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ENGINES FOR SHIPS USE.

NgW-l DIRK, Nov e. 1883.
JoHs B. KI1cBIyG, Eso.-Dsay SIR; The Cat6c Engine
the chip has been In for six months
and found to be well adapted for pumping loading and dis
ssns he Sa cables .b.a The Sad.sS when weighing
a %Sl P hs Ss .Sy Sas1 P
be unsdapted for board ship and was seldom
necessary and win dchsge more water in an hour than the
crew would do In four the main pump. are thirty ee long
with the engine will N STROKES minutes result which
no merchant ship. crew could accomplish except Tor '5ot
least four hhs Of the vessels that put back eaky would nevei
der There are many ship. With chronic leak and such
will prove good Investment, even applied to no other pur
which they pay for having dOoe in The hosting
machine board the Underwater perform, lis work
ctss e: Ic At the rae 81 sans and hour hosting every
dusht ~ IS feet employing zine men beside the ships car
utility will be apparent IN foreign ports wnere horseS are
employ ed In hOng winehss being almost universally used
while It's entire sdcm from danger the small consumption Of
fuel and tho facility with which manage it, I'd
s o 70 s you'd r.
sbsn.d ten fee. would be saved hoist which
100 lbs with single whip purchase, and where the
:s s. 1' .. sc S S $
hour allowing for all Incidental delays In 40 minutes it landed
stones weishIs nss,y each take great intero in
is operation, snd look upon 1t as success.
confident thn shall be abs TO demonstrate by sti
and figures that money saving machine which 20 matter
saving ship sinking If the underwriters would reduoe
The premium ship supphed with engine they would pro-
Tote their interest well the ships You liberty
to pub.h h. letter m viii be Ofsny service and to refer
the ship Underwater where the engine II in operation,
viii SPEAK for nset am yours, &c, JOHN F. ROBERTS.
TESTIMONY OF PROF HENRY
To the Practical Operation OF 8nch Ca ohc Engine In is
application 70 psbol's Fog Trumpet or Whistle.
1t (the Csorc Engne isvery
simple IA construction eey operation and apparent
liable to set out OF order The whole horizontal space
pied BY the engine aud condenser 10 feet long rde The
quantity OF fuel required 20 supply the necessary sf
tive power too to be Considered item OF importance
The furnace holds about peck OF coal and addition to the
fire made during The time the Committee msaug the
examination though the engine constantly In motion for
several hours But the properties which particularly re-
commend for the purpose Of signals that oHe not tho
least Of explosion and water 10 oqu ei for
ton possessed OF ordinary sufficient
hsndcrs sh 10 sttend Fetnel light readily this
engine and any who has amount practical
talent ought not to be retained in the office Of of
len, Of the first or second order
The engine easily worked and not liable 10 get
der OF subject to explosion"
JOSEPH HENRY
Chairman OF Committee on EnpoimsatA
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0rirsson's UaIoris engines.
TRICssoN's CALoRIC ENGINES.

