The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-06
THE UNION.
PRINTING OF CONGRESS-.

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TN compliance with the Jont resolution directing the
Of posss5 the printing for The two houses
be received by the secretary Of the Senate and clerk Of the
House Of Representatives for supplying the Senate and
printing for each for the hrteth Congress The proposals
viii be received az the office of the secretary Of the Senate
In the Capitol at Washington until Saturday the 9th day OF
January, 1884, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and mo- longer
and suitable samples Of the printing required of the pa
said office until that time, the inspection Of all per
sons desiring to make proposals Each class of printing,
House Of Representatives win form separate o6 and is
to DC O. provided for by separate contract
printed with English type double loaded folio size, cap
paper of good quality suitable for writing on The propo-
price per for press work. paper folding and stitching
for 100 copies, and in proportion less humber OF the
SENATE bills and resolutions of public nature 554 pr-
ynte nature, and rs copies of such bills and resolutions
he House OF Representatives may be reprinted for the
Senate. OF the first class there printed for the
House of Representatives 535 copies Of bills and resou-
lions.
The second class will consist of reports OF committees with
such documents and papers as may accompany them, with
quality, with small plea type, pages Of the
SIZE as required by the joint resolution Of the 81 Of March,
brought into the form with small plea type BREWER
will be used The proposals must state the price per page
BREWER plain and BREWER rule and the price per page or
press work. paper folding and stitching for 0O6 copies
and also for amy greater number not exceeding 800 copies
Where the construction of tables belonging this class
ures them to be printed in form larger than octave, but
900 ems for composition in BREWER rule work, and the
price 1000 copies for the press work. paper folding and
stitching OF each table, and also for any greater aunber not
OF the second class there printed for the Senate 2ll
copies and for the House OF Representatives copies
The third class will consist of the journals of each house
with the appendix tables and index theeto to be printed
second class
Ofthe third class there printed for the Senate
$50 copies, and for the House OF Representatives 35
copies.
embracing messages from the President reports from the
several executive departments Offices and bureaus and the
an index to the whole to be printed in the same aner
the second class
Proposals the is required for the second
class The number of copies of this class required
be printed for the Senate 2 and for the House of Rep
rc SCI live 1876 copies.
The fifth class viii consist of every other description
printing, and will be divided as follows
petitions, and all other papers or documents not included in
parts and G. and to be printed in octave This part of
of the second class and the proposals to state the
as required in the second class Of part Of the fifth
the oa ss Of Gs ' and
Part b. Treaties and other documents ordered to be print
in the manner the second class
Proposals to state required for the second class except
s Rst be ass @ Il
for a less number. Part is for the Senate alone.
at q Tabular statements OF the orders OF the day lists
OF yeas and nays circular letters and all other printing OF
miscellaneous character in oo post quaro, or royal
octave, not herein specified.
Proposals will state the price per 1000 for compost
ton in whatever type may be required and the price pei
100 copies of each of the above Sizes where the
matter to be printed cannot be computed the price pei
log copies including composition, press work, and paper
viii be stated.
The proposals will state the centage deduction the
price for press work. paper folding and stitching, for fur
nishng additional copies OF documents in royal octave
FORM and of tables in larger form belonging to either of the
foregoing classes; that is say the per centage deduction
for any number exceeding 500 and not exceeding 1000
for any number exceeding 5000 and exceeding 00O0
Tor any number exceeding 10000 and exceeding 10000
and for any number exceeding 10000 copies.
Each person is required to furnish with the proposals.
satisfactory evidence Of his practical skill and his ability
do the work, and to offer, at the time good and sniff
cent security for the faithful execution of the jobs and
tracts proposed to be undertaken by him.
The proposals will be opened in the required by
law, Saturday, the 9th day of January. 1641 ~
O'clock in the forenoon the Vide Presidents chamber in
she Capitol
For full understanding of the resolution of Congress
upon the subject OF this printing copy Of the up
pended to and made part of this advertisement
ASBURY DICKINS,
Secretary of the Senate.
b. B. FRENCH,
Clerk H. Reps. U. S.
Washington, Dec. 7, 1886