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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
NEW-.JERsES NEWS.

FxTESsIvE FIRE IN JERSEY CIrY.-About ~
O'Clock yesterday afternoon lre was discovered in
the Jersey CITY Drug Mills Of Messrs Hitler Sons
Nos 100 and III Hudson-st. Jersey City. When the
iremen reached the tie fire well under way
IN No IL where II originated and soon extended 10
tbe third and fourth stories OF No 100 where they
ceeded In connninc II. 70. III. which Is hyestory
buiding was nearly gutted out. Mesrs. Killers loss
i'm stock aud machinery will probably amount to $1,000
ar s2UOU The binding No. III, owned by Mr
Drrant is damaged about $1,000, and No. l09 beoug
ing 10 the Jonn Dean estate. was damaged about
600 No lO7 the first floor OF which is occupied 10y
Iobn f. Rea a. a wholesale liquor store. and tine upper
stories by Messrs. Hlliier Sons. was considerably
damaged by wafer.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
Business q Offices.

BURNING or BLEECKER-ST. AND FULTON tERRY
CAR DEPor.
Books. PAPEas aSp MossT PREszRvgD
Iy nanguGs PArEsr CHAMPION sAFE.
KRwioRk FEB. 6 1906
M-,sr. HgrrIsG 4 CO., no. 2jl BrOadray.
CENTS We had severe al Of OF you. Patent Cham
pon Safes in entire destruction Of depo' building on
s,turd,y night the ID inst TIE office in the
second story efhe large brick buding Fourteenth St. aud
expo.d to s-ea body OF fame from the large amount OF
hav and other conbu.,be msera contained n the burning
stable,
We got the safe out ne1; Day snG opened t. The books
p,per. money In bink bills. all well Preseryed-nohin:
being injured cIcep; the leather bindings
JACOB SHARP
President OF the Beecker aud fulton feHy Railroad
Company.
HERRIs6s PATENT CHAMPION sAFEs
Tue Mosr RaLIAB.E PROTECTION From FIRE New
ksowS.
IIYRRiNo Co.'S NEW PATENT BANKkRs sA7E
(Nith IIerrn, Foyds Patent Crytalizei iro1 Frank
rHE ONLY sAFs MADE WHICH ETFEcruALLY REsI'T 4
BURGLARS DRILL
HERSrsG Co,
NJ. PSI Broadway, cor. Murnyst.
Esy-YoFk.
tHat.
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declare that his Rche!ica and Sir Giles Overrcsoh
thsbest that can lie upon the stage. Wetake
great interest m Nj Dilions career. because We be-
leve him to b. Of the few members OF the theatrical
profession VINO rightly appreciate the enormous ednca
tional influence which oppertaIns to tho Stage.
At BryantS Mnstrels this week the perform
ances will comprise The Live Ingin La Somam-
buar," and How Are You Greenbacks'
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IRON FORTRESS MONROE.
a ysntirond bridge.

Forrr. s. MoNRor. Friday feb . lsGG.
The Weldon Bridge over the Roanoke River
s composed OF n Of llowes truss and SIX Of
trestcwork Zach fpan is 100 feet Ia length and the
total ieugth Of the bridge il 100 fcct II h. 70 or 10
feet high. Seven spans of the bridge are completed.
aud recently TIE eighth one commenced. he work
IN the bridge Is euergrtcIllg progressIug.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

Sled CATALOGUES. Once upon a time, a
nurserymans seed catalogue merely what ITS name
Indicated Now Some of them are nlanuais oi garden
ipu Such are the catalogues annually issued by James
wick Rochester, " Y. and i. IL. Bliss Springfield
Mas. For years we have not used. or needed, any
o,Ler instructor than these catalogues indeeu tne
, one i.sned by Vick 4, called floral guide. 1t s
ornamental as well as instructive. The irontisplece rs
beautifully printed in colors ard all OF IL, me ~ood
cuts are Instructive Ii Is wondetiu' improvement
npon the o.d time seed catalogues.
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Spcrial Notices.


