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The United States Sanitary Conmission
nj City Point, Va. ..l'..5.
70 UNITED STATES SANITARY Commission,
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....--.'.- UNITED STATES SANITARY Cox,iissDoS,
.,...... q, F.. WAsIISGToN Aprh6 1865.
To tie Standing Comms Of tas q. 8. Sanitary C0r~ s'ion
GENTLEMEN: The eventfnl week In the eex'
perence Of the armies Of the Potomac and James has
found the Commission prepared to do s proper work
with those armies, --.
On the 4th inst the schooner Baltimore reached City
Point with an assorted cargo Of supplies. and smother
cargo left New York the al inst. As measure OF
prccaution. have ordered another consignment OF
stores similar to the last sent rom NewYork. From
City Point but appcatip for supplies has been re-
oeiyed, and that but for two articles baDdagos and
armugs The journal Of the Sd inst states our losses
In Sundays fight 10 be comparatively sight Inc
wagons Of the Commission with the Twenty min corps
accompanied 1t into Richmond; one 81 the Ninth Corps
wagons entered PeIesbprg on the Sd with the hospital
train OF the Second Division and our agents ulnef
William Johnson with wagons aud stores are with the
moving column in pursuit Of Lee. :. ~
There has been no call for additional assistance
Not less than fifty well qualified persons selected with
care for tins work await a call TO the field.
Its believed that City Point will reman base o.
supplies TO the armies and that the depot hospitals VIII
be maintained there.
have just received letter from Mr.. Harris written
Yesterday which says; The demand On US Tor stores
has been large but with the ample stock on hand We
have been able TO meet all necessities"
Or Mcdonald accompanied he Presidents party Ia
Richmond the 4th inst, by boat 10 varina tience
by horse. D.,
The number Of persons in the service Of the Comis,
zion with the armies operating against Richmond WAS
on April 100, and has not yet been materially Ia
creased. - :, -.
The list Of articles sent to City Point
aimee Feb will indicate the character OF the
made for the presen! emergency. Very respectfully
EOATgu General SECRETARY.
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aafled.

III Y e, lp0Sn he s,.s.
Mr.. I'd 7. Bray Mr. ; Ni. T. s. Schultz, M s L. hu.
ted daughter Edward A. log. Mr. II. 4. nke and nies
Hon. c. r Smith q lgb.s., Mr. Mrs. L. ?. Star ar
Mrs., D II. Conklhg M Me. g. A. Pery seaa9s P9ns'
Ms. Alice Low, Rev. A; 7. psns%, Mis- Z: s. M,l; W.
Miss Phebe D. Merritt Mr. and Ms. COlgnte. Mira Gtsse
ssrssp. Mr. M.. Sesrge VI EsSsH' NJ, 'r H.. ND :.
samuel T. Reese, 81. sad Mrs. d. G. FaIweu, NJ d. Hon
Alfred NJ. Wood and wife Nh and Mr.. GeorE X. Blown
Nj and Mrs.. William Burdsu, Nh AID Mr.. William T. III
Wit T Ha.tsd i' n.r. l. Js@ i D. Bmebss
Lanthe Schultz Mis-. Ks,e Schultz NJ, and Mrs. A. MeCol-
Ign NJ and aT, IAg.s II gasse n, az. "a Mr. ,a ear H.
Gnce 4. Bowen tred Ives ssnae stevens mr. sAa Mrs..
b. H. Smith, Mira I'd. F6wen, Mss Eliza Cary, Mrs h1tes-
l. ThGea T T. a. gSs,w R s,.t .'' " M
HSs N.Ss H. ni ~ s.li1 ass a.
vsughsn. D. Msysoo, M, and Mr., n aspon''d Mr.
s ca,.5 T. f. s'S Resaii.cn q II Marshall W NJ and s.
r %.r,ns. Mr. aud va c. r. Lewi, ]. ". Minhirn Rev.
A. r. Graves Mas Harrison, NJ and Mr. "A. Daley ~ H.
Beslow y. H. Bigelosg W. NJ hiInAa, L. r. HAYES kawhi
A k Larrsbee, ssrnue. h. Duryea Mrs. NJ b. Mcksnre
VIM. =. Hudson H. M snd Mrs G. L. Merriam hsv. j. y
Chadwick r. T. n. tibsoa srs c. C. Dte, hfv Mr. snd
Mrs o. b. Frothinshsn. n. G. Reeve. r. Goidsmith Joto
Lowe jr, Mr. J. r Haynes John Ward u, r. B. Iesay K
Cornell white Tbss. l.. susEh, Jas T. Atkinscu joan u
Cocks WIN. H. Psr.eHs, J. l. Psrsoea Chas Taylor. J.
Dwight Martin, Mr. o. Van ldsT.tne, Mr.. H. = Duerns'y
Or. Allan and daughter Amos GtrA WIN; SsIs hex, :,
j. Cocks. Asroa NJ. Powell, john stanton, VIM H. isws
Orngton Lont p Ven de!ss.as jr., w Magic Ja, How
Oliver X. Lsphsrn, ~ f. tynee a. r. bi5sow. MI w. y
McGrsh. II. H. W hi,e, VIM AHn1ies Adams MI jas ryhn'
kukNe
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Tho IsvasieH or AIabema.
FrsHs sAs .We~sS sssers (.ffS.) .gppesS.

