davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
Died,
\ Friday, December "a, Mr. RoRERr HESERr, aged 80

On Friday December "a, Mr.. RoRERr HEyrRr aged SO
His remains win b taken to Greenwood for interms,s
this morning, ct ten O'Clock His friends and soquaint
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
Ms iate residence. 40 First street.
On Saturday December U.s. MARoAaEr 8 wife of Abra-
ham 6eacord and daughter Of Robert and Jane Dickson
Of Annapolis Nova Scotia aged IS years II months and
The reatis and friends Of the family and q her sons
iDhw, Richard Benjamin, Joseph Bird, and Or. I. A.
vice ct o'clock this Sunday afternoon ct her late
residence No 208 Third avenue. Her remains will be
taken to New Rochelle, ON Monday mornings for inter
ment.
Nova Scotia papers please copy.
On Saturday morning December Is, RonERr COLLINS, in
The friends Of the family and those OF his son inlaw
John Philips are respectfully invited to attend his fane
day) afternoon at O'Clock
On Monday, December 90 Mrs. INEVITABLE HALEY, aged
POrtlan papers please copy.
Suddenly on Friday, December a. of disesse of the
hesrt Mrs SARAH r. widow Of the late Daniel Reton
The friends and relatives are requested to
attend the funeral services this Sunday afternoon ut
Az O'Clock at late residence 81 sullivan street, The
remains will be taken to Fort Lee, Monday morn
ing for inermeDt.
On Saturday December 25 JAMES ODoSNELL, Of this
city, In the ED year OF his age.
The Clinton Guard ard members OF Engine Co. A. are
invited to attend the funeral from his late
O'Clock
On Christmas morning December as CHARLES Angus
JUe, only son OF Angus US IL, ana Harriet N Poe.
Friends Of the family invited attend his funeral
THU Sunday afternoon from the residence Of his father
81 Csrmine street at half past O'Clock
On Friday, December "a Of inflammation Of the braiu
CHARLEs H.. only child Of Charles and Lucy H. Kane
sgsd years and months
The friends Of the family invited to attend his a
neral this Sunday morning. at 10 o'clock at Wyckofs
Hotel IS Warren street
On Friday, December "a, THOMAS sxILLMAS aged IS
years.
Friends and acqusntauces requested to attend his
funeral from No. Harrison street, this Sunday after
moor, at half past O'Clock.
At Lynn Mass December 20 Mrs ABIGAIL GuLFoaD,
aged SO years. She had ut the time of her dea.h atty
great grand children.
At Jersey City, December 25, Of consumption, MARY
ELizNBETH AFGEvNE wife Of William K. Edgerton, aged
~ years,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend her funeral Monday the eth inst
ut O'Clock p. M from the residence of her uncle Sam
uel w. Davenport No 9Warren place. Jersey City, when
her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

On Christmas day, December 25, at St Johns Church.
Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mr. Webb + A. McLEAN Esq,
third SON Of the Hon Justice Mclean Of Toronto W.
FANNY youngest daughter of the late Dr. Dudderdge
Of FeAchurch street London, England.
In Brooklyn, December 2b, BY the Rev. Thomas Lee
Wright, GEORGE f. BRowN Julia ARTHUR.
In Bolowen, Ne, December IA by Rev. Mr. Skeele,
Mr. FREDEaIcK MASON Of the house OF Taylor Mason,
Boston to Miss ANNIE g. second daughter Of O. Dwight
EQ Of Halowel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
MARK ETING.

CLINToN MARKET TAKES ITS NAVE FROM ONE
~ Of the greatest that lived In his day In the sout
west there are the active clean and
gentlemsnly butchers that ever stood tse ssiJscob
Reed rhos Broadway. All who wish fat well dressed,
god sspt home. ~ moderate poee should by all
20 to Clinton market We happen TO We old
quntace Of Mr. Reed, c,nsequcntiy deal with him but
u roughout the market will find stand neatly
ranged and the matter with his clean white and
smiling face prompt and ready give all attention to
toners. Don't fail 10 call 1t tue Clinton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
FURs.

