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New York s,a,l,e,
New Yorl. sIener nInrEet
New Orleans Market.
RIVER AND WEATHER.

VI
The river is nearly on stand, with "A
feet The weather is clear and pleasant.
The Terds Jimpleeats brings rs the fol-
lowing, under sensation head lines
FYoM Our WEsr-HAPPY TIMES IN
DALLAs-THE FIRST STEAMBoAT.-W. j..
Clark arrived at home on Wednesday eve.
ning, direct from Dallas. We learn from
him that the steamboat Job from Gal
weston, with merchandise, arrived at Dal-
las the Wednesday previous, being the frs.
steamboat that ever reached that point.
cannon was fired, and general jubilee
had on the occasion.
By Telegraph.
ST, LOUIS, May S0.-The river is re-
eeding slowly.
LOUISVILLE, May 30.-The river il fall
ing, with feet water in the canal by the
mark. Weather clear and warm.
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A NEW lot Of Mozambiques At 22l osnts,
al +. & j. Norihman's.
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The best, genuine Cincinnati Lager
Beer M FOrd's, always. my2s steod
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pREEoa DEAP D'ETE FROCKs: AND

l1hAbh bhAf D'kfE FkOCK5. AND
Il Sacks
Pequs F'oeEs and saeE4
Harris ca''ims's-orsotss-ia FrooE. AID
Sacks.
EHsli.h, French. ssrmas,.. Belgian and Ausr-
ieaD yssi'as. Cloths. Cassiusrss. etc. in great
Nadeiy
The Chesterfield Rsoek Coat. In yariou, soIor
q Cloths. and Cashmere
Elsgaut patterns Of Iight asA a.rE Fr.aoh
cassimsEs Pants
"A 'pIspdid A,sorimsst Of Msr.aaius Vests.
Grshadius silks sse. a
Al Goods sald with a striet GUARANTEES - 70
quality and WorAmpHship.
J.A.J. ROSE,
apr2i Ina . seuthside Pabhe square
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Gold is without change. The following
are the New York quotations of yesterday:
Opened at 1S9l, was 139s at 1925, 1893 at
l0:4O, 1895 at noon, and closed at 1895 at
3 T. NJ. The rates here were 139 buying,
and 40 selling.
Government securities were nnnied In
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once HOurN.

Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays AMI Fridays.
at P. n. Leaves Tuesdays Thursdays and at
uTdays al 5 an.
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EOR sALR. A WRIST RATE ENGINR AND
IT koiler IN good order. Can be sesn. land
price learned. By callia6 81 thia Oeaoo
NnAYal In
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saad's delicious. Iight sasnmer Ale
az sSrd's, for the season. my2s stood
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FEES


III. AANAAhA.
WILLIAM (; WILING, NJ. D.. Professor Of
Theory and Practice Of Medj-irie and Dean II
the FBculy.
CHARLES X. WINSTON. MD. Professor Of
OestsiIles and Diseases u Women and
}; BERkIRN LINDsLEY. NJ D.. Professor Of
Chemistry.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS. NJ. b. Professor Of
Surgery.
THOMAS I. MApDIN. NJ. A Professor Of Ia
JOHN u. CALENDER. N. d. Professor az
Maieyia Medica and Therapenfie.s
Clinical Medicine.
Anatomy.
cal Anatomy.
HENRY NJ COMPTON. M 4 n.,,o,s.-.,or
at Anatomy
faT addihohal lnlOrmatiGn apply %
J, BERkIEN llhDSLEY.
maya dtww II
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WILL SELL AT THE COURTHOUSE
| Door, in the city Of Nashville.
SATURDAY. JUNE oOTIT.

