The New York Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1859, Page 5

‘York. She roports in Int. 32.43, loa. 78.35, took THR En cee PETRI SacI RED a a A lg OA gE RD ge ST A ee eR RN imme 9 5 ay “oe aaa tbe Captain and crew of the schooner Swan, which was in a ‘Dinking condition, She was from Jacksonville, bound to Philadelphia. Fire Gale Gatgna, Nov. 12, 1859, A fire last night destroyed the dry goods establishment of Smith & Holmes, valued at $36,000; insured for 320,000. The loxs on the building is $3,500, which is in- Bured. The goods of the occupants of the adjacent build- ‘ings wore slightly damaged in removing them. Fire at Oswego. Osweco, Nov. 12, 1859. ‘A fire broke out last night in the livery stable of tho Revonue House, destroying it, together with tho Railroad Howse, and two amall buildings adjoining. In the stable ‘were ten horses, three of which only were taken out live. Loss on the buildings $7,000, which is mostly co- vorod by insurance, The Sons of Malta at Easton, Pa. Easton, Pa., Nov. 12, 1859. ‘There was a midnight parade here last night of the Sons Of Malta, in honor of the election of the G.R. J. A., and . ‘tho consecration of the working tools. Southerm Ocean Steamer Movements. Savawnan, Noy. 11, 18659, ‘The United States mail steamship Alabama, from New ‘York, arrived at bor wharf at 7:50P. M. to-day. All ‘well, Caarueston, Nov. 12, 1859. ‘The United States mai) steamship Marion, Captain W. J. @oster, from New York, arrived here at haif-past seven o'clock this (Saturday) morning. Commerce of Mobile. Monin, Noy. 11, 1859. Exports of the week, $1,080,635. ~~ Markets. PHILADELYHIA STOCK BOARD. Purapeurma, Nov. 12, 1850. Ponnsytvania State fives, 9344; Morris or ag Long Island Railroa: § New Ontxans, Nov. 11, 1859. advices by the Hungarian caused an advance of market; sales to-day: 9,000 bales mid- | See Sales of the week, 65,000 bales; week, 72,000 bales against 64,000 bales last Zeer; exports of the week, 74,000 bales; total exports this 000 bales, stock in port, 280,600; receiptsahead By year, pety receipts at all inne arta, 000 bal steady at 63¢¢ for fair Piour ad vaneing and selling $76.3 $5 srs steady at $16 50. Coffee Orm at 10% c. a 12Ke.; Bales of the week, 8,500 bags; sales to-day, 5,000 bags, in- Cluding the Leigton’s cargo, at 11%c. ; importé of the week, $4,500 bags ageinst 17,000 bags last year. Mowrtz, Nov. 11, 1859. Cotton—Sales to-day 4,000 bales: middling, 103Zc. Sales week 10,760 bales. Receipts of the week 30,900 , against 22,000 do. last year. Receipts ahead of year 77,700 bales. Freights to Liverpool 9-16d. Ster- exchange 84 a 9 per cent premium. Barmiorr, Nov. 12, 1859. Flour steady. Wheat firm: sales 20,000 bushels. Corn firm: white 4 Sic.; yellow 8c. a 85c, Provisions Ready. Mess pork $15 25; prime $11; bacon 10c. Whis- key steady. Prorapervata, Ni 12, 1859, Flour quiet. Wheat steady. Corn ctive—old yellow Bo. Onts steady at 400. a 44g Rio coffee 11 Ye. a 124. ‘Mess pork $16. Whiskey steady at 26<c. a Bevrato, Nov Flour quiet and steaty. Wheat r, but less active. Whiskey dull and nominal at aio. Canal froghts Gull, aod partes apart. Imports to-day: 1,100 barrels Hour, 18,000 busbels wheat, 21,000 bushels ‘oats, 15,000 bushels barley. Exports: 2,000 barrels tour, 25,000 ‘Dushels wheat, 12.000 bushels corn. ee Quick Trax rrom Monin —We received yesterday after- ‘moon fites of the Mobile, Ala., papers of Tuesday. These ‘Papers came over the Mobile and Ohio Railroad to Okolona, thence to Oxford, Cairo, Chicago, Detroit, Niagara Falls ud Albany to New York — 1,777 miles by railroad. 2 miles by stages. ‘Total, Tea miles in 101 hours, Four hours were lort by failure to connect at Albany esterday morning, in consequence of the burning of a ‘ridge ou the New York Central, near Syracuse. The Mobile ‘mail via Augusta and Richmond was due here at 3:10 yes- Berday morning. Difference in time when connections are ‘mado, Ofcen hours. The distance by mail route is 1,235 ‘mniles railroad, 100 miles staging and 75 miles steamer— Total, 1,410 miles. Affairsat @ ational Capital. [Correspoudence of the Commercial Ad Waurs Vohn Irown affair would turn the scale of the New York ‘election in ho favor, and the apathy of the democrats in ‘Your city is to them « matter of surprise, not to say of in- Bignation. fanny of the members of the administration ‘Teally begin to despair of the Union. Gen. Cars says that be witneseed the beginning of the government, and some- Jimes thinks that be may Live to see its end. Everything indicates an agitated session of Congress. But, fortunately, it will not be a very long session. The alary law, and the removal of desks from the House of Representatives, and the anxiety of members to take 4n the Presidential canvass in their own States, will all fend toward the terminauon of the session early in May. The republicans, as I tearn, are coniidont of clecting ‘Mr. Sherman, of Ohio, as Speaker, on the first ballot. Thoy calculate, it i said, ou the co Operation of Mosers. Reynok.s, Haskin and Clark, of New York; Schwartz and Jleckman’ of Pennsylvania; Morria of Illinois, and Adrain Of New Jersey, and others. The auti-Lecompton temo crate named are only to be conciliated, howe Bppointwwent of Mr. Forney as Clerk.” Thore . wvor, covtratictory rumors on the subject, Mr. Mekib pirat of California, may have some show also for the ‘bip. ap extraordinary fact that while many persons are Slamoring tor the employineut of military force in Mexico for the protection of American luterests there, and for the encouragement and aid of the liberalists, an emorge haz arisen which requires the movement of troops for the ection of our own frontiers from the inroads of Mex! pan bandits. Prior to the orders noticed officially in the overnment organ of yesterday for the movement of Inited States troops from Baton Rouge to Brownsville, in Btructions had been sent to the United States officers com- manding on the Arizona and Sonora frontiers not only to epeal aggreesions, but to follow the enemy, whether In- dians or Mexicans, into their own territory. On the Rio Grande frontier the United States troops ‘will, no doubt, pay as little respect to the boundary line as the Mexican marauders bave done. They will invade Mexican torri- fory, and this will be soon. Every thing tends, in fact, to- wards the inception of another war with Mexico. Doubts are entertained whether apy treaty can be made ‘with the Juarez government, or whether