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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
PROPOSALS ron SUPPLIES.

pRoPosAIs FOR SUPPLIES.
oTTIcE OHrEP OoMAuSslnr oE suRsrsrEEcE,l
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA, J
1T. PAUL, MINI, August "a, 1S72 }
Sealed proposaialn dupoals, dub lndorssd as such
II this once until y O'Clock, m, FRIDAY, Beptsm.
Der ~ ls2 for furnishing the United States Subis.
tanoe Department, delivered IN this olty, at the 81
Paul aud Paoiho railroad dspot, via!
@ barrels 1rut quality new Mes Pork.
ib0.0O pounds fresh ground XXX spring Wheat Flour
lnsd, and one half in sacks idOGblSj Of i6O
Lbs, each.
500 pounds irssh ground Corn Meal. CbolledJ white
or yellow, (which IL To be stated,) In seamless
bAEs, or In good, strong, clean barrels, head.
5000 pounds primH new white Beans vol seasoned,
oiean and Of uniform sire, put up In strong,
seamless sacks Il 10 lbs saoh.
1900 pounds pFims Rio Coffee, IN double sacks.
80 pounds carefully selected Tea, In original pack.
Agoa. one half green and one half black,
OlOOQ pounds Sugar, in barrels.
900 pounds good hard Soap, In strong boIa.
B,0JQ pounds doe salt, In rood, strong barrels.
90 pounds pare ground black Pepper In Gus rteT
pognd packages, packed In boxes Of rs Ibs.
100 pounds table Salt, In clean, drT. spirit bar.
All the stores 10 DO Of best quality and ready for
delivery within ten days from ia . Of aUnrd. Actu
tAro required In all cases and no charge for pack
hRoa SLOWED.
Eampies required Of all articles erospt PORK
Bids for the delivery Of the above Flour In suoh
auAntes may be required al each post In District
Of Minnesota win also be received.
Tbs delivery IN such Gases will be required 10 be
completed on or before koveubor !, ls7l.
By order OF Major General Hancock; .
sens Breyet IIsut Colonel and q s. u N a.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
PROPOsALs FOR WHITE BERLiN GLOVES
PROPOSALS. ron GOAL


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
BuREAU or RHaRAvHa AND PRINTING,
August y, lgl1. go
Sealed proposals will be received Al thia ocs until
" O'Clock, = M on SATURDAY, tho 8lh day Of
aeptembaF, lslQ, for furnishing hiHht Hundfed th0l
Tons o. Run Of Nine Georges Oreek) OumbariAnd
GOAL 70 be delivered A such times and paoes, and In
We condluona required BY Aot Of Congress approved
JUL y. $50, va That such onal shall weigh a9ij
nd the quantity Of each load cgftnsd Al The time OF
duliVey BY the person appointed and qualified under
o. cents for each ton inspected, weighed and dsliv
cred shall be paid By the contrAotoF.
PROPOSALS Will be oonaidertd binding for one week
ffum the 18th Of September ls72, the Department Co
sgTing hg right TO reject all or portion Of the
No proposals will be entertained unless aooompa.
nied b. satisfactory evidences Of ability 70 fun the
contract, nor viii any psyment be made without the
certificate Of the Inspector that the coal ia nahad Il
sneh ~ the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and aant 10 the once
Of GRO. B. MoOARTHR,
Dopartm0nt Anal. aotd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
L 81 XII AIRoN akIBaEE All RS6K isL3Eb


ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL III Aus; u, lsla
until u m on the ~ day Of October 79 for furnish.
Ing aud erecting. ready for travel iron aapsrstTuo
tuTO for bridge across the south channel Of the
hi.GlhsipPi liver hgtuesn the Island Of Rock Island
And the town Of Moline Ifho piers are hlTeAdy
Sotto%j To 30 = through biidss. III lot long 10
i've equal spans 10 have roAduAy y feet In the
clear and two sidewalks. each feet ln the clear the
roadway 70 DO hoored with oak plank, inches By 0
lnohen and the sidewalks with pine plank inches By
8 inches, the latter TO have . suitable hand.TAil,
pIopoTy hrAoed The floor loSIs 70 Be Of white pine
wrought Iron girdeTu, AL other parts 70 BE- Of
wrought iron, eIoSptlnE chord oonnsotionn and EmL
lar parts, which may be OF cast iron,
All iron under tsnBils strAih 10 have tonaolty Of
not loaa thAn b pounds square Inch OF section,
md 10 bear $1,000 p0uods without permanent set
No past Of The structure % DO strained y more than
one sixth 80 Of It's ultimate strength under Load Of
will be tested ~ above, and unleaa they give the
qulIed strength, all the iron will be rejected.
All paris to have three ) coats Of suitable paint
the lolsts and EiTdsrs, made Of wood, 70 DO planned
DfGWingS strain Ghseta and uSesasATy
construction will accompany each proposal and should
give estimated Weishte OF tTon paris.
separate bids may be mAds for the whole work
completed, or for the iron work delivered Al this
Arsenal, ready TO be put MP By the United States.
Bidders will state the time within which they will
sse 70 complete the work, 10 DO not later than May
bidders invited to bO present At the opening Of
Tbs United States reserves the TIyh. e reject any
Au9I Captain Of Ordnance Ooma'E,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
70 BniP BUiLDERs AND MAOniNlsrs.

