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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-16

Rates Of Postage 70 the East Inoies, Java.
Boenoo, Hahuan, oumAtxa, the mUluccas
AssA tAe fAAllspPane lslanCas.
:. tFrom the Washington Untont Feb, IA
we are authorized to state that arrangements having
nsen male by Great BitAn for collecting in India tbs
Brkh and other foreign pos age letters between Tho
ustsa hiDgaein and the Ess Indies whether transmit
ssd VIA Southampton via Maxseilles in tne British
mails hereafter the United States postage 0y should be
pepad IN tnis country ON Letters for tho Esst Indies to
- sDsmted by either OF tho above routes, viz I've
GENUS the single rate whom the Atlantic conveyance Is BY
Esiu'h packet and twenty one cents when Dy United
States pacs &.
Owing to . reduction of twelve cents in the sriish
postage beyond England which took place the ls Of
FEBRUARY Instant the frge rates Of letter postage be-
tween The Unitsi States and Java, Borneo Lebuan Su
nsfe, ihe Moluccss and the Philippine Islands. VII
hereafter b. ~ foilows:-
To Java, via Southampton 80 instead Of ~ cents the
half our CO. and via So instead Of IS ceots the
quarter once snd 6S instead Of Is the half
prepayment required
-, To B.rneo, LsbuaD Sumatra, the Mouccas, and the
Ib'pIdns Islands, the single rate will be al inseAd Of
o. q nts when sent via Southampton, and 81 sad OF
% cents tbs quarter ounce II instead OF 81 cnts ths
hall ounce when sent BY closed mail via Aarseee-pre
paymAnt also required.
The rates above mentioned chargeate letters for
the island Of Java will provide for tner convesance by
Fipsh packs, 81 TAR a. Singapore, but they wild alter
wAds be suhj-ct 20 Netherland postege on as.
cocnt ot the conveyance from Singapore to Java.
BY the Prussian closed all the rates to these coun
triss remain unchanged.
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United States Ilstafct Court,
P1toae Judge Belts.

Dtilft Jut ge belts
FEB. 5.-Water u. C. Bozos Fl ol ys Jgs B,;o youJa
and her Ca7goThe Seants IN this ease we're the own
Of the stenmbos. Hnntress and fled their libel al
legiog that the 18th Of January last the steaboA
in With the Portuguese brig Lours about fifteen or
twenty miles from Sandy Hook that the brig was short
Of provaions and had been iouIed by Storm and had
lost some OF her sas and her exhausted that
she had been abandoned BY plot aud would have been
lost without assistance, tsat, thceupon the steamboat
wns hired by the master OF the brig her to the
at New York; and agreed to give therefor the sum Of
5000 and the brig was accordingly towed up by the
steamboat, and they accordingly d this libel against
tie vessel and her cargo to that amount The
vessel was loaded with aalt, which appraise.
ment was valued at about 5000 and bonded BY the
owner of it, The vessel was appraised at 81, 5o0
end was-not bonded. The Court hed-IIoon the facts
that the big not innayigabe, IN perilous c,n
oior that the steam tug outside the harbor looking
for vessels by whom she might be employed in her bust
tees OF towtg and wss no. called to the brig by any
signal OF distress notice that che needed assistance
and rendered her other ree than taking her In to W.
by the stcanbo was not salvage service entitled to
salvage compensation, and more than q towace
service That The agreement set up to 200 the
service was rot sssented to by the master OF the brig
with the knowledge that IL had such purpot or effect
the proposal having been made to him English by
she master OF The crig hnd he understanding only
Portuguese, srd having interpreter; and that
the interchange 81 egps and cphers the par
s,o =, wa unaets'ood BY him to Lightly the pncc of
200 Portuguese Dareas, and not $4,000 for such tow
oge That the ALLEGED 5greenant therefore, was q
fraud against the sad brig, and cannot be upheld,
able and exorbtsat for the services rendered That
as the services were performed in three or four
hours, in the daytime, and without any injury to
the steamer or extraordinary exerton exposure on
her part the offer OF 200 milreas reasonable and
adequate recompepse therefor That the l;beilsnt Is
ssd sum OF 200 meas equivalent to s2s4 But az the
beant claimed to 50 600 the brig ordered
that he no costs of suit and the Of
recover costs against the beants. And ~ against
the cargo, libel dismissed, with cos,s.
