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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-02
pev.snnal VntallaOence

Col b. =. Eamands, Col. oyd n sturtevant, Restsas
Capt n. b. Palmer stonington, Conn. COL A. H. 0res9
T. Weed, Albany; Col II. Wells, Pennsylvana; u. B. r
Riley, st. Louis; Capt. W. Dromond, Maine; Dr. hsse1
Q. s. Army, arrived yesterday At the Astor HOUSE,
Hon. Carlisle, Liverpool; Hon. Mr.. Ssyer, Lcnooss
John II. Redington California Hon. Anson Jeess, Sxas
arrived yesterday at the metropolitan Hotel .,.
A. Q. Gaul Esq, president Of the dhsrsoy
companies Ia Phsdelpha New Jersey and the Susque-
AntoHA so,a Panama, Cai l. AsossssFus IS agssIes
7. Smith and lady, arrived yesterday st the Pfsssss
House.
man Smith Washinston; Capt Williams, lieut. wilson,
ten A. q Brown Lieut. J. O. Coyk, u g Army; OaptA16
Giynn washington, arrived ysssssday as Ne -
W. q. Clark and lady, Noble; Rev. Jaa O IN c.13
den; John Anderson, Me nuls Andssssn 49,
dublin: Hon. Henry l. ElswortA, hts D. 9. CsMnA1u
Or OF Patents; Q. r. 0ofmAn, Sonsrvle; .. b. 0pee1y
lsuntoe Va: szcsg ~ arrivals ysstsssAy saths usS
Hoa e B Oi6s b At rsvwns IN wzshipxsuA .stt /
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THE C0ALTI0NISTS AT MIDDLESEX--JUDGE EsoN-
SONS REMOVAL APPROVED.
Additional from Mexico.

T1E YuCATAN REyoLUTION-A MULTITUDE OF Wiz
LAINs-MoNEY FOR LONDON, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Nov l. 1855.
Ths mni ash . as due. through from New OrIeans'
The papers contain the details OF the Mexican news re-
ceivsd from Vera Cruz up to the 21st ultimo
The battle between the Yucatan revoutonsts and the
Mexican troops continued eight days. remnant Of the
rsvou tonists had fed to the II fountains.
The Dtofn Official announces that money had been sent
1880
Two hundred and sixythree robbers murderers pick
pockets &c, sent from Mexico to Vera Cruz under
strong escort.
The Spanish Ambassador was still at Vera Cruz The
particulars OF his difficulty with the Mexican
had not trenspred.
Horrible account, of the depredaens of Indians in the
frontier States continued to reach the capital
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AIEAN1, NOV, IcJJs
The o'clock express train from New York on Monday
eve ming, whom near Barrytown, stepped by the
breaking Of the forward wheels Of the locomotive The
ain at the u ne Of the causeways crossing
the ibdentstors Of the river with water both sides
and just where the train was the banks each side
we're about eight feet high The forward driving wheel
the right side off the track The rod connecting
the wheel with the other the side bent like
hoop and the wheel had three spokes broken. On the
left Of the engine of the large wheels lying
the ground under the tender broken to fragments and il
probably checked the locomotive from pungng down the
bank or what would have been worse from moving for
ward one hundred feet further upon timber bridge,
when great loss Of life must have followed The night
ivvt
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NRw ORLEANS, Oct. 20, 1857.
Cotton is quiet the sales to day only amounting to
LOCO bales Tee sales of the week 900 bales. Mid
ling is quoted at e6c Sight exchange New York, ia
one per cent premium.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 1-Nocn Y
The cotton market unsettes yesterday by the Arc
tics news. and the sales barely reached 900 bales.
This morning the market is active and already 900
bales have beeD sold hddlng is at Sc. 9lc. Super
fine flour Is selling at SO 90 ST. Corn is d ull at 65o
1oc Mess Pork $16 Rice dull at SIC for crop.
Sight exchange on New York is at per cent premium
CHARLESTON, Nov. /, 1853.
The sales Of cotton to-day, were $50 bales, at prices
ranging from &c. a 10kc
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Serious Disasters ON the Lakes.

