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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-10
"NoTEs OF TRAVEL AND Lrrrn

We have just perused "Notes of Travel
and Life, book Of near three hundred
pages, consisting of series of letters
written from various parts of the Union
by two young ladies whilst acting as
agents for some publishing firms in the
City of New York, who are now in Wash
ington. While their book proves them
to be well read and intelligent, the re-
concentrations they bring with them
warrants US in commencing them to
the liberal patronage Of our citizens
One of these young ladies is quite hand
some, which has won for her the appel
lation of "the pretty Yankee Girl" As
to the book itself, in it the most fasti-
dious can find no offence against fine
taste or decorum, and will search in vain
for base thought or a platitude. a
happy refinement, q womanly instinct of
the pure and delicate, characterizes every
thought and sentiment. 1t possesses
point and piquancy, while its general
tone corresponds with the popular sense,
popular intellect, and popular taste. In
its moral tone, a'main object seems to
be, to correct and uproot those sense
less conventionalities and morbid puerili-
ties, so widely difused through So
ciety-to elevate and masculinize moral
and religious sentiment, by pointing out
and ridiculing sickly sentimentality, or
stern and opinionated orthodoxy. II
The writer's, like sensible girls, seem
to think that men and women have been
placed upon this earth for purpose
that as members of society they have
certain duties to perform, and that the
great object and aim of education should
be to fit them practically for those duties.
Hence every thing calculated to brutalize
the instincts or degrade the intellect is
condemned, while that which promises
to enoble and dignify human nature is
commended in language both chaste and
refined. @
One would readily suppose that ladies
engaged in so masculine an undertaking
would be themselves the natural allies OF
the advocates of " woman's rights" Not
so-and yet have they become the true
opponents of the rights Of their sex, by
showing wherein woman's true equality
consists, and how her rights may best be
maintained.
No better commendation of the book
can be offered than from its own pages.
The young lady authoresses, Misses Wen
dell & Hosmer, are now in this city, can
canvassing for subscribers. To say they
are intelligent, young and handsome,
would be but passing compliment.
They deserve the patronage of the citi-
zens of Washington, and will, we doubt
not, be fayorably received. Such enter
prise ought to meet with success.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

No notice can be taken of anonymous Communica.
tons. Whatever is intended for insertion, must
re authenticated by the name and address of the
wrier-not necessarily for publication, but as
guaranty Of his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Commun
cations
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GREAT EVENT.
THE FAKIR OF sIvA's
GRAND GIFT FESTIVALS.
At ODD FELLOWS. HALL,

THE EAKIR OF SlVAS
GRAND GIFT FESTIVALS.
At ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Commenci' 6 "Wednesday, fhursd y, Friday, ami
Saturday evenings. March sTh. ash, 10th, llth.
Afternoon entertainments " elnes9sys aud Sat-
urdays.
GOLD JEWELS AND GEMS.
A splendid HORSE, CARRIAGE aud HARNRes
AMsgnihcent Sett Of SILVER PLATE.
DIAMOND RINGS AND DIAMOND PINS
Full Je~elled Gold and Silver WATCHES.
Silver CUPS, PLATES. BASKETS. and CASES
Fine Gold Chains, Bracelets, Brooches, and Pins.
Portemonnaies, Canes, Knives, and ACcoRDEoNs
Gold Elephants, Foxes, Eagles, &c.
Pspier Mache TABLES, DRESSING CASES, and
Writing Desks.
Magnificent ENGRAylNGs and Pictorial lives OF
TIE FAk1R. &c.
TEN THOUSAND PRINCELY GIFTS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH or BEAUTIFUL and VALUABLE ARTICLES.
Tickets to the Entertainment sl Esch rersop
will be FURNISHED with GIFT TICKET, fcee q tx.
psnse, for every Exhl i.on ticket purchased esti.
Ting him 10 one OF the Muuifcent Donations.
Go see the presents in the Show Window Of Mr..
kE WORTH COS Je~elry Store, Pennsylvania
| avenue.
Every article warranted.
RSmembsr. ,rery 91s present.
For particulars and Last Of Presents Bills.
Grand Entertain ment Ent hahted Palace every
night.
Tickets COED for any one OF the Exhibitions.
Mind. your ticket admits you once.
Persons from di tauce can be supplied with Tick
ets and tn presents sent tn them by the Committee
appointed by the audience. by addressing the FAKIR
OF silva, obi Fellows Hall, enclosing one dollar
| for each ticket they may desire.
Doors open at 81 5-commence Mt y at night.
Afternoon Of WEDNESDAY and Saturday doors open
| at o'c,ock.
TIE Grand Distribution will take pls,e on SAT
URDAY, March 18th.
Ticket can be obtained at Oid Fellows Hall from
9 o'clock in the morning until 10 ut wight.
| Tickets without Gifts Is cents.
| Horse and Carriage may be seen at J. X SUTToN's
! Stables 9Th street mar s-lts
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~ NOTICE.-The Com pmentsry Concert
lk3 rendered the celebrated Swedish Vocslists,
Mr.. Mrs.. DANNsTRoh will take place at Carusi's
Saloon. on the Doth instant.
The programme 10 IN preparation. .sf
o<
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0Ihe large circulation of thf STAR
makes 1t the most desirable advertising me
dunn IN the District. Ii has more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria, than az The other Wash
sngton dailies combined.
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SEWINGm-SEWING y

