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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15

arriUaL Of The PAi1adeLphia-Af~e GOM Cunning.
New ORLEANS, June 10. The steamer Phadel-
phia has arrived here from Asfinwall, which place
She left on the Sd. She brings large number of
passengers
The Philadelphia connected with the John L..
Stevens, which left San Francisco the 18th ult.,
with $50 passengers.
The shipments OF gold by the Illinois, together
with that of the FL Dorado, and that via the Nicara
qua route, nearly three million dollars for
the fifteen days ending May Goth, exclusive of large
amount brought and being awarded in the hands Of
passengers.
The general news from Panama is unimportant.
The steamer Illinois was TO leave soon with one
million six hundred thousand dollars worth Of gold
and 800 passengers for New York.
The health of The Islhmus good.
No other news of moment beyond what has al
ready been sent.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15

GAUZE MERHNO SHIR rs.
IF YOU wish to keep cool, all aud buy some eau
I Merino Under Shirts. E. l.. HARDING.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15

GfaudIng Three-ply Collars. rs dog. just
Dreceiyed at HARDlNGS.
June 10, 1883. Co.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15

Patent Yoke Seam Shirts.
~ DOZ. Just received. Made upiin the latest styl
OOwith or without Collars. E. L. HARDING.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15
Execution If Arthur SpringHe Died Protesting his
InR0cence.

Attest: JOHN w. FORNEY, Clerk.
Execution, If Arthur Spring-He Died Protesting hi
InROcence.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, p. m. Arthur Spring
the murderer, executed this morning in the lai
yard at quarter past O'Clock. lie died apparently
without struggle.
few minutes before the execution took place, the
Rev. Dr. Street, who WIS in attendance, put the FOL
lowing question to the prisoner:
''Is young Arthur. your son, guilty OF the murder
of Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Lynch ?''
II this the culprit made the following answer
s. He is more guilty of their murder than am.
The last words of Spring were" went to bed
that night mean the night of the murder-at Z
O'Clock, and did not rise until breakfast time the
next morning. ] knew nothing of the murder until
the officers arrested me-" -,
Spring denied most positively and earnestly his
having committed the murder-for which he had beer
convicted, He also protested his innocence of the
murder OF Rink, with which he had been charged
Or these he alleged just before passing from time tr
eternity, thai he wholly guiltiess.
He passed the night with apparent compcSure, and
this morning hearty breakfast, :enarking. willis
he it, that it the last breakfast he would
have. $50.
Whilst on the gallows he stood mp firm. Not the
slightest tremor visible. Quite large number
of persons witnessed the execution. which has crea
ted great sensation throug bout the city.
Before ascending the scadold Spring asked fol
some liquor, which the sheriff refused 10 give him
Thousands of persons witnessed the execution
An immense heterogeneous mob, concourse of per
sons, all sizes, colors, and sexes, surrounded the
prison.
The neck of the Gu prt was broken instantly upon
the trap falling, which is the reason of his short
struggling. He was allowed 10 hang twenty-seven
minutes, and then cut down, and the body taken by
DTs. Kirk bridge and McCiniock, for examination oil
the brain, after which it shall be handed the
Rev. John Street for burial. Every thing passed off
orderly.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15

HERRINGs. 60 bbls. No. trim'd--W. L.
II Sutton's curing
so bills No. family roe. W. T. Sutton's curing
50 half bbls No. roe do do
Fer sale by
aJorfolk. lime 9Th Is 53E 59-Im
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
CutIerp an6 6aromare.