The purposes of the enemy against Alabama,
80 long foreshsdowed aud Of which we have so fre.
quenty warned the authorities and the public are ~
last beginning to assume definite shape. We con no
longer shat our eyes Ia the design Of the extensive
prcpaT atoms witBessed the borders OF the State
north and south. We as fully advised TO tire
object OF Of such strong forces on tue
Tsnnessec and Gnf II the orders Of the Union
commander were before Us. and no longer doubt
that formidable attempt 20 completely orerrur che 6tstss
of Aia5ama aNd Missisip'i Is about to eosmsae< The
inGesance TO military movements afforded by tho
weather FOR tue last Thirty days cannot be expected 10
continue much longer. and therefore NO may expect
that whatever 10 proposed BY our enemies will be
attemp ed ere long &. 80
Indeed we have reports. considered authentic, that
movements have been commenced both nom Tennessee
and Pensacola. From above the force reported to be
about 20 900 strong-princpsy cavalry. No state
nsn is made as the strength Of the force reported
moving nom Pensacola ed. tr- .lI
OR people one ard oil know what preparations have
been N ade 70 meet the enemy. and whie We refrsin
rop any Iprcssions 10 their efficiency or Incomplete
ness we must admit that the situation would present
more hopeful aspect all that might yet DO done
comylstsd and that much longer delay would endan
ger oar chances Of In resisting The attempts the
Invader may make. ,.,
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REERI. TRANs-MrssIssIPP ARMY.
r 49, 1 ND
suepgts OF tho Rebrb-wh"s They are
Doiua-AGalrs in Texas, Ike.

