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New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
POLICE MATTERS.
MoRE CHARGEs-COMPLAINT AGAINST CAP
PETTY.

NORE CHARGEs-COMPLAINT AGAINST CAPT
PETTY.
The Police Commissioners yesterday, made
the following transfers Of sergeants VIM McCary from
the Twenty TO the Twentyeighth Precinct Henry
Ten Eyck. Thirteth to the Fifth Isaac W. Potter
Eleventh 70 the Tenth Frank ;. Wemyss, Tenth the
Eleventh.
The resignation of Sergeant David c. CaywOod Of the
Fifth Precinct accepted.
Patrolman Patrick Gaffney OF the Eighteenth Pre-
cDct who caUselessy dubbed Mr.. Alexander =. Irwin
OF East Seyenteenth-st.. was dismissed.
ROundsman ThOs. Mckee OF the Fttieth Precinct was
made acting Sergeant and transferred TO the Forty
seventh Precinct.
Capt jeremiah Petty OF the Fifth Precinct com
pancd OF yesterday before the Police Commissioners by
Henry Narburg, who stated that on Nov 23 he had "a
difficulty with Mrs Melting, with whom ho boarded at
No 40 North MOOrest aud when he commenced packing
up his goods preparatory 10 removal, she commenced
haInDerng at the door. and finally pounded IL with
hatchet lie arrested and Capt Petty locked him up
.omceT Mold said boy came TO him and said that a
ady had sent him 10 there man in her house
VINO bad threatened 10 shoot her He went there ar
rested 0le man, and found a pistol with him. Capt
6ety was present when the complaint made. Capt
Peity aud several officers this The
cOnPlalfnt SAID he had drawn pistol dog in the
passage. The case referred 10 the Board
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE FIFTH WARD MUp-opp
NAME OF THE ASSASSIN = F., NERAL OF II

NAME OF THE ASSASSIN - f. s.sRAr OF THE
VICTIM
This morning at IL Coroner Flynn will COM
menee the inquest In th' case Of william Townsend who
was murdered on urday night last In his grocery in
The basement {" No le9 Hudson-st The prisoner, who
gave tue n"p OF Jack Reynolds was yesterday rather
more COZ ,munscative.
e says Ms real name Sylvester Bream; that he is
2 years Of age and born in Louth Ireland, where
hIs relatives reside He to this country In
1868 and has at intervals worked at shoecggng IN Wor
Ccser Mass and elsewhere lie has served three years
IN the Springfield (Mass State Prison for burglary,
and has also been IN Deer Island Taunton, and Moya-
fined for greater oenses than drunkenness or hght
Reynolds John oBren, and other fictitious
With reference to the murder he is SILENT or else tells lhe
The funeral OF Mr.. Townsend took place Yesterday
from St johns Chapel the Rev Dr. Weston oiclatng'
and subsequently the remains were taken 10 GREENWOOD
they were inferred.
Mr. Townsend and his family for several years pas,
have attended Dr. Westous Church, and they We're Wen
known 60 the congregation liberal sum has Decn col
lected for the relief Of the widow aud orphans
REYNoIDs's EXPLOITS on THE DAY BEFORE THE MUIR
that on the Friday night previous TO the muir
der, Reynolds entered the restaurant of "Henry n
Schultz" on Maden-lane, Water-st., and walking
mp to the bar, desired the attendant young German by
the name Of Herman Heye TO give him glass of Bour
bon whisky, which done Reynolds then asked Heye
what he had to eat, ana eye told him there were eggs
ham, minco pies. &C. Reynolds managed to eat two
and called for more whisky. which was given him
Egg number three followed. succeeded in IT'S turn 10y
another draught OF whisky. Having completed his
Tepast, Reynolds about To leave the rOO. when hs
attention called by Hcye 10 the fact that Inc had moi
paid for his entertainment. Reynolds replied with a
laugh that he had money" Heye, upon this selzed
club. and came round 10 stop Reynolds from leaving
until nc had paid, but Immediately seized by the
collar a scGfle commenced in which Heye strucE
Reynolds twlce, when his foot slipped and both fell
Sinking against the half glass door, pane OF which they
managed TO break
An ocer the First Ward hearing the noise entered
The store and found the two fighting on the ground
Reynolds top. The officer seized Reynolds and pulled
hun on when Reynolds attacked the officer. Al this
iurcture young man entered, came 10 the rescue anc
Reynolds speedily secured, after which the police
informed hi that II he stirred he'd blow the top o
his head away Rcy nolds then taken 80 the Station
House, where remained all night, and in the morning
taken to Court but Heye failed 10 appear against
h e let co. only To be rearresed the same evening
for the cOwardly murder OF William Townsend.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
BANKING HOUSE OF
la[dIl;Sy.a aIIEYss5:|.:.a|
80 WALL-ST.
FOR SALE AT le6 FKONT-ST.. n.

