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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-17
THE LATEST NE VS..
rop EIGN ITEMS.

--Secreta,y Walpole had intro
II the new Militia Bill into the House OF
Saeea Lord Paimerston had given his
.o 49,, RI the measure, and Il had met with
uparanasi,;on nom Lord John Russell. Mr..
~ he had protested against It aud Mr.. Cob
tss asssed j, with ridleule.
a. BerkIey's bill for the vote by ballot at
Parliamentary elections had been defeated by
Ia2 majority. na,
- Also been defeated by a maneuyre on the
,.r, Of the Go, eminent.
hin was announced establishing steam
.or,n,upication between Newfoundland, Can
ada aad Eng gland.
y.rarding the Austrian restrictions upon Brl-
tisa travellers :.
inypox, April 3--NooH.--Samples of Irish
Bse,roet Sugar were exhibited in London, and
snsc;n,ens have been sent TO America and the
continent.
Archbishop Cullan stands at the head of
the list of candidates fer the Archbishopfick
Of Dabiu.
dl,rss at is. il-l6d; Mobiles AID; Orleans Is.
IS l6d.
Rice is lower. Closersesd has declined IS.
gosin is scarce and in demand; Common 3s.
o.; Fine lbs.
FRAsCE.-.The President on och, took the oath
Of ideii,y 10 The Constitution, and the members
were sworn to fidelity TO the President. &c.
neral Caslgnac, and NJ. Carriott, were alb
sent.
On the following day the Senate and Legis.
latjse Corps met in their respective Cham
hers.
Marshal Law ceased in all the Departments
4.
focgaer ;i,ie-"fhe Code Napoleon
4 depasation from Havre arrived at Paris
70 protest against the additional duty which
has been levied on foreign sugar.
The Presidents dotation is fixed at ten mil
lions. The feeling is on the increase and the
Empire may yet be declared.
No further arrests are to be made except &C.
ccFting TO law.
IaELAsp.-Charles Gavan Duffy, of the
National news paper, is u candidate for Parlia.
meat from New Rosie.
Measures nave been taken at Dublin TO e.ecr
monument to Thomas Moore.
Sir Wm. Somerville, late chief secretary
has been driven from representation and sough
refGgeip Canterbury.
oWIrzERLAsD.-An edtct has been issued
warning all foreigners from entering Genevs
without papers, and declaring that they will bt
expelled unless they report themselves anC
obtain the necessary permission. Those who
choose can have voluntary passports for Anne
rica and England, bu: none FOR France or Ger
many.
AUsTRIA.-Austra is on excellent terms will
France.
Austria and Prussia are said to have con
c,Qded treaty of navigation, by which th'
Danube duties payable on that river are abol
shed.
PRossiA.-The ministerial crisis is over, tn,
kIGg having declared that he has no intention
OF changing the ministry.
INDIA AND CHINA.-Adyices from India
CANA and Bombay state that negotiations witt
the Burmese have failed. A force of 600l
troops from Calcutta and Madras were to star
tor the Burmese territory on the 18th 0
March.
A squadron of war steamers had left Bonn
bag for Rang0on, and would stop at Madra
for troops. Hostilities were therefore inevita
Bile.
The progress of the Rebels in China wer,
decidedly forward. The Governor General o
Canton Province was beseiged in one Of hi
own towns. and The remnant of the Imperia
forces sgnaily defeated.
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MONEY MATTERS, TRADE, sc.

In Boston on Wednesday negotiations for
money were easily made at legal rates for the
best securities. Second class paper ranged
from 8 10 9 per cent.
The N. Y. Journal of 70 mmerce of Wednes-
day, p. NJ, says:
There ls an increased demand for money in
the street, with no increase in rates, the supply
continuing abundant. There is no decline in
tue spirit ofspeculation, aud as the old ave.
nues become crowded, new objects are daily
presented.
The stock MARKETS less buoyant to- day for
most descriptions.
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Washington Affairs.

