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To immerse the hands to above the
wrist in cold water is the quickest and
safest way to reduce the temperature
of the body when under too great in
fluence Of heat. The water should
not be below the temperature of fresh
spring water. Sunstroke, if taken in
time, may be in this way averted. Ice
water should not be used if much be-
low the temperature indicated.
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The water, the drives, the prOmenades and
the fare are all that could be desired. and
a visitor will not want for employment
or amusement.
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A liberal discount TO the citizens Of Lin
OOln County. -
Nay 10 is1s.-sn Manager.
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If there ever was woman who de-
served hanging, it is Mary Schaefer,
the keeper of bagnio in Akron, o.
She recently went to Cleveland and
visited an intelligence Office, where
she procured three girls, all about
twenty years OF age, to go with her,
under the pretense that she kept a
boarding house and wanted them to
work for her. When the girls arrived
at Akron and found out the trap into
which they had been led, they at
tempted to escape, and two of them
succeeded, while the third was locked
up by the procuress in a room with a
man. The woman was arrested, but
the third girl could not be found, and
il is not known whether she escaped
the lust Of the scoundrel with whom
she was imprisoned. Such villiany
deserves the most severe punishment
known to the law. To fine or impris-
on procuress is a mockery of justice.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DAM MIC Thoroughbred Coiswold yearling
IVA MO. Rams bred from pure native and
Imported eWes, for sale by y. REID STANFORD, Ky.
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An excellent Memphis Band is engaged,
and, in addition TO the dance every even
ing, a series Of magnificent balls will be
given during the season.
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For full particulars, as TO Board, &e., address
MRS. n. a. TRUEnEART. Principal,
Stanford. Lincoln Co.. Ky.
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Orchard Springs, KY.
Sl4 PER WEEK,
IERMS Or
s45 PER MONTH.

This beautiful aud health-giVing resort,
with increased attractions, is now open
and prepared TO accommodate guests in
superior style, and no effort will be spar
cd TO add TO their enjoyment or comfort.
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In Tuition, prices range from t25 10 $50 In IN
regular departments. Primary, US; intermediate
$50 Preparatory, $40. and Collegiate, $50.
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roR EErnEsESrATIvE FoR LINCOLN co,
EZRA s. GOOCH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13

Provisions hrmer, but quiet. Mess pork, old. 49,
new, 30. Bulk meats--IoOse shoulders new, 2'4d8ci
clearrib Sides &c per car load packed new. Bs@fac
Bacon-ShOuldeIs, old, Sc; do new. &C; clearro
sides, new, Sc. -Sugar.cured, new, V0Wsc.
fRrd-Heiined tcrCes. exc Buttcr-thoice lltue
rolls ibd ice.
Petroleum weak and lower. Crude, sdssc; refined,
SIC. .-
Coffee quiet and nomnaliy firm. Rio cargoos, ilA@
1870
sugar firm and In good demand. A son, sii@9c
Whlsky-Light stock steady aud firm nj VI WAC
tl H.
Frcighs 10 Liverpool per steam quiet. Cotton, I'd;
flour, - Cd grain, esd.
Nucpipts--Fiour. T3 bbls wheat, 1870 bui corn,
G3S0l bu oats $500 bu.
shipments Corn, 7i,700 bu,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13

