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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-27
NELSON WALKER.
THOMAS HODGE
HODGE n WALKER.
BARRIERS, Hair-Drassers, &c,

No. l3 CeIar street
"AVE opened their establishment and offer to their
customers and the public in general inducements
er before offered in this city. Hayng newly fitted up
house we feel confident that all WHO give a call viii
leave well satisfied In addition to Brberng HairDress
ing &C. have large commodious and neatly furnished
Bath Rooms These the finest in the city, and
convenience and comfort cannot be surpassed in The
trv While passing gentlemen and patrons just step in
and see with what magic make the hair N and what
a saluary effect pure water has upon weaied and
cotts body aug3-u
ITO ALLWHOM II NAY CONCERN. THE
undersigned hereby gives notice that whereas on the
10th dav of December 1915 there was issued by the Com
rnonweath of Virginia, Military Land Warrant No $780,
for 400 acres of Land Peter Booth and Mra Porch the
heirs or legal representatives Of Michael Booh deceased
late Sergeant of the COnnel line OF Virginia for
vices rendered Sergeant during the Wa in said COnt
mental line which said Warrant lost mislaid and
whereas on the 2oh day OF October, S4 duplicate War
rant was issued said minors, which said duplicate has
also been lost nisad and where's the m day Of No
vember 1855 another duplicate Warrant sued to said
minors now therefore publish that viii make appica-
ton TO the General Land Office at Washington for Scrip,
to be issued the only surviving heir oi the said
Nichea Booth deceased, under act Of Congress entitled
An act making further pTo!sons for the faction OF
Virginia Land Warrants, approved August 3l-, 1852.
vl5-tri w3ms. MAEihA \ PORCH
,-sy" The Washington EniOr will publish TIE above
three months send paper and account TO tins office.
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL LHOUSE.-Establisbed Is
wears ago by Or. KINKELIN. The oldest, surest and
best hand TO cure all forms of secret diseases the skn and
solitary habits of youth, is DIR. KlNkELIN n. W. corner
of Third and Union streets between Spruce and Pine
and half squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia.
Take Particular NOtice.-lhere is habit which
boys teach each other al the academy or college, habit m
duged in when by themselves In solitude growing up win
the bov to manhood and which, if not abandoned m due
time not only hegets serious obstacles TO marlmnia hap
pness but gives 10 series OF pfotracted sdous and
devastating affections Few of those who indulge IN tins
perncous practice OF the consequences until they
nd the nervous system is shattered feel strange and
countabe feelings vague fears in the mind. The indvdua
becomes feeble be unable to labor with accustomed vg
or apply his mind TO STUDY hs step ardy and weak
he is dull and rresoute the counenance Is downcs the
ewes without natural us tre shamefaceness is apparent
7HcSs are symptoms 1chicb Sk9ut degaken the attention OF
those similarly afflicted.
victim be conscious of the cause of his decay and
having renquished the odous practice, he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions which weaken and shame
him. producing mental and physical prostraon If he
emancpae himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter matrimOny, his marriage unfruItfu and his
senses tell him that this caused BY his early oles
Too many think they will hug The secret to their own
hearts and cure themselves Alas how often is this fatal
delus0n and how apromislng youth who might have
been ornament to society," has faded FROM the earih
Young Men Let no false mOdesty deter you from
making your case known who from education and
spectabty can alone beend you He who places himself
under DR. KINKELiNS treatment may relgiousy confde
his honor gentleman and IN whose bosom VIII be Tor
ever locked the secret Of the patient.
Country Notwithstanding ii inconvenient 10 make
personal application can by stating their explicitly to
geher with all their symptoms per letter post paid have
forwarded to them chest containing Dr. ks medicines
appropriated accordingly, and be cured at home
Structures of the ueiha weakness and constitutional de-
blty promptly cured, and full vgor restored All letters
post pad.
** remittance Of 25 cents in letter. post pad, ad
dressed TO Dr. Kinken Philadelphia, viii secure bis Dook
on the Secret Infrmities of Youth sePA-"D
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yI>HIss Is TO CERTIFY THAT DIR. f.
THOMAS, A. Union street, cured me Of most obstin
sts and dangerous FISTULA without the of the knife
IL has remained sound for the last nine months Some OF
the profession thought unsafe to operateon it, and
nsuy others tried but fasd. be found at
the VerandRh Hotel jsnS-.lml w D. SNYDER:
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANy-CAPITAL $3.50, ,000
OFFICE on the North side oflhe Public Square midway
between the Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
They will make Houses and Goods Of every de
scrptOn against fire; Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river the Cargo Of Reel Boats and
other crafts and vessels and other cgoe
the usual terms. JOHN NJ HILL, President.
JOSEPH NAULx, Secretary.
DIRKCT0Rs.-ilex Allison, John HILL F Fcgg G. NJ
Fogg James Correy Jno NJ Bass, Joseph Woods, Samuel
Seay, Matthew Watson j J White, Jacob McGavock
ianl
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE o.
The subscriber offers for sale his residence, sltu- Hi
ated about miles from Nashville, on the Murtrees
horo Turnnike Ii cusss of about 60 acres onehaf in
high state Of cultivation the balance woodland three never
falling Spinls; an extensive Orchard containing great va
rey ochoce rurees with commodious dwelling and ont
bonses further description is unnecessary, those de
sirous 10 purchase can call and examine FOR themselves
One-third CASA snG credit OF one and two years
on the balance uot sold privately before the 18th inst
the premises will be offered public sale at The Courthouse
Ou that day nov5--tt . D. NSi'AI'S'
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BUILDING LOIS FOR SALE.

