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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-27

AN INCIDENT IN THE CARs.-A correspondent of
the Pittsburg Post, writing from the Mountain
House, Creeson, relates the following incident in
the cars. after leaving Pittsburg:
AS we left the city we obse, we'd small boy named
Stitt, about twelve years IF age. po.rly Clad bus
ve.y intel geIt. having with him an infant tel.
months old, the child of his sister, who died few
weeks ago. The lad had brought the infant front
Iowa city, where the mother died, snd Was on hi
way to Harrisburg. The young uncle I'd cared fer
1t and nursed it all the way-a weighty charge fo
one 20 young 1t would not. perhaps, have been SO
OF the orphaned babe but here wa. a mere boy,
putting away childish tninAs and assuming all the
cares and responsibilities of par ent during jour
ley OF thousand miies at least lhe passengers
manifested the greatest Interest in the little way
farer and his charge the ladies especially In tura
relieving the lad of his burden. ~ he appeared to
bs almost exhausted with his long Journey. Such
consianey aid manlness in 80 oung is not often
exhit tied and cei .ny well deserves the name Of
heruism.o
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sBRIDLE Tower "A correspondent in the
New Orleans Crescent writes as follows :-"Here is
something saw myseIf few days since. a yer
5aut youth with his blushing bride arrived at one
Of the principal hotels in this city. The head Of
the family Immediately registered his name as IS
b. Jones and lady, Alabama, on bride tqacer r il
not this new way to inform the public you are
in the hymenial halter?
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THE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND-Mr. Ten
Brock has just won one race, but lost another
with Mimosa. She came ahead atfhe New Market
July meeting, but was fourth in the run for the
Handicap Plate of $50. Badsworth an English
horse, owned by MIR. b won minor race against
seven competitors, just previous, but was subse-
quently badly beaten for the County Members
Plate, coming In seventh and last.
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e AkUMATIC CiIkATED WINE
yIR0N.
IA Ethereal Extract ValeraH
A4A Alksne syrup Rhubafb
Mettan's Solution of Aloes
Norwoois Tincture Veratrum Firide
Geraau Tlnctnre Sem Colchicum
M0rson's actuTe Rad Colcbicum
Wine Rad Colchieum
Wine cud Colchicum
Pnd Extract iva ur,i
Rhubarb
SIENNA
Together with many other valuable preparations
always on hand and for safe by
JSU w POLLARD. Drugs st,
Is II l7lh street.
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~ WI Ang ALWAYS pLrAsxn Ii -.


"a VIZ ARg ALWAYS PLxAsRp to ro-
cord decrease in the Affections 10 which humanity
= neir And We do 30 now In bearing teStiu1Cny 10
tns Monnsr wofking powers Of DIX. HOSTET.
TENS CELkBkATkD BIT Frs f0r diseesee 81 tie
nead ard stomach As 81 eciHc, Il u raape With
out rvsi. and the peopte whom IL mas benented
even within limited period, are to be connfed by
fho1sands The Bitfers bases its Reputation mora
on whas has itssf DONE. than on what it rrfs con
venient friends 20 say for It. For Dyspensis Plat,
leuce Constipation etc etc 1T cannot be surpassed
IN sperdireas Of cure. Try them, and cur word for
II. tncy viii give satisfaction.
FOR sale by Druggists and Dealers generally eve
where. III a-im
tE No FAMILY can aft Jrd to be with
ont MUSTANG LINIMENT in their house The
many acci ents we liable TO- may render IL me-
ceHsary any moment, and nothing il capable OF rer-
fofming such certaincure. (Ertract) in lifting
the Kettle from the nre 1t eau <ht aud s-alded my
nands aud PRISON very severely-one hand almost
u crisp The torture was unbcarabie It WAS an
aWfnl sight . The Mustang Lfufsas nt au-
peared to extract the pain almost immediately It
nealed rapidly and left account. CHAs.
FOSTER, 40 Broad street, PHILADELPHIA Itis truly
wonderful article Il will care any case OF Swell.
