The New York Herald Newspaper, February 14, 1864, Page 8

<0 Tni—lonn.x—On, Thursday, February 42, 00 East sevenay ret a reg Tour reo. — Deer of he ie Revs dames Jorana, a residence of the bride's by the =r Pa Ntignaa. Mocomt Mocant @0 Mie} Sess Dudiin aud os ¢ papers toys Varun ‘1863, at Virginia City, Nevada Territory, ‘by the pine Rev. Mr Rossing, A. R. VaNperveer, of Caltfornia, to Eereuux A. Bexuvman, the third daughter ‘of the lete Matibew Berr: man, of New ¥: Newark ¢N. J.) please copy. Died. Burien —At the St. coe Hotel, on Thi afternoon, February 11, at six Colonel A only Seether of Major face Bubler, aged 49 years, less two ays. ‘The friends of the deceased ~and of his family are in- Vited to attend the funeral, which will take place this jay) morning, from the Church of the Ascension, eorver of Filth avenue and Tenth street, Heap ym Saturday morning » 13, Ross, the deioved wife of Kdward Bradley, Dative wf Bela ‘ware, county Armagh, Ireland. - Her remains will be taken to St. James’ church, op Monday morning, at teu o’ciock, where a solemn high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery, at twoo’clock. The friends and acjuaintances of the family, and also the Sailors’ Boardiny House Keepere’ Benevolent Association , are resvectfully mee to attead. Brown.—On Friday, February 12, Harte Avausta Brown. 0) congestion of the brain, aged 3 year and 9 months. ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery tor interment on Monday. Bropny.—On Friday, February 12, Epwarp Josxpa, Qed 1 year, youngest child of John and Julia Brophy, Doth natives of Queens county, Ireland The funeral wll take place this a (annar) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No, 193 Kast Forty. Seventh street. Crorren.—On Thursday, February 11, Rostva M., widow of Thomas B. Cropper. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully lnvited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 67 East Fourteenth street, without further invitation. Conckisx.—On Thursday afternoon, February 11, Mary Enis, eldest daughter of Walter W. and Catharine ©. Concktin The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at ‘one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 107 West Eleventh street, without further notice, CHAiMAN.—AL Stuveysaut, at the residence of nephew, Andrew Van Alstyne, Esq., ou Tuesday, Fe Toary 9, after a short and painful illuess, Joan @. Cuar- MAN, m tho 65th year of his age. The remains havo been taken to Clayerack, Columbia county, for interment. Califo-nia and New Bedford (Mass ) papers please copy. Coore.—On Friday, February 12, Wituam, youngest enild of Mathew and Ann Cooke, aged 1 year and 6 months. The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, ‘rom tho residence of bis ts, No. 304 East Twelfth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o’clock. Corey.—On Priday evening, February 12, Mra, Eusza- arn A. Corry, in the 92d year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, from tbe residence of her son, Wm. FE. Corey, No. 83 Varick street, on Monday after- 0D, at two o'clock, CodttaN.—On Satur lay, February 13, after a long and painful illness, MicHAEL COGHLAN, a native of the Darish of Hallyheda, couaty Cork, Trelabd, in the 43d year of his age. The trends and relatives of the family are requested to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his lato resideuce, 146 Cherry street. Dxveny.—On Friday, February 12, alter a lovg and = abiness, MICHAEL DEVERY, @ native of the parish of we town, Kings county, late of the parish of Cluntusker, 'y Gulway, Irelond, in the 38th year of bis age. “rue friends of the family, and those of his brothers-in- Jaw, Patrick Moloney, Andrew Cabill and Jobo Cabill, are Teapect{ully invited to attend the funeral, from bis ‘late Tesidence, 506 East Sixteenth street, between avonues A and B, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, va Saturday, Febroary 13, ManGarer Dcxn, the meres daughter of John and Mary Dunn, a native of Athy, county Kildare, Ireland, aged 25 years and 2 monthe The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 10] Gverck street: Doxr.—On Friday, Febrnary 12, Cnarvorre A Dox. The remains were taken to Bridgehampton for intor. ment. Jurtwacr,—At his fathor’s residence, Jersey City on Thursday, February 11, Fraxcg A. Derivac the 231b year of his age. Tisne —On Friday, February 12, after a short and so Lupwic Dasng, in the 60th year of his age. The fri and relatives of the family arc invited to Attend the funeral, this (Suuday) afternoon, at ope o'clock, from hig late residence, 203 Third avenue. E.zaerr.—Suddenly, on Saturday, February 18, NELeon J. KLuorr, tn the 03d year of his age. Funeral from st. Jobu’s chapel, Va Varick street , on Mon- sy morning, at haif-past ten o'clock. The remains will be conveyed = ~<a Conn. , for interment by the 12:15. New Haven trait Fanwger —On Friday, February 12, Taomas Farurn, 8r., aged 74 years. Imhe friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- Tully invited to attend the funeral, thie (Sunday) after- Deon, at two o'c! , from bis lato residence, 187 Sands Gtreet, corner of Gold Street, Brookiyn. FRAYNE.—O0 Friday, Febraary ta, Marr Catnanin, danghter of Edward and Hanah Frayne, aged 9 years and U5 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funcral, faom the residence of her parents, 140 Nassau street, Brooklyn, this (Ruvday) afternoon, at two c'olock The remains wii! be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Frravir.—On Saturday, February 13, after a long and painfol sickuees, Joerrt "FREAULT, son of Octave and Pailomene Freautt, aged 2 years. Ihe friends of the family are invited to attend the foneral, this (Sunday) aiternoon, at two o’c'ock, from tio residence of his parents. Montreat papers please copy. Vireratic:.—O0 Saturday evening, February 13, ot seven o'clock, Han FrrreraTkick, a native of the county Vellarbot, Ireland, aged 56 years, 10 months and 9 days. The friends of the deceased are requested to attend the | from bis late r ce, 27 riage street, on ay atternoon, at twoc'elock precisely. .— On Friday, February 12, Axx®, widow of Joho @native of tue parish of Fedimer, county Limer- | Hoga, ick, ireland, aged 52 years. The frieade and acquaiptances of the family are re spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, this (Sacday ) aft 1100), ab two o'e vision street, Mix.