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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
YEW. YORK WHARVES And PIERS.
MEETING AT THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
YESTERDAY.

MEETING AT THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
YESTERDAY.
Pursuant TO n call meeting was held at the
Merchants Exchange, No. 50 Pnest, yesterday after
noon at which Mr. A. A. Low presided ana MI Thomas
6 Sanford and others were Secretaries James Brown
and many other prominent citizens were Nieefresidehs
A committee composed OF gentlemen connected Win the
various business interests Of the city was appointed 10
examine the whole subject and report upon the best
means OF introducing wharf and pier system In TINS
port commensurate with the present and future wants
OF our commerce, Mr. A. ~ Low was naineu as CHAR
man OF this committee. d. =,
Peter Cooper and Others all bearing upon the made
quacy OF our present wharfage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ anu
urging the immediate agitation Of the SUBJECT OF improve
meut Mr. Low said AZ was unnecessary TO tell the mer
chants and capitalists OF New1Ork tnat inc Wlaies huu
nIers that lire our river banks disgrace to the city
Sohere else in tbe civilized world be found such Ill
lapdaed piers and wharves arc ODed 20 use Hsrc
Mr. TRACY OF the Counsel Of tho CltZehs AssocaOh
'--'A Mr.. TRAcY's REMARKS.
Mr. Tracy, after sketching the relative importance Oh
New York as commercial city, said that IL caieu ioI
the most abundant and perfect dock Iot
cafe and speedy loading and unloading, whe the iact
was that it5 accommodations IN TINS respect WERE nv
only unworthy the city but Injurious 10 us tranc lo
third city OF the world In the Importance OF ls cOu
merce it far behind many OF It's lesser ys P1ls
and wharyes This island, IN the midst Oh 9eeP seI
with spacious and secure harbors with double outlet 70
the ocean, at the mouth OF river, caha anu Ihe
destiny far surprising the present ana iutuIo vi ~
olber point on earth unless snan pe IaiI'u ~
mismanugemont and neglect. Inc ueslicu CIV
Is to DO attained only by the united acton Oi
tho merchants and capitalists OF TINS cry NY
The badness OF the dock arrangements OF thls cl mas
also attracted public attention, and report was maze 70
the Common Council BY Committee or the Board OF Al
dermcu on the 2d OF March, 1862 aad IL was therein de
clared that very few OF them nc for occupation or
use, and every OF them positive derlmeht 10 INC
e no result n the destruction OF the unriyaed natural
facilities OF the harbOr The Pilot Collnlssonefs report
Of Dee 90 1854 the actual condition OF the wharve
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
PENNSYLVANIA


LAST ANNUAL MESSAGE OF GOV. CURfIN-TIiE PUB
AMENDMENT RECOMMENDED FOR ADOPTIoN-THE
COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM - CARE OF SOLDIERS
ORPHANS.
BY TELEGRAPH
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Jan. 2.--The last annual message
Of Gov. Curtin was delivered before the PENNSYLVANIA
Legislature ut noon to-day ~ opens with an acknoWl-
edgnent the goodness Of God, and returns thanks
that the Commonwealth has been able to DO her 1n
duty to herself, 10 the country and pOsteritv."
The public debt OF the State on December ], 1906 Is
stated at S3j22052 49, being reduction of POS 30
for the fiscal year ending Nov 80, 1866
The closes by expressing his gratitude 70 the
frecmen Of the Commonwealth, and for the hearty APP
proval with which they have cheered his labors during
the last six years" and says:
To have been the Chief Magistrate of this great Com
monwealtb during the period through which we have
passed and TO have earned and maintained On indeed
have the cOnfidencend affection OF her people
and their representatives quite enough TO satisfy the
highest ambition and in my retirement from the high
trust given me- pray God that the State may continue
10 grow power aud strength and her people In pros
pcriy and happiness
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, Jan I'm the Senate an act was
introduced allowing Passenger Railroad Cars to run
on Sunday. In the House. n resolution was passed
allowing the return to Philadelphia Independence
Hall the Chair used in the first Congress- and since
occupied by every Speaker OF the State House repre-
sentatives.
Col. Frank Jordan has accepted the post of Sccre-
tary of State. The Republican Caucus re nominated
VIM. II. Kcmblc State Treasurer. The Caucus ~
TO meet the 10th to nominate candidate Tor
United States Senator The election takes place on
the 10th, the same day as the Governors inar5ur
ton,
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

