. Railroad record, and journal of commerce, banking, manufactures and statistics . MES A. BOORMAN. EDWIN A. POiT. W. & HTNDMAN3 EHINELANDER, BOORMAN & CO.,RAILWAY AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Supply all material and articles used in the constructionand operating of railways Baask of Commerce Building, IV. V. Refer to John A. Stevens, Esq.. President Bank ofCommerce; James Boorman, Esq.; Samuel Sloan, f.sq.,President Hudson River Railroad Co.; Messrs. Cooper<fc Hewitt, Messrs. Duncan, Sherman 6i Co., Messrs.SlUlmaii, Allen &. Co. feb5-ly Consulting Engineer. THE subscriber has establishe
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. Railroad record, and journal of commerce, banking, manufactures and statistics . MES A. BOORMAN. EDWIN A. POiT. W. & HTNDMAN3 EHINELANDER, BOORMAN & CO., RAILWAY AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Supply all material and articles used in the constructionand operating of railways Baask of Commerce Building, IV. V. Refer to John A. Stevens, Esq.. President Bank ofCommerce; James Boorman, Esq.; Samuel Sloan, f.sq., President Hudson River Railroad Co.; Messrs. Cooper<fc Hewitt, Messrs. Duncan, Sherman 6i Co., Messrs.SlUlmaii, Allen &. Co. feb5-ly Consulting Engineer. THE subscriber has established his residence at theCity of Washington, for the purpose of acting asConsulting Engineer in the preparation cf plans andlocation of public workB. He may he consulted by companies upon alt questionsappertaining to the cost, location or plan of construc-tion of Railroads, Bridges, Canals, Water Works, orthe improvement of River Navigation, either at his of-fice or on tbo site of the work. , CHARLES ELLET, Jr., Civil Engineer, iNo. 258 H Street, Washington, D. C. apr!2. Patent Portable Forge and Bellows. THESE FORGES are superior to all others for build.ers of railroads, mines, quarries, gunsmiths, loctt-smiihs, machine shops, boiler makers, gas fitters andmathematical and optical instrument makers. Tneyare the only forge made ibat can be used without fillingthe fire bed with brick or clay. They areso cons:rucledthat the fire cannot injure the bellows, which is in thecylinder, under the fire bed. They can be hutupin anydesired position, and the smoke be conducted to the flueby a pipe. Railroad companies aodothers in want of PortableForges willaddress W. G. HYNDMAN, ap23 41 East Second street, Cincinnati, O. THOMAS D>. STETSON, f&ccfjatiical $Znsinttv> AND AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATEKT AGENT, No. 36 Chatham steeet, N. Y. Entrance 5 Tryon Row. THpApplicationB for Letters Patent. Careful writtenOpinions of Inventions. Important aid in bringing outInventions. oc23 1500 EAILHOAD IR