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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-18

BOarding.-A gentleman and
lady, with or without family, can be accom-
modated with board and pleasant room in
very desirable location. For particulars
Address f. l.. A., through the Post ONCE.
Dec. Ia, ls66-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-18

HAZE MAKrR.-See special notice of Mr..
Pyle, Ornamental Hair Maker. He may be
found at Mrs. Hodgsou's Millinery Store.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-18
e days Tuesdays and Fridays.
TRIcE's LANnlNa. Jan.l6. G7

TacE's LANDING, Jan. l6, CT.
Sales by ". r. Poindexter 4 Co, Of Al
llhds. Tobacco as follows
$i7 rs, 10 90, Is 90, II 80, II 70
IA 90, Ia 90, 10 rs, Is IS, 10 10, 10 90
10 90, IL 60, ~ 80, ~ 90, IL 90, Is 90
~ 20, ~ 40, IL 30, IL so, IL 80, IL co
IL 10, IL IS, 10 so, 10 so, 20, 0 90,
8 s5, 9 80, 8 so, 70, go, 8 so, 8 40
3 35, Z 20, Q Is, 4 IS, 65, 60, 90
3 IS, 3 IS, 3 30, 3 o3.
Sales every Wednesday.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-18

DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. AND
lifetime regrets will not close the breach
caused by wilful neglect.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-18

Jan. 4, ls67.2t
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-24
CUTTING TIMBER

Gu. Iimber from September to D Gem
Der, aud you cannot get a worm into IT,
October anil November are, perhaps.
the best Hmonbs, and sure to avoid
worms You cnt from March 10 June,
and you caanot save The Gmbcr from
wom3 or b)rcrs. My u,ol to be cali
cd 'pseIIns time IN ny blyhooi, and
much was then done in procuring bork
for tho tanners uheo lbe sap is up ia the
trunk end all he pores ere ma Of Sap,
whereas u.rpII and early winter those
pores are empty. Ta.n is tho Tins to
GU. and there viii be no wormL
When you see an ox-bos with the
bark tight there are no worms, no pow
or post, and you cannot scpcmlo it from
the wood and what is lruo in one kfnl
is truo of all kinds of limbar, and every
kind has its poculr kinl Of worm
The pine has, believe, the largest
worms These worms york many years
hoYe found them alive AMI At work
in white spoko' that kne@ aaI been
in my gorot over twelve yorts. anil they
we're much larger than at Gg,t They
do not stop in the sap bu. stay in The
asE go, 4, ,., lt;.l, ,,r I-ui,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-24
DIR. A. ]. WIGGINSl
PTLB PLLLS.

In placing before the public, DIR. A. j
VIRGINS rnE riLLs, We DO % with feelings
Of confidence ,IIal they are to supply aremedy
which has long been required but hitherto
been unatlaiulblc, nor do we do so without
fret having thoroughly tested their medical
properties. and usccrained by actual practical
demouslralionstha that they willcilect speedy aud
permanent cures, and accomplish. all we claim
Tor them, and to satisfy The public that we are
sincere, wo will warrant thcm'to relieve OF
permancu'ly cure when taken strictly accord.
ing TO directions any case Of BLIND, BLEEDING
or IrculSG P.Lrs or authorize the Druggist to
refund the money paid for the Pills. go
We do not claim for them that they viii
cure "prolapsus ami or islula,' as those disca'
.ses require careful and sklllul surgical treat.
mant: bat in such cases, no matter how severe,
they win afford great and almost immediate
relief The lew ont ofthn many hundreds of
certificates we have, which we print lelow,
will bear some evidence Of their great curative
powcrs. any ofthe parties whose names APP
pear in connection with tho certificates are
willing aud will he glad to answer any com
mnnication addressed 10 them in regard to
their cure.
Read the following from neof the oldest
conductors in the State Of Michigan, man
known by'railroad men everywhere. He has
been in tho employ Of the Detroit aud Milwaq'
kco road for tho past twelve years;
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-24

