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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIM0NY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
vA loverProfessor awton Of London, having arrived
Boston will send to address, receipt Of dollar
postpaid plain directions enable ladies
win the devoted affections Of the opposite The
IL simple but captivating that all be married.
spectiye Of position aud last
least IL be with such and decacy that
detection 10 impossible Address Professor LAYTON Bos
ton Mass No letters takenfe the Post once unless the
age il paid.
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DARIs MANTILLA EMPoRIUM s5i BROADWAY

The above named premises will be opened Tuesday
the LIST Of April With entirely And extensive
pration of the latest designs of Mantas from the
tnguishcd lubricants of Paris In devoting his
tenon the exclusive importation and Of
these elegant APPENDICES Of ladies' attire the proprietor
deems observe that whilst his constant study
will be to present the very latest most approved
fashions he is also determined that cheapness shall be
leading characteristic of his establishment; being
nocted with Of the hrst houses in the French capt.
tai he unusual facilities for accomplishing these
oieets Novelties will be constantly received by Eu
ropean steamer. Tie peetion OF ladies Is respect
ully solicited. GEO. BULPIN. 81 Broadway.
LRENCU CORSETS.-MISS c. HENRI0N, FROM PA
rs and formerly of Isl Broadway, Milner and Dress
maker begs to aequant her former patrons that she
received from the first manufacturers Paris large
ment OF which che recommend for shape dura
ly and price, which from twelve shilling and
wards Can be examined her residence 81 White street.
three doors from Broadway west side
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TYsAvELLERs' GUIDE.

rTo TRAVELLERS GOING soUTu.-SEw SUPERIOR
and economical line between Baltimore and Frederick
iurr stauntcn Va Richmond snd Petersburg vs.. Lynch
turr, Nf, Raleigh. NJ and Charleston g. q. Tn. public
hereby inf rmed the splendid los
steamer Baltimore CART Alexander NeCausAnd fitted M
with state aud 10 hertks and in speed
.nd sceemnodatian W any boat south = New York y
running between baltimore and Acnia Greek the mouth
offotoac and finey Point In connection with the Rich
mcnd aud Trd,rictsurr aud Richmond aud Petersburg
railroads Passengers ~ this line leaving Commerce
wharf. Baltimere ~ clock u Tuesdays and ri
days reach frodtfirkstur w A. NJ the day. Rich
mond w H. A. ~, and fctt rshurg about r. ". from
Which point they proceed farther south With by
a.. mail line. Through tickets ~ this
telss passenger fru baltimore q frccrickshurs 81
70 Rishmond 81 M to Petersburg, IS 30 10 ChArlsxton
g. sls meals and state extra. Forward cabin
20 frederckshurs including meals and lodging
Do. do. do. 10 Richmond Pete rsburs a. fnelndinx
meals and lodging fcr further information Apply
southern railroad once adjoining the Washington railroad
once Pratt street or 70
CHAs. uoRruINGToS. in. AGENT,
Raltimore March 81. Isrl Commerce street chart
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AWAY WITH CATS.
You'll quickly Kill
You safeiy there deposit.
OF reaches anti,
Or tuss You place the powder,
Ttey1leat and die.
Though you and -,,
-, Twould hurt no more han showasf -, ,
rf,asii Hays Co.. s Corner Ne q sssS cherry
nR. CHARLES NuNpEs wATER CURE ESTABLISH
rerned The Doctoris the earliest disciple q Pre..nr
a s IA. % sun m q s I sS ss
%S Rsa M sasrs Yer y ,r YORK. or 70 ss pc
nR. KELIINcERs' LININEST mas BEEN NEARLY
IL the .. ssii ~ rsS and ss ny it, s Il
surss the heay.s aud all manner q old strains .ors .na
S.,t rroef tSs. iron 4: merit.
ss s.e6 q, hSrss team could v, sasss ~ ,ss I.
vIns adm, hat Re vas not wort, mere wm q.
sS ei s.s TIN. .cos ard !. s are Depot. %
81 and Sc srCesssy hmGss the World, s,ns.s s
s.a sssr. Z s 1rs w Z, VII
wonderful rsr,ieuar. aud .s,osadas -.
Y fesyase ss ana q t g. ssassy payers
HoRsts, moRsEs;,-occ rs But 4 SNAIL EsTl;
egrus ne s.s sSs, s hs :, Il nay cSaa
msn. Tie strongest hind % testimony from ths be-,
10 . the very ever made Many
,urge.ns give their hearty APPROVAL The oliownf rom
kPr Hrown the Oldest ard largest stage rroretars w
the world who have for number of st and cor
tnue 70 use this Lniment exclusively They weep nearly
four h,ndred her,ss ~ their
YORK, Oct u lNs-Havng used Hoyts columbian lAni.
nen In our stables FOR years past and found y me-
excellent and speedy remedy in many complaints Incidental
70 hores We hereby recommend s general v-e " case
of cute bruises strains chefes, swengs ana ntnl
other complaints not herein mentioned The public can r. "
uTcn this remedy 70 be all that claimed for ny the pro
Irietor-klGPk BROWN" To this could be added similar
sors row Swp, as'Iy ne a. r NH %
volume ofevcence n thousands 81 remarkable and tnnne
ds cures man and horse Sold In extra lar otes AZ
twenty tve and atty vholcsc and retail BY Green
Leaf krsey ~ Nescy streets Morrison ~ Chatham
sret Snifen 81 Hudson streets Lyons, ~ Grand street
krf Hays T5 FULTON nrcoklyn. Mandatory ~
Ninth avenue where orders be ksd FOR enc dossn
one hpnsrs1 gross.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

