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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
v.,Aav Morning. AprtI 3. 1887.

n.naoap ACCIDENT - Fea.fai Mid. W cd
r..d.v morning OF last week, says the Cumoer'
land Telegraph, - the early coal train from the
nina. NJ the Cumberland Coal aud Iron Company
Gas coming down the grade, about four o'clock the
train ran over Q large boulder which had rolled
down from the embankme1t immed ateiy upon tue
csntrs of the track. The locomotive passed over
Il with slight dam. ge, but the oashce OF Tue tfa'n
including the tender, had every brake ripped out
from one end of the train 90 the other The brakes
man becoming aware Of this fact and seeing In
moment that Il cars could not De controlled going
down grade Of over one hundfed feet 70 the mile,
think descreton the better part of valor, At
Ian the train On Is went, Aud at each revolution
of the wheel the momentum increased until the
velocity became absolutely frightful. The whis-
lie sounded TO put down the breaks, but the only
ansver was Q wild unearthly whistle reverber ating
amonss, the bleak hills, scarcely heard before It
died away or was drowned by the rafting of swift
revolving wheels upon the iron track At length
the engineer became convinced that something
must be the matter.
Adjusting his valves, he began cautiously to pick
his way to the rear of the train. As he advanced
through the thick darkness he tried to put down
the breaks Of first one and then another of the
cars All were broken off or damaged by the
rock on the track He At length felt bis way back
to the two ears ct the rear of the train. Pulling
out the coupiing-pip, he felt sure that be could
control them when detached from the train. But
they were In the same condition. All were broke
NO control could De exercised over them ne
train was now running at frightfal speed. what
to doi was the next consideration. To jump seem
ed like certain death, while to remain upon the
train promised no exemption from a similar iate
A moments thought determined the course OF
the intrepid engineer. Clngins for momen,
70 the rear car he commenced climbing down until
he could feel the ground with his feet. He then
let all holds 90, falling against the ground with
much violence, but escaping with few painful
bruises.
On went the train at a furious rate. The two
detached cars were thrown from the track before
going 4 great distance One of the other iron
hoppers had the trucks knocked from under it,
and it WAS dragged some distance, completely
ripping ont the bottom, but finally ch ckiog the
train some three miles above town Take it alto-
gether It was frigbtful occurrence, and seen In
the deep dark mess of the morning whipping in and
out among the gorges of thu mountain, with the
sparks and steam issuing from the locomotive in
. vast column, with a solitary man clinging for
life to the rear car, or cautiously climbing down
to escape from almost certain death, it must have
presented scene of fearful import The name
of the engineer was Mr. George Myers
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BAYARD TAYLoR.-The Cologne Gazette states
that Bayard Taylor returned to Stockholm from
his winter tour in Lapland about the middle OF
February. The most northern point reached by
him and his companions was Kautokripe, ia Find
land, 50 deg north latitude. They travelled il
Lapland costume, on sleds drawn by reindeer
and were objects of great interest with the natives
as Taylor was the first American seen in those
pSrts
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DAVID CURRY.
1880 TIKI GkkAT SOUTHERN IN
X2 HAT AND CAP MANUFACFORY xY
AND DEPOT.
SPRING TOsO 1857.
JOHN DOoLEY,
81, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

Oof1N Oo(LE Il
81, MAIN STREET, KlCHMOND, VA.
MANUFACTURE AND IMPORTER OF
HATS, GAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&c, &C.
Would this occasion particularly call the attep
ton of his regular customers snd Others to tho pre-
paraticns he has made for the business of Spring.
During his cent tour 10 the North he has visited
not only thu cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York but also the principal manufacturing dis
tricts where goods in his line gst uphus he has
been both to obtain samples of every article
made, and purchase more advautsgeously than here
tofore
For the in portation of French goods, he has made
such arrangements as will insure him regular sup
ply of tho newest and choicest styles
The silk and other Hats of his own make have in
varably been deemed by his customers superior to
those of Northern importation. From various i'm
provements recently made in his factory. ths sups-
riority will not only be maintain d. but added TO.
Such country merchants as purchase elsewhere,
without giving Richmond trial. he would respect
fully invite to visit his estsblishment-he assure,
them should thsy 30, they wi find stock of goods
eauang variety, quantity. and low prices that of
eny other house North or South
His business arrangements are Of the completest
kind and the greatest attention is paid TO the careful
packing and prompt ,hipment Of goods NH Cts
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A CEKTAIN CURE FOX ALL.
s. In dresry winter, Snow or rain,
When winds do blow, am the sams
In lovly cot, or rich mans retreat,
lam to them, INSTANT RELIEF.
For lonely orphan, the poor mans bride,
For those that use me tits their pride
To recommend when cast down with grfef
Their greatest comfort IL INSTANT RELIEF.
For COUGHS and COLDS, it's to prevent,
And cure all those for such Pm meant,
I'm nice to take, tits quite treat,
Do take this Syrup, LEONARD'S INSTANT
RELIEF.
Price 25 cent. &c.. &c. fe 10
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THE FLORIDA wAR-The following is lis. of

