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and eXoitea the Absorbents into healthy action, by
Unnatural EniargementS are reduced, as well as
Pain and Inflammation. and ia good for
MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
EXTRACT BUCHU,
FOR WEAKNESSES
ArSfnO from EDes',eS Haett. Of Di''tPafiOH, Early
IndiscreiiOns,
ATTENDED WITH T6E,! T5E FOLLOWING sYMP-
IndiSposition 10 toExertion, ,Dryness Of the skin,
Loss Of Memory, Loss Of Power,
Horror OF Disease, Trembling,
Dtmneas Of Vision, wAkefulness,
UniverSai L.aasitudeof the Pain in the Back,
Hot Hands, Eruptiona on the Face,
These symptoms, II allowed to go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTEHCY, FAULTY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
IN one Of tphich bAe patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently fol-
lowed by those "direful diseases"
"INSANITY AND CoNSUMPTf0Er'
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
But none tgiH cOnfess.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
Bear Ample WIness 10 he Truh Of he Assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and in
vigorate the system which
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Invariably Does.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKEPTIcAL
FEMALES, FEMALES,
Old or Young, Single, Married, or CORtsm-
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In many Affections peculiar to Females, the Ex-
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In Chlorosis or Retention, ITregularity, Painful
liberated or Schrrous state Of the Uterus, Leucor
rhR or Whites sterility, and for all complaints in
cident to the sex, whether arising from rndisore-
tion, Habits OF Dissipation, or to the
DECLINE OR CHANGE Of LIFE.
(See symptoms Above.)
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Take no more BdlSdm, Mercury, or unpleasant
Medicine for unpleasant and dangerous
Diseases.
RRLABOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages,
at Little Expense;
Little or no change in Diet;
No Inconvenience; and
No Exposure
II causes frequent desire, and gives strength to
urinAte, thereby removing Distinctions, prevent
ing and curing Structures Of the UrethA, allaying
Pain and Inflammation, so frequently In this class
Of diseases and expslling al PosOHOs diSeaSed and
t0OTIl-Od matter
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the
victims OF QUACKs, and who have paid hsdVy fees
to be cured in n short time, have found they were
deceived and that the Poison" has, by the use Of
Powerful Astringents, been dried up In the sys-
TEN, TO break out In an aggravated form, and
Perhaps after Marriage!
USE HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
For all Affections and Diseases OF the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in MALE or FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter or
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these Organs require the aid ofa
DIURETIC
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC.
And It Is certain to have the desired effect in Dis
eases for which 1t is recommended.
BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
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CURES GUARANTEED, ADVICE GRArIs,,
AFFIDAVI Wit

Personally appeared befOred me, an Alderman OF
the city Of Philadelphia, II. T. HELMBoLD, who
being duly sworn, doth say, his preparations con-
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other Injurious
drugs, but are purely vegetable
H. T. HELMBOLD.
sworn and subscribed 70 before me, this 23d day
Of November, 1854. VIM. p. HIBBARD AID,
Ninth street, above Race, Phila.
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w SMITHS, ISO seventh ItIsst, as
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DLOODI BLOODu BLOODIII
ID SORES: THEIR CAUSE A DEPRAVED
CONDITION OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
SCR0FULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS, LETTERS,
SCALES, B0ILS, SYPHILIS or VE-
NEREAL DISEASES, &c.
SAlLARITAPS
ROOT AND HERE JUICES
Is offered to the public as positive cure. Ban
ishes all impurities OF the blood and brings the
system TO a Healthy action, cure those Spots Tet-
tiers, Scales and Copper Colored Patches.
SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL DISEASES,
The SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
IL the most certain remedy ever prescribed. It
moves every paEltul of poison.
Do NOT DESPAIR.
Keep out of hospitals. Here is a cure in any
case for o. Price 81 per bottle or six for So with
full directions. Sold by
s. c. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh at. and Penn. ay.
HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va.
Sent by express, carefully packed.
