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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

The weekly tide Cf sbblDg and flowing prices in
the beef cattle market Of this city caught the
butchers at Bulls Head yesterday on the flood, and
carried them almost up to the point it was at two
weeks ego. The supply Of bullocks was short
yesterday, and all Of the best-and they were none
too good sold at prices equiVaenttO IL to 10 cents
a pOurd for the meat, :he buyer making the hides
and at-the latter prOduc. not being very abundant
Happily, We have great supply of sheep and
lsnts, at moderate prices, and vegetable food is
plenty, and should be chespe; than meat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

Mr.. Henry O'Rielly announces that, in company
with John J. Speed, John Butterfeld and others,
he is about to push forward the great enterprise Of
connecting our Atlantic With our Pacific territory
by means Of the Magnetic Telegraph. We are
heartily glad to hear it, ard trust that these efforts
will be reasonably crowned with success. Yet Wa
will not suppress our conviction that good Ma
tional highway over the most fscile and convenient
route, is tie first practicable step to DO taken in
improving our means Of intercourse with our
brethren on the Pacific, and that the Magnetic
Telegraph must follow this road, AID be secured
from warton injury BY daily poss-eoach or coaches
running in each direction and carrying tie Mails.
This being effected, the Pacific Railroad viii soon
follow. Half the money we have spent OF round
about Mails by way Of the Isthmus OF Darien and
Mexico would have long since Get the Overland
Mail in operation, and tbs would have secured al
the rest. We protes. seailst another dollar being
tskep from the Federal Treasury to pay for carry
ing Mails through Nicaragua, HO1duIas or Tebuan-
tep.c until We shall have achieved hrst.class
Overland Mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

low, hayiIg ADOPTED New Coratitui.on Wiich
charges tie State Election f:on August tc Octo-
ber, AID requires al election ef Go7ernor and
Lieutenant Go-erlo; Ills Agtu-n, Retublcaa
State Ccnye1tioe assembled ss loTa City On the
18th i1s., AM nominated Judge Ralph +. Lowe
OF Keokuk, Lee County, for Governor, WITH O:an
Foyille Of Mitchell Mitchell County, .Or L!euten-
az: Co7e,rc- There were se7e.ai ranes proposed
f5r zach otce, but ne s1ecessfal competitors were
each decidedly saead ca re fs. ballot, and aominas
ed on tieti:Si TIE choice seems il ether ns.a-ce
70 haze been juiicitus. Jr5ge Lowe is one Of the
pioEee's Of Iowa 90 ysars ,e;'Ie-t). ead.-g
LAWYER a.t juE;st, AID highly esteemed in private
life NJ. Fe7:.e las been but th-es yeas Il Iowa
fa-iry graduated a. Wesie!a1 College, Middle
.oTr, Com, 6ttee1 year, ago. si-ce which tir1e
Re lss .sgsat W. toror n Vermont, Ohio and
lliGe:h he Re 10E farmer. His exEeTie,ce as
sssct:, vii BE- :ou1J rsesui Z H., Bead q Ed1.
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b. the arrival Of the steamship America at Hall
fax, we have three days later intelligence from
Europe. The Atlantic Telegraph cable, on the
llth iDst., after 1876 miles Of the cable had been
paid cut, parted in Consequence Of the engineers
putting too great straiu upon the brakes. 1t is,
however confidently televed that this accident
will prove but temporary obstacle to success, ard
that the knowledge gaiued by the failure will re-
dound to the ultimate benefit Of the enterprise.
From Irdia, the news is Of considerable interest.
Though Delhi las not yet fallen, and several more
regiuents lad mutin.ed, tie Bombay aud Madras
aItuitSremantd loyal. TIE Pdnjsub was quiet aud
Calcutta Tranquil, ard the insurgents had been de-
lesied in number Of engagements. The worst OF
the instruction is thought TO be over. From
CbirS, the news is II, important. There are rumor:
tlst tie diicuIty about the Danusan Princpallties
will be settled without conference. 1t is said that
an interview between the Epperors of France an .
Russia " Ill shortly take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