WAsHIsGTos, April l5-Kossuth remained
at the National Hotel all day, receiving calls.
He will visit Mt. Vernon to morrow.
Judge Mangum's speech in the Senate to-
day in favor of Gen. Scott, as his favorite can
didate for the Presidency, produces great sen.
sation among the politicians here. General
SCOTS nominations now considered to be GER
tain.
The Circuit Court this evening postponed
the further considerations of the libel suit OF
Weightman against Barney, until Monday
aext.
The Criminal Court is still engaged in the
trial of Brown, charged with forging Treasury
Vouchers.
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FUT17EE DAYS: ! Z 81 J



DUNLOP. 076NUDKK = CO.
2T0CK or SHOES ANn H0OTS At
81 ADCTl0Ns- htendlns n change uof bes3nesa.
y wm eel - Auction. on Thnrsday, ~ 9Th
s ~ eommenging Ct 10 oclock 81 cur Store No
: - nFosa street our entire stock of Shoes aud
1ooas, somprising i fne xssortmeut suited % the
1T -. see.on, md mostly fresh stock
80 49, ~ Under 400, cash; over 500, months
AL. x,~s. 49, + D. KEELING = CO.
sp DUNLOP. MoNcURE co.
TnnvyyERdks an AOCTION.-onT TUES
Dn1 the 2Hh inst couninencins & "a o'eIacI.
Nc WIN sen a. our Auction store : cener.I ~.
soilment 81 Groceriea. consisting in parf ~
tOJ hhds Sugar, fair to choice auslifv.
50 packages New Orleans and Csydens. M.
lasses, oAo.
30 bbls Syrup,
100 bbls Crushed. Powdered and cofse suv.,.
90 boxes Losf Sugar, 80 ~
Salt, G P. Tea, Pcuchong Tea, Mustard Cioar.
Pimento, Indigo, Soap, Adamsniine Candies. Bran
dy, Gin. Wines, and many other articles suited g
the trade
TzRms- Under sl00, Cash; over 500, month,
credit for approved neeotisble paper.
EF Sale without regard to weather.
s. DUNLOP, M0NCURE q CO.,
ap IL Auctrs.
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Extraordinary Disclosures in the Neu York
Legislature.

ALBANY, April l4.-Mr. McMurray, in the
Senate, this afternoon, reported the testimony
taken 10y the Select Committee as to the black
mail paid by certain banks TO obtain Canal
deposits. Some six or eight cashiers were ex-
anlned, and four or FIVE admit the payment of
money TO prominent politicians OF the West,
either directly or by discounting notes with
the understanding that they should not be col
lected when DUE One cashier paid an agent
$1,000 in single year, and during the next
wear discounted his note for another $1,000 on
.&above understanding, in consideration of
hIs political influence with the canal board
There is some correspondence submitted with
the testimony. that will surprise the public.
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BosToN, April l4.-It is understood that
Gov hossu,h will be received in this city on
Tuesday next. The Governor is authorized to
order out division of the military for the re-
ception, and as guard. The city and State
authorities will all participate in the reception.
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FRENCH spOIIArroNs

Ii will be a source of qualification TO the nu-
ne.ous claimants interested in the bill making
Indemnity for French Spoliations 10 learn that
1t vas ordered 10 be engrossed yesterday in
the Senate by the decisive vote of 26 yeas to
~ nays.-eat. Int. of FrtdGy.
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D EAL ESTATE FOR sALE.-we wi

ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-We will
III sell lot of about five acres of LAND North.
east of the city, just beyond the corporation
line, improved with neat, small dwelling house.
handsomely enclosed, kitchen, barn, and an
icehouse; together with other conveniences. The
whole lot is under good plank fence, is very pro-
ductive and has on it OF the best springs in the
vicinity of the city The situation is very high and
healthy, and is altogether most desirable retreat
for small family. For terms, apply to
TOLER a. COOK,
APP j General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-17
BY JOHN. r. ID. PAYNE, salesman.

A LOT OF FURNITURE At AUCTION.
a Win be sold on TUESDAY, the Goth inst, at 10
O'Clock, in the Tenement ON 10th street, between
Main and Cary, recently occupied by the Rich
mond Republican, lot OF Furniture, consisting of
sideooard, Bureau, Bedstead Tables, Chairs,
Washstand, Lounge, Lamp, Metal Mantle Clock,
Glass Ware, Rim and Castors, &c, &c. Terms
Cash.
ap IL w. G.
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Railroad Aceidens

ALBAsY, April 1.-THE up train last night
on the Hudson river railroad ran against
piece Of rock that had acc identaliy rolled upon
the track. The engine and tender were thrown
both injured, The passengers ears were NOT
Injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-17
BY GEORGE :. SUMNER.

