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The New York herald., 1879-09-24

the renublican list in each of the election districts
and the first name on the anti-Tammany list in each
election district be confirmed so as to facilitate
business
Mr. French moved to amend that tn, list OF in
spectors appointed by Mr.. Wheeler and himself he
confirmed. Mr.. MacIean was about expressing his
mpatience and explosively exclaimed, 'Oh. that be
-" when he corrected himself in time and
said, Il won't say what was about 10 say tnat
might be nnparliame ntary.'
my motion a substitute. All i'll favor Of the
Excuse me- said Mr.. MacLean. ..I want to be
heard before you put the motion. My motion is
that republican inspector and one anti-Tanl-
many inspector from each election district be ap-
..Mr. Wheeler and myself. " responded Mr. French.
care confident that the republican list of inspectors
must be approved, and THINK thnt might az weii
be done first last. and therefore offer my amend
ment."
Mr.. Morrison claimed that tho substitute ont
of order, inasmuch it destroyed the original
motion.
Mr.. French--weil. move to amend that the
republican INSPECTORS appointed by Mr.. Wheeler and
myself be confirmed
Mr.. Morrison-That is inconsistent with the origi-
nal motion
Mr.. French-Wel that is my amendment, and
declare il to be in order.
MIR. Morrison-|pon what grounds?
Mr.. Frenc HI have moved Us al amendment to
Mr.. MacLean's motion that only those inspectors
named by Mr.. Wheeler and myself be confirmed.
Mr.. Morrison-And that amendment is not in
order.
The amendment was put 10 vote and lost on
party tic votethe original motion sharing the Same
fate.
Mr. Wheeler moved thar the list of inspectors
submitted by him and Mr.. French and the list
marked No. IA nixedl list composed OF one inspector
from each election district taken from The Taimany
and anti-Iammany lists) be approved.
Mr. Morrison moved to amend by striking out the
names marked ''Tanmany Hail. from the mixed
list presented. Mr. French asked If Mr. Morrison
could designate tho names and the latter expressed
his entire willingness to do so. 81 movo, said Mr..
Morrison. Ito strike ont the names of those con-
tanned in the list No 3, known Tainmany Hall
inspectors, and the second name in each election
district of those submitted by Messrs. Wheeler aud
French, on the republican list.
The amendment and the original motion were both
lost party vote of the nonpartisan Board whore
upon motion for adjournment prevailed.
The New York herald., 1879-09-24
KINGS COUNTY DEMocnAcY.

meeting Of the Kings County Democratic Gen.
eral Committee held last evening their head
quarters, corner of Remsen and Court Streets
Brooklyn, for the purpose of ratifying the nomina-
tions of the Syracuse Convention. The chair was
occupied by Jacob l. Bergen.
General Roger A. Pryor was the chief speaker. He
received with applause. He reviewed the course
prior to and in the Syracuse Convention, which they
entered with exhortations to harmony. He asked
why they didn't harmonize? The Tammany people
talked of harmony, but meant captulation, and thus
made the denomination of Governor Robinson in
evitable. They retired from the Convention aud
for that the speaker declared Tammany Hall has
tired from democratic conventions forever He said
that Governor Robinson was not only personally an
honest man but an intrepid and upright magistrate.
Other speakers followed, after which the resolu-
tons ratitying the nominations were ously
adopted.
The New York herald., 1879-09-24

intimidation and exercise OF improper influence thai
thousands of votes were taken from me-.
"Were votes purchased?"
Perhaps not much that unless you mean the
sort of bribery which makes mans bread de.
pendent his vote. Last year the employers
almost stood their employees to see that
they voted right. and to prevent their changing
the ballots which had been given to them tney
We're printed on tri-c6ored paper-red, white and
blue--and were quarter OF yard long, SO that they
might be distinguished from the other side OF the
room shall get substantially the vote of every
man OF the party which is left uninhuenced.
Here the cards OF two ladies' were brought in, and
the gallant General hastily excused himself, thus
bringing the interview to u close
The New York herald., 1879-09-24


The Executive Committee meet to-day at ten A. NJ.
Among the prominent personages who were about
the committee room during the day were Henry
Tidcn, the brother OF the Ex-Governor, and ex Sec
retary OF State John Bigelow.
KELLY's VIEWS.
