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And back between q m and p m, Monday,
- Wednesday, and Friday
Separate proposals for each half of this route dividing
Salubria naming the hours Of arrival and departure
that place ALSO from and 10 Ithaca, close
ion with the Owego mail, invited.
iii. From Ithaca at a every day, except Sunday
BY Jacksonville, Johannesburg, Covert, Farmer,
Lodi, Ovid, Romulus, and Varck
To Waterloo, by p m, IS miles
And back between a and
Proposals to end West Fayette, also to end
Geneva instead Of Waterloo, invited.
lIl2. From Candor at an every Tuesday.
BY Spencer, Van Enenville, Cayun, Erin, and
North Chemung.
To Elma, by 8 p m, 81 miles
And back between a m and p m, next day.
ill3. From Candor at a every Friday
BY West CAndor, Spencer, Van Ettenvillc, Cayuta,
and West Csyu.a
To Catherine, by p m, 81 miles
And back between m and 3 p next day.
TIA. From Owego at 81 m every day, except Sunday
BY Tioga Centre, Smthboro', Barton, Factory
vile, Athens, Chemung and Baldwin
To Elmira, by p m next day, ~ miles
And back between m and p
Proposals omit Athens and run in one hour less tme
each way, arc invited.
Ills. From Owego every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
By FlemngsvIle Newark Valley, Berkshire,
Richford, Hartford, and Virgil
To Cortland Village, by p m, 80 miles
And back between a m and m Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday
Proposals for twcs-s-wesk service will be considered
llls. From Smithboro' at p m every Wednesday
By Halsey Valley
To Spencer, BY s p m, Is miles
And baek bssvssn . m and IAN,
ossTi WhssA~ sss''sssy.
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The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun reiers~'
cular letter of the 18th inst addressed to each e'
bureau in Mr. Meredith's department, requiring 'v
statement Of the condition of the bureau, as 10
ness whether all its work is up, and, il not, the "aS
the delay; what clerks are behindhand with the'1
&c. The circular also states the public inteTess ]
that the public officers should execute their due
promptness and despatch; and it also directs 'oa
GERS and clerks who are behindhand with then o'
shall be required to work at extra hours I'LL II v
pleted
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sassindted.
BoLIvIA--The revolution in this republic resulted ~
placing Gen Bezu the head of affairs, and rs sad
that his ministry will concilate both parties sligh
attempt at revolt was made in Potosi in favor OF Gen
Santa Cruz, but Immediately suppressed Congress
will assemble the ST of May next.
Throughout all the South the greatest alarm prevailed
account of the cholera, which, for moment, made
appearance the sthmus and Immediately disappeared
Notwithstanding the steamer New Granada, her pas
sage carried Ecuador and Peru the of the per
fec, health of the sthmus she subjected in Caao tc
a rhor quarantine
BoeoTA-We have very agreeable news from the cap
Ita. Although each party contested sharply for the
Of its candidate for the presidency there was moi
the least fear that the public tranquility would be dis
turbed BY letters from Buenaventua it is known thai
Cen Jose Hilario Lopez has been elected He is in
politics liberal and democrat in every respect We
trust that his administration will unite all parties as to
secure the prosperity of the nation and raise the repub
nc to the first rank among the nations OF South America
CALIFoRSIA.-Vessels lately arrived at Callao and
Valparaiso confirm the existence of inexhaustbe mines
OF gold there The quantity extracted has been immense
and new discoveries constantly being made.
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CORNELIUS P. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A.. DICK
~ ms will attend to the preparing and prose-
cutting claims of citizens of the United State against
Mexico before the Board OF Commissioners ION will
meet O the 10Th of the present month They had a
great deal of experience, and recovered large UNITS be-
lore former boards. Their will be moderate.
All letters addressed either OF them ut w Ashingon
post paid, will receive prompt attention.
Apri Adm
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The correspondent of the Pitisbug Gazette april III
writes that "a cabinet meeting held. ION that day.
and much progress made towards the settlement of the
contests the prominent Offices in New York and
Philadelphia. But nothing will be done, during his alb
sence, in which Mr. Ewing has manifested, is sup
posed. any considerable degree of interest" The guo
tine pauses in mid only to fall with accumulated force
after the Virginia election, and upon the headsmans re-
turn.
