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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-03

The CURREScY.-We publish, in another
column, card purporiuF o como from
''the merchants of Column,a" Weunder-
stand, however, that til ,e, are number
of merchants who viii take the State
money at par.
We cannot but regret this action OF .
portion of the merchants Of Columbia.
The credit Of the State must be sustained.
and whatever may be the exigency of tho
times, any action affecting it by our own
people is to be deplored, and giving it pub
licity is. deeply to be regretted. 1t cannot
do any good, and is pregnant of evil re-
suits. If it requires premium to convert
the Sta,e bills receivable into national cur
rency. it would be much better for mer-
chants to add the premium 70 the prices
of goods than to attempt to dcpreciato tho
State currency.
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Local ItoEn

The Phonir Office is on Main street, q
fow doors above Taylor Tor Camden) street
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POCKEr DIARIES FOR 1857,

A N ASSORTMENT, of I'll sizes, for
"a Ladies and Gentlemcn-some with
Almanacs and Private Cash Tables, Stamp
Duties, &c. For sale at
MCCARTER'S BOOKSTORE.
Washington street, opposite Court House.
Jan ) Il. l.. BRYAN
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-03

OUR READING RooM.-Our friends are
invited to visit the Phn1lir reading room
where they will find on file papers and
periodicals from every section of the Union
The building is open day and night
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT We are indebted to
Mr. Robert McDousall for copy of the
Ayr AdreHjSer, of the 9th instant. The
Adce'tise' is fue specimen OF o Scottish
Journal. Such favors are always accepta-
bie
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ON HAND.
NOTICE.

YIHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
Il listing between c. II. BALDWIN and
Nj. Il. GREEN, under the name and style
of G. III. BALDWIN ~ CO., is dissolved
by mutual consent, dating from November
i, 1866.
G. Fl. BALDWIN has sold his interest
in said copartnership to NJ. B. GREEN
and L. w. GREEN, who will continue tho
business under the name and style of
NJ. Il. GREEN & co.
Both partners Will use the firm name
only in liquidation.
G. II. BALDWIN.
NJ. i. GREEN.
Columbia, S. c., January /, 1867.
Jan ) 6
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ODD FELLowsHIp.-Thef following ia tho
list OF officers of the respective bodies for
the ensuing semi-annual term:
Palmetto Lodge No. 6-Brothcr John
Mcintosh, N. g.; Brother c. d. Eberhardt.
'. g.; Brother +. ". Pape, Secretary;
Brother John Stork, Treasurer.
Congdree Lodge No. 29.-Brother f W.
Purse, N. G.; Brother Charles Barnum, V.
g.; Brother D. P. Mcdonald, Secretary;
Brother P. s. Jacobs, Treasurer.
EutdaO EhcdmpneM No. 2.-Patriarch
W. LasSalle, G. p; Patriarch w. w. Deane,
IA. p; Patriarch G. d. Eberhardt, S. W.;
Patriarch John McCammon, Scribe; Patri-
arch F: W. Purse, Treasurer, Patriarch T.
A. Muller. ]. w.
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HIsron1cAL.-The future historian wiz
be anxious to CLEAN tho most correct in
formation concerning the dcsolating march
OF Sherman; and especially will he look
for truthful record of tho sack and do
struction of Columbia. Tho only truo and
full statement of the terrible events OF tho
night OF the 18th February, 1865. will ba
found in the pamphlet Issued from this
Office.
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last Legislature amending the District
Court Act passed in September last, toge-
ther with the Act amending tho Criminal
Law, are being prepared by Mr.. VIM r.
Hunt, Secretary Of State, in order to
perfect the compilation already published
by him. With this addition, the coupila-
ton will be complete, and every District
Judge and lawyer who intends practicinc
In these courts sho0ld procure copy st
once.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
UI:lrF MOTIFS

