Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-01
Proposals for Lithogrsphic Printing.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRrNrrN
Washfnpton A mil \ r6s,

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, April 1, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE received
- at this Office until Wednesday, the 18th inst,
for exec uting In the best manner the following
work for the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States, viz:
LIST; For transferring from copper 10 stone and
printing twenty-five thousand nine hundred and
fifty impressions CT each Of ifty-s ven charts to
accompany the annual report Of the superintend-
ent OF the Coast Survey
I'd. For engraving on stone and printing TWEEN
ty-two thousand nine hundred and fifty imptee-
sions Of each Of ten charts, to accompany the
same report.
Sd For engraving on stone and printing four
aou.snd four hundred and twenty copies OF each
OF twelve charts, to accompany the Fourth Mete-
geological Report Of Professor Espey:
In each Of the foregoing classes The proposals
must state the price, and but price, for trans
the required number Of eaeR chart bid for
Proposals will also be received atthe same time
ior engraving on stone, printing, ard coloring
four thousand four hundred and twenty copies Of
each OF NIFTY elght small maps, to accompany the
Fourth meteorological Report Of Professor Espey
The proposals to state the price for the executio on
OF the entire work,
Also, for engraving on stone printing. and col.
oIing six thousand four hund ed and twenty CO.
pies Of map Of Sevastopol, to a-comrany the
report Of Captain George B Mcclellan
The maps and charts will be open at this Once,
for the inspection Of those persons DESTROYS Of
bidding for the same, until the cosing the bid
and any information desired win also be furnish
ed.
Ihe paper required for printing will be furn-
Contracts will be entered into with. and onds
with security Will be equired from, the success
ful bidders for the faithful execution Of their
contracts
IL is to be distint understood that no BIDS viii
be entertained nom any parties not directly en-
gagged In, and practically acquainted with, the
The proposals must state the lime ra,r,,eh p,
the execution of the work. or portions Of the same
ar d will be addressed to the undersigned en-.
dorsed on the envelope, Propos ais Tor 1.-the
glaPhlng A 6. SEAMAN,
dPl eotiHh Superintendent.
l AIDES SKIRT REEDs-More De.ira.
Il BILE and cheaper than whslebone, at
mar 3i-1 LAMMOND'S
SHAw's GAS HEATER AND NURSE
~ Lamp Just received, lot Of the above as
Lsmps, OF all sizes, suitable for use In chambers
very convenient ard cheap fixture
J. w. THOMPSON & BRO,
mar 3l-lw $50 Pa ave, bet 9th and luth SITS.
A CAKD.-FOR SALE, A VERY FILE.
"A CANT family COACH Of the latest o0RG
so, double set Of HARNESS. Inq uiie oi
WIN WALL, No 329
mar 3l-6t Penn. ave-, bet 9th and 10th sta
A CARD. TIRE ATTENTION OF T9E
"a ladies' and gentlemen Of Georgetown and
washington and the public generally is respect
,uly Invied 20 the sale Of verv superior Furni-
.uie wnich VIII take place on Thursday, the 2d
cav OF April. at 10 o'clock m, a No 3A norh
u, between 9TH and Sth streets. TIE Fnroitmre
nne ana me sale VIII be worthy their attention.
moI SL.o "A GREEN, Auctioneer
COAL AND WOOD. &c..
VIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE NOW ON
q. tne way, and viii be ready for delivery in a
lev Gays, superior cargo Of Cooking coal.
Also, all kinds Of WOOD and COAL Of the
Sest quality constantly on hand, which th,y Will
Oe happy to supply the public with on the most
reasonable terms -- +
BARROW & SLOWER,
Corner Of I ard 2lst streets, w ashIngton,
snd 6reen street, opposite 6as bouse,
mar 3l-tW* ----.--- 6eorg, town.
g AlRf8, TIES, COLLARS, SOCKS,
~ Gloves, Undsrshirts, and Drawers In great
variety, Just received and for sale at the Ma BILE
Hall Clothing Emporium
NOAH WALKER CO..
p ~ d.