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CHARLESTON MARKET. December 10.

CoTToN-Thcrc general attendance buyers at In.
Of the market Saturday article went on
with bsknc and attended the Operation, 10
the clos" Of business Thursday Yesterday market was
quiet about 200 bags changed hands and sam.
tose which characterized the operations week The re-
eeps since OF the ID basH and IN,
sales IN saline Time 1890 oows-l09 SIS 81 nj 81,
l+O at 81. 81 81 o43 at ST. ei6 ST. at a. Ii6i n, al
l7i g. 65s a. IlIs o.! at o. e3e at 81 200 a, .
20 at a. 332 at a. II9 at a. las ST. s3 AZ 81. 30 al
a. AMI about 2s selections "a quote. extremes. in
fcrior ordinary a 81 mtding midlng fair 6l air
and fully fair 90 good good 80 cents per H. Long
Cotton begins freely Island have
been o this week About 65 sold prices ranging 20 to
30 at H. ~ - 30 from ~ ~ om 81 TO aG and
81 Stained do. from rcr ~.
RiCEIhis article has date Of
buyers At slrh, reduction on The p,r
OF The previous week IN the mdlng and qualities heavy
business has been the There been some demand
choice parcels for foreign hpnen and n, eonoucnc ~ h
scarcity an advance has been obtained quotations
Will fair close Yesterday win
inferior to fair 81; good - ~: sal The
OF the cccs and the sales in the same
time SAG follows; I23 at a -6:
gag at 90 17 ut 3l6 us -; go ga 81 at IT:
Is6 at ll6; 2i 2 al 81! and IaI tierrcs
fancy brand, nj s3i per
GRAiN-Therc have no arrivals Of Corn this week A
small lot of Baltimore. the pryos week
SOLD at - buhel bushels Virginia oat.
have hand which by dealer at II cents per
b-he Nothing of consequence has IIay and for
the present quotations considered nominal
fLuuRour Flour market has been quiet throughout the week
ors on The one hand asking advance quotations of
unI,ss nj prices ''
BACON AND LARDwc again without any transaction.
OF consequence to report in either article quota
tons.
SATrhc receipts been 6e5o sacks Sale,
have been made from on boari pbo0rd prices ranging
SIPS lIO. We quote LIS as the market ae. hu,
would remark that above these rates
AUCTION sAEs-The following comprise mart of the
Bremen Abna and were .od :, auron
on the eh instant v9ai Weplala Hams III. a.6!e per H.
o Kegs ethg 10 ITO per keg 200 kegs Anchoves IS
each 20 Of Em Cheese cts each is cas--
Settler Water ls5 i3l DOZEN Lneed on sc 81
gallon 100 - inch offer s bales
BurLapS &c > bales sold. sal stopped.
ENCHANGE-our market has been dun throughout the week
little having been done either foreign or do
inesIc We would refer 10 nuT Bank
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Commercial RECORD.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

MospAs MoRusa, Dec. ~. 1912.
TonAccosales Mt the Inspections brisk Ius. 10
so; oil IS to IS leaf IS > SO TO 80 so
The quality of the siin very inferior
CorroS-Suppnes moderate last xaes
at Tor low qualities which down TO o.
WiiEAr-Prme red AMI nir white command 20 eta
FiouR-No sales The market Is DUH and Transaction, ON
which tn base quotation
PoRk-An advance required Slaughter Pen. ,,
APPLE DRANDY-s6 to % eents.-Pa. I1
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A CARD.
DENTISTRY.

IHNHE branch of MEDICAL SCIENCE, which
Dr. rLEAsANTs has made his special object Practice.
or Office in Bosllcr'. Row.
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Deaths.