After the adjournment of the committee the poll
ticians gave full to their speculative powers.
Many insisted that the course adopted toward the
Tammany Committeeman would serve to annhate
the campaign for Mr. Kelly. But whatever the opin-
ion of these gentlemen may be- it is not shared either
by Mr.. Kelly his friends The former that the
fact of his having representation on the State
central Committee will not make the slightest dif-
ference in the condition of affairs they have ex-
listed since the denomination of Governor Robinson.
Mr. Kelly states that lie will still remain in the field,
and that his canvass will go on as uninterruptedly
nothing had occurred. SUCH as has happened in
the cases Of the Tammany committeeman.
In this connection it may be we'll to state one fact
that appears have been lost sight OF by the friends
Of Governor Robinson. At the Syracuse Convention
held in Shakespeare Hall, and by which Mr.. Kelly
nominated, committee OF fifteen ap-
pointed, having for its chairman Lieutenant Gov
ernor Dorsheimer. This committee was charged
with the of Mr. Kellys campaign and will to all
intents and purposes practically be State Central
Committee.
The action of Peter Mitchell in leaving Mr. Kelly
and joining hands with the Robinson men, has con-
siderably disconnected the latter. 1t Is broadly
limited that Mr.. Mitchell has taken this course by
of arrangement with tho Tammany
leader. 1t is said that Mr.. Gumbleton asked 70
resign his claims in favor of Mr. Mitchell and that
the latter to act with the Robinson State Com
mitteemen in order to find out all their plans.
All this is denied by adherents OF Mr.. Kelly, who
bitterly denounce their late ally.
The New York herald., 1879-09-24
STRUGGLE FOR ELECTORAL CONTROL

STRUGGLE FOR ELECTORAL CONTROL
The Committee of Five. consisting of Messrs.
Campbell. Quinn. Secor. Cumming and Van wyck.
appointed Monday evening by Tammany Hall to see
about the proper steps to be taken to insure the ap
pointment Of the regular democratic inspectors and
poll clerks Of election. met yesterday morning ut
eleven O'Clock in the sheriTs Office. with Mr.. Van
wyck as chairman. Alter some discussion Ms to the
best course to pursue Mr.. Aaron J. Vanderpoel ives
selected advisory counsel in the matter of taking
measures to secure a mandamus from the
Supreme Court restraining and epjoininR
the Police Commissioners from appointing
any other democratic inspectors and poll
clerks of election than those belonging to tho regu-
lar organization of Tammany Hall. Mr.. George L.
Langbcin. who is a member OF Tammany Hail. was
selected to assist the other counsel all questions
relating to the organization, and which are more OF
political than of legal character. The papers in
the drawn up in tho course of the day.
but no ono except the lawyers and tho MEM
bers of tho commttoo permitted to
SEQ them, because forsooth it might alarm
the Police Commissioners il IL were mado
public that there is n move foot to have
them mandamuscd. all Of which they were. no
doubt, aware of last evening. But the entire SUBJ
stance OF tho document. which about ten pages
OF foolscap was made known to HERAI- 'ortcr,
and is easy to give. 1t contains aih...yit signed
by the fivo members Of the committee behalf Of
Tammany Hall. setting forth TIE Election laws OF
the city aud county of New York. according
chapter G75. of the statutes of 1872.
as amended in. the respective years, 1873,
1874 and 1876. stating the duties Of the Board
OF Police Commissioners, the condition of the va
rious political parties and the contemplated action
of the anti-Tammany Commissioners to prevent
Tammany Hall from having inspectors and poll
clerks at tho November election, and praying the
Supreme Court that mandamus issue enjoining
the Police Board from their contemplated action,
and also to settle the question under the Election
laws as to which political party is entitled to havo
the inspectors.
THE ARGUMENTS PETITION.
Mr.. George Il. Langbein, speaking on the subject,
said This petition is really the affidavit OF the
Taminany party legally claiming its well established
rights. Tho inspectors have got to be appointed
according tho last election state issues, not
the forthcoming one, because you cannot act on
what has not taken place and which LIS entirely specu-
lative."
els the petition long oner"
NO. IL is rather brief and states the case tersely
and concisely. IL quotes the fact that last year
there two political parties represented at the
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nnIl!more General MnrIsct.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81, 1873
Cotton quiet and nominally steady. Middlng, $40
9lc.
