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10 WHERE Is THE NONSENSE oftbe idea thai PITRGa
lion WI cure all the ills to which flesh eir that
ONE PRINCIPLE doth animate tn, frame Of man. namely the
OHas. inns Known to be trui-an alsoedhuth and Who
ever has followed thoroughly the principle of pURG ALTON
with the RGHTPuRGATIvE has invariably been ensured sound
health To what pugase doth fame point, To the Pills known
By the name az BRANDRETH
Besccre, beoare n Csuntexfelfs. fia-lm
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niis
fI,IaE 0RIGINAL AND GENVINE CIR.

vu,HE Original AND GENUIHE CIR.
Il CAssI.N UAiR oil Imported from he sspd Of Civcas-
.a situated ne ar he a., indies by stlmas ID.
The men ofbc q ea.sisn OIL II !endesns che Human Ha,
.o sossr and consequently bsnuu, well krowr and a.
though Too much ha been ss II nvgomne prsdu
snr hair aLness has seady the wni sway yet
and useful the toiae Iadlcntof
OF p hn, cd a Hair Scf and ps.al I'D 50
nosi rowcf auNi ~ h4 en- b llshmcnt 81 luno Beauty
too csnaot BE- sad y fsvsr, s,aue he greet
" lied For sn by ID Hart 81 hroa way and Cham
Undc NJ \, "a Pr knBr DR. SYM. cotsf ~ Walker
ADD WEIR; Mr.. ifp, Camel Rsshion a hspnwall,
Drusr.ls. ftgim
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wall street, TueD0ays Wcb. H.
Yestsv ~ usctvy h - sosek unase csnsnued ~
a s ncy declna shades end tegs szs diner
of2 to "a bstween cash and time sales Unes
6atcs also rather i've There very little alteration IN
ranging from 70 ~ Coal a. high ~ ever and
bread sus nstwsaaaing lhs import unchanged We leao
that bags imported into this city yesterday is
in good demand Il ssA in Baltimore at S2 rs; is worth
here a. Is 10 ~ 80 There wou be imported from Bmen
yesses could be found it, Danish and Bremen vessels
chiefly bring There two or vesses expected
here every ay and wheat The oistilers the primal
pa purchasers tie and that the market
The capital ed in this business in the city very great
ing the years entire change has taken Place
sumption Of and The Of this product u.cd
England and the masuac ofwhskey sps from rye and
much nceased The lower society formerly
used ana but the hl prices given the dse entirely
take of the rket This revolution has been
Foreign exchange for tie packet has hardly begun To nsse
The rates nominal al 09but there deal Of specua-
bon to the ofogn exchange III state Of
country The fexchaHee between this country and England
Is 092S40 Us recently exchange has been in favor of this
couoy and against England the face ofmportatioa of
extraordinary Now however element is be-
ginning operate the xchanges In spite every te
change begins lie exported The wonder
why exchange has been long vsr crops
have been great but fnesn nroaions have entirely
baauced these We the country been
lore acting under some strong seion oiRg opinion
the movements OF system have overlooked
some importaHt data Let examine the pe1t.
We have Lad Timed in for year. the surplus
The surplus evenuea county fdeba country out
This idea unquesenale dcsion The general
indeed is out OF debt and has suu ofy millions but the
state and State Corporations ndts EUROPE
a. this probably hundred millions Of do lars
few
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

w AM ED Several Agents. 10 procure subscribers for
Popular and useful psbcation, IN this city Newark and
Brnoklyn Inquire at IS Bowery Of each duy, OF
Few" BUSHNELL.
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
n q q l. q Gle AL INsTITUT r. /,