Interest allowed on all Daily
Balances of Currency or Gold.
Persons depOsiting with us can
check at sight in the same manner
as with National Banks.
Certificates of Deposit issned,
payable on demand or at fixed
date, bearing interest at current
rate, and available in all parts OF
the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers,
at all times, on approved collat-
erals, at market rates of interest.
We buy, sell, and exchange all
issues of Government Bonds at cur
rent market prices, also Coin and
Coupons, and execute orders for
the purchase and sale of Gold and
all first class Securities, on COM
mission.
Gold Banking Accounts may be
opened with us upon the same con-
ditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other
Corporate Loans negotiated.
Collections made everywhere in
the United States, Canada, and
Europe.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

The Hon. II. X. Digby, NJ. p, Englan' ord
Gen J. b. FrisbIe OF California, are Mt the D., , ,,.
House - Homer A. Nelson, Secretary ,'sinto Al
bany and the Hon. J. B. Ross OF Geor a SUI, 10
Fifth Avenue Hotel. Wendell . ao t po,on S tn'
and the Rev. Lyon Rogers Baltimor @ Ps f ,h " st noI
Hotel - Ex-senator Henry' 20 o !" atana o ' 10 10
the EyereIt i,no ouse pb" or Knapp OF Auburn, w,
the Hon. aro a.. .adephia and DE- l.. X. Her
rick, koenestel, aio the st. Nicholas Hotel =-
Judge W. Al Cartero Wyoming Territory aud the Hon.
Th9%as Them / e. Port JeTyis are at the Meropoan
Orleans, are at the New.York Hotel. - Gen. Thomas
b. Gates Of Kingston, N. Y, is at the Hoffman House
- the Hon. D. N. Cooley OF Iowa, is at the st. James
Hotel. - Walter McMlchael of The Philadelphia
North American, and A. W. harkley OF New.Jersey, are
at the Albermarle Hotel Edward Reilly OF Ian
caster Pa, is at the Westminster Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
NEW PATENT ErEL-

BY Invitation Of the International Fuel
Company Capt Joseph Spinner President, number of
gentleneu. well known as naval eagIneers aud con
sructOrs yesterday tested pateIt fae the inyeR.
ten Of Col B. Hlscy Of Trenton. B. !, and which, II
- eAiDed f. far superior 10 cool for geusatng steam
The fo composed Of peat roai dust eiter charcoal or
anthracite coal DIST ground dno;. coal tar and. where
The iaiter cannot be obaibcd, preparation of rosn
OF afphaiinm That Uted yrstcr19v vas oonposei Of
10 paf cent peat 2j rcr cent auiDraeita coal
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
ANOTHER ATTEMPrEp MURDER AND ROBBERY

On Sunday night, between 12 and I, as Mr..
Charles Hewlett resident Of the Village OF Hampstead,
L. L. returning home from visit to friend he was
stopped by two highwaymen, who sprang from a ditch
at the roadside and sezng his horse by the head shot
at him, both men shouting simultaneously. Tho balls
passed through the top OF the wagon close TO Mr. Hew
let's head. AS quickly possible Mr.. Hewlett drew his
revolver and fired at his assaants but with what effect
Is not known. the firing frightened the horse that t
broke loose from the hghwaymen and, starting
out OF shooting distance The highwaymen were
disguised but believed TO be the who robbed
Mr. Bergen, at Hyde Park, on Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
NAVAL MACHINERY.

