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Il Gale & Hayden, a. LIE o.. 'An1. 10 r 1l9I
street. have hand Re and ksnr'a $500, y ~. -.
con-. sc g. al Of mir Manufacture, te qla.iy OF
III .,ver and the workmanship u when VIII DE- guaan
- ma =, ans made m the Une. STATES. which they Of
fr ~, ..- 10 he Trade retail On tic most favorable
~ W ' " "a au1z la~ow'
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10 The greenwood crimalkins of the Express
have a wonderful capacity for overlooking the plain
and obvious import OF language and discovering in
il some hidden meaning that " is not to be seen by
common eyes. In our account of the execution OF
Parkc and Carter. we stated a. did all the public
journals far observed that they died protesting
their innocence. On this undispuied isc, made no
comment whatever, and yet the Express Of
stirring up public sympathy for the murderers"
count of II The comment did make on the execu
ton no, tina, there any call for sympathy for
the cuprts but that the spectacle thus exhibited had
tendency to deprsve the public mind and render human
NE insecure. This point the Express passes over
IN silence and taking counsel Of is bitter prcjudces
lmpues TO us an intention which had no place in our
mind Our objections TO Capital Punishment are not
founded in personal sympathy for the murderer. but
upon principles which involve the welfare and security
Of the whole community Ii is much easier however
for something that have not said than
70 show iha, view Of the moral influence Of public
execution is erroneous Very well gentlemen We will
bear your misrepresentation with what patience We
may. confident that all candid persons will judge fairly
bet,yeen
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TO.pAY'S OUTSIDE.

FIRST PAGE.-Lecturcs Modern History Thirst
Tor War Letter from Green the Reformed Gambler
Literary Notices Prof sllimsn Lightning Rods, SC.
FOURTH PAGE.-Money and Marine News lightning
Al Somerset List of Letters remaining in the City
Despatch Post Office
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DR.. CRisriE's GALvANIc RiSCs AND MAGNETIC FLUID
The advert semen IN relation 10 Oh and renafkab
discovery wi be- found the First Page Be not decruef
n purchasing pnri0us grticleS. Th- only place n New"
YORK abian the genuine Rings and FLUID a. ~ Fulton
- Sun Bulldngj Only Agent 10 Brooklyn, James W.
smith, Druggist Fulton and Craubsrrys AL iin
taions sOld elsewhere base and worthless counieits
guljot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

The Ninth number Of Lardners Lectures VIII be rea"y
10 deliver to Booksellers and Agents ms Day ~o'"
instant II contains Lectures on Protection rom L's''
ming Magnetism. Electro-Nagneusm The Iherrnome'e''
Atmosphere Electricity and Evaporation.
The back numbers may still be obtained Price -
CENT. each The work vii be compe,ed In u numbers
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THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. AUGUST -. ls45.

~ An evening edition OF The Tribune isprinted
every afternoon o'clock containing the laies, news
received the city Of New York up TO that hour besides
brief Of the Markets and sales Of stocks up to
q o'clock, 2. NJ Travellers on board Of steamboats,
and other. leaving the city in the afternoon can obtain
the evening edition by nquring for II ofihe news boys
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The Prices Of Goods.

VIII the M0rniNe Nercs which asserts that manu-
featuring Is so lucrative a business, and certain To-
continue Tarfio No Tariff tell us nh yHs friends
do Ros embark ~ 40 Here are millions Of capita
in our City controlled by men whose favoritc news
papers are daily telling them tina, Cotton fabrics
which sell for n cents yard made at a cost OF
not over cents II this is true there is no BUSINESS
half so profitable in the world making these
goods and will not be even when the Tariff is cut
down Why then don't our Loco. Foco capitalists
believe their journals and embark in Manufacturing
The Tariff gives monopoly to Wings or To Tariff
men; Loco Focos and Free Traders welcome To
share in all its advantages We hear complaints tina,
Boston is making lots Of money by Manufacturing
and New York none. |, strikes us that this is no,
at all the fault Of Boston Her capitalists were all
for Commerce and Free Trade twenty five to thirty
years ago but the Democracy OF the Nation
ruled them in Congress and decided for Home In
dus,ry, Protection and Manufactures Well the
Bos,snians coniormod and now the cry is raised
thai' they are making all the money this way-so we
must go square round the other tack. and try 10
take the wind out of their sails somehow.
We do not believe there is any wi,cbcraf
about Manufacturing aud if there is no, We know,
thar home coihP't'i"h VIII by the operation of the
inevitable laws OF Trade bring its profits down to the
arerage Of profits in other branches OF Industry
VIII the News tell us rhy this is no, sol We
know that it, assertion that
the manufacturers Of all of cotons in America
now make avowedy IS per cent on their sales"
Is a very grave mistake if nothing worse But If
there is glimmerng Of truth in it, wky don't the
Free TRADERS who profess to believe III engage IN
MaHutacfHring' Tell ~ why
~ The Boston Repeal Association had an in.
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Auti.ffcutisIll,