u
NExPLosIvE- INSTRUMENTATION MANAGED.
THEY REQUIRE NO ENGINEER!
USE NO wATER-CONsUME LITTLE FUEL
Anp ApArrxD FOR ALL KINDS OF AND AsRIcuL-
TuRAL LABoRs
Now introduced and practically employed In bshessi by
boxwood cutting by cabinet makers and curr
orr for driving venlate buildings for domestic pumping
sevatns grain glass cutting ginning cotton, grinding quartz,
pdins paints grinding plantations In Cuba for
beitps for popng knitting machines; By manufacturers oil
slated ware of printers materials Of silver ware, Of agricultural
Implements matches Of booped skirts for pumping at railroad
stations board sp for ProPeing sewing machines Tor
propeps yachts, job printing and printing daily newspapers
fq various plantation for picking hair for polishing combs
for shoemskers uses saving and planning lumber for sand
sitting turning cutting and tobacco pulverzng In tanner
lee and establishments for sodswster manufacture
for bone crushing MASKING towing grinding cutlery pupng
ooaee-msnuactured and cold BY
JOHN B. KITCHING, Nc: 1874 Dusnest City Of Nsw-York
l. p. NORRIS Co., WslDut-st-, Philadelphia
EOIJRSE CARYL Nos "a and S6 Merchsntsrow, Boston.
CUTE BROTHERS, Schenectady, n Y.
WILLIAM KIDD l. Co., Rochester, NJ Y. -
CORNELIUS Ii. DELEMATER, foot Of West l5thss,
North River City OF NewYork.
OGDEN 4 WILSON, San Frzncisco, Cal -
PEsANT BROTHERS & Co, No. Bowling Green, NJ Y,
for Cuba Porto Rico and Spain.
d. ANTONIO TOMAsSlCh, Havana
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pull TIpQ
Respectfully yours, ~ d. fhi 40 ,ats
Mass. CALsRIc ENGINE Co.:
GRAIN ELEVATORS AT RAILROAD STATIONS.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, April III, 1900 }
Up MONKS CO.. Two Of the Calohc Engines purchased Of
YOU by the Railroad Company have been In opera
lion since first Of the present They have estn
In Hand stations ssvng grain from the cellar to the second
story and distributing 1t bins The grain has been raised
sbo1t IS from 65 to Is feet 80 bushels
oats and about bushels OF wheat have been elevated
and hour consuming a. the rate OF about one
bu.b.l Of coal In eight Their performance has been en-
trey stsfsctory and has proven them iuy soApeo W n'
purpose which they are applied , -, A., t,
We hope you will soon be able 70 furnish the
' 'N0's c. sHARPLEss, Assistant Resident Engineer.
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GRINDING QUARTZ.

PHILADKLPHIA,
He.us. p MoKRn Co: We have been u:ios the douos
24pch Csloc Engine f ak months to run three mills and
three mort.rs for iTinjng quartz spar and colorag mster
manufacture porcelain teeth one rons m lou
sm sthes and one sndsons and take pleasure In laying that
40 far we are entirely satisfied with its operation The oon
sumption Of fuel 1871 lbs Of Anthracite coal per day Of ~
hous understood that do not WORK tho engine
10 It's full capacity the furnace doors being twohds Of
the tne1 The person who attend. Is not an engineer and
amazed In other duties the premises. ResPectiuly
JONES L WHITE, No. 5l8 Arch-st.,
Manufacturer Of Porcelain Teeth
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RAILROAD PUMPING.
NKw-YoRK CENTRAL RAIL

NKw-YoKK CENTRAL RAILROAD, I
0BNERAL SUPKRISTKsDKsTs OYgIcE, ALBAsY Dec 1883
j. b. KITCHrHG Dear SIR: This COMPANY have now In
use at water stations the inch Caonc Engines which
been for months working pumps for raising water
supply OF locomotive engines THUS they have proved
entirely ssiacory and fully meet expectation, and sec
they should not continue to do 3d. Tue great
amount labor performed for the small quantity OF fue con-
Suues 10 incredible.
The Station performs the labor OF four men st
OF SIS each per mensh at expense OF sovO Of one
per hour, no gallons OF water distance OF feet
the being and the discharge pipe Is eei the coal co
rs One Of the size At Savannah Station
labor Of i've cost OF about III csnts per day
bing saving Of 100 month No additional help IL
required attend the tie station agent s~itchmn doing
this in connection with tLer ether duties
We decided the engine all stations where
comps led supply locomotives by pumping incose here
with an order addition TO the Number already IA
Yours, truly, Z. NIbBAhD, General Sspt
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DRIVING PRINTING PRESSES.
OFYIcR OF SAVANNAH EVENING EXPRESS,
SAVANNAH, April 5, 1860 )


SAVANNAH, April S, 1860.
MEssRs. l. p. MoRKIsE Co., Philadelphia
Cent?: conside 1t duty give you the result OF
perence with the email CsoIlc Engine that driving
Of Hoes single Cylinder Presses.
Ii Is month to-day since the Engine started and at
tsohec to the press purchased egn bushels Of
coke at twelve PEI bushe and this writing about
fourths Of It IL gone estimate the Of running 1t at 1--WE
ave hours Our speed IL at the rate OF
O per hour and have enough 10 drive another press
II / desired to-
ressrd Il the peSect and economical motive power
piled and only surprised that any shosd
engine where the Csonc be used In Its stead
would not give engine for purpose for the best steam
engine that could have trodbe with IT, and ouly
sxecse the usual that prudeat would vita
machinery. Very respectfully, &c AMBROSE SPENCER.
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sSON's
CA l. ORIG EN- GINES,
uAxuFArrrpun nv
WILLIAM MIDI Co.,
No. 90 MILL-sT., RocHRsTKR, NY,

