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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

tNOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
II sem-weekly U. S. Mail Line.-The safe and fayoriss
steamer S0UTHERNER, w Foster Commander, will leave
pier No North river, Wednesday Nov TO- att ociooh
NJ precisely For freight apply board, where 81 bill:
sPoFFJRD, TiLEsToM & CO., 4s South street. savan.
nah passengers tickeed through wthous further charge
Passengers will suffer detention at Charleston A.
rangeents have been made with The South Carolna
road to despatch extra train on se arrival ., sns
steamer. The MARIONswill follow on Saturday, NOV IL
and will connect WITH the Florida steamer wnGn
jacksonville Pilatka and ST. Augustine Through tickets
furnished for the above ports IS
S31 PlAtka S3S; st. Augustine 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

nR. LOUIS BERoN WOULD INFORM HIS yRIlNDa
and oitizens generally that he returned rom tsuy
inthe country may consulted usual, AtFs OF
ONCE the drug store west Of Broadway ~
Houston street, from nine o'clock A. NJ till twelve ~
from six till nine =. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

LoR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
Parrish commander viii leave bier H. r. on saturday
November 18th, At o'clock r. n For freight apply 81
800 LGpLAH i PLEAsANTs. - YsaaA sNsssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

EfoR LIvERPooL-UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ARCTIC, Captain James G. Luce This steamship
yin depart with the Y s. Mails for Europe positively on
berth at foot Of Canal strs Ne berth secured paid for
Passengers Are requested to be on board at x NJ The
amship Pacific viii succeed the Arctic and sail
Der 9th For freight or passage having unequaed
modaaons Tor elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS Il Co, N Wall strceA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

DoCT0R HUNTER's RED DROP CANNOT Bn o.
tanned genuine In Buffalo, nehey 10 there braneh -
the old Hunteran DspensAry, No. biysion strsst NsW
York in that city All sold there under the sel1
DO sure TO call at the old place In New York city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

CoR AUsTRALIA.-NIw, YORK AND CANADA DIs:
ton Surtben lanes A. Ayory snder will sail for the
shove mort postvey tho 18th Of November This splsn
families or Jingle between decks are very his
10 male ths tie most desirable up and her
mander having great experiences In the Australian trade
ysry short passage may be expected Early application win
be board for freight passage AZ pier Is na
river or Butler, Brothers, l63 and lis South street, "
IN Qrntth all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

19aNY, TROY, AND LEBANON sPRiHGs.-rn
oar. Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave ths
Clay Hall station New York, daily Sundays exoaptsdl
- 10 oslock NAN .rsin 70 cha,hsI Pour osfssrs
Lebanon Syringe Pltsfed Springfield. other lntsrns
Hate ssstions Az o'clock r. M-Aooommods.ion sratx
b. Chsham Four Corners oonnecting with Western Rail-
road going casa Passengers for Lebanon SPRAYS VIII tAks
Me 10 o'clock A. n sraa 70 Chatham Western Railroad IA
Osnaan ana 30 Lebanon Arriving early Ale
ssraocp Fare through, a. n sBOAT, superinssaaszs-
NAADkN ARB ANSoY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEL.
~ phiA-Lsavss by stesmbost JOHN POTTER Pier Ne.
rth yivee, ST A. NJ, sad p NJ through Ia Az hsUrs,
ysr frss olass SIS second class 2P re oalyl a.
aesarning iekya PhAdsrhia toos Of valiant ss1ssl aS
A. p. n -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

wArcHEs.-By order Of the British Treasury watches
Of foreign manufacture bearing tho and marks Of
will be here after admitted in Eng
land the United States snd other
Of which French and Swiss watches be-
shipped for New York Boston, via Liverpool
without mourning the risk OF being seized NJ
the English Custom House.
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought with British goods Through bills Of
ladipg are given in HAvre for New Pork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-08

