The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, September 28, 1865, Image 4
DAILY NEWS.
THURSDAY MOUNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 18CJ.
COMMERCIAL.
' i-;\iiovts.
NEW YORK?Steamship Oranada?283 bales Cotton,
2 baus Wool. 12 bales Domestics, 7 barrels aii?l 7 boxes
M.lr.o.Sehr Albert Jameson-9 bales Sea I?'?'"1.*"'1
6C bsles Uplund Cotton, G bblBTurpentine, 20 Dry ssswem,
and IM bbls Rosin. _ ^ oftn ___.
PHILADELPHIA-Schr Archer k Vewcn-VM bales
Cotton, 2 bales Wool. 70 bbls Spirits W-fJ?ggL ?_f
llldc? and Skins, KM Car Wheel? nd ^{.^'^critvH
70 empty Ale Bbls. 25 hhds andbbls OMlrt n, 2 arates
Rags, 3 tierces Paper, and 20.00? feet steam sawed Lum
ber.
WILMINGTON. September 2G.?Business, bu is to bo
______ has been unusually dull to^lay. There fs
nothin? ?oming down the rivers at all or will their be
__ they rise Produco is accumulating in largo quan
SttSS at aU pointa, and when it is brought in. ?vely
times may bo expected along tho wharves for awhile.
Tills <h tho first instance we think sluco tho IntroduoUou
of light draught steamers on our rivers that navigation
has been so long interrupted.
Naval. Stoues?We note tho sale of a small lot crudo
turpentine at $3.60, and tar $5.50. No transactions in
spirits or rosin. , ,..-?_
Tn_EH-Ono raft very inferior Poplar Bold at $12 **p
M. feet. ., ,
Conx?About C00 bushels received per railroad were
sold to-day at $1.12J_@$1.2S, tho lutter i>rice for a email
^AUGUSTA, 8opt. 23.?Since my last respects wo havo
to report a quiet market goncnuly. ._ _
Cotton?Has bc?jn brisk, and is now held firm, m an
ticipation of lower rates of freight per river. Middling
32; strict do. 34; sales 329 balCB yestorday, at 32c.
Cotton Ooons?Arc off from highest point. 4-4 Bro.
Sheeting, 3Cc. J< ShirtingB 21c. for AugUBta's; Mon
to?r's lc. less, with quiet market. Yarns $2.75, taxes
unpaid. _ , .
Obain.?Sn-.oU quantities of new Corn arc placed at
$1 00 Wheat quiet, but seed will be wanted at largo
prices. Flour is ?mict, >-"tli a retail demand only at
$14@$1C for super. Extras $17. Family $18.
Bao n.?Market quiet at 23c.<-"fl24c. for Ribbed Sides.
Shoulders neglected. Canvas Hams 32<*a)3.r><-. Lard Is
quite scarce, with a good demand at 33c. Family par
cels 35c,
BOSTON, September 21.? The Commercial Bulletin
reports tho sales of wool as very heavy. Tho saleB of
one houso alono for tho week foot up soino 000,000 lbs. ;
of another, 050,000 lbB. ; of another, 400,000 lbs. ; of nno
thor, 278,000 lbs; and several others upwards of 100,000
lbs. each, footing up a grand aggregate of about 2,000,?XH)
lbs., all domestic staple, and almost tho cntiro amount
token for actual consumption.
PORT CALENDAR.
COUlttH'TKll WKKKLY._
PHASES OF THi: MOON.
Full M. 4th, Ob. 15m. even. INcw M. 19th, lib. Cm. morn
Lost Q. lllh, lOh. 5m. inorn.|FiratQ. 27th,10b.10m. morn
Arrlvuls at Charleston Hotel, Sept. 27, 1805.
ODWi-lams, Boston: E D Smith, Greenwood, SC;
3 Vf McGcc, Columbia; J II Goodlett, Oreonville; J F
Gil ?.tie, N C? W K Dodge, New York; T S MitcheU, do;
W S Mowry, S C; It Bradley, Wilmington ; It Bradley,
Jr, do; "Miss A E Whitman,-; 3 O Whitman,-;
Mrs Slieiffer and sou, New York; Mrs Brycc, Geo; F C
Barber, do; T W Hollowav, S C; E B Bun*, do: PU
Wood, do; Dr .1 L Whitakor, do; F A Treadwell, ?lo; G
T AUord, Michigan ; It 8 Singletary, SC; EBaynard.do;
E M Baynard, do; .T D Creswcll, do; D W Owens, do;
BF Lovelace, ?lo; C H Oilcs, do; lion R Trembly, do; G
G Mixer, 8 C; lion J Meredith, Augusta; L B Hanks, S
C; W n Dorell and lady, do; Q II Walter, do; H Wood
man, Mass; J Livingston, New Orleans; C Northrop,
New York; E Conistoek, do; .1 L Kinsley, do; A Patten,
8 C; W A Carr, do; J S Rutherford, ilo; _ P Jttdd, do.
Consignees per South Carolina. Knili-nml,
Sept. ?7.
