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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

Langley on the ID, for the purpose OF serrchlnr for
Dquor. They were resisted oy the bar-ke-per VINO
Drew two Knives and threatened death n any one who
should attempt To search the prem.ses Hs was 49,
cured. however, Without Injury any one and .lbse
quently spolocized for his rsshness Two iurs aud
bottle OF iGuor were seized, and hearing u the
case will be had to-day before Justice Lee, at Paw
tUcket.
In the Court of Magistrates on the 9th.
Nathaniel S'eIDs fined 40 and costs for sailing
liquOr. BE appealed John Littlehef was arrAilned
on two complaints for selling liquor. Trial on Thurs
day. James Chester adj Judged no. guilty Of selling
liquor contrary To law. Small quantities Of luor found
at No. = Biosdst No. % South Water.Gt and No %
Dyerst were condemned safer the stream pc nalty
Oi the law.
Bristol.-It is stated that the dealers in
LIQUORS have entirely abandoned the traffic ana thu. far
The law works well TIE wa,chmen report that there
has been less noise and confusion In the streets than
ever before Known and hs. the good eec, of the law
very evident.
Nelcport, Aug. 1l.-Complaints were
made against the proprletors Of the Ocean Atlantic
and United States Hotels charge OF selling liquors
seizure was made At the Ocean House. The intor n
ers were assaulted with rotten eggs, sc. One m Al
drew pistol he WAS arrested and bsiled There Is
much excitement there
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IiuMor Inv In Massachusetts.

Tie lawyers have ContrYed TO ma
Good many legal difficulties in the execution OF the law
~ find In Tie LoweH Courier article in which some
then, are Exhibited, portion of which we copy
The other day nr. Bird ieileo ~ the Mount Auourn
$500 sraton in Cambridge, kesot run which an
t, b,, iv ~ taken from the cars Nom Boston. II
itln -, ina, the articles, while in rSasi, cannot
IS ,onched N der the law, and that the proceeding In
this case WsS Illegal ,o roce,,lv salzed m Fail
De- Shich was taken from the New orh Dost IN
wagon There was another seizure r az Tue .,,sr eans
FioIse In Ssem day or two slnce xnicb ia tan, re-
before the Police u urI iOI H0o4'"e'
lated IN the salem paper ,.,;,o,i,o Ots p Lord
Reiore going into the invesugsuoh' Gus ,,,o
coun.el Tor Toe respondent, msdc ana A'suVu t,,
>, ,o.b the complaint for irautcicncy shc i"'S
% f'uS. -, taken was ~ 10 the suhcency OF
oi,b "a the romplsinants that they nave reSSoh 70
believe and do believe liquors 70 De una" u'iy .n
Ia a cer,s.p place. II WAS cCnteho'o '"@' ~ NJ - -
oo,,,d ha held 10 answer TO compliant unloss an "
- a. At~.c,lv CHARGED and Lot the IGeEe belief ana
SUSPICION OF tie compsinanIs sta'e1. 49,, .,,,c brt
sTbe o. ,,int follows the WORDS OF ne sia'uo' -
TWAS argued thst il was In " 'silon -. VOC pail
Bll NJ Ri.hs aud the case OF in'iiou "oa' - 49,,
H.. II 30 Reports 2ll, WAS Cited 10 cobnrulsot'
several other objections 10 me compliant W.
No counsel rporsred in behalf OF Tue ,vA S ~,
the Common eslth and the cS,e ,bc Crnrt uoon
sometime EpX, week. Tor inc oecls'''
the motion 10 glGsh -, 49,. .,ti.,, shall he
The Bni Of Rights provides that no SUI 81 s'.'
held y suswer for sny crimes or o'o''e 20
is fully, plainly, substantially anu 'o'''
him. . .,,a -. ,y,r
Toe Ocers in mos, places decline 20 VA.
rants unles. secured from damage or ioss Q!
tory bond Of Indemnity from the ',rn here
point aso fa.cd viz ia case The IA" sioua n,
after Do pronounced unconstitutional wac Is
for the property q liquor cesuoyrd-tn1 O,i.s
ordered tn obstruction, or the oiHcer "nO 80,
IT, Tel nstr HiH AurOa IN all article on tne gool
efec, Of IRE law thus far 10 preventrg orenAesntss
90 reuasks upon some Of tho legal diih;u'Ie' '0'
lows:
"s said ,ba, oa,e. cannot be tried 10 towns OF ste
where they occur the citizens OF such '""ps VI G'e
10 which ,te Le Tever,s. being it+rehy pSiurs Il
terest something Ike this-~e do not kno~ uisv
state itaccrrht,ly. justices aud jurors are equ'y
tsressd arj Sizes aud Jurors from Olhsr towns ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12
Life ut Newport-Servants Attacking n South
erncr-AimOst Mob.
NEWPORT, r. |, Tuesday, August TO- 10

