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an.Y' VALUABLE MILLING rNorEhih

NULkETTS, FUk SHI't1 p ''''
.aur dr. - ,uiInrI2rI lease that valIdh'c Mh
I'm. P,,,..t Rockets. "wmr. ny thr W. ST.
,,, m I:i ,,s creek go yards linn The "hii rs az
Kn, s,ts has a iali ~ water o - ce' "s 'hi'e'
I,,s, OF a Nil! 80 % lre thee stories !2h
,u. m hrlcs and .soli; mill WhJ % .t no" uren DIS
ia, ,r mil with me alGnea nwciihs rohat'
rmr, stables al! en1 repair plot OF Inc property "
Is, srrn my Office !, . .,. carr, ,s.. bu
III. ,nyr property only valuable nr milling phri w.
Ia IUuniry machine al"p, IL
hnu. Fit tc -i"I wih hat irit expense 1.fsrro
! For fhflhcf ''"'"''"i " ' ". GOBLIN.
81
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SELECT FEMALE SCHOOL,
, II, AlUf,IAI

NEAR HALIFAX COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA
ItNE seun School will the tirsi
September aud continue until the 2h iay OF emlcr
~ Will be taught the usual English branches Ancient anu Modern
i".Lsuases, Mathematics and Music
iERNs.-Pa! able in advance
bnatl ant Tuition in English branches SOL w
Latin, srcck French and Snanish do 90
Music N the Piano Forte 90
uG illness.
OLIVER CRUMP
NE e'ENcss-Rev John Grammer Rev A. Pundexte Hon
,., riohrloy John r. Etmunls. Thos. G. Curnn VIM H.
'k aoa H. Darlington Halifax vrgin, James NJ White
lutte, Va. '''1' 49, w" -
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MARINE J0URNiL.
49, TT .f.,SIT> ISsS

- -ot NlCAMUNU, Auo 7 7 10: 1o90.
Fpnt- -> ARRIVED.
uuc,c., Baltimore.
:, ftede. Chester, New York.
~ ten'vt', urus. Upper Brandon
;, thH'a. ,,ar Appiesarth, Baltimore.
~ M". Nm, ~F brakeman, New York.
" th' .,snosr. Cavendy. New York.
sau':' n'"' SAILED,
.,,,ncc, Jones, Port Wallhall.
81 PROM '," Kelly. Port Wallhail.
~ S"S n'",nn.ylsauia Baymarc, Philadelphia.
>s'H,,i .,I1 Mn,i New York.
x:E Of TIIEHMOMETEH,
!.I>::s E.,i Store, l2l Main Street, Ricihaond, Va
Ei~..I, ,,,ck, A. NJ l2n'clock, M. 5o'clnck, 7. NJ.
Sn 81 81
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SOrIt.i L..

,,.,i,, n,,,,rr ll4t scar .hrL {" "i''' "i"t ~ 90"
~, but arc"un al he hi2h lrh' 80
m," i a.. nnr ,hIr 10 iIu hall w''h "a '''''
r rlr nee al barrels rn" -tili ''cl ana !n,' ,
way , Inv as nu', "wi :" 'itici'? ihihe lI,s
81, ' at ,rttn-r. ll" HIGHEST ihr ~
y nnr,l wirai vii ,art. lnrn'in. =, i''Nt ,,
a5oNr h''' wheat Grn br offered h'"'
which there i-iiy 'r"'t VIVA X ~ HRAZHAl
mr. r,.u,,r distinctly Ia ut'!r'si va. "
~ ,,,rr rr,r .n any arrangement u tui 'l'ii nS'
Hour Il cn'f' ic'' ,,,.r -
lar w., ,,ri. are uuw complies order hrl n',"r W."
~ work sent thankfully received anu i, IN. mon.
ANY >, ,.y.,, small ict,lnS expect n' ~"
-. ,rln,, ar Ella. ". -lr,i lH:diiAhiy tdht'h'
Resi- Fanny Flour a@Iy -" 90 fa"". y n uEsZEAI
I,,Iy. lNj
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d,AHRIaGES -CAitEIh {: ES,-

