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that time. It is not intended to interfere with peaceful ‘emigration to Nicaragua or to any other country ; but Nica- yagua is entitled to repose in the confident belief that the ‘Wnited States will maintain relations of peace and amity ‘with her government aud people. ‘The Commercial Agent at Hakodadi, Japan, reports that an abundance of excellent coal can be had there at six déllars for a ton of two thousand pounds. There is authority for saying the Secretary of tho “Treasury bas not intimated to any one what recommenda- ‘tions he will make to Congreas with regard to the revenue. Emigration to Monn, Nov. 18, 1858. Genoral Walker’s arrangements are so far perfected ‘that it is announced the first cargo of emigrants for Nica- agua Will leave this port on Saturday. A large number of persons who have joined the expedition are collected ‘hore in readiness for embarkation. Arrtval of the Canada at Boston. Bostox, Nov. 19, 1858. “The steamship Canada arrived here at seven o'clock this ®voning. She encountered strong head winds and very rough weather from Halifax. The papers at hand by her contain no news of interest additional to that already Bent over the wires. Her mails will be sent South over ‘the New Havon road by the train which leaves here at an early hour to-morrow morning, and which is due in Now ‘York about five o’clock the same afternoon. The South Pass Wagon Road. Sr. Lous, Nov. 10, 1958. ‘olonol Lander, Superintendent of the South Pass {von Road, arrived at St. Joseph on the 14th inst., and rts that the road was completed to City Rocks, Ne- 4s, in cight months, at a cost of $40,000. The gov- nt appropriated $175,000 for the purpose, and the & ‘lowed was eighteen months. Colonel Lander and ‘Of ty winter at St. Josoph, and will start out again in ng. The Cheyennes had burnt the grass along the A ausing much suffering among cattle, a —- ass. | New Oxixans, Nov. 19, 1858, A ship Holyrood, foading with cotton, caught fire 4 veuing tm the hold. ‘The ship was not damaged 4 and the cotton only slightly. scmtemntneriantnsenscmennmesons The Bark David G. Wilson Ashore. Boston, Nov. 19, 1858. 10 bark David G. Wilson, of Philadelphia, Capt. Poa- ck, from Charleston for Boston, is ashore at Canal Flat, Molmes’ Hole, but will probably heave off if the wind moderate. BS ates Falling of a Grain Warehouse. Aunany, Nov. 19, 1858. ‘The ontire front of the large brick building on Quay wirect, in this city, in which Messrs, Shepherd & Co. had stored several thousand bushels of grain, fell out this morning into the road, and some four or five thousand Dushels oats were thrown out with the bricks into the mtreot, rN Destructive Fire at Cape Cod. Provincwrown, Noy. 19, 1868. A large fire occurred last night in this town, destroying tho clothing store of Mr. Boyne, the large fish store of Jesse Cook, the store of A. 8. Rowley, jeweller, and the plore and stock of A.8. Dudley. The further progress of the fire was stopped by the pulling down of a house. Tho total amount of loss is about $12,000, upon which there ‘ere various amounts of insurance. The hotel was several mes on fire. Wreek at Oswego. Osweao, Nov. 19, 1858. ‘Tue schooner City of Toronto, with a cargo of wheat for his port, struck on the west pier last night. Vessel and cargo will prove s total loss. Crew saved. Sale of a Railroad and Fixtures. Ciwourwan, Nov, 19, 1858. A special despatch to the Garette says that the Lexing- ton and Danville road bas been sold at public auction for $125,000, to McCampbel!, Bowler & Co. The rolling stock ‘and fixtures were disposed of to the same parties at about $10,000, There were several bidders. Departure of the Amertea from Halifax, Haurax, Nov, 19, 1858. ‘The Cunard mail steamer America, from Boston enroute Yor Liverpool, arrived here at eight o'clock last cvening, nod sailed again atten, Asti north wind was blowing; ‘woather clear. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOOK BOARD. Puapetrma, Nov. 19, 1858. Pensylvania State fives, 95%" Booting Railroad, 2575; Morrie Canal 50; Long Island ‘Rail Peunsylvania Railroad, 43. |) oice ‘Onimass, Nov. 18, 1858, ‘We have no change to report in the cotton m\ since the re of the Canada’s advices. The sales to- “ , at Lic. a 11 se. eee The 56,500 bales, the receipts 64,000 and in Te rece thi prt to the of Inst year are 101,000 ‘at all South 614,000. The total 2 ES The stock is 250,000 bales, against ay year, anger buoyant and advanced ‘at 6c. Molasses advanced lc.: sales at quiet at $4 75. fales 2 E = os FI 4 Cotton steady. a” e. ce to day 470 os add up 6,600, and the receipts 19,600; receipts abead of Tat ye 127 000 bales bales; stock 74,000 balce. "The. market pope Nov. 19, 1868, Cotton booyant: sales to-day fom, ‘Cuaniamros, Nov. 18, 1866. Cotton—Halos to-day 3,000 bales. ‘The sales of the week foot up 12,000 bales : oe oe i We uote good middling at Lic., it °c. ™ BaLrota:8, . 19, 1868. Flour firm: Ohio, 86; Howard street, $6 12)4.' Wheat dull bus very firm at $1 20 a $1 26 for red, aud 1 Ba $1 60 for white. Corn dull and hea —— ec. a Oe.; new yellow, GSc. a 68c., and 4 83c, Pro- ‘Visions dull and unchanged ork dem at 81% ‘Dai wo. Whiskey firm at 225;0 & 230. Patanmurua, Nov. Flour unchanged. Wheat ecarce, tnd nine teen 8 881 44 for white and $1 30 for red. Corn scarce, = wanted Simi 86c.; new do., 76, Whiskey in good demand, at Asc. 6 Armasy, Nov. 4 P.M. Flour—A fair business. Wheat—More in sales 3,500 bushels at $1 30 for white Ychigas ; 1 86 for white Genesee. Corn lower: #ales 7,800 bushels ‘Woatern mixed, including one car load * Te ‘Onte in on Tequest ; prices unchanged. No change in supply of of prime limited ; offerings of inferior min > mand; prices unchanged. Whiskey a trifle Righer! cas 160 bBis. Seate at 29e. a Ze. coast eee a Flour firm; r anxious © realize at prosept rates. Sales 1,000 bbis. at $5 for weedy ecty -d Michigan, Obio and pT $6 60 for extra and Ohio, $5 0235 0 $6 8754 for double extra, ‘Wheat in fair demand and firm. Sales 30, Me, for extra Milwaukie club; $1 0% « $1 10 for red ‘Ohio and Indiana; $1 1256 for white for choice white Indiana. Cor: |. Sales 1 ols at 6230. 