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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
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No. / Winter ati$2 60@2 s.. -alF15f: III ,rro5t
CoRE-Qniet at 55c for ear, and SIC for
.. 9AEsr 7lP and prices dropping INOh
sftrE=Dul and prices droopiney al .b6Sg
CorToN-Dull and sprice4 lower: sales at
Sl@3l1zc for mfddling.
MHIsKY-7Declinedrto Csc, and is dull. i q
:, HoGs-ln good demand az 81 W97 IS.
Nearly all the packers are buying, anu tie
tiens Feseinis 1850 cad pYgI1 erfYY'Ts7
MISS PORK In fair demand to flll orders
at Sl9 5@l9 80, and $50 brls. packed three
70 eight days sold at these rates. The best
bought below go 90 al the close ~ ~ :,
BULK MEATS Were in fair demand to
MI orders al E4@8c for shoul derss and 9sl6a
l0c for sides packed, and IOs<Mllc for
clear sides. New Bacon sides clear sold nj
tive sales OF 600 fferces at 1is<c. and al the
than l2c.
GREEN Meats Firmer, and prices high
sidea ana eng
the 9dE Demand MI, and the supply
GHEEsE-sD MI. alb l41S gl5col9-Ii 0 .4ebId
SEEps-pplls and, hardly enough doing
sEGsE-Steady. al s2cs baud eabad2- RoH
a f15I 4ANGEf17N cry dull and tho ofrarin6s
s aka ta se, dSsmand llo disepnnt buying
MONEY MLARKET+-Is close. .Setsf@ batiaU
GoLD-Irreguiar, but the brokers were
hree, 9pyers at 1SS17 az theeleseszM s~gEK
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
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Christ. Heddertch- jas. W.sLauer.
H E lid DER MC6E & IA YER,
- Dealers in GRO ERIES, PRODUCE.
HOPS, &c, &c. sSycam ore Street, between
Fourth and Fifth, Evansville, ina.
ALI kinds of Country Produce taken I'M
exchange for Goods, ard the highest mar
In connection with tine store, there ds a
large and cOmmodiouG Wagon Yard for
toe aocommods tiOn of country dealers.
SepAo Nly fEaen uniRoM ept EnanA 49,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
WANTED.s axx,
y AGENTS. WANTED
aSf1tf atQff t~DF241 10 tfsf t5MIssI r y$fH CgtG
.ssal14 wol FoR THE 4 gga1 ss19dtfn
1LrTE 5zE ~ gd bies stneufua3tnk IA
WOMEN OF THE WAR. ~
WANTE:;D,

AM TRACING THOUSANDS RY
- its thrilling record of the noble and
pure minded women, who followed their
husbands and sons to the war.
Written in the glowing ana Roun Stirring
language 0fER&G 5A M&&@ME&c4SeIIHng
beyond our most vSangutne expectation.
@fffs Mtsssse, &Hunareds of com lamentations
from the Press and distinguished individu-
aalsGare pouring fnk ffomt ell parts OF The
country. Agents are reporting from TEN
70 TWENTYsFIvE orders per day, and saw
they fnd many who are ready to take the
work az soon as presented, which IA a NEW
FEATURE IN THE BOOK BUSINESS. This
work Ia its own recommendation, and sells
freely to the best Glasses OF society. Faith
f4l, energetic, perseperfaG men and aoonae7l
VIII, In the Agency, find lucrative employ
ment.
II an Agency In wanted, send for circn-
lar, giving full particulars. Address,
.g. NATIONAL UBLISHI&G co,
10 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
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CoTToN-Heavyaf 341S@96c.
FLoUR-lO@20c lower: State Western a.
25@l2 so; Ohio, $1l@I2 IS
WHEAT-1@2c lower; common No. Nil.
CoRE-Opeped 1OcloEer; but closed bet
ter; 9Gl0c decline f0F mixed Western.
| QAFS-63@65c for Chicago and Milwaukee,.
PoRKaEirmer; so &@20 70 for new, and
" BE E1Sssg f ~ aCE OPP tAGlG ,4AAJEN
/ BACON-Dull.
LARD-Lower; l14@l21zcs aIogtW
| BUTTER AND CHEESE-Firm
EsfaSf HgS oidiek 4 GalO0D YaG
MoNEY-More active; cor.
STERLING-Heavy 96lIG
GoLD-Active, and 10 Mer closing at 1881
SToCKs-Lower; Fort Wayne, AZ; Toledo.
24413; Northwestern, 45; Illinois Central,
19l1ai hea All s71s;A Erie. II; New York
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
BOARDING