NEWPORT r. |, Tuesday, August 10, 1907.
The Ocean House was yesterday the
scene Of an outrageous assault upon Southern
gentleman, by the band of Irish walters employed
in the establishment. 1t appears that the gen.
teman, Mr. Y of Mississippi, was helping lady
to dish at dinner on Sunday, when one of the
waters desired to take it from him. 1t is ex-
tremeIy difficult to obtain anything to eat, and
the gentleman in question refused to give it up,
especially as he had not helped himself The
waiter persisted, and was exceedingly insolent IN
his manner, whereupon Mr. Y. took case KNIFE
and cut him about the face. The waiter was
carried out and the gentleman resumed his
dinner.
There was no disturbance about the matter
until next morning. MIR. Y. went down to break
fast, and anticipating an attack, armed himself.
lie called fer his breakfast and while waiting Tor
it. he perceived movement on the part OF wait
ers, who approached him banded in a circle. Mr..
y Immediately arose from his seat, drew two
pistols which he held in either hand, and waited
for the attack. About 100 men surrounded him,
and would have unhestatingly crushed him had
II not been for his GOODNESS in retaining his fire,
and threatening to kill the first man who came
within five PAGES. lie thus kept them at bay,
until n number of SOutherners (among whom
we noticed Col {. of Louisville, Lieut.. el. OF
the Navy, Mr.. w. j., MIR. +. of Alabama, and
many othersD came to the rescue. With great
diffculty, and after several knock downs, the
waters were expelled from the room. Mr.. l..
was taken 70 his room by his friends lie was
uniniured. save wound in the forefnger. Great
alarm preya allied among the ladies, and for while
"Hgh Life Below Stairs" had the sway. -,
Mr.. Y. was urgently requested to leave with
his family, as there was every chance for another
attack, which must have ended in great blood
shed, he left yesterday, accompanied by at
least fifty friends, and hundreds of Southerners
who could not leave with him, have determined
70 leave % Cay.
Thus much for order and comfort here. II gen.
tenen s,e to be thus treated, it would be well 10
remain at tome. ARGUS.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
LEyENTH WARD WIG MEETING

ELEVENTH WARD WING DlEETisO'-
An enthusiastic meeting of the Wings of the Eleventh
Ward was held on Tuesday the headquarters OF the
Lundy's Lane Club. a, the corner Of Myrtle a'. and
Eavy.st The meeting was presided over BY George
B. Hall. F,o md addresses were made by Lieut. w.
H. Browne, of New York, and one Of the NswYSk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

