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New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

rDoctor Lardner's Lecturcs.-The second
edition of Doctor Larnes Coarse 81 Lectures delivered
Niblos is Just published and Tor sale al this Office Price
Is cents The subjects embraced in the Lectures
Electrici,y-The Sun Galvansm-1he Fixed Sars-Mag-
netc Needle-Laltude and Notwithstanding, Tan
nin--Popuar Falacies-Light-Fain Stars-Tenporary
S,ars-storcal Sketch of Astronomy Dew-Science aid
ed by Ar-Scienthc Discoveres-Sound-Vbra g. the
Retina-velaic Bauery-Steam Engines OF Great Britain
pud America.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

The RICE CRop-From all quarters the ac-
counts indicate large and early crop of this Sta
pie, [Say. Rep.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

CROPS IL MAINE.-New potatoes, green corn,
beans, &c. from the gardens in this town, were
gathered on the first day of August, which is about
as early-perhaps rather earlier-than we usually
get them. July has been a very warm month
Ii ended with heavy rain, which has most thor
oughly drenched the earth, and must secure good
crop of potatoes, unless some unforeseen disaster
attends them. Wheat, oats, and other grain, look
remarkably well. Corn was good deal injured
by the worries, but what survives has grown much
stouter than last year. Augusta Journal, 9th.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

RIGHT END Up.-A gentleman d few days since
called upon an old lady, not g mile from James
street in this village when, upon walking into the
parlor, his notice was arrested by enc of the por
traits which ornamented the walls, that
pended bottom end up. On nearer inspection, he
saw it was the likeness Of President Tyler, hang
ing between those of Harrison and Van Buren,,
with his head downward. Why, what does this
mean ~ said he, addressing the old lady. "What
does this rlcan9 she replied, Z" it means just as
itis John Tyler is Oh bis head. He undertook
to throw somerset from the Wings to the Loco
Focos but the Locos would Mt have him, and
stopt him half way, and the Wings won't take him
back and there the miserable fellow stands on his
head between them" The old lady was right:
she defined the Presidents position exactly The
Presidential mountebank is on his head, between
the parties, with too little dcxterity to right him
self into either. Roman Citizen
% The death of Mr. GRAHAM, the aithfs!
historian Of our country from its settlement TO the
Declaration of Independence, announced in the
late foreign journals, has not excited the remark
in this country that the demise OF who pos
sessed so much claim to our respect nigh, have
been expected to inspire. independent of his
literary pretensions, Mr.. G. was gentleman OF
high morality and personal worth. The death OF
the Swiss historian SIsMeNDI AID OF DR.. ARNOLD,
Professor of Modern History in the University of
Oxford, are also occasions of regret wherever his
torical literature is appreciated DR.. a. left un-
finished his History Of Rome. Archdeacon Ro-
bert Wilberforce, "a son OF the phanthropist, IS
spoken of as his successor. Newark Adv
BosroS AND ALBASY RILRoAD.-Ne income
in the month of July for the last three yeaas:
l840 ..--.............. S9,!o4 43
1871 ,49S ~
1912, and for 26 days.---------45,0 ,0I5 66
For six days ending the 30th. --1o,571 90
CoUxrERFsl1s.-The Cayuga Patriot aunoun-
ces the arrival, at that place, ef a large lot OF
counterfeit Elves on Tho Toiland Bank of Con-
necdcut
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
WHITE OAK TIMBER

VIII L " Uhh- INID TIN
in cribs or sing!eiegs, or saw
ed TO order, for keel pieces.
mill shafts, &c; wale stuff
and plank Of all sizes ma
chinists' dimension stuff.
bridge timber, king and queen
posts. header and trimmer
beams, dock tenders, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

TALLAHAssEE.-The Floridian of the 23d uit.
states that Tallahassee continues very healthy
Sincc the warm wealth commenced, says that pa
per. there have been but three or four deaths, and
bu, few cases Of fever among our citizens. Our
physicians and druggists have little TO do, their
business being quite dull as that of the merchants
and Others
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

