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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

A Washington correspondent relates
the following anecd0te of the artless old
mutt at the head Of the agricultural bu
reau-Sir Isaac Newton:
The other day he was riding no from
the capitol in the avenue car, when one
Of the gentlemen whom ne accompanied
remarked that aalady opposite was so
dark that he thought she must be a quad
room. Sir Isa9c, ready to exhibit his ae-
q~usintanee with ethnologT, replied with
considerable yivacity "No, sir, you are
mistaken she must be an octsgon.n
A few months ago the commissioner
presented increased estimates for his de-
partment, and was, in consequence, sum
mOned before the committee on appro-
p%riations to give evidence concerning
the nature of this large expenditure
One of the first questions the chairman
asked was, Mr.. Newton, explain to the
COMMITTEES what your bureau is doing fer
the interests of agriculture 10 necessiiate
this increased appropriation" Why,
replied Sir Isaac, " we want TO improve
the breed Of sbeep-wil do twill do II,
sir: we have just ordered q haif dozen
hvdrguiic rams from Germany"
A splendid pheasant-so rare In this
country-was received from England
last week by the department.. Sir Isaae
felt a natural pride on being the reeipi-
cut Of such a splendid oiFd, and strokInS
down its beautiful plamage, and turning
his benign aspect on the elef Ks surround
ing him, naively and appreeiatingiy re-
marked; What 3 beautiful foliage he
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

Z. @ C. Lamar has been elected pro-
lessor of the governmental science and
law ia the state university Of Mississippi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13
T-ELEGRAPHTO IARKErs

LOUISVILLE, February 12.-SaIes OF
tobacco, s. hhds, atS2 25GG17 25; mar.
ket active. Superine flour, SO. Wheat
6rm at 8 IS. Corn, shelled bulk, zoe
Oats, Gle Mess pork, sd bulk should
ers, packed, she. BacOn-shoulders,
hacked, 103c clear sides Isle; hams,
I5e. Lsrd, in t~ieTees, 12lc. Whisky,
8 %. Prime New Orleans sugar, l4Jc.
Rio coffee, 264e. Cotton, 2SG29e.
NEW ORLEANS, February l2.-Cotton
firm and unchanged. Sales $500 bales
low middiing at 30!G3ic. Middling 3II
GS2c. Receipts for f0urd days were IO,40O
bales against 1900 for a corresponding
period last week. Exports 2000 bales.
Sugar market firm and fair at 1919. Mo-
lasses sitter fair 74c; prime to choice
1oG79c. Flour firm and unchanged;
superfine ST. 70; extra I26l5c. Corn
very firm st 81 1901 IS. Oats firm AZ
Soc. Hay frm a. S36S35. Pork higher,
S2 %. Bacon shoulders I3e. Sides I4G
A7c. Lard higher, 13G15Ic. WHISKY
- 40. Gold 1881. New York exchange
&c discount Freichts unchanged.
NEW YORK, February I2.-Cotton is
hrm sales 200 bales niddiing upian6s,
38c. Money IS easy at sac. Sterling,
S4@ss Gold, 81.
CINCINNATI, February I2-FI0ur,
steady and = fair demand superfne,
8 25f@l0 l Is; trade brands and extra
family, S1lGi3 50. Wheat, in fair de-
nand at s. Ssa2 90. Corn, dull and
nominal at 5lc. Whisky, 25c. Pork,
$50 p. Bulk meats, easier at 7469IG
lose. Lard, dull aud nominal at l2Ie.
Clover seed, IS 25; timothy. s. 20.
Linseed oil. 81 IS Gold. 81.
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The London NetUs Of January II has
the following adifnriaI ramarka.

