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New Policies Issued in March

INtW 7 UIIIIts Ibsucu 10 NIhICL.f' 10
Policies issued since Jan. I. l847. $50
R0BT. L. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. G. MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH L. LORD, Agent
James Stewart, NJ b. Medical Examiner 8, the Office
daily from 10 O'Clock. as lmsMGW
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Bitnati1ns, &f. iuantsn.


ia @''''er' e. if'rft.,'aeais by n.sa Be
poHpa'd' or ta<T s-a Asfbs iates o4f sfa4< off,
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farms for Sale.
. GREEN LEVEL g Eoa s s.. J,,s,s A..

- GREEN LEVEL FOX sALE.-Thn hns I
silual.d about 80 miles from Asxsndrts. Is from
Falmouth aud - from Occoqusn, and containing about 10
IL offered for sale at very fe0onabs pncs Inc
undersigned wishing 70 settle 10 Kentucky, VII ospoes
Of such make II indur smsut 70
those desiring such sresideecs TO make 40 Investment
wel wooded and wssred divided into six belds and
will Tho of IL a 10 good stais Of
Improvement well adapted Of almost every Kind
and not less 90 10 wheat and Data part o. 70 nov
In clover and Tho bsanc. will soon be seeded In Clover
offers inducsmsns possessed by few sfms soutn Of 'he
Blue Ridge. For sneep-wGs, the Virgins oiue kfsSs
which here abundance furnishes The best and moes
permanent pasarage Tue house sfge sno ~
The ouhouses good order and the enc osufes new Ine
house 10 well furnished tho most o. lsteiy 90 Al o.
which, together with the stock and farming In pismsn1
viii be sold on fair terms, hths pasehsssf ,s ".
and It win give me pleasure 70 sns~sf sny nYa'ss %
srabs TO have answsrsd OF 70 snow me premises ny
sale should be Effected possession u the land will gysn
10 time 20 seed wheat Wh ]. FhkNCn
C,e-u Level, I'D April, 1877.
an lawsmD lsmsnWksh
- NOTICR-T TO BOARDING SCHOOLS AND OH.
- Al Weehs vixen, n J. nles from the Hoboken fer
ry known tho Mountain Pavilion, the highest point
the neiRhborhood Of EowYofk, and from which s bed
the moot magnificent prospect OF me lower oy sno ne
North River, consisting u large mansion, bsrn, leo
house well hed and out houses eompets IN good repair
and about u Of exceen land In high state Of cul-
uyation.
The above presents the nnest and eligible well
mosr convenient si1auoo, and an opportunity fof lhs
essoshens Of Age boarding school or Other insuia.
uon where much room - required tnss a. evM pssn
lazss numerous 70 BE- forth Ia sdverisemeot
There 10 the premises large amount o. iefnimrs
nearly now which. or any part Of which nay oe ~ w
terms made easy which, any information respecting
NO ''- C6lEMAN srErsoN. As.os Hoass, orn
40 nat. OSCx ~ gYTTRTEvANT Wallet
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MOANING LIsE At aALs.r.sr SIX 9eLo

- FOX ALBANY AND TROY-Lsod.
ing at CaldwelFs, West Point, New burah
Hampton, foaghkeepre, Hyde Park Rhine
beck L. Red Hook Bristol Cslskil Hudson, Coysaekte
and KiDderbook. Fare reduced Breakfast and DinBsr
board the boat The steamboat NIAGARA, Cspt H. L.
Kellogg, viii Leave the steamboat pier foot Of BsrclaJs
Tae.dsy Thursday and Saturday, al 81 O'Clock Returning
opposite days
NIGHT LINE.
Albany ard Troy dlreet, from Tho foot Of Cofusnes-
Passengers taking hsse Boais wil arrive In time 70 ~
the morning Train Of from Troy vsss W bans'' 80
north 70 Saratoga and Lake Chanplain , No.,
The low pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Cap. s<y
WIN leave Thursday EvsninGjaas 0es'eA @s~s'
stssmSosi coIUH3iA, osenh WI. W fuRP~, Asa :.
days, WsAsssdsys - 4h4Ss So Ssnxn
t0 psengs Of ffs6hsesU . esefs' -
" vkaf
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" The next Lecture OF

