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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

tee 10 this oy-p~rtiee ~ho. from al escould loan
would il DO way &C, 70 1shj.D oftae pUty % whisI
they v,rc all loysl by this agresnent h. isv.A
the Gov umcet wouia at less, 800 900 PEE 49,
Lun. II bswcver, be sere deceived 10 bis ant, ~
icn ard ,formsi,n he reserved to himself the rsst
to return at any @cpeot 10 the old plan. In rep I.
the Secretary wss AGAIN nsrvoosy hsrssgnet, ssd
pa ties supposed to b. the nsiga,ors OF toe chs'gs
WIRE esrouDoed personally aud p.ssionst- Mr..
Cobb remained firm, however. ard before Sc
u'urce1 The Couinittee retired asou' 6 O'Clock. n
.eeuiu. b Vi bumor.
Tt cofusct lie for Elk months and may be rene red,
bu' u Scretary to hiusslf the nigh, to an
rul It At ssy moment. II Is specified tbM the v>sss
paid the men 10 the stores snail be - heretofDs
e. pei Gay. but their number may BE- roduced, and
evdestiy vii BE-. The lucky contractors %e: Joas
c. Maher, State SeIstor: james Craig, the 'aw PAT.
ner of the Hon. Johr Ccchrsne; Nm y. Mcintyo-.
and - Bailey, who under the hrm OF Mcloty'e Il
Bailey have been and ,ooec,ed ia some way wds
tire Government bondrg business. The trsnsss-
ton has given rise 20 gr-s, indignation. and veo-
eesnce DIRE is threatened against tooss lesi-rs
wbo, for their own segrsldsemeEt, b,vs betrayed
tie lsborirg men while PROCESSING to be then only
fier6s. The end is not yet The Contract Is to take
eff ct meia,ely, and the visit OF Mr. Cobb to A.
srSe the Necessary detsils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03
Tie fo,osir. is oi-xr>n al the building
n,sCIs SrssYr.
...................

TIE bh ding wSs thrse stories high above the
.t,ee,. The Office frobtei OF Goerck street. the
boiler b.iry directly underneath, aid the engine
room imu ecsteiy in the The rest Of thu lower
pn, Of TIE building was occupied fDr tOuadery prr-
pos-s apo the upper stories before mentioned.
TIE boiler rose about 20 feet into tbs office, passed
through two eicht.inch walls, inside a souersault
over tie engine, and wa, brought up agsinst the
ou er wall OF the ,onn6rl, hsvipg cleared d's,aace
OF upward CT forty feet. Tue demolition Of the per-
t,,icn walls took away all support and In Consequences
the structure fell the ssbn, being scattered half wsy
aoross he street. The -uoke-stsck and portion OF
he resr wall remsn s,snoi ing the rest of the oulld.
nc being mass of ruins.
Tie ,tuo,t Of tue explosion was distinctly heard
several blocks of and the shock felt at gree
distance An alarm Of FIRE WAS rsi.ed ana the ire-
men Of the Fifth District quickly on tie ground
TIE excitement wss intense. an report ot the scci-
d. having spread about tho city, humid eas Of people
we're drawn upon the ground. The fccmen leot
wiling hapo at removing the rubbish and re'cn'og
Il Gee wto buried in the ruins. Il wss sad that
one M was missing, and search was made Tor aim
nearly all night.
The Ices co the building is estimated az about
5CO, ard the stock at 5000 or s29OO. Messrs
Browo and Stewart have sust ,ined 81 ,VVO loss.
Tie general impression seened TO be that the ex-
plnsion wss csus,j through tie Incompetence of the
eus;,eer who wss mere boy, snc whom II sas said
did 10, know tie difference bet seen high and low
pressure en-. ice In addition ~ the remsrss Ct the
engineer aoove he said " as ss che is put ap
az ain am gong to DIVE her," In MS statement hs
osplsyd the gressest ignorance Of either steam eu'
glnes or boilers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

ARREST OF TIE YOUNG LADY SwISDLER.-fsster-
day morning, DtpILy SopeIiCterdent Carpenter re-
ce,yed dispatch ircm Chief Of Police Godiad OF
WnshIrg op, Stating that two II the trunks tas' had
been stolen by Williams sl.s Johnson from ,he Pails
dept ia Young ladies' bad auivtd ia that CITY by e1-
press The Chief asked chat steps hs should ?ursue,
and The Deputy replied to look cut for tue swndler
Lat right tbe Deputy received the following dis
pstch fom the same
81 hsye got bin. VIII commit FOR future etsnins-
ton Send some one TO dtrtifs nitn imm-di tely.
GODDARD. Cn-f Police
The youre ladies who were 80 egrsg'oi-ly swindisd
hy johnson have returned hone 80 OF them IN aus
their trunks, auo all out Of pocket their fare from
Philod,lph to New.York, ono $lj each, one h,f Of
tneir passage money South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03
tBy telegraph

