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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

Iae BRAHAMs --Ourrea1ers will be delighted 10
leara THAI the Brahams, father and son, will be in
towni a lev diy', probably on Saturday or Mon
day, and that they will give concert at the Society
Library next week. See advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

RAILROADS. two last links in the long chain
Of railroads add steam travelling just finished
The road from Portsmouth to Portland. Maine
opened on Monday last, and the link from the
Potomac to Fredericksburgh on the same day The
great Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has been OPEN
ed as far as Cumberland There is now a continu
Gus line OF steam power travelling from Portland
Maine, to the centre of Georgia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

n3- BUTCHERS AND DROvERs' BANK 1t ap.
pears by the letter. n another part of paper from Mr.
Howes one of the stockholders that committed an
error in giving the of this institution in list of
nnn.dyitend pay ing stocks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25
SuJp NEWS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 2.-Arr lose h Cowrerhwsit, Nobre
Kingston. Jam; Below Indis seby. from Nyc5 Eizsbs.h
sussa. hs1ns Mie,cken Liver oo Norris Ssn.y Rue Bar
BALTIMORE Nov 23-An G Ian, Mary, Coffin. Nayaguez;
Emily ott Laoaermsn, Poro Cabeo. Cid X itou
Travers. Curacoa aud a mkt.
RIcHMoNp Nov 22-Sld Ch'rorte Ann. NYork.
NoRFoLK. Nov 22-Arr L.vipt Hal, rb,does: SCI. Al
len, to!k Kimron Osborn, d.; Lawrence B-arse.
do bright sid shin il ON Jay and anchored
in Hampton Roads Trenton Pullman, for Rio
from the Roads to-day
Foreign Ports.
MAyAGUEz, Nov 5-Iu port. Rdeout, Cook, from Norfolk
disg: Nuvis Mcfarland unchaa been detained 10 days by
the custom house.
KINGSTON ia. Nov SIN port, Orb, from Baltimore dsg;
Geogiana, Norfolk do; Leonora. from Wilmington, NC for
NJ bile, DO
BARBADoEs Nov 2-Tn port, Penusyvs na. Tuey of and
FROM fnadv pha for ST Thorn 4th; Cohen J Moore,
Phadephia d'g; Mary Cole. Thompson, Norfolk, do SD
VIM Burke, Richmond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

The ELECTION IN RHODE Is1ANo-The votins
thus TAR stands thus For the Constitution, $685.
against it. 49, to admit blacks to vote, 1877 agains
IT, 565
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

To ADvEKrIsrH-Mr.J }. LITTLE is authorised to collect
advertisements this paper and receive payments for
the same At the prices charged at the desk OF this
ofira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

GO The Amphitheatre celebrates in magnificent style
this evening, the glorious national triumph Of the Evacua-
ton of New York by the British, the 25h of Novem
Der 1885, The Lion Hero. and great diversity of eques
trianism besides illuminaons, transparences music.
flags banners &c. will be display ed upon the occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

M BRANDRETH'S PlLLS.-The original Extract
PilIs-The Brandreth Pills made exclusively of the
extractive parts of vegeabesth extracve parts be-
ing obtained without any chemical process All chemical
medicine, whether vegetable otherwise has been pro-
we'd by experience TO be deeterious the human body
Beware Of chemical medicines.
By the use oBrsndreth Vegetable Pills. during the pre-
valenc, any cause of sickness they safety sec
ally from evers colds from damp chapgeable weather
putrid exhalatons Of any kind contagious maades;
none of these for sickness affect except
through the organs of the stomach and bowels; and
mon tells that there be safer method than
the prevention Of unhealthy accumulaons in those i'm
psrtant organs; matters whether those accumua-
tons proceed from the impure state of the blood the
of the air. changes of weather. from hoesome food
Letthen, those who wish their health
have at to the Brandreth Pills that all su
cent medicine has only to be used to be approved
Sold at % cents per boz, at al Broadway 274 Bowery,
and 1s9 Hudson street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25
Domestic Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 23-The demand for foIr is some
what better and slight Improvement has taken place in
prices. Sales Howard street at S4l2l City Mills 81;
Suquehannah $l2i. Wheat continues very at 70
SO cts for good prime and so rs for inferior TO good
Small sales of whskey continue to be made at ~ %
canfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