The EyDress devoted another long column to The
Tribune Yesterday on the Anti Rent tack We have
time but TO brand its essential falsehoods VIZ
!. II rs false that The Tribune has ever encour'
aged any violations Of Law. whether under the pre-
toncc of Anti Rent or any other. On the contrary
The Tribune has ever held that any act OF lawless
mss ON the part of the Tenants would certainly pre-
iudice and probably defeat their cause.
Q II IS false that the course of The Tribune on
tits .ubiect has ever been dictated counseed. or
even suggested. by Wing politicians at Albany or
elsewhere. We have never even spoken five
minutes on the subject with all the Wings Of Al
binv now living
B. MS false that there is serious doubt OF the
ighiulness of the Landlords title to any part
OF the leased lands The extensive tract lying be
tween the branches of the Delaware see Map OF
Delaware County was long ago the subject of ser
Gus controversy. The Western boundary of the
urea, Hardenberg Patent il the Delaware River
of course the settlers insisted that the Eastern
branch was the Delaware, while the Landlords
e. aimed TO the Western. We believe there has
bcn a legal decision in favor of the Landlords, but
any man who will glance at the map of Delaware
v III see that the was an extremely doubtful
one And this is by no means the only respect IN
which these titles have been honestly believed not
10 cover all the lands claimed and leased under
them.
l. II IS false tina, The Tribune has ever encour
aged belief that the Legislature State Conven
ton would or could annnl the Landlords titles and
give the lands in fee to the Tenants We know
" ell and have always proclaimed that the State
cinnot annul contracts.
;. Nis false tina, there is any fair analogy between
the Lcaschold Tenants questioning the Landlord :
tides and that of foreigner who should come over
and lay claim to the Aston House by possession
Mr. Astor holds the Astor House by title older and
better than any parchment deed whatevcr-ihat OF
having hired aud paid for the Labor which con
-'ructcd it, Ina the lcasehod case the rights founded
IN Labor are on the side of the tenants and the
Landlords are fairly bound TO show as we doubt no,
il,cr willingness to do title to the lands beside
lie leases given by the tenants in the presumption
that a good anterior title existed.
Blu, the Express is worried about our aver
sion TO Capital Punishment and nsinuates that it
will ndspose as TO see the penalty of the law exc
cntcd on the sayers of Steele 1t has no basis for
this suspicion. Our rule is uniform. inhexible-
Amend bad law, bit enforce all laws so long
they exist. We have always resisted all importu
mites TO favor the pardon OF murderers the com
mutation of their punishment We believe indeed
that legal bloodsh teaches men shed blood lille
sally but we hold to the infexible enforcement, OF
al laws while they exist. SO only can bad laws be
distinguished and amended
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- If'.TT''IT"II
Once tWa- white. but now o. So lo&,
Coarse and r0u- b. and dark ani -sl.ow.
BEwARE LADiEs-Toucn not prepared cAa- Do VII ri.t
your ssin 80 .at beautiful vegetable pfrparllOnihs
Joue.'- Spanish Liiy Nhirt VII 1--WE your .in natural
hf-ke wilderness aid improve your -kn. sod only NJ d
Chatham 3ll BFoadsayi " 10 tuton-sres Brook
81 mn .rOi
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SILVER WARE

