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Sheriff and Special Master Commits
sioner's Sale of Real Estate.

Sheriff and Special Master Commits
sioner's Sale of Real Estate.
John A. Armstrong
VS.. belmont COnl. fleaS.
William Skeeles, ct. al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of sale in this
ID case issued and TO me directed, will offer for
sale at the front door of the Court House of said
County, in st. Clairsville, on
Tuesday, September nth, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock
p. NJ. of said day, the following described prem
ises situate in Belmont County, to wit:
Situate in the County of Belmont and State Of
Ohio all that tract or parcel of land adjoining
the town of Martnsville, designated as follows:
beginning at u post at the intersection of WASH
ington and the Eastern boundary ofFront Street;
thence with the line of Washington street 33
feet to post on the bank of the River; thence
up the River 20l feet to the intersection of Fay
cite Street; thence with the line OF Fayette
street 40 feet 6inches TO the intersection of Front
street; thence with Front 200 feet to the place of
beginning and the River bank and shore ly ing
between the above tract of land and low water
mark.
Te4pas of Sale: Cash on day of sale.
APPRAISED at $500 90
SAMUEL b. PIPER, Sheriff
and Special Master CON-, Bel. Co., o.
PECK HUBBARD, Plffs Attys.
Sheriff s.Ofice, ST. Cairsville, August 10, lS6T.
.O0
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.gd,,,intstratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate
signed was appointed and quaiifed as Admin
istrator of the estate OF James Groves. Sr, decd,
late of said County.
To make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate are notified to present
them for settlement within one year from this
date. y, u. TALbOfl, AuinE
August !, lS6L rlr ....r.l
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aler advertisements.
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

Joseph NJ Me0on"nshey Hs. Belmont Com. Pleas.
Francis Coss.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION in this case
ID issued and to me directed, will offer for sale,
at the front door of the Court House of said
County, in st. Clairsville, on
Tuesday, September nth, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p. NJ. of said day, the following described prem
ises situate in Belmont County, to wit:
Lot No. o, in McConaughey's Addition to the
Town of Bridgeport, Belmont County, Ohio.
Terms Of Sale: Cash on day of Sale.
Appraised at 1856 90
SAMUEL b. PIPER. Sheriff Belmont Co., o.
p. TALLMAN, Atty for plff
Sheriff's Office, st. Clairsville, August 10, 1857
100
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M A r r 7 E D .

WISE-WILLIAMS.-In West Wheeling, Ohio
Aug 7th 1867, by Rev. ID. II. Laverty, John A
Wise to Miss Mary Agnes Williams, both Of
Belmont Co., o.
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Sherif'S Sale Of Real Estate

William Watt
VS.. Belmont Common Pleas.
A. & III. c. Kemplc.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION in this
ID case issued and to me directed, will offer
for sale, at the front door of the Court House of
said County, in ST. Clairsville, on
Monday, August 10, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and clock
+. NJ. of said day, the following described prem
ises situate in Belmont County, TO wit:
Situate in said County of Belmont, at Glencoe
Station, on the Central Ohio Rail Road. Begin
ming for its boundaries at point near said Rail
Road, from which the North corner of q Mill
House erected on said premises bears s. 20 w.
2l% IT,, and running thence N. 38o W. poles;
thence s $50 W. 9 poles to n buckeye; thence s.
70 Il. q 2S 100 poles to the middle of the road |;
thence with said road NJ 5415o +. 10 60 100 poles
thence N. 3l12o W. 50.l00 poles, and thence N 30
4. 5000 poles to the beginning; containing 8
roods and 3S perches-on which premises is
erected
STEAM FIGURING AND SAW MILL.
Also: A 4-feet vein of coal in the hill West OF
premises of Isaac Welsh, bought OF John Welsh
and lying South of McMahon's Creek and West
of said Rail Road, ms contained and located on
said premises of Isaac Welsh, lands, minerals
timber, &c. Ercept: Said 4-feet vein of coal be-
ing excepted in said hill.
Terms Of Sale: Cash on day of sale. Appraised
SAM'T B. PIPER, Sheriff Belmont Co., o.
Sheriff's Office, st. Clairsville, July 49, 1867.