—On Saturday morning, February 13, Livoa 6, daughter of Wilham 0. aod Emma b. Hotimw, | monthi from ber late residence, Td Di ‘The triends of the family are imvited to attend the | funeral, at Zion church, Madison avenue and Thirty-eightb Btrort, thi (Sanday) afternoon, at two o’clock Kext.--On Friday, Febroary 12, Auroxp W. Ket, youngest son of Richard B. and Anne Keat, Months ond 21 days, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | aged 7 | invited to attend the iuueral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at | Ht two o'cwck, from hie late resideace, Fifty-fest street, near Tuird avenne, without further gotice. Keizy.—Maky, wife of Patrick Kelly, daughter of Jobn and (atbarive Kerwip, native of Jaines street, Dabliv, Ireland. aged 25 years, 11 m The frievds of the fun: chaoics’ niou are respect! invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 60 Last Houston street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o’clock precisely. Laecuame.—On Friday,'Febraary 12, of dropsy, Crnuis Ls Lams, aged 15 years and ] day: abe friends relatives are imvited to attend the funeral, from 101 West Thirty-third street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at ove o'clock. Lovan.—At St. George's, Bermuda, on Sunday, January 24, CLARA, the beloved wife of Dr. Inglis Lough, late of In Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, Feb |, Rowert Loxomax, in the 64th year of bis age,» ative of London, Eugland. The relattves and friends are respectlully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, 26 Lafayette avenue, ov Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Livinusvox.—On Saturday, February 13, Marr Couper, wife of Clermont Livingston, of Ciermout,in the 44h year of her The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Spvited to atieud Ube foneral, on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock —_ from her late residence, Clermont, Colum. bia county, N Myxas —On Saturday stoma ty February 15, after a ‘aod painful iiness, Extea tt), wile of tbe fon an Grow Myers, of Kings county, L. | Notice of the funeral will be given in Monday's Herald Monnison.—In Mompbis, Tonn., on Weauesday, Feb- poops Captain Joun H. Morison, in the 45th year or age. Notice of funeral will be given in the daily papers. Puiladelphia papere please cop ony MoxaGuax.—On Saturday, February 13, Joux Fraxcie x, aged 17 years, 1 mouth and 46 days, friepds aod soquaiptances of the family are re- esses Invited to attend the funeral, on Monda; ,. noon, at balf-past ope o'clock, from his mother’s ree}. dence, No. 26 perenne California papers pleat McBrpe. —On Triday, Fobrsary 12, Euzaneia, the be- Joved wife of James H. McBride, aged 40 years, ‘The funeral will take piace from her ini residence, 255 Mpntie avenue, Brooklyn, this i aa ae ee two ocluck. The friends of the family the mombers of Hohenlinden Lodge No, 56, F. and A. M., and the officers ‘804 mombere of the Fourteeath regiment Veteran Socie- Oy, ate ren wgertully rovived so salen ” ‘ubiin and Ballyshannon (Ire! papers plerse co; Vy rar aged 6h yous years iY; Mocueney.—In broogtya., \ Commodore Wiuviam fe riende of the my, eo » W. Lee, aud the officers of ay Spectt ly invited to a the i NOCD. At halt-pasy avy ad ra, trom bia eats Gen * 25 Broth et Jeph ia payors yg copy, Met, OM4LD. ; ‘inte 12, Samve, Mo- Dona vee of the ‘family, also the mom So. 9: Mount Hebron Encamp- met, No © of Southern Now York, the mombers ix S9DOFA! of the I. 0. of O. F,, are respectfully invited to at, ed Ot cheantay) afternoon, ab two o'clock ora the ‘corner of rietopbher and Hudson tre Pees. —On Saturdoy, February 19, in the t4ib ear Of bis age, CR, MS, Son % James and’ Rien MeGee- iu, of atterkenoy, CON aty Dor egtl, Ireland faperal will tals place fromf hie late reeidence, 977 street, on Motmday after: Yn, at One o'ciocK atives and friepds Are invited © Attend. Friday, February ig.+ any Mot a native of Tompinport, county Cavan We aud, ace from her inte re Ve eas (Sunday) afternoon, a.* Balt past Thg funeral will toke p 4 Sepoikd wyenve, (his are reopecttully ia- | , Bart, Union, Ludlow, BH, with 260 sp 260 wh, was heard ea ne 1 Symemicugpouaea wa, ©. Moguiston, aged 29 years apd 9 mon! ‘The relatives and friends of the are respectfully attend the funeral, this }) afternoon, at ' | Siutcivcl, fom 34 Eighth street ; February 13, after a long and ‘nful iliness, Carmanins O’Nama, & native of the * | etcuatleraghas, , county Cavan, Ireland, wm the Tne salakives and friends of the family are respectfully funeral, from residence, 139 invited to attend the fuveral, rom bere en a4 t Thirty-ffth street, on bef remaijne will be Pinierred in Calvary Ceme- ag gs tered. dour ‘muir.—In Brooklyn, on Th ea ‘an eneount cy Gxoncs A., 90n of the late William Philip, in the ai 70.08 WF driven‘across the Herald. Shoals, her to spring & Teak or 3000 strox and constants at J ¢the relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | Nerarrival at Honoluia. ‘hiso lost a bose’ with saerae cat inyited to attend the funeral, ) afternoon, at | Ship Daniel W mond, NB, was at sea Sept 1s, 30 two o'clock, from St. Ann’s church, corner Washington | Jat, cy ste be ay = eat: ut igh in 7 and Sands streets, without further invitation. Chaibam ! i rs ab i hy ce wy . Reuty —On Friday, february 13, THomas F. Remy, 3 days, son of Jobo and Margaret Reilly. The relatives of the family are invited to attend the nahi Soret hee tbat ola BS bark Plover, funeral, from the residence of his parents. Te. No, 27 Monroe nano Dec 28, bark Oriéle, Jernegan, NB, 40 street, ibis (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. was Levers ce Obl ‘on Chill Nov’ 12, Gipeey. Bodin: Smita —Oo Saturday, February 13, Wiuuam M. Sars, : Jate of Bermuda, ‘87 years. ati shai a a des Bed, Nauilinn Swain, Bo | Me "Seapets sequatntances, alo tho, members of ates do; VJ em Btn Gh t. George's Sociely, are respect ested to atten the is (Bandar afternoon, ‘bv three o’clocs, ee No, ae Uni a sasae. Sviuvan, daughter of Maurice and werne Salas the familge and. those ‘of b ing | about Nov 2, Co: frien 6 family, an er cousins Owen, John and Patrick, re invited to attead the {u- feanon, ia. D as peo NB, neral, from the residence of her parents, Firat avenue, | ‘bird between F. ifty eighth and Fifty-1 piled streets, this (Sun- th, 200 cutting in her Bark Wave, Finer’ NB, was at Barbados Jan 18, with 20 day) afternoon, at two o'clock. Sestanuesnine en Burivan.