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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
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voyC,tIFoR>rG-D

sSTr-F,st sailing sap Element. Al Pier Z. Scrn
.s-s -r tas ss.~rsi- l- II le- cargo -ly1r-c sr1
,o,, on 1oaro err lake suA cIac,ty ii l.hl ifeghf
~ = 2. SUTTON - 60 a WsGs-.
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eAcIFLC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Tie United s-.ses Msii s,-gW-p ackeia
FAyAMA......Ir = tuDs.... Capt David q Bailey
OREGON .....llqS mLs.... Capt. Carlisle T. PsiI1s 70
CALIFORNIA. ',cjl uIrs....t APT Ih3s blad.
TFTSESSEE.l SO iur,.... Cey- George 4. Cob
CAkOLINh... 6nn tIrs...,
UNICORN ..... So Lls....
crd ports N California ,,-,,, d.,
Pssrrgers in the Alsr Cab1 IRE hmiih-d bedding, hut
. vines and iCuog8 Passengers ln 20. Storage are
-l ygh ,fcl raou4 o. are ur she'd % the crew, ard
"a mattress ard pillow Al passely'rs VII De s..o'Neo
space for personal Baggage rec 10 no exicl- on = 10
v.ytt rot exceel.ug "a measurement -er cubic feet
F~e yh on extra bsgga ~ crmerhaltis Zen -lAer too
rer tun, and per cert OF OF specs.
Packages should no. ezc"ed - - "-g.l io ~.
carriage 49,. 80 eitS
Passage from Panama 10 san Bes " nrfc.Aa.sz-9 si%
Sal D.sgo............ ~ 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
NIENrEYER & WHITE,

COMMlSSlON NERO HANlS,
Ard General Produce Brokers, portsmouth Va.
OFFER their services the Shipping Planning aiding
Oaud Manufacturing Interests
We Will give srici Guertion selling chipping Tooac.
CO, Cotton tloUr Grs.l. Provisions, Lumber and Naval
Stores and forward Merchandise with dispatch.
Portsmouth, Feb g 1859 MI 2swSr'
CAUTION To DEALERS. - Notice q, a-reoy
y given, that 10 licenses srs % Manufacture ibe
Coz Boot have been issTrd without the cOldilon
that each pair should Stamped viii and date 0i
lent pesous buying or selling any Olhers ik5.s to
prosecution for iulr.n cement
Hearing NH some perso7s ara preparing IN tirge bv
no use OF eastc uts-tGs ACE ~ threads If raicer
braided ~ woven oge her hereby n form pe that
sl,t used IN making lhe Congress Boot would 81.
0r- pCsEe uirii OF tbs pG.sri .slcu % Ia.
pnu hN au AM ny ihem cod ana assigned 10 me. Az
infringement bl making or selling the Congress without
cue authority from the must be pfosecut-d
HAWK invested $500 n The infrp1uc.o, q fls
Invention - Ihs pubic, and thereby given the ratert
value | an resolved - yllcicste u 10 Tie uiiros,
L.ceusrs rrHnied AMI szss e5eceo N MsssscArsr;ta
Nai1e ald New HSr psLife, by CHARLES NlNsLOW
Of Lynn. ard escwl>Te throughout The United Sac, or
The owaer HORACE DAY
As 1s~lm - Cousni-st
RAMA IN, ANrIh0Ns AND LEAD cor
ID s,G-l!y A-fs u f3f sac ,
MILLER, COATES loyLE,
- 80. - P.sr
. EAluhK uO>k Il every aescupu0a nSnufse-
ifurvo of ihe best male as alI c1- sif On hand a.
j h-csor-s; and basement of cur ~ 81 .nd ShAthsn
fs9 utNtSffi o r. CKAaSrgR
TT "a -ttiI.~.--... ns... fret ju-. Lived
~ nv '+A>>SsR Npt'H4 - ChsihsnSi
- SalI for SAFE BY hEsAIfH CO. > and - flceS %
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g. PIANO.FoETEs F0R sALE-

