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Important to the Ladies'.

Whep a femalei in trouble afflicted with dis
ease and requires medical or surgical attendance
the enquiry should be, Where is there physician
who is fully competent to administer relief. and
whose respectable standing in secietv recommends
aim to the cnniiienc fthe community? The Doc
or, understanding how inperatvely necessary
hese requirements are, feels called upon to inter
yose. and by calling the attention of the afflicted
Utde fact that he has been Professor Of 0bste-
RIGS and Female Diaeases for TWENTY YEARS and
Is fully qualified to administer in all cases, both
medically and surgically, not in a uperficial man
ner, but in as thorough manner as years of study
and dpractice-both in hospitals and private fami-
iies-caR make. to save chem from the hands oft.e
unqualified, INSCRIPTIONS, and designing. There
re families IAN rely upon him as upon father
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Or. IEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

These Pills ara now Acknowledged by the Neti-
cal Fraternity to be the only safe mild and eff
cacious remedy 70 be depended on in long standing
cases o. suppression, irregularity. stopping ot
the functions of nature, the neglect Of which i
the source of such deporabe effects on the female
frame In no case should these Pills be ttkpn
when the patient has reason to believe she is
ENCIESTE. Price -. Remit the amount rs above,
AMI they will lie forwarded with fall directions
Use. CURED At HOME.
Patients Residing in any part of the State. how
ever distant who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases and who think proper sub
mt written statement of such in preference. 10
holding personal interview, assure ed that ther
-""ications vii be held most snrred.
-~.. i-:t-fs and money rnus' be addressed
BENZ. +. JOSSELYN. MD. STAMP
$50 Washington street
Or San Francisco, Cal.
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| has enjoyed on this Cast an uninterrupted
success of eighteen years, and has hec0n one Of
the most celebrated Institutes Of the age.
The great humber actually received and cured
place it il point of number If patients among the
first Of the world and tne success OF its treat
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Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.

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ces do not permit them to increase the number of
their family without Inconvenience. suffering, and
perhaps risk of life. This preparation is new. safe.
infallbe. convenient and simple, and cannot in
inre the health of the most delicate, IT curtaiis
no privileges, but gives strength and vigor. Nor
ally c0n-dered il is of the highes; utility and
tanned by the soundest principles If pruden and
virtue. Their use should be avoided at certain
times. Price Sl0 a Iox Sent To any part of the
cast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or Express. addressed
TO BENJ Z .IDSEEI.NN NJ. d
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-16

So sensitive that life can yield no joys
To counterbalance one bad act;-but then
A nature such as this, though led astray,
When greatly tempted, is no thorough wretch.
Was the temptation great Could such a
Tempt such nature to n crime like this ?
L say, to me it simply seems absurd.
Peter at least was not so sensitive.
lie cursed and swore, denying that he knew
Who the man Christus was; but after all
He only wept-he never hanged himself.
But take the other view that Lysias takes,
All is at once consistent, clear, complete,
Firm in the faith that Christus was his God,
The great Messiah sent to save the world,
He seeking for q sign-not for himself,
But to show proof to all that he was God
Conceived this plan, rash, if you will, but
grand.
thinking him man" he said, ''mere mortal
man,
They seek to seize hint will make pretence
To take the public bribe and point him out
And they shall go, all armed with swords and
slaves,
Strong with thepower of law to seize on him
And ut their touch, God himself shall stand
Revealed before them, and their swords shall
drop,
And PROSTATE all before him shall adore,
And cry, Behold the Lord and King of all!
But when the soldiers laid their hands on him
And bound him as they would prisoner vile,
With taunts, and mockery, and threats of
death
He all the while submittng-then his dream
Burst into fragments with a crash; aghast
The whole world reeled before him; the dread
truth
Swooped like sea upon him, bearing down
His thoughts in wild confusion. He who
dreamed
To open the gates of glory to his Lord
Opened in their stead the prisons jarring
door,
And saw above him his dim dream of Love
Change to Fury stained with blood aud
crime.
And then a madness seized him, and remorse
With pangs of torture drove him down to
death
Conceive with me that sad and suffering heart
If this be true that Lysias says-Conceive!
Alas Orestes, not so sad thy fate,
For thee Apollo pardoned, purified
Thy Furies were appeased, thy peace re-
turned;
But Judas perished tortured unto DEATH
Unpardoned, unappeased, unpurifed
And long as Christus shall be known of men
His name shall bear the brand of infamy,
The curse of generations still unborn.
Thus much of him: leave the question here,
Touching on naught beyond, for Lucius
waits
1 hear him fuming in the courts below,
Cursing his servants and Jerusalem,
And giving them to the internal gods.
The sun is sinking-all the sky afire-
Aud vale and mountain glow like molten ore
In the intense full splendor of its rays
A half hour hence all will be dull and grey;
And Lucius only waits until the shade
Sweeps down the plain, then mounts and
makes his way
On through the binding desert to the sea,
And thence his galley bears him on to Rome.
Sayce ct Gale may good fortune wait
On you and all your household Greet for me
Titus and Livia-in word, all friends
W. w. S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