—Thomas Caanizs Suiuivan, only son of Daniel and Ellen Sulljyan, aged 2 years, 1 month and 12 Se friends and acquaintances of the family are invited |» this 1» at two &ec. ily A Ada, Hansen, . Jan 16h = iva ya we u trom NYork for Malaga, Jal Ports, Antwerp, Jan 28~In mere a ries, Saul. preg po shina anaes len neer eats oeler Tor fo. lo jor anderson, for do 0; Int ppc taae Dheriee, Parmeatoes on Satutday, Feb. | rch. for do oon: Bourse d'Anvers Belg),, Causurs, for do ruaty 6, Hos, Davis, B. Stace, father of Sra. Ele Char. |- 40; Bermatoite (Nor), Gunderson, for do do; Jobanine sla. lier, of this ci the 66th year of hit rie (Brem), Gustavus, for do 1st of Feb. ier, is city, in 660) year is age. came Jan 6—Sid able Shamrock, fees, Akyab. ViRPLANE.—At New Windsor, on Friday, February 12, | Ataoa Bur, Dec lr=n port vark Dode (Brem), Herman, wife of R, Verplank,\in the Tist year of ber | for N¥ork, ig; arthur Pardew (BH), Haynes, Yor do - Py, Susanne (Ham), Moll aud Adolph (Ham), ‘Stas invited to en o'clock, SOF co do. 10—In port brig Johanna (Dan), Thomson, for Shanghae, arr Ist, toload f0F NYor ‘CaLcorta, Dec 23— ships a Lane, for New York, lig: ‘Elvira, Andrew, for Boston, cid; Esmeralda, York: for Bombay, ldg;, Modghton, Brown, for sale; Mid night, Brock, and Guitite, "Hansconi, une; bark J U Brokman, Mecriiiis, for Wentto sea from Saugor ‘Deo ts a Ocean Rover, Wii comb, Boston; Hudson, Potter, London; 198, Cromwell, Crocker. Boston, CoLouso, Dec 30—In the roads, bark Patmos, Spring, for Foocnow, Dec §—In port ships Queen of the Sens. BP. Rous, for NYork, lig: st Ba 2 Gin, and EF ‘ letts, Wiuiama, for Shanghaez a, Kantian (in), Gor one (or NYork. ld; Foret Be . Percival; Lizzle Boggs, Dicer; Mary land, Buckininst Mester, Cloutmay; Paciic, ‘Moss, and enguin, Bre i tor Shanghae er King. Smith. unc; sche James Siller Carbonet, for Shang! ah zooTuRA, Jan 14—In port brig Hayward. for New ork 7 . Dec$0—In the roads, bark Norwegian, Musana, "fava, Jan 29—Arr brig M pine Nor), . Hona Koxe, Dec ein rt pe Tonn Ebi, Hay. Age. Frionds and acquaintances are respectful attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at from St. George’s ‘church, Newburg. ‘Van Denprit.—After a’ abort illness, Wu. S. Van Dee- BILT, in the 48th year of his age. Due notice of the funeral in Mc Bi jonday SDNRIES.. SUNSETS. “yore of New York, February 13, 1864. a CLEARED, agicaméhty Ocean Queen, Tinklepaugh, Aspiowell—D B Steamship Cou nase. Barton, Havana aud New Orieans— Spofferd, Tiestes & Steaminp Gi George, ‘Cromwell, Post, New Orleanse—H B Cromwell ward, for sale, freight or cl etl Foire. lorse, Lawrence; eamsbip Locust Point, Hoffman, Portiané—H B Crom- Gen Nowell, Mulliken; Helios. Fiat and Tan ore, Mart Samuel ‘andall, ‘for freight or a sold; Shirley, Mullen; Kalba. Henry; Norwester, Crocker; Hutefineon; Are hi “ano 8 ‘O’Brien, Gilchrist, Gan Prancisco—Mercbant 4 Car- “Bhip Cumbermere key ‘Murray, Point de Galle~Howland ndell; 8 3 Duaning, Mandarin, Parrott; Malny, resny; Dashing Wave, Seward, and & Frotbip agnor Chase. une; barks Anita, Williams for Saigon; Ship Mere Pacific, Morgan is 5 lat Partch rs mf + for Hinxpos. Le € eeacneauens 108 erenry, 8 javre— Bo ncken, ‘moy Taylor, resiting, What ‘Deane (Br), ae Cape TOWD-C J&P W Cog: al Meat scdDtes etre ee Ee (Fr), Tantel, Seren ectier & De Vertu. ioe Bombey ( 1-4; Dee 71a port ship Castt'ian. Pike, from Batavia. Bark fatto (Br), Leer Vera Max’ arr Nov 28, for NYork, ldg; bark Early Bird, Cook, from Bark Maraval” Grits, Satbados—7 T Vancouver's Island. Bark pesclstion ir). Bell. Kingston, ae i Bulle; acao, Dec ii nips Independence, Crowell, Brig Saffo (Ital), Joceavine, Gibraliat and Malla—Giro Garsington, Watson. une. ran ship: Soutbera Gulch Brig Graes Worthington (Br), Danreister, Belize, Hon—F | from Greenock, une. Sid 24d, ship North Atlantic, oFhnt Alexandre & Bons, Catentia. i Mount Vernon (Br), Warren, St Pierre, Mart—B J HaraNzas. Feb 1—Cld bark Ocean Eagle (Br), Luce, erg. ole worlie, Prindle, Barbados—H Trowb: Sonn | ins Bort 4tb, brig Fannie Lincoln, Wooster, for Portland Brig BF Nash. Lance}, New Orlesse= Bret, & Co, | next day. Brg Alruccabah, Bray, Filadelphia—R H Drummond & | Pont ay Partce, Jan 26—In port bark R Murray, from ork, arr 241 Schr Volunteer (Br), Jago—D R Dewolf. Suananax, Déc 80 port shi et. King, from Foo- Sobr Vill age Queen tee rd chee, Halifax—A Smithers, | chow, arr 4th; Monsoon. from Poort Sound ‘len hen Glov- Beir Pai New Orleans— harn, er, Remmonds, for Singapore 10th; Andes, “Burman; Sal AE Gasafes Pare ‘odes, Washington—WS Brown & | Kusse i. Wingbeil; Endeavor, Homans; rleas, oo Hy Brigham, Potter: Kingsan, Wills, and Nouparell, Smit ig Sehr M B Mangum, Beveridge, Baltimore—Bentley, Smith | utc; barks Annie W ood (Br), Dongiass, and Apollo (Brem), Schr Forest King, Boyd, Philadelpbie—J R Dorr. do; Harvest Queen, Ellery, for Nagasaki doz Biawatha, Ky r), Hagedorn, tor NYork early; Fraiter, Martin. for!Hong Kong Schr Geo Edwards, Weeks, Philadelphia—Vao Brunt & | der trom Sualand Chinchai, arr Sth: J W_ Seaver, Snow; Siggbe. Knowles; Philip I, Oakinan; Rover, Hand; Sea Bi Camopbeh, Sonie, Philadelphia—G L Batch, Weston; Cata’pa. Leary.'aud Dorchester. ‘Fulton, unc; brig sor Lane (Br), =—, Blizabethport. Mary oe for. Ningno Schr Quail, Brewster, Forismouth—W 8 Brown, Tr; Jas Law- Sehr See Perkins, ss Pp eee mt Co, bh Merril!, Sia Schr W 8 Mailier, Arey, — W 8 Bro view Schr Jane Maria. Norwich—H 8 Racke & Son, Sid Nov 30, brig Stan, Sparrow, Nagasaki; Dec 2, stip Schr raya meer 8: Cord Gilmore, Hong Kong; $4, bark ‘Usaca, Holt, Foo Schr O C Acken, Pecs, Be tora, Sicop Blackstone, Allen, Pail River—L Kenny. Slesher JR Thomson. McKaig, South Amboy. ARRIVED. ip Esperance (Fr), James, Marseill olbrattarth dayne with tadve. vo hackjce & D8 Yor Bark Belisama (of Liver 1). bg Org ae M4, with ot ‘2. bein any sem @Co. Feb 5, lat a9 23, ion a i. chow. S:mGarone, Deo2l—In port ships Uncowah, Follansbee, from Hong Kong. arr lath, vac; Continent. Howland, frou do