THE Public are rcspc, v informed hnt order crafty the
juvenile elass the has introduced into the centre Of the
talIa circle circumference for the Of
forming and Monkeys The general
performance snimasn the oh viii take place NJ 81 and
o'rlock, r.. W.
Mr. VAN ANBURGH viii enter the Cages At "a osk y NJ
Immed aey Afterwards the Animals vii sbc fed
the audience.
season Tickets at "a, - -
Visitors have free admission the Bowery Reading Roo-.
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YORK IVA TT,E RGI

fl43t 7#
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-Th p,,b
place at THIS wc Known sss, Msoay ~ - os sEe
me neai saie M,loom@encc onaay instant
DC shewn and entered before saturday. next 18th Feuary
fis.Iwy JoHNw. WATSON. ..s broadway
TON NEAR TIE NARhows Staten ST IsfA Ar cLsr
Lots WIN ~ sold o. rh,rsdsy the 2Is day
elaine the public than clcli.o aed o
those WHO Lsv car fully examined and cara ii,rs
= though. to excel certainly to equal anything Of
ned districts or sites one Cor
the Inscr bay side about above Nsuows and
very sss .nnup MS takes in The south asd
and anaing water iron the harbor Na,vws
o. more than nhs and south front the of more
Already TWO sse did avenues 70 and feet wide run
% ossn ad south east and wes-thse avenues 10 which all
The 'aher se and PARALLEL called New Yak
The a'siansc the Battery between SIX and seven miles
warcIoa e.,abishnent whch are sSrsed
.o"s N w vcng ofNew york being accessible ascasons
y ,he Intention the pope oso make such arrangements
sss"r ~ % o hrs spot cry advantage TO purchaser. pos.
spcnds an capacious steamboat preparing and will be
reay " nc summer to 10 cIeion She
with n' *. .pse,oa. and css
p 70 we over aoek shall not sxccrd Is minutes
ssTwenty hnh sircrt W tbs city 49, - ~ " ' -
Para II from hity forty acres has been selected and
walks. ''O'"s 'c'pe"'ne s'oss ano
pledge beces that whole VI these Iots viii wno 70
Tho lmlts q an advert semcu do not adni e,l
me csa es aud " this spot possrssnr IN
hss.tbe -pr ofpae and may challenge
The pyeie respectfully INV ed view the premises a. tho
Or ofshs Staten nf ISLAM %seocaos No street
'' S,s u ,s'' Hy ErSxooD r.nra s.s,.,,,v
MANIFOLD LETTN IA WRITER, or SELF.
~ COPYING APPARATUS for Lett Ipvorrs
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n ECTURES ON CHEMISTRY-Atth the Lyceum
L. Of Nafu al History Boa way, Prince
The members IL the Lyeeum the pleasure
the public that has been made with Professor
REY, to deliver popular course on Chemist with
often Tuesday,
ak O'Clock, in the and viii be contnu
every Friday aud Tue sday until completed
Tickets TO admit lady and gentleman for the course % %
one persoa, 900
- for ono lecture,
lad, and seutlersan lecture, -
and he obtained a DR. Cons Broadway and nj tho Lycc
Members and stockh css will be charged haof the
prices. p2Isw.
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~ MEWAND.-L0sT-Aw white bail terrier dog one side
~ o. ms "a black; black spcck, about the size of half
dollar on top 81 head between sss had collar With
small bells at aced to Five dollars be given 10 noy
flats - 49, - "'"' '"O"''
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GhEEK- LATIN, AND GERMAN LAM
cuAIE7, ,icremcn and aides who wish 10 get in'rna
dian apply CIIR GER. EOKEI,
and Orchard s,s -
liz n,rencs evenly Dr. An,a Bsq Prof Columbia Col
'0s". N.f nli2sw 3ms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