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u&AH ny ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CsSsrRE.--Coroner
Perry held an inquest yesterday at loo Forsyth street.
upon the body OF a man named Fernando Geise, aged
ffyfour yesrs, who died while in at Of apop,exy at
the above place. From the evidence adduced before the
Coroner appeared that the Diseased was taken sick In
the street, on Tuesday afternoon and was conveyed to
the seventeenth ward station house. where the ocers
thinking fhst the deceascd under the inuen "a Of
drink, would not permit his friends TO attend him
under the influence OF liquor German doctor was
called n e. me eleventh. hour and as appeared did
IN view OF these facts rendered vsrdict Of aDsa}h ~
spoplsxy" The Jury tlnnk that great stupidity was
svnced ON the part Of the officers Of the Ssyentaenth
ward police, who arrested the deceased and of the nv
stefan Dr. Kiln, who called in the case Tina d.
ceased was very respectable man. and born ia Ger
many.
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Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED AGGRAVATED ASSAULT.
william Ryan, resident of No 479 Cherry street. W.
fsken into custody yesterday by officer Barras Of the
Seventh ward police charge of having nitted an
aggravated assault upon the person of lad named
Mitchell Hopker, by striking him the head with
club The complainant alleges that vas sent by his
employers to the house of the accused with bag Of -four
and upon his demanding payment for the same the &C
the head with club and concluded the drama by
kicking the youth down fight of stairs injuring him
Essex Market Police Court where he committed to
prison. similar this Published in yester
days issue Of the BEaALD
BURGLARY AND ROBBERY OF GOODS TO TIE
AMOUNT OF 81 900.
BuIalxries Is ever. Notyithstan ding
the increased vigilance ice we have been re
cordng daring and ruccf'n snrEaries every day for
the past three months. On Thursday might the sto OF
Mr. Schmidt at 46 Dsy street. buTglaously entered
by of skeleton keys and property to the amount of
$1,000 vas carried OF by the thieves. No clue dis
covered - the preparation Of the burglary until
morning, when the clerks of the store business
The door had been carefully locked by the burglars
their re hing from the premises that the police
not of the until the proprietor OF the
store told them of it The and ards all
taken FROM the stolen goods SO that the detection Of th
burglars wi be matter Of great difficulty Taere
two policemen this heat, but they he'd suspicious
whatever Of this burglary until yesterday morning.
STREET ROBBERY BY JUVENILES.
On Thursday afternoon as yourg man named Henry
residing inc oil avenue ana seventh
street. proceeding 70 the bank with SEQ he was met
by party of lads about his age, who surrounded
him, and managed to take the bank book and money
from his POSSESSION. Walker, ~ ho discovered
his loss raised alarm but before the police could
up the youthful robbers had made good their
cape The Eleventh ward police busily engaged in
searching for the young rascals.
COUNTERFEIT "TENs" ON THE BANK OF NORTH
AMIEICA.
number Of well executed counterfeit "tens' on
the Bank Of North America in this city, we're put into
circulation throughout the various wards on Thursday
night The engraving and signing well done, and
would be calculated to deceive ot people, The sigma
ture Of Nj. Havemeyer Is especially we'll executed and
would deceive many brokers judges Of money.
Of the counieIfeits passed the proprietor
the store ;O6 Sixth avenue vino detected the IMPOSITION
late TO be Of any service the police the rasca
had several hours the start Of him.
COMPLAINT DISMISSED.
The complaint against Conrad Dc:'of cashier Of Bel
monts banking house, in Beaver street, for embezze
ment was upon a foil investigation before Justice Con-
molly Dismissed, and the defendant honeraby dis.
charged from custody.