The LATE TERRIBLE GALE ON THE LAKEs.-We
learn that the worst fears of all in relation to the
late gale have been fully realised hough the ex-
tent of the disaster has not reached The pier at
Dunkirk is nearly destroyed. The "Harrison" and
"Chautauque"la at the wharf there from Thursday
till Sunday morning, and much OF the time were in
imminent danger, and, finally, as measure of
safety, took to the lake, and into Buffalo, the
wind then blowing a gale. The schooner Brandy
wine, Capt. Tubbs, that was also lying at Dunkirk,
dragged her anchor Saturday night, and that the
last that has been heard OF her definitely. One re-
port is that she went ashore Silver Creek, and
that all on board persisted, and another is that she
went down the river early yesterday morning a
wreck. She was heavily loaded with -four The
steamboat Chicago, bound up, is ashore three miles
below Silver Creek. She was discovered about 9
A. NJ, the 18th, of Silver Creek, in distress The
citizens rallied and followed dewn the coast with
ropes, to render assistance. She beached at ii o.
clock, and the crew and passengers to the number
of about 60, were all saved Her deck freight had
been thrown overheard the night previous, both
pipes carried away, and she became manageable.
The gale struck her between Conneaut and Ashta-
bula. She may be cot off and her cargo saved.
Beside these. we hear that the following schooners
ashore on this side, mostly between Buffalo and
bushels of corn, yefarson, W. Joy, Tippe canoe,
Gall on board losD Ben Franklin, Merchant (Mr. b.
grand, who last year sailed the Favorite, LOST NJ.
Ney, Gall on board ost) and the brig 0. Richmond.
The particulars OF the loss of the Jefferson, w. Joy,
and y Richmond, were gwen In Saturdays paper.
The schooners report seeing some twenty miles up
the lake the 'ny" Of sunken schooner, supposed
to be the Emily The schooner Merchant lost a
couple OF hands--names not known--who were
washed overheard at Grand River, Ohio. Walter
Rossap, hand on the Jena, was also washed over
board during the gale.
The following schooners are ashore on the Canada
side, near Gravelly Bay Indiana, loaded with
salt, total wreck Mississippi, Capt. Raymond,
for Kingston, loaded with flour and pork total
wreck; Ohio, Capt; Robertson, loading hght; M.
Kngman, high and dry, will probably be got off !;
and the brig F, Mills, and the schr. f. Jenny, the
particulars OF whose loss were given Saturday. A
little above Point Abno is the Florida loaded with
flour, pork and whlskey, Tor Buffalo The II. Pier
son, which came in during the storm on Saturday,
saved with great difficulty All her sails are
gone, together with her companion way and several
spars. There is scarcely vessel in Buffalo harbor,
but what has suffered more or less more fearful
gale was scarcely ever known IN mid-wnter on The
Atlantic coast. The brig Hooser, reports passing
the steamboat Constellation in distressed cond.
dion, of the Two Sisters. The Constellation lett
Buffalo last Wednesday or Thursday. She also re-
ports the schr. Michigan with rudder unshipped at
Putin Bay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25
Citvrtellixence.

FIRST SNow.-There was bit of snow storm
yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

DO SORE THROAT AND STIFF NECK CURED
There ofthe year which sore thrnas aud
stiff neck are so common as mt the present end although
hese complaints may first simple in themsel' they
often the orcrunners Of more serious consequences
two doses of ainburn Vegetable Extract Pills taken
cording TO the directions have ee tuay remoued these
annoying complaints in many instances.
Sold at IS per box at the office, s3s broadway,
next door below the Tabernacle. Philadelphia office,
Ledger building, Boston; Court street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

