davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

l7.e5s.le0


From this table it would appear that the cir
culation Of the daily HERALD has increased up
wards Of $4,000 during the past year-that it
is now the most widely circulated daily
newspaper in the world-that it circulates
some ten to twelve thousand papers daily more
tion considerably more than double that Of any
of its competitors in this city. These facts are
pregnant with meaning, when taken in connec-
ton with the course Of the paper, and the re-
ports which have been circulated respecting
it's editor and proprietor. They prove, in the
first place, that the course of the HERALD has
been popular. and that, rs the leading organ
Of the opposition to General Pierce's Cabinet
il has in reality been the leading organ Of en-
liehtened public sentiment throughout the
country. Secondly, they triumphantly estab-
lish that all the calumnies Of our rivals have
not succeeded in injuring rs In any perceptible
degree. In fact, our circulation seems to in
crease in proportion to their malevolence.
They afford . fresh illustration Of the impo-
tence of malice when met by steady adherence
to truth and right, and supply . much more
forcible refutation Of the FLANDERS heaped upon
our head than it were in our power to furnish.
So long ~ opr aggregate yearly receipts
amount to nearly half . million, and Messrs.
Persse Brooks bill for paper to $500, 900, we
think we may safely conclude that our assail-
ants are not making many converts to their
doctrinea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

important Ixom Dts OOm1n80s
FRENCH MrElGU1 PoR THE REsToRArI0N OF TX
PBKsIDIET BAIz-NovxhBNrs or FRENCH WAR
vEkeHL- POBITIoN OF eAHTANA~ANNlxATION TO
THE UNITED STATES.
The brig Revsls, Captain Bartlett from st. Domingo
City, Dse Q, arrived yesterday We learn that few
days previous to her sailing, French mAnof- war
steamer was on the harbof and had sent In boat de-
mandng Indemnity Of 20 600 francs nom the govern.
msnt for refusing to allow the French smigrans to Land
Thsorts ashore manned, and the shottsd,
under the mppodtion that the dsdgn Of the steamer
70 land the Prssdsnt bat the following day the
steamer went 10 the lesward.
The Above appeared In evening edition Of ysstsr
day, and is fully esnfrmatory Of the important ints
genie relative to the state Of the Dominican republic
which pubhsd exclusively in the HAID Of the 22d
Of December. We reprint It for the bsnsHt Of our
rsaders:-
learn passenger Just arrived nom me city Of s.
Ds q ssd for
ms s.pslsd two Preach ytsns i,o. The ssussy .i.e
sass;s
rssss Of
expected II Jsnuary Of Fsbyuary sad bis muas:e kx0e
. .ss ':.ssn.ss u. 8 rs.ssss: ssssss. VIM 30
*. :
poni siss prsSasiS ess. chem
sh. y. s.s: -, prevailed a the city S. Do
One Of our reporters had interview with Captain
BARTLETT yesterday, and collected the following MARIA
tive Of the position Of Affairs from that gentleman:
The French war steamer (nsms unknown,) arrived of
st. Dcminso upon the 10th Of November, and made the
demand for indemnify mentioned above. After abou nvs
days che sailed for Port Prinos and returned to st.
Domingo on the 4th Of December.
In the meantime, the greatst poll iaa excitement pre-
vailed upon tho island owing 10 rsport-whch very
ndussrousy circulated BY people In the French interest
that sx-Prssident Baez board the vessel
Handbns and pacards hostile to the government Of sAa
tana were circulated After the arrival Of this vessel but
II was not known they he'd been brought 70 the sland
a her Copies were sent every hon In the city and
suburbs.
Trade wss nearly 81 stsndst owing to the sgtatsd
state OF the pubic mind President Santana had adopted
every nsasus Of Defence 70 Be abls possible y
rspsl any nbustspg sttsnpt upoa the Integrity Of the
republic Ths French comuapder had waited upon beth
the Ministers Of War and Finance President Santana
was reported 70 have dsesrsd that hs had sxssd evy
sort to preserve the cousttuton intact bat that foreign
intrigue was 10 powerful the island that be feared The
government could not sustain itself in ndspsndsut
position szespt with the sympathy and support Of more
powerful nation.
The American officials and other foreign residents were
anxious for the presence Of Usisd States war ship IN
ths barber.
Annexation to the Used States frequently TALKED
Of amongst people of all grsdss who said that st. Do
nisgo would b more valuable acquisition than Cobs
tocur government.
On the 9th Of December II was confidently thought
that Santana could not retain his power the country
preserve itself from the fetum Of Bass the nominee
Of the french government unless America inssrfsrsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