The ExTRADITIox CAsE.-Thc writ of
h0bGs corpus Issued by Judge Nelson In this case hav-
ing been made returnable Judge Nelson at Coopers-
town, Mr H. T. Tslnsdge the United States Marshal,
went there TO make tis return ina. writ AZ Judge
Nielsen DID not intend 20 Into the merits Of the case,
be die not require tie presence Of the prisoner. Il Is
probabe that Judge Nelson VI order that the said wit
be made returnable IN the Supreme Court of the
Vrued States before full Lerch at the next term OF
that Court. ukca will commence a: Washington City
10 December next
The REyENUE-CUTTER TANEY-lTyEs
7IoA1Iov-Tne Secretary OF the Treasury, a: the re-
quest Of Capt Francis Martin, has authorized inves
tgaior by Court Of Inquiry into the circumstances
Of The late disaster that vessel Cspts. Alexander "
Frsz-r and Henry g. Nores have been instructed 70 IN
ves,ifste and report tee result
DEPAkrURE or THE EURoPA.-The
Cupsrd ..earner Europa Capt Le:.ch, sailed Tues
dey, 2, I o'clock. Tor Liverpool, with s72J,i5J in
specie and q passengers-a LIST OF whose names will
DO fc und " der the appropriate head
~ The Phoenix Hose Company No. ,,
Of New Brunswick Fifty in number, accompanied oy a
band passed through It's City yesterday With taeir
hose cart bound hornewsrd. They have beeA visiting
! No7 Of Troy They let Jersey Ciy In the ocloak
usin.
MUNICIPAL ExTRAVAUANCE.-Ii sum
total Of e1t-sysgaacs By the authorities OF tas CiJ
during The r,oo,a Of July is & 20 b.. Ofths amount
tea ard other r-fre.hmen,, srora; 90 sol L, Aai
tacl hire tra aloysst 81 ~ -
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Str r, nd r'r.'.5 - icon - "s'sn'osi N H,n
/. said 20 - ar Oh OF, rier 90 having be-n frequently
sTFtetsG before.
g On TUESDAY afternoon . house
psin,sr named Wesley I0ras, wHs dtHs"rorsly In
10, e. by falling from iadd@T willie Osir.S, ne front
The rope th., fastened the lsdisr Ia It ihs ~odows
broke snd ,hs precipi;A!sd 10 I1e psvs1snt
distance OF nearly tairsy feet.
L. :. MARsHALs OTFICE. Charge Of
Eadsaror q -sake Rerok-Three sslnen OF the ship
Fideis we're arrested charge Of revolt, and coz
u.iaed for exanDAIop.
SUPREME CoURT.-Unil further il
rection the hour for business a, Specisl Term and
Chambers (except on Ssurday) Will b y clock In
stead OF IA heretofore.
MARINE CoURr-Bofore Judge Lynch.
Simon Vle0I sysins. MartiR T. Bznn ana N,caoas ID.
H1dv-ro recover the value ot shelves. wtadoWs.
counter, &c alleged tn have bean Illegally detained by
Messrs ant H., owners OF store No 3Ol Bleecksrst-
Plaintiff alleges that he birec the store from Mr. Rgn,
who held tSse from defendants and hat latter closed
up the store aid refused ~ let him have the xtures.
sc The fixtures we're shown 70 have cost 80 10 500
Tor putin z them up
IN deenss Is said the lease had been forfeited
oy H'S@ OF acause Ia H. ~nch provided that Il snouid
DOT De SOLO ~ ssigned also that II found vacant tho
Owners hi.ut reen'er that plaintiffs removed the
eocds tne stCre Vas vacant and defendants had rhs
- rs6nter that the S-cles were afixi IN tn nrs,I
AM that there hsd uOs been sufficient dsmsnt hut
tnaf 81 am rate panf could only claim for the value
OF the dNuTes Ater being taken sp and not tos cost
OF putting them up. judgment for plaintiffs, s;6.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENr-NARRow Es-

CARAT o'clock Tuesday evening as the So o'clock
train for Philadelphia the NewJersey Railroad, was
approaching New Brunswick the train oil the track
us, at the bridge the Raritsn The locomotive
struck the abutment OF the bridge, aud stopped
The locomotive was somewhat injured, also the
fireman. who leaped OF the engine. No passengers
were Injured but the train the very brink of the
shore of the Rarian and had al exceedingly narrow
escape from being precipltated down the embankment.
forty feet, into the stream. Not once in hundred
times in all probability could such acclden. at
that place without fearful calamity by the throwing of
the train into the river
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CITY ITEMS.