UNITED STATES MAI. llr,
Lp.ss i;-sLpriy erery Fininy .iitsrnoon al """cE
FuR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK
ny THE ELEGANT SlpEWlIEEL OCEAN
STEAM SHIP ROANOKE
tnvrmy ln'tcr VIII tr I'D.
ready receive day, rhnsdhy ~ lIl.srdIE2
,:LuE nj v receive u AZ Z" Tue loui
u Iu'rlrk r. FrlI the 9 nst 'raviua At o'clock ~ 'r
ne nnn III that day winch hour passengers VII please Dc
"a board. -, ;,.., NJ,
T,rs.Is and h.: Tia secure" "rc south side" BASIN
psscr p to Nurik WI he charged ihr Hre a.
lie II grri Boats ,,..,,.,
IS-Dt
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-rgaIh A.
IoTIrE,s tr lirIun presented :" 't ', - .on.rs
semhIy o Virginia., incorporate Gpn,tr and county
,.,,t Road nm The t,act the old Rciilhd ~
IA IRON, The CITY OF Richmond 10 The Co'shdh' ''h
Hanricn August & ls53--cu
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z:i;'s's;j. sii,s,s,
BY u. II. D:cklHs"n X nE !. AU.rs.

q, H.. ~ 4
aEVEN LIKELY hEGI.uts.-IE.-,'as a. -, ,.'clc.,
- VII! hr sUl.f ilkc. boys
August DIfEiSSnS pI
'aitRaIII'S HOTEL. u ETEESBtEC, w.
- :, r,,,, To BE LET At PUBLIC AuGIGN
D. hh"phl llr !i hay al Angus last III /! o'clock. "
l,rtrE, !lIc well known :nd tong established JAK
"a ~ n Ut rrtcrslir. Va VIII be- leased a. Puic Arc
'"n' y" hhir I"r aud InuI nnuIs isi
y" T. wien VIII h.
'i r
S''r"
~ q" ~ F"i ilaStoru. To he
~ tiirt.-ra t'"h ny Ic TN; ill.,.
.ra'y iurn1sit"d with IL ~ 'nsuiu ard "
The Wc- Hot, ether ury and
-Iicrb hole la
b. erected. The wurkmcn aeaGs naasci upon improve.
Ic M, OF uctn,er
AsarcIin corps admirably drilled Ilnromshy
acquainted with lr ,m!V,t. ~ The
lie lessee VII be required lake these Tor the hla
The hire by Tie late pnprI,'ors
generally ron.,lc,r, rcmar kally iow.
~ "%rTlS uid riIks The rslap smcmt. CSosc
c"hi Probably rciLIn"dl gentleman Ia every respect Ina
~! fitted iur hcir pcciivr yn-is.
d'sH custom both permanent aud transient and has l"n:
"r '''E'd b, The Hotel. the rpr al re Pc
c!shhis Ran Road! and wnin walk the b
irt-u the city.
l' properly well known community
nrii.r description II unnecessary
Tie icrEa which viii be accommodating, viii made
tie day 81 sale.
For further particulars, inquiry be the sc gibel q,
the hg;e. II. FIELD,
WM, HAWTHORN.
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--IV0OD1y HOUSE, ThuNToS, - IN.
.,,tE sn. n,r has recently made extensive yl.
iioe and NJ, whole establishment ~ "rr Of II,
o,,-u,l lfh August Tor cntr 49,,
s.r. ami by wrcs. month q" year ,, viii he
auL patronage @"ut.a',l t''i. los ~ WOODWARD
TX % afford satisfaction 80
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I'D FOR SALE.

