davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
From " ashfngton.
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette.l

Correspondence OF tue Ilncliihatl OaZete-I
WASHINGTON, January 5.
The third party manifesto is printed and
will he out in day or two.
The National Executive Committee will be
announced soon. IL seems to he the policy
of the party to call a National Convention
sitter the Democrats and before the r publi-
cans. Douglas now ANTICIPATES a fight upon
him at Charleston, and is prepared to break
from it and divide the party. have this
from one who knows him most intimately.
Senator Powell's bill abolisbing the frank
ing privilege contains some new and impOr-
tant features. 1t allows to each Senator,
Member and Delegate. at the commencement
of every session, SIS for stamps. All print
ed matt, r, letters or books shall b. payable
before their delivery at any post office. All
mailable matter directed to the President,
Vice President and Members OF Congress TO
be prepaid at the mailing office. All depart
ments and heads of departments, except the
POst-Of1ice department, shall prepay ali mat
ter sent through the mail. The Object is to
make the POst-office department self-sustain-
ing. and prevent frauds, which are now so
frequently perpetrated.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09


The following are the legal rates of inter-
est in the several States of the Union :s----
Maine per cent.
New H ampshire, per cent
Vermont, 6 per cent, except upon railroad
notes or bonds. which may bear per cent.
Massachn>s tits. 6 per cent. -.
Rhodc Island. 6 per cent.
Connecticut, per cent. By the law OF
May, 1854 banksare prohibited under PEN
atty of $500 from taking directly or indirect-
ly. over per cent.
New York. per cent. --e-
New Jersey. per cent.
Pennsylvania. 6 per cent. az
Delaware. 6 per cent. Il Il & e
= Maryland per cent.
Virginia, 6 per cent ---z-~- --sz----
North Carolina, per cent.
South Carolina, per cent.
Georgia, per cent.
Alabama, per cent.
Arkansas, per cent. Special contracts
in writing. in this State, will admit of inter-
est not exceeding 10 per cent.
Florida, per cent. On special contracts,
per cent. is allowed. -
Illinois. 6 per cent, previous to 1857, and
10 since that time.
Indiana. & per cent.
Iowa. per cent. On special contracts
and judgments 10 may be charged.
Kentucky. per cent
Louisiana. 8 to per cent. :
Michigan, 5 per cent. ltislawful to stipu-
late for any sum not exceeding 10 per cent.
Mississippi, per cent. Since March, 1886,
10 per cent is allowed on special Contracts.
Missouri, per cent. Parties can agree
for any sum not exceeding 10 percent.
Ohio, per cent, and all interest charged
over this rate is Illegal.
Tennessee, per cent.
Texas, s per cent. Special agreement in
writing not exceeding L per cent.
Wisconsin, II per cent.
California, 10 per cent. On special con-
tracts any rate of interest may be agreed
upon or paid.
LEGAL TENDER.
The law regulating The payment of debts
with coin provides that the following coin be
legal tender:
1. All gold coins at their respective val
ues, for debts of any amount.
2. The half dollar. quarter dollar, half
dime and dime, at their respective values, for
debts of any amount under five dollars.
3. Three cent pieces for debts of any
amount under thirty cents; and -
4. By the law passed at the last session Of
Congress, We may add. one cent pieces for
any amount under ten cents. rsss $50
By the law OF Congress, passed some four
or five years ago. gold was made the legal
tender Tor large amounts.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
TO wit:

-
Also. the two drafts Of s. 900 each drawn 10y
F. ". Lea-one ON Wendell and the other
on Smiih-although credited to Smiths ae-
count were likewise charged TO him, and the
money. think. paid to Mr.. Lea was 50 900.
Dedueting the two foregoing sums from
Sl0.294 so, and IL leaves the sum of 81 600,
which Was passed TO Mr.. Smiths credit on
The books Of he Ocoee Bank on account OF
the New York or Washington transactions.
subjrct 10 a further dtdGctien of S37 so. be-
ing the discount charged by the bank on the
drafl for $500 drawn by Smith on Wendell.
1t is proper 10 add. that Col. Smith de-
posted other sums TO his credit in The Ocoee
Bank during The time n ierred 10, viz: slIoo
on the 9th SPIT. 1850; s465 on the Esd
March, 1857, and other sgall sums amount
lug in the aggregate 10 1865 so. So that the to-
tai amount OF his credits were about the snm
paid DEL upon HE checks.
The whole matter, therefore, stands as fol-
lows:
er saslsh collected for ihe tsroee Bank AMI
PLACED Ie saiseis tie Aa.sFtesa kxsasnEs
He c. lie ,teo she ,. v lea drafts * 81 GO
each Wh "a we're PAID u sir. Lsa........z CO %
n.knzin al. ..........................ss.ss s %
lie FAzcess, 1T wisat a3ssBeaFs bis ewu fands
"a the American Exuasstis e Bank - zoo ICES
TIE discount tae draft Too O. 500,
Isl so.1 aud .~sS zis. lsieh sllssaia have
soea stslsA eetorel 500, p-se him u cash
est 4 the 81 ,0o0 wehsisil dEaft, (bzlsuee
$500 beng plssc l. Gls crr1al ...s.. S43f2 80
He atposite. "a tbe 6 d ~eft .<eo uH
sd Narth 1877 4s5 ID
o.her small sums - vsrisss tEses......... sac 50
Making te<ether the sam II. .......-..S 80 sse 90
Ads anaoaEt PAID in cash an the 81 90 Wen
eeis efA4is. -oo 20
Whether the whole amount Of this sum Of
seven thousand and ninety elk dollars be-
lonssd to Col. 5. u not, have 40 aieAAs Of
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
$1,000 so

The above dates are taken from the ac-
counts rendered by the American Exchange
Bank-the entries correspond with the en-
tries here differing slightly in date, which
arises from the time consumed in the trans
mission 10y mail, &c. II is necessary hat |
should explain the above items as they APP
pear on the books of the bank here. as fol-
lows: The first item, 81 400. was made up
in this way: A check of $500 on one of
the banks in Virginia was sent him for col
lection, which he attended to and deposited
the same with $1,000 additional in the
the Ocoee Bank. This 81 900 was placed to
Mr.. Smiths credit on the books here.
The second item was a draft of Frank W.
Lea on Cornelius Wendell for 1000. COL
lected and deposited in the same way.
The third item was a draft of F. W. Lea
on s. A. Smith 81 900 same collection and
deposit.
The fourth item occurred in this way. the
Ocoee Bank sent to Col Smith package of
Virginia bank notes amounting to Sl.646
500 mere to the American Exchange Bank
The 5.S. 7th and sth items were drafts
drawn by F. w. Lea-collected and disposed
OF as above.
The 9th item. sI4s.s0 was the proceeds of
land warrant sold 10y Smith for the bank.
The 9th item was draft drawn on the
18th March, 1857 by S. A. Smith on Corne-
Illus Wendell for S2.500-and the 10th itcu
was draft drawn by S. A. Smith ON Wen
dell for 81 600.
Il appears from the above statement and
from ,hc books OF the hank that the sum OF
81, 69i.sO were funds belonging to the Ocoee
Bank and collected tor their accommodation,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
RauRfas.

The CharfeSton uos
Douglas.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York C6lri.r and Enquirer says, Is is aeknowi-
>igrd that Mr.. DOUGLAS viii have majori-
~ in the Charleston Conventions; bat a. two
thirds of lhe delegates 30 Democratic Con-
xeniions have heretofore been required to
nominate, he NAV fail TO get the nomination.
His friends say in reply to this point, they
have no fears bat that the two-thirds will be
given him-lhat when a telegrsphic despatch
f-om Mr.. RICHARDSON announced TO Mr.
DoueIAs that the Cincinnati Convention on
. certain ballot, had given Ar. BUCHANAN
majority OF its votes. Mr.. DuUeLAs immedi-
ssely responded to his friends: Nominate
him at once. The time has gone BY when
factious opposition should be presented in a
Democratic Convention. to man who has
majority of iEs MEMBER" Mr.. DoCGLAs'
name was withdrawn and Mr.. BUCHANAN was
nominsted. The influence of this example,
they contend, must have weight enough 10
azure the nomination of NJ. DUrGI-4s, he
having . majority of the Convention. But.
they forget that Mr.. BucuASAS Is not Mr..
DoUeLas. The old Pennsylvania Is uniergiv-
ing. If he caa prevent il. Mr.. DorsIAs will
never receive the Charleston nomination. BY
combining with the Southern enemies Of Mr..
DouGIAs. the BUCHANAN delegates viii prob
ably slaughter the Little Giant" The
DouGLas men in Congress have made nothing
BY their serviliiy to the party, for no enc
uisunders,ands the motive. and opposition
"a him will not be ahated in the least. II be
re.s the nomination 1t rust be by bis OWE
inherent strength. aud not By show Of gen
erosity on The part Of bis rivals or their sup
portess.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09