~ . clock a NJ, the undivided interest Of G. W.
Brown in $4,000 Acres of Land. in phi
and Monroe counties the said interest embrar-
ing 10 acres Of the same. These lands were
purchased by the Hon. A v Brown, Jno. Nj
Bass v n. Stephenson snd W. =. Wetmore. for
the purpose Of opening Copper Mines A mo-
position to lease them for this object has been
made and is now pending, and they bid fsirto
be Immensely valuable
will also sell an undivided share (s75 acres,
"a 4Zl4 acres OF land in Hickman county This
land abounds in the richest iron ore. These
lands are tree from all encumbrances FAuv in 2
formation concerning them can be obtained from
Jne. NJ. Bass. or Gen. b. X. johnson Terms
cash. A. A HALL. Assignee,
for O. W. BROWN, Bankrupt
Office 81 s. Market a. niyg5 ijasf 7
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Lars Cream ate al rord'., No. "a
UuiOa street u.,oa a.,
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PoLICE CouRT YEsTERDAY.-Wm.
Rains, drunkenness on the street, costs.
Robert Mathews, drunkenness on the
street, Sc. ..
Frank Sorrs, So.
A. L. Jones, drunk and disorderly, SIS.
urace McQniddy, five days.
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NV Poplins and Lenos at L. & ]
Northman's.
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Wheat 81 45G2 IS. Corn, g11assc
Oats ISe9sl. Mes pork S2S so. Bacon
shoulders I3le9 1Sl; clear sides I74aI78c
cahvased hams 205c. Lard 5000.
Louisville Market. esq
LOUISVILLE, May S0.-Sales Of los
hfds. tobacco; Tugs to selections SS0I7 25
Fiour, superiine, IS 75ta9. Corn GA g5c
Oata S39S5e. Wheat s. 4O67 As. lar
lo4e. Mess pork S2S. Bacon-shoulder,
&c, clear rib sides IG3c, clear sides I7ic
Bqlk meats unchanged and dull. Whisky
nominal
New York market.
NEW York, May SO.-Cotlon withop,
decided change uplands Sc. Riee
quiet. Coffee steady. Sugar--Cuba. uIa
&c. Molasses steady. Flour 5(9 1Oc lover
Wheat s. 1902 so Corn 81 05.
New YOrh Dry Goods Market.
NEw York, May S9.-Drygoods uu-
changed. Ran II
New York Money Market
New YORK, May 30.-Money easy
call loans Hose; sterling 10@l0I. Gold
1921. New Tennessees 20. Specie ship
ments to-day 81, $4,000.
New Orleans Market.
NV ORLEANS, May S0.--Coiton firm !:
sales 200 bales; middlings 2S4c; receipts
5O4 bales. Sugar dull, 15lQ154 for fair
Cuba. Molasses 40e4 so. ~ 49, ....r ~
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"ssa'ar, nrnpnl. a-a New o. .'.s
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The oldest WHISKY in the state AZ
Ford's. my29 3teod
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THY CITY,

-s---- " sNn CLOSING o. raH
utgE...- At0tST tst.-unhcini.
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In Bankruptcy. II
Middle DiseFiet Of Tennessee ne NASH
Vile, May IIais. IsgS.

J'HE UNDERSIGNED HERRBY GIVES
4 notice Of bis Appointments ~ Asdgnea ut
James T. Dement, SOl0man Il. Seliginan, Albert
q. Jarrett and Isaac Oppeaheimer in the county
Of Davidson AMI stats % lennesgse within said
district who have been adiudeed bankrupts on
their OWE petitions b. the District Court Of aid
District. A. A. HALL.
myl2 Iaw2t Argfynee
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EdgeaeIa and EsntueIsy R.M
go =
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ssr-t WashfaEtsn and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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the attention ofthe ladies TO their bargains
The LATE PRIzE FIGBT.-The prize
light which it was expected would come off
last "Wednesday, between Coburn aud Nc
Cool, is stiil engrossing a considerable share
Of attention among the sporting fraternity
Of this city. Many are the discussions and
the representations indulged in relation to
what the result would have been had the
champions been SLOWED Ia light, aud mosl
persons agree ia according 70 McCooi lhe
laurpis, while olhers persisiently "siick
np" lor Coburn. Bets have been made by
yarious parties, bat they have been with
drawn, though the expectation IS that the
fight will come of soon. FOR The sake Of
humanity, We trust they will be disap-
pointed, aud We can only hope that the
day Is not Ear distant when such british
practice will have an end. ON.
Since writing the shove, We have seen
Mr W. H. Maloney, who has iasi arrived
in town from the front, bat who has been
living here Dor come time, and he describes
the whole affair as sham one. There
was, he SAYS, considerable excitement con
esrniag the eghi, bat when it became
snosn that the parties were arrested, all
parties retired very quietly. The general
SupPosiiion MAS that Mc(eol sh0ald get the
sake.
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FROM A.Htosr.M Sundays. 7tOsA.E.
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aIiddIe IIislricl OF I'ennessee

