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$50 babies have been found in the
little basket crib at the door Of the
New York Founding, Asylum since
the 29th Of last November. ~,
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General Stewart i. ,Woodford, the
late Lieutenant. Governor Of the State
Of New York, on February LIST. be-
comes editor Of the Brooklin Union.
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John Null, residingtkse miles from
1nxa, died on the 18th inst, aged
los years. 1t is said that he I, never,
took medicine nntil about Two Two yeass
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New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
TIE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.


Rofoye .Juoiqe BcRedict. - JAS. S. Colgate
CHARGED with depos.ing in the NewYork POstO Once
tain indecent publications, photographs, ana pictures
was up examination. The evidence was that
from the prisoner at No. l NeW-ChalbeTs-st 1Of
mailing; trucOns from POSGOihce DctcC-
tive GOr carried them 10 him; that they Were opened
by GaylOr who effected the prisoners arrest hofIlsoh
eWOrc positively that LC had been directed by the pTs-
Oncr 90 take the letters from desk table IN the Office
that he did so put strap around he took them 10 the
home without putting them on the reeeN-
ing tables, or IN any way mailing men,
and on the following day delivered them to Gaylor.
The defense offered no evidence, COtcnulhg lnat mas
much a. the letter had not been mailed, Oiense had
been proved fer The statute of 1865, under which the
prisoner indicted, provided punishment only Tor
Ofccs Of the United states, any branch Office thereof
obscene and indecent puhIcaNohs.' counsel Tor de
fense further sed mat the pr Ohef had ot hee coz
neced with the CRIME, Inc letters being stamped with
the name Of COWpaI, o. which there was DO evidence
he was . member T.e iuy (, und the prisoner guilty,
Rpd hc was IeInaudcd Tor sentence.
Counsel i,I defendant moved az arrest Gf judgment on
Tie ground tlat thrI no evidence III law ual Une
letters we've deposited IN The POstOhce Tie Court re-
served is decision.
The trial OF Ethclrcd Woodward. charged with selling
$1,000 worth 0f counterfeit 25 cent currency, stamps was
commented George Marshall residing az the Belmont
Hotel trStiiOd thai the 10Th OF Juy 1862 John Camp
Of which he piOn 10 ee them the 81 worth of eur
rcncy; that ou ewing the money he departed, going
he said, 30 the ~ Thrd-aye ana Thrietlsf:
that vixen he returned c would leave the c0nteIets in
the Witness room; tia H. hour lie rctulncd witness
and Camphcl standing - the gcutcincns entrance
Ia the hotel lIIsU The ladies' entrance and
that with proceeding Ia mis- room fou,id under
sheet 10 bundles Of zJ cent saup> los ia bundle Case
still on
In the case OF BenOna Howard, indicted for counter.
feiting and using counterfeit stamp, on InatcbOxes
Judge Benedict Ord that the plate and alleged cOli,
tOn Of experts.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
TIE ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CASE.

Coroner Schirmer, yesterday, continued the
Investigation in the Of the German woman known
as Ars H. Hunt who died. ii is alleged from the result
of malpractice in the house Of Dr. Michael A. A. Wo at
No Is2 seventhst Dr. Emil Wyler of No 294 Third-st
testified that he called TO the house of Dr. Wof the
and woman. SAID that the patient was
very sick and that Dr. Wolf wished to consult with hi
Witness went there, and usheIed into the room ..
the sick Her pulse beating so rapldy tua
could not count il. Her skin was cold ana moist anu
she was evidently in dying condition WON t9Id WIZ
ness that the hired rooms there on SATURDAY ana
had been taken sick Monday. He SAID ne had gwen
Nor opium aud Otncr drugs. witness told MN the WO
man VAS In diving condition. and advised WOf 10 give
her musk and quiune Wolf asked witness 10 examine
the wUIna Int he declined 10 do 80, because she was III
a dyug condition WOH subsequently called on witness
ana sked him write certificate OF DEATH ana TINS ne
dceiiuod TO DO Tie further investigation was then adj
iouruel None the relatives OF the woman have Yet
clam the body, and it viii be inferred III the pubic
bury .ug ground.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
TIE COMMISSIONS.

