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fjt afaa-ffiork imt0f tttsiMt, Qpnobtr 16, i860. as: sL. awi-V i- 1 f- 1 i Jomx FBudob, 11. offers life Professional wsrTtoes, at his residents the Crseteabarx; Medical TjaJiuts Buildings, Ho. 3 Bews-wiaxai.

Jiaw-Tork. said dasts mui rf deserip-luLMUMiftiMmi earamae 41Cfaifiss are aisdo a ud are akiUfully and -uceieaBfuUy treated rJfT larsUda suffering from these complaint or who v'jMf ree-nlra lUUfuI treatment and comfortable rooma i Usse of confinement, can be recelred to the Ioatitn- Horn at reaaoMbte chargee. For terras, Ac-, address 2r. JeearcA .1, Buses, tundent ritcm i.rmrjm-ttrg Ceota. Wo.

3 Boss-wtssst. New-i ork. JHT Dr, Barms la permitted to refer to ui. StvrYork Tribune. s.

-K x. i- Prof. A. P. riiMM.

TT VneroUy, jfss. ASmeaawSBt.l C0SMU PPIHMniT AD MORAL RMTKAIaY. t. f.iiarv cf the one and the Unth of the other perfectly plain, by a proper oadentaodlng of toe pfiodpi of Phrenology, which teach that a "kuakdn of child's temperament and menial Uvdl- wlii esaoie parents to onng up Uusii children. parents to Ming not bf restraining taem, wnicn dangerous, but by a proper direction of their powers, which may be under-" by a phrenological examination.

Call at Few-: uu Wiiu, Mo. Joe Broad war. falnrUssnnstJ ElmabceI ScrKiioaiTT I Eooxoht Three 3Mtet desirable recommendations, ao anxiously sought for by judicious housekeepers and ao seldom met with, will be found combined In the lmmeaM stock of 'Carpeting, oil cloths, matting, which Hixam Ajt-' nixso offers to his numerous customers this Fall, and ti Irons the number who daily visit this famous carpet bouse, we judge the advantages of pure ha sing at No. vSslowery ere duly appreciated. PxiraiAitiair ad BooK-KizriNo.

All who Oecaexmr'fl writing and book keeilnr classes thlsi week, will be entitled ton reduction of SSoer cent, from the regular charges. The Academy eon altfUM at aandsomeiy turnianea parlors, admirably adapted to adult pupils, ladies or gentlemen. Private instruction daily. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, Moa.

fZl and 923 Broadway, corner of 21st-st I (ASiirtyiMisl.) Th "National Guard. "This comfortable and attractire fabric of undress HaU for young gentlemen, one of Kaioi'a latest achievements in his nnr. suit of novelty, has proved a most decided hit, the demand requiring hla beat efforts to merit It. Ksos't -Promenade Hat has also earned by Its beauty univer- sal approbation. Buy your HaU at his eetabU-hment.

Wo. ill Broadway. FaxU FxlT Hats, of the Latest Styles, Just received per eleamer VeneVrMt, Basil No. 1M Broadway. When the Prince of Wales inquired for Bakncm, -ai hla Museum the other day, be doubtlesa conxidered him the greatest wonder of the establishment, although he had just aeea the 8ea Lion, Siamese twins, 'What la It, Albinos, fee, all of which are on exhibition thereto-day.

TJVTAILIXO Trt. Dr. HollowaV pnaran-tees that bis PUla and Ointment will effectually cure the moat malignant ulcers, old sores or bad legs, inde-" pendent of their age and nature, or whether they are -const! tutlouai or acquired. VThr er Toejue; Mew .80 PREaLlTUKELY ORAl Tarious reasoaa may be assigned, but the great and seeUonable reason is that they do not use MRS. 8.

A. ALLXM'S WOSLD'8 EAIB KSTORS as 1TL0BAL8AM0M, tn arae srnoiasv aw nnui raarASATios sea BATiarO, RESTORING AND RCNOVATINO fQ-. JJJTJ xrra bestowed upon xankind. Septt and sales etnea, No. IM Green also fur gale at Me, Hi Broadway, and by aU druggists.

flrarwr eV Baker's Celebrated NOISELESS 8XWINO MACHINES. TEK BX8T IN CSE FOR FAlfJLT SEWING. Ke. 4M Broadway, New-Tork. Ke.

Brooklyn. -J Xrew Werk fur Buildings Iron Store and Bank Treats, Cotamna, fiirders. Beams, Door Shutters, Stairs, si TaeJta, ke. Bvery deecriptiea ef fine Iron Work for fMudlag purposes, maaufaetuxed at JAMES L. JACK- SOB BROTHER'S Iron Works, and -tset, Kew-Terk.

Wkewler eV WHaee Naaufacteiiug Veviag Machines, with Hemmers, Binders, Corders, Mirkeia, and aU other improvements. The Wheeler Wilson Machines are unrivaled for family use, for dress-. an sis, eorset-asaksrs, gaiter-fitters, shoe-binders, vest-. Kskers, and tailors generally, all of whom prefer lock-stitch seams alike en both aides. Office, No.

506 Broadway, New-York. BEND FOR A CIRCULAR. r- Dr. BT-rak eowtlauee te asnly bAa radleal roams, tsatniog Trusses, eapponers, Hbouider Braoes. Stpeeeery Baadages, Bilk Klastie Stockings, Kneo- Cape, and all surgical appkaaess, by MARSH Vs.

IT my at-New-Tork, epsesile tit. Paul's churoa. Batebelrs Hair Dye, Wise and Townees, Thai celebrated establishaoent is removea te No. Bnnd- st. Twelve private rooms tor the application of his Hair Dye-the best extaat.

BATCHELOR'S Wigs and Ton- pees lavs imprevemeats over all. This Is the only plaoe Wherf these are properly understood and made. i BewwHfml Cwaavlexlem Is doefrwd by all kjii- issta. usrniii mow wmiurwiwi i Tkawttcie hi without a rival as a oeMtiftet of the kia uni intexlon. Sold bv all drua-sists aad faaev-cooda denes in the United States.

Frioe, Mounts per bottle. i in OInaw Shades I Glaaa Bhadee "GL88 SHADES, of an slses, for covering clocks, keneoastaatlyoa kmod and made to order. -7 DApot No. SS Platt-sU Jetker Nwrelty-WHTTE, the Hatter, has Intro-dad the NEWCASTLE SOFT HAT," something en- tu sew, at Bts smponum, no. sreeuway, eppe-' Paul'a Churck.

seiraTHolovoaie ta the beet wsWI ekeap lois tor PBSSSINO, BaVADTlFYlNO, CLKAnTnO. IAUU ay ail aruggists. si v. Eereksi Sewing 2rlachlnes Price fSO. WEKKLT AMOUNTS received ia payment.

hLA-CHUiKS RENTED if desired. Office Broad vsy. Agaata waated in evare city and town. CHrehegks inaslve Wig aad Toupee An satire navelty. Seams unstainable; ne turning up be-, ktt Ifevdieef keASida, braida, esrls, ete.

wholesale aad retail, Ne. Broadway. BwrsS Girls and Infants Hats la every style, at 1' 'y CENIN'S, No. UBreadway. MARRIED.

Treats BiTiieLBe. In this City, en Friday, Oct nbrbev.E. H. Chapin, Mr. Jons I.

TaoarVos. of 7r ui AUes RsvwoLsa. ef New-Orleans. 4 "ueeeta County. N.

papers please copy. 7T? w--Ia Cljjtcn, States Island, on Friday, Oct. by Rev. W. H.

