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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
AliIi!arp Notices.


Irlshmen s,o,chmen Englishmeu
Br1ish 70 join tai. aoeered Regiment 9Ts
,sTs and RstiOBs Immediately upon 'ss9s eas nN FS Ne e
S~ h'u'e r.iadpal ResEuiting ofHeer.E
-fs,,.,n Weller want' zoe VOLUNTEER RECRUITS
M "a Win 6e iosrcted 6y the Csptsin binself in mUskct
SscTs Apply HERMAN WELLEEIo "a 70 feS'Iss .S Les
-t5s,v-s1fb RsGircnt, n. Y. =. M.-GARDEs La
FAYIiTEIbc recruiting rcpdezYoI, q his kssiment -
ued oys Hal s Ken a. WI :. cn Is 10 oe,asa samn 70 70
sd,e, ser 1sig y o1s. SsF o Coz T. De TRoBRixSD
National Cadets.-HEA DQUARTERs 6sth Regiment,
EYS NJ TIE Officers OF this Regiment win reasonable at
S 70 s1ssct boriness Of importance By order JAMES
kELLY acting Colonel JOHN H. Nu0ENr, sciius Adjusn'.
The updersigned have been appointed an EXECgTIyE
nST eomp5sed esassiSeiy Of MECHANICS Of the Cy Of
NY Ork d vicinity The said Regiment to be degnsed the
Tey Tespee,fay appeal TO The patriotism and lRsGly of
sa % & oar m & b e ave aoa nnpsr pebpn
This Regiment has new been in process OF o N f9n a5oat
~ekpown oschnist and i sneer Of this city lie also
% ssy d re- % fy for 1y 'ep: and vicinity
sea1y enrolled he'cves ard we feel wen s.ited hat
very short Iirie as a body Of has gone FORTH
FeoweSeDs want men 20 fight tnd pat reeoop;
vo nse the nen comfortable " hic " ~ keep
chem together until they regularly mustered into the service
ssSsp ms win be ,lsnl ey received by be undsrsigned
y B sTILI@AN No 10 broadway
sHEPHARD KNAPP Mechanics Bank
8 v. BAGLEY. No. Wailst.
John !. GORMAN, No. Gil Hudson-st
4 *. ALTHAUSE, Houston Greenc-st.
PETER NAYLOR, No. Al Stonest.
ALFRED SCBENCK, 25th-st., coz lst-ay.
JOHN DECKER, No. 2l Ehzabesh-ss.
T. b. STiLLMAN, President
S.V. gAGJEY, Secretary.
SHEPPARD KNAPP, Treasurer.
a The Presidents Life GuaPd."-To CONTRACT
OkS-Poposa al be received iOl four das on date Tor
Ioo0 REG JAiENTAI. UNIFORMS, per sample. Address
Col n D. GOODWIN, No. s96 Broadway.
Varlau,s Battery,-The Pri,sea OF this command are
RIssckerst pes- Csrniac. FRIDAY, Aug la6l, at
s,eloek n NJ s. a DODGE,
Y. Y NAlRN,
JOHN HORNDY,
WIN. 4. NcLHAN
Kew-York. July 81, 1851. sod Y oihers
Washington Grsys.
HEADQUARTERS NFGiSsNTs \. Y. 3. TRoOPs,
NEw-YOHB, July 81, 1851. J
GENERAL ORDFR Ne. .
1e Member this Regiment viii assemble IN foil Pstiguc
es ResioD:a Armory, Grand ard Centrests,
be the service Of the United states, IN
aay the day Of August Renental line viii form In Grand
rht Ceosre 9B5 Each Member having any Prop
sfty possession belonging 20 the state OF Hewfork OF TO
use Uued States. viii bring tie with him. Capt W iaI
Walton of Engineer Corps ~l place quad ~ the lower
ssrsnoe Of the ArDory o'clock and admit more bat Mem
bers OF the REGIMENT
meeting OF the Officers Of this Regiment win be held ct the
Annoy We&ne day evening, tie m inst, az O'clock
By order OF Col. GKcRGE lToSs,
warniog Oaiesr: RoBERT II. cLyDE, Sergeant Major.
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Go tl)bom II man Concern.


