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T F. BROWNE CO. Manufacturers of the Improved
Patent Double Action Harp, by Royal Letters Patent,
Londonestablished 1870 (many with Erd) No. 1856
Broadway and 1914 Chambers street, New York.
j. f. Browne offers for sale 385 Broadway the finest col
lection of these beautiful instruments the United States His
arrangements such enable him business at
European prices thereby saving purchasers the high duties
posed by tariff on these Instruments.
F. Browne would observe these HEps constructed
the approved principles, with all the modern improve
unequaled brlliancy tone, neness of touch
aud peectness of mechanism Pa ocular taken
them for the of climate IL s country, in which
they will be found far Of European
facture imported in the usual way
These Hsfps paroned the elite of musical
PROFESSIONAL Europe the latter he would
ton N Bochsa who nya ably selects from this establish
The of this country solicited
Lists of and descrpt be forwarded by
Repairing carefully ended Harps taken in exchange
Strings Sc s2l msr
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MASSACHUSETTS, BAY

nYSTERS --l68la Fulton street, opposite 81. Pauls
NAPOLEON COURTlN takes pleasure in informing
those persons who have heretofore honod him with their
tronage and those who willing continue the favor
that the Bay Oysters have recovered with the
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar to
them and which has them the oysters Of Cancae,
that his Saloon recently elegantly fitted up offers the most
quiet and comfortable mmodatious.
There will always be found in 1t choice collection of the
following wines viz Chahls, Sauerne Crave Barsac Her
mitage, sparkling and still Hook, Champagne Chambern,
pominard Voiney, LATTE Larze Leoville, St Junen, tc
and all sorts oil foreign wines aud cordials
He keeps constantly hand the above wines tbs cas
box together with Preserves, Sweet Oil and F-s.as aesa-.
Goods purchased from his bshment oicnge
any part Of The city Oysters will be
purchasers i euired) and opened by OF
the establ, shinSuts.
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OPENING OF THE FALL FASHIONS,
TIE MAGAZIN DE MODES

U
A CARD-TO THE LADIES OF FAsHION.-MA-
n DAME BEHRMAN begs most respectfully TO inform
her friends and that she has received BY the last arm
walls from Pans her fall aud winter fashions, and she atters
herself that will stand uDrvalled in the city The
fashions consist of the follow full and entire styles
plain waered and changeabie velvet bonnets do
silk mode and quilted hats OF entire novel description
in ladies' misses and chldrens szes. Also complete
somen caps and head dresses Paris ribbons artificial flow
ers hair of the best artists Paris
Madame socits the ladies favor her with early call
and examine for themselves.
Magazn de Modes co Canal street. o3 1msr
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The LAKES The Constitution is in from Chica-
90, after experiencing a tedious trip Capt. Vary
reports the weather as having been unusually tenn
1estuous, and such called forth all the energies Of
the sesmen. The Albany, which we noticed as
having run ashore on Lake Huron, Will prove to-
al wreck. The rocks having cut her hull to pieces,
Capt Imson was about to proceed 10 her with a
view Of stripping the wreck of her rigging. on inc
sixty new sail craft which were recenly put IN com,
mission upon our waters, she was probably on oo on
the best. Seveneshths of it is covered oy 800
insurance in one of the offices in this city -0"V"o
advertiser
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IMPORTANT To lNvALIDS AND VISITORS TO
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
- IL u q Il l. = = IL q II l. i
BELMONT HOUsE-NEW aRIGHToN

GEORGE PElRISS in returning his grateful acknowledge
ments TO the ladies aud gentlemen who favored
the above establishment during the begs to
nounce that he has made suitable or the
winter to accommodate families and single boarders The d
and domitones will be found comfortably and
elegantly furnished The table will be supplied with the choi
proximity OF Belmont House to the city with excellent steam,
the host and cyty OF the attendants combined with the loca-
ton being within the audngpsce renders this
bshment the social and the Union Terms
will be found exceedingly moderate.
10 Good stabng and coach houses attached the pre-
ali
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LUCINA CORDIAL,
OR THE
ELJXIR OF Low

