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e1s q big numerous y wants The ans @
scnIrsnIe ,niahp 1a pIanngs u oiI ano Que pee ol
ie@o5sa But s6a5 see@ a p Ss e sessssed ies
Il sh;e ~ ni.rs nc y % many snapGs
nrstincs seal n4infs e@9,t t sasea of saEd e.
fae M md when td sow Mveas e.ass . .ast & H.
~ ~ ace @ ne can look down On vast increase In
MxTTr ~ Tts =. vInR,cs-srv1zo Avn ~x,
aAA111A cs1xs, ~sn hSlF1rso xA-
sti rsnsine IN rh.o. i,nt Tns..rtai ennu
ready Under ibefr coyernrs srflcient to S1In~ M
ne rnie c.nse ~ tbIs .na uhen + ANTI 1 !. Is Is
os1r;i ,S S; " - t5 .h ,w14 NJ so IS ~
fenaent ana eThiI,tnrs ccmniets oa W." tbesr &
feet n ne nnreieI M ~ anor Is, ~
and imitatIons. tf1e most nowsrfni and nres.In1
aIe being posted III II @ eonspenoas plsses. @ T Tha eS
"a he Wco1 E
Ieasitt, Weed. Florence, and Grover & Baker sew.
them in abundance to remove ihe siibch' stiteb. M
work. WORK, from the househoii. 4 isrra snin.
ming Wheel ND loom machine, entered by Aessrs,
m e1hiEitinn. and the nrFt at vsnrE CItre clict
and the simple moving Of mans arms perform
= s mq5x .na s Sesge Is to
mi. AZ. NATnn.h TT a1s1oRr f. .ho In.
still amost eo uais mai Of preyions Fsjfs. Il NAV
be that suic1ent prenians eIe moi offered TO IL.
any distance Afpresioas lairs generally We have
this hsad1ons Of Them r. sesisty Of Na.asa! H.,
orr. at bloomington Ihts ts Aef 1aaeh TO be
sis eoe9s es nd
faets ~ tie Natural History ofthe STATE, Geology
has been studied with much care and deeply;
and since tSe expense hss been erest to indiyi,
dpals and the State, would 1t not be OF benefit II
eene pae g sas
scienii1e men assemble 70 see The results Of each
others labor, and confer upon futurs p1ans. A
5sssa IT, 'as sssae ts ss
State. But one article was visible yesterday, aud
laat case oI"qoz1ps tnace!s, entered for no
destructive. tobacco lworm) moth to the smallest
eu1eoptera beetle. This alone affords subject OF
much stndy and ought 10 be accompanied by
under as ~., thls class to-day, and the thirst
the spacious hali would furnish many new sights.
After the min stopped Jesicrday many lsdies
were In the building and Is predicted the VARIOUS
machines weEe commencing their continual tick.
Supesintcrdcnte and exhibitors were assuming
bright faces ready fot the morrow, when bnst1ing
time may be expected, The merchants Of Chicago
a1e turning specimens Of their stock to competing
for the prizes. Carpets are being laid for The
benefit OF ladies who may wish TO look at the
machines for sewing and knitting. Fine specf-
colleges and pcnunaeters, are being placed IN
position. Among those not yet lshelled mar be
recognized General u S. Grant. with child In
his arms, and surrounded by other patriotic en-
h3nS18 4hrr A4E ~
, 1866-09-26

Ihe GHntNe1 caFs money article A1yA The stock mar
many operatore absent 1t the races Governments
show rather more activity, and afc slightly nFmer ap
y higher; 7-SDs have improved ". Foreign Exchange
shoEs more sstyary and ns1nnefs. Cod rcteins yss
ply, and loans have been m2da at $50 to fat
, 1866-09-26

New York Stock and Money Market.
NV foKx, September 3.
MoSEF-Easy and steady 1t 4es per cent, tor al
loans.
SnH11xa E1cHAxGE-F1rm and quiet At 17Haloa.
lax, and clodinE It INK.
FkkI6A7c TO LlTEHrooI-Qulet,
GDTEEHkKET SIpCI4-A 6hhd8 betteT.
SD coupons 61.s.....111x s+NH 1At kcs1eA.......t6
, 1866-09-26