Proposals for steam machinery for the IIbitad
stAtoh Revenue Steamer hAhoninE, aud for the aTee
on Of the same 10 the vessel and separate proposals
lnohos properly fastened, will be received 81 the
Treasury Department, Washington, ID, o. until n
| O'clock noon, OF SATURDAY, the lsth seotembeT,
| instant The proposals 70 DO In accordance Nth
specifications, which may 10 obtained on AppleaIion
At the Custom House In Philadelphia Pa, Or al the
Treasury Department, II IL desirable that the yoTk
shall DO done as speedily possible and bidders arc
requested To state the date by which thsy will ARTea
| 70 have the new work oompstsd In each case. The
uoyoTnment reserves the right to reject any or all
bids WIN. A. RIOHAKDSON,
| Gspu Acting SAorsiArv NJ me Trss snry
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY~sUPPLIEs.
OHEY QUARrERMAsrER's oFTIcE,l
FORT LKAYEHwURTH, KAN, August -, lsI2. I
Sealed proposals., In tIploAts, viii be received At
this ONCE, a0d By the Post QuArtsTmAstsr Al Fort
klleI, until II O'Clock - M, September d. si9, for
FORT RILEY, KANSAS,
OF lb,OOO pounds Corn,
81 900 pounds Oats,
ll,OO1 pounds Bran,
(uoro pr ess In saoks In saeh Of the months Of %.
February and March, isi5, deliveries 70 commences
not later than the 18Th Of october.
The above quantities. Of grain 20 be delivered
monthly, and NnoePtinF OotobsrD between the first
(lat) and fifteenth ii5thj duyu Of zach month.
Proposals will also be received al this once for the
delivery At the FoTAEe Yard At
FORT LRAvRNwoRTH. KANSAS.
OF 10000 pounds Oats,
In aackat delivery 70 commence within twenty Oh
drya ON date Of award OF contract, and TO be
tnued At the rate per week o. one tenth (lOtb) Of
the entire quantity contracted for.
Bddors will state their price per one hundred uOO)
Proposals viii be received for any pOrtlOp OF the
No proposal will be entertained UNLESS the party
making tue same II present at thb opening n the bids
represented hy agent attorney, or known By
the officer receiving the proposal TO be responsible;
and eAoh proposal must be accompanied By tho guar.
oelying the proposal 70 be responsible.
The usual conditions, which eau be AsoertAlnod At
this once, Will be Imposed upon bidders and contrAo-
tors, And blank forms Of PROPOSAL viii be furnished
BY SSiiSIii5 q the Department Commander.
Major and srmAster Acting Chief QnGrt sTmaa.
ter Department OF Missouri ssp3
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

NoTIOK TO OoNTRA6rORA
UNITED STATS RNarNEEn OFTIuE,l
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, August 3. ls72
Sealed proposals, 70 be made In duplicate, will be
WEDNESDAY, September ls7a, for Improving
OhAttA noogE ard foudon, Tenn Iondon HaTTison'r,
sueetTeter, BoF.Tt's, BAooP,s Wilson's Island
The work To be done consists generally Of the SIoa-
yAton Of the rock, gravel 40, the removal Of snAga
and the construction Of Iip-TAp dAms-An In the
tver-the depth Of water varying from a few inches
10 three 90 feet
DstAsd specifications aud Inst ruotl0us for bidders,
AAd printed forms upon which all bids offered must
be made, mag be had upop application Al this once.
WALTER MCFARLAND,
HRp6 Major Of EnRlnaara.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
Financial.