I AW NOTICE.
- HFSRy WINTER DAVIS
Nin attend The Supreme Cosit Of tse United sts.Sf
No. IS e. Psult... Rsitfr3ore
NOTICE.-All persona are hereby warned against
purchasing neyoang cetsin pomi'sory SOTE bssT
ing da the h day March 1851 uIsdo and Be
order Of Jones smith, sd igdOsd by them doe - nsnths
the date thereof The said obasd ~bo1 ,ny
consideration therefor nom ssbscngc Payment of the
,aid has been stopped ard the will Dc b PAD
Dsed july ~. 1851. JOHN l.. sALrLHAk. +.
COLDgERS' and WIDOWS CLAI8la fec
- PEHSIONs, ARIiE ARk0Es ~ PAT. BOUNTY LIZ.
40 promptly collected BY GEO. WooDMAN. - WiismsL
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DeniisirD.

yVNHE largest and cheapest Dental Establishment
Il in the S.-N, Q. GRIFFIN BROS, Denli',s. No SO
Cfanit " " and No. 2jT Fut0n, Brooklyn iEBrt full
partial vt. Of Teeth their improved Amosphes Pressure
Plates ghout extrscng the On psps gold, tfs
silver rubber 10 partial gold ~ perooh hYe'
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:. -, ,y,.,,,cera-Irishmen S,ochmen, Englishmeu,
join tai. aceefted Regiment VnsI
feIs and ltAli"Ss i CAPT. ROBERTSON,
Ger hvee rsincipal ResIuiting Officer. Y
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ENOCn LEWIS, General sup't. Altoona. p
TO LONG BRANCH, N. D.

DAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH, N, u
IA su,nn,er arrangement Three express trains each y
IsRITANand DEL BAY RAILROAD. for Red Bank. Sbsse
bury LONG ANcii Bergen WORKS &c q, @ ~
loot of obinsoe.,f. daily rs 10 and p of -
Monnouik eri tire with cars for az IexahI
BRANcH. s;A e sad -. =. s,sssi, ss,s sssss - ~
,ri,l c,,P fo al ~ co1atry Excslle1t mcs,s 81
Sas share con nj sr.ASI0.i and EXCURSION ItcAE1
81 NJ REDUCE ips Long Brsnsh eh>rss ss~
atka
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Boaro auo Rcoms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Jersey City.-f'ull board
~ for single gentlemen IS per week Families desriss per
win had this hotel both eonycnS, 10 baslueas tnd
economical In expense.
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CTEAMER MASSACHUSETIS-Ca Havens,
- foE Orient GresnpGi Sag IIsrbo Sc leaves JsSes2
Eas, River, TUESDAY THURSDAY, sDd SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS at O'Clock. Leaves Sag Harbor, GreeDpor
&c, alternate days.
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Wanfs.

