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, 1864-06-23

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tHNs o} 1e Aor19e psF &thsa1, u1sss otasSas4as
, 1864-06-23

- ea!es 1otny:- is bris apples It tic D:
FtsH-R ntTxFtrH III ain oss nomlna. s1gpl5
Nj E1ttciv. and very Grm at pte1snE 9uNat19o5s. ~
ch.npsd. NAcARE1L Ii Activa temnnd, price. sea
dy. CoDFIsA u fA,E supply Nth modstats Eaee .pts
, 1864-06-23

: EiI1;H VINES ecel1ei to-day tcs o.l.; satpp,
hats Ss:kst a:se.tsa sEd lr's aSYs nossftns s
Ssfte were En bnls at *1 =: 1qa. hna as i51: sH
hb's u s.: %! bh's q go hos u .sa1 s 6e. M
iii ItnEs-Rete!pt. ts19 ns. Market quiet and no~
, 1864-06-23
Se!te to-day :-st1 hrls Andre~s. Clarke Il Co.. an
.iexat der SctcAeid 4 Co , best While Oil st - c

prcvtous q1oat ons. LAED Oil 9uot.1 n.tutna.iy at
81 ss, At :or No. thaEe being tfl- In ths
, 1864-06-23

10 Ill 4+1e
ELOUh-ReceiFed to-day, 4,1t5 brls; shipped,
si9i br1. Sellers to-day were generally holding II
~ adyanee of7scast % hrl oves yesserdsys osis.s
snles were: y uira WMT1n EXTRA s-ssa brls Tint.
edststs :. choice # $1o g; 80 osls Robinson Co.
Emerald Isle' at s9;i2H o hE!s. Uni:n" 1sp.5ts1
II 9e.to; 100 br1s EashTtue City" At $ie.'5, RsD
erHisa E1Ts1e-1o brls B.rtiett's' at SEX: 10
brlA" Cozxer's ExtrA"At :; 100 b.l." Union" at
"Fotttrs' st ss.2,; III h,ls far Extra 1t s5.co.
Brzn-EcaRcu and n1m At advaut ed figures. sales
wtIe-l1 tons IN bulk on track 1t $1bto 10 tons DO
aAx1 ehj1114 III
, 1864-06-23

The CoppeIheads are terribly put out over
the return OF Vallandigham. The pe.ce
wing, are, however, chuckling with delight.
The bogus war wing on the other hand, ; ae;
nounce him IS being in league with ,'nid
Abe" to break up the party, These latter
fellows arc the most dishonest and mean o.
thc PARTY, and want to run In = peace candi'
date under the guise Of = Major-Generars
shoulder straps. The peace men, on the
other h,nd believe In sticking to the PE1nsl.
pies Of the party to the bitter end II tne
var peace men 1t Chicago do not look. ods
the genuine peace men viii ~ the tsaek Lsr ana
| thew Win not follow the lead Of the '.lseka@..
| Of The Administration as Fernando Wood
| rAl1a them
, 1864-06-23

ors1o sales !, iaaase p<f aoz. Sales to-dkJ: pkxs
Il 7or ; ! do at zoc II 10 1t 12c pef dog.
FRUITS-G11euA A1Hss-1n mail 9upe1y. n*F.
kst arm snd r1ehsrRad. eERAw1Ah11xs=1o osstex
tupply. ExrAat ActfNe md prices lover. 70 nota a
define OF 51It07:e pr hHs on lestefdays quoeA-
mons. .LH3pK1 AeStve and vef7 f11A- ,0xAHS1e-
tioD. Sound mutt continues high, with COED d.
, 1864-06-23

k< H*AEE X0EVSf e{<R III III
. quota -
l1r.!lA Eope. .H. @Hc
d6mD.-t4 4...l4 .f@SG
L6th Yarn, ue1np, - a G
j." AanI.la.-eeI "a g
&3&fffNn 1$S1AEn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
COOPER UNION FOR THE ARRANGEMENT OF

