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IASvAkD's MAMMOTH p,sosASA OF rsE
MISSISSIPPI RlVERi

LARGEST PAINTING N THE wosLDi
DAlNTED ON THREE MILES OF CANNAsl-Er.
hbitnga view Of country 200 miles In length extend
ina from the mouth Of the Missouri River 10 tho City OF
Ns~Orleans snd reaching ten degrees Of latitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays exceptedl At the NEW
PANORAMA BUILDING in Broadway adjoining Nihlo'
Garden Admission 50 cents; children half price. The
Panorama will moving at 7. o'clock precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays and ssturdsysH
o'clock. at usus
DARNUM,S AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. + B.s.
ID NUN, Proprietor; Z. HIrcscock, Manager. Spend
performances this afternoon Of cocs and this evening
A7s The manager has engaged Master Johnson. very
taected plshed tishtrope dancer who gives
some Of the Astonishing fests witnessed Also
engaged the following extraordinary attractions Great
We.tern the low comedian, Master and Miss Wystte
aged ard ~ years Clara Fishers shsssperss Cabinet
Mr. Mcneil Miss Bernard Misses Julien and Whltlock
dancers; Mr. Whitlock, Mr. PTo"sri Madame Rockwell
fortune teller SC. Admission to the whole y es
Reserved front seats 10. each extra l4
CAII>THENIC EXERCISES for Lsuies at
- RlCH'S Gymnssc Academy lb9 Crosby'st one door
below Heecker-At the earnest solicitation OF number
OF physicians DR.. Rich has devoted his enrs academy
exclusively TO sdes from 10 on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays The classes meet az and O'Clock For
particulars relating the style OF dress TO be used terms
le apply to Dr. RICH at his residence 3l6 Foufthst
doors West Of Broadway or At the Academy during the
b.urs aforementioned. II l~sia'
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Wholessl. aud Reisil Chemists and Druggists
III, no Broadway and 10 Astor House


no =. =. SNOW, the crosbyst ProPhet-Who de-
elares himself % be David in the sPrt, Suing on the
throne OF DavidThus saith the Lord write ye ms man
ess man that shall not prosper IN hii days Tor NO
mar Of his shall pr0sper sitting upon the tn01e OF
DAVID and railing say more 10 judah Jeremiah = -
Tbou hast also declared thysef 70 be Joshua brand
r.e5 ont Of the r. Ezekiel saith thou has done worse
nan thy sister SOiom, sah the LORD save osefihro~n
some 81 YOU God oveTthrown socom ana u9 AZ
nd - were As fre-brand pucked out Of ne Darniuz
%, have We not returned unto saith the LORD amos
III Thou saith thy house jerusalem. have seen also
ia The prophets Of jerusalem horrible ming they com
mir dsltery ard wax 10 lies they strengthen The nsna'
OF evil doors that doth return from ~ ~ekeencs.
49, - IN III than unto me SOtOm. ard the innaoalls
thereof a. oorrah jeremiah &jf IN thse as me- tat
..rrv tale. 10 she'd blood like roaring lion rsyeninf ne
urev. they have deyoared souls and sought ieI isn
s5uf them that should make up the edge ana stano 10
d. rap before ms for the land that houa not destroy "
but found none Ezekiel "a Thou sha4t not heafsen
rto a.. words oftha Prophet that dreamed OF oean,
f,r the Lord God prov-th 20 know Eetne owe
he Lord God win al your heart snd win Al lI
.oul and Prophet that dreamed q creams an %
~, a. death Deuteronomy IS 80 Ihou hssi aso SAD my
bn.e in the cuutzn Of God Thus saith orr Saviour Je
-.her Ia this mouetsin vetat Jerusalem ~of
mn the Father ye ~orshipy know not WAL We
NV WIS, we worship for salvation 70 o. ne Jews
81 he hour oOmeth snf now u, "hcu the H-o
,,Si,.-s hall worship the Father IN s2fTit and 10
49, 80, s7l Thou hast SAID that ! an cast cat
y. - rnrupt Of Ood. Hear tb- ~ofd VI The ne
- -. rbst tr.ulbie 81 his word your brethren tLaI
- -, tbst for my namessse sac et me
80 n. sorifed bat be shsn appear q yoot ly ana s
s.n - s.hsm.8 la ah 455 Because ~tn hes ys hAs-
sns ~ hrf o ths rishteous sal, whom have not made
sos ,nsth.n the hand Of the wicker tssf be should
nj reu n frou his ~ ekei wsysoy ffomi'ins n. - -
~ "a % Prom few stones I've that - waiting VII "a
rsnce aAni tns ts''0 O~' 81 IL
bean.
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Court Cniendar....Tm DAY
DIED.

