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ERIE
The English Rondholdcra Com
meHcc xhe FiEht--I'rocecdlngn In
thc United States Court.

HN
mencc she FiEht-proccedlnEs In
tho United States Court.
Fnta .he St,s 1o.l cpnm<reial irs,ti.e1, Aprz11.
Esy have commenced suit in the United States
Circuit Court against Gould, Ftsk, md Lane,
OF the Erie Rsilway Direction.
Ihe complaint rrcites thst defendants, With
others, Illegally obtained the control Of the
tho company to cngzSernents Of haz-
trdons and s4eeulatira nature, md r.
solved to bind the company to 4 guarantees
Ct bonds OF the Boston. Hartford i Ena
Railroad Company 10 tho amount OF IS. .0oQ, 000.
which bonds we're issued and put in circuta-
lion. That the Boston, Hartford / Enc RsiL
road Company has fallen into great pecuni.rr
discount that defendants were enabled ia d.
tain their election, and that OF others, IA NJ
Tectoss Of the Ene tssilway COMPANY, bv
means Of money furnished By the Boston.
plsint then goes on to reeits, IL sub
fore nsde against ths Ene RsilssT
Direction br parties hitherto bringing
cuts ag.lnst its present Bos1d Of Directors.
ard fqIthe5 recisee that II the property yoa.
eessed By Fisf, Gould, and L4no Is 1astiy less
than their Legal liabilities to the E1ie Railxsy
Company and It's bono. .Eie khatcho1de,s. Thsf
10 protect the nRhta Of tho bona nd ah.re
holdcre, the defendants and others having Tia
power ahorld Be- enjoined from issuins any
fnfthcr convertible bonds Of the company, or
render and cancellation Of cGtiaeates
OF existing valid stocks of s4ld COM
pany, upon transfer Of such stock in the
nsuA1 manner. That defendants are unft to
control the affairs OF the company, aud ahould
as onco be o1ssted and cnioined from inte1fee-
Ing with the At5airs Of the company. That On
account Of the great Fouer and influence Of
deiend1nts over the Affairs OF the COMPANY, it
wiu be impossible 70 obtain any fair tn1estisa-
tion Of its affair until thoF arc ousted. That,
rntl the! are oustel. the rights Of tho 1oaa
tdk stockholders vii be constantly In peri.
and that no other result can be rcaaonably
looked for than the utter wreck and ruin
OF tho whole interest Of the holders OF the
ccIntnnn stock, and that the interest of tho
hotderu Of the preferred stock viii Also there
by be Int in eroat jeopardy. Thss the inter-
atter the ousting Of the defendants, on Aoeount
& the other Directo1x. and that II is essential
that Receiver should be appointed to manage
and eatTy On the affairs Of the company. IN
der tho direction Of the court. That defend
snts thall be compelled to render a Just, full
md true accounting OF the Affairs OF
tho cemr.ny during de time ! hts
issue OF this suit, defendants be tempo
rsEily entoined from issuing any convertible
tcnds or giving currency 70 any stock other
wise than upon tho surrender aud cancellation
Of genuine certificates OF stock. and npon
trsnsfe1 Of such stock in the usual rusnnee.
That the officers at the company bs euIainad
!sU1n Ie1nosing or eooceaiing hoots, papers.
tecrHtiea, OF funda belonging to the company,
md that plaintiffs hAvc such further re1itf u
shocouIt may deem necessary.
The defendants have Until tho first Moud3y
in May 10 tle their Answer.
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POLITICAL.

