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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL REGULAR COM
1890 MERCIAL LINE OF PACKETS. if er
Sailing to and from Liverpool, Weekly.
& m @ @
OBJ EsTABLiBHEb fAssA1E. 0FEICE. 81 SOUTH


The subscriber announcing his for the year
1892 appears befope his friends with sentiments Of
pect the able support he has received for
He like wise wishes call the attention Of those intending
send for their friends residing England Ireland Scotland
and Wales that they all times be accommodated by this
tho well known different lines packet ships sailing
from Liverpool the h 7h 18th, 10Th and 18th of each month
throughout the year. ..,.
Ii always been the study of subscriber to have the
emgrants shown cvy. and despatched without delay, and
shose who send FOR their friends satisfied thar
to sent for well all who may embark with them
and should OF those whose has been paid
bark, the mouey will be refunded without any charge.
The subscriber feels pleasure in making known the differ
ships by which his came out during the last
which has general satsacon and that he has conde
bly, extended and concluded his for the yea
The following is list OF ships -
Ships Scotland, Robinson. Ships Albanian. Lane.
Fairfield Wilson. Printice, Hopkins.
Frankfort, Russell Tyrone, Speare.
Russell Glover Howss. Wales Watts.
Hibsmia, Wilson. Westchester, Ferris. IN
Alfred, Cheever. Osceola, Chids.
Clifton, Ingersoll. 81 Cloud, Emerson.
Louisville, Allen. New York, Nivsn.
6obieskie, Emerson Warsaw, Grifhths.
Qswego, Wood. fr.f Ocean. Willard
Talbot Storey. n. Hampshire Harding.
PasRiea, Goodmanson. Robert Isaacs, Tnleman.
Virginia, Eaton. Europe, Batcheldor.
free from the different Of Ireland and Scot
land also be secured and drafts furnished for
payable at the National and Provincial Banks OF Ireland and
their respective branches and also Messrs w Robin
.cn which paid free o. charge, throughout
', 'g o!!i Gy HERDMAN, sl South street
or j.. w. ROBINSON, l6 Goree Piazzas, and
sul6 No Neptune St. Waterloo Deck. Liverpool
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RfLLs OF EXCHANGE, on all parts Of England, Ireland
and Scotland 10 Of E2 10 SIS 600 any amount,
or sale at 3. J. sYLVEsTER's, "a Wall street,
aug N.fe.f Ei.I. and 100 Broadway
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RANDOLPH MARTIN. No: ls2 West street. au2s ImsI
STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
eS Foo, of Whitehall street. -
s.sr ;sns szs.y mo hour s4s9
kRs 81 a 8 s5sa 81 n
I a,..sns g ~ VII leave RG;,on Friday
is9a r o%% s T Mss
=; XII :'ss 81 . ssss Portsmouth, Tss;
time for 2; Siss ~ 8!
:ss:: ss: III
kENSEBEC AND BOSTON.
Ho Ss 3" s:s :ssi'fk i!ssI wsls viii
ss;si and rssy fsss assass
nd rh''issy' p 'issE ;'sh T Bath
os Wi
ssisS .. iss's miles roads
ysHIS hAE EXs3 SEs sNNp ~ H 6ak
SsD,ni u T. " haacoI will making daily
and add
-. -foot OF Hammond quarter
street half past SPIKE street. r.
s.gJ ne. ~ a. half past g. A Band Of Music is
and all kinds Of refreshments will be furnished
ton an The return the Utica will remain Fort Ham
EaS 70 cents each way Il-f1IfI.iI ul.I rt
s, ne GIICA will make Afternoon Excursion around
snna on SUNDAY July 2ith continue every Tues
aSy .Te ann sunday and Leave Ham
the city st7 o'clock. = - '"- anu arrive !"
Fare % cents each way. ixosom,
BST Tss P PEI EsssaicNn T Dozen
Cap,sia All.ire viii leave New Yor from fulton
Market Slip East River, morning
Bank Thursday which day the boat goes TO Eaton
town Docs) Returning, will leave at o'clock each dav
The Ioss will above, navigation and weather ne n;,
ting, until further notice. ~ r ~ '''
All freight and baggage the risk OF the owners beveof
June ~, 1872 je2osmc
SALT25oo sacks Salt Ashtons Backburns factory filled
chasers, by r.. X. COLLINS Il Co -
auSh 8 South street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE CRYSTAL.