rREvATE few young
- gentlemen of good moral character
"a Second Street, next TO the Vine Street
Rrnebyteflan Church For par fIeniafE APP
My 10 J.F. REEVES.
H Uou AZ aa sne fn ~ TifaIE 4 on
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

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:. CoRs-Dull; new yellow 81 oo@i os, old
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

Ty0R RENT=TlHE HOUSE KNOWN
6 as Emergls Shoe store, c0rner OF Main
dwelling purposes. Apply to
decl9 VfCKERY BRO.'S, rs Main ST..
w@0R RENT-THREE ROOMS suitable
s4 for Offices. Inquire at
Fsa38T1& fHERBARDsBD Drug Store
Next door to the Post ONCE. decl9 div
TaOR RENT 1.-THE BECbNh STORY OF
rs Mesker's Building, ~ Main Street, now
occupied by Rees d. Akers. !, Well adapted
for man ufacturing purposes. AFor further
particulars inquire of
faadiaifoI1 sT6G Bit Eff3hI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

Opposite the washington Honsel. d
hewill attendSto all kinds or Auction bEiG
ness: To the selling OF, Merchandise, Wag-
ons, Carriages, HoTsee, and Real Estate
Auction Days-TUEsDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY Of each week Cash advances
ON consignments Refe1s to all the cita-
gems of Evansville who know him. WILL
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

pBMoyAL-THE PAclFtc NAN. rrAvsnip sn
usuuxes - - N
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

AT BATH L. L., ON THE sEAsHORE-FoR FIRST
"A ciass families only newly furnished Rooms In hand
some villa; superior Board. garden, stabng and bathing
Address Aka, Bath, New Utrecht l.. l.
The New York herald., 1866-06-01
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

At sls FOURTH AvENUE.-BY STANLEY DAY.
Once hours 10 10 4-Cy Suburban Residences for
sae With Immediate possession Descriptive crcuar upon
application, mailed free.
The New York herald., 1866-06-01
FOR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE, WIZ
Lease Stock and Fixtures cheap rent cense}3
10 good location and doing good business Apply Al 81
Monroe street
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

4 BupNBAw's pussIruRB MOVING ESTABLISH.
N mont Onics lls West Eleventh strers, near Nrth
ayeov- Furniluse families moved CITY country Furnl
lura liandores packed sud snipp~d furnknrs sL'rrd
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

A LII PARTIES WISHING FOR DESIRABLE BOARD
n or Rooms, In city country. directions i'm
medsely Board wanted country and city, Address the
Board Exchange. $50 Broad way
The New York herald., 1866-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SITE FOR POST OFFICE
n A. meeting Of the Commission on Post ONCE Site
held this So day OF Nay 1865 the following resolution
unanimously adopted and ordered 10 be published
Resolved That In accordance with act Of Congress-
proved May 6 1865, appointing commission TO select
proper site for building Post oce and for the accom-
odaon Of the United States courts In the city Of New
with instructions report to the Postmaster Gene
and the Secretary OF the Interior At their earliest convs
pence Commissioners invite proposals 70 be made on or
before Wednesday, June At 2 for the sale Of space
land equal TO twenty-five thirty city lots centrally 10
the of York. said proposals 70 be sent 70
the Hon John Hoffman, Mayors office or 70 James Kelly
Post Office JOHN T. HOFFhAN. Chairman
JAMES KELLY Secretary.
CORPORATION NOTICE-rHE COMMITTEE OF THE
~ Council 70 represent the city q the funeral
ceremonies the late Lieutenant General winfield Scott
will meet st the Mayors oce Friday morning. at
o'clock. JOS. b. VARNUA Jr., Chairman.
ALEX n. Krscn, Secretary,
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

