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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19
A UCrIoN NoTIcE-By HENRY n LEEDS MINER.
"A HENRY II. LEEDs Anctc1esr

A UCTIoN NOTICR-E. ROTH, AUCTIQNEER. WILL
~ sell over $4,000 worth Of magnificent Household Fur
ATT sne oA r.1spG e. a. auctions 70 The hghss bidder
at O'Clock pFecsey, the four story dwelling house 9
Clinton place KsbG street between Fifth and Sixth ave
nues consisting ofnseEood PiapQfore two beautiful Par
lor Suits covered in french S6llh sdmson and
rnscn and gold brocael; marble Top Tables Etageres
Curtains Clocks, Mirrors Carpets Bedateads BuHeauh
washsands spring and Hair Mattresses. Bolstsis Pillows
Lounges Sofas and Chairs In hairc0th and reps Glass;
China and Silver Ware; Cutlery &C. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19

A LBANy DAY LINE.-1HEC g. yIBBARD AND DANIEL
IN DREW will Con and after May 1877 leave Dcsbrosses
street at $50 and Thirty fourth street at s4 for Albany,
making the usual landings and connecting Athens depot
" The New YORK Central 10 AL points the Central
Northern and Susduehanna Roads.
L,OR NoRwALK DIRECT-TifE NEW AND FAST
steamer NEvERs1NK leaves pier 81 East river. Of
Market street, every afternoon 81 o'clock Price rs
Excursion tickets 81 IS
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RA1LRoADs.-
Trains for Albany and Troy coneeciins with Northern
Railroad Threth street aud Tenth avenue sA NJ n ~
and 80 30 and III r. NJ. and via Harlem Railroad TWEEN.
tysxth street and Fourth avenue, 10 A. NJ and s45 r.
NJ The 60 and II r. NJ trains via Hndson WIN run
Sleeping cars attached 10 90 and n r. m. trains
WM. II. vANDERBfLT. Vice President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19

|ivHARLEs MoRGENROTH, AUCTIONEER, SELLS
[y THIS DAY. At l0 O'Clock ct S33 East hirtyfourth
rect Stock Fixtures OF Store general
ssortmcnt OF Groceries Sale positive In lots
LlDwARD scHENcK, AUcTroNEER
~ Asssnees sale Of elegant Furniture 10 be sold at
On THIS DAY, BY EDWARD sCHENCK, at the salesroom
, I.iber street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19


s AsP Ss% Us
Excursion tickets reduced rates. available for sx
SELLA Captain gsadsl & Y; from New York June e
ATALAANIA Captain P,nkham from New York July DO
The elegant British IRON steamship CELIA win cave pier
No North for London, calling at Brcst Saturday
uatii further notice ali the steamer. Of this line win cali
f.r & sas ''
w Be- ss S and %
ror passage apply 70 RVBERT n. CLARK, % Broadway.
:" ''e's'' app" Ho y xsPISwAII. Ascn..
STEAM TO 9UEEssrSwS a. And o,l L !,y
SEBGRyAasSA SATURDAY June e
ss. s,- s:s 4ss !: ss low
Apply 70 WILLIAMS GuIoS - Broadway and 81
SIE.M To oUEESsTowN AND Ly TssY .. EVER
s ss s"ss p.s 81
gold s,ss.ss Us currency. Drafts EsslanS sns !s
iso
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
aavss AND
I y!l a CUBAN yum y
ssss sS: e y $3.50
Apply 70 ''''' '''''' ISAAC fAYIoR' r.s.idsns
nAPSCOTTS GENERAL EMIGRATION
90 South street AID q BroaSw Uve New YORK
are reduced BY steamer to Liverpool and Queenstown 70
Steamers every Wednesday and Saturday
Certificates granted 70 bring parties from Liverpool or
Also by sailing packets from Liverpool and London By
weekly line q packets. :. go,
and 1 p'sas he 10 ows. % England Ireland Scotland
For further particulars aPpaIy, s % ,,os 90
80 South street or - Broadway, Y.
niREcT STEAMSHIP LINE
= ANTWERP AND NEw yoRx.
The undersigned viii despatch the nrss class English
OTTAWA Captain Archer.
MEDwAY. Captain Harrss
rRos NV york. yso. Axrysa;-
june Il. snSSe "A
Taking PASSENGERS q, the following rates from in,werp
First cabin. go
,,o. ~ ,o.r
First cabin taccordins 10 location Of 80
EXCURSION TICKETS AZ -"
First cabin. $40 seersge .e6D
freight u taken at he lowest rates Antwerp, Roer
"a ayg ss,s * and cabin p.. KILLER sS r.. YORK
No. 81 Broadway NO. SChambers street
EoR LvERF cSssnb SA sTEnSsHif QUEENSTOWN
cussAA from sos.oe Via via jail H.,fs. June 10
CHINA, from Boston via HslfaI, julys
PASSAGE sosny yson x.v Ioss.
rass1ss sosIl mo. losIcs ''D
Cabin secondCs bin .......... $50
Payable in gold OF IL equivalent
For freight or p's''ssl .EEly No po~u,. or..
MEXICAN CITIZENS ooIye TO EgRoPs, sHouLp
United states Passport Agent isCenirs street. New YORK,
near the CITY Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19