he Oh - AL,
CORNER IF WALL g. BROAD STREET
We onoiscur. am Epct who hrong the Money! street.
When you Dry topn ana Try, the iiock that there you'll
Well do best, ana .he WIN any house IN town.
THE Propreto of the a. owe estabish"em will take pride
redeenns the above ieage ana ,hey VIII permit no ar
L. cn,,d da
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TO DEALERS IN BLACkING.
TNRY 1T ONCE-The Eureka Blacking-This is a ne w ar
ce of Backing and qualities great superior
all other kinds
it sotens and preserves the leather imp arn brilliant
polish with half the usual labor required of the com
mon Backing
1t further that requisite long soua hit for in the
peculiarly of the composition becoming hard dry or
mouldy by age. t
Dealers Backing call i've ampc
of the article gratis Perfect satisfaction tied every
Manufactured by j. M. JOHNSON No. 4 Spruce ST.
Near Nassau, New York.
The firm Of Burgess Co. is this day dsol, ed by mutual
consent. The business in future will be conducts d by
au27 lm~m j. M. : DHNSON.
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Punetuay regards the day of sailing will be observed
heHtoore The price Of outward now liked at One
Hundred Dollars for which ample stores of every description
which will be furnished BY the stewards.
--i GOODHUE x CO, 81 South St,
c. II. MARSHALL, 80 Burng sip, N. Y
je2l lyh Barring BROTHERS x CO., L'pool.
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SALT25oo sacks Salt Ashtons Blackbun's factory filled
landing from ship Sheridan, and for sale in lo pur
chasers, by E. X COLLINS Co,
aush Sc South street.
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ro j. +. CARROLL>S
INDICATED VAPOUR BATHS IS CoG ulandt street
" will afford immdiate relief all those who
fcted with lumbago, coughs, colds &c Tn changeable
weather admonhes all rid Of their colds pos
sible. au2t Iwr
WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LCW-Ihe sub
w scIibsr constantly receiving direct fro the manu- fac
all descriptions Of Gold and Silver Leve Anchor Es
capement Lepne, and Verge Watches and splendid
Paens gold and sve pencils gold chairs, eys &c. Which
Gold Watches as low, as rs 10 20 dollar, each
ewery exchanged bought, Ali watches keen
best and warranted much less than the usual
prices, by one of the best workmen in Aner,ca-
: rf.'4 q. e. ALLEN
.-.r Importer of Watches and Jewelry.
au23 w~r Wholesale and retail, 80 Wall up tax
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LIZ Il O4NOs
JONES' 26 Plat street, wishes TO inform his fei ads
y. his style will not be ready beors the first wsek
he offers at the following Uices -
Best English BrocadeN 81 so
& q French % 90
Twist. 200
I" Engish
Figured Satins 80
Mohair Over Goats,
( Ssserat hands wanted. au1r Imsr
( CHINESE LEMONIA.
N ENTIRELY new and splendid article for the TOILET.
SURPRISING IN fsgraney any article Of the Lind that has
ever been introduced this Every housekeepe
will highly appreciate indispensable family nvgo
tor. -...-
Also Lavender Pine Apple, Vanilla and Cologne highly
with variety of fragrant odors liquid
FORM sale wholesale and retail the Depot of Health
and STRENGTH so Canal street. door Of Broadway
{ au30 over A. " H. WEBB. Agent
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The death OF young Maky, whe was killed by
the Engine No. ~ running over him, is adding one
more TO the hundred of similar accidents, that are
constantly occurring in this country. During the
fire on SUNDAY evening, as of the engines was
running at full speed down the hill in Nassau, near
Liberty street, boy stumbled, and three others fell
over him the street Is narrow, and densely
crowded, and 1t was impossible to stop the engine,
but they most providentially escaped, though most
narrowly, from being crushed TO death. These ac-
cidens can be easily prevented, and in this pre-
vention much will be done TO improve the fire de-
partment OF our city.
