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COMMERCIAL.
Wholesale MARKET

Wholesale MAR N Ell.
HEooWs-C0mrEon SIX n ~.
ByITER-Ip kegs 10.
BUCEETs-AIAr eta $9G2 20.
CHEEsB- Western Reserve luc;
CASDLts-T4IoU mould Is; dip 80; star 49, sperm 49,
CoFFEE-Jaya ISc; E.o I25! sElj
FLorR-Supcriue 81 Extra - 10.
MHzAT-l,iJ 10 l6g,
RYg-90.
CURS-S5.
BAkLEY-bI'
OATS-52a55.
FEArHEIs--Iua, i5c. scarce.
Est sad *l9 HyrrLnrs So; MacEcrel No SIP to 1eH
FCRs-l;accSOa igG3T5 &c.
GISs ANG-55aGo.
MAY-Clover : son s9,oo Timothy $1,000
HoPS--TalS dun.
LTME-Loul. VILE I, 5OG2, 90.
MOi.Assss-New Orleans 10; Sugar House 4Jc
GoLuEX SyAUP-GU.
NAyAL sTonss-rurpentin "a; tar $4}Ga5.!
RAGS-|Gl252, dull
RICE-5G 5I.
SEEDs-FIaNsred 1875; Clover So
SHAP-Casti!c per IL lJalC; common 500.
SrGAtS-N"w Orleans 5.a,s ibid. ed,>Is in Dbl.
SNCFF-Scotcl, 2t; Rai.i,e- 24G0G.
TEA-Gunpow,lvr iugTv; Imperial 4yc5; Tyson Tuc;
POuchug 25G3,c C; OoIoug a.JEs75c.
ToSACCO-6iwists 49, five roll 24@:S.
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Ixpr,xArom<, May l9.--Thc General Assem-
blv Of the Presbyterian Church in t;se United
States, convened at the Third Presbyterian
Church in this city, at II o'clock this morning.
In the absence Of Dr. Scott. of California, the
last Moderator, DIR. Rice, of Chicago, by APP
pointment, preached the opening sermon, and
presided ill Moderator was chosen. Three
hundred and twelve delegates already pres
rnt from every part of the country, and some
missionaries FROM Asia aud Atricn. Re-. WIN.
L. Breckenridge, OF Kv was eleted Moderator
by acciamatiou and Rev. M. Mann, Of y. Y,
temporary clerk.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

- Gr9ysy d BrE,sr.-As will be seen in our
advertising columns, j. I. Scorr, dealer in
Watches, Jcwelry, &C., has branched cut into
the Sewing Machine business, having procured
tie agency for the celebrated Grorer Dc Baker s.
~ 90 From the numerous and high testimo-
r'a'> in fave: of these machines from all sec
liens Of the country, they can with confidence
lie recommended to our readers; and we hope
the ladies', especially, will make note Off, and
drop IN at No, I57 Main ST. Don't fail also to
loci; through his new and large assortment OF
Je"ery, Fancy Goods, Watches, &c, to which
he has n.ade frequent additions during the last
month or two.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

S53 -ih"nOgnphA-Mr. Slice, the practical
ph"nographer is now stopping at Mrs. Woods
a I'd will receive pupils who desire instruction
in this perfect and beautiful art No mental
exercise can be more pleasant than the study
of this system, whilst its requirement is of vast
Importance in the present advanced and advan-
cling state of the art. Call and see Mr.. S. at
his room before he takes his departure
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

s69@ Large Pic Nic.-The German Turner'S,
the German singing societies, and several hun,
d ed others went out to Leatherwood yesterday
to have a little recreation and an internal
drenching, The day was cool and pleasant
The party had an excellent band of music and
the day WAS spentin exercise and general hilar-
ity- Every man is better for days romp in
the woods
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

NEW York, May l9.-Ihe great double team
match for $40, o00, between Ethan Alien aud
mate and Lantern and mate, came OF. OF the
Union Course, Long Island, yesterday. The
race was most exciting one and the course
was very largely attended by sporting charac-
tiers from all parts Of the country. There were
heats and Ethan Allen was declared the VIC
tor. The LIST was a dead heat, ;ine IN. Al ;;
second heat won by Ethan Allen, IN. y 5;
Sd, won by Ethan Allen, IN 70 5; tth was a
dead heat: 9th won by Ethan Allen, > IN. 81 $,
beating Lantern only eight inches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

~ The Adrent Of Summer-The summer
solsticc may be considered as fairly set in. We
saw swallows yesterday, and though one swa-
low may be fooled as to the weather, you never
see dozen of them in the category. The
country now looks delightful, and the growing
crops appear to be exulting in their strength.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

