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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

usNfRAL LAND COMMISSIONER "A correspondent of the
oipper, writing from Washington, says John
Wilson has entered upon his duties as Comn;ssoro, -
the General Land Office to which position he has h.or
appointed In place of Mr. Butterdeld resigned That he
Is well qualified for the post nobody questions that he
mas iary won his way up to it lisa fixed fact and il
must De gratifying to his numerous friends that
ana merit not mere political influences governed IN,
Psesident upon this oceasion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

aS- For the new Constitution, in French and
English, see Supplement-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

LOSS OF THE BRIG Mount VEnNoN.-The following tele.
graphic dispatch from the South Pass was recavea
here on Sunday by Messrs. Delvaille s. Moreno.
THE brig Mount Vernon, Capt Woolinphar ,vos ~
sized and totally lost on the 10th inst captain maize
anu Tour seamen were taken off the wreck by Norwegian
transferred to ship just arrived here Eleven persons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

IaE WRECK OF THE ArLASrIo.-A dispatch from Buffalo
aa'ea lhe 2oeh INST says Mr. Malefor made success
lu attempt to-day to reach the wreck of the Atlantic
Mr. Green was the diver but owing to the roughro t
the water nothing done. The diver went below tb
deck distance of 14t feet from the surface The mines
worked we'll and large steamer will instantly 90 to the
place. o - ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28
Day and Boarding School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

CONDUCTED
M hs. lMlTR Y AND ABLE ASSISTANTS.
fS The above School has opened it's TENTH ANNUAL SESSION
and is now ready to receive pupi5.
strict paid well to the moral training as to the MEL
lectuh development and physical wehl Of the pupil
For terma apply person, by letter. at the Institution Tvott
CIRCLE BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADEs sTs sens i,na
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28
TELEGRApHED 10 THE CRESCENT
xu tte National lint. "
fOfHce Corner Of ST. Charles and Grayergstreets I
Republic of Paraguay,

Republic of Paraguay.
BosroN, September 26
Late advices from Buenos Ayres state that Gen. Urouiza
has recognized the Independence of Paraguay.
New York Markets.
New York. September 26.
The Cotton market closed heavily last evening and the
sales of the day limited 500 bales Prices pom
nally unchanged. Corn trmer with sales at 60 10
cents buhel Pork dull at SIS per Dbl for Mess and
SIG for Prime
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

PERsoNAL-Judge Conklin is to meet Mr.. Letcher in
Washington and has been expecting notice of his arrival
there in order to Immediately Judge Conking
Is to go out without delay after obtaining full inforn
ton and advice from Mr. Letcher, and receiving his
Instructions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

FIRST Gun FROM MlssrssIPPr-A special election was
ned IN Amite county last Monday, for representatie
IN The legislature in the place Of the Iamented judge
For swearingen, wing ..................3o 500
Robinson :. .....,' 90
Fielder, democrat oss
Amite county gave last fall 40 majority for Davis
2dem) over Foote, (union) ami IS majority for A a
Brown, for Congress. ~ a. w.
John G. Morgan (whig) was at the same time elected
assessor; The vote stood Morgan, 1877; Jones i22
sharp ~ hsttehee, los Nesmith II Uaughton To-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