OK LOTS on College Hl finely located Nos 53, g. 50,
&c. 81 and 39 Each lot fronts % feet Cherry street
and runs back 162 feet To Hume street. ..-
ALSO-Nine BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS in West
Nashville Nos 80 and 80 front Broad street, Nos lOl
lO2 1O4 and l26 on McGavock eet Nos 4S ia and 76
Demumbrane street. bargain can be had by making
early application to w BROWN,
ianl2 Real Estate Agent.
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.
ONFRONT NEAR BROAD STREET
THE Subscriber respectfully returns his n
a thanks to the public for past favOrs, and So
3 lcits continuance of patronage in the above lA
Zessaline also Aesss~
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING.
Together with every description of Meta Tunings Metal
ic Packings Balbit Meta. and Castings.
Soda Founts Generators Ale Pumps and Pumps OF eve
nv description manufactured TO ORDER repaired at short
notice.
Cash will be paid all times for old copper and brass
iune22-lY y NOLL.
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r.IIOR,S NOTICE.-WAS COMMIT =.

81 ted to Jail in Hardin County IN November last X
a negro man who calls his name THOMAS, and ~
that he belongs James jones' negro trailer who buOg
him in Virginia from John Hardy and that he got away
from Jones in Alabama. Thomas Is about feet 10
inches hh 80 years Old weighs los pouAds dark
color The owner or owners are notified 10 forward
prove property pay charges and take said away
he will be dealt with rs the law directs.
JAMES G. HAMILTON,
jsn5.-w3t--printers fee 81 Jailor Hardin County
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XTALUAnLE DWELLING HOUSE For

v SALE-The undersigned offers for sale has residence
pSurug or Church Street with the furniture desired
r. c. FOSTER, Cd.
Orin nv absence 10 G. NJ. FOGG.
unal -
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E'RESH ARHIF AIS.-<UU IIHDS1 SUOfH'
L all grades;
100 barrels of MOasses;
100 half barrels OF Molasses;
tierces of Rice;
packages of Mackerei;
90 packages of CranberTes;
$50 packages of Raisins;
0bags OF Almonds;
90 casks OF Porter and Ale;
90 coils of Manila Rope;
so packages Market, Clothes and Covered Baskets;
100 packages Buckets Tubs, Pails &c;
90 barrels Pecans. Fnberts and Cream Nuts;
90 packages Cogniac Brandy;
lOpackages MADEIRA and Cherry Wines;
40 packages Port and Malaga Wines;
70 600 superior Havana Cigars;
500 Demijohns; $4,000 COrks. -
For sale by lianl2I EDWARDS HAkklS'
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JOHN RDs0N,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,

