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\ JP . . * ' fr '.figg? ' . ---v w- tf> ? j) CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS....DECEMBER 2,1865. _. . ? ' UV York Advertisements. BO GE RT & EVANS, WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS AHB MANUFACTURERS Non. ? PLATT Ail) 20 AND 23 GOLD-ST8., N. Y. PAPER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SIZE OB QUAL? ITY constantly m hand, or mada to order. Alto, Binder?. Trunk and tjfeww Boards. ly October 28 ~j7 C. KOCH, No. 35 E eekman-street, Corner of William, New York, MANUFACTURER OF PM?CTMC Albums^ Music Paper, Folios, BOOKS, Ac November 25 3mos /ABURTUS & CONSTANT, BANKERS, COR. FULTON AND WATER-STREETS, Buy and sen UN I ED STATES SECURITIES of all kinds at favorable rates. COLLECTIONS pro. nptly made on all accessible points of the United States and Canada. FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE? POSITS which may be withdrawn without notice, as With the City Banka. DRAFTS ON LONDON for ?1 and upwards. September 31 3mo DERRICK.SON & BARTLETT, WHOLESALE PAPER AK!J RAG- DEALERS, No. 30 Be? lum a n-s ir cet. Pi. V. PRTNTTNG, WRITING, WRAPPING AND COLORED I Papers, Straw an I Binders' Boards, Tarred Roofing Paper, Paper Manufacturara' Suppl!;*, and ali kinds of Pajfer-m?l Machinery. Paper of every description made 10 order. Bags taken n exchange fer Paper. Orders by j mail promptly attende! to. lyr October 38 JAS. D. BARD, Agent, 11 wwi facturer of Bard & Brothers* Gold Pens, stt FEN AMIPENCIL CASES, SHYER, RUBBER AND GOLD FLATED TELE? SCOPIC PEN CASES, TOOTH PICKS, &c., No. f.i Malden Lane, New Yarli. September 35_ 3mo JUJOJFACilJBJER'S HARDWARE HOUSE | OP HORACE W. LOVE & CO., Wo. SS CUfl%Strect, New York. ORDERS FOR ALL 1 LINDS OF HARDWARE promptly I attended to 1 Cotton and other Soathern products received on con? signment, or in payment lyr September 35 NORTH RIVER AGRICULTURAL WORKS, filIFFIM S CO., Proprietors. WAREHOUSES i Hos. 68 and 60 Cortlandt-street, "VJ"ANUFACTURER? OF AND DEALERS IN PLOWS, JH. Marrows, Cultivai??, Cotton Sweep*. Hay Presses, 'Cette* Presses, Cider liesses. Grain Oradles. Churns, Ox Bews. Ox Yokes, Well Buckets, Sugar Milla, Corn Milla, -Cider Milk, Fan Milli, Saw Ml Us, Com Shellers. Store Trucks, Wheelbarrowi, 8ugar Pans, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Perks, Rakes. 8c y thee. Hay Cutters, Sausage Cut Sera, Vegetable Cutter?, Hand Carts, Mule Carta, Ox Oarta, Farm Wagons, Horse Powers, Threshing Ma? chines, Cotton Gins, kl owen and Reap ere, ftc. Garden, Fielt! and flower Seeds. Hoyt's 8uper-Phoest i jd bTLlrio. Bon*Hau?*a~?< drette, Plaster, Se. - SOLE AGENTS FOB Glasgow Fertilizer O J m nany'. Phosphatic and Ammo- j niated Guano and Super-Phosphide of Lime, and Bruce's J Concentrated Manure. Trade supplied. On 1 sr direct from G RIFFING ft GO., Nos. 58 ac-? 50 OorUandt-street, New York. November 18 amos HIRAM TUCKER ? CO., ^uwtrrAOTOBxns or AND WHOLESALE DIALERS ZS I SPRING BEDS, ( FOLDING WOOD COTS, OF VARI DUB SIZES, WITH i UNDULATING SPRING BOTTOMS, IRON BEDSTEADS, sap VaORZE OOODS FOR KESOIKHK. y-vrjTB SPRING BHD HAS BEEN EXTENSIVELY \J used during tte peet nins yeera, and for neatness, comfort ind durabiirt:, ?'ands unrrrnUedi it is simple .Sm Hs ssftstiu?ticn, vacy torttbto, and can be used with any bedstead. Tao FOLDING COT has undulating spring slits, re genres bat htUe heddiuj, ia welt made, and easy of trans * Onr'fi?OAXr CHAHTBMLIER8, BRACKETS, HALL amSTS, PB y DA y rg and STAND LAMPS, ara a SOvekV ia the marknt, enaste and beauUfol in design, issy equal ha oe Vor aa! tone to toe best French bronze, and almost in destruct bio In service. Our facilities for maarjiacturirg all of the above goods are of euchacharaoterthat we are enabled to offer them to tho trades* prices. b*t cannot fail to be satisfactory. TBS trade furnished with Pattern Book and Price List Sat appboation. HIRAM TUCKER ft CO., September 29 No. 59 John i treet. New York. COTTON AND WOOL HAND CARDS. