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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
T.EEaSY, YOUNG s. ELLIS

NNOUNCE TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PUR-
"A CHASERS that they have received by late arrivals
81 CASES their supply OF such goods rs they are acens-
,S q, inpot suitable for the HOLIDAYS. comprising
ornent even larger speadd and complete than
that of the las: season.
A, their mrs, determination has always been 70 keep articles
of the very possible quality and nish and IN the latest
and most select styles they that they sometimes
fail 10 receive the credit they desire pert-of selling
cheap Jet the distinguished and increasing patronage they
receive assures them thai purchasers OF articles OF TASTE
appreciate their determination and they confident that
examination and comparison of goods and prcs will result IN
convincing oil that they procure elegant better. and
no,e perfectly finished article tas any OF prce
% and asO Broadway clio ecds tJan
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1rs- Bonrti.-alrs JANE TAlGHT has removed from
No. ITO Chambers street No. "a Barclay street, whera gen
emen desrous of obtaining pleasant single with ire
p.nces can be accommodated with breakfast and ea or u
board Also a. Parlor with bedroom attached Irnnseis
ATE Mrs Hngh has permission to refer to the following gen.
t n i / Lo,sSI e. - 49, ~ n& lmis.
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OF Banner Presentation To Marshall
Division No l1.-On Wednesday evening" Dec. llth
in the Univer,aist Church. Elizabeth street. Walker
which occasion beautiful Banner will presented to the
Division
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

VALUABLE NEW JUVENILES
y. APPLETON i CO: vii publish on Ih--sd.y PeiLtE
RANDOLPH 4 az II virginia BY Mary Ge.t-ude, cae
vol Emo elegant frortsPsnce, ~ -sats.
This uisrsstin- sarI written 1- seSrce OF ee-
Earce &c. alEsyy found N yvnsks of e.Tes pfeteTo
on FRIDAY.
TIE CHILDS DELIGHT, A pre=ea, 70, Young Peons.
.oltsi1- teny Our picasiu- s.s.e- e.e BY LADY, HES
rated with .;e. Hale 7 coo-ed, square isGl % cts-Coh
g cents.
The matter OF this vn,rnc i =. oriual and OF sGch chs
pa.cu need hesa,. put i -t nc hands Of
their c.i!dres.
on SATURDAY.
HOLIDAY TALES. containing, The Sas'cai W.ea. Z
Mr.. Bull nEd the GnE ..i.nOdcs. Old Pedoi, Atycc
lures of Bee, vol. square Ism. plates 81 cents
The evdea:y writ by abe haaf. anu n 20
exceedingly attractive syie We cordially recommend The
volume 10 OF. juvenile fti-Eis.-L1-ioH Spectator
JUST PUBLISHED
THE PRIZE STORY BOOK. illustrated. cloth, e'szaat-
IS cents daFysi. Settlers Canada. vo iel plates -
Hopt; Chds elre AID V.<e Book 100 plates.
Pus Boot,. Beautifully illustrated and bound, - cents sle
CANT. 81. dill As
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, In,ereaiinc piseourse wilI be delivered

o. An Interesting Discourse will be delivered
on the ingaherng of the True Lra &c Also series OF
Letters viii be rend-wroc by NJ l. Bishop 70 NJ Nj Noah
Answer aud NJ l.. Bishops Reply e. &c: on Thunday
Evening the 18th instant, Columbian Hail. B5 nndsttee
g,ix<
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The Grand Dsvision will he present.
Tickets az each Tor Tickets TO be had
the following places: Meso & Cicrks corner OF Canal
md Broadway roton Lunch Organ Office of either OF
the following Committee: w, j. Huxley g Mercer 81 se; ;
John Hennisnr l75 Walker street Elisha Snethan 20 XIV
ngon street. Gilbert Dayton. 4ol Grand street; and C.
Flanagan l42 Delaney street dlUN'
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PRICES REDUCED 20 PER CENT.