$500 Stitches per Minute.
NJ HELLER W1LLS0N'o Patent STITCHING
w MACHINE, Ca exhibition and for sale at
tie Iron bulldog.
Laii.s and Geuts Collars, Cuffs and and all kinds
D. linen wurA dole TO order with ucatness and dis
patch. X. ii. JEwELLE, Agent
Pa avenue, betweeu oh AID 10th streets.
mar Ste
HE GRiNNELL EXPEDITION, 10 ssarch Of SIR
L John franklin, personal Narrativ,, by Doctor
Kane, U. 6. y 1 vol, with many enc rawlings.
mar eff FRANCK TAYLOR.
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WE have just opened q beautiful
w lot of White Goods, which We are selling al
very reduced prices for cash.
Also, large lot Of Thread Laces and Edgings yer,
low. G. T. MASSEY Co.,
Cor Pa. ave. and 10th street, First Ward
Also, beautiful lot Of Tarletons in all colors
mar lO-3tE
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SOI IlIk1VIN DIkhNDIC.
NyE have now la Store q large and well assorted
w s ock Of
BARKER, Richards, and Mcneil Sons superior
Shifting Linens
Striped and figured Irish Linens
Superior Sheetipg and pillow case Linens
Table Diapers, Napkins, and Towellings.
Also
New York Mills and English Shifting Cottons
IL Gotten sheetipg and pillow case do
SUI e; fine brown Strings and shrstiug de
With a general stock OF staple goods, to which
10 the special attention of purchasers.
A1rAl articles sold at our establishment are VA,
rantsd to prove represented.
MAXWELL. SEARS h CoLLEY
9Th street, doors north of Penna avenue
M
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NATE FARCIE LA GAUTIERi-MARONs
H. GLACIE.-SOMETHING ALTOGETHEn
NEW.--The world is challenged to produce any
thing 30 exquisite in taste the above novel conftc
ton, just introduced by C. Gauter, to which he
would call the especi.l attention of the public as
well as to his large assortment of elegant Confec-
tionary, manufactured daily in his establishment
far superior to any in this country.
c. GAUTIER,
Pa avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets
mar 10-3t
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GOOD EATING.
DREMIUM Sugsrcured Hams, Ohio Sausage, su
l. gar-cured Shoulders, Thin Middling, Fowls
and Smoked Beef for broiing and chipping, just re
ceiyed at GARREcT'S, No. 90, Centre Market, out
side.
A superior thorough bred MARE and Spring
Wagon, with fixtures complete for one or two horset
for sale.
Wanted, coed secondhand Rcckawsy Carriage
and harness. mar iO-eo3ts
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A recent letter written by Mr.. Daniel,
to the Richmond IVA. Examiner, excites
great annoyance at Turin, and threatens
hIm duel. The letter is copied in the
Galig mani.
Food riots continue In the Roman
States. t alqs
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DOR HIRE-By the year, q smart BOY, a
Il slave, about Ii years Old. Apply at Worthiog
ton Co.'S Wood Yard, l4th street
mar l0-2ts
OSr-Supposed on the Avenue, FIFTY DOL
IL LARS in Nireiaia bank notes. The rnder ", u
be handsomely rewarI Ell, if he will hand il 20 tic
bookkeeper at the Star Office. mar 1o-3t*
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ITO SHOPKEEPERS-
Il We especially invite the
attention Of those who buy to sell again; our
motto is short profits for the cash.
mar 1O-3tt G. T. MASSEY 4 co.
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- HILLINGTON HAS RECEIVED
~ tho ... .....
London Quarterly for January
Harpers Magazine for March
Kate Clarendon, by Emmerson Bennett
Littelrs Living Age for this week
Mrs. Mowatts Autobiography
New looks, Newspapers, ana every thing In th
cheap publication line for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa av. and ~ st., odeon Building.
mar loft
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DISSOLUTION.
FJNHE copartuersbip heretofore existing between
l. the subscribers in the Drug busine 3. Under
the firm Of BOSWELL Co has this DAY been dissolved
by mutual consent. The affairs of the late FL will
be Sc tied by o. BOSWELL, whe will continue bu 81
ness at the same place, on his own account.
OHIO BOSWELL,
NJ b. MELVIN.
Washington, DC, February 18th, 1854.
mar 10-3t
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which had not been thus aided in the construc
ton of railroads for railroad purposes. This
important amendment was fastened on to the
bill by one majority only. They adjourned at
a very late hour, with a motion pending to lay
on the table motion to reconsider the vote
by which that amendme mt was agreed to. We
have not the slightest idea that this PROPOSE
ton can become law, and therefore expect
that it will be recons Iered; or, if not, that as
thus amended, the House will refuse to pass the
bill. 1t will be perceived that it smacks both
of Mr.. BENEFITS land bill, and Of the policy
Of the distribution Of the proceeds of the pub
lie lands. The representatives from public
lands States are of course against it, for with
great unanimity, they regard tho public do
main as Of right, only to be used for the bene-
fit of those States in which they are situated
The large number of members who believe
that the land system so long in operation should
be rgidly adhered to, the proceeds OF the sale
going regularly into the national treasury for
the benefit of all the States, are also of course
opposed to it. Together, they constitute a
considerable majority Of the House. Under
these circumstances, we can hardly regard the
adoption of the amendment Of Mr.. Kerr in the
light of aught but freak of the moment, de-
signed, in part, to defeat the bill. 49,
The House Judiciary Committees Investi-
cation of the Gardiner Cass.-We learn that
William W. Corcoran, Esq, banker, of this
city, has been summoned to testify before this
committee in the case above mentioned. We
presume that it is designed to learn from him
precisely how the award was originally di.
vided. That is, if he knows any thing con-
corning what went with any portion of the
money, other than that which he received
4 sszcJTSa---d asi aid o. iloltSaiigqA 5z
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VOCAL MUsIC-A Lady with a fine su,,,
lxrRITlNG and OX-KEEPTNG.-The sub.
Dnneina Gca0cmies.
,ODWORTUs DANCING ACADEMY


