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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26

human conseiehcej neaffsktgaea bSFeasSh
and faith, and attacks upon whatI was
termedtinr the hast century, d Gn1ependant
f1orality,'s Thisyear PeyeI Hyac;ipltbNee Pa, 9,
been engaged in, preaching. on Domestic,
habpiness End Singing CHE obTaises 6f love,
'the THIRD npefsonI of7tbel ihluuhhd dtrinttF5-
Pere 4Iyaeihtheswa aware that he eogllId1t
not treat Ssnfh aEpbiect witAoHt pr9yYGklIns
ready to hold ip thonsAndq qexamples of
,howlOvewas daily profaned !, but ON. .this,
Subject he saidiBEhank God; my heart 9fh has 5
remained pure and Ry, reason healthy; and
/, preacher OF The EVahgei,E Il doctor OF
reason aud the human heart, have theright9
and look.uponitas asa alitty, to name loye,}
And the Qarmelite mon h preached With "A as
much junction on this subject as If he had
been an English rector with comfortable
parsonage anu a thrifty and fruitful helpt'
n1atpPuIU nos fI#y Igfp tgfn rFrff oil = "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
CRIME.
TRAGEDY IN MAINE.
y reLEonApn fo TnE TRlsrYE


LEWISTON Me-, Jan. elan awful tragedy has
been enacted in Auburn this State during tho past week
Two old ladies' named Kinsey and Caswe respectively
and years Of age found murdered in their
house, about two miles from town, az place called
YOungs Corner II Is supposed that the deed
mitted either on Wednesday Thursday night, during
the storm The two ladies lived alone IA he house. and
were employed In binding shoes for the firm OF Kleth,
Berry 20. OF Auburn Owing 10 the storm no one had
entered the house for three four days. On saturday
night Mr. Keith went 20 the house and found the body
Mrs Caswell lying in pool OF blood the thresl-
old between tho slttingrOOm and kitchen, and the
younger one, Mrs. Kinsey, lying IN bed. Yesterday
cOrOners inquest was held and the bodies examined It
Is evident tie murderers motive rape as there were
marks Of violent struggle the body Of Mrs Kinsley
sum OF money in Government bonds was found In the
room untouched. man by the name VI Johnson has
been arrested on suspicion 9pg n9Y ~ AYBurp JAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
WHOMlKES THE BEST And CHEAPEST GOLDPENS'

MoRToN's GOLD PENs.-Mr. Morton, who Is an
old friend of TRIBUNE readers, makes his
appearance again this morning in our advertising
columns. Our opinion of his pens has been
too often expressed TO be doubtful but we take
pleasure in saying more that we know Of no gold
pens in the world equal to those manufactured by
Mr. Morton. We have used them for more years
than we care TO remember, and We have sent many
thousands Of them TO friends who were extending
our circulation. There never was but one testimony
about them. They write with unequaled ease and
rapidity, with almost or, if you choose, with quite
the elasticity of n quill, and their durability
is as remarkable rs the nicely of their work
manship There is n reason for this perfection Mr..
Morton's pens are made by machinery of his own
invention of the most costly and delicate construc-
ton which enable him 10 make pens ut once better
and cheaper than can he fabricated by hand. They
have superseded steel pens with all who study ex-
ccllcnco and economy, and in the same way are rap
idly superseding other gold pens. Mr.. Morton now
sells by agents as well as at his own store, No. %
Maiden-anc ard his advertisement gives, IN an IN
teresting way all needful information 10 purchasers
y. Y. Tribune, Jan. 4, 1867.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
AT THE SOUTH