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VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, &c AT THE NATIONAL HOrEL.-Or
Thursday, the 9th day of April next 10 O'clock M
shall commence the sale, and continue from day day
until all sod the whole of the furniture that
establishment known the National Colemans Hotel
the greater part Of which nearly and excelen
order. | enume rate in part
A very extensive assortment of china, glass
Cookery aIbata, Britannia and block OF
ly every description and ofa fine quality
Mahogany sofas ottomans, dvans, lounges, chairs
Centre ard pier, dining breakfast card and side tables
SdeboaIds, bureaus, wadobes, washstands beds,eads
&c.
Maple high and post, and French double and single
bedsleads
Cane, office, arm, fancy, and wood-seat chairs
Washstands, dressing, and writing tables
Extensive of Brussels, three ply and irgrain
carpets hearth rugs, cfumb cloths, Nc.
Large lot of excellent dining passage, and step OF
CLOTH straw mating. Nc.
Fine paIIor and chamber window curtains
Venetian and painted window blinds
Large French plate mirrors and other looking glasses
Fine Plateau with full set candeabras, girandoies
Solar, hall, and other lamps chandeliers, &c.
Feather beds and hair mattresses, large quantity
Linen and cotton Sheets blankets quilts, counterpanes
comforts, NC.
Andirons shovels and tongs, tenders, stoves. &c.
large assortment OF cooking copPers, wooden, and othe
kitchen requisites.
Terms OF sale All sums of and under $25 cash over
ga and exceeding $50 and four months credit
500, two, four and six months for notes. in all cases
of credit satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
BY order Of the Trustees A. GREEN,
Mar 26-eods Auctoneer.
gS-The above sale II postponed until Thursday the
lt, Twain hnnr
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&e,-dY authority of deed OF rus bearing date the
10Th day OF February, lo4s and recorded in ISer W.
No lS9 foios 37i, $40, Sc WILL Thursday the 9th
day OF April next, beginning 10 O'Clock m proceed
se on the premises public auction, all the goods chat
tells household stu implements, furniture, aud stock in
the good an OF the said hotel
The premises are we'll known. The property will be
open lo inspection Tuesday and "Wednesday next pre-
cedng the sale.
The terms will be: All under S25 cash; from S25
$780, and four months credit $50 two four
months with approved endorsed notes. bearing
Il. +. MIDDLETON,
JOS. Ii. BRADLEY,
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II is stated that the chargeship Of Bogota, vac
Mr. Bidlack's death. has been filled by the apID
OF Mr.. Foote. the rabid whg editor of the Bu'a'
mercial Advertiser. His wing friends do not O''
acceptance Of the office.
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dtion The most extensive wagon establishments In the
western country are in operation this point capable of
procuring such outfit necessary for the trip cannot
be surpassed in any town of similar size and population
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I1IttnCH TEACHER WAN CED.-Mr. X. M SMITH.
principal of the Warren Green Boarding School, stu
aled in Warrenton, Virginia, wishes to employ gcne-
man competent teach the French language
Persons pplying will direct their letters, apply in
SON. 10 b II Berry Alexandria, Virginia, who will inform
them terms, and what evidence OF quac atoms will
be required
AID l5-d2w
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TIyHE LAND OWSEK's MANUAL; containing the
Statute Regulations of New York. Ohio, Indiana, Hi
nois Michigan Iowa, and Wisconsin, concerning Land
Titles Deeds, Mortgages Wills OF Real Estate, Descents,
Land Faxes Tax Sales, RedemPuons, Limitations, Ex-
emptions, Interest, and Usury, NC, &c complete in
volume octave, full bound IN law sheep price 81 10
Just received by fkANCk TAILOR.
Ap2I
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NTEW style strnw b,nnets, psrasols, &C., this day
IN received and will be offered much below usual prices
among which
Is entirely new style colored bonnes, the first that
has been intoduced into this city
Also $50 of the following desert ptons. viz: Lyonese,
English straw, China pearl, pedal and Florence
braid
Also $50 parasols and parasoets OF the latest Partisan
styles .
To which the attention Of purchasers is respectfully in
vited r. H. HoOE " w.
ApI7-2wif
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A POLIO HALL. for Bale, tcnt, or Lease he
n building has a front OF 50 ieeet Pennsylvania
nue. hall spacious and capable of holding 800
being well suited for balls, concerts exhibitions OF
any kind wa-room. Ne On the ground fior there are
good c-rocis, attached to which is good back
dwelling. Bound for California hence my desire do
something with it. Persons disposed TO exhibitions
We will find il to their advantage 10 give nue. a call
Feb 25--eo,if VIM MORROW.
