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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12
RUNAWAYS.

A ErE conduit Il ID geele FEST Baton Rottgt
"A le 4 ,tujn 1859. comn,e eselaye marion Hen
nv, un gtitte, sgs de 40 ans, 0 pietls . popees THAI
teur. barba erAisse figure fonde dottee. long che
yeusH boucher lin, Ell II dit quill APPARENT b III
MIR Strickland d'Arkansas ct gravefnent blesst
lors de sen emprisonnement le propfte'aife es
requis de preuser 81 pronritte payer les ifais o
%retlref. Jun ~ 81. III. 0DoM, Geolier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12
SHERIFF SALES.
! TEN7E REHfsE.
/ sThE on L1uisiANA-PaffM RI

81 .M4 EEr Z "
!MenArI Il visuaud vs. MeCuteI,eh d Hatipseu.
SIKH Judicial District Court.
F1Y virtue df d writ Of seizure aipi sale Issued
ID In thn above entitled and numbered satise
aid T., inc directed from the Hon. Sitth Jtlileih'
District Court III and hf The parish anu SUE alore.
said / have ssl sed and will expose " public ~ le ~
tie 4 snrt Iiluse door In tile tos0 Of ~ ten rouge
oa syatusday tlie ID dry uf July 1903 NJ Y ouloeh
Al NJ. lhs l,sreinafior described itaort,saaea pfol,efty
Ii wit. A cssinin tfaet Of lard Or plantation siina-
isd on Warts Greek rear the Ishre,' hiai'c, &C 70
tEis parish ii. atlnDt ~ftsitsaen miles t,eiew the Guy
ul ilnton Fp'tss aphdihinp two t,tiiil ,s'i mn eighty
tspe and a l,e II afrsnis more OF less. bo'ifihea ON w
east and spuit, by lands u pr Burlington, iefleetly
VIM Ifeyfin on ske west ny innls nf Joi,rC toff,
nan and OH line north by lands 81 Gifily. wiz, 81
lie tuiIiinss n improvements t%l,eft,,,,' Aiso ano'ner
ttart III laid ff,hiiiig on ile bayou Watrhas IN 'he
tta,ist, of tsast 'ttaion Hougs containing sls h.nafel
And forty nrrss bounded above by lainia oi ION
usss,is aid below by these OF Stepheii Gobo se,s,
vi u pay ard satisfy the judgement Interest wv.
r,,st ii the t,niilsd stit, Terms OF solea-''na efelt
81 10 months, hen airing interas NJ tie rate oi . ps'
ahn,tin ter hnn,irn from date until paid AMI we pir'
chaser to ~fifiisl, hs II months bonti with goei per-
si,psl ~seeuriiy will. a special mortgage retained uh-
III tinal fayn,ent eT said bond -
;juneia IL H. " u ohe''h
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12

7,EAsl TEAsli TEAsil.-Direet importa.
i. ton from Jhina@-The subscriber %retnrtle biz
thanks TO tho Ladies Of East aud West Baton
Rouge, for their kind and liberal patronage in the
above naaicd article, aud takes the pleasure Of
iniorni ~ them That ke has again received a
small surely oil the same quality. fresh and fra.
grant, and ~soIieits n continuation Of past fayors.
maybe? A. Malta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12
SALES.
s fl 44a
STATE or LOUIsIiNk Parish Of
tTnut SptAfnB Range.
Union Bank Of Lelflsians. vs.. safah Rl,eaes, III

Union Dark Of Louisiana, vs.. Sarah hheaes, ~
trix. ct. al .--seventh Judicial District C0aIl
Parish Of East felieiana-No. 1853.
IJY VIRTUE Of d writ of 4 IN directed % the
d Sheriff, Of The parish Of East Baton Nguga,
and Issued from the Hon. the Aeyenth Judicial
District Court In and for the parish Of East fel.+
ciana and State aforesaid, | will EXPOSE NJ public
sale, al the Court House door IN the city Of Baton
Rouge on Saturday, The 9lday q Ja,y. ls0s, y
ii o'clock, A. NJ. ali The right, tile. interest and
claim, Of .fpiin Baker Rhodes snit benjamin
Franklin Rhodes III and 10 the four tolle.ing lots
Of ground situated iii that part Of ths city q pa.
ton Rouge laid out by Ellie Bestifegard, aud des-
ignatel on the hgurativo plan thereof Of lots NJ.
o. 10, L and ia II square No. 80, together with
all the buildings and Improvements tlloreoni-~
SEIZED 10 pay and satisfy their y@siiirils r.o.ftioa
due OF, said writ Of 4 Ia by tho ssid JOHN d. and
II. r. Rhodas-4say The sim Of two hundred and
thirty three dollars and ttirly three cents each,
together with interests and costs.
Terms Of sale, cash, with the beneht Of APP
praisement. ii. V. BAblN, Sberiff.
May Qgth. Gt,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12
Fashionable Dancing.

