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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16

~ res of new and beautiful styles, csmprisiug-
Rich Book Collars and Coilarettes.
Fsncy Fnlled and Double Collars.
Jsconet Collars; Mourning do.
Rich Book Balloon Sleevee.
Book Gauntlets and Mandarin do.
Jaconet, Balloon and Puff do. --
Habits and Sleeves and Collars, and Sleeves to
match.
Book and Jsconet Edgings and Insertings, Bands
he, DC per steamer Asia.
Just received and for sale low by
aus KENT, PAINE KENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

ARRIVAL TEE CUNxw.-The British screw STEAMSHIPS
ourew Capt Sampson, arrived yesterday morning from st.
Asnas via Bermuda bringing dates from the former
pes TO the 19h and from the latter to the 2ath Of Dc
esmber. The Curew experienced heavy gales from NE
b WNw, after leaving Bermuda. The shipping intslH
ssnos disasters &o., brought by he Cursw, win be
Scsnd smong the shipping intelligence. me7
STEAMBOAT ExrIosoS-A three astei propeller bound
tkh city, reported to have exploded hsr boiler yes
ssrd-, Of Mr.. Woolsey's place, above Hur Gate and
scaH I'd some Of the persons belonging to her. boat
had ssen sent ashore for medical aid
smwREoxs AND GREAT Loss IIn-The Philadelphia
NerA americans correspondent. 1t Cape Island, N. j..
states that the body Of young sailor boy washed
sahors there the 29h and that less than twenty
Nves have been lost from two schooners wrecked in that
vicinity during the late disastrous gale.
EsoouRAenCrr AUSTRALIAN voyAeiSG-Ths South
Australian governmentshas, tae motion Of ths Lsgs
Ave Council awarded the of fl00 to Captain Cham
ZION, Of the steamer Victoria in consideration of his
having made the voyage out from England to Port AIDE
hide, with mail In 90 clear days. The like sum viii be
AWARDED any other vessel which shall make the voyage
ent whether under sail by stsam In 81 days. within
~ next two years II provide for this sum Of
has been voted II IL made condition that such vessels
chs II taks out . contract mail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

On Saturday morning, December 81, at half past ten
O'Clock ct his fathers residence No 40 Lewis street
ALMA A. AIDn AGED one year, Smonths and days,
of Alexander AIdrich.
The friends Of the family add the members Of Foun-
tain City Lodge No Is, o Of o r respectfully in
ved TO attend his funeral from the above place at
O'Clock this afternoon.
On saturday morning. Dscsmber 81, HnIARp A. ErpE.
Of u II. Wiston aged 80 years 8months and days
The friends and acqusntancss Of the family respect
fully invited 70 attend hn fussra at TIVE O'Clock this II
tsrnoon from the reside Of his parents No $50 vArck
street
In BrookIyB, L. l., Saturday December 81 FRR
DERRICK WILLIAM, infant Of John NJ and Kate q. Hyde
On Friday. December 30, NANCY EHrMaS, rect Of the
late Isaac W. Whitman, aged 30 years.
her relatives end friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend her uner from the residence Of her brother In
Law, Wsn seaman, No. 30 East Twenty third street. ~
Boston and PhfAdslphis papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
Naval Intelligence.

NE frigate Columbia commander Pendergast, arrived
as st. Thomas De- u.s. from New York, and remained IN
pert 10th.
NAVAL Orrrcns ORDERED, DETACHED, ETC Commands
Henry W. Norris detached from the rendezvous at New
Yosk and ordered to proceed the Mediterranean to
relieve Comm snder IDgrabAm in the command OF the
soep Of st. Louis Surgeon Rsnnods detached from
the Memphis Navy Yard. and Surgeon Vim. L. Van
Horue ersd to relieve him. Purser Thomas NJ Taylor
attached from the steamer Michigan January prox
ino, and Purser Edward d. Reynolds ordered to relieve
HIM Commander VIM G. Nicholson ordered TO the
command Of the rendezvous at New York. Carpenter
Robert " Balm ordered to the steamer Prnceton Lent
Van Rensselaer, Morgan and Lieut. A. j. Drake and Pas ,sd
Md hpman George o. Norris ordered the sloop
Decatur Washington Star.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01


