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Mace White Mustard Seed
Ginger "White' Black 90 do
Alspice Long Pepper
Cloves Black do
Cinnamon Garlic, &C., &C.,
suitable Tor Plcklng to which he invites the item
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SUNDRIES.-25 bags RIO COFFEE,
- 20 bags Lagura do
10 half chests imperial Tea,
10 or do do do
~ butts Jones & Sons Tobacco. a snper;or ar
i1cIe, in store and for sale by WILLS & Co
Oct22 Commission Merchants, High street.
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WAsHINoToS,,-

NE Tea aud Coffee Tan, and the Tariff QUESTION.
Danger, and Difficulties cfhe Reconsideration and the
State Of affairs 6,tsosen the North aud he South IL.
Tariff Question, and the Presidency Jeiinestsd.
we propose to take dish Of coffee with you this
ing, and to wind up with cup OF Houqca in other
words the import purpor, and report Of present dis
sertaon IL the tea and coffee question, and may be
driven to the necessity OF jgger OF Potcep arqua
dsns before our task il occomp lishcd
Tea aud coffee have become indispensable eccssarioa
oS fe as much salt and sugar. At all events the
old ladies say So young stand by then and the
question is carried Tea and coffee arc necessares OF
lie You can't tax tea and coffee while other articles
Are FREQ You must not Hands on or you're los
man Mr.. Walker. somehow or other, the Secretary of
the Treasury has had hankering for past TO tax
tea anil coffee. We don't know why, unless is from
the fact that the North and West consume four hs OF
the tea and coffee consumed in the Union, and conse
quently in the tax proposed upon these articles the
South would have only Of the costs 10 pay. The
darkies OF tbs South don't drink tea and coffee except
sundays Their rations Of cornbread ami bacon. with
Rourd Of milk at supper, and drop oil whskey IN the
morning them all purposes oil srong and healthy
condition There darkies now IN the south and
large number, who count over n hundred years ana
who, as general thing, have never ms'ed oonee MOI
South then neither tea coffee drinkers, and TINS
may be the OF MIR Walkers peneham lot TAR on
tea ana coffee - -
hot and he fails any result The HOUSE, four TO oue
vote a tax on tea and coffee nexpedient The demo-
Gratis of the SOUTH the Calhoun phasnx STAND almost
alone with the Administration ~ "s Ns moNo IN
which the little Secretary has failed hs success IN
other and perticulsy in his schc ues 81 The
ad valorems has made him bold snd over e.nheen' hm
Ietter TO the House committee - pubhshed as NO nicn
of tho North and West suspect 70 coerce 'nem 10 'e eA
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Died,
On Tuesday morning, the 9Th instant, ISABEL, only
daughter of Chaterton and Catherine c. Culver aged
yeers ind ~ days.
Her funeral will take place o'clock to-day at Ma
inset L l.
Yesterday morning in the nth year of her age Mrs
jazz L. THORN, widow Of the late Isaac Thorn
The friends and acqusntsrces Of the family are re-.
spectuly invited TO attend the funeral from the house
Of her son in law VIM E. Coils Al oliver street this
tstion.
On the 9Th instant, MARY ANNE, daughter of Thomas
Gallagher, aged years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
spectully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
3 O'Clock, from 49th street, near Sd avenue
On Monday the 4th Instant, at Jersey City, of bron.
and 81 days. 80
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend bis funeral this afternoon "wednesday at two
City.
On the I'd inst at his residence in North Hampstead
Il. siLAs Alteration, in the 6sd year of his age
AT York Town, Westchester county, Sd instant An
years
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


