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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

The following gentlemen have been appointed delegates
from the Medical Society of Virginia 10 the American Medl-
cal Association which is assemble at Charleston, 3 C
on Tuesday May 9Th. We requested to say tha the
delegates will find their credentials at Charleston IN Inc
hands OF the Secretary OF the Association;
nv, ,~rs-Drs Robert W. Haxa, (prcsdenr) VIM. A.
paIteson Beverley r. Wexford, G. Lane Coroin, r. Cl
Gooch M p Scott, Landon Rives, Walter r. Jones, Jno.
prosser Tabb H. G. Worsham James beae george r.
anrrRsA1ss-Drs J. Sposwood Wexford C. s. Mills,
Jno. n Brooks F. W. Roddy, VIM D; McI1wGtheI W. W.
Parker A. t. B. Merritt, g. Minor 'ho ~ wake h. D..
.aIarcnr Thns E Cox. J. J. IhWe1tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18
QUESTIONS TO MANUFACTURERS

QUESTIONS TO MANUFACTURERS
Where is your establishment and where your address,
What produce, and where Is II sold J
g. Do preferenccto Sorthetn over virginia pucha
and If So WHAT .
g. What does your roduconsto the North for Rac
Which gives profit, sales Al home or abroad
s. What power, (wator, steam or h0rseJ 40 you use
Z. What the annual value produced
s. many employed and wages {" men, hoys and Urls
O. +. labor abundant negiborhoud, or Otherwise
To- What ohe. turing carried on IN your vicinity
H.. What might be safely introduced
l2. Could you enlarge yours 10 advantage
IT, What iinpedmcn,s any the SUCCESS of your busness'
QUESTIONS TO MINERS.
Please answer g. s. e., TO- H. II and b. varying the
apply &c mines and mining
QUESTIONS TO MERCHANTS.
l. Where is your and address
q portion sales OF foreign productions what OF
Northern and what Of Virginia
g. Where do you procure your supplies
what in money! >.,,
Will you and customers give virginia imports ana manu-
features preference al fair racsl
GENERAL QUESTIONS.
l. Would Convention to meet IN The Capo some s mex s
composed of merchants mechanics and professional gentle
the policy be pursued by all classes ioI
the interested the State, be advisabc'
( II so, what timel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18
THE CONVENTION.

Yesterday Thursday the Convention addressed 10
Committee Of the Whole by Mr. Stanard during the NOR.
ming session. and by Mr. Hunter of Jefferson at the night
session The former gentleman supported the Mixed Basis
the latter spoke in favor OF the White Basis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18
A PRECIOUS BIRD'S-NEST.

An enthusiastic Charleston correspondent OF the Mobile
Tribune writes that "Parodi is whole nest OF Swedish
Nightingaes and sings like the immortal four-and-twen
~ black birds that baked pieyou remember what
occurred when ttat pie opened-eh?"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

NEW YORK MARKErH, Arm lG.
no l!dngs yet oi the steamer America, nos Cue :
Halifax.
Flour is rather qnictsaas .! coo bbs 20 or c2E
mon State brands; &"uhern Is 81 81; G5nesrr ~ a.;
Grain eudy-shics 1000 bushels Gencse. white wheat
- 81 lG icd 81 o. Corn lu.t-sales OF 1850 bG.
elS y"llnw M GS SO cts. Oats rs 81 cts.
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MISS JULIA BENNETT

VIII lake benefit tonight in the beautiful play OF 1.-THE
adv Of Iyons" and the excellent farce of "Perfecon
which she played with nmitabie effect on Wednesday night
Every new performance but heghens our appreciation of
her natural nare delightful acling-and we trust that our
citizens will not lose this opportunity of complimonIing
Indy of talent and beauty the time reaing rich
ioyment for themselves
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18
1IolE MANUFACTURERS

Wo ask attention the advertisement OF G L. Betty on
Broad street. who Inns furnished us with as handsome h
and agreeable hat, manufactured entirely MS
men, here be imported from the Norm aofoau
sucb mon deserve the encouragement Of our people.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

On Tuesday public meeting was held in Petersburg on
The subject of the reconstruction OF the Raleigh ana uason
Railroad After animated addresses from Messrs Arcy
Paul A. G. McIlwaine K. X. Meade, Edwin James ana
rbos Branch the meeting adjourned assemble again on
the ed instant when Gen. R. H. Saunders oil North Caro-
lin, will address them in favor of the work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

