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: J. .i,.9ia5 s.955l CONVERSATIONAL la
1xxvnsh coNeREss-s.sens s.,.i.,.

SENATE After our report closed on Yesterday
The resolution calling on the President for all
ofdess given major General Mcclellan, the mum.
Der Of troops he had et Manassas, before Rich.
m9nd, &C., was passedAyeas IS, naSs6.
The bill amending The act of f795, calling out
the militia to suppress rebellion, was taken up
MI. Henderson moved an amendment by nd-
ding anewsection, TO pay loyal masters for the
use or their slaves; adopted-yess 20, nay II.
=. MI. Sherman moved to amend 90 as to confne
she Provisions freeing slaves 10 those Of disloyal
masters; carried-yeas =, fsss -.
HousK After our report closed
Mr. Oiin reported joint resolution to provide
medals cf honor" for presentation to the en-
listed men Of the army and volunteer forces who
have or may have disiinguislei themselves 10
battle, and appfepriating SO 600 therefor passed
FIR. olin also feported the Senate Joint resolu.
ton authorizing the Secreta.y Of War TO suspen
all payments under the act approved March 2s
1861, to secure 10 the oficers ald men actually i
employed in the western department their pay,
bounty and PENSION" and providing that the
President shall appoint two commissioners to ex.
anime nll such claims; passed
Mr.. Sedgwick reported the bill for the better
government OF tie Navy; passed.
On motion of Mr.; Sedgwick, the senste',
amendments to the bill to equalizs the grade OF
naval officers were non-concurred in.
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EXTENSION. July 8, lssa.

PROPOSALS will be received at this ohioe until
FRIDAY the 18th Instant at II o'clock noon for the
furnishing and delivery of all the rcks which will
be REQ uired for carrying the WORK the reas-
ury xtenslon until July LIST, 1853, to be delivered
IN such quantities and at such times as may be d-
rected.
Inc bidders must give the price per thou sand, de-
ivered at the building, at such points as may be
directed.
amples of the quslity and size of Bricks re-
quired be at this ofica, and all delivered
must compare strictly to samples.
All the bricks must be Of the best quality, sound,
hard, vel burned and fell siz-d.
he night viii be reserved to order as many Bricks
delivered as the necessity OF the work requires. not
exceeding 10000 IN any ons month.
II any offer, made under this advertisement, Is
400 pted the successful bidder will bs required to
rive satisfactory Londs for the fuihlment Of his
agreement. 3. NJ. CLARK,
Aotiar Engineer in charge Treasury Department.
iy s-dlOt
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ST. JOINS, July 10.-The steamer City of New
York, from Liverpool on the I'd and Queenstown
on the I'D instant, was boarded Of Cape ace by
the news yacht Of the Associated Press. -
The political net+s by her arrival "a unfinpof.
The news from France is favorable. French
manufacturing accounts show more animation.
Ine latest runos assert that Gen. 6uyon will
not be recalled from Rome.
In the English Parliament Lord Palmers,on
Reiterated his declaration against the feasibility
OF mediation at present. He contended that wba,
Is wanted In order that the war may come 10 an
END 10 that each party may be brought to appre.
hend their real Interests When once that 10 seen
nothing will prevent the conclusion Of peace
out every word now spoken In high circles tend.
nation
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times
says that dissatisfactlon at the Emperors Mexi.
can policy s openly expressed, and letters from
mexico convey the same feeling
Sen Lorenoes' Official report Of the Guadeloupe
aI.i ADMITS defeat, and ascribss II to illusions
an false information -.'
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-The sales OF cotton to-day
Were 10000 bales. The market IL sbuoyant bu,
unchanged. Flour and wheat were quiet and
nrm, but prices were unchanged Corn dun, and
asod lower. Provisions dull and nominal.
Consols closed at 1Ha9IE.
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"You FIeHTs NIT SIeRL, Yor DRINKS NIT MR -
soldiers, with his arm in a sling, on Monday
morning, went into Bergner's beer saloon, under
the Post office, to refrssh himself with lager beer
The sight Of his wounded limb naturally inter-
estrd the crowd that was present conversa.
ton ensued in which the wounded man, In re-
sponse to inquiries, modestly stated that he had
fought under Sigel In Missouri. At the name ef
Sigel, little German in a corner of the room rose
to his feet. He ran up 70 the wounded man Just
as he raised his lager to his lips "You fights
init sigel, >" said he, "you drinks NIT me-" The
wounded soldier was sli ghtly taken back at the
abruptness Of the remark, when the Teuton em-
braced him, actually k!ss,ng his . heeck a man
would ki.sthe check Of a girl. "Mein Cot -
said he, mo man what d his NIT Sigel pays for
beer when ish by-no, sir" The result further
wes that after the ssdier had ked his thirst the
German went out with him ,proffsring to him any,
thing he might desire. The affection felt for
Sigel by the German population Of this city Is
very great. We see It illustrated nearly every
day.-PktIa. U. S Gazette
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A SoLDIBR's OPINION OF GENERAL McCLEL-
lana sergeant who came TO this city In the
Daniel Webster on Sunday last, and who acted
as private secretary of Colonel MeQ usde, of the
1ith New York volunteers, says, while he was
boarding the ship at Harrison's Landing, vir-
ginis, colonel, "a stangsr to HIM approached
him, when the following conversation took
PiaCc -
Colonsl-Are you wounded, sergeant'
Sergeant-Yes, sir, In the legs.
ColOnel-Well, your arms are all right, are
they not!
SeTgeant-Ses, sir.
CoIonel-well, then, take this club (handing
him heavy hickCfy stick, and IL you hear any
man say anything against Gen. Mcclellan, knock
him down FOR me
Sergeant-Ill take the club, and III knock
him down, rot for you, but for me.
When the sergeant came to the Park barracks
he showed the club, told the story, and said be
was determined to use II on the first man wb ON
he might hear villifying "Little Mac."-Nrz
York CorlTIsTcid..
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Visit Of the President-Firing into Trans
psrta-All Outlet In the ArmI

