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tivo, was continued to the Appeal Term. It will probably never be called up. 2 Despawhes from Nicaragua. New Ontzaxs, Nov. 19, 1859, Col. Hicks is a passenger on the steamship Habana, Ho {6 the bearor of despatches from Nicaragua to Washingtoa, Raulroad Acedent. Bactimons, Nov. 19, 1899, An accident occurred to the aflernoon train ov the Nor- thern Central Railroad, about six miles trom Baltimore. A spreading of the truck threw tho train off. Con- ducter Alired Crawford was killed; he is brother to Mr. Crawford, ticket agent on the Philadviphia Railroad, The Passengers escaped injury. = Death of Dr. Perry—Mayoralty Nomina- ” Bowtox, Nov. 19, 1869, Marshall S. Perry, a distinguished physician, died last ‘The Citizens’ Committeo of sixty have nominated Mayor Linoola for re-election. ene Sailing of the North American. Momraxat, Nov. 19, 1859. ‘The steamship North American sailed from Qnebec at teu clock, with forty eight cubiu and Afty threo swecrage Passengers, Wind strong east. Weather very mild and : Savanyan, Nov. 19, 1869. The United Statey mall eteamstiip Star of the South, from New York, arrived below yosterday afternoon at ‘Give a’clock. Exchanges. PRILADELPIA, Nov. 19, 1859. Exehange on New York unchanged. $ Monin, Nov. 18, 1859. Exchange on New York 11{ discount. Weekly oxports, $567,060, Keobange on New York, way dupe, bit as pore on New York, sixty days, a2 per cont discouat; sight exchange, 3; a 1. a Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOOK BOARD. Purapenvata, Nov. 19, 1860. Stocks dull. Penasyivania Stam fives, 98'<; Keading Raitroad, 19; Morris Canal, 48%; Loug Island Railroad, 1032; Pennsylvania Railroad, 373, New Onusans, Nov. 18, 1859. Cotton steady: sales toduy 14,00 bales at 10%. @ Mfc. Sales of the week 61,00 bales. Receipts 72,000, Against 71,000 in same week of last year. Exports of tho week 45,000 bales; exports of the season 305,000 bales, The sogar market wus buoyaot, and advauced 'ic., the frost -having great!y injures the crops. Fair to fully’ faic was 6%0. 4 73g0. Lard iu barrels declined %c., and sell- ing at 103. ; coffee firm at lic. @ 13c.: sales of the week 12,000 bage;’ imports of the week 10,000 bags; cotal im- Ports this Season 100,000 bags. Stock {n part 51,500 bags, Sgainst 14,000 bags last your. Freights—Cottou to Liver: “pool, 17-88d.; do. to Havre, Ie. afc, Storling exchange 08 46. a 108340, Mommx, Nov. 18, 1859. Cotton unchanged: sales to day 5,000 bales; sales of the ‘Week 22,000; receipts of the week 21,000, against the same figures last year, Receipts at this port, abead of last Year's, 59,000 baies. Stock in port, 124,000 bales. Freights to Liverpool, 17 82d. ; do. to Havre, Ic. Pritapesrita, Noy. 19, 1859. Flour firm: sales to-day 3,000 bois. Wheat less active; Smail offerings and unchauged. Corn dull, and decliaed Jc, a 2c,; old yellow, Me. a De ; new, 65c. 0 70c. Oats dull st 1c. a 422, Coffee, W14z0. a 12%xe. soot active: mruscovado, 8c. Whiskey atc. é Cinownant, Nov. 18, 1869. Flour quiet at $480. Wheat quist. Cornsteady. Whis- “key firm at 220. Bacon—Shoulders and sides, 8c. @ 9440. ; mess pork nominal ut $14; hogs uomiually 520, Political Intelligence, A Novaz, Way ov ditoring A Memner or Tar Leausna- rors.—Mr. Purple, a member of the first Legislature of ‘Nebraska, thus tolls his experience in Westorn politics. ‘He says:—Secretary T. B. Cuming said to me one morn- ing, ‘Purple, we want a member from Burt county.’ So I *bastened up'and took nino fellows with me from Towa, and we started for the woous, and when we thought we ‘had gotfar enough for Burt county, wo unpacked our Wallot box and held an clection (in Washington county), canvaseed tho vote, and it was astonishing to observe how great was the unanimity at the first election ever held in Burt county. Purple bac every vow. So Purple was declared elected.” Senator Sumner.—The Weshbington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun saya that ‘Mr. Sumner is about to resiga Bis seat in the United States Senate, and, it is said, will marry and reside in Kugland. Governor Banks will un- doubtediy succeed him in the Senate.” In answer to the above the Massachusetts Spy says:— ‘The fellow invented the story. He had no warrant for it. Mr. Sumner is now on his way home,and he will probably be in Boston befure the close of the present Peck. He is in excelient health, and will take his seat in the Senate when Congress assembies. News from South Americ: OUR BUENOS AXRES CORRESPONDENCE. Bewnos Ayres, Oct. 5, 1859. A Slow War—State of the Army— Peace Conditions—Euro- pean Vessels—Paraguay and England’s New Question— Gen. Guido—Poreign Vessels in Port—~Expenses of War— Admirl Sir Stephen Lushingtm, &e. ‘Tho great war which recently conyulsed Enrope was begun and ended in less time than ours has been in pro- gress, and our first battle has not yet been fought. fub- lic sentiment is really impatient with tho dolay ‘The rea- son given is, that the horses are not yet fit for use; but it is also believed that neither party is willing yet to give the first actual stroke of violence; and in caso of a defeat, which is certain to one or the other, the effect would be most disastrous to the unsuccessful party. Itis known that Gen. Urquiza’s army, though some 12,000 strong, is poorly furnished and miserably armed. ¥f your correspondents here write you otherwise they are grandly mistaken, There is no doubt but Gen, Urquiza moat earnestly desires peace. His ample authorization of Mr. ¥ancy, and now the gending of a committee from the Congress, and his note tg Congress stating that if he is in the way ofa peaceable scttlement of the question ho is ready promptly to retire, are all signs of a purpose to evade war. Anemply treasury—money borrowed at two per cent a month, and hard to get at that—and a soldiery -clamorous for arrearages, may be private reasoris. Tue papers of Buenos Ayres slate, explieitiy, that the first and indispensable condition of a treaty is Gen. Ur- quiza’s absolute retirement from public life, to which it is most Jikely: that he will yield. An Euglish anda French frigate, bearing their respec- tive adauirals, and three vessels of war of Brazil, have ar- rived at- Montevideo Kugiand and france have each ome onpsid claims on that government, and, it is believed here that they are adopting the poticy of the United States towards Paruguay—ihut is, to send a force and ask for the money. A controversy has arisen be » the