9 Ge. Barley dull and heavy. bushels Obio at He. Rye nominal at 650. at 460, Whukey Grmer. Sales 100 bbls. at 2ic. Re coipta for the last 24 houre—8,376 bbls. four, 82,600 bush- ola wheat, 444 do. oats, 76 uo. barley. Burra, Nov. 10—6 P.M. Market for flour firm end demand fair, supply limited: sales 1,500 bbls. at $5 Se pret super ine, LG $5 0 for good to choice extra, 86 7! Wheat—Market {irm, demand good for mn a 00 bushels at 0c. for extra Milwaukie clu $1 10 for red Ohio, $1 124 a $1 in tor white Wabe $1 25 for choice white Indiana, Corn quiet; market steady: sales 26,000 bushels at 620. ene. Barley dull and heavy: ales 2,000 buabels Ohio at 68¢. Rye nominal at 650. Cate ditto at 460. Whiskey firmer: sales 100 bbis. ‘at ic. Receipts in the last twenty four houre—17,600 bbls. flour, $500. bushels wheat. Canal shipmente—3,000 bbis. flour, 81,650 bushels wheat, 28,670 bushels corn, 3,576 bushels bar! ley. Z Oswneo, Now. 10—6 P.M. Flour steady and demand moderate for the interior and Fastorn trade: sales 500 bbls. at 85 0 85 75 for choiee ex 96 60 for double extra Onwago Urania, Wiieat—A shade lower for any onneiderable parcels, while on amall lots to poy miliiag bigher prices - realized demand sales 26,000 bushels, at Toc. a 80e. for com: : mon to pring, Otc. for Milwaukie ebub, in eluding small parcels at $1 20 a $1 25 for qrdiaary W white Canadian; $1 19 for good white India 1 20 for white Mich: Nocorn in market Canadian at 48¢., afloat. ‘Canal epee 0 bbla. flour, yg bashols wheat, 5,000 Dnahels corn, 8,300 bushels barley, 3,000 bushels rye, 2,700 bushels onte. Cmmcaao, Nev. 19, 1858. Flour activo, Wheat active, and advanced to. eo. Coro Shoeo bus ce zr bbls, flour, uuehels corn. Shipmente to 14,000 bushels’ wheat, Receipte—600 obis. dour, T0009 bushels wheat, 7,000 bushels corn Ciwerexatt, Nov. 19, 1868. Hogs dul! and market ungettled: sales 2,600 at €6 tos $6 30, the latter price for those a Tot of light sold at 88 20; buyers at the close 1 tot fer ich holders were willing sellers, Receipts ak: 000, The weather continues favorable for Prov sions aneettled—Mese pork declined 60c., va Jeclined Ko. ; all closed unsettled and heavy. Pree, Crags articles generally wochanged NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, The Russian General Admiral. COMPLETION OF HER OOPPERING ON THE BALANOR DOCK—THE VEASRL ABOUT TO BE FLOATED OFF— DESCRIPTION OF THE GREAT DOCK, BTC. ‘Tho immense wooden war ship General Admiral, which was lately built and launched by Wm. H. Wobb, Eaq., for the Russian government, was taken up on the large Balance Dock, foot of Pike street, East river, on Friday, the 12th inst., for the purpose of being coppered. This work is now completed, and ison aacale of magnitude commensurate with the other solid proportions of the frigate. ‘The coppor used is that known as the cold rolled description, and the value of the raw material may be taken at $14,000. There were 6,160 sheets of copper, weighing about 50,000 pounds, placed on the vessel, each sheet requiring as many ag 140 nails to secure it, so that 721,000 naiis, weighing 5,000 pounds, havo been used in the coppering alone of the great northern leviathan. ‘The General Admiral will be floated off the dock this morning. The operation of lowering her will be com- menced at half-past seven o’clock, and will probably oc- cupy about one hour, during which time the frigate will present a beautiful appearance, the copper ruauing up to adraft of twenty-three fect, and looking tike a polished mirror. ‘Tho great balance dock referred to above is the largest of the kind in the world, and its capacity for receiving vessels of immense size renders it one of the moat useful mecbanical institutions in the United States. Steamships and sailing vessels of all sizes, arriving at this port da- maged in every conceivable manner by storms and heavy seas, havo been taken up and repaired on this dock, with most wonderful rapidity. As an instance, it may be mentioned that some time ago a ship was taken out of the water in the morning, her sheath- ing torn off, new copper put on and tho vessol returned to her dock in the North river the same evening. ‘The frigate General Admiral weighed 3,680 tons, and was taken onthe dock in the space of one hour and thirty minutes. The lifting power of the dock is 9,000 tons, and is worked by two steam engines of 100 horse power each, setting in motion fourteen pumps, each forty inches in diameter and five feet stroke, The dimensions of the dock are as follows:—Length, 326 feet; breadth, 100 feet; depth, from top to bottom, forty feet. The dock ia made in fourteen compartments, to each of which is attached one of the pumps mentioned above. Docks of this descrip- tion are now in operation at Havre and Marseilles, and at two or three other places on the continent of Europe, and the Austrian government is having one built near Trieste, equal in dimensions to the great dock at New York, of which we haye now written. City Politic KNOW NOTHING CONVENTION—-NO NOMINATION FOR COMPTROLLER AND GOVERNOK OF THE ALMS- HOUSE—EXCITING TIMES. The Know Nothing Conveation mot last eveuing in the American General Committee Rooms, corner of Broadway and Lispenard street, to nominate candidates for Comp- troller and Governor of the Almshouse. At half past seven o'clock the Convention was called to order, and Mr. Henry Snyder was elected Chairman, and Mr. Gilbert Graham, Secrotary. ‘The Chair appointed tho following gentlomen a Com- neo One ene. N. 5. are Lg J. Mon- Joseph Toone, Robert Beatty and J. K. Mack. "the credentials’ Lege fares Aes from the Thirteenth and Fourteenth being contested, it was moved and adopted that one person of each delegation of contestants be: ‘admitted to the Convention for the purposo of st pan cig ser germ and five minutes be allowed each dele- fea that purpose. Messrs. Thaber, Le Briggs and ‘of the Thirteeath ward, having’ beon ‘heard, and ‘each Setting forth that the President of the Council of that ward would not calla regular meeting to clect the dele- gates for the Convention, each party bad, therefore, taken measures to elect delegates, and were there to await