COOPER UNION FOR THY ADVANCEMENT OF
SCIENCE AND ARr.-Scvera years ago Mr.. Peter Cooper
suggested that a Free School for the advancement
Of Science and Art would be Of great value to those
who desired to improve themselves in that direction
His idea afterward became institution and for
considerable time we have had frstclass School Of
Design and Of Science. in which the most accomplished
teachers have been employed TO give gratutons nstruc
ton to young ladies and young gentlemen whO'wished
TO avail themselves Of the advantages within their reach
On Wednesday evening a large number OF. ladies and
gentlemen visited the Cooper Institute to see the peci
hbiton of last year. The were handsomely illu-
minated. so that the pictures and diagrams which
cred the walls of several apartments, could be
examined without difficulty. In such vast variety
not all equally excellent but it was
generally conceded, that many Of them were OF a
very high order of merit indeed there were some pic.
lures pointed ont by competent critics having about
them the unmistakable marks of gcnius. The dia-
grams of machinery and architectural plans. exc
cuted principally 6y apprentices. clerks. and other
young men whe gladly receive instructions mt night
having no opportunity TO receive lessons during
the day. The fact that they willing to forego the
ease and the enjoyments Of leisure to improve their
minds is proof Of their industry md enterprise ana
their finely executed pencilngs gives evidence OF their
skill Much is expected of such young men, and the ex
pecatons Of their friends have not been disappointed
In the ladies department the spectators are delighted
with gallery OF art The walls are covered with pic
lures in pencil in water coors and in OIL Trees. flow
ors fruits. shells birds fishes beasts landscapes, water
Of battle ac SspoJ pene. ' aaS TS
taken from life met the eye at every turn.
This exhibition affords unanswerable argument in
favor Of the school Of art II teaches the fact that
whatever a can do well without sacrificing her
womanly character. she may do IL. she can carve
like Harriet Hosmer. then she has night to use the
mallet and chise II she paint like Rosa Bonheur
then she should be encouraged to employ her pencil
Hundreds Of young ladies' who graduated at this insti'
tuition are now earning an abundant support by the
exc rcise Of their skill and industry.
ON Wednesday night as Mr.. Cooper. the generous
founder of this school, moved from rosm TO room he
met with the most enthusiastic greetings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
ArHiXed.

Steamer Liberty (. S. transport New Orleans l7th
and Pensacoa days 10 hours mde mail. and pas 20 ie
u. $ OusItemaser The l.. detained twenty hours by
the fog Of sandy Hook.
Steamer Louise Moore (U s. transport Winters, Fortress
Monroe 20 hours, TO o. :. Quartermastef.
Steamer George C. Collins a.. = transporil, MerTyman
Fortress Monroe % hours, to u. $. QuAfermAster
Steamer Pelican Waldron Providence. mdse aud pass I"
T. Bynner. - go
Ship d. 81. Wa;yen (Brhn). Julger, Narcotics O. days
rudse 20 Chsa LuDs CO.
Bari speedel oi Boston,, Taylor. GSanl Turk t days
ss, 20 Basse't Bacon. -
schr Dragon DIAL Peterson, ST. croix May u, ant
uolsssA 20 Ives. Becchsr 4 Co.
Schr Brave, Crosby, Providence for Albany.
schr. susan Scranton. Kirby New Haven-
Sohr Wstunra. Cook, Beaufort days naval stores to
Moray Nephew.
schr O. W. Baldwin, Long Cape Ann
scAr Thscher Taylor, L,Ting, Gloucester.
Schr Benz English, Baker, salem.
Schr Treasure, Palmer, New Haven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
Proposals.
ARxr CLOTHING AND Eau,PAaE 0YUoE,
mo l2 CINCINNATI, o., May IL, 1864
PROPOSALS. are invited by the undersigned
until THURSDAY May 26, 1854 at O'Clock p m. for

