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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-30

The Fremont NETTING at Massillch, on Wednos-
day, is variously represented by its friends, as
numbering from fifteen to forty thousand.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-30
X. C. THOMAS, NJ. D. &c. WINERY, D. I. S.
TH0M AS & WHIN R Y,
(sUccEssoRs TO D. C. SWAMP
Wholesale, Retail and Prescription Druggists

" %HUIPSdIP, hUIdII anu TTtSCTlpIIBH DIugBISIB
M4LN.S7REET, SALEM, O.
Keep constantly on hand and Ter sale d general as
sortment and carefully selected stock Of MEDT-
CINES, Drugs, PAINTS, OILS. Dye:stafs, Var
nish, Perfuhefg, Fancy soaps. Brushes, WINDOW
GLASS, Walls, Physicians Shop furniture,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND DENTAL STOCE,
Especial care directed to the selection of TEETH
and compromising PRESCRIPTIONS.
They are also agents for the sale Of DR.. D~anieis'
TruSses, Abdominal, Shoulder and other Brace.
Artificial Limbs, Fracture and other Bandages.
SALEM, July 10, 1856.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-30

NEGLIGENT CoRREsPoNDENrs,-The Piedmont
(Va,) Wing says. Since the 25th of December
II negroes have left the neighborhood of Middle
bulgh, and not more than half have ever been
heard from
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-30

KANSAS LATEsr.-News received since the
above was in type informs us that the first accounts
were greatly exaggerated. The Free State men
had attacked and dispersed two camps of the ma
rauders, but had not attacked Topeka, or released
the prisoners. The Missoutians are much excited
and rallying to the aid of their alarmed comrades
in the Territory.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS

The Subscriber having purchased the Stock 10
Trade of Mr.. Samuel Grove, Corner of Main and
Ellsworth Streets would respectfully invite the at.
tcntion Of the citizens of Salem and Of the sur
rounding country to his stock Of Groceries and
nrovisions
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HANDSOME BUILDING
SITES IN SALEM, ONO

SITES IN SALEM, OHIO.
| am now prepared to sell those DESIRABLE
LOTS, on Lisbon Street, opposite the dwellings If
Messrs. Wright, Jones, Ilillman, &C., &c. Enquire
Of John Dcming, or the subscriber.
BENJAMIN Down.
| offer, also. for sale the Farm where | now 70.
side; being 100 Acres, well improved, we'll watered
and in good condition, q miles South Of Safem.
on the Lisbon Road.
Aug. %. If BENJAMIN Down.
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flour, 5aIt, g., &f.

NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING GOODS.
All articles sold warranted to be as good as re.
commended.
My purchases being all made with cash. l fatter
myself that | can give entire satisfaction to all who
mSy favor ME With n cell.
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The subscribers assure the public that this vok
ume, prepared by o gentletnsh, whose resotfces
for the material and authorities are direct, will bo
the only complete biography of the eminent
EXPLORER, SCHOLAR, STATESMAN AND HERO.
whose recent nomination by the Republican party.
for the highest Office in the gift of the people, has
awakened a renewed interest in his wonderful
career. Much material heretofore inaccessible
to tie general reader, including incidents ia his
early career, is incorporated in this volume.
Orders should be addressed TO
DEREBY & JACKSON, Publishers, No. 1f8
Nassau-st., New York. .
Agents wanted. in every town Of the several
States to canvass for The above work.
Copies sent by mail postpaid on receipt of price,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-30

Still LATER.-Monday morning 18th, 10 o'clock
w. Ii. Russell, I. Hincle and Jos. q. Anderson,
have just arrived from Kansas, to urge our citi.
zens to 90 Immediately to the rescue of our friends
in Kansas. They confirm the above, and say that
things are worse than represented, and that three
hundred men mus: 90 NJ on Wednesday, August
OOH
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CASH PAID FOR EGGS.

