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DENTAL NOTICE.

NeHAsa INOl1O1s
WASHINGTON CRY, April Q, lety y
In rensushng the prse,es q Dentistry IN this city, Z,
~ .,.te from The evidence he has exhibited 10 Of his
pl tint consider him rne qualified for tie profession III
shsi he ia engaged, aud him my nsl
.ps confidently believing thai 10 those who may avail
themselves his services, he will prove himself worthy
their confidence H. BARRON.
w. III. DIBBLE, having taken
the Office formerly occupied BY Dr. Bar
QIyyvVA ron, Is prepared 10 perform u operation
-L which come within ine ranse OF DEN
TAI SURGERY iefNHsF1 ~
Amer several years experience, and careful examination
into various branches OF Dentistry he has become
iahed that the greater portion Of Arfcai 7sc are mefe
ly Ornamental, answering very little OF purpose 10
utility. His manner OF inserting Is such to combine
both beauty and usefulness and he feels confident IN
curing the appreciation Of those who may honor him with
their patronage sttf.sS q
II being his intention 10 make Washington his permanent
resdcnce, hschsrges for the present viii be very mode
rate thereby giving an opportunity iof persons 'ss ne
IT, Once and residence. Wards building Psnnsyl.
vsnla avenue bstwesn 6h and IN sreet AMI next desr
| 70 ailmans Drug Store, -. b y siaVt Ns
f.ay sH9t4 f1r r. PARMELE, Dentist 80
J z.p& W. u. GILMAN tsp U~dsm
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A CoRosBR's INQUEST held on Monday evening by
Mr. Woodward the body OF John Stark Of New York,
aged foriyfye iy years From the testimony ELECTED
appears the deceased walking as though he was
under The influence Of liquor disease, and immediately
he was fall the tagging, corner OF and Eighth
streets He removed 10 the tavern near by and atel
medical treatment conveyed the Washington Asylum
where he died at five O'Clock The verdict rendered was
aceraon Of the brain produced by the fall. lie was
grandson OF the celebrated General sarke Of the Revou
linn
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Correspondence ftIie National Wing
New YoRK, May I5-2l2 p M. a
There was great fire Of Watertown on Sunday
loss 100000 to $780, 600. II is large manufactur
ing town. and the loss was principally among the the
factories.
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Correspondence Of the National Wing.
New YoRK, May ISL p. n

n. ~ VIEW OH 111dy III n RH@F
Tho Jury Of Inquest In tho Riot case, have re-
turned verdict hat the firing Of the military was
iuslifable and they express the opinion that y q
larger police had been first called out the loss q is
might have been avoided f FisizsW ss7as1.
The verdict Is the subject Of much discussion In
the city.
The Opera House Is stil guarded by the military.
All quiet last night. 6sEaA ii
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NOTICE.
Suspension or Land Sales.

THE salc5 directed BY the Proclamation Of the Presdenf
Of the United States 9Th February l649 to be
held at the Land ONCE at Saut Ste Marie, Michigan on
the fourth and eighteenth day OF June and third day Of
September nex will be suspended until the United States
Geolosirs shall have fully closed up their operations and
surveys and designated the mineral from the AGRICULTURAL
landt, Of which due notice will be given Is sj1 M ID
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, IA
may IA Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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GEN. TAYLOR AND THE SABBATH
SCHOOL SCHOLARS.

