ALWAYS AN ASSORTMENT TH BEST SHEFFIELD PLATED GOODS, CONSISTING OF Tea Urns, Sugar Dishes, Snuffers and Tray Coffee Pots, Cream Ewers, Liquere Stands, Tea Pots, Butter Coolers, Dinner Stands, Bread and Cake Candlesticks, Waiters, Baskets, Branches, Forks and Spoons. Plate and Pla

WILL GIVE TWO MORE LECTURES in the NEW HALL of the ATHENAEUM, as follows : On FRIDAY EVENING, 24th January, the Lecture will he THINKERS, WRITERS, AND SPEAKERS. The Base of Success and the Causes of Failures in Business—Characters of many distinguished Authors, Philosophers, and

FLANTATU>N, on the old Cork and Mallow Kottd. , , „ Proposals will received U iixiam by Tbavevs Howland, Esq., Kilboy e, Cloyne.

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH ) LONDON PRODUCE MARKET— Yesterday OFFICIAL REPORT. Sugar market steady. Coffee steady ; plantation Ceylon taken in 70s; Jamaica brought6Bs to 70s 6d. Tea —Fair business in most descriptions, at full prices. Rica —Ballatn offered yesterday sold since at 10

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which was commenced at Hoboken with extraordinary secrecy some twenty years ago onder the designation of a steam ram. was first projected by a Mr. Robert J. Stevens, after whose decease it was taken by bis brother, Mr. Edwin A. Stevens, and continued as a private enterprise, tho

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