SPORTI Ca CARD.-HAvING NOTICED Mr..
- Thomas Flyers challenge TO fight any for 1900.
would inform the public that prepared sell
irandy wine ale and segars any (bsrrng neither
weight OF age and will guarantee TO give satisfaction
calling at the bite House aud Concord streets
Brooklyn. And beg to state that have drawn
into this but do it Of my accord my sole bene
Mt. WA. * LEACH
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MISS BARTRAN, TEACHER OF THE PIANO
lA forte respectfully announces 70 the public -s
sves thorough irstrseton Ia piano playing asor,ing thS
srprcved snd method o. Aoy- schmidt Re-Js No
y West Seventeenth street, near sisth avenue.
A MUSICIAN WISHES TO GIVE LESSONS on ', A.
20 an equivalent for board. Please address A C.
1870. ee.
DiAN0FoRTE FOR SALE-A SECOND HAND SIR
octave instrument. Apply At e. Broad street,
above.
DIANo FOR SALE CuEAp.--A FINE TONED 81 oc>
\ tave mahogany pisno, With all The mcderr ~rrcvs~
nsnts and in the test crder Alsa good mahogany
toetaye Piano With iron plate VIII be cold very cheap
Apply ~ 80 Tenth srvVt efTint avenue, ssseso
terr
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exel Reward = LOST. IN TINE NEIcuBoRuO0D
DO Of Pine street Cold Fob Chain. with small Seal
attached Any returning il u u Pine street, stairs
will receive the above reward.
TlosT-0N MONDAY. slsT INSTANT A SMALL
Scotch Terrier; has brass collar with the initials
NJ Richards The finder will be suitably rewarded
Leaving IL at No. 50 Broadwny. M
osT-oN SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH - AT
L. kibo's, breast PIN made Of lump Of california
rod leaf iii valued much by the loser
MAS present The finder will be literally rewarded BY
leaving the same At 81 Pearl street, New York.
r osT-oN SUNDAY AFTERNOON, IN PASSING
through Tenth from the OF Third avenue
Broadway and broadway tthe eorusr of fourteenth
ptreet chased gold bracelet or band suitable reward
MIL he raid return Of the nc No. 40 Pine street.
stsirs-
VKyATCH LOST.-LOST on MONDAY EVENING.
between Murray and Twelfth streets. in broadway
Cold Lepine Watch, with silver taco and steel hands
having three seals gold ocket and silver watch key At
tacicd watcrcd silk ribbon liberal reward will be
pxd the finder returning the 10 the College Hotel
No. ~ Murray street.
CTRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
- Blue Cotton Umbrella valuable for eight years hard
service The owner being pcnarous individual will DO
infinite obligation to the finder for returning ~ with
charge s friends dfraying the expense OF this inser
and thereby further obge the Broadway Gold Tinker
J. H. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

