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~ BEAUTIFUL HAIR R-OHEYALiER's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
Its original color and youthful beauty; parts LIE an
strength TO- the weakest hair; stops its falling out st
once; keeps the head clen; is unparalleled aa hail
dressing. Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my Office, No: 112s Broadway New
York. -. SARAH A. CHEYALEB, NJ b.
DCWE NOISE,
No. 161 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches,

LONDON, April 1-Noon.-Consols, 9O4; Bonds,
79s; at Frankfort Bonds were 75s.
LONDON, April IL, 2 P. M.-Bonds advanced per
cent.
LIVERPOOL, April 11-Noon.-Cotton dull; Mid
ding Uplauds, 12a12t; Orleans, 124. Broadstutfs
firm. Provisions unchanged. Tallow, AS. Cd.
Turpentne, SIS.
LIVERPOOL, April II, 2 P. M.-Cotton declined t
since ananing
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# 1aE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and tho
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE.
with sure meahof relief. Sent in sealed letter en
velopes, free Of charge. Address DR.. J. sKILRi
HoUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
January 15 ts.s Z, ,!'as Smo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

&WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq, aa, candidate for Sheriff o
Charleston tJudicisl) District at the NEXT election.
September 1G n
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% BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THis
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable, nstsn-
taneous. No Disappointment No ridiculousf ants.
Natural Black Brown Remedies the III effects Of Bad
Dyes. 1nvgorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful
The genuine Is signed Wiliam A. Batehelor All others
are mere limitations and should be avodede ssod by I'll
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory No. 81 Barcley
street. New York. II ,.,.y=ig.z ~.
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT. :s.ss; ,...;:.st
: December 10 ;Si5a ~ - ii,s-: ita:F. t1Y
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From Maryland.

J WasHn,aToN, April; II. Baltimore voted for
Convention and Sunday cars by small majority
! iThe result in the State is doubtful.
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New York Market.
NOON DIsPATCH.

). NEW York, April n.-Flour shade firmer
Wheat quite firm. Corn about 1c. better. Rice
firm. Oats firm. Pork steady ; sales 1000 bbis
new Mess, s2s Lard steady at l2la133 Whiskey
quiet. Ashes quiet. Potash, IS 5oas So. Barley
dull. Peas quiet. Cotton quiet at 27ta28c. fol
Middling Uplands. Freight dull. :
Stocks active and improving. 1852 coupons
1891 1854 coupons, 1o72; 1865 coupons, 1o5; new
issue, 1o7ta107{; 1O40's registered, s72; coupons
s7saes; 7s0s, first series, 1O6a1O6t; others, 1o5a
Virginia 6's, ex coupons, 69aa65; new issue, 62{
Money, 2. Exchange, 60 days, 1893 sight, 11oa
Gold, 1867.
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EVENING DISPATCH.

Cotton active but unchanged Sales 1000 bales
at 27aa2sc. Flour quiet. Higher grades have
been most affected by the recent advance. State
SO 25a$13 40. Southern s12as17 60. Wheat ad-
vanced 1a2c Corn active and advanced 1c. Mixed
Western 81 81. Provisions steady and unchanged.
Pork firm at s22 80. Carolina Rice 10a1O4c Sugar
firm and advanced tc. Muscovado 10a12c; Havana
11Ac. Coffee and Molasses firm and in good de-
,mand. Naval Stores unchanged. Freights active.
Stocks active. 90 coupons, 109t; IS coupons, new
issue, 1914; 1040s coupons sS; 7SOs, first series,
log: others 1861. Money z. Gold 96a.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 11.-Cotton dull-Middling
Uplands 27a27t. Rio Coffee in fair demand. su-
gar steady but inactive at 10a1Os. Flour frmer
Howard Street Extra s14 50a14 IS; other qualities
scarce Corn advanced two cents White 81 20 /;
Yellow 81 q; Prime Mixed 81 16a1 II. Provisions
quiet and unchanged. The Whiskey quotations
barely maintained.
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a# NOTICE TO MARINERS. 20 AP r. AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side Of
the Ashley River by which precauon. contact with thb
Submarine Telegraph Cable viii be avoided, ~. :.
z - g. @. TURNER, a. II:
Harbor Mastars Office, Charleston, February 9, 1855.
FebruaryT is.;:ti.55E:f
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FURNISHING GOODS,