Flour quiet aud tminally unchanged Howard.
street aud Western superfnc 81 1908 2j; do. extra,
" 1904; do family. si2jd475; CITY Mills supernnc,
81 700 o; do extra, ajOGi do Rio brands, S. $50
90; Patapsco family, SG2j.
Whent-Southern firm, with small offerings. West
orn quiet Southern red oscdSi O5 do amber, 81 coo
o.; do while, 81 ~ for prime; No 2 Pennsylvania
red, u 01ittqi O7A; No Western winter red, SPOT,
q otGi COS; January, siC6G oGA February, 81 Oi@
07ls.
Corn-southcrn quiet. Western steady. Southern
white, iigIic; dc yellow, I1@3lsci Western mixed
SPOT and January, new 43AGi1',ci February 43'l@
Oats IN good demand and firm Southern, s0d3ic
Western white, Sg3jc; do Mixed SOQ3lc; Pennsyl-
vitniu 3gd3iC
Rye steady and quct. Good to prime, 6ajsc.
Hay dull aud steady Maryland and Pennsy lvania
prime, Si0Oll.
Provisions very quiet Mess pork, IS 25 Bulk meats
Loose shoulders, new, GSd3C Clear-rib sides new,
shoulders, Old, &c; cear-rb sides, new, SC. Hams,
sugarCuIed new, gdgisc. Lard refined ticrces,
Buter quiet ana steady for choice Western packed,
6CrlSc; rolls, lbIt Ice.
Petroleum dull. Crude. nc; refined, sJ,@si4c.
Gomez firm. Rio cHrgOes, llladl6'4c.
Sugar In fair demand. A son, S4dgc.
whisky dull at 81 0gq O9ls. 1870
Erelghts to Liverpool per steam dull Grain, g. d.
RecelptB-FlouT, 1857 bbls wheat 1900 bu; corn,
lllOJO bui oats, 1900 bu
shipments Wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 5000 bu.
The markets generally closed to-day with feeling
of cCnhdGncs and satisfaction at the business of the
past twelve months The shipments of wheat from
this port have largely exceeded any previous year,
aud transactions IN other grain and produce have been
confidence Ia universal and the trade Of the year
VIII open most Huspciously
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sisted bv Miss r,lo T. Bco,l and Miss Florence A.
Gladmon, of Baltimore Md.
Whyfe' Katie r. with the Misses Clements
windsor Miss NTH Mrs FoX.
Winchester Missswith Mrs. Fassett
Warner, Mrs. Is. H.. 1921 Tenth street northwest;
CAPTAIN Footc' of New YORK.
Wats5n, Mrs. G. H., iii columbia street north.
west =. ossisied lac Mrs. II a. Ntnr.b
Warden Mrs Colonel ~ ~ lila street north
west, -'''' '''''''' W. w. '''' ~
Wilson, Mrs, 1914 K street northwest assisted by
ner danghters, Mrs. Waggaman ana MISS Bessie
settle OF Virginia.
Waggamon, Mrs with Mrs. Wilson.
=, whitaker MTs. H. A., assisted by MIS-. tenelnl
street southeast
Wilson, Mrs Thomas. assisted by Miss Alice VII.
SON Mis- Mary Fisher mud Miss Katie Robinson
of Philadelphia; 2li 1 street northwest
Weeks, MIS-. Alonzo, Go N street northwest.
Willard. Mrs G. d.. assists Mrs W. l.. Nauderlip
Willis, Mrs. benjamin A., assisted by Miss Howell
Of New York city; Arlington IIotcl.
Watson, NJ =. G. H., with Miss Minnie A. Boyd
Winter, Mrs J. D. with Miss Minnie a. Boyd
Wyvill, Mrs. W. D., with Mrs. g. L. Fisher.
Willard, Mrs e. d., assisting Mrs. w. j.. Van.
derlip.
Wilson, Miss Emma, assists Mrs w. L. Nanderip
by her sister, Mrs. oBricn.
Wood, Mrs. Alfred assisted by her sister, Miss
street.
Whitney Mrs H. A. 1903 Vermont avenue.
Wells, Mrs it, IT,, assisted by Mrs Colonel l. G.
