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New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Markets .

The following have been the receipts since our
last .-FLoUR 1900 bbls.. WHEAr 5000 bush. CoRN
81 eco bush. The FLOUR market has been rather
heavy. but without having any material effect on
pricCS. In WHEAr nothing has been dong CORN
is IN fair request, with sales of 1000 bush. at SIC
for Mixed Western and 81 % SIC for damaged.
There iS very litle dong IN Oars a lot OF damaged
sold al 3ic Prison WHiSKEY AT 22ic., and OHIO.
o9ic
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Markets Nav. ORLE,Ns. Aus %

The sales of CoTroN today have been only 300
bales 1T &C. for Mddlngot the old crop, and oslo
Tor the new. Good Middllng Far is al 9a9!c.
FLOUR Is dub. but 81. LOUIS Is firm AZ 81. Bacon
Sides sell at ll0llic., and Shoulders at s9s!c.
Prime LARD m barrels lsworth lCG lOic., and IN kegs
nGllic. Cotton FRglGHrs to Liverpool are At &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

NONrrELiKR. VI, Tuesday. Aug. 20, loSi
IN lriShman, giving hls name As Michael hham
rs WAS TO-DAY itent. ned by sheriff Russell OF White
hall. Newly Ork as one ot the four men engaged -
the muTceT OF AcCaity m September last. shena
KuS>tl took his prisoner 10 Nhitehil
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
The PRoposKD MuTrLATIos OF WASH

Since our exposure OF td's nee
little project the orignaiors OF the scheme nave
been Obliged TO show their plan, winch seems 10 pe
tie running OF railroad up the Fit'h-aF we nave
not s'ed the matter yet. but we thlnS the aaa'r
eEgenCered by some property -ho.1efs IN tae
center of the Eighth Ward, who hoped to increase
he value Of their lots by getting broad thorough
fare in their vicinity. But no such ridiculous non
sen.e will for a moment be entertained, and could
onl, be hoDed to succeed because 1t would not be
known. THIS reckless spirit Of speculation, which
won,d have sent Wall-st through the bones OF TfnI
y churchyard and is ready TO ROB the people OF
Tie few breathing places which accident rather than
enlightened legislation has left them. may well ope
rate IN ecret, for publicity death to their schemes
No one has asked for a railroad through the Filth
ay 10 one desires it III fact, 1t is well known that
the residents Of that splendid street would rot toe-
rate It railroad there, unless they were forced to do
so We trust that they Will not be backward in ex-
pressing their objections at the Street Commission
ers Office. II all those having objections" 20 the
run Of Washinston-square enroll their names on the
protest ihe.e won't be corporals guard 10 prose
cute lie absurd enterprise.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Nhig Nomination l..

BALrlMORE. TUESDAY, Aug s5-iePM
The Nhiss Oi this clty have Iominaied Thomas
:. WASH E>- - candidate fOr Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

1s.rINoRE, Tuesday. Aug 2S, ISL.
We have no mail south Of RE hmonl 10 night
Ex'tnS.ge Arrangements have been made AZ
Iyrchbure 70 receive President Fillmore on Thar-
- ~
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Markets B,LrI~oRE, Aug %.

Flour Is steady. but inactive zoo bbs. have been
sold a, 81 81 Tor City Mills and 81 for ioward.st.
WHgAr-i.C00 bushels were disposed Of At 500
s3c for White ana -2d,5c. for Red White Cow
i at 56d5 5Sc and Yellow az Soc. 20 hhds Porto
REQ Sugar changed hands at j!G',c. Other arti-
cles arc quiet and unchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

WIG WARD MEETINGS. The Primary
meetings VIII be held on Thursday evening, at the
places mentioned below. The polls viii be open
from 10 9 u. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

Compared with July % tLe sub-Treasury sAows
IN increase Of sl2i90o0 ard the Bank vaults dim
mutton Of s939352. The Mint in Ph.iaielphi has
large amount Of eo6 "a rroccss Of coinage.
In Freights there Is but little offering.
sld there - 20 change TO ro'ice in ne rates Ea-
gagements for 1890 bushels Wheat atfii.. and i"o
bbs. F.our a: steady rates :or Liverpool To ma
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

II Tie Secretary Of War returned ed. to to
- C,ye,nf-eft ses.er'ay. from h.S ylsi -
ihf ,., n.-. .. s.,,.,1- M; lnte.hseareg, 2J,h
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
S,atr crthe Ohio.
Arrest Of a Murderer.

