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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
THE COAL MINE IN ORANGE COUNTY.

THE TRIBUNE stated recently that indlca-
tons coal had been discovered near Monroe on the
Erie Railway, in Orange County. Since then number
Of practical Pennsylvania coal men have visited the
spot and report that the signs OF rich vein Of coal are
unmistakable A shaft has been sunk and drift-way
run into the mountain 65 feet from the surface Inc
strata are as folows Thirty five feet of soil and rock a
LAYER "a feet thick full OF fOssized ree-trunks, n'il-
bones, etc nne-fo0t layer OF gray sandrock stra
tum OF carbon slate three feet Thick another layer OF
gray sandrock nine feet thick covered with cOalsps
abont an eighth Of inch thick, and sxinch vein OF
slate This has been followed feet, and gradually
grows blacker and more like coal 1t Is said never 10
fail to cuminate in genuine anthracite when found IN
Pennsylvania The excitement the mine Is spread
ing through the region about IT, and Boston company
has already begun another shaft short distance from
the first.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
THE COURTS.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE BROOKLYN CENTRAL
BANK CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
In the Special Term of the City Court OF
Brooklyn, on saturday, william Cole and Thomas Muir
ply auctoneers commenced suit against John r. Pry
John j. Vanderbilt David S. QuImby, Hugh Allen,
Stephen vanderyeer, John L. Spaden. James W. Elweil
p w Kenyon James Weaver, and 5. g. Powell, Directors
of the late Central Bank Of Brooklyn, to recover $1,000
from the defendants personally. The plaintiffs allege
that the Directors having full control OF the business OF
the Bank and Of the deposits therein failed To DO thcr
duty in not faithfully attending TO the interests OF the
sockhoders that account Of this neglect the Bank
becae nsolyent and that In fraud OF the rights OF The
creditors they falsely the 10th Of june 1870 declared
dividend of five per cent free from tax ON the capital
of the Bank payable to the stockholders on the first day
of July 1870 Plaintiffs further charge that by reason OF
such dividend they had continued confidence IN te sol
yeucy of the Bank and deposited various sums amount
ing TO $4,000 And plaintiffs further state that they are
Informed and believe that at the time the defendants de
cared this dividend the Bank wholly insolyent ana
the defendants knew ought to have known OF such IN
solyency and that the dividend was declared cOusNe
and for the purpose OF defraudng the creditors.
On the part of the defendants IL was claimed mat tere
ia no statutory law in this state to hold the Directors
individually responsible for deposits In the INSTITUTION
and further thai Directors coud not be held liable Tor
the acts OF the officers OF the Bank Decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
A BROOKLYN POLITICIAN IN TR0UBLE-REslsr'
ING THE POLICE.

Thomas Victory, well-known Democratic
politician OF Brooklyn and keeper Of liquorsaloon ~
Court and Mlss. was acting In disorderiy manner
about 1 A. m yesterday, in the hallway leading TO a
uouorsaIoon at COurt-st and Hamiltonave., when he
was arrested He offered resistance, and struck an OIL
GER tearing his coat pieces, and crowd OF rowdes
collecting about the officer jostled against them Vic
tory broke away and daed the street to his own
house, followed by the officers and the crowd In the
hallway severe struggle ensued and officer Meagher
discharred his the crowd to ghten them
but they refused to leave, and the light was
serons when Sergeant Masters0n arrived with squad
of men who by free use OF their clubs drove the row.
dies away Victory was recaptured and locked up 10
answer q charge Of rotous conduct and assauitihs to
police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
CIVIL NOTES.

Mary Prescott, Edward Durham, William
A. Bates, David sullivan, and William L. Smith, filed
voluntary petitions in bankruptcy last week. William
r. Uley Henry RAMS, Samuel Knapp, Rail l.. Fuller,
and Richard l.. Fuller were adjudicated involuntary
bankrupts; and James VI. CrOmeln received discharge
in bankruptcy.
Surrogate Veeder of Kings County admitted to
probate wills Of Charles onne Daniel ~ Sweeney,
r. Administration
eTante on the estates Milton NewUtrech John Willard
Joseph Thomas Charlotte Aston Henry Pohnmaun,
Elizabeth Bng Jeremiah Douohue Martin Murray Edward PPatnek
Francis aer Baker and John Gs all Of BROOKLYN Letters
Of Collection on the Edward H. Quinn also granted Let
ter OF Guardianship Eleanor b. Scenck MARY Schenck Emertt
b. schuek Albert W. scheuek granted TO John Buregh
Of Lona Frsnkoh Rhoa Wilson, ali Of Brookyn Of Timothy
Wilson TO Martin DOYLE Of Sew-UtrechL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT orYBw oRK....."................ 10


