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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-04-07

RAILROAD Iron I've take the following
report Of railroad iron manufactured in the
United States during the year 1856, from the
Mining Register, from which it will be seen
that seven thousand one hundred and fifty
nine tons were turned oft at the Mt. Savage
rolling mills of this county for that year.
Although our friends of the Mt. Savage mills
do not manufacture as much railroad iron as
some other similar establishments in this
country, yet it is OF an excellent quality
e1celled by none fer its toughnoss and dura-
bility. Protection TO American industry is
all that is necessary to tax the iron and other
manufacturing establishments throughout the
country to their utmost capacity to supply
the wants of our people. The information
given below is compiled from the Iron Asso-
citation Report Of 1868:
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BLAcKwooD's MAGAzINE.-Ths classic of
Magazines, for March, 1859, has been re-
ceiyed, and is quito an interesting number.
Leonard Scott & Co., New York, are engaged
in the republication Of this work, and the
four British Reviews. Below are the terms ::
Per ann.
For any one Of the four Reviews, SO 90
For any two of the four Reviews, 90
For any three of the four Reviews, 700
For all four Of the Reviews, 90
For Blackwood's Magazine, 90
For Blackwood and one Review, 90
For Blackwood and two Reviews, 700
For Blackwood and three Reviews, 0 90
Four Blackwood and the Four Reviews 10 90
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Death to all Vermin r.

Death to all Verminf
As Spring approaches,
Ants and Roaches,
From their holes come enA
And Mice and Rats,
In spite of cats,
Gaily skip about.
Beb-bugs bite
You in the night,
AS on the bed you slumbeD
While idsects crawl
Thro' Chamber and hall,
In squads without mum Der.
IT TRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT
certainty, Rats, Reaches, Mice, N oles, Ground
Mice, Bed bugs, Ants, Moths Mosquitoes
Fleas, Insects on Animals, in short, every spe'
cies of Vermin, are utterly destroyed and ex-
terminated by
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c Extermina.
nator,
"Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator,
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects
Supplied direct, by mail, to any address in the
United States, as follows:
On receipt of 81, 90, box of the Rat
Roach, &c Ext:
On receipt of So 90, box each of the Rat
Roach, &c. Ext, and Electric Powder
(sent postage paid,) sufficient to destroy
the vermin on any premises.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
"costar's" Principal Depot, 420 Broaduoy,
P. S.-Circulars, terms, &c. sent by mail or
application.
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NOTICE.

CUMBERLAND BANK OF ALLEGnASy,
April 5, 1859. J
THE Sto ckholders of this Bank arc hereby
L notified that the annual election for direc.
tors will take, place at the Banking house, on
Monday, the I'd day OF May next between the
hours of Ii srd IL o'clock, a. m.
E. T. SHRIVER,
Anril = Is59--3k A. Cashier.
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Report of Committee.

To the Honorable Mayor and Councilm,n Of
Cumberland:
rHNIIE undersigned, Il special committee, TO
n whom was referred the duty OF asecr-
tanning and reporting TO the Council the n
mount of Indebtedness of the corporation on
the 18th OF June, 1853, when the present C1pn-
Gil assumed the responsibility of the munich
pal government have examined into the sub
jet, aud respectfully report: Tint they caused
public notice to be given TO parties holding
evidences of debt against the corporation, to
furnish to the committee or clerk, II copy Of
the amount, and date o. said evidences, and
find rs the result Of their labors that the Trea-
surer has paid and taken mp,
Drafts issued by former Councils S2,336l9
New drafts issued for debts per
former Councils $50 ID
Notes given by former Councils, l,O9l.1o
Jndg'ts against former Councils, 100
Court orders, 400
Making of old debts paid by pres
ent Treasurer the sum, So,029ol
Outstanding unpaid drafts
No. $780, issued March sc, $G2.3o
Outstanding unpaid drafts,
No. 222, issued for coal, 1900 1888
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A FIRST RATE now three-horse Plough is Of
IA fered for sale, and the attention Of thefarm-
ing commun ity, or others who may desire such
an article, is invited to an examination Oft
Enquire at
April 7, 1s59.--4t. THIS OFFICE.
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Total, $4,000 tons)

In BLooM--Some Of the peach trees in
this section, are in full bloom.
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y,s,oEDeuf,s ,yOftCc.