- +.
E.AI. an old resident Of Mobile, left that city
on the mrs, Of last December crossed the Mississippi
on The Hu az Brnnsbnrgh, as., and thenee Travelled
hy way Of Ahxondrn srd Waco, Austin, San Antonio,
exae and returned By way q Shreveport and Monroe,
Iouis,sna On tho 18Th Of February he ieff San An.
toHio AID on the 1ata Of March kft Shreveport and
arrived At Nstciex on the All. From this SOURCE we
gatheg The following: lfl r.H "a.
. Is r,.,sen Walker is In sOmmand of the Rebels In
,hc Department Of Texas; Buckner has the Depart.
meat ~ Louisiana, ard Nagrrder that Of Arkansas.
The headquarters of the Department Of Louisiana are
Ttsre are under Walker atoat 900 Infantry at Gal
weston T. as and nearly al The cavalry Of that De-
psrtert feragiug ont the BRACES and Trinity Ryers
Con Pa ignac il at Grand Ecsre with about 1900
men, There are also some Unattached brgades IN that
vicinity Forneys division IL at kechi. twcnty.one
miles IRON Shreveport a. the road TO Mansneld
Chnrch1s division Il tLiIj miles east Of Shreveport
al Mfindru Mo- Gen. parso-s has small division Of
about 4,G0iniantTy between Camden and Homer Ar
k,asns. IN Winter quarters.
sad one os cavalry Numbering together about 800
ucu swamp IlnTrisols brigade 10 between, Minsss
and Oak JIills Gen Lees grc.rlas have crossed 10
as s to oI.r ~ lie y h. sapsro Backssr lie
vas operating IA the neighhoih.od % Deer creek az
lest sccounis. .'l f-r~
Tn. effective force ~ the Trans Mississippi Depart
uent ~ $500, which Is the sctaai number as taken
4 On rho estimate of smiths Acutsnt-GenerJ.
Tie army Is In fno candition IN everything except
discipline. having plenty OF clothing. Provisions and
ordnance stores. 1t j., hcwcya, becoming badly de-
mosxcs. account of tho continued bad news from
the Eat Mississippi Department. .n. -.
= Nearly sveybod, is Wild with the cotton mania
Abnut 500 wagons employed in hauling cotton
from Loutsis.a, Texas AMI the INDIAN lerfltory to
MatamofOs.
Specie more plenty 10 Texas than ever BEFORE and
Vet goods Ar, very high. Confederate currency Is
used to any extent IN Iexas. I-Iy.lN ...
large ms'orty 81 the people are in favor Of recon-
structon OF tie Union, cad sond move IN that direc
from effestng nav aIganx ail0n. The people are gen
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Ceromes Pic,sres ss GsspiIs.

The joyful. march Of our recent Aatiohal til.
umphs la. obliged US II late to surrender columns
entirely to tina invading army Of war correspondents
and has let us therefore space In which to speak Of
Geromss latest WORKS which the hbeSality Of the house
cfdoupi has sentovcr the for our es3uyment We
regret this tho more beeaass the finest Of these pictures
"The Turkish Dancing Girl" has been written about in
avery unworthy fpit IN two Or three Of the leading
Journals 90 m give the impression that ID bengsto
class Of works pcant 70 pander to svii thoughts and
30, many have run DO rec 10 who do not need any new
Indictments 10 sin, rnd many have turned away rom 1t
whoA wisely uns ng TO run any rsk item .stion
But in truth, these writer's have greatly mistaken the
character VI the artist and the intention Of his worta
There 10 no such stuff in his thuughss" and while We
regret that space prevents describing these
pictures in full mey assert without fear Of contra
dicon. that the purity Of sentiment Intellectual
penetration saS loyalty 10 Fpth thst makes The
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The HUNDRED Asids Against Mobile mn
Aeimn. Ia.
Fysss TAe .Msenf Views, .Ifs~~A ~,

The only information we have of the enemy's
movements In this vicinity IL derived from tho reports
OF scouts headquarters In city. They represent
that column al 20 900 number about 10 move from
Pensacola In conjunction with another from Milton
under Candy 1000 strope and that their destination 10
Selma cooperating force under Thomas IA 10 start
from VIcksbufg at the saIDe time. The above II given
az lie reports u prisoners captured hear Pensacola
Prom another quarter Il Is reported that the entire
Effective force attended TO operate against Mobile and
Selma amounts 10 20 900 men Of al arms. @
Tho force OF Yankees reported at the Narrowa yests
day is represented TO hsyc returned To Cedar Point
The nnnberbf vessels In sight this morning Is only
six, the usual number. 2 H
We have nothing further at the time OF going 70 prcss
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Porr.-s mud Dick Tayier Whipped.
r , Ercm TLe Nashville Dispatch. AvrIn

Our readers will recollcct the correspondence
to Tae D.ssseA fro PASSPORT few days ago in which
IL Was stated that lilo Rebel Gen Forrest had sent
challenge 10 Cen wilson. proposing fair open field.
fight aud expressing his conv lotion Of success IN such
an engagement II appears that Gen. WILSON has graf
fled forrest k desiIe To meet him, and the result
entirely eoarary to the expectations u the Rebel Gen
oral II he had any sabguinfy convictions he assert
ed in his hrgadocia challenge. We are informed that
Gen. Wilson met Forfcst aud Dick Taylor on she 18th
ut and the tight took place that day at point be-
tween Scma aud Montgomery Ala IL was des-
perate oDgngemtnt aud ssDed into rquisition all the
military skill and bravery OF both commando. The
forces under two Robel Generals were totally de-
feated ard larso number % prisoners were captured
BY Gen Wilson. Ile also destroyed sixteen cars CON
tainipg ammunition and eommissary stores and de-
last week and bis force consists OF cavalry entirely
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MOBILE.
1h- Landing Of Gen. Chhby's Army.
Ervss TIE .WeSSk .v<~s, .NSSeh ~.

