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supsrstive tonic diSrsto antdysppo and invsOrs.ns
cordis and especially recommended to all residing
Or in tho Southern and Western states de-
mach I'd bowels by the water Of those regions
matte soeisdam sohnSpPs in All those cases Of asipont
chronic inaa%masion govt general debility
been BY the regular medical faculty. universally
members Of the profession and he most emil
nenty successful in svery part of the United
States.
inoomparably superior eeaev of the Aromatic Sche
arises entirely from it's infinitely superior quality and dis
not,e properties. No other Holland gin q equal purity
tie foreign m.riet At any price manufactured By
the proprietor exclusively at Sohiedam in Holland by
process peculiar to his own factory is havoEd and
shoos totanoi variety Of the aromatic italian juniper
Nth II. spurious solvent and thus becomes
gin heretofore known.
The Aromatic sehiedam schn.pps can be obtained in
cases containing each dozen botte either quartz
piats according to order The bottles neatly labelled
and wrapped and each bears the fac smile the
urious.
sale By the principal dru sgss the city and United
States
UDoLPHo WOLFE. Importer, No. % Beaver street.
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tnued for thety days lonser.-Messrs Bartholomew g.
beg esye to to the public that they
nience which the Increase their business requires and
thAt they for this induced to offer for Immediate
ohas,Is Of mourning good, viii readily perceive this is "a
sortment in the city any article In the
ing goods such articles they may need prices
much below the original COST Messrs & W. uld i'm.
press upon the mind the name and number q the
Gopoitsn hstel, between Spring and Prince streets
BARTHOLOMEW g. WEED.
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IS Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, aud

Creeps on in petty psce, from day to day"
The immortal could not have foroiby expresse
the tedousneis Of delay Thofe who have
dsappointment should give their shirts REEF
feet it. is as wice 8 the Union.
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twenty five Cent Dnguerreotyp.s-R.

twenty-five Cent Dnguerreotypes-Rees
Co., the great origin al German picture makers astoHh
the people daily with the nesA pictures in the we'll
eO TO 700 every day rain shine Such improvement
In art has never been known Rooms No ESQ Broadway
Caloric Ship Ericsson -Beautl1ul Daqusr.
reotypes Of this wonderful vessel may be
lection Copies for tale Pictures taken stereoscopio
non inverted coored or plain colored back grounds and
every ETY. 10 Known in The art. MEADE BROTHBRS Ar
lists and In porters 2S Broadway opposite abe Fountain
Holiday PressHts.-Diam0nds, Diamonds,
very low1he subscriber having just received several
voices Of diamonds 10 selling Thorn At much less than
ans usua prices at retail all pure white frat
Diamond Rings. frpm $40 to 800
Pins, from 3l2 TO 81 200 each.
Earrings, from 800 to 800 q pair.
Crosses, from $40 to $3.50 each.
Bracelets, from Slt0 to $3.50
The ruhlic will dud II greatly TO their advantage CALL
pstote purchasing elsewhere. q o. ALLEN,
Importer of Watches and j. welery Who esale and
Retail, 10. IL Wall street, u stairs.
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Lovsts "W.hpens., Omes 114 Chambers

street for changing grey hair 70 its original colour and
curing badness All that in his phlet
the third page headed Read and be convinced true
az 1t has not been refutei in cuar although
tempted and ho ready to prove all his statements when
for Lovets Wnhpene Rice T. Smith, III Broadway; H. H.
Thistle. No. Maiden lane; Boioe Smith, Us Canal
6tr
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EOlian Pianofortes-T. Gilbert & Co.'S
celebrated PiAnortes with and without the Eolian. The
subscriber who the sole in this city for the
these inetrumt MIS- 1.-THE reputation Of which has
% those wissng % purchase cannot fail TO be unsatisfactory
by those other house the city he does
hesitate TO that he buyers
NOT to be found essv here He has constantly hand
extensive assortment Of pianos bargains
berts elegant boudor cottage pianos suitable small
rooms Also meodeons of Princes and Carhart's AXE
Ifolian and other pianos to let. HORACE WATERS,
No. S Broadway corner Of Anthony street. second floor
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The Prize Work done by Singers Sewing
machines and presented the female oompe
tton DO and examined freely and the opera
ton Of the machines be witnessed NJ the ooe No.
