The New York Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1873, Page 15

we THE COURTS. ‘The case of the People vs. Mrs, Virginia W. Justh, charged with having an abortion performed on her at her house in Oyster Bay, in August last, was resumed on Friday last at the Court House, Jamaica, L. L, before Judge Snedeker, The case had been adjourned from the previous day of the session in consequence of the time of the Court being im the interim engaged tn the regular busi- ness then pending before it. The case for the Prosecution had then closed, with permission to reproduce the notorious Dr. Grindle and his wile. It appeared, however, from the statement of coun- sel for the peopie Lo the Court that these worthies had fled beyond the jurisdiction of the Court and its officers. The prosecution, however, were here eontent to close their case. Mr. Townsend, counsel for the defence, then made a motion to dismiss the complaint, supporting it in a long argument, chiefy contending that the whole accusation was the result of aconspiracy on the part of her hus- band, Mr. Emil Justb. Alter an equally long argu- ment by Mr. Shafer, associated with the District Attorney, Judge Snedeker put the party charged upon her defence, pertinently asking Mr. Townsend, if it was a conspiracy, how did he account for the presence. of Mrs. Jones, an associate and accom- Plice of the Grindies, at Mrs, Justh’s house for eight days, and her discharge therefrom with a remuneration of $50, Mr. Townsend’s effort to explain this, to the judicia! mind, very suspicious circumstance, will be detailed by whatever facts thev can produce when the testimony for the de- fenceis putin. In the meantime the Court put the accused upon the deience, and adjourned the pro- ceedings till to-morrow at eleven 0’clock. Yesterday, in the United States Circnit Court, before Judge Blatchford, Mr. William Fullerton, counsel for William M. Graham, moved to reduce defendant’s bail, which had been fixed by Judge Benedict at $25,000. The defendant, who had been President of the Wallkill National Bank, is charged with having embezzled about one hundred thou- gand dollars, the property of that establishment, Judge Blatchford declined to interfere, considering that, under the circumstances, the bail was not excessive. Counsel said he would take an early Opportunity of bringing the matter again before the notice of Judge Benedict. Mr. Graham is now Jocked up in Ludlow Street Jail. ‘Thomas Woodward was yesterday held by Com- missioner Shields to await the action of the Grand Jury on a charge of having refused to join the American ship Nearschus, after he had signed arti- cles and received his advance note, UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. THe Widow Fisk and the Credit Mobi- Mer—A Stockholder Moves to Intervene in the Action. Before Jndge Blatchford, Yesterday, in the United States Circuit Court, before Judge Blatchford, in the case of Lucy Fisk, executrix of the late James Fisk, Jr., vs. The Union Pacific Railroad Company and the Crédit Movilier of America, Mr. L. A. Lockwood moved, on the part of Mr. N, W. Butler, a stockholder of twenty- five shares, for leave to intervene in the action and contribute to the expenses of the suit, share in the benefits heretofore had. and that the suit siall not be discontinued without notice to Mr. Butler, Mr. D. D. Field and Mr, Jenckes, of Rhode istand, Appeared ior the plaintil, aud Mr, Stuckuey lor tue deieudants, In the course of the argument Mr. Stickney said the suit was brought on six shares of stock, and that the litigation haa been going on six years. Mr. Field observed that he had not learned what that suit was. The action “as brought not only for six, but tor 20,000 shares, and 1¢ was the opin- ion 01 his associate, Mr. Jenckes, aiter a careful ex- amination of the case, that the plaintiff, Mrs, Fisk, would ultimately be entitled to twenty parts out of twenty-tive, being $40,000,000 of the earnings of the road. The Court took the papers and reserved its de- cigion, : UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Business in Bankruptcy. Voluntary Petitions—Jonn W. Holgate, William q. Vanderzee, Frederick J. Easton, Henry G, Healy. Adjudications in Involuntary Cases—Herman Rocke, Benjamin F. Stone, Stephen B. Colgater Charies W. Bleecker, Hyman J, Poland, Bertha Levy, Joseph J. Hamburg, Isaac Menzesheimer, Asler Frank, Isaac R. Shaw, James Shay, Gabriel Young, George Weld, Horace Howland, Henry A Rice, Thomas R. Crocker, R. A, Wetmore, Marcus Simon, Thomas Lynch, Daniel J. Bernstein, Edwin A. New, George K. Hollister, Discharges—Nathan Levy, Samuel C, Boehm, James P. Whitdeld, Join D. Shufelt. SUPREME CCURT—CHAMBERS. Alleged Dishonest Hotel Waiters in Court. Before Judge Barrett. For some time past money and valuables belong- ing to guests at the Metropolitan Hotel have mys- teriously disappeared, Suspicion fell on two colored waiters, Richard Walter and James McGuire, and a trap was set tocaten them. Falling unwittingly, as alleged, into this trap, one was caught with some marked money in his possession» and the other gobbied up a ring which was left lying about loose as a temptation to dishonest cu- pidity. On being arrested the prisoners were de~ tained twe days and a night at Pelice Head- quarters, When they were taken belere Judge Dow- ling, at the Tombs who committed them in deiault of $1,000 baileach. Writs of habeas corpus having been procured by Colonel Spencer, their counsel, they were brought beiore this Court yes- terday morning and application made for a reduc- tion o1 their batl, The counsel animadverted upon the injustice of the detention at Police Headquar- ters before being taken belore a committing magis- trate, and then insisted that the bail was exces- sive. Aiter hearing the argument, Mr. Russell, As- sistant District Attorney, opposing the application, the Judge reduced the bail to $900 each, Inthe case of one of them, who if was claimed signed a waiver o! trial by Jury in ignorance of the nature efthe document, the matter was postponed till next Thursday, to allew a full eXamination into the jacts of the case, Decisions. Kilcoyne vs. Kilcoyne.