Died Wednesday Morning, instant amer a long and
painful Illness SAMUEL DANIELS year age
AMI acquaintance Of the deceased requested
neral this morning at 10 O'Clock from his late residence oekoe
or Religious Notice.-ALrraT AsDrRsov win preach
in the Dego et"R House tonight at O'Clock The public
are respectfully invited To attend dc I5-it
Or general meeting Manchester Cotton
aud Wool Manufacturing Company the office Of o
den Rhodes Esq Saturday aist instant, O'Clock
de li-d&el7t WIN. b. HAMILTON, Agent.
AUCTION CARD.
brTbc Of BEVERLY HFrrs effects win take place nj
Martin powaanl h- tate residence. THURSDAY 18th
dcIi INLoEs q BROTHER, Auct..
HfOB SALE, package ~ 20 Whole Tickets in The Magni.
hcent Scheme of Lottery To be- drawn saurayal the risk
them $500 and the package draw prizes
100000 for only $500 Who wants ~ Come posi-
bic HoYr cos. under thc Exchange.
GRAND ORATORIO OF SACRED MUSIC.
MING December by sacred Musical sociefy
To commence At hali-past O'Clock.
PART T.
Tn Iooh Psalm.
PRAYER
CHoErs-Now elevate the sign Judah ,BsyJp.
Drrrr-GmcchH COMFORT ................... HavdH
ASniEs-sng unto God. .... =. ...............
SOTO ',p cHoHrs-o thou Whose power DER
ing worlds preside. ......... .Uhafqker.
ASTHEN-Dauqlicr of Observation-Disclosures.
soto-Con.der the Lilies. .TePhG
ANrnES-Awasc! put on Strength. .Cafo,e.
Hoio-Sad my Soul .UiNfer.
CHoHusIlancIjah To tho Father Bestloran
PART n.
CnoRrs-Thc Lord Great .................B iosjyt
Soto a TRio-Thc Law rvor- rnvc.........C H. Uorr
AvrHr~-O bet sing Lord. . . . .Rossfsi
Drrrr sSp CnoRrs-Oh how beautiful Thy Gardens
. - - HoH' .'.......... ..VaghagH
u'ArHIrh- ne Faycf' RossfaL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q young Alancle
o. m u hs way .''.................
lhf- nc Fhy Lam
roto Avn CnoRrs-Nigi shades longer. Rossisi
| CnoRts sND Tno-SoOn shall the Trumpet sound 90.
Ialfp rre le .,d. Al,
james Evans the Music and Of either NJ
I fte A. =. a.,
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l. The committee charged with the tax bill shall report
IT before the 10Th Of January the for doing
so, and the fourth day after the bill is reported il shall
be the order Of the day for that and every subsequent day
until is finally disposed Of But If any election mention
cd i'm the foregoing Joint orders and rules should happen
the said fourth day. other day for on the tax
bill it shall be the order of the day for the day after such
election shall have been disposed Of And If the committee
fail to report the tax bill sufficient reason for doing
it, the speaker shall forthwith appoint another committee.
2. The committee whose duty IL be- report the ap
preparation bill shall within the first cenfy daya Of the session
report bill making provision for the regular and known
penses Of the government and in oauc the speaker
shall forthwith appoint another committee.
3. Every private petition shall be presented within the
first reHfy days Of the session, and shall be renewed
after that time, unless the subject matter Of II originated
after that Time it, that the petition could not
have been transmitted in time.
Mr. CRUTcHFfELD thought the Committee in It's first few
lines had stated the simple fact, that "c be- done by
orders rules" re opposed al these innovations ~ cal
cunted to defeat the very object which they prDessed
desire, The old rules founded in and
sonse and their virtue had been tested by experience
lie exposed detail the injurious operation Of the proposed
amendments and conendod generally that the fewer and
simpler the rules, the better they for the despatch Of
the public business. He moved the indefinite postpone.
nent Of the Rules.
Mr.. HoPKIss replied in support Of the Report and pro.
posed Notwithstanding each G large, and conendng that
they would facilitate business and shorten the sessions.
Mr.. RANDoLrH stated that il would be impossible FOR tho
Fnnncn Committee make H. report by the time spoci.
fled in tho Rule The Finances Of the State had reached
q crisis, and necessary devise for placing
the credit Of the commonwealth upon firm basis. This
task which required time and labor New subjects
for taxation be searched out and Sinking Fund,
adequate the public debt, established. These du.
ties could not be executed by the 10Th Of January.
Mr.. WILLIAMS urged the adoption Of the Rules, tend
ing shorten the sessions point Of great interest TO his
\ cOnsdtuemts. lie called for the ayes and noes.
Mr.. STRornER believed these new Rules would produce
a loss Of time.
Mr.. BRoApus was much in favor Of short sessions
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TUtsbAf ENf>iNo, DC J. IHt2
There again To ay and IN.
sales reached over 5000 bales former healthy
feeling in the market and buyers appear operate
siycl nj prcsep
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~ Mr. John Jones has undertaken to give Mr.. Richie
lecture touching the virtues Of the Exchequor After aks
ing the old gentleman aside aud frightening him the ex
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SAVANNAH MARKET, Dec 10.
COTToN-Auv'd during the week 1905 bales Upland and
23s do Sea Island Cleared bales Upland
Liverpool 2.79S; IIavtc TO Boston
6lO To New York 2022 Baltimore Charleston $40 and
Sea Island The sales Of tphndamoun
at -. los at ~; la at Al: - Al
.. o. 5s 655 So $40 So 81 at g. 1877
6 72s 81 81 at Ga i6 al ca 10 al 6f
$50 q and 20 - Sea Island sold at l2 az
II; at 81; and IS al "a
The
have been sufficiently rs correct
guide dealers the considerably
in the day During tina week gradually
Ginning and accordingly reduce figures qualities
and quote:
Inferior a Middling Fair 50
Ordinary Ordinary 'a s. Pair, s!a6i
Midiing, ST Good Fair "a
The immediate the decline
Freight which took place the close report
the advance FTeight
the Cotton and the constantly ncreas
has also buyers advantage enabled
troll the market during the whole week Liverpool
TO the 10th ui expected by 10 days mail
arrived, the market closes dull and very doing.
RCE--The sales this week somewhat larger
though the demand has Foreign
shipment are in than other qualities The
tons 30 ut ~; 90 liz 81 ZIG: p;
%; and 81 S2t 100 lbs We notice in
prices though the market closes very dun large
FLOUR AND CRAIN.-A schooner arrived from
Richmond with full Of Flour and
been sold Prom store 80 bbl Howard Street
The sales Corn prices
GRoCElEsThe market has exhibited considerable activity
this week though very
Pork Hoh az 81, - Mess
20 ccnt loo bbl New Orleans bags
Coffee 10 10 hhds st % do
Muscavado at 90 cts.
sALTThoe has been cargo From store.
Liverpool sacks selling according the quantity
wanted-lO0 sacks sold al
EXCHANGE--Thc transactions been limited IN FOREIGN
Bills For Domestic former qiot.
tons say tai cent prem for Bank Sight Checks Northern
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TMuRspAY MORNING. pEcEMnER Us. lac.
SEE FIRST PACE.