No E2 CEDAR STRERT
JNTOULD respectfully inform all who have any use
w for the services of Barber ths he has at thus time
in his employ number of the best and most experienced
operators that ever handled psir OF shears IN
Nashville His shopis fitted up neatly and gentlemen may
always confidently rely upon prompt attention and conior
table shaving He hopes continue 10 receive liberal
share of encouragement from intelligent public that
knows how 10 discriminate between "gIt and gold Ger
dusted" aug II
NEW ARRANGEMENF- The uIuers gueu
ing purchased of J. NJ. SMITH his entire stock IN
trade intend carrying in all its various branches, and
solicit from friends and the customers of the house
liberal share of their custom.
dec6-3m MCCLURE 4 MOORE.
,NTOV ES.N have hand, and Will receive large
- additions in d few DAYS, splendid assortment OF
stoves of every DESCRIPTION and will sell them good
FERNS as any house in c,ty.
dec6 McCLJRE& MOORE,
No 10 Broadw ay, formerly occupied by J. NJ. Smith.
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AFFLICTED READ!

CUM DROPS-A SUPPLY OF GUM ARABIC
" Drops. Received this day. JOHN NlAON. .
ianlh
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AEGESHA, Ga.

TINE above HOTEL is open for the reception Of IA
Il PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT BOARDkRS Ii-4l
This long established and wellknOwn House has under
scae thorough alteration throughout and furnished with
lew and fashionable FURNITURE.
The ABLE will always be supplied with the BEST the
market affords aud the Proprietor trusts bv systematic
course both with and the regulations of the house
generally he viii be enabled TO give entire satisfaction to
those that may favor hun with their PatrOnagee.
an2g-1ytrw JNO NHefElIAo
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TYRANNY AND WINES,

DRANDY AND VINES
ID y Pipe fine old Brandy
| Holland Gin;
Cask Sherry Wine;
Il Malaga
bbls pure sweet
janl4 STEVENS GIBSON.
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VSOR SALE.-A large BRICK HOUSE with rooms,
II &C. No 20 Vine street. between Church and Broad
Apply at No 6S Cherry street. to X. W. BROWN,
ianI2 Agent.
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7 AND WARRANTS We are buying and paving
sons AT i5pc having warrants sell by sending TO us
nv mail or otherwise Ilay depend getting the highest
prices at winch they are selling he time IN Nashville and
the cash remitted or paid 10 order w ,.,r 90
july2l y r.itI ~ EA q w
NIANFEEPIECES AND OTHER MARBLE
vi WORK at l:oduced IIcrS-iUGH Henderson,
praoo<es to sell Mar6ie Mantle Pieces Monuments and
variety Of other work Of fne ITALIAN, EGYPTIAN AND
A ERICAN MARBLE at reduced prices noy29-d
NTOTICE.-IF WILLIAM MAYNURD,
~ native ot Brester the county of Oxford Old Eng
land and some time since residing IN nashville Iennes
see will correspond with his friends in England, he Will
hear of something 10 his great advantage, or TO
WILLIAM BURNETT.
decsN-6tw kingsville, Canada West
DARK AND LEAV VE3S.---I wish 10 purchase with
ID cash. alarge quantity of Chestnut Oak Bark ana hos
make Leaves ior Tanning purposes. Apply to J. g. Moore
corner of Union and Market streets.
juiy27 If FRBDki'h RUTH.
DRICK yELLINt! HOUSE FOR RENT
ID The Brick House. No. Cherry street. lately occupied
by Gen $. r Anderson will be rented TO good tenant,
for the year 1854. Apply to RAMAGE& CHI kCH,
decSl AZ College street
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Come one Come all This Rock shall fly
From its firm base as soon as IL!