ComMoN PLEAs-Part Nos 80. H. g., 49, ~, rs 49,
l2i 1875 ~. Pat liNos y ~, Al, o. 20, TO- ~ 81
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GEORGE THRooP, Of Essex Co Agent snd Warden.
THOMAS ID. GILsoS. Clinton, Clerk.
GgoRGE X MILLER, Clinton, Physician and Surgeon.
httptrs-Iusel N Ostrander Geo Jestin, John Forbes
- Baker, Abel Hoch.trssser, John Chstterton.
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WANTS.

~ a gnscrt 90 4d-ertt,,rn<nti feat b. natl be
Sosfyaid o. tsey mil not be tatsn out Of the Offer
XNANTED-A mschiuist every wsy competent 70 gu
W perntenG macn ne shop, and willing 70 lake par
a Interest therein Dssrsbe tools in good order ITO BE-
united with those 10 the sh0p,l Will be received IN
lieu Of capital None but rst-rste artisan sober and
industrious, need apply. Address A P. 7. this Office
% ats
XfTANTED-A person With 500 cash capital scd bis
w services 10 excellent Manufacturing business that
u destined 20 meet with unbCunded Apply A.
THEODORE T. ENGELBRECHTs United STATES aud
European Patent Agency Offee 70 John-st 81 p
TO PRfNTERs.-A eompositor wanted. One who
Is well acquainted with job work. 70 whom perms-
nent situation viii be gwen. Apply 3, II. CASSIDY :
Printing Office. 90 Wihamst. SIT.
PER-ON having from : 900 10 5000 Il DESTROYS Of
II assoc sng himself with already established
qualntro win the business from long experience ard with
already established would like 70 connect him
self. Address Lee At thsofhee. 81 II
XIANTED-A person with from Al 800 70 5000 %
w business with the advertiser (who Is =
manufacturer OF fancy sTtces and take chsrge
&C. To active business person the Opportunity Is very
favorable and pleasant by visiting the principal cities
and towns the business can be increased 70 any extent
address +" Fancy Goods" Tribune Office. II cts
NNANTED-A iescher-s gentleman Of experiences
w and well qualified teach the English branches p
ply to "Amsden. Tribune Office 5f2teodis'
A PARTNER WANTED that VIII purchase into a
safe exclusive business already established and Of
he hgest respectability, and y done thout lsbor
The interest sold will not he less than $3.50, no; over
double that amount 10 the business.
He be gentleman Of strict habits and intsgrhy
honest End industrious he have his choice 70
10 NewY0rk City South a, Il will best suit circunl-
they ply with ell the above ard such everything
will be made plain interview with them which may
be done by Addressing y. b. e. this Office for week
come. a 2tis
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Col. FafNoSrs sENrEscE.-The Washington

CUTfCsT
"Col. Freuonts sentence isa very slight one suspen-
sion short period and probable remission Of even
this This the end of all the great labors Of the Court
Martial that sat more than two months.
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~ al GHsr'to AdseTusm>Hti 'eat b. mat, nsvr BE-
2osfyaid tley nj. no, be ,aksH o,.i Of the Oes
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THE INDIAN IN HIS wIGwAM,

TIE LIFE OF THE cHEvALlER sAYARD.
The Good Knight fans peur e saws rrprseae'
stood FY WILLIAM cfINQgF sIMNs. RS
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CHRISTY's n1INSTRELS.