DESMOND II CO.,
jan Sly Philadelphia
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SECRET DIsEAsEsI

GECRET DIsEAsEsI
- SECRET DISEAEESII
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
.r.t SAhARITAN'S GIFT!
The Most CertdiR Remedy EVer Used
Yes, a Positive Cure.
BALSAM COPAFIA AND MERCURY DIS
CARDED.
Only ten Pills to be taken to effect a cure
They entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, and win not in any way in
luFe the stomach or bowels OF the most delicate.
Cures in from two to four days, and recent cases
In "tWenty-four hours"
No sFPoslTs, no trouble, no change IShaieUer.
Price 81 Sold by
s. C. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh st. and Penn. AY
HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va.
DESMOND & CO.,
JAhs-ly Philadelphia.
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From Walnut Street Wharf and Ken
ninRtOn Depot, ...i
WILL LEAVE AS FOLLOWS, VIE; Fare.
Al 0 A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C, "A ..
Accommodation S226
At Q A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City-New
Jersey Accommodation a@
At 8 A. NJ, via Kensington and jersey City,
At i9X ?. NJ, va Camden and AmbOy-Ascom-
m0aatlOn I'D
At PM, via Camden and Amboy-C. and
At n, sSVris' Va Camden and Jersey city ''O
Evening Express 400
At p. NJ, via Camden and Jersey CITY
At SX 3. 81, Via KsnsinSton and Jersey Cityi
At IL =. NJ, VIA KensinstOn and Jersey city,
Southern Mail 400
At 8 p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Accom-
modAtlon Freight and Passenger)-
LIST class ticket 225
I'd class ticket 100
The 8K p. M. Line runs daily, sundays excepted
The ~ p. M. southern Mail runs.daily.
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Cut out the Advertisement and send for II, and
avoid impoEitiAn and exposure, iGnB
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Allregg letteFl % lnlormatlon ln eonadence ID

II. T. HELMBOLD CHEMIST,
Depot l0l South Tenth street. below Chestnut
Philadelphia. BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS
ARB UHPRIRCIPLED DEALERS, who endeAvoI
10 dispose OF their own and other articles on
the reputation attained by
HELhBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
Helmbold's Genuine Extract Buchuj
Helmbold'S GAuine Extract sarsapariIIa;
Helmbold's Genuine Improved Rose WASH
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1884. Is89.
SPRING ARRANGE EMENT.

NEW Y0RK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADEI-
PHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CoMPA-
MES LINES ......
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES
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ASK FoR HELMBoLDS-TAKE NO 9th
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOODl
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
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Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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ADR. N. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the
FEDERAL Block, corner Of Seventh and ? ssree'a'
opposite the Post and Patent ones. Rooms
and -, mp stair, Washington, DO.
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EALL AND WINTER aoOOs..

jan 27-TTSsIm
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MGITI:Ae.T VESTS AT 'MITF'' 400 S;!;stA :! a
The New York herald., 1863-11-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nj arrfed.


bsrTb-HiliyFR-ln Brooklyn. on Thursday evening
November a. by the Rev. Z. i. l. Taylor Il. u HENR,
HAsA TO MARY T. HIrlyW. all Of that city.
FcyiF-GhRHCE.--On Tuesday. November 10 at ST
Anr's church, Eighth street by the Rev Father Pres
scn, JANIS BoYiB to Miss ELIZA GARRIcK all of this city
CosrrYou-CARrEn. Wednesday, November IL, al
and Fifth avenue, by the Rev. j. T. Duryea Mr. JAMES
CoETnYou 10 Miss JuLA W. GAMER, eldest daughter o
Mr.. william ~. Carter.
DAusy-BoCoH Trinity church. po,,syille Pa
on Wednesday, November II by the Rev. W. L. Lewis
Mr.. J BiAEr Daley, Of New York city, 20 Miss MARY
Bouon, Of York. va.
reedence Of the brides father, by the Rev. T. Kemp
ehall, HESHy r. RsAYr TO Mss NJ ADELINK, daughter o
Reuben Van Pelt, all OF Elizabeth, New Jersey.