—Motion denied. Woitt et al. vs. The American and Mexican Rail- road Company.—Order of reference. Sacchi vs. Saccht.—Memorandum for counsel. Cleming vs. Cleming.—Reference ordered, Ackerice vs. Springler.—Motion granted, Spiers vs. Codling.—Motton denied, Delaney vs, Delaney.—Order settied. Lookup vs. Collins.—Motion denied without costs. Myers:vs. The Garrison Mining Company.—Mo- tion denied, oes vs. Stontenbergh.--Reference or- @ered. Kindberg va. Weinberger.—Motion granted. In re Mary Smith and Maggie Ferrard.—Writs dismissed and prisoners remanded. The remedy is by certiorari. In the Matter of Charlotte A. Monroe,—Report confirmed and order granted. Von Kellar vs, Schulting et al.—(See decision with clerk.) In the Matter, &c., M. B. Brown vs. Green, Compa troller, et al.—Motion denied, with $10 costs, upon the facts, as well as for the reason pointed out in the Register case. Same vs. Same.—Motion dented, with $10 costs. Graham vs. Stewart.—Same. Jacoby vs. Johnston et al.—Same, Mapelsden ys. Dohrenwend,--Motion denied con- ditionally. Rushmore vs, Evans.—Report confirmed and order granted. Haber vs. Hnber.—Moetion to vacate attachment denied, with $10 costs. Moore vs. The Mayor.—Motion denied, without costs, Owerlinsen vs, Dean.—Motion granted, Field et al. vs. Pollock et ai.— Motion for refer. ence denied without costs, the piaintid, however, to have the benefit upon the trial of the stipulations of March 22 and April 24, Sabee vs, Smith.—Motion granted with $10 costs, ‘to abide event, and withont prejudice to a motion to change the ree of trial upon the ground of the convenience of witnesses, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TEAM. Decisions. By Judge Van Vorst. Furness vs, Cutran.—Reference ordered, Bowman vs. Same,—Same, Bishop vs, the Empire Transportation Company.— Wider lor extra allowance, Griswold vs. Lintton.—Order vacating Judgment. Allen vs, Ward,—Case #led, Bates vs. Putmam.-—Reference ordered. Hi Dee OE MALIN, SITUATIONS WAN! waa 3 Cooks, «&e, 4Q BEDFORD 8T.—A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE. A aged woman as cook and to assist in washing. Call Yor two days. WOOSTER 8T.—SITUATION WANTED—bY A 47 good French cook, just arrived trom Paris; true ‘ordon bleu, in a private family; hes good references. 234 WEST BALTIC STREKT, BROOKLYN.--AS cook, washer and ironer or'to do general houso- Workina private family; city or country, Apply tor two days. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1873—QUINTUPLE SHEET. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMAL} SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. HELP WANTED—FEMALES. CLERKS AND SALESMEN, PROPO: v Chembermaids, &c. I EAST 12TH = BEAR ROAD ALA woure rmaid and: seamstress, willing to take care ‘or eniidren. Can be seen at her last employer's. ., FIRST FLOOR,—A RESPECTABLE 1.564 te ‘girl, lately landed, as chambermaid and plain sewer in a small private family; is willing and obliging. Call om Monday. WARTEDIA SITUATION, FOR | AN, ENGLISH Protestant woman, as chambermaid and seamstress; isa first class servant, ‘Full particulars on application in nerson or by note to Manhattan Varnish Co., 100 Maiden ne, Dressmakers anc Seamstresses. 32 WEST NINTH STREE?.—MME. GRENIER MAKES 44 elegant walking and evening costumes, in the latest Parisian style. and charges less’ than other first class reliable dressmakers. No sign. 55 WEST MT St, BETWEEN STi AND GTI AVS. As competent French lady's maid is a good dress. maker; in @ tirst class family ouly; no objection to travel. 5) East 130TH S!—A FIRST CLASS DRESS, OO maker, thoroughly understanding “every branct ai her business, wishes a lew more ebyagements by the yor Week. "Ad res ech a 75 WEST S611 S1—AS SEAMSTRESS, FIRST CLASS +) cutier and fitter of ladies’ and children’s clothes; well recommended by present employer. Inquire from 10 to 12 of janitor, 100 TH ST.—A DRESSMAKER TO GO OUT by the day; a stylish trimmer and perfect fitter; has machine if desired. © Call on or address Miss C. 596 2D AV., NEAR 83D ST. YOUNG LADY, With het own machine, to go out by the day or Wook to Co dressmaking. G28 STH AV. IN FANCY STOR OO tent dresimaker in # famil, dressing; no objection to the country; unexceptionable references, Call or addi TENT DRESSMAKER, ONE ACCUS- A. tomato tret class work, desires the custom of few families, Address M. A. C., station D. STYLISH MODISTE, OF FIRST CLASS PATRON- age, will Ml orders for cutting and fitting Spring Suits, at ladies’ residences, ti desired: entire satistaction, Address MODISTE, Herald Uptown Brauch office, COMPETENT DRESSMAKER IS DESIROUS OF procuring the work of a few first class families at her residence. Address M. L. B., Herald Uptown Branch e, 1,65 Broadway. o 1D areeeae! AND SEAMSTRESSES SHOULD learn to use Cornwell's sei( fitting waist and rhoulder chart; itis the only portect system of dress cuiting in the york jie learned Ds Why on tree yeeons ert mopeasrath. lexdaines: PP bs co. roadway; ofice how ACM. 10.9 P.M. aH ep RESSMAKING.