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M A GEk,S EFlCR,
MORRIS & 90

For This Day, nj II o'ciock.-Capitals
$500, 5 CT $500, &c Tickets &C.
At O'Clock Capitalist 81 500, 3 Of 5000,
&c. Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. of Susquehanna, so:
43 81 II IS 90 Al 81 10 Is IS
ia 30 G. w. PURCELL.
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Kidnappers Arrested at weldon, n. C..

AAAohapPcFs Arfeetcu AT W cldOn, N. e..
On the 9th inst, two men, bearing the names
of Banks and Beach, left Portsmouth, Va, and
arrived at Weldon, where they remained until
the succeeding afternoon, when telegraphic
dispatch was received there, stating that said
men had kidnappedtwo smnll negro girls from
Portsmouth, and requested their arrest. The
girls were found in their possession, and the
Sheriff of Halifax county being present, arrest
ed them, and committed the whole party to the
jail of said county.
h 70 We thank our friends ofthe Portsmouth
Transcript, and the Raleigh Star. for the kind
terms in which they are pleased TO speak of
the Dispatch. We shall do cur hest to de.
serve their encomiams, which are, we fear, be-
yond our deserts.
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A GENTLEMAN from the country, OF ex-
"A tensive acquaintance, will take charge OF a
set of books reasonable terms, or would be
wiling TO write in Office where much writing
may be required. Satisfactory city references viii
be given. Address :" r., at this office.
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Mono M1sCxLExNr.--Joe. slsvc to Mr.. Csn-
nada--Pefer, slavc to T. 3. Tuspin-and Stephen
Lewis, alsvs b VA. Bur113 wsFe broushf befoss
the Mayor on yesterday for having flegbe and unen
dorscd passes. Discharged with admontons. d
Owners who care anything for the backs % their
slaves should be careful to furnish the pockets Of
their servants with correct and lsgibls pascal
Omissions Of this kind also cause our efficient night.
watch great deal of trouble
James Watkins, an emancipated slave, was arrest
ed for remaining in the State contrary to law. He
was recognized in the sum of $500 10 appear before
the Grand Jury Of the Huatinys Court In February
to give reason why he should not forfeit his liberty
Fleming, slave to DR.. Haxall, was caught by the
watch in the street, late on Wednesday evening"
without pass He undertook to excuse himself
by saying that he sent in hurry for the Doctor
but upon inquring his statement was found to be
false. The Mayor ON yesterday ordered him fifteen
lashes.
Ann Chopper, poor diseased negress born free
but who, because of her evil ways has boen in the
Penitentary for several years, and for want of re-
gister sold repeatedly for Jail fees again brought
up on yesterday before the Mayor, charged with be-
ing drunk and asleep in the New Market on Wed
nesday evening She was committed for want Of
register.
Eyarard, negro boy, slave to Joseph Mosby, was
found by Waterman Ball in the street at quarter
past IL o'clock on Wednesday evening, with an un
endorsed pass. Not being able to give satisfactory
account of himself, the Mayor yesterday ordered
him ten iashes.
William Heath, small negro boy, slave to r. A.
Mayo was found by the watch wandering about the
streets at late hour on Wednesday night He
stated that he had been locked out of the factory,
but his said that Heath got out of the cto-
ry during his absence. The case was continued I'M
Ill to-day to give time for enquiry Of the over
to whether place of lodging is prepared for
the boy.
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Lambert us OFFICE,
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos. KY. Lottery. Glass No. %, Jan %:
46 "a s. 30 30 80 81 IS 90 SO .
Ticket % 90, Ord and 4sh a prize of 500.
Io.Day.-The kentucky State Lottery, Glass
"a. Capitals: 1913 coo, 7,00e, 40o0 2,l45, 1000,
80 OF LOCO, sc. IS numbers, IL drawn. Tick
cts %. ja30
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ia 29-ts


