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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,
Il, Late ~ Chatham street, Neto 70

4 LA E4u ORl " wi,
l2l, late l29 Chatham. street, Ne,o York
,,ur v WWHS9LE t TX AND RETAlL.
'THE CANTON ia co ,aPANY continue TO offer for
sdss ssd S.ss Rs.% %
oHoa and ana i fa. aaa
scarcely s ei to be s n
me asS 10 snd % o. ,n Ss
ss, Az pgehd s are sssd upon 70 g
the money will pc cheeriuy and promptly efunded Country
uS aS nssS Of snSn sn R
from this establishment, ''''''
Orders from all parts Of the Untea States executed with
prompprIaid i and despatch
Ge Black a IN for the s a # aG'
OH Sb YS SEEB s SIX SHfF A9E42SR SHIRT
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,
49, - LUKE ' DavITs Z SON
49, Y At M times IS find hs most EXTENSIVE as
for % youth and , a Of velvet cloth me
and plain and Navy officers dress and andess caps.
sTocKs every style and quayof SATIN bombaze vest
dress apron Stocks &C. &e VII" 00"' 'e'
The SUPERIORITY Of frames is well known by the light
ness perfect NJ ease and elasticity of every stock. ~
SHIRTS OF AL linen plain and lled of plain and ied
patterns Fancy cambria shirts OF all quail tiles.
h collars .s and 9oso%s 81 every style and quality Sed
fs fG oey
JarrAsrp leather linen muslin suitable for harness
eoIS hs manu- scs cap oR Se Sc the
best manner aud Of such materials and wokmanshpa'
To which added superior assortment Of fancy articles of
GSs aal,Is ade s,'9cs .v se Umbrellas, Handh
Chiefs Hosiery, CayntstioeIs. Guard C6sns Under Gar
Hsnts Of every deserpon and quality, Shaker Knit and
The s,ten!,O9 Of PaSls generally invited the above
importation and will be s2d z, such Pess cannot M g suit
au25 lm*I log William, corner of Jonn.
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DISEASES OF THE
EYE AND H. AR.

Il Il Il
1872 BROADWAY, Corner John street, up stairs
y for the better accommodation OF his patents from
abroad well those Of thu city, he has removed bis oc,
stated where he WILL attend IRON 20 o'clock daily
to the aud of all diseases incident to the human
eve and and the Diseases of Women and CHI den From
Alto o'clock daily will be devoted consultations for the
misce cases Of disease in every department OF med
Doctor Shans order acquire the conhds OF stran
gers the public against the remotes feeling
prac Of medicine Of = yea duration, graduate of the
University the city of New York and that his inaugural
for tn degree Of Doctor of Medicine from this
entitled The Human Eye, Anaomlcay Pbisio-
logically and Patialogcslly considered elected the highest
approbstory from Professor Mott before the
senbed council and professors Of this learned University dur
public examination and defence OF the same.
Dr. regrets the necessity he is under in adyeItng these
10 the delcscy Of true
hearted but the duty he HIMSELF and the re-
b@ab mperiousiy demand that he should speak What
must the regularly educ ite who spent years IN
the study the know edge necessary qualify h Tor ms art
authority before he examined TO practice such
must he-l respectfully enquire emain silent IN ms ONO.
and allow hmsefto be hus from the legitimate sround o. hs
scic nic exeion by the bold presumng Teekess
No for ono will submit TO IT, And IN order TO place
his subject before the public IN aproper lg ana IN such
ws as 10 direct the public attention. In e sues
possible propose to publish immediately my views
at length this topic: II -. l.....J 80
Those of the Public and the profession who are disposed 70
second my efforts will please call ONCE and subscribe
copy The expense will not be more man
shilling. euz. -m
'THE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET.-PETEE
L Hustled, Merchant Tailor, No Chatham square cor
mel Of Chatham street. continues make Clothing TO order
the style rer den sp and eTsas no .
snrninfmrnt aue tmsr
(vOALio0 Liverpool Camel Coal for sale u lots 20
" aunt purchaser RS now landing from ship Sdcon Apply &c
A. EDw'bK COLLINS, 4 Co., IS South street,
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NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
TRIUMPHANT SUGGEST.
The Gorgeous Comic Pdntomine of
THE NIGHT OWL,
In which the whole force of the RAVEL FAMILY and
COMPANY is brought MTG action Is nightly received by
ENTHUSIASTIC APPROPRIATION.
CHARLES WINTHERS BENEFIT
THIS EVENING, Sept lth, the Entertaiume nts will
commence with
AN OVERTURE
Amer which the Connie Pantomme called the
MlLLlNEKS.
Eanish' Fainter, Mons Danvergna
Simon, l'Otmih Gabriel Rave
Lo9Slluiie, young Studenr Charles WHITTIER
Mime Narnlsh, wife to he Painter Mile E. DoutreviIle
Quarter OF an hours mtemlssion will be allowed
ments In the Grand Saloon
After which, 10Th will be Produced magn ent Comic
Pa ntom ne called
MAZuLME, OR THE NIGHT OWL,
Mainline, the Night Owl, Mr. Wells
Gne,h'er bariano, Jerome Ravei
Emle, Gabriel Rave!
nlicloh, Antoine Raye
bhiaMHm Mons Dauyergn
Mariana, poor Peasant, Mime Jerome Rayel
Julie, her daughter, Mile DoutreyIe
., Zuiima, Cireassan Slave, Miss Wells
To conclude with of the Magnificent Palace of
MAZULME!
The whole TO conclude WITH
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
~. In the Reireshment Saloon
Tickets-50
Doors halfpa six o'clock. Entertainment, to
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.