VERarN IN HEN lIoUsEs You should
keep your hen house clean, anil sPdu
kle lime or ashes npoa the lJ1r, a'i you
Will no! DO troubled with lice, unIess
they are bred elsewhere, anil broasht in
npon the fowls, Sitting hens often, in
June and July, when allowed to sit SO
late, breed lice in their nests, and under
the hens wings, anl also among their
feathers. Their parchas, snonIj be
cleaned, when the house becomes in(esl'
ed viii, lice, and whi!e-wl3had, aud a
general cleaning, and application Of sui
pbur to nest boxes, will cause tho YER
'Hiu TO disarp,oE-Rmai Amerioan
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-24

VINEGAR The best is made Of cider
weakened aud set into warm place IN.
til it sours. Woall Que valuable, be.
cause easy AL cheap re1cipl,
Boil one gallon of sheIlel corn in 10
gallons Of rain water until reduced two
thirds. Dmio oGtho liqril, m kin il .
pounds Of mola'ses or sugar, gallon
of good cider vinegar and one pint u
hop yeast, rolled up ia pieces Of tbick
white paper. Ia bitleIs KEEP in thgS sen
this will DO ft for uss in six weeks,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-24

Western horsow0mou wear Houlvo
rig, which allows the njy to sol ostrilo
OF her steod A close Guiog basque,
iastctulIy ornomen!ed Ike those Of The
Turks, and gnlbercd at the bottom iuro
bands which ori concealed in the tops OF
high laced CATER boots. On tho head
0 straw turbop, with plata velvet binl
pnd Q iufl Of 0owerf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-10-24
AHEo "A NGRVEE,L,
ASHlNGpON, y. c.

rJIuG uud,r,isncd, BENZ II FIRE GU,
! formerly Clerk " the House Of Rrpro'.,.
iatiyc.. aud late Commissioning Of tghic
BliIu,s ElLLiAN Y. WuNLEN, Nrnh'r
.pfthillnl-n ol Representatives from Western
yirsiniq. Of sch. Ssh auI 3l,h rnngre,,y,,
aud EZEA I. STEVENS. late Of ihtjurrioE
Department have this day torm'd i pnrleG
ship in business under tn fm OF frnrh,
.Wh1lcy 4 Stevens.
Fh1y will attend TO thc prosecution aat
collection orc!nms Of all e-criptons asajuN
the to eruueut d the United States, "r
a-r,insr nijyluls. They viii act as Altar
uays and Agents in all matter, Of business
hat may b, entrusted to their care.
Hayin. hal many years experience in all
the Departments at Washington, they aSsuI"
lhose whnmov think proper to employ thcm
that their facilities for business arc unSurpa2s-
el and that 'hcm,3t energetic aud strict nj.
trlinn vii! hr given To whatever thy under
take To do. mi the most prompt aud bushes,
n dispatch to every application they may
receive.
Wcwill also tr2n,lc, all business sent to
Us hy local Agents in other places for rea.
souuble commission.
Especial attention given 20 al Implications
for Patents. june l3-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-30

11AS BROADWAY NORTHUMBERLAND srREET
llFO well furnished drst Floor 70 rent separately
SUITE sting OF two Large and two small rooms:
would be suitable for single gentlemen a family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-30


CIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
- MEXICAN NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
Tho elegant first class steamship
GEORGIA,
JOHN DEAKkN. Commander.
viii leave pier North river, ~ above, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER & at p. n.
For freight or passage apply 70
4. w.fURNER. Agent 26 Broadway.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Say PaAScnco Nov iaPoI quiet at ~ % Wheat dm
al ~ 451 ~ So. Legal tenders, ~
CHAMELEON G., Nov. l8Coton depressed and prices
egulir sales Of GO bales hddngs lGc receipts 1000 bse.
MOBILE Ala Nov 8The Cotton closed arm hddlngs
l3!dl6c sales OF 900 bales; receipts, Al3i bales -.
Nov. lhe Cotton closed sales Of
baies receipts, 62G bales Midillngs. l5io.
BuyTALo. Nov m-fonr que sales Of $50 bbls CITY Ground
Spring 6i0 90 hls White Wee al l2 15a 3 Wheat
but lower sales Of 1000 bush No hwsukee Club 81 o. - 500
bush No Chicago ~ g 10000 bush Chicago sample,
Ell 81 B1oO bush No Milwaukee Club arrive at III s5 1900
bush Nos and Milwaukee Club Mixed 95 Arrve 600 hush
Milwaukee Club at ~ 90: aud bush Spring
Corn du 200 bushNo Western at ~ l6l 1880
bush No Toledo IS and 5000 bush hndei New Chicago
At 81 H. Oats dull market bare opened ~ Gle arrive Rye nom
ins Mess Pork dull Lard dull AZ lJ' ghwnes
entirely nominal Barley nominal. ReerpsWheat $4,000 bush
Com. 2l bush Barley 1900 bush Flour 20 900 beb ship
mea-wheat 3OOa bush Corn e. 600 bush Oats tl00 bush
Barley 5000 bush Rye 1000 bush In .iore-Whsai t0o bush
Corn, 5000 hush Oats 1890 bush Barley $1,000 bush Rye
10 900 bush Freghts weak; Corn to NtsYon ifIc
TOLEDO Nos, IFl0u dali Whesi quiet; White Michigan, b2C1
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PEDRSTRIANISM.
wFsroN's pEDEsIEIAN ~.

VERSIONS PEDESTRIAN FEAT.
GAINESVILLE, o., Nov. 1S.-We reached this
oo,nt at o'clock this afternoon Weston coming in ayy
lie will rest here hour So and then start for Ceve
land % miles which place he will reach ut 81 o'clock to-
NIGHT Weston grows and more confident OF sue
cess as he nears the end OF his journey He said to-day
that he would leg through time 70 foot his old
bills on reaching home. Somebody asked him II he was
troubled with He replied that in his life had
he required the services Of chiropodst "Why even IN
this pilgrims progress 70 Chicago have not much as
feIf n bnnion" Thus does the young man beguile his
hours of toll teaching in every sentence lesson OF
paenee or showing the wOndersrcken people along
The route how cOntented pedestrian with bstered feet
NAV be who has laudable feat to do
TWENTY MILES AN HOUR.
Mr.. James Potts, pedestrian, who has made
himself somewhat noted for speed claims that in race
with stephen Gordon Saturday, for $780, he made the
unprecedented time Of three minutes to the mile lie
ran 200 yards in % seconds.
A TEN-MILE RACE.
Quinn, the jersey runner, and James Mooney
are matched 10 at Paterson the 2st inst for S2Oo
q side, distance 10 miles
100 MILES IN "a HOURS.
Carlton, a new light in the pedestrian world,
started from Troy, yesterday to walk 100 miles in "a
hours. His friends are backing him with large sums.
GORDON AFooT AGAIN.
James Gordon, the Canadian walker, who re-
Gently walked 100 miles without sleep will start
the 2th for purse OF $1,000 to walk from the Sus-
pension Bridge to Montreal.
SHORT RACE.
Sheffield and Coleman walked four-mle race
Yesterday Finley's Hamile Track. for 500 side
Coleman winning. He walked the four miles III 50 mill
utes, Is seconds.
RUsHIN' WALK.
NJ. de BOdisco, the Russian Charge dAfialres
at Washington, recently walked seven miles IN an hour
nda-half, on a wager,
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vyFLLEY's - ,rc,,tu