CLEARED.
Steamship France E ThSnRson Liverpool SAoT P,, Silnh o.
S;sp CT Of BrOosyn l Brooks. Liverpool John g. Dale
Stc2 Gom3a Sr S% Raiet G1aIso Brep Oeeh @Co
5p CoIu@bln Van se Havana Atlantic Mail Steamship Co.
stea%Rp Aatn bennington, and Key West IL NAL
steamship Gen Meade sampson NeworlesP Freie5ict Baker
steamship an Sa,d@ STSn sy,nass ROb Lo~dS
steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston II R. Morgan Co.
ssp Geo B. uFton Roberts, Richmond Washington Co
steamship wysnoke Bourne Richmond City Point and Norfolk oa
pS Steamship Volunteer Howe Phdh, LoIaEl steamship Co.
Steamship john Gibson Winters GeOsoG9 D. g. Se0 ib ~ Me'A
STEAMSHIP STEAMSHIP 6 W FfsP? shl ip FS sa.' a. ~
sg b bsss p Rso New B8ior Peroa Wood
ship Prints ALDER, (S. e.. Cahubley, Punch Eye Co
sAP GSDs 3 g F s@6 Hamburg STS H. j. De- wo
Bars Peters Leland um1eoi Miller r, sa ,0Ss NO
BARK frthaade u.s. Gj waehter Bremen, osdeh' Co.
Bas Preach s. Pierre A. y'T,Se :. S Wsfsco
BHsN Ncheron (BEl ConneTs hain' nS,s pe "O"
BIS Il sesys lee, Bangor wpG s9 aa dSsss
s seT NJ NOR H saoa Samson e. EweI Co.
csI TT R %Ss Asi gsa.' M rSisSSS Miller aso
sehr Antelope Or Barker Halifax D. R De Tsa 70
s ssSI s saS' smith % .liS S. e rs
S SS5r G. 4: Pierce Poole Salem Rope; NC Co.
sh nr car we6s BTsT, Jefferson Bentley Miller Co.
s scT M Nellie r SSIs' sT Cromwell Conn Hazard Co
Schr Ellen Perkins, Kelly bridgeport
sloop Opera, Mott Lexington
sloop Lexington. Rayuo, Nes-liaysn
ARRIVED. 49,
s,.h,0 Ocean Queen Jonr. Aspnwan May al KIgston
L. 5,b Sb mlse aun Pass To Pacific Mall SteaH1lp 20 A.
S.amshp Chesapeake Bragg Portland. With mise ap' p-' W.
Steamship Rat; enake Wine Georgetown, D. G. iof ~ IA
sts%.Rp cre5ern CITY Norton Orleans any With nose ana
Ship Canova o Liverpool BAnce. NeWeale khs' % 'A' "
ssp Niagara O uebec Fry Caao Jan 90 via Hampton oaa'
mig Hattie Cof Bosonl sawyer. Mayasuei p T. u cay, W S
Brig Lena Thu low (of Poriandl Coo''t Gay t'''-'' '
Big Zoe (of st. John N b. Nelson - John n b. Gay" "''
big Memphl. otwoor n. So Pahcr windsor b. 10 1@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
SOLDIERS HoMEsTEADs-A GRIEVANCE.

SIR: Section % of the Homestead Law pur-
ports to give all honorably discharged soldiers who
choose to avail themselves Of the law 100 acres OF public
land held at s. so acre. All honorably discharged
soldiers who had acquired homesteads before that sec
ton became part of the law enter complaints against 1t
as being exceedingly unjust, inasmuch it does not
give Item also an additional 80 One clause OF the
act which passed House, but failed in the Senate.
gave TO those who have received less than 6O acres
enough more to make up that amount. am not aware
that any newspaper public has said anything OF
the patiay OF the law 1t stands at present We who
came here from to three years ago have seen very
hard times and only 50 OF land 70 100 miles
frnm raj road when, If we had not till last Fall,
we would have avoided many hardships and had 100
acres within 10 or 90 miles OF railroad think we have
ght 10 complain OF this action Of the Government.
VIII not THE TRIBUNE help to bring this subject to the
attention Of our public menf SUBSCRIBER
Seacard, Nebraska, April %, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
A CINCINNATI sw1NDLER IN NEw-YoRK.
Frop, TIE Cincinnati Gczef's Mg .,

