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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3.
There is no movement in cotton Flour
heavy at So S0GDS3. 80. Pork is in limited de-
mand at S14.50@$l475 for mess Bacon is
declining; sale Of shoulders at 5ac. and sides
at SIC. Sales of lard, in bbls. at Ole. G993c.
Rio coffee is in better demand at Ole. Gg9jc.
Sugar and molasses steady. Whisky, 1870.
Sterling exchange l04
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND LAND AGENCY

II n. GILBERT has opened Office In Washington
IL. city, where he will give his prompt attention TO
all those who will favor him with the agency sell farms
in Virginia. Maryland, the District Of Columbia Having
followed farming heretofore and being northerner by
BIRTH he appreciate the wants of such from
the North for the purpose of locating farms in this vcn
ity lie has the agency 70 sell goodly number Of farms
in Virginia. aud those coming from the North would do
we'll TO call before purchasing at his residence Penn
syyana avenue first square west Of the Capitol Gate
mny O.
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SUPERIOR pAGUERREoTYPEs-1st Premium

L ii. WHITEHURsT has extended the field Of his OBJ
%. erations over more ground than any daguerreo-
typist in the country His Galleries may be found
Pennsylvania avenue, between and 9th streets; No.
2OI Baltimore street, Baltimore; corner Broadway and
Leonard street. New York; No. II Main street. Richmond;
Sycamore street, Petersburg Main street. Norfolk and
Main street, Lynchburg, Virginia.
His beautiful and highly finished electro Daguerreo-
types extraordinary Improvement nsurng faithful
and highly finished hkencsses in few seconds.
}. H. W. calls the attention Of the public generally TO
his elegantly furnished Gallery over Lane and fuckers
uew store, where free exhibition Of pictures will be
given.
Notwithstanding the unusual competition In Daguerre-
oypes at the recent Fair Of the Maryland Institute he
was awarded the first medal by the judges
kenesses OF every description copied, and postmorem
cases attended to- an 3O--iGmo
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BUILDING LOTS.
RECEIVED THIS DAY.

I HAVE FOR SALE large number Of eligible build.
il ing lots. NICHOLAS CALLAN. Y st.
June At
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THE ELECTION,-Great Excitement

Ok REwARD-strayed from the premises Of the sub
pa scribcr, In Washington, about ten days ago, a
MUHLEY COW. Her sides were red color; white
on her forehead a white streak her back and belly,
with white bag and the lower part Of her hind legs also
white The is in fine order, with the exception of
defect in her right hip bone The above reward will be
given to any one returning her to the subscriber.
JAMES MciRANN,
June 3-3tS Green Tree House.
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E5- The Union Literary Society will ho,,

II and 18th streets. ut quarter before s. this Thursday
evening. An essay will be read by Of the members
Question for debate" Should all punishment be reforma
toryi"
The public are invited to attend.
June bit G. =. KEECH, Secretary.
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PROPERTY AGENCY.

GEO. b. ARMSTRONG, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
For hc leasing and sale Of Real Estate, DE-,
Seventh street up stars opposite Office Of Integencer
ca O. B. A. will give PROMPT ATTENTION TO, and active
efforts in, the sale leasing Of all property confded TO
his management The attention of property
spectfully asked may 13-tf
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THAT MOCKING-BIRD.
GIVING UP BUSINESS.

HAVING decided on giving up present business,
Il we offer extensive stock of READY-MADE
CLOTHING, TRUNKS &C., at less than cost Persons
wanting goods in line, by calling u.s. satisfy
themselves that there is humbug intended have
determined selling for cash and having price only
J. GALLIGAN SON,
June 3-tf Penn. av., one door east of 7th st.
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PENMANSHIP.

THEsubscbcr continues to give lessons in Penmanship
at his room, Lane fuckers building Pennsy lvania
avenue between and 9th streets. Terms-S3 for twelve
OF SO for thirty lessons
Also, Printing taught upon plan by which person
WILL with three months practice be able TO accomplish
that which would require three more years by nita
ton.
Visiting Cards written to require close examna
ton 20 be distinguished from engraving. Orders for
which may be left ut Mr. A. Grays Bookstore It'll street
opposite Odd-Fellows' Hall. WIN. A. RICHARDSON.
June 4-3t& Geo. Reporter.
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NoTADLE.-In the fourth Presby terian church
in this city, Of which the Rev. J. c. SMITH is
the pastor, there four hundred communi-
cants, and an immense congregations yet, be-
side the pastor, there is no Smith, when True
man is away no Brown, no Jones. A fact
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REnnCINn STOCK.