E BATHS, BATHs, BATHS.-Hof,
Cold and shower Baths can be had daily from
haif past Six, A. NJ, to hall past nine, P. NJ and en-
Saturday TO eleven p. NJ, at the American Hair
Cutting. shaving and shampooning Saloon, under
the American Hotel Entrance Eleventh street.
Single Baths p cents, or five tickets for one del
lar la ~
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NOTICE. forewsIn all persons from har-
Y boring, employing or trusting my wife Mary Ann,
as | win pay no debts Of her contracting whatso-
ever THOS GIBBS
ia 30-2t*
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 9Th,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 9Th,
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL STREETS.
The subscriber is authorized to sell the House and
Lot on 9th, between Cary and Canal streets, now
in the occupancy of Messis Thomas Suter and
William Ii. Suter. The lot fronts so feet, runs
back $50 feet, and has upon it excellent dwell
ing large enough for two families, and new brick
turning shop. For terms, apply to
Ia 30-d6t w. GODDIN
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FIHE-A fire broke out Wednesday night about
halfpast IL o'clock, in G. A. w. Taylor's Carpenter
shop situated on the South side of Broad street. be-
tween 2nd and 3rd streets, which entirely con-
summed, with all its contents. The flames extended
to the adjoining building, occupied by VIM Dabney,
burning the roof and portion of the upper story
Both buildings belonged to the estate of Mr.. Slater,
deceased. Mr. Taylor's loss is estimated at 5000
$500 of which amount was insured by the Richmond
Fire Association Mr.. Dabney's property was da-
mayed to the amount of s300-no insurance. Flakes
of fire were blown by the wind across the street,
giving rise to small kindlings of flame upon the roofs
of two frame dwellings either side Of Mr. Bakers
which, however, were speedily extinguished
At about halfpsst o'clock, the lower market bell
again rung out for fire. The alarm was occasioned
by the burning of bake-house attached to the Ex-
change Hotel Before the reels arrived on the
ground the flames were extinguished by means of a
small length of hose belonging to the Hotel
At quarter to ten o'clock last evening there was
false alarm of fire in the Third Ward. While the
engines were running up Franklin street. near the
corner of Fourth, one of the reels-the number we
could not ascerain-undertook to cross the rope Of
No Five's reel. and get ahead of her. This notable
feat was accomplished after knocking down 8. veral
OF the men attached to Five's rope, and with the
wheels of the go-ahead reel and running entirely
over the breast of one of Fives members, severely
inurng him. Such recklessness should be punished.
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OBsrRUcTroN.-We have been requested to call
the attention of the proper authorities TO the piles
Of brick and dirt that cucumber Pearl street. at the
corner of Cary, in front of the new store that is
now being completed. The street is very narrow at
best, and filed up it Is at the place we mention,
for space of about three hundred yards, it is rem
dered impossible for two carts to pass without in
fringng upon the sidewalk, to the detriment of
passengers and the pavement The cellar has been
dug to the store and all that appears to remain to be
done to it externally is the due Of preparation of its
entrances and the footpath by it The crowded and
almost impossible condition of this-the only con-
venient thoroughiare to Manchester-for the last
several months has been matter of great inconye.
nience to our citizens and travellers generally.
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STEAMER AucUsTA-This weasel has renewed
her trips, via Port Walthall, to Norfolk
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STOLEN.-An Hungarian Pocket Book contain
- ing papers. without money, was stolen at the
Fancy Auction yesterday. ANY one leaving ii at this
Office will be suitably rewarded. ia 30-1ts
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THROWING BRIcK--The case of VIM Worsley.
continued from Wednesday, was taken up on yester-
day. Worsley was charged with Throwing large
brick into the back room of Mr. Dals's house with.
out proyocaiion The charge was proven, and
Worsley was bound over by the Mayor in the sum
$500 to keep thep peace
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SAILING or OCEAN STEAMERS,
Yaozr q. srArEa.

ARRIVED,
Schr North Wind, Bunting, Baltimore, merchsn-
die.
Schr George Washington, -, wheat, War.
wick & Barksdalc.
SAILED, S
Schr Richmond, Tilby, New York, -four and to-
bacco d. Currie
Schr yuliette, Baker, Boston, -four and tobacco,
CuIrie.
Schr Mercy Taylor, Berry, Boston, -four, d.
Currie.
Brig Manila, o 'B,ien, Halifax, -four and tobacco
Williams e. Brother.
NORFOLK, January 27--Arr'd, schr New York.
Nelson, bound to Richmond, put in on account Of
the ice.
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STATHAM's LOTTERY 0FFICR,
WALL STREET, cNDEa CITY HOTEL,
(Chalh's old stand1

Drawn Nos. Pstapsco, 50, January %:
II 81 q Il IS 60 81 Al IS az 80 81 25
Maryland Consolidated, 1, Ian 30 o
Capitals $4,000, 3 Of 5 600, S OF $780, IS mum.
bers, IA drawn Tickets 81,
Also, Small Fry Tickets 81.
ia 80 w. H. sTATgAs.
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LocAL MArxHne.


