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EXTRACTS FROM STATE REVENUE LAWS.

EXTRACTS FROM STATE REVENUE LAWS.
Any person licensed as commission mer-
ardent spirits, aud malt liquors, gold and silver
coin bonds certificates of public or private debts or
other securities which may be left with ar consigned
to him for sale. ANY person buying or selling
contrary u tho provisions Of this section or who
shall In any manner violate tile same, shall pay 4
fine OF not less than fifty dollars nor more than one
thousand dollars for each offence.
~ Any person licensed as land agent may sell
land IN this Commonwealth entrusted TO him for
sale. Any person selling land or Offering to
sell tue game who is not Eli auctionecr or who has
not the fee-simpie tile or any other less estate
therein shall be held TO be land agent. For
any violation OF this section the person shall pay a
lnc Of not less than one hundred dollars nor more
than five hundr. d dollars for each offence.
- Any person licensed rs : real estate auc;
estltc In this Commonwealth entrusted 10 him for
sale; provided that no such auctioEeer shall be al
estate or Otherwise without taking out 4 stock
brokers' license therefor. For any violation
Of this section the person offending shall pay . fine
OF not less than one hundred dollars nor more than
one thousand dollars for each offence.
= Any person or corporation that deals in
coin, Foreign or domestic exchange, Government
stocks or other cert eates OF public debt certificates
of debt or shares in any CORPORATION or chartered
company or that sells the sane or any OF them on
commission or for other compensation or who ne
cd TO be a stock-broker. A stock broker shall have
the right to buy and sell for profit or 10 sell ON com
mission the coin, exchange, stocks, certificates of
deDt suares In chartered companies, hank notes aud
notes used as currency aforesaid, and may sell
esther privately or by auction, and also negotiate
loans upon real estate securities ANY person or
corporation engaged iu the business Of receiving
money on deposit, or In 40 receiving money on de.
post, and also In lending money or In diseonh ting
neEotiabs paper or other credits, shah be deemed
Shall be paid forthe sddIti9nal privilege OF private
banking. Any,perSol oreorporation Violating the
proystons OF This section Shall pay ne or not less
,nan one hundred ner mere than 1--we thousand dol.
i2r5ff0r each offence. NH aD-st
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Another Letter from Colonel Hughes
". tf,s,; LYNCHBURG, March %, 1919.


