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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
An ACT to FIX the water Rates for
sprinkIine streets, Esrds and Gar

An ACT 70 FIX the water Rates for
sprinkIing streets. Tsrds and Gar
deus.
Ssctieu 1 Be i enacted by the City Council
Of Nashville, That the water Ofthe City Water
works may be used for sprinkling streets and the
Public Square upon the payment Of twenty
cents per hneal foot front, 90 date from the time
of the application to LIST January following,
which SHAH Be paid in advance By any person
desiring the privilege for a given distance Such
person shall be permitted to sprinkle the entire
breadth OF The street. o. to sny distance not ex-
ceeding one hundred feet from the sidewalk on
the Public Square.
done by weter cats. (nOt less than 5000 lineal
feet 10 be let out TO any one cOntraetor,) the
charges shall be oue-thirf the above rates but
such contractor shall. at his own expense put
in suitable street hydrants for the service OF
his carts. under the direction and control Of the
Superintendent of the NaterwOrks, and AZ such
places as he may designate Such hydrants
may be removed BY the contractor after the ex-
piration Of his term " contract. under the drec-
tiOn of said Superintendent; aud the contractor
may NJ any time be required 70 remove sueh
hydrants. when in the opinion Of the Superin-
tendeut tie public interest requires il.
See. Q. Yards and gardens may be sPrin kled at
the rate Of two cents per square yard. when
done with hose. or at half this rate when done
with sprinkling pots.
Sec. 4. The WaterwoTks Committee. With the
approval OF the Mayor. may, by public order.
suspend the privilege OF using the water for
sprinkling, during any emergency.
See. 3. Any person desiring 10 use water of the
City Naterw0rks for sprinsiing purposes, shall
first make application % the Superintendent
and Water Tax Collector 10 have the assessment
made to pay the tax and any persons vio-
lating the provisions of this act shall pay, upon
conviction iine OF not less than Eve nor more
than twenty dDllars.
See. 6. This lct shall take effect from and after
its passage, AID all laws and parts Of laws con-
hieting with. )r superseded by the provisions of
this act. are hsreby repealed.
Approved. W. MATT. BROWN, Mayer.
Attest RoRT. c. FOsFsE. 81 Recorder
marl6 lW
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Stsamboaf, Fastsrg. H0tsi AID Stationary
Engine work Dope. steam giaessa. steam
Wbstles staain fraps. Globe Valves, al sizes /.
gunge Cocks OF Cups AIR Cocks Cylinder
Cocks. etc. etc.
Fatyf lrr
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PEREMPTORY SALE

0F SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING
A0Ts-Free from Redemption.
A 4thECOURTH0U9R DOOR, ON SATUR-
"A DAY. Msrch the 3uth, al ~ o'clock We viii
aeli y tbe highest bidder the corner property
hlnFl 4"
Trims LIBERAt.-Partieul on the d.v
N eale. ANDREW h. kWING
hEhJ. r. SHIELDS. Trustee
marie IA
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
IL ELEIN. NEW No. "a North cherry
Il. street. told No. 8s) has Just received a
tine stock Of
g l. q II H -,
FANCY CASTMEREs

OF every description for Spring and sumner
wear selected BY himself.
How'll be pleased 10 see all Of his old custom
Ors. and as many new ones as viii favor him
With their patronage.
mario lm--sp.
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Three vacant lots IN Ewing's addition to Nash
Vile being Nos 155, l56 and Isl. the former
fronting 81 feet aud the latter 81 feet each. on
WetmOre street. between Ewing avenue and
Stevenson street, and all Of said lots running
back l30 feet to an alley.
TERMS 0ne-third cash, and balance on n
credit Of six aud twelve months, with interest
from date. Note required with approved seeu-
rity, and a lien retained. Sale free from re-
demption MORTON B. HOWELL,
mario I'd Clerk and Master.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
DISSOLUTION.

V'HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
II existing under the name and sty le Of Poster
Brothers Is hereby Dissolved b mutual consent
their ONCE in rear Of Guild & Smiths Law
Office. formerly occupied BY Foster 4 MeEWon
Messrs. ARlhlSTEAD 4 WOODS have pur-
chased the entire interest Of the Grm
FOSTER BROTHERS
Nashville. February, lS6T.
In retiring FROM business. IL Raords rs great
pleasure 20 recommend Messrs. Armistead a
Woods TO All our customers and the public gen
orally, and hope they viii continue their pa
trOnage. 50 literally extended TO the old firm
FOSTER BROTHERS.
Nashville. February. lS57. .marl5 Ii
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, April 6, 1857.