The WEEKLY DISPATCH
For Friday, January 80, is nov ready and for
sale q this Office. II consains full particulars
Of tn Difficulties On Board The Mississippi be-
twsrn Kossuth and Captain Long-A Legend
Of the South Of France-Account Of the Rob-
berry At Portsmouth Proceedings Of the Legis-
Iature-New York and Washington Correspon-
dence-An Affecting Story-Original Articles
--latest News--Poetry--Gleanings &C.
Price three cents per copy; II per annum in
advance.
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ERAuAaps MAGAZINE FOR FEB
~ kUARf.-Sasrain for February, Wayerly
Magazine, American Courier, Saturday Evening"
Pest Boston Museum, Flag Of our Union, just re-
ceived by r. d. SANxAY
ia 30 gooksesler.
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DIR. j. b. McCAW tenders his
49, professional services to the citizens of
| Richmond. OFFICE-At his residence on Grace
street, between 7th and Sth. ia 16-3taw2wt
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UNSA services TO the public in the various
branches of his profession.
Office in the basement of his dwelling on 4th
street. between Broad and Marshall streets, Ind
door from the corner. no 27-6m+
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EOR KHErMATISM.-H amp,oas Segssa-
Il table fracture, Hunts Lnnaent, Mustsns LA
iment, Roses Magfe LiniHienf, with variety OF
useful preparations Tor Rhcanatsm, for sale by
ia 80 GA STRECkER.
DLATINA LEAE FOR DINIIsTs.-Jass
/ received, q quantity Of Piasina Leaf ief Dea-
tsts' use, for sale by o. A. STRECkER.
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1rTxAs GENERAL AaENCr.-Ths arm 81 webb DuvsI.

rrExAs GENERAL. AGENCY The hrm OF webb. DuvaI,
Co.. AUSTIN and Ayrcs, Webb, CO., Galveston, having
dissolved time since by consent
continued by David Ayers In The city OF Galveston.
He will purchase and sell and purchase,
land claims,
patents and other documents perfect titles
taxes lands and redeem lands
foreign and domestic debts
attend % all business pertaining general ssncy He refers
the and business
Jennings broadway; Mesws A. n. Co.,
trcet, New Yok and w. O. sneshep, Washnstor ID. @.
commsnestons sepsd addressed 10 David Ayes, Galveston
will be promptly attended TO- ~
GAIvxsror, March 1, iasQ-
March 26-sf2m slM
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NAvr-YARD, WASHINGTON, DC.


Class No. L-Bhhe- 0ak Rnees-Sguars and Hp-sspare.
80 side inches when finished, 900 inches,
10 side N inches when finished SIS do
100 knees to side inches when finished 100 do do
70 knees 10 side 81 inches when finished, $40 do do
50 knees IN side inches whom flashed 300 do do
Arms be in length from4 feoi9 nchesto feet inches
length from all accordance
the "book Of
Class No. 9.--White- OAK PLANK Stocks.
~ 500 cubic feet whites
longest be Is by IL
accordance with the books Of measurement
100 board whteeak plank
plank $500 feet Will inches rs BOO feet inches and
10000 feet inches thick tiioksst plank
the longest lengths in other respects
"book Of measurement above named.
Class No 3-yeio-- Pine Plank Stocks.
yclowpne plank per In the
above ~ pieces be - long rnaht
IS inches in thickness, the other way 3i inches, with a
inches; 10 pieces In
aided straight ~ inches fnict II inches
with regular inches also 10 OF longest
pieces OF The plank stock he straight and
inches at the top end in other respects TO conform
book OF
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Alexandria Ront-
= ~rp~P1 THE GEORGE WASHINGTON will de-
&}1ae follows Boats are, ~ cents coach FIRE,
Persons making the trip for pleasure, boats
fare half pce Three coaches Northern Liberty Market
9TH street, for the the Capitol IN, w
t1k,9 4, and O'Clock F.
Leave Washington 81 fok, lsk, IS, and az c'cIoch
- Jon coRsoN,
Ap Nd Captsis,
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TWO desirable Squares Sale.--The
sirncd having division Of his No
into spacious alleys according
posed by Randolph Coe, now prepared dispose Of the
low and accommodating terms.
This property rapidly OF the city,
between New Jersey and North Capitol Immediately
Tho railroad south Of the residence the Col
Burche
Should Individual persons
chase the whole containing nearly
portuny offered geous inlanrsmeni.
Aso for small viciN beautiful
tsse site, In which may be had bargain.
Pass Of property calling
subscriber office Of Supreme Court Of the United States
D. w. MIDDLETON.
30--3tswu
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paII.Y ADDITIONS To enable us to present
IL continually complete Of all kinds OF choice and
select Try goods, for general family use.
purchassrs solicited styles and prices.
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
Good relied
cases. fsNHf bhoIhbks
NAV 7-o0tif Opposite Centre Market
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NAyY-YARD, GosroRr, VIRGINIA.

