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The Southern Ladies' Book,

= FUR NOVEMBER,
~ Ia now ready for delivery from the office of Publication loa
St. Charles street. and ~ Commercial Place. Agents for this work viii
call on the citizens during the present week. exhibit the specimen
number solicit subscriptions, oetls 9ptf
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The AArHtrHEAIRE.-Ws would cali the attention of
snnssHsnt seekers to the bin of the Amphitheatre on
d. Charles atsest for tonight Young Jean phnson ap
PsaSe MS principal taet which has been much ad.
ana Glsnroy the great bare back rider also makes
sa appearance We have known more real talent
N an equestrian company and pleasant hour can be
passsd It tbs Amphitheatre :
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1rHdE JoxrEWS AZ pleased to see that this gentle
has recovered from his Illness again resumed hi
sst Those having professional business With him will
him on the spot. ss... x
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Cranberriesfrom Minnesota arriving in large guam
titles at ST. Louis
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" BLOODY AFFRAy-The Cleveland (oho) Democrat says
that two had quarrel in that city Tuesday
night the 10th instant which their husbands took up
the result that Cooley fired revolver at Kirey
wounded him dangerously, and the ball lodged in the
chest of Kirley's wife. Cause-whisky.
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An Artesian well has been commenced at Montgomery
Alabama. ..e.~..=
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We under Obligations to the clerks Of the steamers
Martha Jewett and Buckeye for up river favoss
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rs Canal Street. ~a@ III

5U 49, Canal s'rss'.~ae ~
PER STEAMSHIP PERSEVERANCE.
n JUST OPENED AT
SIMPS SONS.
CURTAIN DAMAsKs of every style and quality.
COTTON DAMAsKs-44 AND GALL coLORS;
WoRsTED DAMAsKs--44 AND 8-4-ALL CoLoRs;
SILK AND woRsTED DAMAsKs-s4.
ALL TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPER
than they be bought other house, With compile
MUSLIN AND LACE CURTAINS
" EQUALLY CHEAP.
NEW SILKS.
SATIN DE cHINE-vERY LOW;
-WATERED SILKS-FoR EVENING DRESSES;
HALF MOURNING SILKS-PLAIN AND FIGURED;
STRIPED AND FIGURED SILKS
BROCADE SILKS-vERY CHEAP;
BLACK SILKS; GRoS DE RHINE;
| GRoS DE LYONS AND LUSTRINE;
MARCELLINS AND FLORENCES.
HNEARLY ALL COL0RS.
....ALso....
MOURNING GOODS
BLACK CAsTIMEREs;
| BLACK DE LANES;
| BLACK CHALLY
BLACK FRECH MERINoEs
BLACK BAREGEs, etc, etc. etc.
-. ,. Stationery.
/ CORSON & ARMSTRONG;,
NO. SO CAMP STREET,
Respectfully wishing good sevceable
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS,
their LARGE COMPLETE and ENTIRELY NEW STOCK which
they offer reasonable Their
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
being located the building enabled give their special
attention to all orders in their line. To
PAPER
WE ASK ESPECIAL REFERENCE.
oels 9pH coRsoN ARMSTRONG. stntionera 80 camps..
up. McDoNNoLD. WILLIAM STUART.
.McDOnasOId $ Stuart,
lS Mpc AMp '' sr R r. e. ' EFT ,~esa LIZ.
take pleasure in calling the their friends and the public
their well assorted stock of -shn,
BOOTS, SHOES HATS and CAPS,
selected expressly the retail trade, which they will ael at'
This HAT DEPARTMENT i, under immediate charge of
SM H. HASKELL or engaged in the Hat business
at No. 10 Chnrtrcs streot.)
TT Mr. H. would pleased his friends patrons at No.
Is Camp street. McDoNNoLD STUART,
nov1s qph Skaters Row, under City Hotel.