Eaat Tennessee voted against the new con,
satution. but tho EnaJoziE fos it il the State
il over Sc, 600.
a Radical paper to take the place Of Brown.
1oW's old 1EAy, which rscentlv became Con-
scryattve. has been stazted in Knoxville. Tenn.
and ia called tho Chrpnicie
"A Louihiana State Senator took ! check To
to pAid Il he voted for : certain railroad aud
the bill PASSED. Then, not to show pa1tiality,
he took check from the other side, 10 be pasd
if he voted against the bill mud the bill VIA lost.
he voted no, but the bill passed, and the
vanity Of worldly a1aiss
-kefesIing 70 certain speculations concern
ms The ne1t Presidency, the Pittsburgh Posi-
faith that the blundcra Of the past viii not bs
repeated, but that the primary expression Of
tue leapla will be respected. Had the Ea-
doul Convention in New York nominated
Hon. George H. Pcndletou for President, and
the Democracy Of Pennsylvania George II.
Cass for Governor, quite different condition
Of affairs would govern to-day, It Is idle to
incnlGe In regrets, but the part Of wisdom to
profit by the sharp lessons Of experience,
which arc uow within our power
From present indications tho Board Of ST.
Ceryisors Of Knox County, III, will DO tic on
tie county scat question.
Tho Prescott CNis. Journal says: "An
interesting feature Of tho election IN this city
lAst Tuesday was the presence 1t the polls ot
David stiles, aged lbs years. Having per.
formed 9 sacrcd duty hy voting the straight
Nspualican tickct he departed. \ happy old
bow
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TIE COURT uousE MYSTERY.

AAAS SN~AeA AAVUAAA NA eA~@At
The several reports OF the committee OF
nine of the Board OF Supervisors, which
We publish this morning, will be read with
interest," They relate:
]. To the diusputabls proceedings in tho
matter OF the expenditures for the Normal
School building at Engiewood, and the
oficioua incompeteucy OF ". Il. Thomns,
county officer.
2. To the corrupt letting Of the contract
for beating the Insane Hospital to Wal
worth, Twohig i Furse, whereby the conn.,
ty lost 81, 900.
3. To the letting Of the contract, to the
some parties, Tot heating the east wing OF
the Court House, to the subletting OF por-
tons Of that contract to W. 81. Thomas,
who thus became both superintendent and
contractor, and passed upon his Own bills,
4. To the payment by Thomas to Wal
worth, Twohig i Furse, Of the whole
amount of their contract, there being work
yet TO bs done costing oyar 1000.
s. To tho criminal destruction Of the
arches, columns, and supports Of the east
wing Of The Court House, by Walworth,
Twohig 4 Furso, and by Thomas, and
others, whereby the durability of the struc-
ture WAS 10 impaired that its destruction
Was threatened, and would have followed,
but 10. its timely diueovos1, thus Involving
great expense to the county to repair and
reconstruct
Tho report Of the committee was unan.
imous and emphatic, leaving no doubt as
to the Jealous lAbors of the members in the
investigation. The board took no action
upon the report, having been enjoined
from removing Thomas from the position
of engineer by Judge Williams, OF tie Cir,
cuit Court The injunction is published
elsewhere, in connection with the report o.
| the committee,
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nassacrr!ng an cnt!zr garrison Of Cntt:d sta.s
eolttters; and be 1t further
Rtaofrfd, That nc respectfully hut earnestly ap-
pef1 TO the General Government atalust the pD,rv
Of usinE tho hands OF white men BY treaties Il
tht. end that they may the more easily be nure,-
ed By the Easases, whose depretlauon1 are commit
ed net upon hut on from their reservations; aaj
be 1t further
Etp!rrr1, That Tc respectfully petition General
Sheridan 10 urge Il,un the War department the n..
cess;ty for adopting proper energetic n1easutta i'm
medtately for 1he punishment of The sasages whfs,.
decIs Of butCher for Three Jea1s terror to The p-
PIE OF Wyoming. have aitcallJ been Recommended
IL this season nf thc rear, casting us, In one .;ay
the alst ltirun, six valuable lses: and be Is further
L:t.olrfd, That. IN Justice to the people at Wso-
ming, tie War Department should Authorize anil
instruct Governor Campbell to enrol, arm. anl
equip sufficient nu1naa.- Ut volunteer caralrv tDf
hostile Indians OF the Territory a1d be It further
EeSG!rt1, That tht w.erle Of the sweetxste.
Mining District cnrsliaify unite, irrespective of
partr, class creed, in the formation Of asIso-
c.t1on Ur associations nudeT military discipline.
for protection OF their lives and property. and for
the purrtse OF ttpcll!lE II Eaaslble, any and ii.
iaTaSiOns Of cur peacAbe Inclined communities by
In large numbers prepared anil anxious for uus
destruction. .... .
THIS Il tD certify the foregoing preamble ant
resolutions were unanimously adopted at 3 1uasa
meeting in South Pass Cit, Wyoming. April :.
1870. y. L. TGkNsR. Chm
F !. SLACK, SeS'y.
JoHs FosHER, Chm.
GEO AckLEr, $sc'5.
On motion. tho preamble and resolutions
werc adopted az tho expression OF tho meet-
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TEE PARIS CONSULAR LEASE
Reply OF Mx. Hisciow to General
Starring.