--PiANO-FOETE FOR SAlE-
EEIsa5. a. crs.-s about plrcGGsl. P.sl9s WI p
WT cd r., e yas'Sfs 70 CAL 81 eHSSt4
.-.s. SIDE 0i E7oadwayl they have -rg- a--orna 81
lockwood Pianos Constantly hand, every .lsu rleii
v7rrs-ed for ty0 years q Z " have the Of more
ian tDn persons thev VII refer IT, who lave purchased
sr0s ~ len al of watch hsve given universal salsiae
ulr bui when any doubt, expressed - % rql-
80 .,5.t uSd
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
- -4s=zzE1 isJ0.-PiONEER ixFs.-.UTrrnt
kSt d EAPkEss LIZ 4 SF-lSf 49,


r.. -szssa1 i.5g,0p ;, o. lxSc--lIlut
n11--h@ --PLIUADELPHIA
10 PiTTSBuRGH.-Lesyes the D-poL Nl Harkets-
Daily a. Oc.ocs A n AID 7 81 ~ n.ios by Railroad.
thrlIg 10 = ia.
Tue cars VI re C9gnli aid Peo1syiysua Railroad
- yer, Dee and most Comfortable 4, pUOn Several
packets haye teen laced % IT, re and AL hks-
bern newly panied and Handsomely furnished win sspe
sHord1r ne assf1-c- ~ Guck I'D agreeable journey 70
P.Isilr.a
Esery effort VII BE race % r--1er hi. ile mo-, desirable
route lbs Wet
gerseas ePply =, - NS.&e;s. alt SE. corner Third
at Cl--1IL PL.se .0Ls NH COLDER S CO.
For fsr.ler Information apf j ,, ! ~eslst Ssw-Yors
IDl5 ~. HiSOKS, Agent
xTD ,~TATES ISLAND FEEKY.-On
--s-nst..Iz---5e and sleT dar-h !, lIf N n
Leave seg-Iork ~ {, ~ : ;. And o'cik.
L=sy- Ea1d4-'ii Landing ~ p lo y Z ana 1cock
- FOR LIgERPO0L-The Regular Packet OF
3lEztte .1in A7fl fae -. 40 = enGi pscEetsnlp
HENRY Clay Cs,' 4 French, VIII sail a.
s,ove Der rgu dsy Pr Kh " passage, having un-
I'VE - aeon nod,rors, s9or ~
- sPOtfORO TiLEsTOS co 80 so1fos,.
FOX HAVANA-The ft,t ssfrg eoppefei ard
49, - .r-it1trn.o cscs-t sifp ADELAIDE O@gL II
AcsrI.. a.i. gositg = ssll On lp7scay APnl IL
FJr orlr alGy On boN1 II pSr - ra-' n'Tef
a. or - -pOFFARD TtLrsTOS co ~ S""ih-st
- FOR LINERPOOL.-Regl ~ P'oNe, u 10
49, OIL. af ArD.-l.r nd spFrlN pAck~tslp
HENRY CLAY, C.pt ffelet. VII s4 40
sbo.- her f- rd-. Forte ~: ~ passage, haunz III
Nv. - acco-Trrf rHH1rs, forir o
al sPOFFORB. TiLErToN 60 % soD'b-'t
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. THn9LGH LINE FQR cALiFoA;I,,A, IL, y.

- THROUGH LINE FOR CALiFOkHiA. "a
lgrl-y CHAGREs- Commercial Lie Sa iug nl-honh-
a111a@, u.s. The new PacEe. NATHAN HALE, Com.
urrser 4 CrOweu Sll s@J CA 1nIrsisJ, APni > a. ]
oclck r Il The ressel u bui ore year o. aal very
f.,. ssi'er Capt Crowsiiis az 90 eNpru-rcrf t1u-
Nucr- having been lrg emp 1yet i1 De SCUM Anercan
trade Tllse a10utt -oceed o. Ue God Regions VII
Ind greatly 20 their afyGntage 10 examine lne sccoIuo
caJl- before securing pessa2e esr" here - aey ~.
lad lie rstss rruch lover ard ~ eccotnn oiAi0ns my
rs 20 a-r other nose u cOL Beng n De eeu-
sr re she xiii sail puLcuey 10 LeT d. Z - Yessris
cD,ori.ir ts. bcirg al fsss8'ers. le difference 10
sn time M klltr 3ng 90 Lei ~ he steamers ana
3: much rates Arrangements cSa be made ID secifs
passage hrouta from P21sma AID Ns1 Ffancsco a. W
reduced Prices b ars.c.ass sesses s2ns fe5-s! NoN
Prize ~ PIssGgsD Ci1s'e. -
{ .........Sj ~ sreJ1c CsDin ....-.....s I'D
Prcs ~ PssssSs fygm PaiaGo 70 ,1H FTaAfI'e'' 49,.
Observation-Disclosures 500 >-cgrd Cshin cl'p
Found ~ -g-rl hing except . Ires ard liquors
t. u-re from S-w IOl2 % san Frzlcisco cy MS ne
- shout 81 DAYS Passengers ty fs re ara no cea I'D
on ne .iln1- ana lhose proceeding 10 san FfsIc.sco
y 10 vel 10 select MS l@ Ur cOniOr a. he vessels
al IA 10 case b. a. owed % faEe over n. -Es number
gcr lr.t b. or uss-sge. spp.g on board Waist " 10
OLNEY 4 = S-iOSS 81 sou l-s- "a
y L McCREADi = co = S0lL-sL
f-.,~ass .ess- vi .-cc-c1 " above ard sal % tsr
r.ruar CAV, lo 70 MAJ tlZiDt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

