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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

The power Of Banks, their aims, duties aud 10
spOu sibiitiee, always imp0rtaat become ia times
ike these of obvious and general istsrest. We
bave recently head sensible meu express distrust
Of the feasibility Of obtaining currency Htsrc1itn
10 move forward tie heavy crops now nearly readY
for marbet. On this hat We profer Soho Fracti.
cal suggestions.
BANKS of Issue are essentially public ard popular
Institutions prohtlng by the favor Vt the cOmuu-
nty and owing 1t service IN return Lyea If Te
we're TO somt-as We 90 noT-tsst private oafi,
tlist may "do as he hAes n,sn his OWL, We stoald
concsde no such right - Banks. They must do,
no. what they Ike, but what the paslic welfare
requires. They mus fret o. al ma tain their Owe
solyency, ard then 90 ute :ter meals as 10 1enisr
the greatest possible service to tho community.
No Bank can ever rsntia'y leno none! for insott-
ment in land, building, railroad or other speculs'
tons, WI e1eOf TIE returns are necessarily remote
aud contrsent. A BaLk should AJAX With regard 20
note offered fol- Discount, hrst, Z" - It perfectly
good" then, WA, r git LAS tee oderer 70 dis
count What is he coisg that should eattle him to
such loan" If ne is not 10 some business
which ustfuily employs aad rewards Lseos-if 10
is not contributing directly By ais Susiosss to ,se
public vel!.beog--ke hss no r;sGs TO LOAF, ,tougt
his account with he Bank be COED oae atd BIS
ability TO pay uDdoa6ted. Thrse-four.as Of sur
Bank Disasters originate i. !oaaA 20 persons WHO
have no right to item.
Our Banks and business mea are n0y sutercg
from deficiency 70. Ct mo-ey Of yrsts'er kind.
but Of e1portatle Produce. We HAYS beer bSI;ps
too much atroad, con.der1g GU meaus whersWta
TO pay. If We had Fifty Millions worth Of sH.
portable products OF or sesbosrd. Ee could ver7
soon moiifS the pressure. Los1s b. cug Baaks to
the proper parties TO b'itg forward the Grain.
Meat and other staples which on: farmers have. or
soon viii ta,e. reSjy for market, wi; cot veaheu
but strengthen tie Dalhs It's moe tts 2 discount
10 fit men for this purpose tne stronger they ail
be. And this We t7ust Shey see ara apprenend No
ratieE low large discounts ns! Dc required to
bring forward the croY just natu-ed or matcr;Dg
cur Banks vii be foraied By msAirs item ucde-
Escper safeguards. True, 70 tms should be need
! i,ssly wasted IN tie Cpera.ioe, 50 q, to bring .
strain On the Bssks Vale he Produce
F, ali be coming ioc@a:-. but Il safe buyer. il
.e1eisGd or Ch.cssc Dubuque or 8r,ii-stcr.
Muscaine or A.to2, sAouj ,tquire scors discount.
.cuItd OF Grs:- O. ? ,Vis.o7s n Their vsy 70 the
:. aboard e. erS5!o zen to bG, more Ard POI cash
So FAST as the M-4re,s may o. sac! to sell snd de
,;tt, tAey oue.. e 80 tut, accocuOdatsc, and
clr BaLss, as = I'll a. .tv9 .; tee Nes:, ~Cud bt
i,r,6tsd sd to..i6cl 0! -1Ordrs As ae~led
iscit.es.
A
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MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.
BosTos, Wednesday

Boston, wednesday, sept ., lH'
The Provisional Committee Of the Strsstt-0ut h
publicans met in this city to day and issued o fs
Convention to be held in this city on Septembsra
TO nominate candidate for Governor in oppesiiea b
Mr. Banks. They refuse to support Mr.. Banks % II
ground that he declines to place himself upon IN
platform of the Philadelphia National Convention.
accordance with a resolution passed at the COsvss
ton, from whom be received bis nomination. Tag
will also start q weekly campaign paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