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-The weather has moder-
ated and the Of last night f. fast disappearing Tho
trains all delayed No NewYork trains have arrived
up o'clock this afternoon. The roof OF tho North
Pennsylvania Railroad depot broke down under the
OF the snow. The damage ~ tho building will reach
$1,000
LOUISVILLE Jan. ?o.-we are now having tho heaviest
snowstorm that We have had for several years. About
foot has fallen In tho last hours The river has
commenced falling, and there II eight feet In the largo
canal The lee Is rotten, and boats would leave tOmOr
II the underwriters would consent. The thermOme
ter stands ut 27o and the barometer, which In rising
at 1910. Tho steamer Mary Swan, running be-
tween Louisville and Memphis ia reported sunk near
Roekport Ind. We have particulars save that the
boat viii DO total loss
PHILADELPHIA jan I.-The Pennsylvania Central
Railroad is clear Of snow and all trains ace running
time Tho last fall Of did not block MP the road
as feared.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2l-Navigaton is suspended. Tho
railroads generally are not running and refusing
freghts The river is unchanged Showing slightly
Thermometer 27o. Barometer 292T.
HARRISBURG Jan. 2l.-Tho snow fell during yesterday
but stopped last night This morning II commenced
again and continued at intervals during tho day Tonight
1t Ia warmer aud appearance OF rain. The New-York
trs9 an9 lelY at a. ". and the one gue stip W. eaAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
AT THE NORTH.

TORONTO, Jan. 2l.-Ihe heaviest snOw-stOrm of tho
commenced Sunday evening, and stil continues.
Eighteen inches on level have fallen, and drifted.
TORONTO, Jan. 2I.Irains on all the roads
less detained Still showing hard
KINGSTON, Jan. 2l.-A snow-sorm Is raging, the snow
having fallen foot on u Lowell and drifting. Weather
moderate.
MONTREAL, jan 0.-A heavy mowstorm commenced
last night and still continues IL Ia doubtful il trains
get through Not very cold. Wind 8. About six inches
II level; drifting
HAMILTON, Jan. Give are having tho heaviest snow
storm we have had for years. Snow about Il foot
level. Drifts three or four feet deep.
QUEBEC, jan 2l-Blew hard all night. Commenced
showing this morning. Looks like heavy storm.
BRANTroRD Jan. 21.-SnOw a foot on level. sim
falling.
SUSPENSION BRIDGE, Jan. 2l.-sDow about two feet
deep.
snowsorm the Great Western Railway IL clear and tho
cars running on time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22

during Tho wear where there were fireescapes
In these cases The persons I'M % tha smoke
for want of a way escape but sioo"nu ~ NV ia the
,;t,r in their rooms while making th'lf way ~ ~
staiI-Cascs. .,tt1ir, tl,e storing Of more than
a., h,,,cl NJ I'M amlnabe material III tchcih9n,
~ g. barrels may he potent as one huhCu, III 1s
~ ~, - cro tn a buIidng filed with human beings LINZ
,a1,cr sbouId receive further lcglsi'uli, ,o .,,,
NJ n,nnt houses erected during 1865 nave Deeh sun
~ 20 arcfn iuspccti0n by the local Inspectors alu W,
N, ,ror character to the most OF those previously
W al THE Superi, tendcnt recommends inc pIo!moI
- 80 erecon Of six story tenement houses hiSs my
tu ,,ode frrnroof He also comments strongly upon
" " ft maj i'm many factories where mhHrcus OF PER
r u,UIoved there l. but single stairway Ie;iul13
[ tle miner rooms TO the street The stalfWys shouu
be increased ..r- nv ,,pp
The estimated damage to buildings ulne l no y ,id
Iirotrd at about s. 100000. The value oI inc ouilu
ms erected during the year is estimated at s0'oVoV"
ALTERATIONS, NIoLAIloNs, ". ..u .a
The number of buildings altered during me year VIA
COS against 5jI last year No bulIhs o ,o ~ 'ad =
pacd or enlarged until application has been hade anu .
favorohIe rep0rt made thereon by a local inspector
nnring the wear 70 applications were dcceu III etss
here thc alteration would not be In conformity 10 Jaw
The alteration of many old dwellings III the lower part VI
tIe CITY into stores has tended 10 make uleln INSECURE
liner Than otherwise. as would have bee supposed
ANOI-NT OF BUIIDISG, by WAlDs. ,,,-.
,ri flo,viuy fables exhibit the number OF bhldihg7
,aUfcd and fhe number completed IN 1866, by Wdris
nItIuINGs COMMENCLD ~ lst6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22

