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XXXIVTH CON G r ESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .wAsHISGron, Dec. 30, 1856.

SENATE. WAsHINGrol Dec. 81 no
I'm motion of Mr. WELLER, the COMMITTEE on
rsYr;,or;es was directed To inquire into the eIpe-
dency of providing means for establishing and setng
nc Ten thousand extra copies Of the Report OF me
supernter dent on the Coast Survey were men
10 be printed. x,,r,,vp roso,u,;on Wa
1000 calling on the President TO communicate
statement Of ali and allowances .U wnIn s nase
eeen % 10 he Joined The amy In Mexico TO Dec
IsS together with any correspondence on the SUBJECT
Aojuorned till Friday.
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MURDER CASES.

ALBANY, TUESDAY, Dec JU 800.
In the case of Mccain, who is sentenced to be hung
on the 18th Of January for the murder OF bis wiie,
bin of exceptions has been served by the prisoner
counsel, and is now being settled by Judge Cloud,
after which stay OF execution will be granted in rder
to hear the argument TO act aside the verdict.
motion was made to-day before Judge Gould for a
new trial in the case Of John Cummings, convicted o.
the murder of Frederick Stumpf The motion was de
ried but win be caried TO the General Term for fur
tber argument.
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HOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House resumed the censlue1auVN " Wv
'uv NJ WASHBURNE 1l.l rose to make good hs
r"oer assertion that the Democratic papers OF .na
State most did not pSSa ' ssS Pierce
ths i.,r.,on thus by this onissin repudisting H.
T1@ Gairna Courier and The SgrasSela R,gs'e
nd admitted that did not PoSh The 9n re; ,
hessr ~, the Democracy Of that Sste ayoided ''e
and positions presented BY the cue p'aaa
docuines a." resolution pdorsing Presto en' fie'ce
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LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.

WILLIAMsrORT, Pa, Tuesday, Dec. 81 mo-.
On Saturday last locomotive attached to train OF
cars On the NewYork and Ere Railroad exploded al
Addsop instantly killing the fireman and demolishing
The engine The engineer and passengers escaped un-
injured. The fireman, vho,e name is 5. w. Atwood,
resided ct Oweeo n. Y.
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NEGRO EXCITEMENT AT NASHVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Tuesday, Dec. 80, 800.
great excitement exists at Nashville, Tenn, IN ref
erepce TO rumored rising among the negro slaves Inc
CORPORATION met and passed an ordinance requiring
The military 10 hold themselves in readiness for any
emergency, and appointing large number OF add-
tional watchmep.
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The BROADWAY RAILROAD CASE IN THE
COURT OF APPEALS
AIs.sy Tuesdav Dec IN I

ALBANY, Tuesday, Dec. 20. 1866.
IL stated that the Court Of Appeals deny the right
10 Construct railroad in Broadway bu, grant the sp.
lcsns new tal 90 the ground that the parties ak
ing an Injunction DO not appear by the plesdngs 70 be
property owners OF Broadway
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The Board of Aldermen lat evening adopted the re-
port on the annual tax levy for 1857, including the
SO coo expenses incurred by the Central Park Com
mission The Board adhered 10 former action Oh the
contract to bald TOnpkins Market, notwithstanding
the veto OF the Mayor.
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PROGRESS OF RAILROADS.

