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The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
A bloody Barbecue in Ken
tucky.

CINCINNATI, August 6-Ata a barbecue
at Sandy Riffs, Kentucky, ten miles from
Frankfort, on Saturday evening. John
Thompson and William Gordon been
quarrelng and firing upon each other.
i heir respective friends and followers
Immediately drew their pistols, and some
thirty shots were fired before the ter
mination of the affair. Gordon was
wounded in the face; Thompson's horse
was killed under him; Leonidas Howard
was shot in the hip; DOan Roach was
shot In the lung and will probably die,
and Walter Roach qad his horse killed,
The deputy sher fl is raising force OF
assistants and will to-day endeavor to ar
rest all the participants.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07

The application before the Pennsylya-
MIA board of pardens for Communication
of the death sentence of Blasius Pistor-
ius, the ex-priest, to imprisonment for
life, has been continued until September
3. No action has yet been taken in Jack
Kehoe's case. Application has been made
for the pardan OF ex-Represontative Bull
lard, of Delaware county, on account OF
i'll health.
Yesterday was the ',extra day" at the
Saratoga IN. " race course. The win
ners were: In the race for two-year olds,
five furlongs, Belinda, with Monitor sec
ond, in 1.04l; in the mile aud a-half ra CO
Bonnie WOod, Hattie second, in 2-40t,
in the three quarters of mile race, Sus-
quehanna. Alleveur second, In liza; in
the steeple-chase. Trouble, Coronet sec
ond, in 4.51t,
Isaac Marion was nominated for Con
gress by the republicans in the fourteenth
Ohio district, and Hon.T. j. Maginnis wa
nominated by the nationals. The demo
erats Of the third Ohio district nominated
j. A. McMahon for Congress. II. l.. Glib
son was renominated for Congress in tn,
first Louisiana district, and e. w. Robert
son In the sixth.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07

In accordance with decree oftho IT,.
ted States District Court for West w VII y M
Ia the entire White Sulphur Snrinas
lGreen6rier, West Va.,) PROPERTY hngs ahngS,
eight thousand acres in extent, was otf.r
ed Tor sale yesterday, but no biebet MA
IMAM $500, 600 being received the saIs wa. v,u
adjourned until to-day. 'o was
AT Ocean Grove, N. j., on Mondav ava
ming, Thompson A. Godfrey, aged 6d vsa 80 =
was married to lady of 23, by Rsv 8
Jaquet, and died suddenly yesterday mor -
ming. He was formerly a real estate aoen,
at Pottsville, Pa, but bad lived at Ocsar
drove four years. His first wife died las
winter. ''''
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
W49XE1llIl1T!I10
Opposite Patent Office, Nassisals.
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING WINE mi
RIPENS.

There Is a curious story about son.,
wines which are extensively adyersedr
days, and have only recently been put v
the market. DIR. Cnderhili, the welnI
grape-grower Of Croton Point, died in 4
Some Of his heirs entertained temper,
views of such extreme kins, that tAty
unwilling to allow the stock Of wines hs
hand TO be sold or any more TO be nj
The grapes have sometimes lecn gn
market, and sometimes left to decay
the Vines. 1t is only now that the Other
have succeeded in arranging for setler
Of the estate and the sale Of the xiau
hand, Among these Is wine Of theyal
Of 1864, described as a Sweet Union 4
but suggesting the Imperial Tokay
than any other European wine, and
wholly unlike any other wine Of AMI.
growth. Its purity. age and meovnsi
remarkable. and both physicians and
fanciers have a special interest in it 4
Oldest native wine now accessible in any
siderable quantity. The whole stocksi
hands Of the well-known wholesale ID
house Of the Thurbers.-M y N
Nov. Io, 1871.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
The RehobOth Excursion.

The excursion given by the Delaware
r. r., this morning to Rehoboth was
very successful, there being eight car
loads of persons, when the train left this
city. About two hundred persons came
down from Philadelphia. the train hav-
ing started from there at o'clock.
When the train reached Harrington,
there were twelve car loads.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
Police News.

