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Ne OFFICIAL RETURNS have yet been re-
ceived from the elections last week, but
enough is know to show that the Demo.
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The majority in New York will be about
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DIED.

Tuesday Feb H. Sarah Ana wife OF Solomon he
The n5. Of the family respectfully invited attend her funeral
f her late residence No $50 fhitSye. Thursday tue Hh n
att O'Clock p IN
on h o. Feb John Carlisle son Of John ana
eaunie Taylor McKevan aged years mouths and days
Relatives And friends m Invited 70 attend tho inre o
tbs parents No AZ West Twenty nrstsI on "eno
DAY the lhh Inst, al p H.
On Tuesday morning Feb r. DR. Jason Orion after oug
and peinf illness q the 5lst Of his age
Tn ~ ue family are invited attend bis funeral 1t his late res
d.nco No aI Court Brooklyn THURSDAY Feo H. EoeooA
p.
RAYon Modsy Feb H. Ese daughter OF aud sarah
n RAY aged 3yean month aud p days . -, -
The resvss and feuds family invited 10 attend inc
from hs rosfsuee oh parents No 70 B Four'sh on "euH
day 18th inst, at o'clock
Vernon, and Boston papers please copy
Sunday Fob TO- aer brief Tines in the 18th year OF as
ag William Scott native of Hswick Scotland and Tor more u ~
yaar resident Of this city. an ,--,,., A. .,..,d
rSs r.avrs and feas family respectfully invited asu
s rsa from his residence No "a Wet Thirty 3nh 81" 9
seventh RishhAVes Friday 18th insi az s'oA w. ~
r.,naIrs will be- taken ~ Greenwood for i1toTioehN
wETMORE-At Hudson CITY n j. Tuesa Feo VI fahn' ""
daughter of Julia WetwOr In he slh year u I
Penls and relatives the family invited " a'end het
the resdsnss Of her paepi ThsEssy lAth AAA No.
without further invitation - - ,,,.
WH1LOCK-On Monday 18th Inst ster shOSt tne huf~ = WI"
lock daughter Of the Ate Sydney WhlHock ana sneral
TIA r,lATyss and friends o. family requested % aehl w ~
from the houpe Of Jamas Phyie NO i"o "s'' '"
ThurslAy next l4th iRss. At IL oclcSE, -,
wILSON-n BROOKLYN r. D.. on InoslAg' REQ H. " '@s W.
Charles a wilson t-tot b. .tte,l tae d,rer,l
hi, 10 Wlsoust bIooAy" H. ~ ''''
CIhorsdAyD atteuOon, at ooiooi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

Breakdown and country rapidly are growing,
and the demand for lumber cannot be supplied Hence
BRICK take place but here is difficulty for la
br and dear The next resort to make brick
by machinery but to do with profit requires great
strength and sllful construction. Many brick machines
have failed for these reasons and because they too
complicated to be managed by common laborers. But
inventors win not rest Abram Requa claims he has
machine, called the Eureka, combining the objects de-
sred that Is making brick rapidly and with compar
atiyely little help, while it is durable. BY such inven
lions modern enterprise alone can be met Those in
terested IN this subject will find the machine fully de-
scribed in an advertisement.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO Tbs TRIBUNE.


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fSR SEs. aSS c Ssa I' So H. R Sa
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pr s qs ssSsa sGG s aSd E Ss sf
Extra Tp gS 81 Wheat dnooI az s2 % for Spring % 8 fo
s se4fs1Ss T iso. White a lSss EI
s1 spus 81 Is or sodd pI% P FIJI ' Rys
Gel %sEty aagE o. Is Giy 6f%sr snd active At go
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m @s Ga B g ks rs pS Shorts Is" as Gs!n n's
Railroad frsighs-Fou to Bo'tOn ST. to NeHYOk sO to Albany
Ssa 3 e. g $ssi T .ai s u :1 e
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s. a. "a 4 Is s Cotton Sas S;:.
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81 q Timothy smer at 10 o. FaH % Is Lnseed OIL 81 %
hols Butter and Cheese arm and unchanged
Gold l5 buying and lJ selling Exchange drm
Al par buying and ITO selling Money market steady.
MLwArgRg Feb 2Flour dull Wheat declned sales ONO j. At
% TO- No al 9 Corn steady sales Of Old No at 78c
Os dull At SD 80 Receipts:
Flour O bbs Wheat a. 900 bush Oats 1880 bush Corn 1000
bush Shipments: Flour 1900 bbls WHEAT 1900 bush
CARLEsrON Feb COOn ace sales Of 800 bales MddRgs at
Gle.
NEwRLEAS Peb ICoon hm and unchanz ses4 800 bales
Sidng t0Jlc Mddlng 81 receipts for fDur DAYS
10 OJ bes 10 900 for corresponding period last week exports
1000 balrs arm sales Of Pair At BE Moasses nsf sales
and Prime Choice 73@7)c Flour am and
chsugei " super6ne At ~ IS and Extra at S26S3 Corn
very sales 81 ia ~ IS Oats drmi sales 8 Hay hrm;
shoulders Sides Hole Lard higher sales at d5ic
Whky-sse 90 Gold. 1851 Bank Sterling 66. New Work
Exchange. discount Freights unchanged.
BALTsOKE Feb 2Rour easier and steady Wheat mac
nominal White 0jd %; Prime yellow steady 81
Whisky roo az IS Cotton duh at J5c for Mid
pnds Coffee firm 3 0ljt In gold IN bond for prime
nay 10! hc Tor fair b good Refining
Glover Seed dul al 80 5)n % 70 Flax seed, ~
IsvIsvLR Feb 2Obac0 market active ses IS bids at So .
sses ofSapsrfBe 80 Wheat sales 81 Prime AZ
Of Sheled bulk roc Oats sales Al 6Goic
Mess 2 Bus shoulders sales Of packed at BIC Bacon
Shouie sale, Of packed st 10 a0tc Bacon Clear Sides sales at ia
1+ Bacon Hans sales l5Gl6 Lard saes Of erces at 2sc
WHISKY; Of Raw At - IS Prime NssOreans Sugar. sales at
WuNfsgrOE O. FEB i2cotton dull Mildlng 293c Spirits
Tupenlns dali sass o0e Rons quiet; sales st $685. Tar 6un
S,v.xs,u y.h IA -r,taon firm Iivernool Mting 9llc
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. .."FEB. Il