Roots and Shoes. .aa,
The undersigned me- have received within tn.
l. BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
Of description and quality selected with great the
various manufactures Boston, Philadelphia
THIS STOCK IS ONE OF THE LARGEST BEST ASSORTED
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, country merchants and y
dealers would do well call and purchasing
these goods offered prices accommodating terms
To country merchants particularly who contemplate laying
their fall supplies confidently stock
10 call and Examine for themselves
DAVID TAYLOR g. CO.,
o.. Successors of Taylor Rayne)
sepla 2ptf a5 Cusomhause street
II. #. Smith, DENTIST,
IA ST. CHARLES STREET,
octas d&w Corner Of Lafayette So uare.
#. HI. Knapp = 4. Chandler,
DENTAL SURGEONS, Fz
104 Common street,
ee f.ns Of The st. Sh al
81 q s. and J. 3 whole
Ffasass bf re-. =; sef 1:s
sspsstsaR. 10
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THE Hoo TRApE.-The Cincinnati Commercial Of the
18th says: few cold days have given impulse to
business The weather is highly favorable for dri-
wing, well for killing and packing pork and the pro-
ceedings in the pork market sangunary in the
treme The hogs that in in prime ORDER and the
Gales brisk
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LUNCH AT The sHApSs--A tempting List Of good thing,
v easEsd In the lunch bill of kss At the shsa,s TO-DAY
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Day ana Roarding scAool

CONDUCTED
MRS. DIMITRY AND ABLE ASSISTANTS
u The above School has opened IFS TENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
and is now ready TO receive Pupils.
Strict attention pad well the moral training the INTEL
leetua development and physical veal Of the Pupil.
B For terms apply by letter. at the Institute TIyo
CIRCLE BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADES STS ootll 2m2p
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Thanks the clerk of the fleet steamer Reindeer fo
liver fAvors.
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We sse indebted to the clerk Of the steamer Persia
river favorsT s-s..s.l r.! Is. ,r.s
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RN1.gNins-1ArgA
RICH SILKS MOUssELINE DE LANES,
,CASHMERES AND lEMRROIDERIES,
~ just received per steamship City, having
BOUGHT At GREAT SACRIFICES,
they will be sold AT such will RUN once.
NEEDLE WORKED COLLARS-From One Dune to Fifty Cents
HANDSOME BELTS-All colors, at Fifteen Cents
DE LAlNEsFrom Ten Cents up the qualities.
RICH BRocAnE sTLKS-At 81, a. IS and 81 So.
MANTILLAS-Lned. from IS to $50.
CURTAIN GOODS and other great
bargains, SIMPSONS
noyl0 sa Canal s,ycet
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Thompson s .vtrOas,
" FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
opposite City Hotel
81 Are now in receipt of large and varied stock Of
FINE CLOTHING,
manufactured themselves expressly for the RETAIL TRADE and
embracing every varietyof'
OVER COATS; ..
CLOAKS;
FRocK COATS;
DRESS COATS; = Z
PALEToTs;
SAC COATS;
49, PANTALooNs
VESTS.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
OF all the latest and best styles
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALE HosE-of Silk, Men
Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Cotton
sCARFS, CRAyATS, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE AioNNAIES, POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES.
POCKET HANDKERCIEFs-of Silk and White and Bordered
Cambrci
Silk Bingham and Cotton; .
DRESSING RoBESOf Cashmere ousselnc de Lame and Coon
So.
COMBS;
BRUSHES
COAT LINKS;
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.
oetse LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS. spH
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DEMOCRATIC D1NNER.-We find in the Network papers,
full accounts Of the proceedings at grand democratic
festival which off at Tammany Hall the night of
the instant Horatio Seymour the Governor elect of
the State of NewYork John Van Buren, Gen. Dix Capt
Rynders and several other distinguished gentlemen
present. and made speeches Some of the said
to have been excrutatingy rich -.'-f
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Re Opened.