DRENIUM TURs- FANCY, sEAs0NABLs, AND WELL
Il warranted, No Al Maiden lane-Ths subscriber re-
pectfully solics the attention Of his customers travel
srs and che public generally TO hi: mstehle,s ssersmsn
materials and in conformity with she modern European
shions The subscriber especially recommends his stock
Of sablss H. B. martins, o. martin, mink martin aud
ernines Of such variety and excellence justify him
introducing to be public articles Of the most nulne and
seleoted character WILLIAM MOSER,
Importer Of Turs No. II Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


MASONIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN sTI-
Johns Lodge Independent Royal Arch Lodge and Hol-
land Lodge-Oration by WIN. Rufus Blake Esq also ap
propYiate music 10th and instrumental by eminent
artists Tickets fifty cents each be obtained at the
streets Union Square Ooe Abe once Of the Grand
Secretary, csrcer Of Broome and Crosby Streets
o. OF O. F.-THE MEMBERS OF CONSTELLATION
Lodge, No. 1856 are requested 20 attend their next
regular meeting "wednesday 29th inst business OF
impor ,anoe viii be laid before them. By order.
ROBT CLARCk, Ssc'y.
VNHONAS TATEM, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NoTA-
i Public of Market and Water street,
Norfolk We. Courts-Norfolk city, Norfolk Prin sess
Anne and NAnsemond counties
sVH GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF 1858,
srened Thursday tho 5th Of May, 1853 The msnutae.
Of the United States respectfully requested to
Aentrbute specimens Of their skill and industry TO this
atbiNcn All articles which shall be approved by the
Dublin and those remaining unsold a. tho close Of
exhibition will be returned free Of charge the port Of
original shipment. The exhibition building Ill be bond
u warehouse and the British have
introduce sct Of Parliament for the protection from
ks regulations exhibition forms Of appliea
snAnd any further Information required, apply to tne
tes Of Secretary las Pearl street. HsnGyeE square,
" order Of the COMMITTEES, - u a. IL , sec;
ssatiemen to whom reference be had SedE
vsk ESQ. Richard Bell Esq; @. Edward Habichs, Esq.
EvxCURsIONs To THE GOLDFISH BANKS OFF LONG
II Branch Thursday, December 23d Saturday, 18th,
and Sunday 26th The large and eommodieus steamer
HERO, Captain w. Bancox, will leave Spring street ~
81 o.cioek; Peck slip, s%; Pier No 8 n r. "a; Nj re-
dance Rorsshments bais 49, provided rNe. SIX GENTS
each way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
MDVRUUyION.


A GERMAN GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIvEPRIvAT
"A lessons in book keeping, arithmetic writing and;S
GermsA Language. Please apply at 2l3 Fulton strsets
SPANISH LANGUAGE "A DE r. BAEz WILL I'M
~ part private instruction in his native language to II
ladies and 1T his ONCE In pArt Of
ana Will also make snsatops with corrsstness and
prfs Apply ~ SSS Broadway, room No. H. second Moor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
iDVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
IN JUSTICE TO THE LADY WHOSE CHARACTER
90 grossly misrepresentsd on Christmas evening" in tse
establishment Of william Egnton in Fulton street. have
70 that there foundation whatever for ii Q
changes set nth, rs there Of the
mrs w. S. in Spring street. If I, gent who
warm an the DISPUTE will call the advertiser
At the New Ytlk Hotel No l6 he will make ample
apology, and give satisfactory explanation for the
founded remarks he made the occasion.
IF TIE LADY IN THE BLUE SILK POLKA DRESS,
dark bonnet veil and Gloves who cot emit OF 1T a
Eighth abingdon place yeatsrday lGhriss
hin great pleasure article which he
D, sss she lost. SIGMA, Broadway Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26