FORTRESS MONROE, July 9.-The steamer
Csnonicus was fred into yesterday by the rebels
d few miles this side Of Harrison's Landing No
damage was done. Notwithstanding our gun.
boats are stationed at every three miles along that
portion OF the river, yet the rebels with about si
field pieces, dodge down near the river, and Dob
away at our transports about every day. Thew
tre and run away before the gunboats can be
brought to bear on them az they are in the woods
President Lincoln arrived at Fortress Monroe
at three O'Clock this morning, after short visit
TO the army on the James river. He was receiv.
ed with great enthusiasm, and salute after salute
was fred by the several batteries where he had
occasion TO visit. His visit to Fortress Monroe
was short-only an hour and a half-during
which time he dined with General Burnside on
board the Alice Price. At about half past four
O'Clock the President took his departure and
passed down the Roads, and was saluted by
seventeen rounds from the English frigafe ason,
which has been lying sb'east OF the fortress foi
several days
All is quiet in the army. Nothing is going on
away trees. Many Of our transports are afed into
by the rebel artillery down the river at different
points below Harrison's Landing.
THE SICK AND WOUNDED PRISONERS ON THE YORK
RIVER. rs
The John Tucker, Capt A. l.. Colmary left
this point on Sunday at S O'Clock, under fisg O,
truce, for White House. The design was to bring
away the sick and wounded. On arriving al
White House, Monday morning about s O'Clock,
DR.. Bradley and Capt Colmary set out for Tai
leysville, eight miles from Cumberland Landing
where they found the sick aud wounded to the
number OF 120. These men were, with the ex-
cePtion OF dozen or two, able to walk 6lad Al
the prospect Of reaching home, the poor fellows
began to get themselves ready, and many Of them
were actually on their way toward the river
when dispatches were received from Richmond
countermandiRg the order for their release and
directing Col. 6oode, commanding the ID Vir.
ginia cavalry, 70 send them all as prisoners "a
Richmond. This was q terrible blow TO hopes
already excited, and the thoughts of home which
had fIled the bosoms Of all. Finding that theiI
efforts had failed, Dr.. Bradley and Capt. Colmary
returned with their empty ambulances 70 the
river. ~.
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A CARD TO TIE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO's

GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
IsJallfbli IN eoTrstiag. regulating ana renlorias
all o6.sTretioss from tosatsceI cause, aad
dfpdys skeess0rI as q prsv sntius
The above Pills have now been In use for over
have been correctly followed. have these pills
failed to give most decided sati action. Read he
following certificate from one Of the frst ladies' Of
ssf, Mr WIN. Brfseoi SSn Eo snd tsId sh.m that that
public, but il any one sioaid doubt ths ,oondsrui
s6sesey Of Or puponoo's Golden Pills, they mlgnt
as tvsH as plsa!grf to relate h kxcrisdfs of ther
lady II years old. shs was fast golrg into Con-
.SmDsSSnSsa :slnSDS .sssn s, pSsfss OBJ
eErsd hu, and she u nov in robust health. more
AM stronger proof might bs gwen. These pills
are also certain cure tor Iheorsdh, Tor vhites.)
Sold oI WHOLESALE and Retail, In Washington by
Ret,il bT L. BOSWELL. corner 81 sires, and
r. ~ i ;s ss
the above agents to the washington Post Ofice,
oan have the Pills sent TO any part Of the COUNTRY
SET. Gsorsstevn; q map PEEL a i sTEEENs. II AieI
andris; BROWN d 6sBROTHER, Baltimore; )
s, atNCE ,dE;ii; ;i s1d By d,stSists generally.
General Whoiessie Agents o'''A = f'" VIA
n. b. Look out for Counterfei's. Buy no Golden
Pills OF any klnd un ers every box 10 signed D.
Howe. AL others are base mposition ano Bnaaf-
nothing of being humbugEed ost of your moreyI
buy only thc SO who show the signature OF =. ID
Howe on every boz, which has r' gently been sdded
on scsoSIt n, Of The PIls bsinf couIts{telted f9:
known to every Agent, and they viii tel y1u 1hey
are safe and vi perform all claimed for them.
s. ID. HOWE, Sole PIopriesor,
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AUCTION SALES.
81 W. l.. WALL d CO.. Auotior,er..
Euooeesofs OF Wall g RLFn.Kn

- ". L. WALL d CO.. Auotto,eer,,
Euoceesofs OF WALL & BAKNEKp
" Y YALUABI 4 AND PLEASANT
AT AucrIeN.-On MONDAY hFTEkNOsjh, A.
5oo ojk. ast instant We vii sell on the .rsmtseS,
Dyelinz House OF eight rooms, q stable, and
other oonvente.t out houses, 30.
withir few minuies' vatt of tie oe. e6ys,ed snS
Spnl9 Tbs hopse aad aspurtenances are al In
berleot order, ao1 ~ any one desiring pessant
country ssst this sale Val afford sood sPfoFtu-
Terms made Known ct sale.
w. L. WALL n CO.. Auots,
WxUe snooessoIs of Wall & Barnard.
BY WALL q BARNARD, Auctio1.eer.
TRUsrEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
trust, duy mt de and recorded IN Libsr J, A = ,
NO vi, fo1es lss, et see we shall . ooeed % sell.
G suotions 70 tbs highest bld6er, on tas sremiaes,
at O'CLOCK m. on MONDAY, Ihe ssfh dsy OF
Jrly. 4. ID. 1854, tie follovIpg property, VIZ:
Lot Lpnbs.sd nln.teen, llsl in s< Hsrs IuTabered
hve hundled a. si1tecn, t6ls with The improve
ments thereon, oon.ist;DE offs small brick houscs
Ire property ls situated on n EtEse. north, ee-
tween stu and 6th streets vest
TeIms ct ss!e: One third cash; t5e rssioUe IN 6,
~ ana I8 months, the purchcsrr tn give Ectss Tor
dsJ Of sale; q dsed gwen and 8 deed OF trust re-
CURED 20 secure thc pSImeRt of the notes. AL
oolve SpoinG g the oOst CT the purchaser.
III the p.rUhase@ 2! laid fsl 10 con 1y with the
terms IN Eve dsIs a.tes ssie the Truae.s reserve
the light 20 resell the property a. tAs riSr snd coat
same three times IN tbs Ns'Ionsl In eliiGeEceT.
ALFRED sHUCKING,
ANTON EBERLY, Trustees
je3-2aw&es WALL BARNARD. 6Gots.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATcHKLoR's HAIR DYE
Tas bssf IN tks World,

