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New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
SAFETY or LIFE At SE4.

NEETING OF THE uFE.sAvtNG COMMISSION.
The Board of Commissioners appointed by the
Reoretary Of the Treasury TO investigate the merits "f
various Life preserving apparatus which might TIC OF
Hered met Yesterday at of the Board OF Under
writers No 81 wall.st. The following are The ustlnc-
tOns addressed by the Secretary 0 the Treasury to the
various supervising and local Inspectors OF STEAMBOATS,
hereby appointed member Of c9@%s o5s%s g %
syBg Snss he presented 20 IT, and Of epong upon hos
Ssy anhSle their employment on mercantile marine
e byeu'ons win embrace boilers Of sean easue, shtaCuss
bebOai, Tith dttselins spPsrAias Ae Ae Ne
..d SessS freHostls ffssts ea q De 1
sIe aatboi pablo notice eyeuio AID oheI'
I1Ss ai 81 as . s aet on ~. .seSd MoSasy 10 April neIt
1h The city Of Ns"i0 % M MsrSeu sss "q ss Tss.ury
The Commission consisting Of the following gentlemen
sOet at the rooms OF the Board of Underwriters: s
Jsph CrAgg Inspector Of Steamboats, a. Baltimore Aph
ssPs,Sss ITg.gI 5.roy SS gs P' & sTG e,cS p6
sIutbis. supsrispe Inspector sIh District Louisville KeSgcIy
SoSissa Cap Wa Bradford sapsr',ug Inspsso Y9 ciy
s,h,.r sqgtlg lEPtetoI fsh District SstG, Illinois
E.gt W@ ~ Meg General m & 81 s'es y
s President and NJ clancy was appointed Secretary
and proceeded immedatey 10 business After discussion
the general TOPICS connected with the abofs 10 be per
formed the following resolution was oiieied py capt
Rts6cd That shs be IswBed in the following order to
Fr., division shsn boilers Of steam ensses sai'ya1'
S,Sso5. SS. bose roapiHrs and faiitIe allows
kseOBd Division sa embrace hoo he rss deiach M gear bow
amy aud ms-YressrveTs
einhrAce NihdHsse
lqBd eADstNha
PoaIth division SNa embrace iogsgnss senss s8nBehts dt
reesng topsals and nautical Instrument, oil knds
Fihb eoB shS embrace all others Intentional o. of hi'a'ng
Satvns ehsraeteT not Included 10 the Sbofe
The following resolution was a.sO offered by capt
Anew and adopted:
Rssod That hvntor, requested sppea No q Pbs 20
eariy day practicable 70
he of this Commission be facilitated
on motion Of Mr.. A. Guthrie, the following resolution
Was adopted:
ROred Weeks he and he hereby designated aud
9FOned procure the d stssm bo'T With shch askf te
- safety valves presented fer She consideration Of
eEleslOn
The following, offered by Col Stephenson, was also
l1dOpted:
Rosd That al Inventors offering Inventions 10 this Comeu M
and et shah their oroh " the expense incurred
~ BAkng such nsiOn snd test
/, on motion, the Commission adjourned tlll Tuesday
IO0nDg, 9Th inst. at l04 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
WHO MAKES THE BEST And CHEAPEST GOLD PENS!

