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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-15

SOPKENlfs the IHdtttT Vi tuc dp-
~ picaton of the Mayor Aldermen and Comnonahty OF the City
OF opening of SIXTY SECOND ST. from
the City OF New YorkThe Subscribers, Com
and the above entitled matter
appointed rule the Supreme Court notice pursuant
the Legislature OF the people OF the
entitled "An amend entitled an act
into passed April sl3 passed April co. 1882 that the ABB
Estimate and Assessment OF the Commissioners IN the
the Of the lots assessed
numbers Of such lots they the maps Of the Comn
toseher with maps the of assessment
whether for damage benefit and also all the ada estimates
documents which used by the IN
their report have deposited Street Commission
County Of YORK. for the inspection OF
there tot at least SIXTY days
before the said Commissioners make their report 10 the % supreme
Court the and place hereinafter menohel ana inc snu
further pursuant TO the requirement OF
the entitled amend act entitled an act IN relation
the collection Of Assessments and Taxes IN the cy ana County
York and for other purposes, passed May H. o passed
NAV T. 1911 occupants Vi all
improved unmproyed lands affected thereby that
completed their Estimate and Assessment md That all
persons whose affected thereby and who may be o
requested present their objections IN writ
Henry Beekman ESQ., the Chairman OF the sad Comsson
office OF the Counsel OF the Coporauon Ne" ey nan,
within thirty days rom the date OF s no.
ce the limits embraced by the SAID assessments are
follows that all that piece or parcel Of land described ha
containing follows that all that part OF sixty second 81
laid between the westerly side oil fth av ann ne
easery Esha and also all that certain other piece or
bounded the west by the eastery SIDE OF Eh
westerly side OF Fth on the no ~
block second 81 and sixty
third of the block between Sixty second
excepting thererom al those OF pfrs
Of avenues secoDds And the SAID
do further notice. that our report IN the aDoVs
will be made and presented 70 the Supreme Court OF
he'd Al the City Of New York, Saturday the I'D
dsv Of MAY opening the Court that day. soon
counsel be heard and that then ano ste no
viii be made that said report be new io'
"'''N = PHILIP ] MONROE, Commissioners.
MOSES WILCOX, }
= M,
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TTANDERBILTvS LINE-FOR SAN

FRANCISCO-The steamship BROTHER JONA-
THAN having undergone extensive alterations and rettted
with superior cabin and seerage accommodations 20 meet
the present requirements the trade will take her depart
ure for San Francisco on the LIST of May, at o'clock NJ
from Pier No N R. touching at Rio de Janeiro Naipa'
raiso and San Juan del Sur The Brother Jonathan
will take her place the Pacific side in Nanderbts Mica
ragua Line limited number of passengers Will be TAKEN
for which apply to u d. ALLEN,
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NOR CHARLESTON.-The new and
splendid steamship MARION. M. Berry, Commander,
will leave pier No 4North River on THURSDAY, APnl IL
at O'Clock p NJ precisely For freight apply on board
where all bills of ading will be signed and for passage at
'H' '' SPoFFORD. TILESTON 4 co, No 4S South-st.
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LNOR SALE---A first cabin Through
Il Ticket for California by vandcrbts Line. Apply to
CALIFORNIA PASSENGER INFOR-
~ NATION OFFICE No. 2o5 Broadway, New-York.-
The horrible frauds perpetrated upon California passengers
should instruct to cali the undersigned and get nfona
ton where when and how reliable through tickets
OF genuine stamp and the lowest communicated
bay or by letter for ST. Passages via Straits of Magellan
can be secured to sail the 10th Of April First cabin $780,
second cabin, $50; steerase SIPS
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c,TrrF,r DEPARTMENT, No. 4 fall Of Rec

s.pvbse n-ee = hereby ssen that ihe ioyr 1yS esT
have len presented the Board Of t. ,yE IHIItrY
4rpy pf kcy from Broadway Nesfsl ~" ~
,x1 ~ e,,n all 10 stb-.vs. To PtStE rv,5 -.
slA J., Jun asfA snd saistA 10 lttoJ AiS ana
o. ~ TtI,TEESTH between Ayenues sno = Al p
raw requested y prerss usn
interested before The Sd Say
in writing 70 ths ~ Jous T. DODGE. commilsossS
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APPROPRIATION NoTIcE.-Pnblc notice Is

