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Per steamship Palmatlo, from Galrestnu-sfrs An5eu ~
fhld M barnard and daughter, Mn: Fry, Dis AimacE
j. y lialast and lady, J. Collins and family No Andg
and family, Dir. Browning and family, H sam1son aad
adyt mss Seg1r, Miss hunneis, Mr. Purcell and hm17
Mr. amer and lady Lagl Granger U.stA., Rev " nj
Baker, Bishop Pane, Or. Duaham Ness Pfaif q Hars
Brace Caison, AndesQn long ChambsFlin EnclY Hof-
ilenFy Casin Price. Healns Morton, Segn st0rri Ella
Howell, ldofreo, Atweod. G1ffetison and n deck.
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PLAcDE's VARIETIEs. POI tie lsst lime The petite
opera Of " Kate Keaney'' VIII Be performed The Fra-
ton Polka, b. 81 the principal dancers comes nef after
which, the play Of Naval Eugagemenb' To eoncluds
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THE RIGHT PLACE
THE RIGHT PLACE.
n e S @ u

hQ l n Want want q MILLS EN- or tANCf GOODS
rORdct streets te right place to bHg Goods cheap Her
assortment Of Paris Capotes large and Of the best styles to
be found city. Besides Bonnets Of all kinds Mrs q
has Nlsata Grape shawls Boys and Infants Caps and
q variety OF pretty and useful things for the HOidaps
~ Bonneis cleaned and pressed in the PHILADELPHIA
STYLE. Dressmaking in the best style. dI9
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GsEfl KEW Alii-h Ran away, the boy BEN a light
epeJO Crit; about feet inches highs aenteei ana 4
good looking Is vel known about the New canal 10
ena may pqa big o. the other side of the Lake. ifl
L9e vicinity Of anlgheld having lived IL that vciiiy.
Inc above reNaFi lill be paid Tor his delivery Fdr h
~ IecQgeEr ai 1WlFe hair and ltx ralasatl -
sC9f9i fEsAlER DOG, l0si On ~ ai'fn-
d0 SAMUEL WotfF sa'@ =
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DANCING ACADENY.

MI r T. CllssEY, late from PaIia, respectfully informs ~
II INC iadiea ana fiuuinTzn $50
No IS Cbfondelel street where he vii all Ii
Dancer that fashionable
circles in Paris such Quadrles, Valz a deuE Temps
Yaz ciDque Temps German Polka Roa Mocoui5ka Polka Ma
zouru which the only Dances received alouhle
saloons in Europe Mr. aer dance as bang
both graceful aud elegant particularly when dnid by lady
gentleman. II Is easily learned.
Lade end Gentlemen desiring those new Dances can be
instructed by calling Mr. O. between O'clock those hour
being devoted to giving private eons He will give lessons Ia
private families.
Days for Children Mondays and ThurdayA Hours from ococh
ul dark
Genn respectfully informed Class will be opened oi
them from until 10 O'Clock every evening those
wish perfect themselves ia short time Mr. engaging to teach
them to dance Quadres and Walues the space
~ Dizziness Of the head 10 WALKING entirely Dancing
Rooms, is CaHondelet street. Common. 90 SIN
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MoNTeoMERY (ALA) RACES. - The sscon,
meeting commenced over the Bertrand Course OIL
the 24th inst, with a saddle horse race, which
created considerable sport
Tuesday, Dec. 25-JOokey Club Purse $780,
Mile Heats.
John Clark's ch N. by Belshazzar, dam BY imp.
]. s. HuHiePis s M Haslaa BY Tioriii dam
Col z EES SSgisb e 81 jim Blown dam By John
Ragia4d.aRd DAVIS g. &. BY otheIo, dam BY.
Eclipse, y. .---o D az.
T. 81 Gol1sby'g en-. m. Sarah Warren, By imp
RilIhna1lI. dnH by Leyiathan... ..:....lEo.
Time, l:52-l:53 l;5j-20l.
Sarah Warren was "ruled of ," after the second
heat--in which she came out ahead with apparent
ease-on charge of foul riding. This, as IS usual
on such occasions, created quite an excitemept;
appeal was taken from the decision Of tho Judges
decision.
On Wednesday there was nee between Jump
tHg !hNlef and CaTl0ttq. The mare had been in
training but few days and was too high by
nan yet she made beautiful race Of it--winninF
me hrst heat and putting the horse up to ~ he
Ahew IN the two others. CaTlotta was rssis by the
Gil Patrick
:, Wea.a.esaay, Dec. 26-Jockss1 club Purse $500
Iwo-mile Heats.
ohR Clarz's ~ tlobinson's) B. N. C1riofia bT
inn. f9lstna- Q y. o.. .........-. o o
Time, 4.04i-35i-S.5i
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FOR CALIFoRNTA.


