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Evan Lewis respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon It'll instant, ct tive O'Clock, from ms
late residence, No. 70 Charlton street. without further
invitation His remains Vn be taken TO Greenwood Tor
intorment.
On Sunday morning, November g after . lingering ILL.,
ness MARY ANH. wife of Cornelius l. Everitt.
The relatives and friends Of the family and Of her bro
Their Pentz respectfully invited to attend
this afternoon, ct half past three O'Clock without fur
Their invitation.
On Sunday. November O. wnIIAn CApu SON of benjamin.
W. ard Elizabeth Floyd, aged year and 10 months
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend this thus afternoon at three o'clock from
No II Rvngton street.
In this city, ON Sunday, November 8, Mrs RUTH B.
GARDNER wife OF Mr. David Gardner and daughter Of Mr.
George D. Dods Of Providence, r. L. in the 37th year Of
her age.
O'Clock from her husbands residence, No Broadway,
where the relatives and friends invited to attend Her
remains will be taken to Seekonk Mass for interment,
via Stonington boat.
Providence, R. l., and Albany N Y, papers please
Suddenly on Sunday evening, November 9, JAMES g.,
son of Alexander and Ellen kothrock, sged years,
months and days.
The rends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this afternoon at half past Two O'CLOCK
His remains win be taken to Bushuick Cemetery for IN
terment
On Sunday November @, at No 1922 corner of Twenty
fourth street and Sixth avenue, BRSHARDr kARrLASG
His friends and are invited to attend ms
funeral at the above residence this afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
At Paterson, N. j., Sunday morning, November 8,
RoBnr DIcxIY, of Fredericksburg, va aged GO years
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
at four O'Clock after lingering Illness in the 10Th year
Of her age, LousA SMITH, wife Of Major j. r. Hagner,
United States Army.
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Personal Intelligence


General Wool, I. 5 A., and Senator Brodhea1 are IN
ExI1esidsnt Martin Van Buren,, his .on Mr. NJ. Van
BuieD, Jr and Hon. Gouyerneur kemble Rev Nr Prime,
OF the New York Obsrro, and Hugh Maxwell Eg., sni
family all Of New York in Florence the 1sh Of
October.
From N.roIs Se ]. ; Ss Eotr%hs GsllrF &c
siss u.s. n Tss%.s Fas Csr1s
Geeks RI Cock. ard Lady, sawyer g. p smith, Geo
IN n.
DEPARTURES.
fSs s csats ss and s a.. s Sr sssa
daushter.snd SON. Mrs Alessnaer Miss " Cone Ceorcs
is, As: . On e Sssr 5TS s:y
snsa ar. s T sss AZ ss S e6r
IP . ssi' r ,T9 s5,
Z yac,n. Gerdeii. VI. Essundsr, NisieYs: smith
esl. ' i Buren, N Wm secsaS., a, i'e csa IN Me-
osess Lew Nr. 81 msa, FSi9.Se Law vi JOSEF, ms
sTy y snS lazy Mr ~, ss sb e ". reg mn,
SliS.s.a Inns 4sSms ss sara, sisi, i f.'t CT
eSS'sf isii lsfy va ca S NJ s1a s s
sSn Mr. s ~, ssy nSy:s Ns i'nsp ky S'r i2
ssd 're ri wS.s and sdy, &ss scss saaS Hs
lady Miss 4 M,yec Yr. Harmon VA osepsr ana lay,
hssd q kipr D Lyas. y y ,s'@st. fstgr d!weisu,
Ma. ssn asssr ssS k s s snsn
King, Aolmes, David ssndcrg3n. Gsrdsef Cnarie
Barring Ils stsertrc
Chnrlet3n, Ia the hlr Jant Aassy Lane
sE Mis- Paine Ne vs. tifs, 4 ri ~ Ghispim
II waldo. VI, i Dra'le, Wclls two Kssst Dr Bose
Miss Crafts g y Die ey aud fsnily, Mi. Niddls ~
Miss Middleton. Jos Faytg and family, 9 Rarenel j
Bell Jr lady and psTty Bsgonsn AM lady. u ghsau
and lad Mjss hvpcrmnnn. Greter Aupernsnu, funis
J Tobiss and lady, Mr. hDlf, Mas MARLEY, x Colcman
lady aud Two Children. Niss Istnei Ms Prtebor
si'i a: "ss NJ o gss rs sss% k. 's;Ts'
lin. Mrs s,n0rs Mis- simoaa W shepard lady and
daughter A Porter, Mr. Wells NJ Co,tsnctt, q Rice T.
&c Weston md lady, H. : s.a,d snd lady. Ma A !
Shaud, Mis-. shaud, WestoA sna lady MRS Msro.,
Mrs Kin-uan Kellogg, Hootor, Il Pencil N Smith,
Aiye SAGE. c.tltes. = cslJor y weed, c @ Good
CscSrSss lhe- ~ HAT Jsme. p,wains. Hr rnss..
sresehs. y 0su,A 0spi soai-e.. Aaa mssJ othseN IN
! sAs Ssssys.>.
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THE ELECTION TOMORROW.
FHE MEN AND PARTIES IN THE FIELD.
The City and State Candidates,
&C., &c, &c.

