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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28
NJ. II. ROBINSON.

0F7A New York paper says the Kossulh
hats whic! the admirers of the Magyar have
adopted are made of material which per-
mits lho gas to escape from tue head. Our
crew are much pleased with this piece OF in
formation; for now that the noisy followers
of Kossuth can let off the gas through their
hats, we hope some of them at least, will shut
their mouths. II is rather too much TO hear
their shouts for Kossuth and Liberty mingled
with the clankug Of threo million American
slave Pleasure Boat.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28

ARREsr ron STEALING WFE.--The New
York papers state that George A. Morse was
arrested in New York on Saturday for abducting
from Boston tho wife and chattels of John
Brown. Brown is colorcd man, and his wife
passes for white woman. While the colored
gentleman was absent on business, Morse made
love to and induced the wife to leave her hus-
band. Morse was committed on charge of
grand larceny, to await requisition from tho
authorities of Massachusetts.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28

Cleveland and .Mahoning Rail ROad.-Thc
friends of this road nre in earnest Meetings
have been held, and n considerable amount
of stock taken ut Youngstown, New Cuslle
and other places.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28

President Fillmore has received an nu-
tograph letter from the Bey of Tunis; written
in Arabic. The letter came inciosed in n
rich velvet satchel, ornnmented with gold
tassels and bullions. It is accompanied by n
translation, and was forwarded by the Ameri
can Consul at Tunis, Mr.. j. II. Peyre.
--No,hing elevates us so much rs the
presence Of a spirit similar, yet superior to
our own.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28
WM. ]. BRIGHT.

Attorney at Lac, Hartford, Trumbull Co., o,
Prompt attention viii be given to collections in
Trumbull and adjoining counties,
Nov, %, 40,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28
Jos Printing Embellishments,

BUGLE OFFICE, SALEM, OHIO.
The subscriber is now prepared to execute
every variety of PLAIS and FASoY PRISrISa, in
a style warranted to give satisfaction and at the
o,oeSt heiaJ prices. HUDSON.
Office Back Of IreSeoHs Book Store, Salem, O.l
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28

MARRIED, on 9th ult. 1852, by thsmsclyes.
at Milo Townscnds, Now Brighton, Beaver
County, Pa, ALLEN T. FREScH Of North Ben
ton, Mahoning Co.. o., to MARTHA orBsos o.
Smith Township, Mahoning Co., o.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28
Dental Surgery.

Nv. WALKER, would announce TO hss
friends, s,ond the public generally that he is pre-
pared TO execute all work in the above profes.
sion, that may be intrusted to him.
New Lyme, Aug, 18th, 1859,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28

The Pennsylvania Freeman thinks there
is no danger of the finnI passage of the bill,
now before the Legislature of that State,
against the emigration of colored persons
into its limits. Governor Biger disclaims all
responsibility for il, as do some of the lead
ing members of the Legislature.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28
Receipts for The Busle for The wuk ending
February 25lh.

A. Allen, Oakland, S3,00-37l
NJ Davis, Salem, 100 357
A. Davis f. Liberty. 25-3i2
NJ Gilling, Cuyahoga Falls, 3,0O-356
8. Ovatt, Twinsburgh, 2,O0-330
]. Wetmorc, Canlicld, 3,00.372
J. Scott. Sommcrton, l,00-366
W. Mcclure, Ripley, 4o0.36i
H. Poet, Marlboro, 4,O0-37i
q. Dorsey, Hhrvcysburgh, 2.s2.334
l.. Milne. Grafton, 3,l0-333
$. May, Leicester, l.60-toT
S, Doynton, Nashua, l,60-335
Sewing Circle, Cincinnati, 200
d. Gillctt, Litchfcld l,00.3l9
E, G, Parker, Union City, 76-S92
c. Brown, 4" l,50-33o
J. Callahan, Battle Greek, 2,00-3sl
J. Jones, Dawson, l,00-37l
Il. Stone, Kinsman, 100000
II. II. White, Pennington, 6,o0-3l5
$. Rosa, Painsvilc, 3.00-339
4. $. Russell, Wcighmouth. 2,oo-372
A. Ilussoy, Franklin Grove. 1896
o. Griffith, New Lisbon, l,50-3Sl
$. Myers " l,OO-356
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28