MOI IRIS s. W AY,
CLOTHIERs
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS under City Hotel
Have just opened their recently improved atore their
NEW AND SUPERIOR AssoRTMENToF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
COMMITTING
OVER COATS;
DRESS COATS;
FRoCK COATS;
BUSINESS COATS,
DERBY COATS, etc.
TOGETHER WITH
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
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communication from the Comptroller, notifying the
adjudication of certain contracts then read and
ferred to Committee on Streets and Landings.
Another communication from the officer, contain
ing list of additional contracts read and referred
above. ~
Two letters were received from the Board Aldermen
concurrng certain resolutions passed by the Board
of the other resolutions passed by the upper
Board in which the concurrence of the Assistants
requested -,
A resolution offered to appoint Joint committee
to confer with similar committee the part of the
Board of Aldermen to inquire into the expedency pur-
chasing the charter and assets the Commercial Bank
and njoin the Waterworks from declaring dividend
The resolution authorizing the appointment of the
mittee of four carried and Messrs Place. Watkins
Stevenson and Derbes appointed said committee
resolution prohibiting the sale of oysters the Le
wee between the two markets. in the Second District
then read, but not concurred in.
resolution authorizing the satisfaction of sundry
claims was read and laid upon the table until regu
lar meeting
resolution authorizing the Mayor purchase lot Of
ground for Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company was
ferred to the Finance Committee
resolution authorizing the release of slave of L. u
Gaiennie from prison. was concurred in
resolution requiring the employees of the Muncipali
ties and the city of Lafayette having funds belonging to
the city IN their hands to pay such money to the
treasurer by the first day of January and of
failure structing the Attorney of the city proceed
against the denquents and their amount
OF their respective defalcations, coucurred in.
The resolution originating with the Board of Assistants
authorizing the employment of assistant clerks the Re-
ssraess ocss Of tho First and svsend Districts egs.Ass
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HI HILL, L. H.PLACE, M. NJ COHEN, :
y. J. LUGENBUHL, W. Al LMoRE, JOHN A. WATKINS,
s "A. NJ. HoLBRooK, A. HARRIS, WI. CUSHING.
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FALL AND WINTER VESTS
Of the latest and most beautiful styles Their stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
also being large and they prepared furnish
their friends and the public orally with
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO A GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE.
Being constantly receipt the Latest novelties by every arrival
the North they will maintain, throughout the season,
g.. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
octls 9ptf NORRIS & WAY, under Cty Hotel
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the arrival in that city of nine Mormon mis-
sionaries The Republican says:
In the steamer Ell Paso from the Missouri river. yes
terday number of ctizens of the Territory Utah
being portion of company of about eighty Mormon
Elders who left Salt Lake City the 18th September
Missionaries to various nations of the earth. Among
them 0rson Pratt Of the Twelve Daniel Spen-
GER President of the Stake of Great Salt Lake City
Spencer Chancellor of the University of Dsseret alias
Utah The destination of President Pratt is Washington
City, Daniel Spencer is bound for Liverpool, England
and Orson Berlin the capital of Prussia The
other gentlemen board from Utah, about twenty in
number destined for other nations of earth Sew
era lectures delivered during the passage by Profess
Pratt and BY Rev Mr. Shannon of the University of
the State of Missouri We understand that Professor
paper devoted to the peculiar doctrines and ordinances
the church at Salt Lake
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DAN RIcEs MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE will be seen by
advertisement in another column that Dan Rice's
tensive Museum and Menagere opens the Of st
Charles and Poydras streets tomorrow We have
large portion Of the curioses and the wild animals
feel assured that they will prove interesting to young
old The establishments great novelty in Neworleans
and the price of admission small that should
fail to see The museum and menagerie.
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SEfAaArE PROPOSALS. for furnishing stationary .sa a.