Wilson. Mrs jeremiah NJ, assisted by her daugh
ter and Miss Harden Miss Porter Of indianapolis
ana Miss Bestor; l7l2 street. m
W9rd, MIS-. Dayton 5; assisted by MISS NIFTY
T. lark iYs street southwest.
Myyill, Mrs w: d., 1910 Vermont avenue. -
warden, Mrs Judge r. b., assisted ny her sister
MIS-; Brecount OF NiGksburg Miss Lotto swallow,
| unI MISS IucsMordeh, llt2 street.
| Walker, Mrs y. B., with Mrs. \. L. Barbour.
MMesteou' Mrs, with Mrs. Chief Justice Drake.
MIgSlns misses, with Mrs Dr. J' Il. BlgcioW ana
hia' heN' AZ r. mason.
| Yardlnv Mrs q Il with Mrs H. : Cummings
| Younpy M Einhonzn assisted by Mrs j. f.
| Johnson sos II street northwcst
| York the Misses and Miss Addie pcrrro; 1911
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PROBATE CoURT-REGIsrER WEBSTER.
In re Charles f. Kecier guardian; upon petition
being made, he was appointed guardian Of his in
FAINT children bond 500. In le will of Agnes A.
NJ. Easily, deceased; decree admitting will to pro-
bate. In re will of Honora Baldwin, deceased or.
der modifying order Is to amount OF bond. Last
will aud testament of William II. Kuhns, deceased
filed. III re estate of William Tucker, deceased
In re estate of CGtharinc Barrett deCcused petition
of administrator for an order TO have the money OF
said estate in the hands of Joseph G.. q. Kennedy
paid to this court. In re viii of James Taylor
deceased; will fully proven and admitted to pro.
bate. In re estate of Gottfred Schaiblc, deceased
inventory of personal estate returned by admins
traitor, Adjourned until January 3.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money MARKET.

NEW NOnE. Dec 81. 1878
Three million dollars worth ofbonls were rec emily
issued by the metropolitan Eov uted Railroad and
taken by II syndicate. The bonds were delivered to
the bankers to- ay and they rcsOd SiGC0OJO of Them
the b st prices being OjlGl0jiS.
The exports o. domestic produce for the week end
ing to-day amount IN Sj.5S2,G73.
The Gold Room closed to-day medium for
speculation In gold ANA hereafter there VIII be no
more gold exchanges at the Clearing House.
Money firm aud IN brisk demand ut I07, closing at
the outside figure.
Gold quiet all sg'eg being at 100
Foreign exchange was weak at .Sll4@IS,ii for long
and i'6ii Glis7 for demand.
Government bonds were firm.
state bonds were quiet, except louisiana consols,
which We're l@lia per cent lower.
Railroad bonds were strong. Canada Southern Hrss
advanced from 5G's to Il aud Missouri, Kansas and
Texas consolidated aisented from 81 to SD New
Jersey Central consolidated iTss (assented) advanced
to 52. New York Elevated irss to 1885 81 Paul gold
rs to lO1 do cOlsuli dated sinking funds lO1s1 Chit
cago and Northwestern consolidated gold coupons to
~, Michigan Central y 20 ll4 Chicago 81 Paul and
aud Tore ute cOnds (urelcrrcd) to So, Toledo and
Wabash irss TO O7 aud Illinois and southern Iowa
| hrsts EEK coupon TO ~.
/ Tie stock market was active and buUynnt again,
with further Improvement of l,Gplhi FER cent IN
prices, Sill Int react ON took place during tho after
AZ me resi- hSuIca OF NE uiE. lAEc shore MlclBlh
Central New York Central and Rock Island were
the special features Of the market, advancing under
az active demand. Theitalsac ions aggl gated ?1l.O
shares. OF which iAJUl We're Erie 2-UJJ were Lake
shore 5000 We're Northwestern common, 400 were
do preferred, 300 were - Pant lhUO were do pre-
iurl'd, q 500 were Delaware lckuwHnua and West
crn, 2OJO were New Jersey Central aud 5000 were
! y. Chgln entru.
Inc GLOWING we're the closing prices;
Money" Gold par
Exchange. lSl4 Rates Tor csrrylng~.rOnc
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1878
GREAT
1873

TO THE NoR'fH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
. DOUBLE TRACK, sIllt RA IA, ,.,,,.,,,
SPLENDID scENEhMTjj mn N44TeNIFlcENr E''ulF'
IN EFFECT i ECElgER 70, ISIS
TRAINS LEAVE WAS II ING1ON from Depot, cor
ner OF sixth and q streets, az follows; .-,.,.
