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Class No. 4.
Spar Timber.

Spar lumber.
yellow pine sticks 7 cubic feet of spar timber so feet long, l6
yellow $40 cubic feet Of spar timber I, long
yellow pine sticks. oa5 cubic spar TIMBER long
yellow pine Sticks cubic spar timber long,
yellow pine Sticks spar timber 50 long 10
yellow pine Sticks as4 cubic feet spar timber 40 feet long, 10
yellow pine Sticks or H cubic feet Of spar timber long,
yellow pine sticks spar timber, ~ feet long
yellow pine scs Of spar timber IS feet long, %
All yellow timber be o @s ss:. quail
edge and have Than 70 The breadth
s s s ana s,ss % q % and S
sn sns q sa s s as
Class No. s.
Spruce Spars.
q spruce s 70 long opoonas size per spar
500 inches spruce spas, 6JX eH inches, per inch.
Class No. 8.
Ash Timber, &C., &c.
long, 30e inches,
80 niche. round ash timber, niche. aismss psr
go inches round a timber nss.. inch
800 se plant. sx inches thick. 81 lneheswde. board
800 si plank Ok inches ek % inches wide, board
1000 plank thick wde measure,
500 plank nick wide measure,
800 plank, AZ thick wide,
1000 es All plank AZ nche. thick II wde
900 plank az iek, wide
1000 plank AZ thick wide
900 et plank aK inches ick wide
900 FEET ash plank az inches uck wide board
oo ise ssb plank * hck wde
=. sre, per 1000 fsst ,,,.s. IA. 49,,
zVV eet ash phnk - ihnes ofes, 10 e" ""o, '"'s '"
1000 feet ssh plank inches ick wde measure,
o.o Pc. 900 feet :, ,.., ia. ,,,. $1,000.
a., Per 200 s., 20 ,,.,.. v,.. ,,,,.
90 Rs! 900 feet 49,. q, ,,,... ,,.. ,,.,. ,o..n,.
o,o gs, 200 s. ,,,o, "a ,c,.. via.
-5"' -. ~ ts.., - '",s'' '- - " e' "
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NAVY AeEsr's OYrIcE,
nAs.a..s.l. I....a M A.

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NAVY AeKsr's oYrcE,
Pensacola, June 30, i6i9
EALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate separately,
endorsed Proposals for Supplies for Navy Yards will be
ceNed is ONCE until " O'clock Of the 18th day vi Au
gus next Tor furnishing and delivering the navyaTd Pena
cola such place OF places be directed by the
nee Of expense 70 the government the materials and articles herein
Glass No. 1.
Specification Of the granite required wharf
III the Pensacola Nayy-yard.
BILL A, No. I,
Includes all the headers under from
surface Of the water height OF "a feet and extending
LIST course ~ headers II long wide, inches thick
A headers 10 feet inches long feet wide, and rs
thick,
~ headers 10 long wide, Is inches thick
4h A headers feet inches long, feet wide and IS
thick.
9Th ~ headers feet inches long, feet wide, and 25
thick.
9th A headers long, wide,
7 ~ headers feet inches long, feet wide and Is inches
thick.
9Th "A headers feet inches long, feet wide IS inches
thick.
sh u headers feet inches long wide IS inches
thick.
10Th a headers long wide
dick.
AZ long feet wide, and s4X In
ches thick.
la 44headerso feet inches long wide
thick. 100.
In all, SIG blocks
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cubic alned voulhsn yellow pine plank soc
ef Length, and les sn myhve feet
hong Two lined straight but retain ue nai
r. taper % ne Ts eths wo .des may Be- lined parallel
beads, with and must be lined straight or
win ss The small end must not be lees msn nuf mus OF
e bun end and the be Ices than twelve inches
square, Of more SAP onceRhth Of The
besd Of the ce from each will bc allowed the ocks
The wood 70 ~ excluded cubic Root
5000 cubic feet me grained southern yellow tim
foot. ~ -.
from ~ accts The ends 70 be sawed on square and
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NAVY YARD. oHARLEsTowN, MASS.
Class No. 1.
White Oak Timber, &c.