pa Remember the Corner, Groves old stand.
LYMAN BROOKS, agent.
7 have on hand and for sale Doctor webstcrs
Invigofarfng Cordial or Health Bitters q sure rem
edy FOR 5arndice, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Co..
and q great Regulator Of the Stomach and Bowels.
Also, Brooks sure remedy for Diarrhea and Dysen-
terry and Cholera preventative.
Warranted to Cure in all Cases or the money
will be refunded.
Price so cents a bottle.
LYMAN BROOKS.
SALEM, Ohio, Aug. 9. 1856.
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Ho, FOR KANSAS Henry D. Clayton will star
rom Eufausla with a company Of emigrants on
the 10Th instant, and will be at Silver Run, Column
bus, and Opelika on the 2lst, and at West Point
and Atlanta on the 22nd instant, and go on by the
way Of Nashville. Mr.. Clayton is a reliable man,
and all persons who wish to go to Kansas this
Fall. ought to join him. lie will pay their expen-
SEES from whatever point they join the expedition.
Every settler ia entitled to a presumption Of lC
acres of land 1t rs per aGre.-Macon (Ata6ama)
Republican.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-30

The new Legislature of Iowa is. reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

,cp ANTON OoAr.-rHR DELAWARE, LACKAwAN.
ma and western Railroad Company 81 Wall street, ssr
ar sale BY cargo lump, steamboat large and tbe
WI. T. WARRKN, Treasurer,
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grocery, with stock fixtures horse and wagon
doing good cash business In excellent location
with three lease Fer further particulars inquire II
Houston street.
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Jane Chatterly Mrs. James Seymour
Jeremiah Clip the Barber. Mr.. N. W. Le6ngwel
In which character he Will give the limitations of Mr. Fer
Jack Cade Mr. j. r. Mudock Dick the Apprentice
Mr. w. H. Burton John =. Plicoddy Mr.. 7. d. Rice
Gumbo Char Mr.. n = Chanfrau Nose, Mr.. T. s. Conner
Wallace; MI. q. ID. Pitt as Bobby Tyke.
Doors open at tis curtain will rice at Ia precisely
Admisson:-Boxes and Parquee, 20 cents Private Boxes,
So; Amphitheaire, - cents.
Tickets be had the principal hotels and music stores -
the gentlemen OF the Committee and al the Academy The
day and evening OF performance.
Private boxes be obtained al Messrs Hall Sons
sic store, No. 80 Broadway. JAMES r. BRADY,
Chairman Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Secretary.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY TO SELL A PIECE or
w valuable real estate which Is rapidly improving
lue; rents for thousand dollars per
The value Is thousand dollars clear all
The proprietor wishing IN the mercantile business
viii trade for dry goods icwelry Yankee notions cutlery
&c and VIII give written that the sad
will still the amount present, desired
For particulars address Immediately, box $50 Herald oce
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SHIPPING.

TOR SAVANNAH THE SUPERIOR SIDEwHEei.
r steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Captain r. Haedis,
ga wing the United States mail Will sail from Philadelphia
syannah on Saturday, Sept O. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ oson
ge with very sateroom accommodations ST.
steerfge s. The X viii sail again above. Saturday
sept 20 The State OF Georgia sails for Charleston satur
sent, 49, HERON MARTIN, Agents,
Philadelphia 371s North Wharyes
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sEGARs.

