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NeN HardvEnre So, u lIHrket d.

New Hardware Store, ~ mUrlzet So.
MN. H. MIN CHIN, dealer in HAaDIFAaE, CulzsTs
~ " 6Clss IooLs. c.Ls opening az MS eflanlianit
NO. a aret street, IL Burns, large and veil
seectaa stock Of HariFar CUTLERY Guns, c Tch be inters
Offering eedngy low for CASH or to rops dealers sort
tine. Among he leading articles haDd VII be found
the following, viz:
Pocket and Table CUTLERY; Carpontcuf snd Blscsuiths
Tools: AXIS q every description and NIKE largo as7orirns
Of Ao<s gs and Screws Flash and Square Bolts sofa
SPADES ana tzs Glndllonss, auks and Rollers kc1 ana
Pistols Double and Single barrel Shot Guns Mil, Crs cat
and Pitt Saws: Cotton, Wool aE Horse Cards. Halter
wagon and Log Chains; Hames Collars Picks ard Mat
tocks Curry Combs and Horse Brushes-
OOK AT EHaESs--We have this day resolved Is 900 oi
thcee extra EaEe Principle Scars Smokers Who prefer
f7S article sboul supply don'ter-
aie when We assert they superior any that been
I bought here IN rFoyears- VESSEL Z IHt0AiEs9N
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many other kinds. Come and see for yoc
HOLLISTER 4 ca
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J. H. G q IL II \

Phoenix Bedsiead Factory.
WEY R. CORNELIUS, Agent thankful for past hvors AMI
w inIulgencss, would suggest that SIC have STEAM once
more and viii he manufacturing
COITAGE BEDSTESDS, LO[NGES, dee.
Of every description, Tor the trade and customers generally
Once and Warerg0m5 % Spring Cherry where We
will also keep general Of cheap Chairs bureaus
&c. and will keep hand make 10 order de5cTp
ton Of Mattresses &c Persons ordering from distance
REV on having thcir orders allied. Respectfully,
W K. CORNELIUS, Agent.
Su.rFrR & Co pronristors opr2G-f
METROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE.
FWyP Prurieors beg the citizens Of Nashville, and
public generally, that they have at considerable expense
aftel up The store houses on the corner OF
CHERRY AgD CEDAR STREETS,
Tor the purpose Of carrying regular business in the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-10

UNCOMFORTABLE 4slo--Onlrtlr perpetual. Cash
Cqufts ugutp. Absolute and uumpo-rgd, wHa surplus
Of sos 57 s, and tie prestige Of = years success and eraee
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PUBLIC letting OF an che eartluorEr a reeseing ALL
"a crosstes necessary for Che completion Of forty is q m
Hteru division Of the Nashville and Northwestern harcl
from Hican four miles east OF Dlydsdnl m Dc nea
al Draseu Tenn. on saturday, September 25tb next.
seed proposals for the hy sections Of about one mis-,
each viii Be- receve until the morning Of septemher i az
Dresden, Tenn.
P and profIes viii he shown W 1lr kr Helluer r. T. IN
an ssD.sur asl, al the Eugueers once, Hickman, Ay-
Terms. mostly cash.
ne hsnce Of TIC r about 40 miles, win Be probably iet az
an earlv dst3 ~ order Of The board
aSaI5Elf YK STEVENSON, Prest
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-10