HNoLIAN rIANOFORTRe.-T. GILBERT co.'s Pr
Anthony street, second Aoor-T. O. Co daily adding
70 their exsnye Of Instruments in their New
Yorh They have pianos, with without the oes
bras:d sosn TO sus from All ssetsns q NE
OF their has long been beyond ton and
70 prices Co. urgently invite oompsrs.n bsswees
theI and those Of ether In the Union
sessed BY them they fare enabled ousrp al oompesi
os Second hand pianos taken In exchapg bought for
cash. largo assortment Of dhand pianos always
eoliHn, 70 lst 0Serts boudoh costASe planes, for
small rooms Prince Cathavts mslodeons a. low prices
HORACE NATERS Sole Agent
DIANO TORTEs,--TO BE SOLD, BEFORE TIE lsT OF
January good assortment OF Ga and octave pianos,
which made in the very best and warranted.
Second hand psnos-tsken in exchange.
p. LYNCH, Manufacturer $50 Broadway,
near Prince street. MP stairs.
MUsICAL.-sIGNORIN lLIzA VALENTINE.
Iva grand premier pnx do chant du Conservatoiro Dc
Paris pupil OF Madame Gin 81 tho immortal
maestro Donseth donna Of the theatres Of Milan
panlmcn She be her house. $50 Fourth
street near Mercer fr0n loA. \. sill r. n.
DIANoF0RI Es-THE SUBSCRIBER, IN CALLING
the attention Of professors amateurs and the eubc 70
his splendid assortment Of piAnorte feels ,ddent that
for richness and depth Of tome elayoy Of touoh turab
shey stand nnfurpssei while With AZ enormous o..
Petses Of store rents &c &c. he enabled 10 offer them
M below the usual TSs EEis w.,s
DIANOF0RTKs- T. II. CHAKBERs. NO. ss5 BROAD
wsns e c to cs aas
sescsI ssp.risses obtained Sy long eonnssmon With
one o. the msnusctsre are sufficient guarantee Of
the prime quality Of the Instruments sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
HBW QUALIFICATIONS.

vl,O BOOK AGENTS AND CANvAssERs--BLANCH-
AID LEA fhaasehia hsys nov resdy e.sslsEuss
iso ancous suitable for sales BY canvss 70
and boots gents. hey will DO fsent By NAIL postal pad'
20 the ddssof one destroys OF engAgng IN the ous
andtsr her srmatoA with ~ Furnished on learning
~ ssetesp ss And sharaeMf VI pubisNNsns sssirse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
HON Ms rEADS.

DROsPECT HILL VILLAGE AseOCIATfoN.-MKM-
bsrs are urgently requested " attend the next meeting
" the Association, Monday evening" Deoeaber a. ~ TX
o'clock - 100 Bowsry whom matter Of vital Importance,
(slAtnE 70 land sdeisny thsA Of The 70 be
- are in arrears that the tns rapidy appvosshsg when
s''f ,s sss sss No is; az ~ ,ssss,sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26


EORTUNI TELLlNG MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED
In Europe for her skill In forctelng Abe future, win
urnish intelligence About all sircumstanc Of e 70 AL
Ehc may address her. Mrs Alvin speaks Abe Englsh,
French and German Her residence jill Broome
street, sear Chrystis srseA Arst hoor mp stairs 0mss
hours fren 10 A. N. W r. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING CLASSES FORMING FOR THE SECOND
~ quarter, until Afscr the holidays At 600 Broad
and children Practice In the dances for those thst
in dancing also classes Tor bssnners At
IA Bowery Muse Store. z. & r. H. BURNTON,
MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE-OPkNED HER DAN.
IVA cling Glasses In her oommodious house. No. 72 Broad
way. A reduction will be made 70 parties having
Aumber children 10 be For terms snd pare
ulAes. apply hstwsen II aud 4 o'clock.
CEARING's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, AT IS
- Bond streetClasses for ladies and masters 81
81 and ~ o'clock afternoon; for gentlemen at7x and
o'clock, evening Mr. will commence the second quarter
Monday, January 3D. Tuesday 4th and Wednesday 9TH
Ladies and gentlemen can receive lessons day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

CPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ATTENTION rs
~ particularly called to the establishments Of Mrs NJ &.
DUsEhBERRY, No: lGg Broadway, near Thirty second
and confectionery ard nne variety Of for
holidays consisting Of fancy French boxes toys c. rhe
Broaaway and Forty street the every
few minutes The Sixth also elise the
which Ia situated At tho u notion Of Broad
and Sixth No pains will be spared to render
IL as attractive as possible to visiters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

CFNrlEMENs NOTICE BEFORE PURCHASING
~ new clothing for New Years CallsYou economist
your clothing 70 oos roadwAy
presse for ovsrccAt pants 3D. Repairs done cheap
Articles wsnted for New Year must ts len preyious 10
fhursday night. A. cORTISsoS. 653 Pearl street. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
MINI BALL Season.