DODW ORTH's DANCING ACADEMY,
n No SOS Broadway opposite lthst-Mr DOOWORra
h. the nor OF announcing bis friends and the pnoe that
,he cssses Tor the ensuing viii com nence on SAfUR
DAY Oct At r 81 Tor Ladies, a. for Children. asd :!
O'Clock og Gentlemen. nm, ,
TIE feo reAd an other Improvements made dunns ne sun
uef months The improved system OF Instruction 50 suoe
hi since rs adoption VII be retained wan sEht Ateraioos
suggested by experience Every b0yey worthy o. aiienoa
HI be introduced In add on 20 at the dances 10 Ordinary g'
with the came tho and deposira-at
~ he upis which las been dsng lsling characteristics
Of th's Academy s,
coptsinn the dave houts and terms of instruction
can he had A. Any time the seny all be sent By P
TI,HE ART of DANClNG-At No. ~ East 18th
Ar fou-,h house west OF Broadway. south siie NJ
CRARRUAUD respectfully announces 20 n: tSsnt' and
narops that his vii corlu euce sn IVA
spd MONDAY lG'h OF o,tobeT DAYS; WsONESpNl AAs
SATURDAY a. u o'clock snd a slefnooa r LAa.es
ard Children. MOIDY and THURSDAY, a. e'eHi "a, t'
Gentlsmen Particular attention psd 10 a enue aud drP1
M of rrps Boardrs Ssmnsres and Private Glasses At
tended 70 Circulars can be obtsiued a. shoN e.
WHALE and DAUGHTERS DANCING
w CLASSES vii eou,racEee al Metropolitan Ac,demy
" Al nj az Tuesday. Oc, 10, a. to;he Hal AdAl
Brooklyn Monday Oct D a. Union Hall Court corner
of SseseIt edne,say OFT L. For PsTeus,, see GNU a,'
70 b. had above. al 20 % oti Az. " - ~ 90 va
siost improved aud scerthc pnte'i'es
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90 farmers an6 Others.