Gsxg ne Whole Turkey yesterday . man named John
n Bart arreated charge Of stealing box contain.
ing city Ave turkes dresssd suitable market valued
1T 500 the property Of Edward Britton . countryman
rom Somerset county, New Jersey The rogue was seen
70 convey the property away from Washington market
and when arrested Turkey found in his possession
Justice Osborn committed the accused to the rombs for
txiAl.
Aryts Of Pickpockd afternoon, AIderman
Baird elect of the Fourth ward arrested in Chatham
sxeet, young man named James welsh in the act Of
plsking the pocket Of Ann Drsoon Of No ga Cherry
street. The rogue had placed his hand in the Iady's
pocl and before the Alderman could him he had
extracted purse. containing in bank bills the Of
- So The instant the thief arrested he dropped
the parse ON the Sidewalk where 1t found BY Alder
man Baird who returned It to the The accused
was TAKEN before Justice Osborn, who committed him to
pripon for trial
An AHerd Charge Of Prjuyy.-oD Wednesday onicer
GailsGher OF the Second ward Police Court arrested
. man named James Madison. . warrant issued by
Justice Stewart wherein Madison stands charged With
swearing falsely In the Marine Court before Judgs Phillips
the purpose Of dispossessiDg tive tenants named Phil
wnlfe, Of 17s walker stsst and George HAnley Of
i0 1uSerry street. The compainants Wolfe and Hsn-
~ declare that they not Indebted TO Madison for
rent notwsstandDg, however, in consequence Of the
tn maze ~ Msciscn, they dsposssassd from the
premises tnsy occupied They sssk redress By criminal
prosecution ON the rs.timony Il now appears before
the maghuae NJ nsAison was requiredlto and bail in
the sum Of $500 which he pocursd and was liberated
fon euAtody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
PARIS ADvBRTIaEHIENTs.

(,HINA OF sEvIIs AND OTHERS NAsoURY IN.
cHocoixTE AND TEA WAREHOUSE. MASON.
~ sppostment 70 several courts, No d Rue Rshsliss
nrAsnToNs AND ARTICLES DE ooUs ALBxAH.
KAHbI nc shTsn M .x1sRorpxRrp AND PLAIN
Louis cHAPRoN rurnishsr Of the Court. 4 Ia Sabine
NxtURAI OK marrow AND poxArUx. JlAN
DR9N Rss q ni e rssillsSs No. 2r,r..v, p,nra
M0NTAL BoulsvAr Aud Hcntnsrtre. No. HcnsYed with
btxe Gs<aie 80 W. Crcse Il Legion VI KsSsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
MATRIMONY.

Al L1yef.-prsfsssor LAwton Dssten formerly Of Lee
paid pIsir SirsstscSs q srsSs sdsS a. rsssisSS. -
hs devoted sdessns Of Of Ahs oppits thk
hearts nay desire The process h simple but sapw
vAttns thaS Al b married irrespective Of age aepsax
Ancs, OF positions and last, though not lss eaa M %
possible Atdress Professor Lawsen Boston, HAS. y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

Died, in Horavia. oayuga county, N. r. Dsc g. 1853.
after protractsd and distressing lnes Hon ROWLAND
ssectse TO the Assembly OF this sats in aI 10 the con
ventiou for revising the sate constitution and n i822
and 1882 to the Congress Of the United Sss besides
which, he held for many years minor Offices such Post
master supervser, 10, conducting himself in each IN
sseh manner ~ to confer honor the Office, rather
hsn TO receive It from the place appointment.
Capt RoBSRT ". PoolKR died In savannah Ca on the
18th inst He graduate OF thu West Point Military
undey opt Partridge he aduaed at the head Of his
slAss, about the year 1914 He entered the Engineer
ep ~ brevet Lieutenant and served the line Of de-
with Enslanc. He then ordered 70 New OrIasns
yh:re he ssrved on the lines that city under cen
JAekeon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