William A. Bachelors celebrated hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from ma
ture-warranted not to injure the Hair in theleast
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
stes the Hair for life. Grey, Rcd or Rusty Raf'
instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leav.
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by al
Druggists, &C.
III The Genuine is signed WILLIAMA. BAIcI'
BLOB, os tAs fOsr stdes Of each boz.
Factory, No. el Barclay st., Nss YorL,
mT-1y (Late 233 Broadway and l6 Bond st.)
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p,ompting-pefmit me To suggest thHt the citys
good cheer be reserved fct and dispenspd anOne
the survivofs of The gallant men. who u phold the
cause OF the Union In sanguinarv battles with
steadiness and heroism watch entitled them tn
our affection aud gratitude
Respectfully and truly, your ooedient servant.
THURLow WEED
To Aldermen Farley, Chip, Smith, Mitchell and
ssphtnson, and Hogan, Committee on National
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.
WATER REsIsTRAR's OFFICE.

WATHR RFGIsTRAR's OFFICE.
Ctty Hall, JHLy /. 1852.
All Water Takers are hereby notified that their
Wa:er Rents for the year oommeLcIIg With this
date are now due ald payable a. this Cfrce.
The following 10 the law OF the Corporation Sin
re.aton TO Delinquent water takers viz:
In all oascs of the non-rsymens OF tee water
rent for thirty days alter the esme is doe and pay
able, the Water KesIitIsr shall notify the Pgrtsy
or OF such define uenSJ. and The ssld PoTteJoT
By cuttil of the water et ths msil and he shsil
not alov it to be ns .ln Ised Ia said oens geni's
premises except on lotiio,tiou by the Water
Registrar that the vster rent has beei pad. a.
also The expense OF cutting Of and restoring tie
flow Of wasor."
RANDOLPH COYLE,
iT 1-dlu Water RfelFfrlr.
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IUTis estimated that one hundted thousand
persons weIH npon Boston Common to witness
the display OF E-s-works On the evening Of the
ith.
IL Four thousand dollars worth OF gold was
taken from one claim In the Nova Scotia grld re-
gion In one day short time since.
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The Masaachzsett. rrnnn.

BOSTON, July a.-At a special meeting of the
board OF aldermen, held this afternoon, a Joint
conmluee, with the common council, was a D.
pointed to call public meeting in FsnepiI H,II
Tor the purpose Of raising the quota Of troops re,
CURED OF Bostn under the late call. sugges
TONS have been made TO raise bounty fund of
soo oOo 70 Induce prompt enlis.ments. Local
vigorously In the matter
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TEIEGRAPH1O NEWS.
FROM vscKsRUR9, er,
Confirmation Of the BAN harSmeut

VloKseuse, July 7-rhe Federal mortar boats
ABOVE and below, continue to she'll the CITY. fhe
rebels have mum ber of siege guns msuntsd on
neio carriages, which they trtnsport from point
to point as their previous positions are made un-
tenable by our guns. - = = :
Gan. Williams has planted a field battery op-
posite the CITY, which causes consider able annoy
snee to the,rebel gunnera :
The work on the canal Is pfo2ressinr rapidly,
and large additions have been made 20 the mum,
Der Of oontrabapds EMPLOYED
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Accident TO Aerouauts.