Let an ordinance be passed to prevent engines and
hose being drawn by any other than by
horses, is the case throughout every part OF Eu-
rope
The alarm of fire is often made, and fires are
even kindled, to have run with the engines, and
all the rencouners AID mobs among firemen, have
always occurred after fires were over, on their re-
turn home and how many hundreds OF young men
have lost their lives by over-exerlion, h9morrhages
from the lungs, and injuries received at these runs
with the engines, which often two and three
miles, in the worst OF weather
Let one or two dollars be paid TO every hackman,
who takes the engine to the fire.
In England, even in the provincial towns, it is no
with which horses taken out of hacks, cabs and
private carriages, and attached to the fire engines
which thus safely and speedily taken 10 the fire.
and when the fremen reach the scene of action
they are not fatigued and exhausted as must be the
case under the present mise rabe system.
This expense for horse hire in cities, should be
borne by the insurance companies; but If they will
not do IT. let be paid from the city treasury and
dragging engines with horses will do more to regu-
late and improve the fremen, reducing lh~ number
of fires and saving the health and lives OF industri
and useful men, usually poor] who thus gen.
erousy give their time, their labor, and often their
health and lives 10 the wealthy, who do not even
thank hem for it, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
where there is much i'll will among the different
fire companies, would particularly profit by this plan
AT least, let US in New York, have all the engines
and hose drawn by horses, and not make beast Of
burden out Of our noble and praiseworihy firemen
FRANKLIN
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Price Two Cents.

sion Of Colonel Copeland which he had pledged
Mrs Edmonds told me that she would give me
$4,000 for 1t then ldown.l She did give
fl 200, with promise TO give me the difference in
few days, but never since received il. All these
the bills, commission, &c. is, as ! understand,
pledged by Mrs ,Edmonds TO Mr. Hume. formerly
a carver and glider, in very large way, and now
bill-broker. This Mr. Hume is the same person
who sold up my establishment.
Mr.. JAMRs-Turn 10 debt, If you please, my
lord, TO W. Douglas, for f25,000. Since your
majority DID you get any, and what, consideration
TOR this large amount OF bills 7
Lord HUNrNGrowER--To the best of my belief
only received 10000. first commenced with him
on the 18th OF July, having previously had small
transaction on account of Montague John Smith,
who hives at Buckingham street, and also has a
house at Gravesend Douglas said TO me, il you'll
give me your bills Tor 100000 I'll give you fl0.000
Tor them, or at the rate OF los. In the pound and if
when they came 10 maturity they were not paid, he
would convert them into post orbits. He asked me
subsequently to give him warrant of attorney as
security, when he would advance me some more
but never got ii. The copies of the bills were OBJ
tanned by Mr.. Bower when went to sign the war
rant of attorney, | should otherwise not have
been able to give you Gny account OF them
Mr.. JAMEs-ln what way did you receive the
f5,0OO7
Lord HUNTNerowER-1 shall state to you to the
best of my ability. | received 81 800 when ac-
cepted the bills, E4OO as bonus tor lending my
name, f500 in f5 notes at the time of the election,
and The FL 3O0uas disbursed for election and other
expenses. / also received, on the 25lh August a
large sum which was paid in at Hea,h's Bank, An
dover, and beyond this sum of FL 700, the bills
not being then due. here wish to state that was
very much pushed [dstressed1 for money at the
time, AID had TO give Douglas receipts for more
money than actually received from him. Icannot
tell you the amount OF those receipts, but should
say probably for f7OO0, ES0O0, or 60, 900 more
than obtained, and, in fact, had but very little.
or the bills thus given by me 10 Douglas,
derstand that some are held by person named
Sherborne, hosier in the Strand, and that his bro
Their, small farmer At Hounslow, is said to have
discounted others OF them to the amount of n. ariy
E20, 600 Under these circumstances was advised
10 lille bill In Chancery to make him account for
their possession, and this morning perceived by the
papers that IL was set down for hearing this day.
Sherborne has sued me, bat has not yet obtained a
judgment.
After further examination the Court rose at a
quarter after Ave, and the proceedings are to be re-
sumed to morrow.
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"a s. HR R

From Peck Slip, East RIVER
The new and splendid steamboat NEW HAVEN, Captain
X Dcstan will leave Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day afternoon, At o'clock
Passengers for Boston will be forwarded Immediately on the
arrival of the above boats Norwich and will proceed with
out change Of cars baggage.
