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Sale at NO. s0A Nfarket


- Sale at NO. 8O4 Market street
FIXTURES, STEAM HEATING a IN.
ANTD AAHNTD FURNACE OF REsTAURANF, 10 RsRH vs.
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AUG TON SALES.


AUCTION SALES.
M . L ELLA AND q co
AEA SS9ecess95s 9 70 Philip Ford Cob
AUCIIoNEEFs. No COS MARKET Street.
SALE OF 1900 GASES BOOTS, SHOES. BRO.
On Monday Morning,
p catalogue, for cash. 1900 cases Mems Boys, and
Youths Boots shoes Brogans, etc. Also, gene
called. uOAst
SALE OF 1900 CASES BOOTS. SHOES, BRO
CANS, ETC.
go. On Thursday Morning,
catalogue for cash, 1870 cases Mems Boys and Youths
Boots, shoes, Broga ans, Balmorals, etc. tIO 26 At
which he early attention Of the trade is called
TOHN b. MYERS d Co. AUCTIONEERs
e Nos. 2S2 and 2s4 MARKET Street.
LARGE PEREMPToRY. SALE OF FRENCH AND
OIHEk EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC
October 2s at 10 o'clock on four months credit 900
66 59Is 9t French India, German and British Dry
9oous' llO225t
LARGE PER ENiPToRv SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES.
BRoGANS, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC.
October 20, at 10 O'Clock on four months credit 1000
Eastern manufacture [IOAt
r,, IMPORTANT SPECIAL PACKAGE SALE
OF DOMESTIC COTTON AND WooLLEN GOODS,
,.,o On wednesday Morning, oct. 30,
o AZ 70 o'clock on four months credit and part for
e
hcdqding IN part eco cases repellant cloth fancy
eases Gloucester brown cotton snnes 20 cases harboS
G0Ises GI leans le cases Somerset coored Jeans rs
We VIII add to the above
6O cases Raleigh balmora skirts 70 cases blue apron
ehecks denms, stripes and ticks; 25 bales aTmV
blankets, 5 cases military goods 10 cases NebrastS
of the Beaver Valley Wooilen Mill also cases Roh
Roy Ga checks, striped cassimeres and a general ss
soTlment OF domestic goods by the package
logues, on the day before sale O2S4t
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF ZEPHYR KNIT
GOODS
On Friday morning,
November !, at 10 o'clock, on four months credit
hoods, breakfast shawIs chiIdren's and misseSi
cloaks, scarfs childrens coats ladies' sontags etc
Mills. ''OOA VI 'Ae Ne' 'S'one F4d n hp55sIpg 5s 5p
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGs, ETC.
o-, On Friday morning,
November l, at II O'Clock, on four months credit,
and rag carpetings. T1O26 Sc
7 NJ. GUNMEY & SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
- No. 6oS WALNUT Street.
Hold Regular Sales of
REAL, ,TS ETSsFAATTIEi A,TI STOCKS, roc AND SECURITIES AT
HRndbils of each property Issued separately
1000 catalogues published and circulated Containing
tal list Of property contain ed in our Real Estate R
gister, and offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspapersh
SALE ON MONDAY, october 2s. will include
ORPHANS COURT SA LE-Estate ofC StIkel d.
ceased Threestory brick Dwelling, southwest corner
ORPHANS COURT 'Tsl sGLEVssme essS Estate-Tbree-
story brck DWELLING northwest corner Twenty-thfrd
PEREMPToRY sALE-Large Lot of Ground look
2iS eet northeast corner OF Second street and Alle
WALLACE STREET-Two-story brick Dwelling,
NORTH SIXTH sTREET-seven modern three
story brick Dwellings, Nos 241l 2413 24l5 247 2519,
A2l, and 2429, above York street. no Il 1st
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October 2s at 10 o'clock, four months credit 900
Goods, ~' ' fio % Ks
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NO FULL MOON.