MAsoNIc.-THE FIRST BALL OF TEMPLAR LODGE.
At Hall OF Els nth AMI Tweny
Of the ball brethren. those introduced by brethren
HURST ANNUAL BALL OF TEE DUFFEY GUARD, AT
On Tuesday evening, December 2sth, 1852.
Musie-shelton's Bard.
eaPs Xn Wilson, Siss c MsSsS, I Rss5iss assure
as. Sssss sss Ia' S Sssss ii BENTON
f.sreI siSs.y james Haedssn, william KSs,nssa
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
ssqssS Da bssssrd fSy Uhsrss Ess
EAkTiN 'GtRAGfEK. 6nsirman.
Capt WIN. WILSON, Treasurer.
There will meeting q the above Committee. At the
hGss on s r II
and assist in n n !, the Ball.
fey formerly resdsa FIRST ward bu, 81 the present
"m' N o'n'''AA' % MARI SAaTlN cRAaIER Chairman.
FANoY DRESS AND civic BALL.THE sHA Ssi
ssrse At Montague Hal. on fhSrsdsy svenias Dec 30
and Il es
and 'h0hs nd this c sSSfs Ss ,sseans
TEE FIFTH ANNUAL BALI OF THE EMMETT MU-
tsal Benefit and Benevolent Society will take p.,e At
De- Apso RI 40 % :.
'ps''p'''''1 y 'n'' WV giIp1 4. NucENr. Chairman.
VvHE TwENTY-F FOURTH ANNUAL BALL, IN. AID OF
st the Place Opera Houe Monday evening" Jsnu
AIRY "a, 1853. Tickets to be had Of the committee.
NEW YORK PICKwICK CLUB.-THE NINETEENTH
WIKI ~
40 Broadway, Wednesday evening December ~ The
Club will appear character taken from the Of
that pame Elijah H. Purdy President; Gilbert n Platt
Toe Presidep y Andrew J. Fisher Secretary.
VHE MILITARY.
Il. Of this corps requested to stterd meeting Of
the company at their head 252 Fulton street.
Monday evening" December n, 1852 at ~ O'clock Puno-
tuai requested business Of Importance 10 10
be transacted. By order Of c. B. WOODRUFF cAptiin.
ii. II. WRIGHT, Secretary.
NoTICB.-rHE MEMBERS OF THE UMPIRE CLUB
IN Banner Guard will meet At the Gem HOTEL S24 Broad
way, on Sunday evening, Dec, 70, IS52 81 clock
By order of JOHN CREIGHTON, Assistant Captain.
G. SHANNON, Secretary.
AsBRIEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEMBERS
going on target excursion requested to
At 1853 South street. Monday evening" Dec 1T ~
o'clock. The company will start from She Shakespeare
Hotel Tuesday morning. at o'clock precisely By order
JoHw G. FAY, Orderly Sergeant.
YNDERs Observation-Disclosures = THE
IL Members Of this Corps wish parade
to meet evening until Monday next the
day of earade) at the Hote Broadway and assemble
on onday the 9th Instant oooos precisely
in black rook coat psnts and gAsed The guests win
assemble ~ o'clock precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
sIIIPPxFG,

CoR SAN MISUNDERSTANDING LINE THE
ssrh cEoRoA. .ey issSi.s ~ sns ,sss !. -.
rate II applied for ~ once Ship will sail On OF ssoss M
jannsxv. 49, II - =. y. BUTTON AEA&>sAefAs~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
MArRIMONUAL,

MATRIh0NY.-A YOUNG, PRETTY INDEPENDENT
AVA sshtensn, OF very refined manner being tired Of
Jingle NE 10 desirous 10 young, handsome, sdsoA-
ted THIS hcas the advertiser q quite 70
attain his object aud Pledge bis honor
neAtsn With solemn discretion. AddsAs N. NJ Pest oos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26