the Free. State men from being swept out OF the
Territory Fte cbaE before the wind In spite Of
their noble courage ard resoute spirit they would
long since have experienced the fate Of Leonida'
AID his Spar.sns but for the powerful diversion
made in their favor BY operations directed against
the Nebra.sa Democracy in every Free State
Only by steady perseverance in the same policy
hitherto so remarkably successful, can the triumph
Of Freedom in Kansas be secured. Missouri has
just .et noble exanple-and for New. York to
fall behind, would be as dsgraoeful as it would be
disastrous. Are the friends Of Freedom to throw
away all the labors efforts and sacrifices of the
tine which has passed since the enactment Of the
Kansas Nebraska bill Are they TO shut their
ears to the loud cries coming up from the South,
that Mr.. Buchanan must carry out the original
plan of handing Kan,as over TO the shareholders
Are they to shut their eyes to what is going on In
KaIsas itsef ard all this to help place the Gov
errment of tie State Of New.York in the hands
ora batch Of intriguers who preach economy and
denounce e1traysssnce Only because they hope in
that way to recommend themselves TO Judss's
ofice-that Of carrying the bag!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

The coed citizens of the State Of New. York are
very strongly urged from various quarters to per
form the feat Of the fishes who jumped oat Of the
irving pan into the FIRE. IL is said that taxes are
very heavy; that the finances Of the State have
been badly managed aud that there has been some
iobbing, or suspicion Of jobbing, at Albany, and
undue party influence in appointments which ought
to lave been made wholly irrespective of party
considerations. Such is the pan Of grease, uncom-
for.ably hot, in which, as is alleged, the good ctl-
zen, Of the State of New York are at this moment
immered, and out Of which they are strongly urged
BY certain councillors to hop regardless OF the i've
Goals of spoils ard party Democracy, on 10 "mca'
in that case, they are certain to fall.
If tie people of the country portions OF the
State and for that matter of the City too, viii be-
ltow little attention on the financial affairs OF THIS
City, they can form pretty accurate guess Is to
what they would be likely to gain BY the change.
1t seems to be the chief business just now Vi those
City officials, placed in authority BY that party to
which it is proposed to commit the management OF
our State affairs to contriyo ways and means tor
trans ferrug the money Of the City, on pretense OF
bogus sales or otherwise, from the City Treasury,
into tie hands Of certain favored individuals. Moth
ing stands in the way of the preparation OF these
robberes on q very large scale except the fact
that a few of the City Offices are still In other
hands. and that some Of the officers hold their ap-
pointment from Abany-another of the great
grievances which the people of this City in partcu-
lar, and the town population throughout the State
in general are loudly called upon to give quietus
TO at the coming State election. If the people OF
the State of New York wish to get clear idea OF
the Democratic-He save the mark !-theory
of taxation aud expenditure let them study with
care the present financial condition Of this City aud
particularly tie Low Der case. 1t is really re-
markable physiological fact that such enormous
beams in their own eyes as some Of our City OF.
cals aid politicians have, do not seem in the least
to diminish the keenness of vision with which
they are able to detect the very smallest mote in
the ey es Of their brethren at Albany. These beams
do, however, seem to produce tie effect, some
times, Of causing them to ascribe to Others that
which is really in themselves.
When the Democratic party, so powerful in this
City shall have shown itself capable Of managing
our CITY finances and expenditures with moderate
degree of wisdom and frusalty, it will, We think,
be quite time to call them in to doctor the dsor-
dered finances of the Stata.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

