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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-09
Police Intelligence.

Arrest of Fugitire Burglar officer Norris one OF
few days ago, police business, and while there on
Friday last, as he passing down Lombard street,
about four O'Clock in the afternoon. he dropped on
old burglar called Bill Williams, alias Long BILL
and knowing that he wanted q charge of bugls-
ry seized him at in the street; when after
struggle, the officer succeeded in conducting him to
the Mayors office, where he detained 1t appears
thatLong Bill stands chargedi in this city with entering
the night Of the ath of Dsosmber is4s by means Of
false key stealing thersrom one fancy inkstand box,
valued at 81 together win - assorted card cases and
this robbery Bills residence, located In Monroe
street. Pike watched by Captain Middleton. Of
the 10th ward police and several officers, and
ing they Bill come home with bundle under his
aim tied up In handkerchief and almost directly
be entered his premises the officers rushed in and Bill
alarmed at their approach. made his escape out the
back way over . fence. The property, however, was
recovered from the room where Bill had just thrown it
down. make good his escape and since that
time Bill has evaded the eye OF the police until caught
by the above officer The accused consented to come
arrived yesterday afternoon having him in custody.
The Chief Of Police locked him for further hearing
Ua.eht IN ne .Asf.-Inat notorious Ill Iapper;'
Purdy and Brumssead, of the 10Th Ward, he hay
ing been caught in the act OF stealing money from the
till In the store corner Of Attorney and Grand streets
appears that the accused escaped convict from
Blackwes Isl and where he hae been sent for similar
offence. Justice Ketcham locked him up for trial
Robbery Of Siser. Some thevng rascal entered the
basement of house No 55 Beach street. occupied by MIR
VIM: Tooe stealing therercm five silver forks, three
silver tea spoons and butter knife which he carried
off without detection
Charge Of Passing Bad Money-Offcer Martindale OF
the Sd ward arrested yesterday man by the name Of
VIM. B. Moore, q charge of passing So counterfeit
bank bill purporng to be on the Auburn bsnk 10 Hen
~ BUSHNELL No. i69 Broadway Detained for further
hearing
.a'rsa Of a Burslor "A young man by the name Of
Charles Hurst arrested last night he being an &C
pice of Clark who both detecs in pting
to foe entrance into the Office Of Hatfield &.Barne,
few nights since Justice Ketchum detained him for
further hearing
Petit Larcsnies John Tyner arrested yesterday,
Q charge Of stealing pocket book containing S.,
from James Taylor. No. 73 Robinson street. Officer
Wood, OF the 81 ward arrested yesterday called
Anthony williams, a charge Of stealing sundry art
ces from Mrs Robinson, No. College Place. Looked
up for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-09

~
The Caledonia having arrived in possession of
later news Of the Bremen and Hamburg markets Ken
tacky tobacco emaned dull at previous rates Spanish
seed leaf unsseable The market overstocked
with Cuba and st. Domingo tobacco Florida tobacco
sale lble at about IS per lower than
the last month. Our market this week has been with
out animation, and sales effected Us mentioned
above, for immediate use
WHALEBoNE-Nothing now
WHisKEY-The market quiet, and no sales of mo-
ment reported
FREIcHTs.-25 900 bushels in bulk were engaged
In transient ship at Cd, for Liverpool Flour
gagged for the same port ut 70. Lard engaged to
Glasgow at POS. There vas nothing new to London
Hayrs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-09

The wires between Fayetteville and Raleigh are up,
and ready for operation and the work progress
ing from those points both north end south There il
every probability that before the end Of this MONTH
Charieston viii be In instant communication with Port
land In the State Of Courier, jan A.
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Married.,

On the s.h inst by the Rev. Dr. Taylor WALTER II.
JONES Jr to VIRGINIA ELIZA, eldest daughter OF VIII
liam Sidney Warwick, Esq all of this city.
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,rhs Nsvort IN ths tsnms rcasi Relations nf |,
tie United states aud Hrest Britain With |
China.