the decision of the Convention. One of the repre- sentatives said the Secretary of the Counci! had gone to gone over to the enemy {the democracy). He very charitably sonctated ant the whole afair should have been *biown pi de Fourteenth ward contest ‘“benin @ wore so teen lessre. Leadmark and Copeland were beard. L. sisted that it was bots contention between “the old or Superseding council,s”’ but @ contest about: bee representing the ward who do not reside in it. Mr, C. was surprised that there was any contest of the delegation that be represented. Ho was. Vice-President of the Council, and had instructed the Secretary to call a council, which was attended to, and a meeting held, and the delegation ly elected. Mr. ©. showed cousiderable pluck, and in answer to numerous inquirers would satisfy nobody on the place of his rosi- donee His Council decided that he was @ competent per. son & be & member thereof, and the Convention had nothing to do with it, This went against the grain of the Convention; nevertheless Mr. Copeland stuck to it. It was then agreed that the cmening delegations then present in the ante.:oom elect a delegation to the Conven- ‘uon of their owa number, which was done, aud the dele gation admitted After considerable discussion on the right of the Con- vention to meddle with the decision of the Counci!, it was moved and carried ee oe ward be declared ¥: i her hgh toed that de wot of ua Sorting ote Seotarae : i to afford the Fourteenth war: Council an opportunity a legitimate delegation, and Senteation adjourn till Tuesday oven a of sentiment ee and adopted that the whole subject of the F be ald 00 the table. Toe Convention ot a quarter to ten e'clock entered upon — business, and for the office of arr, the: jo Wt RT, Has zi announced —R. T. 3 “Lather a 21; LO. Barker, 3; & B. Ruggles . Morton, "a The Third and Fourteenth wards not bei = total, it was evident that four vere bat "an open nomination for eovernee of the Aaa re. jou nated through ‘Se oom ‘The Convention was very lively, and the brethren not over harmonious. TAMMANY psgenmano NOMINATION. District.—Heury W. Genet REPUBLICAN ALDERMANIC NOMINATION. Pts om _—Hiram M. Forrester, President of the 7 houronee mays was nominated for Alder ae monty’ republicans of the Sixtecuth ward last night, at a meeting held at Chelsea Hall. REPUBLICAN COUNCILMANIC NOMINATION. The repablicans of the Sixth district met at the Bleecker Ruilding and nominated the, following named parties for Councilmen: —Charies Ninth ward; James Gallo- way, Ly ye mua — Fifteenth = George at teat! ward, Mathias Brakely, Righteenth ~ yh no TENTH WARD CHARTER NOMINATIONS. The Republican and American Charter Conventions met in joint convention last evening and nominated the follow. ing ticket: — ‘Conatablaa—Reuben C. Mills, Robert 8. Beaver ‘School Commiartoner —Joel Ww Mason. Shed rien —Anarew 3. ‘teatro, Cornelius Corson. The Quarantine Garrison. FIFTH RROIMENT, SROOND BRIGADE, N.Y. 8. M.—JRP- YERSON GUARD—REGIMENTAL ORDERS, NO. 15, Heapgcarrens, QuARANTINE GROUND Starey Istanp, Nov. 17, 1858. In compliance with division and ‘brigade orders, Com, panies C, D, F, H, will parade on yy, the 2a instant, ‘fully uniformed, armed and equipped, with overcoats and knapaacks, to proceed to Staten Island to relieve Companies A, B, F, G, now on duty at the Quarantine grounds ‘The commandants of the designated companies will re- port their commands to the Adjutant, at the Division Armory, at 9AM Drom Major Berchet, with the drum corps, will report a ‘and @ Dy ive thet ‘fle ies Will receive their new riffe.ra muskets, and the whole detachment the new beite aud cartridge boxes, at the Armory, Singing parture- Quartermaster Wetzell will the means ce aan for the age, and be in SU Sates ey nt arte’ se et a ou par. for the eafety of all baggage entrusted to his care, but he will not be required to recetve an = , Antes it ie plainly and accurately marked wit letter of the com- pany and owner's name. Commandante of companies are bags oy to see that cach package of their men's baggage is marked in tho prescribed manner. Rach soklier will provide himself with at least two bolas or see, nio tages cop.) Pe or Try order of Colonel Cum. TO THE ROITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘The rumors which connect a name with the Gover. ro santana a foundation. I am not jicant for, nor worl pisee under premmen | eae desire to hold wo omelet Wax pee ee TRANS en “The Tart. UNION COURSR, Lb. 1—TROTTING Frinay, Nov. 19.—Trotting match for 81,000, mite toate, in harness. Jae Whelpley named Mr Wonthott's b « 4 Yooley Received fi we Tae Brooklyn City News. ‘Tam Sovra Bacon Homaps—Irvemcsrion Barons ‘Tax Conomm.—An investigation was commenced yeater- day, before Coroner Redding and @ jury, to inquire into the circumstances attending the death of James Hart, who was killed on Tucaday cvening in consequence of blows and kicks dealt, as alleged, by William Cullen, who ia still at large. The foliowing is the jury empanciled:— Michael Derwin ‘Timothy Quina, ‘Thomas P. Larkin, Tasso N, Loughton, Patrick MoPeck, Jncob Rowers, Wm. D. Cochrad, Simon Reynolds, ‘The testimony taken is as follows: — Dr. Wm. H. Van Duyne sworn—I reside at No. 11 Bond street; made a it mortem examination with Dr. Gray on tho | body of ; there was one small abrasion about two incbos to tho left of the medium line of the neck; one contused wound on the loft aide of tho cheek under the eye; small scratch at the extremity of the nose on left side; Small contused wound on the angle of the left jaw; small seratch just below the angio of the mouth, on left side; small scratch on tho middlo rim of left ear severe small scratch on the right side of the neck; small abrasion on right knee; large contused wound on left side of the head at the jubetion of the temple and pariotal bones; contused wound on the crown ‘of the head, and contused wound in the lower part of the abdomen; fluid biood between the membranes of the brain and the ‘brain; abont four ounces of blood at the base of the brain; the cause of death was congestion of the brain; thinks auch a wound could be produced by a blow or fall. To a