Ellen Desha VS.. Thomas Russell ct ais.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
4 Chancery Court at Nashville, in above
named cause, will sell, al the Courthouse at
Nnehrilln nj II niclnck IN
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Billiards = Benefit for the
Suffering.

SuMer1Hgs
NASHVILLE. MARCH 8. fs57.-W. MATT.
! brown, ksq., Mayor Of NaShvilIe.--Dea=
pr Enelosed please and special notice we wish
% insert II the city papers, but not without
your Hpprovai, which We hope viii BE freely
gtven on account Yf its benevolent purpose.
! We would therefore respectfully request YOU to
appoint Receiver Tor that length OF time 10 be
placed IN the Billiard Room. Respecff1Ilv vours
GAVIN & BERTHEOL.
On the acceptance Of which we publish the
following:
SPECIAL NOTICE
The undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and the citizens OF Nashville that
they will reopen their Billiard Establishment
IN the Colonnade Building next MONDAY
NIGHT. March Is 1857. and hereby announce
that from that time until March 80, two weeks
the net profit derived from the business win Be
gwen 70 the orphans Of the city ct Nashville
and 10 the destitute families Of the city Of Chat
tanOoGa-the Hon. W. Matt Brown tgkinr
charge Of said business for that time and pur-
pose. We wOsld also respectfully inform the
public that we have th0r0ugkly Ps-ftted and
renovated cur Hall With new Tables, etc
marl5 2W CAUFIN x BERTHFOL
THE FIRM OF SMITH, PARKRs 4 sTARK
Il Il dissolved BY a. B. Stark retirins-to dsfe
from January !. 1867.
The business viii be continued al the sams
place, and under the style Of Smith ( Psrkes
a, L. SMITH
tho. PARKES
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GAS FITTING.

Pablio and Private Buildings. Store House
etc, lifted up Ia the most improved lyis. aaa
On reasonable terms. Chandeliers. Val LiFhfs
Pillar lAEhts, Drop LlgsEs, Portable stands
with Hos0, Pendants. Brackets. Glass aloheg.
smoke Bells. Patent and Plain Shade. Cigar
Lighters. etc
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Eliza ], wetmore VS.. Moses W. wetmore


TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
il Chaneery Court at Nashville, in above
named cause II will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville at lZO'clOck on
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Fittinga for ihe Above.

lees, klb9ws, Crosses, Plus Basbingz Re-
a9neefs. Lock Nuis Hook. Return Bends,
Unions. etc.
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just msn, and true 70 the country. He is
in command there.
Sheridan never had any politics before
the war. He used occasionally to declare
in the early part Of the war, when serving
as Chief Quartermaster with the late Gem
eral Samuel K. Curtis, that the abolition
lists and secessionisis ought to be hung to-
gether. Since then he has travelled far.
Sheridan NAV be considered a Radical"
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r. 9. CraNford ya. ]. III. Pelton
saturaay. Ami 8. Sc, J

IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Il Chaneery Court at Nashville In above named
cause. will sell at the Courthouse az Nash
Vile NJ II O'CLOCK on
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thirty feet of the southern side Of lot No. AZ in
the ," Barrow's Grove" lots, fronting on the west
side of Cherry street, between Elm and Ash
streets, and running back l65 feet to an alley.
TFREs Cash. Sale subject TO redemption.
MORTON b. HOWELL,
mario Ia Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-17
james L. Greer VS.. Amelia Jones and
Cfha-a

james L. Greer VS.. Amelia Jones and
others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
L Chancery Court in this case. / will sell at the
Courthouse at Nashville. at Il o'clock, on
Saturday. April s, 1867,
Two tracts Of land, about fourteen miles from
Nashville, on the Harding and centrevill
Pixies. on the waters Of Big Hsrpeth and Trace
creek.
One tract containing thirty three acres, all
cleared and good arabic land improvements
habitsble.
The other tract containing lhirty-seTsn acres
all timbered-
These are the lands Of Mrs Tabitha Cooper,
and they are now sold tor partition amongst her
heirs.
Terms OF SALE: Twelve months credit, and
interest from day Of sale. Note with personal
security. required, and lien retained. Sale free
from redemption.
MORTON B. HOWELL.
mario I'll Clerk and Master.
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MARTIAL Law.

