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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

TINE COLE EXHIBiTION-THE EXHIBITION OF
Ia,nIx Sy tho lat. Therass Gnie now open, at IN
continue for six weeks 1he Gallery will be from nre
o'clock. A. NJ, until o'clock. p. NJ. Zach holder Of
the New York Gallery Of the Fine Arts dusing the connu
II kes.h 0csut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

DR, COOPER, 4 DUANE STREET. BETWEEN
~ Chatham and William has for the last fourteen
eno practice in private dsea
medical New York. He the aggravated
disease mild cured to 1--WE days
sctne-Dr Cooper has discovered new method BY which
he can cure the form Of structure from
with scarcely any the patient Comtitu
debility brought by secret habit INDUCED IN ~ young
men This when freely ind<ged begets dyspepsia
weakness of the limbs and small OF back confusion Of the
intellect, and society warranted in
cas- or 10 No uss3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

MEDICAL AID-DOCTOR MURPHY, OF So GOLD
WI street, can be coa6dentsy consulted private dis
eases setqss Gleet, Mecursi Ulcers Constituonal De-
days will be found inf.labe DR.: M ,a regular phvs.
and has bees engaged for Is treating these sec
items Charges mod Office 81 Gold street Letters
clonnG fee attended TO. and medicines forwarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

MECHhNICs' HALL, 47a BROADWAY, BETWEEN
tyn Grand and BIooms strsen.-orEN EVERY NIGHT
:iIth week Of the Original CHKIsTY's MINsTHELS.
direction Of r. r. CnlSTY whose iuiRtabls and original
entertainments nightly houorsd crowded and high
Nv respectable audiences and favored patronage
unprecedented by amusement in this city: Admission
cents doors T. Concert commences at o'clock For
the accommodation of families AFTERNOON CON-
CERT EVERY SATURDAY. Doors open at !; commence
n nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

M EDICAL CARD-DR. MORRISON, 2otX FULTON
M street, devoes his entire time TO the treatment Of private
diseases Recent Particularly Gouorrh9a he
few days. Constitutional debility from habit
ducna nocturnal emissions and mpoency radically cured
by him. Structures he without pain. See DIR. Ms d.
poma with, the Of Sir Astlsy Cooper, Sir A. Car
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

Bulbs aud Roots-J. w Brown will sell uctiou.
Friday March sst at 10Y o'clock No. 1t7 Broadway
bulbs and recently imported from France
by f. Rame horicptor florist Ia Paris and New Yorkcom
prsng varieties Of camelas of Dsphue7 of magnolia
peony and Of all vare
cherry and apricot vines dubious Catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

BENJAMIN MOONEY, AUCTIONEER-EDWARD
- Payson will sell this day, 10 O'Clock, at the Auction
ESom a,a P.ari street general assortment Of D.mpfham
O'Clock, OF one cask Iron Candle
sticks, aud cask Brass Cardestick Also fifty casks
Wrought Nails For particularS . catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

iavaEed Ia real estate and mortgages 10 said that
Mr.. A.tos has given S350OO0 for city library, the
interest Of which Is to be expended In employing agents
TO purchase books and In the erection of building
the same not to exceed In cost $4,000 Mr. Asor has
two sone-one VIM B., and the other imbscls from his
birth One OF his daughters who died in 1916 st Paris
became the Countess Of RUM another who has aho
died. vas married to Mr. Brlstd, author and clergy
man, now residing at Bristol, Rhode Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

FRANCE AND REFUBLICANlsM-"EQUA
Liberty and Fraternity" general meeting Of the citi
Gems of New Yok and the surrounding country will be held
their opinions the glorious umphs Of Republican
ism France and other nations of Europe BY order
airy eon for Europe appointed at the vsSas m:s!ps. re-
achievement Jamss Bergen, Abijah lpEraham, George
Wler John A. 6temmler Henry Ahrends Hermann Krege,
Charles Dsyles Patrick Lynch Ch.s, Gninand
M. Mas. SUBJ Committee Persons having stands hire,
suitable for the above named occasion apply
to the committee at the Shakespeare this evening.
THE FRENCH RESIDENTS OF NEW YORK ARE
invited TO attend Friday night, place of meeting
which will be noticed IN the Herald Of Friday morning
Monday next April Sd the great day
Of the French Revolution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30
Manly Reauty.-1hs scuIptursd column