At the Park Commissioners meeting yester-
s,v communication of Mr. PLAT, the Chief Landseape
Gardener in regard 10 Encouragement or Mti"viiiS
square, introducing new walks aud planting
IL - uf,, =, ,1.o I,v ocutiye Committee. The same was
one with communication from the Department OF run
Works in regard to grading S[es to have a
ixtst, with request ot in W. A Of stuffed birds and
.nimals now preserved in the arsenal &c cStcheser
,assaj Nv fic ccislatuIe in rcEat1 W w a. 1n ha
& &,ei ny Nv r5ered TO he printed and kept on me IN 'he
a." W., ~ WIey was appointed SupcIlnenuei!nI ~ W, W
tiloS NIM NI W oJ Places and Mt Morris square Is 10 De
de ~ sinerviion of the Central faTS SuperiHMe,o M @
"ro,,,pnnicatiOn from the ei-Ehglneer IN re-
CIV, - ~ yyalksn Central Park was referred 10 tHe IN
ecti,o Committee also the petition OF stoHenei, ~ re-
to have their hours of labor reduced 20 eignt
Tbe ChIirman was ordered 70 execute lease Ior me
offices Of the Board which hereafter VIII De AeP' "V NJ
" OuaTaItine Commissioners have decided to sell me
stcsusuD r Icon June II, ieSeiylug hef challs'
tackle &c ard to the steamship llhn0lS' now an
rhore in the Lower Bay, rs feyersnp Ihe secretary
af thc Po1l has been instructed TO procure from lhe
seer targ Of state copy Of the Joint resolution OF Co
CTess transferring the Illinois to the city lOr quarantine
a.5lrlt
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
SUPREME COURT-CnAMBERs.

important 10 the National Gadi0.-In the case
Gi James GaSueT, member OF the OH Regiment who
~as brought before JuHge Cardozo Monday on ha-
oeSs corpus he having been imprisoned for refusing To
Pay Hines imposed upon him by court ,uarfiaI Jr1@e
Inolo, yesterday, decided that he must De dcRarseJ
hol1s That the act Of March H. 1870 does not ad tbe
spOhuent, because section "a Confines t.elf ia tro
seoungs TO enforce the collection Of fines and penaItca
.r eu Wy any Court Martial authorized b That act0
~ hartia which imposed the pcualfy uIor tIe
sator t was not authorized by tat aci which Mas moi
n IN existence, but was authorized by thc statutes
AZ thncy t1IsNd when thai Court couyeued
fepinafy 100 Judge InRrabam heforc this recent
.,atutt hdd hed ~ tie matter Vim Sinclair tr thai
hs 70 IInfiSO iOi HpaJ iuCDt military fines
Dei. takeh away, ahd without stopping To examine
o question foOw his ruling az q matter of conTse IL
,s nVuuoe lhe1flcabie confusion and bring the adj
N''3at'on Oi justice into contempt ii each officer VI
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
DECORATION DAY, MAY 80, 1870.

The annual ceremonies of decorating the
graves ofhe Union soldiers and sailors who died during
the late IGelnon vii, take place at Cypress Hills Gem
etery on Monday, May 80 1870
. al fren.s in any way interested in keeping sacred
The momOies of those who, upon land and sea- gave
tncir lives or the preservation of the Union, cor
olally inyit,d to mite with us.
Floral Contributions are earnestly solicited from the
various schC1s and churches, and from the citizens in
general Ilcy may be forwarded to the headquarters OF
the Menori, Executive Committee, New1o DIVISION,
No. u Uo slaTe, the 2Sth, ana until O'Clock a. M
of tC 3Oti inst. Finance COmnittce-AlfTed IleasOn-
tOD No. CedaT-st: Franz Sigel MOrrsanla Nestcles-
ter Co.; George +. Hopper, New York POstOnlce; H. A.
Connolly, No. 300 Bleockcr-St. VIM. Hudson Lawrence,
u T. Pension Agent, Exchange-place and HanOyer-st;
Joseph PincKney No. % Seventhst ChaTes Sempsey,
No. 70 HrOgIne-s Edward q. Nanderpoel. No 1873 Nc
Doug.ist John A. Meek, Custom House; Henry Mayeu,
Chalrnit". No. IS Cedar-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEW-YORK