do; Benares, Hinckley; Rainbow, Kelley; Como, Cobbs; Catherine, Foster; Tropic, Hamlin; ' Ty: phood, Salter; For tuna, Henson; Champion, Boyden; Hutehins, Lyra, Cheever, and Silas Greenman, Webber: ume: Kats VWowo, sold: barks Pearl, Sparrow. for Boston: Monvka, Bago, 40; Gricgtal a obnson, sold; brig Amy Warwick, do. days, and spoke t from Jamatca for London, pane quameere tof Faaoe"Se)s Woate Miviamerce, 34 Bom do (both ‘Sonora. Brown, Aikyab; Higbiander. days, rt rotton and hides, 'o N Meareponte & & Agelasto. Sid Aine, Jan 25—Webt to sea ship George Green, Jin company with bark Ospray. for New Bark Kieber (of Boston. Lingoin, ‘Matamoros, 23 days, with cotton and Wool, tam Bark Land Wursten Sandstadt, Matanzas, 12 days, sugar, to masve jan 30—Arr steamship Columbia, Leitch, vamivald Stet fer Get Tartx Bay, CGH, Dec 29—In port barks John Guipin, Whiting for 'NYork, disg; Carnioa Hopkins, disg; brigs rk N Boynion (of Boston), Mitchell, New Orieans. 18 s fs gare with 2 ‘eyes W Binal & Oe seein, a Reiherstelg (Ham). Oehlinann, and Nadeschda (Swe), Pyke, y 6 ‘alter Rale! vom New Orleans for | *Exyxitio, Jan 16—No vessels in p New York; 61h, off Carysfort, spoke bark Hanson Gregory, Wiawros, Dec Ii Tn por shipe ‘Hellespont, Kennard, to ‘ane for New York. Vivia (Br, of Lali hr Belle (of (ra ite RS Allen, Tr Sebr Belle (of ranviile, dy len, ‘axio, 28 days. with bigen, &¢, to BF Small & Co, r Schr Porto Rico (of Bangor). Hewitt, acer, ’ Decker. aan Sclir Wm Clark, Pearce Sehr Marv. Tice, Metities Sehr J 8 Curt's, Crowe!), Siamford. Sinamer Conaueror (UB trausport), Monroe, to U8 Quactermasicr. Btoamer New Jersey (US transport). Hoxie, Washington, in ballet: co U'S Quartermaster, “ist imal 10.AM, bansed & | hore on Watchprigue Shoal, with sails furled and & Rebter ‘alongside. ko into dock vrton, for NYork, ldg; Marmion “Argonaut 1 Warsaw, une. NB), Dugette, Falmouth, Ja American Ports. BOBTON, Ve 12—Arr barke Edward Everett, Waring, Baitimore: Conqueror. Nickerson, New Ort brige Olive, cee H Means, vee G eaey Chara, Munson. Frontera, 30 days, Drisko, and Henry, Falk Figgine: Mary Fletcher. Ten Yame, Saré hat more, a Tiere, Flora A Sawyer. Lord, Philadetphin: Sullivan, Fortress mn i ira Latireenie Below ‘bark Champion, from Phi! nso. Malbourdie NYork: t Mou: ship Joke ‘Tneker; burk Glenaivon, h—Arr bark Undine, Cienfuesos » Feb 6—Clt bark Andaman (new), Ous, Nas- rig Forester, Murray, Philadelphia, R Feb 9—Arr brig J Bickwore, Tracy. Bal- LLED. — Steamers i udeon, Bhetucker: ships curges, Caro.ine Nesmith, FE Pag nia, Schmuckert, Amelia, Amand ‘Tiger. Biba, Edward, Reporter, Excel Sth—Steamshipe Edinburg. america Queen, Geo Cromwell, Locust Point, Wind at sunset W. Columbia, Ocean | dann far temtery port. HOLMES HOLE for NYork: bo. PM— Arc achre Lois, Marblehead Paswed by. bari J Sid US steamer ‘Derk May Stetson; brig Proteus; sclirs Henry, Ada jerbert aud Mary B Dyer. lUth—Atr brigs Geo Burnham. and Olive, Philadelphia for Mowon: Ariad, Mitchell, N¥ork, ‘or Jo: schre, Dnovta, American Association, No 5] Watt Staeet—Roous 23 amp 25. ‘The fellewing approved Masters and Oficers have receiver | ii commissions from this Association :— ains Jas L Tooker; Samue) Vernon. sehr Victory; R Di a8 for Porth King echt bllen; Edwin Wallace: Jas Soule, ship Brae | sel ards Turks Ialance f ae ee ver; Chas Miller (mate); Robt R Searle: Geo W Ryder, brig | George GP Curt r Union; Buk F Peterson (uate); Heinrich Yon Heine: bng | Go; Mora A Sawyer, Philadelphia fur u Maria; Jonn Whi bark Anme: Lester © Darlin, York for do; David is Newcomb, Tang er, Va. for Wt andier, George Whitley; ecur Indian Queen: George W hin for , d 8c org elpvin. for’ Bevery, Sid David B Newcomb, Mariner, bri © os San Evisha Nickeron, seur © T zB Herbert If Doane, brig PJ King, NYork Lancaster; Christinn CE Benmiegba, bark Augusta John Campbell, bric Wm Greenish; Thomas Mo: . Pleree, Pacific; Augus Stecie, brig Maggie McNeil; Chas 8 Jr (male), ship LL Sturges. Miscellaneous. Stxamsnir Epiwourc, Capt Roskell of the Inman line, sailed yesterday for Queeustown and Liverpool. 8’ Smiib Holbronk, NYork. nase, NYork. Sid achrs Col Lester, Perry, New York; Sara McDonald, Kelley, do (aud went ito Dartmouth) NEWB KY FORT, Feb $—Sid selrs Amelia, Bayley, May agurg, Pulton, Bra les, Baltimore Sreamsuir AMERICA, Capt Weseels, sailed yesterday for EA PORT, Feb 10,8 AM—B8id schrs Shenandosh, Dexter, Southampton and Bremen. Hiton tena, 8 ecieeraph. Waging Nerrork. Bila, Whe Srraxsuir OcEAN QUEKN, Capt Tivkiepaugh, sailed yes bt, do, Idlewid, Foster; th terday for Aspin wal f ed Racer. Lag amin Tuttle, Rich, Phila Steamsuir Covvasts, Capt Barton, sailed yesterday for | Silly rhe Pbliadelphin: view maker Uy gine, Pawtnrent Havana and New Orleau! River. ing. Wood, feanfor ‘Aubs Gurdner, Steawsmir Geo Ceomwatt, Capt Post. sailed yesterday for Ryowies “battimores Speedwel, Robins, Pawtutect Rivet, New Orleans Lavncuxs—The new side-wheel steamer Excelsior, built at Stack’s yard for the Messrs Leary, was launched yester- day. The engives are being constructed by Jax Murphy & Co. With the power to be put in her and her perfect model speed may be reasonably anticipated. The is 225 feet in length, with 48 feet beam overall, and {eto be in running order io the month of May, on The new steamsh!p Fung Shuey was also launched yester: day from & S Whitlock’s yard at Greenpoint. She ts 219 feet in length, 88 feet boam, and 17 feet from upper deck to keelmber vetween decks being 7 feet, Her engines and doller were built by © H Delamater, She is intended for the Chinese wn'er Bane Martava>, apt Pike, burned by the Alabame, was formerly the bark Toxian Star, of N havi changed ber uauopality in Neve: a ah fag The temvorary rej Bhe sailed from Mauim: Mreaietered 798 tous, raied A ton im 1868, teint Vesart—-Siip Charles & Jane, of Boson, Harr ster sailed (rom © acer With’ carps of cou, was spoken Sept aod has not been beard 7 ae lith—Arr echre Samuel Gilman, Burgess, Boston for New York, RN Atwood. Kemp, do for Baltimore; WH Atwood, do for Deal's Island, PORT ROYAL, dan 31—Arr steamer Wallace, Belson, York; bark Fleeiwing, Davis. do (ond cid Feb 8.10 return); Fev 1, sehr Bitva 8 F Potter, do; 4th, bark Express job a. Crowell, do; seur Torpedo, fy Perkins, do, RCA Wards Cent vache ‘Rate. Trefeihen, ‘Boston, tawathn hr h B Clayton. Clayton. Stono, SC; Sth, bark pce rs Look, Portiand; sobr HR Coggshail, Tilton, Phi- jade: ‘sid va. fenrs La die, Overion, MYork: J allen, Newel Philadelphia; JN’ Baker, Hender Med Grace; Amos Edwaras, (—M, ER rving, NYork; 34, La nes, n, do. beArrechr Aan rk Teresa Carme: THE LECTURE SEASON, USTRAUIA'—A DESCRIPTIVE AND HUMOROUS omen Ue MATION’ Cushy late resident there), a's Hal roadway. ow Thurs ‘ ofiet PMs Admisnion 2S tente, *Y Fevruaey 18 Oe JACK GOS#ON, ingapore. The ‘and wes os bated Best Bos. OF GEN, MEAGHER 8 in the ss * soon after, when several recks we. etal, wil) give his pleasant and brilliant rec iections of heen. by . 