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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

Interesting TO Mechanic and Manufac.
Eures-ThiEd Annual fair
The Mechanics and Manufacturers of Tennessee and ad
Joining States reminded Third Annual Fair
Exhibition ofthe Mechanics Institute this will
mence in October next in this city The annually inereas
ing interest manifested in these exhibitions visible ad-
Vantages resulting TO exhibitors well from dssemins
ton of important information among themselves from
the great publicity which they thus enabled give
business renders it certain that the approaching exhibition
will eclipse in magnihcence and inter all its predeces-
sOrs.
Copies OF circulars giving full particulars be obtain
ed the Mechanics Institute rooms College street, oppo
tie the SeWanee, by addressing the President, VIM.
Stoekel or Secretary. Il. K. Walker. IJune 30 3m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

BG-The Methodists are about building college,
10 cost $4,000, at jamestown, Guilford County,
North Carolina.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

F6r John Thompson, the New York broker, is
again in limbo in that city, at the instance of per-
sons who alege that he wShhOlds monies justly due
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
Angusta Market. Sept. u.

CorTox-Two loads Of new cotton, in al nine
bales, received yesterday, were sold at 163 cents
quality, Mddling Fair. Some few small lots Of new
cotton we're brought to market today, and four
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

Rdp Hon. Caleb Cushing and Sydney Webster
crmerly Privat Secretary of President Pierce, are
about to engage, in Boston, in the practice Of
Law, TS@
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

AHANDsoHE LEGAcY.-In 1890, bOokbinder of
this town, named John Jacob Werner, in a fit of
Family. He killed two of his children frghtfully
wounded two others and his wife, and then closed
the bloody drama by cutting his own throat. Re-
Gently legacy of some $4,000, which was years
ago left to this unfortunate man by deceased re-
latve in Germany, has been discovered by his heirs
who are now making efforts to secure it.--HGgers-
totra Md Herald
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

CREwArIoN.-A work has appeared in London,
entitled Burning the Dead; or, Urn Sculpture
Bogfously. Socially and Generally Considered;
with Suggestions for Revival Of the Practice, as a
Sanitary Measure. By Member Of the Royal
College of Surgeons"
The Paris Academy Of Medicine has again set the
papers writing and the people TO thinking earnest
~ the revival Of the practice of burning the dead
They says that in the summer time the Partisan
losIitaIs are crowded by the victims of pestence
eug,udered by the foul air Of the graveyards in the
neighbarhood. The vicinity Of the cemeteries is a
constant source of mortaHty-their putrid emans-
tons filling The air, and the poison they emit impreg
mating the waters, are held chargesble for the
many new and fearful diseases Of the throat and
lungs, which battle all medical skill
TIE SUGAR PRosPEcr.-A letter from the Parish
Plagucmiues, Louisiana, in the New Orleans Picd-
,lns, says that the Sugar planters Of that State
will have no cause TO complain Of this years crop.
The cane will mature earlier this season than usual,
and the new sugar will be manufactured and come
into market two or three weeks in advance of form
er seasons
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
PERRY COUNTY.
interesting 70 mec5an1G and manufac

We authorised to MOSES BATES candidate
for CLERK of the County Court Of Pery county
election. sent std.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

ne ms in aay coli 40 its caioric Powers
re- sSie or5ers for making metaiiuFglca
and toooR graphical maps OF landed properE. ihey
etse 0ed and ohies work required TOT
800 ra roads incnes, coal cribs, ETC, e., anu al ~
E neeesssry mining and manuActuring pafpoSes.
frrnssh df4ffs large 8c4ie anu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
CLIFTON g. ABBOTT

AVE Just received from the eastern cities very large
IL and select assortment OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS AND VESTINGS,
chosen with the greatest by Mr.. Harvey
uor taste has enabled bring by far the bsaut
tut stock Of piece goods have offered In Nashville
-A made up 20 order under The saPerntendAnes Of
well known " Harvey" sepI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

Purse SOU.
Saturday,, Sirth Day, Jockey Cln6' 1''0 A's hS'"'
0H'4'0S' Purse $780,
Same Day, SestpstGke, for fs9 go ysa , G,''' A' 0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
NORTH.W ESTERN RATIRO1n'

election Of Board Of Directors for me NASHVILLE and
u horth western Railroad C, mpsDy will be ID at he
BY order Of The Board. '' '''
B. DOUGLAS, Sec. and TraasSy
sept 5-lm n &N w RsiirosS Comnsn,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
FURNISHING GOODS.

