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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

tired and convicted Of grand larceny. in stealing
clothing valued at s1s, from Hiram Mott II 1T
Tenth 81. She was seniened b the State Prison
Tor yeas.
Ileedta GHMy.-Wm. Thompson pleaded guilty
70 stealing watch, valued at $50 from David L.
patch, on the 18th OF MAY while coming out OF the
Dowery Iheater. Sentence deferred.
rig. i'r forgTR. WIN. a. Mari, young man
apvu - years Of age, was put on trial on an nict.
~, ~ him with representing 10 Frederick
esse that he had entered into nm agreement
with ore Ssmnel Willis for the purchase of 10, Of
ground 70 thirty 'ecord'st aud by this means, Ia
duced The omp!alnant 10 give him. NJ different
times. about $500 for the purchase Of this lot The
accused 1t apPears, gave to complainant paper
purporting to be a deed Of conveyance from one
samuel Willis OF the property 10 consideration Of
the amount he had received from him THIS paper
was placed in the hands Of Henry a. Mott, coau.
sellor at.aw, for the purpose OF seeking oal tits,
when il was discovered that no one by the name Of
Willis owned the lot THE defense introduced tes.
tmony to show that the prisoner receives the deed
from Willis in good faith The case was not con-
cludcd v hen the Court adjourned.
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FROM HAVANA.
From our own Correspondent

HAVANA, Wednesday. May g. 1870.
Nessrs Grsriey & MeElran.
1t has been some relief in police sense. the
departure of the universal CsilOrnans. by the Pal
On the 9th inst for they took the Ireeion' of
the coffee houses, "fresco shops. ADD the streets
with sn eutre occupation OF ali the twelve four.
wheeled hacks much 10 the discontinue OF the
quiet folks who have learned TO love the cmste,
the natives born to love IL, aud the Spaniard who
does rot scorH to lore, To govern and 70 enjoy H. in
the rich fruit returned for the few favor smiles
won. While the Calit0rnians are " in town" with
their pockets foil Of DUST and brains added,
neither the stranger resident nor native male or
female, having seiiresPeci, dare venture their
custCmed evening rounds Of amusement AMI exsr-
else; and ] regret that, rs an American, | am
compelled so 10 write-blt determined 10 speak
plainly OF Crds as they come to my knowledge, NJ
matter who they may touch, sha. not fJrbe1r.
The entrance OF the Spanish frigate "Hsperan-
"a" yesterday, created the usual sensation, and
gave topic for the conservative throns OF the
Mole. The "Soberano" has carried her last sticks
alof,-is entirely reftted.
The necessity Of sustaining in the United States
n large corps OF obstrrers, may make the eXplana
ton why Government here is furnished with such
a variety OF startling nteligence-il the fears are
not played upon, the money would cease TO flow. and
the vocation Of mischief would close; bat it is,
renegade tale bearers are helping TO produce the
very condition Of sentiment and action, which, as
loyal subjects they should oppose. Several letters
received here have designated the very hour of de-
partures of suspicious persons points Of disembar
cation and time with addendssfniinite, while each
succeeding steamer has brought new phazes with
variant version, for the discussion aud consider
alton of the Safety. Conclave" Of high officials
OF health, we have little to boast, but exaggc-
rated statements may reach the press. The total
per diem. OF deaths. is near two hundred, negroes
NOT counted.
Business, of course, does not improve from local
causes as well as last European advices. Our
ships are idle, and no offers.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