EoHLE-- RAsDoy.-on Thursday, November 8, at III
sesdeuce of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev Ir Payne
NoHLE, Of Washington, ~ G.. 10 MARY /. RAxnoN
daughter Of the late FREEMAN Randou, o. New York
ps2 2orrO-DA DAvIs.-OD "Wednesday Noye,Nber IL by th,
Eev. J. j. Lyons, Mr.. RApHKAL rKxorTo 20 NYRIgIi 4
daufb.er Of George 4. Davis, Esq. No cards
FRNB-KuYfERs-Op Wednesday, November IL nj III.
South Dutch church, Fftr avenue, BY the Rev I}r
Rodgefs ?. HENRY BHSR, OF Ulster county 10 Niay
hosAuNf, youngest daughter Of S. Kuypors N. H. Of
shs c.r.
RRAHARU-GAy.--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday No
yenher H. al the residence of the brides father, by
Rev Edward jossup, fRlESp A. BRsNARp, OF Brigport
Vt 20 Mss KATB A. GAY, eldest daughter Of Charles
say, o. Brooklyn. NO cards.
knHEsTs--N NYEBs.--On Monday, November o. by The
Rev g b Bshop, HESaI ". Ro1EGrs, Of New York city
80 hAruH J. hSEes, formerly Of Rochester No cards
Rochester papers please copy.
sisi soE-SAttAscH On Wednesday, October "a, by
abe kev br BuEhard OF Thirteenth street Presbyterian
church 90 tie pastor residence SkNrE T. S.gtsoS of
Londonderry, 10 Mrs NAM shIAscB OF bavaria
VhuaASt-sNNoSs On Wednesday, Novem ber IL nv
VIC hev. William Day. Mr.. JONI VHEr AND of Jersey
tty, 70 Miss ANNA, daughter Of Abraham simmons 20
OF Communpa paw, n. :. ii
WEAR1-rAuoR.--Ou Tuesday November 10 bv tho
hsv Noholas tantrell, GKo. w. WEARr OF Jersey rifv
y, ~ u TO- @AEl daughter Of The late Captain James Tay
Nor, Of Philadelphia. ~
The New York herald., 1863-11-13

rne Alleged Poisoning Of Three Cap
,.tns of the Bark Bstsey williams ON
.ne High seas-Acq.istai of the As-
suscd. 80
Befo,e Hon. Judge Nelson
vsov ,a-yas Un,isd sselss U.s. JoAa n 0ri6sm, s.v5
r,, x.uyo.7-rnss trial resumed tod rbe Dc.
ser.,au, wac ued before, Las bs an already 70
vor.ed In sbo HERALD for three oonsec ve murders by
eelsonins captains appointed 20 The command
Of vessel en- wh,cb "a was mate, and Of
-h,th be amolt,onea " be commander On inc
The prosecutor and who beeo formerly under m
a,ctment for participation an the triple CRIME Lees
.ee,aed % this preeeot tra maj he was n =, e
vO n the glasses out OF which one OF Inc deceased cap
tains drank his WINE on several occasons that pc mad
the threaten 70 take the cap
san Is se and had declared himself master OF the
vessel
Mr. Howe subjected this witness a rigid cross exam
nation proved that Lees himself indicted jointly
with prisoner for the murders, but escaped trial
soDduoD tha, be would testify against the prisoner
Several other witnesses examined, who deposed
that they had frequently heard prisoner that any
captain WHO board "woald soon die " and that
prsoser bad repeatedly threatened TO take the life OF
ceased, and gor,hed over his death.
Mr. w. Howe addressed the jury on behalf or the
arisoner IN powerful Speech and demanded that his
sen should be acquitted and pointed out Lees as man
who had escaped trial by becoming evidence for the gov
srnment.
