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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19
FIRES N THE CITY.

In FulteS Strcet-Loss about Sl5,5OO.
Shortly before seven O'Clock last evening nre
was discovered the rear basement OF the ve story
marble front building 2l7 Fulton street. It was the
portion Of the storage place OF Mess. shutteworth
Co.. dealers In paper, who occupied the entire rst
door. The flames were in such q locality that the
hremen who responded 10 the alarm with their CON-
mendable promprness and worked with o will, could
not reach them, and the dense smoke rolling from
the basement for time almost suffOcated them and
greatly retarded their efforts; but In q short time
lines OF hose were stretched reaching to the
rear, and the heavy front doors being battered
Ia tue names were soon after controlled.
Inc STOCK Of this firm, amounting to about
$4,000, was almost entirely destroyed. The second
noor occupied by Messrs. H. l.. Pierce Co., manu-
iacturers OF chocolate preparations, was damaged
about $4,000, upon which there Ia an insurance OF
ABOUT $500 The third aoor occupied by John Rapier
Co., D0okbinders occupied the fourth floor, and also
sustained a trivial loss. The first floor OF No. 2l9
occupied by Andrew A. Boyd, biscuit bakery, was
damaged by water alb cut 81 900 also fully insured
Inc iiremen can be commended for the manner In
wncn TINS IRE was suppressed as at one time It por
tended 10 be disastrous one. The building owned
W Messrs. Freiin Co., was damaged about 81 900.
In Front Street-L0ss About $4,000.
While the Fulton street fire was raging flames
were discovered by officer Wright Issuing from the
third moor OF the four story brick building No. 40
Front street, occupied BY Mr.. J. D. Cronin as hour
storage warehouse. Owing to the engines OF that
district being on duty as above 1t was some ten
minutes from the time OF alarm before the reserved
force arrived. The fire spread very rapidly, and be-
fore It could be extinguisned the building was
flooded with water, and the stock consisting OK over
5000 barrels OF -FOUR damaged, it is estimated, to
the amount OF 500, 000 The building was damaged
about $780, and both 1t and the stock are insured,
but the names Of the companies could not be ascer-
tanned.
During the fire. acting Captain Henry Burden, Of
the First precinct arrested James Adams aged "a.
residing at ia Cherry street. suspicion stealing
three tubs OF butter store in Pearl street. The
property was thrown on cart and hastily driven
away and fortunately for the ends OF JUSTICE Adams
was identified BY witness, who was also instrument
tai In causing the apprehension OF Michael Hayes and
Francis Fisher as accomplices.
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OswEGo. N.

OswE6o, N. ", Feb. Is, 1862
The Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western Rail-
road Company Of Pennsylvania have purchased
the Morris and Essex and the syracuse and Bng-
hamton railroads, ana have obtained q perpetual
lease OF the Oswego and Syracuse Railroad, thus
forming an independent and direct route BY rail
from tina snAlaoeyh tn Is<ke Ontario
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FRANCE.

Public Assemblages and Their Abuses.
PARIS, Feb. 49, 1862
M. FORBADE. the Minister Of the Interior. has an
nounced hts intention to repress all abuses OF the
right to assemble in public meetings.
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OHIO.

Lease Of the Cincinnati, HnmiItos and Dayton
Railroad.
CINCINNATI, Feb IL. 1869.
The stockholders OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad to-day, by vote Of Ave to one. rat
Ned Its lease 20 the Atlantic and Great western Rail-
ROAD. This lease CONVEYS all the roads controlled by
the Cincinuah Hamiiton and navtnr rnad.
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ENGLAND.

Statement Of the Bank Of England.
LONDON, Feb. IS, 1869.
The bullion in vault in the Bank OF England has In
creased fe2 900 sterling since last Thursday.
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
- attend merngs printed u the nes,cst pesfic meaer
~ notice and weuy-drc less than ~
other similar place Is the city, ID the METROPOLITAN job
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. VI Nassau street
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Dyspepsia, puiLisis, Constipation, all Strina-
chic, tNervous aud Liver Complaints cured. without
medicine ineonvenence expense, by DU BhxYs deli.
oious RENALENrA ARABfuA FOOD. 1000 cures, ~
which copies sent gratis. DIT BARRY 4 co. 10 VIII
lam street, D. u Sold by al chemists IN tins, b. III a.:
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

AMSTERDAM, Feb. 1s.--The bark Royal Arch, from
Philadelphia Tor this port lies stranded Nul-
zen. portion Of her cargo has been saved.
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Neasuess, Economy aud Dcsprfci grsnsinsi
the OF orders Metropolitan dob Pfihng rstp-
shmsnt M Nassau street..
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All, psn.f ie Deceived hy the vcFi s,ss-
TRY our Cod Liver on RrsiToN's ~. vi n isor uonsr.
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NIissisqnoi Spriug Wafcr--0nly KNOWN
remedy for cancer and ali OF the Kidneys SOLD w
druggists. Depot, bas Broadway. NJ Y.
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Nafice.-lThc unYnnr I.ottctr

HilI-ipimitrble Cuttcr Of Hair ard Uh--
ker. In every concevshle syis shaving sharpoong, tn
Studio, go Broadway.
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The GesilIscbatt Phoenix.


