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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

:. DEATH OF GEN. MCNEIL General VIII.
lam Gibbs Mcneil died on Wednesday. in
brooklyn lnihe SD year ofhs age. He was
iofine'iy connected with The Uniied States
army but Tor some years past had withdraw
from military service, ia devote himself 70
private pursuits as an engineer. He was en-.
pioyed IN the construction of many of the mos,
importaat railroads III the United States a,d
built the dry dock at Brooklyn -Dur;ns a ,ba
Dorr excitement in Rhode Island, he com,,an
ded The State troops. acting Throughout, with
great prudence and Judgment. sa
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Husr,ses CouRT.--Before Recorder Pull
liam and Aldermen Evans. Caskie, Bray, Ber-
uard and Iuloes.-On yesterday civil business
was transacted for short period.
The case of William A. CudIipp, charged
with the murder of r. A. Thomas, came up
for examination, but owing to the absence of
material Witnesses, il was continued until to-
day.
The case of Charles Bailey, charged with
receiving stolen goods. was taken up, but the
evidence advancing mitigating circumstances,
Bailey was recommended to the mercy of the
court by the trying jury, and duly Committed.
Patrick Larkin was arraigned upon the
charge Of stabbing Luke Mardigan some few
weeks since. Owing to the uncourtty manner
in which accidentally the indictment against
Mardigan was framed, the committing and ac-
cusiDg papers were Iemanded to the custody
ofthe Mayor for further examination, and Lar
kin was committed to Jail.
Continued-The case of Messrs. Bruce &
Bowen, charged with permitting an unlawful
assemblage of negroes at their hotel during
the month of December, was continued owing
TO the absence of material witnesses until the
next term.
Sent Oa.-Albert Monroe was examined
upon the charge of appropriating iron belong
ing 10 MIR. Hugh w. Fry 10 his (M.'s) own un-
lawful and unjust uses. Our reporter has al
ready given the testimony in this case in full.
Monroe was committed to Jail to await exami
nation before the Circuit Superior Court dur
ing The regular spring term, commencing ia
May next.
Two other indictments against Monroe
charging him with stealing wood, and other
misdemeanors, were continued for examination
until the next term.
The examination of indictments for misde-
meanor against Frederick Runnels, Richard
Skahn, Chas. Bailey, VIM. Willis, Catherine
Houston, Edward Woerkerk, John Gentry
and Charles Abrahams, was adjourned over
for satisfactory reasons, until the next term.
Indictments against Jesse Williams, Joseph vii
Eans Robert Heath and William Boyer, for mis-
demaapors by them committed, were duly con.
tinued until the mex: term.
Six presentmeGls were made ereipst Hammond
To:beck for retailing liquors without license
three against Richard saeIy, three against r. P
Schultz, one against Robert Jamison, and tive
against L. Grafton.
The case of Patrick Larkin, charged with stab.
brig Luke mardigan some two or three months
slnce came up in due course for arbitration, bu,
owing to the incorrect draughting OF the indct
ment involving an incorrect spelling of name, the
regular court charge wGs sent back to the Mayor
for special consideration. He vii, OF course, ad
judicate the case in its regular order.
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THE LATEST NEWS