AAAAAAA Law
Yesterday morning, petition signed bs
about one hundred OF the property owners
and business men Of this city, was pre-
scented to Major Kline commanding the
troops 81 the post, requesting him to pro-
claim martial Law, and interfere to protect
the citizens from the bands of rowing
scoundrels who were plnndering the de
serted stores. Alter q consultation with
His Honor, Mayor Carr, Major Kline is
saed the following order
HEADQUARTERS Posi-. CHArrAS oosA.
March II, l867--GeneraI Orders, No. u.
In accordance with the wishes OF the Mayor
and property holders, the city of Chatta-
nooga IS hereby placed under martial Law
All skifis, barges, hatboats, etc, will be
seized, and used by the military for the pur-
pose Of moving furniture, etc, unless they
hold permits from the Mayor, or from these
headquarters JACOB KLINE,
Capt. 18th In, L. 5. A. Com. Post.
Two companies of men, in charge of a
commissioned officer, were sent out during
the morning, aud guards stationed at the
foot of every street on beth sides Of the
overaow,. with orders to take every boat as
soon az it landed. af4 s
From the Unlon, March ~.
During yesterday our merchants and
business men were busily engaged in at
tending 70 their stores and stocks. the
waters having fallen sufficiently 10 allow
boats to enter the FIRST doors Of all on Msr-
ket street. Mud over an inch deep has
settled on everything which the receding
waters brings TO the light, and the labor
aud expense Of cleaning shelving, counters
and floors will be a very heavy item on the
list Of losses oCcasioned by the food.
The vast quantities Of drih wood which
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For miles the land il hidden, only few
Of the higher points Of hills being above
the water. In Chattanooga, tonight, sat
urday, March 9th, 1867, there Il from four
TO eight feet water on al the streets. The
losses Of our merchants, business meE and
citizens cannot be estimated, and We fear
the injury to the future prospects Of The
place can never be estimated. Such Hood
has never been known OF heard Of by any
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-03
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IRERCHANTS' EXCHANGE and
m GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT
No. s First Street.

TRUNTZ q MENTZER, -Proprietors.
The choicest Wines and Liquors will be
teiition will be given to the -
, -...,=f.. RESTAURANT,
where all the delicacies of the season Will
be served in the most approved style
making it a pleasant resort for the TER
CHANTS and BUSINESS MEN of the city.
A liberal patronage is solicited.
oc23 d3m afa -.aIFF 81 rd,sg
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Goods at " alue.


& We have the most complete stock
of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed to the season, which we will sell of
cheap until March. We, make no
ridiculous pretensions by advertising
articles cheap, and when customers
call for them "are just out" or by
pretending to sell at cost (cost to Gus
toners, of course). Many goods are
high enough at Eastern cost. sb e.
With many thanks to our friends
and customers for the past VERY
LIBERAL PATRONAGE, we enter the
new year with a confident hope of
continuance of the same, and promise
to leave nothing undone to merit it..
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J. B. Erwin, Nd,
HOmROnafhic PhYSiCian,
s. CO.,

Offers his professional services to the ctt,'
zens of Eyansyille and Immediate vicinity
in the general practice of medicine.
Z 3, Office-No 95 Main street. ~
Once Hours-From Sto 10 a. m. and from
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-05
The Impeachment Question

d ~
The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Herald, writing on Friday, says: -3 WV -
In case President Johnson-shaaf indicate His In
tenhon to faithfully execute the Reconstruction
Bill, although he may feel constrained to veto it,
in order to be consistent, Republicans generally,
agree (so says Republican senat6f) to drop the
impeachment proposition, and aloW political ex-
element to subsde and the country to have little
rest from revolutionary innovations for all concede
that, to impeach President for any act done by:
President johnson would be an innovation on ali
Tho past, in respect to Executive powers and the
usages Of that Office: and especially would It be %
were President to. be impeached primarily or NJ
t1natey, for the exercise Of constitutional IRE
rogative such as the veto power. Nor is the pre-
sent believed to be suitable time for the introduc-
ton Of new precedents tending to radical changes
in the relations power and responsibility, or to es-
tablish new doctrines 80 dangerous as that which
declares the right OF Congress to remove President
tor the mere ofauce. Of differing with that body'iH
policy aud opinion touching tic interests Of the
4 country. But there is some doubts In regard to
the course that viii be pursued ~ General Butler
nnent; and that doubt is the more important as il
is very. generally apprehended that he aspifest te
be q lesier in that body-at all events, on the
1. question OF nnpeachments There dees not appear
to bemuoh alarm, however, depicted in the copn
tenances Of those who speak Of the matter. II
sfeanng OF the General there is good suggestioG
|. made Iirthis conneotion in reference to him b,
one who Is familiar with his hAbfs In court anl
NJ that is; that when he takes his seat in Congress
the House had better adopt resolution :transfer
ring the entire Congressional Library into ;fhei
Hal to avoid the necasaity Of continual labor o,
back and forth, for IT win al be wanted 4 And
sssLofdAldo said Of a contemporary isyyer, 1t i
rernarked Of sthe General that he Ia ~ betto
pook1Reper than accountsnt y s5:-ss - I@S5a-
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By, ,the Muyor. q. : - = a
january s -; ~: Il sa6EF|5 eaaslGs6 asaa

