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hoSDsr February 3-ap N
The stock market opened With more nrmnsss this
morning the quotations for which show an i'm p-ovs-
nsnt in Rsrmsrs' and Harlem Of Y; Morris caasi
and Portsmouth,, - Norwich, ~; Reading, a. -
sho~ss that the bulls have partially rexsinsd their
confidence; aud SPECTATORS Who in, are "a
deavoring, TO ugthen the market to throw upon
the street an imms amount OF stock. This game
which has recently been successful, will End few
advocates, as blow to condolences has been seriously
felt besides the main springs who have been n.tru-
mental In elevatng prices, have Withdrawn from the
market, and the strong hou,es who have aided aal
encouraged speculation longer dssirou. pro
vidns home for the trash that 10 daily bought aal
seld.
We learn that upwards Of ten thousand share, Of
Reading Railroad stock have been purchased and sen,
70 Philsdslphia within the last ave days Not bal
idss Of the operators OF sister city 10 repudss
these contracts at rs, and replsce them at 60
At the second board the market maintained itrelG
but With evidence Of weakness at the close. We
satisfied that operators avsiling themselves OF every
advance viii be able within few days to take them
In at profit.
The following 10 a correct statement Of Railroads
completed and In progress In Georgia
l. Central Rsilrosd-frem ssvsunsh 10 Macon. .ioI
Macon and Western Macon to Atlantis. .. .1OI
Q. Western and Atlsntic-Atlantic to Chsttaaoo.
e, on Tennessee river. e...s....s........140
Total line from Savannah TO Tennessee river. .Ia2
a Georgia Raiiroaa-Asgusta to Atlanta III
g. Athens Braach-Union Point to Athens. 30
Total miles completed. ....,............e4
raooRrss
3. South western Rsiroad-Macsn to Ogiethorpe. 81
= Muscogee Railroad Columbus 20 Fort Valley n
Miliedgvle Railroad milledgeville to Gordon ~
Kstonton Railroad Millsdgeville TO Eatoston az
10 htanta and West Point-Atants TO W. Point IS
III. wilkes Rsilrosd-Double Wells 10 Washington rs
H. Burke Rsilroad-Aususta 10 Central Railroad. 50
Total completed and In progress. ..........ee
TheMsoen Messenger says -ofthe roads In progress,
the southwsstsrD, afty miles wiz be In operation In
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". Lpnnuz bnglsnd. ~ Lathrop, lady and
chid 6svahrst 4 saBihro and lady. Portland. T.
uoik ib Buston, N 1Gtur. Wells N Ysrk yer.
among the arrivals yesterday st the Union Place
Hctfl
Algsr Hudsen, Com Down q =. N. ! Turn.
hull Bsliinsres Mofs. fsris W Ross. n Orleans,
Lewis Hsvss q A, dr Maynard, Richmond.
J TtstIApd fishsnlf g 3 Jackaon. Boston; y. N.
STOCKTON u. BOYD, Jr J. q Baker, r Faye phis
i Clsffs BUstcn hulford, Cleveland; O. o.
Rssse K,ssyiiles q. Lowry. California, W. n ms
Keep. IN iadslphis; y. =. Bauy, Montreal; W. A.
tekry Philadelphia. arIived yesterday at the Irving
y gsppit e., HeOrain. Phiiadelphis;
r gisit Ifnsfisree; r y. Pestel, Charleston; w.
