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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
chipping sNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. K........reb. Is.
Cleared.

y
Steamship Bsvara QIsm.), Taube Hamburg Kunhard
steamship Fulton, wotten, Have, New'YoFk sad Hsvre
Steamship Co.
Ship Deuthsnd (IIan) Hensen Hamburg. kunhsrdt Co.
Ship l. H. Chapman, Norton, Antwerp uhcn' HlehcAe
Wendt.
Ship Neptxme peabodo, Liverpool, c. II. Marshall ,
Ship T. Hamilton, Gillespie, New Orleans Iupper Dc
ate. -,
Bark Imm.cuato Ota) Micai Cork for order. A. Age'ti
Bark Marathon Drisko, Port Royal. Simpson tiapp'
Barr Campancro (Brl, -, Ko Janeito' iehue's"s'
Bro. - , =,
Brig Ida L. Ray, Ray Point Pere (Gand), Peck x
Church
Big Glen Asos (Br), Buckmsn. London Thomas Dunham
Brg w. w. Lord (Br), Mcleod Falmouth, e. for orders
". +. Grrtn Curde.
Big Sea Foam, Bgreous, Lisbon and St. Mchsels l.. Z.
Brig Thames Thompson Geno., Fabbr & Chaancey.
Brg John Shay, chmii hey West and Apaiachicoa Ren.
Brig Omer (Br), Levin, POintaPitre (Guad) T. NJ May.
Big Catharine (Br). Mcdonald, Mayagues, P R.. C. H.
schr Wild Horse (Br). MccOmber, Cardena', j. F. Whit
3chr st. James. Lombard Tu,psn, Bruyuiere Thebsud.
Sehr. Express Robbins st. Marks Fla, L. d. Hur.out
Sclr Nep,uros Bride Crowe, Port Roys. s. W. Lewis
Schr C. Kienzle Woodruff, Philadelphia. N. L. Mccready
Co. . -
scIr orvetta, Housemer, Richmond, Racket Tooker K
Schr c. r stkney, Mather, Charleston Brown Wander
bilt -
schr Louisa Scott. ST. John. N. b., Miller Houghon
Schr. Chester, Carson, Montego Bay b. f. Small Co.
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Fires.
IN EAST HoUSTON.sTREgT

At "a o'clock on Friday morning fire
broke In the basement Of No 33S East Houston-s
occupied by Raphael Goldsmith as bakery The build
ing was badly damaged. The upper floors were occu'
pied by number Of families whose loss will amount to
81. 90; covered by insurance. Mr. Goldsmth's loss
will amount to $4,000; insured for e. O00 The origin OF
the fire is unknown
IN WEST FIFTEENTH-sTRBET.
At 2 o'clock on Friday morning hre
broke out in the grocery store Lawrence Porter No
243 West Fifteenth.st Loss stock about S2OO In.
sured The upper part OF the building was occupied oy
number Of coorcd families, whose loss will amount to
abou: slOO The building \ damaged to the amount Of
5000 No. 2il was occupied q bu,chershop by
Go,tried Lobel loss about s200 insured for 1000 in
the Msnhattsn Company. Tho fire Is supposed 10 have
bsen the work VI ~ taoeaiIary.
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nlarkem-Reported By Telegraph

NyvOnIxAys Feb. l5-Cotou dull at +5c for aiddlinT
stock 100 90 bales Gold lJ3t Sterling EIchalse' iioi
Checks on Eew.York, tQt y cent discount
PBfI.pyIpur, Feb l6-Petroeum very dull sales OF
0D b1. rude st 29c and coo bbs Refined ia bond, st
&c Refined Free sells 67d70c Flour very du sales OF
superdne 81 26d % - FxtrAs at 500 20 90 neat
1u; ales Of Red ~ pl 3)d2 %. White o. 20 ~ %
Rys steady; at ~ as. Corn hrm ssies oil fsIa" o.
1Oc Os. "A - atro Whiskv unchanged
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Wreck Of the British Bark Jenny-Lsss
Of ~ Iives.

