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miscellaneous.
JULES JARED'S
EMAIL De PARIS. y
The New Beautifler OF the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies
This secret Of beennytng the akin being known only
hsssrs- Jared Rene. they hosoraby state that It
Rsrv from all other prepafations II gsss to the most
harsh and fsksd skin both the texture and color q
polished ivory rsrosing all dscolorstions, whether
pesring frscales tan, <pasv moth. blsekvorm
spscks and especially saeessul Ia smoothiag the
marks len BY the SMALL FOX.
The agents Of LkmAil de Paris meat oeandsnuy
submit to the public the sarnsst endorsements Of sneh
distin fuiahsd ladies
Signora Ristori, NJ lie Felicita Vestvali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. p. Bowers. Lu.
ellie Western. Mdm'e Ponisi, Mrs Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Margueritles, Miss Agnes Perry,
and many Others vhoss high standing In the profs,so.
give. tn. stamp oftruhfuiaess thar intsgsns and
genuine approval
The Beautiful LuciIe wsstssn saye
81 aud that the Email prodncss all the brfliianey Of
rooss and with tbs great and peculiar advaa
Of total barmessess 1t really sdds to the sotnss
and beauty Of the skin"
The Msgnncens vestvali says
Il have suffered % .seh from tbs various white To-
tons. &C. which my theatrical profession ooiiges
that consider ii perfect bsnsfsetion 10 ind
preparation which eveu the whitsossa 10 tbs
skin. and leaves the skin cool and amooth"
Mia Maggie Mitchell says
II have tried the skin be.uther sLKmsii de Paris
aud und thsi II instantly inparts natural bloom and
freshness To the conplsxion-n
"Jsreds Email de Psrs 10 used delicate hssnttns
Of the akin for Theatre Saloon Ball Room BY the
refined and scrupuous ladies' predicting all the besu-
.yng effects rouge and lily white whon. Their vsiEax
glare injury to the skin.
soldby all arstlass Druggists Perfumers and LAdiss
Hair-Drsesers
South Tenth street, and Johnssen, Holloway cowden
L. Issbeau, s22 Broadway; Demas Barnes Co. and
c. Wells Co, Sev York, and Eugene Jonin, Ill
Philadelphia. Agents.
JARED RENE, esasr.l Agents and Importers, N. Y
dsc1-So, sod-4<Ap
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-. a. A. : marriage .ag = New Bedford, Ma.nchu
49, ~, ne other day, the parties vers 5 r;d,
solitude ls.s than three months. n ;rss 49,
Sssu1s preliminary episode to the lady ~ =.
- Iosnse hussend'S funeral, which .co -.
80 ~ e: day befbs. ~ sscoed M.
- = - died aheoal, and Sc re.s;s,
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. al SEASON or HEAVY Ssows.-Tb;s Win.
tel wiii DC noted hereafter a. a seasor :,
ereas and frequent SHOWS. =. sno~ sto,w ~
nave happened 70 very unusual places. .nd -
Ven extraord'aary extent. Or ~ h..r =
~ no Is tnroughoa' he whole Northern CON- CON-
In s:e people n Sc ATTITUDES are Of conr.e
sh IN in u, ba' We have had records y
s usm, slso, snowing that they have extends
ION ureai Britain westward to the Pac;Ss
49,, ana on our ''sn continent :. far so..h
d.. Inc recent fall of snow in Lon;s
n I'M 49, sucn q phenomenon a. to .et n,
old nstpora scs,ne. at work overhauling thei,
bnt GG &C. q tables and they have founi
years. 'ne past u
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new York Dry coed. n.rn.,.