Ing. Burns, Stiff joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism
sor horses. II should never be dispeu ed with. 0nA
ao,lArs worth OF mustang has frequently SAVED
saiuaeie horse. II cures aaids, Sprains. Ringbooe
spawn and Founders. BsBars qf smik0tiOns Sold
In all parts of the hsbitabie Globe
jy 26-d&cim Nasv ynrt
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ys FOR RENT.-Those pewly erect

Il ed Brick Tenements, on Cary street, between
In and 9Th. They are we'll adapted for Grocery
stores or any kiud of retail business. They contain
roouis besides the store room, sud well adapt
ed for the accommodation of families, having all NE
y. 70 good tenants, the rent will be moderate
Apply TO Il, r. RAGLAND CO.,
Ia 2i-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street
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PRoaREss.-A young Shaker and Shakeress left
the Niskayaua settlement on Tuesday, rushed Ia
Troy, got carriage, got minister, and got mar
fied. The young lady appeared yesterday 10 a
crinoine skirt eight feet around. while the young
gentleman mounted pair Of patent feather boots.
ordered up box of cigars, and commenced shav-
ing tor moustache Think of that-a Shaker
with moustache Who says the world does not
move --Alb0nu Enick
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TENTH SrsKEr, when extended across
the raxlne between Clay street aud French Garden
Hill. will briug into market number vf handsome
building lots, oD which improvements will be made
ia q very short time. We notice that there are
uow few new edifices going up along that street,
IN anticipation of the extension, which must be
made ia the course of few years.
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PURE EWATER.-Superintenient Wynne,
Of the Gas Works, has completed the improvement
for supplying the Works with pure water fron
the Bloody Run Spriag, and is now using IL for
washing the gas as fast as it is manufactured.
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TaKIaa A NAP.-Michael Quinn, after
drinking freely, selected soft place in the side
walk, aud there made his bed, but the watchmeD
soon after discovered him aud took him TO the
cage The Mayor had him jagged in default oil
bail for his good behavior.
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APROFOS 70 THE DICKENS SCANpAL-The fOIlOW-
ing passage from "Dombey Son" is singularly
striking at this time:
"The barri.r between Mr.. Dombey and his wife
wa not weak ened by time, 1llassoried couple un.
happy i'm themselves and in each other bound to
gether by no tie but q mxnacis that joined their
iettared hands, and straining that 30 hsrahly, iii
their shrinking asa,Inder, that " and chaod 10
the bone Time, cousoter of sflction and softe r
of anger, could do nothing to help them Tbei~
pride however different in kind and object. WAS
equal in degree; aud iu their fl nty oppositio ,
struck out fire between them which might shoulder
or blaze, circumstances were but burnt up evsr,
thing within their mutual reach, amt made their
marriage way road of ashes -
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L H i DISPATC III.
TUESDAY NOMINEE. ....JuLY n. 1853

ADDITIONAL foRxiaN Nxws--The following for.
eisn news by the Indian, In addition to that al.
ready te,egraphed:
The London Times sasirIges the visit OF Queen
Victoria 10 Cher bourg and calls on the government
TO mann a large channel feet and otherwise pre-
pare for defence.
Two irework manufactures In London had ex.
ploded and about 100 persons were injared-some
fatally.
II Is reported that Sir Allen M'Nab is to be the
first Goveruer OF New caiedonis.
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce has me-
marsalized tho Government TO protect Brifish
rights In the matter OF the forced loan OF Mexico
II Vas rrmored that the British Government
intends 10 ask Of Parliament power to raise three
millions sterling for the pnrifcation OF tho Thames
river.
Money was readily obtained In England At Oh
per cent. and 10 some cases at less.
