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me Na: at Halifax at noon to-day, and sailed shortly afterwards for Liverpool. “There are as yet no sl which left Livgrpool on the same asagy : v ake Nows fron. iets aN STATE ORGANI+ DEFEAT OF THE PROPOSITION - “NTLY APPOINT: ZATION THE MINES YIELD ABUND. MENT OF A VIGLLANCE COMMITT EM Sr. Lom, Sept. 23, 185% ‘Mhe Danyer City express of the 15th hn’s reaehod Lea- véuworth, tinge $82,000 in dust, the 1a7sest amount yet received in a single shipment. A Vigilance Committe¢ bad been organized in WMS ‘quence of {the frequency of depidiations upou property, -and three thieves had already been banished, Lxavenwortn, Sept. 23, 1859, ‘The proposition for a State organization for the Pike's ‘Peak country was defeated. ‘The mines wero yielding more abundantly on account of san increased quantity of water. The Bayou Salade mines ‘were realizing from an ounce to one hundred and fifty dollars per pay. gns-of the steamship Balbee, day with the Arabia, The Floods in Pennsylvania. YRESHET IN THE LEHIGH AND DELAWARE—-A WHOLE VILLAGE SUBMERGED—BREAK IN THE DELAWARE CANAL, ETO. MAUCH CauNK, Sept. 23, 1859. ‘The heavy rains which have been falling in this vicinity during the whole week have raised the Lehigh river fully eight feet above its ordinary mark. Our streets are over- flowed, the water being from ono to three feet in depth, and all our cellars are flooved. Citizens are moving about in boats, saving what property they can. It is im- possible now to estimate the damage, but it must prove to de immense. Easton, Sept. 23, 1859. ‘The Lehigh and Delaware rivers are both rising rapidly. A serious break in the Delaware canal at Yardleyville is reported. It is said that forty feet of the embankment are washed away. ‘Tho damage to the East Pennsylvania and Lebigh Val- ley Railroads has been repaired, and trains are running regularly. *RESHET IN THE SCHUYLKILL—OVERFLOW OF THE CANALS, ETC. Reapina, Sept. 23, 1859. “The flood is subsiding in Eastern Pennsylvania, and the Reading Railroad trains are now running regularly on time. Ail the canals are overflooded, and the boats are ot able to run; several bridges are also gone. News from Mexico. New Ortxays, Sept. 23, 1859. Monterey advices of the 18th state that Gen. Zuazua ‘was there conferring with Vidaurri. Velez, with 700 men and four guns, holds Guanajuato, and had banished a number of liberals. Miramon was arming 4,300 men for Northern Mexico. Whe Southern Pacific Railroad. Nw Orteans, Sept. 28, 1859, Late advices from Marshall, Texas, state that President Fowlkes, of the Southern Pacific Railway, has made a final settlement with the new company and creditors, and ‘Obtained full possession of the road, and that the work will be recommenced immediately. Murder in New Hampshire. MancuesTer, N. H., Sept. 23, 1859. Bridget Riley, who for some years has been employed in factories here, was found this morning murdered in a yard in the lower part of the city. Tho body was shock- ingly mangled. The occupants of the premises are Scotch and Irish, but denied all knowledge of the tra- gedy. Bridget was about twenty-five years old, A Coroner’s inquest is investigating the matter. The Ohio River. Parkerssera, Va., Sept. 22, 1859. The Ohio river at this point, two hundred miles below Pittaburg, is twelve feet deep in the channel and rising fast. There has been steady rain for the past twenty- ‘four hours. Town Anniversary. Bostox, Sept. 22, 1859. The 205th anniversary of the settlement of the town of ‘Chelmsford, Mass., was observed yesterday by the dedi- ‘cation of a granite monument, erected to the memory of those patriots of the town who lost their lives in the cause ‘of independence. The exercises consisted of an address by Dr. Willard Parker, of New York, and a procession and dinner, at which sentiments were given and appro- «priate specebes made. Marine Disaster. Squax, Sept. 23, 1859. ‘The brig Mason B. Davis, of Boston, Captain O'Neal, from Savannah, with a cargo of mahogany and palm leaf, con- signed to order, is ashore six miles north of Squan Inlet. The schooner Harrison Jones, Captain Gannon, from Florida, with a cargo of red cedar, is also ashore near the game place. Both vessels were bound to New York. All hands saved. The Nashville at Charleston. Cuariestox, Sept. 23, 1859. The steamship Nashville, Captain Murray, arrived here “this (Friday) afternoon, at one o’clock. Market New Orieans, Sept. 23, 1859. Cotton—Sales to-day 2,500 bales at 11¢. a 11 \c. for mid- dling; sales of the week 25,500 bales; receipts of tae ‘week 38,500 bales, against 28,500 in the corresponding period last year; exports of the week 14,000 bales, making the total since Sept. 1, 29,000 bales; receipts at this port over last year 26,000 bates: stock in port 101,700 bales, against 71,000 last year. Coflee quiet; stock $,500 bags’ Sterling exchange, 934 a 934 per cent premium. Exchange ‘on New York, 60 days, 14 134 per cent discount; do. at Sght, 34 discount to 4 premium. Monire, Sept. 22, 1859. Coton—The sales to-day were 700 bales at 107{c. a Ile. for middling; prices easier, but quotations unchanged; sales of the’ week, 8,160 Dales; receipts, 12,620 baies, against 8625 last year; increased receipts at this port since Sept. 1, 10,160 bales; stock, 42,605 bales. Freight to Liverpool, 9-16d.; to Havre, 1i¢c. Sterling exchange, 83g a 934 premium. Cmeaco, Sept, 23, 1859. Flour active. Wheat dull, but one cent higher: sales of 8,000 bushels at 77c. for spring from store. Corn firm at 7240. Onts quict. Receipts—4,800 bbis. flour, 4,500 bushels wheat, 7,500 bushels corn. Shipments—4/200 flour, 102,000 bushels wheat. PHILADELPUIA, Sept. 23, 1859. Flour unchanged: $5 26 is asked for superfine. Wheat declining. Corn loss active: mixed Sic. a 88. Oats better. Whiskey firm at 27c. a 28¢, Aunany, Sept. 23-6 P. M. Flour—Demand better; prices unchanged; sales’ 2,000 bbls. Wheat in fair demand; sales of 400 bushels white ‘Canada at $1 12, 200 bushels Canada club at $1 03, 5,300 bushels Milwaukie club at 990., 750 bushels fair white Michigan at $1 25. Corn scarce and request fair; sales 9,500 bushels Western mixed at 88c, Rarley comes for- ward slowly; market quiet; sales 6,000 bushels at 85c. a 8¢c. for Canada West. Oats—Sales 700 bushels new State at 40c., weight. Whiskey—Sales 76 bbls. at 26140. Oswxco, Sept. 23—6 P. M. Flour in moderate demand for the home and interior trade: sales 600 bbls., at $4 25 for State from Chicago spring wheat; $4 76 from red Western; $5 25 from white do. ; $6 for choice double extra. Wheat firm and in mode- rate demand; but owing to adverse winds for vessels ‘coming down the lake, the market remains comparatively dare of desirable grades: sales 8,000 bushels, at 89c. for Chicago spring; $1 12a $1 1334 for good to choice white ia, a part of which to arrive. Corn would sell at 82, a 88c., but there is none in market. Oats in demand: gales 5,000 bushels Canada, to arrive, on private terms. Barley held™at 83c. a 86c., with buyers at 80c. Rye quiet. Canal freights unchanged. Jake imports—200 bbls. flour, 22,400 bushels wheat, 5,500 do. barley , 400 do. ryo, 475 ‘do. oats. Canal exports—1,140 bbls. flour, 2,600 bushels wheat. Borraro, Sept. 23—6 P. M. Flour active and firm: sales 1,600 bbis. at $4 25 for extra State, $450 for extra Wisconsin, $431 for extra Canada, $4 6234 a $4 8714 for extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio; $6 a $5 2% for double extras, Wheat tirm and in good demand: sales 3,000 bushels old Chicago spring at ic.; 61,000 bushels new No.2 do., to arrive, at 85c.; 8,00) bushels do., to arrive, at 84c.; 2,600 bushels old No. 2 red winter’ Iiinois at %6c.;.a cargo of No. 2do., to arrive, at 90c. Corn scarce and firmer: sales 4,000 bushels No. 1 Mlinois at 80c. n 81c., closing nominally’ 2c. 2 8c. higher. Oats firm: sales 20,000 bushels Western at $60, Barley and ryo quict and no sales. Whiskey bot- ter: sales bbls. at 2544c. Lake imports—8,000 bbls. flour, 30,000 bushels wheat. Canal exports—3,000 bbl, our, 6,000 bushels wheat, 18,000 bushels oats. Political Intelligence. ‘MEETING oF THE DeMocratic Comaitres.