MADAME ARRALINE BROOKS respect
INl fully informs the residents of Baton MN
Rouge and IFS vicinity, that her Academy xxAASx33xx
is now open, and the days and hours OF -
tuition are as follows:
Children's Class, tat the City Haih will be On
Thursdays and Saturdays, al halEpasf4.
Ladies' Glass Mondays and Wednesdays. from
S until Z.
Gentlemsens Glass Tuesday and Friday nights,
from s until 10.
Terms-for Children, 90 per month, OF SO for
two Ladies; d Gentleman Si0. ms2ff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12

WAS committed TO The Jail Of East Baton
w Rouge on the 4th Of June. 1852. a. a ftitia.
way slave, HENRY, n grid, sged 30 yeats. Ave
feet 8 inches high, heavy beard. smooth round
face, Longtime curly hair, and says he belongs to
h Mr.. Strickland Of Arkansas, and was badly
wounded when committed
The ovn ef will prove property pay charges
and take him away. JJODOM, Jailor.
June iath, 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

P0'0tsse aOuesk Dalrn Aouge-Cox,
au SAgtenze DISTRICT.
Dams Ia flaire dc u Success on Dc r. Blanchard
dec6dG-No. 424,
A TTENDU que Bertrand CAFES. astn,,i..rs.
"a isor, aepregistr6 un TaleIsu pfovisoiys ttt-
has % son administration ,xns la di,e Suecas.ior
hyis est par les PRESENTER dones arc tottos
apPosliion iegals ~ dl Tahleau doii etrs en-, 6ais-
Ia .hte jolrs qp6 suifontia publiea lion de eli avid
Bureau de GrcAier co 4 Jntm 1859.
WIN CHAMEEgLfN. GreHsy
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12

Anna Bishop. it is reported tlas appear
ed in public since her arrival from Europe,
July 1917 ~(including her trips 70 Havana
aud Mexico) no less than 743 times In
putting down the nett profits Of each per-
Torrance, 1t the very small sum OF $50,
the whole gain would be upwards q
100000. At Mexico alone. Alna net.
ted $4,000, In her first eight nights.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12
STATE or LOUISIANA
II .! 4 | ff

SIXTH DISTRICT cODHT
IN matter Of the saecessior Of Pierre Blapeis.d
dcceasei--Eo. 424.
w HhhEa Bertrand Cazes. administrator,
w has fled an amended Provisional tablaa.. N
his administration IN The above Succession.
NOTICE is hereby given that MI leaal sppo,i.
tiop 10 The houol6gation of saie inblesn m,st L.
filed IN the Office Of the clerk of said parish win.
in ten ds}s from The publication hereof
Clerks Office, this 4lfi day Of June. A, u fas1
t@ VIM UAMptfu 70 HL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12
state OF Lonisiana--Parish OF East
Baton Rouge,

