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New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
THE KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS

IMPORTANT MEETING YESTERDAY - RESOLUTIONS
AGAINST PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Kings County Board Of Supervisors met at
their rooms the County Court House yesterday after
noon, the President, Supervisor William H. Little, in the
chair
The minutes of the last meeting read and adopted
A communication received from II. Mclaughlin,
IN reference to lighting, ventatng and otherwise i'm
proving the Registers office. The communication was
referred to the Courthouse Committee. similar com
mnnleauon IN reference to hitting up suitable room ior
The Committee on Military Matters were authorized TO
release aln0fes for the 2Sd ana 02d eglments Ihe Com
mttee on SeweI appOntea 20 confer WIN the FIosIect
Park Commissioners reported that they had not beon
able TO meet those gentlemen, who absent at Albany
The quesuOh OF pal9 OF NoMnteer llc department
next broached, and the following was offered by
,sorsd That the Representatives Of his County IN the Legislature
ofh respectfully requested their influence to defeat TIE
Gre department abosament the volunteer system tie City
% 9e1 %ss y 10 e ces v % brissoe ] of st p o @
County without conducting any to tie bene Of either property
The resolution was adopted almost unanimously.
Several resolutions were presented as TO the transfer Of
Board 20 the Metropolitan Police Commissioners, and the
following was finally adopted .,.,..,..-
duly authenticated to be presented to tie Legislature against the
passage any Law taking the appointment Of Canss AID Inspectors
Election @ the supervisors and eoaening on the Police Comn
Aresouton was offered by Supervisor schoes request
ing the Senators and Representatives or the county to
their best endeayos TO get an act against illegal tax
to exclude Kings County from its provisions.
The resolution was adopted.
The question Of purchasing a piece Of laQd n r6u,
sides OF the Courthouse for the use OF tie ,r5f, ca
up resolution offered by sneTvis0r s9iliyye
and was discussed al some lent, Ti,e
ton was fiually adopted: ~ 4"9 -0S04"
Rolced That comm of srs n. snnoi,od "a ,-o.a o. Aha.
20 P~ge Of tie set before the appointing
apprae and purchase certain pieces Of land both
s1ss OF .ae O0nuty Court House.
MesErs. Howell Crooke. Clark, Bloom, and voorhies
were appointed such committee.
Supervisor scholes moved that the committee be au.
10 Of
isature by the Board
The motion adopted and the Board adjourned until
WHlnesi AnIil
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FROM HAvANA March z5-ln steamship Moroeaste.Phio =
shelton Mrs T. Iians Miss r. T. Danoh Thomas Foster aud
wie G. L. Wheeler aud WIFE ~ Mcdonald and sc, Mrs Musga'e
s. H. Musgaye G. Conock aud WIFE, Angel de- lturb wife aud son
T. Cfabb wife errau Miss Bunker j. Nques, Hugo fntch
Lorenzo Maya A. Marquee L. Helabod T. Rasion knowl9n
and v solomon de le onde j. JoYa A. Bii A. r. Fbtr G.
H. AtNAer H. Ping, NJ de Ghuroca Ryan, NsseT Jackson A.
Adams Fernandez NJ Eeeque j. Escasnte, T. RobdeI and
wife children T. Escaantc aud WIFE T. Naadn j. y
Jackson LADY child Mss Raney and ssyant A. Cenee o.
Bualn r. Ritter Meu j. Valentino. J. MADAM Campor A.
SchsneL
FROM NEWORLEANS March 25-In steamship Fung ShueyRev
Dr. Miss BostNk Miss Scott Mrs Ralph aud child Miss Rephe
Miss Ida Wood John Dez Reaye Thomas Waltz and " 10 the
FROM SAVANNAH March -a Steamer Herman Lrnssionlohn
Bgham Biiwe f. J. Infer Charles Bucle Rtch MissRtch
W SioltI J. L. Robeats Mrs H. iiman Miss Whitman j. l. Conkn
A. Conkln. A. g. Smith, Miss Tuncwe ID. H. Bryan John H. Teyn
Mr. Dave Madden Capt r. LeAvtt T. Dell q. w
Copgton ML and Mr " Higgins Miss Reeeca Wood and nnIse
Bartlett b. Philips Martin Barclay. T. A. Sngueled T. G. Mix
~ Myes Isaac Cohen Joseph Mool Henry HtoS eury Kyle
H. Reynolds Miss Ide Kyle Mrs Sweet and ~ in steerge
FROM GLASGOW 25-ln steamship Coumbia-R w. Rathay A,
Muroe Dougherty A. Radan Mrs Riley Henry Hunter James
Cook. Wm Grant Capt 4. b. Scott
FROM CHARLESTON March 2-In steamship Emily Sonder- d.
Hall W Nc Cure, artod, Mrs Howell and child Miss Mee
ard Mrs Knsnau Mr. and Mrs Hancock G. Mcfarland s DhSol
~ shields Sage Capt Murray Join Maao, and 10 IL the feage
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE,

