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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
From the Troy whig. 22d int

HgyRY CLAT.-lt l. not strange that tho Wings
Of ,h- country bold this eminent man IN the most %
cred estimation 10 man living has done more Tor hi-
country with less rewards. No man 20 fully under
stand. the principles OF our Government or more
clearly sees the application which should be made 81
them nationally or locally, 10 secure the most perfect
prosperity Of the Government. And most true dof+
the Editor Of the P0z9htespsie Journal and Ed2s re-
mark. The star Of the venerable -tatesman oi me
West ha. been rising rapidly IN every part Of the
Union" ..
Those who regard the perpeiuiy and triumph Of the
urinciple. u the Whig ylry A. more important h"n
other considerations Of the present time, arc looking
with intense interest n the decisions Of the Convention
n il verv natural that this should be 20 These men
have laiored TOO long ard saeridcei too much IN the
great cause 10 which they have been devoted 70 feel
willing 70 see the party maze shipwreck Of "a faith on
tho very threshold of rs final triumph.
five may Judge from the general tone Of the press
and the expressions Of the pe0plethe confidence OF
Old and reliable Whigs--there never has been tno
when HESRY CLAY stood higher in the confidence snd
affections Of the people This his enemies know, snd,
consequently will do all IN their power 20 weaken the
faith and excite the fear. Of NE friends.
OF the delegates chosen AZ the present time there ~
undoubtedly = majority in his favor Ines. these can
be inundated and made TO abandon him by special
pleading be viii h. nominated II nominated and PLACED
in the hands Of the people ne can and VIII Be elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

IowA-Thc Wings OF Muscatine County whose
journal has carried Gen. Taylors name at ITS head
aud skilliuuy advocated bis nomination. were re-
Gently called together at Bloomington 70 support
Delegates to Taylor State Convention called by
the Wing State Committee,
ResoIrod That this Convention proceed 10 elect eight
Delegates TO the state Convention 70 be held the nth
INST i'm Iowa City under protest that they par
cipate IN the business of the same Whig Conyen
ton and not as a Taylor Convention, in which charac
Ter il has been called by the state Central Committee
Pesgired That the Wings Of Muscatne IN Convention
assembled view with regret the call of the state Cen
trail Committee committing the Wing party of this
State TO Gen H. Taylor and forestalng the action OF
the Wing National Convention whereas, the Wings OF
his Comfy declare as their first choice II NRY CLAY
of Kentucky and the nomination Of the Wing National
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

The vote Oh the previous question now pending
the question then REQUIRED ON the adoption of the
amendment rs the original proposition, which was
carried in the affirmative by Yeas 1873, Nays l'.
Tho only difference from the first ballot tins
morning is Massachusetts, 10 yeas nays, and
Missouri yeas and : nays 60 the whole vote Icy
states can be- made b., briei comparison.
The President announced both Delegates re-
ceived into the brotherhoodo Of the Convention. Mr
HASNEGAy of Ind. said that he felt bound by n
structious from the Indiana state Convention to
submit the following resolution:
Rcsoired Tia, the New York Delegation, known rs
the Syracuse or Hunkers Delegation, are rishiiuly
entitled 10 cast the OF the said State in Convention
So that this brings up another new question, and
may produce n new result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
rNENlNG sEsslON