0U- HENRY L. BACKENsTOsE, ESQ, OF LOCK
port in the county Niagara and State of New York be-
ing duly sworn, deposes and say, that afflicted with
Chronic Rheumatism for more than year, much that
was unable to exercise and part Of the time helpless got
somewhat relieved except in the small Of my back
could find any thing that would give until got
Dalleys Pain Extractor Ssve, had faith it could, a
ter having it applied to my back five minutes only
Strengthened perfectly free from pain have also seen
applied to burns and old Sores and has produced
a magic cure, and further said not.
sworn and subscribed before me, this 10th day of Oc
tober, ls42
JOS. r. Billas, j.. P.
The above may be had at II Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

ELopEMENT IN HIGa LIFE.-We have heard fly
ing report of the elopement OF rich heiress of
southern planter, with dashing French Officer
Can any tell us the particulars about il! Is it
fact? Who are the parties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

jos, i. BIIIas, j, 7,
The above may be had at II Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-25

PREsrpENr-MAKING Now, that all the elections
are over for tn year, the politicians are very busy
making preparations to bring forward their variou
candidates. The following is a list of the nags il
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mueh general on the part of Lily's friends; know
OF no betting on the result; heard the remark of
take away your man" made very often, but al
mos always by Llliy's seconds or his friends:
Mccoy spit blood Of l. lly three or four times during
the fight; it appeared to be blood and saliva mixed
together.
The Heralds reported COPY of the fight between
Mccoy and Lilly was here handed to witness to look
at; some portions OF which were asked about.
Counsel for defence objected to his using IT, but
the Cont decided that he could look at il to refresh
his memorv.
WITNESS continued-I think from about the Goth
round blood ilowed from McCoy's mouth when he
Tell; II exuded from the OF his mouth when
he tell, and sometimes rckled on 10 his breast; |
do not know of any preparation at Lillys corner
whereby he could Intricate his flesh; saw some
bottles there. but do not know what was in them.
Cross-erdmined By Mr.. GRAHAM Il went to the
figh to report the proceedings: there were three or
tour other reporters on the ground were not
near each other, but scattered IN different dlrec-
TONS II was generally known that this fight was
to take place before ii came off; it was made public
by common rumor, and was also published in some
OF the papers; there were about two thousand peo-
pie on the ground the place of the fight was not
publicly known until sfter it came off, steamboats,
were advertised TO go to the fight: portion of the
Tune alter the ram, observed number OF persons
on the ground with coats off, il was nearly twelve
o'clock when came on the ground the parties
mao not taken their places in the quare ring when
came on the ground; | took nv position about
twenty minutes before the fight Ibid not see Justice
FOLDER on the ground for twenty minutes before
the night, was In the position that kept alter
ward- did not know Justice Colder then b.
rusth have approached the square ring on the oppo.
ste slde from me; heard order to disperse the
men were about the same weight and size ILL,
ne tallest, and little the heaviest I know no.
thing OF their previous relations they shook hands
IN ne square ring; remarks passed between Mccoy
and Lilly durngth the fight; Iheard Mccoy say "you
have not Murphy TO fight now;" Mccoy spoke
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-12
AUCTION sAT,aa
JoSaah Richards, Aucroserr.
pY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT,