STEAMSHIPS
DIR1GO Captain w. Sherwood
.tnptain W. W. ShfrwoOu
Form semi-wceky Inc leaving pier ~ East river every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ate O'Clock r. NJ.
These steamships connect at Portland with the Grand
Trunk Railway for Montreal Quetec aud other points in
Canada and the West The Saturday steamship
with the international Steamship Company for PASSPORT
Calais and ST. John, b. Through tickets given for East
port o. Calas and 81 John, 81 Through tickets Hall
iax steamship CARLoTTA leaving Portland Saturdays
for sis
Passage 20 Portland including berth In sta,eroom co.
meals ertra. Passenger accommodations hrs class.
Freight received daily.
Through given and bills Of Iadnr signed At once
pier 80 East river by J. w. AMEs. Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
CANADA.
NJ TrlFerlPE 20 Inv tribune.

TEiEeHIPE 20 TRIBUNE.
TORONTO, Feb. 2j.-An advance copy Of the Con
federation bill 10 be introduced into the Imperial Para
ment has been received. The of the United Prov
inces IL 70 be The Kingdom OF Canada" The Federal
Legislature will Dc styled The Parliament Of Canada"
The upper house win he styled The Senate " tho lower
l0usc The House of Commons" The local Legislatures
are TO he known as The Provincial Legislature Of Onta-
rio Quebec NOyascOtia and cw-Brunswick," respect
lively Ontario formerly Upper Canada. IS 10 have but
one Chamber 10 be known tho Legislative Assembly
of Ontario" The other Provinces each have Legislative
Council and House of Assembly. The Speaker OF the
Senate Is appointed by the Crown and j. t0 have
power create additional Senators beyond the stpu
lated ~ in the event Of necessity The House Of Com
mons consist Of 1bI mcmbers-s2 from Ontario %
from Quebec, ~ from NovaScOta, Is from New Bruins
wick
The Qneen's representative presiding over the new
kingdom IL retain the old title Of General
with q salary OF $4,000 Each Province IL 10 have Lieu
tenant Governor appointed by the Governor General In
council The seat Of Government is Ia be ottawa subject
10 Royal prT0gative. Toronto, Quebec, Halifax ana
Fredericton be the seats Of the local Legislatures
railroad from ~. Lawrence 10 Halifax NOyaScOta s
10 be begun In six months after the union, ana com
pcted within three years. Provision II % he made for
the admission hereafter into the Union OF NeNioundand
Prince Edwards Island Rupert's Island the North West
Territory and British Columbia, suc terms a. tho
Parliament Of Canada shall deem equitable ana ~ shah
receive the assent given.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