Tbs members Of al the Hebrew Congregations.
lodges, Literary and Benevolent Associations and
friends Of the family Of the late Jacob Leibensune,
ST.. are requested to meet in eiizens' dress, at
Coueordia Hall. lombard Block. at half past
eight o'clock this "wednesday morning, to Join
In the funeral procession. B. Sehlossman, 8.
Flersheim, L. Wampold. ]. Greensfe1der, Il.
GTceucbnuu- Committee.
, 1866-09-26
THE CITY.
For Advertisements Of Wanted,,
"To Rent,N &C., see Third Page.

cuoIHnA--Dnt three ca1es OF cholera were re-
ported al the Health Office yesterday, none OF
which Wetc fatal.
, 1866-09-26

Paper HanEinEs and Window Shades
at greatly reduced prices. F. =. R1aas, So Ran-
dnfnf. c2tS
, 1866-09-26

WESTERN PnGN1x ISauRAacE CoHpANY.-This
corporation 4 presents 10 the public, this day,
through our columns, statement OF Its financial
condition. The results Of the statement as cerlI-
ncd to BY one OF our hest citizens {efter IN cx-
animation OF the assets and securItles) is most
satisfactory; slate Of affairs ii presented which
muat be gratifying to al who have IN interest In
the Institution. ibis Is hut young company,
but already It has taken high position IN the
Tanks Of our homo insurance nssoclaiioua.
, 1866-09-26

MA h H he ID. -
In :h!s city, Sept. eth. FRED. RECKER. Assistant
United States Assessof, aIt MIts EVA EL1CA MA
DEEY.
, 1866-09-26

Dolphin. Ottawa, 5000 bu corn General Chairman
Mot1i1, u, 10 bu corn, = 30 M seeds.
BEDoKruET, septszuber 5-lo m.
CIzAH1p-Advanre, Lenoat; Il. @. Loomla, L.
mont; RaCne, Lemont; Investigator, Lenont; D.
Hoas, Lssaout; Drir, North Morris; North Branch
St. Lnuts. lo tons coa1 Favorite Foteaee III fet
South Loekport portl1nd St. Lnuis. sa5oo fbet lum-
boz; Elizabeth Peru. ,4co Geet lumber; J. crott3,
Seneca propeller Kankakee Henry, Il 900 Get lumber
H. lxth, 3,ooH ~ st&ves-
A1EIvKD-4ihraltsF, Joliet Mound. 10 toos earth.
Ve1AeIa Passed Detreit-
tBpecih DespAtch 70 The Chicago Tribunal
DK1HoETs september S.
Uf-WoodfuG Excelsior, Norris PAmlioo.
DoWA-bftk EupIFn State
WH1-N.E.
, 1866-09-26

sIS0rsa ScuooL.-ln the advertising space de-
voted 10 ansisements, will be found the notice Of
Mr. Dyes Singing School. His class for adults
open. Tomorrow Thursday evening, and on The
held. The place Of tuition il the hall over tho
lecture 1QQM IN Tho Methadiet Church Block.
, 1866-09-26
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.

The members Of the committee were then Ees
Ct ally introduced to tic President
, 1866-09-26


st 81 Peas = H. ihs Hassess; Eeaiss Bexne e
!eseg Bse Ms1 SsS
narre ds Hion. Swans Orange, Basre Deal, B.
lis unfortunate that 70 small awards are odel-
ed in the nuit list as few Of them will PAY for tho
tuit 1t The orchard to say nothing Of freight and
no great ambition to lose money In this way, and
nohnE .aof a1$s s,Sea =, ~ @ sI Sa
| speak tomorrow.
| This department, under charge Of Vics-Ptesi-
delt ozb1rn, is rapidly dllin9 up, and gives
'en g e. e Gss
are very due. Two specimens Of Eed winter, ftom
s';sias as tss5sss ssS1 = n ssE|s,s:
produced a very fine crop, both ~
xsfnteT sf Wheat eaiisd The tsTsppa6annock,' grown
In ST. Clair County, and within the same fortunate
neighborhood ~ The above. The seed Of The lat
and L, doubtless, lie variety largely distributed
by the commissioners Of agriculture.
The specimens Of corn are Of the marvel ordeE,
| great oSersTowD carr, TO excite the wonder o!
for seed. VIC hope the committee will read thai
IN Ne s nst e. e
cite our wonder. Jet seldom plea4es the judg
ne ss ss
stray wait found in package 81 European whsa
sent out by the Commission Of Agsic11tu1e; III
oat" Il Is shcwu in the shesf, and presents .
rev vaIiely, o. ~ ga sns 9ndes new nsms
kab County, nm md Isfs T. eEaed hat sisd III
year was one hundred and twenty live bushels
, 1866-09-26

