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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
BEIITGTON, VIRGINIA.
General q. e. LEE, President,
Aided by n corps OF Twenty Instructors,
ineluding a Professor or Law.

TIlHE next session will begin on third Thurs
i day in September, and end on third Thurs
day in June.
Lexington may be reached by stage from
StauntOn or Goshen on the Virginia Central
hatlIuad nom Lynchburg by Canal, or by
stage from BOnsacE's on the Virginia and Ten,
nessee Railroad.
For further particulars apply TO Clerk Of The
Faculty for Catalogue.
June d, 1887. jys d6wtf
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FACULTY:

Rt. Rev. IT. QUINTA9D, DID, Visitor.
Rev. GEORGE BECKETT. Principal.
Ars. .LEOHIDAS POLK Z Xr,.s F,-t,cirals.
Ms. Il A. BECKETT,
Rev. DAVID PIsE, DID, Belle Lettres.
Rev. JAMES N. TEMPLE, Mathematics.
Mons. A. ESTEVE, Musical Director.
Miss SUSAN POLK, English.
Miss - SHEEGOG, English.
Madame L. ESTEVE, Vocal Music.
sEFor Circulars and all business transac.
tions address Rev. ]. N. TEMPLE,
Columbia, Tenn.
sWidow OF the late Bishop Polk. au2 In
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DE sCHOENsFE PERLE-THEPUREs


Dicht an der RirchlttH', dsJ Rdltenl Stein.
Beside the church door, aweary and lone,
A blind woman sat on the cold door-stonei
The wind was bif1er, the snow fell fast,
And the mocking voice in the ftful blast
seemed ever to echo her moaning cry
AZ She begged for aims Of the passers-by;
- Have pity on me, have pity, pray
NJ back is bent, my head is gray.
The bells y e.e ringing the hour Of prayer,
And many good people were gathered there,
But covered WITH fufs and mantles warm,
They hurried past through the wintry storm.
Some were hoping their soulsto save,
And some we're thinking OF death and IN
grave. L.. 80 :. eco.
And alas tnsy had no time 70 heed
The poor soul asking fer charity 5 need.
And some were bl ioming Vlth beauty's grace
But closely mufiied IN veiis Of lace
They saw not the soTrOw, nor heard the mOaI
OF her who sat on the cold door-stoDe.
Al last came one Of a noble name,
Nv the city cOallted the wealthiest dame,
And the pearls that OseT her neck were struni
She proudly there 10 the bsFg2r Jung,
Than followed a maiden young and fair,
Adorned with clusters OF golden hair;
But her dress was thin, ana scantys and worn
Moi even the be2gar's seemed more foTlorn,
With a fearful look and plying sigh,
She whispered soft, 9 No Jewels have l.
Bat give you my prayers, good friend )" SAT-
sAnd surely know God listens 70 MAJ .
ON her poor weak hand, so shrunken and small
The blind woman felt a tear-drop tall,
Tben kissed IT, and said TO the weeping girl,
q, is YOU that have given the purest pearl"
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The Board OF Instruction viii be full and COM
pefent Brownsville is on the line OF the Mem
Dhis and Louisville railroad, sixty miles north
Of Memphis. Its Society is good, and the town
provsrbial for its good health. Board can be
had in the families Of its best citizei s The
course of study 80 a. tnprUugh aud complete as
any institution IN therountry.
Terms per sess on OF twenty weeks, payable
srRICrLY. one half In advance
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Inc Iec U9IUUCI UIAlII IIIII
To the chapel bells sweet chimes,
~.


The spirit Of some great old master was
pervading the church. The mysterious
soul of music seemed to be soothing and
pulsing on the floating, notified beams
Of light, that fitted like ghOstly shad-
OVs beneath that sacred dome.
Now, the deep bass tones of
the organs thunder notes pesled and
shook the house; anon the softest wall
Of a dying music zephyr family muir
INJURED away its last sigh, snd calmly
died on the twilight's bosom, away off,
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
This Institution viii be reOpsned on the
second Monday in september Next,
Under the direction Of the
REV. GEORGE BECKETT.