THE FLORIDA WAR The following Is a list of
the killed and wounded in the late engagement of
United States troops with the Seminole Indians:
Killed-Private Chiffon, company G; McKinn,
company !; aud M Ciusky, company d, Ssh infantry
s. Died of wounds-Private BONNER, company g,
9Th infautry-l Wound 'd-2d lieutenant Edmund
Free "sn, lin the arm severely Sergeant Taylor.
company II private Gallsg CHER, company Il; non-
peliy. company X and Mingie, company 9, 9Th in
fAntrH-6.
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ARTISAN WELLs.-Nine artesian wells have
been sunk 10 various establishments in New York
1t an expense of $50 900, which furnish 1890
gallons of water per minute. The price of the
same quantity of "Croton" annually would be
500 II is said
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ALARGE DEMONSTRATING the year 1856, one
grain and produce firm in Chicago, Ill have used
In their bueiness Sl2, 500 600, their checks on a
single bank amounting to 50 600, 900. The amount
Of grain which passed through their hands was
2 0S6 000 hpahel.t
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The London Medical Times notices a case of
poisoning at Tully, Ireland, from having eaten
salt horse mackerel. A father, mother and three
daughters were the Victims. The verdict of the
Coroner's jury was, Died by the visitation of
God, after eating some horse nackarel, which was
not properly cured
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IN SPRING STOCK, FUk 1857.
AaAATHE NEW AND EXTENSIVE HAT, CAP
AND FANCY FUR DEPOT.
- Main Rfrepf

Binfcrd, Dickinson & Weisiger,
Have now in and readyIfor SALE ct wholesale
retail Of the largest and most complete stocks of
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods offered ia this
market, which have been selected with crest
from the largest and most extensive manufactures
especially for the Virginia, North Carolna and Ten
nessee trade.
The attention of merchants and others, is most
spectfully called to he above splendid stock, which
comprises every stye suited to the Spring trade.
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HATS, GAPS, SHOES, 20.
= HO0Ts. sHOES. T1UNKs.

r BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, -
kc.-Ths subscdber informs his
frisnds and the public that he hiss
- returned to the city, and taken tho store No
l5O Main stssst, two doom below the Exchange
Bank. for tho purpsse Of carrying ON the BOOT
AND saOE BUSINESS in ali its branches rs
has now, and will always keep on band, general
assortment Of Northern and Eastsrn work, selected
By himself and unsurpassed By any in the city ~
well a. work of his own manufacture. His s.cck Of
Manu- featuring Materials cannot be surpassed
ThUNK9.-A good assortment of Trupks always
ON hand, which he will sell st . all advance.
He will be pleased to serve his old friends and Gus
TONERS IS heretofore.
NH lo--im DAVID CURRY.
WE HAVE kECklvED tire.
mendous stock Of sh9ss and Trunks. to
which we invite the attention of the pub.
lie - beias the cheapest In the State We would
call the attention of country merchants to stock.
- offering great inducements to them to buy
with We sell trunks at factory prices a. We are
agents for several Of the largest makers In the world
G. 8 MAURICE, Metropolitan Store,
sp2 ISL Main st., Eagle square.
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goth street, between Main and Eranklin "A

T,IN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FIT.
TING EsrABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY-The
10 the above business, with dispatch; and returns
thanks TO Dis numerous patrons for past f.vors and
solicits continuance of the seine Being a master
OF his business he can promise his customers that
all work done BY him viii, at least be equal to any
other house in the city, and fully as ehesp-a fact
Known 70 all persons who know what good work IL.
70 execute this description Of work in very sups-
Nor manner both In town and country.
TIN WAKE always on hand, large and gone
GAS FITTING -Hs IL likewise prepared to do
Gil kinds OF Gas Fitting In the best manner
tUMfS- He keeps always hand large and
extensive stock OF Well and Garden Pumps.
felt CHARLES II LANGLEY
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mrnuCINKs.

