chester Childs, aged rs. $4 yea ‘The relatives and friends of the fami invited to attend the pat, from son, Chas. M. Chikts, No. on Monday morning, at awn o'clock. be taken lo Greenwood Cewetery Cattam.—At three o'clock on Friday morning, Oct. 15, of croup, Many Anne, cidest child of Joseph and Mary Anne Callam, aged 4 years and 3 montha. ‘The funeral will tke place on Sanday afernom, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 614 Water street, Coury. —On Thareiay morning, Get. 14, at his resitence in this city, of consumption, Faxpuc BE. Couxy, aged 22 your erbury, Conn., and Philacipbia papers please copy. Comms. —On Thurslay, Det 14, at Deer Park, Lo 1, Sous J. Commas, som of Joun' and Catherine Combes, aged 14 years and 4 months ‘Tue funeral will take place from his late resideace, No. 223 State street, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) moruing, at wn o'clock. The friends of the family are reapectiully invited to attend, without further notice Cxart.—On Friday evening, Oct. 16, Dawu Crart, in the #0th year of his age. The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at two e’clock, from the residence of his son, Jobin Craft, 230 Jay street, Hrookiyn. The relatives and friends of th ‘amily are invited to attend the funeral without further notce. Eyase.—In the City of Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Oct. V3, Mr. James Evans, aged 64 youre ‘The funeral will take place this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, Livingston street, are raspectty of her stroet “Her remains will vx. —On Thursday, Oct. 14, of consumption, Wit MOTT, Of Sanguhar, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, aged a my: |, 2 months and 2 days. friends of the family are respectlly invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from hie late reatdence, No. 130 West Kighteonth street JAY. At Redford, Westchester county, N. ¥., on Thars day, Oct. 14, Witt Jay, in the 70th your of hia age. relatives and frenda of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at St. Matthew's chareh, Hedford, on Sunday afternoon , at talf-past twelve 0" Lewin —In Brooklyn, on Thoreday, Oct. 14, after a short ey Mrs. Sanam Lawn, aged 68 years. ‘ho frends and acquaintances of the family are roepect fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Aaturtay) after wood. NEON. —At Taleabnano, Chili, on Wednestay, %, Joms Nimiaoy, of Canada. Angust my.—On Friday, Oct. 15, Fitev, youngest daughter of Hugh and Anne Quinn, aged 1 year and 13 days The relatives aad friends of the family are yen invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) noon, ‘st one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, a street. Londonderry papers please copy. Setuvas ple day, Ort 1s, Ranan, wife of Jobo Sul- wan, SH years and 7 moot Her mis, and thoee of 1 “family , aro invited to atvend the funeral, on Senday afternoon, at balf past two o'clock, from the corner of Avenue B and Fifteeath street. Philadelphia L~ aged please cop: this city, on Thareday, Oct. 14, after a Mrs. Fkascms Sintros, wife of Jo- Sates. to short aud severe ilin: ph Shilton, aged 44 yrare. The friends of the family are respectfully aves to at wend te funeral, from ber late residence, No. 81 Bas Thirty ninth street, on Sunday aiternoon, at Bad SreVES —On ‘Tharnday., ¢ Oct. 14, Mrs. Jasn E., wife 0 Andrew H. Stevens, aged 34 years and 4 months. ‘The fvienda and reintgon of the family are reapacttuliy invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No Th Fesex street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Tersree. —On Friday, Oct. 15, aftor a ehort ilincss, Mrs. Mansa ToReten, widow of the late Meaty Turnier, aged a yeare. “ Het relatives and friends aro invited to attend the % Jon Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the ce of her son in-law, F. Kuler, No. 182 West Thir ty ninth street. Her remains will be taken