Tavlor. Bswao Vi. B. 8AZ10W, daughter of Edwin S. Sax- ten.

Kes, Brooklyn, en en Monday, VrrJr 5 of Saviour, by Rev. Fred. A. raasaie. N.

JM en Friday kTSisOet U. at the residence oY the bride's father, Iv'r'r'1 Streng, Bnjiai N. Woson.of Brook- a. Eat. waltOct.

14, by Rev. tm 1L of this City, to Hoiisv. In Falrueld, Coaa Wednesday, l' m'1 hride-DrTL H-NoavosTor a --JfBpsrt, and Mies Ausua wTWut, of the former V'T' tVy9 1 tssv-js) Philadelphia, en Monday, Oct. tcrck or the Holy Trinity, by Rev. Alex.

H. iTJi-i WUK)" Atosesa te LovuA A. Twisise, 1 4 ktet sf the late asses Tsiasaira, V- membsraof aofry members of Eagiae 4 rfuJJfcJewef Xxemsi Associatioiiasd 1m UylrVtf JSS fjjeada ef Ue V-li Twee. Tsr iW4Jkt raaeral. ea Tuesday, the iT" r.

tress, wis ui il a Jambs i age. in iim A. Trewlrrr'i? We brother. isaaaay. nsrs years.

jwvtoeu to attend his faneral. tfXZuST retaer, Jaasee M. Diets, Weet 4U. WwXV? JJ vsHrfaerth side,) oa WauneadathTtJUniawtlll ek, without further mvitaUoaT i we si son Aiiwauj ama oajw JWVIITTlBr, UCUluV.sa,f cesaampUaw, 8orsia, the balered win of Caarleslfiane, CdM rears aad bm eZI4" family bee teas leMst as aw UBS' km iBttA aitMA do. No.

IS WyfctaM Uav! "JJ tea au iaakM sexiocxr. at. WUUamsbarfk, ea Monday mernlag. -JV kAsv SorcLAia. daaxhter ef James 8.

and kUr- l. a imnsmMr, Jinn i tTueaday) are Invited at sS Jteaheaaet. Long First daw TrJM) aL, D4 In Iks lotk taTZSf1 ef tke fkmily. are larked te at lis yri aTiirLT" 17th A. M.

euse. at o'clock ioaXoaday, Oct, taeaawoltke family, and ker bre- X. aa4 David koe are respeetraUy fawlted to am bit zX nrr resjaiaa wia ee take, to kew-rmldence. N. foriatermwat.

The e'eioca, Ot.arsAv-la Yrokers. flare.ruAy. Oct. 13, ef i.uuureaA,ef aWma.BryaaUoaaty, ages a years. oavaai.aa papers please opr.

LsniT-Oa Monday Oct. IA. Mr. JOBS urther aotice ot the faneral will be given ia. to-mor-row'a paper.

sir 1 i KUIC8HONM CAL.OBIC BNUIXB- The terrific disasters that are recorded ia the subUn Journals, aruins from the is of steam power tae ma- illation and Ukoglmg of faamaa bodies more shocking tnaa tne Duoenxu destns tbai result irorn tais ososer-oas atreat the dixrra caused to arrivors, sad toe dee-titutiua hies aboie lamiliee are reduced by this aiaagLter ef operathreo render it thedaty ot every man who employ power to give au workmen the advantage PERFECTLY SAFE MOTOR in every form of industry for which it can Se employed. The attention of the Legislature ef this State was so emphatically called bthe danger to which ear eoauna-nitjr areesposert from the tuwa sands ef rottoa botiors that fill ear workshops sod anderlie our streets, that aa act was part at its last sraston to secure oar eititen to mm sstent sgaiiwt there peril. There woald be much reason te regret that this act failed accidentally to receive the sifceatare of the Governor, were it not that the law can only pattiaily secure us against these perils. The man who employs a ateam-engihe by which death Is caused, or a workman is disabled for life, cannot reason himself into the belief that be is not to blame, whea he knows that he mi tit have obtained the same power oa equally fsvorsble terms by the use of the ERICSSON CAIajRIC SKOINJC. There are few forma of labor employing steam.

In which this tsaxPLoeiTS ass Srs Meros, ERICSSON'S CALORIC ENGINE. My not be ad vaatageously employed. It is at the present moment, in more than FIVE HUNDRED PRACTICAL INSTANCES, employed for job printing and printing daily newspspers working hoisting-gear for warehouses, docks and ships mills of various descriptions Kmps of all kinds, from those naed ia raising water in ases for domestic uae, and these employed at railway stations, miaes, aad for pnmping ship also, for purposes ef irrigation, and supplying villages with water. It hss been tested with perfectly satisfactory results la the propulsion of boats and pleasure yachts, and Is practically employed in bakeries, tanneries and wire-making establishments by book-binders, cabinet-makers and curriers for box-wood cutting for driving fans to ventilate buildings fur elevating grain, cutting glass, grinding quarts, grinding paints, grinding sugar-cane on plantations in Cuba for propelling knitting and tewing machines by manufacturers of plated ware, of printers' materials, ot silverware, of agricultural Implements, of matches, of hooped skirts far picking hair, for polishing comb, for shoemakers' uses for wood-turning, for sswing and planing lumber, for sand-sifting, tobacco-outUng. and tobacco-palvsrixing for soda water maeafacture for bone-crashing, malt-mashing, towing, grinding cutlery roasting, grindir and pulping coffee for ginning cotton, grinding eora, catting feed, domestic sawing, and for the various operations of farms and plantations.

Is it not the duty ef every may who employs poWer in any of these industrial pursuits to ascertain if all his purposes cannot be abundantly supplied bv the use of one or the other of the engines enumerated in the following table: PRICES OF THE CALORIC ENOINE S-inch t200 19-inch Cylinder. 350 la-inch (AO 34-inch Cylinder. i TOO Double 34-inch 1,400 32-ioch i 1,380 Double 33-inch 1.800 o-inch a.soe Double 40-inch i 4,500 48-inch XS08 Double 48-inch Sjwoo For sale la somber or by the single engine at Eriecson's CALORIC ENOINE AGENCY, No. 144 Duane-st. Send te the Agency for Pamphlet.

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS, BY TELEGRAPH, Or THE LBGALIZXD LOTTKRIBS. WOOD, EDDY COM MANAGERS ef the DELAWARE, KENTUCKY, AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES, AUTHORIZED BY TBI LEGISLATURE. The undersigned Commissioners, appointed by the Governor ef the State of Delaware to superlntaad the drawiaga ef the Delaware State Lottery, de oertify that the following are the aambers draws this day DELAWARE LOTTERIES. Xstrs Class JTo. 411.

Oct. ISM. It, 9, 57, 13, 66, 74, 38, 61, 8, 34, 32, 73. Class Ho. 492, Oct.

IS, U6S. .31, 38, 61, 61, 78, 11, 32, 56, 6, 23, 54, 55, 74. Wsmeaa ear hands, at Wilmington, Oct. 15, ISO. GEORGE C.

GORDON, JOSEPH SEAL, JAMES DUNCAN. Circulars, containing schemes for the month, wll be mailed fcee ef charge by sending to WOOD, EDDY Wilmington, DeL, or St. Louis, Mo. Piaer Pasxrou at New-YorklState Fair, Blmira, Fibst Pamirs at National Fair, St. Louis, Fisst Psxkicm at New-Jersey Stat Fair, Elisabeth, Taken Una Fall by WEST'S IMPROVED PUMP.