HOUSE FURNISHING and MECHANICS
II HARDWARE-M DA COSTA Co. offer for sale all anti.
~ articles exchanged taker back No 26 Chat
hsmst, opposite Diyisionst, New-York
lanes COCKER d Co. Importers and Dlanufac-
- turers, No. 81 John st, offer for sae
BoLEE BIyEIs Of all sizes
WIRE RoDs Of all qualities
CAST STEEL WIRE, assorted sizes
CONFUSING TELEGRAPH and Bridge Wire IN long lengths Bright and
Anneled Market and Viewing Wire, Charcoal Tin
plated Brown Wire, Spring, Reed, Screw Chain Buckle
and EmeyAsents for the sale of English
Cotton, Flax and silk Machinery, Tools &c &c
VOHN T. BUDD, Manufacturer and Proprietor OF
Lockwoods celebrated Cooking and Laundry Ranges Also T.
newly Ranges which, for beauty durability and econ
ory surpassed All Ranges warranted N BPrces
go upward No. GIG Broadway formerly No 62J opposite ST.
Thon ass Church
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKETKNIVES, RAJ
Rntts 30 Cooper Tools of the approved Makers
s Hoors Riyes &c House and Ship Carpenters Edge Tools
Ss % Ic Can be found at the Hardware Store Of
C. s, LITTLE, Nos. IS and 81 Fultcns.
T LIGHTNING RODS.-A. NJ QUIMBY IL son
Nasseu and st. NewYok Orders will receive care
ful and prompt attention =,
MARINE BOILERS For sale, one Dropfue Boil
vi feet wide feet high and % feet V9s aa and s
been used but little. Apply cHAs W. COPELAND Consulting
Engineer No Ga Broadway - . - - 49,
SHOT. BAR LEAD and PIG LEAD WAREHOUSE,
81 NS & LAD MANUFACTURING COMPANY
fun en Of the above articles ard sEs p
CHARLES w. HENRY, Secy.
ITO PRINTERS.-For sale, second hand Single
i Cylinder Napier Printing Maehins in good working order ped
ASSns Pr "a old pattern Apply from IL to to T. RICHARDS
No lO7 Fulton.s,
YyRFNONT CUT NAILS-Of Eastern Manuac-
and R !. a ~ .n G s ins
JOHN w. QUINCY, No. 81 Johns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
y. Cotton, Auction or. - -
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIL

III TANUEODIE
HOLAssEs TAPESTRY CARPETS, OIL PAlNTlSGs Va
now CURTAINS &c-F COTTON will sell, THIS DAY, lFfk
Ami % AZ ia O'Clock at No. 1856 Henry Jefferson the -
sfptee Furntme the house. and will c9mprs Sofas and
Marble top Per Center and Cad Tables pans 90 nj -
window Curtains French Plate Glasses Oil PantnA %. -
forte China ana Glass Ware, voltae Chairs together win Pc .
To.morro at No IS Beekman st.-THlS DAY, az ocoa
ali he Furniture in house OF Hicks and UnloH ~
BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
nFNRY II LEEDS & Co. respectfully annoa.

HENRY H. LEEDS q Co resgectigly aR rss9
tb,t thew will Sell ct Auction. on THURSDAY and fny
sa,h and sar Anil at the residence Of j. Besamsnt Esl
CbsmbessL near the Irving House his C9LLEITiC0ss o.
hing one of the extensive and ysusDo
o In his country consisting Of over o orgnn specn
y of them weknown the history Of the Fns arc.
Isses nv him al the sale Of the King OF hohsnds
R o,Ier we'll authenticated sources incndlng also n
modem Pictures of great beauty Am9os ns . nv pors3
ssnne' u cascc Salvador Ro Lau Ma!te9 RESELL V s
end others Also Of the great Spanish sSao, a + Kew
il, eb IL specimens by the great eoasts sson o. w.
pS Dutch school from 1890 TO about o Vas Ale III.
h C. In this department viii be found me pe,as = ~
Metting after bus ran vow osseon Of m press
The whole will be found well TS o5. 'o o two s
oves selected and imported expressly by inc poS -.
se Whose experience matters Of AT has s sv w @y
and sday preceding the sale Catalogues NS "
FIVE days previous 49, ---------r--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
HENRY H. LEEDS Co, Auctioneen.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