—LADIFS WHO DESIRE PERFECT fitting suit beautifully made and at moderate rices, should call on Mrs, A. WHI?'TY, 692 8d ay., second oor. \ ANTED—BY A WIDOW, A SITUATION IN A PRI- vate fumily as scamsitess or housekceper in the country; is willing and obliging; best of reference. Ad- dress, ior two days, M. E. K., Engle office, Brooklyn, General Housework, &e. 102 BAST 35TH ST.-A. RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do general housework ina private family, or as ood cook, Washer and jroner. Can be seen by apblying at her present employer's. 334 61 —A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN TO DO OOF g housework in a small family, where she can have her little boy, who is nearly 4 years oldt no objection to a short distance in the country. Call on Monday, z : Mrs. OGLIN, 340 EAST 49TH ST.—TO DO HOUSEWORK IN A ‘ mall private tamily ; good city references. Call for two days. — « WEST 32D ST. STRIOUS GIRL 343 to do general housework in # small family, Can be seen at her present employer's. ree Rlonsekeevers &e. 15 BOND ST—AN ACTIVE ENGLISH WIDOW LADY, | Le) thoroughly competent and domesticated, ax house? keeper in a first class hotel, club or private ‘house; or would take charge of a g n’s house during ‘the absence of family for the Summer; highest reterence as to competency, respectability, &c. ‘Call on or address J. ,, between 10‘and 2 o’cloak, for two day. 74 BARROW ST.—AN AMERICAN L ability and experience, of highest respce ability and refinement, as housekeeper in a widower's o: bache- lor's tamil, Streference, Callon or address HOUSE- KSEPER, 5Q BOND, St.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN e as working housekeeper; is a good plain cook, laundress and seamstress; can operate on Willcox & os? machine. Cast on Monday 106. EAST 19TH St.—A YOUNG LADY AS HOUSE 2 ) Keeper in a hotel; has had much experience; best reference. Call on or address Miss M. E. M. ‘T SPRING ST.—A YOUNG WIDOW LADY pusekeeper in a widower's tamily. ° M HAYWOOD. LADY OF | 1 51 ST 59TH ST.—AN LOL to take charge of a house; good reierence. or address. 15Q LEXINGTON AV.—AN ACTIVE LADY, WITH OZ good ability, thoroughly competent and domest!- cated, as housekeeper ina first class hotel, club or pri- vate house; understands the business; eight years’ high- est reference (or competency, respectability, &e. Call om adress B. between 10 and 2 o'clock. 202 Bast st —A LADY IS DESIROUS OF 4 anengagement as housekeeper in a fainily; is conversant in allthe duties; good business tact; willin to care for and instruct young children in the Englt branche: 'y needlework; make their wardrobe; reference exchanged. Address. 292 WASHINGTON AV. BROOKLYN, PRESENT AZ employer’s.—A middle-aged lady as house- keeper; can take full charge. 239 WEST loTH s NEAR —HUDSON.—AS d+) housekeeper to an elderly gentleman or widower. Call all the week. EAST 49TH S8T.—A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN woman as housekeeper in a widower’s fami! to rew and Call on HOU do light housework; best reference given, 4 57 mt AV., NEAR 28TH 8T., IN THE STORE.—A e AMERICAN WIDOW LADY Call EKEEPER hefore 10 o'clock Mo steady, ‘active, Protestant Engiishwoman as working housekeeper or would take charge of a linen room ina hotel; no objection to travel; best city reter- eee, Can be seen, or address for two days. MYRTLE AV.—A LADY OF 50, ENGLISH, AS 47 housekeeper; can take full charge; good refer- ence furnished. Call personally on ©, & F. MERGELL, Stationers. A YOUNG LADY, AGED 23, WITH MUSICAL ABIL- ity, wishes a situation ashousekeeper in a middle- aged Wilower's family: she wou Prove a good friend; references given. Address Miss M. AVERY, Herald Up- town Franch office, COMPETENT, TRUSTWORTHY MIDDLE-AGED American lady, of highest respectability, as house- keeper or companion to an invahd: is a good seamstre: willing to travel. Address APPRECIATIVE, Herald U town Branch office. LADY WISHE: I c PER fn s gentieman’s family. Address A. W., box 105 | Herald of understands hair | | Call on or address Mre. MULHOL. Laundresses, we, cl F Would go out by the day. smeaatieel ine) ‘ 411 BAST ITH 8%. POP FLOOR.—A RESPECT. i ~ able woman to take in frst class washing and 622 WES? 48TH ST.—TO GO OUT BY THE DAY =e) to do plain families’ washing or take it home ; ia @ good Washer and ironer; city reterences, Address, 699 WH AY: BEEW 47TH AND 48TH STS.— JF An industrious woman as good washer and plain froner; will take in washing or ge out by the day. 762 Writ AV. BETWEEN SIST AND 52D STS, TOP J4 floor, front.—A respectable woman desires Foutlemen’s or families washing, at We, and 7oe. a dozen. 964 3D AV.—-A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN wishes the washing of a family or a few gentle- men; can be well recommended as a good washer and ironer. Call or address, EAD LAUNDRESS’ SITUATION WANTED—BY¥ A in who understands the business in all its as had experience in a first class hotel in this juminer house preferred, Address Mrs. MONROE, box 226 Herald ottice. TUYVESANT LAUNDRY, : M3 8TH ST., NEAR 4TH ) av.—All kinds of work Wone splendiily; Cutts and Collars a specialty; Fluting, Lace Curtains, &e. Goold colleeted and delivered promptly. ps: Nurses. we. 10 EST, 4TH ST—A PROTESTANT NORSE OF long expertence to take charge ot a baby to bring Up on the bottle or otherwise ina gentleman's family; hightest references. Can be seen on Monday, 2 z A RESPECTABLE COLORED ; understands plain hairdress- g. 12 EAST SSTH ST., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S, — young German girl as lady's mi and chi nurse; Ho objection to the country. “Call after 10 A, M. 9A, WEST 10TH 8T., ROOM 10.