GEN. TAYLOR AND THE SABBATH
SCHOOL SCHOLARS.
Yesterday morning, more than hundred
Of the girls attached to the Sabbath school
Of st. Matthew's Church, assembled in that
place, and performed the ceremony Of Crown
ing the Queen Of May They were all ar
rayed in white, and ON their heads were
wreaths Of flowers, and in their hands boz
quets. 1t was spectacle ON which the eye
dwelt with delight. AT noon, preceded by
their pastor, the Rev. JAMES DoSELAN, and
in accordance with previous arrangement,
they walked to the White house, to pay
their respects to the President. Having ar
ranged themselves to the best advantage,
Mr.. DoNELAN made brief address, intro
ducing Miss TAYLOR, who was the floral
sovereign Of the occasion. She advanced,
and presented to the President beautiful
boquet, with appropriate remarks, to which
he responded by expressing his pleasure that
the honor had been conferred upon a name
sake, and wishing them all the happiness
that the choicest blessings Of Providence can
bestow. We regret that we were not pres
ent, but the friend from whom we received
this information speaks Of the scene in terms
Of enthusiasm, and as one rejecting the high
est credit on the scholars, and adding another
evidence Of the amenity Of manners and the
kindness Of heart which, not less than his
prowess in the field, distinguish the iustri-
trous chieftain.
1.-THE DIsGRACEFUL sPECTACLE.-
This is the title Of an article under the
editorial head in Tuesdays Union. Although
intended to apply to the conduct Of General
TAYLOR, it is a fit caption to the SANDER
which succeeds it. " When fighting the
battles Of his country" the writer remarks,
I" General TAYLOR exhibited the noblest vir-
tues the soldier and the finest traits Of hui
mainly. Now, notwithstanding the most
solemn pledges, to the contrary, he become:
the revengeful dsspot, and the ruthless pro.
scrber of hia countrymen, who hated no
him, but the party which had opposed thei
country, but which, for the most selfish pur-
poses, supported him for the Office to which
he aspired."
We doubt not that the writer Of the above
speaks tselingiy of the loss Of office. There
is rancor and poison in his heart. During
forty years. service in the camp and field, IN
g exhibited the noblest virtues Of the soldier
and the finest traits Of humanity" but, alas
in the short space Of two months and a week
he becomes the revengeful despot p
"What a fall was there, my countrymen!"
The writer is likewise loud and strong il
his denunciations Of Mr.. EwISc, who is stig
matized as " ferocious and proscriptive.
CoLLAMER is g torturous and INSCRIPTIONS,
and FITz HENRY WARREN is a "politica
proAigate p
We cannot allow ourselves to be seriou
on such boilings-oyer, and can pardon some
thing to the chagrin Of the vanquished. o
reflection, and after saying his prayers, til
editor stake means to prevent the repeti
ton Of such errors for the future" Nou
rerr0ns.
ias- The editor Of the Union espresso
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A case Of RHEuMATIsM cured tcifh only one
bottle Of Hunts Linimenf.

YonKTowS, June TO- 1876
Mr. Stanton, Having been cured of attack Of
the RHRuA rss which had rendered almost helpless,
and at the time suffered great pain. would offer
my testimony favor ofthe great properties which your
celebrated External Remedy Hunts Lnment Is POSSESSED
Of only used bottle, aud with that consider have
been saved from protracted and illness am
attending business regularly which il that OF far
oliver VAN CORTLANDT
by all the Druggists In this city and throughout
the country. Price % cents per bottle. u 81 y
mayII-lw. GEO. e. STANTON & co.
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The Union Oil Mills OF G. @. Guissee 4 Co., Of
Cincinnati were destroyed by fire last week.
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Amount Of Goal transported on the Philadelphia
and Reading Rail Road, during the week ending
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POUGHKEEpsIE CoLLEGTATE
GCnnAI.