Wo y S lsl.s, "a b .1.Sa.
RAYS SIX PHH OENTf INrHhKSI ON ALL DR.
.gnlEh iutqfeat cq1lunanoeg iron data OF uepoah
All deposits made and drawn ~ vii, Opea daily tyum
King, r.; e I'm SnS on 1FR RFRAAf IN, EyE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
n OTIOK TO CONTRACTORS.

n oTIoE TO CONTRACTORS.
u, y. HNangHER'a OFFIuEl
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Aug. 3, lb7A
Sealed proposals., to be made In duplicate, viii be
Esosyed a this olOo until tan uO) o'eooki on
WEDNESDAY, september twenty. httht Ca5th, ln72
for Improving the tennessee river At the following
GhOAls between Chattanooga and Loadon, Tennessee,
viz London, HATnson's, bWsstuAtsT, BogaTtb Ba
land bhoIis-
The work 70 be done consists generally Of the
walton Of rook gravel Ao the removal Of anAga and
the construction Of rip rap dAms-Al In the river, the
depth Of water varying from few inches 70 three (
feet.
Detailed Specifications and Instructions for bidders,
and printed forms upon which all bids offered must
DO made. may be had upon application a this once.
WAITkR MCFARLAND,
GuM Major Of Engineers.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
PRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE OHnF OoMMissARY OF SunsrsrEEoTJ
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA, y
. vt. PAUL, hGRN., August ", lB7a.
heAled proposals., 10 duplicate, are iuyt0d until II
o'clock n, FRIDAY, SePtembsrS lsi2. :oF farnIah.
lE o aiso s ,. p9paTtmeht with
SholI from original stock Of sound spring wheat 81
bSst q9eu and deVerod 70 sacks OF barrels AT Mort
Kills N, r., Ia such quantities and Al suph times
prior To MAY ], l53t - may 10 required
Samples Uf each brand u suF offered shnBid = a.
company the bds, aud each bid contain a wfittSp
guarantee from " Iusponalhle parties or The faith
tul performance OF the contract II RWaTded
The proposals. will bS indoTssd UPTonos.Is for
Flour and addreasl 10 the A. u. g. Wort Kills Nj
10 A. when place they will be opened ~ the time
above stated and bidders are invlted 10 present. 10
respond 10 their bids -
ny order Of Major General Hancock.
to In. GILMAN,
aeI1 Captain AID v. b., U, \, A,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
Proposals.

Proposals.
pROPOsALS FOR SUPPLIES
PURcHAsRa AND DIsnuRsIse PAWN AsrrR'y
No. 20 BRoApSST, Hfiw y YosK, sspt. I, ni ia
P!ososlls, sealed and indorsed on envelope lids
an! Int 9'so9t 18Th inst iYr The following supplies q
sS SS;, quality to b. dsllysrOd free Of sIPsnss. at
SURssSG k9UIfafkT AND RECRUITING.
To be dslvsTsd At such times as may 10 roquIrod,
and !lbIeot to the usual Inspection.
navy JGrd Tor further Information. =" NJ '"'
The IiEht Z reserved % reject auy all bids that
Respectable security roo oil Cd Ter ths prompt and
ithin delivery Of supplies awarded within The time
BLANK forms will DO furnished at this once, and
Interested are invited TO be present
Sopii Ply Director UniiSd States Navy.
FB sf1TES f G own r B STM RfS
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
OF'ioh oF suPEHeST Si1,a9 GUsToM; H,oTsE
Sealed proposals. will DO received ~ Ibis once uh6l
iaE and delivering on me site o. The new Ualtsd
state, Goysrnmsnt badlpEs 70 p erected . ohi;
slss SHARP s.sd Y =. delivered q susntitlsS sab
A sample Of the sand TO b sIsmittsd.
30 obtained At this once and must 30 accompanied
y penal bond IN the sum Of one thousand dollars
'hAt me blddGI Will accept and perform the
~ bid. Ia reserved. Payments VII be mGds monthiy
dsdno,lnE ten per cent, until the oomDiSton Of The
contract
Proposals must DO lnelosed In scaled envelope, In
dorssd Proposals Tor band, New Government Build.
ingp, Chicago" and addressed to
cell j, y. RANKIN. Superintendent
DROPOSAIS nor bIliUKS FO6 F06 HsW
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, CHICAGO;
uiToE OF SUPERnTENDENr custom. HoUsEJ
g.-,.. CHICAGO, sept 8. lsG !
y m Of the 18th day OF Septemb Der, ls72 for furnish
ing and delivering the site Of the new United
states Government BuldinGF, to DO erected At Obi
cAEo, Ill, say l,NO,0O best quality hard burned or
Brick, to be delivered "a quantitIss SpbSgt h
may In his Judgment be REQUISITES.
A sample Brick 70 be submitted.
All proposals. must be made the printed form 70
be obtained at this Office, and must be recommended
by penal bond In the cum Of ons thousand DOLLAR
900 that the bidder will accept an perform me
nv An, ~ safsSi MN =, ali MA.
PGymsnts Win Sc maze month"; dsduoIInS Ian ma,
PTopossiS mast bS insIoasd IN a 1870 .,,.I,,.
snd indoTSsd t'PnoposRls IoT R,i,Ls NJ. rSSgo'
ment Buildipss Cbies 70 " ana sdd,s..tat, "o''H'
| sopli Ii O- Ma NKIN RnnssinI.,d.,,
DRQPOSALS FOR ORMRNT FOR THR NFW
4 UNlIEp. STATES CONFINEMENT BUILD.
OFP1oE BuPERsrEspgsT Cusro,f uorEKJ
Salad D,o,...,. GiHGloo, September s. ls7a
y m OF We ieth dAy o. September lH2 for fnTnish
NJ IoSstt r. ~ st3 o. the new United
49, npualhgg 70 % erected Al Ch
oAeot hlhoiA, say ~ Nv barrels, more less, HY
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