—A RESPECTABLE ba miidle-aged woman to take care of ap invalid lady or gentleman, or children ; no objection to the coun- try. Address, 25° wee re A. NEAR 8TH cpa ta ap ZOZL ablo married woman as wet nurse; has a. fre Dreastof milk. Call fortwodays st * e 298 1ST AV., BETWEEN 17TH AND 18TH STS,—A Fespectable woman to take care of a child about Ug years old, at her home. Call for two days. 31 H 8m. .—A RESPECT- EAST MTH ST., FIRST FLOO! able woman to go out by the day and come home ither washing or housecleaning ; best city refer- ‘all for two days. 34 WEST 36TH ST.—-AN AMERICAN WOMAN TO e nurse a child three months old or upwards at her own house, 35 WEST 52D ST.-A YOUNG GIRL, AGED 14, 2) {as nurse; will’ make herself generally useful} bright and obliging best reference. "A. TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN, oF GOOD DISPOST- tion, wanted, to take care of two children, sew, &c. Apply, with retercnces, wt 57 bust 4h st A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTED—FOR LIGHT housework and to assist in faucy store. Apply at M4 Oth av., one door from Lith st. RYTFICIAL PLOWERS—A FIRST CLASS BRANCHER and designer wanted ; one accustomed to retail trade Preierred. Apply to M. T. HIGGIN., 53 West Ith st. RST CLASS EMBROIDERY HANDS WANTED—AT Mme, FANNY’S, 868 Broadway. No work given oul. NOOD — DRESSMAKERS WANTED—AT MME, F KOGEKS’, 70 University place; also two rood waist trimmers; willbe paid well: None but good hands need N AND FRENCH TAUGHT THOROUGHLY, — ts a lesson in class, and for ladies and misses, X, 146th av., near Ith st., this week. TEA INDRA.—2WO yinse CLASS sarniag' ‘wanted, acew to clty trade. to M. HIGGINS, 52 West ith nee bias satel SEVERAL GOOD DRESSMAKERS WANTED—ALSO good sewers and a young girl to learn. Apply at 49 (PUREE rasst CLAgS SALESWOMEN WraNTEh-IN ¢ ribbon and flower departine A to M. T. HIVGING, OF Went lain ot, | PaTHDeN® Apply Co ANTED—BY COOK, SON & JENKINS, 262 BROAD» way, a lady phonographer; one who has some knowledge of bookkeeping, “ee GOOD CHAMBERMAID AND Walrt- who isa good fine washer and trouver. imton place, Monday, between 10 and 2 WWAnzepcWoMAN AS NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS, al delphi st., Brooklyn. WAXTED—A GIRL TO COPY LETTERS, BILLS, &c.; must write a yood hand and come well recom: mended tor honesty. Address J. B. & CO., box 926 Post otlice, New York. ANTED—BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A SHORT distance in the country, a respectable’ woman to do waiting and chamberwork: best’ reference required. Call av West Ith st, on Monday morning, between 9 and 12 o'clock. ANTED—TWO GERMAN GIRLS, TO GO TO EAST Orange, N. J.; one to cook, wash and iron, one to do the housework ail take care of three children ina private family, Call at 81 Cedar street, room 9% ANTED—OPERATORS ON THE WHEELER & Wilson and other machines tor dressmaking and ladies’ suits, at 19 Catharine st. WANTEDTAN EXPERIENCED YOUNG GIRL TO take care of children and do light chamberwork; city references required, Apply at 19 Base 791 WARTED-FIRST CLASS CLOAK MAKERS, NONE butexperienced hands need apply to WILSON & GREIG, 771 Broadway, corner of 9th st. Vv —IN A DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMEN’ experienced operator on Grover & Baker's mi chine. None but first class hand need apply at MAISON P, PROVOT, 23 East 9th st. YOUNG 428 WEST 42D ST.-A_ RESPECTABLE 4 nurse ; four years’ reference from last woman place. Wea TRAW AND LACK HAT SEWERS OVER blocks; Work given out; highest prices paid, 93 and 9 Gui av: RESPECTABLE YOUNG IRISH GIRL DESIRES A 4X situation to accompany a lady to Europe as chili hurse or to wait on a lady; reference trom present ¢ Dloyers. Address M. F., Herald Uptown Branch oftie: MALL CHILDREN CAN HAVE A \) home, with kind care, in an Ame: dress GOVERNESS, box 152 Herald office, Misceliancous, 33D = ST.—-A RESPECTABLE woman to do work by the day: 15 T 26TH ST.—A LADY, WRITING A LEGIBLE D and rapid hand, desires some copying todo at her own residence, Address C. E. 116 WEST, 9TH St, IN THe REAR—A GERMAN 11! J girl to go with a family to Europe. € PAI BROOME 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL TO TRAVE Derleneo with a Indy sh A GERMAN LADY, WHO IS A GOOD SATLOR, a Wishes to accompany a family going to Europe; Would take charge of child’en or attend a lady. Address TM. §,, He COLORED has lived WISNES A POSITION IN A nt to a motherand governess to one or more little gi asa lady's companion; ont of city preferred. Address O. 8., Uerald Uptown Branch office, 265 Broadway. REFINED YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION as lady's companion; woald take charge of a child; is willing to sew or render any serviee not menial, Ad- dress GENSVIEVE, Herald Uptown Branch office. LADY OF THE HIGHEST RESPECTABILITY, A. thoroughly conversant with travelling and speak? ing different languages, would take a position as coin- panion with a family going to Europe; would not object to take the entire charge of one or two vhildren; refer- ence, Address M. L. J., box 169 Herald Uptown Hranch office, LADY SPEAKING sick nu FRENCH, UNDERSTANDING ing, and willing to make herself generally useful, desires a situation as companion toa lady intend- ing to travel. Address EXPERLENCS, box 13 Herald Uptown Branch offic ANTED—A WOMAN FOR FAMILY SEWING AND chamberwork; must have good city reference. In- quire at 121 West 42d st., on