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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-04
Just Received.

(iEDAR CAMPHOR.-Do not wani3nly iose
y your Furs, Cloths. Carpets and h"oi's'-Dut
use Cedar Camphor Cheap, effective ana sweet
sccnting ~ ale BIZ c. L. BELLER.
FssICATED COCOANUT-for Pies, Pud-
ding. Cake. &c. Cheaper and more deli-
cate than the fruit. Once used Il j. never given
~ e. Ii nv G. z. BELLER.
TLIXER Of CalisayA, Iron 4 Bismoth. exteH-
L, siveIy used in Dyspepsia, An mia, Female
H. f;ji,v. and a. a general tonic. For sale BIZ
Nav %. G. T.. BELLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-04

TIOILET SOAPS-an endless varietv-for sale
by CAMPBELL MASON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-04

IfEM OF ARABIA new and wonderful ORR
II entail Perfume. Can be classed among the
most unique and exquisite articles ever offered in
the line Of Perfumery. Just reed for sale BY
June I, 1865. CAMPBELL d MASON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-04

II TOWN. nice line Of the latest styles La
| dies, Misses and Childrens Congress side and
front lace Caters and Morocco Polish Boots, just
received from the Baltimore City Shops-warrant-
ed. Call and examine.
June !. 1865. TRUSSELL q co.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP NRw.YORK.. .......MA,
CLEARED.


steamships-Isme, Adger Lockwood Cbareson C. knight
Denu wAshiagtou d. g.; Aioenarle. Lawrence Richmond
dSdaS sRsf''eHe r' Short PHILADELPHIA Caller "a 'Sr' '''
BrssAunie Troop Troop erde via PhIsdeph.i
hy ~ tb CLARK Havana; Jg Russo utSl k1gguro, Csati
Moss 1eh D Gutter Cork for orders Philadelphia IJas "%
Bgsabela (B) Morgan Para, Jas Carney Carney A'piu-
wall Marsh Dsacy Cadnas Arcturus tBr WATERS isoofsi
Hadee (Br West Barbados
ell Crowsn ST. Jago ue Cuba
uSchr NJ d. Scull ssemsn Arroyo R.; W. X Chapman,
Anderson Falmouth ia, Norfolk va r. CranEer CSRer,
Charleston C. T. g. Smith, Lake. Charleston Walton,
Wilmington n G. NJ T. Rockhl Chester. Pa Adelaide Crane
vile Doagass Bsyer Jscue T. Ward Chaort Hay
tien Helen A. HoJt sopeT Havana SAAdn, soab Ragged
4 Ann Sun DoagsSs Mobile; Chas Deans. Haieck VII
mingtOn NC Mary Smith, Smith Philadelphia Mott ee Beasl
light Robinson Geottogn S G. C. b. Jones' Smh heagas Nc
ARRIVED.
Trowbge Haven Hotehkss Denarsra 20 dsf
with sugar and mossses to II. TroNbndge's Soes -
Steamship Webster Liverpool Feb 10 onsft
18th the National steamship To- hb
inst lat 10 81 l5 spoke steamship Heveua hence or spooii
i1m nt - ~ lon al o. spakr steamship TehhyHsno 10
Seh Bowdon of Poral Randall AascsiOo days. ~ih eofer
and hides TO b. J. Weinberg
Brig Pedro Drou ays with mossses TO Warren Ra'
Brig Elen Anna of II Bre Cardenas 10 days with O-'se'
10 J. T. Whitney & Go.
Steamship Rapdan Cheeseman New Orleans and Havana
18th, with ndse. ami pass Livingston, For A Co.
~ Hhills s. Brown.
Steamship salvador Neksop Savannah with and
steamship Charleston Berry Charleston 18th inst, with mds and
to II. K Morgan 4 Co.
steamship Somerset Chs Baltimore with mdse Baltimore and
Steamship Columbia sice Havana aud
pass Atlantic Mail Steamship Co
steamship Mamon Faoh Charleston with mcse and 70 r.
LOwden
MISCELLANEOUS.
The European and West Indian vessels which arrived s this port To-
day and eusdeby damaged
thereby
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
FERRY INVESTIGATION.