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BROADWAY THEAIRS-Ihis establishment VIII be- closed
this evening" in ordsr that the necessary preparations
Heroe the Hunter the Fo-ss. Fiend aud ths Decaon
Horse which is TO be produced in gorgeous style pext
Monday sveniDg Messrs. Myers Nxons spleadid stud
OF horses have been engaged expressly for this piece
Nmo's GARDES-Tbis house is also to be closed to-
nag ut ter the purpose OF giving final rehearsal to NJ
ieans i w sas sss on Mn s
hos bee got up with the greatest care and il said
abound in those astonishing tricks and transformations
for which the Ravels are SO celebrated
EowERY TnKArRE the unprecedented popularity Of
Herne the Hunter: the Demon Horseman indu ses
the ma5sgcr to announce it both FIR this afternoon ana
evening The cay exhibition commences at two o'coc6
and viii enable amiEss-abildrea especslIy-to witness
s famous spectacle without exposing themselves the
night air. Tie house is always full at night.
BygToS's THEATRE. wonderful aens alton created
among play goe.s by the revival of sheksperss cee-
DRAFTED COMEDY Of the "Winters Tale" warrants the in
III IL te to se
Length OF the comedy no other piece will De presented
tho same night.
LAURA K1sxs VARIETIES Knowles charming couedy
entitled tie Ipve Chase will he Represented this
ing at the express solicitation of of Miss
Keenes patrons Miss Keeue will personsts her tavorte
Oils and wss Mes.rs jordss, Bass ' CLARKE 10. t.
conclude with g A Loan Of Lover''-Miss Durand AMI
Mr.. Johnston in the leading parts.
WAII.eKs TaEArE The entertainments this even
ng are to open with the pleasant little comedy styled
An Awkward Arrival" ia which Messrs. Lester ana
Holland, Mrs. Hoey. Miss Cannon and other popular
'.tocahon tas' will follow, aud all vii, conclude with
the capital farce Of "oat for Holday'-Mr. Holland
as jones.
ERoADwAY VARrTnS.-Ihe crowds who every evening
hZcng this neat little theatre most lavish ia thetr
praise Of the talented corps of Juveniles WHO perform the
characters in the pretty spectacle Of the NsGd Queen
The piece he's teeD got up ia exceeding care the scenery
Livery beautiful and the entire perorIcaoce such
cannot fe1 &c give pleasure.
WooD's MssRr1s.-The managers have generously
ten prtd the receipts OF tonight Tor the benefit Of she
wcow Of Mr.. keenan,, late q member Of the ;cmpany.
The USUAL variety q Songs will be given together with
the tnresque Of 'rhe Happy kan.n Tnis appeal in be-
half OF thu wiaow it is hoped, will be responded to by
oveshow ng house.
p, tTTEYs SFHASADFRs.-This popular bard Of min
tt-es prcvs quite attractive ever notGths erdng
the long trae they have been located among Tper
represent aon Of the operate burlesgue Of 'sonnanbu
la has been crested with the raudits Of large audiences
during the eas. fortnight Songs Dances jokes and the
opera to night
ACADEMY AAIL--The 6ne panoramic painting Of views
in China and japan vii remain exhibition short
tire longer Mt tris hail. Those who hsvs travelled in
the countries represented prone these patr-es
rect end life Ike
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II s. HoUGH AUCTIoNEFR.--TuI SATURDAY.
II. nosrtDs al the elegant and costly conteots Of the
i've story whle front house 70 Warren street opposite the
hucsoo River karoaa depot and Collsge place 1919
2he sale peremrsnry ihe fucnu-e ala y.
o. The best make and fully raned and the docoracs aud
Embellishments OF tue noas sfu description abe sale Will
commence In tie
pa,lors which contain elegant marble top centre "a.
