The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1869, Page 12

er 2 THe ELECTION CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE. reMtrod to were woll Niied with people. Contrary to ‘expectation the Tribune office was almost deserted, Me 7rivune's outside vulletins being quite meagre, @ mere handful of men remained around the build- ing, and the utmost quict prevailed in that quarter. The World ana 7imes offices were scarcely better attended, but the Sun and Star buildings each attracted quite a concourse. ‘Vhe scene in frontof the HERaLp Building was very animated, Broadway was densely packed With an immense crowd, through which the omm- buses cediously worked thetr way, while hacks and privase carriages were compelled to turn into adja- cent streets, oking from Fulton street a curious spectacle was presented, In front tuere surged to and iro the vast concourse of people, while groups wore collected in the Astor House portico and windows, and not a few cluug to the railings of St, Paul’s church, On the rmght, Pongeenes by a powertul calcium light, ond beurmg an enormous bulleun, the murble iront of tho HERALD estavishment towered above the vast asse.vbiage, beyond which the massive derneks ef the new Post Office work stood out strangely in ‘the musty atniosphere, nade radiant by the many lamps of workmen within the great enclosure, AB each retura was announced on the builetin a mur. mur of veices rose irom the crowd, but there were No noisy demonstrations, with the exception of a brief entertarmment afforded by an enthusiastic visitor from the sacred soil of Virginia. ‘his Individual had evidentiy been celebrating the ay in @ most convivial manner, and mounting upon the HERALD steps he energetically impress his opinions upon the crowd, cin rrie)-zens, said he, “lm from old Vir-(luic)- — Any of you ever been to Ac-(hic)-quia reek? Toar’s whar L (hic) come from. Didn’i you camp (hic) al over my land? Didn't you go through the tim-(iic)-ber’ (Loud yells and cries of “You bet.) ebbe you want to know whar I was? Well, I was thar (hic) all the the, winging lis whic Rat wiidiy.) [shot (hic) cleven of you to my certain knowiedxe. (More yells and Bhouts of “i’ut lim out,” “Why didn’é you go into the rebel army, you d—n coward,” &c.) Why @idn’t 1 go into’ the (nic) army ¥ Because you shot too savagihicje.ous Didn't you kill more’n half of us? “Bully | How are yoa, guerilia?” But, fellow citi- (hle)zena, thai’s all over now. We're reconstructed; we're ail "tri(licjenus again. You come down to my lanta(hic)don, aud Wim d—d ff { don’t treat you weil. fedon’t care s dorone avout tis bingy, ey Sr but I know Mr, Gree'ey, and (hic) he— (VD ening 7) and cries of “He tighis mit Figel,’? “Dry up," %.) The orator repeatedly attempted to get beyond this post, butim vain, Whenever he undertook to speak the crowd drowned tis voige with shouts and burrans, which be regarded as applause, and for & few moments a sort of pandemoyium prevatied until two or three of the cratorical Southerver’s friends seized hin and by main force snaked him through the crowd and off to a more quiet neighborhood, With the exception of this incidént the utmost tranquillity prevaiied throughout the night, ‘Ihe absence of intoxicated persons was unusually Noticeable for au occasion like this. All the returns were received witout any cheering or loud criticism on tie part of the crowd, and very little peng was indulged in on the result. ‘the incipal subject of discus#en aniong the people yas the chances of Mr, Greeley being elected. Kach announcement of returas oA the bulletin was Glosely scanzed to ascertain how Mr. Greeiey stood before any of the decisive -returus were examined; but the returns from the western portion of the State not coming in unul late, no detinite conclusion could be arrived at before the crowds became Weary of waiting and slowly dispersed, ALLEGED ILLEGAL VOTING. Arraignments at Jefferson Market. William H. Merrill, Jr., of 83 Jane street, inspector <i the Sixteenth district of the Ninth ward, charged that Arthur Lee registered his name, giving his Residence as 497 West street, and attempted to voice. Upon making inquiry it was ascertained that no auch person resided there. Sergeant Wilson, of the Ninth precinct, testitied to seeing him vote in the Fificenth district of the same ward under another name. dames McCluskey, a notorious character of the Eighth ward, presented himself at the polls of the th district of the Ninth ward under the impres- ‘4 ; an that his name was Walter Price, and demanded that tue inspectors should receive ils vote. John Fremont registered and voted in the Sixth istrict of tke isighieenth ward, and attempted to vote inthe Twentieth district of the same ward under tbe nume of Luke Eddy, Alexander McGuire registered and voted in the Ninth district of the Sixteoath ward. Peter Carroil, of 443 West Sixteenth strect caused his arrest uader the belief that ie had been in the couutry but three hye and Was noi entitied to @ vole. Alexand hought differentiy, aud gave bonds to prove he had, William C. Zabriskie, of Nincteenth street, belng iis Ses young mi poorly dressed, presented himseif Rt iscrict of the Ninth war ‘d, and stated ig name was Jolin Wilson, of 75 Christoplier street, but Mr. Wiison, Sr., happening to be in the place of ling at the ume, Couid not recognize the indivi- aual as his son aad caused lis arrest. James Wilson attempted to vote in the First dis- trict of the Swenty-second ward, and the inspector, John Maryan, learuing Liat tie residence be gave ‘was wroug and no such persou resided there, caused bis arrest by Officer Beck, oi the Sixteenth preciact. Thomas Kya® gave bouds in the sum of $800 for bis ap) nce te ALsWer the clarke. jiliam Garuter registered nis name in the Fif- teonth district of the Ninth ward, giving his resi- dence as 760 Greeifvich street; but sergeant Wilson, ascertaining that no AUCH pergod lived tuere, Caused his arrest, William Dillon registered in the Fifteenth district the Eighteenth ward uncer the nage of James Slopowan’ nd voted. Aman who Was under the impression that "4s Dame was Edwafd Costelio attempted to vote on that name in the Eleventh district o1 the Ninth ward, but that person