OLIVER II. COLDSMITHS WRITING ROOMS. NO 80
~ Broadway hrst above the Irving lfouse-Terns
reduced onehaf vis-S2 20 for tenlsssons hour each
stationery 20 cents twenty lessons for So including
stationery payable subscribing. Ladies' glasses at II
Gentlemen. at A. NJ and and Soclock =. NJ, daily,
cepting Saturday Private instruction Tat the
S3 For sale, Goldsmith's Gems Of Pennanship 81 81.
ERENCH AND ENGLISH PRIVATE CLASS SCHOOL
for ladies' European No. 81 East broadway. Writing
Composition, Astronomy, Piano, Italian, &c. &c. From
to four lessons weekly Terms from 81 to monthly
in advance Private pupils visited and received Schools
and families attended, "A Ia elssse.
WANTED-BY LADY, LATELY ARRIVED IN
w this country, situation in school private family.
She has had thorough French and education
studied the English. Address Ill Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01
SPRING MILLINERY.

ITO TIE LADIES.-PETER ROBERTS 375 BROADWAY
has received full assortment Of new Embroidsres
Laces. Hosiery, Wells Gloves and black Ntts black
founcing Laces Muslin Trimmings, Founcngs Bands &C.
which will be found under the usual prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

CLOTHING.
CLOTHING HOUSE.-BR0oKs BROTHERS NOS. iI6
and I'D Cherry street. corner Of Catherine street. New
York. desire TO inform their friends and that
have for sale extensive and varied stock Of ready
Merchant Tailorng-They would invite especial
10 their selection u goods for the season. which have
carefully procured for this department.
CPRiNG cLoTIiINC-oUR SELECT AND EXTENSIVE
~ stock 81 Clothing for the ready
rFising All the latest styles ~ garments 0f the day
that new and ehAste IN goods g. hs found in
50 aud - John street. corner Of Nassau 81.
STOCKINGS. AND UNDER-CLoTHING or EVERY
~ kind for ladies gent and children variety and
chear at Farishs odestatished stocking Canal
street, second block from Broadway.
CAsr orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies or gentlemen having shuous Effects such
NJ clothing furniture teselry OF hre obtain fair
re.deuce BY poet will be punctuaiiy attended to-
COHEN West Broadway place, near Canal street.
Ladies attended, BY Mrs. Cohen.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies gentlemen leaving the city breaking MP
housekeeping obtain the highest each price for Clothing
Furniture &c. By sending through the ros his
deuce. T.. W. DUSSELDORF, l3 Kim street
NJ B.-Ladee attended By Mrs. DUSSELDORF.
L AIDES AND GENTLEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT.
IL nlly nforned that they obtain the full value In
eahfor all descriptions 81 second hand cast "a Clothing
and second hand articles in general by adng their address
through post er otherwise, OF calling JAMES MORoNEY
AZ hisstore, II Orange street. Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

CANpEN And hsBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
lerk 70 raima,lI la.ie.ves pier NJ. Sorth River
=. "; Afternoon iioe, ut o'clock. v NJ Fare by either
N. Pare 81 10 I. BLISS, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01
HATS.