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ SARGENT 17 ? SB CO'S .GENUINE fm WHITTEMORE. SARGENT & CO., Hardware aid Card Manufacturers, Ile. TO BR! 1KMAN-STREET, N. Y., BOLKSUOBiWORS rO THE WHITTEMORE "PATENT SET " and onl ' manufacturers of the GENUINE ?fHTTTEMORE COTTON CARDS. . Dealers are cautioned against worthless imitations. October 38 ' 6mos ? HARP'S BILLIARD TABLES! . MANUFACTURER, No. 14S Fulton-street. M. ?. 8e?tember21 _?mo DICKERSON? REED & CO. noosa: tts or aim DXLLXKS IN TBl PLATE, SHE CT IRON, COPPER, WIRE, ZINC, all other articles for ttnneru uss. No. 28 ar d 31 CLIPF-ST., cor. FULTON, September 25 lyr New York. N. York Advertisements. JENKINS' PATENT COMPOSITE IRON RAILING, " Formerly sold bv HUTCHINSON 4 WICKBRSHAM. Is for sale by the manufacturers' Agency. HUTCHINSON, DAVIES 4 CO., November 2 Imo No. 467 Broomc-street, N. T. HOUSE FURNISHING. "Berrian" Warerooms, 601 Broadway, N. T. WHERE CAN BE FOUND CUTLERY, SILVER Plated Ware, Tee Trays, Water Coolers, Cream Freezers, Refrigerators, Mangles, Clothes Wringers, Car pet Sweepers, wood. Tin, and Japanned Wares, kc. Cooking Utensils of every description. September 21 Hmos H.JS. CASEY._ JOSEPITGII^OTT\S STEEL PENS, OF THE OLD STAND ABO QUALITY, ( JOSEPH TRADE MARK:{ GILLOTT ( WARRANTED. Or Descriptive Name, and Designating Namber. SECOND SERIES.-From No. 700 to 761. _ I Joe Ern GnxoTT, ) With designating TBAB*MABX. { WABBA KT ED. } Number. For sale by HXHBT O wsw, JOSEPH GILLOTT k SON8, Sole Agent No. 01 John-street, N. Y. September 26 lyr . J. C. DAYTOF? C0.~ SUCCESSORS TO DAYTON, 8PRAGUE 4 CO., Rectifiera, and Deniers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, WINES 4c, and Manufacturers of Alcohol and Cologne Spirit, 95 per cent, No. 107 Front-street sod Nos. 31 and 3G Dcsbros ses-street New York A Large supply of Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskey on band. Established in 1844. ?mos Octobers Established 1780. J. O. HULL'S SON, {Formerly W. HOLL 4 8o?), OFFICE No. 32 PARK BOW, NEW YORK. MW FACTORY, CLIFF AND HAGUE-STREETS. Soaps ;and Candles. Upwards of one hundred varieties TOILET SOAPS. September 21 tao RAFFERTY & McHUGH, CORK Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. 69 FULTON-STREET, NEW YORK. September 25 lyr BOOKS, STATIONERY AND ALBUMS, FANCY GOODS* &c. At Wholesale and Retail. SEND FOR OUR MAMMOTH CATALOGUE. MAIL? ED free. HILTON 4 CO., September 28 3mo No. 128 Nassau-st, N. Y. MARBURG k CO, Importers and Manoinctnrers of Segars, No. 193 Pearl-Street, TM jai W YORB1. November 1 3m o Established In 1847. PAPER AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. NO CONNECTION WITH THE COMBINED MONOPO? LY FOR HIGH PRJCE8. IOFFER THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTE stock of PAPER, of every description, to be foun In this country. Booksellers, Stationers, Printers anu Binders will save money by .first examining my stock. Orders by mail promptly Oiled. A P. HARD, Wholesale Paper