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TRADE SALES Ar BOSTON.


corre.poud,uce ofTde y Y Tribune.
BosIoS July H. 1859.
The ereAt Of the season has been the Trade .les,
uuoer the auspices Of the Ne. Fog .nd Society for
the Promotion OF Manufacture aud Mechanic Arts
Tie sales If boots, shoes glass we're, &C. ys-,er-
dsy, passed off with great satisfaction 70 AL parties,
and the success in those departments alone was quite
sufficient to peusste for all the attention snd care
fu slperyon which ha, been given ,he sifair by the
active men Of Boston. But the great attraction OF
the week to be the suction sale OF domestic
goods to-day. The announcement for months past OF
such probable event called together very large
company IF buyers from al sections Of the country,
aro New York, Of cour,e, fully represented. The
sae passed Of vel, 20 far prices were concerned,
and could detect with perhaps few exceptions,
10 material fsliIg Of in rates, compared wiki the
recent private sales, taking into consideration the
extra expense Of freight insurance. &c. according
the Of sale the goods 10 be delivered IN
Boston.
Bu. The sale considered in another point Of view
must be regarded a. total failure The quality OF
goods offered relatively small, aud mtuy Of our
daily New York auction sales have presented greater
attractions, both II quantity and variety. Toe Cfer-
irgs per catalogue Of sheetngs, shrtlngs AMI drills
b.ea bed aud unb.eachrd represented less than 1900
packages. This amount does not equal many Of our
weekly exports, the single purchases o. OF our
distributing houses, and the disappointment would not
have beeI generally expressed mad the catalogue
been seen il New-Nork previous 10 the sale.
The sales, however were in some Instances dupli-
Gated, 20 that the aggregate may reach larger
amount than the catalogue indicated. The lnaGgusa-
t.u at tbs time, or rather tue revival Of the Trade
Seles 10 this department, was extremely unfortunate
since i il generally Known that surplus Of goods
Goe lot EXIT IL any such quantty to warrsr, tner
t-posal at auction AID it Is also matter Of fact
that many Of our chef corporations have engaged
their pIoduct.ous far in Of actual msuaf.c-
tu1e The chef difficulty, however, arose ffon the
Ion representation Of the manufacturer per Sc the
stocks having been contributed by commission houses
The Trade. sales, conducted abroad preclude the
idea OF MIDDLE net, ard can only be made available
in tbis country by tie sc.sa reduction Of those
expense which accrue On our pr.sent system.
Soue important contracts were ma ie after the sale
n corporations lad private manufacturers, VINO did
not participate IN tue exhibitions but the mas Of
buyers have returned 10 New-Ycrk to complete their
siocke for the early trade.
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cs-sary Consequence OF the uex Southern doctF1be
Of taking sUpero ri,y Of nee IS tire bssi. OF soS-
eminent and society The famous Compro ni'e OF
tie Federal Constitution, by which Congress Oh
tsiced the power after the l,ps- Of twenty year. u
prohibit the Afnc4n -,ve-trsd-, proceeded entirely
Oh the assumption th,t SLAYER! ~as social aud
political evil bos,i.c 70 the fan aud complete dev-i-
opuen. If that system of liberty aud eiu1lty
Which il "ds aimed e. established. Had It been
possible for the CObysnton - have gone further
IN rddu tie country ofth. wi. a, they esteemed
&, they would have done 80. y u wrs, they did
the best they could. 1t wa. m the ssm- spirit snd
With the ssme opinion # Slavery IN The ab-
strsc,, that COtgres: passed the act 70 pro-
hIbit the African ,.ayetrsde 10 "a luto effect toe
yery moment the twenty year. expired. South
eru statesmen coucurr,d without. -ogle dissent
irg voice IS to The principle, IN the passage OF
that act But thi. wss done In ignorance Of tie
true ctaisc'er If SlaseIy. Stree Slavery has been
discovered 10 BE- blessing, instead Of curse, Of
Course 81 that acii-n ought 10 be reversed.
Moreover, the acquisition Of new territory and
tie revival Of the Afrc,n s.iye-trade sre both abb
'iut.iy essential 20 tle id-a universal 8, the
S,uth. - maintaining in the Cuiou a. many Slave
Free Sistes-s policy which the new views
adopted into the Southern creed - Ia the relative
merits oftte Ere. l. sbOr and the Slaye-LrbO sy.-
tens render more imperative than ever The terrific
~ which at present beoDg- TO the United States IN
point of soll. cl!m,te and productions, not being
vel suited for that purpose, in order 70 make nes
Slave States We must acquire new territory. But
territory alone. valleys aud plans h)SeTer fertile.
and hills add mountains however w-ll wooded, will
lot make State To make STAT !nhlbitant, are
needed, ard you can't have Save State without
.ayes. How is il possible for the South tn COM
yete with the North IN the settlement OF States,
unless the South shall be permitted todr,w from
Africa supply of negro labor .ld OF slave mul-
grants to OBJECT the tide offree sborer. which flows
IN upon the North from Ireland spd Germany The
revival Of the s,ve-trade will thus BE- urged nay It
already urged, by appeals not merely to the
purses the piety, the pblIa n'hropby, but to the
political ambition of the South. As u any South
ern opposition to this movement, We m7y look in
VAIN 10 find it. The very persons whom We should
most expect to make il BY the grouod which they
have taken as 10 Slavery in the abstract, have cut
themselves off from being able ~ do so with any
logical consistency. To oppose tue revival OF the
African slave trade ALREADY begins to he represented
as panderiDg to the prejudces of the North, aud
az in fact ey!nciug secret hostility 10 Slavery
tself
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Good News from Pixies Peak.

