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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-18
VIRGINIA lNTELLIGENCE.

MINISTER DEAD-Rev. Samuel l.. Eskridge. al
esteemed minister of the Virginia Conference, died
sn the 18th inst, at the residence of DR. Hore, in
Stafford county
TAKING CARE OF THE ORPHANs.-Mr. r. X Cat
lett, on behalf of the ST. Johns Orphan Asylum in
Washington county, has offered to take six Of the
Norfolk and Portsmouth Orphans
DEDICATIoN.-The dedication Of the new Meth
odist Church recently erected in the county of Din
widfie, about miles above Petersburg will take
place on Sunday, the llth of November next--the
kes George w. Langhorne, with other ministers,
officiating.
TENNESSEE WHEAT IN WINCHEsTER-The Win
chester Republican, in referring the condition OF
the grain crops of Frederick county Va the wheat
being short and the corn more abundant than usual
states 4 singular event of the season. The steam
mill of Messrs. Welsh & Legg in that town. il
grinding wheat from Western Tennessee the grain
OF Frederick county being too defective for the
manufacture of the best article of family -four in
large quantities. This wheat is forwarded by rail
road from Chattanooga to Charleston. and is thence
shipped TO Baltimore, whence it is carried by rail
road to Winchester.
NoRTHwEsTERN (VA) RAILROAD A letter
from Parkersburg, Va, dated the 10th, says:
The Northwestern Virginia Railroad which ter
inmates here, is in active progress toward compile
tlen. Its present state of torwarlness and the
force now employed upon it. renders it certain that
1t will be opened and in perfect readiness to meet
the demands of an early spring trade 1t cannot
fail to do heavy business from the moment that il
Is finished The tendency of produce was formerly
down the river toward Cincinnati it now goes the
other way toward the seaboard A connection of
nine miles on the other side of the Ohio will
shortly follow the opening of our road in April,
and the shortest and most direct route between St
Louis, Cincinnati and the Atlantic will be com
pleted.
POST OFFICE AFFAIRs.-The Postmaster eneral
orders the following:
Esta6ttShmeats.-New Ferry, Halifax county,
va, point on the Richmond and DanvilIo Rail
road-and appoint l.. w. Turbiville postmaster-
Wild Meadows, Mercer co., Va-Wm L. Painter,
postmaster
The Postofiico at New Kent C. H., New Kent CO.,
il discontinued ~
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR-Thc third an
nual Fair and Cattle Show of the North Carolina
State Agricultural Society, opened in Raleigh ON
Tuesday. From a despatch in the Petersburg Ex-
press we learn that it far surpasses any other exhi
biti"n which has haen held there. Among the ysi.
tors are Col hraxtq9 kragg, nf tho u. y. A; Ex-
Governor VIM. \. Graham, Ex-senator Badger
the Hon. Dir. Dockery, Hon Kenneth Rayner, Hon
Thos. Ruttin, and many others The annual ad-
dress will be delivered to-day by Judge Ruffin
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IMMENSE TRAyEL.-The immense business of
the Chicago and Gaiena road is shown by state
ment in the Chicago Times that, ON the 10Th, two
trains on that road brought in four Thousand pas
sensefs. The Chicago and Burlington trains also
brought in a large number-fifteen first class cars
full.
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COAL AND COKE.
COhE-I am prepared IN fur,,i.I,

