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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
Gutiiou 6ale5 u nc1l G5iaic.

GutiiOu 5ale0 u hc1i Gsiaie.
M7nms wmx.ys A-c-'aeer ,,-,l.,,4,7,,,,,,
BROADWAY AND CROSDY-oI PROPERTY
"THRATE2 CoWoCE" -,
TTrTOW 3D. ~ ~ lNl.'tf ROB-
1s7l =, u oc,ck at o.. Exchange saieron M B T TRINITY
r1v o-cF 70 NJ Nichcr. Hotel Sos 80 ard SID r
and 60 O. ari q ,sts'.; aelug .lc Heater OoAli
nm F.rs..rrf. = ,1rr.. Ftl1-. sc. Terms liberal
Map. al No Pas-s., y. y. CO.
5.-JoiSsdS y mtg.
DY JOHNSON s. NIL LER,
ID 4.CF0NEERs AND
PEAL ESTATE BROKE FRS.
No ~ sAssAr-sT. COR CEDAR ST. Nf"-foRH ~, al,
Cy Reelc.s Sio,s Lots Country etas aaI Farms iops' 'o"
rtld c1-n--I Lp.u neZotr,e Auctoa sae1 flfL.l.e -
AnpfAy H. N-tLrf Anci neer. 49, -
EXECUTORS SALE of CT VAIL ABLE
T. Tors -tfs.e on EIGHTH IT NICHOLAS. AND NINTH.
AVIS TINY Boulevard I'D i&iTH. 10 ~ w II aud
MANHATTAN-STS ADRIAN H. AUiiEk. p T. MlLA''s z %.
will Auction. TUESDAY. Marh D. at u O'clock az me 81
and Fsecrtr Of I,ne- Il. Wst-- I ceased:
n Lots comprising block bounded b. Ae Eighth and 81
n lot in block founded By 1871 !ih and Muhataasts ST.
SiI Lots east s4e Nir,aVe commenting northeast corner Of
l2sth-t
NJ 4ltt4r .'ll.l 0it-'A'ts'
Seven 10. Il iulct1u r MAJ and l!tl~'[
10, uoTtI Of tie boulevard an" I-tths-
Tie ab.ve!-srtci Lols beng 81 be Immediate vy - ne y r.
!9il and by VI
esay located ami rapid enhancing IN aIue
TERMSeveuve cent Of the purchase money may remain on
Dun $ALE PLREMPToRY TO thu HIGHEST BIDDER
THOMAS H. WALTER, Executor
HlhHIhr \. WALTER lIecut1z, -
a. 4fa Nf d. 4 " Ny i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

COR LIVERPOOL,
VIA CUEB~STOU'N}
CARRYING THE L. s. MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STLAN COMPANY
will disrah ono lrs;cs full power iron sore" steamships
FROM PIER No 10, n. X, EVERY WEDNESDAY
a. follows:
IDAHo Cant February u, al ESQ p. m.
WISCONSIN, Capt I. W. FKEENAS March o. al ~ m
NEVADA March d. at $3.50 a. n
WYOMING. Cart NHISRRAY. ..... hlrch ~ At %;S' H.
MINNESOTA. Capt MoRGAS........ March a. atZ;DP II.
IDAHO, Capt PRiCE.............'..'' ApIb D
Calm pas.are $50 gold
St,erge passage tOiice No % broadway so
ECr fr,i Eht or oa54n passage, apply %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
corecs ano farms Uaateo.

EARN WANTED-TO work on shares; have
i I ,ioc or Woul good Atlre-s fAdLa, i.eh-
moui. isl-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

PROPERTY on MAIN-sT Grenvoodsv ave bd ste,ngt
being Barn. and Gfeenhcuses Three nnasss from as =,
o Ia. IIJ FRET Msnst ll6 feet Greenuods't ,uv
Vans. lot and barn separate desired Inquire OF uhoh"I
RIKEl on premises s29West Tweny second st. hes or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE PAYABIE N CURRENCY.
FIRST CABIs..........$75 SIEERAG
u L.uuoH............. 80 To London.
Passengers Uamb
Denmark. az reduced a;-s.
Tc5es eaa t,u. moderate By persons wishing
send for their iTeri,.
FOR .ur,Ler iG.o-. aa apply az The Cos paugs odee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
6teamboats ano Railroads.

EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Iousa-
u tonic and Nsugstuck Rarosf, Fare 81 Steamer ieaVs
(afh din at Sundar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
ALLENTOWN LINE TO TAB WEr.
WINTER AkkAS6EAh.

t"rnf'rl'g JfnutrT TO- llA-LeaFe Aea-lo ~ u 1rH
o. r--fof Pennington kaston. Dcthi-lcm Bad 4l trrrb
Whtc5ar-e ptsio- Maharov Civ n Crf,l Haze . T.a1al
mock. Iogan'1 Naverlg BeyHlere.
mF0l Elson Connects with Del Lee. and ML
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
OF FIG u.


aasee Of she United states Passed as the
second HessIsp og che Fovty'First
COnRresso
JGEsERAI SArURE~No. 49,!
An acy to amend the fifth section OF an acs
entitled e'An act making appropriations
Tor the Legislative executive and judicial
expenses OF the government ~! the year
ending juno thirtieth. eighteen hundred
and seventy three and tor Other gur'
poses
Be 10 enacted by the Senate and nouse
'of REPRESENTATIVES. of the United States
of America in Congress assembled. That
the fifth section Of the act approved May
eighth, eighteen hundred and soventy-two.
making appropriations for the Legislative.
executive and judicial expenses OF the gov
eminent for the year ending June tbIrtleth,
eighteen hundred and seventy three. shall
not be held to apply to materials, stores or
supplies sold to officers and soldiers OF the
army or 10 exploring or surveying eNped!l
tions authorized by law, and that said
eectioa shall not be held to repeal such part
of paragraph 1892, Revised Army Regula'
fions Of eighteen hundred and sixty three,
as nroyides that expenses of sales Of mill
farg stores or supplies regularly condemned
will be paid from their proceeds.
Approved June ., 1917.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
GENERAL NArUEE-Eo. 1927
An act for the relief Of Sarah 5. TrapI
executf4x OF William Trap, deceased.

An act for the relief Of Sarah S. Trap,
executrfx OF William Trap, deceased.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
letters patent granted to William Irapp, a
Citizen of tho United States, dated the first
day of October, eighteen hundred and forty
five, surrendered and Teissued on the tenth
dav Of March. eighteen hundred and forty
nine. and extended by the Commissioner OF
Patents for seven years from the first day
of October, eighteen hundred and fifty nine,
and again surrendered and reIssued III two
several divisions or patents numbered,
respectively, nineteen hundred and 1orty-
ak and nineteen hundred and forty seven,
for now and useful improvements in barrel
machinery, be and the same is and are
hereby renewed, revived and extended for
the term of seven years from and after the
passage of this act; and the Commissioner
Of Patents is hereby directed, upon the pre-
sentation Of said patents or reissues, mum
bered. respectively, nineteen hundred and
fOrty-3ix and nineteen hundred and forty
seven, or certified copies thereof, by making
q certificate upon such patent or reissue or
certified COPY thereof, OF such extension,
fthe lawful fees being first paid therefOr(. in
the name of Sarah s. Trap, eXecutrix Of
said William Trapp; and the Commissioner
of Patents is hereby directed to cause the
same to be entered of record in the Patent
Office and the said patents SO renewed, re-
vivea and extended shall have the same ef
feet in law as if originally granted for terms
extending to the end Of the term to which
they are extended by this act; provided,
however, that such renewal or extended
patents, respectively, shall be open to legal
inquiry and decision in the same manner as
L iseued under the general law regulating
The granting Of patents; and provided fur
ther, that 10 person, firm or corporation
shall be liable for any damage or royalty
Tor having made, vended or used said nlo
provements in said patents specified prior
10 the passage Of this act; and any such
purchased and used said Improvement since
the expiration Of the said patents shall be
entitled to use the same without liability
during the term Of said extension
AnnroyAd June TO- 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