PHrLADrLPHL,, Friday, Sept. :, lS)9.
The ladies swiro,j by johnson arrive in tins city
last night aud their baggage ha- been recovered at
WASH, gton, whI'her il vas seIt by express, for
which purpose the directions the trunks bad been
taken ofi, ard the psne Of ars iIeslie snhattuted
WAsHlsGTos, Fudsy SEPT. .. 1852.
The nan who rcen'D brought tfJin pnitie po'a 70
New Yoik eeu young ladies' utder prefer OF tax ng
them South a. school aud music teachers, sDd tben
robbe hefn Of their and baggage, wss arrested
here nght by Chle' of Police G0cdafd 1nd L,aen-
snt % Police Mci-ury. He sss recognized ~ Hiram
T. Leslie Heretofore temporarily employed ~ lao 'rer
in Patent Oftc-. Sore Of our cirizens Dad
been -sipd'ed BY him His vase contsaed arke
pumber Of letter. from psrts of the country,
the contents Of some Of ~bic1 sh1wed thu; 10 bad
tnveled il the South and exensi 0ey en-. gsd IN
disbore.t schemes Hs bss wife living &c W.,hiny.
top Two .aree travelling 'rur ks clsire3 by him, are
a. the Express Office, aud sre supposed to CONTAIN
any vans, ier beOi ug To his vc'ins. H3 bas haen
committed to jail To await s'equ!s:t.ca foG the Gov
err. Vi N-siok,
Leslie lad 10 ter.on With him when he va, arrested
H. ioos lc@hss last night With his wife .; her r.sla
euce al there probability tina, any OF his VICTIMS
cane SOuh with BIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

II H., boat de- fs the II G.ai lie e4l. c'nP-ts-
icrs ss tok part 10 prrce sz regatta q saich NJ
Ue.;t.on va bt.t@n ert.rrd. but tao beats oGt Z
.slee were T o by Tin. Tine ~, s y. 7;0-'e-
nah SHY f-st Il the distance aa- correctly MEASURED
Of which tie competitors expressed s3me tVa5;s.
A l-t,-r from Newport says thai very co''ly
breakfast companies" ere very Fashionable there
"P'over. Of 8 PER ooze1 ana par'ritges ard sooi-
cock s,spie with Itch other ceicaci-s the
oatertIs WIZ their NUMEROUS ag.Lts, raise Run
hers eIe SIT out INTO a parts % the country to hau
for vsI,ti's, Which are quickly ca0gh. up b. those
~bo wish to eu,ertsis then friends sump,uou7y. The
entertainments sre got up regardless o. cot; aud,
vi er tte season Is and TIE bile come in there
is loud con plspt OF the exuavag.nce of the place
On the past Of those who have Only themselves to
.blaue."
The inhabitants OF West Minister, Mass, are
usk ug prepsJ for the Celebration Of the Geo.
ternA ap,iversary Of the Incorporation Of the t. IN
in Octo Der next IRE Hon. Charles Hatson hes been
engaged TO deliver the o'a'i1n.
Mis-, Csuol cotnec 20 ~ith Davis & Crosbe's
Circus eloIsd from Bloos ipe'on, II inois f-w days
go with orc Of the "ssoSioen." Mss Car Is
bout y ars Of age ard said 'o be very beau'ifi
and attractive orcos pcrfrrger consequently her
father offered reward Of 40 for her.
j, So1ld seem that some SOatoerle's aokaovledge
that negroes have capacities ard rights which white
men are bound Ia respec.' Rev. Dr.. Spear. Of
Teopess-e, was at the campme etug in Norih "ubra-
hsm one day last week. and head Rev. Mr Mars Of
the African Church Of tnis CRY, deliver discourse
which be copplimcptrd a. being Of a " high intel
lectual oder tnd ssid Il the coloret PIE acber were
Souh, lie would be spprecisted a1d respected
there az well ae b, the North. Uader ;ae laws Of
Tennessee, Id What capacity!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