Manly Reauty.-1hs sculptursd column,
3. nsw,s capital Iy:is 6I;h sna ss,ay VIII,
s Ia sn ss b A s: and to m:
be but bal osssot BE eonsy And Why ,hou h. be
l. rSasas NUMBER IS :" ':' I'll sGs
Mr.. Jshn u. Cough having consented to
=: s the hsaswsy Tss'Ia,ss Ia: been ssS:Id iSI
will deliver sdless To make the meeting still
ss Of their popular pieces Hon James Harper
will preside. Licke:s % cents
French Patent Leather ueots.-Just received
from Prsa lse Of French Pstep, Leather Boot,
Of the guilty hich selling 1T tbs low OF 81
ave also on hsad large and spsnds Of French
best assortment Of Of any the city sud
p. sH 'na S' Ss. "'y es %
What, !. the mas, Lovely object'-vhere are
lovely thrgs earth but than he faces
If those we love. whatever may be-man, woman, or
st :: Il. umSe Nasio"s
G.ry ri Broadway, upper ecmst Of Murray street.
Gold Pen. Cheaper than the Chsapost.-
Country a c'h:.. dsars il Gold Pen, and Gold
rest Of 1,s: Si,s Is John 81
!s ss only" Sss:
S OF sss anS are s = this
%hs s. the , hey also spa or
exchange gold pens
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens-"Itic,Niieu
again the world lit refre,hing to wnes: the sue
sosas 81 nohnS whsS esas the tho
Ssb tn. s. p.ps ~ sI' d se @
tho Is are ~
BY tho gross or Dozen at Manufacturers prces
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, 81 25 only,
.xcI C,.~ ,r~I, I'D al
e as;sAT ION s sIS';f c cs
70 exs,ue h:r stock confusing Of pens aud the
axe xhe :y are : sy 3 t.n
:a S :isn as "ss' s %: ss g.
Bssev HAYDEN co., Levi Browns aad Others at less than
whosvsr wants n Five Dollar Hat for o.,
sS dfa sSs
$ 0sf, Il 'a g: 'ss
fuiI value Of his money buying Hat, Cspor UaSrea
r s:H;; T;; ri S:
.,r Boots.--A large and splendid
Of imp a0 .as. s co srf nsS,
SANITY band az eur ~, civ friend, that want TO
ssssesd par TIE: ensh calf b. sells q So
ala o ds calf SCs ss
G % 81 s,T ao aa on had
and made 10 order corner Of Fulton ana MASS"
DOCTOR. " ,,-
p.r,or,. shaving Cascs-Of the sS"scra.
h.,., own mauvfsctnrs which, in many respects SUI
The nportsd They flushed in the most
some beng richly git, embossed aud cona'n III SIlTRS
AIRY for the 10, ct Of tho most frstidisus. w.
u son, III and as7 Brosdwsv
Fine Cutisry.-Corrpr'sing over wv son.
ferent patterns Of manufacture OF j. onges r sc,s
Wost-nholm Crooke Co, vitha comrie ya,ev Sc h..
sor, boot aud tssr hooks, tweczers, nail h'ppss
longing TO toilet ground aud SET ana entey
haired, at q SAUNDE Il sON's, III ena ss Dfo@u""''
Uarry's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reguasu ~
demand VIII Barry's Trcophercus wa, I'D NJ MY enI ~
its sosl .nd tie demand for il which for ears mas h
rrsssiua like The coEcentrc Dpplcs caused ~
piruss Into the wster pervades the "
frion The scale upon which the atcle
such the arr nge
msnts Of the inventor that he enabled to retail this rnf
y,llsd pre paraon quuter Of dollar bottle Actual re
sults-a presevas the reosws aud OF tn
stsrngh penude and lustre OF the harIsnd nor nowe,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