The annual ball OF this jolly ASSOCIATION took place
last evening at Lyric Hail. Sixth avenue near Forty
second street. 1t probably OF the best con-
Quoted balls OF the season. and for Enjoyment and
rollicking fun there was as much or the desirable
articles the most exacting ballgoer could reason
ably expect. The DISCUSSES were OF all shapes, sorts
and fashions. There were princes, and there were
beggars; there were kings and there were
sons Of Africa without home, friends or suffrage;
Greeks and Mussulmans. who walked arm in arm In
the richest OF costumes and on the very pest OF friend
ly terms The King OF Prussia and Louis Nap, for
getting for the the little unpleasanness they
had about the confines OF the Rhine some time ago.
roamed about unattended and apparently brimful
OF the very best OF spirits; while Columbia herself
regardless OF the squabbles in Congress- danced
every set with burIy Englishman who seemed to
know more about the Alabama claims than both the
Johns0ns put together. In ne the ball was IN every
way complete success. The room was crowded
all the evening by as gay an assemDlage OF ladies
ana gentlemen as was ever gathered together at any
annual, and the fun and enjoyment were Of KIND
OF which those vino participated in them will have
ever hereafter very pleasant rec0lccti0ns
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Miller a. CO., No. 2 UNION ssarnrr.-i.ndir~',
Misses, Boys and Infants Roots and si1cs :. =,
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IHVUrtHut NOtfCt--IUt FtHSHHW sNtf'ESs
AZ articles have appeared In several papers IN TIC irt
Staten stating that the Royal HAVANA Lottery Of Cuba wvu
he discontinued authorized by the %
the Lottery that truth whatever Ia thrss
reports. TAYLOR 4 CO., u NAH street
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Fer First Glass Printing OF Evcrv De~criy-
ton 70 TO the Metropolitan jon Printing Establishment
Nassau street.
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Coid-irr VIII Cure Tcur Cold. Try H.. Sold
Nv druggists. RI sHruSS ~ Astcr House. Of Bar
etuw sirept
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RovnI Havana fery.-prizrs Paid In fsc,d
Furnished The highest paid forsoua,ons
ard ali kinds OF Gold and Silver.
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PAMPHLETS, Law Reports, Nc., Sscru.ei
with pcatness qcxness and despatch. twrntvve r
che rer thar 1t other printing essabls cay
Al Tie METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsftBldsi
MINT. ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

The Celebrated Poor Richards Eyewascv
20 be had OF all drnnais.a a &c. per bottle.
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n..rLs LAST MIGHT.
Ball Of squadron q. s.vashinstoa Greys Bat
tsustb

Ball Of Squadron o. washington Greys Bat
tcueJn
The fine ballroom Of the ArclIc Hall was the scene
last night OF a very brilliant entertainment given
by squadron b. OF the battalion OF Washington Grays
cavalry. 1t was the first annual ball Of tas section
OF the Greys, and consequently every effort was
made BY Its officers and members to render Il sue
cesstul. The committee are TO be congratulated on
achieving this result the ball being In every respect
q most decided success. The room Was gayy
decorated with handsome nags and Suidons
OF the squadron and battalion, and O'Bren's ane
string band furnished choice selections Of music.
the attendance was good. but, fortunately Tor the
comfort and yenience OF the dancers, there was
no crowding. Among those present, besides MAJOR
Kent the commanding officer OF the washington
Greys and the officers OF the battalion were General
Burger, ana number OF other leading onicers N
the National Guard The Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
regiments were strongly represented The hrst
part OF the programme OF dancing was gone through
with very spiritedly, after which the company sat
down to an elegant supper. This being disposed on
dancing was resumed and continued until morning.
when the company dispersed, pleased and delighted
with the taste and skill displayed by squadron b.
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Ball OF the Italian Rife Association.