Juror—Thinks @ man Could fall the distance the de- ceased is stated to have fallen and got up again without being apparently injured. Dr. D. T. Gray beard tho testimony of preceding wit- pose, 2 and agr with him in every particular. Walker sworn—Resido in Columbia atreet, be. and Amity streets; knew James Hart, the deceased; saw bim I t dusk on Tueaday evening, al Mr James Dillon’s store, in Columbia street, where 1 was ebgaged at work; some conversation ocolrred be- tween us about the arrest of @ man namod Fehey, and be struck me; we became yy in a souitio, and Mr. Dillon separated us; Hart then left, and went outaide oa the sidewalk; Cullen came up and told him to go home; Hart aimed Cullen, who shoved or pitched him into a collar. ; Hart came out of tho collar apparently cninjured, aod quared off to it Cullen; saw no blows struck, was directed to go into the store vy Mr. Millon, and saw no more, at the time I was engaged in the strugizle with Hart T struck him, but do not know that} scratched him, I fell down and he rolled over me; deceased and mysolf were in the aamo business—carrying passengers to Governor's ere worked ix opposition; never quarreled with him fore. Edward MoGrorty sworo—Reside at No. 44 Main street; ‘was acquainted with deceased and with Wm. Cullen; saw Hart about ten minates before he was killed; it was on the evening of Tucaday, Nov. 16; saw this diswurbanco; first I saw Cullen shove Hart down tho collar; after he —. he said if he could get hold of a brickbat or a stone would knock Cullen's bloody brains out; he called him (Cullen) a d— s— of a b—; Hart then ran ‘acroas the btreet aad picked up som: j came back, when Cullen met him, and took from him (Hart) whatever be had in hand; he took hold of Hart by the throat and threw down; they struggied a little while down, when Cul- len released himself and gave Hart two kicks about the head or neck; Hart was taken on to the sidewalk and laid there apparently lifeless; he was lying on his face; 1 took hoid of him with Mike Walsh and car- ried him ome; he died soon after boing taken into the house, some fifteen minutes afterward; Cullen did not jump on bim; he kicked tuum, pretty hard; did not knock bim down; threw him down, Hart having hold of him, Michael Walsh sworn—Resides at 87 Pacific street; saw Pepe seutlie between Hart and Walker, but did not see the difficu'ty betweea Cullen and Hart; this fight was about three o clock in the afternoon, in front of Wallace’s liquor slore, on the corner of Columbia and Pacific streets; did not see Cullen that evening; aided McGrorty in carrying Hart home after he was injured; Hart had some liquor in him, but was sober enough to whik and fight. e witness, Walker, subsequently stated that he had a es with’ deceased about three or four o'clock on . Hart was killed between six and seven o'clock ree evening. he investigation waa hore adjourned unti! Monday next at two o'clock P. M. Tur Warmer Worxs.—The first water from Baisely's pond was introduced into tho Ridgewood reservoir on Thureday, with a donkey engine, which is capable of pimping about one million gallons’ in twenty four hours. is now confidently expected that water will be intro- duced into the city the first week in December. As soon as there is auificient water the pipes will be tested by seo- ‘Tux Kavos County Curcurr Covrt.—On and after Mon- day next, November 22, there will be two branches of tho Circuit Court held in Kings county—one by Judge Tott and one by Judge Emott—both of which will be continued through the week, unless the calendar is before disposed of. At the opening of the Court in tho morniag of act ‘each bo Bhp calendar will be catled through by y ae Wi neither of the parties to acause U ‘callod shall p> ge such cause will be passed for the term. When nly one of the parties shall appear the cause will be dis- posed ot. Dr. Thobiand Pleads Not Guilty and Pats Himself Upon the Country, New Youx, Nov. 18, 1858. To James Goxnow Bexwerr, Enrron ov nix New Yous Tigran — Sia—If the contemptible slanders of B. Ullman agsinst the proprietor and editors of the Courrier des Blals Unis, had been teft in the advertising columns of the Haar» none of the threo gentlemon whom he tries to insult would have taken the trouble of invoking tho right of answer in your paper. But since it has pleased you, ia aa editorial article, to endorse as croditable his sayings, I, for one, re quest you to publish simply my absolute and Hat demia! to all and cach of his allegations, which I pronounce a ma- terial and unqualified falsehood. The story of the supposed soirces i8 altogether a poor in- About the al- veution, without the shadow of a pretext. Jeged insults to Miss Piccolomini, my articles are in print, everybody can read them; snd 1 defy the moat fastidious admirer of that young artist to fad in them one single word objectionable. R. De TROBIAND. THE NEW YORK WEEBLY BERALD. Affairs in Washington—News from Europe, California, Mexico, Cuba, the West Indies, &ec.—Affairs in Utah Territory—Our Indian ‘Wars—Thanksgiving Day in New York— Latest Intelligence—Markets, dic. dsc, ‘The Wasair Haxaip will be published at ten o'clock this morning. Among tte coatents will be found the follow. ing — Affairs in Washington—The Central American and Mexican Queations—Viait of the Wabaah to Constantinopie—Cordial Re- ception of her Officers—The Forthcoming Message of the Preal- dent—Desizna of the British with regard to the Filibusters, ac. Affairs in Burope—Very Interesting from Japan—The Atlantic Cable—The New Slave Trade of France—Markets, do, Two Days Later News from California Gen Harney's De parture for Oregon—Stampede of the Fraser River Emigrants, ae, de, News from Havanna—Accident toa Briifsh Bhip—Atnericas Veasels under Consular Contro!