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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Paasrupcr. Arrived.


FROM SAN fRANClsCO-ln steamship henry IHa1icsy
Jobu Dixon. Mrs. T. Mish. =. Newman and ianiy' o. I,
Cfrhofe T.. Il. ls,sla ID. Richard'on D. Iat i'1' >;
l.. Rris Mrs p. ~ McCiennon and chnd, Z iolD.gA anu
Ion Alrs T.. l.. Hayward snd child, W IL hIsald o &
Hi.sel aud we Air NJ. B. smith, Lieut. W w ioinphh'
= A. Middleton, W. r. Underwood. r bu..A IL n h,snr''
I.nel ram Mrs. w. H. Crane and child hirs ~ ~ po"le
l. Cohen, O. s. Gilbert. } q. i'r~i, H. W " I'l rasi'
\ Tim L. Baum J. X. Mcbride, Capt w Jones,
A. J Rose. II. CMpp, G. b. Cooper and we > ~ ~; ftIeid
Irs H. foreman and daughter J. T. Huh j. l. lison, T.
sit,iaerd H. ~. Waller. b. A. Tompkins MIS- VI uteeI
schmi,i r. &. Mayer. 4. {. Allen Mise h a ruiarN LII
stewart Mrs b. Hamilton and two daughters MIS- y" "atsol
Mr.. q g. Page, A. Briggs J. H. Gnlrn, H. G. Harvey, wife
and chld Mi.s H. r.. Mills G. w Nid IL Leiygh' - L.
Nh,lsr, ,head. w. X. Dorirce. T. 7. Humphseys 81 Nch'
o. Afls. C. Canuady Jas. Walsh T. TupGaifi W ofuei
a. Gur L. II. Dodge J. Rickhard J. Howand Di Gii 'o'
schuirr wife and child ~ IIousen j. MounieI and vile
Roch T. Steel {. X Day wifr and children j. b rnney
~ > Ilick, j. Ogier A. = McWillisms j. h. bendrdic,
y Higgins, Mn ;. Hatch aud two Children n hay ~
NJ Nnpihrr ] G. Walker, A. II. Lanman, t. DrIIl II, y
ors NJ. Allen, }. AldTich, NJ. Pickle, O. rIspy ~ Ri ~
Ton n H. Blanlng, s. O. HAYWARD, T. Petty nh1 emu A.
g. shattuck ". siman H. Roberts Chas Lew' II olgii
n 4 Mann W. y. Stevens. David H0adley Miss noauiey
Miss Win,tsrn, Col Totten Mr. Jonea senor Espe9 sen
Pumuro s. r. Be.lknapp, w. Brttinsham j. lwss j. hli'
I'D ID DE Costa r. Arnstsad aud % IN the seertg-
FROM sAVANNAH-In Steamship Hunter-Ain Nell
phan, Mr. Burliusame, Slr Aosheld' p A. Ioyiaid H.
Eosotn J. W. Dickinson. H. Clifford, j. B-efihg r. Green
l. Brown Messrs Ghddune. Hanson, ondinn"; hosmer
Allen scsrspool Johnson jose, topP msloy LoVnston
K.nn.y II Rose. W. Dickinson L y. Elliott X. Oaks
NJ WaIh :. liszins j. Stephens a. . Deafing Mr smith
sero,f T. Townsend John Studey e. Nennorth, G. Tai
bott & Tpprn, A. Walsh &. 4. stephens J. Matt }. Der
noon l.. Wae, j. n fieary }. H. Banker VIM. Crowley
A. Ih0mp.on, G. 4. Cook. - - - ,
FEON n AVAkA-ln Steamship Moro Castle-O. y. Spof
f H N.ol, stephen Phetou. J. Ph"itou j.. M.. =. a
PLelton N., a a. fhs.o8, L. '. ksu0: aad AiJ. bliss Z
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
nIoveinenrs OF Deem sfenmer.
paatnstfk spiled,