Reply e4 N.Y. HIBeioyv to General
Starring.
On the 4th Inst, the Secretary OF the Treas-
sury transmitted to Hon. Ch1rlea Suuna1 the
following letter from Nr- Hselow. hte United
States Consul st Patis, replying to The charge
in General sta7ing's recent report, that be
(Mgelow) End his SUCCESSOR, Nj. Nicolsy, had
appropriated to themselves the SUD OF q, ,0oo,
awarded By the city authoSities Of Paris -
daznases for tho lease Of the house occupied
By them in rAsis, which WAS conda1oned for 4
street opening.
HIoHLGD FA1.19, March IS, 1870
DEAR 6R: An officer Of the StAta Dsp.rt-
ment vas good enough to eend NE EesterdAy
Senate Document No. 46, coutaing report Of
General F. 4 Starring, tbs agent of the
United stAtea to exanins Consu1sr Atfairs, and
to call ms attention to \ most foul tnsinuatiou
in it against myself aud Mr. Nicolay, one Of
nE suocessozs Ut the Pa.ia Conmlata. It Is
with great difficulty you can brock the hnmi1is~
ton Of defending Inysek tgainst zuch imputa-
tons from any quarter; bat the government
having seen fit to iascribe this report knoug
its printed archives, feel ra5salf under the
degrading necessity Of denouneiug to .on its
brutal a0usion % myself. Ths pasagyapha 70
Which rnfer viii be found on pp. 81 And -.
Tkev are n foIlovn:
"thcsc Il m sitter concerning the TWO former
consr,s II Parts, NJ. E.Selow &ad Nj. Slco1s!,
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8. n T., one Of the ncnbers Of the lste Board
OF Fire Commissioners.
Janes Galway (Rep.> Treasurer Of the lAae
Board Of Fire Commissioners.
James s. Hennessy (Dem.) Member Of the
Assembly
John ]. Bl.ir (Dem-) Member of the As
stmbly.
DEPARTMENT or rCbLIc BUILDINGS.
James u. Maegegor, Superintendent Of the
iato Department. fof tho Survey and Insisec-
ton of Buildings.
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P0LAR EXPLORATIONS,

The question of Northwest PaSsnra U.As
a century or two AGO. one Of a good deal of
interest and of aorne i,nnortance and had
canta;n Hail oh, ia nosr i, wscb;no,+or
advocating a nnraronant a1ra7;t;on +o +ho
North Pole. been born tro hundred veara
sooner, he would. nndonhtealv bava bean
Al, eminent discoyere. md a r-a1rablc oon.
tzibutor to the knogleaoe of b;a fine nut
the question Of such passage is now not
only settled. but il has bean made eouallv
certain that it is of no manner of nonoent
To the hanpfness and the nrooress of Tho
1,uu1ap race. whether sueh n channel ba.
tween thu Eastern and tha Westoro Han;-
s,>b.rs. a.;s4a a-n.. ~ oa.,a.-,.:r,,..
;rnrcnsa sacr;6ca ri rn1uah,o bn,,,- ia
.nt, .t o,r.t nec7rni,rv Coz. a has 1,aa, d;a-
covered. bv varions erne5i.;ona tha, tbothr-
ner,,ora.n and ;nhorn;tsh,a rooior, va ~.
no1e;s;u almost ncrnetral w;nter ana a1moxt
nernetna1 dsrknasa. ,hat ;ta asas .,1 ;ts
lands allie a,s buried in a1nost n,rro+n,1
ice. and that the fragment of the hum,n
family, which IN fnscrutabla pro,;dence
placed there to drag ont a painful and uss-
less existence, is gradually disappearing
! fsozn It's frozen su.face. The oa.y one ~
naaining question OF any possible INTEREST,"
and that only ~ a curious geographical
problem, is whether an open sea exists
around the pole itself. Its existence Is be1ier-
| ed in more than one explorer believes that
he hAs seen The rnista arising from lts sur
face Aud heard the ruar Of its turnultuous
waters and one adventurous xshnlef is cor
I tain that hn hoo ,,..o-..a j., a.. ta.a..
, 1870-04-14
TIE NEW CITY GOVERNMENT
OF NEW YORK.
Appointments By the Mayor OF
I8cnds OF Departments Under the
New Charter