The Oldest sstahshta band 10 the nitsd stated p
Christy G. n Chti.ty, r. Pierce J. Raynor, { Abbott
T. Vaughn, whose original and inmitsb,e Concerts
nightly honored with F6sd and highly respectable
audiences and universally admitted TO excel every snuse
ment Of 8 similar character offered in this city
Admission x cents children under 10 years half price
Doors open a. : o'cock-Concsrt will commence at B.
On saturday Feb. ;, ~ AFTERNOON Co>cERr Doors
open AZ :. commence a, o'clock. 81 i~is'
To- On Monday Evening. Fsb :, st the BsooSLSs IN
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Ar.,ioe,:r:

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Asettopser.
b sras1s.y Siis-,s ss.S .syssss. mad. q ssssss.
"' SosTY SEVENTH Ngw.YoRX TRADE SALE,
To az co~wxScrD MoSnAv, March q, fsss-fhs 90.
xned announce the nsxt regular rsAs sale to -
urnsS Al the above date IL Will BE- conducted un1sr the
P.pet sr,ron-ry. Stereotype Plates. B,sdsrs CIoth
I~..h.r xe sre respectfully solicited
~. 81. /. DO At prsss The eou q lss;os Il
s~s-usrds Ssf pei ssat heretofore ehsrssd ississss
sss .s., eSs,s except sht and ssa
re ss.s are rendered suc csshei within thirty days
BANGS. RICHARDS A PLArr, % sFcsdvsy
AT Pkiv.rs s.LE Sri rsoio LONDON Nsif>fi>u.
Jlst received from Loneon lsrfe and feh Assortment OF
teutises ne sdips some new ssd snpeto sssa
before 'mpoI,sd-~hieh offered wholesale osiO "
yer, o~ price,
10y F.COLTON, -ssst,sa asa Io~~lrs~ Mere<.sf-
aPsAles Room SIC Broadway. Gothic Hsii-hsvins r.
s.ys nd q c.ssss rs D., c,
and Housekeeping articles Of every pron eosssa.
with his usual pro@Ptssss He .i also bay Prsfsr,st
Outdoor 'a'' IN a,y RsI' "a TIE s ssnd'd = ssssi
At 70. o'c.oet, st tho Aaeticn-room.
large Of Second bend Furniture eessfsttaG
49,. ;.,,ssr ed. mssSss.s ssrps oil eIss slss
slsses. stands. crOesery and slass ware he
Also. don. Boston roehers.
Also dox. ofkee ehsirs
m.. :, rsSms Lsaa II The,
touch and hai.h asd equal 10 every rssres 70
Instrument sce the city tsestss
u guaranty from the maker and invited 90 sxs ne
them, - they will not sassf In eompafisos
with sny instrument made. Prices nodsrse Aiso oss
splendid Harp, In ace order.
~ CHAMBERLAIN, AUCrioNEER, Store No
-. SpTueest=Loeral advances made 90 Goods eousfn'
Tor private sale be cold q sneton Outdoor saiss
carefully attended 20 sDd respectfully solicited Hroups
returns made TUESDAY, Feb. 3.
At 10 O'clock 81 Sprues-st
SECONDHAND FVs>Irvsx. CLorHiSc, ke-Conprisse
sofas. ehar. table .deoosd French A-dsssds hsh pssl
beaste sds with eurtsiBs, stoves, eroekely &e.
Also. lot second and eicthins, eloaks, he.
Alse, an invoice Of dry goods, &c.
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VALENTINES ,

VILE N 4 INES.
VALENTINES The largest and best assortment la the
citg will be ready Monday. English, American,
sentimental comic lace paper, envsops, Valentine Nl-
kc Not twenty i've cases will be opened by
nLRElIn Ann
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en- REWARD.

GI0 REWARD, on the ni ght Of the 81 inst.
IDIO IN coming from Caiharne-sf. down Madison %
Duane down Chatham 10 the PAX and the Park 20
81 Muusyst large calf skin pocsebook with number
Of small bills and some large also several bills rece pied,
mostly bills Of h3ur The finder will receive the above
reward by calling 81 81 Muusyst. 49, Ful,on-st Brook
len
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STRAW BOARDS-3o tons sus. b:.ds si9sssns
Cszss and numbers, foI ssIs By JAS. nChsAL,
i3l lvtss iW SoasN
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~ Gen. QUITMASs Levee yesterday morning
very numerousy attended by civic functonsre' anc
the citizens generally.
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Nj ARM Il JOU X n A L
PORT OF NEW.YORK

