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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w IRON THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GRxKSBRIKR COUNTY, Va.
The long established reputation OF the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS for the OF Chronc diseases comment
many years waters Of these Springs have been trans.
ported and used by at their homes and experience
fully estes toh he same bencdL gects Mdt hare resulted
These gently APERIENT very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE Their ge oe as remedy aad the quality above all
others that has given them their high reputation Is their drd-
tire Po the peculiar operative Influences by which they
stimulate GEiddr sscTeOnS, reOire Chronic iRd,amdti0ns,
accommodations from diseased organs producing the derd-
tie or profound cdhgs demanded almost every If Chron-
APERI2NT Alternative he range OF disease to
which they applicable will be apparent medical men-such
Instance chronic affections the 9ondc Booel Liry
Rds SKIN de- DC. Upon the functions Of the organs gener-
ally they exert marked effects stimulating those that Inactive
and establishing healthy secreons IN such have departed from
DYSPEPSIA in Chronic rrtaons Of the mucous coat
Stomach and Bowels they are employed with the happ
results
In the various forms Of LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
CHRONIC DTARRHGA is often cured by them, after other
idles have been Intellectually tried.
adapted
unattended with inflammation they "try seryceabe
To the serer0 o7as Of CHRONIC 0BRRUCTIoNs &C. pect
m"SI J'' their ""' "nue bees are oen eminen'y
NEURALGIA and the various neruou1 dea when they are
the result organic arrangements created with great
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy Is coeva with
the early history Of the Springs.
As palliative Of most excellent efec In GOVT their value has
been long appreciated
In MERCGRAL DISEASES in that peculiar affection that
results om the abuse OF Mercury In rrHYlfc affections. FUN
Of the Water stands unryaed IA It's curative powers
~ Pamphlets descriptive Of the ,dcinal ap
Probabilities Of the Waters furnished gas application to the
Waters securely put mp the Springs in glass bottles
being regularly furnished to tie Agents IN Richmond
prevent Imposition each bottle has the words GREEN
BRlER WHITE SULPHUR WATER blown In the glass; without
order. from individuals. and the t,ads throughout the United
States should be directed 10
PURCELL, LAID AGO.
Ap2I-dAcCm Otnl Agents. Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

WAY NoI.-The idea Of Tom Watson running for ,ae
o,e o. President Of Jhs aied State, is not prepos
.-n' as some might imagine IIi would Dee considered
f> mp.u0us in him 90 declare LImS-li candidate. be
" certainly many precedgu'- by NJ.cI he could Justify
at, Tom could s.m1,, t.ls him>e,f into the White
h'.'t and 10 elected Chief Magistrate woaN u0 doIbt
.. ser an ilaugurs U blank verse ne may not bc able
q. loa,t Oi having spills rails, or roNcj tt,oOs. bg,
Pm. ,- .e.e1 eAaungy 90 ii- p0s,r, aud % Do, jrs--,
....tliel To- the uuac oi Blcclralg1, ard eyctim
VIC is greater. 90, o. Shak-pelre.' Is 10 True that
Tom is Studying law"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

MAYORS CcySr-A meagrc docket ye,.ori4y. Time
'F At.y, charged VITA as,sulrng Thomas City, and
Taos CITY, charged with assembling Timothy Ktty.
Narraatsl we're each required To- give security %
..-3 Che peace-Pat Cualrj arrested for beating his
~'s discharged as lady Clifford declined 20 appear
-Et1.t L.m.-Wm. IL. e4tnan VAS fined s. for tviug
.-' horse TO hmpp li citizen IS to be mUlcted
N ,h'- offence, Why should not a 6ne bc imposed upon
e Slo u,s bis horse % any Other post IN the street
~. oLlInAlce s EQUALLY e1n.cII In each clse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06
From Bee d., Ro.ss,. Editor Gh,i.lian Adeocats.l