LneY be prevented! Can thay be reheved3 CAM
they be bsahed atorce end foreverl UHouEsr1oaAnLz
sHEY caN.i No odyspepnc hiss ever taken HosEETTER's
STOMACH BrTTERs n vain. Believe no ons who ssys
tho complain icurable. ghis great vegetable acaeafc
VIII 4 4 tn thousands o. cases
over which medical have shaken their heads
orntnouay. saying: .sothtng can be done . n. M @ 4.
The cuy It's talEactes One Of them is that IntI-
gesuon is the most IN the ordinary ailments
'of mankind to combat and subdue This ia mistake.
Nothing be easer than to conquer It the tJxs
;sse be This vegetable continuation which
become famous throughout the civilized world as
fHosTErTER's STOMACH BrTTERs 1s IN antidote to
the dseasewhi has never been known to TAIL and for
e procurabe Il you with to fool
With the dyspepsia try the pharmscopnis prescrpions
e yon want To- root q s prevent lis recurrence,
take he Btters Therets dscount the tesa-
ranlstn ita fxoE 4 shere is man woman VINO has
filed il for indigestion without being benehsted tho
has npt transpired. Universal unconhadicted
svouehes ifs wonderful tonic vtrtueu. For sale by
|5ss Fs!sas 81; DOwE & NOISE, Druggists 32
u; a: .s No Isl MEETING STREET,
:a6 Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.

