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higli~st h'll' ~ li. ftrfn ~ .ltn,sl ai, .t. o..
road in'in linrl 6" tie t'irH.. .u ia.. Road ini
.'irr.ioWn road 10. So OF ilnt.. Nl.,.. r.itt
.nd Farming lmyi'n'n'.. an';. sii, $50 . ~ . bl,.
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NAV" th"i"uEh htsi riding And 'i.istne Mar. So.
odd sir'l hl Mar, 'lan Va th"r"ilL hi.. Mr...Y
F"' rl'nF and 'ri'ing iior'- yrs.. oil . .i ,,.t
~" t,'f norman stallion .ii .ur t.tIa.s.l i,t.
wears MD ~ II spring vel, ht.kr g. isr, mi ain
gray Narr'oit, sire liul' '"r'-'rai {. r"t. - u,r
broke nN'n. iars. .is.i par O. .i,. lt... t,,
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scafiing lN'yon rlw
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tiait. Imported 'sE A. 'rt .It. .... .,..
wa impaired ., j. Ialntor. ~ Hartford ia.m t- B..
land - lDr-'N, nom Ui.uin . N4l.fr it.,u4 .,I d..
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suuala anil B.r.-h.ry n,ar. irmi-i i si,.a'. ,t.i
hr"d SOW. heavy ht.rl tl'.,l 'oai " t-.t il
ti'. arm ". ln. ! lnrl lt.. ...a III. ID.
IiDr.- ''arI. Was.,. Az a,i ,i,- I'm
seat. riih i'or. ..i 90 . .ii' @ IN. II. 100.
FARRIN" IHPfTW
''n~ Mann, arl y oa,l ul.u..,i ii..,-, and Moo.
~ goal "t'lrr w,-ri rare Mover iiullaf,l-..i g.
iorA Hay SC,rair,. NV We wh"i Ion. Rak.. IT,.
Revolving H"T.e kaLss. .inuhie s-tnn if. Tan,
Rollers. tom Row Marker eDi. Planter t. u si.,
eI'f !, sud mrIaN seed fos-. 4nd . hos.r rlua
hinsr anh Other Harrow. shovel Flows amt ..tf,a
tors log chains. picks, rfoN han. m4tiatl. -iai..
inrks. old iron. Tires b. Mo 7 Imms.tn,u H..
p"~sF aud rh'e'h'f. with shaker ircnnocl Whoa
prll with graz .',ri attachment wi,ii Pan ,n
sl~'ui corn she'll I;iius box. Eo,. ..tt. .l.
cater and 'fH,h.i PAR Ur- f'r .tin'i hu-s n'it
anl meal together viii ms, ',tll,. ..'.'.. ..f ,...
toned Also. Fnru ~ the bariri
Itks. "t so An sam. oi si'-, 4..i uui,. ..,...
YET tl,O month. credit. With int.f,..t 700, r... ,I
aide IN bank. With approved ..rufl,
AZ Ihe Sal" riiI t"thin'n," - in".'o . v n.th
ihc siilr' h"t'r- ans other ." ~lr' wiu o., t,
nssA'nd eNirns- hr purchaser after ;i, DAY Il I'D.
The Anciion"'rtcs~IV tie tgi' {, f,..u a.. 4i'i
~hich - not scitlc'l'tp co. ~ hosI, ir,nl H.. 30 ell
should the owner i,sirr 90 hid tny ,xreit iti. f
tice De sill 30 80 iu f~r..u. lbs SNiTW o.
JOHN BinbiSON Au~'f o.
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For Sale.

