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nEBATEs and Proceedings OF the Kentucky Com
Revision Of State Constitution lefe vol
and Proceedings o the Virginia State Convention Of
1920. vol. sM6.st.
Constitutions Of the various States Of the United States
The Alien and Virgins Resolutions Of i7se
Dwehts Hartford Convention Bradfds History o. the Federal
ovsrnment Proceedings and Debstes ~ the FEDERAL
Of 1851 schomann the Assemblies Of the Aheans
Story the Consiinon Marshall on he Consnuon cnmke On
Inc Nature OF Free nsuunons Eot Debates De
oIne on Bras Constitution Brouxhsm se British Con
is,Iou the Laws and Constitution o Enand Mon
Laws Toqueve The Unted states new
edion other works the various branches pocs
'esesi oesis FRANcK TAYLOR
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THE Exercises OF the Young Lsdtes' Academy M the
Visitation Of Frederick city Maryland, win be resumed Mon
% The "a of September The having enlarged
Sseen purchases both The heath and amusement Of the pupils
VII greatly promoted. An excellent philosophical apparatus
heo possessed affords facilities study of philosophy
and chemistry The annual pension for board tuition, washing,
he, 1 half yeaiy advance Music drawing
waees form exta charges. Entrance Zee, s..
For further information direct post paid the "Drectress OF the
academy, y Frederick City, Maryland.
Aug gB-lawpws
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NEWTON, MAY, & Co, Will open this day
Thuray another nch and splendid assortment OF goods
consisting Of
Mousselnes, cashueres. and cashmere d'Ecosse
Merinos, cashmere, and broche long shaws
Colored and white embroidered Grape shawis, &c.
Win Of miscellaneous articles belonging their
trade ali Of which they respectfully solicit early examination
hon the ladies Of Washington and adjacent cities
Oct l7-3twf
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EALL sTyLEsNew styles q l dress good, for ladies. js.
opened figured silks and sstins, all wool ssnn as
paameto and cahmercs
grades and coors mousscpes de ane from l2 cents 70 "
stock OF prns which eque
this market The whole OF winch
O. VIM YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and sth streets.
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lTsrvERsAL DfetAonary of WsAehts asd Mssssrss,
neient nodsrs reduced 70 ts standards q he United
TAYLOR MAURY,
ssrl7 Becksslsn, nssr sth sueei-
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FRUIT TREES, SC.

as. FRUIT TREES, SC.
sazs%fTEk THE WORCESTER NURSERY
SE4HS& | now well stocked with large variety
L of the best sorts of Apples, Pears, Piums
-<ssSsA=-~- Cherries, Peaches, Apricots Nectarnes
ounces, English G0oseberries Choice Strawberries Dutch
Cnrrants Antwerp and other Raspberres Grape Vines &C
II This Nursery is the largest IN DIassachusetts
and the collection of Fruits cultivated in embraces nearly
all the varieties of established reputation; and the Propre-
tor constantly adding such kinds possess superior ex
cellence and are worthy of cultivation in this climate
1F The collection of STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREES is extensive and includes all the best varieties now
much cultivated.
ALSO-a great variety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Basam FRS Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens Scotch
Larc1, European Mountain ASH Horse Chesnuts, Weep
ing Willows, Linden and Tulip Trees Honeysuckes, and
most other varieties suitable for this latitude and esteemed
for their beauty.
u Arbor Vita, Buck Thorn, Prvet &c. for hedges
A fine collection of ROSES PEONIES, DAHLIAS
BORDER FLOWERS, &c, &c.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb Pie Plant &C.
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS, in great variety.
BUDS and SCIONS ola large variety of choice fruit can
also be furnished. Also, GRATING Wax, of superior
quality.
%. EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS, suit
able for transplanting.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
promptly attended to, and Trees, &c. packed go safely
any distance. SAMUEL III COTTON
worcester ID mo. s. dw6w Proprietor.
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Eighf--Eiext!

