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New Iersar PaIitIcs.

NEWARK. N. j Oct. 6-The Breckinridge
men of the fifth district Of New Jersey have nom
mated Nehemiah Perry for Congress- Mr. Perry
Is also the candidate OF the Bell and Everett
party.
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LowRYs fouR WAY sroP-coex AND FIRE
PLUG.--There will be another trial OF this inve 4.
ton on 10 morrow frhursday) afternoon, at A
O'Clock, corner Ninth and Streets The iremen
are invited to attend. aud for their coayeai snce
The bell Of the Perseverance Fire Company will
be rang The members Of both branches Of tbs
City Councils have accepted an invitation from the
inveHtor 70 be present, and the whole arrange
merits are under the supervision Of the Watsr
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No ball Is In contemplation.

TIE REvIyAL-The churches at which the
protracted meetings are In progress were largely
= attended Las; night and At several the meetings
! were peculiarly interesting. At the Methodist
: ChRfch South the pastor, the Rev j. A. Proctor,
preached to an attentive audience upon the sub
5ect Of the "childfen Of the Kingdom !" The
usual altar service was then resumed and several
. peBttenu Pr seated themselves. At the Ninth
y Street Methodist Protestant Church q very elo-
qusnt discourse upon .'the Human Heart the
Palace or satan, ~ was delivered by Rev ID. A.
tShermer. OF Balumare. The remainder Of the
eSening Sas spent in the instruction and exhofta-
oa OF peaitents at The altar, singing and pro ger
- In sdditio1 to the Officiating minister Revs w.
n, W right, Of Frederick, and Mcdaniel Of the
- Dn1omore Conference were present in the pulpit
fhf fs(me: Of whom was announced 10 preach to-
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MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
Jag, which greatly facilitates the process Of teehnx
BY softening the gums, reducing ali lnhammntion-
will silay all pain, and il sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, il win give rest
20 yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
perfectly Gste In ali GASES. See advertisement in
another column. 90 lily
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HoMRopIrurc REapprKs

All Of Dr. Humphreys q Co.'s specific Ho-
meoPathEs o Remedies = put up expressly for family
in cases, containing. 20 walls, from So to IS
each, with book ef fnll directions. For sale BY
retail agent; w A, Fitzgerald, 353 north street;
also by q b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnfiammations OF
all kinda. Sold as above. ma g. ly
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Election at Bridgeport. csun.

BRIDSEPoRT, Oct. 2-The republicans have
carried the entire city ticket over The fusion Mr.
Sterling, their candidate for mayor, Ia elected by
80 ma lority
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FouSp-Yesterday morning. person, who has
were LEFT uninclosed by toe FIRE on s,IStb and G
streets, SUNDAY morning, found, in one Of the
dirtirst sad flthiest Of all, cap. with nnnthev
upon the front and two initial letters AT first il
WAS supposed that some unfortunate sINtde-
Awake had left this part of his uniform In this
filthy hole; but "a. g hdon't stand for w ids-
Awake, and they are not numbered up to thirty.
nor are their caps marked In that way The
finder thought that by inquiry Of the Chief Of
Police be might ascertain the ownef., q
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Nsw Yors R,urksxs.

NKw YoRK, October 3 Flour Ia dull and
not active; State IS 30a5 IS; Ohio Ss 7sas So:
Southern IS s0a6. Wheat FIRM; shippers are un.
willing to give any advance; western red 81 ~
Corn has an advancing tendency; mixed oec.
Provisions quiet. w Whisky dull sSaSkc.
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HOIJnwAv,s puys

Atrophy -Discardiug the effete theory adopted by
the modern physician IN the treatment of gradusl
decay or wasting of the human body, Holloway's
medicines SELF on the direct of thu disea
the blood. They purify and enrich lt-thsy stima-
tate and lnvlgorate the exhaus ed sy stem by glvng
life To each tbs ne, strength To the MUSCLE energy
20 the Invalid ella ITCHY to the spirits. ami the
bloom of health to the paid cheek. Sold by all Dru,
gists, at 25c., &c, and 81 per box. Sc 29lw
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FiUamtfaI.

Chicsgo and Rock Island IA; Cumb. Coal co.
l3k; Illinois Central shares SIS X; do. bonds e6X;
Michigan southern 4ez; New York Centals on;
Reading AZ Hudson River r.. 62x; Va. 6's
ely. :. -
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To THE AFFLIcTED!-Be sure to read the adver-
tIsement of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, in another column. If
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BOARDING.