AN EnglishwOman wants a SITUATION as
"A HOUSEkEEPER or NURSE TO the s, any light siiu
ation Good city reference. Call No Maronst, IN tbe
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GTATEN ISLAND FERRY. Faro Six Cents
~ Boois leave every Loc from TO from foot d
Mhileba!ia, side Of The Battery
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HrEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHuLxAcc
~ pELPHiA spd the SOUTH and wESrs us 1HseIi3 ~ *
ISrTyNai and Express Lines leave Ney-f sfk ~ =
m and snd Th,sssa . ~ tsp.sss sD SsaSs
einnaii snd he West enc !sr ,,sias mum I" -.
j. W. wovDauSf. As.ssn 49, 49, - ik;icSS1G1
.hsrisd Is mlnu:ss b sayascs Il ~ ~ oMs
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IL ny and TROY. CONNEC'
andWE5T. Trains leave:
From Chslnbers-st.
Express, 5sndll a. u, and $3.50
aud 5 p. IN.
Troy atd albany with sleep.
iig-csr), 1915 P. II.
Ponghkccpsie train, o. . a H.,
ana l:l5 r. a..
Peekskill tiai0. 4 p. m.
Sibg Sing train, 9 e. M, $50
snd y. n.
FISH III train, $3.50 p. m =
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ALBERT N. NrcoL,AY, Auc,ioueer,
WILL sell, THIS DAY Thursday, Aug. IL, OF
w l2t o'clock at the Stock aaesroom. No s2 wiism,s,
STOCKS BONDS and other securities soiabe ior nve, n
foil particnars zee Courier aud Enquirer News Come
csl Advertiser and Evening Post Catalogues the morning
OF sae.
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TaT NFW-Yi0RK TRIBUNE.
TIE sErEI-W LILY rRrRI1NR
TUE tTw.YOKK TRTBUNB

bTrlHbed every IuRs" g aud FsIDAN NoRNISe Pnee p
w. Up Iwo Corirs for 4 Five Copies Tor ll -
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-S,a,,ain weller wonts ioe VOLUNTEER RECRUITS
eeineat hey viii be furnished with ra'ions
t1d " oe iostrued by the Csptin hinseli in m1skct
snS;,s, ApIly 10 HERMAN WELLER. Fencing Master
SH''e "FA'' Noe. i56 l58 and $50 Heser-it.
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L'0R RPOOI.--TAPSCOTT's LINE
Il The we'll known packet ship BENJAMIN ADAMS, lying
Pier No J Esst River sis the 9Th OF August aad tho
River win s the l2h Of August Fer psssase the lowest
rates drafts payable IN all pl Of urea Britain lIead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHsNGE OE
i ITrRmiNIIs Jsaessp snd 3sthst Ferries 49,
yark a. A. M and 3:J for tIeenportt " N ne
~ for Sycsset; $50 2. for fsruinsdsIa tor p ~
-, -, ~" y, 3:SB 4:c3 aud SD FOR Jsmscs eve -
~, - 40 40 aud $50 p Trains leave han'sss
81 n-'i :. -, .rriy Il Of FROM Jafnes-slip-
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We6biils CARDS, Sc.
fost anb foun0.
Gcuses ana farms il)antee.

HARLEM.-Any one having q snall COTTAGE
HOUSE and Lon for sae IN HaTlsn and not puch cash
wautoi down i sated Ind purchaser by addressing j.,
Box Nc. ,3sl General PoitOfor.
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f.ASlES TYLER Qate of Nos. 2 and 4 Mulberry
ST. informs his friends and the publis rha, be has emogea
his Awning Flsg Sscing and Cot Bottom Msnulacory
20T Canal ST. @ dor from Hnlbenyss He connect.
Merchandise Covers &c. Malt Bags Feed Bags etc. etc. con-
stsntiy hand. He wod paiiyusIly call the attention Of
and otheis 20 s newly inVensed Nena0e Reed Rag
which gives such universal satisfaction Cots whol.sas aad Is
tail.
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DOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting will

u the Danbuly islroAd-The fsA aud eesaat STEAM
BOAT ALICE PRICE Leaves foot OF Caihsriqest, r.,
EVERY MORNING, 1t 81 o'clock ON tle sal Of the Rrl-
road 1rans Fare 50 cens Psass &es,port sosth-
por and Fai Asd the New Haven Road, aud Danbuy,
Bethel Ridscheld. Kent, &c, tie bauba.y *; R c.n
avoid tie Dust Secure cool asa os3y sill, and 20
cen each by taking the boat NoTwbls Through heus-
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Sales bn Auftlon.

