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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1858-11-17
Flour and GriSt Mill,

Flour and Grist Mill.
TNHE subscriber having completed his Flour and
i Grist Mill, is prepared to accommodate all those
who may have grain grind the shortest notice
Having Superior Boiling Cloth, together with the
most approved machinery, in full operation, he is
bled to out first class Four-equa if superior
to that of any other mill in the south All orders
will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
T. NJ. GATLIN.
Keachi, DeSoto parish, July 81, 1858.
IA For Sale.
z-A-A The desirable Residence of Spring and
Lake streets, now occupied by the subscriber.
Shreveport, Nov. TO- 1858. D. S. WILDER.
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Negroes For Sale.

A LIKELY Young Negro Man, who has worked
some three or four years the carpenters trade,
and is anxious to continue at it, Applyto
I'll. SCOGIN, Keachi, DeSo,o parish.
Also-~An older Negro Man, who is NOV at work
In Shreveport, very rusty good servant For nfor
nation, apply to REUBEN WHITE, or B. r. ScoG1N,
Shreveport oct2O
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For Sale.

e, For SalGs
THE subscriber offers his WE'LL KIN O w N
i Family Grocery, Bakery and Confectionery For
Sale. This establishment is situated Texas street,
and ia doing good trade nearly all Of which is cash.
Amy person wanting business of this kind will do
well to make early application, this is very advan
ageous offer, and such as rarely occurs
Apply on the premises, by letter to the subscri
ber s5 ..'a I.r WM. GURNEY
Shreveport, Noyeruher 10. I65S-2f ----- :. =
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Gaiety Restaurant.

g~,s The undersigned, ha wing un- s>.ssssrss.
asssssssffa dertaken the management sss@y-aaIGs-G
aze-----aeAs4 OF the above establishment takes this
method Of informing the public that it is now open
for their accommodation.
He assures them that everything the market affords
will be abundantly supplied and served up in style
unsurpassed in the country. Neither trouble ex-
pensc will be spared to render the Gaiety Restaurant
worthy Of liberal support.
Regular Boarders will be taken by the week. Tran
sient customers supplied with meals at all hours. An
excellent cook and attentive servants having been en-
gaged he guarantees satisfaction to all, far as at
tenton and courtesy is concerned.
oct27-6m JAMES A. MCCORMICK.
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J. L. BACH & Co.,
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

No. 90 CHARITIES STREET, New ORLEANS.
WE would respectfully inform customers and
w the public generally that we have removed to
No. 90 Chartres street, second door from the of
Customhouse street, and prepared to offer our
large and we'll assorted stock of common and fine
Fall and Winter Clothing
to our city and country customers. We are constant
ly receiving from our well known manufactory at No
1874 William street, New York, the latest styles of
goods made up with our usual care and attention to
the prevailing modes. To induce Quick Sales we will
sell at our2New York Prices with only the addition Of
per Cent. charges thereon.
Soliciting the patronage of the trade we assure them
an excellent article at low rate any house in
our line is capable of offering.
Terms as usual.
New Orleans, Oct. 10, lS5S-lm
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ELISHA Fl. JORDAN,

d RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
HI lie generally that he is prepared % PURCHASE
FOB CASH Hides, Peltries BeesWax, TalloW, &C., at
the building occupied by Mr.. VIM. Boarnian, corner
Of Texas and Spring Streets door above the store
of John Walters, Esq. and solicis d call from those
who may wish to sell the above articles noylO
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&c. LEWIS, N. Orleans R. C. OGLEsBy, Shreveport.
LIE WIS & OGLESBY,
(StcCEssoRs TO LEWIS & co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
MERCHANTS,
No. Union street, New Orleans

rBNHE undersigned socits from his former patrons
4 and friends continuance of that confidence
which they have SO long extended him at this place
We are prepared to furnish supplies and extend the
usual business facilities to planting friends trust
ing we will receive portion of their patronage and
confidence. Yours truly
m6-f R. c.. OGLESBY
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CHILDERS q BEARD,