FORT OF NEw-YORK. K.............. ............Msy r.
CLEARED.
P yo BS ay'T7sh MIR rs Pa5sR'P psIs sSSa
Ses, Se A.ne ese aaP Paea TcOs5 wc PsGea
Bcae boston s C. Walker Sherih Phiadelghia.
Tree Rocket Dill Batavia Rainbow White PctOa Hunter York
Nenan Hamsurg Annie DatcheHsr Inc steed@1g Glib
rr; Leopolo Petneuz Pea Seville Udos Wh!enorr Venice
quay KmboI reOOi AsOd Martin AleslOrd Gem, Neal Maya
schr-Lu, DdrI TmpcO; Maria MartIDg Hamilton Bermuda
Guiding Si1 HgTaim HiaI % n 81 pull Jaa Foyd sggTe & Sa.aG,
GsYn Wa bng;on n C.i hy A hins, Boue, NOO4i Calvin
SioaP~Sssiclu., Young, Hartford
......,,. s.,-.,. x.I AkElvED: .,.. ..,,...
2 Se G G e.. w1ye t cn GaH NsTs .osos % T l's s g
Ship Harlow fnifps SHANGHAI 81 aays teas
SIP Paine Ceua FEB C md.e Is anchored
Bsrk Hsvsock, Madden Yokohama Jan. 20, teas
BaIE RcIed Boxer BOMBAY, IIa days, hn~el '''
sci ii tS @% fSeI s5e Lyman Julia Island cpd day. fruit
c ScRT 8s ye 5e eI nha aol 4 d. & s Ssy 'e
shI Louie A sse f;een Gsnsys awe 5cs "ood
WIN. Walton, Kiilaiethpor. Seleer Kisa5ehport.
J. b. Clarion Rirslethpo.t. W Babcock, BHraleIport
Frei Ty,r EinbethpoIt Thomas, ELlsbethport
upcas, Ellabethpor; Jane El1a1setLpor
u bilgs KLbeihpo jGegsre s.ps fii. E,issngoH sssa
EilaLeh Helen Bilabtthport Jane EilabethpGrL -
Conneedtai caSslg r1'S Nssa1cn r Daley Providence
Trimiaer New Haven. BeIgal Eockland
lame Ne o. G. Acben, stamford
Providence. 60ides fTOtluent.
Iri,a9a pT,yilsnee Osuna. Providence.
Modesty Providence VILLAGE queen hoGtI91;
Frances BlwATls Boston. DaVd 'unne, roru~ui VI
Sarah Thonss. Portland Ct Wmona, Taunton.
Va nlalr Digbtyn u. &. Terry, Por Jefferson.
q Tyie- PaI' Klyrr New RcgulGs, HeTllAyen
AZ CraadAlI Milestone Point veto Iuomastoh
BraIulal, Portland. yea aanoh hTIsh"
n n N,Ier Virginia j.. II. Chander Virginia
Victor yirenis. h. b. smith, |rgua
H. Champion, Virginia
SAILED.
for Hamburg; Virgo for Savannah Niagara,
for RchmoDl. Brig Helen 6. Rich Tor CAiiAneh
WIHD-SunJowB, light W.. clear, aud hay Oh shore
FOREIGN PORTS.
orpyx,roNy MAY -Tbe steamship CalAbra late Ausrslsssn
from MAY lor Liverpool arrived at this port at eo
SOUTHAMPTON MAY 2The stesmsbp Rben, which len New foIk
MAJ IA touched here at O'clock ns morning hh ven
IoSp0s pgEEY MAJ zThe steamship PfassiAn nom quebec AZ
II yei here to-day The nay 10 Liverpool
DISASTERS.
IvHsPooI Ma 2-Tbe Captain vessel Just arrived from
Anep or reports that on "Wednesday Lands End splo
son ed on AsteiAs klpg the captain and one
sailor and nearly destroying The vessel
SPOKEN.
BARK Edward Hill from CadI for N.wiok May lat Bl' Ion
4aM
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
TEMPERANCE LECTTREs.

These three illustrations of the debasing ef-
feots Of ntempance taken from the police records
of Newark Last night arrested in Broad-st,
Newark as a common vacrant who ten years ago prom
iscd to be OF the most prominent and prosperous
merchants OF the city. For time during the he
seemed 10 reform, and Obtained field officers commits
sion in the army but yesterday ne went to jail for three
months
Dennis Daily Of the hest officers on the Po-
lice OF keWIrK, arrested last night for beating his
wife, whi.o drunk, and was committed TO Jail.
Yesterday afternoon, The Of Thomas H. Smith, once
Of the largest apOwuer- of NewNOrk, came 10 the
Oycrecr Of the Poor the first stages Of derium tre-
mems and asked TO De sent 10 hospital or amShOse,
for he was entirely pCnuess. As he was not entitled to
admission the Aius-hOusc he given 10 cents 10
pay his fare To this city.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT

Refoye Commissioner ShieldS.-E. Dennis0n
was held for examination charge preferred by Capt
Dieke of tie Ida May, OF having mutned ana
drawn a knife on that officer. .
The continuation of the examination or HAL d Ruckel,
the druggists charged with smuggling oll OF bay and on
the absence of witness for the defense.
Before Com missioner OsbOr7l.-The Government closed
IT'S case YESTERDAY in the examination of Lynch and
Wooley, charged with selling snugged cigars, and
further investigation adjourned until Thursday next
In the case of Joseph Powers counsel for prisoner
moved for a discharge He conceded that it had been
nroyed that the defendant had sold the cigars which he
was charged with selling but he conended there
proof that they had been smuggled Possession was not
concusye evidence, and that therefore the accused
could not be held The Commissioner reserved his de-
cisiOn. ~
The examination Of Michael LawlOr, held In bonds OF
1900 selling cigars without stamp, was adjourned
until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
,,,o,ooo to permit Martin n Tompscn TO
ton Of the Aldero , Irty st. and Ninth ave-,

,,,..,ooo to permit Martin n Tompson 10
lion Of t.SSraUS sSS AST and Ninth WITH ave- seS
sSSSaSn ESs aSoRs SnS T f
sOuthsts ResssVenen cost not to exceed s. IN, the
,SS 6m GTS dFS% to Gf East to
ayes- from sixth to NnthayeS and FIFTY
to Tom sS2Ess rsaye T9 to SisH Es SSS
meq. tn, ti - frcm LexingtOn-aye.. TO East River
To nom Tenth to EleyenhaT6Ssw dwen
3ntsSS' nttsSs 'ii;;rcsdway TO West broadway.
VI Tn S1nervisOrs organized yesterday as Board OF
~ lEt rS nv clec!irg VIM. Nj. Tweed, Chairman. Chas
~ ~ tie County Clerk, acted az Clerk of the B0aId'
G xrtnc of being County Clerk The vote OF the flsl,
soon6 Third Fourth Fifth SIXTH and portions OF the
n hth and Thirteenth Wards, were canNasSed ana an
s,ofri,ncnt was had TO this morning No TlestS ar
pxucctcd The Official figures whcn annOuheeu W." nv
yaTy much from those already published
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

coordinate Jurisdiction should treat every question az VI
IL were res nord until the point settled by an appel
late tribunal The only proper course when qugsdo dga
has hcen fully considered and disposed OF by one Juge
is for every other Judge OF the court To act upon tat
cison as conclusive evidence CT the law unl feNeWet
nv an appellate 1t follows that the prisoner mus.
be discharged. =, - urroor, Eiro
and Marine Ina Co.-Order settled BraEeiey a9l Iu.e'
Motion denied; costs TO abide event heehWan a6''
The same-Motion granted costs TO abide eVtn p,onoo
Ry Judge Cardozo-Van Cott agt Befi iveieTencc
ordered In re petition OF Lawrence r. ml&.-Oruer ,t
granted for reference and appointment OF gna,uIa'
Eatn II Mvers AFT Chas t. Myers.-Report confirmed,
ard Judgment of divorce granted. lnrc james Gasher'
Prisoner discharged Stuart agt ITash'-mouoh de-
MED: costs to abide event.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LTvRRPOOI-In steamship City Of Pahs MAY A.-hrs
Dainty and infant T. Harrison, g. p Carr Richard Lee and lady,
Miss lee Miss Eehcher r. FlmOn H. Lane, sophn George
Garter Mr. Davis G. A. Smith, T. A. Hus Waliey Mr. Aken
Mrs Mr. DeWOf Seogge John Civilian aud y
Civilian lady and infant JAS Farr s. Sernbeg Nh Van WICKER
and lady. NOrmay and child. . . -, ,
FROM SAVANNAIi-In steamship san Salvador May 2-W. P.
Blakesee Miss Stetson Mis-. MCuchin drs Mngst Dr. Pele
Mr. Steson Mrs Eastman and wife, MI Hatch MI
Mitchell Miss C. r. Eastman Jordan, Mr. Hartford and VIE W l.
Morgau Gentle wife g. t. B. Gurley aud wife George
Appga,e Mrs Danneaberg Miss T. ~ Gus Miss Boxer Miss Wild
Mr Ward MeTtk r. RoSenhem d. adams o. b. Casy ana
wife Michael Early Mrs Albert, Mr. Whng r. he"rah T. D. 'oo
and in the stocrage n. . n,
From NEWBEHN-In steamship Ellen s. Terry MAY A-S Rad
ella and daughter Mrs and Miss Smith Mrs Schroeder
Miss a. Fay, J. Fay r. Jordan j. Richardson
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
THE CIr;ARD STEAMSHIP DOCK.

