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Pacific Mail Steamship Company.-The only Through
Line CALIFORNIA; and Oregon.
THE public that under Of this
company inspected and approved by the Navy Depart
States mails, will continue
Francisco the lst and 18th Of each month";
unavoidable accident and will touch Acapulco
Diego Monterey The following packets belonging
Pacific Mail Steamship Company of which will be always
in port al Of route in the Pacific:
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VALUABLE FARM At AUCTIoN.-on Friday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 4 O'Clock, shall SELL the premises, und
tenth Of all that Of land called Con
Defeat Oxen Run the Washington
about two and
pied by widow Evans, containing 100
most excellent ind n good farming condition.
Termsi Cash the day Of SALE
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
AuR - Aucioneers.
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NEW GOODs-Ths subscribers beg leave to inform their
h,, sy n,y, H .1syss . Of the follow
Black ehally, for mourning dresses
Do Do Fosls ss so. Gro de RS'n, and na. silks
s s0 .ss s .%s ~. w, q very light
Fancy French osFs ..ns. and d lawns Ts...,
Do swi-. and polka mu.ns
French embroidered CHEMISTS. cun collars. - .vory '.
Very handsome lace and embroidered under sleeves
Ladies, raare msrino aid .uh yes.
Essa:o. and Cray snd.s..sa du. Irish linens
L.d-. and gen..mens kid nix and li.s thread glove.
r.s, variety sood. disposed Of on
We beg
FL Linen and cotton .heednx., dama.k liable cloth.
Napkins owellns white and coored mareies and A.ndae
Table and piano covers, embroidered and lac. curtain.
English and French curtain chntr.s
a.. 81, and 81 white mauings
49,, and 9 4 plain and cosored cocoa ms,,iass
Very superior English and American floor olc'oths designs
And large stock Of French English velvet tapestry.
''' ana ingram soo S,'E Ss"TTsR CO.
o-~so" ss,ss'"ss, Floor os'cIeshs. c.rpsn-s, &c
THE subscribers receiving schooner Statesman
e pisces J. sIo. heavy white Canton 10 mating, III
s.: #...: !: r, ...,... !: !: !:
n s:; &, ,:',.
wide
owpiccd American ocoth, from three sir fee,
wide
10 do Cocoa mattinr for basement, &c
Also constantly full Of variety Of i'm
ported and American csrpetna, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American Brussels
imperial, and Ingram fine and common nGrsn low.
priced hemp, and cotton both striped and plaid together
with svs cth. article in our lin. er house nrnsh"s which
dealers in this country.
ApIe-n p. II. H0OE co.
TEXAS Land AgencyTbe undersigned ohers his
agent in all matters sppsaning 10 lands In Texas but
nis select INDICATED lands and patents for the
when informed
n he done.
Address n. CATI.rTT
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE SMITHSONIAN IN
sTITUTION AT AUCTION-On Wednesday, the ID instant,
premises, O'Clock, lot Ne ~ in square
ash fronting Virginia avenue, Ilih and 18th
SOUTH building situated pleasant and healthy
ton o Island.
TERM, balance In II and le MONTHS for
endorsed bearing inter. Of given
~ " 49, A. GREEN,
ae,to Aucuoneer
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ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auctionsers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-On Wednesday
afternoon, 3D. 6ociock the premises shall
Davdson subdivision Of No 3t2, fronting Is
feet on X street nd 10Th
balance equal nstsImenao and
satisfactorily secured Conveyances the
DYER MCGUIRE,
seoe-d Aucnoneers.
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United States Patent Once,
WARRINGTON, Aug 81, 1851,
IN the petition Porter Lynn admins
OF r. 8. Curtis, Boston,
said r. g. Curtis for gr mills. r seven years
from the ef.on Of said patent which takes place the Nd day
IL ordered tina, petition Patent Once on
are notified appear csuse any they have
why peution ought not to b. granted.
once Objections specifically for, writing
s S ' "a. s must n sn as@ ny
coranc- with the rules Of the ONCE which will be furnished
Ordered also published National Tn.i-
snceJ Republic, and Union, washington, 81 Daily Bee. Bo.