Cn socK OF furnishing Goods again fail com pIes.
- enFlLe al % examine IT, and guarantee the goods
sna prove as Ee represent, In selling them We can sut
al In Shirts With OF Wit out collars Mar as sh a. white
OF eoioreo eooFed GnShsn shirts, handsome spots.
UNDERWARE.
Silk, MeTno, Saxony, Scott h. Wool Cashuars Asrean
SeaIfs, Ties and Cravats -
every Variety Of Gloves, &C. Robes Trunks, Suspende
snooaer Braces Money Belts &C.; Pom Monies, and latest
ys FuFses and Books all for sale moderate prices
" lsspL II J. =. he9LLI
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give - he oI1d sttbe Counting Room of the Pairlo
9ce When IN nv absence, orders be left nsr4-u'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

THE CANADIANS AND THEIR FREE NEGRO PoPU-
IATIov.-Publio opinion in England and her
colonial possessions has undergone such radical
change within a few months in regard to the slave
" question, and the negro race in general, thst
the probabilities are that the underground rail
road" will soon get in disfavOr with our Canadian
ncighbors. The Indiana State Sentinel of late day
saws:
The Canadian Government are determined to get
ridoftheir free negro population. A proposition
was made some time since to isolate them in the
northern portion OF Canada, but this preset failed
Now petitions are being forwarded 10 the home gov
eminent TO send the entire negro population in
Canada TO some Of the English tropical islands.
From this IL viii appear that the Canadians
RAPIDLY getting over their sickly sympathy for the
negro and are determined not only to drive them
out Of this northern refuge, but dehar them from
seeking that asylum in the future. Where will the
roor negro 60 Il would not be at all surprising if
thousands of runaway negroes should wend their
way back 10 their masters to escape transportation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

psT1ap8 10 tne % 2
ofstosk II Is located
nient 20 Two academic
convenient 10 two cEe
Terms ofsale-ons;t
nsyments Of one ana
a1ired- ard q iien reta
49,. ANY person
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

IF theHeIrs of Lieut.. Robert Hayes, Capt
1Ciemont Hail, and Lieut. James Tstum Of me ievoo
tlonaTy War; will call At the Office Of Ferguson Cox NO. II
Cedar street NASHVILLE, Tennes zee, they VIII near some
thing z AaE adYanlRg0s lleoIz-o0WN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
DISTRICTING THE STATE.

We publish this morning lengthy communication
from friend at Memphis, which will command at
tention less for the good sense and ability than
for the accuracy Of knowledge and simplicity and
earuestness Of style which characterize it. 1t is
from the pen of a distinguished democrat, who has
long held prominent and well deserved place in
the confidence Of his party, and whose views upon
questions affecting the interest of the democratic
party are always entitled to consideration. For
these reasons and an act of courtesy to the writer
we cheerfully give place to his communication, al
though, as our readers are aware, and for reasons
which have already been given to the public, upon
certain points, we differ widely with our correspOn-
dent But we shall not now enter into any farther
discussion Of the subject. We commend the article
10 the peTusa Of our friends throughout the st ate
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

A cofls Manila Rope, all sizes -, r,-,,zvs
CASTINGS AND WAGON bOALSa
Il ions well assorted Castings,
S0 sets Wagon Boxes, all sizes.
sHOVELS AND SPADES,
- Moan Ames aud RoWland's Shovels and SPACES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

WE are now opening at our NRw STORE, recently
Wv erected the site OF the old Nashville Inn very
large beautiful the goods to which we re-
specuy inyite the attention of Merchants buying IN This
market sspH GARDINER. SHBPHkhD a a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

