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Died

Died,
On Saturday morning, lsh inst. JOANNA, daughter Of
the late Thomas Fleming, in the 25h year of her sge
The friends Of the family invited to attend une
raj Monday afternoon at o'clock from her late resi-
dence 20 vsrick street. 2t
or convulsions, ALPHoNsE WILLIAM LEOPOLD GILsERr
agei months SON OF Antoine Aphonse and Mary
Gilbert.
His friends invited to attend the funeral without
further notice. this afternoon at O'Clock from his re
dence, n Duane street
On Tuesday, l4th inst HARMAsN DoRrsuscH aged a.
for numb of years German resident of this city
ev- Buffalo, Cincinnati, and New Orleans papers will
plense copy.
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NIBLO's GRAND SALOON

FOR CON G RTS AND BALLS.
, MoM FITTED Up FOR THE WINTER AMUsE-
rIFor CONCERTS il has many advantage having an
ched cei,ug favorable For sound; and removed from
q. street. there from the no Of
a ased seat; with capaous galleries and will
ne sides and Is magnfcrntv lighted with splendid cur glass
chandeliers Attached the Saloon the same floor
there are private parlos dressing rosma manager. hat
5ooms and suppeIoom 200 feet long which will
date 600 PERSONS traat n.in. vi be taken
Prize Of Saloon for Balls ........ ...... $50
,TT,Govss NoRs GUARDS GRAND MILITARY
SGss Sf:oT nn Etdsy January s.h
Place az Ni6io,s Ssloop on Tuesday January ash
place Nibo's Saloon, Wednesday Evening January
UHIGHLAND GUARD GRAND MILITARYBALL
taxes IIscs az Nieo,s SALOON. on Friday January st
TAX pl ace at Niblo's Saloon Monday, February nth
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NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
PERSONS afflicted with Ruptures may rely
Aupon the Instrumental aid the world affords,
~ II IN application at the Once No Ve,ey street,
O/ort to either Of the Agents in the principal
towns in the United 8tatcs. Be careful to
anime the back pad Of Hus usss % they endorsed
by DR.. Hull in writing None genuine b, relied
Ipou good without his signature.
Many persons have veud imtsons Of Hul
celebrated Tussas thousands imposed upon
luence These canno Be relied upoE they made
oy unskal mechanics and better than the ordinary
Trusses.
Rooms have been fitted No yesey street exclusively
ladies' having from the depart
where female Is IN constant Attendance to wait
enale patiently i'll mre
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0PosT PETRE Quad Dec 4-ln port, Sebseo I'm Portland
csTEo not sod; L,sweyn Randall from WILMINGTON, do;
Martinique being unable To sell.
fsOsus Ports.
BosToN. Jan l7Cd Colorsdo (new of Boston 200 tous
oersh HAyans; Marblehead Pimsn W-sr Indes; Austin
Orleans; Splendid. How~s, NYork.
kcHmono Jan l6.Ar Clsrissa. Watts New Orleans Sid
Hannibal Parker, and Lady Clioton Grammar New York:
Louisiana, Dewhuist. Rio Janeiro. '
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NEWPORT, Jan IL, l9l5.{
Arr nth, Jackson Connor from sloop Huntress,
of NYok ashore side OF Dutch Island that the
soop bIeed filled with water Ihursdy mornng that
II the cutter and all OF will IDLY night when
not badly bged snd the weather continues favorable the
oop my be of and sa,ebut the chances doubt ul
Also arr Androm d. Perry. Thomasou fr NYork Thomas
Eenner E,cken for Philadelphia; Rhode Island,
miscellaneous Record.
rAcxkr sHrs QUEEN oy THE WEsT, Woodhouse, for
Liverpool and Gladiator. Bunting for Lsndon will sail
Thursday.
CHARGE OF MUTINv.-We learn from the Batm IRE Amer-
can mat ne new barque Hermitage, Captain Hart
when summoned 70 MAKE SAIL refused obey The captain
immediately placed them boat Tor the purpose of st
ing them NJ to the city. The mae William HALL between
whom and the master there existed msundersta dog he
being suppos have stg ted the &C. liz
Intention II accompanying the Capt Hart pr~f-rred he
charge them he Baltimore District Court and ,hev
arrested On second hearing Of the seamea err
commit ed for Of BAL and the ened securities
fr $500 The charge March The alley bv
the for their conduct that the vessel though
WAS eaky and that they afraid risk hsir lives her
The CAPITA ed another md saied The pilots
dence will BE- taken his return he having lied The
Pse, hnhew A. Pratt John Anderson, James spsuldng and
Richard Chapman
Foreign Ports.
Lorp-r, Dec Geld LUTON, Goodr,ch, Boston. In port
pElL Lee s-Air RUSSELL Lsnphar London and sid for
Orleans - =
NEwroRr. Dec s-sld wakons DoetendorH supposed for
ChafleNon.
T.a.rs' No, "a, I'D Es'ys, Hu.sy; Sicily
JAS ssysy Ly. for SYor or PsIsd.lps LOT Boston, '0on
18th.
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Married,
On Thursday. 10Th inst. OF Nyack, Rockland county,
IN. ~ by the Rev. Mr.. Kenny, ALExA> DER OLIVER to
HANNAH WYMAN niece Of Brace Redding Esq all Of the
above place.
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WARRINGTON CRY, Jan. IL, ls45

