The New York Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1858, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, ts on € that in the ¢ » Meagher, the well known sit W Cusia Kieu in ‘coupany ez, the eon of the ex-Presi- dent of Vevezuels. Mr. Meagher now proposes to deliver in this city a course o embod the results of bis observations in Ceutral America, which are to be Bian, "TAted by @ series of paaovninic views, painted from the ekenches of Mr. Va Joseph Kyle, an artist of acknowledg*! meri. F 4 private view of some of these paintings we xT enabled to styte that they are of a cha- racter te gratify tho pablic curiosity in regard to the boauties of the roma,"tic and high!y picturesque region visited by these gentiema: ‘The lectures are to be giy in Niblo's Saloon during the Whole of next week, aud on the third Monday in the onth the paintings will be changed, and a fresh diviston of the subject entered upon, ‘From Mr. Meagher’s wel! know abilities as a lecturer, cand the equally well known skill of Mfr, Paez a8 a draughts- mun, we can anticipate for this interastiug eulertaiument a large share of the public patronage, ment of this year Irish patrivt, paid o Naval Intelligence. LETTER FROM COMMODORE KEAKNKY PO THM SECRE- TARY OF aE TREASURY. Navy Yarp, N. Y., Nov. 3, 1858. How. Howxxt Conn, Secretary of the ‘Treasur’ Sm—I had the honor to re port myself to you on the Ist ipat. for temporary duty in the Lighthouse Board, of which Commodore Shubrick, it would seem, is the pertna- nent chairman. Itis true he entered the navy a few months earlier than myself. I have served only sfty-oue years, and | am now ordered by the Navy Department to @ temporary duty, growing out of the Commodore's ab- Beuce on other duly, lam to be under your department. Had I been ordered on sea service I should feel gratified Jeaving my present command—the Navy Yard and station of NewYork, Lum sorry to trouble you as & Cabinet of. ficer, in no way connected with the Navy of the United States; but I feel it due to myself, for I am ata loss to know What exact position I am to Rold in the absence of Commodore Shubrick. I will take this opportunity of adding—after expressing my surprise at my sudden re- moval—that if polities have had any agency in the matter no greater mistake could have been It would hardly be expected of me to change an opinion, ant to serve any policy, by swerving from a just course in doing #0, whet white or black be the color of the party. L. KEARNEY. Lieut. William W. Kirkland has been ordered to the Brookiyn Marine Barracks. He enters upon his duties immediately. Chief Engineer King, of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, who ‘is preparing the machinery of the steamers for the Para- guay expedition, has been engaged for two days past examining the machinery of the chartered steamers Ca- nada and America, and the Naval Constructor, Mr. Pook, has made an examination of the hulls. Both olficers have reported the results of their inspections to the Navy Department. The officers and crew of the steamer Despatch were all ‘well onthe 20th ult., the day she suiled from Havana on acruise. Her officers are:—Licutenant Commanding—E. G. Parrot; Lieutenants—Henry S Newcomb, David A. MeDermot, Joseph D. ianels, Jno. E. Hart; Passed As- sistant Surgeon—Benjamin Vreeland; Chief Engincer— Henry H. Stewart; Second Assistant Engineer—Thomas Williamson ; Third Assistant Engineers—Cabill and Wright. Personal 1] Intelligence, ip Montgomery—Capt Mel Clark, Wm Allison, Chas Froeten, (eo Henw jen, J “austin, J M' Haines, Mrs Murden—and 1 &e., From Ric! ce: Boog. § Howe, F M Strong, C Sweetman, re Thomas, two children oo coe J F Whitield, Bas and in the steamship Jamestown—Jno P WB Osborne, anser, Mrs Grant, Mrs M T Devine, re Barry and lady, Jno Underwood, Sale, Ww on. B Tarrant, T Chegwiddan, three Mise 2 ee wis and two children, Miss H iailey—and 8 W Copevhagen, PH sire St Rin i City Intelligence. Arremrreo Sviciog.—On Thursday evening, about seven o'clock, a8 the South ferry boat Atlantic was entering the slipon the New York side, a young German woman, pamed Emma Roos, aged seventeen years, and residing at Newark, N. J., jumped overboard, bat was fortunately rescued by Harbor Police boat No.’ 6, and taken to the ‘First ward station house, where she was attended by Dr. Van Lier, The dwelling house of Mr. Wm. Albert, at Westfleld, ‘Staten Island, was burned to the ground on the 4th of No- -bember, between 11 and 12 A. M. Frexs at Sraren Istayp.—A fire broke out about 73g o'clock last evening at Stapleton, in the printing office of the Staten Islander, the front and lower part of beim nd was occupied as a Post Oflice. The building was entire destroyed. A portion of the letters and books were say THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The Recent State Elections--Important from Washington—News from Europe, Mexico, Cuba, West Indies, Central and South America, &—Our Indian Wars—The Na- ‘The Weexiy Henan will be published at ten o'clock this morning. Among ita contents will be found the following — The State Elecuons—Returns of the Elections in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Delaware, Lilinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, &c.—List of Members elect to the Thirty-sixth Con- gress, Ac. Important from Washington—Joint Note of the English and French Governments upon the Central American Question— Belly'’s Canal Contract to be carried out under the Protection ‘of the French and British Fleets—The Clayton-Bulwer Treaty to be Enforced—British Proposition Respecting the Right of ‘Search—The President's Proclamation Against the Filibus- ters, &e., de. Affairs in Europe—Condition of the Atlantic Cable—The Franco-Portuguese Dificulty—News from Lndia—Commercial Intelligence, &c. Interesting from Mexico—Engiand following the Course of Che United States—Mr. Otway's Protest against Forced Loans— ‘Progress of Anarchy and the War of Castes—The Outrages at ‘Tampico and San Luis Potosi—Ruin of Foreign and Native ‘Fxpedition against Tampico—Charges against Acting Consul ‘Savage—Lritish Reamers in the Coolie Slave Trade—The Cage ‘of Dr. Legere—Another Suspected Slaver, dc, Later from Venezuela—Return of Gen. Paer—Political Calm—Gen. Castro and the Convention—Romantic Escape of ‘Gen. Gerardo Monagas from Prison—Natare of the Inter- national