Monday and Tuesda; ] ANTED—A WOMAN TO WET NURSE A BABY AT her own home; wages $18. Apply, from 10 till 12 A. M,, at 63 West 19th st, ED—MALE A SITUATION IN SOM in make himselt useful; best of G.M., box IM Herald offic A y VERAL YEARS) EX. AA perience, desires a Situation in the office of a prac: fising lawyer? is ilberally educated; a graduate of a city law school and a good penman; undoubted references. ELTA, box Lt Herald office. ‘T AND THOROUGHLY RELIABLE man, familiar with receiving and shipping good: Wanted, io act as light porter in a wholesale house ; waxes $10 per week. Address, in own handwritin naming references, which must be first class, PERMA’ NENT, box 165 Herald office. p BOY WANTS A SITUATION WITH A CATHOLIC family inthe country, to make himself rally Oo vears old. Address box U2 Herald Upiown h offic SITUATIONS WAS YOUNG MAN DESIRES wholesale house ; ¢ Address } STEADY AND INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN wishes a situation where he can learn the grocery or some other business; smail salary expect. d; good rei- erence, Address J., box 204 Herald SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN AS POR- ter or watchman; hag had several years’ expe ence In the crockery business, and also ns barkecpor ; relerences Al. Address PORTER, box 228 Herald office. A YOUNG GENTLEMA AN EXCELLENT PEN- man, sveks an engageméntas correspondent, boo! keeper, &c.; has been with one house six years and can furnish highest referen Address FIRSE PRIZE, Herald office, A YOUNG MAN, SPEAKING ENGLISH, FRENCIL and Italian, also well acquainted with'all parts of Europe, desires an engagement as courier to an Ameri- can family ora single gentleman; can glye_reterence from his present employer. Address P,Q. N., box 173 Herald oftice. FRENCH LADY WOULD LIKE A PLACE AS compunion toa lady or take care of growing chil- dren; 1s a neat seamstress and has tirst class reference ; ike to travel. Address © erald offi \TED—BY A COMPETENT FRENCH GIRL aking English, @ situation as maid, to trave! good recommendations; wages $15 per month. Apply to Mrs. JOUN EARLE, Brovoort House, trom 10 to J ANTED—A SITUATION BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG woman to tend a family going to Europe; best references given, Address 8. T., box 115 Herald office. Adoption. DOPTION.—A_ PRETTY LITTLE, GIRL WANTED, of fair complexion, good, petite Ngure, and ot lively but amiable disposition; would be wholly adopted into @ happy Christian home and receive a good education, with every comfort. Applications, with full particulars, mast contain photograpn and description to insure reply. Address box 4,618 New York Post office. PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED— FEMALES, é TTL atpc2y DRUG, STORE-A GERMAN EXPE rienced governess desires a position to teach Ge: man and music inan American tamily; would take th entire charge of two or three growing children; no objec- tion to travel. Address. LADY, UNDERSTANDING DRESSMAKING, would like a situation as forewoman tn a wholesale house, or wou'd take a place where she would do nothin oe cut and fit, Address D., Herald Uptown Branch office. LADY TEACHER OF ABILITY WILL GIVE instruction in English, French, Latin, music and drawing at $10 a quarter; a good opportunity for pupils between East Firtieth und Sixtieth streets; reterences. Address ADVANCE, Herald office. “POSITION AS COMPANION TO A LADY OR Young miss is desired by @ young lady of education and refinement, with whom a pleasant home is mo an objectthan salary. Address, for two days, C. E Herald Uptown Branch office. 8 HOUSEKEEPER OR AS LADY'S COMPANION, LADY, EXPERI) NCED IN TEACHING EN LISH, or companion for some rich gentleman going to Enrope; knows Vienna and speaks many languages, Ad- dress for one week, Mile. PARISINA, Herald Uptown Branch office. LADY, IN REDUC be willing to tal mer months or p sons nerd repl, Branch ofce. LADY OF GOOD PRACTICAL EXPERIEN would like to negotiate with a party going in the Country, boarding or private, to superintend generally; understands periectiy hotel linen department and the superintending of help; best reference. Address F. A. B., Herald office, or 191 Broadway, room 9, N AMERICAN LADY, OF REFINEMENT, WOULD like a housekeeper’s situation in a hotel, or with a family where there are uo children, Address A. B.C. box 190 Herald Uptown Branch office. THOROUGH GENTLEWOMAN DESTRES A POST- A. fon ae matron housekeeper, amanuenst, corre: spondent, travelling companion or to take care of a motherless family; would go to Enrope; isa widow, 35 years old, and fully competent to fll, with dignity and onor, any position. Address Mre MONTGOMERY, box 109 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN LADY DESIRES A position as housekeeper vr companion to an invalid; Understands all kinds of sewing: 1 thorough'y neat and capable. Address Mrs SMiTH, Herald Upiown Branch D CIRCUMSTANCES, WOULD harge of a house during the Sume anentiy: none but honorable per- Address Mrs. W. C., Herald Uptown oftice. OUSEKEEPER, OF MANY YEARS' EXPERIENCE Ho vshacis: desires a position in a first class house no satisfactory reference, Ad- dress, for three days, A. N. 0H ‘OUSEKEBPER WANTED—A YOUNG LADY OF He eieation and reftnement only; none others need apply: to take charge of an establishinent near the city ; ‘a liberal arrangement made with a very superior person. Address, with (ull particulars and with fullest eonfdence, ROME, box 161 Herald ofc ANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICA objection to the country A situation as housekeeper, or would take care of an invalid; can sive good reference. Apply at Working Women's Protective Union, 38 Bleecker st. Laundresses, &e. 76 NEST BROADWAY, NEAR LEONARD ST.. ONE Pair stairs.