* 70 balcR Cotton nnd lot of Railroad Property. To R T
Walker, G A Hopley .V Co, E H Ro?gers k Co. H T
Peak?;, A Getty ? Co, G W Williams - Co, T Stoncy, and
C T Dunham.
Consignees por Northeastern Railroad,
Sept. at.
51 bales Cotton. To Louis D DcSaussurc.
PasMcngcrg.
"Jn? S Brown, P Gibbon?, j m Hyatt, i> nsaaic, _? Mc
Phersoii.Mr and Mrs Moses and 2 children, Mrs W H
Hyatt, Miss Belle Templey. L A Duval, Jno B Stccle. C
A Bedell, Jno Duffy, M Duffy, M Harvey, J B West, and
2 in the atcerago.
Per steamer W W Coit, from Beaufort (S C)?GcnoraJ
Ruf us Saxton and 8taff and Mrs Saxton.
!.. -?-???a _?_-_
- . MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday., [Sept. 2'
Steamship Emily B Souder, Winchester, New York, 75
hours. Ballast. To Archibald Getty k Co. '
Bark Flora, Hubbard, Baltimore, 4 days from the
Capes. 4500 bushels Oats, 2000 bushels Corn, 300 bbh
Flour, Bacon, &c. To Mordccal k Co, W A Wardlaw, A
Canalc, Sisters of Mercy, G W Williams k Co, H Bischoff,
B O'NciU, J Wiley, Courtney k Tonnent, J W Brown k
Co, Agent 8 C B It Co, W H: G? Hi land, J H Graver, W
Coin cribrd, R M Butier, T J Kerr, and C-rder. :
'* Steamer Reindeer (late blockade runner Syren), Mc
Grath, BoBton?left 19th inst. Bound to MobUc, and put
-into this harbor for fuel. To H F Baker ? Co.
:*. Btreamer W W Coit, Little, Beaufort (8 C).
{* 1 Cleared Yesterday. [Sept. 21
Steamship Granada, Baxter, New York?Bavcnol k Co.
Sehr Albert Jameson, Candage, New York?P P Locke.
. Sehr Archer & Reeves, Gardner, Philadelphia,_H F Ba
ker k Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday. 'Sept. 21
Steamship Granada, Baxter, New York. ?
Cleared for this Port.
Bark Nonpareil, Flinn, at 8t John's (N B), about Sept 15.
Brig Ceo Harris,-, at Boston, Sept 22.
Me mora n d a .
Consignees per steamship Quaker City, from New
York, arrived Tuesday night: Ravenel k Co, Adams Ex
press Company, AdamR, Frost _ Co, C D Ahrens _ Co,
Albcrs Bros, J W Brown _ Co, W H Easterby, Altkin,
Noyes k Johnston, G C _ Bros, Harndcn'a Express, RM
. Butler, H Bischoff, BoUman? Bros, W M Bird _ Co,E
- Block, A Bischoff, J H Brodenberg, D_ J Canter, Col
lector of Customs, CahlU k Co, W H Chafee, G W Clark
? Co, C Cohen, L Cohen, Mrs H Cohen, J Campscn, A P
Coldwell, Cameron k Barkley, J Commins, Clacius _
Witte, J A Cook _ Co, W Creercr, D G k Co, G Davis k
Co, M Drake, M Duffey, Dorbaum k Mcnke, J _ F Daw
Bon, E Daly, C G Duckcr, A DobUn, steamer Charles
Houghton, E L Doming k Co, Edgcrton _ Richards, J A
Englcbach, L Forrester, M Fredenberg, R J Furlong C
D Franke, Forrester _ McLean, H Gcrdts _ Co, Rev JM
Green, Mrs H G Glover, J H Graver, JHersch field
Hutohinsou k Blanchard, J Heine, G A Hopley _ Co J
K Heath _ Co, Hyman ? Co, Hastie, Calhoun _ Co A S
Hill, Hilton k Co, J HaBcall, Howo, Doucin & Co, H
Harms, H M James & Bro. Joso Jara, J Adams, J C Ja
cobs, H Jagcr, F Krcsscl, C L Kornajircus, J King k Co,
JUba-?aEsidoy.'H Kaufman, H H Knee, JNItobeon,
H Oilatte - Co, Laurcy k Alcxnndej, G H Limited t, G
Littlo _ Co, D Lesesne, N Lovin, Jr, J Kavanaugh, J
LeviniOhn, ALoryea/.Mantouc _ Co; L Michalonski,
Morgan Bros, Melcbcxs k M?ller, J McKce, Jr. Mottet,