In few days the bids for repairs to the
machinery OF the United States ships Hartford and
sndaigua will be made public. The Secretary OF the
Navy it seems Ia about to solve problem In reference
10 repairs IN outside shops. prominent englnebuder
informed our reporter yesterday that time ago
engine was made IN private establishment at cost OF
33000 the builders receiving profit Of $4,000 Subse
quently the Government duplicated the machinery for
another vessel building IL In "A naval machneshop, and
IL cost S266 000 tl35O0 than the In private
shopl There no doubt that 10 would be saving TO the
country II the private establishments comp peted for Gov
ernment work. the lowest bidder receiving the contract
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

eourt, in negecting to answer ,s,r, scrvod IN hm
last week 70 attend as witness r on The %
day morning at II o'clock postponed nnlil mex, MON, Mon
as aG tere was s mSnnS for neg!eet9s 9 summons
thing like "pnt-ur ,n m ,p 81 ne sphl w1s mem
i.tle Interest j sfliends complain gl.AI Se.ause 50
,,, ma,ter IN. sshown by the Brooklyn Ippe i this
nnss 70 y do not to manfea the hist willing
swll ~ I'D IN enforcing the law aud supPicssng the
~, ..ik traffic.
.r.WTOWN.-The election on the question of
beh yesterday The ballot, in fa1o Of
s' were RP% re Ss sss ss s4 n d
against
MORRISsANA.-W view of raising funds to
hqadste ndbdees. the new 'Goo the
ad1; , sH1 3 Ss gnaS , % Of the better
class will characterize EngseiL
WESTCHESTER-Th unreasonable weather is
causing and eaf..A found In the
day ago. taken into custody IL. name could
sH s s' S.T a%so" aSa Sa% S
TO the AssJium at Mount Mite vii
be9ett to hsr pastor o1 are are Or ons n.
ton never in more fogsh'g condition Wssa ne & sT .s & o.
many homeless aud slde Si here bOd shelter and
revival M has commenced m IN ns ane M III
while riding stone .ack e days ago was thrown from u te
badly bruised The little sufferer vi" probably re-
EDGEwATER, s, Ion Sunday evening the
dwelling Water IN m place, occupied By Darius sullivan and
mart Of the ptue was removed by the police
The building by Sullivan. and valued At 52 Ss0re
ELIzABETH.-Fathe Hennessy has been trans;
psoats here Bergen City, which has been formed
& glS Ss c p Cod, asS .d.c fG ys sffH Hen"s
NEWARK.-Three Election Judges OF Sonth
indicted by the Essex County Grand jury for receiving
Illegal votes Tbey plead Of the injunction
granted Chancellor Zbke against the Newark and Paterson a
reached Newark from Paterson up 70 @te
than early morning train The ea
ner, viii be heard 18th February Trenton YESTERDAY
committed trial cEsrge o
Dsmei Walsh and Gehen Ihe accused
arrested seized a bat be brought to terms y
the application of the locust
MILLBURN. N. J.-Late on Saturday night
Osuner residing at this place er getting OF the tram
bridge raewsy received fracture Of the
skull by striking against projecting log and was AlleL
aRAHWAY, N. 1.-The annual State Baptist Con-
venion here to-day.
TRENTON.-A four days Musical Convention
opens to-day .,A suit against the NesJey Railroad Company
BY from Elizabeth who compelled By
Lis fare because bad The bali Of an excursion
right half having been of through the eaTeessness Of
another conductor
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
HEAVY ROBBERY IN wILLIAMsBURGu

John Giles, clerk in the employ of Messrs.
Winten, Dick Co., sugar reners, whose establishment
s on Frst-st near South Second, Williamsburgh,
absconded about IL O'Clock yesterday after having
robbed safe OF S0O0. Giles Is described English
man. 23 years old six feet hgh Of slim build and
been IN the employ OF the Company for a number OF
years. lie has not been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
10 MILES COMPLETED.
ONLY z l.2 MILES
TO FINISH The WHOLE LINE.
PER CENT GOLD.
First Mortgage Bonds,
OF THE
Danyille, Urbana Bloomington and
Pekin Railroad Company
OF IlIinCiS.