that government can exist another year. The President has, it is said, taken a new position in regard to Mexico, and what it is ‘we shal see when the message appears. But it is believed that he will recommend the seizure and occupation of ©ertain peints in Mexiean territory for the purpose of pro- fectiug, not Mexico, but the persons aud property of Amorvean citizens. The be orice are reducing their respective esti Smates as low as possible, to meet the capacity of the Sreasury. "Toorrespendence of the Mobile Register.] Wasinvaron Crry, Oot. 31, 1859. The French Mission still remains vacant. Although the ‘White House has been beret by letters an ‘sonal ap Plcatious from high quarters all over the country, ton has been tendered no one. There is acurrent rumor here of important political in Nicaragua, which the friends of Waker, who or has snugly enzconsced himself in some Costa Rican fenement, augur as favorable omens to him and his wause. It is said that Martinez contemplates retiring from the ppl and that certain partizan leaders, hithorto American emigration, have altered their opin- Jong and feil vist the little gray eyed man with an iavi tation to Leon, It is also bet hat Walker has for Bome months been fully aware of this, and has repaired Yo San Jose for the doub ‘pose of holding at a conyi Ricnt distance, and influencing the mind of the new Ameri Can Minister, who being « hot bloo Southerner, may Not prove very diflcult to win. In that evont the long cherished scheme may be accomplished at length, pe: Milly and effectually. ‘These stories, Dy some chance, found their way up to the Executive thansion and into tho ear of J. B., who im Modiately sent for a gentleman well known aa up with ‘Walker and his designs. We'll call him Mr. C “Mr. C.,” said his Excellency, “do you believe all this?”’ recounting the above. “I do,” says Mr. C, I toll you what, MF. C,, this Walker is a bad map—a horrid, bloody rutllan; = again V'iidrag him out if | am impeached r it. Speculation is just beginning in reference to the next Saakechip of the House of Representatives. it hard. ‘oly that a straight out republican can be elected; be Ben that party would, under present circumstances, man outeide of their ostensible organization They would prefer some man, on account of whose could command & few Soutbern Words, @ Southern man with Northern Principles, such ae Kiheridge, of Tennessee; Gilmer, of Carolina, or Davis, of Maryland, if elected Me growing too rabid in his exprossic not carry a vote south of Ma Dixon's tine. If this question. this be true, he is out of the But it is rather earty yet. n fond will not for ton days ur ao "Pers Are Nok coming in, reter some blind. nesses EmrLoruest or Women.—A write: certor Spy says bo oe to the pend Ky te'vsia pe be en 7, Next to agriculture, strangely fishing interest stands as thelargest em, Of women. In the pilebard fist 'y there are some thou. Bands. The Jersey oyster fiehery alone Ghousand. Then follows tho herring, cod, whale seat Bter fisheries. From this class camo ‘Grace Darling. There arc 200,000 female servants and 500,000 business ‘women. One item in the latter list was 26,000 —— wives—women who do not merely preside over the busi- ness, but buy stock, put down meat, and drive a cart if Becessary. New York Post Orricks.—The Post offices at Fast Wareaw, Wyoming county; Sugartown, Cattaraugus pounty, and Diana Centre, lawis county, have been dis- pontinued. the | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER i OPN TLL. 1859. Religious Intelligence. OITY OHUKCHES, In the Third Unitarian Society, corner of Broadway and ‘Thirty second strect, Rev. O. B. Frothingbam, thero will be services this morning and oveniag, at the usual hours. In St. Ann's Church for Deaf Mutos, the Rov. Thomas Gallaudet, rector, Fightoenth street, ucar Fifth Avenue, oral services at 103, A. M. and 7 P. M.; by signs at 3P.M. The Rov. Joseph Breweter, rector of Christ church, New Haven, will preach ia tho morning, and Rey. Dr. Cooke, rector of St. Bartholomew's, in the evening. Rey. Joseph Sanderson will proach in the Homo Chapel, 29 Kast Twenty-ninth street, between Fourth and Madison avenues, this evening at 7}4 o'clock. Rov. A. R. Van Neat, pastor of the Twenty first stroct Roformed Dutch church, near Sixth avenue, will preach | his eleventh anniversary sermon this morning at 101 o'clock, Rov. Dr. Bethune is expected to preach this morning, at 103 o'clock, in the Fourth strect church (Rov. Dr. Porter’s), Williamsburg. Rev. 8. Remington, having accoptod the unanimous call to the Mount Olivet Baptist church, corner of Forty-first strect and Sixth avenue, will preach his introductory ser mon this moraing. Services at 103; and 7 o'clock P M. In the Orchard street Universalist church, near Broome street, the Rov. B. Peters, of Williamsburg, will proach this morning at 103 o'clock, and tho Rev. E. G. Brooks, pastor of the Twentieth street church, in the evening at 1% o'clock. In the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton ‘Hall, Astor place, in charge of the Rev. Robert G. Dick- son, there will be divine service to-day at 10}¢ A. M.,and 844 and 7% P. M. ‘The New Jerusalem ehurch (Swedenborgian) will hold public worship this morning at Goldbeck’s Music Hall, 765, Broadway, at 10}¢ o'clock. The Rev. Henry E. Montgomery, rector of the Church of the Incarnation, will preach this evening, in the Memo- rial church, corner of Hammond street and Waverley place, the first of a course of “Plain Sermons on tho Com- mandments.”” Services at 1034, 334 and 734 o'clock. Before First Independent Society, Hope Chapel, at 1034 A. M., a discourse will be delivered by Rev. J. L. Hatch. At 1% P. M., the fourth of the lectures by Rev. Geo. F. Noyes, on a “Tour through Palestine.” Subject—Samaria and Cana of Galilee. Rey. Dr. Thompson’s lecture on Everlasting Destruction will be reviewed this evening, at Bleecker street Univer- salist church, by Roy. Moses Ballou, at 73g P. M. A sor- mon on “Autumn”? will bo given in the morning at 1034 o'clock. Divine service will be held as usual in Calvary free church, in Pearl street, between Nassau and Concord streets, Brooklyn, to-day. Preaching in the morning by the Rey. John Dowdney, at 1034 o'clock, and in the even- ing by the Rev. Francis Remington, at 73, o'clock. Sub- ject in the evening will be the murder at Harper’s Ferry. Dr. "Armitage, pastor of the Norfolk street Baptist church, will preach this afternoon at three o'clock, in Union Chapel, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street. ‘The Union Religious Services at Coopor Institute will continue to-day. Rey. Charles J. Jones will preach in the greut Hall at 3 P.M. Great convocation of the fricads of seamen at7}z P. M. Rov. D. J. Robinson will preach to-day at the Hall 24 Cooper Institute, a course of lectures on Revehtions, Subject: No Holiness. 