TVERY edhrt will be made to afford the high
u est advantages for Female Education. The
course of study is both thorough and syste-
matte, combined with home care and teaching.
Professors or acknowledged ability have been
provided for the various departments.
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TEXT BOOKS
MRS. EMILY E. PERKINS

WILL CONTINUE her School in the VeStrv
w ROCIa Of Calvary Church, the Fail Session
commencing the drst Monday IN septeI1 Der.
No papiIs received for less than the session Of
REFERENCES
Hon. Emerson Etiieridges ROlfe Saunders,
Memphis Col. J. h. Mcmahon. Memphis:
Pitser Miller, Esq Hon. 7. r. smith, Mem
phis; Rev. Dr. White, Memphis.
and
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE Of FHE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS,
81. LOUIS, MO


ST. LOUIS. MO. E
VlHIS Institution was founded IN Is5l, char
tered in 1855 by the state Legislature and
empOWsred 70 confer degrees There Is al
tached 70 it a
Commercial Department,
with power to grant Diplomas.
TRIMS FOR TUITION OF TEE MONTHS:
Bnlf@nub -..s''s'--'-s " ~
Board and 01 d
washing ~ y
No extra charges for the study OF German
French or Spanish.
Music and Drawing form extra charges,
The next Session will
Open on Monday, September I'd.
For further particulars apply at the College
corner Eighth and Cerfe streets, or address,
au2t 8w BRO EDWARD, President.
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THE LOVE OF TIE BEAUTIFUL.

The leye Of the beautiful is born with
.us. Beauty EXISTS everywhere in the
external world, thai it may appeal TO and
pleassIrably affect our asthetie perceptions
ana sapsibilities. A beautiful face, OF
flower, or tree, or landscape, leaves us nc
election in our appreciatiye sense OF the
lIoveliness of the same. These, and SINH
lar types Of physical beauty, involunta'
riiy excite oGF admiratiOn. We come tC
the beautiful through the eye and tht
unreasonable senses, and not by the
measured steps Of reason. II strikes us
atopce or not st all. The fool decides
fhat the rose is beautiful as quick as the
philOsQphsr.
The Creator has invested every Object
IN the gI,sfs0artl Fsalne with the charm oi
beauty, that it may answer TO our IN
,cdrd perceptions and emotions. Stars
oenl the heavens and flowers robe the
earth with their radiance and lovelines'
for q purpose, The rainbow paints tbs
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.
100 Madison Street,

unoorporatedD d Decem Der. 1s96S.l
TfHF second session OF this Institution vrfIl
i open on MONDAY, september ?, 1857.
FACULTY:
Mrs. ANHIE j. HALE, Principal; Mss N. 7
McRATN Assistant ANrON sHIDE, Proiossrs
OF Music I; II. YILLEIIEULI Professor Modern
Languages q. r. MCFEELY. B., Professor
Ancient Languages " J. BURToE. PrOiessol
Drawing and Painting
For Circulars apply az Young q bros.t or az
the Seminary. Or. JOHN 4 ALLEN,
President Board Of Trustees.
J. c. TERRY. Secretary aus lIn
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select School
THE HEBREW
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE
WILL REOPEN OF
Monday, September I'd, 1857,

EOR the Fail and WiRtsr Sessions, at their
Il new and eommOdiOus building, No. 8B
Third street, between Madison and Monroe.
Ample arrangements are being made for full
and competent Faculty circulars will be is
sued in due time giving partieu larg iy.si m
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West Tennessee COLLEGE
Educational.
KentuckY MiIitarI InstIlnle

GtOL. R. T. P. ALLEN, Superintendent. As
- sisted By an able faculty. The course OF
study is that usuaily taught 10 the best colleges
with special attention 70 Mathematics and Nat
ural Sciences The academic year begins on
the LIST Monday in September this year sep
tember q, continuing without Intern lssi0u
forty iQ) weeks.
Es-Charge nor Tuition and Boarding. incIud-
ing Lights, Fuel and Washing currency, three
hundred and hfty dollars $50 per academic
year-one-half payable in advance, and the re-
maiucer at the expiration or twenty 20 weeks
80 Address the superintendent. at Farmdae Z
p, o., franklin county, KY. lenTi WaW2m
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THE SITE or TRADE.