WARRINGTON CITY, an. IL, lS45
In the Herald Of the 18th inst, notice an article
in which think injustice has been done to Sena-
tor Walker, Of Mississippi. Reference is made to
his connection by marriage to the Vice President
elect and Secretary Wilkins, and that he and his
family connections are monopolsing the Govern
ment patronage. Senator Walkers family is q
numerous one. His father fought bravey in The
revolutionary war, and many Of the family have
been distinguished for literary and legal attain
ments, yet not one Of blood relation holds office
under the Government. His connection by mar
rage 10 distinguished gentlemen in Pennsylvania
shnud not operate as bar to his holding high
station under the Government, if his talents and
public services entitle him to it. Although ma
i've of Pennsylvania, he is a Southern Statesman,
oas become distinguished as such, and, il selected
member of Governor Folks Cabinet. il will
De these grounds alone, without the slightest re.
terence to his connection with distinguished men
elsewhere He will belong 10 no ciiqus-dispepse
tn patronage OF the Govtrnme nj, that NAV be
laced al his Disposal, tor The advancement OF no
sricular aspran for the Pr. sidency; hui will ex-
essy refuse to BIZ the partisan Of any, at least
80 say his trends or those " no are supposed 10
enjoy his confidence. His abilities are acknow-
lodged bv all, his 10 the late poltical cam
Nsign not surpassed by those of any other member
of the party; he is located in the section Of tie
Union entitled to representation in the Cabinet
and his appointment would, as l believe, give as
general satisfaction az that If anv person. whether
located north OF south Of Mason u Dixons line.
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AMuSEM


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ss.oI. fep; dIsna. ssnar Psross: X..af ssI .'ns
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.s,s S"s.. E, T,r md Second Tie;
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A GARD-THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY have
ss hst they will give the last three
Ls,1sIis s ssS Friday Ia On
i II. Sea- ar; notify
their seats for the tn &c representation jisrc re-
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
GEORGE P. NORRIS, ESQ.
AT THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE,
PRINCIPAL r R K FEE II TN. TALENT
uns o. ~ %.s s;sss ss,. e ss.t
Tse follow hsse in the Lindest man.
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ALL THE TALENT AT PREsErr ATTACHED 10 THE ITALIAN
PRoshnssx1MME
win ysrds's Cad ci.siion BY Miss H'f'd
s-psssseES.s% =. ore. L'El..ir, p'Anor BY HAYDN
New ssri Morris, ,. pon1F'''
nm.l BY Miss Mary Ia. lor FIJI Brown
and signtr .San1u'rico !: 49,. ,...... Ricci
Of set'S hy sig.".s Borxhee 49,. Donize.t
7-pss0 ,e IL Ger ayste from the
0y ssa0' pe Begins anS slsn1r saaquireo cimar0sa
a-ssps~"Tosei u. gently, gently Tine Mis-.
THEN Monk, Of old bv ,ii Br:arh.. Geo Loder
opera Of ssr d v. 's,nE'i Sy
som seh Ms sns sa'r eDss p0H
Album OF Ssnor Antognini by Siguor Antog-
s-AEis Buff !; il II. orsi.' Il. Convenience
ss sas isis1 b ,sH Mr. Bioasi aud
a-C%sone IScrt.ia Borsa BY sisnora ho'''n'
Tcs.. had at the Music Stores. @o n sa1
Wall also Tor lie e ssa Hsasn hs Niles
Of Taseasee evening Of at the door
Inward Gould, Sa Ra1s. " " t s.nafc.d,
Ws% VIM. !. M iliSmm' c Cha s' p Ssiv
2}sSsss S 4sSSsas eDs i y sss:
v. II Appleton. Jane, u. Smith, Jr
sm., qfs sani%n fSSs1 ~ kTT 1@soa,
William Hall, Hugh Mc(,lean
John Lloyd, James Manrs
John W. Francis James II (3rracep
Fitz Greene Halisck, W. H. Paine
George Endicott, A. w Ciason Jr
Arthur T. Jones, David W.0staT
Charles A. Stetson, Luther Nvmsp
VIM. A. Seeley, W. w Tomnhins'
J. +. Atwill. Henry Sforms
ID. KinRslaud, Pr soer Nj Wstmo,a
h. Duvckluck, lanes Phaian ~'N'
Ogden Haggerty, Charles y ares
PF. Schoals, Allan (}oidsm;tb
Robert Morris, Vim q W;isnn
Frederick S. COzzens, Granville Il Paf,ereop
Andrew g. Bn,nser, Henry 'D Van Nostrsr,a
jl8 Sire
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PaovIsIoNs-We now quote prime Ohio pork at 81 623
mess - firm at 50 rs e7Ac Beef 10 very quiet and
sales OF mess made at ST. Ohio lard ia in limited de.
mand; bos we quote at 61c. and kegs at etc
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y({;$ B