TIVE u5crers having haDd vey Gsre stock OF Fail
L und Winter Coos, hive determined TO reduce the saIa2
by detuctns % per cent from i5IIae Fce TIE following
aie d few syieS thus reduced:
.uousn de LANES, Repp (ashlneres Cashefic le Co-se
the hnnd.oInest Gssortmeu; offered
-7paeec isstres, isd spe rad 2sin heavy stock OF
every desirable color.
Irch and German Neraos of evcsy .inde. hne quality.
Also Silks Sstns, Cloths, Cassimetee, Vesngs, Sn.w
Flanncs, Blankets, Satinet., &c, sc.
Also, all kinds of Domestic Goods
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WIN. 7. JENNINGS 81 co.
D&nPEHS AND TAILORS,
Importers OK Cloths, cassiineres, VesttnSs +,
Fancy Dress Articles, &C.
23l Broadray, america. Hote!, opposite
the Fountain,
Solicit attention from Citizens and Strangers requiring Gai.
nen,s To large assortment of Good, for Fall nBd Winter
wear selected with Of rendering than stock as fch N
quality ard variety cad DO found in the city. CONFUSING
Beaver and Aicd Cloths Twccts. &c, for Oyecoaa, Coo.
SC; Ficnch and English Cloths for dresi and frock Con
various nc.y styles Cassmocs ch Velvet Merno Six ana
Satin yea;ngs-whc will be nude to order nj prices 10
1s:nn our reputation pioneers in tho progressive roios-
nation that ayernG tbs of complaint thar cnh pun
chasers are taxed for Others denquences The style ana mn
i. Of cur Garments will compare with those Of any other c.
,nbrmen ard in this the sequel the extensive
elected.
large assortment of FIRST QUALITY Ready made Gar.
meats comprising overcoat, ClnuSs Dress and frock Coat
Pan,aoons Vests Ls. constantly on hand with Toll supply
of Fancy Dress articles including Scar, CmTno. Handkor
Chiefs Gloves. suspenden. Dressing Robes. &C. % up
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THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON ALMANAC
AND PIcTTaEsQrE CALENDAR FOR ISs

g pages handsome cuartp and q splendid ElSravc-s.
Front;picse and L Alesu-cal Illustrators Of the
months Sporting Scenes OF the aortbs Natural History OF
he months l2 cncrnyinEs Illustrations OF the Astronomical
Phenomena Of each month OF the coming yesr The Tine ball
a. Greenwich Illustrations Domestic Inventions Lats
Tables and variety Of selsonabs entertainment ard
information. The artucll execution Of the cHe Almanac
entities place upon every drawing table selts
will please send their o'ders without delay
Office III NGxslu-st7eet. New York III %
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7 AUGH WHEN YOU CANi-Mr I'LL, the celebrated
and uarvqed Personhtor Of Yankee Chnrncte fmllnty
know as Yankee Hill has been requested by numsroE In
miles ,epss, his Lecture and HIS SWsd
Brooklyn Y when he will introduce the pecuuri'es OF
Down Eat >. By Introductory Lecture Anecdotes. Dm
ocues Yankee Stories Sayings &C. &c. with limitations OF
OF English. French Irish and American personasss rTny
Graphic Illustrations OF thnn T'NENI1
IACGHABLE CHARACTERS which have been received
with the utmost enthusiasm by brilliant and fashionable nu.
dlcnce. in the principal oil Europe and Amercn For
PARTICULARS see programme Tickets - ceGts each Doors
open half past 6Pertormnncc 10 commence at halt past
n'r
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N5- rFarIners' Club" and "Conversa-
tion n ceilings" OF the American Institute.
The C,un NICE, every month"; LIST and 81 Tuesday, l2
O'Clock Nj at the Repository in the Park The C9NvER
sAroNs' are held ut the place every "Wednesday
evening, ~ p Nj Admission free The next g Conpersa
ons Wednesday evening the 1,h instant s TSsv
" ELEcTRIcITY." Next Meeting " Farmers Ciuo uueSuey
18th Dec Subject" DISEASES OF CATTLE. dlU2ts
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sHATCAI ESS! DIR. VALENTINE AND OLD BUN
vi KER HiLL!"-At the COLISEUM 40 Bfoad l :,
The slnnager determined tn distance every other place o.
Amusement; in quality quantity OF ~ has ell
scted short engagement with The ceishfeied u s1LEN-
Hill h,cf Of itse te most eOHdetn .HeeaaE3eas II
b.stior m cse n0rsic0St surpGs5es req AJe) wll
ossn lis BUpGET' or RANDOM REcoLLECTIoSs, LYING
PoRrRAITs, WHIssicAL HEAP PIECES, MIRTH ATp NAR-
,,Sts SuREps AND PATCHES MUSICAL SKETCHES &C. &c,
cEets . cents Children under 10 years ball price, Doors
Den a 7-perforaance commences az O'Clock, prec.e
S-Erhibitions Wednesdays and Saturdays. al PM
FOR families and schools. ~ .,
- On Thanksgiving Day. three petforrnances-ana me
.atre will be given ~ A. D. and e. 8, and again eli r IL
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FRENCH BROAD CLOTHS.