CHIIDE hS " BEARD,
"AVE received -
IL Negro Kerseys Negro Plains;
Negro Linseys, Negro Hats wool and waterproof
Negro Blankets by the bale;
Nagro Russetts, assorted
Gents Fast Hats going off al 240 rate;
Stewards new style greatly improved Ladies' Skirts
Together with general stock of Heavy and Fancy
Dry Goods, at New Orleans prices. nov3
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Runaway

Mo Runaway
"a From the subscriber, on or about the lst June
y last, Negro Man named DAVID. He is dark
mulato about five feet ten inches high, twenty-sis
years of age, weighs about $50 gonnds. He is car
penter and blacksmith by trade. Any person lodg
ing said negro in jail, delivering him to Lou
isville, Arkansas, will be literally rewarded. s.
ocf6 JAMES K. McCLINTOCsK.
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JOHN WALTERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Groceries.
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes &C.,

Texas street, Shreveport,
TAS Just received one of the largest and best as
4 sorted stocks of Dry Goods brought to this
market which additions are made by every arrival
comprising in part silks, tissues berages and every
description of the most fashionable dress goods for la
dies, cacoes of all ceors and qualities. merinoes
fanneIs Cloths lowells inseys linens drilIines dia-
pers, etc., large and varied assortment of the
most fashionable styles Of hats caps boots and Shoes
CATERS, Shoes slippers and brogans for ladies', misses
and children; boys boots and shoes large assort-
ment of fashionable dy-mada clothing A variety
Of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen, Brides col
lars, blankets, hardware, iron, cutlery. TOOLS nails
crockery, queensware. glassware, china, etc.
Also-A large stock offresh and genuine Groceries,
consisting obacon mess pork sugar, mQlasses Coffee
tea, chocolate, -four lard, salt pepper, spice mackere
candles, liquors of all kinds wines, etc..
Terms-Cashi or time to strictly punctual Gus
toners april IS
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CHILDERS q Boards
Cheap Cash Store.

WE have opened small portion of our very ex-
w tensive stock of GooDs, for short time, at the
Corner Of Texas and Market Streets,
Our Goods are all new and selected with great care
by of the firm in the Eastern Markets. and having
paid cash for them, think that en- SELL
any house in the city. At any rate give call
oct20 CHlLDERS & BEARD.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.

NEW CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.
- F. w. SPILkER,
ieAas street, Edwards, lin the building formerly
occupied by the Shreveport Democrat
Ga RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and assSess,
80 gentlemen Of Shreveport and its vien- aA&$
J. - lty tha, be is now prepared - furnish A
T ,en with every description Of CAKES fONFEC-
IioAEkY, CANDIES, SNEETMEATs, &c. Being a
practical confectionery be feels assured Of his ability to
give satisfaction.
Fresh Bread baked every day.
ne will keep on hand n assortment Of choice Fan
y groceries, Cordials, Fruits in their own Juice,
syrups, etc. etc.
Y Orders for Weddings. Parties, Dinners, etc,
promptiy attended on very moderate terms ocil3
sELLS-Cow Bells, assorted Sizes sheep and hog
- bells, eor sale by JNO. II. REYNOLDS,
e2u Texas street.
1(AGGING AND RoPE-For sale b,
- s. WHITE, SMITH g. b kI.DWTN.
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Cash Advances.

T WILL make Cash Advances on Cotton consigned
Il to Lewis 0gesby, New Orleans. In GOLD if re-
quired. CHARLES R. GRlSWOLD.
ShreNennrt, December .. lS!l1.
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Notice,
Insurance..