pY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT.
E1 Store lse Broadway
Liberal cash advances made corguu,ents for aucto,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY EVENINGS
:. Dec Ia. l5anI Is.
fALcAsLs PRIyArg LBSARY.Thc remaining r.,rt;or f
"a. ssisaoe library OF the late S d. Lansrse Eso with
ssera collections selected from other Libraries isc,udin
~. collection OF sterling authors IN Civil and &c.
an extraordinary cogectins oi rare works On s,e-s
VsoIAs on Sisss HesuldsS. An,, Typography, BbIiog,
rt,;,t ISygai'ecsare, Antiquities, Classical
fhtoSPnY Sl'ii ant Military Engineering and Tactics:
valuable works IN the Oriental IapSnssrs Voy,s,s
aad Travels works on Medals Coins slecan, and en-
beiisbec books together with barge yarIsv OF y.Iuahe
miscellaneous works m standard English Lilsra,nre
Among lie Ceiieciicn for
WEDNESDAY {FIRSTl EVENINGS SAX ARE
BayIes Great Htpg Dictionary vols solio,
bes Martial achievements the Scot. Nation w oj;a
Psrkers Chronicle the Kings OF England oo; 6ne too
man! Empire oo; Petavus's History OF The World folio:
HaN keswogth'S Voyages vos quaF,o brakes Voyages
ant Travels v 'olo; SrcvePs Travels and History OF
The Antiquities OF Euraqe sSSs; Gresk Tesamest: se-
phe,yss celebrated ard rare edjti5u OF 1916 Croueks Re.
hQccs or Roter BfrS Odhan,'s Works RansSou's Works
10 Ts; The Srtsh Martial vols; klcrptes Ergapd's
champions; yu5noor ) History vols; sccoblnas Works
Bsrtoas History Of The House of 0raose qusrto;
Ecnes Mysteries OF Religious Shows; The Golden Ass
ard AetaiorpheseS OF Apoens vs. Sve: Sayages Dctiou
ary o. les Ar ot Printing! Luckcnbes History o. The Origin
and Progress OF Printing; BoecsccioS Dscanieron svo
SO cEsraSnssi CauSccoirS Lie OF Clement iih; Me-
mo'r OF CountrsS P Ava 2s; hs,ccy OF Suniatracs
VS. SuHyS Memoirs vols; kochS History Europe, Hisso
~ OF the Pop;> Put Memoirs OF Plus 9Th 2vos Lori
Clarendon on Pppih Miracles; Shrey Works aud Poems
the aTs ia;s vs usamoni's Private Life OF Louis 18th
VS. CareRdon's HServ the Rebellion w; wsestu's
Works. Mra5eans Sysem OF Naicrc4 vs. B0iieaus Works:
OvidS Aeainor yhoSS iae foo COPY; Or lbys yrp folio;
Gambado's Aca,einy Tor Grown Hsrse.ren Guarte copy
With plates; Stanley'S History OF Philosophy W too;
Tales and Iests OF Hesh Peters quarnS&c. &c Also
Voyages and Travels Dehtca Works, ana number OF
very scarce works 90 Penmahip. Painting and Architec
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-12
voE, II. No. aIo.

Boy, tie completion of the Cumberland Road, and
the payment of expenses already incurred for
its continuance. The Report of the Board ap-
pointed to visit the Military Academy at West
Point is regarded as very Satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-12

q hIERICAN MUSEU UM-Marble build
"A ing Broadway, opposite St Paups Chnrch.- Dag
vlsi,srs admitted the same evening Free.
II This immense establishment consists or SIX Spacious
Halls each over l00 feet ie,gth aad containing uore
wonderful works OF and than nye maseuIs
in America. Last week OF YANKEE WlNCHELLi ihe
MYSTERIOUS GIPSEY GIRL IS re-engageG. I. 9; Booth,
Celeste bliss Hood Abino Lady, Fancy Glass Working,
Grand Cosnorama &c.
performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, al
o,clo-k and every evening al half past O'Clock Ad-
mss:.n To the thoIe 25 cests; children half price.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-12

gy Eaeuda OF Eanir.-A. C. BARRY, Artist in Hair,
from ouon The real Heads OF Hair SILL stand preen
nen above all others Their peculiarly light, goSsoH,cr
venIiating character, their being shaped exactly tho
natural hair grows, their elasticity and their superior ma
t-ria ana workmanship well as their style Of hnisb End
all combine 10 form such perfect heads OF hair
that ;hey must be- to b. fully appreciated.
new system OF the art OF Wig Making taugh, In five les
saGS. See specimen OF 3atry'S Wigs and Scalps, whcs
i'll satisfy the tha, he the best and cheap
maker the cityi6 Broadway corner of Liberty
street, ed stairs dl In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-12
CRAND. GORGEOUS !! SUPERB !!