Wendell Phillips. Henry Ward Beccher, W@.
LLOYD GARRISON will speak N tie Brook yn Acadrn'y
f Mu.ie on National Affairs before tue BROOK y, fraternity
WENDELL PHILLIPS. 4 EsDAl ENENlNn, feo; -
HENRY " ARD BEECllER, TUESDAN ~ ENlNG. tsb
20. WI LLOYD GARRISON, TUESDAY EVENING,
Feb p. ., -.
Ticket. or the three 3 with reseryed seats
=. single admission So For sale a. Dyss o. - no. z''
Fuion.st., Brooklyn.
Crpnf Mass Meeting viii be heii At the cooper ~ AZ
.'i,u,e THIS Monday ~ LA'G under the a''p O ''
Fenian Brotherhood. ,,. IT, uo,
CATFR CUSHING the Hon. y. DOkAS MILL hi ~,
Hou CHARLES : sPENC Err, tie hen rt,iNSa,Dc
MOOD GEORCE FRANCIS TRAIN JOHN u SAAhO"hI D.
and Others. ,.;., ,. E,ont ..,,. rs-
served for ladies. ..,,. ., s,,st3. AL on,.,.
the halL
-D;.r-,,dt,. Last W srk-SroRM IN TIE ROCKY
uoIrNrAINs-wln open for EXHIBITION al hlNtR
souFRylLLE's GALLERY, No. si5 broadway tbetwe~D
rb,r,..ut, and FoureenthstsL TUESDAY. Feb g. Tor
che bep.6, of the Nursery and Chs Hospital the entirr
,oee-d. o; which viii be devoted the above ehantabs
n.ttuton Season tickets r Single admission 80 cents
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d.ras. versus Tobacco-A New Market for
GGay.

Tor some years past the farmers OF .thc Con-
nectcu River Valley have devoted much attention to
tie tobacco crop and have found II very profitable.
The only Iit to the crop is MANURE IL requires all
that can be obtained from every source. The grand
Difficulty las been to obtain H. Tobacco requiring ALL
there was none lef for the grass and grass without
manure soon 'aied the stock grew less and less aud
with little stock there was litte manure.
Columbia COUNTY New YORK. has been n noted for
is crops OF hay the Connecticut Valley for iis crops
of tobacco II hu, bcen particularly during the wnI Il
very profitable crop barring the fact that grass farms
from which nli The hay sold seldom appreciate III
value am more than tobacco ihims' ana "tn3ut 5oo
market for hay such farming does not pay wen
This year the New York market has not Deeh Soou
and Columbia County farmers began to dispair wheh
new hight dawncd upon them. The tobacco farmers
discovered that they could buy Columbia County nay
and send 70 down by the Western Railroad TO spring
iod and vicinity. az price that would warrant them
n feeding r 10 stock nnd with bat little ptoht on 'ho
feeding they would make money out OF the lhcteaeu
nile of manure which such feeding furnishes LOT the l"
bacco crop A moderate trade was opened last year.
which gave such favorable results iht u has peeh Ney
largely increased this year so that II y a' couhoh W
see great hay trains going east"hrd now lou ,.
ns II was formerly 90 see them goins sOuthWaru Inc
Inv OF Columbia County will now reach New ork ia
the form of Connecticut River ea ana DC puh,u ava!
y CITY smokers instead of being eaten Dy GU! horses
This new course of trade may save the 'ohheotcut
valley farms from destruction by the rxhahsthg To-
,rco crop. hat who can answer for continued eftiy
ct the has iarus Of Columbia county
Without grass, NJ stocki
Without stock, manure
Without uo gas-
This old saw is now As u was HD years ago,
when given a maxim for English iarmefs'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
SCHOONER SUNK BY FERRY Boar

A NCUOONEN SUNh Bl 4 EHhf bUAT'-
Between and 10 o'clock on Saturday night the jersey
City Ferry Boat Gregory while making trip to Des
bros,esst ran into a schooner loaded with coal aud
knocked hole in her hull The schooner began tO fill
with water when the ierryiboat towed her TO the
fats near the Paterson dock where she sank III few
feet of water Her name conid not be ascertnned The
accident occurred the middle ol the river during the
prevalence of a dense fog.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

$500 Bricks perhour are made by the NATION
Al EKtcK MACHINE which without question. as the
best Brick Machine IN America. AB9AN REQLA Gen
oral Agent No. 100 Broadway, y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

The best house in New-York can be protected
with the BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH, applied aud ex-
tended nyisihiy and without damage TO every window
and door. Never fails T.. HOLMES. l9e broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
MARIE ID.

