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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-08

1.-THE total amount of sales Of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, Chicago, during the
year ending April Soth, reached the sum OF $50,
SSS,i24- During the same time S75 cattle bro
kers' licenses were assessed.
EsTIhe vote for impeachment in the judiciary
Committee stood ayes to nays, Williams
voting WITH the minority, A resolution Of
censnre upon the President was adopted by a
OF Ito Il is couched in very decided terma,
declaring him to be unworthy of the confidence
of the people.
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yJnton state Conventien..
COLUMBUS ONO, MAY. Sd. 1867:

COLUMBUS OHfo, MAT 81, 1901.
To Hs Union Foters Of Ohio: y llii.ii
The Annual State Convention OF the Union Party O
Ohio will be held iu Columbus Wednesday, Mi 1871
dov of sse for the transaction OF business and the
nomination of candidates the Union Ticket for tho
following Offices: sffs' liiiiftttL . -
Governor, Lieut. Govenor Auditor of State, Treasury
of State Conptroler ofths Treasury Attorney General
Judge Of the Supreme Court, Member Of the Board o
Public Works.
The basis Of representation in this Convention win b
delegate for every i've hundred votes cast for Wm
Henry Smith, for Secretary ofState in 1866 and addition
al delegate for any fraction oftwo hundred and fifty yot
and upwards in each county. According to the mum
Der ofvotes for Secretary Smith in 1885, and the
number of delegates TO which each county viii be ent
tied to 25 delegates follows:
Ashtabula County. 5oo4 votes 10 delegates Geangs
County, 2512 votes delegates Mahoning County, s9s
votes, delegates Portage County, 3l65 votes dele
gates Trumbull County, 4e23 votes, delegates. T-
We invite the attention of all Union men tC
the importance ofthe campaign about to commence in
Ohio and request their active and hearty cooperation In
its lahors.
B. r. CowEN, CHAIRMAS, III f.ti 80
JAS. Wu.LIANs, Socy and Treas, .,
5-ilf' . GEO. B. WEIGHT 'it -.i# tisi.st' .
..ser RODNEY Foos, .'.-., q =. -l-.., d, .,..s j.
HENRY MILLER;
l. J.sCRITcHFIEna 1 ijt1tz l.fl.
ISAAC c. AeToN. ELccutiCe C0pD,iffee.
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SPRING GOODS.

and are prepared offer inducements Cash Bryers.
We have Bleached Cottons all widths from z to 21S
yds and all qualities from New York Mills and Utica
Down to the low grades
Brown cottons from Colerain cheese ssekng the best
and finest makes Ticking all grades, and very low.
Brown, blue and str iped Deaiaes-various qualities.
Striped Shirting 3x3 and 6x3, ssO good article Of
checked do
Cottonades of all grades frsn she New York Mills
double and twist, down.
Linen and Cotton Table Diapers bleached and brown
Linen table clothsapriees Hack cling very cheap;
Common Russian and American crash Hnek and Dam
ask towelsvery nice Irish Linen, an grades ga pill
low case linen; linen Lawns and Cambria, &c. &c.
beautiful stock of embsofderies insertings and
thread lace and some REAL VaFencenne edgng and in
serting.
ing from 12c per yd up also some very handsome glazed
furniture Prints.
good line of SPRING DRESS GOODS, seme Of
them said to be very handsome and cheap
In Cassmeres for men and boys wear we offer SPEC
IAL INDUCEMENTS. We have the Largest and Best
Stock and the cAEAPEsT have had since the be-
gam also few pieces for ladies' sacks-very desirable
We would also mention that we have few Pattern
Sacks that we will be glad to show Mt any time.
Our stock of willow baskets is larger than
prisng every thing from Misses Basket to rav-
cling basket furnished for two and worth So
As we make speciality of the Wall Paper Trade we
have paid than ordinary attention the selection
eraI styles ofGit anv number of Safins and eommen
Wall Paper. Painted cloth Shades-very handsome and
from six to nine feet in length Curtain Cloth by the
yard both green and buff Paper shades all cOlors and
prices. Curtain fixtures, Curtain Cord Picture Cord and
Tassels, &C. &c.
We have our usual stock Of Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps Crockery and Glassware, Groceries, Shelf Hard
ware, Shoyels, Spades. Garden Rakes, Manure Forks
Tubs Pals, BroOms, Scrubbing Brushes Mop Sticks,
&C. &c.
We shall be happy to friends and patrons at all
times and will sell as low as any Regular House.
MORRISON & TICKNOR.
Ashtabula April 25, 1861 9Oi
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