1.-The Friends Of Human Progress are invited
TO attend 8 third annual meeting at the Friends
Meeting House il North Collins, Erie Co, n. y,
on the 2Jah-6th-7th of September ensuing. The
Committee III. Smith, Surrey, n. y, Chairman
say:
"Thi. Is Religious Meeting Of al circles Of minds
for the free aad friendly interchange Of sentiments
We il yite TO On equal psrtic; patton ell vino acknSwl
edge the Hun an Brotherhood ard the duty Ut show
ing their faith by their works Of goodness and
rehteousness without distinction Of color,
di.iOE. We impose creed, faith or torns but Leave
each ndiy.d free; tie man to els manhood, tho
vcnsn TO her divinity, ard bota 20 tie disclosure
Ct TIE hehe. truths their spirtua. natures may COM
prt bend. Our object i. 20 gan q t-ce knowledge Of
The Lsture and attributes Of ;ns1 ks Cuty II lie
present and his destiny in the future We seek to
open channel for the Investigation Of 81 Soo.a, Re-
sous AID Political systems sni evils IA. now sg:ta.e
the iness Of Lind.
We trust they will f,ye good time. Human
Progress toward tie grceshop, the brottoi, tie
poor. house, TIE prson ne gallows seems joe. nov
uncommonIy rapid snd, if there be asv MEANS Of
gi7iIg i sheer in 4 contrary direction let .uch
means be recognized AID improved 20 the utmost
SO let all Tao have tho time SD money 20 syare,
without vIoreiCy wife, child or creditor, atterd
the Human Progress coIyer.io,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

The predictions of the incredulous have been full
ired--tee Atlantic Telegraph is for the present
failure. and the over sapgune Of two continents are
erievOusly disappointed. As the time for COM
rencmg the grea. experiment approached, there
weIe many Circumstances Which conspired to ele
vate TIE bcpeful and the fact that so msny Difficult
ties of a diverse nature had been overcome had, Of
course, rendered success pioportionaely probable.
1t wss much that many shrcwd men had been
found wiling to risk large amount Of money in
dubious appreciation; that it had received the fos.
tsriDg care AID encouiae ement of two great Gov.
eInmeris and that az actual test proved that there
was no difficulty In the trarsmssion of the electric
current for aDy distance. And although the great
est problem vas stu to be solved, yet, when the
ship, left the Iri,t coss: for voyage more i'm.
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employment ye. thfy do ka'v. {" general tacs
that The CLERKS ard young employees Of the city are
tolerated in a style Of drsss and LIVING We might
even COZ are expected to adopt style OF e1peadi'
tire which. tsien Is whole. the salaries 'heT
receive cannot support. The san'e eAtIaV'sanc'
which characterizes the heads Of the estaehshmen''
and which too often terminates in their mercan'
tile ruin, il tolerated in subordnaes, whom Is TOO
often le,ds on not merely 10 feeciug their creditors
bu. to robbing their employers. The ruin OF the
Young men msy be to a certain clsss Of employers
matter of indifference, but tie safety Of their cssh
is topic by which, we should think, they might be
yeushs1
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ACoUyTTAL OF GOV. ROBINSON.

ST. LOUIS, Wednesday. Aug 26, 1851.
The Santa F6 NAL, late a. due hos arrived her,
but brings no news Of importance.
The contest between the candidates for Congress
was violent ami exciting.
The mail party met Col. Sumner a. Fo-t Atctiss
en- route for Bsnts Fot. few days previous to tss
Coz. Sumner was attacked by 100 Of the Cheycnas.
Co.. s. routed ard killed nine 0. them. destroying !if
property and taking their animals.
Gov. Robinson Of Kansas has been tried and ".
qu;ttei.
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NATIONAL EMANCIPATION CONVENTION