—Tho Democratic ‘State Committee held a session at Albany during Tuesday and Werdnesday of this week. Of courso the stereotyped ‘Chairman and Secretary, Richmond and Cagger were re- appointed. The main business before thom was for a general distribution of rules and regulations for carrying out strictly the registry law, distributing documents to very clection district, and the asgessment upon leading democrats for the purposes of ihe election. Dean Rick. mond, as Chairman and delegate to Charleston, gabsctibed most liberally. All the candidates on dhe State fcket, the delegates to Charleston, the members of the State Committeo and other office briders wero put upon the slate. The State Com- ekt%e scarcely to interfere with: Tammany, still ®chell and Fowler woro placed upon the assessment list. ders was discussed, but it was finally decided to let him off, and place it upon Sim. Jowett, Marshal of the Northern district. The committee canvassed the State with regard to the probability of carrying a majority of the Senate districts, but failed to figure in a majority, Schell’s district in this city, Willard’s of Renssolacr, and Scott's of Saratoga were given up to the adversary. The committee adjourned until the 14th of October, at the Astor House, in thig city. City Intelligence, Tux Hoxricunturan ayp Catrux Suows At Haminron Pank.—The decided improvement in the weather yester- day drew a large crowd to Hamilton Park, throngtpr the grounds and the rooms of the Horticultural pxhibition, The steam engine was put in operation aud ‘soyeral agri cultural machines were put in mg#ion, au? the exhibitions of cattle were considerably increased. Tho horse show was decidedly fing, and quite a crowd con sregated to wit ness the evolutions of the fluo Blaine >” yrood mares, Colts, draught horses, matched horses and roadster “aat dished round the eighth of a mile track. The sloppy state of the ground was somewhat disagreeable, but rapidly improving. It was at first determined to award the prizes yesterday for the cattle show, but owing to the postponement of the closing, the awards will be made to day at1 P.M. The flowers in the horticultural depart. vient still send forth their rich perfume, vielog with the * a, vent sweetness of the fair ladies who visit them. The ritee a, t Of music 18 called into use to add to the interest ae aq, ln, and the Third avenue cars wore crowded of the o¢tm. ” .¢ visiters yesterday afternoon and ovenin, with the rus? ¥. - B Tels probable thay (he falr will be Kept open mext week a fow days by exptess citation, » Tum Cavevs or Extcuny? Rutanva to rm Suynat Laws.—It was rumored that a ¢acus of executive ofl cers of the city, including the Geiieral Superintendent of Police, District Attorney, Corporatiot Counsel and Excise Commissioners, was to have been held y¢sterday for the purpose of deciding upon the best mothod of enforcing the Sunday laws. It appears that thore are a itpmber of ways in which the offenders, as regards the sale of liquor on Sunday, may be punished, and the rumor was {tat the caucus of executive officers was to decide upon some concerted plan of action. Our reporter could not find the locale of any such meeting. It was rumored the officials named are too fond of an occasional glass of lager to mod- dle more than they do with the innocent amusements of the peoplo, and that matters and things in the city will go along as they have done for years despite these spasmo- dic attempts at a semblance of vigilance in fresh officials. ‘Tux Porc Commissioners.—This Star Chamber organi- zation held a meeting yesterday. The following men were dismissed:—T. ©. Ferris, Sixth precinct, and Wm. Quinn, First precinct. Tho following were appointed from the old force:—M. O’Brien and T. Wallace, of the Fourteenth precinct; W. Farrel, J. H. Voss and J. Long, Seventeenth precinct; J. Barrett, Sixth precinct. ‘The following new men weie appointed:—Jeremiah Higgins, Sixth precinct, Brooklyn; 8. Mahon, Sixth precinct, New York. The Board adjourned to Monday, at eleven o'clock A. M., when D. A. 8. Jones will be tried on a charge of receiving a bribe of fifty dollars for a promise to mfluence the Commissioners to appoint a man med Chamberlain, Some talk was had about new regulations for the force, and a new cap similar to that used in Philadelphia was adopted. FIREMEN, BE CAREFUL OF YouR WareR.—On Thursday noon there was an alarm in Canal strect. Mr. Lamaine, a fireman, who was passing at the time, rushed into the house, and by throwing a bed, then in flames, out of the window, put out the fire. Soon after Engine No. 31, al- ways on hand, came up and began to throw water into the building. There was no fire there, but the building was flooded. Boys, don’t throw away your water. Workinomen’s Mrerinc.—The “League of Human Rights,” a workingmen’s association, will hold a public mecting to-night at Hoym’s theatre in the Bowery, in re- gard to the late oppression of the laborers at the Bergen (WN. J.) tunnel, en ER Police Intelligenee. Tar O'BrmN Case.—The examination in the caso of Councilman McCarty and others, charged with assault- ing Wm. O’Brien, and who were on Thursday committed to the Tombs, did not take plaee yesterday, but was ad- journed over till this morning. Three of the arrested party gave bail, but Councilman McCarty preferred waiting a hearing, and was therefore recommitted to the Tombs. Another one of the alleged assailants of O’Brien named Jig Haley, was arrested yesterday and brought before Alderman Brady, and committed to the Tombs in default of bail. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. From Liverpool in the steamship Arabia at Boston nd lady, Mr Duplat, Mr Irving and lady, Mi child and two servants, Mr Potter and lady, Mi FE Hall and lady, Mra'Sentzenach, Miss Cushin| Mr Betts and lady, Prof Agassiz, lady and daught burn and lady, Miss Blackman, Miss Phili andJady, Mr Blennerhasset, Mr Power and'lady, Miss fol, Indy and child, Hu Bartlett, Dunn, Tyler, Thorne dnd lady, E Thorne, Walker, Harris, Baker, Poor and dy, Crocket, Mrs Lloyd, Messrs Tucker, Ri Roberts, Law, Tarec Jr, Lefebre, Cassard. fpenigion, Dr Bastide, Carlitz, Chariton, Winzer, Barrell, Clank, Leopold, Day, Fow: ler, Austin, Cortin, Myers, hen, Moore, any i 1s Fogg, Sykes, Montmollin, Dodge, Anderson, Dr E Turnbull, Mr Twombley, Col Cook, Mr Jones and Indy, Messrs Hart, Rees, White, Mozeley, Tilotson, Stinton, lady and child, Mat- thewson, Mulloy, Luchi, Contes, Stevens, Rev Cruckshanks, Mr Woodward, Mr Farnier, Miss Hanneford, Messrs Youn; Houston, Hilborne, Jay, Thayer. From Hallfax—Mr Wari wright and lady, Mrs Grant, Mrs Wilson, Mr Homer and lady, Messrs Lawson, Creighton, Fraser, Crubeley, Reynolds. From Savannah, in the bark Harvest—D Lahey. From Savannah, in the steamship Alabama—Miss McNab, J J McNabb, D L Acosta, J A Bamette, W_H Farrell, Crawford, Jobn Carter, JM Middleton, Mre J A Norris, Master and 8 Katezenberger. From Richmond, 4c., in the steamship Jamestown—James Lyons, M Taggert, N “August, E H_ Ryder, Fred Webb, Mra Herring, Baxter, L P Jones, J W Donner, E Morris, Rey Wm ‘Waigon, M Mahaban, Henry Whoeler, Thos Stofer and 13 steerdge. Se The New York Weekly Herald. AFFAIRS IN EUROPE—NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA, THE SOUTH PACIFIC, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA, MEXICO, CUBA, THE WEST INDIES, ETC—AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON—THE AMERICAN STATE CONVEN- TION—DEPARTURE OF GENERAL SCOTT—THE FALL FASHIONS—LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS— LATEST INTELLIGENCE—MARKETS, ETC. The Wrex.ty Hera.p will be published at ten o'clock this morning. Its contents will embrace, among other things, the following:—Affairs in Europe—The Zurich Conferences Sus- pended—Complicated Condition of Affairs in Italy—The New W YORK HERALD, SATU ~vawings of the Sussex County and The b. ttery of Delaware. Hdnied Lan. se, BROADBENTS & O@. FeRAM. | aiNsomna, -seaton, Tho Legislature of the State of Delaware, at tte 'am wow paving given to France, wenty years, wo, the undersigned, Cor | isi crit mi Maen commer, anand sald lotlery, do hereby cert puis Here drawe this day:o' TY MAEM following are tbe “yi. Sossex Counry—C:ass No. 158, Strt>*snmn 23, 1859, 67, 29, 6, 72, 57, 37, 61, 54, 65, 75, 28, 41. ConsOLIDAteD Lorren¥—CLAss No, 128, Serrempen 23, 1859. 53, 30, $5, 44, 12, 38, 18, 52, 3, 28, 2, 26. Witness hands day (Fri- day), Beptember 38-1659," Wilmington, Del, thts SAY ALFRED’ WoOTTEN, omnis FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO. Wilmington, b Sa Knox's Fall Hat.—Notwithstanding the increasing costin the manufacture of hats, consequent upon the recent strike of the haters, Knox is selling bis latest style— & superb article—at the low price of $4. ‘This liberality will be appreciated. “Thowe who want a stylish, well mado, fashion durable, and cheap must go to Kuox’s for KNOX’S is No. 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton street.€ pacdbtaist als aialetsadiedan Weed’s Patent Family and Manufac- Ls Seng eRnOR Price $60 Zam Offloe 477 Broad- Sa jartholf's CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES, Prices greatly recuced. Family machines $50; $50. BARTHOLF Manufacturing Company, 434 Broadway. Black Cloth Frock Coats, $5 to $20, at EVANS’, 66 and 68 Fulton street. ‘Trusses, Shonider Braces, Elastic Stock=- ings, bandages, and Dr. Glover's new lever truas, No. 4 Aun te Treatise on Moter- 5 —— H——, seed 22, bad, when he entered the titution, a bad curvature of the ‘spine, and six dischargi ‘spinal abscesses. He was much emaciated, and so debilitate ‘ag to be unable to walk. In three months the serofulous sores jvere all healed except one, which was left open, not thinking it advisable to heal them all at once, and health became tolerably good, and his tlesh firm.’ This treatise can be ob- tained by return mail on addressing H. Halsted, M. Roun Hill Water Cure, Northampton, Mass, and the La‘ ods, go to GREEN'S No, 1 Astor House, For Perfect Fitting Shirt est novelties ip gentiemen’s furnishin, shirt and furnishing store, Phrenological Examinations, Showing the talents, defects and proper pursuit, given dally at FOWLER & WELLS’, 88 Broadway. Borsnan Hair Dre-wige a 8, world, a made, Died af the manufactory, 255 Brosdway. Cristadoro’s Hair Dee: Wigs and Tou- pees.—The best in the world, sale retail, and the dye privately applied. No. 6 Astor House. Tou. Soldand ap- =e jarry’s Senet temper is the Best id article for dreasin, . apest By beautifying eesBs and the hair, Ladies try i, . ¥. 8. Ballow’s Improved French Yoke shirts made to order and warranted to fit; also winter under- ‘wear, at 409 Broadway. A. Bills, Exchange and Commission er, 176 Greenwich street. Prizesin all legalized lotteries The Eureka Celebrated Sewing Ma- chbe* writ, RUN, STITCH, HEM, GATHER, FELL. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE TO $50. ce, 489 way, corner Broome street. N. B.—Parties not having the full amount caa be accommo- dated by applying at the olfloe, Sugar, te fringe Tea—Coffee, Coffee At Cer estab! tea warehouse, No. 92 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, Herring’s Patent Champion Fire ‘proof And burgli safes, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray warect, Nev Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Razor Strop.—This inimitable article may be obtained of the sole manufacturers, J. 48. SAUNDERS, No.7 Astor House, and of the various agents throughout the city. $6.—Elegant Fall Overcoats at Evans’, 66 and 68 Fulton street. Holloway’s Ointment is More Used than any in the world. Why is this?’ Because it has proved more owerful in healing, and a better pain reliever than any now fr existence. Manufactory, 80 Maiden lane, New York. Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.’s Radi- cal cure truss. They also keep silk elastic stockings for vari- cose veing; suy rs und shoulder braces. Instruments for pees toorder. No. 2 Vesey street, Astor House, ‘ew Yor! Maravilla Cures Baldness, Removes Dan- druff, and prevents the hair f1 Sol dru Defiance Salamander Safes—With Pa- tent powder proof locks and cross bars. Also, fire and bur- ai na i X ROBERT M, PATRICK, French Imported Boots and Shoes, per steamer. EUGENE FERRIS, bootmaker, 81 Nassau street, between John and Fulton, ‘ Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines. Office 505 Broadway, New York. Leary & Co. are Now Prepared to Sup- ply new autumn styles of four dollar hats. Boundary Dispute Between England and the United States— The Great Eastern out of the Thames and at Sea, & from California, Venezuela, Cuba, West Indies, &c. in the South Pacifie—Our New Caledonia Correspondence; In- teresting from the Rio de la Plata—The War with Buenos Ayres and the Argentine Confederation—Paraguay Aiding Urquiza—Military and Naval Movements of Brazil, &c.; Af- fairs in Mexico; the American State Convention—Adoption of a State Ticket—Selections from the Republican and Democratic Nominees—Address of the State Committee, &c.; Affairs in Washington—Mission of General Scott and Probable Amicable Adjustment of the San Juan Island Difficulty—Despatches from Mr. Yancey, American Minister to the Argentine Con- federation, &c.; the Departure of General Scott—Enthusiastic Demonstration of Citizens on the Pier—How the Veteran Hero Looked and Acted—Cheers, Guns, and Adieus of all Kinds, &c.; Particulars of the Wreek of the United States steamer Fulton—Description and History of the Vessel—Curious Fa- Nos. 3, 4and 6 Astor Honse, Broadway. Save 25 per Cent on your Clothing. Buy at the mammoth clothing establishment of GkO. A. HUNTER & CO., 290 and 292 Bowery. mpbell’s Turkish air Tonic the best in use. 25 cents per bottle. 