From Rec. Dr. ROssey, Editor Christian Adcocdts.l
Samples BAKING PowDERA persons fond OF light
wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter and buck wheat
cakes may purchase this Powder with confidence The materials
perfectly harmless and pleasant than Soda srstus
&c No The Of Il will make the Highest
bread in the shortest possible time time labor and
expense and dsappoin, II the accompanying simple d.
rectious observed Besides Il manuiacuredin Virginia. and
no invention Of Ysnkeedom John W. Gsrck manufacturer
proprietor Richmond Va We know him. and have tried
snd recommend IT, the best tried Get aud mind the
directions.
rnh1
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SaLFO REAL RsrAT,

~ ON ARCH STREET, RfCHMO D, AND on CHERRY ST.
IN SYDNEY, NEAR HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.-In puruauce
Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF the City Of Richmond pronoun
ced the 18th day Of May 1890 In the suit Of Tompks Rob-
nson &c the ergned Commissioner by said decree appoint
ed will sell al pub auction, the premises. THURSDAY
The l4h day OF June @ beginning at ~ O'Clock, p NJ in the
order herein mentioned the following Real Estate, viz
l lot Of Ground With bick and Improvements
thereto belonging fronting lGH feet, less, the North
SIDE Of Arch street running back - feet inches DE
lag part Of Brsggs Row.
ID lot OF Land lying IN Sydney neart Holly Cemetery
the West side Cherry Beverly snd
fronting Cherry 1870 and running
In parallel lines 81 feet inches Calvert This lot
be dlydsdf desirable
TFRNSOne fourth cash; balance at 70 and Is months for
negotiable notes Interest added tile pur
chase money be paid and directed by the
The taxes for lsj0 to be paid by the purchaser.
uOWIs0N Cant
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Hide, Oil and Leather store,

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 s. Third Street. between
Market Chestnut Streets Philadelphia have for sale DRY AND
sALTED SPANISH HIDES Dry and Green sAed Pstna Kps Tan
OIL Tanners and Curriers' Tools al the swest prices and
upon the best terms.
A kinds Of Leather In the rough wanted for which the
highest price will be given In cash. taken in exchange
or Hides Leather charge and sold commission
fe2l-dsm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

IaE AltlSurs TRIES in this city. have bloomcj this
Year without evokiuC toe customary blasts from the
press ttou-h TIE which the blossoms emitted was
.. . rala and offensive than in former yerrs The
rruon that tte ,uys % thc Aanthus tree is not in
os 20 health should be addressed the Marines. II
man we've 90 walk through forest Of such trees in the
-oHg season, 10 &, amos: certain that be would walk
' more thereafter. We hope that the axe may be APP
p el TO all that vet remain iu the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

CRY R,uUotn- There is general ilup patience anon
g.. community 20 hear OF Or 60 see a commencement OF
operations ou hy part of the Richmond Railway Com
IilT some time bias uOs elapsed since tie ight 0f
.y sas granted 20 them, aud 30 the Company has vet
been organized, The pu1lc have not been allowed Co
t'a he fact Believing We DO that the investment
H- prove highly IeI.ueI.fi,e Co tde stockholders We
a.. ,es.at urpr,ti st The ttrliatss thus far 1Ilh.
o. We cannot doubt but that they all commence 10
. ,.s 1g az an early dtv, and chat when the work OF
,.s acting the tracks shall Doe commenced 10 viii b-
posse. .,li vigorously
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1860. FRESH DRY GOODS. 1860
EIILETT q DREWRY,
iNroArEAs
ID II Y q GOD s.