The Assembly Committee on Commerce and
Navigation continued the investigation Of the manage
ment OF ferries the Metropolitan Hotel, yesterday
Mr. James s. 7. Sranahan was the first witness ex-
amined. He informed the Committee as TO the number
Of boats owned by the Union Ferry Company Their man
ner OF construction, how danger to be ayerted,
which only by constant watehfulness That
more slips Fulton Ferry could cheapy tharat
present fare OF two cents but as its profits oompen
safe for the other ferries the company could
not reduce fares upon 1t without serious loss The
Hamilton Ferry loses about $4,000 2 year, ana me
and the Wat ferries. the latter losing the most OF ALL
The boats are well cleaned The gross receipts last
81 II was lately $500 600 but has been Increased
through the issue OF $4,000 Of new stock The company
Mr John n Mathews Local Inspector OF Boilers Tor the
Port OF NewYork, testified that the boats OF the Union
Ferry Company were all in good running orders he dd
not think there were sufficient appliances for saving life
IN case of accident fire. the Brooklyn pilots were not
licensed and the Commissioners OF Pilots have juris
dction over them; he believed that the boats should
carry sufficient number OF boats 10 save lie IN case OF
fe,saving apparatus Mr.. John n. stearns Of the
opinion that the Wiamsburgh Ferry Company did pretty
they pleased without consulting the interests ol
the public. He believed that the company had spent
their profits in purchasing riparian blocks Ihere VAS
reduced to TWO cents The lie-sayng apparatus would
not III time Of need, Onetenth OF the passengers
Mr. T. Dyson Of The Brooklyn Times newspaper said that
the boats were IN very filthy condition. and inferior 10
the Brooklyn and Jersey City 1erry-DOatsi tnat
the employees rude and ungentlemanly, and that
the boats were shaky dangerous slow and uncertain:
Mr. Samuel ]. Hopper, Inspector Of Customs explained
the ambiguity of he law touching the licensing Of pilots
and engineers which was that the pilots engaged ON
carrying commerce with foreign countries or
between different States the only required TO
be licensed Thus the pilots and engineers OF the Brook
lyn. Wamsburgh and staten Island ferries were NOT
amenabe the law. Mr. Nathan D. Morse, President OF
the Union Ferry Company Mr. James Murphy, President
OF the Brooklyn and Wlllamsburgh Ferry Company, +,
Sir smith, superintendent Pilots OF the Union Ferry
Company and Mr.. DE Graw, Cashier, were also exam
ned but no additional information regarding the mal-
agement was elected 1t ascertained that the cap
al stock was 81 100000 and that there were $40 stock
holders The gross receipts last year were 100000 The
receipts were about $4,000 per day The Committee
adiourned 10 meet on saturday next
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
THE NEW PosT-oFFICE.

