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The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

"wHo cHAws.'-An Albany paper has the fol- lowing hart hut al tobacco chsweTs. i.-ts
 A cheaist in New York has just invented a substitute for tobacco. IL iS made of guano, and will douotles soon supeieede the weed, as it is jest as nasty, aui good deal cheaper"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

WIspisc Ur.--The Legislators oi South Caroli- Ha have adopted rrsoiution requiring the Bank of the State 90 to shape its policy to prepare for the approaching termination Of its charter, and direct ing is officers ie epest to the next sessiea ef hs L~xi.isiafs what plan they may have adopted in iew ei lie siicunstapces.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29
The Mission to Mex,co.

Like the distinguished Minister to Austria, Gov. LETcHER who bad a" pass 10 Mexico has exhib- Ited the most extraordinary hurry in assuming hs diplomatic functions. The Senate had been in ses- sion several weeks and his nomination had not beon confirmed, yet like his prototype, Col WEBB, he makes sudden bolt. but whether the 'Sdomesiic soeiiude in this nstaa extends further than the nine thousand dollars outfit, We are unable tc say From the following account of his hurried depart ure which We 6ndia inc Crescent, we should ifnag. inc there was some pressing necessity for bis pres enes in the city of the Aztees. II says;
 "Gov. Lstsher, the new Minister to Mexico, left Mobile on Wednesday mofnlag 10 the U. 5. sieerDef Walker, for Vera Cfuz. He had bsen detained a fortnight waiting the arrival Of the British steamer psa Havsaa. Beng disappointed by the aass- eoaniable delay of that vessel he made applleaiio 10 Com. Newton, at the Navy Yard. Pensacola. Ios special means of transportation. and the Walker, which belongs 10 the Coast Survey service, was placed at his disposal Wah hls consent. 2 ss, ge party ot gentlemen. who wailiag Tor passages, takea on board, furnishing their owA suppllss
 Hoc to make TaYkey Tender The EgyptaBs adopt curious method of making turkey tender. Half aa hour before the tird is killed, glass of brandy is poured down its threat. which produces complete iRtoxicaiion, and the flesh sf the tipsy turkey acquires tenderaess superior to that which is produced by even osg keeping,
 Ny Get jn.,iy u.s scbsrly. distribass chesrfuIly, and live conseuiedly. a.
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ST Ia,t,rs Ian Ia

letter dated Salt Lake city, Oct. 18th, says the Mormons from California have brought mach gold All kinds of raerchancize is high and scarce there are only two small stores in the valley of Is 000 persons Snow was on the mountains and all rou nd deep.
 A rupor prevailed that Missouri emgrants had killed some of the Snake Indian squaws. and that the tribe were hostile in eonsequencs. One battle had been fought with other eunigrants subsequently,.
 Livingston and kiukade, traders at Salt Lake, had clesfei S200 in two weeks. and had sold all their goods Rose, of New York. sold $40o0 worth of goods in four days. The grain crops were good and the country prosperous
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rinnncss of Kentuck,.

According to Gov. CsrTESDESs message 'he finances oi the State. though the figures are 'mali are in good condition. Receipts ief the past year
 s4ss, ,sso; expenditures. s44s.ses. Pasiie debt, Nov I. isis, si,4s7.eS2. Stocks owned ey the State. si.27O. soO0. The State owes in addition to .he debt above mentioned. s22S.77S to the Board sf Eaaeas.oa ter ecmsnoa sehOols. Tss sun anna ally spplicaie 10 common schools Is about Si50 COG
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

ETA lisils boy hearing his father ssy that "thsrs is time fer all thags" ciiHbed his mothers char and shsspesed tn h-r ears ssAed when was tns psopss siass ler hsoking sug est sf the sagst bowl
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Lates, nom california.