FOR AsPTVWALL-In steamship New lork-s. Cohei
sud wife, ..-kuan " iie end dt stef J. LGn'.da Ml-
Mrs ". v. Wel~, John " Wise. W. Parry 5llt hcC or
mick child snd u-e- $ r. r1nss, P5oi = ken' c'Ppi
co. {. a. Robert; John NJ. Duncan. VIM PerTns wife an,
niIii Mrt. Frank psse Mr.. j. NJ. hichtrd' Mr' l. I'd
Delo, Lake iliss Lake. W r. Potter Nj. Emma L. Win
ter =. W steele and wife. J. \. Bel, Byron w Watson
n q Finch Ods Svrnond A. \. syfloud G. y. Newell. J.
Detneler. II. = w5uhins,on. Walter Cooper Hugh Nc
Donald. Van ". Phlip' AMI wii, Mrs Nj Hatch' A. *
l.. : Combs j. NICK smith, j. Wordcn. VIE ana sister D.
Campbell and wife j. J. Nrgson aud wife, Mrs VI NJ tioag
and Mr, q. J. Lonng AID liani, h. u Cover Mrs amy
Myers Capt j. swain and vile, Dr. T. H. haIrs ena VIE
Mfi. Madeline Harris, Archibald H. Gulr,p.r, Mts IL g.
Gray g. NJ Joceyn wie snd son rom W. Meiahg "a, ana
vic Mrs. Jane Walker Mrs Tim Bs,.helder' W. L. Thir
ins h ; Ham. w Chisholm Mrs Keery. r. J.. Carey,
O. A. Pfelts, Julio Waldo Dr. W. O. Evef'hod, Rntas
Moor H. = LORD, VIE, infant and nurse Llru. '"'soI
vile infant aud mother Bfsyot-h Jof g. Myers Lieut.
Eorre Andrew befeha, NliA. strong, ~ AsfHnscr VILE
and children. NJ Costello aud wife julius Hacker J. H.
Fskner Tristan Fo,s Eliza FOES and child H. L. Cupen
Mrs. llor stump mother and family o. powru ~ DC
r Colbel Mis- r. Poton T.. Dolly, wife aud family y.
Hrrshum. Il Frost, D. n. Cocker, j. a. Hannsh. 1lrs
Herb.f y LoDe Michael Ilarrisan aud wife Misc Mary
Svceuy II. PeefmAu. vile end infant Miller aud WIFE,
Mr, BHshoweT and child, Riley Wells John smh ueof.r
fiher Brooks J. II. Abbott, {. Newal and d,nshier
VI r and child Miss Isabella Wharton, Jane. Lochcf v
Wei bruchef Charles newton Abfala myeTs, T. pfase'
r. OpDcnhe.mef A. b. Cowle. Maoia L. Do,y aud infant
Cook .nd wife Fra Hammond and children G. H. DeSisr
j. nsthawsy and child MTs. H. Al Perry Mr, E1cn % Oe.a
more Mis. Nancy J. Dodge, hrs c. Loysoy A. A. Lanan
wife aud cild Howard Carlton H. c. Uoodridgr' A1nrr
Porkhard John Morse Mrs. NJ d. Hogan. Mrs. Elen LIN
coin Bod,Ick Mekenzi,. John Mckenzie and 80 IA tr
sirerlge. ~, ,,
- FOk LlvERPOOL-ln steamship Aus,falG'isn-M" May
Pratt Mf and Mr.. T.. c. Prat., Geo. H. Butcher, A. H.
Iol,ns,on r. Nu.c,er Mrs Wm. Sandland snt two chi
a., Tn6fnss Rove g. Rowe O. NJ. Braggiobb MI. Lamb
Waldell r. w Watkins Bishop Stevens ard lady Mt and
Nr. T. J. Ray, Capt. O. n Dwyer, L. H. helmrs'
n n Hart Mr. and hrs. J. Tayrnhhum, h. LsA )ntasne
r. C. Cleveland. L. l.. Cuibe-tson. ~, ADDER
J,frsy, J. Campbell. Jos. Meyers. A. J. hichaIe',h o..
Frrund h K!andsr Taos. r. Smith. Mn. Beek Mss Jordan
and seryan. G. Mllken Mrs Bultey, a. b. ltcnh"d u,
,yed Ear hlr. Mrs y. Smith Rev. C. ;. ho9n,on Hnd
,,if, Mr Hurst Mr aud lrs Ruszits, strnus H. alrE
r. Pacn C. Be,ns y. Kneses j. Lowis, j. b. fori''ier L.
IItr..I A. Brsx.
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RECEPTION oP LIEUT.. GEN. GRAyT-0RDBl
OF CAERIAGEs.-Coaches bringing company to the Re
ception of Lieut. Gen. Grant by the Loyal League Clll
this evening at the Club House the norherly side
Of Unon.square, will approach from the EAST In
taking up company they will approach from the same
direction. Gentlemen will please take the coach az tne
door, and NOT wait for any particular coach fare
all cases will be one dollar for each passenger without
regard TO distance in the city No coach will DO aowee
in line but such "a are passed by inspection.
CHAs n. BRAcKErT,
Captain and Inspector Of Hackney Coaches
Netc- York Feb ., 1906
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