EAxex or THE TuEaIoNErBR ~
A. J. 0toior o. formerly Lynch C.Grks) 2jl2 HilLn.
1892. GAN. Noon. SP. ~ r n.
Aug. U.-...-....C3 = II 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

ACCIDENT ON THE HUDsoN RIVER RAIL
RoAD.-Ovspg to the washing down Of the embank.
upon the tracks by the heavy raius, the down
train, Tuesday evening" from Alb any, due here at
oclocS, ran Oh the ras short tstgrce above Tarry
town. ju,irg the locomotive ard twisting portion OF
the railway. but causing no other dqnsge Tne trains
followin remained at Tarryt,wn oil Might and those
ofyeieriay morning, both up and down, were detained,
the passengers fnsy bsirg obliged 70 change cars aud
walk pact that portion of the track INSTRUCTED by the
accident The Instructions removed yesterday
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AxusLMxxrs. &C, THIS DAY AND EvENl

P-ssd.a, Taeater-Prol An8-r-oa's Magical Fests
Ca--~ Freltl Company Ar1 houss-t amy
N.riI--Toodl~@. Mummy
gsruuu' sussum-Wht-- S-reHa3ers, DANCING 90.
s.ttl. Co-uorau,s-Vis~. Asa Minor DAY and L
HotoGsu-Otto Corsss-Corl-rt. tAAsrnoonl
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"No words 70 ia read, are over their head,
Aij no sculp,lred praise. to save
" p name o, Tire Emlgrani, pale AMI dead,
Ne hsva seen hnt few Indians. Those

By no means realize previously formed ideas of the
"feathered chiefs" have not seen one, now, for
week. You need not be at all uneasy about any OF
them making Ioray upon US they might as well fear
the "COrn Planters would come down from my old
hsunts on the Allegheny, and storm Pittsburg. We are
getting ahead OF the teams started WITH and are to-
day more alone than we have been since started
and vet as write scattered the prairie and with
in sieht are at least three hundred men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

MORE BURGLARS ABRoAD.-At a late
hour on Tuesday gh, the store aud residence OF J. H.
Palmer ESQ No 3jl Bjvery, was broken Ooen by two
or more rsscsls who ma te their escape Oicers Scot.
ard McK light Of the Fifteenth Ward Police being on
duy In that vicinity two suspicious loo ding chssc.
,er about the store Of Mr p and al the time heard
them awe signal imne diateiy alter which tso fellows
FED from the store and made their escape The Police
men arrested the first seen, who gave their
names as Mlcrae ion and Owen Sheridan: On
searching the store Of Mr. Palmer a large and very
Sharp knife found, with which urdoooted!y tee
brrsr, iptrnd.d 10 defend theseiyesin Of emer
genc7. Sheridan ant Finn were taken bsfors Justice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--On Monday
evening, German In state of inoxIcatlOp, killed
on the track of the Hudson River Railroad, shor. dis
tsnce above Croton. He was knocked down by the
locomotive of the express train, and his head was cut
49, -
whistle when be discovered him, but the man Jumped
Immediately before the train. In one of bis pockets
was prayer book in wnich the name Louis Leruer"
was written.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

FIREs-On Tuesday night, about II
o'clock tire broke cut In small fra ne house la the
rear OF No 4tJ Ninth ~ The bremen OF the Second
District the ground and exlingulshed the
flames before much damage occurred
Alta iae hour ire was discovered the fourth story
o. house No 20 Eighth sv on ,er Miller Of Eighteenth
Ward WIKI the assistance of citizens, succeeded
iu eNpgu.hDg the flames before any alarm vas given
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BTLGnS LritrioN WAaIsGT0S q
Translation ngoEGErows, July ~, 1882. :
SIN: will hasten TO make known TO the Government
of the King the Universal Exhibition which 10 preparing
at New for next year. You may res. assured Sir
,hat measures will be taken without delay In Belgium
that industry may DO represented Ia your Crystal
Palace In such manner 10 secure the attention II
the American people. As still think of going to Eu.
rope before winter shalt have the honor, Sir. 10
you my passing I'd rough NewYork and shal be- de-
lighted II can be Of any service to you during my stay
in Belgium. Receive, Sir, the assurances Of my mos
distinguished consideration.
(ssu~dl De BOSCH SPENCER.
T,r. Srrt E.o Nav OT
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RECOVERY OF Stolen PROPERTy.