FUGITIVE SLAVES CAPTURED.-Last Wednesday
night, says the Louisville Courier, four negro men
suddenly disappeared from this city, and it
ascertained that they had runaway. Liberal re-
Saturday they were captured over in Indian, be-
tween Hanover and Madison, and brought back to
the city 10 a wagon.
A couple Of white men, it was ascertained, had
taken them across the river below the falls to New
Albany, where they were received by third white
man. who planned their escape. TwOOf therunawsys
belonged parties in BardsOwn, and the others to
Warren Mitchell and Mr.. Ballard, of this city. They
all had money when they started, but came back
with very little. Sam, Mr.. MitcheIs boy, had
some SO in his possession when he started sos of
which he stole from his mother. He had been a
avorte servant and his master had proposed to let
him buy himself at about one third of his value,
hut he was inveigled off by the abOItiOnists, who
robbed him of all his money.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18

Ia An attempt was made last Monday morning,
about the hour for breakfast, to fire the Office of the
Memphis Ereufn7 Ne,gs. A lighted bunch of paper
was discovered under bed in the counting room.
j was fortunately discovered in time to prevent q
couHagTntion. The Net0S says it was doubtless the
work Of an ucendiary, and if the editors had other
than circumstautial eyidenc, they would prosecute
The person they suspect.
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NICHoI. Green q ia ley,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-08

HARPER 'S WEE KY.
xumb nIt f sisEf EsTSe REsbg rTs DAY
TRIAL OF JURlES
HOUSE-SERVASTS.
The DALLAS TREATY y ENGLAND.
AN INVITATION TO THE COUNTRY Original Poetry
By William {. Bryant
On the Move Battle among the Books Church. Niagara
4 + Fo fsiI RELiGioCs ITEMS.
slbpssion and Capitalization Of the Pspsl Power Yani
TIE fs SAS About Town S''' aud ''s D''
The Psr.on and The Players Bitter Bit ofthe Buntum
The The % %6 SEk EATTERY AND ITS PASTOR
hLvsTEsTIoSs-Gsrdiner Spring p.D.-The Old Brick
sPARis GOSSIP
THE P.sis RoIHscHLpnB esgnr letter. Female with
Turn for Speculation; Explosive Proposition; Dramatic
Aeobaphy OPERATIc scaSDlL-Tbe Price Of sn Actress;
M idTt P PIsf,if'i Jokes
Nv Bcot, and Literary Gossip
Treaty The IInbroso: The Cabinet; The Pub
lie PTntnr The State Lessstures The New York City Acts
Amusement Privilege and buty The Theatre not
should do Another Clergyman in the Field The Tee9,ae.
very Unhappy Young and Beautiful Oil Murdered; Ye.
Iady The Danger Of Wearing Hoops Beautiful DARK Eyed
Mormon Woman Another Victim Of the National Hotel Die
FOREIGN NEWS
House Lady Frankls New Polar Expedition The Free Lii
bray LveTpoo Condition Of the London Poor; Amuse
ments FRANCE Attempts 10 As.asnate the Emperor Tr
unphs Of Madame Castsone General Tod,eben at Paris
Lonschamp. IN Holy Week Discovery Of New Saint Din
Horse Flesh Dumas Cooking again ITALY: How the
King Naples Supports his Police SPAIN Queen Isabella in
PERSIA: Cavalry Charge. CHINA Alum, the Bread Poi
soner, Acquitted. NIc.RAGUA: The Siege Of Rivas.
CELESTIAL JURISPRUDENCE.
ILLgsTRATIoSs The Chine,e Garrote Exhibiting Male
Chincse Women of the Northern Provinces.
Chinese Legislation; The Bamboo; The Chapter Of Acct
dents IN China Celestial Court Room; Chinese Office Seek
A Celestial Garrots.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN With an Illus
The DEAD SECRET
Chapter the Seventeenth. An Old Friend and New
Scheme.
Chapter the Eighteenth. The Beginning Of the End
MEN AND THINGS IN ITALY. Prom Oar Own Cor
sWEETfR FAR IN HEANEN.
PRATTLE AND TATTLE.
The Believes Putting; Immoral Plays; Madame Gazanisa
and Miss Phillips.
SLEEP is OF GOD
A KING REPROVED.
LONGFELLOW'S ART Is LONG"
TRIAL OF MRS. CUNNINGHAM FOR MURDER.
Burd The Opening Of the BuIde Murdel Trial. The jury
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY.
COMMICALITIES
ILLUTRA1Ioxs: Scene Stables; Love IN High aud Low
Life Scene, Club The Veil Eruption.
Persons living IN the Cities Of New York Brooklyn
and wishing Harpcrs Weekly" supplied at their houses, viii
please send their and residence to the Office Of Pub
caon The Carriers who deliver the paper will collect pay
for the SAINT - = -
Published by HARPER L BROTHERS,
Franklin-square, New York
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CRY IssFLcToS's DtPAarNEsr,
ksx.YOkk Ma. iss-