0j~The Ohio State Journal understands
that the amount raised for the Kossu,h fund,
in Columbus, is between 81 300 and $4,000.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28
BIDWELL d Co. 1852.
Forwarding Merchants;

ROCHESTER, BEAVER POINT. PA.
WHARF BOAT convenient to the Rail
Road Depot and capacity for storage Of 500 tons.
No interest in Steam Boats. Property shipped
by Rail Road or River teiM care and promptnsss
at forrest .tisights aud charges.
Rochester, Pa, Feb. 20, 1859.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28

lie hath good judgement who relie,h
not wholly on his own.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28

Fugitive Slapes.--We are indebted to Hon.
J. Gable, for synopsis of the last Census
Report, from which we learn that the mum
ber of fngitiyes, who have escaped during the
last year is set down at I,0ll.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-02-28

Quite number of the Wesleyans ofNorth
Caroline, are preparing TO cmigrote to free
State. Some hnye already gone.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-04

4 NEW Route to Pittshurg, via the BALTIMORE, sus-
quehanno Rniiroad-7Aroush 70 Psla,s n
will Calvert station daily
with The United States mail from Washington Baltimore ~,
a. M connecting with line Mddletown l.
irving a Harrisburg at u, p m, 10 dinner. .
The Harrisburg for the westu m, arriving al
Aths have the option OF
taking either Johnsown by packet boats
stages direct hom Hollidaysburgto Piitsbnrg.
Ticket will be sod TO the following points by this train, wit
York. whghvile, Columbia, Marietta Midd.town Harrisburg
PeysviIe, Lewsown, Vsystown, Hunt
ngdon Hollidsysburg, and pittsburg.
This train the Cumberland Valley railroad,
which through Carlisle shppensbug Chambersburr and
points this road.
from Washington for oil
hove points OF the will be at The
den OF the Baltimore Railroad Company the arrival Of
the morning cars receive baggage, which VIII be
" ROBERT STEWART,
Oct I--dn Ticket Agent.
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United stsfes Patent Once,
WasuNoros, May 7, 1859.

IN the petition Of Abrsu Van Order, of Ithaca New You
praying for the extension Of patent him the m
Of July, lt for improvement boilers engines
Nc &c, for patent, ~hh
intes place on the seventeenth day Of July, 1862
ordered mat the said petition he heard the Patent om
on Monday, the 18th Inly 1852 ~ o'clock all
noticed 70 appear and show have, why ssdP
tuon ought not 10 be granted. ~
Persons opposing the extension required 70 file IN ,h fa
Once their objections specially forth ess, fw
days before The day OF bearing An testimony filed by
TO be used the said hearing be transmitted M
pile asion. -.
Ordered this notice published National in
Kepcer, Republic and Unon Washington D. o. Inquirer fn
sdelpha Pennsyvana Express, New York Albany stats hr
ter. Albany New York; Commercial Advertiser Buffalo, ~
yoh and Daily Bee, Boston, Msssschuset sncs ~ ~
for three successive weeks previous the Ish Of July nl
day Of hearing.
THos. EwBANk
Commissioner Of Patents
r. papers please copy and send ih
bills the Patent Once, with containing this noce
May s-iaw3w t.t8
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
NyorthinQtOn q. Snethen