" NEW.YORK MUSEUM PICTURE GALLEhf'
Broadway, opposite the City Hail
Sir BgSNgTT Manager has the hcnst To arnoonee that
he has al an enormous expense obainr the DRESSES worn
h,, OryySYfcroara and the DuTcHEss OF KENT tbe
occasion of Her Majess Coroaaon aGd Marriage They
are soeotid and superb The extreme, being richly en-
broiered viii. gold velvet and other costly nasefiais, ed
OF The most exquisite workmanship.
sIcNoa BLIrz tie Magician Veatiloqust and Plate
Dancer will great sariety OF extraordinary teS
Miss CLrME.CE the graceful Danseue-Nr DELAgUg, The
Nimc-Tl ma gnifeent ntDreNes-Herpiat-M Museum--Pic.
urc GaI.ery-Perotmances-L Albtno Deer and III F
A MILLION OF CURIOSITIRS-ALb FOR ONE
SHILLING The splendid Gas Star vii! be briliaMly IL
Illuminated Repeated Performances .dGrizg the a!.ernoon
and e-cniny. d3
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-12

IT New Orgnn.-Wesl Presbyterian Church. Car
rnest-ln Consequence Of the unia gorabie weather
Thanksgiving evening the concert ON h occasion OF open
this city will repeated Monday Evening, Dec. 10
Commences halipas,7' Admission free. A collection
y he made In aid of the OF the evening. do ~
TT sot P-intjnty S1Wce.-An kinds of JOB
PRINTING such as PAMPHLErs CATALOGUES, CHECKS
CARDS BILL HEADS, INSURANCE POLICIES, SHOW BILLS,
BILLS OF LApING CIRCULARS. &c. &c. neatly and espet
tiousy executed The Once OF The pribuae LOO NHstau
street NO
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-12

=
This old established iavore AnnCn! contaas co1rinulons
Miss Roberts LADY wo,tley Calder Gampbe, Lord Iiac-
ne-s, Dr. Mackenzie LEIGH Richie Gc., &c
d = CO HAVE NOW READY the whele ass crtEicnt
OF the ENGLISH ANIMALS for tie ensuing year, as
follows:
Tbe Keensake, edited by the Countess OF Bless!ngton,
sp Hjly illustrated with Numerous highly hHishet eia
wings. bound in crimson SILK.
This splendid volume contains contributions IL prose ana
verse roGI NAM d>tngu shed writer's
The Book OF Beauty edited by The Countess OF Blessing
tn elegantly illustrated with agny finished portraits oi
various Ladies of distraction, beautifully bound in silk
This elegant volume contains pleasing variety il prose
and verse contributed by various distinguished writer's
such n, Sir E. L. Snlwer. Lady Woruey William 5. e.
Hall. Miss Ellen Power, &c, &c.
The American in Paris. Picturesque Annual, benz
Picture OF Paris Life The Court. the aoou and toe "a
my Circle, With graphic Description OF the Pubic
Amuseez and Festivities, illustrated with eighteen sfe
,iid plates, elegantly bound.
Eocget- -Sfe-Npt, a Christmas, Newyear and Birthday
Present edited by Frederick S1ober coutaning ten beau
.iin plates, elegantly bound IN morocco
Friendships offering ard Winters Wrath, Christmas
Gus popular writers illustrated with ten hne plates IN er
boesed morocco binding.
English Feari., portraits oF the boudoir sere' OF
highly finished engrayings with poecai iurseons-ioho
SIZE.
Gem of Lov Iiaess w;h eight Illustrations, and pleas
Ing variety III prose and veFse-esreen sik
TIE variety OF these splendid illustrated works sur
pass beauty OF engraving and selection OF SUBJECTS those
OF previous yeas.
D. a. Co offer FOR sale at retail, Fishers Drawing
Reoa, Scrap Boek for l843. Price 81
JUST PUBLISHED:
The Rose AfieclicIs Gin, for lSiS edited by Enlly
sIarshaIl, ten piates, rlorocCe-sl . do Ills
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-12
Important from yucatan.