DOCIOR BELL
Continues c < & fHntdl'ss rs1lf rs
On all .elicate diseases, at his private Offices.
4 CORTLANDT STREET.
SECOND Door from Broadway, with the confidence
all Rsu Ssn. ma na s'
receiving all the attention their may demand with
RfSsR l sn
Gan ;u Ss IN each case Separate Offices ATTENDANCE I'll 10
WATCHES AND JEwELRY VERY LoW-The sub
.sSs Of f nd SILVER ers S% AssSs9
s1 y pencils: sS i.y and ws
Gd as as dow dSs sah Matches and
S q. @ %hs s sa
lmDoue, Of w,, S;ci a, AatJk i. E,i,,v
au2s lmsc whoessie and retail 50 Wall ST. up Stairs
Ht mp 1N SRG3E MIN
FOLD WRITER-By this wonderful invention letter and
facility sn w an w o1ds and
To the mercantile professional and travelling part of the
community, this truly invention is of infinite value
Is great saving Of TINE TROUBLE and ExrrSsE The pin.
copy of the document maybe kept whol any additional
an or PEN The nsiraSent used for Writing 's sn
ss Ss % by FG banks
yers omasters editors reporters public officers and all who
Sc an immense saving Of Tine and the Satisfaction 81
having an exae, copy of what they have written this will be
Fancss Manifold Writer has now been in successful opers
ton two years during which the proprietor has had the
observation II has under At The late fair Of the Anne.
rican Institute, the merits of the article examined INTO
by three of the able chemists country who rrc
not liable 70 change color BY to mosSs aSa
chemical agents Consequently medal awarded by the
The proprietor has lately made great improve ments in this
United beng made for Man Writer expressly ' tS
l order The ruling OF them which has for time
hon In
for which has been secured The copy na books
bound IN ,"ie OF forms and sizes, varying price
sa ners and Country Merchant, in general will find it TO
Their advantage 70 procure the article they with
wholesale. wv -
Newspapers magazines throughout the country copying
this notice. and giving il twelve inside Insertions shall re-
eeve COPY subject TO their order by sending PAPER
tanning the rEw FRS e Sf q %s%
sl9 lwsr Corner Maiden Lane, New York
CARLTON HOUsE.-The proprietors of the Carbon
- House are no. prepared to make arrangements with fami
lies SINGLE gentlemen fo board 70, the winter terms
correspond with the times BENSON HODGES
se3 mr
| TERRAIN LUNCB.-Goarmondc' Qai vive! Thou.
soine weeks past suffering disappointment fom the
closing Of the iar-famed Terrapin Lunch" The "fiui
WIN" be know tai tbs John Adams Of KaeRe,b"et
er memory sng his ha u a the TeT,pl also the pre-.
Turtle Soup aud line mantle Of sandy las fasn
again yuaanesd at the Tespn snse look into tie old
lee Box will appeese the hunger Of him with the short
uckIe the palate of the veriest anchonte.
Pine Green Turtle served this day and every day during
the season. Sc imtr
WE WOULD direct the Attention of our readers 10 IN,
w Rheumatic Eradicang Liuimen invaluable article
ee advertise ment in another column Of this paper
HH'n
I,IfI.S ns tNEua NiE an ali ,,a,,s 81 Engl,.. -
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GYMNASTIC
DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA
TITS