EMBER DAYs.-Wodnesday. Friday and Sat
urdsy OF this week the Ember Days which follow
the first Sunday in Lent In the Protestant Episcopal
and Catholic Churches special prayers offered up
on these days for those who about to be ad.
mitted into holy orders and In Catholic countries the
ordination Of clergymen usually takes place Ember
Saturday. The object OF the observance of the Ember
Days is to conSecrhte to God the four OF the
year by "penanoe in the Catholic Church and In both
Churches TO obtain His blessing the fruits OF the
earth. and to beg Of Him worthy ministers FOR Ills
h
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

THETA DELTA CHI FRATERNITY. The an.
uual convention of this Society will commence today
at the Astor House. Delegates from the several cob
lege chapters in attendance, and the proceedings
will be more than usually interesting This evening
the annual ora,ion will be pronounced BY William Il
Merriam, esq. and poem will be recited at Ma
sonic Hail. No III East ThirteenthSt. and the puons
generally are invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Irains leave
~ foot Coriandt't. for PHiLADELrHiA a. I'D and u 80
A. n ~ M and o. n, ard " mdl sA; tor hALTix0R.
ana Va Al and n m. ant y midnight
DARlTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
II EOAD-Ou and stsr MONDAY. I2ih Feb 1850. the
,ures tfsn for Camden vii Do discontinued Tie Steamer
y leave Per 80. Sorh River dolly sundays excepted
A. p tn Sing with train for Manchester, Toms Rivef
Lous Errnrh &C 81,
FRFlGII FOR CAMDEN and intermediate stations viii
be taErn a. LOW RATES the o'clock line, reaching
Camden The neat morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

A BURGLAR CAUGHT.-Mrs. Margaret Day
(colore who resides at No 2s Laurens St. on Tuesday
evening left her apartments for short time locking the
door On her she found the door fastened on the
inside and heard some moving around. She callel
neghbor and on pushing the door open. they found
one George Wood III the room. He past them. ana
attempted 20 escape into the street but seized oy
the women and held until Officer Briede Of the Eighth
Precinct came up and took him into custody. In hn
possession found bundle containing two dresses.
valued at ss3 which he had stolen. Yesterday hs w
committed for trial by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