TlrFGRAPHIC The North American Telegraph A.
soci.tiou il now 10 session at the 81 Nicholas oIe IL
this city. There are present.: From TIE Ansrcsa
Telegraph Coupsry-petef Cooper Cyrus W. FIELD
Hiram O. Alc,p, Ffalrs Morris, E'brrt w Rd'-eil,
$ H. Purty. From :te Western UG.Ou Telegraph
Conpany-H isn4 Sbley Isaac Il. f. Food, An,on
Sscer. From tie New Orleans ard Ohio Telegraph
Con p.ny-Dr W. Green, George L. D'uslas- From
the New.Yoik, Albany suo Buffalo Eectrc Magnets
Telegraph C1mpsny--r $ FaHron, j. ID. Red.
From tie Atlantic ara Oio Comp,ny-J. II B'rft-
hiI DAVID Brooks. From the Illinois and ais.is-'p-
pi acc CticsCo aLd Mississippi H. graph Company
J. d. Cation Frul.. the Mybtre>l Te!s graph Comps
NO s Wood. We uuders'snd tia: the A'soc'a
tior which en- braces al tie eaqng telegrsp' Ines u
the country except tso, have under consideration
several propon tuOs which ere oacus'ed 10 sn-c' I'M
portart changes N the bDrne,s Of t-leg'aphcg b.
tween the North -ud Sou upon t'e sesboart. We
also understand tia, the proceedings thus far have
been harmonious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

WHEAT Turns orr BAD From numerous letters
fr m the Wee. LED 10 believe that Il i 10 'c :.
complaint, ror does il from crCakiDg, tl.ttl
yield If ~hea. al the ihresbug sct'te Is dissPpoIt-
pg al parties. Tie following extract from e''ef
Fl, IT Lee Co.. IoEs Is far -supEs Q: may otEe'.;
Wheat sn5 uat. ale q failure 10 this, tie expire
comfy Of iOSA. Considerable threshIg mas srea1y
been src j being core Tie re-1 shO@i1g a. average
Of e.e THAI Eve hrsLeis PEI acre Of whes'. Ost &c
70; rnertil pei,h-y roihing. Es'y corn promises
VEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.


The stated meeting of the Manages VA held -
Thurdiy. Eight new sdxbsres were reoognihsd'
TWO ia Missouri one in Wisconsin, two Ia Kcntu 'kg.
ore in Alabama, ono in Mississippi, aud ono il
Cshorria 10 Abolition to the reports Of SCENTS sad
aux eres exhibiting the progress OF the work in this
country, several coumunicaiioIs from foreign lsnds
we're presented :ope from the treasurer OF tbs Cans
dian A.ionsry Society returning 'hanks TOR rocsns
grant OF BIB es and ents, suf grng enconfss-
rg sccoun's Of Bible distribution among F'onc1 Cans
diana; from the Rev. II. Balentine, Ahnedoasser,
Iudls eiyDg q Eta 4uent Of hs arcOan of thai ME
zion with the Society, ard reporting every Cbn'uss
fsmily SUPPLIED With the Mshrats Ser ptnreS,
Will. copnreurs are employed IN hagsfsny
the country around from Rev. Isasc o. Bliss. Agsas
70 ihe Lfyanf, askiIg authority 10 employ OOH
porsur H. Jerusalem during the p'grmage ss.spn,
topa sta'emeuts 10 reference 10 the work nnpee
the AnmeIiabs and BulgNisns; from Rev. ,. ..
Warner FnefeDstha, st. Cryix with thanks ioS
Tesiant nts cent him, and giving intcfes.ing SAC
eDis 40 to the character Of tue peopIe among whom
he lsbors: from Rev. =. {. Damon, Honolnn, re-
o. rtipg the eighteenth anniversary Of ths Hawaiian
Bible Society; from FathsI CniniIuy, Illinois,
describing tho Joy and gratitude WITH which they
are received By the people uLdef his carei from
n Rev Dr fIoltch, Informing OF bis safe sriva 10
England With notices of ylsits ~ MeDches1r snh Lon
dop Grants Of books were made 70 the Asy,nc~
Sunday School Union, Presbyterian Bord OF Foreign
ssicns American MissoLsfy Association, aanhsry
socetes and inoiv duas for di-,r baton at home sod
a'nad and for The supply OF pnlPl's, ssobata Tnps'
seamen and many other asses OF applicants. nc ap.
prooristtn Of 500 Wa msds Ia the COMMITTEES q
G.feys tr the distribution Of the Italian Sculptures
United With the ands Of this society, aud nov 10 the
hard. Of tbst Committee. The ceipts TOR Angus
were s2i,7i3 &c; the i.sues, 81 so volumes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