YRSHIRE CATTLE.-The subscriber will
sell Alfew AYRSHIRES Of various ages, at far ess than
tie price OF importation and warranted unsurpassed either
here OF in AylsLr GEO SHEA No l61 Broadway Se;ond
EtTy.
DOGGY MOUNTAIN ELK and LAPIAND
X nFFP Tbres ,uleUdd pairs Of ELK four years Old
Teeetv syed from The Rocky Mountains; also fac Lap
land BtCK aye for SALE. shall have par OF the Elm
At lie sste Fair in Iam square this week where csn DO
"f ~ D. W SH ERWO0D.
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bonses 10 Get.

A FIRST CLASS HOUSE No "a Rleecker.
n ct between Broadway and n. B,v.-v 70 LET Gro
tor water aud s.s hioushoui hou.- Re1t moderate In
eais eh .he ieH...s. or Of Dr BURDELL, 81 Boodst
HOUSE 10 LIZA family declining house
II keeping desire TO Let ther Hof-sr 80 4. eopy.
enc oealsa u Lefoy-i zd.on Tae Oh Cloths
sGdress LEkOi this otice. y" ''
/ OTS to LEASE-For term Of years and on
bseeonirocAins terms, FORTY FOUR Lois OF GROUND
situate sth and 10th sad sot "a sl, %, Ths Lots
are " eoneG cr reaiAte AID will be s.sed
toss.het or -Pe.te'y Th believed 20 be a opportunity
saoso oueIed Tor securing 90 large numb- u Lots the
apo Foo terms ard other P.-iea,sS .ppsy 70
FIELD SiuYTEE So % Brosivsy
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NTEAM ENGINE 20 Horse. po yerl for SALE

ID-By the Lawrence Machine shop Il i driving the
machinery Ia tie Crysta Palace be delivered the ART
ofNoveuber Also in the store No 81 br)si st. one IRON
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,T,o JFT-A large handsome SHOW ROOM.
no LIZA COUNTRY SEAT, with p acres

With large side OF Broadway between io'n
srS 7sfh House txo.t0y sttc and basement III rooms.
Fert 80 AppJ to R g. PIERCE Pne-st corner Broad
~ un5er MsffopoitAn Bank.
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y Ole put VI
square in Jersey Cy Offering 70 MsnuiActlnuz Compa-
ries superior facilities Has front on the Canal "n5ie
81 pu ns Of Coal Merchaniie. &c, be readily made
The property be reached u p minutes tom waist Ihs
above would be exchanged for good D"eIns OF SOFA a
larraln Ahdress Boy NJ. 2 ai5 z. q.
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--,xrrn-nr two respectable Young Women

vIvANTED-A situation by young Woman u,
w small private family, as COOK, MAehen he re
IROSHR Has city reference. Apply AZ NO 80 ~
- o., ,hd foo hack for two oays
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90 fl)hom it nlan Concern.