THIS road now VIRTUALLY COMPLETED as there ren,is. A
latest sdVioe. but y miles Of he l,i 10. .n
be opened throughout Feb rail. r completion Ar.
the ground Trains ruuaag the eoup,sa ard
the earnings considerably Compas,
seveueshths Of the bonds have already beA taken By aTo a
the present active demand viii absorb the balance
The road III 50 miles 10 length and the only Eas Wet
ne connecting the cities from which derive, It's oros4h,
built having valuable Rss, as
West At Pekn 1t with Peos, Burngtoa AID On4st A
Dsuvls with the Toledo Wabash and Western; nlalapos .i
the Penpsyysna Central Baltimore and Ohio and all the ns H,
Esst making through direct route in Iaos soi Issa
NegYork Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore Peoria Bnr sgou
Quincy Omaha and tie Among therefore
claimed for the road 10 po directly the hoe Of
travel and In the track Of the great Of wet
to Bas.
THE LOCAL TRAFFIC slso be ysr large ps,,,
through popaous Illinois STAT.
which has bung Of the pflpsai
railroads ia L county, through tie Immense local % Contributed
them.
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.
The whole ofboais which sold than si8o ra
mile road which has about per nile
liability the Company year Will only $1,000
gold which really guicaut when tie character
read considered IN addition the security furnished by
mortgage upon the property Of fr.es. railroad III nile,
length the further By
this line with the Indianapolis Crawfvie and Danve Road ng
hundred miles under that the bonds
only First Mortgage Of less than $4,000 per mile tbs III so
me, assumed BY the Consolidated Company sa tie
the Indianapolis Bloomington and Western Railroad Coupa
VALUE AS AN INVESTMENT.
The Bond pay SEVEN PER CENT IN GOLD coupons beng J
semannuay April art October at the Farmers Loan aIl T
Company SewTork The BOsis also be registered Ii.
holders option.
THEY ARE FREE OF INCOME TAX.
THEY ARB CONVERTIBLE ao stock the
Of the principal Lines Of Io such the KOck Island ao' ceu'l
Chicago Alton Blrga ard QlHoy have sold at the Stock
Boards from lahore par nearly 200 per cent s prfrs Of
rng The bonds into stock of the Company a, greatly iIsis
their ralue. and should be LigAly apprecatei
PRICE 95
ard accrued interest 10 eurear Gold Coupons Governments, and s
marketable securities received IL exchange the highest market rates.
We forward Bonds By express free Of etsTs
Pamphlets containing Map. ard Circulars relating the Road faroi'hsd
application by unde.gae Financial Agents Of the Company
TURNER BROTHERS,
Fankers, II Nassau-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
HOME NEWS.
Tllk WEATHER

Ks-MOrnng-OyeTcast; began 10 rain at 2lO;
raining 2l0 TO G15 raining sos; either small hail or
snow IN some form from IL TO noon. Afternoon-Over
cast fine snow from TO 400 Evening-Overcast 20
IL begano at 935; showing 936 To IL. Snow depth
today 40 inch. Eote.-30th from IL to mid
night
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD.
Tho examination of the Boston, Hartford an(


Erie Railroad made by the State Director and submitted
70 the Massachusetts Legislature last week. showed that
but 100 miles remain TO be finished to open the 225 miles
of railroad between the Hudson River ana Boston Inc
distance thus 10 finished is "A miles between Whitman
tic and Mechanicsville Conn, ard 40 miles between
Waterbury, Conn, and Fishkill, N. T. Inc estimated
cost Of tins work is stated at S85522 The new equip
mens terminal buildings, etc., will require sSoOV0O
The value OF the property ana improvements ut ho
Fishkill terminus is set down at y, 100000. .
Yesterday O section OF IA miles, from Hopewel 10
Pine Plains, formally opened Az an carry hour an
excursion train with engine, decorated Tor tne oc
casion received large number OF guests at Elshkl ana
started for the village OF Pine Plains At Maeawan FISH
Kill Center, and Hopewel, large accesons were made
iron mines and the rolling stock OF the railroad mas never
been sufficient to meet the demands OF this one COM
modify OF freight One hundred platform cars are soon
to he added for this purpose
Iron abounds In large quantities along the route
and its development only awaits the regular working OF
the railroad After leaning HOpewell the condition or
the section Of track seemed to be altogether abOye
that ordinary roads IL was as smooth ana SOM
as though il had been worn down by months OF nara
travel The embankments are not made hastily, Dut IN
LAYERS and the heavy rains OF early January tnat IN
ced more damage to the Hudson River track than had
occurred previously since its constructions had no appar
ent effect this At road and station as the
train came up, crowds OF people gave cordial greet
ings. At Pine Plains the reception was most en-
thusiashc Not only along this branch, Dut
throughout the entire length OF tho route, IL Is
claimed shat the number Of Inhabitants, amount OF
business and manufacturing, exceeds tlat OF te Boston
and Albany road. The ceremonies OF the opening were
concluded with banquet, when speeches were made
tOasts offered, and songs were sung. &c the ex
cursion party returned TO Fshl ut the conclusion or
the exercises highly pleased with the present condition
and prospects the road Regular trains will now run
a distance 45 miles from Fislull to Pine Plains.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

