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N. BOwDITCH BLUNT.
Per A q N AsSt Dls All
CR0ToY AQUgDUor DEPARTMENT,

NAolpN ARNbDIt DEPARTMENT.
ErsineeI's Once New Ycrk Nov. 10, 1851.
BowpiT II Blunt Esq, District Attorney, Sir In
careful examination Of the Wooden Bridges specified IN The
annexed resolution the Grand jury. The plan Of the
Lattice ami the spans between the supporting piers
originally about ice feet N length. Their present charac
ter Is however entrey different The structure the
Harlem Creek system Of tese work. The trestles
below the nal Bridge have good foundsors and to-
geher with the original stone peTs form ppOf,s for the
whole gPesirrctgTe. at distances which general DO not
exceed % feet The caps o. these ressS I.aced I'M
lower chord ct the original Bridge. Tp5n this chord
are mieut date resles about five feet apart built
Of such hieht that their caps come duectl,j I'M
ger. ana SUPPORT TIE cross or door tmoers on which
tie track was originally placed On the top Of these
which the tracks laid all OF the tinbes Of this
new work are sound ara good and well arranged and forms
structure stronger than the original bridge could have
been ard perfectly safe for Railroad travel Tie ony re-
pairs which are needed such r N the shrnkage of
structures whether rev or old 1nd which generally
looked stier and guarded against by those in charge Of
OF the Bridge over tie Harlem River i, is unnecessary,
t. ay ore than that all the original tbeIs are perecT
soai ard good AID At as structure il has besR made
much az IL al Len came from the buliers' hands
uldef AID between the original piers large number Of
in!emedse piers have been lscsd made by strong piles
Neii secured "A Leavy capped These pLe piers 81 d.
nshHg tie distances between the points Of support OF
tie maisrrss have mere sed most materially is ogaa
strength and security These two bridges ali ths,
supposed 70 be embraced IN the resolution Of the Grad
!. nat a. n ,our view Report OF al the BRIGGS over
sLd OF have called 10 thus read IT, viii do So
lteTe were originally three Wooden Bridges spanning
TIE sress which .eIsect the Railroad line near The h.
ZEN Irees To the tvs upper the emarks ap-
- - 20 me an trGge ACROSS the creek ptng al
u these PORTION Of tn orinaI tr,gs b,ebs
mo The nest'e WORK Is gel as act tnde-
-eliN ~ any auxiliary strength from the Old bridges
Ihess ~ structures are en;reiS al for he 49, ~
80, AZ would he even If the original rrusses were
- the SuetDie over i93th-st.. lhc frs. worS Of
the X al AFTER passing through tie Tuynei s ,,a,
~. " "a Understand, temp raIy substitute for
Nun Asa been destroyed by In ITSELF Il is
'y ~ 9Le All Will continue lon T. the tiub
tu IHe alIaa1 en- II is tlbels however Is yuch
hs re ssAE Wy = AIRY one q lis parts would be fa
% the "noe truture The Iloa Bdgs ever IO9h Il Ia.
beer msteiiaiy sirspshsned shce it frs, lnsrsc:
Cd ~ we i1siloh Vi N inteFmt date truss Is pregspt
l. therefore. srpeIIor 20 its original srsnrth but nv &
impressions are unfav raoe 70 bre ss ba. 81 MS ,l,5
OF such iuers.Jrs E-'
am, ST.. ven respectfully your sIient ssry,.,
~ u A. ". CRAVEN, Civl HAsineer
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for the Goli0ans.