For Ft,Suurg and the West, 1910 "A IN. daily, with
Pnrlor Car to Pittsburg aud sleeping cars from
rtlsburg to Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and Chicago;
80 p M d2y Wlth p PSPes &2r to SnIgSSo
For CHnandaiyua Rochester, Buffalo, niagara Falls
aud The North at 7i0 y. M. daily, except Saturday.
with Palace Cars TO Canandagua. For Williams
dHily, except sunday.
For New York aud the East 1880 and 1918 p, M daily,
wi h Palace Cars attached. Limited Express of
Pullman Parlor Cars go u. IN. daily, except
For iir36Riyn. New York all through trains connect
at Jersey lily with bolts OF Brooklyn Annex"
nllOrdiug direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double icrriagc and journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia, i:3) 1870, and lol5 p daily Lin
. iicd Express $50 q. m, daily, except sunday it,
For Baltimore :, S:3i N:O ana l:2l p IN. daily,
except Sunday; 1910 u, M, l;,0, $500 'lJ, and lOl5
For pcpes Creek Line, ! a. m. and 4.2O p. m. daily,
For HnSaToiis, a. M and 400 p m daily, except
ALEXXSbRIA AND MISUNDERSTANDING RAIL.
WAY =, APP NJ "a; ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Aiexaudra q, s;i5 g. TO- II a. M and ll5 3, 400
., G95, :, and ll;3J 3. m, On sunday H. NJ, il'
For ichmond and the South $50 a. N. and 500 p, M
For Chesapeake and Ohio Ra road 500 y. M daily,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington t5, 7:lo, s.
o, 10 II IL m. and T. 100 s. Gli, :, ~ d Il y.
on sunday at and 10 a. m. ana Gl5 p M.
commodatons can be procured ut the niliccs-nGrth'
cnst corner OF Thirteenth street and Pcnnsylvanin
wanna avenue and ~ the DEPOT where orders can bo
ci for the checking of baggage to destinations from
L. =. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
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John SHERMAN & CO.. Real Estate Auutionoors
~ IT. Cloud Building.

rRusrFEs SALE OF TWO SMALL brick
DWELLING HOUSES ON TWENTN-FOUWrH
SlREEr, BETWEEN NJ AND n. STREETS
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF IA decd Of trust dated the 18TH dry Of
February \. u. 1876 duly recorded IN Iibcr No S0S.
folio u, OF the land records OF the District of Co
lumh n, aud at the request of the party secured
thereby. will sell at pubic HuCt on IN front Oft
premises on SATURDAY, the Ith day OF January,
1879, ~ o'clock y. M, lot numbered thrty-thrce IN
square numbered twCnty.tOur in the city Of Wash
ngtCn. in said District Jr Columbia together with the
improvements, &c.
Terms: Oue-tHird cash. balance I'm six and twelve
months, with interest at yer cent, TO be So
cured on the property sold deposit of SnJ required
at time Ol sale Al cOuveyancing at puTChi ser'S
cost Terms of sale 20 he complied with In seven DAYS
WM r. MAITlNGLY. 1,r,,,o,s
CliAltl.iS T. pRINIISS, iiN''''''
WAf. NJ. SMITH, salesman. dec2l - 20 ,ian2I
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Travellers Guide.
Inc RfoHt dOuOlo-trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
q tho
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NAr1oNlfI' &S5 jiGHri fo XS6 sionr LINE
NORTH NoRrnwESSE,sTwEsT, AND SOUTH
TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, oVEMBtR H. 1878, at $40 A. NJ
AM Leave washington;
5;ojT,rttNsEW, YORK, TElLApELpHIA, AMP nos
B0lthaae nnS sto ,s.c9 oi SSl,yjoys I.,nre AZ
napolis Junction, Jcssups Hanover, aud Elk
o-,Baillmore, Annapolis, ind Way. piedmont
5trasburs, Winchester, hagersiown, aud Way via
7:io-tB4 RTMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
s;lO-Point o. Rocks, Piedmont strlsburg, Win
s1o-.EEw. YORK. PlIfLADELpHfA, BOSTON,
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS parlOr Car 70
New York and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
'''' LGnntGS, ANDPTiTfiisBip'H EEXP'Riiss Fred
erick Hagertown. and Valley Branch, except
sunday. Through carlo Stauuton. Pullman cars
TO Cincinnati daily Grafton to sandusky daily
200, ,i0h sunday 'oply-BaltImore, Annapolis, and
icoq-BiLTIMoRE EXPRESS, stors at niodens.