LADY Of EDUCATION and REFINE
IA MENT is willing form the Acquaintance of educa
Cenemsn about 10 years of OF Christian character
possessing ample competency, with view % main.
inony If mutually pleased Address pop paid, Miss ELLEN
CALENDER Hartford, Com.
CITIZENS interested in RAILROADS and LO-
~ COMOTIVES are invited 70 call at No. Stanton
ieer Lewi.st from 10 II A NJ and see 10 operation
STEAM ENGINE with puppet valves worked by the direct
action of steam The valves opened aud closed within
h the enath Of stroke next each end OF the cylinder
without king concusson reaching the limit OF easy and
arid working hud hc be cut OF" for expansion
or tie motion the Eugpe checked aud reversed In short
with equal facility AMI safety.
NOTICE TO MINING OPERATORS--Th
~ advertiser GEOLOGlST PRACTICAL MINER and
UIsCOYERER If Three Fixed Laws to the Geological
Forca OF Dynamics Mineral Beds These Laws pub
htd Report the Geology Of the Western lie Fields
IT, the February OF the Mining Magazine, 1851 The
sane Laws aupv to deposits of Coal Iron lie d Copper and
oiie- Minerals Saird ROCKS; and know edge OF them
/, in speG sable judging Of the value OF mineral district
The Advertiser viii the Survey Of Mines and Mineral
Pro.fc. end Rerort on them with Plans Of Working &c
AdGrsss j. y PHILLIPS. Princeton. ~ J.
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CyENING CLASSES and PRIVATE LES.
r,ENCING and BOXING. Mr.. SAMUEL

IL SONS In FRENCH-By j. BURNER ~ No. PSI
SHAY between 10th aud i7h-sfs Trims moderate Refer.
euces good Csll from 10 o'clock 7. NJ
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6orsee, Carriages, &r.

Borsfs, Uarrlagfs, ut.
NOR SALE-A beautiful BAY MAKE, years
old warranted sound. Can tro mile inside OF three MIN.
te and hes never trained To be at the Livery
Stable. corner Cd Av and shat.
EOR SALE-A dark-brown FRENCH PONY,
valuable ANNA for private Also good TOP BUGGY,
HARNESS SADDLE and BRlDLE. Price for the whole
500. Can he seen SMl rHS STABLES, NO - NOIth
More e. or inquire at No l20 Made n.lsne.
TOR SALE-Thirteen pair Of the largest and
best three yearod broke MULES ever together io the
lumber; be at the Bulls Head stables NO East
2ist ard on ground the Fair; which will All BE- war.
rsnied sound and hind in harness 4. ;. CHAMBERLlN
Bulls Head Stables, No II East 2ithst
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OK THOUSAND AGENTS WANTED.-si,


Il JOURNEYMAN PRINTER wishes situation in
Book Newspaper Once At the Case Address either DAY
~ TO morrow ALBUMS, No. 81 NsfsanFt Brcokyn l. /,
@. Tribune Ofhce. Box No. lG4
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CEWING MACInNEs-The AVERY SEW,

- ING MACHINE Co cen attention TO their improved
mschine which received the hrs IRE mum A. The Crystal
Palace. The patent has been recently prhased by the French
Government be IN the meun cfne Of Navy and Army
uniforms For the sewing Of heavy goods SACKS BAG
Mattresses Stout Coth0r Cashmere where great strength
stitch Is required thcr rapid working machao i nyauab
There Is dispute about the patent OF this machine To al
who wish good cheap and durable machine we ~ cal"
~ H..
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BOARD and ROOMS-On extra easy terms. at
~ the e. CANT nansiln No 677 9Th av tsI.1,a,
HID. Car every thee minutes
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SCHOOL.-lhe Select School for Boys at No.
- 81 East 18th win commence Seventh Year under
charge Of the subscriber he SECOND MONDAY II Sep
TENDER. This School Is wholly conducted By Mr. T. sad al
biz efforts sed 70 maze IL pleasant and
plan Of instruction 70 limited humber Of youth Any in
qu may be addressed 10 him until the above date Nor.
r-fo~n Ns'sJerssy. JAMES n. TYING A 81
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Gonses noanie0.