PROPOSALS. are invited by the undersigned
until THURSDAY, May &c. 1864 at 2 O'Clock p IN. for
furnishing this Department 10y contrsct) with
Gloth d. y. Uniiom-Army Standard
FLANNEL. Blouse-Army STANDARD;
Samples Of which may be the Office of Clothing and
Equipage IN this city.
10 be delivered free of charge at the o. s. Inspection Ware
house in TIM, city in good packages with the name Of the
party furnishing, the kind and quantity goods distinctly
marked on each article and package
Parties Offering goods must distinctly state their bids the
quantity they propose furnish the price, and the time of
delivery
Samples when submitted must be marked and numbered to
correspond with the proposal and the parties thereto
that the goods shall be in every respect equal
Army STANDARD; otherwise the proposal will not be consd-
cred
guaranty signed by two responsible persons must
pany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder will supply the
ticlcs awarded to him under his proposal
Bids will be opened on THURSDAY, May 26 1864, at
O'Clock D. M, hi, Office aud bidders requested 10 DO
present.
Awards will be made on FRIDAY. May 81
Bonds will be required tina. the will be faithfully
fulfilled.
Telegrams relating TO proposals will not be noticed
Blank OF Proposals. Contracts, and Bonds may De OBJ
tanned at this Office.
Ihs right reec, any bid deemed unreasonable Il reserved
BY order OF Col TiOSlAS SWOHDS, A. y. NJ. u.
CIV MoULroS, Captain aid A. .. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
ORDNANCE oyVrcE. wAA DEPARTMENT, }


OEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
/ th. Department until MONDAY. May 81 al p M, Tor
hc delivery al the Eew.Yors Arsenal Of 29o Light Cavalry
$500 limited states pattern. These Sabcrs to
he made in strict accordance with the standard 90
sren at the NewYors Arsenal They are 10 be 20 INC
Dsiyrr. must msds Ia lots 4 not lees than one fifteenth
per week OF the whole number contracted iof Inc
-. do,ss,,v IN he made on the 9th day Of June. 1864
Failure to make delivery at the specified time WIN subject
the to forfeiture OF the number he may 'a 70 90
liver al that time. IL, ,, A., x.,..
Of Ssbes ad such are known 10 TINS De
armcn be SUCH comtcn, to execute IN then own WORK
ahops tbs work proposed Tor 90, ,.-.--,-..
Eeh marty obtaining contract will be required to enter into
bonJ. with approved sure,ies for s faithful execution
Bidders will ncose with their bids the written seknowi'
edrnsn,. of their suretics their own sisnatire
Upon the award beng made successful bidders WIN DO not
6sd and furnished with forms Of contract and bond a.
The Department the right TO REJECT any or all BIDS
II not deemed satisfactory. . O., o., =,
Proposals viii be addressed 70 Bread'er General George "
pn.,v Chief of Ordnance Washington ID. g." and VIII DO
indor.ed Proposals. for LiSh, Cavalry saber. ,,.,
I,r gadier- General, Chief OF Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
ARxY CLOTHING AND EQulrAeE oyyIcg,

No. 1921 CINCINNATI, ONO, May 10, 1861
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned.
until MONDAY May go 1864, at , O'Clock p H., for fur.
niskin this Department 10y con.rscD with
y FBOOTEES-Army Standard.
BOOTS, Cavalry-Army Standard
Samples Of which may be at the office OF Clothing and
Equipage in this city.
DO be delivered OF charge, at the u. s. Inspection
Warehouse In this city In good packages with the name
Of the party Furnishing the kind aud quantity oil goods d
tincy marked on each article and package.
Parties offering goods must distinctly state In their bic'
the quantity they propose furnish the price and time
delivery.
Samples when submitted must be marked and numbered
correspond with the proposal and the parties thereto msi
that the goods snail be- in respect equal T.
Army Standard otherwise the proposal will not he considered
guaranty signed by responsible persons must accom-
pay bid guaranteeing that the bidder VIII supply the
articles awarded to him under lis proposal
Bids will be opened MONDAY Msy 80 1854 az
o'clock D. % this office, and bidders requested 10 be
pyesent. .....,. =. -
Awards VIII b. made on TUESDAY, May 81.
Bonds viii DO required that the contract VIII be faithfully
falied.
kilograms relating to proposals viii not be noticed.
Blank forms Of Proposals Contracts, and Bonds may be oo
tsined nj this Office
The right reject any bid deemed unreasonable l. reserved
by order of Col TIiOS. SWORDS. a. q. NJ o.
G. W. Moo1eOS, Captain and A. .. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
A NOBLE DoyArIoy.-The Directors of the

A NOBLE DONATION The Directors of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of NcwYork, at a
meeting held the 18th inst appropriated $1,000 10
be used for the relief of the sick and wounded soldiers
and divided follows To the Christian Commission,
e. 600; TO the Western Sanitary Commission, 5000;
TO tho L. 8. Sanitary Commission, $1,000. The same
amount vas also contributed last year for this worthy
and patriotic purpose by this Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
L. ). ORDNANCE AGENCY No. IS WoRrn.sT,
Ngw.ioRK, May p, 1885,
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will BE-