SPLENDID PENMANsHIP
ACQUIRED IN IA LESSOasi
The nAngular System ~ Writing arain introduced
the Fanes Cnners and o New York and BROOKLYN
Ts continNe for oriya short
MIR. BHlSTOW, OF London, respectfully announces 10
lvu @ Public Hts Return after absence at months FROM
VERY hattcng and successful Boston. No has
commenced has Writing Classes In this City Tor the reception Of
AcApEmY, No. It's BReApwAx, NY.
vberr and Of capacity
from 10 years expcdiouy taught the
Admired principles of COMMERCIAL PErNAHsHrr.
Adapted Letters. Bills Notes Sales Accounts Receipts En-
ryoss,nss and the Finished Jeury Entry short
purpose II public business and private life.
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR EACH.
That long ts az necessary to acquire cgmpice nd
thorough knowledge oil Writing mat er how indheent leg
bic, Doomcd Cmmp the persons writing ray be, by Mr
Bnstow 6nhng Writing MASTER he Ladies meet daily az u
- Meehants and others visiting the City, complete
OF lessons In . daysl
- Mr.. r. tn he A. NJ 10 from 10 Up M.
All ye who would fine Penmen he,
Conc learn the system Of MI. r.
who w TwELvE LES does guarantee,
To make write most splcndidly eu
FOR SALE.
10 nEAMS OF SAUGERTIEs PAPER,
27t BY 30.
Apply a, ,h,s office. fioiws
wtDs = l, OHus..A good supply on hand and for sale
ig DtLEwis TEUcHTwANoER s7y broadway
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ms only part OF the various debts which and
situations owe 10 England Holland and france The Baltimore
Trust Company ard other sold
IN Europe Probably hundred ions be
the aggregate debt Even the this
ing TO contract debts
From this data Willie popular opinion has been un
der deuson in regardto The ab tiles
abroad These cts asoexan the phenomena oft exchanges
exhibited during the last ores These vast suns Of
Money adj on the indemnes have been coming here the
shape Of foreign merchant and foreign man This
caused exchange 10 lean always But this peculiar
curreat is drawing close The Bank of England and
iish capitalists have caugh the alarm and ares.
Inc further w Ca al to this This begun
asa the constant ucuaon the foreign xchaaces and the of
Tecsng rise and fall their Indicate nature ofthe con-
f-sf.
ins fh'ct OF these vast capital and the debit
incurred by tho state are matters
ofdesp Importance the country nder the
acton ote present policy On ano her day we
shall give an analysis Of this point.
Prices of Stocks the New York Exchange Feb IL
~ p SANK, lIst, is, Tt keatucky Bank, 81
I,c q had- 70, 4. ~, 3, 2a,2 Illinois Bask, 81
oank oLi'e 81 n r., ~ Mania tan Bank. 1873
Morris Canal ca, sst, ST. M.hawk r. r.. ssl "a
Farmcs Trust Co. ll0a BIZ. q Prov n r. los Fl a
ricHsnpms BANK sot, "a Utica X. r., 23. 81
Am Trust Co. l02 H.,
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WANTED,-2 Ladies that understand max ng Shirts in
" the best such will be- of little colse
auo"ce hppv nj ~ MAIDEN Lane al Ar M jl9
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-14