curious circumstance occurred this year.
and which has only now led to some discus
Sion Last February was a month says the
Mechanics Magazine, in which no full moon
occurred. few journalists in Italy got hold
OF the fact, and at once pronounced it to be an
exceedingly rare occurrence. Some said it
could only happen once in 25, 600 centuries
Others, more moderate, simply adverted to
the fact that there was no mention of such
thing in Genesis. After much dispute in the
columns of the daily papers, the question
caught the eye of the well-known astronomer
of Milan, M. Schiaparelli who has now dis
posed of it very summarily, showing that in
1S47 the very same thing took place there
being full moons on January 81, at six
minutes past nine A. NJ, and on March 2,
following, at fOrty-fve minutes past three
A. M. In 1928 there was similar occurrence
at Washington.
ILLEGTIMACY IN ENGLAND.
In the year 1S45, 7'03 per cent. of the births
registered in England were of children born
out of wedlock in the year 1856, ga per cent;
in the year 1865, 6'2 per cent.-46,5 $50 of the
whole 748, ,069 born alive. 1t seems probable.
however, that in the large towns some, and
perhaps rather considerable proportion, of
the illegitimate births still escape registration.
or are untruly registered. Taking the latest
returns writes the London Times, those for
1865, recently issued, the registers represent
that in England as a whole 60 of every 100
but in London only A in 100. In the metro
Politan counties also, and in many of the large
towns, the proportion returned is below the
average. The returns for 1865 show as MANY
as S'3 per cent. illegitimate of the children
born in North Wales, S3 per cent. also in
Lincolnshire, 8 per cent. in Nottinghamshire:
93 per cent. in Shropshire, 9'4 per cent. in
the North Riding of Yorkshire, SO per cent.
in Westmoreland 1916 per cent. in Norfolk,
and III per cent. in Cumberland These are
the counties in which we may always look for
an excessive proportion of children born out
of wedlock.
DROPsY.
An opinion was long maintained that fluids
are to be withheld from drOpsical patients. No
opinion was ever founded on more erroneous
principles. DrOpsical patients, indeed, should
be allowed the free use of fluids. With respect
to diet, it should, generally speaking, be light
and unstimulating; but much depends on the
causes of the dropsy. There is, however, less
necessity for a rigid adherence to low diet in
this than in other in1ammatory affections.
CONCERNING COMETS.
writer remarks in the Intellectual Observer.
When first seen in the telescope, a comet
usually presents a small round disc of hazy
light, somewhat brighter near the centre. AS
the comet approaches the sun the disc
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T0HN b. MYERS d CO., AUCTIONEERs
g Nos. 282 and 2s4 MARKET Street.
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S<szsEss OPPOSITION TO MONO
k3gi2ss>E$at POLY.-DAILY LINE FOR BALTI
ware Canal ~
Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steamboat Com
paLy, daily at O'Clock p. NJ. O--
lDe steamers OF this line plying regularly
between This port and Baltimore, leaving the second
wharf below Arch street daily ~ O'clock p, M
Sundays eXceptedl. ~
other line. - -'
Freight handled with great care. deliyeraa
promptly, and forwarded to all points beyond tbs
te'mlnus free of commission. 'Ae
Particular attention paid to the transportation OF
all description OF Merchandise, Hoses, CsETiaseS
etc. ETC.
For further information apply 20
JOHN ID. RUOFF, Agent
5l6s No. Is n. DELAWARE AVenue
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
l. AND COUNTY OF PHILApELPHIA.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
l. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF MARTHA HOOTEN, deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court 70 audit settle,
and adjust the account OF ISAAC JONES, Jr and
EZRA EVANS, Executor OF the estate of MARTHA
HOOTEN, deceased, and to report distribution of the
balance in the hands of the accountants will meet
the parties Interested tor the purpose Of his appoint
ment on MONDAY, October 26. 1867. at O'Clock r.
NJ, at the office of j.. II. THARP, No. - s. THIRD
street, In the city OF philadelphia. l0E thstu5t
NOTICE. - IN THE MATTER OF THE
ING COMPANY. W
Notice is hereby given that the report of the Au-
1tor appointed by the Court of Common Pleas for the
Clly ana county or Philadelphia 10 report upon the
henH9n TO sss9ye aye the sad corporation, and % settle
OF october A y ls91 and unless exceptions are died
theltlo peioIe me l9th day OF November, A. d. 1867
the said report will be confirmed ana the eorooration
accordingly dissolved. " w.
BY order OF the Court
2dths& Pro PE0thoaotary,
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGS, ETC
On Friday morning,
November l. at IL o'clock, on four months credit.
about 200 pieces ngrain Venetian list hemp. cottage
and rag carpetngs. no 28 Sc
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or, IMPORTANT SPECIAL PACKAGE SALE
VI OOMhSIlC COTTON AND WOOLIEN GOODS.
..,o On wednesday Morning, oct 30,
~ ~ O'CLOCK on four months credit and part for
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LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF ZEPHYR KIN
GOODS.