Ptrr,BUR6. Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1881
The uyef N he channel measures tee' 10
lurlf,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

William>burgh-(As Town Com. directs Dele
gates from each election district.
BuShwlck-Ram'S Head Hotel, Green Points
Delegates.
Flabush and other county towns At usual places
Delegates each.
LIrst Assembly District Convention will meet at
WlgeuS FlatbuSh Hotel, y. II.
Second-CIty Hotel. p NJ.
Thud-Daviss nth Ward Hotel. 5 +. VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
By Telegraph to the New.york Tribune.
From she south,

"NI" Ie'1T''r Usoe 'e'''|r HFao1SF sra Dbs@eT sss
FIR f0'hr T'isgTaph Dspaiehes s,s H!d Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

NEW MALLEABLE AND GRAY lion CASr-
ING E>rArLISgNENr.-Am Among the recent building
Improvements devoted 20 manufacturing purposes IN
New-loyk, Is brick building Of very large dlmen-
sonS located N the vicinity OF the Center-St depot
East RiverSt erected by MeSSTs. DAVIS, Fever 4
hCarnty, for the manufacture OF ma.leable ana gray
ucn castings. Their building IS OF the most sub
siantal character. and viii contain all the appll-
anc,> required foT an extensive business, including
avery complete steam engine OF ilteen-horSe power
T. Iaiy Ad'eriissr SAYS that tins business OF NAL
ioable iron casting has become almost exclusively
a business OF this city an evidence OF which We
saw stated some short time ago, paper devoted
10 manufactures and mechanics. that IN all New.
England here were but TWO establishments OF the
kind aid they were located at dIaeren, points IN
Mass achu>CuS. DAY by day Lew articles are found
thai my be made o. ualleable non When las, we
ccrSullrd "a large ma! u.scturer IN this ciY ihere
weie a .ou, :, 500 a-j.c.es then made from A."
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

fURTEEa ARREsTs.-Ou Monday Two wo-
men. named Bnoget McN2hon and Margaret Kelly
wtre arrested Tor committing ike Ofiense N NJ
iorsi. The bills issued oy them were on the above
bSI.k and N the Newark y. j. Bank. Committed
Tor iIlal. Persons no have suffered flom the a',s
oi these Palues can have an opportunity OF .1eHi!-
y Dg ihem a. tie Jai! N Raymond 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
ACCIDENT on Board THE EMPIRE STATE

Peter Johnson a hand on board the steamship En-
uire State while removing some large crates ye>,er-
day afternoon had hi> ght leg crushed by Is Jeng
caught between TWO OF them lie was soon after
conyeyed 70 the y. \. Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

AcoIDgNr-On Monday evening a the
crew ofthe SChr Merchant. O HYDE Park. lying III the
Norih River were engaged IN hosting large stone
from the deck both ma>s gave way ana lei over the
evtrtscapff with slirhAnunes. \ horse which was
upon the harf a the Ime took fright and ran over
boy, who was severely hurt on the head lie VIZ
taken Ia The New-l0Tk Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
SUICIDE IN BERGES.-Patrick Clinch.

native OF Ireland committed suicide one cay las
week, BY hanging himself al English Neighborhood
BERGEN Co No cause has been assigned Tor Al
committing the rash deed.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

ACCIpENr on BOARD TIE t. :. STEAM
sHlr BALr,c-I esiertay afternoon, Thomas Dove,
a maohinist while al wOrE on the steamship Baic.
putting u new shaft lad hIs left leg fractured. IN
Gcnsccueuce of the falling Of the SHAFT upon Il lie
vs. taken IN a STAKE OF ,nseuslhilty to the y. y.
Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