Editors of lie Richmond Dispatch:
Dear Sirs,--Tn my letter to Register r s-
ter, published in yesterdays Dispatch, VIII
ten in haste, think / employed language
too strong in regard to the ''waiVer =" OF inc
homestead allowed by the third section oil
the Virginia homestead act Of Assembly Oh
June q, 1870.
It would have been more accurate In me 10
have said that Judge Riyes has frequen' ~ re-
fused to recognize the :" waiver In cases I'D
which it came incidentally before him.. 90
not know Of any case in which the Judge has
given direct decision on that specific sub
ject.
Nv own view of the subject is that the
bankrupt has full power over the eXemp-
tons allowed him by the general bankrupt
law and its amendments. These are COM
mcrcial laws, intended for the benefit OF
commerce ; and under them the CONTRACT
between the bankrupt and his creditors Is
that in consideration OF discharge from all
debts, and of receiving the property exempt
cd by law (thc title to which Is by the 18th
section and its amendments and proVHos
reserved TO and an his% Internationally all
The residue Of his property is assigned LOT
the benefit of his creditors. The property re-
served TO him is reserved to him as person III
commerce. and not as patcr Jdm1hds; tue
law simply asrertainng the amount in refer
ring to the homestead laws of the States, and
the object Of the reservation being to give
him capital i'm trade or domestic coupe
tcncy Intended to facilitate his reemDarkinS
into business. There is nowhere i'll the bank
rupt act or its amendments any authority
given to impair the contract thus made ny
limiting the Lankrupt's tenure in the pro-
perry exempted to him, or by controlling
him in his full exercise of the rights OF pro-
perty over it.
But the homestead law is a domestic mca-
sure, Intended to tie up property from COM
MERGE and destroy the debtors control over
il. 1t is contrary to the spirit and intention
of such law to allow Il " waiver" OF its eX-
emptions. That would be an absurd and
ridiculous consulnmation-first, by careful
provisions to place the homestead beyond the
power of the p0tcr famlhas, and then to
allow hun by Il mere scratch of the pen 10
elude those provisions and to laugh at tue
folly Of such legislation!
Yet, in either event, whether we regard
the object of the domestic law i'll tying up
the homestead from commerce, or that OF the
bankrupt law in reServing simply the amount
of it to the bankrupt rs L blsis OF resumlng
business, TO allow the' waiver" OF the home
stead or its amount in advance woIld be
equally unphiosophicil and inconsistent
with the objects Of the respective laws.
Yours, respectfully,
ROBERT w. HUGHES.
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m 81 ti,s cstate DC David Bruce deceased
Tor The relief OF tie ageties rf JONI
Thompson, late slsri1 of IazewelI COUNT
to repeat an act passed Apfil 1852, lnco OF
.Iorsting the Peafisbalrg Academy i q ocia'
.tion; 10 Incorporate heAugussas !! Pa per
s5iiIl Company !; to incorporate the Kappas,
hammock and Hanover Junction kaiiroau
Company; to authorize the District sehoo y
Boards. of Wytbe md Bedford scounaesao
nppIy ur1expended district funds to the pay
ment Of teachers salaries. :,
The following House engrossed biils were
nassed: To empower the Board OF SupefYl-
sors OF Chesterfield county to erect renee
ON and change the line of the district; 70
constitute conductors and agents Of railroads
conserTators of the peace; to secure ad.
yallces on agricultural products; reauei ~
into one the several acts in relation TO- Z, Inc
seat of government OF the State; proTldlne
for the custody and care of The properly OF
the State in one adjacent thereto, and ior the
sale of part of the said property.
On motion of Mr.. DOUGLAS, the HOUSE
adjourned. "a st Egs,s
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JUDGE RWEs.-The Lynchburg Press at
tempted to defend Judge RlvEs from the
structures Of the journals which had COM
mented upon his recent remarkable utter
ance from the bench as to forming negroes
and whites into lines on election occasions.
The Press went SO far as to intimate that the
Judsehad been misunderstood. Whereupon
the Virginian replies: ~
['ihe words were] "written down cerbatirn
by our reporter at the moment Of their de-
Livery. We did not hesr tue remarks for the
reason that VIC never attend the United States
Court but our reporter, whose business it
was to report facts, and nothing else, did.
The correctness Of his report has been ccrti-
tied by Intelligent and fair-ninded gentle
men, = some of them members of the bar
/ who were both surprised and shocked ut the
| utterances which they heard fresh from the
lips Of Judge Riycs." rs setss&
1t is something to Judge RIvEs's credit that
he has repented Of the offence with which he
stands charged.
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Death Of .T,,deee William Daniel, Jr.

3
Death Of Judge William Daniel 1T.
WILLIAM DANIEL, JR,, Of Lynchburg, dieo
suddenly at his residence, in Lynchburs' on
the evening of Friday last, March 2Stb' aseu
about siyty-iiye or siyty:scven years.
WILLIAM DANIEL, JR., was the son OF VIZ
nv D,S,r, sR.. which latter was himself
nudge of what was in his day stSiea 'he
circuit superior court of law and chaucery,"
and was worthy of position that was then
,cscr occupied except by men of learning,
character. and natural talents. From his
father the younger DANIEL inherited traits OF
both person and mind nearly resembling
those of the elder DANIEL. at tan early age,
probably almost rs soon as be was twenty
one wears old-that is, in 1S31--he was elected
y member of the General Assembly. and con-
tnucd to be elected at intervals, when he
would consent to serve, up TO the
Time of his elevation to the bench Of the
Court of Appeals in December, 1916; 70
which position he was subsequently reelected
by the people in May, 1852, and it he con-
timed TO hold until he was super seeded by n
military appointee, since the close of the late
civil war. The fact that he was, to use a
tigure, taken from the floor and raised to q
position upon the bench Of the highest judi
cial tribunal in the State is in itself tribute
to his natural abilities, his attachments in his
profession, and his character. which tells in
few words that he was no ordinary man. He
was honest, bigh-toned, courteous, defer
enial to the bar, yet firm as rock, clear
headed, and bold. At the bar, he was reputeda
leading ntSi p1ius lawyer whiistycta Young
man, and. later. the equal Of the best in Tie
big hest courts Of the country. Upon the
hustiDss, he was accounted fearless oppo-
nent and IN orator second to but few. Upon
the bench his was Il noDlep cldru1n ct re71cr0-
bile, though the military prevented 1t from
becoming venerable in another sense. In
every relation OF life he bore bis part hon
orably and successfully. His memory will
long remain fresh in the minds of his fellow
citizens Of Lynchburg and its vicinity. His
modesty limited his popularity and his fame
to an extent Of country much less than his
merits would have entitled him to claim as
his judicial district. May Virginia never
want Tor such men as was Judge WILLIAM
DANIEL, JR. -.....
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m SPRING 1873.
NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK.
-. N ID npRIl,E & 60,