The steamer Europa, with dates to the Goth ult.,
arrived at Halifax yesterday morning. Parliament
had been prorOgued, the Queen delivering the
usual speech through the Lord Chancellor. 1t
seems TO be taken for granted that the Ataatic
Telegraph enterprise is TO be postponed till next
Summer although no official announcement to that
effect has been made and il was thought that the
cable could and would be bought for India.
The Indian mails confirmed tho Government dis
patch, and filled out It's outline. The details
Ct the massacre at CawDpOTe BY tie rebels are hOr-
rble. The troops, Who had surrendered under
promises of safety, were allowed TO get :ntO
the beats and there shot from the banks Of the
river, while their wives ald Children were, after
suffering every indgpiEy, slaughtered by the p,pu.
lace Nens Sahtb, who permitted if he did not
countenance, these atrocities, va, subsequently
defeated by General Haveiock. Two regiments
bad mutinied and been defeated at Meerut, At
Agra, battle had taken place between the rabss
and the garrison, which resulted ia tie defect Of
the latter. The Punjsdb and the Rpmbsy and
Madras Presidencies continued traSqul In Csl
cutta feeling Of insecurity prevailed.
There seemed little prospec. Of tie fail
Of Delhi the British being able to
muster but 1900 troops fer an attack. On
the whole, the COWS from India is not very favora-
bic. Lord Elsin had arrived a. Hong Kong Sir
Lafragua was about TO sail f;Om Caclz for Mexico.
The shipments of gold from Australia from Jsnuay
] to June %, amounted to over million aud quss
ter ounces. The tendency Of breaostufs is still
DOWN. srd, and of Gotten upward. Cop.os 9ot 20
COS
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TIL EAK-Dr HARTLEY generously offers 20 attend all yer
tois suffering from affections Of the his Office No 700
Boadwsy without charge until curedtheIeby proving his
euccess upc protecting the deaf from bcng yin
died by paying Ausi, eNobtant tees in adv
hnd the Of si serious evils by permitting the
application of ds medes by inexperienced aud un-
sS, iful bands.
Dr. H. rsy hcre that he has connection whatever
with any person advertising Deafness neither has hc
given Perms for the publication OF certificate purPortng
from him. AID csaro therefore be responsible Tor
rsshnes and despers
ton The Oss OF money be Hari4 10 some persons.
brt the rericaon U the most important OF the
ought regarded Treated with than ordinary solicit
fude.
Deafness noise the bead and all disagreeabe discharge
fom tho Ear spec eddy and permanently removed without
ing the least pain ucon r2eoce III oil guaran
feed where nalfofmation does not exist.
Thirteen Yeas close aud almost undivided attention 70 this
branch s practice has enabled him to reduce HIS trest
Ineut degree 20 find the most confirmed
obstinate ya b steady attention to tho
ORE cribtd
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Eyderce Of the most conclusive kind lie afforded
by the letters Of our Kansas correspondent, which
We publish today, that the pretense under which
Governor Walker occupied Lawrence with Large
military force just false as all his other pro-
fe.sions ard public announcements have proved to
be. Tie pretense under which Walker Ike
second Governor Gage, assembled at Lawrence not
Only al the regular forces properly appropriated to
Kansas, but the troops of the sham Utah e1pedi
ton. and Tic &c which ought to have been employed
il IepressiIg Indian outragee in Minnesota, wa'
that tie ps ope Of Lawrence we're about to put INTO
operation local municipal government agreed
uSon b. ttenseiyes-an act which the Governor
stgmstzed as nothing less than treason, and which
be declared his intention sao determination to pre-
Ven. AID suppress by the strong hand, II the cl'l'
z,rs-warued il season, and frightened ny the ap'
pshIsnce Of the Governor, tis soldiers, and Ills
procAmAtoU-did not desi,t Of their own acc )ro.
Nevertheless, under the very noses OF Governor
Walker ard his troops, aud iu spite oil LIS pro-
clanaton. this voluntary municipal, or &c "t.Aef
wo;..d have It. treasonable and Tebe,iious Govern
EFT he's orgaaized itse and is in full blast, not
civ epaetIC orditances and publishing 0e0 IN
,he city papers End rstiug money b. voluntary sub
tc,irton IN advance Of taxes but even golug 50 far
,.tp.-r.,t uurcerers- buSiress shic1 tie bogus
,u,ko-,itsfs,r 10 !, sue ~ e'toud to-sA the,r
:resai peuss.s t,.ig te7oiei TO prosecutions
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FATAL EXPLOSION OF POWDER WORK.