Hiichct A-, Co, S It Marshall, Mazyck k Howard, McKay
& Campbell, P H Mcitzlcr, T Murphy, F Murphy, W
Mcitzlcr, W McComb & Co, G A Nouffer, A Nachmann,
J O Ogerm-mn, B O'Noill, D O'NoUl k Sons, J F O'NciU
k Son, A S J Perry, P Pinkcrsohn, H Panzerbeitcr k Co,
Order Reunokcr k Glover, J R Read k Co, J Russell,
Petit _ Blyden, Robinson k Co, John S lUggs E H
Ttodgcrs k Co, T Street, L Schnell k Co, W Samuels, LD
? ?p,eoa' ? ? ?toddard k Co, Herman, StonehUl k Haas,
G W Rtcftens k Co, W A Skrine, G Sickles, A TobiiuV
. S"' i?07 ? '-faylor. O Trdrtt-niann, J-B Togui, Townsend
ft North, J H Taylor. Uff?rhardt _ Campsmi, C Voigt,
Von Holten, Tainsen k Co, W A Wardlaw, WilUs _ Chis
olm, G W Williams k Co, Courior Office, J R Bigelow J
Salybacker, L Woiskoff, T A Whitney, William? _ Co
vcrt, O WctcrB, Wagner Bros, and D Briggs.
4?f?ATCHEL0R'S HAIR DYEI?THE ORIGINAL
and-bart 4ir the world 1 Tho only true and perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless, Rcliablo and Instantaneous. Produces
immediately a splendid Black or natural Brown, with
, ??4 injuring \ha bair or akin, Bemedles the Ul effects o
- Wrva dyes. Sold by all D-ruggist- .iTh's gcno?ie is ??rned
W^^A.^r^UELo^.^j^^.
t"OTttE?ftn-TINraE-TRA(yT?_*l_iL *
jitJi.' '10 ?^rrcBto*rtaKima__in_fying_ioHair. .
t CHARLY BATCHELOB, New York.
Auglint 17
ANDEBSONi INTELLIGENCE?B^
1_r*tfIN?3* A iiAR^E, OIRCTJLATION IN ANDERHOU
.II. and tho ?njolnlng Districts, offers superior'in.
duccmtmU t.n an advertising medium ' for' th* ? hnauiesi
jnen of Charleston. Terms reasonable. Address
HOYT _ H?MPHREY8,
Proprietors "Intelligencer,*"
September 2? 0 Anderson 0. H., ti. 0.
Office of t lie City Ile? I Ht rar?Hl 11 of Mor t ? 111 y
return of deaths wttiitn the city of cuaiileston
FROM THE 17tH TO THE 23D BElTEMBEn, I860.
DISEASES.
Abscess..,
Bronchitis.
Child-bed.
Consumption.
Convulsions.
Debility.
Diarrhoea.
Dysentery.
Erysipelas.
Fever, BU. Hem...? ...
Fever, Congestive ....
Fever, Puerperal.
Fovcr, Typhoid.
Gun-shot Wound.
Hepatitis.
Lungs, Disease of....
Mania-a-Potu.
Murder.
Neglect.
Old Age.
Premature Birth.
Teething .
Trismus Nascentium.
Variola.
Want of Vitality.,
DL'k a col.'v.
8
10
Whites 15; Blacks and Colored 24. Total SO.
Aoes?8 under 1 year; 6 between 1 and 5 years; 6 bo
tween 5 and 10; 3 between 10 and 20; G between 20 and
30; 1 between 30 and 40; 2 between 40 and 60; 3 between
60 and GO; 3 between 60 and 70; 1 between 70 and 80;
and 1 between 00 and 100 years.
GEORGE S. PELZER, M. D., City Registrar.
METEOROLOGICAL OUSEBVATIONS TO* THE WEEK ENDINO
SEPTEMBER 23, 1805, BY UEOllOE S. rELZER, M. D., CITY
REOISTRAR.
SErTEMBEH, 'G5.
WAYS.
Sunday, 17....
Monday, 18
Tuesday, 10...
Wednesday, 20.
Thursday, 21...
Friday, S3.
Saturday, 23...
BAROMXTER.
80.876
30.122
30.100
30.810
30.322
30.284
30.312
30.200
30.040
30.180
30.344
30.308
30.300
30.312
30.1BC
30.020
30.282
30.340
30.310
30.204
30.330
THER
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att'ed.
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DETAC'D
IN THE
SHADE
A OPEN
AIR.
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REGISTER
THKIUIOMI'S
Min. Max.