Mary Geyie, wife of james D. Stuart, W. Af-
drew Malta Sixth judicial District Court,
Parish Of East Baton Rouge. No 75s.
DY VIRTUE Of a writ ei Il. ia. directed 10 the
ID Sheriff Of the Parish of Fast Baton I7euge,
and Issued from the Hon. the Sixth Judicial Dis
ifiet Court In and for The parish and State alore-
said, | will expose at public auction at The Store
House door belonging to Col. A. Malta oh Church
Street, In tlle city Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday,
The ID day Of July, 1864, at L. o'clock, NJ, all
The right, title, interest and claim Of tho said de-
tsndent Andrew Malta. In andfo tho following
described lot or parcel Of ground, and situated IN
that part Of The city Of Baton Rouge laid out by
A.. Grass, and designated on the fginativs plan
Of said city as lot No. o, In square No. /. and
measuring 80 feet front on Church street. and 900
feet on the rear Iitle, and measuring Gil feet on
the West line, and GO feet on the East line. oil
French measure, together with all the buildings
and improvements, situated on said lot, sufret.
dered by the dslendent TO pay and satisfy The
Judgment, interest and costs. IN the Hboye entitled
suit. Terms of sale cash. with thf benefit Of mp.
praisemt nj. II. v. BABiN, Shsrif.
Mau tauth 1ksp NJ r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12
state Of LOEisiana-Parish Of East
RatGn Rouge.

In the matter of the succession Of Hugh Alex
snder, deceased. No. All Ofthe late Probate
Court, Parish OF East baton Rouge, Lu., now
the 9th Judicial District Court.
lanes M. Elan, Ell. al., w. jessie Fulton, et. vi.
No. 100. Sixth District Court, Parish Of East
Baton Rouge.
10y VIRTUE Of a writ Of plnr A. ia. issued
ID from the Honorable the 9th Judicial District
Court, Ia the matters OF the succession Of the late
Hugh Alexsnier, licensed, mud No. 4sl Of the
Records Of said Court, and also by virtue Of a
writ Of 4. fl. issued from the Court ator ,said, In
the suit Of James M Elam 81. AL, ". jesse Full
ton ct. al, and No. 100 Of the Records OF said
Court, and directed 10 the Sheriff Of the Parish Of
East Baton Rouge, | will expose al public Gale at
the Court House door in the city or Baton Rouge,
on Saturday the third day Of July, 1852, Ut II
o'clock, a. 81, oil Of the right tue, Interest, and
.cl,irn Of Stephen Henderson, Esq, In and 70 the
following described property, to wit Lot No ~
Of Square No. q, Of the supplemental plan Of
BesuYegards town, fronting on Asia street, To-
gather with all the buildings thereon Lots Ms.
d, A, s, 6, z, ct 8, in Square %, IN that part Of the
city OF Baton Rouge, laid ont by r, Beaures gard.
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and also the following named slaves for
life, to wit Jim, a man aged about 81 years ;
Nancy, his wife, aged about SO years. and their
daughter Rose Ann aged about Ii years, and
black Jane, a woman. a good heusc-seryant aged
about IS years-all the above mentioned property
is surrendered by the said Stephen Henderson,
through his agent Col A. Malta. 10 pay and sat
isfy the aforesaid Judgment, No. 4Sl, which was
lately rendered against the said Stephen Hender-
son, Jesse Fulton, Nolan Stewart. Executor Of the
last will and testament of James McCaiop, and
James NJ. Elan, in sosido. asthe Executors Of the
last will and testament Of SAID Hugh Alexander,
deceased, and also to pay and satisfy the aiore-
said writ Off. IA. in suit No. 100. as before stated.
Terms OF sale, cash, with the benefit Of apprsise-
ment. lmay20 oil H. ". BABiN, Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12
To tho wings Of tho Union.

We find tile following invitation 70 ~
Whigs Of the .Union IN the Baltimore
pnpers. IL was isaued by the Wing cob
vshtion OF the sity Of Baltimore and COL
yeys to the party an earnest and hearty %
Ilcilation 10 be present et the Natioia
convention ot tho wings which 10 10 v
Lei1 ii. Baltimore OH the 10th, Ih'
American OF that city says, we trust, iia,
wc are sure that II will be met with gen
stous and frasernsl spirit In which u lia'
,pnn rendered and that numerous deiega
tons rom eacl, aud every state In tht
t1nioD will DO present 10 witness md rati
~ tho nomination then made. We meet
scarcely add tho assurance that q oofd'a
welcome mud kind Inequalities avail al
who come.
TO The uVhirs of the Union
THE undersigned have been directed, ny
The Wing City Convention OF baltimore
70 solicit the atseudnucu OF their fei'eW
Wings from all parts OF the Union, as .
mee,Inv Of the National Convention, on
the 10th June.
The invitation which they are instruc.
ted Ia extend, IL on behalf not only o.
,bsss whom they immediately represent,
but Of the body Of the Wigs Of Mary
land. Oh memorable occasions leretofofs,
our fellow Wbigs have llonored rs ny as
sernbling here III council. We afe not
aware that any have eai,se to tax US WIN
tho lack OF cordial welcome.
If kindly intercourse, and the i''er'
change OF opinions and good offices have
contributed, on former occasions, 70
strengthen The bonds OF g~oodiel'owship
--sueh consequences, more than ever,
must follow from them now, The
thought that the Union has been In dan.
ger must make the feeling OF brotherlpeod
more warm, when brethren OF oil sections
N, the name Of the Uuion are met to con.
sult for its c%oatipeed preHereat'oh'
Let our fellow Wings then, from oil
quarters, bring themselves among Tie
Lot their delegations be numerous, cuIi'l.
aias,ic and confident. The inspiration OF
their presence will givel the vigor OF TIL
u,nph 10 the frat blow Of the flight.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12
CANDIDATES.
~ We are authorized to ansanonoe
R0BERy G. BEALE, As . candidate foi
the convection.