II Notice.-BEEBE l. COsTAR, lt6 Broadway
vii Introduce Saturday 3oh Angus ls'' is a. a-n
ION flr G,-ni- -nIrI,. Hal-. y. az =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

rvrp,o.ntx,pv Apagsr-We -ley Flavel who
va. some time ago convicted Of murder IN he ssoong
isrr,e in S..lna h. niece and subsequently pardoned
az Gov Porar on the ground Of insanity cohaiih'l
ia be should .eave the country. And h"t 'o
u bis reason fully restored. Wa lsiua!
BIZ officers Hofner aud Na-Innir- cnai =. On oa-- az
.-rsfion Of a.. slant attorney general ~ Aii'oh ~"
having violated the conditions ~ the sain paiuon' ne
sgal question. involved IN this case pave A'eei D.ir
zen IN this country and are cacuAt'9 :" 49, ~
.terest He Wa committed BY Recorder aux ia a.-
-, hi S-0nl baU for a farther hearing On Tuesday
orning ~ 10 O'Clock ~ = "" -'
'TTHF Pass ARRIVED y r-,'i.a! nl''n'n-
here was quite a crowd Of persons % '.s Aa-. 80
ns a. tLe Pres. snd Type Of the iinr . -, u -
VA iost arrived from exiuson ACCORDING 20 me tsp
,,,,n suss. 10 ~. ne-y thing ~as IN q 81 pisht-
Inc pre- taken pieces an t1fnoisa o. % -
In -onnlefe disorder in the dir 81 '1' 800 =. ~
- IN AMI exposed The rrsP-c,Ao.e uoDocrAts
i,d not execute their task IN very WI -
ner. 81 .-.rvv
A REVOLUTIONARY HERO roNt '-ool a. -
- s.rrr,rv .,-sier Of 10 died Al Jamestown. Le
bsnon County Pa on IL 7th instant ~ 'Hr -. acea
,-e of % wears and m.aihs. Inc co.on. Inn ~
bls military career as Captain of o.nn..i
IN the Indian wars. He sersed a, ins pa De- y ",
Sin where he was made prisoner ?! ~ -. y, NJ
,n made hs ,s-au-s and reached the American camp
and afterUard. srry I'd in the enE-s.taen :. 'e'
Brandywine and Al Germanto"n' a CT ~-~ N1f'A'
and MAJOR. 49, -. .t., cl..f
CHASCERY REPcRTER.-Ne leArh mar Nnahce'-
t- Wslwo-,b IA. ,noointed Oliver l. baru0sr hsq he
oor,er 10 the Court of chIncery IN place - Aionzo L
Paige. ESQ. resigned
~ Mr. y D. GAY at Springfield ha- been --nt
20 ih Common Pleas By Justice -eainans 70 oe -d o'
numerically beating his dog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

,g7GERTRrDE A Tale By the Author OF Amy
Herbert Edited by Rev. w. SeweL VI A. Cthe two Lon
Ion volumes in one) forms No Of Appleton's Lera.
rs Melange-A Series OF Books for Popular Reading Il
form. neat but rather close volume Of 5i2 pages. We
may speak Of it again.
- Twenty Airs from the Bohemian Cir" arranged
TOR the Flute have been published BY T. Ferret Co.
~ Broadway. Price ?, cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

To BEAUTrFY AND PREsERvt THs HAlR-Iue 1enlin'
Balm Of COumhia--We truly regret the state That many
thousands city mourning over the - Of Their
hair but fully aware land now INFORM uh"in
that an an iniaibe remedy may be- found al - CORTLAND
street. which will only restore the hair Of those VINO for
many year. been bald but 10 also mpar- rch glossy
appearance unknOwn by the of any other artc- Try
II LADIES and you VIII be delighted sold only al Il Corr
laul--tre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

STOVE AND laos N,RNisH-A superior propagation io
impatug to all soNr. pipes AMI fun-Nofn ~ every Nr
-cripton splendid polish equal to coach boly- Mun'
the important Advantage possesses - tti 10 i
10 the tTaced - any ordinary hsaf and Li % pre-
vent. al CRATES and irou-lyors from fu.fns TIE bea.
aud briiaucv hitch gives % iron ml- bee seen io H
ced sold at p Cori and street price - and W. otfi-
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GoUR,UD's PoUDRE SUBTLE for eradicalng hair Got.
gAuD's LIQUID Vegetable Rouge. 0otRArO8 Hsf Dye
GouRAUDs Lily NhiietO be had al 81 " street 81
store FROM Broadway. euloi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