Company the decline that ne % S1e and tss
MA CpnsnS are apouDt than they ~ "a iseou te
70 % 80 ~ Of sal Company are very gloomy anu >ss IN
tler character" -. -. ss~oe.ioo+nr COmp "A.
f The only witnesses examined yesterd were sr Nc
can president 81 the Company, Mr francis s7ddy one
of H. Drecorg and Mr. RTOvn, Il stockhoder. An of
beso entleTe, testified TO the general depreciation Of
tbe shares and the following details unterstoc TO
have becy elected during the examination yesterday
About three wears ago tie Company wer authorized by
le0is,tiye enactment to increase their capitol from
st600 600 10 OnehmdreddOs sharvs at that
ncIiod weie quoted the street az $3.50 per
Snare IIpon tile issuing OF these SD ares My Leonard
w Jerome offered to take 5000 OF them nj
the rate of 500 per share-l00 per rent above
their pT vaue-leavg the stock it'll the company %
collateral This offer was accept ed Tho remaining
* 600 600 were divided pro rdta a stock dividend,
among the shareholders When 1t known that
the capital Of the company had thus increased the
stock stood at $50; it speedfy fell o. 12l, thence 10
M The directors attributed this great depreciation
nary to the general shnkagC Of stocks but more par
tcary the fact that wher the last quarterly dividend
was declared the stockhOlb only received per cent
Instead Of s per cent as here ,Ofore
None OF the Directors evf r speculated In Stocks llt
Kent them as a permanent investment. OF the 5O0O
shares taken by MIR JEROME lie disposed OF $4,000 for
which he paid the ComF2 ny S6O000O in cash Tue re-
manning 20OoO for wher Mr. Jerome was Responsible 10
the amount OF $i000CJ tire Company received back as
assets. The Comrnittee adjourned I'LL ~ O'CLOCK 'h
morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
PACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

INVESTIGATION BY TIE STATE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE
EXAMINATIoN OF wITNEssEs-wHY THE MARKET
VALUE OF THE STOCK DEPRECATED.
The Committee appointed by the Speaker of the
State Assembly to inquire into the alleged fraudulent
practices Of the Board Of Directors Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company met yesterday in the office OF the
Corporation Counsel No. 50 Nassau-st The Committee
Is composed Of the following named gentlemen: Messrs.
oreamer, ~ y, Chairman; Jacobs, Kings Demoeratsl
Plumb Erie; Gurey Rensselaer,; BigeiOw. Jefferson e-
pubcaDsD On tho 18th inst Mr. Creamer offered series
Of resolutions, asking that Committee OF five be aI
pointed 20 examine into and report the actual condition
OF the Pacific Mail steamship Company, 10 had been
publicly charged that the Board Of Directors had
Falsely and anduleHy with the the Accomplishment Of
Their own private ends and ioI the purpose Of depecang the marie
value Of the shares the stock Of said Company the
Directors enabled 20 purchase the prices
tLeT sgsi value represented l TsDuli a. u si We
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

