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American RAILROAD IRON he Mount > avase
I.,n Works near Cumberland in this State, have
recently commenced and are now successfully pro-
scouting the manufacture OF Railroad Iron.


One immense rolling, mill, with two sets OF rollers
and or pudding fno,aces, is now rolling, eesld,
other iron, from 25 10 g tons per day OF hallFoao @
bars. Of The bridge torn, weighing As pounds TO the
varJEdesisned for the Company's own use in lay
ng road from their works 10 connect with The bal
,inorc and Ohio Railroad AT Cumberland, abon. ~
miles. miles witnessed the operation OF rolling these
bars eishing 300 lbs each, which was done appa-
reny with great ease and from wha, srs sam
mon Iron we shall be able in less than FIVE years,
10 furnish all the railroad iron required in this coun'
try at prices less than imported i,when duty free @


The Company now employs, IN It's various DE-
psriments, over fre hundred men, and Supports Q
population OF near t,co thousand pSrsons:


f' rCor BaiIimorc American.