The annual Supplement to Dn."'orf' Amer
poIrooa GUIDE will contain the following interesting
.,bib;. Of the proere., of railroads in this country
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A meeting Of the Board Of CouncImen was held lat
evening. TIE session war shor. and few unimpor;-
ant papers were disposed Of
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The ventilation accorded TO the difference be-
tween Messrs. Nlessher and Raymond has awak-
eLed fresh interest in that which dimly underles
1.-THE question, namely: "Did the escape OF
Messrs. Mitchell and Meagher respectively from
duress in Australia involve q breach of parole on
their part" As the facts are but imperfecty un-
derstood, and q, mputations of dishonOr have been
freely and ppantly put forth against those gentle
men, we deem it but an act Of justice to quote IN
their yindicstion, the casual remarks, at public
dinner given him in Melbourne, just after bus oWn
liberation, by William Smith O'Bren, gentleman
of well-proyed integrity and spOtless honor. In
reference to this subject, Mr.. O'Brien said:
1.-THE mode of his emancipation from that condition
,uppessed to him some remarks. he had oeen com :
nImented In the House Of Commons at the expense OF
bis fellow prisoners who had escaped to America ne
Trusted there were reporters now present VINO wou,u
convey to the world that he accepted no sIcn conP
mept fCbeersl. With some of Mr.. MltSnel ssho
mep;s be could not agree, and he altogether dhereo
With him on the subject of negro Slavery but this De
would sey, that Mr.. Mitchell had no! yioa b.d cpn
role Previously to bic escape, ar M,tcnel nau T. as
,uled him; and he Mr. QBren mao dontsd he course
which he ultimately did adopt there would De notas
dsboporable in il. If, therefore, Mr.. M1cnel Wei
Yuiltv of having sacrificed bis honor, he Mr.; oiIcu
equally guilty. Inc uestmena s. 80 a. ,;en, IN
ceyed at Port Arthur and elsewhere was sum heni 70
DESTROY health; and might be question ior casu'
vhe,Ssr Undey these circumstances, prisoner was
soSnd By p his parole Sevehe he and hi. fellow
prisoners had agreed to DO bound by that par9eI9 u
not beyond the letter of the Psoe lear hea, N.
PARTICULAR Of which have been already before the pae
hc. There had also been some question regardng Ine
propriey Of Mr. Meaghers escape He MI; p hsap
offered no opinion Oh that subject ne nsI a nU' that
Thomas Francis Meagher would never have escaped IN
apy way that be did not deem honorable 80 JesSa
WINS Mr. Meagher Of his honor that rather tnan sane
sny mputaton on it, be had actually taken MS passSge
In a vessel bound from California to Austrsha' pa
order 70 deliver himself again into the hands OF tue
British Government; and he was restrained from MS
purpose only by the demonstrates OF bis iendS' WIZ
represented lite Quixotic nature"
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Whatever else msy be denied or cavil,d at. it
caInos be doubted that the principle or policy of
Free Rum is now having fair and free scope in our
City and State. II this is indeed the policy best
calculated TO guard against and lessen the evils of
Intemperance, then the last year must have wit,
messed great strides toward the complete suppress
sion, Of at least the immoderate and pernicious USE
Of Intoxicating Liquors. Yet all who do not will
fully and obstinately shut their eyes must realize
that Tipping and Drunkenness were never before
so rife and progressive in this region as noY-thst
gOg-shops are like the frogs of Egypt, and disspa.
ton fearfully prevalent. We believe there are no!
less than Ten Thousand dram-shops in this city,
with at least Five Thousand more in its aduncts
.snd suburbs. Though the closing year has been
one Of general prosperity, yet our Aims House was
never fuller, and our charitable establishments are
crowdel-msinly with the victims of incompetence
either their own or that Of others. The following
table will show what have been the aggregates of
serious crimes within our city during 1856:
Serious Assaults, 225; Of which 2l3 we're committed
by persons decidedly under the influence of Liquor
Assaults with intent TO kill So of which 81 were i'm
PEELED by Liquor.
Murders, 2l; Of which Is were impelled by Liquor.
These are appalling facts, and the list might be
fearfully extended Destitution, wretchedness, fel
ony, suicide-such are the results by wholesale Of
the fearful and fearfuly increasing passion for in
to1cating liquors.
We of the old Temperance Guard must renew
the agitation which has been measurably relaxed
since the great encouragement to which the de-
cisOn of the Court Of Appeals last Winter subjected
Us. We must put forth once more our utmost
efforts to save our fellow-beiDgs from the Mael.
strOn into which so many of them are blindly
heedessly puDging. Let Us renew that "Moral
Suasion," which our sdverssries praise so highly
but never practice; and let US prepare to back it
with Legal SEasion whenever public sentiment
,hal have been rpened for that decisive step. And
in order to obyiste and preclude all Judicial cavs,
lot US begin at the beginning by asking our present
Legislature to initiate Constitutional Amendment
which shall leave no doubt of the validity Of such
Prohibitory Laws as may be passed hereafter. We
suggest this form Of amendment, but shall gladly
see ii improved:
"Aet ILL. Is. The Legislature shall have power to
pass laws regulating, restraining or prohibiting the
Manufacture Of and Traffic in Intoxicating Liquors,
and TO that end may c,nfscate all Liquors manutac'
tuIod or sod held for sale, in violation OF Its acts
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ussOrRI LEGISLATURES.