q M UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notlee % has appointment a. aasicuoe 81
ley, Jr. Frederick Phillips ana Al nj parrreIle
~ tbe sorufy Of Davidson and state 81 fennes.
gee, within said District. who have been sdjadsed
haAkfapis upon their own petitions, By the Dis
trict Court Of said district
- A. s. ChADB0URNE, AssiEuee.
APPS laW5t uuice, s2z Church street
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THE NASHVIIII1
Life Insurance Company.
No. rs M0r7ceU House.
A Southern Home Institution.
BANKRUPT SALE.

Sc Issues all kinds Of Life and Endowment
Policies on most favorable terms mays ri
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The Wrong Man.

"a and "a blk Berege, just opened, at
T.. & j. NoTthman's.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Cincinnati Harket.

LIVERPOOL, May 30 Evening &C ottfn
sales $4,000; uplands lid; Orleans
lIsd rs
Cincinnati Iarket.
CrEcfsEATT, May Colour dull
family SO 25f9l0 50. Wheat 81 S0G
2 36 Corn Csc. Oats SOC. Mess pork s2s.
Bulk meats l2l9l44 Bacon 1874, 1646a
lie. Lard Isle. Batter 26fa29c. Eggs Is.
Sagar-Caba, lS@l4lc. Coffee 22(325c.
Potatoes 50 5O85 IS.
~. E.ouss Market
ST. LOUIS, May -Tobaceo-luQs 10
medium leaf s7@l4. Flour-S7 1901 50.
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FHE NASHVILLE FEsl6ne AcADfsfY
CAsE.-The case Of DR.. C. D. Elliott rs.
the Trustees Of the Nashville Female
Academy, which involves the possession Of
that institution upon lease held by plain
III, was mp again in the Chancery Court
90 a motion to withdraw a supplemental
bill. Judge Shaekelford refused 10 allow
the withdrawal, bat permitted reliance
upon all defenses which would have been
relied upon had the bill besn Withdrawn.
The motion was agreed By Hon. John NJ.
Bright, OF Fayetteville, and Messrs.
Cooper, Campbell, Demoss and East.
CHoIcE Casaimeres, at all prices, at E
q . Nor1hnans. M@B ~
THE NEaRo EsG1xE HoUsE4sr rrrr
NINTH WARD.-The new engine house GA
North College street, for the benefit Of the
ninth ward in general and some of the
prosecuted colored constituents Of the pres
ent city administration in particular, is
going skyward fast, and the roof and
steeple"-the latter TO extend fifty-two
feet-will soon be on. The building will
be the finest of the kind in the city, and to
commemorate Its erection, two marble
blocks inscribed with the necessary chro-
nology" are to be stuck in the walls at con-
spicuous points. The following is the
grandiloquent inscription on one of them
phronologieally reported as seen from an
eminent briek-pile in the vicinity:
Erected 1867.
A. f. Alden, Mayor.
james J. Mclaughlin, p. T. Coyle and |
Thomas Olsen,
Bailding Committee. & "a II
james r. Willet, ~
Architect.
2. J. Sexton, Contractor.
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EATING GLASS.