-. --As - e- M - Ia
Holiday Presents.
II ROGERS NEW and EXTEN-
ceived from England Ge,ma,g France and China,
comprising the beautiful assortment Of Fancy Good,
ever ofier ed in the CITY OF New-York.
with PRICES DISTINCTLY MARRIED on every article, and all
50 CHEAP as cannot fan to SUIT the purchaser
or NAV Ss and Is @
WORK BOXES and RETICULES.
Needles in Jenny Lind and Victoria Cases
CSRD CASES and PORT MoNNAIEs,
in Gold SnE %B FIN lex c2s rs sh d DESKS
in Ebony pearl a 6o 1a}sT F O1chs aud rosewood
NEW AND ELEGANT ARTICLE FOR LADIES,
made in London expressly to order for Ar Rogers, and
for sale at ins store only ANS
Pearl Ivory AID sandal-woOd, together with an elegant
'-''''~ TORToIs SHE'LL COMBS
rev and beautiful patterns Just received and seid az
"A'' - ''I1 ELEGANT srArUARY.
in Bronze, Parian Marble, and Porcelain.
Cigar Cases, Cigar Stands, Cups and Holders
l. + s.
Work Tables Jenny Lind Tables splendd Pearl-inlaid
Payer Mscae Tables direct from Birmingham, and Of
i'' CHOICE tn{nsTls ard DRESSING COMBS
Tooth, Nail, Hat, Har Comb and Clothes be- Brushes
Chess r,en elegantly curved Dominos and Cards Back
gammsn Boards Battled9 dor, ard ard Gr9,sS rs
both for the and instruction Of children to-
gether With an endless varietv of new
TOYS TOYS - TOYS -
Also large assortment Of CHINESE Toys, an article
seldom offered IN this country fOr sale
HOBBY HORSES.
Drums Swords Guns Bows, S andards and Shields,
Magic Lanterns Balls. Rsttes and Tricks
DOLLS DOLLS
Wax Kid China. and India Rubber beautifully oresseu
in costume II ON the
CRYING BABY TO THE CRYING HEAD
TEA ard DINNER SETS
of rich Porcelain Earthen, China and Platina
SOLDIERS and SHAM FIGHTS. 80
Together with thousand other novelties to be met with
at this extensive establishment.
M ROGERS connection as the principal OF An eX-
tersye house London affords him facilities for Sc
lectirg and IMPORTING FANCY GOODS cheaper than
any other house III the city, and he is determined 10
make his - -
THE CHEAP FANCY STORE"
anu sell such prices cannot fan to pease those
who favor hin, with a call at No. 4i9 Broadway, between
Howard and Grand. SITS di 8TuTh&Sh
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Clothing.


MON HALL Wholesale and Retail
u CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
Csrrer Of Fulton and Nassan.,ts fonno,its the sn,
and Herald Builaings)
THIS immense establishment built expressly for tAs nm
prieiOr P. L. ROGERS, aud opened in November. 1850
consists Of
SIX FLOORS,
each Of which "a, OF itself,
COMPLETE DEPARTMENT
the whole combined forming Of the most perfect and
ccmprehenpive Wholesale and Retail Clothing gnfOr1ns
t. be found in the
CITY OF NEw-YoSK,
embracing stock Of some
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
In every vsey. of the oheapest and desabls style
of goods. of iTportaions aad from snufactuE
eI's agents suited 70 ali markets.
Particular attention Is raid 10 the man rfactIrs q
BOYS CLOTHING.
under the immediate supervision OF exper ,sd cutter
and large assortment constantly or hand
p l. r has jos: completed his
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
which he confidently offers the public As unsurpassed In
extent variety. style, material. workmanship ard cheap
less PI ROGERS
Cnicr Hail Clethinx W.rebOase
H'S saIGTA&s' Corner Of Fulton AMI Nass,a-s.s v.
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7 cRAWBUCK,S UPHOLSTERY,

w HOUSE .nd shiP-FSnishIns warsrcoms, No,
81 Grans-st Nevg-York where vii be found complete
Sssrtrnt Of the following articles Feathsrs hair moss
and hgss also beds mattresses pa,zssss and cushions
aISo bedsteads Of every descrpgon VIZ patent screw.
ron Joint ecs Joint iron Screw cottage ana tr1nde Gotta,
&c also splendid vsrfty Of paper hanging, borders &c
b.ir ana ,DrIng mattresses n B.-Ui beds ard naI-
tees r. novztad aid 8de over equal % new, by
=. CaAN8UCK. No. s5s Grand second
Sc frs door east OF ESSEX IT.
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DODWORTH'S Dancing Academy,

4 DODWORTHS Dancing Academy,
I No. iis Broome-st This Adjustment is now open
for the Glasses Wednesdays and SATURDAYS for
Ladies and Children Saturdays those Nho wish TO
attend once Classes Mondays and Thursdays.
Other classes Wednesdays and Saturdays in the
ng for Geptemen Prac cing Lessons on Thursday
ngs SORES semi-m0nthly for Adults, and monthly for
Chldrsn All the modern DaRoes are included IN 1as
ccuse of nstl uctlon For particulars, CrcIiArs.
ms lma
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WIGS and TOUPEES.--The best and
w cheapest in the city can be found at BATCHE-
LOR'S celebrated Wig Factory No. = Waii-st slsu
CEDAR BOARDS.-Now landing, and
~ for sale, 100 900 feet Of Cedar Boat Board Also;
for sale several Shops and SchOoners from 40 TO 1870 tns
burden Inquire Of (n2l lm.I NJ T. RUEYON 1853 Soutb-s
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ERESH FRUITS.-Malaga Grapes,


