The New York herald., 1845-01-01

As there will be extensive purchases made To-
day, in the way of New Years Presents, those
who desire to lay out their money well, had better
look over the subjoined list of cheap establish
ments.
p. F. Ffanceschi has removed TO Vesey street,
where he keeps fancy articles, toys and perfumery
In great variety.
James Bowles is at present deeply engaged in
pushing an extensive business In silver plated
ware, work boxes, dressing cases, tea sets, accor-
dlons, viollns, and innumerable other articles; he
is said to give great bargains
Gold and silver watches, jewelry and silver
ware, offered for sale very reasonable by E. ds
s. S Rockwell, Alb Broadway.
Charles b Hatch, 81 William street, has now
on hand charming assortment of gloves, scarts,
stocks, ready made linens, and all commodities in
this line; call and see him.
We observe that George Rogers, 3 Chambers
street, Is still prepared to supply with watches all
who require them on most moderate terms.
New years day bouquets may be procured from
Thorburn 61 Co., 10 John st.
Dunigan's stock OF elegant books, English and
American Annuals never was, apparently, more
rich, notwithstanding the run there has been upon
them since the commencement OF the Christmas
holydays.
Messrs Tiffany, Young. and Ellis, are selling off
their magnificent supply OF late lmportatlons with
amazing rapidity; publlc patronage, nevertheless,
il still duly appreciated
Another cali in that attractive establishment Of
Messrs. Diacon q Saxton, 20 John st., has only in
creased CONVICTION OF serve puI-
chasers in the most satisfactory manner. For
lamps, lustres, shades, chandeliers, work boxes,
&C., persons may 60 farther, but certainly not tare
better.
We observe that Thompson's New Years Cake
is not yet all consumed, although, by all accounts,
the most strenuous efforts are made by the public
10 eat him out. All those desirous Of lending
hand, may call upon him at 40 Lispenard ct.
One of the best stocks of teas, groceries. and
general merchandise that can be, is submitted for
sale by John G. Morrison. l66 Greenwich st.
To such as are deslrous OF procuring splendid
rosewood work boxes, dressing cases, and rich
silver ware, at an unusually low figure, we recon-
mend to call at 8la Pine street, up stairs where
capital selection may be seen.
There Is q new restaurant opened by George
Perees, l66 Broadway, near Howard's Hotel, and
from the style in which dinner and everything else
are served, and from the quality Of his liquors,
doubt il will be favorlte resort very soon.
Walkers book store il plennfuly supplied for the
holidays with suitable works, to which the atten-
ton Of buyers is directed.
Ample PrepaeatiOns are, we observe, made by
Downing for garnishng the festive board He
sends his decacies 10 any part of this city, that
of Jersey, Brooklyn, for the convenience Of his
customers
French china in every variety at the worehouse
of A. Daesme, 65 Liberty street.
No person in the trade will give better value in
groceries and liquors than Scott, rs Nassau street.
Messrs James, Beck & Co., are now richly sup
Piled with dry goods to large extent In every
department, particularly those of silk lace, and en-
brOidered articles, they are prepared to compete
with any house in this city.