FURNISHING GOODS, .
81.
Adapted to this market, than We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting; up
this Stock to lightness Of fabric,
strength of material and durability
Of color. Much the larger portion
of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and VI warrant il in
every respect equaF Fto custom work.
We have q! g Goods e!! noteef e our " o.' own man
ufacture, such as are usually sol ID
ready:made, the difference we shall
be glad to to show il'' OFT customers,
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the market, and 1T the uni7ef +
sal desire to buy goods y . cheap.
We give below some of our lead
ing prices:
f==-...57- s5.s !,
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS. s....:.,.........$ SO 100
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. III IoO
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS: : s. Is 20
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS, our own make. .-s.:t. IT w
THREE STYLES OF M1DDLEsEX CAss1-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES ................... .18 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
! SUITS. :... 40 w
SILK MIX TRICOT, DIFFERENT MIX
TURES. S...........-......... ....................M "a w
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRICOT SUITS. III, 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN DE POUDER
SUITS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..2S uU
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price
.from. :. $19 to 62 90
LINEN SUITS, from. ................... IS TO 20 W
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~ Itt...sei:tss. From Nesw Orleans .
4 New ORLEANS, April liza burglary was COM
I nnitted this morning on Canal street Of sSo,Wo
worth Of Jewelry. The thieves have been captured
and the valuabes recovered = rss,.,...5:
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RATES REDUCED.
CHARLESTON & GEORGETOWN
STEAM PACKET LINE.

WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF EVERY
w MONDAY MORNING, at o'clock.
Returning will leave Georgetown every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at o'clock
Freight received daily and stored free Of charge.
~ AA''e'' FRRGUsON & HOLMES,
Agents, Charleston,
WALLACE & PORTER,
Agents, Georgetown
n B. All Freights must be prepaid. No Freight II re
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-02
MOVEMENTS or m. PEABODY.

His Departure fer EngIand Yestorday-Fcl-
low Passengers. &c.
This distinguished phiianthrOpist After limited stay
among his couatrymen, bid vspoir 70 America yester
day, when he took HIS departure On the steamship
Scotia for the land Of his adoption whore he amassed
the pFincey fortune Of which mankind in general Is the
sharer and the benefteE He appeared the best pos
sble spirits did the othes Of his fellow passengers
ground, many Of whom BY means unknown 70
the public or to fame Among them ware Mrs. Hern-
don, the widow Of the amented Captain W. l. Hesndon,
United states Navy whose heroic death the California
steamer Central America some years ago, rs painfully
remembered Mrs. Herndon goes with the intention Of
spending years in Europe. Mr. William Prescott
Smith, Collector OF Internal Revenue in Baltimore. who
visits England for the purpose Of 0caliy examining
into the revenue system Of that country; Charles 4.
Gregory, Of Jersey City; B. Mills the pianist; Gene
raj Preston South Carolina; General Bartiet New York
city, Colonel Ingerso and others 70 the number Of two
hundred and seventy passengers The Scotia also
took out besides the United states mails and misce
laneous cargo, $100, 600 In specie.
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ce.sr, AvesU Dent Of Louisville; Csaeni q. =.
Myers Of on 'ensburE and J. why EdmondA q Bee
c.,..,. rcvn - OF New FORK; 0sa. q. n. n MoGfb-
49, ~ ~ rInItA States Army l. Beaten, ef Csvs-
~ ~ 4 San well, Of the Unksd States Navy, ses
ssoppins a che neA 'opo'sas Hossl
r,.covsrpov A.dN,w, Of Boston, 70 stopping - ~
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ssoppine 81 ne o. DsnISs Hotel.
Csm.ssdsr nevisar o. ths United ssasss Navy, n
sscppise q The kversss HooA
psn,s.ss ryeM. a Alna,,. ana Rsv n r. Richard.
ssn q Philadelphia, arc GsprAnG ~ ths FIN Avenue
Hessl DIX
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sn1E p Rassps 4 ns'ca Are ssSpalks q The HsHmSe
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THE GRAVES OF UNION SOLDIERS.

MONTGOMERY, Al,

MONTGOMERY, Ala May !, 1851
large gathering OF freedmen, mainly women, as
sembled to-day, at the National Cemetery and decorated
the graves OF Union soldiers This intended an
ovation TO the national dead and Offset 70 tho deco
ration OF tho graves Of rebels BY Southern lades The
procession was large and orderly.
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> GALLERY OF ART.

