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p4SSFNGERS ARRIVED.

FOR CHARLESTON Jty lin steamship Manha,tan-Mr T.
Breek H. Comer'oH Col A. Moore; C. Laea G. Lucas
MIR. Iucss Miss NJ A. White John Mr aud servant Miss j. A. Re
que Mss Pea Miss huntington Mrs witws child and servant
Miss Jane Alien Mrs Hams G. G. Bingey j. H. DeNoe H.
OeoE Mar Puhge H. T.. Blake Ms SockmAn and others
FROM GALVESTON AND KEY WEST. July La steamship
Gen SedgWk-M Beneut Cheyanne Mrs Hagcry Mrs LYONS
Saanaers Mr. Pne Mr. Jourien Heary G. Tin Mr. L'h1m
It. ennore Mr. and Mrs Dayy Mrs Cyh Capt be
nen and aiy Col Hamilton Behhel r. r. Campbell d. Smith, H.
Pine Rev o. IIe lady servant and others in eeTage
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WHEN Miss Leo Hudson crossed the Loo

WHEN Miss Leo Hudson crossed the Loew
Bridge upon ber hore Baeh B evening last week in HappS
mood si Of KSoI Halter Nos 22 and $50 Broad
usy ust below As she aend'd the steps she sighed and SAID On
that KnoI h which light as the step Of my
steel as glossy ard graceful" The Popuae awaiting
her heard the Knox and eLesd She bowed acknowledgment
thinking the compliment for heTt Bu tv for KnoI Knor
only heads Of the popuaee g the popular hearth
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-'0' 0N11o E"-S
and No 10 the largest
PRICES OF PENS WITH sILNERMOUNIED DESK
MORroN's SECOND QUALITY.
A afaFnnl

These "A carats 1lne, ana ale superior W my
Pens made previous 10 the year 1850 s,, o,.r,v ,
Every Pen is stamped "a. Morton second Suan'S'
The Points are warranted six months, except against
accident. -. ON, 49,. ... ma. m heayv
The Cases are MADE OF 1oni 0h'oi, p"' NV NV ''
as those OF the First Quality
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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MORToN's FIRST QUALITY.
fWARRANTEDJ

These Pens are 10 ne and are pointed with the
very best Idosmn Points carefully selected ano none
OF This quality IL sold with the slightest lmperiecuon
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, First Qualty, ana
numbered .. ..ot,..
The Points ere warranted for months except against
accident " s, -, .At. ,,-,.v
are extra heavy and strong
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

THE You've MEN's LIQUOR SoCIETY.-The Young
Mems Liquor Dealers Association, which recently
announced with degree OF pomposty, that under
its leadership the entire number Of liquor dealers In the
city would keep open their bars the night OF July ,
and defy the Excise Board and the police, have made
repeated attempts To hold meetings for the furherance
this object OF these meetings called az tho
Sinclair House Broadway yesterday afternoon hut up
10 late hour gathering had taken place No hall or
room had been engaged for the purpose, and the
prospects OF the Young Mems Liquor Dealers Society
appeared TO be very weak
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PERsoNAL-Odillon Barrot of the French Legation
and the Hon. j. NJ Marvin, NJ C.. Saratoga, at the
New-York Hotel. The Hon. T. 7. Ross, VI. C.. Auburn
and Gen John A Green Syracuse az the ST. Nicholas
Hotel. Gen D. W. G. Clarke Washington, DIR. Hartsuh
L. s. A. r. C. BOnvue, Of the War Department. Washing
ton and Capt j. IL Davis Texas, are at the Metropolitan
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FIREWORKS and EXHIBITIONS, public or pri-
parties particularly ursd not to DELAY The a; rub just be-
Fourth making impossible anon desire TO those
FLo best quality EItesior Fireworks
frNsTON SCOFiEL). No. Dey-st ". Y.
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MOTIONS CHEAP GOLD PENS.