Coursn Hartford, coonecucu Albany State Register Albany
Ne. ys,a saDs;, New Yor, and ,s nqa
previous TO the day Of hearing, the I'd Novcmher NEXT
Commissioner Of Patents.
OF the will please copy
bin. Patent once, with containing this
Aug 2s-law3w
r Ewrs ARUNDEL. In. Railroad Of LAns, by tn.
Ii Of Frank Fsrlegi.
The international Magazine for september
e Mary Queen OF sco by Miss Benger author Of Life Of
stnans Dictionary Of descriptive ,opo
~ pos thousand d,awips Of subjects referred 10 ia the work
Katharine Walton Rebel Of Dorchester w.
The Ccnfessor; a historical novel.
Just published, and this day received tor sale by
Aug Bookselers near 9Th street
NEW supply Of "Lady wortisy's Travels In the
New supply OF Alton Locke" and YEAST
New supply Of leigh Hunt. Autobiography"
TAYLOR 4 MAURY
Aua9o Bookseiers 9th street
JNO. M. McCALLA
III practise Court, and the
Of the District He continues to prosecute claims before Con
and the departments May N-eoddll Ssh Sep,
". buildings north side Of renns
yana iah and 18Th stree" west FEB +d6
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NOvELSLewis Arundel the Railroad of Life SO cents.
The Stone Mason of Sante Ponte by LamaTne. 25 cents
The Fate by @. Z. X. James, SO
The Confessor historical novel. 80 cents
Katharine Walton, u romance Of the Revolution; by w. q
6mms. SO
Stuart of Dunieath by Mrs Norton. SO cents
Ecarte, Saloons of Paris by Richardson. SO
The Gipsy Chief; by Reynolds. SO cents.
New Monthly Magazine September. IS cents
The International Magazine for September. rs cents
The Natural History Of Courtshp by Punch rs cents an
SeDt2
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by A. GREEN. Auctaoussr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday,
the 4th shall sell The al O'Clock,
lot No III situated No 49, fronting "a feet inches ON
running alley, between 2oh
situated nearly opposite the Brewery aud 10
former purchaser A. GREEN,
Sent 2-3 Aucuoaeer
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beautiful building lot II will be sold at the Coz. and nk Of the
former purchaser a. GREEN,
Sent 2-N Aucuoaeer.
EUHNIrUItE DRY GOODs-The following described goods
added trade, all OF which will be
found the STYLE and reasonable In pnce
their class
piano table match which
will be sold be deAed all In
daions wfeaths Of nowo which appear as h
natural flowers.
pier covers, Oriental weaving
goods anything OF kind
this county before.
Damssk laine piano AID table match.
Embossed cloth do do
Also
French thread tides chars Of chairs backs
OF do, toilets, cake fruit circular and
Double damask table cloths from lO4 by lO TO O4
aud overays match For pfoduc
these goods the awarded medals
SMILES Of which may be with the goods.
damask tea nspkns-very cheap
style damssk Materials aud pretty
tcrial and cheap with and side loops match
rich window which 10 and II
inches wide with side bands match
ch gilt ache for suspendns dspSy French bed
with bolts and matchnew elegant goods
general of Whitney, Edinburgh, Mackinaw
blankets all rband bound mapped both sides, and low
priced.
article, which attention Of planters
will be sold prices which will be object them.
general Of Flemish, Scotch Irish, English
table chamber linens and all other articles In the furniture dry
for comfort and
Of houekeps all Of which we ss on the most inviting
terms. CLAGETT DODSON,
Sept 2d4wf Pa door OF the of 9th
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The San Francisco and
awaiting the former the arrival OF the mails
and returning without delay win the
mails and passengers from San Francisco.
between Panama and San Fran
cisco. xo,
The well steamship Sarah Sands Of 500 tons burden,
the and peculiarly commodous
will be kept running an extra family
boat.