The reporter of the Tribune says of it Of pumps for farm use. I still look upon WEST'S PCMP, of the ordinary iise, aa the beat that I am acquainted with, it being all iron, not liable to get out of repair, and easily repaired if it does, and not liable to frrese up in Winter. It operates easily, both as a suction and The Daili New reporter says I will not neglect to notice an invention which struck me as supplying a long-felt need around the We have had force-pumps ia plenty before now, but none to equal WEST'S Improved Double-AcUng, Anti-Freeiing, Lifting and Foro-ing Pump, sold by D. WEST C0M No. 179 Broadway.

New-York. "This pump is wonderfully simple and powerful, aad will work with equal beauty in deep wells or shallow waters, throwing a stream to a great distance. It is shown here by Mr. Wells, a scientific gentleman, who sella and erects the celebrated Otis Lightning Rods." We also make large slsea of these pumps, adapted for every place where liquids are to be raised, and we can furnish testimony to convince any inquirer that they are the Bsar and Chsahst in use. Pips and Hoes of all kinds en hand.

J. D. WEST No. 179 Broadway. N.Y.

IS SECOND-HAND 1 30 HOWE'S HERRING'S SAVES, STAND ARD SCALES. including the celebrated been seed in taking First, Ball, Black Safe, made by Herring, believed' to be the largest in the country. Also, new styles and patterns of LOlie'a Dinlng-Room and House Safe, well worth aa examination. class Premiums daring the past three months. For sale at a discount.

These Scales have five Patents, work on balls, and are warranted ia every particular, or shall be taken away. FRANK E. HOWE, No. 103 Broadway, (First block below Aster House, New-York.) W0RLLV8 TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE. JOHN B.

GOUGH will arxAX ox tsxraasscs at tss COOPER INSTITUTE, WEDNESDAY, Oct. IT, i st o'clock P.M. Introductory address by Prof. Auasa McCot, of Albany, Corresponding Secretary of World's Temperance Committee, (late Editor of rVeAietfumut.) Tickets 36 cents to be had at Rush ton's. No.

10 Astor House Lockwood's, No. 411 Randolph's, No. ess and at the Rooms of the Young Men's Gkrisiiaa Association, Me. SI! Broadway also at the door. VAiii AMD wnrrxBU I am new areuared te offer one ef the largest and extensive stacks of ready-made Fall and Winter clothing over offered ia this City.

This stock Is all new, aaaaametured from the latest hwnortatians eat and made hi the moat tasty style aad r.hiy.KL. Articles ia this liae wUl be seld lees thaa at any ether establish meat la the City. Youths aad boys clothing, school outfits, kc, in every variety. Cuatom-reom and faraishiae' deeartateat net ex called ia taata. avU.

a Ia every instance when parties are set satisfied their saawey will be returned. B. BALDWIN, Nsa. aad Bowery. The largest store ia Ue ate.

NSW POLKA. THE PRINCE'S OWMw This will be found te be one ef the moat brilliant polkas which has appeared for a long time. It will be published Im tan ia the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, No. a. Keaoj aa TMU XSUAH next, vsmpasea my r.

11 aa-swn. Te be had ef all news-agents, Copies amUed free ea receipt of stamps, by A. HaR THILL Me. 30 Meru New-York. Price Three Ceute per espy.

TO ARCHITECTS, BTJ1XDER8, PLOIB- tVtwHOUSEKEPERS. O'lsoSLIP" MOST lTtATTALKIT -AND, a uk sssae tiMk. ui aaJBfoiata- flesh, is the Fever and tV lwkfkar wi ll 1 4. Ague. eantinuall, TSe-l hTS a cure, but all witkaat n.

J. HOSTKT. imiAJ ia hni.kr.7 eieurateu raysMtaa, aaa nw SSTfer ne with a valuable prepara-uoa Tor toe eure of PeT and A n. tv. taai-mpu-r the HtMiarh Rr.Vr: kttaK'S Cetebrated fverasyeAher waava.

twaersily tr. FLORIDA 1 KETCH Egy By Firs Hown Lweeew. i No. m. Tbs COMMERCIAL! ADVERTlSltB? ef Tuesday, Oct, la.

will couUin the Third Number of these smusing aaetches. The COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER always contains, ia addition to the I LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL PARTS OP THE WORLD. articles designed for the amusement aad inaaruotiow of the heme circle. Pairs rsa aswow Nm Doclass, tw aorsacn. Served by carriers la this City or Brooklyn, or mailed lor any length or tune at a proportionate rate.

8mgle copies are always obtainable from the nearest news-agents or news-boys. Parties residing west of Broadway eaa have the Third Edition left at their residence on notifying E. E. England. No.

13 West 17th -st. STAFVOR1VS OUTK Wnxsr Outs Tax ra vu.t h. k.m. sarnie odors are brougnt ia direct oootaot wiU ibe I I llafl aW Uhwk Threat, Brsaraisf TWet aUtSlii Asr-CaOe aj ReUerfng st oaee any pain or oppression, and healing any irritation or Inflammation. WSBST OUVX Tax vaxaar nvoa Snsik Sna Ian uneuualed mnUilnr atul kaJin I 1 9VW roougha and aU throat diseases.

HIS OUVX Tax IS ami in It 00 noeni rated curat! VS nowera randar it. a pcy ana cmciesi 1 PAIN ANNTHILATOR. One Tar not mtirtm aa Fifty cents a bottle, at Ka. Ass nm.j., gts, ana cy au uruggism. J.

8TAFFOR1VS FRON AND SULPHUR POWDESS. Are a soluble sceaaratlow of Iron and sulphur. loeoucai wita tna( exiseing tn the blood of a eetly healthy person. Uniting with the dlA-estefl SJOU, Twsr Rsvuauss Am Ptrarrr rax Basod, Thst upas bun to rax Naavooe Srsnw. Thxt IaviuoasTB raa Lrvxa, Terr STSsserass us Ossxenow, Thst Rxoolats ths 8soasrtosTS or tu Bust, Asm au a 8rsoino ros all Fsuals TTiihsiiiibs Psica Obi Dollax A Pacxaos.

At 41 Broadway, New York, and aQ Druggists. A Pakpsur oowTAamio TawrtsiOsTXAU raoa ra following and many other wall-known procainestj persona, wiU be sent te any address, ret sp etast Gie. Law, New-York. Snrsos Dsapss, Banker, New-York. Tbbbaow Wbxb, Albany, N.

Y. Gas. Dure Gbsbx. WMhingtoo, D. 0.

Col. 8 amusx Colt, Hartford, Ooosw Col. Cwas. Mat, U. 8.

A. Rsv. Joshua LxAvm, Ed. adipraifrwi, N. Y.

Rxt. Ebwaxb Bxieat, Ed. Faiwaiasr, New-York. Rsv. D.

W. Cxoax, Agi, Am. Bible Union, N. Y. Bat.

0. F. A. 8rixis, Butternuts, N. Y.

Rev. Da. Lsobaas, Exeter, N. H. BEND FOR A PAMPHLET.

FIRS AND BURGLAR PROOF MAFR84 Tbe heM article made, prfeeth. rthahU la bath tke above qualities. Also W. W. BACON'S BURGLAR-PROOF BANK SAFE, SSOWBBS ST CO VEST'S PATENT PERMUTATION BANS LOCK.

