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THr ARREST French co1sUL--n the Alta California
received by the late arrival Of the aNorh Star find the
following reference the matter Of the Of the
French consul nj San Francisco We have before given but
a brief telegraphic announcement;
aThe position Of Mr. Dillon IL understand IT rightly
Il now follows He struck his flag on the 25h for what
he Negod 70 be insults 10 France Those alleged insults
wereNo. ]. Command in subpoena toappcar witness
the trial Of the Mexican consul No. 2. Command TO
bring paper forming portion Of his official archives No
g. Violation Of his dome by the Marshal going In 10
rest him under the attachment without any express inn
piled permission 20 enter No The arrest under the at
tachment All OF which he declares 10 be insults to his
nation because direct violation of the treaty which exmpts
him from arrest He declares IL Is not for him to decide
what satisfaction is proper the insult having been rendered
10 his government which according to all diplomatic rule
must settle the affair,
The striking Of the flag The declaration that in
suit had been given which could not be passed without
tce and that he cannot hoist his flag until in the opinion
Of his government circumstances admit Of his doing
Striking the flag is resignation Of the Office but
suspension of It's duties Mr. Dillon consul Of Sardinia
authorized 10 act for France attends 20 the business OF the
French acting under his commission from Sardinia and
using the seal OF the Sandman consulate Whether the
positions Of Nj Dillon be well taken, according to the d-
plomsc code cannot say but IL satisfaction be due
for offence given without any intent TO Offend doubt
not the government win give IT, since Judge Hoffman has
decided the arrest TO have been improper one
aAt the time OF the arrest OF Mr. Dillon than a
thousand Frenohmea collected in great excitement
and they rushed forward prevent their consul being thus
taken OFF Mr. Dillon begged the crowd TO stand back and
20 disperse lie thanked them for their sympathy and
promised do duty The party then proceeded
the court and his return 70 his Office he hauled down
his flag and then addressed the multitude urging them 10
remain quiet He assured them that he had done nothing
except wst he considered to he his duty and he needed
no aid Mr. D. then placed himself and his counrymen
under the protection OF the British flag
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

WAR prPARrsrrT,
Washington, May ~, ls54
PROPOSALS will be received al als department until O'Clock
Monday, The 18th OF June for supplying the stationery
described In the schedule below.
The stationery he beet qiaiy. Samples
the bids
The give bond, approved
for the faithful fuhlmen Of his and the de
the night order s articles such time and IN
deem proper and increase diminish
the quantities below stated
Papers made Of linen stock.
folio post ruled made, weighing II pounds
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%, 900 envelopes go weighing pound per 1000
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do wafer STAMPS do
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pecks black sand per reeS
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May 24-taw4wh@June lint and Siar'J
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0,~Fir.s Prssby,e,ian Church. 4 ia .trsst-Rev q
morning. eees g subject, - % snaes
Al.o, preaching in the evening BY Rev Dr. halo
Ma May = a7 a'Ss'''' WV N'''
u1-Rev. o. C. Wheeler, IN. usinisser who ssas
grsd cularuis, viii preach BY candle evening
progress 1--WE year.
ey-H.v. w. n. nnburn, Chaplain to Hou.s OF Rep
resen,ave- will preach IN the Capitol Sunday IL
0s Mss h : N
eJ-ws't.rn rre.byier,.n Church, corner of E and
issy upon bis da,.. win preach tsssss, a. and
O'Clock and at the hours zach succeeding Sabbath
G5-Rsv. Mr.. Mnhurn, Chaplain Of tho Hons. Of R.p-
will The Congregational church.
opposite City Hall, fomouow, 49,
Bibie soeis,yIhe 18th annvsr..y III. Washington
street. on Monday evening May 20 q, O'Clock -
.:ss.; u. s,,.,, a;s Jane. Mcneil
i:ow.y o. n,oosyn delegate from that society
The Re, Or H.owa win so dsIve, discourse the Pin,
Ere q sss,s on s.s, NJ ?. e
ny order Of The board Of managers
May T-at
o. rhe arxt annsversary ths Cadets Temper
81 this city win take place Temperance Han this evening
sevess by speakers
Shepherd, Mitchell,
Charles w Hssslsr The public invited To attend coec
ton will be taken mp 10 aid the cadets May %
ny-Mr. Please mnnoupce Chsrles Calvert csa a.
eoune for The First Ward
May 2G MANY VOTERS.
ly-pt~st fellow cr en- en- Ri Es ARERT ESQ.,.
supported the First Ward
council.