Dealer, Na U Bookmin-?teeet N. Y. (The Old 8*ond). A. GARE, ITO. 45 COURTLANDTSTREET, NEW-TORK. WROUGHT AND GALVANIZED IRON PIPE AND FITTINGS BRASS WORK PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. September 9t_6 mo TEAS KTEA81 TOE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, Noe. 35 AND 37 VESEY-STREET, N. Y., A RE BECaTVTNG CARGOES OF TEAS, AND ARB selling Mian to the Trade at CARGO PRICES. They keep a very complete assortment adapted to the Southern trude. All Goods aro sold at STRICTLY ONE PRICE, and Irom which thvwo ls no deviation. The Company iioke a speciality of putting up TRAS in Daddies and papers, for the Jobbing Trade. Ins Company lune a monthly Price List, which ls Mailed regularly to customers, and will be sent o any party ordering lt fr.M of charge. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, ITO?. 35 ?nd 37 Vesey-street, N. Y.. DIB ten? sr 26 8mos TH OMS ON/S NEW mp mt. Get the Best. THOMSON'S FRENCH ELASTIC SPRINGS, The latest invention of the largest manufacturers of Ladies' Crinoline in tho world. W. a THOMSON, LANGDON 4 CO., September 21 Smo No. 391 Broadway, N. Y. GARDNER, DEXTER k CO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FOB THE SALK OF COTTON, Va. 116 PEARL-STREET, New York-Re? tter to National American Exchange Bank; No. 21 FRANKLIN-ST RI1ET, Boston-Refer to National Bank of Commerce, National Revere Bank. Having ample means for advances, a business ac? quaintance of twenty-five years with Eastern spinners, and confining themselves strictly to a Commission Busi? ness without operating on their own account respect? fully solicit consign menta J. L. ABBOTT 4 CO., Afjeuts in Mobile, O. E. DEXTER, Agent in Columbus, Ga. October 28_lyr_ D. H. BALDWIN, N. York... .H. BRIGHAM. Savannah. J.F. CUMMINGS, N. York....C. M. HOLST, Savannah. D. B. BALDWIN & CO., No. 178 PEARL-STREET, ?V. Y. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN & CO., BAYANN VII, GA., GENERAL COMMISSION MEECHANT8. ggf T.rRPRAT. ADVANCES made on Cotton consigned to us at New York, or to our friends In Europe. Orders pron.pt!y filled. 3mos September 28 MERIDEN CUTLERY COMPANY MANUFACTURERS Of an extensive variety of superior TABLE CUTLERY, Having also on exclusive right to use the Hard Eubber Handle A NEW ARTICLE, warranted immovable, and not affected by HOT WATER. Butcher, Shoo Knives, &c. Octobers toce No. 45 Beelunan-s?, N. Y. N. York Advertisements. 1 Xiv HOOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOlTTHl restored In four weeks, by Dr. RI03RD*8~E8-j SENCE OF LIFE. Dr. Rlcord (of Paris), attar years on earnest solicitation, has at length acceded to the earnest/! requests of the American public, and appointed an Agents tn New York for me eade of his valued and highly-prizedil Essence of Life. This wonderful agent will restore] manhood to the most shattered constitutions, whether! arising from oxcesses, the effects of climate, or naturae) causes. The time required to cure the moat inveterate case is four weeks; and if used according tb pitated in? structions, which are very simple, failure is impossible. This life-restoring remedy sbuuld bo taken by all about to marry, as its effect aro permanent It is acknowledged by the medical press to be the greatest discovery ever made. Its developing powers are miraculous. Success in every case is as certain as that science overthrows Ig? norance. Dr. Bicord's Essence of ife is sold ta cases, with full instructions for use, at $3, or four quan? tities in one for $S, and will be sent to any part, carefully packed, on receipt of remittance to his accredited agent, PHILIP ROLAND, November 23 ":iyr No. 34 Liberty-street, New York. JOHN T. M0R1OLL7~ Successor to JOHN MOORE, MlilMlL WAREHOUSE, No. 193 Front-street, NEW YORK. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Embracing all the New and Most Approved Patterns. Ploughs Sugar Mills Harrows Store Trnckn Oultivatcrs Wheol BairowB ^^"^ koree Hoes Hand Carts Jotton Sweeps - Fanning Mills ? Aoad Scrapers Coffee Milla Garden Rollers Grain Cradles Field Rollers Scythes Corn Shelters Sneaths Straw Cuttere t Shovels and Spades Stalk Critters Hay and Manure Forks Cotton Oins Garden and Hay Rakes Horse Powers and Threshing Machines, WAGON8, CARTS, &c CASTINES, of all kinds, made to order. GUANO, GROUND BONE, FOUDRETTE, And all other Fertilizers, sold on the most favorable terms. October 5 6 rn oe FITZHCGH, WILMER & CO., Commission Merchants FOR THE SALE OF WESTERN AND SOUTHERN PRODUCE, and for the purchase of Merchandise generally. Also, Agents for the purchase and sale of Real estate, * Nos. 40 and 42 Broadway and No* 53 New street, New York. L. H. FITZH?GH, of Eentucky. W. L. WILMER, of Philadelphia, Pa. THOMAS C. GALE, of Norfolk, Va. GRAHAM L. HUGHES, of St Louis, Mo. November 20 _._._Cmos A. 0. SCHAEFER, .) JAS E BROWN k CO.,) GEO. Y. BARKER, J No. 33 S. Front Street, New York. ) Philadelphia. ) A. C. SCHAEFER, Ja., comrca UOET AXD PRATT STUSSTS, Baltimore. Adolphus C. Schaefer & Co., (FORMERLY OF BALTIMORE,) General Shipping & Commission MERCHANTS, 0. Ill WATE EST., NEW YOKE. t^"EVERY FACILITY OFFERED FOR CONSIGN? MENTS and execut ion of orders in New York, Philadel? phia, or Baltimore, by either house* Auguirtl* Orno* W. B. BURTNETT," (SUCCESSOR TO JAMES T. STEER) No. 4? FULTON-STREET, * MANUFACTURER OF _T Fine Ground and Extra PAINT BRUSHES, and Brush ? of every description, of the best material and work anani p. ey Orders promptly and faithfully executed, iaptember 23 ? _6mo NEW YORK STEAM ENGINE WORKS KANUFAOT?BESS OF STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES AND BOILERS, MACHINISTS' TOOLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ny l^ufactories: FOOT OF TWENTY-THIRD-ST., E. R, N. Y., and WORCESTER, MA88. Omeo FOOT OF TWENTY-THIRD-STREET, E. R, N. I. Iff Every Mactdne built by us ls started and thor mghly tested In shop before being shipped. September 21 '_3mos TARRANTS EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APERIENT. FR THIRTY YEARS HAS RECEIVED THE FA? VORABLE reootamendation of the- public, and bien used and proscrit od by the FIRST PHYSICIANS IN THE LAND uta BEST REMEDY KNOWN Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dye pep ala, Sour Stomach, Bil? ious Headache, Dizziness, Costiveness, Loss of Appetite, Gout, Lndigeetiou, Torpidity of the Liver, Gravel, Rheumatic Affections, Piles, Heartburt, Sea Sickness, Bil? lons Attacks, Fevers, And all dmilar complaints peculiarly incidental to the Spring and Bummer Seasons. lt ia particularly adapted to the wants of Travelare by Sea and Lund, Bcridentsin Hot aim?tes. Per? rons of Sedentary Habits, In vail dt. and Convalescents. Captains of Vessels and Planters will And it a valnablo ad? dition to their ' Medicino Chests. For Testimonials, kc, see pamphlet with each bottle. Manufactured only by TARRANT AND C O., No. 278 GREENWICH-STREET, NEW TORE. *sT* For sale by all Druggists. November 20 fimos NATIONAL FLINT GLASS WORKS. EDWARD RORKE &. CO., No. ?33 Peurl-Strect, New York, Manufacturers of FLINT GLASSWARE AND COAL OIL LAMPS of every description. Illustrated Catalogues, with price liata, sent free on application. 