OK THIS AuGUsT) NUMBER:
to vi. BRIEF EDITORIALS. Pdges l29 TO $50
VII. REPORT ON NAGRIcULrURE-(By Hon. HAIR
MAR DENNY, of Penny .l3l 10 1877
yIIi.ADvecATEs OF THE PROTECTIVE Policy. lS7
IX.AGRIcuLruRE AND COMMENSURATE
81
x History OF THE POLICY OF GOVERN
MEET IN REFERENCE TO PROTECTION. l2 to l49
XII .NEw-YoRK PRoTEcTioS.. l49 10 l57
XII How FREE TRADE IS PRoPAG ATED.... .157 to l5S
XIII. WHAT WOULD A TARIFF FOR THE La
goRERs OF THIS CouNTRY!-(E (EdoriaD. .l5s 10 l59
XIV "A THOUGHT FOR PArRIors-t EditoraD... l59
XV..TRE House TARIFF BILL EditoraD. ~. l69
XVI PASSAGE THE TARIFF BILL BY THE
HOUSE l6O
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

EEAYDEN'S Premium Pens.--A Silver
Il z Medal awarded J. Hayden for his Z" very supe-
Pens by the American Institute NJ its last Ear The
Government have given them the Preference, and the best
accountants many of the public institutions Kill
other Pens They have justly obained the highest apua-
tion surpassed fequaled by IN the country
The trade are sapped the manufacturers prices by the
agents }. i. HAYDEN, 5platSreet
Agents also Tor Sirlans School and Countng.housa Ink
StaEds myau
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American Lnborer.-The first number Of ,hi

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Speeches and Documents the Tariff, by the most emf
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of the whole work ~ Nos is Is cen-snge numbers Ct
cents The back numbers may still be obtained Twenty
complete volumes may be ostaned for So
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
Al ENY-YORK STEAM SAW MILL

/ The Subscribers having their New Steam Saw Mil
n complete operation and also hand full asor'nen OF
White Pine, White Oak, Georgia Pine, and Hemock Tl-
ber OF best quality prepared 20 furnish all orders
with which they may be favored very reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

How TO DETECT COUNTERFEIT CoIS.-Take q
clean slip of common sheet zinc about two inches
by one half and lay it upon the tongue; place a
genuine silver coin under the tongue and on bring
ing the silver and zinc together, pungent and dis
greeabe taste will be perceived. Spbs,ituts, now,
coin suspected to be counterfeit, in the place of
the genuine coin and very slight if any taste will
be perceived. The false coin of half dollars. dimes
and half dimes, is made mostly of German silver,
and produces scarcely any galvanic action with q
piece of zinc.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
WHOLE MO. AIS
TIE WEATHER AND CKors.-Af,er several

TIE WEATHER ANp CKors.-After several
weeks of warm dry weather, and when we had be-
csme apprehensive of injury to crops from drought,
a heavy rain fell on Friday and Saturday last,
which revives strong hope for good corn and po-
tato crop. The harves, of winter wheat has ended,
and in many instances is seriously injured by rust
A letter from Warren, O., to the Beacon, dated
July %, says :-'' Our wheat crop in this part of
;Ae country is large and well secured, though par
italy injured BY rust. Corn looks fine. The hay
fields turn out double the number of tons they did
last year. In Tuscarawas couuty, the wheat crop,
at the lowest calculation reaches 450 900 bushels
an increase of 10000 bushels over astycars crop
Dunkirk Chatauque co. Beacon.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

NNN HNVLTIU hOOOUIN o. IIUIIIdS
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aud easy method Of conducting this department. the adver
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respectfully offers his assistance in suggesting such forms OF
books best adapted TO Particular routine
ofbusines ncomplcated partnership affairs or confused
and neglected he pledges himself to effect III all
cases an equitable and indsputable adjustment.
Published and for sale by the author as above "Joness
the text book leading Academic institutions of this
country the only American work the subject ta;
ba. been printed in England Price 81 50 my23f
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