M0
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7(1
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Ml
82
mir.
70.3
71.2
71
t>3.3
07.3
OB. 01
70.2?
WIND?ITS
COURSE AND
FORCE FROM
N.E.
W..
N.E.
N.E.
N.E.
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2?T7
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NE..4
NE..4
NE. .4
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Cl'dy
Fair.
Rain.
Cl'dy
Fair.
Fair.
Fair.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. GOULD ?Si SONS,
EXCLUSIVELY
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
TEAS,
No. 183 Greenwich-street, New York.
September 28 2mos
DT~H7BALl)Wl?,"X_Yo7k\77rHrBl?GHAM, Savannah!
J. F. C?MMINGS, N. York... .C. M. HOLST, Savannah.
D. ??. BALDWIN & CO.,
No. 178 PEARL-STREET, N . Y
BBIGHAM, BALDWIN & CO.,
SAVANNAH, GA.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
tf?- LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Cotton consigned
to us at Now York, or to our friends In Europe. Orders
promptly fiUccl._3mos Septombcr 28
A.O?RRT
NO. 45 COURTLANDT-STREET, NEW-YORK.
W "tjSSS1 *Nn GALVANIZED IRON PIPE FIT
BRASS WORK
-.tvtt> .-vir, cti'T'TOTJAKY STEAM ENGINES
AND BOILERS.
September 28 Gmo
_JOSEPH OILLOTT'S ??TE?L^?Ns7
OF TnE OLD STANDARD QUALITY.
( JOSEPH
TRADEMARK:? GILLOTT
( "WARRANTED.
Or Descriptive Name, and Designating Number.
SECOND SERIES.?From No. 700 to 701.
Trade Mark: lJo m Gillott, 1 With designating
t Warranted. J Number.
For sale by
Henry Owen, JOSEPH GILLOTT 4 SONS,
Sole Agent. No. 91 John-street, N. Y.
September 25 lyr
BOXES ' ? - ' ' * ' ' * * * * ? OF
THE SPECIFIC PILL
is usually sufficient to effect a prompt and radical enre of
8PEBMATORRHEA, OB SEMINAL WEAKNE8S,
and Is equally the special ukmkhy for every species of
Genital or Urinary Irritability. Involuntary or Nightly
Seminal Emissions, from whatever cause produced, or
however sevore, will be speedily relieved, and tho organs
restored to healthy action.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS?"I have used your Spe
cifto Pill in many cascB of Spermatorrhta with the
most perfect success."?J. Milton Sanders, M. D., LL.D.
"I have cured very severe cases with from six to ten
doses of your Specific Pill."?B. Keith, M. D.
Price $1 per box. Six boxes for $5, by mall. Address
J. WINCHESTER k CO., No. 30 John-street, N. Y.
September 28_-j_ the tu ly
No. ?6 ?Maideil Lane,
^ ' NEW YORK.
September 28 thstu 3moa
WM. MONTGOMERY, MACHINIST,
; YONKERS, N. Y.,
8UCCES?pn TO TUE N. Y. STEAM 8AW MILL AND MA
. CHIN? COMPANY.
OFFICE IN NEW YORK CITY, 157 BROADWAY.
? &CULAR, GANGLAND MULAY 8AW. MILLS
STEAM ANGINES AND BOILER87 GTU8?MILL8, ta
For deaerlpUTO Circulars, address
(u, ???^.oo .t.^.. VTO. MONTGOMERY,
Seyiewberafl UutuSmo Mo, W7 Broftdway,
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND ALBUMS,
- FANCY tfOODS, &c.
At Wholesale and. Retail.
SEND FOR OUR MAMMOTH CATALOGUE. MAIL
ED free. HILTON k CO.,
September 28 3mo No. 128 Nassau-st., N. Y.
SCEDENCK'S
Machinery Depot,
JACOB B. SCHENCK, Agent,
No. 70 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
WOOD WORTH PLANING, TONGUING AND GROV
ING MACHINES; Banb and Blind Machinery;
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and Boilers;
Pago's Circular Saw Mills of the most approved con
struction, of all sizes, and all kinds of Machinory for I
working wood and Iron. Also a superior quality of
LEATHER BELTING, RUBBER BELTING, PACKING,
kc, kc.
Orders respectfully solicited, which will reccivo |
prompt attention. 2mo Ceptember 14
.TEASITEAS!
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos. 35 AND 37 VES?Y-STREET, N. Y?
ARE RECEIVING CARGOE8 OF TEA8, AND ARE I
selling them to the Trade at CARGO PRICES.
They keep a very completo assortment, adapted to tho
Southern trade.
All Goods aro sold at STRICTLY ONE PRICE, and
from which there is no dovlatlon.