Telegraphic dispatches from New York, of the Huh inst, Inc arrival of the Cherokee on
 that day from Chagre,. bringing California dates Dec. Ist, and about s7oo,Oco gold and 250 passsn. gers, The news has bean generally anticpstsd.-- About 40eOO persons will winter at the m,nes provisions in the gold regions are sesnty. The present value of all houses in Sacramento City is estimated at $2O0O. The old story about the abu h. dance of gold, land speculation, &c are fully con frmed. The "Placer limes'' takes from one 10 5000 per week for job work. COmpOsi,Ofs wages are SIS per day.
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Photographed ts the New Orleans Picayans
 FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the steamer CannRda


 BALTIMORE, January il.--rhe steamer Canada arrived et Halifax Sunday tl3th,) after stormy passage She had oue hnnired passengers on board.
 L,reypooL Mdrket--hiss tn tetfos. .-~CoaioR had advanced on all geaereai descriptions since Inc arrival Ot the Cambria. Cora was in moderate de- mand, with a slight improvement in prices Amsri' can securities were firm.
 Prices Of cotton were. fair upland. 6as Mobile, 6I,d Orleans. 63,d.; with aa npwnrd tendency
 Wheat had advanced 2d per quarter. American -four, fine bands, 2i-.; ordinary ditto 2Js 6d' White corn was 2qs. tO JIs
 The bullion In the Bank of England amOanted to seventeeA millions pounds sterling.
 Rebsiiioa ia SLaeoaia, Se.A rebellion of for mdahle character had broken out among the Aus trian troops ia Slavona They were jolued by the Sesviaas. (Servia K Turkish province.) and the total amount of their force is stated to ba l2O O strong. The Turkish troops iu their rear, 4 ls stated asp united with tnem, Russia iS supposed to have nsiigsisd the rebellion. au to hembls i Turkey. 4 ssngunsFy Is hourly expected to break out between these two powers. lhe eEact tenor of lie above iatelgeRe Is not clearly ProeP'i bls, As it reads. 1t would appear that gensfsl rebellion of troops had occurred In the provinces oi Austria and forkey in which the legitimate OoV' erntlents uf the two countries have brsn sst at ds Sauce. If the Emperor of RussIa has inst'gased this rebellion, Ee has brea just as instrumental ih humIliating Austria Turkey, But se must have i further details io render al clear, a t
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Additional News by the Canada.

Cd Webb and suite had reached Liverpool. eS route for Vienna. The express to'n ihdis had "' rived bringing cheering news for the manufacturer and IL IS expected hai with the new yeaF large spec uatiye business whi he done, A Iebr1iioa has broke out in Servis whcb had alarmed the Austrian Governm,ni. The iIsnTggnis numbering '"o.oV"
 snd their ranks hourly sweilrd by deset'ets lfoh the military districts of Pe,erwMdien and Bssey'
 It |. supposed Russia s al the foot of lhis conspfA
 cy for the purpose ol compelling AusiiiA and Lhf- ksy 10 become dependent on hers The Tenehion will probably lead ie rAplufe between Ausfia sna ! Turkey A plot o0 a isvosaols scale against the sos+rapenl has been eiscos-Ied al St Peier6afg'
 II vas to have been brought io iocos nii new ysss' day. The Czsr has eTlsfed all The troops to tbs ' Turk,sh sronher 10 psspaTe tor the siseI gsneJ' l sPssIiamesi xili meet ia Febusry, the Loadon press exposes is beheiihsi ihe cabinet wsh nes
 object to the severance Tom the mother eon1lsy os her Canadian posssssieas as they cost ihs bfii'sa ] GossTanee et osas. ESsid ,VOU per ssst. i F,aaes.--N Nothing ol special interest. A hsNs
 paper says pfivais letter. oB Inc U s.say ihAsihs cabinet al Washington have acknowledged the lsS'
 tee of the iAdr nlfiiy ieaaDasd by PoHss1n' "h'ch ! led io inc fuptu,e bstNesB The tEo e0aalHea- ] A regiment of Austrian soldiers stsl'oneo ss ConorB have reheiied and Killed large hsabosf 0
 the principal oii'se,s
 Tue foreign Dess geheraiiy IS osi@PSf'Ahb
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

THE NAKEp TRUTH.-- The editor of the Lafayette Courier says: s ase-.a t.H r
 We notice the publishers of fashionable mags- zine, declaie iher intention to " out strip" all coR- petition, during the coming year. We'll. if they can oastrp the Model Artists. they can [" travel"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29