HAVANA SEGARS-Atf THE FANORfTE BRANfS
hand and for sale by the loo l10 per cent be
market prices also TO close consignment small ot q
argas and Cnhanas 10 which the attention OF the raie
ttficularly called T.. T.. ROGERS, ia Maiden laae,
sole importer Union Club Brands
yFGARs -oyER a MILLION or sEGARS or yARI
Gus qualities at much less than market prices 70 cash buy
At ON hoxes superior family soap, At Is per cent
hau featuring prices Cash advanced on segtts o;
'"' ~ q. CHEEKS n Broadway.
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ryEETII EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIv-BY NE
Of benumbng application TO the gums by Dr. Will.
SON gens e Bond street The efec perfectly harmless
smpy srrcsrg the crcua alton around he tooth for about
hal Q minute. References furnished.
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&1 O00 FORFEITED AND no CHARGE UNLESS
81 other ply scians and all other fail His
drop your only reliance TOR thorough in certain
Diseases No Division street the only place - well
for the has perform
ed without diet hindrsnce from business when all ether
remedies only drive the disease IN blood ~ only This
the patient from secondary attacks and the only
serve ise No as spurious Dr. 6uniers are starting up on
every block and the remedy counerfeited All over The
country.
DRIvATE CONsvLrATI0N.-DR. WATSON has
for enr OF years confined his attention 70 dis
sases Of certain class which be has treated less thar
twenty thousand without instance Of failure Tne
remedies mild and there u interruption or
change diet Dr Watson s In constant attendance from
sidence % Walker street. few doors west q broadway.
toSmerly surgeon 70 the Lock Hospital
mr. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET NAY ~ CON
~ suited privately Diseases The victims misp
confidence can call on linn with the certainty Of being radically
cured. Charges moderate. n. B.-No fee tin cured.
nR RALrHs OFFICE HoURs-e no Il a n Z 70 a
wooster. -" -
DEMovAL-THE BARON DR.. sPoLAsCO vi n a
Ii &C. &C, consulting physician and surgeon from Ion,
has removed from N Spring st Nicholas Hotel
sls Broadway near the corner Of Twelfth street.
CPEC1AL NOTICE 10 YHR LADrEs-z q JOHNSON
- n D., No 40 Brcadvy, New York, Wishes Ne lsdss
distinctly 70 understand that - regularly sdscsssd pAya-
can graduate Of ba city asshor several inpcrssi peb
asns female sompsnta and great success n curing
AL diseases cf hs urinary organs The Dccr vel known
removed BY medical surgical resent During - lss
Than eight hundred persons have been snev
and be referred 10 entirely cured Convenient
looms and excellent nus.ss pscvss dSr r nss HE
eopRdeual once hours "A. NJ tosP ~
&c. JOHNSON Operating PAyrcias.
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DENTISTRY.

rrFEiH, NEW sTyLE-ARE INSERTED FROM ONE
- full set IN the best manner, with without
ing the roots, by Or. NAPOLEON PRETERRE. dentist
Teeth extracted without pain. Terms very moderafs Salts
faction warranted. 4B Broadway
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EyOR LTvRRPOeIA-UNIrED STATES MAIL STEAM
chip ERICSSON LGwber, commander, will depart with
the mails for Europe, positively Saturday
O'Clock NJ, her berth, foot Of Canal
street For freight or passage having nnsgnaed aeeommo
dalton for elegance and comfort apply 10 EDWARD X COL
Inns, 90 Wall street Passengers requested " be
board at II o'clock A. NJ All letters must through the
Post Office, others will be returned The steamship AT
anc Capt Edridge win succeed the Ericsson and sail
Saturday, Sept 6
EoTlcEThe rate freight from Liverpool New York Is
reduced pounds per ton measurement until further
notice.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

