is remains were landed at Staten Island.
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An improvement which, from the working of the model and explanation of the inventor appears to US to be valuable one, has recently been made 70 the brick moulding machine, hy Mir J. z. BURwELL, of this place. The improvement consists in the ap- plicaton of lever power and the movement of the 1oulds, which both effected with fan greater dis than in the ordinary mode and by the off, he labor of mouiders helng entirely dispensed

 The mortar is tempered by horse power. A

 this priHcple il is said, may mould at

 housand bricks per day, requiring two

 and to sand and place the moulds aud

 .-ers. We understand the inventor inte nds ipp,l Ing for patent iur his improvement, and also eonlelapares building and p"tirg m operation in 'his vicinity of the machines.