3rao October I R. H. ALLEN & CO., Nos. 189 dc 191 WATER-ST., NEW YORK. AGBICULTUBAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY of all kinds-Plows, Harrows and Cultivators; mall tools for the Farm and Garden, such as Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Forks, Rakes, Ac, and for GrasB Rooks, Scythes, Scythe-Stones, and Agricultural Hardware in general. We offer, also, a large assortment of our own manu? facture of Hay Cutters; Coffee and Grata Mills, Sugar Ullis for Grocers' use, Store Trucks of various patterns, Road Scrapers, Wheelbarrows, kc Fertilizers of all kinds, such as Ooo's Superphosphate if Lime, pure Ground Bone, Peruvian Guano, and Pou? dre tte. PORTABLE 8TEJ K ENGINES, COTTON PRES? SES AND GINS. ?SEEDS. Every valuable american and Foreign variety of I VEGETABLE, FLOWER and GRASS SEED and FIELD | GRAIN that has proved worthy of cultivation, grown ! and selected expressly for our trade. Salea made ta bulk, per. pound or bushel, or ta small packets, for rv tail ag, oy toe hundred or thousand, October 3 Sinos N. York Advertisements. JAMES CONNER'S SOUS' 1 ??nited States Type Binxidry AITD PRINTERS' WAREHOUSE, . $8, 30 ? nd 3S Ccsitre-strect, New York, Corser of R:ade~street. ! TYPE ON WHICH '?HIS PAPHB 18 PRINTED i from the abo va Taus dry. lr . October 3 UNION PORCELAIN WORKS MANUFACTURE ZAHINA WARE FOR HOTELS, STEAMBOATS AND Kj FAMILY USE, I Porcelain Door, Drawer and 8hutter Knobs, plain or decorated. Also, Door Plate?, Finger Plates and Shield Number Pistes ; Drawer Pults and Knobs for Druggists' krowera, numbered or lettered, ss may be desired; POR? CELAIN HARDWARE TRLMMING8 of all descriptions. I TH08. C. SJrXTH ft CO., Proprietors. I Office No. 88 JOhn-atreebL H. Y. Factory Brooklyn, flt- D._i 3mos*g_ October 28 BURLING OF THJE MUSEUM/ LETTER FROM MR. BARNUM. ME88RS. HERRING & CO.:-GENTLEMEN : Though the des 'ruction of the American Museum Jias proved a serious lou to myself and the public, I ama sappy to verify the old adage, that "It's an ill wind tho? blows nobody good," and, consequently, congratulate you that your well-known Safes have again demonstrated their superior fire-proof qualities in an ordeal of unu? sual severity. The Safo you nude for me some tune ago was in the office of the Museum, on the socond floor, back part ot " i building, and In the hottest ol the nra. ?J jitter twenty-four hoars of trial lt was found among tip debris, ?nd on opening it this day, has yielded up its qll?fi?asa?-wM^mod >rder-books, papers, policiou of tnsiumnuv D"aHasssssm|&^a condition for lamxx?a*?' use, ana a nobie comm Saut J evan trasiir Uf (BXness ol Herring's Fire-Proof St faa. Truly yours, P. T. BARNUM. '-New York, July W, 186?. HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAJES. The mott reliable protection finm fire noto known. i HERRING ft 00.'8 PATENT BANKERS' SAFES, with Herring ft Floyd's Patent CrystaUsed Iron, the bett security against a burglar's drill e^ er manufivctured.1 HERRING ft CO., No. 251 Broadway, cor. Murray-street, New kork. FARRELL, HERRING ft CO., Philadelphia. . . IliRRING ft 00., Chioigo. November 2 3fno Type Foundry and Printers' Emporium. ESTABLISHED 1818. .HAGAF& CO., No. 38 Gold-street, New York City. -mHig OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY, HAYING A J. hkTgQ assortment