The Convention met at the appointed hour
when Mr.. DRAKE Of Pa. introduced resolution
proposing In substance that
Vb,ress The Syracuse Convention was regularly
called and organized that prescribed rule. Tor the
election of Delegates and A. those rules were not aoro
ltd bv srv co7nne,ent authority therefore be Il
P,solr,d That he syracuse Tor Hunkerl Delegation
are entitled 10 their seats in this Conf cntlon-
Mr.. THOMPSON Of Y. j. submitted a resolution
asserting that the Convention found II diihcuit 10
decide the intricate question presented m the case
of the contestants and proposing 70 reler the SUD
iect back 10 the Democracy Of New-lork without
prejudice TO either branch OF the party.
NJ. McALIIsTER OF Ga. opposed referring the
question hack 10 the People or Democracy OF New
York. One Of the Delegations was entitled TO seats
IN this Convention and we ought not 10 be AFRAID
IN meet the matter boldly and settle II al once
The Democracy Of Ncw-lor OK Wouih never uessi
their principles, no matter what shouid DC u'e
decision Of the Convention ID 'his case
VI Tgoypsov did not Ike the idea that the
R,r,burner. sbould be rejected not on account OF
,beir credentials but because they are opposed 70
,bs pe,,ii.r Institutions OF the South. He was
no Abolitionist. no alarmist but he could tell the
Convention. that such action would inevitably
arrav the whole North against the South. lie
tbont-bt Mr.. Yancey had done unwisely IN asking
such issue. ,..-,-..,...
The syracuse delegation was elected IN violation
~ the uniform Democratic usage OF the STATE Tor
,,,e,tv-one wears The quarrel arose between men
struggling for Office He protested against turning
,b P.rnburuers out on account Of their sentiments
~ ,be yVilnot Proviso and hoped the matter would
he referred back to the State Of New-York-
Mr. STRANGE Of y. C. defended the course pqr-
sued by the Committee In the application OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
II The New-Jer-ey Water-Cure z

ment, situated in tie Orange Mountains South Orange,
NeS-Jersey fneen miles from Newfors, on the line OF
the Morris and Essex Railroad.
The cars stop within quarter " nile from me esiaI-
shment leaving the foot Of Corilandst al o'clock A. NJ
and O'Clock P 81 Of each day arriving at south Orange
in about one hour.
Dr. MEEKER announces 10 the public that he has Just
finished his arrangements for Of the most complete al
erCure establishments and Summer retreats now IN the
country. 49, $500.
DR. NJ rsurnet from Europe in the Winter Of 1916, where
he had been nearly three years more than oned Of Wch
lime was spent At Gaeenberg aud tbs other Wafer estaD
shmenis Of Germany, and has been since that Time engae
u selecting location and erecting establishment suited
10 his views on the subject
The establishment planned particularly with view 70
the comfort and convenience Of the PARENT and IS built upon
the English plan OF waieIcure establishments having pm
vn bath room attached each patients roo shut OF rom
the room by folding DOOR, where the patient can have every
bath except the large dOuche and mining baih winch arc
beautifully situated about 10 rods from the house N the glen OF
he mountain There also three large plunge bath. IN me
house On the grounds also wO wave baths, one OF
h from he natural falls Of the brook in the rayine, and
swimming bath - feet square erected FOR the pleasure OF
Summer visitors &c attending their friends and other pa
tents.
DR. NJ will omen his e-lh shmen FOR th- season OF The
18Th Iune and any communications addressed 70 CAs
MEEKER ID Al Newark y jersey, or al south Gran 60
\ Jersey will receive attention. Eiy@0 I'm
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will remain at 6l Tenihst near IOmphins-square MIS-
Cow heretofore will receive patients her residence or
attend them elsewhere The great advantages Of the water
cure in the treatment Of the most obstinate and formidable
diseases especial Of females are becoming too wen known
10 reouire al vert ssqneut a13 I'm
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BOARDING SCHOOL,