TABINET FURNITURE.-Purc
" will find il TO their interest TO call al No ~ Catherine.
street where may be found the second floor an cxteI
and most approved patterns, and which will be sold at
prices below what furniture OF the quality can be
bought for auction The advantage here offered in buy
ing Of the regular manuiactoy At auction prices must be
evident Itme and long experience IN the business are
advantage manufacturing good and ornamental ware,
subscriber feels confident saying that any wbe may
cali No. % Caiherinestreet and make their selection
shall have full and ample satisfaction, both - price and
aaaity. in the articles purchased s. FANNING ie25 3n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
nR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND Syrup

q IT, - w n N u - y ~ COI'fi y y OO!'D "P
of Wild Cherry may be had at Minors Drug Store
1872 Broadway, corner of John street
From the great satisfaction this medicine has given IN
Throat Lung Diseases weakened constitution, cspe
pecially when the system Is impaired claiming
the attention the medical profession in various sections OF
the country well popuous cities from the circum
stance of its wonderful effects.
BAN extract from the Weekly Messenger, published
at Chambersburg states that Dr.. Humphrey, late OF ST
Thomas in county, used DR.. Swaynes Syrup OF Wild
Cherry personally during pro,raced Illness preference
IN any other medicine be could obtain. jyl3 lHl"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

in Logs for ,opu,ass; or HEMLOCK TIMBER
sawed into plank rails CO. in lng sawed into rang
iumns and grders, engineling and cross timber and
frames and every other des for all other requiring
cription that may be reqnIed.l .low-priced article
Public Contractors Bridge Builders, Manufacturing Com
panes, shippers ard others. requiring large orders may
depend upon having them executed the shortest notice.
N. B.-Wehaye also 10 operation Two superior Circular
Saws for making long short small sized stpdssach as
pales blind lah oakun Stats wedges rocket rods &C..
saws let by The hour 10 persons furnishing their timber
for rip saving or cross-cutting. TO all those Interested IN
the above invite 20 call and examine tor themselves 81
The Mill foot OF Fourteenth street, North river.
" nfTr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

COLYER l. DGGARD.
n B.-aIr. VIM. A. Palmer is fitting mp complete
Turning Establishment with steam power TO execute every
description of turning great saving from former prices,
thus affording hub!ers and OILERS facilities or obtaining
materials exceled by other establishment the country
GEORGE CoI.YER, New-Yori Steam Saw Sill,
THOMAS DCGARp, foot OF I4thst., N. River auG lmk
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

TLOTHiNG, 90 Chatham street.--Per
sons in want of good Clothing and wishing
little these hard times, would do well 10 call at WILLIAM
DOLSEN'S Store. No. SO Chatham street and exam
inc his ready made Clothing before purchasing
elsewhere he is well convinced that they will not dispute
the price. ie2 5ms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

CouXrERrsl1s-The Cayuga Patriot announ-
ces the arrival, at that place, Of large lot of
counterfeit Elves on tho Tolland Bank of Con-
necticut
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

THEAP.-All articles in the Saddle or
" Coach line be had very reduced prices al the
OF The subscriber consisting III part OF India Rubber
Cloth Webb Serge, hog sheep Skins Skr;ngs Patent
Leather Saddle Trees Hames Bnckes. Bits Surups, Raw
Hides .aces Csrpeng, Bands, Hubs, common and patent
Axles Top Leather, Moulding, Bows Step Springs, &C.
aus aEl JNO. s. SUMMERS. ~ Pearl-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
nOAL, COAL, COAL.-Best Peach Or

GOAL, COAL, COAL.-BcstP Peach Or
~ chard Red Ash Coal-Lump, Broken and Nut Sizes
The undersigned authorised 10 take orders for this cel-
brated Coal the very lowest prices either by the cargo
sen delivered the barge free carriage any part
of this city Brooklyn.
Also Gray Ash Schuykill Lehgh and Lackawara Coal.
P s. American BuAnous Coal, for he CRATE, equal 10
bes, Liverpool Best Virginia Coal for blacksnts use, at
the very lowest price. JOSEPH p. SIMPSON.
Office No ll8 NassauEs,reel.
NJ B. ORDERS for one ton will receive the same attention
=. ttcs, fo,y, larger on,ni,v ,uyiStt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10

N B. The above work viii be published in two large
volumes of least zoe pages eac bound IN cloth
Ashland his residence ard such other pctor engrav
ings may be advisable sdoro The work. The price
will be five dollars copy, payable on delivery.
Agents authorizes TO obtain Subscribers viii be appointed
in due season. DANIEL. MALLORY
jy2S I'm pwa.-streei.--
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
VOL. IN. NO. 104.