The accounts Of marine disasters which have lately
come to Us from the shores Of the Eastern States
and the British Provinces, have caused great deal
Of feeling and anguish among those whose interests
and friends are at the mercy OF the winds and waves
But the most heartrendng OF these calamities u the
loss Of the Boston pcket ship Stanordshirs, which
struck on rock near Cape Sable, on the sOth nit,
and was Immediately buried in the sea, together
with all Of her passengers, numbering one hundred
and forfytHo, nineteen Of her crew, and her noble
commander A full list of the passengers, who were
emgrants from Ireland, win be foun in the account
which we give in another part of paper. The
account OF the loss Of the schooner Mosee, with all
her crew, a. described by person who saw her
stranded from the Shore will also be read with the
greatest confederation for the unfortunate mariners
whose sad fate was 20 untimely, and . prayer for
those whose interests prompt them to embark upon
so hazardous an enterprise.
Capt. Bartlett of the brig Revei)le, from st. Do
mingo Dec ., furnishes statement Of the position
Of affairs upon the island up to that date which fully
confirms the important news published exclusively
in the HERALD OF the 22d ultimo, relative to the
arrival OF French war vessel upon the coast, the
French Hayden indemnity demand OF the govern
nent at Paris and the probable return Of Baez to the
Presidency, as the nominee Of Louis Napoleon. II
was thought that Baez was board the French war
ship. PlacaIds hostile to the existing government
were circulated. Annexation to the United States
was freely spoken Of and the presence Of an Amer.
armed vessel much desired by the people. 1t was
thought tina. Santana could not sustain himself With
out foreign support, and IL is not improbable that
Baez may be now in power.
The regular meeting of the Society Of Tradesmen
and Mechanics of the City of New York was held
last evening at Mechanics Hall. The meeting was
private, being held exclusively for financial purposes.
In addition to other highly interesting Informs
tion, our inside pages contain the annual report I
the Auditor of the Canal Department; Detailed
statements, including the Message Of the Governor
Of Pennsylvania, concerning the railroad difficulties
ut Erie Trial and Dismissal Of the Alleged Rioters
at Cincinnati; Reverdy Johnsons Opinion of the
Clayton Bulwer Treaty; the Broadway Railroad Case
in the Superior Court, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
zhs o. s. mail steamship Ohio Captain Toy, viii leave
Nd port this afternoon at two o'clock for Aspn VAIL
Ne mails for California and other parts Of the Psaino
~ sloes 1t O'Clock
ne NEW York WEEKLY HERALD California edition, con
szaans the latent intelligence from AL parts Of the world
Wln b Published Mt ten O'Clock this morning
Nagls copies sixpence. Agents will please send in
ehsir orders ~ early possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

The Eirsn CAErAr-Ths carnival Of slsighing and
froetipg d almost ovsr, and yesterday the csiva
Of sfush And mud. lev sn keep up the slsghos sul
under macy dmsnitiss The streets knee deep with
mud end watsr, asd he grating oisg slssh tells tia,
the days II its triumph past for the present Foru
nate thoee who ksep within doors Wills the streets
canals NJ slush from the melting saov.
FaR "A Gre broke out Tuesday aftsrncoa .,
No Third svsaus Of Seventh street. occupied u
q dwelling fouss sad cabiset store The damage -ss
sbout a1c0 This Gre originated from stove r'pe which
mp through the roof dre oke out on Tuesday
trane, At No 1853 Stanton street In smallrear frame
building The damage was about ESQ.,
Aee1pDrs Mrs. csmpbel ,xty years OF ago, fell upon
the Sidewalk In Pearl stree. Tuesday and broke her
leg She vas tsktr 70 the New York Hospital John
larry was .evsrsy isjur.d By falling upon pier 30 l. n
h, yesArJsy. Re taAsn W the Nex yoSk Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