OPhlLADELPuIA, WILMINGTON AND RAJ.
IlhOhk RAILROAD
~ SGqnlns33eing hONDAH, June g. isT2 PassapE.r
A. follows; S'PS'' hNiuhofe'
,,ygy Ma, Train for Philadelphia and Way Station,
Q 5SIRPTSS.' Train for Philadelphia and New YorE at
ESIgFTs' Train for Philadelphia and New York At
msSiss TrIn i0r Port Deposit and Inter
kkIRFS.s Trails f9I Philadelphia AtTBP.M.
hApfea1 ~ In Tor New YORK Al II p Nj
p.,. SUNDAY ThAIRS
ID i2r FnhAuelphiA att q p. NJ, For New York Al II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
PROPOSALS ron sUPPLIRs.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
oTnoE suFsarrEspEsT OF ISprls Ayy.ps,l
ssalsd propo.,is IN duplioAts, Win copy o. !h.
M. sss MI u osIass % SASn W NJ ~
1s46er lIa f9r the dsliyerI g the United States
ns articles Of Subsistence iof the Nsvsio Indians,
aus Po 81 sS 81 Sosu e. ia ~ 81 I. az S Sso
Inc bsSi pkitls TsqplIssd must % steers or dy
years old the net weight 70 be a.ssrtainsd By 1sSh
ng on scales and the cattle 70 be paid for according
The Corn required must be shsllsd sound and sweet
free from dri aud Imperfect ksInsls Of last years
Ike dSilySsy 70 bs SonmsSoeS i@msdiHtSl one
third o. the amoun o. beet and corn 70 b. delivered
or before the Bist o. Ootobor isia S'
kaeh BID must Be signed b. two % more responsible
contract 4 once, and ability y iaidli he same.
amounts required not les than ~ one fourth
I'M rsht y rssSTssd 2 rsieot a5y OF all bids offered
hPpoIsSls oo%vi.sI9Ssr q Tadlsa &r.Is 'O'l 'D'
the bids, NATHANIEL POPF,
AUS supt, Of indian AHaira
PROPOSALS. F9k ,I Any 9IoTHSo AND
DEPoT QuARTRRMAsTEn'a OETICRl
ss,lsd proposals vii DO received a t6ls oiieS. IN
anRi91s s SheTs proPsT i9TmS I'll be furnished
eI he dsiivsJ ibs sSbSj iiiii p6is.
Of the following articles:
s,7go Helmets, Oay.lTy, with thinning o9mplsts.
lbl0OO Uniform Oaps InfantFy, do.
s0O9 Campaign iSis. With trimmings 90 SompIstO
a,OOO Forage Gaps,
49, o. Yards Black Italian Cloth.
5000 DO ooiored Jeans. for Iinlng..
.6OO dozen Black WAddinR, Q pounds to the dozen,
% Do equal n al respects 70 the samples which
= p 1911 ~ mi M once L., . .,, =, A..
above articles,
Bidders will state 10 their proposals the quantity
bid for and tho time Of delivery and indorss thereon
Proposals for Army OlothinE and hatsriAlsm
Assistant QuArtormastor General United States Army
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17
CONNECTIONS