II WEEKLY,
KELLEYs WEEKLY,
KEILgrs WEEKLY.
KELLBrs WEEKLY,
A JOURNAL OF THE TINES
READY EARLY THIS MORNING,
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FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDBALERs.
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Aner many unavoidable delays enabled to 10
KELLEYs WEEKLY
illustrated journal Of pages folio sd with beautiful .Drsy
ing the best work Of Americas best artists; interesting snnz
stoes column Of fanny things something general.
musical and dramatic criticisms lecture announcements &C. he On
he hrs page will be found life like representation ofthe
LATE COLLISION IN THE EAST RIVER,
OPP THE BATTERY
which resulted ia loss Of life.
Among the original designs in this number, Ia ,,.,
cuts by H. L. STEPHENS showing how MARX TWAIN was nanpu
lated in the
TURKISH BATH
10 cOn'tannOP His graphic description ,seOmp.Ae. the cot.
We publish also likeness Of
KING THEODORE
ABYssIYA,
the obstinate po'sne who has been keeping the Ens people
or Of lrsh FOR time The likeness copy Of the pas
which the tawny nagnate had the impotence TO
SEND TO QUEEN VICTORIA
the time b. asked
FOR HER HAND IN
MARRIAGE.
Asa companion to this, preseni rortrA. Of
LORD NAPIER,
leader Of expedition ftc
English prisoners now IN TheOdores hands
Besides these there is sketch OF
NAXIMILIAS's GRAVE,
and beautiful woOd.euts Illustrating the
TWO STORIES
which commence in this number.
strange aud thrilling story Of German s0ders
who has daily communications with
BEELZEBUB.
philosophical questions with him and learns many curious
things He undefgos complete metamorphoss and in time
BURIED ALIvEl
Another story IN this number is called
FIVE OUNCES OF GOLD,
exciting young Australian fortune hunter
The chapters story sIqa
presents awarded Kseyp grand
North American
GIFT CONCERT.
KELLEYS WEEKLY
win be found vngad obscenity, profanity shall pa
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children only shall all Objectionable matter be excluded from s
Literary Editorial Departments, but Advertisements u doubtful
Kind will be published any terms.
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS
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FIRES AID loss OF LIFE IN MONTREAL.
THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.


To the Editor Of The Trt5aae
SIR: In your columns of to-day there is an
article referring the American Missionary Association.
containing so many Of fact, that think II must
have escaped your notice You WILL in justice to an asso.
caton that is doing than any other for the educa-
ton Of the freedmen permit brief correction
the editor OF The Adranoc a Congrccatonat Is Vice
President OF the American Missionary Association but 80
also other excellent gentlemen, hcthodists Baptss
and Presbytcrans, who have equal voice IN shaping
the action Of the Association. IL l. not true as implied
that the Rev J. H. Shphcrd an assistant editor OF the
paper He is simply the Secretary OF The AdrdHee com
pany OF stockholders. The American Missionary Assoca
ton is evangelical missionary body, whose charter
makes special provision for just the kind OF educational
work il Il doing among the freedmen. Receiving ~.
funds from evangelical Christians Of all denominations
II chooses 90 do IT'S work only through evangelical MS
sonarics and teachers In this lies the whole OF us
offending, for In its educational work it. teachers are
from all evangelical denominations working together IN
entire harmony and teaching Christian fath ana prhc
ce In which AL agree That Cougrc gationaSts should
seek TO avail themselves Of the opportunities furnished
by Christian society To cooperate IN the great work or
regenerang the blacks OF the SOUTH ought not 10 DO
made stigma e. any than the facts that Motho
disfs Baptlsts Presbyterans, and members OF the c
formed Dutch Church have done aud are doing the same
I'm the school work. and invited 10 do In al respects
That churches in ali these denominations heartily CO.
operate with H. r. itself the highest proof that Is IN no
proper scetarian. 10 j. simply doing Work III
which all evangelical Christians can unite.
NeIr- York. Nov. iC, 1861 Gro. WHiIIlE.
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FIRES.

