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BusINiSs OifoRfcNirIEs- TWELFTH PAGE Fourth
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CLERKS AM sALEsMEN-ELEvESru PAGE Fifth
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EINANCiAL- fIhsT PACE Fourth eSumn; & .a;,,
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HELP @XSrED-MALEs- ELEVENTH PAeE-sixth col.
HELf WANTED D-yESALEs- ELEVENTH PAaE--Fourth
HORSES, CARRIAGES. 4c-Fiasr rAsx-second and
HOUSES ROOMS, 1o.. WANiED~N1Sru PAeE-Finh
INsTeGSTioN NINTH pAes-s!sta column
LOST AND FOUND--AIaIli PAaE Fith CO .urnu.
MACuINEEY--NISTn PANR--f ourth column.
NANBLE MANTELS-F IH3T PAGf--sfxth column.
MEDIUAL-TwELFTu III rAUE--Sceond column.
MlLITARY-tIRlr PAGE-1Liri co.utnu.
NlsCELLANEO, s ADVEkiiSEMLNT5-TRNruP PAGE
MIse1 LIANko. s -F,ner PAer-sIxth column.
NJ SICAI, Twill, rap AHE- ou;th column.
NEW ~ IRLlCATlON2--FIRsT fAGE-r0urth column.
PERSONAL -FiR,T PAGR-Fhst column
PlANOFORTES-TwEl J Til PAGE--Fifth column.
pOLlTICAl-FIPsT PAGL-1itrd column
PROPERTY y OF lHE Gay FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TWELErH PAGE-fir.t and second columns
REAf. ESTATE 10 EACHANG--T~ELrTH fA1E-
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELrrm PA0E-second
column.
REWARDs-NINTu PAGE-Fifth column.
ROOMS AND APAhTMENiS TO LET-SEoovD PAGE
Fifth and sixth columns.
BALES AT AUc1IoN-rwELrrH PAeE-rhird and fourth
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES-ELEvKSrH PACE
irst, second third aud fourth columns.
MONS XeNTED-MALES-ELEv PAGE
Fourth sad fifth coumns.
SPECIAL MOI fCES--ttRYr PAGE--First column.
6POR1lNG-DULs. BIRDS, AC.-flasT IA9E-S6oond
STALLlONS- -FIR6T PAGH-Sccond column.
9UMMLn kEsOkTS-SECpNp rAGE--ko,trth column.
THE TkADtS-ELES ENTH fAGK-Sixth column.
THE TURF FIasT PAGE- Secono column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUHPOSES-SECoND PAGE
Fourth and fifth columns.
TRAvELIikkS GulDj.--tIRsT PAGE--Sixth column
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-tIEjr PA0E--First column
YACHTS, sTEAMbUATS, Sc.-FiE3r PAGE-Fourth
c0umn.
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MILITARY.
A DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

A DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
N WAsnINGroS, August "a, 1870.
Captain George W. Graham, Tenth United states lavay,
tried by general court martial which convened al
Fort Leavonwoh, Kansas, April 1sn pirsuant TO SPECIAL
No. c3a Headquarters Department Of the Missouri
81 Louis, No. December y, 1869, and found guilty OF the
following cnar3cs:
"Conduct unbecomng olcer and a cont ennnn,"
"wronsuly and knowingly sclln, digposng govern
me pcput and eondut to the prejudice OF lood ordor
ard military dscipiae." The Cour sentence bin, Can.
tain George w. 0rahan Ito be and dismissed the
seyice to be confined In such penienary the reviewing
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and senence have been approvcd but, on the
recommendation OF the General Army SO much of
TIE sentence az relates to imrisonmen, pcuten
OF the sentence "a rnitigated.
Captain George W. Graham, of New York, has accord
nyy ceased to be occr of the United States Army BY
order. L.. u. TOWNSEND Adiutsnt General
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L,LEETWoUD PARK,
Mcrrsnnia.
Tr, thing September ],
atSD NJ Match, 16,pJ; mile AM repeat, IN harness.
Carl 5 Burr enters bav horse by Hsmble
dam Lizzie Walker by Star; bed by Mr. Jhas. .ckman
Of Stony Fort, Urrnge county
Nj korcrOss OF Naine black horse IIothalr by
Gilo.eth Knox dam -. Both three-year-oda.
HENHY DATER. President
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.
EoH 81 LEA CENTRE BOARD SCHOONER, % TONS
burden, Hight draugh and in good rinnng order. FOR
further particulars apply 10 Captain HUGH MokOBERTS,
Quarantine landing, Staten Island
GLOOP YACHT FOR SALE-42 FEET LONG, ONE
~ year old; very fast; comm odious cabin; furnished
compIete cockpit and companion way mahogany cheap.
Address SWIFT, station u.
IVANTED-TO BUY, AN OPEN OR CABIN YACHT
W Address Tor one week, stating size and lowest pi!cc
LEANDER, Herald Office.
VhCHT FOR SAIE-A FIRST CLASS. SAFE AND
very fast schooner Yacht l6 tons burden. complete Ia
all her appointments: will be sold private sss al bar.
gain. Address boz $50 New York Foa cfico
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DENTISTRY

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIE.-THIgTEEN
u years; Benumong application; gas administered.
Beausitu Teeth, ~ Set, TiV. Pumpers hollow cheeks
ucld sets purchased j. JAY yILLEhS
l5b Grand street, near Broadway.
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MORRlSaNTA,
WESrCHtSrr X, N. Y. ,
EEPTEMBER MEETING. 1870
PREMIUMS x9,500
SEPTEMBER 20 2l, ~ and %.
TUESDAY, September %
Purse No. Isl 0U for Lorscs that beat e:4o $500
70 sae FIRST horse. &S0 10 the second c0 the third
"WEDNESDAY, Septcmber al.
frse No. S*2vO for horses that beat co. 81 200
70 Tho fs horse, % TO Me second f30l TO the third
THURSDAY, ScTtcinber2
fursc NO g. 50O FOR beat s:26 T00
10 IN, hrs horse, t610 10 the second Ttu0 the third
FRIDAY. September ac.
Iurse NO. 4x .t0J for hor that beat 24: Two
the second, 4 10 TO the third - -
iarse No hr25 for horse1 that beat 2:2s; 81 500
to me rs horse, $50 70 the 500 to the third
AZ the ato races mile heats three in FIVE, IN
ness -
Ln.rance ten per cert three md start 10
close at Gc0r w. jenkins Fleetwood Park Club House.
i,4a roadwsy. teweea foreth ani Forty yhrs streets
New York; ut O'CLOCK r. NJ. Sept. g. oy mail
be addressed to box l23 Moyani. Post oce. ORDER
HENRY phTER, PreSident.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

E0R SALE AT A sACRIFICE, A FINE SOUND PAIR
OF truck or express Horses hiah-headsd, closely
II. L. H.. Herald onice
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NAONMOUTH PARK,
M LONG BRANCH NEW JERSEY,
TROTTIN9 MEETING.
- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81.
FlRST RACE-Purse 0uo Tor all horses $500 to first
horse, VI cO 70 sscond $500 TO thirA
3. II. noble's b. m. Goldsmith Maid.
Mm H. Borsrs br. q. George Wilkes
M. Koden's b. Lucy.
SECOND kACE-Genlemens Cup, donated by Xm. n.
F.iers Egg.
ENTRIES
: VIM. Jarvis' Black Crook
VIM. b. Borrow's b. &. johnny.
James IL. Hamilis b: m. Mary
lcuis Do V. Widers b. Louis.
Henry Har'ey's G. {. Harry,
Races ber in punctuay at o'clock r. NJ.
Pools will le sold at the West Ind HOTEL Long Branch,
nights before the and at the days Of
Steamers Jesse Hoyt New York at 946 A. M and
plymouth Rock at II o'clock A. NJ, connecting at Sandy
Hook with trains direct for the track Several trains
from Long Branch 10 track.
wM. E. RAYNoR, Secretary.
PR0sPEcT PARK. FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
The balance (*0 OF the for Colt Stakes,
three and four year os FOR tc due September 1870
E O. READ Secretary, lts Montague street, Brooklyn
A FOOLS WILL. BE SOLD THIS EvsNING AT
n RlLEY'S, Broadway wcnty eli hth street,
on the Colt race At Fleetwood PARK On Thurssny.
MARSHALL 4 JOHNSON.
DOOLS SOLD THIS EVENING AT THE FLEETWOOD
ParS Club House, 484 Rroa way, between FUrtieth
and Forty first Streets the Colt rot at Fleetwood Park
Tomorrow. JACOB SOMLRNDYkE
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COAsrwlss -raau%IIP%