NEW Yonx, May lg-Thc stecmer Kamak,
from Havana, with dates to the 18th inst, ar
rived here this evening. Her dates are not SO
late as have already been received.
The Havana paper; report that two cargocs
of Africans were landed recently the eastern
coast Of the Island
Two propellcrs were off the Island few days
previously, which were supposed to be filled
with fiIlI1usters.
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WAsnlxGroH, May l9-Thc first installrnent
Of 100000 Of the debt a>certaincd and adjust
ed in the treaty recently concluded by Minister
Heed with the Chinese Government, and due by
it to the L. 5, has been received.
The Administration has received such cTi-
dcnceS of the good fa!th Of Great Britain, as 10
satisfy it in the belief that She is sincerely dis
posed 10 fulfill all her engagements with this
country in rcg"Id to the Genital American ques-
ton.
Just previous to Count Sartigc,' leaving
Washington recently, he openly said, in CONVEX
sation with two well known gentlemen of New
York, that if there should nc European war,
ne believed it would not DC without cuIbarraSs-
mcnt to our commcrci: relations tor the right
of search would be rcasSer;ed and enforced.
The President has formally accepted the i"vi-
tation Of tie Trustees OF the University Of
North Carolina, to visit Chapel Hill at tue an
nual COMMENCEMENT in June.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Purify Your Blood!-That crop of pimples
That scrorulous tumor! That indolcnt swell
ing That rash on the skin, warns You that
your blood is impure. Brentlingcr's fluid ex.
tract of Dandelion and Sarsaparia acts not
only upon the blood, but also upon the liver,
and in this way accomplishes its work speedily
and cfTectualy. 1t is an admirable remedy for
children; no less cffectual in adults. In every
respect the most relia51e article of the kind in
use The "forrnula" of its composition sent to
physicians when requested. 7. II. LOGAN &
Co., General Agents. Sold also by LOGAN, LIST
& Co., and by all respectable Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

~ Itis fine growing weather is bringing on
tie wheat crop with rapidity. Accounts all
agree that the crop, throughout the country
never looked better, or was more forward. The
horvest this year will be carly, and if no disas-
ter to the crop occurs, in sixty days there will
lie in market a great abundance Of new wheat'
""d unless shipment abroad should be very
large, we think -four cannot maintain its present
miee. If spectators hold it for very high rates,
they may Catch a benefit before they are
done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

CORNER FRANKLIS STREET, .Ew YORK
OEers MERCHANTS att TouEIszs visiting
York unsurpassed by any hotel lie Metropolis
follow the s!y E!!- assesses
All wHict. viil he appreciated = al eI-rs
let central locat.O~- convenient % faces cf business
's-Ii - places Of amusement
secaI.4"usIy clean, furnished ara vel vrrta
ted sl-y ping AZ artme-.t>
Large .-i,-rLgy furl hsf sit,ing Rooms, r;'
isgu; Ladies FerCr commanding eNteEsiEs view
Of EroaIEay.
I Benz conducted OF. European IIan, visors
live II the beet style, with the greatest economy.
9Th II : CONNECTED Nth
TAEI.OR;A CELEBRATED SALOONS,
their meals tl.ey
will be furnish - IL their
6- Th- fare served ia til. Saloons and Hote = scErcsI
edged b. -icrre, TO be vastly superior that OF any
Ii6-tI il the city.
With all these advantages the ISIEE-
SAIEnSAL below eny Hotel
f-r2s- 7ruCtwSv 4. FRTEiRN- Prorr.rrr-
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
local MATTERS.

gg-Circut Coart-John Magyar, charged
,u,, entering the house of David Armstrong, in
,r'y,.rht, and stealing pair of boots and some
IA clothing, was tried yesterday forenoon. 1t
.o,e,rs that Magyar is beggar; whom nobody
lows. He was plodding along the pike by
~ Armstrong; house, east of this city, and
,,,..ryjng that the family was not occupying the
,,or, rsrt Of the house, he went in and pcrpe-
,.,,e5 the theft. He was soon overtaken and
,,no,ittcd to jail by an Alderman of the city,
here he has since remained-some three or
Cnr months The jury found him guilty and
h. was sentenced to one years imprisonment in
The county Jail.
ffm Finn was arraigned for picking John
I.-ays pocket, bat his trial was put off until
tuesday.
\. f. Daugherty, charged with passing coun-
tereit money, was also arrai 5ned and plead not
gs;lty. Ills trial will take place to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

GAINESVILLE, May ia portion of the coun-
ty Infrn'ary was destroyed 10y fire this after
noon. Loss $4,000. No insurance.
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Trustees Sale.