nd al the generous feelings Il the heart;
10Y II u IN New York, It sssmplnss the
srAlty of Of Its most agreeable phases. Nay
celebration long continue exercise those bsnignant
arnusncss that 1t does, and when centuries
nbvs passed away may every Of the day
pus TO bring the lips of posterity that tasmAn
u friendship and hospitality which utter to all
ear readsrs-''A happy new year ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
MIsCELI.ANKOus.

Tor MLE-A MAGNIFICENT LONG TAIL BAY
horse abons sixteen hands Of splendid style add acion
sod only for VANS May seen Al Mr. Flynns
south side Price $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
EuRNI1uRE. BUILDING nATERIAL, Ac., OF rHa

FURNITURE. BUILDING MATERIAL, &C., OF THH
IL Marine Hotel Fairfield, Conn.-WILLiAN IRVING q
CO., Auesioneers will sell AZ auction Tuesday, jan B.
at II O'Clock at Fairfield Conn all the furniture OF the Ma
rine Hotel the property Of B. Monnot ESQ., consisting
elegant carved rosewood as and ete totes in plush With
chairs rocking chats in do mahogany sofas IN hair eloth
Genoese chairs elegant rosewood pianos made by Nunns
Clark piano STOOL 10 eeg card and centre tables elegant
Brussels tapestry 10 superior French plato
and mantel glasses with ornamental frames evAl
montd gilt frame mirrors large bedroom FuIniturs
&cg0 rosewood and mahogany with wAshstanda
to MATCH dozen mahogany and seat chairs toilet
tables 40 double and single air mattese do feather beds
mander cafe o0skery sd oloiohs
South Madeira fine old ports ne old golden and brown
sherry pale and dark brand Jamaica rum, whskey gin,
go. Also, all the bar and office furniture Also all the
material about tive hundred Thousand brick cun
&c. Persons wishing to attend the sale take The
oock train of from Ct Canal and Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

ExTRA PAY.-ALL U. s NAVY SAILORS VINO
~ served In any U. g. vessel In the Pseihe, 81 time
EDWARD BISsRLL, Agent,
Qats) Puru o. o. H., 20 South Willian n below wan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
INSTRUCTION..

A LADY WISHES TO BIZ WITH A FAMILY WHERE
"A she teach vocal and instruments the French
and German languages OF those branches Refer
snees given. Address U. L. r.. Onion Poet Once
A CARD.-THR SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY AN.
"A nounoes TO the citizens Of New York, Brooklyn, VII
are open day and evening for Instruction in penmanshp
and hookkeerins liberal deduction will b, made 70 par
Of writing lessons In three days The thorough
and improven ent guaranteed TO all old and young Cards
and circulars may he had ~ the 7 Broadway
ofFraoklIs street. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

MADAM vETAULr NO. III BROADWAY m
M stairs intending 10 retire from business se n 3he -
dies and the pablo In general her entire sssk
sevsa fatal, from Paris and selected expressly fsr AZ
aehoiss ~ the goods will be sold below s vsss ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