to New York Cemetery for interment, Warn. —On Friday, Oct, 15, Pita Avarera, youngost daughter of Farrel bilan Ward, aged 2 years and § months, Weep not for her—in her spring time she flow To that land where the wings of the soul are unfurl; And now, like a ster beyond evening's cold dew, Looks radiantly down on the tears of this wor! The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fyneral, on Sunday afternoon, at half past two o'clock, from the residence of her |, No. 253 Serkott street, South Rrooktyn. Wakes, —On Friday a Oct. 15, of consumption, Wreviaw Warr, aged 38 Fie friends are reapec invited to attend the fune- rallon Sunday afternoon ree o'clock, from his late Brookiya. Templar Lodge No. 208 F. and A. M., will attend the funeral in fall nega. All members of Brooklyn Lodges are fraternaily in- viter Yoruxo.—At Chanpaqna, Westchester county, on Friftay | morning, Oct. 15, Natmanua, Yours, in the Tad year of his aye "The fr Ws will take place on Monday morning, at ng house, Convey- rr Chappaqua depot to meet the morning » of cara of the Harlem railroad from New York } ray MISCELLANEOUS. i NOW ATVLR—PRICK ®i GROVER & GAKKE'S A coleheaton family soune Se en ass Xs neationably the heat roe H Steves at 8 Fate dont places Uhean widhin tan reach ofall | TRRTAT. ; i i fue cont retail DIAMOND Sew ey tone ene GOLD D. C. Peacock, London; represented hy DAVID Ral, 406 Liroadway, up staire, At GRAY WATR COMPLETELY RearoReD TO A Beautiful black of brown, by of WILSON'S HAT Toes vat dlacolor or injure the and wilt restore “gray hale’ to ite original color by tend or twoapplica: na Thoam Le used the same oa water, leaving no stain or bat emoll attor applying it Peckledty tho fafent and most conventent ““Fiaie Dye" over lavrnted, turning the bate any shvde. from © “tictt brown to a jot black," Apolled without nay trouble, Does “ dry the hair, but gtves ita boautifal appearance. ‘Ont: as WILSON'S HATER RESTORER will cure baldness, prevent the hatr from. falling ont, strengthen, wenk batr, inovease the growth of the balr, and preveat the No oilk or crease noed be used. hair tuning gra Readers ihe tive fire and glowy without any. ether pran ration. Only oe. Inrpe bottles Sole arency at GUSEMAN'S dene store, and CALENDER's, Third and Birch, Noa. 2 and 4 North 98 Grand street, New Vork, and Walnut streeta, Philadelphia, Charles sireet, Baltimore. A= VISIT K WALL, realy made CLOTHING WAREHOURR, ‘M4 aad 4 Potton, And {7 and 49 Gold street, N.Y. GUAT SALE WINTER CLOTHING, At prices that “can't be beat”? Finck freek cont na low as. a Black pentaloons. Black vests. Silk venis, great vartet ty. Overcont i ne gurmenis in pro} vir on. Don’t bay uatil you OAK HALL. se Faq., executor of the ext ady mad frock couts, fine black doeskin pantaioons: nd pantalooons: beaver, plot and and silk velvet vet Ae., &o. Also, eee goods. The particular aitention of we Ble. clothiers is invited to T JONES’, 10 ANN STREET—#1 50 FOR DOURLE AL soled waterproof sewed boots. Alan, $3.50 for double soled pegged boots, Warranted to give axtiafaction, T KVERDELI/S—WEPDING CARDS. THESE CELE brated cards, splendidly engraved, ean only be had in ‘Duane street. Ratabtiahed 1840, Hroadway, corner of T HYATTS —WEDDING CARVS AND NOTES OF invitation, “at hore’? and “at church" engrave t and ed in the mont artistic und fashion roadway and Malden lano, The oldest establishment tn prt city. ese VISIT TO CLARKE! 8. 