Broadway This exhibition costs nothing, and yet
terestng and curious anything In the CITY
Strangers in New York are invited to call.
I. n. SINGER co.
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FashioE able Winter Clothing-Sslling on
to close the stock Al wholesale prices full suit will be
sold for 81 comprising overcoat pants and vsst
Ing party IS to s pants 81 TO S at the cheap
est store in the city. ROLWELL, "a Fulton street.
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Teas-Tho Best Assortment or Fine Vsas
will be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company
l25 Chatham street between Pearl and welt the old
tea in the city We readers
they do better here than elsewhere either Wholesale
or retail. They have no branch store
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Elegance ana Ease Combined In those
ahrts made by Mrs. Van Houten, Ne. SO Mas street.
Why Because they made ientifo and
that at twenyfour hours notice. Send your orders
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DOsT OFFICE, NEW YORK-NOTICE-THE EURO
pean Mails per IT, s. N. 8. Atlantic will close at this
WIN. V. BRADY.P.
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noneb on etreet, seven Two
nsa SS n: =. side e NJ 5
CHARLES W. sANDyoRD. Solicitor.
r cotton, ,AUeTIoSzSERnrsNEy AND SECOND
o'clock 1t the auction rooms BY Beekman street
l.1d furniture I
n1S cur, s1 rsaoS sssa
n aiming aea
svre So Also one second hand panoorte also Ten dozen
black wnInu and ten dozen and cottage chairs;
EIFTH AVENUE LoTs.-AJ BLEEcKER WILL SELL
o,s west side Of he Fifth avsnus composing GO
eHshundTssh Streets .asS y sss inches 'front.' ~ 10
SELL at the time and place, elk ,u lotiadionins the
above Hney ninth street. and other and street
lots in the vicinity.
Vaad.yassr viii sell this day It
salesroon No. wal stree. large assortment Of furnt-
sssss'a
sdss :ns sSl ssb sSnsts Rss
sIs q A's
p M wEsTCoTT. AUcTIoNEER.-xoNDAyM MORN,
~: Ing 70 O'clock at l4s Greenwich avenue, large aud
card centre and pier tasl.s j, wainSs Gothic Ssiosds
IoeieIs gil. mr feather beds Ses. hair mat
srockery sassSaFs cutlery &C., Aa ' A'"'''
WIN wIrrERs AUcrIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
day. At 10 o'clock at is7 Canal street. the stock and
bonnes hosiery gloves hate sk threads pine, needles
also counters osses shelving, sliding cases outside
sssy sS Soss ls ar Bedding siss &s
street. The sale Of this cheap ald valuable
nssy E1shsnss best property
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their stock of extremely low the extra
ordinary demand for them-the day before New Years.
would invite the public to call before purchasng where
The exenive patronage bestowed the Hat Finshers
Union in of the of their produc
tions Hat Fin.shers Union No. II Park row, opposite
Astor House. - -
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RuAyss Miniature Daguszxsseypsa, pus -
ne xaslsA aela leekstA IlAa ring, ksyS sssls q.
Ase ruh and elegant fAaoy OF various stysG IN vel
yek IApisS nAshs, psael Aad torteiss she'll bssuNuy -
I'D. Tor sale 81 hts gallery. 20 Brood Way.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
MER CAMILLE LIBRARY AssoCIATIoN-THE
NA Board Of Lirectisn beg leave 70 snnounoe that
this association on Monday evening tho 10th inst AZ ~
s e P'Rss: h;S %.s Il. si Is s.s
JOINS JOHN f. ? S fAALLssFhE COMMITTEES.