BESSiSGros, VT, Wednesday, Sept. ., lSS
The packing building Of William RuaselVs povle
mills in this place was blown up about o'clocklA
night. The hands employed in the mills had eli 10
for the night, excepting the Waterman. IL q sup
posed that the building was fred by two boys about
8 years DID, who were playing with matches near q
and one Ct them, a son Of II. II. Bradford, w
instantly killed, and the other fatally Injured. Absx
thirty kegs of powder were stored in the building
but the explosion did not materially pjure any II u.
other houses in the vicinity.
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Nemalark Duly Irtba,ts
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. ls57.
TO CoRRrspOypENTs

gubssrSers In seudas r-ssr.es fesaeatiy emil ~
hon the Of tho rost-O6oe. very tequeu1S "
the Stat. 70 which their paper Is 70 b. sent ~
ways rsution tns name of the Poet QEss and Sfst-
No notice be taken Of snonymous CommGnioaaona
10 intended for Insertion must te sashercsS oe
AID address Of the whereof necessarily !" PDh
ton, but a. guaranty Of bis good fsiia-
We Cannot undertake 20 rtusn rejected Cotntounio1tceA
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The Lowber case was called up yesterday IN the
Supreme Court, and Judge Whiting stated ais
grounds for asking that the Judgment might DO
opened. Mr.. Busted replied in style perfectly
characteristic, and submitted sort OF answer,
which, instead of sai ming the justice Of the bar
gain, is devoted to deferss Of his professional
course. A full report i. given in another part Of
this poper.
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To the Associated Press
WAsHIssros, Wednesday, Sept. 9, lS.
The reprieve granted in the coe OF John San
alias Francisco Soares, who was convicted N S,,
York of the Gurder Of the COOK Of the brig u.
Pierce, and sentenced to be hanged, being sbsais
expire, the President he's commutsd the seate,cs 3
seven years confinement in the State Prison II N
Southern District Of New-York.
The Attorney General has had under coDsi iershn
the case OF Charles Crowell, Ordinary sesnao, "a,
for striking dsobeying, and treating with coatens
his superior officers, sentenced by cOur.-nsrd
lately convened in NewYoIk, TO three yoas im,fi.
orment 10 the Pententiary Of the District OF Colun
ba to be deprived Of his pay and to BE- marked via
the letter D." on bis right hip. the specific Qsss
ton embraced in the reference Of the Secretary d h
Navy was as to the Legality of the sentence. n
Attorney General holds that there is nothing illegal
it, and il is therefore to be carried out in every pC
ular. Although the punishment is severe, II is ~
sdered that Crowell's Ofense Of such chsraetx
that it could no. be lightly passed over without ssou
injury to ole Of the most vital elements OF naval d.
ciplne.
he mail from all points South as late as due Is 4
hand but it brings no news of Importance.
The papers from Northern louisiana say that h.
Nachitoches cotton crop will not be an average ~
but that the corn crop will be greater than tor ir
wears past.
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To Syracuse all Tsmmany Hall has repaired.
Mayor Wood has entrenched himself in one ho<l.
while his opponents muster their forces at another
The old battle between the HsIds and the SOfs is
to he fought once again. aud the signs are tost the
latter will carry the day. Fernando the First
finds, upon counting noses, that be is not hrst in
the hearts Of his countymes 10 the rural dstrcts.
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THE LATEST News
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
FROM WASHINGTON
Special Di.Pssch to The N. Y. Tribune.



