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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10

The Norfoik B,seen Of the otn inst says:-Tbs fS,-
r. the vessels mpriring the squsdr6a Asss-
terrsnean. The names of the stsssaes aud fsr~ard
ecers OF some Of the ship. srs also given but our In
fermant esnpot reoollect all Of them.
rssae indspe pendsnos (ess ship. 5s)-Conussass-in-
chi-f, Conmodors chsris- W Morgan Fls.t csp,sss
:.s r:rss" an. .sp 5onn
Ola Window. Alexander Murray. tohnQ Adams. tl.S
Llsutsnant, Pereivh Drsyton. Surgeon Of tn. FissI
VIM. Wbelan. fu<ser, charles y urrsy First Master,
Edward Hississ; Second do. John G Bssaucnt Passed
Assistant Surgeon WIN 0ri.r; Assistant 40. Washing
Mathematics, Mordeesi rsrr.u com.oda.. s.'r,-
tAry, Francis de Jsnvisf Passed Midshis@es,
Chsrl.s 2. gsysra, samuel a. Frs.slia; ws- :. He'd
man, s. Isdyard Phelps, James }. Wsddsl Mdsssp-
men, H. NJ. Garland, j. g sk.rr-tt, Rsfu. sp.o.sine,
Issse w Hester, - Davis postsssp' Ea-md e.
yendy. Gunner As. curti' csrren'sr' srsner Ce'A.
sA,imaksr, y. Middleton.
Frigats Constitution. t4p Captain, Thoma, a.
p y. ss.s,uen, c D. roipd-Itsr L 9. ssrton, W 4.
Mckinney. Surgeon, c. 3. 0nloo Pur.er B. Cahooa;
Msstsr, n, Rslsodo Chaplain - sthsnisl Fross-
friss,s cvm ssrisps t4) .yts,n. w.. K. L.u-
cbss .stsedr,su. n G. flag, Geo. W. Chapman.
MoatSonsry Hunt; Surgeon harrington; Parssr, 30
s ,.ss Surgeon issssa Hudson, 2s.sssss; do Ea.~a
s9yse; Br.r.t Captain o siarises, addison ississe
,,s . Ss:s-,e css. s.,:s. rs% rs's
Repshav, Eomupd Lspiss, Io,eph u Ads~s; ssrseee.
Geo Clyneri passed Ass't do, John o. G. Barclays
stesmer Nisrissppi, (lo) Captain, John Q. LosSi
Lieetsnsnts, wm. q. Chapls. J 2. Sanford. JOAN
nutieas. r n trcsssu; surgeon. uecrss Dlsch.sl,'
furssr n. Ettinsi Master, J. Kssnssd; Asst ssr-
seon. James Hamilton rsssed hidshipmen Wm Nell
sop, J. smith. j. ysD Ness Phillip, Thomas fouss,
r. g. Watmough; chief Epsineer Jeass Gsy; First
Asst do VIM Everett, kott Dansy; secesa ASS
DO, q w. Geddes, - Lossu, Bsc w. Ccismsn, -
otsrssi rmser's CLERK, sbss sect
Sieop d va, jsDestovp, (o)-Comman1ss ssmsa
Mercer; Lientebants. thatcher, VI ~ Harrtsss,
Wa. Roe Gardner, nsycC q. Wsninsi ssrseon ,se'os
l.. D. Nblisof, s!astsf. haTGd Barrett
CoafaIssJo- ~ CLafrs AosiNsr Mssco--Fee THE
tcard met ruFsuast 20 sdiovrnmest fresest ell ths
reubara The secretary epbfsttted memorial ffsm
Wu 8 farroit cisimsnt nov before the board, ask-
ine that an application IN conformity vith the lssh
article OF the Treaty Of ths "a of Pebvusyy, 1855 bs
rssie 20 the Nexican Doverunent for csrtau psprrs
sn documests necessary to the just decision Of his
claim Ordessd. thceecp, that such appcs alton -
m ads emo cent forward In the usual fsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10
ADAMS 4 Co

- Nc. les. ADAMS g. co
80 sAs vrsrcnco, Dee 70. 1919.