IN uoBokEs.-FOR KALE, 10 iEAgK oR m.
rhanr two story ant bsf~eEt nrtct House wh frame
sstsnsiop. ssshe fef ewslns ~ lh nsnafseturs rur
poses sife of tpfflns Alsk - sose6 10 - cpndtqa
sId az 81 ne rftipsi sfrsas yier 9ny - sIs
sasy Dor further pstis4afs sfpls " JOHN q snksfkS
O. Wasaln ga sussL tioboksa. \. u
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AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL's
N nd An1
A T JOHNSTON d VAN TAssELL'S.
II ny ARCH. JOHNSTON, Auctionecr.

The Great Auction House OF
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL
Our house Is the most extensive and complete in the
United States ahordng the readics facilities for all wishing
TO buy or DESTROYS OF selling n. auction
OUR GENERAL SALESROOM
y at the old stand 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post Office
This have enlarged and improved, and now extends
through 70 Liberty, making front both Streets Here
hold sales OF Household Furniture, Works OF Art Paint
ings Articles OF Vru, Books and Merchandise of every
description Our long experience and superior resources
make house the most desirable medium through which
effect sales Of Household Furniture at tho residences Of p
tais families declining housekeeping.
THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH
Of business IL made feature and aspecialty and
conducted a mart,
liz East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue
where hold sales every Tuesday and Friday throughout
the year.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase those having horses
ages sell, will ind house perfectly reliable
conduct this branch OF business, do all
other business the principles which
govern honorable houses in all mercantile pursuits.
ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM TAEsEI.I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07
PROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHISG,f
Sealed proposals endorsed Proposas Tor Mattresses win
be received at this Bureau until two O'Clock NJ the hh
esy o. novemosr lse Ier the supply Of 500 Mattresses
LOO a the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and 1000 the Boston
York Navy Yard have each the balance
2so TO lie delivered without The
must have one cover each.
Each mattress mus. weigh ten pounds including ticking
inches wide The must inches
AMI make be equal to samples navy
yards at New York. Philadelphia and Boston and at this
one thousand mattresses be delivered the Navy
Yard New York. Ave hundred at the Navy Yard Phiaccl
contract.
Bonds with approved security, will be required in
quarter the estimated Of the contract aud twenty
per cent In addition viii be withheld from the Of
each collateral security for the due performance
Of the contract which reservation viii no, be paid ths
contract t. July complied with.
Every ohet must pc accompanied By written guarantee,
signed by responsbe that ne bidder
bidders WILL Z hia q taeir bud DC accepted, enter into
to furnish the articles proposed
guarantee and the Department the right TO reject
any proposal unless the responsibility Of tho guarsntors
ict In which they reside, the license required y
act Of Congress furnished with tho proposal a. wel az 10
0o' DUNK cs o sur Rs gov
pRoPosALs FOR COAL TAR-rHE HASHArrAS
until the 18th day December next Tor the entire quantity
o. Coal Tar be produced a, the works and Ne dscd
Into the wells Of the company, for term 81 from
sls, aay q March 1870 The proposals eidres Q u.
Tar They must state the offer for the tar At price
each coal caruonye1 at the works Of The company
toms the average yield Of per OF about
twelve paons The company do bind hcmseives
fomatoH nsy he obtained on appIicaon T. }osEPH n.
sABBAFos, Engineer, Manhattan Gas Light Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

