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— e ty openly hostile to the social organization of | fitteen Srates of the Union. Besides this, the Governor of Alabama is instructed to issue writs of election and summon a Convention of ‘the people of that State within torty days after ‘it ie ascertained that a black republican is elect- ved to the Presidency ; and the Virginia Legis- Jature bas also moved in the same direction. | ‘We may expect the other Southern States soou to follow; and the fanatics of the North will | “goon begin to perceive tbat there is deep truth in what we baye so often told them. Lincoln's “irrepressible conflict” cannot be carried on without resistance and bloodshed. Gengrostry or THE Prince or Watns.—The ‘Prince of Wales has been scattering presents with a liberal band during his tour in the United States. Wherever be received any pe- culiar mark of kindness or attention, he does not appear to have failed in dispensing favors “in recognition of the same. In this respect he ‘has varied from the course of the princes who preceded him—the Ambassadors from Japan— who confined their presents to the handsome do- wation made to the police of the leading cities, The Prince presented a gold pencil to Capt. ‘Leonard, of the Metropolitan Police, it is true, in return for some special attention paid him; but beyond this he has not recognized the ser vices of the force, who, of course, he fully understood were doing nothing more thao their duty in preserving order on an occasion of great excitement. He is more accustomed to these things than our Japanese visiter. His generosity to the servants of the Fifth Avenue Hotel was indeed princely, if it be true, 8 alleged, that he left $700 to be distributed among them. His liberality to the crew of the Harriet Lane, to whom he presented $300, was ona like scale, and bis recognition of the at- tentions of Captain Faunce was handsomely demonstrated by the present of aeplendid gold chronometer. To the Superintendent of the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad, who piloted him to and from Richmond, he gave a magnificent breastpin set tu diamonds. Madam Leduc, the sister of Mr. Spencer, who enter- tained bim during his shooting excursion on the prairies, was the recipieat of a costly bracelet. In short, everywhere he went he lett a soavenir of bis visit and an acknowledgment of kindness received. During his brief visit to this city he made some very jarge purchases trom Bail, Black & Co., left some beavy orders with Bra- dy, the photographer, and became a customer of several other establistinents also, thus dis- pensing his favors and bis gold pretty exten- sively on all sides. A curious incident occurred during the pro- gress of the Prince up Broadway on theway of Bis arrival, which proves bim to be possessed of much discernment and good sense. An en- thusiastic sovereign rushed towards the car- riage, and, extending his hand, vociferously prayed God to biess the Prince, to bless bis mother, and to bless every ope and everything, in general terms. The Priace smiled, and good maturedly took the extended hand of the entbu- piastic citizen. A policeman, emboldened by the condescension, then offered his hand also; but the Prince drew himself up and turned away, at the same time apologiz- ing to the Muyor, who sat beside him, and ex- pluining thet he recognized the digtinction be- tween a private citizen offering his hand, | through « feeling of hospitality aad welcome, | anda public servant on duty deing the same thiog. This little incident argues an amount of discrimination and seli-possession on the part of the Prince not often to be fouad in so Proorxss oy Revoivrioy at Tux Sours.—The black republican party at the North, with their platform and their programme, and their revo- Jutionary books and the revolutionary speeches of their leaders, have been gradually driving the South into a revolution of a different kind from their own, and now the questien seems to be coming to a crisis there. The elections in South Carolina show that that State is in favor of secession. Mr. ht. B. Rhett, Jr., proprietor of the Charleston Merew- ry—the lending organ of the secessionists— bas been elected to the Legislature, | and men of similar sentimevts have been elected in opposition to Unionists. A serenade ‘was given by the people a few days ago to the succesrtul candidates at Charlesion. and among | them to Mr. Rhett, of the Mercury, who, in acknowledgment of the compliaent, said “they were in the midst of a revolution,” and added, “if there is any policy in suffering ourselves to be paralyzed by a romantic love of the Union, which, bowever admirable once, is at this time a source of apprebension and peril, I cannot eee it.’ Mr. Lowndes, formerly a Unien man, ecorned the imputation that bad been maliciousiy thrown out against him that he was a “submissionist,” and he thanked the citizens that they had vindicated him, by his election, from that slander. Mr. M. P. O'Connor, who had also been o strong Unionist, called upon the people, in his speech, not to wait till Lincoln, if elected, does some unconstitutional act, and has the machinery of government to sustain him, but to regard his “election itself as a violation of the constitu- tion, an act of revolution begun by the people of the North.” Gen. Simons and other citizens gave utterance to like sentiments. Thus does the “irrepressible conflict” begin to assume a formidable appearance, and an hour of peril is at hand. The conservatives in the North are quarrelling about precedency on union tickets, and in some States are refusing to have aoy union, while revolation at the North and revolution at the South are looming | up from either horizon, like two black porten- tous clouds rushing into terrible collision, and deetined to explode with destructive effects ‘when they meet in the zenith, Never before ‘was such wanton, suicidal folly exhibited in say country in the world. The black republicans have proclaimed war to the knife against the institutions of the South, and are driving even its conservative men to