Opening Day-Proxrccts OF Success
Tho City Preparations
The Race Trxck-Thc Various De-
parttncntx-Dl.plny Of Sheep and
Gonu-PrcIniuMx for Fnsr Horses
Programme for the Week.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
IRA velera, EuIde.

To Albany py Hudson X. H., Depo, JJ,h-st and
loth.nye., aud By Harlem r. X. Depot zoh,st
and sth sv. via Hudson River, "A. 10 a m ~
D. and 10 D. H.. Harlem II = IA. aud VI o. M.
Sunday tain. via hudson River, 6p m. City
cafs ran between Chamber, and 5pth.st station
and City Hall aud l6th st. station
70 Baltiuore and Washing gton, by the Nrw'Jersey
H. H., loo, OF counandt st.. Q and 10 .. M.
.. IN. and u midnight. sunday q H.
30 Boston by New w-Lordon line, Pier ~ ~ H.
daily tau' day excepted n'
To Jston. by New. Haven X H., via Springfield;
y7h.st. aud oh N. anu r. M
70 Boston by New.IIaven Il. r.. s7th-st. and An-
ave.. via Shore Line. III and p. N; Sunday p M
To Canandaisua. Rochester, Buffalo, sslarnsncss and
Wo.L BY EIie Railroad loot OF Chamoers'st.'
rr 10 a. IN. > and puL Ennfrant tEsn..... 6. N.
TO Cuinden Manchester. and Lons Branch. by Ra.
ri,an and Delaware Fay X. r., via steamboat
jesse Hoy,. from pier3 y Rat l'fs am way
Line for Msnohe-,er and Long Brsnch <l' p M
.lin s. m. and Ysphank a. u. and Q. N.
To Hackottsiown and intermediate stations, by
Monis snd Essex r. r., foot Of B,Telaysi, at
ANA IN. By same road for stations wos, OF
fhurn o. 4:iO o. Morristown Express...... p M
saJ n:hsld-stsenei. Peck slip ST.. 81
TO New Ilay,n by tn. Ncw.liaven R.R., 21th-st
snd an sv at T. liz n. i2i, J. 3iS, u. aud g. in
To the West, by Central Railroad OF New.Jersry;
via \ llen.own. from foot Of LIoerty-st N. H..
I. in. II n. and 8:Uo D. Sunday tran...... p m
10 Phi.adelphil, by Nnw-Jersey kailrcsd ioot o'
Cour,lani,-st., :. 10 Gnd II a. W., IL No. andop
m aud IL midnight. Sundiy..............,.... D. u
To Providence. by steamer City ofProvdcuce. ev
cry Tuesday, Thursday ard Saturday from fier
a5 D., 49,, -; =" -"
Court. .and,-s,., o and Os. m, p. M. aud IL
nlidni ,ht. Sunday p "A
To Poimon, by Northern II. r., New-Jersey.
frouI Jersey City at VI q. fn III, u aud bVs p M ,
To New Orleans, every Saturday. Atlantc and M'''pp
Steamer Line.
staten lsand fsrry-see advertisement -
Ior further information In resnd 20 Railroad tihe isnsH
zee Advertisements la another Ddr. OF this pspoi.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
TENNESSEE.
Navig.siea ss NashviIie-Heavy Lsss ~
Fire-Prspssed Feniaa Meeiiny-Rs.
tally IsjureA--A New Oil City-Burks.
willie ON she Cumbcrland.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Monday,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Monday, Fob, Il, 1850.
The heavy rains Of last night and yesterday
have caused a rise in the river here The wster Is nov
four feet deep flush on Hsrpeth Shoals. and Is stu
rising u.
ire occurred on Saturday night at the store Of
Driver Brown on the Public Square, damaging their
stock Of goods TO the amount Of t3ooo on which they
were insured $4,000.
great Fenian reception comes off hero tomorrow.
Gen Syeeny and President Roberts are expected 70
arrive and address the brotherhood
man named Whitney was probably FATALLY injured
ast night Ivy being struck by the projection OF bridge
while passing Irom one railroad car 70 another.
Tle Press asd Trass says that Burksve the center
Of the oil regions the Cumberland River Is becouf
ins thickly populated Stores, dwellings, hotels and
drinking saloons are sprnsing up on all sides and ~
place has now oil the fast features OF California go
town. The tennessee and Cumberland Oh Company
have struck a tue vein of oil consisting Of thioS
srup, which is used there ubrioator for the ma
chinsry Of other mills. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
Apvfvea.