Nrs EinsIow, experienced nurse ali
emae ply stefan, hasa soothing syrup for children
eethng, which greatly facilitates the process of
teeth-g by softening the gums iucing aiIiaama-
ion-wiIallay all pain andis sure 10 sregulatethe
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, it willgiye rest
yourselves and relIefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7d&w1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09

Its wonderful effects and subsequent popularity
perhaps article in the history of the Maera Medi-
ca, ever acquired the patrona &c, subjected
to tile same number Of severe and different tests and
met with so few failures the Mustang linment.
1t has justly been styled panacea roi all external
Wounds, Cuis S~ellings, sprains, Bruises, Erup-
tons on Manor Beast. II is far medicine of
prisng virtue that Physicians compelled 10 pre-
scribe IT, and from remarkable cures of Chronic
and Distorted Rheumatic cases il has naturally at
tracted much attention from the first scientific minds
of the age. No family afford to be without bot
tie of the Mustang Liniment in the house. Beware
of limitations. As ssasAt
The genuine is sold by RESI- ectsble dealers in all
parts of the world.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,I
jan2-lm New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
.xpuIsion OF Free Negroes from Ar
kansas.

kansas.
At the last session of the Arkansas Legis-
ture, an act was passed, giving the tree
gres OF that State the affirmative of migra-
ig before January LIST, 1860. or ofbecoming
ives. As the time of probation has now
Spirsd d. while some few individuals have pre-
rTed servitade. The great body Of the free
.iOrcd people Of Arkansas are on th, ir way
iFthward. We learn that the upward
.und b,,ais are crowded with them aud that
;ymour. Indiana, Dn he line of the o. IL NJ.
r.. affords temporary home for many
hers.
A party Of forty, mostly women and child
n, arTiy, d in this city last evening by the
hio AMI Mississippi Railroad. They were
elcOm,d by a committee of ten. appointed
nm the colored people of the city, by whom
,e refugees were escorted To the Dumas
,onsr, on McAllister street, between Fourth
ID Firth, at which place a formal reception
as held. They were assured by the Chair
an OF The r. ecption Committee. Peter III.
lark, that If III were Industrious aud ex-
nplary in their conduct, they woeid be sure
gain a 2 cd livelihood and many friends.
&c exiles. rs Ia fore stated are mostly we
N and children. The husbands. aud others
lug held In serviiade: They report con-
rBing the emi grafton, thai hundreds OF the
e ssolarrd nien ~ Arkansas have lef: Tor
.assas. aHsl huudrrds more are about 10 fol-
Az CsNseis,ssfs GGzsas-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
New, publications..
ELEGANT BOOKS.
VI. BERRY & CO.'S
New List OF
me b OOKS
Fer The Holidays.