—A respectable person to go out by the May or week as first clasé washer and ironer or to do housec!eanin, 22 WEST S6TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO go out by the day as first class washer and ironer, or to do housework ; good reference. 222 West ten WEST ISTH 8T., ROOM 9.—WANTED, @) Uemen's washing at her own house; can do Kinds of washing in tine style; city r QB] RAST STH St., TWo FLIGHTS OF STAIRS UP, ed. back room.—A'good laundress wishes washing | to dont her own hom i ‘tes; oxide sans" waciag Mya wears me ener 234. BAST STH St. 16 REAR —4 mi EAST 28TH ST., IN REAR.—A RESPECTABLE by'machine. Woman to take in washing and ironing; futing 935 NEST oT STA GERMAN, FIRST CLASS 2) jnundress, desires work by the day or to take in fine washin 4 xood reterence. WEST ISTH ST. SECOND FLOOR, BACK 255 toom-—A respectable solic (rushing to-do ot her house. Orman Womas solicits RAST 48TH ST., SECOND FLOOR, BACK, ROOM 6.—A respectable young woman to gl wash Hr iron oF do housecleaning, a gvhos brag by a respectable young lady, who is willing and French and music, desires Board in exchanze? obliging good retere! Address ALICE DUNBAR, | pest reierences, Address WESTMINSTER, box 163 Herald box 218 Herald eftice. Uptown Branch oftice YOUNG PARISIAN LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER GERMAN LADY, SPEAKS FRENCH AND ENG- A é lish fluently, desires to give lessons. Address P. L., 193 Herald office. A GENEVA LADY, AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER in several branches, of a polite education, wishes to find a situation as partner or first class teacher in a ladies’ academy; best reference if required, Address D Herald offlee. LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS COPYIST OR 41 amannensis; can write for short hand reader 1,800 YOUNG MAN, HAVING A THOROUGH KNOWL- edge of the inen’s turnishing goods business and can intinence a near by trade, would. like to connect hinseit with a good house. Addréss C., Herald offle FRENCHMAN AND HIS WIFE WISH SITUATIONS in a private family; the man as waiter and his wite As first class ¢ hest references given from last places. Call at 229 Bast 420 st. COURIER OR TRAVELLING SERVANT, GERMAN, 28 veare of age, speaks French and English, wants & situation in a private family going to Europe: reler- ences from present place. Addiess P. E., box 10) lierald Uptown wrai ic FRENCH MAN COOK WANTS A SITU- in a private family or hotel. Address A. G. East lith st. jer Sd ay., second } OTEL MEN.—WANTED, BY AN E ED man ot first class standing, a situation as steward, in or out of the 1,000 OF nore if satinvactory. IN, 162 Last 129th street, Ha: 0 SALARY.—A CAPITAL COMMERCIAL SCHOLAR and telegraphist, soon a capitalist, devote a few hours daily to learn business, Address, for two days, K. T., station D, RAVELLING SERVANT AND COURIER four languages; honest and respectable; knows Eu- Tope well, and is accustom el; Ai rercrences, Address G, M., 65 Greenwich street; grocery store. y J ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YO! + MAN WHO has had four years’ experience in the drug business (city retail trade); reterence trom my present employer. Address box 144 Herald office. WANTED—A_ SITUATION caterer, OF meat aud pastry cook. Herald office. ty, for the Summer: would invest Call on or address R, M AS STEWARD, | OR Address Y. 0., WANTEDIBY A YOUNG | FRENCUMAN, | WHO speaks but littie English, a gituation as waiter, In a private family, or servant to one going to Kurope; is ac- customed to travelling; best references. Address L, M., No. 173 ‘Thompson st. WAITER AND COOKCBY A YOUNG FRENCHMAN and his wite, speaking but little English, in a pri- vate family; she #s an excellent cook and he is accus, toned to serve at the table and do the general house. work; good references, Addrese A. B. R., Herald offic Waa BOOKKEEPER (YOUNG MAN PRE. ferred), capable of keeping French and bnglistt ac- counts, Address, stating salary expected, B. K., box 140 Herald office. JANTED—ONE OR TWO SALESMEN AT 98 Fourth st., corner South Sth st., Brooklyn, E. D. Boarder arated GOOD STOCK CLERK IN THE FANCY koods ms hapiy = | business. Only experienced ver- sons need apply at 873 Broadway. WANXTEDOAN EXPERIENCED | SALESMAN, TO sell real human hair goods, with whom ncatisfie- tory arrangement will be made, Address HATR, box 131 poner stating where last employed and salary weted. WAXTED—TWO SMART YOUNG MEN WHO UN- derstand the ¥ atW. EMBEESON'S, a gee sae Samet business, T DRUG CLERK, APPLY . SORUTON, 56 Market st. WANTED-AN EXPERIENG first class, SHOR CLERK; KNOWLES, 2,280 td ag. -COACHMEN AND GARDENER NY GENTLEMAN {RING A COACHMAN OF stondy ha harried), can have the same by ad- ssing P FORD, New Rochelle, Westclester County, dew York, until phe first of May} unexceptional reser: A. RADY WISHES To ONTAIN A siTU her coxchinan, whom she can hishiy is strictly suber, honest and obliging; understands his business perfectly, and is willing to make hinselt uelul, Call on or address’ H. GILSEY, Gilsey House, or 33 aad 35 West Twenty-cighth street. A SITUATION WANTED—AS GARD R; NO OB. jection to going any distance from city, a steady, married man; wile cannot work; cap furnish best of rel erence: Address A. F. C 239 south ‘Sth ay. RESPECTABLE MAN AND WIFE, JUST AR. rived trom England, wish an engagement with a gentleman farmer; man understands