The first annual Annual the North River Fire Company
w axe place at Tamnany Hail Monday evening, February
o,s this Iscsss s the Hal Hal decorated With the banners
70 Inform ihs friends he psas
may Rn with he the above evening
Dancing commence at ,cIock and CONTINUE until late
hoas The so beng under the II
uce his much adnied Cndeal ard sanes sets Of co
Tickets tn lades tickets accompany ng them price g. to be
% s Haul a street, ss sos
Moran Gasher Ho ,ose" HOUSE,
s' COMPOSING A. s 81 SssP" Chairman 1is Sy s'S;r
~ LUMsERMEN's BANK-The notes of this back will
" '' JOHN i sMrH HRS e wa s aa as
Having tried almost all kinds patent medicines for the cure of
nys %S r re E ' S En no
se at9n IN saying that the benefit de.ve from taking
Other nsE ws.
s P ss sn
Ps@ s' ag are entitled tocred J. ovERAcRE
Doctor sears Ann street See advertisement in an
nt rate form hand TeaH Gall maich iom Isl 10 ISL
.s 1 s"s
81 81 above ss T Re
NETyW,r WomK ON FLOWERS THE FLORAL
with six beautiful coo plates Lsndon ed,n iust impaired
iSsss Petty belle sssasasa Ss's s
s oSs y poesa y BY Lady
q aqs s sas ss Da OF Fws' S q coe gr,s 70,
ia one door above Pearl st.
~ ISRAELTS NEW wORK-.HENRIErT
sS s NJ
s ana osas s% Ss a nd - Edwards and Ne' Dr.
flod " - = '' {. sHEPxkD, lss Broadway.
c4EAP GOODS, AT D. y. HENIuoUEs q CO lss
man snss c6" 81 e 90 sre" s S
90 LsS%sh r 81 = s.a a% s s g.
and 2sper .ar with an extensive of Hosiery
eons, &C. DC. j7.G
To Willow WORKERS OR BASKET
MAKERS Woled. person to ohps, by
the New York Chsmical Company Apply at No
fliw. G. B. GILBERT, Agent
UILDER.-The undersigned having made favorable ar
- rsnges cns for quantity obldne materials sbeto CON
communicating terms Specifications, Designs &C furnished
oyers Tree Of expense .,.,, ,,,,.
References W. Benedict, 30 wall ST is-Im-
ERENCSI JUJUBE PAsTE.-Jast received a small
consissment oficnch Juubc Paste superior article,
- BRYHAMs Bowery Steam Confectionery,
fsf No 2e Bowsry, opposite 70 Rvnston street
KEEP YOUR FEET DnY.-"HaIo r lend YOU
my cas- oner. There said be- for have pair
,Rshssl. ws,er roc Bots % Richards who's
10. . and Shoes city Canal street. Thanh you,
w have pair 'efs'e nishaR rc FfsSet No ga Cam,
N B-A spend assortment Of Ladies and Gentlcmcn's and
Proof Boots and shoes m do Of India Ruber Cloth acedbuskas
with pairs Ladies' and Geuemens Water Mockssins
IT, rest sssSr men aass AZ tie lowest price. ever
heard Of wass Proof Boot' only % 50 to o. 50 COED
RICHARDS, No as canals,rce,,
The largest Manufsctu and Oldest loss the block.
= ECTURES ON CHE MIsTRY-At,h c J v,sum
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WANTED-T0 FORM A COMPANY ON A l. sIlTED
w OPAErNEHSHIP-A few enter ,risrlg business mon
w,tha contribution Of 2o ssoos each, form %
Cd Orthe manufacturing Patent ar
Gle the yearly consumption Of which viii probably exceed $780,
00e and tina profits oDsdornba rcesce apply wi
name g. s. at the office oftae Courier Enqurcr dS n
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w ANTED-A young Of active business habits in n
business about to be established abroad Te one VII, Gun
bring recommendations favorable Il now
Offered Address D. this office, with real and reference
will receive prompt attestion. s ims
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WANTI2DAfir first rate Brass fini.hey q, sc,o, "a
Will Dc given apply to 377 Roadway. ~ w y , "aso
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TO LUMBERMENs BANK.-The notes of this back will
pc AIKEN at discount three and half
nerretmore Dy JOHN i. sMTTH, 20 Wall street
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TO CAPITALISTS.

w III Srosoo, on property the Fourth Ward wo,,
more thth double tho azeast Apply to Jamds r. Whins
pcy apu corner of Chamber Park Par,
- 'o "ho"n ~ Ihf " Hitng. Hls.tf
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NEW YORK WANTED
uf.t rate for'ln hand reas Gall mach om 1854 10 is
hand eh OF good figures aud action old AM
ferrcd. '- 800 'e '' "s
F? the above described Horses bera price viii be pad
appncat9n 10 JOHN w. WATSON, ii6 Broadway.
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r ErT !. a. WRITER. on arr

~ COPYING APPARATUS, for copy ns Lett r., Invoices
h &cTbc subs nbr he IL call the attention ef me
cnhnts frof sspna gentlemen, and uayers Teuernly,
sIove M post complete and yet simple confluence b,
when ne edous task " capyiBg entc s form
~ msnt aud compact that 10 into small tfvnk
wni"K desk For sale, wi, csaDe ard retail, by .
r...c &. J. FOLSOM Statvner and Bpsksellar,
IIIu M. 40 FuLun. door NJ owe Peafl e..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-13

Some of the wbg editors act upon the
plan the quaker adopted to get rid of his
dog: he would not kill him-nh, no but
gaye him bad name-shouted mad dog
and let others kill him: SO with these ed-
tors, they cannot, if they would, kill the
Message, but it is very easy to give it bad
nane--say it is /" n document of little pers-
picuity," ''prolix and perplexed in style, :"
and. above all, call it "genuine loco-foco-
ism,"-a term, which they consider fully
equal to that of mad dog, when applied to
one of the canine race. In short, they try
TO persuade the people not to read it, but 10
take their word forts contents, or prejudice
the minds of those, who will peruse it, as
much as possible. Now we say to all men,
OF al! parties, read it, carefully, attentively
divest your minds, if possible, Of all preju-
dice, and form your own opinions-this is
all we ask.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-09-13
From the Ne,c- Yorker.