Tor SALE-THE STOCK, EIXTURESAND LONG
lease Of one Of the best Porter House. il doing
thriving business and csud be greatly
with small capital will hsve chance make
money For further particulars qure at the Of
Houston ard e W streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

ITALIAN DEMONsTRATION.-IT ANS .YE
Il who have obtained and union-from where
was less expocted-who lorgsr be known by the
despicabls contemplate Of petty
and the and island and give
o'clock NJ at the Minerva Rooms 406 Broadway. the
admrb exploits OF the French people and the establishment
n a epuhI IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

DIANO FORTS AND PIANINOs OF. HENRI
Hen rue Dc ia v,ctoire, General Agency for
America Nc 30s Broadway. The first invoice OF Square
Piano Fortes Mr. Herr imports TO this country has been re
the Agency, 3es Broadway, Thufsdsy next ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

TN PURhUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE SURRO-
OF the County of New YORK; Notice hereby given
all John M Wnart late Of
the Cts Of New York deceased 70 present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscrbers the residence
Albert Smith, No ITO Varck street, in the City Of Now
York, before the thirteenth day OF May NEXT Dated
New York tbs tenth day OF November. l94 Albert w.
Smith. BENJAMIN r. Fairchild. Executors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30
NOCToRs FAwCETT AND LAMERT HAVE RE.

VHOCTOKS AND LAMENT
- their Office 81 James where they be
consulted condenuay all diseases Of private nature
From their in this city well in Europe
enabled the iom of disease whetser Of
long stand ng, without mercury change pd.e hindance
from business Recent cured in ew DAYS Scturcs
approved plsn Persons labong de-
bty, brought BY indncrs~t Of youth
apply with certainty Of care Office 81 Jnmes street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

cent and superb FloweIns Tree in hls s9Enty now
in Henry street ON the block from Atlantic
South Brooklyn This elegant art can seen every day
fsm7 AM to rM free Of charge; each head OF flowers
from this makes and bsau tul bouqust which
be had fesh cut from the plant at each " H. In.
Az,liss Geranums. Cne,arias aud sweet
scented Muors Tor Cottagcl Roses in this country, and
which cannot be obtained from other establishment. ~
Bills varieties OF Hardy Azaas be planted ont in
the coolest GardenSof the United States, without the esst
danger Of being killed by hs frost. Many Of bis varieties
when the thermomesI has stood evsa degee below zero
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

rJ,O SHIP OWNERS AND MASTERS OF VESSELS
Port Warden's Office, No. loi Wall street.-The Port
For each survey board Of vessel ha,chs, cargo
81 For each damaged goods the wharf
store 81 So For each vessel deemed unfit
proceed TO sea- 81 So Office open from O'clock A. NJ.
O'Clock, r NJ. New York, March 81, lsas. ROBERT T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

NOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT-THE FINE NEW
brig BELFAST, Captain Jordan, will be despatched
above first of April frcsls and letters will
be taken charge OF and carefully forwarded For freight
ply board at pier East Rivsr to BEALE, MELICK
A WITT. BROAD afr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

ITO THE LADIES-CHAS: SCOTT CO NO. 81
Broadway have just received large stock OF Embrode
of the newest styles which they offer unususy cheap
They particularly invite attention to about 300 pairs reed
cuffs Sd per 500 style neeelework col
from 3s $50 6nc ChaiEtch Jaeonet do At Is and
the largest aud eegast stock of nisnts Embo dered
Robes ass &C. offered to their notice waists from
So 81 50; Robes from 81 50 TO S33; Dress Caps new ps
fcrAa a 81 each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

CLARKE's sACKs-MY CUsG ONERs AND 81 RAN.
~ gers respectfully apprsed that ready made
possible OF better finish than and the
usu. low My black and brown Sacst ~ the body
French cloth Dress Coats made is S2o most
celent for SIS. Gentlemen who doubt what
tailor TO paffonse, and eompetent judges of goods
are especisllv invited to call at l6 William street. opposite
the Washington Honesty ii e hest roliry.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

