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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-cusxByas-ArG r.--Befoe Justice
lNsRAHAs.



SUPREME CoURT-cu,xByus-Ars 7.--Before Justice
SsRaHAs.
IsIOHs.
Norman Mead sgt John Davey.-Reference ordered
10 &. III. Van Brnnt, erq.
Elizabeth Bishop agt. Thomas Calla9han ct al
Referred 10 Michael Ulshosher. esl., TO compute
amount due and to report whether morgsged premise
can I've sold separately.
Erssus Corning ei ii sgt. Jos. V. Tbbets ct al
Mot ton yfanied.
Isec ). Bou4hss ct al. agt. WIN. Doyer et al
Referred to Nathaniel Jaryi-, Jr, to examine matters
stated M letion and report thereon.
Mary Green, &c, agi. Isaac 5. Douglass OF al
Same order.
Auros A. Degranw, &c., agt Simon Lash.-Motion
granted and esu-e to DO heard a. General Tern when
re ,ened at Last number calendar.
b Al. jefferson, sgt. Samuel +. Tracy.-Motion
granted
Ge"rye E. Hayden ag,. Israel Colyer.--Mo'ion
granted on payment Of i5 costs aud disbursements Of
tiiL
Levi Hart sgt. George Gordon Motion granted.
"n. CaDilvy agt Henry DalLvn.-MoIion 10 ois-
ch,rge hom airert granted.
Edward +. Clark ast Barney Vroman, &c.7.Siotion
granted.
sUPFRl0R CoURT--spkcIA. TsHs-Auo. T-Bsfore JUS.
tc- noTFNAs.
DEcislOs.
james l.. Cheeseman agt. James IL. Sturges ct al
Decne, &C., settled.
COURT OF-COMMOS PLEao--SPBcIAL TERn.-AUa. t.
Before Jadss BEADr
DECISIONS.
Webrkamp ngt. Wilct.-Molion granted.
Iiuqhes ngt. ClirksDn.--AO,iOn denied, with ~
coes 10 aide event. Tins answer extended three
days IRON the eutry Of ,ervir9 of order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

GRAIN iuquiy s. good for beat ssd with very I'm
Med Iecrils pss tt".r e'Prcisy iot eners 9sa 10
NV a tupIly the aies 2tD bush Ghcago
6gine al se44I - 10 buh Mlws"kee Club At &c ~ %
M 40 bu,h hp,b,r I.ws and Wisconsin 1t VI S0sl 10
eS nm R.c,ns So Sos a. ca 81 o. 1880 bush Rcd
NsIp 81 ~ llasi zoi 600 hu'h White ohiS - ~ ~
ran a, al noel barley hslt sssdy sae OF ~" onsh'
WIT 5Ue Isa re rake, "etie, aud ~ 'od inqn sale,
az W,.sr, A. 81 axe ste 3IdJ4e hJeh q.hti snsi
e.s, IL Ws..rn al Acs Sta At tO0o2- torn ls "ihout
uortat chspge shSrgb cl'spg ~ payers isvoI ,aes -
10 AZ hnsh A. a 4l Hsa e5 AID Soft Mixed; A41.a ior
Cor shlnk LnK do. aad ftQ4.e IoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