The money paid TO hte agitaorsfor expresses TO New
acknowledgements Of vigilance committees &c. &C., would
relieve the distress OF The coored population here and leave
enough to buy the freedom OF all the fugitves who will ever
be claimed in Boston, Boston Post.
New ORLEANS, April l5-Parod arrived to-day and in:
tends giving concerts here and in all the principal western
cities
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

BALTIMORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lG
This morning there sales .; 200 barrels Howard m
luur 81 ~, and few hundred on terms no,
lget. Sales Of 500 barrels City Mills 81 So. N0,Hn
tons in wheat to-day except cargo Of Pennsylvania
private terms. Sales ut white and yellow corn d!
cents. Oats 80 ~ cents Whskey % cents
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from the Boston Courier

The reckless and unpncped dsorganzers who have been
so long aboring disturb The public peace received the
most Notifying and confoundng rebuke by this miscarriage
of their last grand effort 1t is certain that they have
not the mower to deude in hundred of population
into the mad design of obsructng by force law OF the u
States They will doubtless continue to talk in their usual
fashion, but constabes pole will DO sufficient TO cut snort
any designs they may entertain to in accordance with
their sedtous threats The gentleman who spoke Of tearing
up rails and examining his pockets with pistols will only be
laughed al should he repeat his gasconadc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

joint committee OF the Legislature OF Pennsy lvania 10
whom The subject referred estimate the value OF inc
present annual yield of the coal of Pennsylvania g.;
and the annual product of furnaces forges and
rolling mills at not less than SIS 600 600
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, tPalL 10.
lhc hour markets presents cIang"sal.s oi Il" !f
drcG b5s at 81 81 for common standard brands; c!1!c"
81 10 Corn meal 81 81. ;icY Of rye !Ja: 50 ~
Corn steady ut - 81 cents niscd and yellow. Oats
q Is criIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18
GENERAL, RILEY AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO ApRL ia public reception will be given TO-
day TO General Riley by the citizens Military ec OF his
place large procession is he formed and salute hred
from the Park The General will be welcomed TO the city
in an address by the Mayor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

TOWN MEETING

Pursuant to previous notice, published in the papers,
consderabe number of the citizens of Richmond met to-
neher al the City Fall on Tuesday tho 18th inst.
On motion Of Mr.. Edwin Cooke, SAM U. Denoon, Esq,
was called upon preside and MIR r. R. Howson requested
10 act as Secretary. He declining
On motion OF Mr.. K. Martini F. J. Smith was appoint
ed Secretary
Mr.. Martin moved hu, Committee OF five be appointed
by the Chair 10 upon Mr. August and request his pre-
sence in the meeng-Committee Messrs A. J! Crane, J.
X Martin, +. Cooke, D. H. London and T. D. Mitchell.
Mr. August after appeared and addressed the meet
ing 10 the evident satisfaction of all present.
Messrs A. ] Crane, j. NJ. Carringon and Samuel D. De-
noon having been called upon respectively addressed the
meeting. .
Mr. Geo r. Peake moved complimentary resolution TO
Mr. August for the part he had borne IN me OF the
new charter when il was announced that Dr. j. b. Jec had
prepared one to that effect as follows
Resolved That in the opinion OF this meeting there's no
constitutional or practical objection 10 the recent law giving
to the people the election Of their officers and that Mr.
August in his situation as representative had done that
which the people desired and expected at his hands.
Carried unanimously ~
Mr. Martin moved that these proceedings be published
whereupon the meeting adIourned -,.oo,. ,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

II is often that hear of the high Office OF u s. Sc
being refused We therefore, attached but little i'm
porance the that Mr. Mallory had declined the Sc
natoship to which he last winter elected by the Fior
da Legislature the ground that the Wings had voted o
him. That dssipated by the following letter. The Is
raised by Mr. Yuee in favor OF his election viii
therefore before the u s. Senatebut il is SO
strange appeal that have but little weight with the
body. The Tallahassee Sentinel understands that
Mr. Mallory happened be in Havana during Mr. Clay's
late visit the island and in response the hope express
ed by the that Florida had been fortunate in her change
of Senators In securing who would stand by the Union
of the States Mr. Mallory declared himself Democrat and
riend of the Union upon the basis Of the Compromise
KEY WEST, MARCH Is, 1851.
SIR have the acknowledge the receipt of you
certificate of my election Senator from the State Of Flo
rida and notify you of my acceptance OF the exalted us
thus conhded TO too sensible OF inability 10 bring
10 position the powers il demands and Of the unmerco
honor conferred upon by my elowctizens not to fee
deeply grateful hem and doubtful of myself; and aware
of all its grave responsibilities shall encounter them witt
the earnest hope that dsnteresed devotion Of all my en-
erges to the interests of the State may evnce my grateful
Of It's generous confidence and prove not wholly bar
rem Of public benefits
With great respect have the honor TO be your obeden
servant, S. r. MALLORY.
To his Excelency THoMAs BaowN,
Governor Of the State Of Florida.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