8 P. M.,17th chapter of Revelations—Tno eighth head—relation to Napoleon. In the Church of the Puritans, Union square, Rev. Dr, Cheever will repeat, by request, the discourse recently delivered in Chicago before the American Missionary As- sociation, this evening, at half-past seven o’clock. ‘There will be a Union Sunday Noon Prayer Meeting, or General Concert of Prayer for Churches, Ministers and Hearers of tho Gospel, in the Coopor Institute Hall to- day. Elder Samuel Sheffield Snow, of the Second Advent church, will preach in Union Buildings, 163 Bowery, to- day at 3 and 73; o’clock P. M. Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch will deliver two discourses at the Brooklyn Atheneum, corner of Clinton and Atlantic streets, to-day, at 334 P. M., and 734 in the evening. ‘Tho Rey. Sydney A. Corey will preach in Drenor Hall, corner of Broadway and Thirty-fourth atrect, to-day at 103 A. M. and at 734 P. M. The Rey. Antoinette Brown Blackwell will preach at Goidbeck’s Music Hull, 765 Brondway, at 73¢ o'clock this evening. Subject—‘‘Rewards and Ponaltics.”” The Rey. Dr. McMenamy, the Rev. T. Walsh and other vindicators of the pure Gospel, without corrupt traditions, will moet in friendly conference the advocates of the pre- tended saving power of the last rites of the church,’ in the New Metropolitan Assembly Rooms, 178 Princo streot, near the corner of Thompson street, this evoning at 736 o'clock. Rev. Elbridge G. Brooks, the newly installed pastor, will preach his opening discourse in the Twentieth etreet Universalist church, this (Sunday) morning, at 103, o'clock. Afternoon services at 3 o'clock. Rey. J. Donovan, D. D., will preach to-day at 1034 o'clock A. M., at St. Andrew’s church, corner of Duane street and City Hall place. A collection will be taken up to aid the church, now greatly embarrassed by the opon- ing of Reade and the widening of Duane stroet. The reverend pastor and his congregation are making all pos- sible speed to comply with the decision of the Supreme Court in the matter of Duane street Rev. F. Huzarski, D. D., will preach in St. John’s church, corner of Fifth avenue and Twenty-first street, South Brooklyn, this morning, Nov. 13, at 11 o’clock. In St. Stephen's church, corner of Broome and Christie streets, 8 rvices to-day at 1024 A. M.and 744 P.M. Rev. Dr. Chauncey, Rector of St. James, will preach in the evening. In Dodworth’s Hall, No. 806 Broadway, Miss S. M. John- son, of Mageachusetts, is engaged to speak this morning at 1034 o'clock; evening, 73¢ o'clock. Spiritual Conference this morning at 10}, o'clock, in Metropolitan Academy Hall, on Sixth avonne, near Eighth 4. Lecturce at 3 and 7)4 o'clock P. M. ORDINATION. Mr. James H. Taylor, late of the Union Seminary {n this sity, was ordained by the Fourth Presbytery, and installed pastor of the Presbyterian church at New Rochelle, on Weanesday, Nov. 2. The sermon was by Rev. Dr. Wood, of the Central church, Broome strect. Rev. Edward Frime, of tho Otserver, made the ordaining prayor. Dr. Skinner gave the charge to the pastor, and Roy. C. KE. Linosiey, former pastor of the church, the charge to the people. INVITATIONS. Rey. John Cotton Smith, of Trinity church, Boston, has received a call from the Church of the Ascension, New York, to take the rectorship made vacant by the election of the Rey. G. T. Bedell as assistant Bishop of Ohio. ‘The Rev. H. I. Van Doren, Pastor of the Spring street Presbyterian church, has accepted a call to the Fifticth Street Presbyterian church. Rey. T. A. Starkey, formerly of St. Panl’s church, in Albany, has accepted a call to the rectorship of ‘Trinity chureh, Cleveland, 0. Rey. Dr. Elliott, Bishop of Georgia, has resigned the rectorship of Christ church, Savannah, and the Rov. Dr. Baich, of Newport, R. L., has received & unanimous call to fill the vacancy. Rev. 8. G. Spees has accepted the call of the Third street Presbyterian church, Dayton, Ohio, and entered upon his labors. Rev. R. R. Kirk, of Potsdam, St. Lawrence county, has received & unanimous cali to the First Presbyterian charch in Delaware City, Del. (00 John 8. Haire, a licentiate of Hamilton Presbytery Ss. hae been invited to supply the churches at Cieves bethtown. ee Rev, James Cochran, late of Pleasant Unity, Pa., has acoepted a cali to the — church in Canton, UL. and entered upon bis la! ev. Pawin P. Parker, of Bangor has accepted the call extended to him by the South gan bes pocer church and of d, Ct. and will commence has labors in Japuary next. ‘The First Congregational Soctety of Wilton, Ct., have ex- pr wa tebendpe 8. R. Pimock, of Kinderhook, N. ¥., the pastorate of that church. ee Joseph Bardwell lias accepted the co-pastorate with Dr. Edgar ,of the Fst Prosbyterian church, Nash. ville, Tenn. INSTALLATIONS. Rev. G. [.. Lite was installed pastor of the charch in Waukegan, Mlinois, with which he has been laboring for the past two years, by the Presbytery of Chicago, on the Rov. Isaac G. Ogden was installed pastor of the Presby- trian charch in Portville, Nov. 8, by Genosee Valley Prawbytery. ‘The Rew RD. panes ee SS Presbyterian cherech at Marple, Delaware county, Penn- sylvania, on Sabbath evening, Oct. 30. nf Rey. F_ N. Zabriskie was installed pastor of the Second Reformed Dutch church of Coxsackie, New York, on the ‘ist uit. ‘The Rev. William ©. Wilkinson bas been ordained and Installed peetor of the “Wooster place’ Baptist church at New Haven. Rev. F. B. Doe was installed pastor of the First Cougro- See Appleton , Wisconsin, on the Mth of October Rev. C. H. Marshall was installed over the First Con- eregationnl church and society of Hudson, Wis., on the ‘Oth Of Cowwber, RESIGNATION The Rew, J. Leonard Corning, pastor of the Mestminater horeh te Butte, resigned his charge on Monday. ibg bas a A aS OT, aeeeemenses Srertenteg a. DQATH 1 THE MIvIETRY. Rey. Biward Sout, the olden Bomber of the New | gin, of New York, has beon adopted, and the mew bul Joreay Anateal Conteunen of tbe M. E. chorch, died at his Tesidepor in |, N. J.,09 Thuretay, the 34 inst , At oae o'clock. Ho