Tho calendar for the Iir term u, The Queens County
tf C >c-ts o"r rfs r ri''' Tee r-.'' "'' "''1''' F"
Che dog war hegaI hri-hiy. lPio saturday night .'
iers .s4 ts,r talrl o. t i- ".f . h'e '-4 f s'l
Gmcht scavcngcr ZEN into sink 90 No qss watcr.t.
lsas-s "sE sa F., " s.1 r-n . ''f.'' Nt''' ''''
rhc ,a.e ~ william ~ Napier. charged Win dcflaud-
.rt Nsulrfts. tH o Haia nf ns i a'ffrTf ni -"
us. v % ts i 'r.H Mafs't '"at }''iei.t b.
~ ds'ssstt ro, o. bel hI Toe 'f aa' a-n'd i' ill'
Yr.teul.y afternoon Mary MuThy. Irish woman.
tsf ri.4' Hh Fips la boz fr ap-f''ti a. ~" ,'tt
Hs.isL $50 ,..s. % a,. .s f,f t4oru soa Of 'ss 49,
Icsirrday EliLasih MoGan - disco, cI"a 10 & ut
tts i.f e., .i-l. ~. u Lsr ri vesl' vlsh .,
ShmSas.ii ~ is y5 ~ Gy coroner seh7oer q,
tsas6r ,'lan or H1stu'I,f i'a3i o.el e o ~ h'
Nrs Via ia,s o. ltaaisof 30 ',ti!m.
li,, ,ouur n' w,r' yesterday nr"d tioaeh for rob
Tt,hop Hopim. or Vermont .INd,l.cr thc addr..s to
o. of.lsssr ti''st itr N,si's l'rai >ai1 oa iA-''
AL6ni 10 orlarl on SATURDAY night last valuable
bore b,rrHF 90 At ra l.Ar " h"u hh'cu "a' sI 10y "'
Yesterday morning vflo some lahor"r' wcr" cngased
trsifF fre ol trntr -1' d. Ne'f'' r''' Of To- ,ss
ltouu vb trsf ,o0' uucft te n'ef Of h"u'' ai'1t "
faris o. sit'rl '"uis e"taa ulo' a H'" W. ''.-E
s vir ntskuF '' .r' So .V in 'l'. 'o..'l '' =, "
a raf ilsr '''n'.i 60 '"n "'-'s' nta u ~, '- '
The office Of Mr. Ack"gson, ~ HIcl'nsack, W entefcd
by haga Srtuosr ' sut "ni n' n'i'' &C. 81 no Jar
uctr ,sur 20 hr tl't's s'rc rafioi ,s,' ., 49,, ,.
The United states iriutr fiAhklhhn uli' pnit 9'N"
dsy a. ooet hf hsf cruise She carres 90 i
o meu torrbi, epappci r." Tire roare The FanAn sa'
.s.tcl o. tr batsurr Vessels hln- 'e
sp seBi barrF L' h,'s- She pat n 'oh
ns,loa fhursay AL vI Iual 10 '"i "i i'" lc.l IN
Tho American Institute strawberry bNhntion VIII be
81. ,.,. I. lasiif.r 4 buia
lg Peuu. utnnF 20 'ih' tn hac 'f i'' read i 'h' 'n
sfeei.on Of the jidsrs ', osoet B, ~. adav
The Columbia College Association ~ hlrmni met last
r,,trr IN fhs IhrA tas, ra ff ruh a.. near Fourh
ave snd prpre iae rsu'ag 'royc ~ annual
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
tlrrouussneris
Anurnn FmrAarr lamenlcd that n.

ApuIRlL FARRNGUT amcnicd that naval
etiquette ,omp,c Lm 10 leave on De olu 1np without AAs "h
him the KNOX hat %, civic 'o'lt President John
o, u,hsd AZ All. dilemma be eou u. leave New orr
Tor Boston without ,con,iruug h. h,adfear YES added the
~y Seward rtou your head use 20 hard luocks here 1t
shan Tie onu',s of hSoA daan IN pearl 'a''
mere m tho more d,nGl diplomatic oehorses Of KNOX,
halter Of Nos Boadtay The President gmY smiled and
allowed that the Secretary ghtsis bic old hat while be would forth
-ttt. -
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
LATEST SHTP AEH $.
poKT op SEwlORK..........JrSS "a