Ia a; N Train connects . New CnstIa Junstl,,,
VIII trAln Tor all STATIONS on DeAIaTs HaiIsn.d -
A. fsrryyillo Tor ~ Stations on PhiiSdslpbis and RAJ
umore OsntrAl Railroad anu DAT
saR a. IrAil At Peuyvills for Port Deposlt
Mp n ~ Train At PerryVllls for ali SfHiioaa n,
,,,jnnienelphA baltimore Central Railroad and N
mumihStGa klAtiona on Delaware RSiToad ba
Vg ,S, " hmiington ADD Harrington.
, ThrouEh tic kstA may Be procured rlthnr A p,..I
aoat StrSst Depot or At Ticket Onioe, No M nam.
secured seats In the reclining back car and hath,
S,I,tSIo rooms 10 sleeping oar eAn be procured N
Non A. IN R,s1 oInee dnrinE the day, On applieA
PshJ WI eau Tor and check baggage At private Tsli
same Al the depot. WIN IN kWInnh the
O0naral Agant
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-17

Il SABLE RIVER, MICHIGAN
UNITED HTATEa HHoiREER OFFICEl
Don. BRUSH 1T, AND JEFEHnaOH Avn,
DETROIT, MICH, Aug, 10, Isg2
PIoposAa will be received At this olioo Gnui D. N
ofTUHSDAY, tho 18th day OF September, 1871 Tor
the improvement OF AusAbl0 River, Michigan
For Information upon the subject Apply TO the up.
dsragnsd either Ia person OF By letter
Major Of Engineers, BVt. Brig General, d. ga.
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
THE COUNTY OANvAssERs.

The County Canvassers continued the canvass In
the chambers Of the Board Of Supervisors yester.
day, and read the returns from the Twenty-flrss
and last Assembly district, There were no returns
for Assistant Alderman from the Twelfth Election
district on the Supervisors statement, and none
from the Eighteenth on the clerks statement
but they were canvassed, the complete return in
each case being accepted. The Assembly district
being finished, the Board proceeded to canvass the
corrections OF the Electoral vote In order to furnish
them to the State Canvassers, who met In Albany
on Wednesday. The Fourth Election district Of
the First Assembly, che Thirteenth Election dis
trct of the Third Assembly the Third of the Fourth
Assembly, the Ninth OF the Fifth Assembly, the
Fourteenth OF the Eighth Assembly, the Fourteenth
OF the Eleventh and the Fourteenth Of the Four.
teenth were then canvassed.
Supervisor VANCE, from the Committee on Cor.
rectfons announced that the returns for the FIRST
Second, Thirteenth and Sixteenth Assembly dis
trlcts had been corrected and were now submitted
TO the Board for verifcation. They were, accord
ingly, recanvassed and the corrections were found
correct. .Y
The work that remains to be done is confined al
together to correcting the returns, canvassng the
returns as corrected and footing up the totals.
There are forty-seven incorrect districts which
have not yet reached the Committee on Correc-
ti0ns. The whole business Will probably be COM
pleted by Saturday. Among those present yester.
day to observe how the count was going were
Sheriff Brennan and Theodore Allen.
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT--GENERAL TRRM-Held by Judges
lngraham, Leonard and Brady.-Nos. 154, los, 100
162 1863, 1884, 1885, 16S 169 ILL., 49, 2 l74 175 16 III
17s, ITO, $780, 1sl 1s2, 1888, 1s4, 1s5, 1855.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCUiT-Par 2-Held by Judge
1546h. $780, 2ss2, $685. 3434, i492, 8l82 345s $500
1888, $685. $685. $685. 368s. 373s, 340 377O 37e 1868
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS-Held by Judge Fan
cher-Nos. A. 81 52 So "a, 81, So, o. 75 49, ss, 90
9l o. 97, 1O9 III, 122, l25, l26 100, lao, lla Call
146.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curis.-NOs 1921 7S9, 1879, 1917, 493, 1875,
1877 1885, $751; 547 1927, 1917, 1851, 3O3 1899, 1882
1927 1929 1349, 1867.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part l.
Held by Judge LOcw-One Hour Causes.-Nos on
Term Causes OF October 1902 1866, 2471 IT'S, 23l4
24se 24l5 2l5a, 2364 2li9 l93S 1882 2602 243s 262
2654 2627 $780, 270 27l2 2713 2776 2785 2846. 2lS2
$780, 27s9 November Orders Nos. 1885, 2073 2SOS 2S27
2Soa, 2ee0 2s19 2s25 2eee 2447 Non-cassified Nos.
1882, 1418 2372 2275 Part Held by Judge Larre-
more.-ShOrt Causes Nos. 1911 2099 2470 1880, 2l27
1885, 22l5 2479 2544 PASS, 252s 1882 1885, 1884 2515
1924 1885, 21l7 2O5o 2e79 1881 20ao 24ee 2sSs 2s1l
$685. 263O 1885, 2S47, 2785 2871 2715. Equity Term
Held by Judge DaIy.-Adjourned for the term.
The New York herald., 1872-11-22