wus in the Kevensy fourth year of bis axe, aud bas beeu im the ministry fortywix years, His funeral will take place from the Haddonfield M. K church ob Mouaay, the 7th inet, at two o'clock, P.M. Some months since the Trustees of yee ae advertised for form new church t be erected in Brooklyn for the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. They re- ceived twenty-two sets of designs from architects in all parts of the Union. A design, sout in by Mr Charlee Dag bre ing 'is w be erected under his ater aa a Bigps were placed on exbi ‘Thursday of last wook, and irr wy —— builvers and othere, interested ib the new structure. auditorium is to give places in the pews for six thousand Whneas ‘The Drawings of the Consolidated Lotiery of He's ware. 2 Gow ) es eer. Retard by carts that the ae came tee Sonex Courry—Crass 19, Novemnex 12, 1868, 28, 3, 9, 45, 20, 95, 22, 11, 25, 41, 47, 16. Guane Consounare Lotrany—O.ass 11, Nov. 12, 1859. ©, 26, 30, 69, 57, 76, 73, 17, 27, 60, 7, 35. day), November 12 Sussex County and | fully invited to attend the funeral, this noon, at half past one o'clock, froin bis Ratiroad avenue, near Seventh strect. Lyxca. —On Saturday, Nov. 12, at the resi EE. Morgan, Hexen FRANCE, BROADBRNTR 400, i masons, be Lxweu, of consumption, in the ori ee of her a The Laglatatare of the State of Detaware, at ttn Inet session, The friends of the family are requested to attend the 10 Freves, Kroadbents & Co. a'lowery contract tr | funeral, from her late reside |, No. 9 Bayard rene 28 ot a he dodersigned Comeslasionere oes Monday. afternoon, at half-past one o’clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cometery. Lockwoop.—On fifth day, the 10th instant, at his late residence, 249 Clinton street, Brooklyn, Joux Lock- Woop, aged et years. Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited, without further notice, to attend his funeral t from Friend’s Meeting bouse, Schermerborn street, near Smith, Brook- Tym, oa fm first day (Sunday) afternoon, at ‘a quarter before Mixx. —On Saturday cy Nov. 12, after a long ae painful illness, Isaac Murixr, in the 19th yoar of his’ “fhe relatives and friends of the family sre reneetelr invited to attend the funeral, this (Gunany) a gar Jtapde st Wilmington, Del., thia day (Satur- Sonn ny, JouN ie hn oR — ALFRED FRANOR a from tho residence of his brother, lor, No. aid TINE TR a wien eomneetel & 00. South > wrecta need corse ‘bel. with Fourth street, Wutaaaborg. and the 4 of the staircanse,” Mr. Duggia's plan egy ssiinae seca Rockland, Me. pavers Witch is the Greatest E: See ue] Memon meno eton a mori Ravenbee uy, ate Territo:08,—Brandreth's Ville or ‘Mrs, Magtua NicHoLas, in the 61st wrth reference to the amount of money at the disponal of Serre hg Rea ealaten anes oo the, Catia stan. gor. | MES. Miarna Micmonis, ts the Cia y resteen. Sie pal frost, cn Mectague street, | Sauna. aus the proprivtor has & Teale uber of ets vited to attend her funeral, this (Sunda: sides poy ae, street front coueke fae fororeution bos coe fos rl Myc two, orolock, from, et residence, 141 . “ pe natnradly eilees. wi A oo noe; this, however, we understand, i to be remo isrvernaen of the Untied Sate, or Dr Brandreth, isthe Her reimains wil be taken to Grecuwood Gnmetery for and ornamented somewhat. So, we presume, the trus- = pelendie Geer ane Sieh acts the races Opms.—At Yonker Mrs. Java teen reane know! , noquired by extensive travel? rs, on Friday, Nov. 11, J tae bro prepares to meroane the ‘amount, <r, Be decide US gUectin ve will inerely relate @ fect Ovxis, wile of Cornelius M. Odoll, in the 60th yoar of her Tho houso of worsbip church in Stretford, Conn. ‘and of | age. + See ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to attend the funcral, from hor late Dormign’ be met Yonkof Uint be wae | Youker#, on residence Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘The cars nt polite ry dedicated on Th Oct. 21." Itis a commodious 4n eificer in Ge ‘navy, and wo hissurprise ¢ | leave Chambers street at ten aid eleven o'clock A. ML. tuneful ee, bt nthe form of a crow, ant capable | Yackee was ea ager ribs salt Brandree pila trae O’BRiex—Of consumption, Friday, Nov. 11, Mania of Seating about 800 persons. The $20,000. | at once thai be had, in 1844, in Brazil, at the imminent | O’Buxy, daughter of Daniel and Wineford O’Brien, aged Dedicatory prayer was made by tho vonorable rit pt 3 metrated the wilderness of Raint Paul, far | 17 ears and 16 days. of Bridgeport, aud the termon preached by Dr. Storrs, of | Peyod the bounds of civlizato dared tg reature: bute had tere relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune- Brooklyn. met with an agent of Brandreth pills Close 'on bis track, and Le Mev day) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resi Te now church of the Divine Uaity ta Baston, Uni- | he bad to confess that irandreth’s pills had a. power of explo. Uae of her ce ot er pare No, 214 elven, street. tarian, wag yaa on jess evening last ration greater than the government of the United Saturday, 1 Nov. 12, after a short ands severe . and that er man lived, whethar in a barbarous, semi- PS oipepees at her residence in Mott ey &, wife Asecond 8 f Jowr has been ei in Siyltized ‘or Christinn stale, Hrandreiha pills were the ploaeer. | of James Parker, in the 52d year of her age. ? Boston, Mindee thnks of haus Iaracl.”” Ie enlerprien of the he proprietor of hese pills ia truly eur in y fee iyled an explorer of ‘distant | Her funeral will take place this (Sanday), afternoon, at i dou whothor the World can bronceroc ent | three o'clock, from the Reformed Dutch church at Mott Coroners’ Inquests. her ieatance tn ee. individual enterprise | Haven. Friends and acquaintances will attend without Mxtanonony Casa op Sux ony hed Bcon more extended: OF, We might add, better rewarded. further inquest on Friday evening, at No. 141 West Tenth street, upon the body of Martha A. Nicholas, an old lady, who committed suicide under somewhat melancholy circum- stances, Decoased it appeared quarrolled with her daugh- ter about some domestic matter, and became so grieved about some remark that was mado that sho determined to commit self-destruction rather than endure the repetition ofsuch a scene. Accordingly she repaired to tho drug store of Thomas Chambers, corner of Hudson and Ham- mond streets, and purchased six conta worth of landa- num, and then returning to her homo, swallowed the con- tents of the vial. Ina short whilo afterwards deccasod ‘was discovered to be quite ill, and apparently in a dying condition. Medica! assistance was immediately procured, and every effort was made to save the life of the unfortu: nate woman, but in vain. She remained specchlesefor an hour or two after the arrival of the physicians, and then expired. The jury in this case rendered a verdict of sui- cide by taking laudanum. Deceased was sixty-five years of ago, and was a native of New York. Ax Unkxows Man Fouxp Drownen.