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AMUsEMENTa.

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Nc c tragedy Of
A,%s:s5o d. N. GSad;oq f..sro s;s,sa; Eyifs
SsSs psds TO- y
ny ny nssss. Cony Igou Mr. Bows, PsrriSSs Nj Csny;
:sl;:' S T. .%" 9SSsa
!s Be.e orsSssrs Seats Ssn Doors open l1l At
~!
I'st Ms, as%sH sass ns
fxTER DeSsIsaa san ss n.
wind. Mr.. Holman; Mile Joiliejambs. Mrs. Dyott
NATIONAL THEATRE CHATHAM srREEr.-DRsss
s;is s: sss sssy q i,.Iss xse:R
win commence with .h. dram. q the
maine: Is Gs.%.ia: xs Clarke: :1 JIM. Sss
TMR r z ssS sPssis; %
Xskssvinst Ne Mr. Herbert n..OuTii NJ rS1 Mssourk
RSddsry Mr. Jones. Poly Mr.. 5onss
CaRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL. NO
- ~ broadvay. above Grand strset.Open eyery night
..G;s {, sonpr:ias
chss
shi ely Tor succession Of ave boon received
'H S 4 s
continued On Saturday next, March TO- annual benefit Of
WOODS MINSTREL HALL, ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
W Howard street.-Woods Ainstrels-H Wood, Pro-
Erietcr; g. A. Wells, Manager.-Open every night-Mr.
Wood takes great pleasure In announcing that e e
.Sisss s
until further notice, in variety Of and original sa
lures giving an which he feels oonfdeut will
merit the Appreciation Of his friends and tho public Tickets
= sens Doors open q qnarter before to commence AZ
and Saturday afternoons. ~ o'clock.
TIELLOwS MINSTRELS.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
original And celebrated Of Ethiopian Performers
respectfully informs the citizens Of New York that
will visit Of the prin cipal cities South PEE
v'ous t. their re-opening shef Concerts IN broadway
CIRCUS. NEW YORK AMPHITHRATRR, 81 BOWHRY
-Bencht OF Mr. Chas. Rivers, Monday evening, March
TO- which occasion will be performed
geant OF Don Quixotte together with full exhibition
by the company Madame Sherwood the first
lady equestrian Of America has volunteered great
CHURCH or THE MESSIAH 72S BROADWAY.-MR.
Leachs grand Classic Concert Tuesday evening. March
lG Madame Wallace Bouehells Mrs. H. &. Watson, Mrs
phsn Leach, Mr. II: c. Timm Mr. H. W. Grsatorex Mr.. W.
Ssnarisnber Tickets % cents each Doors At II TO
TyHE GREATEST CURIOSITY IN THE WORLD. DIS
covered BY Dr. John Williams the celebrated vserina-
Turgeon Of this CITY, and exhibited by Harry Woolley
Living Horse, with Living Snake In its eys
nehes long be seen during the day As Canal street.
this the greatest curiosity and wonder ef the ago Admis
son, 70 cents; children half price,
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
place, jy steamboat JOHN POTTER Two lines daily.
Morning limo leaves at sA Afternoon express line at
p M through to Philadelphia In four and half hours.
fsrears class ears So second class tby = NJ line onlyl
street at A. M and ZIP NJ Emiqant line by steamboat
TRANSPORT, from pier Ne. ], at5P. N. Fare 81 80.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U 8.
mall and Express Lines, through in AZ hours. N. j.
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York at M foot
OF Cortsndt street. A. NJ and 5 7. NJ Liberty street,
Leave ZANE hours from foot Of Walnut street.
10 ~ ror hrst css and for second GLASS
In the above lnes and carried IN the A.