I F!ft FTFNHFtU I'd IUGIlfsh Yoke
- oi superior iHsiilI, and confidently recommend
tas preferable tue M iaOst respects TO either wood
@iegai IL is peculiarly adapted 10 cooking ranges
enc stoves and TO furnaces for heating large buildings
"mie It's ready ignition cleanliuess and durability
ifutrr convenient and agreeable for uarlor and 9TH
s'ri,s
Ul,.r!s left the Coke yard corner 10th street and
hs''u BAik, ~IIi be promptly executed. Terms cash
d u eqJlyGleHt.
81 li-ts mo 7 NKLrDypI
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WHEAT GoING To NEW YoRR-In recent visit
to Athens, Ala, says the editor Of the Decatur
journal, we met with agents Of houses i'll Chatta-
nooga, buying wheat ut 75 cents per bushel This
wheat is shipped to New York and sold at II 80 per
bushel-thus giving to the speculator a most hand.
some profit We were informed that the purcha-
made net profit of Is cents on the bushel.-
These spectators have bought some fifty thousand
bushels in that portion of th6 country which lies on
both sides of the Tennessee River, between Deca.
tur and Chattanooga, and are still buying more at
the prices" From calculation il will be
seen that these men, in Il few weeks, by getting all
the wheat in that part vi the State and transport
ing it to Il faroff market have realized the hand
some sum of about $50 900 clear gain.
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reports that on the 29th August t. S. frigate Savan
nah, Capt. Mercer, brig Banbridge, Capt Rowan
and storeship Relief The Banbridge was to sail
for the river Platte and Relief for New York in a
few days. The officers and crew were reported all
wall
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WAGONS FoR AUSTRALASIA firm at Pittsburs
are building number Of wagons for Australia, the
order being To send ten every elk weeks until fur
ther notice
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NO-IMERTH Aunnt


WIN IT UAL IUAI THE uuder-
signeA has opened his yard. where il TO be had
va .+st "Gfahans Deep Shaft" COAL, for Blaok-
|'i' lfp""fs, tthe inu Of the PITT or ia Lump for
e'4i' ar use. at the lo8est prices
"L>o-A lot ofCOkE. WILLIAM GRAY,
d" IS diii Near the ArnInrv.
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LfHERAL-on the 18th instant the sum OF s924
was sent from Washington, Del. 70 Norfolk and
Portsmouth, making $2,547 contributed by that
city, including goo from the Odd Fellows.
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WISCONSIN, by her new census, has a population
OF oa2,l ,lO9 against 305,39l In le50 Gain In five
years .46 5ls or about eighty per cent There are
but 7se blacks In the State
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WooDLAwN, NEAR RIcHMo>D FOn

a. HALF--llf subscriber wishing to remove to
: EE L1aiia!ns, will sci! bis Property on the Brooke
p. A"aar ot'e aud hall miles from Richmond.
~ contains l78 acres; about ~ acres in woods
I AI q u A.frs are heavily tinb-red. Jhe.r are
Az. "a "r Iiliiu building sites the land 80 acres
IA ara ana highly improved, having been cultiva-
a., h hh he II innrket garden. The place il remark
H'hf, and he ueighborhOod excellent. There
~ iri. 'Ihir Naicr near the dwelling.
III! !I2' rheuis OF the first order, having
'r.ied within the lat four years IN the hand
- HeIr' and OF the best nattTlA!s. The dwelling
..., - SB"hit- with two passages aud Htalrways
eF, tNt i4riicOes ~ tront and TeaT, ana eOntains
lrrfs te f'lns. "iti, Sre-paces 10 eaeb, aHd con-
rlos,H l"ldnE doors besides four closets. The In
t-' interior is chaste and beautiful, marble mar
hsg,. az Ai!hs and modern CRATES, with the walls
ul y laprred The out-buildings first-rate,
Ae, l'Ni q" kitchen and store-room of brick con-
s,n i'' 49, 'ir dwelling hy n covered way; large and
Laao..' ivH*t fgr servants, containing five rooms;
80 oEthgon sulGk ke.hDise; covered with tin;
tsr~ ~o''e aud one OF the best stables in Virginia.
sgs ''''nioda'iOu for 10 horses, carriages aHl
80 ai!'ntut Of forage
l.y .4'e the property, is only necessary 10
-" lh'se disposed to purchase, are respect.
~ ityL'sted Ia 10 So
et, be a'id MS whole or divided to suit the views
4-dSc5u pIcEApuutIT
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Among the ballots cast in Waterbury, Connect
cut, against the amendment TO the Constitution,
which provides that voters must be able to read
their ballots, were two written "kno" and Noe"
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ihe new United States frigate Wabash will b.
LAUNCHED at Phiadelphia on the oath inst.
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W. H. Reeves, the weIl known tenor, il engaged
al the Charleston, s.. e., theatre.
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. -1.,. I--'t..,l !. ,i,,NiIsON. l,radnates OF