—The body of an unknown man about thirty years of ago was found drown- ed at the foot of Dey street yesterday morning. Coroner Schirmer held an inquest upon the body. Verdict— “Found drowned.” Deceased was about five feet eight inches in height, had black hair and ipergee and was about mediam seize. On the person of deceased was found a brass key, attached to which was a check with “Purser’s room’? stamped upon it; also several other keys, a padlock and some Brooklyn ferry tickots. An Uskyown Woman Fouxp Drowngp.—The body of an unknown woman in an advanced state of decompo- sition was found drowned at the foot of Roosevelt streat druggists. Charte oi by FO} ard street, Fite nn Taiditanimneni neat What Beautifal Furs!—Have You Seen et it cao STORM & CO., No. 178 Broadway, under Ward & pamelete, India Rubber Goods, Phrenological Wheeler & Wilson's Bewl i Machines. Office 605 Broadway, Guacen ty Boker: ° pmatsclons Family Sew- Machines Herring's Patent Champion Fire iow York. }waer-proof locks and.crone bars. Also, fire and burglar parlor safes lace formerly 192 Pearl street Glass Shades! Glass Shades!! pa “ru street, orner of Ann. Bassford’s Billiards and Chess.—Many ‘Tables for sale i playing, at 149 Fulton, 8 Amn, N. ¥., Court | and Remsen sir {New York Mentor.} stroct, and notice. by all Prntox.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Noy. 12, Frank, son of Samuel H. and Elizabeth A. Penton, aged 4 years ona 8 mouths. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his father’s residence, No. 17 Lawrence street, on’ Monday afternoon, at two o’clock, without further notice. Quin.—On Thursday, Noy. 10, of inflammation of the throat, Mary, daughter of John and Mary Quin, aged 6 years,'3 months and 16 days, Price 2 cents x box. ‘9 Cedar street to No. 40 Broadway. Examinations with ‘The funeral will take piace from her mother’s reai- full written is of character given daily | dence, No. 336 Eighth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at & WELLS, 308 pentane: two o'clock. Quriv.—On Friday afternoon, Nov. 11, of the «lise of the heart, Dkwis Quin, of the ‘county of Wicl klow, Ireland, aged 66 yoars. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon at two o'clock, from his late residence, 112 Broome street. Rosw.—On Saturday, Nov. 13, Lo, son of Joseph and Lina Rose, aged 1 year, 2 months and] day. The friends and dequaintances of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residenco of his parents, No, §6 First street, between First avenue and avenue A, this @Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice, Rurrtx.—On Friday, Noy. 11, from injuries recetved by falling from a building on Saturday, Oct. 22, Jacos Rirrix, aged 45 years, 2 months and 18 days. ‘The friends of the family and those of his brothers-in- jaw, Bernard, James end Michaol Fitzpatrick, and also thoco of his late partner, Anthony Schaffer, are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 14 Ridge street, this Sunday ) afternoon, at two o'clock. | Faston (Penn.) and Fort Plain (N. Y.) papers will please copy. vaINSON.—On Friday, Nov. 11, of consumption, Fuza Janx, eldest daughter of the late James Robinson, aged 22 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfully New York. at reduced Ws ‘BROADWAY, NEW YORK 182 FULTON BTRERT, BROOKLYN. proof Safes. 251 Broadway, corner of Murray mander Safes—With Pa- Depot 63 Murray street, corner of College > noBERT M. PATRICK, of ail sizes. for covering olocks, flowers, 4c, and made to order. Depot 156 William 8, Brooklyn. }? | invited to attend tho funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at esterday. Coroner Jackman held Billiards, Chess.—Twenty-four_ Pre- |" Ba . ¥ ua Tecdiee Secna pia ee inquest npon tho | os Tables ens of Court and f eS Brooklra,| half past on o'clock, from her late residence, No. 40 Se Fatat, Acowasy.—Ooroner Schirmer held an inquest at | ubiesenmers Tom: No excease allowed. Try these | VE" <'iy.--On Friday evening, Nov. 11, at his Into reei- the New York Hospital upon the body of John Dowdecan, @ native of Ireland, aged sixty-four years, who was acci- dentally killed by a flagstone falling upon him while he ‘was engaged in making an excavation at the corner of Church and Fulton strecta, Verdict in accordance with the above facts. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. From Charicston, i ay a wo iro! Bn —G W Hall, J ets ‘ise H Mansell, ue wn. KA Barnwell, istopher, A isa, A J Jones, Eu Ht Balk, Mra M Toupees. Mrs H Blake, Miss F Blakes Misa Hake, Capt Ev Tittle, ‘A Btores—12 tn the stoeraze, From Portland, in the steamship Patopsco—Mr Smit Wheeler, A Biodret,, J Mathews, Paria Merri, WE Perkins, Piled Ba: sea Re pina to tea omention—Wa Black, of Rio ora iats Peso, Ca ie Bird—Capt J O Given, late man ire Isaac Bell—Demetrius Glorgadis, at From Charlottetown, PET, in the schr Helena—Catbarine Da- marell, Isabella McKinnon, Georgians McKinnon, Wm McKin- non, Andrew McAnsiain. DEPAR! For Sout ebemolen ES in steam: Putanees’s: Hair Dye priv pavaiole applied. No. 6 Astor House. Brown’s Bronchial Troches Care Coughs, colds, hoarseness, druggists. Spies me Ee D t vo all made, atthe manufactory, ce 3 rry’s Tricopherous is the Best and cheapest article for greasing. [roscrving and restoring the them in tepid water and lightly smearing iment al bein be wes | = ! | i} | dence, in Carmansville, corner of 160th sirect and Tenth ayenne, Mr. James ScaNtan, formerly of Kells, county Kilkenny, Ireland. York | KEROSENE | _ The friends, and those of his brother-in-iaw, Mr. Patrick — om, | McCarty, are respectfully invited to attend ‘his funeral oes this (Sunday) morning, at cleven o'clock. His remain will AUSTENS AGENTS, | be.taken to Calvary emetery for interment. —_— Nov. 12, after a lingering !l- Sunivs,a native ef county Meath, Ireland, parish of Arboy. ‘The friends and relatives are requested to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, No. 78 West Twenty- fourth street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Smewaxt.