BOARD AT sPUYTEN DUYvIL. 4 OF AN HOUR
~ from the city and ten minutes from The depot Inquire
4 ll7 West
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

A GENTLEMAN wiFs hND LITTLE BOY TFR
"A years age dssre To- -1l.net r0vn and seinsras
nicatug With fa,fI stn b. permanent A. SUITE
west SIDE, veIHy of agen ue prefeffs irflr hOt
70 ercred s. pet week. siiess w. bpN NO tos' oc
A YOUNG GpN1LTNtN WANTS A vAfb BED
~ room viii nlsf breakfast dinner, ~ good ioea
tnui where there are people erred VII nv W
ercced ,s per week Asdrsss A. r boa as Post, o'lco
RoARn WhNrED.-A GENfI,uuNS, WIEN AsD
oauRher yeSs odd wAn two Rooms first sccoha
noor pct~ren fourteenth .trs"' aud Cenhal PARK sa
rnurtn and tshth aven1cs- Address Merchant III SAa
oiice, stating terms, Ar
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

UroR sALE-THE FINE BROWN STONE HOUSE.
Lexington avenue and Twenty eighth street
painted aud frescoed aud in ne orders $40 co.
EDMUND II. MARTINS e, l,272 BROADWAY
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

DoARD IN PORTCHEsTER. NEW YORK.-PLEAsANr
ID accommodations In private family be had for two
small families for the season Terms moderate. Address
Mrs K lmor
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

DOARD AT HASTINGS ON THE HUDaON.-BROOK-
ID side House will open the Of June for families and
single gentlemen Apply at West Twenty Gxth street.
The New York herald., 1866-06-01
REAL ESTATE wANTED.

u.IJE ADVERTISER DESIRES TO PURCrASR A
L House aud Lcs- between rhlrueth aud lSlth streets
Also vacant Iats investment Address, with location,
lowest price ~ Purchascr room mo No. 9srrucs
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

BOARD IN YORKVILLE.-A SECOND STORY FRONT
~ Room 2 let with or without board gentleman and
wife single gentlemen single Rooms Pleasant
location northwest Of Eighty sixth street and Third
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

NO OWNERS AND PARTIES WISHING TO sritA--
wasted three iinuses ~ sod loeaunH between rgrinR
AnI ioN feeuth streets, wcs! sidc Appiy "a IssAAI k
TArE So, .Brosdsav
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

BOARDING AT GLEN COvE-FAMILIRs WISHING
~ Beard for the summer months md desirable accom-
odaons Immediately the largo Farm House Of the late
Charles Undurh best of given and required
Address xrs Elizabeth Underhin, Glen Core L. l.
The New York herald., 1866-06-01

A PRIVATE FAMILY IN STANFORD, CONN, WITH
a nne House and handsome Grounds wi accommodate
three gentlemen and their single gentlemen with
pleasant Rooms aud frat class Board reasonable
stabling superior. For particulars call 80 West Fifty
fourth street.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
BOARD OF Aldermen.
SPECIAL MEETING-THE PUBLIC ADNINIsrRA'
TORS pEFALCATIONS. &C. sc.

