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New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

CORPORATION Attorneys office the bills OF tns a. iof
lists made out clerk especially fed them
purpose; examined the account1 U fine
ON IN formation and belief Mr. j. ID Huh' i3t, Int
finances OF tile Office knew that Hayes ciu nv E}ney
supposed he paid by . aehiuny ,coy,nt was ever
presented by Hayes Iad Ia{es1 50 goo cSrecd o q to his
iWoods ~ acronnt D. Hunt testified tnat ne ai n,n
aged the finances Of The Corporation A9rpe pe maid out
during the period specified Ine pyows HAYES used
my influence TO keep him IN the 91s TnSn had the en-
Jomnnt 81 his own assistants Mckinney AWAY ocI'
he'd 70 the bills have advanced mon,g % nad
INN monthIy and sometimes weekly Ilu ILL.,, i oh hSc ~
The receipts Of the Office. Mr. Mckhney hniE
nc VIC ~ an Tho stand seemed desiroua of nhlhs w *
i,otion hut az neither side was dlspostu 10 H' ~, ~
"as suffered 10 depart unquestoned Decisoh i'H'i'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
pAccENG ERN NALLEu.

FOR ASPfNWALL kc sept l-in seamthp Henry thtnnccJ-
Prsbk Williams Nj and Mr. RcAssd J. hckafd hrs Dow
ME Mr. and M Perry Miss EHmA Douglass Miss Cora schmidt
M aud Mr., Bookseller family snd rufses III sni Mn Hero
daughter d. W. H. Allen Ludwig Auh l.
Adam lady aud family Mr and Sir. Power Gan : neis
and child 6. Hilton Mr. Lane Mr. and OhVer
Hunt d. Abbott John A AuspsChrr A Nelson NI And
Mira MeClelsu nrs Csiu Morehose Nj Aul Mn J. e. kns.
children 4 Hoshstaier r Msrn Mrs VI Smith,
A. sucker and N M AID Mr. Thomas BfoNn family and
ants Winfield Mrs A. ~ Gamble aud children. Mrs
A. Merritt and two children. Mrs Krbal and four children
Leyde NJ 4 Pearson and wife Miss Caroline Price Jo
A Packard, Cspt Taylor Payne, G. fumP' W kee and
daughter O. James V & Reeve, Marcr. Mason Gen sasr
Mr T. Piedrahs Nrs " Y P,rera Nj Lopec sad "iie
J. NJ. Lopez Norman Ame,. j. T. Lasas Nj {. Delsorre.
Is, Misses Aman and Gutierrez H. 5 Hlafj NJ" Ser.
children Andres Law James Chisholm Hector
Go H. Pesse Carpenter G. Hcnetn, wife and infant. W d.
Chandler NJ Melae Ilausc and Adams wife AMI
daughters Hunter. Tlos HawoO william Isaac p smith
". Cs A. IIuehntou Jas s. smith Nfe aud infant Cba' War
Devu G. y Deal GEO Cusot Mchse Cusck and large
humbef 10 seeoai cabin and .teerage
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
y,eoNrc GRAND BODIES.