WE the undersigned having been long engaged EZNTN
w IN the Storage Business, beg inform our MA "a AL
friends and the public that have for the coming ss
season SIX WAREHOUSES;. not SURPASSED ly any in
This civ All of them lire proof located the Second Mu-
inequality within very short distance of the steamship and
fatboas' landing, they are situated as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, of Nore Dame and
Commerce streets.
PEIlNA Anon Commerce St, corner OF Girod and Notre
Dame streets. -
CRESC EST-On New LeVee street, DetWeen Ialennie
PHTNi%@Cn Tchouptouas street, between St. Joseph
and Julia streets. - IT. -,
and Magazine Streets
cliandse and Western produce low rates, our eSahs
arranged that each description OF goods Is kel
in store entirely separate and distinct from that containing
any other and having also large number OF experienced
laboess constantly in employ, enabled 70 oflei
facilities for the receipt and delivery of goods unequaed by
any similar establishment in this city: ,
EMERSON, TOURNE u CO.
mh5 3m las TChoupltoulas street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, at No. "A Camp street
~ CAMPBELLS LIVES OF THE LORD CHAN.
(tEllORS ENEI "A ND second series vols 4 1lda
NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS

A SYSTEM OF ENGLISH VERsIFICATION-Co
IA tanning rules for the structure of the different kinds OF
verse, illustrated by numerous examples from the best
Poets BY EraSus Eveitt A. NJ
THE LIFE OF THE CHEVALIER BAYARD, the
Good Knight, suns penr ct sans reprochc." by w.
Gilmore Simms
HISTORY OF THE GiRONDISTS, Or Personal Me
uos of the Patriots of the French Revolution from n
pnbisISd BY Alphonse Del .aMartin Author
=, Of Travels in the Holy Land, etc In vols; Vol 2.
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF ALIEN POPE, with
Notes by Warburton, and Life of the A uthor In one
volume complete uniform with Appleton beautiful edi-
tons of the Poets.
SCENES IN WASHINGTON, A Story of the Last Gen.
sSn b G n G amoe w CGmPse i So
MOUNTAINS. BY Geo. +. Ruxton, Esq.
No Al, HARPERS' PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
ENGLAND
Just received and for sale at the NewOrean Sationers
Warehouse. [mhI3l j. B. STEEL Ia Camp St
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WALL PAPERS,

,rn -. -, -. w TILL FAFbhS,
NO 20 CAMP STREET.-THE advertiser has always
~ on hand a well assorted stock of
ua FRENCH P8PER-H4NGLNGS
WIN suitable BORDERlNGS for each-among which. are
Iod and Velvet Papers and Borders
Gold Papers and Boiders
Srens Papers, double aud single width
sSed Top Papers and Borders, do
Satin, ungazed and Common Papers:
Window Papers. feet wide
r., Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
Nach ne selling low French Papers he sold in
se v rudeans. He has also AMERICAN PAPERS, which
rf t0ver than they can be purchased elsewhere
heafn prices; and buy if they suit you if not, there
ao'hIng charged for Il show -
FFapers hung TO order, and warranted 10 stick.
mNOu LOS EtrrER st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25
eNNZs MMN sMeEs,
GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND LADIES
SHOE STORE

N The subscriber has just received FROM
n his Manufactory splendid assortment OfEzeA
III BOOTS and SHOES, made under his eye, and
- OF the best material and workmanship, and of the
most fashionable and tasty styles, comprising
Gents Extra fine Calf Skin BOOTS;
" Fine Calf Skin
Fine Morocco
Cloth -
" Fine Calf BROGANS;
Rough and Ready HALE BOOTS;
Cloth liALF-GAlTERS; $685..
" NuLLltl ERS-Caf and Patent Leather;
Velvet and Calf SLIPPERS;
, Hunting and Riding BOOTS, etc, etc;
Ladies BOOTS, CATERS and SHOES, of the most
fashionable styles;
TOYS and Youths Patent Leather BROGANS;
Children Francois CATERS, Morocco Buttons, Pa.
tent Leather and Calf SHOES, etc.
JOHN 5. WORTH,
mho I'm under ST. Charles Hotel corner Common St
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