From TIE Cincinnati G0zeftf hiB
score of swindling operations nave latcly
come 10 light Of the most remarkable character ~ winch
Inc yopd name OF our WrllBnOwn lewelcr, ME- clemens
Osk1mp No 1876 Vuc-st, used Ia way most AZ
ysfng 10 himself and injurious 10 other parties. lhe
fr-t timaton had Of the operations Of the sconnutel
N- from letter rec wed about two weeks ago from .
furniture company In York asking ior instI
a. ~ Tho monogram 10 be placed 0u the 1ulnthIt ne h
,dercd A. he had ordered furniture of the Ilui' ne
was greatly surprised, and 1t once wrote '" the company
that thew lid been imposed upon soon al or ne receiver
the following letter: ,..,u, ,
ApHl u, 1871.
CLEMENS OsR,NP. esq, CjaoiaH0f Ohi0
DYAE SIR: Ther svndef g. ts cy tef1na'nR you ht
check snel WIN your name itl Nncu
are prob aNAr- uruei 20 De gy. ht 's!
seunLy spfeaauce about p ~ e-t, h ~ ~ ~
I liz COMPLEXION s1i -u4 blonde usiscA lie j. ' ana t
and fslior.ly drt,se l. s possible De nay Lave '1 IN 9 t
nov and hat you nav recognize this dee ffh "a Val
cpfr favor Nv auy Information pJss tha may
all BE-. CAPTURE any tnA proper uat yon should 'Loe
,-,ot.t.oo YER rsslsi4f3ly ygurs HESff Parry
few days later he received letter rom WOOD Bros
& 90. OF NeW-YOrk, carriage maHuiact rcr ~ ing tht
his carriage ready foa shipment, ana inclp lg o
FOR &C5. Last Saturday evening cane sun blOlntIit
from W d. Rogers g. Co., carriage builders l ihlhueF
pAia stating That they had shipped his cdIiA-, ilq re-
guesting draft for Sj6, The amount OF th pl 20 ih"
letters Mr.. Oskamp promptly replied exposing ne DC
CeptOH About four months ago some one, Won VIZ
Osklllp believes o. be The .Iff, forged ne atcf hc
90 d check in NeW-YOik for 1,JJJ which was actually
cdshed by the Commercial Bank OF this cty cIOre me
forgery discovered. Ainnt two We"AN ago Nes'fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
A POLICEMAN WHO IS A BRUTE.
patrolman John =. Fitzgerald of the 1--WE

eighth Precinct entered the Greenwichst Police STATION
very early on Sunday morning answered roll-cal and
then left the Station House without permission Meet
ing Samuel Webb and his sister Susan near their house.
No 20 yarickst he addressed them insolently. Ihey
made little reply and proceeded to their residence Fitz
gerald followed rang the bell, and when MI WepD APP
neared said he desired to Miss Webb. When she a
peared he applied her several foul epthets and ended
by knocking her down. Her brother on coming 10 her
assistance was served in the manner. Fitzgerald
was taken into custody and locked up Yesterday JUS
tice Cox at Jefferson Market Police Court held MN
in $500 bail to await trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
THE EXPERIENCE OF STREET CAR PASSENGER.
To the EditOr OF The Tribune.

SIR: The following is "a copy of state
ment sent the President OF the Thirdaye. Railroad
Co., to which offered to make afiidayit
At between five minutes Of and minutes after p
m on MAY q / got No. 80 Of Thrdaye. line the
seats being all occupied, remained on the rear plat
car for ladies, I'm the meantime the car had been
filling up IL quite full with people standlng
he then placed his hands one ON each shoulder and push
ing at the same time said Gust get inside or words to
that effect, IN peremptory way. 1 replied an not
wish 10 get inside he said, you'll make room for these
ladies'" | replied, certainly, intend TO-" and was
about 70 step down of the paOrn-Delng alongside te
etep Though there 10 pass. Before could 90
No, he took by shoulder, and pushing me-, SAID
you'll get of this car" then told him ! would mol
ward holding the rail with my left hand, having
book and parcelin the other In doing 80 be knocKed
the book out Of INV hand and started cut had on my
finger bleeding anew; also scratched my face slightly
near my chin He then threw five cents at Inc, saying,
here's your fare" and you shant ride this car or
words 10 that effect he Immediately started.
Ha had asked people w general wsIs ~ t4AS ~ ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
THE WORK on THE NEW PosT-oFFICE.