81 FOR CALIFORNIA-Passaee opIy-Tbs sinh
sA& Stantla and sst-saing ship n Err CHANT, Capt
positively on TURsDAY M ne ~ s a9SS2,, Gs It
bogR9T5) apply TO PARADISE. LAWRAs6S & Co. on
s. The Merchant has very superior Observation-Disclosures fa
~ Oa9l ana ~ SeeTage passengers, and viii engage
In Storage $3.50.
81 Tosugceed the brig MAJOR .RAsTLAND, and
to sail positively on WEDNESDAY, the "a January
At FOR CALIFORNIA via Chaeres,-.Vi1o ORLEANS
SstIzE and Chdgres RegNlGr Line.-The A coppered
Clark, master, having elegant for eSgers
VIII positively sail as above. The CHI ARRAN is very
gers She s particularly sdaped % the ads, posessiaa
every requisite for comfort safety and speed Those persons
look At this vessel before engaging elsewhere
FoF ugses apply on board, Lower Pcayune Tier OppO-
3. WfCKHAAI, IS Common st.
as or R: M. HARRISON s Co, IA GrAver st.
kgEs. FOR. CALIFORNIA via ChagTes----T6s
lliiEAA splendid steamship ALABAMA, J. J. Wright,
COMMANDER, will leave from Chagres direct, on
= g. RATES OF PASSAGE;
n saloon $50
In seerage Mes with tie crew III
cubic o aAe Fo CSTSe 1b q5q pad 511 40 cents per
90 An experienced Surgeon attached to the Alabama,
as . j. aE R ISa's 5coSnd g Foy,
sNzs FOR CHAGREs, via Hayana-U o. S. Mai
llslsS SteaWssiP C9Ip The splendid mail steam
J. Hafse2s 3. N, commanding, will leave for Chagres
% Rsi NE CaLoms and Oregon Mails, M QNDAY,
~ &, January lo2V a. oookP M. punctualy, from foot
Oh o. Mary street, Lafayette.
T. Sill. - RATES OF PASSAGE:
ia ioons 70 Chagres. $50 90
Il iasage, and mess with crew 10 asres 95 81
Height, so cents per cubic loot.
spaoss t ,91 tasane must procure passports fsola -
"a 40 passage se!eEea yga PAD Au passage tickets
S9q order 20 receive freight must Be from Inc office
no PARADISE, LAwRAsoN co, Agents,
b. Surgeon is attached to the Falcon, thereby sss
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ca The lowest c5nf1aef ~ he Battery %
mebt Al New York lez1ooe las been aec.paf
By he assistant aldermen
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

oIearsd sas.lpFday;;


Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Ohio. Sehenck, New YORK "a Hava1a,
Ship Calcutta, Woodsde, Bee.on, "a LsisSd b O.
Ship TOWnsead. Richardson. liverpool J. p. Whulg x CO
ip 81 ~ to 5s lsS 1i e e;s5n ae & IS
Bark Empire, Chandler, New York. @. Daatal o. co
BARK Mount Waahingtons Pettingi, lew York,
Rus bark India ZisselsF, Borieauz TaFneks & Kireh5i
BIZ. bark Margaret Norris, Glasgow p Maxwell 8 CO
Bark Suwagrow, Ihayef, MaIsaias, u. s. uUw
Brig Alaiof Easiiand Wells, Chagrel, 0<tVickhaua
Brig WIN. Il. Spear, Black, Philadelphia
sebr Havana simmons Chaeres. Fo-i5f & 81
schE q. Planiagenst, Saith, ApalaeHicolas
sehr Jas K Polk fssderieks, Pensacola, u iiur55
'Sehf Sarah Elzaheth. Webb, Pensacola, Alaalm
Mex selT Raiaelas AalsslFes sisai and Cal1pealys
Steamer E. A. Ogden. Harlana, Galveston - s5iPs
Steamer chlde Harold Pierce, Ciueiuasd Hyde ogssS
steamer bunker iiia Nc, g. hiiIief, I4llilgies AaF
Steamer Tuscunhia, Cable 81 Louis, q r bndeelr = p
Arrived Yesterday
shp Bedrock, ReEdleton, Is days ilon Iha1lt- p BEL
Brig Potomac. snih. Il days from Long .n Bala.
schs, Mary Eeh. seymour nom Aaianzas 0lh il. .
seS Vi.eT. JViloa. ioa Rio nnds, ast and Gareoa,
2ilh inst, 70 J. Ale1anieE-lssaly ,
Sehr. Mary Fhkns, Harrisoui rom Rum ksys via hef
West, - lnst-, 10 masier-.usnt
sclT- Sylvester eiasneTs ir0n Tampa Bay ~ llli
to maser-Peint-
Jas i. DAY. Ghsson, from Mobile.
EuteFprise, SEDAN, frum CincinIati.
MoutgomeIY, Estes, from PIineelol-Gl3 ba4s coiiol
Planter Wells, FROM Grenada-=lies bgiss cotton.
DE- Vernon, Martin, iroll tdluie-a- -i1aeae-
BegWana Gaadla fsoui 81 NlnFtusyille.
Flora Seleius lrss ef4lAeqt lia-5v l7lAa ea-loa
Tovgboat CopqneFaf aeation, from tia Faasa.
BELow-cOMINa U.
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MEETISa ~ THe foss o. TEnPfRAScs.--A public
nesting win Be- held lbs eveungsiB he heaen ss Of he
New aeh9aal Chulehs corner Of 1i0leaa aad Enghien
Streets Philip 3. Whie, O. Penugisaba. Win addIs The
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PoHAREDEs PAEoRAMA.--Taks yonr children tonight to
the Panorama You cannot ind en- exhibition that win give
them gleaier eraiiacation
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W lie auction, the prenltes--
The uHexpTed LEASE OF fha Cnfmal Evehanes b.i,v o
and ten months Also ne ITffHEe FlrHNfqpE
and stock Of WINES and BIQUORs.
ANY person wishing embark rBnesi r,rs ona
luny oefa in The above eatnhHhnn which aSfed
VA ne most popular part Of the Second Muncay and 3 doing
$1,000 per
ne ssiona ho9 is large Concert Ha capable Of holding
perhona which, durag months year navs he nEpeD ar
be whole establishments There thirteen IoonT un-
appaa iot comort and convenience BY any in the city
The Furniture, FiKura and irsred Tor aI5R00
The Lease WILL BE- sold separately, II desired.
TermsOnehalf eah The baanee 60 and so DAYS for an
proved endorsed paper - - =
d25 VNf IN Az isri5s,lAl f,n.,..
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THE LEARNED CANkEIks-Ths Hal 81 the New Com
meIeal Exchange viii be crowded toidght the won
derful Cauaries.
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Valuable Slaves For sale....,......... in Mobile
BY DORRANCE d SONS,
"WEDNESDAY January 2 1850, II e'coek-Wi be sold for
~ cash. in front Of dc Mansion House. public auction
fiiy young 40 likely creole MICROBES raised in South Alaba-
ma and perfectly aecimad They sold up an estate
and better opportunity has been presented for he purha
o. desirable family negroea The parties in Interest prefer to sell them
IN amea and Il supposed planters would prefer 10 buy them
Az who wish 70 purchase would do well to attend s sule.
Also Will be offered Tor sale liberal credit Plantation
consisting Of 100 acres good land Farther PARTICULAR *
regard TO the land will be made known d sale
For any other information apply 70 W. q sTABBE 81 Can
street, NeWUreuna
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TO RENT.

