A RARE OPPORTUNITY, ON EASY TERMS.

To be sold at Auction, at Charleston, South Carolina, on Tuesday, the

first day of April, 1879, the Taylor Iron Works, complete and in

operation, together with all stores, stock, and work on hand on day of

sale.

The above is a large, first-class engineering establishment, complete

within itself for all kinds of work, comprising iron and brass

foundries, boiler shop, machine shops, pattern and millwright shops,

with a large stock of patterns for local machinery, and Taylor

presses. Connected with the works is a large, well-stocked engineer

and mill supply store. All departments have the best of modern tools

in thorough repair. Buildings comparatively new, and conveniently

arranged on large grounds. The business was established 1844; has

always done a large business and maintained a high reputation. The

present works, built since 1866, have ample facilities to work 200

men. At present about 100 men are employed. For further particulars

apply to the works or to JOHN F. TAYLOR, Sharon Springs, N. Y., who

will meet parties at Albany, N. Y., by appointment, or New York, if

preferred.

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