bes, or c1terent descriptions; massive revolving front
rosewood secretary s1d bookcase tine and costly rosewood
octave double acton pa' ofore In heavily carved case;
ccmpse cts OF solid framed rosewood furoure fne
Quality o. French broce'si al So invalid spring chairs aud
81 do Paris reception chairs abe top Frsrch
eteee.e finely he'd; rosewood tables naid with pea
IL rosewo and mahagouy large size French Plate oval
10 elegant frames lace curtains
Among the oil paintings "The Highlands" ny Weber
Views the susauehapnahr by Boess "Rarent OF the
Ausisns ry Verpet and man others, hxo fruit piecss
hunting Ecsnsss Paris Cooks rsmua marble
CO run days. Also great variety Of deooraon
selected by the most refined TASTE embrscng Of
p'rceen cups Of Dresden china sjateesof Clay Wepser
and others; beque figures End articles very rich
Turkish csrpet also Brussels ingram rugs str
mat. gas chandeliers, rcsew ed otomans
pin' Ia foot mahogany extension table; DO dining
and tea French oraed china dinner and tea
En- gb and French cut glass knives and f1ks
crokesy bells castess liquor wines decutrs
ruby do and silver services spoons and forks
dc; gobes, l,ren napkins, liquor stands, &c
and mahogany hex steade dressing washsands
DC ec elegant plate front rosewood du gsce pure
curleu hair sheets gilt irro.s boil
sters end pillows wooen blankets mahogany ots mahogany
chairs rockers seat d. damssk quilts toilet SETS sale
positive, rain shine
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The Turf.

oss D-rsThe Fashion STAKE, 70 of the Union
Course L. l., June IL closed the LIST Inst with the
following subsc-ibers
l. Col VIZ. Z. Gardner names CHI. T. Ida By Clarion,
Cam by Eclipse.
2. Wp. II Gibbons Oh. c. BY Tally Ho, out Of
Ansrewetta, by Andrew.
$. Morris nsnes Dr. f. Etqustts, By Mariner, out Of
Fashion, BY imp trustee.
4. Robt r. Morris Z mes br. Margaret Morris, by
imp Glencoe, dam by Medoc, out Of the geandsm Of
Mary Morris.
s. va shaw names for Alfred Seaton ch f. Eta, by
imp Trustee, out Of imp. Glorians
Col Gardner is backing his Ida against Etiquette TO
consic cradle amount.
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TIE TEHUANTEpEc ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA;

THg TEHUANTEpEc ROUTE TO CAMFoRNIA.-A
party consstipg OF VIM. i. Smith. VIM Miller engineer
Bushnell While and others Of this city, about
leaving Vera Cruz whence they III oepars for this
rehuantepes route, so called. large and ~eahy
pany Of Anne leans, among whom is VIM Coat Johnson
OF Maryland have made provision to opsn stage road
that isthmus 266 les The route Calnor by
this VI be 800 miles shorter than either oil the
lower The grant under which the operate
is known the Garsy grant. Mr. Smith is OF the
principal contractors and by his long experience in rait
building Ia well fitted for the direction and
tion Of the work. Mr.. Miller u parity Of
gineeIs vino surveyed thu route few years We
erstand the party will take steamer rom New York
to jamaica snd thence ship for Vera Cruz other
neer point.-Cter.qnd Her1t1, Fs3 L.
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A Missouri HrxorNr IN Onrooy.--Tbe

A MISSOURI HEKOfNE IN UREGON.--The accounts
received some time ego from the Indian In Oregon
mentioned the heroic defence OF herself and child by
Mrs, Harris against the Indians after hor husband had
been slain Her husband killed by the first fire OF the
Indians, and Mrs. Harris viii her daughter who also
severely wounded, undsmsJed by the fearful odds
against the barred the DOOR Of their cabin and load
ing and firing their guns sight Of the husband and
fathers welering corpse fcu.h the savages for eight
hours when they relieved by the arrival OF II e1d
y party. She killed several of the red cevis aud kept
up such hot fire the rest to prevent them fro
approaching enough to set the cabin fire. wh,,h
they repeatedly attempted to do.
This heroic woman was the daughter Of james Young
old settler Of Lafayette county Missouri Whence
moved, with he- husband, to Oregon Ia 1882 Snch ~
Ioine deserves oil tfs honor tha' 5s ssrfe - her
and Congress should grant hor handsome ppn sion for
Hfc.--S. Louis Nw, Ht. 8.
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Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Thompson.

