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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-14
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.

yryUR TRIRUNE "a new TOO widely known 10 need
especial calculation. la conductors aim aud believe
ey are euAbled furnish larger amount and variety o.
Information In year, whether IN iu Daily Semi-"eekJ
or Weekly issue than be obtained cheap In any 9TH
or form. They erdeayor TO make their Daily s y equal Ia
everything any $40 Daily IN the world 50 Of their Semi
Weekly At s., and their Weekly at 81, which Afforded 10
clubs Al very reduced phces Having no other han al
vance subscribers sending papers except for cash setu
ally paid and favored with = subscription Almost II 10
quite without parallel they enabled 10 incur expenses
for Literary Assistance Correspondence, felegrtphins
Lc which very few afford. Ii Ia shelr AIM while The
party Of Progress IN Europe 10 denied The liberty OF ntsf'
arce OF thai continent TO invite them to make The Tribune
leir organ Accommodation with The public and already
several Of the eminent thinkers OF The Old Wordheve
been engaged regular correspondents This policy VII
be pursued until OF lhe sbess advocates Of
Poaeslsnd Social Reform 10 Europe shall converse week.
~ with readers setting IN order before them he fruiL
h sess which The nvesdg saoIs Of age have been 81
enay maturing but OF which kngcran shd PhesserAh hers
ssnss The urerarce We hope, the sans time, not 70
AL behind In the other departments Of Journalism, and o.
pecAIy IN thai OF Political lnIegenee and Home Cones
ponderee
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Fair of tn. New.York state Agricultural Sc
PROGRAMME


MoSpAY, Sept. ENTITIES 70 be made at the
btrsss III e on lie show grou-ds a. the Bulls Head, be-
tween Albany and Troy srd ARTICLES arranged
TUESDAY, Sd Stock, upemens and trucles recelFea
Al the show grounds from O'Clock Until NJ
"WEDNESDAY 4h The grounds 10 be open 10 me
exhibitor, ard members oniy from O'Clock until M
sdiifon Zee 81 The Judges wiz be called II he socle
tseni Ail2 and proceed inn .ley to TIE discharge o.
their dUtes ~ Iii.
FINN O'clock until n Single admissions lsi Mem.
her,'s rekeis 81 which ale tee member, his vile g. q
fan y under Il years O. age admission during ne ADO
The Judges viii deliver er report - The Secretary o 'A9
business Ire by Il O'Clock hs day. 49,.
FRIDAY 9Th Grounds open 10 the public ION o cOe
until Pm TIE ADDRESS viii be delivered OF The grolncs
Al 2 O'Clock 7. M. BY Prof AHos DEAS OF Aosly tLe
aH ards will be imned ae Announced after ne Aa1ies
Ard premiums paid ne buticefs ONCE as Tar a. precl
q sDd Saturday al the AgrcuurGl Rooms N ne e.y.
The Rooms OF he Executive Comm lee vii % ~ &c
DeIvAn House where guests Of tho Society," ana 'i'''
ard deefNes are requested 10 cal -, p ,-t,r
CONNITIEE OF RECEPTION AND AkItANGEALNls a IN
FAIR IN sEPTEMBEK IN
X Prentice President; J. 2. Beekman, Oeorgs AZ
John a King. ex Presidents - ,.,,,-.ns
Cattle DeJo-fnesf- Lewis Morris, "m H. ro-aa'-
Ho-ss.-J BurpelL Gen T. Blanchard
Shssg-J. Med Mclasyre, III. biArcnhd
Stsfns and P0gifry-Z c Plsn and I z AofAIs Ill
FO'al Hal-A Thompson, nd, Herman
ID, w A Me Cul och
Do-estie HALO liver Phelps Z c. Frost, D + MOTE
Dary HsE-Nelsoa Van Meas, Joseph Cay II Pm.