rhs Nst,rrt IN the tsmsas rcisi hsistlsns NJ
tie United states spd 1rsat Britain With
China.
From an English Paper
The Select Committee appointed to take into consde-
ration the present state of commercial relations with
China who empo to send for persons papers
and records aud 10 whom several pstion, PRAYING for
relief referred aad who empowercd to report
the minutes Of ths evidence taken before them the
House, have considered the matters them referred
and have agreed to the following report -
In reporting on the condition of our commercial rela.
tions with China your committee regret state on
doubted evidence that the trade with that country
been for some time In very position and
that the result Of extended intercourse has by
means realized the just expectations which had been
naturally founded on reer access to so magnificent
market Whether we look to the tables OF exports,
which mark decl'nsion Of exports in nearly every
experienced merchants and manufacturers, we are
brought to the eoucusiou We end the exports of
cotton manufactures decline bsween the 1886
from ,735l4 to 12465s in value thoss OF woollsne
in the period from 500 1921 to 439 669l| We find
that great proportion OF the trade for the
years the loss, taken both that the
ment may be fairly stated at from 80 to 40 per cent
great indeed that some manufacturers have abandoned
the trade altogether and that much OF the
sent home has been sent Chinese account the English
merchant declining to the risk Of the venture We
find that the difficulties of the trade do not arss from
any want Of demand In China for articles of British
manufacture, or from the increasing competition OF
other nations There is evidence that foreign com,
petition is to be seriously apprshended in the articles
general demand The sole difficulty is In providing re
turn.
Stripping the question of minor details which NAV
fairly bs left out not affecting the general results
and Getting aside the junk native trade which
though considerable does not assist In the general ad
ustment Of foreign accounts the trade Of China msy
thus shortly described The bulk of its
with England British India, and the United States
The recoguiz imports iHto China Of which We have
any account, were, in lS45, as follows
From all countries .......... $50 390,7st
In English ships. 80. .l60736S2
In American ships. ..... 1909 66o
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Neio Orleans
MA r.

FIsH-Ssles % cases, each containing 100 boxes
ssrdinee slightly damaged, sold by auction at 35c
i5c, cash.
FRUIT-The market was steady, aud moderate sales
bunch ratins made at 81 40 81 90 for wet dried
HEMr--rhe marhet was still quiet
LEAp--No sales reported.
MoLAssEs-Naw Orleans and foreign were both
ssaroe and steady; the former was worth $50.
NAVAL SroREs-No ssles reported
OLs-LiSsEsp-Englsh IN light request at SIC
and city pressed was worth $50 soc, with moderate
sales. There was nothing new in fish oils
PRovisioNs- Old pork wssvery dul old mess said
to be offered at $40 so and prime under 81 New
In light supply, with sales TO the trade (some 20 bb
In lots) at si2 LsrdSses Of $50 bbls were reported
~ 30 sc so tierces Of shoulders sold private
terms Butter-No change. Cheese-Sales OF 100 casks
were made ut 616c, (this State
Ricr-sses Of 100 tierces were made, mddling 10 fair
quality, at So 25 a SO 62x.
sucAR-No sales of Importance were reported Prices
remained steady.
TALLow-Ths sales within two or three days have
reached about 81 800 lbs at 7, for interior country
to $50 for good country aud city rendered Prime
was Grim at 81 cts.
TonAeoo-We submit the usual weekly statement,
sho~iDg the prices sales receipts and hand
the week ending this afternoon the Sth inst =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-09

The wires for teegrsphic line all strung between
Buffalo and Detroit and the batteries will probably be
In operation in few days. The line from Detroit to
Chicago Is also nearly completed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-09

49, la36lM 2356H 239fg2T
tMr McGregcr, Bstsh consul Canton, estma,es the
or am, II nearly G2t0p.0t0 r"' "
THE ofsuk from China to England in 1916 reached
value of 6 2ll.2i9
yThe highest duty imposed by the Chnee is 10 rer
and the average IL from to per cent.
.d,erdge Delivered for
price Of Home Cost. Dufv
Tea Consumption
Mn 49,. sq IS, q. ,ps,o, "a
Ia 1891, 1884, q Az 1i,5sNe 500 es 10 1869 83i V
In 1895 IL 8.72s,ao8 3,il3 2i3 II 3Il0,S9I IS 0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-09