~ executing The printing Of this during asc.I 49,
ending June 1883 will the al AZ
June next Those unaeeompaed BY satisfactory Of An.
ny 10 fuih contracs w, not be considered
An the arclss Of stationery nusI b@ Of be
tsiic lead penci, accompany ill., a
an per schedule and the department e.
such SAMPLES ana the
OF 10 return them, VI It's option. No bid win be
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the '-"NN
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iormy therein the would ma MAKE a.
csoR,
agreeing herewith. lNAN esN H.i -
The printing executed with perfect tyne and an
tho for the dexc The
printing will be furnished by the The dxun
the office ordering designate the kind paper and
type, whether Otherwise, aud the Ausnbcr sheet
All be furnished and work mus. a
qualify and delivered without delay when ordered sna
the satisfaction Of the head Of the office for which are re-
CURED
The department right ordering greater mr.
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service may require.
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@ being given precise description Of IN, M.
qualify OF the kinds Of printing bidders referred
the different offices for specsns Of the general
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I'M the petition Of rhipess Bennett or New York New iofh
" for extension OF gsaated him ON NJ
third 90 Of Ausssa ls for improvement In spperssm for gen
Grating for from the expirson OF said patent
which takes place the third ~ day Of August eighteen hundred
and my two, 1852
Monday, Tho weny-sxth Of July nsns, att O'Clock M and ~
notified appear and show cause, they have
why said petition ought b. granted.
Fersona cpposne the extension required Ne in The P,
Ones their objections, specially forth In writing, II hs
twenty days beirs The day hssras Al testimony Med BY es
be used the said hearing h akcn and unnSe
N With Of the ocs, which will be furnished
ON application.
Republic and Uaion, Washington D. G. Inquirer n
deipha, Express New York city Albany ssats Rsfs
Albany NJ vi Journal, Providence r. and pp
Boe Boston, Mss.-ccce week for weeks PR
(0s) of July nexthe day II hearing
TfIOE. EWBANk,
Commissioner NJ Patents
Editors Of the above papers win pess copy and send '
bin. the rsten' Once with containing this notice.
May 92-IawJw
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IN The petition Order, Of Ithaca New York,
prnyns granted 10 him the 18th
July, Is3 for ~ boilers for steam ensnas,
erpifsson Of said patent which
take. place on the seventeenth day Of July, 1850
II said petition he hoard al tho Patent Once
July, 1852 ~ ~ O'Clock and all
and show they have Why said
tiion ought BIZ granted.
Person. opposing required
ORce oectons specially writing
bere the day Of hearing All testimony hIed by either
the said hearing be taken and transmitted
with rules Of the once, which fnised
piication. .i..s.r ..ssf ss@.N *.
Ordered also that this notice bs published National
rercc Republic and Union Warrington D. CT Inquirer, Ph
sdspsis Psnnsyvans xrge New York Assny State Rsfs
York; and Daily Boz, Boston, MAs~achssetn; once week
r tce successive weeks previous The 9 Of JULY the
day Of hearing
TutH8 THOa EWBANK,
Commissioner 81 Patents.
~ Editors n the above viii copy and send their
bills to the Patent once, with containing his notice
May a-lAy3M
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IIORAE-sHOE ROBINNON, by =. r. Kennedy' w"
III fdvm with astiow Barn +" Price o. 80 800 n,
Legends of Love and Chlvay-The Cavsheu Of Enana'
HeveeFt, nuthor ~ |" Cromwell nc. ....
Journey Iceland snd Trsvess IN sweden and Ne'~r
lsssl by Charlotte rsnmore Coope being vo'ams o.
