Printing Types, Presses, Sc. Sc

 VIM. HAGAR & co.
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HAVE REMOVED their Type and Ste- HI rectype Foundry 70 No. n John, cor ner of Gold street, New Y ork, and having en- Iarged their premises. are prepared to execute orders. with great despatch. All articles re. qnired by printers furnished to order at the manufacturers prices. They have complete series of founts from Plea to Diamond, of. a light face and beautiful cut which they offer with great confidence as being very superior articles. The following are their prices, (nn- form with other foundries,) 6 months credit, or l-9 per cent discount for cash.

 cfnts cts. ss Six line Plea x all larger, SS Long Primer, 40 Double English iO Double Brevier, 56

 Paragon, 32 Mnion, 70 Great Primer lo Double Nonpareil, 90

 Pica, 34 Agate, llG Pica and English, 36 Pearl, l4O Small Plea, 33 Diamond, 200

 All other articles of the Type Foundry in proportion. Wm. H. & Go. cast their book fOunts of a metal much lighter than the kind commonly in use. and which they will ,oGrrant much more durable. They are agents for the sale of the "Wash- ington Printing Press." invented by Rust, and for the Smith Press," made by R. Hoe & Co.,, The following are the prices. 6 months credit.

 Msdis%, sssSS Imperial. Ne.l. saassoo saso l Do. No 275 Ne,c- York. September, 1881 IS