To thS Editor Of Tie Tribune
SIR: An article in TIE TRIBUNE of the 10th
inst on the subject OF the location selected for the
Post Office and United States Court building well con.
dered and fairly stated and should convince every fair
thinking mind. This location has been approved and
paid for by the Government, and it is well fact
that no other suitable ground Of equal space cond be had
at rate that Congress would be willing 10 pay, az
ten times the OF the selected We understand
that the plans accepted by the Commission have been APP
proved at Washington and with the estimates of cost Of
construction, in the hands OF the Postal COMMITTEES
awaiting action We urge the committee TO be prompt In
securing the necessary appropriation to this
much needed building and get this important business
out OF the old shell Nassau-s where u has been 80
long to the disgrace OF and detmen OF the
public service. PUBLIC GOOD
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, March 1s-The supply Of cattle so far is
railroads carrying away bridges culverts c Is tending
20 keep back stock U now looks as though the cae IoT
next Mondays market will have TO come over the Harlem
Road unless the prOpeers get 70 running IN the nVer by
that time receipts at Hudson CITY Tor YESTERDAY
and today s55 head, with I5l at Communlpa" OF
95s including 2O7 brought in Saturday and Monday oul
on sale to-day. In addition to these several lots on
napts were held from last week, and now seIhhe i
The demand fairly active, and about ali tine stock hs
been worked of at advance OF close upon le above
the rates of this day week. when e lhafAes "ee Ncy
depressed Individual sales have been made &c hgher
with others &C. advance. The average qualify Is e %
some lots al Isle, and selections at lsc: . ,
There was pretty even grade at CommuiIawi az auu @
ander made up Illinois steers for this market 90 OF
fat cattle Of cTt ied by ia Jas CG ~ ro NS 81 ~
and sold The others an iange1 o., ron @ os 70 TO-
cwt and brought 5ase as DID also % ONO steeIi or
W. snydeT T q SR S . Illinois see sold at same prices The
nc illinois steers for Gibson Keenan,, cwt average
bringing l7Gl5c 81 head seg at I'e" 10 uIess %
AZ Hudson CITY, seige Co. run out II Illinois steers
and oxen, common 70 good Gas cwt- at l5t 0lsc. W
honson Mid 95 heavy Kentucky steers tat but rough
tsb ai cvT al l7aISo Dudley Thompson had 9S Tex
Sno sGod W ~ ewt Illinois steers at Ss 9Isc NJ Uan had s
hne Pennsylvania steers OF ecWt, P9mP Iat G >
sold at lSc Woods Gillespie had OS Illinois steers OF
t reported AZ ICtc with 80 Canada cattle ne TOP at
ltG19c. -s.,,. ,,.,,t, q, q. al, "a
aay aud only I570 yesterday. They ae selling well ~
consequence and prices have advanced ic. = 10 Inc
FIRST cuped sheep OF the season were reeeVed AT Ie
CommnnipaW market Yesterday. They hailed from ONO
were OF fair quality, 81 10 and bought Dy BelS fo
K
sold for &c. with Of Pa sheep at Hudson Clty rat
I97 n sold at glc At Fortethst. some OF yesterday
stock was sold to-day, viz 375 by 3 MeGraw common
Mich sheep IS To- at 73c with l69 head also Mich, 50 d.
al Tsc; Hume AZ Elliott sold car OF Michigan % 10,
1t Sc ear Ohio at 7tc also, yesterday 10! piln
Canada sheep ll2 n, at &c, Win ~ cus OuV AZ o4C anu
a car 96 B, Canada, at SIC. NJ.
Hogs are without change with y Lie head at
Communipaw, and arrivals this morning at torueIh
At thou en- expected over the Erie road Inc
majority are being killed before selling but we note sales
al Coninunipaw by Messenger, Gett Co, OF one car
Yesterday 1856 III hogs at 9le also, to-day one car 65
n al 9I5lGc and four cars Ill good 11O hogs at lOc
The market Is not strong.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
STREET OUTRAGES.

To the Editor Of The 1ribuaG
SIR: In August last, a large amount OF earth
from the cellar of No 81 West Forythirdst deposi
ted on the opposite side OF the roadway aud sidewalk
,eav wing about one foot OF the tagging for footwak
wban IL roned the water was detained leaving several
inches I'm depth on the tagging. The builder spoken
to nv the negbOrs then the police who said they could
do nothing report 10 the Captains. This done
on the LIST OF December. His Honor the Mayor adj
dressed he promptly replied that IL should be broughs
10 the notice OF the Street Commissioners man came
and said IL should he immediately remover. uloDth
passed and second note addressed W the mayor.
A month Later summoned 90 attend court IN
Nassau-st as witness, at o'clock ieft nome at y
scat In about an hour informed that II was about
the street obstructon; that was not wanted as the
owner of No 81 had called and settled the case Thus,
Lours ~ the day month later and the dirt heap still
remains During the Winter my family have been COM
PEELED 10 walk around three SIDES OF the Dlock nom tho
,har. was rain or thraw That single citizen should
tins DEFY the authorities and nconv whole
eighborhoOd from August 10 March the house having
an outrage which neither the police the Mayor the street
"Reminiscences the Courts here, after a six months
trial have been able TO abate Lower down the cutters
have been Obstuctedb by tuns OF railroad IRON further on
corner of Forty third-st hnd Sxhaye., immense roc
has incumbered the sidewalk for three years and
two past telegraph pole has been lying in the gut
ter along sxhave and Forty yt0urth-st, during which
time the gutter there has been cleaned and
ali summer two years past, nearly the entire length
Of the gutter between Forty third and Forty onrthss
has been filed with shiny water, and the worst
Kind OF aHhy mnck, The dirt heap opposite No 81 West
Fortythrdst is increased every day by the dep0st
OF all kinds OF house ofa and Of necessity becomo
a reeking pile OF disease and death; even the friendly
have cleanse the streets, and Judge Whiting likewise
Mr. Editor. wish you would print this hold myself
responsible the literal truth Of every statement
W. W. Hall. NJ D., No West Forty third-st.
Ner York, March Il, 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
Qgtifts Of Sankruuttu.