Difficulty and {ts Settiemeni—Reception of the uew American Minister, Ae. Our Indian Ware-The Battle of the “Four Lakes” tn “Washington Territory—Total Defeat of the Indians—Interview: swith the Redakina—The War on the Texas Frontier—Great Indian Battle—Fifty six Warriors Killed—Lieut. Van Camp ‘Killed and Major Van Dorn Wounded—A Glorious Victory over the Comanches, &e. Wreck of the British Bark Claude—Lons of Right Lives. Baiitorials on Leading Topics of the Day. ‘Marttime Intelligence. ‘Weakly Review of the New York Cattle Market. Family Marketing—Retail Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market Marriages and Doatha, together with a large variety of in- ‘eresting Local and Misoellancous Items. Single copies, ta wrappers, ready for mailing, can be had at Qe counter. Price six cents. ‘The mails for Liverpool, by the steamship Vigo, will close at ‘the Post Office at balf-past ton o'clock this morning. The ‘Waraty Henaso will be ready in time for mailing. Subecriptions and advertisements for any edition of the New Youn Hanan will be received at the following places in ‘Furope:— . Son & Co., fallen ieee _— Examine the Fall and Style of Hats b ‘to an} Cy Ee “tive kim ovale Si No: Lis Nassan street. , with an Cig TF ) do mae a of on you are ont fasaicas ad may ne well be out of the not, we tell pA ee {ua & eakgsees ols corner of Harris & Rnssak’s Fall Style of Silk Hats, a ee * at ha semen: re m onan and Fi ie by Siaeee sages ty EN. cay <r ane is the Only Person who can IY on all disenens of the, human hate, Seeretenel Sicce erate of Barclay, The Sixth and Bighih avenue care stop at the door of the Fre nem aren a article, has never been equalled oF eraagie’ en aie it razor. pale yD. Ladtes. ; Sensible, Wil Procure « Pair of OANTRELAS indies’ thick sole fall boots. 813 Broadway. —— Ladies’ Gaiters at Las. and I4s—Single and double soles with heels, with ladies’, misses’, be mel ela ‘in boots and &e., of ex and — bers heyy 887 Canai street Boots, Shoes and Mp ged Pre olen, wee, received by KUGENE FERRIS, boot Nassau street. Wheeler & Wilson's: Sewing Machines, new syle, Price $0. Office 43 Hroadway. Good Tea $1 the Chest, , nd 10 The. Good p AA $i. CHRISTIANSON'S tea warehouse, No 1 A Card.—All Persons whe have Gray Hatr or, 0 S0e color ore ited toatl sae cere Dees ey ‘new duld vat color de- pire, and may be . chqmaisiry. Keyes mud Pair 7 Ca suse pertee in the haio of this b are. BROS, Brooklyn Cameo-Dagucrreos qaiuperton, like O1d wire in new bottier—takeu Tor Se 10 eon! am>rotypes auc dollar photographs, by HOLM iss, Bs ] Brosdway ” 20 Cent Ambroty pe Likenesses, with Case Tf you want good tres, CO WO ™M oy pple's pic: Tes ane Reet plette®, go to KIMBALL, the people's pi olf x Dozen Pine Sitrts for $3. Usual price 12; well made and warranted to iit MOLDY 's shirt emporium, 262 Bros’ way Elegant Pull Dress a white silk, silk lace and wool De Ji MOODY'S shirt Opera Dtosetn port wa, 262 Broadway, Perfect ¥ ; Shirts—Green, nulacturer, No. 1 Astor Honse, Shit Maw Vi glish SDP Serrte—20 Dozen, at SU oot MOODY'S shirt emporium, 202 Bro, Aye A Few More of Thee Business and oarstngs ils. at reduced prices. KINLEY & MoGR ADE, 413 Broadway, corner of Lispenard street Business and Overcoats in Great Varioty— Also, pants and vests. We have in our custom department is handsome # selection of piece goods, and as tustetnl cutters as any Louse In the trade. In prices we def; MCKINLEY & Meal Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, and the new lover truss of Dr, GLOVIKK, the best in use, No. 4 Ann street. Undergarments for the Million—Men, Wo- men and children, at MCLAUGHLIN'S shirt depot, coruer of Greenwich and Murray streets, All Gentlemen?s Goods.—KFancy Cashmere scarfs, ties, six-ply collars, gloves, Hoslery, de.. at low pri FULLERTON, 801 Broatwa, competition Dis, 413 Broadway. Shirts—Supertor Make and Shape—Made to order; ft guaranteed; all sizes ready made, Hosiery, cloves under garments, FULLERTON, 301 Broadway. treeWe were Sare of 1d Bonglas sent for a package Tybody said he could not suc: y American smoker. but we knew bette: PS Defiance Salamander Safes With Patent power proof locksanc crass bare. Ala, re apd burglar proof parlor wafes Depot 192 Pear! tr ROBERT M, PATRIOK. Batchelor’s Bair Dye, W The best in the world, aurpassing all At the manufactory, 243 Broxdway, “and Toupeess jade, sold and applied Do You Dye Your Hairt—If so, Use Wilson's hair colorer, which colors your bair toa black or brown with oul trouble” Avplied like water. Leaves no stain on the tteah orlinen, Debes detection. “Only 25. ai the drag store $06 Grand sireet, corner of Alien “iuman Frailty; or, Physiological Re- sear ies," should be read by everybody. Sold at 157 Princo stre t. Price 25 cents, _ eepture Cured by Marsh's Radical Cure Reference — the rincipal su: is and physicians of this city. Call aud exatuine.” "No. d'Vosoy suicok, Alor Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tow The beatin the world, wholesale and retail, and the dys priv tely applied, at No. 6 Astor House. Hill's Hair Dye, 50 cents a Box, Black or rown, No. I Barclay street. Tultaitabie hair cutting. Inful- lible onguent. a Tricopherous its the Best and cheapest article for dressing, ben K, curing & and restoring the hair, Katy te by all Bea Holloway’s Pills and Ointment.—Spurtous articles abroad. Look at the water mark, “Holloway, New York und London,” in semi transparent leiters, in every leat Of the book of diréctions enveloping each box and pot Cam| A and Chemist, South- weet corner of Kighihavenne and Twenty-eighih sizect. Spe lal attention to prescriptions. ‘Quinioleine” (Cocoanut O11, Quinine, &€.,) for ibe nutrition and embellishment of the hair. BDU rey, Chemist 609 Broadway. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL. Pune, Nov. 5—6 P. M. ‘The returns from the Stock Exchange to-day go to show that the late flurey in stocks was for the most part the work of Wall street operators, and that the outside public have bad far less to do with it than was generally sup- Posed. Stocks are more plentiful at the present moment in Wall street than they have ever been; whence the in- ference that the outsiders who came into tue street ou the late rise, came there rather as sellers than as buyers. In fact, it is pretty generally known that large bots of New York Central and other stocks which were bought just after the flurry of March last, and were carried all summer, have been sold out during the past ten days. The example, it is conjectured, has been fullowed by others, who, without being stock speculators, happened to own stock; they have taken advantage of the late rise to ize. In @ word, it appears that the inflation of which the premonitory symptoms were so apparent a few days since was simu Jated rather than real, and that the participation of out- siders, instead of helping the market, has in fact precip! tated the contest. There are many circumstances, too, at the present tine which tend to discourage people from buying stocks. ‘The decline in the receipts of the Western roads (with the single exception of Michigan Southern, which, having been the first to suffer, was the first to economise, and is now reaping the benetit of a reformed administration and carn ing pearly as much money as it did last year,) far sur- passes the anticipations of their friends, The declive in the receipts of the Galena for the past quarter ox ceeds a quarter of a million of dollars; and the latest reports from Chicago state that the decline for November will be still greater. The Rock Island is doing as badly, and s0 are other Western roads. This decline is based on the shortness and poor quality of the crops, and no recovery can be expected till next year, when possibly a more bountiful crop and increased trailic may stimulate business. Meanwhile, the earnings, not only of the Western roads proper, but of the Kastern lines which they feed, must undergo aheavy diminution. New York Central must suffer this winter in proportion to Ga. lena and Chicago. With regard to Central, other canses are inducing many parties to ell it. Since the success of the republican ticket in this State an apprebengion has been felt lest the republican policy of tolling the railroads in favor of the canals should be carried into efect. It will be remembered that, last year, the bill to toll the railroads: passed the Assembly and was ouly defeated in the Senate by two or three votes. Politicians write from Albany that this winter the measure will become a law. Of course, @ 18 possible that these anticipations may not be fullfilled, and that tho re- Publicans may abandon their former policy. But the contingeacy is sufficiently imminent to alarm Wall street operators, and it would be natural to expect free sales of Central for some time to come. Altogether, the poor busi ness of the roads, the critical position of the New York Contral—which is the leading speculative stock on our, market—and the fears which bank officers are trying to arouse in reference to the money market, sufficiently ex- plain the dowaward tendency of prices. ‘Tho business in State stocks to-day was very small, and prices were unchanged. The decline in railway bonds was general, linois fell off 4 per cent, La Crosse land grants \X, and other deseriptions in proportion. In bank shares very little was done; Commerce shares advanced 44. New York Central took the lead among the specula tive stocks, opening at a decline of 3 from yesterday's price; it was freely offered, and sold down to 8314, after which it rallied to 83%, and finally cloned weak at about S34. Galena opened at a de cline of X, fell off % besides, and closed % better than the lowest prices. All the Western stocks were similarly affected. As compared with yea terday’s closing price, Michigan Central declined to-tay 1; Southern, preferred, 7%; Mlinois Central 14; Rock Island, %; Toledo, 4, &e, Readi XM to-day. Tt has been upheld for some days by the pur: chases of the Philadelphians, who haye made some money in it lately; they will do well again if they can induce people here to oversell it, as they did some weeks sinc ‘There is no whisper of any dividend, Panama and Pacific Mail were both lower. As we stated some time since, the dividend on the latter stock will be 14 percent. The closing prices were: Miseourie, 89. 3g; New York Cen tral, 8845 @ %%; Erie, 163g a %; Hudson, 31 a 2; Read- ing, 1 J4 @ 94; Michigan, 64% a 55; Southern, guaranteed, Panama, 118 a 119; Hiinois Central, 8335 a 84 M4 & 34; Toledo, 33 a 34; Rock Island, 655 a AM: Povitic Mail, 1064 %. The market closed tame. The Sub-Treavury balance declines rapidly. The busi of to day is as follows — Total receipts... 956,778 08 Of whieh from Customs... 56,000 00 Total payments 79.065 82 Total batanee. 8,327,768 42 ‘The es anges at the ‘Bank Clearing House thie morn. be Were $19,789,165 65, and the balances $1,146,483 18. Foreign exchange # Inactive: holders are asking the last reported rates, 100%) a % on England, but buyers sre holding of for lower prices. Many bills have been held over since Tuesday. Specie continues to flow to the South, and the rates of exchange aro wualtered. Thegy, ts no change in the rateg for meney. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1858. ) Wo understand that Gonerat Wand, Uie President of the | and my mee of Fi Lith company Nat Card, are ro antic and Great Western Re ead, . 4 | Spectfully mvited to ctiend atie frvcral, from the rest sggmevegie Papeete who Jansiy ques) dence of hi father, Apsou Baker, No. 242 Fourth stecet, | fram ngiane, left this city yesterday, im company with | Washington square, this (Saturday) aiternoun, at three an By gneer, Mr. Kennard, W survey the line of O'clock witout 1 thor invitation. teereea, Mf: Benuard bat beon seut bere by the Eng nines irridar, News 0, Gant. Rana M, Beaman, lish ony itt, 5, Who propose to interest themselves in the | Brack.—Oa Friday, Nov, s a, (NMInIDing Loe proposed line, will return to | BLaek, wife of Joni Block, ag Tomi, and se. oo ty bin coltiialenta, The reiatives and friouds of the tamily are res Fngland, suu invited & attend thet) nn Sunday afternoon, at , tock axe two o'clock, (rom the resideuce of her mother, Ava Mor Faron, Nov. 6, 1868 ris, No. 12¢’0:c! mata ith = mM 100 shis Hat RR. W80 1236 | _ BRansronp, , Juras, wife of William 00 TE Hs 05.9 ME ga Harlem RA pret., 26%¢ | Braidsford, of ‘a, ab' daughter of Fiza H. aud de 100 Tein v0. a» 30 Reading KR Tete Owen Wardest, 36000 Biienourl’ 6's, . 5 BLS |. Tho relatives wd friends of the family are respect ully 600 Ca | invited to attend the fyucra!, at Calvary church, corner of 11000 N ve | Fourth avenue and Tweoty first street, on Sunday | afternoon, at one o'clock, without further no! | Caxuant.