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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
The New-York College Of Dentistry
Meeting of Dentists.

About year ago the Legislature OF this state
granted charter for the incorporation OF Dental Col
lsse in this city and appointed nine gentlemen OF
The city including several wel-down dentists and med
icsl man ipcorporators OF that institution Cpto this
time however. owing 10 several causes. no definite
action has been taken by the corporator toward the
fu6lInsnt of this design Last evening meeting OF
The dentists OF this city and vicinity was held at the
houss of DR. George Z. Hawes No 81 Bondst. TO con.
rider what action would be expedelt TO take in refer
snce "a carving out the prov OF this act Nearly
eli the leading dentists Of New York and some from ad
toning cities were present. spirited discussion was
held merits OF the proposed lnstunoI naps
DR. Main Dr. Lord. DR.. Parmly, Dr hawss III,
Dodge DR. 4 j. Dunning DR. J II. roster, Iroi; r ~
K Brown NJ DA Il. d. Weiss. MD, ana oiners. tne
unanimous opinion Of those present seemed 10 De- that
some institution which should impart thoroueh tcen
tfc and practical knowledge OF the art OF aeh,isIy
was impertayey needed in this city. Inc on! aiue,
ences OF opinion were in regard 70 some OF Inc
of its management After considerable discussion,
committee appointed for the purpose presenIso .ns
following preamble and resolution, winch was soopeu
ky reclamation: .,..
hcrsa An act Of incorporation has been granted by the
Legislature OF the State Of New York. comforting sutnoIy 70
Rsso,.d That we win heartily sympshise with said eorpo
ration n their efforts far they tend the
school which shall meet the peculiar and special require
TSs meeting also elected the following named gentle
men committee TO represent the views OF the Dentists
Of city with whom the Board OF Corporsors might
confer In reference 10 the plan of management Of the
proposed College: DIR. G. A. Marvin. Dr. u. T. HAYES,
DR. j. Smith Dodge. Dr.. T. j. Dunnng. Dr. ). H.
Foster
A resolution vas also adopted inviting DIR. Elesxsr
Psrmly TO address the Dentists OF Eew.York on the
ssrly history and Development OF their profession IN
America q. such tins ana pSes .ooou.d TO confer
9TH DR.. Psrmly and make the NECESSARY snsnssm'a''
~ that purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

Frank Moore, the Editor of the Rebellion
Record" intends to finish that important work
during the present year. 1t is his intention to
make it as complete as possible, and he, therefore,
invites soldiers and sailors, generals and privacs
to send him anything bearing upon the history Of
the war that is not already included in the volumes
already published. Address the Editor at No 45
Bible House, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
yew.York Town Elections.

The following are the Supervisors chosen In
Westchester as far as beard from Easchester. John
NJ. Masierton (Rep); Morrisania Vim. Caldwell
DEM; West Farms. Sam. l.. Purdy (Dem.J Mama
roneok Louis W alsh DEM; Rye, Thos. X Downing
(Deu): Yonkers Isaac II. Knox, New Rochelle, the
Democratic Supervisor, by 435 majority Sing SiDg
has elected the entire Democratic ticket. Coriiandt
elects the Union ticket by average majority Of 100
considerable improvement over last years vote. IL
l. understood the Democrats have chosen 10 oil the ~
buperviscrs-a Union gain Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
The Feninns in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday March @. ls66.
The Fenian excitement in this city continues.
Another series Of meetings being held circles
formed and the Stephens and OMahonv policy receiv
ing enthusiastic Endorsement under the influence OF
able speeches from Stephens j. Meanv District Centre
Adrew WYNN and others. Subscriptions TO the bonds
are very liberal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

are 40 baleful to commerce. What we call
Government in this country permits these peri
S,,'n raids on its productive industry and its
Il. There is not a farmer on earth, outside
;d;o, 7vlum. that does not fence around
sis cron, apains, similar raids by cattle of free
trade instincts.
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DIE ID.