President of Para. guay and the Fuglzh Covsul of some importance. A gen- Ueman, who is a native of Uragaay, but the son of an Englishman, upon going into Paraguay was for somo al- leged offence summarily imprisoned, us thoagh he were a native of that country. Koglish Consul claimed that he was @ British subject aud demunded his release. Tails was refused. The demand was so importunately continuo: that the President sent the Consul bis passport with in- Gtructious to leay England bolds that the soo of an Englishman born any- where, i a con of an Kngishwan sverywtcre else. His foreign birth will not imjair his mationality, The partion lar land of his birth is aliow is mitnicipal re gulations, but in all other respects he is ap Enghisaman. We Yok in this country to the setulement of this question with great interest. Gen. Guido, a distinguiabed Argentine Senator, has been Sent upou & special ombaxey to the Court of Brizt Notwithstanding the «depressed state of our commerce, there are to-day in this port 110 foreign vessels, of which 24 are English, 21 Spanish, 14 North American, is French, aud the otbers are from ai) points of the compass, as from Hamburg, Holland, Brazil, Surdigia, & The government of Buenos Ayres some six months ago appropriated twenty milion pesos (about $1,000,000) to the oxpenres of the war. fod thirty millions more (about $1,600,000) were appro- riated, ANG yesterday the governiment asked for a simi ur sum, for the excellent rousoa that the other was all expended, It will no dohbt be promptly grauted. yill ‘make nearly $4,000,000 (stiver) before a canuon is fired atthe onemy. For horses alone there is reported ‘expended four millions of pesos (about Ae aged As I close my letter the report is that Sir Stephen Lashington, Admiral, of whose arrival L speak in thus let- ter, has come charged with the offer of pacile mediation between Buenos Ayres and the Confederation. Ln eneanrnanreneeannaiy i Domestic News Items. Free NeGRox# iN Misneuven—A bill has been intro- ‘duced.in the re of Misaissippl to expel free ne- groes from the e Sxevep Him Ricnt.—An abolitionist callin, A. Salvo was taken up at Beaaburg, &. 1 Raph nig dust. too (ree in the expression of bis opinion, and his bead shaved om one side, and a coat of tar and fonthers applied to tim. He was then rode on a rail be- yond the limits of tbe village. Cenxvo.—Hon. Eli Thayer Virginia free colony. Seve: dately purchased bomes there. Acdpst 10 4 SkaMay,—Cbo Charleston Mercury, of the 24th inst. say8:—Thomas Howard, a soaman on board the whip » just arrived at this port from Now York, white in the act of furling the foretopsaii, on ey es fe)i to the deck, striking ov the curbing of the fore! » and, but for the prompt assistance of (ho seamon on deck, would have fallen into the huld. Oa examination he was found to have broken his left leg, and to have sustained some ipjury in his back. ING AT MostREAt.—Show fell in Montreal during J of Inst Saturday, The sighing was good, eope at work at Corodo, New England ane familica have 8 pearly a ‘This lastet but a hort tine, | ‘This ; Congregatioual—comptetod, which will compare favorably | with other churches in the State, aud « monta hence will NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1859. OIry CAUKCHBS. Tu the Twentieth strect Universalist church, betwoon Sixth and Seventh ayenueg, the Rev. Elbridge @. Brooks pastor, service in the morning at balf-past ten o'clock; afternoon wt tures, Subject: “The Observance of Thanks- giving Day.’ ‘There will be preaching ta reference to the irrepressibic conflict this afternoon at three o’clock, and in the even- ing at balf-past seven o'clock, in Union Buildings, No, 168 Bowery, by Bishop Snow, of the Church of God. ‘The Rev. Sidney A. Corey will preach to-day at half- past ten, and half-past sevenfin the eveuing, in Trevor Hall, corner of Broadway and Thirty-foarth street. The Rey. Dr. McMenamy and missionary friends wilt hold their next public conference with the advovates of Romanism, on the Vietioum and the other last rites of the Romish Church, in the new Metropolitan Assembly Rooms, 178 Prinoe street, near the corner of Thompson, this evea- ing, at half-past seven o'clock. In the Third Unitarian Socioty, corner of Broadway and Thirty-second street—Rev. O. B. Frothingham—thero will be services, morning and ovening, at tho usual bourse, in St. Ann’s Church for Deaf Mutes, the Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, rector, Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, oral services ut half-pastten A. M. and half.past seven P.M; by sigue.at three !.M. The Rev. W. #L Ha, rector of Grace churoh, Sacramento city, will preach in the evening. - Tn St. Mark’s Mission chapel, corner of Sixth avonus and Forty fourth strect, civine service to-day at half-past tee A. M., by De. Anthon; halt-past soven P.M. by Br. ‘Canfela. ‘The Rev. Joel Parker, D. D., will deliver the intreduc., tory of a eeries of Sunday evening lectures to medicatstu- dents and medical men, this cvening, at the Fourth ave- nue Presbyterian church, corner of Twenty second atreet, at half-past seven o'clock. Rev. Dr. Bethune will preach to-day in the Tweaty- first street Reformed Dutch church, near Sixth avenue, Rev. A. R. Van Nest minister. Services to commence at 103, A. M. and 33; P. M. Resurrection to damnation, John y., 28, 29, will be ex- Plained at 71; P. M., at the Bleecker street Universalist church, by Rev. Moges Ballou. In the morning, at 104, ‘8 discourse occasioned by the death of the late Joseph Crowell. In the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Ctinton Rall, Astor place, in charge of Rev. Robert G. Dickson, Divine service to-day at 1044 A. M.,and 3% and Th, PM. The New Jerusalem church (Swedenborgian) will hold public worship this morning at Goldbeck’s Music Hall, 766 Broadway, at 1034 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. Dyer will preach on the Second Com- mandment this evening, the second in the course of “Plain Sermons on the Commandments,” now being Preached on Sunday evenings at the Memorial church, corner of Hammond street and Waverley place. Ser- Vices at 10};, 334 and 715 o'clock. Services before the First Independent Society, Hope Chapel, 720 Broadway, to-day, at 10% A.M. the Rev, George F. Noyes will discourse on ‘ Strength.” At 744 P. M. the fourth of the lectures upon a ‘ Tour in Pales- tine,” Rev. Dr. Cheever wil! preach in the Church of the Pa ritans, Union square, this evening, at 74g o'clock. Sub- ject— The Tenderness of Christ towards a Wounded Conscience.”’ Dr. Armitage, pastor of the Norfolk street Baptist Church, will preach this afternoon, at three o'clock, in Union Chapel, corner of Thirty-ninth street and Broad- way, Avupion Sunday noon prayer mecting, or general con- cert of prayer for churches, ministers and bearers of tae Gospel, is beid in the Cooper Institute Hall, every Sab- bath, between the hours of twelve and one, Preaching may be expected in the large hall of the Instituse this evening, at 73g o'clock, by Rev. E. T. Hiscox, D. D. Rev. Antoinette Brown Blackwell will preach at (old- beck’s Music Hali, 765 Brouaway, this evening at 7% P. M ‘The Fan of Redemption.”’ Hatch wil! speak at the Brooklyn Athe- neum, corner of Clinton and Atlantic streets, to-day, at 3 o'clock P. M. and 744 o'clock in the evening. In Dodworth’s Hall, No. 806 Broadway, Mrs. J. G States, of this city, is engaged to speak this morcing, at 1034 o'clock, and in the evening at 74; o'clock. Meetings this forenoon, afternoon aud evening, at usual church hours, at Metropolitan Academy, on Sixth avonue, near Eighth street. The Orchard street Universalist Society, having hired the large hall of the New York Historical Society, corner of Second avenue and Eleventh street, the pastor, Rev. T. J. Sawyer, D. D., will preach @ closing discourse in the church, Orchard sweet, near Broome, this moruing at haif-past ten o'clock. Services in the new ballin the evening at half-past seven o'clock. ORDINATION. Rey. Theotore J. Hulues, of Now York city, was or- gained pastor ot the Congregational @@urch at Kichiuond, Vt, op Tuesday, Nov. 15. The eermou"Wus preached by Rey. Dr. Wheeler. INVITATIONS. Rey. G. R. Darrow, recently of West Boylston, Mi has been invited to (he pasturuve of ue Central Bayt church of Trenton, N. J. Rey. Hobsrt Chetwood, of Elizabeth, N. J., has accepted acall from St. George's church, Newourg, N. ¥., W be- come their astistant mi: * ‘The Rev. W. Fayette Davidson, formerly of Peters- burg, Va., bas accepted a cali to the rectorship of the Pro- testant Episcopal church in Suffolk, Nansemond county, Va., and lias entered upon the duties of his othice. ‘The Dayton (Ohiv) Journal says that the Congregational church of thar ¢ have extended a call to Rev. J. EB. Awitchell, ut present Superiutendent of the Public Schools in Xenia, to become their pastor. y. Dr. Nicholson, rector of St. Paul’s church, Boston, wed @ very pressing call from St. Johu’s church, Cincinnati. Rev. Thomas Crowe, of South Hanover, Indi deen called to the pustorsiip of the First Presbyterian ehureb on Walmit Hills, Cincinnati. Rev. J, Hg hus accepted the call to the First Pregby: church in Milwaukes, of wuieh Mr. Speers was formerly pastor, INSTALLATIONS. The Rev. W. 8. Kennedy wag iustalled as pastor of the Third Presbyterian church in Cincinnati on Sunday even- ing Inst Rey. Calvin Chapman was gregational charch of Foxer 26th wit alle 1 pastor over the Con- and Dover, Me., on the RESIGNATIONS. N. Stewart, formerly rector of Grace + resigned the parish of St. Stepben’s, ! taken letters dismiegory to the Bre Te came to the United States @ ie tuk tinal leave of the congregation e Pittefie!, of Jumaica, 1 fou years vie. on Sunday, Oct. 20. Rey. Charles Hoover has resigned his pastorate of the Second Presbyterian church of Jersey City. HE MINISTRY. ly a prominent Presbyterian ) i Philadelphia, died at Grand Gatt, Mississippi, th ult. aged 77 years, THe is said to have been a to/the army of G ckson at the battle of New Onlears. w, India, September 16, Rev. J. R. ‘list Mission, He was a ng mar. promise, Thus excly has oue of the six mon sent out by the Methodist Kotscopal Church of this country fallen iu the beginning of a most promising Jife Of labor. NEW CHURCHES, A meeting is called of the members of tho new parish of Trinity church iu Hartford, Coun., on Monday eveuing, to authorize and dircet the purchase of a suitable lot for the church, and to raise money for anc direct the erection of a church building, ‘The Wabashaw (Minnesota) Herald snys that the Catholic society of Wabashaw are erecting an elegant church edi- lice on the corner of Pembroke and Third streets. Itis a | 5,30 by 60 fret, two stories high, the lower story of which is intended tor schouls. When completed it will be one ot the most imposing buildings in the ctt A liltie more than a year ago Wabashaw had not a churel of uny description, but she has uow two—the Baptist aud wines the completion of the Catholic church above men- joned. Bishop Bayley will dedicate the new Roman Catholic chapel in Camden, N. J., to-day. MISCELLANEOUS, ‘The Boston Courtir learns that so much of a recent statement ip the New York Evening Post as attributes to Proteseor Huntington, of Cumbrigge, a sympathy with the uiliar ecclesiastical views lately propounded by Dr. Bel- lows, and known as “Broad Church,” is entirely without foundation in fact. Rov. Geo, B, Claflin, a gradtate of the Bangor Theologi cal Seminary; Rev, J. H. Dodge, of Andover Semivary, and Mr. Richard Mites, of Ohio, with Onn wives, sailed on the 16th inst., in the brig Executive, Capt. tee, from Bangor, Me., direct fur Sherbro Island, ‘West Africa. ‘The consecration of the Rishop slect of Mobile will take place at the Cathedral of Now Orleans on the sécond Sun- day in Advent, December 4, instead of the first Sunday in Advent, November 27, as previously stated. ‘Those persons who have been scared by Father Miller’s Prophecies about the approaching deatraction of the world, a their fears, as scientific French savant, M. Victor , has ascertained that this old world of ours will _not be destroyed until the opm of 6,200 Toon The Millerites may hang up ir “ascension Mrs. 5 later Clark, of Madison, Ga.,a lady ninety-two yoas ai tists, Baa October, by Rev. Col. Ben Shelby a nent Kent i i entering the mloletey of toe pi sie eel — | ner, Geo King, Jacob Hevty. adam sehr | Fui, P Scaanbverg Celest Duvernis, A Ww Vineu: The Free Will Baptists of the United States and Canada dave beea bolawwg weir sevonterath Prienotal General Cuuterenee at Lowell. The General Couference is com- posed of Celogates (one clerical apd one lay) from the yearly meetings; those are composedwt detwgates from We quarterly meetings. ‘Thore are thirty yoarly meetings and 14% quarterly owetings, comprising ites ch 69,701 communicants, 1,44 orduined preachers, and Koensed preachers. Thi iucrease the past year bas been one gear’ meeting, 11 quarterly meetings, and 02 Rey. Thomas A. , Inte of Abbeville, has assumed the pastorate ot the Airst Presbyterian church, Louisville, ys Kentucky, preaching his frst sermon Lust Sunda: ‘When, in’ 1835, the venerable Service a6 Missionary Biebop of ethwest, there was but one mitsionary in Iudiana, one church’ witb one clergyman in Missouri, aud one missonary in Wis- consin—which comprised alt his drocess. Out of this Tegion bave been erected 1x dioceses, and ho now retires. from his of mite: bishop to taki of the A 3 ny, yp to take charge ‘The Virginia for ‘blood horses in motion ia well illuste Losey x ee told at Mr Doewell, of Harailtom couaty, seeing okt kin White, ap ox-member of the Jockey ‘Clab, but now & Farry ned bi at church, om ba juring the recent races at id, Vi. jocosely re- marked to him:— y . Why, Col. White, they’ turn you out of the church for here” Sf they do,” sald Larkiv, ‘they'll turn out Tinsle tthe Motbodist ehegen. 