of BOOK, NEWSPAPER, JOB , AND ORNAMENTAL TYPE, the proprietors inpra Kd, with ample facilities, to promptly execute an or for same, and Printing materials of ever/ deecrip ejon, including PRESSES of all manufacturen, jj. Orders may be sddreised to A J. BURKE our Agent .?harleaton, 8. C. 6mos October 28 AGRICULTIRAL IMPL?M?SITS, A NOS. 10, li, 60, 60, . AND ALL OTHER PLOWS. COTTON GINS, AND ALL SHOlIRIOn OT CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY, For sale by the Manufacturers, J. T. GOODWIN ft 00., Nos. 29 and 31 Fulton-street, New York City. September 2S 3mo TO THE PAPER. ENYEL? PE AND STATIONERY TRADE OP THE SOUTH. CUTTER, TOWER ft CO. WOULD RE epectfully offer their stock on as favorable terms as can be found In the City of Nsw York, such as Flat A guiled Poper* of RU Amos, C**, Letter, Octavo, Brit iSgy^ ftciiiiftTftofn f?r il w*. tn ^HiMMask .kinds. Patent Rubber-head Lead Pencils, nod Steel Pans of all kinds. We alto will stamp the name of any porty on Lead Pendis or Steel Fens where mach ls or? dered. Our Barometer Inkstands, which we ti A 3 pleas? ure In offering to the trade. We keep a large (tock of Albums and Diaries for 1868. A List of Prices will be uent to any party desiring one. CUTTER, TOWER ft CO., Corser of Nassau and Beekmar.-stoots, October 28 lyr Whitlock Botlding. New York. Gr. PARSONS, MANUFACTURER HADFIELD'S UNION FIRE WORKS, IMPORTER CHINESE FIRE CRACKERS, ROCKETS, &0 MANUFACTURER LANTERN8, FLAGS, SC ALSO, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HIS OWN IMPORTA? TION OF TOYSAND FANCYGOODS No. 24 John street, near Broadway, New York. October 28_lyr KRAFT Sc TTTT.T., MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS.Ol' Straw and Millinery Goods, Nos. 381 and ?83 BROADWAY, (ortoarrE A, T. sr*WAST,) JKTEW -V03rlEC. ?FULL SUPPLY OF GOODS SUITABLE FOB THIS market always on hand. Your patronag e ls re tpsetfuuy solicited. too October 28 THE W ASHIA G TON IRON "WORKS TT A VE ON HAND FOR SALE THEIR IMPROVED O. PORTABLE 8TFAM ENGINES, Portable Circular Saw*Mills, Gang Saw Mills, Flour and Corn Mills, and manufacture to order ail kinds of Steam Engines, Ma? rine, Stationary and Propeller, Railroad Cara nncl Turu Tables, Iron Steam Vessels and Bargee ; also, General [ Machinery, Iron and Brass Castings, large and small Forgings, ftc., ftc. Adi'xess GEO. M. CLAPP, Treasurer, Newburg, N.T. Or L. C. WARD, Agett, No. 65 Liberty-street, Room j Ko. 8, New York._lyr_October 28 CORNELIUS LOCKWOOD & CO., WHOLESALE DIALERS Df Brooms, [Pamted 3?ails, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, MATS, TWINE, CORDAGE, French and German Baskets, Honse furnishing Goods, Children's Carriages, Ac sTo. 95 Fulton and No. 205 Water-?ts., N. Y. Wooden Wore packed for exportation. LOCKWOOD....A W. LOCKWOOD October 28_6mos ??BTOTS NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY PLASTER FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. MERCHANTS' SAFES, BANKERS' STEEL BURG? LAR PROOF AND SPECIE CHESTS, Plot* and Jewelry Safes for Dwelling Houses, of Ornamented Patterns, w.th Marble tops. Our Safes posaras the following advantages : They combine the two most fire-proof substances known. They aro perfectly dry, nnd do not corrode tie Iron. T hoy do not lose their fire-proof qualities by agc. Our Locks ore superior to any others in use. MARVIN ft CO., No. 245 Broadway, New York. No. 721 Chestnut-street, Philadelphia. Agouti)-WM. M. BIRD ft CO:, No. 203 East Bay, JharlQHton._ lyr October 28 STATEiV