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New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

ist relating 10 the subject that therefore he oo,..
receive merchandise In payment but that be SJ ~ hot
authority 10 accept whatever generally used ,netis
purpose Of making payment IN tho locality rhof of th
debt was TO be collected That. therefore as s
notes al that time the ordinary means ~ ueras
debts, 10 for him 10 exercise his Judgment apSns
crctiOn in receiving the premiums m snch 'nu @ at
" Was for him 10 determine the best aaoaey.
securing the objects OF his prncipa "s Ct
tine circumstances Tho Judge draws under
between payments made IN Confercdcrac notes
and unlawful as the currency itself was ami the sasloas
ance OF payment In property or In connterfet hoie
notes nsolven banks, since they lad al the nm hs
were received circulating value, and were recevtu tuy
ell the ordinary purposes 0f currency. But al @
he authorized TO collect the premiums bs rae,
ance Of Confederate notes for the amount of fho
charged the assured. The Court therefore afsr olt
Judgment. Judge Mullins cOncurs In the conclns, ue
Judge Diels, bnt holds that COwarn had NOT sr, oi
y 10 receive premiums after the breaking ont q, t p
beion, Ia Confederate notes so rs to bind defepde
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
GEN GRANT AND THE MErHoDIsTs.

Following his election, the Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church forwarded Geu Grant let
ter Of congratuatou Of which the following is an eX
tract:
GENERAL As our fathers congratulated Washington on
his accession the Presidency, would We congratu
ducr the nation to call you to the Chief Magracy Tho
qualities which you have displayed IN the held are
nose which are specially demanded the Cabinet and
the glory which crowns your arms VIII, We trusi, Do
succeeded by the higher glory that VIII crown your
cnunses The principles which have trumphed IN your
election executed with the calm wisdom and undcyi-
ating seaness which have marked your military move
mems must result IN the estOraOn OF the states 10 their
proper relations business TO s proper channels rights 70
all citzcns peace TO all our borders aud the pubic credit
the markets aud courts OF the world
The letter signed by I. A. Morris T.; = james L.
scott 81 sIupson H. r. Ame. ID. W Clark. T.. Thomson.
and C. Kingsley. Bishops Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
SHARP LETTER FROM GEN. BUTLER TO CLEYE
LAND CLERGYMAN.

The Cicreland Herald of Saturday publishes
the following pungent invitation to Ohio clergyman
TO read one Of Gen. Buffers speeches.
The Rer. M STRONG Clerelaad Ohio.
SIR: / have read your sermon on Thanksgiving Day.
which being sort Of secular Sabbath. seems 10 nave
caused YOU the pulpit for the purpose OF personal
vupeTaou n the interest OF capital ana the money
changers, whom our Divine Master drove ONT OF Coz
expelled therefrom those who sold doves-au innocent
Occupation compared with that OF the gold gamblers ana
epccators whom YOU to have given the dement's
o the sanctuary I seems you were not even n"aro l
the facts upon which you predcated your personal attack
from the pupt npOn myself by name, and the majority
of tho Republican Representatives IN Congress- IheIo
was no proposition TO tax the bonds, Only the
Interest derived from them, as the Government hrs
ALWAYS done. That proposition did not 20 to Commit
Tee for consideration but the committee was ordered 10
hiring in n hill make that proposition law. AS 1 as
sumr IL you had known the facts, you would not aFo
horne false witHes sagainst your ghbors hehu yo
with this note copy Of my speech, which, II you VIII
road carefully viii show you what was proposed; nud
also an xract from letter In reply TO gentleman Who
endeayOr 10 mud ont what my views were before nc con
dcmncd them. Pardon me, reverend sr III your sVl
mon had NOT been sent mo in The Cherfldhd Hermt
marked should not have troubled you with n rey t
ali and even now should class the publication WIN mo
lucubatious OF Brick POmcrOy" aud 'Dlhns - ~
hcrfy" which you VIII lnd printed on the Dack OF your
sermon did not suppose you honestly mlStahcn'
aud might be willing To Dc sci Ilsht. =, ,,.,,.
Respectfully, ELhJ. +, buILEh, ,
PSI should be pleased to hear from you sermon on
tis text: Why dost thou Judge Thy brother " or hX
dost hou set at n0ucht thy br0therl for We sha all
stand before the Judgment seat OF Christ
Washington, Dee. 1J 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
THE GREAT SMUGGLING CASE.