A. NJ. MKRwIs. Anctioneci.
DY BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Irving Buildings,
I'D Nos 59l aud 900 BroadwsySaes Of Books Stationery
Pictures, Works of Art Fancy Oooda. Furniture. &C.
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Nntsopal (,adets.-HEADQ 69th Regiment,
EYSN. TIE Officers OF this Regiment win reasonable at
,hi, Am sry MGrket. Sen THURSDAY August L. ct
R 70 trsnsact b0finess Of imposnee By order, JAMES
Kelly acting Colonel JOHN II. NU1EN Rcius Adjuen..
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PIipru's
CELEBRATEB pRoTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN;

H CHICsso H. July s. lass. A s. ADaxs & Co.: aa
mch pleased with the Cottsse Prose- sd although
woriej day s printing In my hs end my I'll asle 20 DO sy
kia Of slal job. Of Patins with H. SONS snfs a uhieh1
send herewith The simplicity OF the machine aid s easy
wsrsing render essi ,nssss by any boy. We
that In the course Of By this 100 a.
ica.t in printing bill b. ". fHLLtPs.
Printing Office complete, No O. prias 518 acie.,
@2Ji No. ,, 7xlO Si0j Ne. 4, ll1l9 $50.
Send ior q circular. ADAMS PREs5 COMPANY,
kO. III filton-st. n N51y.Yo5
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FiCfy-afth Regiment, n. Y. =. M.-GARDEs La

FAYEirE.--Tbc recruiting
slrnsicd st lafayette Hall. J
sop., iuten 4 the enlistment. !
naeaisseiy after having been g
tle Regiment By order Of
y. A. GERDY. Aajuiant.
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financial.

TRrSrrr BrrrDrss No III BToadwsy. OyrcK or THEj
PEsssYLyASA CDAL cosPsSI, NEwiORK, July 20 lgoi
TrIlE SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE
BONDS CT ,b. Company amounting to Ae'ooo will be
JOHN EVEN. Presidrnl.
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MIGHT BOAT TO NEW lIAVEN.-The ELM
lV CITY leaves at II arriving In iuie for al ecy
nopir trains The CONTINENTAL leaves at p m Train
loT MeIidsn and Hartford leaves Aew'Hasens IL p M
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CTEAMBOAT THOS. POWELL, Capt. Ander-
- son. foot Of Jsyst every afternoon al - O'Clock ier
West Pcint CoYnR ALL HewbuGh PoGghkeepse kondou &C
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fNroRTNNI ~ rrrr CErrrySpkS Rrs.oiuI,o~s.
The committee reported the following which ~

FNroRsrNTNI CErrryspkS Rn-otuTc~s.
The committee reported the following which -r>s
unuumuusy adopted
That the p'n omlrdIod IN the CRrrrRspss res hu-
t' 'ig ut the ndl uStUtpt U the dIhrute, 'Jw threa
,nng tie cNiEteUce Ui tho uIaOg, meets our appr0-
baton.
1Lut with very full '9pcrtlmitlcs Of ascerts nag
tho sentiments ufthc people In the extensive districss
trN Nosed y the roads here represented, We do pos
hesitate To cNluC-s uug conviction that such an ad-
lU-tmCut would meet with the decided appro vA Of
u WY large majority uf them.
That hum uur uusei yntiuns we believe that he
pc pie Of the North desire and would be satlsdaf
with such settlement of the slavery controversy a.
wIi iSr,Ner lS.u,sh the slavery que stOn from ths
halls oi Congress and the arcns of federal politics.
The Convention, consisting OF abont MY geusie-
mon, pads visit oi respect 10 the President OF shs
United states and Ia General scOrr. They were In
truduoCd Ia the former by Mr. fnros, PresldsnA q
tie Philadelphia, Wilmington and baltimore Rail-
ID, when the PEUSldGHt ma,Ls patriotic addresss
sId expressed his gTatilcatou In meeting ussfus
rel table and eIIlsIpTisIg a class Ol hs leOw old
Eeus, u whom entrusted In part the control q
ntaIly four hundred millions Of dollars Of inyssss4
cApiai. lie also cordially approved Of their so,isa
~ L,hall oi the country.
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PROM WasAninsSon.