TO night the Cabinetmskers, Turner'S, Iron
and Metal Workers, meet at Hilenbrands, ITO
Hesterst; the German Tailors at $50 Pearl-st
at Keen's Hotel, Grsnd-st; and the shareholders
Of the Protective Union Bakery at the corner Of
Ninetecnth-st. and Sec0nd-av
Tuesday night the CeRtrGl Committee of tie
Tnited Tudcs assembled at Hillenbrand's. The
meeting lasted until IL O'Clock st midnight, aud
discussed the General Consolation. After an eab.
crate discussion upon the merits of every important
article tho meeting adopted three parts of the pro-
posed Constitution, of which We shall publish the
niost remarkable paragraphs as soon as it will be
adopted in fall. The TWO following articles caused
a lively debate;
sonmlec 10 be covered By The members OF the Labor
fPsr ii The members Of this The Central Commit
tes Ne elected by the Trade Associations Each As
recitation viii elect three members. with IN absolute ma
jonty al votes.
Several members declared to the opposing party
that the accidental majority OF members in q GER
tain Association could not create better rights and
rs the rprcseRfottoH In the Central Committee
must respond 30 the REss5cr Of the Associated
Trades the dufios, therefore, ought to be contrib
uted by these trades at the same scale. For the
commencement, these Contributions are put down
20 50 cents for every trade.
Mr. FtIrssEx was in the Chair. and we dare
say We never witnessed among tradesmen more
remarkable and better parliamentary order There
was no unnecessary opposition, and every one
present fully versed in the duties VI q Chairman
10 his own trade, supported the order Of the day.
The Newark Assoc alton sent a Delegate. and it
was moved and carried that this Association should
be recognized as cooperative branch Of the New
York Association.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE on EsrABLIsnEp cIIY

lie ObD ISIAbLlohEU CITY
Csth Tailoring Establishment OF RD~ARD Fox, 2o2
Broadway, removed 70 tho building adjoining hs
AGior House, Bsrcay-sL TMs extensive and splendid
room can tc entered from IL Vesey and Barclay sts
where Re proposes carrying on his busnsEs until his
store 10 rebuilt ard flushed upOn the sit. Of the Chemical
Bank between the Museum and tie justly popular Hat and
Cap establishment Of Mr. Genin, IA Broadway.
Tie proprietor imPeIed BY hgs sense Of duty, sy2is
himself de present opportunity Of returning his grateful
Acknowledgements to his Numerous friends ard patrons FOR
the great patronage extended TO him Tor series OF years.
and IN the enlargement Of he business he alone susled
by the desre the WANT fully OF the daily increas
ing deusnd Of he publ: for Garments made a. his
Tie many facilities which be possesses in tbs in7or
ton Of Superior Clohs Csssinefes and Vesngs and tho
purchase OF Doresc Goods being always effected he
Cssh principle enables him hold forth advantages which
cannot fail to be duly sPprecSled b. discriminating
munliy. mylj lInsOdt
r. I. GILBERT Co.'s Piano FOres, With wiihOut
the Eoan may 10 found al al Broadway Their incseis
ed and rapid sale Is the bes evidence the favor win Ls
pubic.
Secondhand Pisrosior sale cheap orto rent mylj IT,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY 16.

OF Government man who would consider his
fellow beneath him, on account OF his appearance
or cccupsiion. would have had some din ulty in
living peaceAbly in California The security OF the
country is owing, in small degree. ~ this plain.
practical development OF what the French rsser-
ence as an abstraction. under the mime II Fca'er
ERf. To SUN up al in three words. LABOR IS RE-
SPECIALLY: may it never be otherwise. while
gain Of cold Is LEFT % glitter IN Calilornlan nil
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HOW TO GET ELECTED IN CALIFORNIA


In addition 10 my motives OF curiosity in visiting
the Volcano l was empowered with political
mission to the diggers The candidates on the
Mokelumne gave me letters TO some Of them and
packages Of tickets which was enioined to com
mend 10 their use. On delivering the letter |
found was considered as having authority to order
az election-a power which was vested ouly in the
Project Of the District or his special agents At
the suggestion Of some of the miners went with
them 10 the Acsldc in order 10 have consultation
] disclaimed al authority in the matter. but ex-
planned 10 them the mode in which the elections
were 10 DO held on the river, and recommended
them 10 adopt similar action. Owing to the short
time which elapsed between the Governors procla
nation and the day Of election, it was impossible
for the Project Of each district 10 notify all the or
gained communities The only plan. therefore,
was to meet on the appointed day. publicly elect
judges and Inspectors and hold the election in all
other respects according TO the requirements of the
Constitution. This was agreed to by the law
gvers Of the Volcano as the most advisable mode
Of action. But behold how easy ii is, in primitive
community Ike this, to obtain the popular favor
There was on one O. the tickets in the San JOAQUIN
district, a candidate for the State Senate whose
surname was the same as mine, and the Volcanics,
as afterward learned. took me to be the same in
dViduaL 1--WE VIII vote Tor him" said they. abe
cause he came here to see us. aud because he ap-
pears to understand the law Accordingly, the
whole vote of the place was given to my name
sake, but intended for me. Had known this fact
sooner, might have been tempted TO ran for a..
oelde, at least
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MURDER AND SUIcrDE.-Iart Allen, Of Nashus
n. II. on Tuesday killed bis own child, aged years
by sirangling it with a cord, and then hung himself
Nc Cause known for the crime
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AN ATTEMPT AT souArrEK LEE