John Dovoro (OHpI1EdEtEMn,,r ,s ,hi IS, i ,hs,
His Crodi tors. John Devore give no
tice to his creditors. endorssrs and sureties,
that the second Monday of October, next is fixed
for the said John Devore to appear in tho
Circuit Court fer Allegany county, to answcr
such intsrrogntories as his creditors, endorsers
and suretis may propose or allcge against him;
and that copy of this order be published In
some newspaper printed in the city OF Cumber-
land, once a week for thee successive months
prior to the uaid second Monday Of October
n xt, us such notice.
Test-U. RBsLEY, CLERK.
March "a, 1S59-3m.
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Furniture, Furniture,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ii. p. DEGRAAF,

ST BOWERY, (Wholesale Ware House. J
and 462 PEARL ST., Retail Store,) Now
York. Where will be found the largest and
most extensive assortment in the city.
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LONE.
Bay State, Massachusetts,, 1871
Rensselaer,, Troy, New York, 1852
Trenton, New Jersey, tabout) $1,000
Phoenix Pennsylvania, IS 592
Pottsville, Pennsylvania, 3,02l
Lackawanna, Scranton, Penn, 1888
Rough &; Ready, Danville, Penn, 5,259
Montour, Danvilc, Penn, 1883
Safe Harbor, Pennsylvania, 7,347
Mt. Savage, Maryland, 1859
Cambria, Pennsylvania, 1926
Bradys Bend, Armstrong ca. Pa, 1888
Casalo, Lawrence Co., Pa, 600
Washington, Wheeling, Virginia, 1855
McNickle, Covington, Kentucky, 1876
Newberry, near Cleveland, Ohio, 600
Railroad Mill, at Cleveland, Ohio, 900
Wyandottc, near Detroit, Michigan, l,84S
indianapolis, Indiana, 900
Palo Alto, Pottsville, Pa, (about) 1000
Chicago, Illinois, 600
Total. (143OO0 tons) 142, 555
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HARDW ARE STORE