Appointments by the Mayor OF
I8cnds OF Departments Under the
New Charter.
From ,he .stse lo.t Horld, Aprl II.
Department Of Docks-Nileon G. Hunt,
William Wood. John 7. Agnew, Hugh Smith,
Richard u. Henry,
Dspar.mea of Parks-peter 3. STeens,
Robert J. Dillon, Horny Hilton, Andrew Il.
Green, Thomas c. Fields,
Department Of Public Charities and Correc-
sion-Jamea 1s. Nicholson, James Bowen.
Isaac Bell, Owen W. Brennan, Alexander
Ftear.
HrdM Department. Smith, n. D.,
Giovanni Ceceariui, II. D., Magnus Gross,
John 3tullaty.
Fire Apdrtmea-w William llitchman. Ascx-
ander shaler, James Galway, JaEes S. Heunes-
~, John ]. Blsir
Police Depdrtn'ent-Joseph S. Bosworth,
Henry Smith, Matthew T. brennan, Benjamin
Nanier7e.
Excise Department. -(Subject to eondrna-
ton By Board Of ldcrnen}-Walter ". Price,
John II. Williams. Martin Satchtmsn.
- Department. Of Public Hiorfs-W.illiam II.
Tweed.
Departn'c:: Of Public Baitdinys~-James VI.
MacETegoi,
ts'y Cht...hriain-John J. Bradley.
, 1870-04-14

mcnt 1es as p;6less dsepots bead under
TIC lnsh Of power they hAvo 80 rsmorse-
lesaly inflicted on their dupea and victims
VIC would not hare them honorahly mar
tJred by being shot OF hung. But lot them
be made to feel that tho country and the
world look on their lying, their blasphcmy,
and their canung lust with t1nni1cd con-
tempt aud abho11ence.
, 1870-04-14
Who They Arc.