DERMUDA MAIL
IL The stearnshp SAN TRANCI5CO will dsopasohoG
20 Hamilton pier Is East river lhBdAEs
Sep embcr d, at O'Clock y. NJ
For freight or pAssass apply to W. II. wEBB,
Exchange
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M oNEY LOANED ON JEwELRY' PIANOS. FuRNI-
M turc. Dry Goods, Carpets Liquors. Groceries and Hard
Storage taken at Ii and II Abis s.u re, real
estate ofDce. JACOB
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L1oR sALE-FOR WANT OF USE, A HAMBLETONIAN
bay Mare 15 hands high k,rd IN single and doI5e har.
years inside OF three minutes;
also Tcp Wagon To be seen At aasca stable 2is Wss:
Forty SIKH street
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FINANCIAL.

A NDERSoNr& CO., NO. CHAMBERS sTREET.-
"A Money 10 loan Immediately Property, Now York,
new Jersey &C. Builders LeRsebods Bonds Salaries
and Securities negotiated First aud Second Mortgages
wanted.
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A THE ESTABLISHED OFFICE, e6 NASSAU STREET
~ you can obtain the highest prices for Diamonds,
Watches, syerware &C. Will iberaLy advance
A. EONIGMAN. Broker
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90 nassau STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
sIc LIBERAL advances made Liamonds Wn ches, Jew
elry and R kinds Of merchandise The bought and
sold HAYNAN LEOPOLD, room No. l.
O12 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET. UP
ClC sta.rs.-Money advanced Jon Di.,nonis Watches
Jewefy iiace., shaws &C. same bought. Once hours
nom ITO O'CLOCK. A. G. HERT6.
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A ARON CRISTALAR 4 CO., 4sg BROADWAY, WILL
~ make advances and l0ans ell dcsc ion OF Watchea
Jewe Diamonds Furniture Pianoforcs. Organs, Laces
Dry Goods and find purchasers for same when desired
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BROADWAY, CORNER FULTON STREET (KNOX'S
building .-Busness estab ished hf;ecp years-NEW-
NAN LEOPOLD buys, sells or advances btTaly on D,a-
nond Watches, Jeweiry Life Poceg Mercha andise and
for.
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TRAvELLEes, GUIDE.