Coop Young ladies are like Larows-they eaL't be got of without beau.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-01-29


 MsqRa est Veritss q preoaIeka.
 Our protest would circulate Co earth s remo.est confines, It would be spoken of associated with the name sf THE GREAT RkrURLic in terms of affection and gratitude, by many home fire side of the oP- pressed, I would rsverberate through the prsudsst Capitals of Christe udom, and it would make mon- nrchs trembls on their blood stained thrones. lest the seed 1t cast abroad might gsrmihas ia the souls of their f,ttered subjects aad produce a harvest abundsDt for each Dsspss's annihiiatss.
 Net alone when embodied in armed interference Is nasiea's voice potent '' Ibe pen is 'a9htisr tAaa tae sssrd was the apborsm of that iinstrous Chprehman whose vicsgerency aaOrus gilded narrative of military cOnquesis, who hin'eif cast ing away for season the phyiactery of the priest. mounted the caparisoned wal horse, and caused ths sesrsd ranks sf ars.iss to dspioy befors hias who bads conqaerers go forth to
 !" Lauach the thunder-hoit of war"
 and wbo forced this same Austria to cover and turn pale a, the prowess of the marshall hosts of France The sphorissn of this magnificent pHest and states man woaid receive still more enduring fame, and bs eirelsd with more rssplsndent haie, should ws the people of these United States ia the majesty of our ssgregsts nationality. convey to the Aas,riaa Il po,entae tha, in consequences of his destruction of the Magyar had resolved to suspend all diplomat. ie rsstieas with him. Oar sro,sst wsald thea ia- dssd be mighty. though eAsrsessrsd by the fruiest fesfhsr ever ptsck-d from the piamlgs of bird.
 Truth is prsgnan, with vitality and frem our rss sssciiatng is6seaas might arise. as he phRaix fsom ln sshes, saoshes haagary armed again fsr he light Aa.sas-llks renewed with frssh vigor Irsm l.s r.css. presra,iou. Other patriots voate 'psiae fsssh ssnaaiaeAiag cad devoted shs iilss, fioas exile was ssw' y the bssss Of ,bs yospliOi
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-31

State of North Carolina--Cumberland County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions June Term 1850
Thomas Avera, Lovit Rals and wife Mary, Wm. En-
mis- and wife Elizabeth, James &. Draughon and wife
Sarah, William Avera, and VIM. Avera and wife Edith
rersuS,
John Avera and Henry Avera-Petition for diyiaion
Of lands -F- ='1
TT appearing tho satisfaction of the Court that John
Avera and Henry Avera not inhabitants of this
States 1t is ordered that publication be made for six weeks
in the Raleigh Standard that the defendants appear at the
next term Of this Court to be held for the County Of
Cunt and at the Court House in Fayetteville on the
first Monday in September next and plead answer or de-
mur, judgment pro ssso will be taken against them
and the petition heard erparte. = s,e Et
Witness, John McLaurin, Clerk Of our said Court a
Office the LIST Monday in September, A. D. 1880 -!
JOHN McLAURIN, Clerk.
July s4th, 1885, Pr. adv. SIS 6:3. a. s2a St.
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$50 REWARD.

