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Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
The Late Prize Flight between Sullivan a

Morrissey is still the town talk among sporting
characters, many of whom have money at stake
on the matter, and know not how to decide it.
The two thousand dollars prize-money still re-
mains in the hands of the Stockholders, who re
fuse to give it up Notwithstanding that the Judges
and referees have decided in favor of Morrissey.
Sullivan has offered to add one thousand dollars
more to the amount and fight again Morrissey
was so badly injured that he still remains at some
place near the ground of the fight, and i was
rumored about town yesterday that he could not
survive the injuries he had received.--N y Snn
Of Oct Is.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
ItAMPBELL,S Restaurant, Pennsylvania
~ avenue, between Al and 9th Streets opposite

The proprietor respectfully informs his trends
and the public generally, that he is now prepared,
al all hours, to furnish athe delicaces of the
son. in a style which will not fail TO please the most
fastidious. All the birds Of the season always on
hand, comprising Reed birds Sora, Blue wing, &c.
Also, fresh Norfolk OYSTERS, and Fish of every
variety. The bar consists of the choicest wines
and liquors, and the finest Havana cigars. Atten-
tive and polite servants always in attendance.
Gentlemen are invited to give me call.
Sen 21-6t m) Ertta t. &. fa%.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
NEW FAIL STILES oF GENTLE-

n mems Furnishing Goods.--CHARLES II.
LANE has just returned from New York, and is
now opening large and elegant assortment of
Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks, Ties, Gloves, Suspenders,
Handkerchief Hosiery, &c, together with all
other articles usually found in first-cass estab-
lishmcnt. "& II. II. 1.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine my stock, which will he cheerfully ex
bited To all with polite attention. Reasonable
prices and fair dealing may be relied upon.
LANES Hat, Cap, and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Establishment, Penn. av, near A ST.
Oct 3
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

DIME PARLOR CRATES, just received
IL direct from the New York manufacturers, for
sale by w. II. narrower,
Sep 2l-eo2w tm op. the Patriotic Bank
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

The Presidents Receptions.--During the
remainder of the present month the President
will receive visters only on Thursday and Satur-
day Of each week, between the hours of one and
two o'clock in the afternoon. For the last two or
three months the prosecution OF repairs at the
White House has materially interfered with the
receptions
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

DIR. John M. Thomas, for many years known
as a prominent and respectable physician in this
city, died on Sunday last. His funeral is to take
place this morning.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

NJ utiye committee of the PRESIDENTS MOUNT
ED GUARD take great pleasure in announcing to
their numerous friends, the military, and the citi
zens generally that they will have the honor of
giving their first "GRAND BALL. on Tuesday
ereaing, November Isl, at Jackson Hall, when they
pledge themselves that nothing shall belief undone
TO make il ssthe Ball Of the season" The supper
and refreshments will be .done up" by experienced
caterers, columbus &5 Sons,) and Prosperis cele-
brated Military and Cotillon Bands twill be thar"
to delight those who "trip it on the light fantastic
toe.o
The Ball will be opened by grand promenade
at 8 o'clock, the Band performing the Presidents
Mounted Guards Quickstep," composed and ar
ranged by Professor Prospect expressly for the
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

AMES SKlRVING, MANUFACTURE
- Of Stoves and Crates, Sheet-Iron, Copper and
Tin Ware, and Hot-Air Furnaces, southeast cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 1lth ST.
Oct 2--1mTuThSa
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
Maryland Institute Exhihition.-.M

Maryland Institute Exhibition.--We are
gratifed to learn that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company has concluded 10 reduce the
tolls for the last ten days Of the present month"; in
order to afford greater inducements to persons de-
sirous of attending the fair and cattle show in
Baltimore, aud that the reduced prices will ope-
rate on the Washington branch railroad as well as
on the main stem to Wheeling
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
FIRST ANNUAL BALL
NATIONAL i G U A R D