DETER TQTAss, TURNER AND DEALER IN IVORY
Il and astuer Of Billiard Balls Cues and I'm porter
OF Billiard Cloth Cues, Letter chalk Billiard Mechan
disc Ia general, 81 Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A uoros SALE OF TRoTTINe, ROAD AND WORK
BY Major C. W. BARKER, Auconeer,
James sST a. 9fo s " m streets
Pair or black Horses ssands old warranted
Bay Horse, l6 hands, years old sound and Kind in all
Bay aamSetoaian Mare il hands years old, warranted
sound has been driven in both double and single harness.
Pair black Horses years old warranted sound
ns 1d ssns Fb hns
Brown Mare 1879 hands years old warranted sound an
he pole; sold 70 pay advances and keeping
ali SsTaes ca To ose 10 three maaies res from al
VICE stands without tying perfect family horse
patsy Burns kind in al harness .ree and stylish
Horse 10 hands, years old warranted sound er
cepl one eye sold TO pay his keeping
able or truck or coa cart 0
Gs Il aS 1 4.
Together with six other good work Horses just In from the
ii sale. No posiponement on account Of weather
The above property be time previous to sale
BARKER a HAMLIN City Auction Mart,
corner Broadway and Thirty-ninth street
ss55R nANt sRRk city 9gfF5sE MART
rvnnS SSS szF5spAr
ana n e.. Of at RsS
snt o. Horses Carriages Bagsss Horse Clothing Haters
staniiy on hand. Orders promptly executed.
Twentyfour hours allowed for trial horse sold
der warrantee.
Good sabng for horses public private sale The only
the city having driving ring for showing horses
sale Carriages. Buggies. &c. taken storage
Liberal made everything in the horse line
AT JOHNSTON VAN TAssELLs
n Horse and Carriage Auction Mart,
III East thirteenth street. Fourth avenue,
ON TUESDAY, NOV. g.
twelve O'Clock.
Bay saddle Horse raised in Kentucky with English dock
hall l5s hands, eight years kind in all harness free from
fine traveller warranted sound kind and
siyish and has every gait known 10 saddle horse.
Black Idle Horse with long and tail, i6s. hands
elk years. free from vice. very STYLISH warranted sound
kind and has every gait known saddle horse
Elegant Pony establishment comprising bay Pony
Mare is hands nine years; kni IN al harness and under
saddle free from vices trot in BIZ minutes stylish
warranted sound Kind and tre ii has been used Tor ladies'
and chdren's riding and driving; has fine style and action
very spirited all day traveller and of great endurance and
bottom, together with Top Pony Pheafon nearly also
gold mounted Harness Whip, Robes, Blanket de-
pcription In Tuesday mornings Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

L,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR FARM OF 30 TO %
acres on Long Island or Jersey within ~ mes Of New
York. nice Place Bergen Point, N. j., value $4,000
equity $500 Principals only address EQUAL ExCHAEGE.
Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

L'oa SALE OR WOULD EXCHANGED HANDSOME
Il Residence in Elizabeth City, N j., near depots; Al
grounds 6oa2lb price only 81, boo
DICKINSON 4 CARTER, SO Wall street
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URSEy CITY, HosoKES, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGES REAL ESTATE.


A rTEsTIOS, woRgISGsEs.~ BUILDING LoTs sss
~ l.A from rssS 20 sNb eAch cay So cab aha en-
month nntA rai fef wi tHy III % Fnitun ans woodls
Avenues Ufe.nss ~ pny - raln ties ~ horse and 20
minute. ~ 1tAhn ~ New fcrx rl~ resiy.
y WlbroA, ~ Aoaisonsff street Jersey Cuy. Second
hoes Ton Terry ofeh ansl ~ ocless 1. N.
L'OR sALE-oN grDyE ffhENT, JERsEY err, A
H. thres story pries nquse. sA cellar Eas
wssf and ehAnfs ss eongeuleat - ierrss 70 soif
price $500, cay rt,Srs tssh ~satsf.
pfCKfsFON a tAHfFR ~ Wal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

EAs CONSUMERS WHO SEEK MORE LIGHT FROM
VI their IT less cost Learn how 10 obtain II perma
nenty Dy applying 70 j. FlRMiS, manager No. ~ VII
Lam street who demands no pay where no good done j.
FIKhN Tor the last 1--we has had chsrgs OF the
gcmenis at establishment IN this civ where the
Tor with insufficient light reached average
nteen thousand collars per On three separate
SONS ne vas engaged 70 increase and improve the light
which effected 20 the entire satisfaction OF his employ
and with this additional for satsfacton:
gas bills reduced to about as 1000 i've thousand and
have been regularly maintained since at the
No cabuIetorsi no caroonzers no patent nuisance but
simply klod workmAnsh aided BY scence produces these
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

