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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-26

DEADY THIS DAY-A PERFECT LITERARY GEM
Graham for February liz pages spendidly illustra-
tanning hundred and twelve ample pages filed with
the choicest literature of the day and illustrated with
artists.
The publisher gratiHed to be able to announce that
the great increase of subscribers for 1853 enables him
promise large addition Of attractive features for future
numbers John Sartain, ESQ., the accomplished mezzo-
tint engraver and former editor of Sartans Magazine
has been added to corps Of artists and we have the
promise OF some plates Of rare elegance and freshness
from his BURN.
In the engagement. of Mr. sartan show our friends
the evidence OF a determination to make Graham the
leading Illustrated monthly Of the Union despite Of all
doubts of the uhbelieying.
department as success affords and bv honest
efforts strive to keep the position have so long held
among publishers Of Amero.. monthly periodicals, in
'p''@ ' Wv from any quarter, fair or unfair
Csrsetacus full page engraving, by LoomsA
The Emigrant Music. Illustrated BY Devereauz.
Trip to the South of Ireland Elegantly illustrated
by Devereaux with the following engravings: Blarney
Castle Cork Hsrbor Bentr, Bay Eagles Nest Muckross
Abbey. Lady Kenmare's Cottage, Ross Island.
The Fate Of the Blighted Flower By Thos. Buchanan
Ruined Castle. BY W. Alexander.
An Incident at the Hotel de Ramboillet illustrated
Thanksgiving ssi By Mrs julia g. Dorr:
A Ballad Of Ancient Rome. By Augustus Dnranne
TO Caroline. By &c.
springs ny NJ Miner, illustrated by Devereaux with
the following engravngs at the Fountain Casaian
Springs, St Wnifreds Well Spring in Dorcet England,
Artesian Well Pool of Sloan.
Lima or, The Ashtons Continued. BY Mrs. Angelo
De " Hull.
Hetabel. BY Richard Hayward.
The Forest Of lie Mans: BY H. ". Herbert.
The Lone STAR. Chambers
The Spirits of Flowers. BY J. A. Bone.
sSe; ssa hs Afsesn r nsn ksE By Jones
Wishes. By Emily Hermann.
Two Pictures From Book OF Snobs." By W. n.
Thackeray.
The Reiormer. BY H. Curtis
A Wedding in the Clouds. From Household Words.
Romance Of Rascaty. BY f. p. Whipple
Sonnets from the Italian. By Estelc Anna Lewis
Life and Poetry Of Ihos. Buchanan Read. BY Chas j.
Peterson.
The Rose Queen By Mrs. E. L. Cushing.
Kimbals ST udent Life.
Black Letters A Review Of sCabin Literature"
Serenade by J. L. Simmons.
On Seeing Forest in Jack Cade.
Review of Books.-Life of Webster; Works of Shaks
peare Essays and Tales in Prose- English Tales
Skc Chess NAPOLEON Dynasty Papers by De Quincy Con
LESSONS Of Ftz Boodle Bancrots History OF the Une
States: Trench the Study of Words; Ladies New Boo
of Cookery; Arts of Teuning, Currying, etc. Woman
Record: Basil; My Novel; The Successful Merchant
Speeches Of Meagher Homes of American Authors etc,
etc The Terms for Graham are-Single subscribers So;
single copies, price 25 cents.
DEWITT DAVENPORT, New York Agents.
1NORFIGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, IRISH AND
I Scotch newspapers also all foreign periodicals.
he obtained application to L. BRADY, importer of
foreign newspapers No 70 Nassau street. Papers for
warted by mail.
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DAGUERIlEOT'YPEs.

TvxP1 oRING TIE SOUTH AMERICAN RIVERS
IL Meade Brothers have Just supplied the United States
government for the above expedition complete set
Of their superior daguerreoype apparatus Tor taking
views on the la Plata, &c similar sets on band, and
everything pertaining to the art Artists and Importers,
:ss irosiS ay opposite the Fountain. ND.Daguerreo.
t,res taken daily
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HOTELS.