TORS pEFALcATI9ys, &C, sc.
Tie Board met III , o'clock yesterday alter.
noon by special call tie President JOHN BRlcE In tns
chair .
A resolution was adopted directing the Corporasoa
Counsel 10 report what proceedings. any nave Deeh
taken on behalf OF the Corporation 10 prosecute Tho
snretcs OF Dr. Robert r. Bradford, late Public Admin
s,ra.or for the amount Of bis enibe5zement OF the
MONEYS In his department
| resolution was presented and laid over, directing
the Controller TO take the necessary legal measures =
ollec. from the United States Government tie balance
unn,id of ths amount expended in ls6l2 through the
Union Defense Committee IN furnishing troops, VIII
! erms and ammunition. including oil expenses.
| Mr SHANNON offered a resolution. which adopA
cd directing the Controller to satisfy the claims of the
Iaborers employed by Aessrs. McCool Warnocs, the
contractors FOR the city for paving the streets said
tr..t having peen declared null and void.
The Board confirmed the nomination by the City In,
spector of VIM Baird, Health Warden OF the F...r~
eenth Ward.
The Board concurred to appoint special committee
Oftnree To investigate the aars Of the late Public A
mlnistrator Concurrence was also had in the resoln
ton designating that portion OF Charlesst betwes1
Feurth lnd BIeeckersts. as Van Nessplace
The President announced the following ss the Com
mittee on Finance for the ensuing year: r:-Aliermaa
OBrien. Shannon. and McGinnis.
A communication was received from the Mayor An
the death OF Supervisor Purdy
BY resolution the Board ordered that the foCs on tha
City Hall and other public buildings, should bs ds,
play at halmast on the day Of the fanera and tbaA
the Board attend the funeral in body
On motion the Board then adjourned out of respect -
the memory OF Mr.. Purdy.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.... IL
Cleared.


Steamship Giaucns Co'. Boston Neptune Steamship Co
Steamship Virso In ey. Sivann1h Murray Ferris CO
STEAMER Vera Cruz Bowen. Vera Cruz AID Havana. o. -
Whitney. n
Ship Ia. Hymens, Mel, New Orleans. N. H. Biignan
Ship Florence: Robinson Liverpool, Thomas DGnh.n.
slip Monarch OF the Sea- krkaldy, Liverpool, Is. l. -
Trs.k, jr.
Bs k Diriro, Run-bal. Csdz J. Henry.
Brig Maid OF Erin (Br) -. Nassau, IL A. Z turts y
PIg Emma (Fr.l, L'tio.ellier, Hsvre Boyd nincken
Brig ;. ~ NewIall Payson JacnleL, Brett Son a Co.
Br. Fashion, Wilson Rio Grande do Sui. Brett, Son @
Briz Suwsrnec McCobb Galxes:on, TuTper Beett.e
Brig Eliza Ann, Ayres, Savannah, Brown and vendeyee.
Brig Bslcluths Br) Broomer St. Johns, s f., napier
Wel,tord. -
schr Fanny (Br. Bearson Cape Haytien, Wilson Can
sch-. st.r Cook. Nassau, II. A. Curtis CO.
Schr. NJ c. Terhu Handy. Norfolk, Va, Baker DsyteA
schr. American Eagle Shaw. Philadolpbia, J. W. McKs
iCo.
Schr Phebe Elizabeth, Brown Fall River, Racket, Tucks
Co.
schr Agnes Tibbrtts Apslcrhicola. d. ". Wels Co.
Schr Haskell, Potter Port Royal, ). c. NJ L McCresaS
( Co. -
Schr Il. NJ. Domll, Hendrickson Mobile, ]. b. Gssnr.
Schr. w. K. Beebe, Crawford, Mobile. -
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Arrived.