499 tone, bolita Bae tee | ORM Lie, WINTER AND SUMMER, Kis and owned In Boston by Win Bancroft. 14k . ad Ris BRih ox, la he ute, “rhe pat othe 4 A aL ence Binth trent mute O Cee darese comme clsely. Bear pee 28 cents. ts; reser pid weats, 0'co ree R,DE CORDOVA Wi GIVE ie HUMOROUS Lecture, eprise Periz.” ot gown Mall Fiushiog ‘Coprt- abip and ¥ "at nt a Tia, Kewart, fon Baturday evening, F A Canp—New York, Feb 11—Thomas Fleetwood Roskel!, gE epmamnander of a cc a of the Liver: Co: ening. February 17. aud Philadephia oppo: leovuree appropriate from Pi oui Your unparale} oa ae pai Hed ‘40 FOL or Mant watentul H > tinue tbe bed i graieral iemembrance duriag m rites t et you will nove) on ur sad conditien of il ea ome Teel oat of ay mates nnd orev, Mice fro | WENDEL PHILLIPS inestlogatte quel ze ebaiuesiea RECONSTRUCTION, deserving sutces. aro AT run i COOPER INSTITUTE, TUBBDAY BY Pick tate master, She afth stuns th {he course eae Wea bar "Whatemen. ure red Dark Bulga, Devoll of NB. was at Hobart Town Mor 22 | MAb Ky Aap ongon, oy woulg Foi tar ater — Basan reel: Fig ata oy readies) g Jousny at nd Od Ld rane t'BayorWeianca ep! servis | We eter othe omen Dian tian vss Jorm Mekets eld only NU Blavery otice, 48 Beekme: ureet. oe re will ba taken to protect the reserved boomy! J ke peage (hereto, pee to age th a | atthe fet of Mine Dick ian a Rope 4 nd, Rings Mili vbie ap ai do" wh oll, all bart well, ay wasat Upoin Aug 18, Massachusetts of NB. at Honoluta Dee, vas bound Nort apother season. Bark Minorva, Penniman, NB, was at Sydney, NEW. Nov Pog for ‘9 2 mos cruise, ‘would leave for home Jan iy well, Piet “FINE ARTS, ON VIRW AND POR SALE — A Rutherford, painted for is re INE nion ark America ree ‘of Holmes’ Hole, was at Mauritiue | and exh! ied in 1868, at Geo. Covell & Co.'s, 42 Jubn atrest, Dec aa 00 o England. i New York, 4 @ Jobn ot rom baring taken 400 i SOLDIER WIVES AND SWRRgIIEART Od aD and BO Hw Hp | £9 de visite of Cainp Life, very funy. 12 the set, mal ave. nad both were bound toernigo and Fhotograr Moore @> pects to arr sores kas, Flow: Cwere. of NE, fl. arytc boat beason hee bound te e | Honolulu Deo Te 700 Lire “{uracas) ALPACAS! ALF ye sent market Ladies will find tea eros sesenaee ts Gi err Lt itt oe Rea FROM scanrmas ir aupare, olasee 3, By: pape 314 BOWERY. One price cash ho ‘The entive fa santa Greenwich sieet; retail, corner of ter fue ae agent ged GooDs, nae a sprslenanye mht, ‘ast epring and summer Goods, THE BALL SEASON, carried over fron th oe po RY BALL 70 ake Jo GHOMPSON BY rea OKES' Assembly Ladies big, gad atch sock lower in prices than the at the present cost of xID pocaony Ai laos ee Coiors, Gun COMPLIMEMTARY BALL LADIRS' AND CHILDRENS HOBTERY, all kinds, DRUM MAJOR GRAHAM, " ” i IBVING HALL, THURSDAY BV! 5 LADIES’, GENTS “ah CHILDREN'S HANDKER- tia aa ieee MING, FEB. ns AM 08, WaiweOKS, 8 BES AND Pawue: | ommnee. oF St cis oe * BALANOE of our rr OLOARg and SHAWLS. mmanvusradeh ‘bould cet. one of BUNKERS now Ges. “K. PEYTON, finest assortinent of Dresses, Curls, Ae, 276 Bowery, ik Houston street. S ior nt ne ee Dresses mode’ 0 order, at REPRE ON ar anee i QRAND. BALL —LADIRS' HATR DRERSED IN W. K, PEYTON, 274 BOWERY. Sih * Groat variety of Grecian curla alls ror ‘bra! rades, Hai Peeler ~ mae maatning portion of our atcek EBB cRuaM, 3 251 Grand street, near Bowery, 9 TRTING AN SAgETING MUSLIN, F Di ENTIRE STOCK OF EMINTS. GINGHANS, TICKING: TOWELS ao BLAveers, FLU neon BtvER RAILROAD “TRANG FOR ALBA. by. the North ana gra leave Chambers street CRASHES, FLANNELS, CLOTiia ary and Rvs ‘Avid. sud 3:15, 5 and 10:40 1 M.. and on Sundays stilt further reduction io prices. 22 P.M. Py Thirtieth street. Tickets n be procu witaa ante propreterana anal tousteny: | Ste 4 ihe ined bagyane chested Stine Lonss tc al poisis ae jad pope ol an rooklyn, ai ry je checked at t1 10 ints : OMT W.AC'PBYTON,274 Bowery, | on theroadand fo Saretnga Spring TRW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY BATEROAD.— - Increased’ accommodations. Trains for Albany and of she North and West, leave Twenty -aixth atree! Faepot M. eave New York for Albany at 4:25 P, M., ew York at 9:15 A. M. JOUN BURCHILL, Saperliiananah ~ ‘MEDICAL. DVICE TO MARRIED LADIES.—MADAM® RES- TELL, Female Poysician and Professor of Midwitery, can be cousulied ns usuai at loz Chambers street. But ono inierview will be jo charge for advice. Her infallible medicines: ‘be obtained at 127%, Libert: B.—Ladies who desire boar ing colfinemeat can be accommodated. Nadine Restell deems tt her duty to cau. tion ladies againat juitiaiors of her advertisements, Who Det only rob them of thei means, but their health, REMRSMENT FROM BUSINESS W. K, PEYTON, 274 BOWERY. OREAT SALE OF SILKS, BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! OIL BOILED BLACK SILKS, ONLY 87ic. RICH LUSTRE GRO DB RHINES, ONLY $1. HBAVY GRO GRAIN SILKs, For Mourning, $1 25. PARIS AND LYONS TAPFBTAS, AT $1 25TO $1 50. PLAIN ‘COLORED SILKS Gil the fashienable colors), Closing lone iat $1 25, Ladies will fod some ‘SPECIAL BARGAINS 1n our Silk sale. DVICE TO A TED FEMALES—DR, POWERS, W. K. PEYTON, 274 Bowery, wear Houston street ita coparalaid 50 Lisponard ‘sireet. ie consulted Relief sure R. WEST CAN “BE con Duane sireet. YA. M. to 9 SULTED DAILY AT 27 between, Gather ead Geutre sirecia, Separate rooms and private ei Female Monthly Tonic m never failing e _MILLINERY. a MPORIUM “OF I FASHION. —MMB. GILLESPIE, a Broadway, would call special attention to her’ frst spring opening of plain and trimmed Patterus, March 1. ‘aylor'a superior system taught and Le Bon Ton for sale. SPRING BONNETS, ATL BINNS) MILLINERY, 581 Spring Flowers and Ribbons: Straw Hats tnd Bonnets cleaned: wud "made able. Children’s Bonnets and Hots; Biraw Jockey Hats for ladies and chil: dren, “Mourning Bounels aud Vella R, CHEESEMAN'’S FEMALE VILL8 ARE THE ‘most effectual remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to females. To ull classes they are invaluable, induc- lug, with certainty, periodical regularity, They are known to thourands, who have used thei at, different periods, thronghout the eountry, having the sanction of some of the amost eminent phystoians in America. Explicit directions with each box. Price $1 per box, Pills sent by mall promptly and secure from observation, Sold by druriats generally. . 