NOTICE OF THE DATES OF EXHIBITION AND SALE
OF THE PAINTINGS.
Mr. CHARLES PILLET lwho win be assisted by Messrs.
appon,ea 70 Ell At fGBIIc AucffoN about '' 's'A
800 p IN az rhE 4Ln q 4: MAR
The private and public exhibitions. the SALE viii take
place IN at the residence OF the Marquis % Rue de
THE HEIR PRIVATE ExHIBrrreN-on Tuesday. May 18th.
THE PUBIft ExHiBITIoN-on Friday. Nsy slst and
THE issiIE-on MONDAY, Jnne $. Tuesday June 4,
picture gallery Marquis salamanca known
the embracing choice coecton Of The best
great COLLECTIONS particularly that souit
Duke Of Damata none representing 20 many spec
stsr has been offered 70 the public There may Be found
what the Amateurs meyer tire Of admitting the worksof
zEEss4RENs zEGskd oAso sascsHh coEIIo
XSEs MoREIis iorsrannsrs Of The srss. scheoi Which
By Of masterpieces vim seen Iess
admirable PRODUCTIONS OF the ITALIAN, FLEMISH and
ITALIAN scHocL.
| SxRofsi6. e s III Ss ~
TENIERS, JORDAENs &C
ANTONIO MORO, IERgTES THE osrADE.
VAN Won vELDE, nc
IN the UNITED STATES, where national galleries
NAV rapidly forming emulation Of European
Sf SF. .o SE q sSSrs R Sse
DU9IIoNS 70 those already collected viii not Be dsre
may be obtained application 70 Mr. CHARLES PILLET
ApSsopeer u rye Dc Choiseui and Of Mcsrs EIIEHNE
EEs P. ssa n NV Y5ST g H
Nm scHAUs, 10 broadway
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.Iss = Nsnssn named hlk N. Cora 70 wagon 4 ~
ID PnfAr Naned b. 3. Lew Pestse, In harpsss . q q
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RELIGIOUS.

The Rev John Chambers Of Philadelphia has Just
tie veshes bellies O hs consraton lie has been
The Rev DE-. Warren, Rector of Trinity Church.
!ersey CITY has ee Zoe honorary tie 0I D. ho@ B'aod ins
The Convention Of Presbyterims and Congrega-
oaa 2 s A. Dn 5s m III e5 Oh ,5, c,e s @ or,sSn lS W." '' Ma
The Rev. Stewart Sheldon, who has lahOred at
Sl'o, @ , i5 sS S G S ,I S P s g'l , I3s sc %
y DIR. Wm. Shipper Of Philadelphia, who died last
Sumner l By All 1900 10 Toe ras,ess TIE iG"sS, Stii
irsiituton- 49, , ss.s -s-T@~ -
Ths RoIe-st Church, says TIE Boston ~. .pet,l@dn
eeyed being $1,000 ana possession given next July.
The Strong-pace Church brooklyn, after being
Ier Nr year without pastor and nn unity sna hoEtisaes
ieoufh o, ilai ias ] g1'f ~ & ts,,e} e F wd,isS
Hot he preached bis cog sermon at onnuau sue before last
The funeral of the Rev George Soule of Hampton,
ieos Ee De M t NJ So Dad been ,e,,sd ne in H1l
see Regimen loa eight motifs lie W.. N Cd beloved by eli who
kuew liul t1 I.
The Rev. z. II. Sears Of the Unitarian Chnrch;
Eewsrh Nssssoae' ina late address 70 us leP FAX t s,V.i w
sSppor Of an, eio gros To- Christians. a,ucl ba' given
irne The yery Ls been charged b TIE orthodox
Some of the active young men Of the North Con
fssISsi & ON Sosr + e Ta S I,tpds.p 5s5sa and e'y
70 %sa ss On board he p ara tact. papers are distributed
among them.
The annual Conference meeting Of the Cougrcga-
,aual thrrchea OF County
h ast q. Ohaod Ihe Connection Of n m cou.
snsu of business preached y tie
Dr. Fe os0n FROM tIe teI lie Ast ei eth bath the VT
COuciCuCc Immediately OseuizCd with the
y. iirue Moderator aud te lev H. j. siauio Cerk Tie
l. r P,a4n ofJeweu Cii opened the diseussoni
An Ecclesiastical Council at NOOnsOcket II. l., ON
Tnessr organized IrutaIsn onsTegsica Church t town
churches Tepented Blackstone Mass the Rev IS E
uards pastor, Pavtskei y J. The Rev d. Boge pastor Pio
denee Horace Beech delegate, Pordruce Cerirat G.
j. delegate; Providence Chi The Res, George Hunting
ton p Siatefs,e tie Rev B. A. Buck pastor Woonocke tie
Ree Edward Dockr A. T. o. Steeie and EnoT Coe delegates
The Dublin Irish Times Of Sept. % publishes a very
Of shat took p, Il meeting Of the Young Meas Central
Aoatar their receiving address the
Rev DR. Hall tie psofste church take
charge Of large gathering Of te ccrgy and nfu.
assembled 10 do honor the eminent divine the point
departure The proceedings, while oncingy fege
pheasant showed that hind o affection be-
shepherd fock Which It's well and refreshing coutem
plate.
Mr.. James Sulley, Clerk of the Union Baptist
Church ~ Minneapolis MB requests religions and secular
% note the fact that kdSd vs. dunbar onner Methodist Esnre
t bs grossly deceived 0 proschAhe character y rIre
ssaiBg himself Nd0we and uniting bmsen marriage with her
while having former wife living and that he fed tOu the face Of a
Council called M The purpose Of ofdsnng him and under the speos
ITesDoe pressing bnsue,s Teqnnng hs
wi tie church Nhh be senc
fore be . ~ bD0sfS JossIks u - ILs'sb
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THE LIVINGSTON MURDER TRIAL.