I'LL FRIDAY April D. at 10 o'clock at No $40 lothst- H.
Furpure consisting Of large French Plate Pier Gass M q
marble slabs and rosewood and mshSssny Furniture ~, al -
mported about C feet high valuable Oil Paintings Tapestry ~
and three ply Carpets carved rosewood Center Table Sofa
tStes Chairs Cad Tables Hat stand &c.. rich embrods
ard Muslin Curta;ss heavy gilt Corncts Gas Chandelier ~
lures rich painted Fire Screen GiraDdoes China VssS 2.
Clock French mahogany Bedsesd and hair Mattress usae
Rpr,aus and Wabsiands Book Case, Silver PLACED Ware da
China Ware Piano superior tone made by Nunns Clara ~
Ettrh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

CLARINET Makers ri sr 3oe1enssi =,

FRIDAY, without reserve for cash. being tAs Ssssnn
SOCK Of r. tnasimmons, No 259 Bowery sod h eesssss
anee Of ,eEant Rosewood Mahogany Biics wxsss
tnie Of the stock IN trade Of r. Fitzsiuusu.
suits OF Rosewood covered IN best qsaty Brolsr
Velvet and Hair C6,h; Mahogany Parcr Hall L,xs -
Bedroom Furniture, nc; embracing ever, VARIETY sS
medium stock which will be warranted AZ Represented
morning OF sale. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
Tlisrc!ia

AN ACT for the Protection of Emigrant Passengers
y ;ins AZ the CITY of York. Passed April IL, 1883
% pni Of he STATE York Represented ." senate and A''e"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
' J. SLoAN's PATENT HYDR0sTAT, for the

having
nj prepared receive orders the immediate
application Boilers Of every description They have
within the reach of ALL By hong
at very price, of horse being only e five
horse power according the capacity of the Boiler
SLOAN & LEGGETr, Propnetors and Manufacturers,
Of East2 j,h-st. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

~ sold at Auction on WEDNESDAY, April n lass =
Berkshire County, Mas Will be sold At the Ms on
auction, the following described Cotton Maehiaey 60
at Houatonic Tin the town of Great BARN xoul q
Massachusetts, end situated the line OF he Ho,,
The sale will be perenptory ard without reserve
be delivered mDe diaely after the sale. Terms
al months payable in the City of Newly York oI
for cash. Picker: 2Lapping Machines Patent Lssss
inch, q Cardns Machines, Double Railway aad Flf' -.
Frames, Ecbpse Spoeders Doubling Maciine
q TbTostle Spinning Frames large Spinning MaIss 80
Wrappers, Dressing Machines lta Print Cloth loous
Cylinders Tin Cans, &c, &e.-Housatonc Monument NJ ~
1853 GEO W prv ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
ADRIAN Ii. MULLER Auctioness
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD EIiRNrrn

~ ADRIAN H. MULLER Co. will sell Of ara,o, = ~ 49,
Apnl o. 1858 at 10 o'clock AZ No 695 Houston O. A.
elegant household Furniture, belonging 70 a hng ~
the cy consisting IN part Of very superior Rosess -
Rosewood Ceuches Chains and Tables, Mahogany 49,
Carpets, Oh Cloths &c. together with general sssr
chen Furniture Tie furniture may be examined Ne 4,
TO sale. u2n -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
arp g. MRS KIDDER's BOARDING and DAY

M SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES' No III Clinton pace between
tb and ethays This institution pleasantly situated aud easily a
oh Inv The the ch converge 20 TINS
MONT The course study liberal and the lessons are gwen BY the
or well and Assistants the constant
Sns To combine culture Of the moral and religious WITH tn
S rs mind and manners The continued from the "a
S, Of spteInber 70 July 4h Pupils admitted at time
pssrsyre 10 pafrons IN application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