InJlezrai Hal 1aG G'oEnts-A. Al befsen7 I - -
cry. n B starbuek o.,. II
Eaiyanoss asd GsneraI SsysriafeEGeaee 0 bT0S'e'-i
Wsger. B B. Kirkland snd Gen J. llele-
NaeAtacy 3e-C Denni, and d. b. Lang woflny.
b P. JOHNSON, Cor Seefe-siy-
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The BreakinS OF the Iron Bridge on the New
York and Erie Railroad.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
What was the cause OF the accident And how
should they affect the confidence in iron bridges
generally on Railroads ? are questions in which the
public are generally interested and in which |,
being q bridge engineer aud builder, particu-
yoylv interested. The latter consideration induces
me to attempt an answer to these inquiries and
the former. hope will induce others to read and
consider. according to their merits, the following
remarks and statements.
have not seen the bridge in question, and
therefore, cannot speak positively as to the sizes
and proportions Of its parts but have seen sew
eral bridges built on the same plan, and by tho
samo parties and suppose this one to have
been proportioned in accordance with their usual
practice.
Now, more than one person can testify TO my
having frequently remarked, in relation to those
bridges, that they were badly proPortioned, and
that in certain parts which l have pointed out,
thew DID rot contain half enough iron to render
then, SAFE and reliable; that | was surprised that
they endured as much &c they did, and should
not be disappointed 10 hear OF their failure at any
time.
Moreover. on page 754 Of the American Railroad
Journal for ls47, viii be found an article by me-
road. tone OF the same kind ast north OF the YORK
vile tunnel, 10 which | gave measurements and
calculations, showing thai certain parts oil tue
wrought iron In that bridge, TO Wit, the chords
tecnhicaiy 50 called, were subject 10 stress more
than twice as great the limit of safe strain,
tsollshed by long experience and adopted by en-
gineeFs generally, with slight notifications, &C.
oording 10 the views Of different observers and ex.
perimenters. viii quote one or two p,ragrsohs
From that article
appears then, that porioa Of he vroa ght iroa 10
The bridge "a question, liable tress OF more Than
SeCA - TO the square inch from dead los5 on ooa
paek OIL bs 70 ne tootrun and the bfdg eodnres
daily and rapid HaniI Of The lrsins Of ne Hsrem
ks,lrcsd"
az then bridges be balls the plans given In my worn
OF hridges heh estimated 10 he sboy.
weigh 2os pounds 10 the foot with Of ONLY
eso roopos TO The sq1Afe oeh Of wrought iron,
part tssesd Of % eco pounds 80 above or lees tnsn
TbS sAsosc csyaciy 81 wrought ios sosasaE
sAes D. oh Of secn AM ne INIT 81
ts Usually reesoBsa Al abouG ish o. thar arsa,
s"o r. W. sqOare NIB lch or afoai srsA,s have ..
gsHsd Icy ntseAs
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,rtzrs xxTuf0 ALMANAC FOR 1880

yv7HIs ANIMAL kss been prepared r!b gfesI care s3s
Il .ecurAcy and IL presented 70 he Public - . cheap
resbe and ucd summary Of the Political History Of hs
Tres Il contains roi5nE Of partisan character, b1i
Sre,s siis lasi sess.0r tho M.Sags Epos> The EYena
ofls4s u Europe List Of the PrssiteGts Cabinet hsnbeI
eflhe present Congress- Governors Of he SAtas he Sc
CoSTEars-Areas Of he Uuted 5.a.ss AstronOmics
CsIcu Suons; Audi Congr Board of s.nEins
s.ArIrcs; Branch Et1I-GO6 Coinage; Bnufa CGbines
Wasttngton Raleigh Charleston and kew-Orieansi Cal
iorria and New -kexico Chronological fsbsesi Compen
szOn Of Corsressuen Cor gesB Statistics OF C01gree1
LAST Session Oh Ecupses; Eco1omy 70 ghe Public Ezpend
iure; Elective Oces Z. s. Election days 70 ne s-Terz
BiAies: Election OF President By tae People Eecno1 he
Brian; Foggng IN the Navy Goyennsni Of he Unlies
S.s:es Gsyesumeoi Supplies Governor ,nd s.ate CePt
gals HighWa,er Al NewYorf, Boston. Pnisdeipna No
Charleston; Home Department; House Of keprs,sns'
uves L. q hoose Mileage fns1g Ia Addre,s OF fIes
Congress; kil4ry kile4So hinissrs aud ConS1s
.hrosd ntrfs.srs a Foreign Courts hohsmnedsn ca.
