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ys terminated IN December last has connected himself IN the
same bushes with Wm. H. Baye retaining two rooms No
a Merchants Exchange North East with the same entrance
before from the Gallery where every attention WIN be
promptly pad to his profession all rs details
from the erection the elegant cottage and Wills TO the man
sion house palace different style, and to public
buildings bridge the City ny part OF the T. States
He will furnish designs ana asutabie directions and ud
vice as ma,erinl Tor construction agencies ior sern'end
ence by mail otherwise when necessary so a7 10 nccommo
,ln,e the wants OF all parts o the country


Gentlemen Societies Companies, sc wishing to build or
Improve public or private buildings respectfully invited to
ca upon Mr. T. whether they have taken measures To mature
designs drawings &c for their Improvements moi or even
specifications contracts made and the work already com
menred and IT, on short examination, he does not suggest and
advise some important alterations, point OF TASTE convenience,
mode construction. economy kind or quaint" al some "i The
n,o,eas 10 lie used building such the propeorS them
selves do moi fully and believe to be great improvements
ten and IN all such cases compensation VIII be expected
or desired Otherwise only such reasonable From long
experience and mature reflection Mr. T. fully satisfied that By
such mode if generally adopted saving would be made to
the city of least million Ol dollars annually architects tar
more ueiuly employed, and consequently Srrt OF auiabe
ambition excited among iem which would call INTO exercise
a their skill md talents only few prominent parts hut
ON every item OF hundreds intricate subject construct
ing building OF all kinds iii all their several departments with
the details subject intricate. that no one Architect can
possibly be supposed be able hit the best modes IN
regard TO all these particulars by well two
three separaey especially when he does not expect criticism
or compet ion from other one of the profession


Mr. Il las for several turned his attention, he thinks
with success TO mode Of construction in all kinds
orhudnss against damage and destruction by fire. and
cay to admit of being erected secure against the walls
falling when five to eight stories high in time Of fire. and thus
TO enable cmen TO continue their eNcons without fear OF
falling walls and most to enable the to the
snme walls in rebuilding all buildings erected mode


The Improvements lately made by Mr. Town i'll his Double
Lattice Bridge such believed. TO obva,c every OBJ
lection which he made fpropey planned for the width o.
span for all roads, railroads. aqueducs Many long
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without application the paentee for the drawings
specifications and directions hence. in nearly all these
mistakes have been made in planning as well as the execution
of them that in several instances not more than onetrd 10
strength has been obtained which might have been
for the had been planned and specified by the pa
entee who has made q study. both in theory and practice
for and hence too the mode OF constructing
bridges having wide spans this plan. which the strongest
most durable and cheapest yet used supposed by some
persons wanting sufficient knowledge TO understand their proper
mode of he better than several other modes
now e and having onchal the real strength of this
der equal circumstances Such misunderstanding of subject
so important and much dependant strict mathematical
principles and practical experience cannot be expected TO lead
other han injurious results either 10 the propreors oil
| bridges, 10 the pateniee, or TO both


The Patentees terms including all drawings and directions,
will be only half what will be charged without directions and
ms the loss and damage the Paenee well the Owners OF
bridges erected found to be great By such neglect
and disregard of the best principles Of their construction
dollar per foot running of the frame of the bridge will
be charged where directions obtained and followed and
dollars foo, where no directions or right are first obtain
| ed


The Paten,ee bcg leave to quartO pamphlet Of l6
p,rc with illustrative enc1vns heretofore published
hy him. giving ui and description, both c the prn
cpe and practice to be adopted IN the construction OF good
bridge all parts pisn and particular not 10 be mis-
taken fhe applied to for all necessary instructions especial
width Of spans point of the utmost importance, though
often too much neglected te:e fact Of which he
feels more confident than this that for al cdc this i'm.
has greatly the advantage all ether modes


From s TO the cience oibudng and con-
stsnl practc more than % years all parts fan arctecs
duties and nso from having in 1879 and 1880 spent year in
exnining of the best buildings bridges and other works
in the parts Europe and from hGyrg spent the last Sum-
ner and Fall for ls special pup oe IN again examining the
public and private works in and Gbou London, Liverpool
Windsor, Oxford. Cambridge Havre. RoUcn Pur., Nerai
les &C. By which the mode and details Of cons;ruc,ion have
been examined well a OF the best Architects and
other practical men consulted to recent Improvements and
from having had access 10 the best Architectural brary in the


United States for past Nh T. hopes nnduSts that
he may he capable fgvinc that satisfaction which gentle
man may Iequ tire entire change public private
works without any important trouble TO the prOeto


T. B. from long experience being perfectly familiar rs
10 quality and value with the articles necessary de-
sirble in public private buildings offer themselves Agents
gentlemen o the United States for the procuring
and purchasing Of whatever be wanted. such glass
nails locks and hardware of all kinds. doors. blinds sashes
glazed or glazed sash frames chimney OF
wood plumb work OF every description pumps suction or fore
ing also columns pasters and all suitable ornamental work
for moudngs capitals &c. stained glass for skyllgls with
iron and lead frames, cooking apparatus on large and small
scale with drawings and directions for selecting and
putting up. &c.


Gentlemen who wsh r. &c B's services this respect
give suitable information their friend or agent nthis CITY, 10
receive may be ordered and pay for ms agreed upon


They will also make business to advise as5lst Capita
lists and Others relation the value of all Improvements in
public private building with view 10 Judcous safe and
profitable investment. lTHiEL TOWN,


ais /. WM ii. BAYLESS.


- Of 4 in e1rme1
Church on Lafayette Place in aid OF the Mission Church oi


Fo% so,s % S oerIs Monday EyEYN aP2s
Proofs that the incien indebted to Primcva Faith for
all that sound III their Ethical Science Single admissions
d cents. aplj


NJ Meetings NJ the American Institute, in
the Park FRIDAY 18th inst. ut haIns, o'clock Subject
G ws 10 ss5 s M s, her 0" pcI Rs@d b .1 s "a" W I
hope |" 3 e s M crowded with Practical @ rS S
parts which tins notice reach. apljJt
H- Franklin Typographical Association.
AT regular meeting of,he Board of Managers oftlc Frank
lin Typographical ASSOCIATION OF the City NewYork. held
the Temperance Hail. Cerestreet Saturday evening
April 10. 1874. the following preamble end resolution were
unanimously adopted


JyhereqS the franklin Typographical Association has de


snaied the 18th day Of April ISL the for the revised
for this Association TO protect those who he thrown
0 RscpS 81 si al Mho may be hrSwn out OF EN-
ployment in consequence demanding the advance dc,Gna





of Managers ut Stoncals Hotel Futon-stIeei Monday
Apnl5, between the hours OF III o'clock A NJ and 10 F. NJ
70 receive such information and assistance in their
10 give.


-icncc to the above resolution the Board OF Managers


~ between the hours Of 10 4. NJ. and l0 p. NJ.
y, Saoa,s Iio,e 49,, sy for the therein stated


G- A, .pecin meeting of the ',.u ',' S.c,
day evening. the following letter was received it,.
| Hill, Esq. -, ,.
JOHN w. MouLroS, Esq. Chairman of Typographical Asso



My Dear ir-Thc cru of good feeling which nm informed


about be consiInmated by OF the employing and
employed OF the Old Doctor in their present worthy
efforts establish universal and mutual scale OF prices
merits my opinion public demonstration OF congrau-
a,on and although have not for the few past years been
IN the business having secured other occupation ye iec as
much interest the pros pcrty and the craft
would therefore. OF all the circumstances volunteer
10 lire grand salute. the effected. i the