BrffALO, Nov. /, lsJ3
The new brig scoville owned by f. j. Bems Of Buffalo,
lost during the late storm Lake Huron while
her first trip down from Lake Michigan. She in
sured with the cargo Of wheat and four for sl5 G1o
partly in the Sup and Mercantile Offices OF New York.
The crew managed to reach the Canada shore on the
mamma st. The vessel iss total loss.
The schooner g. W. Walker also wrecked Friday
at Madison, Ohio The crew and one passenger got
ashore after much suffering and peril The cargo Of
lumber total loss.
The steamer Southerner before reported ashore
Asbshula has gone TO pieces She is insured for coo
in the Astor and AtlaH Companiea of New York.
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Railroad ontracts Awarded.

OVDFSsHCKG, NOV, II IobJ.
The contracts for the grading masonry and bridging Of
the Ogdensburg Clayton and Rome Railroad award
ed yesterday for the whole line OF road from Rome
oensburg except two sections in Jefferson county The
contracts With strong companies. The whole work Is
to finished by the 1s of September next and the rails
are TO laid between Rome and Lowville and between
ordensburg and Philadelphia making distance OF about.
ninety miles within year from this day
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The Weather at New Orleans, &c.
NEw OuAASs, Oct 90, 1858.
The weather 1, cold, with frosts.
The Board Of Health at Mobile have declared the spds
mic 1T IN end,
The Niaxans news WAS received At four O'Clock this
afteruoOn.
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Destructivc Fire mt LouisvilIe.

LOUISVILLE, Nov, Il lBbd
FIRE broke out this morning. on Main street, between
Third and Fourth, consuming the grocery store Of Mr.
Tustard and greatly damaging Bosts tobacco factory
and HOuses telegraph Office Loss not yet ascertained.
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TO BE aEMOvED-M2a BENNETT's APPLICAT
FOR THE yRENCH MIssIoN-CoN. DOWNING TO BE
COURT MAxTIALED, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l, 1853
The governm ent this morning received voluminous dis
patches from Conmsdore Perry, giving detached ac-
count of his visit to Japan TIE contents have yet
been made public.
Advces have ai,o been received ofthe favorable recep
on of Messrs Be mont and Daniels by the governments
to which they were respectively accredited.
Commissioner Moneypenny has returned to his post
There Indications that batch of removals at Bos
ton will be announced in the morning. but the names and
other particulars Of general interest and Importance
refused TO al papers except the Uaion
The Star asserts positively that James Gordon Benefits
application for the French mission file in the State
Department,
Commander Downing will be court martiaed on his
turn to the United State for aiding the escape Of Conn
odore Coe in opposition to the wishes of the argentine
Republic
Secretary Marcy behalf of the President k.s written
Commodore ngraham approving Of his conduct in the
kosZta affair.
Rumor says that Mr. Marcolett wa not be received by
Secretary Marcy as Minister from Nicaragua.
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Fire at PhlIaflcIuhIa.

| PmADnrnIA, Nov. I, 1853.
| The howe Of Resolution Hose Company on Cherry
street. burned this morning. was the act Of
| rcendlary.
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Late md Interesting from Che Plains.