having already voted the inspecior Caused bis arrest by ovicer Shoup. On his way to the court he pleaded liard with the inspector to be- come his bondsman, without any success, however, aa he was committed. George Lawrence attempted to voto stlegst in the John Hadi eygnil, district of the vteenth der in the Virst district of the Fifteenth Reutge Thompson m the Highteonth dis- DE Weide stered his name in the Firat ang the Futeenth ward, aud voted Upon presenung himself at the Third district, in tue aiterucon, bis vote was chalienged. Upon swearing it im he was arresied and the usual formula gone itrouga with. Peer Oulkin becaine his bonisman. Aiexahder Wild Tegistered his neme Oa the books of the Tweuty- fourth district of the jitecnin ward, givmg his residence at No. 252 avenue B, and voved, Upon officer Little making inquiries at the above place tle fumates uenied all knowiedge of such a person, and he ihe arrested ot comulited yesterday afvermoon wer the char AE Gibtons, Fil i ais: rict, Fifteenth ward; Hanry “Rowlueed, Twentieth district, Bighveenth ’ ward; Vhomas Cronin, ‘fiird district, Fiveeatia ward; Wil- liam Koberis, First Gistiict, Lwenty-second ward; James Adams, same district, same ward; John Moore, Twelith district ‘Tweaticth ward; William Steel, twenty years of age, voted in the Eighteenth aiatrict of the Elgiteenih under tie name of Richard Muler; Marvin McBride, In tne Luird district of the Twen- tueth ward. Ch ate tor Member of Assembly in the big! the arrest of James Gough for young tinder ap a name, but failiug wo appear against — 9 Was charged. { At the Contral Pe During the entire day the huge omnibus “General Seventh He of tie Seventeenth wap Adams {0 ward dnd Third disiricts of early in the Jorier, (—t AMO EA bin a a ESM ay GOVERNOR, 1868. snoy STATE, 09, i 270 278 267 1,088 163 187 502 160 161 196 141 102 237] 240 285) 858) 1,556! 242 820 233, 795) 272 34 158 238 128 2,149 238 102 236 82 256 155 213 250 207 826 186 1,272 181 288 304 828 27 1,915 212 381 120 Totals.......+0. 209 868 2 807 186 115 421 292] 166) 145 244 a14| 202 931 321 182! 261 155) 269) 194 288! 631 206 O4 56 101 1,026 lai 1,670 ‘a5 32] 112 250 219) ,081 160 14s! * “The election in Brookiyn passed off very quietly. ‘There was little or no disturbance at any of the polling places in this city. The liquor stores Sau the courts weré cloded during thé day, and the streets assumed quite a holiday appearance, Therg was no business of any account trans, among the ary goods dealers ng accacted éxbept ronized byt” jaates, Whe latter could not resist the tempfafion to indulge in a Iittle shopping the weather being so fine and their lord and mistress ont enjoying their rights ag electors, The vote polled was larger than was anticipated. The police arrangements for preserving the peace was admira- bie, though there was no requisition for their ser- Washington,” to which eight gray horses were attached, stood tu front of the Central Police Ofice, and a large detail of police occupied the building, Teady for any euiergency that might arise. FPor- tunately for the noads of the public, the omnibus and the locusts were not cailed into requisition. Superintendent Kennedy and lnspectors iiks, Wall- ing and Jamieson, and thelr private secretaries, Hoperoft and Bliss, were on duly during the he yurs ‘of poliing, and the Inspectors liad frequent cals Lo precinots Lo sevtie Knotty questio Voters Discharged by Jndve MeOnnn. Several parties were brought before Judge McCunn oD habeas corpus yesterday, who had been impri- soned on the ipse dixit of Theodore Allen, one of the republican inspectors, on the charge ot illegal yot- ing. Several of thom were brought before the Court Without their names being ia the comunit- ments, ‘The following sve the names of oss dis- charged by the Court:--Mr. Taylor, of Spring street; George Bluke, Mr, Florence and James KR. Taylor. A Stabbing Episodo of the Election. Aman named William H, Jenkins waa yesterday arraigned before Justice Mansfeld at the Gssex Mar. ket Police Court charged with stabbing Nicholas Murphy, of No, 142 Cherry atrect, in the shoulder, ‘The men, it appears, got into a figat from some dif- ference of opinion, when Jenkins, as alleged, drew @ knife and stabbed the complainant in the shoulder, muking @ very ugly wound, The prisoner was locked up for examination, TH: VOTE CF BROOKLYN. The following 1s the vote, as far as received, for Secretary of State in Brooklyn, compared with the ‘vote for Governor in 1868:— “GOVERNOR, 1868. /880'y STATR, "09, toeg, The following are the candidates elected as far as indicated by the returns from the several election districts of the wards and county towns of Brook- lyn up to a late hour:— JUDICIARY, District Judge Supreme Court—OCalvin E. Pratt, democrat. CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS, Mayor—Martin Kalbfleisch, democrat. Street Commissioner—Robert Furey, democrat, 8,000 majority. Sher John Cunningham, democrat, 1,000 ma- jorit: ; superintendents of the Poor—Thomas Foran and Henry Corr, democrats, School Conuntssioner—James Edwards, democrat. Justice of Sessions—S, L. Voorhies, democrat, OTHER STATE ELECTIONS. Ni SACHUSET TS, Boston, Nov. 2—Midnight, The election in Massachusetts has been, after all the taik and biuster of the campaign, one of the tamest ever held in the State. There has been no exoltement here or elsewhere except upon insignif- cant local matters, and the vote ts not more than two-thirds what it was last y in any of the principal cities and towns. The rum {ssue was the most important of all, but even upon this important question neither the tip- piers nor templars entered into the contest with that warmth aud earnestness which was anticip: The question of protecting the interesta of the labor- ing classes was also involved, and whiie the aup- porters of it were leas in number than any of the other political cliques, every vote cast came from an honest worker in behalf of their cause, George Claflin and the entire republican State ticket, exclusive of Senators and Representatives, goes into supreme power by the redacea majority of about 28,000, The vote of the State for John Quincy Adams, the democratic gubernatorial candi- the workingmc7’s candidate, gets