CIRCUIT COURT-CT1EF JUSTICE CARTIER,
Hume VS.. Ryan; judgment by default. Van
Riswck VS.. Barker ct al Judgment granted
Chord vs. Jones motion for judgment oycrruled;
appeal prayed. Truman vs. Blinkhorn; judgment
granted. Xnnder VS.. Gciger, motion for Judgment
oyerruled, plnerlng VS., Joachim; motion to
strike out replication granted rs to second and
ovcrruled as to others. Solomon vs.. Joachim :;
same action. Burns VS.. Cun,mins; order to sell
attached property. Hoge 'vs. Johnson; motion to
strike ont demurrer and for judgment granted.
Jacobs VS.. Douglass; writ Of replcyin granted.
Herr & Cisscl vs. Charter Oak Life Insurance Com
pOny; Judgment granted less the amount OF notes
appeal prayed. Beverly ct al. vs. Roberts demur-
ror Withdrawn. Mcrrick ct nj. vs.. GiddlnS; certi-
fed 70 the general term. Rhcam vs.. barbour d
Hamilton judgment against garnishcc
Equity COURT--JUsT1CE MACARTHUR.
National Capital Insurance Company VS.. Rus
sell motion for receiver denied. Nice vs.. Nice
demurrer ds0llowcd. Turner VS.. Neil ct al;
twenty-five days allowed to take proof Mace vs.
Evans; order confirming special auditors report.
Lear W.. nAnaher; restraining order rcturnable
January 49, bowling VS.. Burcheri order OF Jan
uAty 10 vacated
PROBATE COMPREHENSIVE wEBsTER.
IN re estate Thomas T. Anderson, deceased; lIor-
ace !. Frost qualified as administrators bond, sl6,.
0p. In re estate A. d. :. ROurk. deceased; filing OF
petition Of LOWS Ring. Of Baltimore for letters OF
administration, and order Of publication issued. IN
re estate Allison Na0r ST. deceased; ON petition and
assent Of heirs letters Of administration wcrc Is
SUcb 20 llic WIDOW ltNCihcI H. NNllOf uOllu Si'Vu
In re Margaret Curtis, guardian; first account
passed
Adjourned until tomorrow ut 10 q. m.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTGCE wYLtE.
Samuel A. Clark, indicted for the murder OF
John Lee, alias Jack Cash, on Christmas Day In
the year 1877 jury ont
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-ChicfJustic Carttcr.--Nu. 297
Wcilacher VS.. Beck No. 900, O'Hagan vs.. Hcnder
son No. 800. schwartz vs.. Bowling; No 32l Adams
vs.. District Of Columbia No 322, GoCriH W. KoHcl
No. 323 Darwin VS.. New Jersey Mutual Life lnsur
ance Company; No. 32l, Barber d Co. VS.. 1imoneS
& Co.; No. 32i, Randall VS.. W. Il q. r. X. CO.: No
32il1 Mcintosh VS.. Jacobs No. 326 Brooks vs.. KIM
nell NO 32l, Burnstcil vs. klOCescwskii No. BIS
schultz VS.. Johnson No. 329, BigelOw ct AL VS.
Grouse ct al: No. 333. SandgrsOn vs. Wimsau; No
3d. Barber & Go, vs. Peoples Savings Bank
Equity Court-Justco MacArthur-NO,l u, Kirl
VS.. White At all No >. Brewing VS.. Grant; No. l5l6
Inushlln vs.. Fletcher; No. 10, Shepherd VS.. Cor
ham No II, Lewis vs.. Kennedy No. Is, Washing
| ton and Georgetown Rnrnad Company vs. DiStrlc
of Compnny No. ~, Washington Brick MOnuinc
| turing Company VS.. Griffin No. p, Simmons vs.
Douglass; No. 20, Brick VS., Waller; No. q, Beck
! cit VS. Jackson.
| Criminal Couit--Justlce Wylie.--J b. Coleman
| forgery Manuel Holmes, perjury Henry Winnis
| larceny Jennie Harris and Eliza Jones, same
| Adophus Burgess. same; James SchlA and George
Number, same.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13