Ar the animal cOnclave Of the Grand 'oin-
anderv OF Knights Templsr Of the State of New-J'rS'y,
hld Yesterday at Trenton, ~ j., the foiiowng-aiheu
oaicers wero elected and installed: q. H. WOolman'
Helena Commandery No 2, Burlington r. L. g. Com
mander; John WOvertOn VI. d., Palestine Comlnandery
No T. Trenton, " T.. Dep. q. Commander; Isaac a.
Nichols NJ. D.. Damascus COnInandery No D, Newark'
T. q. (eneralissimO; j. v. MattisOn, NJ d., DE Molay
Commandery No G. Washington, L. g. CaptalIGeneral;
Rev. l.. l.. Noble, Hugh De Payens Commmdery
No. ], Jersey City, Il. q. Prelate; George W.
Thomson, Palestine COmmandeTy No. 4, Trenton,
@. Sen. Warden; Charles NJ. Zeh, NJ d., Hugh
DE Payens Commandcry No. ], Newark, g. Jun: arden
James Watts, Helena C0mmandeY No D. burlington, u.
Treasurer r. j. Corson, NJ. d. Palestine Comlnandery
No. L. Trenton, Recorders Jesse Case Hugh DE Paysns
Cominandery No. ], Newark, 6. Stand Bearer H. NC,
Dowel Helena C0mmandery No. 3, Burlington g. sword
No l. Jersey City, g. Wardcn Amos Howell Palestine
Commandefy No 4, Trenton. g. Sentinel. The Grand
Council of Royal and Select Masters OF The state o New
Jersey held their annual meeting at Masonic
Hall, Trenton, N. j. yesterday, ana elected ana
Installed the following grand officers
Ludlow Allen Kave Council No. 2, Newark, NJ T. ~ NJ;
Marcus HiggnhOtham, Shevlle Council No d jersey
(ity r. T. Deputy Grand Master; George W. Thomsol'
Cebal Council No. 3, Trenton g. Ills Master; Johh "
Mattson NJ D. Washington Council No. 2, Washington,
g. p C. OF W. r. j. COrsOn n. D. OF Gebal Council NO 8,
Trenton, G. Recorder; g. H. Leonard, kave Council NO;
o Newark g. Treasurer; Edward G0eher, kave Conncii
No q Newark &. Marshal; VIM. III Tanning, Terry C0un-
ell Paterson No. , G.. Steward; the Rev. MARSHALL b
Smith, shevile Council No. 3. Jersey CITY, g. Chaplain;
Amos Howell Gebal Council No. 3, Trenton o. sentinel
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
MASONIC PICNIC AT JoNEss WOOD.

The picnic in aid of the Masonic School and
ASYLUM at Havana N Y, was held yesterday at Joness
Wood About 4OOO visitors on the grounds among
them Masonic representatives from several other states
The forenoon spent in listening TO music from
o. Brens Band and in dancing Early In the afternoon
Prof Hutchus the Lightning Calculator, and Brother
Edward Carswell Of Lebanon Lodge CANADA Ieh'nlou @
addresses and Mr. Martin Knapp ana MT, ,y miu MS re
Wallace recited original poems. Mayor iiollih'h pr
ented 10 Past Grand Master Robert D. Holmes the three
great lights won by the Mystic Tie Lodge at the pchlc
last wear and in doing so made appropriate iSlalLs
The three great lights Bible, square ana con i
mass Mr. Holmes responded IN suitable TERMS Inc
thetes then entered the arena Four boys engaged III
sport called Winding the Peg the prlle Dehg Won oS
Jacob Frank Harry" IIl favored the spectators WIN
an hbition OF his Indian club exercise the clubs used
weighing S5 pounds. Brother John Sheffield perfornea
bis xtraordnary series Of fcats within the allotted hall
hour with two minutes and thirty seconds To spare
Brother Sheffield % years OF and still ul OF muscle
on the grand stand front OF the pavilion dancing was
continued almost unremittingy throughout the day.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

s.h, Delaware, Wilson, Stamford.