MORTON'S CHEAP GOLD PENS
wARRANTEDJ
These Pens are fine, and are Better mIiSns
and more Durable Pens than can, without operating
TONS Patented Machinery be produced TOT the
were the Gold furnished gratuitousy
prices OF PENS; AND PENS IN sILvER-PLATED Ex-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS. . ..
Marie Pen .......$ So 80. with Pencil case " W
TmtIv pom 70 with Pencil Case. 20
Always Ready Pen. 90. with Pencil case ! %
Eeeant Per. -. Is. with Pencil Case Z w
ExceIsior Pen ... so. with Pencil Case. % ~,
These are FINISHED GoodWriting Col dPehs MN
Iridosnin Points the wear OF every one OF
viii far outast a gross OF the best Steel PENS dtNoJyH
tbe, mr., tvarrdnted. aud therefore not erehdngedoe
They are not numbered but correspond In size 10 NOS
The fisk is taken of all remances by mail In
,atters and the safe delivery of the goods gnaihseo
ali who send twenty charge for registering III a"
dition 10 the price of the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
~ ono can secure one or more OF the above Gold Pens
without money by getting up club -. -, No.
sl3 20 will buy.-....--.--.-----Si Morth - ions
20 will buy. .-...-------.-- ~ MoL.hh ~ % PIC
40 90 will bny.......--. ..--..- % "oi'i VI AN'''
II sent 10 one dddTeSsdt 0ne fre a., -, ~ 40
on recent of the money the subscriber Will senu Dy TO-
,,rn mail or otherwise, directed Goa rem OF Tehs-
ssI,chuo he same according 10 description Address,
A. MORTON,
No. % MAIDEN'LANE, NETWORK
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SOCIAL SCiENCF.-The Social Science meeting,
called by Messrs Greeley. Dmand. Brisbane and Others
for the Fourth Of July, will take place NJ p at
No "a Cooper Institute. .,..
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oyE porIsR PHR nOTrLA

The Of the bottle l heretofore with an entirely
dfereai wrapper Of elegant in and phnicl Sh'e paper
EorcrA the solicitation Of many old patrons will con
rue to manufacture ny In every respect As the
old preparation By name the not required formerly With
my The Price q The zyobasamun remains IAme as here
t1ore Is cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Mandatory Nos i9e and 400 Gressskhs,
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.--GESERAL TERM.-Be-
fore Judges BRADY and CARDOZo.
The Court met at II a. m. 10 render decisions but
after consultation between the two Judges, Judge Brady
aggoulged the! lbey had res2lYea 70 val pUbag DO"
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CTEINWAY & SONS
GRAND. BoUARE. AND UPRIGHT

Plan OF O Il Il II S.
have taken rty6ve Fst Premiums at the principal Pairs heh s
countrv within TN aud also frst Prize MEDIA ,
Great Exhibition In London lJ IN competition WIN N
Pianos from all parts Of he gold. a. .n,,
Every eonsTated With their fheni hgfsno hAso"'N
applied dir,cily fAS M Iron Fr1rs ,,-..,.,
STRINwAY SOSSdre Pe cation 70 ther new" W. 1a
"iPRIGIT" Pane ia her rafni feiOno'or" and douoN ho
Frame patented 8j which, H. their volume and exquisite
hste ELECTED be unqualified admiration VI no P
fession and all whohave hard then. . ,, .t.u,.,, =,
STLINWAY SONSPiano used by the most emineni pa
use whenever sccessbe These instruments are ihs onV 49,,
P,aBos UOf Eur0r large numbers and deiay IVY Wv
eleat vauiss EpdOpea Concert Rooms .,t ..1A.,..
Lyey Wafahtedfor Eve years ud fiahes '-Aeh s
WAiEROOMS,
FIRST FLOOR or SrElNWAl HhiL.
All a EAST FOURfEENIHSTt
NEW.YORk
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am NNIfffafA
Established lyfz.
Improved 1866.
A CARD.