SQ NINTH STREET-Persons returning to
fCc the city from their summer resorts will end
vacant several desirable rooms, having the conve-
nlences OF gas, water. and bathing closets at 453
Ninth ST, one door south of F; suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boarders ac-
commodated on moderate terms, se54w
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.f<x{3alBcE RETURxs.-The return of the Co,pera.
uon bass before Justice Doan, Of the seventh dis.
wA9tA for September, as foliows.-Total
naober Of cases ls3; amount of fnes sioq so,
"a oAount Of costs. siS5 IS; amouat Of nnes End
paid S237 IS; eases paid, So; sapcsce as:
! 81 e6ia hitttd to the woskhouss, 81 persons :
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Baltimsrs eIaYSet.

BALrINo1I, Oct 3.-Flour 10 steady. Wheat
Is active; red 81 40asl IS. Corn nrm; mixed 6Ss
66c-; white and yellow e5a72c Provisions dull
and unchanged. Lard lower closing q I3c
Coffee firm. WHISKY steady at 22s224c.
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NOVEL PLBA.-Yesterday, as was stated In
the Star,"a man named James Sutherland was
arrested on suspicion Of larceny OF large quaint
~ OF steel, which was found in his possession n
company with two others, who esca ped. He was
committed to jail to await further hearing. This
morning, lawyer handed to the committing
magistrate plea for an immediate hearing or his
release on bail, which 10 looked upon by members
Of the bar as a novelty. The argument Of the
counsel for defence was that although the goods
Were found In the prisoners possession the farce
ny suspected to have been perpetrated in foreign
jurisdiction 1t was Tor the ocer to have
a writ issued upon the oath of some person from
that nfisdiction, having knowledge of the larce
ny, IN order to arrest and hold the prisoner The
Justice declines TO hear the case until the wit
nesses from the foreign Jurisdiction have tnas 10
arrive in this :. - =
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Tea Sale In New York.

NKw yo2K, Oct. AT the large tea sale to-
daV, Young Hysons were lower, but other de-
scriptons were well sustained
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TO THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.-Msdam
SO we'll known as the most successful ex-
Painer OF the Past, Present and Future ever in
washington. continues to be consulted weekly by
hundreds anxious to know of things at present hid
den from them. Her consultation fee, to both gem
tlemsn and ladies', is extremely moderate Call at
her house, on the south side of Massachusetts ay .
between 18th and 18th sts.-the only house there, '
l7-lm
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10 be inserted in the BALTIMORE SUN are received
IT and forwarded from THE STAR Office.
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AkoRRrsPoSpESr complains bitterly OF the bad
[N6@1 non OF Four aRd-a-haf street, near Missouri
vttg1, and Of the gas II hts across the Mail, ON
- Ezpr street, being eatngulshed too early in
- st38sning- He requests to call the sttenti ON
6 Tie PsoPer authorities 10 the matter. We do %
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HOsTETTRR's STOMACH Buffers The thousands
who use this great medicine for the cure of Dys-
pePsis and Liver Comp aint and the diseases COM
plicated with arising from them. re ueS ted
TO take notice that rits counterfeitS of this ces
brated iavlgorsnt have been issued the South and
parts of The Union. We hope, therefore, that al
purchasers of the preparation will examine the
prietors signatuTe should appear and also the bot
tie itself, which should have the words DIR. J.
and stamped on the car covering the oork We Also
will after January LIST. 1850. put additional steel
engraving with our note OF hand attached which to
counterfeit Is a felony.
oc 1-eO5t HosrETTBR & SMITH.
READER. have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Read it; it will interest you.
an n-eoIy
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment OF Mr. L. 8. Barker, of houses to rent, &c.
paper as Of a superior order, and they merit the
attention Of those In search Of tenements.
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PERSONAL,

DAsr, PRESENT, AND FUTURE EVENTS
y will be satisfactorily exp aimed by a Lady. 81
her residence, No; S37 street between LIST and ID
streets. island. Consultation fes 25 cents.
Oc 2-2ts
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"A Farm for sale OF exchange for oity propsrty,
eon, 6Talss and AlsIsndris RsaTosd.' II e undeF
? hugh state Of cultivation. well vstsrsd, good
w: FRAY CO.. 1t thsir Jcwsiry sfors,
sIo Seventh street.. 81 az. -. = :. 90 slim
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with respect, yours truly, HENRY WOOD.
None genuina unless sisned T. Rurrs nm the