IN pursuance of an order granted by
Il the Probate Court of Ashtabula County, Ohio will
A 1857 at ten O'Clock forenoon upon the premises,
the foong described real estate situate in the town.
ship of Ashtabua county af Ashtabula and State OF
Ohio to wit Lot number l. as described in deed giyen
by Timothy Rockwell and wife Joseph Yeomans "a,
ted the second day of July, D 1884, and vi
A. pages 534 and 535 which said lot - h9Hpasa gu1sn IN
by the centre Of the north ridge road 80 ese ,,S
and by Daniel s. Hubbard containing nHy acres "
land, be the same more or less,
Appraised at $500, ..,. 4, o,.
Terms of SALE one.third In hand one-t1iro ~ Ie
year. and third in two years 1rom day Oh are, will
interest the be secured by mortgage upon
the premises sold. VIM ~ rIAt.p' s...s
]. r. COOK, Attorney:
Ashtabula, May 21th, 1861. sS
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ENGLISH BUNs.-One pound of butter,
one pound of sugar, four pounds of -four,
one quart of milk, six eggs, and pint Of
yeast, U6
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In attachment

Edward A. Gillett andl
Oscar S. Gillett, partners Before F. III. Sherman
doing business under the Justice Of the Peace Of
name and firm of E. A, &f Ashtabua Township,
O. S. Glett, Plaintiff. Ashtabua County, D.
VS.
William Bond, Def't j 5s-=
ON the 18th day of May, A. d., 1867,
" sa: Justice issued an Order of Attachment in the
above action for the of two hundred and S2O
dollars -t.Y E. A. s. o. s. GILLETT.
Ashtabula, May 26 1867. sOs-ws
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tnaklngsit s$4s,oo0. per mile; and from
the termination of this section to the Cal
ifornia line (about S9S miles,) the grant
is doubled, making S32 900 per mile,Ethe
whole amount being a. ,20S,0 900. These
bonds are issued by the Government only
on the completion of each section OF 20
miles, and after the Commissioners ap-
pointed by the President of the United
States have certified that it is thoroughly
built and supplied with all the machinery
&C.. OF first class railroad. The inter-
est on these bonds is paid by the U. s.,
Treasury, and the Government retains, as
sinking fund to be applied to repay
ment of principal and interest, one half
the regular charges made for transporta-
tion by the Company against it. These
bonds, which are second mortgage, are
not due for 80 years, and it is not i'm
probable that the value of the services to
be rendered to the Government during
that period will constitute sinking fund
sufficient for their redemption at maturi-
/ ty.a ts 1afaF
> 2d.-THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs.-
The Government premits the Company
to issue its own Mortgage Bonds at the
same time, and on the same terms and
for the same amount, and by special -4et
of Congress these bonds Of the Company
are made FIRST MORTGAGE on the en-
tire line and property of the road, the
Government bonds being Subordinate. =
The amount of these Bonds to be issued
by the Company is limited to an amount
equal to those issued by the Government
to aid in the construction of the road.
3dy-THE LAID GHANr.-While this is certain
ly munifcent, at the same time it is most ad
vantageous to the Government, for without If,
all its own lands would remain almost worth
less 1t is donation of every alternate section
for 20 miles on each side of the road, or II, 500
acres per nilc and amounts to 10, O32, 900, acres
assuming the distance from Omaha TO the Cali
fol i, Slate line to be I,565 miles. Much of
this land especially in the Valley of the Great
Platte, is rich auvium, and is considered
equal to any in the world for agricultural pur-
poses Hon. E. d. Mansfield, the learned Com
missioner of Statistics for the State of Ohio esti-
mates that at least 9, 400 900 acres will be ayaila-
bic to the Company within moderate length of
time, and that it is within boInds to estimate,
this entire grant ut 81, so an acre, or $50, ,0O0,-
600. The Illinois Centralhas realized more than
four times this sum from similar grant.
REcAPULATIoN OF MEANS FOR ,565 MILES.
U. s. Bonds, equal to money, $44, ,2Os,O00
First Mortgage Bonds, "A, ,20S 900
Land grant, 20, ,O3a 900 acres say $4,000, 600
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A LII that are in want of seasonable
IN Goods are requested to take notice that the sub
scribers are now receiving their ..s.a -
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HASKELL & SON have on hand
J. fine lot of first quality HEMLOCK SHINGLES,
Sawed and Shaved which they intend keeping in STOCK
at all tfsss. Give ns q call.
Ash<slrda Ansil N. 1877 9O5
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SORGO SEED.-A fresh lotjust rece:.
~ we'd from the South. 4
Ashtabula May 16, 1861 9O7-3t A D. STRONG
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CTEAM BOILER FOR SALE-The
~ SUBSCRIBER would like to sell good steam boiler
~ feet long So inches in diameter with two 2neh nes
East Asbtabula, April II. 1861 9Oatf
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Saybrook; Ohio April l. 1867,
do hereby certify that have used one Of L. Mupsons
Steel Tusses for two years past having previously
of DR.. Stephensons Malleable TrNsses which was
considered superior article and after having seen var
ious other kinds say without hesitation that on
account of its ghtness easy adaptaby, and ready ad
justment in every position Of the Mr. L. Munsons
Truss is far superior to any of which have amy knowl
edge. II. PANcosT.
l.. MUNSON, PATENFEE.
Savbrook Ohio June 1867 giO
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FRUIT BOX.

