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Medical Aid.

mr. GREGORY, u Gold street, his post usual day
and night aeviatng the mental as we'll bodily suengs
Of those who may be SO unfortunate as to need his friendly
malades called private" the Doctor has published usatiss
called The uL icon," in which he shows how the
forms OF may be prevented we'll cured and al
90 the M I'd q regaiaing as well retaining MANLY VIC
deo also the chapters certain habit Of youthful IN
complaints incident the tender will be found friendly
yet silent monitor As the various forms and symp
ngwhethe the throat bones BE- liberated OF however
ample and competent for Of the disease and restoration
of the constitution
The chapter on structure mmen importance those
who have formerly been afflicted and perhaps ndeeutly
may be only half cured II well known that Structure the
almost vabe consequence of the disease hen badly treated
when the disease suffered 70 remain too long without being
cured-it reference this circumstances that
pie have been benefited erusa Of the LITTLE volume here al
,eady and is sold fifty II will be BY mail any dis
tance postage paid the receipt Of ST. which also be
DOCTOR GREGORY,
sl8 lmsrc Sc Gold street. New York.
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MADAME RESTELL
PUBLISHED DAILY BY

N. W. COKNF.H FULIUN AND NASSAU STREETB.
The NEW YoRK HEnALp-A Daily Paper, issued every
morning Of the wees-prlce TWO CENTS copy Country
Subscribers furnished the specific period,
remittance in advance No unless paid in adj
oclock--prce SIT AND QUARTER CENTS copy-fur-
nshed Country Subscribers - advance
at the rate for specified period.
Connssrosnrrgs are requested % address ths ieer, y
neMu o0bogF - psssrs'AW
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M yVYUcT

M. WISE,
FROM GERM ANY.
Most respectfully informs the Of New York. and the
public general that he has located hmsfn this CITY, and
.or,%en. q Spectacle. and Reading Glasses Gold Silver
he is partly known by his annual visits Sa.oga Springs
the last nine that by his knowledge Of the optical
Person. with weak be supplied with gas,s.
attention called style OF perspective ground glasses
Of the finest Hint which, through their high polish and
mended he best in their effects the eye for
Shortghted persons such have operated upon
also be ued He inserts likewise glasses Of
superior quality in old frames and soic the Of all
in want OF his articles Please call at
NJ WISE, Optician,
81 3m*rc 4T Broadway.
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d. M PEYSER " co.
Nn I'D .IOhn nj rect and .{Eg HrORt.vvav.

Lave received by arrivals and keep constantly
hand large and tasteful selected of French and
German articles for Embroidery and Fancy Goods which they
offer for sale at wholesale and retail viz -
Berlin Zephyr Worsed, German Worsted Canvas. Floss
French Purse Twist shaded and plain; Gilt and Syered
Beads Purse Ornaments Bracelets Jet Combs and Bracelets
Wire Baskets Gill and Steal Clasps for Bags and PURSES
Gl snd sered Hair Pas, Combs, Fringes Braids Cord
Tass.is, Necklaces, Slices, SIC.
splendid Of all kind of Tansels, Chenille Cord
sad Chenille 80
Catton Frluges and Gimp all colors and
Utica
Oiled Silk French manufacture white yellow and
49, D aro-c
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REVUE FRANCAIsE.

DES FAMILIES EFT DES PENSIONNATS.
This the title Of a new French Monthly fsriouica just
published IN New York -,
This Review contains parts the hrs OF " pages aiss
so colnmns il devoted young p~rsons or 70 any
student OF The Fsneh Language dssr 7. &
by the readue short novels hstonca ahecooe
&c rfrcty Zee frm any thing WHICH sefnuigus parents
might find Objectionable the ground OF immoral or rregous
tendency.
The second pr, Of IS pages also large syo in two columns
viii give 10 the prime pals schools ard the friends of
literature, scientific and literary news critical review sss
publications. ~ general interest and photographer list Of
books lie Tor Schools Of and Of all the
French publications of The whole stitched
Yearly subscriptions ayabe in advance s. for the whole;
81 for the inst aud 81 so for the second part separate
Apply By letter. postpaid TO f. G. yERTEAU editor No.
3l5 Botdway, New YORK. where full prospectus and the
October number specimen be obtained for rs
o. lawis3w INV re
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ONION