Y TEIyGHAPB TRIBUNE.
but inactive Flour dull and prices favor BUYERS good owas SUI
pcior SlI; Norh.wen Extra sll 25d $l15O Whe-Min,ef
s Yellow gsd9Gc for prime Pennsgana, delivered town lac
for Polls Point delivery oats '6@Se an advance Of WHISKY
unchanged though quite nominal SuRartoe reduced and held FIRM At
oiaoe Refining grades Clover seed Goa with sales Of prime
CnrcASo PeS IFonr dull wheat 6rner and L. better; 81 for
No and 81 % for No Corn stronger a. i Oats quiet al pD
STE Rye dali at 5', Pork quiet and firm at ls@lgG Lard asking
Feh Flour dull and lover sales 300 bills at III ia u
Tor Spring 25af 10 Is for Red Winter Sl Is for White
fj %d Ss Is for double extra Rye Flour steady 81 Buekwls,
Flour SO Wheat quiet aud quotations nominal Corn held at ~ II
for No J. Oats 65c for choice Western Barley Rye and Peas
nal Shorts, slSdtN Shptuh. tTaS21 AddhnSs, $3.50 30
Feb Tobacco active; sales 81 bhd at ~ $50
Ell s. Super Flour $40 Prime Wheat ~ g. sheed Corn 6c
Ear 6Oc Oats 61c Mess Pork s2l But Shoulders paeed @c
Bacon Shoulders lie Bacon Clear Sides loe Prime lard re Cot
CHcAGe Feb Kvenhg dull aud inactive Wheat trn aud
higher for No closing 81 a1Gs "a nothing doing No Corn
Provisions dull bat very E; holders Of Mess Pork generally st SD
buyers offer sls 90 Bulk Meats f with sales Of Clear sides at lo
lc Lard firm but acte sales stI2c Green Hans 6m sales Of
1000 pieces from Slaughtered Hogs l0c Dressed Hogs IN good de-
And for shipment, and market trmet sales ~ 2Sas7 So and at
Live og-sse, ssa 80 IS Tor ght and 80 for gooft choice
Recp-flou $500 bbs Wheat, bush Corn, 1900 bush
oats 1000 bush Hogs 1900 shprentsFour, $500 bbAi Wheat
MENPs Feb lCotOn heavy 3oa5lc Receipts 24otb bales Er
ports. O61 bales. stock % SCI Flour hn and unchanged Corn
lower and weak gOds3c on levee Oats and higher BIC Por
lower ga So Bacon unchanged Dressed Hogs unchanged Lard
l3al6c HAY nominal tl5; none in market
CHaRIEroN Fob L-Coon dcIed lc sales Of go bales Md
ding 3lc
Spring 80 asa - IS aud do Winter rs Wheat
changed and dull sales Of No Winter 81 oo0s2 3d. Corn dull
u5O The receipts quite large and the market coses heavy Rye
and Barley unchanged Whisky in fair demand 25c in bond Cotton
ing Receipts 200 Provisions held firmly demand light sale, Of
sale holders generally asking go 5Oa s2 Which equal holding
wi ofgsrksk ~! Msss 1G ,ss, oish0ale At az wv
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WHO MAKES TIE BEST AND CHEAPEST GOLD PENS'

MoRroN's GOLD PENs.-Mr Morton, who IL an
old friend of TRIBUNE readers makes his
appearance again this morning in our advertising
columns. Our opinion of his pens has been
too often expressed TO he doubtful, but we take
pleasure in saying that we know of no gold
pens in the world equal To those manufactured by
Mr. Morton. We have used them for more years
than We care 10 remember and we have sent many
thousands OF them 10 friends who were extending
our circulation. There never was but one testimony
about them. They write with uncqualed ease and
rapidity with almost or II You choose, with quite
tho elasticity of a quill, aud their dniablilty
is ~ remarkable the piccty of their work
mansbip. There is a reason for this perfection Mr.
Mort0n's pens are made by machinery of his own
invention of the most costly and delicate construc
ton which enable him 10 make pens az once better
and cheaper than can be- fabricated by hand. They
have superseded steel pens with all who study cX-
cellcncc aud economy, and IN the same way are rap
idly supcrscding other gold pens. Mr. Morton now
sells by agcLts well as AT his own store, No -
Maidenant and his advert 'ement gives, in an in
tcIrstug way all needlul information 10 purchasers.
IN. \. Tribune, Jan. 4, 1851.
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ANSEMRI Y