ErOn Bridgeport hNp ALI. FONTS on HOUsA.
tonic satnck Rairosd fare ~; nars isavD
Ca.harine slip 4! AMI IA every nist (sundays
ceyteIl
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~ Pi FscNF WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
~. i psA afes npanies, and who do deeirc to
1urft re- Nlo " an abRolutc sale, the
Bta6t Nl
easrCs ~ Aihffty s-r ct.
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ONDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
IL Rates OF pass ge reduced.
Steamers sai direct 70 London
from pier No. North river.
PARANA. Wilkinson 500. Sent q
Raes OF passage, payable IN currency
First cabin. $40; steerage, $l5.
Passengers hooked for avre Paris Antwerp and Rctter
dam at reduced currency rates.
For freight and passage apply to
HOWLAND ASPINWALL, Agents,
South street
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT RUREAU.-OFFICIAL
~ Passports OF the Department OF State issued by A. c.
WlLLMAHTh United States Court Buildings Chambers
street.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
lN On and ter Monday May 49, 1919 express traae
will leave depot corner of Twenty sixth stree. and fovtA
avenue, q foiioNs:-
10 40 A. NJ. Rutland Express.
E:l5 I. NJ, Montreal Express.
Sleeping coaches night trains tetwccn New York aaA
81. Adams, VI l. q. BUCklIOur, Superintendent
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L'oR sALE-CnoIcE TOWN AND COUNTY BONDS.
paying
. 10 per cent,
az or h9n ORDER and m character interest and prin
cpa pay bic IN the city Of New YORK; suitable for perma
Font sae and profitable sale below par
Tor the present only Also New York city Railroad Stocks
and Bonds insurance Bank Gasieht large
variety OF other securities for profitable low
Eates py ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Stock Broker an Auctioneer,
~ Pine New
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY. 26 l87o-TRIPLE sHEEV

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H,sss wore ar@ a ' Hse for csmSsrlsaS Gu sa. s:.s
aa :.:s. ss s ~ sr q 'ss
"a Is%: .ss. .ss lss ss.
but steady = $50 good sSubern and s for DO Wssre
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81 A. ~
were % psy over y: ssss we're
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were ra%Sfsd'pS psvss ,n MsphA. w.s Sas as ors oSs
Sshs o6ssnls being There were sS!d %
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market closing closed
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. ss M n: :.1s: r.: were
gss lSSss r. hss.a q 9S M Ssf sales We quote
s a. sss 20 ci soarsc: were made
spsxs Iners.was good business consqmmasd ir raw Z.
u prees though market closed weak With fair odsr.
a rasss ss@iHa iSs .:. s hsas s
"ss. Cas sss fSG Su sS a. 'G ~ oUs'i &
isf & for 'S -ns Nc s I9r s,sr. anS is o.
ss%pGs sssa sssnns q ' sSod 'i srosss
S kS Gss .na q soass Sasss s i moss hhd
saSa ssasi a. soS SSsssS T. I so IL s ssi
a az S pSo df H. Ms Grades c
IA ssss and os ss:s.s
" wss s r FOR ooiec hosss were 10la O' At 'ne'S
ss. ss 'ss g Es'
and iron bound barrets i.s s..1si ..at. l,e
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
rIa,E.pust Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, May 25-6

wRDSEspAy, May 25-6 r. NJ.
CoFrEK.-Ro steady at former quotations. with n
good demand from the trade. There sold 251 bags
Moses Rogers and 2462 do steamer Schmidt private
Other kinds duh, but held for full figures We
quoe:-Ro. ordinary cargoes, lbc l5<c fair do l5c
le1c good do. 1876. 17llc prime I7a4e 1sdc.
extremes FOR lots l5c 19c Java, 2Oc S2c Singapore,
isc lsc; Ceyon l7!sc isc.; Maraeaibo, isAc ise
Laguayra, 1910. l69c. jamaica 1hc. 16lc; Costa
Rca, 16c zoe Manila, l6c I7c; Mexican, LOG. lsc
CoTroN.For this staple there demand for
laon but an active inquiry tor export and spinning and
good business was contaminated. Prices, however,
foccded .sc; 2, Ac per lb.. the offerings being
there wsre sold 2is bales, of which 1925 were
for export l25S for spinning aud Son speculation For
future delivery there moderate business transacted
the sales being 400 bales basis low middng for May at
500 do for june at 20 1g0 DO for July at 22c 500
do. do at 22c 100 do do at % 36c 100 do. do 22sc
IoJ do September 2c. and 2u0 November ut lac We
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The following were the bids to-day for the railway
mortgage honds:-
SOUTHERN sEcURITIEs STEADY,