4 Malaga Raisi's, sc. Sr-JoHN B. GASSNER, No
1872 Chatham. Offers for sale whole, hall AMI quarter
toxes Zaute clrrants Suana ralsins. Madeira cir'n
Italian cron lemons ges, Eyes apples lady apples
bordeaux prlnes in faLcy boxes smyrna AID Malaga hs
Trvpt an dates. Arabian dates bitter almonds. jordan
Shelled amords sicily shelled almonds, almond paper
shell &c h!berts brazil Madeira nuts. Pecan nuts
COCO nuts, peanuts CalahTa iSciy ard refined icorce
ruck candy sperm candles ali cooss aud hsIent pnces
srerm OIL winter ard fall strained sweet OF. IN bottles
ana betres sardme oil anchories, olives, capers
mushroom and tomato catchup pIcAied onions "alnutS
gherkms, sc Sc Worcestershire sauce, together with
general assortment Of Esssh sauces
ASo very superior and black teas fu asso't-
ment aud white and brown sugars all the different brands
AZ al Prices coffee. assortment also roasted and ground
daily chocolate prepared cocoa and paste cocoa shells
spices whole and ground, warranted pure; Bakers brown
pineapple, raspberry lemon. ginger, Orget and other rus
cherry and raspberry brandy rich and delicious cordial
cOdas foreign and domestic IN bottles and on draft old
Irish. Scotch. and Monongahela whisky; superior old
wines and liquors extensive assortment English
Scotch and American ale and porter, IN bottles white
comb honey molasses and syrup brandy peaches and
cherries eiies East and West India preseryes sapSagoi
English and American cheese. sc.
Havana and Principe cigars, various brands aud verT
fine Hedsick Champagne, and other fiYorite brands
always on hand.
The above goods for sale, in original packages by
retaii by JOHN b GASSNER, No. 1872 Cha ham st.
dS TIE Opposite the National Theatsg,
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UyEE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

At Ger. Tayloris Head -QuArten, No 70 = a4soa-st.
$500 81 Gold p l. ROGERS, COmnlssAry t5easrAi
~. above well known establishment desires 70 .cluan
rs 81 en-. and tbs public thai he y now prep. - 20 es5
- a. asse-rrreni of FALL and WINTER % King
,d ef sgperior materials aRd by eTperenes ~0EsEso
-, fI.n can be found any other house ID his cT.
ne u re establishment Is under tie supeV1ioa o. NJ
sSTDFR who Will specially attend TO tne iste n de-
At thereby guaranteeing perteci u 20 ~ 70 pa
.rcrize hir Remsmber, 7s FusE St, c9rasr "oa-tis1
Tav ol's Head OuaTtsrS. NJ ~
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DICE LES, PRESERVES, CAT
IL SUPS SAUCES &c.-The greatest assortment OF The
shove with variety Brandy Fruits London and French
Mustard Rose and Orange Waters, Flayormg Extracts.
fresh and melted oysters Curre Powder Mulligatawny,
&c for sale by GEORGE RAPHAEL,
nos Inns No. 262 Pearl ST., U. 8. Hotel.
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Udnrino Schools.
DE G. BROOKES'S DANCING

4 DE G.. BROOKES'S DANCING
a 10 ACADEMY Eagle Rooms corner u Chrys;is and
Dtlancoy stsA e subscribers can oe received Tor
the last new classes Days Of tuition Tuesdays ani I'm
days. Lscles and chlldIt meet a. aud I'll 0 Clock
d.; gent 'front.' n 0i VI. Elrs BrOokess even
Ing classes for ladies exclusively, at her residence, No
~ Grind 81 MONDAYS, Tuesdays Thursdays AMI n
Gays, from {. II O. rev class. Monday and lhnrs-
day af,sr oOns, FOR lsOes exclusively forming MT.
BIS Private Academy and residence, No. 213 Granist
OF BO~ory. Esyy application viii be Necessary
A the nunber OF subscribers Is limited ds rs
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Eampe and Burning Glnibs.