United States District Attorney E. d. Smith replied
very forcbie argument urging that the testimony made
eet a clear case against the accused.
Judge Nelson then charged the Jury fully and clearly
Tecapulatng the vouminons evidence with great care
and impart ality. The Jury retired at half past two
soock and at about five O'Clock came into court with
verdict OF mot guiity.N
The prisoner then discharged
Couuse for the prosecution Messrs u. Dela6ed Smith
Uned states District Attorney and hs assistant Geo. r.
andrews fer the defence, Mr.. W. T. Howe.
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0OrH WARD, THIS IS TO cEs,..'t" 't"Al slra. a. A 4
Strains ~ Thyseventh street and Seventh ayr
nue. this 2 day OF November 1861 between the hours Of
and O'Clock NJ pursuant, 10 the directions OF the Dsmo
the following ticket received majority Of the votes cast
and declared duly elected for delegates to the several
Conventions called by Tammsny Ball Mayoraly Conven-
u O'Clock. Peter B. Sweenr Richard Murray, Daniel
Strain, Harris LoweDberg Michael Roach, Patrick roole,
John Bannagan judiciary Convc cnton 10 meet at Bean,s
Thirty second street. Monday November 10 1863 At IH
O'Clock p M Thomas Mcconnell, John MeGrane Thomas
J. Hal John u. Radley William Conboy James McGinns
and Thomas Carmen. Councimanic Convention tto meet
Hebberd Cornes OF Thirty street and
Fourth avenue on weine sday, November - Al ~ ocock
ny James Casey, John H. seisht Patrick curry Her
man Eyish eorre Tiaer, Charles Brce and Owen Gil
feather school Convention ITO meet ~ Bicgans, Tnrty
second s,resi Thursday rovember " soS at " oeoct
r. NJ. Edwsrd sche,,ins Bernard B Quinn william
Noser Casper An.es MshasI coen, Hugh dsiosiy.
Coffee. FREDERICK Bssher James Iiesssn Thomas Pei.
Doughery, Thomas Maher Peter Farrell John 0af
ney Robert Masuire John Hocy, John fetjen. John L.
Muller Patrick Fitzpatrick. John steiner Jeremiah Hack
enfor,, James r. Kelly Edward Murray John Campbell,
John aiegisr John o'connsr John Nc5nn, John bayy,
Seth ~ narris Edmund Connolly Charles kochler Roger
Trimble John Farreii James o. Dlmond. Luke Curnen,
John Mcl. ey Rdwin uobbs, Owen Kinney, Henry A.
Chiids Francis Y, Reynolds, Edward pegnan
PATRICK MCCONNELL
LAMPS CONBOY iInspectoTs
OWEN GiLFEATHBR
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Court of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Hoffman.


Nov I2-Ttis morning Patrick Murphy, coachman,
placed thebar the Court Of General Sessions
before Recorder Hoffman, charged with having commit
ted ieonors assault Henry A. Mott in April last
u appeared that the complainant, who is son Of Dr.
Valentine Mott, had recently discharged the accused
from his employ but could not get him 10 leave the
house Mr.. Mott went down into the basement during
she time the accused eating his dinner and asked
hm whether had go, his trunk packed and ready
10 leave the house The accused became very much
oted, and after calling Mr. Mottiseveral opprobrious
names, attempted 10 stab him with q dinner knife. Mr..
MOTT IN sel-delonce, pulled out pistol and shot the
cused 10 the leg. The above facts 10 by
Mr.. Mott and oorroborated by the testimony OF Ann
6churzer, who IN his employ cook. The oc
rupied the whole day and the jury after remaining
about an hour, brought n verdict of assault with
dangerous weapon with intent 10 do bodily harm. Mr.
Mott hen informed the Court hs only object in prose
cutting the had been TO have the law vndcnted
net through any personal feelng towards the prisoner
Recorder Hoffman informed the prisoner that he beeve
the verdict eminently Just but accordance
With the wishes OF the prosecutor and for the purpose
again becoming what he had before been sober steady
ind Industrious man, he should dschage him. whereupoi
the prisoner left the Court.