Bng KsA Cs,,r AsphuAH y d'' Win @'' 'e = JOY
Bs Fa,"ie bae b,nsrsr l7 with to H. rroWbhdge
Sons tKeporisd before ~ tou Bafhadot' o., -
Brg C. M Rcynods U Dci New London 10 bala'' to J" fpe
Big Ro,m,r Mcfarland Portland .thlamh,r
Bng Sea Fosm Coomts Bangor. TO loolc Murray 80 , . d,
Bng Cnqus Sofes U M.,sns Palermo a. d'ys with NUT l.
Seh| VIA r. Smith (of Goues.tsr seymour ssv'dor6 days
ssLr g. K = tEGD biz Co,nvAu, With poisto,s to A&w T.
sehr sahw, Wright Bridgeport G. r. ~ days with eo' to C.
sehr Ida Burgess. Bage., Boston With cedar to
shL Josephine Iasennsn BacoS dav, fruit EnrS.
sesI n.'lsI Dsi,,, s,, go's a!sa Island S sA l,, s
sohr Sisters. rousy, fsl River
schr sylyie Rs,no.is, Pail River
schr Elizabeth, Birch frsnthn, wb lgmb'I
schr y VI. Tyler IA'sn Portland, With lumber
sehr Klen H., - Fal River.
soLr Fannie Hammer Tbbsits. boston
schr ZcAno Holt. BllsWotb with lumber
ss9r eh1ss M.h-H an. EAisSsgs e. ,oI III riss'' s
schr. Aida Hubbard Boston. . . .
schr A. @ Lyon. Lyon, GeogttoHb, D. G. "ih ''h
wISD--At sunset ~.
BELOW.
B.tl H.rse. Home from the Wet Iud,a
Bari W. T. Anderson. hom Porto hc"
BArk 81 Coni. from leghon
Dhg LYDIA n. Cole from Matsuns
Bng Marion, from MatanlAs
Brig George : Berry, from Mtiahms
MEMORANDA.
The steamship China Of the Pacihc MAJ snHushP 'oS
plny's line, weut TO seh TO day on tna "L
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Cr,u,YsroN Inre 24-Arrro scm. H. JAcs. from Norfolk
steamer MorrIa New York; scbE LILY, do ;chr :" H. re~ Phi
adelphia htig Pnlorrlla MatautnA
sailed 5estsrily Saraeossa aud Champion Tor Nesiork
uMoHItF june il-Ar,d. brig Challenger ur) from Liverpool
60 Iuue The steamer Man from Portland arrived
ts Win 100 COO IN eass 1000 barrels ol aouL The bark
Whistler has .sr for New Bedford
WImSGroS s. c. june StArnved to-day steamship Fairbanks
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25


These caTatS nne, ana are superior 10 any MoIoh
Pens made previous to the year 1860 , o,.. 81,
livery Pen is stamped "A Morton, Second onaHty'
and numbered. --.A. ....,. ....t, q,
The Points are warranted for six months except against
accident. 49, .,--- -. .-. .o, % 10. 90,
The Cases made OF Coin silver Dut are not 80 hca'y
a. those Of the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
rASrs WITH PENCILS.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

BULLS llEAD.-With gain both in numbers and
tize beef cattle have declined ale. In price and 10 was
hard work clear the market for the droycs crowding
forward FOR Wednesday aud Thursday There $50
head sale at One-hundredth-si. Yesterday making
5.jj for the week Most Of the sales at l6al7tc
sheep are plenty bnt tie gut ~ last week st in
huences the market and with lG7, head as the fo0tngs
no advance can reported. IiOg doing c. better
owing to light supply to-day. arrivals. 1881 head for
the week, aud ~ 81 y II the top price, The market
being cleared AT an early hour.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
MOTIONS F1Esr QUALITY.
fwARRASrTD

These Pens are fine. and are pointed Win nc
ot In. ouolty Ii sold with the slightest imperfectou
which skin and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen Is stamped " A. Norton Flist Vuallty ana
numbered. - -.--.-. ....,.,
The Points arc warranted for months except against
accident. - ~. o...i.,,
arr extra heavy aud strong.
Prices OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

TIE BOARD oB MDEENTN-'Ihc Board met at !
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, President shannon In the
chair resolution laid appropratng Al 200 or
a regatta 10 he held the Fourth Of July next tho
North River The Board accepted communication
from the Mayor inviting them 10 Join him m reviewing
the First Division ~ o. - n. v the Fourth OF July
next The Board concurred win the COuncnen In ap
propriatng $4,000 Tor the celebration of the coming
Anniversary Of our National Independence. By
vote OF nine III the Affirmative 10 four IN the
negative. the Board coneurrod with the Councim
IN directingt he Corporation l0unsol 10 discontinue
all further proceedings IN the the extension OF
Church-st resolution offered directing the lIar
lem Railroad Company Ia construct an iron bridge
tho cut IN Tuntiravo NJ Lighty -sfcOndst. Alderman
HA.DY hoped hat when the bl1dge slall have
s1ueEd " would De tpoGD 10 "kcehlpisss EJidsS
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