WANTED-To Purchase or Rent, new and
w handsomely finished COTTAGE RESIDENCE Ia
pleasant Of Brooklyn convenient TO the ferries Adde'S
with location aud price II SANDS OF Brooks Bros.
cor Of CsihaIine and Cherrysts y Y.
VNATER POWER and REAL ESTATE
w WANTED-On a never falling stream. equal 10 ten
horse power the dye time and not subject 10 danserols
overflow back water with not less thsn twelve feet @
near Railroad Depot and in pleasant vi lase con
tsinnE churches school. stores &c Also two modem but
DWELLING HOUSES with Barns &c. and from three TO
ten acre. Of LAND under good cultivation location not to
coed loo miles from Newly City. Address Box No y
New Haven ?. O.. Conn
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HITIZENS interested in RAILROADS and LO-
,TCTICE 10 MINING OPERATORS-.The
CHANCES for Bnsiness Glen.

RYSTAL PALA c L For \ l. f
X The Exhibition Building in New.York, known as the
CRYSTAL PALACE. together with al the properties IN,
TIE TIE EXaiBIrloS or TiIE iSDUsTRT OF ALL Ma
PROPOSALS viii be received for this property in whole
IL part. rs comprised In The follo Sing PARCELS ~
i THE INHIBITION BUILDiNG AND ITS PERNA-
NENT FIXTURES
iii. Building is constructed 4 Iron and Glass. the ground
pen lower floor in the form Of an ocsson snrmountri
GALLERIES IN the form q Greek ross with dome over ts
The extreme length and breadth Of the Building 5s feet
Hight o. dome top OF lantern iS feet area OF the lower
square fee Of the gaeTes, g. 0c5 square
THE MACHINERY ARCADE AND PICTURE GAL
his Building the Buding Is 80 feet length
width the souna iooF Of - feet il Is
Pic.u1e Gallery eboye this is y feet ia width by p fee
hight over which skyigsi extending the entire length
Of 10 feet in hight; u this door $40 square feet
Whole Of Ibis buiipG S41 square ieetcquA ~ three
g. BRICK BolLER-HOUsE UPON 40 ST IS feet n
$ STEAM BOILERS, sHAFTISG, GEARING. BELTS.
SC sc
The Boilers Pipe. Shafins G,. Sc connected with the
o rms MOVABLE PROPERTY.
Consisting q the Iron Rsines around the Building Stoves
Gas Fixtures r,uks CoIr'ers Trueks Turn .es Oce Fu
5 STATUE or KISS AMAZON
Tbs Statue in zre bronze purchased By the Association
of $lo@c
The Blek Buildings in parcels and be removed prior
Possession Of az these premises viii Be wholly given pho.
% n 5lsi December n.NL
Iae articles ise6 in parcels and vii be delivered i'm.
rsNt
cs.n' Committee Of the Bcad Of Directors through their
G afmsr Full shts Of msisTal dimensions sl.s
snd any further iIormson that may be required will be fur
CHAS H. HASWELL
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CTEAM PUMPING ENGINES.
X. r VORrHlNGrON,
A. % ID - 49,.


Having enlarged bis Factory is nov enabed to sipP!
promptly 81 orders for bis PATENT SAFETY STEAM
PUMPS AND FIRE ENGINES for steamers. F,etone',
Public Iastiiutions &c Also, MININJ, WRECKIAG nd
DRAINAGE PUMPS
CTFAM ENGINES and BOILERS for SALE.
Nt-HENRY EsLER & Co. Atlantic Docks, South Br0shyp,
have on hand one jo.horse power STEAM ENGINE. one
DO IS DO three 70 DO two no. portable EN
ONES attached to locomotive boilers Also FlIe Cylinder
and Locomotive BOILERS constantly hand made %
der nj the shortest notice Ad rcss No l. Broadway " f0r
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IF Protestant single Man could find place
zss COACHMAN he would work very reasonable during
the winter his character uudeLable Please address c. this
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EAIRBANKs PLATFORM and COUNTER
Il the mos, scientific principles,
and with the greatest They Oh pted 10 every knd Of
Business and Indispensable for Railroads WaEehoass,
Stores Fouudctits. Factories SC. &c.
Upward Of seventy different notifications have been cot
the u every branch Of trade For sale. whole
sale and retail, by
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TNHE SCHOOL Of Mr. BINGHAM for BOYS
Il called the CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM Bible House As
Tor place Sd bessn the 6rs, Of third
year Sept There several vacancies the
Two departments he complement being twenty The
Systematic saa elegant trimming afforded peculiar and be-
Lsved 70 be uasqused IN this country.