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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-30

A. J BLEECKER, Auctlonccr
COUNTRY SEAT.-Splcndld Country
y Seat at Auction. UESDAY June 3, at Merchants
Exchange at ~ O'cOcA-rhe mansion house and forty
acres surrounding. at Ciason, Point m the town OF West
chester on point II land situated the Sound OF East
River 10 miles from the Cts Hall. and tasAy reached IN
n hours The mansion Is structure, built entire
iroundcd by water: an orchard "a furnishes a
great variety of excellent fruit For and further
tcularS amply 70 the auctoneer Broad street mYYf
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BOARDING.

VHE EOLIAN HOUSE.-The under
4 signed respectfully calls the attention Of the pubic,
and particularly families the above house II located
the upper part Of Broadway, between Twelfth and Ihr-
teenth sts., the immediate vicinity Of Union park TINS
house appointed with all the elegancies Of the modern
style Of fstcaS hotels and possesses all the comforts and
luxures Of delightful home. Families wishing TO avail
themselves Of ali these advantages, with half the expense
and Of the trouble Of housekeeping would do well 10
give this house their attention Respectfully.
rn,s0ef- G.. DONALD. Proprietor
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

yoR CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
published on the departure Of each Mail Steamer for
ChGgcs. Pnce 6. cents per copy
GREELEY MCELRATH Publishers.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneor.
n A'rI'D nT- ENtapstvp an


WATER LOTS.-EXtenslye and per-
w cmpory sale Of 500 Building Lots and water fronts
AZ Duklrk on Lake Enc the termination OF the New fOrN
and Ere Railroad ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell
al auction on WEDNESDAY June T. 1871 az y o'clock, al
the Merchants Exchange m the city OF New the 9-
loving desirable property, VIZ No Dunhuk Chau'9ulue
Co state Of New York $40 valuable building lots ana Wa
ter fronts m the vicinity OF the railroad whars and ware
houses The building lots the lst valuable ami eS-
be m the place. whether for purposes II business OF resi-
dences beng situated Center THIRD and Front ts anu
the Railroad-ay the immediate vicinity Of the Depot Inc
Fre Railroad being now completed. Dunknk IS placed
within 10 hours ride Of NewYok, and ON the completion
Of the road process of construction from Albany lo
Bnehamton It will become the terminus OF continuous
cham OF roads stretching from Boston 90 Lake Ere Al that
point short time VIII also complete connection De-
tween the Ere Railroad and the Pennsylvania system OF
roads by which Dunkrk viii become the terminus Of lno
OF roads from Philadelphia 90 the Lake, while the road
between Buffalo and DunNrk constructed Of gauge an
ferne both from the Northern line and the Enc Rrlrd.
will before the end Of the coming sumner unite these TWO
places The attention OF capitalists invited 10 the above
sale SAID property will be sold 10 the highest bidder
Terms sale per cent The day Of sale 80 per cent
on the 24th of June next and the balance 90 per cent can
bond and mortgage for three years Title ind-
putahe.
photographic OF the above property can be had al
the Office Of the auctioncer Br0ad-st New-forA, wo
weeks before the sale For further particulars apply az
above, where a survey map of Dun1lrk can Dee seen
my9. r. 10, 20, %. z, -. Is t'oyD
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r AMARTTNF'S ENGLAND in 1850

4 Translated by " Ouseley-NIay he had Of Crow
en-, 500 Broadway G Miller 80 Broadway Evans hrlt-
252 Broadway Ferry. 46i Broadway Long, a3 Anns
Price 25 cents myS n
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE

- hl,sbed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Pnce
Ss'',cr aunnr Two copies for s. Ten for so Adyer-
,sseyynsnts c cents a hne for each insertion
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DOTNTY LAND WARRANTS

Those who have not made APPLICATION, should do 20
b.6,rs the FIRST DAY oi JULY, At the Agents Office
vbee the muster rolls Of deposited AZ that
time he will leave the make selection u lands and
locsfs warrants already received Those who may desire
Location, viii also apply. NICHOLAS HhlCHT.
81 William corner Oi P.ne-st., thlrd story.
Iny2S ClsWTH'
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a = CHAMBEHMAID and to mind Children
~ ,rto do pl,n sewing. or as general hoGsem1id n
small ,r,ystc family hv respectable Protestant gr wdh
re civ rfrrcucc she Is wll,ms 10 maze herself gent-
ali, useful Apoly at IS UnNoraty-placc mlSJ X
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- Thc Ncchanics' Institute Rooms, az The