WasnrsdroN coILEaE.--The ANIMAL Com
mencemeat Of this Institution wa. held on Thurs
day last, the 4th inst. It's Exercises are said to
have been unusually interesting. The Alumni
held their meeting on the morning of the Sd, and
in the afternoon Poem was delivered before the
Literary Societies By Rev. j. H. NICHOLS of New
Haven His subject was The Future The de-
gree of A. B. was conferred upon the "a mem
bers Of the graduating class. This is the largest
class ever graduated Mt the institution. The de-
gree of A. NJ. was conferred on 10 Alumni The
degree of LII. D. was conferred on Chauncey F..
Cleveland, Governor Of Connecticut, and on JOS
eph Green Cogswel, of New-York. Mr.. Cogs
well wasthe editor Of the New-York Review, and a
ripe scholar.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-10
osFicg OF JEFFERSON Iss. cosfs,SY,{
New-TorS, Arg j. .IS41
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of

H this Institution have this dag declared 'SemiAn
nuaE DIVIDEND OF seven per payable 10 lie Ssckhod.
er or tEe legal Representatives and aer t l0 INST
Tesnster books Closed from 6th 20 sfh inst ;ru,ive
ar2 In GEO T. HOPE, Secretary.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-27
HANcE,s
COMPOUND SYRUP or H0Rth0UhD'
FoR THE CURE OF

FOH The CDnE VT
Coughs, Colds, C~onsumPtions. Bronehttss' hs4f
ma. Spiuizg Of Blood Pain aud OPpressaoM =
me Breass, and all Diseoses aTtstng JUN
DisoYdered Condition Of The LHngs'
TIME virtues Of Horehound for srres'lhs = !,
eress Of conghsnd eonspm Fi'en' 1.rsr. The
yerssiIy known sinse the discovery OF = = a;,b
indians. 40 celebrated Tor curing sl o,se ;nsil
herbs. used very extensively The ho's ~, ws
case. of Cold. Coughs. Sc. tisto lns1 ~. -
s,s Indicated for The knowIedge we nave ~ tn' vi
uable ,smedy, and did We use ta' y
asona,.ls a. those unciyilized be'hgs' me hsi o.
p.s,hs G.m Consumption, would be comparatiseiy
oeam ~, t, : .bst i is 81 present. An IN Ian aerer
ao,.a 10 die pih Co~msamption," because
~, aIwaxs take such remedies as arrest the dis
80 IL lime consequently being free from diseases
AZ The lungs, they are the heartiest race OF persons
in the world.
Persons who have a slight cough should not fail
10 take the CoMPousD SYRrr OF HoREHoUsD.
IL Is a simple and gentle remedy, founded on soien-
tihc principles, and does not contain any thing that
can injure persons in rh@ most delicate state OF
health.
Price so cents per bottle. Prepared and sold by
Seth s Hanee, corner Of Charles and Pistt streets,
Baltimore, and for salem Martinsburg, by William
Dorsey, Druggist, Agent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-27

GLORY IN P~RosrEcT.--A writer in the
New Orleans Bulletin proposes to take
Mexico in revenge for the capture of the
Santa Fe Expedition. He says:
There ere twenty thousand men in
the valley of the Mississippi, who would
start at the sound Of the drum, and neither
give sleep TO their eyes MOI slumber to
their eyelids, Till :hey knelt TO the God
of Battles in the Temples OF the Mon,ezu-
mas. | for one would willingly lead
where my dares follow; and | call upon
General Combs, of Kentucky, whose son
was in the expedition, and the friends oil
Kendall, Of the Picayune, to rally around
the standard Of freedom. and com to the
rescue. Before an August sun shall gll'
the towers of the ancient city OF Ana
huac, we will give civil and religion
liberty to q suffering and oppressed peo
pie, and sxpei every tyraut from the soil.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-27
.Jayne's Hair Tonic.