Ws have oa hand at our NEW STORE, No. Bread- way, a large aad complete assortment of the above Safna, to which we Invite the attention of the public. STEARNS MARVIN, Ne. 38 Broadway, eor. Worth-sU, New-York.

ADVERTISING AGENCY FOR ALL NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND i BRITISH PROVINCES. No. Park-row, New-York Times Balding. JOHN HOOPER CO. N.

Ad vertisemen ts inserted at the Publishes LOWEST CASH ADVANCE RATES. Reference Messrs. Ratmosb, Wbslst Co- publish ers of this paper. ESTABLISHED SIXTY TEARS. REEKS' CABINET FURNITURE WAREROOMS.

333 AND 33 N. W. COR. BROADWAY. Superior Parlor, Library, Dining and Bedroom arni- tare, of every style, from the plain and substantial to the elegant and expensive, at reasonable prises.

Interior Decorations, Pier, Mantel Glasses, ke. Goods packed and shipped te aU parts of the world. THE CELEBRATED PATENT CRANE BIT, For holding and controlling the most vicious horse. for sale by GEO. C.

ALLEN, No. 41S Broadway, one door below Canal-st. 0000000000000000000000000000 0 BALLOU'S 'fIfffffff FFF PP YYX- i YYY 88SSS8SS YYY YYY 83 gsg YYY JTYY 8S3 8SS YYY YYY SSS YYYYY SS8 YYYY SSS YYY 839 YYY 868 8S8 YYY S68 833 YYTTT 8SSSS8S3 YYYYY 8SSSSS FFF1 FFFF FFFPP FFF FFF FFF FFPFF FFFFT 0O400 00000000000000000000000 BALLOU'S PATENT IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS Patented Nev. 1. 18BS.

ANEW STYLE OF SHIRT, WARRANTED TO FIT. Sent by expreas to any part ef the United States upon receipt, per mail, of the following measures, which will insure a perfect fit. for $13. $16. $1, and per doaeu.

No order forwarded for less thaa half a doses shirts. The measures are as follows: Iftek The distance around it. Yakm Tha from the points of each shoulder, gattis The Unirtk from the centre ef the back to the wrist, with the arm bent. Brea.C Distance around the body, under the sxmptte Iraws Distance around. Also, the length of By aendiasT the above measures we eaa sraaraataa a perfect fit of our now style ef the ixtrsHl VsVU WtkXMMtL UaJE BUIBT.

Also, Importers aad Dealers in MENS' FURNISHING GOODS. BALLOU BROTHERS. No, 409 Broadway, New-York. Whsleaale Trade suppked on the usual terms. "THE PRINCE'S BALL.

A HUMOROUS AND SATIRICAL POEM. St IDSCHB 0. STIDMAB. Author of The Diamond Wedding," etc. Handsomelv Illnstralad from designs by Henry L.

Stephens. The Publisher of VANITY FAIR would announce to the trade and the public that the third and test portion of this very successful Poem wiM appear ia this eek's issue, No. 43, (ready Wednes-dav, Oct. IT.) I 1 Past I1L THE ACADEMY BALL The Crowning not Admitted The Oouplewno were Admitted Presbyterians Turned Shakers A Grand Crash What the Prince Thought Out under the Stars What the Man in the Mom thought of THE BALL. VANITY FAIR Ne.43, conialnmg the first two parts of -THE FRLNCR'8 BALL," supplied to order 1 Frees our Eleetrotype Plates, NEW8MEN wllf piease Send In their Orders Early.

L0UI8 H. STEPHENS, Publisher (or the Proprietors. i No. 113 Nsssaa-sU i I New-York. 1 1 1 1 ANOTHER "BEFORE THE GRAVE OF WASHINGTON." A BEAUTIFUL AND ORIGINAL POEM BY RtcxAxn H.

Stoasaxj), Will also be published la il VANITY FAIR, THIS week. FRENCH'S 1 CELEBRATED CONICAL WASHING MACHINE. FNEQUALED AND INDISPENSABLE rates obit Tax bouass. DA pot No, Alt Broadway, eeraer of CanalC Ageats wanAed la all parts of the Carted States, saw roe a eiaceiAX. Address Bex No.

A3 estgarNsw-Tork 7. OAK ORCHARD ACXD SPRING WATER. The euratrve preperties of this Water are establfahad beyead eaesetow. Call aad see testimonials from pfay-sUiaBa aod ether respectable taMUridaala. BOSTWICK, (late of Coraing.) Solo Agwat, Metroanlttss BotslBauldings, Ne.

ATA Broadway. TARGET FRIZES TARGET FRIXES! Silver-elated articles, aasfal aad emamestsl. ia greaA variety, faraished te target epaspanies at greatly re duced prioea, by LUCIUS ELART. Nos. 4 and Burling-alia.

De CORDOVA'S HUMOROUS POEM ew! 1- BROADWAYS at Clint oa HaU, THLSEVKNING. ICth inat, Oft uhibition'forITfew'dayb only tke Supper Set. coiuusttag of China ax4 Glass, mads by us far the use of the I PRINCE OF WALES AND 8TTTR. I at the great ball at the Academy ef Maeic, oa the nlgfci of thelAhiBwA. i i W.

J. F. DAILRY. Co- CUBroadway. DO YOUWAXTa LUXURIANT WHISKERS OK MOUSTACHES ifjroudo.

aad yowr Beard went grew, use my UNGCZNT. which wQl fores the Beard or Moustache grew em the amorKkest face In a few weeks, and wiU not stain er Injurs the akin. Prion, Sold by dealers generally. i i R. 0.

CRAHAJt, Be Ml Naaaa-sU Vcv-twk. Wight Mortality among Maatuamakere The Vmuttr Mrs Carao Jewels from Florenoa and Silks from Franoe'V- hat Columbia V4 prayed for at Grace Church, Irvine-Blsce Our Bast Boeletv" TheCoaale who rM" JTRE'TIRl' A OONTkACRATlON PREVENTxU) 5 TTIE AMlUtfCAN iNTTTCTK 8A TED ST BS TIIE DRO PtTLT. Read tke following lHer from Txohaj McEiaaTb, Eae Secretary of the American lastUute Anaaicss Uititctx. NbW-Yosx. Oct.

IS, laao. Aa sate as Htdbofclt Costast Ia cempliaace with the request ot one of the efacert of the Company, I tuks great pteasare in certifying to the effi ciency of the Haml-Ecglne. er Portable Pump, which you see proper to eaM the HrsaercLT, or water thrower. At Le late fair of the Icstitotr, at Palace Carden, in Bghtlng the gas for the evening fire was communicated to seme Iigfct ornaments. aad the flames qaiekly eemmanicated with the canvass and board eeiliog 01 the reef.

The roof was nigh that there were no mean of reaching tke fire, by ladders or otherwise, aad one of your Hydrormlts being sa exhibi-tioa. it occurred to one ef the floor-cterks of the exhibition to bring it into use. Wish a single pail of water aad this little instrument the fire wss almost instantly extinguished. It was the graersl impression that three or four minutes' dctaj would have resulted in the certain deatractiea of the building, and all present concurred in the opinion, er rather in the certain conviction, that the Hydropuifc saved the Institute from a similar calanaty which, oa the same day of the month two years before, laid the Crystal Palace in ashes- Very rsfpectfuRy, THOMAS McELRATH. Corresponding Secretary American Dutitate.