Ul- l-NN-WOOLSFY-In Brookya on ThurSdaY, Feb. 8, BY
the Rev d. y NJ. Johnson A. A. DunE. ~ D., OF Chicago
H. to Nellie NJ daughter Of tie late Lieut. w o. Wool
sey { Cnted States Navy.
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The nibcrninn Outward Bound.
PoRrLASD Ale . Fcb.

PORTLAND. Me Feb IT, ItUb.
! The steamship Hibernian. Capt Denton,
sailed for Liverpool at O'Clock This morning. Their
mometer 20: wind south There has been dense Fog
] f,.N
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
Political.

At special election for u member of the
Pennsylyania Legislature ia place Of Day Wood. de-
ceased J n Sbirk Union. was chosen by about T. 100
to $40 votes. No regulaG opposition candidate was
ruu.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
HFRRISG & Co. Chicago.
RfcArSE A PERSON HAS A BAD CorGH

BECAUSE PERSON HAS BAD totGH II
should not b, Inferred that Consumption has SCI in although
case Of Cousumpon rarely met with unsccompani d by
d.r..ins Cough Where however, predisI osition to
Pulmonary disease exists Cough II left TO ne strains and
rac the Lun.s aud the general strength and soon
establishes au incuab, complaint r all cases then III h'
safer plan TO get rid OF Cough Cold Hoar'enes without
DELAY and for this purpose no remedy promptly or
surely with benefit to the organs OF tie OAes 'I4h
Dr. D. Jaynes EHpecoFant, article scentihealy com
pounded from carefully .eeced Drug and which on fia
will always be found worthy Of il. worldwide reputation
Sod hx M Drns-is,,.
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lAdyerti.emenis.

RAVEN & BACON PIANOS, established lr29.
Wareroons l3J Grand.st.. near Broadway New-i ork.
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psicni.
ITALIAN OPERA.


The Matinee at the Academy OF Music on
Saturday Notwithstanding that it took place at the
early hour Of II a. M ard the streets in state Of
sloppy ilth uneQualled even in the memory of New
Workers. was attended by dense ttrong of elegantly
dressed ladies' which crowded to overflow every part
Of tina; vast building 1t a display of beauty md
fashion but rarely TO be seen even in NewYork. The
attraction was the popular and beautiful Opera Cris
pino la Comare which to have sunk deep into
the affections OF our musical public.
Miss Kellogg and Siguor Beni were the bright par
tioular stars end sustained THEN reputation this
occasion noby. Miss Kellogg singing with grace
and meodiOus facility and acting with pleasant and
arch sprigh,lness; and Belni feeling more al home
in the role OF the Cobler, acting with piquant humor
and making the plbc feel less keenIJ the loss Of the
excellent Revere. The whole opera was q great sue
the subordinate characters being ably sustained
and the chorus aad orchestra competent md faithful in
their work
This evening the seventh subscription night, Flo
tows light and charming opera Of Martha will be per-
formed for the only time this Martha has al
ways been fayorite opera with public; the ecton
s sprigh;ly and the music full Of melody and 80
clever in its concerted pieces that it never tires upon
the ear Tie cast is strong. comprising the follow
ing admirable artists. MISS Louise heuOBg. MISS Aue-
iaide Phillips. Ssnor Irfre and signor Antonucci.
THEODORE THOMASs SYMPHONY sOIREEs.
We were unable to attend the Fourth Sym
phony Soree but understand that the performance
was most excellent throughout The Schumann Overture
and Boethoyens Fifth symphony being specially men
toned in praise Miss Adelaide Phillips sang too fine
selections and a. usual made a profound sensation,
each piece being yehcmently redemanded-cemand
which Mis- Phillips very properly declined to aceede
10. Messrs Mills ANA Mason played Molarts piano
concerto in fat with great accuracy. and were very
generally admired. Tie pianos used were made by
Messrs Ste!nvay 4 Sons
RIP VAN W1NKLE.
Tie translation into Italian Of this American
opera is now completed and the recitatives which
had to be adapted to tie dialogue OF the original ore'
TO- are 10 the hands OF th, copyst. Dir. Brstow las
worked iudefaiigsbly in order 20 meet Mr. Marctzeks
desire to produce the Opera this Sprsg. There is =
widespread interest expressed in regard TO the prcduc
ton OF this opera and Mr. Mareizeks offer 70 produce
tt il , r,cva-nanf .ofh ,opui AZ and pofi..
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12
Ak EPFEcTUAL WORM MEDICINE.