The Chaplain, Rev. w. p. HARRISON, offered the
following prayer
Almighty God. our Heavenly Father II hath
pleased Thee once more 10 lay the heavy hand OF
death upon the membership OF this body. IN the
midst of an active. useful, and honorable lie a
member of this House has been called hence. q
God our Father orr Creator, our PrcScrver our
Redeemer we bow before Thee In submission to
all acts Of Thy providence, and we pray, we i'm.
Thy gracious spirits influence to those who have
been so suddenly bcrcayed 10y this allictlou and
do Thou teach lis who remain so to number our
days that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom
May II please Thee, our Fnthcr to spare tile mem.
hers Of this House. o God! may their health and
their lives be precious in Thy sight. Enable them
10 discharge their duties tn the people whom they
represent and may they ever have Thee In romen-
brnnce, that they may fear God ANA walk III the
Bless the presiding officer and the members of
this House and of the Senate, the President, aud
the Vice President Of the United States nnd all dc
partmcnts Of the Government and all sections OF
our country. May Gods blessing rest upon us ever.
These aud all gins of Thy providence aud grace we
nsk In the name of Jesus Christ, Our Redecmer.
Amen.
Mr.. GIDpiNG1 Mr.. Speaker 1t becomes my pain.
fil duty to announce Ia this House the death Of
my colleague, the Hon. GustayG SchlciCller, late
Representative from the State Of feNuS which Oc-
Cured ut his residence IN this city Mt 1920 o'clock
yesterday evening. | shall nj some time in the fu
ture ask the House to set apart day for the con
sideratlon Of the appropriate memorial resolutions.
desk.
The Clerk read as follows:
"Rcsolrcd That the House has heard with sincere
regret the announcement of the death Of Hon.
Gustave Schleicher late Representative from the
State Of Texas.
"Rcsoircd blythe House Qt Representatives NE sen.
ate cOncurriRg) That special Joint committee of
eight members Of the House aud three members of
the Senate be appointed to take order for superin.
tending the funeral and to escort the remains Of
The deceased to San AntOuia Texas, and the ueccs.
gary expenses attending the execution of this order
shall be paid out Of the contingent fund of the
House.
"Resolred, That the Clerk communicate the fore.
going resolutions to the Senate.
"ResOlued, That as q mark of respect to the mem
ory of the deceased this House do now adjourn"
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The SPEAKER announced the appointment OF the
following named members MS the committee ON
the part of the House under the second resolution
Mr., b. G. Giddlngs, Of Texas; Mr. G. NJ. shelley OF
Alabama Mr.. J. A. Mckenzie, of Kentucky; Mr..
Nicholas Muller, OF New York Mr.. q. u. loIing, OF
Massachusetts; Mr.. Lorenzo Brentano. of Illinois
Mr. NJ. J. Townsend, Of New York. and Mr.. L.
Powers of Maine
In accordance with the astrcsolutou the House
at 1920 p m, adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL IN diseases peculiar 10 females,
ihronc Inflammation Of the Uterus, and all COM
,luiuts incident 10 the sex.
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~ GEO. ". sTlcENEY, Auctlonccr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es.
| TATE ON SUMNER Tl!EEr HOWARD UNI