mIeion of luwcry and DvSiOn-s comprising four floors
of eco square feet EACH being htcd up with al posi-
bic d,slatch for the POLYTECHNIC EAHlBlIlON
which will be opened about the middle of May Mechanics
Inventors and others who desire to place articles ON
t1hihitiun, will please communicate with the Actuary
Those tho will reque of steam and those
who may desire to carry any mechanical operations VIII
ca.e ca al the ROOMS and make arrangements about foca-
- 49, Non of skill n any mechanical branch wherein
ingenuity IS displayed and the operation OF which would bo
n, Ia visitors can sufficient space allotted them
AN lleral terms IN well lighted and ventilated rooms
Ares for exhibition Will be received immediately at the
Rooms # desired. and taken care Of and insured
WYNN" ZADOCK PRATT, President
,.... 4, Mann Ac,uarv a26 II
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Great Britain IS 10 the Continent, postage ncu ded
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DAVILLION HOTEL, GLEN COVE,

n l. This elegant Hotel VIII be opened on the
FIRST DAY Of JUNE next for the reception Of boarders
and visitors The House has recently undergone thorough
repairs newly furnished and painted throughout together
with the addition Of splendid dining saloon, one hundred
and thirty feet long The many advantages the shore
offers for seatahmg are unsurpassed Connected with
TINS establishment billiard saloons, bowling alleys, car
rages and horses san boats sc The proprietor pledges
himself that the style which the house VIII be kept sha
he second any similar house the country For iur-
ther particulars apply the Mansion House q Chambers
st 70 2 X STEELE, or to OTIS ORMSBEE, at the Ho-
tel, Glen Cove A steamer leaves daily al NJ rom
the pier Fulton Ferry. until further notice, When
more boats may be added my2S d.
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To- RemOyaI.-Dr LUTENER'S Inhrmary for the
eNcuSyc Treatment Of Diseases has been removed TO
nj broadway Office hours from tai ) consultation fec
q unpaid letters refused. NH I'm
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A s Children's NURSE and plain Sewer, or
\ Chambenna.d b. a respectable Young Woman Call
~ 100 LaUTCns-st. cor Punce-st my30 IT.
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~ Post-OfHcc, New-XOrk -Notice.-Ihe mails
rer United States Mail Steamer FRANKLIN VIII close AT
ihIs office on SATURDAY. MAY 81, at l0s M closed
mail for Bremen and the German States VIII be made u ~
the Franklin lmySO " VIM '. bNAbI, ~
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N Summer MantiIlas.-T subscriber lnvit

II Simmer Nantiilas.-Thc subscriber invites the
attention of ladies To beautiful and extensive vaoty Just
receycd Of rch Aianas, peculiarly hght ana SIacciuI
abs su,d Ia the present weather lie has also
low rcay three cases Of very rich coorcd and black pam
ma No,crcd ,llk NantIlas OF the Matulde Denldoh
pattern Nhch has been SO much sought al'cI, WIN very
,cep mn ges 4 splendid variety of parasols
GEORGE 81 LIN, Paris Muntlia Emporium,
% - S1l Broadway
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OFFICE for PATENTS, 8 Wall-st.-