The Mayor disposed of the following
cases, last evening and this morning.
PATSY" Dooley, for disorderly conduct
So and costs, and $500 bail to keep the
peace:
VIM. Brown, Sol. Corsey and Sam
Buson, Tor the larceny OF a pair of scis
sors the property of Catherine Emmons.
and watch from Charles Biddle, were
each held in the sum of $500 for their ap.
pearance at Court.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
SnIe of Stock.

L. w. Stidham & Son, auctioneers,
sold for the executors of Lewis Welden,
at pubic sale near Newport, on Tuesday
Aug. 9th, 100 head of cattle at an ave-
of sale S3,S22. They were all sold in less
than three hours, and under cash terms.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
SEVENTH wARD-DEMOCRATIC
MEETING.

The Democratic citizens Of the Seventh
Ward are requested 10 meet At the
Friendship Engine House, on WedDes-
day evening, at 3 o'clock. A full atten-
dance is requested as important business
will be transacted.
JAMES W. WARE, President.
JOHN O'DoNNELL, JR., Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
Another Storm.

A storm prevailed in this city, last
evening, during which the wind blew
gercely and considerable quantity of
damage was done, however, and the
storm left the air cool and fresh this
morning.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
ISarn burned.

On Sunday afternoon the barn of Jesse
Miller, at Kennett Square, Chester county
Pa, was struck by lightning and burned
down, together with butcher shop at
tached. Two horses and carriage were
rescued from the burning building.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07

The report which has been widely
telsgraphed that w. o. Avery, of whis-
key-ring fame has determined to sue Ben
Butler for $500 advanced as fee to Sc,
cure the latter's service in his trial at St
Louis is not well founded. While Avery
feels somewhat chagrined at losing the
money, he does not contemplating enter
ing a suit for recovery.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
Inc White Sulphur Snr;u.s
Not Sold.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va
August 6-ln accordance with a decra.,,
OF the United States District court ~.
entlre White Sulphur Springs Nv. Va1
property, about 5000 acres in exten,
was WI ;. offered for sale to-day, but no higb,
er DID than $500, 900 being received ~
sale was adjourned until to-morrovu 'ne
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
Pure Water ! fure Water!

HOUGHTON'S PATENT FL
TERERS
VIII extract all filth and impurities from
your hvdrant water, with the greatest
rapidity. 1t can be applied to any NY
drant. Its use is absolutely necessary In
every family Call and see them. 1t only
needs trial; 1t will recommend itself.
Sold only by
w. 8. WATT,
jy24-1m 1908 Market st.
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Personal.

II. II. and Benz. johnson returned
home, yesterday, from their trip to
Europe.
City Treasurer Vincent together with
his wife and two daughters went down to
Cape May this morHing.
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The above speaks for itself, burH
add that this is the pure juice Of ih
neither d,Eggsd. fquored nor 'pdtH1i
has been ripened and mellowed bIle
for medicinal or sacramento PurpOs
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained iron
Of the leading Druggists thrOug's|
United States. and at wholesale i'0a
undersigned. who will forward d''uI
pamphlet. free of charge on appll''''a|
Respectfully, etc.
q. K. & F. B. THURBERdq
Wet B,oadsoay, Reade and RHd'" Y
NEw-YoRK.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07

THE good people of New York and
Brooklyn are beginning to open their
eyes at the expense Of the great East
River bridge. The trustees have called
on New York for an additional 100000
and ON Brooklyn for 100000 to aid in
completing the structure which, up to
this time, has cost $9,717, ,722 81. Its es
timated cost originally was $8,OOO,OO0.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
NHwPoRr, r. l., August o, 1871

NHwPORT, X. l., August 0, 1873.
Secretary Sherman has accepted an
invitation from the business men of
Providence to attend the weekly meeting
at Squantum, Providence River, to-day.
He will be accompanied by Mrs Sher-
man and few invited guests and will go
eastward in the latter part of the week.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
Hase Ball.