23 mee Kemper began his the No. ‘onder, = TH go and see ¢ ‘ stated the cage 10 his hbor who, teen 's oir Tveg-got a wens thing 7 of it. pay lr ely mnyons oor there's @ mms-mut-ma- ——_—____. Ony Intelligence, A Carmo Fai.—The Catholic Library Association, ‘fogling that a neceeeity exists for a better Wermry, and. mere extensive accommodations than those at prescat at the disposal of tho association, and believing that in this city, with ite vast Catholic population, funds might soon be raised to construct a handsome butidicg, appointed, at one of ite late meetings, a committe to ‘and reooive suggestious from ties interested in the of & Catholic |. This committee met last even- ing af the rooms of the » 809 age Ol ‘The toclemency of the evel vented attendance of several gentlemen w! Raa promised to ae and give their soll br tye #cemed to prevail amongst those present that the bulldag houla be erected on the plan of a joint stock concern, yet he most ——— benairc eco cost) was procured, and consequently the committees adjourned without taking any definite acuon. ‘Tux Nicur Som Conrract.—The opening of the bids for the contract for the removai of night soil from the city, for a term of five years, were opened yesterday noon by City Inspector Delavan and Comptroller Haws. The fol- lowing were the bids submitted :-— John Cassidy, at $30,000 per annum. This bid was set aside as informal, having neither an affidavit attached made by the estimator, as required, or the 2amcs of two pertons a8 proper sureties. ‘Thos. A. Dunn, at $16,600 per annum. Sureties, John HL. McCann and Jobn Cornish. Job Perrine, Jaques V. Gordon and Obadiah Clark, at $20,000 per annum. Surotics, A. C. Rossire aud Charles E. Appleby. Henry ©, Fulkersou, at $17,940 per annum. Sureties Samuel R and Geo. W. Trembley ‘Thomas A. Dunn being the loweet bidder the xesponsi- bility of bis eureties wil be investigated, wnd to. morrow night the contract will be submitted to the Com. mon Council for their consideration. This new arrange. iment Will be the means of saving $50,000 per @unum, io contrasting it with the present one. Tuamisaivina Dar.—A project is on foot to get all the Volunteer target companies that parade on Thanksgiving day to assemble at a certain hour in the morning and make « grand parade through Broadway before proceed- ing on their excursions. It is estimated that there will be no leas than from twonty five to thirty companies out on that day, and about twenty bands, Among those who will parade are the Smithsonian Light Guard, Capt. Wal- ter Scott; they are composed of abont sixty young men of the Twentieth and Twenty secoud wards; they proceet to Stryker’s Bay for target practice. Tho Miller Guard will also parace, and visit the Elysian Fields. The An- dergon Guard, Bowery Mueketeers aud Star Cadets are also to parade. The display, if got up, will no doubt at- tract a large crowd. The Mayor bas consented to review the troups should they parade together. Tix Newanovs or Naw Yorx.—It is expected that bene- volent people in distributing their bounty for Thanksgiv- ing day, will not forget the nowsboya, who are always on hand with the “second edichun.”’ Coutributions of mo- ney, clothing or food, will be thankfully received at the Newsboys’ Lodging House, 128 Fulton stcect. ——$<$<$<____ The Mount Vern Festivai—Ciaim for the Use of Chandcliers and Gas Fixe tures, MARINE COURT. Before Hon. Judge McCarthy. Nov. 19.—Haughwout & Nicol ws. Dion Bourcicault.— ‘This is an action to recover the sutn of $250 for the use of chandeliers and gas fixtures in the Academy of Music on the evening of the festival of the Mount Vernon Asso- ciation. The plaintiffs formerly sued Mr. Uliman for tho same claim, be being lessee of the Opera House. It ap- peared on that trial that he (Uliman) had not ordered the articles or authorized any person to do so in his name, and the Court gave judgment for the defecdant Utiman. In the present case the plamti® (Haugh- woot) testified that Mr. Bourcicault called on him to engage the chandellers and gas fixtures, aad that they wero furnished aod charged on his books to Me. B.; thai he bad on previous occusion® furpisbed similar ar ticles for charitable purposes—tor instance, the ball of the Fire Deparupent—~and always r wed his pay for the same. On the other hand, Mr. Bourcicault testified that when he callea on the platntifiz, he dwtinctiy stated that he came from the Mount Vernon Association for tho articles; that it was wy entertainmen for a ci ie purpose, and that he (Bourcicuult) and his wife and other dratnatic aud operatic artists had tendered their services grotuitously ; cant koew of the trausaciion, aud he ver expected to be called ov for payment Bir. Fowler, tor the defence, contended that, when Mr. Bourcicault gave the name of his peimcipa!, be was not Habre in this action; secondis, that fn no event could a judgment be rendered ugalust bim on the evidence, it bemg equatly balanced, oath against oath; therefore, both beig respectable mek, there was uo prepouderauce of testimony. The Court held that the second ground was well taken, and rendered judgment for detenuant. Arrivals and Departures, ARRIVALS. From Savanneb, in the stermsbip alabama-- Miss Clairmont, Miss J Clairt o ) Russell. Mrs Captain Barstow and son 21a Captain BJ partatein, TC Mesavberg, J D> Unehings, G W Laibrop, WH Micks, Mra Luzner, &% {, Stanwoot, fH Cranston, Mary White, From Cbarles'on in the steamshiv Marion —Miss McCormick, Mice: Tobin, Mites UC Hish ie Gorpe. J Crossler, W. Hombert, PJ benard, J Coleman, J Wilhams, JL Tobia, GF Marebort, J ‘tricler, Indy snd daugber; A F Barstow, J Smith WIA Fu ler Dis thomson, 8 mF Howard, WV B Auland, B Mesgher. H Daly, N Daly, 6 TS Tart, MR >, WL vbapman, WA Upsber O'Conner, # Olivett, arrow, crew of schooner G © Gibbs and six ia ihe ge. DEPARTURES For Liverpool, in the s'enmabip Uity of Baltimore—Navoleon Sarovy ana Indy, Miss K Pateson, G Spelser, srs G ‘Sbomas Konis, Dr HM Wilson, Ala! J U Weare, ala; J a Co. vIn, Ala; J A Ledward. Capt Katogesrd, JC Wycoll aad 5. WX Partridge, Stepheu Clark, NYork, JR M quire, A De Keauia und frend, toxtoa; € mberton, HS ‘Thom: son. WP Rater, Capt Mackinnon, KN; Bmite Grlesinger, KY Haviland, W Kisme,$ J O'fialloran, lady aud four’ chitdren. C1 plo; Willtsm andrews and lady, rachael aad lady. Joba ‘Thompson, Thos Smith, Joseph Tickell—ana 170 in the steerage, Tots) 212. For Southampton and Havre, {u the steamship Vanderbilt— Mr A Fitch, scolph Tourmer, baptist Lepage, alfred Fa'et, George Wister, Juster Quantin, P Ulrich, & West, N Weber, W srhoid Mr Mare, Jobe Moliany it de Barry, Jos Smith, Jolp muber, B stephens, Antonia Miraaia, Antonia Boss! Vizzori, George Jack, adam Cristran, "Li Kiel, das Barrow, GV Be nae, r atin, Ulrich ‘thebaut, ™ 2 Michwel Gross, Root Gunter MY Bohrback eter Wels, Mr Gis, Mr Stepbant, Joseph U ‘Ambrogir, Josep 'Gemeriear, Wa Uibsva; phonse Creyky, J kK Sparrepenir, kueone Rapp, Edward Richd Weiferd | oot Stewart, J Widersuin, Abra- inn Isao, A F Palea:, Mies Gnroiue Ssamidt, Mde Secenot, Merdt, MV Pc eK Soder La Sia: he! Cresemen, J Guieburd, JF Mey ood, G T Wallan, TM Lawson, P de and Mrs Beterd, V'ulivari, Gen’ Huts Mr und Mra sclie Stamee, Mile Ade! tin, @ Gort and 2 children i@ Sintenoux, (.C M atill, Berd ta Ambrose Way W Webr, Isadore La vassere, M Langot, PJ Munieney. D Proflie, Bella Peri, F Gusepa Mardin}, Rose Dezingle. Fred Kobi}, J Langtaitt, Aug racehi, Jenn Glamer, elt, A Welter, N Tun M Haller, Jobn Snowden. A ‘Otteman, ‘A. festick, F Graft, weven, L Hteinbach, W Weitthner, Geo Neisa, s ‘Kelcbinger, M Schnstes, C Bloch, T Wolf, H_Scbneitor, W Uroaiu, J fru bolt, Mr and Mra Brometti, Jas Riche—' otal 137. for Savannah, in the steamship Florida~Miss M Neilson, Mr Basseit, Mr Kyerson, Mrand mrs FP Wenter, Mrs deorge S Harding and nurse, Miss Mary Liquore, Mre Wm Belden. Miss GA Thompson, Miss M Agnes, Mrs MeNayb, Miss © Hoar, Mrs M Pauiding. maa A Knox Miss M F Angel, Mr and irs tno T Moore, A dt Corwin, H W Johnson, J Higal # wad lady, Mr and Mrs 1 Culver, R James and sister Fa Morris, Frank Leigh: ton, Mras H Chandler, Mise Hunter, Miss teta, Mrand Mra T | ¥ Leggett, Mra Netlson, Miss Netison, Mies s 1, R Neilson, Mr and Mre a J Jacobs, four children and two infants, Mra Cans: d.son, Mr avd Mre HH Hoey, D L. hogers, Matilda Wood, W Wellemore, James McNabb, Mr and Mrs Jno Steinbeck and two infants, Mrs Beul J Bulger aod two chilarea, Miss Lalsey, Mies Murphy, Misa E Archer, Miss M aloysters, Miss 1 Hart Miss Quirn, tare KL Gray, Mew Wilkioson ‘and seevaut, Mra We ™ Peters, Miss Lucy Peters, Wm A Hudd, aA F @inxns, vaniel BP Burching, Jno R Biake, H Seranton, Mr Kinney, P Coleman, R Flynn, A Lockwood, WG Stone F AK Bohostad, bos Peter Lawson, George Lewis, John ochean, B Rudolpt Heh, Kaveri er, Jpo Nelson, Ht ities, Cleveland, F H Gordon, 1. ML, ‘Smith, David Marahel! iah, CK e008, Mins Newnan, Miew ‘M Baphacl, J Sigars, Wm Bradley Hartmas, 4% Gorton, JM ‘Wra € AE Rohosteath, Mre' Dr J 1 Mitebell and obi Galloway, Rev} £u'Nelle, James Uunter, Mrs And servant. LT Whiteomb, HH Thompson; J M Whey S Deran JB Nels vw, Misa K A Corvasely, 88 Maxwell, H Hall, XB Riglee, WL Raton, an Richmond, &c., {n the steamship Ai i ~-P Burn- . J. Linda ola Roger TA Oaryenter, Yoh Hanne © W'Renson, John Brady, T Hankins, J. A Kuowl: nee, WJ Smith, James Cullen. J. White, J Ludwig, and’ wife, K H'Pullea, Joho Tucker, C Bexsler, J Hofoan, A Sives, RV King. 2 Bramer. N E Vinal, i jopses: eden, per ‘outer, Irani Ketel s Davidson, B Baker. G Hanley, Mrs. Brower, nad 124 In the steerage. Begree le ey Fe Fi Fer St. Thoman, W. 1. in the Barge Tea—F Tt Mester ames 3. Mra James Fintoy, Mowes Chicdtster, and amos Our Norfolk Correspoadence. Nonvorx, Va., Nov. 17, 1859. Slawers being Fitted Out at New York. Information bearing upon the slave trade has fut como to my cars, and as J} know the source from whence it comes to be perfectly reliabio, I hasten to communicate it to you. A brig lately eoid in your city, called the Virginian, and a bark called the Lyra, are both at thts moment being fitted up'in New York for the slave trade by » gentiomati doing businéss in Beaver street. The Virginian wav wrecked near, this place, got off, Amcrican papers pro- cured for her, and finally sold, the bill of sale being filled out. n blank. She is a sharp, clipper built yeasel, and was formerly & British trader, frost now be seen by the interested at picr 39 Eustriver, where she is under- the necessary tepairs ‘to ft her tor the peculiar jn which sho is intendtd to be engaged. Of the immediate whereabouts of the Lyra I have no positive in- telligence, but hope soon to have. The Drawings of Tent of the Sussex County and FEANCE, BEOADBENTS & 00., manscume, SR aetret eae prone es Sveenx Covwrr—Ozirs 34, Noremngs 19, 1850, 4, 30, 75, 66, 48, 68, 59, 72, 26, 60, 20, 57. ‘Gnaxd Comsotmares Lorrany—C1ss 12, Nov. 19, 1899. 63, 68, 4, 68, 2, 64, 20, 84, 33, 49, 59, 18. tay) Noresti rie ts Witmington, Del, thie day (atur- JOHN We Whe fovsanees PRANOE, BROADBENTS & oo. Drawings of the De! ware State Lotte- res. —WOGD. EDDY & OO., Mavagers of the DELAWARD, GRORGH, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATS Desswane—Extes Oras, No. 605, Novemsen 19, 1858 51, 66, 64, 9, 20, 6, 43, 46, 7415, 77, 14, 16. \WARE--Ci4ss No 606. Noveuser 19, 1859. 