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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-04
THE ARCHBISHOP AND GIL BIAS.

don't think feel much Older; I'm aware I'm
But so are many young folks; meet 'em every
I confess I'm more particular in what 1 eat and
drink,
But ones taste improves with culture; that liz all
1t means, think.
"Can you read as once you used to-" Well, the
No young folks eyes can read it like the books
that once we had.
"Are you quite as quick of hearings Please to
Don't t use plain words your Reverence" Yes,
l often use cane;
But it's not because need it,-no, 1 always liked
stick;
And as one might lean upon Ut, tbs az well it
should be thick.
Oh, I'm smart, I'm srfy, I'm iively,-I can walk,
yes, that can.
you, young mani
"Don't you get little sleepy after dinner every
day."
Well, aoze little. sometimes, but that always
was my way.
years agoF'
Well, my heart is very tender, but think twas
always so.
"Don't you find 1t sometimes happens that you
Can't recall s neme?"
Yes know such lots OF people,-but my men,
Ory's not TO blame.
Whatl You think my memory's failing? Why it's
just 8E DrlRQL anu Cl6Ar-
l remember my 9reat-grandmsl She's been dead
these sixty year!
sis your voice little breaking?" Well, 1t may
be, now and then,
But write well as ever with good old-fash
Toned pen:
It's the Gillotts raake the trouble-not at all my
finger ends
That Is why my hand looks shaky when sign for
dividends
'sDon't you2sleep little, walking?" It's a way
I've always had
have always been rounds houldered ever since
was lad.
"Dont you hate to tie your snoe-strings?" Yes.
own i',-that is true.
Don't you tell old stories over?" I'm not aware
| do.
"Don't you stay at home Tevenings? Don't you
love q cushioned seat
In the corner, by the freside, with your slippers
on your feet?
Don't you wear warm, ieecy isnnels? Don't you
muf1e up your throat?
Don't you like to have one help You when you're
pulling on your coat?
"Don'tyou like old books you've dog cared, you
can't remember when?
Don't you call it late at O'Clock and go to bed
at 10?
How many cronies can you count of all you used
to know
That called you by. your Christian name come
fifty years ago?
allow look the prizes to you that used to fire
your brain?
the level PLAN?
You've drained the trimming golden cup that
made your fsLcy reel.
You've slept the giddy potion off-now tell us
how you feel!
"You've watched the harvest ripening till every
stem was cropped,
You've seen the rose of beauty fade till every
petal dropped,
You've told your thought. you've done your task,
you've tracked your dial round"
I backing down? Thank Heaven, not yeti I'm
hale, and brisk, and sound.
And good for many a tussle. as you shall live to
see;
Ny shoes are not quite ready yet-dont think
you're rid of mel
Old Parr was in his lusty prime when he was
Older far,
And where will you be if live to beat old Thomas
Parfs
"Ah, well-I know-st every age life has a certain
You're goings Come, permit me, please, beg,
you'll take my arm"
take your arml Why take your srms I'd thank
you to be told;
I'm Old enough TO walk alone, but not so cery old
-OttUer Wendell Holmes an atlantic Monthlv
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-04

Eaton Rapids, Mich, claims to be the
banner town in the temperance business.
Out of total population of twenty-five
hundred fully one thousand persons are
enrolled as members of the Temperance
organization.
A Newton county, Georgia, negro
carried three two hundred pound sacks
distance of six hundred yards He
took sack in each hand, and took the
third sack between his teeth The same
negro can hold any mule in the county
by the hind legs.
A tramp has been practicing new
dodge at Council Bluffs, Iowa. He takes
an envelope, and placing in it piece of
folded paper, enters the business houses
asking for stamp to put on it. He sue
ceeded in getting quite number before
he was arrested.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-04