Morton hiss put hs skill capital his labor and his brains to work.
and by patented atae produces pen which
body We have been in The habit OF using these Gold Ien 70,
time found them the best Instruments OF the Ad
that have fallen In way,-IN. Y. Evening Post =,
think Mortoas Gold decidedly the best Of any In the market
-LBoston Traveller m.
HE cheapest pens the market MOriOus Gold PenABostOn
Post
Our Gold Pen manufactured By Morton and we shall
with the hard TO- does not keep In
good condition for years 1.-THE Press, Philadelphia 80
Six writing will Steel Pens than Gold one VIII
while thu latter viii last good Of lifetime Mor
Gold Pens cheaper aud better than any IN the marAN
Independent
mons Gold Pens the very best We have ever met whrhe
Methodist NJ T. City -, A.,
subject H. gold metallic ulletgre In tho
world that equals Moroa Ryenng Express Rochester
Morton tho "Nestor" peanak1S n THIS country never had
perfect pe I'M had h Tho Christian Times, Chicago
Morn Pens are Known the world TO be standard gold dol
We have used one for two years, writing with 10
eyery d.y They beLDsiy Democrat Davenport
Morton has brought the art Of Gold Pen making the highest pon Of
perletion Gold only the most beautiful aud tasteful but
The best economical that be used The Christian
uori,a, Pss, vs kgssn ~ ID, tIs5 lHa os, wb0 W gs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
THE CROSBY LOTTERY.
DRAWING or TUB TRns AT cmcAGo-No. $500
TIE LUCKY TICKET

ns,vuyc or Tub PRIZES At CmCAGo-No. $500
TIE LUCKY TICKET.
~ ru KGEAPu TRIBUNE
CluCbCO. Jan. 2l-At II o'clock this morning the
doors of tie Opera opened to ticket holders
ana in less than 80 minutes about 2COO persons were
seated within. A strong police force was distributed
throughout the building and the best of order was pre-
served few hundred ladies appeared in the galleries
bat the large majority Of the audience was composed OF
heavily bearded men, not few Of whom were OF tle
"tancy order At II;4O O'Clock the wheels were brought
tu amid loud cheers Ten minutes later the commute,
appeared each member bringing ar1nful OF paseoo"
boxes tied and sealed Mr.. y. Mum stepped for"a"
and said:
LADIES AND GFNTIENEN-The committee VIII nov ~
eeed 20 deposit i'm the larger OF these wheels 969
eonsccuVely numbered and in the smaller W. W. O@
tickets, each bearing the name and number VI ,
Mr W. r. COolbaugh announced that aOOu' oVVO0 YIN
ets remained i'm Nh. CrOsby's hands usOld; 10 io '
81 which in the drawing Mr. Crosby wOnid nave an eIu
able right He requested the audience u ues'sn"o wv
Of their own number to draw the tickets pot SHOUTS Vi
.Coumit,ce from all parts Of the house. indicated gen
sra confidence in the gentlemen on the stage VINO cnose
from their own number Mr.. j. G. DOir fresluen' VI ''
chicago Board of Trade TO draw 'ne nol'O'ls
fno,o the LARGER wheel, and Mr. Pulsfer oil
Boston 10 draw the prize tickets from lDo
stoaler one Mr. Rouse Of st. Louis received ana an
oupeed the numbers and prizes and other members as
sted az Secretaries and otherwise. At IS minutes past
u the drawing began At 40 minutes past lhe sr"u
erae was drawn, and at precisely the drawing wac
fniso6 The most perfect order maintained through
out and in response to the inquiry Of the Chairman an
expression Of unanimous satisfaction was volunteered
The nine chief prizes were drawn as follows;
Eyst Pri.e-Ticket No $500 the Crosby Opera House.
W iued az 100000 49,, - A..
second Pise-No. 16 $50, Bierstadts painting OF the
Yosemite Valley"
.hlrd Prire--No. 6,1S7, CrOpsCy's Autumn"
F61trM Pri-e-NO. 70 SOS, " Irving and Friends
kf6h Pri;e-NO. IS, $50, " Woods in Autumn"
Ertk Prise-No. q 1876, d" Recognition"
Scrt3h Priso-NO. 81 ,g42, Deer on the PralHe'
BighM Pri.e-NO. 56,9 Alpine Scenery" -.
aiam Prise-No l6l,55l, Marble Bust vi Abraham LIN
cola
Mono Of the names Of ticket holders are known YET
Tho books were sealed and delivered 10 the Committee
this morning The fun drawing was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
THE STORM.
At THE EAST.