LtAyE,WuErH. N-dnesdaE. July 3D. io'''
An e1pits. sniyed tn. evening from Denver CITY
ID tie urlr.c~dsrtei time Of tx days. Several PISS
-ereers and q 800 H. gold du-t were brought.
LsAyIswoRrH. X. T.. Thursday. July H. l'''.
There ives Al arrival from The mines At night
Prospecting had beer prosecuted considerable d.
tsrce ouil Of tie present dggrgs, resulting IL ndi'
ca lou, equal TO sly already discovered. Good eai'
have been struck seven miles below Jackson = on
Clear Greek. Rich discoveries are a.so reported
near Boulder Cry. Builiitg is being viso'ol'!
pro-tcutrd ut Denver Cty. Tie populaIo1 Is
t,esoiy suguertiug, and there l. al Increasing de-
usnd tor provisions. AL the indie ,ton; point to the
ree-tsbAshmeft Of confidence, and the steady de-
velopuer; OF the Kansas mines. The quArtz ma
chDers lately sent from here, when put in operation,
will more fully test the value OF tue go.d'bearns
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tdx-payers.

A correspondent who ssks question about tae
Zouaycs will find an account of them IN another
column 1t was Pelissler, acting under the order
Of Bulge aud. who roasted the Arabs alive 10 a cave
He took the command in l-4l-2, and changed the
Usr from one Of occupation 10 Algeria to one of
utter devastation. He escaped bullets and sabres
to die Of the cholera 10 Paris in l3i9 The French
claim Algeri,, and lately have sent men still far
ther into the interior A chasseur is light
infantry soldier.
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The LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.
'iipA.ch to The y. Y. Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Thursday July II, 1883.
In framing the contract for Goa under re cent BIDS
Secretary Toucey inserted condition not con
tanned in the advertisement and not known IN
former contracts, with Che view, believed, of
compelling the party to abandon 1t, and th1s
give the Department discretion Of purchasing at
option, AID continuing the fayoritsSn heretofore
practiced The question is now under consderi-
ton by the Attorney General II secretary Toucey
is supported the IL. sitter will be invest gated next
Winter
The Constitution denies the statement that the
President wrote Mr. Wendell letter concerning
the distribution Of the executive binding aud
printing Nh Wendell has toll maDy that be has
such letter, and that The Constitution receives
5000 annually under the arrangement.
1t is raid thst Mr Sickles has taken house
here for the next session, if he expected to re-
tain his seat in the House and his position in
eiety
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The Glasgow and Edinburgh Out
ward Bound.

st. JouS's y. r.. "Wednesday. July Is, 1889.
Tie steamship Glasgow. from New-fork, arrived
here yesterday and sailed At o'clock tins morning for
glasgow in company with her cousorI. the Edinburgh,
" tch has been Diet ,ned here some weeks IN undergo
in, repsir- of damage sustained IN striking an iceberg
TO the eastward Of Cape Race. TIE passengers by
tie ~tsau ship Argo, Of the Galway line, recently
wrecked in 1epassey Bay went out IN these vessels.
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THE WIG COMMITTEES.