NqBRfEAEIIssHBED ROOMS. TO RENT, at SO =.
ra5isr SfItets Il STREET. 0stoeeR Common ggd M
S---- - e--s. dlo -
ITO RENF- NEAR PoYDRAs MARKET-Tyo
~ snau Brtck DDettiRgs, 4 Rooms IL each also, -.
Ihree small Stores all Situated in the centre Of PoY I'M
square from the Poydta Market, Apply on the PREMISE
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-In one Of the
Second patty V So oFR2f RSsH IESfff R6 @
N I9f sil i gentlemen Apply to p FULLER A
PHEASANT ROOMS AND OFFICES FOR
str,lt M s,s ln Banks 4roads Apply at % Naehez
BLACKSMITH SHOP AND LTNBT5TS Y am
s aRa S. ossPh street for Rent Apply 20 Eatchez nj
'ENO RENT-The SECOND STORY Of rs Gus -.
t0nq Is street suitable for Storage Of Furniture M
Low Can W. - N se e4 otaer eonVenenees Rent
as I d bBRsiBRiibseR2 s. co, on the premises.
NO RENT Furnished Rooms to rent al No. 2 Car -
ply on the premises. o9g III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR RENT.-PIeossnt -.
. Furnished Rooms in the large twO-story house s
streets. ~ 0'uiuO ma
FINQ RENHs-Two tree.story Brick DWELLING -.
HOUSES situated on Circus street between Cana l
0n S S4mmon ss SIS FssP9d yMgPRi9iPsy Aggg III
TINO RI3NIF.-!Two Frame DWELLING HOUSES -
L on DupanteF, between Constance and Niagazine IN
streets on the shady side OF the street. Apply on the -
premises. ni7 Il
STORE no RENT. The large fouTStoTV sf5re Cor 59yt
- ofsame) No 70 Tehoupitoulas street formerly e ~
cupied by kennedy Y Foster, being splendid location nj
for large Western Groeg or Dry Goods House. Forl4
Mo WIN. /. CUSHING s. CO.. IS Common St.
MTANTED-A Yong Lady of resbectsbilitv desires a
w situation as Alp or NURSE with some ady or IA
my about going 10 san tnneiseo References eyen Al
dres, Mary D., Post Office NewOfsana. aq6t
FltINATE BOARDlNG.......NO.1 6 Naichez Sd
M ~ 80 AM IA LETT, Oate of the FRANKLIN
avg i NE f19he mat she has opened a PRTPaTE Hf
dBOdhDL3tt HOUSE. No. Is Natchez street LII
ne louse mas been ne furnished, and with Terms 10 suit
ne qles and determination to make her Boarens COM
Portable she hopes to receive share Of patronage n2 ~
- YERANDA HOTEL.
VIE addltons and improvements in this House made
Il during the past season will reudef facilities for
accommodations interior to no Hotel IN the country -
new and elegant DINING Room and several suits or M
apartments for families have been furnished in ire M
Joining building St Charles street. thus making mis- ~
paztmen Of the House perfect than ever The accom-
modatons for gentlemen have been proportionay Increased
IN extent and eQnYenieucs The prOpFietoFs while ano
edgng their obligation 70 the numerous friends and paons
Of the Neanda Tor the liberal support has received hinder
their administration, would the same time assure Them fsf
no eXertion their part shall be lacking 10 warrant n conti
uance Of their iayuFs Newt )rIe5ns Ilee NJ 1870
u. r, MUDGE,
j.. RADFORD. T. r. AgTTngE 4 70
dl6l d. N. HILDRETH.S
GS0 REsyyA RID Ran away The boy BEN, lirbi
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GNOR sPiNETTO hiss the pleasure announce 70 the pube
- that he has arrived in this city with his eeebrued
Learned Canary Birds,
the Charuers Of Europe and JAVA sPARROWs
Cis, ETC., and that he will open his exhibition
THURSDAY the 9Th inst the Commercial Exchange when he
vii give two exhibitions per day,
The surprising es these little a1ngsers unessed BY
100000 persons in the Newyork Boston and Charleston
Doors open o'clock p N. Exhibition to commence al ha
past and halEpaHt O'Clock.
Admiration 50 cents. Children half nrce a9stvy
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t-..,ie1I "a IT BOOKS, for the Holydays-A
40 ~ 4sortment Of the most approved kinds al
MOAN Aaal prices, at NORMAN'S
Book Establishment, IS Camp st.
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California, Reynolds. from Mob1e.
Belle Of Atlskapas, Fuller, lfum St. MaFinsTilial9 IL -
Chalnlatte Ibqgnasl0l, ifum LalOuFcle.
81. Chares, fiihe1t, hom Mobile
Bay STATE, Collier, nom Cincinnati.
Duck River, Applique, fIom Jeli1funl57 coitbn
Martha Washington, LEWIS, from Cincinnati
Globe. Brown, from Einreuta-eIli bres caffon
D. b. Mosby, kercheFal iiom AloutromafF-5 ~ rlrou
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~ dgOse CO11S5T9191,, o,,to
1TLEMEN's HOSIERY GOODsI