New York Dry Goods Market.
By Telegraph NEW Yoax Heb IL
Tbs srsAi.st feature In the market Is the oompIsts
destruction ~ Are Of the warehouse Of g. B.
ChitteDden Co.. Broadway Who held the fullest $3.50,
Deut Of do site cotops OF any house probably il t
country. Ibis eunnagration has intsrfersd With bus
zoos along that ode brt In otnsr localities there Il
fair demsn tor staple goods at steady rates.
Pfnts Particularly in good request 100 for Msrr-
macs isc for Cochecos, lsc for yctor. for Home
and iltsc ioa Provoys.
Brown eheetinxs-Hair demand At 2Od92o for goush-
eyn and bsst Fastsrn nakes. lawrence L are marked
down to ls51c.
Beached Auslins-In moderate request at 3lI<c for
New York siiSe for wsnsutts, 80 for LossAaie Wal
than, 81 22zc do " 80; do 20 &c; do lo4 ee
Laurence L 1919.
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A Misconsinsin Court has decided ~.
man has right TO chastise h;s S;f. - n aaA
sonaols extent" Cowhide whipe are n,r .ea =
great demand in that State. NJ mnch =. NOV :. u
dealer 10 that refined article ~ hoa y ~
furniture IN that civilized region. sntc;r..;no
run upon such valuable fsm;l, .nssI pSs'lnR
ha: teiegraphed to two friends IN enSsee,
and Philadelphi to buy up an thu co-h; o!A
those two cities, or elsewhere. M u mn.oesi "
What cost, and send them ont 10 him ; ;sA. q
g, ~ express. Married men II W; .usAn.'
~. ~. sns streets tramphantly now. = wi
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CITY NEWS.

ILLINOIS DEEDS, just printed, and for sale
At this Office in quantities TO suit. We keep
on hand all kind Of Deeds and Mortgages
of the most approved forms.
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81. Louas Markee.

St Louis Market
~ Telesraph.l o. Lovrs, Feb, II.
sIoosccc-sore animated, but prices ranged within
prsvous quotations.
nour-Qaist and prices for nsdiun - low usAsl
sassr Low grade super % so1s IS usper - sooio b
sxtrs 80 6oAl 30, and double extra ia 1sAll q.
Whsss-Firnsr At q % for sprine q % sbr chss,.
white all.
Oorn-Inactive and the lower gradss sesss; mixed q
H0sss yellow 81 5000 and white soasse. The lssss
for extra
0ats-1irm ~ 670foc.
barsey-Actve At 81 os for prime spsina. a 8 D,
hney do, n 1901 as for good ard prime All.
Rye-Si 1901 80
Whsky-Kssier at ~ Is
Hay-Firmsr and activs at "A psr Ton sor sho,o
Timothy.
hssn--H - per 100 lbs.
frostsons-Quies and unchAn I'D
Lerd-ouiet II 3elsxe.
HoU-sessce II ca<@7c
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WALL papers Of all grades at Prices paint.
ing and papering establishment, corner Of
Fifth and Blondeau streets. (feb9 81
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Council Rooms, Feb. IL.
Present-R. Fl. Gilmore, President pro
tenn, and Aid. Jaeger, Mumm, Seaton, Vail,
and Wyman.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The petition of citizens for public cistern
on the corner of Fourth and High streets,
was, on motion, referred to the Fire Depart
ment Committee.
The petition of the Eagle Company, fol-
landing accommodations on the Levee, was
referred to committee composed of Alder,
men Wyman, Seaton, Mumm and Knowles
with instructions to report at the next meet
ing.
The committee to whom was referred the
petition of sundry parties in regard to the sale
OF goods at auction, reported that it would
be illegal and unconstitutional to place sucl
restrictions on trade as the petitioners asked
for, and recommended that the petitioners
prayer be denied
Report received and adopted.
The matter Of contracting with the Goa
companies, for the extension Of the Levee,
was referred back TO the committee for fur
the, consideration.
The following bills we're allowed and or
dered to be paid:
DR.. Carpenter, 3 months services on Board
OF Health, 0C
Or. Stafford, months services on Board of
Heath,.....-.. ............................ Is 90
DR.. Wyman, three months services on
Board OF Health, ..................,....... IS oC
Wohlwend Althaus, for printing ....... 81 90
W. b. Cowden, for services as Collector. ...loo 90
Geo. Engiehsrt, for blacksmithing ......... Is As
Council adjourned.
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BoARDING,-Pleasant rooms, with board,
may be had by applying second door below
Second street, on Exchange.
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new Hork Market.
~ Tslegraphl Nsv Yoax Feb, Il
Corn -et+ady al ssc for old MOL.
Osts-DnIl at 45c for No q
Mess PoYk-sls 30.
Rsceipts-iaoo bbls noar 11eo shs Wheel 100 do cor
$50 do osts
ehipmenfs-7coo bbls nour, and $500 sks wheat.
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Phiiadelphia Cattle Market.
BY Telexraih PmIApupwt. rsA II
CAttle-Ile market more setvs this week and price,
are higher About $50 sold ls1i7e for EXTRA and
iISalsc ff Few choice lots, and 129l4e for
Hogs-Dal and lower; s,soo soia At 9oloc nett for
choice.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