- -
WI BERRY esco. haze on sole a fne 4iectios
RICHLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS, IA Superb No
erocco and oay Biadisgs, riz
L. sHAKsPEARE's MERCHANT OF vENiCE-IIlus-
trated; S4zE ia
. LoSGFELLow's ACCOMPLISHMENTS;
SO Gold, containing the Gems Of Modern Ballad
Writing;
=. GAI.LEKY OF FEMALE PoEIs-ioe niussra-
tiohs;
5. GALLERY OF FAMOUS PoETs-nestrated;
E 6. PARA BIEs OF OUR LoRp--nlustrated;
7. WORLD NoIED woMEN-flllustrsted;
s. THE STRATFoRDs 6AIl.ERY-irlastratad;
Q. WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND RESPONSIBILITIES
trated;
10. TIE COURT OF NAPoLEoN-Illussrated;
IL. FABI.ES OF LA FoSTAINE-IIlustrated;
II. THE ROYAL DRESDEN GALLERY-nIustrated
Is. THE MUNICH GALLERY-Illus,rated;
IA. THE BEhIIN GALLERY-Iilustraied;
Is. TIE wAyERLY GALLERY-Portraits;
10. REYNARD THE Fox-After the version OF
Goetne--6o Illustrations; -
II. BUNYAN's PILGRIMS PROGRESSES Illus
trations;
IS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HoPE-nIustrafed
10. GRAY's ELEGY-lIlustrated;
go. GoLDSAITH's TRAyEIi ER--Ilustrated;
y. THE FLORENCE GAII-kRY-Numerons Engrav.
ings after the Old Painters and seulpiors:
FL. BoYDEII.-S ILLUSTRATIONS OF SHAK-
SPEARE-lo0 Superb Engravings;
%. MOUNT VERNON AND us ASSOCIATIONS His
toricai, Biographical aud Pictorial BY Benson
81 Tossing Nearly $50 illustrations. -
beautiful book. fss tsat
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
@The Alexander Senl.nel says:

gentleman, whose word is proof informs
us hat Mr.. John A. Washington has in his
posse ssion letter from responsible parties
who made bona t5Ge offtr of $3.50 600 for the
Mount Vernon property sold by him TO the
Ladies Of the Mount Vernon Association tor
100000. Mr.. Washington sacrificed the dit
ference in favor of the Association.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
a Sifuation as House Keeper
ar seam - rees Wanted.

4 wIIowED LADY who Is eoHpstent in every
~ particular, wishes 8 situation a. House Keeper
or SeaEaSirees IN SINE respectable lalsly Ia this
cay. Enquire this Once az c. chosaat's Cigar
Store, Gear street. 81
j4aT-Iw-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
Removed.

w No. 90, Market street, 10 the large and ex.
tensiye Hanse, Ne. S, sate street. formerly occu-
pies lsg Nczsrs Carter, Nlilsfora a. skere We
ss eoatu Ne de Agricultural aud Sese sssis~ss as
IerStaf0re. ARMSTRONG 4 o..
l48s--lm az
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
Runaway Negro to be Sold.

DERSUANT to the law in such case provided | will
4 sell to the highest bidaer for cash at the Court
House in Nashville on SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF
JANUARY. 1860, a negro man named JACKSON.
JACKSON was committed to the Jail of IA vi dson
the 9Th day December, 1859. Represented when
committed thathe belonged to DID. Western of Ark.
but has not been reclaimed He is As so years OF
age dark complexion weighs about17 20 pounds saws
he Is blacksmith. Sale under the law and will
communa ate good title again all owners. See Sec
ton 25SS of the Code of Tennessee. this Dec 10th,
1882 J. NJ HINTON, Sheriff.
by fHoS- HoBSON Jailor ofDavidson Co.
decl2-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
1rfp gpblifetieI9.
ANIMALS AND GIFT ROCKS
For the Holidays,
Beautifully Bound and lIIustraitd In The
best style.
.ssJUsT REcEIvED BY
JOHN YORK & CO.,