Just opened ew pieces super black French Cohs Of Pau
BGcot Fas manufacture for seateuaas Cou:s and Cocss.
article well worthy of notice; no cGsimeles and othe:
--oolen, attIe lowest prices.
o. 3nis SUTTON {. CO, III Spring coz Sullivan
y. 2. Sattinett, Flanne Blankets &c, the cheapest
IN the city Osr PRIcr and no deception.
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De- Free Abundance to FowIcr's Phrcnoio-i-
chi Cabinet Clinton Hall l3l Nassausrect where may Re
obtained oil kinds of Books the Sciences oil phren2oGy anu
ter both day ind evening" o'lois
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at Is OBVIOUS that The Messrs. PAEMLI are much us-
posed to hive newspaper quarrel If the Previous com
unra.ons r:c be regarded index OF the tempe! IN
Shch il Il TO be conducted inclined to INDULGE ;he
hut IN justice myself sha in few day. pe.ent the pub
both parties may understand the grounds on winch am nc
c,lsed of rnpoie.sonal labos Of tasehoot and last
though not leat-or Institutes the under current o' The
whole warfare aEuis, me-t obtlng business. and know
moi but my paent for THE BETTER FASTENING OF ARTIYI
cIt TEETH through the simple influence OF my partners
name which both looks and sounds something like theirs,
GS ;,tf J. SMITH DODGE. 81 Bond-st.
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hTEW.YoRK. FULTON, AND ANN;sTs: MEM IA
lion Of JOHN SEARS-is subscriber would hereby respect
fully inform the public that his Managene viii be OPEN Tor
Amongst his collection will be found some of tho most rare
Animals Birds &C. ever exhibited in this country. Il IS the
Intention OF the Proprietor make such additions To his col
lectons rs will render Of poSbe) superior 10 any other ~
The LATED Suites and for that purpose no hereby requests a
perons having any valuable noimas to dispose OF 70
give him call. ,,o ,,.
street. Admission l3I cents. no In
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CLOTHING.
WINTER GARMENTS.

" Nv I EIIl Ofh NV L1kN I t''
SURTOurS AND SACK OVERCOA1S IN improved
STYLES Tor sale reudy.nade at usual moderate prices
WIN. T. JENNINGS & CO. Diapers and Tailo's.
motifs Isl Broadway. American Hotel.
NVERCOATS-A large supply of fashionable Twcada and
French Beaver over Coats, fcm % to To l4-Fnck ahe
stvics M STATS K BARKER,
nl5 Inns Clothing Warehouse, IT'D broadway.
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C. s. FISK, AIctoneer. -, .
9sYC = FISSSoro No . CanAl-street, National Hail.
ID AT PRIVATE SAL.
Superior Mahosany and per des "a and saspo eeS
hnn !n-rna carpets ply; hair and moss plepdId
r1se0d pier table, piano icnes ladies' hnslsh double u1
ity 5fass enJes: smoke oondenser nor ieweIe,, use
large quantity of swoyd and other Canes, ana Cane
Trimmings; also several hundred Sword, for canes compr,
ing na assortment for ut auction prices,
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EXTRAORDINARY LUSUS NATURE-Ar TIL
Hli'Gi ISEIfM $50 BROADWAY -pr. Piufer IN dele