doIiaFs.
For paving grazing ana fencln5. the ap
Pr0aches 10 540 oullulns lor " eGSG3ol2house
at Machlas, Maine t"o tho0Sahu uVII@rS'
For continuation OF the c@nStfn .45' OF
the building lot CusColnhouSo at re" "
leans LOUISIANA thEee ANloFeU tho1'S1no
dollars. .-....--. =.
For continuation OF She eo1S1tuce Z, pI.s VI
the building lot po>toI1Ge anu 1olSE'iou9F
at Omaha. Nebraska, one hundred thousand
dollars
tor continuation OF tho extension OK Tue
building for courthouse ana postoihee al
Baltimore, Maryland, NIFTY IhoHsdho doll"IS
For continuation OF the GoDstfUGtloH 81
the building for the Department. OF state
Washington, District Vi Columbia, eight
hundred Thousand dollars: For fhe east
wing OF the State. War. ana NaVT Depart
ments. four hundred thousand dolIhIs; pro
yided, that all appropriations 1of pW1Hc
buildings under the Treasury Department
shall hereafter be available Immediately
upon the approval OF the acts containing
such appropriations.
! To commence the erection OK building
at Cincinnati, Ohio, for the accommodation
| OF the United States courts. customlouse,
| United States depository, p0stOt1lGe. inter
nal revenue and pension offices, and for the
| purchase a. private sale. or 10y cVndemA2-
ton, of ground for site therefor, t5e en-
fire cost of completion OF winch building IS
| hereby limited to two million two hundred
and nifty thousand dollars tlncIuSlFo Oh
the cost OF the site OF the Same),, seven
hundred thousand doiiarSj ana Tue
act OF hafch WE'VE, eighteen nun
area ah0 severn y-I%o' aut!oI!ziDS tne
purchase OF SITE tneEtloT, ~ hefto5 80
amended as to limit the cost OF the site to
sum not exceeding I'VE hNAdFed lhouSano
dollars.
10 commence the erection OF a building at
7
lIat1oTd Con1ectie0''l of G u! accom- notation
OF me Gustolhhouse' poS5"ilce' pension once
Onlteo S!atts circuit anu 0i9IFiei courts,
ana internal i revenue oHiceS' one nun'ifed
thousand dollars,
10 commence the erection OF IRE proof
ouH"lAS at AIo&hJ' we" "rh' AoE me dc-
G0mm0dailoh Oh the euStoinh9use. po8loihee'
united STATES cfcU1t anu ana oistflot courts,
anu internal revenue olAccT, oA6 hunuIed
Thousand u0liafS'
For paving, grazing anu 10heln8 Ilte APP
pfoacheS TO tD2 new, c4stolAhouSe ana court
mouse putting al OsoensoUfg, new 1olk,
three Thousand dollars:
For the eTectloh Oh an aIoll!oh 10 tHe
nul!ulng at in1lanapo4S' belonging 10 the
chlte9 states TOT me luflher accolnn 20
ton OF the United states GouEts, postomce,
local land oIlces, ana lnEt rnal revenue ana
pension oInees' one t't1ufo" thoHs3ho doL-
iafs' anu th6 sums hereby appropriated Ior
the construction or pSono Dujdings shaIi
| pe aEaiIaoie i1iAlediat6IE upon cne dpPEoIttl
OF thls act; anu the balances oI apPfoprla-
tlons lof the current h5Gal year Tor the CON
structlon OF Pnohc buildings under the con
tfoI OF the treasury GepaItm9ht' %hiSh
may remain 6htApeho6a at the cloS6 Oh the
current ~ n5caA year arc heIeoy seappFo o
atsI lol tne $50 Se@I ei5ulng June tna'
| LIStR, SISAtEch AuH4ISA ShA s6F Vibt y -tIil co.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