When man wants to call puppy he
whistles; but a girl just walks along with
her handkerchief floating across her
shoulder.
A disappointed young man says the
"average" shoemaker can frame more
excuses in fifteen minutes than picture
dealer could supply frames for in two
weeks.
An Iowa schoolmistress has been dis
charged because, for the amusement of
the children during recess, she stood on
her head. One of the trustees CHANGED
to see the feat
"That's our family tree" said an Ar
kansas youth, as he pointed to vigorous
hemlock. GA good many of our folks
have been hung on that tree for borrerin'
horses after dark"
Kentucky beats them all. She now
furnishes a case where a man eloped
with whole family except the old man,
who had lame back, and couldn't get
10 the depot in time.'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-04

Fanny" he said at last, if YOU in
sist on sitting up with me, get me some
paper and an inkstand from our cham
ber."
There was no resisting this request,
which he made like a command to pick
up her key basket, and he must again
have checked her, for she exclaimed,
cob! forgot; beg your pardon" and
| left the room.
The moment she was gone, I heard him
rattle the keys. He put one or more of them
into his pocket heard, too, a click, as
if he were engaged in cooking his revol-
yer. Then he remarked, aloud: "The
store-room has no window. I have him
safe. He must stay there until morning.
If a brave man, he will keep quiet Only
cowasd would take advantage of her,
He pulled out his watch. "Halfpast
twelve" he said, as Fanny came back
again. What agony she may have felt
as she left me without protection, and her
husband exposed to my attack if were
armed
"Here is paper and ink" she said.
"Now go to bed, darling"
"No, love; will sit up here,' and she
took her place upon the sofa.
! Meantime no words can adequately
depict the discomforts of my situation.
[ knew perfectly we'll that the Colonel
knew where was, and that in good time
he was going to dispose of me. I quite
agreed with him that gratitude to Mrs.
Lewis required me to Keep still. also
knew that whatever plan he might be Law.
ing for my capture, was to be done in
such way as to spare his wife as much
as possible. thought that for her sake I
had better let him work it his own way.
| only trusted | should be able to prove
to the. Provost Marsha. that was Major
Dangerfield, and mot the secret agent l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19

by w. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUsTEES' SALE OF LARGE BRICK
on THE SOUTH SIDE or GRACE HgTWEEN
T0GsHEs AND FIRST STREET,: OPPgslIE
The III ~, GRACE,s1RhET BAPTIST CHURCH,
sTI1uTr"-By virtue OF two deeds OF trust exc
cuted by Mr. Alfred Moses and wife-fhe drst 10 the
undersigned. W; Goddn and A. N. Kelley. trustees.
bearing date 4tli November. 1871, and The second
trustees. bearing date 25th November, 1878, both
duly recorded 10 Richmond Chsneery coart.we
shall In execution thereof proceed 10 "a II at public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, 1sT OCTOBER, 1880,
at ~ O'Clock p. NJ. az fair; II not on he FIRST fair
day lh.feafler). that VERY VALUABLE REAL
Estate located as rboye. The LOT has front Of
alley. On The lot is a VERY HANDSOME
DWELLING. three stories above the basement,
connee,edin the rear ny LARGE BRICK BUILD
Ing. aud day. school, Including those In the dwell
ing. there are altogether about thlrty-fve In
Guiding Two handsome parors, reception rooms, &C.
To The east OF The dwelling there IL HANDSOME
BUILDING LOT. having front on Grace street OF
about 3uxl66 feet to said alley. The premises are
now occupied as 6rst-ciass family boarding house
The foregoing real estate is located on Grace
street In most desirable neighborhood. The
premises were originally designed by M-. Lefebyre
for frst-class residence and boarding school, and
have long been used such by the late ID. Lee Pow
eli, Mrs. Darlington, and others, and for that pur-
pose or for clearinghouse or large family they
TERMS: BY consent OF parties, one fourth rash;
balance AZ six. twelve, and eighteen months for ne
gotiabe notes, Interest added, secured by deed OF
trust.
The special attention Of capitalists aud others Is
called 10 this sale. W. GODDIN,
A. VI. KELLEY,
Trustees in the first deed;
II CARkiNGToS,
". j. LEVY.
Trustees In the second deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19
The south Carolina Road.