L
Ia oldeE time, among the Jews.
That man a second wife might ehocss~-
Whose first, by Fates unkndly doom,
No children bore To bless his home.
Afflicted thus the Roman matron
Prayed to Lncine, the midwiies patron;
Egyptian wives, In such crisis,
Called to their aid the Priests D! Isis;
And even now the meek Hindoo-
Warm as her cline, and tender too
fchildess twelve months from her bridal
Flies weeping to her senseless IDOL
And with raised hands, in accents wild,
Petitions Bramah for child;
Eor well she knows, Love shuns TO bless
The Hndoo bed OF barrenness.
So much forlove in days by-gone,
And savage customs In own;
Bpt say, even ,noY, does Loves communion
Bless in OUR land sterile union1
NO, Oft times conjugal felicity
Is thus disturbed-ay, cen IN THIS city
Yet may the barren if they try
With Loves Elixir" for her friend.
The childess wiies repinings end.
But not the provocative power
Consumption's ills il will prevent.
Suppress geet, whate'er its date,
And all lifes functions renovate;
Erupslons from the skin it chases,
And brings back beauty and the sraces,
From FluoT Albus it relieves her,
And e each disease, twith proper care, tool
Tte4e are bit TRUTHS, who calls Them hction
snail haze stern PROOF IN contradiction
l.etters--a forms OF attestation-
From the Swans of every nation;
With grateful missives from all quarters,
Penned by Disease and Quackerys martyrs.
Thousands who lay with futtering breath,
Almost within the jaws OF death;
Now in their nightly prayers repeat,
Ana sometimes names the very number
"Ninety-two Nassau"-even in their slumber-
Or, dreaming OF Diseases ordeal,
Persons ordering this medicine from the country, by send
er bottle SEA per- DOZEN Also FOR for
M. 81 North 9Th s.. Phisdelphia olO Inns m
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STOVES,
FOR STORES, STEAMBoATS., W0RKsSHQPsr Se