Sl2 90
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County Union Convention.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRO-
cEEDINGs-A STRONG TICKET NOMINATED
SPEECHES BY MEssRs. b. s. cowEN, L. DAN
FORD, AND C. L. PooRMAN.
The Belmont County Union Convention met
at the town of Belmont on last Wednesday, Au-
gust7 The convention was largely attended,
and we were exceedingly gratifed to see pres
ent so many of the influential and substantial
citizens of our County. The personnel of the
convention was very different from that of the
hybrid affair held at st. Clairsvlle on the 4th of
July, under the auspices of the late Know Moth
ing party The very best class of our citizens
were at Belmont, doing their part to advance
the cause of Liberty and Civilization, of which
the Union Party is the champion. There was
very little wire-pulling or button-holeing done.
Almost every man seemed actuated by desire
to raise the standard of the party still higher,
and to nominate only the best and purest men.
The convention was called to order at about
IL o'clock by c. l.. Poorman, Chairman of the
County Committee, on whose motion Price
Cornwell, Esq, of Union Township, was called
to the chair. Mr.. Cornwell made a brief address
on taking the chair, after which Mr.. A. P. Miller
Of Goshen, and ]. b. Longgley, of Richland
were elected Secretaries.
The Townships were then called, and all re-
sponded.
Mr.. NJ. s. Crafty, of Pultney, offered a reso-
luton providing for representation rom each
Township based upon the vote for Secretary
Smith at the last October election.
Messrs. Welsh (of Washington) and Highley-
man (of Mead) spoke against it,
The mover withdrew the resolution when in
formed that the call for the present convention
expressly provided that each Township should
have four votes.
The convention then adjourned until oclocK,
t,,n ff,a ,uhl TpyynShipS select their
delegates.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
When called to order after dinner. all the
Townships reported full delegations present,
with the exception of Mead and York-the for
mer having but two and the latter one.
On motion, those delegates present were au-
thorized to cast the full vote of their Townships
PROCEEDINGS OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE
The nominating committee met in the Odd
Fellows Hall, and was called to order by Mt
Joseph Askew, of Washington Township, on
whose motion Hon. Isaac Welsh was called tc
the chair.
Mr. Welsh named the offices to be balloted for
and the committee proceeded Immediately tc
business.
Messrs. ]. w. Highleyman (of Mead) and w
b. Kirk (of Union) We're appointed tellers
REPRESENTATIVES.
The nomination of Representatives being frs
in order the committee decided to nominate
one at time, and that the lowest should b'
dropped after each ballot.
Judge b. S. Cowen of Richland, Solomon
Hogue of Somerset, A. II. Caldwell of Washing
ton, John Patton of Wheeling, Isaac Welsh o
Washington, and Capt. Jas. G. Theaker of Cole
rain were announced as candidates.
Before proceeding to ballot, Mr.. Welsh ros'
and peremptorily declined being candidate.
The committee then proceeded to ballot, will
the following result:
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of Bel
mont County, o., at their meeting in september
next asking them to vacate that part of the Mt
Pleasant and Martinsville Plank Road, lying
between Glenn's Run and Martins Ferry,O.
August ID, lS67-}w
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RS- School Examination ut Morristown Aug.
10, 20, N, y, % andA.
By order of the Board.
r. H. COCHRAN Sec'y,
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r AIDES a. GENTLEMEN EMPLOYED.
IL Picture business. Very profitable. Norisk.
poytVge Ia n MANSON LANG,
~ Bowery New York MtV.
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Jos. Gillott's Steel Pens,

Jos. Gillott's Steel Pens,
OF THE OLD STANDARD QUALITY.
JOSEPH Or Descriptive
TRADE MARK: GILLOTT. Name and Desig-
Warranted. mating Number
The well known ORIGINAL and POPULAR NoS
3O3-4O4-l7O-351,
Having been assumed by other MAKERS, we de-
sire to caution the public in respect to said
limitations ASK FOR GILLOTT'S.
aaup-lnNu An injunction was granted
I.nIIItIN by the supreme Court New
VHO tVNs York at General Term, jan
uary, 1867, against the use by others of the Num-
Der 900.
JOS. elliott &1 SONS,
No. 81 John ST., New York.