fNur LAM FUR
"sciihef inicrs TO Western virginia. offers
~" - i'icI OF land which he now resides. called
s !Er4 ABOVE Googhl4n Court Iiouse, on the waters OF
l. = 'rs Sai Tract 752 acres by recent sur
S 'u.di"ss consist IiIse and convenient dwelling
ivy Darn ahd liTrans Machine, nearly new besides
,.o .eE hn' oh 'afn 1irre ale s,nr ihry or forty
,,,., N '"rh lds abundance wund land T5
,.,r @ "hEi produces tue Tobacco The sUbsc riber
as 's ~ shaving lte FLun Ia ANY wishing 10 pur.
'"rii,on vii, be furnished b. a,re the sub
R., ain SAMUEL u. IEAkE.
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WILLIAMSBURG MILITARY SCHOOL.
W. j MuKItlSSE1T V.
w. Y. PEYTON, A. b.. \fhiScilALS'
rIlIIE this nsti;Ioa .i omen an the first
October meSI Thor"nsh nsIf'c,,u given j" tic
Greek Latin and Frcnc languages, an entire course m Ma
and the Natural SccrccS. acuIas, the
Principals
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
REV. JOHN T. McGtlRl RECTOR
re- HE session r this Institution m Wr,nrs
day the liIoi Srdcmhrr The course study rll AMI
comprehensive embracing aii Tie branches classical and MT
llrnalica r,lurain
TERMS-s2i per cHs'"" ut 10 months payable rem An""iI'S
10 advance.
Modern Language, Drh"ing, 40 at VIA rharacs
o the Rector y % rrn'"tn srIhn,, Fa,r.N cnIiy Va
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,v,n, RICHMOND COLLEGE.
WE next session will commence the Is Of october
the iat day OF July following
FACULTY,
Science - '''''' "''' ''''Soo ~
GsoRoE E DABsEr Professor Latin aud French Lane ia
res ~ ~ '"N 1
II. CHRISTIAN, Professor Greek Lanru,.. and ;t.r ,u,.
l.. TURNER NJ. Proessnr Matle,a,, cs AMI Ir,no,y
BRNNEr PuRYEAn A. Prueasnr CHEMISTRY i Mar,.l phi
osophy
For Of study see Clalnsurs which will r GENT
on application 10 the President Of he COLLEGE " " 80
EXPENSES
including fuel, rent, hrdinr servants
atte,uiance. sgI IN
TuIlun alone,
One.thru Of which will BIZ strictly required viz ON
October the first january, and the hr Of April
Washing, towels Al d lights extra.
No deductions potrace sickness student
allowed 10 leave College the end oil The session. except
be judged OF by the Faculty Aug -c~tlstnci
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gi lEitInn wI the II "i
,rIol.r an. tie iih: al Ln.y iilua
TERNS-Fnr boar an iocIu!ug r.cy s-,
e. RI rc nirns slo .ans nCrner 1T and 10
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il'i"i Ia remove the South, Offer for sale the
liz ' h' which nov reside. lying m the county ui CT.
.! r., "''e ti" Bu@lius Green miles nom The Rich
st. !, s'h"ig RAN Road, and miles from the Kappa
't, ia'' tact contains about 7UU There
~ 4crs - Get by ~, am OF the houses necessary
y. lou "i large family. About 400 acres OF this
~ -, "h IA goa! state mn! The remain.
l.. ;e 81 which $50 acres i The maiden growth
.. ,.' .S -, ~ = s% ,,., "i he accommodating
tl.' 4. mink Il Unnecessary give minute de
'1- NE a. Wishing :" purchase will undoubtedly visit and
Aires ''''' "',IcL They are Invited ,n,,n
= -ru,, ANTHONY THORNTON,
(.rcpu Va
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RIDGWAY SCHOOL.
reNfiE Of my School will begin on The 10Th August
l. 1873, the last Friday Of June, ls'i There WI tie
Christmas The expenses OF whole
including all charges for Tuition Board Lodging washing
Fuel Lights, s2;N pupil is engaged Tor less man
whole session. charge the he attends ut the rate I" s->
month.
MY whole time aud devoted TO the school nasc
two Assistant Teachers, Mr.. W. Bronaug and Mr. l. A. Mo
whose qualifications have the amies assurance irce a
French Gsrnn Italian Mathematics and The rulmeHs Of 1en
isy anu Natural Philosophy and all the branches OF are
June 7-ctf FRANKLIN MINOR.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
fEE subscriber will his school Sd Of October at The rs
of Mr. D. Shelton The usual English
branches Latin Greek Fesch Spanish and the lower branches
Mathematics, will be taught. .
TERMs-Boad including washing fuel &C., 800; tuition $50
paya half the other half March M 1854 No
deduction Of proacted sickness
Aug 4-c4w' n. REAH. Gum Spring, Louisa County.
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Mn ~ riE CnAkLES CITY ISOAD. SEVEN
H. ,u,n~' ,''> hELoW RICHMOND. FOR SALE
lhu,. are authorized 10 self the farm un wbic h MIR
luu,. !"s '% resides. situated the old Charles CITY
4,,,, II. shout miles below Richmond Tn, rcI con
lnb.r 81 which GJ ale cleared the taIanc, m wood
"a Tor m.rr. 'ehs though not spacious, yet large
Their " Va. last lew years the present crol. will
''''h orchard On the place. For terms auuy
I! |? c2lSlm GODDIN & APPERSON
70 do Tso m AiaaniIne candles. 60 do pure Sperm
g ~ $50" U" Tor sale BY
<. II. SIMMER, CsryS
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"a EtES LIKELY sEGI.ut.s.-II =, 'ay. A. -. crc.l
- WIN hr iihcs
august l. X. u DICKINSON BRO. aurra
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no MILITARY r.,f,,,,,r