about 12,000. Tho vote of Claflin is fifty per cent less than last year, and that of Adams thirty-three per cent less, tne tot Moyet had hen wy NE gales combined losses being accounted for in the 12,000 votes given for Chamberlain. In Boston the vote for Adams was unexpectedly large. He received 10,946 Votes against 7,792 for Claflin and 485 for Chamber- lain, The Legis!ature comprises m any new Members tn both branches, it 18 probable that the House will have a majority of liberal men so far as the labor and liquor interests are concerned, but it will never- theless be largely republican when regarded in an Thayer & Lincoln, ‘of Bor exclusively political sense, If the members in the interest of rum and labor join hands tn their favorite schemes they will undoubtedly carry their various measuras through, but when they reach the forty says, Senators the sentiment will not be so unanimous. The Senatorial body, it is feared by the liberals, will be controlled py anti-rum and antt-laber men, but at this hour the returns are such as to warrant good ground for the same fear on the other side, Harvey Jewell, brother of Governor Jewell, of Connecticut, 1s revurned to the House, and will, of course, be re-elected Speaker. Among the honorable Senators are Charles R. Train and Timothy Davis, both of whom have repre- ted ~Massachusetis in Congress. Probably one of them will be chosen President, Charles Levi Woodbury, the oldest rank democrat of the state, is elected to the House, and Frank Bird, the irrepressible abolitionist, is also elected, Moses Kimball, republican, proprietor of the Boston Museum, for many years the financial ardian of the State, defeated in the euisiative race for the first time. His first defeat in any political contest was when he ran for Mayar last year agctnst Mayor Shurtleff. ‘The old rum fight will be fought over again in the newly elected Legislature, and it ts likely that a wholesale license law will replace the present unwholesome prohibitory act. The labor aneation will also come up, and, from the shaky condition of the domimant party in’ Mas- sachusetts, it is not unlikely it will be favorably considered, The woman saffrage issue will also be freely debated, but the new members will not be likely to sympathize very mach with it, MARYLAND. BALTIMORE, Nov. 2, 1869. The vote in this city to-day was unusually light, only 18,720 votes being polled of a registry of over 000, The vote for Comptroller of the State Treasury was:—Woolford (dem.), 13,642; McKellip (rep.), 5,237. Woolford’s majority, 8,405. The democratic ticket for members of the Legisla- ture received a majority of about 6,000. Every pre- cinct in every ward of the city gave a majority for the democratic ticket. For Sheriff the vote was:—Albest (dem.), 13,174; Woods (rep.), 4,794; Wisong (workingmen’s candl- date), 1,623, ALABANIA. MOBILE, Nov. 2, 1869, The election passed w!thout the slightest disorder. The vote was light. The total vote in the city was 5,219—a democratic majority of 755, Enough 1s known from the county precincts to in- sure that Magee (dem.) 18 elected by 1,000 majority. ILLINOIS, ‘ eee CHICAGO, Nov. 2, 1869, The election to-day has been conducted in a, very quiet manner. The vote isnotlarge. At this hour (six P. M.) the election of the citizens’ ticket by a large majority 1s very generally conceded, WISCONSIN. Cnicaco, I, Nov. 2, 1869, Returns from seventeen towns in Wisconsin show @republican gain of 500 over the election for Goy- ernor in 1867, when Fairchild was elected by 4,764 auajority, Epaiehe EEt NEW JERSEY. NEWARK, Nov, 2, 1869, Essex county elects the entire republican county ticket. Senate by about 200 majority over Littell, the demo- cratic candidate. For the Assembly the republicans elect six and the democrats three, a democratic gain of one. Unton county elects a democratic Senator. Middlesex county shows republican gains, but probably goes democratic. Mercer county elects two republican Assembly- men and one democratic, a republican gain of one. A special despatch gives the following votes for members of the Assembly tn Camden county:—First district, Bonsall, republican, 250 majority; Second district, Shine, republican, 83 majority; third dis- trict in doubt. Bettle, republican, has been elected to the State Senate by about 300 majority inthe county. ‘The republicans carry the county by about 250 majority. New Brunswick gives Jarrard, republican, majority for Assembly, and Farr, for Sheriff, 342 majorit; SHIPPING NEWS. |! Almanac for New York—This Day, + 682 pg ai ee, . morn 5 49 oo 464 | High ats r.. eve 75! PORT OF NEW YORK, No NOVEMZER 2, 1869. af TA Score’ (Bi, Judkins, Liverpool via Queenstown —C G Francklyn, pbieummanip W Ht Herrick, Jones, Jacksonville—G F Ply. “Bion ship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah—Murray, Ferns & Steamship Georgia, Cutler, Charieston—A Leary. Steamship James Aller, Lockwood, Charleston it R More gan & Co. Steamship Gulf Stream, MoCreery, Charieston—H R Mor- ip Niagara, Blakoman, Norfolk, C1, Richmond—Old Hominion Steamahip Co, a eee ‘Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston--W:P Clyve. ehip C) ea Jones, Liverpoo!l—Wilit, mas & Gnton, Forjenion $9 a ie grdera—Funchy Gr, Smith, fontion—Ar whit Antolope, White, St Croix—Roche Bros & Cotto jark MB Aimon (Br), Caffrey, Syaney, CB—C B Swain & Fark JF Baton, Marshall, Hilzabethport—Brett, Son & Co, Brig Water Lily, Horton, 'Rio Grande do Sul—J Bento & ‘Brig Sancho (Br), Burke, Cow Bay—O B Swain & Co, Brig pate coll Collins (Br), Morehouse, Sandy Cove, NS—G A Puilipg & oats UV Geery, Conklin, Charleston—N Ls Mec ready & 0. Schr Harriet Brewster, Goodale, Rio Janeiro—A Abbot. ety E Mei, Wieks, ‘ndishols. and Lavacca—Tupper jeattio. Schr B DeHart, Low, St John's, PR—Miller & Ionghton. a gly Margaret & Lucy, © rosby, Charleston—Benuer, Miller Schr Ceean Wave, Zeluff, Norfolk—C E Stapler & Co, Schr Lamartine, Butler, ‘New Bedford—Fergason & Wood, Behr Harry & Ned, Green, New Londoa-Fergusou & ‘Reamer Mars, Grumly, Phitadetpaia, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY TAD MGRALD STAAW YAITCY. vom ws Cuva (Br), Moodie, Livernool Oct 28, via Queens- ea bag th imdse and eon a rm, Franck’: vn. abip Cimbria ¢ Koy, ek Harb Cet 2, via m... Bal, 11:89 AM, with and’ sto ‘Kun- hardt & Co. tees tne we athens Oct at wo 18, ton 44 aS signallet atcamer aarte ‘B0th, lat oe 6214, a! mer Hi hence for tam hs lat 4h amner Denmark, ben e for Liverpo: Steamsiip villode Paris (Fr), Surmonty Havre, vis Brest oot 35°3 a0 PM, Yas ers, to (d Macken- mi passengers, Had moderate weather throng Steamship San Jacinto, Atkiag, Savannah, with mdse and cers, to Wm R Garrison. Steamsuip Champion, Lockwood, Charteston Oct 80, with ‘and passengers, to HR Morgan & Co. hip Saraioce, Alexander, Richmond, City Pornt and with ‘mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Georgetown, 8 days, skip. Loutea Moore, Wall 18, to Phillips & Brown, deavor, Warland, M to order, vowel tb F Hatha Passed Abjtor July 2 of Good lope Bept i; ‘the equator Sept B4 40 Wi ad lyn wins and calms up to Oot with m: Mla June 21, with ys, Oars fa, Joa di ‘atteras, with strong NW win wines Sept 25, lat aay jong 28 we signalled a ‘pritien showing third se rom htelds, bound. to Sin Set i W, ship Gentoo, from Baitl- 4 days, with Ine westward of et arshall, nrdner, Live Te, paurange i Chneiea'H Brarthall & Get Teland with heavy NW winds; B co rs, to Wm ott & C iia; with "strong wiade from Wand Cormes (of Thomaston), $, Inle ght iby with maser to. hae Pee ‘Sep sl ip Caniida, roan, ‘Bristol & Sept 4, with mdse, to " ark ermine (Bt an P Pers fai eo) to Boyd & itn ea. Paw re ES hsfanat nek oe ica ® Oram, Liverpool, P,, La" with | Bost NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NUVEMBER 3, 1869—QUADRUPLE SHEET. 2a Sere CST Gack te a On ee Rhea ol mdse, to Thos park John Frte, Luce, Hay Bee im hides, &o tos wa Ras been 6 days fn Dan), Mat Grand do Sul, with nudes tod sarah ee Sat L— ‘Crossed the ‘winds up tothe Gulf So juator Bep 13 long 67; had light SE eq Pp 13 long ght ig Fred Bilis (of Camden) api steko Boe Sokeae Ke ‘eR Hea! us been aay V dof the faeces cB eteraon \ Bs B with Bri metodo of stare of Go Had i pig ed om Unto Hattoras and have. been’ 10 days north of dea ‘polnt strong nol nds. ith rtherly wit "'Brig Two Brothers (Pr), Pike Labrador, 80 days, with fish, ontig Martha, Guna, . aor days, with cotton, &c, to fal oston, mrhore ae’ a bonn. ‘Has been N of Hatteras with stron; |W gales, split will proceed in a day or ma rig ‘isabel (of Boston), Savannah, 8 days, with lumber rig Naty Gibbs (new), 600 tons), oriaetign ® In ballast, to master. Will loud for Mi Eveline (of New Haven), Pierce, Demarart Gare with molasses, to Daniel Trowbridge. Had Tight’ Ra ing winds up to lak 88, since then strong northerly winds; bave been 8 days north of Hatteras. Charter, Chubb, 8t John, CE, $2 days,with lum aa ber to C H PI ae Sonal tal Boat © Gr Griswold, Orr, Ottawa, CE, 80 days, with Canal boat Kate Conley, Petty, Ottawa, 35 days, with iam- ber to R W Adams, aia ss a Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND soUuTH, Brig Vincento (Sp), —— Boston for New York, tn ballast. chi Freedom (Br), Clate, Ailey 1 days, for New York, with plaster, to dal Schr EG McLean tye Co Bons et Jona, NB, 9 days, for Nah ork byneg et a st Taare NB, 14 fe chr Emma jodfre: it A for New York, with lumber to G'Boardm ae coat Ata drlana, Everts, St Andrews for New York, with lum- er, Snr’ Welliagton, Barbour, Bangor for New York, with t ; Behr ‘Ocean Wave, Tibbetts, Bangor for Greenpoint, with jumber. Schr Harriet Newell, Layee Whiting for New York, with timber, to Chase, Talbot aC weal Rena, Bishop, Rockland for New Yore, with lime, to Sohr Harriet Newell, Floyd, Portsmouth for New York, with lumber, to Simpson & Clapp. Schr Georgia, Leach, Boston for Providence. Schr Helen M Woodward, Weeks, Prov‘acetown for New ‘ork. 8cbr J P Collins, Gray, Sandwich for New York. ae Martha M ‘Sargent, Sargent, New Eedford for New ‘lehr Silas Wright, Keen, Providence for New York. day Schr J Clark, Fowler, Providence for Rondont. Schr AM Acken, Hill, Providence for New York, Sehr E Gage, Falconburg, Providence for New York. ws, Taylor, Providence for New York. M Branscome, Branscome, Providence for New Schr Storm, Warwick, Norwich for Trenton. Scnr B Bradley Hinckey, Hartford for Trenton, Schr Falcon, Wheeler, New Haven for New York. Schr Connectient, Jones, New Haven for Now York. Schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stanford for New York, BOUND BASE Schr Katy J Hoyt, Parker, Alpxandria for New Haven, Schr J Cannon, Cannon, Phigdelphia for Boston. Schr © L Herrick, Baldwin, Mladelphia for Dighton. Schr G W Dexter, Casey, LiWabethport for Boston. Schr Ann Davison, Robel w Fork for Oyster Ba; ay Schr Prairie Bird (Br), MeBurnie, New York for St John. chr Antecedent, Pendleton, New’ York for Somerset. Bour V Barklew, Curtis, New York for Taunton. dohr Mary J Mead, Thrasher, New York for Taunton, Schr Jar Lngliah, Parker, New York for Providence. Scbr Lillie If, Brown, New York for Providence. SAILED, Steamship City of Baltimore, for Liverpool; Allemannta Hamburg; Leo, Savannah; Jas Adger, Gulf Stream, and Goorgia, Gharicston; Niagara, Richmond, &c. Marine Disasters. Bark Harninr ae which was towed to New Bed- ford full of water a ks ago from Tarpaulin Cove, and has since been ou the bottom in’ Shallow water near Crow Ialand, has been battened up so as to float, and an effort is now being made to get her on the marine railway, Sour Louisa, from Port Caledonia, CB, for West Indies, a a cargo of coal, was totally wrecked at Cow Bay, CB, CARDIF?, Oct 21—The bark Jonathan Godfrey, Sears, ar- rived here froma New York, € eoputered heary ‘weather on the passage, carried away salle, rigging, 4c, and sprung a leak. KINGROAD, Oct 21—The Kate Prince, Libbey, Et for Queenstown, reports was off the coast ten vay | ms heavy gales from NE; Oot 18, in a heavy gale from NN between Cape Clear ‘and the Old Head of fore and mainmasts, crushed the td le sprung a bad leak at the water's edge; bore up when near the Old Head for Bristol, with two Webs ‘water tn" ties puesp weil, On 10th, at Men 40 miles outside: Hand inode wale increased tn great ear ip NE. a ist the gale moderated, bore away fOr ‘Kingroad and ar rived here this day. cd LryERroot, Oct 19—The veasel which was in collision wi the Clara, Edwards, from Richmond, Va, for