CELEBRATION on THE FOrErn.-Wc have noted
the official order OF MaiorGcn. -ha ior the parade OF
the First Division Of the National ouum the Fourth
The Board OF Aldermen and Coucnen have resolved Ia
eXpend $4,000 for due celebration of She day, The
Councimen also set apart 100 for regatta on the
day The Aldermen laid over resolution To spend
200 for like purpose The Aldermen also laid the
COuncinens resolution 10 cXpend 500 for the entertain
Of the school children Of the Twelfth Ward ana
HIndaPs Island upon the Fourth.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
GUNPOWDER.
ORANGE RIFLE AND SPORTING POWDER
THE PRIZE POWDER oP THE w0RID

ORANGE RIFLE AND SPORTING POWDER
THE PRIZE POWDER oP THE wORD.
TIE at,npon sposmen and dealers called to he following
lrtts
i,e trial before the Examining Board in Wabrsior-
powder with he
rowders penetration and
81. WvEtTpoy RIPE MEfrlsG IN ESGIANp. july,
p~u. With thr beet gn pogues II Won the hrst prize
T nnl convened hy orer OF the CONNsSDEKNCHVF -
s4t .F for tie examination Of military small ans wns,
ltN GOyERNMKSrs in their printed rpod Of s
nua-s trial onl would admit ball clear To & brh
a1,F lrirg 100 korsDs wiL0ut cleaning
T f test Of the pou and They eeem the subject u " nae
rg,lue that they IN their The povda s@ ~ ns>
otr5cs deserves specid ne os - o'ue rey srPt ~ va
TIE POWDER Manufactured ~ SN1H Rad PoSpn
Co. s-lorhf
er meeting othe Doarl called BY Special oa ia 70 O ns
ssTa under Hte 81 May 5 i5c Subject aAof oiAeI
conditions % ihr following. 10 article 81
odrr conform tle Uld States standard eau
sfo'r charge Of powder sill he 20 grains The poSy iohs hs
ORASGs RFt PovDKE Fs manufactured oy sh1H hASpF"~
DO. 60 office No. TO Brua.vty NcN-iork'
champion shooter Of tie State Of Neg-fork Wrie = 'ovs:
,,,r made ling u q birds irc.stng y double dss
W Ta. ras the celebrated OF JersJ NV t'fii
tistae best powder have ever us'si ,
Another ce'ehei aat rou NeHTai NeR iork writes; i "-
here and hc country rclnd about n( VII 'H'
OUR BRANDS ARE:
o-rr.e lgttribg In. cauIsters, Nos ? p Grain
Diesiug, Slh. caniseri Nos J, T. 3, Gran -.
Game; brassbound segs, 2 he ard q s & nSs = '''"
canister,. l IL. ~. Fig
Ecltlr.y Sporting esuiters H., d., LFtg ,,,s n
be- obtained II Wholesale az or once or a. Stosae M '
Co0rgR POyD, No. ~ BIoslus7
ONIJN BLISS 4 Co. 10 l8 wauenst
IOIN i NORRIS SONS. No 2O Broadway
WEHWIS & SIMPKINS. No 2f2 Broadway.
WI SYMS BRO. No so Broaag,ayi
SPIlS KfSSAM & Co, NJ. 10 tesrtanatst
Rios J. JONES. No. 10 John-st
SMITH 4 RAND POWDER Co
No
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

THF Lord BoND RoBBEm.--lt will be rcmcm-
bered that - months ago the oncc OF M Rufus L.
Lord. IN Exchange place, robbed 0f bonds 10 the
amount OF 81 10000. number OF these bonds amounting
10 abOat $1,000 subsequently recovered from the
thieves ~ j. reported that he remainder of the
bonds have been obtuued by Nr. Lord, through thc
agency Of two downtown brokers.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

A CARp.-In 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given to the Jobbing Trade,
and, ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly to those who use
them, or to such as keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing public in their
own localities. There may be Jobbers who
have spoken in favor of the Morton Pen since
that time, but, if so, their remarks have never
in single instance reached his ear; and
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world and used
to do s0 they nevertheless put forth great
exertions to show that the Morton Pen has de-
prcciated in value, is not what it formerly was,
and that those which they vend are equal, If not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know of pens, ms well as the pens
Themselves entirely from the Jobbers, people are
apt to be misled by their representations.
In order that the public may judge correctly,
and at the same time see. how much pains
taking is exercised TO give every one who orders,
lust such pen as will exactly suit his hand,
Morton confidently refers to the many thousands,
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceved his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention to tho
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent: ,,.,,...-
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