rINiiE srrI"s al gentleman raI- OF .I,ns the students
EXctrrrs IIai
luiIcidl Charlotte iii - MirN cnty Md lie would la
pIuy" six lnns per day hon September May n rurs
rer day May tai i.rst
genenan"t Correct m"ai taI,s aml raIalc al commanding
tbs students, would iE!
The salary offered * sl Nnhr rnt n.t ,yrr sI30
Applicants invited address ID ,rnwnc Washington,
D. a. Gaze q" d. JAY bf"i u u i" Il
character caIacity AMI habits August Which
Iirc,a aioYr. I-tiIwSc2~
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rENE subscriber respectfully rrdrts HI. services 10 the
L. Richmond Teacher % Plan, :na ,,I Vocal Mn.lr
Instruction IN both OF these barc be siycn upon the most
approved European method aud every mad. "
rough proficiency on The part OF pupils entrusted 10
lls permitted 10 refer 10 The following srreren Rev T. '.
Woodhouse with whom orders for him may he left
ClIALES l.. PETICnIAS
Aug. 5-c2aw,ijrSept Professor oi Music
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FORM OF AN OFFER FOR TIMBER, LUMBER, &c,
SIR Cor WEI agrse to furnish and deliver at the navy
yard at -, in conformity with the requirements of
the advertisement by the bureau Of construction, equip
nent, and repair, of the 18th May 1853, the several ar
Giles OF Climber, lumber &C., the case may be) emu
merated in class No. or classes No and No - for
that yard TO wit:
CLASS No. -.
- cubic feet OF yellow pine plank stocks,
at cts per cubic foot
- cubic feet of promiscuous yellow pine
timber at - cts. per cubic foot
CLASS No. -.
- cubic feet of white oak plank stocks,
at Cts. per cubic foot 5
- sided inches of white oak boat knees,
at cts. per sided inch
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other detects
CLASS No. II.
Ash Timber, &c., &c.
$50 cubic feet of round ash timber per cubic foot
100 wbts-ash oars, OF II feet in length per oar
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s Z ess s sE 3 i n is s,s:;d; 81: s
essf &. inches. Rss iaehar.Se rg1
IS, S. average 5laskes--say 1919 inches, psrinch.
sa - ~ 2: laa CLIss Nh. g. ~ s '9Sas,5
q '' - s gl White Oak Piask so los ss So sra
5000 feet board measure, ilsinch white oak plank,
20 to IS feet in length, Per NJ feet
5000 feet. board measure, 1-inch white oak boards,
10 10 rs feet in length, per M feet.
5000 feet board measure 2-inch white oak boards,
per M feet A'' = t-
CLASS No. A. si.r5soe.a s.-sG
tms White Pine. go. {. s -
5000 cubic feet frst-quality merchanabIe white pine
timber, none less than IS feet long, to aver.
age As feet, TO be rough squared, and not less
than Il inches at the top end of the stick,
per cubic foot
5000 feet board measure, clear white pae plank. q
inch, per M feet. s'8sFte s1
5000 feet. board measure, clear white pine plank, It.
.rrtist inch, per NJ feet. s e7 3-7-
5000 feet board measure clear white pine plank, IT.
inch, per M feet
feet board measure, clear white pine boards, l.
inch, per M feet
10000 feet, board measure, clear white pine plank,
30 900 feet board measure anch white pine plank, in
length from 20 TO 80 feet. to average rs feet,
not less than IL inches wide, per NJ feet
1000 feet, board measure. 2inch mechantable white
81 pine plank, per M feet
5000 feet, board measure 1a-inch merchanabe white
pine plank, per NJ feet
Is 900 feet board measure 1inch merchantable white
pine boards, per M feet
5000 feet, board measure, 1inch box boards white
pine, per M feet
1000 1-nch Albany boards, per board
5000 t-inch Albany plank, per plank
CLASS No. S.
Black Spruce Spars.
Is pieces SIS feet long, IL inches diameter one third
of length from butt, top end s inches,
per piece
Is do so feet long, IL inches diameter one-third
of length from butt, top end inches,
per piece
Is do as feet long, IL inches diameter oAe-third
of length from but, top end inches,
per piece
Is do as feet long, 10 inches diameter one-third
of length from butt top end inches,
per piece
1000 inches from to 81 inches, 10 average inches
10 be feet in length TO every inch in
diameter; the whole to be straight, and
with the bark on, per inch
Glass No. 6.
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NAVY. YARD GosPoRT, VIRGINIA.