A game of baseball was played yester-
day afternoon at the Schuetzen Park,
between the Quicksteps of this city, and
the Eckford of Philadelphia. The game
resulted in favor of the visiting club by a
score of 18 to 2.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
AMERICAN ROYALTY FLERTA-
TIONS.
MRS. HAYES AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT. August D, 1878.
Mrs. President Hayes, who arrived
here yesterday afternoon, has been the
recipient of marked attention from many
Of the prominent visitors, with pressing
invitations to visit her friends, who are
spending the season there. A number
OF choice floral pieces were waiting her
arrival at Jndge Swayne's cottage, where
she Is a guest.
MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARY
SHERMAN,
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07
Accident 10 N Vessel.

Last evening, as the schooner Blue
Rock was sailing out the creek she ran
into Third street bridge, and broke her
bowsprit, and tore her jib. She was finally
gotten loose without other damage.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07

Here is something worm ca nsrs I'D
that every one needs. FarPffsE FtIs EnGl
and Livery stable keepef,s, ep,n,dow Cleaned
a Wagon Washer, Wlhuow Fam
Garden or street Sprinkler an, purp|
Pump, a Stock Pump, or %i iop saws any 4 p u
where water is used. Inao~09 na Once put
stream 30 feet through hose ~ 1 order. d
Well less liable TO ges go ou' eny an pump
nss. tsss Hsn Simple @ in ccnstrustlS2p aDa acsts
taken out or put IN Wen, ei1i,,ons~no 4
Spring. The cylinder Is ,scRs sS1 OR scrs
rust, no friction, no nails, nails ,n%t MGn together
Everything is solid, wen pteh,v ph, Of them |
those using them speak hlshi'
Force Pumps, $500 and an, l, 1850 ss' $50. |
Pumps, eli. 90, Family Pn1peper u, apeeper,
The we'll know restaurant ER1oetLANI|
No. so4 King street, lWSnl1stos. WIl%ltos'''6} 6t
| Manufacturer and ProPrM,Hsy1.das|
nromptiy attended TO. maA
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.FEWAL:,E!:::s::''::!:'''''i|||'' J: L,!:::::'' q 4 4

u, no.ty.ly cure re%eSsss %eSs,sHIs
S$ ~ y s$s
ing, Painful .S1 sSPpIsiSis P4psisSis reneSEyss
sgs%ssls;Ia " S!'f ssss s.
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n

Obtained for Inventors, 5n ,aess las WI wa our =
9See iosaisd ,,l, 3 M@saisg,Sssa es sa's
Patent Business , ;su SIs 6iG,r gr'ie paie yss s
%n& Sanes asc: 1gs sa as aassstsg.s Ss Sn9 fi M
i1 narg as ,a,d, and s%d'Gs and al S
@ : :f s; S: : E E; s; ) ) +;
%siS wsEssisSisa TSss TO- 3. g. &c 1Sgssa.iSg ss
SegiShsc Jesgeph casev S Sate Cf ypi,s piasni 4 a1SS 1
tors % se asa Members q c1,.,e:s; 1,..GGER 8 co,
Of Pate Palents and Attorneys at l'" N
TasbinSton. ID. Z. z
The daily gazette., 1878-08-07

Having complete our arrangements by
the introduction OF Raney's Patent Reel
oven, with q capacity of turning out TWEEN.
ty barrels of fionr per day into Crackers,
Biscuits and Cakes, and through the aid OF
eight Thousand dollars worth OF the latest
improved polished machinery to supply
this mammoth oven, where neither smoke
dust nor gas enters baking cham bers while
baking, IL being drawn Off by mechanical
appliances, we consider ourselves compe-
tent to compete with any other similar
establishment in this country to furnish TO
Stores, Hotels, Pic-nics. Parties of every
kind and Ship Stores at as low q rate as
| they can be gotten up for, considering the
quality of the goods. We herewith emu
merate a few OF the articles which are OF
the best quality:
Nlc-nae n :, crackers BY the barrel. 10 c.
Soda round and square, 6to Sc.
| Assorted cakes, 10 to 12c.
| Ginger nuts, 10c.
| Ginger cakes, large 150 for 81 0C
Plain candy In quantity per Id. 14c
| Fine a. % 2A ta lbc
Our salesman and wagons will visit ali
the stores in the city and State, and all
stores In the adjacent States OF Pennsyl-
vania. Maryland and New Jersey, and so
licit the patronage of all persons in good
standing who will be pleased to patronizs
Iour establishment. ID. LEMON Il co.
l mav2b-3meod. lit Market street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-25
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
4 I'll SATURDAY, March %. 1873.

