Which has steed in so precarious a condition j for the last month or two. This work, if pro- : perly done, will adflPsonie strength to the front port ten of ihe house, but will not prevent its . ! falling when the props now supporting it are removed, as will be the case when buildings , commence below it. If we had any say in the matter, we would propose that arches of brick
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“Which has steed in so precarious a condition j.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
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