l000o white osk plank SOCKS 20 average oy three
net n enr be less than trhve long and none less
twelve end, OF The stocks
40 n Ined raht The siding way, STRAIGHT have
ou cvrve wayj both sides be lined taperne In
conruIv with fhc rowrh The exceed
widm q hs acs q the stocks, Is squaredpe
1000 cubic es whiss pieces lengths from IS 10 % FEET
long - inches square, equal proportions Of the diner
20 white esk knees r cbess, (ssy 40 drs inches, per nch
from eight 10 ten feet long nett SIDING
ou nine % twelve inehe. and form an angle from ITO % D ds
sksk the diameter o. me arms, IN
GLIDING Tho moulding Of the bodies In the middle Of
she lengths be cm neen twenty inches, er siding inch
go White knees tssy 600 siding inchss NOT lees
% y ncs hess th.n thirty two niche. long hifd Of s whole
timber and knees 20 be Of the very best
quality ana free defects Tho ends be sawed on
70 sound and psFlscs wood By The contractor.
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Black spruce spars and poles-By he inch and pole!

moulded 10 Each Of these pieces
intended form two pieces to be worked 70 10 inches siding and
moulded dimension allowance made Of inches
the moulding way, piece be
proper, the viii hew them with reference to
this arrangement
Live keelson pieces soop Of the LIST class (ree
n sets.) as follows:
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.. Class No. 3.
Yeiloso Pine Timber.

.U,W0 CUBIC feet southern yellow pine plank stock.
10000 cubic feet southern yellow pine
The ock BE- In length not less than IS feet averaging
% feet half TO ~ inches and half inches and
upwards at the top end Of the sticks Of quality
Leaf fine grain free from heart shakes, wind shakes, and ali
defects TO be hewed fair edge, and
eighth Of the breadth corner
cubca contents Of all sap be excluded in
the timber M
The " promiscuous tmberv be lengths 30
feet 40 feet inches upwards
ends averaging 10 inches be Of the quality
fine grain, from heart shakes
TO be hewed to fair edge according the % and
to have than OF breadth ofthe
ner and the esbca contents Of all the be excluded the
be hewed with fair spring
The aforesaid plank stocks promiscuou mber
eled between the Of October March,
have within sixty miles Of the be stripped
the after eled placed clear
of ground.
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aveitse "a inches widepef thousand feet, board Measure
eMs board measure black walnut plank inches thick, %
II inches wideper thousand board
feet board inch om 70 10
long, and from 70 u inches thousand feel board
50 yellow locust, long and from 10 % IS
phes dlaneef clear Of bark
the middle VI the sticks SIS cubic feeper cubic foot
pieces Hustle feet long and 10 inches dameier say II cubic
feet, per cubic
200 feet measure boards, Is IS feet long and
rom 70 " inches wde and Of inch hekper thousand Feet
board measure,
An the cherry, ac described, be Of the very best
quality clear OF shakes knots grain, wom holes
stains &c. The plank and boards TO be sawed 70 even icknesss
Class No. A.
Black spruce spars and poles--By the inch and pole.
pieces 81 feet long inches middle inches
end clear Of the barkper inch, $40 inches
peces middle AZ inches
diameter top end clear Of the barker inch o inches
pieces inches diameter the middle, ~ inches
diameter the end clear Of the inch alo inches
pieces 81 feet inches diameter In the middle inches
diameter At the end clear Of The inch 40 inches
pieces inches diameter In the middle ~
inches diameter the end, clear Of the barkper inch 500
inches.
100 poes 90 long inches diameter in the middle inches
diameter end clear Of the barkpe pole by the pole
All the above be Of the best quality straight and ee
from all defects.
vN NJ
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ION cwt qs by inch American bar irou
ION ewL lbs Of x-inch, bar iron
ION cwl qm bs k-inch, ron
Ton IS erl oqn ss d BY Inch American bas ou
ton ewL qs bs OF by knch American IRON,
ton cw qs ibs. q ~ 5ineh, be American
ton cw qrs lbs Of TX inch American IRON
ton QTs 0bs by lnch best American bar ion
ton cwt qs lbs Of w A-inch, bos
ton qs lbs. -neh best American bar on
ION cwI lbs OF by lneh best American
Qrs bs Of BY &-inch bosi American har iron
qss Of BY knch best American bar IRON
ton ewt qs es Of inches American
ton lbs Of inch best ron
ton 10 cwt lbs q inch square, bs irsn
qrs lbs Of Einc square, American bar IRON
qs lbs. Of Inch square, iron
qrs lbs. Of inch square, bar on
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Class No. 2.
Locust Timber.

500 cubic feet Long Island timber lengths
feet to average II inches diameter than 10 inches Of
the best quality, free from all defects
pieces yellow locust timber, is cubic feet Long Island feet
each, - inches diameter.
pieces yellow locust timber 81 cubic feet Long island EACH
x ~ inches diameter.
30 pieces yellow locus, timber cubic feet Long Island
each, X . inches diameter
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Lumber, e board measure, y per thousand feet.