NJ and o r. M lines from New York With through
tors without expense. ~
L,0R ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF cAps-pARp
II reduced Regularity and aascty combined The
cars Of tho New York and Hnrep Railroad leave tho CITY
o'clock A. NJ sndskP.h. sLoAT, Scpcr,nie ieSdsat,
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Two HoRsEs Drowned. man named Luther
Lost his and aoad OF wood "wednesday by break
g through the ice while crossing to Albany the Grcep-
busb ferry. lie barely escaped With bis ufc
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EOR CALIFORNIA, VIA STRAITS OF MAGELLAs,
kEISDEEk. 100 tons bassSsn Capt. l. l. wieoS Will
sss as4, s.s @
e. The snS S
appssn to GEO SS % o
Ocean Bank corner Of Grednwich and Fulton Streets
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALIroRNIA.-oPPosI-
f ss FL E
eommodations Tor hundred Pas.sngcrs w sail for
1is. a::ss f..
books open for .hs sale q limited number Of
hhRp to A oHY 81 sss '
: o n 3 Porter 'ssS ssm,se
10 afTsh gSSet gEsssy
bs1h. &issl so a5
On s Sns S
cents cubic foot Shippers Of freight e
once No salas m m
Be signed No bills ading signed alter the ship has sailed
isSs1' sosERf street. corner of Warren
EoR SAN FRANcIsCo.,,PAcKHTo OF eerH MARCH,
n'S S.1p PR'sh 3. ship ns1s
in first cabin, saloon and second cabin.
saloon second cabin, sSo The splendid model thi;
dils tI: Ii. third San Trans:so} give e.
Amps are for the comfort Of and
f%e win find in this Sssss 5squss ios yon
Ana and
passengers have same fare I. g.: sT3HoS Wal.
STATES AND rAGirIc NAIL sTEAMsaP
fNois captain ssns ess snsS seT
Companies extra May steamer from Panama to San Fran
and we'll known to So the IN the world
Ps m sss Com
vT1HRoUGH TICKETS FOR SAN FRANCISCO, LEAv.
ing Msw Yorh Ap5 psy and RSsn
leaving New 10Th April from % Per No.
- sy s Sa
T. sss fer sa
extent Of their for cabin pas
trade 81 .ssss place
THRoUeH TO SAN FRANCIsCo.--NEw YORK AND
uN1fsb sTHTEs cs Bs;y
ssg 5 Ass ss Gns e
ar W. The nSx dGuSls engine ..ssn;hp WINFIELD
n ON
l Of Ag s'sSn s %sss S;':s sss ss
an experienced surgeon vschss SSs sS each vessel Apply
c'ne5e1 Agsns S Rssys5 ssss s Nsr xSs
Books arc now open and tickets for sale s5 through
for cabin room S5 through for second cabin
state room; and $500. through, for stecrage.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO SAN FRANCISCO
~ direct and found, for hundred and sixty dollars
The beautiful and clipper JULIA ANN, Captain
Ramsde will sail for the above port Tuesday March 6
The above vessel having been built expressly this trade
and the great nautical experience Of Capt. Ramsde will
give all persons opportunity Of selecting cheap and
comfortable passage, seldom offered Early appca
already engaged either board Pier g. river or
TO BUTLER BROTHERS, us and 1863 South street.
UMPIRE CITY LINE.-THRoUGH TICKETS FOR
II San Francisco via ChAgres direcThe splen-
did steamship SIERRA NEVADA Il 500 tons burthen J.
d. wilson Commander formerly OF the steamship Empire
Ciy) will leave for Chagcs direct Wednesday 7h
Of Narch at o'clock, from her dock Pier g. North River,
connecting at Panama with the avorite steamship New
J. W. RAYMOND, Agent. a Broadway.
EoR SAN fRANCIsC0.-CLIPPER SHIP mo. CAP
IL tain Smith, is In the stream, of Pier North
River and will sail Monday 18th inst, at +. NJ few
passengers be accommodated IL immediate app
cation made board, to MAILER LORD, l0S Wall
street; or, TO GURDON = COLT 100 Wall street.
vTNo CAPTAINS OF EASTERN vEssELs-THE UN-
dersgned wants Immediately 200 quality
water Paving Stones for which the highest market price
will be paid, delivery ut the foot Of Clinton avenue
Wallabout Brooklyn. PETER LYMAN.