marked and s,ae which have ad the utrOdue
ton OF Mrs A. ALIENS IEKPARsross HAIR throughout
Europe together with the sale they have bad for thirty
yeau America has enabled tie Manufacturer 10 experiment and i'm
prove
Allen heretofore Manufactured three Preparations pui
bottles combn' successfully the three in prepare
bottle has been the sdy Of years has been accomplished
the beautiful effect by this Preparation In quickly changing Gray
White Hair natural and beatty inducing growth ke
&C. has gained r hosts Of dl This the Hair Dressing
al as Ralr Rr.ior.r
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EIJENVILLE GLASS WORkS.-Otice, %
H. Narsr, 4 Manufacture all kinds Of Bottles Demiohn Gar
- I n,msos., Nae 4" JOSIAH 5. LEyERBTT Co
BARTLETT 4 Co., successors 70 J ,saw ,p 10
ID nanet dealer IN FLINT Green and Colored SLAssw Anh
Lamps and ClimIeJ Sges Patent Fruit jar No 9s2 Visel"
"A. 80
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MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

WARRANTED
These Pens are fine, ana althougn cheaPcr ao
nj least equal To any gold pens made elsewhere as regruS
durabihtv elasticity and good writing qualtles :, u,
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, Ihira Quaii'y anu
The Points are warranted for months except against
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but not az heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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SUPREME COURT CIRcUIT-Before Mr. Justice
MILLER.