The fiotilis 70 accompany the oneen to cherbourg
consists Of six sails Of the line six frigstes and
fotiila OF steam yachts
The London Times encourages the idea of the
annexation Of Canada 20 the United States
In the House of Commons Mr.. Hull moved to
discontinue the practice of authorizing me noi.war
to visit and search vessels under foreign Tags with
the view of suppressng the slave trade He con.
tended that England ought to abandon her futile
efforts on the coast of Africa
Mr.. Cardwell denied that the efforts we're futile.
and urged the continuance of the blockadiug
squadron.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, on the part Of the Government.
agreed with Mr.. Caldwell lie stated that the diff.
ficnltics with America, had been swept away. aud
that Lord Napier had sent dispatch saying thar
Mr.. Cass had assut ed bin that the United States
would give earnest consideration to any proposals
for The ratification of the nationality of yessels.
Lord Paimerston opposed the motion, and the
resolution was lost. Yeas 2i-nays 123
visible improvement in commercial affairs in
| France is reported. Large orders have been re-
ceived from the United States.
Rumors were current of another conspiracy
| against the Emperor and the arrest of several
| Italians i'm pliceted.
| The budget of Cuba for the next year presents a
| surplus Of 100 600 900 reals.
1t was reported that Naples had offered the own
srs Of the Cagiari 100000 francs compensation for
the detention of the vessel, but it declined as
| insufficient.
| Advices from India state that Sir Colin Campbell
| was still at Futteghur. Scindia was reported to
| have been beaten by the rebels.
The rebels were becoming troublesome in Cen
| trail ladia, and were re-occupying many of the
| forts from which they had been driven.
| From China accounts say the allied fleet an
chored off the mouth Of the peho. The six days
allowed for the reply having expired, the steamers
| had taken up two gunboats and l41 sappers.
French transport with 900 marines and infant
| ry had arrived The French had succeeded in get
| ting two gunboats over the bar of the peiho, bu
| two En- lish dispatch boats had stuck fast. The
capture of the forts at the mouth of the river wa
| expected In few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-27

A WEATHER ITEM The court was called. There
was cloud upon tbe brow of the Judge. Silence
rdiaed. William MHlligan was hailed, but William
sss mist. The jnge Mundered The prosecuting
attorney stormed, The jury's lsbors ightened. hut
William Muiligan, the brave, the good, had fled
from the oppressor into the land of the free and
tho home of the braye-New Jersey.-N. +. Pic.
z
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THE Colossal Sr. PErEssBuaa CHuscH-A Rr,s1r,..
cEScE.-A st. Petersburg correspond ent of the An.
gemeine Zeitun9. in letter dated june 1ssb. Al
luding to the dedication of the monster church ~
st. Isaac, Gays:
None OF our journals. in describing the church
and recountng its history, has alluded 10 the fact
that in December 1926 iis site was ths scene of -
currences totally unIik those Of the last few aavs
Upon the scaffolding and the fence which then and
ir long time thereafter, surrounded the budi q.
tue 'ack people Qschaty n0r0ddt had taken their
position, and fraternZed with the mntined military
who were in an upIoar before the Senate Palace =
and Constitution which latter word the popnlaee
had been assured by their leaders vas the name If
,he , Grano pnse constantine cansorI On this spt
advised and illed rebels. Here pisto shot killed
the too cophdent and skeptical Gen. Miloradowtch.
subjects dared to engage in conspiracy. HIRE
70 day rode in ali the epiendor of the glittsrng pa
,oulh. confded by bis ndomisabIe father to the
corps Of Veterans for safe keeping. How great the
contrast between then and nown
HEROIC Devotion TO HIS ART Mrs Matthew'S. in
her Anecdotes of Actors" gives an amusing in
COMMITTEES" where Obadiah has to swallow, with
felgned reluctance, the contents Of black quart
observed one night to th.ow an ex ra ar,onnt 81
comcaiity and vigor into his resistance SO much 60
,h .hat Sohnsso9e If,sh Johnst9ne y the league Of
him t. dram the bottle to the last drop The eff ct
was tremendous The audience absolutely scream
ed with laughter, and Obadiah was b rne off I,aIf
dead, and no W. nder. The buttle, which should
have contained sherry aud water, was by some mis-.