The ChariestoY Courier says: Accounts have
reached US Of the loss Of the British bark Jennie on
Cape Hatteras on the night Of the 4th instant The
Jennie was from Liverpool, and bound to Savannah
The chief mate. Alex. Stewart and the boatswain.
VIM. Wall were the only persons saved. Fourteen OF
the crew and three passengers were lost Ihe sufvi.
vors reached Hilton Head on a vessel that took them on
Of pieces of wreck From Hilton Head they proceeded
to Savannah"
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Arrived.

s,e. fdgas Carmen Montenegro, Havana days and ~
hours Al suns l4th nst 10 miles t. OF Cape
Henry, ssw schr +. c. Young. bound ".
Steamship Hltteras Parrish, Norfolk, with mdse 70 L'
lng.ton, Fox Co. .
Steamship Sea Gull Fish, Baltimore. with mdse 70 j. b.
Small. 81,
Steamship Eastern City Mandy Philadelphia, with md'e
to Thorn & Tobias. .
Steamship Alliance Thompson, Philadelphia with md'e' to
w. Kirkpstr!ck. . =, .,, oo l.,
Bark Harriet Rsl (Fr) Bonisco from Msrssiles ~ Gays
md.. Baetjer DeNertue
SehT J. ). Hess, Cook, Wilmington NJ Z.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMIEER-FEs. lG.-Befor
Justice BARNARD.


The People et rcl. Morris Pinchenor. The relator
obtained OF hebeaus corpus directed to James Stein
brock commanding him ouco tie bodies OF two children
who he dct ined Ia his custody
Tie petitioner alleged tia, soinbreck detained the children
security board owed 10 him by their father The writ
rrturna5e to-day MI seinbreck appeared Court
and having counsel IN readiness the put
ill tomorrow morning Me.rs. Brumereil SICohen ior the
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
sUPREME COURT-CmcUrT-FrB ie-Beors Justice
CLERKS.
NEGOTIABLE PAPER.

SUPREME COURT-CmcurT-FrB. i6.-Beiors Justice
CLERKs.
NEGOTIABLE PAPER.
Leopold Sehepp ast John Carpenter.
This was an action 70 recover the face OF q note
N sde by the defendant sul ndorsed the plaintiff
Tie desnse was that the note accommodation paper
md r.cia nv the plaintiff with kuoSedge Of its character
The allowed only the question OF whether pAinn tooA
Tue jury rendered verdict for the plaintiff ior tho luz
amount Of the note, %3l5 81
SEALED VERDICT.
In The cas-. OF Jane, A. Baldwin egt. A. L. Sutherland the
,ury yesterday bought IN sealed verdict Tor tue defendant
Before Judge FosrER
BROKER CASE.
Markham sgL Jaudon.
This was a Fuit agaius: q broker by customer
who had been 'oH oat The drfendsh, claimed:
Fir; That be had r;h, by law to sell his customers
stock hon his margn was exhausted without notice to him.
The Court ruled against hn and held that The customer
the Ahscgcc Of express must have notice
hi, good and notice OF tine time and place Of sale
stock.
Of broker. e stock uud,r such crcumsnces without
notice Tho plaintiff counsel objected, and the Court
cudel the evidence.
Thr nilut then conended that there was an arreemsn,
with the plaintiff that II Lis margin KEEP, good lie
might be- sod out without notice and the defendant testified
such agreement, while tbs plaintiff s.OIe 1t not
mate.
Ths Jud'. m II. case TO the ary on this question, who
For plaintiff, Mr. Carpenter aud Mr. James Emo.t; for
CuIxBsRs-FxB is 6-Bcfors Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
John B. Name agt. Charles A. Wright ct al.-Or-
der settled.
Before Justice lsGRlHAx
Stephen Mann ct al, agt. Peter Cumming ct al.
Report confirmed aud order for oonhrnistiou granted
Sherman ,. Jewett It a. egt James NJ ADg ct AL-Motion
granted.
Charles Parkhurst sgt Thomas c. ActopNotion to place
caus. o Special Lircui. Calendar granted.
Benjamin Erazee ag- T.. 7. Standardization denied with
Flo costs.
WIN. II. Withey ag.. d. D. Smith Q. al.-Moon denied
with Z 10 costs to abide eyunt
Levi, W. Phillip. ait Frederick C. Oakley Motion for
receiver granted with instructions not 10 sell the property
sixth and not to taSe possession Of property on
Twentieth, before s.oaer instructions refused Costs
to abide event
TLo. J. Stone agt Ira Goodna Motion denied.
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tn. rd,,or Of Tho MoothIy Review hs, invited