HATS.-PREEDY'S Is THE OLDEST. AND ONE OF
the most fashionable hat warehouses in London
door to Temple Bar.
OILED STLK.-WIIITE AND YELLOW OF DIFFER
~ qualities glass buttons of all coiors; elastic brads
for matters. &c. for sale at koHLsAAT BROTHERS. -
John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01


WILL Re SOLD on WEDNESDAY, AND APRIL. AT
l2oclock at the New York Horse Bazaar, Mares.
about u lands HIGH having driven
and fact travellers Alec. double harness and SINGLE
the highest bidder without reserve NJ ~ The above pro-
rery can he seen at Mr. In Cherry street
EoR sALE-osE PAIR or CARRIAGE HORSES.
hands high warranted sound; likewise
horses suitable for bakers butchers late
the country. Apply TO PHILIP oSEILL. - Fourth
avenue
LroR sALE-Two HANDSOME RAY MARES. WITH
tlaek tails and names. They hind and scntis Il.
some double harness. earrsee pole &c. To he rcen as
Livery stables Clinton flsee near heDouga ssrcet
EoR sALE-A DARK BLOOD Ray HORSE FIFTEEN
gentle, and stylish Price a.
NohRiS stable In Srth avenue, opposite Eighth street
EoR sALE-A FINE PAIR OF BLACK HORSES, Sc.
ven yasrs cid free travellers f-t rate saddle hcrss
hind in all harness and sound Price $40
rly NcoNANs. Stable, ~ Mercer street
EoR sALE-A ruAgroS IN EXCELLENT oRDER
for city Price low, the W leaving
sety To ~ Grays stable. Warren street ssA<
Broadway
L,oR sALE-A SECOND HAND CARRIAGE or rHB
latest style and In the est order for sale cheap
lady 10 be At ls Clinton place sis,h avenue
n style ofSix seats Roetsvsy-This carriage 70
order by % the beet builders The
$50 viii We cold o~ applied for Immediately ~ has
only tsen nsed one day Can be seen at G. HANS Rspo
STORY 700 Broadway.
rTo HORSE snoERs..roR SALE, THE STOCK TOOLS,
kc Of the chop In wsshnston street. two ssors ire
EDWIN sEAeER.
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(,ARD.-To MR. THOMAS HYER.-HAviSG NOTICED
- card in the daily papers, stating that You Will hight
any in the world for $4,000 ssde--i have not got
$1,000, tits true-but IL Mr. Goodcrson does not make
match with you. will make match with you for $500
aside the hight on three months from the time the
match made have long since retired from tho prize ring
NY befht feet fincber, aud Weights 80 lbs think
could give good n round had In your
square. BOB ISAACS.
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COPARTNERsIIIP NOTICES,


VvNHE COPARTNERsHrP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the undersigned, under the firm 81 ERODE
Bell, vac dissolved the LIST day % March instant All
persons indebted TO the hrm will make payment 70 Bell
who viii also settle all claims against the frm and alone
suthcrsed 20 use the % the firm in qudaon Ne~
York, March, 1861. tsignsd) MOLyNEUx BELL,
GEORGE BRoDfE,
N. Bell continues the bu.nes. Of cloak and mantiils
at the store Of the late firm a Brodie Bell
No 81 Canal street. where be found large assortment
offashionabe Foods in that particular branch % business
THE CoPARTNERsHIP LATELY CARRIED on W.
der the style 81 Thos A. Cults Poster IL this day
Dissolved by mutual consent All debts due 70 owing by
the trm viii te paid or received BY william Foster
THOS. A. CUTS,
New Yort. March %. 1851 WILLIAM FOSTER
ITO IAwYERs.-t COUNCILLOR At LAW, OF SIEVE
raj years standing taTc 10 enrsgrd In practice in
this city wishes 70 form Law psytntrhp 20 AZ
salary 70 DO once tusnes with tome once having
Address NJ g., at this sfhee.
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INSTRUCTION.