Prepared by 8. w. FOwle d Co., Boston, and for
sale by Il. D. Gilman 3. c. Ford, jr., y. Il. Waite,
q. Stott, John SchwarZe, Nairn d Palmer Wash
ington; and by dealers every where. oc s-IwT
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsRs.-But a single
case was tried this morning Thomas Harvey,
drunk and sleeping In the street, was sent to the
wofkhouse for 60 days. Two dodgers were ac-
comm odated
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ENOR RENT-PossessIon on the ist OF Octbber
II The DWELLING house No. 43s ID street,
at present occupied by the Rev. Or. Butler and
next door to the residence Of the advertiser. =
N. Bit wll not be letfor boarding house,
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IN H. SPEiK, ~ = ~ 81 b 1ral 80 -
(Frmvly scitA Richard Dsvss.)
- PLANO TUNER AND REPAIRER- 49,
. a.. Orders Ian e =
y. in %sst Via prom ssssntioa
% 2-soSts
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LOCAL NEW S..

III Though TIE STAR is printed on the fastest
steam press In south Of Baltimore, its edition
Ia large to require 1t to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day. s... ~.
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WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

The following letter from Rev. HRNAY Woop, of
Concord, N. H., Editor ofthe Conversational jour
nal, speaks volumes in favor of Wistar's BaIsam:-
CONCORD, ". H., March2 2.
., MRssRs. SETH w. FOwLE g. Co.-Gennsnsn ::
Two years ago, sudden and violent attack upon
aud when recovered, | was so much oppressed by
dIftculty in breathing, that was often unable to
was extreme, and judging from the inefcacy of the
remedies used, i supposed the disease incurable.
Of Wild Cherry. without confidence in its efficacy,
found the difficulty almost entirely removed be-
fellow sufferers induces me to make this public
statement, and recommend tho article to others
similarly afflicted.
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;Clry, ORDINANCES The following acts Of the
City Councils have been approved by the Mayor,
and are now ordinances Of the Corporation:
An act establishing the annual water rent for
street washers and for other purposes.
Be IL enacted, &c, That the annual water rent
for street washers, where the water IL not intro
duced Into the premises, shall be three dollars.
payable az all other water rents are. and subject
to such regulations and restrictions have been
or may be from time to time adopted by this Cor
poration. taa. 80 : =. 80.
Sec. 2 That In all cases where no fixed rate of
water rent has been established, the Water Reg
istrar Is hereby authorized and directed to assess
the same having due reference TO the rates hereto
fore determined by law
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PRICES CuRRKNr.-The prices of provisions
have in some respects been changed at the retail
stores Of our city merchants within few weeks
Flour-family 10 selling at 8 so to $40 per BARREL
extra &7ss7 so; super 90 25aS6 SO. CofYee-Rio
10 cents per pound; Maracaibo 16alsc Java 20c
Sugars-brown 8, 9al0c. per pound; crushed, pull
verified, and graduated 12Xc; clarified iOaflkc.
Bacon--shoulders l0a1lKc. per pound sides 13c /;
hams l5al6c The high prices OF the cheaper kind
of coffee 10 unusual 49,
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Id Accounts on our books Are made of up to
me Ley October, and u be rendered In day or
VII eoae Toward end se;fs vi,h gs SithSps delay.
90 l-st S24 Pa. sv,, bet, eth and 10th SITS,
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w, MRS A. SPEIR - q.
w IL, lptroduce her new siy es OF FALL and
WINTER MILLINERY on THURSDAY. DC -
te 20 .h 4th to WHICH she Invites the attention
OF the LADIES' OF washington and its vicinity *
90 i-& = = =. No. 27S Penna. avenue.
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numper, board 1t the expense Of the department., <
oueh ny the Ter nns Of their appointment they were
ooHo themselves The keepers in tho other institut@
are taxed Sl2 month for board This fayoritsC1
snown Dy order Of the members OF the RandA's Isl
:, week Or two ago ono OF the employees ON Rsnda
Island SOLD MS situation 10 the son OF noted potcsh
Harlem. The place was worth ssoa ! vss,! ;ts se
price was Sl6O. good farmer was latsIv aIsnIssed
make room Tor another Harlem man, who wss no fsru
and had frequently been discharged from ths Isiand
fore, to be put In his place. Some OF the mstrons
quite - incident and Independent q the kcancrs rey
upon the frendship Of their favorite Rovornnrr "a
them secure from removal. How prisoners Ire treate,