IMPORTANT TO ALL VISITING CUBA.-THE WIZ
known hotel, Revere House. Havana, has been traf
ferred from Ocous street. No 1l9 Abrapa street cord
of Mercadores This large edi6ce has been rebuilt
re6ttcd aud no expense has been spared to make ~
elegant and comfortable home. II can be recommend
with confidence the best and largest hotel al Has
Refer 10 pr, Bogext No 9 S. Marks place. New Yors
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uNRY H. LEEDS, AUCTTONEER, WILL SELL AT
auction this day, Wednesday, Jan g. at IL O'Clock
in the gallery of store Wall street paintings
large collection Of ancient and modern paintings con
sisDg of landscapes marine views and winter
scenes, portraits cattle pieces hunting scenes &c. to
gether with collection Of engravngs all of which will
be sold without any reserve to the highest bidder to close
concern.
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IN z, LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER- HOUSES
I1s and lots on Sixteenth street,. H. LUDLOW will
sell at &uotion, Friday, January 49, at IL o'clock at
story brick houses the south side Of Sixteenth street
between First avenue and Livingston place about $50 feet
east Of Stuyvesant square Tie houses twenty one
five including extension and built in the best
manner by day work. and have all the modern
mouts
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SPORTING.

nICK Mills VIII. SHOOT AT TWENTY FIVE PIGEONS
~ against any man in the world for 500 Usual rise
and boundary eight yards and find birds for each other
Fifteen days notice given.
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H.O nnn 10 S., 00O.--A PARTNER WANTED nc
,UUU take an interest in Wholesale liquor
house and also extensively engaged in the California
shp stores. To any party having the above amount o.
ready cash and wishing engage in a safe and proatab,
business the opportunity is seldom offered Addrcs
b. c. Herald Office, 10 G. b. Howcs, SO Nassau street
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INSTRUCTION.

n ENGLISH LADY RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM
"A London, with the highest testimonials from the
nobility whose education she has completed and having
lew hours nnoccuped is DESTROYS OF being fully en-
ployed, as daily occasional govcrness Her acquire
mente are of the highest order English teacher
she MISC undertakes to give Instruction and draw
ing. Address by letter, postpaid TO Miss II. W. Union
Square Post Office.
HOUSEKEEPING &C-MR W. j. RENyIILE NO 90o
ID Broadway continues to receive pupils for prvc-
tical instruction in bookkeeping arithmetic &C. quail
lying ihem IN the most thorough and efficient for
the duties Of the counting room. Open day and evening
FTNCT6R WANTED--ONE PERFECTLY COMPETENT To
Il teach three children, between the ages of ten and
sixteen in al the different branches of sound English
education knowledge Of the French indispensable on
familiar with the German and French preferred Address
box ], 100 Post Office
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STOLEN GOODS.

nTtICE or TTsg cilFF on POLICE Jan. 90, iS5s--
~ Ancgner is wanted f6r . book supposcd 10 have
been sioen-itle Net uocb's commercial Dctionary'
| hqply Ut ,his oGsa. 1lfiS''. ~ mtisn,9a
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MIB.-NEw PUBLICATIONs-A POPULAR TREA
se on the cause and cure Of nervously debiiitated
beses the man OF pleasure business and study and en-
biters old age. just published and TO be had gratis
addressing post paid, box 100 Broadway Post Office,
N0w READY-BRATTHwAITE's RETROSPECT OF
In Practical Medicine and surgery-Part XVI, for
January, 1865 uniform American edition, Price ~ a
year-postsge free Terms invariably in advance, from
part xxi for July 1851 SO per annum, 81 each part
The back numbers, sets from the commencement
be had at the original prices. free Of postage
volume $22 delivered free of charge parts to twelve
so cents each parts thirteen to twenty-five rs cents
each; parts twenty three to twenty six, 81 each. N
Mail subscribers will particularly note that for 81 per
annum, paid in advance, the work will reach them post
age free in whatever pa IT Of the Union Published by
sTRINGER & TOWNSEND, 222 broadway, n I.