SCOTT MEETING.-The wings of the Fourth Ward
formerly the First and Second Wards of the First NUM-
cpaty) met at Salvador Pratts corner Customhouse
and Rampant Streets last evening for the purpose OF
| organizing Scott Club
MI X. Hagan was called to the chair, and Mr. j. W
Duplessis appointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. VIM. Audry the Club was styled the
cerro Gordo Club The following officers then elect
cd: M. G. Edwards President; e. Solomon, Robert Kerr
L. j. Harris, Vice Presidents James W Duplessis Secre
ary Jules BENT. Treasurer q. W. Fleming, Grand Mar
| shall.
Mr.. w. NJ. Fleming followed in plain common sense
effective appeal which told an drew the SYM
pathies of the people after it, Mr. Carroll spoke next
Then Old Rck followed in characteristic remarks
and assisted by Pope Oldham Qeaer) and some others
sang some capital campaign songs We have never seen
more enthusiastic meeting keep movng.' gentlemen
We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer Delaware
for st. Louis papers
Thanks to the clerk of the steamer Catherine Hayes for
river fayors
we are inhibited to the clerk of the steamer j. NJ Relf
for river fayors.
Thanks to the officers of the mail steamer Oregon for
Mobile papers
SeorT RANGERS For some time past in consequences
OF repairs and improvements making their hall over the
ear this body Of gallant and enthusiastic young wings
has not met Now the hall ready the Rangers may
mold themselves ready to prompt true as ever
to the cry of rally rally 4 rally .'' They will have
stirring times this week $3.50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

MAN BURIED ALIvE.-An Irishman who died suddenly
on the railroad was buried at Wheeling Tuesday 14h
inst Those who attended the funeral after lowering the
coffin into the grave returned their homes leaving
to fill up the grave. appears that after throwing
In few hoyels full of earth he was alarmed by Singh,
lar noise as of one kicking and struggling the coffin
that he ran away. Coming up with Mr. Fitzsmmons he
told what he had heard and both Immediately returned
raised and opened the coffin and found the man turned
on his face and his person The Gazette says that
if the coffin had been opened when the connection was
first heard the might have been saved and that he
died solely from suffocaton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

AN OREGON TRAGEDy-A named Wimpe, who
ABOUT eighteen months before married young girl of
thirteen years, killed her in Polk county short time
since, on account of domestic difficulty, and to
escape detection fred the house and fed but the body
was found only partly consumed with the wound still
he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

Ha ofELoUsAs Parish of st. Landry 1
September 81 1852.
Deer Set becomes agreeable task to communi
cate to you the organization of Scott and Graham Cub
IN the Town of Opclousas Tho club has been organized
under the most favorable auspices, and will without
doubt contribute greatly to promote harmony and
cert OF action in the wing party the parish during the
present campaign. The right feeling has at last COM
petey made its way among citizens and it is
confidently asserted by the knowing ones that the result
Of the struggle in November next will be the most tr
umphant ever contended for in this stronghold of whr
gerry. No more apathy exists in ranks The excite
hent which is daily manitestng itself throughout the
parish In favor of the old hero Of hundred atteaelds
is clear indication that the wings of st Landry will not
prove recreant to those great conservative prncpes
which they have cherished and for which thew have
ever struggled successfully There some among u.s.
1t is true, who at the opening of the campaign eyneed
considerable apathy and expressed determination
not 10 support the nominees of the Wing National Con
vehton determination hastily come to- owing to their
disappointment at the defeat their fyorte
before the Convention But all of these without nm,
tny exception, have undergone change of sentmcnt ard
are the most enthusiastic and Jealous supporters s
old hero of Lundy's Lane.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

An AMERICAN SCHOOL Book ENGLAND Sargent
standard Speaker appears to be attaining high
tation in England enjoys in this country The Lon
don Atheneum of August H. commends it to- aspirants
in eocution for the great variety of excellent examples
and exercises in and poetry for defamation and
praises the introductory matter free from the pedan.
try that besets most evolutionary trea tises''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

Miss CATHERINE HAYEs.--It appears that Catherine
Hayes is going to California lnder the auspices Mr.
L Barnum. She is to give sixty in California
Mexico Cuba. and British No nth America. Mr. Barnum
gives Miss Hayes the cf $4,000, and one half the
profits dervable from the eng agement he bearing all ex
penses Mengis and other fists also engaged and
the party will sail for Californ.a in November
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

COURT MARTIALs IN HUNGARy.--The last news from
Austria bring several sentences of the court martia
hungary, among them those of Francis Duschck lat,
Minister of Finance the Governorsbip of Kossutb
and of Baron Nicolas Way late Keeper of the Crown Vice
President of the Council of Lieuenancy Cha mberain
Privy Councillor and Commander of the Order of St. Ste
nhen ~ 0'' ~ NV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

