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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23

AMPS, GIRANDOLES, BRACK.
Eis. CHANDELIERS, sc.-Ths underlined
aee, puohc attention. to his large assorted
800 800 oisseeiss Chandeliers, Brackets Candelabrax
soln' Lard tiuc, Phossens. and Oh Lanps Han L an,
Snea ne has beautiful assortment II the latest
s s%rf T. ma W.T., ..ssS ns to explode Sperm
large assortment Of Paper Shades and svery srt,e go
nectsd with the trade all warranted and Delivered b sny
p n Of NE cry rse Of charge Country merchants sup
Otherwise punctually attended to- SOLOMON REI.
Ii, No lD Casa2.. corner OF Laisht No Isl Green.
nsoA. Nov-fou d. I'll
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GTyM. s. VANDERBILT would call
the attention OF his customer and the public gene
ally well selected stock Of Cloths Cassmerg Vest
ings and Fall and Winter Goods at his CASH
TAILORING ESTA tls Broadway,
rnere he - prepared to make up GENTLEMEN'S auo
BOYS CLOTHING. in the most fashionable style.
He also keeps we'll selected assortment OF GENTLE
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING
slso, general assortment of everything found ina
GBNrLFMEs's FURNISHING gsTANIsHNRNT.
as lns
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nor SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT,

the property OF the late Jonathan Lawrence ESQ Of
this city situated at Hoeewel in the County of Duchess
about miles from the Hudson River. The property
siss of four Of land high state OF improvement
with admirable dwelling house. barn. carnage sad
houses, all IN excclen repair Ia the midst Of highly
cultivated district connected by plank rosds with the VII
the immediate vicinity of church and sch house Tue
tVPeiv M question offers unusual inducements to those
eesnng CHEAP and IN all respects commodious country
residence. For terms apply TO
die 2M HOMER MOpGAN M p,rast
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TO PLANK ROAD CONTRACTORS

Proposals. vii be received by the Monmon 9TH Coun.
ty Plank Road Co till the LIST day Of March next for build
ing DOUBLE TRACK PLANK ROAD from KeypcTt 10
freel old Monmouth Co, N j., distance of Isl miles,
she work to be commenced early in the Spring and
pleted by the Of October with the option
three miles of SAID road for which separate proposals will
be received till the st day of November next the work to
he commenced immediately after the taken, And
be completed by the LIST day Of January NEXT Address
JOHN HERBERT, Marlboro, N. J., DANIEL STILL
WELL, Middleown Point, N j., or the subscriber KEY
port N. J. ALFRED WALLING, Secretary.
40 ,nS
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ERESH FRUITS.-Malaga Grapes,

II Malaga Rails, 8, &c &c-JOHN B. GAsSNER, No
iss Chatham ST. ofers for saeswhole half and quarter
boxes Zante cuuants, sultana raisins Madeira ctron
Italian citrcn lemons Ewes appes lady apples
Bordeaux prnes fancy boxes Smyrna and Malaga hgs
Egvptlan dates Ayabian dates. bitter almonds, Jordan
sheed almonds Sicily shelled almonds, almond paper
she'll &c, siberts Brazil nuts Madeira nuts Pecan nuts,
coco nuts peanuts Csabra sSicy and refined hcorce,
rock candy sperm candles all colors and different prices
sperm oil, winter aud fall strained sweet OIL IN bottles
and betes sardmes in oil anchc,es olives, capeIs
mushroom and tomato caichup picked onions. wanuts
gherkins &C 60 Worcestershire together with
genera assortment Of Engiish sauces
Also very superior green aud black teas iu sss0rt
ment and while and brown sugars all me different brands
all vices coffee assortment also roasted and ground
daily chocolate prepared cocoa and paste cocoa Shells
Spices whole and ground warranted pure Bakersbrown
pineapple rasbey lemon ginger orset and other syrups
cherry and tssbeTry brandy rich and delicious cordial
codss feeign and domestic, m bottles and on DRAFT oia
Irish Scotch, and Monongahela whisky, superior old
wines and liquors an extensive assortment English,
Scotch, and American ale and porter, IN bottles white
comb honey molaSses and syrup; brandy peaches and
cherries eilies East and West India preserves sapsaso
English and American cheese. &c.
Havana ard Principe cigars, various BRANDS aad verJ
fine; Hedsick Champagne and other favorits brands,
always on hand
This above goods for sae in original packages or by
retail, by JOHN b. GASSNER. No. 1872 Chatham St
dS Jis Opposite the National i heater.
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n AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL,
Real Gstdte .for 9aie.

