The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

Hspsnscheld's Holiday Style a Hats b cstire-
y new and unique, SURPRISING any that has hitherto
been produced II is the richest fabric that have
yet Sold for three dollars and half, At lis Mas
street.
whites new and original style OF hats FOR
the holidays will be introduced this day. You in
vited to call examine WHITE, ~ Broadway, cor
OF Fulton street. Furs.Tbe largest and. best
sortment OF furs to be found at Whites all at fair
prices WHITE 2l2 Broadway corner Of Fulton street
was awarded At the Fair of the Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia for Meade Brothers, stereoscopic pictures.
Daeaerreotypes in this style daily. in Masehsrs i'm
Artists and Importers, 233 Broadway.
Anson's Large size IDasucrreosypes, for SO
esnts, oolored and in nice case with preservertwics
The xe others make for ty cents equal TO 81 pic
tsrss elsewhere. ANsoN's $50 Broadway, opposite the
Metropolitan Hotel.
y. x.L l.. All In taking first class pictures at
reotype neatly finished Who doesr why GARBANATI,
the Artist 1876 Broadway corner OF Howard street.
Famous.-CcIebrated are the Daguerreo-
types for rs cents taken by the N T. Picture Compa-
n.y. The dollar portraits stereoscepes ana holiday pie
lures Of this place are worthy OF universal praise
Rooms $50 broadway.
New Munic-Just published, and selling ra-
",
PRAISE God for the Sunday school,; words by George
". Bleeeker, music by Thomas Baker Price l2s cents.
s a. 80 PET So sSps o
W Gougler; with beautiful vignette title page.
Price 50 cents. Music sent by mail post pail.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 1888 Broadway.
Celebrated Pianos and Meio.lcons, In larger
assortm nts than can be found else where Sold at
tremriy low prices. Beautiful pianos which been
rented for short time, will be sold very low; second
hand pianos at great bargains Prices from $3.50
large discount made for cash. Pianos and melodeons sold
monthly payments. Pianos to rent.
HORACE WATERS, 1873 Broadway.
The Public In want Of good and fashionable
furniture, also pianos, oil paintings, mirrors fancy
goods &c, can be suited at their price attending
the auction sale at 500 Broadway Duane street.
' p'''' INNS -'''n'S' : IVA S rTSls SsoRRE1L.
What ncxts-sl0o,OOo worth OF Clothing
intended for the Broadway retail trade for SALE at
PER cent below the cost Of manufacture. at EVANS
clothing warehouse IS and 6S Fulton street Broken
banks taken at small discount.
Green and Hogarth resemble each other In
particular Hogart discovered and applied the line
ef beauty in drawing Green has discovered and applied
IL Ia the cutting Of shirts Orders fer shirts executed
n twenty-four hours at GREEN'S establishment No.
Lace and Muslin Curtains from Auction
kelly l. FERGUSON, No. 2S9k Broadway, aud No. 81
Readc street. have hand 20 600 lace and muslin
tains bought at auction at great sacrifice, and will
per cent less than the original cost Of importation Go
Early for this is rare opportunity Also the largest
al Of which must be sold cheap.
Anticipated visit OF Santa CInus.-Tuttlc
Of the Emporium, 345 Broadway, is making extensive
preparations for the anticipated visit of the good old
Saint; who, informed will hold daily lsvees for
the reception of Juvenile Am01ca ct the above place
during the procession Of the holidays. FUTILE has
already received, and is opening, numerous pack
ages Of toys &C. entirely new and calculated to
and interest both young and old Everybody and his
Aeirma:e are invited to call and examine.
Wedding Cartis.-An Assortment OF Ever
dens elegant engraved wedding cards. envelopes &C.,
s9 be sa sn Or sa ~ to a
engraved. JAS. EvERDEIL, 302 Broadway, corner of
Duane street.
wedding CARIBBEAN assortment or Ever
deWs elegant engraved wedding cards. envelopes, &C.,
q the country Jewelry and silver for presents,
JAMES EvERDE1I, so2 Broadway, cor. Duane st.
Novel Cause for separation.-we understand
that lady up town has ded in the superior Court oil,
Of separation from her husband, and>he assign
ed is he such shocking bad hats We don't
der at it. and advise lady friends to exclude from
not fashionable hat-such hat he may easily
obtain by dropping in at either of KNOx's popular
Fulton street s Knox i the halter Of the town ~ -
Cau and examine those exquisite styles or
assortment Of Furnishing goods at BOOTHBYS, opposite
the Broadway Theatre, S29H Shirts and collars made
TO order and Q at warranted.
Upholstery Goods-Great Saerince.-Lace
curtains at 81 worth So satin de LANES 12s yard
worth $2 damask cornices bands tassels and window
shades thirty cent cheaper than house in this
city. Stock must be closed by january I.
A. M. Err DAVIES, 3s7 Broadway.
Your Dumb Walters Don't Work we'll
give call Jobbing of all kinds attended TO. VIII
HE'S Carpenter, 100 Amity street.
Wet and Cold Feet Prevented.-The North
American Gutta Percha Company, 102 Broadway, are
prepared to apply their patent vulcanized guta
ssude gutta percha soes done away with in this
ticle, that for durability, and comfort protec
tion from wet and cold ground, and security against
colds and cough this article cannot be surpassed Or
EMBELLISHMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.
CsHARIEss IS RETURNED FROM BOSTON
r AURA W. WILL FIND LETTER AT THE HERALD
IL ONCE
HER. SEAMAN WILL FIND LETTER FOR HIM AT
INA the Herald Office.
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IA Heraldeegara primero que una carta l0bre H. ;.
vv,O PLUMBERS, Ac.--INFoRMArIoN WANTED, OF
Il Francis r. West, plumber, who arrived in the
Southampton, from Liverpool October IA, 1854. Any
Information via be most thankfully received by Mr..
Segge, plumber, leo Thompson street. No. by
his cousin James French steward of the ship President
Fillmore, at pier II East river Country papers please
copy. E. H. WEST
VIyANTED-INFORMATION OF ARTHUR LOREAU, A
w French music teacher. Inquire at the Pacific