PAssiNG CoUNTrRFEIT MoYzY.-On Sun
CAV morning la.t Oicer Slures. Ofine FIRST District
tOos INTO custody. N Twcnig .JuTth-si bei"e cen sew
en'h and EIgaih-ays, New ors. Philip ilcCarl and
Eliza SulWell alias Flynn, charged with passing
couHleritn s. bills On parties ~ .ai0usa Inc bis
puUoried 70 be q. TIE Aousaionio Bank. Stockordge
Mass. They were committed 20 tle Kings County
jan.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
RoBBlNG A MONEY DRAwER.-Yester-

DAY morning a man named Edward Holland, q resi-
dent oi New-l ora. vas taken before Justice hlng.
charged with stealing s. from the money drawer Of
Mr Henry Graham. corner q Union and hlcAs-sts
IL appeared ina. he had gone into Mr. Grdhdin's
store IA the evening. and tlat he mad only twenty
nye cents IN MS possession and that on coming away
again ard being arrested on suspicion OF having
rotbtd The crawer a IS note was found upon hIm,
which Nh Graham Identified a. h. OAR. tie Was
convicted Of the larceny and fned 81 and commit
ted m default OF payment.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
SINGULAR FREAK OF ELEcTRIcIry.-A

SINGULAR FREAK OF ELECTRICIry.-A
uoen, clap OF thunder occurred The Burlington Ca
:cttc says, early Sunday morning last, which
much alarmed many of the citizens OF that place, all
suppoSng their premises were struck somewhere
In the morning /, was found that pole at the house
of Dr. John GriScom had been struck, on which was
weaihor.cock of sheet iron. at height OF about 50
feet and connected with II was a copper wire wound
round the pole and descending some distance into
the ground. The charge passed upward not only
melting but actually burning up the copper wire
and singing OF the tail OF the eigy al the top. which
WAS The figure of horse.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

EMBEzZLEMENT.- .--Charles Gotting, i
clerk in the employ of Charles Smith. whose
place Of business is at No 20 Columbiast, was yes
terday arrested and held for examination. charge
Of embezzlIg about 5000 OF his employers funds.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

STAY or PROCEEDlNGs.- On Monday
Judge Greenwood. IN the City Court. granted a stay
OF proceedings IN the OF Ruckman against Lex
ow for libel the defendant having been convicted II
recent term of TINS Court and a verdict of 5000
rendered against hiIn. motion Is 10 be made for a
new trial on the ground Of excessive damages.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

- The inquest into the circumstances
of Mrs. Moore, killed on Monday evening BY pile
Of slaves falling upon hern furman.st was deferred
til this day. to gave opportunity OF collecting eyi-
dence a. the particulars and to allow time for the
identification the body.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

SPIRIT Gas. = our paper OI MVHudy
morning records another serious accident from the
use of Camphene or Spirit Gas which may probably
terminate in loss of life Is it not time that some
thing was done for the protection Of those who are
usually the sufferers IN these cases The contempt
ble economy which induces the use OF these articles,
doubtless oyerlooks reckless of the danger TO
which the servant girl Is exposed. and unless me
Lar becomes shield, she Will never have one.
HONARD.
- There IS no economy about IT, Spini-Ga> IS
more expensive than OIL but gives better hight and
is cleaner.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
TIE New TEMpERANcE MOVEMENT

THE New TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
The Society established with the view OF aiding
those who have broken The pledge 20 return to TEN
poraDcc principles has assumed the name Of the
Lifetime Temperance Society. II met at No )
Chathsm.scuare last evening, and was well attend
ed. Twenty-six signed the pledge aLd large por-
ton Of these were edgeoreakers.
The Sons Of Temperance appear to be about
watching for those who return to Temperance prln'
ciples. and kindly inviting them 70 JON Their Order
as an extra safeguard to Their keeping the pledge
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. McKeen and Mr..
Burlegh of that Order who approved OF the organi-
za,ion and tenaery invited those who are returning
10 Temperance principles TO become at once Sons OF
Temperance. The meeting was also addressed by
Messrs Breck Estes and Buckman, and songs were
sung bv Mes.rs Nash and Marshland.
This Society meets again on Friday evening" 81 -
O'Clock, at No. Chatham-square, and we hope that
tho sc who are friendly to tie Temperance cause
viii sustain this most important Temperance move
mont.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