Negotiations are reported in progress be-
tween The Cmard Company and the HobOken Dry Dock
Company or the purchase by the former OF the dry dock
property north Of the HobOken ferry building. How far
the negotiations have been advanced is known, the
report f. not confirmed 10y the managers, although II Is
not denied The property sold by the late Mr.. T. 4.
stevens to the Dry Dock Company Tor the purpose to
which has been pat, and stipulated that 1t should
used for other purpose. II is understood That the
HOsOkcn Land Improvement Company will consent 10
the change, their agent. Mr. W. W Shppen, having so
stated. f the sale is made to the Cuuard Company, the
dry dock viii be cd further up the liver.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25

REAL ESTATE.
NEW York. Tuesday, May "a, 1870.

NEW YORK. Tuesday, May "a, 1870
Two auctiOneers occupied their stands to-day
at the Exchange, and obtained what regarded as
fair prices the property sold. The Messrs E. H. Lud
low Co. disposed Of lot 25xlO0 feet the south side
of sixtvfhs 125 feet west from Eghthave, for co
and two lots 2sxloO feet each Ninety ninthst near
Eigbth-ave., for IS, 500 each.
About 200 persons went on the 70 m. special train to
Crawford n j. today to attend the sale of lots by the
Messrs. A. d. Mellck. Jr., Bro. liberal lunch was
lowed the auctioneers wagon the ground bidding
for and buying the lots they offered so that by
their way back to this city The Messrs johnson &
Miller promise the next great free excursion and free
lunch sale on Tuesday next when COO lots Linden Park
on staten Island will be sold to the highest bidders To
morrow "wednesday this firm have sale at the CITY
salesroom Brooklyn, OF 64 lots in the Eighteenth ward
favorable opportunity to real estate buyers Is now
offered by the executors Of the late Isaac Dycknan
purchase at first hands large number OF valuable lotsn
this city The tract comprises % acres and ts position
at the head OF the Island, in the midst of the charming
views and Revolutionary "reminiscences Of that locality
renders 1t peculiarly eligible The property fronts har
emRiver ON the east, Observation-Disclosures on
the north, the south, and
Dyckmanst the west II is accessible at all times by
fashionable boulevard which to connect Central Park
and the Harlem River will run through the properly yn ana
Is destined by its natural attractions and advantages 70
be entirely Inhabited by our weathieSt citizens Ipere
The following among recent improvements at
Yonkers: Mr. W. WaShburn IL having fine three-sory
frame house erected WarburtOn-aye., cost $1,000
Robert p Getty's Hall over the PostOiice Broadway,
has been tted up aud painted Tor Post hltchnS NO
q. A. X Messrs. Ham Brothers have just completed
twosory frame building, 30x1s feet, on Saw Mill road
for Mr. Auguste Lachaume; cost 81 500; also three
MELVILLE for Mr.. WIN. Bruce; cost $500 Mr. E. r.
Taylor dry goods merchant is having erected hand
thrcest0ry frame manson with Mansard roof, on
Riyerdaeave.; cost $4,000 George Embree has had
twOstory frame cottage erected on springst cost $1,000
Cyrus W. Cleveland, fine French rooted mansion on
Nepperian-ave.; cost, $3.50. The fine Summer villa
owned by Mrs. Samuel b. Mum, adjoining the Radford
estate, has been improved. Mr. Richard Lawrence Is
having threestory Mansardroofed dwelling erected on
Springst.; cost about $1,000.
The estate OF Mr.. NJ Hill Mt MamarOneek, has been
sold to A. Wilson, the proprietor OF Grand Park, for
sj5,OOo. Mr.. Mathews has purchased the Purdy Home
stead, at the same place, for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
VESSELS BUILDING AT CHESTER. PA

The firm of Rcany, Son a. Co., iron ship
builders Of Chester Pa, has been dissolved, and
pOration formed to carry the business under the
name Of the Rcany Engineering aud Ship Building
Works Of Chester Pa" of which W. B. Reany is Presi
dent; Thomas Re3ny President; Samuel ArChibOld
Superintendent; p . RauIbO, Secretary and Treasurer
This concern is now building two steam cOliers, freight
steamer for LOrIdiGs line, passenger steamer for
Lake Nicaragua aud large iron tug tor New Orleans,
besides repairing several steamers for the Philadelphia
r. s. Co. II il also building large iron bridge on the
MoseIy plan.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.