One win keep the connexon between
Acapulco md other Mexican ports.
The the Atlantic will be maintained by the United
States mail steamships
Ohio.
Crescent City
u
Philadelphia
Leaving New ChaSes the lh and 26ta Of each
MONTH
THE steamship Falcon will form direct line
Chagres leaving such periods - viii
Ie lsthmus and forming
with steamships line TO and from New Orleans
Mexico California, and Oregon Passage from New
secured from Armstrong Lawrsson, Co.. agents at
that place. - - ~
been uced FROM
rooms ~,
$3.50 In lower cabin TO -
The Chagres will be the lowest adopted
Each passenger is personal baggage free, not
Iceedn in mn 10 cubic feet
FREIGHT Cbagres 70 foot and rom
Panama 10 San Francisco the rate Of 40O per ton
EoT choice Office "a and IS
street. their agency, No III West street, New York
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Cs ntraI Academy second story of Old Medical Col
IeSe, Corner o Il Tenth streets.
THE dutes Of Monday,
tember aud well ventilated for
school 40 by es furnished with Boston desks Ac and
other desire
unemng attention their studies and morals
enjoy reasonable share the patronage OF
Christian PARENTS well educated
NAV he obtained Republic bookstores OF A.
'Ns JAMES NoURsE
JOS HARVEY koURsE
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n n. CI.UsK nv. Architect and Civil Engineer has
VI Tvss buildings north side Of Pennsy
vana avenue and 18th streets FEB Adn
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Reported Conspiracy Ia HOlstein.
IIarx Of IL

Reported conspiracy lM HOIStelns
letter from Hamburg OF the sd Ia the Independence.
OF Belgium. says: -
grave event has taken place amongst the Austrian
con ps fe NEE in Hosttu- Many of the regiments COM
posing II consist in great part Of Hungarans, and
amongst them many young OF noble families,
who compelled BY the Austrian government to
simple soldiers In spite Of the disasters drawn down
unfortunate Hungary by the revolution these
diers not repress the hatred which apimats them,
their desire for q revolution. The preser &c
in Engsnd Of the ex dictator, Kossuth and his vic.
lent dafribes sgaips the Austrian government and dy
nasty have greatly contributed Of late to excite the
tments OF hatred OF the Hungarian soldiers. and an
srped revolt Of which the consequences would have
be. ncscuabe In the north, hes been the point
out amongst them but IL hsa been pref nted
by The active ,uryspce Of the superior ocsrs OF the
Austrian bsttsons An agent OF kossuth, and Of the
revolutionary propaganda OF London, the Hungarian
Count Potocki. who commanded a regiment at Co.
morn, during the revolution, arrested the day
before yesterday by the military authorities OF Rens-
burg He had arrived from London by way Of Paris
under q false In his possession found pro-
clssions MEETING the soldiers revolt, an printed
copies OF the last public speeches in England by the
ex dictator. IL was generally stated in the town,
that many oficers (the number Is said 10 be nine
teen and great number Of commissioned
cfnc.rs and soldiers have also been srrestsd AZ
Kenssnrg tor having been accom- rlices In the pro-
jactsd revolt. These arrests have been principally
effected In the schwsrrenburx regiment which 4
almost entirely composed Of which Is
present Ia garrison IN the fortress Rsnburs It has
been seeertsined that the agent Of Kossuth aided by
tnothsr Hungarian (Ruscbsk), and who has also
arr sted has sueee~ed in ore. MIXING the revolt In
itTsgetc Io'nt az yies, the spot Wei chosen In
possessing tbspseives Ct the fortress the consprators
ssustso they would receive the support ola DO N
her of the dismissed ofcers aud soldiers OF the array OF
Dols.sn new Instruction IN the two Duchies would
have opsbsd aysst Geld % te revolutionary exploits
Dediss:sd by the European propaganda at London
DrTipg The Last three dsys, the electric telegraph
been sxeusivsy occupied in tfspsmitng to Vienna
dtspetbes cf the Austrian Com In Chief even
those q The stock exchange could not be sent On
-eSpt 81 this isporable news - Vienna, General te
Rssnbsrg, an aid dscsmp o. the Emperor iInns-
dists!y zen. of 10 examine The sar and he has already
arrived at Altope
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MORNING, DECEMBER IA, 1851.