November 1. at 10 O'Clock, on four months Gre
by order Of Mr., Thomas Dolan; embracing line
hoods, breakfast shawls, children's and mis-
cloaks. scarfs children's coats, ladies' sontags
95eng the balance Of stock OF the Keystone X KDitt
Mills no %
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LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC.
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AG 4 l. E'L l. A N D q ca
AEL (suocessors TO Philip Ford q Cor.
AUCTIoNEEBs. No. COS MARKET etrees.
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SALE OF 1900 GASES BOOTS, SHOES. BRC
CANS, ETC.
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49,. NOTICE TO HAVANA SHIPPERS.
FRTI- Shippers In the CUBA trade are hereby
sGsats2h notihed that the steamers of the New OF.
leans line will hereafter touch regularly az Havana
tor freight and passengers both going and returning,
and win sail promptly as advertised.
WILLIAM l. JAMES, General Agent,
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.,
lOl5u No, 3l4 South DELAWARE Avenue.
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7 M. GUMMEY & SONS, AUCTIONEERS,
= No. 5Os WALNUT Street.
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CONCERNING COMRTs.


writer remarks in the Intellectual Observer.
When first seen in the telescope, a comet
usually presents a small round disc of hazy
light somewhat brighter near the centre AS
the comet approaches the sun the disc
Iengthens and, if the comet is to be a tailed
one, traces begin to be seen of a streakiness
IN the comets light. Gradually a tail is
formed, turned always from the sun. The
Tan grows brighter and longer, and the head
becomes developed into coma, surrounding a
disunctly marked nucleus. Presently the
comet Is lost to view through its near ap-
PIosch TO the sun. But after-a while il is
AGAIN seen, sometimes wonderfully changed in
SsPeot through the effects of solar heat.
some comets are brighter and more striking
after passing their periheiion than before
Othefs are quite shorn of their splendor wban
they reappear. The latter was the case ,rjtb
the comet oi l633-36, as we. learn from Sir
John Herschel who watched il in tba lVs Sn,,tI az
ern skies after it had become in,-i5iIyI
Northern observers. On the other bat'I 70
comet OF 1861 burst upon us in its fnIi e2,,o ele
dor alter perihelion passage. Some can'a4-
have more than one tail.
One appeared in l744 which had no less IN a.,
six tails symmetrioally disposed Qf one can
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ogtober 2s, commenting at 10 O'Clock, we will sci
p catalogue, for cash, 1900 cases Mems. Boys, ant
Youths Boots, Shoes, Brogans, etc Also. gene
raj assortment OF WOmen's, Misses, and Children
called. NJ -riO 2 "a
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DANIEL THATCHER.
THE CIVIL COURTS.