THE PRINCIPALS ABSENT FROM COUHI-iof-
FETURE OF THE BAIL.
Simon &, Sigismund Guilcrnan, the import
ers e No ca Leonardst who are charged before Com
missioner Bctts with smuggling large quantities OF Silks
shawls and dress goods into this port failed TO appear
for examination as conditioned by their bail bond ana
their bail OF declared forfeited; but as
their counsel claimed that they had absented themselves
from the city on important business, underte beieI l
arrangement had been made between the Coheoto''
Surveyor Naval Officer, and Distuct-Attorncy, FOR n
postponement for short time, Deputy Attorney
Ethan Allen said the boudsneu, Isaac and Lazarus KOS
enfield would not be proceeded against the defendants
appeared on before the day in question and renewed
their bond,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
, r1.NAwAY RAILWAY TRAIN.

singular occurrence tool, place on the Lake
Shore Railroad few days ago. The engine Of the morn
ing express train drawing two passenger coaches and
two baggage cars Jumped the track completely, the
fender following Every one ~ TIE raAIoa" 'mp'J -
available was set az work by the conductor 10 GET
matter. right j. order 20 facilitate matters lc tc't
was uucoupled from the oaggage-Car ana hs inc w.
train food on heavy grade. twO brakes were btl 10
keep the cars from moving oh. 10 appeaIsi however
that the brakes were not strong enough io hpd tr %
aud II started OF before any OF the cpolss could s,up
it Away t went down the grade toward 'cNt-
land al speed rapidly Increasing every MN
ute Tho passengers Inside know nothing oi @ @lno
eifcumstaucos and supposed that the conductor was
making up FOR lost time. aud nodded ana tlcpt on
peacefully and quietly Seven miles the IukltNc uHl
ircd ON Ia way unill IL finally BROUGHT ny on nm UP
ana tic passengers looked out uppositc hey were at y
station The c0ustcruaou of tho conductor aud oih'r
railroad men az tuo freaks " iFr train may W9 pc
imagined Every ono supposed that The cars would jump
ie raek ana general smash M, attended with loss OF
ifc be Tho result work the disabled cnglhe was
taken mn With renewed energy, ard tn few minutes
after IL was replaced the frC and 10 pursuit OF lhc
frain IL finally overlook the runaways, which Ncrc
sfaudiur quctiy. 30 vaitiug for their moiNe POWER
Wbcn thc passengers became uppr~ct ~ The danger h(
Ind pa.srd thruurh many of their fncc7 bln c' hu
frrv contemplated their seven miles ride WIN iccAHB'
akin 10 terror.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

The Second-avc. Railroad Company have
commenced operations for the construction OF fine dOu
betraok railroad bridge over tho Harlem River at tho
terminus of SccOnd-avc 10 will be truss bridge, ana
will be built as substantially wood ana iron can make H.
Piles will be driven down for tho foundation or tho
piers These will be surrounded with iron enslng ana
all the space filed up with concrete 10 point nbou low
water mark, where mnsonry will commence aud continue
up 10 tho required hight The piers on when tne urw
span ia 10 rest or swing will be 35 feet In diameter. and
tho part intended the north and south spans OF
the bridge will be eight feet In diameter at tue Dass anu
ak feet al the top The draw or swing span viii he O8
feet long with stationary span the south side 25 feet
long aud two spans Of 62 feet on the north SIDE Ihe
truss work Of the swing will be % feet high In the contcr
and 10 feet high the ends The truss OF the south span
will be 90 feet high aud Of the north span ~ teet hgh
Hesidcs the railroad tracks there viii be fine walk for
pedestrians Tho entire length OF the bridge VIII DO
aIta fpel
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
SPURIOUS RAILROAD TICKETS.