AZ EFFECTUAL ORM MEDICINE
TIE combination Of Ingredient, used in makins BRoSSs
SErmvuGE Coxprs such give he best possible e.
lect with safety.
Worm. in the stomach irritation and oen prolonged
sickness, aud car be removed only by the Of SIRE remedy
which " IN he found in the VsRxIYues CoxFIrs.
Americans not only do their own lighting
sad voting but their own per'Irnius PHALoNs NisHr
BLOOMING CERRu ha. attained celebrity neye achieved by
apv foreign perfume in this country and even Europeans ad
nit tbs, il exces any Ih, floral extracts made sofosd-
sIouu, Holly Herald.
1uF Poor LITTLE SUFFERER will be immedI-
lv relieved by using Mrs vIssLows SOOTHING syRuP for
children ,eethng 1t soens the gums reduces Inflammation,
cures wind collie aays oil pain sud gives the child quiet,
natural sleep from which awskes nsisorstei AID refreshed
Perfectly safe IN all case. as millions otheTs testify
BURyETT's COCAINE has received universal
ndor,emen; No other preparation such remarkable
properties for enbeshinc and nsheuiag the har aud
rendering it dark glossy II badness and eradeae'
aandrus I, has stood the OF time and competition eod
al over the world.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

THk improved Elliptic Sewlng-Machines.-
A. Il Scr,ua No sC Brosdwsy Agem' waited
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-12

Dr. .JoHN PIERSoN'S FLUID CITRATE oF
hfAsYesIA il highly recommended by Of the s,dnx
phv. in Of this city II i. prepared strictly IN according.
with formula laid down in the untedstees DvDsasory
Of me very best materials Sole Agents.
D. BARags & Co. No. 81 Perk-row.
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Ocean Gieamcrs.

OYrIcr oy WE'LL FARGO Co, :
NEW YoRx AND ClLFoESIA EIrRKss AID ErcHAS0s 20,
no. ~ BROADWAY. NV OK.
.GHIpPERS or FREIGHT 10 the PACIFIC
~ COAST vii p'ease take notice hrt hsyrg been .1ponied
FREIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL Steamship Co..
We ar prepared receive FHEl0HTS FOR taorua Ore
,on Ntvsda Washington Territory. Sandwich Islands Con'
ire America and Y ct Coast South America 49,,
FOR rates tpyy Office. NO ~ Broadway or heishi
Office. on docA 100; of JsnL-..
viii sal. l il;h snd Is, . each month those
daies falling Sui day on pre- ecedng -stur Jay.
No slow irei.lt received on dEy Of ssing.
Treisli b. delivered on d0ck foot q ina'st
Eiis Of aGmg viii b. isared At 10. 81 broadway.
Or usva pcsse eHpe viii be seut by esea steamer ana
vii. c.o,r ht 10 a m. ca t'iiuf day.
Our letter hsss III cirse a. AZ 80,
o!e1uycu.cpc- OF up customer litter hsZ, VII
be ksp Ae Meisopot Hotel aud on tie cocA ioot o.
Canal a.. .
Oar fafksd rnvtlor win he sale NJ The Office ~ tne
oio sad Offices, no. 81 broadway and ,sHAl a.
dock
All letters sent through mus he in 0oyernmsns eEVe'
opcs
sight FxchGues on ssn Francisco Tor sale. ,
Teernphic transfer. II money mad 10 al pobA fesoAt1
by TIE wires On Wfs toss'.
California Coupons hoasat d best ra'es -.u, =.
WELLS. FARGO Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