SoS ACRES IN Middle ,rccA valley. my
'J')')dcr county. Ia. miles from Adam.
burg. 100 acres ,imbcrcd with chest -
a, nut oak, white oak and ~oincf ssss
~ chcs;nut. poplar and pine. This'luI
said Ia be- the best piece II bark ..ks
timber in ;hatyallcy. Balance suitable Tor farm
'ng. with acre. meadow. There j. c"us iicrablc
fruit dwelling ihr'" story stone. 80 feet square.
with sri.i and saw MIL attached Tho water
power has 80 feet tall. Barn Il ~ g.; ;cct.
buildings all good public road o. ;hc mill. and
no other mill within miles. There - sad &"
be- larg, Ynen;tics of tho hes, ir.n ore "n this
land. IL D. within "nc. half mile oi thu VI q llc
crock Valley Rail Raid. now being built. AZ
PLY t. HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings. Baltimore. Md
Nov. If
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WE Still. LIvEi

Don't b. humbngscd D., iinpo,ters % patent cast
arctias " Stencil tools send Cor our Mes cat
aiesae ~ IvgROrED STENCIL DigS - varieties
ai u Nfssl. carrfuily nnshed and tempered y
SPENCER g. 10. HIattiriaro, VI Nov "a At
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WYE ARE COMING. and will prcscn,

w 10 any person sendine ~ a club m our GrrA,
one riice sab ~ nRY aud fANCY GOoIIs. AZ, 4
Sk nfcss Pattern. Piece u Shooting, Watch kc free
q cost Catalogue - goods. sud sample ssnt 10 any al
dives frc Addrcss x HAYNES A 60, % Ilsiiayri
ST. boston, Mas. = - nex daa Nov ~ Al
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Property Sales.
NOTICE Of LIEN LAW

| IN and by virtue ol an Act NJ A.sembi, 30,
81 90 ~. ciubrr Session. lsIs, chapter -. Is.
rnt.tl.,, An Act r.iating &" the Lirus 90. 30,
chnni,. ahd ,thcrs upon biildngs. whr.r,.
| a writ ui f,.r farins has been issiIcd out ui t
| Circuit Court iur Baltimore county by John
| Sullivan sud tnunbus Shiplcy against 4rhi,
inin pcluid owner, rctuTnnble nn the first Aloi
| day 81 brccmLci, 1851. q" nc directed. iot iIs
| purpt.r "i recovering The .um If Two lii,di",.
| and Sixty livr nnllHr. Rni itny->cven Cont.
claimed A. lien iof work dome and material
| furnished ~ aud lpT certain building. fa sit
| The property known a. the 'ranit" Faci"N
| situated on the east side at the latapsco rive.
| AZ Ellicntts City IA Baltimore county, aud co..
the road running from Ellicott's city 10 a pnr,
| known ~ the Union Factory, and Just above
| the wooden bridge crossing the ratapsco rive
at Ellcotts city. And the said John e. Sull,
| van aud Columbus Shii''y claims n lion tor
| thc recovery ni the SUN of two hundred AL
| SIXTY i've dollars and hfty seven cents. due AMI
| owing them tr work done and materials ilf
| ni-hed in aud about the construction and orer
| ton 1T the said building we'll as against
| BcniSinn Dcinrl owner. and al and every per.
son or persons having "r claiming under the
| said benjamin Dclord nwu'r any interest IN
| the building Aforesaid.
And therefore notice BE- hereby given. "a pur
suance Of the said Actof Assembly, 20 all claim.
ants aud persons interested a. be- and apper be.
| icrc the Circuit Court on tho h.'sf H0Hday ~
Dcrr'Hbsr Hol .. isGs. 20 show cause II anything
| they know or have ." say. why the said sum NJ
money above named hould not hc levied oi
thcNaid builJiu, T., ,l,. ,,sc,i In, 4, S,,itiv,,
and columbus gLiulev ,f.,r,ssi,l s,r,.,,iu,, a.
the form of the Al 81. As.cu,hl, il, .nrh ca.
made and prnyid.J TlIos. 'HAIbWTN.
Nnv. 10 n. Nher,r !. u.l,i,,ore %
To All Whom 1t May Concern
NvOrfrr IL ItEnpuy ,.tvrS IT., ,bi..
~ 80 ~. - -. I., a,',,i;c.,...,, I'll.
be- mad" i'ihe county '"i"'n s.ioner- of Bni'
NOR" UNITY ~ w." "l"nins % r'nn'y f."a'
'ri'nh'"s %" = ''",n'N ''''' '."h.ns "" We
,"hhiM hl"r" 'inilh ''.'l'.H ''f'h -'i' 'i- ~
York Turnpike ." Tn. "'r'' '",.''nc ""tr 'i.'
l"ttet h'"'' f"n'""l 20 '''-" W" iah' ~
S'F"h turner. 4 - " "''! 90" walter We.
H ,. icing f''' """ open cumming if''.
l"h,!ey Srf'ng' :" e ."' .'HHit- .'n Tree
ANA station y" ~" 90 '"'". p"i"f
,Hf.Hth 10" lani' ." Naii'r "Hlt"r. l''.'"
nirs AMI ''''. IalIn"t .''i "i' -" l'r- l"'"'
T. ~ IRWIN ant F.' Nr'k' '' '"i"'fi Pc =
w" ''''"r goal ,...,,.,. .....,..
t~ilsk ''uN N't.,
=. KNi"HT JOHNSON.
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.NcW 1dU, easements.