l.. No. IS, Union Street.
Shakspeare's Merchant of Venice.
A Gallery Of Distinguished English and
American Female Poets.
A Gallery Of famous English and American
Poets
Women of Beauty from Semifamis to Eugenie
The Court of Napoleon; or, Society under
the first Empire.
The Republican Court; or. American So
eiety in the daysuf Washington.
The Christian Year Thoughts in verse for the
Sundays and Holidays
Ornaments of Mrmory; or, Beauty of His
tory. Romance aud Poetry. : 50
Gems of British Art, with choice specimens
of Poetry. History, etc.
Liber Haviorum; or, River Scenery of
France. -7~F lss
The Scenery of the United States in q Series
/ OF 40 Eagravings. sss e ssssa
The Pociieai work or He sabbaih Beers. ssEIo
| ber- TIE Farmers Boy
Memory ana Hope. Poe,icai orks Of Thomas
Songs OF the Affections. Gray.
Tie Danes anghter- Poetical Works of Charles
The Era or st. Agnes. lamb. F
Poet OF the Year. Moore,s Poetical Works
Shakspeare's works. Burns Poetical Works.
Byron s Poetcai Works Pope's Poctrsi Works
SCOTS foeticai Mofks- Heber's Poeiicsi Works.
Mlton's Poeucai Works. 1homIsons Poeueel
Southey's Postcal Works Works
Bryants Poeticai Works. Rogers PoetcaI Works
Longfelo~s Poetic al campbens Poesiea
Works lf Works.
Goidsmith's Traveller. Sponsors Poetieal Works.
| Records OF The Heart Hallock' s Poeiical Works.
sacred Aisegories- The Bayaelf Illustrations
Poetry OF The Fields sf Shakespeare, proof
Poetry OF the Woods copy 2s
! A-oreas Irish Melodies go -ss..a.
Harper's illustrated Bible. London Bibles.
Velvet and Turkey Morocco Bibles.
The Church Prayer Book with Lessons.
Paper Aaehe Portfolios, backgammon
Boards, and Albions es d ssfo
Portable Desks, Leather Goods, together
with a great assortment OF Juvenile
For sale by JOHN YORK 4 co.
decls-tf. - 'sts ss1l
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
ohio : emoera.Ie Convention.
Especial Dispatch 70 tbs c.ne.naAsi G4zetie.l


CoLusHus. Jan. J.
The proceedings ~ the Democratic Con-
.ntion today. 81 which have sent yon q
n report we're most violent The eootsst
tween the Douglas aud anti-Doaglas men
y bitter. and il i CONSIDERED by the Little
ants friends. that the refusal Ia make the
-.ian unanimous. struck the death blow %
hopes ia Ohio. To say nothing OF Charles
~ The deannelations Of Rnehanan's Slave
~le in the Territories by Judge Rankin and
I'd others were very severe.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09

f1-The editor OF the Athaa. Pe.s has beea
"a visit 20 Bradley county. He says
Wheat 4 worth 81 Is per basLel. Corn ss
ms, Tesn and Jerry one dime glass, wiIh
lex mud tor The la,ter. Cleavelana
na<r still going a. 81 90 per annua. and
zap a. tssaE-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09

A II persons havsng claims against n. :. HAMTI~
n Ton requested 10 gie them slfk his Iruz.
tee for eessleEncEt before tbs sfh day 81 Ee5-
Fazg* Iseo for psorasa ct<s ard gsEyssent-
WI LTt1<. TrHsle- for
n Hxnlx1as.
No. "a, Pubic sqsArs, SsshsIlls, FsaH-
=
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09

gG-Dr. CASE arrived at Cincinnati on the
5th inst. from Salem, Ala, where he had been
conducting female Academy. He was
driven away by the people.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
Freight 10 New York and Philaptlphia
ON
Cotton and ElOur,

CHARLESTON AND Sd FANNAR
Cotton per bale ofnot than 500 lbs weight 81 25
Flour per barrel IS
NJ insurance necessary except from Charleston and
savannah % New lo, K and Philadelphia
Cotton compressed at the option aad expense Of
steamers when compressed, il be freighted from
New York to foreign ports at - to l6 less
ton not compressed.
Through receipts issued by the Fregh, Agent Of
the Nashville and Chattanooga IA Tread.
W. ANDERSON,
dec23-n General Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
Buena Vista Springs
FOR RENT Il