Amer our ... r,por, tA@s', , :. cen,
isss an ~ ne wprovrmsr, nOced ~ ans - 90 turn and
ss :s.y "a 4. %, ;; 'f .S ID day
.aS 81 - a. I'D Mo"dsS, r s@, hf nDas
no sS q, 90 up,rdj aa We ny US ,V c"ne,t
sp Of pen. he chs eb9FSI -, so' S nss., ace
sisSp A@s and Ne Il u ,;a I lis - faci Of
inOw er, " the he'd n S tss week e,ce,'iye 10.
Gcnthr Asit S. the s,eer NJ erowi,S sno t G
sSo s not BE- Of y. 80 S is to q b. To-
sa kept oysr sstidsy iisht MondsJ neot ar efor.ss
Dlgo' 10 Motsy az sch th, drove nd ,1eir
esok'ss f,S bad .old cut on ndny for Iue'shy 20
ood H al 80 even ., sn At on Thu sdaY
a. -, sabs fine brokers' dOoa Cd the s'ef'ss i'
sss ys1y sso c. Of sheep 81 rather gnsiy on Tree,
ly sod " is lots si pos e91s. to &c 10 y, se
al 1eisLs Of M a. sirag oI More Soeep old = n' o
n.I Lax pls Il T. - sob e. aer Ills week seeo[dg 70
su.n,y, IN any weA before III me yeai ~ "l DC
sHsrl. eE,.vrK. AT HEovsre,s .e.ss
B,lt, ls j. lrsyor Is, Jacob seerl, 80 A. ca',t,'
4 EsinsT O. Ioaa Mbs5 ,S Sasnhar a..
ehs Tao'r q SIX swees i4i G v H,od' III ~ NJ
rtit o lS' E'er lain d, vl La hsI f ,s ts'i ersS
VITA IS Cslia cOSklin AL A. Austin, 40 j. Williams %
from, Ghio-Dane Garrett. lss Join son: seo; O. II
Rob lbs, 49, Samuel sed9er sa o n Potter 1855 Lowell
hf foa s Sew t ioeyps Rel % O. B. HolooIS; r.
Aid ss Tc6s e., Iii, 10 % '' g. ~ iShs fgaI
sen p,psI Bloom "; E. L. Boconbe aSi Total
ON Ipdiap.-Johu supcD, 1885, J. Ti0'ss', 1885, NV
sS1 Nie,sssr@mT web,'er isi: james Edwards 1885,
r. M ssare' lea Hyde slocu~'
W y. S &C. c.noSs-H Ferseh. 10
F''" sasRP KrosivED At o'arIRS'S.
FRAN New Too Bs5c CO. s. srd-I Co.. q r.P
fnb, 81 ise,b St.edy la Nine fe5dr on i,S refer
k e e e.. u t g s1, ia, C." H VI J sao co.
c. Pollard 80; yOnrson %, 90 John ius soi sieh.H
Price rs ase !, e S's%, Co ' John WI
Lcs isSI NJ. hoy lsi. Tol 2,els.
AB,o~ning.w1r Bids .oid he ioovrg lot. of Jersey
Lsmrs; iru Il. Il -smo for lS6 p - 10 s'me oS &"
70 ,. .sns GspSS 5ei Ds @ Ii To- g.
sss 3 e. Z aS for lis b 70 ar go H6S ,' "a % S''
fve buudreaand evcnty sy'rsse 81 ~ .nd gt
eli a Henry, 4sll ST. average ~ % each
Thons. c. LaTku 90 al trad soou equal mum ers 81
sbsepsnd of ~ &C. inelaonS one lot Of
R bert II Hume sold 10 head Of She and ISml', tho
6hsspin largest ,.uoer, at 80 "a az iasr'
AFbri nMc sold v1S she, and Lambs In u io's
js IeCsit, soors tales of I2sS Sheep Lambs at
average 81 ~ " hsetd.
S sRSsa. G ~ b Ks' @fF4 her, nd n1s
.s s' :: 2S sP "a bs5 Ia ~ S,sD BIG .6.ap
% Isl zee hesP r3' 100 bssp - "a rs sheep % 90 go
asfS ~ y heP .os. s "a s. lab. s s.
smhs = 81 81 isIlh' ~ Is; 81 .snt;; 81 lo3 l,2S'
~ lambs 81 s.; "a sms' az Total '2Sc sV' 'te'e snos
81 20 T.''l i'm'' r M uoo MARKET.
The 90 III given to-day by Henry D. Grant superiniend
''' co I'D. di Hog 70, = n Ice
Dniley H0ss p 10, gross.........:.,..:....:. a5s
ib sbout ~ bysd unsod In the 'h DorDis
and s yry ht eS s ,s S S se G e s pe1a
led keep bVs hoss in iheic ysds D isexec ed
O. W. DOrmal gives tio following the price Of Hogs this
wsss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