The second annual ball OF the Colombo Guard was
given last evening at the Germania Assembly Rooms.
The attendance was large and the affair was very
pleasant one. The members OF the Guard appeared
in their Garibadan uniforms and their red shirts
made the ball room look very gay and
picturesque. Dancing commenced shortly
after nine O'Clock, with full floor and
to the strains OF Conternos Twenty-thtrd regiment
ball the quick feet tripped lightly through pro-
gramme OF twenty-slx dances. The members or the
Rifle Association are well drilled, and from what
they did last night t Is fair to say that they seem
equally at home at the eight fantastic" and the
heavy march. The Guard has now been organized
three years, and musters $50 members most oil whom,
accompanied by lady friends, were present at last
nights reunion. The management Of the ball was
ably conducted by Messrs ID. Tensi, G. Lipp Capt.
Castelvecchi, G. Moliman and Alyord March,.
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TEaxs:-Sngie subscription, So. Tire, copies, IS;
Five COPIES IS: Ton COPIES SO: single copies. fye
cents each. A limited number 81 advertisements in
serted IN the WEEKLY HERALD.
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LITERARY ITEMS.

Artbur G5reei, the well-known Hungarian
80 has inst published book. at Pesth, under the
title Austria aud Hungary in the years 1919 ana lS0o
Among the new sections and arrangements
NJ Prof Huxley in his reorganization OF the Ethhoosca
Society IS a section Comparative PsychologS' "hch
sutendcd 10 collect facts on branch OF study chehy
consigned 10 hypothesis
The French Academy has awarded the an
nua prize of 5000 francs for poetry to Mr. f. GTener Tor
his poem "On the Habits Of the Jews in the East
Tackeray as our readers probably remember touches
the same poecal subject in his verse on the storm az
sea
The Hon. G. II. Hollister has made industrious
se of his spare hours while representing this country at
Port Princo by writing History Of Hayu'" MT.
ToIister is wellknOwn the author OF History OF
Connecticut" a volume OF poems tragedy on the suo'
iect of Thomas a Beckett, and other literary works and
we have every reason 70 expect from his forthcoming
hook an interesting and valuable addition to our hstor-
cal records.
The Rev. Alexander b. Grosart proposes to
include in his Fuller Worthless Library" complete cdi-
tions Of tho prose and verse Of Henry Vaughan the
surst I'm four volumes, and Of Fuke Greyie, frlehu
of sydney Councillor Of King James" in four volumes
also the poems Of Sir John Beaumont in one volume "u
the poems Of Joseph Fletcher IN one volume Inc No
umes already issued consist of poems ofIhomas "ah
bourne Of Giles Fletcher, and Of Phineas tIecAei'ne
last. as yet. incomplete.
Mr.. r. +. B. Mcclellan, in letter to me
AMeu0un, brings up very ingenious argument IN sup
port OF the opinion Addison was not the author OF
the hymn. "The spacous Firmamcnt on High" In the
last s;anza occur the lines
What though q solemn silence. I.s,.S az u,
Tbese verses could only have been written by be-
uover m the old Ptolemaic system Of astronomy whe
Addison as appears from Of his essays in Tie Speca
tor distinctly held to the true theory, OF which MARVEL
however may well have been ignorant
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COMMON CARRIERS.
FOURTH EDITION

FOURTH EDITION
A TREATISE ON THE LAW CONCERNING TiR LIABILITIES
AND RIGHTS or COMMON CARIRks By Joseph Angel esq
Pouh Eduoa revised aud enlarged BY Joha Laibrop ssq Law
Gheep 8to g. 80 .r... =.
Anges book ts published 1919 isd lbs r,pstaon Of
the lulhor well as its Intrinsic merit caused at be regarded
authority b the profession and for 20 Gei bas held frf place
eeaten OF and the bar The edition before
evidence Of labor i preparation and the later cited with
Discrimination"
be present edition pbbsshsd y.ars
authors OF the immense legislation
Hind furnished The editor with abundan material which
yery Judgment His notes have the excellent quality
yty pertinent 10 their place and devoid Of
matter Western Jusist Des Moines Iowa
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Ytaal Hutitts.

CUPREME COURT OF KINGS COUNTY,
- JOS MORT on, Plaintiff AEGusi MARIAN MORTON Dehd.
SummogL-Fo Rebel To ths Dstuian MARIAN MORTON:
hereby and required the compliant 10 i
Of which copy h the ohee Of the CLERK d Kings County
Ibi copy you said complaint the fb
sbrr bis once 7 PuonsL Brooklyn, uihn twenty days AFTER
hereof exclusive Of the Of nch and " fail
compliant within tue Aforesaid the pdahg this
viz appT the Court for tie relief demanded the oomput
Dated MAY ~. NCg D. g. HARTMAN,
Jel.iau6fS Pia.uuhs Attofuey.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

COMMENCING MAY ~, 1862
Passenger Station RewYork corner Of Twenty sertlihtt and
Fohrthaye BuraBos en rsentr seyenthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEWlORK,
Hewaven and Bridgeport Z (Ex 1850 Hii9 9tbhls
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hEWloNE, June ~ letJ
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
" Collectors oGce Ninth D,tdc Neeiofs Ia Pursuance olAs
viii eel Al public tae Al No. JJ I ia Nes lorA CITY Ls
l7h dr - Ja 1902 st Y O'clock noon The ioosngdesenbed
OFFICE FURNITURE black wAlnG Char, OEoc Tables
Lounge. BookCate 1ucosed Desk, Nntug Desk Revolving
Chair oat Chas lot Of Carpet and LOT Of fOCoih daned M
due the Uud States Thoma heEAy, uness sad
wM A. DARLING. Collector
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ANGELL ON WATERCOURSEs.