(which party is il that stands strongly by the Abo.
onists in Congress- and opening the oodgaos ope-
iions and debates upon the South Who is the great in
cendary that foments this petition spirit \ Wing
Which party il that furnishes this very session three
Representatives from Virginia who stand by the side
of John .. Adams The Wing party. Which party il
that furnishes him with the greatest number of allies, his
war upon the 2lst rule ~. Enquirer.
We might answer these very ingenious questions by
asking ohers-But forbear. We will take no exception
to the man. who propounds these overwhelmingly
ull-booded Abolitionis, Garrison himself if he
had Garrison's it. But the 2lst Rule
test of Aboton This assuming the point controversy
Many whose skirts clear of all faint of Abolition many
of the wisest and saunches supporters of Southern rights
have always held that the establishment of that rule
impolitic. That it gave the Aboionsts the vantage
ground, and by identifying the right of petition with the
cause OF anatcsm tended the numbers of the
Aboitionist and enable them work mischief. This
opinion say has been entertained by many Southern
menas bitter and effective opponents of Abolition Mr.
Thomas Richie any his hackers That they are not
fur wrong proven by the fact that since the Dist Rule
established, the Aboitonsts have multiplied with "a
pidity beyond all precedent.
We, however, will argue this question with the Ed
Of the Enquirer. We never like that esmabe person
advocated abolition in any shape form; and therefore
have occasion be forever denouncing the aboons
in order persuade the South that devoted to its
interests The senseess slang too, which this miserable
old babbler is always dining into ears, positively
nauseatng that the very mention of abolition produces
shudder. We sick of it; and suppose other people
are too. They know that nothing is to come of it
that is all hypocricy his part designed to fill the En-
quire and give the world mighty notion Of his valor
and devotion Southern institutions IL he will quit
babblng. and propose action which will bring matters TO
issue, will listen 10 him,
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
IauisIunu