.Ncw .1IU, easements.
The hest :. tho Cheapest.
HtErISrIN orER
mr. iIELD Is GRIIF
WfNTER ~ cONING
Aut tpv O. Co., time t. take
MOOlsE'S RURAL. NEW-IORKEa l.
tlc ''ra' f"vn aud county w~kly
gliE ntHALt.,,- i.,a,l.n. sni Lstsc., Ci,,uaiii,a
NcWfal~f ufits ga. tr continent sgl-iar Ia value
and variety Of contents and beauty u Ar-aianus Il
.igha'rs mon Agricultural. horticultural. cientnr
educational !ii'fasy and Ncss Matter, intersirr.si
WIN 'nsratins than any ntlttf inufns ur 90 .um
rdsef hciaftWrnts Including
Agricullur'. Cboicc iiicfAtrfr
Hurtiruiiulr. Scirncr and Al
Sheep iIuslaudTy, Education
Grazing naiTy ing, Youths READING
Rural Architecture. General News
home'iic Economy c'mmcUc. Market.
hf' W"f'fiioH', Ti!s'. Es,cw HDic Po,'sB
Retufei, Eaigu,as. d., n,
Inr HtRAi NLN.YoREIH Is National Journal. cir.
,aa,ins largely % u" Ea,ah we,i North Ani South
" tmrl"y. The Beet Talent Ia all Department IT,
corps % Editors Contributors Ar ,ompFlse. many uf
90 '~,, Farm"r. rian,srs, Wool orsWrr. Gralicr-.
note and ability. IN brief the RrHAL - Ably Edited
rr"iscly Illustrated; Neatly Prn,'l-Prar,ical. Sci,n
wherever lnraiei,--in County. Niliagr ~ t'iiy
Y"r WANr TIIE ErgAL:
worm FAMILY AND FRIENDS WANT II:
f"g Il adapted io the wants Of al NStr that u y not
si'.tA,g hli Large aud Beautiful we,siy. and that
Vel MN Will D. materially Enlarged:
bach W contains Right rpnhlr tllartn ragrs print
ct ~ extra .tylc-tlrar Type. Gooi rai'-r ard
ANA 'Nt.f li.iIaii"ns than any other Journal ~ IT.
Z 'a.s \ Title ragr. indcN, A.. At ,lo.-.fVol
IERNS-uNLt 81 . YEAR. L. cluhs often, ~ "a pa
,"iA W MN t-gins Jan .. isGs Aasr - "a 'ia.s
~ Nab4'fiis fnd iiHb Gi,ai ufrfs To- club AgeHts
Hi-,'m'h', show Rs, Premium il.t.. A.. sent free
"r ~" u unmiHrs II this VHartrs irt iajan tia
o. oNt1 fiTry IrNfs' Nii-..s
u T. J. MOORE
N"A - Rathrstrr,
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A GrNrs WANTED FoR THE
N "Itlstory of the secret Service"