Hereby gwen petitions have been fssnted N me b's
and 7h avs aO in NERO ERsT from Brecker 70 20 ~
An erson, interested having objections thereto are
re,.t lie same in writing Rnsneer at tbs chef o. " "
'"e us 80 iAs~ '' NICHOLAS DEAN, President
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EREIGHTS REDUCED. Ordinary

- meesurement Goods are now taken BY the FALL
RIVER LINE from NETWORK 10 BOSTON q 5 cents
e, foot Ordinary WEIGHT Goods q III Per 100 MS
Other freight in proportion Freight viii u al tmes BE-
taken - low y by any rival route.
TISDALE BOARDMAN, Asents
Nos. 10 and II We<t-st
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VAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA from Pier No. l. North River,
foot of Baterypace by steamboat John Poter-Two lines
daily: Morning Line leaves at NJ Afternoon Express
p through Philadelphia in "A hours Fare:
cars %; I'd class line by P NJ only 81 Return
ing leave Philadelphia from foot of Wanut-st M and
2P NJ Emgrant Line by steamboat Transport, from Pier
No. l. at 5 p. NJ Fare: 81 50.
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CONFORMATION NOTICE.-PubIic notice e

<NORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice -
hereby gwen the or o~n~f, "cs,sni s a. 1890
- G.s. sua k,s mproy ed unimpFosed nnas 1910
A. have been comgetby the Ass-ssofs
I'D are sei IN de o9ce ofhe Buresn ,s <t,vse
80 foF btiDiNc ~ In 20
81 , ,. Csra 81 % poant - ieet sAtesy
m Lnts embtscei BY ssch asessrle q ancs an
% md ots q ground, yasan, ot raee-s and p<s
"a snsiesl on both saes q ElSfltf ST., from anh %
m ,x,.on. siosc interests Affected By tie sbese
ADD who oppcsrt " the same, of eAef ~
r ar requested present. h@r oeeoa, IN wnas 70 ss
.,i A. ;hef oace Hal Of Recorls. within rary JAYS
& ne dsis til. noceOce Bnresn Of scsse'snt s"ess
zoo, n w % AMI a Issl sAMrhL H. DEA0rT,
Dessi" FRANCIS NICHOLSON Z AssessosA
ISAAC VIM SMITH,
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COURT.-stephen Smith against

SUPREME COURT.-Stephen Smith against
EJCharles Hamon-To CHllIEs HAMILTON defendant Toe
are hereby summoned and required the complaint N this
acton which filed the the Clerk the County ~
Orange Goshen County the t dy March s'. and
the said complaint ON the suh-erf
her at his Office Newburs County Orange, within twenty
exclusive Of the day OF such service ana
At YOU within the Aforesaid the
Judgment nor the sum al
-Four loo dollars with interest rom the
LIST day OF June hundred and hiy una
Hundred dollars, with interest from the ID Dag
of February 1852 Hundred and Twenty i've LOO dollars.
and interest on Nineteen ~ dollars from date. besides costs 81
act,op : W. FULLERTON Jr,
M lawGwIh Plaintiff . Attorney, Ne"bursh, y. U.
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IN PURSUANCE of am order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County York hereby siven To AZ prsons
having claims asnn, ROWLAND A. ROBBINS hte OF the 'y 81
New York prcsnt the with Noashefs tefe 10
No. 3lf BrdNuy n the CITY o New fofA on
or before she New ORR the Ii dsy
of February 1851, LI lawonTh@ MARY ANN ROBBINS, Atx
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County OF hereby 10 all cirons
having claims against JOHN GfKAGHrY, late OF the 'Fy OF
New York hquor merchant deceased present the WIN
, hers thereof subscriber the Office OF frn's Byrne
my Attorney City Hall place the Cny OF New fork on OF
b.e the twenty Ju1 nexLDied New fork We s'h
DAY OF January, 1854. miChAhl "rN"nti,
Il, lawonTlk Administrator &c. Of said deceased.
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TvLAMMERSBURG.--The steamboat
ISLAND CITY, Capt Reynolds will make trips to
Flammersburg ON MONDAY the 10Th. TUESDAY the 21th
and WEDNESDAY the 2lst, from the foot of Futon-st.
East River at o'clock A. NJ Persons DESTROYS 10 lots
at Fammesburg will be landed the dock in front of the
village and have hours examine the place.
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EOR ALBANY-Without change of
Safety Comhined-The cars of THE NETWORK AND
HARLEM RAILROAD leave the City Hall Station. New
York, daily, Sundays excepted at O'Clock A. NJ and SIS
p M.-New-York March II, 1852. NJ SLOAT Sup't
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TIOR SAN RANCISCO-CLIPPE