INSTITUTE Males only at dulfofn t .
Terms Tor Hoard Tnon WISHING ke IN the nnr,ned aud
ass puris lumbar is limited % To- - I.on Her
and present patron Of aa School 40 a.
ish inst win be person the Principal SAMUEL
ROBINSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

W. r,Nr % a m
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:-W COLE J = ~ a.
win sell THIS DAY Friday at loi o'clock at NO. ~ 90
general assortment Parlor and Chamber Furniture
Sofas Diysn Center Card and Dining Tables.
csrcs plain and Mahogany and other ns
seads and Bedding, o-cOth, Hall Lamp, Hatstsnd S'
Carpet Rods, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioner
Jerry LEASE and STEAM FERRY B0l,S

Il AUCTION.-The Ferry in operation from the sxdS
Fast River 10 the Turnpike Bridge Newtown Creek La
,od az Auction at the Merchants Exchange by BLzu
Auctioneer TUESDAY, April 18th inst The sale viii @
Leases Of either terminus together with three large sIean
Honses Gates Tenders Racks Docks aud al other appu
said Ferry For full particulars OF which larger adveu
Courier and Enquirer Apply to T. JAS; GLOVER r. y
Broadway or AZ tue Office Of A. J. BLEECkER, No -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
ia. ID. JosLIS, Successor 20 A. b. Dke5 a.
Office No. w Washington Bo1o
ONy WOpKC On WEDNESDAY Nav Ill.

Office No. w arlington Ba,lssG
IRON WORKSHOP WEDNESDAY, May II, : Z
o'clock NJ the premises if not previously disposed -
SALE Providence Iron Company TO close concern osss
their very extensive ard complete establishment for
These work, have all been erected within seven yss
Connected with above Wire Mill capable q 1ds1sn
g. Ss pei day. sI wss tnss s ea
on Of the mill Ro Rsyaoss Patent ss ri y
ssSsSe ns w out TO rs per- day.
N sSDSs THAT n. pi s1s use no %
having sboutit Of the most perfect kna 70 bs
exhibits as complete an establishment perhaps
place in the United STATE. II ne
~ wire rods iron nails and spikes Than the City o.
Ter Of Iss 1a hs se es.
These being tide water wnsO ear ae .oss
Allows Of their 2: &c ssi BAD sn .. GOA
rate Of freight; and .SSI can Of al a"s' '' ''
. 10 the purchaser would desire to Examine 81
further aeehps saus Of Osyment viii be made vrpEs
feP q The property sRs . ~.
Of the subscribers in Providence EDWARD PEACE
Providence, R. l., M,rch q. lass DANIEL
NyOTICE-The following described yaluaU III, e y
TURING a.:,, PaG ss '{tR si5;S M 1855 'H'
''y s2sssa s :Ps e., IL The
building. sansns thereon ans s0'u' " ~
ei a s One factory building q Sufficient asssss si 70
ws sS ons Suie5s for asserting WOOL drying
wood house. e. ...-,,s vol, &c- ...a ths ~
ssb. Your DIV cling houses conts, aa n'A'
,,snt story of one, occupied tor "''S' ...~x -
th Two barns A.. ,.,nsus of mill wscn - 1900
sS0In sooS consion operate s.,s
ssr T 70 iEs buckets ALs twV Inc he ssme ..t. IN
and ahs so ssse Sss % "a sssg
improved shss,2i as .dsnsssd hs Gre o p.vmess -
e Ts . The property iDd'Ps'ixE LES HAMM9SD os
At the time OF sac kLONLV "S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