GOTHIC OF Octagon Fruit Box
may want them for Marketing Strawberries Backberres
and all kind of small fruits, at low price that Fruit
growers give them away and furnish to buyers neat
and convenient package for taking uit home avoiding
the necessity of handling the fruit until ready for the Ia
ble The box is well recommended by fruit growers and
fruit buyers butt viii recommend ITSELF Please look
at and judge for yourself 1t be had for two cents
large lots They can be used in used
for the Cook basket with little alteration inside.
Ashtabua, june /, '67, GsOSwsl JAMES PHILLIPS
T AIDES, don't. overlook this The
IL best preparation IN the world for the complexion
For will send recipe for the abOge preparation
so that every lady make her own Balm
quarter what she has pay the druggists and
Gus drugs in the mixture. Address, -
BENNETT & JORDAN
90Sy1 P. o. drawer $50 Cleveland Ohio
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Western Mammoth Fire Insurance Company.
Enterprise Insurance Company
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
p. L. TKEPLE, General A gent.

THOMAS SHERLOCK. Prest.
VIM. Il. RICHARDSON, ssc'y
W. B. cassidy, Vice Prest
p. L. TEEPLE, General AGENT;
-, THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CoMPANY,-o Of
Clhcnnatl Ohio was organized in February 1855, and
s nes PI9nts the same greater than COM
pany IN Amerlcar being $1465l2S Il has fhlly COM
piled with the laws - New Yor Stxte asd places itself
upon an equal footing with eastern Companies and ais
the want long feh m Ohio, Of No fI1surance COM
pany- Its capital Is three times as rat "A that ef
any other western Company and in comparison to the
LfsofIfies greater ihsn any company in America The
energetic western business men, hence It looks to the
for patronage which it fully merits THEREBY retan
ing the profits at home and building up our own fnstiu-
6ORs- = st-s,J --1sfieud
Total Assets JAM list 1851, Isn Is
Total Liabilities, Jan. 1st 1857. rSA7 e6
Net Assess sJap. 1st, 1856, 1.140511S
DIRECTORS NAMES.
Il. N. BIsFoP, of r. NJ Bishop & Co. --------
IHEo Cook, of Barker, Hart & Cook 8
Joseph T. BUTLER, President Lafayette Bank.
HUGH McBIRNEY, of Hugh Mckinney 4 Co.
l.. r. HULL af Adda Hull & Co.
A. H. WINsLow, of Winsow & Smith.
CHARLES RULE, of c, Rule & Coleman.
= ADoI.PH WOOD, Of Adolph Wood q Co. = -safS
JOHN SHILLIre, OF John Shillito & Co.
A ID. BULLOCK, OF A. ID. Bullock & Co. -
d. L. WOODROW of Woodrow, Mears Z Co
ALLEN COLLIER, Of John Svasey & CO.. - .sE
L. A, HARRIS, Mayor Of Cincinnati 81 -las1i.sifs
Z W. KICHARDS, Agent, AshtabuIa. q.
Bushnell * LebdeIL Agts., jefferson. o.
G. d. and S. J. Rockwell Agents, KfBssyiDs
g.. +. Sadd, Agent, Geneva, 5E'fi
G. and c. w. Hall, Agents, Conneaut-
Asnlao1la' may ls- lsa1- rss1.sszF ~ @s-m3
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TiIIage Property for Safe.
EHE suhscriber offers for sale his hous