III LINE.-The elegant Clipper ship GAZELLE, p0Iard,
Commander loading at Pier No East RIVER WIZ lave
immediate dspatchThs splendid vessel has large pro-
portion Of her engaged aud going on board VIII si
above The GAZELLE is the shaIpest ship eyer s Rr
this city and be equal in speed to vessel gnoas
freight or passage apply on board JOHN OGDEN NO.
Il6 Waist or TAYLOR MERRILL, No 20 Burning snp.
The daily union., 1852-10-15

NoTICE-The army appointed
~ sixth section OF the making appropriations for the Of
army approved 81 ls51 which in the following
terms and figures, 10 wit
Sac g. lind ts further Enacted That fer the pay and equip
ndncn finding their horses and forage
Captain John q. Ere
Caiiorn during the eighteen hundred
War
supplies consumed by said
service, hundred thousand dollars hereby
pnpaed Of In the Otherwise
Secretary War authorized and
appoint and diniereed officers the
report Congress all such claims
and mud supplies OF all kinds
furnished taken for the osad command, whilst thus engaged
the public services aud for the OF said board OF officers
the sum OF two thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated
being session Washington, D. O., noudes all hav
claims Unted States for funds advanced and sub
supplies Of all kinds furnished for the
serving under command Captain John c. Ere
In California during tho eighteen hundred and forysS
present The board It's Office OF Penn
syiyania aud i7Ii street.
presented % The board not in the Engh language
accompanied hy English translation Of the
The National nteeencer aaa Republic Washington, c the
Boston Courier Boston, Mass the New York Express IN New
York cyi The pe9nsyyaaia gairs IN pbiadcha Pal the Re
publican, in S. Louis, Mo he Bulletin, IN New Orleans, La
and Evening Pcayune In San francisco Cal requested
this week fnf four weeks, and send their
counts copy paper Office board.
WAsmSGroN, ID. T., August IA, 1854
l5-9aw4w
The daily union., 1852-10-15

Ann White vs.. william M. Postor.-In shs Cirvait
Court Tor Montgomery county a. Court OF Equity.
hE complainant n hes b that about ts lsh day
OF osepmDei 1886 shs sold the defendant eefsn Tract OF
and ynF IN monssome county Maryland devised 10 hsr y
James White for the sun Of AZ hundred doars and deed was
executed and delivered BY
his number Of the
eight which said notes
sht
6y cents, from day November l66
defendant further pursuance agraem
executed delivered the complainant
date with said deed and purporng be mortgage
said land the purchase thereof which, the
panan advised Is Sufficient in Law mortgage
ON the said land
The bi therefore, pays the said paper be
foreclosure thereof decreed,
said land be sold for the OF The said notes which hav
fallen that the said defendant be
make good and sufficient OF The said premises
said complainant day. TO be given by the court
said complainant that
publication against the said defendant
State Maryland 10 paris unknown II is
1851 adjudged and ordered that
complainant causing Of This order be inserted
published Washington la the District Co
month before the l5 day OF October
defendant OF the object and sub
bill and him In this court
cto before the first Monday Of March next 10
and show he has, why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge.
Copy test; #
JAS. c. HENIsa, Clerk.
Sep IA 4-ibw4w
The daily union., 1852-10-15
unlver.,,y or Nashville,