We have made up and corrected from thu tickets OF
VIE different parties the following tables giving the
oamea Of the candidates far nominated for this
city and State There are some in consequences of the
irregular manner in which the nominations have
Deem made, We have not been able to procure, and
Others We believe, have not yet been published any
OF the city papers In wards and districts
didatss presented the tickets This is the
case with the temperance party who have confined their
nominations with very few exceptions to the Judiciary
and the Senate The election it must be remembered
takes place tomorrow-Tussday.
In of the wards and districts il viii be that
there two candidates of the party for
the Office. One of these is the regular while
The others are either independent put up by dsss
tlsdei section Of the PARTY
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Of sbt HOO TONS called the Alice Csuncs to 10 oomnAaA
Cd by Capt VIM JHingsr.
At Warren Ne, lst, by A Fl Hodgdon, Esq. ship q
abt 1000 tens called the GooondA 70 b. commanded ~
At Rockand, LIST By Mr. Jos Hewitt. BARI David Kin.
ball. to be commanded by Capt Jesse Amss
At Wisoasset ID beautiful ship Of abt geo tons caeH
II Wood, Who will command her.
At Boothbay LIST, BY Mr. AcDougal ans ship Of aleus
900 tons.
Ship Sarah Park attempted ID inst to b. aurs
cd at Bangor but she stopped the ways after movne
distance Of Is feet Another attempt would BE- msds q
She Is owr ed by heirs Of the late James Crosby MsasI
wheewright Timothy Crosby, of Bangor; Back, =
Chas Pendeton of Searspor who is to command her.
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BOsr0n, Nov Q.
Arrived-Barks Sarah olney, New Orleans; Nashua n.
adslphia; brig Token, do.
NEW ORIxANsL Nov Z
Enthusiastically Star of the South, New York; shlp
Niagara, do bark Golden Era, Philadelphia; brig Wind
ward, Baltimore.
Nov g.
Arrived-Ships Isaac Allerton, NYork Shepherd
Lucy, do.
NovA
Arrived.Barks Hshborn, and Kspler, Boston; soh<
Also arrived-Oct- -, ship Columbo, NYork.
CHARLESTON, Nov T.
Ar1ived-schr Col satterly, Ewood, New York. Hxps-
renced heavy weather.
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VI e,slOrpitslr.

ItrNorr,-At Cage Elizabeth recently, by " Dyer,
E Ire bark o' $50 tons cal,ad the Macon, owned 10
Rcston, ard intended for Southern packet
At Plymouth lat inst. brig Young America, III tons,
huilt by nr Richd BsgnsA Tor company OF which
freek W Robbins is agent She "a to be commanded BY
Capt Samuel Rogers
At Thonsson 1ss by nsssrs stetson, Gerry Co. ahp
OF abt 200 tons, called the Juventau TO be comm anded
by Capt Alfred Watts, hate OF ship Jas Nesmith.
At do ID bv Gessrs Chapman Fhnt Go, clipper ship
iS. to, eails1 th- Dc ssp.nA4dsi " CAp
Cbas RAnlett.
Al do cane 6ay b. Nsssfs Cousss 1 NoCalum ~
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