—In Brooklyn, on Friday evening, Nov. 11, Wiuuam 8. Stkwarr, aged 54 years, formerly of St. Louis, ; Missouri. ‘The funeral will take place from Odd Fellows’ Hall, No. 9 Court street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. Tho members of Magnolia Lodge No. 168 I. O. ©. F., and the fraternity in general, are respectfully in- vited to attend. WixskR,—On Saturday morning, Nov. 12, after a lingor- ing illness, Exzz, wif of John R. Winser, and daughter of John abd Margaret MeWhiney, aged 42 years. Notice of funeral im Monday's paparn. 98 Pearl street, N. ¥, Dye, a a in ‘be world. ‘and retail, and sore throat, Ao. Bold by all , Wigs and Tou- =a roadway. Sg Cg as Paralyzed a Deformed Limbs suc- cevaflly teed by Dr-J.P, MANN, 195 West Thirty-ninth AUSOELLANKOUS. NEW AND ett es Pecaes Holloway’s Ointment and Pills.—Weak, In the pt watery and inflamed eyelids can be readily cured, by bathin, ART tr 17 MATURE. ‘e em with ‘the Gini On Monday, will be ready, and fer sale py all news agents, Kept regular and the bowels ‘should be the Brat number of secretions heal caaional doses ‘NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS. Mra John P child and pecvact New forks Meaae aoe gh reser pid vos containing ELEVEN SUPERB ENORAVINGS, os idee img cugren and fervant, ‘New York: Mi | Petes Six Cents, Post Patd.—Old Dr. TERE ke eke roe children and, two servants, ‘New Se eae ant im APS | 31 SAMMB gronh weckon Ocearmugtin, Broads hain: TH INVASION OF 2 eee York; Misc Woolsey, New York: Mise C Woolsey, New York; | Céughs, Golda, Nervous Debii ert to any perann on An interesting and mirth provoking feature. Mr Lite Honnefoux, aria brs General F larney, 7, daughter and Pore of ng fasemee or = (oe aaa 0. F. Brown, THE ACADEMY F MUSIO, e di in, Ne tree! Mi ‘Chant Pg, eg, dor Me LA on atinore, Me und a mg tee A POREEONY ono, ae re master Osborn; Mra Goo Brooks; | Alleock’s Porous | Plasters.—Te Imo- aniGeent full page cut unequalled in the annals of art Mrand MrsR'L,Avland and eda, Mr @'Chantven Mea ast ae, uieest porwr £2 cxerdiog aca ie THE NEW GakDEN AT PARIS, doy Rev d Runde ond wits Fas Mra B Rise ser es Wat Ge Bag pa ming mie nacrereennel Deeaeee nt THE CHAMPION IN COLLISION > ry one. ant 1 result was al yt T con! Gai Mase, Mrand Stes Hy Rediaia’”Snlaclar NY, ate ks desire. ‘A ulgie plaster cured me in a work. | Your respect THE HAMM OF ABD-EL KADER, Abbott, Miss GL. Abbott, Miss E © Bol fully, gh orréct portrailsof its occupants So Ree LS Proprietor ofthe Brandreth House, New York. mrasstiakarios wth BSTaNTIATED. R booth, Mr and Mra WA Boot M nth, Stamford, Ct; WT Paterson, N ¥; Louis De Mul irquiera, Mr Yeoman, WB Baldwin, A Good- s B Treber and three chisdren, Mr wud Mrs Re vere child and servant; WS Erantiin, Peun: RW Willinms Mr Couriois, John Berbigier, Mrs Courtels, T Draw, N York: Mr Fitzthum, Mr L Ketcham, Mrs Frosl, New Hampshire: Mr W Watscn, Mr. Thos shepard, Mra’ Frances Warden for chi immediate Millions of Bottles ‘of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrmp are now used every year io the United Ktates jdrén teething, with never failing success. Relief is An intenseiy amusi eae cag Jorseet portraits of ROBERT STEPHENSON eX Tita DSC! HI MURAT. TWO STORIES Of absorbing and romantic Interest. With literary matter interesting to ladies, chess players, and certain. Only bottle. and servant, NY: Mise JP Warden, N ¥;D Warden, NY; i Warden, aS ¢ Warden, NY; L Levenard: Mr and Mrs E B Abbott, aN Y;' Mr Genal, J Roch, i) Deschamp, 8 tkane, J iaapen A aphes jorie hg 112. Specie, $313,439. For Charleston, tn the steamship Noshville—Mrs Gardner, Mrs Bird, G W Fletcher, DR Dodge, Professor @ Novea and Neforme lady, "A Nichols, J 'K Randolph, Mrs V Jones, Miss MS !bany Erown, Miss Libby, Mrs Russell, T M'Ponlaing, Bvrrox—V Fan Gaasbeick, Samuel Sear, Mre RD Gridia, Mrs FE noday, Larue, Mrs FU Baboock, Mivs Johnaot, Mz, Eiott, ER Haw | ot Waahie ley, Geo Connor, HL Mosely, A ts Beach, Mrs A Dooley, Mew | ont Cul Hi Bell, Mrs F Baker and tamil aU cat ‘tn Latte ard, Mrs Lockwood, Mrs H Kwan, H'Brady, A Steepe, J A Nor: cross, Ti-1, Hergen, Geo Whesler, OB 'Simonds, Miss v c- | Matthews Carr, Wm 8 Mudgett, F A Fuller, DJ Hamblett, H Gales, Eerey—Fxpers.—On Wedn arest, Mr. daughter of Sole ABURRI—AYLWARD.—On Wednesday, Nov. 2, at St. nCRN1, of Washington, to Apa B. Aviwaxp, fer men of scicnoe and art, lovers of the humorous apd every body generally and particularly. Married. traae will be auppiied by the following well known at the Dutch | chureh, in King strect, ev. Cornelins | Hevry J. Enwey to Miss Eusta, youngest | on Enders, Esq. H. Dexter & C: Hendricnson, Binke & Le Hamilton & Johnson, and California papers pieaso copy. ea punt Bovle, Nes At Grace church, Baltimore, on | We have no ensiate Fitzgerald. Nov. 1, by the Rev. Dr. Coxe, Hexry Hurtox, | Pijce'nis conte, for aalerer igton, D. C:, and Mera M. Van Ness, daughter of J. WAR Publishers, T JONES". 10 AND 12 ANN STREET—$ FRENCH CALE ¢ress boots; $46) double sole water proof boots, E. Van Noss, Uaited States Army. church, by Rey. Father White, Dr. Lxons Ga- ly of Fi Davi ate Baker, WI a at pha, Mra Von: | New York Gall ud wee them before purchasing, an aughter, Mra © A Lathrop, Mrs GH ‘erguson, Mre jie y ne ts ee ea oe ’ Jacobs, ¥ 11g] allett. A. O es WMISSTON r DEK) Lb Crowell. Chas Davis, han H Moses OB Davia, IT Jones, TG Broke fe AMaxpa, youngest of TP. Hoavendry ie ’ Sprites to mat g Bal ae , incobe, Wa mis, Piumm of Hludson. ‘ublie au Ww; nes, Jno Mason, R Matin, Jno Martin Wm Payne, Tom ODERATE. EDWARD BISSELE, rown, 8 1, Sanders, © Shedd, Jos Wasley, Ino Nortiey, Mise oan 271 Broadway, corner Chainbers sxreet, New York, & McCarney, Miss A R tutte, H Cottrell and indy, Jno ‘3 Nor. ats) a man, AM y, Mrs T G Davis and family, Mra Roes and Brecrort.—On epee afternoon, Noy. 12, Ewa WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &C.