party OF citizens arrived at st Louis last night
ths Yiains. They went out with Major Fitzpatrick, who
was sent TO distribute annuities to the Indians F,z.
patns succeeded n making treaties With the Camanchss
ana hiowas the United States stpiating TO give the
two trees fer limited period tbous dollars per
annum IN return for giant of the right OF way over
their land - common rail offer road and un.
molested pssage to emgrasts and the right to establish
military fora, missions &C. The Indians further stpuate
fosurTender immediately all mercan Mexie prgoners
ant to maintain strict towards American citizens. He
also obtained rom the Sioux Chiennes Arapahoes and
Redatros amendments to the t-eaty maize by Col Mi bh
ell, at Fort Laramie The Indars through manifss I'D
the most friendly disposition
The Pawnees hI ting the prairies had been tror-
Besome and on one occasion had stopped the Salt Lake
mall and robbed the guards of Their blankets
The health OF Forts Laramie and Hearney was good.
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tn less contend, single handed II nsed be, undIs.
mayed and unconquered, 10 Ieng as God shall
give breath 10 continue the conas We national de-
nOerats Of the North do not cancot will be-
leve shat the chivalrc and noble. hearted the
South, the national democrats of the genial South with
whom ead US, hitherto there has existed much sym
pathy api much cordialty Of operation, will
turn with coldness and Indifference to just cause
when deous and misguided executive officer Of the
ment threatens to Law his treacherous hands on
power and patronage to crush us beneath his bestal
tread They, the generous intelligent and patriotic
men OF the Sorth will not fail to appreciate the justice
OF our cause ard the fearless bodness with which we
have thus far feiled the murdsrous assaults the
mon foe God fails not to help and provide of
and who endeavor to help themselves Conddng in the
purity of our purposes in the patriotism intelligence
and determined will of fellow citizens to resist to
last the unhallowed aggressons of tyranny let them
come from whatever quarter they may and appealing Z,
the Whose world for the justice OF cause, swiy
never surreDderl'
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The Scxshern ste.ners.

CHARLESTON, Oct. %, 1853.
The steamship Falcon arrived here yesterday from
wsi Her California; dates to the lst inst have been
anticipated.
NEw ORIEANs Nov. ], 1853
Ihs steamship Texas sailed to-day for Vera Crcs.
CHARLESTON, Nov. /, 1853
The United States mail steamship Marion ,in VIII
Ism Foster from New York. arrived here at O'Clock this
morning.
SAVANNAH, Nov. l. 1858.
Tis steam ship Florida from New York, ar.iv,d here
early Ibis morning.
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Massachusetts, Politics.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS OF ESSEX

THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS OF ESSEX
BosroN, Nov. l, 1853
The national democrats Of Essex county met at Salem
this morning, selected Senatorial ticket and passed
resolutions endorsing the Baltimore PLATFORM the Pres
dents inaugural and that they await with patience the
act Of his Cabinet which shall show that 1t means to
carry out in good faith, the wishes and intentions of
those national democrats who nominated and elected
General Pierce They also declare that though they
heve confidence in President Pierce his appointments in
Essex caunty have been in dire,t opposition to his
pedges The course of Collector Bronson is approved and
his re moval is attributed to Gen. Gushing.
THE COALTroNIsTs AT MIDDLEsEX-JUDGE EEoN-
SONS REMOVAL APPROVED.
BOSTON, Nov. l. 1853.
At meeting Of the Democratic and Free Soil Corven
tions of Mddesex county, held at Concord yesterday,
coalition vas formed each party nominating three Sena
tors to be supported by both resolution was passed
declaring that nsubornaton and dctation the Fart
OF public officer to the head of the nation Is to
democracy and that the of the President in re-
moving Collector Bronson met the appreciation OF the
convention.
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From Washingtoss city.
THE JAPAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oFFICE-H0LDERs
TO BE 1EM0vED-M2a BENNErTS APPLICATION
FOR THE yRENCH MIssIoN-coN. DOWNING TO BE
COURT MAxTIALEp, ETC.
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THE LOSS OF THE STEAMER AJAx-LOss OF THE sCITR.
EDMUND ADAMs-THE DISASTER TO THE SHIP PRE-
EIDENT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
EaMcy Dry Qoods.