N TIU N AL q y A II D.
TINHE NATIONAL GUARD fake pleasure
II in announcing 10 their friends and the public
generally, that their FIRST ANNUAL BALL
will be given at Jackson Hall, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between 3D. and Al sts., on WEDNESDAY,
October 10Th, 1853, the anniversary of the Battle
Of Yorktown.
The Committee pledge themselves that no pains
or expense will be spared to render this Ball the
most agreeable of the season.
The Military are requested to appear in their
uniforms. I"
A superior Cotillion Band has been engaged for
the occasion. II. Is.
Tickets--TWO DOLLARS: admitting gentle
man and ladies'. Tickets to be had Of the Com
mittee and at the usual places, and at the door on
the evening of the Ball.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

Exhibition Of Fowls.--The weekly exhibi
tions Of fruits and flowers lover the store of
Messrs. Clagett & Dodson) are closed for the sea-
son, and are to be followed by an exhibition Of
ducks, geese, swans turkeys, peafowls, Guinea
fowls, doves birds OF any kind, including rabbits
They are all to be arranged in suitable cages, and
small fee is to be charged for admittance, to de-
fray expenses. The display will commence on the
first Thursday Of November. s*
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
Health Of the Cit,.--Later from Texas.

New ORLEANS, Oa. 14.-The city is now con-
sidercd healthy, though few cases of fever still
continue .,t..
Many of the citizens are returning, and business
has again assumed considerable activity.
Late advices from Galveston'staie that the fever
was decreasing there, though at Houston no abate-
ment was pcrceptible.
Doctor Steiner has been aqutted by court
martial on the ground of self defence.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

rumored about town Yesterday that he could not
survive the injuries he had received-N y SnH
Of Oct Is.
Heavy Robbery.--At Maysvile, Ohio, on Mon
day night, William Brockhover and Sanford W..
Collins lodged in the same room at hotel. In the
course of the night, Brockhoycr robbed Collins of
S670 in gold, and fed to the city. Collins sent a
dispatch TO Capt kiefer, who arrested Brockhover
on Fifth between Main and Sycamore streets, yes
terday afternoon, and found on him $50 in gold,
S25 in currency and some change. He had dis
posed of 500 OF the gold, He will be taken back
to Maysville to oday-Cincinaati Ga-etts
Yacht Fairy.--Ths beautiful little craft OF our
fellow citizen, John G. Robinson, Esq, has shown
herself fast sailer. The Biloxi Sentinel states
that one day last week the Fairy was met by the
steamer Creole forty-fve miles from that place
at o'clock in the afternoon, having left Biloxi at
10 M. Forty-hve miles in three hours is quite
smart.-Picaynne, Oct IL.
Sales Of Horses.--The sale OF imported and
American breeds of horses at Springfield on Sat
urday the 22d the last day ofthe fair, will present
great inducements to purchasers and sellers. The
entrance fee for horses exhibited for sale is 80
The amount of premiums to be distributed at the
exhibition exceeds So 500
simeon Draper.--A New York paper having
ntimated that there was something wrong with
Simeon Drapers account with the government,
the New York Times publishes letter from the
Treasury Department, showing balance in his
favor of S3lS 12.
New YORK. Oct. l7.--Thr private letters re-
ceived here by the Atlantic are equally indefinite
in regard 10 the eastern question. They mention
rumors OF the Sultan having declared war, and of
an actual commencement of hostilities, but moth
ing certain was known. When the Atlantic sailed
breadstufs had taken decided upward turn, and
the impression prevailed they would further adj
vance. The very latest accounts from CONSTANT
nople are certainly warlike, but many had hopes
that the calamity would eventually be arrested
The ship George Nicholas had arrived at Ham
burg; all hands, except the mate, had died on
board.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

