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DILLS, plasters. pitch Burgundy, pun
l. ice stone, potash, paints and putty.
POTTER g. CHAMPLIN,
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Fancy Baskets.

rHINA TOYS, Perfumeries, Toilet Ar
~ ticles. AMI also iue assortment of
Hair aud Tooth Brushes and fancy goods,
ust received by .s- ,s O. STILLMAN.
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A FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

We intend that it shall be a complete
record-o OF the events of the age in which
we live /; that the attentive and careful
reader OF its pages shall be able to gather
from them accurate and reliable intorma /.
tion OF every event ofinterest in poll tics,
the arts and sciences, morals and reli gion
in this country and in foreign lands and
they shall have this information t a ear.
lier day than they can obtain it from an Y
other source. In all it's departments,
Editorial, News, Commercial, Literary
ellaneous, we intend that it shall be
second to no other paper issued in this
country.
The present season is favorable one
for the organization of Cubs for suLscrip-
ton to the Journal. One enterprisin q
man in each Town and Village can, with
very Ii tie trouble get up a Gu b of ten or
more persons, and thus get his own paper
for nothing.
We are now ready to receive subscrip-
ii ons for the Weekly Journal from Clubs
for the year 1857. And we can assre 9 IL
those who avail themselves Of the nj
terms on which it is offered, that no effort
will be spared to make it worthy their con-
hdence and patronage.
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nINTMENTS. too numerous to mention
" in a neswpaper advertisement, for
sale at the drug store on Main street.
POTTER e. CHAMPLIN.
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TNHE articles which we have on hand re
Il so extensive, that time would fail us
to make mention of them We would, there
fore, say, call and see
POTTER & CHAMPLIN.
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The Boston Journal.
FOR lsas.stg
THE NEW ENGLAND It
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Great Success Of The Club Plan.
Great Reduction to Clubs.
THE CHEAPEST
NEWSPAPE.. IiJ NE W ENGLAND
PAYMENT INV NARI ri V IN nN A A-.,n
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE

One year ago the Proprietor of the Journ-
aldecided to reduce the price of the Week
ly Journal, and the esuccess Of the low price
Club plan has been so great as to induce
the following low rates for the year 1857 /:
Uhe copy one year 81 90
Two copies, one year, to one address 90
Five copies, one year to one address %
And one copy to the getter up of the
Club. fs IA st
twenty copies, on year, to one ad- ...-
dress 20 90
And two dollars to the getter up of h G
Club, or any dollar and a quarter book of
the day. ...... ....r
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I UBlNS EXTRACTS, the genuine ar
IL ticle; also, an extensive variety of
Perfumery, of the choicest varieties, just
received by POTTER g. CHAMPLIN.
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THE SEMI. WEEKLY JOURNAL,

con aims all the reading matter of the
Dai y-is published TUES AY ard FRI
DAY mornings, at Four ID liars y ear,
BOSTON JOURNAL POR CALIFORNIA
is printed on the 4th ind 10Th Of each
month, 'or mailing by the steamers of the
9Th and 20th. IL is made up with the
greatest care for the informa tion Of New
Engla nd men in California. Over twelve
thousand copies n month are now sent
there, which is much larger circulation
thanany other paper printed in the Allan
tic States has, 1t is allied at. this Office
for six cents copy. A person one dollar
can have one each of sixteen numbers seht
to any one they may desire.
Je1- Agents and Newsmen supplied with
either edition of the Journal, on tho ost
liberal terms, ...|... .
Orders for either Of the editions Of the
Journal must lie inva ariably accompa MED
by the cash, and should be addressed to
CHAKLES O. ROGERS,
IL STATE STREET, BOSTON.
Boston, Nov ember, 1855. .l rtsB..
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PAYMENT TO BE MADE

INVARLABLY IN ADVANCE.
At the expiration of the time for which
advance payment has been received, the
paper will in all cases be stopped.
The great success which has attended
the introduction of the club plan in the
circulation Of the Weekly Journal and
which has nearly
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Furniture.

A GOOD assortment Of Furniture atths
n WHITE ROCK STORE which willbe
sold very cheap
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POTTER & CHAMPLIN.