CoK ALgANY-wINTER ARRANdEMHNT.-IHEEE
aon, Of Tryon rev and Centre sfeets daily sun
days excepted follows FIRST train ~ &c. A. NJ mail
ain stopping a. All the - tons second train
.as .ns .ns
70 connect with the 80 train from Albany, wost
third train - F. n Albany express stopping - Croton
Oernsrs arriving n, connecting At Albany with
press train Buffalo. Returning will leave East Albsny
A. n, express train arriving In New York 81 II @
ri . n .. ns ,Tnn New %.fna 81 sR
NEW YORK AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hours New yerssy Railroad Wis Jersey CiyLeaving New
York foot Of Cortlandt street At and A. NJ and
n Leave Phi sdelphia ~ and A. y, and ~ r For
more Wsshinson Norioi and chseston- tickets
and A. NJ and Sx 7. n Il ies from Rev York Ps,sen.
with baggage ors the ferry fifteen minutes before the
T&AMDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD. FOR PHILADEL-
psceTvo lines daily morning line ~ 10 by steam
lin. By steam boat JOHN PoriFk. ssar.H. Fare, arst
Pbsdsipais from foot Of Walnut street ct 10 A. NJ
P. M Emsrsnt lins BY steamboat Atlas from Pier No.
HUDSON RIVER RAILB0A OBTAINS DAILY
III from Chambers street, for Albasy aud Troy
Express Train n Through In four hours connecting
with reaching Buffalo Montreal 81 o'clock same
Man Train, 8 A. n. Through way trsin at1PM
Express Tram. r. N Accommodation train 7P. n
taken 81 Chambers Cara Christopher, Four
Sunday rrains from Canal street. ~ 7;50 A. n. for
Poughh eepse, and ats NJ Tor Albany stopping - sh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
"A Tupe-"The Misletoe Bough.'
The big rats ran though the q ansions wall,
And the bed bugs bit both the great ~ small
And tho roach es and Haas were blythe and gay
A-keepiRg thu ir Christmas holiday.
But Ly ,Ds Pills, and his Powder, too,
Did put the rats and the bed bugs through,
And the housekeeper cried, with voice quito clear,
And now shall enjoy happy New Year.
LYONS Principal depot, 44 Broadway. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
Squirting.


NO SHIPPING, NO SITTING NO R1sTING.-GIB-
IN will another Of his unparalleled feats
fwalkirE In MT George Lseses saloon lb9 West Broad
1he pedestrian 10 TO walk leep bis feet fifty Two
hours for . wager Of 1890 Admis,iop, l2k cents
Johnny WALKER WILL BE HAPPY TO SEE HIS
friends 81 No IS Capa street, three doors from Broad
way where all applications for Instructions in sparrng will
be attended 70,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
Il RATES. or PisWsSA'

Saloon 800, sos. and SIS, (aooordiag to stats ~
A limited number Of Ahird class passengers vii
and found with comfortably cooked provisions, IL,
SD. ........ to Liverpool. $50. -. from
Parties wishing 70 bring out their friends, can .
sums from El sterling upwards Hand bills oap
the ofiioe Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, sgcns. A.
place. - $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
LII HAIL TO THEE. CHRISTMAS, OLD SEASON OF

Nay al (who deserve ~ thy pleasures enjoy,
Nay the and ths rich have the good TO give
For JON rs famed Coral Hair Restorative
Two shillings twill make their h. soft dark and fne
Stop falling made grow, and look lovely divine.
May all who would have skin clear, pure and white,
Cured of pimp,es ruptions Jones famed soap
Twill make their complexion their joy. their delight
More clear and spotle han ere they could hope
superb arcles reduced to two shilling that
rich and poor them Ono trial delights The user
Depots 4o3 Brosdwsy New rofk IS fuison ssss sr0oH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
POLITICAL.
WE TIE UNDERSIGNED DULY APPOINT

WE TIE UNDERSIGNED DULY APPOINTED IN
w speoort of held in the Sixteenth Ward BeE
lens 195 Seventeenth street. n.y. December "a 1882
between hours of IL aud clock in pursuAnoe OF c>l
Of the moraic Republican Gene,a Con mittee for the
purpose Of eectps three delegates to the Democratic Re-
pub lean eral Committee and hve legafeB to the
Iouvg Mems General Committee and nj ard commit
for laid ward hereby certify and declare that ~ said
election the whole number Of votes received were 26
Of which the ticket snnexed headed Vosb ngh and
the pers VIII appear thereon, received 30
votes and the ticket headed George G. Mitchell received
25 and there ourteen votes discarded for nformsy
SIXTEENTH wARD-w0RKiNG MEN TICKET.
General Committee s. Vosburg James Cassidy, Ed
ward Riley
Young ken's General Committee B. Davis, william
Belts Charles A. May John b. Kelley James ohrAn
Ward Committee ue OSs God, James Murray Andrew
Levy A. N. 81 Gen, John Daley, Patrick Lynch, John
Farrell James sweeny Samrel Vsnderhey den, James
Beglap, L. vultee Thomas Judge Hiram johnson, VIM.
Conner, Archibald Noble, Patrick MoDermott Francis
Murphy John sexton, Peter Henry John Dillon, Henry
tsisred,j ALLAN SNIFFEN, inspectors Of Election
MARK THOMAS, ) for Sixts enth Ward
TWELFTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRACY. oP-
posed 9th August dictstop in favor VI ward rights
The folio ticket duly electedfor General Com
mittee-S Benson AsGown, John Macarthur, John McCos
her Young Mems General Commit Flynn George
yard CoDmitteeThomss Murphy James rcttisl Charles
Wall, Stephen LutE, John Farley Peter ManAbAn
Blasts Ryer Albert @. Hayden George Deviin, Davii NJ
Wood, James Mcleod With power to f vacancies Sign
cd by two hundred and sixty nine democrats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
IINlrEp STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP ooxRANY-