ffWE edfce for ibis achool Is situated College Hill
about three.tourtis ~ nmie from The beautiful village
81 Poufhkeepsie, Duchess County, State OF New York
The school Is conducted on philosophical principles, :
Reference is invariably Ind 10 the nature Of the juvenile
mind, and constant efforts, are employed 10 develop It's
powers in their natural order and preserve thrm IN
their relative strength The domestic arrangements and
modes OF instruction are adapted TO youth OF ten years OF
age and upward and they instructed IN such branches
may be requisite either 10 qualify them or ercia'
TIE, engineering orto prepare them for college,
Annual expense per scholar Is $3.50 payable quarterly in
advance. This sum includes all charges for board uiton,
stationary bed and bedding, washing room fuel, Light
and books, except the French and the Spanish books
Tile year IL divided into two Of % weeks each The
summer term eommenceson the FIRST Wednesday in May
The winter term first "Wednesday in November i Is The
purpose OF the undersigned receive any youth into his
school whose moral character Is moi good .....t .'
CHARLES BARTLETT Principal.
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e, Hefs,ons --DRAR SR feel 10 be my duty, both to
you and TO the public to bear my testimony the efficiency
Of Dr, Dresbach, Kuhn Pryors Dyspeptc Cordial
vast severely afflicted with tile dyspepah and my di
gestiye orgaus completely deropeed, that could
reclaim nothing ON my stomach was wasted away tta
mere skeleton suffered The most paiIs, aud had aef
OF almost deaty sickness; nasiDch ai expected
~ death an early elense from my suieues Fortunately
heard Of your Cordial and OF the wonderful cures had
effected aud was induced TO y H. did so, at first almost
without hope, But after hail taken few doses, began
10 feel better my appetite rehrne my digestive faculties
began TO recover Their fneohr my spirits revived ai ny
Tie time lad aken Two boeH ihe tone 81 my stomach
was entirely restored and placed ~ lie tnloymrn Of
perfect health SINCE then although period OF pwal Of
year has elapsed Ihave had return or the hsrasc
Very truly WM. REEF SNIDERsr
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DRs. DREsBACH, KUHN a PRYOR's
DYSPEPTlc CORDIAL 3lS
DYSPEPSIA


BALTIMORE February III lSig.
M. C. HrsfoHs DKAR Sir As an act OF iuatice and 10
lead others 10 The remedy have come 10 the
mnaon Of offering you my voluntary tribute in favor Of
Messrs "DRKsHAcH, KuHs q PRYoRs DYsPgPriG Con
DIAL
For long time, have suffered from the effects Of Dys
pepsA much that my digestive organs would PER
form their functions, almost every lns eat imn,ed
lately elected from my stomach and the intense burning
In thai region rendered my situation miserable.
was fortunately advised by friend Try your med.
cine, and ser using two bottles, completely relieved
from all the troubles which endured
Accept sur my wishea the success Of h,s
valuable medicine and believe me, Sincerely yuurs,
tss ~ JAMES ID. MASON =
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LIE DoYEN,s DIsIaFEcTINaFLuID,
NEsERs. PopLIs, ROGERS q COMPANY,
Sole proprieiors Of The celebrated

MEsBRs, POULis, ROGERS q COMPANY,
Sole proprieiors Of The celebrated
LIE DoyEN'S DIsINFECTING FLUID,
Beg leave TO call attention to this important and invaluable
article, the greatest discovery Of the age-paented IN
Washington, December, lSi7 i
HE above Invaluable preparation, which entities the
to, aid must, when fully known gain for him
the gratitude and blessings Of ths whole human family
possesses tho power Of Immediately destroying the
offensive odor, from whatever arising
BY il Hospital Wards can be nisiniected Of miasma aud
Water Closets Cess Pools, Cellars 40, &c, OF impure
gases, In the sick chamber this Fluid win be fon,l in.
valuable, the smel arising from the
body from the night stool, by lis az once dn
peied ehou the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
can On from any cause necessary be kept severaI
by using the Fluid, without becoming in the ghies degree
offensive
Captains Of emgrant ships will derive incalcnlable adj
vantages from us In the ae.nge for disniectg and
for blge water Indeed numerous It's virtues
u justice IN an advertisement would be impossible Ger
ttcaes, from the celebrated physcianR OF England
France, and Of s city who have tested II, may he
our orce which will fully convince Tie most gcepcai Of
irs Wonderful qualities
II Is entirely fse hdfn oor ~ It's own simple lis
application aud cerIain ~ us etfects
10 0ruofG IstRis tupa,9isGt re98eis and 6thTq or
sale large quantities. for sieerage OF emran ships,
Bulge wafer and other dtiiiecng purposes BY appli
cation OF ha FLUID the contents Of ffiyy Il. reov
ed without caualg thai highly offensive stencil and thus
rendering night sol valuable malTe $50 H
The nderBgned dese to bring this article into public
II will hG furnished III quart hOitl.sOl our iamp
ior local naes OF BY the gallon
orders are respectfully solicited, and win he Immediately
supplied ponLiN, ROGERS q co,
80 Merchants Exchange, william street,
tv+ New York
{ Hs~ For raic In this city by
F w, &-J. II GILMAN, Druggists,
PenuEyVlnia Avenue
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uJ-THE ONEy GENLiNE-fn
BALSaM OF WILD CHERRY
y. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
THE ONLY GENUINE
DR.. wistaris
BALSAM OF JPILD CHI2RP}
HAa THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
OF the sole Proprietor,
w. AL. 4 IL II