MeaIcaI UePAftMtH
THE this Will
Monday November next, and
unue I'LL The 6Ist OF the ensuing March.
Paul r. Eve, NJ d., Principles and Practice OF surgery.
John Watson, Obstetrics and the Diseases OF Women
Children.
A. II Buchanan, d., Surgical Pathological Anatomy and
Physiology.
W.K Bowling M. D.. Institutes aud Practice Of Medicine
e. X Winston, Nj d. Maera Medea and Medical JuTispfu
denee
Robert NJ. Porter, NJ d., General and Special Anatomy.
j Befrien Lindsey, M. d. Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
William H. Briggs, NJ. d., Demonstrator OF Anatomy.
The anatomical Will be opened for iudenis the hst
Monday Of October.
The students win o Hospital,
ul preliminary be given profes
soTs, commencing also the hrst Monday OF October
Fee of each SIS maeualon ticket 50 dssecung
Ieket Sl0 graduation fee, S25.
Good board be obtained om ~ SO TO 50
Further information cbiained by addressing the
Dean. j B. LIND5LEY, M d., Dean.
NASHVILLE, (renn,) June, 1852.
Sep S-InwtlsNoy
The daily union., 1852-10-15
Land for Sale in Eastern virginia.

VHE Undersigned being prevented by from attending
OF land owned by him, has concluded 10 offer il for
private sale Thi. farm about two miles from Wiambnre in
James City In Williamsburg located hourlsbing
adens which considered be
in excellence county William and College
also in this placean institution under the supervision OF the
assistant bishop The Protestant Episcopal Church Of Virginia. and
where distinguished have educated including JEFF
frson and American President Individuals deous Of edu
their children inducemeDt
settle this vicinity lines New
York, Baltimore, and Richmond, will shortly touch regularly
might be converted into lucrative market garou II consists Of
woodland, arabic land aud valuable meadow contains fine
mill abundance Of mari The
whole to Isl
OF miles This the Norfolk Beacon
few days since gentleman who the of
York offered 900 for 40 OF and aud refused
The intention Of the who wished 10 make the purchase
TO establsh vegetable rarden,n6c. t tEt
"THT vEorT.BLK LOWER yIRaIMA.-ws take from
the Norfolk following statistics, kc The steamship
yesterday carried
(Nook 81 barrels OF cherries and 2so barrels OF The
baltimore boats for week averaged each trip 900
barrels of II estimated that less than half million OF
will be realized the present BY The shipment OF early
vegetables this port ''-aiclHond Engiirer
wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg, Virginia. -. = .-
July 2a-iaw5t JOHN NJ GAIT, NJ d.
The daily union., 1852-10-15
University OF Virginia.

TUE university will October is
and end June 99ih
IL schools i ancient languages modern languages
mathematics nanrn phiosophyG chemistry and maea med
g. medicines comparative physioiogyt and
piosophy; p TO- ectueship OF anatomy
There professor school, assistant Instructor each
schools modern languages and mae
macs and adjunct professor Of law and lecturer anatomy
Expenses Tciiion fees paid Ia advance f school be
attended s5o u two $50 each three 25 each s5
In the school Of for the intermediate
$50; for The senior s15-aendanca higher involving
the privilege attending lower class The fees for the
opufe medical lectures, including the dssectug
fee, SOS.
Board and lodging, including diet bedding furniture
and attendance Sil0 paid In three nstalmsnts
advance shng, - 70 $40 per session fuel and light,
s5 10 so each 40
Rent Of dormitoy occupying room, - each......
Matricuaton fee, sc, SIS Is
07s
contingent dgoso Of 10 required Of each student
The for clothing pocket money books &c.
GEssNER HARRISON,
Aug lT-2aw2w Chairman Faculty.
The daily union., 1852-10-15
once Of ComIn missioner OF Pubiio Building,