May a. MANY VOTERS.
ay- second wssd.-rlsase announce John M. Dom
candidate COZ the enard o from the second Ward
n the ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
May N-3l6th1une
ny j. q. Mcguire. Anctiopeer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CONNECTICUT
avenue, between and streets, aucon.On Monday
June sh at o'clock the shall sell lots
49, 49, and W. vidons subdivision Of Mo- 1885,
each osk feet svenue, between streets
north, running back aboa, 100 feel alley.
Thee aouare ana
persons securing xrss class
building any property offered city.
Terms third the residue payments q
~ and s months. with interest, secured by deeds
di.posahe. J. g. Mcguire,
May 27-eod Auctioneev.
THE BALTIC FIELDs-betag new map Tc~vsps,
and sso she Black sea and Dsnuse provinces enlarged
The Of the provinces Of Tuksy,
huss and Austria the fisct and detailed the
Danube snd lite fortified towns. rs cents,
Msy2T FRANCK TAYLOR
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nv y. &. rc,.uunr. Auc,,on..,

THE BALTIC FIELDs-betng map ~ Ewv~p<,
and he Black and Danuse Provinces enlarged
~
The Of Of the frontier Of Turkey,
huss and Austria the Fsct and detailed
Dsnube and ts fortified towns rs cents.
Mayor TRANCK TAYLOR
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Explosion.

HAnrponD, (Conn.,) May 26.Hanmer's powder mill
poded here this morning. killing two persons and woundng
others.
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Euaitipe. lare Ercitement,

BosToN, May The fugitive-save excitement is in
creasng here rapidly meeting is to be held at Faneail
Hall to-night on the subject.
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CHARLESTON, Is CO. May 26.The Isabel, Capt.
Rollins arrived here with Havana to the 22d inst
All quiet the island The captan-general has
given several dinner parties to the French commodore and
officers of the squadron there.
The great State ball announced. All the English and
French officers present
The reported nsurrecton between the Spanish untrue
though there il considerable dissatisfaction. Business
dull
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CoSoERr rms EyEFINe-we learn from entitled
TO the highest respect that the Count and Countess who
give concert this evening Carus Saloon scientific
and pleasing singers Beside their musical attanments they
are recommended for their excellent personal qualities They
have had TO contend with 'the sings and Of
ragcous fortune !" and this trust win induce the liberal
to pstronizo them.
0LD-ScHooL PnrpsyrrHiAss.-Ata meeting Of the gen
assembly of his denomination OF Christians, recently
held Buffalo. New York report made and approved
recommending the erection Of imposing church cd6ce in
the city Of Washington
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Presbyterian Assembly Old School.

ITt5IyrtTIdW 15stHI0ty--OFd
BUFFALO, May 25A resolution not to send delegates to
the German Reformed Church was docketed
The discussion on the Danyille Seminary was resumed
DR.. Breckenridge spoke ably for several hours.
Dr. McMaster replied and then withdrew his amendment
the report of the committee semnares which
then adopted.
The house then voted the selection Of places for
meeting next year. New York. New Orleans Nashville Co
umbus, and Pittsburg nominated New Orleans
the largest votes no choice was made
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Latter from, Bolipia.
New YoRK, May 25.The schooner Sullivan has arrived
from Bolivia with dates to May 10TH Hides
On April 5 the city Of Neutreas destroyed by fire
with hides large lot of deer skins and other proper
ty Probably many lives we're lost.