occupied on the top n00r. The fact is, the
County Judge has heretofore been moved about the
building so many times that ne c0uld
hardly say that he had court room that
he could call his own The Court OF Sessions was
first held in the room on the first floor, now occu-
pied by the Board OF Supervisors: but after that
had been in use some time the room directly over
IL was appropriated which the Supervisors had to
vacate, having had the Sessions chamber allotted
the powers OF the city Court and the appointments
OF two additional Judges. The question arose,
Where were these judges TO hold court2 There was
not a room In the building for them, so they had
10 take the Court OF Sessions room when that
court was not held, which was not frequent. IL
was evident that this state o afairs could not con-
unue, so the Health Ofiicer and Coroners had to
move move out OF their rooms down stairs, which
whlch were converted into court room
anu chambers for Judge Moore. One branch OF
the city Court, therefore, Is now held in the old
session Room up stairs. The COrOners have been
given the County Treasurer's room, and that Official
mas removed TO the apartment formerly used by
the commissioners oil Charities, who have their
once In Willoughbv street, Jaw The Health
autnoritles occupy Newman's building, in Washing
ton street. =
Judge Moore has gained by the change. The
prisoners cage which is located in corner OF the
roOm Is TO be removed, ana an apartment Is To be
constructed Tor them under the platform of the
stairway leading from the corridor the first floor
OF the C0urG House to the second lo0r. There ID
quite space there, which Will be accessible
from Judge Moore's cour troom by meaus OF u door
way to be cut through the side will. There Will be
prison pen so that parties cannot look in, and the
stairway will remain as 1t Is now The appropra-
tOn OF this space under the stairway will furnish
more room In the trial chamber
The New York herald., 1872-11-22
COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Judges Hogan, Cox and Shandey.
The fist case brought before the notice OF the
triumvirate yesterday was that OF John Slnnott
against Peter Harrison. Mr.. SinnOtt ls an agent
for the New Jersey Central Railroad and has charge
OF the freight arriving at perl4 North River Last
Monday afternoon q tub OF butter was stolen nom
the pier. and afterwards found the possession OF
boy named Harrison, by Ofllcer Regan, OF the
First precinct. The oficer arrested the boy sns-
pclon. The property was brought to the First pre-
cinct station house, where it was identified by Mr.
Sinnott.
Peter Harrison swore yesterday that he received
the butter from William varlcy, on the corner or
Broadway and Houston street, who hired him to
take 1t to Mrs. Welsh, No. Chatham square. Har-
rison did not prove his story TO the satisfaction Of
the magistrates and he received four months in
the Penitentiary.
Louisa Wust, OF 437 East Fifteenth street. accused
Thomas sullivan Of assault and battery Mrs. Wust
said she kept lager beer saloon at the above
number and & farmer asked her S to look out out
in front of the door. Sullivan and two
others came up. and one Of them jumped
van struck her over the head with a whip. Judge
Hogan committed Sullivan to the City Prison for
ten days.
Theodore Martin, Mrs. Margaret Martin and Jane
Elizabeth Thompson, all coIorcd, living at No. so
thompson street, accused Eliza Sylvester OF stea'-
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Martin and Miss Tnomp-
son SO n swore tnat they saw Eliza rob theodore while
Was lying h asleep on the sofa Miss
A young German named Henry Storch, with
green shade over his eye, was then called. He
house at l21 Greene street on Sunday morning, at
halfpast two, and that he was assaulted by one
number Of witnesses were examined ana from the
evidence adduced 1t was shown that the complain
ant and his friends were drunk and had com.
menccd proceedings by smashing the windows
with stones The charge was dismissed