ny Con g BAKER The astounding revelation.
amt ttlng di.rlusur". mate ia this work crsatisg
~ meet Intense dssife The minds Of she -0Il 90 ~
tain %. 'hrAl chsract"r aud rrait .ar. rntnhusd
with increased ootsln s.oi- makr she suit
eruption iook seq ruhli.hsd send for circular. snd
teFia. nd Why u sells faster than any other
sork Adde'S = 'ARRErT 90 20: Chesnui ., &.
Philadelphia Nov so-es
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CIR 10 80 PER DAY. srRE Agent. wanted eve
DtJrywisrs 20 sell our Paisai Ersrasiiag wait
Wiz ciotAss LiHss Every houseu ifc should uss II
v Trfbsss We have seen it used aud u Eiysi
entire Satisfaction ~ D. Chr,fssaa ldroeals "Ih,
Patent Wire Clothes line h al u pufrafts 70 h. ~
Y ladsIeHdsni Addrrsss thr ANitiCAS WIRE -
la hf"adrat y Nov - O.
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Bay shore Woodland, Saw Min, &c

goa ACRES. Jailed Elton Head Manor. 10
OC y in Calvert county. Nd. Soil adapted q,
Fruit. ~" tcrr- cleared. hai.I... l Timber.
estimated - yield two lnIi.on "i Lumber.
H.. a new STEAM ~NW MILL. ~AwnN
worth sG.n1". ~ complete "r',rr Ac.,HR
will "a, i.uuo I" G.noo It. per LAY rIr -
GklST MILL attached i"r grind z.zk3
INK corn meal S,nu" House. with custom ihU'
sau he mad" g. pay .;.Ouo 60 $4,000 prom. i.-
anuum. Two good Dwelling % rXcc!l.t.' o-
Ter. nnr has :. the other : room. alsn hh-
Tenant Houses. Well located also for oyster
business. having q milcsoi Ray Shore. bound.
ing with the best ofoyslcrs. steam saw Mil tor
making box-s. aud cans easily obtained from
Baltimore By steamboats, three time. pct wee L..
with labor plenty ani cheap. Store. Mills aud
Dwelling at landing. The route surveyed for
the contemplated railroad u Drum Point passes
through ihis place. This hand and all the .,n
pruycmcn;s can 80 bought i"r ~ uUn. hy carly
application to HENRY W. COOKE.
Law ii,iiidinr.. B,'tm"rc. Nj.
Nov. s-u
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First Mortgage Bonds,

IT lutiS \ iEoN Noi NTNIN RAiLRoApc"
-, IN rER CENT interest. February and Angus. Z.
- Thre nohd. = R,..i u:"i mitss. lied r. IN
inl.. ?" rti"i Knob and TIRE; class uf'i-f aud au
.inu 81 al-puf th. isngk from tlt Knob 60
90 mont u"u RAPIDLY conducting fsr si'h 'ir or.
s.''. e H. issuis o. L. gs~ making thr"ugh
t'.tc ffnm - Ituis o. N"s 'fi.sns ty rail Th~,ar
nl 90 the g" Inr. are s'aiuHi year the net profits
nnN -ufi, lent Co lay thu interest the rutir,
4iHun' i tou. So. thct all issued. The hAs.s II
.frts s. rs - 60 %. ty"ud tat ~ any other inl-
NOV offered Npiv 80 the 'tiis.' e. 10. tomtany Nn
a. Wall - Go 70 d. MARYLAND. Zee President. 81
t"riAEK noi"'f go sofu'r"i Wall ami William
So. New l.IA s'tfy 'Nuv - -ts
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Farm For Sale.
ElNr FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
n

ElNr FARM AT PRIV ATI' SALE.
NrAR SWEET AIR
The undersigned offers at priVa,, sale THE
FARM nI wh.rh she now resides. situated near
sweet Air. un the old Manor Road. IL -
., miles from Balto The fARMEsss
scontair' - ACRES or LAND. lvli
ia Acres oi which are in Wool
~ well watercd aud fenced The improve
incnis consist Of large FRAME DWELLING
with Back building attached. the whole con
tanning nine rooms and good collar a large
Barn with Stabling underneath. and other ont
buildings There j. . GOOD Orchard on the
property and also Fruit OF every description.
and fine spring near the Dwelling. II Is con
venient io Churches. School. Post Office. de-
Apply on the premises 10 Mrs. col. MILES.
or 10 sAMrEL -. WILSON. Auctionecr. Tow
soniown. lOci. 5.--ti.
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REVOLUTION IN TRADE.