1000 quality 5inch white pine plank
quality finch
quality 3inch clear white
500 hei, board measure, i quality ~ inch clear white pine
10000 sc quality snch white pine plank
10000 feet board measure, s quality lknch clear white pine
- plank.
GOO feet board measure, quality lxinch pine
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ION cwt qrs Ibs by xneh, American bar iron
10 ora lbs Of ny Ninch, best American
q lbs. of ~ by 9inch iron
qrs lbs Of ~ by Knch, best
ton cwt qs oIbs Of by Winch, best American bar iron
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TUsr RECEIVED, ss the ola stand Pennsylvania
between ION and i Streets choice and very De-
srable goods, in which
black chandIls falls
French worked collars
Do do chemiseb
White gloves
Coiored silk gloves
Thread gloves.
Ai-o, large and welI selected assortment Of hc.isY
june 2l--eoa LBh A. TATE.
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DYSPEPSIA.

----.T- WAsHINUTON, NONtIlhtf y, IN1I.
Mr.. @. Herst0ns,4Ibs dsense had Tor years to
an alarming degree Your Dysprptc Cordial deserves
Than passing notice from me. My case was Of the
most distressing nature, and The conflict between my sto.
mach and food was often severe, the stomach loatla he
pain Adj to thIs greatly depressed spirits, With debility,
weakened restless nights frequent starting with UNI
pleasant dreams. 10 describe my situation Is difficult.
Physicians consulted, various medicines tried, but
nothing met my until met with your OHIO medicine,
named Drs Dfesbacl, Kuhn and Pryor's Dyspepc Cor
dial Soon AFTER using II my disor,ered stomach became
soothel continued the meicnea perfect cure has been
ELECTED my health is good and has been for more
than year can use any article of diet without any
Inconvenience. In my case is valuable medicine is in.
conestibe. My ID well known 10 the Rev. James NJ
Hanson having been associated with him. in the
room, for come years in the General Post Office.
s@ VIM s. DARRELL.
am fully convinced that the above statement Is
rs JAS. NJ. HANSON.
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BALTIMORE No. bT Fine street, Oct, y, 1915.
O. Hrsions DEAR SIN: feel II to be my duty, both 10
you and To the public 10 bear my testimony 10 the efficiency
Of Dr. Dresbach, Kuhn Pryor's Dyspeptic Cordial
severely afflicted with the dyspepsia and my di.
gesye organs we're completely deranged, that could
retain nothing on my stomach was wasted away 10 a
mere skeleton suffered the most acute pains and had sea-
almost deutly sickness inasniich that expected
IN death early release from my snrfings Fortunately
heard Of your Cordial and Oi the wonderful cures u had
effected and induced 10 try IT, Ibid 81, nj first almost
without hope. But aler had taken few doses began
10 feel better my appetite returned my digestive faculties
began Ia eir icii0ns my spirits revived AMI by
tile time hal taken two bottles the tome Of my stomach
was entirely restored AMI was placed in the enjoyment o.
perfect health since then, although period Of upwards ol
year has elapsed have had return Of The disease
Very rudy, VIM. REEFSNlDERS
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DRs. DREsBACH, X UHN a. PRYOR,s
DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL.

bALfIMUkK February II, I6f3.'
Mr. O. IerstDis DEAR Sin: Asan act ofjusce, and to
lead others the remedy. have come the deter
mnalion oi Offering You my voluntary tribute In favor Of
Messrs. "DRRsnAun, KUHN a. PRYoRs DyspgPrIc Cor
DIAI.h t
For long time have suffered from the effects of Dys-
pepsa No that my digestive organs would not per-
orm their functions, almost every Thing eat was mmed-
lately elected from my stomach and the nense burning
In that region rendered my situation miserable.
was fortunately advised by friend 10 try your neil.
cine and after using two bottles plefey relieved
fron, all the troubles which endured.
Accept sir, my warmea wishes for the success of this
valuable incidence and believe me- Sincerely yours,
JAMES d. MASON.
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from the SOUTH and WEST would
vi be amply recomprnsed by making cheap purchases
for CASH, by calling NJ the
CARPET, OF. CLOTH ~ WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Noe. " q al. NORTH Sseoad 8roei, PLiiaieIphia,
Sroond fo0t, one door bel0rr Christ Chprch,Vf
1900 pieces Of Wilton BriSsels Imperial, IngraiD Dam
and venitan Cspeings, with oil Cloths Mats, Rugs
Looking Glasses Blinds Window Shades and Mattings
Wholesale and Retail, VERY Low.
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WASHINGTON, January ~, 1919
Mr. g. HerstcHs. --DEAR SIR:--I have been Tor some
time troubled with Sick Iea,iarhc, aud take pleasure in
saying thai IN the Of DR. Dresbarh, Kuhn and Pryors
DysIepc Cordial, have Invariably found relief from
single dose, consider IL n valuable medicine.
Very respectfully, N. w. McGREGoR
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NEW VALUABLE LAW BOOK.