There will total eclipse Of tho on the 2oth OF july
and one of the important that will happen Tor many
years writer the Boston Daily Advertiser thinks II
will be one of the greatest inducements for travellers 10 visit
Europe the eclipse will be total 10 no part
of the United States The GREATEST observation WIN pc IN
Oregon and California where about hvcslxhs OF he su OH
In Snnlh L. LIZ Ihsrrni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

Mr. Bedinger has accepted the nomination to Congress-
which the committee announced him with profound graf
fcation" He begs the committee steel assured that
as much attached the principles and the cause Of
Democracy-he upon which, so sincerely believe,
the prosperity and happines of the people depend"
He declares his intention avail himself Of the opportu
mites of visiting every portion of the district and explaining
his views and poaon he desires regarded
pyng in relation "ce-an political questions which
present. be prominent interest," and concerning which
he has already received several letters of enquiry.
meeting of the Democratic party Of Hampshire has rat
fled the nomination Of Mr. Bednger. That was the only
county which did appoint delegates to the Convention
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

ATTESEIUS IFlNI..iF.'' -
yvxup ..,,,,r .smi aGn,.a WasiGn al the R!chm7"
e.. ,s@,.,,,ion will take place Monday even. s9s
~, ~, J Anr al 3.Jt.n.s which ane you i't 81
hereby summoned TO attend AZ your Respective h"s"'
houses By order Of the Principal EnslT'' ooSurR Sen!
April ls-3s ':>' -
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FUGITIVE SLAVES IN PENNSYLVANIA.
" truasdnp Apr |

The Senate bill relative the repeal Of portion Of the
Act Of lS4T relative the rccapture OF Fugitive Slaves has
passed the House of 81 Nays 49,
This opens our Prisons for the detention OF iugVcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

RETIREMENT OF MIR. COBB.-The following an
nouncement from the Southern Banner published at Athens
Ga will ue read with regret
Seyera of our exchanges having noticed the intention OF
Hon. Howell Cobb retire from the service OF his con-
suen Congress of the u 81 and expressed their re-
gres nj The consequent loss the National Councils il
not be inappropriate for state in relation to this SUBJECT
that Mr. Cobb for several months past has formed and
pressed determination decline returning TO his scat In the
House after the expiration of his OF service on the 4h
day of March, Since his late 10 this place, we learn
that he adhces that determination The sixth Congress
sonal district Of Georgia must therefore, seek out Tor The
future, another Representative.
al" needless say that the able and distinguished
Speaker of the House Of Representatives, leaves his position
in the public service FIJI of honors and deeply rooted The
confidence Of his constituents He could be returned again
from his district by an overwhelming majority.
"Pubc opinion appears to have designated him as the next
occupant of the Executive chair Of this State and have
moi The least doubt that he will be elected if brought before
the people, by an immense majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

ALIEN PASSENGER CASE FINALLY DECIDED
in 1917 The ship Washington of Richmond Virginia, put
into Boston with alien passengers board. Captain Ben
SON and his consgnees Homer Sprugue) commended that
he was not bound pay head money. The superintendent
of alien assengers said he The captain having landed
his passengers Of the poor sued him for OOO
for doing The captain then paid the head under pro-
test also s00 for expenses incurred supporting some oil
the passengers Deer island The captain and other own
es then sued J. B. unroe the superintendent OF alien pas
sengers the money back In the pleas
Judge Bgcow rniod that the law requiring head money ""
recover il back very different question that if the cap
tain knew all tho facts and paid this money get out of the
scrape and settle the suit &c. he could round and
recover it back though he paid under protest. unes,
Munoc agreed hold il subject to suit The jury found
for the defendant and the plaintiffs brought the TO the
supreme court Judge Metca yesterday delivered the de.
cson of tho court that the ruling below correct and
Judgment was rendered the verdict for the Defendant
W. Sohier for the plaintiffs; P W. Chandler for the deten.
,ant-I Boston Post April 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18
A TRAGEDY in GREEN COUNTY, MISS.