The pending movement i'm relation to the
Post ONCE advertising having drawn our at
tention to the subject Of our circulation, and
obliged Ms to prepare, under oath, several state
ments in conformity with the law governing
the case, we have been somewhat struck with
the following table which our clerks have taken
the trouble to compile, and think 1t sufficiently
curious to deserve place in our columns
DAILY cRcuL ALTON OF THE NEW YORK HERALD ynR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

NEWS from South America and Australia.
Tue steamship United States, from AspiAwal 1t Ne~
Orleans brings Valparaiso dates 70 the LIST ult and from
Sydney, via vslparsiso, 70 Oct 10.
The market at sydssy we're rsgortsd active, and bus
generally sAtislac.oxy The steam propssr s
John Harvey formerly between Boston and Hakar,
bad b<eu sold sydnsy for Ss7 ,O0o Numerous peti
tous bsrs sent in to the Queen Agsinst the new
ronstitutica.
The :, fps Rossh. Santiago. AssthusA, Rather. Ara
ts, ard Hyde reported al having arrived ct vApa-
rsiAo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05
Court calcnAar-Thss Day.

UNITED SrATEs DNTRlCf CoURr.-Nos. II to 30.
srrRns Courf--circuit. s5e, g. 9, o. 49, 1a, IA
is, 16, 10 10 "a, a.
surnn CouRr- Special Term.-Nos. ], 10, IL, IL, "a
10 A.
Ccnxos PrnAs Part FIRST Nos q T. ss "a to S. Part
Sscond--Ncs So 10 20, ~, 70.
srruuor coru-(rwo Branches Mos. -, o. -, u,
II, II. 70 to lo2, lo4 70 lis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Our RAILROAD SrATIsTICs.--The Baltimore
american desires that we should correct our
statement in regard to the number of accidents
which occurred during last year on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. So far from finding it
necessary to make any correction, our statistics
warrant us in re-asserting the fact Our record
of railroad accidents was carefully kept during
the entire year 1868, and on looking it over
at the close, we found, as we stated, that the
greatest number Of accidents had occurred on
the road running from Baltimore to Wheeling
We gave the fact without comment, or without
stating whether the accidents were caused by
the breaking of an axle, or by number of cars
filed with passengers rolling over an embank-
ment one hundred feet high, as in either case
there might be loss of life and great destruction
Of property. The breaking Of an axle of rail-
road car, which the american thinks so lightly
Of, deprived the President Of the United States
of an only child; and on another occasion,
during the past year, the simple breaking Of an
axle upon railroad in an instant sent out Of
existence seven human beings, and crippled for
life some thirteen others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Board OF Counellmen.
WEDNESDAY, JAN 4, 1851
Present. Hczatso N WIN, Esq in the chair, and al
members excerpt Mr.. Vim II Smith.
On motion. the balotirg for choice Of President foe
the nAuipg year res1med-Asssrs Jaskson and Ver
myes tcliers
After tan successive ballots. choice having bosn
elected motion the Board adjourned 70 THURSDAY A.
teinoon Ut O'Clock. From the minutes
c. T. AocLEyACHAN, Clark
Doangs in she Council.
[0ur Special Report
NO PRxsIDKEr BLEO1sD.
The Council chamber crowded 10 excsys last sysr.
ing, and the number q outsds was very much asrsas
cd The minutes Of the last meeting we're rsad and an
proved, after which the ballstng was proceeded WITH
The following table shows the result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

From rcRE's 1slAsDs.The late hurricane very 80.
At Rum Cay and Long Island me salt ponds At the
salt nds stated 10 have been mostly destroyed to
sether with me u Of the salt on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

MONTHLY EXHIBIT OF TIE NuNBn OF COPIES or
TIE NEW YORK DAILY HERALD PRINTED AND SOLD,
wrrwy w 1QkQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

DaAIm Al szA-rhe ship New Esglsnd. Captain Or
from Bremen, arrived 81 Nss Orleans Dss. 2s LETT por
with ave hund, Cd passengers ont Of which seventy dst
on the passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05
sxrANszIMEsT OF THE GRAND JUDY FOE rm .