aipptrdelphia College OF fharhaes,
i s fP nd offer to sontry h .dt pityt, @r
R:1ssiSS @s~ ,ess,5s5 es :s.s 'S 'Sss ssS
rs sd i''.N' psrtamerv Fancy Goods, and ali
& &.. l'.I, +" the drug line which they Will sell ON
and PhaTma@sq,'fhh III the r5eP%rp""' r5unirT
,s35 e. of"'i "''' IIDLEf ROBINSON,
New D'"s Richmond.
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:. REESE, Agent for Selecting. Pur-
., chasing and Forwarding PERUVIAN, MEXICAN
AID olHER VARIETIES OF GUANO. Office
y. 10 E@change Building, Baltimore, Md.
iA- dysTfiser guarantees to furnish the above fer
Na5ri' all Of the best qualities, to consumers and
iea.els On best terms
lf-Orders forwarded to the above address, will be
Feadf.Y executed. je l5-d& c6ln
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i. j. Pavatt, member elect of the Tennessee
Legislature died recently before taking his seat
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WLLIAMT. C0hE,iAN & 90, SHiP-

IT ILIIAMT. COLENIAN x Co, SHIP
" PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
tilitoRNIA AND FRosT STREETS SAN FRANCIS
- tAL.-Ofice No. ", Wall Street, New York.
w. T. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
J. ii. WILLIAMS.
Ar COLEMAN is in New York, and will give ship
Ffeyrry information TO markets, shipping, &c.
II EXCHANGE on San fraileisao for sale by
WIN. L. COLEMAN,
eg-ts 81 Wall street.
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RACON & BAsKERVILL, :,

~ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
EsCe.ye cohsignments of Tobacco, Flour, Corn,
hL-a' &c and give their personal attention to sales
sne and keep constantly on hand large and gene
.aI nsnTtneut OF Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano,
Ae fe Z7-dAwtS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-18

/ BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re.
j. moved his office TO No. Isl (Zmmerman's) corner
Nam and 9th streets Sc 6-eDdts
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--l,IEN0R L. EEORGE Professor of Mu-

= ,Il most respectfully anuOuncest 20 the citizens
., .,R,luoud that lie Is I.epared to make engage
ass with parents pupils for instruction in Music
.lHp PLANO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING.
SlCNOg GEORGE pursues the SOfeggi system OF
ysslza;l,l deemed the only perfect mode, and uses
b.l.t!urt!on Books Of LHblalche, T. Cooke, Crevel-
. sl4 Siguor Bora. late of this city.
n Orders may be left at the Book and Piano Forte
r,.r Of Messfo james Woodhouse y Co. 139 Main
steel sc l5-ly
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urysINESS CARDS.

-, N =. VULE HHh FttUHItU nut
,Rs. y, A',p.;ss Vocalization, and instruction on
Vi Css u sbs NAY be found at Mrs. PELLETS,
b'pfASD. gu" ~ oc Its
s bI1Ss-----.s Attorneys atsLaW, and
n ~ I,s,,sr. D 70 take Dispositions, aitidavi's,
.,,,,ent. Of Deeds Powers OF Attorney, Sc
-, s;ssea AnN nr;siara New York
N.E.na Wn;ne North Carolina
".yszs Mnrvlsud Ohio
AErpis Hsss1rhusetts Pennsylvania
.sse-iitHt .1;L;gau Rhode island
- m;nneso,r South Carolina
5so:siS Mississippi tennessee
fssAt Missouri teSas
fsaaiA New Hampshire Vermont
Lst New Jersey w isconsin
A.a:asN r BayLY, Commissioner OF She United
~ ;,'p.. s'N oi claims. ard Notary Public
80 toaii 81 Yi,b n It. between Main and Bank
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-. Ln,e removed my office