On the outside JIrdpper suffO0idine edch BoiHe
THIS Is believed 10 be the only aicle bearing The apoye
i title, ss emtnah,g from the Doctor The virtues Of
Wild Cherry, relieving affections ot Tie Lungs and that
all important organ the Liver has long enjoyed the conf
Cifygf Philadelphia, 50 William NJ Spear OF the City
Of philadelphia being duly sworn according 10 law deposes
and says that he We possession Of the original recipe Tor
preparing Balsam Of Wild cherry tor ahections u The
Langs which given 10 him by DR. Wistar. regular
educated Physician and That he beeves II 10 be the only
himself w. NJ SpFAA.
swoln and subscribed before me and city seal affixed,
on the ri day ol November eighteen hundred 0nd
lorty.aecen JonS SwiPr, Mayor IT, ~
Acopyrght torihe Basam q secured
Absurd may appear ~ the face OF the above unde
piled 10 he United States District Court Of Pennsy iyana f
an injunction hs General Agent for the United Ststes
and thr British Proynce 70 prevent said Agent from rel
ling the only genuine DIR Waars Bslsan OF Wild Cherry
Cail individual claiming the rgh) OF course lhr Hon
Judge Of said Court promptly refused II
Wislar original Balsam Of Wild Cherry alone that
performs the cure let them not deceive you us-Look
well % the mark ofthe genuine
No DR. Wsar's Halssm Of Wild Cherry possibly be
the genuine sitho the written signature u "N W. SPLAR
the ontsde wrapper surrounding each Bottle This
being The only genuine Basam ever offered 70 the public
me genuine sal.an v gn,np " holies wiih The words
blown in the glass each bottle bearing label on the front
with the signature Of WM VI SPEAR
liberal discount 70 druggists and dealers
AGENTS
EorIcR 10 rHF Puplio-I have ilrin day appointed T
w DoYIr Sous No l3l North Second street philsdpl
phia sole wholesale furnishing Agents for the (only gtnu
All orders for the Basam addressed to them, will be
promptly attended 70 silhs Proprieors lowest Wholesale
prices. w, NJ, SPEAR, Sole Proprietor,
Also for sale by most Respectable Druggists and Mech
ants tlroughon, The United States Mexico West Indessnd
british Provinces who arr IN the practice Of selling Gen
uine Popular Medcinen.
Price 81 Six Bottles Tor o.
To Fer full particulars rsad Dyott'. Oracle Of Hsafih
TO he had Of the Agents. mar a-Iy
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE

DIR TowNsENDs saRSArARiILA Is sovereign
y sure remedy Tor incpient CONSUMPTION and Tor the
general prosIrnfon OF thesystem 10 mater whether Tie
result Of inherent cause or causes produced by rreguiaiiy
illness, OF orrdenr
Solhng can be more ruprsing than lie nvigorang ef
ectS on The human inme Persons al weakness and las
snde before taking ~ nj become robust and n "a
energy under us influence. II mmedaiely rounIerIcs lie
nerHtteaness OF The female frame which Is tie erea cause
o. unhappineas TT (.
II wi mol be expected Of rs SO delicate ma
turt TO oSlg,i ceulcates Of cures performed We ran
assure the afflicted that hundred Of have been por
ted 10 n,t
- CoxsAcKIE, Sept q 1916.
On, TowngSHo-To all whom this may copcern-ThiE
,ttoger'y that my wife used one bole IL your SARSA
PABllLA previous TO q critical event, under the most
sarn,iug and delicate circumstances heng troubled with
The dopty swelling Of the feet affections and very
much debltated with my perslarion and the recomIne
daon oil toee who mad used IT, she induced to Try IL
with little OF no iath and suiiee TO say, the medicine
had the happy and desired effect only during the said
perod but alter the expiration Of week OF use the
drupsy and nervous affection gave way 10 an astonishing
degrees and her health ~ better thar had Deen for
long time previous
this will be Of any service 10 you, or any who
doubts the suecess Of the medicine you are entirely wei
come to It.
subscribe myself your moot obedienl ans, Obliged servr
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PETER BROWN, AZ LIue !, Brooklyn
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA has been es
prssaly prepared m reference TO Female Complaints No
female should neglect 10 take it, il ctlai preyenyt
tor any He and horrible diseases TO which they
ire subject II Is valuable those who are approaching
womhnhood ms il ia calculated 10 assist nature ty 1ue
ing the blood and nvigorafng The system Indeed this me
dcne Is invaluable fol all the delicate diseases 10 which
women subject.
II braces the whole SYSTEM renews permanently the ma
iura energies by removing the impurities of the boodby
stimulating The system TO produce no s,Ibseoen,
relaxation, which 10 the OF medicines akln lcf
emae weakness ana disease.
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- g.. FL Gz WAhhihGrON, November ~, ls'l.
NJ q Hcflions5 This disease lia,l lo years 10
an alarming degree, Your Dyapeptc Cordial dederyss
more an passing lotire from My wis OF tile
most distressing nature, and the conflict between my
mach and food was often severe, HE stomach lUatng he
iood, and time after time throwing II frequently with
nerves weakened restless niahia, uqcutsarne with IN
pleasant dreams, TO describe my situation II difficult
nothing mel my case until met with OHIO medicine
named Drs Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryors Dyspeptic Corr
dial Soon after using II dsordered stomach became
Eootiet continued the medicine perfect cure has been
efecIcdniy health IL now good and has been ior more
than year. can now use any article Of diet without aus
Inconvenience III my case this valuable medicine IL IN
conieatble My II well known 10 the Rev James
Hanson, having been associated with him. in the same
room Tor some years IN the General Post Office
WIN s, DARRELL
am fully actd that The above statement Is
"r r JAS NJ HANSON .
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YOUNG LADIES, READ TINS

You who have Pale Comple xu,ls Dull Eyes Blocbes
the Face Rough Skin Freckles and are "oui Of sp
rlts,,' use bottle or two Of DR. ToWNSENDS SARsAPA,
RiLiA IL VIII cleanse The Blood, remove die Freckes
and Blotches aud give yo animation sparkling eyes ne
spirits, AMI beautiful compleSionll 81 which Of i'm
mense vllle % uNMA RRIEp LAnIEh ~
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y. 10. CAR YER,
ARnHITEGI IND ENllINEER :

no. 81 NORTH SIXTH arHEEr, PHILADELPHIA,
LIVES Drawings and Specific atoms contracts TO erect
" Dwellings &c, and lay out the grounds for Country
seats or Cemeteries; together with the arrangement 10
Trees TO give the proper effect Also Churches Hospitals
Prisons WatsrWors, Gas Works, &C., on the latest and
oG approved plans Including heating, yenllaiing, &C.
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MAahisoTos, January =, l.si9
M, e. HstSfoDs = DEAR SR.-i have heen iOr aome
time troubled with SEX Headache, aud take pieasuf,
rayug, thai IN theme OF Dt Dresbaoh, Kuhn aud Pryor
DYspepilc Cordial, have invariably found relief nom
single d0ee, consider u valuable medicine
Very respectfully, N. W M.RREGOK
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NEW VALUABLE LAW BOOK.