FOREIGN NEws.-We have had several ar
r'vnl Is this week, bringing down our dates
TO the Sth of August. The intelligence i.
not important; and we shall not attempt
to find room for details. Portugal is in
confusion. In Spain, Don Carlos is said
to have escaped from his enemies, and at
tanned n position of safety, whence he will
again threaten Madrid. Iii. defeat by Oraa
IS confirmed. France is Tranquil. The
Duke Of Orleans has been III, but has re-
covered. The King now ventures to ap-
pear in public. The Prince de JoiuyiIe.
his third son, will soon visit the United
States ns Lieutenant of the Hercules of one
hundred guns. In England, the Wings
have barely held their majority in the Par
liamentary EIections-which does not e.
quail our expectations.
Blu, the best news is that regarding the
Money and Cotton Market. Cotton has
adra1eed both at Lirerpool and Hare,
and sales are heavy. Business is improy.
ing. Money is plentiful, and matters seem
improving generally. All kinds of Ameri-
can produce has advanced and VIC may
fairly hope that the improvement is per-
manent.
The English papers are filled, slmos,
exclusively, with election returns and
speeches, and accounts Of the riotous pro-
ceedings at various places during the poll
ing. 1t is stated that at Wakefield, during
the nomination Of the candidates, no less
than fifty thousand people were engaged in
battle, at one time, with brick bats aud
bludgcons. A correspondent Of the Jour-
nsl contrasts very forcible, the quiet and
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er. " ~
Al se'iaate ON the llth inst. by the Rev Mr..
Sonnsoh' Mr. William s. Peckham Of Warwick,
'o'SnefY oi South kngstown, to Miss Eliza IIoxie
OF seiIgaie' formerly of Char!estown.
"A, New York on Thursday evening, the 3lSt
~ w, oS Ihe Rev, DR.. Hawkes., Mr.. Wm Pell, to
ia,s Uledha redwood, Youngest daughter Of the
this town - - ''"O''' vi
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The REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GEN
ERAL has been made and published. We
copy The following synopsis of his report
from the New York Herald.
lie states that upon the suspension o
specie payments by the banks in May last
all the postmasters were instructed to re
tain their proceeds Of office, and not depos.
Ite them as heretofore, in the various banks
As regards the safety of the money thus
kept in the hands of the postmasters, he
considers it AS much so as formerly, as the
money deposited in their hands will be
drawn for regularly every quarter, and
those who might neglect to deposite would
not venture to dishonor draft Again, as
they are required to have their balances al
ways ready in gold or silver, the depart
ment will always have the means of meet
ing ITS engagements, aud if default in an
individual case should occasionally happen,
nothing like general refusal to pay, as in
the case of the late deposIte banks, is ever
to be apprehended. He considers banks,
though sometimes convenient, by no means
necessary TO the collection and disburse-
ment OF the funds OF his department, and
thinks the business transactions, upon the
whole will be better managed without their
than with il.
The drafts, also, he considers better than
cash, as available in mercantile remiltances,
and this would render the transportation of
specie from one point to another unneces-
sary in the department, if there was not
bank in existence. Should the department
be forced 10 receive deprecated paper. fail
nres and deplorable disorganization through
put the mail service he looks upon as being
he inevitable result.
He concludes in the following words:
"On the whole, no legislation is neces-
'ary to maintain the order of this depart
nent, or to enable it to manage its fiscal
concerns, the existing laws being deemed
'mple for those purposes"
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u Dtr0. {