| New Orleans Market.
| Bv telegraph Nrw o1IfAss. Yeb. IL
Oot,on-Activs and sitter; sales 90 bass iou mid
dllnss q. oslo and middns sl1S0s7e Rsesipts Of
5000 bales, and exports 900 bsiss.
| susar-Higher. Pair 49,
Mola.ses-Firm. Pair a and prime to cboie. so7sc,
| Plour-superhns sll rs.
| 1900
New Ortsans Money Market.
| By Telegraph NKw ORLEANS, Feb. IL.
! NGold-lse
| steriine-seL.
| KIchangs-on New York 4 discount.
|
| Chicago marxet.
| By Telegraph Chicago. Feb. II.
Ylour-Dali sales Of spring extra At % 23a1ll Is;
white winter yl7 toa4. red winter Sill IS superhns
aHso
wh.at-ouis, and &c lover, salss No spring 81 ss1s
d S. rejected 81 55o1 20 according location; No
spring and Inactive; market closes 81 81 for
No spring.
corn-ModerateIy and active STEADY, No at sa0ssc.
No at oec, rejected at 5sD5Se, eIosins quiet at cay
for MOL.
osu-pu,l and NC lower, and closing At se11e fr
No.
Rye-sts.dy at - Aa3e for fresh receipts No /.
B.riey-Du sales Of No al Sc and rel ected IT &sc
| in store.
sseds-nmothy In good demand at & 2sa3 10, and
clover At g. 1913
Noes Pork-&ls Boets IS.
Ierd-Mtre scti,e all HE.
Green Hams-Yrom slaughter ed hogs loo.
Dressed llogs-Quiet and b4loe lower sales at q 30
81 IS. ciosing At 81 cog CO. dividing 100 lbs.
Chicago Live stock market.
By Telegraph cn.oAeo. Peb II.
Beef Cstt,e-Recsipu to noon 26l head Marks, al
- 1896 for com to choice.
| Hve Hog Receipts TO $40 head Opened dull
but closed steady sales at IS ssOs 50 for
choice
sheep-Duil and easy tA1sa IS.
Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph CascissArI, Feb IL.
Unchanged, With = moderate demand.
Wheat-In fair demand and market nrm at least quo
/ tations; No / winter n go
oorn-puii and prices lower, No At SIC in elevator
| and &c In sacks
Osu-Dul and prices nominal.
| Rye-Hirm. No iatsl q.
| Barley-Du
Whsfy-.5c, With moderate demand.
/ Cotton-Drl at 7sD3oc.
Provihons-Du and holders more an 1ious to realize
| and closing rather heavy.
Buff Mests-sold At 75saStsc. loose.
Lsrd-l7@l71Se nominally.
Groeeries-steady.
Eggs -4oc per dozen.
| Lnseed oil-yi IS and arm
River fallen tsst inch. Weather clear. fhsrncn-
eter IS.
Nav York Money Markss.
By Telegraph Nrv Yosx. Feb IL
Gold-Ci sed at 1867.
Foreign Markets.
| By Telegraph LONDON Feb l2-Noou
Illinois Central sl}1 Erie st54 s-eos 7s3ls; and
/ Oonsois "a
Lospos Yeb. 12.-Eveung.
Consols closed at e0s for nonsy, s2os - 3-le Ill
sl1s Erie seIs.
FRAsKsoxY Feb hive.
United eLstes bonds 1872
HaEa NJ u
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:fnxnti1l nh GsulmertiL.
EDOGUE RARXD1.
February II, 1851