For further Information. enquire the office Of
- ID. b. ALLEN 80 Peek slip, up stairs
All persons are forbid trusting account Of the
above boats owners n25r
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913.
Ne M IL M

OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
OFFICE.
DA No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N: Y.
SSAGE and from Great Britain and lIei,nd by the
, uar oe Of packets sailing on the t 7th ish 18th and
The I'D R%;s ug Ps oSy.s.s folow.
SoSgSb9s. 5 sagsi1 5 Sis.''"'
s9 osFH AsEHc Se,s sssa fhs ssSS;
6 6xs5kSH Ss SssE:, R. %is'a;
Ship E,nnsssIIgs. Sss.sia Ssi"'.
sHeslSsN S; GsSai ei Dspsy.,.r.
ssGE FtEaS SiFs' c, ss,SsF Palmer
hhHf ERPooL s ts. EiU Ssasn MSids.
.s ! P i s% q 6s T
New os,n. and Mssis tire, tune, per .n,h 70 Rsl.i
sse
a & Of ia @
W
by line Of packet ships sailing
ssSss
ae:patchsS BY lis Liverpool aasn every ties o. four days
during the season. thereby avoiding any detention Those
w 1s viii WITH Ss
command preference fo this line. The
public PATRONAGE which ms been literally bestowed for
the money TesndsS . free passage can ALAG
and o,lsnS az 70 I,varpoo. 'O '' p'''
Remancrs and DrafsWith regard to his arrangements
for payment Of his drafts they such TO warrant every
Satisfaction, all the banking houses demand,
throughout Great Britain and Ireland Those there
fore throughout the United who wsh
their friends residing Of the United kinedom Will
please notice the receipt The here with and
address Of party draft for the The
pound ,renE will be Forwarded per stea ships
or by st picket ship and duplicate Of same
nrnes through the post Office For further particulars apply
III by letter poat pnidl 10
3oS r. I E5BSsSs G ss.,s f ssss.
go, end Neptune q, Waterloo Dock, Liverpool
Ia Scotland, Messn Daniel Wright q Co, GLASGOW.
la igeand-Duus peisny, Esq, Bublip; Messs Joseph
Allen Co, Belfast; Mr. VIM Carns Londcnderry; A. Muir.
ESQ COX.
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ATTENTION! ATTrNTI

u5CL svI1I>,I CT. >J,cI1,~,
DEAD This NAV nSuce Won 10 tTv Won, chance TO,,
con, sps I've with he ' no. ,h u con,s,ns
,ega,bsr Z Iio ~ ~ w wv ~ ~ .s
All nrcase who vii; buv five dollar. worth !, Tho .,ore
e. Is,I ;sn, fD.c.,nSer 40 Iii bs. dc cbscs
atsr we ly, 'neceoe'' 1851 WI" nave Tue e"ahce
70 saa s.vy s T4' and al. e rn., a,. and s,r
rlunos ~ a I'LL su'tdoe "a. sSo ~, q,
Pr, Cbnrcb ~ io'a ~ ''' hea' "as' oppo '
nd y.n,s,sn ,rs r..,sc,fly ;,r;,.d ~ v,.t The
most u l.S" III % Tse e ea
III gn,s $50; .as' can We ' anu "' WI" W e a. e'' "'
oie prices; -. e. ,. $3.50. r. .,,h.,.
v, p; .,nnI,sr -, IA. Wa;a.,r H. K,ne ~ be
French the oaeen Of England and all the principal Courts OF
Egrp1pe. 49, sn, r. p.,;,.. and Row. .,u.
Inc acies "a 9nga rshey M abd ss
l,o ns s.se o. o. % % Isna h bes,
err "a ns wn.eu ot.ies 81 ,eoL rr,,o, =, An m.
5tb II Jmusrv Is,3 At IL O'clock M ~
splendid French Cashmere Shawl that $50.