So confirming tie collection =: sa..o'si,a
"t lnlHes a?l. mining 20 be taiol before. i,.Ys
ss'ss. ~ Da expended Hnie: sats direction
.: '1" Secretary q. Size T.eas~:t'o .:p-o:a
thousand dollars.
10: II" continuation % the g.ec',,s icsf @,,g.
vey 81 III. Territories .: the Cni.er! States
by Professor i. y. Hayden, unyses s't1 Ill
'ng tae fiscal year ending June .hiyt!o.ls.
eighteen hundred and seventy shgee,
seIenty-dve thousand eloI'aSs.
Tor completing the survey .: s?le Colo.
Tado Of The West and it, tributaries ~ Pro
1essog - W. S9we!5, GudeS S4s direction q:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

sand dollars.
For continuing theinquiry into the causes
OF the decrease of the food fishes OF the
coast and the lakes ct the United States,
five thousand dollars
For the introduction Of shad into the
waters Of the Pacific States, the Gulf States.
and Of the Mississippi valley, and OF sal
mon, whitetish, and other useful food fishes,
into the waters of the United States to
which they are best adapted, fifteen thou
sand dollars, to be expended under the dl-
rection Of the United States commissioner
of fish and fisheries.
TO enable the Superintendent OF the coast
survey TO cause astronomical observations
to be made at one of the highest points on
the line Of the Pacific railroad, two thou
sand dollars.
10 enable the Secretary of the Treasury
TO pay Thomas Donaldson balance due bin
for services as constructing superintendent
Of the pententiary building at Boise City,
Idaho, two hundred and forty dollars and
fifteen cents.
To enable the Secretary Of the Treasury
to repay 10 C. NJ. Lockwood. lat" mail con
tractor, the amount Of tine paid on tine or
der Of the Postmaster General. but after
ward RENTED by that officer, four hundred
and Seyenty-seven dollars and jittyBlx
CENTS
For contingent expenses oftRe office ofthe
secretary of the Territory OF Wyoming, one
thousand five hundred dollars
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to
pay only the reasonable expenses heretofore
incurred for paving roadway anu cufDhg
and paving sidewalks III front OF the prop
erty of the United states III the Dlstflct OF
Columbia, one hundred ana nhetT,t"o
thousand SIX hundred anu twenty uollafs'
or SO much thereof as may oe nrce7sSl ~;
and all railroads are hereby prompted on
the street ana y street fronts OF arrd2"S,
Scott and Franklin squares; AND 10 iufihef
street railroads shall be LAID down III the
city of Washington without the consent OF
Congress.
10 pay the board OF puOhc WORKS oi tG6
District Of Columbia the proportion OF the
cost properly payable Oy the Chlteu SCaL6S
government Tor the hIllng OF the canal IGGm
Seventh street west to Seventeenth street
west. and OF the cost OF the lnterceptIng
sewer along the canal adjoining the property
of the United States government, said work
being under the direction OF the board OF
public works, slXty-elght thousand three
hundred and siXtyfve dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary; provided, that
all payments made under this and the pre-.
ceding appropriation shall be made only
upon vouchers approved by the officer in
charge Of the public buildings and
grounds Of the District; and no portion Of
the money herewith appropriated shall
be used by the board OF public works
for any other purpose whatever than
the purpose that is named in the said two
last paragraphs And the land made by
the filling up Of the said canal is hereby de-
clared to be the property Of the United
States. And the said appropriations shall
not be construed to create or imply any oh.
legation on the part of the United States il
MI, IN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
IGESERAL NArURE-%0. 1881

An act making appropriations for aundry
civil expenses OF the government for the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth. eight
cen hundred and segeaty-thTees aud toC
other purposes
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES. Of the United States 0!
America in Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and the same are here
Expressed, for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy.
sbree viz:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
CAPITOL EXTENSION.