8. CAMPBELL, Chemist, Eighth avenue and Twenty-eighth street. Libby’s Oyster Place, 139 Fulton Street, five doors from the Herald office, formerly No. 6 Pine stree' Hatters and Others Can Obtain the Self- adhesive ornamental convex hat mirrors of the inventer, | GEO. WHEELER, 503 Broadway, N. Y. Holmes’ Old Photograph and Ambro- type gallery revived, 314 Broadway. The original 25 cent portraits enlarged and improved up to time. tally Attaching to the Name—Disasters to the U. 8. Navy, &e.; the Fall Fashions—Opening Day in the Metropolis—Great Dis- play of Millinery and Dress Goods,“&c.; Latest News by Tele- graph; Editorials on the Leading Topics of the Duy; Financial, Commercial, Religious, Theatrical, Sporting and Maritime In- telligence; Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market; Retail Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market; to- gether with a large variety of interesting local and miscella- Reous items. Single copies, in wrappers ready for ra can be had at the counter. Brice six cents. The mails for Enrope, by the steamabip Ocean Queen, will Glose atthe Post Office at half-past two o'clock this afternoon. ‘The WexxLy Hraxp will be ready in time for mailing. Reig So of Wood, Eddy& Co.’s Lotte- as DFLAWARR, EXTRA CiAss No. 507, SHPTEMBER 23, 1859, 34, 24, 35, 33, 7,79, 61. 36, 48, 55, 4. 2. Ditawane, Crass Xo. 608, 23, 1859, 46, 3, 74, 40,15, 16, 28, 77, 8, 30, 67, 78, 18, 4. Gronota’ Criss No. 98, Skrraamen 23,185, 72, 22, 15,59, 36, 28, 20, 27. Groneta, Extra Crass NO. 506, SEPTEMBER 23, 1859. 65, 73, 68, 6, 3, 18, 26, 27, 39, 62. 52, 10, 16. ‘WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmingwe’ Del. Rev. J. West, No. 6 Washington Place, Brooklyn, L. I.:—"Tam happy to hear testimony to the great value of Mrs. 8. A. Allen’s world’s hair restorer. It hascured my baldness and grayness. T. Wood, Middletown, Orange county, N. Y. ly her head would be orld’s hair restorer nkful, and have full Andrus (many years missionary to Hayti), nrg N.Y —"Thave irled many other remedies, but never anything that #0 materially and permanently beneiitted me as has Mra, 8. A. Allen’s world’s hair restorer.”” Rev. R. H. Pollock, editor Presbyterian Witness, Cincinnati, Ohi Have had opportunity, became satisfied with thé merits of Mrs. 8. A. Allen's world’s hair restorer.”” We aspire to have the best, not the lowest priced. One bottle of the restorer will Inst a year. Address all letters for information, &c., to Mrs. 8. A. Allen's world’s hair restorer depot, 365 Broome strect, New York ‘The genuine has “Mrs. 8. A. Allen,” signed in rpd ink to out- side wrappers, and in biack ink to directions pasted on bots; None other {s genuine. Sold by every drug and fancy goods dealer, daughter's hair became go thin we thoug] bare, but the use of Mrs. 8. A. Allen’s handsomely thickened it up. We are th: value for our money.” Rev. Mrs, B. C. Opening of Fall Styles for 1859. WHITE, the Hatter, 216 Broadway. Wigs $8; Toupees and Hair Dye.—Came- RON’S, 199 Fulton street, Brooklyn. For style and quality we challenge the world. Postponement. ‘The International cricket, match, to be played on the St. George's ground, Hoboken, is postpougd to Monday, October 3, "fee general advertisement. Brady’s Gallery has Removed from 350 Broadway to 643 Broadway, corner of Bleecker street. Photo- traphs, daguerreotypes and ambrotypes. Galle: 707 Broadway, First pak belowane New. YerR Hotel Photographs, daguerreo- types, miniatures in oil and ivorytypes, Tyler’s Steam Portraits, 186 Bowery.— ro thene inimilablo likenesses.” Fine photographs $2. Ambrotype miniatures, complete, 25 cents. Holmes’ Gallery, 691 Broadway, Be- tween Amity and Fourth streets. Photographs, daguerreotypes and ambrotypes. 5 Meyer’s Miraculous Vermin Destroyer, SURE TO DESTROY. Bugs, roaches, ants, fleas, moths, mosquitoes, rata, &, sale by the inventor, JOSEPH MEYER, 612 Broadw For Married. Cowprick—Coor.—At Jamesburg, New Jersey, on | Thursday, Sept. 22, by the Rev. George F. Brown, D. D., Mr. Corneuivs Cowprick to Miss Frances E. Cook, both of Tom's river, New Jorsey. Ixquie—Warror.—On Thursday morning, Sept. 22, in St. Paul’s church, Paterson, by ‘the Rey. Mr. Kelly, Ep. warp A. InGria; ¥ Paterson, to SARAH M. Watton, eldest daughter of the Ite James DeLancey Walton, of New ‘York. Kincsrxy—Swrmn.—On Thursday, Sept. 22, at the M. E church, in Rockville Centre, TL. I., by the Rev. Mr. Goth ard, Mr. Wat. C. Kixcstry, of Westmoreland county, Pa. to Miss Saran Dx Smitn, of the former place. Smevensox—Scorr.—On Friday, Sept. 23, by the Rev. John Thompson, D. D., PETER STEVENSON to Janet Scott, only daughter of the late Mr. Andrew Scott, merchaut, Glasgow. Die Barxrs.—On Friday, Sept. 23, Gronce Baryes, in the 46tu yoar of his age. ‘The relatives and friends 0° the family arc respectfully invited to attend the foneral, from his late residence, No. | ‘74 East Twenty-seventh » on Sunday afternoon, at | two o'clock, without further invitation. Boxxer.—On Friday, Sept. 28, Henry Bonner, aged 57 years and 8 months. ‘The friends of the family, and those of his son-in-law, Wm. Van Keuren, are respectfully invited to attend his | funeral, from his late residence, 164 Fulton street, Brook- lyn, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. London Times please copy. Carpryter.—In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, Sept. 23, Axna ., wife of William C. Carpenter, in the 2ist year of er age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, No. 24 Ox- ford street, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. Curtox.—On Thursday morning, Sept. 22, Gipson Cur- Broadbents & Co. # lottery contract for ) ~ Ton, in the 45th year of his age. His friends and those of his family are respectfully in- | vited to attend his funcral, from his late residence, 100 | East Eighty-fifth street, between Third and Fourth ave. | nues, this (Saturday) afternoon at one o'clock, without | further invitation. t Greves.—Suddenly, on Thursday evening, Sept. 22, Catnering ANN, wife of Charles W. Greves, in the 40th | year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully | invited to attend ber funcral from ber late residence, 143 Ainsliestreet, Williamsburg, Sunday afternoom, at half- pest 1 o'clock, without further invitation. De Wrrr.—In Newark, New Jersey, Dr. Gasumnss De Wr, in the 69th year of his age. Tho freinds of the famity are requested to attend bis funeral from the residence of his son, Josiah Hf. at 145 Mulberry street, Newark, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, Gunck.—On Friday morning Sept. 23, Mrs. Mary A., wife of James C. Guliek, in the 37th your of her age. Tho relatives and friends of the famity are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her late residonce, 116 Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) after- noon, at half past two o’plock. Gxxcory.—On Thursday, Sept. 22, Lewis Gaecory, in the 54th year of his age. Trends of the family are invited to | re Mm RDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, trude V. 8. Hicksop, aged 1 month, 8 weeks and 2 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Saturday,) marning at nine o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 52 Bedford street. Homwes.