Il and lot North Ridge. with the spSA
which stands the cooper ahlp and which may easy ~
converted into o good barn. the two lots CONTAINING
something acre Of ground The house N gVTa @
the use of any family Tho place s supplied oy well
excellent water and Is altogether
For sale low. DAhlOS Chn.Dc
Ashtabuia Nav q 1857. W.
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aa l.. MUNSON'S
SUPPORTING TRUSS.
THE subscriber wishes to bring before
Il the public his
PATENT DOUBLE AND SINGLE SUP
DODTING TDITSG


recently invented that is found to the of such
an INSTRUMENT completely than anything hereto
fore introduced. II is heartily commended by physi
cians their patients affected with hernia rupture
There but opinion of 1t wherever tried, and he
has the that 1t will be found blessing
those suffering from this complaint From among his
friends who have used the Truss, he has been favored
with the most cheerful and unqualified testimonials
few of which are appended which WILL perhaps, be
index of its appreciation and merit.
SaybrOok, O., Jan. 1st, 1867.
This is to certify that am using one OIL. MunsOns
Trusses, and do consider 1t the best in use.
DAVID MoRELAND.
Geneva, o., San. I, 1867. .
This Is to certify that using of L. Munson's
Trusses and do consider it the best in use Double
or Single Truss or Supporter. HENRY Brown.
Saybrook, May, 1867
L, MUssoN,~-SR,-I have worn one of your double,
seladusng Trusses for three years past and find it to
be the best Truss In Previous to usiug have
used three different kinds bat find yours be all right
do all kinds Of work without suffering any in
convenience from my rupture JOHN PIERcK,
Kinsman; Trumbul Co., O., May O. 1867.
Mr. L. MUNsoN,-DEAR SIR-This may certify that
have been afflicted with Hernia for the most of the last
five years, making it necessary for to wear Truss
constantly, and having tried several dferen kinds
most cheeruly say that find the manufactured by
be the most comfortable, convenient and easily
worn of any that have ever made use OFFS.
SD GALPrN.
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DRICK MACHlNEs,-Ihe suDscrl.
IA ~. asfsrs for sale. ON favorable terms two OF
HAIRS patent Brick Machines the best patent for ahand
machine in use nearly neY, and u COED order and con-
ditian 6EOH1E nv eo155oL-.
Ashiabula. May /, isdz, .asii POS.
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VULAGE PROPERTY.-A good
Two Story House and Lot for sale sl syeaa&Gs,y ~
Street Any one wishing to purchase win do wsh e1
calling on RI Fuller at the Ashtabua Brewery, ossA "
the Farmers' National Bank, Ashtabula Ohio -.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