Headquarters reports from the Eastern shore
state that four O'Clock Yesterday afternoon the enemy
landed some regiments at Battles Wharf (Polnt Gear
IL l. probable that the heavy ring Of this fleet In that
direction ycsterdsy afternoon vas designed TO cover the
landing. IL j. further reported that II OF the enemy
Transports entered Psh River from the bay yeseriay
and hat the enemy was in force at Magnolia. below
Point Clear. company 81 mounted scouts sent 10 the
direction Of Magnolia however. did not discover any
enemy.
There Is no new, from this side since Eight o'clock
yesterday morning. at wslch time four regiments were
"a the ndrrows eight miles this side ~ Cedar Point
The heavy in thai has been falling with little cessation
ilr the last ~ hours has doubtless swollen the creeks
and stopped 10th news ana enemies.
Sixteen vessels we're In front OF the city at lsst &C
counts t.,
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Dsunniag up ihe Rebel Desersers - De
fend Mebtle.
APPEAL PROM THR REBEL GEN. r. q. GIBSON.
.r r.ElrI HEADQUARTERS 6IBsos's BuGADR !
....... ..sa--- NOZZLE March rs. l665. Z


Some men belonging to, tho regiments Of this
brigade remain away from the colors having in the
rst instance overssyed their urioughs while others
hsve attached thense,esto somms ads nearer their own
homes "A Ill .ls i. l.f fILyu .. - ~,
both class Of absent soldiers guilty Of
miitsry crime fatal 10 the cause q their cSuntry,
whose laws punish il with death f.IIfk1 -
OnicS who permit such men to serve In their com.
psnies " regiments pursue courss equally hostile 10
the interests o. the army and the country and for this
reason they Justly incur tho penalty Of Dismissal from
the service. ,'l i-'f'
The General in Chief, Robert X. Lee, m General
Orders Nos and . Headquarters Armies Confederate
States. Feb H. 1886 announces pardon 10 ali msn who
will return to their proper commands wthn the short
possible time, not exceeding twenty days fom the
publication Of his order at the headquarters de-
partmsnt In which they may I've. al 'str ? " 'in,a.
A last appeal 10 made 70 oil men absent from the
ls Ith I3tk 18th, 18th, 2tb 25th and 3oth Louisaus
regiments Austns battalion " sharpshooer and the
9Th Lonisans bsttsiion. to avail themsev yof this
magnanimons order. and 70 rejoin their commands,
whose heroic deeds and disciplined yalor have covered
their old banners With the lnsser Of epduring fame.
Under the general lexchange many prisoners have
already returned, and In few weeks every officer and
man win have been restored To their regiments.
Many soldiers who have been improperly al ! arc
alsQ coming In.
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LDscss ship News.

y = = ANkFED =
Bak Sea Gem (of 81. Andrews, ~. B fettiqnsA Csrdh
via Bostoa days with Goa. to IL J. G. A. peN2L
Brig Tas.o Cscace YteGnse n days pessed Giersir
Big Ansosturs lBrerh Io.stlin Ciudaa BOLIVIA, NsreS
49, hides, &c, n T.. Paw. rstsdt.g- - f-,-.f. =. -
Brig Grace Worthust5n tof Brifs Hondi Lind Bsre 20
day.. With mahogany. Sc I, Alexander Son. Had ,oms
very heavy weather - : D..
Bns Maple Valley WsJ.ott, Ceufaegos II dsys,"esr 10
master =. -. !. -,
hides TO John Benton 4 Go. - - 80
schr Eendrick Fish. Hend.ron Virgins, wood. =
sshr Hope. CArro MssssaeI r. r.. March 70 sugsr &e
H. }. G. A. DEVON. r.r vor1r-
fAlLED.
s,.amers-oes sedswict. United States, sOsso. Ssd',
Carolina
Ship Molocta ... U. .l...t b. |.
Barls-Sunotc. Fsmh. 'ar ..4 ns
Brgs--Juiet G.. Cl4Ts. brIesss Royal
schoner-United lrot ie5 Sinker, CAvfogd Boy.
Colorado, Waiter ksleisA, Assish lame.
wND-At Sunset s. T. ar Fif' ~
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3 IN. Drissd. vii. soon be stronger than j. has ever