N1IBLO'S GARDEN
N Doors open at I; commence at O'clock
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1886.
To commence viii
. EVOLUTToNs ON TIE TIGHT ROPE
By Young Henger, &c., &c.
To which viii be added the ballet Of
TERPSlCH0RE,
by Mile Robert and the Ballet Troupe.
10 conclude with flor the last time)
AsPHODEI. Or. THE MAGIC ts.v
by vel FGmy
Friday-Mr. BUTTONS BENEFIT " II appear as
Billy Iackaday
saurday-Beneft of ANTOINE RAyEL when VIII be pre.
sented the greatest bl Of the season
Tickets ........................Fif Fifty cent
CEO CRRISTY WOODS
VI MI SsTRELs,
IA Broadway Below Grand street
BUSINESS Manager
Geo. Chrlsly
EVERY EVENING.
NEGRO MIssSTREISY
Concluding second week. with the sonic opera OF
BONE SQUASH DIAvOLO
Bone Squash. deo CnriBty
Tickets, rs cents; 10 commence at O'Clock.
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
CERTAIN CURE-DR HAIGHr HAS DISCOVERED
~ syegelaole COMPOUND which cures colds coughs ass
equal in s astonishing cures Office, 2u3 Bowery. N.y.
nR wATsONs NEW woRK-"THE CAUSE AND
nd ppsmae ssbssdn w ocs ssSy nsaesd ss
Early ndscreon, other in which she
m Sa are fully Explained usaa By numerous
plates and drawings with supplement gento urinary
con,ued ccnadenay, at % Walker few doors
q Broadway.
nR, POWERS CAN BR CONSULTED oAnY, wrrf
corner Broadwsy. Rs rsatsnt never Known 10 M
T. @sas : .sd ass y: Important ~
dss-Dr Powers All female diseases BY appropriate
cssSsss Or .. BOY .s
Of Broadwy.
nR HUNTERS NEW MEDICAL WORK. rue vADEMF
1er,.ed rsmeies shows his treatment viii cure certain AZ
where the other doctors fall Price 80 Genus
nR LANNON'S PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ Adviser and Marriage Guide 2oh edition. 40 pages 100
eectroyped ILLUSTRATIONS cloth 81 T. gives The ADVERTISE
London treatment % geno urinary Diseases nervous de
ey Gs sna Meesr ee screa &c ~
opposite st. Nicholas Hotel from 10 W. III in the evening
mont % the ancedcouries des E,ats uns staar zeung
DR COBBETr, 10 DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON
~ suited with confidence on certain Diseases years
BY ne great EOgTds Part, 3D. cs diploma
CURE CuRE-DR WARDS UNFORTUNATE FRIEND
The mos, certain in the world FOR certain diseases
- used before All other remedies for Diseases war
20 %e snown he only remedy Rs clears bs disease
% he blood and here sesgrss sssn,s sscSnd.ry ATTACKS
ftdhs ont by dear experience ycm Try other remedies
more sperence made cures than any other phys
csn New York a perfect cure warranted unforunaie
rieDd 81 ofce No 70 Canal street. corner Of broadway.
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C,OR HAvRE, DIREcT.-FRANCo.A AMERICAN CON.
pany.-The French screw steamship BARCELONA,
200 burhen, Lemarie, commander, will leave
port Saturday September ~ NJ O'Clock
sisely from pier 81 North river.
PASSAGE.
For freight or passage apply TO the agents,
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NOR sAI,F-A GROCERY STORE, DOING a coon
husiness would be sold cheap the owner s In bad
eaib or = partner taken At fair valuation Address o.
srald Office.
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eeted shah have oaen removed
yard, specially authorised By the department
win be stipulated Ia the contract ha default snail be mads
delivering all 90 OF the acie
the quality and The naes aud places above provided
then ana that the sad parties VIII forfeit and pay 70 hs
na sas ma dated damages, ofnonsy equal TO twice
the Of the sneg asl,vv nsrsot wbiei
be- nr, for the articles =. lime - ,hev Ne
Iuuidated damages may be recovered nom time
The suees e contract and ter responsibility ger
tned collector disic, aoney or some oef
person satisfactorily known 10 the bureau. .
i be provided the contract the bureau shall have ~
without demage h- gov
Congress shall appropIa
completion OF the works
which shall
diminish named In the
headed sceilan schedule i've
Personp offers shall be accepted will be ird BY letter
rYaeh the once, which nouce sla be considered ohcien
and tho supplies sp.c ID with
fifteen from The bureau accept
viii be made WIN other
such dauIng bidder will be held
sponsibte for all delnauencies u, 4 n ys&,. .4
All made In strict conformity with this advertisement
viii, the option Of the bureau, be rejected Fgs
Those offers will be notified, and
will be ready for execution soon thereafter may be
practicable. ,
ia--IawAw
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom House, A O.,
at Georgetown, ID. O..
TREASURY DErARrmEsr,