Ii is the trademarks of the prosperous and
deserving that rogues find their account IN
forging, and articles of unusual and acknowl-
edged merit that imitatOrs exhaust their ingcnu-
ity in copying. The best metallic pen ever in
vented is Alexander Morton's. Nature made
suggestion when she provided goose-qrills, which
Morton accepted and carried ont in gold. The
penalty follows, and men, without the ability to
make an honest living, steal his name and repn-
tation to cheat the public with Il spurious arl-
Gle. There are pens, and Morton-penS, and the
rogue knows that if he can persuade the people
who write and don't scratch merely, that that
which he can make is the same thing as that
which he cannot, he is on the high road to for
tune. 1t is simple pr0positiOn-to pass OIL one
pen for another Some resort TO even slhpiel
process One knave issues circular, signing
Morton's name with other initials, IN winch ne
promises pen for a remittance III money me
dupe sends the money, cheated by the stoleh
name, but gets nothing in return. Perhaps he
seeks for redress at the place whence the circu-
lar assumes TO come; but no such place can DC
found, and he puts up with a dead loss. Or the
same circular is sent out with another signature;
but the result is the same; the price is paid, but
no pen is returned. Mort0n's reputation thus
becomes an article of trade i'll the rogues mar
kct its real owner is defTauded, and mnlttudcs
made the victims of knavery. Oftener a spmi-
GUS article is sold for the real Morton pen, in
which case the reputation of the inventor suf-
fers still more, and the purchaser, though he
gets something for his money, has a poor thing
where he hoped for good one, IN the existence
of which be no longer believes.
Mr. Morton proposes to protect himself and
the public In his published Card he announces
that henceforth his pens will only be sold at ms
own place, No % Maiden-lane, and by his au-
thorized agents These agents will all he pro-
vided with a large and conspicuous certificate
OF authority to SELL and the pens cannot be
bought of anybody who cannot show one. Here
after nobody need be cheated and everybody
who wants the best of pens can buy them OF the
agents at the manufacturers prices with the
certainty that the article paid for is the article
they meant to buy.-1New-Y0Ik Daily Tribune.
MoRToS's GOLD PENs.--NIr. Morton, the sue
cessful maker Of tue best gold pens in the ~orid'
publishes business card ANNOUNCING ehdrse
in his SYSTEM OF selling to dealers. lie non
scus the Morton pen At wholesale to nobody
but duly appointed aGa authorized ngeGls, who
arc required to sell to the public at Ma. Nor
toms published rate of prices. This arrange
mtnt will SECURE to every principal town q" 81"
authorized agent who vii hays h'' ~ aud va
Iied assortment Of tte::G iDS'jj famous pc.y>; 50
that the purchaitt cm nave fa.s Nilcl ysfce
0i selection '.naa heretolo'e, Nhln oruS iMge
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
BASE BALL.

THE GAME IN BROORIYN-A FINE CONTEST on THE
FOURTH-AVE. BALL GROUNDS.
The recent fine weather has induced the more en-
thusasc members of the baplayng fraternity TO ttun
out and open the season with practice game or two the
Brooklyn Clubs being the first TO inauenate play as
usual their grounds being hard and earlier prepared Io
use than the tuIfy fields Of HObOken.
On Saturday, quite number Of ball players connected
with the South Brooklyn clubs turned out in the after
noon and had lively game the Carroll Park Grounds
The pretteSt opening game played for long time past
was that which took place between the Junior Nine OF
the Excelsior Club and good Field Nine ON the Fourth
ave Grounds the result being the signal success OF me
Juniors For the first six innings the sharp fielding OF
the boys prevented the Field side from scoring solitary
Iun one two three being the order of the retrenen OF
the Field side nearly every innings. BY good b0ttng
against some very fair fielding the boys managed 10 score
less than % rns although in two innings they ha 10
retire for blank scores The fact that the fun nine in
nngs was played in hour and n half showed now
rIFID NTNF EXCELSIOR JUNIOR.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

town has had several dealers offering limited
and indifferent samples of this pen, and often
at unfair prices. We have on other occasions
stated our opinion of MortOns gold pens. They
are beyond comparison the best. The makers
system of machinery, too, by econOmizing labor,
enables him to put upon the market pen of
purer gold and far better make, than any 9th
ers, at prices much less, in proportion to quality
and make, than those of any other manufac-
tmer. Hartford Daily Times.
MoRToN's GOLD PENs.-We have used many
gold pens, and like those made by Mr.. A. Nor
ton, of No. 25 Maiden-lane, far better than any
others we have ever tried. We have used no
other for long time past. No better gold pen
is made [American Aglicuturist.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