LhsrnE'H Philadelphia
fea- Ss 'oor SEQ .,,,ut ...... Si-i DBL. 50 n
FofT-r Saloon d. ...... ~" '' ~ -
Lower Cabin. ...........t I'D N
Al t-e above tlLs p. %" j2Ie lAL.f, go ave -
80 ofire Saoo1.
's.-srage itJuLc win EL.rl-set
aud NaHrdl .ss..sr-.+.. 60 1it ~
sre,rrt 10 Chagr,s = cecu per Jc. Er7ecsvs ca 20
fs.rfnus are borne by passengers
scr r.. g1t or passage sppiy &
ROWLAND ! AsPlNWAbL, - S0C.l-aL y I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

10 stores % - lsrtei VII h- aEen q ''SssSe NaIse'
ofennarkrg and dsbsrsn. and a. pfsous POI cnAItes
hae, AID boat hire O. BE- pad D. me psssen.
sy. No massage secured anu pad ~ Apfy o. zoe Ole
-. -. fomrsrv Eew.iorE. - soI,h-sL tf0
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CAUTION To DEALERS Nouce !, a.

RAMA TN, ANrlhnNs ANu Lad con-
Abs iE1I.y A-I u o. sas
MILLER COATES lOULE,
-. y. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

COAL.
GOAL YARD FOR SALE--in gro wing pert ~ tie
Nciiy. win 1re1 Of eas- q. of ground
Up town. ard $40; The hcici1ss ei FOR SO
ne increase - business G5ol, $1,000 tae whole
VIZ SC and lease VIII good W! n tuti
owner IS g. %. .eAylng 10 citv Ap9v 90
ais 6l' DlNoNI HOSACk l. Wallet
COAL-PRICE RFDCCED-si 70 ard -. Fresh
Nu.iuet Goa, bes. Pesch Ofchsr- uuL common SIZE
sove large soye ard egg a. ere iAsg A. sum prices
Srd of 81 peof CuA.y Al-o AeA.th Goa Al SIMPSONS
Ysrcs = TheuP,ol al Srrg Gl1 Christie FGer-s1
near t;-a-suvylch-av mis- Inn
GOAL By TIE CARGO s'1-'f!hers a.
- now prepared - receive orders f1r hsZr-Jn LEA
Lump ard E,k Ca, Slapped c.rec. from .'- mines
~ 4HAM HALL.
ais " corner JntgUr2ery art Gsrerss Jtfsev Cv.
COAL.-I an delivering tcsi Red Acc e. 8 per ~
y from Uy yL-d, cor-eT kirg al or ~ - -
f-rrn boets lms lrlsl PETER CLINTON
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------- ,,p,iIT CITY LINE FOR AN

Il ~ = FRANCISCO VIA CHAGRE>.-Ihe sp.el-
n--A- dia Steam shp Crstcsrl City, so gl- burden
charles S,ocIar Commander via Ih-gres on Wedn-s-
~ MAJ =. lo1 Ter dOcE pier d. O'cOck, PIE
.ev For i-rl ghl Or passagr Apply D.
s'ristfg HOWARD l. son = Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