nrspFCKFR-On "wednesday March %, May. wife OF A.
Di.pecker and daughter Of William add Elizabeth niaf'
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MOkRoGH-On Tuesday, March y, Archibald l. MoHosn
r. and friends OF the family Respectfully invited
nd the funeral from hi. late residence IN fa,t Ninety
second At. between Third and Fourth res on inu'ua,'
at o'clock ?. IN
suOTWFLL-On Wednesday March 20, at Plainheld N u
M,rha Shotwell beloved wife oil Daniel u sho'"en asou
IS years. -, -. -..,o..6,IIv 70.
onesed 10 attend the funeral from her late
Friday Al IA clock from the First Bsptist Churcn III
Plainhed, O. ? O'Clock p. m
soUIFR-In Brooklyn on Tuesday March ~ Harvey H.,
Youngest son of Lucien B. and Ellen S squer ased year"
tn atiye, and friends the family respectfully invited
10 nd the funeral from the residence OF ms Pau wv
"a n, Fer st., Friday, the J0th inst at ocioeA p IN
sTUREs-on Tuesday, March u, Niles Ao'sA d. oooe''
aged Is years a, H.. ch.,., Ma 20
East Twenty ninth st., a, CLOCK p III
yALENTfNE-On "Wednesday morning, March rs OF pare
ly,s John Valentine OF fordhaui, "es'ehe'e' No"'' "
g. IN the I'D year OF his age .,,., =, .,,.,a
IN. relative. aud friends Of the family Are invited 20
the funeral his late residence on FRIDAY JUN INST.
30 o'clock Services at the )ute hsio
cary,g,s will be in waiting at Fo:dham Depot on MVai o.
the 30 O'Clock D. train from Harlem hafo bePos
corner Twenty -,ixths,. and FouIthave OF he , =,
I'D Fordhsm horecsr which leave the Asior House al
O'Clock p. ~
wARNFR-suddenly ct Armenia, John Srmmerheld, eldest
of r.. n. Wsrner aged IS years
bs relatives and friends the family invited 70 attend
his funeral at ST. Marks Church. corner seconasve sn
feminist on Friday next. at O'Clock p m' WITHOUT luz
tber invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
The Court OF Appeals.

AIBASY Wednesday March "a. 1865.
| The following ia the day calendar OF the
Court OF Appeals for Thursday March % Nos 1t, T.
! s. q. I. g. 9, 10. IL. aud ls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
Lynch Inv in Kentucky.

CNcrNATi, Wednesday. March %, 1906
A negro in Paris, Ky, who had outraged q
white child years old and aferward murdered her
was tits evening taken by the citizens from the jail
and hanged. His body is still suspended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

APPOINTMENTS BY THg GOVERNOR The
Governor has made the following appointments;
Barnev NJ Stehblns 81 Owcgo to be Sheriff OF Tioga
County vice j. Il. Uphan, resigned. -
The Hon Charles G. Dwight OF Auburn to be DIS
trict.Aporney Of C5yuga County. vice Richard L.
StceIe resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
Mr.. Jefferson Davis.

LOUISVILLE Ky Wednesday. March %. 1866.
The steamer Indiana, from New-Orleans, has
arrived Mrs. Jefferson Davis was not on board as
WAS expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

Mr. r. wealthy traie.nan ,uf red from an ulcer ~
hi. leg Fo years TIN, great act 20 onoed him lie e1
pended $500 fees to the best D sho ootaneu "
rsIief buc In fact - ulcer csne Les summer he
commenced after reading Van Wcrt's ,ase, TO take
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
wiscousin Politics.

MADISON, Wis. wednesday, March p Foo
The Supreme Court Of Wisconsin to-day
decided that the vote Of l549 giving the negroes o.
this State the right Of suffrage, constitutional AND
they have the right 10 vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
Advertisements

Finest RgADY.MADg CLOTHING IN AMERICA
Cent? Youths and Chlldrens all quite equal TO Gus
tom work Just received. Q0l cases latest sty,es
French, English and Scotch Goods for the custom de-
pgrtnent , Ha -, ran@,h..ve
~ Onposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
A New Railroad 90 Newark.

KEwARK, n. j.. Wednesday March %. l366.
Subscription books to the new railroad be,
tween this city and NevYork were opened to-day and
enough was subscribed to effect an organization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
5petial Notices.