t. whatever profession Of rank in secisty they belong
loud sppIause) Receive then, these CROSSES Of the
Legion OF Homer which, according to the grand idea Of
its founder are intended to honor labor equally with
bravery, and bravery equally With scsnce (Great ap
plaCse Before separating gentlemen, permit me to en-
courage You to new works Undertake them without
fear for they will prevent men being Of work this
winter and have no fears to the future for whatever
msy arrive, tranquility shall be maintained (Lsngth
ened applause government which Is supported on
the entire mas Of the nation which has other mo-
tive but the public good, and which Is animated with
that ardent faith which guides you most surely even
across space where there Is road marked out-that
government, Ltsy, will know how ts fulfil its mission,
for has In self both the right which Is derived from
the people and the force which from Godr In
meuse applause, which lasted several uinutes)
am informed on good authority that 30 900 copies of
ths Constitroxn containing Csssagnacs article were
distributed in Paris at the expense OF Louis Napoleon
The next battle ground will be the discussion on the
bin ative to the responsibility the President
Republic. -. 8.
30 much for France. 49, &c.,. 49,. .. T
In London dull usual ct this season Of the
year Kossuth being gone and the Bloomsr mania hay-
ing subsidized there nothing TO talk shout The court
Is in deep oufnipg for the late King ofHsnovsr.
All the London Journals publish Kossuths letter, q
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AsTROIOaY, ~ /.

A sIRObO0T-DR g. ". ROBaCK IRON SWEDEN.
N Lately from Philsdslphs oaers bis services the
citsens efNss York Ne able 70 foretsl past. present
Nsvs sssi..ed sss read iui seoortiss 70 IN. 9rs
Nshvities eslrristeA Ladies So sspsiemer. as Once,
NOS white srsL New York whore ietsers. post raid, vii
psp.rs Ass-oOEesl Alnanaes esa 10 ptssurri 81 shs
esscc. SrAtd
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TRAvELLMRs. GUIDE.

d,AxDGH hsD AxBoy RAILsoAp LINE, YRos
" Mes fort " Phiiadeirhia-lssve Pier No \, North
River, By s.snsoss John POTTER Morning Iane, AZ ID
clock Aftora,sa Line. ~ oclock Fare BY either line
35 fsrxsrd tesk. 81 Emigrsnt Line eeooh, p. NJ
tare ttV. BLISS Agena
NAV ,Yysx And PnILApELPniA.-sew Yosx
~ and Phiisislphia diroet-Unued states Nail ne
throuEh "a ~ hosrs, via hsr gsrsey Rsurcss Fare
ducs5 70 - for f ca and 81 20 Tor nd class. Leave
Nev York stea from foot Of Cortland, street. sad ..
ga sad N tom foot % Lhsrty erect. Leave Pitt
aiut street.
roP DALriASRs. ws~uNorOS, on CHsRLrsrOr.-
Through rchet sold In the ADORE ibes throush
suctef vth eutn esrr,gc cheeks yaniss The ira n
le.vnf bf n Passengers and this train will
he directly thrsseh depot the
xoute wlthout cara change.
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CLOTHING.