THLrsaIPB TRIBUNE.
Boston, Jan. 2l.-Another snow-storm from the
northeast set Last night and continued up 10 o'clock
this morning. when Ii turned to RAIN which Is now com
Ing down quite fast All the mails due from York
and the South up 10 yesterday have arrived No mails
from Providence, FAN River New-Bedf0rd have ar
rived here since Thursday. Large gangs Of workmen
were engaged all day yesterday IN removing snow nom
the streets
PORTLAND, Jan. 20.-The British brig Gaatea, McLane,
from Boston, 4th for ST. Johns off Damarscota Island
1b cut away the foemast TO prevent going ashore, and
los, part Of the mainmast. She tewed into Port
land to-day 10y the schooner Frank Barker.
A northeast snow storm Is prevailing. Their
molnctcr lio at noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22

IN together this evening" there slight delay on me
roads but tonight they are apparently all clear and the
trains are running regularly. ~. A., ,,-oor
Gov G9ary and family took possession Oh TUG EAoou
tive Mansion this morning.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 21.-The Spanish steamship
Ocean Bird, which put into Norfolk Leaking, VII "a
placcd I'm the dry-dock at the NavyY9rd Arrived
schooner Rachel Vannaman from New orkfor 81 MATHS
Florida she encountered heavy gales, and could not ge
into the Delaware Brcawater In consequence OF heav
ice extending ten miles to Reports large fleet OF
vessels anchored along the beach from Absecom 70 bar
negat, with their hus and rigging covered with Ice
Schooner Adele Trudell, Newber for philadelphia en-
coIntered gales off HateIas, and put into the Inlet
Schooner James Hague for Philadelphia, and Richard
williams for New York from NewbeTn, were anchored III
the inlet waiting for favorable weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
NATION OFFICE,

NEW-1 OTk, ,
DEAR SIR: | see that you are publishing letters
from various persons who have evidently become
very partial t0 the pens of your manufacture; IL
occurs 10 that you would produce greater effect
by rcprintng the letters of those whom your pens
have failed to satisfy, besides econOmzlng great
deal of space in your advertisement, for think
qudyter of "A column of The Tibuae would hold them
all.
But If yOu are fixed in your present policy, please
feel at liberty 10 refer To me- one prepared to say
not that Your pen is the best in the market, flor
have made comparisonl but so good; so thoroughly
well made, so adaptable TO every hand, and so dura-
bic even under the most trying abuse, that he must
be, who would seek better, much more fastidi0us
writer than and he who weares himself with steel
pens while yours are procumble at much less cost,
must either be more conservative or more ndustIi-
Gus, or of greater means than Yours gracefully
WENDELL Z. GARRISON.
A. MORTON, ESQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
"Thc Pen is Mighher than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEG-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
-----.....+<.i'"
M0RTON'S GOLD PENS,
TILE BEST PENS In TIE WORLD.

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, aud by every duly-appointod Agent at
the same prices. o., ,
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of amy other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public viii
on the Agent; i'll 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. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
ana NO. 10 the largest
PRICES OF PENS WITH smyER-MoUNTEp DESK.
HOLDERS
MoRToN's SECOND QUALITY.