u George F. Buxton, Esq. an English traveller
in Mexico, has recently published sketches of his
travels. In the course of these, speaking of the
American regular army Mr.. Buxton who was him
self formerly British officer, says: There IS
vast disparity between the officers OF the regular
army and the men they command. Receiving at
West Point IAN admirable institution military
education by which they acquire practical as we'll
as theoretical knowledge of She science OF war,
they are probably more distinguished TOR MILITARY
knowledge than the officers Of any European army
Uniting with his high chival rous feeling and most
conspicuous galantry, they have all the essentials
of the officer and soldier.
Mr.. Buxton then mentions the former assaults
upon this institution, but says the late operations IN
Mexico have sufficiently proved that to their fegu-
lar officers alone, and more particularly 10 llose
who have been educated at the much decre9 west
point are to be attributed the successes which have
every where attended the American arms ana IL IS
notorious that on than one occasion Inc seadi-
ness Of the small regular force, and particularly OF
the artillery under their command, has saved the
army from serious disasters-R'chmond Re0nbt'co"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

CHoLERA.-The most sensible medical letter
the Cholera that has yet appeared, has been sent
to the London Times by Rev. Mr.. G. Winslow,
Vicar of Tugby, Lecestershre. The reverend
gentleman quotes his own experience OF the treat
ment of the Cholera the result of which, he says,
is that of all the maladies to which man is liable,
there is none more easily subdued and more cura-
Bile than the cholera, if the physician can only have
a fair opportunity of combating the disease In lts
first invasion of the system. The great mistake we
have all made is in regarding the diarrhoea which
precedes the disease only as premonltory symp-
tom and devoting our whole attention to the more
concentrated form which it subsequently assumes
whereas it is the first stage, the first effect OF the
poison upon the system, and the only period OF its
progress when the disease may be successfully as
sailed The remedy most useful in this and every
stage is calomel, which, indeed is our sheet anchor
in cholera
In the first stage, combined with opium, it rarely
fails to cure but it must be given in the larger
dose of twenty grains of calome to two of opium,
and be repeated if necessary, quickly and in the
subsequent state of the disease, it is the forlorn
hope of the physician No other remedy has ever
succeeded where mercury has failed to restore the
action of the ver and we may as well attempt to
blister a board or warm corpse with friction and
sti1nuants, as to rouse by such means the vital
powers when the patient has fallen into the state of
collapse. Let the public remember the important
fact that diarrhpa is the first symptom of cholera.
and in that stage it is most easily remeded but If
ii passes that period and the of the blood has
been so drained off as to leave it like tar in the
sells, there is very little chance for any but fatal
termination.
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sTArIoNERs' HALL, "a chartres Street

nAVID FELT & Cove would respectfully inform
FS FSRF fSSk
description of Ruling and Binding, and warranted TO be
made Of the best stock Also, variety of ST Fam
Registers Wood and General Receipt Books Postage Books
ruled to twenty different forms.
and PLAN Commercial Post; Ruled and plain Packet
Post Of Clark's, Hnbb4rdS and Palmer Il Smiths
low for school use; Ruled and Plain Record Cap Folio
extra f" ne a nd pa sapeP Roya Roya a%
benny, and Flat Cap; Plain fine Envelope Paper Print
INksPFquts tise55aed Printing Inks Of every quality
and color in kegs and capers; black b@e and red
iH SsRS nS ess Ge an
se Of deren, sizes, with ali the necessary articles for
GoLD And sTEEL PENs-of every quality, from the
very best Manufactures and at various prices Whole
Co. b AND SILVER PENCIL CAsEs-some very
fine, with Pen Holders attached.
fed from No. s S 10 md G S and SW on ous
Sealing Wax and Waters every qnaIity and color Play
enitine to any particular sse-sen coIors Rese PEN
aDS Bo ane ekan en Ra Bo snd W
Cups of various kinds Ivory and Bone Letter Folders and
saC Gard as s: and Fin Cutters
@s ana kuIs Tsons m
Reeves and Newmans Superne Water Coors; Sable and
CamelS Hair Pencils best Cumberland Drawing Eencs
French and American Lead Pencils and Crayonsi Port Cray
ons; Mouth Glue; India Rubber and India Ink narInne
Saucers, &c, Ne Warons superior Drawing Paper, OF
every size from Antiquarian 10 Cap Bristol Boards every
SIZE and thickness; Tracing PAPER, Ne, NJ -.
The above only few OF the articles comprising ON
Stock addition which fully prepared 10 eNecu
all orders Printing and Binding form required ion
the use of Banks, Merchants and Others who favor
with Their orders which will be punctuaIiy attended TO-
We have also on hand all the CUSTOM HOUSE
BLANKS IN and will always keep our stock full
hckneses Russia Sheep Morocco Skiver Sewing Parch
nlent Plough Knives Marble and Morocco Paper, &C. &c
All orders for ODD BOOKS or FULL SETS of any pc
cnar form will be executed the best style and
ranted TO give entire satisfaction.
We wonli respectfully solicit a call from Country Dealers
and purchasers generally before procuring their Fall Stock
as great facilities with house in New York enables US
to sell TO the very advantage and all articles purchased
from Us may be returned if found 10 suit in respect
DAVID FELT II co, Statoners' Hall,
mh5 I'm "a thareS street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-25