= y UEONUE D. SUMNEks 8aff
FIXTURES OF A JEWELLERS STORE
Il AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, the
18th April, at IL o'clock, at the store of Mr.. John
u Dawson, No. li6, Main street, win be sold, the
fixtures belonging to the establishment consisting
OF three Fine Show Cases. one Store Counter, Side
Gases, one first rate Iron Safe
ap IL ~ ka4 GEO i SIMMER Aucf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-17
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS
IL Will be sold on WEDNESDAY next, tine 2lst
inst, at o'clock that desirable Tavern stand at
the corner OF Main and 22nd Streets directly oppo-
site the County Court House, occupied by George
kllen and others. The property fronts SO feet on
Main street, and IL most excellent stand for bust
ness. Immediately after the sale Of the above will
be sold three valuable building LOTS fronting 90
fe Il each on 22nd street. between Main and Frank.
lin streets and running back SO ieel Title indis-
putabie. TERMS at sale.
] ap l5-tds JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-17

NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.-The Standard
IN Speaker, containing exercises in prose and
poetry for defamation in schools, academies, ly-
CO uns colleges newly translated or complied from
celebrated orators authors and popular debates.
ancient and modern a treatise ON oratoly, &c, by
Epes Sargent-550 PIP, paper 81 SO
A New Spanish Dictionary, ia two parts, by G
Meadows, NJ A-$2
Adler's New German Dictionary, abridged from
the larger work for learners-$l IS
Surenne's French Dictionary, abridged for the use
OF schools-gl just published and Tor sale by
ap6l6 HARROLD a. MURRAY.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, April I6.
FLoUR.--Sales of 5000 bbls. at 81 Is to 81
81 for Southern.
PRovIsIoNs.-Mess Pork held at $40 so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-17

M USIC: MUSIC!-GUFrAR AND fIANO
Itl FORTE Two hundred Songs, arranged for
the Guitar; two hundred aud fifty new ballads,
Marches. Wa.tzes, Rondos, Airs and Polkas, ar.
ranged for the Piano Forte by the most eminent
composers. Just published, for sale by
j. w RANDOLPH
New Music received weekly from the principal
any part of the United States to those who will re-
NIT the price, post paid.
ap Is J. w. RANDOLPH.
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A USE ENTS'


- ~, s9ZZ AOkBBB0 mAGlQEBs
he biCaMfoND THEATRE.
IMMENaE ATTRACTION.
Friday Evehine, Aprll I9rh. wilI be pge.
s ss ls; Ut experiments ii Necromaucv snd
Magic OF the most novel and startling chsracter ana
sc %. OF Un.nrpAssabfe wonder
the surprising feat. il WIN. Tell bv M anil MAJ
MACAtLisTER, aud the new wurders 81 tina r..
witched Umbrella, AutoInaton Maaicisn. Fiy;ny
~, wsenss hooeery Discovered the Devils Dacass,
ssster.s lnterminable Bottle, the Hariennio NJ.
Junier magique, California Gold Box Ia .rs,y.h,,.
eo, and the wonderful Magic shawl FEM.
admission Boxes 50 cents, Pit IS cents, other
Doors open At quarter past 4: commence 3, 4
p. NJ. I'M wES1y,N -
ap IL Agent and secrets,,v
I AND WARRANTS 6oagh1 u highest mar:
Bills ON ireland in sums to suit, for sale nv
CHUBB BROTHERS
Bankers and dealers in Stocks Foreign and Dnmrs
tic Exchange ashington City,
NH s4--3awlm-2awlm
NRACk LAYERS AND LABORRRS
i WANTED, on me Virginia Central Railroad, to
commence operations on the 18th April For fur.
Their particulars, enquire at the junction, in Hanos
YER after the above date, or to the undersigned in
Richmond.
ap1-3tawswd&w2t+ N. 8. CARPENTER.
4 SOPPEkAS, LOGWOOD, EXTRACT
~ do, Redwood, Camwood, Tumeric, Alum,
Cream Tartar, Oil Vitriol, Muriate Tr. Tn Coch-
neal, Pearl Ash, Sal Aeratus, Washing Soda, Cook.
ing Soda, &c, for sale by
WILLIAM nj. DADE,
Chemist and ApotEecary,
ap 10 No IL Main street, opposite Old Market.
N EW WORk-by the author of The Lady
y Ailer.' The Milner and the Millionaire, by
Mrs DR. Hicks, OF Virgins, authoress of the LADY
Killer" &c, oc,-price so cents paper, cloth 81 cts
Just published. For sale by
NASH s. WOODHOUSE,
ap12 Eagle Square
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TELEGRAPHl( NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY pIepx To6
WAsnlNaror,