ore msbr fAny other society e'thg ~ ,hs NV ,
no te trhc aentp ts o3 tJ Niuoa. vas duly
other ana orir tF duly critaed PROOF 'A'' ''''
The committee rcportcd resolutions pledgng toe ,a &
laJeJs iu retaliation, 10 stike tv,o rougs can
nerbC of the society, who holds thI W. W. & Ilf ~
dt niaFa rit aud who is quite sure that ore nan OF
tho bricklaYcrs in the city are hlso iod H.. fn,y
moved and the society unanimously p''Su' 'h' i@'"
DE,5 That e object arbitrary measures oi he Fsstes "
N 'yIN u ~ =, m J Ge Nav 10 unless the said resolution be
a. psras Of N work ,hey bald OF on Th hey may be
Acr the passage Of the foregoing the Union elected
u - tciyino named genemen officers for the ensuing
,'s,r. loscnb DOOdy. President; Robert A. hclane
V,cc. President: Anthony Callahan, Financial Secretary
william = Purcell, RECORDING SeeStSIy mll'l! ri's1i
James HauOn Frankln craig, ana letCF CoE"h' ilus
tees.
1nE DRY DOCK PRACTICAL. PAINTERS ASSOCIATION
At q meeting Of the Dry Dock Practical Painters
held last evening at their No. Avenue u, deie-
cation from the LongshOrc Association Of Ship Painters
was admitted They stated that, from facts which had
come 10 their know ledge they believed that the Prac
cal House painters and the Union Association or Faefs
had 20 some extent combined TO crush the Dry Dock
Association. The LOngshOre delegation pi0mSeu such
support as was in their power 10 give, sholu hc Tu
mOTcd attempt against the Dry Dock Ahsocatlob nc
made believing that the interests OF bOth ASsOcatOhs
were Identical As formal notice Of complaint was
given either hy the Union or Practical House fHlhlcfs
Association action taken last evening ny INC DRY
Dock painters beyond passing vote OF thanks to the
mittcd before the adjournment Of the meeting.
Trrr FIGHT-uoUR MOVEMENT IN CHICAGO.
~ rEISsRArH
Chicago MAY 1.-The Eight Hour law goes INTO
effect to-day The wOrkmen out in f force in pro
cession with music banners, flags embhms or their
trade &C. celebrating the event Business ~ ihe work
shops Is generally suspended The employers are lrn IN
their demand for ten hours work, while the Cnpoy's
insist ON adopting the legal eight hours
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
THE METROPOLITAN gRg DEPARTMENT

TIE NEW BOARD OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF THE DEPARTMENT.
The reorganization of the Board of Commissioners
of the Metropolitan Fire Department effected yes
terday by the election of Commissioner shaer Pres
dent, and Commissioner Able Treasurer Mr.. Able
was named for the position of President but he declined
in favor OF Mr. shaer who had been previously nom
mated. The following gentlemen compose the new
board: Alexander Shaler, MaOr-Gencral OF the Ma
tiOnal Guard; Joshua c. Abbe, q member OF the old
railroad; Monmouth b. wilson late captain of po-
lice; and James Galway, wellknOwn resident Of the
Ninth Ward All Of these five gentlemen will be recOg-
nized for their integrity energy and ability. Mr. Charles
meeting was held after the organization OF the Board
and report received from ChicfEngiDeer Kings
land of the number of fires during the month of April
There were 100 alarms or which nine were false Slight
damage was done to 80 buildings, were partially de
stroyed, and totally destroyed, beside l stable.
The subject OF the discipline of the Department was
termination vote for the expulsion Of every member
who may be charged with lntOXiCatOn in which
the other Commissioners promised 70 sustain him, and
the following resolution offered by COlnnlssOner ADbe,
was adopted in consequence:
Rssolred That Committee be appointed revise the ules
regulations governing this Department sso
and order business the meetings Of this Board.
In view of the retirement OF Phiip ". Engs rcsOu
On adopted expressing the satisfaction the Board
at the fidelity integrity, and uniform courtesy with
which he always discharged the duies of his responsible
position as Treasurer and Commissioner Of the Depart
ment.
The two following resolutions were adopted when the
Board adjourned:
That the Secretary this
10 The Board Of Metropolitan Police Commissioners the
and receive suggestions that their judgment tend to in
esored copies and second animal reports OF
@ Department 1866 and 1867 printed
e yoa9s and that The same be done BY contract and awarded the
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
"The Pen is Mighher than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST or PENS.
MORT0N'S GOLD PENS,
TIE REST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appointed Agent at
the same prices. =, 4,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark Of any other; therefore;
where an Agency is established, the pubic 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 to Headquarters
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
il accompanied with the cash
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