L,OR SALE-Buiding Sites for country resden ~
at Rayepswoo Rye and Kings Bridge deIsh.l locations essy
Of For particulars inquire from ~ to -, ~ o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

n {, m the Let Of May next. that fine Store,
- Goa - An ey a BY feet lighted on Beeki
sdsptsd 70 ssy Susss $500 Furniture Store but wei
sr vi oeciber e. IN sspsa light Also the story
oS a. Oncea Inutlrs ~ @r light Msnuacturing
- - an Of - 1VIdlEGaAM 4 Co, On the
ITO LET or SELL-A threean, a..s,,... % -.
Hsuss basnsns end u.dssssal esuss eAcelienI bsicx
y5-~sf kkveer Smith and Cout ia f on the east sde
~ csf :ni 8 deep and be: os s oI cSSIt II 2
Y lei for ii0 TO pSlcSn TIE Tos good
e.sy MY remain bond end megs fns e q fns nJ
ITO LRT--No. Ill Chambers-st next 70 the Savings
Sssk{ * ssasssI boarding house Inquire KESNA
No M 0yeenv1ehsf, nssr Barclay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22
ID. s. HouGH, Auct,onesr
III EGhNT uQuSEulI II ElpNirrr

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE mi
IL DAY Friday, at 10t A NJ, at No. Isj &x ~ =. ~
the gentee Furniture OF the house. custommad ~ a -,
and be sold without reserve consisting psf So
Wsshstspds French Bedsteads Card Tables Mahcag -
Ornaments Hall Lamps Hat Stands Mantle Cab c. ;s.1
Dining Tables, Center do Desks Venetian BlndS
Toilef Sets Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Cane Cham
Refrigerator and Safe Cut Glassware Chns Crcckey Iu
&c and the Kitchen Furniture with which the sale ws eaa,sr
EXECUTOR's SALE at AUCTION-W Y y
~ at Auction THURSDAY, April go 1888. ct ssb
the premises the House and Lot formerly owed sn1 o
Thomas Butler deceased stused in the village and nv11S
Fans The house So feet front BY q feet deep The
in front the Boston postroac BY $50 feet deep running ~
Bronx River. LENUEL PIERCE. Exxr
West Farms April II, less -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

&C FUTILE Auciioneer olico No lo2 B,osdyy,c ovz|
HOPSES. CARRIAGES, LIGHT WAGv;S,J
III sIEIGHs DOUBLE and SINGLE HAksEssss clnsT rlsf}
1OpFS &c at AUCTION On TUESDAY, Spn y ~
SsIE q FUTILE will sell Tue day, Apri q y
al No 40 the stock Of the Livery stable q w "a
100 sIeiehs Double and SINGLE Harness, Bells Ropes &c
whole TO be without for cash BY order h'
~ close he estate. Also Horse Power, with Tearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-22