THE GOLD DOMINION, COFFEE-POT.
5SyuOu SANDS Of Pot already sold,
ANA the all parts the UueSulle is rapidly
the Increase. Wherever Ivduclr II has gwen the most
complete satlsiaction
The Old Dominion COfFse-POt
Makes eller cUuee than posi- any other
gay ttse y al ingenious simple arrangement, the house
er may o her col any length Of without loss Of
ru securing elements OF the then natural
nd prUl a0TuOIaI combinations.
The Old Dominion COTTCe-POt
Gives healthy leverage Nervous, dysPp bilious per
sons who hal not are cOLes for yr have been aue to
ug their tvUrte leverage sgan when made IN this boiler
and hlut Al, occurrence any Of the Old unpleasant
s,s ms healthy. ,zluss " Of condenser eyHpo-
rsveite and the cOner can te lOliel long enough to
natural Of the berry, and get them in just
proportion ~ the beverage
The OH Dominion COfFee-POt
the most ecouornic uothug being lost by evaporation in
oIfnrt required while the beverage is
stronger, more fragrant, and more delicious
The Ola DomiuIcn COffee-POt
Never fails TO do n work ht COOK spoil your cup
cou ueectur r-euuesz, after she mas placed the boiler
some three hundred Of the above Coffee Pots have been sold in
Nshyedud they tei 10 give perfect satsiactoni all
l leiE ron 's 70 '"'n' quarts. j. WTLsOY. College street
GOOD THINGS FOR THE DEAR PEO-
~ PIE We received direct from me manufacture,
" of oNeesrs finest iaCa1oy, aud Carrots scotch Sluu Also
Auderou SOlage 6ue cut Chewing Tobacco, and
continue 20 keep the finest Virginia Chewing and smoking To-
j. ". LANGLEY & co.
mar 10 a Union street.
Highly interesting 10 the Ladies.
Nov the time Preserve Fruit We are in receipt Of an
other shipment OF ut superior Baltimore kennel Cohe'
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SUNDRIES.
30 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and 2;
900 Pint halfpnt, and quart flasss
500 Window Glass:
100 Tumbers:
. ke1s Boiler Rivets and Nuts;
100 lOzeu Browns:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel Plows;
i.nq7 w 'OA'' TERRAss BROTHERS.
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Ca e WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR - =
TYREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on tas
articles above nansd reluc7i 70 The following rA7
until further notice.
Wheat per hushci, - oeas.
Corn Dc, - 10
Filur per barrel, 81 -
Stations on The line q the Nashville and ChainooEa loal
emitted rates. less the dernc3 1eiEee1 me l
Nashville Chattanooga, and the points Of shipment % Onal
n' ss7 q 'o = aaadra cuAs W. ANDERSON, Gsn:As
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OnO BAREES Extra and Surerfue Flour, from the above
ssa5eF Mills. now in store. sale the lowest market
7Iirc FREEMAN BROTHERS,
snrira5-tf So. : North C0lle-e st.
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MACHINE MADE HORsEsHOES.

MACHINE AADE EADAA1EsdAADG1os
THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
~ Al Troy. n. Y. have HElry Burdens In ~ m
III M1rored HORSE SHOE Machinery nov l III
lin successful operation, and are prepared q vi
" VI execute ordcrs for Horse and Mule SHOES, o. n
any Weight and Pattern az price but htile
above he price Of Horsc shoe Iron
The quality Of Iron used 10 these shoes is Earral4 ~ 49,
respect. The shoes been approved Of and arc no -
United States Government exclusively also By ay q -
principal stage and Omnibus Compares ard hos9 -ss
throughout the country. Thes Shoes can be Furchea -
the principal Hardware Iron I'm the United STATES
Orders addressed subscriber, az Troy, win receive pros
sttenton wa. =. BURDEN
aprl6-fy Ascent. Troy. New fork
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNEssEE
ID. A. TiBbs, Proprietor.

FWyHIs Hotel is spacious brick building just completed
The proprietor incurred heavy expense IN fitting
dfurnhing r0oms make them neat and comfortable
for the reception Of boadsr, visitors and
travellers; the proprietor afford ample accommodation
for $50 persons. An omnibus. with good and safe team VIII b.
at the depot to cg passengers the Hotel and bark 20 The
dep3 again. proprietor intends y make H lt class
Hotel. and hopes share liberal patronage.
aur1s BaNIEL A.. TIBBS. Proprietor.
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DILLON q CO.,