DOCKY-BAR MINING CO.'S Office
for the Sale and Transfer Of stock At 20 Merchants
Exchange, HanoVer-st two doom from Wall-st u.
MICKLER. President myzl VI
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a = Cook, W 3ltrCSS, Nurse, &c. oS wv
~ esrectahc s.rs-oac 90 COOK wash and mon, OF do
general houscwcrK the other years ODD as Nurse or
Mattress an cY.c well 'nlmcnded l'un thch h>'
trcr NoNr,rc,n Ia 70 "a Siou distance n the country
tru he seen r two daSs at IA FosythS ma Ae rear
n .
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r,r ,Ew-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY
nlshed every SATURDAY McRHiSG, q; the low prce 4
80 snam advance Esa' coHcs ior so, or twenty
y ~ cue address for Sc, and the pager case con
cow beyoud the time for which = paid Advertise
% h, ths sheet will be charged ~ cents per line each
insertion.
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SITEAM pow ER.-Nanted. small
.r b,if horse r,e,ycr--rcnt not exceeding : 10 TO
80 .>V- Address { b al tins office ms 81
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70 Operative Bakers UniOn.-The members OF
MS Society are requested 10 be present a. regular meet
mr. on SATURDAY EVENING, at the house OF call, III
GTaRd-s. }. T. hhNNii@' IIt'lucHt
n B-Employcrs can Obtain good young men by appl'-
,,r,o the koepcr of The house of call m30 IL
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- tribune BUILDINGS, CORNER or SPRUCE AND MAS
sAU SIS OPPOSITE TRE CITY HALL,
,,s,ed 10 City Subscribers for l2. Cents FER week ,
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o. or,hS or year % the same rate Single copies,
ieIscsr.s NAL Subscribers Eve Dollars per annnm m
1woN," Subscriptions taken Tor months For three
sd'eps 30 Three Dollars IN advance required al eN-
Hchl. uh Country Newspapers. DAILY Papers received
oFee whose terms are higher than those Of The
a. 1 ~ sTe cot allowed any difference.
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~ nnnrcrouS Grouud.-It would bc nvdious to
Assert huntN that there originally, NdSWoWuoh Oh III
teect between one ANIMAL ana anohcrot the same species
st there ia a rule which lnrUdos itself observation and
opens the distinction 4 man who prdc> himself IN lho
preservation of the main features Of human attraction, has
credit al least for one conservative Quaty;aSe the hr as
eIamplo-whCroaS lac who ncScctS every point OF pei
sona appearance has nOnc Those who would conserve OF
improve the appearance OF their har or CompeMeh sou
use BOGLES celebrated HYPERION FLUID LOT the
hsr his HEBEAlONA Tor removing crup,ons VI lhc SNi
and his AM0LE SHAVING COMPOUND inc uost t ~ W
lcloVs article yet known that purpose TO DC hu OF tc
inventor, WILLIAM BOGLE, "a Washing tonsl} no''
d Sands, 100 Fuon-st kushi1h Cta'AV !. y ~ ~,
27j Broadway " II Caty Co, and hrusehith q D.N'
PeRrst and Druggists throughout the country h'O
~ DIR. III. +. Briggs, Inventor OF patent S,1spci1u'
SHUT Supporters Body Braces, &c, Is iofinS Ni'ssV AVA
Physical Talnng Cure of Siammetng, arse A'nVs .s'
Weakness Of Voice Also, Consumption, DYSPEPSIA ~
male Weakness &c Dr h offers ms Inventions AZ W''io
sers-st, opposite the lhA. h'-S W."
IL Skin aud Chest Diseases Or hlA - -.
tcIer on Cutaneous and ihoracc Auctions, IA, ~ M
g. IS last broadway Hours To 10 A M ana 10 T. NJ
Unpaid letters not noticed wy ~
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re- Industrial Home Association No, 1.-The
Mrmhcrs of the Industrial Home Association No are
cuary requested be present at the regular meeting
~ he held on FRIDAY EVENING, May 80, at the usual
time and place. business of great Importance viii be
drought before the meeting. BY order ~ , ,
mo ~ CORNS. A. COOPER, X. S.
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STATES HOTEL at PHIL

u ADELPHIA-Ihe subscriber respectfully announces
10 ms friends and the travelling community, that he has as
sumed the propncorsmp of the UNITED STATES no
TEL Long connection with the Hotel under the
proprietor he feels perfectly safe promising It's Old
patrons tat nothing shall be wanting T. confirm ITS pre-
Nous reputation the best kept house IA the country No
expense has been spared completely rcfitng the entire
establishment and he particularly invites attention TO The
changes introduced for the convenience and comfort OF Ia
dies Firmly determined to give satisfaction he sohcitS
continuance Of that patronage always freely bestowed on
the old | nItod States. lmy28 3ml A. u. AII.EN.
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Ia A Grand Mass Meeting Of u