Le1isisna ssd -Mss,,sigpi
ORDINARY ash
Middling STAG
aiddhng Fair 6ia6f
Fair 7la7I
Good fair All
Good and fine -
The sugar market prices the decline
prime qualities viii fetch ate declined to
Use. for good lots
Exchange keeps and yesterdays
Sterling 4as Ct prem New York day "a per CT
dis Checks dis Francs SEA n sly % TSa.,e
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mcCormick's Resping unchine.-The Public are
invited to call At the ONCE Of the SOUTHERN PLANTER and
examine beautiful model Of This Ingenious and celebrated
chine. win be exhibited for day or two only.
dc BOTrs BURFoOT,
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HfOR SALE, package ~ % Whole Tickets Magni.
hcent scheme 81 Lottery 10 be- drawn saiuraya the risk
on them SO0 and the package draw prizes
100000 for only 5000 Who ~ poss-
bic HOYT 4 co.'s under Tia. Utcl1nse
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(Defcrred.l
Observation-Disclosures Ia.

Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ia.
Richard VI Hoe, machinst ot late firms r Hoe Co.
and Newton Smith, N Y
Robert Hoe, do DO do
Palmer SUMNER, Qate firm Sumner ( Naylor.l tin and
iron dealer n 7.
James Boau.tt. Jr., New Rochelle (conpulsory.)
William n Sdnemets, tailor, n. Y
Henry L King, carpenter, Il. Y.
IL Il Willn2artb, clerk, N Y.
Joseph Osborn, Jr. late merchant, Brooklyn.
Joseph P. Cooke, ". Y
Zeiois Wilson, clerk, y. Y.
Abraham Plau, manufacturer. N T.
z. Chamberlain, firm e: Chamberlain X Son. n. Y.
Hera,o Squ!er, mason, N I.
Charles H. Post, clerk, n. Y.
Isaac RsqUa, agent, N Y
Christian II. Delavan late hardware merchant, n. Y.
Thomas Butler, agent, \. Y.
Ephrain l.. Hall, prison keeper, Sing Sing
Henry G. Norton. Gate firm Norton Coz N Y.
Samuel B. Walters, Huntington, y. Y.
Joseph NJ. McJinsey Il IL ru Smith ( Nc imsey my.
Langdon Wilson, clerk. r.. Y.
VIM. H. Culver Gate firm Ripley Culver,) NY.
Aules Higgins, victualier Brooklyn.
Charles Shourt, (late firm Baldwin ShoGrI.)
John W. Wallace, printer, Brooklyn.
G. O. Cotton, student, n. Y.
Robert Manly, tlaie firm Manly < Clark n. Y.
Aaron Chichester, merchant tailor, n. Y.
William H. Chester, n. Y
Israel A. Cromwell tlate firm Cromwell L Pamer) n. y.
Joseph $. Fletcher, halter, y. Y.
Tobias Boudinot. N. Y.
l. Bennett, blacksmith.
Edward Jenkins a,e frr Saith & Jeakins,) N. Y.
Wm Dunning Gate firm ". Dunning L Coz NY.
Palmer Cleveland, Williamsburgh n. Y.
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GEBRING's COUGH SYRUP, sold at

~ 476t Broadway.-This pleasant preparation
ma and all other similar affections of the lungs throat
1t has been tried in naumerabe instances and has always
produced the same happy result II is agreeable tie
taste and taken with pleasure and children in partcu-
lar VIII be found so to like H. that there need be any
trouble IN administering them. This important
consideration In preparing medicine, aud is itself
great recommendation.
Please Notice hisSo we'll assured, from experience is
the proprietor OF this Medicine, of its efficacy all cases OF
common Coughs however OF long standing, and
Whoopng Cough, distressing TO children, that he has
no hesitation IN proposing to any person who may pur.
Chase this syrup, and couscieDtiousy adege after
using II according 20 The directions that benefit be.n
presentation OF The empty bottle This is lair PROPOSE
ton and every purchaser Invited 10 avail himself OF il, if
he should derive no relief from the Cough Syrup.
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor 76 Broadway.
Price, IS cents DE- I'm
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WATER-Messrs. whitsey