~
Cn,,o J,q 2rlur steady quiet and ar@ Rsssg, 100 sSl:
shipped 500 eos sale. C sPag E1tTa a. S sl3 2se$M WHEAT
ia at2 10; No ~ 90 Corn hrnsr, at ~ ie$l ~ Oats
ar s S & = .s % @ Mes ss orS G Is csS better but The close Se
% 81 5 S s , a. s s sa % s SaS oScs & s Ia G Ss @ ns.
2c Dressed Hogs fairly active but foe lower closing qaie. $6 7d
pens bare aPpeaAnco sales entered to-day only loo head at former
NFwoRLK,Ss Jan. 2COOn unchanged Low MddIng 1lia3c
% % e Choice & @ dos,. Ss ss' good H dRaG RGst III css @ Fair
2e Prime to Choice SIGloe Bank sterling tl 9 Newisrk
r YORK. seam Cotton lic steam to Liverpool lla per
BuSr.Io Jan 2IOur demand ,ieAyi sale. $50 bb. at
s 80 % No s M RSS E cn 4 @ CO. ~1 cs1n nSss naf
at Rd Rl O Oats quiet al Soc Barley aud Rye quiet nothing doing
Mes. Porn nominal $40 % for Heavy Dressed Hogs quiet at ~ 50
CHapIr,roS Jan 2~Coon anni Mdding
Mssr Jan s, % Of IGS os Hs =. . S'i@ s l4i. @
1uGvsrA jan 2Cotou bnOysn advanced fully ie sale.
YESTERDAY and to-day lC bales MdSSs uGS%' dOO '~ '0'A
a. Gas'SSAH sss "a" N-''''n "''''' ni"' ''''' '
oswreO Jan 2Our unchanged with better de%a1dl sale. Of
SIS SIS for S wSs ~ SS$l5 SS las @T Double Rye fs?
as, IT, =. Sfi Vi 4 for No. .'s car ri c Oats 6 Gs ho.
s:'% s % S aa @ Ss p tun R.o,d on Fc@
G NJ & a. % Sa % os and SH' MSS sss $ s
The Lake ess during the past year have been s Sa.h against
w,Lsseros Jan 2.c9itOn steady SesS fST .Ie mddiIg
% % SS"' $ S - - sS' bs 4. yea. M 5 there
T .RU' S s Ron % .s nS show. hsy SSy d.n.
ia trade AZ compared with the exports o 1860
MILWAUKEE Jan 2Four Supeane 81 80 Wheat be,t-ri
s2 for No ~ OF 70, No 81 81 9 for No D. 81 70 for Rejected
Corn quiet AZ t Oats advancing No i Provisions hmer Mess
Pork Sls So Hams 0c Prime Lard c Dressed Hogs arm at go
81 90 Receipts l00 bblA Flour 1900 buh Wheat 500 bush Oats
500 bush Corn 1000 Dressed Hogs Shipments 1900 bb Flour 1000
bush. Wheat
nnrSoRr Jan 2whe.tSo receipts quotations nominal Corn
No White received Yellow in good supp qnote Wbtest 9o9
9c, yellow Al 93dcciosed dull Os-Pme Pennsylvania 6Oc
Glover seed du h R8d % IS Flour steady but quiet No sales VI
Coffee or Sugar Whisky dull and irregnlar
PHLApELPmA Jan 2Cotton hu Mdlugs, 35 Flour hrm su
pape, &s@ss 7s state and NORTHWEST $led%a wbea, duli
S0uthe Red 90 l0 White 80 TO- dy sales OF 3OO bns
New yellow a, ee o9o bush White sc o steAdyi Coffee
CIsCIsAy Jsn. aFlou eun supcue 90 tS0Sloi Extra.
$40 9oDsll 20 hogRseeps fr the ass @ eonrs iSSs hssa
unchanged, ssO Lard better At i2s for Ke Whisky easy at e. ~
In IoVia JaS 2FlouNoing done at unchanged prbs Wheat
-SOps dopg Cora e99S Qsp agI sGg lsssi sisssS kls
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
DIED.