This Matches Frs H-od9, e Douthen rishts paper,
rays II ID ruuosed that Govssncr Ecste has appontsd
r. Russell sx Auditor a Pablis Aoeount Unibsd 0ats
SENATOR 70 hold his sat until slsoos By tbs LAgsA
turs forths term which began he 9Th u March last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

Hank Boohs and Stationery, Diaries ana
Daily Journals for 1854 Every style Of account book
vvlkng paper Rcoks made pattern
PACED ~ Artiols in our lin Al Lev prissa rRANCA
lOU1RE1, btationers, Printers, and Book Binders,
Ma Ian AM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-05

1854 Diaries, Blank Books, Printing, dko.--
Mes ard hrr o.. be supplied 18th eomplsss set q
hrst aa account books from Shelves have thsm made
TO order ~ short notice Stationary paper copying prses
mani ole vri.sya gold peDs dsr g FOR ss aaa al ARTICLES
IN our line, ~ h love poes. Printing an6 >hoEraph NJ
cheap rates RICH LOO sREI, importers I'd nanufaesu
us sfststonsry, 81 Wnliau T>gesA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
Real Gstatc for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-The FOUR STORY
"A BROWNsTOEE-FRONT HOUSE and LOT No. "
West 18th st. OF House. Is by 81 feet deep al the way
up finished fist rate s,ye with a the modern improve
uents Size Of Lot. 2ti BY % feet deep
A.o-The RFE-sTORY and BASEMENT BRICK
HOUSE and LOT No. ga 4ths, situated the south side
Size House 22 by As feet deep finished IN modern STYLE
with Croton water second story bath ROOM and piazza
enclosed with glass
s. West 18th Size of House. 2i6 by 60 fee deep finished
modern style, with all the modern Improvements Size OF
Lot, "a by half the block.
Also-The FOUR-STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT BRICK
HOUSE and LOT, No l24 Wet 28ths Sire OF House l6s
oy 60 feet deep; finished with All the modern improvements
Lot, 1913 by 9s9 deep
Aiso-The rHREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE and LOT. No.
II East sth Size of House 6 by about IS feet deep; fin
shed In modern style with s the modern Improvements
Lot 90 (, ct on half the block.
Abo-TWO HOUSES and LOTS on east side OF Broadway,
Nee 40 and Az Size los by c0 feet deep eaehhree story
fick Stores and Dwellings.
For further particulars, apply 10
BAKER WEEKS, Auoti0aeers,
No. Pine st., of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
Professional Notires.
IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. J.
Il ALLEN late Professor in Ohio College Of Dental
Surgery invites attention his improved method Of
Ing ARTIFICIAL DENTURES, which combines the following
advantages:
There crevices for the Judgement
to ytste the saliva nisc the breath the slight
est moisture can get between the teeth and plate.
I'd An Artificial Gum. which rm and inde5tructble
the teeth fused hsh heat between and around their
base which unes them firmly each other and plate
upon which they This impas teeth that
peculiar expression and heke appearance which ekaTscees
the natural
Sd Great strength obtained BY thus uoitiDg the Teeth
Gum and Pste aud ordinary force mascsng break
them from their base.
4h clear snd distinct articulation Of speech restored
Ths important change effected b, having the inside Of
teeth and Of natural form To tins form the
readily adapted This perfect adaptation OF the
denture the Kissing mUed sounds Ia speaking
sneng ofteu obser ed In wearing artificial teeth
9Th The natural form ana expression OF the mouth and
lace can De restored where they become unkp
This done by additional attachments
work supporting the teeth These Attachments form "A
to bring out the sunk portions and sustain them ia th
proper position. They covered with the above Il
and become Of the dcu.are,
and when rightly formed be detected by tbs closest OBJ
Thi. method OF restoring the cheeks to ther origins.
funess the natural and expression OF the mouth
and lips has been well tested having been made special
feature authors practice yee past variety
photographic and Dazueueoype lkezess-s which have
been persons without this improvement and also with
IT, be bis ee showing the change In appear
which produced In the eountensnces Of dituas
wearing dentues constructed this principle which the
public invited call exsmins together with other
specimens OF bis improved style ef work not requiring the
above attachments.
6th The plates usually employed for this WORK plana
psssapt taste In the mouth In short this system embraces
mapy features which readily apprec
Ard by those artificial dentues principle
With refsUnse the Utility OF this method numerous tes
ees Of tho Union and persons wearing the work In this and
other cities. J. ALLEN. Nc. 80 Bond Ct, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
Dancine ataoemiss.

DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
n 10 Broedvsy opposite lth St 10 aou open i9f lns
-.,ric, az pupils VITO ~ soy time Lses
ard Children or Wednesd,y. ard Saturdays at sno N
Sr,er,en OF Wedpestsyf Thur-dsys and every onrt n
ssy AZ Z, r NJ Yrsotcins Assemblies on saturday sVsn
for Lad Is spc Gentlemen hoEthls soues a. 1snA- 49,
is ron,sunr hours and term. Of n.trneton can u
bad Al the Academy at time OF wll De 'en by p9st
I1EKRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, NO; og
il wes, I4hs-M.dsme C. DUBREUL FER RRt . sno
Y FERRERO respectfully tnaounee theu sCnOoL ".
io The reception OF purs Young Ladies snd akien Ca
Monday, and Thursd.y' and Wednesday. and
~ Geptemen's Evening Class Mondays ard IhuIs,Aysa
u P NJ commencing Oct 10 Saturday Evening Cias' ~.
sIorn pe rsons at P. NJ, commencing Oct II bfsPs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
Daper Uarebouse.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. j. T. DERRICK
l. SON, Co.. No. 81 Beekmans st., ODER for sale on the
lowest terms:
Writing Papers, English, French and American.
News Piper, all sizes, ~eshts and qualities
Book Paper all sizes weights and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy coors and white Of the best qualify
Hanging Paper white sad eolored, different wdths
Hsters Paper, thin, and Of the boat quality.
Cloth Paper, S6x40 and 40x4S
English Hardware Psper, large ssprment Just arrives
shesthing Paper Of the best quality.
Wrapping Paper. Straw. Rag and Manila
Tee Paper Of different sizes.
Tar Roofing Paper. suitable for roofs 10 rolls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12

MELLoE Auctoueer-By HoVGHros MELLoR
THIS DAY (Tuesday,) at 100 O'Clock, at
No 1l3 Nassau AsEnees sale Of the stock Of jewell
er consisting fine Gold Watches Diamond Ring. Brooches
Bracelets and Crosses Lava &c One Behm Flute cost
$780, Iron Safe % dozen gold plated Pen and Pencil Cases
silver plated Casters Baskets Tea Sets Forks spoons and
Mugs Also line Of elegant French China Vases Tea and
Toilet Sets Catalogues on the morning OF sale
~. WAY, Aaetioneer-By WIN W. SHIRLEY.
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) Dec. ~, at ii O'Clock,
nFelds SalesroOm No. f7 Fulton ST. opposite Dutch
for retailers families hotels &c all Kind. of rich
French China White Stone silver plated Britannia,
Cutlery rich Fancy Goods for presents Call and Bargains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
HsxHy II; LEEDS, aucuSnse51By ], H H. LEEDS 4 Co.