TRAVEIyERS, GUIDE.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

A..aw.v >eAA. r-L
"vsA OA s"o O""sn Captaves fro9 Spa4us
Tho snip Prentice, Woodbury. arrived yesterday ssu
Ing from Vigo Spain having ON board the c.nt;xs. ~ ss
C,,h., .vr.,,.,or ,h.t wo,. ,,.-...
ou~" eAp0S" ."ss "''o "octa'eu oJ the Spaaao
government The following are list Of their nAmss-
william Wilson v q Mah.r
Armand Weir John 0riffcy1
Daniel Dc Woolf VIM Lasuor
John Cooper Louis Nagai
III Tbomsao, Ia psS..
Daniel (jerrv John y Prcvitt
fctes LacoSta, WIN. u. Celeroes
Tbos L Tee q Fosin~
John d Brown, j. G. Ohapunaa,
Thomas Little. John Klyne,
M,chsI s,;r,ay II n Rnsr"
Joseph b. Goni,x, Geosgc IIarrisoc.
D. w. Wilson, Th0s. Hiit0O
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uyoR SAN FRANCIsC0-THE FAMOUS CLIPPER
WHITE SYUALL will DO ready for freight in few
days an having than half already arranged will be
For balance OF freight
aPPlTto boofh ADohh, w trout sreee'
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ADJUSTMENTS,

BROADWAY THEATRB.-E A. MARSHALL, SOLE
srs s;S g. S .s:s
e 70 commence =. ~ o'clock Monday evening. March
Pm
sps s.nSl SS. Gq n:
SIsSEsr Ts sessiSi. sS ssnss9
ksyesI;.; The cesas.ss T AM sas ss
Poniai; Louise de IL villesontier. Miss Crocker.
~ John SETON AssIsTAS.
q e. FsSs :
psssi.1 csm:s;ss and vss.a: s1l y:
JUL psy
sss:. Is. CROWS :.Sss:
e wsn tho lKlsn
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P T. BARNUM.
Hanasor and Proprietor; John Greenwood. Jr, Assist
ssdsf ffs %s % n.fs sSa
e. s ssnis. ~ % N
mick-poaveiy his last wseE~como singing and the now
AZ of
Ha Asa feet high may now BE- great
objects CURIOSITY Natural History sas wan n''''
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. ITO CHATHAM sQUARR-GH0.
day. n Ss or:
j. is T4 ss r.. only po.
Ths COMPOSED ot troupe Artists.
ss
magnificent series Of groupings will be produced carefully
selected from The most admired and sculpture With
the only organized band Of ladies in exsteno
original Anpodcan Pedestrian, will walk "hsad down
Yards on tho ceiling at an elevation Of twenty-five feet
from the ground aud eighteen longh feat whoh throws
all "somPetitors in the hadc The greatest wonder the
the world. will break with his naked Ast" any the
will appear in their wonderf. gymnastio
producing great exeement by their extraordinary exhibit
lions variety Of miscellaneous siyon
every afternoon and evening such b thes
days see bill: Of the day Prices Of admission
cushioned arm chairs, T cents; Boxes cents Gallery,
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Il For Passengers only.-The elegant Clipper FANNY
MAJOR. W. Macy msster at Pier East river, to sal
Monday March 22d Cabin Passage, 500 saloon do, Sl6O
The built expressly this trade and has Just re-
turned IRON hes .s VIZ 70 a; Observation-Disclosures arc
by any vessel As IL h intended to carry only
eli Of passengers thereby nsurng greater
fort, immediate application should he made TO
'"'' RhIIEY & HINCKEN South street.
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TNHE GREATEST CURIOSITY IN THE WORLD DIS
covered BY Dr. John Williams, the celebrated veterna
yTurseon, Of th. city and exhibited by Harry Wooey.