For finishing and repairing the work on,
the capitol extension, and for completing
me ha2glng OF the upper terraces, fifty
thousand dollars,
For annual repairs Of the old portion al
the Capitol building, Tor painting, glazing,
keeping roofs IN order. Watcr-pipes, navr-
Inents, and approaches to the buiIdiug ton
thousand dollars; provided, that a sutficiep-
portion OF such appropriation shall be ay-
pended, under the direction of the architaet
81 tile Capitol extension, to keep in order
the arch-ways, d0or-wavs, r0tundas ana
corHidors Of the Capitol.
For finishing and repairing the work IN
me new dome Of the Capitol, four Thousand
dollars.
ANA sS.Fnucn of Slzs sual appropriated In
~" 'teileiencF acc approved 3Gayoigh a3egg1o
eighteen Lundrel$ antD sevent7-twe. 90,
ooHef' %51te'-SanE and sSegmGump in chs
south wing OF Sse Capitol az mayCsl9f ha.ax-
pended previous 20 June tnirtieth, eiahseea
hundred and seventy swo4nay be expeDssS1
"'ofln2 She fiscal year ending Jufe shi14ie.bs
eighteen hundred and Herentysfhrces
Sos continuing rhe work oS grading Pa
filing, and for yl,&1tiDS the grounds aBour5
~" capitol. paving u street 2oYtho FROG
delaware % Sew Jersey avenues, 0tn1 To
quadrant, ShenCe 10 8'eunsyIyania agnnueoy
ana FOG cl5Sbine and having Che fo0twaee
around me GapiSOl grounds, Cshirty-fivo
Shousanei dollars, which shall be aSpilab.s
Immediately; provided, that the grades o.
Che streets and avenues in che yicinita %
The SapI9"i De and the same are hereby 20.
Sabhsh@d iD eonGorIni'y with She plan a.
proved By che mayor Of the city Of j ASH
Ingtono Hhe officer in charge Of public blfiiG-
ings and grounds, and@he architect ofel9
capitol extension, as authorized by Il 9,
JOINT resolution approved July f0urteentH6
eighteen hundred and seventy: and for hlfg
purpose the plan made by. William Forsyth,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

For the preservation of the collections Of
tho surveying and exploring, expeditions
Of the government, fifteen thousand dol
lars.
For the completion Of the hall required
for the government collections. ten tao9-
sand l0llars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

Treasury building. Washington. iis.:ies
o. Columbia: Fog ANIMAL repairs and IN
:"ovemseafs. t!tee2I tl..:=ana dollars. -:
Improvements and r...:is 81 heating apps
:atliso Hinc Thousand dollars.
For continuation u the construction OF
'nc building fog q customhouse AZ Charles
ton: South Carolina, one hundred thousand
dollars.
FOR continuation Of the construction Of
tie building Sog posto!3ice and courthouse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21

=, 1" r'oy;!e Cor thc plates az az 0Yejsq
Hazc2te q the Patent Office abstracts "a
the drawings Df patents 5ssue41. fortv .hoT.
same dollars, 20 ac expended under ebe n.
:ection Of the Commlssioaeg of Patents.
oG %e@e5encg "a contingent SllS4. ca5ss,g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-21
EXPENSES OF THE COLLECTION or REvss5
FROM SALES Og 3UEL;c LAMBS.

For salaries and commissions of registers
81 IAN" offices and receivers .! public mon
and tittyone thousand two hanare.! dollars
For incidental expenses OF the lard Of
5ees. fifty thousand one hundred and ses-
enty-fve dollars.
For expenses Of ,!epo.i,ing moneys ...
eSls@@ from sales 81 vsbl.c lands. ;h.te 81.
Eoc expenses already Incurred uaGeg ~
stf0ctIons % fhc Secretary "t the !nteri<or
a.' 'sat'stss5As fepseet"tions "D TIE public
Lllli9ess dH'a s9I expenses yet TO be i..eYrge d
'toI1ng 1ne fiscal gears ending June eIjrt:.
',1'' els !ltee's h"ndre6 and Sc ge9sty-.;o. a9,s
. ofia s"iSts"th, eighteen hundred and ..v-
~. .-Faiee' GA Sfe same ssecqUat, tcB :AaS
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
PRIDE OF NEVADA.