These IA carats ne superior to any Morton
Pens made previous TO the year 1860.
Every Pen is stamped "A. Norton Second QualIty,n
and numbered.
The Points warranted for six months except against
accident. :.
The Cases made of Coin Silver, but not heavy
as those of the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22

A swINDLE-CRosBY DRAWS HIGH PRIZES.
CHICAGO Jan. 21-Midmght-It is asserted in best in
formed circles that Crosby holds the tickets for the three
chief prizes next after the first and II il not certain that
he has that also. 1t also turns out that the opera
house 10 be decided is not the whole building repre-
sented but only the audience in the inaccessible
center Of the block If this proves the biggest swnde
OF the season no will pity the victims
Ldfey.-A II. Lee Of Prairie du Rocher. Randolph
County, H. is the winner Of the Crosby Opera House,
and not John Meyer Of Chicago previously reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22

terNY T'' AVoass
MortOns Gold Pens No better pen than this a made =
TAnencan Agncuturt. ~ ~~ss~
With long experience and Patented Machinery Mr. Morton ehs
manufacture Gold Pen that in opinion eaua Tv is%
They are hcomParaby the best mAd-lst Cloud Dsa%
crat, MINI. N~r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
MORTON'S THIRD QUALITY.


These Pens u fne and although cheaper are
at least equal any gold pens made elsewhere regard
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen lie stamped "a Morton, Third Quality and
numbered. z
The Points warranted for months, except against
accident.
The Cases made Of Coin Silver, but not heavy
those Of the First Quality. -
PRICES OF PENS; AND PINS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
MoRToNs FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens 10 carats fine are ponted with IN
very best idosmin Points, carefully selected and nons
this quality is sold with the slightest
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen is stamped "A Morton, First Qualityp ana
numbered.
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident.
The Cases made OF Coin Silver, and for this quality
are extra heavy and strong.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENsroy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
THE STORM WEST.

81. LOUIS, Jan. 2l.Tho snow storm ending yesterday
was heaviest for many years hockadng the Eastern
railroad and interfering with the Missouri roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
MOTIONS CHEAP GOLD PENS.
MOT WADDANTEn


These Pens 10 carats fine, and are Better Writing,
and Durable Pens than can without operating Mo
Patented Machinery be produced for the prices even
were the Gold furnished gratuitousy.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN sILvER-PLArED Ex-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen. 50 90. whitehead Case. 81 %
Lucky Pen. with Pencil Case. rs
Always Ready Pen. co. with Pencil Case. 80
Elegant PEN 1 IS. with Pencil Case. 90
Excelsior Pen. ..... 80. with Pencil Case. rs
These are Wel-Finished, Good-WTing Gold Pens With
IrdOsmn Points the average Of every OF which
will far Outlast gross Of the best Steel Pens although
Hey are uludrTdHed, and therefore not erch0gedoe.
They not numbered but correspond in size to Nos q
3, 4, 5, and respectively. Z
To CLUBsA discount Of 10 per cent viii be allowed on
OF s2 Of SIS per cent on $; and OF per cent on
$40; II sent 10 address at one time.
The risk is taken of all remitances by mail IN
letters and the safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed 70
all who send twenty cents Charge for registering In adj
diti0n TO the price OF the goods ordered.
on receipt Of the money the subscriber will send By
turn mail otherwise directed Gold Pen or Pens
selecting the according to description Address,
A. MORTON,
No MAInTNIANE NEW-YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
CITY NEWS.