lake halt filled with the rankest lamp oil We will
let Mrs. Matthews tell the rest
when the sufferer had in some degree recovered
from the NAUSEA the accident caused. Mr. Johnstone
maryelled Why Munden should have allowed him
after his first taste, TO ponr the whole of the dis.
gusting liquid down his throat. 1T would said
Johnsions, have been easy to have rejected OF op-
posed repetition of it. BY limiting the mistake to
him. MIR Munden's reply by Gasps, was as follows:
s5c dear was aon al , 70 o. soous there
upon swallowing il, that hadn't the heart to spoil
the scene by interrupting the effect, though
thoug shou d die every time you poured the ac-
cursed stuff down my throat ~
AN INCIDENT IN THE CARs.-A correspondent OF
the pittsburg Post writing from the Mountain
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This establishment {beinx ths moss eonpleGe Ry1D-
1sry In the south. both regards fyp<s 0rnAMeee,
So, and the latest and most approved nechlne
Yresses1 10 daily turning out the dnest speeimono ~
PAMPHLETS. HAMA CHnCEn.
CAJTyAIL91CEs CAJTyAIL9 hQxEs Ga n,gH4HHrSt
oiHiEYR siERs sds1f 81 1fAp1Ha. [fa2xlNHbesnILk axNbesILk =.
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FALL INpEID.-The Selma, Ala, Sentinel gives
the following particulars Of an unfortunate wo-
man who is nov under bail in Montgomery, Ala,
for the crime OF infanticide:
I'VE we're acquaint with this woman In her
eirihood, and no young lady In Wetumpka was
more highly esteemed than she. She was highly
educated by her father, aud on arriving at woman
hood married Maj. Townsend, then Senator frem
Iaiadega county. Soon after his marriage Mai
Townsend moved to Louisiana, and there died
leaving handsome property to his widow From
the day OF Tewusends death, tho widow entered
upon system Of debauchery and profiigacy, which
has resulted as above stated. This woman is re.
specially Connected and every ans were adopt
ed by her relatives to turn her from the evil course
she had adopted. but to purpose. and the resul,
s, probably an imprisonment in the pepitentiary
for life"
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EUE EAEE.-SIDE PEW No. 10,
iy B-.2w PEYroN ARCHER
! kR0EAHAVE'S HOLLAND BlTTERS, q
- sure remedy for Dye spsis, Liver Complaint
Disease q the Kidafys,a a, fever and Aeua.
,Atso. f1hnest0cks veri0itnge, Thompsons Eve
Water. Eveaboronzhs True Turf Oil FOR sale by
WAGNSk, Druggist,
Jy2l Corner OF 9Th and B, oad ste.
SPECIAL M TC e Having discon-
- finusd the DRY Goods business we earnestly re-
qaest as persons indebted Il as to c0uae forward
sEi settle their acconats be the LIST of August.
oagsf indulgence " II not be given Yae Office for
,yxls srssent u ~ tbs Store HOUSE No III Eagle
IL o-stst Ang W r Perkins co,
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- FOR kENT--A very desirable
81 HOUSE on i7;h street. between Marshai and
tisy streets. containing 6 reoms, with basement
ss, water ami other conveufences on the pree,isee
u 10 garden Of nice Fruit. &C. Possession can be
had immediately. Apply 20 X d EA0Ifo
~ st-3s Pearl street
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"a FOR RENT-The Edgemont Rous

&S comprising two teHements, situated on the
saci ID side of Aaiu, near 9Th str ct Possession
slvsn the ist Of October next This hcnse from iss
cestra ecssiaD being within Ave minutes walk of
the very heart of the city, aud from its airy aud
pleasant rostien renaers II very desirable for ist
cia - boarding house. For terms, apply 90
IyY~2~ GpUDIN Il APPERS0N.
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n III leaIs 4aIlg gresteIIi
alVER lNrELI oENcE.