Mls ttHa siItla. " Morris, Z. q NJ arrived
ytsteIcsF 81 ~ American Hotel,
tsuDl y. isfman TcFoBto. Canada; ". q. Burn
hsm @hir.+sa ao. !. n Colst IN, Louisville Ky5 "
: lsiftott. ti~yinis, p y. Mitchell, Ciscinnst o,
Aek't. itt4ss, y ", 4. n Topper and lady,
uty Ueu d Isylor. =. Nichols, Nev Jersey
Y Me.fs. p M ads'phis we're erope the . rivals
te'tfcEr u tts aevara Hetst
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ITALIAN OfERA HousE.-A very brilliant audience
listened 10 the opera OF The Barber Of S.vile last
night, ct ssnquircos benefit 1t the drst appear
Of Parodi In comic opera; and the critics were
would appear In the realms OF Thaa. The triumph
complete aud lett not doubt that the genius OF
the vocalist Is not confined 10 tragedy. She iooked
cbarmngly and being Invested Of the weight OF robes
necessary to give character to tragic role her light
figure and animated countenance we're admirably
suited to the representation of Rosina, which
most charming cremation In every respect We
need scarcely say that the public surprised at
the remarkable performance Is well as delighted With
the vocaliEation Parodi introduced the cavatina
hemently sncored and She with the rest Of the
panywas called out at the end Of each act Beneventa
made Of the mostadmir able Figaroswe have
seen, and never tagged for moment In his spirits.
9anquirico exceedingly humorous, and Lsrini,
Novei and Amalia Patti filled their respected roles in
the most acceptable manner On Thursday, the popu-
lar Amalis will take her benefit and on that occasion
there will be great entertainment to which
direct attention for its novelty we'll as in the hope
that the amable yeung vocalist will see houseful
OF friends
CHRsTY's MNsTRELs.-The great variety and
always sure attract large assemblages The
buresque opera IL sufficient to arouse the dullest
spirit The singing always rendered with sweetn
and harmony. The instrumental performances
cellent The solos particularly those by Gould aud
Donniker are given with great MUSICAL SCIENCE and
the dan cling is exquisite
FELLOWS MissrRELs-The new productions Of this
excellent bsn nightly received with cheers. The
death scene from Lucia di Lammermoor' is one Of
the richest that can be witnessed. The negro min-
strelsy instrumental performances and dancing give
general satisfaction. Do not forget that Mr. jones'
benefit takes places on Wednesday evening. His
friends will rally around him to give him what he de-
serves, q bumper.
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Of the Cenasla.

The Canada arrived a. Halifax, yesterday, with
one weeks later news from Europe. We regret
70 announce that she brings no intelligence of the
Atlantic. We fully believe, however, that we shall
learn by the next steamer, the Africa, of her safe
arrival at Cork, or some other Irish port.
The political news by the Canada is OF impor-
lance. The crisis in France was not over, and it
was quite unce rtain how il would end. The Presi
dent appeared firm, but ii feared that the new
cabinet would have to go by the board. Lamar
tine had joined the President, and was speaking in
his defence at the latest date.
The troubles In Germany were on the eve of a
final settlement. The Schleswig- Holstein war
was over, the King of Denmark having, by the aid
Of Austria and Prussia, gained his point
There had been decline of one-eighth to
quarter of a penny in the Liverpool cotton market
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LArSoH o. rHs STEAMSHIP MsRis-.-Yesterdsym morn.
ing, the steamship Marion was launched from the
yard Of Mr. Jacob Bell, foot Of stanton street, v.
and was Afterwards taken TO the Novelty Works to
have her mschinery put In her. sbe will be ready to
take her place in the Charleston line BY the LIST OF May
next. Her dimensions We have slrssdy published.
The United State, mail steam, hi Ohio from New
York. touched on Charleston bar about 3 o'clock A
the 2eth and took tn. ais Tor the Wsst ads,
and California from the steamer Pilst Tn. vas
rough that the board the Pilot could
not get 20 the ohio with ssfety aud therefore had to
return TO the city.
Ns~ York. Feb a. 1851.
Carr1iS sAwrsov steamship Merlin -
Dsan STA We tn. M derslgna III passengers per
Merlin from 81 Thomas 70 thi- port ssparats
without cenvsying 10 you sssurance Of p-rf-ct
Satisfaction In the srrsHgems nts ssis tor and your
personsl attention TO, comfort 90 board, AID
the con Gdence inspired In Us by the admirable work
ing q your ship during The revere weather have
perieu csd with tender % our sincere thsnks &c
yourself ard officers and best ~vhes for this
csss Of undertaking 20 issy to prove servicesbs
to the public dear sir your obedeDt servants,
VIVA. Burnely Hume, ssm d. fisrman Henry Ashton,
WIN Hsckett, overGan. 3 Z Baldwin, W. v.
kimbai. Capt James Burn, stephen cor-il Antonio
Cay Alvarez, Alfonso Poriillo, Amscot xsyo, "a y.