WE are now prepared to Insure Up and Down
w Freighls, and Cotton Produce and Merchandise
stored in our warehouses, at the lowest rates.
oct2l WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN,
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The State Of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.
EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
II Succession Of ThOs. ii. Abbott, deed. Notice
h.reby given that WIN. PETERS, has this day filed his
petition to be appointed administrato& Of The success
s;on Of Thos M. Abbott deceased; end unless legal
onoositon is made thereto in days. the time pre-
sebed by law said prayer viii be granted, aud Thos.
NJ Abbott be appointed administrator Of said success
-, Given under my hand and the seal Of said
H.. ). court, this 10th day Of November, A. D..
loS 1858. N. e. WRIGHT,
n17-2t ......=*z Clerk.
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.GrisWOld,S ImDroyed Cation Gins!

GrlsWOld's Improved Cotton Gins!
q SUPPLY Of these justly celebrated aiin Stands
. Just received nj the Warehouse Of White, Smith
: baldwin, where planters may obtain them OF any
Sesfed size, either from Messrs. W., s. 81 B. or the
Undersigned, on the shortest notice. III
Every stand warranted to perform, we3A if properly
se, up and run, or no SALE
Ianters visiting Shreveport are respectfully invited
~ cal and examine samples.
JOSEPH b. PA'TTE,
septl5 @ T,ava1i,g Apant.
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N0tice---Sugar and M0lasses.
WE are now prepared to sell Sugar and MoIas-
w at New Orleans Quotations. Dealers in
those articles will find to their advantage to give
call. Fl. ROBERTSON & Co.
Alexandra, La, Oct 81, lSj8-3m
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New orleans 8 Shreveport Packet.

5sgmass.a, Is PASSENGER BOAT.
4sHTsEzgss TIE entirely new, very stauneh steam
Elzs8.@z boat GRAND DUKE, Samuel.
APPLEGArE, MASTER (row being built at Louisville9
will during the ensuing as regular packet
between Shreveport and New Orleans, touching at
Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand Ecore, Cohle, Alexan-
dria, and all intermediate landings and plantations
The Grand Duke will be the largest and most magniii-
cent steamer ever in therrade. She is new through
out, has comnlodous cabins magnifeently furnished
and provided with all the latest improvements, and
for speed, safety, comfort and sumptuous fare I'M
surpassed by any boat on the south western WATERS.
Captain Apologize solics from his old friends and
paronsa continuance of the liberal patronage hereto
fore accorded to him, For freight or passage, apply
on board nov10
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ID R Y Go @ d s,

IN part of dress silks, cashmere, deaines
gnghaps caicoes, domestics; straw. silk, velvet,
IT, heapotan and chip Bonnets: silk, velvet, satn
eoadcoth and merino cloaks; fats, hats and bonnets
w infants and misses the latest yles rperfumery
s .s' Jewery and large assortment Of Jaconet and
swiss Edgings and Bands, collars, undersaeeves and
ses' dress trimmings and fringe in great variety. In
S every article usually found in Fancy Dry Goods
s'p n White Goods of every description
py referring to another column you will see the ad
for the sale Of the house she nov occupies
one will be found at her old stand on Texas street,
next door to Ed. Eberstadt. $.a ! nov1O
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Atlantic Cable Laid Now!
P. f. L. FRANK,
Vv7up q, TEyVEE I'D

Atlantic Cable Laid Now!
P. f. L. FRANK,
r.rcHMAKER &c JEsVELLER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, Silver = Plated Ware.
EMBRACING one Of the best sa- @AA@
a. lected and richest varieties of - s
Eh goods ever offered in the soush We are con
a 40 receiving all Of the lases styles Of Goods in
saD line and would call the attention Of purchasers
and others to our stock, to examine fr themselves
Anlo's WAT G he s.
18th Gold and Silver hunting cases and open face,
O' f,om the best manufactures Of Lonon Paris, Gen.
assa md Copenhagen.
nsmond Opal, Ruby and Emerald Gems
y vs Fob and Guard Chains.
dies, Chatalaines; Charms.
ppsrsss-Gold and Silver.
Only Agent for
IN Gold, Silver and Steel Frames,s which are all of
the best quality, and guaranteed to be genuine All
those in want Of this article in particular. cannot
find better assortment. novl7
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DR.. " ASSUN,
Resident Dentist,