DARNUMs NEW PAPER. = THE ILLUSTRATED
Id News.-Contents for Saturday. Janunry Goth Nine.
teen splendid engraving.
Limited States steamer Fulton passing Moro Castle
Havana.
2-Cock pit Havana.
2@snow scene at the Tombs, New York
4-Portrait of Clark Mills, eminent sculptor.
6-Portrait of Commodore Morgan.
6-Monument to Richard H. johnson.
Injecting of American Colonization Society Washing
ton. Address of Edward Everett.
s-view on the Hudson Newburg
New State Arsenal, New York.
10-Interior view of the Arsenal
1-Cannon at the Arsenal.
12-Cochrans Revolving Cannon.
l3-Vnted States steamer Mississippi OF the japan expe
dition, at Funchal Madeira.
H-Winter fashions.
15-Portrait of John Ericsson
1e-Portrait of Senator Upham
l7-Iittle Crow Village, on the Mississippi
18-20-Ilusratons Of the Gambler
Twenty-seyen autographs of literary characters.
LETTER
Entering Havana--Autosraphy- The Gambler-The
gay is done-Cock. pit in -Povery-Iarlem, r. R.
John Ericsson-Recent deaths--Senator Upham-Iittle
Crow Vage-Christanity- Ethics of journalism
dition to Paraguay-Stcamboat accidents &c.-Nemors
Iacft In
the city-Iiterary intelligence-Fine arts music and
the drama-Relgous inelligence-Domestc intelligence,
with 4 large variety of other interesting matter
Price xix cents per copy For sale at all the principal
bookstores and depots throughout the United States
p. T. BuRNUM Special partner.
H. d. A. Il. BEACH General partners.
1GS Fulton street New York
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EDWD. WHITEHOUsE,

A DRIAN H. MULLER AUCIIONEER-
"a Wal street property-Parton Sale.-The Phoenix
bndings corner Of Wall and Water streets will be sold
to estate OF the late David Hale deceased and
the Affairs Of the late firm Of Hale Halleck not pre-
vousy disposed Of at private SALE they will be offered at
auction at the Merchants Exchange Thursday the
18th Inst at IL O'Clock NJ The front on Wall street is
sixty five feet and Water street forty feet The
perry Is occupied throughout by tenants Of the first
Glass; Tho rental for the current amounts to o. $50
and large advance is offered for the to The
new firm Of Hallock Butler Hale do not intend to pur
chase the property and will not bid at the sale directly
indirectly
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MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
Nl prepared to manufacture all desert ptions Of light
machinery also, athes slide rests engineers tools
&C. &c, at short notice, and moderate terms Engi-
necrs and inventors giving him CALL will have their
work got up with accuracy and despatch
= BENTON hv
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TTOMER MORGAN AUCTIONEEY.-SOCIETY LIBRARY
III at auction-Homer Morgan viii sell at auction, at
twelve O'Clock Thursday, January n, at the Mer
chants Exchange the property known as the Society
Library on Broadway, corner Of Leonard street The
lot is sixty feet wide Broadway sxtys feet wide on
the rear 100 feet leonard street on the north and
100 feet Catharne ane ON the SOUTH and has very
costly builing upon it. which will command large
YEARLY rent as Il Is or can easily be converted into
store or stores. Possession the first of May next
liberal amount can remain mortgage The property
is offered private sale until the eth inst For further
particulars apply to
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. AT
auction, ON Thursday, January o. at 10 clock at
h6usehod furniture, the property of Thomas O. Iarkin
ESQ., who IS about returning to California consisting Of
large assortment Of furniture made by Messrs Bau.