tic clergy dscuss the following questions IN ~, eonn
SrPERsATURAIIsM necessary to uphold hELdios
and Mo- ALrY whether tho BIBLg MIRACLES are iaes emu
tied TO our belief whether the Scriptures sanction
thus c.Ig the late civil war; with loss OF toooV vesi
also Religious Persecution Belief In Wcheiai; and ohst
Relic. OF Barbsrsm THE MONTHLY RE.ibW o"Ir.. 'eeas
courteous language Office, No. sl Nssssu-st n. T.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY

NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW- JERSEY.
II Trns leave Jsrs,y City for Pcrmont 9lJ 70,
425 603 y Tho J:l3 AMI as run to Mon,ey. On Moa
day tnly lor Perilo1t a. 5:lj a. ~.
THOs. ". DEMAREST. Superintendent
DARlTAN aud DELAWARE BAY RAIL
Ii ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, l2th Feb, 1866. the
e.-.s ain 70. Camden viii ir discontinued The S,carer
will loav, Pier No. g. North River, daily Sunday, excepted
connecting with tain ior ManchcsteI Tom, River,
Long Branch. &c.
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN ani in;crms late stations will
be taken a Low RATES on tho sOciocs hho reaching
Camden tAc next morning.
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Names Of suaran ors.
Corroratlcn Notices.

ITO STONE BLOCK PAVERS.-Separate
L sealed PROPOSALS, each indorsed with the tiile
fe ,yor r which 1t may be o.red, the Of bidd r
,ul tie d. or the oeruc viii be received At this OH
tui IL or ock e. III. OF WEDNESDAY, fe9rusTy 70, 1870
t ll on fiey viii be publicly opened for the consiIuc
don Of STONE BLOCK PAVEMLNTS in the following
Str-efs. - wit; 80
Fify-seycnth-s.Teet. from Fifh 10 Ninthavenues
seveuty.nnth-stree', fom Fih avenue to East hveri
Yorty-u uu,i.-s.reet from Ninth 70 lenth-syenuesi
Forty fourth street, from Broadway 70 Ninth avenue
And rhiriayeuue, from lCqth - l2sth-slrceis.
Speci-at and blank forms or the proposals can oe CD
''' THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT J.. DABRAGH,
A. ". CRAVEN,
Croion Aqueduct Board.
OFF Cro,oa Aquedgct Department February H. 1856
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ntliaious Notices.

AIien-sf. VI. T.. Church.-Preaehng in th. Church on
SUNDAY MORNING at ~! o'clock hy The Rev. Bishop
THOMPSON ATE from India IN the AFTERNOON alta by
IN. Rev. ALEXANDER GRAHAM. late OF Florida and in
the EVENING st7 by tho Pastor. tho Rev }. A. ROCHE
6ssls trse.
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CONSIGNMENT op A Mock AUCTION SwISDLss

TO SING SISG.--Yesteriay morning Deputy SeeriR
Rynders took 2eno Burnham. recently Convicted at tbs
Oyer ana Terminer Of keeping NOOK auction TO IAs
State Prison st sing Sing
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1le0ical.
OCEAN Steamers.

DACNIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Il THROUGH LINE 10 CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
l4vc Pr No a. North River o0 Of Ctnsls et II O'Clock
s.oon it. lih and 2ls; Of every month texcep: when
th0-e 4 Saudsy and then the preceding Satur
day f.f fSPlNNALL c0unectrr, via Psnama Hallway,
with Ct tie Company steam-Ap- from Panama Tor
eAN FRANCISCO, touching % ACAfULCO
FEBRUARY
2st-i'ENNY CHAUNCEI. connecting with COLORADO.
smh-l STA RIGA, connecting with SACRAMFNIO.
Nlst-t .N-fOith. CONNECTING Witb GOLDEN AGE.
crar Of 10 and 2s' meet a Panama viii steamers
g. >DfiN PACIFIC PORIS; lt and lth for CEN
fRtL +MEElCAN PORTS. Those Of tie ls, touch st
~ AA.LAN.LhO.
GHEOJGH PASSAGE RATES. ~ CURRENCY
fifst Cabin. Second Ct1iu. Seerage.
ZOO $3.50 500
tsrop1. o. ONE QUAR- EH steamer rate. VIII he
po.rd t1 SccondC s3,n md stcrge passengers accom-
ysuied by tnrir families
DatiIr clicked through. One Hundred Pounds allowed
-esch "a o.
Az rx ,rercea ssgeoa board Medicines and t,,end
&C.,.
.or r,.s,o Tickets or further nformation apply a. the
Sou.Hy, Ticket Office hLsrl loot OF Canal
'Eorl RIVE. New York.
=. ". @. BELLOWS, Agent.
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Below.
Dort- -Wdrncns' Notite.
Ship Galstes.

STATE OF NEw-YoRK
roRr-WARpEss OFrcE, No. lOt Walls.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section OF the act passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act 10 RrorgauE. the WardenS Office OF tho Po't OF New
York TO all persons interested in having charge o. the
sab matter Of such inquiry examination or survey hAs
the wing under er1mnion oY the Poft
WArden, ana said Surveys examinations VnI De
comprt.d within days next succeedns thls notice. oa
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
W and FRAECE-Tnr EewYo tud Have steamship
Company ffst-cl1s mail sieanshps AlAGO nd FULTON
having been thoroughly RENTED will ctCr Pier No 81 North
River for hsvrt calling mouth tie following days, a
noon precisely; - - go.
FULTON ....JAxKs A. WorTEs......Fob. H. 1910
ARAGO .......HKsRI A. GADsDEs....Msrchl II. l16
EULTON.....JAEEs A. WO1TEs........Aprl IL, IsoA
And evofy ~ days thereafter.
PRICES or PASSAGE PAID IN GOLD.
First cabin ~ 80 second cabin. ......SS
Through tickets 10 LOndon...... eItI..
An experienced Surgeon on board
Tie company viii Ue responsible ~ specie or valuabe
uns, b Of adns having tie value e19Fessed ssn.d
therefor.
for iurther information srply N
JOS. :. CONSTOCK, Agent.
80. Broadway, New ok.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

7 MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 81 sun Sets....5:37 Moon Sets... B;ji
| HIGH
Sandy Hook a32 Gov. isald. 1913 He'll Oits....l3 81
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Drlntlng.

DRINTING.-THOMAS Z. SUTTON, MeT-
cart.e Commercial and general Job aud Card PRINTER,
80. iig + tos.st. between Nassaust and Broadway.
y.TM. EVERDELLS SONS. No l0i Fulton
w TEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN
EFACfU UELRs.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