Come Come all This Rock shall fly
From its firm base soon as y!
FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1853
TIVE subscriber respectfully to the denlzens of
Nashville aud surrounding country that he has
hand and receiving additions daily, large stock OF Gents
FASHIONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING, for Fall
and Winter wear.
Among which May be found: Fine Black and Blue Cloth
Cloa Spanish do Opera and Congress Coats Double do,
Black Blue Brown and Olive Over Coats Sack Paleots,
Box FrOck and Dress Coats Business do ana other styles
and eolOrs tOonumerous to mention.
Pants and Vests OF style and COLOR to suit the most
fastduOus.
Likewise a general assortment Of CHlLDRENS
CLOTHING Fine Shirts UnderShirts, Drawers Suspen-
ders Crsyats handkerchief Socks Hats Caps Trunks,
Valises Carpet Bags &C.. &C.
Country Merchants in particular, requested to call
and examine nay stock before purchasing elsewhere
septl3 l.. POWERS,
No 81, Market st, opposite Union Street.
n. B.-No to be sold undersold by any man or com
bniation Ofmen l.. =.
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CTAR CANDLEs.-FIFTY BOXES SfAR
y CANDLES, for sale by u,pp,s
novl1 ADHfaAApS - HAAA'~'
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NTOTICETO ALL.-HAVING ASSOCIATED
with me in Coach Manufacturing Business Messrs,
ROBERT CAPPS, JAMES F. PHELPS and ARCHIBALD
STUART, all good Mechanics and industrious men,
ask for the continuation of ny old customers and hope
by a strict attention, TO merit the same.
'ian12-6m IRAA STOUT.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICis-No. IL, DEAUERiCK STREET.


THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERicAN-Is furnished
to subscribers the following rates. Single copies
year in advance. 81 5G within the year IS 0o at the end
OF the yesr 81 90. CLUBs-0f five and upwards 90
Der copy for year Clubs of subscribers wil bere
oeived for six months at the foregoing rates
be TRIwEEKLY is published every Tuesday fhursdsY
ID and Saturday IS per annum in advance; II nj. Pao
49, advance, Sc.
,,-. DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
Esr TEE MONEY IS ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
i SUBSCRIPTION - .--.-.. ...., ....,.s
Rsrttsnees of subscriptions DO rAade by mai a. cur
s- rlsk 4
paper will be sent cut Of the State unless the order o nc
So cempanied with the cash Ia
~ GEORGE W. COOK,
ATTORNEY ATLAw AND Lam AGENT.
Woco Village, Texas.
WILL attend TO the collection OF debts and the lnyest-
wv CATION and peFfscting of land titles in Texas
Q . REFERENCES . ~ L
hon o W. O. TorToN Hon. NAmAN GREEN,
r. G. MKISSEY, K L. RIDLEY
~ r l. CARuTHERs = ABE CARUTHERs,
sJoEN L. BRIEN, Governor VIM b. CAMPBELL.
augSl-twly ...-.-.r
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A CARD.

A CARD.
WE intend keeping general upply of Groceries and
w other articles, suitable for family and hope, by
close attention business and always having the best
quality merit the patronage Of friends and custo
mers STEVENS Il GIBSON,
jinl4 43 College St, 2 doors above Chureh
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ZINC WHITE PAINT.-5o kegs received and for
Il sale low. This article is said to be much superior to
White Lead in brlliancy of color, durability in exposed
and costs but little more 1t is coming largely into in
the eastern cities. oct20 EWlN BROTHERS.
~ OLD LEAF AND FOIL.-10 ounces Abbeys
VI best Gold Leaf Is Packs best Gold Leaf Received
and for sale low by oct20 EWlN BRoIHkRS.
4 PAIR LIVINGSTON'S DORMANT PLAT
L FORM SCALES. pair Platform Scales.
For sale at cost and carriage.
decl5 EWINBROTHERS, Nashville.
JNDIGO.-I430 LBS. INDIGO RECEIVED
i this day and for sale low by 49, -.u,..,.
jaul EWlN BHoTHEitS
NTOTICETO ALL.-HAVING ASSOCIATED
with in the Coach Manufacturing Business Messrs,
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Tennessee Powder.
STEWART n WEAKLEY,