IN the DISTRICT COURT OF the United
er hs Southern Ds,e, Of SewYorl-n the matter OF
JOHN n. BbhOkt BsnkupL-IN BAsERUPTcf-Io whom hmaJ
eoneIbe 9nscTsgned hereby gives notice Of bis ApRInnt
Of JOIN ELhORB Of the City Of he county
and state Of New York within sd District ho has been
dudged Bsnfru bis petition by the District CoaI o sad
DistncL0sd a. AeHiork September A. d. 1901
JOHN SEDGWICk, Assgnes,
Mb5 lau3wrh Ne l57 Broadway. ses.fort City.
L. D. MAKsHALs OyTcE. T. u. Oy PESSsILvASIA,(
PHuADKLPHIa, March 49, 1864 J
rT,HlS ID TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the l4th
Of March 1888 Warrant In BANKRUPTCY isned against
estate Of ROBERT SMITH Of Philadelphia 10 the Coany OF
Phladepha and State Of Pennsylvania has sdndged
Bankrupt bis petition the payment Of debts aud de
Of any property beOr such Bankrupt 20 him for h
and the transfer property by him forbidden BY law that
meeting Of me creditors of the said Bankrupt prove er eb and 10
one or Of bis will be he'd al Court o
Bankupy to be hoiisb No sS Wanutt Phad.phia before
uher Ashton Register the twentieth, ay OF Apn d. %
ms lAS9w1b
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEr-MIucH II.

The market for Cattle this somewhat Depressed bat
offerings small and prices kept 70 about the sans
figure disposed Of at from y 10 8 10,
gross good Cattle and lie for Prime and Extra
stock Cattle sold at from q 20 le =,
SHEEPThs market active and 1900 head were sold at from q
to &c 4 n, gross, as to quality
Hogs continues and the sales amounted
to $50 head, at from sl3 81 hl+7 Y 100 70, net
COwTh receipt Of Cows reaching 20 bead ibe ae
mani brisk and prices declined sprnge sold al from 80
o each. and Cow and Calf at from S45 70 $50
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
Aibinm6 Aotitts.


nIVIDEND.-A Dividend of FlF FIEEN fEls r. !,
IL CENT will he paid to the holders Of claim, AgAin ~ ~ M
MATTHEW'S TAYLOR at Office No s bI. n1 ,,~,s.
Oyylcy oY rHE UsfrED srArEs llyE lSS1hANCk I0ri
IN 7HE CRY NV. YORK, 10 W nALdsiocs {
c,IyTU TRIENNIAL DIVIDEND.--The
~ poad a, D,cfoTs have this day declared DIVIDEND OF
p0pV PPR NT Tor ending the 4h day Of March
, 20 aers of policies then In force the whole sum Of the
@ received during the said three and
an sssion Dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT the whole u Of
% tber with the Compsnyboh dividends being
III ~ svssb the modes explained in the COMPANY
Fi0'p''" CASH ASSETS EXCEED s27OOOOO
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
lame, Suydsm Shepherd Knapp Augustus wsnl,
James Marsh Bdward s.. CLARK, james Galatn
John j. Cisco Isaac y. Phelps, jeremiah r. Robinson,
Charles NJ CoproIlr Charles T. Bin Charles r. Leyerch
Thomas C. Uoremus, John j. Phelps, William NJ Hastsl
u y t'Ioop Gilbert ~ W. Ford.
Wilson a HINT William b. Bolles Apolos r. Wetmort,
Dsu n lrnod Hanson X CorDiug Freienck sheldon,
". H.. Vermlye, John {. BahWin, James NJ M"ifaon'
William Tucker Mntuu,
JOHN EADlE. President
q DE gROOT Actnary ISAAC A CLIPPING. Assistant Sec
JAMES w G. CLEMENTS, NJ D.. Medical Examiner, daily lom
l2toll D. M. At the Once. No ~ Wallst
WILLIAM DErMOLD, NJ d., Consulting Physician.
NICHOLAS De GROOT, SecretsrT
p GATES General Agent. and JAMES STEWART. HENRY
PERRY. ALBERT O WILCOX. A. WHITNEY GRENNILLE X
BENSON CHARLES NORTHSHIRLD. J. j. WHITNEY. HIRAM =
CROZIER W II. WILSON. b. NJ. WELLS and j. G. STEWART,
Local Agents 0 the Cts Of NewYork aud Vicinitr
r plans Of Life Insurance have been adopted by
this COMPANY Send for the New Prospectus
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
SCARCITY OF FOOD ON THE PENoBscor BAY
ISLANDS

The schooner Gem of the Sea recently
touched AT Mount Island that the In
habtants of Long Island and the Isle Of Hant having
been two months Isolated by from the mauland had
consumed their supplies, and subsisting on shell
fish THE cold had intense and Of unusual dnraton-
The eehooner left stock Of proyisionA
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
LANDSCAPE. AND CIVIL.
atniistrp.