NEW PATTERN
a. ARTAULT CO.. I6sls FULTON STREET.
THIS beautiful has arrived such that
hours instruction is sufficient obtain perfect knowledge
ofitwhch will be given gratis those who purchase the
paraius the OF F. A Araut Co. 1881 Fulton
Price of The apparatus complete from SIS 500 Also
Acromatic Lenses. French plates, hyposulphae OF Soda,
poll bromne chloride OF iodine CHLORIDE of gold &c. Also
and good supply of frames gied and
paste board r. A Aaut Co. constantly receiving from
Paris all kinds of fancy articles OF the latest
las
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AHANDsOME PRESENT.

A HANDSOME PRESENT.
"A ennamelied Cards printed only 10 Cards
re bss. saname printed from plates a, per 100 Business s
Cards. S. Door Plates. Sail. Of al kinds. MARKING
Eiss.s ss @ g
Broadway, and s. f. of Greenwich and Courland
TRY 1T ONCE-The Eureka Blackng-This is new
ele Of Baekng and qualities greatly superior to
i 0f9 and the Leather sns brilliant
peculiarly of the composition becoming hard dry.
of the article gratis Perfect satisfaction warranted
Manufactured by JIM. JOHNSON. No Spruce ST.,
The firm Of Burgess Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
eV'sp ne business future WIZ De .Gnr'jsa RNsoN
GLASS CUTTING EsTABLIsHMENT-J; siQuvepeIs
fer supply all dealers aud the lowest prices this
beautiful hall lamps ofesery size astral lamps and shades de-
sn 81 &
by quantity free of and cartge all articles match
to 80 % Retail store No. $ John street. near Nassau st.
T ATEsT FASHIONS !-PARTsIAN DEP0T.-MRs
her arrangements for receiving he earliest fashions Off rs her
services ladies of TASTE who DESTROYS of economisng in
Muslin Dresses made in gentsel style, "ss@
Every article of dress vogue may be had the low
est remunerdng prices and she haer herself that she
may ayorher with call, will come again $40 lmsr
TO. THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLA' ia
Howqua's Mixture This cxremely delicious am
r,lelGd Tea 50 highly celebrated "a China and Just mn
lSs .'s s Ts' Ss% cG
nese packages. Prices so cents and 81. an "a imsr
~ DRESS Boo TS-La;est french Syle--The
y subscriber respectfully invites t'e citizens of New
io. aud strangers visiting the city call at ia Fulton street
latest fashion, and of the finest French calf-skn,
Gentlemen have boots made order in the best
q
the undersigned takes drawing Of feet keeps
each customer he easy e handsome III
Constantly on hand, fashionable Boots &C. at the following
Seal Skin Boots, from s225 to ais
Calf 400 10 500
HalfBoots, 300
Caters, 225
Shoej 1 10 30
pSg%ps and Slippers &C., woportiopaby low Terms cash
su25 lmEr ia Fulton ST. between Nassau and Dutch.
lors of Fashion French boots aud patent leather
shoes dISs shoes CATERS, walking shoes and pumps for
boys an chden Men and boys cheap boots from se5 So
$50 apd 81 per pair Mems shoes 10 and 2s yer pair
Bows shoes % e. 10 cents and ST. and good Ladies,
misses ana cdtcns CATER boots busus walking shoes, md
slippers OF al coor aud sizes, hes, fashions, ties bnskns
good assortment Of the above articles Cam street.
BgodMay and at 2o6 Canal ST., northwest Hudson ST.
NalRtrs au2i imsr
81 HARD TIMEs.-Tbe only reason that A.
ana hoes the Clinton Boot Shoe Market, 2ot Canal
nOrth asst OF Hudson stree-when almost body
complains Of hard times Is that they keep goods of the best
as # almost every dy had fcund this re any who iead
this should yet have store the sooner they
anything Tia, vsn,sSiS tie boot and shoe ae 81 any size
G"i'' can found AK KS4X CO. m Canal st.
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DIfLs OF EXCHANGE on all parts OF England, IT, 1,oG
ID aad Scotland of f5 CO. SIS, eco any amount
for sale at .. j. sYLVESTER's, 2Wall street
$40 and 100 Broadway.
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PAKR'S LIFE PILLS