THAT popular resort located two miles from the
l. city on an excellent turnpike road, is Offer
ed for rent for the ensuing year. The proprietors
have spared no expense IN beautitying the grounds
and making such substantial improve msnts "a
make IL an inviting place for those pleasure seekers
whose business will admit of but limited absence
from the city. There are the grounds well
furnished house provided with everything requisite
10 social Anu ement Bar as, Se. also desirable
residence Also another building detached
tanning two new and excellent Ten-P:p Alleys, Bar
&c.
The premises contain two never failing Sulphur
Springs that yearly attract Thousands from the city
of their medical and paiata bic qaalites
For further particulars touching the merits of the
place, terms OF rent, &c-, cali on
DOUGLAS X WALSH
Corner Of Deaderick and Cherry streets, =
deei9-tf Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
aufti0a Sales.
Caods AT auetion ia nav Charses,

n WILL sell at Pubic AUCTION, q The warehous,
i Of FISHER, WIRELESS kCO-, ca Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock Jsnuary 1zth, dot Of Furniture
sold t. pay storage Terms cash.
-Jan6-td A. L DAVIS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09

NJ NEWMAN. Speaker of the Senate, intro
duced into that bods on Thunday, the follow
ing resolutions
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09

SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND
On the East Fork Of four miles North
OF Nashville, containing 226 in two tracts,
OF 100 acres, the other 126 acres The 126 acres
contains my dwelling and improvements, three good
springs, and lits even and level and fronts IS poles
on the Brick Church Turnpike Road. The 90 acre
tract Is for the m, st part very rich has large por
ton or splendid timber. fronts ia poles the
Brick Church Turnpike, and lies nearly in square
form, with two good Springs. sz
This Is choice place well worthy the attention Of
ali who desire good places = So
lssz NEAR THE CITY.
TERns;-One- third cash; the balance in one snc
two years without interest Notes well secured and
lien retained till pay ment is made.
dec12-td JOSEPH HYDE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-09
WHISTLES, BRANDIEs, WINES, &c.
Attention ALI!

XXTE have in store aud for sale cheap. large as
w sortmcnt Of SUES, which fur durability and
completeness usacture stand allied in The
United states
sIIzEIL HOOPER kC0.
ian9-tf No y Market Street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-24
r ooF IN c.
l. IS ER'S
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY IL, 1889
MPROV EMENT APPLE FOR
ID o o F | N G..


OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1853
We prepared cover kinds of Roofs steep OF
fat, old shingles tar metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequaled Roofing material From long
experience in the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief of failure nearly all roofing
met with, and after complete system Of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain parts
and been adding to it for yearshe has produced
which is offered crcising public far superior any
composition, and
EQUA.. TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS
Some OF the inducements this Roofing Offers The
canvas is of the heaviest kind, saturated in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
before being put upon the roof The composition only
not injurious to, but actually preventative of cotton and
being arght, DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH IT
TO ROT THE CANVAS.
The Joints together and the whole covered
with heavy coat of Cement, compounded materials
winch will not scale on, become injured by
EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
For projecting METAL RooFs from eorrosen and leaking
eqnalled and is the cheapest coating that can be used
fdeny believe this Roofing viii outwear any three the
0Edin iH coverings No Oh is brought IN direct cotae
on the Waeright made from materials which
COUNT! fs%9 RpGT
I e. ss,eyin g nat G 1l he Pi,1 e
sSed IN tine ABOVE we 4a s9PRy the ass
aETTEks OF S9 aIE1 PR faRG fny
Prepared material for sale with ipstrncions ~ MT
and will he furnished Agents cayiu0 them far
margin fer profit. " ~ '
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
GEO. JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and south SITS.
nv, Baltimore, Md.
Where and samples may be seem and references
given
~ PRICES AS LOW AS ANY GOOD ROOFING
20 REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE. s9Iy
rLICQUOT CHAMPAGNE.
~ J. B. CTIARRON 4 co.
CORNER HANOVER AND LOMBARD STREETS
Having been appointed
SOLE AGENT
FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
HNen store and offer for sale to the trade at
~ LOWEST RATES,
10OBAsKETS' ,,,,,n, ,,n..
Engine Clicquots Grand WIN IMPERIAL.
Do Grand WIN DE CHAMPAGNE.
constant supply Of this very choice Wine will be on
hahd, ana all orders promptly executed. ja27-tf