sraEr; AoOr's place, HaTN nIs-Aouey-femperAnc
oeeers ..e Oecns eresisd r.nAnA llsthnuIl aslysyi
PopuErou Of sAies Posage Ra-es, Foreign Inc Domes
a. Pos.al Reform Presidential E0ie, 1913, Ae FRO
dacs AFTreyGis, Pabge Lkrtsi Railways add CsoA4
,cross Horh-Anssr Recruiang fSr 10 Army kssenas
~ 81 CoDscrc ale Of he Uniiod 6ss.es eeo.n
kse.ge. seyrr a Aci; St.e.dE Geo o Eloeros
.rd Rsl.cron SAP. as corrl L. ). Tide fsoie fan
n.rr Al -nipp AZ TrbanAs .or Gains Szas ne nee
stsies; Vhf.nsJs gresi cenrsl hailrosdi WA Ssaffs
slsesos ks,urrs e.et1ly made zp toE ne Wa Ain.
rx- krcu na4ae. New-halpteire, fsra,ont A-,sscne'
.r,t. Rode isiAnd C0ursncuL Hew-fork- nev,Jersey
PecrSJivzriA, Mar .ra virginia horIo-Csrons AADs
safsTsrprt LO1isrrA. fc1se, Ark1sa<s re1oHsseN
Secrg.A Esr rscsy Ofio lDciAIs, EiehEsn- iera Wa
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For TIE Thbune.


n, TIE DEATH on MAReARET FULLER ossoLL
n .IuL sveet summer days moOnlit nigo"'
After 40 drear q storm how can ye SHINE
n smiling world Of many hued delights -
How cSnst thou round our sad he arts stu entHine
The accustomed wresths Of pleasure now
Day, NIT, So..
W.ke,t thou sofull Of beauty Twilight deep
How diest thou so TRANQUILITY away L.o If
And how, o Night briDgest thou sn' 'P'0''
sleep .o~
For abe is gone from us-gone, lost 70, ever
In The wild bilIoTs swAllowed up sn1 IT,
Gore full Of love life, hope aud nlsu "S her the
Ju.t when we would have weloonsu "''
most
Was II for this-O woman troe anc pl,s, a 49,,
10. ,hroneb shade and light bad formed thy
20 feel Imagine. reason and endure >,
~ -, re truth-to labor for MANKIND
Was il for this sad end thoo oo'esI 'uy par
In See5s ard words for struggling Italy,
na,otino thy large mind and larger heart
Tb,t Rome in later day might yet be free
.rd from that home driven out by Tyranny
Did.t turn 70 see thy fatherand once more,
Rearing affections deareft ties with thee
And as the vessel bore thee b our shore,
And hope rose to fulillment-oD the deck
When friends seemed almost reckoning unto
o God the fearful storm-the splitting wreck
The drowning billJws Of the dreary sea
Omsny heart was stricken dumb with griefi
We who mad known thee bere-had met thee
there
Where Rome threw golden light on every leaf
Lies volume turned 10 that enchanted air,
o Friend how we recall the Italian days
Amid the Caesars ruined palace balls
The Coliseum and the frescOed blaze
proud Saint PeterS d)me-the 5is1ne Wals-
The lone Csmpsgns and the villas green
The Vatcsn-the music and din hight
nf Ter Ell
With thee-those sunny days resaro 50 bright,
Now thou art gone Thou hast farer world
Than that bright cline Tire dreams that filed
thee here
Now End divine completion, and unlured
Thy spirit wings End out their oTn high sphere
Farewell thoughtgi'ted noble hearted one
We who have known thee know thou art aoslost
The stsr that set ia storms still shines upon
The o'ershRdowing cloud, md when We sorrow
most,
In the blue spaces Of Gods armament
Beams out with purer light than we have htown
Above the tempest and the wild lament
Ofthose who weep the radiance Ihatis Hown
Shsfsid, Macs. Z. 7. ChANOn'
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FsBEzzLEMENT on LARGE ScALE-Ohicer
VII. Stephens Of the Lower Police Court as
sisted by officer Leighton Of Massachusets, arrest
ed Yesterday fugitive from Springfield in that
State. named Addison Ward, who stands charged
with having embezzled funds belonging to the
W estern Railroad Corporation to the amount Of
$4,000, The prisoner was Temporarily committed
by Justic Lothrop preparatory to being sent back
for trial. For the last eight years the accused who
preyious to the present charge, bore very excel
lent character acted as principal agent to the Com
pany, and was 30 implicitly trusted that enormous
amounts of money were allowed to pass through
his hands. Last April he was suspended from his
ou,ie, and on strict examination Of the books be-
ing made the above defalcation was discovered.