No. 10 College street, Nashville
N BARRELS Xxx Ale, extra warranted. For niebg
OH DILLON 4 CO.
AZ OOO Fine Havana ssgau, 7ariees brands. For
4SD. tbtBtB saeby DILLON & co.
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ETATIG determined dispose o. my real estate n Nashville,
ST viii sell that convenient residence ocCupia8 h
en- on Sumner street The house c1ut1s guo POEMS
bsdes kteen. heuse, suIueo, three serg1n8 rooms
bah rooms store rooms. Sc supplied E gas and Water nd
complete every particular. Tie iot fronts ypF iee ~ iO
deco III dess the viii he sold with 50 feet % ground
Parties desiring to purchase vii call A. v 8 bn1e, Eno
Hurss JAMES NIcHOL-
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No. So Public square,
NAsHVILLE, TENNEs SEE.
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u GHEArHAM. &. ,. CHATHAM
M. q E. F. CHEATHAm,
WHOLESALE GROCEIsSs AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C,
COREEP OF COLLEGE AED CHURCH SZREEZS
Nashville, Tennessee.
WE in receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, consisting in part as follows;
$50 hhds sugar, grades; 10000 genuine Havana Cigars;
hills choice NOls5ys. IS assorted;
no 3. do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bazs prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs
IUO bb Powdered Crushed and 10 b5ls English Walnuts
Loaf Suar: 10 h5ls Pecansi
80 boxes star Candies 10 ools Eil1cris-
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted;
PINE BHANDHES, WINES, &C.
25 ! e q chOioe French BFaudies;
% y casks Madeira, Sherry, andBort Vines
IjC baskets brands Champaguei
50 boxes Sc0vill Ciaret,
50 do Julien do
30 casks london Porter
10 casks Scotch Ale;
100 bhls Walkers Alef
100 b5ls tine Robertson County WHISKY
. lbls cid Rye
do DO do Bourbon Do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and yc5re Powder The IN
arsei being only AGENTS Nashville Of the Manufactures
would cal the attention Merchants and Traders 70 their
keys Dupont Rife der 900 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
500 z do do Do 1900 Eegs Sycamore Blasting
sgo kegs Hazard DO DO Powder, D.--,.- .--.-,.s
no DO Do do brands
500 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 50 tbls Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. safety FUSE
may7-tf n. &. z. +. CHEATHAMa Agents.
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FWVEAST TEAS--9gJust received superior assortment
Green aud Black Tsis, for sale al reduced prcel ty
i1,el-tf Eg VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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NFAHE1E WORK .-P1as aasss-sta9 h1s o. haud n
IN largest and hest assortment 81 Marble nshis Work.
offered in the city, n ne be ingitaI
ton Ct the public. he B prepared all 16g
mavg. 81 JAlIEs sLlE-
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kirkpatrick. Nevins & CO-
PECENTvG. FOPWARBEyG IND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
FTAEE uoE in sl0re large and complete assortment Of
Il Groceries, embracing
/ New Orleans sugars, all grades
Msiasses- q barrels and half Larrelsi
C06te. barge and complete stock
Raisns. fal stock, VITA Teas, Candles saHliles Mack
erel Glassware, assorted, Pai an Als Oh uiD
Clas usually kspt n tn Grocery Inc Our stock Of
BRANDEEs, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
We think cannot be surpassed any other market. To
heavy stock Of goods nov in store we invite the attention Of
nars-tf KIRKPATRICR. YEvINs x Co.
HILLMAN BROS
HTOR Depot,
NJ a COLLEGE, IND Al AED a HAREET STREETS
OFFER for sale on good terms 70 cash or prom tdsslers,
6 SO tons their celebrated Charcoal Refined Iron;
$50 we'll assorted PittsauTs Iron;
( 50 90 Hammered Iron, including PloT Moulisi
50 Z" Best Tennessee Castings;
80 Cast Shear. r. & A. B. Steel:
1000 kegs escorted Nails and Spikes, best brand
go cast, Wrought, ami steel Pi1ws all sizes
GU Sets Wagon aud Buggy Axes, all sizes.
Also, Auyils, tie Files, Chains Axes sIra~ Cutters, &c
SUNDREES.
WNTE have in store, the following articles, which win sa
'9nigis WsIEsrs AK Ale, s5 bbls Smiths Xxx Ale;
Iocssls london Porssr Quart.
F22 doE English and Scotch Ale5, best brands
80 90 PittsJurg Ale, 10 bottles
900 do Frlsl Cove Oystersi
so do Spiced Oysters;
Is cases American Pickles, assorted .
100 doz English Pickles
. do Worcester Sauce
% do assorted Z"
100 baskets Champagne, choice brandsi
Is chests Black and Green Tea;
IO00O ssss ssrs, sl the usual variety, TOO nulrousto
mention. lfsl5Sl VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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MOI SANDS Of this CUBee Pot have already been sold
ami demand from all parts The UueI states rapid.
% The Increase. Wherever ulvducL it has given the mos
complete satisfaction.
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WE Offer for sale, accommodating terms ,lnca a.
w may be contracted az time Of each slle'l
2,zs6 packages Fail aud Winter Werehan-
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TE have Just received Philadelphia, three barrels Of
w H. & II. Catherwools old Mountain Rye Whisky
Three barrelsOf ANY,:
Three do xxx
Two do Xxx;
One do y;
Two barrels old Bourbon 1913. These whistles are pure,
n5 are worth from four dollars gallon. For sale in
sD,,,,1aDfity HOLLISTER l. CARTER,
Sr-99 y, Union street.
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CHRISTIAN HOUSEHOLDS, by Mrs. LINCOLN PHELPS
Published for the benefit of the Church HOME AND
INFTEMARY of Baltimore. For sale by JAMES S.
WATERS.
The charitable purpose to which this little book is
devoted will be sufficient to recommend it to the
citizens of Baltimore, who are deeply interested in
encouraging and supporting an Institution so well
designed and so efficiently conducted for relieving,
comforting and maintaining the sick and needy por-
tion ofour population.
An appendix to the book gives an interesting his
tory of the Asylum, which, from small beginnings,
has grown and strengthened in its capacity and
usefulness, through the benevolent exertons of the
women of the Episcopal Church of this City. We
have before had occasion to express the qualification
we feel, in knowing howmuch truly Christian Char
ity is being dispensed among the poor in midst,
by the unremitting, selfsacrifcing labors of Cath
Ole and Protestant women, and we will not neglect
an opportunity to urge upon prosperous and
wealthy citizens the duty which devolves upon
them, of giving literally the means whereby these
good works may be continued and extended. The
authoress of the ''Christian Households very hap
PLY nculcates in her pages, the virtues of domestic
life, and the book will be found to contain many use
full lessons, and to suggest subjects for much prota
BILE reflection
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AnusementS.