NOTICE 10 ALIAS THE HOLIDAYS APPROACH
~ your Water clothing wanti Be either cleaned dyed
altered trimmed rpsred ~ short notice. Take
them 20 the Ola place 5S Pesr street Brordsay
evety,hns % aone up right By A. CVSTfssos, lat
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The stock market at Paris has been unsettled this
week, and pricee. ut period fully cent
lower than last weeks quotations. but there has since
been reaction, and the present prices only chow de-
cline OF about quarter to half per cent
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Laws have been FAR H urious to the mao7 than
profitable to the few Without then, Attempting to
up the vast aggregate Of mischief content call
protection scheme to tax tho pubic for the bsnedt OF
this that class That s what the manufacturers of
New England bave attempted upon the reet Of the
United States Under the tariff of 1842 they bad
spcces but that success has proved thar ruin and
now IKE our own agricuturtsts they are demanding
good faith alleging that they tempted thereby
to invest money in factories, which they hardy
afford to keep under the teduced scala OF
duties In fact there just the com2lAiats and
jest the Unaffected csesss IN the United ssss
in this country; with this difference that thsss the
Yet amid these complaints in both countries unsx
amplsd prosperity extending 20 III hs i,drs classes
Is Sufficient practical reply TO the complaints OF ths
that interest stripped Of former projection That
enough for We viii not call our agricusu-ists ROB-
bers OF run up bi Of datnayes against them bat We
satisfied chat Euzaud bs prosperous aud safs
without paying tas black mail ,
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NJ BoUoa. AVcTIoNkER, wILL SELL ON HON.

N BoUoa. AUcTIONEER, WILL SELL ON NON
dag morning a. II O'clock al the bsadsoms farnisHrs
OF family stI5 Greenwich Aven a.
I'M, furnisurs 10 in fine order and viii be sold
eoiss Sofa Bsdseads richly carved Mahogany ani
Chars. Com non do, variety marble top wsshstxads
Centre Pier Dining Card and other Tables Mahogany aad
slnss Roskars pivans Bureaus. Bsdste,a, ave good
Pillows. kstrseses, Mirrors. Gir.ndoes handsoms Paint
1ng Sewing and voltsrs Chairs. with quantity
&c, trsa or shins)
oHsLEvlsON. ArCTIONEER-A RARE CoLLxe-
q ton OF lco Oh tins from the artis. in rioh
gold frames will be disposed Of At auction
ing Dec 18th At 10Y o'clock ~ the sales 1855 ChA
desks annals lift books &c. NJ B-SsNs Of DO ois ey,ey
evening during the week.
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UCrION N0TICE.-Z CARRINGr0N, AUC-
IA toneer-Rare and Ausble modern OIL Paintings.
on s1hibto1 g. The nissCoesh = No Ss sso.a
Of pssgn Curt, csrrington VIII sell Tussdsy ga
net 81 o'clock, At the above named Gallery The vary
and choice collection of pctqrss embraced ia the
caioese new exhibited This Of about 40 sab
e0s the works Of the ceersed modern Artists
Europe such Robbie vsrboakoye veraeyd Lea
yeny Van hoer and Berre OF Brps.eIs Wouers, Of Ma
nes smes schasp. Won Brs Of Am.tsrdsm; Lamornisrs
An Horsgh Scb9fsls, Ruy ten PEI De Brackasier. OF
antwerp; Vet Wee Kosiioeh sretz Of she HsSus sps
sseo'on from some Of the most celebrated g.srs ia Hu
rope and by purchases from the artists i'm
ported under the supervision Of ARTIST and
row confidently offered to esnnoisasurs and others
the best collections for SALE either pubo
OF private ia the city Of New York Most thsss pain
bear There are sss fsw pssnrss Of older date bearing
t.usa tom esIeb,assa cabinet 81 Ghsct which ars be-
9sn be had application TO Curtis Cartingon. No
VILLAIN street, Messrs. L. Petit. Pfeier Is Pine street,
A. Legorx Pardessus IS Maiden lane; j. r. LimbuIner.
1c9 Broadway. and H. de Psrcsvei CT Broadway.
a UcTfoN NOTICE THOMAS BELL. AUCrIoNEER.-
The sale by order of goods and toys
ol6 Broadway win be continued Monasy the 5th u 10
ciec The attention Of dealers and families Ia invited to
shis sale.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A UCrIoE NoTICE.-yNRIslRyR Nd SALE or HnADY
b. suosiUs On Dso IS s.i q sS.r sale.
eon Wall street a sssortmen Of ready @Ads Clothing
OF drsse ooA pants vests g. fer the
present season. Catalogues on the morang Of sac.
