The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-30

lovers Of crowded day and night this week.
Gen. Tom thumb grows more and more interesting and
the splendid performances which take place every after
noon and evening at land O'Clock, enough to draw
crowds at any place. more especially at the American
Museum. See bills and advertisements for further par
ticulars.
90 ALL HANDS AHOY-Pr,sisely at 10 oclsck
this day will be published in double extra New World,
Frederiks Bremers new novel :" Nina" translated by
Mary Hewitt First American edition. Price l2t cents
retail, or 50 per 100 to agents and booksellers.
The Boston edition OF the work is expected early
this morning. For sale whole sale and retail by
BURGESS 8 TRINGER,
222 Broadway, cor. Ann St,
Where may be had at all times all the late publications
soon as published and at the publishers lowest cash pr
Strangers requested call and examine our
sortmen. Of cheap publications..
CO. HURRAH HUkRAH "A New Novel by Fred.
erixa Bremen translated by Mary Howitt-The Publish
by purchase at large price, Of the translator will pub
sh this morning, Wednesday, August sOth at 10 o'clock,
Nina, by Frederick Bremen, authoress Of The Neigh
bors," "Home," &C., Sc. translated by Mary Hosnt
This work was brought out by George r. Putnam Esq,
us that Il i ne to be- published in London till october
consequently We issue it six weeks in advance Of the
London edition; II is larger work than The Home"
but will be published at the low price of l2A cents
IL consequence of the large sum paid for the proof
of which beg them all 10 take notice Ten copies by
mail for 81. Address J. WINCHESTER. 80 Ann 1t
merism, Tale of the Eighteenth Century. Pdce I23
cents-double number-$s hundred. As the edition is
limited Is believed no copies will remain hand alter
Also, Mary and Martha, beautiful work by Mrs Ellis
well known as the most instructive and pleasing writer
of the day. 1t is worthy most extensive circulation and
every lady should readit. Price l2h cents.
Also, new editions Of Philip in Sesrch of Wife, Kate
in Search Of HusbaR d. The Bible in spain, The Gpsss
in Spain, Windsor Castle, The Home, and MAJ maduke
Wyv have been issued and all orders can now be sup
piled. j. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street.
u3-JUsT RECEIVED Blythe GREAT WESTERN
and Tor sale at the Literary Depot OF the Herald Office
few copies of the ILLUSTRATED London Newso and pic
oral Times" The former contains several magnificent
representations of
Father Mathew celebrating High Mass and Administer
aithu representation of the Position of the Steamer
Columbia when she wrecked on the Halifax coast
The Grand State Ball at Buckingham Palace.
Lending of the Queen and Cobourg Family at the
Tunnel Pier &C., with variety Of explanatory reading
The Pictorial Times is equally attractive and enter
tanning illustrated by views OF the Council Dinner of the
Yorkshire Agricultural Society. The dinner in the Pa
viion Meeting OF that Society in the Mansion House.
Splendid PerspecuveView OF Waterloo Bridge.
Consecrst. on OF the Roman Catholic Cemetery Com
mercsl Road with full length figure the great Apos
tie of Temperance. Models Of Temperance Medals, &c.
Price OF the illustrated London News, 1871.
Pictorial Times Isl CENTS
moderate supply will be reserved for agents and
ders and to ensure no disappointment persons desiring
continue these numbers, will be supplied the arr
val OF each successive steamer by leaving their names
at this office.
pool to supply the Herald Literary Depot with great
variety OF European Newspapers and Pamphlets.
Also received large supply of Wilmer Smiths Eu-
ropean Times. ana Chss Winners American News Letter
both published at the latest moment Of the packets
sailing.
The HERALD LITERARY DEPOT is as usual, sup
piled with all the modern repubcaens, from the best
authors, historical, literary and romantic.
90 TO THE FIVE HUNDRED SOUTHERN
Merchants at the Aston City Hotel, Americas and How