THE QUARANTINE RESOLUTIONS
The Senate concurrent resolutions relative 10 quar-,
autine were announced The rnes were suspended an"
the resolutions adopted. go, .....,, -,
Mr.. Oakley rep, Kings mtr0duccda VII 10 "i'"" WI
act relative TO quaranting.
REPORTS
BY Mr. VAN vALKENBURGH Rep, BroGmel 10 pro
vide for the cOmplctQg Qi tie A,p,ny arc Su'PVH""
Railroad for the consideration u The House, IA -
By Mr.. GRIDLEY Gscp. y. " authoiKlng the con
striction Of stone stairway on the Central Park
THANKS FOR TAE DISTRICT SUFFRAGE BILL
Mr. PRINCE rep. MadisonD introduced a resolution
thanking Congress for passing the District Of Columbia
Suffrage bill over the Presidents veto II adopted
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. WENDOVER rep, C0lum1la Tor the pi"'c'-
tioH OF the navigation Of the Hudson River
BY Mr.. UPLAND Qiep.. ChenanRO) 10 incorporate inc
NeW--NOIk Safe Deposit Company.
By Mr.. ROBERTS rep, Oneida 10 amend an act re-
lang TO the state Lunatic Asylum ,.
By Mr.. RICHMOND tkep., HerktmeD 10 incorporate
the German Savings Bank of BROOKLYN
BY G. W. BUCK Hcp, Chemungl 10 authorize ctllaui
towns subscribe stock in the Utica Chcnango ana o-
quehanna Railroad Company. IN, ,
Mr. GRIDIEY 0Rep y. " introduced n bill 10 amend
the charter of the National Travellers Insurance Com
pany. . -. .-,,,., -.
BY Mr.. DREAMER Dem, y " TO establish a Tree
German American Institute IN New YORK 'ty
The Assembly adjourned
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
By TR1HeRarH TO THE Tribune.
A. II