-,,,,,,- - Lnye removed my 0Wct
REhoNs AiI iPearl street to No Exchange Place,
II iI ESshass ES. net dog'to Mr. wsies r1es
'', store So an paving the sr Snr' coma aASc Se pnd and
" Land Warrants 90 GJla So4 la <er err Ind North Carolina
-6Ae5 Oh '"' Nm HURLEi'S Each ohce'
M ! under the Exchange Hotel.
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Ia ss.tss.1s:s=l NOTICE .-ANNUAL
~ 4sr:t.-st...s. GRIEfL LTIiKAL Z Y Ii B L.

Ie,uls, 49, TiOS.-On the occasion ofthe
,isy 81 ~NIas EIas exhibition OF the Agricultural So
iaonJ a. ~ "shlh, which will commence in Rich
tAs Ss.ri,1oHy y Aht October, next all members of
pss,se Eih articles bfoight over the route for the
Gu ws, biting will be charged the usual fare
hAsiI Ier eGY portion OF this distance between
AIs'eh Ae~a,p and Richmond.
eacste ~ tae Society exhibition of their GER.
,a hrLua, HioeIsiiip at t,e time of taking passage
ttatas vi" receive tickets IN return aot trans
H. u eliafge SAMUEL RUTH,
OhGe gicI,. Superintendent of Transportation.
EHaa' ffed'g and r X. X Co,
@eAsaoIsdf Sept 9th, 1865. eH
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-.zn- --IiW. :. d. DKEWHi oilers %! his n,
-s.a sBd "a i,'hi'' oc i--InE
,-sfs.s House.
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= n,:nNnl 4. rOINDEXTER, Attar-

kJSy TPyS III LAW. Richmond, Va, viii practice
n,rtr, in the city Of Richmond aud the counties
Il iiPT,'',,.lrried. Powhateu and Amelia Office III
-, BaIIGuz corner o Mum nnd lith streets, Inst
'g.W,FgW. FLouRNo4. PAKKE PoiEDEArER.
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1--WE <. MtYG- NucIiomeers, lOAlce

DlYNE & Mtlt. Aucli0neafs, lUhice
p G.dl.a'9 Hall. on Bank street) will sell all
,'r+' n Real and Personal Estate, at Auction and
y-.- Sale on tie most aatisactory terms, and VIII
1r.r LL-Ial ADVANCES on s4Ics.
-. sBFL L. MAYO, Notary Public for the city
l,'IS .a5ud aad county oi Henrico-
juHS i. d. PAYNE. ABEL L. MAYO.
l-'g
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- Death of. Chizen.-We regret to learn that Mr..
William H. Sutton, merchant Of this city, died in
New York ON the 18th inst, in the SD year Of his
age. Mr. y. was one Of our most popular young
merchants, and leaves many friends to mourn his
loss.
The Court of Appeals have heard the argument In
the ease Of Edwin Cooke, now confined in the city
jail On conviction Of forgery, and viii give decis-
ion i'm a few days -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-18

The Presbyterian Synod commenced its session
yesterday evening at half past o'clock, in Rev
DIR. Reads church, aud very large assemblags o.
persons of all denominations were III attendance
to hear the opening sermon, which was an able and
interesting one. The Synod viii continue in ses
sion during the remainder of the week and preach
ing may be expected every morning and evening a,
IL and o'clock.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief I'm Five Minutes.