deeperation ; and yet mea in the North, professing to be conser- | ‘vatives, ure helping the republicans to succeed, | and thus coatributing, as far as in them lies, to bring about « dissolution of the Union, and all | the fearfu! consequences that naust ensue from such a catastrophe, NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Deapatehes from Our Mintscer tn China aud Nicaragua, d&e , &e. Wasnineton, Oct. 17, 1860. TRE ANGLO-FIRENCH WAR IN CHUNA The Department of State recoived advices this morning from Mr, Ward, our Mivister in Chima. Ho bad left Shanghae, a company with the Russian Ambassador, aud ‘would proceed #t once to the Peibo, for the purpose of looking after the fnterests of their reapeciive govern menta, and also to ald, if possible, in bringing about an adjustment of pending difficuitice, Minister Ward ia- dulges in the hope that sometbing may yet be dose to avert the fonrfal disasters in logs of life and property that will necestarily attond the expedition against the Chinese, in cage it should be carried out according to the pro- gramme laid jown by the Allied Powers, Tbe Chinese fre confident of their ability to repel and defeat the allied feet, ARMY MOVEMENTS, By order of the Secretary of War the troops St Fort Larned, with the exception of a small guard for the security of the public pro- perty, and three of the companies of the First cavalry at Fort Wire, will be immediately withdrawn to Fort Riley, there to remain for the winter, Assistant Surgeon Mechan has been assigned to duty with the recruits to sail from New York for San Francisco on the 20th inst, Assistant Surgeon Wood has been assigned to daty wth the recruits to sail from this port to Toxs ov the 3ist inst. Assistant Surgeon Wagner has been assigned to duty with the recraits to leave Carlisie Barracks for Texas, via Fort Leavenworth, on the 3ist inet. STATE OF AFFAIRS IN. NICARAGUA. Official despatcbes from Minister Dimitry have been received at the State Department from Nicaragua. They represent affaire as quiet, and make no mention but that the relations with this government are now of the most amicable kind. There was great rejoicing that Walker was shot, among the inhabitants, who now anticipate no other unlawful American interference. COLONEL LANDER’S EXPEDITION, Advices from Colonel Lander’s expedition have been received. Ho met with success in making the Fort Koar- ney, South Pass and Hovey Lake wagon road, Lander ts now writing bis report at Sacramento for Jongreas. ‘THE TEXAS BOUNDARY LINE, The work of fixing the boundary line betwoon the Ter- ritories of the United States and the Stale of Toxas has been completed, under the superiateudence of Commis- sioner John H. Clark. That oflicer, with a party, et out for Fort Smith, where they arrived on the 28th. The party will bere be disbanded, when the Commissioner will return to Washington to arrange bis report and maps. THE CENSUS RETURNS, It has beeu determined to largeiy increase the force in the Census Bureau, owing to the rue of business. Additional from California, Foxr Surta, Ark., Oct 17, 1860, The overland mail from San Francisco, Sept. 23, aad Loe Angelos, Oct. 2, arrived at eeven o'clock this morn- ing On the 15th of September Licut. Beale, accompanied by Fred, Keileo, arrived at Fort Majobe on the Colorado river, Fity days were occupied in reaching that potat from Westport, Mo. The party were all weil. along the route from about 120 miles from the plase of starting the Lodians were bostile, aod the Liewtenaut was strongly advised not to make the experiment; but he reached his destination without the loss of & nan or ani- mal. He had fourteen mea, forty bead of cattle and two wagons, Benle reported the road in good coadition; but owing to the determined bortility of the Iodians he would pot epoonrege emigrants to go that way, as thelr stock Would bo in danger, AB 6000 we protection is allurded by the goveri meut the route may be traversed with advan- tage. it was reported at Los Angelos that the Indians bat atiacked the store of settlers at Fort Deflance and held pomreesion of the post for ajx bears im the face of four companies of United States troops. Operations were about ty commence al \he Tewniacal | Yin mines. Large purchases of stock 12 the vartous loads bad been made by Colonel Fremont 904 others, who bavo the utmost confidence in the enccene of the enterprine Sr. Josep, Oot. 17, 1800, ‘The arrivel of treasure from Denver City for the week end lpg October 17 is #23 443. There ts uo uewe of Importance, New York Assembly Nomination, Aubany, Oct. 17, 1860. The Democratic Assembly Conveution for the Third district of Albany county nomivated Henry Lansing for the Assembly to-day. The Democratic sasembiy Convention of the Fourth dis trict have nominated Wm. Wheeler, of Cohoes. The following are republican Assembly nominations:— First district, John 1. Slingeriand, of the last Assembly; Second cistriet, L. Benedict, Jr. New York State Polittes. Arnasy, Oct. 17, 1860, The Congressional contest between Corning, democrat, and Olcott, republicaa, is very close. Mr. Corning leaves for Chicago soon, to attend the Barch trial, and will take nO personal part in the canvass. There ie some talk of the Breckinridge men nominating Mr. Olcott, who if a rich old democr*t, The democratic majority in Albany county, tt is estimated, will be reduced 4,000, as com- | pared with the last Presidentini election, giving the county to the ant! republican ticket by from 690 to 1.000. Gov. Seward left for Aubarn to day, after seeing the Prince of Wales of for Boston. Scuxnwcrapr, Oct. 17, 1560. Schenecta¢y ceunty ia dowbttal. Good judges, how. ever, give two hundred Lincoln majority. Vibbard (Dovgiss dem), for Congress, will carry the city and county. It is doubtful about the otber portions of the district. Myers, the Breckiori¢ge candidate, is making some show. Airany, Oct. 17, 1860, ‘The American County Convention, held to-day, endorsed Erastus Corning for Congress, and resolved that it was inexpedient to make bominations for other officers. Execution of Criminals in Texas. Fort Sur, Ark., Oot. 