IRISH Linens, 33c below their value, al
+. IL ]. Northman's. .s4..
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LIvERPoo1, May 39-2.15P p. M.-Cotion
firm. Estimated sales today 5000 bales
Upland- ND; Orleans Il4d. 3P.M-
Cotton firm sales to-dry 10000 bales up
lands ND; Orleans I'D
LoEDoE, May 30-ll:l5 A. MI. s.
bonds 72f. Consols 96s for money. 3P.
M. s. bonds 72s@72s COasols- nm
changed.
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STILL THEY CONE l-E. d }. Norihman,
No. 20 Public Square, have received an
other large stock Of drygoods, which must
be closed ont within two weeks They will
sell still cheaper than before, and invite
the attention ofthe ladies TO their bargains.
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FtrS' N"rthrra.
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Monday 1900 midnight P. n.
w Wednesday 40
FRIDAY r. 90 .-.fss---s--s.....-...-. do
IIberty-Yia Stewards Ferry. CainsvfIlo and
Statewide.
Thursday l2s0Onidnight Thursday 500 ?. NJ
Lebanon via Stage.
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TME FEnERALDEAn.

The best Cincinnati Lager Beer, Ale
had Itquors always Rt FOrd's.
ny2q 3teOd
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mysGslt 8. Marskai. Mssseasssr.


THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on
the I'd day o. MAJ, "A d 1853 a var
rant IN b1nErupCcy was fssued against tho estate
=. ID. Sellars, Of the county Of Wilton and
State o. Tennessee, who has been adjudgsi
a bankrupt on bis own petition that the r4v
msnt % any debts and delivery ~ any praferfv
belouRinE % saeh bankrupt ~ him. or far BIZ
use. and transfer q any property by him arc
forbidden b. law; thai 4 meeting u the cred
if0rs 81 the said bankrupt 20 prove their dsbta
and % choose one Or more assienees Of his estate
WiA be held ~ Court 81 Eaukruufcv ~
be holden on the ZDth day OF June "A ID
f5s8. AZ g,eiOek a, r.. ~ the once of the
Register ia BANKRUPTCY. az the Caurthoure ~
Lebanont tennessee, before .Alexander 8
Bradley Esq. REGISTER -. =
4 - r. aBAeCgrE , a.i
my50 u ". S. Marshal. MessenTsr
rTHfS Is TO GGVE NOHICE. THAI on PJfF
= ~ day o. May. A. d. lsA, sarT4uf
10 bapkTupfey was Issued against the e.
tate 81 John A. Leah. cf the Zsd sisfrjet
10 the county o. Wilson, and State II Zen
nesses, VIA h6a been asl5nd9esl a bankrupf
On htf own petition thai the payment OF aay
aegtA ana delivery u any property BELONGING
y SUCH bankrupt % hisu Or ior his use and tte
iFansler % ans property by hiln are forhildeu
- lag that a meeting of ths efe,lif0rs 5f 10
s4li bankrupt, 10 prove their debts, aud h
choose one or more as.ignees sf his etlafe. all
be held o. . Court 81 BANKRUPTCY. 10 be h6Idsn
on iAe iyth day % June. A. b. isGa a. 8
o'clock ,. n, a. the ofice of she keei.ter in
Bankruptcy, % the Courthouse. ia LebsBna.
Tennessee. before Alexander 5. Bradley Esq
Register. Err dLASCOCk
mayo 1t U. S. MArsbai. Messenger
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Northwestern Y. Y.
300 midnight -..---.-.. -..-.---'------oaO p, n,
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THIS INSTITUTION, ALTHOUGH SUP
Il ported and controlled neither By Church
nor state has already rendered VaIua-
bic and acknowledged services 30 the
cause Of education, seience and religion.
1t ls established on Appointment basis, and while
mainly dependent upon tniti0n fees for its sup
port, has ever welcomed studi0us and ambitious
youth to its advantages with or without money
Ii y thed design of the Trustees 10 open Law Sci
entifc. Literary and other Departments as speed
lily as circumstances will allow. AT present two
Departments are in successful operation.
1.-The Montgomery He'll Academy,
which embraces an eight years course. equiva-
lent % the ordinary preparatory and collegiate
departments Of Western and Southern institu-
tons. IL Is c0DduTtsd by an able Germs of teach
ers. with splendid bindings, excellent libraries
apparatus, etc Boys are prepared for entrance
INTO the higher departments Of the University
or Tor the pursuits of active life, at tho option
OF the parents. The next session opens on Mon
day, September H. 1868. Tuition in the Gram
mar School, 900 per annum; in the High School
$50 per annum.
1.-THE Medical Department,
which was founded in 1850. II has already ma
circulated four thousand students of whom
eleven hundred aud elghty-six have received the
degrees OF Doctor OF Medicine. The buildings
museum etc, are IN all respects complete. A
large Hospital is connected with the Depart
ment.
The regular course Of instruction will begin
on the hrt Monday IN A0vember 1868 and end
on the hTst day Of March, 1859 The prelimi
nary course opens on the first Monday IN Oc-
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened on the
brst Monday IN october, and every facility at
forded Tor the Prosecution % that Conversions
study.
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IN RANKRUPTfY.