'PHrLApELpHiA, Jan. SIS NJ
The Pittsburg telegraph ia out Of order. The West.
srn mail, at Baltimore, brings no impo tan, news this
evening. There arrived at New Orleans. on the oath
ult, vessel from Rio Jsneiro with intelligence to No
vsmber 9Th and vessel from Kingston 18th December
but neither brought news worth telegrsphing.
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tire plan Of the campaign, and Of changing as crcum
stances may render necessary
Some days since report prevailed that Lieut. VIM A.
I. Maddox, fthe marine corps, who sent out by
Commodore Stockton, you viii remember, to scour the
country in pursuit of Castro was or cut Of
in some way The report originated in postscript to
private letter from Mr. Fauntleroy the Purssr of the
Cyane to gentleman in this city II is believed how
ever to have been mistake, there Is no confirmation
Of ii.
am glad to learn that the special committee in the
House OF to whom referred the Con
sua plan proposed by Mr. buchanan about to
Dill embracing his system No more necessary or I'm.
Psr'ant measure can come before Congress than this
Consular bi' and trust II will Immediately become
law.
report prevailed yesterday that the United states
ingse Congress, one Of those the Pacific station u
lost trust there is truth in the rumor There II A.
yet no snical intelligence ofsuch catastrophe
0ALVIENsls.
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OVEK SHOES.
- LADIES and Gentlemen at SGT Broadway. you
- can IND The IH,s shss Linda Rubbsr Over Shoes
made Of old rubber And large cork Sole
Double do and light French Boots great assortment
ladies' and children equally
at 367 Broadway. OF franklin street Dc lmsrc
Go0DfEARs OYER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY.
"a LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OVER
SHOES manufactured Of Goodyear's Celebrated
Patent Metallic India Rubber perfectly flexible cold
est weather, For sale BY the single pair, by
BROWER & BROOKS,
S0le Agents for Goodyear Manufactures,
d. 1m$rrc 100 Broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
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FRENCH FANCY BOXES
EoR HOLIDAY pREsENTs-BRUN, LAR0sIERE
offer for sale Of French Fancy Boxes for bonbons,
OF the Latest styls. d. imsuc
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRUE SONG.

THE ONLY TRUE SONG.
- ARCHY GRIEVE, the real caterer Of fancy and
singing Birds, has on haad prepared to osr
49, the selection yet offered TO American public
Selected without regard TO price from every quarter
U moth the Globe Among. he following will be found e
Birds. prepared to be put up for Matching with
EssRs GSgs. made expressly after his own des'gn Ao
.cn nma Domestic Together with the most choice de.
Norw.u o. oarn door Fowls Ducks, Geese, English ard
i,n oWsns silver and golden Pheasants and Neiound
Italian s, vhrss spansls French and spanish Foodes
fssrv Do1 hounds and other spesies of and
Tresy,ise ~ nrd Cages Of every variety Also Archys
Birds, SC. &c. e"e vi tne various descriptions 81