LN0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, d. Lines, oom.
msnder, will leave for Havre touching ut Southampton,
land the mails and Saturday Nov 3D. at ~
clock from pier No North river Price Of passage First
cabin Sl second cabin SO Baggage not wanted during
the voyage should be board the day before sailing
marked below No merch ardze will be received board
after Thursday November 70, freight passage, apply
70 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, So Broadway.
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From Say annah 10 Nassau. ssh
Oo 90 lnaSus %
Do. do. jamaica. -. -. ..... 30
tlnoluding stewards fessl
and In proportion 10 the other Islands.
Each ship carries experienced Freight and
specie conveyed the engagements sp
plyto ANDREW Low T. CO., Agents Savannah.
Passengers freight for the K. M Steamships will
eonyeyed to or from Now York BY the u Nail Ships
FLORIDA, ALABAMA. and AUGUSTA.
SAML. j.. MITCHILII Agent, l4 'FRONT.' street, N. Y.
The daily union., 1852-11-04
War p.par,,ae a.
Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. ID

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept 10, 1852
sd day OF January 1853 FOR te removal Of the raf on RED
river which viii be lowest
ment and shall not exceed one hundred thousand dollars
CONDITIONS
l. The materials forming thoroughly
moved from the river destroyed they
form distractions impedmen tho navigation thereof
q The work viii be paid pogresses in ae following
Wheneser the shall report the
has been removed and DESTROYED s sa be inspected by
officer appointed by shall appear thar such
the fc ,he department viii pay such proportion OF the Whole
rai Less twenty cent provided that the portion paid for
shall be less than fifteenth The whole work
July e53 he win which he i'slng
as 10 eon,e % Nv ih m % or % u we ls II ifs % cannot mo nndnahe
or The aforementioned period he wi so state, and WIZ propose
A. specified in completion Of
Ger or once detailed Tor thai purpose y the secretary war and
f shall such Inspection that The contract has been fully
unity asreemcn incuding twenty per
retained under aree u, IN shall appear contract has
but tue balance The shall be forfeited 70 the
United States I however ,lbe department sha satisfied that
proper xeons by iuh his en-
gasemeni and he shall offer complete tae work without an add
on oihe Secretary Of War will be allowed him for that purpose
required give his bond fol $4,000
conditioned for the faithful the contract Each bidder
VIII transmit the same time win his Tue NAMES ~ 81 Dam e
that they VIII sian his bond surees above mentioned and
State which he reside that said surees respectable citizens
aud that he considers Them worth ten thousand dollars oyer and
these conditions shall be complied with. .,
J.J. ALERT,
The Republic Inesencm and Union, Washington, y O. Cou
s nns and s Se% s"a E New " ia
natl. ohio Louisville journal, Louisville, Kentucky 81 Louis
La New Orleans CommerciaI Bulletin, Dee and
New Orleans Republican New Orleans La viii insert the above
Sept a~dioiSaawlan
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Proposals ror Ralions.

HEADQUARTERS MAINE CoRrs,
Qu0rtermasters Once, Washington, Oct. III, 1854
sEPARArE PROPOSALS will be received once until Ii
y O'clock Thursday the i day OF November for
furnishing United states marines following
tons for the year 1858, viz
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Cbadestown, Massachusettss
Brooklyn Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gospon Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola, Florida and
Washington, District OF Columbia
Each OF pound fresh beef
pork eighteen bread
made supsrdne the
eminent and pounds Of good coffee twelve
pounds OF the best New Orleans eight Of the best
white beans quarts OF salt -four
hard dipped iallow candles, hundred raions.
The beef required shall be delivered the order OF the
mandng each either bulk by the single ration
and shall of the best choice the
The pork be No prime and The groceries Of the best
quality Of the kinds named subject 10 inspection
suees for ole awarded The su
nency certified Official
Tobe endorsed bidder
be notified of the iact through the Office
The Repube Wangon the Portsmouth Journal Portsmouth,
New dampshrc Boston Atlas Adverer and Daily Courier Hes
Bunker Hin Aurora, Charestown, Masachu
SETS New YORK Courier Enquirer Mirror Express Post New
York Brooklyn Evening Brooklyn Long INaad Ne Yeti
Philadelphia North Americans Daily Times, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Patriot American, Baltimore, Maryland
zete Alexandria, Virginia Richmond Wing, aud Republican,
and Pensacola Pensacola, Florida, give
insertions each week until the Ilth OF November
and by printed the
advertisement this office payment Oct l2-3awtNovl
The daily union., 1852-11-04
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS s