—Trade Reports, fe. Affairs in Mexico—How the Constitutionalists keep their Courage up—Fears of a War with Spatn—Prociamation of I’re sident Juarez—An Anglo French Fleet Expected—Spaniah Ships of War on the Coast, &e. News from Bermuta—The Late Gale on the Atlantlo—The United States Frigate Sabine in Distress and Under Repair— Lieut. McCann's Report of the Hurricane—Other Vessel caught in tbe Horricame—Incidenta on Bbore, fte., A. fiaire in Ctah Territory—What the Mormous Think of Gen. Jobuston—What the Mormons Produce, &e. Our Indian Ware—The Oregon War Roded—Success of the Untied States Troops under Col. Wright—Two Other Battles Fought and Wou—Indians Flying and Suing for Pexce—Official Account of the Indian Baitles for the past Tear aod the Offloers Bngaged, Ae. Ae. Euditoriala oa Leading Toptos of the Day ‘The Latest News by Telegraph. Pioanctal, Commercial, Religious, Political, Spocing aot Maritime Iuleliigence. ‘Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market. Family Marketing—Reiail Prices of Country Produce at ‘Washingtou Market. Marriages and Deaths, togethor with a large vartety of in teresting Local and Miseelianeous Tema Bingle copies, in wrappers, resdy for mailing, can be had at the counter, Price six cents. The mails for Liverpool, by the steamship Kangaroo, wilt close at the Post office at half-paat ten o'clock this morning ‘The Werniy Hanan will be ready in time for mailing. Bubseriptions and advertisements for any edition of the New Four Henain will be received at the following places tn Farope: — Lonpos.. Samson Low, Son A Co., 47 Lodgate hill Jansing, ‘ener ays « re Hilam aireet. ai |: Baldwin de la Bourse. lansing, poltwia. 8 bp, 2 Fico 6e Stuart, 10 B erent, Kant. Lansing, Baldwin & Oo.,1Rue Cor netile Pani . Livexroot. the ponathie eige to a raror. ale by SUSRERDERA Re Tamer House. ralhaaoas The Place.—Knox will Sell you a resets set of furs, richer ia rior to No. 18 Walker street : Ran SLO mW TERS, Importer, 119 Broadway. Harris & Ressnk's Fall Style of Silk Hats@2, men tt Also, & ap) he Bi aS fry hata mad rape Se Rows. ty, avenue. LJ ering. mr at ny erm an brent whose pnd Df 20 Cont Ambrotype Likeneases, Any J om erat bre, from twenty t oR SENMNT eee " 10 Penny Ambrotype —y¥ of the Peo- ple “ogeeetine the anber reality of the rolickieg cartesture ) MES, 29 loom iy ay NOVEMBER 20, 1858. Grand Exposition GENTLEMEN'S PhanOnABLR roms GENIN'S HAT “AND yon BTORK, ‘This eplgndid atock of si ama RKC s+ re pa FOR GENTLEMEN, * weeh NOV Foy TY IN YORK. ‘The assortment MUFFLERS, Oo PS, ‘OVES, QAUNTLETS, ko. gmbeacea al the fushonsnio fury foe “r Feblneante wear, Coss RAT TO Tus OnRAEBST, an every article wi been “WER oF abe for the WINTER GF Attention 1 09g OTEK WINTER CAPS in cloth, wolves, lit plush and other mae AN! and also to the by al SKI wr .S200K LAnree Saha chiLrews FURS. In order to consm ithcorre BALA tho price of every article lanier totes soe GENIN, ‘No, 2M Broadway. for Gentlemen's Sik, Satin and Woollen R alan searte and aenrin do voyage.—A. RAYMOND & CO. Broadway, invite the attention of wholeaale buyers Oar new and exclusive wie ‘of the ‘shove rots tahoe ail niinetured OF Uiem for their late sey ton band, the largest sock of oravais: tsa, bon ts tho ates Cloths ing—twe have this week made addiibos our se of Moscow and Laurador bearer —— for which the demand has been so large. Our stook Of beaver atid Cassie 9 winter bualuees coals, sacks, paleo veata to match, is alao largely relealahod Pi ur Tate ino earth eal will aeoure many of our dosirable uiyice that wit: son be-put of the market DDR EIN C0. 28, 010 a) 965 Broadway. Of al! countrieg, Para made. In great variety, ‘and at moderate prices, At QENIN’S NEW FUR ROO! 507 Broadway, St, Nicholag Hotel, The Winter Clothing for Boys, at & RAYMOND'S, comprises an Immense varie'y of warm overcoat, etegsatly 00 together with dress and schoo! suits, clirely wew ip atyle adapted lo every age frou Ove to siteen, bine ” “ROGERS & RAYMOND, Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, Parts Scarfi—Just Recetved, the Latest styles at BALLOU BROTHERS’, 499 Broadway. Shirts, Gloves, dc., Wholesale or Reta IRA PERKGO & SON, 60 Nassau street. French Yoke Shirts-New Style, Ready made ond to order, warranted to fit, at Uhan usual prices. BALLOU BROTHERS, mw Browdway. Half « Dozen Fine Shirts for $8. Usual price $12, Well made and warranted to fit. MOODY'S shirt ompertam, 262 Broadwuy. English Silk 1k Searfs.—20 Des. at 1 Each. MOODY'S shirt emporium, ‘2 Broadway. French Flannel ‘Undershirts and Drawers Just received at B, BRO- Just reoetned from Faris, per weemer, at BALLOU BRO Cloth Button Boots, with Ladies’, Disses’, boys’ nnd children's gaiter boots and shoes, and Faia rubber tects and shiong etal fon snd Rees. s MTTASER OO, ST Sor Cana Parts Boots, Shoes and Gaiters from the celebrated manufactures of Forr & Melies, Paris. KUGENK FERKIS, Bootmaker, 62 Nassau street. ‘Winter Under Garments for Gentlemen— Homer, (oien SRoTON'S Furuhiag House, S01 Broadway. Engiiah eg scotch, Weel Se prites. vine WANED, 598 Biondway, up sare Ladies, if ae wi Procure a Pair of CANTRELL'S ladies’ thick sole fall boots. 813 Broadway. Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, new style. Price $50. Office 43 Broadway. Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent jason od et and stant are Also, Gre and burglar jes. Depot street, ' ROBERT M. PATRICK. is the Best and Taadiee Gy te Mold by al Do You Dye Your Hairt—If so, Use Wilson's hair colorer, which colors your hair toa black or brown with. gut trouble, Appligd like water. Leavea no aualn on the Rash Defios detection. On}: ‘Sold at the drug hottie. Sess me Grand street, goruer of Alles. Batchelor’s Hatr Dye, Wigs and Tow ‘The deat in the world, surpassing wil. Made, sold and applied wi tbe manufactory, 283 Mroadway. Ri ure Cured by Marsh's Radical Cure truge. "Reference to all the principal surgeons and, physicians of the. chy. ‘Call nad Veney ntrect, Astor Herring's Patent Champion Fire And burglar proof safe, 251 Broadway, coraer Murray st Holloway’s Ointment Penetrates the fine ‘sad follicles of the skin, seizes and eliminates any can cerous oF voles and rehwbidtates the bruised oF wounded flesh. 