FHLADMfHIA Nov 6-4PM.
Arrived-Brigs Erie Baxter, Boston; Fowler Winslow
Lubec Me; Daniel Molony Weldon Mobiles Mary Ohap-
American Belle Brown, and Jshn Adams Norris, Bos.
ton; Tangent, Colby, and Lowell Dyas NYork Arctic
Jones, Newburyport; st Martins (Dutch), Simmons st
Martins
Nov 8.
Ceared-Bark Oak, Ryder Boston; briys N ChappeaG,
Erriek SON, and Empire Crowe Boston; schrs Hshs
ney, Nichol Charleston Fuller, Hbbsr Portland Ia
cod Bearse and Queen, Brown, Bosan; Thomas Deaui-
son. Story, Norwich; Somerve, Chase and Jos Porter,
English Boston.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamship Southerner Evan, Charleston, Oct 2, PM,
to Spoford, Tileston i Co. Had head winds and heavy
sea.
Steamship Roanoke, oa.sndy, Norfolk &c, to Ludam
Bark Brothers (of New Haven't Gooch ssgua Ia Crande
Oct "a, 70 r Buck Co.
Bari Escls, Peterson c.rdenas, Oct %, to r Read
oct 70 lat "a So Ion 10 TO- experienced hurricane from
NE, split fore and main topsas, and hove under
bare poles until Nor J.
BARK Julia Dean kallery Charleston. / days to zane
West Nov 3, lat 81 Ion a. what supposed to
be herm brig with loss Of foremost under Jury n1ast
steering " same time saw large sti of heavy timber
supposed 10 he the a5ch load of vessel Tie has
experienced yer. heavy weather the passage hove
&c for 4s hours vessel aeored heavily became esy
y.ias Oct L. to rho Owen Gorg in 3eth lt lat
y 20, Ion ~ eIeIiencsd heavy gale from NNE, lost
next cay passed thIeagh large Quantities Of pitch pine
lumber, Apparently JUS. thrown overheard
Brig horsnsy, Hill, Nassau, Fa, Il days to 5Grice.
Brig Marcel.,s, Merton, Jackson ville IL days to
RocAtnbausA Experienced very heavy sses on the pas
Brig Palermo fBs) Burgess, Windsor 10 days to mas
Big Brazilian, Fray, Hisboro Ns, Il days, to ] B
King
sehr HsIsn Hsten. Eidridge, St Jshn, 81 dsys, to
Kelly 4 Smi.hers
Schr Iaruesto~n Cook Petersburg. 8 days
schr sanl 1 lord, Smith, Baltimore, day
scliI ? strons. Walters, Georgetown, days.
schr Senator, Lewis, George,own, g. days.
Scbz Yorktown, Cole, Rich nond, days
sehr b Foster. -. Machiss 8 days.
scnr Congress. Iavi, Nachss, 8 days.
Sctr fsntie, parsons Mschias, 10 days
scsr Dolphin. Poster, Mschias, for Philadelphia.
ScLr Edward, Smith. Ellsworth, 6 days
Schr Susan Baker, Ioosin, Saco, Nc, 6 days
Scbr William, Snowoen. Halowel, Me, days.
Schr Texan. -, Eastpart, o days.
schr John Brown, -, Cherryfsld, days, for Ear.
lem
SchT louia. Chase. Bes.on. days.
Schr John Hart, Hart Rockland, days.
schr Cadet, Berfstt, Rocklsnd, 4 days.
SchT Mount Vernon, ---, Rockland, days
Schr Superior, Grover. Rockland days.
sclr Globe, Swift, Salem, days
Schr J. rarker, Davis, Warebam, days.
LIGHTER sloor Harriet Foster Eayner, from the ship
Persia, ashore on long Island.
BELOW
One brig, unknown.
SAILED.
ships Rchd Golden, Londos, william, Mobile.
Wind dur,ng the day, NV.
Br SANDY Hook PsIsnvs TntsGRlrs.l
TN HIGWlrpe Nov s-Srnsown,
III tire outward bound vessels have gone to One
brig south ottht Highland, bound in,
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IN New Yo-s. SATURDAY, November g. by A. warren
hsc'cur Dc fsgere du saint Esprit, JoeEB HAGUE or
sheffield, Eng, 10 NaaeIaose lie NAES DAcIcs Of Arnee
Sardinia.
AT staten Island Tuesday, November l. by the Rev.
Charles a. Ss'son, Nr EosAH, j. MALoSH, of New York
10 Aiss GAS' 4. WASDsi, Of the former place.
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FRox-Hospital, Bellevue Is; Penitentary, Blackwells
Island, 4 Lunatic Asylum, Blackwes Island 4; Wards