sifss gtt ~ SATURDAY, March %, s78.t
1fhfeffra1 G0fd.--1gO,k bid. y
State Eecurlffss.-Vir consos, 57.s bid; Yir-
gfna deferred AZ bid: Virginia interest cert cates,
5 bid: Firginia tax-receipable coupons, 10 bid:
C;tu Securit ies.-Rlchmon city S's. az bid.
Railroad Bonds.--Vi Virginia Central Railroad first
mortgage 6's.J. and j.. 95 bid: Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and j. rs bid: Vir-
ginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage SIS, j. and
j., S5 bid; Virginia Central Railroad -mortglge
S's j: and D., S5 bid; Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage 8s, j. and j., &c bid: Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage S's, j. and
j., 81 bid; Soufhside Railroad first mortgage pre-
ferred S's J.and j., 95 bd Southside Railroad
ond mortgage preferred 8s.J and j., bid; South
side Railroad third MORT preferred Gs. j. and d.
83 bid; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's, j.
and j., SO bid; Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road first mortgage SIS, J.. and D., los bid; Rich
mond aud Petersburg Railroad second mortgage
rs, A. and D., 96k bid; Richmond and Danyiile
Railroad consolidated 6's, ~ and NJ, II Did; Pied
mont Railroad first mortgage S's. A. and o., 90 btd
Railroad Stocks.-RichHond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad comm On, 100 par. 65 asked: :
Richmond. Fredericksburg md Potomac Railroad
SIX per cent. guaranteed, loo par. 90 bid: Rich
mOnd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, % bid.
Bank St0cks.-National Bank Of Virginia, 100
par. "a asked; Union Bank OF Richmond. so par,
~ bid. 40 asked; Merchants and Planters Savings,
25 par. 1S4 bid; Citizens Savings, 25 par, 10 bid
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rise, rs pur, 39k bid: Virginia State, % par, 20
bid; Virginia Home, 90 par. ! 05 asked Merchants
and NrchsnicS 100 par, SO bid 80 asked; City, 100
par, n bid: Granite Insurance Company, 100 par.
76H bid; Richmond Fire Association, % par, 16
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Lumber. slaves. &C.


Rags: Mixed cotton, 2sc.; vlite, 4c.;; wcollen
Lumber. slaves. kc.sa4
lumber: White oak. s12Ms15 n LOCO: Wester7
E1rRfnta poplar, S12.hOGfS25 "a 1000. white pine
s2:odlf65 n1.000 vciI0w pine boards, 81 0s1S14;
joist e12@S1S.i according 10 isnztns. Shingles-
Pine. S2.5GmSJ: cypress ,ix-ibc1. &7.5O@l31G
q LOCO. Laths-Spiirs s so; sawed, s2.20G9 2.5t
Staues. Yhiskey-bqrrel ti,pser.ereen. sIS@s28F
1000: seasesed S201$25 3 1000, Flour-tnrre
timber, S6@s7.56 q 900. Flour-barrei poles, 81
MS: h0gsteidhoops, no. denaEsl; hickory HOOPS.
$3.50. .is II
LlcorIce. 49,. ~, !.
Ltcorfce Paste: ). g. h Co.. :}lc.: R.: b.. 23c.:
A. q. g., 23c.: Is. 4 Co. 24c.; 2. 81 25G.: Anchor
27c.: a. G. c.. 2Uc.: q. s. c.. sssrs G.. G.. Eagle
29c.: C. C. w., lee; no brand, TIC.
LIQUORS. Wines. &x.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pin1s ss9s2.25 3
dozen, gold.
Brandies: Domestic. s1.25Ms2 l.,tt. s1.25@
$3.50; apple. new. yi.75@s2: Old e2.25G3S3;
Virginia peach. S2 @S2.50.
Rue UhisfeHs: Medium, 81 .5D@s52: sure Oh. 81
ass; Virginia mountain, new, S2@b2.5g, Old.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25@iS2: imported 80 . case
Ee1 England Rum: S1.G5.
Rectifed IFhisseus: Marker quiet; proof $40.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.6s1.25 3 100 feet
Poa1der: 1915 by the five kegs-less Than Eys
kegs, 1925; blasting, S3.25@s3.J0.
Shot: Northern, So. 0GrS2 .G5 q bag Of 25 los.
Grindstones: 19tG2Sc. = ID.
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New York