The admiration wrought upon the
mind OF a person by a mere passage
i'll front of the Orphans Home, in the
environs of Carson, and the repeated
expression of hat admiration we
confess is, and ought to be, sufficient
to increase the pride that is constantly
growing and assuming the shape OF
an immensely within the circle oil
those conducting the Orphans Home.
The building, ornamental TO the
State with its beautifully surrounding
grain fields and green gardens, well
cared for and cultivated by Geo. +.
Webb, superintendent, offers a text
productive of the highest enconiums
upon the legislative body that eslab-
li>hed it, the Board that directs it, the
superintendent whose charge it is di-
rectly under, and the people who
anNiousiy encourage II cheerfully
pay for it. Yet all this is not to be
compared with the real solid beauties
and virtues that can be seen within
that building and around It's dOoryard.
The healthy, bright faces that can be
cen there, beanling with cheerful
ness and joy, transformed from the
sad imprint caused by the unfortunate
fatherless and mOtherieSs situation.
reaches in solid virtue and iUe>t!mable
merit far beyond all outward beauty.
oar disposition and inclination is to
aVoid a fulSOme adulatiOn when al
ludlng 10 Mrs. Webb, the Marion,
under whose anGeI-like Cuardlanship,
and whose face bears the index thai
directs to intelligence, amiabilitv and
a warm-hearted iutereetedness for the
comforts. pleasures aud future useful
Hess of these cOnteuted little ones.
Therefore, We will bat say that, the
Board IA exercised wisdom and eN-
hibited good judgment III the selection
of their Natrou. Miss Mettie Curry.
who advances the educational benefits
of the little inmates, has so interested
herself in their behalf as TO leave the
favorable impress upon all connected
Herewith. We are no euio-.st. and
Awe were we are too Old to best0w COM
IIiineIIts upon young ladie--though
must say, a. we believe, that Miss
Curry Is he proper lady in the proper
place. Within and without there is an
loneliness dressed in cleauii-
ness and neatues>, presenting the
positive proof that lis management is
with the view of reaching
the object for which it was established
Home for the iatherlesS and
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-01
STATE PRISON.

The management of public institu.
tons, like the public records of public
men, are at all times proper subjects
for the dispassionate criticisms of the
people. If there is any one duty of a
journalist that demands his attention
and just criticisms more than another,
it is the duty Of inquiring into matters
of a public character and giving CEN
sure Or commentator as clrcum-
stances warrant, independently and
fearlessly, and irrespective of partisan
feelings or positions. This conviction
of duty has been onrguide in the past
and SO it shall be in the future. Near
at hand we have the Prison of the
State. At a former period, when de-
mOraliZation inthe management there.
of appeared to us, we gave words of
censure in reference thereto; and
when doing so we but attempted to do
our duty. Since then we have made
repeated inquiries from we'll anthem
ticated sources as to the management
of that institution. The result OF those
inquiries, confirmed by a visit to the
pa u Us Va IN l
ment of a commendab!e and satisfac-
tory organization over all departments
appertaining thereto. And now it is
with no slight degree of pie assure and
pride that we call public attentlon to
the thorough discipline and general
=, Cd management of the State Prison,
convinced that any earnest and inter
eSted Investigation will obtain the
knowledge for an ~undoubted verdict
of credit to the Board under whose
direction the law has placed it; to Gov.
Denver and his subordinate officers,
and to Gov. Denver surely the public
can say well done, good and faithful
se~rvant'-an expression Substantiated
by the strict economy in every depart
inent, and the industry exhibited with
and genteel department at all
points.
In giving Lieutenant Governor
Denver credit for his efficiency in the
rnanageme. | of the Prison, as we now
find il, it is but Just and proper that
his Deputy, J.. Il. Hume, should he
mentioned as being largely instru
in assisting to carry on its
present management. Our visit to the
institution yesterday Vas the first per
SOnal acquaintance had with the latter
gentleman, and without any
at landation. or tiatterv. we are
to believe that he is performing
duties strictly in accordance with
rules aud regulations prescribed
by the Board of Prison Commissioners.
lie appears To command the respect of
his subordinate officers. and the pliS-
)ners we learned from others mani
a disposition to adhere To his dis
without a murmur. Through
)nt the building. in every department.,
and a thorough system
prevails. In the yard is piled up,
for sale, a large quantity of cut
tone, ready tor the builders use,
which will shortly return to the State
Treasury several hundred dollars.
All told. the State Prison is now
arried ON in a manner that reflects
redit on all concerned in its manage