TYLERS COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SYRUP.
fTNEE increasing demand for this most pleasant
i safe, and eacacious remedy for all pulmonary
dist ases has enabled the proprietor to reduce the
price to plAoe 1t within the reach Of all Glasses
Its superiority over rioet similar preparations is at
tested by many eminent physiciars who have beer
eye witnesses of its efficacy when the usual RENE
dies have failed: also by thousand Of onr most -
spectacle cftzens Who have used Ii in their families
both as prevent. and care with never failing sue
csss for the last twenty years, during which period
with very little sid from advertising, &c, Il hs
gradually spread reputation over the whole Union
In cases Of recent CSds Coughs, Hoorseness, &c. II
gives immediate relief. sod generally cures in day
OF two, without interfering with Diet business,
rendering the system, more susceptible Of Colds, IL
chronic cases, LsG3ro, Whoof'ag Cough, Group
bronchitis, lfsctioas Of the LtiHSs, AID Conss1mp
ito n, II Is always very b neBcal and seldom fniia
whsn commenced In time to perfect Q cure.
Price Is and 80 ceots bottle.
Bold Wholesale By Patterso, 4 Marin, stott %.
Ridge!y Co. Alsxandris by Peel q Stevens. In
Georgetown by Mr.. Cisscl
81 fYLERS GUN lRxBU CANDY DROPS
Q similar composition TO the above, but In Q mIldeY
and mere POTABLE form; they act Nike Q charra On
. troublesome Cough, and clear the throat ane
voice; they contain mi arious drug are particu
larry recommended for children. frequenters fpuh
Hc assemblies, public speakers, singers, &c.
Price l2H and s. cents per box.
For sale at most Drug and Candy Stores
oct lift
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office or METROPOLITAN RAILROAD COMPANY
Georgetown, D. c.. Dec. 26, 1855.
GEALRD PROPOSALS for the grading, masonry,
y and bridging Of forty three and . half (4Sk)
the company until three O'Clock p. m. On the 18th
day OF February next
The maps, profss. plans, and specifcs ions win
Be ready for inspection on and afer the 5th day Of
The Metropolitan Railroad Is designed to extend
from the cities Of Washington and Georgetown to
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, by and d.
rect route, connecting with the latter road east of
the "Point Of Rocks" on the Potomac river and
making q saving CT distance on the first ninety
miles Of the present travelled route from the Capt.
tai to the Western and Northwestern States of for.
ty-fve miles.
Proceeding from the point ofintersectien with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the rout- extenis to
the City Of Frederick and, passing through the rich
est agricultural districts Of Maryland, terminates in
the City Of Hsgerstown, where 1t connects With
lines Of railroads, now In operation extending to
Harrisburg, the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, &c.
The portion Of the road for which proposals are
now invited extends from the westerly line Of the
District of Columbia (sA mics from Georgetown)
to the city Ct Frederick.
Proposals will be received for the work In sections
Of one mile each, for the entire distance of 43k
miles.
The work is generally Of q medium character for
this part of the country, With some heavy cutting
In earth and rocky and bridging and every facility
exists for prosecuting 1t vigorously snd with eccno
my at all SEASONS Of he year. The country is ele
waited and rolling, well watered, and remarkably
healthy.
The time conditioned for the completion Of the
contracts will be from enc to two years.
Any further information desired by persons pro-
posing for the work will be furnished at the ONCE,
or may be had by addressing the President Of the
company by letter prior TO the day of letting.
By order Of the Board OF Directors
FRANCIS DODGE, President.
EDMUND WRENCH. Chief Engineer.
dec % -2awtPeb5
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SOMETHING NEW.