WHOLESALE d RETAIL GROCERS
NO. s BROADWAY,
JTAYE ON HAND and offer for sae-20O bbls Flour,
4 various brands;
100 barrels Whisky; % dozen Painted Buckets;
25 Domestic Brandy; l Willow Clothes Basket;
10 " Gin; 10 coils Manila Rope;
5 SM Wne 25 reels Packing Yarn;
90 MOnongahela and 10 dozen Guarded Glass
Rye Whisky; Lanterns;
10 barrels Lincoln Whisky; 10 boxes Tumblers;
90 II pipes French Brandy 25 do Pint Quart FlaSks
Il pipe Catawb ba do; Is Hermetcally seal
4 pipe Old Cog do; ed Peaches;
X npe Old Spanish do; 10 whole half and quarter
50 barrels Moasses; boxes Rasins
90 4 barrels Syrup; so drums Smyrna Figs;
10 barrels Lard Oh; 10 boxes Pie Fruits;
do Linseed Oil; 10 boxes Mixed Pickles;
Q do Turpentine; % boxes Lemons;
10 do Peach Brandy; 80 Jars assorted Preserves;
do W Butter; 90 do Tomato Cstsup
IS 4 do do do; 100 u & or boxes Serdnes
10 bbls No & Mackarel; cases Table Salt
10 K bbls No2 do; 25 barrels Pilot Bread
% KITS Nol&2 do; 80 bIs Tobacco, VS. brands;
9 barrels Salmon; 30 bxs TallOw Candles;
/ drum Cod Fish; 80 bxs Soap;
100 boxes w Cheese; 10000 Regala Cigars;
50 boxes Eng Dairy do; 30 dozen Corn Brooms;
80 bags Buckwheat Flour ! box Clothes Pins;
10 doz Zinc Washboards; 200 reams Wrapping Paper;
% doz Willow Market 25 bags Spun Cotton;
Baskets; 10 bags Wrapping Irvine;
bag Candle Wick.
Together with Butter, Water Soda, Sugar, Pic Mic and
Boston Crackers Crushed Powdered and Loaf Sugar Pep
per- Spice Ginger, Indigo Madder, Starch, Alum, Copper
as Mustard, Tea Coffee, Sugar Golden Syrup Nried Ap
pies and Peaches; Hominy, Beans, Peas Bacon Lard
Dried Beet Sweet and Irish Potatoes Together with va
rous other articles usually kept Boat Store and Family
Grocery which would call the attention of Farmers
Steamboat Men, and the public generally as we d.
ninadt nSaIlf r,rntts for Tianl0
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DISSOLUTION-T Copartnership heretofore exist
i ing under the style of PERKINS CLACk was dis
solved on ed inst by mutual consent. THOS. j. CLACk
will continue carry the Grocery and Commission, Re
ceivng and Forwarding business at the old stand.
=. G, s. PERKINS.
jan12 THOMAS ). CLACA.
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Having sold my entire interest in the firm Of PERKINS
CLAck to Mr. T. j. CLAUK late partner cordially re-
commend him to the friends Of the late GTm and respect
fully solicit for him continuance of the patronage so be
rally bestowed ljanl2l p, G. ;. PERKINS.
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MAN KNOW THYSELF."