Middle District Of Tennessee M Nash.
vilt9. May IIah, ISes.
fFHE. UNDERSIGNED HEREBY 8IVFs
police of bis appointment as assignee OF 81
W Brown. Emil Jackson and W n jackson In
me county u Davidson ana state OF tennessee
within said District, who hAya beoa adjudRsd
DEnsrupts on Their own petitions by the Distriis
CoaIf nf said District
uny1p lauHf
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200 midnight ..----........-5atiAfday 500 P. X.
Jordan's Store via stage.
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WINES.
lust RECEIVED FRESH FRoMTHE M

JUST RECEIVED FRESH PROM THE M
~ p0rters.
100 Baskets AECHOR Brand Champagne
5aUases Saint Marceaux a.
"a = Pipes Pale Sherry Vine (COusin'sl
- Casks Grown Sherry Wins
ID y Pipes Burgundy Port Vine
i3 = Pipes Old Port Wine
~ = Pipes Table Madeira Wine. extra 6nel
80 Boxes Claret Wine.
30 Boxes Still CstaWba Wius.
Z l0Cases NarmOuth e. do
10 DO Curisq do
20 do Marischiuo do
10 do Absinthe.
40 Baskets Aunisette
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PLAIN, fancy, fringed, and bugIe-trim-
med Parasols, at L. & J. Northman's.
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/ The following dispatches we're received
at the Chamber Of Commerce:
NV YoHK, May 3O--IO.4OA. M.-Cot.
toh qniet bat less steady.
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Thosaa-viEIe vis stage.
fThuraN.w
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Fresh Arrivals
.CHEATHlM. N00DS&G0

Ceracr College and ChHrcs Streets,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
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4 a Casks J. Fauri's Cognac, IsO5)
do Renault. Brandy, (iS30)
: DO United Vineyard Proprietnrs
Brandy. NsS9)
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MALT LIQUORS.

3 Casks YOunrer's Ale
~ Casks Guinness Porter Also
100 Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bitters
IoO,OOO Cigars. Imported and Domestic,
(FiRest brands.l
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THE MAR LAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY


THIS a . we'll established and eniisels
reliahlo Company. Il il the0nly Maryland
company. Such has been IL inaiiied sac.
cess that j declared ana paidin cash rs large
dividend es thenItest and largest Compan.
les III the United States.
~ DlfeeioFs are men ofknown integrity
ana comuurcinl ability to whom the public
can LOOK at al times for just and careful
supervision Of its affairs. Ii snnst 10 clear
70 every intelligent mind that. Ii We wouId
secure ne largest prosperity 70 our STAGE
and people Individually, We sps,es bald ~
our own institutions hg kccuinr canital AZ
homo The la9s nftFadc, self respect and
self Interest combine IL MAKE this INA
Company for Maryland.
DfR5E q T0Rg.
BaniIton Faster, Allen A Chairman.
deofge 7. 1homas. Hugh Siason. Hiram
Woods, George II Miller, Thomas Cassard
William Depries, Charles Webb.
ne DIcAL EXA NINERg.
~. y. Mills, Westminster; DR.. Mnnakee,
Union Bridge DR. Waters, Watersville !:
DIR. Boone. Middlebargs DR.. CorreIl, Tn.
neytoNn; Dr. Darlington, Of New Windsor;
W Henry +. bels1, nf Manchester. Or.
Shaw. Of Uaionsown; pr. j w Steele, Of
Freedom.
feFsons desiring 70 Insure their lives will
do wcllto consult he above.
ANDREW J. MYERS,
State agent,
viii travel through tho county during tho
suninirr, and attend The Courts, 10 transact
the business Of the Colnrany.
Now soallemau. you have the chance 10
insure n Geed, safe, and cheap Compaay
wstbort scEalng yoar noacy out 81 TIE
State. a,s.a-.,f
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The largest cast.stcel works in the
world arc those Of Herr Krupp, ia Is
sen, Prussia, The establishment covers
920 acres Of ground, Of which 240 acres
are taken up by buiIdings Of solid ma
sorry. Within the enclosures Of the
fsetory there are IL English miles of
railroads, with 6eagines and $50 wag-
ons for transportation Of material; 600
horses do the minor Jobs. The gas.
works furnish 100000 cubic feet daily
to 5000 jets; number Of labofers in the
factory proper 10000, IN the coal miles
1900; wages paid last year thirty. ono
millions Prnssian thalers; II; first class
steam engines consume daily 1850
bushels Of coul; daily consnmation Of
coal on the premises 1880 bushels;
100000 cubic feet Of water are furn,
ished daily by the water works. And
all this for what? Principally FOR The
manufacture Of cast.stetl guns with
which to destroy men
The Easton Star says that Governor
bowie has rendered the position oi Sec.
Rotary Of State to Richard c. Hollyday
Esq, Of Talbot county, and that Mr..
Hollyday had acceptcdlhe appointment.
Mr. ilollyday was Secretary Of State
under Governor r n. Thonias.
lu the Supreme Court Of New York
State last week, judgment was rendered
against the Union Pacific Railroad
Company for sf550.OOO. il favor oil
Ross, Steele q Co, formerly contractors
Of the road
Governor Bowie's, horse Australia.
won 81 900 purse in race at New
York on Wednesday.
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WM. Il, HAMA Ma co.
TAKr ibis method 70 acknowledge their
kiad regards 70 generous public les the
very libeTnl support they have received. Il
has far exceeded their expectations. They
now assure tho public generally, that with
enlarged facilities for doing al tinda 81
work generally done in tbs beat Fonndry
and Machine Shops ii the whole country,
they are ready 70 furnish every article IL their
llnesgueh ID part, as
THREsHEf3,
HORSE POWERS.
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
KAKEs, pLOUGHS OF al kinds ami
variety. slnelnding the Ohnssoad pnteus
Revolving Laud Side plongi,l Corn Sbel
lers, and Agricultural Implements generally.
at prices as moderate As any other rstabl;eh
ment cnn afford to'farntsh the sasne. guarar-
teelng g az tlines all Machinery lnanufac.
larea BY ~.
Having jna completed q new and very
extensive Foundry, we are nov ready d
supply CASTINGS ~ al kinds. Of sunerior
qHHlNy and finish ri short notice.
ny prompt attention 10 basinoss. and A
dcseru'iqa;iop 10 maintain inc standing ana
credit q our mandatory, we hope Il merit
aud receive continuation OF ihe public
'aFor heretofore 50 genefously given.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-06-25

Asagnees' Notice If appointment
IN As Disfrict cosrf II ne UHi,ed State. lor
the District Of Maryland, IN Bantsasfeg.
iDthemaiterof VIZ. II. SHArrFEa, Bankrult.
TO sehom II may concern - The under.
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint.
ment as Assignee Of the estate on Vim. II.
ShaeiFer, Of Westminster, in tho county Of
Carroll, N said District, and WHO was IA
wit, on The 10th day Of April, a. u. 1868.
adjudged Bankrupt unon the petition Of
himself by the said District Court.
Dated at Westminster the l5th day Of
June, a. d. 1868.
JOSEPH sfIAEFFER,
june 26--3t Assignee.