Sch, Delaware Wilson, Stamford
Ship Thomas Durham, Young shields. Ju, IA
"' SPOKEN. o..
sFsT,L sFt,p from MelboaHf July H. la, - TO- lon 70
80 t., Isn S%heshp Liverpool m Sesiors 90 days out Sept
10 . at h a. from London &r Philadelphia Sept in lat 40 a.
''Ts .SS from Baltimore m Dcmea Sept lat 49, long
DISASTERS.
tn. steamship Geore Cromwell from New Orleans Tor Ne"io be
fore reported ashore on crocn' Key Florida is AfoaL
NAVAL.
PonrHr MosROr Sept ll.Ar,ed GasshP suQu,harra ADV %
Palmer the 5h inst The honoEgahea bss suited
fom and TIE Penobscot has sailed 'or Washington.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
bell buoy has been stationed od te Srye, Ledge ~ BcSn
@ & oadsd S be b Ss ,oa % & az ,. aud ear be beard one nile
by order Of To, L,shi.IIooe PoarI
Boston Sep o. 1861 Light House Inspector Second Disct
DOMESTIC PORTS.
d,y Gr. Fanny BtLo West Indies kOiu from BO
Arrived big a,r C Co-rery Swan Island With suas9 s
Phi ldrpaa e port loading baIk Hunter nd 6r9a' or
a m.s m b. s,r.. e6 d ila asa Ss Mad o Xsspo
om swan s~sn ,aa Il, d'%9is a. SsssYo't 'g -'' ''' ~
sailed. ing Sanlefer, for Rio Janeio ,..,,..a
olNEs oLE sept O. m-Arsed sehr Silver LAie Portland
% ls miT Mdford Fort Johnson Boston Gen Perry Ports
month fr SrwYe Mery EhsheihpOr for POsmouh' Mav
Eogsr' ks"loA @ @f % o ln, CeoecsS Tor do Sy
sister. q wmrFion f.. SsvYo. ss' wmSstSn New" New
A. Saw yer Bo,n. Gyms Fessett wolfBa
Bo.1oS sept AmScd, .fP La GIOlre OBJ uTsIPOSl sats
nj (Br) ST. Mortins Frank Churchill Turks LELAND
ii-Auyed. steamship Neptune RON New orr
.rp E. Lot from Liverpool; brig D.spea IRON Aatwerp ne
bk A. Liverpool for Boston SPOKEN on the ON
inst aLing put board from the sbr hyra ,ta
To pumping aud the bark sOad ndeao o sash lef ues
CnARLKsros s. C., Sept lArIed sctr Queen Of The West
from Nrw.lorN
KY Wrsr sept Arrived steamship Aradn tom HeTioh 70"
Galveston The steamship Liberty bom Havana Tor Baltimore -F'a
here and sails this morning
WmsNeroy n O. Sept iSailed steamships James A. GspIOr
Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Al John. B. Sept TO- arrived barb j. steele Fillmore. hon
Portland.
Az N,nvitss Sept brgs Thomas Owen from NewiO ldg Nellie
A trim do to 49,. :, 49, ,o,..
pueuo. Ares july brig W. Able for New Yoh IN 10 days.
lafk White Wiug Boston days Richard lT'ing DO IN odJ
Ney.York, do. in , days
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
Qort G1larom's Autit,.

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, OF 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 a 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 1t formerly was,
and that those which they vend are equal, II not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know of pens, rs well as the pens
themselves, entirely from the Jobbers, people are
ant 10 be mised 10y their representations.
In order that the public may Judge correctly,
and at the same time see how much pains
taking is exercised to give every one who orders.
Just such pen rs Will exactly suit his hand,
Morton confidently refers TO the many thousands.
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceiyed his pens through the mails during that
time and also calls particular attention to the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF ODD FELLOWS.