DoLYTECHNIC AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE
Il Jersey City, Hsrsmns. No South street Williams
Row No-nsruction isgivcn in the Con, Sciences
Mathematics Modern their literature
Natural Sciences particularly Geology and Chemistry AS
applied the analyses Of Ores and to Agriculture The
pills who board in the family will We requested to speak, al
ternateiy French German and Italian For terms and fur
ther particulars, apply TO EDWARD DELLENBURCH,
Professor Of the Natural Sciences and Foreign Literature
Letters to be drec the Jersey City Post Office.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADrLPnfA.-NIw YORK
~ and Fhilade phia drect-Inited State Mail Line
Through ~ ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fare
~ from foet q Co.rtland, streec and a.
"a. NJ sud T. ". from foot q Liberty street Leave
Ihilader,is IT sndsA spd5P. NJ. from the foot Of
ali sfyegt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

vOnN ALIENS AMERICAN INLAND PASSAGE
Line, Licensed fer the Protection
granite and ohers-ece, ~ Cedar street Nsv Ycrk-fcr
their dsby at the lowest
d part West Southwestern Statc the
das The ruscer would state that he has been engaged
In 70 west nearly thirty years ssi
honered confidence II business and of the
most and hghsst in efcc % Church aud state
JOHN ALLEN, ls5 Cedar street
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HOUSES. ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE wANTED-THE sun
serber would like TO purchase the entire furniture Of
family ftsy the furniture of medium sixed housed An
family about breaking M. and cash customer w ad
dressing line to Conoysr Herald once. NB-Would lik
II as ss the 10th ~ April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

rJNor LANES. GORDON BENNETT. Esq.AT THE
meeting Of Coodsrson aud Hysr. At No. City Hall
Paes hcadsy night Hyer accompanied BY some ,is
Or eight friend and Goodsrson the Mr. Gooderson
that be to hEht Mr. Hysr for Sso and
make Tor 5000 before the expiration OF six month";
liver refused the match for less than 5000 Mr.
odson stated that he did not for in this mat
py satisfy Mr.. Hyer that he eould whip him.
friend Of Mr. Geoderson stated taat Mr. yer would wait
week would be prepared to make the match for
5000 liver stated he would not give hour. Mr..
hyer and his friends then loft the room;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

no. FOR ECoNOMY!-RooMES LIQUID GLUE IS
waterproof and requires preparation II instantly
nnes wood marble, glass ivory porcelain paper or any
known substance Is cheaper than common glue and much
stronger Children H. ladies DO use H. and thereby
much that would be lost The number OF this
article has been before the public and the universal
has met with, sure guarantee Of It's quality Sold
Wholesale aud retail at the Depot 500 broadway, near
Walker street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

The LATE CoLLIsIoN.-The Grand-st
boat was the Seneca, and the Diyison-av. The Osce
ola. The passage leading between the forward and
after cabins III latter is outside of the wheel, there
being windows IN the passage as we'll as in the cab
ms. The woman that killed, and the young
woman that was injured, were standing in the pass
age-way, directly at the spot where the boat struck
The Osceoa was ahead of the Seneca, on making
for their respective Slips three or four lengths the
tides commencing to run rapidly toward the slip In
which the Seneca was to go. The sloop suddenly
coming between the Osceola and her berth, the lat
ter stopped and backed and the tide threw her in the
wake OF the Seneca, which also stopped and backed,
but the pilots, therenot being sufficient time,l were
unable to prevent the boats touching Neither Of
them were in any way disabled. This is the first ia
tai accident we believe, which has occurred with
the present Peck-slip Ferry Company.
The woman killed by the above collision was
Jane Smart, fI97 Monroe-st n. Y, and the girl IN
jured was Caroline Wall conerof Grand and Goerck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19