The valley sboat the Mission Dolores was charm.
ingly green and beautiful Ell this time Several Of
the former miners ia anticipation Of the great in
fax of emigrants into the country aud cons eqrent
market fur vegetables pitched theis tents on the
best spots along tie Mission Creek snd began pre-
paing tho ground for gardens. Tho valley was
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SAN FRANCISCO BY DAY.


Nv Q O'Clock the town is in the full flow OF bust
ness The streets running down to the water. and
Montgomery st. which fronts the Bay are crowded
with people, all in hurried motion. The variety OF
characters and costumes is remarkable. Our own
countrymen seem TO lose their local pecuarities In
such crowd, and it is by chance epithets rather
than BY manner, that the New Yorker is distin-
euished from the Kentuckian. the Caroinian from
the Down Easter, the Virginan from the Texan
The German and Frenchman are more easily recOg.
nized. Peruvians and Chilians 20 by in their
brown ponchos, and the sober Chinese, cool and
iInpassive ia the midst of excitement, look out of
the oblique corners of their long eyes at the hustle,
but are never tempted to venture from their own
line of business The eastern side of the plaza, in
front Of the Parker House, and a canvas hell called
the EldoradO, are the general rendezvous OF busl-
ness and Observation-Disclosures Change, park,
club room and promenade all in one. There, every
body not constantly employed in one spot, may be
seen at some time Of the day. The character of
the groups scattered along the plaza is oitentimes
very interesting In one place are three or four
spectators bargaining for lots, buying aud selling
"iiity varas square in towns, some OF which are
canvas and some only paper; in another, a compa-
nv of miners, brown MS leather, and rugged in
features as in dress; in third, perhaps three or
four naval officers specializing ON the next cruise,
or a knot of geneel gamblers, talking over the last
night s operations.
The day advances The mist which after sun.
rise hung low and heavy for an hour or two, has
risen above the hills, and there will be two hours
of pleasant sunshine before the wind sets in from
the sea The crowd in the streets is now wholly
alive Men dart hther and thither, as il possessed
with neverresting spirit. You speak to an ac
quaintance--a merchant, perhaps. He utters
few hurried words of greeting while his eyes send
keen glances on all sides Of you; suddenly he
catches sight Of somebody in the crowd he is oil
and in the next five minutes has bought up half
cargo, sold town lot at treble the sum he gave,
and taken share in some new and imposing spec
ulation. 1t is impossible TO witness this excess
and dissipation of business, without feeling some
thing OF its influence. The very air is pregnant
with the magnetism of bold, spirited unweared
action and be who but ventures into the outer cir
Gle of the whirlpool, is spinning, ere he has time
for thought, in its dizzy vortex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

~ Mr.. Clare, q Temperance lecturer. wss
severely beaten on Wednesday last. in Hallowel.
Me. by some rowdics, Immediately after giving
lecture.
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SCHOOLS.