He FOR TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS An
unbrokCn n chain Of Railroads from this City through
the Valley OF the Connecticut to St Johnsbury, Vt,
within a few miles Of the White Mountains, having
teon perfected by the completion Of the Vermont
Valley Road. the several Companies have united IN
ARRANGEMENTS for an ErcurSon over their Roads,
chalgne half price only for carriage by Express
Trans Throughout. The Excursion VIII take place
on HonGoy and Tuesday mat. tSopt. lSt and 3D. by
trains leaving the Canalst. Station at A. NJ, and
3 rM. oi each day Those who can give themselves
a few days. wherein to visit much Of the iovelies'
and some OF the erandost scenery III America should
not neglect this novel opportunity The Roads are
ia admin able order and the country, refreshed 10y the
recent rams is looking It's best. While the company
which such a rip viii draw together Is OF Itself a
strong attraction. If you hesitate give yourself the
! benefit OF the doubt and go
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

SvpERsTITIoN.-The Post says that IN
one Of the neighborng counties Of New-York h'oN
IN industrious Irish gardener who Is remarkable Tor
his attention to his garden, lie Is descended from
the ancient line of Irish kings The other day an
Irsh woman, with little girl sought him out, anu
waited an hour OF two IN the house OF his employer
I'll he should come IL, that he might touch her Tor
the Kings evil, or scrofula The man administered
the touch of the royal finger with great solemnity
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

RTscUED.-A man named Patrick Brady
fell into the water, on Monday night AZ the foot Of
Wasren-st. but vas fortunately rescued ircm drown
ing by citizen.
Mathew Connor fell INTO the water at the foot Of
Hubert st on the night and was also rescue
IoIn gro" nlEg BY some citizens.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
cry ITEMS.

Cause.-The weather, which
srDD. limos, iasunerably hot up TO Monaay , mo
,,s tees sl''I was sufficiently cool for October.
,i.bi. gese't t,s.h dunng tae day and evening ana
The sDd ansrally overcast With an unredeemed
he ~ I'm during the early evening
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

MILITARY VISIT esterday, the En-
nett Guard OF Albany passed through ms cl'y On d
VISIT TO Newark, where they arrived at noon. lhey
are a fine looking company Of men, numbering ABOUT
co muskets Their uniform IS Of blue cloth, suitably
ornamented, and their head-covering a hussar cap
su1mounted by scarlet plume making altogether
a very imposing uniform. They were received al
the Market-st. depot by the Erna Guard, Capt Nc
Lear. with the Newark Brass Band This company
ACQUITTED themselves very handsomely IN the recep-
.,on. and their subsequent marching was done with
great accuracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1851.

ct the summit Of the wave until within the last year
The Times is unwilling to admit the cause Of the
decaying popularity Of tho cabinets but in the sa-
looms Of the Reform Club the Ia openly discuss
ed and that is, the want of agricultural protection
1t is curious to watch and listen to the language of
a member who happened to have run down to the
the over confident end dogmatc tyrant Of the room.
He has had palpable and unmistakable evidence of
declining wealth and discontonted constituents.
He feels and confcsses that the battle Of the Corn
laws must be fought again; AID this time it Is to be
presumed that Irish members will remember
that Ireland not being manufacturing country, she
can only prosper under protection Lord Stanley
is By no means anxious fer the retirement Of the
wings. Ills time Is the autumn; ut that period he
viii be in position to accept the responsibilities
Of Prime Minister. In the meantime, he will be
found sustaining them: The law courts lament the
loss of an ex-Chancellor. Intelligence has come
to town that Mr.. Pepys, Earl Of CottenhAm, died
at Ifetra Santa, in the Duchy Of Lucoa, the 10Th
ut. His declining health forced him to relinquish
the Office Of Chancellor last June, and he slowly
sank from that period until his death.
In French political circles recent statement Of the
Presse, above the of M Emile de Girardin, has
stimulatedcuriosty Girardin declares thatin March,
l848, Gen Changarner proposed to Ledru Rollin,
then Minister Of the Interior that If he, the Gene
raj, were permitted to take IL, 900 men of his own
selection, he would invade England and revolu-
tionize this country. Girardin further intimates
gether to bring about military dictatorship. If
either of such accusations be true how profoundly
corrupt is tho whole system Of European politics.!
The theatrical world is substantially represented
by host of performers Of the highest merit, and
the houses are thronged every night. Her Majesty's
theatre boasts Sontag, Gardoni. and +. Lablachc;
while the Italian secures Gris, Castellan, Louise,
Taglioni, Mario, and Bianchi This last Sgnor
hes just appeared. Blackstone, J. Wsllack, Mrs
FitEwilliam and Miss Reynolds are playing at the
Haymarket. At the italian Opera last night,
rich treat was afforded by the appearance Of Mario
and Tamberlik-the two greatest tenors. Both were
in capital voice, and Msrios singing was the very
soul Of poetry. Bianchi failed to make much i'm
preston and his style Of singing and acting has
been sharply criticised in the morning journals.
The weather is not warm, and the troes are not
yet in leaf B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