Inc LONDON Nous Of January IL IA
the following editorial remarks:
Imperial France must indeed be
sick when the count de Chambord pre-
sents himself as the physician. That
estimable but, as we had supposed, IN
necessary parsonage, has been tempted
by some mGUUis PLEASANT Of the legifi-
mist, or perhaps the catholic, pa { Y 10
emerge from the digniied obscurity Of
F~rohsdOrf, and TO break the august
silence OF a forgotten exile.
For the consolation Of liberal Europe,
We have the assurance Of this royal
champion Of civil and religious liberty
that the cause Of the temporal sOver-
| eighty OF the pope is not isOlated-it is
that Of all religion, al society and lib
erty. At any cost, therefore, we should
prevent his fall. Such are the ideas Of
the count de Chamb8rd, and the en-
peror Of the French ought to be very
much obliged to him for publishing
them.
The Naples correspondent Of the Paris
De6ats writes under date Of January 7 :
"An event of great importance has
occurred here as well as throughout
Itaiy; all the monks have left their
mOnasteries. II there be any exeep-
tons it is only in a few petty cOmmunes
hAEIE Tue WAAAElfaA 1AAAAAA AAAEa nave
| succeeded ia obtaining the convent
| property in order to keep the monks
with them for they are not unpopular
in u provinces. Their legal suppression,
however. has not c.u~ed them TO disap-
pear; far from It. Being deprived Of
their cl0isters they are to be seen more
frequently in the streets, and at all hours
of the day. People here are struck with
the resignation, one might almost say tie
indifference. with which they have &C
cepted their fate.
The Persian government has dismissed
all the French officers in the Persian
service in consequence Of a dispute be-
tween Feruk Khan, the representative
Of French Influence and the minister OF
foreign affairs.
The Egyptians find a difficulty in
adopting the new ideas Of which their
vicer0y has made himself the represent
alive. At a recent sitting Of their
parliament Hilisl hey, u Of the depu-
ties, having spoken Of the yieeroy a.
my adored MASTER" the president OBJ
served thai a more parliamentary ex-
preston would be "my august over
eign."
Mr.. Greeley lately made great fun for
one Of his western audiences by begin
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

IN oa-riu OUR BTTTERs 10 tire S0Et1ern
1 Pusde, VI have 10 hes tauey in asserting
thsir superiority Og-r any Northern Poduc-
ton in our ma kets. In their devissment they
are pIrsly S urhern compounded With a
special adaputu1e 70 TIE vzi.us types o.
stomacic arrangements prevalent IN cur
cllmzfe
70 is a gentle s-imulant to tns system after
undergoing a severe illness
It is a cure for Dyspepsia.
IL assists Digestion
Il cures U.a-rhel ard Cholera Efnrbus.
II is a preventive for Calls esd Fevers
It is en- inyaluable e04paulon Tor persons
travelling Al al lessons o. the year
II is a HONE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
81 Sold everywhere.
9. Il E5BEzT & CO.,
Sole Pr. y tor
feblG n UenEphfz Tenn.
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AMUSEMENTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
Ieaes pa Manag.r = :. ruoupaor
Third Night OF TIE eelsbratst s-,
Mrs vi. FL0He NJ Nou

wednesday EFeniaE- Feb asrv 9
Val be presented The u a drama e,,,tfed
horn 70 20 ~ NIX o.. An nfhmsng For-
lnhe. reuut en- Vhahsrty. Mr. W u FIor-nee.
~ con 1au- Win TIC protaan are > W J..
7 orence, entitled Mtscnievous Anrie m
when Ms 7 orenee v~ilapp-ar 10 I'VE enarar-
n ezing song and dance. Tim sr1rs W
FIrrarra. f 70 j.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

Mr.. Greeley lately made great fun for
one Of his western audiences by begin
ming his lecture in this way Ladies
and gentlemen, I believed it is univer-
sally ackuo~led that I am the worst pub
lie speaker ia the United States" No
body disputes him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