LIME1bse I. business dolGs 81 ockand owing 70 no
tAts sniyGs. s.ia piece are entirely noBdnd 49,.
hOA SKIS l. quiet; VI ~ cs Porto co a. z90Socs
end % hhds sIhsa 81 &c.
MAYA sTORES-ioldsrs Of Crude Tuyentinc are very,
6fG and II assDg ~ 5Oa 80 bbi vita how
parkinson. sIisis TUrpepns 10 80 stve densns
aid price, have sdve'esd 4 lion sales Of vo bb' az
s3Je TIE market closing hlmy II the later Common
Nostn IL Ia mods and h lower tn Gales arc -"
bbs al 3 ~a % $40 N, IA yard Fins Rcs In I'm.
proved dnsldi sass Of s.0bbls No. II sS1$ TO- and 40
bblA bpe No. a. 10 p 30 n.
Oii-Lnseed IL aaisl bas finn G. ssQGe- CIaao Whas 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

HrRorc CoSDUcT-ie-leidny afternoon, just as
the Sylvan Grove leaving her dock n, Peek alp,
young man attempted to jump aboard but, mis-ihg
his fcoln,g, fell into the usier, and. being unable {
SWIM, wouI certainly have been drowned but for the
cooners OF Sergeant Garland Of the ilarbor Polio,
who fortunately happened to be near the scene, al
ny the mott skfu management Of bis boat aucc-eded
in drawing the young man in. just he was about Ia
link. AIR. Clos, OF the firm Of NJ. Ward Close d
Co., calamity jumped in after the drowning man be-
fore The boat aed but tho strong tide prevented
hs rrac X hun before the cpporune arrival Of the
Police Uoat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

TyRp,n1y FRUirs OF WsisgY.--A man named
Michael burke grsrged his vie and Jumped over
board from the Neau,er Key Guy, near Gnttenle'g,
on the Mis.i sIpIS Riser, on the Sst ult. Both
drowned. They Selopsei in Dubuque. Bob hsd
the delirium treneis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

Tx STEAMSHIP MATASzAs.-Tbe steamship hatan-
zas, tor Natanzas, which WAS to have sailed to-day,
will not leave this port before Monday afternoon.
Her engine ia undergoing repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

OUTRAGE At Slxo SNG.--A French lady o. GIN
sine. in ieply To an advertisement for snasuon
teacher &C., received IA call al her rr.idence ron
man who reyre'en,.d t'ai he was ..s assus S;oe
sing hS was d. sirous Of obtaining ea.her ior nn
two ii,ls gf,s, aud that b. Was saihoszsa 70 angp>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

USIos CAnP-MsETNG.-There IL a Union Camp
Meeting now in progress in beautiful grove about
ten minutes walk from Lin Park. s. l. general
invitation has been issued 10 vsitrs and lsyI.sD.
Ann o Refreshments are ON tie ground. Brats leave
- ..,ei.ek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

Foriy-fonrth street, for the week ending yesterday'
closed unusually hnId fr drovers-very fair quality
OF Wesem Steers suitable for Tie retail trade, selling
at rrees only equivalent to pound for the net
weight of beef; s,l'ers siuking oiia. All Other
bulcsers animals sold ut lower Gsures ct Il e cose
han al the beginning Of the week. TIE market wac
overIocked with all kinds, particularly sheep aud
lumls, and swine. Tie police taking action
a. nist tie hog Il ughterng bou-es, which it is ex-
Q. ced wilt affect the live hog market unavordbly for
dovrrs. Our readers will find Interesting conn arr
con in tie market report between the L. ndon ana
New-Yorg live stock In,rEe's Also, the way hui ocks
are brought here 10y rail these hot, dusty, August
days ninety lous with only one dlmk aud no feed ond
scarcely any Can the neat oil such ieyered anl-
uials he heallhyf
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NEF-JERSEY ITEMS'