The work on the new POst-Oiice is making
rapid progress under the stimulus OF the appropriations
made by Congress during its last session. over 200 men,
including bricklayers carpenters aborers and derrick
riggers are now employed. The granite work OF the
basement and subcear been set and the first story
fronting on Broadway and the Park is six feet above the
pavement The beams for the sidewalk on broadway
and Parkrow I'm position and the iron-wOrk OF the
roadway the Park front will soon be constructed
cargo Of granite arrived yesterday and IL 10 eAPcted
that the exterior OF the first story viii be completed IN III
weeks Brckayers laying arches for ioors. Inc
average number OF bricks laid every day Is 1900 me
estimated per is SIS Derrcks are arranged so
skillfuy that blocks OF granite taken directly from
the street and delivered within the enclosure at any
point with little labor expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
TREASURY DgPARrAEST, OFFlcE OF ThE LGhrI.ql p pAD
nN0IRON MANUEACTUR .-PROPOSALs

/ (rhs IRON WORK Of a SECoND-ORDER LIGHTHOUSE 10
be erected on BOLIVAR POINT TEXAS, entrance 70 G.l'g'os Pay
FRIDAY the day OF May 49, from iron manuieufrf OILY i
ins tie mals and or Of al knls Necessary TO cons
LIGHTHOUSE for Bolivar Point Te1as IN scc"i'
.ncs VIII the accou panying specifications aud drawing.
The 70 he delivered Of The contractor on board 81
going vessels 81 Atlantic or Gull port nearest 70 tl
Vo shops, accessible such yessels
bckSork the glass io the le9leh ,s s, ,si 80
np belong viii be provided by bo'i ai
er cost Is not included the amount OF he g s ,opr
The IA should tie sum Tor Nh tne - -
80 on lie drawing will he completed uy ere te Az We Nort
hons And then down after acceptance ana usl % 40
ard houl also the Jay aad date on WHICH -. p
and delivered under forfeit as specified N tae n an sgut
IN. WORK will be ed ON under the personal ts
90 po,r and All facilities must he aiorei lm ot w.
material and workmanship Sccb parts Of eiher as h. s
ib The and specifications must case oil reoco"' " ~
good at the expense tie contractor =, any -sss,Bs
The Boarl the right 10 reject any prolos 'o' '
may deem sufficient ,,,, f,,.i nv ,bs bidler snl two
competent terrified TO be such By some 9 ~ 0 III A,
Dep ameno N the sum o. zen '.V & c1t.t I'm %
~ into within tl0) days after nouee gwen " VIC ~
tie bid has been accepted IT.. a. n oO,, .ypet
by two competent oaden for the faithful performance OF he
vi" al % ~ MANS and specifications be iHclosc With TN
"a ssseyi.nce as the object Of the proposal ,, a.,
i must signed sealed, and ndorscl
nr-p,i 10 Rear Admiral W. b. Shubncs harAn
Eoarl Treasury Department Aslngion ~ = 49,
Any bidder may he present and w'ne'' 'ne oP'"e "
me $40 de part. At they vii deliver on ooari sh pa
Ro,rl. but twenty 0) oentun Of the anoaa
Of each estimate will be withheld until Tie SATISFACTORY
sc.tons and of proposals may be obtained ron
Lieutenant Colone Duane Intel sSss SIslfs 5tSsss
Golonel q woodruff United states tngneers, lonPA
HInI New York g. Smith ESD, Assistant ,hhone
sr .outleAt corner SIKH and Wanut-sis Pladr ~
MA Capsn Peter G. Hams United Sts'ss Set, IA
pnidpK Baltimore Maryland; Major W Merrill ini'a S1' %
snss Ptbaa Pennsylvania ami from hs S9i15'a RLor
Nsio Of Engineers l.. y A., Engineer No'f,t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15

TO move forward get inside but had not addressed
me personally had said nothing to mo before putting
his hands on me several people the platform at
the time, and several had been, as well as myself from
the Park up.
The only satisfaction have had Is note ron tne
President with statement from the women SPOKEN o''
that the conductor was polite and civil and done MS
duty and the conductors statement TO the same effect
No., vo.I A., "a 1877, PASSENGER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
A REMARKABLE COMPUTATION.