not defend robbery, nor apologize for
fantastic folly in high places.
The same paper bad said in 3 previous
number
Beaerriug to this subject in autumn
last, in the connection o tue prospect Of
a presidential veto Of the rapacicus meas
ure, which We then felt assured would
pass, and Of the game OF the destructive
10 impeach the president, and thus yet
rid Of that obstacle" we wrote as lol-
lows.
1--WE ore greatly surprised that the
Chicago Tribune should exhibit so much
less Of sagscity than It's radical c0tam
porary, the RepubicaH, together with
macy other radical presses, as 20 sustain
the moveiaent Of the most conspicuous
OF the hare-bfainsd i]eatiefs il con-
gress in demanding Andrew John
sons head through the imprsch-
msnt process. The press signslized
itself as tie representative % The ayri-
cultural northwest, twin sister Of The
south in resource and interest. in its hos
tiliiy to the new protective tSnE bin,
the consideration of which was post
Doned from the last session to the coming
one. II exhibited a spirit closely Dor
deyino upon a menBcs Of secession, If
the raoaeious q in the interest of
mammoth eastern manu- acturipg mo-
.nopoIies should be adopted. u laid bare
the selfish motive of the class interests
that we're pushing the bill by more or
less of anquestioned acts OF an obvious
political diabolism. 1t showed a knowl-
edge Of the character Of the measure
in general and in detail that was pos
sessed by few, even including pO-
economists, finanoieEs, and
protectionists themselves. Il hal, %
the motive power Of is powerful
arguments aud fierce denGnciatiOns, the
inlpeTilled interests OF the people Of she
west, who would be still further borne
down by the weight of taxes and u
hanced prices If the odious measure were
% pass. To give edge 70 its hostility 20
he contemplated rapaciiy OF the class
interests GpGn the agrieuituralists OF the
Interior and Of all the country, ithad the
lea Of the previous eneetual opposition
f Nj. Thaddeus Stevens ard bis fJi-
10 measures in congress that, b. ,
The carrying trade between j
be center Of the continent and the At
marts, would materially aid in 1
living some return TO the husbhndman !
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
qrintiug.

The United States steamer Augusta, Capt.
Murray and the United States monitor Miantonomah,
Commander Beaumont, arrived ON Monday morning ID
Philadelphia 1--we days and eight hours from Nassau News
Providence WI These vessels sailedfrom NewYork on
the 9th OF May 1885, and have therefore, been absent from
the United States fifteen months They went 90
company the late Assistant Secretary of the Navy g. "
Fox, ESQ., 10 Russia he being the bearer OF the conau
atons OF Congress the Emperors escape from
nation They have also visited the principal cities in thu
South Sea, Baltic, and Mediterranean. The passage
across the Atlantic, from ST. Johns to Queenstown
accomplished ten days and the honewsrd. from Cane
de Verd TO Barbadoes, In thirteen days, the average
speed being seven nautical miles.
A terrible affiay has just occurred at Wau,
kesha, Wis. blacksmith named MTke had had soms
difficulty with another named Falon, TO whom he had
rented portion OF his shop and while he was susaged
in shoeing horse Falon behind him. and strIlok
him heavy blow the head with stick crushing hls
su rendering him senseless and making death ineya.
Bile. Faon was arrested and examined by Justice who
released him on 800 bail The citizens greatly ex
cited and threatened to lynch both FaIlon and the
Justice
A man named Schram, at Buchanan, Mich,
afew days since gathered in sheaf OF wheat rattle
snake, which bit him ontthe finger. He Immediately Gus
open tho wound with his knife bound the finger tightly
around with horse hair 10 prevent much possible
the circulation OF the blood. and drank glass Of liquor
Ihe next day he was nearly well having with the excep.
nOn or short period OF severe sokness suffered
oonVeptence.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
u. S. RSorsskA 0IrcA No II srArETr ALSasI ,ss N.Y.
C,FAIFD PROPOSALS will be received at this