A UCTION NOTIcE.-0ROCRRIES. APPLES, RAL-
Dsy street. wich street Tcta sas.s
nsEars. Tea, Raisps Cursnts Pickles Candies. SoeP
Ssy. csAnpsgAs. and other Wins: Markiag Brushes
Scales, Weights, &c. WA CARFER Auo tionesr,
81 Dew street. corner Green Wioh.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET,

EoR sALE-A PORTER HOUSE, BILLIARD TABLES
and Lease OF Lodging House, and The Furniturs "a
doing good business In respectable part Of the city Al
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ITO LET-A HOUSE IN A VERY DESIRABLE
location op town. with all the i'm pro On s
Possession Immediately. Please inquire William
erect. In thl store.
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fHo LET-TH RE BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSES
IN ne h.nd,o ne ROY In Pacific street. between Boad
houses from the Of Bond New With he
ocern Improvements. Gas fixtures, bath kitohsa
1sn1ge Kent 500. Apply - No. willow street, Brook
Syn OF - tas oss Of James Cocker Co.. 81 street.
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U. States s per Cent Bonds,
U. States o per Cent Bonds,
Ditto 9 per Cent Bonds. >.
Ditto6 per Cent Stock. :.
Pennsy lvania s per Cent Ste
Massachusetts, s per Cent St
Maryland 8 per Cent Steerli
Tennessee 9 per Cent State l
Canada . per Gent Bonds. :.
Boston City s per Cent Bon,
Montreal City 9 per Cent Bo
The stock market ut Ps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01
Manufacture of Woven IrOn....NO. ~.
FARM FENCl

The most simple form of the Manufacture OF
Woven Iron is its application to Farm Fences.
The era of crazy posts and rickety, tottering rails
is passing away with the advancement OF the
useful arts. Not to speak Of the vast amount of
valuable timber employed, or rather wasted IN
the construction OF the old-tashoned 'wormtence,
the homestead ia made awkward and unslghtly
by it's use. The advantages accruing from the
use of the Wire Fence will cause it speedily to
take the place OF all other material; combining as
it does In an eminent degree the properties OF
strength, lghtness, portability and beauty-the
view of the landscape being at the same time
entirely unobstrueted, owing to the invsibiity OF
the wires at a short distance.
A brief account of this important branch of the
manufacture may not be uninteresting; our infor-
nation being still derived from the extensive mandatory
of Mr. Wickersham In Lewis-st AS we have said, the
Wire or Farm Fence is the simplest form OF the new
fabrics The Fences are made OF horizontal wires ugnt
ened by of ingenious arrangement 90 that the
whole tension Of the rod is obtained The ends OF the
wires are securely fastened in iron posts and concealed
from views The posts being furnished with contrvauces OF
different patterns for security In the ground The size o.
the rods varies accordance with the wish Of the pur
chaser We have fine Farm Fences OF finch wrought
WIRE warranted TO resist anything OF less weight than an
elephant or less power than lion No ordinary domestic
animal could break through sizes considerably lower than
this while still larger degrees may be used with the same
facility il required In the partial and hitherto unsuccess-
full application OF Wire Fences to farm purposes great
defect hes been the Of competent manufacturers and
the loss OF resistance occasoned by lax tension Of the
wires. These difficulties have disappeared, ard Iron
Fences bid fair be the future boundaries Of every do
main cordially recommend them to the attention OF
Farmers and landowners The coat Of the FarmFenc
ranges from 81 50 to s. per rod Of Let ieeor from to
IS cents per foot Samples may be examined al the Iron
Railing warehouse, in Broadway under the American In
sfinte