ISLAND FANCY DYEC?G ESTABUSHMENT, DFFICE NOS. 5 ANB 7 JOHN-STREET, NEW YORK. INO. 718 Broadway, N. Y., No. 3fc9 Fulton - s t r e e t, Brooklyn, and No. 43 N. Eighth-s t., Phil. THIS ESTABLISHMENT, 80 LONG KNOWN TO THE country, continues to DYE AND CLEAN ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOOD8, either In the piece or in garments. Ladies' Dresses, Shawls, ftc, of SIL't, Satin, Velvet, Merino, and other fabrics, cleaned carefully, without beingripped. Also, GenUemon's Ooatii, Over? coats, Pacts, Vests, Ac. Kid Gloves Cleaned cr Dyed Block. Goods forwarded by express carefully attended tfi, and returned by express, if required. October M 2mo BARRETT, NEPHEWS 4 CO. N. York Adveiifegneiits, FLUID EXTRACT Mm* FOB Non-Retention c r Inoontiner.ee o;- Uiiae, irritation, In flammatiotL or iriceration of the Bivi der or Kiineye, Disease? ol' the .Prostate Gland, Stone In tho Bladder, C?lenlas, ?ravel or Brick Dnst Deposit, and all Diseases of the Bladder, Ilidneys, and Dropsical Swell ii gs. HELMBOLD'S; ?TLTJiro EXTEACT BXJO?rCT :?OR WEAKNESSES ARISING FIOM. EXCESSES OB DTOIBOBETIOH. Tilo Constitution once affected by Organic Weal mosses* requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and. lavige? raie the system, which Helmbold's Extnct Budia ai? variably does. If no treatment be tfabn*ittad';Ui;-Coa s umptior. or Insanity wy ensue. HELMBOLD'S IPI/TJII) EXTRACT J3TJC?EETJ, lu affocti ans peculiar to females., is upoqualjted by any * other prtpai-tioa, as in Chlorosis or'Retention; Irregu- ' laritiea, 5 amfulr ees or suppression 01 customary evacu? ation fl, Ulceratisn or Scirrhous stat? of tba Ufcrun.-Leu corrhcca, and all complaints Incident to tho sn, whether arising fi om habits of dlasipatiOD, lmprudeiicea, or in the Decline or Change of Life t HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BOCHU AMD IMI?RO"VHrD ROSE W^kSBL. Will radically exterminate frora the system Diseases of he Urinary Organs arising from habits of dissipation, at little ? xpensc, little or no change in diet, and ne ex? po BU -e, xunpletoly super noding th owe unpleasant and . dangerous remedies, Copabla and Mercury, in curing t hose unpleasant and dangerous diseases. USE HELMBOLB'S FLUID EXTRACT BTJCBLTj' n all oates of the - Urinary Organs, whether exiituig In male or female, from whatever eau re originating, and no matter of how long s t?ndln? It is pleasant In tass? and odor, immediate in ita action, and more sbtmgbcn ing than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron. Those Buffering from Broken-down or Delicate Consti? tutions, procure the remedy at once. The reader must be aware that however alight may bs he attack of the above disease, it is sure to affect his bodily healLh,jncntal powers, hsppiiiOBS. and UMo.' Ms posterity. Our flesh and bloodare tupper tod from thee? sources. PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTWEl I We make no secret of the Ingredient?. HEL?? MOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU la coco joeed Of Buchu, Oubobs, and Jumper Berries, selected with great care, and prepared in vacuo by H. T. HELi'BOLD, Dmggis ; and Chemist of sixteen years' experisnoe faa he city of Philadelphia, and which ia now pnisoribed by the most eminent physicians, has been admitted to use in the United States Army, and is also in nary goo? ers! use in the State Hospitals and public Sanitary De? stitutions thro ug bou t^the land.' SO~ Dir.