svO2's'iS a. Way,
4SH tONABLE CT o THTN9 'S,cop
y 5ust received LOT Of s-clihfiEEs
hngliAh Cotton H.ALF-HosE-v =. s.,..i-.
Menno Sc with Merno feet;
Cotton s. sdhIs and DRAWERS
dg7 Ct
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NOW RECEIVING hir a large and complete stock for the
which he ole 70 he City and Country trade at price,
Aatg IS dgs- OTHER HOUSE IN THIS cITY-apd
and Of the stock warranted be superior m every
oq5 2ptf
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Steamship Palmetto Smith, ifom Galveston e7tb ia. ID,
Hairs & Morgau-Lafayeue.
Brig Boston. Tony from Bsrnuda, in ballast 70 MISTER
70 aatsreitn.
master-la6 bales cotton nsin
SchI; n. G. v. Wright, days iI0m Fsi5lola ID
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY sf0HsIFs, BECEsEBEB 81.

-, E11ssl lsss, y ~ 'l' -. ~
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INFORMATION WANTED of the person who
discharged vessel al Post 81 about the 9th Of OC
IgnER LAST or the DTayman who received TWO BOXES
la disc from Tttert0n's Warshouse, the
l4ih November marked X. 4 H., AUGUSTA, GA; thev
having been delivered by mistake Any information given
to ne undersigned by any person who may have received
sad Boxes VIII be thankfully received and literally rewarded
by [dz61 R. NJ HARRISON & CO. ia Grayier St.
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Towboat ConqusFor towed down and to saa, "a is
inst, ships Diogenes, and Suffolk
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