The name OF person will be upon booi une
payaent OF me subscription e mad a advance.
Distant subscribers pssssSo
which NJ" be paid BY and all
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published weekly during
sions OF Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions or period lees than year received oa
proporioned 10 the above annual rates.
Q fOSrMAsTEhs are authorized agents
sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed or rys
5EMIWEEkLY subscribers, with or Yus WEEKLY
subscribers with So enclosed Win be emitted copy
edition they furnish subscribers for srafl
The daily union., 1852-11-04
Western Military Institute, Drennon Springs, Henry
q tug

THE annual OF this institute the second Mon
day September and the semi annual session on the first Mon
day In February Of each year,
he college course embraces OF United
States Military Academy Point, and
n the classical and modern languages.
hourshing law school, under the Hon Thomas ~ Monroe
Judge distinguished o high legal attAinmenis,
institute, and offers great advantages 70 the
.
iusTiTurR TuTfor.-Boarding lodging, fuel,
washing servants attendance and OF furniture and
sl6o per annum surgeons fee, s. per Annum.
school text books.
per i've months.
received ume and charged from the date OF
% end ofterm
addressed
the ndutan institute, Droppon spng-, Kentucky
u. n. JOHNSON,
Sept 81 dow superintendent
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Proposals for Erecting Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, mt san Francisco, California.
TnsAsuRr DrrAKrsrsr, Oct. 2, 1851.

Treasury DrrAKrarsr, Oct 2, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS received department until
the eh day Of February, 1855 for the construction Of hs
branch mint San Francisco, California according the plans
parties dsposea contract Ths said proposals
bids for work. and also separately for each distinct
branch o. WORK me neht osinr Iesesed 70 ns 70 con
ac' either way as may be found he most adv .na ady;a
contract e building aud machinery cannot be finished and
which expenditure expressly limited by the act Of Con
Payments will be made every siry days
work done and materials actually used on The building 70 Acer
on the rs, one hundred bousana dollar and ten per cent, on
each ees ser he above sum uni, he Anal corn
eton Of the building and its approval and acceptance BY the de-
Every proposal accompanied by guarantee
us the party or paie. making i, mhs or accepted
shah and viii and bond With .ursus.
Secretary Treasury my thousand doan FOR
cred accompanied with guarantee ~.
val SS Ss esssd At e tune NINA ana psss % %
the specifications which will likewise be furnished BY the depart
IN relation the building with the exception Of e amount Of hs
be n sum twenty ti,oussrd dollars.
Proposals wiz also be received at tho same time and place ,sss
ns maebnery purpose q branch mint and
building building machinery be equal IN all
D. and b. o sonss !. Ies. b million. Of sod
ally fair proportion Of pieces o The different
able building and machinery bought leased under the au,ho
y effect granted by Congress- contract will coursc
then be made for the erection building and furnishing the ma
The bids viii opened and recorded presence
bidders tnk attend and should the bids which
California received department
Aforesaid February. 1893, viii
delay other bids which
will be practicable after the
oaeay advised law hs. been passed s u.
legislature Of the stale Of California ercmptina said branch mint
from traon ss as ys9aed BY .hs e section Of ne &C, Of
ted California.
Those California who he disposed to make
said building machinery will deliver the the
collector to the erpAon OF
after ofthe advertisement in
issued Frsnoisco that period having been
proposals. In Cali
onia Francisco viii be furnished with
plans specifications the information Of those
who may wish 10 make bids there. -
Oct s--iawtsFeb Secretary OF the Treasury.
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CoUHr October 2, 1881.
John D. CLARK and George savage admuist,or, o.
Jnmes Thompson, deceased the administrators aforesaid
have appreciation OF Washington
aforesaid appointed Tuesday 3oh for the settlement
OF the assets hands
collected and turned into WHEN
said deceased nouhed 20 attend
properly vouched they otherwise be ex
euded provided of The order
hep Union Of this city
previous to said Jsth instant ,s,
= " Testt ED. ~. RoANH Register Wills
sf True copy-test. ED. N. ROACH, Register Wills.
3-iaw3w.
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BY ROBERT NoNa.
War Department,
Bureau Of iopograpbieai Engineers,