At PRIVATE SALE-Two valuable
Building Lots the east side Of 9th mex! to the
northeastern corner Of 6tha v. and 2Shst Also six de-
srlble Lots on the north side OF 20 ST. between 9Th
and Broadway mencpg about las feet fom the 9th
large rton of the purchase money bond
md mortgage Alro one valuable Building Lot the
side OF Sd between seth and Goth
10 feet from seth All of the ove lots full
For pIice and further particulars, apply to
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER.
d23 Nv Auctoncer, No. 7 Broad ct.
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YARNS. MILLS and FACTORY 70,

X ANUS, duu ~ iONI iUi
u SALE.-The undersgnedtfen for sale three Farms
situated IN Shawaneunk, Ulster County, IL miles west Of
Newburgh One OF 81 and two of $50 each
pillow and weod land Asc gris mill in prime order. With
three Of stones, mill and trip hammer mill,
machine shep and factory and machinery occupied in
carpet making. The property the Waikiki ~ mdcs
from Newbursh, three from Walden. with plank road
said mil property will be sold sepa with
manson house and more dwelling houses, and land
adjoining TO suit will be sold low liberal The
location and country around will with any the
StSe. Refer 20 Abraham Cris No Wall New YosK
or the subscriber on the premises
dr. Inns JAMES N. MITCHELL.
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CIRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES,

DltiOAAOt Aa~hhA hAhAfA' ha1AI~t
Il FRECLAY kc-The subscribers. importers Of Fire
Bricks, Man Kiln Tiles, 40, have constantly on hand
Bed and White Welsh. :" LAsr Rrtiord. Stoqr,
rire Bricks, common and fancy shapes.
Fireclay Welsh Lumps and Oventlss
Malt Kiln Tiles - hoe-a very superior Atlcts
Coa-Pitumnols and Anthracite Of all descriptions sr
ssl- ~ lots "a suit purchasers Apply 20
SAM, THOMPSON q NEPHEW,
anil sus No MS pesrl-st NswYork
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TO THE PUBLIC.-In this country,
u where almost everybody smokes, there is beside
Iaium crest good Cigar and yeti surDrs what
quanlty of worthless stun Is daily consumed
prices by people who fancy that Cigar imported
cause dear The subscriber requests judges Of The
Weed" to give him call his store. No ll3 Mas
saust.. where be viii sell them warranted Imported CT
manufactured TO his order Havana Of the very best
Nuea Abao leaf much lees price than they pay
fof trash Broadway divan From his grea, facilities
he enabled to sell better article a. 10 pYice than
any ether retailer the He imports all his Cigars
himself and buys nothing IL this country Call and zee
for yourselves. VI MORALES
d23 Js No. lf3 Nasiau-st
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financial.
dividend NOTICE.-The semi