HENRY OWEN, SOLE AGENT.
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MT. Smltn7 HuInIHaVIUII WIS VIIe1 'IIau u'f'fi-
tInous.
fNorE.--It is due to Mr.. Cochran to say that
he was not a candidate and did not ask for nor
expect tue somination.l
COMMISSIONER.
VIM. e. TaggsRt of Wheeling, VIM. Wilkison
OF Smith, Jas, II. Drenaen OF Pease, and Jona-
than T. Scholfsld of Warren. were named as
candidates for Commissioner,
IN ha hall m aa pas,.Itad,
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Mr.. Wilkison's nomination was therenpon
made unanimous.
DIRECTOR OF THE IBFIRMARY.
NJ. L. Cunard Of Union, and Laban Lodge OF
Richland, were announced as candidates. Mr.,
Cunard was nominated ON the arst ballot. as
follows:
EouBe'
aud his nomination made unanimous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-30
THE DR4MI.

llG DICKENSS READINGS IN NEW-lORk-SALh or
TICKETS.
The sale of reserved seat tickets for Mr. Dckenss
first course of four readings in NewYOrk began at
O'Clock Yesterday morning, in Steinway Hall. Not
withstandng the fact that the announcement OF the
sale was made only iii the papers Of yesterday morn
ing the magic of Mr.. Dckens's name drew large
number of people. The crowd in attendance at the
opening of the plan, numbered 200 or 800 people
line was formed on FOurteenthst, extending back 10
Irving-place and with great good humor the people
held their places through the morning, until . or
o'clock in the afternoon, when the announcement
was made that all the tickets 'rae sold for the entire
course. the box Office was closed, and the people
quietly dispersed The shortness of the notice gave
little opportunity to the spectators in tickets to
organize their forces and consequently those gentle
men did not have the opportunity usually afforded
them to procure tickets.
The tickets being all disposed of to-day, there viii.
Of course be no sale of single tickets tomorrow.
The readings in New-York begin on Monday, Dec.
O. and continue during the week. The first reading
Will be 1.-THE Christmas Carol and The Trial from
Pekwick."
DRAMATIC NOTES.
4 dramatic performance takes place tonight
at the French Theater.
Miss Janauschek makes her last appearance
tonight at the Academy. May the house be crowded
Mr. Florence enacted Robert Brieriy, III the
"Tcket-ofLeave Man. for the 500th time last evening
The Broadway Theater well filled.
Mr.. Hartz, the Magician, concluded his brief
Dodworth Hall last evening We trust ne VIII
10 the city, for ms entertainment IS 6oth ID
hocont and charming and therefore very desirable here
Matinee performances will be given to-day
nj NibO's cThe Black CroOk'), the Olympic ga Mdsum-
mer Nights Dream' the French Theaeg e. Grand Ducn-
eSs'9 Barnum's Museum o. The Union Prisoner, Broad
way Theater e. TicketofLeaye Mani, Banyards Opera
House cThe Devils Auction Ballot, Bnn!an nan
CThc PTilnl and the New York Circus At the Fifth
ave Theater there will be a Matinee OF Medea," which
is excellent buresQue. and in which Mr.. IchingWcu
y Inndn q nnfneahle comic hi
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MUSIC
,r,11,r orrRA-ROMEO - JULIET.


The final performance OF GOunods new
opera last night the best that mas yet pcen s,cu
sigpor Paucan was m good voice, and his excellent
., and artistic culture received better share than
,,e have previously obtained OF the appreciation that
"a dne them The other singers show Improvements
nightly The chorus works more smoothly, ana the or
ebestra is nearly perfect We are grathed to perceive
that the extraordinary beauties Of the opera are winning
recognition slowly, perhaps but surely and we are
confident that it WILL predicted on its hrst repre-
sentatioD. eventually become extremely popular Inc
applause last night was not only warmer thah
hitherto but it more discriminating Inc supoiO
auartette in Friar Lawrence's celthe Sdio p'ac-oo
II the most imprisoned and truly granu numbers III '
opera, received emphatic and wellmerted ehcoie' ~
was faultessly given. Il pity that the opera snou
have 10 be Withdrawn just it is winning IT'S way %
we hone 10 hear II again when Mr. MaretzeR returns ID
January and we trust by that time IL will be pe'e W
derstood by the public.