IL II lV1( w II LIVE ~ Nv II .
T'IIE subscriber, having purchased the stock
i lately owned by Joseph Frantz, and having
added thereto by recent purchases, is prepared
to offer to purchasers of Hardware, n general
assortment, which he will sell as cheap as they
can be had in the city.
His assortment consists, in part, Of
Table and Pocket Cutlery; Scissors;
Stoves Fancy Baskets, Market
Baskets, Coffee Mills; ShOyels and
Tongs;
Nails, Spikes; Sheet Copper; Meat Cutters;
Smith s Anvils; Locks, Hinges, Screws; Hollow
Castings; Brass and Porcelain Kettles; Steel
Forks, Spades; Sausage Suffers; Sheet Brass,
Smiths Bellows and Vises.
Planes and Chiscls,
of every variety; Ohio Grind-Stones; Double
and sin gle barreled Guns; Gun Caps and Wads;
Wad Cutters; and q variety Of other Staple
and Fancy Goods. Also, very superior article
of SeyingNeedlcs. T. JOHNS,
Sent. 9-y Cor. BALTIC. and Centre SITS.
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Thomas J. McKaig |
vs..
Isabella Atkinson, wi In the Circuit Court
dow of Thomas Oh. for Allegany County as
Atkinson, Griffith At Court of Equity.
kinson, Ellen Atkin. No. 1903 Equity.
son, Alfred Atkinson
and Douglas Percy.
UHE object of this suit is TO procure a
/ decree for the sale of the real estate OF rhos.
Oh. Atkinson late of the city of Alexandria,
d. ceased. for the payment OF his debts.
The bill states that Thomas th Atkinson and
Douglas Percy on the 26th day of July, 1855,
executed and delivered TO tie complainant, n
bond for four thousand, nine hundred and
twenty-one dollars and siXty-fve cents, on
which there was credited the goth OF april,
1859 the sum of nineteen hundred and thirty
four dollars and forty-iive cents, and that the
interest has been paid to the 10th April 1858.
The Bill also states and exhibits an agree
ment, pedging the interest of the said Thomas
Oh. Atkinson in the lands purchased by him
and the said Douglas Percy from G. c. McCul-
lob, Trustee, for the sale OF the real estate Of
Morris Winebrenner, deceased and also his in
terest in lot ofland No. - purchased Of -
Hammers, commonly called the "liammcr Lot, y
to secure the payment of said bond That the
said Thomas G. Atkinson died intostaio, leav-
ing the snid Isabella Atkinson his widow. and
the SAID Isabella, Grlultl, Ellen ana aliTcu At
kinson his heirs ut law, all of whom reside out
Of the State OF Maryland, and that he left other
debts unsutisied in this county. And that he
PEI sonnl estate OF the said Thomas G. Atkinson
is insufficient to pay his dchts, and no admin
Istration has been taken out in tue State of
MARYLAND. And the Bill prays for decree to
sell go much of his real estate, as may be ne
cessary to pay his debts.
1t is thereupon this "a day Of April, 1859,
adjudGrd and ordered that the complainant by
causing n copy of his order, to be inserted in
some newspaper, published Mt Cumberland, once
in each successive week for one month before
the OH day Of May next give notice TO the said
absent defendants OF tue object and substance
OF this Bill, and warn them to appear in this
Court, in person or by attorney, IN or before
the 9th day of August next, 10 answer the
premises, aud show cause, ifGny they have, why
decree ought not to pnss ns prayed.
True Copr-Test
II. RESLEY,
April +, ls5o-lm. Clerk.
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Oil Cloths |!

az PIECES Oil Cloths, of all widths and Of
ID tho latest patterns. Table do. of every
variety, just resolved and for sale BY
H0PEWELL HEBB,
Ap.s. 10. 3, aeKaig'r Commercial Block.
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FOR REMIT

THE large Warehouse on Canal street, near
L the bridge, adjoining the warehouse now
occupied by G. W. Clabaugh. Esq.
Also, two STORE ROOMS situated on Balti.
more street, near the public square, one of
them being occupied by Charles B. Isaacs,
ESQ.,. tho other adjoining, and lately occupied
by VIM. Ii. Billmire, Esq.
Also. an OFFICE on baltimore street, next
to tho Cumberland City Bank. Apply to
Msrch 10, 1859. HENRY BRUCE.
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List of Letters.

ID EMAINING in the Cumberland Post Of
Ia fee April /, 1859. Persons calling for
these letters must say they are advertised, 9th
erwise, they may not receive them.
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Petition filed in No. 946
on the Equity Docket
of the Circuit Court
for Allegany County.
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Thomas J. Mckaig
vS.
Isabella Atkinson, wi
dow of Thomas Oh.
Atkinson, Griffith At
kinson, Ellen Atkin-
son, Alfred Atkinson
and Douglas Percy.
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Plough for Sale.

Ap. 7, Is59-Ims G. KELLY
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In the Circuit Cour,
for Allegany County as
IL Court of Equity.
No. 1903 Equity.
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Order of Publication.

s II. TAYLOR, Postmaste
April 7, 1859.
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dissolution.
dissolution.
Dissolution Of COparinership.

II HE undersigned have this day issolvesi b., unu
tual couscLi the COpartneis liIp hvrrto,Orv con
Quoted unLcr tlelru 81 WILLIAMSON NthEA1HAM
Alexander Williamson EIytg SOL. ms entire ~
Ier.st Ia S-iu UoLcrTI. To John l.. Chcathau.
Nashville, July 9Th, 1853.
AlkAANI ER WILLIAMSON,
AkIhkk CIIEA IHAA.
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First Class.