ALLEGED MuRDERAr ESsLisB hLio''
On Taepday night an aany oscnrred between man
named Carr, residing At English Nsighborh'od ana
Tay lor, togsis keeper On the Hacke''ack Turnpike
resulting in be death OF Carr IL ia stated thai Ia"
passed through the gate, when dispute aose IN refer
euce to the TOLL and upon his return tie quarrel WIS
renewed, when Taylor drew carvrg-knie and
stabbed Carr through the lung, and caused instant
death. He then made bis escape. An investigation
will take place to-day.
Two BuRoLARs SHor.-At Hohokus on Monday
night two men attempted 70 rob The sore OF Jacob
Bainber, when the latter slo' s'am 1oth-kiiny ooe
on the spot, and the other died few nouro
No further particulars wero aocedaincd.
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ne..,p,s If ssrsduce.

Arc 7-l4is ib. Flour, 20 do Cora Mesl. pc DO "h.
Nv 81 Nl.st, O7, n3 d.. Cor 1871 do Oh' On
pfgs PrOvsous III So i.s lsid. va Pkg On C.se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

PEsrsYlyAsiA eHARr-SBoorERs.-CsptJ John w.
Dewey is rairing II company for Berdans arp'
Shooter in P.nnsy lvsnm. Applications ma, be made
10 Lin At HaT.buIg, and NJ Uly,ses Porter Co.
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lidysriisrpeu;.I
DREW a FRENCH,

iidytrssBeu;.I
DREW d FRENCH,
PRoDuck COMMISSION MskcHAxrs
CO. pafftr-~. ss~-- s,sss- s.~--
P0HK &c
No. Eris boidsngs, New.York
Our mott. Is Quick spa promE f-iurns -
Geieqspee-b. r. Martlb President Ocesa Dsnk Nsr'isL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

On spllication, the personal property Of Captain
Winters OF he prize Crnshnw waS Ieirased with the
consent OF the Dsirict-Aitorney.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSiDNS-AusUtr 7.-Bsfore Re-
co'dsr E'yVHA>.
Robert Shepherd, aias John Mullen, was indicred
for ME. lie ,dtd ga iy Of arsanliug hitie girl
on Sunday July 30 AID sentenced 10 the Peni'en.
tiary for one year.
Eda srd silva, Virgil Ian, 81 years Of age, unable
to read or write, cIByicied OF stealing 80 rom
Monroe Grig.s July g. and sent 10 the Peuiteriary
for two Years.
W..ley MILLER, on Jolly IS, stole, or attempted 20
steal wearing appsr. TO The vnlc If s from Robert
G ahb No. ~ Walk street. On plea Of guilty al an
attempt grand larceny, be was cent 10 the penite1-
ii ~ for one year.
Mchm Jo,n-on was trsj Er an assault ard bat
pry with ini-nt kill, Jtmes Clvin, at No. -!
West tinie'h rtTeet, on July -. lie war found
guilty Of a--auli aud iaitery. Sentence Tomorrow.
Ramon Cabrrra, SiaIi'rd, was i'dieied for grand
urc-ny, in ~ auy rnl arti lrs Il jswrlry from
Abel .ide W. Howard, Mt the New. York Hotel on
Juy 10 Tho jewrry, valued q, I 10 50. was taken
daring the Temporary stsnce al ihe lady from her
NON, wher, the II irf WAS taken win the property
up.n his per-on. On p'a Of guilty, lie was sent 10
toe State Pd-on FIR ,hrre yeas.
Charles Gil tried the confidence game on John
Mileman OF Weths ri.d ihi. State, and sncce ded Ia
getting hold Of $50, on the plea tbut he wished 10
change a bill; bnt old not re aip the mo"ey lag: On
lea Il lily Of larceny f,om she penOn, Gull w,s
cent TO tie State Prison for two yeas and sShl
q onth-. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