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vJNHE Comprehensive Commentary on the Holy BIZ
BILE, containing the according the auth orized
version SCOTS Marginal References; Matthew Henry's
Commentary condensed but containing every useful
thought Sc six volumes, with engravngs, maps, Hc
Edited by Rov WIN. Jerks. For sale by
TAYLOR IL MAURY,
Ap2I booksellers. near 9Th street
~ ENTLEMENS WhAH-Ws have Just received a lot
VI of spring goods of and fashionable Styles which
we prepared to make to order In the most superior
and fashionable style.
Our stock ready made goods is large and of superior
quality mostly equal If superior to ordered work
Gentlemen wishing clothing will find what they want and
at low price.
Fine sIrrs. fresh from New York, with all the varieties
of fancy goods that neediul furnish gentleman.
Very low prices and no deviation.
Mar 27-3tawiwir YOUNG Il OREM.
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fNLShMONr for Satellite residence OF the late Gen
~ John Mason In Fairfax county. Va offered for sale
BY his executors This estate Is di.isn nbout four miles
from Aexandra, and mile soah Of the Litlle River
Turnpike road leading that town, prsing about three
which about one hundred and sixty acres is level bottom
on Cameron is In state OF high fertility having been
well drained, and the whole, with about forty acres OF up
land, judicoasy cultivated and improved by clover and
plaster, with the free Of lime and other manure II
IS divided INTO ieds-one large meadow Of
hmothy-wth one or more fine springs IN each. Inc
residue OF the tract exclusive of the lawns, orchards
and gardens, isi young wood The Mansion and It's
purtenanees of the most ample and commodious de-
'cripton beautifully situated on gentle ennence ana
overlooking the OF Alexandria and the Low lands OF the
The dwelling house the hrs igor contains two
parors, besides large library and office, with eleven
chambers above stairs and in the buildings TO
besides ample kitchen, laundry and house keepers
room. dairy h-house, smoke house, ample accommo
daons for and out buildings for store rooms, @c
the whole in good repair At convenient distance The
oveseers house. ice house. the houses OF
the farm servants, backsmiths shop kiln bnt oil brick
for burning lime, with ample barns, stabiing, and other
houses Tor stock and farm purposes orchards oil choice
fuit ornamental grounds and walks--the whole In good
order, and well preserved by its late proprietor
Immediate possession will be given, except OF about
ninety hundred in and oats; and Of
that the crops be removed The premises
will be sh any DESTROYS Of purchasing by Mt Butler
the For terms apply TO MaynadieI Mason, esq,
Georgetown, ID. to the subscriber the &C Jung ex
ecutor, by letter, at Winchester, Virginia -
Ap 2i-dScpls JAMES M MASON
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Hv .MARTI.f 4 WRIGHT .9ucftOneers.
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF HANDSOME FUR
n NITURE-On Wednesday next, the PSI instant, at Il
O'Clock, shall sell without the residences
of The Sarah Voorhees,, deceased, i7h street, be
and streets, the entire stock OF handsome ans
well kept furniture, consisting Of
Handsome mahogany sideboaTd
ParIor and common chairs
Handsome dining, card and pier tables
MaIbe-top celeIet
Handsome lounges, do. rockers
Ma be-top pier tables
Handsome ottomans. rich oil paintings and engravngs
Dinner and tea sets, bronze giIandoes
Hall and solar lamps
Cut-gass tumbers, wines, decanters, fishes, &c.
Set ivory knives and forks, balance handles
Spite ndid mantel tinepiece
Pate-svcr dinner, dessert, and teaspoons
DO. do. and dessert forks
Do. ladle, plated candlescks and branches
Plated cake baskets, egg stand casiors &c.
Curtains and ornaments, giit-Irame mirrors
Superior piano forte, stool, and cover
Paror, chamber, hall, and step carpets and rugs
Hall oll-cIoth
Superior feather beds, mattresses and bedding
Dressing and plain bureaus
Mahogany French and hgh-p post beds,eads
Do wash, closets and dressing stands
Wardrobes, shovels and tongs, andiro.s tenders
With a variety of kitchen requisites
Excele nt cook stove, large copper kettle Nc.
Terms OF sae-All sums OF and under SD cash owe
S25 credit of and four months for approved endorses
notes, bearing interest before delivery.
JABEZ TRAVERS, Administrators.
MARTIN 81 WRIGHT,
An 2,-3t Anctioneers.
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)OUk Of the Hudson, by Wilmington irving.
ID Astoria, by Irving edition, revised complete in
volume.
Principles of Zoology, by Agassz and Gould.
Morell's Philosophy OF Religion.
History of Charles the Second, by Jacob Abbott.