Petitions i'm bankruptcy were filed and referred
Yesterday as follows Petition OF John Roig OF this city,
referred to Register Williams Of Thomas i: Thatcher 81
This city, referred TO Register Fitch; and OF Charles W.
Cobb ot North Salem, Weschcser Co.. referred to Kegs
ter Close.
The case Of Kinner agt Knncr divorce case, was on
before Judge Sutherland yesterday. IL would seem from
The adavits and allegations that the wife, who j. the de
PENDANT was in 1913 married 10 POmerOy, and ~ 1884
or 1865 was divorced from him In Illinois. In 1860 she
was married to Mr. Knncr, and the latter took her To his
parentss house. For some reason serious aver
sion seems TO have arisen between the lady
and her husbands parents, which at last, after the
death Of the father-aw led 20 her leaving him. lie
able sin but only that she divorced from Pom
eroy and therefore his wife. She answers that
her divorce valid and her husband knew OF all the
facts connected with It, The truth seems 10 be, that the
whole trouble arises from the disagreement OF the daugh
ter and motherh-aw the husband being completely de
pcudeut upon the latter The up the ques
lion Of almOny, the wife claiming that the husband Is
really worth quarter Of Million aud the latter and ms
mother protesting that he is worth only a small amount
iu real estate except his mother choose, and that
subject TO debt of $4,000 to his mother; and that the
wife Is really worth than this shadOwy interest De
csOn reserved.
The Rev. Henry Highland Garnett complains against
the cOlOrcd church Shiloh Prehbyterlai that he was
duly indicted and held for months the pastorae OF
that church, but af,er the summer vacation was cN
cndcd y the Trustees and compelled 10 seek the aid Of
The courts 10 enable him to his duties. The trus
tees say that his election and appointment wholly
Illegal that Garnett obtained possession OF the pulpit
only by aid OF the police, and that ne not fairly
elected appointed to his Office The Court reserved It's
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cons med TO James Wallace Coz dstillers The prop
cr' Was in charge Of ore jacob Bohem, Ihe pretended
t TsfT' ana of Ee1Yor he persons charge pre-
,lcI hot The sprs from NewtOwn Long Island,
tCU 49, bronTlt TO this city for recncahon. There
being some suspicious conee1f9 %I G
,r an The ground that revenue tax has been pald
mon tho cargo should have been done before ITS Trans
ir IA this city. An examination has therefore Deeh
i.red Inv the Government officials. preparatory 10 u
of vessel and cargo, should the circumstances
warrant.
FAIRFIELD. CONN.-The slOOp POwhatan
-, piormont n Y, formerly of GulfOrd, Conn was
Sien ashore here in the late storm She Hes, apparently
unbarmcd high and dry on the beach
NORWICH-On Tuesday forenoon, during
IN, nrevalauce Of the gale small pleasure sloOp WIN
Nat attached went adrift from the wharf at Mystic
Island Jerry Sullivan of Norwich III the boat nj me
tie and made vigorous but Intellectual Efforts 10 Dlg
her TO shore but drifted away down the sound ana
neither he boat has been seen since The soop
was stripped in readiness for hauling up, there bcls
notbing bu an oar aboard She ceuterboard boat
about 20 feet long, and painted light drab as was the
small boat.
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SALE OF PAINTINGS.

The sale of oil paintings at the art galleries OF
Leeds a. Miner, No. $40 Broadway continued last
night The rooms were crowded with cOnnOisseurs ar
lists picture buyers and curiosity seekers but the prices
obtained for the works sold ia most small In
some full prices paid and IN very few,
ordinary but snowy paintings commanded much more
than their intrinsic value works Of art. Weighing
The Deer" by Taylor, brought SlOO Wilson's Crossing
fhe Channel e72 view of Mount Mansfield" aud com
pauon picture, " Lake Dinsmore," both by Hubbard,
sold for $500 and S275 respectively. Won Seben's
sketch, Weaving Wild Chaplcts" after sharp bidding
was knocked down at S225 Towers View OF the City OF
Mexico" very large painting went for $40, about the
price Of the frame. full length portrait Of Washington,
by Trumbull brought only $3.50; while SODntags Even
ING I'm the Aleghancs," run up 20 $500. LcutZcs
pOTtrait OF Gen Grant which received with great
applause was sold for $780, onefourth the original price
"lhc Young Chiefain brought $3.50; Cartoon of the
Nativity, AnnunciatiOn, and Ascension, by L. job
Vernet $3.50; and, the same artists Christ Shilling
the Waters go One OF The best pictures
secured by f Grover for $500 The Resurrection o.
Jairus's Daughter" by Stevers, brought $780, The
Italian Lovers" by May. $780, Landscape by HEX King
$50 M0rn's Wids Of Lake superior $685., and other
specimens at corresponding prices. The gallery picture
by Vernef. representing the Bay aud Markctplace Of
Naples started and after tedious auctoDecr
ing sold for s5O. This piece cost the fst purchaser
5000 Several bronze figures ana other articles OF pfru
were disposed Of aierthe close Of the picture sale.
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A CARp.-In 1861 Morton discontinued the