Bureau Of Typographical Eugineers,
October %, l652
viii be received unl aud including the a0th day OF
Sslt Deeober for the following articles required ON Lake
80 pieces wheoak timber l2 inches % feet
10 pieces white oak timber square IL iaehes
50 feet long eaeS piece ,A., = ..,.. "a 49,, !,
60 pieces eswa @ @ OAK u0e " square - inches eaeh
o poaads H inch bolt ron in pieces Of ~ and Is fee, long
oi0oieet board measufe inch pine plank inches wide
me timber 10 be free ifom sap rents, splits and other
COO cords ballast stone son sand stone
MEASURE l2o fee, s,,-d seld 2. measure. azure
Third on 3sr day Of next March third the 3o,h
day Of April oaehlid 90 the 5is day Of next May
hd 9o day ofneu April tird the 3lst day
The above articles viii be required Lite Fort Waukegan
wen rs same quantities, quae materials viii
wanted al Southport shore of Lake Michigan and the
u gne same quantities, qualities, kinds of
ned al Racine shore of Lake Michigan, and
on TS" snm quantities, quu,ics, kinds materials
~ sane quantities, qua'ies and kinds Of materials will be
wanted sIsa II Ts ssys saD,e o Lake "shsa" aud s 'a"s
oae gnanies qualities and kinds of materials viii be
wanted wet shore OF Lake Michgan and the
u,opoflons and times Of delivery.
The ae delivered these several specified days, be
measured inspected OF the United States and
proved received The quantities SO approved aud received will
h p,d according price,
ae viii be retained by the United States until e
contract completed when retained will be paid
conac viii be forfeited to the United States the contractor
fail ah his contract
fulfil his aud the department the
.ht oeecing proposal not satisfactory IN all respects
Advances be But payments will be
made as stated
Tue olaang materials will be pointed by the United
states agent him by On this
The be subject delay of three days
b landing delivery said articles
he No delivery will be acknowledged except
men Until delivered inspected and received all articles viii
risk OF the and under his cafe But when de-
received they will be the risk aud under
e United No delay and receive
times will be made allowed the OF the United
States
The proposals WIN be endorsed proposals for TIMBER
outside envelope will be addressed 10 the Undersigned
J. J. ABERT,
Col Corps Typographical Engineers.
10 be in Republic. Inegencer, and Unon Wash
mgon and Enquire New York Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo Advertiser Detroit Commercial Advertiser, Chicago,
twenty times daily then twice week till 10Th December.
Oct 9o-d20t& &2taw)ec20. ra. .##...
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Notice.

Lssp Orrtcr October IA, le52
NUMEROUS applications having been made to hs oco on the
subject decided, full consideration,
when executed before Witnesses
and notary ppbe in all csses,
he n under author
iy Of The notary the time ~ taking such
the Gann,ueness af his signature.
Of the 23i March las, win therefore s regarded
amended JOHN WILSON,
Oct l6--3tawiw comns-o"er N
/ Verse. u !
wsk- Talks Of American Farmer in England Part 3D.
pnrnamra sem Monthly Library,
just published, and for sale by x.. ...nn,
Oct IL Roohsslers, near 9th street.
The daily union., 1852-11-04