t OF certain docks and basins IN btoony
'h1 3 Wr " WAGST4FF Rep, sufOlk-lo improve VIZ"
bani-ave, Brooklyn. q. Y,cro,A To arucpd an
Nv Nr BICK NELL rep, 81. Il"I'h'' 10 "'''
o.t Ir.otiye TO Surogate- Courts. ., 49,, ,,.,, q
,,r IrTr EJOHN uIep Osweeo)-To oncnC INC
Metropolitan Excise Law. To 1ecalize certain
lw d. II. WOOD tl'l,, Onon""e"
on1pdayo County Bonds. 49, - +, 4, ,,,ii1
nv H. SMITH rep Abany-T0 remove S3n'y utv n,
;,,y ,rom ScLoharIc 10 COhleskll scDohaIIe 'o''''
ms ms ~ o m,end thc apital Police District act ,.
Also ~ a. i' 'IiIXsDALE Rep Kurs)-To enable the 'l!
of fro0kiyn 10 raise money by tax, r. r,ora , o,t
rcya to he Recorders Court Of the Sly 81 H. omra On
By Mr. WENDONER Rcp, Colmni1ln nm IIIa 5ir nnr,r''
"'' NATIONS AND RISOLI floNs' .tor
Mr. WACsTAFF Rcp., suflonl 'illtu Hi ,i, 10
soIdirrs ~ thc war 0f 1912. Adopted
Tie Assembly then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
OBfTT-4ET.
nm. co~s,.t-crxrnA1 OF Brrcu.v.

I'M CoNsUL-GENEEAL OF BELGIUM.
Mr. Henry W. T. Mali. Consul-Gcneral of Belgium
at this port died al his residence in FOrdhan. West
chester County on sunday evening. Mr. Mali was
born Mt Eeryicrs Belgium IN 1894, and came 10 this
country at The aye of % engaging in mercantile pur
suits in the city of Ncw-l ork and hudng mp in time
very extensive business. lie COnsul and Consul
General for over - successive years his appointment
having been the first made for the United States
after the organization of the Kingdom of Belgium
Thoroughly identified, through marriage, business
connections and long residence with the interests Of
his adopted country Mr Mali was sterling Rcpubli-
can in politics and his loyalty 10 the Federal Gov
eminent during the war and sympathy with free
institutions assumed all the intensity of religions
faith lie was a gentleman Of liberal education with
"A strong inclination 10 scientific studies. and wide
range of general information Universally esteemed
for his genial and hOspitable disposition, engaging
frankness of manner generosity, and sterling quail
ties of mind and heart he will be kcenly missed in
the extensive circle of which he long an Orna-
Inent His health has been failing gradually for two
years and last Summer he made n voyage to Europe,
bat did moi obtain from the trip the benefit which ho
expected. The funeral will take place on Wcdnes-
day at $3.50 D. m from St. James's Episcopal Church,
FordhaIn and the remains will be deposited III the
family vault AT St. Michael's Church. Blooningdalc.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
TuELYCEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY.

At the annual metllng OF Tue l>S oo"p VI -'"e''i
History held in Clinton Han on Monday night the follow
ing officers were elected: President Psof Charles A. joy
of Columbia College,; First viccPresident, Prof j. $
NCybeTy Second Ncel!esidcnt; Con; ,l,Ai3J9A Eat
tcrcc; Corresponding secretary, RoheIt DllNu"5r ~ ~
cOrdng Secretary Robert III. Browne; treasurer, lchc
Prime Curators. &. II. Bailey Geo y. Lawrence, Df.
Richard y. Sovons George Sacklcy, NJ D. Librarian,
Dram W. Morris. - =,
This society was founded in 1918, by Dr. Mitchell Dr.
Torrey MI Cooper and few students OF science Inc
early records of their meetings contain amusing accouhs
~ 'e explorations made by he members 10 remote parts
of the Island of York and OF their adventures among
the swamps and bramblcS OF Pearl and Can3lsts some
of the more entcTprisng members Sought Tor NM
erals In the regions of Central PARK, ana lh;
ANALYSES were published in Brucc's Mineral
orical journal DE Witt Clinton was contributor to
the annals the yceum and Audubon, DE Kay, Iuclen
BOuapartc Cooper, Dana, rorrey lie COne ana thomson
were among the early writers who sent communications
10 Society There have only been three Presidents
during the so years of the existence of the Lyceum Dr.
Mitchell Dr. Torrey, and Major Deafied. The latter de-
clincd reflection, and the honor now deyolveS upon
younger generation. It is proposed to celebrate thc M
et anniversary next year. and I'm view OF the fact hat
tc Society has no hall of its effort will be made
raise >00O for the purpose OF securing suitable ac
COIlIuuL..'IUue
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