SIR Have Germans any rights In thls co'lh-
try which Irshmen are bound to respectf Inc
is suggested by the fact that have read OF no less t"
ro cases OF assault and battery, mansaughter
and murder committed by Irish rowdes upon my con,
trymen I'm NewYOrk and Brooklyn within tne ,i as'
Years and not one OF them has had justice meas
,red out TO him What been done to those I'VE men
who so foully and brutally killed Mr. Israel scnu ed
First-aye3 How much longer 10 be targets nreu
at nv these fayorites and protectees OF Tammanyf
WiLiams6trgh, N. T., May IL, lSl d. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
THE SHIELDS swINDL1Na cAsE-HoNoRABLE

DISCHARGE OF MR. RIDGWAY-O'TOOLEH HELD
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, on
Saturday the examination concluded in the case OF
James Ridgway, lawyer, accused Of swindlng sailor
named Shields, Justice Cox said:
AFTER careful investigation of the testimony in this
case and an examination into the character Of Mr..
Rdgyay find that the case is very clear in his behalf
as appears from the evidence and vouched for by
some OF the leading members OF the Bar. believe that
Mr. Ridgway il entirely innocent Finding this To be
the case think 10 due to his personal and professional
reputation that should promptly decide In his favor
Which cheerfully do by hOnorably dscharglng him.
O'Toole who was arrested accOmplice of Mr..
Rldgway, waived examination and is now under bonds
for appear for trial at the Court OF General SEES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15

Gilmore. Dunlap 4 Co received a check for $3.50 from
Philadelphia bearing the same signature, but inc
forgery was discovered before the money was paid
Several other forged checks for SMALLER sums IN Mr.
Oskamps have also been received here Dul hohe
Of them have been paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
Chairman Ll.h:.rIous. Roa.l. WlslI- .t5i IN,
FYGfyEgR OFrIcR, L. s. ARNY. NewP0RT, 7, NJ =, u
PROPOSALS. for MATERIALS and W ORh.-

Public improvements amounting SJOo seei lrof os1
will Osee until a. on NnlNESDA TIE sVenh
9TH day OF Jane diheret pratt a. follow;
s-sJsnses D4cA Isidnt H. For Tam er u ya@ Us Ands
limestone. brick, hydraulic cement, iron. nails. &c
r. AM lurnhe
iroub bolts rir-rap granite hydraulic cement
~ Fdr Ri,er. For eNcaystrg channel
4th-T prouma. Partlei Rire L. and coEH For eca'aas
In channel. ..--,- -,
5t-Improrent Thames Rer Conn., For t1c1atng IN canut
6th-Tmpro Of Connecticut Rrsr, COM f'r tAc'su ID
channel removing submerged reefs and building wing
7th-improrenet VI NerHaeR Hdr. Conn Fol txca'alaS ~
channel and removing submerged rocks.
or H0HsloE Err Coma For erea'auug I'd
channel removing submerged rocss sD Ouling eiug
aDroreieEt Bridgeport Hcrb0T Conn For xcayng IN
channel and building jey 49,, ~,
Port JegrOn HdrtOr Long Isdni Nef'
York For eScayang in channel and building ety - 49, =.
lTmDroreuen P0nic Rier, ting Island Acc ORR Tor
the use of "a relg NJ machine 10 work on time
Proposals. must be made separately un the feut appropriations
They must be in dupcae accompanied by duplicate guues fn
Information in regard this work. blank forms for U.s. AM
spECC arrows on ruR REQUIRED or rhE Work h
rDvn 10 Ey DONE will be cent from all who will apply
for them making such Application il should he stared Low 4' o.
designed for that hnks am .t
In sufficient number be supplied. q, "Aht'EN.
Nlior Of Engineers. Brevet Ma'Ol-ttHeral |. ). A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
Proposals.
TRE.sUarDKPARrMESr. OyTrcs rHE LGHTIiorsg BoARD
wAsBNGT0S CRY, Al.l -. ls1l.
DROPOSALS FOR COZ SIRUCIING AND