9, 74, 35, 63, 37, 57, 6%, 50, 49, TL, 2, 66, 32. Crroulars seat free of expense D, EDDY & CO., ‘Wilmingtoa, Delaware. Brondreth’s Pi are Growing More in favor withtbe public. Ibis now conceded they ere the best purgative yet put forth from the world of medicine. The time will surely arrive when they will supersede all other purga- tives whatevers The ingredients of which they are composed cen acarce!y be obts by drugzists or the makers of other pile Dr. Brandrew bes them grown and prepared witnout regard to the expense. And this care to 6 a superior purgeive it appreciated as the wules indicate. Other ourga- ther are dragging w flickering existence. And yet they may have some merit Fut Brandreth's Pills ore wate aud sure ante, because they operate solely on impure humors. No valu- able Buld is toucbed; on.y effete or worn out material, which, when taken out of the body, leaves it stronger. ‘They are as pleasant a8 & truly effective medicine can be. To say that they will not sometimes give pain would not be true, but whe nin they giv is only beeause they remove those crude and .d humors from thé blood which are the oceasion of disease. ‘They open vature’s avennes, und this cannot alwaya be done uy. Pifcls true, you may take pargatives which will operate with ‘out pain, because they take the balsamic parte from the biood, which is worse than betog bled, woree than having the vital fluid abstracted. Beware of them. Brandreth’s Pilla only take hold of those matters which the body, wher sick, wants to evacuate, . ‘Lhey are solely an usnistant of Ci Semen more, no bing tesa. They do not force; they and herein is their great value. The m: leased Whois fo fortunate an tobe acquainted with this good and ai- most perfect gift to man, because he has to @ great extent bis body insured in beal’h by their use. Soid at principal olive, 24 Canal price 2 cents a box, and by all druggists. Come Friends of F; ion, one and all, Op WHITE, the Hauer, make a cail, °Tix worth Your while—the Indies say Hos just the Hat for a holiday, vid WHITE, Hatter, 216 Broadway, F. F. ¥. §,—Fullerton’s French Yoke Shirts, made by band to order; wivter Gloves, Hosiery, under Garmecis, bcarts and Ties, at Sul Broadway, near Duane st. Ls Amn fl Sy mae has po ore from 359 Broedway Broadway, corner of Bieeoker streot. Photo: Theoret ‘of an important change tn onr firm, to tak Inconsequence of an ein onr ie Jove on the firat of January, our entire stock of Fashionable Winter must be closed out; we therefore offer our iurge and elegant stock, cmpr'sing every style and description of Winter Clothing ‘for Men and soys. and Winter Furnishing Goods at a bare ion on cost to cover expenses. ‘Dhose who have not yet supplied themselves will now be evabled to do so at a great saving, aud have a splendid stock to leet from. ae itblers 2 the surrounding cities and towns will be lberaily leait ith. ‘We shall close out the entire Winter Stock before the time loning of the ime, while ue named. tf it even brings lees taan ‘This is & rare opportunity, almost at the Winter eenson, aud ehould be availed of m in and comple. D. DEVLIN & 60. 258, 259 axd 260 Broadway. Moody's Perfect Fitting Shirts made to order, $30 dozen. Per MOODY'S Shirt Manufactory, 262 Broadway. Glass Shades! Glave Shades!! Glass shades, of ai) sizes, for ering clocks, flowers. &c., constantly on hand and made to order. Depot 156 Wiluam street, corner of Da. Defiance Salamander Sates—With Pa- tent roo! locks andcrose bars Also, fire and burglar piace formerly tot Pearl atest) > Seen coross ci College 1ace ear! " a ROBERT M. PATRICK. Herring's (pr pa sores ith = and burglar proof Safea. adway, corner birect, Rew’ York. wikies Grover & Baker's Noiseless Family Sew- ng Machines ai reduced prices. 495 BLO DWAY, NEW YO3K 182 FULTON STERET, BROOKLYN. Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machines. Otlice, 505 Broadway, New York. Opera and Marine Glasses, of the most renowned German and Freveh makers, in large assortment, 10 per cent cheaper than anywhere in ‘thi city, a SUMMONS &CU., 669% Broadway, opposite Bond street, Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, to suit 1 jnsses in gol, silver, and 1., Opticians, 669, Broadway, opposite Bond street. Oristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- pees, the bext tp the worid; wholesale and retail, and the dye privately applied; No. 6 Astor House, Barry's Tricopherous is the Best and cheapest articie for dressing, beautifying cleaning, curing, reserving wad restoring the Luies Laiwes, try it bela by al! us Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- pees, be beat ip the world. surpassing all made. Sold and ap- plied ot the manufuctory, 238 Broedway. Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock- ines Belts, Bendages, and Ur, GLOVER'S new Lever Truss, No. 4 Aun street. ‘ yle Gent's Dress Hats at WHATE'S, “ihe hater,” 216 Brodaway, opposite St Paul's cbureh. aig siti E. Goodwin & Brothe Patent. FINE CUT PReSo&D TOBACCU, Tn the highest atate of perféetion ever, before ‘nttaided; pre: serves all the AROMA and retains the Marr, RICH FUL, FLAVOR waich croduces that deligbtluily soothing ‘secsution, vo .bighly sppreciated by thao whe know what good iopscgo i Manufactory, Nos. 207 nad’ 200 Waterbireet, N.Y, Holloway’s Ointmert wind Pills are the moet effectual remedies £6¢ ie speedy cure of ulcers, old pores and awellings, the resnltof-youthful’ indidcredon. ’ The of the Pills is powerful for the blood. wad the properties of the Ointment neutralize the virus of the y cobluuG BO nieroury, * * A Beautifal Complexion.—Laird’s Bioom 6 Youlb or Liquld Peart lathe best article in existence tor beau: Ufying and preservingthewonplexiog ayd skin. tflvets miny ne peep mud. trieg exatls at Lo aLieD cressing establishment, 439 Broadway. eons eee Dr. Marsh Continues to.Apply his Radi- cal Cure Truss with suocess, in effecting permanent cures of Hernia or Rupture. Mansi & Ov... No, 2 Vesey street, X.Y. Millions of Bottics of Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrop fre now used every year in the United States chidrén teething, with never failing success. Relief ts ibmediste and certain. Only 280. epuic ulcers, &o. Murrica. Gawmx—Bxower.—On Thursday, Nov. 17, at the resi- dence of the bride's tather, by the Rev Mr, Searles, Mr. E van Gavuns (0 Many Biuanok, daughter of Jumes Brower, Feq., ati of Brooklyn. Vavexs—Gvron.