CONTRIBUTIONS ny TIE UNITED sTATEs sENArE.
n TsLEGElPH rnBUSH
WASHINGTON Feb. 2J.-The Senate, to-day, con
Ermed the following nominations;
S1cspor, II Cus1s-John NJ Byes Nashville Teun william .
Saith, Selma Ala Wm Snyder Yeoeomcs Va Geo = Mclean,
Pittsburgh.
Coiors Of C,'ons-Glbert Bogeri Washington n O. John
Dixon, Yorktown. Va. .
assistant Srtrg0r fnr N0rB--Aurust1s Theodore MOI
KsceUcf Of Iabi MOtevs-JOhu KirkW0od, Little Hock arr
coit0Ts " Ieniai RreEe-Eugeno Powell, VIM District Of
Olo
Mts'ieousnaHpon Dcnman Of Kansas 10 be Indian hupsnn
Hl 0 The Northern Superintendent Gee H. Latham o west We
gina 10 be- Consul ~ Melbourne Assessor Of Internal KEY ehnW
lard Socum XNth District Ohio Collectors OF Internal Htetue
benjamin Coo. Xlth District Ohio Geo Andersou lXh Dis
iet Ohio Pomassr-Ared D. Smith, Poughkeep.e n T. colee.
tors Of CsiomskdgsT g. Spadg Port Huron M amt, H. Car
Pene Cape Yneent ~ Y Simon " CoeTo TO be hhal Of the
United States Consular Court at Bangkok Ponahe-iaYey X
Dodge. Columbus W ssn Rood Ta,erss
Ciiy. Mich Ass@s.a ie,eBue-Jsl NJ MsbiIG, Nb D
int Obe
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
TIE STATE LEGISLATrRE.

=
SENATE...ALBANY Fci, o. 1867
The Senate rccOnScned this evening but there WAS
not quorum In attendance.
PETITIONS.
suudry petitions presented for more canal.boat
p.crs in Ntw-IOrk, and FOR Metropolitan railway
ENLEOAD DbII4S-ADJOURNMENT
Mr. LOW 1.ep, Snllivaul blito facilitate
the construction Of the Montgomery and Erie Railway
The Chri,tophrr-st, Railroad bill gone through
With IN The IOu,ulee the Whole. and the question
OF ordering 10 10 the third reading,
MI GIBSON Rep, Washington moved 10 amend bv
providing that passengers who cannot De accommodated
wdh scS snail he charged only fonr cents fare The vote
stood, ica. - Nays, 10
The question was raised that no quorum WAS tnesent
and ihe senate adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
ASSEAiBIY.

pTuioNs-BuLs EEFERRFD.
large number Ot petitions aud circumstances
were presented aud referred
The bin prov ids for The construction Of swing bridge
over Buffalo creek was rccOnimittrd.
Several local bills referred to sub Committee OF tho
Whole 10 report complete.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Mr DIXON Dem, kingsl--TO ineOrporate the vii
Gnmshurgh Bridge Company.
~ AE. OAkEY Kep,, kiDgs)-TO extend the line for
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
FOR MARCH Is PUBLISHED!