rTNHE handsomesi, cheapest and be aI.ice os Lii N
invention recently introduced "a now very eN.snslseis
used BY the publict is pery SAFE and nee 70 pun, ID
which IS done for the tr expense of l2t cents This or
composed entirely ofsetabe and contains some SIX q
forms body beautiful appearance, and gives clear erii
fialt and oaorsss tight without grease, smoke SMELL o.
epposios--thus furnishing the public with an article from
same time clean and beautiful The above Tor sale al
A. H. MENTIONS, FosTER STREET, opposite the Boston
and ~ Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Dspots ] Il n
N.BA Mr.. N. ia the only Agent for worcester. u
Jan .l.s' oWu
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This Express connects at Groton Junction with
Rirnlnw9S Grnnf Nnrfhprn EYnrpSs
Upton, Grafton, N. e., Village, and
Worcester EXDreSS. -s4.a I'D

1SSszm THE subscriber has commenced running
$ST11s7SSSs4 i Stage to and from Upton daily
Ssax2Ez@A Sundays excepted.1 TO connect with tho
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
At ST A M and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at P. M.
The Grafton and Forester Stage VII run twice day,
eavng Worcester at 10 AM and PM. Leave Grafton
at Z A. M. and p. NJ. -4e
Books 6ept the Grafton Hotel, at L. NJ Smiths Post
Office, N Z. Village, and in Worcester, at the Genera
Stage Office first door North ofthe American Temperance
House. a- =
very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
hat it may done with correctness
Sent dwif TYLER HARRINGTON.
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COAL-C0AL
AT $40 PER TNNI

THE BLACKSTONE COAL MINING COMPANY are
now working veins Of Coal at greater depth than last
year. The quality of Coal produced is much superior
that heretofore and offered the citizens of Worcester
at $3.50 per ton delivered Much prejudice existed against
this Coal last from the want OF proper in breaking
and screening it, and from the soft quality of then mined
These objections removed by increased hardness
and by the attention which is given delivering Coa
well broken and screened 5e a.ns
Persons unacquainted with quality of the Coal or
have unfavorabe impressions with regard referred
to Mr.. AARON BILLING Stove Dealer Nos "a d % FRoNT
STREET Mr. B. has burned for years and explain
its pecuiarities. r VI
Orders solicited the Companys Yard, foot of Ply
MOUTH STREET or A. BILLING, Nos. "A d 26 FRoNT.sT
opposite City Hall, Worcester.
Feb7. diff A. ELLIOT, Agent
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TO ManufaCf1Irel.s.

TIlE subscriber would inform Manufacturers of Boots
Shoes and of Wooden Goods and all persons using Boxes
Tor sending their manufactures to market elsewhere thai
al ms rnng Mill IN OXFORD, he has the facilities for max
ing PACKING BOXES of all sizes and kinds NJ the
prices iy means OF rail road communication with Wor
cester AID other laces he supply all persons favorr
him witt ORDERS at the shortest notice and on the loves
terms
lhelDsc1ber also keers on hand for sale large guam
hty o1BoARDS and LUMBER of other kinds. n
He aso, at his Mills PLANES BOARDS for Carpenters 90
others and MATCHES them if desired af fId7'see
AuPrders executed on the shortest notice. s63
oSbrd, Feb 20, SIN OLNEY BoJsTER.
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Daguerre0tVDeS,