~ A Grand Mass Meeting OF the JOUkNEf-
NTK CIGAR MAKERS Of the City Of New-Y0Tk and
ty vii be- held THIS (Frday) EVENING, al the 18th
Ward Headquarters cor Grand and Elizabeth sts by order
fhe Cigar Makers VI T. Ass0ciaon for the purpose OF
vng lofofc the trade Scale Of Prices and other mpor
sSt matters Al connected with the craft solicited 20
h. rrrsent JOHN YOUNG. President.
'IfvWfs IITcr Sccv myj0lt'
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70 Every Man his own LandlOrd.-Ihc UNION
BiiIIDING ASSOCIATION viii hold us next reg llar
Meeting on Tuesday. June TO- at o'clock NJ, at the Han
M Crandst Persons who wish 20 avail themselves OF inc
ervouny joining before the increased rate 81 lees OF
Hiore the Society fills up requested to come orwaT-
psrects and Constitution can be obtained the Office
io1 1anal-st WM. PARKER, Secretary.
NB-This Society Is under the Charter aud ON the same
rrpclple of those which have worked 50 well myJO 81
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EREEMAS ONRY .--ALLYN'S
u RITUAL Of FREEMASONRl. with 80 cagriYlnsS
Price S. b renting the money me boo, m - Scai o
mail 20 any part Of the Unrei States OF Canada
Shortly Vii De published new and elegant editions az
ROCHEFOUCAULDS MANINS
PHYSICAL THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE, ash
TIE ELEMENTS OF THOUGHT. by Taylor.
uvg9 WM Cow ANS rs fu..au-sf
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~ IMMIGRANT Intelligence and Labor TX
change IS and - Canul-st NcwN rms once Is e>
tablkhcq hy the Commissioners of Emigration where can
ALWAYS he found large numbers ci LahoreIs and servants al
very low rates oi wages and persons can nave the "uts
flied ty writing to the Superintendent, and sending te
amount necessary pay the passage of the parties required
No charge 20 employers JAMES 49,
mv2 MMNtu superintendent
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pOY.-Wanted,a Boy in lawyers Of
u Dice, who writes good hand Apply TO Nj II. LUFF,
40 Broadway. myZy ~
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GAS WORKERS.-Want Two or
M three good Gas Chandaler and Lamp Makers. Ap-
rlv IN DiEIZ BROTHERS co. lA Wilham-st. myy 81
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SUES NEW and PLEASING WORK.

- keadF TINS morning
MARY LAWSON. b. Eugene Sue. Author Of " TIE Ms
tercs Of Pans" " Wanderas jew 81. Sc Com
plete with illustrations. Puco IS ceais.
This book opens fun Of vicSS:udcs anu scenes Is lively d
picuan the most in0rtnate amusement sec ag readers
can desire There force poln and aeacy IN the pracpal
characters most charming 70 discover. and sue, caSns
aside that MORBID propensity q point the dark SIDE OF the
medal which pervades of ms works has given loose
the full II HIS pen and brought every element "ch
makes book agreeable and attractive into the fullest play
We think work that he has written Will oe prefer
SrRINGFR TOWNSEND.
mv2g j 212 Broadway corner Aun-St
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EpOY.-Wanted, Boy in a Lawyers
d Office, one who wn,e well. Call before 10 \ NJ
my3O II. c VAN SANTVOORD 10 Wallis.
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4 5 HoUsEMAID, or as Nurse and Seam
stress OF Chamhermad, by steady industrious Ir.-h
Can lately landed Call al u SNth-av ia the bookstore
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-, M. Inmherf Lectmres FRIDAY EVENING

.,te tabernacle at clock ExcretIons, Circulation,
pcs,traon aud Qutckery The whole matter. hy means
a,tyy IDEAS and diagrams, Will be made simple ana
,erestIng beyond any precedent Tickets 20 cents This
he lat Tor this Spring These have been gwen rs an e1
n.nn.,pt II LaS succeeded ST. more viii be gwen IN
ne Fall upon scale Of agnccnce aever equalcd IN ms
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As LAUNDREss, by respectable Pro-
Has good reference Appy at ~ Moist, "a ho5r ~
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hire immediately a moderate SIZED furnished House
l., , .nn family IN NeW-York OF Brooklyn satisfactory
references gwen Address UoSi-paid) + A Il, tribune
Office. stating terms, location, &c hSSo }.
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NIUSIC-To a Private Family.-A
We Young Iad,, accomplished oea.'sl VINO Is sv
uryac coulce family religious preierIed as ON
eI>ton fr Board Location IN the lower pdI u W ~
irar,I T.r oualifcatun &C she has the peaSuIcV 81
feerIlng 10 Prul William b. BRADBURY 81 TINS S' ~
si,,Sss,l a. u care ". h Bradbury, ls9 bfoaiWA
MI, nc promptly responded To- -l ~ -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ The IThirty-Grst Anniversary Of the Ri
Nj y MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF New York lauul-
MISSIONARY Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Sb,tch viii be held in the Greene-Street M r. Church
vTNIN(i MAY 30th at q O'Clock. Rev. DR. Scott
lIiio de and Rev DR. DURBiN, Missionary Secretary.
psY ~ $ FOSTER, Of the Mubeny-street Church. and
n ~ y a HAGANY. Of Nestry-street Church, are ca
hes Il, ,ddress tic meeting ny30 IL
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GNORKS On PHYSIOLOGY. :