S7SSSTSW0 iSSi KfEIER~GHiT.
VAnREN CRY FOR 1T --fhis preparation has
n.sd for wears, and ito popularity 10 daily in
s.,ns A. it, great virtues - the only successful
Wnrm DESTROYER becomes more known. IL II conf
IDENTIFY recommended by physicians and others, -
the safest best, and most pleasant remedy fer ex.
n.lliua worms In uss. 1t 10 eagerly taken by chill.
drsu and will prove successful when all the ordinary
nsuse atins worm. seed oil preparations fail.
Prepared only by E. J. Picot, and sold by Druggists
generally. NH ii
IACk SONS EXCELSIOR BlTTEKS.-.
Read and pay attention to the following certificate
from we'll known and gushed citizen, and
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Bitters,
now much In vogue:
mr.. X. H. JAcKsoN--Dear Sir My mother-in-
law, Mrs. Armstrong. has been afflicted with Dys.
pepsia for some sixteen years Not finding any per.
manent relief from the various remedies used, she
induced to try your Excelsior Bitters' and it
affords much pleasure to testify to ther beneficial
results She enjoy her food With . relish to
which she stranger previous to the use OF your
valuable medicine GEO. w. WILEY"
MEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION THE
VA-Thisis to Ger ify that have used In my practice
and have seen used BY Others DR. l. Scotts Ceeb,a-
ted White Circsssian Liniment and have no hest
tstion In saying that have confidence in 1t than
any other Liniment l ever saw l have used 1t in
Rheumatism, Sprains Bruises, Pains and Burns,
with almost universal success. and can with conf.
dence recommend 1t TO the afflicted.
EDWIN PARSONS, NJ. D.
Va, Dec. 4. 1855.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell Leda
& Co. and Alex. Duval Richmond. Ia g
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WORKS.
MILLER g. VINCENT.

MILLER g. VINCENT,
Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
FONTS. MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES, &c =,
nearly opposite I'd Baptist Church, ON Main street.
have hand as large and we'll finished assortment
of work can be found in any Establishment. in the
city.
Prices lower than the same quality of work can
be obtained in any of the Northern cities
NH Ism
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SD SPRING, 1857.
MM CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENwARE,,

GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 20 Pearl st., Richmond,
Has in store, and il receiving by recent arri.
walls, from Liverpool and the American Factories
his Spring supplies of CHINA GLASS, EARTHEN-
WARE, LOOKING GLASSES, FANCY GOODS,
&c, to whlck he invites examination from mer.
chants visiting this market.
His stock will be found az extensive and complete,
and will be- ssd good terms any house in the
country offer.
To all cash or prompt paying time customers, in
duce nents will be offered equal to any to be foucd at
the North.
40 those merchants who have been Ia the habit Of
buying all their goods at tbs North, he would say.
that all he asks is impartial inspection of his
stock and prices, assuring then they will time
labor and expense, by leaving their order, here.
The mcst careful and experienced packers ngagsd,
and goods promptly forwarded.
sTONEWARE of the best quality, at factory
prices, NH 6-2ul
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NOTICE. All persons Indebted to A. q.
0AkNETT CO. requested to call ct
Johnson Hsrwood's store, No. n Main street, and
ssttis immediately, lenssr indulgence cannot BE-
eVeos nh l0~-ln
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BREEcH LOADING CANNON. Church Goddard
brooch losdins cannon ade by of the Briti,h
Government has undergone a final trial at Wool
witch The tun 10 eleven feet long wegE eig hty.iv.
ewt, and 10 counted upon SIDE carl ags one man
may load and IRE three times without fatigue.
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COSTLY DRESSING AT the last Court ball, the
jewels of the E Impress Eugenie were estim ated at
four millions of francs $500 O00 and the hounces
robe of Her Majesty, cost six hundred thousand,
($l20 O0O)-the dress and jewels thus amounting to
almost million of dollars
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SNGi.f4iNGuAM q TAkDY,
w IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERsIN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No 13 PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
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I ONDON PORTER. In MINIS an , o1ar1s
n Fine Old 1ys Whisky. A large stock for sale
~ s EooLEsT0N 4 FITZGERALD,
mn 0i-H IL Pearl Ut.
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BY telegraph.