i
The Paudng (Nss) Clarion of the 9Th inst, contains
long account the eopement OF the wife OF PLANTER In For-
da with Nssissppan from Hancock county by the name OF
Hardy who was living in Florida. The guilty wife assisted
her paramour steal from her injured husband negro boy
pair of horses aud carriage doublebare gum and some
other property with which they started for the residence OF
Hardys mother in Hancock county, Miss which point they
safely reached.
The outraged husband finding himself robbed OF property
as well as wife, made preparations pursue But the blow
had been heavy to him. he could not consent 10
follow her who had been powed his breast, and 10 n
friend named Smith delegated the task OF pursuing The
fupitiyes Smith traced them Green county, Miss, where
he learned they had arrived in Hancock and at The re-
sdence Of Hardy's mother The assistance OF couple OF
reso,e men obtaned the three made descent on the
house. and entered the where Hardy and his guilty
companion were in bed before he of their pre-
sence.
Hardy who is represented of herculean strength
king good his escape from the three But blow th the
butt OF one of the guns Knocked him down, when he was
securely bound The property recovered but the wo
man declined going back Florida and left The party
returned Green with their prisoner when Smith dismissed
his assistants and after ironing his legs took his seat BY the
side of Hardy in the carriage the negro boy riding behind on
Smiths horse. Two miles from where he left his assistants
Smith afterwards found murdered his money all taken
as well of the carriage horses and Hardy and the ne
gro gone The conclusion is that the negro who had been
very imprudeny permitted carry bowie knife stabbed
Smith from behind and then relieved Hardy and that the
latter as his hands loose also assisted Strong efforts
were making TO arrest The murderers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-18

GsroCik BEET.-Fse"''' Sugar anu NAVY ivM PAINE"
- Seed, for sale by
April Il
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TOEACCO.-The market on Monday and Tuesday wls
dull and prices rather lower but, "Wednesday al!
Thursday better feeling manifest, and, in Lays There
was an advance about 80 per 100 lbs. The breaks
continue quite full for the season.
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.:;iisfTE JOURNAL.
acaUINroN cl.rEcn. k1HE. Hy1LLiAM co.

rBSWO Exhibition aGd Lectures .;vrn abuTr
4 MONDAY night the 2ist, and UESDAlA ii, ~ -"
zee. al Astronomy, AMI q" Ieltr discoveries. Will BE-
tie ncsi En. an! american raIriIrgS md mpTiGs
fac 'tnccr, aHd illuminated y the celebrated Nr"a'
several popular ia A.
iiua'e u tie s;Dna aai Planets upon abes, ans
th' weather; an ts'!r auFp?@al al ~ ;vruHaeiHs' '
hinh III" ahd Health Questions presented ~ ihc L.o'
lecture will be- answered and others ln'itr ~ ~.
lecture. the bflIlauc: ana heat o! the DfiniE!ohl ls
81 III Tie u:nliun AT the AMI IA tie bhfi ~
other suhGanccs. Hany oti.r siGeIi experiments WI
neccl with the subject The !-c!1r "ii b" Zee 4, ~, 5f
benevolent; in'5t''.e, 60"
will be received wicl, wl be- ,!c'2.i chi.' Itt
la.ss,oas nur manner Which VII D'
ii: n-it Il Commence y n'clYcS; the iHorni"4
April I3--ct' go
E1CO1,I; UEE;T-trenci Suca. AMI Ma.ssl "a WEI vrs
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[coaarsposDsscE OF THE nsrunlIc,l

BALTIMORE, May 2i-5 p. IN.
The intelligence of the sinking OF the Ohio ere
ated very general alarm in our city until twas
ascertaned that all the Baltimoreans the boat
were safe. Your Geographic correspondent, Mr.. j.
Wills, who on his way to New York, saved
himself by swimming l bad no fear for him,
however. the goodly rotundity of his person being
sufficient to keep him above water.
The Rev. Samuel Washburn. of New York, has
been called by the congregation OF the First INDIE
pendent Presbyterian church of this city to assist
the Rev. DR.. Hammer in his pastoral duties.
The appropriation for new jail has passed both
branches of the city council
We were visited yesterday afternoon by thun-
der shower, which has served greatly to purify
and cool the atmosphere.
Sales OF 300 bbls. of Howard street Eour at 81 81.
Grain unchanged.
At the Board to- day, Baltimore 6's, 1860, closed
at l03 bid; 1870, 1881 bid; 1890, 1912 bid, 1857
asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds, 1867.
93S bid, "a asked; do. shares, III bid 77i asked;
York and Cumberland. 23s bid, 23a asked.
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List OF Patents