Kellos Mis-. J. Kslloy Lschlsnd and ady Mrs ~ fres
man Miss r. Nash Mira j. Melville T.. =. Atkins, Edmand
J. Atkins H. Atkins @. A. sandford Y. Csmpon hsaos'
NJ Gonzser r Martins, C. l.. Twigse, W: h, hipp %
Bailey C. Menck r. Gonzales w Seey, A. Cleussen heV'
j. E smith W Il Register \ Hamilton y ltgs, } Hague
J. Lsumsster w. Moore. H. n brityl Costa r. ~ Du
A Alexander S Meredith T. H. Deanes T. Ross, l. Oai"Ay
]. Galway, D q. Douglass. L. 5. Pond.
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One year ag0..............l.3is JUlo
PRIcKs.-berf per leo n total weight OF hide tsow,
and meat. sl3 51GS4; FIRST quality. sl3d u 80;
r,nlums &C. sIS 23GSls 50 some oi the poorest
Cows Bulls Sc.. f9dAlO. -.,-.
Working Oret l750 S2T5 handy steers, fO0d 100, or
much according 10 their value for beef. - -
Corr and Young Cdlres-Fair quality. 6sOU$I9i ExIa
Sipd r 100; Farrow and Dry, G300fi3.
ShseJ-Per n, live weight, $dIc Extra 'td5c.
Fax H0gi-ShoL-s, hdlbc.
Naturalization, ~ dIOc. y 10. Country lots, Bayc.
TdL0t-8d9.c. y n.
Pels- ~ 81 each.
Rrs,nK,-t,f the aforementioned 1000 cattle full 600
ar. Leaving short 4OJ from al other One
undr, ,nd thyhve landed At Cambridge, about 40
AZ n ghtou los e from last week Some 800
or 600 of the ghtes Western Brighton driven
10 Cambridge and sold At O.c 3S shrink TO l2ic onehird
shrink This something else, seemed TO make u hard for
the Northern droyer to sell their stock any price The
unusuay large quantity OF beef thrown upsn the market
during past week has injured the city trade far
make the wholesale butcher. Indifferent reluctant sbou,
day noticed that the stock OF Lambert Hastings t. Sisoy
but little reduced numbers, OF whom had disposed
singh. arrival Some 500 6C Of the Western arrived at
Brighton Saturday the remainder rather late yesterday
afternoon and there quite number to be sold th after
Thus Tar think prices about the las;
with the Of prices gradually lesenng nearly al being
sold at |! dlJc Y n.
The supply Of sheep has fallen of 900 from last week
and sales been readily eectedmos fair lots at q
v ~ about the last week but quick market always
avors the seller The hide and tAow trade reported as
very dull.
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IIGh ltDDbt' zen sup NeN- osA-
WV r. BARR Genl Pass Agent New.iork

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Iralns leave
i i Isme,,ip New Yort as follows: ,o.-..
500 a m Greenpor Mail, stopping al ell Stations
ii .Oo q. M. for Hyossei. .--,--
5oop m Ysphank EIpess and to GreenpoT on Saturdays
400 D. ~. SyOssrt kxPess
5.O0 y. "a. for FaguingCaIe.
Trains for Royu and Glen Head leave al y'oo m ahu
4:00 =. m. changing cars at Mlueoia
Sunday Excursion Train. leave Hunters foint ~ ~ H.
' r. WHITE, ern,-nien
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Corporation Noiites.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PCBLlC NO
- TlCE hereby given, TIE ovners occupant
occupants Of all Houses ard Lots improved unnproyed
.,sd adeced thereby that the following Assessments lave
e-h completed and lodged IN the Office OF the Board o.
Assesses examination by a. persons iute ested w;
For bui drug Oak st. from James TO Oliver 81.
p For hui 0ng Ia Alenst, between Houston and
tfcHtOfisfs. 49,
g. FOR tagging sidewalks IN Onetuudred audtweuy fifth
q .5ttl g.. between Eigith-ave. and Msuhatau-st-
For fencing lots south SIDE OF Forty fourth s.,
- feet Of Eleventh-eve
Tue limits embraced by such Assessment include ell the
ouse and Lots 81 Ground Lots pieces Luo
I7arceis OF L8ud, situated
Both sid, Of Ouk-,t., from James 90 Oliver-st.
81 tho ots both siGes Of Alenst, between Houston
oud StlufoH-sts.
AL hc lots both sides Of Onehundred audtwen,y hfh
C-5thI &c. between Eshtn.ave. and Mauhattau.st.
Two los south side o. Fort yi0uTthst commencing
IOO leet west 0i Eleventh ave
AT per whose interests affected by the above named
Asscs-ten and who opposed 70 the same, either Of
tLen le5ted present objection, M writing 10
of zoe ull-rgned, 20 their office, No. - ChanbeIs-st.
k.se New Court House within thirty day from the date
~ I'll, uyUc-.
ISAAC D. HUNT.
OYY!CF i.9AED OF AssEsSORs.
New COgrt-Bouse, teD. 2l 1886.
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CITY NE ws.