. sSsss Received W wstm.re Gray, three ounces
-s5o1 Of Placer Cola which We ssrss forvsri 70
New YORK; and deliver lanes oordsr Benssts
s2ssss IA Co. vii ne. bs resrensitls fer the con-
tents Of Asy vaisshis Pssksss, unless that vsius
-sE. 10 expressed In shs reeeiyt
/. so trsi<ht - per margin. and Tsssrsnse. and
.fy paid, uL For ADAssA CO,
sss in rnKEnAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10
EUROPEAN NEWS.
~~~~~~O~~~~~>o~~~>~~o~N
A r Riv Al
STEAMSHIP EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
Two Weeks Later Intelligence.
Tclcsraphic from Halifax, N. s, TO Portland,
THENCE BY
SPECIAL EXPRESS TO BOSTON,
THENcE BY
Telegraphic to New York,
Bain's Merchants Line.
ooo-N~>U~N~cO>~~oS-NNoo-a
Loss Of the Packet Ship Hottinguer,
with the Captain and Twelve
Of the Crew.
~N>>oN~N|N"sNN~>~oO~poONo
Bain's Merchants Line
Advance in the Cotton Market.

The steamship Europa, Capt. Lott, arrived at
sailed from Liverpool on Saturday. the 10Th uli
and our advices from Europe are, therefore, two
weeks later Than those previously received
Notwithstanding the darkness of the night, the
express f ON Portland to Boston was run by Mr..
ChaIl.s Sprarc In hours and 20 minutes
The " hole of the news came over BANS MgR-
CHANTS LINE, (ofhce No. 90 Wall street) without
the slightest interruption. I0deed, ne YER had
despatch transmitted over any wire 80 rapidly and
smoothly.
The Europa probably left Halifax about II
O'Clock on Friday night She Will arrive az this
port sometime tomorrow mornng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10

The threatened dissolution Of the Cabinet APP
pears 10 have been avoided by some compromise.
The King is now disposed TO take the oath OF the
constitution.
The Eriurt Parliament is declared TO be an i'm
penous political necessity for Prussia.
Al Berlin negotiations for the treaty OF peace
with Denmark have been renewed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10

thst Airs kiier ard MIR Baker stopped ~ Lyncnburg,
We snsrt tine since, where Mr vas recognize
Lysckburg R,t~ihcan, speaking Of TIE affair says:-
he st 6rst dsnisd their ideutty bat upos Nr Jones
pfoposirG 20 call In gsntsman from stsanfsn who
kos~ hira ssclinsd the honor cf an inuoduction Ne
evncsd cree -sive and appealed 20 Nr Jones' 70
kn0v whst be had bert Do under the oiroumstancrs.
Ma s.ejped to ssvise him but proposed 70 advise
Mis Nhief 20 ~hich he readily consented. Upon eu-
tns her rom Rshsr told her that she suspected
q b-tns Airs MILLER without evinotog the slightest
snoton, and cslnly winding her guard ohsin about
MT orstfs che very modssuy expressed ner insouisy
70 upesfrtsso What vas meant BY the remark hr. j.
ssp~ipec all the particulars Of the eopsmsnt when
sbs bevsd her unsefstspding Of the na'st ssA pes-
nuy suesssttd 10 her paranoar that A. bis snsinsss
vas efsssins 70 would perhaps be best that he should
go oD to Liberty and bet her remain until his resurn
that thsy might IN the meantime take steps " clear
~ the ubfounded suspiciops aost 20 their preufse
go,dhpscresy. With the remark ths, u vss matter
Which dia net concern the public; and ssouf vhieh
th'y per- alone accountable TO dsor Miller and they
sonid th'<sfors psse-.d tcsethsr Nc then enter.