SUPREME COURT-CRCUIT.-Before Mr.. Justice
MILLER.
THE LAST CASE or THE TERM-AN ABSENT DEFEND
ANT
Charles Loses ag Bridget LOges.
This was an action for divorce on the ground OF
adultery The defendant though she had appeared and
nut the Court TO forming for trial. failed 10 appear
on the trial It was however necessary to prove the
issues and evidence being only given side this was
apparently conclusive OF the witnesses testfying
that she didn't know which husband inquired about
az defendant had two. Verdict Tor plalntin
Sir. Sewel for plaintiff
CHAMBERs-BefOre Justice PECKHAM.
THE WAR or THE ENPRESS COMPANIES.
Waterbury sgt Knapp.
In this case the plaintiffs obtained an order that
the defendant examined before trial The defendants
have obtained an order TO show why this order
should not be vacated the ground that the code only
provides for the of recusant parties ana IN this case
The defendant has refused TO submit 60 an exaih
ton.
DECISIONS.
Before Justice CLERKE.
PenQnet agt. Pengnet-FindiDgs and judgment
signed.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcr,L TERN.-Before Justice
BARBOUR.
DECISIONS.
Marcns Nordjuger agt. VIM. McBume.-0rder
DENYING motion fled with papers IN Clerks Office
VIM Kraft agt. H. BernSten.-MOtiOn 20 strike out
answer as frivolous denied, with - costs.
August Belmont agt The Indemnity Fire ms Co OF the
CITY of New York Motion granted.
Jacob H. PlOckr0ft agt Jonathan W. RoDerts.-Motlon
granted.
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BULLS HEAD.-With 6,9n cattle for the week end
ing to-day, which s gam Of iaOO from the previous
week, prices have fallen of 1dilc ID, and 1t was with
the greatest difficulty that all could be disposed Of
Owners lost large amounts Of them asserted $40
head Prices ranged from TO he, with very few OF
the pick sold early 1c Sheep foot up 1929 nearly
5000 than last week Trade IN these Is fairly acpve,
there being q good demand for fat lambs for the APP
sproachng holiday. Hogs show little Improvement,
with 10 2lO for the week. all OF which disposed of
the closing rates being 7d7 25c, most sales being at
7d7Ic, ..rss ~
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FATAL RESULT OF A QUARREL.-An inquest was
yesterday held by Coroner WILDLY at the Cofoners Of
fee No ICentre-st, the body of Lewis Kull. From
. deuco sdduced II appears that late on the night Of
Monday June a. the deceased and William Boltmer were
PLAYING game of cards In the lager beer saloon NO ~
park-s1 dispute arose and BOttmer made All attack
upon the deceased but was Re,enedby the proprietor
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Ry Mr.. y A. BROWN (RepJ of the citizens OF Lewis
County. for incorporating liquor prohibition III the Con
IN Mr.. FOWLER Repl-Of the citizens of Chensngo
County, for provision prohibiting towns or counties
from donating any moneys to religious societies OF cofo
Also from the citizens Of Madison for the extension OF
fbe suffrage Ia men and women alike.
nv Mr. SSCHEIL Dem.)-Of member OF the New
York bar asking that fife Constitution Of the state pro
Nfde that the code OF laws known the Revised
sitnie.'' sban he known hereafter as the several
katutes and shall prescribe the manner IN winch the
amendment shah be made by the Legislature.
RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. WAKENIAN (RepD-TO so amend the Constltu-
that the counsel for the accused may nave the last
4 appeal 10 the Jury. Referred.
4 Py Mr FIJIER-Relative TO the judiciary Referred.
MI. L. W. DWIGHT Repl presented the following DIS
patch: -, A., .. s.. ..,,,,
ang out Provision should also be made FOR
Hemoyal as in case OF other officers for cause
john 4. HOFFMAN.
AtMr Dwight's request, the dispatch ordered
printed with the memorial heretofore presented by the
Prison Association
Mt. WAKEMAN tRepJ offered a resolution relative to
Nbe Jury system. Referred. $500 .
Mr. BAKER (Rep.l offered resolution prohibiting the
Legislature granting appropriations TO any religious
Or eecsafian institutions. Referred.
. GENERAL ORDERS
The report OF the Committee Suffrage was called up,
NO other nnsiness being before the Convention.
M T. TOWNSEND moved 10 postpone the eOnsidera-
Hon OF the report until Tuesday, the 9Th inst Carried
Mr. FULTON moved that the Convention now adjourn
pnfil Monday evening al "a O'Clock ,,,
Tbe motion was carried and the Convention adjourned.
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AtsASY, n. Y, July 1.-The Constitutional Con-
sention reassembled at Il o'clock this morning
Mr. ALVORD Rep) said that Oh Saturday last he gave
notice that Immediately after the reading OF the Journal
Ne now made that motion; but being satisfied that y
would be sustained 10y the Convention, lie Wthupe"
4 H. a.lIllu
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. W CASES WITH Pencils.
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ARRIN ID
Steamship Sewiek, wheht. Galveston June TO- via h
West 27h uds and pass Co. G. H. Mallory Co. June 20 AZ
KEY West George Baegan Porte fell overheard and was drowned
WIND-At sunset, wv, light
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Grammar in Rhyme.
/. Three little words you often see
Are articles, an and the.

/. Three little words you often see
Are articles-a, an and the.
2. A Nouns the name of anything.
As school, or garden, hoop, or swing.
5. Adjectives tell the kind of noun:
As great, small, pretty, white or brown.
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AS Oh ! how pretty Oh how wise.
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JANUARY j II, 1862.