DISEASES of rnr BiooD-Ai his warm season Of Pie
year cufnueous affections md had hraHnl- oli upon '
kin are unu -uav angrsgasi. ami s poor victim - Phi
un Frequently covered vu be-. erupfOn-, tlh sniliA
-ore- The system needs ate faF' puntf in ururf '
-yp. from the blood le of no, - affections. Com
stocks Sar.aparl i- he best PREPARATION l Use For N
purpose n i mild and safe medicine and al Who 81
20 keep their free from disease should Use ts com
renaied extract Price 20 per bote. or six boiir
lor - Sold al p Cortland street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

NisLo'. GARDEN Tonight the hr-t Vaudeville per'or-
nance. We expect that Madame C0unot VIII BE- highly
successful as Rca,lc The second Prina Donna Madame
Ca..ne : to execute OF Ter difficult Artistic excellent
Baritone Garry also sngs-Malheu who ws- 80 great
avorie also ough but he great esi Of ihe evening
will be Madame Cruuo pronounced The best French a.
tres. that ever visited New-N ork Presioi leads TWO over
lures. ST. Ire beautiful graceful Madame Richer acts sn
o,.r.i character. Thi. lady D.. ua,h improved. N..e.
Prtincion AM Celeste dsace their la yphde Pas de
Deux We are pleased 90 see that dee French Company
nl.v Ma-.an.eUo" tomorrow eit
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Inv Courts.

VICE CHANcrLLoRs CovRr-R H. Ri4hfr- 70. {
Sprrry and L. Thompson The parties ministers al
the Gospel Mr. RICHTER publishes periodical terme
" the National Protestant Magazine the good vii oi
which he purchased from Mr. Sperry al cost OF sing.
VI :. covenantng al the time. not 10 publ any SINH
~ work Mr.. : now publishes in connection with Mr.
lho mpson. periodical entitled >perrys Illustrated
Nagazine which Mr. K contends 20 be similar 20 .
Nat nal = N. and violation of contract Motion j.
mace on his behalf for injunction restraining Mesrs
:. :. I. from further publishing their work The
Vic Chancellor considered the publication breach
II contract. and granted the injunction
United STATES CoxNIssioxEKs OFFrcE-Com-
plsint made yesterday against a seaman named NJ
aruig charging him with perjury in falsely swearing
deposition in admiralty. An examination was heS
before Commissioner Morton. who did not consider tn
charge sustained and dismissed the complaint
WATER CURE TEA, A correspondent of the Al
bany Evening Journal. writing from Braeboro n6 de-
ing the Die, the Water Cure Establishment Their.
says that Tea consists OF Bread Butter Milk and Fruit
and then adds that Salt Meats Spices Wine. Coffee,
Tea. sc. are prohibited" Verify the thea ries Of
Diet make sad havoc of o. time honoye, tech
ncstiesi Going 10 Uafo" will eventually o. subsu-
Iu'ed for Gong Tea - What will the gossip loving
danes TO such revolution in household phrss ology
out IA a rtb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

,y- The story about troubles in Georgeio"n
College published in the Washington correspondence IN
The Express Is contradcied By the Freemans Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

2 Dodworih's Cornet Band of this City was
to gives Concert last night in Boston They were to be
assisted by kendsls Brass Band
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

- The crowded Hoboken Ferry Boats are occs.
stoned by the Free Exhibitions gwen by Mr. Mccsrty-
Persons paying the regular fare Hoboken have the
benefit Of stroll the beautiful Groves and walks Of
the Ely.lan Fields and witness Gymnssuc Yeats and
Operate Buresques etc free gratis for nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