NOTICE.-Having, in pursuance Of the provis-
~ Of The Amended Charter assumed the aDs.
fore devOvins upon the BUREAU 81 AID the
Larps notice hereby given that soon a. the
mer;, for the prompt gathering and removal q ashes ana
s,tss. can be completed In the several wards notice viii be
nrbsh,d ana every e1ertion will be made BY the Officers q
@ the enforcement Of The following En-
from the GSPS. 'iS T 0rsi115 scr NOTICE
oRpnANcss RsLArIc> TO ASHES AND G.ks.Sf-
Extra, from Ordinance passcd May 3 1899 -
stsrios No P s,.sh :. s,sss, dro.. enaer. .hs.
,hsvisss dirt hlth rubbish q any sind waisyyf "a
street sne alley or bic rsee N the S {. ~ ,s
cedns .econ shall be- aud &. hereby declared 20 BE- u.de-
and shall be punishable b, hne Of n0 .. than %
than TO- or BY Imprisonment IN the Sy rH'0a Tor
term Of lees than Que @ than i've days"
Extract trum Ordinance passed Nay : is4s
src n Ne rsn shal cast % irow OF ',ns. % ,n So
her their house houses premises snsne noxoas
impure offensive uosoms siet any substance o. thn
in liquid flowing state under the penalty OF % Tor ~ea
SIC Is No person shall convey or deposit per
City Of NswYosi any sw o. other vegetable erid sub
stance under the penalty 81 - Tor zach onsn->
c.pted to collect end al sshes garbage & om the
streets and the penalties Of the .sw VIII Be ~ ~ 'nted
s,sn, persons Volsng the Provisions Of the foregoing En-
tisct. ofthe Corporation Ordinances
Motto. viii be Of the sPpseh Of The Ash aHd saeso
cars BY ringing bell. . ,-.,-,
collect should b. made The City Inspector al ne
Office No. Ceutre-st.
The attention Police called the above ordinSEces
Many violations of the ordinance daily s the presne
time BY persons pscne rubbish upon the STREETS from cellars
yards aud especially from buildings which repaired %
s.rvd Ii required that such rubbish shall b. mmeda;sy
placed in and removed violations Of the oriAnce
placing such rbbh in the street will be strictly prosecuted
W '-' ''''' GEoRGE ". MORTON, Gay Inspector.
DETER X. DEYOs
L ADVERTISING AGENCY,
REMOVED TO No. ~ Nassau Bank Bnli.ns
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vINHE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR MAY 9.
CircuIation............ zoe.