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ns- The first anntvcrssry ~ the Cadets O Temper
this win take Temperance Hail this evening
a O'Clock
addresses will he delivered by speakers and als
Masters Edwards. James, Shepherd Stsngs, Mitchell,
Che. W. Hassr The public invited To attend colles
ton will be taken mp aid the cadets. May -
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PITTsBuRo, May 24.The Pennsylvan fecsoi conven-
ton here to-day attended by about forty delegates On
the first ballot the convention nominated David Potts. Of
Chester for governor George H. Riddle Of Allegheny for
canal commissioner and William NJ Stephenson, of Mercer,
for Judge of supreme court
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second Wsfd.---fisasc announce John NJ Dom
candidate Cor the board of second Ward
at ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
MAYS 4-A6th1une
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01~First Presbyterian Church. la strset-Rev. B.
Sunderland the PASTOR may be expected preach in this church
sebbsh) at II O'Clock subject
Alec, preaching in the evening by Rev
way OF brooklyn, New Nork
May T-A
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PHLApELPHIA May 26.Samuel Smith, agent for the City
Of Glasgow has received via Halifax the following despatch
from Richardson 4 Co: te
" The steamer advised you of foundered per Frank
lin, not the City of Glasgow, but believed of the
West India steamers"
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ny-Mr. risa.o announce Chsres Calvert, esq
coun ~ for The First Ward
May 2g MANY VOTERS.
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n7-Et~st Ard.--opr fellow citizen en- Es ARERT ESQ.,.
supported represent the frs, Ward in the board Of
mo council.
May a. MANY VOTERS.
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I'm. JOHNSTON,
hh joHNsrON,
~ BALTIMORE LOCK- HOSPITAL,
"her- may be obtained the most -prrJy H~nedy for
.SELlREI ILSEISES

SBORET DISEASES.
s & ksS,: s%"s lem a s:,a Pain In
PS.s ps,sr. Of , s,1 sap ana =,
MIND and In the end destroys both BODY and
YOUNG MEN,
dreadful and de.ueive habit which sweep,
haSs
heivng yre may cali with null eossdsnee 70
consul. sia.t Ds sni
''''s4 70 perfect health. DIR Joussros
~ osyzcx no. ! SSvs% TRSSkalcx STREET -,..
PARTICULAR in observing NAME sUMsEk yoo .i
''Ez IzSE 1Ia 4S rs 4Ro ~ c4fsx MADE
:. ,rr HI. r.ry sI..e.ivs practice is sufficient TIA,
' ''''e' '"i Gr s:'io jo,issq@x. sfsH 70
cssss q shs 6SsS . sad I e
.ni sss' . In s s. .e. Of d L
rInsns ,s ss. 'h.. srs ever many troubled With
ned a, .aiasn sounds and n.hfane, win
A Certain Dt--..-
when the misguided votary of pleasure ends b.
Ia. Ia. aa G :ss.. s. Of Of .
from applying g those Who from education .,pstaby
Srnsi %aae MAJ. ,sir appeAIans such a, liberated
deafness; node on shin III e sna ana ana s aG s S
p If I'm a. a, G and M on With ffsh.u
l a in and the renof this awful Object
ns. sy ending him 70 .has
is ,r,s the nss, and from
;" sot,a ..s.s aneoly fac, that
s SS s M % ss o. S. at Ssiy poison ruin
timely grave or else ,%.s,,a %.ss , ,s,ise re- do e. ne
And diseases the e,ence Of which is generally p.re-p,. bv
P.in unsa'ine.. in Urinary Organs. weaines. system
vou'nes' and peculiar affection, Of mlnd eianehOy
Take Particular Notice,
o men Who have injured themselves certain practice in
from
sehoothe which are nightly frit eSen
When asieeP and not cured renders upossib
parents ns.eSe ro sHrSs r6Sst md
Nature and in secret .ss sSS sSs ss
before contemplating
should mind and body are the mos,
sssiy pSTi@sss SG s prospect sss
spar and ae S The sapd .sssSn @ With de-
Of fAA0'her becomes 1,sh..% with our ,,
young men and all Sho have injured themselves
These OF the sad melancholy produced by
The ss Loss 81 Of m MueSsr saIs fas fa. t P
pia;o1 Of he Heart Dy~rsA NervOu, Irrtaby,
Consumption. &c. "
Mentally.