~ The next Lecture OF the Course on Association
will be delivered by PARK GOODWIN Eco. at the Lyceum
Rooms, Broadway, third story Monday evening next
26ih inst Subject" Tendency TO Association in present
Society" The public peeiuly invited attend.
Seats free Those who choose will contribute defrsy
expenses Of room, light, &c. AL p.
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HEADLEYis WASHINGTON

A Nd HIS GENERALS The first volume OF this inter
I1estinR work will be published on Saturday, April a
Price al 3 Illustrated with portraits IL contains bio
graphical Sketches Of Washing ton. Including analysis
OF his charscier MAJOR Generals Putnam Montgomery,
Arnold, Stark, Schuyler Oates, ssuben Wayne: Conway,
Miffin Ward snd Bea with descriptions Of the Battles
of Monopeahels Bunkers Hill. siorming Of Quebec, Ar
nolds March The Wilderness Bstle Of ValcOur lei
Bennington Battle Of OriskaIy. fret and second Battles
OF Rsmis Highs Battle cf Germantown SsornLg Of sto
ny Point, nc &c.
The second volume viii be Published in May.
BAKER 4 SCRiBNER,
isis Na...u..t nj - Par
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WIGS AND TOUPEEs.

The most perfect and natural specimens OF the
Wig making. The public invited 10 ms q large
assortment manufactured only by WIN BACHELOR,
Wsll-sL Broadway. Copy the address B26 nis
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hAGI EKitEOTlP b PI-AI 49, .. pINNsh
lae zrryals foil supply Of DAsuereoype Plates, Nos
- 90 and On u their brand fvorsby Known throc ghout
he nit-d states which they warrant equal quality TO
SOY ever before imported 81 hem They o1sr them al
prices ersby reduced from hose OF sst Fall Chem
i.s wsrr.nled 10 b. OF Toe ousiy always for SAL.
- 81 h q RINNSE 1 co. s WILLIAM 81 % soof.
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STRAW RONNETs.

AT 81 JcHS-sT, (up siAirs)
NANDERBURGH 4 CAMPBELL open this morning,
v aeboice Assortment OF STRAW bOSNETS expressly
sor CITY RETAIL TRADE which, eeaefs are resrect-
fully invited to examine. They are q The RlChEsT
AND MOST FASHIONABLE MATERIALS AND
SHAPES comprising all STYLES AND QUALITIES.
They offer Bonnet which from ia elegant sppesr
ECONOMY, they hsye styled - Rough and Ready
al fur.
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!. LEANDER STARR. GensrsI AgeBt L WHIT II''

Resored That persons assured by this Society be al
lowed 10 cross and recross The Atlantic In ROYAL Mail o.
first class Steamers or In fr cla, sailing vessels durnl
me months OF May, June, july August, September anC
October free Of erra charge and during the months of No
vember December. January, February, March aud Apr
on payment (previOus TO embarkstOnl OF pre-
MUM Of quarter per cent rs cents each SEQ IN
sured,D BY order. =. r. CAMROUX, Secretary
a24 lm2AWis
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
Chief Office for America.