CELEBRATING THE VETO OF THE FREEDMKyi
BUREAU BML-At 3 o'clock yesterday atternoos
Messrs Decker and Smith of the Sheriff s Office irsS
salute Of 100 guns in the City Hall Park, in honor os
the veto OF President johnson on the Freedmsn's B0
reau bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

Boy MIssIyG.-Gustave Frshman, little
boy IL years old left his home on Tuesday morning.
and has not been heard from since. description II
him will be found in an advertisement in another col
umn and any information concerning hin viii BE-
gratefully received by his father H. Frohman. No. ssS
Eighth-st in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight Depo; "a New orb, foot Of
bevst councc- at Hampton Junction with the Delaware,
nrtswnuna and Western Railroad AID kGston with the
Irhgh Valley Railroad and IT, connections forming direct
line rttsbnsh and che West wthou! change Of .so
10 '"' GnEGT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Erprrs, Trains dly from he We.t except Sundays,
when OLE evening tfan.
On. tran daily (e4cept Saturdays. for the oil region.
sixty miles houTs saved by this line 70 Chicago,
Cincinnati, ST. Louis &C. with but one change Of cars
WINTER AKHANGEME
Conrnencnr Nov. 20 l.6j-Leaye Now YORK follows:
At6 - ul for Easton Mauch Chunk NiiAnsport, Wiket
barre Aslsnoy City, rte -
/ Man IKAis-At o n. ~. for FlemnsOn Easton, Water
Gan Scranton WikesbArre, Great Bend binghamt0u eto
"a m-Wrdern Express for Fasion, Scranton, Crest
Bend Allentown Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and tie
West with but change Of cor. 20 Cincinnati Chicago
and but two changes 70 - Lous' .
| ~ "A Ty.Is--for Esston, Allentown, Msuch Chunb,
Wnkr,barfe WilAmspof.. Reading POt,svile Harrsburs
m.-For Ea.ton Scranton. Crest Bend, BeiLehen,
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. -
IN m-For someryile aud Fleminrton
D. m-E1 1press train Tor the on Region and Eris dA y
except saturday. 90,
$50 =. m.-for Somervhe.
6pp.m'-WFsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-For E,.,on, Al
leutewu Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh aud the West
Sleeping through from jersey City to Psburghs cry
"TLIZABFTHPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave New. ork foot Liberty 81. at 10 20
Tickets for IVES. be obtaincd a. the Office OF mo
Central Kafoad Company foot Of Lbery-st, ~ H. at No.
A,or House Al Mo- III 526 Bnd 9ii broadway the
principal hotels JOSIAH o. sTEARNs. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

ENTERTAINMENT AT THE FoRSYTH-sr. M. &.
CHURCH. There will be a musical and literary enter
tsinment given by the bible Glasses Of the Sabbath
School attached TO the Forsyth.st NJ. T. Church this
evening at Z! o'clock at which the exercises will b
assisted by number OF celebrated vocalsts includnl
little Florence Reynolds, the musical prodigy"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
i1ori- Uarhrns' Notice.
STATE OF Ngw YORK.

Ponr .WAFDEY. OFNcE, No lOt WiI't
NOTICE is hereby given. iu accordance with
~ section ofthe act passed April H. 1851 entitled An
Act 20 EeOrsniLe the Wsrdens Office OF the fof eI <ew
Nork TO ~ persons Interested in having charge or hs
suhjec. matter Of such inquiry, examination that
the follow vessels nowundsr examination by the Port
Nsrtsu, that the said surveys examinations will be
completed within teu day. succeeding this notice,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

MINIATURE ALMANAC 80
spn 6 40 sun ses.....5 43 Moon Se.s....l2;OO
HIGH WATER TIL. DAY .
Sandy Hook 1870 Gov. Island. Hell Oae''''' La
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