A SETTLEMENT OF THE CONFLICTING VIEWS
or THE VARIOUS CLASSES OF CREDrIoRs
PROBABLY REACHED AT LAST.
Especial TO the Charleston News and CourierJ
New YORK, September 16.-A conference
was had here to-day between the purchasing
committee OF the South Carolina railroad
and representatives OF the holders OF ma
jority OF the secured floating debt OF the
company here and in Charleston. After a
free and pleasant interchange OF views The
representatives of the floating-debt creditors
determined TO advise their principals TO ac-
cept the terms of settlement proposed by
the purchasing committee. These are: To
nay the principal and interest OF the debt
secured by secon; mortgage bonds as fol-
lows: One third In cash, one third 10 notes
running six, twelve, and eighteen months,
secured by bonds, and the remaining one
third in second mortgage bonds OF the new
company ut 80; the floating debt secured
by first mortgage bonds TO be paid in full IN
cash. II Is understood that the acceptance
OF the terms offered Is induced by the
conviction that the Reorganization OF the
company, the money to be spent on tue
road, and its terminal facilities, and IN
new steamships, with the consequent in
crease OF business, will make the securities
now offered 10 the creditors absolutely good,
and such as will ensure them the payment
OF their claims in full, principal and inter-
est. Besides this the acceptance or the offer
will allow the company TO be rt0rganized
promptly. so giving every one interested IN
Charleston's prosperity advantages and
prospects which cannot be enjoyed while
litigation continues and the road is 10 the
hands o. q receiver. r. w. ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19


aeypayroRr. CoSx.. September 1s.-A q
ouar,er before 4 O'Clock this afternoon 40
~ rlosjon occurred In one OF the small
buildings In The rear Of the factory OF 'he
unlou Metallic Cartridge Company. and
near The shore Of Pembroke lake, 10 this
civ. These rooms are used for TIE mixing
~ ELIMINATES. Five men were at work In
The building at tho time OF the explosion.
All were killed, and the puhuins
Wi,lNr FjcbInger. aged iorty-fve; Captain
PhiIsnder CIsrk, aged about sixty; nicnse'
Demsey, Jr., aged iwenly.tnree james 10
scsd fffeen. The remains OF two were
fSund near the shattered building. They
were stripped entirely OF their clothing.
The third body was found In neighbor-
ing building crushed into a shapeiess mass.
The head wss blown of, and The remains
were driven through the side OF the
bu,!dirg. The remnants Of the other
bodies were found scattered about the
nejehborbood. There were probably less
than six pounds OF illuminate IN the
building, which was used for making
"exploders,v the large caps for exploding
DYNAMITE. The building was 30x20 feet,
ono story high. II Is scattered into kindiing
wood about the grove and far into the lake.
Another small building, some distance
away, was burned down. and all the build
ings in the vicinity suffered In broken win
dows; In some cases even the sasnes were
blown out and plaster shaken of. The ex,
piosion was heard all over the city. ano
among the empIo, Is In the main part OF ,De
cartridge factory IL has caused the most TO-
tense excitement, and cast gloom over tne
whole city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19
By j. Thompson Brown,
bp " Ah'hti''i DIbMNf
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FIRST.CLASS
Il STOCK-BRICK RESiDENCF. WITH CAR
RIAGR-HOUSE AND STABLE. MOST CEN-
TRALLY LOCATED, No. 407 EIGHTH STREET,
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS
by virtue Of two deeds 81 trsst executed to the uu
dersigned. trustees, the one dated D,cember2 1875
the other February %, 1877. recorded nm Richmond
Chancery Court. u. B. 100 {, PAGE 407. aud D. o.
10 &. page 20. TO secure certain therein rren-
TONED. and whereas defaut has been made IN the
payne nj ofoertain OF sand notes ana beiug rsquir
80 to 90 by the beneficiary, we Will sell at public
auction, on
WEDNESDAY, 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1850,
at O'Clock r. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described I'm
said deadsiO Wit All that land in The city 81 Rlch
mond with the improvements thereon, lying on the
eastern line of Eighth street between Clay and Mar
shall streets. fronting q feet inches aud running
back between lines 100 feet iO an alley 10 feet
wide.
This property will be recognized II once As being
"A DESIRABLE, FIkST.CLASS RESIDENCE, o.
centrally located cOnld be wished. and with sNth
convenience and conf rts Ia be found IN any
first class r, sid, nee in Ihe city.
Seldom snch property is found on the market, and
parties looking for such should attend mi, sale.
TERMS: While the deeds prescribe the terms cash
as 10 expense of sale and The amount due aud un-
paid on the notes. yet Nv consent OF all parties the
Terms viii be one third cash and balance In siA aud
twelve months. g per cent interest added. secured
by 4 deed Of trust. LEROY +. BROWN,
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctloneer. HID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19