The annual session of the r. w. Grand
Lodge OF the United States Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows will be opened Monday next, the 10th inst at
Irving Hail. tins city. This National Grand Lodge Is
the supreme head and ultimate tribunal OF the order Of
odd Fellow ship. II is composed OF representatlNes
elected by the Grand Lodges and Grand Encapcns OF
the several States and Territories each holding ONCE Tor
two years and the body arranged that oneha OF he
members retire annually. AZ the session OF 1850, the
number OF representatives lO6. making, with the
officers body Of ia Every state IN the Union the DIS
trct of Columbia and the British Province. were repre-
sented Annexed is list Of the officers OF the Grand
Lodge 49, ,.
Sin, Fdw Fsrusworih Tenness,s W G. e. and X Sec Jas
l. Rdgelv W Grand Treasurer Joshua Nansaui NAY
Aud; r. ". G. Chaplain tle Rev J. p Wil.am,on oho X w.
Grand Marshal John : Help lenHsyauaj r. W 6d "..iulAn
p. Illinois X " g. MesfeugeI. } T. Chamberlain No
The amount expended Or the relief Of me MIXERS ui Wd
owed families educating the Orphans and burying the
dead last year, Subordinate lodges s5oo2s subot
duate encaInpnenis, $50 G64-toal, s5P55 The Ioin-
mttce OF Arran gemeus of the Grand Lodge OF new ork
will meet al Irving Hall on Monday next az ocIock a.
m 10 receive the Grand Lodge Of ihe United states WIN
suitable ceremonies. They lnvde to meet Win 'lh ~
Grands OF the order in good standing VINO nave al
yanCed TO the X. i. degree.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
PoRTfoP SEw YORK. K......Sxrr II.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Steamship Manhattan CBn) Williams Liverpool Williams Guon.
Steamship Henry Chauncey Gray Appwa Pacific aa steahp
steamship Hans. CBsen ysn oterndo,P, Bremen, och Co
s:aSpB ssa%'SB bPn bnPej jalb.en r.e TTsD9 Pas Hand
Steamship Rqastci Jacsa@ar Boston BtuSeT Brown Co
s%sS s. Ts@a Ms:d SfSSa R SSsasa S s f,Is k's Wool
Snip New Word. Champion London, Grnnsl Mnturu Co.
Bari MeIeatOr iBrl Richardson London slOm.S Edye.
Baif " K AsIer.on Pierce Msr..i@s james IsprrGco
Bng MARY Grace tBL reIts Windsor " s. Crsnii Uubhiy
Brig Dolphin lDreml rufcr Bueno A,re, J. Norton. IT,
Bhs Beaver tBr cIooke Kingston JAM via Norfolk Wilson
sHs sHs TIL p%EhFsy ~, re- Gardens, s,s. , w:saA
Bng l. H. hsrl'rd (BHi lie Banc Gsee Bay C b., D. Small
Brig Hummng Bird Brl Stephens, Cow B.y. B., j. b. whitney
Bns Castaletts, Carlisle Bath Sic Jsmes IIenry Co.
B% @ G. io York Es,Stpea & iTiSS.S1 TSSSSa Hunter
ssT sST @sa Rs5 % ssls" ss S9't re,sson cS Woo.
seh Queen Of the Dart tBr ste'ns Qnesrsosn los orders g. r.
sehr Mha.t, Feksit. Pi.l, Fla, w.ues Rsy
se ss ScS.. SG na D.,psasS a WIN @11sGp Smith
sehf ko;1en Henderson, Anl,ga-ed yesterday.
se.mp Fab Zee Stirring 81 J.ss de Cab, Sep and Ysa,,,
,ss se,%SP M H,. OBJ, cS,f y'o gs 3os o' via
Steamship Virginia Roberts Nork &c vita udse to the Old
sseshP Green Tum,u AieIsEiE, c. with mi,e to
S.sSsp LeraH lBr Ashley B,, G B. sd,y' With COZ, to
L,'.uaer Asre Ju MOnie,i,o s.
hiss. kc. to Ybeel iislsey.
gasEl'l, olfiF9oc X 81 Meen.H w!a's' b. s. IL day,
viii ,.ister to CIarial, Imphrrr 60
g fosena (of BsBJ Coomb' GSas L'r G B. sd,ys With coal
10 master
Ds Alra (Br) Carson H,boo. 40 d,y' vish Oas to P
Nevias
Big Nebsie, Kelly. Hsss. Bapga Nflumlef 10 master.
sehr AaRte tBrl LocL.t Nius"T y :" ys viii plaster to
Crstisi, umphTsf & 10
sehr wut.oi MeDHre tsv nso S 10 days with plaster
Crsndsl, tnfhrsy 4 Co.
sshr Clara Smh smith Bn8a epo b. 9days With coal W.
&. Brown.
so11 Perry Hamilton Pornd With AA, to John Boynion,
Son 1 Co.
shr baua's' Coonb Bangor wit iuittor to T. Myhev Co
dsyhev 4 Co
sohr Nave Faltnhsn Jonespon with pap Snow Rehston
Co. ~ "
sesr Ane' Turner Bangor with yer to iloyoks Sons
sehr Jane. henfT. Church. eaburr for Ilal lowell
Scar Josephine Allen, NeWhug i1r keup.,tN
sclr Bllow. BeaTse, Rockland ds,s wv
Sc HELEN. Perry New Bedford
Sell. Clsrabs stlrges. Albany for Bo.,o,
sohr. Zoe Mills Newburs for Bosop
sehr. kuth Hal,ey. Pgy, Providence for RoDdout
SchT. stephen HoichiiS Packer Proyi5epre
schT Salhe Smith Craig Pal RIVER
sehI Delaware, hopkins, ioeiiaud
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
Also. the following:
TO ALL WHO TSE 4