Nyw YosK April2-Flour advanced cts South
arm sc IO1e6 40 Wheat finer, but irregular. Com
unchanged. Stocks firmer; Va. Sc s9<.
BALTIMORE, April 2.-Flour dull; Howard street
and Ohio 1852 Wheat unchanged. Corn firm
white 6 l162, yellow 6ld63
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90 WAXING & PEAkCE,
w DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
IL N. w. Corner Of 4th and Broad sts,
SOEutT Vi I'LL duu DEC
RJClMnNn VA

| w DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
| - N. w. Corner Of 4th and Broad sts,
RICHMOND, VA,
Dealers in Imported Drugs, Chemicals, Surgical In
| struments. Fancy Articles Perfumeiy, French and
Amsric Window Glass, Paints. Oils, Putty, Var
n.hes, Dye stuss and Imported Havana Cigars
PIesnrirt'ons carefully compounded at ell hours of
| the day or night
Physicians orders filled with accuracy at the oh or-
| est notice.
Physicians Saddle Boys and Medicine Chests, of
| newest styles always on hand NH 26-lm
DICfIMOND SODA WATER k~TAR-
| II LISHME&T 1t Is a fxed fact, that the only
genuine article of bottled Soda Water. Porter and
Ale made in this city, put up by II. MCCORMACK
who atters himself that he 10 able to compete with
any manufacturer either North or South having
been engaged in the business for the last years
presiding So the greater part of which year he
spent in visiting all the larger cities of the North to-
eeher with those of England and Ireland examining
their diff erent breweries and bottng establishments
with a view to still greater improvements in the
celebrated.
She subscriber Is now bottiins Porter Ale, Cider
Soda Water, sc, at his old stand where he hopes by
strict attention to business to merit contip ance
OF the patronage heretofore literally bestowed ON
him In former yesrs All orders from city or com
try customers promptly attend ed to.
The subscriber Juld most respectfully request ell
me CITY customers to return al his bottles to i dri
vers and to no other hs finds great many
of them missing; aud he forewsrns all purchasers Of
Sod, Water Porter, Ale and Cider not to receive any
OF his bottles except from his drivers.
M MCCORMACK.
NH 2l-lm No 500 Brood street.
SP GAL NOrICE.-W. PETERSON
- GRADUATE OF TIL Z PHILADELPHIA
CoLLEGE OF PHARMACY. having purchased of
Mr. }. b. WOOD his stock of DRuGs, CHEMICALS
FANCY ARTICLES, &c at his city DRUG STORE,
corner of 18th and Nam Streets next to the ST.
Charles Hotel, respectfully solets contn of
the patronage heretofore 30 literally extended TO
his predecessor. and hopes by strict attention and
particularly to the purity and good quality of all
articles offered for sale, to meet liberal share of
custom. MARCH 2, 1857
Having sold to W. PErERsoN my stock Of Druss
no ct the store corner of 18th and Main streeta /
hereby recommend him to tho oopfidencs of INV
friends and the public and respectfully ash for him
continuance of the patronage heretofore so literally
bestowed upon me.
Ny ofhcs, for the present, will be with Mr.. Peter.
son, at the old stand
MACH 2 1851 NH 3-dlm l. r. WOOD
COACH AND FURNITUKKV VA hNIsH.
~ ES. OF superior manufacture; Varnsh Brushes,
Dat, round and oval. and Of various sizes; Pumice
Powder; fxeeisor Said Paper. and q general vsiis-
~ Of the best polishing Materials For sale by
VIM 6ATTLEk X CO,
NH n Ice Main ct
n AAh N a 8
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To BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY YIN APRIL