'The experts to chi9s since 1873 have been foow::-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-20

The pieces having the dimensions 81 from the butt"
yards (except the two short ones and be apered off,
tho loinch TO II inches the small end the Two short
sticks 70 work 10 inches at the small end they required
ID be lined full towards the small ends 80 s'.''e
a,i Whits-pine Timber, (by the cubic foot)
5000 cubic feet of white pne timber of the best 0ualty in
lengths Of 49, 80, and IS feet and upwards square
not le.s than fifteen inches the top end. 'rass'
Locust Timber, (by the cubic foot)
Oo cubic feet best quality bopE Island timber TO
average rwsve inc he's damster, not sss than ten
70 p.snss yellow Long Island locust IL feet long, square
ta by lnshas. Hl.is 70 & ,iiatiI ISIS ~. .Yh2f
Psoe yellow Long Island locust to square n
by ~ inches if
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-20

Eavy-yard, Philsdelphia.
CLASS No l.
Live oak Keeison Pieces price to be given per cubic
.g,V foot.)
N pieces not less than 80 feet in length moulded 10 and
10 pieces less than 2 feet In LENGTH and moulded ~
10 and aided s N ba as ss e length moulded 10 and
sided i9A in the smallest place
40 pieces, making 80 plank
To side s inches and mould 81. when completely rshed
in the sa hsy Of
dis purpose of taking the hear. OF the tree which al
the Ss If necessa TSey are to be allowed Ii inch
larger the siding way fair curve Of 10 or IL inches in
their lengths will be objected to, but they be
straight the siding way
a,5 seni II ata CLASS No 2.
White pine, &C., (board measure)
feet lnch panel boards length Z 3 10 1 1s feet s;
$1,000 fest Ii-nch Z" IL to Is feet.
:sp,;sssi feet black walnut branch ysnser' tpsr
Navy-yard, Washington, ID. G.
CLASS No l.. fr
Lumber, (board measure)
5000 superficial feet i.nOh white pine. common cuttings
5000 igIla.' sae5 2incua 4"
Navy-y.rd, Gosport, Va.
td.iaog CLASS Mol
White-oak, &C., (per cubic foot)
s e ss va &c sat s9'
f ches square at the small end; TO have no wane
exceeding neIOurtn the Wiutn Oh inc IaCc " He
side as sduared.
asj Whits-odk pieces as folloaos:
10 pieces of No. l. to be 10 feet in LENGTH have from IL
"a inches spring, side not less than IL inches and
mould not less than ID inches the small end.
10 pieces of No be II feet in length. have from 10
to 81 inches spring, to side and mould as No. l.
10 OF No s. be Is feet In length TO have from "a
50 inches spring, to side and mould az No. l.
10 pieces Of No be l8 feet in length to have from "a
TO ~ inches spring, TO side and mould as No. l.
10 pieces of be IA feet in length TO have from ~ to
30 inches spring, 10 side and mould as No.
These fifty be of the very best white oak to
be clear the ends 10 be sawed of square, and
from splits, shakes and bad knots. Diagrams OF
the above fifty pieces will be furnished the
application to the commandment of the yard
~ sha 2" w White Oak or Hickory.
butt pieces feet in length not less than inches diam
eter at small end 30 0f t
butt pieces. II eet in length not less than nchesdam
al sr,ail end ir 81 .ft
bun pieces feet in LENGTH not less than inches diam
small end .,.
80 hickory butts long, be from II inches diam
email end t e
AN THE bart pieces to he delivered with the bark on
them and be clear of knots, and be straight
t.. CLASS No. 2.
Yek!o,c Pine, (per cubic fOot)
$4,000 cubic feet yellow pine plank stocks to 40
sl iee length. be not less than Ii inches square
the small end to be sawed OFT square at the buu
and top ends
o.. Sofi \
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Havy-yard, CAarlsstswn, Haas.
t"i CLASS No. l.