mo-. IL dys Absence Mopsd during which time che ha
been Oed target frDg dnng her crew se sc sIamoIo Hs
Srmst ade short tr TO hea during the monte Of January
10 Russian sehoOlbp that had grounded near st lssa
Bra arrived al Montnydeo 9th Of February route the
Pacific Npe at BuenOs Ares for some tine and VIII
Cs George Emiron commanding u steamer Oppee, reports
to tn Department: under date Of Feb ~ hs arrival a. o Se h 70
December passed through the colonies and Cape De We're Islands
f Lieut. ander Femmng commanding Penobscot from St
Thomas West Indies the d inst The officers and crew are az Wen
type thai disease appears board She would soon leave 81 Thomas
for Rio Dc Janelro.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
THB THE LIGHT HOUSE
ws4SGrox March 25Te Lighthouse Board earnestly requests
interested in the preservation IRE
property and seek the coasts of the une s,ates
Light House Boar Of cases in which
% are not lighted Puna1 a. sISset a ana S sIns & S Al or When
gveses and buoys ont Of position and 81 az cases 10 "n pe
with little delay possible apply TIE proper remedy na
gect Of duty on Il % Of persons connected win the nsh' eo
DOMESTIC PORTS.
March 25AusedtHg Lizzie Billings from Carenas
Sailed United Harriet Lane Hugh McCuOh and Pei
bean 80 o ,,--- ,,, M - a.. c,..
this port bound to New York returned to-day short Of
Goals They experienced tremendous gales The w Lord shipped
rom Philadelphia loads with cotton ePOOl and
Geo b. gSG @ %aoSs Chao9 s5s s sT % slo 0' Goals S
BosToy March 2STte ship Mort Blan Chase for avan started
her anchorage got Ashore bed inside Aon
The steamer Charles Pn las been gent to her assstSne
SAN FRASco March 2The steamship Golden Gate from Panama
PoRTAsb Me- Feb 2le steamship HISTORIAN Liverpool
las arrived. =,
has arrived Norfolk her captain sick The weather continues
the Cap for hao The wing to-day blows strong from the
~ n r., and 1t is raining hard
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I1IEST SNIP NEVIS.
PORT OF SEw.YoRK.......MArcn rs

ARRIVED.
Steamship Abmae Bonrns Richmond sad Norfolk With mise and
psss 20 =. L. MoCready Co.
dsr 5 Mn dse and 70 pass Francis Macdonald Between lat
Is ~ and long w. and lat IS N and long IS w. almost nas
steamship Emily D. soue Lockwood Charleston. with cotton &c,
to Livingston, foK & Co. - oo -.
d.e and pass 10 Garrison Allen 2ih lust at Ga, spoke ship
Brewster Newlork leky condition The NJ C. has had heavy
sca@php FSus suey Crowe New March ld With ase
Steamship Pe Desnoy Gaveson Key West II days with mdse
aal pass Spohori. Tieson Co. 80 .
steamship saratoga King Richmond snd Norfolk with mde and pass
steamship yo BGIe Savannah March 49, with mdse and
steamship Herman Livingston Barker Savannah with mse aud
Sip Constellation Hors Liverpool "a days. whit mdse to Charlie
Sp Alexander (swe Amfes, Liverpool 81 DAYS With mdse to
oe Had heavy weather on the coast os mlLen 'opma q"
SPOKEN
RA F,rnswo-schr Of Barbados 2lh inst 30 miles N Of Hat
v1ie de- Fsrs-steam,hip 2fh inst 90 r. ofNantneket
E1yabsk, 9TH inst, h, TO- loss 49, from Liverpool for st. Johns
Gebeu-sblp tBgcn 6th inst 5s long % 49, bound
DISASTER.
wAHISGToN lAIlh 25The American ships George Raynes lsl
TINS Wa Bachelor was burnt to the waters ge on te
Of New York Capt Gn o uns with part Of her cargo Of
and barley also burnt on the morglng 81 lOlh o r &
owned Commanded AMI manned by American was also on IRE a. Tue
With Flora Mcdonald Win similar cargo sIe Vas % Tss % %
shore at Demt aud scu These occurrences TOOK place IN
the Bay OF Valparaiso
NAVAL.
March 2The Navy Department has dispatches
Rear Admiral commanding the South Atlantic Squadron aa''
II,rbor Of Montivedo Feb 18th - ,- -,
the Mobcan after cosng Pacific the li The Onward
~ on The a Of coal and provisions Tor he
depce 10 orders place New ioIk on Tue
arrival Of he Assppe wl Paasier res who relieves payma',e
p td bse1 Mar DAYS 4. Santa Maria where he went io
iussI practice Tls BraOip Ae"lrJ d0dQsb pasaiO Lao -
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
Tur HUMAN Mourn TELLS TALES, The