The Company make a speciality of putting up TEAS in
caddies and papers, for the Jobbing Trade.
The Company issue a monthly Price LiBt, which is
mailed regularly to customers, and will be sent to any
party ordering it free of charge.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos. 35 and 37 Vcscy-strcct, N. Y..
September 25_3mos
?GRlULTURlL 1PLEHTS,
NOS. 10, 11, 00, GO,
AND ALLOTHER PLOWS.
COTTON GINS,
AND ALL-DESCRIPTIONS OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY,
Tor sale by tho Manufacturer,
J. T. GOODWIN k CO..
Nos. 10 and 31 Pulton-street, New York City.
September 25 ' 3mo
MANUFACTURER'S HARDWARE HOUSE
or
HORACE W. LOVE & CO.,
No. 20 ClllT-Street, New York.
LIGHT EI)?E TOOLS. SAWS, BITS, BELLS,
Wrought. Iron Opada, Stocks and Dieu, Carriage
Bolts, Coach HereWB, and General Hardware.
September 25 . lyr
" D?CKERSON, REED & CO.
l.MI'OUTEUS OF AND DEALERS IS
TIN PLATE, SIHXT IRON, COPPER, WIRE, ZINC,
and all other articles for tinners life.
No. SO aiid ?l CLIFF-ST., cor. FULTON,
September 25 lyr _New York.
JAS. D. BARD, Agent,
Manufacturer of Bard & Brothers' Gold Pcus,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES,
SILVER, RUDDER AND G0I?D PLATED TELE
SCOPIC PEN CASES, TOOTH PICKS, Ac,
No. 'l\l Maiden Lane, New York.
September 25 3mo
HELMBOLD'S"
FLUID EXTRACT BUC??U,
? FOR WKAKNE68 ARISING FROM INDISCRETION. I
The exhausted powors of Naturo which a?o accompanied
by so many alarming symptoms, among Which' wiR bo
1 Wak?fuliio?A, uorVuri.^.Fdua'iiinx Jr??&J?l Memory,
ii?*fn>-t, Univereol Lassitude, Prostration, ana ?SBj&A*M
enter into Uic enjoyments of society.
The Constitution, once affected with Organic Weakness,
requires the ?dd of Medicino to strengthen and invigorate
the system, which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU in
variably does. IS no treatment is submitted to,-Con
sumption or insanity ensacH.
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
In affections peculiar to "Females," is nncqunled by
any other preparation, as in Chlorosis or Retention,
Painfulness, or Suppression of Customary Evacuations,
Ulcerated or Schirrua State of the Uterus; and all com
plaints incident to tho sex, whether arising from habits
of dissipation, imprudence in, or tho decline or change
in life.
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
Will radically exterminate from the systeu Diseases
arising from Habits of Dissipation at little expert, little
or no change in diet, no inconvenience or exposure; com
pletely superseding those unpleasant and dangerous rein*.
dies, Copaiva and Mercury, in all these diseases.
USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
In all Diseases of these organ a, whether existing in
"Male'* -or "Female," from ivhatever cause originating,
and no matter how long standing. It is pleasant in tasto
and odor, "immediate'' in action; and. more strengthening
than any of tho preparations of Bark or Iron. ' '
Those suffering from Broken down or Delicate Constitu
tions, procure the remedy at onee.
The reader jurist be aware that however slight may be
tho attack of tho above diseases, It Is certain to affect Au
Bodily Health, Mental Powers, and Happiness.
All the abovo diseases require the aid of a diuretic.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
HELMBOLD'SIII??IILY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAFARILLA,
For purifying the blood, removing.all chronic constitu
tional diseases, arislug from an impure stato of tho
blood, And the only reliable and effectual known remedy
for the cure. of Scrofula, Scald Head, Salt Rheum, Pains
and Swellings of the Bones, Ulc?ration'of tho Throat and
Legs, Blotches, Pimples on tho" Face, Tetter, Erysipelas,
and all scaly errupllons of Iho skin,
AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
. Not a few of the worst disorders that effect mankind
arise from tho corruption that accumulates in the blood,
Of all tho discoveries tlmt 'haw been made to purgo it
out, none can equal hi effect HELMBOLD'S COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF 8ARSAPAR1LLA". It cleanses and reno- i
valen'the blood, iuBE'lH tho vigor of hi-alUi into Iho sys
tem; and purges out the humors which make disease. It
stimulates the healthy function? of the body; and expels
tho disorders that ctow and rankle in. the blood, Sueh '
a remedy thut could be rolled oh, hat long been sought
for, and now, for the first time, the public have one on
which they can depend. Our space hero docs not:admit |
of certificates to show its effects, but the trial of a singlo
bottle will show tho nick that it Iiub virtues surpassing
anything thoy have ever taken.