" jenkins, Plumbers. No. Joa-street, would mosi
respectfully inform the public that they are prepared 10
workmsnke manner. Their work is warranted to give
entire satisfaction and their pipes are SO Land as not 10
sH ard examine their materials The Croson Water in
troduced without taking upthe sidewalks
The following Certificate, with othefs can DC seen d.
Mr FsAxcIs J. wHrrsEY having beer employed at the
Girard College capacity oil Plumber aords me
pleasure 10 say that from opportunity tsere had 10
judge his merits in the line OF his business dossosF MN
worthy The confidence oi The public. !, -,
PhilaG.Inf;s Esh ie:9 pS0tf
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.-Deafness

Il Il Cured.-Searpa's acoustic OiL-For the cure OF
Deafness pains and The discharge matter from the Ea
aso all those disagreeahle noises like the buZzng of
sects, falling OF water whzzing OF steam, Lc which
symptoms OF approaching Deafness, and also generally at
tended vs. ith disease.
The sDbjoned certificate viii be read with interest:
@PHlLADELpHli, Oct !, 1871.
uessrs Observation-Disclosures disease which has hitherto
been considered incurablc but nora the public that
Is mistaken idea. have been deaf for years, and
concluded that must remain SO; but many months
since saw IN your paper advertisement Of Scarpas Oil
for Deafness As HE last concluded to Ivy IL
am nov happy 10 say can hear well ever did Two
OF my friends likewise ued il. One of them was so deaf
that he used trumpet lie hears perfectly well
without IL The other very much troubled with noises
IN The and bead, and he at found relief and is
we'll Two bottles cured nIe, which thought getting we'll
pretty cheap siLAs BUcgEE, Secoad ST., below Pnen
Sold al wholesale aud retail by A. B. i D. Sands, Drug
gs NO ~ Fuion-sresl corner OF Gold, and 100 Fulton
street. Also sold by David Sands l. Co. No ~ Fast
Bleadwayi A. B. Sands Co No. 275 Broadway corner
OF Goa. berssreet Price, g.. Also sold by Dr. David
jayne, NO. - South Thrd-strse, Philadelphia. dis In
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

HNOUhNJEN1 -beIOTe inc FICt CNdA-
a cellor-Wiiam Meier George D. Strong ct al
In pursuance Of decreta order OF this Court made in the
above entitled cause will be sold public auction, under
TIE dir ecoa Of the subscriber OF the Masters OF this
Court by +. H. Ludlow alctioneer at The Merchants tx
change in the city of NewYork the fifth day OF DeceG
Der next, O'clock noon day all that certain o
piece parcel Of ground situate lying and being in the
sixth Ward OF the city or New-York and Is known and
ceased recorded in tie office of Register for The city and
county of New York in Lber 407 OF Conyeyances, page
lect iDow Contre with It's boundaries by reference
the aforesaid rap will fully appear rcservag and
excepting lkereout aud lherefr0m however such portion
the said et may have been taken by the Mayor AL
dermen and Commona!ty of,be city Of New.York for The
purpose OF widening Cepre aforesaid-NewYork,
Nov "a, 1892. WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
Master in Chaacery
WM. BLOOMFIELD, Solicitor. MA 2aw6s
The sale OF the above property postponed until the l7h
day Of December next al the same hour and place.
NewYork December 5li. 1872
t5 WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL. Master in Chancery.
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TTULL'S TRUSsEs.-Noticc to Rup-