NTCLAlN HARRY on Seventh street, are offer
NI ing their entire stock of Spring and Summer GOODS
at unusual low prices, as 10 close them out
possible previous to making arrangements TO leave their
present place Of business call is respectfully solicited
as great bargains may be had June 3-tf
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HUDSON RIVER
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW VnRE

OF NEW YORK,
O6ce SeUenh street, third door dboUe ID, Composite
tie office Of the Inteligencer.)
CAPITAL 100000
Al paid IN and securely nreSted besides a large surplus
WILL insure MERCHANDISE, DWELLINGS, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, and other property, any where in
the DISTRICT STATES the most favorable
terms.
Ga No policy issued for greater amount than $4,000
any risk
The public may rest assured that all losses sustained
by this Company will be ADJUSTED ARD PROMPT
LY
ISAIAH BLOOD, President.
T. Q. MORGAN, Vice President.
J.. J. AVERY, Secry. GEO Il. ARMSTRONG,
may l2-tf Agent Washington ID O.
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Sentenced to the Penitentiary = Slave


BosToN, June 40 D. m.
Carey the man convicted in East Cambridge
Of killing George Haywood, the depot master,
was sentenced to-day to twenty years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary.
District Attorney Lunt has concluded his ar
gument in the rescue case, and Judge Sprague
will give his charge to the jury tomorrow.
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by the people of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clause forbid
ding the Of the best Of tobacco and cigars and r.
Downer No. Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
18th streets, win continue to flourish like green bay
tree. June s.
HIBBS'S ORNAMENTAL HAIR store,
VI Sign of the Wax Lady.-Every thing will
be found at dlBBSS that add to the appearance
the human head, and beautif, restore improve the
hair
Also assortment Of the most approved descriptions
Of
Dressing Combs, Hair Brushes
Nail Tooth, and Comb Brushes
Ladies' Side Combs, Tuck and Twist Combs, Long do
Lubin's finest Extracts
Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
pomades Cold Cream. Lip Salve
Tooth Powder, Cologne, and every thing Of the kind
that is most desirable for the toilet
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th Streets up
stairs June 5-Gtf
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ANTHEM BOOK.

A FEW copies Of OVERS ANTHEM BOOK" (now
LAout Of print,) just received, and for sale by
A. GRAY,
June PAT street ounosite Odd-FelIoys Hall.
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BLACK SILK VISITES.

d ECEIVED-A very handsome lot of cheap black Sill
h VIsITES, which will be sold extremely low for tn
cash. G. W. VERIFY.
June 3-dT Pa av. between It'll and Sth streets
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RAILWAYS ON THE STREET.--We have long
since expected to see the quiet, noiseless, steady
motion Of the car upon the city thoroughfares
and sure enough it will soon be realized. We
learn from the New York papers, that on Satur-
day last " a petition was presented to the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen, for the privilege of con-
structing railroad, commencing at point in
Nassau street, near Spruce street, thence up
Nassau and Chatham streets to the Bowery, up
the Bowery to Grand street, up Grand to Chris
tie, thence single track up Christie street to
Second avenue, and thence a double track up
Second avenue to One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street. whenever required by the Common
Council, and as fast as said avenue is graded
sufficiently to permit such tracks to be laid to
be laid even with the street, agreeaby to report ;
to be commenced within three months, finished
to Fifty-second street within one year, and to
e-Hundred and Twenty fifth street within
three years, if the state of the avenue permit
no motive power except horses to be used below
Forty second street.-the cars TO run at stated
periods, night and day, and rate of fare not to
exceed five cents for the entire length Of the
line"
Pennsylvania avenue will in a few years have
its two tracks.
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Organization OF the Legislature.

CONCORD, y. H., June 4.
The Legislature met to-day, and organized
by electing John S. Williams, Democrat, Presi
dent of the Senate and n. B. Baker, Democrat
Speaker Of the House. Baker received l4L
votes; Sawyer Wing, I07; and Halves, Free
soil, 81.
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DOCHE'S Majority I'm the Second Ward
III is All and II. VI. D0WNER is selling the best
Havana and Principe CIGARS in market.
June 5 No 5, Penn av., between 18th & 18th sts.
Il OST-on Friday 23d ult, dark Morocco Memo
i 4 randum Book, with pocket in one side, in which
dollars and some valuable papers The finder
will be rewarded with the money, by returning the book
and papers, which Of to any but the
Inquire of j. T. RADCLIFFE a Co,
June St Seventh street, Odd Fellows Hall.
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GOODS FOR TIE SEASON.
FRENCH Worked Collars, Laces, &c.
IL just opencd-a and handsome assortment of
French worked Collars, Underseeyes Infants Waists
Cambria and muslin Insertings and Edgings
Valencia and other Laces
Alexander's Kid Gloves, Silk Mitts and Gloves
RIBBONS, Hosiery, Flowers, Bonnet Caps
Grapes, Laces, Gimps, Straw and Corded Bonnets
FANS-500 Palm Leaf, Spanish Ivory frame Feather
R- Ladies and Gentlemen invited to examine the
assortment of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &C. &c. at
MRS. Il. COLLISIONS
June Aft Fancy Millinery Store, 18th St above IL.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