"a to c,neersstion with her snd In the course OF IL
ansy advised her 20 retraos her steps ana return 70
ter fsthef- telling her that Baker would drop her on
he trst ccession tbet presented hself ard sss ant
clir Mt advice and srprrss.d hsrse.s nDsrvious
esry su.poicH " Rsker's ndslity Mrs hiii.r IL .
tHssi ~.Esn quiis pretty, vith pug nose about 80
s-v q short hsir Her psrsmcur seems 70 b, shout
~ or - yssss ~ sgs-n OF modersts sirs tolerasly
bsrssoms and the sppes'snce of his face Indicated
.s,h bas rsc.ntiy been ,bors Of psir of -hi.ssrs
Ihsy f~~s1vsa their bre-kfst and disner esl their
rs,n bot sstsf The recognition they marched 70 the
srrpsr ssbs With quite bod step and ehs-rful sx's
nor o. least The lady did but the youne man dd not
dc~nessts pc~srspcs the rem sfnder Of the day In
zee v zee evident that she woman Of almost To-
crsdssis nsrvs, while he po.ssssed very little IL IL
.pss Mr. ZONES vrot. inssdistsiy % her father a.
Dstsoss, MiehiSss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10
Germany.

In Wuriemberg here spyrars 10 be q change
OF opinion favorable to Russian influence.
The Hsnoverisn Chamber refuses TO recognise
the central commission OF Aussris and Prussia. A
constitution ~ reoonme naed for Germany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10

The Sandman Chamber Of Deputies has ep-
proved The treaty Of reacc concluded ut Milan bs-
tween the PiedIuontese and the Austnans. II IA
expected the Senate will also epprove At.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10

II 10 said the wnpi Of money prevents the Pops
offered + nds ,o bls holiness. The Archb shol
Of pourges is saId a. be The hearcr Of this oisr
made in the name Of the French Episcopscy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10
Austria.

Austria IL occupied with the numberless cousti-
tut,ons for her provinces. The provincial diets
are 10 be convoked in October. and that Of the
Empire will assemble in 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10
Tns Ship Guy Managing Aground.

The Guy MannerIng. for New York, got aground
on the outer side OF the Princes Dock, on Mon
day. The fine goods having beer landed in good
order she was Afterwards hauled into the FrInce's
Dock. she had AT oae time eight To ten iect OF
waier in her hold, and appeared very much
strained. The Guy Mannerlng mad dscharged all
her cargo, and will be taken Into the craving dock
for any necessary repairs in her caulking or lower
planks, where crushed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10

The Russians have resumed oIplomltc relations
with the Porte 1t is expected that the Austrians
will not be slow to follow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10
The Frepcn Republic.

Business progresses slowly IN the legislative
Assembly. The budget Is still IN committee. The
Chamber had been for some time occupied with
advices represent Victor Hugo as having made
speech against il, which was applauded with
nay BY the Mosafa,a. The debate adjourned,
amid great excitement. The war against the press
c,nilnues.
The Rejorme has been suspended, and La Presse
seized.
The weather throughout France, especially IN
the South, has been more rigorous than Tor many
years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10

Frenh,s have been, on the whole, well SUI
ported, notwithstanding some interruption 70 tsc
inland commun nicauOn by irost, aud consider able
arrivals OF shipping. But m passeGgers we cAa
notice no Improvement They continus scarce,
and are takep az upfemnneratins rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10

Tie iron market continues hrm, Win am
improved tcaaency The last American mss
brought considerable orders tor rails, ano taere -
dIslosiiion to buy ior the complexion ioi snine ei
mand, and prices have improved. The qu0tiii1as
are merchant bar IRON - los best rolled ET;
hoep 81 ins : she~, ~ 5s; Scotch pug, No |, ast
cash rJ la
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-10
Comm.rrisl Anairs.

LIvHnfooL, Fnday Evening", Jan n -IsJS.
Commercial affairs are siiil IN n satisfactory
state, but, at the came time, less buoy ant than
week ago.
COTTON.
The improved tone with ~hica eur cotton mar
ket closed on the 1S,h inst. manifested Itself upon
us opening on Monday. The demand wes 10 a
isir extent, and tolersby well surrled by holders.
st the fsll rates OF tbs day sesnight. Ga TuesSay
morning the Bos;on steamer VI the 9TH arrived
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-30

The person entered spoa
payment oi me subscription be made il advance.