P'ap t Ey,ry variety of Bird Seeds. Cages, &C.
f,nr, VIII az all times with PROMPT
YOUNG GENTLEMEN ~ ~
ns nn, mn he canpy and the CAKES forgotten Boz
tice. ~ USUAL S'yie, =. snYu no
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Pr UNKET &. PARDESSUS,
NO fc3i. EIJf.TON STREET.

Sell excellent hat at So and only charge 50 50 for
&Atheir FIRST QUALITY MoLrsxIN AND NUTRIA HATS.
B.-PLUNkE1T x PARDESSUS warrant their first
quality hats be equal least those Of other
establishment and assure the public that would be utterly
impossible to sell SUCK AN ARTICLE LowER price than
- 30 d29 lmsrc
a THREE DOLLAR HATS-The undersisned has
Just finished assortment Of Beautiful Nutria flats"
which he will sell the above price. These Hats will
tain their shape and lustre long sny s. Hat sold.
ROBERTSON, 80 Fulton street,
between William and Gold
N. B-The undersigned does pretend to offer the
very best Nutria HITS the above price, THAT being
possblel; his Z" best" he sells at 50 50. :. =.
die swsr ROBERTSON
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Married,
On Friday evening January LIST, by the Reverend
Mr. Johnston, Mr. DAVID SrIrr to Miss JANE DAVIDSON
both ot Newhurgh.
In Philadelphia, the 4th instant, by the Rev Geo
Higgins, VIM w. FuLroN, to MARY RosiNsoN, both f
that city.
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SiEteen Distinguished Piaaisis, '''''
A poeeyfM As Opera Chorus.
eI dii the % hs ne
HERR DORM,
First Hornst and Guitast the Grand Duke Of Baden
Great Rt been & s from
The following pieces will form the leading features OF tho
Grand Ari. from MAk SSffsaT D,AHnAcoNA by
by
ke%aHss iI1 aiHR%%ETfo by eread.n,e sung
~ Te4sss f fos l6%BARpL 'y VERDI .uus by
d.red be the comp ser OF tay hiss every where met
IN sGRs ~ nRS sf5pSS by the celebrated
TE@ilf1 IN ALaEn PA.
BY kossni sung by sgr ssnqureo Benedetti and
Grand overtureto Rosiri,,
.,r,,,.a .x,...v ~ W ILL dd.s.; TELL.
snr$$s SisFi S;SsSS$Eny gEias NJ
''N.' '1''''' - BY sf HERR isIbi DORM.
performed in his concerts in Germany france and Eng
L HEHs d H ERMM MI ys s F FSy s.%a.
IL fEF EukfTAHf , tE.t , s%s,
w Brilliant Duet by slgnor Rspet and Henry Herr.
Tei T f4se fRx vi'i fGp 81 Mo Ss
!.s performed his concerts in Paris and London
sssSSRAff sAFs ScsoH ssFNSFRETT
Win ffo5SSe5SH SHsEgS sSD oSs.aS
Ticket, dollar each TO be had the usual places.
The publ are earnestly requested to purchase their tickets
Measures, have been taken 70 have the Tabernacle lit with
wa, lights, Independent Of the gas -,..
clude at ten.
Csrisges will down heads sGu,h-,ake head. north
Persons will present theh bills before oSlock OF
Friday afteInoon at n Bond street, as Mr. Herr will leave on
Saturday for Havana ia RI
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INDEPENDENCE GUARD
THE Nnth Annual Fee OF the Independence Guard vii
4 eke place at Tammsny Hall, Monday, January 18th
1917 Ticket, be had ofauy member Of the committee
d3i u 3567a 10, II Otis n
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tKlNA BALL.