17, 1860, Two young men, late of this city, Fraok Rivers and Bob Montgomery, were bung bear San Antonio, Texas, on the 20th uit , for horse stealing. Proposed Traae Exatemsion of Philadel- P . Ciurretanp, Oct. 17, 1960. A party of forty members of the Philadelphia Board of Trade arrived bere today from Philadelphia. They were received by ® committce from the Clevelasd Board, and will meet the Board and citizens generally at the Board of Trade rooms to morrow. The object of the excursion {y for establishing more extensive business relations be- tween Philadelphia and the Northwest. The party leaves to-morrow night for Chicago and the Weat, The Young Guard, of Richmond, at Umore. Batimone, Oct. 17, 1960. The Young Guard, of Richmond, a fine military corps, arrived here this afvernoo, and were receired by the City Guard, They will participate in the Park cclebra- tion on Friday. Earthquake at Saco and Montreal. 8400, Me., Oct. 17, 1860 A severe shock of an earthquake was felt bere this morning, rocking buildings, ringing bells, dee, It was ac- by & lovd report. — ev Mowranat, Oct. 17, 1880. A plight shock of an earthquake was felt ail over Cana- da this morning. ‘The rteamer Ontario, while entering this port, sboa three o'clock this morning, ran into and sank the large bark City of Ogdensburg, tying at anchor outside, in | ighty feet of water, Sbe sack in len than three minutes ‘after the collision, the crew tmving barely time to escape with nothing bat the clothes which they had on. The vas- ser was light The sicamer sustained only» alight damage Weather Keport. Avovers, Ga,, Oct. 16, 1960. ‘We bad @ heavy frost this morning, the thermometer 4 the frowsing pint aud ain toe he alghbor ens. Salling of the Canaca. Bowron, Oct. 1, 1890. ‘The Canada sailed at eleven o'ciock, with seventy pw sengers for Liverpool and eincteen for Halifax, and $3,700 in epecte. Southern Ocean Steamer Movements. Savamman, Oct 17, 1960. ‘The screw steamabip RR. Cuyler arrived at Trhee at ph eo 16m inst, in Ofty-aine NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, ‘The Lows of the Connaught, THSTIMOMALS PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN WILSON AND TRE OFFICERS AND CREW OF THK MINNIE SCHIF+ FER. Boston, Oct. 17, 1860, ‘The Humane Sosiety have awarded a medal of the high- eet clase to Captain Wilson, of the Minnie sobiiler, and Siiver medal to Thomas H. Connaughton, mate, with $10 to each of the crew. A resolution expressing the grati- tude of a) the friends of humanity for the noble conduct of the captaint—Leiteh and Wilsoo—was aio adopted. News from Pike's Peak. Oxaua Ort, Nebraska, Oct. 17, 1860, The Denver City mail coach, with six passengers, bringing Denver datea to the 11th inst., reached here at nine o'clock to-day—time'through, five days aud eighteea: hours. $14,000 in gold dust came by express, and $6,000 jo the hands of passengers. Gordon, the murderer of Galte, was hung at Denver 00 the 6th. He made a ful! confeasion of his crimes. The mixing news wae unimportant. Markets. PHILADELFHIA 8T0CK BOAXD, PuILADmLrHls, Oot. 17, 1860. Books dull Pomnsytvania State 6's, 07% Road- tng Railroad, 2354; Morris Capal, 653; ; Inland Rat!- on Pennsy’ 41%. York at par to 1 20 per cent premium. New Oaigans, Oct, 17, 1860. Cotton firm: sales today at 10%c. alc for middling Flour dull at » Pro Visions dw, Fee weak of the market nage, 6 rest market unc! Mosix, 1860. Cotton gales to day 6,000 bales. at 10go. & wae bya middling sales of three days, 16,000 bales; receipts of three days, 7,250 bales. SAVANNA, Oot, 16, 1860 Cotton eales to-day 1,400 bales, with a ‘better feeling in the market: good edly Ue. CHARLESTON, Oct. 16, 1860. Cotton rales to-day 3,000 baics, at ao Advance’ in two day of 24s, © 34¢.; good middling at 11 \c. Barrmors, Oct, 16, 1860. Flour active and Qrm: Howard street ‘and Obie $6 15; City Mills held at $6 50.0 $6 624; Wheat firm: red, $1 30 A $1 40 white, $1 45 a $1 65 Corn’firm: yellow, 0c. a 726. Provision! pteady and unchanged. Collee firm. Whiskey active at 2230. Purcaparrma, Oot P44 . Flour firm Wheat active and advanced 20. 10,006 bushels, white at $1 40 4 $1 60; red, $135 nen Corn has 4 declining teadency; yellow at 736. Provisions quiet, Whiskey steady at udc. a 240. Ausany, Ot. 17-1 P.M Flour dull. Wheat no rales, Corp steady at 67}¢0. for Western mixed; salet of 20.000 bushels. Oatr at 36%o. for State: eales of 4,000 bushels. Barley dull; no prime fam pies bore, sales of $4,000 busboie Sencea at Tac , 6,000 bushels prime canada Weet to arrive, at 850 , 6 000 hush- el# stained do. at b8c. Whitkey—Salew of’ 270 bbis. wt 3a. Avnany, Oot. 17-6 P.M. Flour tn moderate demand sod receipts Jucressing Buckwheat flour, 16°. & 16s 64. Wheat—‘ales 6.000 bufhels white Michigan, ordinary, at $1 4, 5,000 bushels Various grades KL $1624 $1 50 tor choice | Kye—Sales 4,000 burhe's at 760. Corn steady at 674°. for Weatern mixed: sales 20.000 bushels. Onta notive at 8640. for State, Barley dull, but pritme scarce and wanted: salox 4.000 bushels gond Seneca at T4c., ant 4,000 bushels Canada West at 830. ;6,600 buabels Choice do., to arrive, At 66c. Wluskey—Sulew 300 bbis. at 23340. Berrano, Oot 17, 1860 moderate de 9 Fionr steady, Wheat # mand, e Ermer: sulex 17.000 bnebeis No 1 Mab wavkee oinb at $112, 1,000 burhein extra do at €1 13, 6,000 bushels red winter Western ($119. Oorn quiet aud tower: «ales 3000 bushels at Bic. Ciner graiar quist With DO tHles Caval freights are unsettled: wheat to Now York bas bren shipped at 17 4c., and corn at 18K , carriers neking an advance of Me. Importa—8 G00 rie four, 218 C0 bushels wheat, 62,000 do. corn. 6,000 do. oats,and 1,500 > barley. Exports—2,000 bbis. dour, 140 060 bushels wheat and 26,000 do ora BUYEALO, Oct 17—6 P.M. Flour ateady and in fair demand Wheat drmer: sales 26,000 busbels No. 2 Chicago epring at $1 05, 25.000 buehels No. 1 Milwaukee club at $1 12a112% 14 400 bushels extra at $C 13, 6,000 bushets red winter at $1 18, Cora closed firmer: salve 40,000 bushels at 550.» Sec. Oate—Smail siles at We. Whiskey nominal at lc. Canal fretghte—60s on flour, 1730. 