U,HE BACK CODE OF TIE DISTRICT OF COIuM
Ria, being complete dgeaed Cole Of all the Laws al
large, general and municipal relating the coore popla
on whthcr free slave IN force the District o Colum
bia and within the limits 81 The Corporations Of Washing
ton and Georgetown on the lat Of November 1873; tile
whole arranged according 10 tle subjects the laws them
erlvcs by Worthington Sne,en, Counsellor at Law.
Just published In pamphlet price b0cens For sale by
ian9-u y. TAYLOR
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CONSUMPTION CIJRED

Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption be cured Bron.
chis, Consumption, L,rcr Complaint f0his, Coughs,
laHrh, Asfhnd, splitting Of Iioo nthe Christ
Hectic Efnsh Nigh Sretas, difficult P,efnse ErIecr
to,aio, Pam IN lie Side yc hape been and be
ed
Probably there never remedy that has been
cessi,il IN desperate Of Consumption this. II clean
and strengthens the SYSTEM an appears heal ulcers
on The lungs, andthe patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength.
ALMOST A MIRACLE
Read The following, and doubt, yon can, that Cons,ii
ton can be cured This s only one, Of several kindred
cases, NAT TOWNSEND.S SARSAPARlIl.A has cured:
HRooKLYN, Sept. IA, 1876
DR. TOWNSEND Sir--l was taken, u little over
year ago, with cough and pain in my sde il in
creased very fast ineed pronounced by ply
sicans 10 have The quick consumption raised large guam
titles VI bad matter, had night sweats and sinking very
fast my doctor said he could do nothing for me. went 10
the hospital, in hope OF being benefited but pronounced
ncurabr WAS greatly distressed The lungs, and
could hardly breathe: became einariair aud rx
pecisd IL die was confined 10 my he'd, aud Obliged
have watchers indeed cannot give you any description
that would do Justice 10 my l supposed BY my
friends 10 be as recovery; had tried great number
remedies, and all seemed TO be VI effect read uf the
most extraordinary cres, erlme by your madeleine,
10 tell you The truth, suspected there some hubi,s IN
them Hut was induced 10 try III did 80, and an, >eiy
thankful did. cannot say that am entirely WE'LL bu.
far recovered M 10 be about my bIsess and hus
to be entirely we'll in lew weeks. Ny cogh pam in the
aide, and night sweais have left me, ind raise but very
little, and am Inst gaining my usual strength feel il my
duty 10 give you statement Of my case publish IL you
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LIE poYEN,s DIsInTEcTl NGELuID.

MEesRn. poULiN, ROGERS q COMPANY,
Sale perpetrators Of hhe cfsbrahsd
LIE DOYEN'S DISINFECTiNG FLUID,
beg leav. ca attention To this important and Invaluable
article, the greatest discovery Of lie agepaienied in
Washington, December, lssi7. 8&E @
TINE above Invaluable preparation, which entities the In
J. to, and mus, when fully known, gain Tor him
The gratitude and blessings OF The whole human family
possessea the power 81 Immediately destroying the most
offensive oior, from whatever caus arising
by 1t Hospital Wards can be disnected OF miasia and
Wafer Closets, Cess Pools, Cellars, No. &c. Of impure
e,sea In the sick chamber this Fluid will he found In
valuable, tie naseos smell arising from sores On the
body from the night stool, arr by is use al once dis
pelIed and should the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
(f from any cause necessary be kept several weeks
by using The Fli without becoming in the sglestdegree
Captains OF emigrant ships will derive incalculable adj
vantages from its in the storage, for disnfectg AMI
for bge Indeed numerous are It's virtues, to do
it Justice in advertisement would be impossible. Ger
tifcatas from the most celebrated physicians OF England
a "ss w ii Mi & CONVINCE ee o"
It's wonderful qualities, s,
Is entirely free from any oor Of it's own, simple IN its
application aud certain in its effects
10 0,rne's, agents, Gapianse resseis and otfTs For
sale in large quantities. for Storage Of emgrant Ships
cation OF this Fluid the contents Of fripy be
ed without causing that hhIy offensive STENCIL and thus
rendering night soil u valuable manure,
The undersigned, desire bring this article into public
nse It will be furnished quart boltlesof own stamp
for local uses or by the gallon,
Orders respectfully solicited, and will be Immediately
supplied POuIlN, ROGERS CO.,
30 Merchants Exchange, William street,
New York.
to- For sale In this city by
W. Il II. GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue.
NRw York, September 10. 1913.
Gentlemen Having your Disinlecng Fluid ON my
last voyage the Washington the Atlantic, found
il Invaluable article for destroying the eluyia from the
Water closet, &c. ."y
Is also valuable r the passengers to in their state
rooms particularly il cases of sickness think II the best
disinfecttDg agent evtr invented
tSigned,l j. JOHNSTON,
.#a Muster Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company;
To Messrs. PouLIN RoaRRs d Co.
Jan 2G-d6m
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PETER BROWN, ~ Little st., Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIlLA has been ex
pressly prepared In reference 10 Female Complaints NJ
female should neglect 10 take IT, il certain preventive
Tor any Of The and horrible which they
arc subject It's valuable Tor those who approaching
womai,hood il liz calculated 10 assist BY qc
lcine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases 10 which
women subject st f
nra energies by removing The impurities uf the blooby
stimulating the system produce s,lbse,,en
relaxaiion which IL the OF most medicines taken Tor
emae weakness and dlsease
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uJ- FOT safe m IIF tTy Dy
w. Il J H. GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue
WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES.