A CARD.-In 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given to the Jobbing Trade,
and, ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly to those who use
them, or to such as keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing public in their
own localities. There may be Jobbers who
have spoken in favor of the Morton Pen since
that time, but if So their remarks have never
in n single instance reached his ear; and
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world, and used
to do so, they nevertheless put forth great
exertions to show that the Morton Pen has de-
preciated in value, is not what it formerly was
and that those which they vend are equal, if not
SUPERIOR now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know of pens, as well as the pens
themselves, entirely from the JoDbers, people are
apt to be misled by their representations.
In order that the public may judge correctly,
and at the same time see how much PANS
taking is exercised to give every one who orders,
lust such pen rs will exactly suit his hand
Morton confidently refers to the many thousands
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceived his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention to the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent. ,,..... >,.,,, v,n,,
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MORT0N'S GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-DANE. New
York and by every duly-appOlnted Agent ut
the same prices. . ,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public VIII
be best suited and at the same pnces, by cailibS
ON the Agent; i'm all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send 10 lleadduarters
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
If accompanied with the cash.
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MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are II carats ne and although cheaper
least equal any gold pens mace elsewhere ~ eSards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities
Every Pen Is stamped "a. Morton, Imrd Quality, ana
numbered.
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident
the Cases are made Of Coin Silver but are not as heavy
those OF the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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The Numbers Indicate slzc only NO IDcihS inc s"o''
and No 10 the largest.
IIlAI
nd l0in MOROCCO BOXes

MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.
WARRANTED
These "a carats me- superior TO any Morton
Pens made previous 20 the year 1850. "a .
Every Pen Is stamped "a. Morton, second quality,
and numbered.
The Points are warranted for six months except against
accident.
THE Cases are male " Coin Silver, but not heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
rnICRs OF PENS; AND Pms ~ SILVER EXTENSION
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LITEST SNIP NEVIS.
PORT or yEwY0RK."...Nor
Arrived.