Agricultural mplenents-EuTniDg Fluid owners
risk OF eakagc-BaskUts ice hrsI class rate.-Bat-
ting BhnGs Bnne 5, B"oks-BUuts and she es, Bread
Buffalo koDCs-bIiIla Tables, double hrstC Lass rates
brushes aud BTOoms, rUuIn corn press ed-Cani-
phIue, at o~neT's * vi leakase-CdTUcSs acds and
other Chemicals, double bIht class rates abmct
Ware ,knuckeu down ANA well boxed, INST class
-CaTdE, Competing, cOrkS, CO.. feCtOnJ ~ q airs,
boxed, twice Inst class Tatcs-CIgHTs, boxed anu
strapped-CHssla. IL mats caps-COTeIs ana SIeyes,
clucks anu shis-Copper anu brass vesseis-Ien--
iohus OWHe = r ,twILe FIRST Class ratts-i rugs
bales and bOXcs--Dry GOuGs, III bOA's bales and
truuks-FufnltuFe, up aud boxed "a 40 "a s"iss
Furniture, knHcACd JMh aha ell boxed III
class ratts- Farm Wagons in p,cces-FeatheTs, turs,
wnGoW glass Grapes, III kces-iiais ana caps, hIdes
(drN uUso-L ustl Oid goOGs (lLt IurLiturc) well
boxet-iialT, in saCkE-IHk, IndigO-lnGIa kuLbeI
goods-l-ather OOose), Liquor III glass-Leuaons
-NachIuery, bUXcC-5laItrcsses, twice INST class
rates-MuGIdn Ks aEG picture Ianics--Nats Hugs
Medicines, AuskCtS-A aIble, WrCEL hi, ~ owner =
rlEk-Sicasurcs auU Tubs, Moss in sh, kS1UsiCal In
OysteTs in kegs ana cuns-UTangos, sacked: on, IL
Class Paper HansiuEs, not bONeG; Preserves inca les
IN glass uWnet = risk; Palm Leaf cltT Irntny
Pl csses Piano Foris At owners rkk f'rter, ana Ale
in glass; aLtInss ana Pictures, " ell boAeG-kattap
Russia BTistlcs--rttaI Boilers, tLI.y feet unueI
steam Boilers over thIiy Cet, one anu hail urst
class ratcs-StatiuHeTy -SCl Tie SHaLs, Scales AIT
scale Beams, not buAco--Sickhs, boxed, twice hTst
class rates--StOV neT =
sizing stuve Iipc, spirits 1ufTeLuht--Stuye llsics
a, owners rlsA--SeNn MAJ hIIes-lI uLAs, lin
bOxcd--Trees an" SIN LbLery boxed owners risk
Trees and Shrubbery, bale", at o~heI S risk once
and A half ilTst TatCs-l Wlne--IoN s. boAeG-
Tmbrells-N rueei IL 4 hot GoAeH, arIIsl--M aguls,
children s. not hUAcu, tN ice first class HcaM agOns
and Hobby Horses, boxed, OLCe ana hail class
rateS--NHX, Vine, III boxes OF bsskets--NbIEs,
WLalPbuncs Wheel barre s--N OGDEN Ware, al on
FelIoes and ~s--N OGDEN Ware, twice Irst class
ralcs-N DOL.
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And from Nashville to Lynchburg, Va, and al
Stations west on theVirg mia and TENNESSEE
Railroad 10 Central Denot
Camel Coal NII.