MINIATURE ALMASAc...-.-T THIS DAY.
THE MOON. FULL sEA
Rise.7 = Sets ...5 % Sets. .. 6 p Even .. ?
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BOOK TRADE.
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.
Brought down 70 the JesF isls.
BY FPEs SARGENT 30

y FhL.l-ILe LIZ MD " ELIN s-NFICFs %
HENRY CLAY.
Br0ssh, down 70 the yesT isss
BY EPEs SARGENT. ESQ.
With stesl EugrsviuE . vol sso-pp b Neatly prnt.
aus done Up 10 paper covers, Price . esn,s Yiss
COPE. seat b Asl 81 ft- go.tsse On asns= copy
Q. al part u The nitsd State. ~ b- shout Q. % 3.
c-ut-. GREELEY ~ FLaATE.
The ~ors vii BE- r-.ly ~ deliver ~ tie hrsi DAY n
March uett. Orders ulsy b, seat inmsdisrey
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II We cal particular attention 10 Prof
wrsEss lecture It will treat Of the Organization Of the
Hebrew Government, the Opposition Of Moses TO War,
aud his Encouragement Of the Democratic Principle, one
Of the most important suhiec In the whole course
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Coroner w alters Yesterday held an
inquest A. 20 Twentieth ST upon the body Of Rosanns My
kns native Of Ireland aged SO years. who died sudden
~ on THURSDAY Verdic death BY rupture Of
9 blood.vessel in the chest.
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*. c. KEMP, AsstiOassr.

K 4. KEMP, Aasttoresr.
ID &. KEMP store SS Brosdway, opposite the New
IlYort Society Library would ees leave 70 ss the q.
tezon parties having soods TO dispose Of ct sseoa ~
the central Of his sass koms which els ss-
auesoaaby the and best Tor the dsvosa Of urn,
tars fancy goods &e Of In the eftywt give psssosa
.tenou 10 the Disposal Of furniture ct private aweuiu
and stecks u goods aueoa Cssh sdvsnsss made sal
ell salss promptly cashed.
WEDNESDAY. Feb 9
LARGE srocN oF CABISEr FvsSirrsL-by CstAlosus-
R C. KEMP will cell a auction % wsdnssssy,s t 10
ocloek ct S Broadway, nearly opposife the Tsbsfnseie
large sioek Of superior Cabinet and tpholstsrs fare
ture being the entire stock II cabinet maker reaaosh
ina the business The stock 10 all made in the beet
uer private sale and comprises very hsndsome ssso
msnt Of rosewood blsek walnut and mahogany pArlor
chamber and hall furniture
Fall particulars hereafter Catalogues may be had ct ne
store the day before the sale.
At 10 O'clock IT StS Broadway.
GEsrEEL tVsSIrVRE.-rhe tGruilure OF sentssi PIT
waite family reuquishins Housekeeping consisting Of
good assortment
Ar PsIvArr S,Ls-PFEs HAScISss-R. ksAr has
the agency Of extensive mandatory and can suppy
the with Spring OF satin ground and stain
ed PAPER Hsnsngs the lowest market price and apoa
favorable terms.
Sof. AND CHAie SpssGs-SS eross assorted stsee fOf
sale In lots 10 suit cabinet makers
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D,LNO,s OPERA HOUSE. GaFdsy -vspiss
MECHANICS HALL.

MECHANICS HALL
40 BROADWAY, between Grand and sroons
- streets-Crowded % ovsrfowirr With the
Beatty AND F.ssicS or Nsw.Yoss
Orsn every night during the wees sresYt hoadas
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f.c'urs. on his subject Will be delivered by Rev
'Tuo> X Brown az the Ssvenh-day BAPTIST chapel 10
Say evening February O. at u o'clock The public are
fnyifea 10 attend. II II
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Oofer tins vausble article In large or small quantues
Al e lowest prices and warranted pure put up IN neat
and strong coored glass bottles suitable Tor trans poA'oa
Also. ust publ she'd second edition Of Dr simpson
pamphlet on the and mode Of preparing Ohofoofmi
IL cents eseh or s. per hundred -. -, .,,,.c o
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PoLICF-James Mex con was arrested yester-
day on a charge Of having threatened 10 shoot George
Issscs with double-barecc pistol (osded with powder
aud BALI IS the latter passing through The Park.
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rSrLec,ure on the Gipseys-J1Nss So -
ESQ ,gilIdeliver on Monday evening go = lo1o. -
fure on the pseys their or gin. wandering eN,aoia
nsry life deeds and adventures, az the MiHe,Ns h.o
80 otva'"'9' a" '' II etis'
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THr FREscH SrEAMfR.-ln consequence OF the
,ss not serving the French steamship Miss uri VIII san
fom,his port at O'Clock this afternoon, and not at Il
O'clock nom, IS previously announced.
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GAP AND LETTER. cases cheap Car aad Let
" ter Paper, for sale By JANIS MN Oh A. A. -,
ISsTITITION OF Messrs. JACOB JOHN ; L.
\ ~ ladies'. 80 HOuI