—On Friday, Sept. 23 Heyny THoumes, younger, con of Henry and Emma Holwes, agod | your *”* ih T ed | imontin |g the faunlly Nf° POR fully invited to at- ‘The fi eeenorat om" the, residence of hig parents, 192 send eine aes ~ (Saturday) afternoon, at two Kast 1, *t, tg pon tel . * a lingering in. na! muy =0n Thursday, Sepi, #4, sf, oo ras, Widow Hur o vet (ea OF Cork Tee yREEY, aged 69 years, nallt@ of w he relatives and friends of the family are respeéttat pavited to attend the funeral, from the’ residence of hee pont: law, 144 Cherry streot, this (Saturday) afternoon, gr Papers please copy. ixG.-~In this city, on Friday, Sept. 23, of dropsy, Hey- RIETTA 8. KING, YOungest daughter of ‘Joseph D., and Phebe Aun King, aged 2 years, two months and 13 days, The friends and relatives of ‘the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 393 Nipth avenue, eorner of Thirth-fourth strect, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, een —On Fricay, Sept. 23, Parricx H. Lyon, aged years, His friends, also those Of his brother, Michael Lennon, and brother-in-law, James Murphy, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, f)'0M his late residence, 83 East Baltic strect, Brooklyn, on bday afternoon, at past two o'clock, Lancan,—On Thursday, Sept. 22, Suddenly, Ewa, tho beloved and only child of Mathew ana Mary Langan, aged 8 years, 6 months and 20 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family xre respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 129 Canal strect, without further notice. Morkisow,—At Kast Williamsburg, on Thursday, Sept. 22, very suddenly, Mr. Davi MORRISON, aged 69 years, @ native of county Derry, Ireland. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Middle Village’ stages leave the ferry and pee the house, Carriages will leave Grand street ferry at alf-past one o'clock. Nevion.—On Thuraday, Sept. 22, after a short illness, Many, the beloved daughter of the lite Patrick Neylon, of Enis, county Clare, Ireland, and niece of James aud Bridget ) aged 13 years and 9 months. O'Rvaity.—At Nyack, on Thursday, Sept. 22, Dr. Prmuur O’Remty, in the 32d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family and of his bro- thers-in-law, Denis O'Donoghue and Joseph O'Denoghue, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at ten o'clock this (Saturday morning, from his late residence, No. 109 Fast Seventeenth street, to St. Francis Xavier's church, where a requiom mass will be celebrated, at 10% o'clock, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. Rawpoy.—On Thursday morning, Sept. 22, Freeman Rawpon, Fsq., of the firm of Rawdon, Wright, ‘Hatch and Edson, aged 67 years. ‘as ot The funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 10 St. Mark’s place, this day (Saturday), at 12 o’clock M. Tis friends and those of his family are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice. Raymonp.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Sept. 22, Mrs. Axw N. RayMonn, aged 73 years, ‘The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at half- past one o'clock, from the residence of her nephew, Mr. Win. A. Pigot, 143 Willoughby street. Tho friends’ and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Scuvtz.—On Friday, Sept. 28, Maky, the beloved wife of Charles Schutz, aged 26 years, 8 months and 23 days. Her friends, an those of her brothers, Philip, John and Patrick Malone, are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother, 239 West Sixteenth street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Suerwoon.—In Portchester, on Thursday, Sept. 22, Danie J. SHERWOOD, aged 38 years and 22 days. ‘The funerai will take place at Portchester this (Satur- day afternoon at half-past two o’clock. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited toattend without further notice. ‘Tuomas.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, Sept. 28, Mrs. Mar’ Ganet M. THomas. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, corner of Bridge and Tillary streets, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock MISCELLANEOUS. T EVERDELL’S.—WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &C.— These celebrated cards elegantly engraved; can be had only Broadway, corner of Duane street. T GIMBREDE'S—THE SQUARE ;WEDDING CARD, just introduced, square envelopes, and square note paper, Ys! GIMBREDE'S—A GREAT VARIETY OF STEREO- scopic views, groups, slatuary, mud Stereoscopic instru At HEWITT'S—WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS. ©” All the latest styles can be had at 296 and 315 Broadway, X. ¥. Office 315 Broadway. DYICE—IT IS Not A DYE, BUT WILL RE AA, More gray hair to ts original color, by few applications WILSON'S HAIR GOLORER AND RESTORER gap be used as freely aa waler, and will change the color ofthe wea JET BLACK OR BROWN, without coloring the skin. and is the cheapest and most beautt- ful dressing for the hair now in use. Thousands use ft. Prin- cipal depot at SCOTT'S rng sare, ‘986 Grand siree;, New York. ‘ooklyn; Caliender, Third and id by Mrs. Hayes, ut, Philadelphia, Price (AUTUMN Hats, Twenty-five cents per bottle WARNOCK & CO., Tnvite the attention of gentlemen to their extensive and varied assortment of hats, &c., designed for the ensuing autumn, com- HE GENTLEMAN'S DRESS HAT, Of beautiful model and fabric, fully equal to the progress of ion, THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S DRESS BAT, Modified in proportion, the crowning excellence of & young gentleman's wardrobe. THE AUTUMN BON TON, | ‘Tho countespart of thal immensely poplar ang graceful | summer hut, the success of which is ample guarantee for a | Jarge sale of its autumn duplicate. SOFT FELT HAT. An extensive assortment, comprising every variety of pat tern, color and quality. ENTLEMEN'S AND YOUTHS’ CAPS, An endless variety, for dress and undress, riding, sporting travelling and evening wear. NOVELTIES In every department too numerous to mention, WARNOCK & CO., Hatters, No. 519 Broadway, St. Nicholas Hotel. EST STYLES OF PARIS NOTE rated papers, elegantly stamped, at No. 695 Broadway, oue block above Lafarge | papers.— ean be hud only House. A® REAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES Of English carpeting, Gileloths and HIRAM ANDERSO ARGE DEMAND HAVING ARISEN FOR THE SHILLING HAIR TONIC AN A L > THE SHILLING BENZINE; The proprietor has been unable to supply the orders received gets. dru ON, 0 Bowery. during the past_ week, and is at this moment EVERAL HUNDRED DOZEN in arrears. Consequeuily be has omitted for the past few days to advertise them as in the outset. Dealers are informed that he has no {intention of discontinu which he found go effective tends that ARTICLES ing the liberal style of advertising in the outset, on the contrary, he int THE SHILLING shall be perseveringly and largely announced in the leading jourbals of the wildest circulation tintil they shall have become ™aonsehiold words” in every family. The production is now pre (ONE. HUNDRED DOZEN PER DAY, And the the demand isnot filled; next week we {shall be in shape to turn out at least TWO HUNDRED DOZEN PER DAY; And hope_to fill all ordesr with which he may we favored vomptly. Very numerous applications have heen received From tlealers for these articles to be forwarded on sale, To all such applications we cnn only answer in the negative. There is no necessity for us to commission these articles as long as w in short supply, and we have no intention to do go in event. We intend to make the public well acquainted wiih them by a most extensive and