we have news from Vera Cruz to the oath nit
announcing that all communication between thai
e1ey ana the capital had been cut off, and that the
ereatest CONSERVATION prevailed in the City OF
ae&ico' and indeed among the Imperialists all
over the country; and it would seem this alarm ia
not without very good foundation. -
On The 23d Of January JuAREz was at Zacatecas.
On tho morning OF tho 27t, the Imperia,ist Gen.
Al1nAa1oN, with $500 troops, including 500 French
attacked General ACzA, who was defending Zaca-
teca5 with garrison of 1000 Liberals, The latter
"ere routed with a loss Of about ESQ. Where
= 'uAhEz was during the fight, OF what has become
VI ni1n slnce, 1t Is not certainly known, though
there are abundant rumors in reference IN the
matter The Lboral army reached Jerez on the
zosn. On tho 91st EscoBEpo was within twenty-aye
leagues of zacatecas, with $500 men. snd Gono-a1
AUzA was marching to join him with 1909 men. and
cADEsA with 500 more. On tho same day MIRA
MON lett the place, but whether to meet and sur
PRISE EscoBEDo or to make forced march on
Aguas Calentes, as some say, is not known: at all
events, whatever might have been his intention.
on the lst OF February he encountered EscoBFpo
at inc hacienda of San Jacinto, midway between
laoatecas and San Luis, and giving battle. he was
IN his turn surprised by the arrival Of General
IREvINo with large force Of Liberals The re-
suit, it is said, WAS that M1RAmoN was almost nm
nihna5ed- u H's trains were captured, also 1900
prisoners, M1RAnfoN himself making narrow es-
cape. His army was completely routed MIRA
MON arrived at Aguas Caientes on the LIST Of Feb
ruary. St: t-7S -
This defeat is considered fatal to the Imperialist
cause; there is now nothing to hinder the Liberals
rom advancing upon the capital from every qnara!
MAauarL1AN, it is thought, will endeavor te3gaoh |
tne sea shore, ere JUAREz makes his ts51emphal
entrance into the City Of the Montazumas. These
are the reports How much truth they contain we |
are unable to state, as the news comes to us
through channels not impartial.
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:VKZM-RE -DIsTRIR1rIED-As- -FeIhews THE
w name and value OF each article Of goods.ara
marked on -seate envgfppea, and we'll
such ticket Will be drawn without choice, and delivered
at Office, sent by mail to any address, The pur-
chaser after seeing what article draws and it's value
which may be rom to Eve hundred dollars-can
then, payment Of dollar, receive the article
named may exchange it for any other article marked
circular ct the came value. Every ticket draws
article worth one dollar more. No BIANKs.
Our patrons depend on fRir, honorable dealing.
The article drawn will be delivered at Office, regard.
less OF Its value promptly sent directed BY return
mall or express. 1c Sa-#
Letters nom many persons acknowledging the receipt
Of valuable gifts nom us, may be seen file Mt Of
Ace, among whom we are permitted to refer to:
John s. Holcomb, Lambertve N. j., gold watch value
$3.50; Mrs 8. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
yn sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn,
gold Lever WATCH value S200 Hon B. 81. Briggs Wash
ingon d. c. diamond pin. s176; ). G. Sutherland No.
100 Lexington avenue piano, $3.50; Mrs H. Jackson. No
203 Nineteenh street N T.. sewing machine 80; Jos.
Atlanta Ga. diamond cluster ring. s226; Dr. Henry
Sth, Worcester, Mass sewing machine, $a5; Il. Shaw
No. 133 18th sSree n z, gold watch. $50; Edw Boyn-
ton Nashville, Tenn, melodeon, $780, James Russel
Montgomery. Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; &. T.
Smith, Providence, h L, silver lever WATCH $50; Oscar
Purdy Madison, NJ j. music box. S46; Hon. B. g. New
ell St. Parls, Minn gold watch, $185; J. r. SpeITy,
LtchAeld Conn, silver watch s56; Wna B. Peck, Har
lan Us music box, SIS: Vim. Raymond, Dayton Ohio
silver ten set $125; Miss r. Sclenck, Detroit, Mich
diamond ear rings $225 Pierre Beaudin, ST. Charles
Hotel, New Orleans, diamond ring. sl7o; Mrs. hrha
\ Barnes, St. Louis Mo-, melodeon, value $125.
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g.
NEW YoRK, March 4.-The Stock market is ex-S
ctsl 5-2o's Of 'e2 Coupons, 1o2c11o5. Money, Sat.
Exchange, 60 days, 81. Sight, 81. Gold, 8sa
Flour, 5a10c. lower. Wheat dull and ,nominalfy
lower Corn dull and dropping. Oats dun. Pork
without decided change; New Mess, 81 45aM so.
Lard dull and heavy; in bbls 12a13t. Whiskey
dull. Pess dull and dropping: Cotton quiet at 81
as1a for Midding Uplands. Freights quiet.
$ EVENING DISPATCH. s$ .-.st a ,~I
New YoRK, March 4. Stocks excited. Gold asa.
Five-twentes 1a02. 5i..@ n, q
Cotton dull and declining sales 5000 bales at
s1as1ac. Flour With . better feeling Southern
$40 Goals Is. Corn advanced 1c. and frmer Mixed
Western 107 Pork firm at s21 SO. Lard and Whis.
key quiet. Sugar firm sales 200 hhds. Muscovade
at 1Oea1o5. Coffee firm. Freights unchanged. N
BALTIMORE, March 4-Flour steady. Corn Il
good demand; white 81 OF. Coffee steady; stock il
first hands light and is held firm. Sugar steady
Glover Seed has large sales; old ss; new .ss so
Wkiskey dull and irregular.
New ORLEANS, March 4.-CorToN.-sales 305
bales. Market easier. Low Middling 80; Mid
ding 81. Receipts 7215 bales. { No exports. snga
and Molasses dull, With small receipts and snnal
sales. Flour du and unchanged. Avn! s*3s
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3 ssToDB& !; 6; 2 RAFFERTA,s.;'
ENGINEERS AND F0UNDERS;

Oaee and Werks ri raon, Hevv Js1suS$ Icy;
a s:aGa .s=S-2 3H
WAREHcuaE,a1a 1ao:4DEYsEREET;N. . u. Z, y ss,:,
MANUFACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND PORT.
lXA.s ABLE STRAIN ENGINES AND BOHERs;s ;sFA1.
Heap; Tow. oakum and Rope Ihacldnerys ahatttngs
Latohes, Plsnpg Mach1pes Drzs slottns ana
Borang Msehnss; Gear Cutter; EentTeinE. Mnng snd
and Rnbbes Beltns Lace, Leatier, Bet Hooks;E and
General Suppl foe Railroads and other Machins Shops;
hudson Shows P1tent Gsvezzaos Saw Mills Cotton
Gina, Presses, &c., tconstAntay Aand. A
.S,5$stl tsaa:. S;is TOLD a RAEN4aTY, ~.
8 March 20 N:Y..