IRVING INSTiTt rE-rarytown. New-lork-WtL.
tLtAM P. LYON. AN Principal, aided ty weAcnalled
Teachers sumner Session commences lst May Winter
session. 1t \ovemher-each continuing I'VE months me
~ Instruction mcigdes the whoe range Of rue ESQ
branches together with French and the Aucisn. Languages
Terms per Session. sloO for not pupils. $40 Tor senior
pupils. Pupils may he admitted a any uuie.
To tee who desire io pace a boarding schools NE
advantages o his Institution believed 20 b. equal not
superior 20 any.
Il ha. been Ia sacce-sf operation teu vears The ccs-
non dell 1hrn. snd sauhous convenient o from
the city The edncc j. conimoous and comioftablc-the
psv-grounds ample. aud disconnected trOm he village
lie government efficient bat understanding hat II
wel.rrgulaied Christian family ami day scholars
admitted 10 counteract The sanitary Influence d family
training
The system ofinsncuon IS des sued not merely 20 adj
vance perfect the pupil IN the branches sud bat 10
develop and instruct the Judgment 10 enlghen the under
Standing, form the habits and a. give moral aud usefa
direction 10 the mcinatols.
FOR particulars, Pamphlet Circular, containing the In
formation most likely % be sough hch may De had ON APP
pca'inn 20 the Princpa al Taryiown, 10 his agents.
Clark Aastln. 2tO Broadway \
REFERENCEs ~ PESNissicN
Washington Irving, Esq Tauytown
Hon. Cuban G Nerplsnk, New York Cry
Zcheiee Cook, ESQ
Motus Robinson. ESQ
BENJAMIN loder, Esq
Rev DR. Crcig hon rsrryfo~n
Rev. Joseph Wilson,
Com AsV Slidell Macksusis, L :
Capt Nathan CObh
Rev Dr. Beuian.. New-York cry
Rev Dr. Peck.
George T Trimhle, Esq
Hon Jane, Harper,
Francis Hall. Esq HNl. Nv
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streets through which tho procession pessed were lined
with citizens the windows were mostly FLED with
ladies' eager 20 behold the manly form Of the great col
der
voice in speaking Indicated that he not n po.sc.
,n Of hi. ordinary strength We trust that his stay
among NJ not only restore him to full vigor bal ae
full Of enjoyment and leave behind the most grateful
recouections Of liberal hospitality exercised and emn.
ent public services fully appreciated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
CITY ITEMS.

lHlRSDAhf May -
MURDER At SEA.-The Grand Jury at the l. :
Court have found true bin against Edward j. Green
wood mate of the brig Coltaoc for the wiliu murder
of one Of the eamcn (areedy alluded toy during the late
voyage.
PoLcF.-A eirl named Mary Ann stuart was
arrested Yesterday on a charge of stealing ~ from
man named John Patter. at dancehouse on the rive
Points She was committed. John Kelly was yes
tcrday arrested by officer Murphy, charge OF hay
ing assaulted a man named Thomas Cokley with intent
10 kill him Committed.
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Serious Accident.

BALTIMORE. Thursday May p.
The Iron Bridge across Jones Falls, Fayette ST.
fen tins morning with a tremendous crash, by
which accident several persons were slightly IN
iurei aud some narrowly escaped being killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
By Telegraph TO the New'YOrk Tribune.
LOCO-FOCO NATIONAL CONVENTION.
FOURTH DAY-MORNING SESSION.
p.rrr~opY Thur.dav NAV

The Convention assembled at the usual hour
The President stated that the pending 4u,s
ton was the amendment which was the ground
of the amendment adopted last night. The pre-
vious question pending allowed no debate. Nr
HousroS of Texas asked leave for explanation
which the Convention refused 10 hear.
The vote was then taken by states on the
amendment Of Mr.. YANcET Of Ala as amended by
Mr. BARTLEY Of Ohio providing that both dele
cations be admitted with power jointly to cast the
vote to which the state is now entitled IN the
Electoral College, which was carried in the Affirm
alive by the following vote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

b. Person MD. Propnefor-Tns establishment - mp
town IN one Of the pleasant and healthy parts Of the
city containing sky rooms, WIN several private par
lors good table for nyads, others, who wish good
plain diet; also fine arrangement FOR baihng-l8 and .
East-F ouneenih-st. near Unon-square y Y. a2o I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

METHODIST GENERAL CoNFERENcE.-A letter
in the Penn Inquirer, dated Pittsburgh, May ~ says
The Committee on the state of the Church have this
day reported ON the Plan of Separation passedby the
General Conference OF lat .,,
They declare 1t 10 be Of no effect nun ana void'
for reasons which they assign at some length.
The report viii probably give Use to protacted DIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
" Ronnd-HiIl WaIcr.Cnre Retreat.-Th