VOY virtue Trust from isrt George = - =
ID nd. dated 9h Of Angus, ISIS and 'uis
Chic County Court, Rock
80 -, =CI, tie ifth dsy % lgry -. -
The Tr,l'rurr aii Wall AZ t'-ose IN tr Cil ~
elur expose ysNlc auction {" TIE tSLcSt
bidder mahogany ie tables, mahogany s'fa TX
mahogany chairs I,uo, locking ea~S tUo -
airs mantle Lamps clocks two bureaus orc
parlUr lrr' enc dirir. bic, tUvlv- Common ch'Ts,
four hrsirad> br,ls and rdtin: Or ssinS
stand. wash lounge NNTLE' be ''e "a
Cl1 sii oil cloth 20 lsN- 'S' chamber StI
kv-S AMI fsrs one lot spoons D.; - ~ lie - II =i
one parl,r feudtr. ami pair Of Tsi'ia' via >>~
-, AZ. ALFRED Caldwell. Trustee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

HARRISBURG, Pa, May l9.-On motion of
M Harding, the Supreme Court awarded, this
morning, pre-cmprory mandamus against the
Commissioners Of Allegheny county, IN relation
10 the Steubenvie bonds.
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Trust Sale

JOY yI-:u. " a deed OF Trust Rrrry Hess 10 us
ID dated slh uiy lSi -id deiE EegofoSd
in the Clerks os-- OF County Court o. ohio cOaHN
IN ~ "a. -! shall 10 the rom t"'E -
CouT; IT, city Welding on nc 2I-i 10y
OF Ma, NJ eNposs 10 sale ~ Iulic
auCtor, lie Ls'rst bidder. all Of tts io.- iie
Parcels IGLd In ONO couEtS On Ee "fer!f
cree - about twa rIr> E-t sits Wtr,t. oI- %
containing tbrce half ty TIE same
les, th other coufaaiu soTSs and ateEt
t'ry- -ois b.n- tle acis SraVSAS - - sa'
H-r.rv Hes Is Frederick FolIHaT
rvs oy ~.LS-A >1Hi-y4sy u I'll iUrshaSs 10
paw St win Interest sth july l>I- and q <
ready and for IT, Ttsi-
due urr -e following CREDIT vIJl0r ths next shs2 -
tIay April, 1-', safes! Tor Tie ba!srcc CHil
- April, i~Sl itIe - retained until
the TUrvhzSs money shall be paid IN ta!l
aT,i>-ti ALFRED CALpWF IL, Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

PirrsBuRGu, May 19.-River feet inches
by metal mark, falling Weather clear and
mild.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

IS BeautJuI -Nornings.-The beautiful
mornings have come to US again, casting off a
glorious light, and making town, landscape, and
all, look gay and be in smiles. The refreshing
early hours leap from the embracing night, and
. chasing s'inbeams, stirring the invigorating
brcsze, cheering the tree birds, and spreading
bright life in gardens and in fields. And the
evenings just now are beautiful, also;-norning
is the Adam of day, and night his Eve, whose
dark head is covered with bright silver crcs-
cent, and whose robes are jeweled DER with in
nun.berable stars, while the tree frogs keep up
music all the time, the catterwau! of the feline
race can be heard on the wood shed, and the
deep tones of the watch dog disturbs the still
ness of the night.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20
T soCoND DISPAICLi

BUFFALO, May 10.-The acci1ent yesterday
on tie n Y. Central r. r, vas caused by the
morning Express train trom ButlIo, being
thrown oil by Il COW, which jumped upon the
was instantly killed, and a number of the pas
s@nsc,s we're Injured. The wounded were taken
to Syracare. Their nanes have already been
sent.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
OFE1CE,ooRNEE WATER AND MONROE STREETS.