Two DooRs FROM rms Lospog COFFEE Houss;
M k ). FLAX MAN " SHO w + l.,
(tRon BuRcHaRT's.)
TAILoRs TO Hen MAJESTY beg to return their heir
Mexico who have, during their residence IN England
literally favored them with their support, and at the
desire aud aim will he the high credit their house
has attained by supplying the best goods at moderate
charges
" B.-A large assortment always ready for inspection.
90 Itnsr
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| TO MARRIED LADIES.
| MADAME RESTEII,S PREVENTIVE POWDER

MADAME RESTEII!S PREVENTIVE POWDERS,
in Europe but France PARTICULAR for upwards thirty
sss one Rs{
The ,e s Of he dopS the happiness. the health nay
ss1 Ss IT,
but the Offspring a' y not 100
s % ave sy'fs
eSs oa
their lives .usgnE the Of labor tong 6u;
a a % %aS
hove s s widow iaS m ua hs q %
tuous to save her atheres offspring rsm becoming
though plenty smile how often alqs
scda s s % % S snd s @
MON Of his bosom ere had scarce reached age thirty
ps s' sf iHn 5 s e Ike s .s
'aS p.
%s soa e { Desirable. %ssS fs ae. e %a
for parents to increase their families
&C. healthy sas yell s % @ ou Mhs
fh advertiser feeling the importance Of hi, subject and esi
% Ss sy es % Up
Of the f 70 %Se %e 4 aSs
and 6sS n Ss n Su ] s
Price five dollars package accompanied with full aud part.
All sa AMI + I'D sn sssf;:ss e
hours 4 NJ 'osp Boston office No s'
NB-Ihose enclosing money need notpay postage y2s re
MADAME RESTELL.
EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office AID residence i4s Green.
witch street, between Coursndt and Liberty streets where
she consulted with the arctes confidence on complaints
inc dent to the female Frame
Madame Resel experience and knowledge in the treatment
Of obstinate female rrs1u soppage, suppression,
&C. is such as to require but to effect perfect cure
other ndsposon will be accommodated during such time,
with private and respectable board. .
preoarious health orbds rapid increase Of family will be
sent by mail to any Of the United States Price S. Pack
age. All letters (pos padl addressed to boz s6s, New o,
Boston Offca No. J Essex street.
&. N B.-Those enclosing money need not postage.
NJ B.-Aiadame RESTELL wvaId iniorn iaaies residing
out OF the city whose health would admit Of travelling,
that she would devote her personal attendance upon them in
part OF The United States within reasonable distance j9
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u IL. DIUSSY,
OCULlST
AND OPHTHALMC SURGEON
No. 10 Chambers ID. doors w. or broad vxav
NEW YORK,
CONFINES his PRACTICE TO DEAsks OF THE EYE and Op
raons upon that Organ and u appendages Artificial Eyes
inserted Dr. d. has for The last eight years devoted BE atisn
on almost exclusively 70 nv important branch Of The proe
sion, having been pupil OF Dr. EoTT subsequently, his
sistnt and later practising at Charleston c. Foa OrraA
mo isrsts. Ohhcs hours fron A. NJ toSP NJ
u lmsee
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ROM AN EYE LSAM,

ROM AN EYE BALSAM,
FOR WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES,
This valuable Balsam has been used for many
- years, in prayate practice, by the most celebrated
2~U Ocuists in this and foreign countries, and may
be confidently relied upon the safe and
speedy for weak infiamed eyes, arising
from any that has been offered the world I
cua operation removing all unhe, thy action in the
vessels Of the and adjacent substituting healthy
which results in perfect The afflicted in.
vi!ed to try and be convinced n small Jars price Is cents
Retail Chemists and Duggists 273 Broadway Chambers
street, (Gaue Buildng) and 10 Fulton II East Broad
A5 lmseC
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CORNS, BUNIONS AND BAD NAILS
C. III Il T. II