WLeon g. Hunt, Democrat, Is the head ot
Tue large cloth importing house Of Wilson G,
Hunt Co., e. White street Mr.. HINT haa
occupied many public positions Of trust,
among them those Of Commissioner Of the
Board Of Emigration. Commissioner Of the
new Quarantine Board, member Of the E1e<C-
tive Committee Of the Chamber Of Commerce
etc.
Richard u. Henry. Republican, one Of tha
LAWYERS OF the Citizens Association
John 7. AgneW ia = tobacco merchant, doing
business 1t :.ssi Front street.
William Wood, one OF the Citizens' Associa-
ton, ana member Of the Board Of Educa-
ton.
, Hugh Smith, Deputy Chamberlain under
Peter 3. Sweeny.
nEFARTHEsT OF FARES.
to1. tstes l. s:xeen5, lswysr. md lase csE Cham
Robert J. Dillon, lawrer, formerly 1ncu-
Der Of the ceutral rark Comm;asion; counsa,
to the Corporation 1886.
Henry Hilton, formerly Judge Of tha Marine
Court. aud at present NJ. 4 I, stewa,t'a Legal
Andrew II. Green, l.te comptro1e. of the
Central Park Commission, and President Of
the Board Of Education.
Thomas c. Fields, lawyer, At present Corpo-
fanon Attorney and naember Of the Assembly,
Late Secretary Of the Board OF Commissioners
Of Central Parl, formerly STATE senatar.
James q Nicholson Dcm.l seappotntmcnt-
Be 10 Father Of the Council Of the Tammany
E,ciety.
James RoHen Rep.>, reappointment-
1s11c Ecu SDeu. J, seappointnent
UHEn w. Brennan (Rep.) J, local Republican
Pohtici,n !, brother 10 Mathew +. Brennan.
Alexander FreAr (Dern.} Member Of the As
Aemoly and Superintendent Of the Police Pave
Eent.
pEFA1TNKH1 or HEALTH.
Until rhH - r
West Forty-d -dfth street, reappotnt1nent-
Giovanni Ceecarini, PhyEicisa, 81 West Tenth
saenus Gross pem}, lawyer, member Of
tIe Board Of Fducahnu, md editor OF the
% 5oha anil55 pen.,, formerly reporter on
the New York Herald, editor Of the Ae:ropoli-
tan Record
-. DEPARTMENT OF po11cx-
joseph S Dosworth (Dem.1, President OF
the Late Board, formerly Judge OF the Superior
Court
Henry Smith Rep.), Supervisor, formerly
Alderman, member of the Assembly, &c; re-
Matthew 7. r1ennan DENY, formerly Po-
lice Justice aud City Comptroller; reappoins-
ment- ....
Denianin F. Maniers Rsp.), Provost Mar
shal dunng the aratt riots, formerly Treasurer
OF the Excise Bokzd; 1eappointment-
pEFARIxExT OF EXc1sx.
Walter T. Prince, distiller, formerly Colo
mel OF mi1itia regiment
John H. Williams, lquor dealer, Chairman
Of the liquor DeAlesa' Association, Preldeut
Of the Longehoremen.
Marlin SachtnAn. member Of the Aase1ub1y.
nErAR1AEST or PCAIIc woRza.
William u. Tweed, originally a chairuske..
At present Supervisor and State Senator.
FLEE DEPARTMENT.
!, William Hitehman pemoSat), Speaker Of
the AEeemhls, and Clerk Of tha Board Of Edu-
cation.
Alexander shaler CRep.) commanded the
regiment of Chaseeurs during the war. brc-
1etth DTgather General, appointed By Gov
e1ner Fc6son to succeed Mia General San
ford IN coIEard OF the First Division n. Il.
, 1870-04-14
wAKTEp-A RAILROAD BRIDGE.