By Robert u. Lvne.
lJaa. Macdnn1aii. A ncffoneersl


CUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
- rAN9 yAXMN rs; cAsrErsr 0HlNnE
AND HARNESS, AT AUCTIOS.--At the request
Of Dr: %. Coakley who Is removing from inc
city, VIII sell nj hts dsnce, GOA Grace stree''oh
THURSDAY, 23D INSTANT,
commencing nj 10 O'Clock. the whole OF his sU-
PERI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Of when ~
IL impossible 20 rive full idea Of the quanty ana
variety; WIZ name. In part, q.
PAhLOk SUIT. complete, upholstered IN IA"
sIk, OF latest design, aud very high cost non
IELAip .QUARTEfTE and MARBLE.ToP
oiIrPAiSTISas. gNGRAviNGs. EMBRoID-
WORK. aiNTKL Clock. AxMiNsTER
One y H. Sd sse sx1n in the city
with TENNESSEE MARBLEi
HALL and STALK aud CHAMBER CARPETS,
Of best quality In perfect ORDER throughout the
GRAND PIANO, full seven oc,syss, believed 70
be as perfect an Instrument for tone ana vol
To The dining. room will b. found the grandest
BUFFET we haze seen, made by >. A. Bslvin wiih-
% One PORCELAIN DiNNFR-, DESSERT. and
TEA SERVICE. consisting Of ESQ pieces togetssr
WA n,a9 ssTey e q.SEe
The chambers are furnished In WALNUT aud
with large assortment OF detached pieces OF wat
We have omitted 70 name large selection of
TKiPLE-PLATED WARE.
In the chambers will be found elegant WHITE
IHAIR-MATTREsskS. PILLOWS, CHILDS BED.
STEAD and CRADLE, two very pretty CAR
RIAGES for children, patent WIRE BED
SPRINGS, CURTAINS, LAMRRkQUiNS, de-
tached wASHsTANDS with removable tanks and
reservoirs, &C., &c.
AT12 O'CLOCK
we will sell the PHAETON and HARNESS, which
was made TO order by Robert n. Bosher. In as good
order when purchased one, LADY = SA "a DE
with three pommes; one GENTLEMENs ENG
LISH SADDLE. little used
The whole OF the FURNITURE viii be sold WIN
out reserve and a. is seldom so much really hrst-
class goods are offered at auction IL merits the spe-
cial attention OF ihe public: .,
Conducted by JAS. MAcpoUaALL; u. Is. COOK,
Salesman. &c 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19

Colonel George z. Cabell has Issued az
able circular to his constituents. he ues's
very frankly with Stoyalps legislative re-
cord.
Fourteen thousand seven hundred per-
sons are now employed on the Pennsylva.
MIA railroad, and the New York Central
railroad has 1900 employees.
Professor d. s. Burns, formerly superin-
,endent OF Harrisburg Pal public schools,
died In Chicago on Saturday last.
During The past ten years l,196 persons
have been killed and 26,303 wounded by
street accidents In London, England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19