A GOOD DENTAL ESTABLlSHMENT-
n Cheap and thorough long needed and ready to ' all teeth
.rrted and filled promptly without beaata Inserted Al hall
old nes no charge ard advice call and specimens
II. PICKETT No. rs hrhtbsIe nssr Iwent,-stoona',i
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
mated the anasthec nitrous administer In The
approved BY the medical profession 90 5S,s'nb by K2
TRACT TRETii and certainly % that WITHOUT ihh-so
20 patients testify the shee No ~ Cooee
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
~ ganOp.l3 al
Ma47n,rItrlin hnR. .
RICe-The market Is without change to note.

sUGARS-Raw Sugars continue to sell moderately, and
pees are weak at about O ollie for far TO good Rein
lug and 1c for No Box sales OF $50 hhds at dl2c
Cor Cuba l4ic for Clarified DemeraTa and 10 boxes Ha
yana at i29 l3e Refined dull at l6i dl6ac FOR Hards
SEEDS-A moderate demand for Clover seed at II a
He Timothy Seed is quiet at s. 5OG$2 81 y bushel;
Rough FlaXseed IL quiet at 81 1887 IS per busheL
TALLOW-The markets. firm and fairly active sales OF
u6. 900 u City Il III al2c., cash.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

No sTArH.sT. sEwYoRE, March 10, 1873
PROPOSALS lin duplicated will be received
by the uudsr.igued until 10 FRIDAY, 2oth inst Tor
5o0 barrels PORK-MRSS or PRIME MEsSof the new crop
Wss peted ~ boorsd Ash barrels With ~o iron hoops
600 quality supertne Southern 81 Louis OF
other Of FLOUR sHtfats lr bTRg ~ udr eiirah
pound. RICE. clean good stoat oak barrels
aatlng bids 0l bd,rs, dc sde as
T. l. RILBURS
Hvf Rrg Cen and A G. q. R
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

Eastern and q 30 bb fOr Calcned Knickeroocker
and Empire Mills 1910
COFFEE-The market is firm, but without activity
and we have sales TO advise.
COTTON-The demand has been rather more active
principally from shippers and speculators and WIN no
very large amount Offering the market Is steady aO
former rates sales Of 1855 bales Of which 400 to SPIN
Las to speeulators and 1660 10 exporters ncuns
~ in transit We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
GO Dlhcm ii man 6nntrn.
WAX DrrAETsEST, SrseEoS-Gss :.


W,HDKr.Hr~ESr SrsGEoS. .GgSEl.Ls OTTCs.
Wa.uiNGroS y. G. Msrch 2. 1872.
An ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, To consist OF
" sur,on BROWN Br,vet Brgsdier Gsnsral T. ) 4 Sur
'n " h WiR1Z Br,,s Colonel SA surre0n JOHN
NOORF Brevet Colonel e. A. sud AstsnSufgeon A. A WOOD
HULL LsutenAnt Colonel L. A A. vii meet in Ne' ORR ny
Amy for promotion VI sAssi isI hss0s sis H' Medical
1pnHsspt. mas, BE- between n N az, pbysalv ssusi
Ippesor, or permission sppssI before the Board honh b. a.
the SuTfcoDGener, L. y Army sud must state we m
and qualifications NEST be furnished "
.e ", IT, I Should he sisted together
III. IT, ga~.v lfh .for lsh
served ,hoald also Oe iofsArdrd
No allowance ~ Psrsohs undergoing srHnA
n. nusb I'd seane nos srsing Msdicsi Cofps of The
Army 10 nirvrne J X BARNzs Sorrson Gsasrai q = A
CUARLES F. ERHARD, LANDSCAPE
NGtRDENER RvEYOR Hunters Point Iosg bland ksirs
smobg Soou Robinson esq Asnnai Editor iV'1s ah'
9" his vOffs
nRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, AND CIVIL
ENGINEERINGIhe undegued, bAVitg bal long aud 'ied
.r,,,ps. on pubc aud prat. voks prepared uuh plan, M
jaylng out uudersung and planting ptai. grounds puoc pi
cemeteries anil supsruteni and dntel e e'hg @ o th
systems oi drainage
fr r, cities Village districts Our arrangements With nursery
men nip, aud other nch a. vii enhe ui u
.., 49, me-, CIliCKER GALL DsBsge. Landscape
and Civil Engineer No IA Wairst, y J.
NOTICE. - The ConsistoTy of the Collegiate
~ Reformed Church nuder authority from the hg'polian
board Of Health The humsn remains inferred IN ht
Cemeiery bounded By Houston Foryih aud kdgest 10 pre- @
Ceier 10th March Persons having eud
Inferred therein desire charge Of the same WI please
apn ON or bee Treasus oe Of sd Church No
~ Broadway Room No q, from 10 a. in t. = m
rNHE LYCEUM of NATURAL HISTORY of
21 o APRIL addresses several o The Host dsun
gusbsd scientific 10 the country may be- expected
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
IRON Rw-ORLBANs AND HAVANA. March a-In steamship
Rspdan--LsuL q. C. H. Clements u Al riett H. Aofrr
sen Barber Hartman p. Y. Bernes Mrs ToseAs hr
Diis Abrew Ar AIe Pobsh, D. Jsgers MI Durng Mr.
DepAsop, Ma DehnsoR.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
Guau Sttamrrs.