RRurAL TREATMENT.-Complain was made
Yesterday before Justice MontfOrt by Elias Behan
an indinted apprentice to cigar maker named
Marquis D. l.. sharkey, against his boss Tor Sc
verely logging him with a rattan, which inflicted
several cuts in bis head and shoulders, beside ex
coriating the skin Of his back The accused was
taken INTO custody and held to bail in the sum Of
$500 to answer the charge.
EowDYIsM-THE RISING GENERATION.
Me,srs Editors Of The Tri6uns'
lis not possible, and perhaps would not be judi
cious 70 publish sl the disorders OF this City; bat
sometimes see things which wish TO tel you
not. however, with the design Of censuring any
npbho officers. but with the hope OF doing good
The most yleiAht police could not restrain all evil
doors. | was yesterday walking in hodson.st
when Young man hurled a stone, weighing about
two pounds, Ell a man on the top OF an omnloas IL
barely missed the man, and also girl on the oPPo-
site sidewalk. The stage was fall OF passengers
apparently unconscious that death was lying SO
near their ads The youngster seized another
stone, tllerger and pursued the retreatlng stage
he was Just aiming another fling a. l lost sight Of
/ him. There were perhaps hundred men and
boys following in his train, either TO see the sport
| or take sides in case Of fight looked in every
dire ction for some Of the stars but in vain Sach
things are great shame. 1t struck me that there
| should be a stronger Police in the disorderly and
most frequented parts Of the City. Perhaps, too
these vicious youth should be more severely dealt
with They find itso easy to escape detection or Ar
re,t and 40 easy to escape conviction when they
csnsht that they are emboldened TO insult and en-
! d.rser n.aceabe citizens Some time since | was
crossiue Astor plSce near Fourth'Av IL the even
ins when eight rough looking young men, evidently
infent on mischief passed over just before me and
overturned fruit stand, smashing the nan lamps
and DESTROYING bis property. Here wa doubtless
r. ,,sch n weeks labor, and il may be that bic
family wen, without bread for day or Two 10 con-
,eopsrce of this vicious act looked al aooaI ior
Pohce Officer TO direct bis attention 70 tne master'
| but In u.kine a mile saw not one. The rcsses
scresLed ore another and made Their Ssy Cd iOe
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ARRIVAL OF THE CoNroY PRISONERS The L
g. sloop Of war Albany, Commander Randolph, ar
rived in the lower bay on Friday from Pensacols
having on board the " Coatoy Prisoners" We are
told that they are to be delivered to the I. Mar.
shal for this District. Lieut.. Randolph has had a
consultation with tire District Attorney, and the
prisoners 10 all probability will be here in the
course Of the day. They are a good looking,
heslthy set Of men, fortytwO in number and we
are told they feel truly grateful for the kindness
extended to them by the Government We are
not advised Of the iiasl disposition that is to be
made ofthem.
The Albany, we understand, will return to PEN
sacoa, and as her cruise is up, she will shortly sail
for Portsmouth or Norfolk. Mobile Register.
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PosTOFFIcE RoBBER ARREsTED.-Thomas p
SbaIcross, special Agent Of the Post Oaice Depart
ment arrested Thomas H. Burge, on the 3lst Of
July. at Wood worth ~ c. for stealing letters from
the nited States Mail. number OF letters, drafts,
&c were found in his possession. He has been
fully committed for trial.
TROUBLE IN THE CHEROKEE NATIoS.-ln the
CL.-ohSv ryasiVii, sLa orb MIR nnnOsite Fort
Smith, Moses Viekory was killed by Chas. Tick.
sneesky both Cherokees A feud has existed be.
tween the families Of Thompson and Vickory for
some time past, and it is said that not male mem.
Der Of either is now left alive. Tickaneesky mar
ried Miss Thompson.
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CAPITAL PusIsBNISr-The Convention 10, le
vising the Constitution OF Michigan has resossa
rot 10 alter the present law abolishing tie Punin
nert Of murder BY death There was nesfiy
ursI imOss opinion in favor Of the isw as u iaaof
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MEDICINES
DISCOVERY.