Npirs t.4 ~iii '- a-toui,ic'l az tlc value Il al
Kind ~ te... .eut ~ III veil knsnn aud Justly
.l-i,ratrd iilni - GRAHAM \ CO
FoR 0NLT ONE DOLkdR
such S.lk, M'iho and Alpaca Dresses ShaW. Rat
snorAl. Linen suis, Embossed Fable Covers. Watches
ivsrlrs. SILVER fllted War S"Nins Machines. A. -
This a. %" humhur. hlt r"ality send ciuh, %
and w. ard. far c,rks describing the guul.. with
"a cnts fe each chcs and III grt,cr up - tho club
= o. receive ainams present votih from a. 500
4-corluf 20 uuuiher 20 uamc. sent
Agents wanted in every town Circulars sent free --
address. GRAHAM a CO ~ and ~ Fcieral STREE;
iin.teu Nov aO-si
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A HOUS a ND LOT

n n u Y - Ia n n II nv I
FOR SALE.
'INlIE subscriber offers for sale his HOUSE
1 aud TWO ACRES OF LANb. -
situated in BechleysVille. DaltiinorcN mn
county. The House ia q two story one. slli
built oi logs, lSx2G feet. with base ssns
ment. The Lot j. under good cultivation. well
fenced. aud has line Young Orchsrd on it,
A garden spot q rannot hc surpassed. There
Is pump Of excellent sater convenient To- the
house.
For further information and terms apply 20
tho subscriber. on the premises.
GEORGE ". ENsOR,
Sept. :. sim Rechl"ysvillc =. o.. BALTIC. Go
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MERRILL'S
BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
1913 North Gay Street,
BALTIMORE

tanning important physaioF teal Information sent IRE
Feceis - - cents By addressing the Secretary II to-
New fsrk Medical University W 1Chntan Flarr.
city. MOI "a 81
elfl \ DAY MADE ny ANY ONE. with ny Fat
ptU cut stencil Tools. ] IFeiay samples frc H.
Taie u inflilgrrs. Ny cIeulars u Ilain Address
J. PULLMAN, Springfield, VI Nov. ct
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NclC advertisements.

nc 10y PA. rr"l-''al, also invited Tor .crNic,
twice wect.
1886 FROM SNOW Hill tp Lindscyyillc, mile,
aud baci, once a week. Leave Snow Hill Sat
unlny At "a ~; arrive at Lindseyyilc by u o
~ leave Lindscyville Saturday AZ san, m.
iiNc ~ snow llilf by am
""i' From Snow Hill, by Sandy Hill, To Horn.
t'"u, ID miles and back, three timea a wecl.-
Leave snow Till Monday, Wednesday and Fri
LAY at : IA; arrive 1T IloTntown By M;
leave u"rni"wn Tuesday. Thursday aud satur.
day ~ : T. IA arrive nj Snow bv II l. m.
FORM ol rEOPoSAL. GUARANTEE AND
CERTIFICATE.
Proposal.
til" undcrsignc'l - -----, whose pos.
office addrrss is, county of -, Smtc
81 - -. proposes I" convey the mails Of the
nlt"d states. from july l. 1888. IN June 80.
1879, on route No. ----, between - anil
-, under the advertisement oi the Post
master General. dated October ~. 1857. with
celebrity. certainty and security" for the an
nual sum oi ------- dollars.
Ih's proposal - .Hafc riM IaN kaowicdyc Of
i"s dts'dncc Of ne rsFfr, Me 'rsighf " tie mail ~
H. '''r'sd aad al other particulars IN .'cferchrf
H. ~, .OHh and serric6. and also afi,r orgeJriei
u'' iaat.Os ~ ~. bars aad ,Hsfr,'rfiDhs a'firLei
~ ne rd,trfisf,fcaf.
Dated sisnc.l.
GTdsdaise.
The undersigned. residing al -. state of
-------. nni"riak" that. Il the foregoing bid foi
carving The mail on route No. ---- be accepted
l'A III" Postmaster General, tn" bidder shall.
prrr t. the Ut dav 1T July. lsdS. enter into the
required obligation ~ contract o. perform the
scrvirc rr'l"-"'l. with good aud sufficient surc
ties.
r. ~ ho. "adersifsi,Hc d.sf'rhy ne abiga.
i'oss Gal ''shti,i'rS assTnsd by 9HsspHior, siFer
nc a'H 'f-',ot ~ ~. "~i a, f0sqrco % .f'sly ?.
is';6. Signed 10y two guarant"rs.i
Dated
Fs.''ia.aif.
I'll" unicr,is nri. postmaster 1t -----. stat"
~ .,rrtihes. tNprH ~. "NtH - oIrtrg,
hat Ia" - acquainted with thu above guarsn
l"r.. aud kn"ws them g. b" men 1t property.
and a''l'' I" MAX" g'"-l their guarantee.
Dated Signc,ll
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NEw-YvJKK DAILY TRIBUNE,