Coon WH''I Ufc0. 40 l-s
- TO TEACuEI.~.-Forsa 90 rs.s asgeold
a. hrrE Hu.t. via fc.Ill room icr'i, i'c i-d N
49, Iir' $50 hours TIDE tom - ~ u.s. gsr N-T-is
ven t-.t4 I.sa good .0cs.,n f.g Jay al boarding
scnoo N1Tresc schools -. 90. il lae ycnfy. a.
tress 3 -alrr,,' 81 ,hl- 'fFcr Hi73 '
- FOX ANiE-Ile lgu-s.lry All atlc hnck tulte
d. ar1 o' 49, Hrn-y ~ wi.o go room attached. al "A
1--- good order MI 80 6oi reasonable flr terms.
&c a19s 01 ne PREMISE, Of Mr.. ANN h!PPf or a.
~ Fs,.-Br veg Gl2 ~
d. BROiDWAN Lots FOE -ALt.-Ine
u Z sru.l alf block cf ground bounded ~ Br1a-~a,,
-h-~ At.aV and TLiG' -frsf.sr
y. ~ sCllEFFELIN II Ia. Folreel'h-s.
sl2 fvy- or Il. Fur.fi
AZ. Fus; sALE-Three .cts on zee south 80 81
- Braore h-r,.r,-n Creme I'D Woosiers.s. q..le
~ of JAMES = HIGGINS 81 Was. or ~ GUY
RICHARDS ~ Roy-plac-. a--"-
~. 10 OK rs Lots, 70 Drarrt 20 brook'yn, ~
e. sac cl,ap or viii be- exchanged fr 1rr W NO .s
~ -esrcr 10 9Rn. for a. Improved ,o. i1qllr" g.
- c-,~l.st Nrvy.Yors r--s lmf
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-08-14

A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF FoREIeN SEEDS. Of
foreign contributions of seeds the Patent Office, the
Commissioner is indebted to Commodore D. Geisin-
GER United States Navy, for valuable collection just
brought home by him from Batavia. They are ac-
companied with volume descriptive of plants culti-
yated in the governments gardens Of Java.
large portion of the seeds is from the Botanical
gardens at Buytenzong the residence Of the Governor
General of Dutch India. They were presented to
Com. Geisiness By Captain List Aid-de-oamp to the
Governor Geaeral. and President Of the Horticultural
Society at Batavia. .syss..zsE ,,1.srs
Com. Geisinger has brought also for the Patent
Once package Of another description. Van Braam,
and more recent travellers, having often referred to-
without sufficiently describing, method in universal
in China. Of rendering cracked cast.ilo1 vessels
perfectly sound BY means Of fused IRON the Compis-
J.. Balestisr, United States Envoy TO Eastern Asia
to furnish any information on the arts. &C., Of Ne
East Mr.. B. has sent BY Com. G,.a weasel repaired
in his pressnce. with specimens of the materials and
implemsdt mployed, &C., an account Of which will
appear. ID sha next report .West. Rep
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-08-14

IT'S STRANGE IT'S woNDERous STRANGE The
Raleigh Register processes to have received letter
from Gov. Manly, written at Wilksborough, in which
he denies that he took any position in favor of
change of the basis of Representation The Raleigh
Standard publishes certificate signed by sic names
declaring that the Governor did take the alleged po-
stion at Wentworth. Gov. Manly said, in private
conversation at Marion, after he had written his letter
from Wilksborough, that he had neuer denied taking
the position.
There is "something rotten in Denmark" 1t
must be obvious to every body that Gov. Manly is
attempting pander to the pejudices Of all sections
that he is widening the gulf between the East and
the West-that he either has no opinions of his own
or is afraid to express them-that he is endeavoring
to practice fraud upon the people-that he is any
thing and everything and nothing as time and occas-
ion suit.
We appeal to the Editor of the Asheville Ne,vs,
whom we believe to be an honorable man, and we
ask him if he did not have private assurances
from Gov. Manly that he (the Governor did favor the
change! 1t is not merely idle curiosity that leads
US to ask this question, neither is it with any motive
of influencing the election for the time is too short
but do it subserve the ends of truth and justice,
for the whole matter has got into such snarl that
either Gov. Manly, or dozen others, must be con-
victed Of FAlsEHooD. Mountais Banner.
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-08-14
VOLUME XVI
rur NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, By ..tssi
vrII.rAM W. HOL DEN
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