H EuLtOn hIreet,
~~,r,,, 90 HbETwtEN ARL AND CLIFF, NEW
ME keeps constan,lyo hand large assort-
ment OF American and mpor ed Warranted Tools suitable
!or mechanics in almost every line business Also Tool
Chests furnished complete for mechanics families aud boys
Mechanics and others wanting good and genuine articles are
to call upon the sahserbe, selling bis
ersl assortment of Hardware Cutlery Cut Nails Hollow
Wae shovels and Spades, Japind Ware Sporting Impe
ments, &c., &c. HENRY f. FAIRBAS X, a. Fult y st.
Jal9 lm*ec Between Pearl and Cliff New York.
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w ed, Tor sals by L. X. COLLINS co.
dc = Dessh scess.
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Postscript.

Correspondence of the Herald
WASHINGTON, D. c., Frioay night, Ia o'clk.
The ConclSsion Of the Rsmored Defuicatio~-Mr.
krshaV the Accounting Cie,k refwy~ed-Coi.
McNstty fully ero~rated -Levi d. Slamm,
Card.
JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ
mr.. kershsw, the Accounting Clerk of the
House OF Representatives, has arrived this even.
ing from Ohio, by the way Of New York, and has
informed me that the vouchers in his possession
will fully sustain the position assumed in nv letter
OF Yesterday, relative to the rumored deialcaon of
Col McNuty the Clerk Of the House. This will
he made manifest to the committee of accounts. TO-
morrow morning, and their report will be submitted
to the House at two o'clock The report of the
committee as forwarded to you to-day, charges
Levi D. Slamm, Of the Plebeiam, with receiving
81 900 as loan from Col McNulty He has deni-
ed this statement in card published in "7he Ma.
disowiaw" this afternoon, in which he alleges that
ne drew 81 600 on a check from the Bank OF Ame-
flca IN July last but that the sum was not for his
own use, but was Immediately paid over 10 Col
McNuty, who gave him the check.
The whole question will be disposed OF to-mor.
row al o'clock, and there s every reason to be-
lieve that the result will fully exonerate Col Nc
Nulty from all suspicion Of appropriating dollar OF
the public money to his own use or benefit
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BALLS, PARTIES, NEW YEARS FESTIVE.
Axn