Joseph r. Lowensten, the man who was convicted II
septemter last OF having received silver stoler
from the residence OF Mr.. Eacle discharged TIM
morning. by JHdge McCunn Gu paying fine Of fifty
dollars
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Died.


ANntFws -on thursday, November ~ NJ No 10
,Hfh ~ sueet NJ ANDREWS, aged IS years, formerly of
=, hAHn On thursday, November l2 sorr,, widow o.,
r,sH laSer, w the 9th year of her age
,,na nv, gas & o. ,he family are especially invited 10 a.
& u 'ne l"nera from her late RESIDENCE f2l Eas proas
way, the tFrdayl afternoon. al 20 och.t ''' '''"V
- 49,. y-M -M PouRhkeersie on TUESDAY Norc,,bo.
year * ts, 10 Hdcw Of John Backass, n the 7;b
~ Suddenly, Wednesday morning Noyerrber
.sH CusSCg, AGED d years
70 gesiiyss ana iends s Of the .-u,y also the mom
uvied to attend The fonera from his late residence No
70 cherry street. ihis lfriday) afternoon cre~clocE
ste beloved we Or Bernard Cafey ssiiye ~ Issa s ~,
T'sh oi H.ll.n'einpn. c9ani" 'avan, Ireland =
40 .t,,rs ~ ~ .gu,intmSes are respectfully invited
y .. nc funeral, this (frdsy) afternoon, a, tdi
Test two ,iocs, from bellevue Hospital. The remain
Cryv.,orls-On IN fsday evening November l2
oer tboTi oat severe iincss. PAfRcE JAMES GINNING
Nolcc of ne 'uneral viii be given hereafter.
CHarNAS --io Brcoslyn. 90 thursday Novembcr il
Ne htsrT tHAvMAN, aged 80 years
rWleot uy Invited TO attend the funeral ca sunday at'
t''o - Two o'clock. from her ate residence, corrs
willow ard linearrle streets, irooElyn Heights. n
irnaius "h be taken So brdgcport, ,cnn, for inter
FuSsy.--Ou Wednesday porrrrr November n lrr
~ tuHfN, aged ~ ycars aud months
fbs relatives ndfreuds o he lan'y aud NE mem
.efr u' h'ack JOKE engine COMPANY NJ 90, ara he ON
.rt ard ncmters q me Fre department. arc rv0ed
tucld fhe ftcra the GrfayI Afternoon 40 onc o'c l
rIiho.i Hrhor Invitation. irum Ole late residence So
fls V.ft ify-fh.rd street
Fr,l6. --l6 HruoFltn on wr.uceiav. Ncvoirts- a
ffot trtsH relct of william lnliou 400 daughter al m
efC I.s Nr e. M the fgih wear ~ Boz arr.
me ttos ard relatives Cf TIE family are Invited
ttend tc reF1 10 ttc Church CT thr 'y'eu.en, ro
Ger ~ tt oven nud fouth street, Ncw YORK or -It
Ca sfrfroco OIL baf g,St oue Uciocs, wiu,., f.tl,
tvfHftOn
rtl Cetr.--tu Wedrcrfay evening Ncvcmbcr Il
cs1itr eay cll'd oi Charles and lmma galloway, ego
fnt.t.i.
ne f..dfo, tte family arc invited 10 attend toe lar
@i ttn tif IutyJ Afternoon, q csc tCtoN. from No
ErrVe flroti
uous~f On wodrcsday November ~ louN fIo
LAW. nrrd 80 years
1bs reaiiyes AID friends Of ib, Iamly, as well ,Lo
The New York herald., 1863-11-13
S HIPPIN g NE w S.
Port OF New York, November ~, 1863.
(IEARFn.