NE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
L customers that he has returned to his old stand,
236 Main-street,
where ne would be pleased upon all who may favor
him with their patronage. lie invites all to call and examine
his specimens ry those Of the Hon Judge Coamar
Post Master General of the United States and Gen Phelps,
President OF the Massachusetts Copper Mining Cnmpa y,
whose Daguerreoyp he has had the peasurs Of taking dur
ing his visit in Vermont.
~ B. Pictures taken in less time and more Hfeke than
In any other room in the city.
Worcester, Sept. Is. VIM. GILMORE.
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New Express Lie.
8igelOW's Boston & Worcester Express,

a.xzsssx. OUer the Worcester and Nashua, and
- - - Fitehburg Rail Reads.
~ 41SSsA HE subscriber has commenced running
--z--- l Express Car over the above Roads, Tor The
safe transmission
Packages Bundles Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes. DraIs and Bills collected, and all business execu
ed with dispatch and cheap by any other Express
Discrimination House, Worcester; and Rail Road
Exchange, Court Sqadre, Pnston. tI
Orders received Hutchinson Co s Bookstore, II
Main ST., and The Ticket Office Lincoln So Worcester
JASON TEMPLE, ! M.s.nn.x,
L. C. BARDwELL.
t gl1 J.. BIGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
BiselOw's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New Ipswich, Mason Vii
age, Nashua Shirley Lunenburg, Leomnster, Fchburg,
Westminster, Ashbnrnham, Gardner Badwinville, Roy-
alston Atho, Orange Wenda Ervng, Montague, North
Geld, Greenfield, Ms Vernon, Bralteboro'.Vt, Wi then-
Ion, Fizwliah, Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls Charles
town, Claremont, H., Springfield, Windsor, Rockng>
nam Bartonville Chester, Procorsvle Cavendah Lud~
low Rutland, Mddlebury, yergennes, and Burlington ".
March Is. diff
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LGOMARD,S

5000 -I.4 LNsUIIAhiJS 11M
Boston and Worcester Express.
TST subscriber continues THE EX-
fyzeESSsS 1 PRESS between Boston and Worcester. oI
FsEsSeS. the see transmission of Packages, Bundles
ss.aS llanF Notes, Spece and Merchandise generally
n Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention g,,s 90 paying, collecting and
go,iang drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce, etc. 7AfAs kaff@e
All packages mast be directed to his care.
The subscriber s alone for property cnrust
Ell 20 his care aud no risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester &c
SALEM Newbury port, Taunton Fall River and New Bed
fotd slso, 10 Portland, and all parts of Maine. @
orders free goods "a be returned by this Express.
" FIcEs.-HARNBEN d. co.'s. Office Court Street,
Bcalon; y. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main 81
W. 3. 8. LEONARD.
Tsb rs, 1877 vssaAsA s'esaass diff
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GrOCerW Stand VV'N9atee5.

A NY person having STORE TO LET IN THIS CITY.
I1beng suitable place for the Grocery business may
hea of chance rent it upon reasonable terms eav
ngr communication at the Spy OFFICE addressed to o. j.
alta ng the location and terms Possession be had by
first of A pril next. " eodtf Jan 28
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NO and Worcester Rail Road.
: "a SSslz ESass:sa fSsssz7zde
- ~ Is 9 - y Has ssSTe1Ers31

NJ N0rWlcn at 1.3U and f.3U pm.
Norwich at G.30 am. and $50 pm.
in Worcester at 945 am. and $50 pm.
sTEAT TRAIN will leave Worcester at 6.38 pm,
nd arm orwich 642 pm RETURNINe-leave Nor
gich oral of Steamboats,, and proceed direct to Wor
ester ;stou without change of cars. o., The Train
will stdanielsonville.
The IN. train from Worcester runs in connection
with asaroads that terminate in W., alse connects
with tI.eadon and Hartford r r.. at Norwich.
The m. train from Worcester from all the r.
Roads srninate at W. except the Prov. q w; also
takes lgers at Way Stations for n. London g. NYork.
The IN. train from Norwich runs in connection with
all Il ms that leave Worcester IN the morning.
The I'm train in connection with the Hartford
and N Ion R. Road and delivers passengers from those
places ston the same evening.
FRIf TRAINS = leave Worcester at Ct am, and
Sorwi9i a.m.-(Daiy, Sundays excepted)
IT Ess FREIGHT leaves Boston at II m, arriving in
New next morning.
All age be delivered to the Baggage Master or
other authorized to receive it before the Passenger
takes sat in the
Bagwill not be taken to include money, merchandise
nor ortices than those of personal use; and when of
hghee than Fifty Dollars notice must be given of that
fact sn extra price paid, the Company will not hold
Itself abey0nd that amount.
ENC age permitted in the Passenger Cars.
No King permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Pasers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
JOEL w. WHITE President
Jan Swtf Nd w. r. R.
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FGskld .REeggaaeSlM.