The ship George Nicholas had arrived at Ham
burg; all hands, except the mate, had died on
board ,...s.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

at 9 o'clock, the Band performing the presidents
Mounted Guards Quickstep," composed and ar
ranged by Professor Prospect expressly for the
OCCASION and dedicated 10 Capt. Jos. PECK.
Executive Committee, (Blas Rosette)
capisa capt ,esrra cHapMas Rsix prcx FscM
GEoReE WAsHsaToN MMeLAsE, M Treasurer.
Maj. Gem Walter Jones, Colonel william Hickey,
Br Gen r. q. Weightman, Lieut. Col. Thos Riley,
HHsss
Quartermaster McCullom, Captain James TAFT,
Captain Joseph b. Tate, Captain John L. Smith,
CAPTAIN Edward NJ. Bright, Captain g. w Cutter,
CAPTAIN Philip Barton Key, Captain VIM. II. Bradford
Captain G. A. Schwarzman, Surgeon Jas. E. Morgan
Lieut.. VIM H. Clarke.
Managers o., the part Of ue Citizens (Green Rosete)
SSnW ". ". 8 seaor 'i ESQ, d. John +. coye, Esq,
Walter Lenox, Esq, B. b. French Esq,
Joseph II. Bradley, ESD, NJ. w. Calf, Esq.
James NJ Carlisle, Esq, Joe shllington, Esq,
t. @. Morgan, Esq, VIM. IL. Winter, Esq,
Daniel Ratciiife, Esq Beni. Burns, Esq,
Richard wallaeh, Esq, Y. McNerhany. Esq,
George s. Gideon, Esq II. I. Loudon, ESQ,
r. Finley Hunt, Esq. Geo W. Cochran, ESD
Committee Of Reception, Red Rosehe)
Lieut. Clark Mills, Lieut.. John w. Baden,
Lieut. John Pettibone, Surgeon $. G. Busey,
Quartermaster Casparis,. - SergeantG. Mattingly.
.f %@ a.:. Cbn,n,ittee on Refisshments
Corporal seitz, : Corporal Gier,
Corporal Kraft, Sergeant q. II. Brown,
Corporal May, .M" y. ...a: r. ...
Managers on the part Of Tie Ca'npany (BuG Rosstte)
VIM. Moore, j. S Moran,
l.. A. Hall, Evan Hughss,
Charles Thomas. John Bohayer 4
The Military are requested to appear in full
uniform. ... ...s@
Gsy~ Tickets 50, admitting gentleman and la
dies, to be had at the principal Hotels Music and
Drug Stores, of the members Of the company, and
AT the door on the evening of the Ball. Rosettes
will be furnished the Managers at the ticket Office.
ISs~ Positively no hats or caps will be allowed
in the Ball room. Prof J. I. EVANS,
I. ..t" Master of Ceremonies,
.... Assisted by Sergeant ]. o. WHITNEY,
n and Private JOHN l.. HEisE.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
IRVING HOTEL, washing : gtoll.-The sui

IRVING HOTEL, Washington.--T The sub
i scriber respectfully announces TO his friends
and the travelling public that he has taken charge
of this large and well-known establishment which
has been completely and elegantly refitted and
refurnished in every department. Having had
charge for long time of French's HOTEL Nor
folk, and the Hotel at Old Point, and being expe-
rienced in all the details requisite to form Hotel
of the first class, he the public that every
exertion will be made to render the Irving in
every respect deserving Of their confidence and
support. .# ID. d. FRENCH.
. . . /. + +. i y
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
The N0rwepian Colony In Potter County

A paragraph has been going the rounds in refer
ence to this colony, which is incorrect, The facts
are that the colony has not been abandoned, but
the best men that went there at first still remain
there. Ole Bull has got into no law suit and lost
no money by the enterprise.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18
Burned to Death by the Explosion Of Cam


phene.--On Tuesday night, adomestc in the family
Of Mr.. Uriah Van Voorhees,, residing in Brooklyn,
named Fanny Kearnan, was fatally burned, in con-
sequence of the explosion of a can of oamphene
from which she was filling a lighted lamp. Her
clothing caught fire from the burning fluid, aud in
her fright she ran TO the room of her employer,
who extinguished the flames as speedily as poss
Bile, by enveloping her person in blanket. She
was attended by physician, and afterwards sent
to the New York hospital where she died on
Thursday night. The room in which the expIo-
sion took place was set on fire, but Mr.. Van Voor.
hees soon extinguished the flames. Coroner Hill.
ton yesterday held an inqnes, upon the body of the
deceased, and a verdict in accordance with the
above statement was rendered by the jury She
was native Of Scotland and seventeen years of
age.
The Alleghany.-The Norfolk Argms Of Friday
says the ill-fated Allegheny was IN the Roads the
previous morning, having been day and nigh,
in making that distance. twas uncertain whether
she would proceed on her way TO Washington.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-18