Special Dispssch to The N. Y. Trisxn..
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept . lss,
The Secretary OF the Treasury ha, not H.
to remit two and half per ceat du,is. q, 49,
as has been stated.
Nor has the Treasury Department sa,ho,;,.I.
transfer of the Phlladetpbis Custom Hou,s = :
der 10 make room for the Post Office. Conc.
alone has the power to make the cOasemp...
change.
The large reduction Of the weekly BALANCE !.
Treasury is caused in part by the t,Aass.r !.
5000, coo to the Post Once Department
Mr.. Weston of Maine, is abost to saSsa .
daily Republican paper here, the pssls.s.,
whereof is to commence in the coune II y,
month.
Although the treaty with New-Gn'aAds ID ain,
upon all points except that Of indemnify fsr Y
massacre, Gen. Cass declares, officially, tbs. \
taxes upon mails, and new duties upon AnsrsS
tuunsge are forbidden BY previous treaties nd n
not be submitted to.
Rumor says that purse of $685. 900 h~ Ia
contributed for Beverly Tucker, % was doas b
Col. Forney, as a eonsidt ration, to induce hin !
AXE the Liverpool Consulship.
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BARNES ~ PARK
Have removed from No. 800 broadway to
.rd D..k

Have removed from No. 0O3 broadway 70
Nos. Is and Is PaIkTow
Directly opposite the A.tor House. The attention Of close
BUYERS ebbe Of Drugs invited to immense stock Of
PATENT MEDICINES,
below pTopreoTs' prices, by the dozen, 100
gross Confnng ourselves exclusively u the Medicine ba
ae possess factes to handle this class OF goods upon
te.ms never before attempted Ia America
BARNES PACK,
New-York. Cincinnati San Francisco
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already said, are not military experts, buN this
sto-y Of the General seems h be a very ODD sne,
aid we should Ike 70 know little more about it.
and TO have other vouchers for its truth than Gen.
Pillow Now that tie secret is ous-if there wss
a secTet-pertaps all the gentlemen who were in it
may favor US With further disclosures.
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THE UNION FAIR AT SCHENECTADY.

SCHItEfThDf, " tIHtstEyt Ntpt =, IotF'
Az the PEOPLES Cuion Fair today there vers 10
ward Of OC6 ysitors, emorg whom were the yeLeu
be Dr. Mott ard his family. The corn. bUsksr " Df.
Mott, AID Prof Bry sons inYer,ion, attracted g,ef
-tteLton: The procession ct rcor, preceded BY ID.
{ furs IL magnificent.
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of Free State men for tressons aid usurPatos OF
flee and in laying and projecting pans iOt ."'
electiep Of A pev bogus Legislature. And "nss T"
mole, the acts Of the Lawrence huniciPA' Wv,
eminent in this behalf seem to be recognized sno
ratified BY the Deputy United States MarshA az
Iecomotop. whose letters to the Law renee autnor-
i,ies requesting them to forward the prisoner
sford fine specimen Of Border Rutfian literature
This concentration by Walker Of troops at Law
renee and the new troops which are daily being
marched into the Territory, evidently have some
ther object in view than to prevent the Free State
men from organizing local municipal governments
These troops are doubtless marched thither with
view to tie approaching O,tober election, and 10
assist in perpetuatiDg power 10 the bogus hands oy
which il has been exercised for the last two years.
To effect this purpose, intrusive ruiians from Mis-
souri-though the Territory hss been Distracted
with an exclusive view to their convenience-ean-
not any longer be implicitly relied upon. There Is
in Missouri itself good deal lees Of the Border
Rufian spirit and the volunteers organHea oy
Gen Lane to defend the polls against invasion from
abroad. must doubtless have tended to abate good
deal the ardor of that spirit The Missouri invaders
have had some experience of Lane. be drove them
out of the Territory before, and he apt
to do so again. 1t is pretty clear that those numer
GUS bodies of regular soldiers are intended to supply
the place occupied by armedinvaders from Missouri
during the former elections. Kansas will present
what this country has never yet seen, and what is
totally inconsistent with the smallest remnant Of
freedom, every voting place occupied BY an armed
guard of nercenares and the votes given as it were,
at the point oftte bayonet These mercenary soldiers
will not, perhaps, attempt to vote themselves,
though that is not by any means certain, but they
will at least sustain and defend the bogus officers
of the polls in rejecting admitting whatever votes
they please. Awbolesome terror of the indignation
oftbeirouiraged fellow citizens ghtOtherwiseh have
kept those bogus officials within certain bounds;
but, with guard of regular soldiers to back them,
they will feel encouraged to carry out boldly the
programme of fraud embodied in the bogus appor-
tioDment.
As our correspondent observes, the prospect for
the Free State men is gloomy enough. 1t is not
likely that there will be any hesitation on the part
of Walker and the bogus authorities at any trick or
any fraud necessary to obtain nominal majority
President Buchanan in his recent letter on Kansas
affairs has laid down the doctrine that pos session is
net only nine points of the law but perfect title
One advantage, however, is certain-the bogus
rulers of Kansas will be driven to the necessity of
giving new test of their quality-One such as pos
slby may startle even Mr.. Buchanan himself
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WIGS - HAIR DYE - WICS.- BACHELOR 5
6AIl DYE the Ia the wod-the only harmless
ihte hair de known bistes fits burning oh the
bsT the result Of usng the May base limitations Avoid all
Others would escape rdicule BATcHELoRs Wigs aud
Toupes surpsss ST. BATCHLLoR HAN Dye and Wig Factory,
NJ. rs Broadway, opposite the Park Fountain
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r,uIRE IN OSWEGO.