INDIAN RELICS FoUND.-W. NJ. Rey-
nolds, j. d. Shelor, and Others, while dig
cling the grave OF Mrs. w. w. Spangler, on
the farm Of Mr.. James Light. near the
Pinpacies OF Dan, unearthed twenty-four
perfect Indian arrow-heads, two small
stone cups in good condition. one pipe
made in rude Indian style, which had ac-
cidentally been split open, several curious
ly.wrougbt stone utensils. together with a
quantity of what appeared TO be decayed
bone, showing beyond doubt that the i'm
plemen's had belonged TO some savage war
rior and had been inferred with him.
The Staunton indicator says: Dir. A.
A. Sproul, accompanied by Rev. William
McGilvray. few days since opened large
Indian mound 80 feet i'm diameter and 4
feet high near the Rockbridge Baths. They
made an opening 2 feet in diameter and cut
through 15-inch layer OF bones. From
that small space they took nine skulls and
a number Of other bones, which seem TO
have been thrown promiscuousy together.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19
BY Frank ID. Hill 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK
L DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND on
THE CORNER OF BAKER STREET AND
SHOCKS ALLEY.-BD virtue of 4 deed Of trust
from Ale Nander Tay Tor. dated the 29th of April.
1878 and recorded IN The clerks once Of Richmond
Chancery Court, Decd Book ll2 A, page 462, de-
fault having been made IN the payment Of note
therein secured, ana al the request Of the beneh-
ciary, viii sell at auction, upon the premises on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER PATH,
at ; O'Clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said deed as follows LII THAT LOT OF LAND,
with a BRICK DWELLING and other improve
ments thereon lying and being in ibc city of Rich
nOnd. fronting on Baker street % feet and running
back 90 feet to an alley. The house contains about
six rooms.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses of
sale and a note for $336.04, with interest from
Aprii 20. 1850. FRANK ID. HILL.
Sc IA Trustee.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by John Rohn TO William Fiegen-
heimer, trustee, bearing date September l4th 1880,
and duly recorded In the clerks office Of the
Chanccry Court Of the city OF Richmond, shall
proceed 10 sell at public suction, on the premises.
No. east Broad street, between First street and
Brook avenue, on
THURSDAY. 23D INSTANT,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~. the entire stock Of
MERCHANDISE and FIXTURES. consisting Of
CHINA. GLASS and CRUCKERYWARE, CUT
LERY, TOYS, NOTIONS, COUNTERS, SHOW
CASES, &C.
TERMS At sale.
WILLIAM FL EG ENHEIMER, Trustee.
PAINE K NOWLIN, AuctOueers 50 lS.5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY q
FOR SALE, u
Ar SOUTH BOSTON, HALIFAX COUNTY, VA.
- Ap PUBLIC AUCTION.

on FRIDAY THE lsr DAY OF OCTOBER. 1850,
M O'Clock r. NJ viii sell bv aucilon, on the pre-
misses Thirteen OF the most desirable BUILDING
LOTS IN the Town Of South Boston. Halifax county,
Va on the Richmond and DanviIle railroad. These
lots front on Main and Broad streets, md sre IN the
centre OF The most business part or The town. Ihe
hotel properly aud out-buidings are situated on TWO
making them the most desirable properly In the
town, either %. hotel business. or private resi-
dence. Mr. II. NJ. sInLRy. now living on The pre-
miss, Will take pleasure In sisink any Inflammation
10 parties With the view OF purchasing. Tux per-
heL 4. b. MuoS; Il
se l2-le,26&2e Tx ~ ~ ai''7 ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19
by Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