Distant subscribers forward money BY letter, postage
ON which will be paid all .k s.sod By osssIvss Ia s
u transmission. = ~ M
The COUNTRY PAPER /. puSlbes ,, ,,,.. ~ -
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Subscriptions FOR period year win =. r.c~vsx an
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cinzens Ii they ignorant OF this please to inform
them OF il, aud the consequences
To you, sir, we tender sinceres thanks for your
exeriions in behalf
JOHN WATERS,
JOHN BAWL.
To Mr. LEvyssoHS,
Director OF the Dutch Factory.
true copy;
ROBERT BROWNE
III N nj Consul for Canton
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instructions OF January 3st and relieved from confne
ment the seamen OF the American whaler Lagoda .
the wbaler Plymouth, Captain Edwards of Sag Harbor
New York, on the OF Japan, and also in con-
hnement there shall leave in few days for Macao.
and my arrival there will be enabled TO inform the
department more fully of the result of the Prebles
cruise
have the honor to be- very respectfully your obe
dent servant,
ID. GEISINGER
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Erfrod Of dtspdfd from Commodore d. Geisinger,
odarsssed 20 ne Seeretorg Of The Navy, dated
mo AL UNITED SrArss FLsa.smp PLYMourH
Shanghai, May II. Isdo
Sra have the honor 10 inform you of the arrival OF
The Plymouth at this port the 9th instant The PEBBLE
reached her. from JAPAN on the 3D. and was dropping
down the Wo,-ung nver. on her way TO Macao, the
Plymouth psssed up
The pre6s had visited Nangasacki, in pursuance OF my
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PATENT ZINC PAINT.

rz,HE SUBSCRIBERS Agents. OF tho New-Jersey u.
p,oriug and Mining Company, have received nom sneu
.Ttar Ave Vorks at Newark supply OF the Psten. Linf
Brown and FrankinAe Psinls, which vii be hsposed
on reasonable terms ~ A.. 49,. a.,
brown uu 10 deep orange, and also BLACK and Oe.ng
eomoosed OF metallic oKdes hor lasting properties and
nv s.o 1rsnsres nom he same oxides paints peculiarly
ysasbs for The coating ofiron and Of TN, forming ne oes
protection against oZidizaaon now known. ,. x.,r.
These paints when applied 10 wood FORM asoi faua
BILE protection agsinss IRE. .,,., ,,y,,,. s,,,a. 4.
A supply Of The COmpsny's beauniul " mIe o1as y
Eurons s ne most valuable substitute FOR Eni,e lesd sno
olher delesous paints, shortly e1p9 1dNys CO "
the subscribefs, .. H. "NA hS Rsavsr-st
tyI
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY 20.

RxtIEy TO The SUFFERERS BIZ THE PHrLADEL-
yBn FRr-We copy the following from the
I,dger Of Friday: Twenty thousand dollar. have
been contributed by private subscription 10 the re-
lief Of the sufferers by the late Fire, and twenty
thousand more by the City Councils and Commls
,ioners Of the Northern Liberties, making Dirty
thousand in all, which have been contributed by
our citizens alone. 1t is In such act: as these thar
Phi sdepha lays her claim to the title OF the cry
Of Bro,herly Love" No city in the United states
has ever been more free Of its money to relieve the
dis,resses Of humanity, whether it was at the call
of It's own people or those Of other cities Large
sums Of money have been repeatedly sent to New
York 10 aid her citizens in distress similar sums
have been sent 10 Pittsburgh, and IN tact 70 every
city which needed or was supposed 70 need con
tributions Philadelphia has extended her aid hoer'
any and unhesitatingly. She is COW dong tue
same thing 70 her own citizens, and already 4
handsome sum has been collected, which VIII DC
still further swelled by the contributions from the
various Districts and Wards Well she can aiford
il; and what Philadelphia afford to do, and be,
ieves IL her duty to do that she always does and
In the most generous manner, excepting always
providing q proper police organic alton for holding
In check the rowdyism attracted from other cities
by the lenity Of our laws.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.

TIlHE TRIBUNE Ia now TOO widely known 10 need
especial calculation. liza conductors AIM and believe
hey are enabled furnish larger amount and variety o.