press in defiance Of the rule of Judgment already referred
TO-, and substantially upon the opinion OF single
weighed in the balance reduced TO the opinion Of one
Justice; result however binding not very impressive OF
Sisdo5 when applied TO the condemnation OF law. In
JanuaTv Term 1885, the Supreme Court through Chief
Jnstjce Marshall refused TO take mp the OF the
AT The commonwealth Bank Of Kentucky 10Th Peter $50,
because the Court was mot ull." in consS-
onence of the resignation Of Justice Duvall.
Ths controversy OF judicial opinion. largely attributable
10 political excitement, demonstrates to our Judgment
that the question in controversy Is so pYQye4 Etl Q
ltcal considerations render enently proper t16t
il should be referred back TO the political power OF the
nation and the lawmaking power which Created 1t, De
consult ID in its modification repeal Without suggest
no Slaf you'd be our judgment as to the modification
81 The T1e on whether any let II be sufficient q SAP tht
IT is question for aslaon and not for adjudication.
The melton ia denied.
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FIRE IN BROADWAY.

=
:. d. cHITTENDEN3 co.'s DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
pEsTRoYED-Loss NEARLY $l,9OOUO-FUIL LIST
OF TIE LOSSES AND THE INsURANCEs-HIsToRY
OF THE BUILDING.
At 81 o'clock, yesterday morning fire was dis
covered at Nos $40 and Sis Broadway in the large bmP
ing occupied by s. b. Chtenden Co., wholesale dealers
in dry goods. The building had mont OF Opet Oh
Broadway occupying the entire block between Leonard
St and Catherinelane, and depth OF l72 feet
The fire was first discovered by Officer Frean OF the
sixth Precinct who at cnce started toward the station
house 10 give the alarm Almost at the same moment
one of the members OF Engine Company No. 81, whose
house is located in the vicinity and who was on patrol at
fine time also discovered the fire, and notified his Com,
pany The engine was at taken 10 the locality, ana
stream Of water directed upon the flames, when lad
begun 10 show themselves at the windows OF the Iet
floor other engines made their appearance ana III
short time dozen streams were being poured into the
building, but without doing any apparent good. In
short time flames had mounted 10 the upper Stories,
and enveloped the entire building so Rfcdl Was
fine heat that the emen could not stand In mont OF t
building the flames circng outward with s0uhd ana
flry perfectly apalng The intense heat melted inc IRON
columns that supported the large granite blocks Whlcl
formed the sidewalk in front Of the building ana thcy
have fallen INTO the cellar. A.. Ill,
Within few hours the side aud rear walls OF the build
inc fell the interior having been burned OUT ana nothing
now remains but the front wall. 80 .
The building was originally 60 feet front by 100 feet
deep. II was owned 10y ID. Appleton y Co, by whom
IL was purchased for $4,000 ana enlarged ana aere ~
an expense some $4,000 In orderto ACCOMMODATE l
business as publishers and the numerous tenants ny
whom IL occupied for number oil years afet"aIH.
The loss on the building is over $4,000 IL was
insured for $4,000 in the following companies
North American OF New-IoIk, $4,000 Mechanics ahd
Traders $4,000; Brooklyn Of Brooklyn 5000 Insurance
COMPANY of North America, Philadelphia, 5000 Equlta-
i So 600 Niagara $40 OOO Commercial, 5000 Fulton,
rN Greenwich, $1,000 IOT1ald, sluWG LlNetPoo anu
1ndon Globe SGOOr Rutgers $1,000; Standard, $4,000;
ScvrYork and Youkcrs $4,000: Relief 5000 Pacific,
5000 Corn Exchange, 5000, FRANKLIN Oh fhhaueiPn'
5000. l,,..., -, .-.. ,.,,,o,, -, o,or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
WHO MAKES THE BEST AND CHEAPEST GOLDPENSl