Memory. Ideas DPi..ca Of sp. S..'Rs ES F@TsDS E%'
ding Aversion to society s Drust Love Solitude,
v; aer are some Of the evil. produced
Of !sii IfiIh ysoi Dssosi"s ssat pa
oh happy hundreds OF misguided youth. been rlade
Who have been suddenly restored health
ni WEAK
By this great and Remedy, organs
ssy sn ha i nS % Of The aos
Immediately relieved AniHpeiimentst
Physical Di.qualiaeaioa rvous Irri,Ab,y Trembling
and wrsEness Exhaustion Of the Kind speedily
tS1tIICE No. !, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET RAL-
a ans"+s ,,,.nG raI rsra,lon. psrt".mcd;
skin Di-rn-c: speedily Cured.
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hD MACHERs PATENT liY DRO. ELECTRIC CHAINS
constructed TO be under the
M ueovory In medicine and electricity Of the present
They relieve, without pain shock acute
yoIs pains such as head nd ooacr maic pains. tic
and by their lid but psrceptr
action the body diseases years such ~ ,, I
cal paralysis, nervous complaints diseases etc dis.ppear
success In all those dreadful diseases children
conNnsons also In dcuties and lii,
tuers oi The bowels They prrcipate their solution.
deeompose water, deee magnetic needle Ip short hn III
e Phenomena of powerful yoaic Pile. Instruments pro
uucng these effects weigh can b. od nm In
oeketok are always ready for ur and will
a,t man guarding himself family friends
streaming electricity perfectly SAFE certain and
speedy remedy The price Of compt. from 4, TO a.
batteries from clio to t.2 80. w.
Incredible the above facts any person can s.,
convince himself beforehand the depot their truth III.
by the Academy Of Medicine New York and IN.
been applied with great IA. cI,y
etc. In Ehroe by the Royal Colleges Physicians and
In London; by the Academies Satonae de Medicine AT Pas hy
Faculty nj Vienna by the Royal Faculty Berlin;
principal hospitals in Europe. Wv
The propretors in tesmona 10 the SANE
wen as OF the most eminent and or -
them. ' '"e Pu'''' 10 examine
fh aud illustrated descriptions Tor use and on.
'o Hn with copies Of testimonials number Of
The ohes They will be fo Nsr postage TO any uaI a.
sta IN answer to prepaid nquiris,
No. 6es broadway, cor Prince street Me- Y",r
Virginia. isaI.,,t
TIE INDIA HtnHEIt COnIIt COMPANY
onirr q ttiH sar-t. New v"rk.
SoLE MANUFACTURERS under GocpyEl,s PlrESr offer IA
- th- Trade hTge I'urtpent Ixp. EuBn,E DRrS.,sG
CONES itEIIs TrcE and sIDE CoNBs I0sg Cuun Ic
:" NE hJ''i Dn'> and yyi1o H eiIcfy da,dLiiv e.
combs OF other They feel softer 20 The L,
any Other Comb not affected by grease and war
raned 10 stand any climate and to warp or split
sale at the phrrai Comb Dealers York and at the
DErdT COMPANY. ,Is,a
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SsID,.k- FOR stLk-e3oOOoc Coupon iond. o ihe ,or-
~ porntlon of fyucburg 80 yir-
nualiy.
$4,000 Coupon Bonds Virginia Central aiIro.d
Company 90 years TO interest payable half yearly To
cur the or these Bond which there
ooo and no more can be ,ued there
works OF the Company, costing about tl
$4,000 hichnond tIiy stock - maturity inter
payment OF this stock, which will rSugush
Persons having stocks dispose onr them
ous account or N
desirable to then, viii sell on their mod
commission.