N UNVUNO WINS HUU OVVN9
DREPARED by ). o. DUNBAR, TAUNTON, Mass tedr
Il raned equal any othsr in use either Esgitsh
American This very useful and elegant prepfalion is
used rs an Aperien Antisacid in Dyspeptc COMPLAINTS
attended with dity with very great benefit Il has the
advantage over common agnesia In being dissolved, and
thereor not halle accumulate in the S0wss IL +
decidedly superior TO Carbonate Of Soda OF Potash o.
81. i onrd nar,icnls,ly soIey'nn Of Msne-
and Apersenf, in all OF Irritation or 4e;ti ms
stomach Febrlie complaints, Infante disorder u '''
Sickness. if..tf il .af cNkrnrkff tn4r fttA
For sa's in Worcester, wholesale and retafoy plis
III g. BATES, N. D., Ap1HSs.,d'y.
Nov is. eod&wf 242 Main ST. or rleasanl
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HORSE SHOOTING

n, VNTlIL be strictly attended to at the shop a.
THSaA wv the FooT OF MECHANIC STREET, by the sun,
KILL scriber All persons who have lame 'rses oy ma,
feet false quarters interfering are invited 70 cali as
believe give them satisfaction for think they are III
caused BY bad fitting the shoes and bad shoeing think
know This from my own experience. There is Indifference
between a fat foot and narrow contracted ootTso all
iorses should be shod alike hot shoe is no bcnent g
INC ochot tur had better be kept IN the POT han 10 r
4 on the horses aot-his Is my opinion nl fH.H9
fUi 81 brqH J N4Vf ISAAC WOODCoSk,4 slll.as
Feb 10. dwn Mechahc 9'rees'
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CALIFORNIA.

CAALEURIJAA,
CINCE the news by the last Steamer, the PATENT
- DEEP w NTER, RIVER BED, GOLD B0RER, need
only be named to bring gold hunters to the
California Depot, Park Row, N. Y DIRK,
10 bny IL for Is. Those who them by wholesale
must give few days notice Also the Patent wonder
working, Gold Sa0'ne, WASH P An warranted 10 wash
and save iou times as much gold as the common Pm,
Tor 81. ARNOLD BUFFUM.
New York Nov 8, DIV
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Dissolution,
N. q. TUCKER.

se GATE E. TUCKER g. SOM yf
DESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the customers
IL of the late firm that he will continue the manufacture OF
PUMPS of every description
Copper CUTTERS and CONDUCTORS. i
HOT, COLD and SHOWER B17ITS. r. N
" Also for SALE Cast and Wrought Iron, Gutta Percha,
Wood, "copper" and Lead Pipe fer Pumps and Agueducts.
Repairing, as usual, by experienced workmen.
March IL. d Old Stand, No. 10 PLEAsANT-Sr
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NOTICE
Conartnershin Mnfica

~UPuLOR4VAO jill ABOI4OC'
HE subscribers have formed copartnership under the
L name of WITHERBEE & PARTRIDGE, and will
continue the CLOTHING BUSINESS at the old stand of
Witherbee Warden, No MERCHANTS Row, in front of
the Worcester House, and at HoPKINToN, where they will
Manufacture their Clothing under the superintendent of
Mr. Partridge, who PRACTICAL TAILOR ard is also en-
gagged in large custom trade We hope therefore, by Civ
ing united attention to business merit contnu
ance of the patronage literally bestowed upon the late
firm. ID. f. WITHERBEE
]. S H. PARTRIDGE.
Worcester, March 5, 1850. Mlldw3w
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GRINDsTONES