Living Horse, with Living Snake in its eye over
inches long TG be seen during .hs day
this the greatest curiosity and wonder the ago. Adm
Aion, 70 cent?; children half nrica.
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limited STATES AND PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP

~ Companies-Ony through line TO California and Ore
gon.-Extra-The magnificent double engine steamship
ILLINOIS, Captain H. Hartstsne, U. $. n, being now
day April 26 At ociOck precisely from the pier At
Companies extra May steamer from Panama to San Fran
oisco The of the Illinois
and she is well known to bo the fastest in world
For freight passage apply only at the oce Of the Com
panies, III West street. CORNER Of Warren street.
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CaRIsrY's OPERA HOUSE, xEcHANIcs HALL. NO
WOODS MLNsrREL nALL BED DRoApwAY; ABOVE

EELLOWS' MINSTRELS.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
original And celebrated corps Of Rthiopan Performers
informs the citizens Of Now York that he
will visit some Of the principal cities West and South pee
vtous to their reopenng their Concerts in Broadway
j. B. FELLOWS. Proprietor.
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CHURCH or THE MESSIAH, 72s BROADWAY-MR
Leaoh grand Classic Concert Tuesday evening March
S NADINE n Wallace BSushell' Mr.. Watson Mrs
phsn Leach, Mr.. II. c. Timm, Mr.. H. W. GrsatoroI Mr. W
Ssharfsnberg Tickets 80 cents each open at TO
sommeucc at O'clock. '' -
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SEIIPPING.

EOR CALIFORNIA, VIA STRAITS OF MAGELLAk.
and Panama.-The magnificent extra steamship
REINDEER, 200 tons burthen, Capt L. L. Wilcox will
sail from New York or the above named ports Thurs
day April 1882 This steamer built expressly
Casrnis trade ooppcTed and copper fastened and is
limited number Of tickets may be secured, by early
application to GEO. r. HAMILTON, Agent, office over
Ocean Bank, of Gredn and Fulton Streets
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vTNHROUGH TICKETS FOR SAN FRANCISCO, LEAv-
i ing New York April l0.-vanderbits and magni-
dcent double engine Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Of
200 tons burthen will make her sr trip Chagres direct
North river a. M precisely Passengers BY North.
ne steamship S s. Lewis, Of 1000 tons burthen for
Francisco These steamers unrivaed in the quality
extent Of their accommodations for cabin and
sengers being fitted expressly for the requirements Of the
d. B. ALLEN, Agent, No battery place, mp stalrs.
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CIRCUS, NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, ST BOWHRY
BENEFIT of Mr.. Chas. Rivers Monday evening March
10 on which occasion win be performed mock heroic pa
horsemanshp by the company Madame Sherwood the
lady equestrian Of America ride her
act on the occasion, besides other attractions
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EOR LIYERPOOL-UNITHD STATES MAIL STEAM
shic ARCTtC Cart. James c. Lues-This will
VITA tho United States Europe positively
on saturday March 2th at y oelock M her berth st
For freight passage having
''s En%AR6 ia6 1SmtS5f G6Rg aRg co.. NJ. So wa.
The stsansh;p PACIFIC will succeed ths ARCTIC and
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Nail StsAmships, between New York and Liverpool d.