THE TH.RTEE EN- ANNUAL A, BALL of the ERINA
TIE GARDEN, on Tuesday tveaing, January l2h, lsl1
The proceeds Of which, Tor the benefit ofthe ORPHANS
T,ctets 50 each. admitting gentleman and two ladies',
can be had of the Committee Of Arrangements
Z OConor, q ST. Marks Place; Il. shorthl SO Roose.
vsItsIeet: n FitzEeIald Oak WIN. Corbet, corner
OF Oak and Roosevelt St. }. McKinly, SO Bowery John
Sosan. u James st; VIM. Dennan, 10 Bayard st;C. M.
Marry, 50 Pine T. Garrick % Chatham }. McMa.
hon 10 franklin ST. j. Kent ~ Sixth ID. Sweeny, &c
G ni,, St Dunn q Elm ~ Mr. Reid % Wall
gan Wall ST.; X B. DAILY % Broad ST. elk Qun, 372
srth st, Hugh Kelly, 1879 Bowery; NJ Mckeon, 2sj Bleeek
Be,,5elsy and West stIsets r. foley p Christopher st
Walker and Emsts Owen Colgan. 20 James street, Brook.
i,sire JAMES q. NICHOLSON. 90 West street
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WV. w. SHIRLEY. Anctioue

WM w. SHELLEY Auctioueer
A SSlGNEES' SALE OF FEATHER BEDS, HAIR
a MATTRE-ShS, &C.-By T. WILLARD, this day
Wednesday Janu at los o'clock thu SAILS No
'est balance o. retasr stock made up for private
THURSDAY, 9TH, I0a O'clock, catalogue SALE in lots TO
suit reta Of China Glass. fine and commoa CrockerJ
Lamps 6Isss, &c JAG her
BA. Chill TON. Auctioneer.
f1OusEskEEPlNG. USEFUL, AND ORNAMENTAL
IL GOODS.-E. II. Ludlow u Co. viii sell ON Thursday
at hafp"t 10 o'clock at No 35 Broadway. door below
Leona Sc Get, BY catalogue
PLACED Covered Dishes Candlescks, Butter Boats
Shs field plated Casters. &c Sc
G,randoles, Lamps, cake baskets, Sc. &c.
Dixons Britannia Tea ses-Covered dishes for
oyster sewers, late WARMERS cool and
Cna-Dinner aud tea SETS elegantly decorated, tea SETS
tete-a.tete sets, Canton China and other articles.
paper Msche-Waiters, portfolios desks, tables, &c
The goods will be ready for examination Thursday the
morning OF sale Ladies or intending
commence are requested examine goods
the sale JAG ltsr
OLD LINZ ENGnAvINGs AT AUUTION-A. LIE.
~ Wy will sell wednesday evening 6x o'clock at
No 1913 Broadway invoice Of Line EugayuRs Draw
Jugs just received from Europe among which are some Ar
cectura Pieces Sculpture. &c. Also, other
cles.ro close consiErment'. jas 2tsrh
b. a. CHIFFON, Aucticneer
EURSAT AUCT!ON.-E H. Ludlow x Co. will sell
on wednesday, January g. at nh O'Clock, at No. 3t5
Broadway, large end peremptory sale of Mufs sleigh
robes Vctorues. Tppets and other fancy fu being the
entire stock of dealer Terns-cnsh for $780,
over that amount approved endorsed notes jy5 2ss RI
w. g. HAYNES, AuetIoneer
Two Lots, between tst and 4sd streets 4h avenue. on
the 9Th day Of January, 1877 at O'clock NJ tf dis-
posed Of previously at private sae Terms, 20
time OF purchase and the balance days after when full
ply to Harris Wilson, Esq II Murray Terms easy
di2toJa6srh
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NOTICE.
THE Cop ifnefship heretofore existing between Edward
Jacol aud George Gonrvoi.ie under the firm Of Jscot
ner AID associated Mr. Louis Mstbrv Win M. nc" IT,
business import ne watches and mennfstuIipe watch
ses will b. conducted by them future at their old es
biishment No l9 Fulton street, under the firm Of sco,
Courvoisier Co.. by whom the a,ir late firm viii
be settled, CHA-. EDWARD JACO'r ~
GEO. COURVOIaTFR
LEWIS MATHEY.
New York Jsnu,rv I. I8a7. i5a.rc
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TABERNACLE.
HENRI HERE'S
FARETVELL CONCERT,
rHor to his departure for Havana and thence for Europe
THURSD.aY EIENLNG, JANUARY
When he will be assisted by all the recently arrived
bers of the
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
Their first in any concert in America.
SIGMA. CLOTlLDA BAklLi ........... FIRST Soprsno
slGR. 3. BENEDETTI ...,.,...,...., First Tenore
SlGR. A. SANQUlRICO Observation-Disclosures First uffo.
SlGR. l.. MARTINI Second 1850.
SI0k. NJ kAPErTI.. .................. Violin.
SlGRsBARILI - -. Maestro.
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE Subscribers having leased the above magnificent
Enlistment offer the rent by the night week
Until their from the south the LIST March
Full particulars be obtained of Mr. for
the essees, at the box Office morning. between the
hours II aud H. All be adore sed
MIR Dinmore, postpaid they will not be attended
jNf Rbz SEGUiN FRAZER.
DHILHAhMoNlC SuCIETY-FIFTH SEASON.
The public and the subscribers respectfully inform.
ed that the Second Concert Of the will take place
the Apollo Rooms on Saturday. Janulry ., 1856.
Subscriptions Tor the remaining three emitting
the subscriber four tickets EACH the masic
store Of Scha fenberg x Luis. BY order
J, L., ENSIGN, Secretary,
d26 fts SaTu K tn tiT Houston 81.
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JnE LON. ISLAND ASSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 200 600 DOLLARS.
ITfTrU cyTRpJUc

OrFicE I'll FuLroN STREET, BnooKLyc.
CONTINUES tot Ike risks buildings, machinery. mer-
~ chlndse and property generally on their usual favorable
THIS complny passed through the two greatest
comb that have occurred in the country they
their from the with comparatively slight losses
the system whicn they have always pracsed OF limiting
scattering their risks All losses which the company
sustain Will be adjusted and paid prompy hereto
fore
The Company take special notify their in
New York. OF all expifations ofpolicies.
b.. W, DELAMATER, President
f. G. FINN. Secretary. jas lmisrc
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AmUs1MENYs.

