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CoTToS MASUFACTrREs.--ihe visitor to the
Fair will not fail 10 observe the Cotton goods OF the
James Steam Mills Company, as fine specimens OF
the perfection to which Cotton manufactures can be
brought in this Country. The James Steam Mills
are situated in Newburyyort, Mass. and were built
bv Mr. c. F. James, who was also the proJscter and
builder of the Bartlett Steam Mills. The James
Mill is 3l2 feet long, so feet wide, and contains
IL. GOO Mason's seiactiDg mule spndler, and 400
looms The machinery, which is OF the most IN
proved character, is driven By steam engine OF loo
horse power.


Ii is stated that Tie feasibility OF Eslng steam as a
motive power in Cotton Mills has been demonstra-
ted and that il has been ascsrlaucd tst This power,
taking every thing into view, is as cheap rs water
power. II this be the case, why should nor Cotton
Mills be located in This City and neighborhood, to
be- driven by sieami We have here several Steam
FIGURING sfills which have been found to work very
well, and are conducted prof;ably. Capitalists
should lock seriously at this matter and examine
this new avenue for the proitahls employment OF
capital and the labor OF our population. We have
in the City proper and on the Island along the
North and East Rivers, hundreds OF locations or
Steam Mills. Coal is cheap, labor plentiful and
low, and water abundant Win an almost xhaust-
less market for the manufactured article at hand
and but ltle transportation Tor the raw material, il
would seem that manufacturing by Steam in this
CITY could be carried On cheapIy as BY wafer
power in the Country. This matter is at any rate
we'll worthy the attention of real estate holders
and moneyed men.