TRK,sUarDEpARr~rSr OFFICE OF TgE LaHTho'rs B9.RO{
PROPOSALS FOR COS STRUGGLING AND
i FURNISHING IRON BuoYsmseae Popo,s' vii le r,-'zi
1ig4 for furnishing ali ,6e numerals so for -
and De. S e5ng g.sdt se on G %ou or & %
Clubhouse DEPOT TompAl'nle S'ea IA7s Ae"lo al
Twenty LIST class Can Buoys,
Tweniy II class Csn Blo,s end
Twentg 2l elfss Nun Buors,
tons and recording to the drawings shh nay be- b. roI
verbal o. written Tl a,g q, % 10 he
at Wilmington Delaware; the Light iqe l9'pegr P3Ia.fl
prTilese js6oai the Boad ee @ OF catering Ho
eoh increasing numbers Of eca either ore o. g. b. -
and res Of buoys a5oye-name ding lou H a Number oil ~
Of hsr one q Tie H5s MAJ nm be emf re 10, Of 10 uoy
rIe,e will he delivered the Tor one q ar o. -
CONSTRUCTED within reasonable tine sh Cd time most he naei in 70;
bid, AMI vail be eabfaegd in t.s ool anti I mi, %
on the part LghtIiol Board to sure ned 10, s'rt
progress and COR REJECT tie oros - n'i 10
W. p.,e. A. a other materials he ud n the construction -
these accessores Will be So j,el 70 ~
spec;ion and before icing aceltel a.. tu o w.
Boo,. to accompany revised Plates VII an VIZ @
.on who not worker Of paieron an &c
buos bis their own workshops and vii not be pe'l' "
B. submitted by different sm ss7e2
The fg i. reserved to reject bid and all bids for other o'lae
the prices That ma be name- t -. e.. rt5,
Hoa Of the n ecne and ust7g oe - 81
the delivery By y contractor at the up ia lse az. o.
buoys uame in the contract &c. g.,
~ 80 i5iSs o- tildsr and coupsut surety e.id
safh by seine her EerOn knO Dr. lie Treasury ~ ~
10 he G nat the event II accrpuce Of such m n e
49, .e Svs after The date ser5ei Tor opening OF n. i
ca'i.rv so;tact viii he ,pt,el mo wiIin cts OF
~ Sa,a Of rotice of acre trce and that IN T.
pary parties shall fail TO eater ITO contract as ai &
on tby ~ ,antee to nake good he e
ami lowest bid
bond with 81 ETY. 20 Of the Department in pen ~
,nai 90 filuf
sHce The contract viii lie rcsuod OF contractor he exceed
within ten DAYS after the accept Of the bill
m bids publicly the and place sIecfe
details printed specifications, DRAWINGS al TIE form Of
All BIDS must be carefully sealed AMI nlorel Proposals g. 'roa
Bsovs then placed another envelope 1rI aesi iot ae'ey
;" f''''' " w. B. SHUBRCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15

FTU VVtN NV w. -. \, % M1a.L n
received AZ the Water CommIsso once, 10 - Stop
7oeloek M ~ the 23i day " May ls, it ~ M,rt
nipeA feet Of brick aud 4. OO hueal tet OF PIE NeN "
somery and Falkiil Districts. r a.. vy.,,r Cepmi,.
The Praposals should be- sealed, addressed 10 1' N'
.onerS and lndcred "Porosas for SrveIs - y. .sso Al.
The maps prohe necessary forms sui sesacsuon' 3 S.rt
Water OAcf GA AMI amer M,NAill ' " 49,
IN Work 4, he ~onp,t q hv t,e IT. day fJuy ld's'
seurty 100 ,h4 sn1 ~, $4,000 viii b. relGfol ,, o.
10 ace. ~ a. 30. - we X &. RAND Cbief Gugaeef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-15
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.


MONDAY MAY Is.
Mails for Aspnwa Kingston Jam Panama and the south Pac nc
and Ports steamship Henry from iler a.
N r. close at the One at ~ Steamship sails at Il m
Mails m Honolulu Australia New-Zeaand will be sent from Nan
Francisco on the 2th May. All Mail matter must be prepaid
letters 10 cents r baf ounce paJes each; books, &c. cents
n.r MARI ali matter via Francisco and main New fork
about May It, .,, 49,.
Mais for Halifax s.. and Newfoundland via Halifax n 81 per
steamship City Limerick from Pier 40, NJ Re0se a. the fOs'
OFrs AZ II a. IN. Steamship sails ut / p. m. 81, .
Mails for R1rone Plymouth aud Hamburg steamship Ssa
from foot Of Tlr ST. Hoboken, the PstOfee at ll;O
M at Station A. II d. 9:l0 Steamship sails at M
Sun Elementary paid letters only made on the Pier
IIoioken. md clOsedat p. n.
Supplementary Mails DC PePd WIN
double pOstage.l