kfsrL.ts-CARETrIly RzToBIKD yos THu ~ Y. TRIEuEE
MkDSls,AY Ausus' :, 1901.
kSpEs-Tie market n without ehaDgei Asles OF Pots ct
eb IS I'd vais Il 80 -
oOTTONTLe mari firm, sales Of 90 baes We quote
kiddhs hdl'!c Miedn Uplands have soid I" high as
hic
CUFFFE Rio firm and setiye other kinds gui-. sales
of3h0 hugs Ei saKIei. JIitEte ms, and go tsg
b. ts 0i5 be auction sse oi Santos resulted 10 The
ssls Of Dsgs lisa fie average si5 100 hs We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

THE THIRD DoUBLE-TEAs TsoT.-The third con-
test between Flora Temple and Ethan Alien ard mate
will he made Union Cour-e this Cthhr'hsyl
afternoon. Flora goes to harness as before and The
match before is for nile less best 'hrec i've. we
judge tie time made will be better than ever be-
fore. but very much doubt if paying crowd VIII
gather TO witness isnch is the feeling OF csgust ana
evaporation in sporting circles ut tue unPrncped
jockey ism display ed the previous occasion. ibe
,trciur'B Of HiHesS SPIRIT and o'her spcrung rapers
severe than our own, and we are not
without hoIes that If they persst ia tie good WORK
come Ulsuntal ieIofm msy soon be innugnrated III
il should not predc, tie speedy decline of trouing
tue American turf and the withdrawal Of our test
horses from public Iei formsnce.
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sURRoGATYs COZ RT-Aue. I.


b-fore Surrogate Wat.
The statement in some II The mori- g papers that
the will Of Mr. PsIi-h hal beer admitted To probate
is entirely errvpeous. TIE will has been opened,
the proving vi il will n.t take place until Septem-
Der 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

UNITED STATES DiSlkIlr CoURT-ACO. T-Befor
Judge BgT7A
On arr lication the leraonal property Of Captain
Winters of ibe prize Cransnaw released with ths
consent OF the Dis rict-A,torney.
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Asraiv ........l!ia fa......,'...Ls9 b
J.va 4 sliIO. r.
Jsu aea........... 10 a. Isl. oninE IA IS
CUAL-The d. has fair for fofrisn and t- supply
sr,sr q-ties sHlaDe We notice g. q. 81
Liverpool HSGt Camel rs p es.h mont - 80
Newest Gas o. ~ tns Firtos st - tuus
SLhy at Scotch and so Liverpool ..esIn
u - q, ca
FLOUR AND MEAL--Tbo inquiry for Western Canal Flour
bTkk 'T-nsac owing to he sdys ced
ps-s lu shipping bIShds s sii d are held With iu-
creased mLrss; s..s Il 10 6 bb - goa - 30 fof ou-
pertIe Site - lSG4s ~ for DO Weerh ~ 43Gs+ 81 for
i, sse "a aa - o, for Fancy DO, - tGS4 20 for the
low sd-s OF We Extra chipping brands Of Round
hooy q. Chic snd lea 80 10 f1 rreds brseds d. ,-P
dian VI IL scvd
stipEfs ssss of So bib Vt 80 +0a ~ 81 tor Extns
cad - d for SUI erbie. Snuibers ~ or Ia In air
aa<st hui tae l. s,ock lie OF New and se nusne-s
pederatst ssit 81 So bbs a. rs 80" IS for n,'d TO good
AGED ne Baltimore aid ~ sG0+8 50 for kItIaa Rye
Flour in fair Teqoet. ~ 2Q$ 50, Corn Me- hrm;
# 40 bOs 81 soQ IL IS for Jssy and % Tor
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ConmIssIoHERs OF ENGRATIoH.-Theweekly state
mebt presented est-day ut the mee,Dg Fl tie Com
m.ssioners Of EoisraIiOD, G.. c. verplanek in the
chair, is 10 fol oss:
Nnu.r of suirranis srrived 10 July 81 1884,
Naubtr OF grants afIiyed snc. TO Aug 7..... 30
Total 10 ,Auc date en- 1851 .......... 80 "a
1851. 1850. 1870. ISIS.
Huinher OF inm-'ea u w. 1 bad ,s7 40 Lu5i
psanes ta la 1851 tl.4 ~
A,ste.sie re-, .ip. q Jhy o., ISL. tl<3,i7i %
~ csipt- .irre TO Aug 1861, for - .
OF psssrageTs, % 81 Co sli9o "
Dtbarsen. ntA. 80 per StSyioas secou"t,
July II. J. 81 SHIlI3o " ~.
Cune -SpVhsss Of July - aid d. isvl PHI % -lRS'
B.s1ce 10 bak W
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FoUSp DRowSED.-rhe remains OF a msn Tee
60 H. a. wn,er Yesterday near pier No. 10, Eat
River. Coroner Jackman held MI inquest III tlo curt
hui no evidence - obtained ns 20 how the dsceas'h
came into the water From papers gu bis Itnon, ,S
orrs.ei rs suppoed to nave ben George biegei, :
German, who had taken passage ior Bremen IN eS
3I,t ult, by tie slip Orpleur.
The national Republican., 1861-05-14
onsn,i,ies during that session. or for any subse.