TRAINS LEAVE EEWrOhk:
For New Haven. zoo, HoG(E,.,l lLJJs lll5, (Er)
3Ol, EI.) as. 40 aud 800 (EJ,)p. m.
For Uldee1or 1uU. 800, (.E.i ll.D l2l5, tLIJ
3Op, tkx..I A45. 80 5ni b 90 (Ez..) p
ToF Milford and atraori 100. llJ0 M - 45] p m
For fairlcld SOu.hpJ aud Westp0Et. 'o iJOA IA Js~
<:Np. 49, - %. .
90. tl.r.I 34a, 80. 80. 3.oO tEt..lo m.
For DiTien O aJ. lla1 o. ais. 80 40 p. N.
for Greenwich. 100 % l.sl a.fn. lf5 ~, 500 8 pr-
For stAmcrd 100 Gou tfv.l $50 llJ) uL l2l3, tEtD
800. (fJD -, 80 80 60 900 tx q. H.. ma 81, %,
For Pot Cl,s,r aud nseTmeite stadou' LO0 s'o i.''
o H.: 3.s5, 49,, SO. t.5J. 49, q.
CO..NECIlsG TRAINS.
For Boston. via Irnshe d. zoo a u. tEI) 100 (EI,sp
=.
fog IiAIt.ord AMI springfield, 800 a (Il l1l5, 80
(k1..l 8.tOp. ~.
for Connec,lcat River Rairasl 20 EI) l2ljP. IN.
10 Montreal. 800 y. ~. 10 Northampton.
Fof Hartford. Providence and F.hti Railroad 600, iEr,)
Tor New Haven. New London and s,onins,oa Ralsoil
800 O.. IA. l5 100. $50 4. ~
For anal R,illosd l2l5 o. m. to Northampton
for Housatonic Railroad. . a IN.
for Nau ssiuck Railroad, aOJs. N, 100 ?.
FOR Dsubury aud NoTwa.k Railroad, ,O), go o M. I'D
r. . c ~
JAMES H. HOY j, SI0'.
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Hn farmers dn0 QDthers.
.n.pr vINES nnd EVERGREEN and

URApE VINES and ENEKGREEN tHu
DEClDUOUS TREES.
ro.o thousand Delaware Grape Vines, No l. s25 per 100
~, AZ, conddont these viii suit purhsser' as no pan pave
,osred IN the coursc Of propa ,ation. some ~ al
tesn 'irisonerv Union Vii age lebeccl Aliens Hyhrii
Ss.vba R0serss ybrids Nos 10 5 and son . o heI
g,de. q eq ually low rates Wilson's strawberry fiahS
As per lOV) ,,-, .,o...,oo Witt c,-si
- and otbr- Pines to feet high. 20 per lW AmcT1n
- yi.f 20 feet So 70 $50 per lO1 siberian Amor
e.. 2to feet SO per 100 Ltrch English Mountain Ash
a. White Ash Elm Linden std NJ pie Q TO 10 feet, y
sl5 psr 100 Turkey and Lusi'A OAKS to ee 81 10
as per 100 -.r
~Sl.o. Yxr, Fsrly, Smooth, Red End Cooks I2vo'lte
SOTATO 81 Ed mixed tn, eirit,, best and mo oiLo Us
- al varieties. Several bushels s At : per ID T. "
FERGis { CAYWOO0 Poushkeeps'e N Y.
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NETWORK and NEw.HAVEN RAILROAD
lt65 WINTER ABHAEGEaESr. 1863.
COMMEhCISO NOtLMDEE 20, IT,.

Ps,,,rgsr Station IN hewYors eo1er Twsriy'ev nlh t
,nd foarlha,s Luifanco on T~cu.y teygnths.
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Eost ano founo.

\ OST-A CERTIFICATE for 100 SHARES
i O. QUICKSILVER MINING Co. No 4lJ4. in the name
tfISAAC H. REED Notice is hereby given tht cause n u
,e show, hy new Certificate should be issued therefor
GEORGE ". RYER>ON, Jauncry Court
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
IVA PANY-FOo, Of LtTrlly '-On snd shsr Nov ~
Mo nirr nal trans fr Eac4,itsfoun and atemris.o IA
,ion. will esys 80 Mai ESprrs, iof al Station,
rrt Of Aibua al 4.l0 D. m. Mori-.owu l. press at
:. SCHOCH. hIsisiau; Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