change for cash. and good security 70 ANY person
having large stock seeeal assorted de thu
would be rare Opportunity Please address n j. Aston
House.
TTENTIoN, GENrLBMEN-sPECTAL NOTICE
"A New fesr's Day, 1854 Open from 10 sunsst
stock q kid gloves and furnishing gods the up
town glove depot Of LEWIS sEACOKD, 65S Broadway.
Stuyvesant Institute
HOLIDAY GIFrs FOR LADTRs-A SPLrNDfD cor.
signmert from the house Of De Lille Co., Paris q
eIoah shawis ssd rurs especially ADAPTED sIs9ssS
By ths subcribev and In oonsequsnes tks atnec o. ~
ason Will be sold NJ very low oress He has also ssa q
Me determination Of reducing hs hi ovn 0osk
y thirty por cent In order y eject etal sleasaass e
brown cloth soals regular prices DC . sS rsS.ssS 4 Is
each; Lou very 1ne sloth sloaks (nswst sIvlso ~
colors former prices ~ y - new el8 y 90 90 sspss-
I'VE 90 che best Of The ss.sen rm prss eoS - - new
Is "a e. : 8 81: e. E "a
and colored reduced 70 So "a and 90 Also q sxtSsiv
beautiful variety q reh embroidered yslyss sleaks vs
Ssrs s saS rs sr: = S ss "a e
~ about go nssts leon rsssh sNnss har sSsvis ~
20 ~ and 80. former prices ~ anl 80; ~ ~
1ndia sa.ss hair ana RsrAa an shsvs & ssiissv -
prrsss 1s, ~ fsssThs .npsrssisl "a afssSs1
offer s whole % his esk q rsA aad vaiusSiS IN a -
hmmsnes reduction. - wen hnsyn SAaA q ~ Ic1ss1
nens the noct sxsessys prsDAsatasas were ne1s a -
mnns as snns ne eosstiea nev eAsrst - ~ DSIns =
IN shs Uatsd states. Azsns ths rsst nay s ~
a sss, $40 ss go, ana - saoh nasafssts'e1 sSssis
nnsss and best ssssonel st.s a.d - DsS1sss&
the prices quoted Ipspseton respectfully setsitsS G
hgLPIn, Paris hsnsiiiA Shawl, ast m In1Ssl.. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

W Spencer, Boston J 9. Nswhouse, Esq, Chicago;
Depsu, Philadelphia E. Hotchkess, New Haven Chas
W. seabury New Bedford E. D. Dsderer, Yonkers,
rived at the Prescott House yesterday
Among the arrivals yesterday at the Cooper House
A. Lambert, Delaware; Hon ". G. Gr,en Tennessee;
N Danchy. Trey and VIM. b Jones, Philadelphia.
stated that Senator Dixon Of Kentucky, will soon
resign his senatorial post and that the Hon John j.
Crittenden, OF the Hon. Ohss Morehead win be elected
to Mr.. Dixon's place Ia the Senate
Senator Honston OF Tsxa was in Nashville Tennessee
on the 2st ut He was to remain day or two with his
old friends and proceed to Washington.
ARRIVALS.
From 81 Thomas anA Bermuda, In steamship Curew--w
Wabrond and lady, hchell lady children Rise
inE, CASTERS Weber, Holm A Mgmiers Sohodsr. II
Ligmicrs Garrett.
DEPARTURES.
For Norfolk &C., in the steamship JamestownC Bald
vim, George Martin, George Dmock, VIM Hally, Water
bury Cornish 1lot Henderson, DIR Smith, lady
children Price, Rhnd, Mrs Price Miss Hudson Miss
smith, Miss hoDonough Mott Hardwioke, Miss
X Judson, Vim Stuart Mrs Stuart, NJ Brown, W Bng
ley Jno Bowsch Chas Ha8oborn Chas Stockton, Gull
lepger, and "a in steerage
For savannah in the steamship Augusta-Mvs Frank and
child Mrs Scranton Nolyneux Mr. Aue, David STUART
Geo Buntz Benz Satsr. Berren g N Sauires Samuel
Griswold Brook, VIM Goodwin, Stone Curr, Benz
Salter, and q in tteerase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

ITO sPoRTsMHN-A SHOOTING uArou rAr-
.es - sss Eel cotsss lOVth srssA bsrssssis
live and tsss psulsry. WITH Enss ssa sA IuSs o.
r, JQNk, tr,pr;sAa,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
City Intelligence.