, Ia lhis town on Saturday morning. Miss Elizabeth
year of her age >'''
Al New-Yolk on the I6.h ult Mrs Anton.tte A
wlie 9l Mr.. Robert 2. DeSilver of Philadelphia
M ana e,1eSI daughter of BarndbaS Bates, Esq OF
Al Irenion, n. Y. on 23d ult. afler a short bu,
severe Illness Miss Sarah Pierce, formerly ofthis
town, aged II YearS
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COMM ERCIAL.
Reported the Boston Daily ADV and Patriot.l
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Sept. ith


AT Market, $40 Beef Cattle, 325 Stores, 20 Cows
and Calves, 1900 Sheep and $40 swine
Prices.-Beef Cattle.--AbOut last weeks prices
we're obtained for like quality, and we quote q
correspond, viz first quality at SO IS 80 %
quality 80 25; IS and Sd quality at Sc.
Cows and Calves.-Sales we're made at S25, %
81, 80, 43 and Si5.
Sheep.-Salcs were effected at little better pri-
ees.-Los were taken at 81 25, G2, / IS, | -, 81
So, 30, 2 75 and 80. A few corset wethers at
Sc each.
NEwYoRk CATTLE MARKgT, Sept Al mar.
ket 800 Beef Cattle, 30 Mich Cows, and 1000 Sheep
and Lambs
The beef was Of fair quality, and the demand
continued limited, even at further reduction Of
20 cents from last weeks prices Sales were made
ofJU head at to 50, average price - the 100 lbs
Mich cows were mostly taken al % 10 so.
Sheep and Lar bs-The market continues ac-
tive, and all with the exception Of few old sheep
we're sold sheep a, ffom 2 to So; Lambs at from
! so to325
Hay-The supply has been short for the past
week aud prices have improved sales st from
81 2 10 81 the lOOlbs.
Straw IN demand and scarce at to 3 dollars the
100 buncbes.
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The speed with which the President
Message has this time been transmitted t.
all parts of the country, exceeds that of al
former record. The express left Washing
ton with it at IL minutes after midday or
Tuesday, and arrived in Baltimore at 2 p
Min Philadelphia, at Gin New York
at IL, and in Boston, at SO minutes pas,
IL on "Wednesday.
1t was conveyed to Baltimore in one
hour and forty-eight minutes, to Philadel-
phIa five hours and forty-eight minutes-to
New York IN ten hours and forty ight min
utes, and to Boston in twenty-four hours
and twenty-six minutes
The distance from Washington 10 Phil
adelphia, is about one hundred and forty
miles, which, as stated above, was gone
over in five hours and forty eight minutes,
being mile in every two and half min
utes, or at the rate of twenty-five miles an
hour, for the whole distance !-alowinu
nothing for stoppages.
The seventy miles of railroad, on the
route between Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA,
the Baltimore American says, were travell-
ed IN the Incredibly short space of one hour
and ttty-four minutesi being at the rate of
nearly Mrty-secen miles an hour, or nearly
mile and half in ecery two minutes, for
the whole distance. Jelu!
From Worcester to Boston the MESSAGE
was carried on the railroad in one bour
and seventeen miuutes-the distance is
43 81 miles
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Improved Steam Engines.--A new steam.
er has been constructed in England, upon
a very superior model. She is called the
Sea Horse, and notice Of her has bee
Published in the Hull (Elg.) Packet.
The motion (it states) is so perfectly
smooth that unless person on board were
aware of the fact, he would scarcely believe
that the engines were at work. The bo-
lers are supplied with distilled water, which
prevents the usual saline deposit and cor
rosion of the boilers. As no deposit or in
crustation can possibly take place, the
transmission of heat to the water is more
uniform, the boiler plates are prevented
from burning, and, consequently, saving
of fuel is the result As the steam is con-
densed through the medium Of copper pipes
(the steam being prevented from coming in
contact with the jet of cold water, ms in the
common mode) the air pump has less work
to perform, and additional power is there
fore gained. Muddy sal, water is entirely
shut ont from the interior Of the engine, and
an immense saving is effected in the wear
and tear of the moving parts.