TO We are authorized to
A. III. DUxN, a. = candidate for the Con-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12

r. We are authorized 20 announce
]. M. BRUNOT a. Candidate for the Com
ventioa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12

~ We are authorized 10 announces
r. D, sCONRAD as d randidafe Tor 9 seat
in the Coayention ID meet on sle 5fh
July. ls52.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12

Enn..Reams Trenca, English and American
CUV fine and surperfne Eoolseap and letter
pArkn. for sale by JOHN G. LII N0UE.
oct. 10: Post Office room
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-06-12

ELASTlC steel spurs, a very superior article
IL fer sale BY A. BRADFORD.
The daily union., 1852-11-03
Proposal. Ior lxasion..

HEADauARrERs MARINE CoRFs,
QuareImasters Office, Washington, Oct. ii, lb52
CEPARATE PROPOSALS ONCE until
y O'Clock m Thursday the i day Of November for
furnishing United States marines at the following
lions for the year 1883, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charestown Massachusetts,
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gospou Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District Of Columbia
Each consist OF pound and quarter Of fresh beef
pound eighteen bread
supsrfne -four supe6ne -four at the option Of e
Of good coee twelve
pounds the best New Orleans eight quarts Of the best
white beans four quarts OF two quarts 81 salt iou
hard brown and half pounds ofgood
hard dpped tallow candles, each hundred rauons
The beef shall be delivered the order OF the
mandng saon sher bulk BY the single ration
choice OF te
the pork be No prime pork and the groceries Of The best
quality Of the dx named, subject inspection.
ofhe awarded TIE nuG
hcency OF the suretes be certified BY ociai
TO be endorsed Proposals for Raon" The bidder will
be notified Of the fact through the post Office
The Republic, Washnglo the Portsmouth Journa Portxmoth,
New Hampshire Daily Courier, Bss-
Massachusetts Bunker Hill Aurora, Chaesto~n assachu
New York Courier Enquirer Mirror, Expres and POST New
York Brooklyn Evening Star, Brooklyn Long Island New YoSk
Philadelphia North American Sun, and Daily Times Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania Patriot and American, Baltimore, Maryland Ga
zetle, Alexandria, Virginia Richmond Whg and Republican,
gna Pensacola Gaze Pensacola, Florida, win give
above insertions each week until the lth Of November
and send The accompanied by printed Of the
this Office for payment Oct l2-awtNotl
The daily union., 1852-11-03