Circulation. ,0O8.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES: Liquor Rampant: The
Kansas Address Stanton at Lawrence Long Life ;
AMan Of Exploded Ideas; Later from Kan;as; Re
lection q The Treaty Massachusetts Wild Cats
Virginia Politene.s
H..BAYARD TAYLOR IN NORTHERN EUROPE
KYLE Kautokeino-A Day without a Sun The
Laps; Correspondence Of The n. u Tribune
IU..REvIEW OF THE WEEK Giving in a condemned
and conspicuous form the latest and most important
that have transpired in the City United
States Hayt and Europe
Iv.POETRY: Spring Voices
v..THE BURDELL MURDER TRIAL
VI.HORRIBLE MURDER IN NEWBURGH NY.
Vl.DOUBLE MURDER: 4 Farmer and his Sister
Killed aud Robbed
yIu..CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN SLAYER IN
THE WEST INDIES
IX..FARMERS' JOINT-STOCK STORES: Correspond
ence Of the n. \. Tribune.
X..PERSONAL LIBERTY IN MAINE.
M..PENNSYLYANIA: Mr.. WImOi's Letter Of Accept.
XII..THE MANIFESTO or FREE KANSAS: An Ad
dress to the People of the United States and Kan
sas by the Free-state Convention.
XlH..THE WITCHES OF NEW-YORK-No. XIV:
Mrs Gronm,r
XIv..MAPLE SUGAR: Correspondence Of The y. Y.
Tribune
Xv..LATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH.
Nl.'RENiEM OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: Robin
XvlI..WHEAT PROSPECTS IN ILLINOIS
XNlII..AFFAIRs IN TURKEY: From Our Own Core
NINA JOURNEY IN CUBA: Trinidad de Cuba
NX.ACRICULTURAL INTELLIGENCE
MISCELLANEOUS
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MIL. COMMERCIAL MATTERS Fun Report. Of the
Stock, Money Cotton Grain. Cattle and other Mar
ke;s specially Reported for The Tribune
titTIoAs0uf copy for O1s year 81 rhres copies
ss, copvs' II sIspPeTs- Be Obtained az the
The flbiesiion Oftee This uloTnint Price. &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-08

S0A HORSES WANTED-In exchange for
CUU COUNTY RIGHTS for the Best and Cheapest
LABOR-SAVING MACHINE offered 70 the Farmers
per profit risk demand unlimited; 1000 will be
sold year This chance seldom offered for safe
peyng business in every county which will pay without FUR
ther from 900 10 - 600 per annum in all farming
counties Liberal prices viii be allowed for Horses as they
wanted immediately Fall particulars BE- had by addressing
the AMERICAN COMPASY, Box l52 Tribune Otice, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-08

ID r NJ o l. =
III In consequence of the unprecedented increase Of
Messrs. EVANS s Co.'S
GREAT GIFT-BOOk SALE,
from No 400 broadway 10 spacious premises No Oh
Broadwsy between Blocker and Anity s La Fargo Build
ing New York.
Nessrs EVANS Co. grateful for the immense PATRONAGE
which they have received would respectfully inform the public
generally that they have greatly added 20 their stock Of Books
the numbers and value Of their Gifts until neither
surpassed by establishment in the city The bust
is conducted upon honest and liberal principle and
Rift arriving value p 100 accompanies each
book sold VIII BE- open for city trade THURSDAY May
Orders the country promptly attended 70. Catalogues
Books and Gifts any address. rece Of application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-08
Specia! Notifies.