II +. MUDD MERCHANT TAILOR, street. between Sew
enth and Eighth invites the attention his custo-
and the public generally to his choice Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, consisting of Cloths,
Cassmeres Cashmerettes and Yestngs every descrp
on-all of which he will make up to order the most
reasonable terms.
All orders punctuay attended to. Making and trim
ming done in the best for those who their
cloth.
Thankful TO his friends for past vors he respectfully
solicitS a continuance of the June 3-dlm
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TUsT RECEIVED, at MRS. ANDERsoN's Music Store,
~ few extra quality imitation s'STRADUARIUS" and
'AMATI" Vl0LINS. Those who may be DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning GOOD INSTRUMENT respectfully invited to call
and examine them.
as- Also Violin strings of the very best quality.
may 3l-dlm Intel 4 Alex. Gaz-2awlml
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WOOD and COAL.-We have good supply OF
w Oak, Pine and Hickory Wood, and White and Red
Ash Coal, which We offer reasonable terms.
T. !. MURPHY & CO.,
June Ats north side the Canal bet 9th and til sts
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Cholera.

LOUISVILLE, juno 8.
Forty-five deaths occurred from cholera, on
steamers Grand Turk and Pride Of the West, on
their way from New Orleans for St. Louis. Ali
excepting one were deck passengers, and mostly
emigrants.
Two or three cases Of cholera have occurred
IN this city. The steamer Ohio, arrived here
from New Orleans had four deaths from cholera
on the passage up, and the Belle Key one death
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suth,s Liberation agreed to.

The Asia brings report that the cabinet OF
Vienna have consented to the liberation of Kos
suth and the other Hungarians, on condition
that they Immediately leave Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-14

FIRE AT MATANzAs.-By the arrival at Norfolk
on the schooner Louisa and Margaret, from Ma
tanIas, we learn that fire broke out al thai place
on the I'D ult, and between twenty-five and thirty
nouses were destroyed. All the Americans in port
were pressed by the Governor 10 assist in extin-
gushing the flames. On the day after, he pub.
ntheo carj returning hanks to them for their
services -Pha, irqnuo, MDehll.
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ADDITIONAL particulars.
EY0rn the Kant ma Ma M~r.A