ANOTHER FIRE FROM CRUDE OIL on THE ERIE
RAILROAD - TWENTY-ONE CARS BURNED
THE ROAD DISTRACTED.
BUFFALO, Nov. 1S.-The freight train on the
Buffalo and Erie road laden with crude OIL from Brocton
for Buffalo, took fire Irving ut o'clock this after
noon, destroying 81 cars bridge over Mud Creek and
feet of track The accident occasoned by
car mounting q frog going out OF switch and the me,
ton causing the crude oil TO ignite. Passengers and
freight are being transferred over the break in the road
tonight. large force is engaged III repairs, and the
road will be In working order tomorrow noon.
BONE-MANURE FACTORY BURNED IN RoXBURY.
BOsTON. Mass Nov. 1s.-At an early hour on
Sunday morning the large establishment in the suburbs
OF RoxbUry used for manufacturing phosphate OF lime
and bone manure destroyed ny FIRE WIN. l.. Bradley
was the principal owner. The valuable steam machinery
and a large amount Of stock consumed The loss IL
estimated at 100000 The property was insured for
$4,000
FIRES AND loss OF LIFE IN MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, Nov. 1S.-The ferry boat st.
Marie took lire in the middle Of the river Saturday,
Ten horses burned to death, but the boat reached
the dock in time land the passengers Another fire
took pace at Midnight in large wooden house FOriar
St The Occupants-Shaw and his wife, with two children
were burned TO death An inceniary attempt To barn
the house OF the Deputy Sheriff, yesterday, discoy
cred before any material damage was done. go
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Pc relied to the proper thippess Of the nnisneo Hate
When pens are repOinted solder must ne 1sS, "ncn
will melt than the gold OF which the pen Is made,
other wise the points will curl into gobuar form. BY
this process the temper OF the nib the elias
ITCHY destroyed and the pen subjected 10 the sure
process OF corrosion on these accounts and knowing
from long experience that repOned can rarely give
satisfaction the subscriber must positively heIuse 10 c
point Gold Pens. -.
Return pen within ten DAYS after its reception
stamped "a Morton" and not adapted to your nand STAT
ing what respectt might be improved as II VIII DC the
best guide in selecting that is State at what angie
Won hold pen the paper and whether square or
leaning the right left These points briefly and clear
y stated will greatly assist in making selection 10 suit
you. IN. .ho,.
Any one sending Postage-Pad Envelope, with their
name and proper address written It, viii receive CIR
cular with fac smile engravings Of all the sizes and
nri"es ~ Address, A. MORTON,
f No. Is Maiden-lane. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
BASE-BALL.

THE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF NETWORK.
ALBANY, Nov. 1S.-In the baseball match to-
day for the Junior championship Of the state, between
the Live Oaks OF this city and the Jeersons OF Green
point but four innings were played the score then stand
Ing Sc TO lG in favor of the Live Oaks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
INTERNAL REvENuE-rnE WHISKY TAX.

An engrossing topic in revenue circles is the
inability Of the authorities to collect the Government
inpost OF g. per gallon upon distilled spirits. porusa
OF the law would naturally create the impression that
every safeguard that legislation could devise had been
provided TO facilitate the execution Of the law YET tue
experience Of the Revenue Department shows that some
thing material Is wanting because for some time past the
receipts from whisky have been diminishing. CORE
spOndcu sends long article charging that the Me
tOpotan Revenue Board Is 40 fault. But not choosing TO
inquire whether anybody tO blame We dismiss the sub
ject with the following figures:
Tax collected distilled spirits from May, 1867 TO Oct
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ARMY GAZETTE.

Major Gen A. Smith Colonel bis regiment Major r. G.
Cavalry has granted Morgan A. Q NJ United States
Bevet Lieut. Col Volunteer the order mastering him
w. Path Infantry has Of Il further extended
A. d. e. to Jan 1863 First Leut A. W.
MaiofGen Terry Bret eat VOgd +h Infantry leave Of alb
Col Graves 3h Infantry further extended 60
duty A. D. Bevet Col A. b. SseiIer
MaorGen Terry. Second "a Cavalry granted leave Of
Lieut. s. M Infantry has absence months with permission
granted delay joining TO United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19

The Young Mems Christian Association of
Poughkeepse celebrated Its fourth anniversary sun
day last The society In ourishing condition; II has
1876 members, 3JS volumes In its library, fair surplus IN
the treasury, and building fund OF $3,2sl 49,
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THE WEATHER.
NnrKMnrR la-aam ID