Tonight, that tavorite of Baltimore play-goers,
DAWSON, takes benefit at the Holiday Street,
when, we hope, a crowded house will mark the
high estimation in which this sterling actor, and
really clever fellow, is held in city. The piece
chosen for the occasion is the comedy of Our WIFE,
with DAWSON, of course as Con,te de Brissac In
addition, we have CLARKE as Jerry Oninous, in the
farce of Unfortunate Jerry, and JEFFERSON in
blanche Of Brondy'0inc. DAWSON goes hence to
New York, to fill an engagement at NiJIo's, where,
we need hardly add, we wish him all success.
On Friday night, the complimentary ,Soiree Jfosi-
Gale given to Mrs. WORKMAN last week, will be re-
peated, with thesame performers, anew programme,
and, we trust, under more favorable auspices,
the rain having kept away the previous occasion
many who will gladly seize this renewed opportuni
ty of manifesting their regard for very estimable
lady and accomplished musician. When the pro-
gramme is announced, we shall speak of the claims
of the concert, independently of those of Mrs.
WORKMAN, more in detail.
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NEWS FROM ST. DOMINGO

THE PEoPLE ESCAPING TO HAYTI.
We have received advices from Port-au Prince to
the 18th of May.
The following paragraph occurs in the marine in
1t appears that events of the most serious i'm
portance take place in the Eastern part of onr is
land. Three men escaped from Port Platte in a
canoe, and arrived at Cape Haytien more than n
fortnight. They have been forwarded to Port-an-
Prince. Saturday, the Sth, small sloop from
Dominica, with thirty people-twenty- men. five
women and four children-anchored near Fort
Picolet. The sloop having no small boat, the cap
tain jumped into the water and swan to house,
of the authorities provisions were Immediately dis
patched to the crew, who were completely exhaust
ed. The inhabitants have united with the author
ties to alleviate the distressu position of these emf
grants. They all come from Samana.'"
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A new bank, to be established under the general
law, is contemplated to be started at Rockaway,
Morris county, Nd twill be called the "Rockaway
BANK, ana be located in the banking house former
~ occupied by the Iron Bank, now of Morristown.
Hon. VIM. L., Dayton has been invited to deliver
the Grafton at Trenton, N. j. on the 4th of July
nxGovernor vroon is also expected to speak at
tie Monument at Trenton. The militarv and fuon'ar,
have also been invited to participate in the celebra
ton.
By a recent act of Congress- it is said, land.war-
rants issued under the act of 1885, will hereafter he
received railroad lands and other lands omen for
entry, at more than 81 .25 per acre, the warrants
to be received at SIZE.
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Messrs. Brown and Lowell, of East Boston. h