OPPOSITE TuB MARKET ON PENNsYLvA
" MIA AVkNUE 4 doors below Ninth street
Is a NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and Boys
opened this day. DECKER, enc Of the cheapee
Clothing Merchants In the North has determines
to Offer to the citizens Of Washington and yicinIs-
bis excellent Clothing ct the lowest Mo-. pr,ee,
for cash only. There TIA
POOR MAN
Will ind just such Clothing Store as has long bee,
wanted In Washington. His motto Ia Cheap 70,
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY
a good substantial woollen coat he will sell 70,
$ZS; and heavy winter pants, we'll lined for 81 rs
and line coats, overcosts, and vests In proportion
6ood wool and cotton undershirts, hosiery, gloves
70, cheaper than the cheapest nov lift
II IRWAN's WORKS.
y Parish and other PencinQs 75c
Rsnanism at Home, Letters to Chief Justice Tanev
75c
Men and Things as I saw them in Europe Use
Letters to Bishop Hughes, In muslin 30 cents, paper
% cents
American Principles on National Prosperity, a
thanksgiving sermon, paper l0c
jays WORKS.
Autobiography and "reminiscences of the Rev. VIM
Jay, with notes Of distinguished contemp oraries
In = vols, 81 so
Female Scripture Characters, 81
Morning and Evening Exercises, 9 vols, q 50
Fine edition of the Same i'm vols G5
Christian Contemplated 4Oc
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
Jan 10 40 8 Seventh street.
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PROPOSALS FOB HURNISHING PAPER
FOB TIE PUBLIC PRINTING.

OyyIoE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, January 25, 1856.
i dan act to provide for executing the public
printing" &c, approved August IS, 1852, sealed
proposals viii be received at this ONCE, in the Cap
itol, until Wednesday, the 18th day Of March next
titles and descriptions Of writing paper, toNwit:
$500 rsams, weighing % pounds per ream, and mea-
surfing 10 by a6 inches
3,l0o reams, weighing 70 pounds per ream' ano mes
surfing 10 by Is inches
100 realms, weighing d pounds per ream, and mea-
surfing 10 by - inches
30 reams, weighing % pounds per ream, and mea-
surins 10 by 10 inches
200 realms. weighing 10 pounds per ream, and mea-
surfing - by Is inches
All these papers TO be made of the best materials,
and finished in the best manner and Tree from adul-
teration contract will be entered into for sup
plying the Quantities stated, at such times as the
public service may require, but the privilege is
served OF ordering greater quantity of either kind
should greater quantity be required, at such times
and in such quantities as may be deemed necessary
Samples Of each kind Of paper must accompany
each bid, and all proposals and samples must be
transmitted TO this office, free Of postage or other
expense ,,o,o.., NINA, ;. .,,,.. ,v ,,,;,,,,.,
or firm making II, and must specify the price per
pound, and the consequent price per ream tand but
one price, Of each description of paper.
All the parer must be delivered at such place or
places as may be designated in Washington city; in
good orIer free Of all and every extra charge eI
pense, and subject to the inspection, count, weight
and measurement Of the Superintendent, and be in
all respects satisfactory.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished At this
ONCE to persons applying for Them and mono will
be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing herewith.
Bonds with approved securities will be required;
and the supplying of an inferior article, or failure
to supply the quantity required at any tina will be
considered q violation of the contract.
Each bidder is required to furnish with his propO-
sails satisfactory evidence of his ability to execute il
and any proposal unaccompaniod with such evil
dence will be rejected.
| Proposals will be addressed to the "Superntend-
ent of the Public Printing, Capitol of the United
States, Washington, and endorsed proposals for
Supplying Paper
A. G.. SEAMAN,
Superintendent of the Public Printing.
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John II. BIJTHMANN.

IMPORTER AND DlALIR in WINE, BRAN
Il dy, Cigars, 30, Pennsylvania avenue, south side
between az and Sixth streets, has received bis fall
stock and assortmsnt u the sbovs, consisting In
part Of
Msdeirs, Sherry, Port ofvsrious glades, Champagne
I'm ats snd pts, different brands
A grsat VARSITY Of Rhine Wine, some Of Il spark.
Also, st. Perry sparkling red and white Clarst, at
prices nom $ 80 per dozen to the highest or.
der
And numerous other kinds Of Wine
Also, very superior Oognas pale and dark: 6cheid-
am Gin, JamAia Rum. Ane old Whisky,
Irish Malt, 0ordials, and Havana oigars.
dec 1o-2av6w