Dc!ote lion. JucE0 thompson
IMPORTANT TO EXPRESS COMPANIES AND TO THE
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
HINT u.s. Yreesdad-The defendant ID the proprietor Of
Vreeland's Now Jersey Railroad Baggage Express. On
The 10Th Of January last the plaintiff while coming from
phiadelphia to this city on the New Jersey Railroad
gave to agent Of the defendant check Cor his trun
directing him to deliver it at No 90 Fifth avenue On
the arrival OK the baggage in New York servant of the
defendant took the trunk in question to the pa,e desig
mated by the plaintiff Upon his arrival there the SER
want discovered gentee looking man upon the front
stoop apparently preparing TO enter the front door,
When TIE trunk taken upon the stoop the man At
the door turned round AM asked the baggage man the
charge upon the trunk hal been paid Upon receiving
reply IN the negative, tho man paid the charges The
oa9g man then asked for the card which given
to the person who held the check The replied that
his brother had it In the house. Satisfied with this
ply, the baggage man drove off, leaving the trunk in the
possession OF the stranger After the express wagon
drove away4the stranger rang the BELL and upon SER
vant comiato the door, asked il Mr. Wells resided
there. he a6swsr was that such person lived there
The manNen left with the trunk, and neither he nor
the trunk bSen seen heard from since. The trynk
and its contents we're of the value Of about hundred
collars This action was brought TO recover that
from the defendant. The plaintiff himself was called
rs witness in his behalf to prove the contents of
tina trunk
THOMPSON JIM this case the defendants servant was
guilty gross negligence in leaving the trunk with the
unknown person ne found standing the stoop the
premes was his duty TO have delivered 1t into the
custody either a the master OF the dometics
tached to the dseng THIS he neglected d. aud the
consequences of his cereehsness must fall upon the de-
sendant 1t is true the defendant not be regarded
common carrier his rights, duties and Obligations
the same, though other baees for hire In the
prosecution Of his business he is bound to ordinary dill
gence and Ito asonAoie exercise OF skill. lie is
responsible tor losses not accustomed by the ordinary
negligence Of himself or OF his servants Angen the
Law OF Carriers, p. 4S0) An obe cton made by
for the defendant to the plaintiff being witness
in his behalf to prove the contents Of the trunk In
csses like the present Inc plaintiff may be witness for
himself aecssiiate rel (Apgell &C., p 450) judy
ment therefore, for the plaintiff fT the amount claimed
with costs
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Supreme C0art-In Chambers.

JUDGE DAVIES CONTINUES TO HOLD CHAMBERS.
FER. 15.-Judge Davies too his seat this NOR ny at
10 O'Clock and shortly afterwards waited by Mr.
We tho Sheriff, VIII, rendered his vices and assured
the Judgs tina. it was necessary he would open court
himself for ha and that all his orders and warrants
&C., should be duly executed he aso ordered supply
of stationery for the Judge who proceeded to hear
Chamber bnfiness Mr. Connolly the County Clerk also
waited Judge Davies AMI rendered his services
the Time gave directions to bis deputies to attend
to the Judge and receive from him oil orders and drec-
tions which his position empowered him to give.
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MAN AND WIRE FROZEN TO DEATH IN WISCONSIN,

MAN AND WIFE FROZEN TO DEATH IN WGsCoNSIN,
"A private letter received in this city yesterday erogs
the melancholy things Of the death By freezing OF Mr
and Ms Eolf of oerro Gcrdo county, lows they had
BEEN to neghboripg town, shopping and sheir WY
her got lest in storm on the prairie Nc Rolf
who was invalid. could not leave his fled his wife
wrapping her shawl around him, unhtched the and
followed them, a. tney truogod honewards for half .