requested to examine rich and
ment OF fashionable ScARFs CRAvATs, DREss GLOVES
received by late arrivals from Paris and London The present
attention and well calculated give satisfaction to eente
OF TASTE and fashion The subscribers would call
tion OF their patrons and strangers visiting this their
and we'll assortment OF the following goods Linen and
the form o. Wearer Silk Merlno, Lambs Wool Flannel
and Buct skin Shirts and Dawes Velvet Cashmere
Dressing Robes; Hosiery Linen and Silk Pocket Krrches;
Cava and scarf Stocks Hiding Belts Patent Elastic shoulder
YER ard Goat Skin Gloves &C. -nemen desiring any O.
the above articles will De certain e find them e suit the
DACKET SHIP GARRICK from Liverpool-Cousgn
by this ship will please have their permits board,
Orleans wharf o?t Of Wall street Immediately All goods
permitted in i've days unavoidaby be Public
J6ec
LEECHES! LEECHES
very supply Of Swedish Leches; for sale wholesale
'A' 'e''' - VIC ''''' '''' e. 'FERpPNAND CO.
jas Im.ec Importer Of Leeches No las Nsssau street
DR.. LARDNER, CONSULTING ENGINEER
A CARU-The Public is informed, that DR.. LARDNER
"A the practice Of business Consulting Engi
gneer aich he followed scale for
mscharw aud Others engaged in the and manufacture
consult him matters requiring the application Of the
principles Of practical science Certificates and opmons the
validity aud usefulness Of inventions and the
permentsl obligations with view the discovery
ing cfprovsd will supplied undertaken when
required Office No 81 Spruce street, New NorN
All business Letters must be postpaid AID to prevent time
pected pay retaining Zee OF $40 before consultation
uf2 3mrc
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GkAhSMS' s M Il 4 i u : Err
LlTER vas IyIsiE..A4 AMP y, ART.
Splendid Original National al Pictures.
oo y. . N
y S.$sss WEN, tn. s..
rom Ess.1, S si. ROSES VILLA
Our PoIt,aa Gallery, No XVII
The pabI'h.r o. mi: mssa.ias and Their highly Ams
n sai s S Of %
sst To. Sc. sna ~ f. Tn
spoken IN the most cheering manner enterprise OF giving
n ssdn 20 # :sGys The
f sl, Ss IL &c Of
great battles fought 6 Is III dsy; IF Ms;9n
Our CourHrtols1No. Xvii Edgar sa A. Poe By Jane.
Ass:ss:%i u: Il H H. 0 ass S:s' >, sSsss..
Lay. Of Tsv.l. No Knight on til. Deep By j. Baya,d
f. sGt; ss p h Ss.a j Re-: D w..s....
sSs1:'' p asssy Ss:'iss, 11st; %'"
n Tale Of R S.s,,i BY Nj &c a 4gSey ST..
s: ~ Ss:. Sy%a . : Gs:a..
Fashionable Friends. BY + r. f..
Eecoec,ions Of the Couutry. By James X Paulding
s ss.:. W s. si.a'. ol'' Smith
North American Indians, No. L.
Young Love- By James p. Jett.
Reviec of Nesc Books
BY RaS: a9S rss Of England in the Nineteenth Century
IT, Iay q r. .al' S s ws.,
Hosner.
We invite all who admire 81 lendd Ensravnes and all who
wish read Articles tn best Writers in Arra to call
and .Saaas Graham We publish no old Ensravng., and
January and February Nos alone worth prce Of the
subscription.
Tbs Work will be deivere in Of this city 6rook
Iyn payable either advance BY the number very
WIN H. GRAHAM Tribune Office,
tNrc Evrtu.
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~. B.LTMoRE Dec i7-AIr Bold Runner Messervy Boston,
bile ',' 4Ao'
ALExANDRIA. Jan l6--Sd Lucinda Snow st John NIB
WILMINGTON, NC. jan Arr Andrew Ring ThurIow
Dem.raa iath Girad Oilpat'ick Matsuzss Denmar Nor
ton hence Tor Guadaorpe returned from iea having spruug
leak; Echo Smith, Ha 18th. Oneco Smith, Chassrsn:
Champi,in Hunt. Portland; Southampton Flint 0senada
Nh F,aaes; ~, Loass s9a' M.roaus Hcb1oS
YELL NYork; Levsnt. Hathom. Havana Peraysn Watson
porso co; Wasson, Norton La tusyya; Delaware Psrke
Msriman. NYork. N $500
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PALMO'S NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE
A CARDaSlGNOR r APETTI has the honor to ann nur CO
"A that his Benefit will take place on TUESDAY Lamar
2t Seats be secured the Box Office from A. Nj -
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TAXES OF 1874
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXEs,)