TNHE BLACK CODE uF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM-
i BA beiiW complete digested Code Of all the Laws
large general and municipal relating TO the coored popuia
ton whether Tree or slave IN force Ia the District u Cou,
bia aud within the limits Of the Corporations az Washing
ton and Georgetown on the ls of November 1885, the
Just published, pamphlet price tocens For sale by
ian 21--ff r., TAYLOR
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IIAR INyIGoRAToR Just received a fresh stock Of
III sTrropherous, Gaerlius Eu Lusirae and Col
cords Listrale, all Of which rec omend for It's quail
In removing dand giving aonena and lustre TO the
hair and pleasant and agreeable wash for the head
PARRER'S Fancy and Periumery Store,
may lT- Sssr national Hotel, Pa avenue,
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Oct a'h. lsis

Extracts from an Adyess a,liaesed5y Rer Philip e MID
Isdser, M D. 10 The Students Of The Ponghkeepsie Cole.
gate School NJ the close Of their annual Termination
YouSo GEsTLEMEst ##,
The exercises thai have taken place in your examnuon
have thoroughly tested your aainmens, and have afford
ed satisfactory evidence that the employed or
your instruction have not failed Of good measure Of
FL.
We have not however been surprised in view Of the pro-
icency you have generally made in The useful and orna
mental branches Of education which have the objects
Of your pursuit for IL distinguished factiea avail TO pro
iuce propononate results tbe improvement you have er
hibed was 10 have been expected.
Having alluded 10 the advantages you have enjoyed II "
my wish 10 be distinctly understood considering them
very great and special Andthis may .nssert without
fear Of being suspected Of attempt setapprobaOn
since bear no relation whaevert0 ynn literary
strnctnr Yet Tor considerable time past, having been
sinaed IN regard 10 ihe nstituon which you belong
have had fill opportunity ofeosely investigating It's
educational stem both 10 its theory and practice
feel free 70 ailm, that in all HE particulars in which. s
ceency may be prsdicafed, al an arademical course
have never known any hyperion and ~ many lt6pers,
equal TO that adopted aud carried out the Pougl
keepse Collegiate lhstilte
HIRE prefented you te greatest faculties lynr
SOLID and extensive basis d an useful and p"eiiei eh'
tom ' ss'
you hace, instructors 81 distinguished ability in
The yetlouJ department. lars n literature niahcati
cal science, commercial knowledge foreign anssges aud
Tire ornantnsl branches al hnfc, drawing and painting
m
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE i26 FULTON STREET, yois
Sun Buildnp #E
DIR, n. w DYOTT a. SONS, GENERAL Aug,;rs No
.32 Ndril Secnnd Sirrot, Philadelphia Pa
Agent Ion Washington Guy, CHARLES SToTT DRun.
sisT ,urner All street anil Penn Avenue
y Also iOf sale by urp'itts generally
ny- NOM GENUINE UNLESS PII UP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE RoI1IES, winch CONTAIN A
QUART AND sioEHD wrfm wRrrTRn aonbrURR or
) y TOWNSEND, ARD MS HAMR Flows II, TaR GLASS
n5- ID Il. ID Y OFT. On
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Class No. Plate and Hoop Iron,

Class No. Plate and Hoop Iron.
1000 pounds 3-l6-inch plate iron per pound
o,U15 do do do do
i,ovJ do gle do do do
l2o pounds iron hoops, feet inches long, >. in
ches wide, and inch thick do
l2o do iron hoops, 10 feet l inch long, 9. inches
wide, and inch thick do
5000 pounds hoop iron, j! inch wide, l-l0 inch
thick, not less than % r. long do
LOO do hoop iron, Il inch wide, 4-lG inches
thick, not less than % #. long do
1000 do hoop iron, / . inch wide, l-l6 inch
thick, not less than % f. long do
All to be Of the best manufacture