50 Maiien lane N Hill's Hatr Dye, oo Cenes Box, Black or brown, No. 1 Barclay sizert, N. ¥., 582 Boondway, Albany Infallible ouguent Cristadore’s ate ee ae Nee and Tow; he bet in ha wore wholesale and retail, aad the dye prt vately applied. No.6 Astor House. Barry's _ rans reseene and and EB. a Kis Me Quick—A New Perfume, exquisite fragrance, dislied from fragrant tlh 2 e DULUY, Chemist, 609 Iroxdway. Quintoleine, (Cocoanut ou with Quinine, the Dest acticte for the nutrition and embelliahment of the hair. ‘K. DUPUY, Chemist, 09 Broadway. Co ‘Chemist and Apothecary, Corner of we and tata. rect, Nineweo years 4. BR. STA ‘$i a package, at 515 Broadway, next to Hosyual The Olive Tar Inhaler— sata, bronetatie, sore throat, catarrh, si ‘CONRUMPTION,. One dollar, at 315 Broadway, next to Hospital Married, Teewae—lreuax.—At St Michael's church, Bristol, R. 1, on Wednesday, Nov. 17, by the Rey. Thomas M Cian, D. D., samiated the. Rey. Wm. Storr, Bowaro W. Bucsens to Marv 3 Con—Neewent, —On Weaneesay, Nov. 17, by the Rev. T. T. Guion, air. Paens. W. Cox to Miss Mascrma B. Newses, youngest daughter of the iate James C. Newell, all ot Brook ly a. Deven Der AMATER.—On Thurkday, Nov. 18, by the Rew. rey R. Van Nest, Jr., Mr. Acommo Deron to Miss Sorts , daughter of the lato Samuel Delamator, all of this cit Fannmmaron— Woo, —At Tarrytown, on Thureday, Nov. 18, by the Rey. Frankia Ranaerr, A. L. Fanuivoton, of New Yort,to Manta A., eldest daughter of Wm. Wood, Enq. of the former place. Gaxtu—Davee —On Wednesday, Nov. 17, by the Rev. Dr. Taylor, Texonoxe Gawtn., Req. , to Mine Jeua Avevera, daughter oF Charles Augustus Davis, Eaq., all of this city Hewiserr—Ciee.—Om Thursday ‘evening, Nov. 18, at the rosi¢ence of the bride's father, LA, tho Rev. &. Ht. Chapin, Gaurrovmex P. Hewuerr to Emma E., eldest daugh- ter of Joreph B. Close, all of this eit Higenagos—Baiaxt.—At Grace Church, Newark, N.J., on Thursday, Nov. 18, by the Rev. Mr. Cady, Hayny B Hicourson, of New York, to Amar &. fuav, of Newark. Houase—Rarwer.—At Eaeton, Penn., on Wednesday, Nov. 17, by the Rev. Joe. © Flaegood, Jasne H. Hotpann, of New York, to Laszm N., only danghter of David Barnet, Jowns.—0n Thareday, Nov. 18, by the Rev. Mr. Oeborn, Mr. Jouy D. Lax, Jr. of Philadelphis, to Miss ywrit, Of the same piace Apams.—At the Seventh Presbyterian church, on Tharetay Rov. T. Ralstoo Smith, Cxamces ome to ‘hams, second daughter of Jona. aos all of this city. Ruavmexr—Boxn.— On Wednesday, Nov. 17, at the church of the Holy Sommunion, by the Rev. Theodore Irving, 1. D., Axmwcx Recwowr, formerly of Alt la-Cha pelle, Pruskin, to Hamax, daughter of Jolin Boyd, of New Fork’ Thea. Atami, —On Thared 18, Many Jae Bune ALameGs, aged L year, 7 monthe and 7 day? ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 124 North Fourth street, Williamsburg, this (Saturday) afternoon, st two o'clock. By cool Siloam's ehady rill How sweet the Hly grows! How aweet the breath beneath the hill Of Sharon's dewy rose | To! such the child whose carly feet The paths of peace have trod— Whore secret heart, with influcace sweet, Is upward drawn to God Baxken.—On Thursday, Nov. 18, Mre. Banker, widow of the late Warren Barker Her relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune- ral, from the resifence of Albert Garnsey, No. 107 King street, this Getarday) stternove, at three o'clock. Camirent.—In Bergen, N. J.,'on Thureday, Nov 18, Roer, wife of Hezekiah, ‘camposts ‘and sister of John Mo. Donald, in the 2ist year of her age. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, this (Saturday) morning, wt tee o'clock, from her aa residence, corner of Hudson avenue and the Plank Comt.—On friday, fort “10, after a chort illness, Asse Comm, in the 20th year of her age The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune. ral, from her late residence, No, 201 Wost Twenty fifth street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock Crumwar.—On Thursday, Nov. 18, Grorce Hoon, only pon of Edward and Anna Crummer, aged 2 years, 7 months and 18 days. ‘The frieuda of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his father’s 0. 21 Mott street. The re * j be tale » Mant Louisa Dovamerry.—In Williameburg, om Friday evoning, Nov. 19, Mre. Bana P. Dovommery, aged 60 years. ‘Tho fanoral will take place ea ‘afternoon, at one o'clock, from hor late residence, No. 138 Heventh' street, ear Grand street, Williamsburg. Tho relatives snd friends Ph en EL Dr. Goorgo T. Dougher- are respectfully invited to attend. pd rte Woodbridge, Middlesex county, N. J., om Thursday, Nov. 18, of scatlot fever, Caruaninn, daughter of Samuel and Catliarine M. Dally, aged 7 years, § moaths and 2% days, St. Louis and Western papers pi ease OP7 Dowvunsy.—On Thursday, Noy. 18, rw lingering. ttness Many, wife of George Duffoney: ‘The friends’ of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend tho funeral, from her Iate residence, No, 308 Third atreet, this (Saturday ) afternoon, at two o'dlook. Dwahnao.—On Friday, Nov. 19, at two o’clook P. M., JoLA ANN Broowss, third conghiae of Lawrence aud Eliza Brookes Degarmo, in the Sth your of hor age. Tho relatives aud friends of tho Cuully aro invited to at- tend the funoral, from the residence of her pera, No. 861 Broome street, on Sunday afternoon, at half past twelve o'clock. Vaizon.—On Friday, Nov. 19, Mawr Fazon, in the T4ta year of her age. ‘The frioada and relatives of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, mt hatf-past two o'clock, trom hor late rowaeace, corner of Flushing and Portland avenues, Brooklyn. Gaanvii,—On Friday, Nov. 19, ‘Thomas Ooms. GRan- rus, youngest soue! Thomas aad ‘Theresa B. Granville, aged'5 montha and Y1 days. ‘Tho fnends and acquaintances of the family are ro Spectfully inviled to attend the funeral, from hus Late reei dence, No. 227 First avenue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. St. Louis, Mo., and Limerick papers please copy GAwntx. Rows Nawvorr, youngest ehild of Honry N. and Sarah Ann Gamble, Tho friends of the family are requeated to attond the funoral service, this (Satur ay) afternoon, at two o'clock, at No. 114 Bank: atree Bairen—Oatdicly, at Long Branch, N.J., om Monday, Nov. 16, im his 70th yoar, Wusian J, [asarxit, @ native of England. Kngtiab papers pionse copy. Hones. —In Brooklyn, on Wedaesday, Nov. 17, Wissam M. Horamet, aged 41 yeara, Hiont.—in this city,on Thuraday, Nov. 18, at the St bong Hotel, Gxo. Ber Hunr, in the $24 year of his “SFiis remains will be taken. to Watertown, Maza, terment. Charleston, 8. C., papers please copy Voxaanis.