SHOCKING Accidental in Grand street. New
YORK cared in on Friday the 18th inst buryng eight
men in the ruins 1t nearly four hours before thew
could be eAtlcated Two, named John Kelly and Michael
derahy were so seriously injured that their recovery is
considered very doubtful The others escaped with bro
ken legs and some slight bruises They would have been
instantly killed had several boards fortnatelv formed
a covering for them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

FATAL AFFnAY.-We learn from the Brandon Miss
republican that an ARRAY occurred in the town OF
haieigh Smith county Saturday the 4h inst between
Cornelius Sullivan and John l.. Turnbough which
suited IN the death of the latter The parties who
understood to have had old grudge against each
other, had been gambling, and difficulty having
occurred, the result proved fatal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28
The Blxjyflpss

- Are respectfully informed that wa have on hind a l
assortment Of every thing in the 49,
ii A d w ARE LINE
necessary the erection OF Buildings,
Al.o--EvERY VARIETY OF V D'''''s''
lRoN VERANDAS AND Ratings
put up at the prices md ST CIRCUS STREET
sep6 lm2p uENsHa,y IIrprvs :. 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28
The Campaign.

The following letters indicative of the cheering en-
couragement we daily have from the country:
49, MONROE OuAcHIrA PARISH, La
September 8, 1852
CORRESPONDENTS of tbt Crescent.
Eds Etescen-On Saturday, September L. a number of
the wings Of this parish assembled in Monroe and organ
sed an association now known as the Scott Club
The objects of the association declared in the Consti
tuition then adopted the dissemination of whg prin
cpes the advancement of the wing cause the thorough
organization Of the wing party in this District and the
vigorous and cheerful support of the electoral ticket for
: Scott and Graham during the pending canvass
corresponding committee an executive committee
were appointed and other were taken for the
successful Of the good work North Louisiana
wide awake and depend upon it, the wings this
ton will give good account Of themselves at the ballot
box in November next
The officers elect are--R r Mcclure, Esq, President
Hon Thomas G. Scarborough, o. d. stlman, ESQ., p
heynaud, Esq and others, Vice Presidents r. McEnery,
Esq, Treasurer and A, T. Hawley, Secretary
Previous to adjournment, on motion, it was
Reofed That reports of the proceedings be furnished h
inc city papers with request that they be- published
Very respectfully,
q ALBERT 4. HAwLEY, Secretary Scott Club,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28
Board of Health.

LIST OF INTERVIEWS IN THE CITY OF NEW oRLEANs
For the Meak ending ncrulrr on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

AN AUSTRIAN SHIP CoMNG.-The Havana Dia,io de la
Marina has the following
SINGULAR arrival occurred lately at this port being
merchant vessel purporting be of Austrian build
and having been intended for of the Italian
ments put the contract not having been fulfilled she
stated TO pc IN search Of purchaser The vessel sails
at Cuba for the purpose of taking water Her mani
TEST enumerates, among other things board twenty
kets twenty,fou pistols twenty swords and one
hundred weight of powder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

q Niil Be noted, that it appears, that, like
Gsa. Hhields, Gov, Marcy, with all his personal
etility " Scott, thoughts Him the only man to
Pc trusted with the craftsmanship of our army
IN Mexico; another just and noble tribute
to his splendM abilities
But again Senator Douglas, Of Illinois, re.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

Gas~ WING MASS MEETING, BARBECUE AND
bAfhe wings aud Democrats of the State invited
the WING MASS MEETING BARBECUE AND BALL. TO take
place at Plaquemine SATURDAY next 1882 The INC
prominent Speakers of the will be present address the people
sep2S ~ " r.u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

Mfs- The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANKLYoN Capt Stone will leave PRINCETON THIS DAY
and EV cry FRIDAY thereafter Shippers may the F. L.
tinuing in the trade during the
au2O 2ptf STROLLER BROS, Agents as Pnptas areet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