To hole wishing invest would
rally have hand the In
which will he sold moderate
ja2C-u MAURY 4 MORTON, ,ohee under CITY IIotei
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yIyiIE I25 FHNNhFOIT STATE DI-TiiIII 7TION-Ga
rsnted by the Gove the Pre- City


S,Oo'hare,, n. l,Oct,IsO sss,coO
The trelnh vii rs,sSs IN addition the premium Of
dorm: I on,quen'ly one share obtain about $500
I. money lIso offers the be, fa
@ S vii ,ss fssTs s ssS's e large M 9s
forwarded to each shareholder.
whole share $40 One Ss H SHARE s onequae share
shares; '.s, 'D'''' y
s;1f:,' f' ;ni:s's'
do 1 4o b. S Ss who
appointed
ss iss to n every
to g sterling bank ao'e. SilI. Ea1ops
The will be paid nIossh T S.sSGfd Sass Sons
Bankers and Appointed Government Inspectors
Apply sci%&ESscL Sons
EGS ghy ffs
Co. No 70 Lombard st. London where all banking business will
das sS "'''S houses III every Town IN EUROPE
O%". nGsT1s store No @ Ts;, Main
smith Roberts Very roomy every respse de.ra. ILL
bic asd@ s92''''' or retail stand VAN &
QSOH sALE.-A very neat Cottage With about so Ga
ond IS, Sun aT al and suitable i Tor ron rS ss
family There good orchard, garden, vineyard me1ioT
deis-dAcf HILL TALLEY.
NALuABLE FARM For shIE.-The subscriber I, au.
hGrd y the proprietor to'el ptiyAisv ssusble Farm,
Si,sI % , - the SGnn % o. nSver ,S @ mr, from Richmond on
~ sTr.'n The balance well supplied With Walnut, Cedar aud
dac,. wheat, com o, rat.sqaiy suited to he
sacs the snt.t1cs tables in great there sSou r a9r
acre, Of gocd Meado- l.ni, through which Hs
within ten steps Of the Dwelling and heheu sprngt
improvement. upon consist Of Frame Dwelling
portion q which nes eontanng 'iy rooms Kitchen smoke
house ssole' A., Ae all oi which are in good order
rs 'r'" rth St. bctrccn Main "a anil T. Rsst Sn. si,
w souns, dious'tsr KnE wam King Queen aud ~ al al
lover nfns v'hs, Cesin empynen In ihi, ely either
sae,man y, .Gne msresne House or s'
standing tan, in Society Apply to, WI q ALLEN.
w ANrED.-l wish to employ Immediately, white wo.
small family. WV. q. kLLEN, iim street,
jap Between Main and Bank sts
Ahto- utOWN, Brohtr. once No iCs Main ,iI
- opposite The nAot ofyrgina, overs BonAVitA
LIST door upstairs to ihoen II
HAN, Win her child six weeks oii she h rstrs.p,,s a.
be good Cook washer sud irouc and sesm.res Apply
Jsnt between MAin and Hsnt streets
NoR nEsT asa hs-,,'io. oic. og ns i Day q Apri
'1a;' as "'''o Apply . sESSa%IS SSST c, R1TIs sI.
SEwING uIHDS.-usg,p, silver Plated sewing Bird,
| - with sfew Cushion sttsehed, for sale by .
| teA Corner Main aud 18th streets.
qSpoN nUsrAHD.ISS SSSssSoS1 Ss;;; 6, al; I; 20
AZ uHDs. AND Hills. POnTo RICO SJ
J,9s JAS WINSTON
EPACON ON CONSIGNuENT.--A small lot ot shoul
der Bacon Of rs qaiy received consignment
j.so SUTTON WINSTON.