GONE OF the good clat. refined Caua,
- Coal OIL are these
II RIVALS GAS LI5H rs fRILLIANcY;
IT rs ENT!RkLY MN EToLOSTVE;
IT MAJ BE CARRIED A!3OTT;
II Is CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL Use;
1T BCRaS WITHOUT AN OFFENSIVE DOOR ,
4 IT Is CLEAN AND BEA U77FCL ~ COLOR,
Ir' APPEARANFE IN THE LAMP IS ORy'A.
MENTAL AND 4ITR1 C7FE;
IT DOES NOR PERMANENTLY SE'OIL CIR
PES, CLO1iiING. dc, on OAioA a may Be spftl,i
81 large portion Of teHg one Of tao beat GytieIes fer
ssedais.g soiiod goods.
3 IT'S EHPHATfCALLF TIE CHEAPEST LIGHI
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Architectural ard Plain Iron Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

| Plain & Ornamental Win.
dow and door Frames
and Shutters;
Hosting Machines for
stores;
Iron ana Glass PavCments
| made strong and water
rig {, admir-. bly, adapt
Ell 10 liglGi up cellars
anu vaults:
Street Crossin gs. Crate
ings, Lump and Hitch,
Ing Posts;
Vaults aid Vault Doors,
aud Jail NO. X, &C.
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INSURANCE..

Assets as security for losses as follows;
HNfNA Insurance Co. OF Hartford. 81 O30 les 40
kILHome Insurance Co., OF New York, ,4S7 ,s23 II
Hartford Fire Insurance Co, Of Harrd, S7l us 81
PhDnix Insurance CO., OF Hartford, $50 2ss 10
Lamar Fire Insurance CO., OF 'ew YORK, so ,0o5
N. England fire \ Marine ms Co., Of
Hartford. ....-.. go 7Sia
New York Life Insurance Co, Of n. T., s6E bl36
NASH q MARI. Agents.
ooiIs-0 No. -25 College street.
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Farm for Sale.

I AN oGarlng for sale, privately, ihA, valuable
L Tract ul Lana known ; the Hays Tract, situated
the Nas' vile aud Chat nooga RAiiFnAe about .
miles from the city Tie improvements are al the
best desert ton consisting 81 Sac BGlck House Nth
all other necessary out houses. There l. about 90
acres eisared I-Aa, balaloe heay ay tisnbe ed The
place Is also Seli catered Take Il altogether. IA Is
one OF the most def able places Ia tae vsrinry q
Nashville II not sold ~ the nrst OF November "
will be for rent the ensaing year. for particular
call on T. X. GLAsC Ck& 40. or NANCk A WOOD
WARD, or 10 me Al mi store Market street, Ne -
sepia-u JAS. v. HAYS
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Directions for it's Use.

Obtain good coal oil lamp. sccure thin weks
30 that they will move up aud down IN the tube.
Trim The wick with sharp scissors exactly with
thc top OF the wick tube, clipping on the small pro-
lectipg points the corners PHI your lamp With
our OIL Turn up the wick aTefally nrst, no.
90 crack the chimney.
A shade will greatly enhance its excellence 70,
reading or sewingby.
BY the careful observance OF these directions yos
will secure light that cannot fail tn please.
ost12-u MCKENZIE & MiNCHfN.
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Second Class.