ton-st New-N0rk. .,...- -.
Special arrangements adopted in this Institution 70
secure good bodily health. true poeneso manners na
nd generous FEELINGS and hi gh intellectual culture The
pupils sre furnished with the best instruction and lael
les FOR Improvement IN French music drawing ard All
tha hrsrchas of finished education. y 5Weodlt
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CHRisTOPHER RUrnERFoRD, Ausu,aeer
by JANIS VI. MlLlkk-stors No - os'sss
ID lane, neat door q No 2 Libe!tyss

ID lane psIs door 70 No 2Lbertyst
MONDAY, Feb 7,
Ali O'Clock, Of his store, 50 Maiden isns,
2s7 dozen Steel Scissors damaged the voyase OF TN.
perta,ou DO cold for OF whom may concern
Tor cs.h WEDNESDAY, Feb. %,
At IL O'clock At the Merchants Exchange
TwExTttrH sr.-Will be cold under the direction OF
Phio Rusge Master In Chsncery all that lot OF lend
with the buildings on the souhefly eide Of Twsntish Of
being 81 feet westerly from the southw sstefy Of
the Foarthsssnue aud Twennsths being ~ tsst frestsy
~ deep. -.
Also ~ LvpIow.sT-Ths two story frame building
known As No a. Ludlow Lot Is feet mont BY 81 deep
Also 1.-TWO story building In the rear Of ssid lot Oae
half Of the purchase money can remain on bond ssd
ulortssxe The premises be at any time
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MRS. SWANS, % Muuay-st 4 few gentlemen
w can he accommodated with good beard snd pleasant
rooms. by applying as above 81 I'm
BOARDING for some months wanted by a youns
Dedy Of first at- education, 10 quiet and respectable
family living ia the country, here she could have pure
and good air. whose in teaching music French
Italian and English 70 the younger members Of the family
would be taken in lieu Of payment note addressed to
81 Il.
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- FARM AT JAMAICA, L.. j. near Nsv fors-
An excellent farm Of 81 acre. late u John ID Ditmis,
- halfs mile esst OF Jamaica village, having ceesfi'
cho, Hempstead, Babylon, ks With spscioos mansion
house aud outbuildnp fine ycons orchard hssviy
&c ngnerooshsif an hour from New YORK. 81
Railroad ssoort wsk from the depot where the cars fss
temen wishing reside In the county snd do businsss
the ety daily Thresourths Of the purchase money ess
remsn years mortgage The undsrsigned, residing
Asshsxset distant from the property 70 quite
sell will exchange for NEWTON City proper
~ lying the bounds OF ksssss Pearl John end bprsss
IA He be in Nsw-Yor every Wedesedsy from
u until = M AZ IS Nssssu-st II. @. 0NDEkDOnk
il lswlowfs,
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sbowings cry rapid As 70 the insinustion' OF
our correspondent, about the Directors know nothing
about them but think his dspleasure in regard to the
uon.psyment Of full dividends well founded.
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Sbbs,S F~ening Lectures BY Rev. Dr. CHEEvER, IN the
Church OF the Purtsn,, Of fieentht ana Nn9h
square the subject of the next Sabbath evening wiz
love Of Christ" Services commence al O'clock u IL
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The pieces having tho dimensions II from the butt" arc
except the two short ones) and be apered
the Aoanoh 20 inches at the small end, the two abort
scks 70 work Is inches the small they are reouired
to BIO lined full towards tho small ends ~ - ''f'"
Whitspins Timber, (by the cubic foot) fs'
5000 cubic feet OF white pine timber Of the bcst ou,,v in
lengths Of A. 90, and Is feet and upwards to SQUARE
t1efs than fifteen inches the top end - = 't"~''
Locust Timber, s(by the cubic foot) -
200 cubic feet bsst quality Long Island locust timber to
average twelve inches diameter not less than Ten
Inches ia9N tuDlt -sIlbu to- -Tr.T-'
2ogeses ysasw Long Island locust IA feet long, to squar.
by0 inohsa. un-sd ,ststo,. sef yr .ier.oI s-
psos yellow Long Island locust fcet long. square n
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Navy-yard, Pensacola.
CLASS No l.
YeIOi0 Pine-(b board measure
10 20 feet long, and from IL 10 Ia inches wide.
1000 of inch and 1000 feet of 81 nch be from 20
80 feet long, and from ~ IL inches wide, rough
edged.
5000 Of nch from 40 60 feet long, IL IA inches
wide.
1900 OF 81 nch and 1900 feet of inch, from 40 to 90
feet long, inches wide, with square edge.
of inch, and 10000 feet of inch 10 be from 40
to 90 long, IL 10 Ii inches wide shape OF tree
All this TO be OF the best negrained long leaf yellow
pine free shakes, bad knots and all defects clear oil
sap.
Vhite-odk Pank-(boari measure.)
1000 feet ID inch and inch be from
feet long, rough edged
5000 81 inch, 1000 feet inch, 10000 feet 81 inch
10000 feet nch 5000 feet Al nch 5000 feet inch
and 10000 feet nchto be from 40 to 90 feet long,
average 45 feet, and TO be from IL to IA inches wide
at top end
All this be of the best of white oak free from shakes
bad knots, and all defects and no short crooks.
CLASS No 8.
Lue Oak, (per cubic foot)
1000 feet lve-oak pomscuous timber least 500
be from Is TO 20 feet long, side 10 to Is inches,
and rise from a straight line from 10 to As degrees,
averaging 70 degrees none 10 be less than 10 feet
long, rise less than inches To be all sided,
but hewn moulding way and measured cear
of wane to be of the best quality and free from all
defects.
CLASS No,
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rINHE Tenant or WiIdfsn Hail, by Acton Bell, .u-
i thor OF "Wutherng Heights - vols, Is cts each
Vanity Fair Pen and Pencil Sketches OF English SocIe
isrsted edition of tke Arabian Nights pnr d; A5cts.
Self Conrol, novelty Mary brnnton Is utsalid nor H..
tranrss tn Kings Oonf and Govern@eni by Con Cas-
ID cS. 9inUu0 iGB eelGL hfrfs r,a
Eureka, prose poem, by E. A. Poe,
Aug r. TAYLOR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-19