Steamship Qusker City, West, Charleston IS hours Vo
detained many hours of sandy Hook by fog.
Bark Monota Yates Bordeux So days, With vine. ~
Yates Porteried Dec o. lat ~ ls oa. l6 H. In hesVe
"a from W. kEocd-d down on her beam snds sad -
NAMED IL hours shit,ed and sprunk ecsk eaa
obliged to throw about Thirty tons cargo overload 70 ~
the vessel.
Steamship San Jaciuo Loyeland Savannah 81 hours ~
ud.e and pass Garrison Allen Has on board ths -
New iork Voun~ers - .
Schr Olhello. MaIweu. Wilmington, N. G.. Nov. 18th ~
ST. Thomas jan S With goyecDmen, stores 10 u D. oaae
uisster -
Brig Nsvsrno tof Boston,, Giles, Mobile 20 days Wkh ~
TO Miller Houyhton.
schr T. A. Psyue. Jones' Eas,pOE,, plases. &C. 70 ~
Boynton's Son Co.
Sch Gertrud- Caldwell Easpor iAtts to Jed Frye c.
Steamship Flag. Browne. New Orleans Feb }. and b. We
Pass 5th mdse aud 81 pass to Cosstwise steamship Go
SeamAhip fanbeau. Eaton, Savannah FEB. 10 n1dse -
pass. TO Livingston Fox Co.
Schr. t. Arcula ioss Jacksou, Boston, bounds
Schr l.. r. Smith. -. Boston for PblsdelphA
Schr. Lsgunr Dsrch, Bangor.
Schr. Froptirr, narch. Bangor.
Brig Cahane Rogers Yestop, Bangor lumber 10 Hsays0
Murray.
Schr. Virginia Price. Boston.
Schr. 8. simmons Williams Norfolk.
Schr. J. Saiterthwats. Long. Wilmington. n: 9.
Schr. Annie T.. Martin. Brswer Richmond. Va
Schr. Moses @. Leonard Jones james River. Va
Schf \. Smith Chspmsn, Proyincetcwr.
Schr G.. ID. Horton (Br.l knowiton, Windsor, n D. -
potatoes TO Duryea Hyde.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
Rasseusers Arrived.

In steamship San Jacin,o nom Ssyannsh Js bose
J. W Briggs. J. Eond. A Baeker r. Curtis Geo L. 'Hos
r. D. Collins J. " Dunlap c. Dunlap q ., ~ f.hs
In J. Ferguson, VI. A. Fuller, 3. p. frnA W t4un; >
e i.nheimnr Eisst A. B. Goodwin and sdy isns.
f. Mcleod, T. Mcleod. DR. Msz~sn Ah:d HsSis; = NO
Mshoo. Il. b. Mott, yuo: kdgs H. Eeroh.lc Thomn
son Mr. Miller and children. of1ee" sra 70. nsn
Goth n X ysl under eomsn,.I o. So Gs" Bso.u
Cal A. O. Brown ir. Edwa,d Ws.hburne Louis motris
Eru Rrnohs I John. Jacob Sss'G & M.s, %ssu %Tis'c
M.yn, Saomon OombA J. s. ReminC:p. Joea smith, Cha.
n.y sir,c,, Dci~h r. O'Nsi. Mat hordA J. ~ulisuA
1ssa. s. Rvpns. "a Tssrss. Wa Kelly 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
m.rless-R.p.rted BY 7sieSreeA.