for mpoy.%sS, q u. H1sion River N " follows,
T:: yos % 1sj g"s o. ,s:e sSs::sS to p: ,:
@ S 10 :. ds1sfsd a, such poa between Albany Troy
U i aOd .nd; as h; s'ssS, A1.f. % SGsSn eo
msnes 1uga. q 100 piles day
s oss sIs s S 1 S. SSs, between Troy Albany
4 3, on The iSs s, S. b vii b. received for 50 much per
cubic yard delivery August 90 and to continue
4rs dhg ; % less. pie. %l: S b driven POls,
.Oi Troy Bngn.s charge direct. piles 70 be driven
last e fee! Ho . & bottom % III ss be .s m 30 u per
foot driving August 90 and to continue the rate OF wv
T5srS 70, sru.hns u ave Thousand .e yards
slate stone DO. rsved pieces I' than Is inches
deep s . B. rd s I'M TIs Ta g s % .a 80 m"S pc,
cubic ya delivered, DEF commence August TO- and to continue
Isco0 :9..s T: T;s., nor; or; f.I :, leg
Gs' t5s .ss .isSs 70: s @ ss IN Ss d,s at ns
d! sSi' prcIi: e, b 3 z: z:
rasS. ..GS. s. deep s. Nd and f.n@.d As .oas q.
.e. 9sea yard r.' s =..o':! sGISs .s e
s'sS@S T. ,Ssp =; .S D;9 I @ " '""'''' BY september
sa foi Z. timber ..I 1000 unoas feet NOR. les. q
S,:: . Gs'@ s . Gu. Ai u sS asS ' S-
ss' :s .s. is'.' s ;g ey' ss < s ; !Sss iIs .'
but sa n0P !! .' % sS9r', nile: Of asS ..S rsJ sy So.s
sSs S%Gso Sar. S.p ;. :1.sS.
ss e. q: s:. rI S: Ss9s: course. fsss SSa S
cour-., Tenbonns tbs United States vii niIn.h Al we
m,,r Hos S be received for much per running loot Ve
eoprts Of pile beads and all the necessary soo
.Ao,s ds.shb'd "0r to commence August and Dc
completed September % 1901 Ia .-...oA.
s,A Yor rpshhs 400 pounds ss Of lpeh wTouns
iron Bch square heads and nuts and wA. vas ps aoo
u feet long Of such esghs Hy ~ nestsd y es ~
charge 10 delivered piled beard Uni States .seAmoos. a. me
dosi a. lspr IL bd I'll. BE- received for much pound de-
,. 10 nd costume Al the rse e ~ poanas
per day until eonplsihh Of eSntrsct x.,,s
EokA psupd OF less efwseueht son eos
with nuts varying hon peh 70 nch In
inehe indicsfed
hsrs, delivered piled boa United states Steamboat
delivery Augasi 10 and W
nue $50 pounds dy until completion Of eona bids
viii he received or v, aaeh per pound dsltysred
rrng 0eo pounds or less of uroueht iron
sps pie such dineSoss be ndatd b he hns
p,er cAnge rom 70 - inches onG aad ffcm neh
.aus vou, spike 10 be delivered piled hoard UPe states
ssmbos doeks Albany delivery samencs August TO- aud
70 continue u 500 pounds dV until ompson Of the coz
bids will be eoeVsa for mach perpoupi devered
Ti: Forms obtained hA onee whore full
viii se and responsible p.rss dssihns bid sill be
woh shown them 10 o'clock 10 the morning Sundays
OF labor and bid viii m received unsss made the
bidders will be required 70 enter into oonra With the
upd with good and uut pomp, proper
mea Of their stamps for contracts and bonds to bs I
Hished BY tho contractor.
JOHN d. WILSON
Capt Of Bsgasss, B'i " Col, u A
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
TRIisrkI DEPARTMENT. OTHcE o. rhE
SuPEKvsty0 ARCHITECT July B. 1901 )
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received N

SEAbED IhOfOoALo wiz 20 10 SIhN, tCIolINu ~ 49,
performing the WoTk for The basin retaining walls q" 'he
proposed o being portion Of The Battery brieeon Ne"
GoTk City --,t-.,.-- 4.
plans specification, be This once and on application 70
Col morse Of Repairs Custom House, York
ooorn all espees 10 the r.qumni.o OF the plans snu
this dTerneni they Will not be considered
panied by the bond Of two responsible persons
In the $1,000 that the bidder s .cept and execute the contract
awarded him the bond 10 be approved by the United States p
Judge. orr Clerk Of the rni,ed States Court
different VII he rereiFe!
Department the right TO Tsec; any or ell the ods be
esrn.df fbr 20 do
should b., incossd envelope indosed Proposals
for ..uus ws Omcs Se.Yerh CITY,, and addressed TO
~. Architect TrsanrJ Department Washington
A. r.. MAlLRrT. Supervising Architect
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

4 ONG ISLAND RAfLROAD-SUMMER AR
IL RASGBMKNT-Les's' James Slip, y T. 80 N. ma MAJ
T,,ip 6r Grspport and stations 10 Syosss Hekht
isrrssd and ti,n Cove Express Train for Grseup"rt p
m Syose Geu Cove Hampstead and all WAY stations S'C NJ
North Ip Cove Hampstead aud WAY stations snda EslI
son Tn 10 Rnstbead AMI WAg Sons Avsa Hunters Point
A. m rrturulng arrives A. Hunter. Point ibts D N.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
nn CnN,rRAlsrnRS

NON hAt lOIDs
SEALED PROPOSALS Nil be received hy the Board of Cowm
s,r. Prospect their oe- No - cours Brooklyn until
I'm of August ], 1907, -, 4,
For Paving With Trap Blocks part Of the Psia ne Junction
accornr plans
fb. esrs Once on P+Tk.
The the right reject sn5 or All BIDS that 'hey
R,cohI,s Jals Is 1881 }. N.TAYLOR, Controller
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
@ltSNinq GarOs, &r.