rI,UF MOUNT WASHINGTON ro,
Il ATB INSTITUTE, 2is FOufh-si corneS - = teI-
orfa, ssing westinghouse rns Gro w ts,saex
A H. ara JAMES FANNis3. A n Pnusipss .s.s.sssI
last euAnes Of lis venL ytsT MONDAY De sves -
1850 and closes July Is; alter which here Apr
eight we ks Past sGcecss encourages the proe,,s u
believe that their plans - tDstrucion and gsner. .
mort Of pupis VIII continue 10 meek win appfo1sn 60
hsvirs everAl years since observed As sr~
hesriy ard heatha,noss VI TIE location OF Ler
Inv pare ~ sed The ot ard built thereon The
with rooms specially hted foS instruction VA :. Ma
siIe and number for isc Pups deyoung shrss se,,.
ber Of O. pupils n each ceps' Being co.rsr ~
he entrance 70 The dwelling part oocuprd bY ON.
PrnclpsiA is sIs FoHfthst sDc that Of he school ~ -
dcugal Abe Professors are employed Ia a. TIE s,,e
Of fnelish ard Cassica etucadon special s.ieros -.
given 10 tie Mercsnue Department TIE clnsse, y,f
are In charge OF he venerable and disng ushed Prs
Edwards; lhose Ia Gerus1 He under ne c1rs of -
Thto5ore Cleubenskiee Prof X. fs-enzGelA LII -
charge q ne Spanish Toe jnyenc pepis under -
peuorsl instruction as wei a. care OF ore Of ne pnars
l. that OF % - which under he advantage q csss,,r.
Ton according 10 cspac and staiarnent greatly n,.
Ples the power 81 insgpeUo0. The otgsnixanoa o. A.
shool encourages individual rupis n any branch % A
warmth W
Tie pupils Showed daily exercise 10 The rst u,..
- q Nsln OF e ecEeTs Whcre hey enjoy lie Aly,.
% ~ rs So-nti for purity o. air ard whoesons rc.
ite tLoWn Letihtuness q the rcighbornOod lew.
IN Tines n epcecl bee erablad he M pls 81 hi, -
Lph kss Etitfe rJlel 10 reusr through re entire sNs
yeer, rus grt Ing the hesrfs Of perre ne h.V,, 49,,
eLe, :. o a = .ne,S sdrcsucn conducted unasf Ass
70 Hrtu Influence 10 eNey'ed upon th n,oi,. IA, =
Principals lGcLlcaiC rtsrcc; and reve-pnr a. ~ -
sacred and without strict morality no pupil can re-
a member ofiheir school
Applications Tor entering scholars may be mazda s,..-
part OF the day or evening, when Circular sor psroy
lar Information can be Obtained.
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the Union. This. believe, they viii in the end do,
notwithstanding the confidence with which II IS as
srrted they VIII 20 against all Compromise. A
short time viii determine how far am oot OF The
way.
The Galphin Committee held meeting yester
day, aud none OF the Wing members thereof at
tended. The reas1n, learn, was, that they had
not finished their minority report, which they ex'
pected to accomplish By to day. lfthey can Get~
yeths this evening, the reports will be made 70
Congress TO morrow, shoad the opportunity Pre'en'
itself
The President and his Cabinet have settled down
upon CHARLES J McCURDY Of Connecticut IS 'ne
successor Of J Wilson WEE as charge
emma. His nonii alton viii in oil human proOaonn'
~ be sent TO the Senate after the Cabinet meeting
,o.morrow. or that on Saturday at the farihcst
Mr.. WEBSTER intends making a speech curing
this week. in which as be said at bis recep.lon ID
Ro,top he viii "toke no step 6aek"9Td' TWIN
.,,on,lv urge Compromise Of some nature and
u;II be strictly National not sectional IN us char-
.o,o, He is evidently in better health and spirits
- tis return. ii an when he left for Boston.
s'N'' KNOX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

By an accident last evening. the child OF Capt.
Preble, bark Isabella, was killed. 1t fell down
the main hatch. The death Of Capt Smith. ship
James Drake. has been reported via New.Orlesns.
His remains will return with his late vessel. Many
sympathizers with those who mourn, were found
here, where his worth was highly appreciated
and more than the usual honors were paid from
manly hearts. Yours, ever, Q.U.o.
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REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS.

ELpORADO; Or, ADyEsTUEEs ~ tyr rAlh " ~
yIsx: Corpnsing Voyage 90 California Ma Aas ~ hs
- a., ear Frsnc eco ADD Monterey; Pictures o. ne
ced ReeioD ard Exgerenees OF Mexican Irsss,' py
49, Work; O. r Putnam.
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rTnR BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 10 3D.