BEFORE you buy your Spsing purchases exam'ne a' Bradford's in WolcO,tville the Erett'eat, cheapest and mos. fashionable To, ol Diess Gcods ever offered tc the Ladies oI L'lchtield County.
 biack Silks df'ceiebsated Manufacture an,: warranted not to crack. from ,s7 10 Hl .N Der yard beautiful Nous. de Laines from IS to QS cts. Shalley and Berage de Laines from IS ,o SI' Lawns and French Muslins from 6 to IS, Ginghams of new styles la ,cis per yard.
 Calicocs Of every shade and price,
 EMBRoTDERED C0LLARs, UNDERsLERyes, CREMIsETFs, InIaints' Waists, Edginss and Inserliags, long aud ;shOft embroidered Miles, kid, silk and lisle thread Gloves. black, stlG and fancy Shawls-iH tact, fsll assortment of choice Goodss cHEAP, under the sysssm ! purchase, viz Cash and Exchange. Try me, and prove what say.
 0e Butter waptedIn exchange.
 BRADFORD'S CHEAP STORE,
 Woleottville. Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
LADIESs SY0RE E,

TUSr rece.ved, new supply ot fashionable J Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings &c. f, comprising PtAin ssnd Figastd French and English Muslin. and Bafrage De Lsines As sa French and American Super Mourning aud Fancy Calico Prints. Black and Colored Dse.s Silks, Popiins and Aipacc ca, Mourning and Colnreti Square ar'6 Long ShaSls. Monrn' ing aud White Wrought viss Collars. Go , laseiis and Cuffs, Swiss, Book, Jacket and Lace Elgings ans; Ensestines, Velvet and Silk Rihb ,ns. Ribbon GSmps, Ftirge.. &c.. Alex. ander's and ether, Super Kid, Silk and Int ssd Gloves, Patent Rubber, and M"rocce Shoea, Paper Hangiags. a large stock of Muslin and Wo"len Shirts and Lin-n Cnllars, Bleached an,l Brown Cotton Shcetings. Shiriings 1 Tickinas, F.ath'r ,Ge.
 ALSO Grocesi.s. Teas, Sugars. Molasses, Candies-Ai.o 10000 Haytens' Bricks ard Pine Boards, for sale Cheap.
 ao 200 Sewers wanted on Skirts and I'm der shirts.
 S.N. BRONSON Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
GABIMET FURNUITRE, g CHAIRS, Nc.

1THE subscriber having taken the old N Stand, occupied by his father. H. J. Linsley, for the last thirty years, as Cabs met Ware House, begs leave to inform the public, that he las on hand very large assortment of all kinds of Furniture of his own manufacture, suited 10 the coun~ try market, And having facilities, second to no establishment of the kind in this part of the State, for manufacturing any article tn his line, to order, with despatch, and in the best style of workmanship. feels assu- red, that he can supply customers both as 10 quality and price. on better terms, than can be obtained elsewhere.
 In his assortment will be found at al times. Superb Sofas, at less than city pri cee. Mahogany, and large number of Oth ,'r kinds of Rocking Chairs, and Chairs of ,ll kinda, tables. bureaus, Secretaries. and ether articles too numerous to mention.
 earnestly request all wishing to purH ase any thing in his Iline'tO give him call, as he is determined, to make it for the interest of all to purchase at his estab> iishm CT, on account Of superiority in the srtictes, aud cheapnessini the price.
 JAMES II. 9dNSdEY.
 WOodbury, Fob. %, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
Cornwall Taxes.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons It. able to pay taxes in the Town of Cornwall, ihatI have recelved warrant to collect . Town tax on the'iist of said Town for 1852. For the purpose of receiving the same l wi:l will be at the etore of F. w. Pierce in Corn walLBridge oniFriday theasd dxy of septen- Der next from g to 12 o'clock A. M., and at the store of Pratt 6 Foster in West Cornwall sane day from to o'clock P. M. At .he s,ose ofJ. B. Doughty in Cornwall Hollow on |rSaiurday, theSd day of September next, from 9 10 l2 A. M., and at the store of J. w Beers in North Cornwall same day from 1 ,O $ o'clock P. M., and at R. Payne's Hotel in South Cornwall un Monday the -5th day oi September next, from o'clock A. M. to I o'clock P. M.
 All persons neg!ecting 10 pay their taxes on or before the above mentioned days must ex peci topay fees for collecting.
 JASPER P. BREWSTER, Collec,o,.
 Cornwall, August 9th, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
LITCHFILED COUNTY AGRlGlU UIplURAIs SpORlB.