NASHVILLE Feb i3-cot,on 10 very dull hsns" P''oS ''i
Middins. pc. no shipment to-day; ,,... ..,.. a..
Nrv OR,rAsa feb H. Cotton is more active ssiss 70
asv co0 hsies A tsc for Niddpg srgr-sslss Of ieny
GU ls M:..ss:-s:,s. Of ;sssYy Ri,aS pa; ssss @
E.l EHeh;nss ~ S1'ess .o' on Ia S, and 70 Lvsfpos.
flSd. Gold l@. -. p~;... ,,o..n,.a, ,..,,,c.
GALvssros Feb. ii.-Cotton@rncs' a"'''nses' n'e'"s
V.b i3Ps,ro.sm du snt lov.s; ssss
~ - AM ..lss upimpcrsnk Whcsk dali, esastef
- - ~ WkitsSs ioS Sa %. Csrn s,m! ssls: q
Ss.S Ysuov st Tss ssss Of ~ ehs q oss c1eT As
4 SisSisto, Whisky aoat 49, ss@fsf"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS


WE PRESENT 10 the public the first and
w only BRICK MACHINE ever invented which makes a
PERFECT PEgssEp BkCk from pure clay without crack or
check and simple n Its construction 90 to recommend I"
genera! substitute tor any and oil brck machines
known 20 the country.
IL makes Birch smooth perfect and Uniform ia size and
quality cheaper than mud brick be made and
superior 10 any Phsdephia pressed brick offered in
market
The Machines made with from eight molds aud
will cost from 500 500 Twohorse power viii run
tvo riods and hvshorsc power will run eight mods.
Ono mold viii turn out 900 bricks in IL hours and eight
mcids 5000.
The brick hns ade ipeious TO moisture and
ooeutIy secure from the action OF frost.
They are ready burning when discharged from the
chine-rsqnire handling dryinsand may DO rninedi
atey subjected 10 any degree Of heat.
BY this Of manufacture the air and moisture are ex-
peed from tho clay by Of peIoraor which enter the
mold when fned and suddenly Withdrawn o. the 6iies
receives s final pressure; consequently Etkhf bhC
IIRNS PERFECTLY, WITHOUT CRACklN0. CHEN.
ING or WARPINO, and EVERY BRICK 10 PERFECT
WIEN 1T COMES FROM THE KILN .
The Machine IL In operation IN JeI'cy CITY, "nero
can be seen.
Is only necessary for praeo. business men to see the
Machine operation, and eysnhne is prodnct 10 Dc con
vinced 10 destined 10 work entire revelation In TIC
manu- .actnre OF Brick -
We oscT or SALE Rights Of States Counties Cities ,nd
Towns upon reasonable terms Machines furnished TO order
L. c. WOODBURY., President
10 c. L. CORNISH, Treasurer
U JIM WHlrCOMB Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
I've Accide.ss On the INew.Jersey nsti'
read.

CARS op THE TRACK IN BERGEN oUT---NQ L!yX
LOST. ,psC
Two trains on the New-Jersey Rail3aad ~
Tronsportation Company met with acoidents AsetvSf
; ,rhir n,ssug through Bergen Cut (not the tuun1Q
S anJsr NJ the train which len Newark a, St O'Clock
soS Jersey City rem of the track IN the cut The ta4
Sas detained only short time. The sleeping car a
,Sa Wa,hipgton tram which left Jersey City vt
oc,oct also ian OF tho track 10 Bergen Cut Snd vAe
shown across the rails of both tracks -,
Resore the car vas replaced, owing 20 the deRy ~
sending men 10 do the work four trains had arrived
vented FROM iesving Jersey City, At about l0i @ccox
the displaced car was removed and the trains confined
their trips, At Jersey City several hundred persons
were detained from 20 minutes past o'clock 70 its
o'clock Daring that time no train went ont.
No person seriously injured BY either accident
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sua hfses SIS san S.ts 8 % Mooa Seks..a.
.. 4iua WATsx rHu oAv. = :. .
SANDY Hcok. 1;N uvv isand.. TS7 Hell Oaes.
CHIPPING INTELLlGRNCl.
PORT or EEw-YORK. 10. Il