Thu f,ourc;1 p1rfs yo.,,.<1
earnest and rpnn,,cbfn, tans ha,s..s 'I,s' ~.
caoo for tba fa;,n,. T., 49, -,
hridco bui,. ocrosa III. a1;,.,n,; D. -. -.
thas po;nt II ranrassn,s ~ r-a.t o. 80. ~
time. Tho constant fa;1n,a y, 80. .SSs
tions cansed ,,v tra +r,.stss - - .s1
md h,,,,,o. =, ,,,-,,,,,,..
II a,.o yanro,ant. 49, ..5:.:.o, ooAt'
sh;ppers 81 tha a.nansa - 49," ~ ~
f,aiob@ ca~a sa,...a ant7 s sAe
cs, h. 1901 80, -. -sn u'@
the o,ha- ~, tr.nasas - ~ s.s ~ >ao ..ts1 "
a.:aa..,- - "Na'' ''s''
80 m ao "outaoie Jop on
aa-..a..:." - u' .'e",o.e" az s'a'os 'na' tne
'uo'1 oeooo ot .ao oIaoge Haa commenced
49, a<'Aa oas' at.es ses1ng TWO piefa
w.. 49, : WIS ai'soIln aeo, unas3 tne psetence
.AAs snese "os iaeA OF money. Aad noth-
,ns nss oeea zone s1ace. The cost OF
Transferring Heleae across tha r1Fer exceeds
*ao per car and the AonPdrsst says that,
a. sn's t1me' these are over 500 loaded
'eeisn1 carr, s'anain8 on The tracks Of the
sal7oaa 1oaos' Oh INC east ade OF the nTes,
*aa1ne onul me aloW process OF transfer
ing tneis 'oaos 10 the Union Pacific Raa-
way haau ne eaecsed 1ne Honbtoa and
fe1auona which attend The tFanafe1 Of pas-
sensers and baggage are continuous, and it
Ii no Unusual th1ng TO BEE through passen-
gers sssnaln8 Tor an hous On the east eide
wa1ung 70 ee transferred, only to find, at
Last, that the train On the other side has
left We agree with the Council Bluffs pa
per Inst th's th'ng Is AL wrong and that
there IL disregard OF public rights and
contos9s somewhere, tnas deserves LIE So
Fefest fepsonataon- We agree also thas, as
necessary part OF ene road upon WINCH
.oe 1et.onM !, ooontS mas ooen 20 e4ten@So4S
.asasoee INC "s'ase ouen1 70 nave
oeen 1nEae4eo oatofe ~" a"e aaa
.las aonge' oeisJ u constructing VIII
JUSTIFY congress IN imposing some penht5
upon .aose *ao ase calpao.e' 'of It Is sfue'
ao oenese, tnas Inc INITIAL pofns ., me
onaom fae,no hs't"ey 's st oonnca blntts'
nns Ne iau 20 see now Eaeaeo Is IN any
spe.;li1 iuAnna' 1esEons'o'e iot ene 1ainfe
~ ~ ao @ cempaos ~ puna . ot'oge' OF 10.
.Ao ,nse4ueoes's u tne o'n1saion- Is
,,ue ,sla1 .n1cago 'S interested IN naF1n8
.ne cueaPess anu speeo'eat oanat possible
,ol ae!ea1 n1ia passea9esa anu tnat soe 10.
.a'S tna ctalgee a. .ouneu pluns ano
~ ou'a4ta nso ~ ouses es1e.on' ous cmcago mas
~ ~ e''n|'o' o'es .pe .n1on f"e.ao AaaWa5'
Im' eoupans has' " 1a~' 1ne a1gn. 70
'1e. ~ LIS east s'le y. 'ne f1'e1, ano 'nos
no,as m'noPe1y u ene transfer oas'ness. =
~ nta tae 1'su. W puna Inc of'ose' anu ~ u
- iS0 ao'5 ~ 10 W ai4a NC suppose .tlat IL
luo At'sn''on ol 'ue eo'e'u"ent eoulo oe
seeatea 10 ino ~ hnhs'e1, coola ne eompeneo
, 1870-04-14
SHAKSPEARlAN ALMANAC.
SOMETHING new,

INo Million CeEac7 Of TIC Annusl SHAKsPER1AN
almanac fcs lss3. will be Given 4w1J. and in o1de<
r. s ssceid "a dem g Z isrss e seea espaA g
t1t Etc tEea ii bis locality. oue Of IL features l. he
Sc<eu ASrs .! Asnr Ltr, illustrated In z.1teriy
n,ta:-r. And-ets DR. .. PHI RIPS BROWN,
II GfA1dst, tersey City. n J.
, 1870-04-14

Tbs Aa1tsnstrr6 West virginla) Union
pnts ss tsat an item which has long been On ita
4sanos r. thIoagh TIC PRESS By saring that BelIa
Aaztinetn1E, and that Ee1le poyd herself, Who
Is hopeleEslE insane. has been for months IA n
mste Of the Mount Hope Asylum, near Balti~
rhrn '
, 1870-04-14

NJ. e. SuxsskY. City Treasurer Of ST.
Louis, in ArTeRr$-FHe Is AFrc~ted
and Makes n AStatement-From S5D,-
600 to st40,tpOO Short.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
PROPOSALS.