OLD Aims HOUSE, PARK
PURSUANT TO the Act FOR the Collection Of in the
City Of New York. passed Ap Is,h i043 public notice
HEREBY given thar unless the Taxes unpaid
shall be I'D to me ~ Office before the fifteenth day
of February addition cf per will charged
ana further addition OF one per cent will be charged all
such Taxes naming unpaid the feenth day Of March
next. - " ~
The law requiring the Taxes to be paid to the Re
ceyer only 1.-THE office If Ward Collectors having abolish
all those who can make t pay their
early viii hnd IL greatly their advantage do So thereby
wedding the crowd and delay which will necessarily for
several days previous TO the percentage being charged
The Tax Bile be- obtained az c ,rinn at the Office
Ohce hours from O'Clock, A. M. until o'clock p NJ
ii. 4. KiERSTED,
Recei If Tavss
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Total. pots and pearls, bills. " 1926
Recommendation -four is without change Hold
era Of western pretend to be very firm 81 6s3 ATS
All sorts Of southern range from 81 so 6s Rye
continues at IS cents. Canal oats, 80 a 80 cents.
EXPORTS FROM PHILADELPHIA
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MARITIME HERALD.

LD.
Movements OF the Steamships.
- Sfeamers; Leoye Lv'l Dues .ame'a. Leave .qse'a
Camor1a, Judk,ns. Jan. Jan. l6......,, Feb.
ship Master. and Agents.
e shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will Give
70 HoBEnT SvEy, Captain OF News Boats rapport
the shipping left the whence they sailed the yesses
spoken their list Of their and foreign
nsw.papers news they may have He will board thsm
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office ali
he Marine intelligence they can obtain Nautical pfors-
~ 'nv k;rd will he thankfully ree-ived
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T. % DUANE >TaEET. New York, first door from
n Broad Say.---HEERr ID. BLACKWOOD Working
ocau proof of the above adver,s the follow Ing ches
prices - '
Best double jointed Gold Srectacles ....ss2
Best single jointei Gold SpectacIes ....,,.7 10
Best doubl- joioted Silver g. ectarles. 40
Best sng- join ed Silver Spectacles ... 40
Finest double Joined elastic blue Steel Spectacies Ss
Finest single jonted elastic blue Steel Specaces ls
Finest double jointed To tuse shell Spectacles 5s
Finest single 10 med Torto esll spectacies.. 49,
STILL CHEAPER
Good elastic blue steel pectae with the hest glasses and
for one d, liar. " - S'
Good elastic blu. Steel spectaelss
Good elastic blue Steel Spectacles .,.....3s
Good German Silver Spectacles. !. ...... as
Tes. Eye Oidssts IS. I'd.
Best blue Ste Eye Glasses. ...... $50. IS. I'd
pest Iiorh Eye OIasses. is.
Best Horn Spectacles. .......... ........4s 3d.
Best Convex Glasses into your own frames. Is.
BEST ,orcave Glasses set into your frames, IS.
Best Convex Pebbles into your own flames, los
Beat Concave Pebbles set into your frames, I2s.
heraifs executed at the Of cheapuess
Ladies and Gentlemen attended their own residences
ial6 im*ec
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8 OMET THING NEW.
SPALDlHG co. manufacturing under letter. Patent
granted by the United States an IMPROVED Friction Mach
TO BURN WITHOUT BR!MsTONE.
Ihey now offer for SAFE, reason BILE terms,
TWENTY THOUSAND GROSS
neatly put wood paper any sssd and
ia lots to suit purchasers
49, THESE MATCHES
are highly approved Of and recommended for family by
physcia1s and Chemists Of the abs~n OF
phnr IN her the fumes q which disagree
hay,ns weak lungs or delicate constitutions
They are pat cu!ary recommended the attention of ship
pes they have frequently been aen voyages and
posed to me action 70 Of without he slightest injury
Orde left &C Shepards Booksors 1911 Broadway their
laI1 I'm. IN SPALDING CO
PACKET sHlr kOCHEsTEk. from LivsrvooI.-Cop
sgnses Per this vessel will please send their permits on
board wes side burng SlI the ye Of the nbe
without delay. Woodruff MlNTURNs,
ana, 81 South street.
'.oIc. ja30 &C
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SWORD EXERCISE.