The Wing Committee, as they call themselves
are, We are glad to see, beginning to open
their eyes TO the emergencies of the times. AT
their meetipg LAST Tuesday evening they passed
indeed, the resolution which has been long tine
lying on their table, and upon which they seem to
have sought advice by eps,olary appeals in various
directions. This resolution frs, declares their
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IBgT-.r sIhI

BOsT0y, Thursday, July IL, l5J9
TIE NevEDe.ald trade.sale is progressing with
great succe,s. The quantity Of domestic dry good.
shescy dip, ed Of i larger than at any sale ever held
10 Ms couItry reaching nearly 1900 packages and
3 10000 il value. Very heavy TRANSACTIONS have
40 taken place OUTSIDE.
a, The principal sale OF dry goods to-day there was
.arge assembsge and the prices obtained were fully
Up 10 the expectations ci sellers Some Inferior grades
Tere introduced which sold below the average.
The qusuiiiy Of boots shoes already sold amounts
To between l., to0 and ID 600 cases.
lis le,cAai.s vgeseI. appear to be ;attiei.
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commencement mt Tufts College.

BOsTON, Wednesday, june I3, ISjl.
The CONNER mcnt exercises Of Tufts College
/ uiyersa,.st NJ >o1ervlle took place to-day. Ten
grsdua'es received diplomas, with tue degree OF \. H.
Governor Banks lrc-eLt Al dinner 20 the ticnty
students an0 guest, and re- pouded 10 a sentiment.
Tie anniversary of the MatnetIaD Socety Wa cele-
brs;ed with an GRAFTON by tie Hon. iwart c. Parker
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MINERS MIRACrLors NERMIN DEsTGONER.
The ouly Remecy IN the whole world
Nteruiinxta

oAl tntcN II the Whole NoI4d
Ncruiinste
Bugs Reach, Ants hs fsas Mukvtocs Rats. Mice and ETH
other Neruiin ard Garden Insects.
OIFiCE OF rHt lNrfp SLAVES lNSFGCrOK o. Provisions
AND CLOTHING, NAVY lAsp, New. York jolly p, 1883 :
This certify that Joseph Meyer Practical Chemist has By
the Of his Preparations erVsn al The
.,or, No of this nsT Ciou, which Infested with those
s.uctyr anirAs that witnessed an extraordinary de-
,t,cu of CockrAches BY VII Meyer ALTHOUGH WIEN he APP
sS hi. powder about their places Of ony f-S we've
-, .ou after Ia than ht.en minutes The Of the nom
,ry covered with ALREADY dead other. dyns
80 sl assured that By few applications Of h. ehelnics
f.hch /. certainly very ehcscioosl Mr. Meyer woali
ssItir.l, I'D house OF these obnoxious insects;
lrspec>or Of Provision and Co,hirx
For sale wholesale retail by the Inventor JOSEPH MkSrR
Practical Chemist, Ne. 6l2 Broadway =, =, ,,,,.
Sole Aseuis A. II. ID. SANDS w. NV' AZ s-s'as"
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Tie City Controllers semi annual report, sent
to the Common Council l4.t night, shows that
SO, 1872 527 - have been paid from the Treasury
90 City Government, aod >5,7jl 577 26 on Trust
Accounts, making S5@4i5o5 % for the first six
months of this year. The Street Commissioner
also sent 10 his report which is Of deep interest to
Taxpayers.
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81 Lugl,. " eduesdsy, July IS, 1872.
Tfc OMAHA NetraskaH, 10 gyiug an accodn. Of
the depiedstlOO, recently committed by the PawneH
Incisns say- that $500 worth of properly was stolen
from The -eiters GOV. Black 10 the hri a. the
head Of 30 f,ot and " draso,us. Tue lnIans mum.
her 3 90 men.
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n. LOUIs, Inursdnv, July II, ~.
4 party ~ engineers Jeff Wysndore ih- morning 10
.r,y tie ksI,as C.ntrsl Railroad 10 Fort Riley 80
miles iotg This Is the first railrosl survey Ses, OF the
Missouri River and il al other Ink toward the Pacific.
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HOOped Skirts i'm Litigation.