TT impossible calculate the many benefits To the human
which result the discovery OF Old
cipe The fine he ba dcne which Compounded from its
direction has IN thousands been tried and proved be
the efficient remedy of the day Nor connned in its
usefulness the diseases of the poor for sought by and
Great Britain and various parts the continent Europe
As family medicine nnegualled and all powerful in
bilious and other complaints arising
ment the ailmentry duors and in purifying blood Is
certain in the OF the delicate complaints incident
females grateful 10 the taste aromatic to the the
same time gentle in its operation, yet escacoa that
female ought to be without boon left them BY its
neable discoyerer, Old Parr.
has been but short before the public propre-
have received applications for he Fills from
o. the United States and have had gratifying
monials OF good effects IN removing diseases aent
this of the year.
To all tn reore who afflicted and in bad health we
Genuine PARIS Life Pills may be had, viz
Rushton &Aspinwall, druggists and chemists, William st.
ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House.
Abnh Sands Co drugg and chemists granite buildings
273 Broadway, corner Of Chamber st.
DIckie, Ais Broadway, corner of Lispenardst.
John Dodd druggist, Broacway. corner of Beecker It.
A w Sadsau, BoweIy Medicine Store, eco Bowery.
Symss' M dcine Store, s3 Bowery, Of Walker
A Trpler, cor Fulton and Water ss
Horace Everett druggist 367 Greenwich the
Fankhn ST.
Coddington apohecaes Hudson street, corner Of
Spring street.
Cotton chemist and apotecary Blocker st. corner of
Jones
W.4dove druggist and apothecary, al Eighth avenue
Brooklyn-Wm Armstro ,g seed, drug and ntmedcns
warehouse. 1gaH Fulton st.
And wholesale, at the proprietor, offce,
Clarendon House, corner OF Duane st and Broadway.
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TO THE LADIES.

Din HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
me- lns!Iumsnt for the radical Of Proapsus Ute
or Falling Of the Womb by external application supesed
ing The use Of the obsstions Pessary confidently
mended TO the afflicted @ the
health having failed of performing cure even under
the most aggray ated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained very high character o Europe
as in this country adopted the ertre disuse Of
and all other painful surgical expedients IL Lying
inHospas OF London and Paris, and universally recon-
mended IN Europe by medical men Of the highest
titoners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' At No.
Vesey street, having separate entrance from the
pament, where lady constant attendance, apply
Tsses and supporters to female patients. aus msr
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IIANNINGTON 4 CO., 800 Broadway, near Read street,
Respectfully inform the Order Of o. Of o. f. and their
friends generally that they prepared to execute orders
Flags and Banners the style for beauty
durability and economy having Silks made for the
with
Specimens and Designs be their Establishment
1913 Broadway, sent to any part OF the Union .
For style design and execution of works Of the kind we re
Greenwich, No. 49, Harmony a. Covenant 33 Perseverance
H. also Military Companies and sunday Sehoo, Banners and
the societies Nicholas, New England, ST. George st An
drews, 81 David sc &c.
Window Shades variety from 81 each to the richest
and best, painted by the most eminent artists.
Stained Glass after the o! the ancien warranted
change color, with many improvements Tor
other public and private buildings
v.sts, packet ships windows, &c &c. .
limitations of Stained Glass, painted muslin for church
close imitation OF the real giass very rihng
expense glass obscured aud painted brilliant coors
dche iy Hr
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PARIS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

RRuS Co, us william street. formerly Brun Larosue
ID Co.-wl open in few days, twenty P,fis Auf.
cal Flowers Feathers, Sc landing from
This establishment receiving from their IN Paris by
HAVE packet the newest styles Of flowers
they appear in that centre Of fashion.
THIS arrangement enables them have on hand
fashionable the above articles Dealing b.
largely this line than any other establishment IN
the city, they afford to sell the lowest
the reasonable terms.
Wholesale wsrerooms up stairs.
Also constantly hand every kind OF materials for flower
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MEDICINES.
IMPORTANT TO
III GU s E X ID e PERS.