This ssvnon was reviewed inshe Princeton Repesto-
~ by DR.. hedse, who applied TO IL some severe eps
thets DIR. fSrk replied to this criticism manly in
defensive style, explaining the misconceptions OF his
doctrines, on whi.h the review WAS h.sed pr
Hodge responded to this IN a scyerer ,,.,c,. st,jI
identifying the main positions OF the Ser,,, WITH
theories OF Palagius, Labellus, and vsr,oas os..,
heretics In the last Bibleo,heca Sacra the A,s,x.
Theologue takes his turn, and proceeds to show b,
remorSelesSly calm array OF DR.. Hodges prev,o,s
admissions. his agreement with every position Of
the Sermon which he denounces. The Controversy
brings into the field again those old topics Of pollen
ics-imputaion of SIN and Natural lnablty-dos
trires which entered into the triangular warfare m
which Whepley. Spring and others were oonspsc~
Gus. II l. the old controversy between NewEax-
land theology and Scotch, and a. such awskeas q
hos, Of poemical "reminiscences.
Episcopal Missions. Missioaa-
rles OF the Episcopal Church leave this coua-
try for foreign lands during the present year Rev
Mr.. Keith and Rev. Mr.. Nelson, of the Theological
Seminary al Alexandra, and Rev. Mr. Hubbard Of
Boston.
DEATH or BAPTIST EpIros-Rey. Or.
Farnsworth. President of The Georgetown (kyD
College and formerly Editor of the cArisf,aa wstcA-
man, the Baptist journal at Boston. recently died OF
cholera. lie was a scholar OF liberal feeling and
respectable s,tainments.
RoNGE.-The celebrated John Ronse.
the father of Neo-Catholicsm in Germany. Is now
in London, lecturng on German Democracy
Czerski. who was one of his earliest apostles lives
IN retirement in Germany. The movement 70
which they gave an mpuise has ceased In Ia con.
spcuous in It's original form. but Is far from beng
spent.
CUMBERLAND PREsBYTERIANs.--The Cum.
berland Presbyterians, numerous body at the wes,
uniting Presbyterisl pohty with Anti-C avanistic
doctrines. have recently organized Presbytery 10
California, far up in the mining region. They have
also Presbytery in Oregon, and respectfully
sustained Mission. At the late General Assembly OF
this body, held Pittsburgh. the subject OF slavery
was formally excluded, on the ground that, being a
political institution, the Church has nothing to do
with H.
DEATH or MIssIoNRY. -lntelligence
has been received of the sudden decease OF DR. Ana
nah smith, Missionary Of the American Boari al
Antab. DR.. ;. was aphysician of fine character and
attsinments and son OF the late Azariah Smith,
Esq, of Manhus, n. Y.
Gov. BRIGGs IN THE SABBATH SCHOOL,
correspondent OF the Baptist Chronicie OF Philsdel-
pha lately spending Sabbath at Pitts6eld, notices
the attendance of Bx.Gov. Briggs, who is resident
Of that town. the teacher of large Bible class OF
male members, varying in age from the young man
of twenty the aged father Of four score and ten
wears
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Tn. Golden Gste MachIaery.
r. London papers please copy.

Inquiries have been made OF US as !" INC
plan Of the engines of the Golden Gate. In reply,
we have to state that the engines are OF !ne <'hd
known as oscillating engines The cylinders are
supported a, the center on trunnions In TINS iesce'
they are similar to English and other pan u oSc
can Man Of poppet valves, and manner Of working
- IA o,her important and valuable modlfca-
@ the plans essentially different from those
o,,,.de ssndy HOOK and the excursion 10 Annapolis
and back, have been in the highest degree saiisiaeo
Nv, and there Is every reason 70 anticipate thai
Nan Of engine which dispenses With numerous pars.
Effects great saving in room and weight, with other
incidental advantages Of great value, Will he entirely
successful
We would also add that the plan ara arrangcmea,s
Of the engines entirely own, without conssi-
alton Win any one out OF our establishment.
Cylinder So inches diameter, feet stroke
SriLIwAs. ALLEs 4 GO.
Noe city Irs "1r.s. Tvsss. Jvly Ia. lisa.