q, 900 cubic plank per cubic foot
% pieces side 10 ID inches long
way inches rough
tbs moulding wayssy 2,76o cubic feet, per cubic
Hta.s R1ddes Stacks.
Whites OAK bait pieces class irisate:
Iiecos diameter,
heel 10 inehes-say 072 cubic feet per cubic foot
For first class soop
pieces length feet diameter Ia net siding
heel inchsssay cubic feet per cubic foot diagram will
be furnished at this navy
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SEPARATE PROPOSALS furnishing stationery and for
ending June 80 1888 viii until 5oeloek The % day OF
June next Those BY satisfactory eson on ab
iv 20 fulni a contract wIii be considered
All aItcles tbe
samples OF the principal ARTICLES OF which, such as paper qu
iac pens lead penci knives, lax must accompany ihe pa
such samples, aud prices stated IN NE Offer
return tem IL option No bid VIII be considered where
the articles accompanying not Of the Kind and quality required
for the deparuntnL
proposal signed by the arm making IL
and must specify price, and b price, iot each and every a
enumeaied tbey be furnished the lowest market prices
according quality Blank forms proposals. will be furnished ~
the department applying for them and, without UNI
formy therein the department would find dhca 10 make de
ciiop will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing herewith + &
printing perfect type,
the best used for the different descriptions required The
printing win be furnished by the contractors the depart
Office ordering H. designate the kind Of and
type whether scrip otherwise and the number sheet
when the article viii admit Of more than one
furnished and work be executed must be
quality delivered without delay when ordered and
the head Of the Office for which they
qured.
department the right of ordering
quantity Of each and article contracted o az The pubic
service require
Bonds with approved security given by the person
and in of failure supply the articles
perform work. his shall be liable
forfeiture specified bond qudated damages
The suloned lists specify nearly can be done, the
quality and description oil each OF the kinds Of ARTICLES and
work that will be wanted.
@ being impraccable give precise description Of the
quality the kinds PRINTING! bidders referred
samples different Offices for OF the general
descriptions required. &JFl
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IAcRtDER CALVERT will this day open those
III very cheap silk manc together with very superior
men plain embroidered white shaws which they
particularly call the attention Of the indies.
MAY
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Estimated at X, o50 iaeaI feet, per lnea foot
The blades be full third and from 61
inches wide by of thick
81 inches thick the handle
TO be Tough grained clear OF knots p stains, and
ali other defeeis yirsn, Of pith.
CLASS No. 6r-Lgnump,fe. &,
Of $40 pounds quality gnumv 4inch diameter, per
of 22i0 pounds quality gnumvg, 5ncb diameter per
2io pounds best quality guumva Finch diameter per
Il a...t +
tons pounds quality gnumvie sinc diameer
tons of e4o pounds best quality gnumva, inch diameter
ton Of a24O pounds best quality suumvm, nch diameter
The above gnumvi free from
and other defects, and In lengths of four feet and
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CURING AND SUMMER yISIrEsH.-55 spnnr
y visites Adams Co.'s express which, with
our former purchases, make stock very complete.
stock OF shawls, at very
reduced prices - -
Pennsylvania avenue opposite Cesue Market
An I7-sdlmif
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say board Hltasufts
The above Al OF butt 60 be white
oak They Of the full rough Dimensions. The
be taken be sharp
OF reduced to The size will
sap,w God on them
HhAe- Oak Boat Knees,
knees body and arm length
sided 8 and equal proportion siding be
got be
yond of ninety degrees onealf OF them be
within square. To be furnished by the knee.
long, diameter than IL
inches smallest endsay 1855 cubic feet cubic foot
CLASS No. a. Waite Hickory Butts and Handsphes
10 butts, each IA feet in length.
90 Do do 10 do
TO inches In diameter small the be
removed
hickory andspkes each be feet long and inches
they be quaered as 10 be clear ofhe centre
or pilh. by the piece
White ash Oar RaJfsrs.
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800 board measure, plank, 10 inches wide
per nj al
eau slnl pitb rot splits,
shakes yellow other aaias and 10 be- sawed 10 full
aad ihekness.) =.
red elm timber (Eoand butt peees nom ~ los25
feel long and from 20 inches diameter 10
diameter bark the middle Of the sticks,
per cubic
yellow timber pleces) from IL
20 rs fest Ionr and AZ 10 inches diameter
the middle Of tbs sucks, clear OF
The bark, per cubic foot
laco feet measure inch cedar boards Is 10 Is feet long
.. and inches wide per 81 feet, board measure
pieces quality cedar 10 10 is feet long and to
rough squared, 10 inches. Estimated al %
t9 bic feet, per cubic foot #t4
clAss No 81 Insaory and White -ah Oar RaH1s.
cords quality hickory butts long
10 90 Is inches diameter. per cord t#4
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WILLARD FILLMORE