FlREs-A IRE broke out Friday night 10 the blacksmith
shop Of John Stephenson in Twenty eighth street.
the Fourth avenue. 1t extinguished with triaing
damage.
Another FIRE occurred yesterday morning in a frame
cottage In Eighty nrst street. between First and Second
avenues, belonging to Mr. Fitzgerald The Yorkville fire.
men were promptly ON the spot and sxtnguished the
flames. few hours after however, 1t broke ont again
and after much trouble and sxeron account Of the
severe weather. it again put out 1t is supposed 70
have been set fire. 1t unoccuped ct the time
S1n6HMG ACCIDENTS. Afternoon, IS Sergeant
Goblin riding Of the railroad sleighs In the
Third avenue 1t In contact with another going
opposite direction, which threw him off, brustng him
very severely his thighs and head He picked up
BY the next sleigh that came along, and taken to the
station house In insensbls condition Or Norris
called In, and found that bones broken. The
Sergeant taken home by Capt Maynard, and quite
comfortable yesterday morning.
On Friday afternoon Mr.. Henry Promity, residing at
246 West Seventeenth street. while driving four horse
Sleigh loaded with root beer aoross the railroad track
Of Grand and Centre streets thrown out OF
to the station house and attended by physician, and
thence taken to his home.
About o'clock Friday evening little girl over
by horse and sleigh, and seriously injured She VA
sien to her residences 81 BAnh street. and attended by
doctor.
CoRoNERs INQuEsTs.-DRAM FROM SOAIps ON BOARD
fROPnLlR. Coroner Gamble held an inquest
ct the foot Of Albany street board the propeer
rere of Providence, the body Of Peter Lynch, aged
~ years. native OF Canada . fireman ON board sal
vessel who to his death from scads 70 ,eved By
steam propeller Petrol that the was on
her way to New York and while passing Hurl Gate the
accident happier which caused his death verdict
was rendered according to the above facts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

A LBERT H. NICoLAY. AUCTIo sEER-sUPERB III.
~ ported furs, being the closing sale select Yrenek
oolsgnmsnt eorsting Of erb real sable yiotorines
eapes cnhsand NUTS hudsonB Bay do beauf large size
ca siihe martin eapes tslma, H. sioolAy
January snd5 at O'Clock day al the ssIesroon,
9 Broadway stock OF superb mported furs being the
superb real snGs oapes cuffs mus Hudsons
talmas yictornes DO mps elegant So
suits OF mountain martin stone msrtin itch ana mink
marten vctoris together with splendid collection Of far
gloves boas sleigh aud lap robes &c The whole Of
iuis are warranted IN NE strongest TO
crption and finished in best Psrsian styIes In
point quality and richness they to be
and will form the concluding sale the French
TO A. a. Co.. On view the day before sale aAd eata-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
LIVERY LEASE AT PUBLIC AUCTIoN-FINANcu

IVBBkY LEASE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-FINANCH
II Department city Of Now York Decembr a. ls5a-In
18th Of December ipstant and the seventh section of
amended charter Of 1853 notice hereby given the
Comptroller will sell at public auction to the
with adequate security st the City Hail. the OF
February next At o'clock In the afternoon, grant
the right to establish and maintain ferry from the foot Of
Chambers street. In the city of New York. the North
Hudson ,ver to ParonA avenue In the Stats OF New
and thence back again, togete with the
bukheao ut the foot Of Cha bers street. with All the profits
privileges Advantage and emoumeps arising mon SAID
expiration Of the lease Of tho pier which terni
mates the first Of Nay 1854 The purchaser Of the ferry
Jesse and it's appendages will be required 81 the SALE
to the receiver of city equal 70 twenty
cent OF tho amount bid for the annual rent TO apply tn
rentSf the first case he executes lease with the
He will be required also furnish obligation ~ the
time executed by two sretes TO this effect that he will
execute bond with surees to DO approved BY the Mayor
and Comptroller for the punetua payment OF the rent
Of the lease The fees Of and the
the lease DO paid by the The conditions and
covenants Of the be IN the
heretofore entered ne by the Cooperation with
vision required by the seventh section Of the as1de8
charter 1853 that all who bseome purchasers
appraised valuation the beats buildings and other property
OF the former essee actually necessary for the purposes Of
such ferry and whAtsvsr 10 be incurred tho
city for or in connection with, the pier slip bukhes4
pier at the foot of Chambers mo COO
80 feet vide with So 40 feet and the bulkhead 1t the
foot Of Chambers street All the forty 10
the north side Of pier 30 and be constructed accord
ing to plans to be sub ntted TO- and approved By resouo.
resolution, may be seen at the Comptroler's ONCE
A. G FLAGG, Comptroller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