tno CITY PRISONS let the reports Of men eaten 40 in n
cells oy ran or dying Of sheer neglect testiv: lat
OF sick people sent from the prisons 70 az
me WY 70 BACK wells lsland or Bellevue Hospital
man VINO bad his spine broken was some time ago /
on the floor OF the prison van, and Ia company Win
yIour prisoners sent from the Tombs and ioltod Oh
tne way TO BiAckwel's Island.
Inc appropriation which this Beard ssks for the ',
1900, S6S0 100, and SLOT 049 for buildings maxim
total OF $766,le8 for the expenses Of the current W
IN the opinion OF those who have made such ipstitnti
her study, at least $500 900 of this Gum could be sa
ny udicous management, the discharge Of useless peo
male and female, who have been put into essy places
draw pay for political and other services and he curt
ment Of the extravsgant building expenses. OF con-
this would not allow OF the profits supposed 70 DO m
GOODS, soap, pottery, ron paint, bricks, ne lash d
ther articles furnished Tor the use OF the Department
pext friends Why won't the Legislature give these
Governors IN overhaung, or, better yet. turn out
rsscae, neck and crop, retaining only those who ar1
obnoxious to these charges OF malfessance and ere
Board OF Control, Of three or five persons from VII
we rsay hope for much needed REFORM
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O. Jennngs WISE the son Of exG Gov. WISE Of Va and
con nunicant in the Episcopal church.
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which the Work v ooneg A. les, Sir.
Question BY the Gharmanls not Mr. Rves the printer
70 me that Il WA probable that he might lose money but
that he had great DESIRE for personal reasons get the
work, and be would do II II he lost $4,000 by Il.
O. He may lose by his contract with you, but you are
10 suffer loss by Il? A. So far that Is
matter Of consideration With a ALI agrees With
give the OF hts materials, aud agrees act
my foreman In employing the proper hands TO
the work. he (Mr Rvss) acting under direction and
seeing that the mechanical part OF the work is properly
executed.
Question BY Mr. Fouke-He predicated his contract with
you upon his facilities Tor doing the work. A. Yes. SIR
Question by Mr. Somes-You are not responsible for any
Of his debts any Of the ossce he may incry A.
responsible pay him the amount for which he agreed
execute the work for me, as in full.
Question by the ChAirman-You not responsible Il
no fails 10 pay the jcurneymen he empoysS A. No. STR;
be binds himself 70 me BY my paying him the amount
named, 70 execute the work for me. =
The Chairman-rhe he y not your areu.s A. I
would state that have clerk u 81 900 pear to attend
TO my duties In that office, and give my personal
attention. a. required by law; consider that Mr. Rves IL
simply employed - my foreman Mr.. Rives does other
work besides mine, and would be almost impossible for
US to nx upon price 10 70 into the details Of
he cost o! gas light fuel, &c, which would compicste
things very much would not have given me particle
bad gone there with my clerks, &c, &c would have
executed the work as am doing II, and only fell the
same ~ xiety as do now In regard TO It.
John C. Rves sworn.-Exaxincd by the Chairman
O. where do you reside, and what your occupst,ous
A. Ny voting residence In Maryland; my principal occu-
patton the publication Of the debates Of Congress In this
city, where stay most Of the time.
B. Are you practical printer A. am not
2 How long hare you been engaged In the printing
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rule, affairs 20 on pretty much ~ they viii, and all
order, system, and government 10 rapidly passng
awsy: Gne Governor, week two ago, saw man
Who had been appointed engineer II the lunatic cay
lum lying drunk near his engine, thus putting many
lives peril, and orderea him 70 HIS post The fellow
had been Deoent abusive before but this time he
burst ont into torrent Of oahs and plainly told the
Governor be might so to q very warm place-that Gov
r Pincsney alone, who appointed him, his master.
Was only BY the most persistent effort the part Of the
1overnorwbo 10 one Of the most respectable members
Of the BcArdtbat this political pet expelled from the
boat and vent and Il VI. - he pleased
Of the wishes OF his superors, sometimes going of with
The kfepers-s getting drunk toeetherand rowing back
ut The dead Of night On Of these midnight trips
Gently they upset the boat and for assistance from
the flAnd would have been drowned.
Places are created for friends and relatives Take, for
instance, the Recommendation OF The Island Hospital