—On Friday morning, Nov. 19, after « short and severe illness, JOVATHAN, youngeat on of Jonathan and Lavinia Longmire, agod’ 2 years, 8 months and $ days. ‘Tho friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his paronts, No. 308 Cumberland stecet, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation. Weep not, dear parenta, for your child— He now in heaven doth dwell; But dry your tears and trost in God— He dooth all things well Whitehaven (England) papers please copy’ MonaxOn ‘Friday, Now. 19, i tho 47h year of hor age, Row, wife of Pairiok Moran. Tho friends of tho family, and those of hor brother, Michasl Rock, are requested to attend the funoral, on afternoon, at two o' ‘clock, from her late residence, baat Fourteenth street. uxsox.—In Brooklyn, K. D., on Friday, Nov. 19, Manmma, relict of desses Pattersou, a native of Giasgow, Scotland, aged 77 Her relatives and frieads are invited to attend the fune- ral, from the house of her son-in-law, Alexander Hender sont, No; 170 Taylor strest, this (Saturday) aiternz0n, at two o'clock, without further notice Glasgow papers ploase notice. Pixsut.—~In Brooklyn, on Friday, Nov. 19, of acariot fever, Euzawerd Brovat, daughter of John M. and Janet Pirnie, aged 1 year and § months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to atlend the funoral this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Furman street, near Joralemon street. Thursday, Nov. 18, Curva, for im Yankee, —Om wife of Charios H. Raborg, im the 434 your of her a0. ‘The friends of the family are invited to at. tend tho funeral, from her late bon anni jo. 111 Waver. oe place, this’ «Saturday) morning, at balf-past pine o'clock. The funeral service will take place at the Fronoh Romaa Catholic church, St. Vincent de Paul's, in Twoaty third atreet, near Sixth avenue. Koumrs.—in this city,om Friday, Nov. 19, Fawr A. Rouxes, daughter of George T. and Fanay B. Kogera, in the 10th year of her age. ‘Tho funera! will take place on Sunday afternoon, at half. past one o'clock, from No. 157 Weat Twenty second st Srackro1w.—Suddenly, on Thursday, Nov. 18, Daim Stackrorx, aged ZZ years, a uative of the parish of Glen worth, county Cork, Ireland. Tuo friends of the family and of hia brother Paul, the members of Franklin Hose Company No. 16, and the them. bera of the Brady Guard, are invited to attend the fumerai, from the residence of his mother, No. 467 Fourth street, ‘on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Tanay.—At Hoboken, ou Friday fou of David M. and Anna Mara month and 20 days, ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family aro eepecttulty Invited to attend the funoral, this ¢; 7) Afternoon, al haif-past two o'clock, from No UL Bloomfield reat Hobokea ‘Tomway.—In this city, on Friday, Nov. 19, Maxe Tom NAY, aged 75 yeara. ‘The friends of the family are reapectful'y invited to at tend the funeral, from her son's residence, No. 18% Maat Thirty fourth stroet, between First and Second avenues, on Suaday afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. Waiampor.~-in Brooklyn, on Thursday, Nov. 18, Mra. Masia Warnaiver, in the Brth year of her age Her reiatives and friends are reepectully’ invited to at tend the funeral, from the residence of bor sor, 5. T. Bon ton, corner of Hiansou place and Cantov street, ou Sunday afternoon, at ove o'clock, The remains will be con voyed {0 Greenwood Cometery for tolerant Hartford papers please © Waus.—On Friday, Nov. “io, Newson H., goa of Joba Wells, aged 15 years, 8 mouths ‘and 7 days. The’ reiatives and ‘rienda of the family are reapoctfull Invited to atteud tho funeral, from the residence of hi father, No. 57% Rroome atrect,on Sunday afteraoon, at one o'¢lock, without further invitation. Warn. Ou Thursday, Nov. 18, after a long and ae. vere illoces, May Exmaner, wife of Geo Wheeler, and daughter of Jobn and Rachael Ackerson, aged 28 y ears, ww months and 18 days. ‘The relatives and frieods of the family, also the mem- bers of Champe Chapter No. 25 0.U. A.,and the members and honorary membera of Guardian Fngine Company No 20, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from ber late reridence, 29 Jonca street, on Sunday afternoon, at two 0 clock, w thout further invitation. roar "nara" Kor 18, Mocmam. Waoour, jw the 19th his age. td Uhowe $¢bis fathor, Rartholomew Whoo- His fei iy, red Pate Walaa ie members eon Noy, 19, fusrmero M., heery, aged 7 yoara, 1 at one o'clock, a a further — fhe 80 superior. Hered AT ARERREU EVERDELL/'3, WEDDING CARDS NOTES. 40— Jebrated carde, splendidly engrave, can on'y be ited at Broadway, corner auceet. T JONES, 10 ANN STREKT—¥ 90 FOR DOURIE poled water proof sew also, $5 50 for doubis Sind peg. NEW CONTRIBUTION TO ROTENCE. THR GREAT GRAND DISOVERY Broadway. Cerraatel to give os RADW LATING PILLS Dr RADWAY ACO have cones digcovered a rmrtiut for eatrecting foes f ls, herbs, planta ahd gums, 6 wuirhiers ex Weectot such wonderful, bn power which uey hare cambined with Radway's Regu Fille hat ty pibla will suppl od with Ube aw one ounce strong ‘ver Complaint, Heart Pigesaee, Fuictss of Hla, and ail Mates rte et eckoen i larities. Hywteria, &e.. are particularly recommended oe pile. y are Bleaaant take. ae o with gum —free from taate, aud wit! the system, or loare the 4 og ike iake'one two of hea ia ows I eset wih protect your takieas Maton inte but wilt protest: your ‘and eure wean 7 enh o invent every chi! PAL ve “TNDIaRETtoN, Wee tat RY DYSPEPSE. hy BLLIOUBN Ras, 0! PATION pRorey, TK. JHE, PALFIPATION or THE = GON fox They are curity vegetable and harminte; ae infat a the Srenat can take them Gann dee aa to Fite of Apopleay, ‘rower Woah Discsane, ac shot a bot on. always keep “ 20 Se ORTH adway'a Regulators, or Reguiating rawr nce. ‘rentpal mee 168 Paton freer, oppe- site Be Paut’s church, N. CARD—ALL PERSONS WHO TAVE GRAY HAIR A & bar +] a bad color are invited to eal! and consult Dr. PAN tion free), at 34 Church atreet, corner vid given the hatr the natural color de ered m prodigy of ehemintry THE HATR—DO YOU DYR YOUR HAIR I~ pric ic ume, by A = Se