0. L. CHBESEMAN, 81 Cedar street, N. Y. R, LARMONT, AUTHOR OF THE PARIS. LONDON ‘und New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide, 0th edition, over 400 pages, nearly 100 tilustrations, nus to relieve patients incompetent to fuliil the duties of Iife from Indiseretion, excess, nervous and general debi de. 73 Brordway, up stairs, from 10 10 5. Pub . WARNE, No. 1 Veney street, Aster House, for nea Uy Boneur with other papers. io, recommending’ Dr. Earmout: ‘and bis work."—Courrier des Etats Unis, Dispatch, diate Zeitung, Atlas, Metical Review, &c, R. WATSON, HAVING HAD AN BXPERIGNCE OF iely years, 18 enabled to gnarantee a in all eased; whthout chauze of diet or resteicdon trom 0 ness, Dr. Watson's book. the ‘Cause and Cure.” illustra ‘hroughout by anatomical plates and woud cuts, contair valuable inforn for such as are nnffering from elthe see BADIA OF WB Gentes eee ar ate, Price & CO., Post 221% Hroadway; M. ‘and by (he author. at 69) Metropolitan Hotel, from TASK EOR BaGLEY's DETROIT FINE CUT CHEWING ASK xR BAGLEY'S DETROIT FINE CUT CHRWING TOBACCO. ASK FOR BAGLEY'S DETROIT FINE CUT CHEWING ‘OBACCO. RAGLEY'S DETROIT TOBACCO, loose or in foil, 13 the beat, and 80 cents less per gro:s to dealers than any other. BAGLEY'’S DETROIT TOBACCO, loose or in foil, is the beat, and 80 cents less per gross to dealers than any oiher. BAGLEY'S DETROIT TOBACCO, loose or ia folt, is the beat, and 80 cents less per gross to dealers than any other, AGENCY, 60 NA: sau STREET. AGENCY, 6) NASUAU STREET. AGENCY, 60 NASSAU BIREBT. eu thelr w: cope To call and get 1t for them at- BMAGPARLAND, 967 Broadway, race ‘mext block above tl SEGARS, rs Sina Ke ht thy seta 8 al pl 5 TIAN ALLEN, 130 Water street, N. Y. RS. F. BELMONT, & CO.. 767 AND 7621HROADWAY, Rint noel, New York, otter scvenniti te e and female diseases, ‘They use no mercury ud insure speedy and Uiorougy cures, They are gradi European physicians, with 20 years’ experience, fen in bospital practice, and have visited ‘nin ¢ leadin, hospitals in Kurope, North and South America. the Sani wie: Islands, Australia and China; to substantixie which $90. Al 0, the best fo EXPRESSES. ee Bona 8 FURNITURE EXPRESS—BURNIHAM’S Furniture Kxpreas—Burobam’s Furniture Express— 115 West fth and Sixth avenues. Faralture stored; all binds of furpitire boxed and shipped. Furniture ot families mov. all moderm lanauages throughovt the United States aud Canada. Oilee hours from $A. M. to 10 R. LEWIS | CAN BE CONSULTED ON ALL DIS. ‘eases of females with unparalleled success at No. 7 Beach street, between Varick and West Broadway. R, LEWIS? CELEBRATED EDIBS ARE MILD and effectual in their operation, require no restraint @iet. loss of time or bindrance in‘ business: possess t) power of eradicating every aymptom of disease in Ite wo' One trial will convince the most skeptical of their ASTROLOG ¥. A, B MAURICE, GREAT AND REAL ASTROLOGER f your destiny you would know, Then to Professse Maurice £0; Ne the future will unfotd, Read trom yonder orbs of gold. If there's danger in the way, Learn its nature before you stray, % stages. en eaey Menke care, surprising quaities, Slight vwen cured in two days or pre. All who are {a il! health apd those who ar Firort buuneen Vari sees nud West Broadway, “Rome Tie Sr lane Renae creel hel Tonk nntrsiousr, wacesad nked bo the patient secs none bue the doctor. Consnita. vice is bused wholly on aclentite principles are hourly Pointing out the destinies of mankind, and th Professor has a knowledge of longitadinal ‘places o them for particular times And s@asovs, And severe, secrete that no living mortal ever knew before, be will un fold the mystaries of all that relates to your happiness o | hoo nulsery through your whole life, He describes the Intended a or wife: causes speedy marriages. telly the very will marry, and warns you of all feture fom aud advies Gratis. Charges moderate, Established 1399 R. WARD'S MAGICAL INVIGORATORS, OFFICE 50 ‘Lispenard street, are a perfect reatorative when man- xd haw been impa: Call or aon) . R. WARD, 80 LISPENARD STREET, CAN AND WILL care you fn lass me than any other can or will. Those fad will bring success aut Of any underiaciug. Atl ens | wao have been disappalotes of cure elsswhere call at consult Professor Maurice wil kand be pros. | oace. pereus through life Ladies 50 cents; 31. Stee | “* Bleceker street. near Wooster, weed by | T)R Wal er, InconDg $1. Address A.B. Maurice, box 8,503 Pos Lispe: 18.8 perfect Testerative where man ad. New York « Call or BETTER ASPROLOGIST 18 in the United Siatesthan Dr. L. BROUGHTON. They sneceed in giving satiet Gthers fail. They can be consuited on a!l affairs of life, such as courtship, marriage, travelling. removals, law Suits, obtaining situations, recovering property, welfare of absent friends, &.; also. ifthe mick parry whl re Of TO. BE FOUKD DE "WARD, 50 LISPENARD STREET. CAN AND WILL D. cure you in less ime than any other can or will. Those | Who have been disa;prinwd of a cure elsewhere call at once. pane a street, restores mt cover oF dle of the’ present sickness; if re cover, the time at id take th will begia to amend: what partof the body is amticted, | sie nari Sheeran what treatmeatand mediotues are best adapted ts the | 7)R. POWERS RASENCE OF LIFE, OFFICE W LIS. sick persons. Ladies §? cents: gentiemen 81. ueetions | J ‘penard . Festores youth and inunhood. All per- answered by letter. enclosing $1, and phrenological ie ie lobe mae, ey, in Geeche treet bet euological examt: | sone contompiating marriage should take the remedy. R. LINES, 151 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR Se:ond avenue. BUSINES! has no cq vertined in this to any person who mation on lost or sto! Rood, and business matters of all Kinds. AND MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT, WHO Andis the lady who frat ad und $10,000 reward is offered her in giving correct in’or lawsuits, “absent friends ood and the vigor . Health, strength aad Vigor t red constitution. | $1 m vial, youth in tive days, dt wilt g The moat debilitated und shat If you have trouble, no matter how serious, she can alley itfor you. She also pre- | \ithn medical boon thut treate of the evil eifects of carl Tite ie no humbug: ner dors she wish Eorimnpose upon the | Sb4se, loan of virile power and the effects of ynerenry. 