A-.rtc.u Instttute.-The Polytechnic Rzsnch WIZ
1T This Trhnrsday) EVENING 1t Room No. "a cooper
building Topic.-l New Invention, aud pscSvsnes
Dr. R p STEVENS. Experiment. llonsxns shs M
liar Action in ths Mstsr-spsees oil Ton ~ md Down
siAhns''an ''''"' s. D. TILLMAN, Chairman.
r ID srarSou Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BosToS Wednesday March p. 1866
The following is the weekly statement oil the
condition OF the banks OF this city: ..
CanitM - il 900 900 Legal Tender. IS Ogl35OO
Loans...... g. g3l, 900 Deposits 80 s5I'OD
Specie ..... $1,000 Circulation(Nat) % 01O,OO0
Circulation (State). s9Jl,6O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
Fire in -. Louis.

ST LOUIS. Wednesday. March %. is65.
The extensive chair factory Of Heller a Holt
man. on Howard st. was burned to-day. Loss sfo OoOi
insurance $1,000
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v.>~ aau FRANCHISE.

s.x FRAscrsco. Wednesday. March ss lsoe;
Mining stocks fuctuating; Ophir, 81 oo;
rnn.,;s oi32 so; Yellow Jacket. $500 go Empare
Ni6. oi7o: Bslcher. e35o LeEsltsndssA u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
BRAsDkErH's PiLI.s
CORE oy III CIR IN LEG.

esse the poions humorsthat make u' sick Ih' suon
ev.sence is fully confirmed MY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

IN III, prsc for twenty eight years aud that they are 'ape
rr to an 9th remedies for Fever khe Gods In
snra Inf nations Cosvene- Darrhoa Ague. Nervous
and Sick HesitN skin Diseases. Coughs: sore IhIoas
B,i.us md Affections, Ulcers and General Deoiy
In fact, that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
mARRlE d.

spp ,GrrF-DANIELsON At West Kil'ingly. Coma, on
ras.tsv the nth inst by the Rev W. w Davenport DT
II 81 Sprague Of West Farms, N. T., to Mise Sarsh
n.ni.l .nn OF the former place No cards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

Not a house in Now-York unprotected with
,be P,rpntIR ALARM TELEGRAPH has any fastenings
ever known to resist the attack OF burglar
WV T. HOLMES No. 1893 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

$500 Bricks per hour, with only two-horse
mower are made by the National which IS clay
IN Tur TrsT OF ALL WEATHER AND CLIMATES.
ABgAM REQUA. General Agent NO iJo bfoao"a!' Nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
n II w NJ L - G.
REQUIEM
Tn Memory of the Confederate Dead.

DESCRIPTIVE COMPOSITION FOR THE
"A Piano. of moderate difficulty: ttlC-page beauti.
fully embeshed. with portraits OF Stonewal Jackson
Albert Sidney Johnson Leonidas Polk, c. j. Rains, a.
p Hill j. T.. b. Stuart and John IL Morgan. Price
rs cents. VIII be sent postpaid on receipt Of the
price.
IN PRESS, and will be ready in q few days:
THE VETO GALOP.
With splendid title-p Price 40 cents
Address MCCARRELL & MEININGER.
Music Publishers, 81 w. Jefferson street.
mr24 d2&wl' Louisville KY.
The cancatenation here exhibited is natural
and significant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

THE ScHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
ia now producing and shipping from It's own coliery
go TuNs or COAL Daily.
OFFICE. No. % Walsi.
y.pn Nos 2t3 and 26J West Twenty-hfth'st.,
between Seventh ard Eighth-aves.
price 10 Stockholders 81 % for full tunS, deiyeredj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
UNIrRp SrArgs ACcIpRNr IHsURANOR 90.


UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE 20.
Of Syracuse. " T.
Cash CAPITAL
Two IIusDREp THousAsD DOLLARS
In.ures sgains, Accidents OF all kinds
A. A Horryrr President q. h. CossroCK. NicePresi'
dent. T. y. Andrews. Secretary.
F. w. AMI H. b. GATES General Agents
GENERAL RsPTRKScgs
The Hon. RrrBny T.. FESTos Governor OF Newlork
The Hon. HakrIo SEYMOUR. Utica N l.
DTAs RIcnnorp. Buflo. n. Y.
The Hon. THOMAS g. ALvoRr. Lieut. Gov Of n. Y
UNITED SraTrs ACCIDENT issuance CosPAsr'
OrY1cB No. - BROADWAY, n. Y.
In the Union Trust Company. Office until the LIST of May
next when they viii occupy their ofhce No Is "alst'
now occupied by Fruneis T. Walker Bro.
JoHs saEvILLg No. u Montgomeryst Jersey Cry Gen
era Agent for Jersey City Hudson City Hoboken aud new
ark d. b. CHAxDExLIS, Agent for WiIiarsbHrgh' T. ~.
oscs in the Will House. corner Of South Fbth-st. and
Fourh.st Agents snted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

FUEL.-3O acres of PEAr BED, % miles from
New York BY water Apply to A. Requa. 100 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
BRAHDRgTH's PILLS.
The GREAT APPROVED PURGArrvz.
BRAsDEErI's PIES

THOMAS HAZARD. MD, Of Newpqr, f. l.. te'tihe'
.ad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29
Al. BLsscxsR. Aug.ionesr.
VU~nf-nf- OronArf,

.1R,yEEcKSERs son Co yin .sil Tllls DAY. y
O'Clock = the EIchanS. sss:rCc No III s sS
iSns ~ sssmbosts ludson River consisting o. Two
,ys and Lo,s Moe go and fsi bstwsen Canal and wa
% -. Collins ote The very substan'
~. bici and Acusasd for heavy sorsss Thu
~ - Of ne vsosbs properties for sale on the hua
son River hus Of our city
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The Louisville neutrality-suspicious.
aud copper-iastened hroughout-contains the
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BRASDaETH's PILLs

He took two snd daily aud in ou usths hs leg wa
perfectly cured. This pu.'iec 20 use sna
he address will W. fun,hed at No ga CsusJ the primer
pal office for the sale Of
BRAspREYHs Pills.
,irS n he, ,esis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

Of al kinds Is?ssa * ths S ~ =
lt1eS Sssalvsv hs~.yG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

BURNETrs FLoRIMEL closely resembles the
odor o. rare and deac oouque. Of nOwers and in this
re.pec, stands unrvaed few drops viii leave its peculiar
and delightful fragrance upon the handkerchief tor many
hours.
Bvxszrrs COLOGNE ia equal to the best imported IL ID
put up in elegant style and wins for Se faVofe
plac. on the dressing table It's intrinsic merits really justify
the high reputation in which i, ia IPrordsHes Journal
For sale by all druggists
The SPRING STYLE OF GgsTLBMEN's HATS
The handome. fabric introduced this Ia that OF hsox
whose Efforts to keep Of all his competitors are
Acknowledged universally to be Successful Call at his pres
ent sesroom No Isl Futou.st two doors from Broadway
and make your selections
BRowss "VERMIFUGB CoMTTs. - Ihls
valuable combination has been successfully used by Phys
Clans and found to be and in Graduating worms so
hufu 70 children BE sure to obtain the VEnsrYUos Cox
PIT which has been used with good success.
Sold by Druggist, Dealers in Medcine' at % cts oof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-29

GROVER & BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
Elastic FITCH SEWING MACHINES for ianiy use NO W
2
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The editor of the Bulletin writes -


"Partly IN a spirit of scientific inquiry, and con
siderably more with the desire TO get rid of trouoO
some stump OF long standing, we visited DR. Cotton,
at his office, No 787 Walnut street, this morning.
We inhaled the gas, and woke up in a minute or
two from pleasant dream, feeling as fresh and well
as ever and having the profound pleasure of seeing
our old tormentor fast the grip OF the iorceps of
the operator. We absolutely felt no pain whatever
during the operation" .t
p. IA Vanoer Weyde, Professor of Chemistry in
Girard College, writes to Dr. Colton:-
al know OF no case IN which should consider the
nitrous oxide gas unadvisable except in stage Of
consumption far gone that the excitement attend
ing the extraction of tooth would be unsafe aOihou
any dneSthetio" .....
Office of Cotton Dental Association, No. 1877 Wal
nut street.
DR.. Cotton manufactures the gas every day, and
tests its purity before administering it.
He has administered it to 1858 persons without
failure or accident in anv case
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