co,,rA SrANDARD isPubhshed week
The MonTn naHar. ner snnum, payable in advance In
y .nrss LII the paper be sent unless the money TO,
no instance accompany the order Subscribers, and
the same o nav wish to send money to the Editor can
Others, u, tines by Mail and at his risk Receipts fol
oU oU su sums will be promptly transmitted. .,,,.
al nr.r1sExENrs not exceeding fourteen lines, Will be
I'D one time for one dollar and twenty-five cents fol
eacb subsequent insertion those Of greater length m pro-
st;on Cont Orders and judicial Advertisements viii
o charged twenty-five per cent. higher than the above
rstes. reasonable deduction will be made TO those wne
tiers to the Editor must come free of postage.
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:
body to be from to 10 feet, the length Of the arm
from the centre Of the body to be from ITO feet,
and to form an angle with the body from ITO to
l20 degrees, nett siding to be ftom to IL inches;
the bodies to be sided to the diameter of the arms
the siding way the moulding sizes Of the bodies
in the middle of their lengths to be from lt to 20
inches. Estimated at 210 inches nett siding
per inch nett siding. '@ ss~t<
10 white oak knees, for cat heads the body to be
from to 10 feet long. the length of the arm from
the centre ofthe body to be from to 8 feet long,
aud to form angle with the body from lSO to
lao degrees nett siding Of the arms toebe from
II to Is inches the rough siding Of the body must
{ be two inches larger than the diameter ofthe
10 the siding way ; and the moulding size of the bo-
dy its entire length, must not be less than its
rough siding size. Estimated at l40 inches nett
siding-per inch nett siding s5a
40 white oak beams from 25 to 80 feet long, to aver
age % feet in length; to side l0inches, and mould
sinches. and to spring 10 inches in 26 feet. Es-
timated at GIL cubic fect-per cubic foot. ~
10 white oak beams, 81 feet long; to side IL i6ehes
and mould IL inches, anG to spring 10 in1 in
26 feet. Estimated at 80 cubic feet-perscubic
foot.
900 cubic feet best quality pasture white oak butt
pieces Ground logs) from IL to rs feet long; and
none less than 20 inches diameter at the top and
clear of the bark, the beams to be free from
-sa- wane-per cubic foot. r.-. --..
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The above no pieces have in length r eve
! - ~ inch in diameter. 80
l60 poles. from IL to z inches in diameter. ssd
i from Is TO 20 leet in length q
j Spruce Piece Sticks, (per piece.J
epiece sticks, e5 feet long, Il inches diameter
,s % 90 So So do do !, II S. O. g.
The diameter Of the above will be measured onshird
up fiom the butt end, clear Of bark.
| Class No 7.-Lignam0'te. per ton ef1,24e les.
s do 4. s, 8. =, 8. 9, and 10 inches dianster.
The pieces of 4 and inches dismeter are not 70 b
less than feet in leng,h-in al 9 tons
|. NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA. 1919
Class No. Lumber. tboard measore.) pr yset.
oGoo feet yellow pine boards, inch ,hick, ie p
~ ooo 20 feet long. and Il to 4 inches wide
l0,o00 feet yellow pine boards. l.2 inch thek sobs
- Is to 20 feet long, and - to- II inches vide +
900 feet yellow pine plank, inches thick q toy0
o feet long, and ~ 10 IA inches wide 3.
- 80 to 50 feet long, and Il TO IA inches xid. -
600 feet yellow pine plank, inches thick. 26 toso
long. and IL to Il inches wids ts,,..s
All to be Of the best 6ne grained, long leaf yellow
pine, clear Of sap. square edged
Grass No 2.-WAite Oak, [board measure j per foot
10000 feet white oak boards, inch thick. n 70 l6 feet
10 900 feet white oak plank Ia inch thick soto %
ss51 feet long, and 10 to IL inches wide
10000 feet white oak plank inches thick, 500 IS A.
@ long, and Toto II inches wide .ssg
CLASS No. s.-11Aae Pine and cyp4es., rbosrd
measured per foot
thick, to be IL to Is feet long, aud 10 to Ia in.
40 900 feet first quality white pine boards inch thick.
to be IL to 16 feet long, and l6 to IA inches wide
ches wide ~ T .=a .@@Hzs~-.
10 600 feet first quality white pine plan IL inch
thick, to be IL to 10 feet long, and 10 to Il in.
ches wide s.s&A'1 fa4 & SIS
10 900 feet first quality white pine plank, Ia inch
thick, to be IL to IS feet long, and 10 TO Ii in.
ches wide ss+s5fsstf
l5 900 feet first quality boards inch thick
to be IL to Is feet long, and 10 to IA inches
-s wide
Class No. 4.-Blcck Spruce Spars, per stick
Is pieces 55 10 60 feet long, l6 inches in diameter in
centre offs sling 1sas.S 3za 4suH
pieces IS TO AZ feet long, II inches in diameter in
centre of sling
IS pieces 80 to IS feet long, inches in diameter in
centle of sling
25 pieces, Is to 80 feet long, inches in diameter ia
centre Of sling
CLASS No. 5.-Niife Oak Enees, per sided incht
80 to side inches - "a
so do 6 l-2 do oh 81
so do do $50 s63 a
so do 8 do I aE
Measuring about 1925 inches ;sbodies TO be g. to 2
feet long Arms TO be from feet 6 inches to feet
long, None to vary more than degrees from right
angle. a --.ss. tv A
July 3-eow4w
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-08-14