New Years Festivities being c,o.. ., hand

New Years Festivities being close at hand.
WM UNDERHILL respectfully invites attention Of
ne public 70 tho largest stock II New York Of wine' bran
The qualify Of every article and All She beat
brands known y be found In all variety Perssns
they ard ~ 20 per eeat below other The
world $50 Broems street, Of Crosby block
from Broadway All arteea. delivered free sxpsnle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

DIS Fair have not n

Premiums At the Worlds Fair have not ~
yet been awardsdto Bay's au,idote but not
th trey have long been he
public to be the medicines for the Of diseases
will cure-.Nun sed." For sale BY DUROY a Co. Pro.
pristcrs, 4Ss Broadway Guion. IL Bowsry Coddingn
Broadway; and all drue gsts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
OYSTERS.

A WORD TO THE LOVERS or GOOD PIcKLED oYs
"a scre-D. DECKER, Is Ann street, New York respect
uy scois those desiring picked oysters for ths holidays
" send In their orders v early - possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

COLLIblON ON THB BAbf kIVEk-Fkhhr BOAT buNh
--GRxAT CONDENSATION AMONG THE PASSENGERS.
As late hour Friday night the Peek ship ferry boat
oSaIsska was al her passage frsm New York TO this
city, with large number Of passengers ON board, she
into by the Bridge street ferry boat to Brookyn
the Cures while opposite Gouverneur street against
Q strong ebb tide which rendered 1t i'm possible for the
Onalaska to have got ont Of the Curls.s way admit
had been light enough for one boat to distinguish
the other which assured 1t Was impossible
for them TO The Curlew into the 0nalaska bo
en- srkpk ast abaft the wheelhouse the gentle
mems side her flag stAf. wbicn projects but the
bows instead Of standing upright running through both
partitions and breaking of against the engine The
entire de of the Peck slip boat carried away and
her hull badly racked that 1t with difficulty shs
into her slip in order for her passengers among
whom the greatest confederation prevailed several ladies'
having tainted while Others had gone into Mysteries ina
ginning that they going to the bottom to land As
a. she Was unloaded she TO the fats at
the foot Of South Eleventh street where she immediate
H sank in about afteen feet water whore che lays
ESCAPE o. A PRISONER.
man. in . partially derspged state of mind broke
from the First ward station house Friday night " forcing
down one Of the upright panks which enclose the cells
from the pc licemens room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

Holiaays.-Hoaas of Tanilies and Others,
Wishing procure Wines LIQUORS. and eordias
~ festival sannos 90 better thaa call on J. J. Stah SIS
nroA1wAy corner Of Anthony street, where they
these neecssarss b great variety Of superior quality
DsnHohns - nanufAstorsrs' prices.
JOHN J. STAYy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01
LIQUORS, DC.

Chm nm -BRANDIBs wINEs wHISKEYs
Y1VV :UUO. GIN ales porter ssga.s, &c. Wholesale,
quantities TO suit dealers families ~ twenty cont
below any other house In the world, BY WIN. H. UNDER
HILL ~ Broone street, corner Of Crosby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-01

In Front street the morning 2th Of December
We have heard from but the Defiance safe mauuac
tured by Mr. Rob- RT H. PATRICK 1872 Pearl which
preserved its contents entire the others mp
or dppesred White Squal1 the citizens Of this Great
Republic sho ud be made aware Of the facts.