B TBLEGR,FH THE TklBUNE - -, ,oc-
SENATE. .ALBANY Feb. J, 1867.
THOMAS MURPHY lRep. Ny introduced peu-
tiOn 10 prevent the use Of steam in FouItn-aNe'
BILLS REPORTED FAvORABIN. NJ,
AUTHORIZING the Grandst and NeWtOWl halIoau,bIOVh
lyu, TO charge additional fare.
TO regulate the carrying of nflammable substances OH
Relative the election of the directors Of the Rochester
and GeDesec Valley Railroad by the Common CQuncl.
Amending for the prevention OF the llnueIPesl
INTRODUCED
the Travellers Insurance company toh-
neuicut 70 effect insurance upon lives OF individuals
To amend the charter Of the National travellers llS
ance Company authorizing the Company to eject nc
insurance.
Authorizing the Clerk Of Kings County to charge certain
Changing the name Of the NewYolk Commercial Asso-
Authorizing William orion and his associates to lay
tecgraphic cables from the shores Of NeW-N OK 10
France. .
BILLS ADVANCED TO A THIRD READING
Amending the charter of the Greenwood Cemetery AS
ISOLATION by providing that at elections for managers at
least opeLrl the stockholders shall be represented I'D
Amending the charcS al the liI9gG OF Rome Rome ,ooo
Providing for rcfmdng To VaI1OSs uti az 5o iit
compques iU NewYork, taxes Of lsOi "n i0O1' "'i'i
Mr.. SESSIONS rep, Chautauqua) moved an amend
len that the awards shall be made on decision " 1--WE
to appointed by the supreme Court o,
the First District: the said commissioners 10 be appointed
after ten days notice has been given by the corporation
counsel
Mr. LENT rep. y. " moved to include the alleged
Illegal taxes Of 1859 and 1862 but subsequently wltIe"
the motion.
After debate progress reported
Relative 10 The payment of the clerks in the Kings
County Clerks Office.
Reetvc the election g Directors Of the Rochester
AID EGhes66 Valley FagrCad by the Rochester Common
Council.
The Senate then adjourned.
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sdei No demand for excepting Clear Sides which are
aic the spot Lard quiet sales 2ai2ic Butter
pickle at $3l they generally held at So Gold 10
buying Exchange hn at par buying and lilo premium selling lhe
M2TsUKsE, Feb Flour quiet and firm. whea-sae' Of 10
In 81 o. and No st ~ ga III 81 Oats bnoyant ses
Dressed Hogs lm; sales at ia 81 10 ReeePts-f9ar o DDS
1900 bush Rye 200 bush Dressed Hogs. 600 shpmen
PHILADELPHIA. Feb I-1Tsde generally Cotton Is hrm
3 FOR Mdding Upands and 35c for Mdd Orleans The Flour
s, si2a s Prime Wheat is scarce tie es are
state Red at So White - goa g 90 Rye bmi the sales are
low 97d8 White 81 Oats steady at SaSSe Whisky dni no
quotation. .,,r.,oa,,. =, MINI. s.,.a
43d-125 FOR No q No selling 80 500 ~ Oi Crude Turpen
ne e. for YeI9s and 81 for Hard 16 Ia, q SSa ~
PRANCIsco Feb Duing the past month 4oV saeLs Of
Wheat 900 bb Flour have been exported from San Francisco
Flour quiet best bns 20 % o chS Y EIPo ".ss GoSs
Curry $500; cholar e29i Empire MILL sl2i iBseher 2'i In
BrSyAIo Feb moderate and market
steady; 100 bills No Spring at 81 So Wheat quiet and
nothing way Of aes reported Com quiet and nominal wv Nv
and Illinois Barley qmiet at mGtl ~ e quiet aud nom
na at Provisions heayy Mes Pork steady sales - bbs at 81
steady sales 1000 lbs Hams at l Lard 9ge win N1a
sales 3c Dressed ogs-Slaket steady Gsd5sc Whsky-AArEe
So Iou Feb Tobacco dull and unchanged Cotton dull; Low
Mng Flour in better demand but prices unchange sales OF
snperine U.s. Extra $l0 oa 30 iO Double Extra
. IL 81 good q rs g. Pine So and Choice
asa g. Corr Ya sales 1895 o16s pnenage es 81 go
Prime Mess at Rump Meas at Sib Picked Ham-sas az
lode CIV 6ac6saes Of Clear Sides at 24Je and Shoulders at
Olc sugarCured Hanssales ICE Lard quiet sales aIc
Hogs easy-ranging from rs - 10 80 IS
MOBILE Feb lCoonSas $50 bales Mddng at Sole sales fo
the week $50 bales chiefly for Lsg9o stock hand aud spGoad
AUGUSTA Ga, Feb Lotion aati sales l6o bales hdng Jc
Say,SS,n Pb Cot,on very dull transactions today stock
2 G86 bales pands Island EIports-lS0l bales Up
lands bales Sea Island Reep9sl7 bales UPnd' 81 bales Sea
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Morton has put his m hi, capital NJ. labor and hl. brains to work
by machinery produces which ,hs
body the habit Of using these Gold Pea. for
long time the best instruments Of the knd
have hlen IN VAIN Y. Evening Post
think Gold Pens decidedly the best Of In the market
i Boston Traveller.
HE cheapest pens market Morions Go PenalB
Post. d.
Our Gold Pen mnnf,cturd by Morton aud We shall
surprised with the hard work put TO- does not keep
good condition for s-lThe Press, Philadelphia go
months writing will out Steel Pens than Gold one VIII
while the latter viii last good part of lifetime. Nor
Gold Pus cheaper and better than any In the mAet-N l.
Independent ,a,
Gold Pens tho very bes, have net vithTho
Methodist, n. Y. City.
best The testimony o. all who well Informed upon the
subject that there gold metallic manufactured IN the
world that equals Morion' lEvenng Express Rochester n T.
Morton The Nesof" in making 10 this country never had
perfect pen I'LL had Of h-Ihe Christian Times Chicago
known the world lie standard gold dol
lits We have used one for two years writing With II
DAY. They the best Daily Democrat Davenport, Iowa
Morton has brought the art Of Gold Pen making to The highest Poni o.
perfection Gold Pen not only tho beautiful aud tasteful but
tie beat and the economical that be ussdThe Christian
Chronicle Philadelphia.
Mortous trade and those who pens far
and wide tho best In tbs Union and Advertiser kohss
ter.EY.
Morton's Gold Pens No better pen than this Is made
fAnehcan Agricultuhst -
With ong experience and Patented Mschner Mr. Morton enabled
Gold Pen that; opinion has equal TRY them
They neomPaaby the best uAdelsL Cloud Demo-
MINI
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ron n labor No other person has ever expressed a
desire to appear before the Committee to sustain
the charges and four weeks having elapsed
The Committee asked TO be discharged from any 1r-
thcr consideration of the subject. The Committee
cannot think that the Judgment of the senate VIII
sustain the position that the resignation by MI Cor,
nel of his office of Street Commissioner Is, m lega,
contempation confession of guilt; or that it VIII
Justify or even give color Of excuse to the sen
""d DISGRACE and on his constituents the III
Convenience of his expulsion from his seat;
In is added that it is proper to say that MI corner
has proffercd to the Committee every tacllty OF
access to all the books and documents relating TO the
matter likely to he involved in the matter under Ill
VestigatiOn w. r,
The report is signed by Senators Folger, Henry c.
Murphy and Gibson.
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NATION OFFICE, !