&7DEMRS. a. G. PARKER, 93L1-
rss9sSo Camp, ba0D POHdrds street. has lust
W3sAsA received, and will continue open during
7-f the season, handsome assortment of MIL VIZ
LIVERY consisting Of Fancy and Straw Bonnes Dress
and breakfast Caps, Ribbons, Flowers Feathers Lace
tapes Wells, Collars, Cuffs etc. all of which will be sold at
low prices and purchasers will find it much to their advas
Iage 20 call ere purchasing elsewhere. IT, All oers 81
Merchants and Dealers from the Country % % promptly
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ID EOPEENG Of the Mammoth South Ween Circus At the cor
~ ner q Caondest and feTdo MONDAY EVENING
Dec " s which the celebrated Stump and
Clown SAN LATHkOP sho engaged FOX limited number Of
nights, VIII make his drEt appearances in hewOreans.
Tins By far The largest perfect and best company
exhibited ia This city being forty active membe n
tached "a IL eleven Of whom first in thgr
profession.
dies and their attendants.
tay- Admission only IS cents
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HOUSES FOR7 OALIFORNTA.

A LERED MASON, Builder at California Portable
mate1s @ ef r6 R 9t good structure and a
re will leave for San Francisco about the middle of44
April next and will attend the erection of the same if
required A portion Of the money can be made payable in
san francisco. e5BT1 Orders left with C. W. MURRAY
No. 81 Magazine Streets (Yhere plans can be SEEM vii,
meet with prompt attention. as I'm
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RTEVV AgI1sTC Trst ,,,Diished at the MUSIC STORE
~ No Is CAM .f!st, three doors from Canal, yzsge
VIZ: - p Waltz 4" :. Primrose Polka :; ~
E[olkq :; " Mary Ann Waltz" :, CochTane's le
March :. Osprey Waltz - S Zarifa Waltz !" rs
Jenny LAND Polka, arranged easy for small hands; New
MaznTka Qgad!.es 4; MazQrka by Chas VOss,,' easy;
Virginia Rosebud ~ with Variations: '' Mary Blaue''
with m new Varaionsi for sale in groce or detail, by
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THE SIX-LEGGED HOG
IsAoW ON EXHIBITION IN 81. Cha les street opposite the
Commercial Exchange VIII every should call
The Greatest Wonder If he .qge-A HOG, with six
perfect Legs and four HAMS
tB~ To be s5en IRON A. a. unul lQP %. do
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FNHE Best Of Goods for retail CUSTOM as is the praco
4 with some houses, but sell al XVHOT ES71PFTv
- NoW landing from steamship OHIO
YOUTHS and
e@Sa CHILDREN'S "a
HATS and GAPS of all qualities and oolors in f.ct
every thing IN the shape Of Hat or Can can lie had n
usual, low, at DURBRIDGE * 90 sgtt'usa as
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6rar99e ami TBSoEoTo
INatE books s. SfgtiOgle1.W
ofman's Book and Stationery Esstaolishment,
N NJ ~, ~ NJ N'-''P e''

1AfLEIE STOCK, at
CORsON d ARMSTRONG;.
Ahisp 81 Camp street.
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State the price per page for every additional page
on any of the above over four pages, estimating at
10000 pages
Blank forms. any other description of printing
required broadside any of the above paper, each
broadside TO be counted page.
Treasurer's weekly statement of treasury drafts
and specie, on imperial writing paper. per 100 ~
sheets, 200
IL is expressly be understood that charge OF
any description will be allowed. The prices bid for print
ing must cover and include all contingencies and extras
The department reserves the right have any deScrip-
ton Of printing, which may properly be called book or
pamphlet work" executed by special contract.
The bidders for printing will accompany their bids with
samples OF qualify OF the different kinds of paper they pro
pose TO furnish
Separate proposals will alsp be received for printing 600
copies of the Annual Receipts and Expenditures of the
United States for the fiscal year ending Both June 1919,
forming about $50 pages in volume including paper.
printing folding and stitching The first part of The work
10 be printed in the manner those for the fiscal
year ending Both June, lSi7 page 25l in every parcu
lar and the second part those for the fiscal ending
30 h June, 1874, in every particular
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