ARRIVED.
steamship San Salvador Atkins Savannah With mdse aud pass 10
Bari Rsoarone Gt.l Db.o Palermo 100 DAYS with fruit &c.
~ Lawrence, Giles & Co. -
Bark Marion of Bermuda Thom Singapore Oct 2th via 81 H
De- 20 With mise Spring Mott Co Pssed Anger NOV o
Stopped 81 Helena get supplies and repair steering sPara
Bark Hlawata tBrcm Matthias Bremen 80 days with mse and
pass 70 Oelrchs Go.
with e and pass 10 W. Cameron Has had light winds add
4 ms most Of the passage
BARK Barn COnyer Of and from Bermuda Il days With hides
Bs OOH tof Jersey ygo, 81 days with sugar Napier
SthE hi. Amsien Smith Norfolk edsys for New.H'ven
Welcome Beebe Crawford Pernambneo Jan 10 with sugar
10 master Sailed company with bark HaIard for New forE
Schr Navigator Wks MApsguef IL days Win nut 70 l.
Pes Hal heavy weather 9Th had heavy gale rom She '"
w and Chrgss loading Maggie Van DaIen for
Philadelphia ia ? days; Albert Pecker, loading.
BELOW.
Brig la Capo from Cardiff
Brig Valencia. from Mansanllo.
Brig Forest state
Schr Charles Holt
Jan o. lat 49, Ion So TO- bark Fortuna from Liverpool for Galveston
Dee 30 lou II ~ f., ship Daniel KING ~ nom BOMBAY
IA "a M A 50 lon 4S5 r. spohs b. sloopofWar Psnaoon.
k;f Pymout via 1t IeeuA and Ascension
10 s. oug II 10 w. brig Hornet from Cape Town 'r
London.
MEMORANDA.
The shin noo Brl for Liverpool cleared odsy With valued
At $1,000 The bg Rh (Br or Moneyteo, aud the scr ucr
Alexander (c for Porto Rico also cleared large Meet Of yes
sells from foreign and ooAswss ports caue up th' AFTERNOON
DOMESTIC PORTS.
WELLINGTON lgSaed steamship Pometheu Tor NeWi ON
Feb l2Aryyed steamships Lnlu aud Sea Hu ba
ss ,,,@bps Pcnssr Liverpool and carota for NewYor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
The Standard of Excellence.

possession Of these instruments for time
experience and the experience Of Others possessing the
machine with whom have il contact INTERESTINGLY that
yy EKcRLLRSoIEs CLAIMED Or a.
We do Of other machine capable Of doing all The work Of
afamy-oB the fHeas pbro 10 the heaviest eIO-ss the lcoK
Gibbs Bedford Times, g. E.-44dUerttsemenL
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PASSENG Frs ARRLHED.