"a
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Police Intelligence

Ciorge II Stealing Wash ON. er Lord Of the siIth
ward police, srrstea on Sunday night, man called
Patrick Rodgers charge OF ste, Ing gold lever
watch valued st $40; also silver wstch, vorth STA
in III. amounting 10 s52 the properly Of Willism
KeeERn. The accused vas com ntted hr further
hearing ~ Justice Osborn
Cldfss n Stealing lama man. cali.a william
Camp, vss arrested yesterday By oscer Cfosett on
charge CT stealing lathe valued At t2i the serty
~ Jsmes Lskey. Of No 12i Anthony street The pro-
perty vas recovered By the ofcer, and the accused
cor uute1 bv the me- gistrsts Tor trial
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On Saturday evening Feb 1, by the Rev. Mr.. Peass,
pastor Of the VI r. Church In Second street. Mr. JoHr
WnsIs, to MI. CArHgRIsE II. @. CoHs.E, both for
nerly OF Montreal Canada.
On the evening Of January 27th. by the Rev. VIM.
Berrian. JossyHss LOUISA JoSEs, only daughter or
Mrs Louka Rice and JoHs fRnpERIoK BLAcKIE, All
OF this city.
Philadelphia and Boston papers plesss copy
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ninety days. tho Atlanta and West Pelnt Road thirty
miles Of thu Mosc"sss road suty Ave miles, Of the
Burke road twsDtythrss miles and the Misdgsvilo
road, eighteen milss-mskng . tot al OF Al miles
will be put 10 operation the ensuing su MINER
The following are the receipts and expenditures Of
the line of railroads from Albany 10 Buffalo for the
war anding Spptember 80. 1885,
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According TO present indications there will be
great deal of difficulty in electng United States
Senator from this State. There is screw loose
among the wings; it is almost certain the Union
men, or silver greys, will not sustain Hamilton
fish. II il should turn out so, the Sewardltes will
be placed in an unpleasant Predicsment. II may be
that Thurlow Weed, VINO has so long oficiated as
State barber, may have changed his vocation
and become State undertaken, He has shaved
. great many office seekers and politicians
m his day, and il would be quite rational for him
In his old age TO prepare them for the grave. The
democratic members of the Legislature had
caucus, land determined at first, by a vote Of
tAirty.seyen to twenty-five, not to make any no.
ninaton, bu; afterwards they rescinded their vote
and nominated ex. Senator John A. Dix. THIS
lsohs suspicious. This will puzzle the Seward
ties. The election is fixed for to-day but there
will be some fun before Mr.. Fish is elected.
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Court Calond ar-This Dav.

II, Is, 1872 10 20, 81, a. 23 a. 25. CIacurr CosRr.-
Nos 1875 158. 161, IS. 164 to 173 inclusive, 175
As 49, Al, s. 49, So 81, So So, So, S. SO, co. 81 81,
"a IS, SO, 20, ~, rs, IA, rs, rs, 70, so.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos n, Ill, 263 a. 81, a.,
81, SO. So a. II, 10, OF. 113 1923 Part 2-Nos 1872,
la ls6lo2 lo4 loe 1os no. liz 134, 1884, loo, TIA,
100, 100.
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The State Auditors report OF Massachusetts,, for tbs
year ending December 81, 1885, shows that the total
amount paid into the treasury for the year 1850 wao
sl4S1,761 OF; expenditures paid cut, sl4l6.1So To-
The total amount Of property Of the State is sl03S6
357 49, and the liabilities are S625sS36 SO. Total In
debtedness of the State account Of the Weetsrn
Railroad, January 1 1851, s21o,a75. The bank tao
last year, amounted to S354,742 %; auction tax
s12,s5S % alien passenger tax, $35,l3o oS Estimst
ed receipts including cash on hand January l. $780,
800 20 estimated expenditures, $685. ,19o.