Anthony, Crude; Apples, Dried Baking Powders,
Bed Cords, Bags; Tagging, Bells, Bottles; Birthstone,
in boxes kegs, BINDERS boards, BuTaps, berries,
Cotton " ste, Cham Cotton, v Ooivn ana liempen
Caud 'es Cocoa, ChucOlatt CUI,e, GROUND, Ia boxes
or barrels; Cap tBns, Iassa bags OF bcAes. China
Ware casks; Gun ents uTicd; Cutter! Chair stun
IN rough Copper plates, sheets, bolts pigs, Ne nails
or rods; Copper IOtE ms; Cb,cse III boxes cask ks
CoV or aud Seed. Crockery III boxes and bar
reIs Congress and EeGiord Water Ia boxes or bar
reIs D,e Woods IN boxes barrels; Domestic ~Icet-
ing shifting, licking ana leHns IN TIgn.aI bales
puck Drugs III casks: 1eer SKINS pressed; Flax seed
FLAX boxea; Forks, Hay AID Manure; Ginger, Glue,
Gum COFal. Groceries assorted quot otherwis speci-
led ! Grass and Clover seed Hides, dry, IN bales
Honey Hoes, Hops, Herring, IN boxes Hemp Iron,
Hoop and Sheet: Leather ia rolls or boxes Liquor IN
wood; IiquOIice, Lean, ppe, bar nnd sheet. Mshog-
any boaTus and plank, hu, bic slabs UNIV rUught at
owners FISK Moss pr, IN bales; Nuts in barrels
Or casks. Uakun Oil-ooth Paints IN boxes cans;
Palm LeaI pressed P,iuters Ink ia kcgs barrels;
Paper IN boxes, PasteboaId; Peaches orieu; Printing
paper; Prupes ia Casks, eplcr, fHler HNbgiDgs ia
boxes Pickles IN casks, Pipes, Rubber Car springs
loose; Rubber Packing ana hu .; kalsins, strap Ell
Rgs ia sacks Scy thee shVveis, SpAUes, soap; spice
Starch aadleTy, SaIGLes, IN boxes; SLeep ana 9TH
or SKINS taics, shVt IA bags; sugar IA bss Scale
aud scale beams baked tobacco IN bales; Tubs, CO
cut Ia boxes barrels; Tow, lea, ~ pa; Eeueeritg
boxed Wood IN shal es, hlTe, MIiiO~ kecus Ia bun
dies; Wrapping Taper Yam Pr, sseu ana baiIed Zinc
In rolls and sheets
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Third Glass.

Anyis Axes; Ale and Beer In wood; Beef in bar
rels; bacon well packed la boxes ar casks: Barilla,
bones Boiler HES; LACK lean IN barrels. bar and
Cob Mills; Carriage springs. Eox's and ANles; CIDER
barrels or hogshCacs, CrockeTy IN crates or Ia, gs
heads; Coffee anu ChoAory copper ia bsAes and
casks Crucibesi Chains, ieose rs Woods, sticks
Epso sails barrels; Guf She.c, IN original pack
ages. Hardware; Hoofs and Horns: HIDES, graen
Hrrrngs kegs; HO, ~ and Hinges Iron safes Iron
Railing; Iron shutters; Iron ieIotugs, JunA. Jute,
Lard IN good kegs or cans Lead in ezsks or plss
Iightnitg Reds ~ bundles lime In casks Madaer IN
hosslleads Miilrt mes hnisheu; Ma 4iliA Mineral Va
ter IVA aud Tenn. IA Kegs or baIrtls; Nails in bags.
Oyrtsrs aud CLAIMS IA shell at owners IisA oil ia
ogsheads and barrels, Paints dry and Ia oil Pork
in barrels; rubber Car springs IN buxes AID casks;
Rubber BeIing; SaAratus IN boxes; spcIer, Shot 10
kegs Soda IN boxes; I'm riaic boxed Tobacco man
ufaetarcd in boxss or kegs Nenisol' barrels or
boxes; Vinegar; Wire Fencing; White Lead; WHISKY
Fourth Class.
Anchors, Alum In barrels and hossheads. Brins
stone barrels And bogshoads Bes. hing salts Burr
ecks Barley Bary tee; cotton IN bsies; Codhish 10
terces AAd boxes, Car Wheels and Axies; Cement,
Chalk Clay Cham, Cable ham On casks, Cocoa on
Earth Paints, stone aud taFthen Ware IA crates aud
hogSheaGs; fish, salted Pence Wire, Pigs ia casks
aud boxes ~ ar ga barrels ard sacks. Sas Pipe,
apa: Horse shoes IA packages; lr0p HaT, tkaud llg
Boiler .n lallrea; Iron Nuts ana Rivets; rtl EAST
ings heayy: sosnlotive TIRE lAud Plaster: lolas.
sss Mahogany Lsgs, Ma BILE in eloek INV uug at
Aili IN r.sgh Nsi's and sp'S~s, hail rods
Orss Lead, Copper Iron, Zine IN bex~s barrels
pitch Ft.steE Palm al Peiy kags pressed ia bales
Rice. Rzirvsd ChaiTs and sIhEes, Rests, fssei ng !.
Rsl.e, SnnlAs .sat, seiA Ash seel, sHgar In hogs
heads barrels or boxes ~loue, up~ fDughi, coa 10
kess barrels or casks; Saaraius IA k-g, barrels o.
casks, Tobacco, scrap and iesf, IA casks and hogs
heads Tn Tar Tin IN pigs TrFre Japohca, Tceg rAph
Wire Tallo~ Whiting Water Pipes, Wire hope, "A heal
in wen scwed esnaborg or twllled bags; Hue, sheet
In casks aud cases, Huc II pigs.
Thls f4stn 81 take eEeef the LIST DAY ef Septem-
beF 1853, and eontinu~ rnui other notIse.
,..ass -. j. ". et1iE,
SUP. hshis 4 cs..ttaaoosA R.R.
ass d. Afkit<,
". j. KISS, -
- Memphis ehaTtesten r. r..
a. {. JACk<ON,
ssus-0 sap. q fenn- Ga. X. a..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