new YORK. Feb. 1.-THE steamer Ains a..
rived ms evening from Liverpool, bringing
dates from THAI port 10 Feb. ID The ster.ns,
America arrived out on Sunday, Jan. 30,b.
Ine Alps passed the Africa on the 18Th. i.
lat "a. A, lon. IS q. She saw the csIoric sl,;a
Ericsson this morning, 40 miles southeast 81
the Hig GLANDS.
ENGLAND.
Vscount Melbourne. Ex Premier of Eng
Land, had died. and his lille was .x,inr,.
Dr. Newman had been fined fIOO e., ri.
libel on DR.. Achilli.
FRANCE
ne civil marriage OF the Emperor took pIsae
at the TuileTies al 3 o'clock on Saturdav sv.-
Ding, With, as the papers express il, mobile sim.
pIeity." Eight hundred persous were pfesen,.
The religious ceremony took place on the fol.
lowing day, atNotre Dame, and was ceIebrot.
ed with great pomp and spleodor. The pops-
lace turned out en- masse, and the CITY was
decorated with flags, &c. In all directions
the streets were lined with military, and tbe
scene was of the most imposing character.
The service was performed by the Arch.
bishop OF arts, and everything passed of well.
Three thousand political prisoners of 1851
we're pardoned on the day of the marriage
The Empress refuses TO allow the Senate IN
settle any doia ion upon her, and this, coupIed
with her previous refusal to receive iewelrv
from the municipal council, had produced
most favorable impression. The municipal
councils all over France were voting congra,.
ulatory addresses to Napoleon.
The report that The Asiatic cholera had
broken out in Paris had caused great uneasi-
ness.
Ii was reported that French officers had
been employed in surveying and mapping
Piedmont and Lombardy.
The Ere oh minister at St. Petersburg had
presented his credentials and been fayoraLly
received by the Gar.
M. Considerant, ex.member of the lepisla-
tive assembly, was about TO embark from Bel
GUM for America.
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna Lloyds announces that de6nue
arrangements had been made wi b ,egard TO
the different es between Austria and the United
States.
Napoleon's speech to the Senate in relation
10 his marriage had created considerable sen.
saton at Vienna, aud the answer given by the
FTelch Minister of oreign Affairs TO The AUS
TRAN ambassador in regard to the Emperor's
allusion 10 Maria Louise, was not sarisfacto-
ry A difficulty also exists between The tive
Governments concerning the time the Roman
States are TO be occupied by the French
troops.
TURKEY.
The Turks commenced active operations
against Montenegro on the 18th of January
During the day thee villages were destroyed
by fire, and Omar Pacha, at The head of q, 900
troops, was pushing towards the Capital
Austria had despatched Count Jellachich 10
the frontier with $4,000 troops, and Count
Leimngen goes on a private mission to Com
srantinople, which is supposed TO relate to
Montenegrean affairs.
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STEALING Elizabeth Martin, free negress,
was brought before the Mayor yesterday, charged
with stealing handkerchief from negro named
David The evidence failing to prove the theft,
she was discharged
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comnIrrED.- John Stephenson, who has been
up before the Mayor ON several occasions, VA.
found By The night watch lying drunk ia The stree,
on Ihsrsdsy evening lat. and on ys.erd.y, in de-
fault Of required security, was eomuiaed b. n.
Mayor 70 jsii. -
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R Mine Host OF the Pearl Street Hos.se-P. @
'AinsRoueH-gsve us a touch OF his quality as :.
gsssronom ster yesterday, and we are bound IN
every consideration 70 award to him the praise due
70 mater Of his profession. His treat was tima,v
and Of most excellent quality.
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iREsPAssINe-WillisN Nelson, slave to MI
Glazebrook, was arrested on Thursday evening
last while entering the premises of officer Clement
White in very suspicious manner, and was on
Yesterday ordered 20 lashes
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FIRE-The alarm of fire about o'clock last
evening was occasioned by the burning of small
tenement, located at the extreme end of Broad
street, en- Church Hill. Our city FIRE department,
with their usual aacrity, repaired to the scene Of
confagration and peedily extinguished the fire.
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"a Bishop Soule, ofthe Methods, Z pisco-
pal church South, left Nashville on the s,h
inst. for California, via New Orleans.
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DIED.
On the 18th inst, in The morning. infant daughter
Of DR. Charles and Claudia Mills. The friends
and acquantanees of the family and those of Mr.
Nicholas Mi Is, are respectfully requested to attend
the funeral from the United PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Jar keeds) on Shoekoe Hill, at IL o'clock this
morning.
10 this city, of pneumonia, on the 10th Rst, AL.
EAANDER d, infant son of John and Theresa
NJ Rogers, aged eight months
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i, will not be. The Publisher in each coun-
try will have both countries Tor a market in
stead of one, and will thus be enabled TO put
bis books at lower rate than he otherwise
would.
weak indeed. Ii might answer II addressed TO
the people Of Morocco or Aigiers, in the palmy
days OF their piratical prosperity, but ad-
dressed to the people of christian land-to q
people that acknowledge the obligations oil
common honesty-it is little less than an IN
suit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19
Mocemeats of Gen. Pierre /.