- s., ,sfyt.- T, r. PRICE s. co.
ara now opening their first purchases Of EAHLl J,
SPRING GOODS, and during the present ano
coming week will get in the bulk OF their eoocS'
comprising everything new, beautiful, ana atsrac-
tive, in their line. -. .,o,,,.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FRISTS-greaI .sa'ieSyr'
JAPANESE SILKS AND PopL1Ns, AiohAiHs' 80
nIArK eros GRAIN AND BONNET SILKS, 5LLst
TpAyELLIsc sUIrfSGs, GRENADINES, PLAIN
AMI, STRIPED PoPLINs, all grades; DRESS GOODS
In endless variety; IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEET
1yeis. PILLOW LINENS, CAsSIMEREs, CLOTHS,
sHAwIs. BLEAcuED CoTToNs, COTTON SHEET
1SGs. DIAPERS, TowELLINGs, DAMAsks, PIepEs'
HOSIERY, CoRsErTs, MD GLOVES, &c. &c.
,,',, o., n. r. PRICE s. co.
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ha LAHGE JsfBEIss on VERY-
AND ATTRACTIVE LOTS IN
no BE SOLD AT AUCTION
THIS AFTERNOON An ggL0c The spee s,,
attention Of capitalists and others Is pariiculs,
called to the great ana important sale OF on
HtshDREB and TEN LOTS In The town Of Nm.
chester TO come OF THIS AFgERNDpE st The en-.
ner Of Everett and Clay streets, wHKHr sr1rAnp
WILL BE PROVIDED. Al, onni.
bus will leave my olice at 81 o'clock promptly IL
convey sii who may wish to attend. / :;
Now is q ffie chance TO make profitable fnvest-
ment. Sec auction head for further particulars
i NH 81 W.GoDDIS, Heal Estate Agent.
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nsa oh. Tt1Ty's Fill IS are purely
yeretniic fof Eesping the bowels In
nuturaf r,ofion and cleansing tie system OF NIL Inn
puritIes and posstIvaeuye Tor constipati they
restore the diseased liver stomach, and ddneys 70
heatthfui action while % the same time they brace
and fnyigorate the whole system. -
DIX. TUFTS GEL EBRATED FxpECToRART
now N ACTs.-Eirst, It detaches from the bfoii-
chi.l or. wind tubes the nreous or snatter which
sonefim adiieres to them with ihe tenacity Of
zinc secondly, II mitigstes the pain and remosea
the construction of the bronchial tubes and muscles
of the chest Thirdly, 1t ressts the progress OF IN
Elimination, and assista the lungs 70 throw OH Tue
IRRITATING h'''''e' - SEssz7 NIB 3l-deod& wit
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Two THE PUBLIC.