— tray 8p i tai, F'Buros, Ma Bonaire second daughwer of Wm. G. and the lato Mary M. ee ey sno 8 ae eG reba, avo baie thee oa eblia, ‘oft, aged 4 years, 1 only at $02 Broudway, corner Duane street. Smtth, Wm Hughes, A Malbouef, s20! Bergen, M Bergen, P Burke, Geo Ene ‘and 90 in the steer si = For Savannah, in the steamship ip Aurus-eo W Wrer, W uield, Mrs Loomis, Mrs and puree, Mr and Mra JH Id, Geo Rend and Servant, 8 A Jouce, M The r Ferrell, Miss 7 if Perrell, GL Stuck, Jno | tend the funer iss M Miss HR Rose, ET Taylor,’ LM ‘i Watkinson, R' re ae ‘Mra Fordand two children, Orabtree, Mrs Crabree, Roberton, Mra Carrington; i Mrend re her AJ Uabed SCO Tomita Pitot “Dre eal and ni lenry © Cro} th, EP rae 2, E P Chapman, HD. Pater sf ‘Saunders, Geo Chapman,’ wite of Ap Parsons, JB Gallie, Mrané ret TI Delancey, Mire art Pare sons and daughter. Robt Gamble, Jr, and , Mrs G ¢ n er and, daughter, fully reques GotR'C shumaway, NG, Mra Sbuinway. Mise’ Kilsoe weg | 200M, attwo o'clock, from her lato residence, No. 74 Eid- mies Sewing Machine Company, 411 Broadway. Ebteon, Mies Coupér, Miss G Brown: Bushnell Sse Réel | "Ase street. rg Miss Wylies, Mr and Mrs W C Flanagan, Mra L Snow, Miss L. Carxou.—On Saturday evening, Nov, 12, Many Car- CARD.—W. JACK MPORTER OF MOURNING H Kidder, Mra Saurier, Mies Ann Suurler, WC Barney and | rout, relict of James V’. Carroll, aged 75 years. Goods, No. 651 broadway, bas’ constantly on hand | sop, C D Firman, R & Srewster, J W Spi er, Chas L Ohap- ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at every uruele desirable for family mourning. Prices very sik Fred’ Tupper, Mr and Mra Warnook, JF | qo: ;neral {rom the residence of her son-in-law, A, | reasonable. v3 H Gray, Pat Burt Mes taped ihe M Blackwell, | ¥. Reeve, 180 West Twenty seventh street, on Monday TREAT.—100 BOTTLES WHISKEY—A TREAT— > FD NichGls, Mrs Coola Mos Driscoll, (RD Fish, Samuel | “lternoon, at two o'clock, imporied ty HOMN McACLIEFE. im, Sacna eee oo [ean i nae a lene aug! Jones, E H Carbart, RT x.—On Friday evening, Noy. 11, from the oflects of | celebrate his return from Irelond, and he pledges his reputa- GWw cadets J O'Hara, J Mann, § Foster, MR Johnson, O E Johnson, $8 5 non, Sam'l eam e Mra C Spaid, ‘iiss A Moore A ‘The funeral will tal clock, from 210 Adams street, Brooklyn. Beadle, aged 12 years, d from the residence of his grandmother, Mrs. Rog: No. 200 Henry street. His romains will be taken to Green Byrvr —On Friday, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the iauily are respec rall received on Monday last, Ricnarn Cony, aged 57 years, 6 months and 14 days. place on Monday afternoon, at 2 ‘A “ site AVES NI Tryou bave a cough or cold. pi COUGH CANDY, y, Nov. 11, ut Cranberry, New Jor- Sravuitos Buapix, Youngest son of Thomas B, months and 16 days, and friends of the family are invited to at ‘on Monday, Nov. 14, utone o'clock P. M., 1 Pegg, Price, ten cents per package At WELLS & CO., 115 Frankiin street, and BARNES & PARK, 18 and ls Pai row, gry Hegre meee drngetsts. AYES, ‘Brooklyn. STONISHING BARGAINS IN SEGARS—TWAYANA, Domesue and German, from $4 to $50 per thousand. Cash j will do wonders at my esta! ent, Noy. 11, of con irew Byrne, aged 45 years oD, JANE, t pated to attend the funoral, thia (Sunday) after- AS ENYS WANTED—TO SELL SEWIMG MACHINES, Jon to his customers iat it is seven years old. He will sell as ir An it goes at M0 cents per bottle. i 7 kson, ales The frienae and acquaintances of the family are respoct- , PILEA i ‘Richmond, pa j sie 250 South Fourth street, Wilamsburg. gure any case of exareal or tetarent piles.” Persons: adiicted rer = yh uh hip oa Maloy Hea ee | “Dentar.—At Manbatianville, on Friday, Nov. 11, Mrs. | with pllse are reapectfumy invited to call upan the agent ona Tease Mee: faa rang Binion, Hbuxbaun, M | Mary DestaP, aged 74 years. reference will be given to persona who were confined to shot A Keachie, M Hess val Saint Groen ney and three chiliron: The funeral will take'place from the residence of hor | Prats, sad were cuted by tue aruaie n'a fow dave. Depot No. ee Oe pron, Rev Mr Boggs Ming French, | daughter, Mrs. Farrington, corner of 190th street and | Ofthe country. wed ate Cropper’ 33 Tadd kt Buiter sere? Sha eter 886 | Broadway, this (Sunday) aflernoon, at three o'clock. ‘The c Ms Ars Koop, Miss Koop, Mr ‘Bierling, 'H Reimers, Mra | {riends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited NOATS, &C., FROM CLAR? 16 WILLIAM STREET Kroll iikieed Mrs iowa Dorieak § Akers, Cc rs MoKenzie, James G sd. er the coumt Miller, Mra Ve K Weatherby—and 25 in the | On Thursday, Noy. 10, of disoaso of the | crate $10; Moscow beavers trem $16 to $18 sean sleerage. | iter, Patrick Donneisy. | Business Coats from §7 to $12, very fine. Pate Vesa $2 S | The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect weiteth bianchi Drawing of the Delaware State Lotte= | (ny invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of | 7 HAPPED Ti De, Sone res.—WOOD, EDDY & GO., Managers of the rat, 4 mbaayy er two LO . is SAC, £0. CURED DELAWANE, CEOWOIA, wrroony AND MISOURI STATE hig aunt, No, 41 Elm street, this day (Sunday) at two | Ct coe a mit CONDRREMITE'S 4 (on o’cioc! ‘seen of are cotiuterfelt, Depot ‘S83 Sh Druawane—Exre Nor 88 12, 1880 Faivin.—At Yorkville, on Saturday, Nov. 12, Joux | £3. and sold, by All wholesale and and retail druguista, s ewe 68, 36, 31, 7, a3, ae ont aie 4, 26, 8. SE ee i Fon teh ohn ‘anw—CiAse No. 894, ‘Noviwnsn 12, 1869, ‘The friends of the ly are invited to attend his fune- % a 7, 48, 60, 25, 20, 10, 52, 45, 47, 59, 61, 70, | ral, from his lato residence in Fighty-siath street, between | (\'AI Me preparation ban the deat THY, AND. VEGS- Ctroalara seat free of expense by ad dressing Third and Fourth avenues, to-morrow (Monday) afternoon dition of any preparation before the pis kat Seer , EDDY & Ci at one o’¢lock. drape: tare ah ‘or Any other bloed 4 Tels war Wilmington, WAT. Fanxrnc.—On Friday, Nov. hoe gy cet recat 8] mau eae sy & PARK, and . oe Wells = So Dashing, So So Dressy, So Becoming | | illness, Gxorcx H. . only son of Join an ry ¥ fale retail ik 4 way, and Mra Hays, his store, 216 Brosdway, wgho friends and rolatives of the family aro respectfully are White's Bi Pau, i edleged. R. INFALLIGLE LININENT 18 A “FRIEND SWEETS invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at th need,” and evers teehee ee. English Cricketers.