CONTINUES practise law in the Supreme Conr TO attend 10
cases before settle accounts
against departments and boards OF commissioners TO pro-
bounty collect deb dividends lesaces and nheI
United and in foreign countres
bond and
negotiate purchase and sale loans lands and
patent rights, any State Of the Union
Particular paid California land title coming
o the United Supreme Court appeal .
addressed W. g, Snethen, Carroll
Place. Capitol H, Washington d. c., viii meet with prompt nj
ten,ion Oct 2s-dly
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mo OWNERS OF Lands N Texss-A gentleman In Virginia
good surveyor and desires oemove TO Texas
would like become the agent for some
owner Of lands country, with view TO bring them into
market.
agriculture the satisfactory testimonials Of eapac
responsibility and his general acquaintance Is such
10 him considerable emigration 10 Texas
ANY oeras would be inclined to avail himself
pacedin correspondence with the
advertiser suitable by addressing post PAID
VIM GOULDiN,
General sgeni and collector Richmond, Virginia
Maria n
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GUNNER ARpANeEMEsr.--Jus,

SUMMER ARRASGENEsr.--Just received from phladel-
PMS another lot OF FsrsonS celebrated
This refrigerator supssss oer ever been
" 80 constructed that the hrs directly bottom thereby
creating circulation Of cold
~ reinseraors have the ice about three
meats &C consequently keep
cold The interior vessels Of this Ar
ranged hs, each article Of food kept entirely separate
with facility Call and examine
WOODWARD cole for The District Of Columbls Penn
yiysn'a avenue between loth and nth streets,
May 1a-7df
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington,
mr. uIT A

No. rodHs Bsns Pennsylvania a.srss "er door ws,i o.
Browns Hotel, Washirston, %. C.
rHAs SEEDING ANDREW WyI.fF, IT,, having formed
partnership fer ~ prosecuting claims before
Congress- the executive departments, before board Of
nssonss appointed Tor the adjustment Of poiiatons Other
claims against foreign prepared TO give their
FUN and faithful all business that he inrustcd
their charge. They viii attend obtaining pensions,
land dues claims arising under treaties
oherwe buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, &C.
Andrew wylie, D any bushes. with which
either himself the arm be nirsed In Of the courts Of
the District, the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Cha- DE sedipg being United States commissioner,
public and Of deeds for all the States Of the Union
will give the taking of testimony, acknowledge
OF Deeds and other duties which appean his Office
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the claimed
and the extent OF services required.
Communications paid viii receive immediate attention
Sept a-dlY
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Drsrnor OF CoIusrrs, Washington county, 10 wits
IN the Of Henry May, administrator Of Ann r. Bous
ceased. the administrator Aforesaid has, with the !,
The orphans court appointed Tuesday, the 18th day o.
for The OF the OF said h.we
the assets In hts hands administrator, 40 mr. a. me
beer collected when and wbee IA ,bs
heirs OF said deceased are notified attend WIN
claims they may otherwise by law be excluded from % set
said provided copy Of this order be published
for f1fee weeks prior 70 said 18th day Of June next
RID NJ ROACH, Rec WIS
True copy-Test; = ,a.ou p.s wills,
May W-lswsw
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State the price for every additional page
OF the above over four pages, esmsung at 70 600
page.
Bank forms description OF printing
qured broadside any of the above paper,
broadside 10 be counted az pags. f'f H
Tfeasurers weekly statement OF treasury drana and
specie, imperial writing paper per 100 900
~ 10 expressly be Do
crpon M be allowed The bid for printing and
include all contingencies
The department right any description
printing which properly be called "boot pamphlet work" e.
ecued ny special
The bidder for printing viii accompany their bids with samples
ofqusi Of the different kinds Of they furnish
ay07-lnwfw
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NAvr-YARp, WASHINGTON, o. c.