TRAINS LEAvE NEW yQhn'
for New Haven. 100 bO0 (FI.) ll.5O lIlo, (ErJ
400 ttI.) 343, 80 and 300 (EI,)p. -
For Bddeepot zoo. 800 OIL fl.J0 a M Rl5, (EK)
400 0r ! d As, 40 and 800 (EI,) p m
For Milford and s,fatord 7Ol ila0 a NJ - 40 p m
For Fairfield Southport and Wes,port, 10" i'o~ u 80
asp. . -. r. n N :, 81 - ,9t- ~, ,
80, tt.i a45 40 3 40 BoO (EI1 .
por psricn 20. 80. IlJO ;J.f5. 49, 3J0 D. M
For Cic,nwich. 90 $50 ll.JDaH 345, AZ, 30 ~ In
for StapN,rl go 90 Er.,) go lJO IA lila, (LIl
90 fF, ~ 40 SD $50 8 0o (EI.l p. ~ - o,o ., m
To P,t Chester and Intermediates stations 7O' NV l'
. m 345 40, 80, $50. 100 = m .,.,
$50 CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield, sooa ~ lEI) 800 (hI''AO'
p 50. - an
For Hartford ami Springfield, S0 III, ttI-) Is'i' 'oo
"a 300 .. n. 80 ,,,.
For conneei-u, River Railroad ~ (Ex,) l2l5p M
T. Montreal g o. p ~. % Northampton. rs.
Eor Hartford Providence gnd tihAA RdIfo1d SV' 'hAI
1918 ?. . c.. p.u.,,s,.
Coz a. M. II 49, Jo1 del p m.
For ana Il. road ig.I5 Q 20 Northampton
Tof Housatonic Railroad, ba m.
Tor haurnfuck RAJ road, B0jA. M, 100 r. nL -.
For D.ubury and horSAk Railroad, 10, I'D C. m, ~
=. - -. 400 - - -
JAMES N. HOlI, sun'.
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-TO STONE BLOCK PAYERS.-Separaie

fENO STONE BLOCk PANERS.-Scparate
4 SEALED PROPOSALS, each indorsed with the title
the uo Lc 10 may b. oieTed tie Of bidder
sEd he the Offering vii be received at this Office
uufi u clock NJ. Of WEDNESDAY. February 20, 1866
wlr hour they M be publicly opened for the
mon Of STONE BLOCK PANEMkNIS IN the following
street. 20 t.it:
Fi..y..~yrntn.street from Finh to Ninth-avenue,
y-uiuth-sireet from fthayenue 10 Fast River
Ioityiiiuti street, from Ninth 20 Tenthavenues;
fo1 y .olTth-streo', from bToldway 70 Ninh-avcnue
A. Ihi-iavcuue. from ltyth 10 l25h-streeis.
Se ions sud blsrk form the proposals. be OBJ
AIMED o. ,gp cation a. this Office. -
THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH
A. W. CRAVEN.
Croton AQueduct Board.
1cti. Groom Aqueduct Department February a. 1866
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Orcau G.camcre.


OrrIcs OY WELLS FARGO Co.
Nry York Ayp CALiGOgNIA EXPRR3s AND ExCHANGE Co,
No. 80 BROADwAf NKw YORK
GUTPPERS OF FREIGHT 10 the PACIFIC
- COAST VIII please take notice hat having been appointed
FREIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP TO-.
are prcparci so receive FREOhTs for California. ore
rln Ntvds Washington Territory, sandwich Islands, Cen
tla America and West Coast South America "
Tor Ippy office, no. 81 broadway. or freight
oaicc. 6ock foot Of CanE-st.
siesue7s wiz sail ls lth and 2st Of each month; those
d1fe, falling Suudiy on preceding SatuI lay.
No slow frei ,hi received on day Of sa in.
Freight must be- delivered on doek loo of { ana q,
Rills Of adinr viii Doe issled o. No. 81 broadway.
Ou usual psckaac express vii be- sent - each steamer and
Will close al 10 u. m. on sailing dsy.
Our letter bags will close at Ils g. N ,,
For convenience Of mp customers letter hss' w
be kcr' the metropolitan Hotel and on tue DOCK loot o
Caualft a.,
Our frsuked envelopes viii be sale OF 'he Office o. The
Hotel and az a. our Offices No "a Broadway and Cana -.
d0ck ,
opes.
Sight Exchange on s.n Francisco ior sale. ,
Tc.rVAic tIasrgs II money made TO al points feacne1
hy tle wires o. WcE, Coast
CaiiJuis Coupons bouga! At best rate,
WELLS. FARGO Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
\ NOTICE % SHIPPERS to SOUTH aud CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Having concluded arraussments with
the PACIFiC STEAM NAVIGATION CJMPANl and ths
CENTRAL AMERICAN STEAMSHIP q 0NIAn \ \ H. We We a.
now 1rtrarea 10 receive aud forward WITH DISPATCH a
kinds OF goods and from points on the sou ~ IACI1
anG CENTRAL AMERICAN COAST under = hto1 ~ r ,gh
BILLS or LADING. at GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Forsrhsr Particular sca;ion Of sood AID rates siPy
d Oficc No - Broadway.
WELLS. FARGO a Co.. sole FIeish, Agents P. NJ. 5. SEQ
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OF,Icg or COMMISSIONERS oP TAXES AND AssEssxEsTs
No 81 Chan bers street
NRw-iORK. jan. D. 1866. y