This Establishment In its present enlarged FORM succeeds and
covers the ground formerly occupied By the Rochsst. Far
mace built in 1922 which In sl7 came into possession Of
Wy. KIDD the a.nitr partner OF the present firm.
sr the aforementioned date the premises ierrons
almost entire changes the capacity has been nearly quad
ped suitable buildings have been erected different
bsnehes Of the business lifted and provided every nssd
variety Of tools and machinery to give each department, the
greatest efficiency.
These Wohs constantly supplied with the best brands Of
able them fush such quality Of may Be nssdsd n,
syeTy species Of Cast Wrousht lroa Worn required
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POLISHING COMBS.I

The Pain single Engine from has been In
CONSTANT use recap. Dec Is 1859 Its dut to
drive three butts 2Sn diameter at speed Of 100 revolution.
minute for polishing combs ndone, one Athe and
enc dr The Of coal IL Ill pounds day Of ten
hours The operation been entire satsfacsion Tnh
IL an outside estimate OF fuel ~
HENRY CARLISLE Comb Aanufseursr
No. "A North 9Th st., Phladephis
Philadelphia, March 26, 1850
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.osusss cylinder asys Ys. q nlssy y rs V - q ssy
siu~ (BieHsd) T. JOHNSON Co,
No ws.hsrss..st so; ,.s.

MARI.soRo', hsss, April g. 1864.
MAssAoHpsErrs CAIonIc Eselss ConPArr:
regard to tbs "A inch Ca orie Engine which yot
pat into my kboe Msnnfsco,y have to say Am drives win
tw. Rolling machines: one ,p ,, and eight sewing m'
son.ums. than 100 pound. Of coal per ds and =
common stoves eonsds get my power Tin cold wesnsT
Ieas,) for nothing hsspsstiaiy yours .s, w.
Nos "a and @ ksrohsntsrow, Bssssn, Jsly H. 1853. )
Gsst The Eric..en Caloric Engine and Hosting macha
1Sp 10 o our .s..esion hat
and extend TO ali such cordial Aion to call ND the en-
phs" WI" BosroS, JAY H. 1859.
MASS CALoRIo EYaISs Co., South 0roton, Mass; .
= me .Ss Sasea. ySSp Of
In my morocco tannery at Charlie stown III o., ,n,n o,
lins II performs al the required Of II in mo s'ts.c
tory and economical enabling I'd Lac
larger amount Of "SIn tnaa heretofore '" sHsEL WAITE
R.IDIss, Aus a. 1883:
N.s CIIoRIc ENGINE Co-Gent Having ased the CAorio
Endns you set up for my Cabinet Mandatory some two
months SINCE happy 70 say that tay Ss2,
had its all that claim for It. IL dnCs ny ma
chimes better than expected can drive any TWO
stuff growing planning with side jSda:,f r. go
.o P through 01. OF ys inches p1'
advantage i'a''' 's''''''NH" NArok Feb. s. 1850.
us 70 hs.I DOM NJ. IN issd TO the C.ors ns By
YOU in my Shoe Mandatory in Na.ict, win h. noT
nv mschney 10 my sasc,ion IL Is doing and more than
Il was recommended 10 do. IL requires but little care o. sn
ton no more coal stove with the exoepeion Ieepe
the engine clean which requires few minutes esch dy WIPE
and oil H. and all done BY Of the men who
about NV does interfere with bis regular
work while abed all the neat 10 Dc car
ed through different in my building giving ne more
bsst than can be made from the quantity (ssy W TO
100 poupds per d.y) burned IN q comm2n cylinder stove
consider economical power that can De USED oi
driving light hnery. m puurrpa
Respectfully yours, =. D. tni sn ,ato
MAS. CALsRIc EsGIEECo: .r.,
Gen-W h pleasure add testimony In favor OF Erossont
The nch you furnished has itself sven better
than you gave expect drives my eptns ana Lsstns
Fphinx Machine the with perfect ana In
tend drive with as the wesher wiz permit y.
machinery The amount OF apthrsite coal eufnt
per day exceed sixty pounds The es doe;
that common while the he.t nom ne Goa
is saved rs completely possible making small item In tns
expense Of heating shop All are invited
shop and viii take pleasure Ia proving 70 tnem
~ Rs,neotfully yours u. X. WILLIAMS.
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RUNNING MACHINERY.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar n ~, ls6U
Eesrs. P. NORRIS Co.; The Csoro Engine bought Of
and which have besp running oyer
II hours day - great sstifscsn toe
fuel costing only &c per hour and by which am RAINING two
thes 90 revolutions minute three
S-nch 800 and +inch at 1900 Running ~
such high speed should jods, thai the engine has
capacity Of full Fly main shans being .
feet long 49,. s.., hssysc.. iiuuy yours, .o- .ozp
NELSON J. WEMMER, Nos 20S and zO7 PearsS
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PROpELLINa SEWING MACHINES