NEwTowN PIPpIN APPLEs-PACKED EXPRESSLY
IN for preseusfor sale - per barrel. Apply to X L.
PELL, Pelham Farla, Esopus, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

( lRoToE AouEDuCr DEPARTMEST;-To IRON PIPE
~ manufacturers Sealed proposals Will be received this
Office tRuunda, city Hall Parkl until IL o'clock A. NJ.
Thursday November IL 1853. for furnishing and laying
about 63 feet OF eigntnch iron pipe, lined with
with Wards patent socket joints from Manhattan Island
Randalls Island.
For blank proposals and further information apply to tho
Engineer-in-Chief OF this department. at hls Office
THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT L. DARRAGH,. Croton AQueduct Board.
GEORGE s. GREENE,
NEW YORK, Oct. so 1869.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

u,o RRCTIFIERS AND WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEAL
i ss-Tbe undersigned offer tho trade only on OF
Ounce for giving and decacy whskey and other
Iquors perfectly Innocent AMI give salts
faction. MANHATTAN CHEMICAL COMPANY, 49, Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

WHITE LEAD.-J0 TONS ENGLISH WHITE LEAD
w only &c per pound worth lsc q tons yery nne Eng
lleh Lead only i2j1c. per pound, worth lie.
WEEkS 4 co., 7Sl Poarl street, second Hoor
Tie above are The beat e2ds In the American market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07

EoR SALEM FIFTY-sEvENTH STREET, WITHIN
one block OF the Grand Circle and the
four story high stoop full porco brown stone House. 26b
lot half block No 3Sl OF the Of ten houses the
north aide, between Eighth and Ninth rbe hall
paror story elegantly flashed in walnut and Fifty
seventh street loo foot street, and s location and
roundings cannot be surpassed by anything New
private residence Inquire OF the owner JOHN DAVIS,
the Terms anti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15
EUR OPEAN MARKETS.

LoSDoS MoSEY MAREET-Lo Oct. IA
T. M.-Cons0.s closed az 93H for both money ana the
account United states hve.wentie3, 1884 6iI; 1906
old, b4a: 1861 s3s. Ten.fortles 761. Erie Railway
shares @JAi A.nols Cenira.s 81 Atlantic and Great
western, n.
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank OF Eng.
lana made puDc to-day shows that the amount of
bullion IN vault has decreased GS67 600 since last
week,
PARIS BoCRsE-pARIs, Oct H. $3.50 r. M.-The
Bourse Is dull. Hentes mi. lie.
FRANKFORT BoURsE-FRAEKFoRr Oct ll-Cnited
States fye.twenty bonds are firm
LIVERPOOL CorToS NATURALIZATION, oct.
Id Z. Mile cotton market closed with q down
ward tendency Middiing uplands 12}sd.; middnng
orleans, l2Yd The sales 81 the day have been s coo
baes Of which 1000 we're taken for Elk port and specu
lagOB.
hAvRE CoTToS MARKET.-ilAvRE oct. 4-Even.
ing.-Cotton closed quiet FOR STOCK on spot and to
arrive
Lf,gRrooL. Provisions Naturalization
Oct AL r. M.-Pork Is arm. Cheese G0s per cwt
for the best grades OF American dne
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIygRpooI Oct
IA j.. Milne roslD, l5s. per cwt. spirits petro
leum, l0d. per gallon Lnseed OIL, f32 los per ton
LONDON MARKBT.-LoNDoS Oct. 1850 r. M
Refined petroleum, Is sJsd. per gallon, Linseed
oil, f29 los. per ton. Taiiow, AIS, ca per cwt
SPIRITS turpentne. 2ss. Cd. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ASTwERP. Oct l4-petro-
leum closed firm " t9J.c.
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PISTOLS AND FuSlL OIL.
An Eighteenth Ward Politician with Two
Balls in His Body Escape Of the Woula-Be
Asau