BARLOw-On wedreaIy oruibg the 18Th year age
Funeral service u be held on Friday At Selcc si the rdesss
and friends are respectfully invited to attend
Montreal pspers will please copy.
OF Adoph Rosaie Brkeied aged mosts AMI y days
CHLD-At Lfbgo Dutchess Co.. n w. Tuesday jan Dr. p
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend bis fo.s.
Aeai sta.on Harlem Rsroad arrival Of the THURSDAY AIS
Albany express
coCHRAY-A gton MI Saturday pee p oipar,ys Emi'
The and fend. q the family Invited 70 @ sisnd Che funeral
Church Or Cn1cns) Newark J. atemeut SeUPOTdescs
DoREMUS0u Wednesday, January Peter G. DoremG aged
The relatives family respectfully invited to tssi
South ti'sts, sestntRst s'DJ JERSEY CITY 4 J.
DCKsoNon Taess Jan 1851 wile Ailard infant chid Of The
The funeral viii be attended At the house psrcu No Py
mains deposited . receiving vault at Evergreen ceme.e
HAw-n Brooklyn Wednesday morning Julia A., wife 0f Wa
The relatives friends fthe family invited to attend ne funeral
from her late residence No 81 Buterst on THURSDAY - inst
HEMPSTEADn BrootlyHi y r. on Monday Dec g. "l' ''D "
The relatives snsnas Of the family are invited to hn.,.
Thursday Jan GeOek from the residence Of bis pnt' No
2n Desnst, without further notice.
MoTLEYon "Wednesday % inst sncr ulness Samael
Friends f%y Of IS brother James Motley Eeqossa
his funeral rom bis late RESIDENCE No 3i West keseih
st. Sunday, 9Th inst, at O'Clock
Boston papers please copy.
mRRAY-Op sunday Dee 10 at his residence "a osxeso n T.
Hamilton Murray. in the 63i year Of bis
osBORNEIn Brooklyn suddenly WEDNESDAY the ID inst Samuel
friends Of The family ,rd Of his 80 sou, s,.%''l & 80:
further notice from residence No 10 Congret Friday
the ith inst OF 2 o'clock p. IN
PAIMHR-In this city at the residence soainls 81 sh~
Palmer widow Of the late IeBry Palmer Of Springfield
Mass. n the 74th Of her
Funeral will place Springfield Friday th iDs
o'clock
PARsoSs-At Hoosck Fails NY Sunday, Dec %, M sally
Parsons widow Of Seth Parsons, aged 70 years
PURDYIn Brooklyn "Wednesday evening Jan Of consumption
w. Of Jacob Pa and eldest daughter Of the R''
David Terry.
wHEBLRR-on ruesdpy jan suddealy a. Cornell. =
Wheeler only John and HSette Wheeler aged u
and month";
Tie relatives respectfully invited sisat
her funeral from Thirty Fnday fh INST
O'clock D d. without further notice.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
OHIO.
Tile GoYEnNoR's MESSAGE.


CoLUNBt's Jan, 1.-The Ohio Legislature convened
sage Is mainly devoted to State affairs He says that
while cyCry patriot must deeply regret that flnal
solution has not vet been reached for all the DIS
turbauces in our National Government caused by
the late Rebellion may justly take prlue III
declaring that the order, sell-cOntTO and ntelll-
gence concerning public affairs which have marked
the conduct of the citizens of this State, IN deciding
most critical issues at the polls, make new assurance
of the safety and stability Of Republican Govern
ments.
The receipts of the State Treasury during the past
year were $s4jj,7iS, while the expenditures were
S743i4G. The State debt amounts to Sll 3il145 the
sum of 81 0g7 2f6 having been redeemed during the
Sona placed on the tax duplicate of the State is
81 lO5 g31. The benevolent and reioTmat0ry nSu-
tutons are represented to be in excellent condition
and doing a good work Tho Agricultural College
land scrip belonging to the State has all been sold
for S3Os6i 20 and the early location of the College
Boards of Health IN cities and villages, to make
prompt and efficient use of sanitary precautions
against Asatic cholera Is recommended.
The adoption Il the Constitutional Amendment Is
urged The Governor says that in examining the
proposed amendment its extreme moderation Is, under
all the circumstances of the country and the time,
most remarkable aud he regrets 10 know that 1t has
been rejected by several of those States whose ratf-
cation OF il would do most TO make the measure the
promise and beginning Of that full setlement OF our
internal dssensOns for which VIC all long. lie Is mol
without hope that amaturcr consideration and caner
reflection will convince even those who nave rejected
the proposal that justice. right and wise sell inter-
est alike dictate n reconsideration OF the matter ana
a diffrrent'decSion.
4 joint resolution ratifying the amendment was in
troduccd in the House today, and viii come mp tuI
decisive action in few days
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
POLICE FORCE.
CRY IND coUyrr GorERNuEyrS
IMP ORGANIZATION