TREASURY DKrARraEEr
.......- September "a, 1855.
cEALED PROPOSALS. will be received al this uuu
D November ID O'Clock az noon "a,
e and 90 ol6s
cording and prepared
10 ne either iof the whole budns
anerra kihds OF wsA DIE OF act snouid ae ompany each
wi b amour, OF each kiud n work, the
the department The
e proposals hereby invited,
interest OF III United States requires IL the department
tight sxcade bids person nom
mere beye will faithfully con-
tracts which they have tempted obtain by adree0n and
AL bids ~he shall be paft In inte Join ia
bids and all bids Ia upon investigation, below
hr the work
BIDS groas at the oo of the bdaers b, no
will be awarded such bidder details are furnish
the department m the prices 'he different kinds
era which shall b. subjec the so
the bid shall equi ably apponed upon whole
work 10 guide the department N nia Ming payments
hiBey cent of the amount Of work done
department a.po
poe will be paid fon time ne progresses and
ten cent retained until the completion Of The Contract
of the work. &c by the forfeited
inthe event Of non fnlnlment ot contract. ai
gahuses w 90 awarded only master builders and
thereof except ny consent Of the Secretary
he reasury vii, be forfeiture Of tho same. a.
by written guarantees signed
district Judge attorney said dc an the $5OUu
work. OF poporuonate amount ior any pat
ina when required ii bis proposal be accepted,
and bond, with proper and suclen securities for
Plans specidca,ion working drawings be a
thirty days. and other information obtained ON 10 the
department. So. 4,
Treasury endorsed Proposals for the Georgetown
Custom House. ~ will be opened O'Clock,
lss day named for receiving the same ~ . ..
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sept 24-2aw60days lint. Starl
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To Druggists and the People.

loU arc hereby cautioned against spurou. limitations OF Dr. De
Gr h "Rlecute O as shall prosecute party who
ny copyrighted b THIS senune) Electric OIL has cured the
mayor Of Camden Of piles and rheumatism also, Hon. John VIII
hamson of Huntingdon hon r. Kinrsurh, h II took OF his
clutches In day. and Than 700 oherstr PlHderhis
whose published in the Philadelphia Ledger
The wholesale dealers In Philadelphia would any
Samp guilty Of tho racaty Of counrreinr In Harrisburg Pa,
John Wyethe esq, druggist there ohused the
I" and imprisonment Of Valentine, who attempted ma
non NJ this valuable remedy
PH1L,pwLrmh, May 8, 1855,
10 hs People and Druggists throughout hs United Slater
M of BY Prof DE Gras Electric OILS Ios Free, West
Philadelphia, nf rheumatism M Rodenbok Montgomery county
rheumatism and spun Mrs Ogden No. $50 FOURTH street nfan
nation Of bowels Mnyl,nd Provide shingles and onked
teat Mr. VIM sprnce Chestnut felon AID neuran
henry Campbell Lower Marion, Of burns and scarlet sver and
eighteen othsra,
tyevery only genuine Electric OIL 70
made by the proprietor his old once, which
W orders be addressed 10 procure the genuine.
Prnf CHAS DE GRATH,
Old ofics, % south sth street, Chestnut.
For sale by CHARLES STOTT,
IuyIO-u washington, b. C.
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United state. Patent once,

