JAMES BATES.

IRON FOUNDER,

PRESlDENT STREET,

BETWEEN PRATT AND STILES STREETS,

BALTIMORE,

Continues to manufacture every description of CASTINGS to order; such
as Pans and Kettles for soap factories and hatters; Saw and Grist Mitt Cast-
ings; Columns for fronts of stores; Jamb Plates; Window Weights; Cellar
Cylinders; Window Guards; Wreaths; Windlass Castings; Hauser Irons;
Grate Bars; Cannon Balls ; Plough Castings ; Cart Boxes ; Cast Spouts ;
Pulleys for stone quarries, &c., having a great variety of patterns. Persons
who have lots in

GREEN MOUNT CEMETERY,

And intend to have them enclosed, will find at his foundry a variety of new
and elegant patterns and designs, gotten up expressly for this beautiful repos-
itory of the dead. He attends to enclosing and setting the railing complete,
in the most durable and substantial manner. All orders for castings or railing
will be attended to promptly, and at prices made to suit the times. The
proof will be by calling on him.

Connected with the foundry is a PATTERN SHOP, where every
description of patterns is made to order.

ALFRED H. REIP,

IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

TIN AND IRON WARE,

PLATED, BRITANNIA AND FANCY GOODS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
NO. 335 BALTIMORE STREET,

SECOND TIN STORE ABOVE HOWARD STREET,
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