..| SIXTH EDITION.
A TREATISE OE THB LAW or WATER. COURsBs WITH AN
APPENDIX CONTAINING STATUTES OF FLOWING, AND FoRMs
or DECLARATIONS BY Joseph AuEe SIh Edition revised
addition
H0tes. by J. G. Perkins esq. 9S0 81 90
Tbs edition VERY much enlarged both 10 tent aud notes
ever eight hundred cited which DID not appear 10 the
additions the sections
bnudred AhdEy have been added the edition
Anoue subjects Surface Water and Drainage" "BaYe
Drip Subesuesn Diversion OF
and Implied easements connected With water
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6rtursiors.
nELGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA
II SIUR LONG BRANCH BY steamer EEVERSlAh a. ".
daily excepted from Pier No 32 foot Of Duanet -Four h0-
at Long Branch. getting back TO the city Al d ?. m
EXCURSIONS-The beautiful and cOmmo-
Ia os steamer SNEYSIDE be chartered for The present 20
select parties Apply on beard Pier No. 49, " H. or oy
letter t1 Box No. 6aj =. o.
TVHE VERY FAST steamboat tARROWSMFIH
CHARTERED for Pcnc Excursions 70 IONA Isano OF
elsewhere By applying 10 S. CoCHCROFF No III Broadway
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A TREATISE or THR LIMITATIONS or ACTIONS AT LAW
AND SUITS ~ EQUITY AID ADMRALIY WITH An APPENDIX
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BUBJRCr By joseph Augs esq Phh Rdos revised by John
Wilder MAY, 8Vo. Law sheep. 81 80.
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the former About four hundred additional decided
publication fourth edition been cited appropriate
beS the will be uod heretofore pretty nearly
B epetoy what % be found 10 The books
ofIAHitatiohs .t. 20 t-t. ..|t ' '
TLte g authority fof sasiug that tb trease
e rey important nbee 70 which u relates Lord BroughGm having
fouound that opinion O tbs FIRST edition which has subsequently been
much enlarged and Improved. All the learning through
h Nd American Reports IN regard 10 the construction and
e Various Statutes Of lmAtOus has been diligently implied and
NHfntucaly arranged - ..rI. = nd
Published ~ " r'+ .s ." ..f
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LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
y FIFTH DISTRICT SEW YORK comprising the IA, oh. lAh
Nars cts fNewl lokSOICE II HEREBY GIVEN
Puugt 80 s hai have received e M o yalagols aud suuaer
a. ect uader The Act of lueual Revenue
support ~ Government Ittsi on DE Pubhr Debt anl io
approved Jh June lbi sd ae ameno heIet1
nt psfuay by deputy for e collection Of tbe
ofcr aJ Brooms of The Bowcry daily Suu
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briseu the lou of oeoet ~ ttd5 O'Clock m Tue ss heIn
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on the ye,r ending Dee 81 1863 All persons Who sa
neglect rc the Ane'snen retained aran them within
Will bec0me liable q The penaurf
1bsd by law All checks offered payment must e esraasd
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WI nELAMARE LACKAMANNA. AND WESTERN RALLROAD

co. (LesseeAl
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IT :. INTERNAL REVENUE. - Seventh
Coectou u.stHet Nrs-Iork comprising the
Esreth wards Of the Cts of NeulorL
NOTCH bfrshy given % law that have received ne
Of NnuAuou EnumsoE aai Assessueu - ibis Dis
tc, UbsJ Isa Reyn9e Lass thnt Tho Ittes
thereon have become me a PAYABLE af lai v aead persona
dspuy Ufs in thc McuoroHaH say
irg. Hsk a dog corner seynst arI Ttriayc daily lNgy
sIr,p tbs date ur' li itegrg e 9TH day % June 0j
tstseru tfs lous o. o'clock q atI o'c.1.g p.
The sal contains be uP'u luooue % he year , ne
Caaess Uiad Table, ,e stl Goi Watches Tor the
tsA stag sip sBd The special Business Trades
a. Pfol. fof the eudiHE Apul 30 1870
Who shall utge The due y them respectively
according tie Dot AsaI sIn the tine herein sptcad will be-
iatle 70 tie peIA.tes plcscg.bcI bL law. . ..
MARSHALL Z. BLAZE.
Collector seventh District. state n NeN-lork
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