UIfUW oSNdNIfIs.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
~ OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA
VIA PANAMA OR NICARAGUA,
m drsteh their splendid Steamships from kewi"rk rom
Per no River WsTent at noeD Al Lower Males saH
ty any other Line.
For Passage or Freight, both Rortes, a. follows:
VIA PANAMA
MARCH les-S,am,bp SANTIAGO DE CUBA connecting WIN
MAEci as ises~Si.amsbp FULTON connecting with Steamship
NEVADA.
VIA NICARAGUA
APRIL Isstssm,p BAN FRANCISCO, connecting With Steam
ship MOSES TAYLOR
These Steamships for this trade and unsnr
Safety Speed Elegance and Comfort anu h.r rates or
will he han By other Lane
Ns.York u. n. CARRINGToH. Agent
CHARLES DANA eePrssdenL WM. II. WEBB, President
No 81 RIeha MI ".
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
Proposals.
OPEICI CoyGRBssIoNAL PRINTER
uF..t4f0lrpm Mach II lf(


wasHINGTOs. March II, Ifos
PROPOSALS for ENGRAVINGS of the IL
LISTRATIOSS accompanying the REPORT ofhe COMMISSION
ER OF PATENTS lbhSHALED PROPOSALS VIII Ne re-
sy.d At t O6rs until SATURDAY Apn H. 1859 at u oeoek ioI
NACINERY accompanying the Report Of TIE Commissioner
the Of the patenee and the
character Of the patent each Illustration
Will e furnished 70 The eotrae'of Nho hus
,rr.pg them into order nearly a. conssni
e0npacuess and The execution oi NE sorA @
y eoua furnished for the published Report for 1900 when has
be-. ptsd volume The plates are 70
h, t.yer ofcost transportation seetto e
spprotal or rejertion efths Congressional Printer -
tisrs required the work ~ ~ HturdoH VIII
ths than pgurs required to i
Tat. an Invention sometimes the easel TIE Whole blDu
oftsure. and paid for single hlutiraop
~rds all h mad, and beet bidder for Tie ntes I
III. regard being paid V the execution o e Nf
urdr hs direction Committee Printing who reserve We
rrht 10 reject n % al ofth bs~ m,
dsrs u,, Congressional Printer drawings Of n
aonf Sufficient number 10 form page aud must accompany t
bid. viii eecirotype plate specimen OF th Nofh Nn
voru made In the establishment ofhat bidder ana
that po the facilities for the prompt Ahs proper exc
cutie of -, -t.,
81 proposa viii considered anles accompanied by bcad With
.scuniy approval United States Judge or si AVfnt
m The r,u,ltT bidder bidders h or ibsr pro
po.a accepted all eIecuie the sork In Accordance VIII s
proposal -, =, ,-t.,-, -.
further that he required vii he iirnshoi npon
,rBiostou 10 tbs onos the Commissioner OF fattuA
HAL ktns sill furnished upoh application 10 M undrrgne
snd no proposal vii W sonLdsd which does not so1on iesV
pos.,, . he addressed to ne Committee Printing
washington - the undersgued aud naorseu on ' eH'e
sps Proposals sOr P.tssi oaee Report ~ =, - =, pA,.