"E HAVE, heretofore, numbered ourselves
among those who believed that "ALI-
bhhIS HAIR TONIC" sold by DR.. JArsrs
was one ofthe many quack no.trums whose virtues
are never seen beyond the fulsome puFs oftheir se
thors' We are willing, at length. TO make public
acknowledgment ofthe error OF our belief. An in
Innate Trend, some two OF three months since, all
the TOP OF whose Uranium was as bald as a piece OF
polished marble, maugfe all our TESTING and ridi-
Guile oil the idea of attempting to cultivate 80 barren
a spot, purchased a bottle or two OF the Hair Ton
ic from DR., Jayne, and, according TO his direction,
applied IL. During the present week, the same
friend ushered himselfinto our presence, and unco.
vering his hitherto naked head. astonishcd Us with
a thin, though luxuriant growth Of hair, from one
TO two inches in length-upon the very premises
We hal believed as unyieldipg to cultivation as the
~trackless sand that skirts the Atlantic. This 10 no
puff, butts religiously true, and to those who doubt.
the gentleman can be pointed out. What i, more
in favor Of this . Tonic. . the case here cited was
not one oftemporary baldness-no sudden loss Of
hair-but was one of years standing, thosgh the
gentleman is but As years Of age.-PAiladeiphio
Spirit oftAe Times Of Oet. 81, 1899.
Prepared only by DIR. JAYNE, No. 90 South
l bird St, Philadrlphia, and for sale by WILSON
& DOLL, Martinsburg, Va. P,ee 81.
Fshruarx % IRsn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-27

Tho Army and Navy Chronicle has a
notice of Days Patent Vahce-r.fe, which
has been exhibited at Washington. /:
carries but one load at a time, which is
inserted at the breech. The aperture
through which it is charged is then Sc
cureIy closed by a perfectly SIMPLE ar
rangement, resembling a valve, (irom
which the weapon is named and the arm
is as safe as the common rife. 1t may be
charged in a few seconds as accurately
as the common rifle in as many minutes,
and by any one. BY means of the hole
for loading, the chamber and neighboTing
part Of the bore may be wiped out in a
moment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-27
rorTcn 70 AL coNcEzNED.

DYa Deed Of Trust executed this day BY VIM.
ID Lorg and wife, and william , Long, We
nave been constituted the Trmsfres Of all their
property, for the payment Of all their debts OF
every description. To effect this object, Il will be
indis necessary that those Who have ac-
counts with VIM. Long, VIM. Long & Son, WIN.
5. Long s. Company, or the late firm Of James J
Er-kine & Compsny, should close their accounts
without DELAY, and those indebted pay the sums
respeetively owing BY them. We are alone author
ized 10 receive such dues, and no money must be
maid. except by our authority. And notice is here.
81 given 10 all concerned, and they are referred 10
he deed duly admitted TO record. Mr.. Long and
hi. son have agreed to lend their aid in settling al
accounts, debts and demsnds, which they will do
under the sanction and control Of the Trustees. u
is confidently hoped that all creditors Witt be paid
off their Just demands in full; but as this can only
be done BY a speedy settlement and liquidation OF
what may be due to the concern, this notice i
given, that atl interested may understand why no
luther indulgence can be extended.
ID. II. CONRAD.
DANIEL BURKHART,
April 10. 184I. Trustees under the Deed.
Ap l5-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-27
from he Bo,ton Times.
OLYMPIC DEVILS; OR. oRrHEUs AND
EURYDTcE.