1ouine Meeks, in but short time, consisting
rich velvet carpets rich parlor suits of rosewood covered
green and silver coored brocade crimson and maroon
md coored silk brocatelles large pier glasses
rich cornces and pier slabs and brackets deliberately
carved etageres In rosewood do. buffet large marble
pedestas valuable real bronze groups and fig
ure costly marble and bronze clocks, vases, &c
wood bookcase and secretary do extension dining table
beautifully carved centre tables services china
md c0ogncs gas chandeliers and brackets fine collec
ton Of valuable paintings in rich gilt frames carved rose
God panofortes opal and crimson vases and other rich
furniture bedroom furniture, consisting of velvet and
Brussels carpets superbly carved rosewood bedseads
bureaus, and one elegant Gothic carved wardrobe,
value 81 OOO Also. richly carved rosewood armour
gace spring beds mattresses and bedding together with
cut glass plated ware &c Sale TO commence with ktch
en- furniture The furniture &c. is now ready for ex-
animation at The above number, where catalogues may
be obtained
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IIORsFs WAGON AND HARNESS AT AUCTION.
This day, at IL O'Clock, at 81 Fey street. corner OF
Greenwich pair Of horses from the country, bought
for seven years old last spring kind in single and double
harness. light wagon with pole and shafts together
with one light double harness. the whole in first rate
working order WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auctoneer.
T ARGE AND PEREsPTORY SALE OF SLEIGH ROBES.
j. T. yandewater will sell this day, at 101a O'Clock,
ot the IA Wall street consisting of bear pan
,her wolf coon &c The whole to be sold without re.
fnrs
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T,HE SONG OF THE SHIRT HAS MMoRrAIzED
i HIND

T,HE SONG OF THE SHIRT HAS IMMoRTALIzED
i Hood
labor shouts forth his praise to the welkn:
And could frame as glorious ditty, would
Touch our harps In approval Of EKINS;
For the shirts made by Elkins in chcapness surpass,
As in beauty and At, all the others;
And though beauty and worth seldom couple alas
Yet they meet in this like two brothers.
Gentlemen furnishing their material, will
csve prompt attention. at greatly reduced rates at asa
Broadway.
rAsT- OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED -
~ Persons DESTROYS of converting their cast off articles
into cash. obtain fair price by sending for the SUBJ
scrber, Mt his residence through the Post Office
n. Blades attended by Mrs. Cohen.
M. s. COHEN, 90 Elm street.
HtAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ ladies and gentlemen having any clothing, furni.
ture or jewelry, obtain fair cash price, from the
subscriber at his residence through the post Ladies
attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf, 10 Elm street.
l.. NJ. DUSSELDORF.
(tAST.0F CoTHING-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
- worth wanted.-Gentemcn having largo or small
quantities of good left OF clothing to dispose Of can OBJ
tain the fun value IN current money, by calling
store. from Chatham street.
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CLOTHING.

NOV Is THE TIME FOR BARGAINS.-1HE SURPLUS
IN is sold Oft, irrespective Of cost any loss Irade
in each seasons new goods only Selling off, fine winter
and panlaoons GEORGE p FOX, Tailor, No Sss Broad
way of Anthony street. opposite the Broadway
Rank and theatre.
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THE MILITARY.

A CARD-WE TIE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
N the Holander Guard do hereby respectfully beg
leave to tender sincere and heartfelt thanks to the
ladies Of Delaney and Columbia streets, who highly
honored by presenting with the beautiful wreahs
and also to Mr. Holander for his unbounded lberalty
in presenting with several magnificent prizes also, to
Mr. Ward of the Motthaven He tel for the bounu sup
ply of good things provided by him that OCCASION and
to invited guests and judges for the impartial
ner in which they performed their arduous duties BY
order Of the company
GEORGE SILIwATER, Captain.