X NIYES, Scissors, Razors. an extensive
IN assortment by the most approved
manufacturer; needles, Pins. Dress and
Pocket Combs, Fish Lines and Hooks, and
IL general assortment of Yankee Notions at
POTTER & CHAMPLIN'S.
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con aims all the reading matter of the
Dai y-is published TUES AY and FRI
DAY NOR nings, at Four ID liars n ear,
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GOODS, fresh, and of the best quality
~ received daily at the new drug store,
POTTER & CHAMPLIN.
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For All parts Of the west.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW IND IMPROVED ARA NGENENTS


FT,HREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
Il bertrand, Wheeling, and all parts OF the West.
The ACCOMMODATION except Sunday
645, connecting with trains from Philadelphia
Washington (a Junction viii stations and arrive Cum
bertrand at O'Clock, p.
ID The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden Station daily Except Sunday
at 80 and reaches Wheeling by connecting
wood with Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis, Louis
willie, Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago, Louis Cairo, and
mediate points.
81 The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily M,
Cincinnati st. Louis, Cairo, Chicago and
e places. The distance Cincinnati other central south
places in the West nearly 100 miles shorter than other
route. The time 10 these plnccs u also unsqnlcd
Baggage checked through couahus Cincinnati Indianapolis
81. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transferred al all points
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all the the
ut the lowest possible the ticket Office Camden Station and
Washington city.
A second class Is attached to the mail train
from Baltimore Washington The entire road
daylight taking train, lying
Cumberland oakland They by the
train which leaves Cumberland 25o aud reaches Wheeling
at 2, p. m.
Passengers from Washington have ample for meals Wash
ingon Junction.
This the only by which through tickets and baggage checks
be obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Cumberland tho express beyond going
Eastwardy, the mail Wheeling
mediation leaves Cumberland 500 reaching Baltimore 545
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at (oxccpt sunday stopping
at stations Leaves Frederick at 0, arriving Baltimore
at II
The EiIIcoTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Camden station at m
and $50 Leaves Eicott Mills 80, m, and 100 p M
except Sunday.
W. & wooDsDE
Jan 17-dn Master Of Transportation
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NAVY DnArrMHsr,

NAVY DffAK
Bureau Of Construction, &C, June ~, 1851.
TINE Bureau will receive sealed proposals. specf-
cations and plans until the 2i day Of August next endorsed
by ss &C, e. consress approved a March iss
The proposals must be for the hull and spare spars rigging
bes tanks cooking utensils machinery
and spare work with all the equipments and outfits Of ship
men, provisions, stores, and armament
The armament stores and provisions will be furnished by the gov
The specifications fully describe the materials used
the machinery the various fixtures Of equipment and OUTFIT the cabin
ents for forward oecrs the store sail bread clothing issuing
rooms, S sick bay magazines sherooms, spirit rooms holds
all the other objects included in the proposal
& 70 the eomnanasn Of any var the oae
viii furnish The ship and for which, Also tho contractor IN m plans
plans working drawings ship
built showing the nboard arrangements, the aotnens Of for
e Of equipment outfits provisions and the Of
the machinery and the disposition the coal There also be
plan Of the sails showing the courses top SAILS top gallant sails pb
The plans will be accompanied by model which,
ngs the hull must be scale of quarter of inch TO foot
n I , I III ha p Tr rmas, s'a' m 1 nS ~ NJ
IA feet inches from centre 10 centre The ell TO be 20 inches
in depth
The weight provided for displacement win
complement persons and
with condenser dlng water carried for 10
days full steamng the vessel make under alone her
draugt of water when armed and fully equipped with men pro
visions and stores of all kinds and ready for not TO exceed
10 feet and tho lowest port sill TO be feet above tho load
line.
scope chimney so that the ship may not be impaired as cruiser un
Tho bidder Will state the time considered necessary complete
the ship for together with the price, fully equipped as before
named
object department inviting proposals obtain the
best showar that the mercantile marine produce and
will be received ship builders only.
The proposals. specifications and drawings which conform to the
conditions prescribed and combine the greatest number OF ad
yantses WIZ be selected ana inc price must receive inc ppv o.
the department before contract VIII be mule the reputation o.
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Proposals for naval supplies.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment and Repairs
SEALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies for
- the fiscal ending so June 1858 win be receyed a. s
must be endorsed Psals for Naval ssaie, Bueaa oSars
that they be distinguished from other business letters
The materials articles the classes named
ou described printed schedules q which w be furnished
pocy yards the agent nearest and those Of all
@ yards upon If dealer. $ PORTIONS will be
nhed actually required for bids The ana navy
yards Cor only which be judged whether it
WIN Be desirable TO make Application, cation Tor them
Of the printed schedules or in strict conformity herewith or they viii
An articles very quality, oonomabe sample,
be delivered In good order and In suitable vessels aud
all subject the inspection, measurement count
weight &c. Of the yard where received and TO the entire satisfaction
Bidders yards samples particular de
will be given 10 articles Of American manufacture.
Every Offer required by the law Of 10Th August 1916 must be
accompanied written guarantee, the form OF which hcew
given.
viii DO forwarded thereafter as practicable which
they will be required within days aer its receipt at the
surecs the full amount will be required to sign the contract and
their responsibility certified % by United stats district s e gsga
rty twenty per Withheld of the bills
BILL approved pcaic by the Of the respec
tive yards viii be paid by the within thirty days after its
II is stipulated in contract by parties
the @ part in delivering all or any articles mentioned
any class contract quality
places provided then the his
surctcs pay money
exceeding the OF such class which be recovered
according the Of Congress that
yded, approved March 3, 1S43.
Nos O. to be delivered fourth part before
fourth the goth July oneourth the
10th September the remainder the LIST December 1853 Cas
whole 18th May, 1855 The remaining classes
oncouh before the 1 September
fourth before the lat December
April and the before Both
1858 earlier required with notice of twelve days, comprising
delivery of each article 10 all fol-
lowing additional quantities Of the articles named therein
demanded they be furnished like and conditions
vious the expiration Of tho fiscal receiving notice OF If
the the the
agent
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mo. 5sO.l
Notice