NK1-fORK April 1860.
hr. j. B. KIrcHsG-Dsey Sir. For the past i've
had OF your Ecsson Ci1c Engines
motive power for Sewing and have found them
reliable and sufficient for the purpose
signed chesppess and efficiency IN connection with Of
safety they have exceeded
pectations. Very respectfully yoars kc.,
PAYAN 4 CARHART.
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for Licenses for Rights under the Patent In
the United States or under Foreign Patents be addressed
to JOHN O. SARGENT esq, No. 60 Wa, the sole attorney
fort The stfptfe.
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Uater-Uure.

DR. LEATHE's YELLOW DOCK SYRUP
~ cured T. Martin u. 8. Inspector, No. 1873 South sthst,
Brooklyn ofRHEUsAriss the most excIuciatng nature
Go BEE HIN
Dr. LEATHE'S YELLOW DOCK SYRUP cured J. II.
Eysns ESQ., drug broker Ill Pearlt WALL Of DYsPkPs
DR.. LEAfHEs Yellow DOCK SYRUP, twelve years be.
fore Intelligent public during which time have been
cured Of sororla Piles. and Ersptive diseases there
person living who has failed obtain relief its let him 30
10 The Depot No 100 Chsthamst and dem md satisfaction
Be careful TO take none other One dollar a bottle.
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Ms0irai.
I ETTER No. ~ FROM THE GREAT NAT
II uRAL AND SCIENTIFIC EAR AND EYE DOCTOR

Ne. ld7 4th w. New-GoTk .
Running the Ear Is csused by measles scarlet fever so
sudden blow small scrous seofuous constitution injurious
drugs diving in the water teethng erupve and ebde diseases
Sgmpom'pain in the inflammation eaache, confusion
End noise in the head aud temporal region Mucous
nucopurulent diseiage from the Ear, through in
TO tho mouth L5ees-harcness Of hearing singing
buzziDg and confusion In the tumors In the
destruction of s of the pats of the Re
s-f cured total Deafness disease Of the brain loss Of
speech and sometimes death from disease Of the brau Ply
scsn generally oausc setons bers eech,ng cupping
poUiee' caome anmony and Opium rluoniam and other
similar remedies In vain pronounce incurable tell
10 trui TO nature and grow out OF H. The afflicted however
find that oil these things f hare special attention 10
10 NE Ear and Ess (ro" po1 have had the adyaAss
Of the Ear and Eye Lhrmaies Hospitals and Medical Colleges
Of ameea and Europe have graduated the Old and Nep
Schools Of Medicine and at Eye and Ear College and hare
been az the head Of one 'evdl years mY DIPLOMAS
hno trouble IN curine running Ear
well deafness and those difficult affections Of the Eye, and
restoring sight removing cataract stumor strAghtnns
inserting artificial and drums kc For IS
and description OF the with Of and send
remedies OF the lobe that will running OF the
Far better prepared and successful In curing diseases
Of and operating the Eye and Ear than any other physician
OF institution ON the globe Address and Office
JOEANNEsA. JONES, NJ. d., No. 1877 Hhavr N Y.
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EKX.YoRK CKNTRLL RAILRoAp.