Class No. l.--Bhhe-oat Knsss-sqssrs square.
so knees side inches finished inches
N knees to sds n inches when finished, 675 do do
l6l knees side inches when finished, ,f2o
20 knees side 81 inches when finished, 500 do do
50 knees TO eide inches when hnished 80 do do
he length feet inches bodies
length from feet IN all other accordance with
the "book Of measurement
Class No. 2.-Whifs Oat Plank Stocks.
~ cubic feet white per cubic 20 Of the
longest pieces 10 be straight rs by ~ inches remainder
In accordance with the books Of measurement
10000 board this
plank 5000 feet win be inches feet inches, and
10000 feet inches thick m. thcke plank must be of
the longest lengths In other form TO the
"book Of measurement above named
Class No. 3--Yeifov Pine PLANK Stocks
900 cuhio yeopine plank stocks cubic In tbs
above ~ pieces ~ sided nght,
l5inches in thickness, the other 1874 inches, with a
regular offs inches mpieces
sided straight IL inches, in ibctncs, n inches the other
with regular inches also IL Of the
of plank stock be straight square, 10
inches a, the opsnd In other respects conform 10 ii o
book Of
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Law,
Son Farcisco. California.
Rsrsrsrosss Hon s. w. Inec NJ c. Alabama John Tayler
ESQ., Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes. Wright Co.. New Or
leans. Lon,ssns, Hemp CLARK Tsboro North Csro,ns
w. M gwin M. CT Californian Benz X. True New York
city J. r esiey, ESQ., boston, Massachusetts ssch, esq,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire May 7-aawly
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Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE

NOTICE
Repeag prieos entries Of ne lards heretore withdrawn from
market IN Illinois, accont I'm Illinois Central Railroad
To confusion aud dcuy the land officers closing
all business OF the public sales ahove proclaimed will
ou sS DSseS 9s, s % e,n 09
ccvcd the ns day and from day for land in the several
townships which had been ot such public sale remained
The applications the close public
SALE loca Of land be made urns
and all the appeaoa made c y day win be ersmed after
be discovered that two or have applied the
day locate the Iact such applications n be
day anstion app
awarded o the highest bidder, according TO law.
s, having acted on ns % oI ne double MN
win be received for ene. odfons by land
rsnt for Of the and nnsppopated public lands outside
Of the six sections in width each side OF the sd railroad and Its
branches heretofore Withdrawn market enable
Illinois select the land which she enied and
which selected for such purpose and apca
and the Of business should such
applications viii be treated IN he those above
toned.
Espyardrriae awd Springfield Districts.
There lands within the EpwsRpsvuis district and
pnsofd lands within the sreparrrIp district falling within the six
mite limits % the rarod sn such vac n, nnd unspproptsied
withheld private entry ond
the United siescs after The selections FOR the
stored private ocaion al the following periods to wit
the lands in psrror on Monday the fweh day Of
july lands SFRsoFrrLp Monday
the twenty -sirfh day of judy psrt
rht 70 any Of the pubic lsnds which
been withheld from market account Of the railroad
virtue OF
susseqnent September prior the dsy when the
land shs again be made subject 70 prvac entry aresod
minimum price u the the pur-
chase money he paid cash In repua
lions prescribed by ths once on aad March last.
Given under hand, at ht General Land oce day
Of April 1859. D7'
Ap7--iawi3w J. BUTTERFIEID Commissioner
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y, 900 cubic feet wheoak plank stocks per cubic foot
90 pieces Of white side ~ 10 inches 10 "a feet long
straight Wy from 1910 % inches, rough hewn
tbs moulding wayssy AGO cubic iess per cubic foot ~
tNfs. ts.i Raider stoehs. 81 aN sH HN k.a#1 ga
White-o oak bun pieces for hstcass hdsatei
pieces head "a nches siding
heel 10 inches-say gl2 cubic feet, per cubic foot
For class soop;
pieces feet head 10 inches siding
heels "Wednesday ass cubic foot diagram viii
be furnished at this nayy-yard. .t .7eIf s5
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On every other description OF paper not designated
above, bu, be by the Office ordering IL, whether
circulars, Instructions warrants, ffns returns, hc,
az specified In the hssf paragraph, for
4 NJ % an |. .bsst mar 100 sheets
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Washington, May vs. ia52.
al h sss . ass s sss asa IN e
s @ os &. and % % and
Offices Of the government and or other purposes approved me
aspaiissa ana osiaes p % on he as,a day
.ss ae, y s.s e q as . cub
ss% ,o% he day oijsy - next
ofany Article Is specified according to
Esa a,tiss 60 s qal and TO be delivered
fAA@ SCHEDULE NO.
Writing paper, hand made, Of linen, laid
50 oolscap SATIN plain hnis when trimmed,
isH BY 10 inches, and weigh not less than 10 lbs per
90 rssma mole paper similar finish, per
SCHEDULE NO. O.
Enssope paper smooth
20 super royal, yellow per
10 reams medium, yellow or buff, per rean
10 rsams double cap White, %
50 rsams brown wrapping super royal, per
SCHEDULE NO. 3
100 cards metallic pens, per dozen cards
gross metallic pens per gross Perrys such as may be
gross black pencils, raber's, per
Dozen i ss sss d Hssa n si dsssH dozen
sssssa rsd APE, No q
&C.: s 1: a / / ss ::
: Dozen Dozen six % Taste, narrow &c
sdozsn ,. DO a %ss SOM. yo handle per dozen
ssssa Ssisss i n. Ssss q
pound waters, red, per pound ast s5eNat .A tG
100 United States seals, red, per 1000 .... ..l
500 for department seal, per 900
SO pounds sealing superfne scarlet pound
pounds India rubber, prepared per pound 8 III
pounds Irvine, gill net, 40
mounds seine. do
10 pounds pounds do do coarse for packing do
proposal be signed by the individual or firm making y
price, but price, for each and every aI
contained the schedule Should any articles be required
lowest market prices
according quality will DO furnished al
the department persons applying for themi and without
uniformity therein would find dheut 70 make
decision viii consideration unless substantially
agreeing herewith. " IN VIZ s !. Ell
The department of Se and
aProposaIs for Notice will be given 70 the
awarded who will be required with
days thereafter give bond with two sufficient surees FOL
It's performance.
The head department in all decide whether
the contac, have been complied with and reject
article which opinion, inferior quality well
contract failure TO comply with the terms
within reasonable time.
during the same PERIOD and
the conditions for the execution OF such JOB
required by the department for nom the LIST day
| Of July next, consisting Of t .tN&t f47
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rHARLEs SEXTON, Attorney aud Counsel r-at-
Law offers his professional services in the Supreme Court Of
the United States before Of Commissioner and
against departments OF the general govern
Congress- in procuring patents in obtaining pen
lands collecting debts and inhertsnce and