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE ON SUMNER STREET, HOWARD UNI
NEllSIrE SUBDIVISION.
BY virtue ofa deed of trust, dated August %, ISL
nnd duly recorded IN Liber No CO. folio Is OF the
land records Tor Washington County, District of
Columbia, aud under decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District of Columbia passed on the 18th dny Of
December, 1874 In equity cause No 6ll4 between John
A, j, Creswe ct al. versus Thomas Carter ct A.,
VIII, Mt the request of the party secured by
said trust sell ut public auction, la front OF the
premises, ON MONDAY, January y, a. D. 1872 at
1870 o'clock r. NJ, the following described real estate
situate In The county of Washington, District of
Columbia, to wit: Lot L. block "a Ia the Howard
University subdivision ofthe farm oil John 4. SIN tn
commonly known as "EiIingham Place rs laid
down ON plat of subdivision Of lots "a IS -, 80
and 81, and alley IN block -, Howard University
property, filed In County Surveyors office August
~. 1871.
Tcrms-One third IN cash balance IN six and
twelve months, with interest at per cent per an
from the day of sale, to be secured by deed Of
trust the property sold. deposit Of 80 10 be
paid down at time O sale. All COnveypncing ut cot
Of purchaser. Gftcrms are not compiled with In five
days the trustee the right to resell tile prop
erty ut the risk aud cost OF dclaultng purchaser.
JAMES H. SMITH. Trustee,
.deC26aodSds. Office J2O Eighth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13
BaltImors General Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan II. 1879.
Cotton quiet. closing steady. Middllng OROyIc
Flour fairly active and firm. Howard street and
Western supeTne " 1898 26i do extra 81 5OI IOi do
family, 81 6OG4 49, city Mills superhne, 81 7j& 2l, do
extra ~ 6Ole4i do Rio brands, s. 25@5 SOL Paapsco
family, s82A
Wheat Southern Good inquiry and small receipts.
Western shade hrmer and quiet Southern red, Csc
G0SI % DO amber, q vol 0S; No Pennsylvania red
q O7k@l Os No2 Western winter red spot and Janu-
ary, q O6lt6bl OOIs February q O73i@lO7.
Corn-southern Offerings light and market nomi.
NIL Western firm and higher Southern white 455D
Ilc Western mixed, spot, 45c January 4Da@i5ci
February 44'4C; March, ilAC; steamer, flc
Oas dull and easier southern, 2Silj2c; Western
white, 3OGgSlGi do mixed 2SW20c Pennsylvania, Is
RYE Quiet and steady. Southern, 5Sd5sc
Hay dun aud nOminally unchanged, Maryland and
Pennsylvania PRIME slO9ll
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13
MISCELLAN EOUS.


new 20 arr NaiiOnSs
Lead whito is a dull blush gray tint.
There is a revival Of the feather frenzy.
Oils and pomedcs are not used on the hair.
Red is worn with frenzy with articles Of The
toilet.
Artificial flowers are not in high favor Al
the moment,
Panicrs are worn SO are corsagcs close.ht
ting over the hips
Ball shoes and stockings are made of The
color Of the dress
Lead white is to take the place Of ivory and
cream white.
Twlled flannel costums are brought out for
the mid-winter season.
The couture for morning and street toilet e
low on tho napo Of the neck.
Bjou' boxes are favorite presents for either
young ladies or gentlemen.
For full evening toilet the hair must be ar.
ranged high and elaboratcly.
Baccarat, Salviotti, Webb and Oliviers
glassware Is in demand for holiday gifts.
Marabout feather fans are seen matching the
marabout feather fringes for ball dresses.
Waistcoats figure on all kinds of toilets
from tho robe dc chambrc to the dinner and
ball dress.
Montague locks about the forehead and TEN.
pies are still much worn by fashionable young
women.
The coifuro Is very elaborate for full dress
and evening toilet, butsoverely plain for street
wear by fashionable women.
Ball dresses are to be worn short, and dane
ing steps are to be used in quadrilles and
lanciers well as in round dances.
SLIPPERS and bands across the instep, OF
ornamented with jewels, steel, gold, or silver
buckles, and sometimes with a small bouquet
Of flowers, are TO bo worn with full evening or
ball toilets.
Opalinc and iridescent glass vaces chal.
ices, and flower holders, in all sorts of antique
medieval, and modern artistic forms, and in
sizes and Us great variety of prices are in dc.
mand for New Years presents
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13
GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reportcrs.


Saturday morning Il lad named Philip Gormley
brought to the station house II little girl named
Nancy OCOnuor, about seven years old, whom he
found wandering about the streets unable to find
her home. Upon questioning her II wOs ascer-
tanned that she lived on First street between Lin
gan and Warren streets. After having become
warm she was taken 10 her home by Officer Ed
wards.
About halfpast twelve O'Clock on Saturday u
white lad named Willie Elliott, about fourteen
years ofugc while skating on the river at the foot
of High street fell, and fractured his left leg near
the aukle. officer Burrows procured carriage
and conveyed the lad TO his home, at the corner Of
Vermont avenue and II street DR.. Norris was
called In and rendered surgical aid.
Notwithstanding the inclcmepcy Of the weather
yesterday the churches were all well attended. Al
nunbartOn Street NJ. T. Church the Rev. Mr.. Nice,
of the Fourth Street NJ. r. Church, Ofciated, and
preached frou Lcviticus xii g. 4. Al night the ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Gardner of
Ryand Chapel, who preached most eloquent SER
mon from First Corinthians X, 4.
c. @. simpson, Ohio; George D. Williams, New
Jersey and James w. Durand, Oregon, are among
the guests at the West End Hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13
n NlTED STATES MARsH1Ts SALE,