- rrorlVcd nn NATUKDAI, JUNG I097i u . w"
H. By this Office for the supply Of
$1,000 PAIKS BRASS SPURS.
They are TO be made in all poets mGfrG ico'hnan
p and dimeu.ons in ,,rc conformity with hc standard
sample which can b. N this Office.
They re 70 be delivered free Of expense 20 the United
States this Office here peced and none are TO be
accepted or paid for but approved upon inspection
Bidders viii in th-r bids the time Ia which they pro
pose make deiyere snd each ary obtaining contac,
it, faithful execution Failure deliver al specified time
will subject the contractor 10 forfeiture OF the number ne
NAV f t. deliver at that time.
No bids viii be considered rom parties other than regular
Manufacturers aud known to be- fully competent 10
xrcu. In their own shops the WORK proposed for
Tie Department the night to REJECT any or all bids,
II deemed unsatisflctory. 80
Proposals. will be addressed, properly ndogsed. to zap y
CRlSPIN Orlnance H. = Ordnance Agency No - W 9th
A. New. York" S. CBlSPlN. Captain OF Ordinance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
Passengers Arrived

IN steamer Liberty. from helo OeGni and PenIrcola
Capt Frank H. Learned commanding "a u. 5. Artillery
Capt H. A. Smslley and wife "a L. ). Artillery; Lieut. ~
Smith % u. $ Artillery; Capt T. r. Boyd, C. II. bentley
George E. Jones. a. NJ franklin q. NJ rion, j. L. Pow
srs Lieut. T.. NJ Martin. c. Bowen. Mr. Martin, Nh o. Neil
Mr. Moore Csp, Baxter, Lieut. Clinton, Capt. Weir, Lieut.
ssnSs, r. Crowell. M and Mrs Marble, +. X. Dillon II
Spear and 10 In the The "a L. ). Artillery who
haye stationed Pensacola and brrancs III three
years. also came passengers in the Liberty.
In schr. Dragop from 81. C'or-MF. and Mrs Jas sscf
John Is. King, George r. knlAy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
HAyi DrPAxrxrSr. BuRKiu OF PRovrsfoSs
AND CLorn:so. May "a 1904.
4 ACTRESSES and COY Frs. -Sealed pr6

vi p,,a, indcrsed Proposals for aareses' will be
received th Oce until o'clock the sh day OF juno
nsa r rnlshiaz aud delivering Ic0o Mattresses, with two
Cover. for eAeh ~ be delivered 4 the ,e o; 1000 per week
the delivery be ado within ten days after receiving
notice Of Acceptance Of proposal The Mattresses and Covers
10 conform he Navy standard 900 90 be delivered the
N.yyYard Brooilyn ~ " aud 1900 ut the Navy Yard,
Mass and there undergo the usual inspection OF
III. Yard Satisfactory evidence must he furnished That the
bdr Il 4 o. regular dealer n the article pro
posed or and tina, 10 has tho license required by ave-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
OyKicr Llanr HOUSE, INSPECTOR.

No. 10 Cedlr's'., NEW YORK My TT Ioo'
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until /: O'Clock m. on WEDNESDAY, the i'h
d Of une next for raising replacing and keeping IN their
positions all the buoys in the Hudson River Dc
wern SewYork and Troy Fire Island Inlet Lake Ch1mpa
AID .uch others AZ may be authorized or one year from tue
ar dsy Of July the succeeding 18th day oil June ae
cordn the regulations OF the Light House board ana is
unlsd cope. OF which eau Do had by applying
- ,bi, olce BIZ order Of the Light House Board
WV" Com. L. NJ POWELL, u. ). NJ
Light House Inspector, u D'!uet'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

TI,ApsCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
PASSAGE OFFICE No 30 S9ah,s.' Sew ON and
WALES. ,,,,, ppp ,rrn LIME or LIVERPOOL,
PAC fINE a. LONDON Jackets SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS hu, 10 take passage send for their friends or
v Ia The old country, do 30 at the lowest rses
BY applynsto A"i 'N0 No. % Souths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
Professional Notifies.

nR. CULvERWELL Of London, author Of
~ What TO Eat Drink and Avoid Marriage, Be-, will Wat
York professionally for week, and viii arrive ~ te
sro on OK about the 2th and may be- consued Of nef
Gus debility &C. Address fo particulars on all cases. NO. %
West 2lstst, New-i0rk.
DR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No Z Beach-si., between naricx ana
receive proper Honrs from a. m to "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
Cost ano fonno.