In August last Mr.. Henry Grinncll, General
Freight aud Passenger Ticket Agent OF the fohnsyl'
vanIa Central Railroad Company IN this city, learned
that spurous passenger tickets were being sold by
unknown person or persons An investigation made
but nothing came OF IT, aud tho tickets stl continued 10
como In from tho conductors on the road At length
Justice Hogan was applied TO for information, and he
recollected having seen advertisement that at the
ticket Office No 200 Broadway passenger uckotS could
be bought cheaper than elsewhere lilo suggested that
perhaps something be asceraned there Mr. Ackor
man OF No CG Exchangopace, having been sent there
purchased Ticket for Chicago for .i the proper charge
being s2O This stickct, examination proved To be
counterfeit Detective Office, Hey yesterday sent to
tho place and ON soarchng 10 ho found % spurious
tckcta and several eases of tyre, the fon'a being tNo
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
UESTERN SETTLEMENTS.

TO the Edttor Of The TribHHe.
SIR: The letter of "Wcstward' prompts me
TO suggest plan by which 1Oinescads cheap lands
might be provided for the monoyless 10y beneyoently
disposed capitalists without loss themselves and tl
preserve the necessary stimulus 10 exeron the settler
There plenty Of men In western towns who will sell
their prcEmption night for bonus. and There are not
wanting those TO take advantage OF IT, The specuator
pays all the expenses ana eac'quarcrsccon costs him
about $780, This land lies idle for many years sometimes
time and surrounding settlement alone enhancing its
value sufficiently 20 pay good average profit per
whenever sold On the principle actual settlers
might be placed cheap lands only substituting mort
cages for deeds 0f conveyance and agreeing that the first
years interest shall not be payable I'LL tbe end OF the
Ond year. ana with the rest TO or ~ years being
allowed for the liquidation Of the whole ndestodness In
such II would be necessary that one VIII eApeuenco
should direct their operations kJtentls on grhnts
from cities fail chiefly thrOReh Ignorance; they SINK $500
or $500 and two or trco years OF time Ia learning mo
business II then they procure few huudred doars
more, they lcly 70 be successful; but n they were
able 70 begin intcngcnuy, tho first loss would in most
cases DO avoided y. tEIftEn.
ple ~, leya
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
IN the Conrt OF Common Pleas, yesterday
CRIMINAL.

AT the jefferson Market Police Court yesler
day before Justice Dodge, George Van Hgggen As % sy
mittcd FOR the thclt oil s63 from James Mes0FeG WIZ
whom he boarded
AZ the Court of General Sessions, before juice
Russell Thomas Brown, Thomas lynch. ana S11TS Ts.
WulIaus were tried for burglary aud convicted ~
Court sentenced the prisoners 10 two ycals am - "a
months in the state Prison Mclaughlin Nas 49,.
Vcted OF an assault with dangerous weapon se9sA"
deferred.
Michael Feoney was brought before loIt,
missioner Osborn yesterday afternoon on oSsSW sW Wm
seducing "A female passenger on the emigant siiP -
A. storey ON her late passage from Liverpool 70 naS,I
ON Michael arecng tO marry his victim he .' hays H.
to depart In custody OF u Deputy MarsAai 70 nav
uuptial ceremony performed.
Catharine Ackerman and Margaret Smssssn ~, ,as.a
alias Williams yesterday entered the stoIeoi ~ uaf.
DE Pest A. Co. No. - Worthst, unter pe,Sby snI.
chasing bur left soon after without halls sous M
thing As their actOus were deemed susI Ip-"sdvay,
Thomas l. Miller followed the women across vefs
and gave thom into custody. In their posi- NV Lad
fonnd two picces Of goods valued at $40. NnTt The
stolen froin TIE above store. and were eeos,S 10 t
rrisonCr-. WHO we've intoxicated, were eonn"""
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
MArNG A rr.INE.s or N.

Detective Officer Richard Field, on Tuesday
arrested Henry and Albert Myers aud George Ricketts,,
shopiters It's alleged that on December II tho prison
crs stole from Mc-sgs. c. Dambmann Co.'S store AT
Nas ei and A Wasi.st a pccc ~ satin valued at SO
on D,crinbcr they stole from r. A. siraug Of No 80
~ krr.t four ucccs Of satin valued 40 $50. ON De
cbcr n ihrv stole one piece of black six yined at SO
f.om Mcssrs Johnston, Burns & Co.. HOs. 453 and -
l.ruadvay and on tAt day piece or Dack stiiI
valued mi 500 from .cs W.tlcre Co.. No 81 Walker.
a. They also attempted to steal one piece OF SIX valued
M S- an December In from Ncssrs Andrews, SaudOrl
4 CO. Nos a and .65 Cualst but were detected by one
OF the CLERKS. Tic prisoners were taken hiose Jis'ce
bowling and remaAdcd 10 the Police station ia Leoh'
uug+st
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
NETWORK ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE
MENT OF SCIENCE AND ART.