GENERAL suPRRINrKNDBsr's OFFICE, ALBANY, April 1850
J.o. b. KIrCHISG, ESQ ,Ns~York-Mp Dear Str: You
collect mentioned you time since, that
per ping for supplying Locomotives at
Green Island, opposite the City Of frny
and ,hs pupO.ed putting an iench Cloc Enzine there IN
order 70 reduce the expense, which accordingly did
During the month February, sccuse sScoant Of fs
oil &C. kept and e entire cost only 81 50 for the
month.
The quantity of water used the Station "a about 900 gallons
daily. Yours truly, u VIBBARD, General Superintendent
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UAvRA KRKEE's THBArsR

IAVRA KRKEE,s THBAThk'
SATURDAY, h"ya
rARrwxlG BENEFIT
A6Sr ftsSs
Mr.. DION BOUCICAULT
ONLY SIX s'aaTs MORE,
Being positively the lass mig Mss MS
80. vvrvr AND AGNES ROBERTSON,
SUCCESSFUL IRISH DRAMA,
COLLEEN IN BAwN,
TEE BRIDES 81 oARnrowrH,
p,9s BcycrGn.vIT
BENEFIT OF FG aiss adis w ssosERrsos.
LAST s a5Sf a T aiy SEASON.
BENEFIT Sfl
MISS LAURA KEENE.
Door open ct 7; to commence at ~
Dress Circle seats 50 cents.
NALLACKs THEATER
io-Ni6hT, SATURDAY,
Last time this season.
Sh'nds Tar ft School oSI'i f6R scxNb&i
10 conclude with -
Each Night, Performance
THE ENTIRE TALENT aSSiS' OF THE COMPANY.
On MONDAY EVENING,
The fine old Comedy In FIVE acts, Of
SHE STO0PS TO CONQUER
To conclude with the Farce Of
MARRIAGE BLISS.
On TUESDAY EVENING,
Chsry's admired Comedy called
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER
To ooncluds with the Petite Comedy,
A PRETTY PIECE OF BUSINESS.
NRw ENTIRELY
ORIGINAL DIANA,
THOROUGHLY NOVEL
EFFECTS,
Has been long in PreRnstion, and WILDE
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% home FOR INVALIDS," established in
Ii lS47 by Il. e. DENNIsTON, NJ D.,
At sPRINGDALE, NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
LihIrkD TO w.
References-Boston: J. H. Wsren N. D., Jacob Bgelev,
H. D., John Ware n d.
Eorthsmpton April TO- 1860.
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HUMPHREYS
sPECInC

HuhPHRhYS
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
The Remedies carefully prepared under the drse. super
vision and n.p, elton Of Prof HUMPHREYS es.r .s
that r.s, and long realized o, the public namely, R..
die. for the common and simple ailments Of Bs
moments reflection VIII show that vss majority Of n,
ease. from which suffer and die, Their commences.
msnt simple and trnng cold, ell ut &arhss e.,o
In the sds or hesdsshs or hoenss rot ssxy sur.a ana
subdued in time becomes consumption fever d.ssrsss
dy'entsry Group other dse which the povsn q nd
cine fail TO arrest.
Herein these Remedies supply ues. p bic want, Being o.
hand 'imps, you know what t.Ls-pIs.sa % -
10 repunsncs-ss, and hence oceaxonins no r
while the curative effects positive ..A certain, sey ss
taken and at the s broken and tn. danger s,y.l
BY 10 other such results b. obtained 90 SAFELY -
easily speedily.
Other Homeopathic Mediciass however, eefay prepared
or however fall and extensive the Manual to which 700
In order to them, always require study and eses
animation and always leave you in doubt TO the remedy
chosen and the result Such examination study I'D saes
doubt IL always most unfhendy to the sick sss and
especially to be sveided. Nay, often strikes the very
foundation Of succs and prevents result which, vAb
hd.nce in the Remedy and hence perseverance In lie spp
on, would have been easy.
mad ths of He,ne
fer families private persons being TIE sssr uss
THE MOST sxYLr and CONVENIENT, MOST PROFIT saa
xsLIABLK.
Thousands ar and have been using theu for sOass three
year. pest in every section OF the country With almost To-
variable sueces All speak in the highest terms Of their zn-
picty and certainty among hundreds Of AGENTS the
uniform testimony IT, they give good 'ssctiso 70 ihsh
customers.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMEorAfaiC hLscDlL,'
For Fever, Congestion. and Inh.mm.iion-Hesi, PAa
For Worm Fever Worn Colo, Versions Appetite, Wet
E sIs r:.;iio. C,in: and W;icfains.. sc.
Growth and FesblsDe.. Of fn,aut.
For Disrhes Of children or adults ch''ra lnfaaso~ and
4FeI n py:e.,.y Or Bloody FiGI Cole aipins' Bica.
s-rSI esd s. GSssas Moia. N:a.. md vs
For coash. Gods: Hcsi..n..: Bronchitis; na..n..
roH ' Toehss. F.e.c6: E.Soa. f.a. asus. md
sYo aesS.ese. Sick Hssd.ohs: vertigo II Blood
OFo 6y.pep:is Veal .cid or dslinssd s.onssa
n-F6 s"ppIe.d Mspss or ,c.nty, or delaying pssa
a-reI Lsaccni.. or whites: bearing down preta..
-Tor CIeup hosse croupy Cough difficult and oppressed
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INSTRUCTION IN EUROPE.-The subscriber