3 ef Division sirect, New York city, since 1834. Eight roo! a private entrance, R. COOPE DUANE STREET, | MAY “BE CON. salted on atl @ioaacen Thirty years exclusively devoted to diseases enables him to warreat @ cure in all cases, ‘The victims of misplaced confidence in medical pretenders can edil with a certainty of being radically cured, pay. Remember, this is the only Clairvoyant in thie city, Bho can refer to the ent citizens of New York. Philadelphia, Boston Cail and satisfy yourselves. OMice 157 Bow thirtieth et street, between Third and Lexington avenucs, A BON. FIDE. ABTROLOGIAT THAT EVERY ONE ean depend on Became WILSON. She tells the bri rf id rR rae a paris ot rate ‘At ind Alien siceee between Hoos’ | T)E. JOHNSON, 14 DUANE STREKT, MAY BE CON. top and Stanton st streets, over the ry. Price 50 cente. ited on all diseases. Th: rly years’ ‘experience enables him to guarantee speedy cures (» all who come under his ATS baer OnROW. Pg hit —— a ninsatiah ania mM atten you will, marry fan your ihvghe Mack R. WARD, (0 LISPENARD STREET, CURES RR. fmage in fait operation.” Her equal ie not ta be fount. at cases in from six to thirty hours; eradicates in all Shows a likenexe of y’ Jed husband. aad absent jout mercury, change of diet or loss of time. friends. 154 Ludlow aren, near Houston, Gents not ad- R. RAL? 1H, AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE TREATISE, ‘dc, 80 Amity sueet, Those who apply tn the earl tage of ‘disease whl be surpr.sed atthe ease and rapidity the cure; those, hor have suffered long, as in chronic cases, will be: i appreeia his services, MEMB! BO Nan’ singe or ad YORK mitted. BROOKLYN CUAIRVOYANTE “MADAME. LIF. A FORD ithe greatest living American seer, No. SI Snith Street, one block tron Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, detects diseases, ribes remedies, finds absent friends and cone faire of life and business. D* R. COBBETY. Ui = lniversity Medical Coll jurgeons, TION. ie gin you. IN TROU Londo, can ~ ousted wil the most rebie ‘conh- or (rifled with? Ha dence at his office, 20 Cen: Street near Chambern, “havin, If 60, a private entrance at Not ttarainy I place. A A penciice of In It gears (aren of which has born in the hospitals of New York She brings together those | nd London) enablev him to treat oe sepa with eucogee nervous to, rated, aad shows. correct likens of fulste husband. or Bit ‘and ali kindred affections, Sundays, from 1] a. M. to friends. | Lucky numbers free. No. 0% Weat Twenty | 1236 P. Me ‘and Seventh a oor, Ring the basement bel enue. Name D¥ ant eee PHYSICIAN FOR ALL OHRONIC 8, Fifteenth street. PORTANT TO cai —Dis ¥ FOMALI = - J iecetitonly ae i broadens ‘ARDENS, THM CELEBRATED ASTRO PRENO- + Twent oufath ott res eychte Ph Jeian, commonly, known aa the “Bcou Circular and escape quao! Seer and Pianet Jer.” will read human character, re Imperial ‘Monthiy | Li all secrets of lil ean ona reeably to natural a solentite, safe ane laws, the highest science vory pleasant rei with the French co” ordauce | ty sheree for gupeutacion, Private reume Ne. 5 Oreces trash of Syewives cad py ‘Pree Py ‘ond ry Relief | sireet, corner of ae 3 Bi ceenaieatlinticboinls = RUINED BBYO Oe the ite iy not calling on Dr. HUNTE! «has for thirty years confined bis attention to oe class, in which be bas out dcases. "His remedies Cd mild, Faption to, bus ook Bane. $5,000 REW, WARD, FOR A ANY PERSO! L a ee ye Dedate ST yi in giving irre pibrough, particalarly losses, a never tailing 180 jens of ter is in gether: by a “bringing the separated te onwiant auendance (fom 8 te Fine morn 10 at night, : we soule with bat a single thought, ‘oflce, No. 8 Division street, Charges moderate ro hearts that at oarent iced. Grperase orm 8, #0 that fhe Paoet wit! be untied forever.” Bhe erp westocty cortatn of cf her happy | eet no one the Docter bimselt fits wonderful iremonta in sailng correct facts. Her truthe ape found. | ditcovery cures cervatn dlseasee when regu Treatment and ni mult this ae all eS fail; cures ‘without a or restriction posite Bighth he Patlent. cures without the dinguating tt reme an six hours; cures wrinout ihe arena conse: yereu 0) he peculiarly valua e rank ea Poisonous taint un nless his rome La Menai a Ray 18 THE ye CLAIRVOYANT AND ves Bi A rae arringes. Office 260 street, Ladies 25 This ta what es rus pila. TCs ong Gollan a vial, with" m6 Hoa}, work aeimllty, Nervous Debility, Barty In leoretton," consulta tion gratia ° TMEoat ant 7 r Mag LADIBS.=DK. Pt % male Physi a Deelaied wit! aaparaiuiocens sescean’” Whotiet tu all cases RS MARION JAMES, INDEPENDENT CLAIVOY. ADAMN QRUIDENS FAMEMIN RaYSIGTAN, NO, 6 OT eeeey te Lean teen See nee ai M Mrnity plate, teres doors rows ‘Amity iy: santo tp tetorerne uri? fuiiod on afl dieeance of femaien or nocl adr de Convenient roo: Srna a PROP. CoOL went ies id modical attendance during ‘confinement. a pe Fubar, at at 49 A it Trait eifth ST WONDER IN 1 HR WORLD 18 THB 1, who can be consulted ay xis MAR, WALTER, THE we WORLD RENOWNED FoR. eugent clairvoyant, has just ar. aves ~ room a Greene street, “a feria ‘y will describe ‘the ms yeteries of 2 past, a future with euch accuracy thar it witt wetdatal ADAME DESPARD, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, CORER ‘ail complainte of females with unequallet success; but ‘one interview is néceasary; ber medicines are pronovnred the very beat, N. B.