FNHE LARGEST and best assortment of
Il Lamps Grandoles, Chandeliers, Candelabras, Hall
Lanterns Of the latest styles and patterns be found at
y. S. CONKLIN'S, No. 1913 Hudson-st. All those who
esgn purchasing goods IN the above line Will do well to
call and examine His prices will be found to be q per
cent less than any other establishment IN the city Also on
hand well selected assortment of Glass and Britannia
Ware Globes Shades Lamp Glasses and Wicks of every
description Sperm and LAID Oil, Camphene and Burning
Fluid Goods sent to any part Of the CITY or carefully
packed fer the country. o28 3mTuIhSSt
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TWO ARCHITECTS.-- ComInls-
u sioners Of Emigration propose to erect Hospital
building on Wards Island to contain 500 beds so arranged
that is my hereafter be enlarged to contain double that
number required and with special attention to venta
ton warning cooking, bathing, &c. The COMMISSIONERS
invite designs from architects which should be sent to
either of the undersigned prior 10 the 3s Dec and they
will pay $500 for the design which be adopted By the
Board with suitable specifications for the same.
GULIAN c. VERPLAECk,1
ROBERT b. MiNTURN, iCommitta.
CYRUS CURTISS,
FERDINAND kARCK
MI TINT
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Presents Presents Presents Pre-

Presents Presents Presents Presents
GEO. w. FUTILE invites all who
~ intend purchasing FANCY or USEFUL AR
TICLES for the GIFT SEASON to make an early
visit to his splendid Emporium, No. 3ij Broadway.
Strangers especially will be well repaid by visit to this
famous Curiosity Shop of all Nations" where maybe
found IN immense variety of style and price the combined
FANCY WARES and NOVELTIES of the WORLD
1t would require volume TO eumerate one half Of the
gems and varieties here collected TIE public, Young and
old rich and poor. gay and sedate may here find ANY
THING and EVERYTHING that heart can desire, at
PRICES UNUSUALLY LOW. The price Is marked in
plain figures every article from which there can be NO
DEVIATION. Mr. FUTILE is prepared this season with
the largest and FINEST VARIETY OF TOYS ever of
fred in the United States to which he calls the particular
attention of all concerned the happiness Of the children
DC 6tTuTh&Si
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No. 39i Broadway, next TO NlbiOs
r STOUVENEL q CO.-50 different
~ new patterns of Gas Chandeliers Brackets, Msntel
Lights. &c, manufactured by Messrs Cornelius Co.,
Philadelphia, warranted the cheapest In this City
FRENCH CHINA.
Dinner Dessert and Tea Sets Toilette and Tets-a Iets
Sets Of our late Importation
RICH CLOCKS, CANDELABRAS, Brackets, Carsel
Lamps, &C. of the latest French styles.
SOLAR CANPHENE and Fluid Lamps Clrandoles,
&c. splendid Of extra rich cut Glass, made
BROOKLYN Flint Glass Company, and cut at our Factory,
Nos SO and 6e Veseys all at low prce, wholesale
and reta NIL I'm
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SEWING MACHINES, of various pat
- terms Howes Patent the best offered, now for
sale at No 2Ol Broadwsy.-Caution-An persons making
ertent Of the law Also Howe's fastening for Gar
ments SUBSTITUTE for buttons, hooks and eyes, &c,
beautiful and desirable article coming into general
mems pants by the inventor and proprietor, ELIAS
HOWE Jr. No. 20l Broadway, up stairs NIL Inn
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CAKES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.-
miscellaneous advertisements.

EXTRACT from Minutes of Grand Jury
E-L Ofseptember l85l-GRAND JURY Room. September
30 lSl-Res0iUed That tae District Attorney request
ed TO inqsre into the condition of the bridges of the New
York and Harlem Railroad over the Harlem Creek and
River IN con JUNCTION with practca! bird builder
and report the result of such inquiry the President Of
the New York and Harlem Railroad Company. and also
to the next Grand Jury. earned unanimously
II ERBEN, Foreman.
D D EGAN, Secretary.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE b,r,,,f,,.