F2E sE2EEf
ffs
had Them since 1895 1885, without O,hs, repair, sn oi
inse2 Stove requires new cylinder every
ns wI Il. Ps
S .n a sO is s s s %0''
asi Water street. above Peek Slip.
p s-A reward orfory dollars will be p,id for he recovery
he 10th ult Ole is6tsr
DK WHEELER bess to offer notice the public the
~ following letter from highly respectable officer in the u
S. Navy .,.
To Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, % Greenwich street.,
ae me pleasure TO give yor t G my Of my
Of Of scroula ophamia at. she had been
sq 40 E ss ad
patients despair of her being cured by
S:as sfiisy @ Ges
@ si in ss 6S her
member y The o't grateful n! . I'm .
Or % sSGSS With s csd cbd he object
| will be secured BY relieving suffering humanity
WASH ASH A. iiD' BhhR siEIiIEsTFT9 Y. sN.
| s26 I'm m 22 Eighth Avenue.
DOURTE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH.
ever discovered IT,. suecc.sal sIrpati0n Of that
during the late spring and been spilled and
ted by thousands OF Ladies and Gentlemen and in no one
An IMMEDIATE AND RADICAL CURE.
IL recommended by the celebrated and skfu physi-
selves Of its benefits and thus clear head and laxu
mt hair II for sale by its propretor-prce 81 the
bottle and IS cents the single wash IN the shop.
oil ]msec Il fUooEDpO, h fark row.
BUSINESS is BUsINESS-Thereore If you wish share
p y anus. a ySs ay 'ef on an" F6rSR #
ron NJ the Office Of the Locomotive Printing Engine, lis
Jon street near Pearl whore you have all kinds of Job
Printing the first style the lowest cash prices, and
Gard. printed at hours notice If required. o4 im.r
VALENTINE has removed his Engraving and Printing
Establishment from John street. to No Bsekman street,
Loveoys Hotel) opposite the Brick Church, New York
Wedding, Visiting nvation and Professional Cards exc
uted in the first style oil the art as regards the superiority o
the engraving neatness Of the printing and the whenes ard
brancy of cards Persons furnishing their own cara
plates have them printed the approved and sshon
ible style of cards, prices TO suit the times
adjoining cities towns respectfully invited 70 cali ann
examine the specimen books, and from araney OIL 90
select tn their taste - ~
ZONES PURE EXTRACT OF $1,000 RsArAdh " LA
CANDY-One single % cent package wrsn.eu 70 oVn,
tain eight ounces of the medical properties OF tne pus oo
only not minerals y you are .a,e. a.
trv tbs. YOU will find its effect thus VIII eheI he
"a ,ne tbosr afflicted with any disease ms Sarsaparis
cnss ~ permanent health good extract should De pnmseu
,b bsr natter heat should be used IN preparing this
Tbs extract has all these adgsntages give II one tal can
recommend il for any disease for which sasss
oiis Is remedy this is sold for Is cents package orhve
r eli at the Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham stree,
n T. Agents, Zeber Ledger Buildings Phsdelpna N
ling STATE street Boston; 81 State street Albany m
Hayes lS9 Fulton street Brooklyn; Wsms, rs oro'a w.
Newark; and Pudney, 33l Main street Poughkeelsie.
$50 m~r
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
IN. pnbfc that the Mansion House is now located IN In
outsider street No CT the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
and vegetable market having commodious family apartments
arranged in the order,
person employed procure permits to land passengers
baggage &c who will board vessels Immediately after the visit
OF the officers.
B.Visito this Island should procure passport from
the spanish Consul the of embakEton, to obvate diff
hculties and Inconvenience =
sal 6mec WILLIAM FULTON.
IMPORTANT TO lNVALIDS AND VISITORS TO
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
? X o G. RES S Fl o T K l.,
IN the village of Ceuo three miles from Havana This
blishment is adymtageously situated properly fitted
and attended atordng the benefit of country life without
excluding the comforts and pleasures of the Capital
venting timely attendance 10 business Every attention is
promised by the the Satisfaction of their visitors
CHARGES.
Boarding for single person in 90 day
y " two or three persons in ROOM 81 50 Gay
each person
With aTies particular may be entered into
n B.-OmnDussss running from morning till night be-
the Cero and Havana making the trip half hour
sA I'm
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COPPER--lOO cases quality English sheahing Cop
" PER- from TO % just received per recent arrivals an
oI2 &c H. X, COLLINS h CO. IS South street:
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Music

MUSIC.
JOSEPH KAN MERER, professor of music respectfully
his aud the public in general that lac
has removed from SO Crosby 1876 Lauren street, where all
orders for his Coton Band wait parties etc. in
Of will be thankfully received and promptly attended
Orders for X will also be received Mr. W. Dubois music
utore BroadwaN m
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PIANO FORTES.

John PETHICK respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has on hand at his old establishment
NO 2Ui Blocker street,
choice of Piano Foes which he will sell on the
reasonable For touch and tonehose important
considerations with players of expeence-he would readily
challenge comparison with the best Pianos and
durability he refers to the and frequent onmenda
tons of his by various professors who have nsed
them for the last twelve The comprises
patterns both of rosewood and mahogany Of octaves
and eighty notes, full German scale.
New York Sept. 18th, Si3. SCI lmsec
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GONE TO INGERSOLL'S GREAT BOAT AND OAR
- BAZAARS-At this establishment be found every
what he has done and then Judge of what he
his establishment built the following unrvalled boats
The Swift Sure of New Foundand; the sixteen foot sailing
pnky TroubleT the homp Of tlorlgats aud the Paul Ply
the noble Cmba; the O. w. Chapman the forty foot racer
for the United States ship Oho the barge Empress for Florida
others equally great
Oars Sweeps and ScusIhis branch Of his business is
truly worthy Of attention Look the prices only three aud
four pence foot All the SOULS for racing dressed by the PRO
pretors hands Those that the last be-
seen al his office. Sixty Boats always hand Visit his
Bazaars II you desire treat Al work delivered free Of charge
C.. L. INGERSOLL,
,e 400 aud ii Water aud nl Cherry proprietor
s2i im~r
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TO PRINTERS.
EOR SALETwo founts Of Type. Mnion and Sonpa,,g M,
L which have been used onlthe New forE henio A'P'
a this oHcs.
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j. ,Ukla'S
CHEAP pYEING ESTABLISHMENT