—On T y Nov. 4, at noon, Kigsanannt B., | wie of Aew TC 36 years | The relatives n uihs of he family are roapecttuliy invited to attend ¢ v4), this (Saturday) afternoon, at | two o'clock, from the residence of her husband, No, 219 Weet Twenty eoxth ctroct : 50 i Cawit.—A) Flushing, L. 1.,0n Thurstay, Nov. 4, Jouw 1000 Ch St'A 775 MS & WLR only child of Jain F and Vanna A, Carll, aged 1 year, 100 100 ive in 10 months aud 13 days, eet pds cee 0 MS &NIn gue, 6 do * 2000 L, Brick ‘mb 1v ths bk of America 12 Dh of Commerce, 10 Narseu Ba 30 Dek 20 Vern Coa C 100 do, Bie 200 do, 7 100 Clow & PIERRE 16 Cumb'd pret, WW 260 Gal & Chic KR. 16 100 do 31 Pacitic Mai! sy oy 100 Havlem KK, 26 do, 60 Mil & Mi 400 do, SECOND BOAKA, $1000 US b's, . 1044 100 shs NYCenRR.« 8000 Missou 89-200 a whes 90 100 5000 Cal 7 Mill gr bs do... cr 260 MSO&NIa guar bt ‘ 80 Manhattan Gas Co 160 100 do......816 61% 100 Chic& Ist RR.860 - & 100 Mich Con RR 100 Cley & Tol Iti Mil & Miss RR.&60 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Puapay, Nov. 5—6 P.M. Asimes.—The sales embraced small lots of pots at 6c. Bexavervrs.—Flour—The market continued dull, espe clally for common grades of State and Western, while the demand for the better class of brands was fair, The sales embraced about 10,000 a 12,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices — Rejected superfine r : $3.00 a $3 80 Standard supertine State. +40 8 420 Extra State do.... 450 a 470 Common to goot Western 3% a 450 Extra Jowa, Michigan, Indiana and Obie. » 475 a 635 Extra round hoop Ohio (eu ing brands).. 5 29 9 5 35 Extra Geneseo. . 6 7 Canadian superfine and extra, 470 a 60 Mixed to straight Southern. 480 5 20 herp fancy and extra, 5 60 7 80 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands. 7 60 6 be Rye flour 3 a 4 Corn meal, 400 a —Cunadian’ brands were heavy, with bales of about 600 a 700 bbls. at our quotation: Southern flour change, while sales were moderate. to about 800 bbis, within the range of ovr figures. Rye flour was quiet at our quotations. Corn meal was dui! and prices unel Wheat was without change of moment, while the salee embraced about 25,000 bushels, including white Canadian st $1 26a $1 28, good Canada club at $1, fair white Michigan at $1 15, fair Cr good white Souther at $1 S74 a $1 40 and thferior to good red do, at $1 08 a 81 15, Corn was ip good demand and rather firmer. The sales embraced about 40 00shushels, including unsound ; fair to prime choiwe do, at Te. 5 ji lots mixed or straw colored Southern at 800. ; whi thern at Bie, a Re,, and yellow do. at 900. Rye was dull at 70c. a Tle, Bar ley was easier and lower, with sales of about 11,800 bushels at Thc. a 8c. Oats were steady, with sales of State at 47c. a 48c., and Western and Canadian at 600. a Caser4.—There war a speculative movement in this ar- ticle. Sales of 4,000 mate were made on the spot at 22c, 4 23¢., and all expected to arrive was sold at p. t Corma.—In the absence of stock of Kio of moment, the sules were limited. Java was in good supply and dull sales of 150 Cape were made at 10. Cortox.—The sales embraced about 3,500 bales, 2,500 of which were in transita. ‘The market, though heavy , was without any decided change. Middiing uplands, to fair and good uplands, ranged from 11%. « 1c. Freaire,—To Liverpool about 6.000 bushels of grain were engaged at bd., iu ship's bags, 30 tons cloverserd at 208., with some cotton at 3-16d. a 7-32d.; 700 barreis flour at Is. 43¢4.; 60 bales of cotton, by steamer, at 444. To London $00 boxes cheese were engaged at ‘30s, 15 tons bone black at 1s, Od., 107 bales bark at Ie., 450 bie, rosin at 2s. per 280 Ibe., 100 tierces bocf at 4s. dd. 30 tons cloverseed at 208,, 100 bbis, pork at 28, Gd. Thore was nothing new to ¢ Gtas sow oF to the Continent. Fren.— embraced about bout 2,000 boxes layer reins at $2 40, and 2,000 do, M. R's a $2.06; halves at si 10, and quarters at 62450. Provisions. —Pork—the continued firm, with emer enon Se ee mess at $17 00 a $17 10, pi Kod yh at $13 756. Reef was bbis., including repacked 12, and extra Western at 812 a 813; and carpatnies $15. Sales of 73 bola beet bamna were inade st $18 60 for good Vermoct. Out meats: bebe! and in the absence of sales quota. tone were nom: Lard was firm, and the stock light; la. Butter Dressed Secanaa—th SS marhes was firm, ‘with sales qf 1, 500 hha. Cuba at 6340. a Tge.; included in the sales were small lots of Porto Rico'at be. 446. 90 ida, motado at 44°. and 560 boxes atp.t. The market om the week's saics closed at an advance of ge. 0 ye. OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT. IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS —THE POTATO TRADE — re. LOW S—THREATENKD SCARCITY OF APPLES. Deaters in the large markets report an improved busi- nese within the last month, and were it not for the abun- dance of nearly al) marketable producte, prices would be for them at very good figures. Tho apathy of the past year seems to be slowly giving way to a better etate of things. Potatoos will be unuenally cheap this winter; the crop has been abundant and the rot very slight. New Jersey, which was reported to yield but a Kght crop, comes in unexpectedly strong with a fine lot of potatoes. For the last three years the leading and favorite potatoe was the Mercer, it having all the quali- ties desired in bo ‘aan atvorued atk however, the favorite potatoe ix it desorves the favor wih much regarded. i Teh of whith skin, and of a light red color at meaty and very palntable. It first made its ‘in oof mar- kets from Washington county, in this State, about four oa. Now it is grown all over the couniry. Peach. pond gy Snag See bbl. and Mercers: for about 25 ‘There is no danger that potatoes will be very Sear toas wenn, Other vegetables are olerably ‘abundant, but are getting dearer ae the season advances. Celery sells from 8 to 10 cents per bunch. Apples are very bieh and will be inordinately dear this winter. We should not ‘be surprised to see them quoted yet at $9 and $10 per bh! ‘What is singular is the fact that apples are keeping very badly, and are aa ripe now as they should be in January Holders are therefore anxious to ~ of them. The market is beginning to up with Facog and and were it not for the 7m weather trade id good. People do not want to bay this deserijtion of food until the cold weat! Canvass back ducks have just come in, but are in bad condition, Poultry continues dear Meats are tolerably low, as the supply is large. Fick continues high. Smelts are ail the rage just now and will be cheaper, Oysters are now dno and fat. Try tem There is nothnig ese new to note, Birth. morning, Now. 6, at nine o'clock ICOLAT, Of a #00. Nicor ay. On Frivtay the lady of Auer H Rancock—Hewwers.