Steamship Hunter Rogers Savannah I. hours with mds
L. L. Jones' detained outside 6 hours by fog an
heavy weather.
steamship Saratoga King Richmond mdse and pass to q
Heiucken Pslmorr. -.
ship Neptune Liverpool Nov ls dse. sra 1870 to q
H. Marshall & 60. All well no deaths Was nine days y
the channel with very heavy weather from the WESTWARD
Nov % In vsent gale from nor,hward, lost seis sites
cargo end sprung eak. Dec o. lat 70 O9 on ~ a. IN sa4
fron westward shpped very heavy starting the hse4
orecastle stsvn; IN doors windows and SKY
Lights filing the cabin and odrng quantities oil water -
the decks Dec l5N Nm. Perci's sssmao o. Nss>
sau fell from Lot md died in fOnr houIs, fnr'""
vsing at ne time, with cx,eus> ns ., ~ .soisS
'e.- nesvy rse Qb ~ and shipped another very heavy
sea flooding 70 cabin and s.eerage. washing away bulwsk
sGyine in ,kyst washing the ven.i cargo adr =
the hold weather al the time very chod had two ost
bitten the ship leaking badly and the much exhaust
ed with nine the SICK list Durng this day Antoine JosepA
Of the Cape De Yerds died Of debility Dec 2Anoth.r fur
ions gale from nortiwari with cold lost sails sp1
bulwaIss. Chses CLARK aud Amos Richards.
badly crippled the wheel ard the wheel broken Dec u
weather very heavy tho ship LEAKING than thl
exhausted from constant pumping and exposure en-
poyed 10 the passengers TO pump ship until arrival a. New
York Jan. and the weather intensely cold ms
OF the osed thus reducing the crew able for duty
four and three boys jan anchored In the lower bays
gale from ~ ~ T..
Bark Laura Brem). Schmidt Bremen IS days, mdss ~
IS sass. 20 Hermann Koop & Co.
Scar Eliza j. Raynor. Ray Georgetown, d. c. dsye
with coal Encounsred very weather splitting ssilA
etc; crew all badly frost-btien. a.
Schr Edwin o. Cro5ier Newcomb York River. Va, win
oysters
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Tvnyclers, Guidcs

To Albany, oy Hudson Il. H., Depot So.h,se. and
! lOth.ayc., AID b. Harlem II. r. Depot 2bths'-
| and 4th.ny.. via Hudson River, y, 10 O. H., y,
| o. aud II q. m, VIA Harlem II r. M. and 4 o. N.
| Sunday tlain. via hudson Riyer p. m. tly
| cars run between Chambers and 5Cth-st- station
! aud City Hall und 26ths.. station.
| Pc baltimore and Washington, by the Nsw-Jersey
r. r. foot OF Court rtlnndt.st., and lO T. "'' ,
o, m aud ~ midnight. Sunday. .....;,,s'i,;;''
To Boston, bv New London limo, Pier % w. W.
daily (Surday excepted)..
To Il yston. by New.iiaven II. H., via sptinsns,a;
s7th.st ard 4th.sv.. ................'o" nh Sh %
ro Iio,ton. by New. Haven II. H., 27thst; and 41h'
ave-. via Shore Line, III aud p m; ouhasy...
To Cansndaigaa aa, oehester, Buffalo Saamanca and
West BY Eric Rsilrcad. foot oI oICnanpers'@''
at7 10 a. m > and pm Emigfahs uan,..'.:'s
IT, c,,mS.n M,nchester and Long Branch, by Rs-
,,,sn .nI Delaware Boy r. H. wa steamboat
Js..s Hoyt from piers n. Rat ll:4o An. Way
Iins for Manchester and Long Branch.......... ais
ro Gr.snport. By Long Island r. H., foot ofJsmes
slip 3. r., a. IN. and Yspba,S........9 m., and )
ro cLetstown and intermediate Stations BY
Morris and Eaex X H., foot Of Bsrclsyrt, At
$50 n IN. BY same road iof stations west Of
MiIburn a l:i0 .. IN. Morristown Exprem..... 3
r. Nsw.Hsven. connecting with X. r. for Hartford,
md Spripg6eld-SteSmersle leave Peck Slip st.. u
r. Nav Haven, BY the New.Esven R.R., 2Tthsr
and tth.av. at Z, 9. lii m l2t g. 3:45 a. and Q
To The West by Central Railroad Of Eew-Jersey,
via Allentown. from foot Of Libery.st NJ r. 9
a m IL m. and $500 o. m. Sunday train........ 8
70 Phiadclphis, by New.Jersey KaIiroad, foot OF
Courtsnjt st.. 7. 10 and IA a. M, IL m. 4 snd6p.
~. and IL midnight. SUNDAY. v....................
TO Providence. by steamer City Of Providence. ov
e.y Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from Pier
~. ~ r., ,@'''s'sVs'sss'sWss'stsW stsWsssriisssss
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
Board Of sapervisors.
THE ORGAyIzATioN OF THE BOARD,
SUPERVISOR PURDY.