CHEAP DYElNG ESTABLISHMENT.
MR SORA begs leave respectfully inform his friends and
WI the public ia general owing the depressed state
he times he has reduced his price IS per below the
lar charges.
Ladies wishing their dresses sawls &C. Died OF
pressed will find much their advantage by paying him
visit Gentlemen will also do well calf with such articles
will be attended co. and the %teles done up in the
His branches No 27 Blocker ST. No 352 Bowery and
35T Grand Also branch 20 Fulton Brooklyn
Newark ~ j., of Broad and Washington Place
Merchants have all kinds of goods dyed and Put
their original forms and on moderate terms.
PRINCIPAL Office 400 sarl st. au20 3msec
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MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
Iu GEO. Il. GREEN, Nos. ITO Chatham and
cry will keep constantly op hand full and complete assot
toas, made the fashionable style, to which he would
respectfully invite the attention Of those IN want As he has
made arrangements Cloths, Cassmeres Vestings,
every packet and secured the OF experienced
Cutters, he pledges himself give perfect satisfaction all
who may purchase.
~ B-Gaments made order the shortest notice, and
with strict punctuality. o3 lm@r
CENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.-Cientle
" families DESTROYS of their left off
apparel into cash, obtain the the highest caah
price.
To families and gentlemen quitting the CITY, changing resi-
dence having superuous effects to dispose Of vii lind i
much their advantage send for the subscriber who will
H. LEVETT,
No. 6 John New lork
line through the Post Office, otherwise, will receive
prompt att ntion,
CLOTHING cleaned altered and repaired. old m~ec
N0TlCEGents having off Clothing which they want
~ dispose Of WILL by leaving their address w. Smp
Wilson's old established store 10 Chatham street be
called their residence. All kinds Of off clothing
watches musical, mathematical INSTRUMENTS sextants, quad
rants pistols. guitars, &c. bought and sold at No.
Chs tham street
n. b. All kinds of carpenters tools bought oil m.r
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TO THE LADIES.
DINGLETs, FINE AND WIFE CURLS, BRAIDS
N Frzettes Plan Bands, Bows Head Dresses, Net Caps
Shell Combs and other Ornaments suitable for decorating La
dies Heads.
M. u Nj. LARUE,
Manufacturer and WhoiesGte Dealer,
l62 Canal, corner of Varick,
have hand large, and splendid assortment of the
above articles which they selling greatly reduced prices
They of the latest fashions aud manufactured
their and peculiar marting beau
tul rich nstre the hair and durability to the curl unat
tanned by any other manufacturer. :.
Old Curls altered pattern, and made to look like
trifling expense.
A liberal allowance made to retailers. SIG lmsr
VIM T. JENNINGS IL co.
DRAPERS AND TAILORS, 23l Broadway, American
- Hotel opposite the Fountain solicit attention
of seasonable goods including Cloths Cassmeres Vest
ngs, &c. in all the and styles under the
that the of small profits and quick returns
which has elected liberal patronage, will be continued,
while arrangements such will enable 10 fill all
ders in future with promptness.
feature in the establishment, which must commend to
requiring articles for immediate USE the addition
stock of Of first quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting of
Surtous, Frocks,
Dress Coats, PantaloOns,
Vests, Once Coats,
Travelling Frocks, Dressing Gowns. &c
A choice collection OF
Silk aud Satin Scarfs, CTavat,
Handkerchief, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c.
At prices which must offer inducements purchasers.
BIN
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SRA TO LET, AND POSSESSION GIVEN IMMt.
1.:H DIATELY-The pleasant and desirable story House.
IN. No 45 Greenwich street The is de-
will be let moderate terms, with the privilege after
the lst May For particulars, inquire the premises
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A FOR SALE OR TO RENT-The Premium Mills
:3 with II II of stones with all Of its
,e rhnery, situated two miles from New Rochelle
County and State Of New York and in mmed
proximity the city of New ork for
business in -four and grind and rack 100 $50 barrels
each day could be employed for
other which might require extensive power The
for the oyeu the Premium
Mills and their proximity to New YORK, the facility of
transportation afforded immediately adjacent way of
navigation direct the Mills from port the f.c
s for business tonsbe to these desiring such
Esq New Rochelle NJ Y, Kelloggsvlle, or to SILAS
WOOD, ESQ, SO Br ad street, New ork.
New Rochelle. August %. l8a3. o66tr
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JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS.