NEW YokK, Feb. l7-Gen Pierce ieft here
Tor The South al O'Clock, and will go directly
through TO Washington, where he will arrive
early Tomorrow morning.
-ECosD DISPATCH
fHiLADEIPHIA, Feb. ~ Item. Pierce or
rived here at g. o'clock TO nis hi. and pul up
az Mckibbin's Merchants rfotel. He will
probably leave IN the morning for Baltimore.
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A MISTAKE CORRECTED.-As it has
IA been falsely and ma!ic.ousiy rumored that |
INTENDED discont7nuing the manufacturing business
this 10 to keep before he people, that am stiIi
making to order all styles of Gentlenens and La
dies L ce:s, shoes and Cutters. NGtu22rate-
tal for ast isvors and The liberal patronage have
met wtn most respectfully ask coptir nation of
the same II by using nothing but the best male
rails, employing competent worktnen attention to
business, and desire anu effort to please shall
merit your PATRONAGE hope to re ceive it.
PETER TINSLEY
te lS-2w No S33 Broad street
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PIcToRIALs-We have received from l.. L.
Smith, copies of the New York Illustrated News
and Gleasons BOSTON, Pictorial, for February, and
from T. II. Gresham the Lond IN Illustrated News
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SHir SusK.-The ship Henry Pratt, lately
from Palermo, wa sunk near Philadelphia on
Wednesday, b. blsck Of marble. weighing
aooas i've tons, falling through her decks iato
the hold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

1Es. WAsHIsGroE's WArcH i. .,s,.a
mat Mr.. II. 6. Rieil, 0fNew York. has n ii.
Washington. WIN y "en
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liverpool, FEB. 5th-Cotton was steadier al
the previous advance of ID per ID. The sales
of the week were IS 900 bales, of which spe-
culators took $4,000 and exporters 5000 bales.
Sales on Friday closing very firm. The gao
tations are: Fair Orleans CD, MiddIing Cd,
Fair UPlands Gid, Mddling sd, Middiing Mo
bile SD.
Breadstuff4 were dull and declining. Flour
had receded Is. per bbl., wheat Sd. per 10 lbs,
and corn cd. per quarter. Western canal flour
25s., Philadelphia and Baltimore 26s. 3D.,
OHIO 25a27.; white wheat 7s.a7s. 3D.: red Is,
6d.a7 :; mixed Is. Yellow corn 32s, white 36s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

The NEW SCHOONER TENNEssEE.-This new
vessel, which has just arrived is one of the Iarges+
and swifest that has ever piled between this port
and New YORK. We learn tina: she ia greatly sc.
mired by judges, fer The neatness of her trim and
the general beauty IF her appearance. She sits on
the water like a swan, and apparently has all the
qualities of that prince of aquatic birds She is
owned by Edmond, Davenport & Co, and was
built by them il New York, especially for This
trade. She presents crsditable example Of the
enterprise Of those gentlemen, who have already
distinguished themselves men of energy and
perseverance,, with, We are glad to say, more than
the usual share Ct good fortune. Messrs. e. D.
are known to be gentlemen of great liberaity, and
Of course mean to give warming on this occasion.
We consider ourselves invited and hereby accept
the invitation. Afterwards, we shall have it NOR.
10 our power to describe the Tennessee, for we
shall then have seen her.
Capt. Lampkin, regular old s6a, and as good a
seaman ever stepped between stem and stern,
commands the Tennessee. He is vel! known to
this comm unity, so it is not worth while to say
more about him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

SAILING or THE CAsADAs-Ths royal mail
stesmshP Canada sailed from Boston On Wed
nesdsy, for Liverpool, tsking out t2l7. 600 in
Amsriean cold.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
'HREE DAYS LATER FROM EIIRnpE

HALIFAX, Feb. II, l p. M.-The steamer
America arrived here early this morning, vita
Liverpool dates OF Feb. 9Th. Owing TO dis.
arrangement of the wires her news could no,
be transmitted earlier.
The America sailed on Saturday evening al
half past 4 O'clock, P. M. The Pacific arrived
out on the 4th, having been detained IL hours
by the fog.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

"a Charles hedges. . brakeman On the Sy'
racuss and Rochester railroad. vas Instantly
Killed On TAarsday night lass. By bio bead
siriliag against bridge. I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

On Thursday, the i7ih int, by the Rev Mr. Dun.
ming MIR WM. A. RADY to Misc HARRIET A
LINDSEY, ali of this city.
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DANIEL WEBsTEks- WORKS, fol

~ sale by G. WEST d BIO.
The Works of aniel Webster, in vols-SI2
Memorial ct Daniel Webster, from the city of
Boston-SI so
Thrilling Stories of the Forest and Frontier, by
an old hunter-?5c
Poems by John G Saxe-75c
Light and Shade, or the Young Artist by Anna
Harriet Drury-50c
The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. a
new and handsome edition-75c
Ruth Garnet, or the Loves of the Earl of Roch
ester tale OF court intrigue, by w II Ainsworth
SOC
Castle Avon, by Mrs Marsh, author of Angela. &c
SIC
The Family Encyclopedia of useful knowledge
and General Literature, containing about 400 ar
uc!es upon scientific and POI uar subjects, by John
L Bake, u O-S3 50
The Sermons and other Writings of the Rev
Andrew Brosddus, with memoir, 0y J .e,er, d
D-9l
E9F All new Books, Magazines, Newspapers
C. Tor sale on the best terms at the Excbanpe
DOoR otoEe- fe ig
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I'M LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH

1 LsSOLUTiON.-Tb Copartnership here
~ iofore existing under the firm of BENNETT
& Merriam al New Port News, Warwick coun y, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
holding claims agalL ST the firm will present them
tor adjustment-aDd all persons indebted to said
firm will please make immediate settlement of the
same, as we anxious 10 close the conce n
GEO Fl MERRIAM will continue the business at
the tame place. AS both Of the late firm will con.
tlnue On the premises, they be found at all
times. 4 E BENNETT.
Re l9-T GEO III MERRIAM
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e b. W.. sTAkkE, Attorney at
~ Law and Notary PubIic,-Practices
In all the Courts OF Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Pubic. particular atteGtion will
oe paid to the taking Of Dispositions. On out Of
nis oficel Proof aud AcKnowledg enents OF Deeds,
accomplishments of Dover, &c Claims for collec-
ton entrusted to him, promptly s.tepded TO-
Onice removed 10 No 81, three sJors above City
Hotel on North aide Of Main street. Richmond, Va
de 2--Iv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

nN Goodridge A. Wilson Offers
bis ~ OCCASIONAL services TO the citizens
OF kichmond and its vicinity. He may be found
as al honrs al his ofce, on Governor street, oppo
ate the Governors house ia lo-3ms
The Notes q the ssPegnIe's
~ Bank - Warrington, will be redeemed
in virginia money By =
ts Cts BENNETT q BEERS.
~. Heary u. Cannon, Attorney n
Law, O6Rce on Fraaklin, near Governor
street.
- Al basinsss promptly attended to.
jaM-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-19

- HOUSES FOX hENT.-Iwo small
LII wooden Tenements on Church Hill near the
Tesidence OF Mr. John K Moautcasue. Rent 81 per
month each TOLER IL COOK,
fe % General Aoents
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~ 144 Main street, can be- ub,s,nsa Bread'
Rolls Biscuit Crackers Cakes OF all Kinds, Pastry,
&c, manufactured daily from the best materials.
Balls, Parties, &c, supplied a. short notice Or
ders promptly attended to. ia26
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ENGLAND.

The great reform banquet took place at Man
chester on the Sd inst. George Wilson pre-
siding, and many members OF parliament were
present. h.r. Golden, in his speech, offered
TO bet $1,000 TO Is. that Napoleon would ne
yer invade England. VIM. Brolherston took
the bet, and bound Golden over in legal bonds
for the full amount.
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~ Change Of n ours.-Increased Kate