dividend NOTICE.-The semi
~ Annual In crest falling due, ia this city, on the u
day of January 1852. the following named sscurit
viii be paid site that date the office Of the undersigned
on presentation of the proper Coupons, viz
THE BONDS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. ss
Banking purposes issued in 1885, being the 81. 800 o>'
IS per cents)
THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA
BONDS Issued to the Ohio and Peansylv Ralrek
Co. Is per cents)
THE CITY OF ALLEGHENY. PENNSYLVANIA
BONDS, issued to the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rsilrss
Co. (6per cents)
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEw-ALBANY.
INDIANA issued to the New Albany and Salem RahrssA
Co q pea cents)
THE FRANKLIN COUNTY. OHIO BONDS. Issued
to the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati sad Colus-
bus and Xenis Railroad Companies. II per cents)
THE GREENE COUNTY. OHIO BONDS, issued 70
the Columbus and Xenia Railroad Co. q por cents)
THE STARK COUNTY. OHIO BONDS. issseA ssAs
Ohio and Pennsylvani Railroad Co (6 per cents)
THE CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, OHIO BONDS. issssd
the Columbus. Pqua and Indiana Railroad Co q pr cs
THE BONDS OF THE COUNTY Oh ALLE0HH-
NY, PENNSYLVANIA; Special Loan Of $,5.M
(6 per ceHts)
THE OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS. Il per cen,s)
THE INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFONTAINl
RAILROAD COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS
7prcts)
THE ROSS COUNTY, OHIO SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS. issued to the Maristta and Cincinnati r. r. o.
THE JACKSON COUNTY. OHIO BONDS, issusdu
the Scioto and Hooking Valley Railroad Co.
THE SCIOTO COUNTY OHIO BONDS, issued to ~
Scoto and Hooking Valley Railroad Co.
THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH,, OHIO BONDS
issued TO the scioo and Hooking Valley Railroad %.
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEVEN PBR
CENT BONDS. payable in Now-York
d23 tie WINsLOW, LANlERS co. No - WaIl-sf.
DAILROAD MORTGAGE BONDS
y The undersigned offer for sale -
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the Baf-
talo and State Railroad Company-6fteen yea" torn
Coupons attached--paysble LIST April and October.
S3O,OCO Seven PEI Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of The Nsw-
Haven and New London Raiiroad-ftses years 70 rsn-
Coupons attaohed-payeble 10th March and septemsw.
SIC, 600 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds OF tho New
Haven and Northampton Company. Canal ksnresd)-
eighteen yesrs to run-Coupons loA Jnaay an
July.
$4,000 Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the nsrA-
srn Indiana Railroad Companytsn ears ruaCssess
payable LIST February aud August.
Those Bonds all secured by first mortgages Ne re-
spsctve Roads and this interest and principal psyass
Ia New York WARD CO.,
DIS II No. 81 Walls
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DITCH PRESENTS of GOLD and Sill

RICH PRESENTS of GOLD and Sill
1NVER al SQUIRE BROTHERS. No. ~ Fulton-st.
and No. 1872 Bowety WATCHES, JEWELRY and Sill
YER WALKING can make IL the interest Of those who
wh above goods tb arrangements IN Eutope and
the manufacture here Of getpg goods from the first
bspd) make their purchases at either store No 81 Full
ton II. or No 1872 Boscry.
Gold aiehes by Ceepcr, Tobias Beesiey aud others.
Gold Patent Lever Watches. full eweled.
Colo Watches timers Tor engineers and conduc-
tors Of Railroads.
Gold Patent Lever Watches for Ladies
God and Silver atches OF all kinds
Gold Chains. new article; the Chateain for ladies
Gold Wedding Rings. made expressly Tor that purpose
Gold Lockets Ike Watches, open beth sides.
Silver Tea Sets, Folks, Spoons, Ladies. &c.
Silver Ware the pride OF business and are deter
mined keep the repu alton Of selling All Silver equal
tod0lnss and that is wan ahted standard
Cake Bask cts. Casters. Candiestcks, Waters, &c.
Qua RULE-An goods warranted AS represented each
article has the price marked PLAN IN figures.
One phi and cash only. DO til
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yyvo ARCHvTEcrS-Tbs Commits

Two ARCHITECTS. The Commits
n s,orers OF Rua'grstlon propose 70 erect HospN.
build ard Island Ia conras ae beds. $, srrsnSed
that II nay hereafter be enlarged to costsin dosoe bal
upr If required and with spec.a attsntloa 20 yeailA
tioa warming cooking. bathing. &c. Tue csmmsssossers
invite designs archtects watch should Ne seat 70
s:her OF ths undersigned prior the 3ls Dee ard Trey
Wi pay s3ss for design which may he adopted b. th-
Ioa nd with suitable specifications for the sans
CUBAN c. VERpI iNCKO
ROBERT MiNTURN. C,m.,,.ts.
CYRUS CURIISs,
FERDINAND kARCk
guTt
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IN CRAWBICK'S UPHOLSTERY,