Steamship fienneboc Edmonds. Philadelphia Thorn y
bias. ..
steamship Nersus Besrse. Boston Neptune Stesnshp O.
Bark II Dorado (BI) Hendricks, Larerpoo Bres,. 6ssA
Co. =. II II
Bark Ibis WeseudorE Galveston Tucpes Seattle. "a
Brig Asngostuts (Brl Butler. Csdn, Hsroeck Hssey
Brig John b. Campbell (Br) Anderson Port "a Prtnos -
Portland. Brett. ron Co.
Brig Mschia., Cstes Nuevas Shompsoa Hon+ee G.
Brig Olga Mclean, Mobile Topper Beattio.
Schr. W.ds Word, Hidrcth. charleston, n l. hcCreso
( Co. .. -
Schr Jas. House. Gsec Phisdeipts j. ". Mckee, g
Bhig Thos foang 9TH Young kinss,op, JAM u \
Trumbul Co.
schr. Laura Gertrude, Campbell Mobile, T. d. HarbsaS
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
NEw.YoRK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
lcss WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1854
COMMENCING AONEMBEk ~, lesj.
Passenger Station In New Yors Twenty seventht
and Fourth ave- Entrsoce or TWENTY seyeuthC-


and Foarthsva Lnsrs2cs or Twenty seyrDth-s;-
TRAINS LEAVE Egw.Y0Kn:
FOR New.Iiaven 100. 8n0(EI,b ll.D e. 70. IL D (Exb
3t0, (tx.) -. 40 and 800 (Ex.,lp IN.
For Bridgeport 100. 800, (Er.,) ll.D m l2l5 tEE,I
800, (E1..) 345 L30 aud 90 (EI.) p.
For Milford and strstfcrd. 100 l.D M ~ t3o. p m
For fairfield. Southport and WespDr 100. iLDh IA iIn
430p. ~
800. lE,.., a$5, 40. $40, 81o lEI..) :. m.
For Dsrien Ti0. $50 ll30 q. m. ;345 40. so p N.
For freen wich, 100. go ll.O 3t 40. 80 20 pm
For Stamford, 100 100 tErj e3J ll.3O a. l2l5 tErl
800 jFI J IS, 81 $50. 6. 30 6. 90 (Ex.) D. ., =.
For Port Chester and inerrnejo stations IV1 s~ LIN
& IN. 34j az, $50 90. 100 p.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield, SOoa u lEL) 800 tEL'laW
For Boston, via shors Line i2.lS, (EI..l 3.o0p M
For Hartford and Springfield 8e0 tEf) IT'D, aco
(Fx.. 800 .. m. -
10 Montreal 100 p. III. 90 Northampton. -
For Hartford Providence aud tishkl Railroad 800 iEr
O. IN. ll.lJp III. "a yu.1.
For New. Haven New .Londos and stoningon Rshs'sd'
400 a. n. 2.l5. 800. eco OP NJ =,
For Csnal Ralrosd. i2.l5 o. m. to Northampton
For Housstonie Railroad. Ba m
FOR Nsugatuck Railroad, 8.0tp M, 200 p. m.
For Danbury and Norwak Railroad 100 9,J) e. mr *p
p. . - -.
Commodlou, Sleeping Car, a,tAehsd 70 40 p N train
JAMES II. HOYT, SIpt
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
KENTUCKY.
Obituary PersossI-MsveDests o. Geass
Fisk asA Paloer-CeiebratisS Rrosas
dent Lisesla's Birthday.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Monday. Feb

LOUISVILLE, KY, Monday. Feb. IL, I1s&
Charles Ripley, one Of the most eminexe
lawyers Of Kentucky died this morning Of feryspess.
Col W. H. Coyie Judge Advocate VI the Departures
OF Kentucky has left for the Dry Tortugus, via New.
Orleans with guard over the prisoners convicted h
the Military Commission and sentenced 70 conhnemeee
at Tortugas The illheath Of Col Coye superiudaceA
by srduous service rendered this relaxation neosssary
He will resume his duties on his return.
Gen. Fisk Of the Frccdmeu's Bureau, arrived hero
this morning en- route to Frankfort. TO meet comnies
tee OF the Kentucky Legislature and while here he N
ceyed telegram announcing the death OF meuose
Of his family and the dangerous illness Of his wife, an4
Jeff for ST. Louis
Gen Palmer leaves for Nashville tomorrow. to coo.
fer with Gen. Thomas respecting matters OF this D.
partment.
The National Soldiers and Sailors League to-day
celebrated President Lncolns birthday BY special invt'
,ation snd speeches at Turner'S Hall They we're ID"
dressed by Gen Palmer ard Mr.. Wolf.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
Ocean Gteamere.
A NDERsONvILI.E