TO ALL WHO TSE PEN
Coon GOLD PEN Is alwas ready and reliable. ana
II adapted 10 the hand, makes writing pleasure rather
than "a task.
The beginner makes more rapid progress with "A Gold
Pen than with any other, because the same pressure
always produces the result and the proficient IL
better satisfied with his labor because OF the
formity OF his writing. aud the by which IL Is pro-
duced.
In making new pens, the subscriber solder.
The gold at the point is brought TO state of fusion
when the point sinks into It ana the two become
metal entirely mpervious 10 the action of the acids In
inks This be done in making pens because the
gold than three times thick In after the
pen Is rolled TO the proper thnness Of the finished state
when pens repOlnted % solder must be used when
will melt than the gold Of which the pen made.
other wise the points will curl into gobuar form. BY
this process the temper taken out of the nib
ticty destroyed and the pen subjected 10 the sure
process OF corrOsicn. On these accounts and knowing
from long 1perence that reponcd pens rarely gave
satisfaction the subscriber must positively Refuse to Re
point Gold Pens
Return tho pen within ten days after Its reception II
stamped "a Morton and not adapted 10 your hand stat
ing in what respect might be improved, as will be the
best guide In selecting that s State at what angle
you hold the pen the paper and whether sqnarey or
leaning the right left These points briefly and clear
y stated Will greatly assist in making selection TO suit
you
Any sending Postage Paid Envelope, with their
and proper address written II, viii receive cir
cular with fac s,ne engravings OF all the sizes and
prices Address A. MORION,
No. IS Maden-lane. New-York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
BOARDS OF AUDT-oUEEe DEVELOPMENTS n

The following claims were presented yester-
day and adjourned for want Of appearance: Peter
Kuhn, Andrew c. Lynch ana Joseph Lynch. The claim
OF John Leonard not presented proper FORM aso
adjourned. The claim Of Wu W. Lyon for tlos for So
days service inspector Of slaughter houses at c per
day was presented Decision reserved Stephen A. Leo
presented claim FOR 800 for copying back minutes Of the
supreme Court. Decision reserved. A. f. Mango was
By tho attorney OF the Board OF Excise take
Slsss He claims ass for such services Decision
sstNou ihe claim OF William Hayes was called up Mr.
ayes oams s2oS 8; for services rendered IN the Cor
ootat'Va A'Sofnc! ohice summons aud sub
poLas n"i oepeinber, 1884, 10 February, 1865. fl is
to5eu on we xoeud tnat tho money has already been
pad "a one Mchmney The evidence IN fhi5case shows
singular state Of facts MI HAYES testified that me hai
peen psiiOhhy suoh duties IN the OCo OF the Corpora
tcn Attorney since 1850 but not tell by whom he
appointed. or by what authority he acted had r
oe,yed 300 from Mr.. Fowler who wa. then Corpor1tjon
Attorney on back account one Mckinney perforr.ed
similar duties In tho Office had received money fYom Me
Kinney. but nothing this account was NOT en,nayed
by Mckinney nor was there any arrangement between
them Mr. Fowler testified that during the period speci.
he'd he was Corporation Attorney that he did moi an
point either Hayes or Mckinney did not make any an.
polntments al the appointments were made by Fer
nando Wood who sometimes delegated his authority did
MOI Know that Fernando Wsed Rsa any position H the
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
pASSFNGERS ARRITFD

PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. Sept llln steamship
Heva i G.Idn and lady DohmieT and lazy Peter Jackson Mr.
Hetry MI De Wolf aud lady N Walters sRd lady Mrs Lewis AMI
daughters Ms joseph Geen Miss rusy M Banks wife aud child
Mt Posey. hr Haskell M Freeman, Mr Cnke. NJ fuyaf. Mr.
MeCukey, Macku Nj Geupsr Mr Finusgan Mt Wilson
Ady Coleman Brandt LADY nfabt
wright Hall Mt Noble and LADY Mr Clarke
NJ TAYLOR Mr. Buotlsy ssd hH Mt BusrHorh Mr BOYER
PROM ST JAGO Dk CUBA sept Hin steamship Fab kre-A
el zsdvs Rafael ZssI zaVaT Maria de Quesids Napoleon
Afzugo
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