dust and FIVE per cent Of gas coal tar, the wno,
thoroughly, mixed, dried and pressed INTO oI and
inches long. 10 inches wide, and ~ Inches lhen r %
Weighing about l2l ponnds each. When periec,p w
22OO pounds OF the fuel occupies one cubic The
The experiments yesterday were made on po .tna "a
steamer T. C. shultz the following gentlemen @ ae,n x,n
Committee Of Judges: Capt. Albert DeGrool, OaPSG "
A Ilghhall inventor OF the Surface Condenser ~ q
W. Vanderbilt, late experimenting Engineer IA Mr.
Co, Mr. Jacob WordeD. Naval EnelneeI, amo,,eer
Joseph Belkuap, consulting and conslfuctnA 90 hoard
-Four thousand pounds OF the fuel were taken o re
and at 1913 A. m fires were started he III aa,ent
OF the water In the boiler being 1902 Az il4e .o araS
as iced on the fire, and at l22i tbe Dos s,as,n
tue @ % % %nonndi O! steam Within 20 minutes .no sa
nnoaJ Nun ~ 70 u pod6Is sd before Ninety hfth.st was
psarSeS Cat which point tho boat turned around unSs nH
started 10 return) the gauge indicated only nlaced
of steam About $50 pounds OF coal was the dun the
In one Of the furnaces and the boat steaeu oi boat
hay 10 point opposite the wreck OF & e 90 mounds
Romer and then returned TO the city, Inc Id heen
of natent fuel were consumed, ana II cv c@na of fhe
burned IA tuns would have been reqnfea ,p tho fneI
marty had had any experience In nrinB Wiz viii oainst
and This fact it was thought, initiated sie"'' "h
the success of the experiment: a., -, .-o. mot suf.
The Committee decided that the fuel was nos su a
acieutly dried IL having laid on the dock some ,bo
absorbed great deal OF salt water, and also' %
heat should have been subjected 10 pressure IT,
s0o tnns per square inch, Instead or 10 tuns H.
bars II was thought, not suitable TOT Ho
fuel and the Committee unanimous III no ,1
that the test was fair one, ana that aho.uoi
under more favorable circumstances would SNOW o
better result 1t is probable that the fuel VIII DC eseu
again at an early day.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

SQUIRE e. LANDER, 97 Fulton-st., New Yorl
place buy reliable WArcHKs fne DAsOYDs choice Jz
ELKr. and sILyER WARE. Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
iAnnouneemenpJ 1