~ VII not nxcept bis elegant battle at Chippewa as
n 7x besn sailed whore two perfectly disciplined armies
~ 41ger plain, n the day the 5th Of july
knd under brlgh summers sun, took fair glt
1{ Az fhe discplines and skill that the science of
~ ceqtd giys them SCOTT whipped his enemy off Tie
~ although his army was interior ii numbers
Nos x cecept his bloody bsttle of in which he
q snEse horses Killed under him and where he was most
upon the enemy, which for courage and despera
the British officers themselves acknowledged never
MS this battle half Scotts command
NaB either killed or Mounded u -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
THE MERCHANTS and BANKERS



Tss PanL, Of he Stej States IN 1851 l. Name and
location g. President and CaHheT OF each; s. CaPlal OF
each. 80, ,
Lcga Rates of Interest and penalties for tho violation
thereof; DamseeS Inland and Foreign Bus Of Ex-
change B. Grace Sight Bills Decisions Of the State
I. Consge Public Debt, Revenue. Expenditure, Post
OF ccs Sales Of the Public Lands OF the United States
Puzzle Debt Revenue ard Expenditure Of each state
g. Official Value Of Foreign Cons at the Sub Treasury
and Custom House OF the United States.
Fluctuations Of Stocks at Ne~-York and Baltimore
Highest and lowest prices of English Funds each
10. highest and lowest prices OF English Funds each
H. Tables Of Loans raised for Great Britain and Rates
Of Interest from 1898 TO lSil -,,,,..
IS Ra es OF Exchange between New YORK ana LONDON
e ch month from lS22 to 1880.
i2 Forms OF Bills Of Exchange in eight European Ian
a. FABLES Of English and Scotch Money. during each
iesn, from l0t6 20 l8l6
6 Tables OF the Assay. Weight and Value of tbs Cold
and Silver Cons Of AL IA ioss ,uo,..,o,-
H. rhe Bank OF England-DIectors rom 1921 20 1871
10 Annual Dividends and Prices OF Stock oil the BANK
OF Eng land from 1854 10 lSi1. -,
Forms 4 Letters of G. eal as useG IN new iuiA an"
a. The Bats Of scotland with then Crcu
~ List Of The London Private Bankers and Members Of
% Notes ON a few Cons in general use.
q Ib.trac Of the Laws If the United States l. OF
the Mint; OF Foreign Cons Current IA the OAhed
Is. avs OF the State Of New-York l; To organize
Bank Department; The Bank Note Redemption LA"
g. New Insurance Law OF New XoIk.
a. Nincellsneous II fslmation -
THIS volume coniAigs iss pages octayo The Comner-
cisl and Financial Tables are compiled ron fshA0ie
~ The whole wall be issuel annually
p,ire 81 Il al parts - The United Ststes
The ,Isds supp aed by G. p. PUTNAM, New-Xork; A
HART Philadelphia
ig7 ns New-YoTk and Boston
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Removal
{ CORNISH, LAMPORT Il co. Sue
~ ssrs TO MATS Csrnish, PUBLISHERS, SOok-
shLlEkS ard MANUFACTURING STAIiONEhS;
nave removed from their old stand OF Fatoa AID
reSjss I, the spacious stoEe No Park place tRot
fatk block above the Aston House and secoEd
store n broadway whsre they oer exte nsse assert
ment OF sooos in the Boob and Stationery line, teFs
VIII command the patronage Of the closest buyers
l2s oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28
ITO IMPORTERS and JOBBERs Of

"A DRY GOODS.-A Young Man who has had a)o At ten
sehs erperieLce the PLAN and Fancy Dry Gods and
cry business, sesrous Of obtaining stiaion .
ks charge Of Stock. and Salesman when lfsd
small remuneration for the first year Caa - glNd
cliy reference. Address d. G.. Tribune Ofas. Jesot'
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THIRD EDITION of the GREAT