TUESDAY, September d, 1858.
sfsr Yesterday was cloudy and rainy,
- sssaars Sell during tile forenoon viii ch
S fbsg coded the air, somewhat interfered
49,, 5+,a.sof business especially on the egee. Many
bd,ts we're unable to male much progress in
s4ssrqgnr their eareoes. Some were compelled to
~, 5zsFshe Louisville packet Woodlord was one
IN ,y;Ii leave To tiay 81 10 Nj, positively.
sgsauppar landing presents an improved app ear
a IL lie arrival from their summer quarters Of the
Eisksbprg packets Magnolia tnd Yicksbnrg Ihe
atteY boat looks frstrate she has been thoroughly
s,sre, ana repainted, and ono would never suppose
g7p liatl made trip, al abou her is 80 nice ana
asan she Is now receiving freightaud will leave
fszas5sy next, Bel regular ally, in charge Of her
t,s-ss fwner. Capt Thee. ". Cannon Mr., Sam !
aEEes. an experienced clerk, fls her Office
Eazs Saturday the " monarch OF boats the great
gatnheg resumes her place in the. Yiclshurg trade.
sbeen put In tip-top order, aud will bein charge
" wv former very popular officers, Capt. 4,
gsathefs on deck, and Mr. T. A. Sherman in the
ssea Next week the clipper Vicksburg packet Prin-
49, Cart. WI %. Wilson will also come out, and soon
7gaFs 50 tbat ere long we may expect to see cur
avtea steamboat landing literally iammed with cot
ana other products Of the fertile Mississippi val
Nv. We are much pleased tt learn that very soon
e 2saees Of the upper landing will begin to put it
- on8r repair Certainly itsands sadly in need Of
algs, and cannot now be used except at considera-
ne rz 10 life and limb Sou|e efficient steps should
aektsn at once to extend The wharyes at the lower
szzsg as the space will soon be greatly need ed by
ssse=a boats Id the lower river TRADE.
AsgfyAI5s--The weekly Bayou Lafourehe packet
limits Capt John j. Brown, arrived WIN ~ oarrels
aaB 10 halEharres molasses' She VIII leave ~ usual
AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ on Thursday next.
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StOCk on band not cleared ttsal
SUGAR. Small lots selling at our last figures Fair
to fully fair S89c q ID.
MoLAssEs Nothing Of any reported.
FLOUR Prices still higher the sales including 10
bbs St Louis an Illinois upe,ne S. and 200 extra at So 10
4 b.
GRAIN Corn dull and the only sale reported 200
white mixed from warehouse soc q bushel No bny
er the levee except ut prices below the views Of
holders Wheat heard of transactions TIE sales of
included geo sacks St Louis at 7O bushe OF Bran 80
sacks sold al soc 4 100 lbs
PROVISIONS. Still very dnr Mess Pork retailing
very slowly SIS 80 bb OF Bacon 60 casks ribbed sides
shoulders sold private In Lard moth
ing reported
LARD oIL. There good demand with sales of $50
bbls including 60 s5 to at ssc Is PEBBLES ice pressed at
CSC and l5at 81 gallon.
COFFEE Sales 1909 bags atiOc sooat and 100 at lie
a Dbl
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Dull AID round lots cannot be
quoted better than at 40a a galoa
WHISKY We heard Of no transactions
FREIdHrs.. No new engagements reported
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EXPORTS.

BOSToNshp Realm363 bales cotton 1888 bales of hemp.
Abs bbls tau lj no osin llz logs mahogany, 10 ges
DGBe
LGyERPooL-ship crimea aQ63 bales cotton aud 2Coj
stanes.
NEW Y0RK-Bark Thale5-Il93 bbls molasses.
BOsTDN-Bark saragosa-320 bales cotton $500 bbs -four
40 do pork IS tons old metal casks skins.
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Ship Muhouse Wilmer from Havre to Baxter, Lose Eco
SChr Howard Mcdowell u days from Kingston, JvlnBca
Guldenbow L LespArre.
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MAYORALTY--oFNICIAL.
MAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS. }
City Hall, Tenth day Of August, 1883 :
Common Council City Of New Orleans
No It90 ..=..

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. ,
Gity Hall Tenth b; gay ,s o. August \ y S5iss
No. 4I32. ]
Rsso7rel That the Mayor be aud he hereby authorized to
give public notice. in French an English, in 1f the city
newspapers for thirty days that is Inc intention OF the Com
street late GNsacyo from Louisa Desire street, in
accordance with the petition OF the of real property on
the official Journal in conformity with section No III OF the
new city charter o,r,g " wanna
President Board Of A.5istga! Aldermen
(Sgned) P. S. WILT,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
A iRSisnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
notice hereby given that after the expiration of thirty days
from this date the opening Of Royal street ate +
from Loua Desire, will be proceeded with in conformity to
GERARD srITH, Mayor.
New Orleans, August 10, iS58.
MARIE DE la NOUYELLE.OPLEANs. }
H6sl de Vile, lie iiXieme jour d'aout 1855
Conseu Commun de Ii VILE de la N 'lle-OHeans. }
No. 4l32. I
Reso Que e Marie il est par lie present auorist de
donner avis public en- rangas ct en- ugla dams jour
de "a Vile pour ene jlurs que lie Consei Gommun Do
Ia Wills la NolvtlIe orleans Rteuton de 4ire ousrir IL
Ia Desire duccord Ia petition de possesser de pro
prees fonci6es dite pour cetLs ouvere aluele
section No III de la p9uvelle cllrte de IN vile.
Ss"s President Board d. Is N S.s q y 1 1ae5non
President pro en- Board dss Aldermen.
ApP Isgn 81 ''0' GERARD sTITH, Mare.
En- conTormie avec Ia resolution On Consel Commun eli
ton de tren nus dIe il pocede emIorneneu
la lo ouyerure de- Ia kOyae Cdcyant gasRcatSO
Nouvelle oreans, es loaodt l85s. aulI sod
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> buing 6cE up Recorders 6co IN he fifth B
trct
catcd on lot OF ground situated on lie east side OF Esitn
Fields street between Royal and Daqphn streets aud
'S ~ Fni,>0 57I}SS AND WtfIsSi6 I ',a'st n t.
erected accordance with the accompanying plans Of The sizes
The foundations al walls bricks in thickness shall be
bricks vide the bottom and he foundations u ali Walls IL
the foundations Of the euce walls which shall M only bricks
Of sound inch aboa panks, crossing each other
se Of f4ches S, as thickness Of ho walls &C die
top.
Az the walls thoushont ie buildings shall be built to the
The frs story Of the keeoIde oice shall m Is feet Inches
be j sgt inches high in the Geer lie drs an second
the lock up shat be each 10 feet inches high the
Eight Of The bFek work the surface Of The
between ,6eu keep doan damPnes All brick work
niccs betting courses pmths aud other Ornaments according
Gast substantial mnaner 3 rs 10 render liz Whole mpIeto
aud in every RESPECT VIZ mn he'd with brick dsGagins
and with itgst9nrs 70 supper protection Of cornices
bricks Of !he bes' qualify laid in mortar Of fresh lhomson
t W. "n t S,t" 5i Ib fence wall mar Fl, m tl % he
smoothly struck and said fence walls Shall be twelve feet III
GRASlrE-The front on Elysan Fields street shall have
' 1 %i5s, hseit viii b. d inches & Td
! SCI and finished as s. o%n on tGe Cravings
granite step inches high by i2uches vide and fse long.
h' 1i gsn i Si,5 G Ss a, H. hest am HIN,
mos ORE-The door and window openings of the cck up
BY the City surveyor Ghe rails 70 be Of rouad iron inch il
diameter aQd PLACED A. inches apar and the crossbhrs be
be we'll seemed into The wa, wallis
The rails shall be of one inch round iron, and placsl III INCHES
apart gn me eoss f4s snn he Ct H. iro@ inches wide BY
iLch tcE nd s listened mtg the walls ia the best work