OWN MarR COLORER, srhich nthe cheapest and beat article (oe tarning the hale Wo aay wbade desired, from « " brown oF black. No trouble in eth ih ap) ed “ane ater: leaves ao most inumate ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. wtaip on the linen, and defies friends. If yoor hair ia fall of is tarning ‘of is weak from if you ere ‘iat 1 ierense tho ‘xa Ly 4 he—if you wish of your wire ft 8 tae patie Tn te ot ta ean en 7 mecty for all a {oro ebullines tor Iarge felt Thou wie 10 Keep. your bur" molt ar glossy, pepe wp tao o AIS roman. va hair Peon topes « Aden N.Y: og aad Wain A. santiote: ie MANU PACTURING se geri | MA A, chine —New York Oltes 68 roadway R¥W STY1P_PRIOR G0 —GROVER & BARRED celebrated fmt! a pailopably (he eat Oetet whe Fate that wae heed aul TTRACTION UNPRECEDENTE ORLET'S sfallion velvet carpets, $160; velvet, 81 vo atts, nh Brussels, 750. Se. and All woo! grata We. and 90. oll cloth remnasta for mo RADRNSON, B howery BIBRA, BOUGHT IN ANT Quan 109 Neaevsstrent. Olt and MISCELLANEOUS. ¥ PING Bin, A HANDSOME BLACK BRAVWE Overwack, Wow ulyle, will be aently AMY part af the soum- Mention height and veeast mag ure Busiecss conte Ne Pia Pa 3 Vineat trook lo onder OLARKR, 16 Wikiam marvels earsvliahod Isat see Lm Cer oR vi we Fg GUNUINK CAMrHOR eas Of the skin. ig eanen W. VONDERSMITH "Gopsiinin’ aootro ail dae saterfella, DopotNo iA Rowery, & <Chietfolin & Brothers, Wheeler & Hart, ana Carsyhco.Clesast bein mreet. ————— ORNE, BUNIONS, NAILS | PENNTRAT Cum NB, wIOMe, A _Jeurearma a) pean mgt art dl sediaeely aiior Bo tothe padient, by Dit ZACHARIR, ‘izgonn. chiray ck 1 Siroadway, iefors to the phyaloiaas aud surgeons of tae city, Orr BOTTER. WITH CAMPHOR AND OLYORRINM, the best article for hands and chapped Mpa. PUY, Oneuaias, wy sicunaway. Da AR MOCEINTOOK'S PROTORAL RYRUP ‘Ail _adections of the throat and tongs. Price Bl ie POLL Righth avenue, Sold by drugaiaa R. JAS. MOOLINTOOK'S COLD AND COUGH MUK- tore, for recent cougha and colts, Depot 451 Righth ave nue, aad dold by drugaiat, % conta, ALL AND WINTER OLOTHIN a. ae ee DE GROOT, Ta.p0w proprrodis shew enn of the LARGEST AND BRST BELKOTKED STOOKS FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING Lasgo pevtions of wide have bega pesciaed ie ona pw he At the Inte fiction aaiee, at rent usortiog AtI of which T nom determin EMME Low PRTORa. Oru otro ps As &, DE Gnoors, "148 Pullen stress, Firat clothing atare eaat of Broadway. GrBasows LINR OF BATTLA SHIP For Ula week ia out being NUMERE THREK, Of thts splendid now weeks ee. This Aasly Uuatrshed., Nod fun ofintereating ressingingioe, 4 OOF For aaio a4 ali the pericsion PRICK ONLY ein UR CENTS. ¥. GLRaSO) Publisher, BPRENCIE Kew York, * Whetoncio Meet. FHo*#s BerRovED WEIGHING ACALRG, sallantng recelved fest Chak, PERM teas from the ¥ on, ‘ont Stain Fair, Now rani ate Cou Pris United Blatea Fair, Viewinia a uaie and ‘nude Wale. within. slshy dey, we have. tein aly toate the public to examine our large mock of woaion of every vart- & Reef gtepeobged peniy a 1 ace a — scale, aclup om : ShatiiReShatea op Mt oUF SUPERIORITY, From many of our SOUS & RANE &. OWN, Firat dooe from Beondwags METERS, MIRACULOUS | VERMIN DRSTROYHR.— Read on the eighth h page of the Di ay ‘Times, iS cebie of certificates atientiag to the efiloroy of Meyer's remedies, which never fail o destroy uit kinds of Nn Yani MEDICAL WORK—BY A ONLEBRATED PADm Legian physiaina, 0 with pistes, Price @&. UDD, INGRE'S SeWING pyr) ‘The great redu‘ Be pens ctieee chines hoe come a . ae ustonners. have Leen putdown the machines are Ls at ow bs tho Ww buy. 46s Broadway, Now Yoet. ITEREOSCOPIO VIEW: BECKEL BRore tntlapcasabic an sa iar if, pan STREET, N.Y, TAI pat pula views of Nagata Palla nod other Ane ama fromdnonl pointe ef seenecy of the Unled Staiea They see Ave ta couslant receipt of the lates! productions of ert ia thas llue from Kurope and we Orient. PRINTERS AND bh bey my Tam sols proprietor of tie Booth & Tandon cor dial giasnsd havo discovered that, ny label hag been exneuted. | T now caution al parties absing eu counterfelia and Fonptoy, fae stan met the odorata exo Naw, nod wil mare — ae AIM BON, (f° Fae PUBLIO. ectaia Wo Ruppreae #0 gread aD oul against the coleler ious eBocts L. a. snes 0 CIDE BOFPLRRS AND MANUFACTURERS. | Preparation for Kee ving uy! ‘Assia powder ol iat ing, and p gy os elder. tye; alumaium, inna, Ac Cae No. ia Baldo | 1a'Mhuatdon nae.” ATTS NERO psvous ANTIDOTE AND PHYO AL . band ugha, im i suag |oetantaaeccumy without ree Uon, skrengtbentng without SON rN JOUN PY Lt 109 Nawaau rect, $4. BLACK SACK Ov eo Aza, t EVANS’, ‘66 and 63 Fulton Lahaaalil BLACK 840K OVER 2OATR, LRVANS', 06 and (8 Fulton street, $4 BLACK 8A0K oyna poe Ts, EVAND, 66 and 66 Fulton street, $6 BLACK CLOTH OVERCOATS, At RV ANS’, & and 68 Fulion atreet. $ 3 BLACK $6 BLAOK CLOTH QvEReG SLOTH OVERCOATA, AL EVAN! nod 64 Fulton street, ROOA ‘VANA, BLACK CLOTH OVERCOATS, oS _AVRVANS’, $6 aad 66 Pulion stront, $Q MACK Coon BLACK curt OVERCOATA, And 64 Fulton street. At EVANS’, Wand (68 Futon aire $8 BLACK CLOTH ORERNS Band 8 Potion street } K CLOT OVERCOATS, $10 HKAVY BLACK eo ANS, (6 and 6 Fukon direct. $10"™"" AE HE TNT ae $10 ANT AE ANE oBtartos Palin tect $8 Ex" EXCELLENT BLUE AND BLACK PILOT OVER- AL EVANS’, @ and65 Fullon street. +” A 9h. $8 one EXCRLLENT BIR AND WLACK PILOT OVER. At EVANS’, 66 and 68 Pultoa BQ EXCELENT Brg AND BLACK PILOT OVRR- $8 ona Nd’, 6 and 68 Fulton airest. ¥INE MOSCOW BEAVER OVERCOATS, ALBVANS, GB and 6 Pulte street $15’ os FINE MOSCOW feo ant 8 raltoa “ee LARORRE sre KIN rie irr OAK HALL ag Tink AND HEAVY Ovenqoass lone (a fmmense, and coosista of every market. Rowing Jo the ntanese Of te eonnve a] ao immense sek. T hav we determained (ha oF order to ae ly ae pomsly'e) ‘a call off the euliro winter tail only, FOR at rRices oy i Those : vantage to eteo@t, and — ——————— ure parean | yo? ‘RX ALDSRMAN F rare O, her be bal been “ander wedical irestawoeh vain and crip” pled for moun I VaTT'S LPB, Ay copa we, J. BROWS, lave of No. 9 Prines strect, of pO EE (0 rarions operations, and confined bim to bie wt weeks, Haga iad pale eae xan ieaamere ree HAs are putes, cots Ge