The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-28
PROPOSALS. FOR sTATIONERy.



TN pursuance of the .act legazing and maxi n
included IN the general appropriation bills without N
horiiy of law, andt 10 fix and provide for certan nciS
expenses of the departments and offices of the goyem
and for other purposes" approved The 26h OF hueus'
sealed proposals will be received this Office nnn
nshng the following articles of stationery for the use VI
Senate each article to be Of The rcy qualify and TO
900 sheets of parchment, l6 by 22 inches pren,rs
both sides
ireams white expressing paper to be &c by ls
80 do white velnm cap paper. satin finish S,
I. do do veum folio post paper
100 do do vellum quarto post paper satin fria
gilt
100 do do velum quaro post paper, satin srs,
faint lined, gilt
100 do white velum quaro post paper, satin fns
faint lined, plain
so do blue vellrm quarto post paper, satin 6na
so do blue yelum qnarto post paper. satin fn.
faint lined, plain
75 do white velum note paper, satin finish 9Th
Is do blue vellum paper, satin finish cir
20 do tinted or fancy note paper
10 dozen cap portfolios
do four-blade penknives, pearl handles, si,,
do small two-bladc penknives, pearl handle,
do tour-blade penknives, buck handles
l do ivory handle erascrs
do pairs scissors
gross black lead pencils
5000 clear quilts, No. so
s s,SSS s eRaae sa aiI'l No N e 50
Y dozen ivory folders, inches long and inch wide
10 do ivory handle wafer stamps, chequered
do ivory handle wafer stamps, plain
do ebony standishes, 7 inches long and 4 wild
fitted with cutglass inks and sands Ii u
square, with division for waters, "A Top
the same, and adivison for pens
3 do glass inkstands
2 do cut-glass nkstands, II inch square, for de4
do cut-glass sandstands, IL inch square, for del
IS gross large barrel steel pens
do small barrel steel pens
dozen cards Perry three-point pens
9 do cards Perry's fne-point pens
do Giott's Peruvian pens
do other small steel pens
do small pen handles
d J dozen 90 e lH,5Ss p pen. handles
do pint jugs black ink
~ do hallpint jugs black ink
do ounce bottles red ink
100 pounds red waters, in tin cansters
80 do red waters, in pound boxes
dozen boxes transparent waters
100 pounds red sealing wax, twenty sticks to the pound
fthe very finest quality
do red tape, No. 10
pounds India rubber, 40 pieces to the pound
dozen japanned wafer boxes
do memorandum books to be in all respects liH
the sample nj this Office
do moroccocoyercd boxes, to be in all respecs
like the sample at this Office
10000 long brown envelopes
5000 long white envelopes
3O0, 900 brown envelopes, for documents
$4,000 white envelopes, for letters
5000 brown envelopes, for letters
10000 white envelopes, for notes
10000 white envelopes, for cards.
BY the act approved June IT, 1884, the Secretary s|
Senate is directed conne his purchases exclusively vi
articles the growth and manufacture of the United States
of suitable quality and reasonable prices
upon good terms as to quality and price can be
tanned OF foreign growth and Manufacture peterene
will therefore be given the productions of American M
dusy and all persons making proposals to supply any all
cle win state whether the same Of the growth and mani
The articles win be delivered at the office of the Secre
OF the Senate at Washington free of amy charge for carl
riage, before the LIST of September next, and will bel
paid for on delivery.
Specimens OF the articles required may be seen the
flee ofthe Secretary Of the Senate
Epoy article must be of the peyy best quality.
sufficient specimen of each article proposed for lo
marked with the name OF the proposer The whole Of
each article specified in the foregoing list will be dcemeda
class, and the person offering furnish any such class at
the lowest price equality considee will receive contract
for the same executing bond with two sure
ties satisfactory the Secretary Of the Senate for the per-
price in of failure, which bond is be filed in the
office OF the said secretary within days after the propc
Proposals should be endorsed "Proposa. for Stationery
for the Senate, and be directed the Secretary Of the
at % Inc postage on Letters nS containing ~,
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April 0-law4w Secretary ofihc Senate
The sa,h s s. s5n,ss & A%sriea the Admiralty
The United States Of America, o. The schooner Merchant
her tackle, apparel &c-C Condemned forfeited for VIC
aton OF the provisions ofseveal acts Of Congress forbid
ding the slave trade.
TN pursuance OF decretal order the district court
of the United States for this DISTRICT entered this day,
notice is hereby given, that all persons having claims
against the said schooner Merchant cnptors, their
agents. do in and file their proofs of claims and their
powers with the undersgned the register of the said CONT
on or before the first day OF July next
ii. Y. GRAY, Dist. Clerk.
AT Charleston, April Is, ls47. April 20--Iawl0w
The United Suites Of America, h the Admiralty.
The United States of America The schooner Robert
Wilson, her tackle, apparel, &c.Condenned forfeited
for violation OF the provisions OF several of Congress
forbidding the slave trade.
pursuance OF dceretaI order OF the district court
of the United States for this district entered this day.
notice Is hereby given, thu all persons having claims
against the sad schooner Robert Wilson, captos or as
heir agents, do in and file their proofs Of claims and
heir powers with the undersigned, the register Of the
'aid court, on or before The first day OF July
t.l s5afts3 Fl. Y. GRAY, Dist Clerk.
At Charleston, April Is, lS47. April A)--IawlOw
Type at Reduced Prices.