LITTLEFIELD, CHIRoPopIsT, takes this method to in
.. form citizens and strangers visiting New ork that he still
his successful Cos Bunions Club and
Inverted Nails the Merchants Exchange Bathing Rooms, Al
William three doors below all street, and al has resi-
dence, All Bowery, OK door below 10th
All orders punctualy attended in part Of the city,
without extra charge.
Office hours from A. NJ. to o'clock p M. At home
ing and evening. sill lmeodsec
HALLOCK'S CASTOR OIL CANDY
rs highly approved Of the best mode of administering
valuable medicine embarrassing pleasant the taste
they will readily whatever is given them IL may be used
@ended Common colds all binds Of coughs, bowel som-
ing irritation. Manufactured by A. G. HALLOCK, at i
Spring street, and neatly protected from the air and
IA EACH with full directions for that the Pro-
Sold by Druggists cities and general through
the country. sill lmsec
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III A X p 8.
r. BROWNE offers for sale, 1856 Broadway, large
y elegant of Double and Single Action Harps
The rich tfianey Of Tone shness Of touch perfect mec
and beautiful finish OF these Hars be excelled
Warranted bear the Of climate and European prices
The attention Of the musical world generally de-
sired. Harps repaired Strings Instruction Books &c
J. f. BROWNE u CO., (from Evard;)
London aud New York, established 1910
The first aud talent Europe this
country, prefer THESE HarIs all Others. lind,
piASU fUhl Eo.-JOHN fEIHILk, lonneIy Aiandy
Petlck. informs those good Piano Fuftes, thai
he has his Old Establishment 20 Bleeeker Of Han
street. choice Of Piano Fores from
seven octaves which for external finish internal qualities
second TO made in this country in Europe.
Old Pianos taken exchange their value Pianos
tuned aud repaired.
The knicksrbocke line OF pass the door every three
minutes in the day. $40 I'm snc
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TO TAILOhS

THE Second Edition of Stnemes celebrated work
thug garments OF every description style OF elegance
unequded, publ shed and ready for delivery Those
avail themselves of the advantages be de
rived from the Of the Instructions contains would do well
obtain copy without delay. The book IL by II inches
square aud elegant diagrams OF all the styles
OF garments the present day with full and ample
tions for cutting aud scientific he follow
ing few Of the highly respectable Who testify
10 the merits OF the book
The dersgned being practically acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treaties Cutting Garments, with pleasure recommend
work complete and Practical
pcaton cutting heretofore published either
IN Europe America.
Henry SON. Daniel Cutter Stats u Banker, Charles
Cox, f.. w Tryon Co.. b. h. Horner, James Daily, John
Aayldnd j. H. Banker.
The above obtained of the author No. li3 Broadway
New York. slB Inns re
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FRESH IMPORTED STOCK OF
FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH WOOL

FRESH IMPUR I Ed STUCk Of
FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH WOOL
LENS, &c, &c, &c.
TO BE CLOSED BY NOVEMBER /, 1874
ONE Partners intending 20 retire from
" Of November beg respectfully inform
that made necessary close stock before
day The Goods have been by the latest arrivals
and consist in part Of the following VIE
French Broad Cloths,
Cassmeres and Vestngs, German Castor Besven,
Broad Cloths,
Three-fourhs and siy ouths Doeskns and Cassineres
English Broad Cloths
Cassirneres, Beavers Pilots, Lion Skins, Blankets
PaddIngs, Worsted 5tnHs and Vestings,
In every variety, sc, &c, NC.
French, German aud English Fancy Cassnneres, NC.
Scotch Paids and Scotch Tweeds, &c.s
And Taiun' Trimmings
In
Ysp will please favor with a call, and obiigs
Your obedient servants,
NEVINS " CO.,
IAfPORTEhS
No0 CEDAR STREET NEAR NASSAU sTREET,
arc 2m~r s CUP sTAIRb.l
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sCOTT's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
} X o G cry AND WINE STORE