EURfDlCE.
Such is the title Of a humorous bur.
lesque upon a well known classical story,
written by Plache and Dace, and perform
cd at the Royal Olympic Theatre, Lon
don. Az the world has read how Fury
dice, the bride OF the Thracian minstrel
Orpheus, died upon her wedding day, and
went to The shades-how her husband
followed her thither, and obtained per-
mission Of the Internal Gods to take her
Whence, provided that he did not, on his
way out, look back upon his wife. lie
failed in the agreement-lost his wife,
vent mad, &c. &c.
The piece contains a capital scene, IN
which Cerberus, the three-headed dog Of
Pluio's realm, displays the vocal powers
with which Orphcus has endowed hun, 70
Charon, the "grim ferryman," described
by our authors as a "Wherry ferry
Funny Fireman, Waterman, and imp
orter Of spirits"
scrsg IL-Barriere d'Enfsr' and entTdnee 20
she Champs Eiys6es. 6pt not a "a m"ae
a loud knocking al ne gaze.
Enter CERsgRus.
CerJeras. "open locks, whoever knocks
I'M mil. N. Gordon, and he gates open, diselos
;ng he Pipey Styz, and CharoH tn hs ferry
Boat.-CAarOn jumps a'A0re.l
Ckaron. How now'
WHY. Cerberus, you've found a tongue. ] vow,
And can say something more than bow, WOW.
wow"
cerBerns Aye, thanks to Orphcus, l have
three tongues found.
Charon. One Of them talks dog Latin, III be
bound.
Bu, wherefore o phsus thanki ResPonde cur.
Cerberns. Why. ere he came and made this
mighty stir,
| was a thrce-,hick wooden-headed dog,
With but . bark like any other log;
Now, as I've been described, and by no Ounce,
! really feel three gentlemen at once"
And ever since I've heard him play and sing
I've sat and ~arbIed sir, like any thing.
CharoR. You mean you've howled come deg
grel 10 tina moon.
Cerberus. No, sir. I say ! sing. and sing IN tune
Charon. A bark-arole, OF course
Cerberus. No, sir, q glee.
Chnyon. Yon take the treble, thenI
Cerberus. take all three:
NV voice is tenor-counter tenor-bss''
Charon. Let's Try a qaarteffe. 'ben' II that's
the case.
Cer5erns. With you, forsoofh!
Charon. ObIige me By beginning one;
I've seen 4 dancing uoB, put w
one.
Quar.ette. CrRBgRus and CHiRoa.
A~ir-"Begone dsH Care"
Cerbsrus-
Brgone. dall Charop-pr'yihe besnne from me;
Tbou't too dull. Charon, ever to sing a glee;
Long time HIATT thou been %ferrying here,
And souls from far dost bring;
But thou knowcst, dull Charon,
Liuls &c sol-fa-ing.
range, with case, through all the Keys,
My compass. octavss three!
Myvoice can rove from f above,
Down, down to double D.
Charoa.
Begone, dull cur! shall such a lsnd-luhber as thee,
Pretend, dull cur, to talk of u compassto me-
Fin a son Of Nox,
And u compass could box,
When thou vert a blind puppy,
So nva., dull curl I'm a p1st deal cutter than thee;
For | will bet my crazy bark
Against Sorr own cracked three
Thu, M one could go to The D. below,
IT did not 60 to G.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-27

Tho Philadelphia Chronicle has the OIL.
lowing description of the new organ bullt
in that city for the new church oil 81.
Nincen, oe Paul in Baltimore.
1t is composed OF one thousand four
hundred and seyenty-two pipes, ranging
from sixteen feet long, and twenly-one
inches square, the size ofthe largest bass
pipe speaking a t~hirty.iwo feet tone,
down to one of eight inches long, M a.
bout n quarter OF an inch in diameter
The casa containing the organ is bull;
after the Grecian order of architure, from
a drawing by Mr.. lie Brun, an artist OF
this city, representing the Temple OF the
Winds.
Its dimensions are twenty-three feet
high, nineteen feet wide, twelve feet deep;
the keys and pedals, three sets, project
ing three feet from the front of the case.
1t contains about three thousand feet OF
lumber. and two thousand five hundred
pounds Of metals, of a new and improved
mixture, Of which the pipes are composed.
The instrument has been got up as a
test piece Of workmanship, and will be
one Of the most powerful in the United
States; its cost is about $4,000.