ROund"lttlt w aifF-t HFt
sfifIfon located Of the most beanuiul -ecpns ~
New England and on a commanding enlncnce bali mile
rom he village OF Northampton Mass The buildings were
f,-erlv occupied ~ the R0und-h SCHOOL, and contain ae-
ronnofafon. Tor nearly hundred persons Tie grounds
are from 40 10 ~ acres iu eNrui. ard the esiabushne u
sbundanflv supplied with from more Than twenty nv
ing sprngs whose temperature is invariably " degrees
Fahrenheit The pr0nueprs announce nat lley nave co
pleied arrangements with Dr. DEXTER, formerly o. slDfi
fovrn y J. y ho vii reside IN the Institution and have I'M
mediate supernieudence o the medical department. n com,
mon Nth DR. ali Of Northampton Dr. WoOtw ard, iae Of
Nassacuscs Hospital, N0rcesfcr, has been engaged a.
Consulting phvcician and he domestic affairs are lner
-fon f Cart Brewster formerly ofthe Mansion House
Northampton DR. J. A CrNYiscs, General Supennenaent
The location combines sabrfy with beauty IN frtlaf. 4
bic degree i accessible by railroad from New ora A.
h,nv or Boston. by easy days ride ana me hrp =
m make tbs moi only superior retreat for nyAds when y
desiring HvdrOpaihc treatment ~ oinefWlse Dli Aso 20
make most Ereeahie resort FOR persons travelling Tor
health or pleasure or FOR gentlemen and families going INTO
he county for summer Xafun more inyiung locality
caunO, be found the United s'aes, AMI assuranee are
given that the establishment VII BE- reriered most DE-.
srabe and comfortable resort for the seekers not only %
health bat recreation Letters addressed g. either ~ ne
pbv.icsns Al Northampton, inquiries made Of Cl"A'
fso n : Hotel Boston VIII receive prompt Afternoon
SorthampfOu. Mas Nav |. 1913. niy5 Hneoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
r%r = Vail inc for -nnthampton and Brc-

men.-lhe steamer hEhNlA,,,' ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ "
Southampton and Bremen, on "wednesday olst May
For I'M or passage apply al the Office Of the Steam
econ ON board myl6 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

annual meeting OF s Association for The transaction Of BUS
mess will be held q. National Han, - Canast on MonG ay,
he h day of June next A. O'Clock p NJ and at o clock
NJ on the day and al the same place an election
will be held for y Managers and Inspectors Of Election
No shareholder other than those who have compiled with
Art Of the Bylaws OF said Association Is entitled TO vote
myl2I Inn BENJAMIN J. PENTZ. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

This vote is not final, the question now Ponds
on the resolution amended The result was
announced amid a storm of misses and cheers.
A motion was then made IN adjourn till . O'Clock
tomorrow morning. which prevailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
LIZ Mntcr-Cnre E,tabllshment. syo..et 10

Island. and Office 81 feminist Fifihavenue JOEL
SHEw NJ d. and Dr. ROoY both pupils Of Pressnikl at
tend 10 patients az above One Of tie physicians At least
Will be In constant attendance at SyOsse sl5if lsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

NsImcnf fOuTf u sIcIfssIuI uVtTdIIOII
with enlarged facilities for the water treatment The aier
pure, abundant and u every variety Of temperature
myl2 lm- BEDORIiA, MD fhyscian-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

The question was then taken ON the amend
ment proposing that both delegations be admitted
to seats in the Convention. and be entitled to- th'
number of botcs 10 which that state : entitled n
the electoral college This proposition was adopt
ed a substitute for the resolution hy the follow
-L-- -Ln.n ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
BOOK TRADE.
NATURAL pHrLosopHY FOR CHILDREN

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY FOX CHIIDHEN.
DARkERS FIRST LESSONS IN NATURAL fbi-
Il observation-disclosures 10 teach Tia Elements OF mo
Scsncc
To before the opening minds Of the young such ex
world. shall lead them 10 contemplate then order and
exacness is the end which i sought 10 DO attained 10 tho
preparation Of this work"
Teachcrs Of schools and young classes m select
schools and academies invited 20 examine ths WORK.
which abndPment Of the Compendium OF the school
Philosophy by n. q Parker, AN Just Published by
my25 tDlW A. ; BARNES co. 81 John a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
Wing National Convention.