NV VININtN Wv T
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COMBF'S PHYSIOLOGY. with Notes. illustrated. Scots
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FAMILIAR IESSONS on PHYSIOLOGY. llust. 2Srts
FOOD and DIET containing Aualys.s.------- Scots
CHRONIC DISEASES ESPECIALLY Of Woman --.--- 25c's
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Of a capital opportunity by addressing Office Of ths
papcr my30 ~
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MAY 80, 1851
vVO HOLDERS ofDOMESTIC GOODS
A Matchmaker

a Watch
w maker 70 90 20 Columbus Ca Also, for Ncks0urg'
Miss ApDly Al n Malden-lane New York. my20 tTi
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-v,O LAWYERS.-A young Lawyer de-

II slros a Clsrksh2 with some & - b.s.ecSs Al
vii keep hun 6usy Ian an Gun ''' myee %
SleSs y & TritgB once
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-07

M THOMPSON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NV Commissioner Of Deeds for North and South Caro-
lima Agent for Revolutionary Pension Claims Bounty Lands
and every other description Of Claims against the various De-
partmens of the General Government before Congress
Also, Agent for the British Commercial Life Insurance
Company, capital $s0oO,0O0. N ~. N Il .,,.,,. n 80
Washington, ID. G. E7'
p. Refer necessary, the heads of Departments and
to members Of Congress generally. ~ 4 may 242ftcp
rTyRUsfRHs SALE OF MULES, Ssc,-By autbo.
Hunter to me- WILL on the nth day Of June Instant be
tween II and 10 O'Clock in the forenoon in front Of vanes
sons stables Congress street, the canal Georgetown
cell at public auction to the highest bidder fifteen Mules and
four Horses young sound and well broke towing hs
canal, and Harness for the same. Terms, cash. gtqt
I june 6--dtds ME- JOS. G. WATERS, Trustees
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THE BATHS OF PoMPEH.

Messrs. EDIToRs In sending you specimen Of Pompeian
artificial MARBLE it not my intention to interfere with the
Issue of patent by any modern nuentor, did intend
leave my remarks in the unfinished state you the prn-
cpa object to show that artificial marble had
been and could yet be manufactured and beautiful and
durable the natural material Now, having in my few
short remarks the subject stated this fact permit to
show its useful employment in the city of Pompeii We
will commence at the baths Every house in Pompe was
furnished with bath room which considered neces-
siy and not luxury The public bath, from solid sruc-
ture better preservation hanany private build
ings Il has in the first place, yesbule entrance quite
large in this part Of the building the handles and oafes
here oafes in that day. assembled discuss and talk
the chchat and scandal Of morning Next the
dressing room with it, filled by iron sofa or seat
eaboratey and ngenious wrought the mattress
in good state Of preservation. Next the bath room
about twenty feet in length fifteen wide. The bath ST.
tuated end Of this room, and sank into the floor
feet deep, six wide, and fifteen feet long, occupying the
whole Of end. This built by common sone
and lined with marble throughout strips Of marble
arfcia engthways about two inches thick and four
Deep along the floor and walls perforated with small holes
about quarter Of inch in diameter on these was laid the
flooring, making rpace between it. the floors and walls
Of about four inches this space continued around the
bath The whole was heated by hot air furnace, made
either Of bricks "copper" iron The water being let into the
bath brought proper temperature by the heated
air surrounding it, and several persons could the bath at
time, and wade about in II nearly up to their armpts
By very simple arrangement the heated air could be shut off
and the used cold AT the head ofhe bath was tube
doubt for the purpose Of showerbah, as was perfo-
rated Such the simple, neat and useful bath at Pom
pe actual necessity Of life. Nearly opposite the public
bath was shop supposed be drinking establishment
not goggey, like the present day, but 70 supply beve-
rage decoced from herbs and drank warm after leaving the
bath . /.
When we look around at the splendid hotels and private
houses now building and about being constructed we must
certainly regret that no provision has been made IN them Tor
bsths Of ali kinda when one small be fitted by
simple an arrangement above described room Of ten
by eight would be quite large enough for this purpose and,
instead Of an artificial marble, would recommend soapsone
be used both a. the lining and bath tub ube from the
furnace now used heat houses could DO conducted to this
roo and the occupant would have cheap, useful luxuf
GUS and healthy apparatus without any additional expense
and but little trouble attached the arrangement ~
] n With respect, s5A w. d. PORTER.
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Attorneys and Covnseors at Lac and Solicitors in Chm.
cery, Montgomery, Alabamu TT
TIME UNDERSIGNEDw viii be associated 4, tle nr,.,;.S
from the tst day Of June, 1851 They will attend
fully all business confded to them in the Law ard
y Cours Of Montgomery and the adjacent couuties The an
preme Court of Alabama, and in the United States Cours
s.s.. g-soi sssi III HENRY w. HILLIARD.
may 3i-cp 4Gf JACK THORTNGTON.