Fire Proof Houses;
Iron Fronts, Orders and
Roofs;
Conservatory and Hot
house appointments:
Columns, MInsuw X Door
liLtcls AMI SilIs;
iousuls, Aodiliiuns and
Brat kets, Corinthiah
Corn eggic, Huric, Ionic.
anu Composite Capitals,
tor columns and autes
oil all sizes;
Ccrnicts. MoUldings and
Leaves IN variety.
Spirals anu straightStiirs ;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

Rates in cents per 100 lbs. 6etteeen Nashville and
Kno1viiie and Stations on he East Tennessee aud
Georgia. Railroad.
FIRST Glass, sixty cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, sixty cents per loo pounds.
Thlkb Class, Forty seven cents ler 1OU pounds.
FOI nth CLASS, Tiny five a nts per lOo pounds.
Rates IN cents per 100 It's. 6ef~een Ntmphis and
kno1uiLie and Stations on the East tennessee
and GeoqgiG Railroad.
Flhsl ttASS, Ninety five cents per leo pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
IHlID Class, seventy i've CeLts per leo pOunCs.
lot blH CLASS, Fifty Fin cents per loo pounds.
DLASTER Will be carried from the celebrated FIas
i tel hoIAs Of Virgins, 10 ChatIuuOd ga ana BAL
and stations on The r. lem. ana Ca. Il.
dollars per ton O 100 lbs.-Io Mach e and all
tiULs the Nasty lie anu ChataLO "a K. K.
dollars per ton oil 100 lbs. Also to u ctmbia, and
Stations east OI lusCLnibla, Oh tie Memphis
Charleston road at ne dollars ton, to Mem
pins, and all stations West o. lust un.bIa civ
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04

Balconies, Verandas, Area, Yard ard Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences Wrought Iron Work
Cast aud Comm size
Jobbing and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge OF the va
riOus branches OF Mechanical Engineering shall de
vote my entire attention the general super ision OF
the business, and with the assistance competent
Foremen in the several departments large force
experienced NOTkmen, and the extended iaciit ow
my command, feel every conideEcr my ability
compete successfully with any similar establish
ment IN the country. 7. ii. BRENNAN
aug2T-tf VI. 4 C. F..
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CLASSIFICATION.

o. Spirits Of Turpentne, CanIphine, Burning Flu
ids VurhIsh, viii only be taken owners risk
GU GunpON der aud Friction Matches, and other
couIbustble ARTICLES, viii be charged local rates
each Road, anu only at kOaos' convenience.