Agnes Norris, the Heroine OF Domestic Lille a novel.
Weis's Lawyer and United States Form Book.
The Business Mans Assistant containing forms of the
useful legal instruments in neral price rs cts
Ap "a FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Treasury Department., April IA, Is49.

treasury Departmeut, Apkh H, hS4os
ID the Sd section of the OF the III March entitled
ID San provide for the settlement OF the
public officers and Others who have received
arising from military contributions otherwise in Next
co.. il is enacted st where questions arise in respect
renndDg Of duties collected ia Mexico the rems-
sion OF penalties imposed on the ground that the collection
improper the penalties wroDgfuiy enforced, the
shall DC referred for the decision OF the Secretary
the Treasury who is hereby authorized and required to
pay, under the direction OF the President of the United
States Of the money in the raised from con
buttons, snch be determined by him to have
been improperly levied imposed contributions,
ments, or penalties"
For Information OF claimants under this section Of the
notice hereby given that this department will require
that all claims shall be presented in writing, setting forth
the character and amount OF the contribution
penalty for which remission of duty is claim
where, when, and wherefore the contribution,
mcnt, penalty imposed and to whom paid. The APP
plication be verified the oath of the claimant corrobo
rated by the evidence OF dsinerested credible
witnesses, and be accompanied by the certificate OF the
proper accounting officer that the contribution dutes
penalties alleged to have been Improperly wrongfuy
lved imposed have been duly accounted for and paid
the treasury of United States by authorized dis
judgements or de- posites
w. M. MEREDITH,
Ap 17--eodif2w Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DONNETs aud RtbaDtis just rscelvcd.-We have
ID opened a new and beautiful assortment OF BONNETS
and BANDS being the cheapest that have been offered
this to which the attention oil ladies Is invited
They consist Of
French lace Buena Vista
Porcupine Chip
French quilted CobouIg
Chapanal Pearl Brad
Rough and Ready China Pearl
Blrdseye &c &c.
Also, good stock OF fancy goods, among which are
Lamarrine sleeves, Nottingham lace capes
Back lace gimp and fringe match, article for
trimming visites
With variety of other articles.
j. b. IL A. TATE,
Successors to J. I. & G. King.
AD12-eo3t
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NEW GOODs.-STEvENSh has Just returned from his
IN second trip to New York this spring with large and
unusually rich supply of goods, Wis
Rich elk, satin cambnc, and Baeste cravats
Silk Lisle thread and Kid gloves
Silk gauze merno, gauze cotton, and "Shaker" gauzc
shirts and drawers, &c.
Also, large supply Of ''yoke neck" shirts
The trade, ms usual, supplied.
Also, great variety OF perfumery canes, umbrellas
soaps, porte monnaies and article ofcgar til
portrait Of Cen Taylor, fancy paper weights, NC
All OF which will be sold moderate prices for cash.
STEVENS'S
Great Hat and Genuemcns Outlining Establishment,
Ap 2t-5tif No l. Booyn's Hotel.
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I,NAMILY FLOUR, Superior sug.a-Cured Hams, &c.
IL Just received
$50 barrels superior family -four branded Wilmer and
Rockingham
300 barrels extra superdne -four branded Byery and
Newport Mills
200 superior sugar cured family hams
800 pounds prime smoked beef
50 pals leaf lard.
For sale at the store, opposite Browns Hotel.
Ap 2i-3 GEO. THOS PARKER.
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL, in the city OF Washington
formerly kept by Coleman, and now in the posse sslor
of the trustees of Blackwell, is offered tor rent
Persons DESTROYS OF leasing tbs properly nre requested
apply person. letter addressed TO 1.-The Proprietor
OF the National Hotel, Washington CITY,"
Early possession may be had. April 3-eoiff
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Ry A. GREEN, .qucitonsfr.

ny A. GREEN, yYucttOnffr.
MILLINERY AND FANCY ARTICLES AT AUG.
Nl TION-On Tuesday, the 2'th instant, shall sell, al
the Ladies' Furnishing Store north side OF Pennsylvania
avenue between IL and commencing at 10 O'Clock
m, handsome and excellent assortment of the above
named, viz
large lot of grapes and bonnet silks, of all shades
Do of silk gimps rnges fancy buttons, lace, &c
Do edgings, velvets, silk cord, artificial flowers,
&c
Illusions, Grape sse, gloves, worsted and silk hosiery
Nc
Ribands caps bonnets and very great variety of other
millinery and fancy articles the furniture and filings OF
the establishment ill also be Sold Dealers and ia. ladies
of Washington will find this sale particularly worthy OF
their =
Terms; All of and under S25, cash over S2j. a
credit of sixty and ninety days, Tor satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest GREEN,
Ap ZI-3td
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OFFICE or ARcHITscr AND SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLfc
BUrLpISes, City oil Washington April IA, 1919.