War Depars,as u,
Bureau Topopraphical

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept 10, 1854.
M = win Be rsesssd y s he ssess q War until ns
which time the viii be awarded 10 the lowest
ment and shall hundred thousand dollars
Ns ID saN4I.9 CONDITIONS.
The materials forming ra only thoroughly
form new obsacons imedimenls 70 The navigation thereof
report thai portion Of
has been removed and DESTROYED tbs shall be Inspected by an
= ,he et e department win pay such proportion q lhe whole
@ as @ % % s aa o
shall be less than fifteenth Of the whole work
July 1885, he viii The which he willing
s w a, %s az and 4 sso The a s o , which he win
for the aforementioned PERIOD he wiz 30 state, and viii propose
When time specided completion
The work shall huye avea The same ss ss Sy an OH
iii shall appear on such inpecoa thai te contract has been fully
nifty with .s Term. q he iasadns the twenty per
retained under article But m shall appear that the has
fully complied with, further
but the balance Remaining the contract sha be forfeited the
proper exerons have been made by the contractor 10 fulfil his
gasenen, shall complete work without addi
on Secretary War viii allowed him for ai purpose
And Q, The expiration q that time the work shall be Completed
contractor required give $4,000,
eondoped faithful execution
will transmit az Tue same time win bis proposals the names q The
that they will sign his bond sues above mentioned and
resides respectable cizens
and that he considers them worth ten thousand dollars oyer and
these conditions shall be complied with
''se'''' ''''''''' '''''''' ]. J.TABERr,
The Republic ntellsencsr, and Uaion washington % cGu-
rer and Ensuer and Express New York rsnnsysnna In
NATL Ohio; Louisville Joumai Louisville Kentucky st. Louis
La New Orleans Commercial Bulletin Bee, and
New Orleans Republican, New Orleans, La VIII insert The above
Sept 2i--dol&2awuan3
The daily union., 1852-11-03
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS 8

The Of person upon bcots uniss
payment OF the subscription . n advance.
Distant subscribers money postage
which will be paid BY by safe
transmission.
The COUNTRY published ,ri-weekiy during hs ses
scns Of Congress, and emi-weekly during the
Subscriptions for period iess received
propor,ioned 10 the above rates.
Q PosTMAsTERs authorized agents aad, ky
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 or RVS
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with SIS enclosed WEEKLY
subscribers, with Sio enclosed, will be entitled copy
they furnish subscribers for, gratis.
The daily union., 1852-11-03
BY ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
War Department.,
Bureau OF Typographical Engineers,

War Department,
Bureau Of Typographical Eng,nsen,
poposAIs will be received until including the Goth day
u December, for the following articles required ON Lake
3 pieces wbeoak timber square IL inches %
10 pieses white oak timber, square 10 iache
o SIeees neSa white timber, square inches each
a@ofee board measure, inch pine plank inches wide
An timber 10 be free from rents, splits and o,er
600 eonis ballast soit stone each
measure i25 feet solid measure.
y,me. Of delivery follows for timber and iron
oa third 3ist day af March third the aoi
dry O. ssn X. p De- es q is stone one ''
one ~ s day 2. nsa @ Apn one ird on the alsi day
ns above win bs required at Lutte fon Waukegan
ws s % same quantities. qualities, kinds
wanted Southport shore Of Lake Michigan and the
u a% same quantities, quaes kinds Of materials win
a a Racine shore Of Lake Michigan, and
psns TSs s@s qaaues quac and kinds materials will
Mwauhie, weTt shore OF Lake chsan and e same
mnortous and tunes OF delivery.
pYee sane quantities, auaie and kinds q materials will be
wanted shesaa wssi noe o. Lake megan ana e same
me quantities. quaes and kinds Of materials will be
wanted at anowoe, shore OF Lake Michigan and the same
amporlons an times OF delivery.
measured Inspected the United States and
proved received the Quantities SO approved nnd received WIN
d per win be retained By The unied states until the
copeed when retained VIII be paid TO the
eoutac win forfeited TO The United states II the contractor
mI 10 ud his contract
Each proposal will be accompanied with evidence that The pro
poser uh his contract and me department reserves the
l,b of rejecting proposal satisfactory In all respects
Advances be made But payments will be
made stated.
The oandng materials will be pointed out by inc United
States agent notice 10 him by the contractor On ts account
The be subject 10 delay OF over hree days
M landing shall be considered delivery osaid articles 10
he United No delivery viii be acknowledged except IN
Quantities stated, and in accordance with this adver
dsmen Until delivered, Inspected and received all articles will
a the and under his care Bui when de-
d inspected received they VIII be ut the risk and under
me care Of No delay inspect and receive
lines stated made allowed the part OF the United
49,.
re the envelope, viii be addressed the Undersigned
~ J. JABERT,
Col Corps Typographical Engineers
To be the Rpubc lnegencer, and Union, Wash
agton and Enquirer, New York Commercial Advertiser
Rea,o; Advertiser, Detroit Commercial Advertiser, Chicago,
twenty times daily, twice week till Goth December.
Oct 8-daOtSetawilDec2o.
The daily union., 1852-11-03
Proposals for Erecting Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, at san Frnnciaco, California.
TneAsunr DrpAnrxrsr, Oct ., 1855