CORN MEAL-&5 lVV Df........ ...........-'' - ~
SUNDRIES.
BurrER-In good demand 1t from 25@2sc . 10
Eaee-Remain ut $50 p dozen.
soRaHux-Best quality brings 4oc per gal
PorAroxs-Choice lots at 75c to SOC p bushei.
CHicxExs-Per dozen, - 90 to - rs.
TuRKEYs---( Dressed) IA p 10.
HosEr-In boxes, 20 to &c per ID.
LARp-lo to l0ci per N.
GREEN AppLRs-From zoe to 81 90 per bushel
osIoSs-75e per bushel.
TuRsIPs-40c per bush.
BREswAx-30c per ID.
Hoes-From SC TO SIZE gross; and eac net
TALLow-In bbls, Sic to &c; do loose Sc per n
RAGS TO 43c per ID.
wooL-Tub washed 4oc.; fleece do hne s5c
unwashed, ! off,
FHArHERs-Prime soc TO 6oc per b.
HpRs-G reen, 7ic; do saltsd, SIC; green cafskini
l5c; dry ain. lie; do salted lac; damaged
and grubby of /; pets Csc TO IS.
BRAS-In demand at s5c per 100 lbs.
HAr-Timothy IS 90 to $40 90 per ton; Prairie,
IS so 10 IS 90.
WOODS SO to 81 90 per cord, according to quail
ity.
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New Orleans Market.
By Telegraph INV oaiAss. REQ. IL
ootton-Acnvs and sitter; sales 900 bass iou mid
dings SOL s63Ic and middlins H1S0s7e Receipts Of
5000 bales and exports 900 bslss.
susar-Higher. Pair lS4c
Molasses-Frm. Pair - and prime to chcies so7so.
Plour-superhns aIl rs.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
APPROPRIATION IOR THE EEECTIoN OF 4 NIw GRAM
MAR SCHOOL. FTC.. ETC

APPROPRIATION IOR The ERECTION OF 4 NIw GRAM
MAR SCHOOL, ETC, ETC.
The Board met at o'clock last evening the Pre,i-
dent, JAMES NJ MCLEAN, esq, in the chair
The School Officers of the Twelfth Ward sent in a com.
muncaton asking for an appropriation Of >o2so Tor the
erection OF q grammar sch0OlhOuse in One-undrcd-
andfiteentl-st Referred 10 the Committee FiUancc.
communication was received from the School Officers
O the seventeenth Ward asking for an appropriation 10
after Grammar school No. .. Referred
Inc Board took up for consideration the report Of
lhe eObotoh or he SchOOlI0use No. 81, in Laurcuss
Tie report '0ltudes with resolution authorizing the
committee lo adyeilisc for proposals take down The
uldhe beoir referred 70, and t0 erect building cover
M< the enllg l"' 10 consist Of tliIre departments. q
primary school, ana boys and iils Grammar sciOol s
mlOit! report MAS received ltuH COMMISSIONS Merrill
setting forth That there necessity lnf iIiug ans
alterations nl tie building. Referred 10 tie BnimIng
Committee.
resolution was adopted. apprOpriau0 <2l5On f,l uc
purchase Oi six lots Of TDnId The uptlrrly. side of
West Flfty-secOnd-st., In the Twcuty-ccoud Ward an
which 20 erect one Grammar School one Primary
Department
Tho Finance Committee reported iu favor ~ aplroI,i
auug ~ 6bI Tor The erection ~ "a UrW Primary -rinoi-
H0nse On seCOndst between Avcuur,-r and D f,r tb,
use oI filmaiy school No. 81, in te IrNcHt ward Tie
report was adopted.
Upon the RECOMMENDATION 0f the Finance lonluillo4
c sum Ot $4,000 Was appropriated thc purchase ol
4',7 Ndloihlpg School 40 j. iu the Twenty nG-t Ward
resolution was ADOPTED, that the Committee on Sites
@ ahd new schools be Instructed 10 inquire into tbc topr
~ am. anu tAltdiency Of osNk siup new school W Tie
children. " 20 '''' W ''''''N
4le Loare uyen Adjourned
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ST JOINS PARh.
IT'S SALE And rs HISTORY.