u DANAWAY from the plantation OF Jas. G. Edwards
IL decd, on the 29th of June last, negro named
Levi about 81 years DID, he is rather dark in complexion
and has lump the out side of his right knee large
as hens which may lead to his detection if
ned lie is about six feet high and generally weighs
about 200 pounds.
tie stole the free papers of Luke Hall and Ned Hall
who reside in this County, and has attempted
on the Rail Road by exhibiting the papers Of the former
which were taken from him, and he still has the papers
OF Ned Hall in his possession AT Black Creek he ill.,
quIred his way to Rale but suspected that he may
still be lurking somewhere in this region.
The above reward will be paid to any person per-
sons who will deliver him to any of the subscribers
confne him in any Jail SO that they can get him.
~ Address Macon Moye, at this place.
..r- .s-,a-z. MATTHEW l.. CARR,
DREW A. SCGG,
. MACON MOVE. s..,
Goldsboro', July 10, 1880. s22-3t.
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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 to feet,
and to form an angle with the body from ITO to
l20 degrees. nett siding to be fom 9 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 Is to 20
inches Estimated at 2lO inches nett siding
per inch nett siding.
10 white oak knees. for cat heads the body to be
from to 10 feet long, the length of the arm from
the centre oftho body to be from 6to feet long,
and to form an angle with the body from l30 to
l40 degrees; nett siding of the arms to be from
l2to l6 inches; the rough siding Of the body must
be two inches larger than the diameter ofthe arm
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
40 white oak BEAMS from Is to 80 feet long, to aver
age % feet in length; to side 10 inches, and mould
Snches. and to spring 10 inches in 26 feet Es-
timated at GIL cubic fect-per cubic foot.
10 white eak beams, 81 feet long; to side II inches
and mould IL inches, anG 10 spring 10 inches in
26 feet. Estimated al $40 cubic feet-per cubic
foot
900 cubic feet best quality pasture white oak butt
pieces (rounG logs) from IL to 25 feet long; and
none less than 20 inches diameter at the top and
clear of the bark, the beams to be free from
wane-per cubic foot
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The above ITO pieces have fee, in length for
~ inch In diameter. s-....
l5o poles, from 2 l-2 to inches in diameter, and
fom 10 to 20 feet in length.
Spruce Piece Sticks, (pe- piece.)
epiece sticks, s5 feet long, ii inches diameter.
Tbe 1I ,;s@ste, co of 80 %. .,od do Ill II DO
=. up from the butt end. clear of bark.
Glass No. 7.-Lignumv,te, per ton Of 2,240 lbs.
tons ls inches diameter. ..sr
s do 4, s, 6. Z. g.. 9, and 10 inches diameter.
less than feet in leng'h-in all tons.
NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA
CLASS No. I-Lumber, (board mcasure,) per foot.
lOOOO feet yellow pine boards inch thick be lG to
20 feet long. and II 10 IA inches wide
ooo teet yellow pine boards, l2 inch thick. to be
~ oo, 10 to ~ feet long. aud IL to ii inches wide
oooo feet yellow pine plank, inches thick % TO 80
feet long, and IL to IA inches wide
loooo ieet yellow pine plank, 1-2 inches thick %
~ oo, to 30 feet long, and l2 to IA inches wide
2ooo feet yellow pine plank inches thick, 25 to 80
feet long, and IL to ii inches wide
All to be Of the best fine grained long leaf yellow
pine, clear of sap. square edged
CLAss No. 2-White Oak, lhoard measure j per foot
10000 feet white oak boards, inch thick, IL to le feet
long, 10 to IL inches wide.
10000 feet white oak plank, l2 inch thick, 80 to IS
feet long. and 10 to IL inches wide
10000 feet white oak plank inches thick, so to IS it,
long, and 10 to IL inches wide
To be Of the best white oak.
CLASS No. 3.-White Pine and CypIess, lboard
MEASURE per foot.
II, 600 feet first quality white pine boards S4 inch
thick, to be IL to Is feet long, and 10 ts ii in.
40 900 feet first quality white pine boards inch thick
to be IL to l6 feet long. and le to IA inches wide
ches wide
10 OcO feet first quality white pine plank, IA inch
thick, to be l2 to l6 feet long, and 10 to ii in.
ches wide
10000 feet first quality white pine plank. l-2 inch
thick, to be II to Is feet long, and 10 to ii in.
ches wide
Is 600 feet first qualify cypress boards. inch thick,
to oe IL to lG feet long, and 10 to IA inches
wide
CLASS No. 4.-Biock Spruce Soars, per stick
25 pieces, 55 to 60 feet long, IL inches in diameter
centre of sling
25 pieces, IS TO 40 feet long, II inches ia diameter in
centre of sling
IS pieces 20 to a5 feet long, inches in diane in
Gentle of sling
rs pieces 25 o 30 feet long, inches in diameter in
centre OF sling
CLASS No. .5.-Whife Oak Knees, pc, sided inch.
SO to side inches
so do 6 l-2 do
so do do
so do do
Measuring about 1925 Lches bodies to be 10 7
feet long, Arms to be from feet inches to S feet
long. None 10 vary more than degrees from right
angle.
July 3-law4w
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
"arreNtOn Advertiser.