farming, eatde ang Sardening, and wite the seamstress trade; good reter- ence, Apply at No, 5 Washington st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YO! +\ man, singie, as coachman or groom; best city '¢ irom his last ewployer. Callou oraddress H, U.,at stuble, 127 West Seventeenth street. SITUATION WAN’ 4X Scotchman; is marric he could remain}, two places, G COLORED D—AS COACHMAN, BY A ; would like & place where a competent man; 10 years in last duress 156 Wet 28th st SINGLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACIL : aa reference. Cail at or address Ly West 28th street, —BY A COM- rand good Call on er ad- COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTE 1 city di Nees, petent young man dress A COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY SOBER, steady man; is a good, steady driver; has good city reterence to thateftect, Call at of address I] Kast 27th st FIRST CLASS COACHMAN; young, married, no encumbrance Selling out, Cail on’or address JAME East 22d st, private stable. PROTESTANT; Present employer ROBINSON, 158 FIRST CLASS COACHMAN DESIRES A 8 Per] cot a Brotestant and: Married ; best reference oi recommended hy his present cinployer. iresw ADS,, No. 7 east 23th st) Prevemtemb lover A YOUNG MAN AS coacr +4 Temperate, steady. willin rence, Address P. H., box FIRST CLASS COACHMAN references resent employer. 28th st. A RE 41 asituation in an American or class Coachman; very best referen first class American iamily. © Thompson st. 8 COACHMAN AND strictly temperate, nm. of foo _mueh work, trustworthy, willing ani diligent; best reference. Ad? dress R.8., box 118 Herald otice. COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANT petent, sober man; first class gro: six vears’ uhexceptionable references. JQ, 49 West Suth st,, private stable. FIRST CLASS wanted.—Married and carctul driver: strictly city reference. Address It, AN AND GROOM— nd diligent; best Heratd office, ; HAS THE BEST OF in be hihly recommended by his . 7 Bast Call or address 4 G MAN, )—BY A COM- renretal driv all on or address COACIMAN'S: SITUA’ no family; is a thorang temperate and obik; B., 100 We Ist st. SINGLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH. man; has best city reterence and can be highly ré commended. Call on or address THOMAS McGUINEsS, 80 East S2d st. ON room Dest GENTLEMAN DESIRES A SITUATION FOR 1S coachman; can recommend him as a first ¢lass driver and a good groom. Apply at 48 West 2ist st. YOACHMAN AND GROOMS SITUATION WANT. J By a single man, 27 years of age; thoroughly und stands his business; is a vood clipper and singer; al ool man to ride and break or train young horses: ¢ found willing and obliging, ax his reterences wi tify; country preterred. Ad NOACHMAN.—A SITUATION WANTE J ried man, who thoroughly understands first clase city'reference ; has lived ten yea place; his present employer going to Europe. Call or address No. 6 West 30th st., near Sth av. NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SING J man, aged 3: has a thorough knowledge of his | business? first class reference, Callon Monday, or ad= dress P. M., 120 West 320 ub stable, NARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED.—FIRST ¥ married; no children; wite a good plain eook ; has @ thorough knowledye of hot and cold gra house, fruit, flowers and vegetables in general; eau (ake care Of a first class place to perfection; where there 4s lass preferred ; unexceptionable revere Address P, fa, DOX 108 Herald of ITUATION WANTED—BY A_ RE ored man, as coachman and gr business; city or country; best refer K., box 169 Herald Uptowi Branch office, ITUATION WANTED—AS GARDENER AND COACH | man; four years’ best city reference trom his last | place. Call on or address B. D., 165 East 25th st., near cd | ay , private stable. ° 10 FIRST CLASS FAMILIES,—WANTED, BY MAN and wife, situations; man as first class Coachman; Wite as thorough professed cook; no encumbrance; both | slish. Address T. J., 11 Watts si., between Varick | ‘an, a | MAR. | sab) Bank, | OTABL, Le inderstands his Address J, TAYLOWS ‘Address, stating terms, London, Ontario, Canada, understands ya SITUATION AS GARDENER, untries; will \ thorough n diferent es pmpetent flow: and vegetable gard er; those without giass need not apply. Address M.F., Lox | 109 Herald office. WARTED BY A GOOD GARDENER AND HIS WIFE, | lately land rotestants), recently married; can tak required, and has lial long experience 1 osition; his wife has long and satistactory dise rom ladies whom she has lived with, Cun be heard of tor afew days at 109 West th st BY A HELP WAN'TiGD— RTISING CANVAS Rr WANTED—WILL Ve Address O. Hey | bv! afair salary to an energetic man, box 8,792 Post offlce. goth Bobcat Ta GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, EDUC and influence, can find pleasant and profital Cupation at the American College of Heraldry and Genealogical Registry, G7 University place. V ANTED—BY BOY OF 16, TIUN WHEKE he can support himself, Address A. B, C., box 167 Herald Upto vn ranch office. i{D—BY A GENTLEMAN ING ABROAD, A lored boy in anofice; isquick at band; best references and se- curity given A CBANDOLEH'S NATIONAL SCHOOL, OF TRLE- * 14 years’ ex. recognized by compan ns to grad iP ences officers Western Union Telegraph Com- 80 Post off CLERKS AND SALESMEN. CCOUNTS BIGHT LANGUAGES, ARREARS WRIT- words per hour; long experience; best reterences given Sen Sp, boeks Gevined to meet special requiremegcs, Aud required. "Address t., Herald Uptown Branch omice. | BO" Wail ste St hoor nee OF balanced, JAMES