From (As JTne- York Tribune. Fin at rax Amxaman IxerrfCTS Faix. It may be remembered that on the night of the 6th of October, lhM, the Crystal Palace, i which the Aanual Fair of the American Institute was being held) as the time, caught fire by some accident, and was completely destroyed. SlEgular to relate, en the night of the Stk of this October, last Friday, at the same hour, aod under almost similar circumstances, one of the mala builllngs in which the Institute Fair was being held at Palace Gardens, took fire, and very narrowly escaped) destruction. The janitor was lighting the gas, whea be accidentally ignited some fancy festoon ings in the hall.

ud In an instant the flames were overlapping each other in all directions, and at such a height that it was impossible to throw water on them by ordinary means. Fortunately for the exhibitors and visitors, one of the articles on exhibition at the time was Voas'S HydropulC, a pnmp with hose and suction pipe attached so light that it could be carried about by a child yet capable of drawing the water from a pall, tuborreservoir.aad sending It to a great height. One of the waiters in the refreshment saloon seised this little force-pump and tksew several pails of water through it up to theatre, and extinguished the flames in a few minutes. Had it not been- for the Hydroruli the entire building and all its valuable contents must have been consumed, The Managers of the Fair awarded the highest medal to the American. Hydro-palt Company, in recognition of the valuable service which it rendered them in this emergency.

Many conflagrations hare been prevented by the use of this simple instrument. It can be used for all purposes for which a iydraat or force-pump is applicable aad in situations where other contrivances are useless. For sale by the AMERICAN HYDROPULT No. 1S1 and No. 41.

Park-row, New-York, rpQE CLOTHING TRADE. Retail prices current of the isssaa at EVANS Extensive Clothing Warehouse Nos 66 and Fultoa-st. 68 OVERCOATS. Blaok and fancy Cloth fj ts $15 Black and fancy Beaver ...8 te Black and fancy Pilot te IS Cass liner e. Petersham, Felt, Satinet, ke.

35 te COATS; Good black cloth Frocks te fS Fine black cloth Frocks 10 te 14 Super black cloth Frocks 15 te Casaimere, Pilot and Beaver Business Coats te la PANTS, Black. Doeskin, Cloth and Caasimere fa to Fancy Caasimere, Pilot aad Beaver te 9 Extra Fancy and Black te VESTS. All the new styles of Velvet $1 to 6 Bilks and Satins IX to A Cloth aad Caasimere 1 te 3 SUITS. Complete Black Cloth Suits IS to Casaimere Suite to match, $8, $10, $12, $19 $18 and I SO. Furnishing Goods of every description, retailed at wholesale prices.

66 EVANS, and 68 Sign of the Red, White aad Blue. rjAS FIXTURES AND GAS PITTING, TOT BROADAY TOT. IBS LAKOBBT AXB BBSI SILSCTIO ASBOXSKSST of GAS FIXTURES AND FRENCH BRONZES aha City, for aale AT VERY LOW PRICES, by STEPHEN PHILBIN, No. TOT Broadway, between Washington-place and 4th-et. JVEW-YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE AND 11 CHARITY HOSPITAL.

The introductory Lecture to the regular course of Instruction will be delivered by Prof. Do lines, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 1J, in the College, 13th- near 4tb-aT at 8 o'clock. The Medical Profession, Students of Medicine, and the public generally, are respectfully By order of the Trustees. E.

D. MORGAN, President. NEW BOOKS. WILL SB AXADT is. a.

raw sars: EDUCATION. INTELLECTUAL. MORAL AND PHYSICAL. HERBERT IpENCER. Author of Social Statics The Principles of Psychology," and Essays, Scientific Political and Speculative.

D. APPLETON Nos. 443 and 444 Broadway. A The undersigned having lately established the splendid and extensive Brewery, known as HAMMER'S PATENT STEAM BREWERY, located on 12eth and sts. and Ath-avHarlem, New-York City, which is now in successful and where he is constantly manufacturing the magniiloent beverage known aa HAMMER'S CHAMPAGNE ALE, having a large and rapidly increasing- business and.

finding that the exertions and labor incident to a business of such magnitude, with, its demands on his time are overtasking his physical powers, ha has concluded to accept the aid ef one or two thorough anerrebio business men, and will therefore entertain propositions from parties of respectable standing, who may under such auapicioua circumstances be desirous of obtaining aa interest as partner in the above named establishment. It may be proper to remark that, owing to the peculiar and superior quality of Hammer's Champagne Ale, all sales are effected entirely for cash, and although toe article was first introduced to the trade only aboateigb-teea months since, the demand irit is already exten-aive and Is constantly increasing. The Brewery is replete with the most useful machines and apparatas, levanted and, paten ted by the propriatosv and is considered to be, although not the most extensive, yet the most perfect Brewery 10 the world. All necessary means and facilities to extend the business to any amooct, are ou hand. A.

HAMMER, COLUMBIAN ENGINE COMFANyZnoTi4. At a meeting ef the honorary aad exempt members ef the above Company. heid oa Monday evening, Oct. IS, the to 1 lowing resolutions were adopted tVAsreas, The unexpected information at tke decease of one of our old associates has beea summarily brought to oar notice, one who in years past we have been associated with la terms of Intimacy, both as fireman and citiaen. be it tulvd.

That we receive the tidings af the demise of Cosslts Tiros with, unfeigned, roaret. aad aeoera his ueparture from this life, loosing upon, it aa one of the events that should raatian as to prepare for our ewa arrival at the tetminua of the voyage ot lite. That the members, honorary and exempt, of Columbian Engine Company, NoTm. be requested to join with us to paying the teat tribute of inspect to one whose pride aad baas has bees Columbian Engine Csmpaa-y. No.

14ta sueee at No. is Hew-ard-aL, this day, at 3 o'clock. HENRT B- VENN, Cnsirsaaa. Astsost P. McCabvt.

Secretary. AS WAITER. WANTEDv A SITUATION. AS. waiter, by a respectabst man wbathoroaghly under stands the care ef plate aad the vwiious duties "in tbs above capacity can produce the highest City seferenos as to character and eapabUivy; has no objections tea.

country situation. Any commands left for P. 8., Box, No. las Tnsiss OflVca, will be puasiaaliy attended m4mt two days. THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE.

KX latins between JOHN ANDKR.ON tusTl.IlJ WALKER, wsder the sssae of JOHN ANDERSON CO has dawoivad. by mutual consent. The bosf- will be by KI.UA WALKER, at Ne. 661 Xd-av- Oh A A insw-xeax. ue.

ia, ue, ALUA WAI.nAK. A a grrCATIOH AS AA. waiter ins private by a cempetemt uinrte yewng saaa wao BwneewudMerstaads his Wusiaer; City VITv evt svs av se- AS HOC8EMAI1V-W ANTED SITUATION by a respects be young girt, as ahembermaid te do general housework la a small private family is a gued plate eook. wasaer and trOaee. Has good City reformat frosa her last place.

Call at MA kUs 12th-a(u Orfica or tux CtsaA or tux Boas ew srs5 isesa, Oe4.1A, lswa. PURSUANCE OF A REtKlLUTION ADOPTED the Board af Hapervisora, Oe. as faitews AUaaiassVTbat the Clerk of this Board be authorised te advertise ia the following ewspapers Tmrertf, Sum, UtrmU. Hew, TlXBA, TVtAwsis, XLmoU-ZeUumf, Anr- TsrArr Drmsrrtt, Abend Zeitun. Eswreas, JCara.

tag pas mtd Dcy Book, the places terbeiiUng thepolU a the several Election Distrscts." 1 Ibe voters ef the several ejection Diatrifds throughout the City srs hereby notified 1 hat he fellow-tag aiaoes hsvs beea designated for registering their nam.1 Joa. a. YOUNG, Clerk. rtssTwass. First Di itrVct.

at Np. 33 fJreenwkh-strreC District, at No. reen ich-streH. ThMpUtrict. at No.