NHE undersigned proposes publish In the town of
L Warrenson, N. c. Weekly Newspaper under ste
above title. ...@ - yEss4e - , ~ = -
The Advertiser will give 70 the principles and mess.
ures OF the Democratic Party, ccrlial, Jealous and
constant supports but at the same time viii Be rudel
by temperate just and liberal spirit towards soSe
who entertain adverse ratherto fpek
fly than to increase the bitterness Of party elneA "a
1t is not designed however, make the Advertiser
mere political paper. The largest portion Of itS coius
will be devoted to Agriculture, Literature, News, end
other subjects Of general interest," @ - SO = ff
The publication will be comuneaced a. sosn As suf.
cient number Of subscribers Is obtained 1t VIII be
printed on an Imperial sheet Of good paper, I'm new,
large and handsome type. at 80 SO in alvsnee DR. eS
not paid within three months from the time ths 6yss
number is sent. es rzgs: r = !. s&s ea,1 &c.,
July II, 1880. .g..y - "a = = -,
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VOLUME XVI
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDAhD
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
WILLIAM w. HOLD II N,
ED1TOR AND PROPRIETOR

E as Monf noUars per annum, payable in advance In
.m.e ; the paper be SENT unless the money for
no sb.II accompany the order. Subscribers and
tne o nav wish to send money to the Editor can
o.he, >, .. times, by Mail and at his risk Receipts for
III III sums will be promptly transmitted
" nvrnr1sEsxNrs not exceeding fourteen hneswillb be
.erd one time for one dollar and twenty-five cents for
Zach subsequent insertion of greater length in pro-
norton Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
P charged twenty-five per cent higher than the above
rates. reasonable deduction will be made to those who
advertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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stean1 Saw .MIIl.:

bag leave to call the s.tensien of Md,
ere snd persons Yietlins e pgfc6sse Lpmbsr r. d
oss Steam sSas 1LIiks NeaEs RaaeislSv
shuussthsy cin bsal siiha ainr kiaaats do sisss.
est snoce Aass sssvid E6ths uf IN bssk psaiy, 4,
4ise sesspm NJ. ~ II v5sta.1af TIL snow:
Raleigh July 49, 1850. s2l-1y.
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DRY GOODS!
A Rich and Attractive Assortment.
R.HLEIGA, July FL, 1880

L.1LEIGA, July FL, 1880.
Splendid Summer Silks anf Grenadines,
Muslins and Lawns
Plain and Plaid Linen Lustres,
200 Ps. Calicoes and Ginghams,
French and Navy Drillings,
Splendid Embroidered Dresses,
Mourning and Half Mourning Calicocs and Musns
Fringes Laces and Silk Braids of any color, for trim
ming, Hose and Half Hose,
Swiss and Jaconet Muslins,
Irish Linens and Lawn, (soft finish,)
Fine Cotton Shifting and Jeans,
Bed-ticking, Sheeting and Counterpaine checks.
Silk Pocket and Neck Handkcrchiefs.
Super Drab Detca
Fine Broad Cloths and Cassimercs,
Fancy Silk and Marsciles Vestng,
Black and Fancy Bareges,
Black and Fancy Aipaccas,
Super. Moleskin and Panama Hats,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes and Slippers,
Fine Parasolls and Umbrellas,
Laces and Edgings, and Insertion Trimmings,
Black, Blue. and Green Bareges, for Vaila,
Splendid Bonnet, Belt, and Cap Ribands,
Ladies and Misses Caters,
Mexican Hats of all colors,
Kentucky Jeans and Coburg Cassimeres
Super Cottenade and Nankeens,
Kid Gloves and Silk Mitts
Shamhray Ginghams and Linen Bareges,
TO make room for New Stock in the FALL as the sea
If the above named articles from his present extensive
assortment Tor cash at very kte aJoue COST where the
Intelligent purchaser is requested to CALL they can al
ways find whatever article they may need-haying ar
angcd matters III New York so as to be supplied with
he latest Paris and London Styles. .
T. A. MITCHELL.
S23-
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NEW MUSIC.