Whae-odk Timber, &c. (per cubic ioot)
No. 900 cubic feet best quality whe-oak plank stocks 70
average torty-ive feet long, and none less lhan
thirty-hve feet. TO square hon Twelve 20 iour'een
inches, and average thirteen inches al the Top end
of tho sticks. ...i. :,
5000 cubic feet vshi,e-oak pSonscuous timber, length
from twenty five to forty ieet, and frotn four
tons ofthe different lengths and sizes. rs
5000 cubic feet white curve timber, in lengths from
twelve 10 thirty feet; to be sided straight one way
from Twelve 10 eighteen inches. and TO curve the
other way from ten to eighteen inchesi the diiier
ent lengths and curves in equal proportions All
the above promiscuous timber to be- OF the best
quality -
cords whteosk butts Of the best quality, free from knots
in lengths from six to twelve toet and from twelve
to eighteen inches diameter in the middle, clear Of
the bark.
cords best quality hickory butts In lengths from six TO
eight feet diameter in the middle, clear OF bark,
from nine to fifteen inches.
$3.50 CLASS No. 2.
YelloD Pine Timber, (per cubic foot)
40 900 cubic fine grain long leaed yellow pine plank
stocks, best quality, average forty-ffve feet in
length, and less than thirty five feet square
from twelve fourteen inches. and average thirteen
inches at the top end OF the sticks. .-t.
li ~ YeilO1p- pins Mast Timber
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TIADE1, &C., y01 xzxE NAVY.
- -rferfs ftc..4rts q Il NAvrDspAsusxr,
Bursan a CcnsBuceiou, Equipment, and Repairs.

CEALED Hn9e0oAaA. sadusssa "Prcposals for Tim
= q: .s s.is %,y n' 5. .n sosVsd
nv s..:s sssss: 8 =. 4: ;ss :! Angus .:ys
os %s;. , sP Pss q I'd ': 6. :!ss:
nsd nsa . evsrsd q before the nr % 1a S
q md d; ~ s: :D,sss on Of be-
besss - Ara q November 1875 And in case Of failure
s..ss :;: ss b ,s n1 the the
suv ~ dsScisncy aud tho SonOor shall be RESPONSE
big r. ssy %s q sssi sr''
are .sa ;. y rte he entire '.;s'as
q I lie was est h
10 have no wsns exceeding ar he width Of the face
8 X ss g.: Ss: q 's . ss ss
yellow pine !; . be hsEed g iI saSs. End Q have no
ss ssr hs ak snd pine
must grown wi,hpsi.y ntss q tho ssacoas,
b Stripped Of the barb hsxea within swsPy days after
g:sdsstiss q ss.;is::::: .asd !;
the court. %..i.iI.s within tbs township or county
eparss oSSs NM, 81 made for each navyy.rd keep
ing sseh slaS Of articles. 4 embracing ihan dis
tina ts Of sssh item must DO carried and tho
der sss esaiionsd .ssas. offering for more than they
s e. sss e x IN VII
gsA1 saSoed bat no Offer not embracing tho whole Of
any 90 GLASS will be considered
Tho osra persons who have heretofore failed
into contract after being n9tied acceptance OF their
considered only at the option Of the bureau.
Every ofer DO accompanied by written guaranty
signed BY responsible Persons whose respon
sbiIiy must be certified the navy agent per-
son known the bueau that IL the offer be accepted the
bidder will within hve days after being notified. en,er in
arclss proposed agreeably to the this advertise
Bidders particularly cautioned to endorse their BIDS as
above required prevent their being opened previous
the tne specified and all bids conforming ha
Of this advertisement, particularly in correctly stating
Of each iec, and the final aggregate Of each class
will be rejestsd ~ informal. y r-'tt ia VIZ
The 1wics Of III manufactured sawed lumber will
be oytmated and determined by board AeasnYs :; the
square and round timber, unless othe specified by
the cubic foot according the rule of measurement adopt
cd the yards, which 10 follows, for round or eight
bark; deduct from this diameter one-fouh
viii be tho reputed square Of tho log; multiply this re-
In fest and divide by IA will give the contents in Gu:
bic eet For rough squared timber, rae the diam
of the breadth and deah In inches and the length
this product BY the length and divide by IA. win give the
Bonds with approved sureties will be required in
half tho OF the contract and ton per cent In addi-
will be deducted from all BILLS be withheld as coas.
tea security until the contract tuly completed the bal
the navy agent named III The cotact within hirty DAYS
after tho presentation Of approved bills. 30
To prevent unnecessary coreapondence bidders are in
formed that tbose Only whose cerS are accepted will be
notified imssdatsy AFTER sb bids sial have been opened
and determined.
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Navy-yarsi, Pensacola.

