The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-10-29

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for furnishing The articles of stationery hereinafter
specified, for the of the House Of Representatives
during the ensuing session of Congress. Each article
to be of the best quality, and to be approved by the
Clerk.
IS reams satin finish, wove letter paper, unruled,
white and blue
25 do do laid do do do
rs do do woye do ruled, white and
25 do do laid do do do
25 do do foolscap paper, ruled, white
In the above three descriptions Of paper, state the
price for gilt and ungilt.
so reams extra superfne note paper, gilt, half blue
and half white.
400 satin finish, extra size cap for folding and
envelopes.
SO do satin finish cartridge paper, medium, for
envelopes.
100 do cartridge paper State the price of each
size.
25 do satin finish cartridge paper, cut in form
for making French envelopes,
% do satin finish white paper, cut in form for
making French envelopes
Eight reams of each when folded to receive
an enclosure IL by 3 SO inches.)
Twelve reams of each to receive an enclo.
ga by Ia inches.)
Give reams of each to receive enclosure
A. by ga nches)
reams pink bottng paper.
$50 cards Of steel pens, assorted 100 of which to
makers the price of each description to be
given.
A groce red lead pencils, large size.
300 nine-inch ivory folders, Is inch wide, weigh
ing about six ounces to the dozen.
300 ivory handle (octagon shape) letter stamps or
seals, chequered
SO do do plain, same shape handles.
800 pounds rcd WATERS large size.
80 dozen white tape, No. IS.
so do red do No. rs.
$50 cut glass inks, pllared and plain the latter pre-
ferred, about l-2 inches square and inch
ches deep. State price of each.
10 cut glass inks, with metal tops covers, to be
used in the desks in the Hall, "a inches
square.
26O nests Japanned tin, each consisting of sand
box, sand holder, and wafer box.
10 pounds black sealing wax, extra superfne, six
teen sticks to the pound.
300 pounds extra superhne sealing wax l6 or 90
sticks to the pound.
20 pounds small sticks, assorted colors, sealing
so small boxes, fancy colors sealing wax
$50 pounds extra supernc sealing wax eight sticks
to the pound
800 bottles, half pint, black ink.
100 bottles, half pint, Stevens's Interchangeable blue
fluid or ink
800 Rogers s. Sons penknives, four blades, best
pearl, stag, or buck handles, to be of the
highest finish and best quality, and of the
pattern well known as the Congress knife
SO American manufactured Penkniyts same finish
and pattern.
II ivory handle erasures, in cases.
$50 embossed Morocco Portfolios, cap size contain
ing pocket-book apartments and 70 sheet.
rs countng-house Morocco Cases, pocket-book
form.
300 memorandum books fent lined best quality
paper not less than 40 sheets, Morocco CO.
yers, about l2 by l-2 inches.
dozen pieces best quality Office taste.
Every article to be of the best qualify; no second
erior article wi be received unless herein spe-
Gifted and so ordered
The articles to be delivered at the Office of the
Clerk on or before the 18th of November next and
TO be paid for as soon as the Committee Of Accounts
shall audit the bill and an appropriation be made
therefor '.,
$, ecimens may be seen ut the Clerks Office
sufficient specimen of each article proposed for must
accompany the proposal to be marked witt, the ma
of the pruposer and numbered marked so as to
correspond with proposal.
The whole of each article specified in the foreeo-
ing list will be deemed class and the person offer
ing TO furnish any class description of articles at
the lowest price, quality considered shall receive
contract Tor the same, on executing bond with two
or more surltes satisfactory 10 the Clerk for The per-
Torrance OF the same, under forfeiture Of twice
The contract price IN case Of failure which bond
must be filed the Office Of the said Clerk within ten
days after the propose have been opened and the e
suit declared
The right is reserved in case il should be necessa-
ry, to order further supply of all or of any Of the
articles contained in the above list.
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Sta
tionery for House OF Representatives" and address,
ed to the Clerk they will be free from postage
INV. ST. CLAIR CLARKE,
Clerk House of Reps U. States
Sept 3O-law4w
MI ONUMENTS OF WASIiINGTON'S PATRI-
lNl OTISM-Containing a collection of valuable
documents relating to his military and civil admins
ra,ion with the fac-simile of his account Of Expcn-
iures during the Revolutionary War, the original
Of hch may be seen at the Registers Office in his
own handwriting his Address TO the Citizens Of
the Unon-a valuable legacy of the Father of his
Country. II contains also variety of plates--his
of Mount Vernon, &c-with fac
SMILES of recommendation.
u55@ The profits to be applied to the establishing
In Institute to be called "Washington's Manual
Labor School and Male Orphan Asylum for destitute
Boys.n
Copies may be had at Taylors, .Mo,rison,, Pom
'am's and ksnnedys Bookstores.