N,vN.-The following was dropped this morn
Ing in our news box We presume Is correct although
without name
draft Of sxty-seyen recruits Tor the nsysl service
LETT the Receiving vessel this morning for Norfolk IN
IN. steamer Cumberland under command Of Frederick
A. Neville OF the Navy. lfhu eazstie' ast evening
,g~ John Y Mason. Esq. the Attorney General
e;, the city Yesterday morning visit 20 Virginia Ne
understand he will De absent about fortnight Union
VuI,ISors-On Sunday afternoon ! noticed
crowd gathered round the basin into which the wai,f
from the fountain AZ the Cspita lows forming eeP'H
u several feet and in which kept Two or three dozen
nsh OF great variety and hue and upon drawing near
discovered that the fsh had been destroyed A. sup
posed by thing thrown into the water FOR mat
pose The man who could be- guilty OF slch conduci
deserves more than common cCn.grc.
Wash. Cor baltimore sun Aug 20
STEAMBOAT ~rNK-The stcamb0a, Enicrpnzc
eit Can;1cir- Bridge on Monday morning with 1900
Jackets oi peaches and -lt mp t,n passenger In go
hi down the creek sLc rin on the Hats. W ben she
aos,sd again il was found fili shc was leaking ON
getting into the bay the water 100 her caused her % cs
rccn AMI she immediately nlet through her cabin WIN
loxs To save the fruit on Der deck IN was run on
the point and now les sunk al toe mouth 90 the Apo
gu.nimnk. l''-" ',-
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
~ Extract Of letter to the diiors Of the Naiol

~ Extract Of letter 10 the diiors Of the Nation
luellieenoer. from friend II the White sulphur
Springs. Virginia, dated the 2lsi MT.
The great statesman Of the West HENRY CLAY. arm
we'd u this place th. evening and has taken odsns-
FOR tbs remainder If the watering season he looks
well and appears 70 De- in his usual god spirits lie
came rather unexpectedly but IN few minutes Va
Known smong the hundreds here that HE>KS CRAY
wa IN the hotel and degree OF happy excitement
spontaneously broke forth bordering enthusiasm -
Ill. visit very apropos there being these Spring.
AZ this moment numerous distinguished sni gay
A. as.erubsge Of y!siiers ever met here any pre-
vious season among them * President TylER. wife
sud daughter Hon ANDREw STEVENSON. Gen lEsIlE
CONES and others conspicuous IN public honors and dis
t!nsu.sned in civil professions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

II The Boston Repeal Association had an in
tere'ting meeting on Monday evening sixtyhve dollar
were subscribed on The occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

American INsrITvrE OF lNsTRrcTioS-Ih
meetings Of TIL. Institute continued al Hartford %
Monday Dr. HAVE. requested % furnish copy
Iii. Lecture or The Profession Of the Teacher ior
publication Five thousand extra copies were ordered
Tor sraiuiiogs distribution
The proper organization OF schools Vas discussed .
NJ B,ENAED o., Hartford. Mr. Bishop Of Providence, and
Dtner- n.
The best system = adopted IN Boston salem, Prov
euce and Portland Esch city constitutes one rrltofy
Or school district and the schools are 81 drereni
suited 10 the different ages and ata.nnent- OF me
scholars In Providence the schools are arranged ID
classes The first or primary school i adapted iof
children from 20 years the second or !nierneolS"
school for children from 10; the third IA grammar
-choo for youths from 10 Il the fourth cass L com
.osei Of High schools. FOR Gentlemen and ior ,snlss
and compe,eul teachers employed Tor me dnefent
-ehoo!s Education i thus obtained IN puOlc schoo4-
for all cl asses as thorough u wanted.
Al half past o'clock a lecture was delFrfed oy r A
ADAMS OF Byno.d On Intellectual Arithmetic he
a. not disposed cenounce the written y stems BY
wholesale but si he claimed that the Intellectual sys
,eu was preferable. inasmuch as Il was more In con
fo-rity with the natural laws Of thought Nultiphcs
tion for instance by the written system Is performed
bsckwsrf- By the intellectual forwards BY the fret,
each figure - multiplied unit. by the latter at IL
proper value, the hundreds hundreds. tens a.
tens. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