Superintendent Of The masonary was appointed At So
DAY, deputy do. At IS day. and . rigger At IS
really done BY The srchissct, Who got only IS day
lie deputy superintendent was removed the other
cay, amer severe contest IN TIE Board Al pretenceo
building has bsen Yoc(sd for four mouths yet the super.
iundeut Of the masnnry who friend Of one Of the
nothing whatever TO do In erecting acanoidinr rerer
employed TO put up and take down but they are
ps.d by ordinary builders only while in actual service
The more pber raj Governors, however, appointed NJ
Antbeny Dugroe brother Law to that position in fhe
Ace 81 the fact that there lots Of sailors on Bacweis
Island who would 90 the work a. well = he and thus
maintenance during confinement ana thew still retain hin,
.. the fae salary although for four or Ave months tere
has been nothing whatever for him to do and from the
beginning only work Tor few weeks ct the outsade
The lavish expenditure which has attended the con-
sfructon OF the Hospital 10 TO be carried out to the
end Bcs have been received for beating the building,
varying from $4,000 TO $4,000 me lowest bid.
dos are competent, capable men, with good securi-
ties 70 bind them in the faithful performance Of their
contract Yet SIX members Of the Board have COM
bin. and pledged themselves to vote FOR the $4,000
hd ers and viii probably rnsh the contract through
Tue day evening In ccntrsenticu Of the rules and
tom OF the beard, which prevail In al the other tnstit-
teps, The ksepsrs N Randss Island, four or eve in
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work. That is right
Q. That is rcmunerAtve? A. Tina. just about right
page OF small plea consists OF sixteen hundred
How about the BREWER A. Tue BREWER per page
that s to back H. contains twenty eight hundred The
law lows 81 SO for twenty eight hundred ems brewer
plain and So Tor BREWER rule and figure Both prices
considerably too Low.
What ought the prices paid to bep A. have stated
In the article TO which alluded pretty much what
though. ought to be- One dollar seventy nve cents
ought DC pad for BREWER page, plain work. and two
How sau !. FIsG wOfk
five cents allowed for every 200 ems OF nouparie
except on the government or department, WORK.
Is that too low? A. Yes sir; fixed the prices TOO
mere Was no necessity then for using that kind OF type
except for notes and rule work. TO bring rule work
psse snen would not come in in other type; ought
O. Are there any other knds Of type usedg A. There
are no other kinds Of type used In Congress printing
Q How aooat the pcas A. There is no plea; they all
start from that
O. Is plea not generally uses9 A..No. sir: Il ia a
meonm szed type which the printer starts 10 measure
rem Eoe'sh s size larger, but they measure that IS
9. What is allowed for press work. /, In rouoa rur.
befs ts about twenty i've cents per Thousand pages
made an estimate and comes within Traction OF that
inas 10 what s ailoweaS A. On ali prees work, ex-
cept olis forget what Is allowed bs bu; 1t is not
material Tor octave work II s within fraction OF mi
o. twenty se cents for every thousand pages folding aud
O. That Ia what is allowed by law9 A. Yes. air
no you gay II rs too hishs A. 1t not :, high for
ne regular numbers but too hsh for the extra nn n
thousand, two and half shall be deducted from
the printer on AL over that number and no 70 twenty
thousand, forty per cent is deducted
O. That Includes whole allowance for comnosstion
and press work. A. Yea, sir.
From your experience, having done this sork what
reforms would you suggest IN the present SYSTEM IA
would suggest hone other than have already sur ycsted
raise price 70 living on the conos,tinn and
cut down the extra numbers 70 living price for the 70
vernmcn a. said 10 article the Printing Comm,tso
can Kill on man who Is public printer make him rich
and poor In one Congress.
Q. Suppose they do not order extra uumbersY A. He
cannot ve Tor the ourneymens wages Are HIGHER than
what be IL paid IN good many instanccs =
What your opinion a. TO the propriety or neces-
city for govern meut printing Officer A. do net think
there any now, and 10 pos think would be PROPER
1t any time The printing, II done by the eoyerppent
would think. cost from ny one hundred per cant
than the prices have indicated have no doubt
Of that and would be willing to risk my establishment
on my opinion. y
@ what 10 your opinion Of the contract systems A.
That has been tried several times and each was an en-
tire failure. would 60 for government ofise before
would 90 10 the contract system has been tried seye-
J al times, and has been an utter failure.