TRsAsuRr DfPARrsnsr, Oct 2, 1882.
EALED Proposals WIN be rsesssd at This ssps%su, y s1 MI
branch mint San Francisco caons, according TO The plans
TO parties disposed TO contract Tb said proposals 70 con
branch department
,rac either way may be found te most and sdvi.a
any contract ue building AID machinery cannot be n"shsd s.d
which the expenditure is expressly limited BY the act Of Con
PaymeHu every sixty days on amour, the
work done and materials actually used on The building TO be asce
reerng from each o such estimates and payments twenty per cent
@ @ @ u% and un sn % es conn
en Of the building ana is approval and acceptance by The de-
every proposal must be accompanied by written guarantees.
,ha, party parties making bid accepted,
shall and M and pond With sufheiens
TO the satisfaction Of the President the United States and the
Secretary the Treasury in the Of hny thousand doss s
cred unless IL = accompanied with such guarantee.
~ @ s.e ss ,sesved a. he same time and place 70,
the specifications, which will likewise be furnished by The depart
n relation 70 ne ldiag wiz, the exception Of the amount q the
Proposals wiz also Be and place
ing and machinery suitable purpose o. branch mint
building such building machinery all respects
s S % s ss
ANY in fair proportion Of pieces Of e different denominations
able building aud machinery boush, leased under the aushc
then be made for The building and furnishing the
The opened and recorded in the presence such
dde m may think proper 70 attend and should the bids which
may be made from California be received the department
previous TO the aforesaid sh day of February 1859 IL will
me sh, % delay opening he other bid. which may he
decision viii be made practicable after the depart
has officially advised BY
legislature Of the state Of California exempng SAID branch mis
from takaon Sc s required by the 9Th section Of the OF
Congress Of The % July s establish branch mint ofte Uni
ted States in California.
Those persons 10 may disposed pro-
collector Of cuos !, San Francisco previous 10 the expiration o.
sy after the n publication offbe advertisement
newspapers issued Francisco period having
designated in the ofCungrcss Cali
onia The collector Of San Francisco wiz be furnished with
copies o the plans specifications the information those
who may wish 10 make bids there.
THOs. CORwIN,
Oct cts-lawtsfeb Secretary OF the Treasury.
The daily union., 1852-11-03
Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the PubIic
Printing.
OrFIoR SUPERINTENDENT THE PUBLIC FRisrise,
Nnuhia .i.u.a lLs.i

orFIoR surERIsTRHDEsr OF THE PuBLIo fRiSnse,
AAa 4.1 Washington, september 30, 1882.
IN pursuance ofthe Act provide public print
ng He approved August 2 1884, sealed will be
ceyed AZ m ONCE In the Capitol until the first Monday (6t day.
Of December next twelve o'clock for furnishing the paper
that may BE- required for the public printing for the
ing on e M day oDecenbe 1854 and endag the lt
December, 1853.
The snoned list specdes nearly
the qnan and the quality and description OF each kind OF
that VIII BE- required.
10000 reas hne printing paper uncaended "a by
- inches, and to weigh foyye pounds TO the OF
4eO sheets.
Class 2.
1900 reams ne printing paper caendered "a
inches and TO weigh hfysix pounds TO the OF 4st
sheets.
800 reans uperae and caendeed printing g
measure ~ by - inches, and weigh oryeighI pounds
10 the OF 4s0 Sheets
The hbre above classes of linen
md cotkpp free from all aduIteraon with other sub
OF fair wbiteness put up qures
sheets EACH and bundles
450 perfect sheets Uniformity color thickness and weight will
be required aud bundle varying under five cent
from Inc standard weight will be received and the weight will
all cases be required Mixing tcknesses in the
bundle 10 make the weight will be considered violation of the
In reference the above three classes will be
entered into for supplying quantities heen
Times the public service but the privilege
of ordering greater quantity either class should
y required such times and in such quantities may be
deeiaed necessary.