The report the directors Of the Ftchburg Railroad
states that the directors authorized to complete
the arrangement by which the Wstham and Water
town Branch Railroad agree to build road Ave eishths
Of mile long, TO connect with the Fitchburg ct cost
Of o0o The report gives the gross income Of tbs
Fitchburg road $780, $55l6o7 49, increase o.
1853 SAG 70 over 1870 Mt
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U. 9. District Attornyc's ONCE.

Fen. 3.-The Bounty Land WayTan Forgeries.
late hour yesterday evening another party, whose
did not ascertain, was arrested through the
activity OF Deputy Marshal Walch, the charge Of
being Implicated in these extensive forgeres. This
makes FIVE persons now In custody for the offence.
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an ease. TO rsnsw The hair - years fsstsa. All
starts 10 srovng In three feur application
prove that bottle has fastened the whole -
w. At s64 Broadway. Mr. n. Aiputt be tesu - -
hair growing 6r ely; be has hsd
Brcadvsy between Grand snd Broome streets Dr k
Central depot Mr. WIN. Dnnum he who has
taid for 70 years and - years ~ age rhsss
cssss indeed asopshnr Csi snd their simple
RES and still nnother-sr. D. 4. Orshy. the rttd
manuisstarer q porer s eieer mineral eater root =
40 called Ari said that ~ tho OF three Bottle,
vifes hair, which nearly all lost hsi apiy
that ~ must eenvincs the proourd scepts o. is
tsrafve qualities for the hair West Seventeenth street.
between Eishth ard Ninth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-04

MORALITY OF PoLrrics.--The coalition Of wings
and free soiers in Massachusetts,, the election of
democratic Senator in Rhode Island, and the trick
cry now going on in Albany, in the election of a
United States Senator in place Of Mr.. Dickinson
Satan will take Of his own. Wosder how
many politicians reach heavenl
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Tor and searr ON, from nov tai The arst 81 Nay. 10
Willie retn.d IN good order snd fair price psd for tte
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


INroRNATToN WANTED OF PHILIP MORGAN Ma
tive Of Ireland countt Kerry when last heard or lived
VITA John hcAulf In Hinshsmtor, Brooms county state
Of New York Any n'elgenee q him will be thsnkully
received ~ bis troher Michael Horgsn ~ Rogers Hotel
No. Fulton street. Ne- York.
II THOMAS a. KtRR OF COUNTY GALWAY, IRs-
lans who srrived New York or about 3i,t May.
1867 IN The tark Stella from Belfast Ireland will call
tsnd note With address n. Geo. A. lack IS Grssn
veh street second hoor, New York he vin hear ~ some
thng Y ~ v,nsse Any person knovins the address o.
Iiessinr 40 above.
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before the public making friends every cirec aud
In every quarter Of the sloes rh,- other why
excellent articles In msrket hut the chants that
they sell hundreds a this 10 ono Of any ether the
mdsst eheaaest and plesses all who Tor man or
horse DR. Nicholas horrel o. Lexington ouVef
sorse Of very bad sprsn In f9nr esy,, and worries him
81 setast and worked the ssdde upon IL daily Witch
been trsed for sx months with every other remedy that
he could bssr Of at th. time For six he
been without the rem.ay From these. aud May olet
astounding Mr. William d. Sparks the distinYwf
Of the -Four Nile onse The Third avenue
acquainted with Its useful qualities and has tssa
without N since Mr. s. knows both Of the
gentlemen we'll sold in large bottles At 30
~ q doren. casn.
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GONG BACH TO FIRST PRIscpLEs-MAYoR
KISGsLASp AND HIS DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST
NUIsAScEs.-Let our worthy Mayor follow up the
good work which he has commenced, and he will
be supported by all in the community whose sup
port is worth having If he will relieve the streets
of the remaining flags and banners, and teach some
of our friends down town that the sidewalks we're
designed for the public convenience and not for the
accommodation of individual jobbers or merchants,
he will confer great benefit on the community at
large, although he may offend the tailors and man.
tua makers. Many new coat and lady's dress
have been sacrificed by coming in contact with
boxes and bales in the lower part Of the city. Mr..