DNI INV INVN 10 ND1s
The Board met at ~ o'clock m, yesterday.
for organization and elected the following officers ~
the current year President Supervisor Henry Smith,
CLERK, Joseph B Young; Deputy Clerk Reeves Il
Se'mes; Assistant Clerk. +. A. Woodward, Sergeant.
at Arms Eugene Durnin.
Upon Mr.. Smith taking the chair he thanked the
Board for the honor they had conferred upon him BY
electing him to his high position. and promised to dis.
charge his duties fairly end impartiaiy. The Mayos
communicated officially the death Of the Hon. Elijah y
Purdy Supervisor for tns Tenth Ward and in connco.
ticn with The same Mess-s Tweed and Blunt paid hgA
compliments To the intcs rity and worth of Mr.. Purdy
and after Adopting resolutions taking proper notice g
the deceased Supervisor, the Board adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
eELEcT1oN OF SEATS.


By Couucilmsn IAHrsAs-
Lsci That p.rsson be nnd the same Il hereby given
Mr. Mary Schneider TO eel baskets b. mont oi number
hundred aud unryifee Washington street she having oh
mission to remain only dlus "a, ptasaic .! tie Io..on
Council.
Which adopted.
Iiy Councilman TisG-
cored That permission be and I, hereby given to Clark
Bard aud johnson TO place .sn the front their prem
lee number seveny.ss Chambers street the to rIlan
only during the plrasure OF the Common Council.
Which was adopted.
By Councilman kELLO6G-
Uhereds Section forty article frat title sixth OF the
Revised Statutes OF the State Of New FORK provides that tLe
Mayor Aldermen and Conuonay Of the City OF New York
shall n all cases be- responsible the Of oil
aud or the due and faithful execution VI all tho dues Of HE
Office, snd
UheeGi Robert r. Bradford the late Public Adnlnistr,.
tor for the City aud County OF New York has confessed to
deiaeaions amounting ~ forty thousand dollars t%Ooo
and
Uh,r,1s II is alleged that whole estates eo,hded to the
charge of the said lhe Public Administrator have been swa
lowed up In legal proceedings und enormous counsel lees
therefore.
Rorcd That Joint Special Committee Of three BE- sp
pointed from The Board OF Aldermen and three from .he board
of fCouncmeno lnvrsaie tho facts and circumstance AZ
tending sad decation and the alleged abuses In said Office
and report 10 ths Board what action should be taken 70
ec the city aud the heirs TO the estates administered n said
oce and that rad Committee have authority 70 send Tor per
sons and papers aud TO employ oieIk.
Which was adopted.
by Councilman kgLLo0G- -
Reorsd That the Comptroller OF the City Of NewYork -
and ho 10 hereby requested TO communicate TO th board
early day ds~d statement OF tho names OF The several
weekly and daily papers which the proceedings oftbe Com
Council pubsed and In which al other Corporation
printing advertising done the rates charged Tor publcs
ton each the paid To each contracted to bc
paid TO EACH f9r which the City Of N.wfoh or may
be- liable for tho 1868 Also statement In detail OF tho
amounts psld fot 0orporsou printing during hs ys0
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
BORT War0ens' Notire.
SrArE oS NEw.YoEK. 1
2oRr-WARpxSS OrFics, No, los Wsr.st.