CLEARED
,.aThp ssa ,Ss sa9eos Noes kSSs
Bark Augns.e Jeanette prus) schmerdfeger Liverpool
RarE Alpha (Sorw,, Lamson Antwerp-runch. senckc
Bark Crested Wave (B Dobson, Non,evideo and Buenos
| Ayres-John Morton. Jr
Bark Sarah Siekels, NieEes Eizabethport-R p Buck
Rsrk sstira CBrl, Reed, BOs.on-Nmer& nough.on.
wsIlsey CO.. t,"o'a 'ns" S''e'''n' Iona0Hd'''y-'
Brig Peerless grl. Power, IelIfaz-J Whitney.
Brig Machas. Gates Alexandris-Thompson Hunter
Brig Leyathan singer zabethpor-Me,caif Duncan
schr Lord OF the Isles coumans, St Domingo Cy-Breti,
sehr Edward Everett Gallashsw, La Manche Plsccnia
schr Caroline oornela, Reed. Port ROya-Beutley Smith
sehr Alice Ann Bandel Kipg, Beaufort NC-Murray
seIr Chapman, onailan BcaaitIrt-C Hamilton Co.
@ sSsT 6ssas 6sns Pspsw %5Ss zsSg zASR Y9rs Rycrs
schr Russell Bunting Chbeotenrneg q 4sye,.
schr Mary Adene Da1. chIncotesseeZAc msesss
scbr rpe wSeaiion. oSnssosea HaceRs Haven.
sehrJ Franklin Clayton, waicbsprgue-T Benton A
.,schr Eliza Pharo, Leeks. washIngton-van Brun, a
sc6r D oates yuthnl, washineios-yan s,1ni casht
~Scpl YShn Collins Ruion' washinrop-v"n ',rnn, .
sss. S5sD' Hope spsudie., RoctiAna via porr..a,v
Hssliiha. y-,.:;2!!a, Pro- vs..r ~
sehr Marietta su, Patrick New nays97i 7 rssJssn
op sIoop lar err Ross New nSytn@H Racket Son.
sieam,f Stevens chanco. Bal,imsre
Steamer vineano, Maui, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Ship ChHs Baker tof Yarmouth NSl, Cam. Adrossan
7s days With pig iron and mdse 70 Boyd nsken. pa
BARK Harriet Stephenson lof Turks Isnndl Prndie
SMITH Was bound HAVE, put into .hs port in
s sSyns r6 N the Ssg m ns sS o ana Tas AZ Sn,
badly Has bad nothing but norhsry winas me euue
massage. -.
han John W Andrews tof Boston,, Hardy, Havana 10
DAYS, with sugar, TO MeArhar ,-,,.. Pa. ~ a.x.
With rubber & AZ e g.1'pF Nv Son o9; ss sssn sss
lon CO. Henry Grosh ased n years seaman. Of Germany,
fell from the jihhoom overheard and was dfowned -
with sbs sussr and %olsssss is fScser EsSsoan
Bag AeF % AS %s 70 90. sS'os sor + B & ~ SANDY
Hook in gale rom norihWaTd lost fore and man ''pnAs'
scSr Indromeds lof Nassau YPl Ashsy Havana oc Is
with sugar 70 eager Nov LAT ~ 70 ION ~ ~ twas Twas
ng through Butternik Channel in collision NTH sehr
Hiawatha, which broke rail Had heavy ana y" s"'o'
scSr Amelia knn tBr, Of Nssssu Enea., Nassau Nov
wsS sshT s'SSIl'1s yvS Br y hSsI icl, issI days with
ssb1 sH n&sr payton neaafor Nc !, days via Fort
ress Monroe IN ballast y yuAIe,in h., hS paar ~
Rfs Ed-s saIsa. e s'ss' Ssas. sa'R e:go sS
sran ~ nnns .aa ,op1uon b1ast, Ssm 70 ih or See
sesr 4 Ba,iss. rooter. wycomIco.