No. II Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
Vhhave 10 store and receiving black and white and
w fancy kngsh Prints black AID coored Engsh CambTles
rolled yAeonss Manehesle GlAsgoW and French nghAms Al
Pte fh Linens hy Linens, Buraps, Farmer satin, Wors
t-d Scrd &C. Se " our own Ina POrtatlOn, selected Ia
we hropean markets In person, b. agent Mr. William Bell
Y" have also In STOCK large assortment American Fabrics,
suited ne Pesent season. which vii sen the most favor
able trms 20 the trade.
ia ELLETT A DREWRY
WEHAYEA VERY SUPERIOR LOT OF GIN
W INA hAhANA CIGARS hand Of TIE Figaro and AFRO
~ hSaa9 eran thsse egAn equal ever Imported
face 30 Per LOCO Jas u PRARcE Co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

LYONS MAGNETIC
seer POW DER
EyTgRSNArEs Bad BUGS, RoAoHEs TICKS, ANTS, GARDEN
INSECTS, Ae contains no Poison.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Arb CERFAIN DEATH To RATS AND NICE.
Sps- SIN SOLD EvERTwHERE
H--Z=sSPECIAL notice. order to
49, anori our employees recreation during the sumner
August GARRISON a ANDERSON,
my2a No lo6 Main street.
DUTFER.-i2 tubs prime Butter Tor sale BY
ID Je5 LAG. B. DAVENPORT.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
DR0POSALs will be received until Il O'Clock NJ 5th Of
on between Maa an Cary Streets conveyed by the city 70 the
t desired thAs s p-Opos shan b. for ordinary brick and
succeed front. Also, Tor the Foster brick.
The plns ta specification my be seen at the ONCE OF Gill,
v. h. ELLIOTT Il,c, 6! Capt. Co. 4,
ir--lot MILTON CARY. d" FL
AIDES DRESS GOODS!
AT COST At cosrr
AT COST,
Ladies Dress Goods
O., be considerably larger than desirable and DESTROYS OF giving
friends and customers advantage OF entire stock
Dre God, every season, hes IS supplying themselves
ch-apy dow We have determined sell all
Goods % every Description from Rich silks ordinary Lawns
durng che month June cost and many styles OF Goods In
preference Keeping over, greatly below cost In fact,
GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE
50 PEI neat styearv design, PRINTED LAWNS and oRGANDIE'
. use what everybody wants
Also 80 new 81 O. Ladies' " rRppincs, consisting q
Batk S Msuu-s Lace Cols L.ce ranas, Burnous, Lace
sau suj which account o. the l.ns,O the viii be
soi at nearly bali e prices they sot for ay moah ago
D. MlLLHIsER BRO.
j e5 1913 Broad Street
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C,oMMIssIoN ER,s SALE OF REAL Estate

4 n
~ on VALLEY sfREsT NEAR WESLEY CHAPEL AN UNDI-
VlDED THIRD PART OP HALF ACRE LOT IN HEsRICO.-As
commissioner appointed by decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
City Of Richmond pronounced tie 18th May sdO in the
Of Boyle and wife against Hsgsn &C. shall proceed sell
public auction the premises Wednesday the - June 1850
at ~ o'clock fair not the fair day, the real
Of which the late Bernard Hagan died SEIZED consisting OF
houses and lots Valley street, Wesley Chapel the
fronting % feet less the eastern side thereof running
back the depth Of the lot and the other the tide
Valley street. it. Intersection with Washington street running
back the depth Of the lot Al the time and place will be
sold undivided third part OF certain half lot In Henrco
county.
TEOneourih cash, balance at c. L. and rs months for
negotiable notes interest added and title retained till all the pur
chase shall be paid and ordered by the
The taxes for lsGO 10 be paid by the purchaser.
my3D-dis H. R. HowIs0N, Com'r.
sale eondueedby Goddin AppersOn, Auct.
x HUCkS WANTED.-The subscriber wishes to purchase
y any quantity Of sHUCRs lie prefers them pressed
sor shuck put In good condition, delivered his place. s
treet Richmond, he will pay 70 cents per 100 lbs.
iAT q. b STACY.
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BY GoDDIN a APPFRsog, Auct,,
A UCTION sALEOF ABOUT loo ACHES or

