New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-25

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ess@~ JOHN COMERFORD,
WIN v. BARR,
JOHN II. KEYSER.
- The Regular aIee.iug Of the New.York
E Eisisc. Nay IS sSs s.%yss;sos INSTITUTE
SHEPHERD KNAPP, President.
Or. WIN CURTIS, Secretary.
= The Members of Washington Prospect
- n sitendirs the meeting Of the Lodge THIS EVE
SIEG 18th May a. very important business will be
,rsht be ore the Lodge. By order, X. BURGESS, W. g.
NAsslSe, r. g. pro TEN.
- Fe,r.,s Patent stone. Dressing Machine
HrESfED Dec 4, is49-Ths Machine is designed for
s ~ ne for buildings for canal locks for railroad ma
srry o monument and obesks for anything where rec
s,lsr or rectnea work is required Some idea OF the
~suction Of this Machine may be derived from the fol-
Suins description. though engraving Of it would make
- description much more iocioe fir apngn. supports n.
- the chsel and also the revolving hammers or GYM
~ hack the chses cast with upon it. which IN
mira rm the stone is placed upon the carriage, winch
'srhe come hat the carriage of mill, and is moved
ErUsrd pid backward the principle substantially
This carriage with the stone upon Il passes between inc
a cvend at pie suit the thickness OF the stone a.
veil the depth Of the chip required are pressed back by
fe n within the reach OF the revolving
ana which drive them forward by sharp blow, which
% the The forward movement OF stone presses the
shs back again Instantly which again driven forward
r heors This process goes till the finished AS
~ cams spiral FORM two chises act at once;
VI Tie blows cone in such quick succession being under
e stcator they all appear to work at the same ne 50
81 in gang Of twenty chises hiry-two thousand
ksws are struck in the space OF suge minute will be
ssrceiyed even slight examination that this Machine
Ssn any length width desired that machine
Of cie dimensions to dress stone twenty feet long and
IN WIDE will cost but little than one that Gao cut
emily inches that the power must be nearly the
nne in both aod that W de stone viii move forward
= fast q narrow and receive the dressing quick
he tine required pendipg not the width OF the stone
ptvpon its forward notion and the revolutions of the null
pss hammer Tie chises may be fed faser slower, to
If he stO
hard me stone granite, may be driven forward two feet
mnue while American mar bic, and oil varieties OF sand
stone msy he driven from and half to three feet per
minute The thickness OF the chip may be varied at pleasure
from nothing to two three inches according TO
required the OF stone, the weight OF the ham
mrs and The amoant of power applied The front
shr reduce the stone 0 horizontal surfaces the rear ones
moch IT, The first gang leave sharp well stned corner
ard surface slightly corded enghwise of the soue render
lag penenty ults lie for canal locks and railroad ma
sOny The angle Of the chsels may BE- varied at will even
While in Cpest different qualities OF stone or diff
ktnt places fsbaky cross grained orsuberant liz the
ne stoae Tins It will he that the cutting done oy
tins Machine s pertirned on the same prneple snosan
TALLY that Of hand cutting 1t does socd work as can
b done by hand for all plain surfaces add can De ees
sdpd to the cutting Of recuiinea modinss As the cs
ct right line the stone and are held perl, city
ue and steady their durability D eaty increased Wnen
side, they be turned over, and rred and
tuned till they need second harden,ns Machine
viii both gangs of chise from $3.50 00t according
ens and weght One ample to dress stone
~ feet ong and Two feet wide, may cost $6oo hve or
hCne power ample 10 drive one Machine and one Ma
ape properly managed with proper appliances and driven
% iis full capacity will dress thousand surface feet OF
oae In the wcrng hours Of single day. saving the labor OF
nv men, who can be pIotaby employed upon orna-
Mental work The American Stone Dressing Compan con-
pe Themselves and the public in being able to oner Tor
nh Rights to make, and vend, TO be used any where
Within the United States and their Territories, cay SsS
Rssnt Stone Dressing Machue IL Is unnecessary to apprse
American citizens that the introduction OF such mschne
ho general Is matter OF much importsnce-of much
importance all classes to the builder the aborer the land
s the .sns9t the man OF real estate tae v n
eI applications omptly attended TO by the subscriber,
aaWiilamst, New. York nh,
ors Of the Machines is now at Roachs sawM, No 1873
barkst where il may be IN operation from 70 IL
ssoek A. A., and from to o'clock L. M.