-ct letters to HELMBOLD'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, 594 Broadway, Kew York, . HELM'S MEDICAL SM, 104 South Tenth-street (below Chesa ut), PHILADELPHIA. j Sold by Dt^ggtetB Bveywharty IC^^^^^^_i.ssm-iM mn i sn sn sn BM mm?umi ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S. November 14 lao HOLLEY'S AMERICAN ANO EURC'irTEAN RAILWAY PRACTICE. IN TBE ECONOMICAL GENERATION OF BTE AM. and the adaptation of WOOD and COKE-BURNING ENGIN RS to COAL-BURNING; and in permanent way, including Road, Bed, Sleepers, Rials, Joint Fassmlngs, street Had ways, etc., etc. By A. L. HOLLEY, B. P., with 77 illustrations, 1 voL, folio, dotti, $12. D. VAN NOSTRAND, Publisher, November 8_Smo 1 No. 161 Braid way. LATE EDWARD DUNIGAN i BROTE EB. JAMES B. KIRKER, Publisher of Catholic Books and General Bookseller, No. 599 BBOADWAY, NEW YORK, September 31 Smos Up Stairs. JEWELRY AND MASONIC EMBLEMS. B. T. HAYWAJEir), Manufacturing Jeweller, No. SOS Broadway, corner Fulton-street, NEW YORK. ? rfTBE ATTENTION OF THE JEWELRY AND FANCY J Goods Trade ls especially invited to the vary large assortm eut which this stock comprises. Now style BELT BUCK1,KS, Hair Ornaments, Sera of Jewelry, .mains of all kin.b, Lockets, Bracelets, Rings, Scarf Pms, MA? SONIC EMBLEMS, Keystone Marks, together with a full assortment of everything in the Jewelry lino. Partida wishing to order will please enclose $5 aa a guarantee that they will take the package, an i specify the amount they would like to have sect, and they can pay tho express and have the privilege al returning any? thing tliey may wish to, and get their mosey. Specify the nature of the business yon want the Jewelry for, so that I ctn select goods appropriate thereto. Aa inspec? tion of my various assortments wOl be cheerfully allow? ed without any obligation to purchase. October 28 etntli2mo HENRY SEOEBT A BROS., LITHOGRAPHERS, NO. {13 FULTON-STREET, NEW YORK. RAILROAD BONDS, STOCKS AND COMMERCIAL BLANKS of every description, executed in the best style of tho art. thstn3mo November IS HABEIS & BE?THEE, PAPER WAREHOUSE, No. 40 JOHN-STREET, CORNER OF DUTCH-STREET, NEW YORK. MANUFACTURERS OF ENGLISH GLAZED HARD WARR AN ti "LETING PAPERS. A general assortment of all kinds of Papers ant; Twines. Paper Stock bought. thstu6mos November 16 NEW YORK ClfiAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 0. CHEEKS, AGENT, No. 94 Warren-street, Kew York. 3f\f\(\ f\f\f\ CIGARS. OF VARIOUS ?U'Vy U.UUU qualities, on hand, at pric? es lees than proaeut cost to manufacture. Prices lroin $15 to $100 a thourand. Orders filled, and collections made by Express. thstu3ino November 1 JOHN C. BEALE, STATIONER, No. 1? Nassau-street, New YorR. ALARGE STOCK OF FIRST-CLA88 BLANK BOOKS. Also, Domestic aud Foreign Paper? and Stationery". Constantly on hand, Sets of Acoount Books made to order. Lithography, Engraving and Printing executed prompt? ly and in tho best possiblo manner. Special attention to orders by mail, and price as low as any house in thc city for goods of equal quality. ?tu th 1 yr _October 28 S. M. AIKMAN & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF BRASS, COPPER AND TIN LANTERNS for 8HIP, RAILBOAD, uaA oilier use. No. 261 PEARL STBEET, opposite United States Hotel, New York. Manufacturer? of Ambrose's PATENT NO CHIMNEY, COAL OIL. CAR LAMPS. Also, Manufactu? rers of FOG HORNS and COLORED SIDE LIGHTS, in conformity with Act of Congress of April 29, 1864, to take effect September 1, 1864. Alec, Laird?' and Waters* PATENT LANTERNS. thstu 3mo November 1?