WAsHMoTos, September 4, 1852
PROPOSALS will be received office lU O'Clock,
Thursday the 4 day OF November for grading and
Rock furnishing and curb
side thereof furnishing and laying flag foot
intersection with the which
The width be paved viii be about 10 feet The
be used ba than less than inches In
diareer laid bed Of good gravel inches deep aud
including grading and all
well taking the old cutters and tagging
The cnbng will be Of New York blue inches thick and
10 being dressed beyel
three feet long will be received This will be set
gravel inches deep The will be of
the Falls, and TO be laid bed
of gravel inches deep.
propo cubng win the price foot ncal and for
for tagging per foot superficial including all materials
II becomes fill than heen
Deep will be made for above
Depth All material IN be by the contractor
and disposal such OF the old be used
a price charged the contractors. &
This divided and proposals will be
them. The first Will
of 18th the second from the
18th Of third from thence
2 the fourth from thence west side Of 26lh
Proposals grading paving separate
those the cbng and tagging, distinct contracts be made
for these works.
executed in the hest within three
under the superintendent Of
appointed the Commissioner and his Judgment
he conclusive between the parties Security will be
the contracts deva
lion from the will be allowed
proposals will opened at 10 O'Clock, the 9TH Of No
vember OF such the bidders attend
this office. VIM Easily,
Sept 5-lawt4thNov Commissioner of Public Buildings.
The daily union., 1852-10-15
&W gE@z gSas7 ssa

A NEW Route 60 Pifssbwrp. via the Bsltsrnore sws-
qushdnne, and Pennsylvania 70 Psvrs
30 viii leave Caive station daily
Washington and Rsltimore
connecting with the fast lire at Middetown Vt
irving nt Harrisburg at u, M 10 dinner,
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west AZ p, striving
odaysbur Atih point have the option
taking Johnown thence by boats
direct from Hollidaysbura 70 rittshnrg.
Tickets sold following points
York. Wvhtsvic, Columbia, Marietta, Mddown Harsbuy
inrdon, Hoiida ysbnrg, and ri'tshurg.
This train also with the Cumberland Valley raroad
which through Carlisle shippenbu Cbamberburr, and
other points on this road.
the accommodation Of from Washington
the bove points the will ho
dep of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival
the morning which win he
ROBERT STEWART,
ctl-dn Ticket Agent
The daily union., 1852-10-15
FoR HARPER's FERRY.

(DsfLr
THE packet Bell will the ensuing
commencing from this date, between Georgetown and Haps
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving Harpers FenI
morning time Tor the for Cumberland sd
Winchester t5t .esisi
Returning leaving arpes Ferry m, arriving oesss
town next morning ni q O'clock
be readiness the arrival Of passenger n
Georgetown, convey them TO Washington . Na.s6
0U-Fnre through, including board, 81 80. Hl..i
Mar 25-dn
RALTIMORE College OF Dental Surgery, ssssier
ID Is52-'53
FACULTY.
Chaplin Harris, A. b. NJ D., Professor OF Principles and Pe
ice Of Dental Surgery.
f. Bond IT, a. NJ NJ. D. Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics. t
w. n. Handy NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Phy ysiology
Alfred A. BIandy, NJ D. Professor Of Operative Dsntesy
Philip H. NJ d. Professor of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald N. Wright a. NJ. NJ d., Lecturer On Ghemisty ~
The mechanical and disectng will be opened % The ~
Monday October. The nhunary will be Throughout w
The regular OF lectures begin the last Mondy
November, and continue til the last Of March. -.
Tickets Tor the course sto dsccng ticket toptona ~"
msiricuaton, IS diploma fee $40.
Good board from 81 SO TO 50 so. -. = -
Aug W. n. HANDY, Dem'
The daily union., 1852-10-15