11IE BANKS AND INSURANCE C,sEs.-A resolution
adopted yesterday by the Board Of Supervisors that
the expenses incurred by the Mayor Corporation Counsel
and the Board of Supervisors amounting 10 SIS 3sO for
counsel and Ia settlement Of Banks and In
surance Companies be allowed aud that the Controller
bc directed the upon the certificate Of the
Mayor and Corporation Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

THE NNToN TRUSTEE CASA decision was rem
dcrcd yesterday 10y the Surrogate OF king County ~ the
matter Of the application made Oh behalf Of Charlotte A.
Wynnr. 10 have feopened tho accouutng OF the Rev.
Francis NmOn, Executor and Trustee ~ the estate of
Thomas Myuns deceased. The Surrogate decide, In ay
OF the petitioner and the accounts 10 BE- rcOpcncd.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

PFRsoNu-- Ndmra Palmer. United States Navy.
j. the Brcvooit House Gen. Carey, Cincinnati cot
sam Tate Memphis and Judge Mlllrr. Hudson. are ~
the st. Nicholas Hotel The Hon. j. Jarvis, Nevada. and
Lieut. Commander Franklin, United states Navy ar 40
tho Metropolitan Hotel Gen. & H. Reese, United States
Army is al tho Bancroft House
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

ASSOCIATION FOR TIIE ADviNCFNlENr or SCIENCE
AID ARrTbc Association Ior the Advancement OF Sci
cncc aud Art Last evening ai their rooms In the Coop
cr Institute. John H. PAGE, csq presided Nh f. Con-
nor exhibited specimen Of description Of paper lately
invented. which s inpcrNious to water and from which
no sOutOn ul acid. oacc any writing as has bccn
proved hy recent experiments 10 - claimed mat lh5
uauer can ho manufactured at cost not exceeding that
rrlgikpd for ordinary paper. Tho machinery by
which 70 manufactured IL the same.
Further to Dc made Mr. j. DistuIucl read .
paper entitled Lake superior and the surrounding
notwithstanding Region He spoke ~ considerable
length of the a1cultura and mineral resources ot Lake
superior, and succnety stated the geographical advan-
0f the place. lie has made regular visits To the place
during period " hftccn years lie Thought that on one OF
tic Islands tho Government should erect hospital as the
climate s 80 exceedingly sauhiiuus He always noticed
~ the Fa,ls OF 81 Narys that the Indians are over SAIL
nr 'lrr uuues aud catching white fish They are pro-
tctcd b, the and vcr' 10 not Tor Indulgence
u whisky too great cNtrut, thcsc 'muIcWds Wouli
Doe very respectable people Du tlr southern shnit nc
aid that ~, Esihuf- fcW AND Insecure, but on the
northern sI,rr the larlOt- are perfectly secure.
lie described the pictured wrks "f the south
-hur,. chasing them among The wonders. 81 the
world and the appearance of The GIN H,I
from 20 gfO feet, aHd tho peculiar way ~ Mmch u,y
hA.r been worn hy the waters. H. believed the climate
Co. De- most ,iiirl,iuus loo tt cure uf sumption Avery
ui,-t.f ng discussion fJ the uru'nr" of climate oi
health followed. 200 which remarks were made bl lr J.
W Hlsl4rl. Nr. Henry OKIrly, and hr Dstuih'l. II
was then guu"urccd that during ihc summer mon ih'
meetings similar Go This unr viii nr i'ld every MONDAY
sYen4u2
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
Also the following
TO AL WHO USE PEN.