Fps arI Affections Philosophy 81 kissing, Fieulhf Hospitality,
Love m e Lips ssaoly Lips Conrp. Love Of Distinct
Enucs selfEstcsn. Gravity ard Goness Mrihu's AMI
mails a sarsges Colnnelcr Enoymeui D-sstsf
ils. indea The B,ndug ~ FhHolor
and Pifsoenomv Capacity Perception, Memory EyeHts
7.pnng Power. wit ihhuess, dcshy BeIe,olcuee Con
With toJ illsinipns Nw PsOGSONg ty y L.
WELLS No. so Bloalwsy. 30 Agents wanted.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
"The Pen is Mightler than the Sword"
TIE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
Tup ppsT ppyS IN TUR WOpJD
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,
be best suited aud 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 willTeceIve prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
MoRToNs FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens are 6 carats fine, and are pointed WIN the
very best dosmin Points, carefully selected ana none
Of this quality is sold with the slightest nhperIecuoh
Every Pen is stamped "a. Norton First Quallty ana
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident - - - d, a., .,.,. ..o,t.,,
The Cases made OF Com sNer, anu ior 'n4S qui'S
are extra heavy aud strong. -
ppICFs or PENS; AND PINS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

LECTURE BY Mr.. JONI SAvAGE.-On Wednesday
evening al the Cooper Institute. Mr. John Savage de-
Iivcrs lecture on behalf Of the Fcnian Brotherhood lie
has chosen FOR his subject ThCObad Wolfe Tone aud the
Cause Of Hclaud.'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

THE TRUSTEES or TIE PEABODY EUND.-hl
the Trustees Of the Peabody Educational Fund with The
exception Of cX-GOv Graham Of North Carolina, have
returned TO their different homes. Mr. George Peabody
has also left the city To spend few days In salem, Mass
The report OF the Trustees will De found elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
IAnncun.em.ai.I
BEFCITER'-
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preached by request Newlo Medical students Christian Union
leh hs furnished inf rubla hsppsarsi iu the Apn nuH
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New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

FATALLY INJURED BY A FAGL--Ycsterday Coroner
Wdey notified TO hold an inquest on the body OF
Pssian sailor named Jacob Lsncr eyed ls years, who
was fatally injured yesterday afternoon 10y allmg into
the hold of the ship Joanna Williams, lying at pier 40 A.
North River.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

The new tiles on the roof of The Herald
ai,c attract universal attention. But the tiles ~ onei m th
Spring KSox Halter Sos 22 and $50 Boasay
command ". leT .alert., aul enlarged a,etiOh
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

COMPANY b. TWENTY SECOND REGmENr.-An
election was held by Company Il, 22d Regiment last
evening AT which Lieut. John T. Camp elected Cap
tain, aud Orderly Sergeant Thomas H. Cullen, First Lieu
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
TRY ITEMS.

The steamers of the Peoples line between New
York and Albany are now running regularly The st
John and the Dean Richmond leave tho pcr foot Of ca
ual-st. Onalteiuatc days, at o'clock a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

SuEs or REN EsTATE.-fhe following sales Of
real state made yesterday by Muller, wilkins Co
o-js' 1905 Avenue 4, 2tlo2l $50
s 'loaag sa.h 4stl, 'eaeh 80
ldsi 11 sst Ay,nue A. Ii! 70 9Oeal $40
lyii sllav ea, siiu. sti3
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

b. Il. BABBITT's STAR YEAST PowDER.-Light
Bseat or knl Cake be made with this Yeast Powder, IN
inmates shortening required when sweet Mis 1sod
H. T. BtHhIrr.
Nos g. G. g. c. CO. g. 20 p AL "a Washing solt, " Y
Iwi send smpe package receipt Of l5c 20 pay postage
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and No 10 the largest ,.,,,
PRICES OF PENS WITH sILVER-MoUNTED DESK
MoRToN's SECOND QUALITY.