been.
yield with passive obedience toa chosen masef-tne
Yankees ut you have resolved 70 abandon your eoun
try. yourslvs your frends, your kindteo your noes
your wives and children 10 the rnle Ok an enemy VINO
even now Sds ont AZ the reward for the moss humii
ating and sbject submission chains and slavery -
Nor can Won hope TO enjoy the free INSTITUTIONS 10
queathed us by our fathers without sharing Wn yoYr
eonntrymen the dangers and piivations necessary to
defend aud perpetuate them. Won by yalor consistency
and fortude they only be maintained by tho exni'
bition Of the same hardy and noble virtues. 49,,
Return t'an, oIee more 10 the path Of dnty, whlc
the Dath OF honor and independence. ResSye TO do
manly part In tts great contest for liberty Scorn 70
skuk any long r from he sight Of all good men and
women and from the secret fortunes q your own self
roproach:
Your Old bsttela . .i ti46nts defiance % the foe;
your Old cQQrades st staud shoulder TO shoulder with
eyeriHefcass A0nfdency In themselves and the cause
appeal - Ills Excaleney the Governor. TO gil the
civil authorities and 10 my noble country to
exert their power az this suspicious moment to hasten
bnck nil men absent from these commands TO grouse
the young men 10 propes sense Of duty 10 themselves
and their country, and 10 reDde that patriotic devo'
tion throughout our belorcd State which VIII lead to
the recruitment OF the old regiments and to the support
of the families Of the good land true men VINO stand
steadiast.y ~ their posts.
RySpAIL LIE GIBSON Brigadier6sneral.
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Prsyer in the Desert 30 impressive are 70 be found IN
the Alnebp which reveals TO tho had Of the Mas
ter in far greater power. As in the mepy pictures
which no has painted from Greek and Roman life
tho artist has wished to follow those people through the
whole circle Of their civilization, and 70 show u' a. ths
lesson Of the whole that the degradation Of xomanvas
% onoe the cesso and effect ofthe DOWNFALL 60 pew
we jodfnsy with him through the East and walk the
wondrous streets and Join the caravan, andeee hun
dsed sights which, tins r we have only reed Of in tho
'Arabian Nightsr or looked st through some woHtstt
ing Howadjes eyes, In thsse many eoleNd pleu,eSHhs
artist shows such nicehess Of obseveoa each patience
Of elaborated and such wonderful ski Of hand, yon'
derfu In these days when skill o. hand Is no longer
rare that we perceive IN the company ofno Idle
Snowman. no mercenary tradeswan whose wares are
painted canvases instead Of pots and pans, but in that
Of learned. accomplished, fT-seeing and sllseeiug
man, who. with infinite sk shows US the world as tM.
not az il seems without exssgeration, without prja
dice without egotism, presents his calm clear state
ment and leaves the truth TO make Its own impression.
1t would be task az worthy as pleasant to review
the separate works Of Gefome which we have had the
privilege to study and to show how a. intellectual pro-
auctions they Justify in awarding him place among
tho few great painters Of day; would be super
Guous to praise the material execution OF these PICTURES
which are no iess remarkable for the lsrgene q their
style and the unity Of their composition, which sorch-
ness or variety Of detail disturb than for tie more
easily recognized exceencies Of delicate painting ami
minute finish which usually considered by the IN.
thinking and wrong thinking. as ineompstblewitA
artistic treatment. 49,, s.t
Meanwhile We advise our readers to take the earliest
opportunity to see these pictures which have not 90
believe been brought here for sale but nerey with
generous purpose show the public the latest works cE
an artist who has rival in France in his peculiar
field, and with whom no man out Of France but The
English Lewis Gun for moment compare
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Mo W. WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. APRIL TO- 1863