this ho the evening of Oct 16, was the Italian bark 81, for Ancona. ¢ Clara had jibboom, panne, foretopgallantmast, three topside planks, Ac, carried away. Nxwvenx, NC, Nov 1—A Buntline, from New York, in m2 a nt’ ashore Lookout'Shoats last night and Decam total loss, “Captain and crew savi URENSTOWN, Oct 22—The Colonel Adams, Morse, has arrived here, with fore and main masts sprung and cross- Jack yard gone. Miscellaneous. BurrLEMENT No 17, for November 1, of the American. all vesne}, called the Ned Taylor, republican, 18 elected to the State | Lloyds’ Universal Record of Shipping, has been received from the Director, Captain Thos D Taylor, office 85 Wall and13 Broad stroets. Notice to Mariners. The Can Buoy on the south point of Goat Island, harbor, has peed replaced. by fancier rail ne EAST RIVER—BETWREN LONG ISLAND 8OUND AND HAR- BOR OF NEW YORK. Orrick Lien HOUSE BOARD, WASHINGTON. DC, Oct no i0th of Notice is hereby given that on and after November, 186%, a light will be exhibited from and marking the ecsthern end of North Brother Island, in the East river, betwaen Long Island Sound and the harbor of New York: The’ building is of wood, one story ch with Mansard roof, from which rises a wooden tower, supporting the he sMlaminat: ing Lge consisting of lena of ihe sixth order, showin; xed white I ‘ht at ab slevarion of 50 feet above the leve! 4 of the sea, and il umins if 270 degrees of the horizon. The pad ed is painted Tight pot except the trimmings, which are brow: By order of the Lighthouse Board, W B SHUBRICK, Chatrman, Whalem Cleared at New Bedford Nov 1, bark Thomas Dickason, 609 | Lewis, lacific Ocean, Salled from ijermuda Oct 18, schr Washington Freeman, BEM, PARDOVON, 10 cree cen 1 etter from ‘acy, of bark Lancer, NB, repo: at Tenerife Oct ty all welly not having ween, Whalen ines Joaving Fayal. Was bound’ to Tristram ground right whal- ge letter fom Capt Babcock, of bark Adeline Gibbs, N! reports lier at Labuan Aug 3 of having taken 200 bbis sp ol since last report—1400 bi 0 do wh ofl all told. Would be at Singapore bh Not ‘ember, to fit for home, Spoken. ype Guiding Star, from —— for Batilla, Oct 29, of Foreign Ports. AVERPEEN, Oct £0—Sailod, Emilie, Karstonsen, Charles- tone ‘Aupaoasan, Qet 21—Salled, Fronels Bourneuf, Oliver, Providence. ‘ ANTWERP, Oct $1—Arrived, Loutse Bachmann, —? ec Oot $2—Sulled, Rifondo, Bie ‘Oct 3 Ont ship Freeman Sern rived, Allee Tainter, Nichols, and Lawrence Brown, Janvrin, Dordt; 19th. Angusta, Fat ton, Baltimoro; Slat, F H Jennings, Noble, and Clara, Probal Philadel Lo ont RIMAVEN, Oct 20-Salled, Ocean, Gerdes, New one ; Helene, Rtaschen, NYork; Leipzig (s), Jaeger, Baltt- eaRDPATE, Oct 21—Arriyed, Johanna Marla, Gustavus, TAVIA, Rept 8—Latled, bark Sharpsburg, Rogers, Sou- Fabaya and Passaroonne, 16 load for Boston. Rae the following forelgn vessel at, to Toad ena a wtward for N¥or swe), and at Patany for Hampton eats fal afar ro ly Yor ‘Baltimore; Matte (Duteh), fon Padang grt achrs John Atwood, and Lau ACOA wood, and Laur ay PAR tor York fF ip par 29 DUP, Oct BI prrireaTonathan Godfrey, Bears, New Balled $84, Geo A Holt, Norden, Mobile. ae fant ts, Sevt 18—In port bark ‘Asphodel (hn, Bayfield, for Boston k DFAT, Oct 41—Arrived, HL Routh, Martin, London for NYork:’ Palo Altos 3 ‘Tenney, do for Providence: Arcadia, do for Philedelphia jeorgiadia, Fowler, do for ‘New Orleans; Wm We'ch, ug for veer Volietelphia, (and all proceeded); 234, Constant “Ode Hat, Bxpieas, Duriaer, from Philadelphia tor Stet- hunraN, Oct 20.-.Cleared, Embla, Jensen, NYork, yiAtModsH, Oct, 3 Arrived, Gaspee, Emerson, Callao; n, Olsen, Veiksaow, Nov L—arrived, sleamshtp Pericles, Jones, Montreal. GueExoon, Oct 22—Sailed, Cambria, Crate, NYork. Great YARMOUTH, Oct 2}—In the ‘roads, Wm. sg ham, from NYork, with rudder gone. GOOLK, Oct 2—Salled, Star of Hope, Duddiny Genoa, Oct T-arrived, C Madura, Morlandes! Pbiledel- hia, Puutited 16th, C'S Russell, Mayo, NYork; N Franklin, Hol- brook, Philadelphia. Hetvorn, Oct 18—Arrived, William, Harding, Philadel- phia; Admiral, Haesloop, Belumers Haver, Oct 2i—Forest Hosmer, New Orleans. NAVAN, Now 2—Arrh gs De Soto, Morton, we Pot, Oct M—Arrived, George Hurlbut, Masson, NYork; Venetia Libera, Castruce, Gof ead Minne Charles: ton; Nov I, Tuscarora, Rowland, Philadelphia, “Cleared "20th, Skjcldy. Al Albee, Ghatiestons _ John ‘Tucker, Mathews, and Tecumseh, Beatee, New York; Bassi ‘es Alien, Puitudoiphias a Kate Cb Cora, Stnart, B Himore; Pennivivanta. (a) Hall, bourne, Smith, ta} Raha ‘and Yumort, + Apoll Cochrane, Charleston; Siateraed.Rroe Nicolaysen, Phila: Hinporan, Goverteon, Witml magn : nile Méritana, Gordon, Mobile Pintacelpti ie Ann, Hughes, N: wh Tride , Armstrong, Mobi! ; Garnet Briard, do; Geo a Frignie Bi ips, vo rate) bette uber New'York; Peas Nickols, Charleston ; MeClelia cs Entered out ast, Urimea, Enginn }), Hains, Boston and New $n mora (f), Robinson, Chi eerie: Omaha, nO a etary oi Dou Dov ond, ‘tte cts ‘averdein Kom ‘Ori LONDON, Oct 21 nau Nicholson, Shanghae. Henved Hay Hu Argon a * : Eutered out 23, jack. sin pore. Lerra, Oct 21 lod, Fa ‘arewell, Neuinkas WY NYork, Leonoun, Oct 16—In port bark bie (Ap ci Goudy. for New York, to sailin November; brig Udola, Whittemore, for do, to sail Nov 10; ang others MA W PORT, Oct 23—Sailed, Thetts, Fratams, Savannah, MAnGrILL A, Out30- Kalle Alix, Pula, Manoa, cl Ve—Sniied, edward Hill Hedtock, WYork, NEWOASTLE, Oct 20--Kxtered out, Melbourne, Horton, for Newront, Oct 19—Bailed, F M Hulbert, Curtis, Savannah ae Wnt, ‘Loring, Baltimore; 2lst,, Sawiey chiudow: jew Orleans, Boreuys't rk, Oat has 18—Arrived, Orton, Beata, Pha PP eth Philadelphia ; tina, Verrel ae ont Ba etn Ges 38- Ned, hinaain, Paty NYork. yrernon Of, bark Paul (Pruss), Glatt, from ae orb artiveds Meacaan'p 0 Anateur choy GetaLbe, Oot M—Saled Raroke, sort, veschen Be Balti ee fa Brean at ro eek err Rost ce Srtoe er tenes Stanuay, F i, July &—Arrived, Hussquina, Lowden, for sr Sot, Xi NB, Nov 1—Arrived, bark Walton (Br), Ells aiesred=Brig Zelma, Havana; Willie Martin, Noyes, Phila- mn, Oct bipayre Iris, Katee New Orleans. osUEEANDaIA, & 30 Balled, sehr Enoch Moore, Jersey HOSTON, Nov pape schr Galena, Hale, Turke Toland. ‘king, Port Spain; Sullt- van; Perry, Klagton, Je