Kingsland has commenced well, and we hope he
will not tire There are abundance Of laws in
existence TO make New York as well governed as
sly city in the world, If they were enforced.
Through a variety of causes they have been dead
letter. Revive them, Mr.. Kingsland, and you need
not fear the result. The independent press will
sustain you, and in thai you will have suppor,
stronger and more substantial than any OF the mere
political papers can give you.
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stock Of Cola ard Silver wstohe. for sale
enesu Ever Ponsed Cola Pens long seeSrasd fer ,he
great durability and superior finish.
Time Is Money In this bustling Era-Thsrs-
fore IT . :. write rapdy Ss - clearly and
ssachiDs peristed pupil leaves
sn s n 'hs ss. WIZ SsiS Ssss
"The Place to get Them.'-If You want
first rate article cheap call 81 Brooks No $50 Fulton
share q Boots Shoes: Cater: sSpsrs ~
be bought for elsewhere in the city.
Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS OF easy
sitting elegant and durable Boots shoes slippers naers
ehsspss and best ...Ot.ment in New York =. the ess
5 ,.ns cheap s ssSs .ps Shoe establishment Of George
Medlseted vapor, Iodine, and sulphur
twenty years. have been recommended By most emf
nsa, sn saGns
all cutaneous or sruptive diseases Of the akin.
DR.. James w. Powell continues TO attend.
eIusvey diseases Of the Eye and Ear from o'clock
on x. ,bira d,on rrss 81 osn,s A4tso,si E,ss
without the slightest paia that viii move like the
Comb Factory, asa n~oadw.y-shsIl and
the nnss II The city hes q La. had sac
:ss ss :sssnsd IN any Other sssS.hmsns Comb:
A. = J. SAUNDERS. ss7 Broadway.
Phalon's Magic Hair Dye, to Color the
Hair WHISPERS. the moment IL applied without
70 the hair skin. II DO washed Immediately without
disturbing the color and has bad odor 10 10 Apped
sold At PHALONs Wig Factory, No. l7 Broadway
Dsy street. and by all the drugsst city and country
Hair Dye.-Batehsl0r's instantaneous IL
guild Hair Dye celebrated In London. Paris, Boston
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington, no, only he
cured genuine 81 the mspufaetory New Yori
The public must beware Of See various IL
ploma It's for sale Wholesale and retail applied Cop,
ths address.
Wigs and Toupees.-Persons Wishing .
celebrated Wig factory, No. Wall ~ They will ind
he Perfectly understands all their reguirenents
how scut he fails TO az the head In fact he tn
his business and mahss Business Of H. Cory his Addf
Ana give him . call
One God, One World. One Union, One New
York and medioins-W Nervous Antidote II
Gods two worlds two Unions Ne~ Yorks
ed 50 would there 10 two medicines wanted.
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Fancy Cutlery, from the Manafhctorles
Of Jos Rodgers Geo Wostenholm, &C. The assert
braces the finest quality Of RAzos Ponknivss and
ticles for toilet SAUNDERS lat Broadway.
Corner Of Liberty st., and 3S7 Broadway.
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Yert and medioins-Watts Nervous Antdote n twt
Gods two worlds two Unions Ne~ Works were
ed, 80 would there be two medicines wanted.
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Balls and Parties VS.. Snow and RAIN
Ladies' wish white and black satin bronze aud French
hid slippers bite linen Caters 80 for balls and parties
II wish quilted Boots Buskns Cater Lace Roots
for cold weather. India Rubber Boots and Shoes walk
j. B. MILLER, Is4 Canal street.
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Watches and Gold Pens-Av

Watches and Gold Pons-An extensive
stock Of Colo Silver Watches for sale low
Savage 90 Fulton street. " s. is the maker OF the
Rcheeu Ever Pointed Gold PENS celebrated their
great durability and superior finish.