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
II THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
leave Pier No a. North River oot OF Cana. s al ocock
noon the lat lh and ls OF every mouth texcept when
those dses fall Sunday and then the preceding satur
dayl for ASPlNWALL, connecting, via Panama Railway.
with Of the Companys steamships from Panama for
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at ACAPULCO
FEBRUARY.
l.t-HENRY CHAUNCEY. connecting with COLORADO
lnh--COSTA RIGA, connecting with SACKAMEhIO.
3ls-NEW-YOkK. CONNECTING with GOLDEN AGE.
Departures Of LIST and 2st connect al fansa with steamers
foF SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS IL, and iith fof CEN
TRIAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the let touch .,
MANZANlLLO. - ..
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY
f.si Cabin. SECOND Cabin sis.fsSs .n1
discount OF ONE QUARTER on steamers rates will be
slowed to ard steeragc passengers accom-
panied by their families
Baggage checked through One Hundred Pounds slowod
each adult.
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines and attend
free.
For Passage Tickets or further information apply the
Compary's Ticket Office tho Wharf foot OF Cana st..
North River, New York.
P.W. q. BELLOWS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
proposais.
A NDERSONVILLE.
OFFICE oE onHIsaAAy OF SUBssrEscs,
Npr E.hr, II lhls,
No. BRIDeE ST NEW. YORK February w. isoc:
CEALED PROPOSALS UN DUPLlCAIE)

lCEALED PROPOSALS GIN DUPLlCAIE)
- iodorsed Proposals for Cooked Rsticns" viii DO r.
ceiyed by the undersigned until O'Clock NJ OF moSDAf,
The ls;h instant for supplying COOKED RAToNS Tor
month FROM the let OF Msch 1866 Tor for such shorter prrod
a. may be- directed by the Commsary General OF Suo"st
ence all troops in the service we'll as TO s other per
properly 20 be snt,sted by the United se'es
Department who ray br In NewYok fat the baery bsi
racks Newfork State Soldiers Home OF "se"hefeJ " e
immediate vicinity well to those who may be on roue
aud from other parts Of the country and not o'hc"e Po
| vdod for.
The raons will consist three meals each day Of good ohd
wholesome food and subp 10 such proper inspection % nay
be directed by the officer IN charge ,,..
The conr cor also furnish tie soep ana endes
may be required in accordance Win the army tauo - "
sdsmsutine candies TO each hundred ratons -
Tho bidders state the price ration which p1ee
include all expenses such furnishing coohing spTs
rus Ce packing boyc spostion OF the ra ions &c
All bds must by guaranty signed BY the
| suaTantoTa Themselves as io.iovs:
~ the urdeysoned herby guarony t,of fn cd.e h torf
ooing bid Of - - be accepted IL shall bs duly tul9Hed
according i true paTri and condions also hdf trr'f
ten contract shall bsczceG ;ri bonds IN the rm 0 Zen
faou.aad doliGrs each"
Names Of Cusraniors -.
Bidders must give their fa and also state their
place Of residence and business. ,
They be present OF the opening OF the proposs, ana
be fully prepared with their suetes to sign mmodsey the
contract and bond Evidence be shown OF the entire
responsibility OF each surety Any informally viii be Tue
the entire REJECTION Of the prOposa and other
than genuine bid msde in prrfect good faith will subject
the person making and the gusIsnors to the extreme penalty
OF the lsw.
Eoh bid have printed copy of this advertisement, at
tsched 10 II. 49,.
The Government the right TO reject any bid which
psbe or dissdvantssenas to It,
Payments be monthly in such funds as may DO funnhed
= FRANCIS f. BERIER,
Brevet MAJOR. C. 5.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

u,HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM
Il SNIP NEW YORK, Capt X. " OterendoTp carrying
ULited states NEIL will sail from the Bremen pier. foot Of
Avn SATURDAY. Feb. 10. at reo'cloctm.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking psssengep to
LONDON HAvRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
.. the following raes payable gold or "eqdivsnt In car
Fcy ,h. sr. cabin slo5 second cabin ssa 20. 'snss
STD nor,,ry -, a. ,oe
-" oEtRICnS Co.. No 6s Brssds.