16 WITLIAM STREET. WILL. ZN well repay yon. A a cont, $850; pants, 22; vest, $i a Aupertine tack 1, $9, ned with silk; a rereonts of kinds rend mado. kin pante, $1.50 URGUNDY PORT. cm from unger ey oe bog im Lots to wate pur chasers, from under Custom House lore, MELETTA, 6% Weaver strwt, New Tork N. BL —terme low: (ors. oy Bunions, Kalla panetrating the feah, Enlargement of the great toe joint, Cured without pain, so that the boot exn be worn tinmed! tely After the operation ‘without the Teast inconvanionce to the pa Went, by Dr. ZACHARTE, surgeon chiropedist, 760 Broadway Kelere to the physicians of this eity, (uvrawe GREAT PAINTING “ NIAGARA Returned and on exhibition, with B. seinen iL CORSO; THE CARNIVAL Rack ‘aT ROME, W teet by . tficent aiotings, together with aa immeng edieties 55 ni shales and waluable'¢ engravings, to packagew @ ‘rom $5 to BOO AR a BE PRESENTED To the eT SUDGCRT aes for tho fao simile of BIAGARA, BE. FULLY PRINTED IN COLORS ‘Now aplening BY se, Artita’ proofs, mon Mtg 5. For further particulars spa hres Admaleaion to vlow WILLLAMS, ‘sie WILLIAME & 00. ® AND SURGEONS U NIVER. of New York.—The intre Ad naion of 1REB-9, Monday evening, October 18, 1868 bullding, corner of Twe 7 The profession and public are respectfully bn cited to allen RORT. WATTS, Dean, de YOUGHS,_ NIGHT SWRATS, J ton of the eyevem, , Incipient cone dispnges ure entire! dicated by Watts’ Wervous +nll oto, To prove our since this ma'ter we agree to refund the money in any ease where itis not beneficial” TI the only re. medy paar He teryralgte. delicium tremens, &e. $1 pee hottie. J 09 Nassau | street. DEBILITY, PROSTRA I Rh. KR. GOODALE, AT NO. 3 BOND STREET, NEW Yorks, may be consulted on ali derangements arising (rom | catarrh, ahd positive and unitorm reuief the most | aggravated and formidsble cases. ] R. MANN IS CURING THE MUST HOPE ¥Se Ass | of fate For circulars address Dr. J. P. Mann, | ‘a West Thirty -alcth street | ened AND WINTER CLOTHING aT Frans’ Eatevsiy Clothing warehouse, Noa 6 and Between Gold and ip casatinee pants, ann and emp velvet, apd casdinere Vesta oe EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE The be preston of ome. styles and sizes fails & be wulted to no ther extabliahane: fo there be Cound as large an asanrt. ment of overeonta or bi: it frock conta aa ta to be fount hore Eapecial attention is given to this department. Ax regarda prices, Evans fixtters Hfthat he ean amd doee untersell avery other clothier tn the tnalauce cuty of New York. For OVERCOATS ‘ Mlack cloth, well made and trimmed, as low aa * Heavy cnesimere overcoats | Excellent pilot overcoats Mito 12 | Congress beaver overcoats... into 2 Faquinena beaver overconia Sito ik bine k beaver overvonte 12 to ; 10 to 15 Lion shia, petarsham, whirl, aatineta foit and other overvonia ‘iti So 0 Th larwest seenrtment Of black cloth fork conta i Une it {a grates, ne fuliows:—G8, $8 8, Saastmere ‘oon very description.....68 $8 to $1 Hiegaat blue clow dress coats - m 4 we Hiue, brown and claret eieth frow' 8 enustmere CAP TALGONS. and doeskin pants oS 55 Black clotb, Bo eaters iw Handsome cassimere business vests. 10 Fancy sik vems...... ° eve 200 Fancy velvet vests. pees °° i Unde wat ISHING ones. PEArMerts, shirts collars, erchief®, ravats, tes, cs gloves, Ac., £e., at low prices, *¥tevsrve CLOTHING WARKIOUSE, and 68 Falta street, me ‘Cold ant CUM sta (OR THE TABLE. ELEGANT FRENCH CHINA DINNER, # J DREAKPAST BETS. Alan, a large and elegant asanetment of RYAN FIXTU REA, - POR THE TABLE. {INE ty are. COATS, F — ik. DE ‘GRnooTs J REENER ON GUNNERY, [804—BRING A Rt con fife, cannon and «porting aria, explaining the ciples of the science of gunnery, with numerous tH ice $8.75, For sale by the ninJersigned, sole agente for the Je of Wee. Greener's coleorated gune, inporters aad spate. Jere in all a sealers in COHUYERR, HART! rma ike aL ag Ne ervn "8, 142’ Potton trent. 