0a wheat, 16K on corn to New York. Importe—8,000 bbls. tloar, 89,000 bushew wheat, 48,000 bushels corn, 33,000 haahels oats Canal expurts—-96,000 bunicls wheat, 12,000 bushels cura. OswaGo, Oot. 11-6 P.M. Flour unchanged. Whoeat in good demand, bot market unsettied acd lower: salen 3000 bushels red State at $1 28, 2,000 burhols white Gonesce at $1 38, 5.060 bus ele winter red Wentern at $1 2557, 6,006 bushels do, at $1 26, 5,000 bushels do. wt $1 96%, 13,000 busaels No. 2 | Chicago epring wt $1124, 7,600 dunhels do. we $1 ite 10,000 bun ;toarrive, and 14.000 bushels No 1 Mil: Waukee ci on private terms, Corn held out of the mar. ket and cogales Barley unchanged, but quiet. Rye and oats quiet. Canal freights easier, but not qnotasly low. er: flour 44c., wheat 14c., corn 13c ,% Now York. Lake importe—47 200 busbols wheat, 2,100 busnels corn, 6,000 bushels oats, 6,500 bushels rye. Canai exports— 4.170 bbis. floor, 6,060 bushels wheat, 1,000 bus seis sorn, 24,000 hushela barley Curcaao, Oot 11-6 P. Fiovr cul! and Sc. lower. Wheat firm, bat ic. lower: ‘fales 91,000 bushels at 890. for Northwestern club; §7c a BTige. 1or No. 1, 83 5c. a 84346. for No. 2 in store, Core pteacy: sales 10,000 bushels at 370 m 370, in store. Oats dull Receipte—3,700 bbis. Som 145,000 dushels wheat, 33 000 bushels corn, 14 000 bushels oats. Ship- ments—T00 bbis, flour, 65,600 bushela wheat, 17,500 burhel# corn. Freights dull: 20c. are asked on ‘whoat to Boffalo, Sight exchange on New York dull at 1 per cent premium. Ciwcsn an, om 11, 1960, Flour market — with a 4 declining tendency at $5 8 $6 10 for ew Whis- key deol Sac, mt ny Ghucen-dolders offer free; det show po disposition to press eales, at Bic. for sboul- ders and 15%c. for eides. Brooklyn Clty News. Boaxn oF Surexvisons.—The Board of Supervisors for Kings county held @ etated meeting at the jail in Brook- lyn yesterday afternoon, Supervisor Smith in the chair, ig the absence of the President. Mr. Crook presented a petition from F. T. Stallkknecht, complaining that persons arresiod oa charge of crime were mace to pay Siz dollars by the County Clork before they could be released from jail, on tendering bail. He instanced the case of a boy of eleven years old, named David Anderton, who bad been ro arrested, aad for whom the petitioner bad offered to become bail, when he was told that he could not, until he paid six dollars, which, on his refusing todo, his vail was refused. A frie et his afterwards became bail for the boy, but after #'gu the bail bond the releare of the boy was refused, and ~ wae kept in custody several houre after the bond was signed, and till the moncy was fortucoming. The peti Loner further stated that he was given to anderstaad that the rum was demanded ase perquaite to the Dutrict Clerk, and tbat if the practice was jogal it was disgraceful to the county On motion of Mr. Cxoox, the petition waa eubraitted to the Law Committee. The Committee on Special and Local Taxer, to whom ‘Were referred the reports of the Sewer aud Water Com- Missioners, reported, recommending that the eum of $60,- G00, naked 'for to moet the deficteucy to pay the interest ‘on water loao®, and $25,000 for ewer purposes, be not placed on the estimates for the current year, ae not being Immediately required The report was agreed to A report wat presented, with a commucioation, from the Excise Commistiouers, toforming the Board that the commirsioners had in baod upwards of $13,000, applica bie to the Lunatic Asylum, ant it was resoived that tne County Treasurer make mpplioation for tho money, and lodge it in the Contral Baok, and w default of payment to tet tute legal proceedings. ‘The order of the day, reiative to the obteining of a rite for, and the erection of, « county court house, was nid on the vable, pending the aotioa of the Comm Counc Rome further borinees wae tracesetet, and the deard adjorrped to the iret Wednesday ta Novemoer ‘wx Catmoue Crorce tN Hicks Sramer —The pew Ca. thotic church which has been in course of ereetion for several months put is now approaching completion. It ie no leas attractive on account of the beauty of ite tn terior Goinh than for the elegance aod taste of its ex terior architecture 11 standa oa the corner of Hicks aod Warren streets, aud is @ decided tmorovemen! fection of the city. Nothing can beautifal than the Interior of the building, ‘The frearoes, with whieh the cei. nd walle are eatire- ly covered, are by Signor Uresceontni, of Lagano, and © nor Angero, of Turtn. In compliance with requeste fr bumerous quarters it bar been decided to open the church to the gepersi pubite from tbe 2st instant to the 31 of November, previous (0 its consecration. A small sum wil! be charged for admigsioa, waich will go in wid of toe building fund. ‘Tre ALizogp Roungar on 4 Ferny Boxt—Oornxcriow — On Priday evening, the Sth inst., aman named Francis Capo, while crossing (he Greenpoint ferry, waa robber of $67, which be acoused John Forman and Peter Edwards . The latter were arrested and taken before joe Brennan, who, after an iT bel ine into the face of the case, bovorably discharged both the accused. ‘Tre Cawraion ov Maseacettesrts. Hon. Feary Wilson delivered an oration at East Boston, last Monday, on tho free labor and free law-loving men. The mocting wat for the most part, of the workingmen of the Gi g2 ri i A i a i i OCTOBER 18, 1860. —TRIPLE SHEET. New York Medicat Coliege and Onarity | Hosptial. j The introductory lec'ure tw the regular course of in- | struction in this valuable medical institution was de- livered in the grand lecture rvom of the Thirtecath etroot college near the Fourth avenue, by § Doremus, Professor of chemestry. §There was an overflowing audience of both Sexes present. Dr. Doremua degen his lecture by observing that he felt honored in being permitted to be the first to open the interesting lectures of the soagon, and expressed the hope that the voturies of me- dical science wonld gather fresh stores of useful in. formation from the eminent men who would from timo | to time addrers them. He svou after proceeded to per- form some very ioteresting chemical experiments, many