"a Wa-st. New. York.
~, The following Resolution passed by the Court
Of Directors in London, is published for the information
OF persons insured Tor who msy hereafter be insured
the above Institution. resident in the United States and
British North American Colonies.
By order Of the L. s. Local Board
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NEW AND ELEGANT cARPETINGs

IMPORTED EXPREsSLYEO - = SALES.-Just
treceived by mpUrIa0ns ali being opened,
large invoices Of new and beautiful Carpetings consisting
Of rich AubussOn. AXminster Wilton, Velvet and Tapes
uls Carpets for Drawing Rooms and Psrors, embracing
variety OF designs adapted to every style u
furnishing, win complete assortment Of Brussels In
peria thTeepy super Ingram Carpeungs aud all other
articles connected with the trade.
Particular attention Is requested TO large stock OF
well seasoned Floor OIL Cloths, composing the greatest
variety Of patterns In the city All Of which goods
offered At such prices make IL an iudueemen for pur
chssers examine them before making their selections
SMITH KNAPP, 254 Broadway
a6 lmeodis opposite City Hall.
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S5tszZj< tir-ct-Th- fast and elegant steamer kir
VAN WRINKLE, Capt Geo. b. klggs,wul
leave the foot Of Robinson a. ths tMondAyl evening $40
o'clock p. NJ The Rip Van Wnkle t1tsd N apenof
sty 4 and has no connection with any other boat Tho
river Teis bosi Will arrive In Albany 10 ample tine Tor Ne
Essssru scd Western Hor freight or Passegs epIy
on bosrd. " ., he oos % he doct OF GEO. yIAN.
LEI. nv
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IT, NOTICR.-s cffIZENs DAY LINE or
Esalk- &OPPO1ffION BOAfer-fbe sgssnboais
44snITANoRA end ROGER WILLIAMS
hsvinx Nor rsesaLsd tiss, sssbshe1 their repatstoe
Tor speed viii uvsrasy make eli the sndngs sdvevaSed
10 their bills and lbs pspera as IS
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155 CARPETING 49,! 155
ion 000 YARDS OF BRUSSELS, three-ply and stair
O,OOOCmpeting.
10000 wards Of OH Cloth and Mating.
1890 Window Shades Rugs, Mats, Table Covers, and
every article connected with the trade, sale cheap
for cash. WIN NJ. GRORTY.
NEW SPRING CARPETINGS.
PETERSON, HUMPHREY Ross,
No. 49, PcaTl-sfrecf tnear MadiSon,)
HAVE RECEIVED, By late arrivals from Europe, a
large and rich assortment OF the following choice Car
petngs
saIony, Velvet and Tapestry Carpets patterns and de-
signs entirely newnever before offered 10 this country.
and framed Brussels Carpets.
Rich ply, new shsangs, DO.
Double super, super ana extra hne DO.
Damask Royal Twilled and Plain Venetian.
Window Shades. Table AID Plano Covers
Drlggsts. Mats, &c &C. Also, heavy OH Cloths
from 70 % feet wide together with large lot OF Cheap
Goods, which particular attention Ia called ms 2Inis
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DIAPER HANGINGs, &c.-A large assortment Of
new paper hsngngs, sstoed and uns.lined also Dor
ders tre board prints window and papers which are Of
fered very low In Quantities 10 suit purchasers
as BANGS RICHARDS PLATT - Broadway.
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q HIAIILDAl or Tie " MAN OF HUnFATNf| D ". '.
l'tWaliLce has Just been published by ElRTHSHALL'
Frank in square kGd Pi ,, Hal Pond 239 Broadway
Soos, No. 5. Recitstive' Ope day Wandered Air.
Csvarna IL wss Farm " No {. Cayains, She comes
in all hsI loyelness Second hovemen The Crown,
the soeptre and Tho swsy,,'-No Ballad Adieu Fair
LAID NO u.s. Salad, Gone ts the Calmness"-No. a.
Ballad, a Lowry Youth. the Mountain Child mo. q,
Ballad In that Devotion which rive breathe" The shove
Opera being performed IN London, with Immense
success and destined TO become Of the moot popular
OF English Operas posed. The Songs are In Wal
sees style, and are among the mosi beautiful In The
language. Alb
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TRACTS FOR THE NEW TIMES,

Letter 10 swed enborgian.
MOS. AND WILL appear soon, on the g. Old az
lVSew Philosophy" on i" The Harmony OF Reason ar
ReveiGtionH-prics i2i cents; this day published by
a24 SusD&itWa JOHN ALLEN. l39 Nsssau-sL
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THTRTY-THREE years experience ~ = cIe,,