RaxARKsThs Thermometer at 1880 p marked no Morning.
cloudy windy overcast cloudy Afternoon cloudy windy
cloudy Evening clear unsteady atmosphere This
unusually cold day for the 18th Of November colder than for
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MORTON'S, GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE. New
York, and by every duly-appomted Agent at
the same prices
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark or any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public will
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,
if accompanied with the cash.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or SBw.YoRK......Sor IS,

ARRIVED.
Brig x Kennedy MteAel, Bhiab'ihPoT' iof Portland
Se elr Kimssi Hai. EocIisnd sib ilne.
seIr Fabus Tender NeSport
Ss6f Anna Collins. Tooiet SerHAy,n.
SehL b. Simmons, CANDY, Boston
schr Traas' Racket, Grcsupori.
Sehr Staten Island Bahcock' SorsAL
Schr cordsia smith. Boston.
Scr Mar Mar Miller Miller pi pto1,ai Providence
se6r LueT Gmes Jones. RoeElsnd With lime
Sehr Anderson Saith Portland. Nih ,iore
sesr MiSislt nan, Pan River.
self Vim Dennis Sse NevIaven.
Sehr \. X CLARK CLARK, Bo.'on-
Sehr Gibson. SAITH Portland
sehr Camp Chase; Derby
SSIr & coi'a. Sasl. wi1is'r y s. with iunber
schr El,arts Boyce Newport.
SER s s.S j s, k Ms hR scsaa With as s;
Sch Nsr-ie Bill iIall Roudout With rol for Boston.
sehr. " webb BussHshln RoHig'' sin Goa, for Boston
sSRr & Fossr Russell Fonaae,. M coal ier Hartford
Sehr Aida. BATON, Roudout With coal for Providence
Schr Wm Joue Emery. Roudoui With coal for Boston
se1t IerJ Ieci, Whtnore RaaIoui With coal for Boston
self la r G1erJ Aver Philadelphia for New Haven.
sssr Mentor Ras5ia. Eili.nshpoLt ior w,'s1.@
sshr. crsciei Bsrier boston
Sehr Corssy smith. RocEilnl with lime
wyDA, 'unsei yw s,h clear aud cold No in"aSound YES
'e'' IA sight from the nishlaHds
Bari rsmori. Joau,ou. from i M.iaSn.
DISASTERS.
BosroN Nov 8Tbe piobosi Washington from New York put
into NeaIo tlr l7h INST, boz eaky coalition.
MEMORANDA.
The selr Geo Cauarr. from Wilmington y G.. hr Boston,
ported ,re q, ou, hole 90, oda sner ih4rns part
Of her cargo.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHaHLHsroN s. G. No, G-ATsd steamship Promeheus from
Nes. Yors srhr y. u Garter. FROM Philadelphia
Monroe Nov laArye Tor orders baks tndine from
Mou,ceo Bf,ioc5o rom Rio jsno. bal, Sydne'ha - ds'
from Cardiff Iaywng % ou Roi big Dearborn Ceno'eia
from The Wet Iudirs.
MoHiLF Nov. lg--Auivel brig Pckens. from NeT York
say FRtvcsao i8-Arrfc iship serpent from New
hip Beaie has cleared I Liverpool ah 10 900
sacks Of wLeaL
FOREIGN PORTS.
H,v.N. Nov ia-Arnrcd Liberty from New Orleans
Sailed. steamship Wilmington for New orb.
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MOTIONS FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens l6 caats fine and are pointed with the
very rdosmn Points carefully selected and none
OF this quality is sold with the slightest mperfecton
which skin and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped "A. Morton, First Quality" and
numbered.
accident
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver, and for this quality
are extra heavy and strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
and No 10 the largest.
y, aud 10 IN MOROCCO boAcS.
MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.

MORTON's SECOND QUALITY.
WARRANTED
These are Il carats me- superior 10 any Morton
Pens made Drev ious 10 the year 1860 49,
Every Pen is stamped "A. Morton second Quanty
and numbered.
accident. -,
The Cases made OF Coin Silver put are not SO heAVy
as those OF the First Quality.
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