lence these pens unequaed IL tho mercantie ana
professional world their mark is deseryedy hlg anu
,,ron Mr. Nortou's files hundreds OF rec0mmenda
ons from scholars poets, priests and kingH All OF whom
testify with abundant codality 70 the merits OF tie ar
ele 10 cleTgymcn, book keepers, cOpyists ana oeis
who write much, would heartily recommend tne
Morton the beat substitute yet oIIefeu III
place OF the gray goose quill New-York Times.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
pASSENGERN -1RRLTED.

In steamship Fuioniawreuce jerome. Me
,on and daughter l. H. Bnel hof v and isu aters
daughte Mr. thamhcIan and wife Mrs Hal
ard Miss Hunter Ms Hamoa and dsuc-
ter DR. D. J. daurhi, lncIgrr and Nanues j.
Julesd Bshpham, 4. Warden, 81 Lenor T. Fraui A. D. Rosi
W Motion Mr hHthous and ch Ne hsmh an Nr' iL"up
son Ii.1ri Adams Mrs Hopkins Mr. Geougs T. Carlos
and wife De Beau. Mr. 1oufdo a wife H. J. Lucelo.
Campbell sruchc w Summer and family VI Boes MIs Smart
auI amIlf
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

which the mlsion has at heart-the care and Feeaina
ton OF poor children Some OF the subscriptions were h
high as 500 and set example that Will md plenty oi
imat1rs among the wealthy aud charitable OF the me,
trOpOfs Tile Directors of the Mission are well saEtcd
with the success OF their experiment in bringing theiI
before the public In the shape of concerts by s
Friday evening next in the Academy and the other on
Saturday evening in Rew-YOrk Grafullas eXrellen.
band viii assist and an interesting Haeluiah chorus
will be sung by the children under direction Of MT Theo
dnIe INTkims
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
MORTON's FIRST QUALITY.
~ HI ANIEnl

These Pens are carats ne and are pointed with inc
very best Iridosmn Points carefully selected ana none
OF This quality sold with the slightest Inperleeuoh
which skin and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen is stamped "A Morton, First Qualty, ana
numbered. . -.,z..
The Points warranted for months, except against
accident -, .....,,..
arc extra heavy and strong
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER ENIENsioN
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
ploSENGrRS SlLLED.

FoR LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. My la steamship uaite
Kp.lonJ 81 Soutreno col Taah Jas q Ee taksor
nays Mrs Barry and ch Li1a g Wright Mr ". Gesory
and ,d, Nr Archer and ldr Rev Robert Stevenson Mrs Frlur
.on and child fsEts ad Hugh Boyd, Ms Elizabeth hsrFn
Ns,M
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
and No 10 the largest.
PRICES OF PENS WITH sILYERM0UNTED DESK
MoRToN's sECoND/Q QUALITY.

These are carats fine, superior TO any Morton
Pens made prev To the year 1860.
Every Pen is stamped a. Morton, Second Quality
aud numbered.
accident.
The Cases made Of Coin Silver but not SO heavy
as those Of the First Quality.
PRICES PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

Board or County CANvAsSERs.-'Th The Board met
at II o'clock yesterday morning, and after completing the
canvass in the First Second, and Third wards adjourned
10 IL o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

APPOINTMENTS IN rHE CoNTRoLLERs OFFICE
Controller Connolly has appointed John H. Wilton Clerk
Of Washington Market, and Robert McKinriD Deputy
Collector OF City Revenue.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

PRIZE FIGHT-TwO rOwdies named Denim and
Mccormick had prize fight at Fort Lee yesterday morn
ing for the purpose Of setting old quarrel which
shifted in the defeat and discontinue Of Mccormick who
was not satisfied and another friend Of hG named Hal
leck undertook to get satisfaction nom Denim ard was
Whpped also by the latter On his return from the dis
graceful and brutal cXhibOn Denim arrested y the
police and held for examination.