1 Grwnwich -street- i Fourth District, at No. Cedar-tret. Fifth District, at No. 101 steoadueeC stoosB waxa. First District, at No.

Second District, at Burling -slip. TBitn wain. First District, at No. 160 Greenwich -street, i 1 Wtx1 District, at No. 46 Kobiosoa-atreet.

hird District, at No. 2S6H rrruwlcb street. urth District, at No. 3 Hudson street. roc am wabs.

Plea District, at No. 11 Jaceo-street. Seemud District, at Shakespeare Hotei, eor Ham at. Duaae streets. ThA District, No.

is New-Bowery. ouU District. No, Cherry-sUeeC Fifth- Ui strict. No. 45 mes-streei.

Sixth: District, Mo. 63 Cherry-street, Dietrkn. No. 48 Catharint sts etU rirra-waaa. First District, Ho, 133 FrankUn-etreetv Second Mstrfct.

No. 24 hite-strrea, Tlird District, N. 33 1onard-tree. Fourth I district, Rrr.4 Beach stiett. Fifth District, No.

Doane-street. Sixth DistHct.No. Kventh District, Nov74 Lailit-stree4V Eighth DUtefct, No. CanaVstreet. SIXTH WAS.

First District Mo. 1 Tr awe -row. of WU- Second Distrtt. Sixth Ward liotM, corner Of Centre ana neaae streets. Third District.

Vn. 28 Ot Hall-place. Fowrjj District. Mo. 113 Laanard -street.

Fittiy District, No.3 Oentru-streea. Sixtb-District, Ne. 1 Mulbwry-straeA. Seventh Diotrict. No.

Bayard -atreet. Eifhth- District. Elm ml Ninth District. AUastteGaxAeu, and Walker streets. er KUtabetb BXVXWTH WASP, First District, No.

East Broadway. Second District No. lit Cherry -etrees. Third District, No. 9 Madhwivetreet.

Fourth District, No. lit Cherry-streeW Fifth District. No. 60 Pike-streeAv Sixth District. No.

irtkindison -street, Seventh DisUict, No. IMontgoiaatr-strueC Kighth District. No. 3-J9 Cherry-stseet. Ninth District, No.

3 Ogtivernens-eSieet. Tenth District. No. 83 tTater-strwt. Eleventh DistricU No.

4at Cherry street, SIOHXU WASS, First District. No. 44 Wooeter-strret-Second Dintrkt, No. 6S Thompson sarin t. Third DUtrict, No.

District, No. 63 Dominick-eteeet. Fifth District, No. 490 GrreBWich-strset, Sixth District, No. 110 Woester-strces.

Seventh District, No. 141 I aurens-strwet. Kighth District, No. 144 VaTSck-streea. Ninth District, No.

181 Variok-streeU Tenth District, No. 203 Variak -street. Eleventh District No. 306 Spring-etreet. Twelfth District No.

113 Charlton-stseet SI STB WABB. First District, No. 673 Greenwich-street' Second District, No. 463 Hudson-street Third District Bleecker Buildings, eoraer of Bleed ter and Morton streets. Fourth District No.

13 ChrUtophersteeet fifth District, No. 15 Seventh -avenue. Sixth District. Mo. 48 Hammond-street, Seventh District, No.

33 Fourth-street Eighth District, No. 666 Hudson -street. Ninth District No. 18 District No. 4 Bethune-street- -Eleventh District, No.

Perry-street Twelfth District, No. 697 Greeawich-stswet. TBSTU WSBOr First District Tenth Ward Hotetv corner of Broome and Forsyth streets. Second District, No. T3 Allea-street Third District, No.

6854 Or chard Fourth District, No. 63 Essex-street Fifth District No. 60 Allen-street. Sixth District No. 29 Bowery.

xuvBsra WAsy- First District No. Second District No. 29 Htaaton-wtreeec- Third District, No. 373 Staateu-streefcr Fourth District No. SO Lewis-street Fifth District No, 1 Sixth District, No.

28 Avenue C. Seventh District, No. Avenue C. Eighth Dbtrict No. 349 Third-street.

Ninth District, Union Hall, comer of Avenue aad Fourth-street Tenth District No. 188 Lewis-steeet Eleventh District. No. USA venue Twelfth District No. 216 HUth-atreet.

Thirteenth District, No. 336 Eighth-street. Fourteenth District No. 131 Avenue D. Fifteenth District, No.

416 Tenth-streetr Sixteenth District. No. 34 Esst Tentb-etiues. Seventeenth District No. 13 Dry Dock-street, Eighteenth District No.

317 Avenue TWCLTTH W4X0. First District, at P. Bloominzdale-road. Bear Ninety-sixth-street Second District at the bouse of John MoQuade, southeast corner ef Third-avenue and Ninetieth. tree t.

Third District at James McCusker's house. One Hundred and sixteenth -street, one door west of Third-avenue, south side. Fourth District at William Mansfleid'snorthwest eoraer of One Hundred and Twenty -fourth-street and Third-avenue. Fifth District northwest corner of Manhattan-street and Broadway. Sixth District northwest corner of One Hundred and Fifty-eighth-street and Tenth-avenue, house of William Harris.

THISTBBlfTH WASS. First District. Ne. 1X0 Broome-street Second District, No. 38 Attorney-street.

Third District, No. 37 WiUett-street Fourth District No. Ill Broome-street-Fifth DUtrict No. 7 Goerck-street. Sixth District, No.

34 Mangin-street. Seventh District No. 14 Suffolk-street Eighth District, No. 48 Cannon-atreet TOUKTBBRTS WASS. First District, No.

273 Mott-street' Second District, No. 21 Prinoe-st. Third District, No. 43 Prince-street. -Fourth District No.

179 Elisaheth-street. Fifth DUtrict, No. 14 Marion-stteet Sixth-District No. 174 Grand-street Seventh District. No.

300 Mott-street Eighth District No. 360 Hester-street. NinUi District No, 138 Mulberry-street. tentn vistrict, no. xia xiesier-street.

rimssTH wAxn. Fint District. No. 134 Amitv-atreet Second District, N. E.

corner of SulUvan aad Bkecker streets. Third District No. 191 Mercertreet. Fourth District. No.

139 Waverly-piace. Fifth District, No. 115 Eleventh-street Sixth District ttelbaum's barber-shep, Ne. 3 West Eleventh-street Seventh District northeast corner ot Washington-place, in the University. Eighth District, No, 613 Brosdwsy.

Ninth DUtrict No. 148 East Tenth-street. Tenth District, No. 68 West Thirteeatk-strseA, SIXTH NTH WASS. First District No.

73 Seventh-svenae. Second District No. 102 Seventh avenue. Third District, No U9 Fourth District No. 233 Seventh-avenue.

Fifth District No. 303 Eighth-svenue. Sixth District No. 300 West Sevewhrttreet Seventh District, No. Ill Niath-s venue.

Eighth District. No. 91 Tenth-avenue. Ninth District No. 106 Ninth-avenue.

Tenth DUtrict No. 434 West Tweaty-Aftk-stTeet. BITIXTBB9TH WAXD. First District, No. 333 Bowery.