WAfHIN"TUF TNFtHNNF TuFU'
IN the pstop Hewitt Rochester, Wisconsin,
ing for the extension of granted 10 him for an improve
h hay for from the expiration Of said pat
which ake place the hirtieth day Of December, ha6
ordered petit heard the Psent Once
Mondg Decsmber a. 1886, 10 O'Clock, and all persons
notified appear and show they have why said
Nnhon ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing required hs in the Patent
% er objections specially set forth IN writing at least twenty
hee the day of heanr all testimony hed by sither party
used At the said hearing be taken and transmitted w. sc
osnee with the rules Of the oace which VIII be furnished or
ls testimony in the win be closed on the oh o Decemeer
dpnsuOns and other relied upon testimony mus
MED in the Office before the morning ef that day. the ar
t"G%ene, " any, within ten days thereafter
aered also, that this be published IN the Union, inie
ana Evening star, Washington, D, O. Republican, balt
w hd Penpsylvanisn Philadelphia Pat and Day Book View
" ", for three successive weeks previous
- CHARfEs MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
n SEAlos Of the above papers win please copy and send
ss. ~ ne Pstsn Ofes, with paper continuing ths nouee
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Proposals for Rations for 1867.

QUARTERMAsTKR's OFFICE, M CoRPs
Washington, Oct 10, 1856.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this
y Monday day OF November 10 O'Clock
the United Marine Corps
the following stations for the year 1857, WIS
Chareslown, Massachusetts
Portsmouth, New HamE shire
"-ooklyn Long Island, New York;
-" Pennsylvania;
aospor near Nons-, '"sA"'
Warrington, Florida nnd ~.
Washington city, District OF Coiams.~ . 49,,
Each ration pound and Quarter OF hs.
three quarters Of pound OF mess pork eighteen ounces o.
snpene -four shperhne hour al The option OF
the Of pounds OF good coffee,
twelve pound the eight quri Of best
beans quarts quarts OF salt four pounds
half poaads oil good asd
dipped candies hundred rauons. -.
shall delivered the order OF the command
ing station, either 10 bulk by the single raon
and choice pieces OF me carcass
PRIME pork and the groceries TO be OF e
best quality Of kinds named All subject TO inspection
two sretes oce, certified by some ohicial
person. endorsed Proposals for aons for and ad
dressed Qaemaster Of the Marine Corps washington,
GEO. +. LINDSAY,
Major and Quartermaster,
The National intelligence AID Evening Star washington, ID
Patriot Concord, Gazette, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Times Boston, Mass Eagle, brooklyn and Daily News New
York Argus Philadelphia Penn Argus and
ter Mobile Ala will publish the above three times week until
send bills accompanied py copy
OF this advertisement, 10 this Office for payment
Oct IL eodtl0ihN0v
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osHox sUpxSisrxKpEsr OF pupLIo PRrKrlso,
Washington, October /, 1855,
IN pursuance OF the provisions provide
cutting the public psiDing" August 1884,
proposals wi so received at this once, in e CAPITOL until tn
Monday tisi day. December twelve O'clock
furnishing the that be required r tie public printing
year commencing LIST December 1885,
= y. list day of December 1857 .
on ,he list speeches. nearly be ascertaned tn
ahe sup!os ~~eipon Of each kind Of that will b
required; ..
10000 ane printing paper unealendersd
% inches. aud TO weigh foryhve pounds to the ream
4S0 sheets.
1900 fine printing paper eaendered b,
" inches, and 10 weigh fifty six pounds to the ream o
5000 sapehne sized and caIendered printing paper
"a by 80 inches, and toweigb ffytw
the of 40 sheets. " r.
CLASSIFY. ...a##.
800 superne sized printing paper
TO measure ~ BY ~ inches, and TO weigh forty eigh
pounds 10 the ream OF f6U SHEETS
Glass v.
sizes as may be rrgned corresponding IN weight with
paper measuring 10 by "a weighing twenty
pounds per ream Of 4c0 sheets.
CLASS vi.
900 superne plate ppe (eaendered uncaendered
may be requed3 10 by "a inches and Of such weight
per rcam AZ may be required
The fibre Of paper linen
and cotton free from al adueraon with mineral other sub
OF fair whensss and put In quires of
sheets rach ard in bundles OF two each each
will be required and bundle exclusive wappers) varying
under five rem the standard weight will be
ceyed and weight will In all required Mixing
ticknesses The bundle weight
Will be considered q violation Of the contract.