MISSOURI LEGISLATURES.
ST.. LOUIS, Tuesday, December ~ 1880
Roth branches of the Missouri Legislature effected
a preliminary organiz stion yesterday.
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BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

BOSTON, Iuttuby' Dec' V0' I000'
Tie following the ootings OF our Bank statement
for the past week: q. ~, s,o
Iosns and Discounts ISL s7 oo deposit, ''.'.'''
sneris.,,...... STA so Circu!stion'.'..'. '-'!VV
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, 1uesday, DE- % lo0os
The shoe store of Simon Bass, in Brosdsayi was
damaged by fire early this morning. Two spPfsnue
49, ho sspt over the store were smothered TO DEATH
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a4Ts.
oprs total. Hoe4 50

lit EACH FIVE YEARS
Fourth 5 years. 1885, u
Piffs 5 yssr.. l.ss g: ...' 80
SlI,h S,years, ls5S-N''''1-'ss'
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 49, 1856

cd articles offered under the contract shall have been removed
IL will be stipulated IN the contract mat DEFAULT ha % ade
in delivering all or any OF me aees
mentioned quality the times and places above posdea
then In case said parties will forfeit and pay 70 the
States qudated damages, sum OF money eqha
the Of herein agreed upon a tho price 10
the aeuul delivery theeoi wnieh
qudated damages be recovered from Time to ume as y
cTue
The sureies sign and their responsibility Ger
agent collector district Attorney or some oer
person satisfactorily known TO the bureau
Ii provided the that the bureau shall have the
power OF nnnung the contract without the
qnmen Congress shall have made sufficient approa-
lions named the completion OF the works
which ts advertisement based and snail also
have the diminish named in the
msceaneous" In the schedule twenty hve
Persons shall be will be notified by letter
through post oc which snail be considered sufficient
for the supplies specisd with
the date OF notice from the bureau OF the accept
auee their bid will be other
persons such deautng bidder will be held
Bponsibe for ali deinquencies
strict this
will at the option OF the bureau, be rejected.
accepted viii be nouhed and
be ready for execution thereafter may be
practicable
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To Druggists and the People.

YOU are hereby cautioned against spurious limitations Of Dr. De
GrAihs "Eectrc O,n shall prosecute party who
my copyrighted bills This tsenune) Electric oil has cured
mayor Of Camden of piles and rheumatism aso, Hon. John VII
hanson, Of Huntingdon Hon. Kingsurh, (whnm took of his
clutches IN one day. and more than 700 ohen Philadelphia
whose have been published tho Philadelphia Ledger
The wholesale dsas Philadelphia would
scamp guilty Of the ascay of couaterfei-g In Harrisburg Pa
John Wyethe, the we'll druggist there caused the
rest and imprisonment OF Valentine, who amFted imita
uoh OF this valuable rsmedysN
PmLAprLFH., May 5, 1855.
To the People and Druggists throughout ne Unel~siassS
List Of by Prof DE Grss Electric 0ii joe Free West
Philadelphia NJ rheumatism; Mr. Rodenbok, Montgomery county,
rheumatism and spran Mrs Ogden, No 50 FOURTH street ha
nation Of bowe Mrs Mayund Providence shingles and caked
breast Mr. VIM Spence Chestnut street. felon ard neuralgia
Henry Campbell Lower Marion, of burns and scarlet fsyer and
eighteen Others.
9Evety druggist only genuine Electric oil IL
made by the sole inventor and proprietor his old Office which
al orders be addressed 10 procure the genuine
Prnf CHAS, DE GRhTH,
Old Office, % South 9Th street, Chestnut
For sale ny CHARLES STOTT,
IuyiO-u Washington b. c.
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom House, a. c.,
at Georgetown, ID. u.


September ~, 1850.
cEALED PROPOSALS will be received this department until
The November A. d. 56, at IL O'Clock for
m Georgetown cusomhouse and ONCE
ong and specifications prepared this department.
aid the whole building the
aeIsn kinds bills OF parcels should accompany each
nd with Of each kind Of work. aud the total amount
SId out department reseTvng the right reject accept
m hereby nvited any parts thereof when deems inc
rete United States III the department also
s ght bids Of person persons whom
mere is lust believe will not faithfully perform the
,r. or which attempted obtain by ndeclon and
Nh bids shall be paf In interest VINO DO not JON IN
the bids and that upon investigation, below fair price
Bids will received gross the option OF the bdders but
such bidders until details furnished
pas shall subject the revision of the department.
that gross bid shall equtaby apporoned the whole
work 10 guide the department in making payments
ana materials deiv
the estimate agent department. appointed for that
bose will be paid time time, the work and
the completion Of The contract and
of the work. Nc by the agent aoread ana DC forfeited
In the of non-ulhiment Of contract
will be awarded only master builders and mechanics
und of the Secretary
he Treasury, will be a forfeiture of the same
accompanied by written guarantees signed
district attorney The said dstct) the S000
work, of poportonae amount Tor
that the required IL proposal be accepted,
bono
lis faithful performance .
Plans working drawings be examined
days. and information obtained application TO the
department =,
Secretary Treasury the
Custom House. &c. ~ and will be opened at O'Clock of the
day named for receiving the same. - -
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Sept 24-2aw60days lint. Star.
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Proposals for Rations for 1857.

QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE NJ CoRPs,
Washington Oct. 10, 1885,
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this of
Nee unt Monday loh day Of November at 10 O'clock
for furnishing aons the United States Marine Corps al
the following stations, for the year 1881 viz:
Charestown Massachusetts
Portsmouth, New Hang shire
Btuoklyn Long Island, NeW fotk
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gospon, Norfofh, Nirginia
Warrington Florida and
Washington city, District Of Columbia
Each ration 10 con 0 pound and quarter Of flesh bee
quarters pound OF mess pork eghieen ounces
bread made OF superhne -four superhne hour at the Puo o
the government and rate Of sk pounds OF good
pounds of the best New Orleans sh' csh VI ~
white beans, four Of vinegar, two quarts o.
half pounds oi go~"
dipped taIIow candles hundred raions.
the order Of the command
officer of sauon either in bulk or by the single raon
Of and choice pieces OF the
be No pork and The groceries TO be Of the
best quality kinds named. All subject inspection.
two turees known office, certified by official
endorsed Proposals for raions for 1857 and ad
Of the Marine Corps, Washington,
ID. G. --
GEO. r. LINDSAY,
Major and QuarermasteT
Inegencer a1d Evening Star Washington, d.
Patriot and Gazette Portsmouth,, New Hampshire Post
Times Boston, Mass Eagle Brooklyn and Daily News New
and Pennsy yvanan Philadelphia, PENN Argus and
ter Mobile Ala, will publish above three times week until
November send bills accompanied by
OF this advertisement, TO this Office for payment
oct -eodtlOhNov
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Proposals for Supplies.
Oct ll-1aw4wt

QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, M ConPs,
Washington, Oct 10, 1855.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received of
~ fee Monday the iOth day OF Novem
next supplying Marine Corps the following ARTICLES
during the fiscal year ending 3Oth s2ne, 1857;
900 uniform caps, with scales complete
600 marine pompOns
900 patent leather
, - "airs of shoulder straps for privates
Io0 do n, nv commissioned officers epauetes
1900 do oflnen pan.-
ens shirts
5000 pairs marine br0gans
500 marine blankets
800 dozen pairs woolen socks
500 marine fatigue caps
500 linen bioases
2,00 pairs Canton flannel drawers
5000 10 1900 yards Ga sky blue kersey
900 1900 of blue cuth, eochnea dye and dyed in
the wool.
Samples Office OF the Assistant
Marine New York. and strict conformity
sample win be required All articles TO be inspected and certified
TO before payment is made :.
mns named above, the of the service
suggest delivered such times such
QuartermaeI direct
free of expense TO the United States.
bid unless accompanied by the
this Office certified to by official
10 the Marine Corps Washington d. g.
GEO. r. LINDSAY,
Major GuaTtemasteT
The National Inegencer and Evening Star, Washington D.
Patriot Concord Gazette Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Times Mass Eagle Brooklyn Daily News New
Argus Pennsylvania Philadelphia Penn viii pub
ab three times week until the oih November next
bills OF
office for payment
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United states Patent Once,