$4,000 cubic feet while oak plank stocks by cubic foot
SO pieces OF promiscuoas white oak, 10 side Is to
Is inches parallel, le to "a feet long, straight
one way, rough hewn moulding way-Say
about 1880 cubic feet, by cubic foot
40 pieces OF promscuoUs white oak, to side Is to
Is inches, Is to 80 feet long, straight one way,
10 curve from Is to 80 inches rough hswn
the moulding way-say about 1000 cubic feet.
by cubic foot
White Oak Butt Cuts.
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CVpfeSS PUNK ana bodTOs
1000 feet % feet long, 10 inches wide, Ii zach
thick
5000 feet, IS to "a feet long, 10 10 inches wide,
inch thick
1900 feet IS to a feet long, to 10 inches wide
inch thick
5000 feet, is "a feet long, 10 10 inches wide,
inch thick
1900 feet, 16 to "a feet long, inches wide, inch
thick
1000 feet Is to Is feet long, 10 to IA inches wide
inch thick
10000 feet of inch, usual breadths
All under IL inches to be quartered plank-say $4,000
eet, by M feet, board measure.
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For Cress zeesas trooksd psaak)
10. ,isass Ainshplanks 5renue asao iachss wide. u
s9reatA long. per pieeeilsf ssa: - asgea...s. ~
@ 3piaoes inch plaak, from IA To- Is inches wide,
az feet long, per piece q s ess -, $3.50
! IL feet long ,nes piece II ssxsz sela hsaI 90 81
eoI pieces 4i-inch plank, 30 inches wide, 10 feel
long, per piece asa ~.
The above to be clear of heart and shakes, and to
have from 8 to inches crook, (fair sweep.) ~
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CLASS No. 6.
Yellow Pine-Mast and Spar Timber.