The trial of Vincent Cody for tll pgrdcr oi
John r. Livingston OH the 1sth Of Aprl, Na3 tonhucd
Yesterday before Judge Ingraan in the tourt of oyer
and Terminer Officer Kccicr testified That nc had
searched the clothing OF the murdered man. ana had
found OF the coat pockets pistolcase INTO Whioi
the pistol used By the prisoner exactly cd Nchacl j.
Marley saw the difficulty but dd not witness the lnnr
der fIe went with Cody and Allen 10 the station House
where Cody gave himself up. Cody carried uc lltol
with him. aud SAID that he had used % sedreHsc VII
ness had never seen the pistol before the shooting occur
red After ~ recess, Judge stuart summed up Tor
the defense He urged that there 10 criminal intent
on thc prisoners part that IN fcuc between drunken
men one WAS killed by - pistol belonging 10 llylhRton
The presumption that IL wrcstcd frOn him dur
ing The hglt. The Court charged the jury very fully
upon the law bearing the defining the different
grades OF murder and the degree OF cruinduty To hc
attached 10 each His Honor called attention 10 the TACT
that hut four persons present at the time OF the XIII
ing and that the only direct evidence regarding the decd
that Of the saloon keeper who swtafs mat ne saw
Cody fire the pistol which caused iynCst0n's death The
officer who searched the dead found upon the person
pistol ease which fitted the pistol with which the fatal
deed was committed but this evidence might De harmon
that Cody drew the pistol from the pocket Of deceased
The criminal intent which constitutes murder in the eyes
Of the law might have been formed during the fight 10
rested with the jury TO decide what amount of criminal
ity attached to The prisoner or they had any reason
able doubt to the fact that Livingston came 10 his
death at the hands of the prisoner then 60 acqut him.
The jury retired but at O'Clock came back into the
courtroom for instructions, and again retired.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.
JEROME PARK RACES.