EG0LiSEuM. $50 BR6ADWAY.-Dr. PlqfTer IN deter
the suggestions of several medical ara 70
Duane street and obtained The very efIse iron,
few days commencing Monday tho 9Th inst this most ex
trsordinary Lisus Nature. MALE CHILD WITH ~
with every limb and exernal organ perfect and accurately
symmetrical The cerebral organization. the mild expression
be by both without violation OF the feelings OF
decacy or constituencies The Doctor has IN his possession
Testimonials from the highest and professional gentlemen
expressing their surprise and pleasure on viewing inns exaoi-
Adiniance . cents-chidren half price, Open ifoms a.
NJ Till 9 p. NJ. =,
two following respectfully presented:
Through the potene.s of Dr.. Ptnfer, OF New Oxford
College have been enabled examine most interesting
care OF Luss Nttara. child with two heqdi and neSs aud
body This specimen possesses remarkable beauty ~ io
and viii no doubt prove an object OF great interest TO the cn
ON, - -" G. s. BEDFORD, NJ. d.
MAYORS OFFICE, Now 9th, ls4i.
Upon the invitation OF o. Pfuer have visited and ex-
nr1ed the child with heads and have no hesitation IN
'' ~ Ime l. q 'e'S '''-' JAMES HARPER"
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6n yyATCHESTbe largest and mot g3sodd as
S soren Watches in the city is 10 Be fqaf AZ tho
9Th subscntes He constantly reeeiylnS 81 descrip
80. ION tie manufacturers England. France nod ew
,e.nd md enabled offer large r*torDent,ar IL 1c1
los prcs retail tan any other hogse ~ .e ay sc
errhsnreI o. bought All watches warranted 70 keep good
Sn or lie roney resrred Watches, Cocks and JeweiU
reoared the bet manner, and sowSs ~ ~ e"1
a. q SiI.nS Importer Of Wstcae4 and Jesfely.
ialJt,:. whoiesaIe and retail 20 VALET Up tar.
80 FINEWA1THfs-BENED & HAMMOND.
Win a Me.chaas Exchange, eost q " NJ se "a sxsa
.inets Centrnnee Isl door IL Will h!ss Iecefe9
m sddIoa 10 TIER p.er1rx stock. "a nisortneat q
{sicns not e1unIed In the cycoeIsns OF Crooonetsfs
iSinler AID Watches, both iof ades so gsnSnf
ercE.r fron. South, well Is us ci5 ufaie Wl pSo
N~en sos1 s,so,,.eSt OF ieselry OF best quality.
a.sriing slrer ware e. nanutac trSers' p1oes.,
All kinds of Watches repaired earsi 10 The cxiSr1s 49,
Checks regulated By 1rs! raia workman. sB ma
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CF,ND or ATfrv ASp CONCERT, WITH FULL
IL ORCHESTRA Tor ne beae5: * tse Widows ami o.
uh.ns al SEX FsGd az Fcelliy 'fea. No T. u ~ X.
THj- RSnAY EyENlNt;. De-. =, iS+i II The Broadway
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DRY GOODS.
]. o. TAYLOR & co.

The ladies OF ts city about to purchase the a5orc named
articles of dress goods invited call and examine
LARGE AND srPERs tcen: before they purchase, we
are now Offering bargains worthy of notice.
OF 3mis SUTTON <, CO.. IL Spring cor. Sullivan.
n B. Procku Plaid C1ozkinEs OF newest styles.
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u. y. Marsh ais Onace.

- nm W. ,"","'iss'onor nSPeiye
JAN: 5o-In the case ot the Patrick Herfy-The seaman
saunders, whose arrest on the complaint Of Captain De-
lsno we published some few days since was today
oough, up or examination on the charge OF sssauing
nc captain with dangerous weapon IN. crew Of the
ratrck Henry, were much reduced by sickness during
NE stormy weather the sails suffered very much
pecame necessary TO employ the invsl,ds at mending
saunders had been sick bur no, being bad the captain
ordered him on deck which he refused TO do rope
passed down to sling him up and while II was being
made last around him. he drew his sheath knife and made
stab at the captain but did not succeed The defence OF
the prisoner was that he merely intended 70 cut the rope
and not 10 use the knife against the captain lie was
July committed for trial Bail to the amount Of $3.50
taken by the Commissioner for his appearance
Attempt to c, cate R,roh-Danief Dunon and Michael
Davis arrested to-day for attempting 10
volt board the American bark knahuac while lying
Vera Cruz. The examination " III be held to-day.
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THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN,
RIIRNS AND CLARINDA