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very mperor Wig Toupes should call ~ BAtohelors
eelsbratd wiz factory, No. Wall ~ They win tnd
how scui he fails TO 1T the hssA In fact he I'M
his business and mahss Business Of H. Cory his Addf
AAd give him . call
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fore important to write rapidly ell as clearly
well kspia,ty grand feature IN Godsmths system
$50 Breadv with the ability not only TO write clesrl
and elegantly but at railroad speed. What
to the business man!
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Hefore Hon. Judge Bttts
FEr 3-Thc GrsndtJ Sry csme into court and rem
der.d true bills against Edmund v. Douglass, James
Clements, aud Thomas Benson, on an indictment
charging them with the murder Of ASA Havens, on
board the American bark Glenn; and also against
James Lloyd. James Mar and James Nc Lean for lar.
ceny the hieh sess
There being no other the Grand ury
they were discharged for the term.
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Medisated Vapor, Iodine, and Sulphur

b bs As Barclay sree-E j. Carr oils Baths for the past
twenty have been reconmended By our most emit
physicians for their erul efficacy curing colds
rheu matsm nercural Affections scrofua airheum and
all cataneous sruptive diseases Of the akin.
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Xud HHt Dys % osIssrsted IN London, PaVis Bostoi
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington no. only b.
cured genuine ~ the ufactory Wall street. New Yor
The public must beware Of counterfsits Bee various
The address.
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TRfAsrRY DFPtRTNgvr, I
RrafsrFRs OFFtcs, Feb. L. 1851 (
Amount outstanding Of the several Issues
hi one. slss 4sI o.
july 1876 :. per DO = $500 90
gsnasry' 1877 q. s, r. do o.. '' 0sco 90
sise,sei o.
Deduct cancelled notes In the hands Of a..
counting officers, under acts prior 70
l2d July, 1916 .................s.....,.. 100 90
stsssli 81
TOWNSEND HAINRs Register,
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PhaIon's Maeis Hair Dye, to Color

Hair whshers the moment IL applied, without ury
the hair or skin can bewashed without
disturbing the color. and has bsd odor 10 10 Apped
sold. At PHAL0Ns Factory. No lT Brosdvsy
Of Dsy street; and by all the city and country
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WAus 0aS xssss, ~ sAs A~ss,) for BIB cAsess
length VI body Sckss Length four eet TO be
three FEEL nom The angle 10 the throat 10 side len inches
enxh VI body inches, length VI Iee e
inches the angle 10 the throat
side inches
u, Length feet three ieei 10 be
feet three the 10 the throat 10 ade eish
inches.
The above twenty Lc got 10 angle Of ninety
degrees. The thIosis o be clear OF wood.
HATS oak Butts, (ty the pisee.)
. butt cuts, each IA feet in length
D do do 10 do
do do do
The twenty inches diameter the email
before the dry gets them, - -
200 long inches They
qusriored clear OF the centre pith
Hand spikes and buu cuts BY the piece
ash logs round be fifteen feet long and IL
inches diameter, by the log
CLASS No. a.-YeIow Pine 10y the cubic Joof)
yellow plank
stocks OF the quality They AZ feet IA length
10 be under IS The small end 10 be
than twelve inches and not less than ourn OF the but
clear OF
IS beams ~ feet long sided l5k inches, moulded 4 inches
IS do "a feet long sided l5k Dches moulded lax inches
Is IS feet long, sided Ak inches, moulded II inches
is do 81 feet long sided Ian nches moulded ~ inches
so beams-say 1921 cubic feet per cubic
The beams sweep inches in "a
The whole be the best long leaf fine grain southern pine
than inch sapwood will be allowed the
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a. n q. A. ARMOUR,
DR4PERs IND T.AILORS,

Abors the Trrirg Houss, Ner York.
RESPECTFULLY friends and the pwbc
IL spring good
which make In the best
fashionable moderate prices. Fresh
vespes mportaons elegant light silks
for dark do; patterns Of Paris emhrotdces
There sh artists employed this
pants, Each
complete Army and uniforms
accuracy despatch approved
Strangers will
ment everything their taste and perfect A. always insured
N. r. PRsmfvn wAfsreoArs.-These elegant wnscoats
Garden, awarded the
premium by American Institute their fair.
Feb l5-dlm