NewOdeans papers Of the Let inst. from Yuca-
tan contain news from Merida to Nov 18th, of cor
siderable interest. The whole State is in ferrnent
at the invasion by Mexico aud the papers contain
long lists Of contributions Of money and provisions
for the sustenance Of the Army An engagement
took place on the 10Th between the Yucatanesc
under Cei. Genbo4 and portion of the Mexican
Army al Humul near Campeachy. Five were
wounded the part of the former, bat none
killed the official despatch says that on the side
Of the enemy the slaughter much greater.
Private letters of the 18th mention that several
deserters from the Mexican lines had joined
the Yucatanese. They state that The troops of
the Mexcans, consisting of about 1000 men, were
disgusted with the war. a large detachment OF
troops had left Merida TO succor the beleagured
city of Campoachy. These reinforcements, it was
supposed, would arrive at their destination about
the 10Th of November.
Yucatanese spies reported that the Mexican
General Morales was dangerously ill, and that The
traitor Valay would probably be shot for having
given false information respecting the affairs OF
Yucatan.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-12

JUDICIAL JoKE.-An important case (lliggs Us.
James) involving the right 81 millowncr or ether
controller of waterpowrr to retain the water in lis
pond while another mfowner belsw him wants "a
use it-or rather, involving facts connected with
the settled rights of parties in such cases-was
put in issue at The Circuit Court now sitting at
Ballston, on Tuesday evening. and the examna-
ton and cross-examination OF witnesses bad nat
closed when the Court wanted TO adjourn TO din
ner on Thursday, {the third duy,) Judge Willard
obviously thought ii enough 10 work all Thankssiv-
ing day without occupying also the evening in an
inter,ninablc wransle and inexpicatle confusion
about heads of water, tight dams, gates hoisied,
Sc &C., and feared he should not not he able to
dispose of the case before nightiall At length he
spoke out to the counsel, whc new on the second
stretch, were calling up new witnesses: DO hope
we may be able TO close this testimony before din
ner for fear if we shut down the gate for an
hour, we shall get head of water sufficient to
grind all the afternoon" The apposiiencss of,he
jske the quiet tone in which it was given with a
Slight nasal ,wans, convulsea the whole assem-
biage.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-12

KE GAYLORD, Agent OF the Home
IfA-e League CAsi TAILoRlsc EsTAEiisHMENa, has
REMOVED from no. No. John-street, and has on hand
handsome assortment of Fashionable Winter Goods pur
chased the lowest cash pficeconsisting Of French and
English Beavers French and English CIGhs, French Elias
tic and AMERICAN PREMIUM Cassi1ers Casbmeres, Fig.
Velvet and Satin yestiDgs all Of whic viii oe made up TO
eide. in fashionable style at short notice Particular aten-
ton paid 10 Cutting Making and Trimming Garments, aud
all work warranted TO fit Terms Cash on delivery.
Noyenter 8 1912 HS0 Evils
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-12


EN7nSON'S NEWLY INVENTED
w PATENT sAFETY-LoCK.--This Lock is in
tended Safety Lock for Stores 0fces Banks, Safes.
aall Doors &c The peculiar merits OF this Lock consist
simple method OF Construction, possessing NIL the
curity ihe expensive Combination Lock- the
being very durable and net ct nil likely To get out OF
oder. These qualities With The comparatively low price
a which il is sod ia OF Recommending Is TO all
who wish avail themselves OF the most perfect security
against burglars.
They are manufactured by TIE HOG Printing Press, Ma
chine and Saw Msnufactory, % 81 Sod street, where
all orders CIom CITY any part ot the Uuled States
viii be promptly Supplied The Locks will be furnished
nj or wl,Aou. knobs and atches be desired The
pa;e1te may be found be said establishment and will
attend to putting the locks in any part OF the CITY
The following gentlemen of the htst mechanical talent
have examined the Lock and given certificates The in
yen,or commendatory OI its Superior merits.
bnard Leever, Architect, no. 81 Merchants Exchange
C.. Pollard Architect, No. 6 Broad ST.
E.. Webb, Architect, of John and Nassau sts
IlheI Town, Architect, No. 8s Merchants Exchange.
Richard Upjohn, Architect, Trinity Church.
II. W. Sawyer Architect, i29 Fulton St
Johnson jones' Architects, Of Chambers ST. and
Broadway. d7 lwiS