THE whole of the mysterious and Correspondence
which took place between the Poet Burns and the ceeb
ted Clandn Mn 1877 TO 3D. and which has been
the hands OF her grandson W. Nc shose. sd and now
first given 10 the world To the curious in Burns and in fa
tones. this work will be particularly rhed and fail
n strongly interest reaasrs ~ general II is Published In
edition neat amo volume Of about 200 pages cloth gilt
Is issued and for sale by r B!XBY co,
No. Park Row. opposite the Astor House
Notices Of the Correspondents between Burns and Clarnda
from British Journals
The Lerrs Carinda have long felt by the admirers
Seldom have we welcomed q work with warmer fel.
ngs than the before The publication due TO
the lady OF Burns devotd attachment and the letters throw
the Batd."-keisO Chronicle.
Wherever the Of Robert Burns known this book
Will lie received both with avdy and anxiety being proba
bly, the last Of his writings which will be the world
srso wrapped in mysery, fruitful Of painful suspicious p"
FIFE Herald.
mysterious chapter perhaps the that remains to be
nnfelded IN the hso Of National Bard
Just been opened By descendant who has been made
immortal by her Connection with genius-ktmarock Jour
nal
This volume invested with accumulation OF attac-
tons have not btea disappointed high autcipaons
The character Of Burns here fully developed
US than and the strange which hung around
MY cleared up."-Scofsman.
Some Of delightful epi.tosry literature been
produced BY poetsand to Pop sand Cowpe may now
be ADDED that Of Burns '-B'ixhfon Herald
indeed Of the curoses Of literature and may
well be said TO suppya chapter in the Life Of scotand
CheAenham Journal i25 imsm
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To the Public.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-daly newspapsr-pub-
shed every day year except New Years day and
Fourth of July Price cents per copyor 81 70
num-postages psid-oash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
norningprice 81 cents per copy, or s. IL per annum
hostages paid, caah In a Vance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of
the Herald is over THiRYY THOUSAND. and increasing
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper this city,
the World and i therefore, the best channei bness
in the city country Prices moderate-cash in ad-
vance.
PRINTING OF all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and In the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR HERALD EsTABLpHnENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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FIRE-PROOF BOOK SAFES.
THE sub.crhsI has hand assortmep, Of e. Gs1is
Warranted Fire Proof Double Safes Daring the past ten
thousand. Safes in use; nearly
hundred have different times been BY
fire. and NOT ONE has time, failed to preserve
tents
Gaysrs Double Safe is combination OF two entire Safes
united within the other Zach Safe made excusively OF
ron and the beat materials wsod being
Safe lined perfectly 6reproof and the Patentee with full
coahdeuce ofers them Others nvented
The and doors Of Safe by
proved detecor locks which cannot bs picked opened
with false keys.
Also assOrtmeut of Single Sales and Specie Chests for
sale priess from $25 to $73 each.
All kinds Book Safes and Specie Cheats made order
B. ELY,
is lmtIc II Fulton street Gold street.
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TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY, rs
- Broadway, up stau.-E WHITE would respectfully call
the attsnton Of citizens and sange visiting the city his
plenad collection of single
from two fourteen the plate which for
beauty and deea.en be surpassed Po
traits takeu in all kinds Of weather either with without
coloY
The American Institute il, late exhibition awarded Nj
White the first premium for the Dagueeotype likeness
grouping graei effect which but snohsr proof Of the
supernIity Of MS portraits.
Mr. White New York for very Superior
imported German Csmaras and at no other establishment
hi: city or Stae they be obtained.
". B-Impored German Camaray; also French and Amer
instruments of very quality with Plate Cues
Chemicals, Polishing Materials &c. &C. always hand
sale the lowest prices
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SELPHWS FIRST Prem I'M
ANGLESE,Y LEO