Two tablespoqnfuU of the Kxtraot of Sarasparilla added
to a pint of Water is equal to tho Lisbon Dl*t Drink, and
ono bottle is fully equal to a gallon of tho Syrup Of
Sarsararill?, or tho decoction as usually made.
' ay THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO USE IN THE UNITED STATE? ARMY, and aro also
in very general use.In all Uie Stato.HOSPITALS and
PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITOTIONS throughout tho
land, as weU as In private practice, and Krc considered
as invaluable remedies, .
1 "i rfi Jo? Hedt?al-'Properties of IJueh?"?J
FROM'DTSFENS?TORY'OF THE' UNITED STATES,
'.-0e?"PXQfe?so?r I>xw??'s vuluablo works or tho .Practice
of Physic -? . rs rfJF? i . !
See remarie nudo by.tho lato -celebrated Dr. Physio,
of Ph?adelphlic " '---'-. .;'. I ,":r? TE
Boo remarks made by Dr. Epiiruin M'Doweix, a celo? J
bra ted Physician ' and Member of tho Royal Cbllego of. I
Surgeons, Ireland, and published in tho Tninsactlona of
tho.KinR and Qucot's Journal.- .
?e.Jfcfltdko Vhtrurgifal Review, putalsHSeot-by B?n
jAMiN Tbavxb?, Fellow Royal Collego of Surgeons.
See most of tho I?W fltanaord Workn of Medicine
HELMBOLM'
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
Beptcmbcr 7 lmo No. M BROADWAY,
-I I
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW YOKK
Sco;ar and Tobacco Manufaclurinp Company,
No. ISO S-UI?TON-STRK?ET;
NEW YORK,
V3~ Ordern promptly filled.
Hoptoinbca* 21 lmo
m\V~YORK STEAM[ ENGINE WORKS,
XAHUFACTORERB or
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES
AND BOILERS,
AN
MACHINISTS* TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
VS- Manufactories: FOOT OF TWENTY-THIRD-ST.,
E. R., N. Y., and WORCESTER, MASS.
Office FOOT OF TWENTY-TUIRD-STREET, E. R., N.
Y.
AT Every Machino bullt by ub is st_rted and thor
oughly tested in shop before beim; shipped.
8?*-ptetnbar 21 3mos
Established 17 SO.
J. C. llUM/s SON,
(Formerly W. H?ll k Son),
OFFICE No. 32 PARK ROW, NEW YORK.
#3- FACTORY, CLIFF AND HAGUE-STREETS.
Soaps and Candles.
Upwards of one hundred varieties TOILET SOAPS.
September 21 ' 3mo
SHARP'S BILLIARD TABLES!
MANUFACTURER,
NO. 118 Falton-slrcet, N. Y.
September 21 Srao
THOMSON'S
NEW Igf SKIRT.
Get tlxe Best.
THOMSON'S
FRENCH ELASTIC SPRINGS,
Thu latest invention of the largest manufacturers o?
Ladies' Crinoline in the v.-nrlil.
W. S. THOMSON, LANGDON .V CO.,
September 21 ?lmo Ko. '391 Broadway, N. Y.
Excelsior Flint Glass-Works.
JOHN LEACH,
Warchonsc, No. '?r,0 I'citrl-strcct, Nciv York.
MANUFACTURER OF, AND WHOLESALE DEALER
in. DRUGGIST'S GLA8SWA1U? AND SUNDRIES.
Coal Oil Lamps ami Fixtures, Table Glassware, in all
varieties. Perfumers', Confictiouers'and Liquor Dcal
crH' GLAS8WARE._ 2mo September 21
PATENT CANTERING HOUSES.
_-*_g3v. THESE HORSES RUN
?S by the weight of tbo ri
tf?? v*\ der. Any child of 18
^?_**}8?j JrCft Tuouliis ean ride. Sizes
^Jy_r^^-a^ ivoui S12 to ?Li.**, each.
Jftfti \\Vffi| ^siv'' sold nr
<?S^>__e?^^^^i9i_5iv_ s ' AV ' s MIT H '
pMr^ma __f?^^^^aS No. 00 William-st.,
Scptcmbe. 1 lmo
LATE EDWARD DUNIGAN A, BROTHEH.
JAMES B. KIRKER,
Paftlislicr of Catholic Books and General
Boohfo'lor,
No. C99B1;_^DWAY, NEW YORK,
September 21_ Soiy, Up stairs.
THE NEW Y?HK BIBLE
AMD
COMMON PRAYER BOOK SOCIET _
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT
MENT of ENGLISH and AMERICAN DIHLES and
Prayer Books, in various styles of binding, to which they
invite public attention.