~ Netice.-OfrIcE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
NsvYoRK May ~ is52A contract having this DAY been
escoded completion OF the Railroad from sea 70 sea
.anee,ns Of the Board Directors held THIS DAY, the
btowirg resolution adopted, VIZ;
ksolssd That tbs Capital Stock OF this Company De In
ss<ob ~ 600 by subscriptions to the amount OF
{seNe and that holders OF the present capital STOCK OF
Be entitled subscribe at any tune before the ISL
sve jane next to the extent OF one aud onehs shares
Or each share held BY them respectively Foreign Stock
noen 70 be notified of this resolution and 70 De allowed
ssonaoie time for svaiing themselves OF TINS pfislese.
per cent ~ Be paid the time OF subscrbg ten per
vNe on TIE lot day Of August and the remainder Ia ih'~
FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary
-. Notice.-PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY
na so has been received a. hs once unat sne
"a above Bpio Sodaas for the present. aud until the road
Yened to The crossing place on the Chseres River Inc
daily from 8 SPIES sscrssa
odies Panama Railroad Co., New-York, May Is, lSaI
Qs!ssiss The r. FHciFic NAIL STEAMSHIP CON
Eel called upon to give public notice that no ooAe.
~ recognized BY their agent al Panama which are nos
l y a. officer Of this Company, and tina, tickets thus
~ can Be obtained only At their Agency No IN Wsst
asoSSd Harris IS. CO, New. oss.nsS N.w.YOri J..-
= 0a By order, WIN. a. DAvID6E Secretary.
~ Daniel Il. Macfarlan, Real Estate and House
honss rented and rents collected Residence No
0S-ss. ohee hours to A. NJ, and 5 to O'Clock, PM
"a broadway Insurance Company.-OaiesNo.
-'oAoAp"AY, corner OF CANALrST.
CAPITAL $2N0,0o0.
WITH A SURPLUS
ee oy post or in person will receive prompt attention.
Ausman H.l,.a cbsrs. ssss,Ora John r Fisher
VA nsper, Chester briggs, Aaron Arnold,
n Brady, saml b. Althanse VIM. Truslow,
NJ ~ o. Sndmore, Bernard Smyth, Crowell Haddcu,
ueon " Hunt John W. Merseresu, John Mclean,
1910 Kirby, Helmus NJ. Wes Stephen v. Abre
i ~. W fdmouds, II. NJ Forester Washington Yale,
DEFY, Reuben W. Howes, John w RuInsey
esnin John g. Dickinson, Francis Gocine-
.oss WAY, Secretary
~ Paris Green, t"sv Brandt Being an
<ix an manufacture patented iS39 known 20 be snsur
~ any foreign Importation for blaney OF beauty Of
~. ~ Durability. This Green is confidently recommend
le po.ice OF parties concerned Ia ~ use ,Vt
SSxparme Venetian blinds wall hanging. &c. tor which
Rese rretninertly adapted. Manufactured and sold
THO. SCHWARTZ No. IA Jscob-st tswamp)
~ The New ork Opthalmic Hospital, Tor
Of the I've Al No Stuyyesantst, near cor sd sv
hs' vii b opened by an Address from the President
NJ association. Hon c $ WOODHULL, THIS DAY,
g. ~ " o'clock NJ. Members of the Medical froiss-
ING Students u Medicine invited 70 attend The
n ~ be open every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
tor the reception of patients Any t'I'hef ~
relative to the Hospital may be obtained nom me
Isss.ee Surgeons, via; DR. ID l.. ROGERS, No. ilv
IetSsefst- OF Dir. MARK STEPHENSON, No l67 East
$3.50 hear 2dav. BY order Of the Board
JOHN J. DAVIES, Sec
ok sNessce. BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS AND
- ~ al fikE INSURANCE COMPANY, office cor
I" tfyonro and Chatham e. Harlem Railroad Build