of which are familiar to our readers, especialy those | who are #tudents, from their frequevt description. Tho | mort interesting of these related to the nature and pro- porties of carbovic acid gas, which be experimented upon in ita threo forms:—Firei, the gae in its gaseous state, next | in its Hquid form, and lastly in sta solid form. Ia ite latter | condition he showed that the gas was very cold to the | touch, even more #0 than snow, Io the course of his able ex- perimenits, of which it is next to impossible to give a con depeod description, he alluded to the delusion of Faliron- heit, who believed that when he hed reached zero le bad got to the lowest polut of the barometer, and that there Could be HO More Deat after auch & degree. Bat modern scienee had overturned the idea of Fahrenhett, and now thows that we may go down to 220 degrees, or even 240 below zero, He then proceecet with numerous very in- teresting experiments with carbonic acid, mercury, water, ether, Se, his large audieace giving’ him their | silent attention | At the conclusion of thesa useful experiments, which elicited much applause, Profeesor Dorsmus proceeded to descant on the nature of medical practice aud the duties of those youvg men wno have set themacives apart for studying medical scieuce. The field of this study, ne said, Was Wide. Anatomy was one of the principal things to be learned, and for tbis the student tad yet ouly to study drawings, but be was absolutely compelled to deat with the buman body itself, A good physician must or ought also understand botany, therapeutics, chemistry, paycology nd all the ovber sciencea which » to bis profession, And he should not only be skilled Wow to treat the sick, but he should aiso be prepared to prevent the inroad of disease by hygienic aud prophylactic means. He should alno give Bome attention t» meteorology—s solence that is full of beauty and interest to the sapiring student, He beat wlluded w the excellent advantages for dif- fusing information possessed by the college in their weil arranged wad extensive anatomical mu- #evum. which Was copied from Guy's Hospital, London, and pointed out Lo the studeat the atvantager Lo be de" rived from the caretul study of the varied objects of in- terest therein contained. He exhorted the young disci ple of Exculapive not to know any North, any South, apy ust or any Weet in their profewsion, (applause.) They Mmurt be united, because tovir calling was « uaited one, numbering among ite members represevtatives from every State of he Union. He conciuded by speaking of the advan- lager to be gained by the establishment of # hospital im connection with th» college, an jnatitution that will sinnd, ae it were, midway between the New York Hos- pitaland Bellevue The want of such an establishment bad long been felt, and be was glad to say that 18 auc cease was NOW bo longer A Mater of doubt, The New York Medical College were doing everything tu their power for thead vance of the medica! studies of the young meu who re under their care, and pew advantages are every day opened to them, Toe Profetsorsbips bad beea increased to twelve; @ separate Chair bas been instituted for toxieo » and the course of lectures bad been extended from three to six months. A clinical coarse hed also been decided upop, and the studenta would in future have t> be examined very carefully, not only by tho regular professors of the college, but by a medical board of censore appointed for that purpose The move ment for the erection of the hospital he warmly recom. mended to the trustees, as well as the ladies and gon Memon present, aod after paying & high compliment to al) those whe bad aided in the work, be couciu ted his peer two hours and a half by sume practical obser- vations. Personal Intelligence. Col. J.B. Danforse, of Louis; Judge EB. K. Foster and son, of New Haven, Charles Kimer avd party, Jersey, are stopping at the Lafarge House. of Troy, N. Y.; J. H. Coburn and party, of Alveny, apd E. McDonald aad wife, of Wisconsin, are BLopping at the Everett House. Mr FB. Bawkeworth aud wife, of Sheffield, Eagtand; C, 8. Fowler, of California; Powhatan Weisiger, of Kica mond; Hk! Loughlin, of Wiecucsin, aod Mra. T. R. Mal lory, of Florida, are siopping at the Metropolitan Hotel. Rey. William Stevens, of Nash’ |. H.; J C, Spaneer of Dwight, Dl; H. Doppell and fi ly, of New Orlow A, Anderson, of 3¢. Angustive, Fla; EP. Jeffers and Mr. McBerney and wife, ali of Boston, were amoug the ar rivals at the Breevoort House yesterday. Dean Richmond, of Puffaio; J. W Garratt, Preeideut of the Baitimore aad Ohto Railroad; J. £ a PAOD, rident of the Pennsyivania Contral Railroad; Corning, of Albany; 1. ©. Woodruif, of Butfalo, and W. A Moncureé, of Richavad, Va., are stopping at the St. Nicho- tas Hote!. Baron do Wetterstedt, Minister from Sweden to the | United states, Dr. E. B Martia aud family, of Savaunah; | J. Martin, of Florida; Cbaries Vezin, of’ Phitadolphia; | ‘AR. Ross and W. Teno, both of Bermuda, aad De. B ten. at Waterbury, Conn., are stopping at the Clarenion | Among the arrivais at the Brevoort House yestorda: were Mr. J.C. Spencer and Mr. J. Ledne and wife, the host wad hostess of Renfrew Lodge. It waa at Mr. Spea- cer’s house the Prince of Wales by sso while shootiog at Dwight, Dl., and where be did not hesitate toay that it | ‘the pleasantest week be had spent since bis arrival in amerion, Among the passengers by the Arag>, on Satarday last, was Mr John Casseil, of the eminent publishing firm of Cassei, Petter & Galpin. of London, who has been reid. ing some months in this city, in order to bring out an American edition of bia (/lustreted Family Bible, aud other illustrated works. The circulation of the Mible alone has reached the immesse nuniber of 250,000 copies in Fogiand, and is steadily increasing here. Gov. John Letcher, of Va , and staff, Ooi. 8. A. Parker, Major J. 5. Calvert, Gen. 0, G. Clay and RK J. Owen have arrived home after @ tour of tuspection over the Bait more and Obio Ratiroad Ex Governor Seward aud Lieut. Governor Campbell are in Albany Ton, 1), E. Somes, of