feet, and between Boston and Liverpool the Boston ships
only calling at Halifax to land and receive mails and passen
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Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept 10, 1854
will be received BY The ssersa q wa unit. ,h
river which time the viii be awarded 10 the lowest
and shall exceed ons hundred thousand dollars
A CONDITIONS
The forming thoroughly
be destroyed they
impednen the navigation thereof
nsr Whenever the contractor shall report poron
has been and hs same ,a be BY an
the fe The department will such proportion Of he whole
rat iwsly per cent provided portion paid
shall never be less Than hheenth part Of, whole work
July 1888 VIII state The sum for which be s willing 70 com
compiese by July, 1854 he undertake
for the aforementioned period he viii 50 sae and will propose
When the tune specaed IN the conae, o The completion %
officers purpose Secretary was and
saa sppea, % 2" such ha s @ mas eeen % @
y win ,ns terms ", % IN. as @ pr egn, na
no bee y consd win then ne further shall Be- made
but the balance reinasng d the contract sa be forfeited 20 he
proper made 10 fulfil his
and he shall offer complete the work any ad
on ohe Secretary Of War; will be allowed him for that purpose
viii required give his bond for s2oooo
coadonsd for tie faithful execution bidder
whom he osla sasd Sy
thai they Will sign his bond slrees az above ana
respectable citzens
a that he Sss and s% No @ ]
these conditions snail be complied win, .a,
the envelope Proposals for removing Red River RAN, -
col, corps r.posspseal a. i. asnkns engineers.
The Republic Intelligence and Union Washagton c. cGa
quer, and Daily News Pniadsipha cincnnau Gazette
nan. ohio Louisville Journal Louisville, Kenucky ST. Louis
Bulletin, New Orleans Bee, and
New Orleans New osans % w nss & ise above
Sept al-dOiaaawtjan
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The aforementioned timber delivered the following
proportions the 100 complete
the United States arsenal Waeown Massachusetts l5Q
pete the Uned states
mpete Uned States
l50 Wsahing
CT and so complete United Old
Point Comfort Virginia whole delivered before he
3Oth day ofJune will be- received delivery
OF the whole quantity that required for each
| utely. fNs AHrsT
The timber above described all been
ofJuy between the December and middle Of March
and be straight grained free from and from pa
checks, and crncks large A<0
Of large which pIpcuTed nss o II
and all full dimensions st1t6d
be delivered from within period nsuea
when will be duly inspected and commanding
ocer other authorized
and received the quantities and received II In
than will be price,
cent which per will be retained by the United
States completed
will be paid The will forfeited the United
States the fulfil
lars inspection other information desired by bidders spp
cation be made by letter the commanding en-
Ger Of either OF the a8NN as#
No timber will be allowed
assigned transferred
without special permission writing first obtained from this
office.
No advances will be made but
will be made above stated. Hg48a tsa
Proposals be envelope
subscribers and endorsed Proposals for Carrage Tnbe"
l# - II. X. CRAIG,
Nov ll--dlw&sawtl0th Dee. Colonel Of Ordnance.
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Proposals for Erecting Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, at San Franciaco, California.

/ Treasury DFPaRTnrSr, Oct 9, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. received this department until
branch mini san franeseo caorns according TO the plans
parties disposed contract The said proposals
work, right being department
either way be found the most advantageous and advisa
BILE. The department also the right of declining
building and machinery be finished and
which the expenditure expressly limited by the act OF Con
Payments will be every sixty days on the amount Of the
work materials actually used the building
resevng from each Of such estimates and twenty
on The s one hundred thousand dollar and zen per cent on
on of the building and It's approval and acceptance BY the de-
Every propo.al must be accompanied by written ruarnntee
hs, the party Or parties making IT, OF ihe bc acceped
viii oond, sufficient
secIsi.fy Tres.uy,in Sfy aoand
cred uaess : accompanied such guarantee.
win so be ,sceved a. Se time % and place f.,
the specifications, which win likewise be furnished by the depart
building, exception
bond required for the faithful execution Of the contract which win
Proposals win also received the Time and place. agee
and machinery suitable for purpose Of branch mint, and
upon ns same s and % S II ssp V to @
the plans and specifications referred % above for The new build
from one 10 wsT a eass - now auhotsed BY iaw Ira a
building and machinery are Dough, Or under author
m % an a ee &C, granted By no ,n Sons9 WV course @
The bids viii be opened and recorded m the presence OF such
may ss made a@ Js na ss received AZ he dsps%so'
previous The aforesaid 9Th Of February 1885, win
the right delay opening other bids which We presented
decision viii be made praccahe aior the depart
ss.asrr a Ss sta's q cscfns essmpnr branch mint
9Th
Of the ID establish branch ofihe Uni
tod states IN California. .U.