The Ar nasal Meeting 4 the AMERICA n ", y,t
EDUCA1 fANAL ASSOCIATION viii be Lee . 81
stsrs Mo- h Esexins SAIU ~ CT Sc
I2OCock IA w. L. PAkScho, W -
Rex or,Fz- VittcrT.-These Biters are Sa5nlnenve
Tonic So-maobic AntiysPeptie, Aers's7e ana deo'sS
ArOms tic . .u.,,.l, iron, Vese.
The ,n o,epsed with the greatest care entHely ION
s,b, nm While they possess highly saHa4Ve properties are
sniisa{y ianocent in their efectS .-.s r.. an
Tlsy are invaluable Preventive Asue ana Fess sno
trayt iirr ia a maariOns country - -
Ths,e an efectr.l for Lose Of Appetite, General De
ANTI epoy Liver plant Jsdudce &C and very
rs ss preventive and Of Diayrhoa and Summer Com
plsiIas. ,.,. 49,. .s l -, 49,
M. eacious curing they Pac uarY recommended
a. a F,syentve ofDisease.
po.e-From tesspoonfu TO tablespoonful three four
tr.s day taken in water cider ale wine any innocent
.n For debility loss Of appetite they should be taken
f,1an ten to fifteen minutes before eating.
Prepared only by L. NJ REXFORD a Bingheton, and sold
,ntv by him and y s. COZZENs, Sole Agent No - Warren
49, Yofk
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SOOsdf You So. want s.sod t a SELL yq p.
tent RisAt or il YOU wish PARTNER in any kind Of
business you may accomplish by calling the Subscribers
Houses Lots Farms and all kinds Of Real Estate sold and
exchanged. Loans effected, &c.
n B-No Commis.ion charged unless the business 10
complshed. WHEELER Co,
No. SSi Broadway, Room Ia
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RILL-HEADS, in all their various styles; BILLS
~ LADlSG, NOTICES RECEIPT and CHECK BOOKS
CIRCULARS, CARDS and all other kinds Of JOB PRINT
ING done in the first style q the a reasonable prizes. by
THOMAS T. SUTTON, PJiIEeT, Nc. u. -toDst
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q 00A ACRES Of LAND, with BLAST
OsOOO FURNACE and FLOURING MILL. FIVE

- Nv
O,OOO FURNACE and FIGURING MILL, FIVE
NILES from the CITY Of BALTIMORE.
The undersigned agent for the Curtis Greek Mining Fur
and Manufacturing Company offers this tract for sale
single BODY small farms II is situated Curtis Greek five
miles from Baltimore BY land aud nine miles by water
The LAND is admirably adapted 10 MARKET GARDEN
ING and similar TO the nghbons farms Of Messs Crom
well Lnthcum Stewart and Others from which large supple.
OF fruit and vegetables annually sent 20 Philadelphia and
New York and large profits realized therefron.
Parts Of the well wooded with PINE and CHEST
NUT TIMBER which be shipped from the Furnace wharf
In vessels drawing ten feet water.
Tie WATER-POWER Is unfalng the fall p feet, capable
Of with pairs Of Burs and the Blast Furnace
STORE, STABLING, KILNS, kc., erected the
Furnace Ore delivered from neshbong banks by
the Furnace door And Anthracite coal be landed
there Al Baltimore prices or less
The quantity Of Wood the vicinity however renders the
location q most desirable for a charcoal furnace
The Furnace, with wserpower and 800 Of land at
acted will if required be sold leased favorable terms
parties purchasing the whole tract the charter Of the Com
could be transferred IL Is Of the liberal char
ters granted by the State.
This large property, III the vicinity OF large city prom
s exceedingly valuable In the Of very few
years presents excellent opportunity for speculation to
capitalists who may be able 20 bring properly into market
offered low price and on satisfactory terms
Apply 10 J. A. WESTON
Baltimore, Nd.
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printing.

ELECTROTYPING and ELECTRO-PLAT-
~ lN0.-A large assortment Of
BATTERIES AND OTHER MATERIALS
ussd IN the above arts Also,
SOLUTIONS FOR DEPOSITIN6 ALL THE METALS
AND THEIR ALLOYS.
For sale by EVERETT SMITH, Chemists,
No. 244 told No. 81 CANAL-ST, nrar Ceutre y. Y.
TRIBUNE LDINGS.-PRINTING Of every
Il description, from Card 20 Book the Lowest Cash
Prices BAKER GOODWIN, Tribune Builtinsa
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Mem Publications.

NEW TARIFF, lsI-Just Published, THE
ANiARlkf, or RATES Oh DUTIES on Gooos WARES AND
MEhChkDIsE IMPORTED mo THE UNITED STATES FRoN AND
nlhk rkt fiksr Day OF JgiY. 1887 Arranged by 2 D.
ft"~nF pseshvd several editions Of the Tarf ana being
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