A Coon GoLD Pen IS always ready and rciiabc. and,
II adapted TO the hand, makes writing pleasure rather
than task
The beginner makes more rapid progress with q Cold
Pen than with any other because the same pressure
always produces the result; and the proficient '
better satisfied with his labor because o the greater uh-
formty Of hs writing, aud the ease by wbch i pro
duccd
In making new pens, the subscriber uses no solder.
The gold at the point j. brought to STATE OF ilslOn'
when the point sinks into Il, and the t"o become ~ on"
metal entirely impcruous TO the action OF the ACIDS i
inks This can be- done In making new pens because c
gold r. than three times as thick as u j. after Tie
pen II rolled 20 the proper hnneSs Of the hn he'd state
When pens rcpOiutcd a solder must he used when
Will melt than hc gold ~ which the pen j. m1r
otherwise the pout. viii curl into gODular form by
this process the temper - taken ont Of the nh the c1
ticiiy destroyed. and the pen subjected 90 hc >i'
process Of corrOsipu. ON these accounts, aud know
irln long experience that repOncd pens can rarely give
satisfaction the subscriber must positively Refuse To le
point Gold Pens.
Return the pen within ten DAYS after Us reception u
stamped a. Norton. and not adapted 10 your hand stat
ug what respect might be improved. a. 10 VIII be the
best guide In selecting that D.. state 40 what angie
Won hold the pen the paper and whether squarcy or
leaning the right left These points briefly and clear
y stated will greatly assist IN making selection 10 sut
YOU. - .
Any one sending Postagc-Pad Envelope, with Their
name aud proper address written ON ~ VIII receive err
cullr with Jdc si1s cngrayings OF ar the sizes ana
prices. Address. \. hOklON,,
No % MadonIanc, Now-Nork
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

COMMISSION on EmCuuoN.-Coy. I'uton has
appointed Mr. Pau1ck McI.roy Commi,-iou,r Of Emi.
grafton Ia place Of Wilson G.. Hunt. whose term ha- -
pred Nj McElrvy formerly Governor of he Aui'-
house.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

COUNTY COUNT HOUSE BILLs.-The Board met by
special call at o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Presi
dent, Henry Smith, esq IN the chan. The Special Com
mittee on New County COurIouse presented resolI-
ton In favor paying the following bills Tor materials
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
rCHE SPECIAL COMMITTEE of the COM

rNUE SPECIAL COMMITTEE of the COM
COUNCIL appointed l'T ihe purpose Of m1Ring suitable ar
rapgenrus celebration Of the fonn ~ July VIII o meuhs
WEDNESDAY 10Th inst At " orocA IN the 'hanh,r oi h"
Boari Of Aldermen No. 70 fiif hAi
THOMAS CONAN,
NM u. WHITE,
JOHN HARDY,
JOSEPH +. VARNuM,
JOHN MOORE,
s,,,.t t,uy ia. 90 a.. rsr the Board II Aldermen
ANTHONY HARrMAN
nrGll OBHlEN
WAITER u ROBERTS
JOHN WRBHRR
PATRICK GlbhkY
E,..,. tiss on IL. IsIl VI bs boAd o. tVansntA
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
CITT ITEHS.

Mr. CathaIno l.. y. Stuyvc.ants counsel .thdr'w
her libel sut on Friday against ibc Ncw.Yos Sc,. Goa
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

VI. Dear Sir: Your favor o.,
mclosing g, is received. | send in thls
the Pen ordered, and trust You will find tid.
same 10 your entire satisfaction; however u
quality. or should this not suit your hand, !
will checrfuly exchange any one stamped " A.
Morton" if sent within ten days after its re
ccption, with your objections, clearly stated,
and post-stamp to return another. These re,
as all others are at the risk of the buyer and
are not cxchangeable.
If returned, be particular to paste the Pen as
near the lower left-hand corner OF the en-
veope as possible, and put it up in the same
manner as sent 10 yOu. to avoid ITS beng
crushed by the post-mark, or injured III the
mails. The Case need not be returned unless
YOU wish to change the size OF quality, IN which
instance additional stamps must be sent.
Respcctly, yours, a. MOTION.
blso the following:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
"The Pen is Mighher than the Sword
TIE GOLD PEy-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS IN TIE WORLD.

For sale at No - MAIpEN-LANF, New
York and by every duly y-appoluted Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Grade mark OF any other; thpeiom,
where an Agency il established, the public viii
bc best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
ON the Agent; IN all other places those wishing
the Morton PEN must send 10 Headquarters,
where ther orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-25

The resolution 40 originally introduced was adopted
resolution was offered and laid over approprlatng 300
for the entertainment of the school children ot uo
Twelfth ward and Raudall's Island on the Fourth Oh July
next The street Commission was directed 10 procure
now stand Of colors for City Han resolution was
ufe5ented and laid dTrttug that Maluehlaho DC
paved with the Nicholson pavement