'JNiRIfTllREE years experience as a clerk I'm one of
Il the principal accounting offices of the TreosIrv l.ld
Audtors) has quaiied The subscriber undertake gem
efa agency business ut the OF the federal
and the transaction Of any business with the public ear
lnen, or before Congress. An intimate acquaintance with
M atlers oil business IN the several departments and I'M
eau knowledge of the laws, and the principles esnb
snsu oy decisions in the executive departments in relation
every subject connected with public nd
TRANSACTIONS with which he has become familiar from long
experience IN the public service affords him advantages and
Whicu perhaps, few others possess. His attention
IA DC uec'eu 10 the prosecution OF claims of
er embracing revolutionary claims against the Unit
oates or hldviuna States whether for lands or money
pensions Oh all kinds; communication half
lies; claims growing ont of contracts with The IJned
states examination OF titles and procuring stents Tor
nnds; return OF dnues
under The revenue other laws the uon of claims
arising ont oil transactions connected with Florida or
Mexican claims before any board of con ssioners
estate and generally to the transaction of any and every
description of business in which the services of AN agent
may be required.
The subscriber is extensively known in the city of Wash
ing To the evli officers OF the government officers
both OF the army and navy, well members OF Com
gentlemen are selected to whom if necessary particular
reference is requested, TO wit.
JAMES w. MCCULLoH, First Comptroller oftle Treasury
ALBION H. PARRls, Second do do
PETER HAeNER, Third Auditor Of the Treasury
Gen. THOMAS 5. JEsur, Quart Master General U. S. A.
Gen. GEORGE GIBSON, Commissary General Subsistence
Gen. ROGER JONES, Adjutant General.
Gen. NATHAN TowsoN, Paymaser General.
Col JosEPH g. TorrEN, Chief OF the Corps of Engineers
Col john ]. ALERT Chief of Typographical Engineers
RICHARD SMITH, esq, Cashier Metropolis Bank.
JAMES THOMPSON, esq., Chief Clerk Third Auditors Office
- RICHARD BURGESS.
Office on Nth street, opposite N e. Fulsr's Hotel
June 29--1y
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s.First Principles OF Chemistry >,

By BENJAMIN SuLBAN, JR., M. A.,
Professor, IN Yale College, Of Science applied to The dts
department of science, usually taught in our col
leges and schools, has there been ic such lanenabe
deficiency of textbooks in that of chemistry None
tne textbooks upon this subject in use
the wants teachers and for years past there has been
general inquiry for textbook better adapted for colleges
aud higher academies than of those that have hereto
fore been before the public To supply this want Profess
sof Sllman has been induced to prepare elementary
work, which, we have hesitation saying is Gale MIA
ted in every respect fill this long existing deficiency The
welknown reputation OF the author is in itself sufficient
guaranty of the merits OF the work. Every sheet has pass
ed through three able hands and Tho book has been made
IN all respects as comp lee possible.
The work is printed in l2no. form of 1872 pages on
good paper handsomely bound, and contains upwards OF
two hundred excellent Illustrations descriptive Of the sub
lect.
81 have examined 'Sman's First Principles of Chem
lstry, and consider it decidedly the best elementary work
on that science with which have met, containing large
amount of we-arranged matter in small space The
style is clear and concise it should be in textbook
and easily comprehensive by the beginner 1t work
admirably adapted 10 the of schools and academies
and OF all who commencing the study oil chemistry.
'HENRY 5. PATTERSON, M. D.,
professor of Materia Medica, Pennsy vana College"
For sale by f. TAYLOR.
Price dollar June l6.
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BACON COLLEGE,.