A FEW IMPROVEMENTS have been made anon Fi.LS
a Paani Novelty Cooking Stove rendering il impossible
that difficulty should with when managed bv
who has had experiences the Of kind Of cooS
The Novelty Stove the only cook-tove which has
been within the last three years. ne W.
principle all Others being combination Of old plans modled
pattern, increase
yely Stove warranted in all every purpose
for which recommended may be returned and the
money will be refunded The which is much larger than
common perfect brick oven The fixtures WHICH
Der and 10 the peculiar construction Of this
neatly twice be used any other of the
size Among the fixtures large boiler
ing 80 gallons IA barrels large grddle which will
bake SO ordinary sized buck wheat cakes at large
suitable for baking large oaves of bread Of rngs
suitable for sized kettle from barrel caldron to small
brass kettle The Stove only needs be examined
any that its simplicity and peculiar adaptation all
culinary fully merits the high favor which has gain
Stove Es.ablishpen, as Water street The public
as being the principle OF III Novelty Stovesn
stoves are made upon thus principle Messn Fisk,
he legally authorised References the
2os street to eight hundred persons who have them
u use IN TINS city ais lmsr
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OOALo0 tons Liverpool Camel Coai, for sale lots e
" aunt landing from ship Sddons Apply &c
A. EDW'b X COLLINS, Co., IS South street.
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MARTINS
Cash Tailoring Establishment,
l5i William Street, Corner Of finn Street,
rs decidedly the cheapest in the CITY, There always on
which will be made up order in the style Of make, fit Trim
ming &c., that has such general satisfaction during the
last four We irs, and positive saving Of 80 per
Gentlemen requested to call and examine Those who
furnish their own goods, can have them
MADE AND TRIMMED.
Dress Coats made aud trimmed .S7 90 to SO so
Frock do do 90 80
Pants and Vests. 80. Is 10 Q 90
Over Coats, y 90 TO III 90
SIS Inn MICHAEL +. MARTIN.
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SHIRTS.
SHlRTS made after the latest approved French
~ patterns Cos antaoons, vests, and all under garments
made order and in the fashionable STYLE
entemens Furnishing Store, 81 and 60 Maiden Lane New
York.
So 3msr WIN. COLLINS.
~ of Liberty, New York. Notice is hereby given to
merchants and traders general that the proprietor oil the
above establishment has adopted method OF nanuactu
ing which enables him sell his shirts cheaper rate than
any other house the This statement will be affirmed
BY the list of prices as foows:-
dor, 81 so
Do. stitched in the Bosom and Collars, per doz Q 90
Do. coored ne N patterns large sizes, per doz 7 90
Also large quality Bosoms and Collars constantly on
hand, which win be offered cheap for cash. % lnsr
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FLUTE g. GUITAR

M r. PHILIPPE ERNST Professor of the Flute, Guitar
4V patent Concertna begs his friends and pub
lie that h. has published his Rondo Mil for the
guitar, which will be found well worthy the of the
learner amateur, being well adapted
and calculated not only please but afford instruction
This Rondo with several other Of his compost
ton or the guts be found Mr. Emss residence
Canal street. where he continues give lessons above
ms am
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-12-22
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A TALE OF HORROR LIFE IN GIN,
 CINNATI!!

"The love of money is the root of all eyl"-soL.
 One of the most revolting cases of human depravity, degradation, and black hearted selfshness, which we ever heard of, came un- der our notice last week, from an authentic source. The place. Cincinnati-the time, a few weeks since-the victim, an old lady about ninety five years of age--and the prin- cipal actors. her children.
 The circumstances detailed to us are as follOwS-lhey are substantially correct. The old lady referred to lived in the city of New York. possessed of sufficient property to smooth the down-hill Of life, and make her comfortable in her declining years.
 A son, now living in this city, in good cir- cumsiances, il was stated. squandered part ofthis sacred fund, and came to this city with the balance. leaving his parent to the cold charities Of strangers. After some time, daughter of the old lady brought her out to the west, with whom she lived near the Little Miami river, for while; but at last getting tired of her, she brought her to this city, and quartered her on another sister, who in short time, rcfecting. no doubt, that as her brother had possessed himself of all the old lady's property, he ought to take care of her, and therefore applied to him 10 receive her under his roof this be refused t0 do. Determined not tO be at the expense and trouble 0t shielding that vener. able grey head and those feeble limbs, and ot comforting ihnt heart broken mother wha had nouFisbed her from her own has lll l0ndled her in her AFma, and wnlcnea her slumbsra in infancy and childhood. aho pln. ced her lolleFlng franc 10 a carriage and proceeded lo heT bFnshef'e house, whon a1l finding lhe lnrnlly ht hoNln. soaleA has |aa.h. as on hla do0g alepg, nnd laIl hef Im lIs1 N&|as where sbe Felnallled iAl as hNAf 0f lNo.
 On lhe galNfn ef Iae cen a|'H MaH nl7&N& |0 . ennlI oa1A gu4Nl In a|a AaHAA A&lI I|l lIsetN'|z slgaw bed HAa eps4Elns Ntfs FiFaN le |4E