L, r.. L
4 LExANDER HILL & CO, 4e Chartres street, for
N merry HILL, COOLEY & Co., would respectfully invite
their patrons and the public to examine their entire New
Stock of RICH FANCY GOODS, embracing greater
variety than be found in single establishment in the
city of Ornamental and Useful Goods-Roewood Boxes;
Work Tables; Toilet Ornaments; Watch Stands; Wax
Dolls Toy Tea Sets Gold Thimbes; Studs Snaps; Pencils;
Silver Combs She'll Ivory and Buffalo Combs Gold Silver
and Steel Beads Purse Trimmings; Shaded Silks; Accord
ions; Needles Pins etc. etc; Soaps, Perfumery, ETC.. etc..
all of which we offer at the lowest rates.
mb5 ST A HILL Il CO. as Charles st.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS IN CHEAP FORM,

NEW PUBLICATIONS IN CHEAP FORM,
THE LAST 81 q TE 4 fa SKI ses Christmas Tale
by G. R. James, Esq, author Of the . Convent, u
THE DIsGRAcE TO THE Ell FAMILY by W BIanch
ard ar, Jerrold, with Illustrations by Phlz, complete
THE Pc POOR SCHOLAR, Pathetic Story of Irish Life
M% GasSn eoa aqsSs Of Price esn and Stories
CHRISTOPHER TADPOIE, by Albert Smith, with H.
rwES 1S9nS G sqTs Frs ssoe to THE Three
THE A AST pV IF SCOTLAND, by Ga
JAMES, ss A fE so Sh 3 81 s Revolution of 1888
historical romance, by W. Harrison Ainsworth, ESQ.,
THE BRIDE Of IF TIE e ENC NORTHERN wILDs Tale
FRaN .4i Sf AMERICAN COTTAGE LIBRARY
vA seu Fa ESu EGd Rpt S HT 9ay TEL
EtRAPH with reports OF Congress and description OF
all Teegraghs known, employing Electricity, or Gavan-
NO Is F E6 Il TPEfRsoNrF1ED Price 25 cents
NOS; II AND u AMERICAN CHESS MAGAZINE,
edited by c. H. Stan ley, Esq.
Warehouse, [mh9] ]. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
A RNIY PORT FOLTO-By Capt ID. F. Whiting 9TH
N Infantry, u S. A.-Conents OF No. l.
SKETCH OF THE EN y ,Nl OF THE U. S.
MONTEREY seen from housetoP the east side Of
the Main Plaza, after the capture of the city by the U
HEG frs o 9Iee M6 sS nsRf with ID Division COM
manded by Gen. Worth moving into position under the
va InF Of e asr ths 1f0n of t Ieqnno
and wagon train of the U. s. Army coming into the
VIEW OF MONTEREY from Independence Hill, near
the Bishops Palace with the village OF Guadalupe and
Sierra Sila, or Saddle Mountain in the distance
Price dollar each Engraving, four dollars for the
ron as % Ys sud or sale at the New Orleans
Warehouse. lml5] j. Ii. STEEL, IA Camp