Second DUtrict, No. 383 Houston-street. Third DUtrict No. 164 Suffolk-street Fourth District. Ne.

33 Second-arecme- i Fifth DUtrict No. 19 Sixth-street. Sixth DUtrict northwest corner 8ixth-atrest First-avenue. Seventh District No. 106 Esst Twelfth-street Eighth DUtrict No.

206 East Thirteenth-street. Ninth District No. 308 First-avenue. Tenth District Ne. 113 East Klerec4hrtreet Eleventh District No.

849 East Tentaratrwet. Twelfth DUtrict No. 63 Avenue Aj eeraer Fourth-st Thirteenth DUtrict, No, S16 Hoaaton-atraet. Fourteenth DUtrict No. 368 East Fifteenth District No.

164 Kieventh-sSreet Sixteenth DUtrict, No. 96 Avenue Av SeTenteeoth District, No. 137H Third-street Eighteenth District Ne. -Seoood-street BIOHTBIXTH WAXAV First District No. 63 Unvou-pUoa.

i Second DUtrict. No. 393 eixti-avsmae. -s 1 Third District No. West.

TwMts-famvtai ateaat. southeast corner of Sixth avenae. 1 Fourth DUtrict, norths est coruewFifieenLk street aad Third avenue. Fifth District northeast coraar af BeraaaraUtMA aad Taird-avenae. i Sixth District, southeast corner of street and Third-avenue.

Seventh DUtrict northeast earner TwaaAeliM street and Third-even no, Eighth DUtrict, northwest corner of PoexteeaUt-sureet and First-avenue, Ninth District No.ZEst agkteentk- street- Tenth District, aoustrwaat earaar at street-and Seeoad-avcsue. Juexentb District aorthwesb earner of Twantv-Oiird street and First-avsaaa. TwelfUIUtrictjouAheast otsnar ef Seveaserath-street aad First-aveaoe. Tbirteenth Distrtot snnfbsaat eoraer aa TmtWX. atreet aad Pirst-avaaae.

Foureeanth Diatmak aaiitansaw ceruei est Tweatw-thlrJ MIWSNSnWISi srxsTSXxyw waxs. First DUtrict. arvsv'a. am F'aaxtk avenue asst Porta atcond-stiaset- Becoxa pistnsu as. ate second-ar 11 Third District at the heuae af i between First aad Seow seen wes.

Fourth District, at the heuss of tugL. aveasja, ketwaax. Seeenty-aightJ a aad Savantw-ainAh Fifth DUtrict aaoAkaasA cm. laai Ji.js Eighty-Bith-strwst. First District Ko.

3M West weetT-eevexth-asret. ra aawK, ai. zsv lew III BiSWIte. i Third Dteurtet, Ne. 367 Ntot-gisme.

Fourtk Dietriet Ne, 4 Tbsrsy-afxtb- atreet Fifth District. Na. 430 Ter la a-raaaa Sixth District, No. US rot Twealy afTnlhtreea, r-evta llistrict. Ia7 ijiartavauaa.

i Eighth Diatikt Na. IiT, Eightavenue, iath District, No. a Seveath-aveaue. i TtnthDUtriet ASSeveuth-evaaue. Elavoath Diatrkt? AaT X43 Savruth-aveaae.

Twelfth 179 West Thirty-thira-etrait- ThirteeBtk jio. jm seveatn-avesaa, Fouxteeatk Dte'xict, No. 63 Seveath-aveaae. VBIBTI-S1BS V1U. i hi First District Xo, 179 East Twratv-Seveuth-atreet Second DUt iot at McCabe'a, No.

3S1 Third-aveaae. Third at No.4sa Second areawe. at southeast cwrnsrof Thirty -feurtk- treetsne eecone-avenae. i i SUtk. Dwdriet No.

set 8rsad-a (vVjath District at Na. Raaa 41' BUvatk au 7 -V M. ii Ninth DUtrict, at Ne. 1M UxlitgSwV-s BBM-ola Tenth Iwtftet at No. 44A roerth-evauae.

i EUvewtk iHstriet, at Ke. See Fourth -areaUOk II i i.Trk' Dtetrict at Northeast eereos ef, Twwatp- 'ra-tret aad Broadway, i v.1"Ui.I.H,rt leVl.tJl Breadwgy. VJ leurteaatiiWaWicUaANa.aimbastb-aTesSB I -T1L7- -tWaSTT-SAOOXb WAgQ. EUhAk-sws-a eaUghtkTeaws. Was Forty ssceaetrset, seoudrewt eouAh sUe Of Frty- 2Z3JiZtk ad NUlt aveawea.

wart. sds ef Festy- Fourth Disirict at Ka. tag WaM rvty-foufthwt. oe'eeee Firhth aad I Ftoth avenues. at Mattenal HaU Fifth DUtrict at Ne.

US West Fartr-artA atnwi. aw tweva Eighth ami Sixth District at1 the sent beast eeraer if iTIll lassST and Forty-sixth-street. Seventli DUtrict, at No. Ml West FoTtyHMrtb-airwei, between Broadway and Eighth-avenue. ') F.igbtb District at northeast enrner of Kl'ruVeaae aad Focty-seoood -street, between Forty-eeeeata.

aad Forty-eighth streets. 1 Ninth l)urrict. at esst aids af EWveatbverme, fca-tweea Forty-eigbtb and Forty-ainth atreets. aeeaH trty feet north of Vartyirhtk-street oa Eleventh-Seisms. Tenth District, at Miath-aveuue.

twtWy-vw feet north of Fiftieth-street, on west side of Nlotk-wv. Eleventh DUtrict, at No. 66 Ninth-avenue, tmwwwsa. Fifty-second and Fifty-fifth streets, twenty feetst4)tkof Fifty-third-street, west Bids ef Ninth-aveaae. Twelfth District en west side of Sweeatk aeuasws, twenty-five feet south ef Fifty aseeatb stissl bcttemaa PiftTimth aiwA fifiw mnmimth SfMila- lik Thirteenth lUtrici.oa the west side of Broad wa Teew wy -fourth and bixty-ufth strecte, at thw Fourteenth DUtrict st southeast corner af, TwkUpasj enue aad Bevscty -ninth-street.

ISwiritualist and Phreaologlst af Kropoeaa be eow as asualat bar rssms. Ma at Bowaryv aeaeGrtSW. Jonas ai 1 m. or address by tetter. BfaJDaw tfi vt.t.ifl- The European malhibyths Cauadw wlHca to-day (Tuesdsy,) st IM and o'clock P.

-f 8 I The Cuban mails by the ATaAaaa will afeet ISiwterl isr. (Wednesday.) at 1 a'cloek P. K.1T.; fi If i .5 Pausseugerw SwIIed. Oct. IS At sSsanuata 5sonis for gmimtKl 4-t Baroa van Gartaer.

Preitks Leopold Rickert New-York Th. Grelf, Illinois esGSUtm, New-York4 H.TUdmann. Hudson City; Miw Atmlia maan, Cbicage 8 raws Binswssger, Battiavwet Ears. Chicago; Otte Thieie. CaUfornla O.

binder, Hamburg V. Sanders, New-Yet Ar-Sftast Zambaachy Alabama; A. Borberg, St Louie rbaniwV. Kahrs. Gertrude Voageriehten, New-York Fkrlru Ma-cheli.

Hadson City Mrst PetersonlUinais dtew-sea. Bostoa-; Peter Cutbb, Chleaaot Wax A erwr, FVrat Beraer. New-York Joaeah steUesperber, in wUlr'ari Rudolph Otto, CincinnaSl Bern bard Valentine Hartung, JohorSeemaan. Ctncinna Georsxe Burchhardt. Chicago D.