A ~ LIZ VI = BOUT 1910 ACHES OF
IA valuable FARM NG LANDS, Henreo county four
niles below the city Richmond The subscriber being DESTROYS
Of eXcstng him self from pecuhiary deter
mined TO SELL al ublc auction, the premises
lth June lGO II o'clock A. NJ, az fair next fair
day. the following valuable Real Estate viz:
lst. The farm called ENTEkPRIsE" about miles below
Richmond. both sides Of Central Road 300
Of excellent br dweng with rooms including base
ment with AL necessary outbuldngs for farm Of that size
I'd PLAiNFELD adjoining the before mentioned estate con-
tanning about 800 extending along said Central Road
Of six miles from Richmond About 2t0 cleared
The Improvements consist Of story framed yelling contain
every other building except such usually appropriated
serysnts.)
these are In high state Of Improvement and have
heesu literally lined within the years The
residue tO aces fJns the above and will be sold IL
suit purchasers The neghborhoods improving and the
Central Road which being yeed into turnpike,
when completed add greatly the value Of the property
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing really valuable farming lands
the vicinity OF Richmond nvted 10 view the premises
believed, all things considered that lands offer better Induce
nents for profitable cultivation than tn So d.. As object
selling l. stated Ia She preceding part Of this
attend the sale with the positive that the lands
W eOi Pais the land the
tonees Vho will take pleasure In giving all needed information
The lands will be sold parcels suit the OF bidders
the character o these lands be made cit
Dens Of Henrco who reside contiguous to them.
TERMa-Al under $780, fourth cash; balance
and IL months All sums 1850 aud under 5000
cash; balance at G. ~ and 5000 one.
fourth b. balance at and years for gotta
bic notes bearing interest by deed The
for 1850 be psld by the purchasers.
JACOB g. ATLEE
GODDS ArPsR,oS Aucts
p S.-Afer the sale the lands the day,
about 80 head Of No MULES and HORSES
the mana pf 3 f..Ia
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

TIVE term Of copsrinershp Of PULIAM BETTE having
PRED by agreement, this day. the business SILL
ING NEGROES At AUCTION AND PRIVATELY 90 eounmsson
only, viii be continued by At THE OLD STAND ODD
LOWS HAIL Werespectfuy solicit continuation pac
from ends and the pubic generally and BY nday ana
perseverance hope to merit the liberal patronage heretofore
tended 10 u.s.
PULLIAM 90.
A. G. PrLLAN,
r. p PULLnN,
D. X. WErfsER. ! ryff-sn
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ToE Cr1 OBJ B,cwoNo-A1 editorial letter in the Pc
t.-,5grg h' gsrcs speaks as follows Of our thriving
s.l beautiful CITY.
The city OF Richmond is fast growing into magnificent
proportions BUILDINGS continually going up Indeed,
improvement. IS tLe order OF the day Nor confined
any particular locality section OF the city Every
vl.e the builders and printers called into active ser
vice. and scarcely pass es square without
ing old buildings being renewed aud improved, or new
ones going OPP know OF no city which is more rapid
, improving than this same BIC Richmond the great
metropolis and / eii. add as beautiful as great
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NOR RENT.-Two large admirably adapted TO a
the purposes Of Offices Lodging Rooms. Apply at FL
Mhls Ohice milo
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LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Arb CERFAIN DEATH To RATS AND NICE.
- SIN EVEVTwHERE
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,

OLAM II.
To be drawn In Wilmington Del, saturday June 3d. lSGO.
SCHEMA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-06

pOOMS FOR RENT.-TwO pleasant lodging
II ofhce, suitable for single gentlemen Apply
b. COIQUIrT A 90. 18s ST
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T--g=sSPECIAL notice. order to
49, llori employees recreation during the sumner,
s be closed at O'Clock, nom this date 70 18th
ADJUST GARRISON & ANDERSON,
uyZ4 No IA street
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAgORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hail AnR71sf 3, 1864.
Common Council OF The City Of New Orleans }