titled to the same rights and privileges as are ex
erclsed and enjoyed by the delegates from the
several other territories of the United States TO
the said House of Representatives but the dele
gate first elected shall hold his seat only during
the t, rim of the Congress to which he shall be
elected. The first election shall be held at such
time and places, and be conducted in such man.
ner as the governor shall appoint and direct; and
at all subsequent elections the times, places, and
manner OF holding the elections shall be prescrib-
I'D by law. The person having the greatest num-
Der of legal votes shall be declared by the COVER
nor to be duly elected, and a certificate thereof
ton and all laws of the United States which are
not locally inapplicable shall have the same force
and effect within the said Territory of Idaho as
elsewhere within the Uuited States.
Sec. g. And be it further enacted, That when
the lands in the said Territory shall be surveyed,
under the direction of the government of the Uni
ted States, preparatory to bringing the same into
market, sections numbered sixteen and thirty-siX
i'll each township in said territory shall be, and
the same are hereby, reserved for the purpose of
being applied to schools in said Territory, and in
the states and territories hereafter to be erected
out of the same.
Sec. 15 And be it further enacted, That, .un-
til otherwise provided by law, the governor of
said Territory may define the judicial districts of
said Territory, and assign the judges who may be
appointed to said Territory to the several dis
tricts, and also appoint the times and places for
holding courts in the several C, unties or subdi-
visions in each of said judicial districts, by proc
assembly, at their first any subsequent session,
may organize, alter, or modify such judicial dis
triets, and assign the judges and alter the times
and places of holding the courts, as to them shall
seem proper and convenient.
Sec. IA. And ne it further enacted, That all
officers to be appointed by the President of the
United States, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the Senate, for the Territory of Idaho,
who, by virtue of the provisions of any law now
existing, or which may be enacted by Congress,
are required to give security Tor moneys that may
be intrusted with them for disbursement, shall
give such security at such time and in such man
her as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre-
scribe
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That all
treaties, laws, and other engagements made by
the Government of the United States with the In
dian tribes inhabitng the Territory embraced
within the provisions of this act, shall be faith
fully and rigidly Observed anything contained in
this act to the contrary Notwithstanding; and that
the existing agencies and superintendencies of
said Indians be continued with the same powers
and duties which are now prescribed by law, eX-
cept that the President of the United States may
at his discretion, change the location of the Office
of said agencies or superintendents.
Approved, March 3, 1868.
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PUBLIC ACTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President HANNIBAL HAM
LIN, Wee President, and President of the Sen
ate SOLOMON FooTE was elected President
of the Senate, pro tenapore, on the eighteenth
day of July, and continued SO to act until the
close of the session. GALUsHA A. GROW,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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An Act to provide temporary Government for
the Territory of Idaho.

An Act to provide a temporary Government for
the Territory of Idaho.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep
resentative af the United States oi America in
Congress assemb ed That all that part of tine
territory of the United States included within the
following limits, to wit: Beginning at point in
the middle channel of the Snake River where the
northern boundary of Oregon intcrsccts the same;
then follow down said channel of Snake River to
a point opposite the mouth of the KooskOoska,
or Clear Water River; thence due north 10 the
forty ninth parallel of latitude thence east along
said parallel to the twenty-seventh degree Of
longitude west OF Washngton; thence south
along said degree OF longitude to the northern
boundary OF Colorado Territory; thence west
longitude west of Washington; tLence north
along said degree to the forty-sccond parallel of
latitude; thence west along said pGralel to the
. eastern boundary OF Lls State of Oregon: thence
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O OFFICIAL.
r Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed ut tue Third Session Of the Thirty-seueatt
Congress, ,OAich acaS begun and held at the City Of
Washington, IN tie District Of Columbia, on
Monday, the first day Of -hecember, A. d. 1862,
and mded on Wednesday, the 18th day Of July,
4. d. 1863
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No. 1873.

assistant paymaster attached to a vessel of war
shall be allowed clerk, with the compensation
and privileges which would be given by law to
the clerk OF a paymaster If attached to tie same
vessel Provided, That clerk shall not be allowed
to paymasters or assistant paymasters In vessels
having compliments of less than one hundred,
excepting in supply steamers or sterehips.
Sec. g. And be it further enacted, That the act
to increase and regulate the pay oil the navy of the
United States, approved June first, eightean hun
dred and sixty, be so construed as it respects
boatswains, gamers, carpenters, and sail makers
OF the navy, as to allow 10 those officers such
rears of pay, or difference OF pay, as they would
be entitled to- had their sea-service been compu-
ted from the dates of their appointments or entry
into the service, in their respective grades instead
of the date of their warrants
Approved, March 3, 1868.
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