The COMMON CoUSCn--A meeting of the Brook
lyn Board Of Aldermen held yesterday afternoon at
their rooms iD the City Hall, the President, Alderman
Fisher In the chair. communication was received from
LOmas esq asking the appointment OF Justice OF
the Peace IN place Of the Hon NJ Walsh deceased Ine
communication was laid on the table. report was Ie
ceyed from the JOINT Fire Department Committee IN IA
vor Of building beltOwcr IN the sixteenth Ward ana
apprOpratng 800 for the purposes also requesting the
su ~ 900 TO be included In the budget OF expenses
for public buildings for 1868 The Committee on Gas and
Lamps reported IN favor OF purchasing 600 globe lamps
from MOrs Rasse at cost OF s. S5 each The cOnsid-
Grafton Of the Subject postponed resolution was
offered and adopted apprOpramg 1857 for repairs on
the Forty yfourh Precinct Station House On motion the
rules were then suspended and the Board proceeded TO
the election Of Justice in the place OF the late Hon NJ
Walsh The result was the choice OF Michael j. dunno
DEM hy a vote OF il 10 for Henry Place Repl. The
WalaboIt Bay land question was discussed at some
length and the original resolution attached TO the report
OF the Committee conveying 70 the city strip OF land on
WashinRtOn.ave. adopted. The President on motion,
appointed Committee Of five TO make arrangements for
the celebration Of the Fourth Of July After further
ImimpOTtant business the Board adjourned.
TEMPER lNCE-The Rev. j. c. Jackson will lecture
upon Temperance this evening at the Rev. Theodore
Cuyler's church, Lafayette-aye.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

Innings Excelsior Junr
Umpire, Mr.. Cummings,
Time Of game, i:SQ;
atia atGias ATLANTIC CLUB.
This evening this celebrated club will hold its
annual meeting which occasion the officers Ior 1901
will be chosen and appointment OF captain, &c naue @
The whole nine viii play together as last year, put hot
50 many games
THE EAGLE CLUB. -. ,
This club one of the oldest in New-York Will hold
its annual meeting at the Study tonight Inc mempeis
expect to have good nine tins season ana 10 t"ho a."
active part IN the Summer campaign.
THE EUREKA BASE BALL CLUB,
The Eurekas, by a law which recently passed Ihe
NevJersev legislature having become an Incorporated
company, have commenced negotations for the p1Wr- W
chase Of suitable grounds at Newark, which are 20 Dg
properly nclOsed and tasefully and conveniently tled
up for the accommodation Of spectators.
MUTUAL BASE BALL CLUB-ASNUAL ELECTION OF
OFFICERS. . ,
Last evening the members OF the Mutual Base Bail
Club OF this city met at The Study NO. 391 HudsohsI
ana elected the following officers for the ensuing year
President, John Wlldey; Vice President Robert Lindsay
Secretary, Vim. H. DeIgan; Treasurer, Warren Davds
Delegates 20 Convention, john Wlldey and AnSon IS.
Taylor; Directors VIM Mcmahon, Daniel Mott' kOoeIi
LINDSAY.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

THE BRoOKLYN CoURTs.-E. Driseoll and Daniel
Hawey yere Yesterday arraigned in the Kings County
Court OF Sessions on charge Of receiving stolen goods
Afor Thorough trial the prisoners acquitted 10y
the Jury The City Court Calendar for to-day TGesday
April o as follows: Nos. 52 26 g. H. 49, TO- 25 ~ a. a.
The following is the Circuit Court calendar Tor to-
day: Nos a. a. 2 o. o. 49, 80 81 49, 49, 81, 3d. 49, 81 So
So 4O a. Az 49, A.. The Court OF oyer and Iclninet was
and Justices Hoyt aud XoOrhies presiding Grand Jury
was impanneed and the Judge charged them briefly In
reference the duties imposed upon then calling their
attention especially 10 the laws against bribery usuTy'
lntteIIes. &c.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-Late on Sunday night Mar
caret Button stewardess the packet ship Daniel Weg
ster lying at Pier No H. East River attempted suicide
by taking dose of Oyalic acid She taken TO the
First Precinct Police StatiOn-House where fOlce sur
reOn Andrews attended aud administered the usual cne
les aud she was then taken 70 Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
NE,yy WORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, APRIL g. 1867.

reported substantially as follows. and after the adoption
of the report the meeting adiourncd President larson
smith John G. Reynolds Recording Secretary, a. /.
Nude; Corresponding Secretary, Edward carey; treas
4
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
"The Pen is Mighher than the Sword
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
MORT0N'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appointed Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public VIII
be 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 their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

A most healthful and economical beverage IS
KvSs Rr ISpA CoygER Sold all Grocers al rs cents n
Depot No. l5i Resde-st near Greenwich
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

TuEoIo oGICAL LIBRARY Al ACCTIOS-The private
library of the Rev. Moses Cummings will he sold at auc
ton on Wednesday evening at No IS St. Marks place
The merits Of this collection wen known 10 many
cercymen IL contains many religious books. and
many good editions Of both theological and miscellaneous
works.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
BROOKLYN NEWS.