CLEyELAED, Ohio, Aug. &c, 1851.
The Netioral Emascipaticn Convention met ber
yesterday afternoon, and temporarily organized b.
chocsirg Mr.. Elliott OF Indians CHAIRMAN, and Mt
Derrison of Bsffs.o secretary. After arranging h
The appointment Of the Usual committees the Coawa'
ton scjourred Urt. tbs moyrirg. The attendance
was not large.
SECOND DAY.
Delesate, from aear!y all the Free State, and tSs
Missouri and Kansas we're present.
The Rev Marx Hopkins, ID. ID Of Massachuse1
was chosen President; TIE Kew. Mr.. Rankin OF Ohs
the Her. j. B. Wiliens sno tie Rev. Dir. Monroe
Michigan, J. A. Cody Of Ksnsas, Simon Sever Of Ih'
pois. and Alfred Handy Of InGiara ce-Pjesidenti
DE-. t. b. Elliott q Indiana, the Rev. Mr. Denisoo
New.York, ana j. \. Keller Of Ohio. Secretaries
letter. approving the objects Of the Conyenhn
were read from tae Rev. d.. Mott, Prof. SiJnn
Of Yale Coiisge, the Rev. DR.. Cooley Of GraaysA
Mas, the Hoe. r. Fairbanks, Ex-Governor OF V@
mort, snd many others.
The following Business Committee was then ~
n. Y: W. G Monroe, Mich; e. Is. Sticson, NO.;
j. Is. Williams, N. Y J. +. Keller, Ohio; the no.
j A. Foot, IA Hon. ID. X. Carter. the Rev. ID. ~
kris tse Rev. President Hopkins AID the Hon Gs'
rt Smith.
Toe objects oe ne Convention were then stated b
f. Bu,fit: IL Rev. Dir. Deaison, apd others.
ILs atte1dsnce was nu@e.ous, anc tne p'otocons
were lcoksd upou with considerable interest. :.
Resolutions vers introduced and spoken 70
Messrs Brrrit.. Smith, DeD.son, snc otaers.
PlsD. Of smancicatoo aud compensation were ina'
duced tv the Business Committee and discussed.
Two {: TIE l. BdiDg oeas were the appropriaha, \.
tie rbl,o lands sBa tie Ccstcns revenue beyond sbe
erpep,e. O: the Govs'nmeo. to toe purposes Of coz
renss..oo. Other iteas we've also introduced, Aa
void be deba.eo by the cody
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cation. over witch, Il ctoer Lisators,. Go,,,,,
he VIII Be called to preside. r
Among tie resolves Of Gs Coaye,Eae De-. n
following:
Rsso,-ed Ths, ire repeal Of ths Sl.ou- co,,,-.
the retussl Of the Save Power u abds BY Il. ,e ~
which that repeal ptoessediy based male The 80 vs.
mai. the bst.s ground between fresd,m snd si.,.s
while Republicans stand Da;sonA bas,, and 81. ~
dist and ahlrk responsibility this issue !" ~
Rr,o'-ed. Thai the Slave Poweg the tresr. y,,iD..,
stIaon ard is stkererts heysf violated III. ,, hsEa
principles which Il u BASED b. disr--,,s sos
professions, BY invasion Of the Stat. "a "a
and By breaking 90 snn covenants hss fosJ rfA
the Issne whether Freedom shsl be hn,,.s :, ~ osss,
Slavery 20 the Slave States and made tia; $50.
permanent "
Pr,olrsS, That the recent opinion Of IN. s.,c
the United States In the Drod Scott Gaze 4. NaN
alarming bold innovation. vpoa ~. $40 ma
men, for years pas: sectional and doy,i "a ss oes
action Of the Government toers;ed-by diving =,
Free Territory for its diffusion reducing 10 thu
bs.ts thee who are recognized By the Coa.tiuse @
hs,yinr ID. sentiI euts Of Declaration Of neepnss
ca.tps proaeh upoo the action Of those who saa 81
nsrI aid De- tn. 10 andAt.oa OF the JGioa-
RSolr-d That i,s deliberate conviction Ct hi, cos,.
ton that the mex. LIE gss,sre should provide q -
inr ,b,; will secure 70 the State uatins nedan ~
abe Al al tines, within lie limits, In sold and syer va
vii suppor, fot State officers and toe lessstuse ss A.,
such oaiy 20 aye syowedly sad snqsAaedJ a'osabs -
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,rtant ibsn any in marine annals since the days Of