sATPOr AT THE CARLTON HOUSE 20 Leonsrd-st
Dcorner OF Brosdwsy, where can be procured tns me
NOR tha published IN June last entitled The 5cisnce OF
Medicine reduced is simplest form containing The linz
porsnt phiannropc discovery OF NJ Louis Desehamsoy
Of hich every be OTIS own physciAn and
diffusion Of the knowledge Of the properties
Of psnI which will be Of essential service TO hansniy
on Ito dagger arising from the uss OF ire arms resulting
rom he pfeeSuon used 10 prevent accidents
In der 80 complete my phisnhrOpc enterpnsr, have
Ted 70 nSbe the mole popusl5n OF hs ted
receive I've benefits have addressed my memoir 10 ell The
OF newspapers throughout tho linton, In order to
enable every receive .oii ss the recipe and the
pTesco cn, whch cona'ns and 70 make tho necsasary
application al once without ths aid OF any nlernodAry
believe that by addressing myself 10 tie Governors VI tho
respective States and the Municipal Councils OF the pflnc
be Exscu,iye Depaumept of The 0snstl GovernmepI ali
and nte gen persons was taking the beat means
popusTize my discovery through the medam of the
sysry 9s aS s9ssesa copy OF ny ms@oI 70
covery have used every suon To render The prepa.
alton Of my psrsces essyso be understood. 80 hat every
one Interested In the subject might mare without diicu
w. The prescription for In al varieties OF disease
car be readily followed.
squipes ard China Root which Is imported from China
and abounds IN the English Market and The Ansolocnn OF
latter being preferable, growing In Fra &C.
Having learned that many individuals we're DESTROYS Of
mshpg my panscea for themselves but had been prevented
10 Inform Inc public thai 10 obya.e d difficulty have pre-.
pared sssonmen OF all the necesary roos 10 tho proper
ion Of fourth OF The quanue. desgnsIsd 10 hs recipe
contained In my memoir which viii give gallon and
quarter Of the syrup 1t Is hen only Necessary 70 procure
The quantities Of Inc roots above referred 70, which
possess being very miied would urge on private isd
yidusis snd especially on tho CONNIE eia community, to
male inquiry for hem ard order rom tho Lsyant
or II East Indies supply Of The seed vees Of senns,
which found here and are not very abundant oven
IN Europe. -
remedy can find IL II bottles AZ depot The
gent many OF he citizens Of New YORK and tho
deficiency Of the necessary materials are tho reasons that
induce me TO anticipate tho period hch bad liked on for
e,sbpihng DEPOT which did not Intend TO do until amer
f1I trials OF my remedy par loo matter whore) OF
the Juiled States cannot fofbsH urging on me pub
lie The expediency Of this uis early day. Society
Interested IN the question, especially with reference - he
progress Of he Cholera am ready 10 eu1sntee win q!
coTps 10 asgn my phsnhropc article the most honor.
able position In their journals which may be In tneh
ooxer 10 give IaulO 3mI 4. DE5cHAMPB.
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GENTS TRAVELLING,
sUAUIMG AND DRESSING GASES

THE Ls,e. Styles N seai variety. Also Ladies' Dres|
sTEWIRTs PLANfAGENET GUARD RAZoRs,
An entirely new sruce, being furnished with guard
NAV be used By any psysoa with perfect safety. Sod
wholesale only BY ..,,,,
FRANCIS TONES Il SONS, haiden-lane,
tysi eodd Importers Of Cutefy and Fancy hArdwEs
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LEATHER HOSE,

U1ORFIRE ENGINES STEAMBOATS,, Factories, STREET
Il WAsHERB ke. manufacturer from The besI oak tam.
I'D leather with wrought copper ye swaZs 90 band and
Tor Ne by JOHN II. BOWIE 4 co.