+. Ea;! New SSTs city. June pro-
are nve and sppi G Office
until TX M June 70 1870 for supplying the SSarsr se
CORDS more or less Of good @ hard wood lSs
sss and
or less, Of the best quality Of anthracite Coal,
more or ess Of sse
best quality of anthracite Coal size and forty thousand
Coal furnace szc the whole to be furnished at such times
and in such quantities be required by the Quarter
@ Be- and of o bs ev @
cred at the following named Places, ss:,.. so .
Boston HsEeo, ss 500. lbs sSa
Fort sullivan, Eastpor Me-, $50 cords wood 1000
Kennebec Arsenal Augusta, Me "A cords wood and 4Ooo
Champlnn Arsenal vergcnnes, w. % cords wood 10000
pounds nut coal and 24,O9O pounds egg coal
sewe, Phoenix, Contribution Mcceary Knox and Popham;
fort At Clakes Point and Long Point Batteries Massachu
se in the aggregate 70 cords wood and 3600 pounds egg
Payment win be made according to the measurement or
M they viii coa wood @
Each must be accompanied by guarantee, signed by
two responsible parties that in the bid shall
in equal to onefourth the amount of the
the faithful performance of the same.
with this advertisement aud bidders have the privilege Of
being present at the opening OF the bids.
regarded as he department Or 10
such portion of bid less than post that may
Bids may be made and viii be entertained delivering
the coal and wood herein called for ~ ono or more Of
Proposals be endorsed Proposas for wood" and
sa ss. % oS:n. g.: Of % .nS O:E
Breyet Major General and Assistsn. Quartsrmasier
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

DY VIRTUE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE-BY THE
Hudson hay Cutting and Bsns Company Ky % Isaac M
Office Of the Register Of the city and county OF New York on
the 18th day OF February 1870 and upon which default has
been made viii for sale, at pubc auction, on the
ach day q June slO at y O'CLOCK on that day a
Bang Company West Eleventh street and Thirteenth
avenue IN the city Of New York the Property morgaged,
Horses Trucks Scales, Tools Safe Clock Copying Presses
Wagons and Miscellaneous Fixtures.
MICHAEL NOLAN, Attorney and Mortsasee's Agent
NHW yODK, June IL 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
4 RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCT1oNE Err.

RCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONE
"A once saesr oom 81 Nassau ST. opposite Post ONCE
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL
will SELL this day at l0x O'Clock, at their saesroo, Mas
street, large assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
part Of rosewood Bookcase with Secretary
long eight feet high takes apart sccons
Dress ing and Bedtesds, Husbands Beds Bed
Brussels andIncain Carpets elegant Cyn
der Desk Paror Suits, Hall Chairs, &C. Also large
sortmen Of Desksoce table, &c. also Library OF choice
English and American Books very 1ne Lawn Mower.
For particulars catalogue.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

"Wednesday, 4l6 Broadway, Handsomely Etted up Cigar
and Soda Store cheap At private sale this day.
MAX BAYERSDORFEkS salesroom 81 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

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of the Legislature which the sale Ia to be 6e
procured the Finance Department Dated New iorks
June !, 1870.
A. OAKEY HALL, Mayor.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
JOHN j. BRADLEY, Chamberlain.
JOHN K. HACKETT, Recorder.
JOHN MOORE, Chairman Finance Committee, Board OF
NICHOLAS HAUGHToN. Chairman FihAnce Committee,
Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

A ARoN CRIsTALAR, AUCTIONEER.
"A ELEGANT CARVED SWISS ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
A. CRIsTALAR co. will sell at auction, without re,
serye this day (Tucsday June H. at 109 O'clock at 469
Broadway an imported above goods BY order Of
foreign conagnees, consisting as follows:-
BIyFFE19s AMOlRE AND ETAGERE CABINETS AND
BOOKCASES, HIGH HIGH BACK, Can CANE SEAT "a SEWING SEW 5 AND R
FANCY TABLES The above furniture is richly carved in
antique figures p,rds fish, flowers and sporting embems
and well inspection of connosseurs and lovers OF
variety and antiques. Goods now on exhibition.