I OST or MlSLAID., ...
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK dated Aug.
~ 1855 In the name Of CAMMAS Go. 80, ,
The transfer has been stopped and all parties are houheo
not 20 negotiate ting ceItihcate
Application wilrbe made for new certificate.
The finder IL requested TO return the same % -
Z. NHITEHOUSE, son MOHiSON
No. 20 Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

The steamer Liberty reports tho following vcssels a. Pen
,scoia e. s. steamers Hartford Potomac, De Soto fn2A
Kcnnebec Port Royal, and Hudsoni ship Geo. Huihui
baIks Mary Louisa and Voguer tehrs ~ '" sH'iih and
Smithsonian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
wiSfATuRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rise. $50 Set....... 1921 Moon-Rises.. mon
vArYR THIS DAY
Sandy Hook IL 29 Gov Island l.l0 Hell Gaie.... y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

GEO. A. PRINCE X Co.'S
" MELODEONS AND
SCHOOL ORGANS.
The Depot for the sale Of t above celebrated inrunen'l
has been removed from No. ~ fultons,. 10 No. 013
BROADWAY NNm. Hall 4 Sons Music Storol where a
large stock samples and packed instruments may at oil imes
be found.
Dealer. will be- supplied on rccep, Of order. With dram FOR
the amount sf bill required
Direct all gncs,ious to the undersigned who i Sole
Agent for this city. ChA>. p bACoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

NIEIN WAY q HUN0 NVIU WIHNI.
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS srr now considered
tie beet Ia Europe well this county having received the
tg. Prize Mcdr :. the " ods Exhibition N london iDpi
The principal why the s,einway amos ae snpcfof
10 all o,hers that the hI = composed o. hive pfacca
pisnt ori- makers iher and four sou who invent al hen
own improvements and under whose Pef,onsi .nPerVioh
every pat Of the Instrument IS inaunia'utei Msto's
Nos Il aud las. Foureent between Uulon square aud
living Place New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK.
Cleared.

Ship-Fsmeralda Meirum. Liverpool, J. w. Elwel Co.
schooner.-Daii johnson. Stamford, Sarah Elizabeth
Smith, Now Haven, Hotchki.s St1nardi Judge S~it,
beItraln. Bridgsport NJ Brsgs Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
Gteamboats ano Railroads.


miles shorter 10 Cincinnati; change oil cars "a
mile. shorter Cleveland; change OF cars Is !" hss
shorter Chicago; change Of csf. Is ~ miles shorter
II, Louis chsnses OF Office No. I'll broadw"
colnct ChamberssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
US. A. MEDICAL PunyKYoRs OFFICE, !

US. A. MEDICAL PURyByoRs 0YFCs.l
No. e56 ~ BRoAD-sr., PHILADELPHIA May II lJ6i.
PROPOSALS FOR IRON BEDSTEADS.-
Proposals invited for 5000 IRON BEDSTEADS, I'M
dans wooden bottoms each Bedstead TO be feet inches
long feet inches wide and 10 inches high Names Of two
securities to be furnished with the bids. Proposals viii be
opened the s June The Medical Puryeyor reserves the
right to reject any or al bids. . IL ~ hhAi,
Surgeon L. s. A., Medical PuTyeyor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
DIRSsON,s pIANO-FORTEs.-JAs. PRS

son respectfully informs he public that be has rse'it
bed ms-(n hnianu ofc business aud inyie stis niion
10 fine Of PIANOS Il hi. ~afeIooms No 49, broad
Hrnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
MASON a HAMLIN's CABlNET ORGANs,