HHOWDER.-epkessD Du Points sporting and Blasting Pow
'' daily ''ps'' TpSN Ss sns %SsFTS TSi; "j 's Go
HSAMIIY SoSI, Of superior qosi ", receiving and III
| y ssle1 leiSl DAyENPOKr, ALLHS 60.
| RsS agi.s SOUTHAMPTON 4. pRANDN
iss JAS WINSTON.
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,,.sf.s1s5 GATA5oGsE ss,sE OF GaAsmDEN SEEDS.

| CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS.
WARRANTED yRHsH AND GENUINE oBrhiNgD yRoN
90 baltimore. Fold by RoBERr DUvkL ERo sS Main
IT, above American Hotel. Richmond, Va
lhr-- sees Of the nnest quality recon-
1 country. "" ,"''
hEIICHoxx-treen Globe
AtFAKACrs-Giant
n'ssk- M.rrou SIX Weeks white Kidney L,rr. Linn, 4.
rtErs-ons Blood Eariy nip. sugar wur,.s
Es,g.on- E'rIy Parpie. Large Purple cape
CCitu'l0wsh-Esrly and Late
York, Early Baers.s Laryr Flat Dutch ..
n Drum Head Purple Green curei savos Dramhes savoy
haiy Sugar Loaf, Ae, ~
C,shon-L1nnE Orange, Large White Cattle
S'ishr- White Solid, ReJ solid
Cn'Ss-BrOsd Leaf Garden
cs%sgsIy r!y fr.me; Long nreen eh.,kin, Ae
kHs pLAxr-Iurpie
ISbiFk-trern Curied
, L,.IrreEoEnrly se's, lee, Brown Dutch, Ie Ge &c
kAsTrEITtM -
OSI0S--whit- and Red
Pharmaceutical
PAssNlr-Cup, Large Dutch
saeair Extra Early Bishops E,ry Dwarf Dwarf Blue
Pru.In, Dwa,t Green imp-ris Dwarf asrreutat
rttfrE-bnii Nose, Cayenne. sc
RntHARB-for Tarts
silsiEr-Or Oyster Plant
SFNS.uI- Round
Sou.sH-EaTy Bush
IoHATO-large f.i, extra
TrRyPR'd Top, Whit. Fiat Dale, Bybru I,nr, so,,,t
Rua BEya, Ac ''@' --'tS '''''''A
hlso,-sveet AMI Pot Herb Seeds
PtoSsE SEEp-. dne assortment
irD sIII. ine-rne Grass Feeds, ke, &c. f-Io
4 imE.-virtinia Liuav. nd lore. .ae by
Ielo WINSTON L POWERS.
BSAtON AND LhuD.-rrrns Hans, sie.' and Breast
pieces; aso, sueiy prime received and
'"f 'Ais by usi"l wINsToN POWERS.
icoHiCE.-ieo cases inurria" aud O and r. b. ands
iel0 DAVENPORT. ALLYN CO.
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sssty"5A,;S,s mopII hHGIIIrECT,'' IN TW

sss LOANS MODEL. ARGIiITECT,- TWO
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Is nos offered complete volumes
numbrr II has received the decided
tors Builders and all classes erection of
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theI in ornamental or plain styles Li work
book Zach Ian las following tabL-
cost OF every article required 10 completed that
the building edetcrnned accurately
to seaIr aud the mechanic obtain
every necessary, we'll the appearance
building When completed -
As manual for reference, THE onEL ARCHITECT contain
Ing In addition 70 it, pls-s subject
public. "
1t contains FrontIspieee Colours; Plan for a
Painted Ceiling, Printed nine C"our-
gAnty Printed hTrr Colours;
four Colour; together with 6I sheets
Pat's ~ fruu Perspective, and Villas
Churehr, ani s"hoo uses. Printed in Colours
plates eNhiuing in detail the I'm
iions of Masonry w"ol Iron Work.
s29 Plates in the Work Price per fI5oO
JAMES wOoDHoUSE,
Bookseller, siaioner, and Dealer in Piano Yortss.