T,,p.pTr,I. SUFFRAGE-LECTURE AT COOPER In
srITUTE-The lecture CT Dr. Garrett which on Thursday
last postponed was last evening delivered De1Ore m
audience of about 500 people the large meenghal at
Conner Insne The speaker alluded briefly to the abo
tiOn Of Slavery In the Rebel0us STATES ana aiso 70 It
recent abotion i'm the District of Columbia or the Suf
B he said The political effect of the passage of
the Manhood Suffrage Bill for the Dlstrct OF @
south ard it's moral Influence win be incaIculable
The South used to in reproacntn splrl YET wir
urisdicton and why do not you Republicans Apply your
principles there" This language rebukes the nnspeK
able and hypocrisy OF those free states Ho
called on black men to take up arms III usichso W t
and stu refuse mem od Dgy of b
She has had the to redeem rae peGgS made haste
10 violate It, without blush NewJersey, ONO, ana
Pennsy lyania will soon find themselves in position to
prove themselves false true to their implied promises
EewYork viii this very year be tested in regard TO her
honor and sincerity in this important subject The
and ON retiring was loudly applauded Mr. Powell editor
of The 1ntSidry Standard was present. and addressed
of eoorcd people who were Intelligent and appecatiye'
RELIEF OF SUFFERERS At THE S0UTH.-A preiim-
mary meeting held ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel on
Saturday evedDg at which committee was appointed
effort for the relief of Southern sufferers II has been
determined to hoG public meeting at the Cooper nsti-
will preside. Addresses viii be made by Henry Ward
Beechcr, Horace Greeley, and others.
tAunouncsmonts.l
TIE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA suffered, az it is known
Ave years from CoyvsprioS Dr. oPphogsT he most e% hssa
~ HOFFs
The 81 this REzRDY which l. also
Pleasant BEVERAGE r johann Hof n BeTn was invited 70 an
which be received the warnest thanks oth Imperial Family
him EPEROE HIGHEST CROSS OF
NE,iT diploma IS a mark II his eternal obligation
The Diploma be HOFPs MALT EXTRACT DEPOT Y0R
AMERICA 52 BROADWAY, " " well letters Of
approval rom persons IN al parts Of the world who lave used
orgs E1rAAor also ihe prescriptions Of By the FIRST PHIsf
Il0pVs MALT EXTRACT DEPOT, No. 5i2 BRoADwtY
Pace &c DozENOne dozen and npwad delivered 20 any part
city Brooklyn. wiaibargh Jersey City free Of charge
ByEKYwHERK
YOUNG AMERICA. Young AMERlCA!!-The Feb
with extraordinary array Of Entertaining Stos En-
craving, Puzzles Everybody than delighted with Young
America.
DEMOREsTs MONTHLY MAGAZTNT-The February
number extraordinary attractions. including Music h'ores
oeaoh Matters Elegant Engvngs 10 oil cooT, Fashions and
other Eoyeltes-NOg Ready.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1857 is NOW
READY eTment rnler head Vi New Pubca
lions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
OFFICE or THE PRESS, I
pHnADELpIIIA, JAn.lO, 1867. s
A. MORTON, esq.

A. MORTON, esq.
DEAR SIR: Five years ago began to use gold pen
of your manufacture and have written with it ever
since say at least IL to Is pages of toolscap every
day. 1t has continued in good condition, you may
imagine, when l tell you that am using it, to
write this note. have found it as elastic as quill
pen, never cutting the paper, scattering the
ink and, above all, durable. Few single pens have
had so steady work. Thinking you ought to know
this, tell it to you, and am. yours truly
II SuFrToN MACKENZIE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
X. SHELTON MACKENZIE
OrvIcE ~ rur ScrpNrIric AuFRIcAN,

Y
No. ~ PARKIlOw, NEw-l June 20, leoi ,
acquainted with the Gold
tton In saying that the Machines ented and Patented 10y MI
Pens q the world ROBERT MACFARLANE,
Editor Scientific American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
DOMESTIC PORTS,


CHiELEsrOy Jan. 2.--Sailci, scir Nevada, Baltimore.
Ssy,ys,H. jan 2iAriye steamship Gen Barnes Nesiork
Jan 2huyet steamship Herman Lvngstone and
previously reported th. Gen Barnes which however hourly
pe The steamship Teaes Tor New0ra1s put IN ioE babor on
account Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
IEPROgENEYTS IN NET. YORK.

TIE NEW BUILDINGS OF 1S66-NUMBER OF HOUSES
gRECTfD-REPORT UPON UNSAFE BUILDINGS
CONDITION OF TENEMENT-HOUsEs.
The Annual Report of the Superintendent of Build
ings in NewYork is always matter of great interest
showing the progress made during 70 months of the
ropo This Report for the year 1866 has just been
pleted by superintendent Aacegor and we present its
Joain points below
- NEW BUILDINGS.
The number Of buildings c2gmeegced during the year
67O being 40 than IN 1865 OF these l29 were
completed and s7s completed which begun IN 1865