ROBBrsG HER MoTBKR.-Detectives Rosch and
Poole yesterday arrested young girl, named Mary
Barry, charged with robbiDs her mother Of eia'.
Mary gave the morey 10 another girl, nsDei Nay
Corbitt, for safe keeping, ard searching the 70 On
Of the latter, the stolen property wss found The
youthful offender we sent BY Justice Kelly TO Tho
Juvenile Asylan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

Early last evening, FIRE occasfsd IN toe upper PAT
Of the building No. 10 Spruce street, occupied by NJ.
Nascns.to, Manufacturer Of s3k hats, but, bsing d.
covered st On early moment, !: ~~ 500 s1hasa'ss@a
By he fremen Of the love dstric.., The Awer hor
was cccupied by ThoA. ye,ch, aucaoneef. Toe Ps'n-
cipal damage susssiped by water. sod Mr. Ns's-
mento sets hs ioss down u 500. Tbs occupants are
insused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

SERIors AeciDEsT.-Mr Conrad Swackhammef,
editor Of the Democratic Review, while driving On
the Bloomirgis Road yesterday evening, Vas
thrown floIa his wagon in consequence Of COLLISION
with another vehicle, and seriously iojarsd that bus
life is despaired Of. HIS right arm and collar bone
were fractured, and in addition be ressiyed Internal
iuiuries lie was taken home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

BzArEs gY RuFynss.-Pstrick Hsys, doo'Aeep~
a, place Of mosemeDt Ia Mott street, while IN tho
di,sbsrss Ct bis duties last night, ws sltscAsi sah
beaten by several rowdies and 30 severely 'cjahsd
about the hesd that it wss deeraed necessary - re-
p,oye him 10 the Hospital. No sUes.s male.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03
RFCIpJrTIATIDE.


ha.,d.
JOsEPH ScHADE.
IrJRred.
EDWARD Roach, WILLIAM QUILL,
EDWARD pLTRlE, WILLIAM BEHNEfr,
Uy.RY Ro,cs ABRAHAN BOwDEs,
JoB, SI.wAar JANIS lAFREL.
Ec~erd Roac Quill Stewart, aud Petr'e, wer
TAKEN to toe S,w-York Hoptsl, wbers they received
iug edIae s,t.ni. from DR.. Ha!i snd other medical
ait. uosp.s O. be bsti I,Ion. TIE brothers Roach
peui- apd Stewart are badly injured ,boa, The head
90 bocy, having been struck by the falling rubbish
The by Qe,l was terribly cot shout toe iaee 50
much - iLa. he could ,rcely b. rsooguizst. Tee
jur,. of tbose q. the Ho-pits though serious, are
70, .ide.d by tie attending physicians to be Of
fa,al ctsiscre-.
The Others nentioS ed received cortlsions about the
tocy, bur were Rot 50 BABY Injured as 70 prevent
tAei- going home unattended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

DRorIH.-The sPPrehsrser Of d.mage nod,
d,ouih to t1e Fall crops 10 this vicinity has passed
svsy. A ccpious rS.r fel lss' wetnesc.y n'gs' aga
half The DAY Thursday, ard ssnin on Friday nign-
We bepe por..or e tAsss Tlcs lave sI;=-.7t 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 1852

| 'bcse tracts u VtrBoCi, aSe OF sJaslSs S,at7-,
81 eie The t,rp'h rs AREA docs some f.m,se AZ
tie ca-s ttart- u-w. We believe there Is no dsoSer
% sry lbss q Pal crops. fcr rsn. Of ram, 10 any
part Of the [ ui,.-d S,s'.s AMI Caasds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

RKsIGSsIIoS ASD NEW APPoisrNEST ~ I'M
SIRtLr D.PhKIsENr.-The Street. ComnI--ioa-'
yesterday sppoiuted Henry /. Soutnard a. SiP'iic'
tepdspt Of Roads IN the place o: John Ne7bl;'' fe-
sicr,3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

AccIDYST.-Tso brothe's paaed james ard III
clsel HacAe,i were Received al the HosPnA' Ias'
gl', suG-rrs iiou Injuries they had received from
the premature ez,osior Of bss, ct the B:rset tn
rel NJ. They are badly buft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03

L. col Co .oitors Of this .S's'e g. '"'' ~ ~
sld Vt ought to kno~ r3oa ho' 10 DC '@-'e1 il u
item"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03
E~GtsP,Es STATEMENT.