IMP QRGANIZATIoS Or TIP BOARDS roR THF YEAR
1Nb1.
As we have before announced, the Boards Of Alder
men and Cuuucucu meet 40 y o'clock, noon next Mon
da pursuant to the amended charter 20 organize Tor the
year lGT The following The members OF the Board or
Aldermen
Fir,t Dlsiric' John Moore Second Thomas Conan !;
Third. Michael norton Fourth, Chnrles Mciirlcn fitn
Eugene Ward sixth. Joseph shannon; seventh William
White. Eighth William l.. Ely Nufh Don AlonIo
ly: Twelfth, Charles H. LOcw; Thirteenth, j Jimr' =.
Coulter: Fourteenth. Joseph H. NHuum IT,; Fiftcrnth,
james O'Bricn sixteenth, Robert McGinns; Seven
Tlc following con-t-c the Board Of Counclmcn: First
Di-nic, II. IL gBficu, Bryan Reilly. Cornelius Flnl,
Lamb peter Culku Jinrt T. NcYcary. William Tcrhune.
Patrick Ghu,y. Thiul Diatrct-Jhomas i. Daly, Mich
Dlrr S.FIr, Anthony Hartman, James O. Brnkman.
Bernard EcWcy. Fourth Di-trctJuhu 4. Gilmore John
N.h1cr Thoui9. Murray, Hugh Turner Waller u. Rob
cTfs fifth Di-tct-ii"rH NuTruy FrnnciS A. Thomas,
stephen Roberts, John Hart, Gcorgr W. CTrgicr
From pr'.rUt appearance, the thurinhhshlp or the
Foaid ~ Aldermen viii De given 10 Alderman shannon.
David Valentine being retained ~ clerk In the Board
~ Cuuurilmcu there tu be considerable difficulty
forward Tor President. Will" there seems 10 De desire
to appoint another clerk iu the place OF Edwin NJ
Huggcry. The question is simple one. tho only Issue
being d i.nu al thc patronage oi the Board II is un
This week. when the matter may De settled that
Organization cin bc had On Monday next
At o'clock on Monday afternoon, the Board ~ super
yisofs aro meet tU organize fOr the year. The only
changes I'm the Board The retirement Of Mcssrs Smith
Ely aud William 4. SteWart-MrssTS GcrsOn y. Hermann
De- the general opinion that Mr.. Henry Smith
Republican, VIII De reelected Chairman Of the Board.
although the choice ~ President belongs 10 te Demo
cratic members. There will be no changes In the clerks
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
CURLING.
GRAND MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP or THE
UNITED sTATEs-CALEDoNJAH CLUB, OF NEW