CITY MORTAIITY.-The were ia deaths in Brook
vn during the past week As usual by far the larger pro-
portion were caused by diseases Of the lungs and throat
Eighty-seven were natives Of the United states; the
remainder were Of foreign birth.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

HOUsEKEEPERs, Buy whore you can get tHU
goods mOney-EgSTs MINIS SPICES TO v Pepper
Aspc CunaInon Cloves Ginger and Mustard all warranted pure put
Mo con eren form T family aud sold AZ reasonable pceS A
ror Grocer the above goods Oher Trade sppheI
Kgyr's Mus, No. ls4 Reade-st. Greenwich
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

New SYSTEM OF VENTILATION.
b. IIEyRY A. GoNGH.
Pamublets sent free Address H. GoNeR, 24 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
and No 10 TIC Ialgebt -
PRICES OF PENS WITH snvER-MoUNTED DESK
HOLDERS
MORTON's SECOND QUALITY.
luJ nm NTEnl

tNARRANIEDJ
These are IA carats fne are superior TO any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1850. -,
Every Pen Is stamped "A. Morton, second quality,
and numbered. . ,.
Points warranted for six months except against
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but not heavy
as those Of the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENs IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
, lCSENC EPC ARRTVEO.

PASSENGERS ARRIIED
PROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON, Aghl s-in steamship
IIsnsoG A. Schens Sehlen IT, KapS Moler A. H. "osse n
North, J. W. Hfe, Ny Kennedy Mare Kennedy
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens 16 fine and pointed with the
very best ridOsmin Points carefully selected and none
of fhis quality is sold with the slightest imperectiOn
which skl and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped A. Morton, First Quality" and
The Points arc warranted for months except against
accident. 81. 49,
The Cases are made OF Com SlVer ana Tor ms quay
are extra heavy and strong
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

PERsONAL-Rcar Admiral Paulding, United states
Navy; the Hon j. II. Williams, Pennsylvania and " d.
spery Connecticut at the Astor liouse Capt Gov
entry 18th Regiment British Army, Is at the Clarendon
Hotel The Hon. Julius lIOtckiss, Connecticut the Key
q r LIndsley Southport and the Rev. I. II. Hendrick-
son Connecticut, arc al The -. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

Book TRADE SALE.-The sale was closed yesterday
Among the lots sold were Byrons Works, Illustrated, at
81 s7l; The Dusseldorf Gallery NJ Sl7 so; PTescotts
Works Is volumes s. IS per volume ana Ot ol lhlsce
laneous books, pictures, etc
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
CITY ITEMS.

HONE FOR DESTITUTE GmIs.-Father Matthew
Society Branch No T. has contributed 500 10 the Sisters
OF Mercy in East Houston-st toward the erection OF
Home for Young and Destitute Girls.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

BULLS HEAD.-There were ,730 bceves on sale at
the National Yards yesterday completing A7cI for the
week This is than for the prevous week beside
being OF better quality and heavier weights Prices de
cned mere tTiie, not few OF the best bulQcks bring
ing lsc upon the scales One drove OF superior ami
mails averaged about $l5 per head Most Of the BALES
were from l5l l7c 10 and tho stock was all disposed
Of Sheep are nearly unchanged, II we except poorer
quality AT lower rates. Owners OF scaawags hasten
ing their stock market before sheaTng time for no one
would such sheep when their raw bones were
not covered with wool Receipts abOT 1lCO0, selling NJ
75d9tc with choice lot Of nearly $50 r. average At He
Hogs show increase in numbels-l6 JS-and have de
clnced tc. q 70, selling at 7aSc.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are IL carats ne aud although cheaper are
AT least equal any gold pens made as regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities;
Every Pen is stamped "A. Morton, Third Quality ana
numbered. -.
The Points are warranted for s1 months except against
accident - -. -,
The are made of Coin Silver but are not as heavy
as those Of the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EAIENSlON
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