Maine, aud Hoa. W. G, Whiteley, of Delaware, are in ‘Washivgton. Commissioner Greenwood and party bave returned to Washington. Military Intelligence. STILL ANOTHER MILITARY VisiT. The poopie of New York are to be treated to still another military excitement by the arrival in this city of the Buetoa National Guard, Captain Hyde, which event will take place on the 8ta of November. They will be re- ceived bere by @ detacument from the Righih regiment ‘The corps will number seventy five members un the oora- | Bloo of Wbeir vieit,and will be dressed in uniforms siniier to those worn by the Greys of New Haver. The velo brated Germania Band will accompany them, ant they will travel tn strict military etylo, rleeping and eating on the boards of the armories which hg be isid at their command. Toe Guard will probably remain here until November 12, when they will go ton w Lavon on & visit that city. The Lada . & Webster Sewing mM. may now be hed for Fifty Dotlara, at 600 Itsendway. mph of the Trath,—The GROVER & BARKER Pewing Machine, at the late Us\ifornia inte (air, held at oan Francisco, was awarded the bighmet Drecnium, above ail otter reqing mackines ta compeuson, ‘The Hest and Cheap Mactine in Market for 610. STRVE a Family Sewing S & O0., 128 Bromdway. Betcheior's Wigr, big ge and Hetr | Dye have improvements sarpaming Gli uhers; natural and easy; 9ertoes /4, 0 Kuruing ap bewind, mo. 16 16 Hood etree jon & Son's draggiets. jexton,’* Phalon Prive 800. per bottle | “Re “A Olear Comp! exion Destred by aul Cream.” ladies «Use PTLALON's “Rnow White Oriental a's Hiinstve Wiga Novelty; | ; no taming ap behind, 290 Broadway, Merry’* Tricopherow : hyn on Hest and henpen article for a hewaufying, carling Qreesreing and resoring try + foie by all } cromeiaa. | HuVe Heir Dye © © , Biack or) Brown, best in use, Depot No 1 Barclay street, and at all erupt, Be atifal c Complerton —Latird'’s Liquid Pear! S52 Figertng ® ces an having no equal for beautl: Jenon ant skin. Sold at all Sees Freep mu, Whirkers, Gourand’s Poudre Subtile Speers Mate Pee we em: Warranted, at rina depens eT 7 and 499 Broadway. table Cater *, a. and wait the oc votenance, No. 1 Maralay ot. Cristadoro’s Hatr Dye. oR and Toua- pees; tne bent to che sree; ote Fetal, aod the Dye Drvsiely applied, No. 6 Amor Goarsed on ‘ nae’ ~ Rouge . alker crest Serotaia.—A Few Bottles of Kenmed ee ee worst cam Giv arse for ‘Disenses Inet- smeegers rameetne Here you have that one At You Love eee Res 7 aniiinen of R, Franc Lotter ae Cass 248 Ooronnne 17, 160. 65, 36, 3h, 46, 10, 55, 25, =, 1. souipariy Lovrenr, Chass 185. Oorowes 17, 1880, we 6, 65, 7, Gi, 62, 30, 14, 62, 69, ro 4? 64. Dirouiare cent free Of charge, Dy MaromtO oe ‘Wilmingion, Delaware. Bowsex C 2, 22, Drawings of th: "Delaware P ~paaee Lote teries —WOOU, BUOY DELAW ANE, KENTU 17 1B Te a, ore 6, 52, 0B. DaLAW AR EO aes 406, wor oh ", ‘60 16, 66, 34, 67, 71, 46, 3, 6%, 63, 74, 35. i » by addressin tither wo , Wiloiagtion, Delaware, OY 400, m. Louis, Misavurt. ‘Or 40 WouD, “On this Heae, My Lora.” —We mean, of course, on our bead, iy one Of KN. X'S famons Hata, and we have been « beter aud wiser man ever auce we bave worn it. ‘There ia A closer relallorabio belwoen s nice fitiog hat and wisdom than is generally realized, for the ouueide Of the bend {5 very often typios! of the inti¢#. Call ou KNOX, No. 312 Bronawny, and be wil tell you aif about it has Introduced the White, ¢ the Hai Hes. neat and gay. At 216 Jroad- Newoagua Solt way. bo Shirts, Shirts—<tx ror $8 Made from the best Am: skeag and Wamautta Mua ling. Depot 106 Chatham street, corner of Pearl. Overcoats Biack and fancy eloth,. Binek wnd (aney beaver Bleak and faney pilot laneimere, Cklvict, Bailuet Ac., ‘At Bvani Himbait & Sp y 4 Ambroty hs in ev ryt aD oar yee, wera ery style, Democratic Photographing, 24 Por- traita, $1.—I'rince Cod and Lord Hod exnibited at HOLM AS? gallery, 395 Broads. ay. Steinway & Sons’ Overstrung Grand And square Pianot are now Considered the beat manufactured; ps perened for five years. Warerooms 82 aud $4 Walker ee Herring's Patent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, 281 Brondway, corner of Murray sire, jew kork. Finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine Com. prny.—All machines warranted to give perfect astiafaction money re(unced. Agents wunted. Broulway, N. ¥. Grover & Baker's Celebrated Notssless Sewing Machines the best {nue for f 495 Brondway, New York, and 1°2 Futon «tn Married, Detavo.—~At 8 Mary's Episcopal chureh, on rewber 2, by the Rev. D. V.M. Johnson, Jamxs 2 MARIA JONRPHINE DELANO, both of Brooklyn. AUCKRL.—at Memorial chareh, ta this eiuy, October 17, by tho Rey. Etwio OnGK W, MONTGOMERY to Hes A, RUCKEE, ali of this e'ty SAVAGE—PIKE—On Tursday, October 16, by the Rov. Gorge © Lucas, aseistea by ‘Rev, 8. D. Burchard, D.D., Josmrn W Savace to Sarai F , daughter of Nowh T, Pike, Heq. , of this city sHaW--Witnk—On Wednerday, Ootober 17, at the Chureb of the Divine Unity, the Rey. James Floy, DD, WiLuaM SHAW to FNMA, videst daughwer of Robert N. White, H¥q., apu mtecc of the officinting clergyman. ‘Srepes—-MCKuRva —On Wednestay, October 17, at Calvary charch, by tne Rev. Dr Hawks, Wiudam Sraiey, Jr, of Hoog Kong, China, to Mies Manton McKeavar daughter of the tate Commodore J. sicKeover, United Stawe Navy Raltimore and Warbington papers please oopy. WHyLaNp—Vinexwr —at the restieuce of the bride’s father, i» Ajenia, New Yerk, on Tuesday, October 16, by the Rev. JW. Hoaon, Rarrm Warriaxn, key , of this city, to bites Geonoux, daughter of Evert Viavent, Faq Grey Tuerd: Greeny MosiGOMERY city, on Wes R. P. Covk, ¢ Died. Borp.