Curriers' and Leather Dealersi 80 FerrySL
Who have also for sale calf skins, wax and gram upper
leather and curisd leather OF every cesenpuon W. LII
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TULY REPORT OF THE coNNEcrIcuf MU-

a bofa
IT, C,r,errifut Mutual Life Insurance Go npany vas of.
y,,S.s IN Decenber 1876 ard has 10 become Ne arg s
3 ,ss TnitSd states numbering over ten houssnd msni-
~, TIE srge MN Der Contributing TO M i1nds o. las
.,t,on Edorcs abundant security 70 me insured eno
80. r-1tselicu 20 TIE Company, from al sn3sffssr
sSts .rd sargeTs arising from aaef1anons 70 as Ayefsgs
10 ~ morality 90 htzudous 70 nsai1ilons OF limited
,.rbers Being founded upoo the Hsfsai syssa AZ 'lf
-. "a o,eniurs above actual coat OF Insurance ~
$3.50 r. &c members n credits Of annual dlylfencs
Tseh person Insured becomes sockhodsr nes avos ana
1tS ycee 10 the management Of the thas OF he Com
raw ard 10 entitled The szrprs or pfohs whoqioelrg
Tenor ally liable beyond the annual premium tor ne COO
tnusrce his policy Toe funds cannot a. 10 ointsioek
Coupsnies be abso by psycg di'deods 70 stoaoTt
Al ne PLEASURE o ae rsrsger 10 tne PREF id;ee aud nss
eury Of polry hodeys bur wren he Sufp1s rom an IL
Tessed rae Of premiums charged b. sock Co pAqes
an. 10 or ger needed for ne Isey and perpsaly OF The
Insfution IL 10 refunded to tbs from whom WA re-
eeived. - ... g.. 80,
10 exierd The sppesro1 ofto system 70 meet ne eon
yenieres OF lie public, credit or loan OF oo nAI ~ ~
premium when amount ESQ 10 q en 10 ne members
q his Company IN snrcipsuen o te return OF sasp1s
premiums. CUT X rhELr >. - a..
r s. KIssslN, MD. Medical Ezsniner' 81 ne "H'ee'
daily, from : 10 oe oekr NJ
Prospectus and every Information gfyen -,,,,
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REMOVAL.

hK. EDWARD Al. DIXON Editor u tae sehpel
fthAs removed IS consulting oces % liz Grand a. ore
door Of BroGivAy where he attends 10 once eonsu-
sgions ard operative surgery exclusively, ones hoas
hom 10 20 s ard 10 evenings
The Publishing oetce oftse scNPes q A,scrH House
iyNlm
phMOyAI..-DkS chILoS TOAD have removed
II heiT once 10 20 ChAsertst Ocs hours rom 70 10
o'clock, 4 AID ron TO snd : 90 g Pm
They have opered q Medical ard surgical lnhnnary,
where the poor r be attended grssnoesy 90 fuestaya
ghursisys and ssinrdaya nom " n oelocs, An.
Or Chlds vii give particular Attention 70 diseases Of ne
cheat lunss and heart
Dr. FORD o diseases Of the and and 70 surgicG
eaSes generally. iyl1 ~
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HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARS

rINHIs COMPANY WAS ChAhrEbED Ef TIE
j Rtais OF New Jersey for the manufacture OF
9UfxA PERCHA GOODS,
Viz Shoes Shoe 5oes, Gas and Water Pipes, fnoi1s,
Machine Bels and Driving Bands Fancy Articles, s1es
a. frays Boxes, BOOK binding, Cups, Flfsn, Csnes
Whips Balls Picture Frames Decorations Tor Houses
sseambosIA Ships and Cara Army and Navy Equipments
Wsterprooi Caps, Clothing, &c, for insulating Telegraph
Wires Gc wen As the manufacture OF all Kinds Of India
Rubber Goods Full pos % u gTen 70 purchase ana noi
real estate water power buildings &c for b7sness sq1a
No The wants OF The country.
The Board OF Directors has ordered NE BOOKS 70 % opsa
Cd on The 10Th Of July for subscription 70 lie Capital 81
Nouce Is therefore gven that The books Of the conrsnJ
viii be Opened on the day sbOye mentioned, Of the Ones
Of he Company lsl Broadway, NEWTON al tbs sore
Of John fhornley, Esq l0l CnostnntsreeL Fhihdepa,
A The osce Of the Trenton Banking Company, frenton
J. and Al the Revere House IN Boston, hsss for sub
.chpuon of 500 600 dollars In shsres Of 100 dollars ssch
and thai the books viii remain open Tor thirty days. or an
al the whole amount 10 taken
SAMUEL r ARkSTROA9,(
Holm r GLEASON iytsw