Us NALE AND lis HISTORY.
The Consummaton Of the purchase of 81 Johns
Park by the Hudson River Railroad Company. and the
fact that it will bo by tracks art buildings,
will render brief sketch Of IFS history interesting IT'LL
tarans will rejoice that the eXlgeucie, trade make this
sale necessary while people who objects that
have down 10 from other generations will sigh
the oblteraton Of this Landmark in the history ~
the metropolis 10 portion Of the church farm be
longing to the Copoiao Of Trinity Church This Grin
though not Originally So large as To- include the Pu Wa.
in Dutch times called the CompaWs Farm.
because It was he property m me Wet inqia iqiai
about midway between Warren and Cmmh,Is-sts,
Crown lands upon the conquest oI NewNetherl4nds by
the English The other portion OF me farm Wlneh m
Cm1stopher-st and contained 62 acres oi land As al
Joined the old Companys farm when il became Crown
planned historically the whole called the "klug'H
Farm from James H., having been previously called the
Dukes Farm" while he was Duke of York II had
been inherited by Anneke Jams the widow o Ocof JAMS,
who held the original patent. she married Domino DO.
aud conveyed by seven of her eight heirs 10 Gov
LOvelace in 1871. BY lnm i Is thought to have been
Queen Anne IT called the Queens Farm" and %
"such granted 10 Tiuiiy Church, in 1905 by Lord
the DOmies BOwey has been the subject Of cOntr0-
versy tween the heirs OF Cornelius ogarus, who did
Church; hut the title OF the church sustained. The
part of the farm including The Park before
whose seat" was on elevated ground. on the
block now bounded by Canal, Hudson, aud YestIy ss
After the Revolution, when the demand fOr "Gty lOts'
induced the Trustees OF Trinity Church 10 divide the
farm into single lots the square between Hudson and
VarCk and Beach and aigtsS. was reserved rs park
Before the erection Of 81. Johns Chapel NaIics in
l the PARK was lnci0sed hva wood, fence bt shortly
aiterwaId, The substantial iron structure sti tsurOud-
Ing II was erected This before the development of
mineral Iesnurc~ nud tbr fence wax co,,s,-
gucntiy manufactured H Scotland n will soon fall be
toe tlc Workncn OF the Hudson River Railroad Com
already marked Tor obstruction. Tine ap,cl W0odmnu
spare that tree" might De effective nr.n,t the real
"oodcrasmsll, but the Of the railroad man Win n0i
be stayed uuill the last tree q, fcilsd.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
TIE EXCISE In.