1 BAXAZOW, 9% BAND A LARGE AND, WeLt. se Ieeted stork of fall aga winter el:thing, which | an selling at extremely low prices. Fr DE'GRO ‘OST POPULAR MAGAZINE OF THE DAY Now ve CHARLES DIC is” ‘ TORESS’ rorsettoLy Won NOvEMRER ror Subscription peictaba Single numbers 25 cents, oe gi ee Eby ebow, la contined in this number. Also, ® great rnrlety of good stories by popular authors. DY, Publisher, vi — nena are, New Tort. Signer © “t Navemner one Woork: pocons promiany ‘on the corner et rent. ira fireot aod irondway. All the internal pty nd the Ine mot ind whieh modern ingens latest “4 Tos art mannfarcares have Aeviaed aed sphoietary, cabinet making: cutlery and alae work arw iyo Maal wod the most conly which can be procured. The Joealty of the houge ta wear passed, bet tignity to the Academy of lon ‘nat other club der it he guetta of them acter ibe prem ty to the metropolitan marts | tala elewa of every important of chy, of | eastern and western hem! | sleninere of the navy and NYW WREKLY LINKOF BATTLE sir. object of this paper ta topr ahle melange of the puable ordow tad ierdare ine fas Its ae ple columns will always contain a goodly store af dar original tales, aaa ‘of advenvare on 908 and ema, bj Poe Ee OO ee AMERICAN AUTHORS = wel with belles, ad jypon al carta qtons, wil be ak Esch edition will be wt NeATIEULLY ILLUSTRATED ith acourate ¢1 vinws by emiornt artini, of notable: fone trent eventa ty ait pata part the wort tad the ‘ne atoens iq customs: inl pec 2h om ot mead oriruia of every great public mises cee ‘and fomade, Retrhire af plctireaine. eonsey, rapreanatations of ite ax the wave,” and exact illustrations of admirable or curious cimens from the animal be sheng be givow, great feature Lane OF TAITLR Stine snipe Win consist of a “broadalde”” of cuted by the beat artists in that line, And ine spirit of genial fun at ‘be ign and such new public, projects tubs ona aed fir of ton age ubjects for comic eden a to be ae) “ORRIVALLED Cok CORPS OF CONTR ETTORE we heen ena ¥ separtment, wt under the moat efficent andy porte, Asie ‘ane eat, journal m ar new and bosuliful copper fused type mmm ‘ta mvonantonh “a surface paper, facture expressly (OF us aud will reac in exeention the mont In evidence of crerinny Suill’” Tbe elas'or thie, slogank apoctmaen oe” tae & Kerbont 1,0 square in lu eight super royal quarto pages, Fins, $2 per annus. ‘The first number ph this wow: Iinstented paper will be tr sale on the tat day of November next, at all the principal pe riodica! and news cad tha and respectable lterary depots te the United States ASON'S LINE-OF: MVATTLR SHIP well be publlghed regularly overy Saturday, by CH, No. 133 Naawan ntraot, ATHRON'S SYRUP.—THIS WO NDERESE L stoop oat 7 fying ard xcrofuin medicine, is warranted to keep im es as climate, and care ali Beverenes to oure. Greenwich street, near Murray, N.Y. YATT'S LIFE BALSAS RHEUMATISM, SCROPULA, SALTRITEUM, fe. Lite Htalsam ts an certain to cure Ue moat palatal ‘we diseases aa water is lo quench thirst; alse, i | fever sores, ervnipelas, the worst cases of impurks i teen set suopepaia, uleers, the bibod, liver and Kianoya, aneral Capron pient consnmption, pile 75 cents per bute, pee WANGING co HOMAS F FAYE & 0O., w Y for the ae, the largeat of aver depot Are now and moat PO) R Suitable for the eity r OnmUInp tion ay It ax the trade Landlords dees ig (heir Nevin merchsols par che xiug for the country tends, are invited to waaslae Uhedr sed aud prices previous o purebasing law here, THIMAS PATE & 00, raand manufacturers of puper hang Broadway, dircetly opposite the Ct TEL ANT OVAL LOOKING GLASSES AND heap, at friend BRADLEY'S, 156 William street rot Ann street, RAD THE ree The only real puriier of the bloot in existence. Por females, or ye ikiron who wre werotulona A ia magical Any person’ under thirty five years of age who may “ Lap tn pee mefhes hk NR OT Ed DTT 4 fvery person knows tbat if his Sieed is pare he oust be wall, Now, all tty professes # do by t PoRnY THE BLOON, Dyxpepai Ho moroury. Liver hae. No arsenie, No potas, No lodine, ‘Ne iT No mineral Erynipelas. Of any Kad of nakure im Mh Jaundice. 