AT VIM EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
N ton-st-wEDDlNG CARDS aud FINE STATIONERY th'ae
hhed l8lSD
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
S0D AUCTION SALE.
0ttam Stsamtrs.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
II THR0UGH LINE TO CALIFoRNIA AND CHINA,


Il 7
Il THROUGH LINE TO CALHoREIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
PANAMA RAILROAD.
PT No a. North River foot Of Canslst at Il O'Clock
1s1s., ~IRzoyA Capt N,ury, connecting Nth GOLDEN ACE
Rnsa., s-ENRY CHACNCEY, Capt Gray connecting with
GOLDKN CITY. Cspt Lapdst.
MONTANA. Capt SHton
allowed
Medicines End Attendance nee .
AM dsps ouch tAcspuco those Of k and 2 Pans
for South Psae lorts let aud llh for Central AsT
and Of let touch n Msnsauilo
ih each with the steam line iron
PsnanA . australia and NewLealaDd -,
closely with Great Republic
O1 francisco, september for lekoha aud Hong Kong At
fokObam With Gotta Hcs for Naglak sud Shsngbse
FST 6ke ard al further information sppy al The ohce
~ '' T. T. BABY. Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

CRoToN AQuHDutr DErARrNfNf BthhHt - ThLIh hxsI'
NOTICE is hereby given that FIVE PER
CENT PENALTY will he aided the h day Of August neit on
aunpad Water Rents WILLIAM H. AckSNsl water heslsuG
CEALED PROPOSALS for building PUB
- Lie MARKET in Eighteenth Wand authorised by Act Of
the Leatur Of March Is l95 will be received until JULl % me
oe ol JOHN HAYWARD, No p DelanJst where Plans
&c. can be $500 ,,,,,- ,-.,t...-
the gtto Te)et All
lister TO he the
{s$Ss sSS' ! Sg$s5H SS$ co""i''.p'
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
STEAMBOATS, anS 8aiIroaSs.

FOR HARTF0RD-Stopp at all points on
Il the Couneccat Rger-hRRCHAHrS' LINZ The and ele
CANT heel steamers BSCOr Capt X Pea and W C0T.
t T. Geer leaves daily SuDdys ereep from Pier No. ~ foos OF
Aesny st. st Returning leaves Hartford fo ChPns whsr
~ p m Freight taken reduced accommodations
TOOm seHtra
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

XERPER g. WELLS, ,
M,puhetares Of Superior Oak Tanned LEATHER BhLVtno
Mo II 6etses%I, He~.r0k
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

Staten ard foanb
RuirAnce TuentYsevehthst
TRAINS LEAVE NBW.TORK;
For New. Haven and Bridgeport 100 200 BIb nO o n3
RYl aUJ DBL, as 40 and 100 (RIj p IN
For Milford ststOri FArssN Southport and W.ip0h ~" lLO
Por S@-an 100 CEt) 800 llOa n Rls CEI 400 tElb
as 40 (Br so, 500 (EI.l .. m.
Por D.risn. 100. 400 ll9O 1G. AD, 330p
Yor Greensieh 100. 800 u.JO 3tS as, $50 6Dp n
ford lJO Rl3 (EL, 2l5, 500
(RIl. aS 40 On. G43. SO go. 500 (RIl pm. ,,.
stations. 100. S0o lJo IN [io
at5, 40, $50 90 p IN. ...,a -, .,,,.
For Boston via Springfield m. (EI) 100 (BIl, toopm
For Bosion shore Lne. 12l5 (EI }, AGO p m -. - -.
For Hartford and Springfield soO OH lIh 400 bIb o."
=.
Por Connecticut Railroad eco N. (BL nBp m Mon
teal 400 D. % 10 Northampton. ,,,s
For Hartford Providence Psht Railroad AGO tHL m le
For Hates E.wLondos stOpssou Riresd Al T." NJ
Y rs, 400, 800 ~.
FOR Canal Railroad. ~ IS . m 10 Northampton
70 IIousatonie Railroad, Bon a 9o0
70, EanRatnek Railroad. 800 a. 200 m
For Dsn6ary and Norwah Railroad, 100 300 N, tVp n
N"N1O"''' '''P''h ~ JANIS ~ IIOrT, Supt
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
excursions.