by the appearance on the table Of an excellent
displayed ali his talents, and during which the
champagne was freely drank to the health Of the
n1ditres dc Ia nnison Then the dance was resumed,
and continued till halfpast three in the morning,
when the guests retired, highly delighted with the
amiable reception Of Mr.. and Mrs Phalen
The health Of Mr.. Rives is great deal better,
and his friendss in Washington and Virginia will
learn with much pleasure that he will soon be able
to resume bis worthy representation Of the United
States in Paris. BHR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

frf IN th@ hi~trtifNi tNNrtiF, Wrv ~
on Thursdsy last the West India Companys steamer
G at estern arrived az southampton, With spc,s bul
iion, ard gold dust. from Meyico CALIFORNIA; ard ths
Wet Ipdies, worth nearly million of dollars Tire
vcie ef ths desr.ched 10 London IN four vsgons
by the uggsge tan Just before eight o'clock on Thurs
day night The wagons the ordinary open ones nj
the only covering they hsd tarpaun fastened the
sides With cord Two clicks and two me@ ngerr b@sons
ing 10 the West Inds Company weut up ~ the luggage
train IN clo-cd carriage Their duties ver- % FusrJ
the wagons after they arrived 10 Londcn at tyo o'clock
the " morning and % the GOLD snf silver seiey
lcjsvd IN the bank q Rngleni. Tho wagon vrre
roughly weighed t,fcrc tbey lei southampton Thurs
dny nlaht aud at six O'Clock tritNy morning prepa
nations wore made for unfolding thtTn The weight q
each n them appeared 70 b. the same but on examining
of the wagons three boxs yhih according 70 the
manfest eortaired god tvt worth $4,000, or about
sbsoa we're mi<inS consvltsticn we held, ani 90
experiment tried 10 the rrsct stiy a pcrson Get
ting under the tarpsuin sni cord ssenlngs without
enttrg then and II fcpn1 thai rcrson could get
updsr snd "a, again IN fcur rn'ru,s. There -sa no
dontt tharvfo-v, ertrrts nfi thst ieruy and eytso
s,S~ rtNb<ry Rad ben aTsc'p' Tta htctiye Nrisce
fyrre vaS made acquainted ~tN ~ tri spects srsla
v7e sNrt ron Ioudca - Secth nlpt warning tbe Sta
g., psseH aoi tns rs.-sr Gcb'e "a -. m 4 y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

W. have rtctea Unstatinoplc J0ura aals 10 the tts,
and AthrUA u the 1sth uit
Tho Jgts,,al f< Consfanh,cy states that omer rscha
bad attach and dispersed the insurgents IN Bosnia un
der All kttlch Epi Csd! Cagitrh. great nunbss 0f
the rebels vtre killsd. ADD naay tskca prisoners
Amongrt the latter we're f0rvirn ohicors Tue
Journal mentions that nineteen prisoners % N.
province cf Yistln. sud forty SaSrans omPrpmissd "a
The late events hsd tscn psrioDsdb ~ the sultan
The Athens journals nta!n nothing In the shape ot
political nsss TrxAnds have s-asnbea In oous idorsbse
nunhsr. IN dtnerf ut provipcee Ia AcGmania band
20 had gvpn haiip g. the srued force and the
Mayor Co%ouri snd Ave u the frontier guards were
killed The tsnditti only lost oDa man. The famous
brissnd chief Csiamata, made Eis appearance IN the
pcghborhccd Of Poiysor tbs 2ith ult, ~ the hesd
of fhrfv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25
vHER ARRIVAL FROM EUROPE.
.EYDAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE
!, AN MAIL STEAMSHIP BALTIC.
as oAsSAGES ACROSS THE ATLANTIC,
An he, Decline and Panic in the
Ctton Market,
&c. 60. &C,