The trade, supplied.
Nos. fl and 13 COOPER UNION, New York.
September 21 9nio
cb??ONG AND HEATING ^
BY GAS
CHEAPER THAN COAL, OR WOOD.
Descriptivo Catalogues sent free.
Address Eagle Gas Stove Manufacturing Company,
No. 474 BROADWAY, New York.
September 21 lmo
AB?RTUS & CONST ANT,
BANKERS,
COR. FULTON AND WATER-STREETS,
Buy and sell UNITED STATES SECURITIES of aU
kinds at favorable rates.
COLLECTIONS promptly made on all accessible points
of t-ne United States and Canada.
FOtJR, PER OENT. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE
POSITS '-which may bo withdrawn without notice, as
with the City Banks.
DRAFTS ON LONDON for S,\ and upwards.
September 21 3mo
HOUSE FURNISHING.
"Berriau"Warerootas,601. Broadway, N. Y.
WHERE CAN BE FO?VD OUTLERY, 8U.VER
Plated Vf axe, Tea Trays, Water C<k>lers, Cream
Freezers, Refrigerators. Mangles; ClotheiiWringcrs, Car
pet Sweepers, Wood, Tin, and Japanned Wares, &c.
Cooking Utensils of overy description.
September:)! 8mos H. H. CASEY.
TO THE
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,
FANCY GOODS DEALERS
or THE .
SOUTH.
JAMBS O'^ANE,
Bookseller, Stationer and ftlau?if?clorer
'.'-. " or
POCKET DIARIES', * '
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, and
CARTE DE VISITE,
Bogs respectfully to Bay that he is still located at lila
old stand,
No. 126 Nassau-street, New York,
where ho continues to supply tho Jobbing and Retail
Trado with all articles in the BOOK AND STATIONERY
LINE, on tho most liberal terms.
Books, Stationery, Note, Letter, Cap, Legal Cap, Bill,
and Bath Papors, Ph?fograph Albums. Carto do Visite
for Albums, Blank .Books, Inks, Mucilage, Envelopes,
Ac, ko., ko., in great variety ami cheap.
: A superior lino of POCKET DIARIES FOR 18C0.
Catalogues scut on application.
Orders promptly fUlea. Address -
JAMES O'KANE, _
N?; 12? !Nass?Ui.street,
NEW YORK .
August 14 . ;.* ,*, ..- _ , -. ;
? m. 65: MAIJ)EN I4#&
. ,,'W'* ;: ' ' '' K-WYORK, '.
:"'''^Vt_<?/tki^?^\'?W?' LABOEST ASSORT
MENT OP TOYS^OHWAi PANOX ?-OODS. B?AD8,
SLATE PENCILS, _o., now offer to buyers superior in
i ?
selected Stock bought for c^tn.,.^
ORDERS EXECUTED WITH PKOMITNESS AND
FID-LITY. lmo September Iff
NEW VOR K ABVERWHEYK.
UNITED STATES STEEL PEN WORKS^
FAtTDRY. CAltOE.1V, !V. J.
R. ESTERBROOK &. CO.,
STEEL PE!H SLvSUFAGTURERS,
WAREIIOUSKS ! ?-* ?'t Ar< ,?-?? ?? ? .. I'lilla.
J No. *>| .foil?-htire?, N. Vork,
Samples and pri.es on S|.pli,T.li.?ii. Lots mado to or
der of any pattern ..r Main)) r? iiulrvd.
CAUTION.-ThciH, J'.um an, ?f ,?,i.uino American
mannfactiiri?, and eqml in finish, olaaHeity and fineness
of point to the best, imported, Tiny ?m-, Ihoroforo, suro
to gain the confidence of th? American publie. Tho fac
Hlinilo of ourslguut-.ir.; :? sufficient securUy n;?iilnHt for
eign imitation. H. LSTEKUROOli k CO.
September 26 __ tulhsly
NEW YORK ilSilV DEPOT:
G. & C. PLACE,
SUCCESSORS TO STEVENS, BROTHER &, CO.,
No. ??? PEARL-STREET, N. Y.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in every doscrlptlon or
Circular Saw Mills,
STATIONERY AND J'ORTALLB
STEAM EKUINES AND BOILERS,
Woodworth';?? Planers,
ANB ALL OTHER
WOOD-WORK1NO MACIMMIS,
LATHS, PLANERS, DRILLS, LEATHER AND RUB
BER BELTING, Babbit and other Composition Metals,
with all articles needful In Machine and Railroad Repair
Shops ; Fay k Co'a. Improved Sen 11 Saw with Iron Fraruo
and Tuble, and other vahutblo improvements; "D.