UOUsE-rURvIsUING rrORE.-rhe subscriber has
III n
iotb and has
and beautiful housekeeping articIe
sell the articles
of the cities His stock
ssts in part Of
French China and crockey In dinner dessert
tea and
Cut and pressed glass ware
and mahogany frame msntei, pier and toilet gls..cs
Bronxe iron hataoks standards sndons tenders osnde
brns, &C. shovcls and topps
Solar lamps and girsndotss hall lamps
Plated ten and coffee SETS castors
Walters and tea trays, cake baskets
Covered dishes, card crndss,cks urns, NC
Stair rods, table cutlery, goods
Bn,anna ware, block tin and coffee ufns
Chsfnp dishes, oyster
Dish covers boilers,
Bohemian uiass iron framed dressing e1s-s-
Terra Gotta ware, door mata baskets o'"-"es' "V '
ing utensils, hc. -. a~..,n.... "a
mane and sns orns"sHu m"
fancy articles altogether i'f'-os ~
city. - - -~'
Oct 11--3tawfwf
The daily union., 1852-11-04

gONETIIING NEN.-Scoch port monnaes and card cases,
y pure Scotch yevcry and attractive Also Turkey
with steel great variety and OF inc
latest styies--convenent, and cheap. a tE
poa and paper mache card Pocket knives Con-
ade aencmen and boys knives, assortment Of
qualities Ivory tablets. gold pens, folders hand
co.ts but cents Writing desks, portfolios. SC, SC
ro, snIe hv VII NHF GRAY A. BALLANTyNE
Oct
The daily union., 1852-11-04
u.,,,norr.,. Lare OF Gen. pierce.

JIIr subscribers have Just published authentic edon Of the
Lie Of Franklin Pierce, BY Nathaniel Hawthorne Drawn up
from original and containing the 1enefas
as written the neid.
with
ing BY Tenny, executed expressly for this work 80.
A. MIR college with General Pierce, and has
friend peculiarly well qnalned for
undertaking. and his hrh literary reputation u snhc lent guar
ability which book IL has been pre-
pare cd with sanction OF Gen. Picrcs.
handsomely printed paper and sold for the low price
OF g7k cents n paper covers and 80 cents inmusln,
Persons ordering copies, and remug the amount
publishers, shall have the books promptly 90
q
liberal discount win be who buy sell
Early orders solicited
TICKNoR, REED, FIELDS,
Corner of Washington md School streets, Boston
For sale in Washington by TAYLOR MAURfi and
3-eodt3lOd y. TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1852-11-04

SINGLE and Double Barrel FowIiug-pieces, &C.
~ The subscriber il happy inform his and public
England,
aud openng OF the largest aud complete
stnbb Laminaed
English single double offered
District.
made 10 order OF the manufacturers England
Purchasers therefore rely getting good article mode
price.
Likewise opened splendid cunning appara
patent safety and ak, pouches
aud belts bags liquor aks metallic aud other wad
washing rods and cleaners nipple wrenehe, screwdfive
Walkers E', and Coa' Ey cartridges (a
backacon and bar locks, by pair
calls famfod headsand
every article belonging the gun.
call requested the od-estahshed stand
Pennsy lyania avenue, near Sixth street
Sep i6-2aw6wif JOHN W. BADEN.
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oc, . d,f

n j. STEERS NEW GOODS.-P J. STEER, merchant
tailor very elegant aud complete stock Of new
goods and invites examine them He attrrs
himself able fall to his customers e
BEFORE he has allowed himself more uhs ahu
taken greater pains usual IN laying in his stock.
will be low, all work viii be done In the vey best
22-3aw3wn
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,Ew TApEsrnY AND VELVET oARPETINGs-