quantities during that session, or for any subse-
quent session Of Thirty seventh Congress.
A sufficient specimen Of each article proposed
for (of paper half quire, and Of envelopes 25)
is to accompany ths proposal, and to be marked
with the name OF the proposer, aud the price Of
the article, and Of paper the weight per reap
The whole of each article specified in the fore
going list will be deemed a class; and the per-
son offering to furnish any such class at the low
est price Quality considered rill receive a con-
tract for the same on executing bond, with two
or more sureties satisfactory to the Secretary of
the Senate, for the perform ince thereof, under q
forfeiture Of twice the contract price In case OF
failure, which bond is to be fled In the Office Of
the said Secretary within ten days after the pro-
posals have been accepted.
II any article contracted for should not be de-
livered within the time stipulated, or should be
inferior In any respect to the sample, the bond Of
the contractor will be put In suit.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Stationery for the Senate" and be directed to the
Secretary of the Senate at Washington.
Proposals snd specimens must be delivered at
the office free Of charge.
ASBURY DICKlNS,
Secretary Of the Senate U. 8.
apr 23-law4w Star.
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.

errIcE Horsr OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. g.,
Nay I, 1861.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until IL o'clock on Monday, the Sd day
Of June next, for furnishing for the use Of the
House Of Repre-: entatives Of the Uuited States,
FIVE hundred and fifty tons $4,000 pounds) best
white h furnace coal, (steamboat size,) one
hundred cords best dry hickory wood and one
hundred cords best dry spruce pine wood. The
whole to be packed away in the vaults Of the
Capitol, In the places which will be shown on
application to the Engineer In the service Of the
House Of Representative, and to be delivered by
the lst Of July next. Bonds for the faithful exc
cution Of the contract will be required.
Bids for the coal and wood will be considered
separately, and satisfactory arrangements must
be made for the correct measurement Of both.
J. W. FORNEY,
may s-w4w Clerk II. R. U. 8.
Intsligenser, Star, and Chronicle, copy.1
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l. 5000 rsams writing paper, 10 by 20 inches to weigh
twoniy three pounds per rsam.
2 lfOo reams writing paper, 10 by 20 inches, to weigh
twenty-oght pounds per rsaIn.
g. S,lOO rdans writing paper, Is by 20 inches 10 weigh
twOnty SIX pounds per ream
100 rcams writing paper, IS by % inches, to weigl,
twenty 'iUuI pounds por rGam.
o. SlUreams writing PAPER, Is by Is inches, to weigh
twonty two pounds per
o. 400 reams writing paper, IL by Is inches, TO weigh
twelve pounds per reun,
All tho papers designated in classes a. 6, and Z must
contain 46o perfect sheets to the rea aud Ousids
qnrcs They are TO DO made of tho b0st materials Ir9e
from adutsraOn finished In the beat manner cut to ruo
edge, and securely and substantially cnvclOpyd Tho pa.
pers ~ cass are to he white blue, laid nat and Of such
wcgLs as nay Oe required by this Olce Those in classes
ana @re TO DC white, and Of the siz.s and weights
specified In the schedule
The right reservGd Of ordering greater less quaint.
" o each and every kind contracted for In all the classes