sohr Nsr Ion SORES fatmo,5' ih r., p,,or
sehr sh gspss ess tt o RiSa,etRror for Sew Haven
ecir Ncfu.iiou, Hub Eiynbeihport for New Haven.
sefrT psrs raSsddn Fas river f6r Eltsbe,hrori
sohr Edward oo'en. Young Providence lor PoughEeep
setr Roger rsrmscc uur5 wsuen
schr y . Grisn '.r,,' toaa'it % t,I ioT ho',
Fieauet fartrr YoUr- R.inmors.
s'sansf y..,ar. herif,n ihtesirta
Brig soph,n IRON les ',a
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o1sT wARD-AT pR1nARY LLhCra0ss, rao,s, nhfiLr Thii,Lr
ninth stres, and second Thursday evening Mo-
hsr I5 teis in pursuance Of thA call OF the Oeneri
C5nmiuee or Tsmmany Hall. the foliowng uckei was
eected .-0eiegatcs 20 Mayorav Conveiou--
vha Eonnoily John Iurphy, Nelson Smith Stephen
ra,ns Theodore Froment James Devlin. Delegates y tho
samuel Courtney s. X Pinckney. John NJ Tracy oeorge
~ Mclean For De cgAtes 10 the Council manic OQnvens
ps,sk rlee Patrirk Carroll Ge rye Brandon Mchs
~ Soti,r Joseph NcDermot Rufus Dodge For Delegates
Fein McNsily. D. Q. Birdsall, r Y; Hartnei5 fhr,m-
,nona il Bos,wlcs Hernard ONeil. Richard d. Beamith,
Wn sinfisir fr John wheeler. John Minton, Richard
Merp6V WIN n Kirby VIM " Underhill, John Iovndes,
Vrnry McCabe Leauaer Buck A. Hamilton Pride John
MarfSv, John conncr issac u eunngs Wesey faId
arff1 r. Ws efhrry Charles Allen. With power 10 Gf
..s.rsiea lOHN " TRACY,
'F'' TAMEs DTNffN. ,fnspeoicga
JOSEPH HcDERMoT1
The New York herald., 1863-11-13
Arrivals and Departures.


L1vvsrooI-S,eamer Canada, from Boston-Mrs Gliat
cAld and nurse; Mrs Winthrop, Miss Winthrop maid,
l. Winthrop. Goldman, Mrs. Goldman Misses Bradee
spaatding Peters, Mrs Peters, two children and
nurse; Beebe, Thomas Charlton, Clapp George
Adams Of Boston, Capt Edwin Upton and Miss Harriet
Upon OF Salem Isaac II Taylor and George Dawes, of
Miss Austin, Of stratiord Conn Smith, viscouni
Ae Lavedan John Cooper Mcintyre Fitzgerald and
Mrs NJ Van Wskirk, Of New York; Col @ Dal,el Mrs
Dalzei and Capt Bunbury, of British army; Mr. and Mrs
Wilson, Of London, G W Samuel McMasters of Toronto
Mr and Mrs Hobbs, Of North Berwick. Me- Alexander
oAnders John Mbnrn and Robert Mcintyre Maamoros
Harris, two daughters and son, OF Niagara w
wnnafn Mack OF san Francisco Stamp, Of Vancouver's
four daughters and four Master nurse OF
4 b1s,rkner, Miss Story Fred Franck n simpkins A
nnDcey. OF San Francisco Thomas F Vaughn, Of Phade
phia; Mics Raeb, Miss Robertson. Mrs Compton and
child. Mrs Kearney, William Compton. 81 Lepoise w j
Almon Professor Lawson, Mrs Lawson and two children
George Mcdonald wlie and three children and Foster
Hafax Charles Mcdonald Rev and Mrs Elliott Of Picon:
III. Total 81.
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Police Intelligence,

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watchman who was arrested suspicion of being
pcated IN the death Of soldier named John Dreamer
on being brought before Coroner Naumann, proved an
abb, and hoporaoly discharged.
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