II FORREST DIVORCE TRIAL "A thu lSs- "
this full and impartial is ready this morning in
edition reported exclusively for the Publishers Dy the
able Reporter Of The Police Gazette, twho needs no
certificates to sustain his reputation for correctness
and impartislity) The report is admitted to be the
o,lv correct ON. by the Court and Counsel both Sides
and may therefore be safely taken as the most reaoe
guide ertsnt through the Of testimony given In TINS
important case. This accurate edition contains ex-
celert Portraits OF Mr.. and Mrs FORREST Report
of the opening and the summing up OF Counsel
the Judges Charge Verdict Of the jury &C. Rel con-
tanning 700 Of printed matter equal to an ordinary
octave periodical volume Of 300 pages.
Orders from Booksellers and Periodical Dealers VIII
be supplied by the hundred the lowest tsfms-so
lew that agents and retailers may realize heaps Of msneJ
from the sa'e. Published by
sTRINGER 4 TOWNSEND, No. 222 Broadway.
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EORREST DIVORCE CASE-Herad

LNUHHEST UINUHCE LAo E-T7tTH
il Edition Third Edition, ready THIS AFTERNOON.
The sale Of this the only authentic and reliable Edition.
approved by the Court and COUNSEL has been truly aston
ishirg We cannot print them fast enough.
DEWITT DAVENPORT,
issr Tribuns Buildings, Nassau ST.
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~ second Mechanics BUILDING Mutual Loan

~ Second Mechanics Building Mutual Loan
and savings lbstitutIoo.-But a few months since
the Of this CITY formed AN Associate they
call her and unryaod has been its success that
has aheSay become necessary 10 form spo'her aasms
mis- own landlord
Prosperous as has been the above sooey the Second
Mech sncs will. perhaps be- than any sm lar So
cs hs has been sarlCd Tor it offers advantages not
ofssd by any ether. 49,.
"a ,wl allow interest at the rate of per cent per
ahnum 10 all persons no prefer paying for N nths OF
more, in advance. thus securing double DtersSt-hist,
the above per cent secondly thcn ssHe OF me ptohs
bu2dmf hare receive advance ON Hlole favorable
tens thaa is oilsrsd ~ any oiher Association
3d. Persons deSrous # Withdrawing from he Society oSn
ia tune by giving months notice. sHd receive
bach all the BY htm, with interest al Ihs rate Of
She above three clauses are Entirely new Bnlliag
Associations, and must prove of srs@i advantage 1, he
shareholders.
ApeIsOn Who I'll save IA cents dsy tand there
sns person who c,moi) can. ths Soc e,,, sec
few years small csPtsl tSiNe) with which he can IS
'sbih himself business and thGs achieve his owa lade
penasnce.
who members Of ober Building Associations, AID who
have observed is advantage g. uumbors
The entrance zee Will be ~ cans per share. Sion hy
ps5nenis, So Nane sl each share. $500.
Lasss shd senless ds srcus Of Joailg can leave asr
THoS, MORTON, P,ssr col. Peal aea FLETCHER
@ pOMERON. yice-rres't NJ IS P.att S.
BARNARD PARSONS, Anys. Ne is Wallis.
Re. Nslis. 2sl, r. galway +. j por,er. Cy Han-P
Nv. Galley 10 BoWsTy. G H. aker, O. Ely aos.h S..
d. Jas Al tn9s5 Bro0me-stC II. Potter, n Wall-sf
public mssrEg VIII be held IN ths admission OF asN
nsnesis on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb 4, at
eceeA NJ. At No Ohi.Aam sQsars where the offsets
sne N0'klrgS OF these Associations VAL be explained
lie lmMMsdSFs
III The Citizens duual Leaa and Accumu-
iating Fund AsSecIatton.l4 Is okS Of the Aeslci-
a0a are epen Ion suoscr prOa NJ their office, No AZ
hIsalway, lert door above Capa,bt, f.om 81 A III Until
~ VI and ON Wednesday srd Saturday evenings until
30 SSek Entrance Zee - nQlthly dues 81 per month
opportunity 70 All males alu females
nd aaut ~ joining this Assoc aoo hy paying 50 month
dsfev years 20 obtain home or capital sufficient q
stAtA lair business PAMPHLETS "a Articles Of Asspca
usn hyIaws and fl explanation q rs % eCis and p.an
SIMEON DRAPER Pseat
A. DkLAgIkLn SMITH. v Pfes'L
TRUSTEES.
sen ]. HeTrck, John Clark,
esefse Sch Nnrx. Jr William Thomson.
lAss l.. Cornish, Joel " Mason
winchester 2. Moody, william Dirtz.
Samuel Alepgtus JV.
lfns JOSIAH n KENDALL. SFc'y.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auets,nssr.
"HE VALUABLE PROPERTY on tn,