WAFHIFHfoF, EtrENNnhtF IoJb
m the petition Of Samuel Hewitt Of Rochester, Wisconsin, pray
ing for the extension ofa him for improve
ent hay from the expiration OF said
eh which takes the threth day Of December 1856
ordered sad petition be heard the Patent Oce
Monday, December 81 1856, ~ O'Clock and all
are honed appear and show they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing required file in the Patent
Oe their objections specially forth writing ut least
days before hearings all testimony flied by either party
TO be used the sad hearing be taken and transmitted In
cortance with the rules o the Office which will be furnished
application.
The testimony in the win be closed on the lOm ofDecember
% deposons, and other papers relied testimony
hed in the office before ths morning s that day The
guments II any, within ten days thereafter.
udered aso that this notice he published in the Unon nis
ence and Evening star, Washington D. O. Republican, Balu
more Md Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pal and Day Book New
mk, " " week Or three successive weeks previous
!" The 91d Of December next, the day Of bearing 49,
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents,
sBdoru of the above papers viii please copy and send
septl3-law3w
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BuFeau Of Yards and Docks, September 10,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BuTeau OF y ards and Docks, September II, e56.
CEALED PROPOSALS. separately endorsed PTo
posas name te class (nams
yTd will received this ofce unt the 25h Oeto
furnishing and delivering al the several nayyyards
named the materials aud articles embraced in the following classes
and which particularly described In printed schedules which
will be furnished upon application, by mail requested
desiring offer contract for all the classes
OF yard for the
for yards under command by the
thereto, by the bureau for ali the yards
send
them schedules BY mail will be necessary IN order 10 insure their
trasmission should IN ths application postage
stamps, TIE requires all postage be prepaid.
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly notified that their
hereinafter presc tbed be mailed in
destination before the time expires for receiving
them no H hioh shall be received after the
roa stated aopance will be made for failures Of the mail
10 guard against being opened before the appointed
are envelope above the address,
endorsement, thus: Proposals for Class
No. (name eidss the Napu at (nams the yad
TO the Chief the Of Yards and Docks Washington,
ID.
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FORM OF OFFER.
[ Here date The oReT.l

ere the naueJ aams toOn in the State of nams
hereby offer furnish, under your advertisement dated
same printed schedule which refers all me articles
(name the as for the yard at nah
yard according said schedule lhere paste on e printed
e schedule, and opposite egeh article SET the price, an
eyTg amount dollars and cents, and foot
the bid for the eass amounting to rs
eaIaotn In ioordso :,
propose my agent iere the agent one required y
the schd for The supply under the classes
resident of the delivery and should my oet %
ed the prepared and 10 e navy
agent (name the asency signatures and certificate.
(Here the bidder 10 sign Ais name1
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Boarding School for Boys-Number Limited 70 Ttpcny.
REV. JOHN D, KEECH, PRINCIPAL,
THIS mirs o baltimore, the Hartford
turnpike regular day communication thence by stages
pupils required board with the principal thc lodgings
school being under the roof The stus
remarkably healthy. and remote from al boeneF Of tempn
The nf character udar
youth whose parents ruadsns prevented By shsence
giving attention their supervision The
instruction embraces ancient and modern language
mathematics and the usual branches preparatory to college
KIND OF business
Tho session win November 't and close the
ist NJ April
Reference: Reht Rev. Bishops Whitnrhan Atkinson
Rev wyatt Johns Hugh D. Evans and T. Parker Scott
epds and Dr Chew, Baltimore and w. g. =. Key, st.
Msy's county, Maryland.
Reference Samuel MsEau former
tron institution Office the Chesapeake nnd Ohio
Company Washington, d. o. who will give information
the terms &C.
Springfield Faston, Hartford county, Maryland October
%, 1875.
Oct 95-eo0t
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Proposals for furnishing the Paper for the Pub
lie Printing.

oEuoE suPKRrETEKDEET PuBLIo PRrSTIEG,
Washington, October |, 1856.
pursuance Of the provisions of the Act provide for
cutting the public printing" ac approved August 90 1884, sealed
is Monday list day. OF December al twelve O'clock for
furnishing The that be required for the public printing o
the commencing the s day Of December 1885, and ending
ON the Let day Of December, 1851
The suoined list SPECIFICS nearly be asceaned the
quantity quality and description Of each kind OF that viii be
required:
10000 printing paper uncaendeed "a by
Js inches and 10 weigh ioyh hVe pounds 10 the eam :"
4eO sheets.
1000 hne printing paPe eaondered, "a by
80 inches, and to weigh fifty six pounds to the o
fe0 Sheets
5000 supefne sized caendered printing paper
measure "a by 81 inches and toweg hytwo pounds lo
the ream OF 4e0 sheets.
CLAssIV
superfne hard caendered printing
10 measure "a by 80 inches and weigh forty eigh
pounds to the ream of 4sO sheets.
CLASS v.
1000 supefne sized caondered map paper
be required, corresponding in weight with
paper measuring 10 by "a inches and weighing twenty
pounds per ream of 4sO sheets.
CLASS vi.
900 superne paper (eaendered
may be equed) 10 by "a lnehes and of such weight
per ream as may be required
The fibre of the paper TO linen
and coon free from all adueaon with mineral
stances Of ia wheness and put quires of
sheets each aud in bundles
1o0 perfect sheets. Uniformity
will be required bundle
under five from the standard weight
ceved and The weight will in all be required Mixing
OF various ihieknesses in the bundle make weight
Will be considered violation of the contract