DR.. WASSON,
Resident Dentist,
Co. Has again returned to Shreveport, and
6fgsrs will resume the practice Of his profession
~IIIIIy in his well known Office, on Market ST.,
next door TO the Post-otce, where ne will give prompt
attention to all who may desire his professional
wees. Shreveport, October 81, 1858.
J. NJ. & J. G. MURPHY,
(Large Brick Warehouse)
ID ECEIVING, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
III chants, Steamboat landing, JEFFERSON, Texas
large stock of Groceries, Begging, Rope, and Plan
tation Supplies constantly on hand. Every descrip-
ton of merchandise sold commission. feb25
Notice.
7 HAVE sold my large and complete stock of Goods
L to Messrs. HULL i FYFFE, who will continue the
Grocery business at my old stand the Levee take
pleasure in recommending those gentlemen to my
friends and the trading public. Having reserved an
office in their counting room for the winter my friends
will find me always on hand the same place.
novl0 CHAS. R. GRISWOLD.
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Notice..

LII persons indebted to the succession OF j. r.
"A White, deceased, are requested to pay the same
without delay to Jonas Robson, Esq myself; and
all those having claims will present them.
oct6 VIM HOLMES, Executor
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Notice.,

A LII those indebted to the late firm Of Oglesby Il
N Grswold are requested, without further notice,
to come forward and settle, the same will be put IN
suit. OGLESb4 u IhloHobD,
feb3 In liquidation.
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Selling or to Remove! !

tnOEFERs her entire stock of Goods to the pub -
frM lie AT COST! l.a ~
Va her reason for selling out is that the property
she Is now occupying is for sale, and not wishing
remove :, her goods she viii sell them without reserve
one has just returned from New York with a large
and well selected stock of =sasz-se -
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NEWS FROM HAVANa,

BY way of Charleston have received intelligence
from Havana to the 10th instant. Col Helm, the now
and approval by all the business residents interested in
the consulate Expectations entertained Of full re-
dress and satisfaction TO DR. Legere He attending
some of the aborcrs employed the railroad between
Matanz,s and Guereras who sick in the hospital
at Molno del ey about six miles from Maian when he
assaulted and rudcy nsulted by the district official
He arrested, and ignomniousy confined and exposed
for twenty four hours.
The captain Of the port for Havana, Seior Don
Juan Bahtsta I1umga, captain in the spanieh navy,
entere, on the duties Of his Office the 4th inst
Sugar had declined whto ~ Is RAILS Molasses
was pactivc clayei n Exchange lower. Freighis
lower and no charters granted for Europe
American vessels during the week, and only the
United States.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-16

One Of our phadelphia exchanges gives account of
attempt TO commit suicide days ago in that CITY
and says that, Though two ounces and half o auanun
had been taken and nothing had been done FOR several
hours the unfortunate saved and restored rapid
ly by artificial respiration This is important dis
covery n medical science, il true so much on ae
count Of would be suicides 10 those who sometimes
take oycrdoscs OF audanum, other preparations OF
opium through mistake The experiment is worthy the
hia II case should unfortunately in which its eff
hcaoy could be tested.
The Memphis Appeal says '1i,e cessation Of the fever
in New Orleans has set the tide OF travel in motion and
our city Is crowded with strangers The railroads bring
10 immense trains, the hotels filled, aud the New
Orleans bouts crowded TO their utmost
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
J, C. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion safes

IINHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating pubic were besowng their patron
to that extent that necessary exhibit al
heir Stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
n esroom broadway at No 25l OF Murray street.
ae the City Hall This enlargement of warehouse with the
recent extensive enlargement OF their factory viii enable the
r keep hand all larger stock Of and burglar
proof sacs than other establishment the world Particular
pnuon VIII be had TO constructing safes private families match
Win other furniture for the security Of plate and ewelry
Also
keep hand and make order all kinds Of money vault
DOORS and bank vaults Halls powder proof locks banks
store doors oness patent permutton bank lock and Crygcrs
patent letter lock, without key.
s c. HERRING h Co.,
Nos. 1885, 1877, anu l39 Water street, and
Se. 25l Broadway, corner Murray ST., New York ,
Il. CoYIE 4 CO., Agents
Washington, D. c.
B. W. KNOWLES Agent
Nay 8-ly Richmond Virginia
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THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

"a Century, Professor wOoDs Hair Restorative
NY the - Louis Co Democrat Below publish letter to
Wood Of this city from gentleman Maiue which speas glow
IVY the superior merits of his hair tonic such evidence must
ave Us effect when coming from reliable neerhcales
Of TRUTH the Doctor needs no encomums nor useless
"neFy from the press
BATE (afs ) jan 90 1856.
@F J. WOoD Co.. Gentlemen Having my attention called
months since 20 the highly beuecia effects your hair
[ G was inlaeed % make application o. upon my own hair
@ c same character some three months procured
ur your Hair Restorative and used It, I found II
towing what wished used about twice week ayc since
@ another bottle Of which have used some can now certify
my head taco ami my hair has resumed IL natural color and
more soft and glossy than has been before for twenty hye
H. am now SIXTY years Old my good we at the age Of MY
above notice deem due you Tor your valuable discovery
"uci that viii rightly use per directions viii
Occasion contradict my citizen Of this
E resident here for the last fifteen years, and known
every one here adjoining Any you may make
above with my attached is your service wish
's 'he beaHtos OF nature in others web as myself
| am, truly yours,
A. C. RAYMOND,
BAInNoES, Jan. 90 1868
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
% wooD Dear SIR Having lose the best
% was induced your preparation and found
% ~ 'ee very thing needed NY hair Is now thick and
Afflicted such a treasure FINIEY JouSsoN
S Undersigned J. Bragg a minister regular standing
pastor d the Orthodox Church Brookied Massachusetts.
AS'ateman of great influence and universally beloved
wM. DYER
BRooKr1gtD, Jan IL, 1873.
g Hooo Dear sir: Having mac trial yonr Hair Restorative,
Mn me pleasure say ibat is
a h lnmaton, dauarul and tendency itching
hair which beermng gray its original color
m ~ no other article with anything Ike the same pleasure or
Yours, truly j. X BRAGc
I'M % %%aye s put NJ IN bottles of three sizes, wa large NO.
M the small holds half plot, aud retns une dol.
ars We medium hotis Al least twenty per more IN
% man ue small, rctais or dollars boliIe hrge
n ''s w o'h' hhte VI puipfuohf anu reats Tor ~
Nv. WOOD 2o,. Co F.oPriet a2 Badvay New YORK do tho
oaE No. s a'' ~ anu ~ 'i'lA0' 'I'e'i
is iS' % an good Druggists Fancy Dealers.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, & CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK,
SSUE circular notes and credits fer travellers,
available all the principal cities OF the world Also,
us credits for use in Europe, China, &c.
Nay 2S-6mo~
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Net asris February 1855 ssSOos o. SECURED in
bonds aud mortgages OF FIRST
Frederick Winston president Isaac Abbott, secreary.
". r. ~. ciau, tss Ninth
Pamphlets further he obtained the ofee Of
CHARLES DE sb1DEN Agent,
june Z2-ddms 5o7 Seventh street.
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Eight bnes les5 neke sqliFc ng ayerftrents n aae
proportion a ghlo advance Advertisements ordered
te week VII be charged s cents for each
the Advertisements week Ia the daily 90
per square Cor Special notices charged s9bie
Ihe foIegonK
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