Of The EaaUmn Of nre additional Offices the Territory
Of Nebraska.
i N pursuance OF the act of Congress approved
Il March 3D. 1857 entitled estabsh additional
land districts in the Territory Nebraska called respectively
the "NEfaus LAND mrNcr the 'soum IIArrs srucr
and the DAKorA land nsTcTn hereby
known that the offices for said districts az fol
lows,
For the "NrnmA LAND Tusrucrp at Brownsville
For the 'SotTT PLATTE msrRIcrr Nebraska
Por the Dsrucr' Dakota City, In said Territory
under my hand city Washington thirteenth day
of April, 1857.
BY order President
JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land once
April 14-1aw6w
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE or WASHINGTON AouEDrcT
Washington, March 5, 1857.
PROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
Proposals up h May will opened that
day,
Maps pros specifications Of the and work to DO
let will be ready for examination at this Office aud after the goth
The masonry bridges,
graduation excavation and embankmen reservoirs iron pipes
nected with tho ire MAN, houses bricks sand
For the particular works and reference made the
upon portion Of line tho titles are yet acquired by
United States there be delay in commencing the work
thereon but for such delays due allowance will be made
appropriation but all unfinished wars
joe, future appropriations by Congress The engineer reserves the
under each for each and In case Of the appro
Shall stopped become available
In case Of the entire stoppag Of any work for want Of
the engineer the work has been properly far has
Payments specie checks upon the un,od states
treasury the monthly estimates Of the engineer reervng 10
be paid their fun wages monthly and in specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
The United right reject any bids
should they be deemed advantageous and
mcts be considered most conducive the progress Of the
work.
Every accompanied by written guarantee signed by
responsible persons they
will or their bid be accepted
enter into Obligation within ten days. with good and sufficient
securities for the completion Of the work undcrken said
judge United States district attorney navy agent or officer
the general individual known the Engineer
guarantee.
Bids viii be opened presence bidders any
be present NJ @. ME1Gs,
Capt. Of Engineers in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. G. Mess, Y. S. Engineers
We he undersignsd residents of -, in tho state Of 49,,
in the foregoing bid Of be accepted that he
the same good per.
form or furnish the articles proposed in conformity the terms the
advertisement under which was made And in case the said
shall fail to into contract aforesaid make
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mo. $751;
Notice

Of The Establishment @ e additional Land 0Gces in ne Territory Of
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled can act to establish three additional land
districts in the Territory OF Kansas TO DO called respectively the Dc
land district the Dosage land district and the western
district Is hereby declared and made known that the Offices said
districts have been established follows
For the 'DE.twARE DISTRICT at DoNPHAN
For the a0ssGB FoRT ...
For the hwfsERs DISTRICT at OcpES said Territory.
Given under hand the city Washington this eleventh day
Of April, A. d. 1857.
by order OF the President. JOS 8 WILSON.
Acting Commissioner Of the General Omcc.
Ap 11--faw6wt
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Notice

OF NE Establishment Of additional Land District STATE Of Wis
oonsn
IN pursuance Of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled can establish additional
district the State OF Wisconsin, to be called the
which district embraces that portion the
fire north south d line didng ounh dtoryone
north IF The line diriting and
line diUidng Iecn and te ws II hereby
the for said district established
the "E.u CfArH," In said State.
Given under hand at the city OF Washington this eleventh day
of April, A. d. 1857.
by order OF the President.
JOS 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land 0fcc.
Ap 11--1nw6wt
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A DvENTUREs AND EXPLORATIONS i
French. Novels.