| NAAA4SBD4 WHEN
-. Ss,,,. LOMBARD s. HALL, Is and Ii
sore lea, s ~ nv R0SToN, MISS large
For cythe Makers Axe and Toof constantly ON hand
shops &C. &c. large sizes, of the best blue gf SOFT
nJ even pot out from under tide water and Web made;
he Nest article ever used Also and harder Grit
for grinding steel, butt hinges, springs, &c &C.
~ sroe stock of small Hand GrindstOnes, for Farm
& md Mechanics use and Spindle Grndsoncs for Cottoa
Mannactnrers, OF very sharp, close grit sfs -
Iindstones finished large assortment ana mace TO OF
Ar for sale wholesale and RETAIL and warranted 70 give sat
~ n,iion SIN Boston, Jan 9, 1850.
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Chemicals.

Chemicals.
Just received at the WHOLESALE Drug STORE pf
d. SCOTT, JR, & CO.,
,,b S1S LBS, HYDRIODATE Of PoTAsIIi
~ lbs. IODINE Resubimed;
20 OF, QUININE; FL
ia 40 OF. MORPHINE; s4A H+
q Mos 80 OF. NITRATE Of SILVER; .aeHl im =
And all other Chemical preparations in proporion which
sell as low can be bought Boston Worcester
est@. ID. SCOTT, JR, & CO., 243 Main s.,
March 49, d3w LIST door south of CIRCUITS Bookstore
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no Cotton WanMfa ctuyeTs.
TN subscriber DESTROYS of making copact to WORK
MILL BY THE YARD, where there is 60 to 100 Looms
and he is we'll versed in every practical department of
Coffin Manufacturing he has doubt of doing it to the
safcton OF his employers. All letters addressed to
at NLLBURY, MASS. will be promptly attended to.
ha0. 2m* VIM GROSSLY.
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u O!ESFER 4 NASHUA RAIL ROAD

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In Lynn, Upham had majority against him, but
in Danyers he obtained 3S7. The other returns from
Dsnvers unintelligible.
Fourth District-There is, according to present APP
pearances, choice. The candidates are b. Thomp-
(whig), r. rockingham (den), and Palfrey free
soiD
In Watertown, Palfrey Il. s), has gained "a. In
summerville. there is a small whig gain. There is
another small gain for Palfrey in Framngham. Re-
turns have been received frem iteen other towns in
which Thompson (whig) leads, and has made a small
gain the previous vote. The total vote of the dis
rict is smaller and the returns indicate that there
will not be a choice.
NATIVE NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHiLspELrHIA, August 10 1850.
Lewis Levin nominated tor Congress to- night,
by the native Americans in the First Congressional
District.
THE DIsAFFECTED DEMOCRATS OF BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 10, 1850.
The democrats holding large meeting tonight,
and presente Lane their candidate, with splendid
cane. party Of Watkins friends went through the
city in procession tonight with Tom Lloyd in egy,
seated sorrel horse with the inscription TRAITOR
Cor voting for Turner.
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Nothing of any consequence was done in either
house Of Congress yesterday. The Senate took
mp the fugitive slave bill, and several amendments
offered TO it, but very little progress was
made. AT the close of the session, il was by vote
Lid till to-day, when it will come up first in
order. In the House, an Intellectual attempt was
made to take mp the territorial bills passed by the
Senate; after which, the civil and diplomatic ap
preparation bill was debated at some length, an
amendment 10 it having been passed, appropriating
thirty thousand dollars for the purchase of books
for distribution among the members. This sum
may well be paid to them once, for very little
of it, We apprebend, will be expended tow ards the
object mentioned in the resolution. IL was emily
little freak Of Galphnism but, as the sum is
small compared with the resources of the treasury,
we are inclined to overlook it for the present.
BY our special telegraphic correspondence from
Washington, We learn that there is good deal OF
excitement in Alabama, against the bill which
Gently passed the Senate, admitting California as a
State If such is the fact, it exhibits degree Of
perversiiy that we would not have heretofore be-
leved II is also said, that if that bill pass the
House, Georgia will secede from the Union. Now
we have no idea that either Georgia or Alabama
will take any course that is inconsistent with its
duty members of this confederacy, and it is
full time that all such buster should cease.
Those States are as much attached TO the Union
as any others are; and if few Hotspurs call
meeting, and utter dreful threats of dissolution and
civil war, il must not be supposed that in doing So
they represent the opnonof their respective States
any more than VIM. I'll. Sward echoed that of
New York, when he laid down his higher law''
principles. II is a very easy matter to call public
meeting, and denounce and threaten as the orators
may please. Ii is done every day in new York;
and in Anniversary week Lloyd Garrison and his
precious associates not only denounce the Union,
but stamp upon the constitution in open day. But
Norh-they misrepresent il. Instead, however,
Of taking offence at what they do, sensible people
laugh at them, and their proceedings are reported
by the press for the purpose of amusing their read
ers. If a handful Of ulras in Georgia or Ala
bema have determined upon taking a similar
course, we cannot help il; but let them not be
noyed il they make themselves ridiculous in the
estimation Of the public, as Lloyd Garrison and
his coadjutors do. II they imagine that the whole
Union are TO grant their behests, without reference
20 the rights Of other States, they will very likely
find that they deceive themselves. But we do not
attach any Importance TO these reports, and cont
IDENTITY expect that, in few days, the whole of the
slave agitation will be set at rest
Our readers will join with us in congratulating
the country on the recovery Of the statue of John
e. Calhoun from the wreck Of the ship Elizabeth,
an account Of which will be found in another
column.
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10 ma EDITon on THE HERALD.