Madame Parepa- Rosa is sick, and instead Oh
glf Bber Of Scrie we shall, therefore nave TOT .no
matinee today at the Academy Of Music i" f"0'"'
with Nine Choni Baragh, and Bellln-
At the French Theater, at l O'Clock to-day,
the customary Saturday matinee VIII Oe IAe "i"uu
Conoufte will be represented, and vaudeville in which
Mdle RELIEF Will appear.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Miss Jenny Busk Baltimore Young lady who
mas been studying for several years in Europe viii make
her first appearance a concert singer al senWay han
On Sunday night. Leopold de Meyer, Carl Rosa, ana MT
Caulneld organist Will take part in the entertainments
A concert will be given 10y the Leiderkranz
ut stenway Hall Monday evening, for the benent oil
the German Hospital The reputation Of the Society and
the charitable purpose Of the entertainment ought 10
combine in attracting large audience.
An English version of The Grand Duchess o.
Cer0lstein was produced 40 COyent Garden London OH
the 18th November The performance seems TO nave Deen
keenly reshed by large audience, but me Dd"y AeS
rs severe i'm its criticism OF both the plot and the music
The Grand Duchess was Miss Julia Matthews a lady
fresh from Australia who IL said TO be more OF an actress
fban singer. Mr.. Harrison was Fritz, Mr.. Alhsie!
Cook Gen BOum. and Mr. Frank Matthews Baron fuch'
Prince POniatOwski's opera butfa Don DeSl-
dsO las been revived at the ltaens IN PARIS WIN raul
Gardon and Scalese IN the principal parts III mas Ogeh
highly successful but how much OF It's pOp4ally u e.c
10 the social position OF the composer ana now lhueh 10
The merit OF the music We cannt pretend toJudge.
1t is said that a One-act opera by Mozart,
hitherto unknown, and another 10y schubert VIII Shof'!
DC produced 90 Paris
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THE STATE or TRADE.

raa9 '. !, NG az @ % lgs" le ,ir.e' "a
Wl,a 6rael rdTe Rcd ~ s@sl 90. While 4s soa o e
II siasl 55i New yellow ga ~ 10 Groceries and Provisions
Tolrpo Mo-, Flour quiet. wle.. snnet, sale. Of White
Michigan Of ~ co. amber AZ $3.50 No Red At ~ % Sp9e at
2waba,h 9Je New st e Oats unchanged Rye Gmer a. ~ a
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BAirSoRE Nos. 29Cooh Cat uonay % alGe Tor hding
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fair to good lgns',aHa Red ~ as2 g. Corn ac'e .rd de-
~ 10; Wessm MIed ~ 6 oauda atGa972e Rys dull but
IoGsyS Soy aaIro6seoo.sss q I'D. a. ai re rug.
%bs, scarce 20 at w ~ g. New Corn on De- Rsr Sc oats
e5c bulk Cotton lc Hogs 6nner NJ alc glos receipts 1000
Clear Sides l2ic Ms. PORK i2o 50 Bacon nc,s shoulders
I,1 ES' Sa S packed p, S1 Wiz @sT o. sugar '
IT. Locs Nov 2l-iobaero nominay qnehAlgel CeenJl1e
F, a wheat p"Io E iT5 bs,yy p. ps5y
a oai, s"g a, 500 Rye "Hs9sS R.y g9'1g
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Pea. quiet Med steady shorts s25i shpsaas Mdiag'
81 per tua Canal freigh unslsnged Wlea rs Corn We
Albany Coz to Sealor by rail and nye zoe LAKE l@B9,
Peas aud lJo0O0O feet Lumber Canal EIpods3; Lbs Flour
5000 bush Wheat 500 bush Com 1900 bush Barley and lO0o
bush. Peas
MOnIE, Nov &Cotton is good demands hddlhr, ~ dls
sales yesterday $50 bales; rccps 33 bales sales to-day Zo
bales receipts 1881 bales sales Of he well 1900 bales receipts
10 $50 bales exports ~ 9ll haesi stock, 100 bales
hLwAukFs Nov. 29Fou dull CtT Double EIits 80 l3dNbi
Country Do 60 Extra asa % Wheat quiet At ~ sI for
No J. ~ ~ or No and 81 60 for 80 Oats lus 6ic for No.