TNHlS iourishing institution, located Iarrodsburg
l. Ky, Zone of the most moral and delightful villages In
America long and Justly celebrated for mineral waters
now in the full tide of essul operation under
lowing faculty. viz
JAMES SHANNON, President and Professor of Bellies Let
tres and of Moral Intellectual, and Political Science
SAMUEL HATCH, Professor of Natural Philosophy Chem
istry, and Geology.
H. H. WHITE, Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engi-
neerng. .
G II. MATTHEW'S, Professor of Ancient Languages
prn.!ra lcr.i-
DR.. Ct. ID. RuNYAN, Bursar.
1t is confidently believed that college in the west Of
ier superior advantages for obtaining thorough educa-
ton on the reasonable terms.
The next session of ten months will commence on the
first Monday in September which day it is desirable
that every student should be a his post.
Extra classes can be instructed ii necessary Hebrew
French, and Italian
Tuition in college proper $40 for the college year Board
in good families (inclndng washing and lyLts) can be
had at from w to So Is per week. r
JAMES SHANNON, President
HARRopsBuRe, KY.-July S-law6wcp
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name OF will entered upon or hacks
payment OF the subscription be made In advance ~ A
Distant subscribers money NV Latte, m
on which VIII be paid by u.s. and all assumed ly ourselves n rs
safe transmission. '+fsFtF fT.~ $3.50 ~ '"'Se''' AZ N'
The COUNTRY PAPER il published hi ,ye,li, a; a., ,
sions OF Congress and semi weekly during recc
subscriptions for period less wear will hs ra,, -
terms proportoned to the above rates. ''N VA
posmastefs certificate remittance payment for
lions or advertisements will he sufficient receipt therefor T
notes OF any specopay ing bank will be received SO
w fOSFMASTEFS authorized agents
gaing US Fk ALLY subscribers with $50 enclosed sfM
"tshLi Subscribers, with $40 enclosed WEEKLY sub
win so enclosed will be entitled copy the same
edilon as they Furnish suhsc riders for erais -
W The CosaRfbsAL will be furnished them an IN,
l ~ 'N
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Old Point Comfort Hotel, virginia.

fTNIS splendid establishment from i'm provcnen
unsurpassed in the comfort and of its accomno-
daons by any in the Union will be opened for the recep
ton Of vsiters the LIST day of June. Situated on the
Chesapeake bay, full view of the ocean, as healthy rs
any spot in the world, and lying directly great mail
between the north the SOUTH offers as a rcsnp
health pleasure; with climate early summer famed
for its refreshing sea breezes, be described
delightful or more heaty-as the experience Of all persons
living acquainted here will provethan that enjoyed by
all in the latter part Of August and the fall months
This with the great facility of reaching herebeng distant
only few hours from OF large Cities with daily
mails both north and SOUTH and from eight twelve fine
steamboats, passing daily in every drecon-inake
desirable location for families and OF business as WELL
Also ght and safe for those whom fear OF
disease drives away from their homes.
The lighthouses have been greatly enlarged and i'm
proved fitted with hot baths shower baths and private
baths and still attording ample for the expert
swimmer There is also splendid beach for those who
prefer surf bathing.
The table will be supplied with all the Injuries of the
and surrounding markets; the cellar and bar with the
best wines and liquors to be procured. The fortc
magnificent public work in the counryoes military
fades and the oveest walks; the bay, the finest fishing
and sailing, while for others there billiards.
music and dancing, with obligng and efficient agents in
each department We shall every exertion to make
in the county.
JAMES S. FRENCH.
May 20-1awcp Nat lntell
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THE 30h session will open on the lst Monday in No
venber next, TO continue four months under the di-
rection of the following faculty, vz
Benz. w. Dudley, NJ d. Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
Thomas d. Mitchell, NJ. d. Professor of Maeria Medica
and Therapeutics
Robt Peter M D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James NJ Bus M. d., Professor of Special and Surgical
Anatomy.
L. Lawson, M D., Professor Of General and Patholo
gca Anatomy and Physiology
Sam Amman, NJ D. Professor of Obstetrics and the Dis
eases of Women and Children.
Elisha Bartlett M. d. Professor OF Theory and Practice
of Medicine.
F. l.. Dudley, M. D., Demonstrators of Anatomy.
The cost of full course is hundred and five dollars
invariably in advance, good solvent banks
OF the States whence the pupils come. The macuation
and library ticket is 49, par money The dis5ecing ticket
is $40. The graduation fee is $25 Clinical instruction
gratis TO the candidates for graduation Boarding and
lodging including lights, at from So to $3 per week.
ROBT PETER, M. ID Dean of the Faculty
LEXINGTON, KY, July l, lSi7-cpJt
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SPRUCE spafS
feet length inch of the dameers and are
straight.
By the piece.
100 spruce poles less than 20 feet in length inches
diameter, and straight
$50 spruce poles less than l6 feet in length, from
A inches diameter, and straight. The whole of the
spruce to be fresh, with the bark
Week for four Weeks, prior to the time above specified
Union and National Inteigencer, Washington, D. c East
ern Argus, Portland, and Age Augusta, Maine; New
Hampshire Patriot, Concord, N. H.; Morning Post and Daily
Times Boston Journal of Commerce. Globe and Evening
Post New York Pennsylvania and Public Ledger, Phila-
delphia Chronicle and Old Domnion Portsmouth and
Beacon, Norfolk, Va
July N6-2aw4w
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE
casiE-S LA Jss1 IN ssssssS
ERSRzxl- zS91xNsSak9