conspicuous style of advar- tising, and the good quality of the articles will achieve the halance of a success which, wwe think, fronr present indications, will be of the most gratifying nature, THE SHILLING HAIR TONIC, In large bottles, highly perfumed. Reta Prick Oncy 12 Cents. THE SHILLING BENZINF, The best liguid yet discovered For removing all kinds of oi, grease and paint spots from ‘and woollens of every description, without the slightest injury to their texture or lustre. Put wp 'in large bottles, with full directions. Retait Prick Onty 12 Cents. WHOLESALE DEPOT 159 WATER STREET. Retailed at druggists’ generally, and at the special depots G16 Broadway, and 175 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Baers CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. THE LARGEST IN FHE CITY. Built by Wm. B. Astor, expressly for the Business. NOS. 70 AND 72 BOWERY. ‘The largest assortment of fashionable fall and winior clothing, of every variety, taste and styla, ever offered, and will be sold less than at any other store in the city. $40,000 saved yearly by being oft Broadway. ‘The best artists that ean be had in the world are-emptoyed in the enstom and other deoartments of this establisimenz. LADIES—Please eall and examine the children’s departs ment. ULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS PUBLISAED BY D. AP’ Haus 'PLETON & CO., 46 AND 348 BROADWAY. ‘s Mimitary Ants. New editica, wits Nores on. CAN AND CRIMEAN Waks, I vol. Limo., $1 50. BREAKFAST, PixxER AND TRA, @ capital Receipt book for: ousekeepel eaeren eam 1 val. 12mo., $8. w. FRUTCHWANGER'S TREATISE ON GEMS. 5 Fist aN THe Fesiavs, 9 remarkable acoount of theas cannibals, full of illustrations. 1 vol. 8va., ent by mait, free, on reeept of price. YHARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL 61N. ) FO THE BE-DRUGGED ANIX POISONED CITIZENS: | OF THE UNITED STATES. There ix no doubting the fact that youare overrun witha deinge of the vilest compounds in the form of * alaghotie drinks,’ that ever emanated from that pest of society tha liquor mixer. They are sold to you ag. ® \axury, or Are diss pensed to you as a medicine, and in.either cago the: fa tho tame. There is but one way to excape, and that is 10 use aa 8 luxury or a:medicament a safe and reliable liquor gold under weal, which rerdera it certain that it has not been The relatives and attend the foneral, this arog Mgt at at threo thi foly Trinity, Brooklyn, o'clock, frem the Church of the Grover & Baker's Noiseless FAMILY SKEWING MACHINES, Temporarily at 601 Broadway, David's Fall Style of Gentlemen's Hats now ready, Salesroom 299 Broadway, near Duane street. * hite’s Fal] Style Gent's Hats Nov, eatest'bat Of tke. season, 216 Broadway, opposite, st, without farther invitation, Tho remains will be taken to Greenwood. Harts yon.—On Friday, Sept. 28, after a short but se- vere }\iness, MARY HARGADON, aged 37 ycars,a native of Casto street, Sligo, Ireland. "tho friends and acquaintances of tho family aro re- ‘quested to attend her funeral from the residence of her cousin, Mrs, Mary Connolly, 78 Chariton street, on Sun- day afternoon at two o'clock, without further notice, Sligo papers please copy. Hhicupon,In this city, on Friday qorning, Sept, 23) stamp end d With, ' Such a liquor: ta hich is under of rnment Is delle Kely Havored (unlike, any ch gin} rei ae morne of ts most valuable reatorauves of the vegetable and it is by, far the most healthy beverage extant, ‘The most eminend physielang of Europe and America not only recommend hs Use hearty Wak a modicise where stimulant is required. 7° Preseree The female xex wil} find it it cordial, but a Gxnmwve Lovise, infant daughter of William H. and Ger- | | OoF5 BUNTO 1859. MISCELLANEOUS. eee j MOST EXCELLENT FOOD | YOR HEALTH. IT IS NOW ACKNOWLEDGED THAT cone of the baat articles GF % WING'S CEDKBRATRD PA is Rite cnens. a CELLANKOUS, BLISBYy THIS DAY sr (A gy THE DIGTIONARY OF. LOVE, containing a definition of all the terms used in the HISTORY OF THE TENDER PASSION, with rare quotation: from the ‘Ancient and. modern poets of all nations, helet's Love.) * them to | together with specimens of curious model love lettera, ¢ ‘The great oxcetience eee ne SAS Cause, my | innny other interesting matters pertaining to love never pereerivadeverswhere. wit seedeuled favor,” sind tue "OURO: ae ea reematete, Uae te. ‘h opinion ia spreading continually. ‘ | ‘0 other description of food has ever been discovered which | all loves, an ,. reneh, Span * Foam has proved equal te WING'S FARINA CRACKERS for all ages and under all conditions of the system. Not only infants but children in various conditions have been restored to health, and made to grow in strength, aa well as natured manifestations which a freedom res, until thousands have been made to for- ws nd Wars in the smiles and joyful glee of vigo- oe becoming in health more bean ) and & We Per 4 ee aes rous hen! = Dal sins 4 bleswing $0 th HBS arrexprtg bottoof, 8 Well as f AND Otho Limes YOUNG GENTLEMEN, refitted by the free use of havebeen immeasurably ye. “NA CR, WING'S Fat, \~ “"ACKERS. ‘The condition ful, their met Ly hx *y pursue ‘ir Temonm With greater of thelr bodily powe. utal vigor is” bie) studies more earnestly, acquiring th © mor ease, rendering the pathway Up te teen” Lip and the attainment of a greater omin FEEBLE MOT! Al WING'S CRACKERS A BLERSINO, ‘These crackers contain so much mors nonrihbem. \ same weight the any other food, and are so easy for the a, ™*< being digested without any trouble b: moet 5 phynictabe and bursesrechentent (oat a bein oe, to apy nourishment heretofore known, especially as they gh @ strength without be feverish tendency, being one of tha mown | selicate und agreeable Kinds of food that could be eoncelved of or DYSPEPTIC PERSONS, ‘OR PERSONS OF SEDENTARY HABITS, " Thousnads hare Bera reload ty tie frearent ce daily ae of 101 is have mre! or Tae of Wike's ChACKERS © oy The continaed use of a crackers will ultimately give’ 3 regularity to the system whieh no other article of food will 07, and a buoyancy 10 the spirits unknown heretofore as a proper: ty belonging to aay nourishment to such an extent as that pro- duced by Wing’s farina crackers. There is a natural, highly invigorating, and aetite principle belonging to the material of w WING'S CRACKERS are made. This, as far as practicable, {s retained in’ its origi- nal strength, rendering Wing's crackers one of the most re- markable productions of modert thmes, and one of inestima- ble value in promoting the health of all who use them. THE IMMENSE SALES of these crackers astonish every ome who le not acquatuted with their highly valuable and extraordinary properties: ‘Those who use them regularly think, as all must think who become acquainted with their true exeellence, viz: that they oughtto be used inevery family, in every hotel, in every nursery or hospital, on board of every steamer of ship, and everywhere where food so convenient, healthful and ecohoxtt cal can be used. ‘All those who may wish to procure these valuable crackers should understand that there are no genuine farina crackers made but by Mr, Wing; all these are starmped with the name “A. Wing.” Allow no person, therefore, to persuade you to buy any crackers for farina but Wing’ ‘his caution has become necessary, in consequence of an atiempt