The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-23
fUsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, \ l'I-Ela
February 8, 1853. Feb lO-law4w

STEAM ENGINE & MACHINERY AGENCY
TINE UNDERSIGNED, w. B. LEONARD and
Il E. w. SMITH, (the former having been for
more than thirty years manager and agent of the
Mattea,cGn Establishments the latter for many
years connected with the Allaire Works as Super
intendent and Engineer, and more recently gu
lperintendng Engineer for the Collins Line of New
York and Liverpool United States Mail Steam
ships, as also the Ocean Steam Navigation Com
pany's, running between New York. Southamp-
ton, and Brenen,) having formed a copartnership,
offer their services consulting engineers and
agents for purchasing or experimenting the con-
strucon of Paddle-wheel and Propeller Steam
Vessels of every description, Marine Engines and
Boilers for Ocean or River Steamers, Stationary
Engines and Boilers, high or low pressure, Loco
motives, and other Railroad Machinery, Pumping
Engines and Machinery for Water Works and
Draining Lands, Blast Engines and Machinery for
Iron Works; Cotton, Woollen, and Flax Manu-
factories, and Machinery for every description of
Manufacturing; Corn, Flour, and Saw Mills,
Sugar Mills and Refneries, Quartz Crushing and
other Mining Machinery, Mill Geering, Shaft
ing and Pulies, every description of Castings,
Wrought-iron Forgings, sc.
Specifications and Contracts prepared, Plans and
Detail Drawings furnished, Steam Vessels, Steam
Engines, and other Machinery surveyed and value
thereof estimated. 49,
Second hand Steam Vessels. Steam En- gines and
Boilers, Cotton and Woollen Machinery generally,
far SALE 40
w. b. LEONARD & E. w. SMITH.
Hanover streets, New York.
REFERENCES AT THE NORTH. ~
E. K. Collins, Agent New York and Liverpool
.l, United States Mail Steamers. aF f9
G. H. Sand, President Ocean Steam Navigation
Company. 81
Mortimer Lvin sston, As gent New York and Hayrc
ai United States Mail Steamers.
Ezra Nye, Commander Steamer Pacific lzt
Joseph j. Comstock, Commander Steamer Baltic.
G. W. Floyd, Commander Steamer Washington
James p. Allare, esq.,, formerly Proprietor Of the
ii1 Aliaire Works. aia@ I'd
Eagle & Hazard, Merchants New York.
Peter Cooper, Merchant, New York. aatr
Ara Worthington, Merchant, New York.
John G.. Winter, Son & Co. Merchants, New York.
A. o. Parmalee, Merchant, New York.
James Bogardus, Iron Store Builder, New York
Hazard & Monteath, Merchants, Buffalo, New
Bush & Wildes, Merchants Boston. Massachu-
F. GrneIl & Sons Merchants, Providence, Rhode
REFERENCES AT THE SOUTH
]. P. Phillips, Cleveland, Ohio S
J. E. Lemoine, President Mechanics Manufactur-
ing company, Petersburg, Virginia.
C. P. Mallett, President Rock6sh Manufacturing
Company, Fayetteville, North Carolina
j. G. Cairns, Agent Rowan Manufacturing Com.
pany, Salisbury, North Carolina. eg
turing Company Charleston, South Carolina.
George ". Winter, Banker, Columbus, Georgia.
w. j. Ledyard, Merchant, Mobile, Alabama.
Sidney Smith, esq, Mobile, Alabama.
Rufus r. Belknap, Manufacturer, Mobile, Ala
af5 bama. tlEG g 6isid
James Saul, esq.,, President Commercial Water
Works, New Orleans, Louisiana. a,51 a.saa
w. w. White, Ban Ser, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Samuel D. Morgan, Merchant, Nashville, Ten
nessee.
j. G. Amber, esq, Jacksonville, Florida.
jas. Senborn, esq.,, Coffeeville, Mississippi
Burtill & Patrick, Merchants, San Francisco, Cal
Charles Bogardus, Architect San Francisco, Cal
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