A HOY! FOR ROCKAWAY.-The Steamer
N PORT ROYAL evsry day hom wsrFens, North Ri,et
Leaves At m and Leaves ROekaway at 9 aud
m landing aAd Ehs House each Bluessa
ing sea bathing. clam bskes daily
nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ RoSLYN landing whtes,o1s, Bayss Dock Great hseS
Jane the steamer ARROWSMTH Capt Mulee will leave Pecks
shp River At 9 for the hbese aa
iuss Returning will leave Rosyn At $50 p "a -. - :. = =
EXCURSIONS 10 FORT LEE, old landing
II The T1IoS HULSE Capt w AENETT leaves ot
OF day 10 25 landing al Thirty Eoahsa,
10 and up trips, Sundays included
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
Sxrniiur,.

nFDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
ID s,,p,.d uanuhrur, Also solid Chhngt ana mans, Css a
her ss,s. plain aud orn.m.nis At fAhh"oioH' ~" Soo
Csnsisl opposio woos,s Rst blisbed lS+L
T10IDISG SPRING MATTRESSES, Hair.
IL Ha.i Noes straw Mst'I.%. pss''s & .S ~ hisis Ss
HIO and II1 Casslst, junction ~ WAlLstst
ZERO -REFRiGERAT0R,. with Water-cooier
cca,doed. Prst prsnu,o 1856 Whoissss na naa , M
ITEx NJ LRsIRY No Cos siI,have ~ L. Let JSh ana 'nH
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
MarbIt Manitls.

nTARBlE MANTELS.-950 MANTELS on
vi e and qa'2 sss Ma M.p wa %s.Sos%. No
"a. e., Riybtsevth,t near ThiriAve. n y Cut ths ooL
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superl3Sr
IN ,nne,rapee more darsble hall The Prss o. mAfO's
ry,rI ~ " GOh Si1thavs. bet~esn 18th 18th dA
-3 NIuthintp. a-t-
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

IS Plrs Huirants, Hsrers Pattern.
IS Plrc HJdfAns Race 4 MaithcSIs Pattern.
proposal ndorsc Proposals for stopeocts and Fire
with the Of the bidder nd date OF Offering
- anouu ., required M BE- fpr the cocks 1900
irants and the Race
Matthews Pattern. Five HvdFanis, ~ .0'o
SPECIFICATION, and bahk forms of bids he bs on AZ
thi,ogr. THOMAS srRPHEHS,) Crotou ,
RoBT. L. DARRAGH A9udnet
A. W. CRAVEN, y Board
Cto,op Aqueduet Department. Ses York July 70 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
UsIrED STATES BsGIsHER's OpHcH,
No 57 MAtssT. MILWAUKEE Wisconsin, Jaly TO- 1867. !
AIpDONEMENT QE EAGIE HARROR

DROPOSALS will be received at the Custom
House Ser Yort City, omee o the sagenedsn OF Repair
unl Angus, HEATING THB THIRD AND FOURTH STORIES
or THR SBH.YoRK CUsToMHoUsB WITH Low PRESSURE
sTRAMHRATTyG APPARATUS DIRECT RADIATION The coils
r.des b. appropriately hui.hsi CURED With srnmuiel
The bidder the price cubic
foot space r heating eu, ventilation, and secondly
r Of fresh sS 10 each radiator ADD In either
~ degrees In and dunng the
The price ineisde all the cutting onry and I,P
o the Construction OF
The bidder the s,s and hind Of boilers
tvhti,r tbs kind of ro and the amount Of
rBe per @ fee, BE- heated he proposes to use
IN
the Ognd das vii be retained until the
.AsBsy has een veil established 10 tho satisfaction ot
GaAord Department by Ia operation during one fil
.sas
Pp sealed sd siors Proposals for Heating Apps
Sv lofk Housc, aud Sdre..e 70 j. hOhSb
Sgp.fintsud.nt af Repair. P MORSE. Superintendent
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