WEDNESDAY, MAY %
Mails for Europe via Queenstown END Liverpool rer steamship
Pier No " r. close the PoObce at " NJ supplement
ta paid only made Pier No 10 N r. and closes
at O'Clock p. ~. . -
THURSDAY. MAY e.
Europe via Southampton and Bremen per steamship Bremen
foot Of Thrst PostOhce II NJ steamship
p Supplementary Mail for paid Letters only, ae on
Pier at IOboken, and closed at 1880 p. . -
Havana and the West Indies steamship Mis-
from Pier No. n r. close at Steamship sails at
this date per steamship City Of Port
au Prince, sails from Empire Stores Brooklyn.
SATURDAY, NAY o.
Mails for Europe via southampton ai Bremen per steamship Main
foot of Tbri HoOken close Post II NJ. Steamship
sails p To- Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made
the Pier at HohobcH and closed at l3lp m.
France BTcs and Havre per steamship Laigyete,
from Pier 50 " r. close the PostOGoe at H. No Supple
meutary Mail.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TERN.

Decisions-By Judge Barbour.-Moran agt.
Ient.-Case settled as amended.
By Judge McCunn.-Iall agt. Emmons ct al-Motlon
granted and cause referred DOnne agt Donnen ct al
Motion granted upon payment TO defendant OF the costs
of the term. Weeks agt. Marshall ct aMOton granted
Bach agt Brannagan.-MOton granted. Giles agt Aus
tin-Motion denied with $40 costs.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS

Captains pprsrs Of vessels arriving this port requested u
deliver packages addressed the NewNok Associated Press only to
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W. smonton General
Agent packages the Of Commerce Ttnes TRIBUNE
E1ITesS. Eiag Post COaHsrc'd sd ertr StLds
Z DeaOkdt should also be delivered only
the saunepe
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

COndemndtiOn.-One barrel of distilled spirits
found on the steamer SOningtOn at pier NO S3 N0rth
River and chest of silver leaf were condemned Dy
default, and DEGREES Of sale entered.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-25
miscellaneous.
Proposals.
Posr.OFncK ASD CoUETIousE, NEw.YoRK CrTY,}
OFPCE suPRRsTESDgST NAV 5, 1870. !
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST


NRw.YoRK CiTY.-wRoUGfT AND CAsT.IR0N woRK.-sealei
O'Clock M asy 1870 for furnishing delivering sitting and put
ing ~ place h & si ana wSngh nr % Of os columns bed p.
&C. AID wrought ron beams, girers, &c. ., 49,,
free from flaws or defects Kind the beat quality o pig
metal and Of the number and Shown BY The sege % ana 1 aiaw
surplus weight will be paid for will castings Of less seeon or
varying respect from the requirements oi the Cravings De ae
Al bearings columns plates 1e must be paned or TUNED
perfectly true a bolt ho drilled aud the enure "oit cleaned Oh anu
and orders must be Of the manufacture wsdsworth
equal thereto and must be Of the ks end weights
.trsieb m and sound in ali respect offfst quality.
All beams bhE sork must @ on esiron SedE Of the
All necessary bolts wedges e. angle irons anchor, shee ran OF
and anchor bick walls viii be furnished by The con
tractor who win PIT he a sC:s isgeI and IN 1 lac & to the com
The gne will he put together with ol and steel wedges a. shown
by drawings together With all beams and castings viii be
tested by Superintendent and found defective in particular
The contractors permitted the Of the derrick. and engines
IN putting place without charge but will be required
the time Of The epoe WORKING ilm VINO WI, pe ~
Department when required sesHong to be furnished by 'be con-
tractors ,. 49,,
which will ncuic the wedges bolts angle Sn' clamps ne AhenGl
or other ht and pot the worh IN place. whether
The orE must he furnished delivered fitted and put in place
pete months after date Of written notice to commence the
The wors ubdside among different bde bni will be
The aehedues Vii le used in identifying and making the
payments which win be made monthly deueug ten per cent until the
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond the Of fy thon
sand 4co dqars that toe bddeT T P' ana po sS zoe CON
The district Attorney o the district where he resides 49,. 49,,
deemed I e aert Of the oysnment 70 do 50; any
the printed form to be obtained TINS oaee and does mol
be considered neither will any proposals bs .oe'ea nom any lsr
IRON worI and the Necessary facilities for getting oGt the
Proposals will be indored Bids for Iron "orf and addressed 70
CALVIN I. HULBURD SupellouGent