FROM SAVANNAH Peb Sin steamship San Sayslor-Georgs
MeCosky Jane, Weloh Thomas Murphy Pat Meaeh Loer Capt
Partridge ~ Rsnsreet A SelgmAn r. Loyal J. Crowley j. A.
Carban Everett John C. Dutch H. shepherd Burck r.
W. Goo Geo Mills J. l. Browu II r. Mccall. W Brown aOd in
FEOA FOO CHOW Feb l2-Iu bark oueenslandMr W. DARBY
and wife
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TRUSTEES;

IhOSkbESi
MORRIS FRANKLIN Presen. Of life nI7rAae Co.
John Doremu SiIou Dry Gooisl No IS Vsrreass
DAVID BOWS David Co. Flour Merchants No % Sou'a
ISAAC KENDALL Union Banss Of William sni Pine ss
DANIEL S. MILLER (A.c Dater, Miller Co. Groeers)
WIN c. DUsBNBBRRY, Real Estate Broker)
HENRY BoGBRT (Bogsr Kneeland), No ~ "illam't
JOHN ROGERS Qsse wysih Rogers Co.. fnpor'er'). Ne Is
wilAm-st
JOHN MARS (Merchsntl % soutt-s,
DUDLEY r. FULLER tFue Lord Coz No 40 GreenSichst
JOHN Z WILLIAMS. President oftae Metropolitan Bank
VIM H. APPLETON Appleton Co. PubIshersl Nos A1 and az
Broadway. go
ROBERT B. COLLINS collins Brothers saione. No LOG Lsss'
ardst
WILLIAM BARTON CHm, Barton Sou) No 81 Wallst
WILLIAM A. BOOTH Booth Bisar No. % Froatst
SANFORD COBB Eagle Fire Insurance Co. No. IL WahA
GEORGE A. oSGOOD Banker an Setback, Mssse Col No ~
winsm-st
HENRY BOWERS (sOvss BeekmAn Bradford it,, Dry dOOds.
No 50 Leoaarlst
CHARLES L. ANTHONY (An,hony 4 Hail. Dry GOOdsD No. -
LsOnArist
MORRIS FRANKLIN, PresdeO.
ISAAC G. KENDALL, VeePr''ii''s
WILLIAM II. BEERS, Ac'nap.
TgESF9is B RoSEsr csiAi 6 Medical
ShGRGRs whfGar N B. Assistant Examiner
The Hair, scalp, and Face.
pmo sntbor the valuable BOOK published AMI 'r s,is
b JAMES H. 10 ~ Br S,oo, ,. Of Ss h. a. wss are
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ds3a F M'Iis ss T EsTeSs
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Dr. only Physician this country who makes 'pens
Al ooasui,aoa. Psr.op.lly OF by letter are nee
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

Prpsoyu.-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Rodisco the Russian Minister at the Clarendon Hotel
ex.Gov. Andrew of Massachusetts,, at the Brevoort
House GOV Burnside Of Rhode Island at the Fifth,aye
tou1e ,bc Hon Thonas Carney, Kansas the Hon r. T.
i and Wm IL Seward, jr Auburn, and JAZZ. DoWeik
CO. Cucaso, al tho ~, Nicholas uQteh
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nianr-nInn Goai..

AcIpD-w IACKSON No. 031 BROADWAY, saeonn,u,I On
h,' c assortment BomSaae All an othfr aSlnes ny.
GI,. ~ R-Laaies waited With goods At hsir esaenSe
su,ts 70 order short MOTTO" NO 'i efoAlNAy, opPo1 @
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Gpetial Notirea
Sweet AliRan

Ia prety garden flower but II you want S~1 OF sweet hV'u~
Won viii Cad the nearest approach to i" tue be'' 0iO r"A
| Ions NIGHT RLQoAING cGREVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
y.ssAa. v.h la-cotson frn Liverpool MdilIng 1Iic.
Cambridge CATTLE MARK

Peb -Reeerb o. Cattle 1853 Sheep and Lambs si59 Prices o
Beef Extra s 5oaaD TO- First quality, SllGS1 secoad quail
ity sloDsl015 Thifd quality. s3Es0@
sheep and Lambs nom % e.n per pound Which TO cent es
Ahoagh receipts 300 bead less than week
when frozen Mutton s1h sacrifice Market closes dull
The nimbar Northern States smaller than las;
ieaceacy by Western Cattle Working
ore sold pei pair ffOuS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
6.727,sI0 Cd

The Trustee, have declared return Premiam follows sCRIPr
DIVIDEND FIFTY PER CENT al participating premiums 80
issued twelve months " JanaAu y
tie Dividends declared In 1850
be redeemed cash ant AFTER tue arst Mooa
az the Home Once Policies subject
Notes the Redemption the settlement OF nss
By order Of the Board. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
NEw-YoRK DAfIY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1867

= MOVEMENTS OF GEN. HOWARD.
THLsgAiPa TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS Feb 12.-MajOr-Gen. Howard arrived
here yesterday from the East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
JANUARY !, 1867


&@
Amount Of Assets January 1906 Sl 81 20
Amount premiums received during 81 TBS 052 20
Amount Of interest received and accrued 10.
GLIDING premiums on gold, Ge............ 352.7,2 ~
sos 500 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
WILLIAM n BEERS, ActasrY.