SUPERIOR TEAS COFFEE, SUGAR Also, Wines in
Irish and Scotch Whskey; Old Rum; Holland Gin;
London Brown Stout; Edinburgh Ale, &C., &C.. at
JOHN $. SCOTT'S
Wholesals and iteta, store, % Nassau street
Keepers who buy for cash. viii find their
give this establishment call Goods Of the city
of 4 Il
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FKENUH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
Nh, BRuN lARoSlERE 4 COURT, n6 William
Nav ork, by the Havre packets
W<s heir Of Fall Goods, which, for elegance
hey have riva All de ,ers and judges
iin- Invited them call and will say
they y y ao' lave The store w,shoa expressing their adm'5.
pubc Will deceiy with American Flowers French
they their Rue dc iracy No g. and de
exclas yey / french Flowers. lm~ec
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, HEAD ORNAMENTS, NC &c.
7 owIrZ BECKER, No, 81 John street. will open this
II entirely fresh stock Of French Artct Flowers.
feathers &c received BY the last packets from Hayre The
stock selected Paris by c. r. Becker late sales
m 4 h Rrnnk - &c Wiliia,. sfr 81
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE NTON TEA MPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, l2i CHATHAM STREET, N. Y.
Brunch Stores, 3l8 Blocker street, Neu York,
36I Grand street, Suffolk,
si Greenwich, Fulfon,
1l6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
90 ChesfnH and IS North FIFTH street, Philadelphia
II ffdn0per street Boston.
INVITE the attention u City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several they think
will be found by far the best selections Of and
Teas in the United States The universal popularity and
of their house with reference high low prices
and upright dealing well understood render further
Howquas Black Observer" Strangers will be particular
remember the number Of the principal Chatham
I'LL between Pearl and Roseve The public will
also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea Company
have nothing do with other stores those described
at the top Of this advertisement. au23 3msec
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SUDA BISCUIT AND SUGAR. CkACkEkS.
THE Subscriber wishes 70 make known @ the Public, that
city by the above entirely different from the Soda
Biscuit and Sugar Crackers made at his Bakery which have
gsson for more than twenty years with the best results
perhaps good for health wholly unfit for the
lick The above Biscuit and Crackers, also Buues Bscuit
Navy Bread all Of ~, first quality constantly for sale
Warren EPHRAfM TREA DWELL.
I'VE 6msnct su MIA y. T11T57 -'I-T7. x
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GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA.
LAW AGENCY.

No. 10 CITY HILL PLACE, NEW YORK,
TTORNEY and Counsellor At Law Solicitor and Coun.
"A seor in Chancery &c &c. begs inform his friends and
the public generally that he has Just returned from business
That from having been for several engaged in the
tce of the Law % London and for the pss SIX similarly
CONDUCT such law business England and adjacent
70 be attended to; and with this view, II W. on his recent
journey made with the most eminent lazy
has been able the efficient agents and coespon
dents 10 those places
T. therefore beg offer his services Europeans and
Others who need his assistance IN relation
kind Of legal business the old world and such
choose favor him with their patronage that the
unexceponeble references will be furnished IL equiredand
guarantee that business conded his
will be attended to- and conducted with industry skill and
fidelity and the reasonable s28 Inn rrc
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MA G. N~DE ODE,