BOSTON, July 1e-Mr. King and four other
geatlemen madea a balloon ascension last evening.
and were blown out to sea The bsjIoo, AZ
scended, and was dragged through the air and
water at a fearful rate The party were rescued
by the steamer Huroni after which a three-i incb
cable, holding the balloon to the steamer parted
and the balloon shot upwards to the clouds.
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From neutrality-suspicious. Of Guerilla.

QUINCY, Ill July Ga gang Of bushw whac kers
visited the residence of a Union man named
fLatt, In Lewis cunty, Mo-, on Tuesday last,
foooed bis house and then murdered him
Another band, eighty In number, visited Month
ceiio, near Canton, In the same county, Yesterday
robbed the store CT Mr.. Thur.ton of everything of
vaiue. The citizens Of Canton are preparin NJ to
aeiend themselves, In anticipation Of an attack
from these marauders
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DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTRRs.


II invigorates, strengthens and purifes the sys-
tenn, IL a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and efec tual tonic In the world. It 10 COM
posed of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots,
Herbs and pure st. Croix RUM particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Of seasons.
Sold by all 6rocers, Druggists, Hotels and So
looms +. II. DRAKE & Co.,
ap eo3ms 2o2 Broadway, New York.
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PHILADEIrHIA, July 1o-A correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Press, on board the flag ship
Hartford, near Vicksburg, states that It 10 ru-
mored by deserters from Vicksburg, that John C
Breckinridge passed through that city in the lat
ter part of June, and crossed the Mississirp
river In small row boat, on his way TO Texas,
perhaps to Mexico.
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Less Of Massachus.,,. Trsop..

BOSTON, July An official list OF the casual
ties In the 20:h aud 22d Massachuse regiments,
In the late battles, 10 published. The 10Th lost
3 killed. az wounded and brought away; 16
wounded and left on the field; SIS missing-totsl,
1l6 The I'D regiment lost % killed; Sc wound.
ed; 25i mIssing-total, 3i3.
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Coon NEWS FOR ALL.

WAsHINeToN, June %, 1862.
This IL to certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed TO cure me.
DIR. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per-
sons wishing further particulars can call and sec
me. SKvA BAILEY,
je2i.H AtMn Bsrbour's, 375 Sd St., bet. and Z.
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The Buffalo APPROPRIATION.

BUFFALO, July s.-The telegraph dispatch from
council had Appropriated eighty thousand dol
lars to aid in raising new volun .eei regiment
is untrue. There are legal difficulties In the way
Of the appropriation.
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War Meeting I'm New ya,k.

NEW YORK, July 10.-The Committee Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, the Union Defense com.
mtttee, the Mayors oface committee and the
Fifth Avenue Hotel committees have united In
call for Union war meeting, to be held on
Tuesday next, 18th inst
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New York Dry Goods Trade.

=, NEW YoEK, July lO.-The Express SAYS that
the dry goods Importers have deplined 10 make
sales except In small lots, and credits are st an end
until tne prices Of exchanges will allow than 10
know what goods are worth. EIchan &c is quoted
at 2aa2sX this afternoon.
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IL AeoA~ AND PlNEY POINT.