In this number one Issued viii be found sOs
valuable articles the following;
LENGTH OF DAYS by Dr. Bellows
LETTERS TO LADIES BY Mrs Dr. Gleason.
CHEMICAL PHENOMENA OF VITALITY BY G. L. Taylor D.
VALUE OF FRUIT AS FOOD by P. R. Elliott
STRENGTHENING TIE VOICE AND LUNGS.
RESOURCES OP MICHIGAN, by G. W. Bunssy.
LIFE-ITs COURSE Translated from the German
HEALTH OF GIRLS by DR.. HanafOrd
HOW TO BATTLE By DR.. Miller.
REMOTE AND PERMANENT RESULTS BY Il. W. Tstln
DR. DRAKE, THE ouACK, an Illustrated Poem.
THE CHEMICAL ASPECT OF OUR BODIES Etc. b, Prof R
King Browne
TIE sNOWCOvERED TREES. APoem.
HUMAN LONGEVITY, BY Dr. Davis
ALCOHOLIC MEDICATION Etc
GENERAL TOPICS OF TIE MONTH, BY NJ. l. Hobrocl o.,
containing articles Public Teaehe-DOes Alcohol yano Usi
Docoing Trces-Ague and Qurne-weak yoicesS w1Gs-
Progressive Edncaton--P obectOns-ono snob SEQ
day. Etc.
HOME TREATMENT or DISEASE By Dr. E. P Nacr treating
the Liver and IIepA;e Turors
DOMESTIC RECIPES e Author Of the Hygiene Cool Bo
FRUIT DIET-Close .ges-Meeatei sOasObesi'y - e.a
Deficient ErerciscLih the Sick Room, etc. by wo ND.
s2a year-2O cents for Sample Single Nant,s>
SIX MONTHS on TRIAL-soR Si
b. all >lns aou1y for 1861 teaches tie SCEN,E ~
LIFE OR now To LIVE COMPLETELY AND BEAUTIFULLY.
Tro dollars oaHaot be Jeii'r poL
SUBSCRIBE NOwl
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY,
GsE.ral Agsrtas-
MILLER, WOOD & Co,
Publishers. No. IS Laightst.. Ns~-lorA
90 To THOMAS X. AGNEW's, Greenwich
VI and Murraysts you viii lad Teas Cofess Fish Flour and
everything else cheaper than store NewYork One pnee toe
1 BARTLETT, ,Agt. Ellenville Glass Works,
% MurA Manufacturers Of AL kinds ofBoties DebyohLr
Carboys Druggists &c Agent for Sqiers Patent Fr1t Jar
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
"The Pen is Mightler than the Sword
THE COLD PEg-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST Pens IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. % MAmEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appointed Agent at
the same prices. -,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name OF Trademark of any other; therefore;
be best suited, and at the same prices by calling
on the Agent in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
surs OF REAL EsrArr-The following sales were

PrRsoNAI.-Among the arrivals At the hotels are
Prince Ourousson Of Russia W. BodiSco, the Russian
Minister and \. NJ de Zea. Spanish Consul at Portland
at the Clarendon Hotel Prof. Agas>k at The Everett
House; Gen. John 4. Logan, Illinois, Gen Martidale
Albany and the Hon T.. :. AyOr, indianapolis, at the
- Nicholas Hotel; Lieut. Miller Royal Engineers, iaii-
fiN III Ihf Now York IOtrl.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
pONITSTIC.pORTs,
STEINVAY Il SONS

GRSD. SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT
PA - o L. . IL II T. -.
taken Thnvhye Premiums a. the principal fairs hed This
within be- aud also First Prie Medal NJ tr
urruanA Exhibition 10 london. lo9 In competition VII" o'
PlaHo ffon all. .srts Of the World 80
Plano constructed With their Pttcnt AgrsHc Arrangement
applied dirofy0 M MI Iron trfHS. ,
SrESWAY SONS direct special attention 10 their newly invented
"UPGIf" Ttuo. With their Piit Re0aaOr" aud dotbS Iron
Frame paceuue a. 1906 which b their volume sud exquisite uAl
~ tone have ote the urquaitd admiration Of The musical pro
fes,ion aud Al sb have hrEri them.
sTSWAY 4SONS used by the most eminent p,ns ~
Europe AmciA who prefer their public and private
These Instruments the only iHcfdn
cfDyrf,dY Eprs nHuss and actually Afd by Tue
great pauists IN .Hr0pc1a C0fcft ioomA
PsHo for Od Pianos taken IN etchhugs
MAiitOOMS.
fhST FLOOR on STElNNAi NALL,
So.7I and 3J KAST FOIRrEENTIlS ST,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
and No. 10 the largest.
PRlCEs OF PENS WIFI sILNER-MOuNTED DESK
MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.
A. . L