From the Kent (Md) News, Narehsl
since our last issue no very new or important
develcpements have been made IN regard to the
foulest and most barbarous murders on record, ex-
cept the arrest and committal to prison, on susp-
cion, OF several persons Miss Webs,er, who ii
was feared, was MORALLY wounded, died on Satur-
day night-ihe negro woman il is thought will re-
cover The negro boy TO whom we alluded in our
last, had left home about half hour before the
Perpetrston Of the deed-a small negro girl, be
longing TO DIR. Frazier, present. and escaped to
small negro hut, near by. The negro woman,
Notwithstanding her wounds, and bleeding as she
was, was the frst 10 give the alarm TO +. Crouch,
Eco. l.. appears that Mr. Cosden had lust finished
his supper and turned to the fire, when he vac shot
Mrs. Cosden, who was ndisposed, was sitting or
her bed IN the same room, and Miss q. was al the
table.
After shooting Miss Cosden, and the escape of
Mrs. u into the yard, where she was shot, the
monster, who seemed to have a knowledge Of the
house, deliberately took candle in ais hand and
went up TO Miss Webster's room. The little dauph-
ter Of Mr.. Cosden, age fourteen years. after her
mother had run, also run crying int Mss Webs,ers
room, who. Il is SAID on hearing the firing below,
jumped from her bed and secfeted herself In a
closet, bst the cries of the little girl for her aunt
induced her 10 leave, fasten her door, and throw
herself into her bed The demon burst open her
ooor, and upon entering demanded her money
the impiored hun to spare her life and 70 take an
the money that she had, which was in her trunk
he took the trunk out into the passage and ey-
amlned 4, taking out all Of her clothing, bat her
money (4O0) he missed, aud then RETURNING IN he
room, set the quilt fire, and shot four or ave
lugs into her arm and lungs
lie then took the child, which was CRYING. cursed
II, and threw II on the bed. lie returned 10 the
scene OF blood below, where finding Mr. Cosden.
not quite dead, he stamped him in the face and told
HIM with an oath to stop. The poor fellow with
several balls IN his body and stabs upon his person.
orawled under bis bed, and remained there tin as
slstsnce came from the neighbors. Oher marks OF
violence were found on the pereon of Mss Cosden,
and me stab IN her neck, alone, IL is supposed
would have exIinRuished life in few moments
On sunday The four corpses were inferred al the
came iime-tbe excitement drew together a con-
the sight.
The carpet, heor, beds, &c are saturated with
blood, aud even now, the stoutest heart cans look
ppon the scene, without a starting tear There was
report in the ntiobborhood, and in Delaware thai
Mise Webster had from 800 TO $500 in cash.
Money was the motive, and some one acquainted
with the premises must have had an agency in the
bloody tragedy
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FIRg AT NEWPORT, X. 1.-The new stone house
belonging TO Mr. Van Allen, of New York. situs.
ted about one mile south of the compact part Of the
town, was entirely destroyed by fire this morning.
between and o'clock The fire was too mucS
under way, when Il was discovered, for the FIRE.
men TO save IT, The bailding cost about $40 600.
aud Yves insured for $4,000. About s70D worth OF
carpenters tools were also burned -N,,,ooyt Ns,rs
March N
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WASHINGTON, March n, ISL.
The Case of Faih0 Ritchie-1uother Effort for ne
Roitf Of the Democratic Orgdn-Tt Laa
Chance Gone-Nr. Weba0 ann tho Hang1ri1rs
Con Foote', Patrtofic Comss, S., &c
II II very well known that by his contract for the
printing al the Thrtyfirs, Congress, Jus, expired,
Father Richie ha, lost money The Oh man was
deceived and tumbuggedi in various ways, in taking
this contract or at least that Is the best apology
that can be made for him and, from all that we
can learn, he loses, in consequence, some thirty
or forty thousand dollars. Besides all this, the
Jrio~ newspaper has been a dead weight to carry
notwithstanding the a. 80 per column, for the de.
bates % the Senate. The bill for the relief OF
Father Richie having failed for want OF time, and
the proposition Of Mr. Foote, to Ray for the printing
Of the Senate out of the contingent fund.- according
to the House resolution OF fifty per cent less than
the prices Of 1cls, having also failed. the case Of
The venerable pdart began TO appear desperate
enough,
Gen. Foo;e, however, il not the man to abandon
HE TREND. The democratic organ Of the old hive
must be sustained, or the organization will 20
down, or run TO seed before the next meeting Of
Congress. That 10 PLAIN enough. We had there
fore, another effort and very ingenious effort for
the relief OF Mr.. Ritcne to. day.
The correspondence betweeE the State Depart
ment and the Turkish government, IN reference to
the Hungarian exiles in the Sgl;sns dominions,
having been laid before the Senate, Mr.. cote
moved that il be printed. Mr. Borlsnd suQge sted
that there wa nobody to print it, fstker Rchie's
contract having expired with the late Congress
Mr. Foote then moved that the Secretary Of the
Senate 10 authorized TO contract for all the print
ing ordered and to be ordered by this special
zion OF the Senate. That motion was agreed TO-
Now, then, here we are. Mr. Foote moved to
tahe up resolution providing for the printing OF
1910 extra copies OF the frs, gsrs Of the Patent
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bin for the relisi Of Don B. Juan DOmersq, sspsn.
bin Tor the relief Of Lieutenant Commanding WIN.
D Porter OF United States Navy.
bill supplementary to an act, approved August 10,
situation for the increase and diffusion Of knowledge
among mem
Joseph Lewis Blennerhsssett, heirs Of Hsrmsn Ben.
ncrha,sstt deceased
bin tor the relief Of Mary 7. b Lovely
A bill for the relief Of Lsvinia Taylor.
A bill for the relief Of Nancy Wright.
bill make the salary OF the principal messenger
the prir eipsl messengers Of the War Department.
A bill granting pension TO sally T. Floyd widow OF
Geo r Floyd late lieutenant colonel In the army
bin granting the right Of ,ay fer and to aid In tn.
construction Of line Of telegraph from tAe Mississippi
A bin for the relief Of Euiiie Hooe.
bill 70 regulate the surveying and sale OF islands
b.lor girg 10 the nitsd States.
bill TO suthorize the correction Of erroneou. loca-
tions Of military bounty land warrants, BY actual set
tier. on the public land In certain ea,ss
bill to suthorizs the ost Master General to euter
into contract for the pertstion OF the mail from
The nited States to Rio Dc Janero 10 the empire Of
A bin to establish branch Of the mint Of the United
A bfi for IN. relief OF John Nearly.
btu tor the relief Of John Csllsn administrator
Of Daniel Renner deceased.
bill TO increase the shotency Oh the army, By re-
tired list for disabled officers
A bill for the relief Of Francis Baden.
"A
line Of mail steamers between Norfolk and Ns~ Or.
ssns alternately and Gibrater and certain ports In
tn. Ne ditsrrsnean sea
bill to provide for the eesion TO the State OF Ohio
Of the unold remainder Of the public lands within ths
limits Of raid State.
bill 70 increase the compensation Of deputy col.
l,ctor and appraisers Of the customs In certain
bill 20 aid In the construction Of railroad from
Bsrtie.vills By Morgsntovn TO Franklin 10 the State
Of Indiana
A bill 20 Indsm nifty the master and owners Of the
epanish schooner Amistad and her cargo.
bill ooss erning the intercourse and trade Of vss
sels Of the pt,sd States With certain places the
Eastern aud Western coasts Of Africa and for other
purposes -
A bill for the relief Of william Brown.
bill for the relief Of Charles Taylor.
bill for the r.lief Of the heirs 81 ebert Whit.
A bill for the relief Of Chambers q Mullen.
A bill for the relief Of Mary " Kstchsr
hi an endatory oil existing lass relative TO the
fdaIsr quarter dollar dime, and hafdine.
A oil tor the relief o. Jane Irwin.
A bill sor the relief Of the sureties OF Daniel Wins
iou.
bill to reguiate the tees and cost. 10 be slls.ed
esrss ma s.A and attorneys Of the circuit aud dis
tret courts Of tbs Initsd States and for other pur
posss
bl for the rsIisf o. the legal representatives. Of
wm Arm,trops decessed late scting superin sendent
Of the Western TERRITORY.
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General Agency and once mt Washington,
DE SEEDING h wYLIE,