eNstns octweeh TIE s1sscrfbers under tbs In. 4
HARI, MOkEHOC 81 s MEkRirr l. TN. a,v 4 49,.
ey is own limitation. The bss neEs vii - setlet -
sthst o. tho psI'ners Al the office Of MOREHOUsRs
MbRRIrT. No. 3ii PiGe-s,.
RICHARD p HART
STEPHEN y MOREVOUSY
PHILIP II. MERRITT.
New-York December |. 1851.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.-TAe uaAsrsisuea I.
pufst4rce Of the PROVISIONS Of the Revised S.sf,tr -
Limited PaTinersElPs. lave this day oFxsei Lsa,,,s
Parnefseip, that TIE nsrs o. hrm Hnlsr which So.
fMtsrsh.p a 90 be CONDUCTED a. a" MOREHOISr a
MERRITT; " thai the genera nature OF the bassess a
tended 70 be transacted "a The deslag m D5mssc ~
N,.oos On I1nnlsson, that The general parus,, A..
sIEFHLN b. AOhEHOCSE spi PHILIP N Nrp'
M IT n" Isspectyey reside IN ne Cits Il New Yss
aud that the ~. clal Flrtne - RICHARD p HART -
also resides "a the CITY If New logk thar tie All 60
cal PaTr has contributed ~ the common 81 81, -. -
OF ~ euiy five thousand dol that the peDl a. -
sau Partnership - 10 commence the arst asy AZ ~
Der, che thousand eight hundred and afy a. u -
period az which Is wall terminate the s.stlsT AT 49,
bet. one thousand eight hundred ard Inv. thye,
Dated. NcS-YOrk, December !. lsjg
STEPHEN B. MoRYHoIrSr
PHILIP II NERplrT
% 6w RICHARD p HART
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YVARRYTOWN INSTITUTE.--A Sc
lect Boarding School for Boys. a. Tarrytorn, N
TIE Winter Term this Institution Will commences on the
6rst Monday in Nvember. Circulars, Containing terms,
references kc with view of the Institute, takea from
the SPOT on which ofsor Andre captured can be OBJ
tanned at SHEPARIS Book store No ljl Fulton St and
rEH WILCOX, o. g. School Agency, No 2S3 Broad
ysv or By addressing 60,
si3 STukThH A. NEWMAN, Trinelpai-
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WELLS and SISTERS

HENRY WELLS and SISTERS
n ACADEMY for DANCING snd GRACEFUL
DEP0RTMENI a. StUyvesant Institute, NJ. oJg Broad
wsyThe following are some Of the and fashionable
dances and aixos introduced and taught b. X Wells
and Sister; La Ceaiienne, la Eossuth, La NouVelie
Schotsh La Redovys. La Gortza La Valze Simple. Ia
Nalse Dsg1 Temps, la S,olienne. La Polka MszurSs
La Vase ElsleT. La Sch0ttsh SIMPLE La POha Simple
La Crscovia II Velse Henrietta. lie Quadrlle Mazurka,
lie Coton Polka, lie Star Polka QuadnLe lie Qnadnlls
Polka lie Quadie OrdinaiIe La NOuAeau COtilioa. lie
Spanish Cotll5u FL EaSeneTo La Tanpsts sc. Classes
for Masters sRd Misses Wednesday and Saturday ae
moons az o'clock Classes, likewise, for Masters and
bIisses Tuesday and Friday afternoons o'clock The
lessons for adults viii be by of ten each and
VIII take place every Monday and THURSDAY al p NJ for
gentlemen and 10 A. NJ for ladies' These lessons
designed for the adept TO practice welt AS for the begin
Res Hours devoted especially, mornings and evenings
FOR private lessons either at Academy at the resi-
dences Of families. n5t In
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Fulton Foundry. = .
INOR SALE.-Four new Flue Boilers,
With Flues Of IS Horse Power each. with Safety
valves. Steam stops Brass Globe Valves G Scan
sIches Copper PIPES sc. Alss, ihs following Seconl-
Hand Boilers: -
Flue Boiler, Of 10 Horse Power.
Flue Boilers Of % Horse Power each.
Flue Boilers Of q Horse Power each.
Low Pressure Boilers, $50 Horse Power esch'
Propeller Engines 300 Horse Power each
'No" PEASE & MURPHY.
d1,,TbsST, Office No 81 Corlears St, cor. Cherry.
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u u TIC HER & READ, Practical
- HOUSE and SHIP PLUMBERS, Ma. asa Water a.
doors ron Peek alp. All orders promptly attended TO-
hB-ysbklss d'ns wul asa.nsss AMI iis?s,ca. i5Ias
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Observation-Disclosures r.