To be square and of parallel widths must be all heart
except four inches on the two opposite angles which may
be sap.
Lumber-(board measure.)
$4,000 feet white pine inch boards One.half Of the
quantity to be OF the best quality No. U.s. and
half to be Of the best quality No. 3s
200 feet yellow oak boat boards inch thick.
Length from fifteen twenty-five feet, width less
than eight inches
White-oak Boat Knees (per siding inch.)
200 whiteoak boat knees less than four inches
not less than thirty two inches long One third OF the
whole number to be square.
"a white-o for checks The bodies and arms
be from eight feet long, nett siding be from
ten to twelve nche> and to form angle from Ito to
Il6 degrees The bodies to be sided to the diameter
the arms, including the bark. The moulding size Of
the bodies to be from fifteen to twenty inches.
Navy-yard, Brooklyn, New York.
CLASS No. 1.
White-oak Timber, (by the cubic foot)
cubic feet of white.oak plank stocks of the best
quality length not less than thirty five feet, averaging
fory-fve feet, half square twelve inches and hall
to square fourteen inches and upwards at the top
end Of the stick.
CLASS No. 2.
Yello,c-pine Timber, (by the cubic foot)
600 cubic feet best quality long leaf fine grain southern
yellow-pine plank stocks length not less than thirty
five feet, averaging fory-hve feet; half to square
twelve, and half 10 square fourteen inches and up
wards at the top end of the stick.
Yellow-pine Beams. (by the cubic foot)
The following beet quality, long leaf fine grain southern
yeOw-p beams of the following lengths and sizes,
and got by a mould that will spring six inches in
forty -fvef fact