NJ Tor FAMILIfS, tIfI NtfFr, nd oUHUII'
nf-d by the musical profession greatly superior & Harmo-
NUNS nrodeons AID all other small organs SEQ our ius
,raed catalogue Tor explicit testimony 10 their superiority
from majority Of the eminent ofg.nls,s ia AnereA
Pho@s, ee3 20 go each
CAUTION 10 PUkCIfASERS.-Ths sfes. reputation
which Cabinet Organ. have obtained ard a.. extensive
densnd f,f them have Induced dealers 20 advertise in some
quito d.eroD; lnt'fl-ut. Cabinet VI and Ia
Other. 20 represent that Hsmoniuns and other
rod orsan. ar thing This - no, trfe. The excel
ionces u sbns Organs, which have given them their
lh reputation the merely 4 tho superiority 81
their nIanshp but also n IL % essential d
ference, a. construction which, bcns patented cannot DO
initiated by other ntefs. fron ihesr arise thfr p~'ie'
quality aud volume Of and nnv ~d capacity Tor rIpses
''' MASON BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27

4 III. GALE g. Co.. PIANO-FORTES.
IA Mandatory and WareTooms.
No. lOT East l2th-st., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-27
AGENT AND ,v.Rprss OYyicz.
slNG SIa1 IEIsuNi My 70 I0l'.1
PROPOSALS for CONVICT LABOR-Pur

PROPOSALS for CONVICT LABOR.-Pur-
'u,n' e. resolution Of the bo1a q, inPs' o.. , 1sas
sns srs Prison, upto tie 3rh June, 5 - ~ si9c
noon fof tho LABOR aud sER'lCEs Of sEVENrf;1fINti
MALE CONVCTs provided that number be- 81 the disposal
Of the ad Agent aud Warden from time TO time for that pnr
pasel in this Prison. to be employed IN TIC m ..
N..h- Iron aud finishing IN IL various branches Tor the
term OF years. commence on 80 lot day oil August
With such labor and service, will be furnished the shops
and premise, m the yard Of ~ Pon AZ Efrsn, Si sna I
oupied In tho manufacture Of iuess' ana
one room fr story 81 wide 49, feet long roon sec
ond story 81 feet vide ~ fec, long with wing TWO store.
bigb each story 81 feet wide % feet long one room 10 ier'
rr 90 feet long engine room, y feet wide, ~ feet long
No hydauc steam power, nor h.nery wa De ui
nishrd with such labor anil services hut all stoves ana pipe
n..ary r waning III. shops will be nfnshed the use OF
The Croton viii be allowed AZ the rate oi TWO hnh1fed
d mn dollars per snnu end about - convict' who have
heretofore been similar wors VIII be paced Oh 'h' con
tract .,., -, -, t,A,, an,
services. III IL. date price per day and names OF contract
or. aud OF teIr sueie. blank win be deposited IN This
oe with tho Cerk Of this Prison Immediately Tor the IN
peetion u persons DESTROYS Of proposing therefor
Propo.a such abor and services mn,' De 20
the aud marked Propoi1i fer Labor q CoHrf,
Mag,abe Iron" They must be .ub,tantay IN ,hr TORN o.
the printed blanks which will be furnished by e ch OF tne
Prison TO any pef9a 'Ppyni m be .,s, 4, become
lie, In ,hs said contract and they must havs aneIed Jss,
cation Of .uree. In the Of not less than ye thousand
dollars provided by section H. chap S'' OF tHe laws o
The propo.ah will be opened tho Inspectors Office said
prison. on Joth day Of June OF u oeocs noon No pro
po.s will DO entertained which oter, more tan ono pfe pei
day aud the night reserved 10 tho Inspector WIN 'c
t OF tho undersigned reject s Of the proposals
made II they shall deem for the Interest o. tr ss'e so 70
Reference il made to chap. 800 laws Of 1860 and chap 40
laws Of 1863. for further information.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Proposas viii also De rece'eu ioi
the above contract or period Of two years ana i9i poo
OF three ysa subject In all respects 20 the provisions ABOVE
stated and tho proposals to be In cyery case separate.
And be distinctly understood that any person OF PC,
sou, tax ING contsct shall keep the said premises
ep,ir together with the water pipes inside OF the
Al their own expense and shall make no alterations IN the
ame wthou, the consent and approval Of the undsrned
~ THOMAS r.. SUTTON,
my21 lswiw. Agent and " haeh T"s''"s ii'0"'