u Change of Hours.-lncreased Kate
of speed.-See what Adams a. Co. doing
for their patrons The Express now leaves Bal
timore st O'Clock NJ. in charge OF experienced
and trusty agents, and arrives ia Richmond at ST
A NJ Go DDS ordered by this mornings mai, viii
be delivered tomorrow morning without fail
Our Express for the North East and West, now
closes at 81 M-arrives in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will be greatly accommC dated
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland, for sale
at this office. ADAMS a. co.
no 8 18th street. Richmond Va
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THE NEW SHocxoE HILL MAKKET HOUSE,
The new building. designed for ponce siauoA
house and to tfford accommod atoms Tor q vegets-
bic market 10 rapidly approaching compieuon =
1t Is building which reflects greet credit upon the
projectors and taose under whose superintendence
1t has besn constructed. II combines. throughout
strength, durability, taste, neatness aud conVe'
nience Brick and iron are its component parts,
admirably pu. together by skilfui mechanics; the
building shout 100 feet in length, By about 80 IN
width, the whole covered with tin, and surmounf-
ed with two befrys, one containing bell weigh
ing over ZOO pounds. The police station house
contains six rooms two for the use OF the police,
and four rooms for criminals, neatly and conve-
nienty arranged in the second story, and the whole
warmed by an admirably constructed furnace De-
low, where there is also neat apartment fIr coal.
Water snd the city gas have been Intro duced into
all the apartments and all the police rooms con-
struced with view r. the best facilities for VEN
ilstion In warm weather, and for comfort in cold
seasons. The police apartments being finished, it
is now appropriated by them to the opposes de-
signed. Lucky will be the offender who gets lock.
ed up in these new and handsome rooms, com.
fortably warmed with clean new blankets for his
repose, instead of going into the miserable dark
and dirty quarters a: the old cage al the lower
ket. The market house portion of the building
will be ready for marketing purposes in six or
eight weeks-about the time the next vegetable
fairly sets in. 1t is designed to have broad
and smooth pavements around and about the
building, so laid down to drain al the water
from the premises into cuverts, which have been
prepared at considerable labor and expense to re-
ceive it Many other improv ements, in eonuec-
ton with this public square, are designed which
shall take occasion TO notice when further pro-
gress shall have been made towards their com.
pletion.
In viewing the above premises, we were forcibly
struck with the propriety Of the city acquiring, il
possible, the property on 9th street. below and i'm.
| mediately adjoining the New Market House Our
city, and particularly the Shockoe Hill portion Of
it, is rapidly increasing il population. TIE time
| in our opinion, is not distant, when still greater
market facilities will be demanded at that point
md hence the propristy of pur chase at this time
| before the property thsll have been improved by
| other va. liable buildings Indeed, we have no
doubt tie purchase would be profitable as well
as useful irvestment Even az this time, the city
could fhd profitable use in various respects, for
the ground alluded to- We should, therefore, be
pleased TO see the city purchase it, if it be OBJ
tsincd upon fair terms
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- JAMES PLEASANTs, Attorney
~ mt Law, win prstice In all the Courts Of
Richmond City and the county Of Henrico. Ohice
IN Law Building. fe1i-lm
T COAL, COAL.-sOHN w. wRiGhTis
nov receiving superior lot OF Anthracite Coal.
which he 10 selling at S5 IS from the weasel. de-
ivered. Orders sent to Office, on the Dock viii be
promptly attended 10. f. l5-6E
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1 ADlES' SClSSUkS.-A handsome ASSERT
u ment OF Rodgers Il Sons and Wostenhoim's
manufacture, always on hand and for eal1 low by
c. j. SINTON & CO,
fe l9 Sign of the Circular Saw II Main al
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IVORY TABLE CUTLEKY-ln seis of
L ~, 81 and SO pieces; ivory Tsole and Dessert
Knives, only 10 be used with silver or Albaa Forks
CarTers and Steels, Butter Knives, Nut Picks, &c.
&C; an additional supply OF both American and
English Manufacture, just to hand and for sale at
reduced prices by C.J SINTUN a. CO.
Ie 10 Sign VI the Circular Saw Il Maio 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-30
LIST OF vEssELs In PORT not CLEARED,
NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTOR,

| GALVESTON HOUSTON AID HENDERSON RAILROAD
FsNs SAL 1r reg ri 4 'h" oe o the Company, The
ana foo i' r'n-r4rton Of t5r All Tie iptly ,hi
,et" va excepted 'roP 'ialyestn llOH'rn d, MY
Plan. mud may he lire after the af dag
r A12'st f"Pss' Will be received M the day September
BLEW either Tor The ongu'f1 Of the road entire %,
MATERIALS REQUIRED.
lvs 900 C0ss e is~ % iHGrs
10000 iurtr , u PI Is and 80 feet us
n ttr snai -tn--gri'" pine, poet oak, oAr cypress,
10 1000 nnrt Ma l.nsth ie.s
,'b.hT VI 'nk, J., Z, ~ 20 "a feet
lnh-flD Wonderland Dr, do Iu.
5.pfUI nH;iius aIl0 y = a te'.
10 o. a. e.. r. a' :, x = FEE, 'ri'
lu' 90 N5ei IN IA taH. - feet.
~ tiytred to
J-r B, s53, aud JuIe
e grd' Of b. If Gravel coar'e sand Shelf. rguil
r ~ IN kersn b. CLEAR Creek, Betou, B,agg
ni "' % pt' icons md ~ tn"s To- Ire i a'eA By tie CAf
WORK REQUIRED
44s So ruhic yArt. G. ndd til.
Also for " pll Wrtt no
I0u VI BRIDGES mud Draw f-r
sp7r' Al" Tor 1870 feet nj Tre.tl"s Il TO Uf b Al - bs dnur
No. '1iE 10 So h0aons End uans - be seen ihe OH
fof"a1s"' be received Ike manner for laying Ihs s1perr
o ~ nj
re rget bds acenmpan proper ability Tsr
f9fm. ~ilts " III .hs mur.rt
1853. -
required, 10
be ! nierrd win the ttis
A. blds be erdorprd-
Prcposals-Ga.ve.ton, II. 4 H. Railrcad.n
o, ir,i,a contract. CALEB c. FoR2HEY,
i rf.f rvfre