Inc Soutnern list was duh and without special
features, except for rev Tennessecs which advanced
10 81 Prices were strong ana steady. The agent of
the State OF South Carolina VIII tomorrow announce
the accepted proposals OF bonds sold to the State
and to be held for the sinking fund. The following
were the closing prices:-Tennessee, ex coupon.
81 e11s; do now, "a 81; do, Virginia. ex coupon,
90 es1s; do, new, 90 aeoH; do, registered stock,
6fs 55 Georgia skies, 80 So; do. seyens, e5 o s7;
North Carolina ex coupon 40; dor new 2s 2514;
Missouri skies, "a 94S; do Haunnbal AMI st. Joseph
90 y "a; louisiana skies, 20 ay7; DO. Ieyee skies,
rs q T5iE DO. do. eights, 90 o.; Alabama
eigntsr 1ol l02; do. nves as aso; South Cakpila
sHes, - o5; do new, s2K s4 cly
memphis s'O 3 80 SO; do. Atlanta eigRts SO So DO.
Savannah seVSns' 50 eoi dc. New Orleans consols,
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The government marset was strong and more ac-
god and did not fall or with Its decline at the close.
The undertone or the markets. firm, In consequence
OF large purchases on investment account. The final
street prices were as folIows:-United states cur.
rency sixes, 1l2S 1l3; do. sxes 1881, registered,
III a ll714; do. do coupon, 117H 117%; do. dve-
twenties, registered, May and November, 111H a
ll1l; DO. do, 1852, coupon, do, 1l1T 1121S; do.
do, 1864, do. do., l111s a 1l11; 40. do, 1885, do.
do, 1ll4 11l1z; do. do, 1865, coupon, January
and july 1917 1875; do. do, 1857, do do, 113
ia; do. do. 1868, do. do, 1l3% ia; do ten
forties, registered, 1o79l 1Os; do. do, coupon,
1854 a 1osK
THE CITY BANK SHARES
The following were the bids to-day for the city bank
ehares:-New York, 143; Manhattan, 145%; Mer-
chants, 125; Union, 1870; Mecnanics', 139; America
l4s City, 2l5; Phenix, 1oe Tradesmen's, 1872; Ma
tonal, 1le; Merchants Exchange, 103x; Seventh
Ward, 1os; State OF New York, 1OS Mercantile, 125;
American Exchange, Ill; Chatham, 170; Bank OF
the Republic, lls; Bank OF North America, 1o7;
Hanover 10SjS; Irving. 49, Metropolitan 142; East
River, 11IK; Nassau, 100; Shoe and Leather, los;
Corn Exchange, 12s; Continental, 9s1S; Common
wealth, I14I Importers and Tralers, 1914; PARK,
1857; Manufacturers and Merchants, 100; Central
National ia; First National, 200; Fourth National
los2i Ninth National. 1i5; Tenth National I22;
Oriental, 150lx; Gold Exchange, go.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids to-day FOX the railway
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DRorosALs FOR CLOTHING.
navy p,pA srurNr

BunEAu PROVISIONS And CLoTmsa,}
May z, 1870.
Sealed proposals endorsed "Proposas Clothing" win
be received at is bureau until O'Clock r. NJ the Goth
Of May 1870 for the supply of ten thousand pairs
blcached Canvas Duck Tosers thousand pairs OF the
be delivered the New Navy Yard sud tho
balance 10 be delivered In equal proportions at the Phade
phs and Boston Navy ards The trousers must be deliver
days from the date OF contracts and must pass the usual "
spscion and be equal ia quality OF MATERIAL pattern style
make samples at the New York, Philadelphia and
Boston Navy Yards, and at this bureau
caon tweny.seyen inches width, double thread warp
and Ang and weigh eight ounces and three ras
per yard texture by 10 quarter OF an inch; and
The successful bidder, upon the acceptance OK his oher Will
Ing al the Navy Yards al New Philadelphia and Boston
yard the duck OF which 1t proposed 10
manufacture the trousers.
For full description OF the trousers and schedule of sizes
referred 10 the inspectors OF the navy yards above
Bonds with approved security, viii be required in
the estimated amount OF the contract and twenty
,er cent In addition viii be withheld from the amount OF
payment collateral security for tho due perornence
contract which reservation Will not be paid until the
contract II fully complied with.
Every offer be accompanied by written guarantee,
signed responsible persons that the bidder
or will N his their bid be accepted enter Into an
obligation within days. with good sufficient surees
10 furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied BY
guarantee, from parties who are - nons nae
of regular In the articles they oner
furnish In conformity with the second section OF tho JOINT
The department the right to reject any proposal
the responsibility of the guarantors ~ cercu w py
the Internal Revenue for the dstct IN whca
they reside and unless the license REQUIRED ny act of Con
proposal mot considered 70 tps
j.. 7. DUNN Chief OF Bureau.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK

fosr OFFICE AND COURT HOUSE, NEW YoRS CITY.
SsoaeT 9sGISs II zNb oSsF Isos sS
puS Il &
@ on s esse apS N pns p I sass
this oce, consisting OF caslron columns bed plates, 6c
All Of IL castings must Be sound smooth cast
true and free # from g nws Or nS % @ o. n S Of s
sy e q ana danss
WIFI VIII es s 9or o as 5 amy "ss
ing any respect from the requirements OF the drawings be
a e
work cleaned OF and finished in hrsi class manner
waswosn, Phnis Or PisSs Union Iron works Cooper
Hewitt or OF other American mapniscture equal thereto
scedss ana be the best wrought ron ncy WIN be- straight
and sSnnd in ~ spct work. a mus, Ts on cas-, IRON
plates OF the and numbers required by shespec
All bolts edges, tes, snalsiron anchors sheet
Sad m h and sa n ne
win be furnished BY the contractor who w p the entire
ne an By h
The Orders wiz be put osshsr with ool's and as stse
and sasns VIII be tested Sy the as s.
The CONTRACTORS wi BE- permitted the use the deicks
and engines in putting The work in place without chasse
Working he who r be- be- furnished BY spaent
when REQUIRED scaaodng obe furnished BY the conirac-
Proposals win be made BY the piece for the various cast
rons clamps ties anchors or other metal work
to fl and put WORK IN place. Whehef mentioned IN draw.
ings schedules or not
The work must be furnished delivered fitted put in
place complete within three months after date OF written
notice to commence the work.
work win not be subdvided among oderent bidders,
but will be considered In the aggregate
The schedules viii be used Identifying the material and
making the PAYMENTS which will be made monthly, deduct
ing per until the final completion Of the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond In the sum
OF $4,000 that the bidder will accept and perform the
tract II awarded him, the sucency al the security to be
resdes
81 be deeed for the Interest Of the government to do
and any bid the prntad form to be OBJ
tanned this oce, not conform in every respec
requirements OF this advertisement will not be constd-
neither will proposals. be received from any parties
wrough. iron work. and who have not the necessary fac
ties for getting out the castings or rolled beaae - .
dressed Ii - CALVIN 4. EULBUKD
Superintendent.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

THE ENORMOUS CONSUMPTION OF wo0D.-The
present consumption OF wood In the United states
enormous IL Is estimated that 900 acres OF the
best timber Is cut every year to supply the demand
for railway sleepers alone. For railroad buildings,
repairs and the annual expenditure for wood is
$3s,500O0o. In single year the locomotives In the
United States consume $50, coo 600 worth Of wood
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

FLOUR AND GnAINReceips 2,3bl bbs hour, s25 bbls.
and 400 bags meal 0l60 bushels whe IT, 40 do corn,
s00 do oats, and 40 do mal Tns market for State and
western nou passaby active and prices r,
after Tho saes were about bbs at prices within the
range Of quotations. Southern -four quiet, but
steady Sales 600 bbs Rye flour steady with salos OF
$50 bbls Corn meal was quiet Sales SvQ bbs Brandywne