GRAND MATCH FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP or THE
UNITED sTATES-CALEDONAH CLUB OF NEW
YORK Ys. PATERSON CLUB.
close and exciting contest for the championship
Of tho United States in curling took place near Paterson
~ j. yesterday. between the CaledOnian Club OF New
York aud tho Paterson Club IL Will be remembered that
the ChledOnau Club last Winter had 10 succumb 20 the
Paterson players being the only time the Caodonans
this victory the Paterson Club carried off the hOnOrs
every other club from the United States In the
grand tournament played Toronto last Winter. On
this great Interest taken I'm the match OF
terday, considerable sums being wagered the contest
the odds being I'm favor OF Paterson The scene OF the
match the fine sheet Of lee OH the lake adjoining
Haeden, the residence OF General HoNsey. Owing to
the heavy fall OF snow the rinks hadvo be swept be-
fore the match could commence and then even the Ice
not smooth here being several breaks In tile surface
which rendered difficult TO run the stones true. The
oeived at tho depot by tho Paterson Club, and taken
TO the lake In largo conveyance, the distance being
about two miles from Paterson The weather was all
that could 10 desired and large crowd Of spectators
distance to the match. Three nnks were laid out
the ice, and numbered respectively NOs. /. and3
No. included Messrs johnson, Brand, Ray AMI winter
bOam OF the Cnnedonan Club, and MessIs Smiley, Wat
son. Colyer and Atkins OF the Paterson Club. No was
composed OF Messrs Love, Thompson, Ges and Faults
OF NewYork and Redmond, II. Smith, Marshall and Boil
Livingston. Muir, Hawley and Tempeton OF New-York,
and Peaeock, Horton, Ingle andJ. r. Smith The games
began at IL o'clock, and were continued, with ha1 On
hours ntermssion, until 530 p m when the match was
total Of SO 10 go The scores OF the several r
follows No % 70 20 In favor Of Paterson no
O. SO TO 29 in favor OF NewYork; and No g. "to al In
favor OF Paterson. ,.,,
At the close Of the game, the visitors were hospitality
entertained by the Paterson Club The PnterSon ayer
WHOLE did not play up TO theii marx OF last whter
This victory will add TO the interest taken in Forthcoming
matehos IN tho Ceptral Park this WnteF.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
MARYLAND.

TPtrGrtrH 70 TrR TfisINP
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.-The Maryland Legislature
convened nc Annapolis, the State capital to-day at
noon. Iicut.-GOv. G. f.. Cox took the chair pre-
siding officer of the Senate and eloquenty addressed
that body.
The House of Delegates was organized by the cleo
ton of Dr. Phclls OF Dorchester temporary chair
man.
Ii was announced that caucus of the members
composing the majority of the House would be held
in the evening.
Ioth Houses without further proceedings adjourned
to pas their respects 10 and receive heprofered hos
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
BOARD OF COUNCILMFN.

The Board met on Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, the President, j. Wilson Green. in the chair
A resolution Ia favor Of paying each member Of the
Board Of Commissioners of tho Sinking Fund IS per day
for the year 1866, was laid over
An ordinance adopted matng II unlawful for hack
and omnibus drivers expressmcn aud pOrers 10 exercise
their cangs without license and making 1t obligatory
them 10 apply 10 the Mayor for their licenses that
these licenses shall be granted annually, and those
ceing them shall badges and also that fine OF
s25 shall be imposed for nonoOormity with these pro
visions.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday nt p. m.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
DELAWARE.
BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE.

BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE
WILMINGTON. Delaware, Jan 2.-The Delaware
Legislature met at Dover yesterday, and completed
its organization to-day In the Senate James Ponder
of Sussex was elected Speaker. In the House Will
liam A. Polk elected Speaker, both being tie no.
minecs Of the Democratic caucus. The Message oil
Gov. Salisbury will be presented this afternoon.
in response to the general OnetrOughout the country
for the reduction oil the revenue taxes on manutac-
tulr3
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
l[ARRLED.

MAC vEAGH- Hsrrbnrgh Penn IN Thard DsA
a. WAYNE vesgb esp Virginia Rolette youuges laughter
the Hon Simon Cameron ofPennsy ranla
PACKER-MORGANIn South Covery Conn., TnesdsT eyennf
the residence Of the bng father bg he Rev AgheA
Perry Packer late Of Co G.. 2 Regiment CoGn
Vols to Mis- Nellie NJ, daughter Of j. Morgan both OF ooas
Coventry. No cards
BREK-NEW KIRKOn THURSDAY Dec i3 the fnt Re
formed Drtch Church. Bergen j. By tie Rev Dr. Taylor Absshta
Wander 5ary kirs, both Of Hudson Ciiy, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
MAINE.