EULLS RUSSES.-Notice to Rup-
4 tured Persons.-Persons afflicted with ruptures may
rely upon the best instrumental aid the world Affords
application the office No Yeseystree or TO either OF
the agents the principal towns in the United States Be
careful examine the back pad of Huls trusse TO see
they endorsed by Dr. Hull ia writing None genr-
inc, be relied upon good, without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken TO veId limitations OF
Hus celebrated trusses and thousands imposed upon
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon they
made by unshilfu mechanics, and better than
the ordinary uusSss.
Room, have been fitted up No. Veseysreet exciu-
sively for ladies' having entrance from the bus
department where female is attendance
wait female nnIients S2I u
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FASHIONABLE STOCKS, SCARFS

y = y Y ~ y ~ -
T. CRAVATS. GLOVES, &c.-Old Establishment
PARSELLS L AGATE established in ls28-ln addition
their assortment FasaHabe Goods the sub
scbers receiving by every arrival from London and
Paris fresh supply of fashionable Scarts and Crayats
Their assortment of fashionable Stocks Scars Crayaie,
ready made Linen or which the first premium award
ed them the late fair OF the American Insttue) Gloves,
SuSpende5 Hosiery, Silk, Merno, ambswoo aud buckskin
Shirts and Drawers, and all articles appertalnng gen.
ileuan's wardrobe rich and varied Gentlemen calling
al tie old establishment may depend being furnished
w the best and latest fashions fair and moderate prices
PARSELLS L. AGATE, 24l Broadway,
between Park place and Murray street.
p L. A. continue the manufacture OF their celebrated
Shonaer Braces and genuemens Russia. siding Belts.
DIS lmt
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BY Special Appointment.
: AkINH e.

BY Special Appointment.
EOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer
81 TO THE QUEEN.-CAUTION.-The high clarac.
of these Pens mas induced the attempt the part NJ
several dSrepuabe makers topractce fraud not only upon
Mr. Gillst but also upon the pnbc. An inferior article
bearing The msspced name thus Giot, emitting the final
in the market 1t readily be daectcd by its
unfinished appearance and the common style in which
il is put mp.
Observe, the genuine Peas all marked in full
oSeph Glotts Patent" Joseph elliott, warran,ed
and that each gross bears fac smile OF his signature.
The above may be had, wholesale, of HENRY JESSOP
yI5 ~ 81 Johr-stree1 corner of Gold.
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AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRISON,
Anhurn Der IN lct2

III Office is hereby given, that sealed
Proposals VIII be receivedat The Office of the suberh'
A. d. Tor The services Of Tea ConyIets With the privilege
increasing the same the Agent may able 10 furnish
any number exceeding Three Hundred for the term Oh
Five from the frs; of January next to be en-
poYed ia the manufacture Files and such articles OF NV
ley of which the United States IS principally suPpiied oy
foreign importation. 80
suieien, shoproom, suitably warmed and Lighted, VIII
be furnished by the State.
Note Persons making proposals required to name as
amount per day. offered for the Of each ConTG
and TO furnish the of the person or persons ee.ea
surety IN the Contract, wi;h their written assent J
10 present the time OF opening such proposals tDe
2Dti.j either in person or by duly authorized agent
oi3 TON HENRY POLHEMUS. agent
LHARTHEN WARES crates superior
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AGENTS OyrIcE, STATE PRI.oN
Auburn, October 10, 1872
PY YHE CONSENT and direction o.

- the Inspectors Regular Meeting OF The Beard,
held THE Prison October IT, 1892 notice is hereby given
that sealed proposals will he received office OF the
subscriber in said Prison. until the 27 day OF December
at ten O'Clock A. NJ for the SERVICES OF such Number
OF Convic exceeding forty, the Agent may be able
10 furnish under the restrictions and provisions "a the
spcctve Acts II the Legislature OF this State passed May
H. 1885, and Aprils 1872 for the term Of five years from
the first day Of June next be employed in the Taanutac
ture Of Cotton and wsoien Machinery, Edged Tools,
steam Engines and Boilers, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware
and Railroad Work. Sufficient sop-room, suitably warmed
and lighted, 10 be furnished by the State.
NoTE.Persois making proposals required to name
the amount per day. offered for the services OF each Con
yct and give the of the persons who be-
come sureties in said contract
oil lawtDT HENRY POLHEMUS, Agent.