CIRCUS TROUPE ,nd THOROUGHBRED uoRslA
TRICK PONY. wild BILL"
AGALAXY OF EQUEsTRTsN STARS
IN SPLENDID ACTS or HORSEM MAHsHP.
Previous TO Circn. the Donesic DrsBs OF
TIE ORPHAN BOYS DF HUNGARY,
On. THE CHARTER or OLVANERi
By the TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY
w. u. HARRISON, EEieuporsn.ors singer.
THE IALLESr GIANTS ~ TIE WORLD,
.tch :-ei bigh.
THREE OF THH smallest DWARFs LIVING
MISS LIZZIE READ. the Rluistur, Lsav
Two BEAUTIFUL Cl2CASSlAS GIRLS
JOHN BA"TER,Li Living Sks Teton. weichs CT ponn6s
HANNAH BArrEHsLN hi. wiie weich, ~ pouuiA
A MAMMOTH FAT " ON IN aud celetr.lsd
SNAKE CHAhMFR.
hsndlesthe LARGEST LIVING SNAkE9.
an ALHtNO BOY.
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLaSs-BLOUYRs
A GLASS STEAM Es0ISE IN MOTION.
TIE best Cosmorsmss. Learned Seal, Espyy Family
Grand Aquaris and over
100000 oTEER CURlOslTIFs.
Admission. 80 GEMS Cnidsep under ten. IS conte
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Orr1cr or ma DFfoT QuIaTfHNAfTrH,

ONCE o. TRE DFfgT grAaIfhNAfTrhs
FoLr LHkgEsvoaTH, Eansis. Dec ~, Iaeo.
nPOPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORIA-
TlOE SET e propofl's viii be received u tis OH
ult y occ or re sist al o. ,~n,.iy I-'t u iAe
Pr'rton Of '-y s,Pp'1' onns 'Do s''' '''' VI TIC '
From .I.esverworth Laramie ard Riley.
ana ot.er ienos ury l. estohiisAed dsung ts oNs
vtsr on d +. . batk ofls Ms,oni Ryor north Of foH
ielvea,,a uh salt,tl of latitude ~ d. 60, r"s to az
uo,,. o. t f t als ~ -y b. eg'sbsled b. u Ier1to
re or Sersf. .ct 49, ldalo and uts' f'-h Il -t1fr
A. degree north, efI . q 43nsindst ee' -'' s,g -
20 s,s' 'ho re- Pr M % -, & f,. ~ month. oni hpf y
Eotrr So - so4' ,r; Lrsy-uwof,h sud Riley ia ths
si.e o Kpass md tAe town O. ksnss' ~ t"s 'i's o.
.sop t0 g noss h!ions that are ~ may be e'i
,s.d 10 te sote o. klnsr or Y tao 1enioTs o. 40,
so1b 81 afule ~ desrees t6ito 6,,".s 1ap 's on.
tLs nay be gnse 10 tia Tcutory 70 ur Dhraud ava
10 any other poats On tho route h1ie. 10 .'te
por aid n eseh oi lie months from Ap'A to oepen'
bsI inclusive. al tlie year 1856 -, ,,
my ''6 Be 's',.5,b,d a he s Mssiee % .sy
post stations ths may he e.ebished " t.e 'ef or tnl
Of AIizd and STATE a 1ss best Of ionp1t 10, deIee'
west B56ento sats she rcc per 100 pounds per lOo i
AZ vi c Troy i transport sad stores in each ~ ts iS'hh'
lc. Ju1e TO November inclusive Of tnr year no
he se 81; TO be uauspqred ehcA ysaf WI rot e5ceea
I0eO ClJ pount route No. 100000 pounds o. ioae
NJ. A ava tOoo GOO on route No. ,.
to1 O. bacOu lard Urs.d pInr Om5e .hses o t"J 0'Hi
Bidders should give their in fll well re the'i
iy bond m 81 ton thousrd dolA' tghre ny w" "
re r .onsie persous gnslaht~cg tiGi, IT, case cDi.
,sried f5r The route mentioned n the proposal 70 the
tses proposing the contract ~. be accepted shd tsefoa
no aua good aai suMct security inrrlea ~ ,.a IA'
tr a. accordance tho terms 1f tis tdsrf is"iLf
The ouo1nl o. bonds required from tie conductors vi" De
a. follows .,no M.
o. l.ou'e 70
On Route no.
On Route NO. ts''''
estsaoory cyiderc- Of ths loyalty ana soVeny O. eeeA
bidder and person ol-Te5 sac0.iy viii se reflnrd
ITopo.s.a ausi b. iuG 1fscc; a.. 80.
"P!,uofals i1r Amy Jrsn,p1fltton on Route no.
or q .e oaae nIry be- tud none will be fhetihr uh'
es they fully osIapy wal al ito Requirements " ' L1Vsi
tiseu.ent. ..-.a 4. -.
ruie conrar AID 20 Eys ths required b'Ha Ioi e
hithfu! peIl1Imsnce Of lie sll3s. ,,n a.
Corr.r Will made subject 20 the tpprovti Of tho Guar
1euetl bat the n IA reserved 70 I'Jee'tJ q
> b.ds lbat my be- ohcffl.
Co1aci most b. !H fesdne. for ~r'e by 'n' 1T Gay
q Au0l 1901 sr1 usy VII be reged 90 bsvr pn"' ~
u1.ss ~ s~cy ir ar vici ~ oftt i.ref e" ofh
trd Union rn4 other ccpp-s tfG nsy bs rstibsAed e"
which tier usv l ulinri iie1 VIA FfomYy sHe 4sASly
Iy ofCff Glths gusrrrn4itsf OenefsL
l.APQl1Sh, Covssl sst Chief 9usnsImS!s'
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IJropoeals.
CPFic. or ASSISTANT CoNs;SsiHY GEvERaI oF
srBsnrryc-. so. sr4TA t4AEtr Wv 0Rr {
PNlYSUPpIFE ES.-SEALEDPRO