No 90 Canal atreet
MADAM D BEHRMAN bsgs leave 70 inform Der friends
that Ne opaaag for the fall and WINIER FAsHioss,
Ais han, Saps, Head presses, French Flowers Fshers
atoooi o he enoiess styles tcariuy sele ted by her
assAt 4 tkls.l togeihef with a variety o
.PANs AN MILLINERY FOR LADIES TOILETS.
Wv AK u sss on Monday, the III Ociobs MADAM soicits
NJ de, sac Al a street
Wv York q toher Sd. 1874 OF imsec
f,hio MiLi-IsEhf.
MISS Z. GoDEFRoY. $40 Broadway, opposite the
1A Carlton House, i'll Tuesday the 9th her
assortment Of Fall and Winter Millinery, Emboidee Ma
terials for Dresses, Fancy Articles,
prices .i7 lmsm
A PARIS Millinery ESTABLISHMENT
IN NEW YORK
RARENSE CO., patronized BY the Court Of FRANCE
~ and belgium, Of IA Place Vendome, Paris have the
hco OF making known the Ladies of the United states
and those Of the city of New York particularly that hey VIII
open branch Of their well known and fashionable Millinery
Estsbshnent c1 Thursday aSth Of s<ptembeI the
corner Of Broadway and Grand tennee No ia orand
sr~eS.1
The branch this city will under the Immediate superin-
tendance prinepe ladies OF the Faris house no
LADIES' RESPECTFULLY solicited the saloons where tey
will always md recherche article IN the millinery line
fronn Psris, ey the Packets they arrive. . -.
They would also inform those engaged IN me millinery
bGsaess hr OF the Union, that all articles
and the latest tashions DO
sapY their opened 70 the public this city
Orders panet1.lly threaded TO- s2 lmrc
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s 6. .ss and ;ss.s sss
WITH ssl. coa
smo0,Sas prpep. hos sia an. Sa's
s,s; Ety. f'' Ss :.,sssa
WATCiEs WATCHES AID JEWELRY-Tho.e
w who Mh to larshsss Cold "a sn silver W.,hs Cold
pse ;'d I'd
Y sSI ~ S;s:; sss'
fS9s he
e . w,'s 4 m \! ,sr;lr
5 OK P,sTol e L.
and Broadway which ~ without regard
'fssi nv Ssps
w be paid TO visitors, and their comfort carefully
G %1%%n - OK PERMANENT :. M .% 81
5 n s.1. ::;;s sa::
is Delightfully."- situated and cannot fail to please Transient
board. 81 re, day. - $40 m.m
TO Old 10JN,TKYMESSTVKs%ii small 2; l.Iy;
he
81 d p%srs .p at il %
he # san "a Viz leather A. ar
T77S FLAIED Lt.AR flFE.-A new ,aTicIr, Of .uper.r
manufacture, 23 West street. Johnson Brothers
Water price that of ordinary Lead Pipe. Al
yG Is Is %.e It's quality is warranted y w. LowBER
GREAT SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE.
THE following tribute from the Rev T. CLARxE Of New
Orleans to the accommod' ton afforded by the North CARO-
GRna south C,lcna Georgia and Montgomery s. a Hoad
Having recently returned from VISIT u my irends az the
North and this being the period which those of citizens
making return hermit me- through the 6a
journey by the Great Southern RoSsa bs"s much
and sxceence 3peed travel
ling and certainty in arriving at the times engaged:
have personally travelled this route SIX times and
other aud each succeeding nd more OF fellow
citizens who travel by preference TO the others and feel
sondea, that those Who make a Of VIII thank me Tor
advantages should occupy Of valuable than
am willing to do and win, therefore, merely that the
excellent and that part Of the route which
the States the connexions, the horses OF the best
description, and the drivers uniformly courteous and gentle
manly c,,o;n .,,,eD.o Of the d;Gsreo, Mace. and
periods Of starting the Leaving Baltimore in the fine
Bay in the afternoon, morning take the
rail road Wilmington N Co. where will arrive IL
take the boat Charleston arriving A. NJ Thence BY
rail road NJ TO Augusta Ga and by the Georgia rail
road Social Circle whence proceed by the rail road stage
p NJ to Mobile arriving there in thtysix hours aud then
here by splendid Bay boats which stand need Of
recommendation from
With the hope that this communication be OF to
- Respectfully, I. CLARKE.
New Orleans, September g, 1874"
Franklin House. ia this city extend passengers in
formation in relation to this superior route to New Or
leans. o5 iw-rc
MARTELLE u HOLDERMANN,
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FIFTY OUNCES pLATINA,

FIFTY OUNCES pLATINA,
IN PLATE and wire of best quality received from
France, which offered for sale by Dr. Lewis Feuchwan
ger No. 60 Maiden Lane
n. b. knosoe, Metallic Bismuh, Hyposulphide Soda,
Rose Pink Purple Lake Red Lake, pulp and dry Euen
Rouge yeratga Wood Naha Nitrate Of Bay,es and sron
~ on hand by Dr. Lewis reuctwanser; No 60 Maiden Lane
sI1 ltnro dsrrr
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PRINCES AND GIMPS.