Il corner of MOTT and LATHAM sTs., ss auction
ANTHONY BLEEcKEk VIII sell - auoten on
WEDNESDAY, January the 2sth, 1884, n ~ seloch nc
the MschaRs Exchange. the following valuable proper
tyin
CHATHAM AND Mort sTs The valuable Los Of Ground
with the 4-sOry brick BaidIag thereon, ksovn nos:
ia I7s OF Mottst Fer terms and
further particulars apply 10 the AactoEeer No. Broad
us, II, 81, 2its
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4 PPLET0N's MECHANICS MAG

4 PPIETON'S MECHANICS MAG
~ AZINE -Oa THURSDAY MoRNIN 9 will Dc ready
the February Number OF APPlETOFS MECHANICS
MAGAZINE aud ENGINEERS JOURNAL. Edited
by ius W Adams. illustrated wth large Engrsymgs,
gnaTio SIZE Pilce p cents.
CoacalS-- Davies Rotary Eng ne, illustrated MAI ca
he Iron RaiTsAd Chairs, illustrated; RetaIy Find Me
tor llsira ed Flax, aad aus Manufacturing Machinery
i'ustfalsd. What - observe Baromeier; iheS"9me
eh lIuSlatsd Nv gEOmsier illustrated Steam Boilers
Nsclarcs for The Mi,lcn-No " illustrated A Sn All
Question IN Hydraulics, illustrated Babies Noiute
SplirRs illustrated CIyssl Palace Steam Carriages on
{ nnon Roads yo'iEg Machine, U1siIaied fIocs ed
inss 81 Scientific Societies Lehg On 'hs Na9e o. Else
tro Ma. ne.ism as a Motive Power; New Method Of
weighing at the Royal Mint American Patents; Eng
hsh aud Scotch Patents lrsh Patents Reviews, Cofss
yendsnre, and Notices. 49,. -
l. should be in the hands Of Intelligent artisan
this county Its value entirely beyond lis nominal
pflCe
at cannot he too widely circulated anons gactieh
mem
TENS. IS per RpEum or Is cents single NJ Hoer
u. A X CO have Just publ shed ., !,
TEGPLETON'S AIILNRlGHT, ENGINEER and
MECHANlCS' POCKET COMPANION, reylsed, cor
lseted md enlarged from the Eighth English Edltlon
julius ". Adams vel. l6mo, co'h. Price 81 3<s Gus
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az rxn.rImentaI Cnemisiry and NATURAL

r. Expsrimen Chemistry and Natural
rhilesopby.--PrOf X, Nj. Brown will sOoa commence
second Of experiments, with familiar eIplanstons
in Chemistry and Natural Philosophy TO Ladies, at his
school rooms No 67 Broadway. The class will meet
SATURDAYS. Tins affords favorable opportunity TO
teachers who desire 10 become better acquainted with
these subjects wish 10 perform the experiment be
fore Their classes in their respective schools For terms
sc. apply ss above between and o'clock or at No 81
Grand vt. j2& 5ts