IUUIEI = UN \, y. ] .. ulTrls!f Jul. y IoI''
10 The Uri'ed States CrcUl, Court to-day Judge
Nelson raIted al INDUCTION I'd the pients Of Osborn
4 NmceLt. against lockwood Brothers Of New-io
prohibiting iher selling laties skirts Of the siyle COW
end - PLAINTIFF patents.
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POKTLAAD, Me-, Thursday, July II, loJl
Eighty key, Of guupoHdor IL one OF the new mills at
Gortan eNpoded Yesterday. The building wa blown
to etoms, sLd ore man severely Injured
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ASK FOR LKDhRD's MORNING CALL

Be .uTe 70 s's fr
LgDfaED's NOHNfsG Call.
The popularity q hi. fLe
TONIC nd fNytSOE.TISs CofDfkL BiTTfz
has uduc.d part!. Pot Up qunou zrce 10 ils
tiel. the abel. -
LyD1aFD MOKSiSC Cat. which j. uu~ql1-d ~ -
and hle medicinal Isli'ss
Il Is particularly valuable - 10. .@asDL A. cure N Dy'' pa
IL ctsrsrssr De- f.ly es.sb sasd
rs. ~ o.by - fine ,~f hen.lg AID s.,-s'ss prpp-ii~'
r,IceriIg - ulfaille. ,.. III
Fctsr, ~ 3. b~yefsg~ e 10 lB.9rpA~d by sny c'fl.s
ever ,arf-o u pubic botc- for Il. Fiy 81 s-u-fi -
!suc~.
NJ family should b. u-.thol' g.
Tfa,ssrs ald ychea 81 Tad Il ua-s: sErc~-oe sfa'a
LrDfARD's NogVrNG CALL-TOSC.
Dgre'ic sud aui Dysp.tir j.
LIQutCK HYCIEsIoyE D'Apsfs RasPAIL.
FOR .slr BY Dru ggI-t.. L.rlo D-.l-Is. A.
WLe..a. Dept n. - Soutn HlIIanisf.
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We shall be pleased 70 receive tom inventors 90
tailed sooouu,1 Invention. dyrries, and, sh'
s,y iuvraut ~ notice ff bueft OF r-a-r.
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STrRtOsCOpIC EMPORIUM,

No. 500 BToso~ays
THI TEhDL SUR D.
oatlu.d fr-sh sDek Of al NOvees-EDgh.h, frencn and
American q. ..-,,e,,,
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WASHINGTON, Thursday July II, 1883.
TIE Secretary Of the Treasury, Postmaster General,
ard Attorney General have decided that III cjnsequence
Of tie ilyadity Of the title or the mposeiby OF the
American Philosophical Society 10 fully convey IN fee
simple Ia the lifted States their ha IN Philadelphia,
wi! require further legislation by Congress before
the buildings for PO.t-Ofce aud Court-House purposes
can be proceeded with The order for the sale Of the
Bank Of PENNSYLVANIA property WILL therefore, Tor tue
yTeseut, lie withdraw, the Commission consisting Of
tie )ove-Esmed Cabinet officers preterrngt to refer the
whole after to the judgment AMI consideration o; the
Iext Congress
Ife C6nsfifufior this morning, contains the copy
Of d-petch from tue State Department recently sent
" 10 our Minister at Berio, on the subject OF natural
zaton. Tie case Is that Of II naturaz.d citizen OF
the Lifted States, who Is native OF Hanover, and
who when be left bis native cOuLtfy, was nether
IL actual service in the Hanoyeran army, hal
been drafted to IT, but who has yet uron his
return 10 Hanover been deprived Of his Liberty and
corntel,d it perform military service.
Tie President aid Cabinet concur IN the views ex-
Pressed toxin he ground that the moment Foreigner
becomes uaturalized his Allegiance 70 his native cJua-
tr, ! covered. He j. ore responsible FOR anything
hcmsy LAY or do orouu TO say OF DO after ASSUMING his
new character thar be had been born in the nted
Saies Should he return 10 his native country he
retu!Ls az 81 American citizen ana IN 10 other cnar
acter In orCer 10 eu,e lis on liza. Government 10
nrti.h nm for al ofeuse, this Hu-t have beea COM
United while lie was subject ard owed Allegiance 70
that Government. The oreuse nu-t have been com
peie before Lis eIpstnatlou. II must have been of
-uCr cL 1TGCicr lLhl lc H44--t -e'F OrrN l-C-
tuuishe for /, at tue moment o: bi. departure Our
Munster i Instructed 70 demand the release Of the
La IRA lied citizen II question.
j. J. Spencer Of Pennsylvania las been appointed
United Sia.ss COrsl! al Dte,deu.
While TIE guuners crew were engaged 10 their
usual battery practice AZ the Washington Navy arr
to-day ,xty.iour.pourd army gun, which Il = said
had been Thoroughly tested 10 lS3, burst, killing Jas
H. wilson anG William Nokes, part. Of their nesds
b,iug blown Of and their bodie, tnrown considerable
d,tsuce from tie gun platform. Eiglt others We're
severely wOur ied. AID Two slightly.
CLsrrs JOHN Gardoer, brother Of Dr. Gsrdnsr OF
MtxcHn-c.a.n notorie'y. and VINO Wa, indicted Tor
fase swearing il LIS brother and forfeited h.s
boil by sb-couding. having recently returned 70 Wash
rgtol wss today arrested by tie Marsha, ana NOS
il custody.
Il !. rumortd tina, o. Jennings Wise and p. II.
Ay.-tt fought yesterday a Lake DrlmDond, twenty
u,.r. from Norfolk.
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W LrvIs 6, our Agent in NV BEi1ss Conn. for b
salr Of TBE IEIBUSf.
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Naval.