MOUNT PLEASANT HOTEL, CAPI-
IM tol Hill, Washington, for rent-The above
Hotel is offered for rent, either with or without
the Furniture and other fixtures. Il is one ofthe
most desirable situations in the city, and an excel
lent location for business. Possession may be had
at any time between this and the middle OF Octo-
Der next. To gentleman Of responsibility desi-
rous of keeping hotel, a fine opportunity is Of
fered. Application to be made to the present pro-
prietor.
Sen o5-2w JOHN FOY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

FRom NASSAU, n. P.-The Bahama Legisla-
ture met At Nassau the 22d ult The Message OF the
Governor presented rather favorable view of the Col
eny The Governor says he has entertained and FIRE.
Quently expressed 10 the legislative bodies, earnest
desire 10 promote the advent 10 that Colony Of yaetu
dinsrGns and their families, from Canada and the
United States lie availed hlmsef OF recent visit 10
Philadelphia and New'Y0rk, to spread abroad the adj
vsnisgts which the winter climate Of the Bahamas holds
cut 10 those who ere suffering from pulmonary weak.
ness The recent establishment OF a moothy mall
steamer between Nassau and Savannah, he adds, has
already had the effect within the present month Of
bringing 10 the Islands no inconsderable number Of
American families in search OF health The three prin
cpal eXp,Tt Of the Islands in lsI2truii, salt, aud
tponge-fel short Of those Of 1851. Last year pine
aIples oranges ssd her fruit exported 20 the
value Of 4l0sJO, while in lsjl the value 2l26)O
showing decrease OF q, 80. The export Of salt IN
ls52 smcuuted 20 sl4,li0 whereas IN 1851 II was
sl65CO- showing a decrease OF $1,000 The sponge
trade shows the following figures In 1880 the export
$500 in 1851 el40O in lS52 al, PSI IL il pro-
posed 10 erect a fourth light house in the Bahama
lslands, to be placed on the Great Isaac Rock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
Letter from Gerrit smith.

PETERBoRo, Thursday, Feb.2i ls53.
Mr.. DOUGLAss-Ihe account in yesterday )
Tribune OF the meeting in Syracuse 22d inst, Is not
iIee from mistakes.
Frst II represents the meeting ~ have been Free
Democratic State Convention whereas Il Liberty
Party State Convention.
Second: IL makes me compare Judge Hall with the In
famous Jefffes But whist sad wss that the practice
in the L. 8 Courts in Philadelphia Boston, and Albany
in requiring Jurors 10 70 uphold enactment for
slavery the Judge shall tel them t Ia Constitutional
Is en- encruachnent the rights Of Jurors, Of which
even Jedrie = imsef was Dot guilty.
Third: II iuhkes say that OF the Jurors IN the
Fnoch Reed case " svow ed that the conviction
caused BIZ physical eNhsus ron.' Thaf 10 caused
WIS however but the opinion, which Mr. May and ex-
pr essed in the COLyeAtion. What Mr. May and said
OF this Juror wa hs he appeared 10 regret The verdict
Another juror ssc, ss was informed by Dstri;tA At
tOrney Colyin regretted II.
FoJrk: II makes say that, were on trial would
tell eli about i thst u, about the rescse Of Jerry
Tbs was said by Mr. May-not by myself
Fitil ltesyes room for the belief, that boosted IN
Convention Il At hsd argued Judge Hall into my posi-
ton on the question Of Slavery" Indeed, wish that
had been able 70 DO 60 But have evidence that
was Il q true that In a conversation with me- he de
c.red that BIZ would forcbly resist certain outrage
upon bis family and Is therefore true, that he can
not without great and guilty inconsistency punish the
iorcble resistance OF attempt 10 ensave. But g
rot true TIA, this declaration OF the Judge produced
by sry power Of argument or my part GEHsrr SMITH
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
miscellaneous Foreign Items.