At meeting Of the bankers and brokers of This
city held on Friday March -, 1873, IL was unani-
m6llsly resolved 10 publish the following card:
The undersigned LICENSED bankers and brokers
In the city of Richmond, call the attention OF par
ties engaged I'm some other hrapch, OF business TO
the fact That they are faily infringing upon the
legitimate business of banking or brok rage, for
the privilege OF trausactng which the undersigned
are compelled to pay heavy LICENSE. TA%Es.
Whilst willing that any person or firm should en-
gage in the line of business as themselves
they certainly ask that they should compete with
them ONLY UPON THE SAME TERMS AND CONDt-
TONS TO WHICH THEY ARE THEMSELVES SUB
JECTEp In the payment OF these license taxes.
They therefore notify all parties engaged In buyi"G
or selling stocks bonds In negotiating loans. or
selling negotiable time.paper, that in future any
such instance coming 10 their knowledge will I've I'M
nedatcly reported to the proper State and city OIL
cias, In order that parties thus offending may be
compelled to pay The taxes required and the lines
imposed by law for lrausacng such business with
out license. fSec eXtracts from State revenue laws
published at foot.
And they further pledge themselves each 10 the
other to report any such arising in future, and
collectively 10 aid IN the stoppagc OF the cause oi
this their complaint.
DAVENPORT & CO,
LANCASTER & CO.,
ISaACS. TAYLOR & WILLIAMS,
Il. III. MAURY 6 Co,
PARKER CAMPBELL 4 Co.
EDWARD COHEN.
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H3; HANDSOME DWELLING AM

BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE TO BE SOLD AT
attention Is called to The s,,a
of the HANDSOME RESIDENCE Of the late Mr.
Sophia 9. Deane, at the northeast corner Of Ma
she'll and Ninth streets This Is really an exceeo,
residence In every respect, and is in perfect order
The furniture was purchased few years ago, and
fitted to the house, and Is OF very superior aua,I,v
The dwelling will be sold on WEDNESDAY tho "a
Of April at O'Clock p NJ. and the furniture on H.
NEXT DAY at 10 o'clock. Persons Wishing 10 10
so can examine the dwelling and furniture bc,.e.,
the hours or and O'Clock 2. NJ.
nih3f-3t = w. GODD1S, Auc.tonec,
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aaEETrNGs.
s-@-.,,a---.s CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
RICHMOND, MONDAY. March u, 1874.
. n 4 MEETING OF MERCHANTS

RICHMOND, MCynAY.sh1uchS ~, 1910.
At A MEETINGS OF MERCHANTS
~ and others held In the rooms or the Chamber
of Commerce on The 27tl instant The following Pre-
omI,r and resolution were unanimously adopted
..Vhercas, In view of the great connctlons ~, pa
the city of Richmond just openeti znd about 70 ne
eomnlcted IL is the opinion of her business mt
and ii the Of her various tsass aha 20
mas at the earliest pract cablei nlonient OF. tler
large and growing industries and Of her 20
state Fair seems to offer aproper opportunity Ior
such M exhibition; therefore
TPssolued, THAT the President Of the Chamber OF
Commerce be requested 70 call meeting ~ order
com n,itfcc to confer with the Executive Committee
of The state Agricultural Society In order to organ
ze stsc plan rs may be promotive of the Interest
of Richmond in connection with the approaching
Fair" fs,g, - ~ .ha
Chamber of Commerce, Tobacco Exchange, ana
the Corn Exchange, together With Fcpresen,atVss
NJ thc various trades and caiings In the city, are
requested to meet I'm the roorns OF the Chamber OF
Copmcrce THIS EVENING at O'Clock.
oh''i.-~s Il. W. MCCANCE.
President Chamber OF Commerce.
=, r, .,o,,,, NJ Sprrefary $3.50 NH 3i-lt
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Igs sbtof sfpspty it 70 sesin
the form OF money {, s..
irh,re d no difference amoDt the Interests
ri cIasees ON this suhject Money Ike
other things of value, mustIbe regulated by
SIMPLY and demand as Other things are.
I,sa to itself it will be at one time above SIX
rer cent. and another below it. Law cannon
control its value, and never has done so,
whatever the u<rry-law men say. Every
bfaIy knoyyse this
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Six Per Cent. and Land-Iolders.