G. SHFARgR, Secretary.
J. p. WARD, Orderly Sergeant.
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11El "A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND TWO OR
llC2. three sngle gentlemen be accommo dated
with furnished rooms and board at 116 Grand street
Broadway, moderate terms references given
and required Apply as above, 1l51k.
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I HAVE BONE MORE FOR ART IN THE UNITED
i states (by exposing my prints for public inspectio0D
hnn all the art unions put oycther and call upon
the public to support me, and buy my engravings and
books consisting OF landscapes small and large studies
portraits, views old line and modern fue prints, &C.
J. T. NEAGIE, So Ann street.
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HEADQUARTERS SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK
IL State Militia.-State Guards.-Specal Order-New
York. Jan "a 1e53.-The commandant, with deep regret
communicates the sad intelligence Of the demise Of
James Peck, Esq late quartermaser of this regiment.
The commandment embraces this opportunity to bear wit
to his uniform courtesy and officer like conduct in
all his relations, to his brother officers In compliance
with request Of the family Of the deceased, the usual
military honors will be dispensed with. The officers, Tin
citizens dress hereby requested to attend the fune
raj of the deceased Wednesday, Goth inst, at NJ
from 70 Franklin street. BY order of
JoHN RAY Act. Agt. JOHN A. B0GART Col Com.
vr,HE UNION COMPANY-A MEETING OF THE
J. shareholders Of the Union Company will be held Mt
the Irving House, Wednesday evening, Goth January
at M
IRISH RIFLES, ATTENTIONi-THE FIRST COMPANY
of Irish Rifles meet for drill every Thursday evening
at halfpast O'clock at Centre Market Drill Room,
and evory Monday evening" usual, at No. Chatham
Hall, Chatham square. By order,
MICHAEL b. HOGAN, Secretary.
C1KIDMORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE
- meeting of this company Thursday Jan. q, at
seven clock r. NJ, az 80 Pike slip punctual attend
ance L. requested business Of importance will be trans
acted. BY order, HIRAM MOORE Ord. Sergeant.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
IN ISsOITTION OF co PARTNERSHIP-THE co PART
nership heretofore existing under the firm OF HUtS
MS COZANS booksellers and publishers 10A and log
Nassau street dissolved by mutual consent on the
9th inst The unsettled business Of the late firm will be
adjusted by Philip COlans, who alone s authorized to
use the noIpe of the firm in liquidation.
CHARLES r. HUESTES.
New York Jan. 90 1853. Philip COZANS.
PHILIP j.. COZANS will continue the publishing, book
and stationery business at the old stand 104 and log Mas
street
TIME COPARTNERSH1P HERETOFORE EXISTING
between Messrs. walther e. Henkel, SO Nassau
street having been dissolved, Mr.. Anthony Henkel will
alone sign the name Of the firm in liquidation.
AUGUSTUS WAITHEL,
New York, Jan. "a 1853. ANTHONY HENKEL.
DARTNER WANTED-WrTH CAPITAL. OF FROM
i Sc 900 TO $4,000. in the merchant tailoring and
clothing business, we'll established and doing q good
business In Fulton street New York This Is good op
Iortunity TO get in safe and good business Address
R. s., Herald Office.
DARTNER WANTED IN THE PIAN0F0RTE BUSI-
i ness-A gentleman established in the business,
in Of the best stands in the city and having very
advanta geous lease would like to take partner, who
could attend either the manufacturing sales depart.