—On Tuceday morning, October 16, Jammy H. Pox, of Houtgowery, Orauge county, age! 43 years. ‘Tbe relatives and Iriends are reapostlully juvited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, No 910 Broad- way, between Twentieth and Twenty (ret streeta, this (Tnorsday) aiternoon, at two o'clock His remains will be ilerres in the Greenwood Sometery. Camvumtt —On Wednesday morniog, Ostober 17, Mrs. Mam A. Caxvueit, widow of the late James Campbell, ugee 66 years ‘Her frieads and those of her song, Jamee and Malcolm, ‘and of ber tons in law, Charlies Eames, Samuel L. Gouver- nour, Jr., ard Alexander Gaw, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, without further invitation, ut the Madison equare Presoyterian charch (Dr, Adams’), on Friday witernoon, wt ball past three o'clock. Weahington, L). ©, papers please oop] CaRnoL. —Un Tuesday, Octoder 16, Axonew Cannot, on of Nicholas and Ellen Carroll, aged 1 year, 11 months aod 24 day! grandfather, The frieu’ ja of the family and those of bis Micbacl Guflney, are reepecitwily invited to attend the foveral, thie (tharsday) afternoon, at balf past two o'clock, trom the residence of his parents, Division street, near Fort Green, Brooklyao. Commuyor.—At Hempstead, rid 1., on Wednesday, Octo. ber 17, NevxMian Dewror, son of Adrian V. ~ Mary A. Cortelyou, aged 14 years, 2 months und 21 day The frienus of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of nis brother in-law, Mr. Bedell, No. 149 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, om Fri- & Afternoon, at two o’elock. OU v '» October 17, Maxcaney Ov- Oo W IAN, &{0ative of county Laitrim, Ireland, aged 36 years, Her friends and acquaintances are respsctfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, from ber late resideace, 67 Weat Eighteenth street. CovantaN.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, Ostober 17 Jamms COUGHLAN, formerly « grainer, of ‘New York, aged 44 years and 8 months, Tie trieucs and those of bypty => dye ly tn. Vited to attend the funeral, on Friday afteravoa, at two o'clock, from his 'ste residence, No. 200 East Thirtieth street, corner of Third avenue, Cualantos.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October 16, Joux (CkmonTox, nepbew of the late John Fitztimona, ands tates of Edeuderry, King’s county, Ireland, aged 42 ears 2 The frieods of the fawily, alee his brothere-in-iaw, Patrick Ford, James Riony aud John Dillon, are respect: fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thureday) after neon, at half past three o'clock, from bis inte residence, corner of Carleton and Atlantic avenues, Brooklyn. Cautorni and Ireland papers please copy. Roax —On Weooesday, October 17, Jomayxa Euan, aug bter of Tames and Aloe Fegan, aged 4 montus The frievus and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thia (Thursday) afternoon, two o'clock, from their residence, No, 258 Division stree | without further notice. Frurevas —At Factoryrilie, 8 L,on Tuteday, October | 16, Bykon B. Femnman, in the 18th year of bis age. Yuneral rervicws in the Refurmed Dutch churcli, Port Richmond, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’civck. HAGAN —On Wednesday, October 17, Carinae, the beloved wife of Bernard ‘Hagan, a native of Eakeragh, county Tyrone, Ireiand, aged 37 years The (riends aud relatives of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, ov Friday gfterpoon, at one 'c.0ck, from bee lave residence, No. 184 West Thirty Gfth mreet. Kenwxy.--On Wednesday, October 17, Mancaner Kew NY, wife O€ James Kenney, agot 28 yours, ® native of county Cavan, Ireland, Hes frveads and relatives are rempectfully invited to at lead the faweral, from ber late residence, 222 Weat Ful. ‘eth street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'siock. The re- imaine wil be taken to Calvary Oractery for intermest Locxirt —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, October 17, Gronarie Hatnis Looxrrt, daoghter of Charles and Maria Jane Lock itt, aged 3 years and 6 weeks. Particula "sof funeral in tomorrow's paper. Lion ~at Black Rock, Conm ,oa Sunday, October 14, at the residence of ber grandfather, Levy Lyon, Missa Mat VINA LYON, aged 16 years und @ Jaye MeCoigas —Oo Wedpesiay, Ovtober 17, Micnazi Mo. Covwas, son of Dommick aad Elien McOulgan, aged 18 years ‘The fonmeral will take place on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, trom the residence of bis father, No. 6 Stanton street. Broonlyn [avdonderry (ireland) and Pittaberg (Pa.) papers please copy. Mekwor —On Wednesday, October 17, Davin McEvoy, brother of P. MeBvoy, of Saviimore, county Dowa, ire ‘The iriepae wad relations are respectfully invited to at tend ihe funeral, frow hus lato residence, 26 Uberry street, teruoon, &t ono o'clock. To proceed w Cal: joeeday, October 17, Wiuzam Mo- town of Omagh, county Tyrone, (Hewes apd acquaintances are respectfully invited to avsend the funeral, from the reeidence of bia mother, 29 Seventh avenue, 00 Fricay afverouon, at half past ove daugh- Newman, aged 2 yours, UL tk Nawsan —Ov Tuesday, October 16, Haxnier J ter of Joi ). aod Harriet J. months and 25 cape he 10 ~—. friends of the family are respectfully invited her {nperal, from the residence of her parents, No. err] Eat ae ghih street, this (Toure day) aflernoon, at one 0" O'*K rere. —On Wecnesday, Uctobor 17, Micuam. Antuve O'Kane The friende of the family are rerpeotfally invited to at tend the funeral, from the residence, No, 466 Oana! atroet, Oo Friday aftersoon, at two o'ck om, Pespuxros —On City Isiand, Town of Pelham, on ‘Toerday, October 18, Antinecaner 1... eldest non of Am- brose and Priaciila M. Peudietou, aged 24 years, | month and 2 days. Reckiand, Me., papert p' Raw aa Fiisavath. N 7 we Frcedny evening, Octo. Davin Rab, aged 63 years, be Prieade aad aoquaiy tances of the the family are respect. Siesoe attend the faneral the residence of hia brother, William Reid, at Bimbo, N.J., this (Thure- ake og two o'clock day ) sherscon. at bail Rings On October 17, Jomw Raney, only won src nary age 8 ty The friends and seq unintanons are rexpootfally inv! to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) wiernooe, at tro o'clock, from No. 81 Roomevei: aircet. Srann# —The funeral of the late scam fm will take piece thie AMernoon, at ietocks, from The friends of the f fend witvoot further & Wass — Oo Bu uneay, Oevober 14, Samvson M. Was, 0 relatives and [rieude of the family are pespootfull | Anvited £0 attend tbe funeral tron, tea pot of PA epts, corper of Notiram mvenue and Qunoy etn pok'y'n, on Thursday ult ¥, ee rexpectfally invited te @t- Wrrixay —Ou Pee Sor IT, of pieurisy, Haxwan Saxpp, wile of Dautel ey, wtbe Tad year of her ayo. The reis:ives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fuveral, from Her Inve remidenue, 16 Beoiord street, on friday a/leroves, at one o'clock. Boston papers p ene vopy Wastas.