ms Theu she senk down In suowdsiit sud there died
On the arrival OF tina st the houss the neigh
turn3 oat 10 search and found beth Mr. aud MIS- Rolf
frozen to death the pairie. MIRA r. sister OF
M. T. T. Bai. OF this city, and u,h sympathy Il felt
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ftB l5.-Charge u Assault on the High Seds--John
Walsne, seaman board the steamer st. Louis was
rested on charge Of assault with dangerous weapon
on Henry Ward second mate Of that vessel during her
last voyage from Aspinwal to this port. Held for ex-
Animation. -
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n D. NASH, AUCTIonEEE, NO, 29s BROADwAY.-
~ Mortgage sac OF Get sweeping 4nos Monday,
Eco IT, at II NJ In Eighteenth street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues. consisting Of II pairs Wheels rs carts
~ cart boxes oart boz covers 81 sets cart harness horse
coM LOT OF shoves and forks 4brcles pair names and
lot Of blacksmith tools Consisting Of anvs Ys stocks
sno ees vice. nn 6eschea drilling mnchnss porabs forge
and large quantity of Old iron. - -
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n D. NASH, AUcTI0NEER. 2s BR0ADwAY.-MoRT,
ia .sa on rseds yss
Seventh and Eighth avenues consisting Of street sweep
a%se Stone ss. Of art ss1
nees cart Wheels cart boxes aIies blacksmith tools Odd
Or any che wsntiI g csrta
nss
me
coal 'A'' VIC fs's
q COTTON. AUor1oNEFR. -eENrEkI HOUSEHOLD
furniture carpets olcl ths bcdstesds, &c This day,
Tee Il at @ or 1t se q
snd second hand furniture from family removing.
unfinished sofas and sos Sedseads oe enias
and s
pssa 10 cottage Ssd,ssds s1tsss for ss
4. day s Ii O'Clock al lis chatham sqasre iarniure
rA atei The usual assortment also tes'her beds .lr s
dry goods cutlery. 200 tOzss saraines And various other
.loay ?. RUSSELL, AUcIIoNs HoysEnoLD Fur.
two doors Futon At sree
roewooi paor saes Il satin sroc .ts eaamee csaISer
4o aaed x sho
ssay p nooIle ore electromagnetic mschipe Full parcu-
TUNIS MoREEII ACCTIOEEER LARGE AND AT.
fJaclive stock Of furniture mirrors oil paintings. mat
treses silver pis cd seears clocks, be sold At
auction this morning At Oa O'Clock at 81 Nassau street. by
printed catalogue which Is ready examination ihcudug
oil sn.ngs gn frames mirrors, 20 kinds GAGS s,lvsr
plated rosewood library bookcases exeoson dDirg
tables dc At r. superior rosewood pia anfre. A b
Strangers rely beirg aerved with boyn2 saacto
rig. sewing machine. No article received Tor auction
seIes limited 70 valuation. No under bidding.
w 4. BOYD & co, AUCTIoNEERs -CoNsT ABLE's
w eas o. new Competing, 'h cay 81 the auction room
l9 Wlsp street at lGf O'clock eisb pieces about LOO
ysres) Of Veretlaa carpsilns A. JUHNSUS, Constable
------------------------ -------------
EKpREsSEs.
EREaT REDUCTION IN RATES OF EXPRESS
VI t'eiph 70 francisco
WELLS, FARGO 60 IS CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
OFFICE 81 BROADWAY
We send forward next express tg
oAIIE0kDIA OREGON bASDwlcH iSIAaDs, ETC,
tn W cdne sday reyt Feb. ~,
Via Panama United States Mail Steamer
GlURGE LAW
Lowing o'clock N and b. Nicaragua route, per
* NORTHERN LIGHT,
On Monday, February Is leaving at O'clock, Z. NJ:
per cubic foot, taken at
TwEsrY. FIVE CENTS PER Pouso,
Freigb. must be very strongly packed ana wSer proof
Freight poa.tvey received alter Il shipner VIII obise
BIZ wing freight (shen possible or the da pre-
vous % apg Sinai parcels received until latest momeat
srucope essury Department at W.shogoa. We
must b With OF converts and the vsce Of
M 'Np' eA fA'''Ss' b. n. BARNEY, President
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n D. NASH, AUCTIONEER, 2S BROADwAY.-MORT.
lie gage sulo Of street sweeping machines Monday, Feb.
Ia 1866 at II A. u lD and l3 Eighteenth street, petS
Seventh and Eighth consisting Of several street
lpe Ioachces some yor mtro carts suitable for dirt ash
wetx timber stone several Rets at
neee cart Wheels cart boxes axies blacksmith TOOLS Dad
iron, 10. opportunity for oOnracers whselwghs
wRnflr