The Richmond Wing inveighs bitterly
against the emDarrassments which its patent
guack medicine Of six per cent. interest on
money has encountered in the Legislature.
The Wing says the failure Of the six per
cent. usnry law is "a dcath-blow to The
landowners" This is indeed bad news il
true. But how it can be true we cannot sec.
Landowners cannot be disintegracd from
society. Their interests aud those Of every
other class are too completely lnterlocked to
admit Of separation. The price of money
affects all classes alike, and eight per cent. is
no more disastrous TO one than another. 1t
is as bad for the merchant to have to pay
high for money as it is for the farmer, and
neither class can get money at less than its
- IiStSe In the market, no matter what the law
= e. concerning its value.
may say p the advocates of usury law
But theEn Virginia the farmers are ma
know that l. voting population, and they
Jority Of rif the farmers can be embodied in
'ss'st bark measure it must be caried in the
Legislature. Were farmers in Il minority,
some other class supposed to govern in
legislation would be hunted up and excited
to consider that per cent was death to
them.
There is no reason why farmers are more
to DC injured by one rate Of interest than
any other class, and there is no reason why
they should as class be brought forward to
favor or resist usury law. What is best
for other classes is best for them, and that is
to leave money where the Bible left it free.
Now, il the Legislature were to pass law
prohibiting the sale of land at over three dol
lars per acre, that would be ga death-blow
s3s to landowners; or, it a law should he
passed that restricted to tobacco to two dol
lars hundred, potatoes to twenty-five cents
per bushel, wheat to one dollar, and corn to
forty cents, that would be "a deatt-b|ow to
landowners and to farmers. Everybody
could understand that. But we cannot I'm.
defstand how the failure Of the Legislature
to declare that money is not and shal! not be
worth more than six per cent. is a death-blow
rs to landowners any more than to other PEG
pie. Government has no more right to pu
restriction upon the value Of money THAI
~ sslso w HsuiS 1iic fa'uo VI otueF property
The last man that should demand such 10
striciion ID the Virginia farmer The cardi
ma, principle with him has always been fret
trade freedom TO :. buy where you can buy
g clesp ut and sell where you can sell dear
f.est.g How does that cardinal ard Jus
snaxin tally with the usury law? Must til,
2 farmer hayc the Immunity sell his cornant
wheat and potatoes for the highest price tie,
will bring in tho market fTTssii,c he puts re
straint upon the value or t,,e property OF l.is
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!. Ros-ADALIs, THE GREAT

= @ r OS>A DALI THE GREAT
BLOoD-PUR1FTER AND RENoyATOR-
TrAoRE, January ], Isso.-Gentlemen affords
me pleasure to add my testimony to The woudprr,r
effects of your truly excellent medicine. ross.
DALIS. After suffering for two years from shat
tered constitution, with scarcely hope Of rc,,or.
ten to my usual health, was induced 10 try ,onr
EoSADALIS. After taking, according to yorr
direction, fire bottles, can truly say that have
been completely restored ss my many friends know,
and believe solely by the use Of your meiicnc. |
cordially recommended rs AL excellent rcnoya,or
andpurifer of the blood
Truly yours, JOHN Cox,
NH 3l-eodaw corner Gay and Lombard streets
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ss,,AatHE z

I ,,..r,ed3 Il s. ylrockfo e Thursday March IN.
az nv Tho Affpf Stubs. D.
I Isfs riy TaTIJM or Richmond, Va,
IN I'M b. datIghtef az William @. PARSONS, Esl (
New Brunswickt Nd EA s gsss
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the Educational Journal for Ap,il has
beea received hy US. We repeat, that every
educator ia tie State ought to take 1t.
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NJ THE VIRGINIA NATURAL


PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL,
sold by us, and extensively used IL this city AMI
elsewhere for the past seven years and which has
given such general satisfaction wherever used, Diff
fers from all Other ludricating oils Sod in this mar
ket. 1t Is ss
A PURE, NATURAL LUBEICATING OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADVENTURE WHATEVER,
free from all grit AMI gum; and. under the same
circumstances tie best sperm or lard oil, viii
heat wear or cut the boxes or bearings. Experience
has proven beyond doubt that this Is one Of the
BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBRICATING OILS
before the public.
Observe that our brand Is on each barrel.
We are the sole agents here for the Virginia Ma
,ural Petroleum Lubrlcatns Oh, every barrel cf
which sold by us bearing our brand thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATiNG Oil,
PURCELL, LADD s. CO., AGENTS,
..-. .-.. RICHMOND, VA"
Oderrs addressed TO us will receive prompt alien
ton. and be shipped in good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD & CO. Druggists
mh3-3m EicuiuI, Va.
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VIRGINIA HALL.
THREE GRAND EXTRA NIGHTS.

THREE GRAND EXTRA NIGHTS.
PROFESSOR STONE
i'm his Marvellous AMI Amusing Experiments!
GREAT GlFT-NlGHTS,
MONDAY EVENING; MARCH 81, TUESDAY
EVENING, APRIL |, AND WEDNESDAY
EVENING, ArHlL ., 1873
MATINEE WEDN ttSDAY AT O'CLOCK.
On each occasion either splendid set Of gu hM,
BER FURNITURE, Il beautiful IlUNTlNG:-tM,As:S,t'
%YFIVE DOLLARS, as a grand present, and at
least fifty other costly presents.
Doors open at u. conmence at $ O'clock. a.,
bofy of the hail two cnvei"peS, Soc. Children hf-
price to body OF hall Extra envelopes tguaraitcc-
fuga prcscnD, 81 cach. ,
mcnt. 49, :,, !,
Ciies for instruction in Flcctr0-Hioogy will be
formed at the Exchange Hotel THURSDAY EVE
MING ut O'Clock. l!ii 3l-Jt
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+" c. II A NJ p A & n L.

MRsSRs. BOUCHE, Fills, & CO.,
of France, inform me that In consequence of the
several failures Of the wine crop they also are CON-
PEELED to raise the price of their wine from tie LIST of
April next. This rise will amount to g. gold, cr
basket or case. Upto the lst of April shall sell ut
old prices, and would advise everybody In want Of
CHAMPAGNE to send their orders in before the
end of tue present month. OSCAR CRAM,
NH 27-dtApl No. Ii Governor street.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING,
i BINDING, LITu0GRAPHiNG.S &c.

5.za. ....ss.k COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA, I
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PgISTiNG,i
RICHMOND March Is, 1879.
In accordance with law. sealed proposals viii bc
isol. until TUESDAY, April /, 1878, at /. At. for
printing and binding for the state OF Virgins for
the ensuing twelve months, as follows:
!. SENATE BILLS, DOCUMENTS, Jouh'
!. Ho0ss BILLS, DOCUMENTS, JOURNAL.
SC. sssi y.sl & slssft
). ANNUAL REPoRTS OF OFFICERS,
Boards, and Institutions, including reports OF inter
nal improvement companies TO Board or fahac
1. ACTS. OF GESERhIl ASS EMILY.
TAS'S REPORTS.
8. All other PAMPHLET and BOON-WoRK re-
q,Ired by amy department OF Government
Y JOB blank forms, war.
rants, oatls, commissioners books, po,l-boess, a'i
t0b-work generally. Bidders Will state price res
ieoe ems for composition, and for prrSs-sora fst
token of $50 imprs ssioI,s. .. .,
&. BINDINGS FOLDING, STITCHING fu!. Z
| ING. TRiaIMfNG,N RAfpING, &c fc'la'r,d W
.. IITno Heads, Envelopes.
The superintendent reserves To himself the right
10 lave forms of large Jobs duplicated.
The superintendent also reserves the rehs W ss'
Contractors viii be reaaIrcd 10 enter into bond,
with seeg.i BY, 70 DC by AIRY OF tie
GomWoawsllta. for the so NssSaa-
zion OF tsisif contracts. 49, . .,,,
spfsineaenfgwo required nsas De seen = sie
0lisS Of Tho aniiegst gned. tx ~ u IN
| 8 SUI esia .sad3bt Of Rubiie lsiiass
| mh,i7-eoatApi