FhlNbES AND lJlhPS.
A BRAHAM kASTOR, Importer 1913 Broadway has lust
"A eed BY he havre packets Louis Philippe, St Nicho-
las iches DOeas. and Sally line and large
OF the beautiful bullion trnges
and rich hd made G'mp fo trmnngs black silk Laces and
Thread Laces Buous Cord and Tssse and
front for dresses Bousles and pla all coors
BIZ onges Gimps OF French Embroderies thread
Lace Nel, Thread Points Thread Lace Collars and ufs
Sik Blond Trimming aees rich velvet AID silk erbroidersd
slveed aud steel Beads Clasps for Bags aid furss Velvet
Ribbons Nd Gloves, aud sty Of Smyrna Laces, and
many other articles descrbeal of which he
oh-a ~ et,n.i- whoes,i- aud retail s21 Nv sec
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TO xt.SIUkE AND MAZE IHE HUMAN HAIR a
SPLENDID NATURAL ORNAMENT.
TO BEAUTlFY, DRESS, CLEAN AND FORCE ITS

FOR THE Low PRICE, OF THREE sHILLINGs
II this Is not one Of the hair humbugs Of the day at ST. We
expect you buy than warrant
following qus lit Will force the hair grow any
cart where nature intended hai, to grow stop falling off
For dressing the hair soft and silky nothing exceeds this II is
indeed the economical article made for the
hair II is cheaper than the trash called hair oils and will
keep hair order with application twice as long
other article made,
Sold-prce shings bottle-at the sign Of the Anne
Eagle, 90 Chatham street. New York; 39 Fulton
Brooklyn; State Boston; Ledger Buildings Phade
phia; and Pease Broadway, Albany. $40 imsm
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- II M q II "A MIS-
land OTHERS MAKING REMITT.fNCES TO
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND.
I)kAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT ON all the Branches Of
- the PROVINCIAL BANK IRELAND, and
The NATIONAL BANK, sGOTLAND,
can be obtained of RICH'D BELL,
VIM McLACHLAN,
. and DORIS Buildings, Hanover st.
Also, BILLS on the BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AME-
hiCA, LONDON, and its Branches in Canada, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
jy2t 2taw3migb
FREEiMScEH CEAIR s,, SOFAS AMP FANCY TABLES
LOOK al Their style of Chairs Sewing Cha Arm Chairs and
SOFAS under the det thai they beautiful and
iec N quality and finish than for sale elsewhere They
those Who have ide them acquainted with the prices Of
Others that they decidedly moderate in pric..
4. ~ +. htv. also beautiful Tables WoTkstands,
swiss Rustic Chairs lat greatly reduced prices Iron and
Pa Mache Chairs Tables &C.. with large collection Of
Parlor aud Chamber Ornaments all Of their importaons
for sails al moderate and packed free Of charge
$50 2,w is I'm m
CURTAIN MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS AND WIN
~ DOW SHADES.-The subscribers beg 10 invite the at
tenton Of their large stock of Upholstery goods
Just received from which they prepared
orders Tor Bed and Window Curtains OF the designs and
on lower than other house in the city. Their stock
will be found 20 consist Of silk and wosd de LANES abou
dsmasks Turkey red rich lace and muslin embroidered
with Painted Window Shades imported from France of
entire new patterns, and pronounced the magnificent
Shades usedas also the styles of painted Amer
SOLOMON & HART, UphoIstsrs
sN 2taws8tIu&F-nc 2t3 Broadway opposite the Park