BosroS Thursday, July H. 1859.
TIE Urted State hip Constellation ss,!e! TINS noon
fcr the Cvssi " Anna,
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RrnnrRs' HARDWARR.

Sac HfcH1 .L.rcHEs End LocEs for froni aolu
Bed besyy siverps,.a Doos KNOBS H.NL sai hVssIs
Plans
po,s AID CI,.. Ksoss great variety p,;ei sni
brs.s Door CHhISs
H. Lock GUARD. psrf-c: security SCANS sa's..'a
As.ui 81 Boch. Pooeain Gnd' Gran Jog. rHehef' &c
Wbos.s.e sno retail Fcrsae bJ
AiSY. BALDWIN NAV.
No - Jonr-.'.. Dgtrh
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IIKE IN PENNsYLNANIA.

WfLEEsBAgEt, Penn. JuuT D. Ir''
Hgss4s FiREEL HsERiNC Go, No 80 Chestnpts, "a"
,on On me uzht ~ III Ju rd n0rug 81 toe olsi " M'y
6. o,ok. out IN place giabg r foe ana cJnslm
i1x,ix.n b1aIss in rNages Tnt Sis n your m4lli-c
NE p.fa.sd Won sfo tine u.s. ~ me hfiF-' p
oft ff- for urvsro .iI suo 70 INT r F tno
tste great tessue informing inst ny b'rs' pPf
bs, .tee been i- saie il gd stts ~ prs
eryston hsl purchase other - Jour Ssis ~ su a. DE-
coue lOf seo. 1OyIs Trsp'ctbAyf hVhhhi "'~''N'
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SMITuSnNIAN HOINE.