" UNA W bum a. VI IlOLNJ Csb 3
w HOUSE, and Ship- Furnishing WMerocsss, Ne
iss Grand-st New York where viii Ne found coueess
a the following ARTICLES Feathers hair mos
and also beds PAasses ana cusnions
slss bedsssds Of svey description. Viz patent screw
IRON ont cottage and trunde oots
sc alss splendid VARIETY Of paper hanging boren re-
Nr would call particular attention 70 ais new ssyis Of
hair and sprinx mattresses ". Bod beds and nat
tTesse, rsnoyated'snd made equal 70 new, by
". CRswpUCK 10. ,5s Grsnd-st second
ds,m. door east Of Esssx-a.
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CHELSEA MILLS, 27th-st., betweep

CHELSEA MILLS, 27th-st., between
~ 9th and Oth-au The subscribers having completed
their arrangements for carrying the Milling business.
are now prepared furnish Fresh Ground Extra Flour,
Graham Flour Indian Meal Homny, Wheaton GIFTS,
Parma ard Buckwheat Flour. They Will also prepare
superior article OF Corn Parma, being one Of the best pre-
partitions made Rvshds children GrAn sent 70
Mil will be Ground with dispatch Cora Oats and Feed
for sale Orders sent to the MIL to the Depot, No 10
Beekmsn St WI meet with attention.
d6 imTuThSS MUNSON L WILLIS.
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Hay, COTTON, WOOL, TOBACCO

= OIII anu bAILINN PKEoSE S-fnhCe OF tVrry SIZE
and DESCRIPTION progressive PRINCIPLES These
more simple and efficient than the Hydraulic Press and
OF The same capacity; cest less than half the prce
A b. ALLEN Co. A grcultnrai Implement Warehouse
and Seed Store, Nos 1883 and 49, Wa,es 81 d23 1DnW
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ITO LET-Offices suitable for Mercan-
tile, Manufacturing and other purposes, in building
No l57 Broadway Apply in the bulldog; room No 5. to
d22 Iws r N GELLATLY.
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ENOR SALE-Two genteel twc-story
j. Cottages with Easements with fui, lo,s) modern
built and fin sized the best both for convenience
and durability They situated 80th-s between I'd
and Sd avs good rhoO5 and desIab le for
sentsel residences. Apply 10 A. McCOTrER, No. 1873
Fulton 81 di8 Nv
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Gouses to fet.

TO LET.-StOre No. l67 Broadway.
i Apply to p. N. GELLATLY. on the premises d,z iw'
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NEW AND RARE FLOWERS.-Bip.
nonia Venusta and other choice varieties The sub
scrber offers for sale choice collection Of exotic plants
together with assortment OF the and
cut dowers tastefuy arranged IN Beuquets Baskets or
Epersnes may be desired and hopes to share Of
the liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the last
twelve years r DUNLAP, Florist
dis t3lus No 633 Broadwss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23

NOR SALE-A good and substantial
twOs story and attic frame House situated 3d-av.,
IN G0NANVS The house is well finished, with marble
nantles, CRATES &c Lot 23Il9 Price So Oo0 81 600
remain " desired + Is KINSHiMER,
u20 lee No. 39 ith-ay-2 to : o'clock p. N.
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ITO MACHINISTS.- The following lot

ITO MACHINISTS.- following lot
IL of Machnists' Tools for sale:
One large Slide Lathe u feet long swiags % rueAss
One improved Pattern Mskep' Lathe
Two Drilling Machines
One improved Bolt Cutting Machine
One lot EXTRA quality Wees
One lot Tapes Reamers and Mandri1s
Together with le' Of ShsftIng Puleys &C. with SUR
dry other articles belonging the machine business all Of
which will be sold cheap fer cash.
The subscriber has also Z PlanIng Machine that win
plane feet with wide bed which he will
change for a smaller CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ,
MA EmDlre Iron Worm 25th.R
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Dancing Schools.
DE G.. BROOKES'S DANCING