SNEALED tn

OFFICE or ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC
BUrLpfses, City oil Washington, April IA, 1873
CEALED proposals., endorsed .Proposals for the
- extension OF the Patent Office Buding," will be
ceved this office until the LIST Of May coming, inclusive
for constructing the two wings OF the Patent Office Building,
ageeaby to the plans and specifications IN this Office to
which reference may be had and after the Doth INST
Proposals will be received also for furnishing the various
kinds required separate from the workmanship
OF the same and which particularly enumerated IN me
aforementioned specifications, IL being understood nai
such materials to be OF the best quality OF the KIND
affixed and the work performed the in the cree
ton OF the wings, be finished in the most workman
like manner The plans and specifications will show the
said buildings, and the character Of the work and
materials ROBERT MILLS,
Architect md Su perintendent
Office on ground floor OF Patent Office Building east end
APP l5-dtlstMay
4 UsBY q DUvALI., Merchant Tsiiors under sne
IL National Hotel. Pennsylvania avenue, have JUST re-
ceived a splendid assortment OF fashionable spring "po
Summer Goods, embracing tho most choice aIcles Io
gentemcn's Of this springs Importation our smck
present consists of superior French and English cons
ity Also, drap dc,e, bombasin drilling, silk ana mar
settles vestngs with every other article suitable Ior tne
season An OF which we will make up in our usual ele-
CANT style, good they be bongh else
where
Also of very rich crava, gloves, suspend
ers, handkerchief. shirts, stocks, umbrellas &c
We respectfully solicit call from friends and me
public Mar 3i-3aw3wif
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WANTED 10 Hire, woman as cook ana wssher
w in a small family. One we'll recon mended for hon
esty apply to Mrs Fischer, street, near a.
slave will be preferred. April 7-3aw2w
THE Constitutions OF the states OF tho Union en-"
ton of ISI9 corrected and completed up TO date Vol.
IL mo. FRANCh lA1Loh-
Ap "a
DALTIMORE darling tho Revolutionary Wh, Win
ID various document. never before published by Robt
~ " TAYLOR MAURY,
Ann Booksellers, near 9th street.
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Wines. Brandies, aud Gin.

x CASKS of pure Oiard, DuPy II Co., brandy
- 3 do of ]. J. Dupy cognac
do OF co.nac Signee
! do OF pure double eagle gin
10 do of superior cd whskcy
Is baskets OF besauaity champagne wines of various
brands, viz Hyderck IL Co. Marvel Suray, Eagle,
Crown, Lamercion Napoleon, &c
Also few cases of su perior cid Sherry. Madeira, PORTS
Hocks and Ciarets with few OF pure London Brown
Sous; few Of John Doves pure Scotch A'e with
full and complete assortment all kinds OF family gro
ceres all of which be had on pleasing terms at my
old stand, northwest corner of 18th and + streets
40 l9-eo3r lint ~. JOYCE.
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j. n. BRADLEY, }r
b. F. MIDDLETON, iiu''ees'
Apt A. GREEN, Auctoneer
n-The above sale II further tp0ncd until Thurs-
day, the 18th instant, hour, when il will positively
take place. J. ii. BRADLEY, }.r,o
b +. MIDDLETON, : i'"oe''
ApI2 A GREEN. Auctone-r.
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NAVY YARD, KITTERY, MAINE.
LIST CLASS.

White oak knees (by the sided inch.
600 White Oak knees, Tor 500 sided inches,) the
net siding of one third to be inches the net siding
of one third to he inches and the net siding of the
other third to be inches; the arms to be in lengths
from feet to feet and inches; the bodies to be
in lengths from 81 to u, averaging 6l feet
The bodies are to be sided TO the diameter of the
arm, the siding size taken at the middle OF the length
of the arm, (clear Of bark.) Three-fourths Of the
siding diameter is TO be considered the net siding
of the knee.
The moulding size Of the body, 10 the middle OF
rs length, to be full one and onehalf the net siding
OF tbe knee
One-half Of the above knees to be square, and
one-fourth to form an angle from eighty TO ninety
degrees the remainder to form an angle from ninety
to one hundred degrees.
The length Of the arm to be measured from the
back Of the body a. moulded by the angles given.