The nail steamship Baltic, Captain
Comsto, her wharf at six o'clock yes
terday -rua ne left Liverpool on Wednes-
day, the halfpast ten o'clock in the
morning. sl,a erefore, made the passage in
ten days, s.ea nd thirty min utes.
The folio r- stract from the log of the
Baltic, by be seen that on one day she
made S35s
BALTIC.
At l055A IA Ns3n y, May l4th discharged the
pilot of Bs iursday 1l5o A. NJ, Fastnet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

letter from Rou,e, dated May it ssys tss the Pre-
pjept o. the Propaganda Cerdnsl transoni haa Ius
gssusd appeal 10 AL Italy calling upon all good Cetho
Les " Subscribe fund.- fcs the erection Of Roman q.
tafiie cstbedrsi In London. The appeal iseucd som
rpspths becs W tho Cardinal vcsr-Gcsersi did mo-
produce The desired r~uls The vreiectsa edie- u 4
se a~drted 70 &C. rcts~ snt seA,os Sc tors ard sti
e.taaaei " il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-25

Lv1aPsoL, May IL, lBSl
n, rrric in cotton does oSate, 0nJ atr drise
fully lrr. sh:hs 10 half cf penny per o. has soa<
since ne dat u t1 crrrl Of 1fay 9h, with Dessst
80 Irregular that correct quotations out Of tho quss
tion.
Fair Orleans nominally, Gu aoxd; Mobile, sd; Up
Lands, 5Idi middliDg 5k a5hd per ID Ths sslss fee
the four days ending this evening $1,000 bales Of ~hnA
speculators hsrs taken $500 and exporters 600
The large import Of nour during the last three dAss.
hAs cascked the slight Improvement in usr
which closes quietly At Last weeks prices
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-24

waite OAK Root Knees, 10y tia kmssJ Jor Bib chseks
o. length Of body inches length -four feet be
tii1ee frons ae sids inehss.
Of body inches length of three feet
i1cess 10 hs hches the angie 70
side nine INCHES .. III ~ ..14. a .-...5.r
~ lepgis body feet length ieet
three inches ffom the The throat 10 side eight
inches
The twenty got angle ninety
degrees. The lhroas TO be eieas OF sap wood.
waite Oak Butts 10y the Piees)
o butt cuts, each IA feet ia englL
do DO do
The twenty the small
end The bark be delivered by The
beore the dry worm get. in them. .#&af sT. y.
300 inches They
10 be quartered, clear eentre pit
Hand spikes and but cuts by the piece
ash logs Tin the round be fifteen feet long and ls
inches diaHeteT by the log.
Class No. 2-YsloW Pine (by the cubic Joot)
10000 cubic feet ofong leaf southern yellow plank
stocks Of the quality They As feet length
be under IS length The small end
than twelve inches and not less than furs Of the bau
clear OF wane
benm IS long, sided i5x inches. moulded Ik inches
Is do - tee long, sided 5k iDcbss moulded I4 inches
Is do 80 feet long, side AK inches moulded ~ inches
Is do "a feet long, sided IAN inches moulded ~ inches
so besms--say a,99l cubic feet, per cubic foot
The above beams have OF inches "a
The whole be the best grgin southern
than inch Of wood will be allowed the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-24
WILLIAM HORNEH,
RNEY AT LAW,
La~casfsr, Grant county, Vfsco~si~,

!. (LATs rAuourRR oonsTv, vA.D
WILL ths Of Grant, Dane counties
w federal md Madison. will give
onp, particular attention the collection Of ur-
redemption n sDds and the
non resident isndhoderu IN any part Of the STRIFE
Hon ". .. Focte " Senate; Hon James Mason,
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