MEETING tr YoNKERs-PE PETITION TO TIE IEGIsIh-
TURE,
Meeting was held last evening at Radfords Hail,
Youkers TO take action with reference 10 having the EX-
else law passed in 1906 extended to Wescheser County
The meeting was very well attended, the most respecta
bio inhabitants OF the village being present md taking
great interest in the proceedings The chair was
a.d by Mr. robert ?. GETTY, who made some remarks
iAs eeusfhtSF c:scts wmcu nv @reooy ydS lSI
operatlon OF the Ayse thcra % ~ might exist
ivWeu - 0i honcd whatever prtludi, 81 bc di
city; bv - m Sonkcrs that they woIin Sf, "a as
agalnst ~ ~ mvbrh preceded the lnuOuus me Metro
Weie III tn4sJ noi,ca ,srf-Ss.-
P9"D Dayid r. jacques next a1d~cssed the meeting in
Wv sprited and telling spe~-h. Among other things,
h a tGat the Excise law was necessary f0r YonkcIs
because il WAS in exstepC in New-York
Mr. G. I. Handy o. tempeydnce man 9nd s Worh---
man. made Some very flBttS4 observations; cn6% ing
the greet niseiy caused 70 w0lklnghG lrmHIesb by hav
ing r.rinsh6ps opep on the sabbath TIE iey Mr. Beh
Td of TIC Baptist Church and the Hbv. Mr. King of the
.,etbodist Church also made remarks, cogdng In the
opinion that sprtd0us liquors should DO 1efCer made nor
s1d They urged the advantages or nc Excise Law IoI
Yonkers Thefejs present beJfe the Senate OF the
.,,,u, bill, favoraby rsp6rted on, which AIMS "
incinde WesfchcSier county tn the Excise District A.
neftion is 10 sent TO the Legislature pressing tns
upanre and had previous TO the meeting recelved 20
sirnahlres After the meeting many signed lhs petuon
Messrs ranby aud Post viii Immediately 60 TO Albany 10
uIcseDt II. ~A-rSat
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
EXCURSION TO PARIS AND HOLY LAND.

~ ne EiiOJ of The " T. TribHaf.
SIR: VIII you allow me- through yonr columns, TO
state IN reply questions that coming IN from oil
parts Of the country that although the above enterprise
was started In Brooklyn and number OF its citzons will
on IT, yet IL Is not confined 10 that or any other place
but that the limited amount OF room have j. open 10
any and al. under such restrictions the Committee
have for mutual comfort adopted, The applicants 10
be accepted must have good moral character good health
and a fair share OF good humOr.
ON this basis, and this only, are rapidly making up
what We think VIII he a good company Truly yours,
&. G. DUNCAN, No. III WalSt., Manager.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

THE LINTES SEAsoN.--Ycstcrday being Ash
Wednesday and The rst day Of the season oi Lent ap
plopriae services held In oil the Roman Catholic
aud In this city celebrate the event
The ceremonies al the Church Of st. Adams 81
very pronounced high church nature The Rev Thomas
Galladet Rector Of 81 Anncs Episcopal CLufb. dsV-
cred appropriate address last evening at the Chapel Of
-. BaTnabas, In Mulberry st. the duties cIoined by
the church its communicates during the season Of
Lent.
The services al Trinity Church were OF an imposing
and solemn character the music selected fOT the services
being as follows Professional Palm, 81 dsalter Nenc.
9TH Tone Psatcr Psalms 9, 81 3t Bencdcc, bh Tone,
iSt ending; Bcnedictus lat Tone, ID cudinC Creed
Apostles Anthem" Lord FOR Thy tender meIcles sake
-rHunnt Kyric-IIOdgcs Hymn JG, verse ~; Offer
tory Psalm 2J verse y Recess Ona Psalm s5th palt.
The E6Y. Nh DutOD, the colleague Of the Rev. Dr Vim
ton at Trinity Church, preached excellent discourse
from Isaiah yli, 9Th and 5th verses.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
PORT or NEwIORK......Nucn0
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
fat Jeu Enugvool tol 81 Ands ~ Ennrgool Palermo
De- - md Gibraltar Jan a. With ndt, &C. Lawrence. Giles
las lali moderate eeatLer
BarF Laglc wilkinson Mouevieo 70 days with hle siae Hall
Hs had ue weather 30 DAYS 20 tie Equator g.
mg 81 % w spoke shp josiah l. al nom shields bouad
W Lord of Pcen So DIVER s. Jgo de Cuba u dars
viii srg.r 10 b. j. kii Co. L BAH John q. Paint loading Gr
AtRA"s
Brg A.t iof HauhI 3d. Crout Ponce p n. 20 dhrs With
sugar O. e son Co Feb ~ at 80 30, long - 29 sloko Dbl
IfLa, from Mofeico for New York Len I p0-bng Titus load
Hg for Nor York. big Rising Sun loading far NoN.Iiaytn
Brig sunny South io So Johns ~ b. Ber Carrlas DAYS ub
fgrio Duncan Has bad moderate weather March "a Hat
1tas t.oie bng Buhani from cgricuas of Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Abeu4..r
BELOW.
E-rA PalhGllrr. Rom Eneuos Ayres
La tV0isl hVlp - igI Portland
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and No. 10 the largest.
PRICES or PENS WITH sILvER.MOUNTED DESK
Noe. 7, {, o, and 10 in Morocco Boxes.
MoRToN's SECOND QUALITY.