The Potomac steambost Company vii dispatch
Ms:slas:sS. ::;E; ;S,s'sss S'sssiS3s; 3s; ssS
wil leave Asuia Greek every dsy, (Sundays ex-
cep.ed. ID &C O'Clock m
For felghf and psssage spply on board the boats
On Saturdays, the boat .eaving % & ocioSk IN
and prinelDsl intsrmedit tte landings. Returning.
Leave Ptney Point ~ eight O'Clock on sunday eve
Fare 70 Aqua Greek. "a. Round TIP, o.
Fare 20 p ney Point, "a -.
For freight or pas age,appl' 20 freight agents on
the vharve. e N
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DR.. TUMBLETY'S PIMPLE BANISHER
ls warranted TO cure Scrofuls, ETysipeas, Ring
worm, Sca'd Head, Salt Rhe m, Ulcers, Fever
sores, flmples, aad overy diresse Of the Skin, of
Whatever hAtpra.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
1t cures Nervous and DebIlitsted Sufferers, and
rremoSses Ill tbs Symptoms, among which will be
IniIsposition
to Exefnon, .oss or
Power, Loss Of MemSry,
Dlfiouity cf BrssthIng, Sen
efA Wtatptss. II TTor of Di.ease,
WEAK Nervet, TTemblInK, Dreadful
horIor OF Deetn, Night sveats, Cold
Feet, Wasefulaess. Dim ess of Vision, Lam
guor, Universal s's!tude ofihe Musoulsr system,
" ten Enorm9Gs App.tte, with DysIeptio
symptoms, hot hands, Flushing of the
BodF. Dryness of the SkiL, PalIid
Countsnsn 9, and Eruption on the
race. PAN In the Back,
HeeviIess of tEe Ere
lids. Frequently
Black kpots
Flying
before
the
Eyes, VIII Temporary EufusIon aud Logs OF
Eight. Want of Attention, Great MobitJ,
Restlessness, with Hc rror of Sooie y
Theee symptoms, If allowed to 70 on-vhioh
Ems Medicine invariably remoyes-scon fo lows
LESS OF POWER. FATUITY AND
20 don't be oe.t down. be ye ever 80 i'll,
ESsg EESsg0 0sxsI s1d Ps.'sks PR .d fs. hs .u2snr
Who are brought from Deaths door now happy
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SOFT FINIeH WIDE szIAyINH Cant
- BklC-A iali supply Of al the numbers, ct re-
,Lsdies, Hsmstifshsd Linen Csmbne Hsndksr-
ohlefs, all grades. s = ----.--.--, - !
6 pieces + laId and Plain Nsinscof Muslins
Oar Northern and Eastern correspondents send
ie aI-st re. avenue and Ninth street
~ BEOBU6S, ANTS, &c.-use Moofs's Insect
DestIeyer, varrsnted 60 pe tfs,Tral n used ss
A large stock OF pure Meiicinss Fancs Articles.
Tooth, Mali. and Hair brushes. 90 ,At
MOOkE,S West End DruE Store,
h&w lls Ph svsppes south stde.s
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR TIE MANU-
- fscture AID delivery of PAPER for nae By the
Bohds CT tho United States, viii be reoeivsd until
u O'Clock NJ Of Saturday, July 18th, 1852.
The peper muat be IL Inches vlde and IL irches
looGs (for dherent dimensions pSo rata prcesI The
proposals must sta tbs price p,r thou sheets,
the suaittes, kinds and Proportions Of stock TO be
used In the manufacture, the weight OF the pafer
per thousand sheets, and the num,er OF thousand
,heets vhlch can bo delivered daily; and siso the
earnest date O. which delivery can be commenced
after notice OF acceptance OF bid.
:, The paper vii be required TO possess some dis
unot:ve charactensic or mark, TO Clstinguisb It
from Other manufactures, models or drawinIs Of
winch must be submitted with proposals.. 10 bs
accompanied By description Of the method by
which the distinctive characteristic or marx ls
The place of delivery to be either at New York
or Washington, at the option of the Secretary.
Samples Of the paper proposed to be Delivered
must be submitted with the bid, and ea,h sheet
mnst oe marked with she proposed ne ght per thou
ssnd shesIs OF "a by II inchesJ and with the name
Ofers vii be received only from the msnufso-
tuLers Of the samples on ared
bid9 OF agents or intermediate parties VIII not be
Bids mutt be sealed. ami the Envelope pl.ln'y
endorsed Proposals for Bond and Treasury Note
Paper" and e addressed 70 the Secretary OF tte
Treasury, &C Wsshint ton, ID G.. vho reserves the
night to Tejeot any eli bids offered, a. the interest
OF the Government In his opinion may rs3aIe
t-o II
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pkD SPREADS. QUILTS, TABLE CLOTHS,
- ioveings. Sspki %, SheetinFe. Pillow Linens
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