Navy-yard, Pensacola.
CLASS No, L.
YelloW P,ne-(board measure)
1000 of ineh and 5000 feet of IL inch be from 10
TO 20 feet long, aud from II 10 II inches wide
feet of inch. and 1910 feet of "a inch, TO be from ~
10 80 feet long, and from IL TO Ii Inches wde rough
edged $50
5000 feet inch from 40 90 feet long, IL IA inches
wide. -
1900 feet OF "a inch and 1900 inch from 40 90
feet long, inches wide, with square edge.
10000 nch and 0O0 feet of nch to be from ~
90 feet long, IL 10 IL inches wide, shape OF tree
All this be OF the best fne-gained long leaf yellow
PINE free from shakes bad knots and all defects; clear oil
sap. rr at s
White-oak Piank-(bo board measure)
1000 feet IA inch and 400 feet nch be from ~ 30
feet long, rough edged
5000 feet q nch 1000 feet inch, 10000 feet 81 inch,
10000 feet inch 5000 feet ~ inch, 5000 feet inch,
and 1000 feet nch-to be from ~ 60 feet long, TO
average As feet, and be from IL to IL inches wide
at top end aA ta-
All be OF the best Of white oak free from shakes,
bad knots, and all defects and no short crooks
CLASS No. 3.
Liue Oak, (per cubic f0ot)
1000 feet ve-oak promiscuous TIMBER least 500 feet
be iom Is ~ feet long, to side 10 to 10 inches
and from straight line from 10 to As degrees,
averaging ~ degrees; none to be less than 10 feel
long or to rise less than inches. To be al sided
but hewn moulding way, and measured clear
of wane TO be of the best quality and tree from all
defects.
CLASS No.
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Cypress Boards. board messurs)
5000 sup feet u ieet in length, 10 inches wide, IL
inch thick 100. ~,
1000 sup feet, IL feet In LENGTH 10 IN inches wioe II
inch thick rcsl. HA 't
Elm Plank and Boards, (board measure)
sup feet % feet in length, to ~ inches wlde
inch thick - -,
10000 sup feet rs feet in length, to III inches wide IL
. inch thick 49, III
1000 sup feet 20 feet in length, TO III Inches VIDE, II
inch thick ~
1000 sup feet, Is feet in length, TO 10 inches wide,
inch thick
1000 sup. feet 10 feet In LENGTH to inches Wide,
inch thick !, .
300 sup feet, IL to Is feet in length "a Inches wide,
inches thick. -
1000 sup feet IL TO IL feet in length "a inches wde
inches thick
1000 sup eet " Is feet in length, "a inches wide
inches thick
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-20