SrArE o. NEw-YoEK,
?oar.wARpxSs OrTcs, No. l0i Wsrst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the act passed April H. 1857 entitled As
Act TO ReorsaEe the Warden Ohce of the Po of New.
York to ali persons interested in havin: charge Of the
subject matter OF such inquiry, examination survey hat
the following under examination by the Port
Wardens and that the said surveys examinations T hs
completed within days succeeding this motto. -
board saii vessels:
Steamship Saratoga oga.................''''-l y. N
Ship Ellen Apstln.
Hris Erode, Atlantic Dock.
Schr. Il. j. hiu., - y.
Sohr Mary White............ ......'.'..: f. H.
schT Jessie. ............................J3 ~ +. H.
MlNrHORNE TOMPAINs. PresideaA
J. ArGs HEnaIyAS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

PosroN Jan. e-The brig Caroire F.. Kelly, Capt. MorrA
from Philadelphia for Boston, ashore q. East Dennis crsO
saved.
The schooner Saxon, Capt Cassidy from NewYork fu(
Boston, with pig iron and fire oriek is ashore at East Denni
ed
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10
CITY GOVERNMENT.
gfonrd Of Aldermen.
OFFICIAL.

STATED SESSION Monday. Jsnurrys, 1855,
OFFICIAL 2odocA F. M
Pfr.eni-Aliermen Conan, Shannon, Rely Loew' Var
NUN and Nci,iAni.-t ~
The President bens absent a Fo call motion OF Alder
man Low Adermin Shinuon called 20 the char.
Tho roll having been called md 4uornm mo- app ars the
THEupRNT DO ten ANNOUNCED tLat The Horgd stood ad
I9usnei, without day. ID. L. NALtnlINEI t.eIA-
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rl,es..1.24 sun Sets.... 4s3 Moon rss3...lt0
non WATER TBis DAY.
sandy Uook..2:35 Gov. Island. ..3:l6 Hsl Gate...tU
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prnnns.
Ocean Cleaners.


OrYrcr OF WELLS, FAaGo Co, }
Nrw.YonK AND CALIToEsh ExfREss AsD EzcHsses Co..
No 81 Rgo,DwAY NEw YORK.
CHIPPERS of FREIGHT to the PACIFIC
- COAST IN plcuse take noe tat having been sgpoin,ed
FRFIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co..
we are d rpacd 20 receive fRGHTS for California Ore
CON NV ds Washington Territory, Sandwich Islands, Csu-
trnl srres "a AMI Vest Coas' south America -.
Forr4cs apply Office No "a Broadway or heisht
Office. on dock foot oi Oana.'st.
steaners will sail lst lh md 2ls. Of each month, those
daies falling on Surday. r-.redlng Saturday.
No slow freight received on dsy Of SAILING.
Freight muei be delivered dock foot OF { anal 81
Bills Of sdiu. will b. issued % NO. 81 broadway.
Our usual package be sent By each steamer ana
will Close At ~ m. on sal iLr day.
Oui letter tass will close u Al .. m go
For convenience Of u,ru c1stomcFf etief w
be Kept the Metropolitan Hotel, fnd on the doeA oo' q
Caual-7t. r. -. A. i.
Our ranked envelopes viii be sale 81 the oihoe o' the
Hotel and Ut oces No. "a Broadway aAd anal b.
dock. -,
All letters sent through must be IN Government eh'e'
opcs
Teeersphc transfer II money made TO al points resehed
by the wires OF West Cost.
WELLS. FARGO Co
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-10

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE The New York snd ilnyrr ste,n,.hip P
Companys tIsclsss mail Steamship, AkAoo ana oLiOS,
having been thorougv retted will case Pier No 81 NORTH
River for isvre, calling at falmouth. as follows. - .
ARACO .......iTSRY a. GADsDga..... Jan. ~ itoo'
FJ'LrON.....JAaEs 4. NorToS. ....t.b. ~ i.to..
ARAOO ......HEsny a. G,Ds9Es...."hnrch H. dSbo
FULTON......JANFs 4. NoTTos........Apni IL. is'o'
Aud every % DAYS thereafter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE PAID IN GOLD. -
Fi.. cabin. 10. ~ second cabin. ]So
II rouzh tickets to London. t5e1tra-
An experienced sufeeln on board
TIE company will not be responsible Tor specie or vainane
unless bi adnl having tie value expressed are "sned
therefor.
For further information. srply 10
ISAAC BELL. President,
10. Brosiway Hew.iok