EN- L. YEAR % age. I sro a. American. have
driven hr. Roach ens o. for the la-tt~J weeks
pave s't,pded eLgre- tr thu sst Two yeare aai ka)
al SHEA fhen. | b-ve attended boo rph<nt sci
bcri1Ou'ai e,gire- high pressure abd lo"-pr.s-ure
engine. ,hi NJ R,ac1s boiler would e.aoi
uocer 80 be. pressure, alrrough T. Sss guaran'e
tr 100 IN. 4 the iiuie d toe explosion, tbs o0'e'
bed - 81 ib-. 4 -irap a. ~ Oc OK, he f'rsmaa
ofths ~ T. snt tod tue go pa, OF seam
10 stsrt the bl wsr; t,li bin there not enough
pressure e. aff bot rst the engine gong tiu
g,tetOugt. Whun u rose 90 lbs Sue pump s.s set
t. ~Ck putting alter al tOlrg best, into toe boil
through ihre- gauge cr,k', TIE s'eaIi fell 10 "
H., bu, r,.e ngan 70 IS ID. | ser; down 10 the
t-rier arc 90. led the furnace door to reduce
lie pre- ure then seIt - 'Le s4f yvaye, asd essed
IT, n1rirg the p.s,gie Pill ~ - p1ufde. l Tn u
tuIred 70 go up 70 be .nge, ami aooC' nef nlGat-
tad elapsed = neI ! helped up by tle ooS
TIE ergGe i6-boi-e h'sn pressure, and a. male
by Ateu,-. The h,Itr exploited over the hre-O"f-
al sp~r urs , feet o inches lOag, and l feet VIDE
Mr Rose cane 70 fec u.It nt-s before lhs expo
sor aid too ne ths' be 'ri-i the gauge cocks .od
fnu,o three gauges q ~sfer runnig into the oou-r.
M kOacb eI1p.raeI NE from sA Dz ae. "As
ilfo~u back q the val by tie cylinder cover whlc1
cane fyilg =, my h-sn. T. fad cut the beat OF the
ws,rr, vhen w.s being pumped into the ooier,
thiik 500 coua I'D .aa cut, by putting yof hands On
lie plSe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

MRs BIsHof's I" READINGS FROM THE PoErs"--Mrs. rau.
ra s. Bshop will read selection of poe,ica extracts this
Friday) evening, at eight O'clock at Dodworshs HALL,
SOC Broadway. The programme s very choice including
some Of the most popular pieces Of Lougfeow Herdsn,
Jerrold, Willis &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

inc United States soop Of Saratoga, Captain Co-
mhndng, Thomas Turner arrived At Pensacola, Fa rom
Havana, Gath ut. all wel The Saratoga giving general
liberty to her crow at the former place.
general court martial convened st Tho Peusaoos
Navy Yard on the -ss ui, lor uia OF Frst l-ert
II. G. Duysl, attached W lhat yagd. The shMSs hsvv
pot been maze psbkN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

WEcoME CoScERr 10 Mr.. EgErD.-Mr Theodore Els
feld the eminent musician, who 20 provideutaly
saved from the wreck Of the Austria having arrived homo
from Fayal, welcome concert s 70 be given 70 him az
the Academy OF Music on Saturday. The affair very
appropriate testimonial to worthy man, and win doubt
less be q brilliant and enjoyable occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08

THE TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSECUTION.
The following persons answered aad were severally
sworn, such being the practice bere;--
DR.. r. N. Cooecge, Dr. r. r. sono, Richard ~ Downer,
Francis Doyle, Thomas Martin, r. " r. Van wyckc,
Joseph Dudrow, Abel Upshur, Edward NJ Tdball, Cyrus
Mcormick, John NJ sceley, Jr Jonah D. Hoover Robert
J. Dillon, Thomas Woodward Reuben worthington,
Henry Hepburn, Edward DeaGold.
some delay occurred, which the District Attorney ex
p'anedby saying hc waiting for witness to examine
nfst and who was not in court. He had sent for him
rh's witness was James H. Reed. He soon Afterwards
came INTO court was sworn and took tho stand
EvIDEScE OF JAMES II. REED.
were yon present at the time Of tho death Of Mr..
Keyp
A. Twas near by.
@ Re good enough to state all the circumstances con
necied with the killiug that you aaw.
A. Twas passng on the sabbath of the 9Th Of February
rp tic street known as part pf Pennsylvania avenue run
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18
: rRRCuA ANTS, CLERKS REGISTRY AMI GENERAL