GRAND TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION AT ME.
tEopoiitAn Hall Monday evening, January ~ 1858.
will preside podworth ceebr Band will be In attend
a boeI pro.m - az psSa
TANKANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
DO heS the council chamber u the Wswan ~ on
Saturday evening" the Sab instant at half hour after the
guesed Important matters Will be submitted for consi.
deration Of members Tho sple ada oil painting Of the
n
Manhattan season II LIST moon year of discovery
s6s of ndepedeacs h and of ,he institution the Gih
DRINTERS BAEQUET.-THE NEW YORK TYPO
graphical Society will celebrate the 18th apniyersary
airy IL at ibos rooms Invitations have been extended
TO many literary gentle and prominent OF the
# nn s0s viii be
veal and instrumental music DOdTVrth's Quadrills
in The large assembly reom j. g.
Lsdes' 81 (smpper ncudeal can be had Of any Of the
Society wishing tickets the above would we'll
them this evening LAS the number is lmited
the Library rooms JOIN s.f' GxEzLENpEcK, Chairman
JoHN " FoRaEs, Secretary, At HarIcr Brothers.
At John +. Trow's, 40 Ann street
CArBARINE rERRY.-Two NEW BOATS WILL BE
Instead Of the usual excursion trip friend pro-
pretOrs tender their friends and the public
inst, from ooiock, A. NJ, to 6 r. N.
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vine Ladies' Furnished with the most FASH
ionable the famous halter Of No 123 Fulton
street prepared to supply his fair customers with the
choiest and most description Of urs 81 prices
than any other dealer will sell Thorn
this, and give KNOX an early call
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Rheumatism and Nervous Dsbiiity Cured
by Watts Nervous Antdote. II compst ely helpless
from rheumatism, Influenza and nervous debility. but an
wonderfully restored by Watts antdoe Mrs Nun
son. q First avenue 81 per bottle So Dozen Depot
lO2 NAisau street Sent 70 any parl Of the country
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FteseTVatyo sno beSutier i Without parallel "a tho
nssory Of the toct oth rdA!t It's s,ue It's sp-
pdatcn g ~ surely followed by vigorous iux>
au9 rosgh OF bar e. tie dawn By tho rosy sup
Asnni hotnrea ahd seld BY CIISTAnORO Aatof unnse
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CUpFACE CoNDENsgRs-HAvINa BUILT AND
used a. on. machine shop and foundry, one Of Mil
lrs Surface Condensers foe the last fourteen
prepared orders for budg and putting
said eit high low pressure engines
in and warrant The AGAINST and
contraction Of he Metals md the injurious effects Of oil in
the tubes hch alone has sed the failure eondeers
heretofore used We have also found In the Of
condepes net saving of ~ cent o the fuen he water
being tept and regular Ia ths boilers by tho sondsn
sation fof tho steam In judgment this eondasss to
the perfectiRg of he steam engine. COBB. MASON e.
City.
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Fashionabls Winter Clothing at Reduced
Press-ALFRED NUN ROE CO.. No; AL Broadway. In:
vte purchasers 70 call and examine their Of
clothing for and boys which they offering ~
greatly reduced prices.
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gis from SO 70 80 degrees. the remainder Il
form "A angle from 30 10 lO0--ssy 3.40t
inches per inch
$50 white oak boat knees, from TO inches. Il
average % inches-say 1875 inches, per inch
CLASS No. g.
Vhits Oak Plank
5000 feel board measure, i-inch white oak plank
20 70 50 ieet ia length, per M feet.
5000 feet, board measure, l-inch white oak boards
IS 10 20 fee, in length. per M feet
5000 feet board measure, Pinch white oak boards
per M feet
CLASS No. 4.
White Pias.
5000 cubic ieet irstqualty merchantable white pine
timber, none less than IS fest long, TO aver.
age 40 ieel. to be rough squared, and not less
than l! inches at the top end of the stick,
per cubic foot
5000 Feet board measure clear white pine plank, q
inch, per M feet.