These arc II carats fne superior TO any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1900 , o,,. >,
Every Pen Is stamped "a. Morton, Second Quality,
and numbered -. ;,..
Tie Cases arc made of Coin SILVER but are po 10 heavy
~ tbpse VI the First Qualify. 4
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
".uEsDAY, MARCH 2e, 1867,

engraved representation OF the assault upon Ycksburg
ana upon the other the Of the officers TO whon tey
presented one OF them bears the insGripton %
sented by Brig Gen. J. Al Rawlns Cbeto1stall, 20
Hon f. H. Washhufne" The other bears the names oi
Gen TabcOck Iii s. Parker Gen. Grants Indian alu anu
Major Webster Of Grants staff.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
pASSENGERS ARRLTED.

CONSTITUTION WATER Is n Certain Cure for
Diabetes aui all diseases ofihe Kidneys Depot No 50 Chfst Y
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

HYGIENGc MEDICAL SoCIETY.-The closing exer-
cises of the Winter Of the Hygiene Medical Society
of which Dr. j. T. Trail is Principal held at No. 81
sixth-ave last evening There 81 graduates, en-
braring males and females. who were awarded diplomas
Remarks were made by Dr. Ellen Beard IIarmOn Miss
l.. q. Kellogg, and others.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

pYLE's O. X SoAP-tIard and not liable 20 imprlI-
recommends Itself ,Ig It, Sold by everywhere
D,pot No. 80 Mashingtons.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

THE EAST SIDE AssoCATIoN.-Last evening a
meeting Of the Last Side Association was held at the no.
tel corner of FOurthave. and Eighyseventh-st, Mr..
Charles Crazy the President IN the chair At the pres
cnt stage Of affairs 10 rot thought expeden to call
for the report OF the Committee which went TO Albany TO
advocate the passage Of bill 70 remedy the condition Of
that portion OF FCurhave. in use by the Harlem Rail
road Company Mr.. Councilman Roberts was motion,
elected rrd rOcc member Of the Executive Committee
Mr. Charles Crary offered resolution petitioIing the
Legislature 20 compel the Harlem Railroad Company TO
lny down the rails through MadisOn-ave 10 Seventy
ninth st. or Which they received power from the Legis
lntre In 1850 within stated time, or To forfeit their
right 60 the privilege. Mr.. James ~ Boyd thought that
the b!amo for the rails not being laid with the con
tractors, WHO should have graded the street and ne
thought 10 advisable that the Executive Committee
should TAX such would cause this TO Dc done
Mr.. CraTys resolution reer1od 10 the Executive
Committee. Mr.. Crary, In Introducing second resOlu
tOn said that during late procession In the city the cars
stopped for nearly hour, and many residents of
the eastern district compelled 20 either wait the hour
In the city walk home Tins inconvenience sorey
felt during these professions by the inhabitants Of the
upper portion of the ISLAND The resolution requests that
the Executive Committee petition the proper authorizes
tO pass ordinance defining the rights duties and ia
bcs OF which, without necessity, interfere
with the rights Of citizens. The resolution was referred
20 the Executive Committee On motion OF Mr Slllnau,
Committed ~ ten appointed 10 proceed 10 Albany
al the time, and their influence IN the pas
sage OF the bin concerning the Fourthayc. cut. TIE
meeting then Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