cN8HVUHfe :
WAsHlEGroE, April rs.
In the SrEArE, Mr.. BoRLArD made per
sonal explanation relating to the debate on the
Printing Report. The private calendar was
then taken up.
In the HousE, the report Of the Committee
on Printing was still under discussion.
Riot at Havana.
NEW ORLEANS, April 16.
Advices from Havana to the 9TH inst. state
hat riot had occurred 10 that city. among q
party of drunken American and English sal.
Tors, in which number were killed and wound.
ed. The military was called out to quell the
disturbance. Order was soon restored, and at
latest accounts all was quiet.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April l6.
FLoUR.-No sales. reported.
GRAIN.-Wheat unchanged. Yellow Corn
Sc prime white Sc to SIC.
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GOLD MINE on PEARL STnEEI.
LUCK'S OFFICE.
indictments Furnished at the Mine.

100 prizes of $1,000.
Splendid Scheme for to-day.-Grand Con.
solidated, capitals of $40, 900, of 2,499 80,
of 5000, OF 1000 100 of 1000, 100 of 500, &c. 70
Nos 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
Patapsco Female Institute Capital: of $1,000
IS Nos, IL drawn. Ticketg 81. ap Ia
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sTKATTON,s OFFICE.

. sTKATTON,S OFFICE.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 81, April To-:
II 81 SIS 35 "a 90 20 SO ID As Z AZ
Half Nos IS So, a prize Of $50, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
For Saturday.-Kentucky, Extra 81. Cap
itais $4,000 Tickets 81.
Also, Kentucky, No 8s-Capital $4,000. Tickets
Sl0. ap IL
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GREGORY d. hlAUKN
Successors to j. w. Marry 81 Co., Mama
gers
Office, No. o. Main Street
Drawn Nos. Kentucky Lottery Glass 81, April Is ::
II 81 SIS IS "a 20 % SO ID As Z A.
Brilliant scheme To-Day-Capitais: $40,
00O 10000 5000, $500, $780, 2l5s 40 prizes of 1000
240 prizes of 500, &c. 78 numbers, l3 drawn bal
lots. Tickets $40. Shares in proportion.
apl7
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ap I6-3

office Va. Central II. II. Company
Richmond, April Is, 1852 5
4 STATEMENT of the receipts OF the Vir-
"A eiuia Central Railroad Company for transpor.
tation for the first six months of the present fiscal
year, commencing the LIST October 1851, viz:
Receipts for passenger fare from LIST Oc-
tober, 1851, to LIST April 1852, 500 400 IS
Receipts for transportation of freight. 1855 ~
Receipts tor transportation of mai..-. Abs 90
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NENABLE sTREET AND EEOkRAL.
Y STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE.--Will be
sold at auction, on TUESDAY. the 4fh day of May,
at o'clock in the afternoon, lot OF ground front
ing $50 feet on the north side of Vsnabie street. and
235 feet on the western side of Federal street. II
will be laid off into small lots fronting ON both
streets TeIms-One fourth cash, the balance in
equal payments of six and twelve months, with In.
terest The PR0RHlEI0k.
,xh 07-dfa sFt5l $50 "a. ~. 4 3
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az AMI
- SIEUR CORALLl, will commence their
MH course of tuition on Tuesday afternoon 18th
ErrAinst, at Bosher's Hall. The course will con-
sist of 20 lessons The taught by these Pro-
last winter, when they were brought from Paris by
Mons. Corali, member of the Corps de Ballet of
the Grand Opera; they have obtained an unpre-
cedented success in New York during the last sea-
son they consist principally of la Corallene, la
Nouvelle Schottish, la Kossuth, la Quadrille Fran
Gals, lie Quadrilie Mazursa. la Redowa la Sciiienne
la Cracovia, la Polka Mazurka, la Redowa Fran.
cais la Valse deux temps, la Valse ordinaice, la
Schottisch Simple la Polka la Corletza lie Coillon
Aiemand, and Queen victoria tempest Most OF
these new and fashionable dances being of M.
Coralis composition.
TERMS OF THE COURSE $40 for 20 lessons, Civ
en- daily. Mad. A. and Mons. C. viii be found at
BIS Hall every day, at 4 ] o'clock P. M.i
q
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By WELLINGTON GOODTN.