In most beautiful ox OF eucrupd with gold and
SILVER The mice of which was $50
Each perop worth will receive
ticket they choose this
ma have chance for The shawl ard the Box.
n, rson who will bnv s0 worth will be entitled to two
tickets. and so en- in progression. .,
for ma,a ne loss VIII De theIi sna on we on pI yapua
~ iS5 al ~ Clock me cke! VIII DC aIwh puso'y pe'os
me houers; ana on tne oowig aAy' uc
wiz announce .nr Ionnnse n"nne- ", y. .el2 &c
MECHANICAL OR CARCEL LAMPS
THE public invited inspect entirely stock Of
these unveiled Lamps which have Just been by The
subscribeI comprising and rich
will this season. and the finest lot Of goods
the I'm. that has been this An early
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New YoRK HERALD
y OFFICE, Nov.l, 1912.
MEssRs. PERssE & Brooks
GENTLEMEN -
Please to deliver at the
Herald Office, New York
Screen hundred and fifty
reams per t0eek of the small
sized paper % SS32- for the
Daily Herald.
Also 60 reams per ireek OF
the large sized 80 Se46 for the
Weekly Herald, for one year
from this date, to be of quail
ty equal TO this specimen
Payments 10 be made each
geek in cash, in full for that
week.
NJAAIES G. BENNETT.
We accept the above or
der and will deliver it as di-
rected.
PERSsE & BROOKS,
No. 81 Liberty street.
JAMES Rows, Witnesses
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPOR IUM M,
l2l. knfs 10 Chatham sfyecf, Nefc F0rk.

l2l, late l29 Chatham street. Nrc York.
Who'll EsALE AND RETAIL.
TIME r. A NT,CSN TEA COMPANY continue TO offev for
sale new and agrsot Tea, Of every variety and style
Their specially includes the most delicious and
powerful grades Green and Black E,eTy package bears the
ho,n,vh,v secured from tight and air that their quality and
viii remain animpsircd in climate Their svsfem
~ bnsnes perhaps scarcely TO be exceilcd
il upon utmost regard to the rights q he custom
~ espeeiaIy with esrect weight and quality and un
vailed cheapness All purchasers are called upon TO return
r,,rIcs which 10 the fullest which
he money viii be cheeraiiy and promptly refunded Coun-
v merchants public embellishments heads Of families. and
will find decided advantage to supply them
selves from this establishment.
Coffee roasted every day.
Orders from all parts Of he United Suites executed with
promptitude and de- patch. -
- The only warehouse in America FOR the sale OF Hou
quss celebrated Black Tea. Dc lmsr
CHINA GLASS OF every descr,pton-tbe cheapest m
" this city Christmas and New Year presents beautiful
umbess and lemonsdes with river flowers Of different
The above be had at other place IN this comfy
Cut and plain glass ofevery description warranted 70 be r
Der than any other mandatory,
wholesale and retail store. No John 4 and az the Gless
fnsnufactory Of STOuvENEl 70.
die imsr No. 10 Goidst New York
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- WATERPROOF BOOTs-Gum-t.lasuc sh. es
$500 and Boots and Shoes of almost all the differ
inds suitable for Also large Of
boots shoes, gaites aEd pumps for gentlemen ane
ladies' misses and cbdrens boots shoes and busns
the best quality, abundance All the above articles
and almost every the boot and line be found
the store Of A. KNOX CO.. known the Cnton Boot
Shoe Market. 2Oi Canal north OF Hudson st
anda at ,rtce ~ .snI. -one Inns
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RE NOVA L..
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT,

u removed from 1}3 Broadway 10 No. y Aston Houae
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
Garments Of egant Eashenable hind saving
GO per cent for cssh.
THE advertiser unnecessary resort to the hack
nsyed system Of list OF nominal prices presnmin9
that the length OF time he has been established together with
the extensive patronage bestowed prove a
ent voucher for his capabilities Possessing the advan.ae~ Of
ne csnhdeny assets that he can furnish Clothes which,
will be found lower than other house making
she best descriptions Of geptemen's drcss.
$40 BIN =. PHILLIPS. ? Astor House, Breadway,
GELATINE TURKEYS AND PICKLED OYS.
TIERS.
the fashion Of having these articles the
n New Years cengratulatory visit has yearly increased
have in OF the custom had brought large and
ehoce lot Of OYSTER which picking expressly Tor the
time, peculiar and STYLE and hoped thar
the desire have something nice for he occasion circular
will not be forgot The boned Turkeys will be jeed de-
cor'ed In the most ornamental sty s,d ysrsss,sd color,
$40 Fourh st, ,ois east cf Broadway.
n. BFor the convenience Of families residing dre
the orders will be received the 28th
Howes Bakery corner e and ih Ber-
rSn 20 grocery i2 East Bsadw.y Of Pike street,
sind Mr. stewads agency office, IS Fulton street. Brooklyn.