5000 feet, board measure, clear white pine plank H.
inch, per M feet.
5000 Feet board measure clear white pine plank IL
inch, per M feet
$4,000 feet board measure clear white pine boards
inch. per M feet
10000 feet board measure. clear white pine plank,
inch, per M feet
10000 feet board measure, 3inch 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, 2.inch meTchantable white
pine plank, per N feet
5000 feet, board measure, finch merchanable white
pine plank, per NJ feet
20UUU Iec OOh[u measure, l-lnCl meTClantaDle Wllte
pine boards, per M feet
$4,000 feet, board measure, lnch box boards, white
pine, per M feet
1000 1-iach Albany boards, per board
5000 finch Albany plank, per plank
CLASS No. s.
Black Spruce Sp0rs.
Is pieces IS feet long, 70 inches diameter one-third
OF length from butt, top end s inches,
per piece
Is do so feet long, 10 inches diameter one-third
Of length from butt, top end inches,
per piece
Is do as feet long, II inches diameter one-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
to be feet in length to every inch in
diameter; the whole 10 be straight, and
with the bark on, per inch
CLASS No. 6.
Ysllo,D Pine-Mdst and Spar Timber
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Estimated at Is, $50 lineal feet. per lineal foot
The blades to be full one-hrd the length OF The
the handles to be inches long by II inches diameter.
To be tough and straight grained, clear OF knots splits,
strains and other defects and TO be got out sagh fin
ished smooth, and in proper shape, ready Tor use.
CLASS No. 8.
Lignum-ri,c.
tons (of 24o lbs) bes, quality lgnumviia, inches
tons Cof aa4o Ibs) bes,quali,y lgnum.vs, inches
tons (oi aa4o lbs) bes, quality lgnum-v,n 10 inches
diameter. per ton .
To be round and free from shakes, cracks, and all
other defects.
Class No T.
Black Spruce spms.
50 black spruce spars so to 60 feet long, IA inches
diameter in the middle clear OF bark, and inches
diameter at the top end. each.
1000 inches black spruce spars from TO inches
diameter ia the middle, feet in length Tor every
inch in diameter, the diameter at the top end to
be two-thirds OF the middle diameter, per inch.
100 black sprnce polea 20 30 feet long, and from to
inches dla meter in the middle, each.
All the above spars TO have the bark on, and TO he
fresh and sound to be straight free from large knots
and all other defects.
MAYNARD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Class No /.
10000 cubic feet whiteoak plank stock, per cubic
Class No. q.
Wh,s Oak Knees.
400 white oak knees, the ne, siding OF one half Il
be s inches. and the net siding OF the othe
half to be . inches. one half OF the abov'
knees to b. square, one-fourth to form an m
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4 DO 10 DO 70 INCUtb bQuHlt "a IIUH
top ends 10 inches.
The whole to be OF the best long leaf fnegran yell
low pine straight free from sap and knots and all other
defects--say 500 cubic feet, per cubic foot
5000 feet, board measure, 1i-inch yellow
pine plank. per NJ feet
CLASS No. T.
Locust Timber.
$50 cubic feet Ist-quality Long Island locust timber.
in lengths from to ~ feet, to average IA
inches diameter, none less than IL inches, per
cubic foot
CLASS Nos
african Oak
pieces, S feet long, ~ inches square per piece
do do "a do do
CLASS No. o.
Lignum-vio.
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MAYNARD PHILADELPHIA.

MAYNARD PHILADELPHIA
CLASS No. /.
Whik Oak Timber.
ruddsr stocks, % feet long, net diameter at head
"a inches, net siding q, heel 10 inches. per
stock
rudder stocks, "a feet long, net diameter at hsa
Is inches. net siding At heel inches, per stock
so hickory capsan bars rs feet long 81 inches square
at butt. 81 inches square at top end, per bar.
CLAss No. 2.
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'slncsrs Whie Osk for 1restlstrsss.