~ CENT Library. .,.,4pv
For sale by TAYLOR 49, 80,
MAY Bookseller, near PHI street
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board pAnk 10 Inches wide,
pei feet. board measure
can the above elm be ph wase, ol, splits,
shakes, yellow asd Stains, and 10 be sawed 10 fuli
aad even thickness) II
500 cubic (round but peees) nom ~ loo
long inches diameter 10 average 10
nche. diameter bark the middle Of the sticks,
per cubic foot
500 cubic feet yellow lumber ound butt peees from ~
- " To ~ inches diameter 10 aver
10 inches tbs middle OF tbs sucks clear OF
the bark, per cubic foot III. -
inch cedar boards rs TO - feet long
and % 10 inches wide, per M feet, board measure
10 quality red cedar from 10 To - feet long and 10
DO rough squared, from 10 10 inches Estimated al " Gu
bic feet, per cubic foot
CLAss No. 5--Ihekory Baas and Waite .sh Oar Raftsr
quality hickory from feet long and from
10 10 Is inches diameter, per cord
100 white oarr aiters, 10 feet long
do Ia do
10 DO
200 do do Ii do
SO do do do sU4s
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price Tor additional page Of
above four pages estimating At 900 pa9es
Furnished 100 sSco
pask otbsy description NJ pvaupg required broad
side Of the above Paes each broadde 70 be counis one
page
erpre-sy understood that charge De-
allowed The prices bid os printing
and include all coming ncics and extras.
the description print
which properly he called book pamphlet worh"
cut BY special contract
OF quality the different kinds Of they furnish
Ap 29--lswt3dJunc
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On every other description ~ designated above
once ordering II, whether circulars in
stucons warrants forms, returns &c, M specified in tho
hrst paragraph, for
pnrc on sheet per 100 sheets.
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SAvY-YARD, GosPoRr, VIRGINIA.

HAvY-YARD, GosPoRr, VIRGINIA.
KS eEtsr Class No 4,
70 300 cubic feet white stocks per cubic
90 pieces ofwhc oak side 10 H inches ID ~
straight way from 1910 ~ inches, rough
the moulding way-say AGO cubic feet, pei
Rsddsy Stocks.
White oak buu pieces for nlsl fIsstei
Iiecos, length diameter ~ inches siding
heel 10 inches say W. cubic feet, per cubic foot
koI nsi class sloopi -
pieces length "a feet, head 10 niche
heels inctcasay ass cubic cubic foot diagram
be furnished at this navy yard.
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say Ittt, bVAd measure. : ! ! : !
The above A Of butt be Of the beat white
oak They of the full Dimensions The
pin be taken They be sharp
clear OF wane thar when there will
sap God them. a.f ~ Fs.f se o.t.
as@M NAl White OAK Knees
10 knees The body feet In length
sided T. and inches equal proportion OF each siding to be
the above SO
You'd angle OF half Of Them BE-
or within square. TO be furnished by the knee
pieces locust long,
inches the smallest lindsay cubic feet cubic foot
CLASS No a. White Hickory Butts and HaadsPikes.
10 butts, each IA feet in length.
90 do do 10
To be inches in diameter the small end the bark not to be
removed
300 white hickory handspke be feet long and inches
they be quartered TO be clear OIL centre
or pth BY the piece.
While .lsh Our Ratters.
50 raters 10 feet long, per rancr
80 do ~ do do
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The printing Of all kinds including which be required
10 Department
whether the
forms, blanks solid matter loaded, rus
work. figure work. faint ruling lining, ruling
uing whatever title, Description The shall
be usually designated BY ts ONCE rcquas H. ssd
Including folding stitching pnstng &c ON the following DE-
scpcns Of paper, TO wit
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NAvr-YARD, WASHINGTON, u. g.
Glass; Nol.-W White Oas Knee Square and Ir-,g.ore.