portant than any in marine annals since the day. OF
Coluu bus. men were justified in indulgrg IN OK.
ultanr anticipation. We must, in strict parlance,
call the enterprise ga failure" but we may be
sure that IT 10 one Of those failures BY which 10 this
world great successes have always been attained.
When we consider the courage which could un'
dertske this Herculean feat the calm confidence
With which it was entered upon, the astonishing
nechssical ,sill shown in the manufacture OF the
cable. the wonderful discoveries Of natural laws
which rendered such trial snything more taau
merely laugbable, We are almost as prou1 OF our
age US if everything had gone on smoothly, and the
lshtning were now leapiDg from conhnen' 10
continent.
OF course. il is certain that many failures IKE
that which il is our painful duty this morning 70
record wculd not lead TO the abandonment OF the
magnificent project. The secret Of its success VIII
be discovered BY the phOsophic eye 10 us very
initiation We shall have further trials-how many
no one can foretell-but every one OF them VIII
teach IA something, and will hasten the final tri-
uuph. 1t is not the habit of the present tune 70
srop tLe contest when it is bafiled in the solution
Of problem. We shall have continual improve
nepts in tie manufacture Of cables and In the
method Of running them out. If the elements
prove again and again iDauspicious, the happy mo-
ment will at length come, when the struggle Tor
mastery vii be decided in favor Of the humea
vii, which has already ALMOST annihiated time and
space. The century which has perfected the steam
engine, the locomotive and the telegraph, will
finally conquer all accidents and accomplish the
most wonderful scientific enterprise which the
world ever witnessed. At this moment, no one will
be unwilling to take heart from the old legend OF
Robert Bruce and the spider. II we are compelled
twelve times TO throw our thin metallic thread
over the Atlantic, without securing it, be sure that
upon the thirteenth trial the victory will DO ours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27
TIE REPORTED BANK FAILURES-MONEf
MARKET

bOSTVt, WeCutsUay Avg 70, Io"'
III. rua-trsd bank failures caused some IA ~
'chscse :o.Gey though bu. little credepce wa cSe'
the reports. Tie Hancock Bank cf Elisssnl
Maos "a % good staining, anu its bills are proap4
redeemed The T:vertoa, Farmers. anc boo
Island C<n.ra banka dc NO redeem their bills ct "'
soffolk Bark, b.. nothing IS known here Of their"
portso tsil-1e. .
At tas auction $50 Of stocks by S.sphsr Brow' :
Sos to-day, sisr.. Of che Bottom banks ons''
brought Som | 70 II v cen, advance, and 0'1''
securities sc)vei 40 equally finn position.
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VERMONT holds her Annual Election on tn
day next. The fact that only State Ofices ss IL
year to be filed will, We fear, preyest fln M
but we trust strops msjcrity WILL as usakl h
found on the right side The Var " that never ~
will not refuse to shine now.
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BANK CONVENTION AT boston 10,

Rosros, Wedpe.~d!, Auspft 90, 80.
Anon, o,a Suptred delegates, representing oes%
ali tie b,ak. met here :Ge S.1.n sS s
sm. az t sps q a, s,pt raS.mSDs ~
IN - A. Us sesss Of tie Wes:h:,e Bank presided
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THE REPORTED BANK FAILURE IN


Tss public Cs7 rest a.su7ed ms - ccasrary uos
spk Is perfectly toana, al rers &c ~ ~ .hs Ss:t.
viastsn;i7g The STICK o:eTer' - " '
above par today.
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;AsspIgmk DaiIp Iribn,pe
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1857.