Lie ACADEMY. corner Chrntie and Delaney sts--
NEW CLASSES for the second quarter will cossmea nee
forming on TUESDAY Dec % Ladies and chldrsa ness
at and till M Gentlemen at tall los Pm Alss
corner Bowery dd HsoS
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nor SALE--A first-rate grain and grass
FARM N Virginia, % miles from Alexandra and
% from Washington containing $50 Of excellent clay
loom soil fronting the 20 Brentsvile the
County townchurches and schools in the vicinity For
farther particulars apply 10 WM DAY No. Ia Libery-s
All letters postpaid VIII meet with immediate attention
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OFFICE or THE NEW YORK Gas LIGHT Co..
No IA Centre Sc, THURSDAY, Dec. Is, 1851. (
A GREEARIY 10 the notice heratnfnre

A GREEABLY to the notice heretofore
sIyen the price Of Gas supplied By this Company will
DC al THIRTY CENTS per hundred from the ls Jann
cent rafe. - ~ $500 $50 F
ne Company h.ve = supply Of COKE, d excellent
yualny made from Camel and New Castle Goals which
the VIII sell al the worf 2ist st. East River NJ a. p4r
of viii deliver within the city at 80 cents add
asr ot eartsge Application to be made the offices
TO lIs Centrp 81. 90 ziss. and Aveau. az
'n.stsn me Pss<-Ohcs By order
''~ G. L. EvERIfT, 6scrs,ary
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TO LET-A large Room suitable for
Il Club Room. Private Parties also Sleeping Apart
me nts 10 Let. Inquire at No. Murray SITS. d23 II
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HEARINGS PRIVATE DANCING
~ and wALTZING ACADEMY, at No. IS Bend e.,
open every day Glasses to salt the convenience Of an
Sorees exclusive to patrons Academies and families
tended. For terms apply as above. d lits
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PRESENTS.-The Sub

u scrhel would call attention his very large stock
suitable for Holiday Presents consisting Of Musc Boxes
in Rosewood and PLAN cases, with tamtorne psaotorte
and o,Mtai attachments Guitars style 0f nish
elegant Accordeons and Elutnas Paror Organs, vions
FLUTES. Flsgecletes, Drums. sc, &c.
diQtyes EDWARD MACK No 81 Fulton st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23

DIANO-FORTE for SALE.-A splen-
II did Rosewood Piano Forte, manufactured by WIN
HALL & SON. New York. 81 ectayes, round cornered
The instrument is entirely new. and viii be sold At
great bargain for cash Inquire at No % Park place
between and A NJ, or and 2P NJ dHlws
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The RULING ISsTINcr.-Two poor, rough
looking men were employed day or two since
near the ferry landing at Lafayette, in getting
barrel 81 -four, their property, from one
skiif into another The thing was awkwardly
done, and ended in the skiffs canting over and
pitching the barrel and the two owners into the
river.
The men could not swim, and there appeared
to be no chance of saving them. Both struggled
hard, however, now sinking, and now coming
up, until the current swept them by the lower
ferry wharf.
A bystander threw himself flat on the wharf
leaned over as far as he could, and managed to
touch with his stick the head of one of the
men, now apparently exhausted. He instantly
clutcbed the slight support and was drawn grad
ualy towards the wharf His rescuer took
him by the hand, and was somewhat surprised
on fdding that the drowning individual was
drawing him overheard, too. 1t was pull Devil
pull DIX,
The man on the wharf managed to get firm
hold with his other hand Of piece of timber
and then to maintain, in one position, the man
IN the water, who held on to him with the grip
OF steel vice, until assistance came and the
poor fellow was taken out of the river.
The other candidate for drowning honors was
rescued, in state of insensibiIity and Just as he
was about disappearing under a large raft. His
fate then would have been sealed
Both men were immediately attended 10, and
proper care taken to restore them to their senses
The very first words they uttered were
Where's the nourr'
The flour was nowhere.-P icapune.
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At the distance Of
35Oftf from the shore the depth is from G to % Fl
Yours, &c,
TEHUAKrEPEc, Jan. 30, 1861.