Washington, Jan. A.-Mr. CASE, Of Indisaa.
Of the Committee on Territories, will report ~
uppropriAting sco,ooo for the relied q the sufs~s -
Kansas.
TuAppFys HrArs has proceeded thithsr with visw
OF exerting an influence In the Senatorial dsossss-
Tho principal candidates are Aess1s- Anr, rosDG
and GRAnAx.
Mr.. Rusr has, through friend, sent = note ~ ~.
Dsss, owing to what was said In their oolloquy -
the uouse today. his Of the character usual IN -
cases.
Ex-President TIIKn had . long. satisfacteu -
friendly interview with the President today. rss
latter expressed his belief that there Will be n es
ssn betwesn the federal and slate fooes during sss
remainder Of his administration, and that he sho~A
certainly make every effort 70 prevenl H. and 70 prs
se ve peace. Mr.. TrLEH will probably remain here
till the lth of February, TO meet the CommAAsoasas
from states other than Virginia
LAnIz ASpERsos, In other Of Major AspEnsos. VII
leave here tomorrow for homs, tcincnnAti.) HA
efforts, both In Washington and Chsrssscns were n
strumentaI in producing the better underssAndi.g
between Major Aspklsos and the south CsrolaA 49,
thorites. rE
A large number Of leading Republics hom vAri-
o,s parts Of the country, have bean here br severed
days. There has been rsat deal Of ooasult.sisa
among the Republicans, the results Of which -
soon be developed.
Mr. KnIoGo, Of illinois, ssturnsd nom spSt.gaslA
today, and the fact thas he exprs-ssd We ops.Ass
that the border states COMMITTEES rssoluekons ca>s
nearer than any other plans TO whAa The public ssi-
encies require. Is signseani In eoansrssa wisA Gs
] lecou, visit 10 the PrssIdsui esecs. own
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THE NEW YORK SUN
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. %, 1854.
Tne Fulton s,ree, Prayer Meeting, Ye..er.lay

The Fulton street Prayer Meeting, Yesterday.
A Prayer from Tie Fire Poinn.-"will the
brcthers at the Fulton stree, meeting pray for the
writer Of this, that I may be truly converted and
sAvrp-snd also for my father and mother, both un-
converted, that they may become good Christians.
MARI, IA years Of age"
A gentleman aid, ~ know that little girl. She Is
an smiabls, good giIl-hsr mother arunkard, and
her iather dispiser OF all true religion. do not
wonder she asks for prayers. 90 10 her home, and
ysu will find II jus, b<Ck OF Cow Bay. She writes
this from the HoUss Of Industry, whore she stt nds
school.
"L<t entreat you for these dear little children
to pray that they may DO sAyEp. can tell you.
that you will not pray in vain. some tins since
boy came into the House lie would run away ohen,
and then he would come lack again. One day man
from Iowa was in tho house, and he took Hsre.'
fancy 70 little Rouxzr, and proposed to take NJ"
! ho.ns with him. us did 50, The otasr day MI
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bAkiAw' supcrin'endent Of the House q Ind ,ssry
received letter from Ronnr. lie hsd bssn ccuvsrtx
cd--haddevosd himself IN ,he work of pre,chiuGf
| the go pel, ard IA now In college prersriu9-
Fo'osyrorn the Sea--A yo,ing sallos said. ,rNas
mo,ths ago came into this meeting and ssked yvx
" pray for my Conversion. Soon sher I v,. shippsx
for tao Cosst Of Africa. but Ltook Chriss vi,s ~
teel tLat Wa converted. I had Chriss viii -
on the home psssags--I have Iii. pressucs ali -
time, on rhip or on shote. felt thal mus. oos,s
here and tell you."
"a lAdy-a sincere seeker sf,er saystio~. -,s
earnestly desires your prayers ths, Chris, would r,
-oal Himself IN, her, the Hope Of Glory-
This r'lues, was PASSED along up W ,hs dssk
II" teacher, In reading II, said he had rsa-o. V
suiI-,so that the writer in the meeting 4
Amthcr communication says,
1T may 10 remembered thst . few weeks sscs ,bs
ptsyus Of the fuison stree, ns we're requa-.oa
for tie conversion 4 young lady, VIM, I. v.s
feared, could live but very short time, but wss'
withow, hope in Christ Your prayers in her bshs1f
have leen answered, and she Is now an hu.bis
Chri.tan--hsppy in the prospect Of desih.-
Ny Faihsr u al Ghs Heim.--A good ID. ID. comss 10
one 4, week ard urges the meeting 10 pr.y Cor ne
country-.ceming to take 10 for srsnted that Ne
meeting never pays Tor the country, except whsa he
invites ,hon. gsiiiepan IN .eply sald-"Ysu have
heard tho story % the i,,lo boy in the Storm wis
VS. asked why hc not afraidt "Afr.id
said lac, "wny am uot atad- bcoauss my I.tAs~ -
ui me h'IJn." 81 said he 1 am not afraid for aod
governs, aud AN willing " take what God glves.
he HwUst Il ut"v. have conf denoe that be 10 gsd-
ius the dc'tn,. nj tais nation to what end c.s-
NJ tel SD Ter - to LutJn OF these state, IL cpa-
cciucd, LiL knDw IL w.li lie most Ior has gory.-
Auother sad--"1beIe las been much prayer sincs
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STEVENS BROTHER OQa
% H~2l[ NkW YORK.
r KHIGH METALLIC PAINT-THE uN.