NV " ''.sss.... Ou p,Vb~
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
prizes Of $3.50 approxlmating to $4,000
prize are ...'.'.'......::. o4U
prizes of $50 approximatins to $4,000
cnzo are. "
II prizes of $50 spproximsting 70 $4,000
q prizes Of $50 appro1imasins to 50 500
prize eIo.. fdb
pr;ze sre.'...................s... $40
600 prfsss of $40 are.....................6 0OG
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TkAs, TEAS, TKAs--.A sreat variety OF
L Green and Blsek Teas, embracing sone sf the
WILLIAM +. KING,
NH ss--st aaa Eraakhn u.
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CU-PARTNERS SHIP NUTIC OK.
EKxS The subscribers having associated them
ES-selvee under the style of g Z. MILES
CO for the purpose Of carrying On the CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING business ars now prepared to
furnish the public with CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs,
&C. of every description, at the shortest notice and
reduced prices Having procured the services Of So.
perior workmen. can confidently warrant all
work TUNED out of our establishment, and respect
fully solicit q share of the public patronage. Our
factory is situated Virginia street, the Dan
Vile Depot Repository, 18th street, between Main
and Cary. g 2. MILES,
THOS g. THORNTON,
JOHN PRITCHARD.
s-REPAIkING done with neatness and dis
patch February LIST, 1857.
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~ BOXES kiassfora 8 r A X q u :, Tor
NH H-sf WIN. TAYLOR.
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nIssOLUTINN OF CO-PARTNEkeHIP.
IL The CO. Partnership heretofore existing between
the undermined under the firm of L. sMITHER
Il BRO, 10 this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
Those having claims against tbs concern, will pre-.
sent them to JOHN L. SMlTHER for payment; and
those Indebted ere respectfully invited to cali aud
settle their respective dues with him, who IL alone
authorized to wind up the business.
JOHN L. SHITHER,
Feb. %, 1887. r. 8. SMITHER.
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JOHN L. SMITHER will continue the DRY
GOODS business in the house lately occupied by j..
L. Smither Bro, and begs to tender his most CRATE
full Judgments his friends and the public for
tn. very liberal patronage accorded to the late firm
end respectfully socits for himself continual OF
the same assuring them that his best efforts will be
used to give entire Subtraction to a who may extend
to him their favors.
NH Sim JOHN L. SMiTHER.
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MICAJAH MANGUM.

<M - k& DISh rs q + III e
.HMA AE&SA FEET and HANDS, Corns,
<eTYE ~ Bunions, DefoImed Nails,
ESJSS1 &C, and every disorder of
the Feet and ands eradicated without any pain, by
Dr.. y. SCHULTZ the skilful Surgeon Chiropodist,
from London. NoTIcE.-Dr. S. begs to inform his
patients. friends, and the public generally, that he
has now renewed hs Office to l6o Broad street. 2
doors from the of Mr. Lacbrssons Drug Store,
between eth and 7th streets, stairs (sign the
door, where he may be daily consulted from A M.
till Up. NJ.
r. Ladies and Gentlemen as usual, attended at
their residence, without extra charge.
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VihGiNiA SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.

CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VA
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
Money received deposits In sums of FIVE dollars
and upW ards which interest at the rate of per
csntum per snnum is paid, for sums remaining six
mBths longer for shorter peTieGs interest al the
rate eff per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier. T. 3. sTARKE. a; the store OF L. 3.
SPENCE, corner OF Main and Governor streets, Risa'
sAm'L g. CoTTRELL, President
r. B. STARKE, Cashier.
G. WALTHALL, Secretary.
NkW DRY .GUUD- sTUKE...We have
Nformed partnership under the style Of CHlLEs
ness at No l75 Broad street 9th and coreisi
~ invite all old friends and the public generally
to call. JOHN o. CHlLES.
JAMES @. CHNERY.
We shall open this morning with we'll selected
stock of everything usually kept In fret Glass retail
ing houses all housht upon aooa term, in New Yofk
and other Northern cities. which offer for sale at
ers CHILEs 4 CHENERY.
NH 2o-ts
IRON sTOKE-For the convenience OF
opened store on the east side of Pearl street below
Cary, where we shall keep CONSTANTLY on hand ss
neral assortment of our tROk, manufactures "
Virginia Charcoal Pig Wis:
Flats, from to Inchcs
Rounds from to % inches
Squares, from 10 inches
Ovuls, Half Oysis, Half Rounds, Angle
Hoops b. nds, Nail Rods, Horne Shoe Iron.
ALSO Railroad Chaits, Spikes, Axles, Bridge bo''s
and Boiler Plate.
All of which will be sold at the lowest market
prices r. ARCHER CO.
fe % dts Armory Rolling hiis
MEASURING, AKCHITkUTUhk. an
WI GINEERINa, &C &e.-in consequence OF inc
great difficulty of collecting smsl acooants nave
dete rmined to adopt tho oash system. All persons,
therefore, " ho sy hereafter employ me TO measure
work, or mako estimates will be expected TO Pay
ths fee upoa taking the bill from the ofhss ChsItes
same heretofore printed copies OF whieh mAy oe
had on application,
~ have the assistance Of an experienced Erst
neer =,
Measuring, and ell business usually done oy ARM
tects and Civil Ensinesra promptly attended to
For sale, ROOFING SLATE, OF Ino best qaaiS'
ALBERT Il. WEST Architeet.
Once ON llth street. next to Goddn's hsh
sp linz
- en- n - a variety oil