One eee ater 8t Joh P cRrigien eae ichmnond, ¥ v ” ” ari Cynthia Palmer Grown, Cl br » Bro jaagow: a “Shiela: Saray, Port an Settee ttle” Eaton, ‘ Belles Barbados; A'H Custis, Bag aig A iphia. sielow, bark GW Hosevelt, from schrs Wm Jones, from NYork; FC Hertz, from RON ETINORE, Nov l—Arrived, bark Mary A Marshall (Br), brigs Caroline, McFarland, Matanz: Anthony, Tr Troon; ria Taabel (Hn) F Fulton, NYork; Aylsford (Br), Maco Areolty Smith, Booker, NYork. Below, schr Bidonag, Fhe Gieareii—Steamers Liberty, Reed, Havana and New Or- ey West (and if ilod) | Blackstone, Loveland, a vin Nerfore itehfeld, Spalding, NYork; achr Isabel Alberto, Rooker, ‘Now Haven.” Rogers, Safled—Bark BANGOR, Uct 80—Satied. brig Reporter, Coombs, NYork; sehr Baltlo, ‘Parker, Ne BATH, Oot 90-—Sailed, schrs Starlight, McIntyre, and Silver Norris, Bell, Bailey, NYork ; John H French, do; Bist, ship Nimbus (now), Kell Kell nen New Orleans. %—Arrived, achr Kate Walker, Warren, Phiadelph nda ‘Noy 1—Arrived, schrs Greenland, Parker, Ca- icnowied, Elizabethport. Schr Chatles, L Hulse, Lisle, Elizabethport; sloop ‘orwin. N Yor! ‘ON, Nov 2—Arrived, steamsh{p Manhattan, iled—Steamship Charleston, NYorl DIGHTON, Oct 80—Sajled, schr ‘Sarah W Blake, Blake, re copes. Sion REENWICH, Oct 80—Arrived, schr American Shaw, Bere hia. ‘TRESS Mi’ ROE, 2—Passed in for Baltimore, pip McAuley, Tome Bor 7; barks Mal da Hilliard, from Liverpool; Caroline Lemon , from Callao; schr Willie, West nd Passed ont, stenmahip Liberty, for Havana. FALL RIVER, 0 wed, schr Fountain, Bennett, Yor! Balled—Sehr LN Lovell, Lane, Georgetown, DC; Eva H Lewis, Lewis, NYork, GLOUCESTER Ock 80— Arrived, achrs R.A Ford, Carpan- ter, Rockland, NU, for NYork; Franklin, Brewster, Frank- fort for do; JP York. P iobingon Harding, N Mh Tess \— ae le Led HOLMES! HOU, Oct “Me Pale brig Canima, Goombs, Foliage tits for Botton, Reports on the 2th inst gals from NW, lont boot, foretoosall, malnsiayaat, and Bed trokes per hour. Also arrived, 00 at Winslow. iitznbethpant for Bangor schra banlel Ayres, Philadelphia for Boston: Mary A Rice, Rice, Middie- town, Conn, for do; Caspian, Larrabee, Elizavethport for Baler; 1G (Br), Ubrislopher, Providedce for St John, NBs io or, Jordan, do for Elisworth ; wy E Pearson, Pendie- Fal River for Bangor; Black Swan, French, and Grecian, New Bedford ‘or L ncolnsvilie. hag org not sail this AM, as rey rr ‘Urus, Atay, Philadelphia nor Bos: toni Alex Milikes” Lord, ’Rondesk for de? Ben. Fosse, Coombs, do for do; Alfaretta (Br', Rutherfor), NYork, for Dorchester, NB; Victoria Ursuia (Br), Lenoir, do for Arichat, 3; schrs’ Monadnock, Bunker, Jacksonville for Boston; Medatt C Hart, Rawley, Philadeiphia for do; Rising Sun, Jones, aud Matanzas, Braydon, Rondout for do; phir, Web: ater, and Kossuth, Smith, Elizal eabetnport for doy Joch in Shute, NYOrK for ‘do. Hieetwing, Nash, —— for arding, NYork for Dangor; becoadia, Elwell, do for ills, do for Portsmouth ; Paul Seavey, Lowell, do for Newburyport; Atalanta, Pleroe, do for Waldoboro; ra r, do land ; dy herma (Bry Ward: do for Maitland, NS; Hiram Tucker, Mae tl do for Dennys- ville; Mary A Heyer, Etheridge, Perth Amboy for Boston; r, Nowbury, Baltimore for Provincetown; Crescent Louge: Halch, Hudson for Pembroke: Gun Tiosk Ellzabethport for do; ‘Templar (Br), Downey, New Pepa Bonnetta ( ir), Clark, Bridagp sport for Walton, NS; miner (Be Sandford, 43 for Windsor, NB: KA Ford (Br), Carpenter, Mockland, NBy for N¥ork; Redondo, Whitmore, 8 for do, nd tiled Susan, Duraonty whomaston for do; Frankltn, Brewster, Franktart. for doy Olive Avery, Wilson, Rockland for do; Annie G re Webber, Boothbay for Fortress Monroe} W F Adams, Pitt, Frederiékton, NB, for Providence, Returned, schr Exeter, Nov 1, A Arrived, schrs Globe, Eaton, Port Johnson for Boston Albert Jameson, Candage, NV ork, for Newbut Raven, Parker, Bangor for NYon, with foresall split: nevis been It contact with an unknown’ scbr on Nantucket Shoals eee Bark NM Have: Canima, Bur. are, Alex Milliken, “uen me Fons 'Alfaralta’ (Bor Ftd as fa tan); heh Frolic, Clara, Norton, a: sunah Rose, out Porshe, raw nit, Planter, © Locser, Chasiie & Willie, cry (anc ‘Cer Deron ‘outtoe rash Wat gon, 8 H{ Woodbury, D 8 Mersbon, Mi tee, Caspian, OChn, Bangor, MCR Pearsons Bide Bwan, Grecian, nook, "M CeHart, Ophir, Rising Sun, Matanzas, ‘Kossul Fleetwing, Joobiz, Sante Marie, Lake, ia, Paul Sea: fanta, ‘Transfer, Perms By H uoker, A Halen Vapor, Cresceut’ Lod; ‘Rock, emia (br) Boonetta CBr}, Summervillo GB) KA Ford Cae. Sy Gane oe vas oaer Annie ‘ebber, W F Adams ( Jobe, NOTLE, © Get Bo Arrived, steamship Australian (Br) Ba- ker, Tamplgo; ‘schr Queen of the South, Bort York. NEW ORLEANS, Oct 27-— Arrived, barke rank Marion, Boston; Cadichonne (Fri, "Demeurant, Borde: aie Br Hodge, Rio Janeiro; Sailor Boy, Swense rie, Sp), Fe Plakhain karla Toe (Ep), Fobde, Havana; Giles Loring, ved abi iysburg, Edge, Cadiz; Mo; man, Kennebunk: brig Hop mae #52 Morterola; Havana. ne Citared—Brig Jennie Cob! ley, Providence ;achr Etna, Montgomery, Ruatan, h—Cleated, Hereahlp Cuba: Di Dukebart, Raltimore: Har. lan, Lewis, Galveston; Norwood, Washourn, Sournwrst Pass, Oct 98—Arrived, ships Waverley, Gil- Jam, Liverpool; D W'Chapman, Mill ‘ork; bare Aur ny Barteva, Havang, Salted 37th, pe Helen Clinton sed el Draper brig Joren Carmelita, NE YBORT, Oct 20 Arrived, schr Hattie Anna, Tap- Ie, earabety FORD, Oct 29-Satled, sehr Jessle W PaO Arived, sin fra sa es r oe zee ris, Barlow, Stephen Waterman, Chase, NYorke sts (oF Savannah; Sailed—Schrs M H Reed, jeg Philadelphia; A Heaton, Euloney; Loulta Fravels, Kelley, and Wil Sargent, cargent? NEWPORT, Oct 80, PM-—Arrtved, schra Globe, Eaton, Port Johnson for Boston; Wm MeCobl ob, Chipman, Bangor for NYorks Wellington, Barber, do for do: Wi Wihtiam Di Doyle, via New Haven; Arthur 3 Simpso1 Churn, New Bedford for’ Phindel he * ara ch W Blake, Biake, Dighton for Poughkeepsie; Char! "trefeth \d Joseph P ‘Monad- Duneai bri Duren, Ross, Paull, Taunton for NYork; Monitor, NYork’for Ware- Bist, PM—Arrived, brig Vinzenzo, Boston for NY. Adrianna, Cheeseman, in Higa Ge Foes, Eiaworth for Rondout ; Gi arian id, Bungee for dork do; ea, MeCobb, Camden i my da, nt do for dor for Nyon; Fraucis