Todd. Buiinrs Pennsylvania nert door ecu |"
Browns Hotel WashtngtoH, ID. C.
rHhs. DE sELDING ANDREW WyLIE, jr. having f1rmed
partnership for the Of prosecuting claims briere
before board OF
appointed adjustment Of spolaton or other
foreign prepared to give ue
full and faithful attention TO all business thai may be tnuued 10
charge obtaining PENSIONS bounty
duties arising under treaties,
buying selling estate collecting private claims,
rents, SIC.
Andrew wys, IT,, will attend 10 law business with which
nmsef intrued of the courts Of
the District, the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Cha- SEEDING, being United States commissioner, notary
deeds for all Of Union,
will prompt the taking OF testimony, acknowledg
other duties which appcran 10 bis office
will be moderate aud regulated by the amount claimed,
and Of services required.
Communications pot paid) immediate
Sept S-dy
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THE UNION.
Wnls oal Reet Kn..., (su a. ln.s or Bis cAsel..

Whis Oak Root Knees, 10y tAs knee for Bib CAseAH
length body inches length Of four feet be
three feet from the ange TO the throat 70 side Ten inches
g. length OF body six feet inches length OF arm three feet sx
nches be feet nine inches nom the angle to The throat
20 side nine inches
49, length body feet length Of three feet TO be two
feet three inches from the angle 10 the ufoa 10 SIDE eight
inches
The wentfou be got angle OF ninety
degrees. The hroals be ciearo sap wood
HAas 0ak Bats, 10y the pieee.)
8 butt cuts, each IA feet in length
D do 10 do
8
The inches diameter al the small
end the delivered by the contractor
before the dry gets in them. -
200 handke long and 4inches square They
be be clear Of The centre or pu
Hand spikes and butt by the piece
ash logs round be 6Aeen feet long and 10
inches diameter, by the log
CLASS No. 2.-YeioW Pine (by the cubic foot)
10000 cubic feet ofong leaf southern yellow plank
stocks OF the best quality They 40 feet IN length
70 be under IS feet length The small end not TO he less
than twelve inches and not less than our OF The butt
clear OF
Is beams % feet long, sided ISM inches, moulded inches
Is do "a feel long, sided Ism inches, moulded IN inches
Is 80 feet long, sided IAN inches, moulded IL inches
Is do "a feet long, sided IAN inches, moulded ~ inches
so beams-say ago. cubic feet, per cubic foot
The above beams 10 have of inches In 81 feet
The whole be the best long leaf fine grain southern pine
than inch of apwood will be allowed on the