A3!EIU U UdWW RAus SEWIElH. VIE subscriber has made an arrange ment \ with Wm, Hovey for the sale ofhis eel -ehfatcd Straw and COrn-Stalk Cutter. shall sell all sizes of his Cutters at the loweat cash prices. wholesale and eet2il. By lrarchasiRg these Cutters. Farmers and Mec hanlcs will be able to save their stOck from starvation. A great variety ot New York Ss Boston FLOWS, Sythes, Pitchforks, Manure Folks. Bog and Po,aioe Hooks, Shoyels. Spades, $uc HARD WARE ot all kinds, Door Trimmings. Hand and Circular Saws, Files. Nails and spikes of all kinds: DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CROCKtRY and TIN Ware, Brass and Iron KETTLES great variety.
 Stoves and Ripe and Furniture. greatly riety of the meet approved patterns.
 Furnace Castings of every descriptions Mill Gearing of all kinds -Watei- -Wheela, ove, shot, pitch back and pr ressure-everythine in the Iron line can be had at the shortest notice at Baidwin's Furnace.
 Above all, Baldwin's Improved Rsilroad CHAIN.PUMP are taking the lead of every thing in the pump line. These pumrs are sure 10 give satisfaction.
 Being located on the line of ofthePrwidence, Hartford and Fisbkill Railroad. pumps are sent to any part of the United States al the shortest notice.
 Turning Lathes and Turning Engines.
 Machinery of every description made and repaired. 'Paaiicula. attention paid to getting up new Patterns of machinery, water wheel governors. horse powers and thiashers, wood saws, Sc. &c.
 The subscriber fatters himself that hislonl experience will enable him to give satisfaction in all the branches Ga hts business.
 QU-Call and see. Don't forget the placs.
 WANTED-100 tons scrap Iron.
 II. BALDWIN. Washington, Conn, Aug 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
BOUNTY LANDS:

WIDOWS AND SOLDIERS &c. DY late Act of Congress the Widows and ID minor children of officers, non commis- stoned, officers musiciaNs and prisates. bo'l regular and volunteer of the war of lSi2 ana of the Indian wars since I790, are entitled to five years half pay.
 The Widows of all revolutionary penSion- CTS though married since 1900 arc entitled to pensions. My terms fer procuring pensions are liberal, and my facilities such as to guar antee success. would invite all persons who may have claims on the Government to give me call. All advice free of charge.
 HENRY B BGRAVES. Attorney at Law
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
Lulnber and y1oalI

WE would call the attention just now Ol OuE patrons and customers generally 10 the fact that we have decidedly the hest ard lar- get assortment of Lumber to Do found in the tNaasatnck Valley not excepting Bridgeport. Ons Lumber is mostly well seasoned, and in the best condition for dressing. Those in am&ht g it wiGI 10 we'll t0 call soon, ,as seasoned Lnmbes wiIl bs obtained wills difficulty from rhe early ahipmenla. s aa J
 We have aln0 L.ehieh, Whise and Red Ash C0sIs en hand. alI q which. together with our Lumhef skiuelSs, Latb, &c. we are selling ak prices Iowef fhnn present market rates.
 WATERBURY, LUMBER & COAL co. Apfile 6; 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
ARTICLES or AssOCIATIoN
EAGLE Oo1SpAMV