n OMMtSSIONEKS' SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE LAND-PART OF ROSENEATH-BE-
ING EIGHTY AND A QUARTER ACRES. IN
The WEST ERN SUBURBS. ALONG The LINE
OF THE GROWTH OF THE CITY, AT AUG
TlON.-By virtue of decree of The Chancery Court
of tue city of Richmond In suit therein pen0ing.
styled Caldwell nd wife. Ne. Us hent's executors
&C., the undersigned, special commissioners, VIII
eel at pDblc auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER BOTH,
az 4 O'Clock Z. NJ. the TRACT OF LARD In Hen
rico county, about one and half miles west OF the
corporation line. called " ROSENEATH contain
ing EIGHTY AND QUARTER ACRES, more or
less fronting the south side of the continuation
of Broad street. and adjoining the lands OF j. VI
I.yneman. samuel 3. Miichels estate, and J. VI.
White, on the road leading from the Grove road 10
the continuation Of Broad street.
THIS tract will be subdvdej into lots IN suit pur
chaSors, and plat thereof LETT st the office of
Grubhs x Williams, real e. tate auctiOuctrs, TO- in-
speciiOn previous To the day Of sale.
TERMS One fourth ca.h bq ance In three equal
instamenls. with Interest added, payable at six.
twelve. and eighteen months, The purchaser 10 IKE
cute negotiable notes for the deferred instruments,
and the title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court. ROBERT HOWARD,
J. II DOOLEY.
special Commissioners.
GRUBpS 4 WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers sc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS : j. f OF TWO
OTRACTS OFLAND, LYING on BOTH SIDES
OF THE CHARLES CITY OR DARBYTOMN
ROAD ABOUT THREE MILES FROM TUR CITY
OF RICHMOND, CONTAIN NC rs 1900
ACRES AND 527s ACRES, AND KNOWN AS A
PART OF THE ROPER TRACT. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION. UPON THE PREMISES.
Turpin's ex'ors, } Circuit Court OF HenricO.
Roper. admir-. &c. } Decree Of 9TH July, 1890.
by virtue of the abOye-menii med Decree the un-
dersgned. appointed sptc commissioner thereby,
will offer Tor sale, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, 30TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1880
at O'Clock Z NJ. the PROPERTY mentioned in
said decree as Lots Nos. aud on plas OF said
properly. lying both sides OF the road. and above
de cribed.
This property adjOins the residence Of the late
Benjamin W. Roper, and Is considered very good
land for farming purposes.
TERMS One. fourth cash; residue at o. II and
= months, the pun chaser to give bonds begrine
per cent interest, and the title 10 be retained .nt
all the purcbase-money is paid and conveyance
ordered ny he Court.
This sale il made at the cost OF u. +. Dickinson,
trustee for Harriet r. Dickinson, and Jacob > At
lee, ST. the purchasers OF said ant AT former SALE
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Sc 1S Special Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS TO FURNISH THE
STATE WITH STATIONERY INVITED.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,)
OFFICE OF SUP'T PUBLIC PRINTING,
RICHMOND, September IA, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
ofrca until SATURDAY. 25th instant, for the STA
TIONERY named below, for state uses during the
ensuing twelve months. Bidders must understand
that MORE on LESS Of each paper may be required,
aud that the stationery Is TO be delivered In such
lots and at such times and places In the city of
Richmond as may be directed by the Superintend-
emit OF Public Printing. Some Of the papers will tie
REQUIRED by the first week In October. The success
full bidder VIII be required to give bond and security
TO be approved by The Secretary OF the Common
wealth. In double The amount OF his CONTRACT
10 REAMS CRANES or VERSIONS 40 POUND
NGDIUM-M:
8 REAMs CRANES or wEsToN's so-PoUND
$50 RE REM3 san,F;ousp DOUBLE CAP;
$50 REANS 26-POUND DEMYi
so REAMS l7x22 20 POUND FOLIO POST;
10 REAMS 24-POUND FOLIO POST, hest quail
ity, for letter. and note heads.
1.-THE above 10 embrace " Enterprise" " Potomac
River."s Defiance" or other well-known $ .andard
brands Of EQUAL merit ,,o,n,nnc,, or
s5 REAMs No. sToCK-wRITING-sise,
500 REAms No. l BOOK-DOUBLE MFDIUM-of
uniform white aud free from specks;
rs REAMS BEST SUPER SAND C.-DOUBLE
MEUIUM-60-pOUND BOOK, for Thirty
third Grattan's Reports.
This paper must be Of best quality.
ENVELOPES-10,000N No. 10-XXX:
ENVELOPES-20,000 No. 6-XXX.
II. Il. WA KER,
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
Sc 10. eod5t