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber having
II determined make change In his affairs, oher for sale biz
Faax county, Virginia, stuaied Immediately the
Lle River mrnpks road leading from AeEanda 10 Winchester
fur miles from the former and from Wash
ngion city, District Of Columbia The improvement consist Of
two-.tny brick house, with Eve
Kitchen, necessary buildings also, brick
wagon stand bscksmh shop which furnish annually
hundred and hy loads Of About
halfof tie Il In woods hc balance cleared and n rapidly
condition. The stock, &c,, viii be sold with
For further particulars
qare Ratclin esq, Washington city, ID. c. Dr.
isaac Winsor, Alexandria, Virginia
Aug to-iawS EDWIN q. FrTZHUGH.
The daily union., 1852-10-15

EDWARD X. COLLINS d CO..
No. SO Wall street. NJ Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, & CO., gA
Liverpool
f. @. ROBERTS & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE X CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des victories,
F . . ! +
GEO. ii DRAPER, Iiavre.
will accountable for gold silver,
bullion, specie jewey precious metals, unless bills Of
adng signed therefor and the thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dy
The daily union., 1852-10-15

STEwAET viekens and Mary vickens, his wiie,
Dunnard Meekins William Meekns, Emily Mrekins,
susan sin the circuit Dorchester county, sitting
court of equity State of Maryland July ls2 August A.
The object OF this suit decree for Of
real estate yng aud being in Dorchester county.
The bill that John Meekns county,
departed this life the eighteen hundred
and thirty, leaving widow Elizabeth Meeku Mary Meekns
Thomas Mskns, Dennsrd Meekins, smith
said John Meekn seized and o OF land called
Marsy Point lying aud being Nekins Meek, Tar
Ia said containing thirty i've land that
he devised said widow, Elizabeth Meekins
her hlime that the said Elizabeth departed this life sometime
in the spring eighteen hundred aud that the said Mary
Meekns has ntermarrtd The said
the said Thamas this % leaving
children William Meekns and Emily Meekin his heirs
law that the said william MeekEs and Emily Meekin infants
under the years. that the said smith
le the stae of Maryland aud reside unknown
tho win hc for benefit
the concerned the s land shall be sod
o this The purpose Of division Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto.
II therefore ndudgd ordcrcd dccfecd by OF
circuit Dorchester county, the complainant causing
cory This order be nsered published
Washington of
eenlh September giving the said absent defendant
fving and het dead the object and substance OF this
h and them In this conrt by
or before the fourth Tuesday Of January
premises, and show " shs they have, why
ARA SPENCE.
sAnuEL D. LIZ coxrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True cnpy-Teste
Augll-law5w z. J. HENRY, CLERK.
The daily union., 1852-10-15

the Establishment Of three additional Land
Districts In the State of Iowa.
pursuance of The Of Congress approved August 1884, en
tied An act to create hree additional land districts in the State
do hereby declare
aCH AkIToN DiSTRiCr'in said State is fixed
OF CHARLTON, thai for the "NoRrHERN DlSTRICTn al
FORT MONIES, and the aMISSOURI RIVER DIS
TRCT The town Of oKANEsVLLE the sites which have been
designated by the President of the United States
Given under hand city of Washington this second day
of September, A. ID. 1852.
By order af the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
3-law6w
The daily union., 1852-10-15

NorCEThe undersigned hereby inform tho citizens sf Wash
neton and the public generally that they have this day entered
into copanerh o the Of making plan specifications
and estimates for dwelling and other houses and
all descriptions OF builders works thorough praciica
acquaintance with the branches of authorizes
the undersigned thus 70 offer their services meet the increasing de
mands Of the community.
Once side, third door from sh viii bo
for business from 4 m o q, m
An orders will be attended 10 promptly and upon liberal
JOHN g. HARkNE5S.
10-Qaglm W. BIRTH.