"HNFsS IND HIWUO1SS ~ 1TUUO71D
PRICES.
I'VE WILL hereafter sell all me following WINES and
w LIQUORS y from 10 TO IS per cent below former
prices:
75 baskets IIiesieck CHAlTpA ONE VINE
~ do Giesltrss champagne Of extra fine quality.
25 do Boch's champagne fair article.
Is do Shiell brand, pts and qts.
So toz old reserve Madeira, vintage 1916.
~ I" l.ondin J.. p, very fine.
II :" Sercil, old and fine.
II T." Bual Madeira. very old an, fine.
10 " Malnsey 40. a choice article
" Craze juice do very old.
10 I" Ponar's Bro. sherry, extra fine.
II f" 10. = /" fine article
~ 8 Ammiilado pale sherry, very fine. ...
II ON PORT WINE, very fine.
90 Z" ON COGNAC brand Y, pale and dark.
80 0LDHONONGdHELi JVIIlSK Y, very prime
With great variety ofoiher wines and liquors all Of which
will he sold unusually low. SlMMS a. SON.
7. - Welmye on baud part Of tile stock Of Madeira and
sherry II he late Waller Smith, which selected from
His stock Of wites with much care au will be- sold much
below hs tSr,i prices tel years ago S.&S.
ian I--dy Pa. avenue, opposite Jackson Hall
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NEW FANCY GOODS We shall open, this day, a lew
IN desirable French fancy article receiy Ell per
IIilernia such Tuck Combs, shell aud aloo-
beautiful patterns
Porte Monies she'll ivory, aud leather very convent
ent and aae article Tor the gold dollar
Ten cartons ri Bjous Kid Gloves, all cloors and
bers
Ten dozen heavy French p,lk Gloves -all colors.
Twenty dozen gh gOssaiier thread Gpves-new article
sizes numbered Tor gentlemen only.
Que Of Perfume consisting of fine Extracts,
Rose Soaps, Almonds, Soap, Zip salve, Cold Cream Gu
bin's)
Six dozen English understandable salts, (Patys) ground
glass PARkER'S Fancy and Perfuinery Store
MsyHE "a, avenue, near National Hotel
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NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.

2OOO do sheet iron, in. II long by wide
1000 do boiler iron, in. thick
G!bundles, or 5000 pounds, hoop iron, inch
6 do. or $500 pounds, do inch
6 do or 1000 pounds, do l. inch
1000 pounds GIG square iron, for spikes
1000 do il.l6 do do
1000 do do do
1000 do fiat plate iron, 9 by in. @
200 do J. inch cast steel
An the iron to be Of the best American manu-.
facture.
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Ig4,IUU do ----I- ~
All the iron TO be of the best American manu-
facture.
Glass No. 2.--Plaie and Hoop Iron.
1000 pounds 3-l6-inch plate iron per pound
5,0O0 do do do do
l,dW do GIG do do do
i2u pounds iron hoops. Q feet inches long, q in
ches wide, and inch thick do
lao do iron hoops, 10 feet | inch long, 81 inches
.y. wide, and inch thick do
1000 pounds hoop iron, | inch wide, 40 inch
thick, not less than % f. long do
1900 do hoop iron, l inch wide, 4-lG inches
thick, not less than - fl. long do
1000 do hoop iron, | (, inch wide l-lG inch
thick, not less than ~ #. long do
All TO be Of the best manufacture
n, NJ 81 n ! 70