Hiao,s.-The Wings OF the lXth District have
appointed, JoHN SHlLLABER Delegate to the Ma
tional Convention. J. l.. D. MoRRIsoN is the Del
egate from the Alton District. They 90 unin-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26
FIREWORKS.
pIRcWoRKs rrREWoRKs.

WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
ID L. NULTEE ll6 Chaihamst (cOmer VI OrangeJ Of
L. fers public the following articles al the lowest
posi- bio rates
For Exhibition md Dispays--Chinese fans, Maltese
crosses Mexican suns palm trees concentrated HORIZONTAL
and vertical wheels caprces, globe pieces, large fockee,
Roman candles, and Nominations u various coofs.
Smaller Works for the Trade-One ounce, ounce, To-
h. and ID. Tockets 8, ia q 10, IL and ID ball Roman
candles. :.
snxon. Tnangies Chinssellockets and
Mines Of Serpens, Scroll Wheels, Fancy rncwofns,
Toridlions Pin Wheels, Punk Josic Dou-
pigeons N,roons serpsnfs, ble-lieaders, and
Tlour POTS with OF Blue Light. general sssort
without handles, Tonpedoes, ment appeneining
BengOlas, PuLers, 10 tie Dushe.s.
Chinese Rocket. and Fire Crackers, Nos and al tho
lowest market pnces-by the box a,
Civ and country dealers Will ind II an advantage 70 can
and anime before purchasing elsewhere myIy DS"Jyo
,IREwORKs.-Tbs undersigned have on sand
and Offer for sale large and choice assortment OF tho
most brilliant Fireworks offered 10 the public. hso
Canton Fire crackers Jo-sck &c Orders from tho ooon-
try viii be carefully packed and shipped without ex'rs
charge The undersigned have also in store an offensive
assortment Of Groceries Friis, Wne-, Teas Conees cn
gsrs sauces and an infinite variety Of all the hns Ting. IN
hc line Also Congress, Pavilion and Empire spnng wa
Ter. FOR sals by GAsSNER YOUNG,
myl3 ls< NHa-nen.-.
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CONVERSATIONS FRANCAISEs,

French Language, taught by Partisan % long oNpcri
ance, who peculiar method ~ constant cooquit eNet-
c.e. enables .arucr speak fm the very nr-t les
10 those ho uicud wishing tho tunusnt Of Europe,
Tins method the quickest mode of acquiring lat u IN
dspcnsahly NECESSARY know Of French, whe pupils
who can spare fne aaoui ie qualification 10 con
verse from the steps and gradually increase their Ia
cy and correctness OF eocuon they advance more IN
tho grammatical knowledge of the language iumlcs,
schoos and private pupils punciuaiy attended TO- Pleasc
address Mons De 81 Pierre naf dc ParsD Professor 0t
the French Language - White ~ cor u rs Broadway
my1t 81 De ST PIERRE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

y ~ onng the Dutch Church, removed from ~ Cor-
land In this Institution each pupil instructed personally
by the subscriber Parents respectfully invited 10 cali
aud examine the writing Il the scholars The room Is re-
markedly spacious and airy Substantial premiums are
awarded semi annually TO each pupil, according 10 merit
A Gard of Terms &c can be Obsincd n the school
mvl5 2,veods JAMES b. QUICK, Principal.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


~. Phrenologisis aud Publishers, fowLEes
WELLS Clinton Hal. ljl Nassal-sf. y. Y.
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SCHOOLS.
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE
Norwaik. Fairtela Co Com.