ment with capital OF from 81 900 to So 600 The bust
ness may largely increased and made very profitable
Address Piano Mt the Herald Office, giving real name,
and the will be treated confdcntially
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CTEAN BOILER FOR SALEM GOOD ORDERLY
- feet long feet in diameter with ID inch return ue
10 be seen at the corner Of Fifty street and Third
avenue. "
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A FEW SINGIR GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN COM
"A Portable rooms with board Inquire at Fl Walker
street west Of Broadway
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A c. TUTTIE AUCTIONFIR DINING SALOON AND
"A. Bar Fixtures, steam Table, ga c. futile will
SELL Thursday at 101S O'Clock, the premises, No
81 Maiden Lane the furniture and fixtures OF dining "a
loon, consisting in part Of 10 marble top tables 10
h0gany do, bar counter with marble wa shstand 100
yards oil CLOTH cane seat chairs casters ivory knives
plated forks and spoons crockery and glass clock
beds and bedding carpets kitchen utensils large rdde
copper coffee tea and milk boilers large range oven &c
complete, suitable for hotel eating house Terms
cash. Sale positive in lots to suit to close the concern
A UCTION NOTIcE.-H. " BUSH AUCTIoNEER
IA At l0h O'Clock at No. 10 North William street
variety of and second hand furniture carpets &c
Also table cutlery hardware and house furnishing ar
tices fancy articles boots shoes watches &C. At liz
O'Clock superior second hand pianoforte also two
half pipes brandy, of good quality.
IA ten O'Clock, in the sale rooms, Is Spruce street
large sale Of household and other furniture by order of
Administrative Counting house desks iron safe fine old
paintings also dry goods clothing and valuable
articles, &c. X. Forresal. THoS. BELL Auctioneer.
d A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER- NORTHEAST COR.
ID. Of Park place and Church street.-The subscri.
Der will lease at auction by Cole Chiffon auconeers
Tuesday the frstday of February at IL O'Clock at
the Merchants ExchangeThe valuable property at the
northeast corner of Park place and Church street.
gether with the southeast OF Church and Marray
streets having front Of aboutA feet Park place. 1872
Church street. and about so feet Murray street.
The lease will be for q years from the FIRST of May 1855
with renewal of Fl years more there the
premises q double three story brick dwelling Parl,
place. known No. ~, and brick stables Murray
street For full terms and spulatons Of the
lease apply to the Auctioneers No Wa street. where
maps and printed terms Of sale can be had.
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NOR SALE-TWEINE FINE RING CIRCUS HORSES
IL four ponies well broke, with canvas, wagons, har
ness, and all the paraphernaa necessary for first ratio
crcus-formcry johnson Co.'S 10 be sold, the whole
or a part, to suit purchasers.
JUSEPH CROSBY, Bridrenort CT
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TURNIsITED ROOMS TO LET--AT 86S BROADWAY,
IL few doors above Union Park parlor and bedroom
connecting bath in the house. Every attention is given
to the comfort of those occupying rooms Partial board
ifdesired SeS Broadway.
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MlLR--AIDfSS CONCENTRATED MLK.-THB 81
1tl The only preparation OF milk discovered that
has fully answered the purpose intended kept good in all
climates and given entire satisfaction. BY the Of
concentrating Ill the essential properties VI milk
reserytd in poIc state, great being taken TO
only the best quality Of pure milk II Is readily dissolved
in hot cold water and be used for all purposes fog
which milk Is used forms healthy and nutEi-
tios article Of food for children and il recommended by
Dr. Chiffon and other celebrated chemists. Ship can
tans stewards families, eating houses and travellers
will find this very convenient and valuable article for
making custards, puidings cakes and ice cream Solo
agents. 6ENET CO., dealers in ship, army and navy
stores, 113 Chambers street.
INCONSISTENCIES HANOMErER OR PATENT
IN Steam Guaae.-An persons hereby notified that
cayeat for patent Of the above article has been duly
filed in the Office Of the United States Patent Osce on
behalf Of the inventor and that the undersigned
sole agents for selling the in the United States
All persons hereby prohibited from making, un,ng,
buying, selling said article, except from BY
authority and any violation Of rights viii be pun
ished to the full extent Of the law.
ENGEIKH r. KAMENA.
JOHN HEARSON, 10 South William street.
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DOARD URNEsHED OR UNFURNI5HED ROOMS TO
Id let with full partial board second or third
floor, desirably situated Broadway 766, Ninth