ARRIVED.
Ship Eugene Gmh chamb, fom Hanbrrg IS d'5' with ma''
S6p W., ,tsa Cof h. ue,ou Z Bee M1ne' Perq JAY
20 sa P S ,a to S Sc d G'S o to Cave oa s
point passed Avg "a made he Island o. iga si a % a.,
shin paIntel standing too sind 90 hr s. T. ~.
flq cI g.s g B Bsss Ii. s sl y; 3 bs S S
dragged the aneho' AMI goHHe but go' 81 Without damage
Sas Doa Qa,o, ,a Gs.p Na, day., ',s g ,o
81 S saw hr ioaa Johnson Malaga N,u ioll 5h. s 80
81 9 z g. . bog N,s VOL H sos 5.s to f.o
icif 1idic NJ. llsya,s. lain. Virginia
SS II Ma Ssi Sssrell SalHr 600 Smith - cargo Of
sclL Le osI.a; shay r !sli
sSIf Tianph cle,iei rro,j,sor fr EInt,'lpert
Sdr fdssri wooi,o, Vote rrsrdeaoe
S Ss-5 c,e.i s.1 45a 1i' F. r.S, .'''''
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s SSi5 c. q sn 'ii' xor@ '.sS '''
selr llo.e IIq'rlipg,ea. Providence
SIf T.',i S'. I'D s1ssi ,55,, Scr Haven
SehL Carts lia,kel, Sea Havoc
sSAr da,iariiae' ii' 10 B'.'l
Ss5f cors Kelly Newport
s 81, f 81 iaI E d.2 S,llMs '5sal
Ser s,s, e., H.. rI I.gl,. i ssss P,.,.p,.
Sehr Jstei l.. White Davis rie,.i,,se
s sSl5 %s,,i.iI' r 7 ~ - ~
rein. Whit. Davis. Bro1lhafcn
Srtr Cinderella Ilaghi iiuutu.tan.
Fsr,sSEp-l PIsi,, wasm' here, for A'prva OFT 70 70
bach lt1ky. - n. ~, 49,.
OUT, Bar bonud WIN. q W. hFlt. clear
NANnY Hook iSp iyton tBr B, om lffu '"' "Al an
eha "a bar. waiting orirfa
MlSD-At Eausst y. W
BELOW.
Ship wasbing,on from Ca!otia
SAILED.
Steamship. Ar,onA Tor Ariava Faaeseo o GrotoFn
Bari Mar Belle, Roberts
DISASTERS.
The ship Western Chief om Cos anchored aitle W Sr -
winds ana much g. Boz l1t 90 ~. ~ caolef " D.
gsc rhch lu tle sl loser fore top ,a main sail lower %
h., s miurn upper pae topsas besides several sma sails
sgt 20 co. It, ~, lon Co. spoke bak Of Bath from Boston
! Tor Mouttyilro. ..,
The hr Oregon from barbados. had weather al the
sage Oct officer Of NeH-iork i o'erhol
ana Dragon len the bark MatfoFer Barai"e'
sohE Mar Collins bound i"T Jamaica 10
/ load f. SeN-iors.
The hT Virginia Price DeHerara q DAYS giih Dr.
as been, ior u dl- north % Hara
With strong ~ T. gales strained npperrots All spii sails
NAVAL.
! Sailei-uu.ted States shlp Idaho.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
s. g.. No l-An'ed, steamships Alliance Pbideh
Fonrnss MoSRog So, Isaed j. s. Green New io
iJI GTeytoWn
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAyssA Ai. e brig Deare from Norfolk steamship Cuba
from from lOs Tie latter erpcnencsd
b,vr gala on her passage obliged Savannah Her
cargo viii he suryere before he proceeds 10 Vera ChL
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MOTIONS CHEAP GOLD PENS.

NOT WARRANTED
These Pens 10 carats fne and are Better writing
and Durable Pens than without operating MOT
tons Patented Machinery produced for the prices even
the Gold furnished gratuitously.
PRICES or PENS: AND PENS IN sLvER-PLATED Xxx
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen...-......t0 so with pencll Iase''. ~ 20
Lucky Pen. -. rs. with Pencil Case. | IS
Always Ready Pen / 90. with Pencil Case. 90
Elegant Pen. ....... 1 rs. with Pencil Case. "
Excelsior Pen. / 90. with Pencil Case 10 49,,
These Well Finished Good Writing Gold Pens Win
IdOsmin Points, the wear OF every one OF Who
will far outas gross OF the best Steel Pens dhonqn
hey unpdrrdiiied, aud therefore not erohdngedoE
They numbered but correspond in size to Nos D.
3, 4, s, and respectively 49,.
The taken OF ali remtanceG by mail in registered
letters and the safe delivery OF tho goods guaranteed 20
all who send twenty (chargo for registering IN al
dtiOn ~ the price OF the goods ordered
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Any secure moro or the above God Pens
without money by getting up club. an,
tl3 % VIII Duy.......-.-..s.ss.sslo npl.i =.
rs 50 will buy ................ 80 worth OF Iens'
40 90 will buy ................. 90 worth OF IehS'
II sent 10 one dddressd ilne 80 49,,
receipt OF the money the subscriber Will send Dy TO
turn mail, or otherwise as directed, dod Zen or fenA
Selecting the same according 10 description Address
A. MORTON.
No. 25 MAIDEN LANE, NEW-fORK.