Island, Is; st. vincents Hospital, 8; City Hospital 0;
Aims house, Blackwens Island, 2; Colored Home, 3;
colored persons IL. '
THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, Nov. g. 1858
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/ ~ j. II. Fierce.
W George W. vsnAa
6T-James salmon James Samoa
68-T Pearson I. Pearson.
bs-F. MOBsrron.
Dist, ,r wa:$; Smith. y. sts s:s sss
| 2-Wm. p. Sell
Arch coehIsns VIM Young.
b-Jireh Bull.
o-Daniel Murphy.
Henry Hewlett
s-Wm Rowe. ChAs. Howell
&C. S. Tappsn. J. A. Kennedy.
LOG. T. Rodman. Theo. Peck.
l1-owen W. Brennan. Lorenzo Carey.
12-Chas. J. Howell Mich. c. Donahus
19-Geo Alv0rd. Geo. B. Mvord.
14-Eben. w Morgan. ChAs. Tuttle.
l5-stephen Roberts. Jas. T. Holmes
l6-RooseveltG G. Secor Av. Hendricks
l1-Horatio N. Wild. Horatio NJ Wild
ls-David Coleman. David Coleman.
19-Eliphalet Bootnan. Casper G. Childs.
- Aorshay: Edwin Wainwright
Z-Wm. d. Albertson. II. r. Sec.
Zz-Chas 5. Wright. Chas. j. Holder
23-S. A. Cunningham Cornslius s. Cooper
A-Thos H. Brown. Alfred Brush
26-Horatio Reed. Chas Place, Sen.
2e-Wm. r. Foster VIM r. Foster
Us 4. BartoL Jonathan Pxrdy
2S-Joseph Abott. Geo. Syhen.
29-John Disco. T.. b. Hanback,.
30-Garret schuyler Garrett Schuyler
31-Johp Kelley Geo. H. Raymond
32-Joshua Davenport Jas. FArris
3s-David A. Forbes Chss. G. North.
34-James Mahon. Wm. Floyd
36-John nj. BelGen Geo w. Brown.
S6-Chas. +. Myers Robt b. Folger
S7-Wm. s. Wood. Benz Z. Wendell
3s-Geo. j. Wood.
39-S B. Romaine, Jr. VIM. Il. vermilye.
ao-Linus W. Stevens. Henry Blaksly
4l-Edwin J. Brown Edwin s. Brown.
42-John Mcintyre. BENZ. G. Wendell.
43-W. H. Smith. Chas. B. Rasher.
4i-W. Hodghinson. Henry Mclean
45-S. NJ. Hustled Daniel d. Connover.
46-Berj Jones' Thos +. jeremiah
41-Benj. +. Pinckney. Henry Hays.
4s-Richard Reed. John N. Reynolds.
49-Fred. Frey. Jas L. Stewart
5O-Jas c. Freeman. John D. Cute
5i-Garret Van C,eve. John Mccain.
Carrot Van Ceve.
ga. Warren Smith. Francis n. Curry
53-Townsend " To@. Townsend Y. Roe
S4-Morrs J. Earl Morris J. Fart
b5--.James Crsick. Geo. W. Vsrian.
56-Wm. Laimbeer, u VIM. Iaimbeer.
67--.Iohn Sneckper Fred. T. Mather.
6S-,acob W. Goodwin WIN. n. Baxter.
59-George II. NJ, Her
GOWN. Struckmap. Joseph Cudip.
The temperance party have only selected candidates IN
the following districts
Dist. 46-Ihos. jeremiah, Dist 4s-Richard Reed,
41-W. L McDonough, 49--Frede,ck Frey
50-John soCan.
The mechanics and workngmsn OF the Forty-sixth
Council district have nominated Charles H. Wnalsn IS
their candidate
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Weekly Report OF Deaths,
In the city and county of New York. from the 10th day
of October to the 9th day Of November, 1858.
Men, 100; women, %; boys 1873 girls, lo7 Total AS
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SUPREME COURT
Dist Nat. Dan. Pre- Soil Dem. Whig
l-Thos W .Cerke Thos W. Clerks. Ches. p Kirkland.
2-Chas. Ga Nun. VIM, Rockwell.
3-MAfe Watson Malbone Watson Amss K. Hadley.
4-Iohn Willard John Willard. A. B. James
5-Ward Hunt. WASH hunt. VIM. J. Bacon
G-Chas. Mason Henry Bennett.
1-Thos kFUwel. Warren S. Wordsn Henry Welles.
s. i. F. 30 ven, vac'y.
JOS. G. Masten jos G. Masten. Benz I. Green.
In the First District Charles Kirkland is nominats sd
rs the Maine law candidate, and in the Eighth district
Alfred 7. Barstow abolition is nominated for the rssu-
lar term, and F. W. stewart abolition, to Ill. the
eancy.
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THE STATE CANDIDATES..