During the year 1895 Policies issued, nslrng ga
BALANCE SHEET OF THB COMPANY, JAN 1851
A..,, :, above At SO, s27 SIC %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13

!,
WILMINGTON Feb 9Saod steamship POmeheus Tor New orr
CGaELsroS Feb lsAryysd steamships Lnu aud Sea Gull ia
more; schr honteznms Eorth - -. ., ~,
sailed steamships Poassr Liverpool and Cafoa TOT Ne"io
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUPPLEMENT-
ON WHAT sTREET
lA ANi-NuE

mn ~ .ssst ssssssss go s
7 If,h Suttt.
10 ssHsHHas sss
Wet Washington Place
~ s'feet ............
18th Stfett .........-...i. q.
10 .-s..s... .-..--- o.
40 o.ssts-.ss. s.-s.s-.ss q.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ENEMENTs SOLD FOR TAXES AND REGULAR

lr~"rN" f0" AAD"
rents Of decnIedn
atpubhcc
days January
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sand
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ter executors
sdhr suhte
BmEuo ARREARS OFFICE
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-23

eR WHAT STREET
on AyEhUR.
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DIST Ward,

ttb hfeDoe. s.s.ss-s
Broadway ........ss...
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-05

HAY FoRK-'' Waif." whose favor was consid-
erably delayed by the storm, sends the follow
ing 50 As | write the wind whistles unpleas-
antly among the neghboring pines, and the rain
comes patterjng the roof of my lonesome cab
in in manner calculated to gladden. the heart
of ye honest miner The countenance Of our
usually staid friend of the trading-post is light
ed at the prospect of speedy settlement of old
scores, and the spirit moves him to frequently
pass ont his decanter of forty yards Kentucky
and invite all hands to smile The mining sea-
son has fairly commenced. Wells Ruch Hoyt
and others the upper East Fork, are already
slucing, and Conln l. Burns will soon be at ii
with fine prospects. Burk & Powers, on China
Flat and Zook, Ion the lower fiat, will be busy
soon, judging from appearances. The miners in
this section have a good prospect for a long sea-
son water and we expect to take out more gold
than usual upper Hay Fork. Burk L Franci:
have their new ditch completed to opposite Eas
Fork. and are running fine head of water. A
number of parties are now prospecting with it
but sufficient has not yet been done to develop
the character of the diggings. When we know
more in regard to them will keep you posted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-05

HURRY SCURRY AMONG THE UNDERwRITERS.-
Something appears to have broken loose among
the Underwriters, by which the established rates
of insurance, heretofore fixed by the respective
insurance offices, have been broken up. As a
consequence each office is running on its own
hook, and insuring property on the @ lowest
possible terms, compatible with safety. In one
way the rivalry which has sprung up will prove
beneficial to the public-people can get their
property insured somewhat cheaper than former
ly. But it may be that without the conserving
influence of Board of Underwriters there will
be less security afforded to insurers too
active rivalry among Insurance Companies will
be apt to lead to the taking Of dangerous and
Improbable risks. 1t is alleged that agents OF
foreign Insurance Companies doing business in
this State have received instructions to insure
property for "any price that they can get,
hence the breaking up of old underwriting ar
rangements, and the lively rivalry now existing
pears that our home Insurance Companies were
fast absorbing all the business.-San francisco
Morning Call.
As q natural result the rates of premium or
fire insurance have been greatly reduced by al
the Companies represented in San Francisco
both home and foreign. The Spirit Of the Time.
believes the reorganization of the Board o
Underwriters can be accomplished with very
little trouble if properly taken in hand.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-05
Spetiat Motites.

Science Gloriously Applied.-surrERIsaC CHAN
GED TO Jor-The great Maendie admits in Of his lee
lures that the faculty have yet done little check dis
ease He that with all their knowledge they CROP
ing in the dark Why is ths' Simply because they have
not discovered to the of the maaes they seek
to cure Herein, it would Professor Holloway has
surpassed them ALL Instead Of trusting haphazard
hbton of sereotyped preparations he sought in the dsor
dered human organization the secret Of its condition
He found il i'll that ruddy fluid which the element Of
organ and he knew that if the in that element
discharged neutrzed the body which it fed renewed and
sustained would be restored TO health He succeeded In dis
covering vegetable andoes which equal
TO the task This the origin twenty ago, of his
nous Pills and Ointment Now the world rings with their
ame Disease is met and vanquished whether developed in
ternally the surface His medicines break up mag
azine of poison in the system and like the heads Of the H
dra when cut from the peserous body the disorders die for
want of This understand he the phoso-
ply OF the operation Of HoLowAYs PILLS AND OINTMENT
What are honor euoument applause to the who has
from animated the of the origin of dis
and from the vegetable kingdom the of arrestng
all disorders at their fountain headeo York National f
ia