,EW TAPESTRY AND VELVET CARPETINGs.-
the subscribers additional sup
py OF goods, ell Of which Will be ound desirable and
cheap beyond precedent.
sr bale. mats staples, all Of which viii be
found 10 be indesucbe aud
ahe
an supply made cotton sheets IN superior
puaIv on dbe and sheetnp cotton
be bnuQh wi ofhemmug.
additional supply oheavy Flemish table snd loet linens
further reduction Of prices since our nrs an
rannceme,t CLAGErT DODSON,
Dealers n all kinds Of furniture dry goods.
The daily union., 1852-11-04
War Department.,
nuraat nf rTnnnorany,,,aI E,rtn. .,u

October -, 1852.
PROPOSALS viii including day Of
for the following articles required Lake
5O pieces square, 80 feet long, white
$50 pieces do As feet long, do
do 60 feet ioug,
10 pieces, 10 inches square, 90 feet long, do
round white oak piles, 20 feet long
1000 lbs inch bolt ron in pieces OF l2 IS feet long
500 cords Of good stone, ballast
stone. Each cord or stone to yield i2s feet solid
The foregoing ARTICLES be delivered New Buffalo Lake
Michigan) follows
BY % day Of next Api onehird BY the 3isi day Of
May -
by 3 day of April onehird by the 3lst day
OF May next; oneahird by the do, day OF June nex'
delivered specified days be
measured and inspected BY OF the United taer and
proved aud received the Quantities so approved aud received VIII be
10
which will be retained by the United States
contract when amounts retained wi be paid 10
the co9acto VIII be forfeited 10 the United States the
The hewn timber be nee from sap spls and mpeectous
Proposals kinds of materials qualify and
times Of delivery VIII also be received for Black Lake habor oa
county, Michigan. -.H.##
proposal accompanied with pro-
poe able fuh his conirac and the department,
ghi rejecting proposal satisfactory repscs
Advances contracts cannot be made But payments will be
stated
The places Of landing materials wiz be pointed out BY the United
the be subject delay of days bat
delivery
Ued states No delivery viii be aknowedeed except quaint
ues and a. slaied ia acoordancr with inns advertisement
delivered inspectrd received articles
Of the conacio under his But when delivered
pectrd and received they will be risk and under the
the United No delay inspect
viii be made allowed n par, Of the United States.
Thc proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Timber the
outside Of the envelope and viii be addressed TO the undegnea
). }. ABERI,
Col. Corps Typographical Engineers.
To be inserted In the Republic Ineeneer aud Uuion Wash
ngon; Enquirer New YORK Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo, New York, Advertiser Deuoit Commercial Advertiser
let Oct e2-d2p StawtDcci
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Proposals for Furnishing Paper Public
II. ualU Printing. r..
o'ioN sorsHISrfSpssr s,, % ras ryaLio rsIsrse,

ofFok SuPERIsIEspRsr PUBLIC PRINTING,
f.ra Washington, September 80, 1852.
IN pursuance ofthe Ae provide for executing public
Ing &o August is52 sealed proposals will be
cesed M inns oce ia the Capitol until It Monday 10Th
o December next O'Clock, furnishing
at may Dc required ioT the public
Ing on e - day OF Decembcr 1881 and endag the l day
December, 1898.
The suboned list specifics, nearly
me quni and The quality and description OF each kind
that wil be required.
Class i.
10000 reans fine printing paper by
80 inches and 10 weigh fortyive pounds lbe OF
4oD sheets.
20Oo fine printing paper caendered 80
lnehes, aud TO weigh my pounds the Of is0
sheets.
800 eam supehne hard sized and caendered printing
"a by 2 inches, weigh eight pounds
TO The 4o0 sheets. t'a
The hbfa OF the above be of linen
aud cotton aduieraiion
OF fair whiteness, ques
bundles OF each
fo0 Uniformity color. hieks weight will
be required aud bundle under i've
will he received weight viii
All be Eeqsed MIXING OF vaoua hickneses tue
bue weight viii considered violation Of
contract In reference the classes Will be
entered for supplying required therein such
the public but the privilege reserved
ordering greater quantity either class should
required such times and such be
deemed necessary