AUGUSTA. Jan. 2.-The Maine Legislature met and
organized this forenoon by the choice of the follow
ing officers all Republicans Nathaniel NJ Bupee cf
Knox President of the Senate; Thomas 7. Cleayer of
Brownfield Secretary; and PrentiSs NJ FOglen of
Speaker of the House; franklin NJ. Drew of Bruins
wick, Clerk; and Sumner J. Chadbourne of Dixmont,
Assistant Clerk
Gov Chamberlain will deliver his inaugural mos
SAGE tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BoSToN Jan 2.-The Massachusetts Legislature
assembled to-day and re0rganzed, eecting the pre-
siding officers Of last year. The annual election ser
mon will be preached this afternoon in,the old South
Church. by the Rev. Mr.. Warren of Charlestown.
Gov Bullock will deliver his message TO the Legisla-
ilIn on ErilaY neXt.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
asa go. Potk. e2o 50. whIstj

st2o Barley 81 TO- Isv steady asa go Pork e2o So wh
lower a s2 q Hogs quiet Al q dbic -.
ovyILLg Jan TOBACCO ar9 s,ls' o. q hs S' No.'s sg
Shoulder &C. Clean sides llic Hogs 6i@Se Receipts 30 bsd
Mess Pork active $50 So Sheed Corn BE Oats t Foaf ss
at % Lard, l2o, " hiskT in bond, 81
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
MISSOURI

y rRIBuNR
JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. Both Houses convened
to-day, but did nothing toward effecting Organ-
zation. brakes and Fletcher's chances for the Sem
ntols Shin nre abOmt eanal.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03

A CARD-w JACKSON, No J51 BROADWAY has eoestsnt %
m Of Bonhaznes, and all other Mourning Dre
Goods Also Bonne ShAa COaks Walls Grapes Handkerchief
Gloves Sc y BIacs waited With goods at their residence
short notice No 55 Broadway opposite 1sny Coz
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
nOArD or AIDTRMEN.
n1.nn,r . nr lllr I'M cnNInnLirn Nm 1sG1

BUDGET OF 1IE CONTROLLER FOR 1867.
Tho Board met at o'clock Yesterday afternoon,
the President John Irce Csq IN the chair communi-
cation was received from the Controller, Transmitting
statement Of the estimated amounts required for the sup
pnr Of thc several departments &C. 81 the City Govern
ncnt for 1901 The following the items Of the same
ILatr SJ3Oi6 %
$500 90
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
GOTERNuEYT FINANCES.

TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.--The receipts from internal
revenue to-day were g., 23l gS.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03

The report received, ordered To be printed and re-
frrrcd 10 the Committee On Finance.
Tho Board thcn adjourned Ia o'clock this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
5perial Notltes.
Like the Great Fire

Like the Great Tire
which could be e1nguhed the Of PHALoNS NIGHT
BLOOMING CERRUS cnSs every textile fragment aPOa which Z.
dropped handkerchief perfuned with and laid aside In dsse'
viii retail It's delicious odor for six months
Union General COmnfitee.The delegates elected for M
requested meet AZ liEADSUAkIbRs THIS SlnursU
EVENING, at q clock, for organization. . -
r. B. AsrEN. Chairman Executive Conmittea
American InsTne.-A monthly meeting Of this Institute viii II
~ BpiJrg JIRBH BUELL., Rec. SEQ
Tie PoSechne Branch Of the viii Friday evening
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
TIE lfETPOPOLTTiN POLICE COlflI>SION-
LIPS, lNNEIL ELHOEE

The report of the Commissioner, of Metropolitan
Police begins with q summary of work on thc new sud
Old police stations In this city and Brooklyn. tie .h
stance 0i which was printed IN THK TGfGtNL more than
week ago. We learn that the office for Inspector
F0lk-iic central office fur HroohIWa- uuf pulrl ti
los the Department but leased at annual rchtl of
5000. bar the cement b, temporary, and the com
mssioncIs recommend that ediitc be- secured for per
utaupft ncCupaflou
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03
strumatic snlt Baths.

THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING CoMPANY'H
STRUMATIC SALTS AND WATERS
are sovereign for the Of
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM,
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEN GLANDS
ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, &C., Sc.
For sale At all the principal Druggists -
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03

wRfTRRs OF EVERY DENOMINATION from Bishops humble
Lymen been secured send their thoughts forth through @
Medium.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-03

WILL PUBLISH, EARLY IN JANUARY NEXT,
THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER
The volume will list Of the Business Men In all pa Of The
United and Brsh Provinces With rating indicating the reatss
standing and commercial credit Of each.
Il Is the STANDARD WORK for Merchants and Bankers.