Early IN the week, three young men, named hane,
Wilson ana AcCbrty were arrested Dy the FUN w ARD
Police cha ged with having attempted 20 break into she
dwelling house 70 90 Norm HOOfest, with the view ot
-rnsackiug and rcbbiDg the premises Inc Police Of
:tat Ward knowing thst many burR!aries had been
cJ,nr'tt, within their boundaries, nave since the
.b we named parties ested, eXerted themselves
ia obtain more proof sgeinL the accused, and having
Good ressOn 10 believe Isaac Rattle, German,
.eeti,g a stofe 10 No Ils Walkerst was receiver
# stolen goods aIestsd MIN the charge, and found
IN his place d trunk nled with thirty pieces Of silk,
uc,ktt.nprokercir.s laces Grape sha~ls, &c.i small
BOX Ia which was tour gold watches, and one silver
ws,ca also en- elegant bracelet, breas, pins, and
ctLer property was round, al u which had been
stolen one Of the watches found, belonged 10 Police
nan King Of that Ward another 10 DR.. A. Eoss, Vi
No TO- LEONARD o.. and THIRD, % NJ George EtRar5s
ali 81 whose residences mad been broken open Ia the
DrS.trre box contaioing iory-C No porss-monnaies
ard .ther goods, which nave not been idsnuned can
b., .een, by ealing Captain Carpenter, of the
Lerhrdt Police station. All me accused partes were
cofuraiited for & further hearing. When Capt Car
peat-r called on Rattle - inquire ABOUT the goods he
de i'd sny knowledge VI SUCH goods, out hls eOrd1ct
excited Captain Carpenters susplciOu and be aresed
him sno proceeded 70 search me premises % restt
ans he found the property above spoken Of aud "hch
ste ruddubteoiy the proceeds Of several olrgaries.
TIE eweiry AID watches were found In ne center OF
the trunk Of ksrdRerchels The ak hand Aercniefs
bsvs been ideutt goods stolen from the sto'e OF
: II Pierce Co. No Il Wal St, on the night ot July
70 a. recognized by SIR. Martin, their agent Raiie
tie receiver, s Jew pe6ar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

THVtsIAN LEfAfi0N AZ W AsHNgT0t,
Copy July -, 1854
SIR was favored with your letter OF the 10Th inst,
lncosing several copies OF the circular published by
the Association for the Exhibition Of the Industry OF all
Nations, which will take place at NevYork Ia May,
1853 have called The attention of my Government 70
thii interesting subject and have doubt that the iu-
dGstry of Prussia will be duly represented that XIII
bton.
Ihsve tie honor to be, respectfully obdt .St
(sisR-d) D. v 0ERoLr.
TaronoRr SFDewK E Of the Association or the Ex
tlblton ol the Industry OF all Nations, At New Yofk
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CoN,rL.r. GrS,,.L OF Ponrpe,l. 2

N0NfrLaf NFNfRAL on Fo0frGAL,
Copyl Nsp.Yoa., July Is, SSl
SIR beg TO acknowlsdge the receipt Of your letter
Of the 18th inst, accompanying copies OF n circular s.
ting forth the objects and plan Of the Asocad for ths
Exhibition OF the Industry OF all Nations. will avail
self OF the earliest opportunity 10 forward thesa
documents TO her Msjesty's Government
have tia honor to be. ar, your obeiient 'ervant,
(Ssued) C DE LAFAGANlERE.
To IuropoNI sspaNieK. En-. NeN Yorh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