Issued from The United States Patent Office for The
tocek ending May 20, 1851, and bearing date
May 20, 1851.
Frederick Leypoldt, Philadelphia, Pa.--For i'm
provement in scarifcators.
James w. Osgood, Columbus, Ohio.-For inn
proved compound coupling for hose pipe.
Nelson Plat, Ottawa, I.--For Improvement in
smut machines.
George w. Beardslee, Buffalo, N. Y.--For i'm
provcmcnts in planning machines
Lawton j. Ware, Warren, X. For coupling
for cords.
Horace II. Day, Jersey City, N. For i'm
provement in India rubber shoes.
Robert Jobson, near Dudley, England.-For i'm
proyement in rejecting frcpiaces. Dated May
20, 1851. Ante-dated December 25 1913.
Luther Boardman, East Haddam, NJ Y.-For
improvements in the manufacture of wire strength
eDed spoons, &c.
Chas. Nj. Guild and John Brown, Conn.-For
improvement in steam traps.
samuel Pierce, Troy N. Y.-For improvement
in tot-air furnaces.
Levi Bissell, New York, N. Y.-For improve
ment in carriage springs.
Albert Hebbard, Worcester, Mass.-For i'm
provement in cast-iron car wheels.
Purnel Jefferson, Bridgeton, N. For i'm
proved gauging and heading movement for spike
machines.
Isaac Van Kuran, Boston, NIass.-For improve
Hent in cast iron wheels
Henry Ruttan, Coburg, Canada Wcst.-For I'M
provement in vcntating furnaces. Dated May
20, 1851. Ante dated January 81, 1851.
William Watson, of Chicago Illinois. and +.
Sabine Renwick and T.. Hill Watson, of Washing
ton, d. C.-For improvement in grain harvester
and binders.
Designs.
James Wager, David Pratt and Voihey Rich
mond, Troy, N. Y.-For design for stoves.
Pelatiah NJ. Hutton, Troy, N. Y-For design
for bedsteads.
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TvHE TAuauIrR WHITE suLPHuR

YVH EAUQUI3R WHITE SULPHUR
i Springs (Fauquier county, Virginia. will be
opened for visitors on the first of June. They are
situated on the Rappahaunock river, (now naviga-
ble,) thirty eight miles above Fredericksburg and
fifty. nearly due west, from Alexandria
No pains have been spared 70 continue the attrac-
tons of the place 10 the votaries of pleasure or the
seekers Of health. The recent publication in PAM
phlet Of the eminent aud Rev. Thornton StringfeL
low shows beyond all question. the healing quail
ties of this water in many diseases dyspepsia,
dropsy, &C., &c. He had spent the previous
son here. and made thorough and sitting exami-
nation of the details of the reported by him
and he is Of opinion that the extraordinary medi.
cnal advantages of the Springs have been obscured
in the greater allurcments I'd fashionable life
The railroad from Alexandria is rapidly ap
preaching these Springs, and will soon make the
trip delightful from that city and all north Of
it. In the mean time, the stages run trfweekly
from Washington, and will be daily after LIST July
daily line of stages will be run by Mr.. Qusen-
berry. from Fredericksburg after LIST July; and in
the mean time he engages to send up all passen-
gers, at the regular fare, ($3,) as they may pre-
sent Themselves.
Terms OF board the same last year, viz $50
for the whole season, ending lst October; $75 for
three months; $50 for two months; $35 for one
month; SIS for two weeks; $40 for one week;
s | 10 per day. Meals lodging so cents each.
Servants and children under IL years, half'price.
No charge for children under years. Horses 50
cents a day, or S 10 month.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
Nav l7-tri- WIN.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC BUILpINGs,
WAsHINdToN, May Z, 1851.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
i 3o'clock p on Thursday, the 18th instant
for grading and paving with round stone, OF suit
able quality and size that part Of l4h street which
lies between the canal and south Il street bed
of good gravel nine inches deep, will be required
under the pavement, and the stone laid in fine
gravel.
Separate proposals will also be received at the
same time for a curb stone to be set on both sides
of said 18th street. of the North river blue stone four
inches thick and eighteen inches deep, the top edge
of which to be dressed as usual.
The work is to be executed under the direction
OF a person TO be employed by the Commissioned,
and TO be completed by the first day of September
next. Any surplus material excavated will be de
posted upon the public mall within reasonable
distance.
Persons offering will state the price per cubic
yard for grading per superficial yard for paving,
which is TO include the gravelling, and also coat
OF fine gravel upon the surface of the pavement
after being laid; and per foot, lincal measure, for
the curb stone, properly set.
VIM. EASILY,
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
Nav 9--oaw3w