Broadway, corner Of Houstou-st, New York. .
Hotel scoomuocAtcts the European Plan. Rooms y cts
IS and 81 Per day Meals Or - day ol Rooms
and BoSio option Traveller. Will fud thu. to be gd hotel
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slwINS MACHINES srr universally approved. There 10 a
appointment Maehues IS they ar Warranted - DC
500 al, other or money reaneed send ioG cIc
lar. Ohice, No AS Brosc~sy.
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PosrAGf STAMPS three and ten ceuts) for SALt
Jtiee
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The following description and anecdotes of Mr..
Choate are from an article published in P.tsam's
Ncrthiy, for April, lsJ5:
Mr.. ChOate j. d great actor, artist IT the first
rate bot al aclOr aIer all We rather think flom tho
pes of written sheets behind which b. rises 10 address
jury, and which disappear one by e. the speech
rolls Oh, that every word 81 the eloquent aud npas-
stoned argument Is all there cut and dried.
We kearG Webster, once, IN 4 sentence and look,
crush al hours argument OF the curious workman; It
Intellectually sire-iragn and hairs pitting
with Grecian sophistTy, and subtety the Leontine
Gorgias might have elyied. II wa about two car
wheels, which, 10 coiLm0n eyes looked as Ike as two
eggs but Mr. Cboaie, by lne line Of argument be-
tween tEeedle-dum aud iweedle-dee, and discourse
On " the hGaton Of poiLis, deep and fine as to 10
lost il Obscuniy -hoSed the Jgry that there
Heaven-wde difference between them.
But ssd Mr.. Webster, and biz great eyes opened
VIDE and black be stared al the big twin wheels be-
fore him, gentlemen Of the Jury, there they
look AZ en-" and as he PRONOUNCED this answer 10
toner Of yest volume, the distorted wheels seemed 10
sarlnk back again into their original similarity, and
the long argument on hxaor Of point, died natur.
Al death. IL was en- example Of the a.cendency o,
ere ckaTdcttr over mere ist6Locisay, bat go much
greater, Ieyertheess the intellectually.
lou would by 10 means suspect tue volcano ensr'
gee uESng beneath, rom aay appearance On the SUI
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n y
& G HERRING & Co-Geat: On toe ibth ut dsn.g ne
Great TINS psc entiry destroyed We nan
49, a yoyr SAFE. the bss and p4frs, eHcrpt one
,s ak Which opeIeg the SAFE sft" beng IN tie Tuns
.Isl hou. ~ A et.o bfes- tes snd Knobs
w. fund In god q pes rva1n. WITHOUT any itJ4ry
aYe that binding by We are % vel raed
with your safe that shall procure another son as possible
w. - Ye,uts ,..t-ctft.ly &. 4 r.. Howl.
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Nstp2lprk DAILY Gribnna
To Inventors.

FRIDAY. July -, 1859.
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GBB. SEWING MACHINE

Tar WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
A. ALREADY established u r.pOtoL a. 'is D-st aij Ma nn'
Il sinyciy .Dc D-sJty o. ia uccrAuisn 10
fsct VIM. q q nois~l-ss ~ i's oprsiou
81, ,su; T. MAJ 4s
.oe.rscy Yres kkusf1cIrss scc sold. unossas AZ
....l Nv JAMES WILCOX.
NJ. 81 Broadway, -s ,; Nc6osS Hoe
Principal OHies No rs Chs..u5f.-. Ph.!soslps3A
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I,D,rs ron TnE COUNTY wishing CATERS .

70 sttpF.k> .Ic TNss a. aud pr psiT, Lsdl-s
~ Bows and Chier,s aud SnoEs, INDIA RvBBER,
A. Of al styles ana prices. fatiouite =. 49,.
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Tie HERSmCs Saw only SAT- tbs. proved 70 be per
fy in. rl a. toe late great Grc O-hso.h, Wisconsin aud
also Al tie late IRE a. Key West Flodfs.
viii paid Oily person that can sno" inst
UFERfNG's C~PCN failed = preserve as
,.sreits Ia ALI accidental tire.
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CURTIs's CURE FOR BAIDNE>s.-lhlS remedy
4. contains DO OIL hur. Il has been testcd
Boston Providence and toe kaste States J. NJ Quits FRO
n, eor Providence. H. l. sold BY NJ. Gaiou, II Bo~ery; j.
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Jolu JoUc. - Hou,;oust., Ntw-loTs Mrs days. o. T.
Mns Re yuolds Co, bTookyu T. Se.c~, jersey Ciy
W T. Mrtcer, Newark. BAKNEs fAkA.
No. rs and is Park row General Agent, ana al Drs,s;s
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C. HEERiSG Co. Piteuees and Mauufac u'ers u hER'
EAc's PATENT CHAMPION FEE sad bUsGLAkPkOoI sAf Is
with HalT Patent Powder prof Lk 'ys manufacturers Of
Cryse Patent gesbe Powder proof Lock without Key VI
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The shove SAFE and Locks both received separate med' ~
Nh. Words Fair Louoou ia ljl aud CJsta Palace New
Yori l3js-5A
WsIehouse No 2 Broadway, corner Murray 49, opposite
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