State, SeNa serisl and Assembly NOmln a Ions
STATE TICKETS.
Office National Dem Free Soil Den.
secretary OF StateGeo w. Clinton Isaac A. Verplank.
Comptroller. JAS. f. Cooley. Robert Kelly
State Treas urcr.. WinslowC. Watson. Martin Grover
Attorney General. jas 7. Brady. Francis Seger.
Canal Conmiss n John c. Mather. Andrew j. Yato.
State Eng Il 'r.John D. Fay Whet Ter H. Bristol
Insp State Prisons. Miles w. Bennett vm C. DRYER
Judge CT Appeals. Hiram DEMO- 7. O. II. Ruggies r. T.
C. Rugsles, FIT. Hiram DEMO, S. 7.
Clerk CT Appeals. Samuel ; Bovine Elbert Edgerton.
Office Wing abolition.
Secretary Of state II eavenwsrth CAas. B. Sedgiek.
Comptroller Jan s N. Cook. Seth N. Gates
State Treasurer. T. g. Spauling. Nathan Sou!e.
Attorney General Ogden Hoffman. John Jay.
Canal Comniss n I. Co-nss Gardiner. Ctas. G. Case
State Eng 4 Sury r.lohn T. Clark. Silas Cornell.
lnsp State Prisons Thos kirkpatrick Horace Boardma,.
Judge CT Appeals Geo Wood f. T. Ieon'd Chase 1T.
JOS Mullen :. 7. Eiw. J. Chase, st.
Clerk CT Appeals. Benz. +. Harwood Thcs. Il Frost
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Judiciary.
National Democrats. Free SrT Dsaar1,..
Suprsm3 Court-Thomas W. Clerke. Thos. w. Clerke.
Superior Ccurt-Ssmuel Beardslcy Robert Emmett
JOSIAH Switzerland, Archibald Hilton
Peter Y Cutter. Iucius Robinson.
Common Pieas-Charles p DAILY. Charles p. DAILY.
psts ALtorney-Horsce +. Clark Chsuncey Shafer.
'Long term. Short oNru.
Hhigs Reform PaTy.
Suprems Couxt-IChAs. P. Kirkland
Superior C0urt-John Duer, Robert Emmet
John sossen John Dusr
Murray Hoffman.
: Con mon Pleas--George p. Nelson Charles P DAILY
iDstriot Attorpey-N. B. Blunt. Nathaniel B. BIZ
Temperance IoTsa.
Supreme Court-Char,es W, Kirkland.
Sv perior Court-John Duer,
John Anthoa
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Charles c. Leigh.
James II. Boyd.

Tae temperance candidate for the Sixteenth Assemble
district; u Pcbert B. Lloyd.
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lBr sandy Hook psisnss Tntsenrs.l

~ ire outward bound vcsseN have gone to sea One
brig south ftht Highlands bound in.
Vino Moderate. Weather clear
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Mohcnsack,s Liver Pills.

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TEE TAPE WORN!

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