Those persons California may disposed pro
sad building machinery win deliver the
s,y day. he a pasIeae" ptsrqpt seSe%sS IN
two newspapers isued in Franciaso at period having
designated In the M the notice for proposals Cali
fornla. collector san furnished with
OF sreci6caons information
who may wish to make bids there.
3H THos. CoRWIg,
Oct s-1awsFeb Secretary OF tbd Treasury
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In Admiralty.

The UsiTED STATES AMrRIcA, District Of Coumbia t0 Wit
w WHEREAS libel distset
court of the District of Columbia by John b. M0ug0ney,
against the Of ship Adm'tance which said Libel f
and charges that said Of April ID the
ls at the of San Joe in Lower California; seized BY
The said John b. Montgomery being commander
the United States ship Portsmouth, prize the ss
elan in said libel that the .ad shall proceed
demn the said Of the said ship Admittance
And whereas the honorable James Morsc said
hath ordered and the first Monday
10 O'Clock
the United Washington,
the trial Of the said agreeab the the said bs
liant He @fsHf y i- 7ssFlH ystt 83 41A&
Notice b hereby that district will
held for the trial of the said premises and
and all who may any herein
hereby cited be and appear time and place aresa
show have final should pass.
9th October, 1852 BY order-Test alaa
Oct 29-d20t JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
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- -
In Admiralty.

The UNITED STATES AMERICA District Of Columbia, wit
WHEREAS libel hath been filed in the United States district
w the District of Columbia by John B. Montgomery,
ship Admtance, her tackle apparel and furniture
which said libel forth and that the said ship Admtancs
her tackle, APPAREL and furniture s 7 day Of April IN The
s the por Of San Jose, in Lower lalDrnia ssigst
by The said John Montgomery the said John b. Montgomery
ing Ponm0uh,
prize of lbcilan libel pfays
said shall proceed said ship Admiance,
tackle, apparel, and firnture l5 s.i 4s4ess
whereas Morsel, Judge OF
hath ordered appointed first Monday Decebsr
O'Clock in day holding
the United room, city Of
for the trial Of the said ship her tackle apparel and furniture,
ably to The prayer Of the said ibeIant- -
Notice hereby given will
held trial premises owasrs
and all who claim
hereby cited be appear and place Aforesaid
show they why should
27ti October, 1852 by order-Tea. .E4 s-,AseN
Oct 29-d20t JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk
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orfIoT sursnlSrsspEsr PuslIo rRIsrtso,
..l5at as.a Ia.t Washington, september 80, 1852.
puasnes ofhs "Aei 10 provide for executing The public print
ing" Ac August 1872 sealed will be
eevoa at this oce M the Capitol until the first Monday 10Th day
tba BE- required public printing
ng on the LEI day ofDecemb 1884, endsg the day
December, 1853
The suiued List specifies nearly be asceaned
The quan and quality and description of each kind OF
i2oo0 fine printing paper "a by
e inches, and 10 weigh forty i've pounds to the Of
$50 sheets. Il e s47ftN 1@A .lla &t l+
stf5E1 @tuHs8q Glass 2. e.I a.l5 ST slaf.
1900 fine printing calendered "a by 80
nches aud weigh hftysix pounds TO the Of 46o
Sheets f..es
CLAss3.
800 superne printing paper
measure "a by 81 inches, and 70 weigh foriysht pounds
TO the OF 4sD sheets
The fibre o paper tho above be of linen
and free from all adulieraon with mineral other sub
fair whenes aud qaires az twentfour
bundles
4so shee Uniformity color thcknss aud weight will
be fequred bundle under Ave
will received gross will
all required mixing Of thicknese In
buude make The weight will be considered violation of
contract In the above win be
entered into for supplying the quantities required heren such
the public but the privilege reserved
ordering greater quantity either should
w be required, such times and in such quantities be
deemed necessary. M@.N @.IEE#