,,poN WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II ~ IaF Wfsr SOUTHWEST, AND NOTflwE2r.-BAIal-
il ~ ,Nn ono RAILROAD, FALL. ARRANGEMENTS.
- thfosgh now fia aAiy exOept SUNDAY 0h NAh
Ton ar he Wo-t az iiiows
m Ir TART al las Sunday excepted connect
.t@lsssly ai Washngtoa Junction, for the West
NJ Cincinnati St. Iu and Crago Express CpnheNion leaves
m 20 D. m reaching Cincinnati ~ 5, next day
directly with expires TRAIN ior Louisville Cairo, and the
an ,ra nr 81 Louis Kansas, fmc from Washington %
ss.t,.,' s'l' qs hours OF 10 81 Louis uuy ~ hours
de grand mountain scenery of the road In daylight take
~ tbe 4sa m. OF $3.50, p m, train from Washington.
e and AL the Northwestern Virginia road
~ so M train For Marietta aud Oncnna Railroad take
lie same -, .barts m all ou,rtcrs and er.yv
-, psssAbo faculty. will be found upon THIS route
Wv ossengers stem OF the baitnore and oho Kali
~" p,ts between Washington Junction and Piedmont take the
l5 a. M tram ,sl,.., -, xr,oot.. ..t. ~. +. no
train TO connect with Frederick train take the $50
RAn.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST;
~ U.snq,ou Tor Baltimore 10 and 745, m, and 80
"a 4 ~ n M On sunday at 3.Jo. D. M only
Tvs baltimore at and $780, m and J 80 and $50,
On sunday a 80, a M only
me Is an IS only win stop AZ stations and for An
apsls connexions ...,
Ts l M and $50 are the chief connecting trains Tor
~, Wi lnI the 6 49, 7 as, aud 35O trains for the East
reEst Odice Of TioS. H. PARSONS, Agent, washinsion
Od3 Master OF IranspoI iAuoh, bAiun'ore
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special Notice TO Subscribers.

Payment Cor subscriptions Bvaflaty advance
tne va always b. exllr4uOn pcuCd
: "a
he .rbsrrirtn. cyiife.
% fak "a The sulstfers
of IN publsbcr Of the Uuior.
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once superintendent orthe Public Printing,
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING TIE PAPER

Il t)ROPOSAlS fOK FURNlSltlNG TIE PAIEf
FOR THE PUBLIC PlNrNGfn pursuance u the prOyions
~ The acl 70 rovbie for executing the public printing &C. ap
proved 2b, 1854 scaled proposals vii be eeeiyed at this
Office lhs CAPITOL until the nrst Monday 10th day O Deesnber
oeok NJ fr furnishing the paper that be required
Or the pubic printing the ending o the lst day Of Deo
Der, 1850.
Tho suoned specifies nearly asoertaued the
qEy quality descrpun each kd OF paper that will be
required;
l01O0 printing paper uneaered measure p by
IS inches weigh pounds 4so hoes
CASA
printing paper caeuered "a by 3S
inches and weigh any pounds 10 tbs rcan OF $50 sheets
Class
500 reans serne printing paper harsd and calendered
81 inches and weigh ioreshi pounds 10 the
OF $50 sheets.
supOane paper sized and caendeed Of such
arng inches Weighing pounds ream Of 400
shoeL.
Class 5.
200 reA superne pte PAPER uncaendeed,
may required "a inches and OF such weight rea as
may be required.
paper the above classes TO be Of linen
all aduerail0u with mineral other SUD
whteness and IN CURES Of twenty ur
bundles cac each To con
4s0 perfect sheets Uniformity In color, thickness, and weight
will be and bundle (excusye OF wrappers rary
the standard weight will
groa weight will all be required Mixing OF various
hknesses the bundle make tho weight viii be COZ
silerod violation of the contract.