TO rfE EDITOR on THE HERALD.
In your valuable journal Il the 18th In I find TIN.
your Washington correspondent has done great in
justice doubtless uninicnonslly TO Professor Page
As know you everl sdy To correct error andt 10,
do Justice 20 all parties. ! claim your Indulgence
while set your numerous readers right upon some
points rcfe rrtd To by your correspondent.
had some curiosity To inquire Of good author
iiy, few days since concerning the Professors re-
suits as exhibited before the Smiihsonioa Instifu-
ton, and am convinced that truly wonderful pro-
grees has been made towards the successful ap2-
cation of electro magnets power, and enough 10
justify end experiment upon very extensive scale.
have % upon the authority Of the Navy Agent
Of Washington, whom met In this city dav OF
two tncc, that Professor Page has expended abou,
two thirds Of the appropriation % $4,000
made by Congress. not one dollar of which has
enured TO his benefit. and that ne has received
no compensation whatever cot his time and services
during more than one whole year pasf. and also
that for every expenditure Incurred, from a penny
upwards. duplicate vouchers have been sent into
ne Navy DEPARTMENT.. examined and approved by
The Secretary OF The Navy, under whose supervi-
sion III the experiments have been made 50 the
"proiit mswhere, Is most Individually nowhere.
Professor Psgs " entitled tn praise for having
accomplished go much AZ 90 small an expense. and
Tor his UNITING devotion to this a-mgortanf sub
Jeci; and ], for one, hope that II il should become
necessary. more money will be appropriated 10 car
~ out an enterprise OF such immense importance.
rev persons are aware how EXPENSIVE II is to
tst novel inventions, in which nearly every ma
nfisl USED " without the ordinary rosine Of MANI
,sc. ,, by way OF illustration, gentleman
now IN this city has q invention for a locomo-
tive boiler end furnace, for which he has recently
obisinsd patent; during the last year he has ex-
pended $1,000 in building the first locomotive,
whichis more than double the usual cost.
These, Mr. Editor, ere incontrovernble fash,
vrllas OvR WHO xvsws
New York, Aug 10, 1850.