An Eighteenth Ward Politician with Two
Balls in His Body-Escape Of the Would-Be
ASA ssins.
An enleute Of serious nature occurred In the
liquor store OF Thomas Costello, No. 42s First ave.
nue., corner OF Twenty.1lth street. last night by
which politician OF the Eighteenth ward had q
narrow escape from death.
From the statements OF the Eighteenth precinct
police II appears that at nalf.past nine O'Clock last
night aght occurred in Costeo's saloon, in which he
and Laurence Hoyes and George alias "Rat Reilly"
were the principals. II progressed for some time,
and ended by Costello receiving two bullets In his
passed entirely through the forednger OF the left
hand, the other striking the right shoulder and
taking an upward direction causing merely sllgnt
abrasion OF the skim
Malarkey OF the Eighteenth precinct was attracted
by the firing. They hurried TO tue saloon, but too
late TO secure Hoyes and Reilly, who had
escaped. Costello was taken into CUSTODY, ana
on being arraigned before Sergeant Brown at
the desk he stated that he was the assatled party
that he was endeavorng to put the men out when
fired upon and would appear against them He was
subsequently discharged His wounds are severe.
but not dangerous.
II Will be remembered that on the third OF June
last, an ARRAY occurred at Cosellos place that re.
suited In the murder OF Richard GuedIes. In that
ARRAY several persons were engaged, ana that Co.'S
tello was shot IN the back. The Coro-
ner's jury held by Coroner Keenan, on the
dies came TO his death by wound at the hands
OF Michael Carney, to which Joseph Hartnett was
accessory. man named Thomas ]. Carr was also
implicated originally. Carney was found guilty II IS
Tor the assailants that their aim WAS unsteady, and
thus q life was saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15
YgslCAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

The Holman opera troupe are still operating In
Toronto. They are preparing to give the good
"kanucksn o taste OF "0rpheen In English.
The band for the Italian opera at Cairo will num-
Der sixty performers the chorus sixty six and the
corps dc ballet sixty.
Verdi has undertaken to compose an op5ra oouGs
for the Comt9ue, Paris. Musicians are curious TO
know the result.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul have settled ten
weeks engagement in Boston and New York. COM
meucng November 23 for which they are to receive
| $1,000.
There is a talk OF establishing an English theatre
In Paris for the express purpose OF giving the plays
| OF Shakespeare. Paris, 1t is thought, will then be
| better OIL than London.
| The Worren Sisters will favor the citizens OF
Springfield H., this week, with the burlesque OF
'.Laa Rookh." 1t is rumored that after the girls
| finish their engagement In Bunalo they VIII strike
..The Cuban sylph'i~Mlie. Zoe-wil endeavor to
sensationalize the sad folks OF Auburn N. T., during
the present week with round OF her peculiar high
pressure melodramas Happy Auburn
Hermann, the prestidigltateur has returned 10
this city, after o short sojourn in "tne land OF
| the Academy Of Music with new programme, and
rs the great necromancer Will desert New York
after next week. all these who are fond OF the mar
yellous shond avail themselves OF the present OPP
portunty OF assisting at his delightful missionary
seances
'Der Freyschuta'' was given on Wednesday even.
ing at the Stadt Theatre, by Mr.. Henry Graus
German opera troupe and was appreciated by
largeyaudence. 1t is more than probable that the
troupe Will emgrate to Brooklyn next week Tor the
purpose OF atiordug the pious inhabitants OF that
Town an opportunity OF Judging for themselves the
difference between the hpressure principle OF the
German as compared with The English and Italian
Operas.
The Zavistowski Sisers-three native bur-
lesquers-take q benefit this evening at Wooas
Museum, upon which occasion they win appear In
the buresque OF "Masaniellon ana "Wip Wan Win
ke.n They viii doubtless be greeted with fun
house.
Jem Mace, the eX-champion OF the English prize
ring likewise takes benefit tonight at the great
wlgwam OF Tammany, where his belts WIN also be
on exhibition as Will also Dan Bryant, Tony Pastor
and unsworth, all OF whom are anxious TO show
their appreciation OF the great striker 0y striking
attitudes for his benefit on the wgwam stage.
a grand concert for the benefit OF the Avondale
sufferers viii be given tomorrow evening at Irving
Han under the auspices OF the American Conserva-
tory OF Music Of this city. number OF well known
artists have volunteered their services for The
slou and the ability OF the gentlemen instrumental
III getting II up warrants the belief that The Affair
Rlti prove grand success.