Klein Bird family; CMnntiit A. Bruns, Mrs. Johanna Bruns, New -York 1 cam aaheras-ia steerage Total, 163. TT I'1 Paseengevw Arrived. '-'Z.

Err front ZUeAorte-'Mur AaaU John D. Beiii. Peter Mariani and faaaily 1 srrsTATtrss ALXAJnvd lata sat. Eaa 11 Sua Moos sxF a wm. WATia ia is sat.

1 Bandy Hook. 69 1 Srv. Uiend. 9 46 UeH NEW-TOEa MONDAT, Oct. la? fntfawcetj -r Slsamshls BrowaUessV Ravxlusf asut Nassaa, E.

Cunard. i Ships Rajabt KensMatou. Leodou. J. Cai Ny7Jiakr, LivsrpxwJ, J.

W. IHwell tW Dew CUntea, Mother. IJverpeal, Trash i Bark R. H. Gamble.

PoweU, St Mrvk's. Biixa Mathilda, (DsmPiarsoayGlaaiastm-ra-Meiake; FsJmouth.IAmaa.Uavaoa,Trw,iUoAiRS partinw( PsrdvaL Rio Graadev I Nsster IrsM ud as KaAkhr Surprise. Cole, Alexandria, SWor Sj dao Jaeintha. Baatoa. Aiwti.

V. s.lia, a-, bteaeu. DaviaTrpetersburgbt master r. UJoT Forbes, J. WTxleKee LerutesCTwt Barge W.

Martagh, Jl W.RLsv. Jjrrsewdl. "tfu Steam tM Jamestown, 8ri oissMw.BJclmsBdt Nerft ttkv -n tt Taillsm hITas.ua with SBdse. and paaaeng xpeiMneea aearv H. rate Tram gale irom -Cspemauwe.

i te Sandy Hook. The If, 8. ftlrasa-RLnliauiaM uA- oa st 1 o'cloek, praoaeded to Cape Henryj mi rntsiuii UA'-3 o'clock, ou account of th agates Steamship Mount YermonM-Layfield, PtrttaaaV u4 tkv mdse, aad aaaseagers to M. B. Cromwell bCn sT Steamer l.T.

Heartt, Sidetk Pafladelphim wkkSamw. tO J. St Ti. BriggS. i i 8tesmer8opBia.

Bell, nOadelpkis, wftb attlSarPaLm-per aUrkmatxiek. i 8up'aT R- Forbes, Brew. Bostcmr'Shss Samuel C. Great ia tow. fT Ship Moaning star.

Fostery Skk FranciAco. Jwae -with mdse. to 8. WilUSms-vsaeel to master, CsossedT fine run to 1st 40 8 when Hmmltnmd H. irhii a.

rales for X9 went as far as A 8. and was otliged to araa haak Aa sWa aj a- Www -K naui unuHin.Rigni BOOl If WSDUSkt had consteatwales and stoHroy-weathev mas obliged te umusuiuoinHiunn, Tr mmi sifirn nave experienced several gates from 3rWr Too -loSou-ua-day at 3 P. Ml, from boat M.H. GrinneU JBaadx Haak. by N.

ISOmlW. Sept 2S UtA bark Pston-for Mnmi Mails. Ship EdwardpBrlen. (of nsaaaeXosulaountein. Lew-horn 60 dswith marble, k3- toj.

W. ErwelTiCo. Sept 25, was in co, with ahip sf. 2 -frcuxlhoem-for Boston. i Ship Samuel C.

Grant (of BuetoawJ HlcaUaV. Jtoslanv 3 hours, ia ballast to Baanrtt. Hiwa CjT Ship New-Cork, Dowhurat Neww sstle 31 wltt-eoal teGeorge Balkley. (inousnutM reposaetLas arrived Bark Cambridge, (of Boston) Spsj rrow Malaga -Sept. a sT1 St la tit a 1 a ISHflBBW UtuitUtrnt IbB.

WII41 HwAwW 0UCT mW MOrnixU m)E Boston. Sept 33, 1st 34 36. tea. i. saw a- wreck, Ta about 160 tensttiottota up.

a ST Mhteof pime, Marseille. 2fP-. wJ1 to Basset, ttaj ca Av Co. Oct Ut Ifw hip rv skewing swas signal, withJetter in it Brig Lydia Francis, (o Dasa sriscotta.) 1 CampbeS, Cardenas with sugary ke. BriPsxtd Pnfflel.

Dobbint. Jis espnrt a jtj Schr. Bread field. Fish, Batttej ton, put into thU port to repair, having on the- Wu off -MonUuk, carried away loran ast-haad and. mail Sou-mast, caused by a defect a tbs apsr "tf Schr-Fraaees Ellen, CUrk Albatxy wltklhaatee spr 8oh.

El Derado. r'-'t- Vrpa i' tn L. Snow. f. t' son Clspp.

Scar. Advance. LeixUaa, (HierrssUal I ds.wl lb fmmr' ber to Brett Son Co. 8car. LarklBr KeUey.

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branama roily, Antwerp AdlroexifJ MeebaUraal Barks CrasaderU) L. Carver e-rieauaVadL. ethers. Bp TwArcywgdtA l- fv ii BOSTON. Oct' ISa.Arr.

aMns Cwwxefle. ftewaeam.j pom Havana Fleet Aagte, Haskell from RseterdaaTT ariw Baraa Daf aatlaaTTaaltk. fX2 liT.T? rressa AAVieai: A snip, swppeesu to te thavl for Liverpool. Is eg Island a aired a steaaitur. PHILADELPHIA.

Oct W-ArrlHg TOlsra Beilal St iLsinir CuARLESTON. OcU 14 The 8. Mftri tarion. Cast Foster. Aram Kjw J-ZZ.

Fester, eca Newsirh. S'ciocx tats (Hunoay) saorning. Inm. i J.i? I i 'XUswwlli Cant Sklnxes. af sSaamahia lsisn aau-evii nsnms; jujy Oariajtfallv.M -cieaa: jalylT, JtepuWiCvBejsm.

BrememSSs bkstX-eat wfaleaeut tea. The Republic Teposts the) FJHa AdaaMV TTinmss swa tha l7U JaJy. wkh Awhalas." The Manaja- reports tke SpeedwelV Glbbs, Iclean, nam Americas Bayaat, aaaU wham Geeswe WMhssurtoav trimaa7elaM Jireh Swjt, EarLsau small, wuaJa, that kawy rspsWav the JokaHewbtaXwemerveM whale bark Osrmsa LubbesB, cteaa 1j MoaAaaBfNW.fi Tlnkeav eleea Bragaasa. Tarner. aaa whale.

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1 Harmony, KeBy, 1 wkalej Curinrktsa, N.B.. lukste; 16t Csrlfithlan. Iawta. UZl whales J. D.

Tbaespssn, Cretby, N. B-. wbWes Juliasu Wmegar. N. 1 wbaie xstT Isahelia.

TwfAerl i xt, 1 whale JesTtrasw. Huatlasv N. 9urialest Uh, wkaieo Uea, PLkxv Tlsbr. XVigTt wkaies. A ti Bpekesw 4V Areola sale, af New-York.

earr. IS. war ll.Utea37,lesw343., 0 lOosy? Ocean PearieaiB, af Portlaad. kei Ur LenAi as. out eept.

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