. ton, Jcssups, aud Hanover.
1910. Baltimore Annapolis, Elllcot CITY aud Way.
i3)-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BOS-
TON EXPIRES. stops ct Laurel.
1885, ION sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
4SoHBAiTIMoRE, BLADENsBURG. AND LAU.
REL ENPkE-S; frederick via Relay. stops NJ
GajHiPoint Of Rocks Frederick, Hagei stown, Win.
chester and Way stations, on Sundays TO Point
of Rocks ana way stations only.
i;t0-tBaltimorp, Annnbolis. and Way stations
5:3O-tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, AND BAL.
TlMOltE ENPtES5. ElliCOtt CITY, Norfolk, cN.
ccpt sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct to boat At Canton. Stops at Bladena-
burg and laurel.
G.O-fpgltimOre and Way Stations.
7;3O-t CHiCAGo AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
Shopping cars TO Chicago.
S:l0t--BA LTiMURE EXPIRES.
b;l0-Pgnt OF Rocks and Way stations ,,.,.,, u,
G'O-tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
AND pllTSBURG EXPRESS. pittsburg, eN
Cept Sunday. Pullman Cars. -
l0.i5-fNEW YORK, pHILA DELpHIh, AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. sleeping car to New Nor'
and special sloeping car to Philadelphia
tDaily. ION sunday only. Other trains daily, ex
cept sunday.
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PDbOSQLS.
DRoposAIs FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC
l. PRINTING,


sealed proposals will he received until Wednesday,
January - 1879, at 10 O'Clock Iu Tor furnishing the
Paper Tor the Public Printing until the Hst of JDu
the award of contracts to bo made hy the Joint ON
mlicc on Pablo Printing To the lowest AMI best bid
T. for the Interests Of the GOy, raIyUt the Commit
tee tcscrving To itself the right 90 reject any and al
DDS rs rs Judgment Of The best interests OF the Gov
eminent may dictate
Detailed schedules or the description, quantity and
quality Of me paper required, accom- mled by sam
pies aud blank proposals. anu giving the regulations
with which bidders must com w. can he Oft trci by
addressing j. ID. DerePs, Public PglntCr, Washington
u. &.
The contracts Will be entered into for such guau,i
ties may lie needed during the year. ana NJ more.
The estimated quaEtlgs set forth in detail In the
schedule comprise
5000 oams Of best machine finish printing paper
2IN3s.
1900 roams calendered printing paper 2tsG
$500 rc,ms calcnGeud printing paper, different
sizes.
900 reams sized and cucndcred printing paper,
different sizes.
1863 TcaUs ,zedand calcudcrcd tinted printing pr
per of different sizes,
300 rcams cng.nesi1ed raperlo for PosrOnlce blanks
OlEeryut sizes.
5OCO0 pounds map papu, dilercn, sizes and weights
10000 pounds plate puloE
2iN0 roans White writing paper different Sizes and
weights.
900 rcnms colorod writing paper different sizes
and weights.
go rcuus ofcyycr paper different sizes and weights
3o rcAnS mul'a paper aug, rent siMs.
800 sheets Imitation parchment uiac.tu, sizes,
.ONtl rpum, haUE,uOto paper
lll.nD sheets ui gln2t d bond paper No a.
$1,000 sheets card board,
By direction of the JOINT Committee Of CONGRESS or
publC Printing, JNu. ID DEF REEFS,
WAsuiNoroN, Dee %, ls7.. Public Printer
upCJl.
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.


Collected by Republican Reporters.
Hermione Lodge, No. ~, gave their second an
nual levee at Forrest Hall last night The hall was
handsomely decorated with the cOlOrs of the order
and iestooned with bunting.
Little Charlie Joyce, the youngest sou of Mr.. and
Mrs John NJ. Waters is lying quite sick at the res
idence of his parents, No. 10 First street.
Watch meetings were held In all of the Protest
ant NJ. L. churches last night