Henry II. LEEDS Aueuoneer-By II H. LEEDS Co
TUESDAY 18th, WEDNESDAY, 18th, and
i THURSDAY Iith at ny O'Clock esch day, at the ex'
teu.ye wsreoorns Wm. H. Horstman Esq No 81 Maiden
lane near Wiam.t the entire stock Of rich FANCY GOODS
ard HOLIDAY PRESENTS being the entire importation OF
above well known importer positively without reserYeJ
Consisting OF;
Rich Paisi.n BonzesAniques and modern. OF the most
recherche sabecis and designs all Of which are warranted
French Porcelain Vases Tete ree and other sets superoy
decorated varou. patterns Ormou sud Crystal Cabinets
Jewel Caskes Pen Trays Gard Receivers, an entirely new
article every variety richly ornsmented In arabe'qus and
nlAid
Gents ard Ladies' Dressing and Writing Cases In insid
rosewood oDamented in bub and yaresated patterns with
solid silver fittings and cut glass yinsigrettes
Embossfd Morocco Goods comprising the nehest descnp
Ladies' Retieues Gents Dressing Cases Pocket Com
panions saes and other varieties of this manufacture
Pear. lnad and Silver Mounted Jewel Caskets Card Re
ceivers. and bjotefies Of every description
Fsns Of description, comprising kid SILK aud
ented framed IN pearl aud ivory aud richly carved in all the
finest offered At suction in this city.
Toys-The largest and finest prng every
variety Of pattern from the cheapest 10 the most costly
Also superb Bronzes in groups apd sstue'tes.
We particularly request the attention of the public, and
those intending purchase for the holidays to this sale
combining the largest and most valuable ssortment ever
offered suction IN this city Every article offered will be
positively sold without Terms cash for all sums OF
oo pd UNDER tina, amount Eve per cent off, Goods
exhibition Monday. 18th inst.
CGtsogues on the morning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
Gonses ano farms Uanic6.

WANTED TO PURCHASED handsome well
w built MODERN HOUSE free stone 'front.' prefsrredl
with sa CToOp &C. oczed not below 9Th shovs
39hst between 9Th and Shsvs and in good ueighbothood
address with description location price terms ke) CASH
Herald Office ". IA decided hsrRsn svpa-'ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
Cutlern anS 6arbwars.

COPPER.-LAKE SUPERIOR INGOT COP
~ PER for SALE lots suit purchasers the Office Of
the MINNESOTA MINING Co, No. 1877 Gre-nwich-st-
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS,
IL L Cut and wrought Nails. Shsveis and Spades,
Anvns Wees, Bellows, Ensiish ane Am. Nsgon BoIes,
Coil and Trace Chains. Pumps and " stex Rams.
Hollow Ware Iron Steel Bras and Copper Wire,
Corn and Coffee Mills. Cans and Pistok,
Behs and Skates Locks Lstches, Butts Screws,
Knives and Forks Pen and Pooketknives R4xoD.
scvOr she.rs Iron, BritAnni. and plated spoons.
Flies Saws Planes FircIr0ns, Tea Trays, &c, &C. "a
Genuine Hssrlem OIL For sale By
CHAs 5. LITTLE. Nos- 3 and "a Fulton 81
SCOTCH PIC IRON.-Hundred tuns No.
- Gtsherre and 20 mixed numbers best Pig Ioa In
store and land "a. for sale BY
sPoFFoRD. TILEsToS Il Co, No 80 Broadway.
CKATES-In great variety.
- SLEIGH BELLS loos- and strapped
COAL HODs, Ash sifters. Pok-n
FIRE IRONS ana Stands and & general assortment
Of HOUSEKEEPING Hardv.rd For sale BY
CHAs. 5. LITTLE hos s. add 81 Faiton- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
Bnilbins materials.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
~ PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS. STORE FRONTS,
ROOFS, &c The underlined prepared TO flrn zh
solid ght or relied Beams cut TO specified lengths
price which enables proof buildings be erected
advance on cost The public
invited examine the budn OF M-ssrs Harper Broth
Chf zhere they have been used For further inform
.tiou apply To COOPERk HEWITT No. II Burlins dip