by designing persons to sell the ordinary kind of crackers by calling them farina, and conveying the impression that they are like Wing's farina. Such an attempt at deception should be understood by all. ‘Wing's farina crackers may be procured of the best family grocers generally. by whom they are extensively sold in diffe- rent portions of ile United States, and at wholesale only of A. N. THOMPSON & ( Nos, 221 and 228 Fulton street, New York. ANK NOTE ENGRAVING. AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, NEW YORK. N York, Philadstphigy Boston, (Ne Orleans, Cincinnati, ‘ew York, lelphia, jew jontreal and Chicago. AILS PENETRATING THE FI ENLARGEMENT OF THE GREAT TOR Joint cured without pain, so that the boot can be worn immedi way. Refers to the physicians and surgeons of the city. FRvGExe scx elle LAST GREAT ROMANCE, THE BOHEMIAN OF PARIS.) TRANSLATED EXPRESSLY FOR THE LEADER, BEGINS THIS WEEK. READY ON SATURDAY. ANCY CASSIMERE PANTS, ALL NEW STYLES. AL $2, 92.60, 95, 99.50, 94, 94 50, 95, 96.004 97, At EVANS, 66 and 63 Fulton street, as AND UPHOLSTERY. EROOMS, 833 AND 835 FOURTH STREET, (Northwest corner of Broadway.) JOHN MEERS,_ tars i oe Of Ra sia MO wt cot v1 nt 0 ny asaortment of cabinet Turuliare: suitable for, PARLORS, DINING ROOMS, LIBRARIES, ETC., from selécted and well seasoned wood, in the latest and most approved styles, AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES. The well known reputation of the iate firm for mal SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE wali be fully sustained. King NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. By CONTENTS, [OcronER. joone.—Mlustrated by eleven engravings from origi- ‘awings by Lossing and Wallin, ‘The Water of FI Arbain, A Visit to the Guajiquero Indians.—Mlustrated by twenty en- gravings from original drawings by Hitchcock. Audubon's Hymn in the American Forest. Bebind the Cloud. ‘The Pier tc. Country Lite. The Lovers’ Quarrel. ‘The Blind Preacher. The Teaching of Death. Two Men and a Woman. The Romance of Life Insurance. ‘Two Birds with One Stone. Up the Spout. The Virginians. By W. M. Thackeray. (To be completed in. Ilustrations.—Arbitrium Popularis Aura—A Rehearsal— the next number.) Four head Pieces. From drawings by tbe author. of Current Events. hs ‘able. Editor's Easy Chair. oa r’s Drawer—Containing Anecdotes and Reminiscences furrished by more than twenty contributors. Flower and Fruit Pieces Twelve comic designs by Bellew. Fashions ‘or October—With two illustrations from original drawings by Voigt. Tne October number of Harper's Magazineis cx the exception of Thackeray's “Virginians,” entirely of origi articles furnished by American writer This Number contains papers from the following contribu: tors:— D. R. Castieton, Fg. John Eaten Cooke, Esq. George William Curtis, Esq. Misa Jane M. Fuller. Alfred H. Guernsey, Esq. Mrs. Alice B. Edward H. House, George Ripley, Mrs. H. B. Sinith. z.@. 5 One copy for one 3 «$3.00 Two copies for one year. +50 Three or more copies for one y 200 And an extra copy, gratis, for every olub of tea subscribers. ‘ibers. on Magazine and Harper's Weekly, together, one year, $4. roe WARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers. Hs COME, BAS COME. HAS COMB THE GOOD TIME HAS COME. SINGER'S NO. 2 SEWING MACHINE Caa now be for. had eee ee a ae ‘or manufactu urposes the on! led sewing machine fn the world ~Singe We bave tried them in our own fri imes. Hor to aaything new in use.—Ti rio 8 Pauly sowing machines from #50 to $73. ‘edmoed to $4. ae I. M. SINGER & OO., 'SCKERS’ FARINA I8 IN THE HIGHEST REPUTE. ag a delieions and wholesome food at all seasons of the year. Itis a pure. preparation from wheat, without the ad- mixture of any other grain, and hence is invaluable: in. the sammor season. Extensively weed at the Astor House, St. ‘icholas, Metropolitan, and other first class hotels and 4 sis rapidly becoming Au indispensable dish on all good tables, Manufactured and sald at the Croton Mills, 201 Chezry sireet, New York, 4 liberal dscowat to dealers. For sale generally d druggists, HECKER & BROTHER, DIES MUST WEAR B. F. MOORE'S: tet INFLATED BUSTLE. SUPERfOR TO ALL OTHERS. Warranted not to break down. Wholesale by B, F. MOORE, 121 Ni CONANT & CO., B fasoau street; W. 8. Dey street; C. (OUN & ROBBINS, 23 Vesey street; CLAFLIN, MELLEN & Co., Trinity Building, aad retailed everywhere. Lye MAGNETIC troubled with INSECT POWDER.—PARTIBS moths, bedbugs, and other games. This powder has years. To prevent to glass canisters, aud wilh O BP ular what ‘you inquire is are sure death to rats and JARNES & PARK, successors to B. Lyon, Tow, opposite the Astor House ‘OWS SOOTHING SYRUP.—-MRG. WINS ME oW an wpertace urge and feral physioliny haga bis fk the gums, reducing initials (B. & at on Lyon's 23 and 15 Pare being rendered more health- Ss° Ge:man aa anion of led a Pifranaisied in'pact from tbe «- si Ttalian, with several origina «.. rom the Greek and Latin, By THEQORATUS, soe h it an . Published by et ig & FITZORRATD, ‘Alco for gale by all booksellers ia thin page wee N Copies of the above book sent by mail, Wo any address, free | postige, on receipt of one dollar, “wat THE OUTER MAN.—GRT SOME NE as THE, ? RKE'S, 116 Wigan eis ann sheg.y finest clo hes, Go tou... — ‘seme business coat $10 to order, $20; doeskin pants YER'S SULTANA SAUCE, FOR HOT AND COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS, ‘The attention of epfeures and connolseurs above unrivalled condiment, man\factured by Crowe at well, London, from Soyer's original recipe, Thaw aicendy's ferns an establiabed favorite with all thoso who have tnod ero ies a us favor is fast superceding all other sauc Hotels and restaurants will find the Sultana Sauce most d — ome... ; milk vest $5. sirable for their tabl. Itis Sate anya imported an a ran es in grocers ‘s and paflode eke ae dealers in half pints, pint G. G. YVELIN, 217 Fulton street, 7, WIRE, STEEL WIRE. We ar? DOW prepared to roll and temper stoel wire fo akivt ‘eprings,” t very low prices. ‘The trate wif tine waa cal A liberal discount taade tn leet Rie 42 well | CAL) > South Seventh street, Jersey City. —_—— _ _...... po EPILEPTIC S—WORTH KNOWING—FITs, 4¢.—r has been doub nervous attacks, such as epi fits, crying fits, and, Yorst of all, inside fits, could be oi ed be fe ccuieg fabaity, True tt is that in most cases in patient are given up,.a3 hopele S to “ie by weiies, and (ind Fepose at Inst in the ‘grave; buts te Providence hes en @ Femedy # it will be resorted to Madame A. DEIMEL, No. 266 Rivington street, is in of a celebrated German remed; Jeon om his easee4} of them cured were of over twent; ry ‘This great remedy is-external ouly in its application, so none need few to try it. Let the afflioved come at delay, Office henre from 10 A: M. 30 4 P. M. daily, ITO oF wan. ‘The pubic can see’ the time at ofl hours of the night by looking in'ofthestore door of G. U, A2uLEN, 415 way, ‘ove door below Canal street. SRN SAE SAL 'HE GREAT SUPERIORITY OF LRVETT’S PATEWS atmospheric piate for artificial Poors exausine this novel and higtiy: hapontas: bevectioa examine nove vent Waverley place, near Broadway. oe HE COMMERCIAL POLICY OF NEW Y@RK, WITH REFERENCE TO THE AGRICULTURAL AND: MANUFACTURING INTERESTS OF THE STATE, CONNECTION WITH HE RATLWAY MANAGE! INTER "BTS GENERALLY. r Staté ‘Canal Convention, am Convention will be beld at the @ity Hall, m Utien, om ednesday, the 28th of September, at 12 o'clock, at which ‘the above mentioned subjects will be considered, in reference ta the several important quest w bewing on the completion and efficiency of the State-eanal system, end their preservation from conversion (by sale or lease) fronye public highway inta 8 private monopoly, together with the proper means of defence against that pernicious" discriminating” railway policy, w by freight is now transported through this Bate between West ern and Eastern States, on, beiter terms than the productions und purehase of the people of tbe lalerior of this State are al- Jowed to pass to and from New York city. over rallroads foe Which the people of this State granted valuable franchises and spent millions of dollars. Gaorge R. Babcock, of Erie country; Carlos Cobb, do.g Thomas Parsons, of Monroe conty; HL i Fish, do. A. He lovey, of Onondaga county, J. J. y, do.; Ansel Bascom, of Sengea county: LB. Croe FE. Cul ver, of Oneida count jew York, State Ex- ecutive Committee w™ BE READY ON MONDAY, AT 10 A. M., RAILWAY GUIDE or Tre UNITED STATES AND THE CANADAS. THE CANAL SY87 m™ TSM, T . AND OUR STATE stn 4 er, of Oswego county; A. Henry O’Rielly, of APPLETON'S: ILLUSTRATED RAIBWAY GUIDE 18 THE ONLY WORK OF THE KIND ‘Which delineates the principal railways through the instrumegts wily of maps, thereby re ‘the various routes 0 simple and comprehensive that e travel- ler of the most capacity can nm. 1. Portraft and Hiograpbien Sketch of Deal Bisbmond, View |. Portrait an eteh of Dean Richmon President of the New York Central Railway, with Phrevologe cof Relinention of Character, by Fowler & Welle. iways an 'rogress—Prog of Ni ‘The Magnitude of the Public: Works of the United Slates: Tha ! the Lehigh, Pa.; Philadelphia Railway De- |, Jiinols Central Railway: New York and rie Hallway. ‘ailway Decisions—Important Dectsions ‘king Chio; Important Decislon in Reference. to Railway Gr ber Deeds from Pre-emptors; Liabilides of Railway Companies: Mount Anburn Cemetery, Boston; Willis’ Celebrated: Cow Catcher’ Ride; Cinemnnat, as seen by a Yankee; Terre Haut Council Bluffs and St’Joseph Railway: The Wheat luction of 1859. Grand ; Western Cro} Trunk Railway, ¥ Maryland Railway Railway; Phila, delphia Locomotives; Judicious Advertising always’ Payay Newark and Bloomield Railway, New Jersey: Bloomiela New Jersey; New Railway Maps; Chicago and ‘Northwestertt Railway (late Chicago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac Railway); Dayton and Michigan Railway; New Route between Detroif and the Northwest: Shore. Line Railway between New Yoru and Boston; Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railway; 3. New Inventions—Locomotive Firebox; Perse’s Gas Tlue minator; Construction and Speed of Locomotives; Lighting Railway Cars with Gas: Sharp's Rept ng Pistol; Recent Die coveries in Theoretical Science; Improved Surveyors’ Chaim Improvement in Steam Power;| Fuel-saving Apparatus. 4. Anecdotes and Incidents of Travel.—Tis So, by Horace Be Durant; One Hundred miles per Hour; or; Nightmare on. the Rails, by an Old Railway Bird; A Pleasant Ride on the Tow: path; An Incident in the Cars: ris, Have you heard Any Body ‘say ‘Anytbing about Me!” “"Kerridge; Sir?” National Chai acteristics. 0. United States Time Indicator, showing the Difference of Time between the various Cities of the United. States, inclu ing San Francisco, California; Trinity Bay, Newfoundiand ‘Vatentia Bay, Ireland; and London, England—with illustration 6. Appictons’ Railway Guide Counting House Calendar, ane Important Rules for Railway Travellers. iii + barge Steel Plate Map of the Railways of the Unites States. 8. Through Routes to and from New» York, Philadelphia Buifalo, Toledo, ‘Chicago, St. Louis, &e., with Maps and othe: information relating to the readiest means of travelling to ane from all the principal cities South, Eastand West. 9. A List of Prominent Hotels in the Principal Cities of thy ion. United States, arranged under tht vu 10. A Gazetteer of separate Ma) Railways. Seventy-five Maps of the principal Railwi New Ti ine Tables, corrected 19 date. PRICE ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. For sale by all book and periodical agents, and bj ‘ATOHES AND OLOCKS: Repaired and put in first condition. GHRONOMETERS RATED, &C. ROBERT ar & CO., Bi Opposite the City J) AND JEWELRY, rs JEW) * of.all SILVER AND PLATED WARE, For sale by G. C. ALLEN, imy and mrnufacturer, 4 sireet, formerly No. 11 Wa Broadway, one door below Cs street. ILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE, T FIRE PROOF SAFE OF THR WO! GREAT FIRE PRO BLD, : 200, No, 191 BROADWAY; Corner of Dey street, New York. —W. J. F. DAILY. &CO.; 4 621 BROADWAY, . Invite the attention of To the most varied and ley GA! -EPERS assoriment.of ‘onl setae as CHADELIERS, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, &c. 4c., To be found in the city of New York, Also French china, Edglish iron etene china, eut and presse table glass, silver plated ware, and o:Ler house furnishing goods. 631 8.000, CASSMERE surts To xaraH, AL3B, $10, $12, $13, $15, $13, $2), ALBYANS, 6¢.and 63 Fulton street. —————————————————— : STERSOSCOPIC VIEWS 20.000 "REKanaraRy ‘OPES FROM 75 ¢ TO $7 bee es eeoacopty listot yews and drawtn B A description of the 5 of instrumen:s sent 10 any address on. application, enclosi ostage warp. D. APPLETON & CO,. postage stamp. FeO ate 346 sad 348 Broadw BS hehe ie occ an hn YATI'S LIFE. BALSAM CONSTANTLY INCREASID [in popularity and sales, For the 1 years. this reme bas beoa before he citizeus of the United States it has perfor foo curos aan any other ardsie duripgte samue period fine. An enUsely” Vaxetable evtugotund, made wih gr care, and tn the same manner it was When fires Introdneed tpe public; % has wade its way through all, worthless cc Foauds, una it uow bears tbe same ok bel THE FAST MEDICINE OF TH & AGE. Rheumsilsm, surofula, sat rheum, crys wgelns, barbers t aud ke sensi, of thn” Blood: yap ntliver and. kid complaists, bronchitis, c., are all driver,’ grom the syste, ie nowee pusiier of the dleot from eve ay corruption am fection. HYATI'S Life Bats is the only in,qard medicine t! been Euown io cuce data and canter pia HYATIS LIVE BALSAM cre Ate eure a case of rated ery sipelas, when. qoctors co'akt do nothing for ser, sho was apparently dying—J/.urs Keitoce, 9 Rivin HYATI’S LIFY, BALSAM « ofa isoaeen: bone? itl, cough, gain in, the, Drees) epsia. ¢ was reduced to a mend, sirset complaint and Ital ge not onty pl certain rellef to tutfortn of & peril! character "Analytical chetuists of all a Setar ae Een pos an n 4 i , i General depot, No. @ Broadway, es cate ‘ACHINE MADR PAPER BAGS AND WRAPPING Pe AL ERERMAN & ROBBETSON'S Bapec rasebotan 8 soothing the process lerahings by. 5 all is sure to te Eran paca tices Gees ema Re ip dg pa Grerywnere. only 28 cent per bottle. .A CURRS BALDNESS. REMOVES DAN. ee Nid prevents the bate from failing out. Sold by druggists.’ Retajl depota—F. Pitts. 769 Broadway; Barves Pan ty and 16Pork row; Charles Broest & Co.,'69 Maidep lane, ONY: Sere ee 1 wunoote 4 tour day Stine ured me.—H. COLGAN, 10L HYATIS LIFE BALSAM, 246 € etn) sere eed by HAYEA, 178 Folia steeet, B lyn. i cents a bottle; six for $4. « Hyatt se, and three