Coop HIT. After the very spicy debate between
Messrs. Clay and Butler of S. c., MI. Clay came
with outstreched hand to group surrounding Mr. b.
and said, s Come, my dear Butler, we must have no
Judge received the proer of peace rather coldly 1.-THE
anecdote is told in the Charleston Mercury,) when
Gen. Hamilton, who was standing by, said to Mr..
Clay 8" My good sir, give yourself no uneasiness
about this war. The only invasion we shall ever
have from Kentucky, will be with her droves Of
mules and horses, which We may want for our bag
gage train and to noun. our cavalry. The only fear
We shall cherish in regard the invasion will be thai
Your countrymen may possibly trade off 70 US bad
stock %, I" 1" Wel WELL my dear fellow, replied Mr..
.ay, :. hope that may be the only invasion Ken
@eky will ever make on South Carelina.'' s7lsssg
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To be sawed to full and thickness, and to paraI
lei widths and not to have more than halt inch OF sap
Estimated at l32, 900 feet board measnre-per foot
20 white oak plank, 50 to 40 feet long, 10 te 8
inches wide, 8 inches thick. -.s..-...-.
, 20 white oak plank, 80 to As feet long, 10 to l5
ss inches wide, 3 l-2 inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to As feet long, 10 to ls
e inches wide, inches thick.
20 white oak plank. 80 to so feet long, 10 to Is
inches wide, 1-2 inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to SO feet long, 10 to ls
inches wide, 5 inches thick
natural edgewse not less than II inches in the
length of each plank. Estimated at l8 900 feet board
measure-per foot.
Glass No. 4-Eln', White fish, and Black Walnut.
500 cubic feet best quality elm timber [butt pieces
from ten to twenty feet long, and none less than
ls inches diameter at the top end, clear Of bark
80. per cubic foot.
900 feet board white ash plank, from IL to
20 feet long, IL 10 20 inches wide. and two in
ches thick, per foot
boards, IL to 20 ieet long, and to average sixteen
inches wide-per foot.
Class No. 5.-Yello,c Pine.
30 900 cubic feet fine grained Southern yellow pine
plank stocks, to average forty five feet in length,
and none less than IS feet !ong-per cubic foot.
1000 cubic feet fne-g grained Southern yellow pine
promiscuoas timber, from % to 40 feet long, and
from Is to "a inches square-per cubic foot.
CLASS No. 6.-White Pine
80 900 feet board No. L. first quality white
pine, one-nch boards-per thousand feet. ..-.
80 900 feet board No. second quality white
pine one-inch boards, per thousand feet.
NAVY YARD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Glass No 1.--Hckory Bars, &c. [per piece.
100 rough hickory bars, six feet long and IL inch
square.
20 white heart hickory butts, 8 feet long and inch
diameter the small end.
The North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1834-1850, 1850-08-14

The OvERRuL1Ne HAND OF PROVIDENCE. In his
address to company of miners emigrating to Cali
forna, The Rev. E. N. Kirk, of Boston, thus strik-
ingy illustrates the Divine in refer
ence to the disclosures of the gold the Pacific coast
What historical truth there is in the incident he cites,
We are unable to say :.-- 49,
GA British merchant discovered it more than cen
tury ago, and was Carrying specimen q box of gold
dust to England, by way Of China. The box was
lost in an affray with some China men. Had ne car,
red it to England, the whole condition of the world
might have been permaturely changed. Had Great
Britain found gold mine of such value on this con.
tinent, we may readily believe the whole current o
political events would have been totally changed by
it. Bot God, who works by small instruments as
well as by great did not suffer that box to reach Eng
western outlet of North America. He reserved it fol
this age and this people," s-5'5-fa ssa.75s.s 20