0 Th is warranted, For every grain found fn ® No newspaper putts or fictitions names. Every perwon whom a cortilicate it givon thelr names and aumbars ace pale lished. Any person ean addresa them by mail aut ssdlaty Rey norcent whe trina {11 800m. disco ~ ‘Any person who trlea the syrup will soon discover A ah ony oat ida feakly personas, wal ity thes, and recommend Ht hig bly not in a single case has it fatied you , Some some people OMe le produces results, with others t requires Gve at Hes you will not revret tis cost Goneral depot && Washington avenue, Albany. VLARK'S SYRUP IN ALL CASES OF SEXUAL incapacity nud disense of the spine and kidneys is maglom, Try te Porsaie by ©. RING. NLARK'S SYRUP CHANGES THE WHOLE CONDI / thon of the blood, and Kills the poison w! food the Qres (QUARKS SYRUP I8 ALL VEGETABLE, AND €G / mineral, and that iy what the human blood needa. Qearns SYRUP IS ALL ROOTS, AND NO ral, $500 will be given for any grain Cound ta i C4? SYRUP HAS NONE OF DEATIVS Bae friend—mineral. CURES ANY WEAKNESS Us fe or serufulous children, iy. WARNES & PAIK, New York, wholenade, YLARK'S SYRUP—FOR WRAKLY FRMALES. OR Liv. Meer Nome OF Scrofulus complaints, at C. IL RING", 16 ae — ee VLARK'S SYRUP IS MAGICAL ON PERSONS WITH & dinrawed slomach of blood disease of auy Kind of natume YLARK'S SYRUP. mye ae BLOOD PURIvuER: hundreds will speak of NLARK'S aban pu HAS CURED o4ses none WEAK Ani grape Bae CupsD C4s fe eASzEas JLARK'S SYRUP 18 SIMPLE, LIK WINE TO DRI, J) and in quart bottles, and no mineral, YLARK'S SYRUP FOR WHOOPING COUDH, Soantam / fever, 0° om children, le the beet of Ali remation ft. ALC. HL King's, 192 Broadway, Marnes & Parka’, utes Tow, wholesale aod feta by dew ‘nigista generally. QUEPFIELD PLATED WARK From Celebrated manutactory of AMES DIXON & 80N8, 4, Kuglaad, Cane: 8 SYRUP » INSEE Bers TEA SETS, WAITERS, CARE BASKETS For sale ato small edvance om the tay ta Seat Wir mite ae eiacaes INGER’S SEWING uae A family sewing machiae, combtning Laken new ne J - the ie vuryy HA w machines at the . * SINGER & 00. JoLoRe OLASS, RANE CHEMICALS AND METALL Brosdwag. Superior conar oll, emencesof ram and beurten whe key, piatina, ert ar eardininm, barn ath vie alchrl, ortte mam aheme, ultrate streint iach er ele ¢ PRC CTW ANGER, Fie ie Maiden ine, xB —Nrewe a termented lb) Ix LECTURES OF on bronel ee ee a LA By. 8d cae fee ‘rive 2B conte, hadeene ‘br. Nr Pusch oftse 710 itroadway, multadona (ree. Ts « oes Tike the fine crackling charms. amthes and allnys CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Aivcase female and Biiney con aoe, thirty eneray ¥. Al om and chronic ¥ Vy bie. £1 MMETH, 83 Caos! mireet, near Church by dirny gists eny oh rs wes i Pore, T0rT0, CEEe heen er = yf te} paina of Depot 6 0 ( sree. Sold by ail the druggista, toh i Pees eee Fe E DOCTORS LEARNING KING WIRDOM Lyows, Wayne Co, N. T. De. D.C. Monrmman— In reference to your mognetic plaster. T am constrained te sav that nothing ‘since the feroturion of an exiernal reamedy has es Tt ts the beat pinaster 1 at any rate, gives unfvereal enti tection, whi-b at evidence of le excellence ant superiority Having ward the plaster in my . FREEADS magnetic plavier ia sold by all druggiate everywhere, Prive 1 cents per box FITHOUT A TRIAL IT [8 IMPOSSIBLE TO COW ceive the inestimable virtues of Ur. GOURAUD ¢ Tralian medicnted Tt ta to the body what wan-titietion Is ait fromall drom, At ite tench wrneea, rountinens, chaps, chates skin white as re sutiie nprooe hale from rt of iF warranted Nie: heir dye and restoradve, at the oll dept, #7 Street, first atore: Mrs. Hayes, Brook!ya, Unilender, Phi aw | 129 Washington street, Boston, Hance, ‘= ——— a 4. 50 DOUBLE SOLE WATER PROOF hay 4 * boote, at JON 10 Ann street, also 85 double aoe pegged boota Wwartwited to gh a. SEWING M\CHINGS $5 A PRACTICAL FAMt Ly eRWING MACHINE 7 ising of ripping of ha — 4 erg n° cnybody can ue eryboay wil bave Nesp eongaenuy,f fool they now OB, SS Sore wectann, caine (he requishe qusbure, a sew on sore by ie tabtnrabing simpikety and. Tow cont, will at once ithe masses, who have been antlously woning ie oe om ee Se the Nevement, poly ovate Pha gsi ae COMPANY, "Needle a ennai > Cali or send for « cirealar with cute of mackines,