By WELLINGTON GODDIN.
MOST VALUABLE TENEMENT ON
lNl MAIN STREET, NEAR THE CITY HOTEL
WIN be sold on Tuesday Afternoon, the goth
O'Clock, the brick Tenement No. %, on the North
side Of Main street. now in the occupancy of Mr.. r
d. Sanxay book store, Tor which purpose it has
been for many years used, and was regarded most
valuable business stand.
TERMS --One-fourth cash, balance at g. 10 and 10
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc.
cured by a trust deed.
ap IA w GODDIN, Auct.
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E3iCh's Safes Tnytvalets.

er, EoiEElshp r-ousK . & august y ls5s
MeEsrs. STEARNS MARTINI Rich Co Nc. las
Water street New York GENT is with great pleasure
the which
three others also Jail preserved books papers
your SAAANDR SAT- purchased from Charles
Mr. L. NJ Hatch. built
heat truly terrific The crowd ricnld the idea
thing standing such fire lost confidence the
Upon nng day. in the of those who witnessed the
side the Safe perfect aad without STAIN what from the
Amander
We upon you safe and remain
Yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS & CHRISTIE.
The foregoing letter demonstrates the wonderful capacity Of RICH
CO.'S SAFES when considered that this
ALONE articles represented to be protected its
either of the fires in Peal New YoI
Chiohe, Ohio, Wetumpka Ala Rodney, Miss. Edgefalt
admitted that the ESPECIALLY SINCE THE RE
DUCToN OF PRlCES) bears proportion tie such
reliable depository for books ew and other sna
valuable articles. The SUBSCRIBER sole
manufacturers has for sale large stock Of RICH
CO.'S and prepared to by the tee
of the respectable merchants this and other
cities that confidence be placed the article
cumsances. ISAAC BRIDGE,
iAMtf ayazi streat.
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Worlds Safe COMPANY.