Fe,s That the Mayor b and he Is hereby eutoE7adt
rsEe be f1i3ne changes, per n6tsal the
traf iaen The cy and H. 49, sla Co. for the right
N sy twenty years for city railroads and rfRnng
thereon, etc. =
uae IN lie east of the Monument ~ Henry Cfy and The
cars running lower par ii the city 10 terminate the
de Of said with suitable turning tables and
tracks.
"a To change the tracks on Canal street, from Magazine
Claiborne street feet from HE inside en as ~
prescribed ordnanceJ each side Of the shell Walks on the
neutral ground the tracks IL laid through The circles bui
around said circles te Council shall require The
ios me erection Of monuments thereon
30 cause piles to be driven in the Cahs street eanai from
Cpne street 70 the Mearie Ridgeb In and arrange
sAe accordance with specifications Of the surveyor and
ideT me Spe vision Of said officer rail tracks
over sa Canal and thereon supported said plies
from On9Fne street 70 the Hstatie Ridge said work 10 be
he iauFioasiF Affected
4. To change the street from The mint on the
Ridge where the streets into track on the
Rifge from Canal Payou Bridge fro eieht
prescribed by the nrdinsnee art
9Th To the tracks Rampant ttreet Canal to
Epanade from i've feet from The inside curbstones IA
prescribed by the ornance to between the neutral
ground
9Th To change tracks Espsnade from Rampant
Dauphjna street the roadway prescribed by
ordinaneej Of the neutral ground said street
T 10 have double track running tour feet apart in the
Ridge from Canal street TO the canal bridge
house. All Of said changes to I've made in
with specifications Of the Surveyor, and under the
supervision Of said officer. : --..
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fsigned1 j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
1erp.'''u isfgnsdI JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
ani n FS " 4 PErTrSfIII Secretary.
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e,pECIFIcATIoNs ron THE CONTRACT

u PESEflSFA1ApsSs SAs, 1EHI SsSta ~
- Tor lh1nE YIN sah9fe blocks ShPaft street. IRON Gem
10 Esplanatie street
QUALITY AND itpfEssoSS OF TIE MAfERiAts-lhe square
hloeks shall BIO OF good hard granite ho III any recc interior
qualify the granite ohtned fton Boston, They shall be
eb9nE in shhpe no less MN e nor more tha. t sSeeh
inches IN width ana lot ie5 te8 lnet nor % tws'y
They shall be wei atfea naYhg parallel OF square sIes ana
ends SO ~ 70 ttke HsGl Joints; t .e auls ~
gutter stones sal De GU a. IN age Oh uees WIN
sites SO rs 10 DC lhi aagohy llVhi e chEos1ohes no
derng The sidewalks; =, =, +. -, H., ,. So, -,
The gutter stones shall be Of good nd granite o9aeu from
Boston, Ihey shall be from twenty 10 fy sN letcs anu eyer
in length twelve inches wide ana not ess 'ha seven che
thick they shan be well qfrleh naSig allel OF sia9e
sides and es 50 as 10 make tgt JOINS ana tue tos sal be
perfectly well hewed AID dressed ete%lse hes SINH De re-
Iected. ~
well hewea aud eSsed teNeltess4 Oh te Typ to answer the
slope Of te sides om tnye 10 SIX Lee o4g rqn eh9en 70
thS.NiA inches WAC, anu IL no e"he les" th o lEehea III
thickness
The crossing stones Shall be OF norm iNef Dne sos OF tle
best qHa perfectly vel heWea hd ntee nj esS INN i9,f
feet long feet vide and not less than six inches thick win
the angle OF forty degrees with the Sides
that the joints viii lie on daBonal WIN me stlee Tue
The tE Tor me sat@iSs shai pc Oh norm river niue
nai dressed 70 Soo,h Snt,4ee eh III 'unoe JOINS ~
agslene ea measure less thah tiee teet te py a"o anu
hall inches illeN; ~, - :, a., .a, -. -. - 49,.
me graei sil u .'e pest oNo" s'"Ne H' o'e ''e anu
halt ihcn u nnuhetst IT,, a r. ,,, .
The sand shall be clear sharp SAND OF large grain.
The rltts lef tha tops on mt nuEes " t heSettoh u
Enll be OF the best cast ron uogh similar N pat
tern Length anu t I ~ s vi rt hnm ~
and other Streets tut varying III ~lo' Ae "lols s ne
tnInlshed by me YIN oHfNes VI ,, -, 1,,.,, u,
MAsSER II WINCH TIE NoKk shalL BE EAEouIEp;I,he
OLD chr stones si"i W, w tASe W. - III ~ 80, - IN, 80
ifuaa Enoh y nS I'M @ IN ~, , a c, t
s!Aii W shpstitHlet .h. - ~ go
siatl oe SCI ieeo i!S 10 le liea "u " ~ u , s
surveyor ~ gopu lpihls il Mpi I'm -
Slii 9e uu @ nb cE nno tSni, hya ~ ,ftnn "
,hS Moi :, W. 49, 49, ~ it MIN, ,aar ,s
tnte ehes oi Wy too' " AZ n ~ ~ VI T., ,S @
aa @ % tn2 dran;Sg los Snail Ne nicely
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s,PECIEICArIoNs FOR THE coNuR

APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
. paving with square blocks enFe street, tlon tic
Ley4e oRainpaTt street ,,..u,...m M.
block snail be Of good granite any respect afeeF
equality 10 the granite obtained from Boston They shall he
inches IN width and not less Than twelve nor ,oe than twenty
Shall be well qared having parallel square sides and ends
10 make tight joints md the tops shall be dressed sae
stones shall be eqs an angle q t9rEDe degrees wh The
t hs I'd walks '' '
The Eaeg stones shall he good hard granite Obtained from
Boston, They shall be from twenty thirty inches and
over eugth twelve inches wide, and not less an
SQUARE sides and ends so as 10 make @ joints and the tops
sha be perfectly well hewed and dressed otherwise they shall
The earbstones shall DO of North blue perfectly
slope sides tIeeto six long from eighteen
ihfysS inches wide and in no case less than four inches in
ne crossing stones shall of North river blue stones of the
long feet ws an o not les t SIX nGe ,hsk viii
The agsones for the Sidewalks be Of North river blue
haf dressed to smooth s,aSee having ribbed nts No
shall measure less than three fee, square by two and
The gravel shall he the best London gravel
s 5Sad she b clear hs,p af
shall tougl similar pat.
tern length and thickness those Royal aud eaes
street but varying in width. The widths shall be furnished by
The crossing steps over the cutters shall be of the hes east
iron, dong measuring each six long by inch thick,
and of such widths and pattern as shall be furnished by the city
MNsIn IN WHICH TIE WoRK SHALL 81 EXECUTED The
fold sha pc taken up ny the contractor and rsad
sinai be substituted in their stead The old cubstones
shall be according to the lines and grades be given by the
Surveyor in good Joints and In wurkanie They
shall be duly interspeed in lnngths from
throughout the work. and each cufhsone shall have slope
hreehnches for every foot Of lis hight towards the adjoining
sidewalk, and shall also he snidy fSed tile
approved AperGs draining lois shall
through The by the Whenever reied BY
the Surveyor
The crossing shall he laid according the lines
grades given the Surveyor, Joints mud in e
best Werkmanie bed of London gravel siart
sand mixed. of at least six inches in thickness @
well ranned hardened with the ernwbar
The sides, bottoms and wings Of tie bridges shall Ne of
stones shall he laid in good Joint and in the
like manner with the directions given
the City Surveyor The iron plates the tops til
bridges shall the sides andsha I've all joined
The gutter shall join IN their length the ear0enes AMI
shall with inclination slope towards the
one nch beltomng Of four inches Of London gravel
shnr mixed said hottomlng 10 he strongly hardened witt
the head Of cowbar until solid The shall vel
ioiated the Joints 10 DO over lli inch wide otherwise
I've rejected and 10 be filled Wtth dne gravel
Aa'e syisen sand mixed.
This contractor shall take the round stone paving and
AFTER inc same shall hauled away by him. shall pick and grad