NOTICE Is HEREBY CivEN-Thst an application will
~ be made the Of the State Of New York.
II, next to be holden At the capitol the AL
bany the fist Tuesday Of January by the ahng
TN Prospect Temperance. Beneficial Society, Of the city or
New for for Act of Incorporation; and that the said so
and s OF "Ihe Warrington Prospect Temperance Bens-
fetal Society," Of the city OF New York
Dated Dee. 81, 1919.
sSs : sS$SS$5s
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"a CLINTON Cheap Boot aud Shoe Market, 500
Greenwich, Of Spring street, the only place
there be found Boots and Shoes the All
those who wear boots and shoes will do well give call La.
dies and misses buskins from g. 4 and shngs per
genemens bots from l2 shngs - par boys
boots roms hlings s. so pair. All who Vsh &c
per will call the Clinton Cheap Boot and shse
Market 500 Greeu,eirh Sprirg res d.
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&nA6 Ak
For NE better accommodation of sppers Intended
rspaeh ship from this the st h l0i 18Th 20 aud
Qua VI each month the 10th October and coanu-
ns until May when regular days i'll be appointed for the
andrr OF the whereby delays and dsappopmens
VIII he prevented during the months. The following
ships Viii commence this suans emsut:
Snip YAZOO, Captain Cornell
ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Hiiard.
snip LOUISVILLE. Captain Hunt
ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Miner.
smp GASION, Captain Latham.
Ship HUNTSvlLLE, Captain Mumford.
ship OCMULGEE, Captain Lesviu-
silip NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson
Ship ME.NrhIS Captain Knight
Sfip LOUISA, Captain milford
These ships were all built the city Of New YORK;
for packets Of light dra Of have recently been
WHY copeed and put splendid order with accommodations
tor unequaed for comfort They commanded
by exrenenced masters who will make every exeren give
general satisfaction They will all times be owsd and
lown the Mississippi By steamboats,.
Neither the owners Of these ships will be
ole ewery buiion precious Stones silver plated
for letters parce! package seat rpEt On beard
he unless regrsr Bills Il adng taken for the and
the value thereon expressed.
Yer reighf or passage, apply
f. K COLLINS CO., Sc South ST.,
HULLIN &WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orleans who will promptly forward all goods their address,
The ships of this line warranted sail puncually adj
sersed and will be taken have the goods
j measured.
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pOUQUETS FOR THE HOLIDAYs.-Bouquets for
bridal and other PARTIES composed Of the choice flow
cameas and varieties flowers da
phues he ioropss, seyas ngnonete, &c &c but
style and reasonable any cs
adjustment Gentlemen will confer leaving their
orders two days 10 advance all Of ich INK
fully received and promrtlv executed.
o2" 2~sr NIBLO u DUNLAP. 57s Broadway.
70 FAMILIES CONG SOUTH, to the West lnd,es
EuropeA respectable female "a years age, wishes TO
obtain gepteel
She would prefer going Europe would accept good
offer South West Indies. The best OF refer
gwen AddressA A A boz 1885, upper Post once, N.
York. si0r
THE ONLY PLACE
IN New York where the celebrated Shak Shirt can BE-
obtained il at JOHN NJ. DAVIES JONES,
leg William 81, corner OF John st,
Agents for the Shakers Merrimac Co N. H.
Aso-Close and open knit Drawers, flannel wrappep and
iawe and the unrvaed Shaker flannel by piece
-itis prefersble 10 style in p29 imrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-28

IA TO THE LADiES.-WM. x II. BEBEE, Fashona-
eSie Hatters, 78 Bfoidway under Howard Hotel, have
hand an extensive OF Ladies and Msses Beaver
Hats. Of their which warranted
any the city, and price, which fail to ui those
IN want respectfully invited tn call
Aiso general assortment OF CENTS Boys and Chldren's
Fur. Cloth aud fancy VeIYrt Cans m