ly virtue Of two wrts Of pert JdcGs, Issued out OF
the Clerks Office Of the supreme Court OF the District
of Columbia, aud TO me directed. Will sal at pnbllc
sne or cash, ut the Courthouse door of said District
on MONDAY, the 10th day OF Januury lSlO at twelve
O'Clock M, all the right, title, claim, and interest of
the plaintiffs in and to the fllowngdescribed prop
erty, to wit; Lot IN DHvidsons subdivision Ofsqunre
No. 2s, fronting .! feet inches on MASSACHUSETTS, ay-
enup aud running back tho depth OF the lot IN WASH
ingon, u. g., together with ii and singular the i'm.
proyemcnts thereon seized and levied upon Us the
properly OF Elenora Babe and Jerome L. Babe 10 sat
sfy executions No. 1893 equity, and No 1879 vt law
In favor OF Laura A. Morse vt al.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
dCc3idts Init ed states Mar shal d. C.
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1873 GREAT 1878
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE .,
TO THE NORTH, WitsL, AND SouTHWEsT'
1877
1878
GREAT

~o r,,r IEENsYI yY;. R 70 TT5i,ruwrsr
SPLENDID scENElW2 .A3AAGNIFicENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WASfilNGION from Depot, cor
For t 2sSiyih 5@G f sTWs i ag 5 H2ws daily with
Piusburp TO Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago;
74oEc 1dqpy WIN ra.a !! T2 ar 70 Sl4fTsgo
For CanpudgiguA Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fnls,
and the North AZ $40 D. M daily eNGspl SHlnrday'
port Lock Haven ana Watkins, at 1910 u. m.
daily, except sunday,
For New York ami tnc East l;aO and 1918 y. daily
wi h Palace Cars Rttnched, Limited Express OF
Pullman Paror cars, $50 a. NJ daily except
For Rr10iiyn New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats OF "BrOolslyn Annex.
Attending direct transfer to Fnon street, avoid
Ing double crriuBe ana Journey across Sew YORK
For Philadelphia lao $3.50 and lc;l5n m daily Linn
tied Nprrss $3.50 u, m. Cally, except sunday. .
For Baltimore = s35. $50 M. ana i2Q p m. daily,
except sunday 1910 ~ M, 1870 $780, 'io ana lUl'
For hopes Greek Line. a. m. and 40 p. m. daily,
For Nnnapos II. m, and 100 p, m daily, except
ALEXXShRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING.
For Aexandra D. il5 o. TO- II a. IN, and his 3, 400,
q, sos, q and 1880 p m. On SUNDAY, 0 a. m, 1910
For iichmond aud the South, $3.50 a, and $50 p,
For Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad $50 p M. daily.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, G;I5 5lb,
10, II II m. and l, B. 80 o. 6I5, :, and 70 y. m,
ON sunday at and 10 ~ m. ana Glb p; m,
Tickets. Information, sleeping ana nlrlorcar nc-
CommodatlUns can be procured nj The oiiCes-nurlh-
east corner of Thirteenth street aud PennsylNsnia
avenue, and NJ the depot whore orders can bo
etl for the checking OF baggage to destinations rom
L. r. FARM icR, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13
SAN FRANCisCo. Jan. II, 1879.
Tic following are the official closing quotations of
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Commercial News.