4 New Work..
| STOLEN VIRGINIA BONDS SOUGHT ~ NEW
YORK--ARREsT or THE ALLEGED THIEF.
NEW York, March % 233. IL is rumored to
| day in Wall street that Detective Hindman
OF Virginia, OF the State detective force. hai
kidnapped one David Lawrence on the
charge OF passing bonds stolen from the
Suffolk National Bank OF Virginia. The
bonds We're stolen some five years ago.
Lawrence has been taken to Virginia on the
charge OF being accessory to the robbery.
AMERICAN EXPORTS.
NEW YORK, March 23.-Thc exports OF
domestic produce from this city this week,
including all descriptions. is, in value. the
largest OF the season. From New York and
100000, and from San Francisco, Boston,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore not less than
So, 600, 900 additional.
FATAL ACCIDENT on BOARD HUDsoN-RJyER
STEAMER.
NEW YORK, March 23.-The steamboat
Magenta LETT Hayerstraw at twenty minutes
oil Z and landed at Sing Sing, taking aboard
a urge number of passengers. She started
on her way to New York at ten mi1utes
past 7. and had steamed two miles when the
PaoSCITClS "eIC Sbhticu ny .tuc hOlst VI
escaping steam. Before they could decide
what was the cause a terrible explosion oc-
CURED, filing the vessel with steam. The
passengers in the after part OF the boat
rushed forward and were enveloped IN the
escaping vapor, many being severely scalded
in their frantic efforts to escape. A scene
OF the widest terror followed When the
steam cleared away there was found lying
in the forward cabin near the stove the
bodies OF dozen men-two dead, two ia
tally scalded, and eight dangerously so.
SINKING OF A sTEAM-TUG-cAsBIER ROBBED.
NEW YORK, March 23.-The steam-tug
Scandinavian, in attempting to back along
side vessel after towing her to sea, got
foul under her bow and was capszed and
sunk. The captain and crew were rescued.
in Brooklyn this afternoon the cashier OF
the Planet mills, on President street, was
knocked down and robbed OF $500. The
cashier was on his way from bank to the
mills when his assailants, four in number,
set upon him. They had horse and wagon
at hand, and drove off at break-neck pace.
followed by a policeman and crowd OF
excited citizens. The robbers, however,
escaped.
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MARYLAND and virginia.

ISTLRCUANGE OF JOURNALISTIC CoUKTESIES.
BALTIMORE, March 23.-Colonel William
Townes, Jr., editor OF the Roanoke IVA.
Valleg, and j. A. ii. St. Andrew, Esq, OF
the Farmyille (Va.) Mercury to-day pre-
scnted to Mr.. A. S. Abel. OF the Sun. a
handsomely engrossed parchment certlti-
cate OF his election as member OF the n
ginia Editorial Association. Colonel Townes
made happy speech on presenting the GER
titicate, to which Mr.. Abel responded III
the most appropriate terms. The meeting;
of the Virginia and Maryland editors ana
proprietors was amost agreeable and happy
event.
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SATURDAY nights 7 L
,,,pp.crSa NEWS FROM TfiE OH
WORLD AND THE NEW.