DEAR SIR: ] see that yOu are publishing letters
from various persons who have evidently become
very partial 10 the pens of your manufacture. II
occurs that you would produce greater effect
by reprinting the letters of those whom your pens
have failed 10 satisfy, besides ecOnomizng great
deal of space in your advertisement, for think
quarter Of n column of The Tribune would hold them
ALL
But IL you are fixed in your present policy, please
feel Mt liberty 10 refer 10 me, prepared to say
not that your pen Is the best in tho market, for
have made no compaIson but 30 good, 50 thoroughly
well made, adaptable 20 every hand, aud 80 dura-
Bile even under the most trying abuse, that he must
be, who would seek n better. much more fastldlOus
writer than and he who weares himself with steel
pens while yours are procurahc at much less cost.
must either be conservative or more ludlstri-
Ous or of greater means than Yours gratefully
WENDELL L. GARRISON.
A. MORTOS,
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CITY ITEMS.

Ferdinand de Luca, Consul General Of
Italy, is at the Clarendon Hotel Count de Montaigu,
Paris; and Gen. j. b. Frsbc. California, are at the
Rrcvoort House. Gen O. {. Batchcldcr Albany; Judge
Ewing. Pennsylvania; and the Hon H. l. Moss, 81 Paul
nj the FIflaye. Hotel. The Hon. Robert j. Walker,
Washington is at the Everett House. The Hon. J. -
Morgan, Amora; Gen. Plowman, and the Hon. Is. T..
snyder, Washington, are at the Aston House.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Chas Lo Ward Galveston II days With mdse and
pass. 20 &. H. Mallory Co. .
scbr J. H. T. C. Adams Adams Savannah. with mdse, TO Master
schr WIN Tce T Newben 10 days with cotton aud naval es
TO GolJtLwaite Qycrqn.
f-- .-., DOMESTIC PORTS.
Feb lAue steamship Pioneer, from New YORK
schr Golden Gai from Norfolk
FoRTEVs MoyRog Feh Arriyed brig Lark G. days from Rio
Janero coffee Order She encountered heavy weather. and s
Say,NN,H Feb L-Auiyed scbr Donna Anna, from Manras
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A. MORTON.
A MORTON.

A. MORTON.
DEAR SIR: Five years ago began to uso a gold pen
Of your manufacture, and have written with il ever
since say at least II to 10 pages of oolscap every
day. Ii has continued in good condition, you may
imagine, when tell you that am now using 1t, to
write this note. have found it elastic as quill
pen, never cutting the paper never scattering the
ink, and above ALL durable Few single pens have
had SO steady work Thinking you ought to know
this | tell il to You, and am, yours truly,
L. SuTIToN MICKFNZfP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Thursday evening the Executive Committee Of the Ger
man Republican Central Committee met at Racfles Hotel
and organized for the ensuing year asfoows: Chairman
A. Erbc; Vcc-C Chairman, Dr. >. Watcrmanni secretary
DIR. NJ. q. Racflc: Finance Committee, H. Wcscndonk j.
Cook H. Richard A. G. Rau, Philip Frankenheiner; Cor
respondence Committee, A. Gercke, W. Fensercr L. Bons
meT, \. Tanner
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ANOTHER PRIZE EIGHT.

Y rKBuSE
ToRoNTO. Feb John Boland and George \.
Mason both Of Toronto, matched 10 light ON the 'th
of March, Canada, for the sum OF $1,000 TWO TO one II
freely offered on BOland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
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