PREPARED TOT Tie IEL4Ar
Capt Penny, the eminent Arctic navigator,
Las at length succeeded Gays The Literary Gae'ts) IN
forming Company for prosecuting the whale Fishery'
and founding permanent settlement in the Arctic ne
sious He designs TO employ propelers IN whaie-hsh-
ing in the bays and inlets of Davis Straits Colony
l. 10 be founded In the inlet known Northumberland
Inlet or HogaIih Sound in about the same Latitude as
Arehensel In this locality there not only excellent
fishing grounds but store OF minera! wealth e'
pecially Of plumbaso The Company will send oatswo
screw steamers Of 500 tuns each in the spring months
70 the seas between Greenland and Nova Zenbls and
later in the year the steamers would start for Hogsrth
Sound so a. 10 arrive there before August. They
would remain there until the ice forms in November,
when they would return 20 England with the produce
leaving settlers 10 prosecute the inshore hshery and
store I'D the proceeds anti the return OF the steamers
in the spring.
A singular crime has just come TO hight In
the little princlipslity Of Lippe sehsVmburg eoun-
try gentlemen Of large property in tia; principAiny
died leaving one daughter and two sons HE daush-
ter who was heress 70 the greatest part OF the prop
eriy soon after disappeared one knew whitner sna
CONSEQUENTLY the two brothers became sole ners DIN
estate Now after the lspse of some Is or 20 years
seeideut has brought 10 light the fact thai the
stn gves ard has been kept imprisoned y Hef W.
inhunE. brothers during al this time ID q eeA' 4N
maker Las already come into the courts ana the mon
s;ers will yet their deserts
The means OF communication between
Cologne and the opposite bank Of the Rhine save me
srnsn row boats has hitherto consisted OF ne famous
bridge of boats and single steam terry oeat- some
yesrs since the proec: OF building sraha'
bridge for the passage Of railroad cars began 20 Dc
sgts,ed and we see by the HSlniseAs [s'fAsS 'n- '
Berlin papers announce thst plan hss been .aOted
and The work Is to be commenced a. soon a me STATE
Of the weather and river viii permit that uay DC
hni.hed in lss7 Tie JossiscAs Zei:rH however 'oe
leves the report among other reason. because tne
Prussisn GoveGnrnen, "a. 10 funds 10 approP'e io'
the purpose.
A nicely dressed gentleman recently 'ooA
he place IN a coach Of the "aessaseries generates
next the conductor, which was leaving raris ior
MontioId Al Ills place the gentleman o.
iIlness and lefs the coach taking WIZ hun' h0"s'e
sack containing 10000 francs, which haa oesn
in the care Of the conductor He hurried back 70
Paris EXCHANGED there 5000 francs in gold Tor bank
notes, and instantly Ieff for England romeo ssenI
have been sent to London to hunt him up
AT the Theatre Fraaeais, the other night
NJ Ar,ene Houssaye, the Manager, received The In.
peror and Empress, in full dress wearing sword md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

n On Friday last, Hon. Alyah Hunt was
minated mo the White Heron Totem Of the roquoi-,
by the nane Of Wu. Eis he 20" The Beautiful Dsy
There we're present Mr. HUNTS lodgings 10 perform
this interesting ceremony Chiefs Of the Csyugas
two OF the Oropdagas warriors Of the latter rbe
aged Chief Of the OneidAs, and his colleague, vita
two warriors ard two interpreters. This honor was
conferred in testimony Of gratitude for the services Of
Mr. Hunt IN prcYnr;ng the remnant Of the csyugss from
being driven from their homes The scene described
one Of ii and romantic Interest Rochester Dcra
u During the recent storm Of simultaneous
and lightning IN Maine the lightning struck four peo
PIE and shveTeG lxrge spr1ceree into thousand spin
ters Two vessels st Northeast Harb0r were also sx4eH
and so1ssersby damaged The lightning IL eescnoed -
beng Of purple aad IL SOMETIMES appeared Ike DALE
Of Ere. AZ Mount Desert the hHid down among
cluster OF taking by the root with sone.
and earth and throwing al n every erection oaee 81
which left banging by their root rom ae ops OF ths
a seeni sanding trees-rootsuP tops down
~ A boy was caught in the act OF stealing
ariee bees u front Of the Other day. and was ocx-
ed In c1t closet BY the grocer Ihen me ooy e0n
nenced bexzng psthercsly % be released sd Neer
Esinx az tie pes1ascEs that the young Han.on so1d
invent proposed Nov, yeuu et me out ssd send for
nv Saddy he'll pay you .or the berries ana hcs e be-
sies Ths appeal much for the grocery nzz %
stand out AsAinst-
n TIL. Louisville Ky Democrat contra
dict. the ruupor thsf Harvey senior Editor Of that
psp~r has gone wsshns for he pspose Of editing
Tie Cnioa newspspG
J II The Governor Of New-Hampshire has
Appointed the 7rh Of April day Of fasting and prayer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
Ocean Gteamcre. &f.

