kOCkLAND QUARRY.
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TO IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS.


AMES THOM respectfully informs the rubc that he has
Cened the Quarry formerly belonging Mr. Richard Coe
In Carkown, Rockland TO- where and glass manufac
furnished with building their


the best quality The stone well known to the pub


lie in the above line being used from the upwards
OF seventy years Likewise furnished the rough
shed Of finer quality and equal color than
other and twenty cheaper than
other used in the city of New York Architects and
builders have opportunity Of introducing
rsnts and oramentng them with this at cheaper rate
being and ardens by aud proof against fire
frost Amy individual have opportunity OF seeing
same kind Of stone built in farm hogses in the vicinity Of the
quarry and sound after being exposed TO the
weather ninety Orders received the
at Mr. William Young yard corner of Barrow and Wash
ington streets, New York. Oct. 20 3w+rc