THE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. 10 3D.
u gefe-si A. 4 ~ II. CLARKE, Principals win ccs
menoe is Sumner term the 18Th inst The school
Organized a. TO st0rd facilities 10 pupils Tor pursulf
thorough and complete course OF study In which the h1
~ elics ard The French Language hold q consplcao1
Place BY deyoing their personal attention 70 the mon,
inec ctue and physical training OF their pupils the Ps
eras hope 70 merit the confidence Of those parents VIZ
may place Daughters under their charge stsge en-
pOyed for pupils residing IN distant part Of the city 81
also FOR those who Wish 70 ride only 10 Indictment wes1
sBses from The the Brooklyn AMI Wlllansburgh Ferns
less neGr ne door. No extra sbarge for Lam, Preoa
Drawing, fnel OF stalonerY. a2g TL.MkTs
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N. II. Newman, Ia
y. A. Palmer, Esq
Samuel w. Slocun ~
Israel Minor, Esq.
Geo. w. Soule Ia.
w. N. vcrmilye "a
VIM. B. Taylor, Ia
John Fairbanks Esc
fhos. MCKEE. Esq.
Charles Lowther, -
X Sedgwick. Es9
David Magic, fsS
John A. Q. 0ray, -.
NJ. o. Roberts, Esa.
ID. r. Martin. ssq.
Geo. Elder, Eco.
Wilmot Wnlianie IN
Sules CurtiA EsQ.
Jas Robinsou, Esa
Stzrks W. LewA Ess
Ebenezer Morros ~
Alex. N. L. Scot "a
Matthias Clara, -.
Monson Clarke Ess.
p. J. Bogert Eco.
y. Loudcrback. Esl
Francis Tyon, ESQ.
John c. Work, EsQ.
lease Browne. Esg
Asahel Jones, EsQ.
Fraser, Esa
w Obs, Ed
John Pryor. Eco.
Nicholas Herdei, Ess
9 A Bsndouine, Es9
John Copcntt Esa
Louis 8. Fsllows Ed
Il. H. Burger, Esq.
Adam Peotz. Fec.
Thomss Kettsil, Esq
L. w. 0sbsudca I'd
kc. &c. kc. sae
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on auktis " VIC oboft LIZ
lowing names offs patrons !:
Hon. John l.. Macon.
Rev. Samuel Seabury, Do.
Rev. A. l.. Campbell, DID.
Rev. Duncan Dunbar.
Rev. John Lille.
Prot. Chas. A. Lee. n d.
Chas. Dickinson, MD.
jas. 3 Kisssni, MD.
Edw. vsnderpool. md.
8. r. White, MD.
A. N. Gum, MD.
A. 3. Ball, MD.
y. X. Kirby, NJ u.
John Newhouse. ESQ.
John S.Woodwsrd, Eco.
O. N. spier, Esq
p. A. Hargot >. Esq.
Louis y. HargouA Eco.
VIM. Black, ESQ.
Francis 2. Ssge, Eco.
John J. Phelps, ESQ.
Geo. d Phelps, Esq
rredwell Ketchum, Esq.
X. ID. Weeks, ESQ.
Fred'k Haymeyer. Eco.
Warren Harriet, ESQ.
Henry 0ulager, Esq.
w. T.. Dodge Esq.
William Way, Esq.
Richard Bige,ow, Esc.
Samuel Leeda Eco.
Stewart Sturges, Esq.
Geo. ii. Swords, Esq.
Thos. j. StevenA Esq.
Antonio Arsnguercn, EsQ.
Caleb Brush, ESQ.
B. b. Sherman, Esq.
Cornelius Mclean, EsQ.
II. B Hart, Esq.
Samuel Winsnt, Esq.
Lyme Starting, Esq.
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1 IEHWLrsi, Professor and Tuanslslor Of ne gs
y. men trd French languages, Graduate ~ NE yn
verify Of Berlin prussis by his mslhod Of indaa
Will Ell qualify pefs9rf, tner uree uOulhs t.n1a
efsonsl 70 pursue ard complete the study Of the so1se
lusfes without further distraction He sto gy~.
Jrerchnieu ard Germans az Engish Courss Omes -
from l0A k. 10 / P. ~ ard TO p. 81. 81 lecnSasnu
Third door LOm BroAdwsy. mylf TIHIn-.-
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ITO TEACHRRs.-Wsr,ed inlmedisiey ~ :,
or single gentleman. 10 assistant eAena
Ing sb and CLASSICAL School IL the county ne - NJ
COMMUNICATE u DO Prctss;snt Ep,scopsl o.1tbsx
nuft produce good testimonials OF chsr,r'e $40
aptitude 10 teach, &c. ibeaiTe Of 5. TbkALk 'rv->
gicel seursiy, west building, Ciisfes-squate, ssu
lieth Il and NinlL-sy between the hours of sras'
nyc sws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-16

ROkRDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
- a, Danh0ry, Cornectiout-PGrents and guardians %
sTors of placing their daughters a. q school whers ~
comforts VI home may be realized, and pains spSS
10 advance their moral ard Intellectual improvement sg
do 90 on moderate terms. Particular attention pca@
her physical culture.
7he Sceoml hshmen.s taught by the most conpss
tcgfLers =.
Circular be ob.si1ed a. Yirth PONDS nfude 49,
lknrk'iE soutTe, Petfesn Perkins, WdlSe W ~
WILCOAs U. s. School Agency 90 Broadway s os,. ~
IL GDIh
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CRFNCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

hFiNSSsnf ty rs. 1900 he, FTe1eb md EsSa
Boarding and Day School from CafTol-psee 70 ln
~ Narfs place neur Frstey. The new location q oPes
and airy, with large garden, ard the house, do1De
one with every modern convenience. She invites noe
having daughters lOr whom hey desiro q h2rvap 90
Glaze educGlfn IN all branches, TO call and eIsnn
her testimonials. Sic has had committed 10 her esr -
daughters of mary Of tho leading families OF this eT ss
can refer IL all. npu
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M EtHANlCS SOCIETY sCHOOL.-Ther
I'VE nual examination Of tue sboys Institution having W.
minated, ue School will reopen on Wednesday maxi NJ
first csy OF May, at ~ Broadway and 50 Crosby-st
Appcacrs for admission NAV be- male TO the pfndpss
OF either department. or 10 the undersigned members ~
School Committee.
Linus w stever- ssphsn Culsf,
Thos. g. Chsrdayoyne, George w Psrnbsa
John r. Moore, Charles "A Rednaa
Jemes Morris, Samuel Joyce
JohnJ b. Maxwell, George Schnsha
Arson Baker, g. g. Ward
Daniel Coger. sH&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21
FOuNDR n.


ST1s. gsoIss sANuracIoRY AND rorNDsy.-
- The Anarc worksr " Sesor and John Breasted, late
hs trm Of s.eors CO.. having een se.ed the mseves
nsnufss,cy and round-y widely tno-n - one % the
greatly improved condisr Of the works. In large additions
ofths most approved Machinery Tools &c aud largely In
crsnssd csrseity for sxecrtins all orders FER maehnry
sns ros work oftbs heaviest kinds and Of the beet possible
derp'icn IN ~ short time ss any es,atshnent In this
country or Europe.
Psrticulsr sttention :. sveo steam Enrnes Boil
s hsh and low pressure for ske snd river nsvr
sna Tor manufacturing purposes ryn Beat. Sugar
is ard kst,le And sssar kschn' say Wills. rieurins
ssd other MILL Soap Kettles and Curhs o. sc. Bow
ss Tor Bias, Fgrnsees md Fsordres Grds.s
rneth Hydraulic Presses Cslirfsrs re- a. well ~ all
tnd of kepsirs ~ Engines and Boilers and Mschinery
hnrsss o. the following steamers vers manufacturers 81
thn ratshment Wis Isaac Newton ~ the North River.
andtmpre STATE 81 the sosrd Niaxsrs o. Lake Hrc How
lars Apinvalrs q. g. Steamship Psnams. Collins's
lire nsii Steamers fsc1e sad Battle ana erxses
orders addresses 70 ,ss Affair. WORKS No s Cherry
rev rerh, ysse lst, isso
James bsyins retired from the above WORKS t>
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