THE GRAND-sT. RIOTERS lNDICTED.-Six persons
who are charged by the police with leading aud paruci,
Mating I'm the Grandst riot which occurred ST. Pat
rck's Day were indicted yesterday by the Grand jury
Against Bernard Clark five indictments Tor not ana -
salf and battery were found. The other prisoners in
dicfcd were John Wall who IS alleged 10 have used %
sword in attacking the police, james Ryan THOMAS new
man, ,Johh GOrman and Thomas Mclaughlin.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

The Veterans of the National Guard, an association
OF gentlemen have served fun time H. or been hon
orably discharged from, the 7th Regiment, " u B. NJ
held their annual meeting DcmoDico corner Of Four
teenthst. and Fifthhve,, last evening The elccuoil
resulted in choice OF the following officers; Colonel
Schulze; Major EnmoDs Clark; AdJutant, Charles u.
BOstwck; QuaTtermaster Thomas Franklin Paymaster,
Thomas NJ Adriance; Chaplain, the Rev s. ID. Denlson
C0mnssary, Gilbert L. ArTOwsmth Captains, Joseph T.
FaInhin, VIM. 7. Farnham l.. X. ITenain {. H. Meday,
q H Loutrel John w Morgan W. II. kipp Neutcnants,
Edward Bernard Lewis NJ Carnes Charles Roomc Peter
Nan Idersyne jr n. q. Bradford, IT,, j. III Lebeneau,
r. w Herring; inspectors Of Election. lses, VIM. ID.
Briggs, Benjamin Loder tsecondl, Henry Everdel
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
tArnountsIteriLl /

"LEMNL DE- PARIS" applied TO the skin before
.,,,,.. nil ,,.vani =. ....sg q t.splBg -
"'shss y. x SEFX NJ yh~--1rah>-lcsik
"Lfuut PaHh' win out The marks Of smallpox s1s
closely Init the sku like hoI!
.nLFu,t pg impsrts brilliant complexion and o white
,rd ,rn,pareni n sold 6y ABAv No 97 Bgsdsay oil -st
cl.ss DTu ggsis. PeIilhAs!' &c - q -,
KNOX's NEW STYLE.-KNOX, of Nos. 2l2 and
BrosdEay tpresco lIoas ready every with ii, style
of HAT srd srsts produces article Of peculiar and ms
able tie ustcsL sasa NE characteristics OF his
Ili!,F se and st twill &c cc e-,, hay 10 rU-t. -
sVs0ols vIS-iYs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
MAIr FXTRACT BEVERAGE or

HOFF's MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE Or
HEALTH beVesge particularly adapted TO persons o. TssA
constitutions and al those Nlo are ah9rng nnl o
pepss appetite seIoua, ehloross Sc genera Heu ~ W.
ngensnt q the whole system.
Ioas Malt Extract Beverage Health takes the place Of and sn
porter spiugou liquors remedial age ana ~ All
and toncs needed
IIos Malt Extract Of Health H. since The short time o h
uon already hy tie tr families Of the city, and prescribed
by physicians whose approval and eno' hrs
been mon wonderful drink Approval eyned 10 lo5s
Mali Extract Beyeuge Of Health by letters addressed to
HoPFs MALT EXTRACT DEPOT,
Ne. Si2 Broadway. No a2
TroD H. r. Gorefaor r. r. T0tga
oF NEw.ioREi AIBANY
Your Malt Extract is pleasant t.eersge. , - ,y~rox
From he ceIs6rotcd Tragsdiea W. paeiso+ w.,
an bore and am Bov happy delicious Malt EItraci
"l''H n'' u0H' NV ~ ~ t BOGuMlL DAWSON.
From N, Proprietor Ce great Sugar RarerV Mr. w. Hotr
have found great heneEt nom your Mali Extract N my
TsPsia. "IhL''~ VIII @,|']I,,,
HOFFS MALT EXTRACT DEPOT,
No 5A2 BROADWAY, Newiork
Sold at Druggists and Grocers. Puce Sc per doIen.
WARD CAFFEE. Philadelphia sole Ageni for Fennssh
V,UE NEW EDITION Revised and Enlarged
i ofwBLLS's EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER sud BUSINESS
FORM BOOK embraces limo pages Of Important inorHAon IN
penhle to every business and sold at the 10" pnes
Of =? and sent postpaid receipt Of price Agents wanted every
where Address BENZ W. HITCHCOCK Publisher
No II Chsmhersst.. New.iorE
.Xrt,I,, IL 1,ENd' \ AMpS-No 40 Maiden lane,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