—Board and pleasant Rooms tor ladies Curing Zougnement, with medieal attendance, Can becons fulted at 101 Siath avenue, 0; a Highth atrest. Madame BYRON, 90 TI dence on al Ly restores drunken ‘ond th. | ~ | huebande; haa secret to make you beloved by your RS. SEYMOUR, FRMALE PHYAICTAN AND MEDI: ears id) together those long separated, La | 1VL cal Clairvoyant, Ii West Fiflecnth streat, corner of Hes, 25cents, | Pith avenue, Consuttauions daily from 9A. M'to8 P.M. OWERY,—MADAME WIDGER, CLAIRVOYANT | yy " 7 0 = N 165 nt titted Spanien h aay. unvetia” the mrstsriés of Pil ag hana ft th te A rn Totgrity, love, marriag? Handa, sickness prercribes | diese of the ubestand thr a medicines for ali diseases, tolls incky ‘numbers, property | gaya and otner exter sal Hewages. No har! oF soleus de bo «fromy told A.M, aad® ‘ for masque: | U ai a i MT a Tasanity, Copeumption, doe dtreful “complaints cat y departing from the path of nature. sit who have trifed with thelr egpetieaiions pet CURB To those ney think themselves beyond. 2 te reece would ye restore gk to heal eee ae ‘all quack doctors have ‘Well m: i ashe = yarn ty aad anguiab, “Imm place Before hi Before ns essa sa Tolsome, darks Numbers of all diseased! All sm! racking torture, qualms, a) Bins Seay rheum: was the a8. ~ Tonded the sick ‘sient from Gouge to couch: And over them triumphant Death bis dart Shook, bur delayed to atrike. though aft tavok’a With vows, as their chief good, and dnal hope, ight no deformed what heart of Fock could jong Dry ey'd behold?” For full particulars a circular from a art tne country, orwrite te natr he Will nail reo te Any one desiring the same, a fall treatise in pamphlet form, Prices—$2 per bottle, or three b bottles for $5, and forward- | ed by express to all parts of the world. Sold by al] respectable druggists everywhere. DR. W. R. MERWIN & CO., SOLE PROPRIETORS, SOLIBERTY STREET, NEW YORE. ELIXIR, ELIXIR. DR, WRIGHTS REJUVENATING ELIXIR; OR, ESSENCE OF PIPE, Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, eantaining nothing injurfous to the most delicate, The Rejuvenating Elisir ia tho rosult of modern decoye- | ries in the vegetable kingdom, | being an entirely new and abstract method of cure, irrespective Of all the old and worn. out systems. basses This medicine has been tested by the most eminest med!~ cal men of the day, and by them pronounced to beone of the greatest medical discoveries of the age, ‘One bottle will cure Genera’ Dability. A few doses cure hysterics in females. One bottle cures palpitation, o of the bears. A few doses restore the or rua | of generation. From one to three votties rewiore the maniiness and full: vigor of youth. eli ‘A few doses restore the appetite, ‘Three boitles cure the worst case of impotency. A few doses cure the low ‘apis a. One bottle resiores mental | ‘A few doses bring the rose 10 the cheek. This medicine restores to man! pee, vigor and robust bealth the poor, debilitated and warn m down, The lntless, enervated youth, the overtasked man of busl- ness, the victim of nervous depression, the individual suf- fering from general devility, will all find immediate ana permanent rellef by the use of thie Elizir or Essence of Life. Price $2 per bottle, or three botjles for $5, and for warded by Express, on recelpt of money, to any address, Sold by all Gruggiste every where. DR, W. B. MERWIN & CO.. 80LE PROPRIBTORS, No, 9 Liberty street, New York. CHEROKEE REMEDY FOR :— REMED' FOR THE UNFORTUNATE, CHEROKEE THE UNFORTUNATE. o EE REMEDY CNEROKEE Ri FOR THE UNFORTUNATE. am anee FOR THE UNFORTUNATE. FOR CHEROREE CHEROKEE REMEDY THR UNFORTUNATE. CHEROKEE REMEDY Jog rg UNFORTUNATS. This medicine is certain and aafe, pleasant in taste, as it: contains no ba'sum or mineral poisons, but 1s compounded from roots harks and leaves. in the’ form of a, pleasant syrup. The dose is only one teaspoonful three tim day, anit 18 prepared in a bighly concentrated form. i cases ix cures in from one to three days; aud is ompe- cially recommended in those cases of females where al! the old nauseous medicines have failed, CURES RECENT CASES in from one to three days: CASES 4n from one to three days, CASES in from CASES in from one to threedays. CASES CURES RECENT CURES RECENT to three days, CURES RECENT CURES RECENT in from one to three days. CURES RECENT CASES in from one to three days. . It does not fail to cure STONE IN THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, PAMALB COMPLAINTS, DROPAY, GRAVEL, and all diseases of private n ature, no matter how long: standing. Ite effects are Ing and demulcent, Femovikg @ll scaling. heats pee re shone whether in male or female, 1. i dlarade and alterative in, ie action, purifying and ¢ blond, causing It to low in al its steaming the uualng 1 to fow in all It original Purny Seaatarwkise be have yindced dine dixease. Pamphlets, with full particulars, sent free to any address, Price $2 per bottle, or three bo bottles for $5, and sent 7 ax press to all parts of the orld All letter ve | advice prot uy onwereas nine ones freely and discreetip: Sold by all respectable drugzisis everywhere. Dr. W.R . MERWIN 4 CO., Sole Propnetors, “W0 Liberty atreet, New Tork. CHEROKEE PILLS, CHEROKER PILLS, CHEROKEE PILLS, CHEROKER PILLS, CHEROKER PILLS, CHEROKEB PILLS, FEMALE REGULATOR. FEMALE REQULATOR, FEMALE REGULATOR, FEMALB REGULATOR, FEMALE REGULATOR, FEMALE REGULATOR. CHEROKER PILLS.—Female regulator, health pre- servermcortain and safe. Compounded from pure vegeta- ble oxtracts, and coated with the best white sugar—as easy and delicious to take as sugar candy, The success which has attended the use of these Pille in the practice of one of the proprietors induces ua ia recommending them to the ladies as the beat medicine ever discovered for beautify- ing, Invigorating and reguinting the female system. By regulating they bring the roay bloom and beauty to the countenance, and gracafalness and eleaticity to the form, The young, juat bursting {nia wormantood, the middle aged, cares and troublon of life, and the aged who are PEL LUT TEE | with ail U im tho sore and yellow Jeat—-ull will find relief tn this great Indian medicine, All letters seeking advice or jutormation will be promptly, freely and diserestly answered, Full di- Price $1 per box, oF six boxes | rections necompany ench box for $6, and cent Ly mail, free of postage, on receipt of price, Sold by all druggists everywhere, Pamphlets free, Dr. W. i, MERWIN & 0O,, Proprietors, New York