Dick's" celebrated anti-Friction Shears, Punches and
Presses; Harris' Patent Silting Machines, Jeffrey's
Double-Acting BaU Valve lumps, Portable Scales ?n
great varielv.
GEORGE PLACE.CHARLES PLACE.
September 20 tu?' .? 2mos
o. s. follett,
MANUFACTURE'!. ?MPOUTER of, A>'T: ukaler in
PIIOTOKK A PH II! ( ' 'JODS
OF EVERY' DESCRIPTION?WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Agent for Volgtlander k Son*' Celebrated Cameras
Shaw's Silver and fluid Raving Apparatus, kc
Every article used in the tr.tdti luruished at lower
rates than by any other Route in the trade.
/J3- Send for Price Lint.
No. 130 (irarul-.-frool-, N. Y.9
TnREi: D? I? >IM EAST OF BROADWAY.
September 21! imo
" FUNSTON & SCOFIELDT"
Rlnnuiuc. urors
LILLIF.NDAllL'S EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS.
HAV'S LANTERN.1'. *? ., .';>\
Importers Chinero Crackers, Rockets, kc
No. > Dcy-si., near Broadway, Now York.
September 2? lmo
J. P. DINSMORE,
No. 30 I)I3Y-STKKET. KBXV YORK,
Proprietor ol' the Peruvian Syrup und Dr.
H. AnderN Iodine Water?
WHOLESALE AGENT FOR WISTAR'S BALSAM OF"
WILD CHERRY. V.'..:. ..i .-.ml Calisaya Bitters.
Tho Universal Sufoty Maloht*. 2nio September iM
THOMAS iiOWE &SONS,
MANcx.uTriiF.r.s Ast? ixfoktem of
LINSEED OIL,
T*io. ?fcl PIIOXT-STHICET,
CORNER BURLING SLIP, N-^.v York.
Scptemlicr 2t? lmo
CHARLES A. CRANE,
VVIIOLKSALK
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. 27 John-street,
NEW YORK.
Dialer in IVriling, VVrapjiIitR, and Print-?
ins Papcru, Twin?-, ?Sic, ?kc.
RAGS AND PAPER STOCK.
September 2:1 _2mos
I'.-M .. .. , ^i. . .1 s.* 1C1I-I
PAPER AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
NO CONNECTION WITR THE COMHINED MONOPO
LY FOR HIGH PRICES.
I OFFER THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTE1*
stock of PAPER, of every description, to bo foun^
in this country. Booksellers, Stationer?. Printers ana
Hinders will Rave money by rlrst examining my stock*
Order? by mall promptly tilled.
A. P. HAUD. Wholesale Paper Dtaler,
No. U Dcekniau-Rtrect. N. Y. (The Old Stand).
September 23 8moa
HAFFERTY & McHUGH,
cot?k
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 69 FULTON-STREET, NEW YORK.
September 2G lyr
MARBURG k CO,.
Importers and Manufacturers of Segars,
No. 193 Pearl-Street,
NEW ^ORK.
September 23_\ lmo
~w. B. burtVett,
(8UCCESS0RT0 JAME8 T. S-EER)
MANUFACTURER Ol?
STEER k BURTNETx'S celebrated ratent\ATNT and
WHITEWASH ERU8HES. \
ALSO, \
Fine Ground and Extra PALNT BRUSHES, ancH^Ri
es of every description, of the best material and >w?c
mannhip. ? - .. .
A3- Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
September 23_.
LABIES AND GENTLE1
Residing out of the City should send for
MEASURING CARD,
And take their v ? ^]?* ^^L them a
BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
No. 575 Broadway, New York. *
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Klippers, o' every descrip
tion, for ladies, gents, boy?, misses and ?hlldrcti. :
N. B?LARGEST ASSORTMENT TN THE CITY.
Soptcmbor31 _1_7i_^p0S
ABRAHAM BU ?NGr
USTo. 71 Johxi-fstreei,
NEW YORK.
AGENT FOI THE ?SALE ?OF
AUSABLE HORSE NAILS
GOSN?LD H0RSS1.3H0?S8
RICHARDSON'S HORS^ SHOES
?0??L?lt1*S TACKS, BHAJ^ftci j
Hunt's Patent Combination feazor strops
' THE AU8?BLE nORSE "NAILS ARE HAMMERED
from T V F Norway Iron/and warranted equal to ?jjy In
market \ %r " : * u,li ' "
. : ' '. ' ' ' I I ;.. . (.;*4
Tho G08N0tO HORSB: AND I H?L& SHOES J?lng
lighter than other brand*,, are tk-11 adapted for1- thfc
Southf? market. . - ;:<. *. V malJ
Orders Filled at L?w-?t ?arket Prices.
September 33 taoe