M purchasing agency-Estabhshed 1856 Office IS Broad
way New York. Employers supplied gratis with male help
Wanted respectable men seeking situations as clerks book
keepers salesen porers bakeepers Nc should apply al
e Merchants Clerks Registry office, IS Broadway Our
established for three years during which
spared neither pains expense III enecavorhg
situations for those who applied 70 us having
employment for thousands OF persons ~ course we
unsuccessful nearly many but this we always
expect expect We never profess To guarantee
man than proprietor of
any ho adverse theren3 but we DEFY any
every exeriion that possible to
aid them in procuring employment The applicant who Is
seeking situation also know that Is impossible TO
Command success; but those who are willing TO
take the chances, and by payment OF small
registration fee secure a claim exertions
AT become entitled select from the various orders which
everyday from merchants and others as well as
which brought in by special agents some men
think should register their names free and pay agents Of
rent advertising clerk hire just for their accomoda
ton and perhaps would never them again. We say
all do not wish TO have time occupied by such
applicants There also class OF who look Tor stua
ooA We would say parties that do wish be
annoyed by their applications want none but qualified
matter in what branch Of business. Our commission
r half OF the first weeks salary payable when the
and we are sorry to say that we have found many
unprincipled men who after having good situations
procured for them have refused To their commissions
hey agreed TO do trusting for the future the whom
As have published reference from time time In the
daily papers consider 1t 20 do
enc by calling them. Referring do TO
thousand first class houses the city, whose orders
Sen monthly Of the Merchants and Clerks Gazette which
confines itself 10 the exclusive wants Of the merchant clerk
Any who desires to call send 10 have copy
which will explain fully mode of doing business
close two stamps for delivery aud postage Office hours TO
WIN. J. REDPATH, Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18

CENINs BAZAAR AND HAT STORE, sol AND ss
GRAND FALL OPENING,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1850
PARIS REFLECTED IN NEW YORK.
The magnificent suit Of show comprising this popular
fashionable Quitting establishment for ladies' aud families
a and ample assortment Of foreign and
manufactured fabrics In each Of the
TWENTY DEPARTMENTS,
Including It's comprehensive plan every attractive style and
mode adopted Paris for the In descp
ton of ladies' chdrens attire gentlemens furnishing
goods will this occasion be submitted To the fashionable
world of New York. .
The opening the and hat store will embrace the
following departments
Lace and embroidery,
Ladies' and chidren's hosiery,
Boys and youths' clothing
Gentemen's furnishing goods.
ROOM NO.
Ladies' and chdren's shoes,
Infants wardrobes
Small boys clothing
Ladies' robes and skirts,
Ladies' undcrlinen and wedding outfits,
Misses dresses, almas and capes,
DISSEMINATING In all It's branches.
Ladies' and Misses bonnets,
Ladies' headdresses and caps
Chidren's fancy beaver and silk hats.
ROOM No. 4.
Ladies' and children's furs.
ROOM NO. 8.
Gentemen's dress hats,
Ladies' riding hats and caps,
Childrens boys and youths caps
Mems and boys felt hats and caps.
GENIN'S BAZAAR AND HAT STORE
6U7 and 5l3 Broadway.
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DRY GOODS. so.

BRUSSELS CARPETS lNOT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ID received an invoice Of English Brussels CARPETS hand
GEO. Il. L. HYATT, 273 Canal street
Between nd
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YOUNG MAN CoMPE-
ient Ia take charge of Of books and having some
knowledge Of hardware Address Ion Herald Office in hand
writing Of applicant
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ENoR sALE-LATHEs, planners, STEAM ENGINE
and boiler complete and machnsts tools in general at
As Marion street. To be seen from 3 A. NJ. to4P .M
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

a WHOLESALE SOUTHERN cIoTHING HOUSE HAVE
ananing for first salesman, and other need
apply to man good business capacity who can nhaenee
gov, s onnartuny IL presented. Address, stating par
scnass faly Is c. 1885, Post eace All communications
Wv cnnnde
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TOR SAlE-AN ENGLISH ALE HOUSE, HAVING CON-
yenenee for brewing the premises and connection
among families for home brewed English ale; good chance
for man with small capital as the ale has been approved of
New York. harroom 70 SELL in leading thoroughare
down town. The proprietor not having time and capital
10 William street.