do 73 do % inches square at n feet from butt,
top ends 10 inches.
The whole to be of the best long leaf 6ne-grain yell
Pine, straight free from sap and knots and all other
lefecis-say 6,979 cubic feet, per cubic foot
5000 feet, board measure. Inch yellow
pine plank. per M feet
CLASS No. 7.
Locust Timber.
$50 cubic feet 6rs-quality Long Island locust timber
in lengths from to IL feet, to average IA
inches diameter, none less than IL inches per
cubic foot
CLASS No. 8.
african Oak
2 pieces, feet long, % inches square per piece
2 do do "a do do
CLASS No. g.
Lignum-uifG.
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Yards (sQuare.)
Al cubic feet piece SO feet long, 13 inches middle,
inches at both ends
80 cubic feet, piece Sc feet long, lat inches middle,
8 inches at both ends
SO cubic feet piece, 81 feet long, IL inches middle,
s inches at both ends
1872 cubic feet pieces, 50 feet long, Is inches middle
10 inches at both ends
2ss cubic feet pieces, 81 feet long la inches middle,
inches at both ends
144 cubic feet pieces so feet long, 3 inches middle,
8 inches at both ends
Half Yards.
1872 cubic feet pieces 66 feet long, 23 inches square
from butt to middle, and Is inches atop end
256 cubic feet pieces 90 feet long. 2 inches square
from butt to middle, and IA inches at top end
90 cubic feet pieces 4s feet long, 14a inches square
from butt 10 middle, and 10 inches atop end
324 cubic feet pieces 50 feet long, 10 inches square
from butt to middle, and IL inches at top end
220 cubic feet pieces, Al feet long, 16s inches square
from butt to middle, and II inches at top end
1856 cubic feet pieces, So feet long, 1871 inches square
from butt to middle, and 10 inches at top end
1866 cubic feet, pieces 4S feet long, 6 inches square
from butt to middle, and II inches at top end
To diminish to top ends in regular curved line
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8 ,440 cubic feet, per cubic foot
The above to be clear of sap three edges and to
be straight.
M;zzen Mass
615 cubic feet e straight psces) 81 feet long, 81
inches square. per cubic foot
Top MasB.
3e6 cubic feet Pieces 66 feet long, 90 inches square,
between perpendicular lines
32S cubic feet pieces, SO feet long, 20 inches square,
between perpendicular lines
1876 cubic feet piece 40 feet long. 90 inches square.
between perpendicular lines
1872 cubic feet pieces 81 feet long, IL inches square,
between perpendicular lines
534 cubic feet pieces SO feet long, Is inches square,
between perpendicular lines
3as cubic feet pieces 4e feet long, 16 inches square,
between perpendicular lines
81 cubic feet, piece AZ feet long, 14t inches square,
between perpendicular lines
cubic feet, pieces, 80 feet long, 12 inches square,
between perpendicular lines
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All to be 81 inches square at the loom and the blade
inches wide II inches thick the end free from knots
pb shakes other defec,s-say 1880 neal feet by
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Estimated at Is $50 lineaI feet per lineal foot
The blades to be full onethird the length of the oars
The handles be inches long by IA inches diameter.
To be tough and straight grained clear of knots, splits,
strains and other defects and TO be got straight fin.
shed smooth and in proper shape, ready for use.
CLASS No. g.
Lignum-rie.
tons of 224O lbs best quality lgnum-vite, inches
S tons (of 224o lbs) bestquay lignum-vite, inches
tons of 224o bs) besquality lgnumvit@, 10 inches
diameter, per ton.
To be round and free from shakes, cracks, and all
other defects
CLASS No. 7.
Black Spruce Spars 4...ss -
so black spruce spars so TO 60 feet long, 10 inches
diameter IN the middle clear of bark, and s inches
diameter at the top end, each. -eal
1000 inches black spruce spars from 10 inches
diameter in the middle, feet in length Tor eyery
inch in diameter, the diameter at the top end to
be two-thirds of the middle diameter per inch
100 black spruce poles 30 10 80 feet long, and from to
cas- 4 inches diameter in the middle, EACH
All the above spars 10 have the bark on, and to be
fresh cut snd sound to be straight free from large knots
and all other defects :
: MAYNARD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
~ CLASS No /.
White Oak
10000 cubic feet white plank stock, per cubic
White Oak Knees
400 white oak knees the net siding of one half to
be inches, and the net siding OF the other
half to be . inches; one,hal OF the above
knees to hs square, one-fourth to form an an
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Say % tons OF 2,24O pounds, per ton
Glass No. 10.
Hickory Bars
300 rough hickory bars, 6 feet long, "a inches
square per piece
rs rough hickory bars. IL feet long, ST inches
SQUARE do
To be OF split hickory. straight, clear of knots and
other defects
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and middle, tapered to Is inches at top end.
The whole to be OF the best quality long leaf, fne
grain southern yellow pine.
The mast timber must be got out straight and squar'
to work 10 the above Sizes
-n Glass No. 2.-Psr cubic foot cd
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CLASS No. 3.
'usc..ehsnns or Upland Wh;fe o.