DRAIN MARKEr
whcRt-There Is quite lull In the market for wheat
owing the scarcity Of offerings aud do not hear
of any sales except some small lots supplied by wng
OnS We write the market firm aud steady, with
hardening tendency and top grades are much wanted
nj nll market valuations. We quote nOminay al 81
al % for good 10 prime Futz and 81 O5@l o. for Ian
caster.
Corn-The market for corn continues firm, with an
active millng demand, but the supply II at present
very limited ana The principal receipts from West
err shipments We quote nominally at 45o for prime
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13

MAMMA, who has been screaming at the top
of her voice for over ten minutes, to Johnny,
who has just crawled down from the hay-loft
You naughty, naughty boy, why didn't you
answer me before ~ johnny, very innocent.
ly: "Weally and truly, mamma, didn't hear
you till you called free or four times - Pick.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-13
BarloW's Gallery of Fine Arts,

1873 Pennsylvania Avenue.
ON FREE EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE,
on Painting, Engravngs, Photographers, and
Photographs.
Frames in Russia Leather, Fire GIT, Velvet, and
Nlckle, for POrcolans and Miniatures
PnsscpaTtuuts ana Mats to order
All tile Ntw Siyle' of Velvet and SILK Frames.
Gold Frames of all kinds for Portraits, Landscapes
&c, made tn order. Old Frames Regilt,
Mirrors Picture Rods, and COrniCes put up.
Pictures unpackcd, packed, and hung up by com
peicnt WOrkmen.
silver, GILT, and Copper Wire (pRln and twisted.
Cords, with or without wire.
Screw Eyes, Nails Hc
Paintings Lined Cleaned. and Restored by
II. y. BARLOW.
All work done on the premises. ana guaranteed
equal to any house In the county, and prices low.
All parties wishing work done, by sondng noe by
mail viii meet with prompt attention.
NOTICE
A party representing that he has worried for me
RcstOrer Of Oh Paintings. and has injured some val
liable pictures warn all persons against. H. Is an
impnster, and las never worked for OF with me.
y. B-NO cOnnlr. !on Win any other INN. moa2.am
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pRoPosALs FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC
a PRINTING,


Sealed proposals will be received until Wednesday,
January 90, 1879 at 10 O'Clock me- ior furnishing the
Paper for tile Public Printing until the 3st of jan
unry lsl the said proposals 90 he OPT ned before aud
the award OF contracts to be made by the JOINT Com
miitcc Public Printing to tn" lowest rnH hest nd
toe rCsorying 10 Itself the right to reject any and h
bids, IFS Judgment Of the best Interests Of thc Gov
eminent may dictate
Detailed schedules Of the description, quantity. and
quality OF HE paper required, accompanied by sam
pies aud blank proposals, and giving Tue regulations
addressing j. d. Dorcc3, Publlc Printer, Washington
u. g.
The contracts VIII be entered into for such quanti-
ties may he needed during the wear, aud no more.
The estimated quantities set forth In detail In tile
schedule comprise
aOOOO reanIs Of best machine finish printing paper,
2iN3s
1900 reams calendered printing paper, 24Sas,,
$500 reans cnlendered printing paper, different
sXes.
1900 reams sized and calendered printing paper,
different sizes.
900 reams sized and calendered tinted printing pa,
per OF different sizes,
alOO realms enginesled paper for Posl'oico blanks,
different sizes.
5OtOO pounds map paper, different sizes and weights,
l0pp pounds plate paper
2iOO rcGms white writing paper different sizes and
weights.
$40 reams colored writing paper different sizes
and weights.
GOO reRs of cover paper, different sizes and weights
200 Trams manila paper, different sizes.
5000 sheets imitation parchment different sizes
20tOJ rrams bRnk'npie paper
l5i,OtO sheets oi glaze bond paper No q,
10000 sheets card board,
By direction Of the Joint Committee Of Congress on
Public Printing. JNO, ID DEL ItEES,
WAsmIsGroS, Dec %, 1878 Public Printer.