ETNITED STATES MAI. LINE for RIO
L DE JANKIRO calling at ST. THOMAS PARA, FER
NAMBJrCO and BAHIA. ever u.p 1900 ,,, ,-,,,,,
THE UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL slEAM
SHIP COMPANY
viii dispatch Tesusry, the 22d Of each month tt M
from Pier No - NoIsh River one OF tnrn ht" hs' 'c'
Steamships. The - .,u,.,
y L. TINKERPAUGH Commander viii leave Oh ltiI KS
DAY, the 22d Of February.
An erpeIieuced Surgeon s attached 10 each sieansp
All letters must pas throug IN the Posi.Ohce
Large lots Of heavy freight at low rates.
For fIeight or passage apply 70 .
THOMAS ASCkNCIO Co., No. II Broadvay
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NOR NEW. W.ORLEANS DIRECT.

LOK NEW -OillFANo DiINLCi. -. rr,,.
/ The new and hTs'.class steamship STAR OF 1ilh.
TTNfDN Cant Blanchard wil lesye Pier No. =. " H. on
SATURDAY. Feb. II at ?. ioI height or pa, e WIN
uuurpasse ed accommodations, opp.y to H. b. ILO"4" LL
Tie GEORGE WASHINGTON viii leave on sATUR'
DAY Feb p.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

NoIvEAU MONDE. CAPT, de- Varncy FRIDAY. March ?,
(Nox sidc whec. Steamer.
Cqrrgihq only Calm PI-ser9cy'.
The SerNonthly DEPARTURES a. tie new steamers Jl't
couule e,ed .sii con me-. in March
PRICE OF PASSAGE ~ G0Lp.
FIRST CABIN, - SrC0Np 'ABts Se0
Including tsble-w T. either class.
Pas,,ng,rs ui,ntny to au at Hrcst will be furnished here
with railroad coupon tickets aud their baggage checked -
Paris additional charge o. - oE '' and oi 'eooa1
class.
Medical 1ifen1arce fres ~ eiIy1.
For further incrH4aliOHbpp " 10 -
GEO. MACkEEZfr. Agent.
flemoved from no : @ 40 % Bro dwsy)
AtP.ris IL boulevard d-s Capgcines (OTsnd HotelL
AT Ravre. WM. lSELIN L co.
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD-On snd aficr Moudsy Jan. J. lt trains io' A.
bany tnd Troy connecting viii NcgheIn AID "ts'eIn i4n
will NeW.N ors a. ioAows; , -,,.,. -,
40 /. ~. via Hudson River Railroad Tliricthst. sud
Trtib.sve. conn ,cns with trans ior North aus " st
10a m via hudiou River Railroad eonnrctn. wiz NoGh'
efn and Wesiel1 trains.
II A. m va llarem Railroad Twsuy.sr'hst and .onri'
avs connecting wiiA uaits icr North and west . ~,
3S no. MI, Hudson niyer Railroad. conncc'in; =. Troy
with trln Tor Montreal with ''.epnscaFs attached ia
4I5 p via Harlem Railroad conc'ins ~ a any t' n,
70 Id. for points Norm. with s'rep nc-c 70 attch'i
o. NJ Hudson River Railroad stepnt 90 ron ',e"
vi 10 gue and sa nsiou Bridge without cL snle. Also,
,o Montreal via sarstoss This train runs on sunday
10 D. n via Hudson l;.yer Iarot vih "eclins cars y
,.eAeJ conuecu. 1t Albany an4 Toy with morning 'aA'
ior Nol.h Lnd Wet -..-- .. q, III,
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Ocean cjteamers.