TIE SAoKING OF ALTAMURk-A private view
was given last evening, at Gabrylewitz's Ph1la.
depbIa Art Gallery, No. 1906 Chestnut street, of
CammaTana's great HISTORICAL ticture of tue SacDg
OF Atamula by Cardiual kuflo, IN 1799 Quite a
the exhiOIiion, including large sprlnking OF the
members of the press, who were all unanimously
agreed TO the finelty historical accuracy, and
wonderfully meritorious qualities of the picture As
work OF art 1t certainly stands unsurpa, sed in the
school OF which 1t is splendid illustration; ana as
long as genus shall be admired, so long will Gamma
rana's name, the producer such work, be held
in the highest esteem. Mr. JOhn Sartain of this city
has received instIuctOns to engrave the picture In
the best style known to tie rlvers art and in the
meantime the WORK itse'f will remain on exhibition
at the Gabrylewltz Gallery for the inspection of the
public. .J 40
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.-Master E. b. Dan
iels, the boy who distinguished himself the drum
mer OF the 68th Penns lvanla Regiment, raised by
Colonel Hawksworth, of this city, wilt have pene-
fit ON Wednesday evening. April 25, 1866 The
brave bov deserves to be rememoered by those who
can appreciate real merit. The inimitabe BtZ will
be on hand upon the interesting occasion.
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WITH GOLD At PAR.

goods and in anticipation of q stin further decline,
we have reduced prices to as low point as they
can be placed .|..
WITH GOLD AT PAR,
SO that no one need hesitate to buy watch from
the expectation that 1t will be cheaper at some future
time The test OF ten years. and the manufacture and
sale of .....
MORE THAN 100000 WATCHES,
Have given productions the very highest rank among
time keepers. Commencing with the determination 20
make only thoroughly excellent watches our business
has steadily increased the public became acquainted
with their value, until Tor months together we have
been unable to supply the demand We have repeatedly
enlarged factory BUILDINGS unil they now cover
three OF ground and accommodation to more
than eigh hundred wOrkmen.
We are fully justified in stating that make
MORE THAN oNEHALF OF ALL THE WATCHES
distinguished by the following trade engraved
on the plate;-
l. american Watch co. :" waltham Mass.
2. appleton, Tracy q Co." Watham Mas
8. P. s. Bartlett" Waltham Mass.
4. ''Wm EIIery"
5. OUR LADIES' WATCH OF first quality is named
Appleton Tracy & Co." Waltham Mass.
6. Our next quality of Ladies Watch is named p
s. Bartlett" waltham, Mass. These watches
are furnished in a great variety OF sizes and styles
OF cases. r..r ...rH
The American Watch Company. of waltham, Mass
authorizes state that without distinction OF trade
marks OF price,
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR Factory
.t ARE FULLY WARRA NTED
To be the tmekeepers of their made in
this any otner country. BUYERS should remember
that unlike the guarantee OF foreign MAKER, who
never be reached, this warranted good at all times
against the Company their agents. and that IT, after
the most thorough trial, any watch should prove de-
fectve in any particular 1t may always be exchanged
for another.
sthe American Watches made a. WAltham are for
sale by dealers generally thou ghout the country,
do not solicit orders for single watches
TIoNi
The high reputation Of our watches having caused
them be extensively countereited by foreign makers
ano sold in this country genuine the public are eau
toned to buy only OF respectable dealers Ali persons
selling cOunterfes will be exposed and prosecuted.
ROBBINS &c APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR TIE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
4l66trp No. Is2 BROADWAY. N,Y
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IMPORTANT TO
cas- CONS UM E R S.