An Iilpaluab3e Book for IS cents. "EUery Fa'nity
- sa''f should have a Copy"
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S,TAIs CANDLE.S--IOOB BUAf.S SrARCAN-
- dies just received aud t5r sale low % close By
nov22 JOHNSON HORNGS co
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IVyDRXUIIC- CEHENT-- BARsss4IS
louisville liz ifaulie Ceueai. Just IsceyeG a ius
sale by JOHNSON, H0GNE& I Ca
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Publishers, Box 1876, Phllada-
Booksellers Canvassers aud Book Agents supplied on
he most liberal terms. sept27-ly
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wherever you find ii. We offer medicine which VIII not
eyour yonr will interfere with your regular
food it will prevent healthy assimilation OF your di
gestve apparatus but it is powerful external stmuan
the the skiB eXeites the absorbent
systen muscles, and tendons ana
ligamenis of the parts TO which it Is applied producing
free circulation of blood through the parts, stimulating
the nerves. revivng and building up the deadened us
ifi nj
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! We clnas0 su2ply Railroad Tises and I.tat Scale.
from tree to iii tons Oh tho most reasna bic tis
/ era-"t-ff JOHNSON, H0iiAs $50,
4 na-9s G.0aLanF.
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OAR LETD--5 Il I;t:S BAR LEAD:
ID ,ustreceised By = ..
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S,UGAR--20 BARRELS CRUSHED Stt;.tR;
= % bbls Loaf Sug4I; ~ bbls POSdtT'd dn.
Just received and Tor sale by ..Ui
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DEEPER AND SPICE.-I3DJ LtsS. BbACA
| PEPPE; 90 It's Spiee. Rccsivei this day aad sr
sale by jInl ~. E%iS BItofI.tS
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35 pieces 40 to 81 f. long, sided II and moulded IA In
To have regular spring Of inches in SO feet
Estimated TO contain 9400 cubic feet per cubic foot
Glass No. g. White Pine
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800 pounds best quality brass WIRE per Pouho
C1ass No. s,-Py Iron.
80 tons No. American gray pig iron per ton
Glass No 9.--Tank Iron.
100000 pounds inch thick tank plate iron per pound
10000 do by N inch boiler rivets do
1000 do by ri do do do do
The whole Of the plate iron TO be quarter Of
an inch thick, made of the best quality charcoal
blooms free from blssers hcows or other de-
fccts, cut to the exact sizes given, kept straight
and level from the shears and TO stand launching
two inches all around the edges; about one
srth OF the whole number OF plates will be bcv-
eed on side; schedules to be furnished A.
wanted
The boiler riycts TO be of the best quality and the
lengths above given from the inside Of the
head.
Class No. To- Hard,care
dozen skeleton mortice locks brass face key plates
and bolts, with porcelain knobs, furniture
plated, q by inches, for la-inch
doors) per dozen
/ dozen 5-inch store room locks, brass bolts
and keys, keys to differ do
Q dozen "a by 2}-inch brass cupboardlocks,
right and len, keys TO differ do
l dozen 2 by 24-inch brass cupboard locks,
right and left, keys to differ do
/ dozen "a by A-inch iron tnmbler chest
locka keys TO differ DO
dozen "a by 3-inch iron tumbler drawer
locks keys to differ 90
dozen par by pinch cast brass hinges do
dozen pair "a BY pinch cast brass hinges,
all Of tho best qualify do
gross 3-inch No. 10 iron screws do
do 2A-inch No. II do do
do pinch No Is do do
do f4-inch No. 10 do do
do l&-inch No. az do do
s do I-uch No. III do do
do Finch No. do do
3 do finch Noe do do
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Measuring 100000 feet per thousand iect board meas
ure
The plank TO be in length from 40 to 80 feet the thckcst
plank being the srgest in width ut the top end clear of
wane Ia inches TO be sawed full and fair, but no
sudden crooks allowed.
Czass No. B. White Oak Knees
900 white oak knees, net siding inches per knee
100 do do 10 do do
100 do do "a do 40
The arms to be in length feet, and bodies TO feet
Tbrec-fourths the number of each siding TO be square
and the remainder not to exceed lilo degrees.
C1ass No A. FeUow Pine
$4,000 cubic yellow pine in length TO average 45 feet
none less than 10 feet one-half the number to
square not less than IL inches and the remain
der not lcss than Ia inches at the top end. The
top end not to be less than four~hfths OF the
butt to he lined fair with the natural curve of
the tree and sudden crooks allowed; the
wane not to exceed one-eghth the hAcc on each
corner, and sap allowed in the measure
ment
Beams
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