-UNIUN-UNIUIt.- y . "
Z NEYMEN TAILORS COOPERATIVE UNION,
NJ So Chatham st. would call the attention OF tn'sr ABOUT
rrchssirg Their winter clothing TO theu newly selected
sock al Clnhs Cassmeres and NsSt,ngs winch Trey are
-eared IN make to order the most fashlOna)ls styles
and az prices which cannot fail 70 conmAno 1,!eaton
Resdv made clothing Of all description, constantly N hand
vbS for superior work mensip style ara tnisn vii We
y,h any establishment n the city Strangers as veil as
etzens are invited 10 call and exaallne NAsiAe rs-
Inc or NOT COods aIe freely shown nF I'M
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N7M. S. VANDERBILT would call
w the attention Of his customers and toe public gene
raIly TO ms veil selected stock cf Cloths Vest
ipes and Fsll and Winter Goods az his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, als BroadEy,
where he is prepared TO make Up GENTlEMkNS and
ROY's CLOTHING, in the most fashlona Die style.
He also keeps ll-selected assortment OF GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Also A general assortment OF everything found II 4
eEnrLHxEE's FURNISHING EsTAFLIsassNT.
-. lt.E
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EyO PRINTERS.-FOr sale, ny
DRlULIC STANDING PRESS, Of Hoes make, IN
GOOD order with press boards &c. Two Super Royal oae
Medium and one cap Washington Press WIN inAlnE
.nnaratns Two fonts Small PIca one font Long Primer
Snfs Of Brewer MinOn NOnpariel and Pearl together
with Of Job Type Imposing stone Cases
Stands Racks Chases aud all things necessary for DTln
'"s as Assignee.
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MEDAL TlCKINGS.-50 packages,
1VA manufactured by d Lanmct Son. For sale BY
NESMITH x co,
nl8u Nos. 50 Broad-st aud So Ne vet
COTTON TOWELINGS.-25 cases
~ Hscksbuck AID Brdseye Diapers. For sale By
NESNIITH Co,
ais Nos. % Broad-s: and 50 New-st.
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Marbinern. sc.

rgy0 MACHINISTS. The following lot
II Machjais,s' Tools for sale so;-....
0,o larre Side Lathe u feet long swings @ iH'-''
one ilsass,o.ed Pattern Makers Lathe.
T,ro Drilling Machines.
one improved Bolt Cutting Machine
one 10. extra quality Vices.
ore lot Tapes- ReaInefs and n sndrls a. 18th sr,
ooether with 10. of Skating Pulieys, &c, VIZ -
% Cher articles belonging 20 The machine oushsss' al d
which will be sold cheap for can. -,hi. that will
5he suhseriher has also Pfsning hiachihe thAs VII
,ls sevsn feet with an wide bed wacn ne W. e.
pane 49,. < i nsi1Srone CHRISTIAN SCHWARIZ
enS ah , aoi Empire Iron Works. East 25ih ST.
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rel EW and IMPORTANT INVENTION
lN-IRON and STEEL CARRIAGES.-The superiori-
~ of this owe the old STYLE Of wooden vehicles at once
apparent Its adaptation to all cmes ana seasons IT'S neat
and Appearance its durability and cheapnes are
All qualities that must great and speedy revolution
In this branch Of mechanism. JOSEPH HAGUE,
No G God-st., sole agent for the city.
Application for patent rights TO this carnage
must be made above nor can manufacturers DO too
urgent obtain them for without doubt thus is the reats
iayegtop o0he age. MI I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-09
vVHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be.

THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-
J. tween NETWORK. PHILADELPHIA, BALfl.
MORE and WASHINGTON. NewYork Office corner Of
HANOVER and BEAVER SITS, rear of the Exchange
The PIONEER LINE, with four wires from Washington
to NewYork having Offices at New York jersey CITY,
Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton. Phadel-
phia Wilmington HayTs lie Grace Baltimore and Wash
ngtOn City, and connecting with all the Great Morse
Lines East West North and South. This Company hay
ing lately made repairs OF the line. greatly IN
creased its facilities and more Thoroughly systemetzed It's
business the transmission and mode Of delivery OF
sages prepared TO recevs transmit and deliver
any number Of messages required or the accommodation OF
the public, with accuracy, promptness and fidelity
hitherto uneqEalled The teleraphing business Of tho
public therefore respectfully solicited a. the Office, cor
ner n Hanover ard Beaver sts. ,
IN iyMWF VIM. n SWAIN President