New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
PUP FOR pArrn-we Learn ,ha. there is in pro-

PUP FOR PArIR-we Learn tha. there is in pro-
Gers formation in tbs City company Tor producing
the pulp used IN tie manufacture OF paper snd that
60 article cen BE rr-de from it Of 4 superior quality
er6 g re- cent chesper than can be II present AZ
forced By " paper manufacturers Few mode
LCs been Gisc0yeed according % which tAe Stamping
rroc.s for reducing the materials to pulp Is alto
geiher dl-pens,d With The raw materials, we b.
Eeve recuie 10 care Once placed in the NIL, the
Pulp will be plicto IN the hands Of the manufacturer
freed from all impure-, ard at The time secur-
ing thing useful in the original ingredients. The
bleaching process Is believed TO be superior 10 any
thing DOW in use By il the inventor, DR.. Anisell,
not only secures perfect white tat but changes the
character If the resnOus and oily substances present In
the material slso creating strength by its combns-
nation with the fbrous material. Moreover, most
perfect substance is procured capable Of being in
ihed into fret quality OF bank, post, writing and
drawing paper-indeedr isto any sort Of paper, from
that u-ed upon engrs'ipgs to the qualities.
The pulps are prepared on novel principle Tnoss
use for millbosrcs steam packing are non-coniuct
i've, and made incapable Of soaking water. while
those designed for the finer qualities are of the oppo-
si'e character
The Coz. Of the grasses in their natural state on "a
average. is 81 per 100 ibs; the labor thereon II
certs making the full price % IS per 100 ibs The
same pulp will be produced by the process under con-
-idera ioI-,hst OF Dr. Anti.el-at 25 cents per 100
ns. while reducing the loss from waste fro IS to IS
per cert, The pulp furnished 10 the paper maker
will be from grasses costing ESQ for every 1000 Us. of
pure blescbed pulp ready to be made into the paper
required, ard to be put upon the paper machine at
~ tof ta akar fnr
the use of his mill, the paper can be supplied to the
market at cents per b., including commissions,
sgents' fees Insurance and storage.
BARsUMs AuIoBIoGRAPHT.-The undersigned hav-
ing been requested by Mr.. Bsrnum to examine the
BIDS for the publication of his Autobiography, re-
,peetfuly report that the whole number of bids is
twenty one The terms offered in six Of these are in
definite. The remaining applications, all of which
are from well-kDown and responsible publishers in
this and ott err cities, are az follow:
No ] oHers sIa9 90 OF for the copy. right.
No will publish the work commission Of five per cent
No iu publish the work commission Of ten per cent
No will publish the work commission Of five per cent
NO viii publish the Ok Tor half the PrCfi.
No. vi" qH: ante Si , is eGsi and pay " '
No os z, sn PEI copy or 81 per cent OF the proh
OF No sG il oF 'H si1 tx SG for the copyright
No II offers 81 per copy.
No II offer 81 cents per copy
No IL ofers ~ copy - 900 for the copy right.
No II offers 81 cents per copy.
No IS offer 81 copy 75 Oto for the copy right
The highest bid No. Isl in the above list being that
of Mr.. J. s. REDFELD, the publication is awarded
to him Signed by
THOMAS W SrRANG,
T. McELRATH.
EDWARD DUSNIGAN s. BRO,
FREEMAN HUNT
q. Y. PUTNAM.
(h'm OF o. P. Putnam & Co..
II II LAMPORr,
(frm Of She don Lsmport Blakeman,)
LCCIUs Z. CLARK,
,frn VI CLARK, Austin Smith
Nes. York oct &C. 1884.
AgorHIR AscEssIos.-Mr. GODDARD will make
another balloon ascension from the Hippodrome this
n. a. a'o