TO TIRE DAILY INTELLIGtN cER.
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SYRACUSE, May I0.-The following is list Of
the persons injured b. the accident on the New
York Central Railroad yesterday: San'i Slus.
son, of Canada, very badly injured and can
hardly survive; ThoS Wilson. OF Rochester, y.
Y, badly cat and bruised; G. Kimball, do do
do; Rachel BOSNIAN, Of New Orleans badly
bruised; Mrs. Matilda Brown, of New Orleans,
bad bruised; MIR. Brown, OF y. O., slightly
bruised; j. Holmes, of Miller~burS, ohic, do;
Jos. Burr Hamilton, c. W., DO; II. d. kellogg,
Of Brid-ewatcr, y. V, do; Otto Redmcster, Of
Toledo, Ohio, do; John Clark, Of Covington, o.,
do; Sarah Brown of Oswego, do; Miss Adejiu
Hewitt, Of Montreal, do; Jas. y. Hutchinson, Of
Fayetteville, y. Y. 90; Joanna lnscl, Of \. y.
Civ, do; Pauline Deveree, of y y, do; John
Mccoy and WIFE MattcSon, ILL.,, do; Mis-. Robin
aud child, Of Potosa, Wis, do; Mrs. Levitt of
Cincinnati, do; SamI BurdsaIl and black man,
of Huron, do.
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D0gs,-
..,r.. sweet to hear the honest watch dogs bark
- I-ep " lalh. seso-ae as ". draw near homa

10 Dogs,-
IT'S sweet TO hear the honest watch dogs bark
Bay deep Inollh=i welcome We draw near homo"
That's on. picture. Now look on this: In
passing through the market house the other
night, we noticed that the different quarters Of
beet, veal and mutton which hung in the stalls,
were wrapped with heavy cloths about the parts
nearest 10 the floor. We were told that it was
done TO keep the dogs from plucking at it preVi-
Gus to opening of market. We have too many
dogs in this town for hydraphobia times a
thousand won't include the whole number. And
such dogs! squaid ours, blear eyed brutes of
the lowest degree, hungry looking hounds of
dubious reputation with all manner of deformi-
tics, the result of accident or tough times at
home. They howl through the streets at night,
-n.ak into peoples cellars, crush down flowers,
disseminate feas and stink like rotten mackeral.
The city council ought to offer premiums for
Cur scalps until the number is reduced.
- 1eatre.-A good audience attended the
Theatre last night, to witness Miss Logan's per-
lormance Of Julia in Hunchback. 1t was q mas
teTly piece of acting, so full OF deep, feeling and
tender pathos the Julia of all Julias wecvcr saw.
No one could have witnessed the part without
going away impressed with admiration for the
rare genius who rendered it The performance
throughout was almost faultless. The company
gains in public favor each night, and we do not
hesitate to say that there never has been a bet
Ier troupe in this city.
Tonight Miss Logan appears as Pauline in
tile Lady Of Lyons The afterpicce is the Irish
E"si-,raF,t, in which Mrs, Henri personateS Polly
Ho6o.ink, and Scalan as O'Bryan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

Sr Louis, May l9-River riser inches at
this point in the last 81 hours, and continues
to swell. The water has already reached the
brow of the levec and the prospect is that tie
entire cvee will be submerged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

SEE advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-20

r-sy-In L.jured BOltm0n.-The other morn
ing as the steamer Albremarle was gliding
smoothly down the river, about twenty miles
below the city, i'll somewhat of hurry, man
standing on fiat beat tied up to shore, was
observed to be waving his handkerchief as a
sign that he desired to board the packet 1t
was bad place to land, but with their proven
bal spirit Of accommodation, the officers swung
the boat round, and ran her bow up to the fiat.
"What do you want:" enquired the captain
Of the rough looking customer on the flat.
ION the 9th day OF April last" replied the
man, with great elaboration, you splintered
the stern of this boat, and am now after dam
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"Yes, that's all, by HI, and I'll see you in
Petersburg" With that the injured boatman
formed Lis lack upon the surprised crew, and
mounted the bank His fiat vas worth about
fifteen cents, and those who know the landing
place are only capable of approaching the SELL
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,=5-l, 1oeo.--'rhe "ansFi'h the sugar loaf
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REAL ENGLISH
.PIjSHBR LACE MAHTILbhS.

Il ECEiVED this morning, per ESprcss New To-,
.r a. gr:-=t ya.ltl.l4> Il Tie above d--trIT
They ar- very handsome [tp4'l MARSH TAYLDR-
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\ AILs-u=e hundred und city KEGS assorted sizes.
\ ;.tl3 z. {. HILDEEril & BRO.
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The n. Y. Paper Warehouse
ON THE DEL ARUE PLAN.

u ULE AND FINISH OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE
II Papers establishment. SioeH from the best
the country, b. entire 'ew Process, using pat
y.yl Lachi;.cry, exclusively own BIZ He'd Pap-r-
two, four, heads to the sheet Patent Headed
and BIZ Cap and Blank Book Papers style and
quality of the ruling surpassed, small advance il
price FROM plain paper We are prepared +" finish to order
Tor Dealers goods in thtr own wrappers
stamp. iIyyice lrni~hrdj without extra charge VIII vS-
stock of ruled papers VIII; manufacturers
for Fiat Papers, 20 ;Irir q ivantag~.
CAKs6N L HARD. WA",ssats Paper Rer1srs, No "a
T. .LIiyan street sew York. Ail3-ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20