TINEVERlN0. Par George Sand. 20 cents.
IL Jeanne. Far George sand. 40 cents
Iidcra. Par George Sand. cents
1auprat. Far George 40 cents
Gabriel Par George Sand. 20 cents
Jacques. Par George cents
Horace Far George Sand cents
go'iete Mguon Par hlzac. rs cents
los Chowane. Isalzac. cent?.
Ia Fanilc Alan Par Alphonse Karr. 25 con,s
Il Uscoque. Par George Sand. rs cents
1nux. Histories Par Eugene sue. cents
Ahza Paul.. Far ccnts
Theatre Complet illzac. cents.
Ia Creole. Par Feva. 20 cents.
4 Zen Martin Dc Freytas. Dumas % cents
Jacques et Jacques n Par Dumas 20 cents.
AMI many others at the low range Of prices
NAY 20 TRANcK TAYLOR
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Sale of Indian Trust Lands in Kansas Terri
PROCLAMATION
BY THE PRESIDENT or TINE UNITED STATES.

= ... - -. ....u,.x sr.rva
80 90 '' " 49, --
III N pursuance of law, l. FRANKLIN PIERCE, fres-
tdent Uniad hereby dscare
ia public sale viii he hen a, iowa point Dopphan county
Territory OF Kansas oomneeing on reay the NH
the dposa Of such al he lands held In
for the benefit Of situated with
"a 'ue a1as ~ @ y ana IN sAa ierf' M
W Sa" HUMANS IN uuS' AZ ""'esAa I" WIZ
SouA n principal naelfiaa
ywnshin. M ~ an yansas onoon s,v,aan svar..n eighteen
,ao,-er, "a ,~,.ns.l - '-et 'N' ''~.'
TSnb anu Nv ~ 'ps q, ngs. vans sO e,son and
twenty excepting special grants the
treaty amounting the whole to eight hundred acre. and situate IN
townships two, Of nineteen and twenty.
Also at faol IyIns county IN said Territory commencing on
Tuesday the sixth May next for the disposal OF such
OF the lands held United the benefit OF the
ooniedeated bands Kaskas Peoria Iankesha Wea m
dams situated within the aforementioned townships Of said
Territory and coded by said conleaed bands aforesaid 10 witt
S,,a6 of An. l. Ii,. o.5 a., Of an = N -, u..ys,.
- 80. CO. s..N , Y 80 $50 -" ~" -
as,if s" i,' ans seNeneen, " anse
, nn' Al. sevemoen !" range
eent en' aua ~ :" fahsc 'wsh'9 IVY,
g1hree, &C., 49,. ..... - 81
n'eeh sen, se'pmeh aha esnteeht" range t"eh-
y 5 ar ~. a. .. . y, -. 80.
o""i' m''on sN'un, "nu "sh''' =" range t"eh-
,,.an..,.. -. - :. :, -, -, -. ~, ~, .-,., =, a.,
avhg oeen nue ~ .nc anu ,ra ucs % ns
ans ~ y, 80 ~ w., eson ~ Nv , WI 49, s - 49, @
m s,,ao ~ y, ~ ,, ~ oI sid a - ~, - -, a'
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
q Austin Friars, london.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,

The OF these ships will not be accountable for gold silver
bullion, jewclry unless bills
ding signed therefor and the value harec therein expressed
May 1--dH
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Ap 11-iawt3oJune

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il States mail stcan,ers.The ships comprising this line the
following
The Atlantic. Capt. Oliver Edritgr
The Baltic Capt
The Alriatc Capt James West.
These ships having been bulk by expressly government
service every has been taken their
their engines strength
for passengers unequallca for elegance
Price of passage from New York Liverpool fist cabin
in second cabin s75 From Liverpool York.
guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No herths can be secured until paid for.
The ships of this line have heads
avoid danger ice, will the OF AZ
after the LIST Of August
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Form ofOGer.