Burritt, Allen, Providence for Rondout; Ti Hoceport for Krork, # tla wt Benj T Crocker, Harding, Provincetown for ir ‘ov 1,8 AM—Arrived, sloop Pearl, Coblet; ang hl Failed —brige Allston, Savyer, Baneor Tor toe ia Rondout; Izetta, Smith, Bangor for yore? | Lewin, Fail Kiver tor do; Golden Kule, Wells, Provi Nvork ‘ork; and the above arrivals except schra Prudence, Charles, Sarah W Blake, an oop NORWICH, Oct #--Arrived, ache B-Cunningham, Kel- ley, Hoboken’, Cyn thia Jane, all, do: Sea Flower, Chase, | New pares E he erman, ¥Ellzabethport. JONDON, Oct 80°-Arrived, sonra. Adele Felicia, Elit- oth Blezabedy port; Dr Franklin, Soovill, South Amboy; Saxon, Hatch, Bale eg feta ‘Telegraph, tor Porto Rico; Chas P Stickney, Pale HAVEN, Bhd 1—Arrived, echrs Wavs, Hubbard, ened! Haddan, —. rt} Modesty, Wonver, isait! more; Geo Metinger, Si ryctown, DO; AJ Bentley, Bunnell, Baltimore; ben ig is Hallock, ang’ IW Hino, Blizabetbport; ‘Ravin Nur Idridze, Ambo; rantord, acira va Birt, , Abboti, Treaton; Sarah ipabet onr9e Elizabeth por aes) BIA, Nov 1Arrived, brig Elgin (Br), South - erland, Boston ; schrs Mary Farrow, Condon, Bangor; E Gil- deraieéye, e Garrol, Portland Isaac Keen, Ritchie, Province. town; 5 mor, NYork;8 P Hause, Jackson, do; adie M chai ‘Coan, Bostor SFA Sauer ‘Steelman, low Haven; 8 Godtrey, ifrey ; M G Collin id Emma Fox, Bi Tda Dela Torre, Dat Vewports Horn, Bait nol providence; B 1a Fok, mith Pieria Row red Hark Busy, Lindon, ( A Deniike, Jones, Aspinwall, Ald Edwards, ‘Corson, § Largpeon, Nowbutyport; Ida Dela Torre, ‘Thompson, Bristele J Errickson, Smith, ‘Stonin Zeyla, Crowell, Bosto on Mary Price, Cobb, Fi mouth ; Goo Holchkias, Rack: ett, Pawt Southe arling, Portsmouth; Onward, for ae schra Fall River inh fem; Golden Engle, Howes, N Bedford; 24-—prrived, 2:8amn niet, Harding, Providence: bark Bs, ME Ht, NB “i I trey; Garwood, Wilming- iam’ NGn Hetow, ship Lancaster, Jachsony from Liverpoot barke Br © Tupper (Br), Coil, and Minne Cameron (Br), COLA, Oct 26—Arrived, achr Lizzie Major, Giles, FORTEAND, Oct Arrived stenmahtp Dirigo, Jobnson, $ ma L Hail, Blanchard, Liverpo NR Tored Brig D's Soule, Uardenas; sobr “Georgie ei ‘Willard, Philadelphia, aon aed: Saray Sag von for tla Ia; Savoy, Corson, NYork (or Calas Now Ari cache Horlion, ‘Newman, Rondout; ta u ‘Gilde wnovt EN Novi chrrived, schre L& M- Rood, Sher- Wing, Endieote, “ao Win vison Brown: Puilatelphie in jeot ; Wm son, lel Handy Groskey’ Potier, doy Wia ff ‘Dennis, bake, do: Vig Innt 1 Nlewersony Kilsanothyor; J 3 Barley, ‘Saunders, Horizon, Newman, Rondout for Pawtucket; ly Hiuhle, Nie ‘kerson, Rondout; Mary Johnson, Phinne bell, Fowler. dg; 3 Ht Yourman Pretanee alt, 40 i shel amatn jo " Raxter, Ji Sept Ny Blain iders dondout for Hp, Rondout; Geor, Nickerson, do; John © Albany: Robert Blain, Carney, Haversiaw Veranda, fatied’. Pras ba Dark, Porthe, Borgwardt, NYork, in tow of steam tug Jacob @ Ne ‘achra Wm Butler, Knowles, tf 2. Jones, Philadelphia; Lady Ellen, Doughty, do; Esse Iwigkernon, do; Be Benj Strong, owen, fontrone, Grierson, ‘orl BAVANWAT Oot Cleared, echr ‘rianols Bavvoriy, Stet . New York, Hg" Harriet M Giivery, Stubbs (from Boston), Sa- chra Emma D Phinney, Symmes, Matanzas; Mary Gilman, New York Sale Amebury, Amabury, Beta, brown, Boston. hi yortng, Phiiadeiphie; Ban 0 Janeiro; achre Katie E Rioh, and 8 VW Bi Cleared stent \‘irgo, N¥ork ; ship Mont Blane, Liv. expoal aig Ades eatlo, Nassau. ja, Uct 18--Salled, brig George Hardy, Blanchard, ‘Bou SALEM, Oc t20—Arrived, sehr Reno, Bishop, Rockland for steamer Rattlesnake, Mershon, bf go) tr Abbie tn alls, Ingailn B Mtushquash, NB, for N York; Gold Hunter, W feare, S ‘ONIN {GTON, Noy 1—Atrived, echr Golden Ray, Davis, ort TAUNTON, QUt 80—daited, achra, Chaties, Trefethen, New York; Joseph P Ross, Pail, do It Wal meee Q-Arrive A MBRICAN INSTITUTE FAIR. Award of two first claae on Medals and Diplomas to Edward D, Basstord, ¢ Cooper Institute, an exhibitor of the finest quality Silver Pinted and Glass Ware, Table Cutlery, Fire Sets, Coal Vases, Plate Warmers, baie NS ber cent below Broadway prices, Alain No oe , Bas = acca “3. Tie nates at Lar, bat Brond a Way BTAINED, IN DIFFERENT Amerie een Day fOoR ALLCOCK'’s POROUS PLASTER. Thie Plaster should be used when » combmation of warmth, support or tonie influence is needed. Enlarged spleen and ague-cake are often cured by them; but for all Purposes of strengthening and pain-relieving Plaster, for sore throats and rheumatic “affections, they are indeed unrie valled. Agency, Brandreth Hous | House, and for sale by all drugs gists by the yard or single Plaster. ALWAYS AHEAD OF ALL | COMPETITION.—TRAS, Coffees, all kinds of Gheap for cash, eTHOMAS R. AGREE, CORNS, BUNTON of the Broadway. pn AS OE AB (CUBE, WITHOUT KNIFE CAUBTIO OR DETENTION, from busine for Bistonare, Ht Fiat jes, Di the Faivie Viscera, Nose, Face. und. Pertom, ean 1 Fg ana heh New Te ‘Silces 68 Brodwaye MONT, author of “Paris, ‘Adviser, Marriage Guid YSPEPSIA, PHTHISI8, CONSTIPATION, _ DI, Deri cee erie ae jen ne pou a gratis, -L, DUBARKY, 168 Wlillam streets res, Copies XTRA E ‘te. Prize medal awarded, Paris Exposition, 1807. SMITHS NEW YORK ENLARGED JOINTS AND fu t cured by Dr, ZACHABIE, 700 B is now ready for delivery, 10 alngle packages or targe quantls thes, to avy part of New York city. BOAT WHARVES, RAILROAD DEPOTS, EXPRES@ OFFIORS, by our own drays, free of expense: HOTEL! Sy awinies, RESTAURANTS, SFrquor a TROOERS, fn and out of the ty, send for circular. MACPHERSON SMITH & DONALD SMITH, BRAWweES ot Bast oad We Burton, a Pale XXX Ales, EWER) teenth street, Radicar, CURE, ee “z iF USTIO, 01 detention from business, for Stric Fate da tiger) Diseases of the Pelvic Visvors, Diseases. a re, Di faov and peraon. WENRY A. DASEELS, M, D., 144 Lexington avenue, IME UNIVERSITY, MEDICINES —BEING SHE FAVOR- ite preseripitons of the New York Medical Reliable remedials of high sclentifio gharacter, strictly according to the laws of chemistry a are imade uupon the aquare and can be relied on. y are lost of them having ben used. by the Professors of the cae i their mite ractice for over twenty ears, Tay seem almost Incredible ia tha fact that they sure hitherto considered incurable. We are recelvi from every part of the