Prorideace.-Ihe Journal OF the 4th
SAYS Tae new Liquor Law being carried into effect
On Providence with zeal and energy aud us good effects
are seen Ia the elimination of the number OF arrests or
r1Ikfnne.s During Las, week, which the second
der lie new law the srTessfoT drunkenness and Of
$50 orr wing out Of H. were tg.r. The preceding
ueek there were sir. lhe average numoer previously
bs. beer hirty 10 yry Such facts as these are aga'
mi. in favor of the law that cannot be gainsad Ihs
rcnce Adroeae Is OF the opinion that private drink
iac has not increased the rado that was iearei On
ressdsv n return was made in court, showing tha'
49, Il keos sud . hugs OF liquor bad been seized
upon Mr. James s Gs" sancd The Liquor aaor
eb n,ertS This was the first case under tue ms"
law, vters quoI h.. been claimed stb S ign %
sbn deanded thSt the trial be Sr
90. or ts The law makes no provision OF tae
Nd but the Court continued inc case S b, Zen %
AZ 90 ssops. at premises on the corner oil ne''en
A pcsse of officers visited the Miner, "a
sor,,g House In North Providence kept " '''
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St,- r, ,rS 'i''.A - icon p "sgn'os'l' n Itrn
s ssid 20 - oi offender 60 having bs-n i.equenuy
sgree.sc before.
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SUPREME CoURT.-Unlil further di-
rection the hour for business a, Spccsl Term and
Chambers Except on Saturday, Will Dc ~ clock In
stead Of IA heretofore.
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PROGRESS or THE GRAND New oRx
CRYsrL PALACE FAIR. TO sR HELD IN ls53-Ths fol-
lowing the replies of several foreign Consus 10 tho
circular of the Managers:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-02
NEW ROCKS.


H EGElvED ., THIS DAY, May 10th. 1852 History of
Lectures delivered at Paris Two thousand auditors
ed IN to the eloquent exposition of doctrines
1ntegbie to the and the oral discussion of Phoso
ply awakened in Paris and in France, interest
pied since the days of Abelard.
historical account of st. Thomas w. l., with its rise,
progress commerce. missions and churches climate and
adaptation to nvad geological structure history
Johns.
hungary in 1851 with experience of the Austrian Po-
lice, oy Charles Loring Brace find ALL which Repub
hcan had longed to in Europe-a nation educated
practically for freedom passionaey loving it, ready peril
all to gain it. nation, too, Of sngularly and
manly character.-1Ke Author.
The Indian Tribes of Guiana, by the Rev w H. Brett
The Year Book of Facts 1882 in science and art exhibit
ing the most important discoveries and improvements of
the past year. mechanics and the useful natural phil
osophy electricity chemistry zoology and botony geology
and geography meeoroogy and astronomy, by John Tbbs
editor OF the Arcana of Science and Art
History of England in verse; from the invasion of Julius
ca chart of the Kings of England contempo-
sovereigns Verse is generally readily learned,
| and longer retained in the memory than prose-
Formation of Character, by the Rev. Thos Clark D. D.
| Kirwan's Letters to Chief Justice Taney.
Lessons the Cross Spiritual Truths, famiarly
hbited in their relation to Christ, by Sherman Hartley
| Last Hours of the Dying, by A c. Thompson.
The Maiden and Married Life of Mary Powell afterwards
Mrs. Milton very interesting book for persons of all
| ages
Notes, explanatory and practical, the Book of Rcvea-
ton by Albert Barnes Those who have perused
the works of Barnes will the readily appreciate the
present volume.
publications and School Books
| L. II. PIERCE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-02
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,

AT PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
NE undersigned prepared to do all kinds of Casting
among which they enumerate Railroad Castings, such
Switch Plates Frogs, Turnouts, Chairs wheels, &c
&c. Hoow-ware all Stoves and Plough Castings
Iron Railing, variety of patterns made and set Bridge Cast
ngs made and fitted Job Work of all kinds in their ne
finished in the neatest and the shortest possible
notice. MACHINERY of all kinds constructed Engines
of various powers Sugar Mills Cotton Gins, Tobacco and
Hay Presses Mill Gearing of all kinds made to order, &C.
Situated at the terminus of the Tide Water Canal the
great outlet of the immense Iron and Coal regions of Penn
syvania they believe with the facilities thus afforded they
will be enabled to furnish Castings and Machinery such
rs will prove satisfactory
n business, they hope receive
liberal portion of patronage which they respectfully solicit
MARSHBANK, CHRISTY & co.
j. D. MARsHBANK, r. CHRISTY, E.. D. M'cLENAHAN.
Port Deposit, Nd May IL, 1852 2l0-3t-36-6m
EE-Mr. J. M. ROBINSON Hardware Merchant Will
mington. is authorized Agent receive orders for all
work in our line of business. NJ G. & co.