The above to be clear OF heart and shakes and to have
g uare edges i'.a3 - io 80 5a
500 board feet, Of 2-inches oak plank
500 do of II do - do ISL
500 do OF DO oak boards
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..74e cubic feet. per cubic foot.

2.74e cubic feet. per cubic foot.
Top Gallant Masts.
81 cubic feet piece, 81 feet long, al inches square
at butt and middle, and 10 inches square at top
end
So cubic feet, piece, So feet long, 14I inches square
at butt and middle, and 10 inches square at top
end
1872 cubic feet, per cubic foot
All the above spars that taper at the ends must dimn-
ish in regular curved ine
CLASS No. 6.
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Dels,oare Wh,te Oak for TTestletrses.

3,43 feet, per M feet, board measure asag ,sge
The above TO be clear of heart and shakes and to have
square edges. 50 assotfl
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CONGRESS-THURsDAY.

SENATE.-A message was received from the
A'eesident, informing Congress OF the Ieiusa
OF the Indians remaining in Florida to mi CRATE
10 the country assigned to them west Of the
mississippi.
The Chair laid before the Senate the annual
report of the Secretary of the Treasury On the
state Of the finances; also, report of the Sc.
-r>setary OF the Interior in relation to the expen
futures in running the boundary lines between
Ghe United States and Mexico.
The credentials of Hon. Benjamin Fitzpa.
trick, appointed by the Governor Of Alabama
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
zion of Hon. William Il. King, were presented;
and iIe was qualified, and took his seat.
The Sehate proceeded TO consider the Paci-
&c Railroad Bill and after a long debate, ii
sSas postponed Until TO morrow; and the Sc
Gate went into executive session, shortly after
= which they adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.-Th morn
sng hour was deyot TO the further considera.
600 OF The New York Mint Bill Mr.. rncker
addressing The House against it, and Messrs.
Briggs and Seymour Of New York, in its IA
vGr. At The expiration Of the morning hour
tie House passed TO the consideration of busi-
ness on the Speakers table; and while so en-
gagged various executive and executive de-
3artment communications were laid before the
House, and disposed of; among these was the
Secretary Of the Treasury annual commerce
aud nav igation report, and message from the
President in answer to call of he House re-
iative 10 the proceedings of the Spanish Go
seynment in the matter of the capture of the
hrSg Georgiana and the barque Susan Loud
ffse hill TO prohibit public executions in the
District Of Columbia, and some others, were
also passed during the days proceedings.