BE IT KNOWN, that we, the subscTiboks to hefeDy associate Ourselves together co body corporate and polite. Dvvemsrt m fhe Statute laws of the State of Conns~s;.r,. e~. lating to '.JOint Stock Corporations. . md .I,e folowing are the Articles of our AssOoia,iic.S and agreement:
 ART.I. Thename of said CoEposntiOu shan be the '' Eagle Company"
 Au. IT. The capital stock of said Corpora. ton shall be Fifteen Thousand DOllaEs, and said capital stock shall be divided iniO six hun. dTed shares of Twenty five dollars each share.
 ARr. III. The purposes for which said Cor pOration is established, are the following, viz: inc manufacturing of Seyihes, Hoes, Plane Irons, and of any article CT articles of which a component part is iron of steel-buyine, sell. ing and trsticking in the same-and buying and selling any kind of Goods or merchan. dize, and all articles necessary and convenient to the carrying on of said business, and zen. eraliy to do all things necessary 70 the man. agement of the same.
 ARr.IV. The statute laws of the State of Connecticut relating 10 JOins Stock Corpor- aiions," are hereby particularly referred to and mrde part Of these articles, and this Cor. poraiiOn hereby established and organized under and pursuant 10 said statute laws, shall have aD the power, and proceed according 10 the regulations described and specified therein.
 ART. V. Each subscriber to these articles agrees to take the number of shares annexed to his rame, of the capital stock of said Cor. poration, each share to be twenty-five dollars, as aforesaid, and 10 be paid in by iustallments as the Directors If said Corporation shall call m the same.
 ARr. VI. The said Corporation is estab. lished and located in Hitchcock syille, town of Barkhausted, County of Litcfsld and s tate # rouunossc,,e
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
FOURTH.

PAgAR EIA1g01Tg@S. Ahportersef tho Richest French Deco saiisns designed expressly for churches halls pariors
 50. .OOO Pieces
 hMEHlCAN PAPER HAN GINGS, Ss whSless's osre.ail asiow as can be boueh, in We mos. respectfully invite all ,l,s o.>a ,. 'of Litchfield county to examine tSis 'N peOp'o Gigantic Establishment. !ts enormous stock ef Merchandise. and ,hsi, STARR 6 BURKETT, ht Pnopfietors
 @M1MEz KaEyU Mzs
 s2ssg Main street, @g@8 Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
FOR SAIE

"A VALUABLE LOT OF LAND the south side of Prospect Street, 0nta,ning between 10 and II acres, nearly all of which, is first rate meadow, with about 50 Apple Trees of engralied frui,. There is on said land large and good Barn. Also, near the centre of ii, vaiuab ble spring, which will furnish an abundan. supply of water through the dries, season. The abDve 4ot is iD square and handsome form, and we'll adapted io building lots, aud can be divided if necessary. The Pr'sPes' from said land is fine, command. ng an entire view Of.he Lake. It is with. m hali mile of the C0ur, House and ad- go'ning the residence of Rev. Mr. Swan. For further particulars, enquire of
 OLIVER GOODWIN.
 Litcl'ield, July l2, 1858. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
q. n. Indd.

-DAGUERREIAN ARTIST HAS just returned from New York with a splendid assortment of Mache, Velvet, She'll, Turkey, Composition and Paris Cases-G Gilt and Rosewood Frsmes-GOld Lockess, &c. Pictures taken daily Gt his Gallery, No. South st. at prices varying from Bl to SlO. Here, childhood, with it's winsOIne face, And stately wOman's queenly grace,
 And lO7dly man's imperial fFOwn
 Are each adrOitly penciled down.
 Instruction given in the art, and apparatus furnished on reasonable terms.
 Liich6eld, May l6th, 1893.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
Bridgeport Power Compsn ny

FINhlS Company are about erecting, m a | central locaion. several buildings each Four Hundsed feet in leagih. fifty feet in width, and three stories high, for the purpose of letting out propelling power and room to t, such manufacturers as may desire. They will be provided with from THREE to FIVE hum dred horse power and will have accommoda~ tions for about l0oe workmen. Applications fer Power and Room may be made personally or by letter to either of the subscribers. 1T BARNUM. VIM H NOBLE.
 DIV THOMPSON,