O,wECo, Wed1esdsy, Seotem0ef !! IW,
Meesrs. kftztugh g. Laejoh7, Of this city, ass'
su,r4Td' \ n'pTF,t TIE OF O.T"go N,e an iso''
pta.s ccn,a.y. Q; Which Trey v's" s'ockbo'ee"'
N. sntsr.ais' ~ L a. 'Saft 's'on. tj''i - :
l.. U.t Lac p;ecSe.' Som - 's2~N
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DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICA.

BosIOs, Wednesday SECT. O. 1857.
The RovsI Mail steamship America sailed 10 days
room, with "a passengers fox Liverpool and fox 81
fax and s. 800 in specie.
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SEIZURE OF GOVERNMENT CUTTERS.

CLEvLLAND, ONO, Wedleld.y, SEPT. I"'
Six revenue cutters built b. Merry u GtsI;
AJau, Ohio Cor Government were ss.sed yese,ttsS
by the Ctited States Marsha s:taehgs ~ we
sUit OF Knapp, wilkins Co, P.,st-r5h' "' LAC '''
terial fuInshed the huiICfts.
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ACQUITTAL OF LIEUT.. TRY0S' =.

1;... MosTELAL. s1nsst Ge.e.te9 in 6 ii.
sn,own -; 80 - Ssen acquitted by TO Gore
1srs jury, renaer.lg verde. Ct "justhate ha"i'
eide"
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SAILING OF TIE EUROPA FOB BOSTON.