who has had much eI epee teaching and at
time Principal Of Hghsehoo In Massachusetts Ia sbous to
nd some time abroad like take charge Of tho
sucon Of one or more pupils For qualifications he refers 70
the President faculty Of Yale College where be wa: ssda
sd 10 many personal friends In this ey and among others 10
The following Of whom particular inquiries may be msde Phelps
Dodge CO., Nos lsand2l Chss the Rev j. r. Thompson
Address W. c. care sfPhelps Dodge, Co., Nos ID and Il
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DEEKSKILL HYGEOPATHIC INSTITUTE,

DEEKSKILL HYGEOPATHIC INSTITUTE,
i Cor. South and snith.,l, PeehstiI, NY
Here pleasant retreat for invads and convenient place
for Newly spend the Summer months No
the Hudson sslubious and healthy than Peetsk
rooms with board and medical treatment be had
Institute for 81 per week board without treatment FROM
65 week Carriages awa. the Depot and Landing
arrival OF the trains and boats convey passengers
ID. A. GORToN Nd
SAk/ "OGA WATtR-CURE-Ope through the
~ year. bat fully prepared for Summer Patients and
bosraers Address NJ BEbORTHA, NJ d. Saratoga Springs.
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The EewYork Central Road has twenty Of these ErsneB at
their various Water StstonA
Mr. Kchns will send pamphlet full Of certificates and
ports In relation the Pumping and Printing Ensnes
who may desire it.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN.-The
Thirty fifth Annual Exhibition OF the National Academy Of
1fsisn consisting of ORIGINAL WORKS, By living artists
never before exhibited open for the the Caller
rs in Iehst near Brosdway Season Tickets soc Single
A6mission asc E. ADDISON RICHARDS. Cor. Sec N A
NOW on Free Exhibition, a choice collection OF
OIL PAINTINGS,
.. WHITLOCKS GALLERY aG6 Cana-st, vest OF Broadway
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Removals..

EUGENE THOMSON, STOCK AUCTIONEER
~ and BROKER, has removed 70 No Al Pinesl, W.
hsulst
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ton L. The Summer Term Of this School will com.
menoe May T. continue weeks This School being graded
and embracing the various departments the P. 70 the
Senior peculiar advantages to those parents who ma.
children different deees OF en ednessed
In the school For beauty Of and healthy location
the situation unsurpassed Board may be obtained In pyse
families at reasonable iDteo number received In the
family OF the Principal For further particulars terms course
of study &c. address Woodruff, Chairman Of Board Of
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TIME briggs PATENT PIANO-FORTES, or
Il the VIOLIN PIANO for sale st the Music Store Of WAN
HALL SON. 54S Broadway between Spring and Phncests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-05

IL EMOVAL.-JUDSON a. MUNGER have re-
~ %ey.d rom No ia 70 No tas Besdwsy tnez, door 10
Lava Kssnss Thsstsr), with HAIHJs BROS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28

The Board of Commissioners created by the
act sin relation to the Des Moines River I'm
provemcnt, and abolishing the Office Of Commits
sioner thereof" passed by the last Legislature,
met here yesterday. They qualified in accord
ance with the act, organized for business and ad-
iourned The next meeting will be business
one Dine notice of the time place and object
Of the meeting will be given.
Judge Wright one Of the original Commission
ers, having been appointed to the Supreme
Bench e. Maybe has been appointed BY the
Gov to all the vacancy. Judge johnson Of
Lee, and G. w. Slagle Esq Of Jefferson are the
other Observation-Disclosures Republican.