Trough by Mail Train from Washington, via Alex
andria, 10 fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters
burg, Virginia.
TINE undersigned, having made the necessary arrange
Il with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
the above named places, prepared, under
the and style of ROGERS, DARRACOTT " AL
LEN, toreceive every description of light goods and for
ward the same Gas above stately on reasonable terms.
We trust by giving our personal attention to the bust
ness with encouragement, and friends
that nothing shall be wanting part to afford sasac
All light articles such parcels and packages, which
may be consigned care, will be delivered free OF
age; and merchandise other articles, which may be
heavy the mail tran will have particular by
the freight train.
j. w. ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan.
a. +. DARRACOTT, Train captain, h. f. 81 p. r. R.
WILLIAM II. ALLEN Depot agent, do
Richmond, Va, May l, lS37-May diff
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have from IL "a inches spring, side less than IL
inches and to mould less than IL inches the small
end.
No. 3 Ten pieces of No 2 to be II feet in length,
have from Is "a inches spring, side less than II
inches, and to mould less than IL inches the small
end.
No g. Ten pieces of No 3 to be l6 feet in length TO
have from "a to 80 inches spring, side less than II
end.
No A. Ten pieces of No. to be Is feet in length to
have from ~ to ~ inches spring. side less than II
inches, and to mould not less Than IL inches al the small
end.
No g. Ten pieces of No. to be IA feet length have
from ~ to 80 inches spring. side less than IL inches
and to mould not less than IL inches the small end.
The above fifty pieces TO be of the best white oak
clear OF splits rot bad knots and other defects Diagrams
of the above will be furnished the by the
nlandant OF the navy yard.
Locust 1imber-By the cubic foot
Fifty pieces of the very best yellow locus TIMBER clear
Of knots, rots, splits and stains
Ten pieces each feet in LENGTH to square small end
IA inches.
Twenty pieces, each feet in length, square small
Twenty pieces, each feet in length to square at small
end IL inches
Yeliow Pine Tmber-By the cubic foot.
10000 cubic feet yellow pine plank stocks; be got
straight the siding way, and rough squared be of the
best southern yeowpne of fine grain the of the
pieces, per samples, which can be application
to the navyyard The stocks not to have more sap
one-ha square less IL inches the small end
clear of sap and one halt square less than II inches
at the small end clear OF to be clear of heart wind
shapes bad knots, and all other defects.
Seveniyeigh pieces OF fine grain southern yellow pine
of the following dimensions be free from all defects,
such as knots shakes and rot not to have sap than
one-eghth of the breadth OF the face from each corner and
to be got straight