A USTRALlA--CLlPP LINE.-The A
~ packet ship RoCkLAND, 500 tuns bqrthen, vinal
sna sail Coz MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, on 18th
March TIE unsurpassed accommodations of this noble
chm ssihcient nducement parties examine hc.
and The s<ahsesa reputation OF this regular line or
PATCH all others guarantee Tor intending eugrant
engage hy her in preference any ether vessel bound
that port Tor freight passage early application sAoRd
h nsaac - WM. r. DUGAN, No. Is Frost st. OF 10 AR.
Klll. ELLIOTT, No. las Pearl st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
Water Gure.

uYDROPATEiIC and HYGIENE INSTI.
IL TUTE, No. IS Lsigatst-This establishment hsving
been enlarged by he sddea OF the double house saoln
ing can accommodates about hundred persons Se
csl depaItmsn for female diseases. r L TRAIL ~. D,
Prepristor. DR.. J. L. HOSFORD. Assistant.
NEWPORT WATER CURE.-This estab-
h.hmeus viii be orened on the drst Of April I; hsS
been tted up with particular regard 10 the comfort md con-
xep;rree Of nstents and q with the celebrated heahts
uas OF the Newport elm afs viii make II mos. desirable
cure Address Dr. w. r. REH, Newport, r. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
A AUSTRALIAN PACKET-Excelsior Line

IN -rx Melbourne Fort Philhp The entirely new
and bcauliial real clipper GEM OF THE SEA Bowen,
commander succeeds the clipper Psnsns, " above
large part Of her cargo engssed No or second
cabin passengers taken From the nltiess model OF sAs
ssa.fol clipper and the oog experience OF Capt Bowen
nrsssses the lu&an and Pacific Oceans Is confident
Unprotected she vii distance al competitors, and make
the inside Of 20 days For cssn passage freight
spfS to RUSSELL L NORTON, No. 81 oldshP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE for

L. CALIFORNIAN Great Reelection in Pree.-The
new splendid and fast sailing steamship UNCLE SAM
&c tuns) William A. Mills COmman Ter will sail FOR A.
Pnwsll MONDAY, Mach a. a. P. NJ. from Pier No.
r. The Uncle Sam has established the character OF
being the fastest steamer the route having her tSO
former voyeses bsat all Of her competitors from two
FIVE dsys Her good qualities sesboat and soeomno-
cations for pafsugsr much superior 20 other steam
her speed No Efforts viii b spared the part Of
her ofcY to send the passengers through with
expedition, comfort and safety For fregt or
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Goparinfrsbip.
Professional Notices.

ENGINEERING-The undersigned is pre-
IL pared furnish Specifications Estimates Plans in gen.
ersl and of Steamships Steamboats, Propeers, High
and Low Pressure Engines Boilers and Machinery OF every
description Broker Steam Vessels Machinery Boilers
&c Gcseral Agent for AshcTots Steam Guake, Allen
Eoyes Metallic Selfadussing Conical Packing Faber's
Mssnetc Water Guage, Roebnss Patent Wire Rope for
hosting and steering purposes Nc, &c, &c.
CHAS. W. COPELAND
Consulting Engipeer, No. "a Broadway.