Corn declining New Shelei gl jJc Reedp2O0 bills Flour
900 bush MlAt 200 bush Oats coo bush Corn shpmsnts-'o
bb, Flour 10000 bush Wheat ZOO b1h Oats 1000 hus Com
CSCSsari Nov 2-Four duh wheat dai and unehsnfed Corn
demand he for the lar RYE quiet 81 500
~ 49, Oats declining aud aeve ahe decline; quoted At tJdte
BARLEY quiet and unchanged Cotton dull and nominal ii for Mid
ding Hogs active az 10 ga 81 aud 80 3Od 60 net receipts
ol dAJs 1900 head Sales 81 Oh Mefs PORK fl0 and New ~
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Cit, Ground sprug $40 200 bills 80 for White Western and
canada IS 70 Western balers Nleat more active
and closing 2c better; sales 5000 bush No chicago and MI
wukee Spring Al ~ rs 2o00 bush Chicago spring Per sample At
81 800 bush No Milwaukee az ~ Sora on sAiss gC
hush CHICAGO o. 1000 bush New ONO az w. and O
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held AZ s. huye 81 - Barley trnX he' AZ ~ 20 for
Canada Mess pk don q ~ Tor Heavy Lard dull At
13lc. Iighu.ues nominal at - 80
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on.t No ha deued quoted ola 81 % Tor No J. aud
~ foy No Corn dul for No J. and i5c for No. New
55 Rye declined I6se quoted az
81 fr No and Barley steady ~ q ior No
Provisions rm.r Mess +2d 2o 80 for NeS and sls 5a +9 @
old active Al he Picked Hams, ldll4c Short Ribs
december ard auarv delivery 0c Green Hams m az an Allowance
qIe .,e Al Oc Buk shoulders lie Sides 0'lc Jan
uar deery Dressed Hogs active 80 9a Live Hogs active at an
advance olOd M sea 70 - fI Medium To Good smooth
Beef Cattle DIN uolua uGrhared RGpsLeog bbs Flour
OC0 hush Wheat bush Corn 1900 bush Oats 200 Hog
shipments-6 600 bbs Flour 81 900 bush Wheat $500 bush Com
bush Hogs Freghts-lOe on Corn 10 Buffalo
NEw.OKLHANs Nov 24-Coton-hdqng Orleans l32ci sales
today receipts GOO bales exports ~ bales sales
Of The week receipts the same time 1880 bales
ports SO bales gock s42l bales sugar hrmer Prime Louena
i3 MoAs.es-Loser grades dn Common f9d9o fnn va
Choice extremely dull Corn quiet but nm at ~ W
a III l2l Pork dul no sales hoinnaly w i3
dali New shoulders Halle Gear sdes l.e Sefg i
dl53 NevioTk tight Exchange, per cent discount 1 I'oi
WlINiysroS. c. Nov 29-Spris luIpenn I'm a. ~ ksh
dull and Tar steady ~ % Cotton aln az Sie ' sl
ding. business anos, entirely suspended yesi'raA'
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRE...."Nov
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship = W Bruno Poster, Baltimore. n - -, -,
lumber to J. r B. MARVEL Co, been days n ofH'''
s sg 5f' KsSt o csmdsS wRemors Para nov with hbr
; Ys rT Sc AsI S'S g. c gS. susan rom Para
New YOr hs. bad strong = ga'' been DAY. 5 az @ so
Murray Ferris Co lat Il 81 lon % spoke oa5k N1y
SPOKE Jenny EngnoO from Valencia for Bqnos Ares os,r
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ul scI '' Mar re C. Farf Maoy PHILADELPHIA for Boston
set Eae6 Ss c seaman rRasPS ~ BSS s
SeSr J. Ssttertwsite Long Philadelphia for Boston.
scir G II. MoIeI Brosn, Philadelphia for Boston
schr LsmaItiBe Hin, Phadfp hia for New Bedford
seIr Delaware, Wilson. Milton Del iGr si'ui ford
SeSi : r. Thomas Arnold, Middleton, Ct, for Phiade.gl.A
ssst snsge Q5sen, hl Na,. Pa,s5 6tS n
Big Mary Boucher Boucher IS sy' With moa''t 20 mas
schr sarah Merritt Waiter csd Spring
Schr Theodore. Allen, NoIthport
Scir Sarah Alen, smith Providence
Sshr charles. Jones Sew.IIsTr
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s,hr Richard chef Freeman Pro,lue'o"h
selr Mary Matld, Douglas Nana'aet ,
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schr r. Bartlhg, Nes-Bei,ofd.