HAIIFAH WedBerda7, Sepk Ioo'
Tue Europa sailed ron here ior Boston at b, o.ccS
ihis moiniDg, where she will be- due to-tSouov Thur
tsy) afternoon. Weather st Jrny; Wind aoftb-ysS
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WATsoN's $40 SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING
Eh.UsC,tcs AGAINST TEEnCp the 80 day Of August
tbe United States Circuit Court or the Southern District 81
kes fofk granted a. Injunction In prosecuted by l.
Suser CO sfsius Wuson Wooster Th3. Injunction ab
scuty Pc hbs tue defendants aud the making
Hsipg ceiling advertising r sac, the Natsoa 10
Newspaper PUBLISHERS wall please take a,tice this ujauo
Nm, soo not sssS. IN violating Il
IN stNGEs Co, No. as Broadway.
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HOLLOWAY'S Pills AND OfNIMENT.-A pro-
tecon against cOunterc exts Il the wa'crIuak "HoLLo
WAY Newiofk ana London" which sppcsts IN ieuianspa
rtn ers IN every leaf of he book OF directions II this
20. when the paper held - the light the spur
Sod AZ the auuctory No CO haideu lane New YoIk
kld b az BrngEts al &c. Csc sAh 81 box no..
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HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNESIA is free from
nnTcast taste and thee taes tho strength Of ms
Csicned Msguess.
Worlds FAIR Medal and Fou- Fra Preliiun Silver Med
ais have been Gwaded it. being the best market For
sale BY the Drugsss aid country eouciay
b. tho manuts ,turef TnoMAs J. III SHANp Pnlsacpn.
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PIANOS MELODEONs ard Music at REDUCED

PIAN0S, MELODEONS aud MUSIC at REDUCED
fgcES-The large and popular WATESs's CATALoGrs Of
III Se sold prices durng this mo:th. Aso
secondhand Pianos SOdeOEs at low than
ever before offered N The market at tie WATFa.s Piano a
Music Rooms No. 3 BrcsdvaJ Planes and Melodaou1 for
rent. and .ent soS plroaasei 6r sale monthly
ufUAs.
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SEWING MACH1NES.-All persons who want a
1ewips mschna Of unvess. utilit ths will sew the
tshtest rcs and the heaviest brss than any other
the bet schne for family ring plantation
any whatevese machine that aon oct Of order ane
9th which Industries woman readily B 100
year-can obtain Il no hers except at the Once OF
l. NJ. SIEGFR 4 Co, No. rs Broadway n Y.
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Strangers requiring GIFTS and PRESENTS should
visit Bszsat OF H. s. RoGERs No. 400 Broad
wsy every conceivable variety be found there Bcau
fsi Jt Ornaments Fans Gard Cases Work Boxes and Dress.
tng Cases oeth@ with Toys Do snd Games suitable o1
N Sold nj The lowest pTices Of ImpOrtl zion.
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Tomatoes. Green Corn. Peaches.

Tomatoes, Green Corn. Peaches or any other
Fruit Vegetable may b. preserved without by using
SPeATTs PATLST CANs, which cdgd to BE- the
only reliable sescang in market Full directions Tor
preserving accompany the cans.
WILLS PRoyOsr, Sole Pr1pretors
no. Sl5 fr0nt.st Beekman
NB-A orders by poe. promptly forwarded to any part Of
A. nit fr.eo ~.
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MlNnoM SHADE MANUFACTURERS AND hi.

WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURES AND M
PoSrEks OF CURTAIN MATERIALS. kelly FERGUSON No.
S9 Broadway, aud No 81 Resdo st baye in ftock complete
zsort1nept Of Window Shades of their manns tuTs,
which are offered very low prices X T. Manufacture
patent sLd the indhccael they offer will be sppre
cisted upon examination Also bfocsee Lace and
Curtains Ersh and German Damasks COrnes &C. o. close
TiiceA No Xal Bnao~aY and 81 Reade.st.
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Bueiaees Eoiltes.

GENTLEMEN HATs-fALL PATTERNS
B,Rp No ~ Nsssaust will introduce tho FALL HATS on
TaUsscAY Sept The stsndsrd STYLES Of Pars aud London
together with notifications Of the with con eence
offered 10 the discriminating purchaser
bad. No. ~ Nassau ST.. near Msiden.l,ne
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SOUND observation-disclosures DESTROYS Of lind
M School that receive their any prepare
them gully for COLLEGE Business with every advantage
f the acquisition Modern Languages. VIII do well
call at TIiE CoLLEGAIE SCHOOL, No. III West Hhst.,
per Of Gtn a.. fsl Session CONN euces September T.
G. T. QUACKENBos, Rector.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
RKmOyAL.-MARsn& Co s Radical Cure Truss

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