NRw-iOKK, Jan. O. 1906. )
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-NOtic is here
= by Civ thst the As-r-s leDt Rolls of the Red and
Ref.ous tse Of h. City sa County Of New lOIk for the
yea lI open i0T inspection and review from and
Monday January 1896 will remain open till the
f1 II April 1866 for the correction o. ind the
you zJa OF the assessflcn Of the aforesaid real aud
re-.orsi estate o. the City aud County Of NewYork. AL
persons heayiug themselves 70 be Hggeyed must make ap
cation g. the Commissioner during the period above
to ed der obtain the eel provided By law The oct
@ provides that during tho time The books shall be open
g. puI p-ctOu tereube0re provided application may
De ndG by persou consderus LseI aggeved by the
od valuation Of h real personal enie, to have the
Came rcted II such application be made in re alton 70
fe rd valuation Of real e-tato Il be made IN writ
IN setting the ground Of objection thereto and thereupon the
Connie. shall examine into the complaint and II IN
fr d-meut the assessment erroneous they shall
te se 20 connected. II such application be made in rela
Nu % assessed valuation O pcf-ouA estate the HpDIcan,
a. e ryatnrd under oath by tie said Commissioner who
a be- ll'L0rIfd 10 admllteT snc oahs. any Of hem
aHf hs their Judgment the erCueous
ty s cause the % b. corrected and 1 the
a. sle a.sIleut they may believe to b. just and declare
fli thereon within tIty days aftcr such Gpphca
fl0r A have been made 20 them. No reduction shall be-
1Htde uy e Board Of supervsors Of any sessca real
sd p.-, a. tate imposed der Til, ect u shall ap-
r uu4rr Oah siTunou that tie yfriy sgcfieved
Gab ,eud within the period prescribed Tor the
non Oi by Of sickness absence from the city.
J. WILLIAMSON, Cor pi.,ore,. of ,r.,e,
4. ". BROWN 14u A'sehsAeil"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Hle0ieal.

NEW EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED
~ DI. LARMONTs MEDICAL and SURGICAL WORK
s diseases o. tie Pelvic Niscera Nervous Debility fies
kuls Structure end Constitutional Affections Also, con.
%su large number Of illustrating the subjects treated
af th Sold mailed 20 any address by the Doctor
Fio. tesey-,.. Ireotmen; from 10 a. m to 5 p
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Boston Live Stock Market.

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDEoRD.
E,roye1 for IHx TRBuSE "a. ending Wednef6sy
teb. a. lso6.
Amour, OF stock at market:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
GEORGIA,

EVERY SATURDAY EROM rlkR No. lj' n T.
In with Railroads throughout OeoTria ana floIda
EMPIRE SIDE.NHKEL LINZ. 80 .
Passage rates through to Augusta Macon Ihomave IN
ren, BTunswick St Msys fenandns Jacksonville ana
lstkA
The fsyorte wheel steamship SAN SALVADOR Joshua
Atkins Commander will sal tor Savannah direct nom Tier
NO. - North River. foot of Cedar Oh SAIURDAfi feD
"a, promptly al o'clock.
Freight received daily and handled carefully
Bills OF lading Furnished and signed Oh the Pier.
The SAN JACINTO fonows MaTch3.
For Freight Passage-hayng elegant accommodation
:" GARRISON ALLEN, Agents No. S owing green.
Agent ut Savannah. H. II. HARDkE, ESQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22

BRUrALLY BEArHs.-On Tuesday evening
Thomas Cosgrove quarreled with bis vne' M"sAss
at their residence No. 695 Wstersf ana nhAiy '.ues
her powerful blow the head wln e1nsr n 6onnhna
the fourteenth Precinct and yesterday Justice Sn.na:
lev committed him to await the rssuh OF 'ns ~omans
injuries