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Sehr Branch WIGHT Smtlt1sr .
S,hr Hsry Middleton Brooss,en ron 81 Martins Nov With
salt o. b. J. Nontng -
Pal River.
Sshr IVA. sherman Norsich. -
sehr Line D. small Tee. Sss Btlon! or piitttlllS-
Sehr Cora Kelly Sev-liavsu.
SchE Nelson Hal strickland Portland IeHe.
ScLr J. J.. ulii. jores. Middleton. Conn
Schf T. Bfslneri Wris, Portland stone.
Schr WIN / Ped johnson. to.spnng
setr ADDS p Aysrr lyons Sev ltafta.
ScLt J. ". Lcaiy. Brewer. NsNlia1ct.
Schr Fouran. Finch. Pail River
fchr Harriet. Crowley. Providence.
Sehr Mediator she's Wafre
Handy. AltauY fD Boston.
SeLr Amelia Lyuch Albany Tor kosIfn
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Schr Mara Hal. Lawrence Albany 'vI hallsiowu.
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SAILED.
Suinslip T. u Sol3er ~ Ctlre,t'n.
MEMORANDA.
The silp John nl h LtsfToo. ts SaVH1naf
rstnruI ard anchored eonssqlsnes q nrnfe
Matrou fof Wmuztr y c. 10Th lsi retlta
~ he ana anchored g quarantine
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrox Agsnora rom Goits-turr The snip
ustisf New pt ro Wet Bay below NeH
pon yesterday ansro'1. or harhor
A. c. NOV. -iArrE'l TAX halttt A. i'tl,n
Liverpool eaist chip Charlotte. or LtrT"L
Wuvis.rov G. Sov 21sai.ed yesterday, steamer fiorttr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-30
HAS TIE MORTON PIN DEPRECATED. As STATED so PER.
sIsnSGLY BY INTERESTED PARTIES
What the N Y TRIBUNE said in 1862:

The Gold Pen IN IT. infancy was rde affair ndc ny baud and
eum,y made Nov of the 90 90 processes through With
passes from The melted metal TO he fnshd pen fdltyeI B NE
all oseAm machinery precisely The best Ore arms are made 40
the United Armory Springfield Mass Mr. Motons span'
mandatory IL m Of costly delicate machines together costing
Of dollars Nv the all ~ which every operation
formed economy ceieny and accuracy utterly uuaabe y
manipulation alone sach be- sells r ~ could not he made by
hand double that met could n0t be male 90 Az FOR ten
years be has nvsnug ad peciug The machines be- nov
until he turn out ho9d pens per wees VIZ ls pI
than would oyna he,a required 20 make hundred Ana
probable that he attained te ultimate goal Of ms orA
During the All four M Morton has awav 10 our order
each Of them freud who has aided extending
or sustaining . circulation Tar THBrNE. Ia not shan ten
complaints Of the uonrcccpt ~ te fns TINS
transmitted while Instances have se eru appnd mat TIE
Psns received we're entirely tao and those promptly
replaced by Such spontaneous tribute 10 me ,es
Of bic workmanshp the with which bis huneH transacted
enables friends that those rho sec ~ 80 o,' r'u
bin by mail disappointed either The receipt OF t pay
Of the goods aud heartily commend them to public favor
WHAT The ~ Y TRIBUNE SAYS, 1861; - MI Nor
ton who is an old friend of TRIBUNE readers, makes
his appearance again this morning III our advertising
columns Our opinion of ms pens has been TOO OFTEN
expressed 90 be doubtful, but we take pleasure IN
saying once more that we know of no gold pens IN
the world equal 10 those manufactured by Mr.. Nor
ton. We have used them Tor moro yeaIe than we care