The Association met Tuesday evening at its
room, In the Metropolitan Savings Bank Building Ht the
usual hour The attendance larger than at the meeting
last week tho absence Of DIR. Griscum, DIR. j. W.
Richards was called 20 the char. Owing To the Formally
OF deposug original copy Of the proposed charter OF
the Association IN Office OF the Secretary OF state not
having been observed action the question OF the az.
ceptance OF the charter was postponed Dr. Samuel =
Cuy, Mrs. Louise Firman and A. ;. Macdonald were
elected members Of the Association Owing To the in-
formay above described the eecuon o. President Vice
rcsdent and Secretary by the Trustees named IN the
charter becomes Informal. without transacting any
business the Association adjourned until the second
Monday ia January.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
A QUESTION OF LIFE INSURANCE. AND A WILL

1he Boston Uerdtd says: by the VIII Oh
Aouzo T. Gould Of Nashua, y. H., who died few years
ago n is provided that policy Of insurance issued 10y
tito New England Mutual Life Insurance Company OF this
CIV on tie NE Of the said Gould for the bentht OF MS
c and child or children should be paid to bis we' 10
me exclusion OF his only child. daughter naneh Au
Who md been adopted by Sawyer Ot lilIfpid n H.,
ana TO whom was bcqucated the best wishes oI Otg
father Benjamin f. Emerson. esq, VINO was WIS., Iuy ~
ms co,nnonW oaltb, and m the County Of Iiillsb0rough
in tho state OF Ncw-llampShrt, received, WlltI
i,s orpoiuueu ns such administrator, from the New
Inrland Mutual Insurance Company the sum or u 4O5 %
a me Insurance the NE of tie said Gouh. Iie
daughtcr Q,y her next ffcud made demand l9F tho @
p,vnlcnt Of Onohaf Of said INSURANCE money WHICH u
,,sd ,hc adplp refused and be also refused 10
nav her any part of said money. suit was lholitutt
ior the recovery Of the money. IN our County COut at
uuou ncrced ficts Judgment ordered thereon lo llo
attendant The plautIl appealed 10 the supreme JuII
cll Clur for tins commonwealth, when las t1slaeu
te onneo and ordered Judgment for the plhhtl ruuE
that no policy of insurance can be varied by WIZ l
the mother and child are entitled 20 equal rnate oi @ VIC
.,fraucc money and that the administrator must pay
Inc dan ghtcr lef half share OF thc same, detdctH
from bis ypcuscs ia iahiug odt papers oi
NIL fi4 "a
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
THE ELECTION OF AssTGyEEs.

II Is stated in decision made by Judge
Paichfou Yesterday. that certain person, whose name
il not disclosed by the Court, has been on BIZ own
ayov al the habit OF soliciting creditors oi bankrnpu
Ia vote for him gnee, aud has, IN several eases
been elected ASST uce by thesDgc vote IN each instance
OF the only creditor appearing before the Register at me
fist meeting of the creditors OF various baukrups 1ht
matter having been brought 10 the notice OF the Cou
by ostcr who states taatthsp person has been elected
assignee in the manner above Indicated IN some SIX cases
coro HIM the Court has decided such elections opposed
o the spirit and intent OF the Bankrupt act, and has re
fused 10 apprOycte election OF TINS person III soe io
cases pending before IL.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
rroRGAYIzArIoN OF THE FIRE DEPAETMENT.