—In Brie , Conn. on Thiirstay Nov. 4, by Rev. Dr. Coit, Mr. J P. Barooex, of Chien 0. 11. to Mize Saran Louisa itvnaas, danghier of C. B. Hubbell, of the former e. Er ris0n. annson.—On Wednesday, Get. 20. by Rev. TL Hank#, Laveence P. Biuceow to Ewma C., daaghter of Lemuel & Richardeon, both of Carmansvilic. Vin —Maxwett—At Athens, Ga., om Tharsday, Oct 14 by Rev. Dr. Hoyt, Josrra A. Hint, of Wilmington, N.C, to Many Freason, daughter of Joseph BE. Maxwe of the former ple Mariey—Anry.—On Thursday, Nov. 4, at the Fremh ris scopal Chareh da St. Eeprit, by Rev. A. Verren, J fore MarRrY to J. ATersTIN® AgRY, of Hoboken, 1 “Tnresani—PwNinat —In Brooklyn, on Thursday morn ‘ov. 4, at the residence of the bride's father, by Rev Robert B. Peet, Joux F. Usownant, of New York, vo Lax. Sart FINTEAY, laughter “f Audrew Findlay, Req. lormerly of Westahester county, Ned. Baxen.—On Thorslay, Nov. 4, Anten Banger, in the 24% year of his ‘The friends and relatives of the tamily, als the oflce Me + Panwa y The frients and reiatives of the family are invited to. attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, ne Flushing, tas (Saturday) afternoon, at haif-past two o'clock, ‘| Dwicut.—At Morrisania,on ‘Thursday, Nov. 4, Miss M. A. DwicHT, aged 62 years; formerly of tis Friday, Nov. 5, at nooa, after a short and ere iliness, Thomas Fanneit, aged 82 years vfrienda ond those of his brothers in-taw, Thomas sand Jobn Hart, are respectfully requested to attend vral, without further notice, on Sunday after Wo o'clock, from the residence of his brother- cin Woodhull’ street, South Brooklyn. On Thures ¥, Now. 4, of coosumption, Wit aged 24 y: a ative of Sweden, nd ede nia are respectfully invited to from his late residonce No. 139 West between Seventh and Kighth avenues his (Saturday) othem 1000, at two o'clock. a eee) itinees, 8Y aight, Nov. 4, ANNA Manz, daughter of James an! Maria Joyco, aged 3 years, 2 months and DL days ‘The friends of the fam, are invited to algend tho fune- ral, from No. 94 °Greene atin Ct, thio (Saturday) aftornoon, at two o'clock. Lioomn.—At Bariem, on Ha day, Mov. 6, of croup, Ruma Jane Fancomn, elieat daughter a” Joseph 0. and Sarah EK, Liscomb, aged 8 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances @e respectally invited bag Atend the fun » OD Sunvay afternoon, at bwo o'clock, from the residence of aer parCnia, @ruer of Third avenue ad 127 street. *LorweraL.—Of inflammatory rheumatism, Sion Tow. wry, of the frm of Lichten “Loowenthal & Ue., Louis He, in the 26th yoar of bis age. ‘The friends of the decensod and famtty are reepectfully avitod (0 aitend the foueral, ou Sunuay afterngon, at the fm noon, Ai by law, No. 9 JORNON ms LIAM JOHNSON, . His friends a attend the furt! ‘Thirty eieth strove ial past twelve o'clock , from ‘bis late reaidence, No. ‘a8 Weet Seventaeuth street. The remains wil! be conveyed o Salem Fi Pemetery for interment Miiiiat.—M) Cann, wife of Ira Usmore Miller, Fxg , ‘ged 24 yours. Portland, Me, papers pleas* copy Mnuyx.—On Wednesday,.Nov. 3, of cronp, Lorrsa A Ninuer, daughter of John atl Kuiza Miller, agea 10 yeare nd 6 months. ‘The frienae and relatives of the family are reapectf avited (0 atloud the funeral, vbis (Friday) afvernovg, we o'clock, from’ the residenoe of her parents, No. 167 Washington street, Jersey City McDonnet.—On Friday, Nov &, at the residence of her nother, FLUKN, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Michaol icbounell, aged 10 mouths. The friends and relatives of the fmily are respectfully nvited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her nother, N sj street, this (Saturday) afternoon, iy MeGavash. On Tourete; evening Nov. 4, at No, 284 West Thirty third strest, of consumption, Mra, Maky Arm WoGHEGAN, wit of Joby MeGragan ‘The remains will be conveyed to Calvary Cemotery for nterment, this (Saturday) afternoon, at half past one Velock. The friends of the family are respectfully invited 10 attend. Rona. —At Metuchia on Friday morning, Nov 5, Namman Romine, in the 76th year of hi His friends and those of the family are invited to accom. yany the remain, from the foot of Cortiandt strect to morning, at half past nine o'clock Carriages will be in attendane: Wuson.—la Brooklyn, Friday morning, Nov. 5, Euan Witson, in the 60th year of his age. His friends are respectfully iny ‘te sal, on Sunday alternooi tend the fune ,from his late Ralph avenues, Brooklyn 4, of infiammnation of the brain, Gxo. HL, son of Geo. B. nad Agnes ©. Winans, aged 5 years, & months and 10 days. We watched his breathing through (se night, | His breathing soft and |ow, « breast the wave ¢ ept heaving to and fro And when the morn eame din aud sad, ‘And chill with early showers, Tite little soul had winged ita dight To happicr realms above. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reepectfully invited to attend the fw op Sumday afteruoon, at e o'clock, from the re of his paremts, No. 7 Marion street, with -BARTHOL: ry CELEBRATE 2} skwiNa MACHINES OMice, 409 Broadwa, A GREAT REDUCTION IN MACHINE Twist. t BARTHOLE'S | odiee, 4) Iicosdway. Ata (MUREDE'S She 7 aaa NEW STYLE OF HOLL T | EVE RDELL'S—WEDDING hyped NOTES, aC. with git edges—thore elaborate ¢: aplenditiy ca raved, can ouly be » band, Broad wn or buat suset. T JONES, 10 ANN STRERT—o4 10 FOR DOUBLE dou’ shled water proof sewed ‘leo, $8 60 for coled peg boots warranted to give sntatustion. NEW STYLE—PRICK $0.