—In this. city, on Wednesday, Nov. 16, by the Rev. S. Rulston Smith, We. Eowarp F. Miss Anny Guioy, daughter of Charles L. Sanps—TPRAKR —On Thurseay eveuing, Now. the Rey. Theodore L. Cuyler, Jxwe Saxns, of New York, w Misa Mary M. Tomaen, of Dunbury, Conn. Dicd. Butt —On Thursday, Nor, 17, after a sbort illness, Jour Bert, aged 48 yeors, 2 months aud 10 days. ‘he relatives and’ friends of the famtiy, and the mom- dersof Toop ¥, German Hussars, Third ré nt, are respecttily invited to attend the fangra}, this (Sunday) aftervoon, at half-past.one o'clock, frou his late residence, \ No. 206 Seventh avente, corner of Twenty -ninth street, to Greenwood Cemetery. Como, —J ams CoMON, only Bon of Thomas and the late Anne E. Comon, aged 1 year, 2 aunths aud 17 days. ‘The friends and relat-ves of the family, and theye of the. grandparents, James and Mar agvt Burs, are respect- uly invited tog tund thefumvral this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, trom his father’s residence, Ny §0 Oliver: street, aiso Lhe mem ers and Triends of Bagle Engine Company No. 13. . Freer —On Satarday evéning, Noy. 20, Samus, A. Frege, aged 40 . See Monday's Ganery —On Nov. 18, JBN GaRmry, age: 60) years, a pative of county Louth, parish of Cork. H friends and noquaintances ae respectfully lnvited to attend hie funeral, this (Suaday) afternoda, at twa o'clock, froma his late reaideges, No. 66 Carmine strect. Tits a“ mas Wl be taken Wa Calvary Cometery tor inter mept. Havens to { y by | Br portage lng bee toh Cat The frienes of the Hutepnnos —On Friday, Nov. 18, after a Mrs Mescansr Horcumson, in the 67th year of hor ‘The rewuives and friends of Ube tacaily aro reapeodtally invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, , from the residenee of her son, Wm. Ditech eae Street, Willtamsburg. copy, Horan. Friday, Nov. 18, after a abort filaess, st 80 years. 4 . Jeurrn Horanyeged ‘Tbe friends sBd acquaintances, and those of his 80:2 Patrick, are reepectfully iuvited tw attend the funorad , this femmes ) eterno a8 a ao trom ther -f- ieuue son, P, Horan, No. jest Twenty-seve ath stteot, without further iv Jamun —In Brosktyn, B. D., Mr. J.P. Jamun, aged’ 60 of funeral from ‘i pel Fast Thirty-third street, at two oleloae ‘he (annaay} Kxarr.—on Friday, Nov. 18, at his late 18T Frankiin street, W. 'Wattacr Kwarr, pel ry 2 months and 28 days. fis remains were taken to county for interment. Kasi.—On Saturday, Nov. 19, Carmaninm, wife of James Kane, of 82 Third ayonee f ‘Notice of the funoral will be given im ns be Mason.—Of consumption, op Frida’ ight, Nowy residence of her son, D. Mason, ‘First street, Wi }, ALsce Mason. ‘The friends and acq nees of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this ( ) afternoon, at two, o'clock, Mzsxrorz—On fonsrdar, Nov. 19, Annanatw Musmnoc, in the 60th of relatives and friesds of Ui Saar fe seapectiy invited to attend the funeral, at Cal church, avenue, corzer of Twentieth on a RADWAYS REGULEMNO PrZa at one oclock. His remains will be taken to Greeawoed | aresthe oa ° use, antares, for interment. MoGusaxs.—On Friday, Nov. 18, after aehort itiness, Taos Motive, aged 36 years, ‘@fatzve of Sligo, Ire! ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,on Monday afternoon, st two o'clock. from St. Vincent's Hospital, Eleventh street. wtreal, Canada, papers please copy. O’Brink.—Ou Thursday, Morentoes it, Daniet O' Bawa, ages 4 years. ‘The trends of the family and tho members: of St. Peter’s Conference of St. Vincent de Paul are respect- fuliy invived to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) after- oop, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 16 street, corner of West street. His remains wilh be con- veyed to 8t. Peter's shurch for funeral service. Ramon.—On Friday, Nov. 18, MARGELIIA SaMoy, wife of Owen Samon, aged 65 years and 6 months, a native of Culdony, parish of Ably, county ford, Ireland. ‘Ihe friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at-twe o'clock precisely, from her late residence, No. 44 West Thirteenth street. Somenypyxx —On Thursday. Noy. 17, by an accidontal discharge of a gun, Joun J. Sommnpyke, son of Jaicob W. E. Somerndyke, aged 23 years, 6 months and 1¢ days. ‘The friends of the family and of bis father, Jacoo W E. Somerndyke, are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from the house of hig aacle, Samuel E. Hayden, Great Nock, LL, this (Sunday) morning, at ten o'clock from the bouse and clevea o’cluck at the Episcopal church, hassett, L. I Philadelphia papers please copy. Scorr—On Thursday, November 17, at her Iate resi- dence, No. 14 King street, after a lingering iliness, Many, wife of Thomas C. Scott, In the 60th year of her age. Turrsex.—On Friday, November 18, Rauxcca Tucrey, aged 18 years and 3 months, ‘The triends of the family and those of Claus Bal- winkle are respectiully invited to attend tho funeral, ‘this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o’cleck, from 271 West Thirty-ninth street. ‘TuoMrson.—On Saturday, November 19, Arexaypnr Tuomreon, aged 4 years,3 months and 21 days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to- at- tend the funeral, this (Sunday) afteravon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 60 North Seventh street, Williamsburg. His remains will be taken to Green- wood Cemetery for mterment. eee MAO RL 8 Mw THE CHEAPEST AND BRST HAIR DYE roid. Piao sree cents @ bor. GECEGE'S LIQUID HALE DYE, the oply sure and instantaneous bair dye in the world.” Tt dyeg the bar or whiskers ‘& ts applied, to any CARD. to the shade, tom be JET BLACK OR BROWN. Remember, each i, bor contains than others sell for $1 each. NB. it send three bo United Plates. A 1_ U. 8. PAPRPORTS ISSUED THROUGH UNDER. signed, eee benranion STAs, ke CHARGES MUDRRATE. - "ROWARD BISS BANG Broadway, corner Obambers sree, ew Fort. GENTS WANTED—TO SELL TBE EURRKA ‘tactile Bewing: STROLOGY.—PROF. LISTER, ASTROLOGER, 2 60 centa: Spey Loweil sureet, es writen brief, $1; tn answered by return mail. T JONES: 10 AND 12 ANN STREET—$4 FRENCH CALF @ }, $4 GY double soit Alsen boos, $4 le aote water proof boots Piease CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES! PILES! PILES! PILES! 20 wfliction to which the human system is subject to calle for preater sympathy than the pilea, “‘Theae are.ot toro farms—ox- ternal nnd ipternal piles. Persous who are allied with Gis disesse can be permanently cured by using Dk, W1ITMEK'S PL. £ SUPrUsITORY. Hundreds of persous in this city were eatirely cured by neing it, om erences wilt be given to persous who were adlicted for twenty years, and this artisle cured thera. iy #¢ the Mowery’ Drug Store, No. 158, just above Broome street. , Mees. Fi full, $2 All levers ee reeieteenes JRAYARD TAYLOR IN CALIFORNIA! The Sret of the Serle of BAYARD TAYLOR'S NEW LETTERS FROM CALIFORNIA WiLL SHOKTLY APPEAR es, THE NEW YORK MERCURY. id papers will be illustrated by humorounde- ibm bin Calireia our oa vebutt ot Eile New Tone Meee CURY. An bayard Taslor’s Letters will be published only in THE MESCUSY, agents should send in their orders witbous Gelay. aigne by BRUGEWATER PAINT TEN YEARS’ TEST EAS proved its Klasticity, Durablilty aod tconomy, If you want sour Roof painted seud your