1INHE Undersigned having Just returned from the
Il North with choice selection of .
Foreign and .ameTtcan .M,sstc r.,
with all the Songs of Jeny Lind first published last June
together with several fine Rosewood Guitars of supe-
rior tone selected by himself he offers the same for in
Teachers and others at distance can be supplied ty
applying to the subscriber at the shortest notice
&A XIV. PETERSII.IA.
Raleigh, July IL. 1850. saaf q, -eSl-.f
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NOTICE..

COX REWARD will be given for the apprehension.
VIZ and delivery to the Sheriff or Jallor OF Johns
ton County, of a man who broke Johnston County JAIL
On the night of the 9th of August lS49, who was ar
rested Calvin Griffin but who had passed in said Coun-
ty for some time by the name of Henry Griffin: He
was taken on Capias, charged with Assault and Bate
ry with intent to commit Rape.
SAID Grliin, l suppose, is between Twenty-Five and
Thirty years of five feet eight inches high
fair skin, and weighs about hundred and fifty pounds
]. H. DANIEL, Sheriff..
Smithfeld, September 18th, 1s49 776tf.
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NOTICE.

FGNHE Commissioners Of the Town Of snaithAela will
petition the next General Assembly forthe privilege
Of extending the limits Of said Town, and of changing
portion Of the Commons into Town Lots.
U. BRADLEY, Ihtendztt.
July 20, 1850 se4-6t
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THE HELM OF FORTUNES BARK

Is IN THE HANDS OF THOSE
Ucrld Renoscned Prize Kings OF .4merica,l
PYFER & co.
No. 1, LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
Exchange Brokers
And General Lottery Agents
For the HI. state Lotteries.
They have and continue to dispense monthly more Mon
ey for Prizes than any ten Vendors in any State of
this Union!! The Managers Official Drawings for
the Month of July shows that they have sold and paid
the unequaled amount of
$679,OO0!
The Brilliancy of the August Schemes
Must increase the above large amount Of Prizes that they
will sell the present month.
Invest Early and be Rich!!
To enumerae and locate the Prizes sold in July, would
occupy too much space for advertisement therefore
omit them.
Brilliant Lotteries for August, 1850.
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To be sawed to full and thickness and to paral.
lei widths and not TO have than halt inch OF sap
Estimated at 1872 600 feet board measure-per foot.
20 white oak plank, 30 to 40 feet long, ~ 70 8
inches wide, inches thick. -
20 white oak plank, 80 to As feet long, 10 to lS
inches wide, l-2 inches thick
20 white oak plank, 80 to 45 feet long, lo 10 10
inches wide, inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to SO feet long, 10 to IS
inches wide, 4 l-2 inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to so feet long, 10 to Is
inches wide, inches thick.
To be sawed fair, and of even thickness, and to have
natural edseise, not less than II inches in the
length of each plank. Estimated at 200 feet, board
measure--per loot.
CLASS No. 4--Eln, White fish, and Black Walaut.
500 cubic feet best quality elm timber [butt picccsl
from ten to twenty feet long, and none less than
ls inches diameter at the top end, clear OF bark
per cubic loot.
10 900 feet board white ash plank, from IL to
90 feet long, IL TO 90 inches wide, and two in
ches thick, per foot.
500 feet board measure black walnut, one-inch
boards, - to 20 ieet long, and to average sixteen
inches wide-per foot
Class No. 5.-Yello,c Pine.
80 900 cubic feet fine grained Southern yellow pine
plank stocks, to average fortyf feet IN length,
and none less than 35 feet !ong-Per cubic foot
1000 cubic feet fae-grained Southern yellow pine
promiscuous timber, from rs 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-inch boards--per thousand feet
900 feet board No. second quality white
pine one inch boards, per thousand feet.
NAVY YARD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
100 rough hickory bars, six feet long and IL inch
square.
20 white heart hickory butts feet long and inch
es diameter on the small end