343 feet. per M feet board measure
The above to be clear OF heart and shakes and to have
square edges.
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Say % Tons OF 2,24U pounds, per ION
CLASS No. 10.
Hickory Bars.
300 rough hickory bars, feet long, al inches
square per piece
IS rough hickory bars. IL feet long, 81 inches
square 90
To be OF split hickory. straight. clear Of knots and
other defects.
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II my bid be accepted desire TO be addressed through
the post Office and the contract TO be sent 10 the
navy agent At -, for execution.
Respectfully, your OBJ serv't, A. B.
To the Chief OF Bureau of Construction. &c.,
Washington, ID. c.
We, the undersigned, residents Of 49,, in the State
OF -, hereby guaranty, in case the foregoing bid Of
-- be accepted, that Che or lhcy) will. within ten
days after the receipt Of the a, the poet Office
designated in said bid, execute the same with good and
sufficient suretes to iurnsh the articles proposed in
formty with the tefms OF the advertisement und which
was made. c. d.
Eff
hereby certify that 10 the best OF my knowledge and
belief, the above named guaranors good and sui-
Gent. G. H., Navy Agent
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
On the envelope transmitting the offer:
"Proposais for Timber"
Class No. =, at The y-yord (asns the yard)
Hr YARD KITTERY, MAINE.
Glass No. Per cubic foot
Ysiiov Pi~A TOR M4ts.
al75 cubic feet of the following dnensions viz per
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MAYNARD GOsPORT. VIRGINIA.

CLASS No. 1.
$4,000 cubic feet white oak plank stocks by cubic foot
so pieces OF promscuous white oak, 10 aide 10 to
IL inches parallel. 10 to ~ feet long straight
one way, rough hewn moulding way --say
about 2.250 cubic feet. by cubic foot
40 pieces OF promsoaous white oak. to side Is TO
Is inches, is to 80 feet long, straight one way,
to curve from Is 10 80 inches rough hewn
the moulding way--say about 1000 cubic feet.
by cubic foot
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Miscellaneous Plank and Boards.
$50 feet, board measure, beach plank, II
inch per M feet
5000 feet, board measure, ll-inch cypress
plank, 20 to 80 feetin length do
5000 feet, board measure, 1-iach cypress
boards, 90 to 30 feet in length do
5000 feet, board measure, finch cypr eM
boards, 30 TO 30 feet IN length do
1000 feet. board measure, l-inch cypress
boards, 40 10 80 feet in length do
1000 feel, board measure, 1-inch, cherry
boards, do
100 feet, board measure, 2-inch maboga-
ny plank do
900 feet, board measure, l.nsh mahogany
boards do
400 feet, board measure, i-inch mahogany
boards do
1000 feet, board measure. l-nch black wal
nut boards do
1000 feet, board measure, lA-nch, black
walnut plank do
5000 feet, board measure, A-inch clear white
cedar boards, IA TO 40 feet long, TO
average Is feet do
5000 feet, board measure, inch clear white
cedar boards, IL 10 20 feet long, to
average 10 feet do
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1000 feet is to 2s feet long, TO 10 inches wide.
inch thick
1000 feet, IS to 20 feet long, to 10 inches wide.
inch thick
1000 feet, ID 10 "a feet long, inches wide, inch
hick-say 5000 feet, by NJ feet, board meas
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Yrds. (sqSrs)
Al cubic feet, piece, SO feet long, 10 inches middle
inches Al both ends
80 cubic feet piece, So feet long, l2i inches middle,
inches At both ends
SO cubic feet, piece, 81 feet long, IL inches middle,
inches at both ends
122 cubic Feet pieces SO feet long, Is inches middle
10 inches at both ends
ass cubic feet pieces 81 feet long l4 inches middle,
inches al both ends
la cubic feet pieces so feet long, Is inches middle,
inches at both ends
H&f Ysrds.