Messrs. Brown and Lowell of East Boston. have.
says the Journal sold their fine pleasure yacht-the
Flora Temple-to Sir Henry W. Beechcr, Of Eng
land. The Flora Temple is 121 tons burden, of fine
model, is built in the most thorough manner, and
very fast saer,
The wooden mill of J. C. Goodrich & Co.. at
Stockbridge Glendale, Mass, partially destroy
ed by fire on Tuesday night The loss is estimated
at $4,000 to $4,000, on which there is said to be
no insurance.
Governor Willard, of Indiana, who was lately
recovering from sickness, said to be again
dangerously ill.
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We invite the attention of readers to the very ex-
tensiye collection of rare valuable and interesting London
Books. Fine gallery and superbly illustrated works, &C.
to be sold at auction by Gibson Co., their rooms No
10th inst, at * o'clock. The books are now arranged
for examination.
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Tomorrow night, at Carroll Hall, JNo. II. HAN
DY, Esq, formerly of the Baltimore Bar but now a
resident lawyer of the city of Cincinnati, will lee
ture upon the Early History Of Ireland and its Con-
quest by the English. See advertisement in another
column
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We respectfully ask the attention of the public to the
sale of that first class Dwelling No So Park street. THIS
wednesday, AFTERNOON 10th instant, at O'Clock on
the premises. Can be examined any time during the
day.
T. ". BENNETT & Co. Auctoneers
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NJ A l. RI E ID .

1t the Cathedral Tuesday 18th instant by the Rev
JOHN Foley, MATTHEW J. FOLEY to MARY A. ROPER.
o. the 18th instant, by Rev. John c. Orrick PHILIP
city.
on the 30th of May, by Rev VIM. II. Pitcher, CfAS.
PRICE to Miss HARRIET LEWIS, both of Baltimore
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On the 18th instant, CHARLES HEDGES aged year
and three months.
On the 18th instant, KATE JOHNSON in the s1st year
of her age.
On the 18th inst, CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, infant
son of Samuel T. and Anne l.. E. Ball.
At Old Point, Virginia. on the Sth inst, RICHARD W
BISHOP, aged 81 years
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMpANY's Con-

The very best, most durable, and consequently the
cheapest coal offered in this market Consumers will do
well to purchase their supplies at the present low prices
Orders will be received account by the following
agents
MesIs. MOORE & EMORY, corner Howard and Madison
streets
MesSs. N. H. JENNINGS & Co. No. SIS N. Charles st.
Mcss-s. JonN W. BARRY & Co, corner Baltimore and
Pearl streets.
Messrs. DENIsoN & Bro No. 2l9 W. Pratt street
Mr. EDWIN EARECKsoN, corner Baltimore and Caroline
Streets
Mr. Nm. II. READ, No. G3 Broadway, and at our office
No. sc Second street.
jeff DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD. Sole Agents
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myl9 law4w# WILLIAM IONFY Fvecr+ou
TlHIS is TO GIVE N0TICE rI1,n

n the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Cont
OIL baltimore City letters of administration on the estate
JOHN DARCY DIDIER late of said city deceased An
persons having claims against the said deceased arc
hereoy warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
tereoi to the subscriber before the third day of
cembcr next they may otherwise, by law be eyclndcI
rom all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted m
Su estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 31st day of Nav 1S5S
PRISCILLA A. DIDIER, Administrators.
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MFFICE on COMMISSIONERS OE

EnG sS oH nal4ESSa Hne II ls or
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until the ODD instant, noon, for the supply of the fol
lowing articles of FURNITURE for the New Western
Female Public High School, viz:
200 Pupils Desk 4Sxl9 inches black walnut with cherry
bottoms inch thick
II Assistant Teachers Desks 42X21 inches enclosed pan
ncleGbacks; black walnut and six oak.
4i6 small oak chairs for pupils desks.
9G oa. Settces, spindle back, 81 inches long.
81 20 inches lonsr
The Pupils Desks and Chairs to he supported by
cast iron pillars to which they must be fastened and the
liarsin turn to the floor, with No Is inch screws
Samples of all the articles may be this Office
where, or of either of the undersigned any information
may be obtained
The Committee the right inspect the work as
1t advances and will reject the whole any part thereof
"heh hhsed If not equal in material and workmanship
TO the samples.
II. POLLOCK, 155 Baltimore street,
= \. ABBOTT, East Falls avenue, Com.
r. W. BROWN, 81 William street,