The equal distribution OF gas from of sup.
ply 20 many points of Quiet extending over large
area, involves a greater expense than ia consistent
with cai interests and the consequence s that
consumers are compelled to submit to the inconve.
t.a
o."
A"0 "eAu "n'0" 'OrO'' 'n'O"s" '"0 supply i'n' '"'
"o'eSSHy amount Vi gas i0i 'HHieu P'e'
S"'s' anu is ihs"'ui'u " ''o "u'"''' VI 'e""S VI
'''"e' VI "a'e' VIM" II "'i' '"PpO'' 'D''
Every service pipe 'nat conveys sA' nun ''0 ''"'
great man oeprVe' the REMAINING PO' uOi VI
ainouD' VI P'e''"'e' '"e 'O"''4~'1 -
the source Of supply and at thel terminus is very
far from equal so that 1t is utterly impossible for gas
companies to furnish q supply without sensible DIFF
ference between the source and the extremity of use
and the cOnseqent wastefu consumption by the CON
sumers. ....A
,,o,-,,..
- u. -, --.-,. c,..
....- -
49,.
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Franklin Institute, October is, 1865.
COPY OF REPORT.

IAN experimental trial was then'mado as 10 the guam
ty Of gas consumed by the burners when under regu
lation TO their maximum economy and also the amOunt
consumed by he burners when subjected 10 the
ordinary varia tions of street pressure,
1he result showed that with the Regulator there was
uniformly 7s cubic feet gas per hour sumed being
average of ITO cubic feet per burner whil with
out the Regulator the burners umed from i03
TO lao cubic feet hour, the average being l2 cubic
feet, or feet per hour 70 each burner"
We select the Following from amOng
Those who have Ghis Regulator In Use
I'm this city, and 20 Whom We Refer.
UNITED STATES POST OFFICE, chOsnut, below
Fifth.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL, Ninth and Chestnut.
MERCHANTS' HOTEL, Fourth, above Market. q
CORNELIUS a BAKER, No ITO Chestnut
MASSEY COLLINS q CO., Tenth and Filbert.
THOMPSON BLACK SON, Broad and Chestnut
JOSEPH HARRISON, JR.'s Works, Gray's Ferry,
Road
SMITH q LoUDERBACK, No 2ls N. Third
WILLIAM WELSH, Esq, No. ll22 Spruce.
w. c. HOUSTON, Esq, No, 2O42 ULesnut
G. A. WALB0RH, ESQ.,, No. 1901 Green.
+. W. CLARK, ESQ, School House Lane.
Il. n. WRIGHT ESQ, school House Lane
ALAN WOOD, Esq No 1925 Arch
L. LADoMUs, ESQ.,, No. 500 Arch.
ANTHONY MIsKEY, Esq Germantown.
JAS. EA RLE, ESQ.,, No Sl6 Chestnut.
G. KERN, Esq No 1929 N. Broad
". L. GERM on, Esq, No. 9l4 Arch.
J. ID. TAYLOR. Esq, West Philadelphia
UNION LEAGUE HOUSE, Broad. below Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA CLUB, Thirteenth and Walnut.
UNION CLUB, No. oil \. Twelfth.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY No $40 Cheseut
MlsKEY MERRILL THACKARA No. Tls Chestnut
FINCKEN & WILLIAMS, No. 4l6 Crown.
AMERICAN PULP COMPANY, Manayunk.
NORMAN KERR CO., No. 20 N Fourth
SCHRACK q CO., No. Gil Chestnut.
WIN. MANN Esq, No. I'LL Green.
II. HART sH0RNE, M. D., No. l70l Fllbert
JOHN A. MISKEY, Esq, Philadelphia Gas Works.
GEO. W. PLUMLEY, F So, Fourth, tb va Rae.
VIM. II DWELL, ESQ.,. West Philadelphia
WIN. GILLESPIE, ESQ No. 500 Arch street.
II. b. TATBAM, f So. No. ll02 pruce. %
j. W. WILLIAMS, Esq, No l46 s. Lighth.
f. A. K0ONS, Esq No. 6O9 Vine.
CHARLES SHARPE, ESQ No. I'LL Locust
n. RULON, : So, No. 1913 Chestnut
Z. A. HENDRY, ESQ.,, No. zoos Arch,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-21

ACADLMY OF MUeIC-lhe Rayels give two per
foI nlCes to-oay At the Matinee, well as at the
evening pei ormancc the three brothers Rave Will APP
pear, and Mile fepita, oung America, and the Mar
tinetu family. All the young people, freed from
school to-day, patronize the Ravel Matinee