—GROVER & RAKER'S corbrated family sewing machines, 90 Broadway, un questionably the, bes beet in the trarket. for rately tise, are now offered at a rate that plaers thean wichin the reach of ail. DRAUTIFUL HEAD OF MATR—WILAON'S BAIA colorer and restorer are decktedly the Beat preparations for the hair Tn the world; nino. the ¥ 25 con's a bottle, WILSON'S HATE oii Dyes the hair to, a beautiful black or without die ploring the shia; aleo restores gra lar te be cvineel outer Wilson's hair colores can be applied like water, leaving no stain on the linen, turning the any shade from & brown Wo jet black. , on ATR RESTORER cure baldnewa, hair from falling strengthen weak hair, growth of the hair, prevent the hair and given beantiful glossy ap pearance. De ‘306 Grand wireet, Allen. New York, ‘Late Callender Co, Third ane Balemore, Birch, Ko. 3 Charles street. ‘stores but Ute abuve, if yon winh the genuine. Hon and four yard wile druggets, Englisbvelvet " isan gi per ar La Se. and De. ngratun We. ‘end Se. wary “HIRAM NANDERSON 99 Bowery. NOVELTY SEWING MACHINES. ‘A practica, family sewing machine for $6 for and ww ne wilh eoatinue fone montha aNer crossing PELL, Poubem Farm, koo- anon ‘8 coleorated ein want aria AT LAST! emt at INK KCLIFER & CO., 4 Naseau street, corwer of Liberty. T CANTLUS 18 THE PLACE TO GET R hors and water proof boots for incies, gent) _ Ives for the aeason, nad protect sickness by but go at once to CA- roadway. Biter OR fp ms 4 OF THR GREAT TOR jotmt cured, pain, by Dr. BACHARIR, 760 16 WILLIAM ity oy) TAS OVEROCOATS CUSREE, aay ate CORNg BE UNTONR A} AND DEF ROTIVE N NATA TREATED and succesaful known, For (rahi i Cte wer, Ga BUNTO! coy ean by] be worn fam MIARLES’ LONDON CORDTAT. GIN 18 A DELICIOUS oft and itoring entirely from ay oubet gle, erecrminented wy be, Mort, geberally, In cages of el, eholie, eboiern, fe nelaary oFg an eee the bowels, nervous de bility, &e.. the weaker sex will find by ite mtontion 9 {Hire reed irom those iotremsag pertodeal saunrereh erich Frequent ated their delicate organization. “Sold \oy ail dev ay depot, 40 Broadway. TAMOND JRWELRY AT RETAIL, TWENTY FIVE PR cent below store prices. TAMO! i anon E. NS, AMO) ACI HAMOND FARRINGS, AMOND PRA COCK, London, Represented by DAVID RAIT. 6 B resawey, ce aire, RESSMAKING AND FAMILY epeTpe, i variety, neatly and expedition® .y done | son, At 96 Bromdway, As ® oe cates of Wer work, ahe may state that she brated sewing # J Mm ‘you WEAR THAT © /RANOF souND? What sound? Of a chi! flames, clothes thnent to nahes. and aver fon etic ale Come nnd see, Yor sale hy for Re 89 Ganal areet, and by G. ©. OS wetd's C Bs 11g Franklin stree R, TOBIAS! VER RTTAN LENT INIMENT WILL CURE me ‘sea Grover Seg corege ‘ahi, of all kinds in 24 pours sn il gn Fre fer" rhe 4 Docent boale wit agora nee Dorin, aoe nee 4. TOBIAS. denen a v PISOELLASDOVE FARITINR INT BLGIGRACE LEAKON'S LINK OF BATTLE SHAP, Number Onc, G | ow read, THE WANDSOMEST PAPER PUBLISHED, For sole everywhere, Price four centa G LEASON'S LINE OF BATTLE SHIP, Number One, ‘Now read THE EANDAOMERE PAPER UBL dsHED, A hip Vigo (Pe ySitalice toamehip 10 (Pir), MeGiut, La = hip aang ramet ries mae | Sehunidt. For sale every where. Blip M Nottelobm,' Lamb, Say) harlbwt i y r amb, annah—Layun - Park Pamphylia, Willlains. Cariensa “More tee g htsere, Reavy, READY. Bark Angler (i), Hart Triniy, NP—U 1 Kouth & Roos. | GLWAPON'S TINE OF BATTLE Sit”, Hark Geo Thomas Hea Ven ver & Deake. Hark WA Allen, Htobbina, Bavdanas -Desoli's te Baik Houanibal, Kline, € THE HANE somneT PAPE ci PUBLIBHKD. - clark Charles Keene, eatin’ For sale everywhere. Price four cents. Voint—M M Freeman & Oo. Philadelphia—MeCready, Mott @ EADY, READY “Sie Martha Pout, Thomnpace, HLEASON's Ll i (Br), Rie: ANK OF BATTLE SUlP, Hie itonnsl, Cretahton, re— THE HANDSOMEET NH it PUBLISHED. Bel Nevey Dawson (hr), Walford, St Mllebaol Kehr Anicfope (iin), Doughty, St Andrews. NB. Behr Scsephon, MeGregor, St Stephen—Jed Frye Bilin Lariitay, Lirovwn, Mer wick Paye-RP Heke & Co _For sale every where OW READY. GLEASON'S TINR OF BATTLE SHIP, ber Ons THE HANDSOMI ST PAPER PUBL, ISHRD _For nale everywhere. Hrice (ur cents Price four conta, Schr Harrison Jones, Gorman, Tampa, &e—D 1 Seare, Behr F Segur, Kenyon, Penaacol Kebr Marine, Merrihew, Wilmin; OW REA GREABON'S LINK OF RATTLE SHIP. i Number One. THR MANDSOMEST PAPER PUBLISHED. For sale everywhere. Price (our centa. RYER'G MIRACULOUS, VERMIN DRaTROYER — Read, on the last page of our papor for this day, a n of ceriiieaue attesting to the eiiea'y of METRICS mira, | Rebr Nicanor Parker, Bangor Behr Fra, Chamberlin. Hosea —J Nickerson. Schr Komuth, Petiengill, Newburyport—-3 W Lewts & Oe. ARRIVED. Steamship Montgomery, Crocker, Savannah, 65 houre, mdse and paasengers, to I B Cromwell & Co Novel Pit exchanged signals with steamship Thoa Swan, from Savannaa’ Experienced very heavy weather Neainadiv Jnuiewiown. Pariah, Richmond, &e, with mdee culous remedies, which never fail to Cestroy ali kinds of and passengers. to Uy 1. vermin. Baip Cultivator, Buses, 1, Oct 9, with mdse aed Saas 865 paanenyers (all well), t Lind one birt uD NOMETER WATCHES, and no dea hs 2th ult, when 04 Hable Intact, othe northere GOLD LEVER WATCHKS, edge of the Gulf Siream, enoountered a very severe gale (rom GOLD DUPLEX WaTCHIs SK, which eventually increased to a pertect hurricane, back NDEPENDENT SKOOND WATURER, ing gradually to he N and NW, soud before tt uuder two claws LADIES’ GOLD LEVEE WATOU RA refed tovsaila and foretopmast stayaadl for 26 hours. ‘The shi + GOLD ENAMELLED WATCUKS, wot LED thea bro {oo to startoar 'wenty -tive per cout below retal! ators TRACK, Landon. to atoms in an instant; got he ball an hour lopaee, when she again browched to port, aad the foretopea!! wan blown to pieces, lost starboard quarter life boat, and bad one other boat badly damaged, the cabin doors, house a won ladder and ‘bulwarks od away or stove to pleece: lay too beaded to eastward for wodthe maintopsall wes blows before the wind again, and acet bo e Bopresented by: DAVID BAIT, ced Broadway, up earn EO. B. BLOAT & CO.—TWO THREAD LOCK STITOH sewing machines for fxunily use and manufacturing PUuF poKes cannot be excelled inure, untiiiimoderated ensugh tor wese Ship to” Aouthwreat "C.W. THOMAS & CO., Agents, No, 480 Broadway, N.Y, | wd The lore nnd main courses had been blown fry thelr goaketeto ribbons. Sd inst, passed Piro Island at 1AM, te YEROOATS! BARGAING! BARGAINS! reah easterly gale; continued on until about Lb miles from Tih LAmanst MUCK Gr OVERCOAT ben uot being abe to mest with » oie Conde Ad Bver ms ngage a hot et eM ol gry Ban ‘est loint, the ver mn a vat heen ‘ook, manetotared by nay oe house, Yor, No, G whem 12 aniles South of dhe High ba! be found at DE GBOOT'S Oak a Mw PRICES THAT CAN'T BK BK. Open unul BY, P.M. Batorday. tl fiat M Reneember, Guk Mall, Noa, 4 and 66 Fulton siract, and Now TH KO. R. B. ten ant 338 passengers, to Chirles « ‘Was off the Light Ship Wed: nealayand hauled offshore on account of thick weather; wi arauline this PM by wleamtug Achilles, Oapt Home 47 and 69 Gold street DE GROOT, | Kiwed inte ACK AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCTION.— wt Joueph Hale (of Portland, Me), Merrill, Cardi, Sept v ; }o Kroaren and Tathburg Steam Na Sind alate we cated aeicinn tie pend | pany; vensel' inno. Oct 2, lat il, lon a 3 IW Amiiia, Lunt, from Charleston for Juiver It 40 40, lon 68, hind heavy galen fcom bi stove bulwark, &¢ Schr Cruace, Fonte orice aud «Will sell the same ful to RNB, apiit Crigimd coat or" duaportation, nt auction al a gress er cent teas tan Che Maching, 6 daye. irene s 82 WING macros IMPORTANT TO Fay | CBF Crusoe, Foster, Machins, 6 aye Schr Keren Happuch, Kelly, Boston, 3 days ‘A new family sewing machine, combining the Latest tas bs ” : provensata, ah he otreme low pelog of Joh pone 1 DULL Schr Alfred Bar own tor Abang Rehr Four Brothers; Chase: Now Bedford Sehr Eien Rodman, Bownian, New bedford: Sehr Benj Stannard, Doane, Giouceater, Schr Gazelle, Rogers, Harvwieh for Norfolk. Kehr Gon Jes Taylor, Jones, Beverly. The price of all oer standard machin have been gread); reduced Singer's sewing machines, it ts wel! kaown, thon dearer’ tn pee, have atwaye eee cheaper in fot, consider will do, thst any athe meet. 0 oa. i mas ve saualod MBL Nae x 00, 4B Brosdway. ton. Schr Orepon, Squites, Port Rwen for Greenpart. Kehr JO ireland, Baker, Albany for Boaton, GTeAnNs A MARVIN'S IMPES chr Albony, Allen, Albany for Providence 4 * Rehr Grecivh, Mathews, Hondant (or Hon 08. THE CRYSTAL PALACE FIRE Bohr Barnstable, Gorham, Rondout for Boston. The attention of the public is mmyuested to (he following eerti ficate trem OFFICER (and othem) OF THE LATE FATE OF JHE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, fo reference to the destruc: Sloop JP Waliace, Thrasher, Taunton. Rienmer Toston, Sellew Philadelphia. xy NE feales: lay at anchor 36 hours under Cape ea tion of vor aaten, wists was of coom@e Inevitable, as (widk one : except) they were lft wide open r Arr th—Steamsluw Danie! Webster, Miner, Klltebethpert. z ‘etente "NRE te een to te BELOW 4 tome misapprehennion may exist in regan rRe verp) with mdse on Of the sales belonging wo Sastty keneia, | geaeaen ee re One aad erpetal Palnce st tbo ting of Ue tre lin justice to them, ‘ we would state, that from the time of their entry they. ware ATLED left UNLOCKED AND OPEN for te examination of viskers, uu in dat condition were found on the morning aubwequemcto Ve New Yous, AS6d iB Nera Way, Sup't) TRA L. CADY. WM. H. WILUOX, (Floor Manager.) -M. YALE CADY One of the ahove safes, which chanced to be partially closed, is now at our atore ia Murray st at for ¢ ‘amination urrey at, New York. STEARNS & MARVIN 5 Nori Mati sts outs. 57 Gravier at, New Orleans. UFACTURERS OF T WILDER PATENT "SALAMANDER 8, SAFE. CHIN APPS. AP LOW PRICES, — WOLFE'S SCHIADAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. Hotel keepers, barrooms acd private families can now aup- ply themseives ‘with Wolfe's Genuine Behiedam Aroms Schnapps at leas price than the common Holland gin ts sold at in thie market, exclusive of bottles, box and botuling. ubseriher be pow on hand several thousand pipes of Ships Toaac Wright, Liverpool; barks Hoqua, Hong Kongy Thaics, New Orleans, vt ee Adama, New Orleans. ‘om the lower bay amsuly Keapire cy lavage end New Orleans; ship Ainazon, Loudon, bark J J Cobb, Marana. Wind at numset NNR. Miscollancons, ‘The obliging and attentive purser of the steamship Montge. mery, from Savannah, has our thanks for Giles of papers. ‘Capt Carr, of scar JL, Bownaan, will sccept ow thanks foe favors. Commennanix Desratcn—The clinper ship Moonlight, fer fan Franciwo, hag just been londed in Babcock, Cooley & Oo’e “Merehanta’ Express Line" in nine working days, and is des- pitelid three dasa before her advertised time, The superar clipper ship Fanny # Perley follows in same line, and, we ob- which he manufactured and imported during the re- | serve, i advertised for the 20th inst; ahe bas the reputation of See last fall, when be bad the selection of the whoio | eines tua aller nad delivering her onrge in excellent order The Schnapps now on hand is represented by the foreman of | pm iqyOPsieue pur INK. Nehioh wll lwo take her plane ie the distitlery’ to be" wuperior o any” Nelmappw ever manulac: | the qu everiting k new sai of aud affords « favora- een eg as, UDOLrey, Vous, ble ©) ily fur shippers to ace Ker beatiful ince a Woaver street, | inirable is of exireme clipper model {From the New York Dispatch | pa a pigs re Goon News.—During the revulsion in business last fall, Mr, Woite, the proprietor of the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, had” . at Boston from London, om the 20un ull, lag the selection of the whole grain market of S: hiedal Hew, ith Be bark Lady" Campbell Power, which enabled him t manufacture and import oaveral thou | nm, with & cargo of timber, ia o nee MADY per cent below former rates. He is now crienceen heavy gale 26h, and his iinportations to hotel keepers, families, Ac, at a nunued three bats the masts were ice than the common Holland gin ia sold at in thin erenaed, and finally veal apt elient opportunity afforded w ail to lay | ¢ her cargo floated out. captain and inane, Boston, The crew saved pone of Weir pometer, BR Bare Vive, at Baltimore head of foretop {From the New York Atlas. Scurmpaw Scum arrs.