Mr. HAMILTON, haviop entered into an arrangement with
40 MN FULLER, for the Of the Large Room or his
Gymnasium No. 20 Ann and also the Military Hail.
bowey most respectfully the public thai he n.
eLds commencing for the Sword Exercise in ali its
6ranches-A American and French such Small and Broad
sword Exercise and also Cane Exercise Mr. has been for
engaged Teacher Of the Sword in the United
B-Volunteer Companies wishing 10 become perfect in
either Musket Artillery Drill be taught the same ON The
most moderate by application 10 the advertiser 81 Ann
street. to Capt Smith. Military Hall, or Mr. Fuller.
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X. DUNLOP 81 SONS ALBANY ALE
A REGULAR supply Of Pale Amber and Brown Ala in
"A hogs heads barrels and halv for Shipping aud CITY s:
at No. l7s West street, corner Of Warren -
r. Dunlop Son. from their standing in this CITY, win rua
rantee those who favor thu with their Eenun,
Public Saloons, SC.
New York, January ., l843. jas imsm
WATCHtS WATCHES AND JEWELRY -Ihose
~ who wish TO puc chase Gold Silver Watches, Gold
Chains Gold Pencls KEYS Sc, will fld il greatly their
Advaat 10 call The sutscrber who selling
ton. Of the above Al retail much lower than houa
the city Gold watches low $40 S25 Watches
and !ewery exchanged bought All Watches war
ranted 10 keep coed time the refunded WMche
and Jewelry repaired the best and warranted
at much less than the usual prices.
u. T.. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jewelry,
Ji5 imsec Wholesale and etil. 30 Wall up stairs
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CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
EZEKIEL SO Nassau street. opposite the Herald Build
ings respectfully invites the attention Of his friends and
ceiveJ by late arrivals from Havana
Hegaas Of various brands Paeelas Of various brands
Normas, Princpes
Ing. nuidad Rionda,
EsIeYanza, Napoleones,
la India, Noriegas, Lord Byrons.
above Sexa a. genuine and imported and
the trade are invited to call and examine them
~ B-Orders from abroad will be strictly attended to-
lis $3.50 ~
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NOW READY
THEIRS LIFE OF NAPOLEON!
CAREY BART, Philadelphia, having purchased an early
- cory, publish this day
Part Price l2t Cents,
THE HISTORY OF THE CONSULATE AND THE
EMPIRE, UNDER NAPOLEON,
By NJ A. THIsRs,
Late Prme Mnser of France Translated from the French by
ID. r. CAMPBELL AND II. W HERBERT
With Notes and Additions.
The Work will he completed in Ten Parts, at i2x cents
4 H. have recently published,
THE HISTORY OF The FRENCH REVOLUTION,
By M. A THrERs
1900 Pages. Large Type for One Dollar and quarter
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NEW DOMESTIC NOVEL
RY THE AUTHOR OF R0sIM.a MEADOWS
THIS DAY PuBLsHED. new Local Story. Of thrilling
MORTON,
OR, SMILES AND TEARS.
Story Of the Psat and Present.
BY WILL AM B. ENGLISH.
10 thi, Story painted striking color the seductive
the first temptation 10 brute degradation and the ssq.e will
furnish happy upon the great moral aud ph
reform going throughout land exciting to
virtue and honor and setting them society
and the human Published by
BURGESS, sTRINGER & CO.,
jIs 3teod Under the American Mussum.
AT REDUCED PRICES
THE subscribers DESTROYS Of closing their fall stock of Ups
holstery Goods before the far advanced offer
the reduction and 10 cent lower than at
other establishment 10 the CITY. .
Families in want Of Curtains or Window Shades invited
to give call fey make selection from the largest
assortment In the city, and at the lowest prices.
fmpo!ter and Upholsteers, 243 Broadway. opposite
Dc I'm eodsHc the Park.
GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES be obtained BY 0entlemss
or Families whe are DESTROYS Of converting their left Oh
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
deuce, having any superuous dsI Of will lind Ii
much their advantage to send for the Subscriber. who will
'a'aa . "e'' ''''''''' " '''''. J. %IaEvINsrYN,,
t66 Broadway, up staira.
line through tho Pest Oaiee othevwiss will receive
ptOu.lp -, ~" .ocL ~
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EOR sALE-A saw and 0rist Mil v fh large work. ,bon
m attached e which applied about horse power from
shop and eht land The situated in
faschss 10 miles from New York. and from the Harlem
TOMPKNs. lsa Ed idge New ork he premises OF
Jal. lmeec PETER J. SHEANWOOD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

new Stock ExchanU.


AsHEs-Pots are in very limited deman ut So rs
slt pearls steady at 81 OCT l2I Some holders
asking 81 1873.