—An Imperial Pho= | 2 0'clock, from No. 78 South Sixth street, Willlamsburg. DR. SWERT'S INP RULIH hee NMERT 18 THE BEST we gfe All Rugland Eleven" now on exhibition at | Ills remains wil be taken to Greenwood for interment. — | remedy for sores in the known world, J fypretent? jallery, 643. lway, r of Bleecker sireek, Grack —On Friday, Nov. 11, after a long illness, Euza, | ——————-— — ~~ ry s0aes Wed ed at ch Ag A with cricket- | wifo o! William Grace, a native of Oldtown, county Kil” E Vv. HAUGHWOUT & Co. ere playiog: Coptos of the sterooncopic Kenny, Ireland, in the 80th year of her 48, 490 and 492 Brondway, Brad@y's Gallery has Removed ebm hat 359 potty 63 sone ee ee seein SCs aphs, Camoo-t: att jographs, Camco-types, day) after Cemetery. tures, iy Cent Dag ureec th Ta ca taken daily at the HOLMES" ney, sme P. Lal A Great Reduction of Prices in Stereo- Tho f ae frie sropic goodant BECKEL GROTHERS, 19 Jobu steogh age. ‘The friends and relatives of tho family are invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, No. 133 Abe avenue, corner of Ninth street, at two o'elock this GroviN.—On Saturday, Nov. 12, Caruarine, wife of ware Rea Jobn Griffin. ae Corner of Be Bropane ot strow, Semen td te public pubs genraly, wo their ex their AX Aneortment PURNISHING GOODS, TRharwars, Gas Pistures, Rilver and Plated 4 Cun laa ewer Geeks raozee, Paria every ‘noon. Hor remains Will bo taken to ray ion, Having twee ey are contunnally, receiving trea ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to. at- fenrbere ree ton poe ears ca array Spo segs tend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, mgr sock thei Tntet ante choicest novelies of from her lato residence, No, 287 Brooklyn. Lanart®,—At Morrigania, on Friday, Noy. BARTR, in the 47th year of his age, nds aged ‘acquaintances of the faupily arc resp Hu avenue, SAV A RED.—NEW RO! 1, Nama. Piste fire frre sr hasireen, wil with bolster nod favaiia 4 test, cheapest and bewlthiest bed m the world. Norteé Bevsdwaye GABLE AND MINK CAPES AMD CLOARB en bade” Soren of ROTA he A ok Cd tes AND ad Sai w wis by al rat, ne the depots, 4! Ann sre ARK THE POOR Pt pt a Eats Bw inner as ‘ous medicine Serve hnal otis hice pay Sar The depot ts 57 South Williaa street Meee ea = the ings of Thursday and ' nad in which ‘be, will be awed by eminent talent er Pe et scicbia'on Fridny* the 18th Inala ni B5f Oelogk: Avoca a Pp ‘ECT PURGATIVE } PILLS, ELEGANTLY a RADWAY'S SoameD warm au Are composed of new Medicinal A, RENOVATING re pan VENT, Never before used as medicine. are the only purel; 7 for CALOMEL, MERC SURY, ANTIMONY, and their cy DRED MINERALS. sal to the sick ST their kindreé whether ‘actives. ‘cule, intlammacor; larious, infectious or contagious—w! fluenza, serofula, diarrhow, bar eg es Legh pepsia, akin eruptions, rhettmatism— caloi sive subfimate, in one form or sen ‘with no other view or expectation of the es changing the condition of the disease, at upon the petieat other maladies of a’ more than the original iment. | See G is dangerous pra Hhysickan, but the iy of the so-called Vegetable amd Guikadde Pils advertises io We. world, Contain Shore ef lees Calomel, mereury. antimony and olser’ miseral au evidence of this deception, #0 effecis which the most popular of roduce upon the system of Fength of uae. At Grat drastic lhe bowels, when an m reduced in strength; and use of these pills for.» day or two, the bowela again become oo >. a. fever, emalipne 14 i tnd le ‘generally practiced, Nese pl, galled v0 me leaire {o avold this uncertain method ised to TAPIA! 'S REGULATING PILLS, hich mnt po oe ° PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS, AND THY ONLY CHETALY Vegetable Behettiote for Calomel, Mercury, and sad ce unplea- inae- or Mineral Poisons Thoae ee. ore ythews bata ay sick, Cr experton ant symptoms of approaching may rely upon Oiste reocvery, and will be bleased with continued health. ‘They purify and equalize the cireutation of the blood. They correct all irregularities of the Liver, Oey pope Lp a the sick all jarge and ex system and git te mors a ‘and restore the Disea: (reeeteghy vn 4 and regulazity of acuon. Cader tele bent influence— becomes a ty ae discharge thelr severs functions with beaithfol regularity, and the yatem is ta vested with #1 conditicns of health aa to render it ma- pregnabie to tbe attacks of THEIR Quick *GPERATION, arin fifteen minutes afer a dose of Radway's ri taken. no matier what Fede ar oe iis malady il be relief, and ih from fourth hours an evacu- ation of the bowels wil follow: m we doses will ra body all lacased and 0 oul humor ‘They search oat ae ere alte umors and morbid deposits frous Ber ra nurse fn regularity of ‘aetio ‘the. = ul Fe; o a 0 evers or; a seems We have not space lu this advertivement to cian ns 1c diseases ant plaints which & dose or two of thes By ‘wil 80 quickly cure, but will sate chat iu ali cages where is desirable to produce an evacuation of the bowels, or tw keep the bowe's regular, or to restore the Livgr, heart aind Kidde neys to. heslthy action, and to equalize the circulation of tae bidod, these desideratumms. will be quickly aitsined ty x dcuo et two of Radwas vg Reculating Puls THEIR UREAT SUPERIORITY TO OTHER PILES. Radway’s Regulating Pills are more powerful anc borane in their operation; yet they do not occasion 7 fe Weakness and debility which follow an ordinary pilis. From two to four of Radway's Ihor® thorongh and effectual dlacharge from, the bowets ta frees four to six hours than six to ten of aay oher purgative or ome thartic piil known to the world; and the evacuations occasioned: by Radway’s Pills will be healthy, natural and pleasant, Tn cases of Inflammation of the Bowels Billious Cholic, Fe- vers of all kinds, Headaches, Intlammation of the Bladder er Ridges, Apoplexy, Congestion of the Brain. seliet in a! cases jorded in fifteen minutes after » dose of Radway's Pilis are en, and a cure effected tn from four to six hours. We have never known @ patient to die with any inflammatory or bil- oun disorder after taking a dose of Radway's ko" WEAKNESS, NO pOICENESS AT STOMACH, xe ‘AINS follow their wi In sitcanes ee) Forts Gon gestions, Th‘lammations, Toflues- 2a, Col ugha, Headaches, Dsordered Stomach, Liver aud Veart Complaints retief from these difficulites is experienced te “nintites after a doge of the Pills are taken, arrest “ss of the disease before an overation takes place, fn evacuation from the bowels will follow ts coTN “ACUTE DISEASES, = 07 as - _ ised, suob as E BOWELS, NA, GESTION OF THE LIVER OR LUNG6, dat OR INTERMITTENT. FEVERS | FURALGIA. TIC DOLORBAUX POUR’ TO SIX OF RADWAY'S REGULATING Will immediately break mp the disease, and expel the offomd- ioc humors trom: the system, in from four to six hours DISPEPSTA, a HEADACHE. 8, FITS, FOUL BREATH, LOSS OF APPETITR~ of Radways Regulating Pills will sarel from the system Gate. Aisensed humors occasioning these TO SICK LADIES. 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