V,OR CAIJrOENIA via NICARAGUA
r.. ~ i'i "'' s.rord Class Third Class.
S1t5 to $3.50. :fOn. ro.uc,ccoo oo''
TUE GENITAL. AMERICAN TRANSIT COMIANi
havnr re-,d ise new steamboat On LAKE NlCAltAuOA
thereby 'a'3,I,0 Pho gPT AND RELIABLE TRANSIT
v,;u dis,,e,ch me & Fl aud ele .ut steamship
wa SANTIAGO DE- CUBA,
JERRY H. SMITH, esq, Commander - ,
on TTEgDAY February 20 o. noon from Pier NO ~ NORTH
Eiv,r foot of Warren So 81 thc above
''0'' INTRAORDlNt tRN LOW PRICES.
For pss.ge OBI Is eur 10y Iaai in person, a. No. Ia
"hS4-Si' '''"'' VI " ID ". CARRINGTON Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

NOR GALVESTON, INpIANOLA MD
4 I.vACCt TTXAS-iLe splendid and fs,t'aiins
s'de-whce steamship LILLIAN, cngt j. b. hildr.'hi
csd'S,t and Sill ,ail on WEDNESDAY, Feb. ~ 1866,
av nr capaciiy ouy FOR the bus Of 5000 93s light i-eishi
fr which or psssage having elegant furnished Hccommoda
tiin, applv 70 r. LOWDEN, Agent, No - " aI..sf.
Bis Lairs furnished and sisued The oe, No 20 West
a.. cor Cedar.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
I NOTICE to SHIPPERS 20 sol TIA and OE,Ii1At Il IL
ANFUICAN PORTS Having concluded ID -einents with
the rACIFIC STEAM NAVIGNlQN, CoMpASTv and the
now, rr,src1 10 receive and forword WITH DISPATCH Al
knis Of goods to and from rcts on TIE SOY ~ pACt
ana Central American COAST, undei IiinV1D, q M u
Forircr pirticusr Classification Of goods aud rates apply
n, our Office Eo IS Broadway.
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Thn finh nrc. lgnnerly Nor!oIk.,tl DnptIst

The fith.hfe VyImeuy NYroN.,stI nnp',.'
frh arnvtTslry on SUNDAY l3h inst Tho Pls;or. tho
E,y. Dr. AhnlrAGE, will preach historical sermon At
~ Ancin .efyieesA Reunion aud IRE" toirf
.r 90 o'clock The sunday Sci oo' viii hold
stutrty-inh anu'yeTsary a. 4 y Friends nom dis
.. desiring 10 sprn the day with the Church. VIII be pro-
ei with "a cold COLLATION. 10 tbs lcctuc general m
vion j. extended to al who have ber1 connected With 1'
u.dy, aud to otheli Interested IN 10. pfospfny
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-14
Alturas County and the LeonOra.

Alturas prospects have frightened much
OF late. The remarkable wealth of the new
" discovered ledge--the Leonora is attract
ing general attention. We were shown, last
Saturday, by Mr.. johnson, one of the owners
and discoverers, several pounds of the rock
from this ledge, taken out by himself. The
specimens can be better described as sheets
of gold with little quartz holding them to-
gether. They were taken out of the ledge at
the depth of twenty eight feet. The por-
ton of the ledge at the surface which con-
tanned these sheets of gold, was not wider
than the back of butcher-knife. 1t has
wldened as the shaft has deepened. It is
now about two inches wide The quartz is
well defined, and will pay well outside of the
gold sheet which runs through one side of
the ledge. The owners estimate the value of
rock thrown out in few hours, one day last
week, at fully ten thousand dollars. The
ledge is in the Yuba District, and is near the
Atlanta. 1t has caused a great excitement
among the quartz men of the district. and
extensions have been located all over the
country Should the ledge hold its own, it
Will revolutionize that country, and furnish
1T with ReW life. There is no doubt of the
mineral wealth Of Aturas. owyhee has ta-
Ken the lead during the past two years, being
favored. by fortune, by stirring active men,
and by location. Alturas is bonnd howaver
to develope Its wealth, and when the time
comes, ia which it will be known at its true
value Alturas |ill take a leading place among
the great mineral countries Of the world.