The stated weekly meeting OF the Board oil
Fire Commissioners was held yesterday at flfemahs s
Hall Cen sLalor presiding. There were present Comhls-
roners Myers. wilson. Gawley, and Mclean Charles l.
Giderslecye Cen Shaler and Commissioner Galwey me
Specli Committee appointed some weeks ago 10 uthhe
tic boundary lines of engine companies. aud TO organize
them into battaOns aud brigndes and 20 assign asel-
i1tr rank 10 te officers and members OF them, made
report recommending the formation OF three brgades
each 10 consist of three battalions, 10 De com
uaded respectively by Engineers Rhodes, Brandon ana
Bates; Engineer Nlckcy 10 be inspecting oflcer
Tcv so recommended that assmiiated rank be gwen
10 tho officers aud members of tho Department as lot
lows Chief Engineer To he Colonel; Assistant Ehgncer
Ii.ut Colonel District Engineer, Major; Foreman, Cap
tain; Assistant Foreman Lieutenant; Engineer ot
steamer Sergeant Fireman, Privat and horsemah and
laddcrmau 20 be Cadet.
After considerable debate on the subject dnrng whch
WAS proposed that the chief Engineer should nave tue
rank OF BrlgadierG Geucra and on down, reconuehda
tnus OF the Committee accepted ana tie Ere De
plrtment Will be reconstructed ON the basis above set
fArlh.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

Ak and as the other jumped up shot him dcad als"
rf, "f Mexcnns on their way to Fort Stanton passing
oom after found Chaves the place There was bI %
,u the ground aud looking around they Iounu Iounu,'ad
Ijes of inc murdered men. When Chavcs was , -,
cf tc deed he confessed his guilt aud was set ~, @ ,cc
re was mo ono TO take charge of hin ana 'm1 ,, tc
Stable of Puua del Aqua Paha Torres s"IVu tVnted 70
,i.oupr for SncOrrO On the way ChaNes I, iIIi,g
sraur when Torres shot him through me hd ii"i
bin instantly. Chave, openly Do's'eu '"'' ~ ''
i..u
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
TIfE.CnRIsToPnERs RECriFYING ESTABLISH
MINI

I'm the United States District Court yester-
day. before Judge Blachford IN the case Of the United
states agt about $1,000 worth Of property consisting OF
rectifyug appurtonsnces, &c, found at the recyng
c.tab ucnt OF Watson & Crary, Nos III, li3, and l5
Cirfnlhcr.t the condemnation OF which property MAS
sousAt ou the grounds u Watson & Crary Omitiig 70
mako proper entries boz their book Of whisky received
oi'J tatt whisky had been found the premises on
which the tax mad been paid the Court charged he
Iry audi after brief absence. the LATER rendered
Verdict ION the Governments Inc defense obtained sta!
Al urocctlug5 for 80 days.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
A CORRECTION.
TO n, Editor Of The Trt6un,.

Ut FVWTF'f
SIR: In your issue of Dec. 10, your cores
pondent furnishes very valuable paper on tho Phos-
pilates South Carolina" e however makes mistake
In stating that tho uphuro acid chamber erected 10y the
Company IN question: being larger than any others IN
the United States except two In Philadelphia There are
two In Lodi n. j. and two IN Buslwick, L. l., consider
ably larger than any ~ those mentioned by your cor
respondent make this statement In justice % all in
teIested n your valuable subject Yours respectfully
ALEA MCKAY.
kep York Dec %. 1868
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
ARE GEORGIA DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN REBEL
CURRENCYi