country from id distinguished men and women recording the ta cures performed by these remedies, Many fs these been considered beyond the power of cure. We wish io could Peay these letters for the enooure afflicted; but a book of a thousand pages would es South those which we have Wager to use, | ‘There never has been a success like th! tem of medicines. They are patent medicines. They are rapidiy superseding the Ba pono nostrums and Lata drugs and their sale is bee coming enormous, L-—COMPOUND ruord EXTRACT OF CANCER oe This Vane Se most powerful dl 7 ble powerful remed re ever uiscuvered Medien, is an iumediste and permanent ete acrofulous, cancerous ‘aud eruptive Tanladios. ld upon the followin; wrarranton vit i purifier, one bottle of this ex virtue than one dozen boiles St any, teuiae 8 iterative emane: Price 2 per package (with book), oF hres ack Pa EEE TD PHENYL, Professor Scott's recently 4 ow for deafn daily curing cases of im; trod hi formerly regarded a8 hopeleely incurable, ring tba peak as cured several fred patients at an {nfin! Zot many. of whom bad previously trigd alm 5 a of Tholicy And oxpended incredible ‘mai rreesecreogpe ranean eters Soe “by alk neo editorial notices of th (great modern emical discovery in nearly every paper in Amerios spd Price 83 per package (with book), or two packages ATARRH SPECIFIC. Cures the most formidable, catarrh in existence simost, instantanen \ hawking, spitting and blowing of hore, offensive breath, setuity 0 up the head, and discharge of thick, ‘ing Or seria macus from the nostrils. Price @2 per package (with book), oF three Ks fe PA MGYDRATED OXYMEL. Our ected remedial for ronehitiay eoughe, night sweats, subd dues cough % Mirice Ganar poskege (with book oe tnes RACT. The never ah pile cure, Has cured aes of bind and bleeding piles of forty nga! dura tion, | Price 2 per package (with bool three packages °F PLT CID EXTRACT OF varie JESSAMINE. This is almost a specific in CG form of heart di and le: Jeemployed by many of our leading physicians in regular ice 93 per packego action. Tt cured palpitation, valvular firgement or wasting of the (wi tb book) or three [se ee or VIL.—NEUR, MEUMATIC ELIXIR. Guaranteed to cure ey ralgia,, Fb aaa ar gout and sciatica, 95 times out of every I often gives pervect relia. rice package (wi fe bogey or Ue TUGHEMIOAL HEALING BLOOD. AN PORE OINTMENT, ‘The most powerful healing tpplication Enews to sclence. Penetrates to the blood and bones, healing uleersy. res, Soyer nodes, blotches, &e. Price rele per box ot ‘or X.—ETHEKEAL PHOSPHORUS, The radioal eure for atoms dobility. Has cured ove: ousand cases of physical weakness, We Coutdentiy plese oer rennet tetore medy fue public on the guarantees of science, honor, philauthropy. a ‘ ePrice nee ‘with’ special bookls uro) the Gare of pulmonary consumption, Heals t tay and Cy $wo pa Bae tee rriccrr genuine) diseases of the bladder and kidneys in 4 es spaera the only rue diuretie Known to medicine. rice 68 per per package (with book), or ty Kes ret eo OF CHLORIDE OF GOLD. Cures . fectious diseases. Cures recent cases in 94 hours, ases in one Price $8 per package (with book), or two Packages for Hi KATALPA EXTRACT. Woman's Friend. The tn- fallibi mnagoguc. Restores the menses and cures id ing of the @ wom 8 ie. Price 88 per package; extra ( ATLL VICRORIA REGIA, The Tm me ‘wondrous beauty to the complexion ‘ate pony spe freckles, blotches, and black heads ‘in he n., Prive ‘82 per package wit book), or three packages OUR LETTER FILE. The followin enitcnioe Gut of many thonaands, are ap. ended in order to show ‘the eflicacy, master ror Guperiority of tue University Medicines n> Power and SURGEON GENRRAL’s fiat WASHIN }, Mareb 10, 1869. Prorrssons— Please forward my md order of Univer. sity Medicines, (1 ai: pleased to say that T have found them of great service in the treatment of patients under my charge, GEORGE RED, 1 Me Day de A. Burgeon, U. 8, A ‘The foliowing ts from the most distinguished phystotan of Georgia, whose name will be readily recounize SAVANNAH, Ga.) March 21, 1868, Drak Docror--Emploving the University Medicines in practice, and being familiar with their composition, I bat Bo hesitiney in saying that they surpaes anything that I have ever prose: 1 need only % be made knownto the peg ple to drive the patent medicine trash out of market. GLOKGE TRIPPE, M. D, From the well known, eminent Dr, Buckler Jones:— BALTIMORE, Md. Qct, 17, 196. Thave a lady under my care with cancer 1n tho left Trocommenciod her to use your remedies and with the most marked benelit and decided {waprovement SSE, 0 We have some 600 similar ‘recommasaialo letiers physicians of all schools, who are eraploying the atreraiy jedicinea in practice, Iv. Da, SCOTT AND ASSOCTATRS—I received from Pips ution, some eight weeks Ago, one bottle of Jour Bpecll aysolt aud one boltie of Katalpa Extr inal tay wi ies Feean say that both of tl claimed to do, “Oue «pplication of the Gata Spe pci, fl Brongth, ald mo od than all I had Thad tried Cg ed ‘the Keinipe ied Before Ses ase given perfect sau 3 which fend me the following Uulveraiy ‘MAY 1, 1889, Dns, Scorr, te.—For yearn suffered wi of the left breast What my siferings were tongue toll. I {ng condition I came to you, and wat cer-Piant and ‘Ointuedt. i mg The tumor has vanished, Dread f iam ieey Beker cele gecasr w eeeee eae Saha oa ora Dn. S0o7T—I have received your valuable Catarrh and confidently state that T aim nearly cured. 1 do not uch now, and broathe fully, * Thaye tried innumee Fable remedies and doctored reat deal Tor $ bat rom rone, haved experionced sick rellet aa trom Urol your Gutareh Speciigs JORN BATES, 207 Penn a” READING, Bept. 10, 1863, vit. The Ethereal Phosphorus you sent. to me has cured myselt and friend. pare ve. ee HOWE, Trenton, Nee OT. a Four boities of your Ethereal 1 Phoaphoraa have acted very strengthening tom Bend me four more. \ZEL, 16 Temple — Hariford, Conn, Ix. 15 for Victoria Regia, ix face is great deal se SSPE Welw oe We nend better, and Teontinue to be Serr. 14, 1269, Your Lithia bas cured Diskin Disease of ae Fen ag. PIERSON, A. A.S, U8. An Lon Angtlen Cal \ Your Vietor article. Tt cured my som beeaideayt sey. 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