- of ---------- in the State of - here.
articles named in the classes annexed areea6 to The
visions Of the schedules therefor and in conformity with the
should my offer be accepted request addressed at
and tho contract forwarded to navyagcnt at - or TO
Uote) signature
IN ,,, -, ,,,, -, 49,.
and each them signed By Opposite the
the price must be ss the amount ont the footed up
-
Tho nn,or.,oro, =, =, a.. o,,,. /,
rue unpel's and og VI ,n nae s s,aao 81 .,
e,us sua h y VA, u Ge .ne i ma ..
10 m Nov y,, within , do e s, ,h , az M oe h
post Office naneo or execute inc contract Tor
o sa hn W' o sa nna saem, afe.' ana N eso
mak. s. I'M W. eioo ne.mscn ui' oher oi he sna
ana 'ha' Wh0n may DC aecep''u' an
signatures oftwo guarantors. ID
M,e
hereby oeruy hat inc above named are known to
me as men properly ana ape 10 make good their guarantee
signed by district Judge United states dis.
attorney, collector or navy agent and no others
following classes required at the respective yards:
rrrrrpy N,Sr
NJ :, w,,,oo, ,or, W. a ,,a,o, .,.. .,., -
No 10 White pine No H. Ash cypress white oak boards No.
Locust Iignumvite No 81 Iron No. ~ spikes
and nails. No. 30 Lead zinc Hardware No 49,
Hose
iiNN~ io"N' "I'@N i''ori 10
Class No. l. Whiteoak logs. No. g. Whlteosk promcuous
umo yellow pine plank logs Yow PINE uis.
mo- asao" T 10 Whit nn nv" N IN h b,e
a hnJs NJ 70 p,,et walnut corrv No IA Pncn,, No
d WHIT, r and hk"rv bars md Sn,ts M Is Whine
II o.a " IN n,S, sn",a NJ 20 T., nn,
No 81 o, No 30 snc and nail. No o. Lead zinc and lin
No % uoplv @ No on Paints oils Nc No ss Flaw canvna
NJ 90 ro,nn no =; an , a. ~, 20, mA S .,
c,. NJ 40 tea,hsr M H. ~. NJ ~ p.np NJ az
bunting and dry goods No 81 pioS tar ron No u.s. Tslow
ioai, o'' N'o'. sup i9' 40 " ''''ohcry' w. ~ fne-
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor at law in
wi the United states tho state of New
York No lle Nassau street, New York, y.
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NAVY DKrAHrxN>r,
Bureau Of Construction, &c


SEALED PROPOSALS for delivering so 900 cubic
town Massachusetts; Brooklyn York Philadelphia and at
Gospo Virginia. viii be received this bureau until the 18th June
1851
These proposals Proposals s thai they
may distinguished letters The may
all the yards but must be for the whole quantity
yard and required by must be accompanied by suitable
guarantee the form Of which is herewith given.
full will be required
contract and additional and collateral security Is cent will
be withheld the delivery until the
pleted
there must be proportion
held further addition the 10 cent may
Judged expdent the public interest until such difficult
tons be delivered The remaining SO CENT or other
each BILL when pcate by the coandant the ynrd
viii such contractor
thirty days after lis presentation TO him.
II will be stipulated the that default be made by the
parties Of tho first delivering all OF the timber named
the quality the and place provided then that
the contractor and his surees will forfeit aud Che United
States Of money exceeding twice the total therein
agreed the price OF the delivery
thoeo which may be recovered from time TO mc according the
Congress provided approved March 1643
10 delivered yard viii be IN the
lowing 5000 cubic feet OF keeons and suit
able for lower stems stern posts knees fore deadwood
all siding is and 20 inches and hooks siding IL and 10 inches
These number the proportions which
the OF shpofwar conforming substantially
shape eng and character with those heretofore with
frames Of corresponding siding tho mouds Of which be
Of the yards named.
900 siding inches about equal
pieces being length from 10 IL having
fair Of from 10 to 80 inches that length
crook also 5000 cubic feet siding 10 and 10 inches length from II
TO 20 feet ~.
All sided straight fair tho l5nch under
showing OF not than three ous the siding from
within 80 miles Of the which satisfactory evidence
win be required the the yard delivered in
the respective yards risk expense the subject
Inspection the approval the bureau and
half delivered the 1883 and the
remainder before the LIST Of July, 1859.