SALES OF CHURCH PROPERTY FOR ARREARS OF
WATER RENTs.-A number of City churches have been
sold whna few years for unpaid water rents, in most
cases without the knowledge Of any person connected
with the churches disposed Of by the Controller. That
this should the remarkable but churches are
not liable ordinary while real estate OF every descrp
ton subject water rents and in this way the Ts-
tees Of churches frequently allow their Indebtedness TO
accumulate unheeded. Water rents arc due on the first
day May of each year and payable at the Croton Aque
duct Department until the first Of October following II
unpad they are then transferred to the Clerk Of Arrears
and by him placed the tax books for the next year
and III not paid TO the Receiver Of Taxes they after
ward placed In the hands Of the Clerk Of Arrears for col
lection They remain with him three or five years when,
If not paid the property is advertised and sold for term
sf years No property can be sold until the expiration 0
four years from the time the rents become due, and al
property rcdcenabc after the sale at the office OF the
Clerk OF Arrears within months after written notice
the sale has been served the occupants OF the prop
crty sold. All aTcaragcs must be paid 10 the CLERK Ot
Arrears with addition Of interest at u per cent per
annum from the time when the rents became due. In
eases of redemption there additional charges ana
conditions prescribed by law which must be compiled
with by the occupants Of the property TO be
redeemed.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
tASfo "lllss rENCuS
No. 3 Pen....h @.t... .wtthPencll Case.'.'..n 70
No. Pen. 2 90. with Pencil Case ~
No. Pen -. 75. 80. withPencil Case...... 4 W
MORTON's THIRD QUALITY.
WAR RANfEI

(WARRANTEDJ
These Pens II carats ne and although cbeapeI arc
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, Third qualify" ana
numbered.
The Points arc warranted for months except against
accident.
as those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS
No Pen......N 3.....- with Pencil case 20
No. 4 Pen..--.. l 80. with Pencil case. 30
No 9 Pen..-... 2 00..--..w with Pencil Case. 90
No Pen.....- 25......w with Pencil Case.... 3-7S
MORToN's CHEAP GOLD PENS.
(NOT wARRANTED)
These Pens are 10 caras ne and Better Writing,
and more Durable Pens than without operating Nor
toms Patented Machinery be produced for the prices even
were the Gold furnished gratuitOusly
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILvER-PLATED TX
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen. 50 50. with Pencil Case. 81 90
Lucky Pen. .-........ rs. with Pencil Case. Is
Always Ready Pen. o. with Pencil Case.... 90
Elegant Pen %. with Pencil Case. 90
Excelsior Pen 49,. 90. with Pencil Case. 2 rs
idosmin Points, the average of every OF which
will far outast gross OF the best Steel Pens, although
Meu uRpdTdited GHd therefore not eIohdnged6le.
They not numbered but correspond In size 10 Nos p
3, 4, g. and respectively.
TO CLUBs-A discount Of 10 per cent will be allowed ON
sums OF S2 of SIS cent S24 and OF 20 cent
$40; II scJt 10 one address at one time.
The risk is taken Of all remittances by mail N registered
letters and the safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed to
All who send twenty cents carge for regserng In ad-
dltiOn 10 the price of the goods ordered.
On receipt OF the money the subscriber will send by re-
turn mail, otherwise, directed Cold Pen Pens
selecting he same according 10 description Address,
MORTON
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

Bulls HEsD-Witha a total of 500 head OF Deei
cattle or 800 less than last week. the market is nearly u
changed Sales are now made each day of the week, ex
cept Tuesday, and butchers puzzled to know In which
OF three directions they shall 60 Nor are dpovers en-
tely sslsfed with the present state OF things ana sose
changes are limited at Prices ranged from Is to 17c e.
10 al One-hundreith-st Monday, where l,4lI nead
were on sale Sheep show gam OF $500 head ana tey
are not as firm to-day, though selling at sld9c, wlt
extras high lO4c. hogs are duh just now at
VIII several lots uuSOfd.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

SOUTHERN RELIEF.-A shipment of $4,000 bushels
of just been made to the South OF which 1900
bushels were designed for Mobile and 5000 for Georgia
The Treasurer of the Relief Fund needs 200 more TINS
week i'm order to make further shipment The following
an extract from letter received yesterday from one OF
the Northern Counties Of Georgia: At meeting Oh the
Committee Of Relief this county, held few days
since. which the Lists from the several districts OF
extreme drsutOn consolidated there Werc fOund
TO be 1850 whites and blacks Of whom must
suffer extreme hunger il starvation. But Few sec
tiOns the South suffered from the rayages OF the
late war; and from the drought OF last year
than this county Having notice OF your organiza
tion have been induced TO make an appeal TO you Tor
help"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-09-10
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