The Fall meeting Of the American Jockey Club
will take place to-day. weather permitting and if 1t
shonld prove unavorable, flags will be hosted at Wal
lacks Thoatcr and the City Han before halfpast ten this
morning There are four to-day The first on the
list ia hurdle race. For this lara, mare Lately bought
by MesSfs Bowling and AnOWay, Is the faYOnte, beng
(plows Mr. UoWHugs lot EnchHntreSs. the winncrOt e
Trenton Handicap, and Lurline the most fancled,
being backed 10 cNens coupled against tEe hcu Inc
third race will bring three competitors 10 The posi-, Cen
(ayOute at against the field ana the wind up IS q
Sweepstakes for twOECar Olds which has closed win
MCssFs. SaMdOTd and hOll1Ss n0mlnations Inc OIOW-
ing programme, with probable starter ana Jockeys
Reurie for an and three quarter miles over
ala burts Weller Weighs horses tat have never won hu
race $500 100 second Lara carry iS H.
Red Dick and inertia were entered but it is disputed
whether they were in time not. This point the Stew
ards will decide the Course before the raceis nm
SooRd Ra-liaucsp fT o ages mile enis quarter; $50
entrance ard only 40 decaed; & added W the Cub closed
40 egGes 0assrl ye's carr ~ ~ a,y * 90 a., e1ITy
tp, Moore ssed ea " II Local years eairy ~ Twinkle
years ear 90 10 Nit' yes cr IS 10 Enchautess
rsrry 80 I5. Luriue, ytats, earn, 20 D.
Those marked with corresponding Numbers are IN the
same stable and may both or only one start
Third RGo.Pemuns $500 entrance 10 second horse
weight for age Gen McMahOn yelIsi Redaing
Fa Kso-Sveepsales Tor tgo-yea o3s elOl0 half
forfc carry 100 pounds nile NJ H SANFORD nomination. r.
POOL SELLING.
The sporting world mustered very strong last night at
No IGO Broadway TO attend the pool selling for TO day
racing, presided over by DT. Underwood. There were
only two pools sold n the hurdle in the first ZaTa
Getccd $40; Julius S2O LeateTlung, $40, and Tycoon
tIO In the second, ZiTa, $50; julius SIS Leathcrmgs
So and Tycoon, 81 For the handicup the bidding was
very lively, although the pools all rather small
Df
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
PoRT or NEW YoRK......ocr II
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
e,,.i On D.arlon Savannah With mdse and pass
Mnrrsy Ferris 10, oG eas passed steamship Virgo
Ship " Steison Moore London Aug l6 with mle and 60 pass
to Grnn hTid s a5 TO- Icn.n li om but go Of i damage
Bark u. Amon of sydney Bmgn Montreal 10 d,y, yle
lumber &c. to C. swain Had heavy Neahe lost pant Of dteA load
Bark Trent (ssea Eycn Goitenberg 81 days with iron and
pas. Oct o in lat 'o long H. 81" Hamburg bark Europa
BARI iiarr,us rem wace Bremen 90 dy' with md aud Il
bns liss"ta @ St John 70 whan Labrador days With
q. q. : H;i3a Agsa 3 EHe'gi,Pel Fl !.El ss
SeI Rose Haskell ( Boston, Tluow Newport days, with rail-
way iron master Had heavy weather most OF tie passage
DISASTERS.
sAyAxSAn Ca 1.-THE ship MAnaPa ashore on Cun1e'had
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
e irhcae Board mat the Bt Head sSoa in ie Down. ta
Ka Coast Of ngaI6 hasng sd to sA' 1 5n & s y %
Also tr rom The 10Th Of September light wou be exhibited
Coast ofiisly.
The schoolshp Sabine R LOap Commander days from
A1asLT FSTn, s'i MGyrsp Oct ss L. s. steamer A,ore1 Acting
N Kiehe arrived at the Go'pot k9ysSd from ~;a
MtisH6cH smith Chief ls Equipment Bureau And sarsson
os Chief Of the Barean O. Medicine and sarss Iaey %es re-
Hampshire They returned to Washington IN the evening
The steamer snco from the West nde, has been placed in the
dry dock for general repairs -
FoRrHEss MosRoE saied gabbon MsIlehead 70, Santa
Cu1 ip Alice from Caao Tor BALTIMORE bng Water Witch
Norfolk for the West Indies ,.,--.
llSAled steamships Fannie, for Baltimore
and hAn Tor schrs Ida Nchosou for Philadelphia; A.
ID Sn Tor 81 John n B Arrived ship sumper from New York
san FKSCsco 8Cesred hp Ocean River fOr Boston with
tms wheat ship Irene ior Moneo, With fal cargo Of horr
shp Ellen Liverpool sth 1000 sacks wheat Sailed ship
Thomas Bell. for Liverpool
OF la-Sailel shin Octnn Rover for Boston.
WuHtsGroS n C.. Oct ll-Sailet steamship Wn T. clyde for
New York Cleared steamship Pioneer ioT Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAyaNA Oct Ari,et steamships Jalai from New Orleans
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
"The Pen is Mightler than the Sword
TIE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
TIE BEST PENS In THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-IANE, New
York, and by every duly appointed Agent at
the same prices
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademarks OF any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public VIII
be best suited and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if ACCOMPANIED with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER -, 1867

CARp.-In 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given TO the Jobbng 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 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 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 Jobbers, 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,
just such pen as 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,,