,nr.,,,x,, ,,,<n,S S......-.
SEhNifISAlIONS InI .iie SU a.Cs 1 III pn
- M WIN square eiocks oaiop' s"ee' from iehouPNou
las 10 Cialnorne street. -. ,, ,t.,,,,,,s M, u
hG ND MaSsi On oa TIE M IN "a @ sausse
pochs sha ne OF goou halu NJ W y fSSpeet
N snaty TO the granite OBTAINED Iron boso ahey saa
oopns ~ snap no. ess mn . iu w, III m a.
ncnes ~ width ana no iess Soa y, IL nan
I Si, hoes ohg aa n.y. % aa az oare liz @ ds
siii 10 We M y" ~ NJ
g. 40 e make tight JOINTS anu .ne op sa ~ square
nav ana Tree OF Jumps me SQUARE @ lls
stones sna De cnt az an angis o. Win inc
sus 90 ~ 70 be iu aiasohS toi tue ''ueins
tue saewalks ., =, g -, -..... -. r.. 49,
me shall hs OF good marc not any re-
speS inferior N quality 70 ha oo;eu rom eos on lhey
ss ne rom sixteen 10 TIE 1 W hcnes
Wa ana MOI es ,nam ssh e ;des and ens s m o We
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-20
.SPEcIF1cATIoNs 1or tns sontrset ..

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
~ px tiug the wooden railing around the Camp canal
from Barsholomewto Felicity street.
The whole IF the railing shall be well cleaned ont Of all dust
coats Of best white lead in OIL with such other plain coors
which may suitable The whole work be executed
10 the entire sal factfou Of the City Surveyor.
All the m.tsas shall the best quality and shall be fur
nished by the contrac or, ~ veil ~ The labor.
The contractor shall BE- bound - the work In the ten
Counci and complete the mouth after under
rsns dollars for each and day thereafter
Security to Al 800 shall required to guarantee
the faithful performance OF the contract
Pay In cash the completion of the work and accept
ance Of the tsme by the Cit Surveyor.
II understood that in of failure by the contractor
beaiD finish the work. thereof wi hin the
6xed in the Council be dissatisfied with the
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
fault required by article 1895 the Civil Code without
applying to curt Of Justice to annu the and without
indemnify and 1t is also well understood that IN the
tractor any abandon the work finish and
complete in conformity with his the
tractor forfeit all claims he may have for any part the
the city shall be thereby dchars ed from any and all liability
therefor and 1t is also well understood that in the
be resod the aud his securities shall be held
and und in sodo TO unto the city all los difference
between the price which the contractor originally constructed
Gated = resale readjudicaon -
Bids to b. for the whole work complete.
lsignedl 81 LOUIS H, PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings
both Boa DIS Of the Common Council
t tsssss Ho +. v HEsSExsHb ohairmsn
aul8 1t HENRY DUREL, for Counptroler.
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INTERPRETATIONS for one contrnc, for ENC

1Lss She &c for the
AVID wooden CUTTERS on he west Side Of Philip street, from
Magazine to ST. Charles street.
se 10 wd Or The Sidewalks shall be ten
sidewalks Of North blue other stones Of equally
quality with tn ocyeed dressed the top to
thirty inches vide and not lss than 81 Thick Thy shall
shall end With nicely cut through The sae where
Sr , draining lots They shall BE- any
ing the and levels which will be given by the
houses soldIy assd backed %5
usually a p nsSsenes in h
no &c the
Of gat.e he sam,s,sq T. The
y twelve inches vide as, y four inches isk !.
iS are sfn
hs o sFs ri st ss By
inches in diameter driven through suabl holes in the
G 's1s rs a s
ledge sp a Say neh spE By
less than four feet long y eight inches
ground win be firmly and spiked with said gutter
s VIII sTse Of Ave- s b. ea II
ten inches wide by two and half inches thick well nailed to
sss ss f dry saad INCHES ,sss
g D s sSss hs
sce of hs and The latter shal laid win
Draining lots Sa the conslaeo hsy
9sf T'Ss s ess ss
four inches pieces the top keep the SIDES
'sRE ap s 'n' 'n''so
lake bricks the quality herring bone bed of
lake sand os eay gSed qgs h sn, s ON
he &C.
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