- The Independence Guards. Capt Cairns Of
this City arrived in Boston on Tuesday about noon
The New England Guards Capt. Brsdee received them
A. they passed the Commons salute was bred ~
company Of Artillery. Dodworih'' and hendaI' Bands
furnished the music. The Mayor Of Boston received
them at the City Hal with short speech They
paraded in the afternoon the Common, and took din
ner afterwards. at Concert Hall. The Boston papers
give catering report. Of their appearance and reception
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

THDsE SUFFERING WITH IHf Fitts.-We are frequently
surprised ia many suffer with un- compliant "iff
~ Linm.ni Wi en,cfuay cure te d-irf--nt ntAlt
Tins remedy prescribed hy many ply c.an-. and ne pr
pli.Or- offer refund The money 10 ca.e - remedy ia. h
effect = cure sold al n Cortland street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

- The advertisement Of Charles II. Lyon the
Principal Of the Grammar School, 90 Broadway Il wor-
ihy the attention Of parents about selecting schools Tor
their children. Mr.. Lyon j. experienced Teacher
and we take pleasure in commenting attention TO his
Institution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-28

~ $500 thaIlen2f.-Io All i.ortrnAlfE $50
riislllal- manu- trlHrAs AID srillng BabA LpAs~'
e.-ing sctla security. 49,, pa.
Toe 8nders zuei, manufactures 81 sesells PAIN
I'd. 90 ptc BANK Lock, with view Of Tor ever ps-s,
.r he comparative security Of hi van0u- LVc' 80.
Ore the Public 90 hereby invite sud cnarfsr az 49,,
claiming 10 have secure Locks MEET hem iof hsA a..
% -. ~ the American Destitute NV fOs, % = -,-
be- fret ~, next Septfmbrr where The matter w or.
q Tor far AMI open tnal, agrrrsoe ~ - r,t
If. erein forth ~Mih ~ plrdg- "pf-r''' -. a,
I'd sil1- by, claiming Tor ourselves s+u1 P'''
no-e h.ch ~ grant ~. -. 40
We griI rut ~ iiu- Ps'ent Psrau,0ptc banh 80
" hundred dollars In competition 9Th NE -, r.r<r
lr rnanufscflrsr 70 the wOf b. and ~ &c a. Sun y - -
accrI- io that party who -hal -sccr'-i ia 'T'
.ock II iher competitor .
The provisions sud PRIV .eges are a. i"oN- Al o.s
We will o ACE INTO tn pu--"s,iOn ~ any fHlst ~ -,
u f- Par.afOpflc Ban. LOc.s for t~si'e hOp' - .
a. NAV h. arre.d 1pon f0r ib- purpose Of rislh-s
construction and G-vl-lg means, hey eal, ~ ~
.r % "a been 4ced tAe door an1 1oeNe- r.s mo
-rru.ioa " fhe examination lhr Locs "a - - oqr
~ hands of Cofumitte- or m our p".----"n xorsnf
...,.a of -afi.fsrx ourselves that he Loci Is N
tn. onerao,. viii them be- allowed 70 put me ~, :, ID
gefh-r themselves our presence All screw - -
io,~ H.. - r hey may be- satisfied that every :. In
ofo "a h. H. .ane position Ia he Lock a. my ~e lx
t.ms ~ evan nAn0u TIE Lock then 70 he loeA~.
f,aI bv COMMITTEE on any change Which can = "a
~. k-y The-~ advantages VIII prove "hru :, .ms
.,,r.. agans Us makef ana other persons DAVIES o~r
lv.ctag.. ard should be- try ~ s1cce-s" "A
40 liz II silh the-. advantages. they VII D. eN
al paid '1e above reward - .,s,i fst
IN h.. --eurry II th-r Lick meet us on he r'n .or
1.r.-i and Will produce Lock which Is Tree hou -h 4
cles o. deception, VIII please TO shdfess Is
am, me i1n winch CONVEYS ,his chsli-ngr. -.
DAY NEWELL, bsnk Locks"n,,,
New YORK, August ), lSth "' -.-s-..
n B. The Lock produced nus In no psfuca.' IA ~
,Pon as .seuisd for tAs p.ssn' r1'H'''Ae .ss -
mutation Bank Lock W