KEDUCED PRICES.
HE subscriber constantly receiving fresh supplies Of the
above Justly celebrated pens which he offers the trade
very low In addition the styles we'll known he
hrs recently introduced the following patterns, viz
Nos l. and Principally Pens, fine, fine aud medium
points
No sCaligaphic Pen-a prime article pictorial cards,
views of celebrated places.
Nos 9and oWashngton Penvery fine point, and elastic,
on superb cards.
In evidence of the high estimation in which these Pen,
held the following statement is made -
The number Of Pens nufactured at the works OF
JOSEPH elliott
from Dec. l84i, TO Dec. 1Si2,
1852 O02.
The public cautioned to be their guard against spur
mile Of MIR. Gillott's signature. For sale by
HENRY JEsSOP, Importer, 81 John street,
A good supply of Windles and Mosey & Co.'S London
Pena $40 m sec
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k&k FOR LIVERPOOL-British Vessel-The well
@$ Known know, fast sailing British ship CHESTER. John
engaged, will have quick despatch for the aboye port
Pae. about shipping colonial domestic produce, will
find the Chester most desirable conveyance.
For freight or passage APPLY 70 the subscribers
ROCHE, BROTHERS CO., IS Fulton st.,
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/fSSSxSNY@Y WEST-Sixteen hours advance of the
LEzkaEXH9oY $: Mail-Tri:Weekly Line to savannah,
ss =, Macon and the West-The splendid steam
packets GENERAL CLINCH, Capt J. p; Brooks, and
~ Tcesday T III sd and saaTd1 morning oc9cL
ing Savannah the day and will leave Savannah on the
days above O'Clock NJ after the arrival OF the
ears from Macon.
Travellers will find this 70 be the cheapest and eIped
MP In superior style and expense pains will be spared
certainty comfort aud expedition pab
lie. JOHN B. LAFITTE, Agent,
Fitzsimuons Wharf, Chasisston.
Charleston September, l843. Al; sasr
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,kHN FOR LIXERP0OL-Resalar packet Of the 25h
kFEXH Ocober-The well known fast sailing packet ship
above, being her regular day.
Her accommodations for cabin, second cabin and eerage
passengers are unsurpassed by vessel and
curing berhs should make ,arly applicationon to
JOS. McMURRAY, 100 Pine street
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1SSxsm II IN Eo SPA 4 STEAMER AVE NATcH
Zw%0 Vi!lair, commanders will leave the port Of
-SaGAS4s14 New York on Wednesday, Nov Is for Ha-
-~Ao--.-n vana direct. The NATCHEZ has been
newly coppered eftted with boilers and point
gance and general comfort cannot be surpassed.
E3r particulars for passsge, apply to JOAN r. STAN.
OfE, Ascr Honse who will accompany the Nachez
ol2 tonlsr JOHN r. STANHOPE
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