—lo Brookly», on Tuerday, October 16, Cama xine Waaias, oged 66 years, widow of the late ‘Pasriok Whelan, of the town of Athy, county Kildare, treland, May ber soul rest in peace. Amen, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoca, meee, from her late residence, 240 Water street, 1yn. MISCELLANEOUS, | AT BOURKT BAIT & 00, No. 251 rowdy poaite the Hal Allenton Ws Invited wo thetr lars wa om Gowv ax kee HH Warum, By the following ceiebraied makers:— On Ages Puopsnam, James Sropoase, Dario darian, Daas ‘Tivos ria Onap. Tar EC Bxsousuings & Co., 7 5. D. Jounsor, Konan vara 400, M. 1. Tomas, R 4G, Basnay, Bon't Rosmgu, Josmru BawnLl. Fazer Feta Punurs & Co., 4, ©. Lasatnc, Jas. iano, Lak i, ‘Which » they offer at as wholesale wad cy rere, AatHows LAST Al AND BEST. CoPTES OF or THE NEW YORK BUN FOR THIS (THURSDAY) MORNING. CONTAINING 7. 8 ABTHUR’S NEW BTORY, xwririeo “BIOR AND POOR.” Can be bad at all news depots, or at the office of publicaisom, PRICE ONE CENT. AY pian SERPS OE, way, core er of Du ye. WHEELEK & WILSON Should be purchased ia preference to on pan ee adapied not saiy & to family use, but also to the sewing of dram shirt makers, gaiter {iters, shoe binders, veet Malem ds of tall je CSice WS Broad ware YRRDELLS BONS —WEDDING CAR D6 A\ En-rloper of the lates: styles. 106 Pulton street, N. Ratabitabed 1418 A’. ou rn duced, » the Gre, ASS T “GIMBREDE'®_WEDDING CARDS AND Jopes, in approved etyles. and the best variety of ‘SBR BROADWAY. —JUSE INTRO. Bd woe reper. T JONES’, 10 AND B Ann STREET. % vam Om a calf Ares Boots, $4 50 root we red Bowe. ARETIOIAL, TERT rae ai RATRAT ma ment tn atmospheric pinies M. Levett's Tseese snd the faculty bighly recommend {t for giving com- fort and satisfaction bitherto urstiainsble, 12 Wavenley plage, wabed 1885. LUXURY, NECESSITY AND COMFORT —THS STAB In Matebed are ptrokeless ant ocoriens, without waterproof, beauufully colored, ia ornamental box mand the hottest or dampes: clitmata; double quantity t box; as cheay aw common lucifers; made expreealy for parlor, mex room and pitting room. tics and invelids Wil! find epecial oo: having used them once will ever packses of fifly boxes at $1; of 100 in dozens ai Beats at rerail, Paities remitung by mall sy have then ses to any part of the country by express A liberal discoumt the rade oy the ease of ten or twenty grows Address te STAKLA WAAC OO, 66 Cartan treet, New York. VICTORY AT THE EL RVe antH HOUR, “Father, Tam dying. and) wish 0 see Dr. J Bowes Doda* tbe gs d boure I hed the Doctor at her bedede. Four of eur est physicians bad fatled to benefit my duighter, 4 we a onaideres her ee Se Dr. Deda there was ett! hope. By close attention, com! aed ‘rib skill, be baa aaved my daughter's life, The doctor asye Umi without DB. J. BOYER PODS IMPERIAL WINK BITTRAS id would have tied. Her disease wna RONIU INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWFLS. Above s mu extract from a letter f, CARD.—THE THREE ELBGANTLY CARVED ROF, Sih eeariet coverings, on the Hale at the Pringe Wales’ Lay tbe Builets in tbe Prince's reception bed faruisbed the committee from the rooms of BELTER Orbe Lirondway, B™ ADVERTISING MEDIUM BL roricroso DE NUEVA FORK, PULAR SPANISH AMERICAN PAPER PUBLINARD ON MONDAY, OCT, =, HAVABA AND ANAMA STEAMERS Goxs 70 EVERY SPANISN COUNTRY, ADVERTISEMENTS TRANSLATED FRae NOTICAD LN EDITORIAL COLUMNS, TIS SPANIBE HANDBOOK” NEW YORK TRA! Tres Monet, Orrice WH Aux ewe NASTEN, LYCHOU & 00/8 SWEDISH rosn— J Bvery family ouht to hava this delictons article tn nate horse, ae it canaet, In taste and flevur, be excelind by ang cider beverage, att beng x deckied favoriie—driak to We ladies. Depa 4 White street. 1 pained ALPIRNE ore THe HRN koron DEAFNESS, AT ONCE REMOVED. READ TRATIMONY. Rare of gre Rerceuo, DEAFNKSA pum 3 Dr. Von Mosebriak: {nly and aatiatactorily. My Uauon aa ood ma ever, and I add my teatimony to bie kau An, President of the Bank of the Kepubte, Dr. Vow IMoscnmexen— Drak Sin — Take plowmre tp testifying to your mperior kil) tm ree aring My case has been cciyen up at hopelom by our best phyricigns and professora JOuN og mone, New Yorx, October ti, 1200. ‘67 Warres wvect CONBULTING ROOMS, 107 OLINTO: BETWEEN | PUrTH AN NE venom. INNER D TH, BREAKFAST of French china. plain white or richly oeoreiel. ee Also, Seu taade Wo order, wit of me, or initiate, Wy. F Daler & Oe Gi Browd wag. ISRAKES OF THE BLOOD. JR. STAFFORD 'S Iron and Sulpbur Powders are 8 adte- ole whieb anives with the Gigemind food, and em. tere with ft io ibe formation of new blood, giving ft wreagm And converting ta wastes or wornrmt paruclew Into ens, are ex, from the br the pores inwend of being de as phiegm or alone hamer. A pamphlet cow tentimonials of Gen Oazenan, Geo. Law. Simeon hb. nee many others, will be sont ers free. by mall. * ‘ar, &) cents s bottle, Powders, $1 = package, at 442 Broad way, N.Y. and all drrgwiate, F’’, MORE, DRATOUT AND VENTILATION, BUT. LLER's Pazet Wind Guard. No charge made witha suecena. Oiee 66 White street G's FIxXTU Ree The Mnrgeet semortment of CHAR VELIBES BRAG 0., do. to be found in the city ta at the store DAILBY & 00. Gh Brondwag. var ‘8 LIFE BALSAM. Denmasinn tm ite momt Erysipeten, Malt Som, Pimplen ‘vi ‘Seen eer eam Nore Pose Bores, Uke worst canna of of Whe biood, merenrtal plainta, Debiaty, liver and Kidesye inctyvent Coumimpean, cured a, rae puriter. rare "ie Hales | of cane a OnLt Tam o'= XXBIMITION yom a Pew pave pty, fa of the Fy, baa. MAGE LL Moa Si the creat bail at the Fe Dai ec =u ex TOD ART Malle AND, ‘His Awe PATENT GAS STOVES POT IN Sieur GRO. le CANNON, 64 Mast tan Tainoomib ~ CELEBRATED PATENT CRANE BIT, EOI MER en LJ WAVERLEY, 01 \OULATING LIBRA! LOKA'S PATENT by > = Se Ai ET a MARY 128 Rrondway, corvor of PARKER st SEWING MACHINE. oa. Orover & Bakery, ‘ sees ay ANANDER GAPE, LA PROOF. a