rI'HE OBJECT ~ tins institution = % prepare young
L men fnr every department Of commercial hfe
Thon.ous Higher Arithmetic. inchtlng he r.
aucfon OF Forrign Weights and Measures ard Foreign Tx
casnre Woodhriige's Geography. 6rvcns OfarinAf,
Crshb. SvnCny1urs Balfs Rhetoric. kaines teneis %
Cre su P4eys Mora Philosophy, rrlsrfs fil4osoFhy q
lie Mind NcCgaoch's Commercial Dlcucn1ry, Sniih's
Weaifh III Nsious HAnis's ard Wilson's Bookkeeping,
krrs CONFEDERATION laws of NafoEs. OoFcutlsii and
jurisprudence Of he Clci sisie- Msrinne Law CON
mercia Laws Sc Diplomacy u he n'ei staies o'ng
SccHcc II (io,rrlnen French ART other niodem Ian
gusees, Composition anal Eplsfoary Corr"-FO1dence
Ltcrvsss upou Law OF Nsrous, Commercial Law, &C.
vii Pc gwen ~ o Ferry, ksQ. kNpcrener1 icelAfes
" - also oo given IN Ns4rt Philosophy Aad 1nci,isify
llNE INQUIRED from 70 years, accoriug 70 NE
sdrEnccfncn II lie student
IHF NtNsfs o. STUDENTS vii - limited % twenty.
SESSIONS -Sessuus VII ilerescg commence on ne nfs'
"Wednesday oi May sut November and continue twenty
wcrks each The frsf ths wear viii commence
On the frs Wednesday 81 Junel
VACATIONS Vacations " "a occur N the .onih. Of April
So Oc'O1er
Trsns-rerms. inc.ndng bosrj nino,, washing. fuel
and hsis, s per Session payable quarterly IN advance.
ERFERF>CFS.
o.. ~, Gov rsssl NeV Haven NJ "a Mes. DID, Mals' \
kas> urr-f-i. - '' : ~ va bte-...t 20 "
4 l. Carte. N'rFas tseo W tsi's t.fstii siNt
go. t.. "a II : B-a~acf Co 50, r-sn - 90
g., 4 n E.f-r Baker A Ssrlns - Para ins.
~. h. N,,s D r TrestssI Fr,akha House.
rs- d. HsH : " R-a~Jct. l6 sprac-st 90
Wa. taeksa-t. ~ " Il NeHnfi 70 FOB ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

A'hJOHN RYAN continues IN give pnyh. hsifucli"u m
hs various branches Mathematics and Physc ri his res
lencc or ii required. the dwellings Of his purts Ito
can also devote few hours daily instruction IN schools,
academies &C Communications addressed 20 Mr X At lS
Frstavcnue will bee promptly attended TO- where he may
also be seen myl0 imeod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-26

TINTED STATES PATENT AGENCY for TAX.
I ng cut Patenis-C. l. BARRlIT, Aged. once u Wy
Hall lMecbanics Institute ilOOms) M, onieo1-
- ~ ale v GAUNT 4 DERRlCKSON,
% 80 Soufhsi
cTEAM ESGINES.-F0r sale one ~ and one y
=, ho-.s hrh-Dre-sure engines, WIN iron beds EN-
bracins az the modern improvements lnaere oi
NV In LEONARD. HONE x NiCOLL, pP Finest
cTEAN ENGfNE.-For saie a steam engine Of w.
- 70 res horses power IA in good order, and VIII be
sold Al low price. H. HUE a ~ ~ 81 po'1s"
cTEAN ENGINEs-soda apparans' complete
riafhes snyt boilers shafng, circular saws pars o. On
ue. second hand or new bought and sold ior casn W 81
changed Highest each pnce for engines and mscn,n'
Apply to JAMES C0CHRANE, ion kingSe my"i"
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A NEW SON0 BOOK,


Two THE LOVERS or GOOD SOSGS-JIs published,
i bv TURNKEY, II Chaiham-s the singers Nonpareii,
containing 222 the fashionable sentimental Song,.
as sung by Jenny Lind, AIraame Bishop Henry Russell.
Dempsior Telnpeton. SC. SC. Price D cts. myN wv
SECONDHAND BOOKS.
<nFNTL EMES HAVING BOOKS Of any kind, which
Uihey wish dispose Of may send them to The book
store, l09 Nassaust mYls "
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IISapeton. Staten leland, only sN miles from New OK
Number limited To thirty Pupils received at any ume
during the session and charged accordingly. military
officer IN attendance three times Apply At tho In
stuie, or 10 PHILIP BURROWS, Esq ~ Wal-si os a.
STEWARDS bookstore l9l Broadway where catalogues
40, H., ia Wyl8 lms