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CARPENTERS AssscM1ioS.-Wc rejoice most heartily
and earnestly the growing felt by Mechanic,
and Laboring Men those studies which will enlarge their
sphere of knowledge give wider scope and power
their influence and f them more thoroughly for the prac-
ical duties and the enoyments Of life We look upon
an earnest of good evidence that elevation high
culture and honorable influence, will long become the
portion of our aboring classes. The House Carpenters of
the have already rsauized Scientific AID Architectural
Association designed especially for their instruction
the principles Of their profession and the kindred Sciences
upon which its practical rules depend As their
means will allow they intend procure for their
elusive use and Ii bury composed mainly OF Achectural
Scientific works and make it every respect pleasant
and profabc resort all who wish be profcens the
higher lranchcs Of their Art The attempt i, deserving all
encouragement. Every class in community Will reap


nal benefit from the results of such course successfully
ried forward. The ourneymeu who mainly compose the
Society Will be enabled by the greater accuracy Of theiy
hnowledge command the highest wages tie Builder
will find his work done the best and ,nsst expeious
and the Architect will find difficulty ga-
ing his plans and designs his worktnen We trust that
hose engaged in this undertaking will with all
ssy aid from those interested their purpose the
general Improvement of their condition. Ii will be seen by
their advertisement that meeting of tho Association will be
held this evening at $50 Broome-stree,.


GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, september 1871. Israel Post No
IS Bowery. The cngravngs this Magazine would alone
be sufficient, to recommend public The plates
this number, The Cottage Firesde and Cot,a.e Pretty
excellent and spirited representations of the quiet hapr
aes and innocence Of humble fe-We have room to
speak any length Of the literary they light
pleasing and of various merit.


70 Mad E. Borghese's CONCERT take. place a, the City
Hotel this evening She offers attractions winch to the
lovers of the concord Of sounds, may well prove
irresistible. See Gard.


O7Dr Coventry OF Udca III medical publication
years ago described the Of 1871 have been equally
(or perhaps n,o pacns than toe present which; the Oldest
settlers say he that has been felt in Nes
tern New-loTk FOR the las, ihirty-sx years.


MoE.wE HUpsos RAlLRoAn.-yTe are glad 10 learn
that the depot Of this road Stae-stect Abany be


discontinued yestersy ard that the train viii hereafter en-
'er the city by the The depot Hen-street.-
By this arrangement Of the nconveaiences
Of the road will be obvaied. The viii run the whole
distance between Schenectady and Albany ia one hour


u Inc Montreal Times the 7th SAYS that Lord Sv
icnham received serious injury consequence of "a.
fEoin his horse li said that his leg fractured in
places The saHe paper says that reported the
Governor Gensrsl visits Washington Immediately.