.bposrf, BoND-Ro.BER> KIDNAPPED BY
VIRGINIA DETECTIVES EXPORTS OF Do
MesTrC AItURES-FREiGHT-
nrr,T BURNED IN MoBILE-HIGHWAY
ponRsRY IN BEooKEYN--THE ENGLISH
GOVERNMENT PURCHASING HEAVY AR
Cutlery; MUNITIONS OF WAR BEING
ED-TYPHUs-FEvERI IN THE
r,sT-oEITCART-T DEFENCEs OF
COMMEMORATIVE GREAT ENGLISH
WAKING. MATCH-oPPoSiTIoN OF COT
,rox OPERATIVES IN ENGLAND TO 4 RE-
Dr,CTIoS OF WAGES, &C, &C.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell. lawrence, New York
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen & Co.,
agents,
Steamer Norfolk. Tunnill, Philadelphia r,erehan-
disc and passengers. w. u. Porter, agent.
steamer Ariel, Mayo, SOrtOik, United States
mail. merchandise and passengers, l.. Is Iatuln'
agent.
Steamer Shirley, Geoghegan, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers. II. II. Douglas, agent.
Steamer Thomas FennerS, Ganley, SorfoH, llm-
Der, John 4. Belvin.
Schooner }. II. Gallagher, Ramsey, Philadelphia
pig-ron, Joseph lall & Co.
Schooner Mary and Frances, McAndrewS, Phila-
tclphIa, coal. p Il. Darlington.
Schooner Pearl, Richardson, Baltimore, coal, :.
H. Halves. 49,
Schooner An,hca Godfrey, Price, Philadelphia,
pig-iron, Old Dominion IRON and Nail-WOrks.
Schooner MaIide Briggs, -, New York, In BAL
last, to load.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Schooner Mary Riley, Riley, New York. corn
Curtis i Parker.
Schooner Anna NJ. Edwards, sncdecor. Norfolk
coal. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Norris, Norfolk. paving
block. Currie * Co.
SAILED SUNDAY
Steamship Isaac Bell. Lawrence, New York
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen & co.
agents.
chanGise, To master.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore March 22J, schooner +. j. So
ward. App!cSarin.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner w. II. kenzie, Sopcr, hence. a: Se'
York on Thursday.
Schooner Laura G. Wolf, Ewing, hence, ut Pba
dclpha Oh Friday.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIEIA,}
OFFICE sUP'T PUBLIC pRISIISG.
iNInND VA March Ia 1879

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIEIA,1
OFFICE sUP'T PUBLIC IRISrISG.
RICHMOND, VA, March q. 1878.
Tn compliance with law SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received III the office cf TIE Superintendent
of Public Printing until MONDAY harch the 2oth'
PRINTING, BINDING, RULING, LITHO-
GRAPHING. &C., s
for the State of VIRGINIA for twelve months, COM
]. Printing SENATE JOURNAL, DOCUMENTS,
. t: Priaiing HOUSE JOURNAL, DOCUMENTS,
a. Printing ANIMAL REP9 IRI y, OF Of o..
FlCERs, boards. ana lMSaIruIioSS ', inS,u
to the Board of Public Works. Contractors willnot
be allowed to charge for composition when extra
copies srs 9rersd q Roar e. sae ocer
Y. Printing ting T vi MY VOLUME OF
VII Printing III other PAsIPHL EFT and BOOK
WORK required by any department OF Tue govern
'" VII. Printing JOB WORK comprising blank
Forms, such rs Warrants, Oatls, Commissioners
Books, Poll Books, and Job Work generally.
Parties budding VIII ste price per l.UOO ems ior
VII FoLD5N,G,, STITCHING, BI ND
T RI snaS 6 WRAPPING &C., OF ACTS OF
~ e 81 Bi RlpiSei$ &C. rwENTY-NlNTH GRAFT
<. All other BiSDlNG, RULING. STITCHING,
&C, required BY officer, of the State.
81. Lithoeraphing LETTER-nEADs. ENvEI.-
Bidders must conform in their bids 10 the fore
going schedule.
to have forms of large jobs duplicated TO lessen cost
of press-work.
The SUPPLEMENTARY also reserves to himself the
It win be REQUIRED or persons contracting for
work in the above schedule to execute BOND, 70 pc
contracts 4. f. FRAYsER,
superintendent OF Public Printing.
NH