NJ. Dear Sir: Your favor Of,
inclosing =, is received | send III this
the Pen ordered and trust you will find the
same To your entire satisfaction; however, If
you think you would prefer any other size, or
quality, OF should this not suit your hand, |
will cheeriuly exchange any one stamped 4" A..
Norton" if sent within ten days after It's re-
ception, with your objections clearly stated,
and poSt-stamp to return another. These re-.
marks apply only TO pens stamped "A. Norton,
as all others are at the risk OF the buyer, and
are not exchangcabe.
If returned, be particular TO paste the Pen as
near the lower left-hand corner of the en-
velopc as possible, and put il up in the same
manner sent TO yOu, to avoid It's beng
crushed by the post mark, or injured IN the
mails. The Case need not be returned unless
you wish to change the SIZE or quality, IN which
instance additional stamps must be sent:
Respectfully yours, A MORTON
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

KNoX's FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN's HATS
The Hat Broadway the popular and energetic KNOX
hs, realized his highest production Of the Hal be pro
poses public approval this Fall 1t combines marvellous de-
gree elegance take Hi,
,.o.rs No 2l2 and No sc3 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
M0RTON'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS In THE WORLD

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly-appomted Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trade mark of any other therefore,
where an Agency is established. the public will
be best suited, and Mt the same prices, by calling
on the Agent: III all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send To Headquarters.
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
II accompanied with the cash.
AORTC'N's FIRST QUALITY.
{wARRASIEDJ
These Pens are fine aud are pointed with tho
very best 1rdosmn 20 ints, carefully selected and none
OF this quality is sold with the slightest mperfecton
which skill and the C!oseli scrutiny can deteIt
Every Pen is stamped "A. Morton First Quality and
numbered.
The Points warranNl for months, except against
accident.
The Cases made of Cotn Silver and for tbs quality
are extra heavy ana strong.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTthsloN
CASEs WITH PENCILS.
No Pcn......si 25...... wl'h Pencil Case. 81 ~
No Fen...... 0o......witn tDcI Case. 20
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
MORTON'S SECOND QUALITY.
-. - u u

MORTON'S SECOND QUALITY.
WARRANTED -
These IA carats ne, superior to any "oi'"
Pens made previous 10 the year 1880. , o,.. >,
Every Pen is stamped "a. Morton, seconu Quan1J'
and numbered . ..,,,.
The Points are ted for six months except against
accident -, -. -. -. an ,,..v,
as those OF the First Quality.
rptcps OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
fAnuoun -ements

Now READY, largest and best assorted stock
Of M Gentlemen and Boys exhibited at
retail n New-lork
BgoRAw BROTHERS,
% q FouIth ave. extending
through to No 62 lafayette place
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
1.-THE Pen is Mightler than the Sword"

THE GOLD PEN-NST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
AIKIArI,RE ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Ri,e,.... 3;31 6l5 Rses
Bspdy G6 Cows Island. zoo Hell 6i7
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
Dear Sir. Your favor of

No. 25 MAIDrNLASE, NEw-YoRK, J
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

The Numbers Indicate slze only No beng The smaIest,
and No 10 the largest.
pptcrs or pENq WITH SILVER -NOTrNTFD DESK
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
MORTONs THIRD QUALITY.

MORTONS THIRD QUALITY.
twARRsNTEDI
These Pens IA carats fle and athongD cheape ae
at equal any gold pens mace elsewhere as regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualtleS
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, Third Qualify ana
numbered. . 49,, ... .,.,,s,
The Points are warranted for SIX months except agSs
accident. -. .. 49,. an hoavv
as those of the First Quality.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01
Subscription One Dollar.

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Revolution"
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=" Washington's Last Interview with his
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shall receive the large and splendid Steel
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and Five Certificates of Stock, emitting
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The Engravings and Certificates will be
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SeEd orders to us. by mail. enclosing
from 81 to $40, either by post-office orders
or in a registered letter, atour rfsk.f Larger
amounts should be, sent by. draft or ex-
press. 80, 50 :. gss y SFF y Rsg4
10 shares. with ,Engravings -....-..-.-..s g 80
% shares, with Engravings -............. % 80
50 shares, with Engrayings..-........,..46 50
10 shares, with Engravings---.,....-... SO 90
loo shares, with Engravings............... 80 90
Local AGENTS WANTED throughout
elUnited States.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01
Racine College.

The fifteenth year of Racine College viii
begin WEDNESDAY,, NovEMBzR 18th.
For admission to the College or Gram
mar School, or for circulars for tpforma-
REV. DIR. DEKOvEN,
sel2 d5w Racine, Wisconsin.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01

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