applicable process great detment TO the kepuoneeh
party must result from the slightest relaxation o' sS
restriction take narrow and superficial view OF Inc
case insist that no permanent party advantage can
ever be gained by the psrpstration Of CONSCIOUS
wrong, And Senators who oppose the application Oh
the Central after acknowledging that it 1t is Just ana
right and ought to be granted oppose It on the gr'una
that the dominant political party in the state oanno'
afford to do away with this inequality and injustice are
unworthy to represent an enlightened and honest con-
.,,,,orcv r JUSTICE
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The Urea, CavmIry Movement ffsm the
4, . West. US II|.
From The St.lLol

.r ....'l From The Louis Republican. ,
Oar readers haze bad very impertect ana
limited Intelligence regarding great forward poSe
rnent which has lust been commenced IN Gen. Ihol,
as lepaitment, and which must do as much to"aru
cbpslg up the Rebellion utbe South Westas Inc opera
tons OF Grant Sherman and Sheridan toward giving
II gnietus in tbs East. We audo to the great cav
sry orce which has been concentrating and onfhftng
at Easlport town the Tennessee RIVER ana ntuaeo
In Northern Mississippi, f3r several months past
utmost efforts OF the onsrtoTmasters Department
throughout the West have been directed 70 supplying
horses forage and genera caysry equipments, 30 as
Insure nm advaes as the roads become prac-
tieable for operations IN til present Spring.
The grand corps left Gfayey Springs, III the yclnlt
Of Eastpol on The 2Isg init. Breyet MAJ. Cen VII
son. officer who hid ACQUIRED renown on the roto'
mac line before his transfer TO western neld Of
vice il in eief command lie LAS 1900 Inen. divided
into three i divisions ana commanded repecliseiy
by Brig Gems. Halamond Croxton aud Long Inc
Fourth aud Fifth Divisions the latter under Brig zen
Hsch remain in reserve sboutthe Eastport depot
The moving ion Is sgperty equipped In all respects
well moui ted well armed Rith efficient and abundant
artillery and immense wagon and pontoon trains The
experienced war upon many ed Of strife: and we're
In tho saddle for tvo months, last Fall and WINTER our
Ing Hoods adyaa 70 upon aud retreat rom Nashville
It's destination Ia know Oey 10 those In suthorI Du.
il may 10 assumed 10 he Selma, Montgomery ana
Mobile Wilson can easily brush FORESTS weaxeneds
force from as path, take two Of the places aboyenameo
and force al evacuation and surrender Of the third by
cutting on al It's soatees Of supply Mobile the iast
reatoar city east Of The sss'pp River remaining IN
Confedcrncy cnt asun1er ~ force OF such magnitude
bArked by Gen Thomass Infantry supports. can easily
keep open a line Of conmB ton from tie Tennessee
Ey n 10 tic GuE fti' 'IiI -
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"fCHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THt BEST OF ALL PENS,
MORIONS GOLD PENS

THE BESr PENs IN The WOkLD
On rscesyA any OF the following In Cssh ssas.
scribe, viii send BY return mai Of oher~i.e as sSsted
Gold Pen Pens-ss.esfg ne sasss aerordsae 10 &s'P
GOLD RVS wrruocr casxa
for 81, the AiS.ysRs,ay Zen; Sf ii IS tie Elegant
Pens and for 81 81 tie lsee.or PenTLess Pens no,
numbered bat corespo.4 IN sr-s to Numbess = sHA
respectively ny HlaitrS
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and Tor 81 ., .hs Ess-lser PEN.
Ido.nin Points tho av,sse OF every one OF which
will far outlss gross best Sse- Pens; sItosas @ey
are waicd,ranted, and, fsrSore' .ot sfeAasseae<.
MORTON'S WARRANTED PINS.
The name a. Motoa-g "Nau,ber.7 and Quality" AT,
stamped on the following Peas and the p0nis are warranted
The naubss. hdss.s only; No. being the Get,
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