Information 10 year, whether In in Daily semi-"eexJ
or Weekly issue than be Obtained cheap In any OH
or form They endeavor to make their Daily al y equal u
everything any go Daily in The world 20 OF their Semi
Weekly At S. and their Weekly al g. which Afforded 70
clubs at very reduced prices. Having no other nAn i'd
vance subscribers sending papers except for cash setu
,nv Maid and favored with . subscription almost no
ou,,e without parallel they enabled to incur expenses
for Literary Assistance, Correspondence. felegaphing
he which very afford. II 10 their aim while tbs
PARTY OF Progress In Europe denied me liberty OF uner
spee on thai continent invite them TO make The Tribune
their organ Accommodation with the public and already
several Of the eminent thinkers OF he Old Wordhsye
beep engaged a. regular correspondents This policy VIII
he PURSUED until ieveral more OF the ables advocates
Political and Social Reform IN Europe sha converse week
" with readers setting In order before them the ut
l sess which the investigators OF age have been 81
sptlv maturing but Of which kingcrs and pescra there
,uae, the utierance We hope, at The same ume not 70
All behind In the other departments OF Journalism, and o.
peciAy that Of Political Intelligence and home Cores
pondence.
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Aggregate to.als.....,......9S43 al le'o

TIE PRESIDENTS FAMILY.-The Detroit Tn.
bun, saws that Mr.. Fillmore has two brothers who
have for some time resided in Washtenaw County,
Micbigsn-one A house carpenter and the other a
backsmith by trade. He has sister 10 Michigan,
the wife of Mr. Harris OF Coldwater, lawyer By
profession, and another sister married In Northern
Tuy HuSeARIASs-G Gov. Uihazy and his party
left burlington Iowa. on the LIST instant for their
new home in the prairiss Of Decatur County in
that State the point before selected by him as the
future home of himself and bis compatriots. They
were plentifully supplied with teams and the ne
cessary agricultural implements.
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MIR. WARLAND the editor Of sae Lowell Courier
Iva paws The following tribute to
G0TTR AIDS SOAP

ave observe that Carleton Hoyey Of this city advertise
GOURAUD's Italian sledcaied soap. IL 10 long since We
have the arce and do not refer TO 10 reference 70
The purpose 10 which IL said particularly sp-
piled But ssy, from some experience years oses
hsG Il by far the pest article 10 be used 10 shaving mat
wss ever manufactured II tte more than even ne
best shaving soap bat there 10 nothing In The msrket mat
can compare with 10 this regard We can truly recon-
mend Il 10 who shaves himself and uses soap Tor
that purpose, Instead OF any ofiu substituted
MI WsrlsHd does not full justice to the admirable quail
nes Of GOURAUD's Italian Mediceted Soap ms, more
over he most wonderful compound ever invented for
curing TAN eckes pimPies and all skin diseases and 20
mother who values me health OF her infant should use any
other soap 10 lie sbluous than GOURAUDS Soap Found
only Al 81 Walker o. sl store from mot Inl Broadway
Wa 6teod
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The Cabinet Ministers.
From the National In,eIhgeneer, July 2

or the seven Cabinet Ministers heretofore an.
nounced as having been appointed by the Presi-
sent Of the Senate, the following have accepted
their appointments, and being here present, have
been duly commissioned, viz Mr.. Webster, the
Secretary Of State; Mr. Corwin, the Secretary OF
the Treasury; Mr.. Hal, the Postmaster General.
Ofthe remaining four, it is understood that the
following accep. their appointments, but have not
yet reached the city, viz Mr. Graham, Secretary
Of the Navy Mr.. Crittenden, Attorney General
TIE following gentlemen are now act vely en-
gagged in discharging the duties Of Heads Of De
psftments Department Of State, Mr.. Webster
Department of the Treasury Mr.. Corwin; Genera
Post Office, Mr.. Hall; Department Of War, Msioi
General Scott Department Of Navy, Commodore
W1rring ton.
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COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE. - WIN b.