These are Il carats ne superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1860.
Every Pen is stamped a Morton, Second qualify
and numbered.
The Points are warranted for six months except against
accident
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but not heavy
. those of the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENs; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
CITY ITEMS,

Bomp OF CoUNcrLMEN.-The Board met at 4
O'clock Yesterday afternoon but at that hour no quorum
appearing the Clerk adjourned the Board TO Thursday
aftcrlOol next, at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
TIE RECENT SUICIDE N EronrY-srxrH-sr.-Yes

TIE RECENT SUICIDE ~ EIGHTY-sIXTH-sr.-fes-
tcrny at the Twenty third Precinct Station House Coro
ror Gamble held an inquest the body Of John Day,
vho Sunday morning. committed suicide by shooting
himself in the head. In the barroom Of Mr. Lawrence at
he foot last Eighty after having shot aud
wounded Mr.. John Daly In TwentyfOurth-st, on the
previous evening. The testimony Of Mr Lawrence ana
ofdcers Bee kmnn and Myers of the Twenty ninth Pre-
cinct who were present at the time deceased committed
the act was taken by the Coroner IL cortoboatcs IN
every aricular the account already printed In T1E
Trmr NJ. \ verdict ~ suicide by shooting was ren.
errd by the jury. Deceased native Of the United
States, aged - years.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
MOTIONS FIRST QUALITY.
fW WAUIANIInl

These Pens lG caras fine, and pointed with the
very ridosmin Points. carefully selected and mono
this quality sold with the slightest imperectOn
which kill aud fhe closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped A Morton, First Quality and
numbered.
The Points arc warranted for months except against
accident. 49,
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver and for this quality
are extra heavy aud strong.
PRICES OF PINS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
nIsAsrEns-

W,,i,foy f,b ssOlr Cou.ul Sau ,urioa Esgud reports
wreck ship Fannie Larfabs cot bath Me- ihr ugh
o tiaa inst Brook Lodge vest cod Of e Of N.lt The or'
led
oasa ~ Cbrstsr reports that N. ?lih ~ pscuhr lat
Thomas sn h aui usufy 1urFl washed o,erho'n
FROM ~ h' kg ani dur u' t vessel being her
No~.ld % Mafsslls.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
f 2lnfprustal has been received The ohe of
The LIZ tiuu-. loi that ts toioa Gotemrrt oi New bruf
vk That Of The Distinction of r Acot
Lgiusf OF Ioit'- Iaror BY Gre the hgL
hbri O. from r he pe,snt dscut~ed Also iha; Tie bell
aftrdge l.sui having broken an from IT, would hc
placed sssun possible Tie Colonial Go, umeut Of Nova Scotia las
ey el Iruornl entrance Of Mohonr Ba They are
lights PLACED f,Hiar feet sui u clear weather
,Aoud AZ distance u miles also that tt'i Nlie shi is
tlbi from lighthouse recently erected on Am' and atNh'
sgouchr Ly Northumberland strait Intelligence has a-o been re-
the Italian has uorr that from
Feb Temporary hsfoI light vail b. exhibited ~ FEET from The
extremity mole The t lived white light AMI
.els coming alongside the Mole or TO anchor uHde 10
shelter In LA nights
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHaHIroS G.-Arigoi ship Soulem, fom Liverpool
srh T. Jos from New York j. H. Mln aud Lady Antrim nom
Norfolk En Maiua' Ida Richardson aud 'aPn'er om b'
tmnfr
Sailed sch LILY, Tor Yrw.York. 80,
HoLs,s. oLE Feb 2tiuived schr John H. Frene from Cab
for B.ton.
25hA, bark El,ss Cochran from MAiau,. for Portland
brgs Amos Roberts do Tor Belfast Anna D. Iory Rom ClAFes
for Bos0 sch Minnie Rcpphcf fon savannah Tor boston
MoBLI kb 25Cesred brig llancocf With LII bales cotton
kEBOASs Feb 2fhc steamships ConcofdiA aud Mrtfimhea
have gotoH e bar aud gone te sea
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
\VEsTCnsTER co. NURSERIES,.