WAATIO Of this Office copv Of the California Annual
Hg'r- m the year Whoever can lend or sell us one
VII confer favor by dropping line to the Editor
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch &c The NJ T. Thbuus.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Aug. %, ls,'.
The .hmtesn models ftr the new sioop oi.wu b
be constructed by contract were examined ct h
Department to-day. Niue Naval Constructors VI
private ship builders have been appointed b. IN
Secretary Of the Navy to make selection.
The President is unwel to day, in cousequaa
of oyerwork. Postmaster General Brown, thasn
still feeble, il recovering. The Secretary Of u
Interior ard Attorney General are still absent
The Sixth Auditor, Second Controller, Conaa-
sioner of Customs, Solicitor Of the Treasury "
Chief Engineer of the Navy are ali marked for W.
ri6ce on the lst of September.
The Secretary of War will mako an Official d.
tense of the sale Of The Fort Smelling ResefvstiOa
Treasuary receipts for the week ending Aug. H.
Sl542. ls4 70; drafts i,sued 81, $50, 1913 Oh; sur
plus, see, Oe7,359 81; reduction, Sl4l3S So
To the Assoeia.e1 PREF.
WAsHIsGros, wednesday Aug. 26, 1856.
Lieutenant raj Scott has arrived here, IN obed.
cree 70 ,ele graphic dispatch sent bin. To-day be Is
in Consultation WITH the Secretary Of War in reference
TO military movements IN Kansas and Utah.
The Secretary OF the Navy has appoinmd, a. .
Board to examine and report on the models Of The
bidders for tie contract to construct new screw pr
peler sloop.ofwsr. Com. Stewart, Capt. PendergrsS
Commar6er Hartstein Naval Constructors: Once,
Lenthsil snd Hart, aud Chief-Ergneers Gay, ArA'
bt Id anG Sewell.
Irftrmaiion having been received from the speed
ace ct the Indian Bureau that the annules due as
Sioux Indians, Minnesota can now be properly pas
instructions for that purpose have been dispatched
the acting Conn issioner Of Indian Affairs.
j. Is. Dsnforta Of Illinois has been apPoisse<
Purser of tee Navy, vice Dcbbin resigned.
EeWOrleanJ papers Of the 10Th inst are TO hasa.
The Cotton accounts from Red River are very pro-
siug but the crop ia twenty days later than usual
The citizens Of San Antonio, Texas, were adepal
uitable 10 express the sorrow OF the pub
at tie aeath OK Ser ator Rusk.
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Read DALEY q Co.'S ADVERTISEMENT in the
d., Gotds column Of this paper.

kSslGNEE's SALE.-CARPETING, OILCLOTUS,
CURIAN GOODS, &C. selling 90 ic5s than cost YoUaG
JAyAIs ,oTe, No S6i Broadway OF frinknst TIE
stock b. closed out edaelJ at great bargains, for
ea.h
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Strangers requiring GIFTS and PRESENTS should
via. the exsnsy. Bszsar Of H. ROGERS No 499 Broad
wsy every conceivable vaty be fund there. Beau
fs Jet Orr.Ioelts Fans Csd Cases. Work Boxes and Dress
is Css 2oy Dois and Games, suitable for
sold 81 the lowest prices G. Importation
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SEWING MACHINES.-All persons who want
eeV ice Machine Of universe. utityone that will sew tie
1Gbest Jbcs ard se hesvs fabrics better than oEhe
tho best machine for family ufHciErng plantation
whstevrra anne ths don, act out OF order aud
with which industrious readily B., OSo
ysaY-OaI Obtain II DO.beie except at the Office of
j. Nj. SILGER Co.. No. f53 Broadway, N. Y
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REsroyAL.--MARSu & co. g Radical Cure Tras,

OH o No. p Madeuane nus been removed TO No Vesey
ST.. AstoT House. Trusse upporel Shonl1erbraces silk
Iss II S;oekgs aud variety OF Bandag,s OF aot ap
proved patterns sAiuly spped. Private application
for Ladies. A competent female In attendance.
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lSJuSCTtoK AGAINST THEaOn the ID day Of August inst.
Uuted States Crci CogI. for the Southern District OF
Eep York eTB0ted injunction IL salt prosecuted by NJ
Co against Watson Wooster Go. This Injunction sb
scue prohibits the defendants and their agents from n4kng
psu selling advertising sale the Watson so machines.
Newspaper publishers viii please take notice Of this uunc'
tio1 and not assist In uolAtirgf
l. N SINGER Co. No. 45S Broadway.
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WATsnN,s $40 SgwING MACHINE

Read DALEY d Co s ADVERTISEMENT IN the
Dry Goods column Of this psper.
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STEARHs d MARyiN's
WILDER PATLAI sALANAyDER SAFE,
SECURED by the celebrated
Ia BILLIE Lock.
WARRANTED FREE FROM DAMPNEsS-
ger .sia by STEAaNs MARVIN.
No AZ Murrsy-st, New.Yerk.