PAPERS, TwIEEs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE
WILLARD HAKvRr oncs aud Wsrooms 2s and Oo BoAd" Me-"
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
LATEST SHIP NEVIS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Ellen Terry CbapD Newbern n c. mdse and pass
Brig Mountain Bagle. Jarvis. Calais 10 days lumber
Brig Thos Crane Windsor, n. =, plaster.
sCH0ONEKs-kyBK COAsTvisE.
Breeze, New-IIaven Silver spray Bridgeport
Justice, Sew.Ilaven. W. H. bOseD, Providence.
jane Eew-Hayen. John r. Brick NOryak
Thos Csbll, New Haven. Little Charley, Greenport
George Edgar, New-llaven. Horsto Nichols, Richmond
Julia, Brookbayen. Nv Merritt, Jacksonville
J. G. Forester. Chatham. u. b. HaSley, Virginia
Emily, Stamford. A. H. Kennedy Baltimore
Balloon Providence. Ny Rover, Charleston.
Aaule NorNalk.
SAILED. .
sts,p.bp H.s for Norfolk ships Leicester and Vanguard for
Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SonForK Va jan 3l-Arived bark Aphrole from London
WnMIsGroS n c. jan 3.-Auiyed steamship Volunteer ron
Ca,RLTsroS Jan 3lAryed ,hrs P Tover 'nd HJne from
Nes.York IT, c. Bird from Norfolk l. Goesept from Bstmors a.
Barton from BamCre L. H. Ihorp from Baltimore Sailed, Dark
Atlantic, Liverpool, schr Marian George io wilmington
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LGHT- HOUSE INSPECTOR
STATEN lsIAsDIhe Light vessel No "
Temporarily relieved for repairs has been replaced IN her proper
on.a BOGGs Com U. Third Light
House District
WIND, ,-Sundown, light n. T., cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY-FEB l.
Mails for Europe via Plymouth Chehourg and Hamburg by the
Alemannl Office IL NJ Supplementary
prepaid foot Of tht HObokenO lao
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 3
Mails for MEXICO sa and Vera Cruz by the Cleopatra close at
l0:Ji A..
Mails Europe via and Liverpool by the Colorado
Pier No. 40 n. r., close at the PostOhce at Ga
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Principal aud Interest payable IN GOLD at the American Exchange
National Bank" Of Newlork Coupons payable MAJ November
free Of
GOVERNMENT TAX
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~ 70 LIyERf DOL An QUEENSTOWN
HEINETiA. Thomson. Saturday, AprH " NJ y A. NJ
CABIN passage. ~ and sO; steeragc. 81 currency.
Pensid ttecIRye tcke from yerpool, Queens
town. Londonderry. aud Gasg " ~ currency.
once % Broadway. =. W. J. HURST. Manager.
'TAPSCnTI'S EMIGKATIDN AND ron.
Pool and Queenstown weekly BY nr.t-cass steamships.
packet, Drafts for 81 and inward AvaiiabIo in any
part OF Great Britain and Ireland, tho lowest rates. u
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DROPOSALS FOX FRESH BERF.
l. OFFloHoy AcIlso CohNIssARY oY SUB-IsrkAOE,l
FORT NADswoRTH, \. y. nARBoE.

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April :, 1870
Proposan 10 duplicate, with copy Of this advert 70
ment attached VIII be received By the uhdo sgnod un
u Y O'CLOCK NJ, May 1910, Tor supplying fEosh Soa
The sald beef must DO fresh. OF good marketable
quality In equal proportion Of fore aaJ hind quarters
meek shank, and Kidney tallOw to CXcluded) aud
70 Oe delivered at tins post tfce OF cost such guam
uy ~ may De, from time TO time required oy. and Oh
NOT exceeding Tour lults per week.
Inc necks OF cattle slaughtered for Oeet TO be der
ereu undcr TINS agreement shalt be cut on at mo fouTth
vertebral JOINT, and the breast trimmed down, The
four inches above the knee joint, and of hndquarc
Joint.
Separate PROF osals In duplicate viii also be ro"eyed
by the undersigned to tie same hour and date abONe
mentioned, Tor supplying commissioned OnCtr she
their faniiee stationed AT ths Post or supplied thoro
from, with such choice fresh beef thOy may irom
time 10 time require such US sir DIN ana porter housa
steak, standing ribs, or rib Toasts,
These contracts to BE IN force six months, or suos
mencng the In day OF Junc, 1870 and subject TO tA
approval OF the Commanding General OF tho Dopat
mont OF the kast.
the conimbsarY az FORT WadswOrth. n. Y II shat
have power 10 supply tho dohcieucy by purchase AND
the contractor VII DO charged with tue difference Of
cost -
for the sum Of tso thousand dollars. signed also W
toned M the blds.
Ths proposals viii be opened At 70 O'Clock w. on the
7th OF May, 1871 a. Fort WsdswOrth, \. y. H. nj NhtcA
time aud place 6'dde" .Le requested % oG present.
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