have found in the bay of Salina Cruz, on the
Pacific shore, another harbor where vessels will
find good, safe, and deep anchorage.
This bay is about two miles to the west of the
Ventosa, separated from it by the peak of Cerro
Moro between these two bays there are some
others, that are small and dangerous. The two
bays of the Ventosa and of Salina Cruz, are at
about equal distances from the town of Tehuan-
tepec. There are some hills on the plain which
extends from Tehuantepec to Salina Cruz, but
the valleys between them afford an easy passage
for the railroad.
The bay of Salina Cruz projects deeper into
the land than that of the Ventosa the extreme
points, which enclose it on the east and west,
advance farther into the sea- These points are
the extremes of the ranges of hills which shut
in the bay. The whole length of the curve
formed by the shores of the bay, is 1000 yards.
In this bay we remarked that the northers had
but little effect on the water, and we were able
to go about in small boat whilst they were
blowing. Here are the soundings:
At the distance Of
"a q Al L Al I "
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-18

FROM OREcos.-The Oregon Spectator says
that mechanics labor of all kinds is very high in
Oregon, wages varying from five to twelve dol
lars day. 1t records the following incident.
which shows that blacksmthing is about as
profitable in Oregon, as the most successful
god-Gigging in California:
Franklin Little, of Washington, District of
Columbia, and Charles p Ludwig, of st. Jo
seph's county, Michigan, have recently left Ore
gon FOR the States with over $4,000 made by
fair hammering, in little less than ten months
They commenced business together on the goth
of February last with but little capital; building
their shop, making their tools, except anvil and
vice, cutting wood, burning coal, and boarded
and lodged themselves. We are informed by
good authority that they made forty-two dia-
mond ploughs from the bar. laid with steel, and
finished complete in seven days, in the latter part
of November, commencing at sunrise, and work.
ing no night after Q O'Clock, the ploughs aver
aging thirty five pounds This Mt the customary
price, would be $l,470 Deduct for cost of ma
terial S27O, leaving nett profit of q ,2O0--the
largest amount of money ever made by two men,
by fair mechanical labor, in the space Of time, In
the Territory; and we doubt very much II there
isa Neallel case in any country;
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& am readyw aaid the spinstsr, usekIy."
Tom shuddered-crawled up to the old LADY,
shut his eyes--made up horrible face, aud
kissed her while Mr.. and Mrs. S. stood by con
vulsed with laughter.
Five minutes afterwards Tom entered the gar
deners lodge, pale, weak and trembling, aud
sunk into chair
" Give me glass of water, Phebe !" he gasped.
" Dear what has happened ?" asked the little
woman
Happened! why, that cussed Miss Veuuice
is paying Mr.. Sccatterly's debts!"
"Well"
well presented my promissory note--he
handed it to her--and--and-O murder TIE
been kissing the old soonian."
Phebe put her arms about his neck and pressed
her lips to his, and Thomas Mayhower then and
there solemnly promised that he would never
more have anything to do with kisses on demand
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The depth then increases rapidly. A chart
which will forward will show the soundings
further out.
In my opinion, the Ventosa is preferable to
Salina Cruz, for the very reason that the latter
is deeper, and also because in certain winds ves-
sells could not enter leave the latter bay,
whilst any wind would serve their purpose in the
former.
You will easily conceive that the deeper the
waters of a bay, the greater the length of chain
TINT must be let out and the greater the distance
of vessels from each other; and, notwithstand-
ing every precaution by vessels so situated, col
lisions take place when they are weighing anchor
with anything of a breeze blowing.
Nours &c n