The MORTON GOLD PES.-The shadow attends the
substance with less certainty than imitation fol-
lows success. If man builds magnificent house
on a novel plan some other man is sure to build
another as nearly like it as possible The confiding
cucking hen lays an egg; but human skill has pro-
duced a china or porcelain imitation which to some
degree is made 10 serve in the place of the original.
The hen very stupidity sets the China egg as If 1t
were a genuine one the robber of her nest is enjoy
ing her real product in the shape of an omelette.
But after all the hen is not whit more stupid than
many specimens OF humanity, who accept spurious
substitute and only too late 10 find out their error
Take for instance, Mortons gold pens Morton put
his skill, his capital. his labor and his brains TO
work. and 10y means of his patented machinery pro-
duced a pen which satisfied everybody. EnyiOus
and coyeous knaycs noted his success and, aware Of
the gullibility of mankind, made miserable Imita-
tons They stole MortOn's name, and, altering the
initials 80 as TO avoid legal consequences, announced
their puero efforts as The Morton PEN Some
even went further, and issuing circulars promised
receipt of a certain sum Of money TO send back a
Morton pen by mail the money would be sent, but
no pen at all would bc returned. Generally, how
ever spurious pens would be palmed off on unsus
pecting individuals
To remedy all this Mr.. Morton has decided 10 sell
his pens only at his store, No. y Maiden-lane,
through his authorized agents, who are in all eases
provided with an official certificate from headquar
ters and with good stock of the Morton pens. la
this way purchasers need only buy goods that they
can previously examine for themselves. The writing
public may therefore hereafter purchase their pens
from Morton or his agents with a calm faith and a
couiiding secuuty.-[ Ncr- York EreHing Post
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49,
place 70 large store and salesroOms.
IN PRINCE-ST
' At II o'clock last night fire was discovered on
the fourth floor OF the st. Clouds Hotel corner OF Prince
and Mercer.sts kept by Richard Russell. 10 was soon
exngshed but not until the roof and upper floor were
somewhat damaged. and the building saturated with
water. The loss furniture is about 5000 Insured for
$1,000 in city companies. The fire was undoubtedly the
work Of incendiary Two other attempts nave been
made within a short time past 70 fire the place.
IN EIRST-AVE.
At z! o'clock last evening fire broke ont IN tro
rear s bakery q gSsOf rye Rss No the 80
Company. The building was daInagea 10 the extent Of
500 Insured for s. 500 in the Manhattan Company The
fire Is regarded as Of somewhat suspicious origin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-13
MOTIONS FIRST QUALITY.


These Pens 1G carats Dc and are pointed with tho
very best Idosmn Points carefully selected, and none
of this quality Is sold with the slightest imperfeouon
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped a Morton, First Quality" and
numbered
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident 49,
The Cases made OF Coin silver and Tor TINS qualty
are extra heavy and strong.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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