322 cubic feet pieces, 60 feet long, 23i inches square
from butt to middle and IS inches atop end
256 cubic feet pieces 90 feet long. inches square
from butt to middle. and IA inches At top end
9s cubic feet pieces as feet long la inches square
from butt TO middle, and 10 inches STOP end
324 cubic feet, pieces, 50 ee long, 10 inches square
from butt to middle, and IL inches nj top end
220 cubic feet pieces ~ feet long l6i inches square
from butt 10 middle, and II inches at top end
4ss cubic feet pieces SO feet long, Isl inches square
from butt 10 middle. and IL inches at top end
366 cubic feet pieces, As feet long, 16 inches square
from butt 10 middle, and IL inches at top end
To diminish TO top ends in regular curved line.
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Top Gaasnf Mssts.
81 cubic feet piece, Ga feet long, l4} inches square
At butt and middle, and 10 inches square at top
end
So cubic feet piece So feet long, l4j inches square
at butt and middle, and 10 inches square AT top
end
l22 cubic feet, per cubic foo,
All the above spars that taper at the ends must dmn
sh in a regular curved line
CLASS No. 8.
Black Spruce Spars, (irsgh 1000 inches TO average
inch
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CLASS No. IL.
Ak Timber, &c, &c.

$50 cubic feet OF round ash timber per cubic foot
100 white ash oars, Of IL feet in length per oar
faot hopr I'd mn l-lnc boards
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-, 1853.
SR: Tor we) agree furnish and deliver the navy
yard at -, in conformity with the requirements OF
the advertisement by the bureau OF constructions equip
men and repair, OF the 18th May 1885, the several art-
ces Of (timber, lumber &C., the may be)
merated in class No. =, classes No. = and No. = for
that yard, TO wit:
Class No. =.
- cubic feet OF yellow pine plank stocks,
at cts. per cubic foot 8
- cubic feet OF promiscuous yellow pine
timber, al = cts. per cubic foot
CLASS No. =.
- cubic feet OF white oak plank stocks,
at cts per cubic foot
- sided inches of white oak boat knees.
at cts. per sided inch
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and middle. ,apered to IS inches nj top end.
The whole TO be OF the best quality long leaf, fine
grain southern yellow PINE
The mast timber must be got out straight and square
to work to the above sizes.
CLASS No 2.-Psr cubic foot.
Whk Oak,
$4,000 cubic feet white oak plank stocks, per cubic
foot
MAYNARD CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHU-
SETS.
CLASS No. 4,
Whns Oak.
10000 cubic feet whitS oak plank stocks, per cubic
foot.
1000 cubic feet whs oak butt pieces, from 20 10 50
feet long, and from Is 10 ~ inches sqsars u
the middle Of the sticks, equal proportions OIL
the various lengths and mzss, per cubic foot
1000 cubic feet white oak timber, or out square
knees, in lengths from Is to rs feet, 10 be s.det
straight one way from IL TO IS inches, and to
have natural curve or crook the oths'
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MAYNARD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
CLAes NO. 2.
Vh,is Oak Knsss.

400 white oak knees, the act siding OF one half TO
be inches. and the net siding OF the other
half to be inches one half OF the above
knees to b. square, one-fourth to form an an
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De straight.
WiSzen Masts.
els cubic feet g straight psces) 81 feet long, 81
inches square, per cubic foot
Top Mosts.
36e cubic feet pieces 86 feet long, 90 inches square,
between perpendicular lines
1913 cubic feet pieces SO feet long 20 inches square,
between perpendicular lines
1876 cubic feet piece 40 feet long, 30 inches square,
between perpendicular lines
1872 cubic feet pieces 81 feet long, 16 inches square,
between perpendicular lines
534 cubic feet pieces so feet long, l6 inches square,
between perpendicular lines
1913 cubic feet pieces, 46 feet loRg l6 inches square,
between perpendicular lines
81 cubic feet pece AZ feet long. IA inches square,
between perpendicular lines
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between perpendicular lines