DARK ThEATKE- WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan.
j e!.--Tas performances will commences with-PAs DE
which vii b. added NICHOLAS FLAM-Nieho.s
TO be followed by La TYRoLiENNE. by "a Dar,uese,
re F 'ns MAN
DEs DRAPEA lux Oy Is SasS Vsano.s
sne "a : v .
ROWEhY rAEATKE-Wednesday evening, January 8,
rae hs pesSne1s T the drama Of
S,y M GIs fGss, sasams, EG Mr. Nssss T%0
SRsss%TS% R,ssws Mi cs1ss; i Harry Nathan Mr.
dap; Bety Higgins. Mrs pooth;
Ss,ss ss '
MiTCHELL'e OLYMPIC TLEATRE-- Wednesday
Fas5SxDE h %s W. ssPsf
MSS M Which, a"% hi H' s0 si rs HAss"a. Harris
MT Mis.i NJ M..
Mt Lady S has n links
Dress circle . cents upper pore. q esnu pit shilling;
i,Door. op.n !. half os.s O'clock: curtain r,ssn7
AMERICAN CIRCUS.
saSSpas,A G ! \ n CO.. T. ! 4
'THIs EVENING. Jan; ., tho performance will com.
TIE Ms eoU jiGf isst Or '1 IoSls XIV
cse1ssss cSe T, BY the Ty'p s Mgs
Ps a%Sx Of t,s ~ ns P i5SIe;
Fssi 4 iss:h and Ss!::;
or.e s ip. Master Juan Re ra.aR
=: =: Coaover;; .the Casutchouc Wonder
To with .: g By tn.
company.
dSs'i OS1fs
A. M and from to 4 z. M.
There will be afternoon Performance every Saturday.
Doors oren at2 o'clock Performance commence az
precisely Jar
OPENING OF THE ITALIAN OPERA
AZ ralms's Opera House, in Chambers street.
IN WEDNEs DAY Evening, 9th If January, 1877 tho
~ Italian Opera Company will perform the opera of
LINDA OF CHAMOUNIX
Dr0matist Persona.
Linda. ..sgnorins Clofde Barli
Pieroro. Sisnora Rosini Pico.
N1agdaene, mother OF Linda. .Signor. H. Phillips
Viscount sirval. Signor 8. Benedict.
Anthony father Of Linda. Signor f. Benev entano.
Marquis OF Boisieury. .Signor A. SanquIrico
sslielstare - gnor L. Martini
Administrator. .Signor Benefit REESE.
Maestro atfnched Company.
Leader Of the Orchestra .Sgnor Michele Rape.
IIhorus Director. Mr H. Y heames.
] Pr0mpter. .Sigu0r MarOZZi.
Sage Manager. ........ $50. Sig. Benefit Hiese
lst tier Boxes and Parquerte. ............41 90
rr.yate boxes for per.on'. ...".......". iaoo
Seats can be secured the box office from 10 A. NJ till
o'clock, p M. daily.
Performance to commence ~ Doors open o'clock
d2- rh
TABERNACLE.
| HENRI HERE'S
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~<~s> FOR CHARLESTON SC, HAVANA
/S2S%Yln AND NEW OKLEANS-To sail on Sa-
Z/MEIkn turday, the 9th Of January, at 10 o'clock,
--<AkSk441B A. M.-The and elegant steamship
@NEW ORLEANS Of 1000 tons buithen,
John Wright commander, will sail above and stop at
Charleston and Havana, by particua, Of passengers
For freight or passage, saving elegant furnished
modatlons with apply the captain
dry. d27 foe RI
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PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND iRELAN NJ

~ AsEs%s rs
ARRANGtMrN FOR 1917.
ID w BYRNE co, or NEW YORK AND LII
- VEkPOOL. beng The oldest and largest established
tent,on ofthe public generally their superior
for the ensuing Persons DESTROYS of sending through
this house, tor their friends residing in the Old
may safely depend they will have immediate despatch and
pool The Packet ships Of this line all OF the first class
and commanded by men Of acknow edged skill of
VIII sail five days Arrange also be made
ford, Londonderry, and Belfast.
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange given for amount paya.
bic demand, without discount, any Of the principal
ment the subscribers confidently that the
which has been so literally extended them for years
should any of the parties engaged or embark the
" III be refunded rs customary.
For further PARTICULAR If By letter tpost paid apply to
p. w. BYRNES * Co.
50 South street, corner of Wall. ~ Y
EDWARD SAUL, Agent.
w. BYRNES X co,
Ja3 I'm rrc 36 Waerloo Road, Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-06

UA A THREE STORY HOUSE on 2sd street between
E;M the "a and Sd avenues Its well finished and replee
with the latest including kitchen range
sink cold and warm baths closets c Italian mar.
Bile mantes the house; yard Of IS feet in
front with yeIandah and French windows The house one
Of row OF SIX houses the south side OF the For
further particulars apply to VYSt. u SONS,
Int t.ou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-06

JOHNSUN'O Bird STOKE,
No. $50 Brodd,oay, I'd door from Siepart's
Ss-S LONG BREED CANARIES.-In addition 10 my
stock have purchased two more lots, very fine
which would like the public call ard Bird
cages in great variety bird seeds &c. The public is
invited to hear them sing in the evening till PM ty
d3l 2wsrc Id door from s,ryy,a,,