In ,he case of Scott agt. The Central kail-
road and Btuug Company OF Georgia. the palhllu ss
ono of the defeUdauts stockholders. DURING the war tno
defendants declared four dividends OF so much pei sae
The ulantf went after the occupation OF eaFahhah "
ne United states forces, 10 that city TO look Tor tne Co
many url found their Offices IN the possession OF tc %
itr H. srb.eouenty sent letter 10 tie PreslaehtM M
thc Company REQUESTING Information He then bfougm
suit for his dividends. The Company were TIbg 70 pT
the dividends in the same currency ajmsS
good money. The Court below held MN SntNs" s |s
aud that he had made 81 saiheiGn59 I5,ue.s ne
mand Ts 1rS5a. SHe pt General Tera ali differ.
and all write opinions. Judge Mullen hohs uhuer @ eus
case of Ehe agt The Chenango Bank that Vs
only lie IN money and, therefore, the plantH clalm
,-ocd INT that he las made sufficient deIahu anu
Therefore decides to reverse the Judgment Juuse irA
ham differs with lin in both points and therelec 'vncs
IN fhe same conclusion Judge lngralan Ho.s Io. N,t
, csc ~ Fhle goes so far a. does Judge Mullen Du'
s thinks under that case, that the dlNluehu O,ik w
cared in dollars they cannot 40 beli.u iny & JTaS.
10 argue that IL was anything other ihah ltEd upls
lie also thinks the demand made cut, aud that the 90
cision should DO affirmed.
In the Court of Common Pleas, yesterday,
Judge Barrett presiding the question is coz
fish" trade mark, was argued by MesSrs, kiIeh =
W0odford. G. A. Seward and {. NJ Keller, Tor paihnn
aud bv Niessrs Gilbert & Smedley for defendants. Is
defendants who dealers in "Deccated Goldfish wen
sued by the plaintiffs, damages beng laid az SOoV tS
violation Of trade mark IN the use OF the words enca
ted Goldfish" their labels, aud procured an lte!Io
tory Injunction restraining defendants from using az
words. The defendants set up priority OF invention
the article Desiccated Goldfish by their manufacture aaa
the superiority OF their article and they claimed that ~
words had never been used by either party as traN
mark and could not be exclusively claimed a snch Oein
words in common TO show the nature 0t the arteS
sold under that Judge Barrett uissclNed he ~
nction substantially the ground that the w0d "De
siccatpd" was the only word 10 express certain pIoes
Il, which the plaintiffs had not an eNclusye fgn, sI
coud not as descriptive be trade marx. ana u n,ens
a. Jsisafc eu article Of which t not deSetIpton
was fraud and within the protection OF tue Oou
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

the genuine tickets These articles seized and tho
Young man In charge OF the establishment who gave his
name as william J. Wright was taken into custody
Later I'm the day the prisoner taken before Justice
Hogan. and committed.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

On the 23d Of November Alphonso Lancelot
hNu another trcucmhn passed through Punta del Agna
on Their way - the Jcagla monntns and were ioiped
tfg ~ Juan Chayes, who travelled in their company
HcafJ 70 the Jieaiila MOnutas As they were tesny
plsaAssI oLe psEniyg C4aYes allied oe VI Ieni Mia 81
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
Catharine AcI
corRr CALrNDARs-FcR MoSplr.

SrrRrwF Cor GrSEsAL TKnM-As.s,lssx. 'J-ceah Osn
y 1IN. U-I ~ r.ru.lner Basle.s and ll,I A,N'
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
ANOTHER BRIDGE oyrn TIE HARLEM EIyER.

Nep York, Dec. %, 1868.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.

I(Y HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS Auctioncer.
On Thursday January at l0 O'clock at their salesroo,
VI Liberty street,
Elegant Household Furiture removed for convenience
of sale being the property OF gentleman going abroad.
Guiding Velvet and Brussels Carpets. carved rosewood
Suites in crimson and gold and and gold brocasei,
gilt frame French plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors, carved
rosewood door and back carved rosewood
marble top Tables, Round Tables Lounges and Easy
Chars green rosewood and black walnut Pedsteads,
marble Bureaus Washstlnd Comm oes. Round rabies,
seated Chairs enamcled painted Cottage suos
Oak do, Wardrobes Lounges kaircl0tn, Mattresses.
Pillows Bolstes Blankets &c black walnut and oak Ex
tension Tables, Chairs. &c.
Also at ~ o'clock,
A fnei vol Of ODera
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

DAwNBROKER's SALE THIS DAY.-JAMEs AGAR
will sell at SO New Bowery 400 Lots womens Cloth.
Ing Of all descriptions BY order Of John Martin 62 Null
berry street.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

DAwNBROKER's sALEsTHIs DAY. Ar WOLF A II
Il GRAHAM'S, 81 New Bowery, 300 lots pledged Goods
every description. Order OF B feyser Hudson aveo'
HrnoklYn. J
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

BOGART. ONEER.-SATURDAY, JAN. H.
81 at Ill O'Clock, at the auction rooms, No North W ~
Lam street. large assortment Of Parlor Bedroom and
Kitchen Furniture, Brus OILS Carpets, Pianos, 40.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

EIYER rLSAS, AUCTIONEER.-ELSAS MYERS,
lSl Auctoheers, will SELL Friday January TO- at l0K
O'clock at III Mulberry street. the stock and Fixtures
Liquor store. by order OF r. J. Kelley, executor.