10 bs risiud aI such times and such quantities as Tho
pubic service may require.
Zach class w DO considered separately, and be subject
to separate contract but bidders may oor for one or
more Of the classes In tho same proposal.
NO proposals VIII be considered unless accompanied by
the guarantee that the bidder bidders his or thor pro
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poeai shall bc accepted will enter Into obligation, with
good anu Sufficient susces o furnish the articles proposed
Blank Urms for proposals will be irishcd this once,
ans rome will be taken into consideration uuess subsan
tally agreeing herewith.
All the paper in the several classes bc delivered
such place may bo designated tn Washington city, lex.
ccpt that In class which nust he delivered Bulio,
in the State Of New York; In good order, Of all and
every extra charge or ex-ns, and subject 10 the nspec
to count, weight aud measurement, Of tho superntend
ent and be In all respects satisfactory.
Bidders are required to furnish with their proposals.,
samples Of not loss than QIre u each Of the kinds OF
paper bid for and upon which their proposals may DO based
except In classes and g Ito successful bidders will he
required rigily 10 conform ~ their samples.
Proposals will be addressed to JouS d. DEFRxss Super.
inendent Of the Public Printing, Washington and
dorssd " Proposals for supplying Paper"
MAY l--lawet O..
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for
the Public Printing.

Ouca SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING
Wdshington, Nay /, 1851.
PURSUANCE Of the provisions Of tho seventh section
Of the JOINT Resolution relation tho Public Print
csvsd at this ONCE until Monday the ls day Of July 1861
at II o'clock N, for furnishing the paper that may he
qured for the public printing for the ending the ls
day OF December 1862.
The suboned list specifies NJ nearly as can DO ascsr.
tanned, ths quantity Of sash kind Of paper that will be
required
1000 reams ans printing paper uncalondered to
urs by 80 inches, and " weigh my pounds to the
Of 500 sheets.
5000 rsams ans printing paper, Gasndsrsd to
by IS inches, aud 70 weigh htysix pounds to the
Of 800 sheets.
Agresaby to the provisions Of tho Joint resolution afors-
said samples VI the charaear aud quality OF tho paper
quired for the above classes will be furnished applicants
therefor This 10 bs put quires twenty i've
sheets oach and in bundles Of each each ream
" contain 800 perfect sheets Uniformity color thick
moss and weight, will be required and bundle (sIcu-
svs Of wappers varying under Gvo per cent from
the standard weight will bo received and the gross weight
will In all cases be required Mixing OF various thcknessss
In the same bundle to make the weight will bo csnsd
cred violation of the contrast
400 rsams supsrnns printing paper hard zsd super
saondsrod TO measure "a by 32 nshss and weigh ny
pounds 70 the rsain Of 500 sheets.
Class l.
1000 roams supsrhne map paper sized and sasndsrsd,
Of such sizes may be required spondng IN weight
with paper measuring 10 by "a inches, and weighing twenty
pounds psr rsam ot 4s0 sheets.
500 supernns plate paper (caendsrod uncalsn.
dersd as may be required ID by ~ inches and Of such
weight per rsam as may be- required.
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NEW Military Books, just received by FRENCH
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