TYro6RArmch SocIEIY.-The New-York Typo
graphical Society has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year President Archibald Miller; VcePres-
ident Alexander X. Smaey Treasurer John g. Clayton
Secretary, Thomas q. Faulkner; Librarian J9hn HiaN
Directors " C. Cbbon, James Marsdeu, j. h. Craw-
ford VIM Gehraucr, Charles McDeyitt. william Cowell,
VI Besta George FrcckeT n = Hull Charles Is. Taylor.
George shea; Trustees, r. H. Johnston, l.. NJ skdmore,
w McCrca, G.. Parsons.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
MORTON's CHEAP GOLD PEN
fgor wARRANTED,l

MORTON's CHEAP GOLD PENS.
CHoT WARRANTED
Those Pens arc 10 carats fine and arc Better Writing
and more Durable than can, without operating MOI
toms Patented Machinery be produced lof te
were the Gold furnished gratuitously
pptcFs or pENs: AND PENS IN sILYER-PLATED TX
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS. . -
uocic pom 60 90 with Pencil Case. 81 90
iuriv Pen - T5 with Pencil Case. 25
Always Ready Pen 60. with Pencil case eo
Elegant Pen........ 26. with Pencil Case. 2 90
Excelsior Pen -. 20, with Pencil case, 70 ~,
These are Well. Finished, GOodWrtng Gold Pens, WIN
ridosmIn Points the average wear OF every one OF
will far ouas gross OF the best steel Pens, GMOhgn
ry are ttilrdTTdted, aud therefore, Hot eTchdgedoS'
They are numbered but correspond ia size 10 NOS ~
3, a. s. and respectively. ~, -, ~, -,
TO CLUBs-A discount Of 10 per cent will be allowed on
sums &2 OF tlb cent i; ana oI ~ per ceht o
$40; II sent 10 one address at one time ., 4,
The risk OF all remtapces by mail IN registered
letters and the safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed 70
all who send twenty cents charge for registering ia az
d,tion to the price Of tho goods ordered 80 ,,
IN ,eceinf ~ be money the subscriber will seud by
Turn mail OF otherwise az directed Gold Pen or Pens
seieeiing e same according 10 description Address
A. MORTON.
No 81 MAIDEN-LANE NEWYORK.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

ASNIVERsARY or TuE WESTERN BRANCH on Tif
YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN AssOCIAuON.-The WestorH
Branch OF the Young Mems Christian Association ccle
hratcd It's first anniversary at the Associations rooms u
Varcbst yesterday evening There was soiuc cNCciiru
singing between the re gOus EXERCISE, and Mr. tharlr
T. iartt delivered address in which hcfOIcby dwell
upoD the great work the Association might accomplish
and urged every member 10 make an effort To extend III,
influence Of the Association by increasing the number o
members. 4 very large audience was present
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

MAYoR's OFFICE-Mayor Hoffman yesterday
afternoon received letter from Mrs Algers Who re
sides out West stating that she had sent letter TO
Messrs House Bristol Co.. Of No. o. Nassaus, Ina this
city who claim 10 De the IuhsheTs OF TIC AH,or'eE
SLiif,ndn In her letter, Mrs Agers Inclosed go ana
IIouse a 90 acknowledged the receipt Of the amount,
and said tley would send her sewing machine for the
money she had forwarded them soon ~ they could
make nm their accounts Mrs Algcr she has never
received machine, has the money been returned
10 her Officer Kinney. Of the Mayors Once wasscn 20
No C7 Nassaust- and he returned with report that
occupied only 10y a boy.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

Innings-Fleld Nine. o 0
Innings-ExcelsiorJ Jun'r 8 8
Umpire, Mr.. Cummings,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09

FERRY Boar AcCIDEST.-The ferry boat 0nalaska.
belonging the PayoDis ne while making fip about
2 0 clock yesterday morning was run INTO by steam
boat. and had her hull cut through The boat was
disabled and was put on the dfy-dOck for repairs.