The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-13

o. SAILORS AND LANDsMEN. AHOY.--Now
New York THE sALAMANDER, a Naval Romance, by
Eugene Sue, author of "The Mysteries of Paris" " Ma
da" Female Bluebeard translated from the French
by Henry W. Herbert author Of Marmaduke Wyvil,"
The Brothers," sc. sc. This is the great Romance OF
the Sea, which first made the author known throughout
Europe and which, when first issued created profound
sensation 1t received the unqualified praise of the
vest Cooper, whose sea stories the most popular OF
his works In the Saamander will be found perhaps the
first OF the authors opinion and theory with regard
70 the punishment and suppression OF crime and the en-
enlargement and promotion of virtue which have be-
widely spread and generally known through the
Mysteries Of Paris" Full OF incident OF highly wrought
and rapid Notwithstanding in magnificent and poeca
description cannot fail to entertain and instruct every
class of readers. Price 25 eents-$ SIC hundred.
Also just Publshed-Therese Dunoyer aud the Female
Blueheard BY. Eugene Sue. a5 cents each
Alsons History OF Europe, abridged by Z. 8. Gould
for the use Of Schools Price 81 25
Mayors Mexico, with 100 illustrations wood, very
beautiful. Price 81 so.
Froissart's Chronicles handsomely bound. Price 50.
Mysteries Of Paris fine edition. bound in cloth, very ele
CANT Price 81 25 This popular work is sent to mail
subscribers for ST.. All new subscribers to the New
World paying year in advance, will have copy gratis
Matilda or The Memoirs of Young Woman, by Eu-
gene Sue, handsomely bound in cloth-$l.
Together with all the cheap publications of the day,
published by j. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann street.
ceived from the publisher copy Of the first number
The Columbian La1y's and Genteman's Magazine
It is certainly chef deuvre of art as well as specimen
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