These are eaTats ne superior TO any Morton
Pens made previous TO the year 1860.
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, Second Quality"
and numbered.
accident.
The Cases made Of Coin Silver but not heavy
As those OF the Fret Quality
PRICES OF PENS; AND PINS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

RuRoAp CAsuALTY2Thomas Corcoran, the man
who was knocked down and on the night OF the
,7h nit in West Broadway, near Readcst by car NO ~
of me sixtlave line, died yesterday IN INC h N
Uospital from compound fracture or le tE Whif r m
rcceycd on the occasion referred 10. Coroner seh'no
will hold an inquest tOdAy
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

NEW COMMISSIONER OF TAXES AID ASSES IS
,,rrrs-- On wednesday morning Controller Connolly ap'
pointed Mr. James Dennis of No 6l East IrS w. Iaie
n Commissioner OF Taxes ana asscssnlch'''' ." N f
M Amor J. Williamson, deceased.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
CITY ITEMS.
ssG5ESni.

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE ALuMNI-The thiId ahhoai
meeting Of the Alumni OF Dartmouth Colcse i1sen' :,
This city and vicinity, will be held this evening a. inc
Bancroft House. corner oi BI0auNH! "u" i"'"''''
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

The collection Of paintings now on exhibition al
Dcrly's Art Rooms, NoSs5 Broadway, VIII be cola ~
auction Monday evening. March IT, The poceeds OF 'n'
cxblon nh the day Of sale will be given to the South
ern FamineIselief Commission
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
CASES WITH PENCIL
MOTIONS THIRD QUALITY.


These Pens are ~ caras ne and although cheaper are
M least eaual 10 any gold pens made elsewhere as regards
durability elasticity and good writing qualities
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, Third Quality" and
numbered.
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident.
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver, but not heavy
n those of the Fist Quality,
IEICFS or PENS; AND pENS ~ SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
MORTON's CHEAP GOLD PENS.

These Pens arc 10 cans nc and are Better Writing,
and more Durable Pens than sdu, without operating Nor
tons Patented Machinery be- produced for tie prices even
were the Gold furnished giutuitOualy.
PRICES on II.SS; AND PENS ~ slLVER-pIATED TX
TENSION CAsES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pcu..........fO 30. with Pencil Case. N 90
Lucky PCn.......... 7j.. with Pencil Case. / 21
Always Ready Pen. / 10. with Pencil Case. / 20
Elegant Pcn........1 2j..Vlth Pencil Case. %
Excelsior Ieu...... 80. with Pencil CasN. 25
These uIc Wcll-Fni,hod, odWrting Gold fent, with
IdOsnln Points, tho average of every Of which
viii far outast gross of the best Steel Pens. dhOnqh
Mty mt mIWnIdAted. ghd MpeiOle HQt eIehalgea3t.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

BALI OF TIE BRADsTHEET Press BALL CLUB.-
The employees Of J. NJ Bradstree Co.. held ball last
evening at Ferrero's Assembly Rooms in Broadway
under the most favorable auspices. very large and
select company present The festivities passed on
very pleasantly. Mr. Abram SimsOn, the President 0f the
Il floor committee.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

FATALLY SCMDED-Testerday Coroner Gamble
was notified 10 hold an inquest at No Il BaNterst, o
he body of Margaret ONe, who was fatally scaded pl
falling into n pot OF boiling water.