FOR Now Orleans via Hsvana-The splendid stsanshiP
CHEROKEE Baxter commasder will sail from the pier 81
the foot Of Warren street, North river Monday, Doe ~
~ o'clock NJ precisely Rates Of passage 70 Havana
loon berth $780, over forward saloon bersh %! ssrsss.
t Specie only taken freight 10 FrcKht taken
70 ew Orlsnps ~ 30 csAts cubic focA shippers %
freight are 20 supply sh.mseves With hs esnE
ofhce. No other form will DO signed No bills Of lad1
signed after twelve O'Clock the day Of sailing For sG4
or passage apply 70 H. o. kOBkRrA,
III Wet street, Of Warm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

HOUSES. ROOMS, r. nc. WANTED.
>~~-~~~~rs
A SHALL STORE rs INQUIRED IMMEDIATELY, ON
"A the wet side OF Broadway. between Cortlandt and
Canal Streets 70 DO occupied sessr store or else en
Of the kind will be bought out for cash.
Apply imm sdiately at l02 Nassau street. room H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
DRY 0SDOD0,

JAMrs BECK h co, HAVE JUST RECEvkD, PER
Afrios Of the greatest rovsltes from Paris In
eautful rich sh satin and velvet dressee ALSO plaid
cheek and plsin t new colorG emsroderss bag nitts
reduced extraordinary low prices large stock printed
goods silks about half the oost for holiday presen
Ne. 855 Broadway.
INDIA sHAwLs AND scARFs.-rHE syBsCRIBERs
have few very IA square evils soarfs for sale
low JAMES BECK CO.. 35 BfssdWay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26
VANDERBILT's LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, ONLY
line giving tickets f,r crossing thes IstAmus1he new
double engine amship STAR or THE WEST 3l00 tens

will leave from No. q N r. at clock p n, precise.
~ on wednesday January sth oonneops with the Paeins
the transit having bat twelve
miles Of land transportation There
passed In their and ventilation For In.
formation passage apply only to D. B. ALLEN agent,
oBattery place stairs The pubs cautoaed Against
the hired Of other lines NonA
employed for this line. .....@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-26

------------->----~~-->--->-
BROADWAY PROPERTY 10 LEAsR--A HALL CnN:
ID trally located Broad way, above Canal street. ITO
ysh 70 s:s front. on three ysas' sass Asss
n within minutes walk Of the Hamilton ferry. fhs
svorsSis Opportunity 70 snail family whs wish 70 70 -
israid
ITO LET IN BRoOKLYN-THE ELEGANT THREE
Henry ana Clinton strsst with all the improve.
nents Of water Ess Immediate possession Apply 70
PERRiNE Of Prssdsnt and Court Brooklyn
EAaAaOxAA.
QOTTOMRY BOND-wANTED, 1000 ON BOT OMRY
~ bond Of French brig Mszovss her tackle, go, now
ST. Domingo city. Sealed proposals. VIII be received the
Consulate General Of France un Tuesday, 18th instant
~ two o'clock, r. n
Try DOCK SAVINGS BANK, NO. sis FOURTH
time for allow interest deposits to saturday Janua
lsSS sa per cent per sInqm on al ;sr, Of $500 end
nRAyTs ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND. IN sum
nj" 81 sSs 6 w. s.s Il
street. sole passenger agents for the swallow Tail line q
liverpool and London PACKET ships.
Noz1o1.-OrYIoH PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
se.rs 4 DEsss:: s:a ". meeting We
RESOLVED that books for snsfs stock b. closed
We on ss
N 'n' BOOKS OF n' ''n'SPkA No1s SPIES. Secretary,
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, s4s BROAD
on
Il 'nd p'i
& &. s s4GKss VIC. President
A. A. ALvoRp Secretary.