—Wolls, the celebrated proprietor and importer of the gen hiedam Schnapps, the bert im ever meanutnctsired, by taking advantage of the grain market, dur g the ante last year, is enabled now tosupply dealers and fafailien With the ne nappa tn all their purity aud excellence, at prieee lean than other dealers supply the ordinary gin. Now ve time for those who sell or d rink Wolle's incomparable schnapps to tay tn thelr Tom tse, New York Sunday Tian Paxic—The truth of the adage, H's an {tt wind ¥ good," wns made stril:ingly appareat tn the reauhs of the panic of Inet fall; for net only partivuinr indt- thiunia, but the public generally, are ee w deriving beor fitfrom’ it. Tt enabled those who means toaecare peculiar advantages, as in the ease of Mr. Wolfe, who, durin, from (Guayanilla, PR, low and aprung fore yard Burg Kare Anpenson, Bramball, from Curaona for New the vessel leaking budly. The scum Ma none, Campbell, at Boston, sth from Windsae while anc the harbor evening of 34, came in comtad, Suh sels Carollor G, of Tremont Me, nad lows aad stove bulwarks, The C € lost, base Carr, from St Johnm, PR, Oct 15, wie the revuision, had tie selection of the whole grain market o , ~ et Kebextam, and, consequently, waa enabled o manufacture and Lapa! a irene focuser ro Import several thousand pipes of sehnapie under snch fanven rs plit suila, stove beiwarks oma bie circumstances that the * of the panic has certainty was hove dope him seme good. Paseonger—Mr has A Smith, of NYor® There were abort 125 sail at Lewes, Del, on the 3d inat, walt ing change of weather. ie GREATEST MEDOUAL jenaeiy, of Roxbury, 5 discovered a com de. on ae weed growing yas a ad on old sone | _ Ship Sernak, frown Lavery ool for Philadelphia, wi tots Fuld ot amr sine rete ey Get B, lai 4 11, ton 43 47. w dows to = plupie; & perfect cure: Foreign Ports. case, For cole by ©. UL BING, ™ Oct 1¢—In port a bark from leaton, irocitey. ‘bee, a escesnson Sarre lartpaing, tne Qeeten, LUMBER AND MAHOGANY DRA a tari, om, Am bask, Sr BY, with maboyany; alse @ rane Going in he iver 2th, bark Flan, Wilson, from N York. nierm of yours. Fight lote of new trick | Paruuac, Hordewus, Oct ld—Skt chap Shellid, water, vane eee, Picts ri i. vee Sate nee import Oot lan she Mary Aine, Welsh, trom ited York, ‘germ, ee ce A at Rogers, tae. Ley toy, ne. Genser, Bre from Bes- ATT NERVOUS DU ANTIDOTE, uC ‘ST I BE Exyunigcs sy te wi in port bark Tropie ton, ar Repl Bache KN Fanner, Tx, Crom Hal Decavve it cures 80 atic ¢ “J van rem thease by tas camenacue of cna, who asoribed: Lager ye Now, we to silence jon. Bit, OF Vet he frightened by envious rasenia, a: ° malig, Lt ag Ty yh foes rant owe will either of us take, at one time, twelve: ok, eta ies, ‘tor or NY ork 10 days, Electric Light, tame. times as much asia necessary to relieve the worst cases of €} Just ar. neuralgia, bronchitis, extreme debility, ment fr Steraam, NB, Nov l—Arrabio Harpswell, sage Port sal, dolirium tremens, or auy known nifretion of te | jand. d moreover, we will agree to refend the Home Ports. rive in where the antidote ix not found beneficinl, Wisal more can we oy oF do to Sarvs be Wrocid of of the efflercy of the sntidote, oF Of our conidence the easence of ifr dreamed of ‘by pom re JOUN PYNe a C0 prope Mog ten oy Hing eg coment Koper, Pruvblenon, MC Dicteo Mala Kansan sree, 6 generally in the U) metre and Canad. nee ‘our baaee' in wriiten on the label. WINTER CIRCULAR eR 1858 5 or ROGERS & RAYMOND, Corner of Potton and Naam miresu Herald . oor TO THE PUBLIC. We presemt tii season three grand iniucements ( Uhowe ia want of winter clothing, viz.:— Aa unequalied stork, I reduce 400 of prices, nin and msncace variety. ri and hope’ winter el chotee, and ecuminentatiet Sore A Roy asive held for won on Gost pereete —~4* the extreme oReapness Beira se Sea a ie TO GENTLEMEN aol (and at ‘The man the mectmnic. the Nov 2, bog Lengan, Inckor\ svery sont, Whaloyer Rip vor and epatie elect from our immense supplies of fasibonabie winter clout AL iaNGOR, Now 3-OCle brig Walter Howes, Pierce, Ma. Ing fo in door and out door wear exactly what he reqrires ata | Wrmaa fanatior ont thas at any clber clotuiyg warvhowse in New | CHARLESTON, Now 2 Arr fenranin, Naak le, Moray, Yors. Kew oy on Plane, Oxnard, de. : berte NG MADE TO MEASURE, Shtacoa, bowed to NY . wraoranted equal in cut and finish aay aes Cy in the rata Ry: worth, and s aived Mates duction (0 Ue est latter ald), br k Can. Thou 7 ee WOOFERS A RAGHOND. Blake, and Be wrows (" wt ar, NY Suits ‘Nor baghs ‘Liverpool, scar Joba MeAdam, Lewis, Norma, Normann, Moan. Cag ig ay PAL, Oct 24— Act echr AY Howe. Sawyer, Boston. sire Wotan Fosters, poy MYATIVS LIFE BALSAM, VATT'S LIFE ii ta cng tere NEURAL hen Freon) uicars, ned the wore ones OF @ SoS | er Phi evil, HYANNIS. Now 9 Are sehr Adelive, Vowes, Phiindetphie the bod Ugrent debit, Tse organ arty “rh, seem | for Bostom, Aid 3c, sehen Pizarro, «hase, ad ‘nar Crom incipient eansumption, ae, de. eiidfrom Boston), 8 York, Sd, toward, ‘awell irom, Sere eT ACKSON VILA, Oet 21 Arr sche Teame Mt NYovrte — « 1 j— oer sche Tene YATES LIFE RALSAM CURED MR. & RODG ries Caatton, Handy. i, ih, Poogeth fads oJ cner of Canal and Hadson streets more, Ol Si aches Eveline, Ray, Jamaica, ¥ fat, Moaker, Salem; Fheumasam of the most painfal Rind, which bed roadered hime | Qech Seven histora, Crowley Rermude, Surf, Show, Phiisdel” A erippie for monits, phin Mer Fike, Crs ae LU BEC. Get Art she F i, N¥ork. VATT'S LIFE BALSAM CURED MISS COLR, NO. | MACHT AS, Set Sid sobe Zolma, X York. 168 Third nvemne, of of the mons prin‘al asd dan Nw oni gare, Oetta AM Art ships “Novge, Lae jeorcus kind. SBe had be from infancy, and the | erpeol; John H Hiiot, TaveRer, Moe Cid steamahipy Tom anaes so severe ne to tove the cooonean or buen Ceaseus of neaeee, Forbes, Vera Come, Fivaters, plaae. ae. bork Mahlon Willkonsen, Sebat NEWBL &Y PORT, Now 3—Arr sohr ‘holden West, Philadet phi vars. MIFE BALSA CURED EX ALDERMAN nm lly, Thirteenth ward, B.D. Brooklyn, of rhowmet NEW LONDON, Nov }-Arr suhen Redt Clark, Virgt afer be had bern under medal ireulmeut ta vats and crip: + rv ate ior dor ise. 9 Fra pled for meatha, id Yous. ‘There are 4+ goanier PHAGAL Pitas Nov Are bark Loutsa, Maan, Carte eign Orovinbe, Rovehreok, St Jedn, NB; Ceo ; chols, Boston; echas' F ae Blew hired, Baath ort, M 4 caroline, Bowen, MB Mahoney. Mitehins; Rov I VATT'S LIFE BALSAM CURED WM. J. BROWN, Inte of Pr ty of Betula, after be had and him to his room for Core soa, apd D Smith, Lona, adomtony Mary Sona, Gibbs Wace APR URED WR. R. RICK, NOS. TI ivore . ve are ia mas et, of inflammatory ty ae Bei ater, aud Mgneeve rai iugabure, NYeek, Thewmatiam and gout, alter be had been crippled for years | my, Nore hig = 13 4 — . » b. yygiane Mary Teen Uber of ian an com} eo Ps and Mor te a bung, 8 by; we Avwater, Fa] hes _ Py ptidenee, beate mation) which, bad pencirsiad (0 the bur Ste NV, Nov 2—Acr_bwiy Sacn’h Pings, Stow ~ refused to yield jehd weal the life balsam came to his atd. ; Hole, pe mA or “ eee, oa ig oe ce YATI'S LIFE BALAAM CURED WM. HOUSED OF gaye Young Reviiis, bby, Cardenas: No. 12 Willett treet, of king's evil. 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