TN pursuance oflaw, ], JAMES <. POLK, President o
make known that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land Offices In the State OF Louisiana at the pc
| RODS hereinafter designated to wit:
At the land Office at OPELOUSAS, commencing or
Monday the sixteenth day d October next for the dispose
| townships and 'parts of townships, viz.
North Of the base line. and east Of thsincipal msridar
Township one, Of range. two. e4
Township one, OF range three
South the base line, and east Of the principal ~idam
Townships twelve thirteen and fourteen, of range three
Township twelve, oil range four.
Township ten, OF range nine.t ' I"
South of the base line and sOest of the principal eridiam
Fractional sections eighteen and nineteen, west of lake
eighteen and poae sss of pa snd
sections hiryseven to sxtyeight inclusive, in fractional
Township eleven Except south half of section one,
the north half of twelve the south halves of fourteen and
twentyhree, tho south half of twenty four twenty
five, and sections ty-onc to thirty six ncusye sections
six. thirty two. thrythree thirty and thrtyve, md
lots numbered seventeen TO seventy inclusive 10 township
ffeen and seventeen, the fraction of tweny-one ST.
Johns island, and sections twenty-five. twenty three,
The half four sections Ave six. ssven
eight eiehteen nineteen, and thirty in township twelve
Township nne sections one to six inclusive and sections
thirteen fourteen twenty four and twenty
five, in township twelve, Of range twelve AZ 4
Fractional township ten, east of the Sabine river, and
sections one two twelve, thirteen, twenty three twenty
four twenty five, twentysx, and thrtysx, in fractional
township eleven, OF range thirteen
At the land office at OUACHITA, commencing on Mon
day, twenty third day of October for the disposal
of the public lands sitated within the following townships
viz, Il ~ eIorriui r71O G 81 GyGEf liQ tlHDl ~ p
North of the base line and of the principal mediaw
Townships seventeen and eighteen, Of range ten.
Townships seventeen eighteen, and nineteen of range
eleven. lfa .ftfaf giI1enfNfi 1Ij % lpfFs;af 1f
Lands Appropriated by law for the of schools ilta
ry other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering of the lands will be
the days appointed and proceed in the order
which they advertised, with all convenient despatch.
until the whole shall have been oersd and the saes thus
closed But sale shall be kept open longer tnen two
weeks and private entry OF any OF the lands will be adj
nttod until after the expiration ofthe two weeks s1l
Given under my hand the city OF Washington, this
seventh day Of July Ammo Doni thousand eight hun
dred and forty eight. asi lfc8 sssdS ID yss, .
BY the President;
JAMES X. POLK
RICHARD NJ YOU'VE, y ..g ~. ~ It-nc, .4l, s.fF
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-20

OneOurth OF these KnecS 1rOm TWO
grees from right ANGLE but many must be OBJ
fuse augled. M .
CLASS No. Z.
Black Spruce Spars, (per sticky
10 sticks from IS 6O feet long, 10 inches in
20 sticks from 81 40 feet long, 10 inches in
sings
40 sticks 80 IS feet long, " inches in
sings t u
rs sticks, from Is 30 feet long, 81 inches
Sings. 5i sl4 1868 ~ tat. Glt
July l3-lawt25th Aug.
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Every person entitled to the right of presumption any
of the lands within the TOWNSHIP and parts OF townships
above enumerated is required establish the same 10 the
satisfaction of register and of the proper
land office, and make payment therefor pvac
ticabe after seeing this notice, and before the day APP
pointed for the of the public sale of the
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioners of the General Land Office
lime 20--wI2w J. , .1g.s1gJ t.. Il y
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rT,HE Tenant or Wltdfsl Hall, BY Acton Bell, au-
thor of Nv utherny Heights )" avols. 2s OTIS. each.
Vanity Fair Pen and Pencil Sketches OF English Soce-
~, by W. Nj Thackerny with many engravings; 80 cts
Illustrated ed,tioa of the Arabian NghI, paris; - cts
Self Control, novel by Mary Btunton; rs IL n
France its King, Court, and Government by Gen. Cas-
rs cts.
Eureka, prose poem, by E. A. Poe.
Aug y. TAYLOR.
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L,xms4mvisc, (by the pound.
HICKORY Bars. lby the piece.)

- Htbory BdTs, (by The Pec<.J
100 rough split hickory bars net long be straight. and
TO sous three and q half inchcs'1t the butt.
Is rough hickory bars feet long. be straight and TO
square q feet above the butr) five by i've inchcs 70
be Tree from knots and all defects " s