snds Of the United
claims before the court Of commits
soners his full
tenion California coming In the United
States Supreme Couu appeal.
The latest ms and Territories, compiled from the
surveys oce and statistical information,
bracs Improvements nnd population Of the Territories and the
United States agreeahy the late
obtained his ONCE 18TH street, opposite the Treasury
building, Washington, u. Q.
References, puuerhed, Washington his excel
Aorande Ramsey s Paul Minnesota John r. Livingston
New York cyi Peter H. Burnett aomeyat
delphia Messrs A. Ladew Co.. st. Louis Mess o. Aber
nshy \ Co.. Oregon City.
Feb s-9sw3m
ID IA HOoE ~ CO., wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Competing, oil cloths mslngs, curtain materials
sheetna, blankets and furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avsnue between nh and s Streets Washington
n. q.
Aug oo--n
Ew, good and cheap edition OF the wavsriy Novels
rrcfsces and notes,
be completed IN 10 vois / Just received.
History virrinis by r. q. Arthur and w. H. Carpenter
Coopor- Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
TAYLOR q MAURY,
May 20 BOOKSELLERS 9th street.
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feet board PLANK, 10 Inches Wide,
per M feet, board IN 14#t&
eau the above pilb, rot splits,
shakes yellow and TO be sawed 70 fuii
and hickness) ..A n 5 -. ~
800 cubic timber {round butt pece from ~ o23
long and from diameter, 10
inches bark the middle Of the sticks,
cubic foot .ls.,,-.a ay .s.e{s -sF5.t rtst ~
500 cubic yellow timber ound butt pieces from ~
feet long and ~ le inches diameter
age Inc middle Of the sucks, clear Of
the bark, per cubic foot tl if !. y g. .a3 Vi.
feet inch cedar boards 1910 rs feet long
and b 10 10 inches wide, per feet, board measure
PIECES best quality cedar, Is long
be rough 10 10 inches. Estimated a. 90
n ~ bic feet, per cubic loot 4aTti II EritEE 1HR
Class No 5-Hiskory Buas WAite. Ash Oar Rafsrs
cords bes duality hickory burs long
is inches diameter cord f#faeasts FIJI II 3ast
white ash ranes 10 feet long .e4T .fEatff
800 do Ia do
$50 do do is 90
900 do n do 10 do
100 % % 90 % K DO
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Estimated at IL, $50 iineal feet, per lneal foot
length 6x
wdc by Of inch thick the end be
~ inches thick the handle the
To be tough straight grained clear Of knots splits stains, ro and
all other deects be ripen, and clear OF pith
Glass No. --Lgnumrtte.
Of 224o pounds quality gnumvG, finch diameter
Of 22aO pounds quality gnumvs 5inch diameter,
f ~ 4s ft..
pounds quality gnamvit@ Finch diameer
pounds best quality gnnmvitG snh diameter
pounds quality snumvi inch diameter, per
pounds quality gnumyiu, inch diameter,
of 2o40 pounds best quality gnumvit l4nch diameter
p
The lignumvtu from all shakes
and other defects and In lengths Of four feet and
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5000 feet board measure, white nine inc bos,d. p.r
feet, board measure -
feet, board assure - - ~' = =
5000 fee. board measure No white pine, board. per
in,, ct,,t Nc,
feet, board measure. : rtr' = =
CLASS No. a. Teiiow Pine.
10000 grained soxhe yellow pine plank stocks, pe
cubic foot
1000 cubic FEET grained yellow pine
timber from % TO 40 fee, long, and from inches
square, per cubic foot.
ALoeu ash, Elm, cherry Cedar, Baek Valiant ss
not less than inchos diameter the end clear
bark, per cubic foot
10000 whieash plank from ~ long
and u 10 20 inches wide and inches thick, feet
900 feet board measure 5nch whieas plank from n
feet long and nom 10 to IS inches wide, feet board
1900 feet, hoard measure white plank from ~ 10
and from 10 TO ~ inches wide, per feet board
IAN ,he above straight grained tough
free from all defects 's
1000 feet, board measure incb boards from ~ 70
% long, and le inches wide per fee,
board N#
900 feet, board measure walnut plank
long and Is inches wide. per NJ feet board measure
and IS inches wide, per NJ feet, board measure
500 %
and 10 inches wide, per " feet board measure
board pinch cherry plank, ~ 20 20 feet long
andl inches wide,
5000 feet board inch dei plank inches wide
per feet, board measure
3ooo fret inch red plank 10 inches wide,
per feet, board measure NJ .# ~ III Ell
FEET board pinch edem plank ~ inches wide,
per NJ feet, board measure - LIS
300 board ~ inch red elm plank bnehes WIDE
per feet, board measure
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NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, N. y.
CLASS No. l.--Vhhe Oak.
10000 oak plank stock, per
HAae Oak Daension STUFF Board Measure.
- pieces is feet long 81 inches wide loX inches thick
"a do IA do l6 81
do do 10
4 do 10 do 10 do 10 do
To be pasture oak straight free large
knots all other defects there be least three inches
ed of the stick avoid the OF the
10, $40 feet per NJ feet
While Oak Boat Knees--By the Inch.
100 knees from to inches average $500 inches,
per inch.
White Oak Boards-Bodrd Feet.
long
5000 feet and nch clear boards from 10 25 feei long
feet
CT ASS No. a. White Pine Board Measure.
900 feet l-inch clear white pine boards per feet
2,OO0 do X 10 do do
5000 do X do do do do do
10000 do do do box boards, do
500 do l do Incredible do do do
$500 do do do do do
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-04

NTLEss REGISTER Series complete from
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