w
Ple,antile Staon Harlem A. n Y nneu Of Trees. Plant"
Sc requested rIsmiue this well go. ock OF Tree, before
giving orders 90 Nsfrm Agents =. j. tAbPhNIbk, FOpn''o'
Refers 10 Mesn. Srelry ,hi sinclair oi y. y Tribune
rI'HE EMPIRE SPRING BED COMPANY.
HEST tND CHEAPEST SPRING BED RECEIVED FIRST rRE
MUM Nr"iork STATE Agricultural Noct' Ssn,ogA Meeting looo.
BesGCspn Spnug Bsd male orders received aud samples shown
al No. % Liberty Ne,lors Sod-yrryvhere Agents wanted
10 TO MACFARLAND's Book Store, corner
~ Tveny r,, AM Bosiwsy. Th' you VII End AL che NhN
HOOkS Of the d and s the Old SAHdad WORKS and ais" 'nos
bngish, French, snd scotch stationery.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
6orees, Garriaaes, &t.

4 LII PARTIES WISHING TO BUY OK
"a pkSIROuS 10 SELL HokSES CAkiutGLSsS $4,000 ,il
ANYTHING pertaining TIE MORSE SNEsS HOhhkN ~ 'i
ypy 20 MNkR SUMkRyLE No. J hhssaust opoo 'ne ro''
A DAMS q CONE, No. 0S1 BROADWAY m
V purchasers 10 inspect their extensive aofmeet 1
CITY. bmh IAhhlA0ES campH,ng CLARtNthN W. - -,
pAUs 'oAIN and other te close an open oo a O' '"' o'
mitenis Al hy The best vUrsmen at tef own mAnHa"''
FOR SALE - Four large new two-horse
4 IRioka AppJto s. W. WILSON NO 90 nosuNg,
ENGLlSll kERSEY
~ No. "a snd 10 w.ri BIosd~'I
Be lQo LabstIsS
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
MoRToN's CHEAP GOLD PENS.

MORTON'S CliEAP holD ILNS
WARRANTED
These Pens are oarats ne and are Better Writing
and NOR, Durable Pens than can without operating Nor
toms Patented Machinery be produced for the prices even
were the Gold furnished glatuitously
PRICES or PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER-PLATED Ex-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen........ o. So with Pencil Case. 81 90
Lucky PM. rs. with Pencil Case. 25
Always Ready Pen 90. with Pencil Case. l 90
Elegant Pen. 10. With Pencil Case... 20
ExccIsor Pen. 50. with Pencil Case. 25
These are Well Finished GOodWritng Gold Pens, with
IdOsin Points the average wear of every one OF when
will far ousst gross Of the best steel Pens, dhough
h,y are unWdrTdnicd. and therefore, not eTchdngedole
They are numbered but correspond IN size 10 NOS
;, 4, S. and respectively. 90.
no CLUHsA discount Of 10 per cent VIII ne allowed on
s2 Of t5 per cent t2 and or 20 per cent ON
Sc; Nsent 10 address at one Tine.
The risk Is taken of all remtanceS by man In registered
lctto aud the safe Of the goods guaranteed TO
all who send twenty cents hargc for registering IN ad-
dition To the price Of the goods ordered go
ON receipt Of the money the subscriber VIII send by re-
turn mail, otherwise directed, GOd Pen or Pens-
selecting uie same according 10 description Address,
A. MORTON,
Ma ~ MAIDEN LANE. NEw'YQRK
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
MOTIONS THIRD QUALITY.


These Pens II caras fne and although cheaper are
at equal gold pensade elsewhere as regards
durability. elasticity and good writing quahtes
Every Pen is stamped a Morton, Ihiru Qualty, ana
numbered. ,.
The Points are warranted for months, except against
accident. 49,.
The Cases nre made of Silver but are not as heavy
a those Of the First Quality -.-
PRICES OF PENS AND PENS IN SlLNkk EAiENsioN