CsOd Al Pubic Aucon to The hghes bidder on the pre-
mises In the Village Of Msnlls 0nsndsgs Co, ~ Y, on
Thursday I'd day Of Angus next al 10 O'clock An (un
less Previously disposed Of on private ste) All he real
and personR property Of The "Manus Factory" corns-
Ing OF about 80 Of land substantial stone tuid-
nes each 60 By s. feet OF them four stories the o,hsr
three stories high two sory Stone building y By % feet
between The sooyei stone picking room, "A q - teeA
has ample waier-power Fhy-ons Looms With al he
Necessary machinery the of having been In only
about hree yeAs the whole IN good running condition and
now In operation. There 10 likewise on tie premises
two story stone houss stone boarding house with fur.
niinre, four name dwelling houses frame lumber houss
sale posuve-Tefms per cent on day Of sale Is per
cent On The h day OF September when The deed viii be
delivered the remainder In equal snnua pzynents
viii interest secured by bonds and mortgage on he pre-
misss For further particulars inquire Of
CoRLIEs, HAYDOCK CO.
IS WiIiAms o. New-York,
Of the sgeni FRANKLIN MAY.
haplips, June a, lsso lbf7 eoSiAADSWs1Sxies
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pLANrAGENET MINERAL WATER,

R-Hsyirg recommended 70 my ~ ss
,sr con.eer Them 10 be very eiheacoui u asyng ne
Srest hes and ir attending Fever Aso "a esse wnoso
49, - Acidtv OF the Stomach In kh1umanfm Dropsy,
s,n Affections OF the Kidney and skin snd 10 eeses
Cosiyeness In al esses medical soyse snoua Dc 'akeh
Attending Physician OF the Hote Dsu Hospital ana Lee
,rrsr On surgery IL The School OF Medicine.
Fr ssIe by he Agents sanborn Thompson, los Waer:
q, Rnshtor Clark Co, 10 and rs Broadway, ana
10 AiIor Place, and the principal Druggists 10 mo cy'
tel 2geOd
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mr.. A. Won sTFINBBRG,s invaluable Extract

nR. A. Won sTFlNBBRG's invaluable Extract
Cof Sartaparilla combining with Ssraspsria eneF
geucslly purifying qualities Of other ingredients and
pecAy Of two s1bsAoces which render II decidedly the
best medicinal preparation for the OF sl diseases
arising from impure sate OF the blood aud other auds
ard arrangements Of the physical functions. Principal
Depot lg7 Fulton.I ChuTch-gl Also sOld BIZ Mr. j.
Codeingion. Chemist IFS Broadway; A. Banks, Chemist
4l2 Broad way A. Winship, Chemist l16 Canalst;
Sheridan Apoiheca'ier Hall, 81 BFoomest and al other
respectable Apotheeares. Bislmeod'
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InNR aAIR-VEkY NOVA Beam Enrinn. ircl

cylinder four feet stroke 10 excellent working order
Fitted with ctof metallic ptcs Tag force pump, heater Of
large size and ali modern Improvements Cos. g. 40
fue boiler 81 inches dEmetes 10 feet long made OF the
best Pennsylvania IRON and only two years use Also
6re-ironL grale bar blower, shailing, betting, &c.
One casi iron lining pump, inch chamber, length OF
stroke TO feet with 20 feet Of inch iron pipe
One iron forcing pump. Inch chamber fool strokes
and rs feel OF a inch wrou CHI iron pipe
One OF Crushers, St or crushing ore grinding Ere
clay, &c &c. with strong fGme, puleyt and betting
seis blacksmiths' tooA Old scrap Iron, mining tools
selves, eisierns tackle for hosting, &c kc-
The above Il well worthy the attention o. Mining Cors
panles mHnuscturers and others hey viii be sold
bargain The Engine can be seea working. For tetms
apply 10 JOHN LAMB, 81 Broadway
jyls lM' dFst toor OF Globe Hotel
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Dremecies Of TIE age Dr. Rlcnarssons syrup for sho
era cholera morbus and complaints and pain IN ne
stomach r., -.
Sod a Dr. frspsSssns, $50 Pesri-st Charles u, Ang
lg2 Broadway; II she Druggist store, 4o toi koosn
ssnds lss Bowery; Hsydock, 2ls Ps.rssi tlso, Mr.
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