pyrafe entries heretofore withdrawn NV
,agkef n Uinois Illinois Central Railroad
To prevent dicuIty the land officers, s oo
public above proclaimed VIII armour
lions hy land warrants (af double rnin,pun price, viii
cevsd day and from day day for any land in inc sew
unsoa In the which such townships vii be apnoun
private sale after the close orh p
ion Of land warrants, are 10 be mace
applications made one day wan DC ~
acted the nerf day and wh
he have applied on ns
day the tact such applications ~ ,
thereafter auction among such app csne NV
awarded highest bidder according 10 law LA, mia
lands officers will that written ~,
by euh iocofton by ap
~ oi "ny ~ wv a,s an escn as az tbe sad railroad and
branches heretofore Withdrawn from market TO snnpe
the quantity of land 10 which she y r,
which have been selected for such purpose ana IN
order In which the townships
" the OF business should 50
applications will be treated in the manner as those
toned.
Escardsriae and Springfield Districts.
There being lands within the EpwArpsvLLs dlse he ~
within district filling within
mile railroad grant, such int and
lands exterior 10 such limits lying Districts
been Withheld from private entry account " said
United States after the selections :" ~
grant completed, win, in like manner as ao - oil
private entry, location at the following
EDw on Monday INC ysondsy,
next, lands the srR1serrsLp DISTRICT oh
the feenfy srsh day OF July next ,,, ,a. which hsys
No right Of 70 Of the public anos .ys, s
been withheld from market on sccoun q ,ne nd thereon
pruember 1850 and prior 10 the dsy WIZ
land shall again be made subject private sfofeso
Where locations made by land warrants nsy The pu
revsd a. OF the land and dene
be paid in cash. n accordance WIZ" ~ -
prescribed by this ONCE on 2sd March last ,he ua day
" A ry,' j. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner
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every ADDITIONAL page on
al four estimating at 1 900 pages.
furnished 100 200
description required broad
paper brosdsd he counted
page.
understood that charge Of de-
scpon allowed The prices bid for printing
and include coniinge and
The the right have description Of print
which be called book pamphlet work" exc
cuied by special contract
The bidders printing accompany bids with
quality the different kinds Of they propose to furnish
Ap 99-lawt3dJune
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THE HANK OF THE UNION, An Browns m ,sd
i Building 10 open transaction Of an erc''s
general banking business :. n.,, .ouyp p,eds.nt,
q. W. MAssu, Cashier.
Dec 16-H
CARD-pr D. D. MARTIN opened his oaes - ns ssvcs
"A Of 9Th and streets, where those wishing ms me"s
Will find him.
Al 0-dd tnNH L
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The printing Of all kinds including paper which may DC required
the Interior,
ons returns blanks solid natter or not loaded iue
work figure faint ruling lining, and red ruling,
lining or by whatever e OF description INC same shall
designated by, the office requiring IT, and
including folding stitching FASTING, &C. the following de-
of
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Cr.m No. .. W7itc Pine.


5000 feet board No pine, inch boards
feet board
Pine boards
+. feet, board
$4,000 feet board pine boards per
feet, board meas
feet board white pine inch plank pcr
81 AZ feet, board
CLASS No. 3--Yciow Pine.
cubic feet fine grained yellow pine plank per
1000 cubic feet Hneraincd yellow pine
timber from y 20 40 feet long I'd rpm ls 90 "a incl
es ~ square, per cubic foot.
Cl.ss 4-Loenf a Elm, Cherry, CEDAR Bat Haant &C.
cubic pieces, feet long and
MOI s nchos diameter the the
bark, cubic foot
measure, plank, Act opr
and ~ TO 20 inches wide and inches thick, per feet
board
1900 feet, measure 5-nch plank 70 10
net long and om 10 TO 70 inches wide, per feet board
1000 feet, board plank,
et long and nom 10 70 3inches wide, Feet board
CAN the above be straight straight grained tough
and free from AL defecis) TX
boards from
70 Feet long and TO average 10 inches wide, feet
board measure f'4' sEaT
feet Measure, walnut sps 10 70 % fec,
long nd rs inches wide M board measure -
3inch black plank
long and rs inches wide, N feet, measure
500 measure, nc loos
and 10 inches wide, N feet board
800 feet board 2inch cherry plank, ~
and - inches WIDE NJ feet, board measure :
1000 feet bcss
per " feet board
5000 feet, board plank wide
measu
plank, wide
feet, hoard
plank 10 inches
Per FEET board measure