DTBslsINNl-. . q t.lATA hi.tiri Wv JIM
= NiYsUPPIIES.-sEALEDPROPOSALs
- in nUPIIGl ,v' he received ny the undersigned
@ - ,hs asa O.. t.r j,re. si.tc. Army, SUgssTtEcE
SIVfS. 60 b. delivered e. ie".e.k o. biooHy y" I" i0'
1000 porai. l,e .u.sksd BEEF HANS N s.s
sj.6Se t"-'s ,na, NEW WHITE BEANS IN vel.
CO. a,rci OIL full bead l,l 'u hues tbs bidf to De ioF
50 s.ris ~ COFFEE svGAa; barrel, 70 be new
a1i 4 best ia r ie purpose, ed TO be iu heao
5'GnO GALLONS o. fhs hes, quality q PURE VINE.
ChA llale only from C!dar or WtEky, re nom ~
foIesn Q, % snd .l OH. o.s.e.i a,a % IN, bi
c-rbara.e potash leCa1e ounce roy ths 'i'I
N-a 90 ncfr r Strength may be. 10 be PIT up m
'bsf barrels uf2 gallons capacity Ike sample at ibi. oh
fsch ps1po,x m.ft s,a.o distinctly kad Aad qualify @.
Vrcsr ofo-ed sad th- kind ~ qscsasa
POfArOES-Suoh Quantities a. my be required dlrlns
tie munh Of J,nuaFy 1885, 90 po-nesi tie eu le' Ia eo0d
UNi6Ss-Suof quantes a mty 30 required dsrinr she
month .. January ooo, " pounds 10 the 'u'n IA
~ ,,oyss ave ,egsiye4 for "a ra.lio,e Seirery.
Sepn-ra r-orosels r. duprofe be Htde for each
article ouuue-led and di, tlsy poo'e ieI tHs "hoe '
Of I'll The al CO.. above named NUT be delivered
with 'be proposals, and rtfrgrtd % therein.
printed COPY oi lh iivcsiise tNt asi be stschea 10
eaci rrapota a1a e ropos.s most Do hc in comfy
ne reei.ev with oil terms. Esoh BID 70 have conndA
i. must eSuisH the wften gaaf-ny u i"o 'e'PoA'''s
Ne the uucefned hereby guaranty Ih.t should ~ or
any Iut nj ne above l be opcd shall DC any fulfilled
r@fI8 10 s -sa rarpert and conditions tso ttht "rt
ten ronrst vith bonds q onciouih Of the
value ihe Stores foP0s3 te pni'hd sha be executed
y roo .ired"
h caco of business sui tho 1s'e of purchase
~ W. % hc usme o c1n'ru's win got. iEoss al hie
M shipping nsrs % tc hc.e-ftsI le sed ust be siny
r.rssd On ovry package Al o,hes Old nasis Lus DO %
lte stei 1910
m. cs WIN also b. ined sni ps''ed upcu By parties
f.cfr this dee. Oh the part oi h Lui'ed Siaie',
Al Ls sore. wal b6 ctcfelT inspccd before their de-
livery sud couPrret vita 'hc Tetan~1 samples he.iI'
q -isti. s.aea by y-ocs.iyns ltis wesler mo's be
l-Ii.she3
Payment viii be ist' 81 currency or a eqgivaert % 'ooh
a ~ is received fo- tho g4fr7se.
Cot-se,s- are eeceo - goods without, sIPsHse
10 tie United states. unit required for shirui~ii
Banks 0r Proposals il be furnished 10 this ohcc when