FHSHE attention Of the public is called to the
n utility superiority of these Safes all others Our Safes
eutire principle We form
strongly made plates bars around which
sion chilling the liquid mata and making mpene
tra6e The ehise ri and capable Of resisting TIE bowof
sladge. To the scientific IL Mature
hccnan she leaves straps screws for the
NOUS burglar with perhaps es effort than was required to
sion mass lined as with FIRE proof wall.
with
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS only really depository for other
bea W. further security any Of the poPulai
Ysultsnow They the
often broken into, experience has demonstrated.
This Company prepared furnish short notice ES and
BANK VAULTS OF various Sizes for Banking Institutions Mercantile
Firms and ndfvduaal of which will Drand
Proof, when with Lilis's Bank Locks.
sample ofhe above sa and Lock together with Day Newell
Parauopt Bank Lock, the office Of W
CAM ii IL k.ant hCar,n straa
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M \ NJ s.s:l 's ss ss
All the floors Che esepted shall be q well
pas p ph not six Wide
hoor n eSinF a o afSne spa NM rnn am De
sif inches vide laid cedar sleepers and
The main stairs six feet width according plans
fitted with wonh tread moulded round cypress and
and half inch tse Inc private stars ses stairs to be
aad half inch sc The whole the best woIkmanliks
manner.
d S roll public 3 AMI P ass
aga sa n wb SGw vii Fir. ss sscw ps
u @ shall be Of best tse longitudinal
section No 9, on lines ., fig, W
coRNicEs AND NouIpiNGs.
s sn n S cs 5 s %
drawings Be furnished by de-
rSate oee and ee oaise vide and
of the click tower shall be
made ass9ng to na End waking f
the whole well fastened and secured to man roof with iron 6raee
shown the plans shall s one and , half inch
sp and @ sa partition high
leading to the roof Shall be ae q ieasae yellow
and two windows we'll SS apE' ssns h be
on lin 1 ] ky
WOODEN
sap ETC. shall be placed walls Eases. pners u
sE :a s'''l''' 'Aav'' etc 's'' p''" No. fig x ''"''
main building Baronne the main
private Capita bed watchmens lrOom
de best 9nsI d. and Sod s
manner Ssee ttops B. No lhg No. =
vail shall be clustered with the See section
iee 5 IF Witch vii aresa and hard arnisbed
| Fig. X, No.a.)
wHITEw s 81, .,.,. .,.,.., :,
a si sS ii s as @ and
proof
shall best white lead oil, mixed wild suel
S S a%s a iii sSU shS
sssi p e4 IA @ @ ns p hs IT,
gveu, with putty rubbed and yarnished twice (se trent b
FLAeoISo PAVING.
The banquete front shall paved with granite
square 5lGsss well dressed on The top and yell inted
sF ear sfa graded rad ard s
@ Cutters ,hs Whole he .Htis
by him.
The stalls the stable have eight inches wooden round and
yssa saa bss
rack and Sair-n trough. tsee Section on Lines A b.
| WATER WORKS AND GAS WORKS.
of as and water to be ped fit as the building and
| such places "a The Surveyor shall direct
GENERAL CLAUSES.
@ s &c s e. as Re s as
pa sections working drawings, shall be furnished by
' re sas work yiAeSs & sGe tie of the
Council under penalty ten dollar. per day for every day
Security aclars required
faithful performance Of the
the other half when the building finished accepted iy The Sur
Neworleans, September 50, 1852.
oct4 LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
NT0. 277 -Res0I1t que lie voyer soft ct demeure
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:sADDLERY, HARM q \ g-F0

LACEY g. CO., Il st, Ct,nr,.. -
ykss 9 Hn f 9F fXtEY Pl.rs seIEBRATE6 AR
.sfiorntle HARNFsS hra eiP 1 tie Gna and mott
ivaA
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
Es,iEysssss ssE2a. RNsaaE.


| FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
| SHIFTS, RAILROAD CARS, DEroTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK Also FOR AN KINDS OF
| it'oN ,, "osh, =, Aho Owe E AND
ssy. Thu s the rhl, ia s,,x
in favor Of the celebrated BRGEwATER PAINT II
for than add ha,sts EIGHT MONTHS
use the South the character of the Paint firmly sabhed and il
TEcroR EVER i: DISCOVERED Gov, D.
cppTIrrc ,r1, Cp I,,s ,t7,trn or .rr,,s
H. Va W ~ / thiiLHn' VI
IN iast was induced apy The Bdgewater Mineral Paint
co ne as %ats % the sssIs
circular and recommend tie to and oher IA
n best FRE n AND WEATHER.
3 a' With b.. pss p sn 9TH has formed
NewIaera, Atakapas, March lie, 1884,
CERTIFICATE OF oAprI7V ar CLAIR rHouAssou
y va -,
6aaTng painted the hurricane yeh he
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ny fass and any 1n
has Proved ri s s
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oERTiFlcATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TowBoAT roEPo1sE.
BoG6RT CO Agenta the hurricane deck Of
and CiSDERs CoysA ry fn @ h b t Mo ri SEeFfT
WHATEVER.
ou "eeAe II becsne = tt Eel SLATE and am Eatte
PROTECTION aeana; The ern Of SP STES ard TINTERS az ~
nGenuy recommend the PAINT
0''h III sle a$sehta' cl ,.inI npov,r,J
EewCTepna December l. 1s5I ~ f " A' 'P'S''
CERTIFICATE OF THIS MANAGERS AND AGENTS
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VIZ w Dhf boCt painted with the BRIDGE
-; ~ IN s tioil's tssa we y concur IN
III pT me hheUl ano captain brown
We chaeuy recommend said PAINT ss Su
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