50 side inches when finished, 400 ichcs per inch
10 knees to sido "a inchca when finished, CTS do do
100 knees to aide inches when finished, ,I20 do do
~ knees 10 side ~ inches when nnished, $40 do do
"a 10 eide 9 inches dnshed 80 do
length from fcss inches ci inches bodies
in length from to feet in all other accordance with
tire "book OF measurement"
Glass No. a. waite OAK PfarA Stocks
plank 20 Of
rs BY IL remainder
in accordance with the books Of measurement
board wheoAh plank Of this
pl.nk viii be Inches, 1000 ket
10000 feet inches thick the thcksm plank be Of
The lengths In other conform the
"book OF meaaurenca' shove named. ..... ~ -
CLAss No. 3.--Ysiiov r~e Pianh Stocks.
900 cubic yellow pine plank pr
above he % fest nue straight,
l5inchss in thickness, ths oisar 2i inches. With
of inches 70 pieces In Iengt ~ FRET
sided straight - iachc tishno, III inchss the other
with ncises also ~ nj longest
Of the plank straight and
inches tho tnpsnd rsspecn CONFORM
book OF
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they quar,sred 50 a. to be clear o'he centre
White .asa Our Raaen.
50 oar rases 10 foe, long per rascr.
' 'Ss 90 80 1 's % DO 90 90
BY inches ss ,ast and q he Length q the rss
CLASS No. 81 eioU Pine Plank Stocks.
10000 cubic leaf grain, yelowpne plank
stocks BY the cubic foot tU
Frisates Ysiow-Pine spars
main lopmas, sisgsy feet in length parallel diameter is
af"ss continued % 'e' o. sHa q upper emo
hy eight feet in length parallel diameter 49, inches
continued feet Of upper end diameter Of upper end "a
half yards foynne length, and but,
upper end s,. inches sn N,
ss"' ana
half jack yards fee, 10 length and butt d.
b hooms, yhve feet length, diameter II inches ends
Say $500 cubic feet, by the cubic foot.
Yeliow. Pine spnrs Jor sioop fWar
half main Yards i four feet in length diameter and at
yards, any Length, butt. Is
yaId, sixty length,
opsa yards fifty length inches centre,
continued feet of end diameter Of end II
continued TO feet Of upper end diameter Of upper end ~
b booms forty length centre inches,
Say 1890 cubic feet, by the cubic foot.
CLASS No. 4-Ein Plank and Boards.
feet . q ss, long 20 10 inches inches Wide Wide inch ss
5000 feet IS % feet to 10 incl wide inch thick
5000 feet, per feet, board
Cypress Plank and Boords.
600 feet, % long, wide, inches thick
So feet, ss o"g 10 inches Wide mech ,h Sss
500 feet, re- long, 10 mel wide,
so ise, 20 feet long to ~ niche. wide inch thick
1000 feel, long. inches wids inch ihiek
FEET FEET long, 20 inshs. vide .sie.
1909 s feet 70 % n ~sns' wss nss Ssa
sco feet TO 2. ss, long TO 70 inches wide inch thick
10000 Zee, inch 10 feel long and 10 inches wide
and board, 70 be qu,r,ered the edge. be
other defects BY the feet, board
Class No 5-Whhs-a.h Plank and Boards.
u s., 70 - % inches a wss nsss. ,ss
S s y 70 y feet long % 10 nes. Wide " n SeA
5000 feet ss. $. from and
defects, and all under - inches wide to be quaered
~ 900 feet, board measure q inches thick
board TX inches thick 49, 49, and 20 inches
900 feet, board measure, inch thick
This to be susquehsnna No l.
cI4.s No. e.-MaaosarY
1000 bay wood, inches thick
do
aS SSS do do DO inch ,ss, Is, 49, and 20 ueh,, wide
5000 feet, board
An The mahogany obe Of The best quality, NJ feet,
sa,queA0nna Black Walnul
1900 feet, thick, le, 10, and 20 inches wide
900 feet, y inch thick
5000 feet, per NJ feet board
Cherry boards.
su-quehanna black walnut
very best quality per N feet
CLASS No. 7.-Whue Fine Plank and Boards
Known Is No. !, or FIRST quality.
5000 feet, board measure, inches thick
do
so,ocs do DO u do