r EHlGH METALLIC PAINT-THE UN-
~ ssnAnsd ssents for this invaluable paint an pre-
SASnssssarsrS riee< Thay warrant tis article 70 Ss
upeor 70 any sold In this MARKET being fully 70 per
wood and csnvss y has no equal. brick buildinp
pInsed wish cost u tht paint VII b ksps pers
~ ArV for many yeArs-at Abotone third tie prioe Of
~ IsaA-k worth yastly ior all saoh parposas
sus ASs "a fsF4sS PssH Z. n. YYrs Ysr,s
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NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

M SpEshIsI PESkI srREETa iigi me NV Yolsx.
As&FITSEaEssS nd M n kanEs n sssE ss-rsg
GiNEs and BOIi.ERS, wOoDWORTHS PLANERS
"a N oSher Woop WoIKINa MAoHInkA
I.kHTHrR RtBBER BELTiNd,
pABBiT AND OTHER COMPOSITION nETAIA
l. 5fth III other srticies needfu In Machine shop
6OIf fNANUFACrURERSO OF
%. biCK1. Celssgstsd AnttlIict!
eWFHRX PUNCHES PkESpEA
uARpIb, pITTN'T SIFrING MACIIINRA
ERTsxfSD6UBIEiASsTIsd BAILVALvs
oxrAMA scALES iN GREAT VARIETY.
A nsay dr. valuable Araslss-
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AND AMuslNG EMPLOY

INSTRUCTIVE AND AMUSING EMPLOY
ment, by which either ladies' ntlrmen can easily
81 to - per day. without rik, Cln b htd by -ui
ing iour mt 10 tAge sttmTs t. "EOI'ESE-" BJN gt
Sun Oiic when full priutjd directions wi be sent by
.rUturn mail. jaILd 2Ao
HALE AND FEMALE HELP OF ALL
vi nations vented to notice they can h. suited with
sod situations Ia every lp.cy, ny applying 10 MAN
ING, STs sixth aye. n. II We osD recomneI. this
sSoe - rsliali- iayA,c'l@
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NJEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
IN STEvEsz eaoTHER p CO..

saxsss; ndnSsnl han isihss, power and hand plan
S sa S, asSaias %schiSss xc .so ssSaiss and up
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Montgomery, Ah., Jan. A.-The Convensiss
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