~ ""'r" and Is Washington Salem, Mas >,pcnsy
TCF.HOJySES at AUCTION-On WEDNESDsts
June l. 1855 at II O'Clock will be sold on the
Ice Hons tos ther with the fixtures tools and all ne
of the Salem Ice Company situated in ARdoyer by
on The line of the Lowe and Lawrence Railroad The
are in GOOD repair having recently constructed and W
ne COO inns Of ice The sale will be positive and tho
& frber Information can obtained by applying WIN
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Baltimore cad oAs va,9s4 0. saiaors HA.si"s md
Union iias on tAs Onto aadths stages 10 ZsnsstAe &c.
rfs expeditions ne baiAg thoroughly Completed
finishing o. the Board Tree TuIle being
Ieetsd To advantages seeney upon
this road the mot siupendou
The mail sases Baltimore daily
die.ey through Wheeling $3.50 ues)
cIudng all sioppsses, there IA,
leaving Baltimore
Cumberland, iy mes and thence Wheeling
morning VIZ
To with these irain the ears
and daily meeting
ingon junction., Dieter knowa the Relay House, miles
Baltimore.
Wheeling steamers OF the Union line
just completed rone form daily eonnax
ion with the and
einnai and Louisville where the Stage. Nashville,
the 81 Louis and New Orleans packets go
ing further on. - I'm
Passengers Columbus prefer land route 10
eiDna aud other Oh.o
Wheeling the Ohio
the best the National Zanese
by railroad sr. . ..stt ~. - .t =. E.s
Passengers Wslsyiie Cleveland by sleamboas and
railroad viii also md this agreeable being
places. rft itp
OF Baggage checked through from Washington wheeling
charge transfer Of pssaengers baggage.
Fare by through ticket with
rou,e) from Washington Wheeling ~ sos Cincinnati, sil
to Louisville, Ella. rs yt- n. .a-. Il
Tickets Mr. Parsons, agent railroad station
'Stl i5 III WM PARKER,
May ll-dH General superintendent
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,ru, ronv !, .eroa a. 80 caov,,.. ,n,,
@ ~ copy ~ seeon 20 y I'VE sss y ~ ~.
DATED s,a,s. mail and during me
s,sd INA Az" nna, nnnsaa 49,. a. AZ
sac. find ts sAer enacted Postmaster General
gated Of
New YoH to New oeans Chaneson sayannsh Havana, and
Chags and back OF third eighteen haadred and
responds viii. the original bids aud report Conyes. the
session ne and ian G % .sss could s ss
performed should be made aud whether tho ship.
under ..a are @ hs nj, 4, and
report CongTe. what aoasis uls
once Departments carrying in steamers can be
hereafter performed upon superstition that me United oass
according onae, and sell Of transfer
them"
Except in rospec, the New Orleans and ss,a
months the clause IN all me s
ing 10 The un'ed States tho right 10 take poo"o ING fs " "
substance, as folowsE r4Astt.
And ,ns ..d Secretary Of The Uaited navy
hahn. shall AT ali times said steamships, and
ns H ~ ,n United s,a,ss and to direct such
and The sad Secretary may
a ss@rfo and the proper ships,
taken aforesaid 70 be a.cs1tained y appraisers 70 be
''''1A'' '"'''A = -" --e- aI sta g'
NOW, NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that with view o 70
porius complete manner porsbe the in
orma:en BY Congress. hd above suoled from
- =. 'N--'-~ PROPOSALS. #at
win the osce Department. in the city OF
Washington, until O'Clock, OF Monday J day OF ocoher
next mails Of s United States for six from
OF October 1884, In the manner and time herein speci
aed H..s F
No. From New York Cowes in England, and thence TO
ssen Germany, and from said bremen Haven by
Cowes 10 New YORK, once mohh' 4
Proposals for additional "Trip aear each way will be con-
siderrd ~ .1al#. D. s-
Ne From Charleston, South Carolina by Savannah Georgia,
vana Key Wes and Savannah Charleston, twice month
touching Chaestoa, W prnccabe Savannah Havana,
and from Havana 10 Chagres (Aspinwul and back, twce
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Marble Frten., N United Sta C.pitoi-ro Own
OF Marble Qpsrrt..
C.rIrot Rrrrvsios Orrror,
lNa.hfnetap II q No. "a

Carrot RrTssstor OrVrcr,
Washington, ID. c., May 4, Is5a
collect information
marbles at the decoration ~
United Capri Wsbuvton, all owning
of marble within the Unted staie
capable Of being worried arc invited to send specimens
specimens should blocks form sis inches
saus rc NJ
The following information should accompany each specimen
locality, county, and poet office, Of
cutie foot the odeivcy
boat railway stopping place. can he ob,aioed
description OF the quarry
thickness and dip 9th. beds veins into which the divided
rhe should -uch
should be bnrsd paper ynu ,bs
required should be
hy The be Distinctly marked name Of IN.
sender, Ne well directed 10 this Office
should he ordinary channels Of
and reasonable h, win paid upon
livery " ,hs Office
Editor. generally which whe,.
suspected 70 srst confer benefits
sr,~,s by ri wing this advert editorial notice.
=
IN the weekly cs nd
copy Of paper, with ther hs, 10 this once.
- - NJ c. MrrGs
csrtan Of Engineers In charge AZ Extension " = c.po
Cav IT-taw2p-r