1ust be nc.cci ~ slasssd 20 the gniofsspeo
a. indorbed Proposals. .of slb.isteucs asoTes'
~. =. CLARKE,
Fvi. rric Gen. tnd 4. {. q. s.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
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Steamship EUROPE for BREsr ard HAVRE viii SAT
rom Pier No - North River. foot o hoiens on FRIDAY
tie sih mat. at O'Clock lassergers vii be on board
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC cOMPtEY's
NEW LINE OF ElnsrCLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN SGW YORK AID uANRE. CALLING AT
BRESE
The splendid vessels thi' f4vor!t, route ior tbs
Continent tho following;
NANHiNGiON .......j tnt turs......pN bore power.
IkFkYE1 Ik.........3t0. funs. ...S frhorss power
EUROPE ...........3 ,O1 ..*hlhorse power.
tAfllfDN by-icfse power
81. IA AURENI......ibaBdns nsl.........t,rest power.
PEREiEF.........tJn Jniidiu4 l..........GrcA; powrG
VILE Df PARIS ui'aiu.l l........ q eat power
DEPAk4 hLs FROM NtWlORk
P.,I So. - y. River.
EUROPE A. Dnchrtne.........FllDAY 3
NASHlNOICS. NJ. Sur4iout. .fRipA f...........teb
C1,ruing o.iy Calm Pd,eng1i
PRICE Or PASSAGE. ~ Gold
PiRs1 ClFrS. gll5 SECOND CABfs. $50
including tsb'e-wius fos either c.sss
PASSENGER, intending q and q; fTs Wi D- furnished here
with iafo,d coupon ickss I'D lhrr bssytzc checked %
Fss addons charge Of 80 fsI rss and ~ !o second
ca-f.
nrficil snsldSrcs free Of eil,1e
I0i iLflheT inlornscn stpiy 70
GEO MACkESEiF, agent.
Eru.oved from 40. to No. 50 ssadvsJ.
A. Psr,, u Boulevard d.s CGpucinss tJrsnc hoe.b
A. Hayro. WM. lsELIS 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05
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ONCE oP hssIfTAXT QuAsTERElsTEn,
N.LrINeTos, De-. jan z, l9s.
GALE OF Surplus COver uent MULES.
~ Al coed snd selvireabe w 81 be sci - P1tIe ucon
eWlLhlNGfON Del, On
FRIDAY, the 5b Of January.
FRIDAY. tie 18th q ..n1Gfy,
fRphy, tLc-iah o! j,nlt,y
FRIDAY, tue 1c.h cf JlIlary
YOUR HUNDRED GOOD ana sLRViCEABLE MULES.
One bundled on e1cb DAY of sale
ne raItlru's. lteucr 4 purchaser - called 10 'h-
go quality Of tie n s being o. good size IA god con
I'm fDa gentle Euc wei bose asrue,s, bes TIC
&rpu, tttrn mules u " 1aLn gton Depot
yoinss sod sinsls
g. tse o. eou.fast re a. 70 q. n.
fegms-C ssh. a. lni-cd : ltss cuTf1cy.
hy order # Pr,ve'-bdE -Ger. JAIES A. EKIN, ~
Gost lt. Div. q M.5 -.
L. u. GALLAGHER, CAPT sndA-Q. M.