REMOVED from Second street 80 Spring ss-Patronxed
~ by the throughout Europe
many of professional brethren in the United Stsss; and
allowed by all ue the approach hi.e IN
produced Introduced this and solely by
WILLIAM SELPHU,
No. 20 Spring attset, Broadway, New York.
~ Terms moderate aud ipdIspuabe fersncea gwen
~ have the artificial leg &c sspho. IL. corstruc
ton appears excellent and well calculated answer all the
objects desired But the beat Of all the proof n
them; this positive and undeniabie. some Of my
fends whom mutiated. inform tbeyare
to ali others. VALENTINE MOTT,
Professor Of Surgery, University Of New YORK"
ia luady4wysec
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FIRST PREMIUM pAGUERREOTYPEs

FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES
ptuMBE Daguerrean Gallery Of Patent Premium Colored
Photograph, 231 Broadway above Murray street. New
York-Awarded the first premium and highest honor by Anne
rcan and franklin nsues for the beautiful coored
Dagureotypes exhibited.
Professor Piumbe the American DaEueIrs whose fame
the first Photographer the world familiar only here
but Europe; and whose aure have recently been
by the public testimony Of the American and Franklin Instr
declaring his coored Photog aphs the beautiful
exhibited has from liberal desire place his superb portraits
within The reach e ALL nst reduced h. e The lowe;
examp: hi' fine gallery o. which the world can
Pumbe's Premium aud German Apparatus and Instruction
Plates. ases &c the lowest rates. ii9 imdykwysec
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.

T ONDON-sT. KATHARINE'S HOTEL, opposite the
~ g Kstharne,s Dosk Gates, and pear the Royal Mnt--
9uesn Steamship respectfully inform. friends tins United
CANT establish which built and furnished regardless
expense and every adapted for the reception Of
part Of the dock in Which che liners and most Of he ehsr Anne
aud Royal Exchange The house will be conducted on liberal
and economical principles The Coffee Room supplied with
London American East Indian aud Colonial payers The
yiands Wines &c of the frat qualify good Billiard
Room and Warm Baths will b. found in the house Gentle
by the week month for board on the
q America
r LENNEY bee those who may honor him with
their that nothing shat be wanting render them
comfortable and by the wishes of his guests hopes
merit that confidence and good will literally
him when steward of the British Queen. d14r
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SOLAR LAMPS. CANDALABRAs, 0iRANDOLEs
~ brskets, Hall Lamps and Lanterns Chi.a Glass of
every description, Astral Lamps altered to So,ss beautiful
assortment OF the above to ne obtained Souvenel Co..
Store No. John Broad way and
their factory No 20 Gold All articles made and
m,tch,d 10 ANY pattern, wholesale ADD ,etail
The above blishment surely the only where
people always Supplied low price. The
scribes able furnish thu ohers
,nrisg the above themselves Glass 20 or-r All
the above warranted STOUVENEL co.
n. Is. Goods loaned for parties j26 inse-
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TvHE undersigned takes occasion inform his cnds and
the rublic that the Mansion House located In
outsider No C7 the vicinity OF the steamboat landing
and vegetable MARKET having commotous family apartments
arranged in the order.
person employed procure permits Land rassenaess,
baggage c who will board vessels the visit
Of the revepue officers.
NBVistofs to this Island should p1oenre passport
the Spanish Consul at of ebarkaton obvate diff
Rcutes and Inconvenience.
g2l 6mec@ WILLIAM FULTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-31

DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS,
Of the exquisite and finish all the colo
" ofhfe. by A. +. THOMPsvN X Co,
No II Park Rev, opposite the Astor House
Dagueneotype Apparatus Plates Cases, Chemicals &c,
for sale.
Instructions given in the art jls lnsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-31

ducs sugar and have far perfected their ents
expect, the approaching season. TO de
rable quantities Tor market
at has taned that nearly all the lands on snd
In the vicinity OF Galveston Bay which have been re-
garded unsuited for cotton, viii produce sugar in
greater perfection than the best lands oil Louisiana