order to 72M sane. Landiords exsmine It, HICKS & BEITS, Agents, ((isFe's sravr. Let the weskly and delicate try tt In exry b’ood complaint. don’t care what, as Joug ké bones ant sound, itis warranted. Read who resommend it: Hou. J. L. eehooloraft. Albany, Hon. Kit Perry, Mayor of the city of Albany. Hon. John J. shaw, Metwber of Assembiy Now York olty, Thos. McSpedon Fa, Alderman Ih ward, N. ©. clty. ‘dos. K. Minturn, kaq., New York, aud 1 U0 others. i oom tsing no mineral In quart botties, dnd lire wive to drivk. Yrs Hayes, Brooklyn, avd @ H. Barnes & Park and ¥. C. Weils, FUNIONS. INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED J and all diseases of the feet, our wut pain or incosvewienes to the pallent. by Dr, ZACHAKIS, Surgeon. Chiropodist, 160 Broadway. Refers to the physicians and aur. eons of this city. ‘GS AND THROA' RRSONS these diseases are respectfally in- VONVERSMITH, M.D. who has ® Jin curing persons that bave ‘been pro: otuneed Micuratia Gtfles fur the teaunent of pulmonary diseases only , 188 Bowery. PI THE 1 sftlicted with ont, W EK V. HAUGHWOUT & Co. . 458, 490 and 492 Brondway, Corver of Broome xy. would cali the attention of parties about to refart Cone horses, and the public igenoralty, to their extensive and eiegna! Sasortnwen of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, “bina, Glassware, Gas Fixtures, Silver and Plates Cutlery, Clocks, Bronze, Parian Statuary, gvode of every yo Having two reat p Burope, they are continually reaeiving freak stitlons, and purchasers can alwaye rely upon 7 their stock the latest and cholceat novelties of the French and German mark Fr ihe tnderstgned have on hand varisty of 2 wnderst ve on hend ev eR TADIRRECRS AND FANCY SLEIGH ROBES, prben they would eall the attention of vhe-trade, Thetr sp mn of ZABLE AND MINK CAPES AND CLOAER defies competition. A choice assortment of RUSSIAN SABLE SKINS atwagy on band. co. KB Fo, Corner nf, Reesor eeek, INNESS' DUBLIN PORTER, AND. ALLSOPP’S RAST Gini toate Pate 8 Boers ia, Regs.of Sheee, fice and fen gallons, by. G. E. MENDU! CINNESS’ DUBLIN PORTRER—TEN. HOGSHEADS TO TF arrive ox. abit A y Ser es ip Necuct,. now due. Foo sale by G. ¥. Bag a STOMACH ‘ERS. wd CON cee elo crendy pan the stomacte ever and Oxerebogy Orgare sombing and conservar 1 fora eta leer ao ethan, nt ¥ and il ited nec by Setcten ant bly ep. in aul tre of female life i will be found emi- ently hited ‘age peranen wil erize och mere tro its wee than 108 7 9 eesti Gwets e — UNTS LINIMENT FOR TWENTY YEARS, AR teen the fag friend of millions of tbe haan ental. Perents we pay. hep this mpadicine always at hand, Your children cemagd Kfor the many Druikes, strait: co ard voleonous Mize to ee ee, cong took dag 1 tle Peat wars isarnna Atay reenestuble drig @ore in’ this chy” or cokiyn. «dice 13 Mualdew lane, ‘oat NDIA RUBBER GLOVES AND MITTS ARK NOW CON- Tr aE aE alie y iboes, wed welce @ noth gman Hood “Thev protect tye, hands ts wB kindg or work. curd chapped bands, ealtrhenm, ae, an! render the bands sm douh wr white. ‘8 We water, WUT EARS INDIA RUADES OLOTE MPS. CO, 88 Jobn atreet, manufecturera aud chasers {n all kinds of Rud. ber Govds, wholesale aud yotall, OF ALL TER OSE RRS Ek Reese yeas a ads ised to resert to wa LRApWAY 'S REGULATING PULDS, ¥ be PERFEC f PURGATIVE PILLS; AND TUR ONLY CERTAIN Vegetable Substitete fa~ other Mit sdeemahaen shamaesoatioe Abeaaniae ‘upoe, iene sant symy Oe | mony © fue recuvery. and Wil be Dlewed wuh ooadouwes beach. ‘They purity end equa’lse the cltculstion of ibe blood. bey correct ali of the Liver, Stomach, Bow sia, Sts) pnspe abd expel frees the jatem-of the aio’ all morbid urge and ex c sed Bc pament rere ee ee Crm ef "Pe Riitrcenee et ns pelts hear, rer, Somachand Dowels dacharge thetrporeem UDenuDt ith heeit regularicy, ire ayateun em vested with such bigh copdiiions of heagth as to rewdce i tees preguable wo te ofl isease. TBEIE QUICK OPRRATION. In fifteen miputes after a dose of Radvay's are taken. no matier what may be the cl the taniady will be arvesied in Its pi Gad immediate relief, and tn from tion of the bowels wil from. the bod i i f [ fi ats ki i : : Hl | i i We bare uct apace in thls adverusement. ia-will so guicbly: Cure bu wil sate tons ball ‘will 60 cure, Rin destrabic'ts produce au ovscantion, ef tee bow beep tbe bowe's regular, or to restore the liver, heart: ueyty.9 a beat aduion, aod to eqenlic the. oreniaton bird heap denlderatatie will bo quickly stained by » dese ot Redway'e GETS GREAT SUPERIORITY TO OTRER Pi in thelr ope f tey So notecchsion the tb el © poke weaboess “and ‘whieh follow oa ordinary pill, From two to four of Radway's Pilve horough aud effectual discharge from the i sé PH 3. 1 Pui NO" WEAKNESS, NO SICKNESS AT STOMACH, GEIPING PAINS follow their use. Tp alt cases of Fevers, Covgeations, Tnfta Iofteon- za, Unids, Courhn Headaches, Discrderee Somach, Liver mag the progress cf the dense nO takes ard ip al! cases au evacuation from the bowels will follow. from four vo atx hours. IN ACUTE DISEASES, where 2 brisk operation is =" suck ap INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS, BILLIONS FEVER, % INFiUENZA. INFLUENZA, CONGESTION OF THE LIVER OR _LONGA, REMITIENT OR INTERMITTENT FEVER, NeURALGIA TIO DOLOREAUX FOUR TO Six bed cams REGULATING: Wid immediately treak wp the disease, and expel the-offead- tng humors from We system, in from tour ot houre, CUPLIVENESS, INDIGESTION, HEARTBUEN, DIGPRESIA, WORMS, CONVULSIONS, FITS, FOUL BREATH, LOSS OF APPETITE— 0 of Radways Regulating Pills wil expel from the te f ayn Resclatiog til expel system TO SICK LADIES. Radway’s Rervlativg Pills will correct all irregularitieee® the female system. . LaDIRS SUFFERING FROM , caltve restaraiiod to health the usqet may upon a ve resworail these Pills 2 Ks ‘These Fill are elegantly coated wih gam, free from taatooe emel gents per box, containing” pills, Salta. tae ge e Anbtenors acd wt RALDWAY 00.5, 3 ee etree, New be ae COD LIVER Pag s e only certain cure for Consumption, Asthma gu@: ods of ‘Cougha, is taken without nausea. CERU'S PATENT JELLIFIED CASTOR Ye pm sensation of the ofl a obviated, and i does nat oa a geri anew ts the beat. ge c “s office [No ne vectable. ERVOLD: F: and Be all sem an WER, whoiessle agents, OOERS & eae Claim for thetr mi CLOTHING the following special mori. née Varlgty, Styles, Novel ana AED CHEAPNESS IN IT8 TRUE SENSE. N, B.—The first yeice asked the lowest, and mo deviation. 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