LADY, WRITING A QUICK, LEGIBLE HAND, YOUNG MAN, ABOUT TO TRAVEL WEST AND would’ like copying todo at home, legal or other: A South, would take a tew specialties to sell on com- wise, and in any language except German, Address BUsINESS, box 113 Herald Uptown Branch office, PAWNBROKER'S SITUATION—BY A LADY OF EX- A, qghetionces a good chance fer a beginner. Apply at uh a ‘Wy AatED- 4 SITUATION AS GOVERNESS TO young children to instruct in the English branches; would take the entire charge of children whose parents wish togo abroad; would assist an elderly lady in houses keeping; references exchanged. Address 9 Kast 39th st. WASTED-AN EDUCATED JEWISH LADY, middle age, capable of superintending a household ; best references required. Address J. L,, box 1,951 Post oftice. WANTED BY A YOUNG SCOTCH LADY. AGED 28, a position as governess or companion in some fam: ily, where she would have the comforts ot a home; good tempered, kind and obliging to invalids, fond of chil- ;_small remuneration with permanent home, Ad- jock box 13, Winsted, Conn. ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY THACTIER, A ST ation, in a family, going to the country, as nursery Foverness or companion: is fond of children, speaks rench and can give good reference. Address X. ¥. Z., Herald office. mission; réferences. Address, tor three days, C. L. Vy box 134 Herald oMice. BUSINESS MAN, OF 3) YEARS’ EXPERIENCE, wishes an engagement as bookkeeper or assistant manager in the conducting of @ manutactory or whole- sale business; capable of rendering profitab! le aid to an business; satlstactory reference. Address INDUSTRY, box 184 Heraid ofice. Des CLERK WANTED—ONE THOROUGHLY UN- derstanding the German trade, for a first class store 5 must be well endorsed. STRICKLAND, 78 Cedar st. I RUGGISTS.—A QUALIFIED DRUGGIST IS OPEN TO ‘Apply to G. W n engagement; city or country; highest testimont- als; has had charge of some of the best stores in the city. Address E., box 174 Herald Uptown Branch oflce. J{XPERIENCED WINDOW DRESSER AND SALES. 4 man wanted, in @ fancy goods store, at RODU BROS, 6th av. {XPERIENCED SALESLADIES WANTED—NONE but those need apply, at RODH BROS, 277 6th av. NO WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,— Wanted, a situation by a Protestant Englishman of 1 years’ experience; city relerence, Address C. B., box 16f Herald office. —WE ADVERTE: + We-now append herewith a testimonial from one of our many customer: BLAKE, BUCKWALTER & CO., 19 4th ay., corner of ith st., an 110 Bleecker st., near Broadway. Gentlemen—Allow me to thank you for your honorable dealing and excellent prices you pay for work, enabling me to pay for my $75 sewing machine within three months, over and above the cash you paid me. Mrs. EMMA SAUNDERS, Palisade avenue, Jersey Vity. =-WORK GIVEN OUT TO PAY FOR. NEW A. Wheeler & Wilson, Weed and American Sewing 46 Clinton Machines on instalments; instruction free, place, Eighth street, west of Broadway. —WORK GIVEN OUT AT ADVANCED PRICES TO g. pax.for frst class sewing machines by instalments ob. PGND'& CO. Warerooins M2 Kast kighth strect, near Broadway, aiid 21 Astor place. Notice.—This con: cern does not putt itself but refers with satisfaction to all parties who have had machines of us for the last 24 years. =FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINES SOLD AT A + $1 25a week, Teachers sentto the house free. Work furnished at excellent prices. TOOTHAKEWS, 548 Sd av. A* OPPORTUNITY 18 OFFERED TO LAVIES TO — Jearn a desirable and genteel business, To those spending the Swnmer io the country or city it will be ‘mos! ftable. An income of $100 per month can be poulea: ‘Address, for two daye Ges ‘Weyaid afliea, 0 WHOLESALE GROCERS.—A YOUNG MAN, JUST disengaged, wishes.a responsible sitttation as salesman in @ grocery store; is comperent and can give first rate testimonials, Address K. J. M., Herald office. 10 BANKERS AND BROKERS.—WANTED, BY A young man, a situation in a banker's or ‘broker's office; has had four years’ experievce in the business and unders ands it thoroughly; reterenves and security it required. Address J. B, box Iz Herald office. NHOROUGH DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEELVER, AC- customed to writing up arrears, opening, examtiin balancing, closing bouks, &c., desires employment; un: nestionable reierences, Address MUNSON, box 19 Herald Uptown Branch office. Vv ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN WITIt TEN YEARS’ business experience, a position as salesman or manager in some sae business, with & view of investing capital man mterest atter learuing it, Address M., box 185 Herald office, WANTEDIIN A LARGE MERCANTILE HOUSE, A principal bookkeeper and also an assistant boo keeper. Address box 6,03 Post office, in own hand weit. ing, giving name, age, references (which must be unox- ceptionabte) and'amount of salary expected. TANTED—TWO SMART MEN WHO CAN MAKE ood salesmen ; 4 flest rate chance for respectable, re- sponsible men who can give goud references or security ; @ {acuity of appreciation in reference to art matters very desirable, Apply, between 10 and 12 dally wutil Wedues- day, at 58 Malden lane. Wa. SALESMAN IN A FURNITURB STORE; one who understands the business thoroughly; to no object. Apply im- Lawreuce st. Brookive. such steady employment, salar, mudhately corner Nyrdie ne OY WANTED—IN A STOCK BROKER'S OFFICE; | ears of age preterred who lives with his parents; best references required. Address in hand. writing of applicant, M.S. box 5,62 New York Post omice. ARKEBPER WANTED.—A SMART, AUTIVE YOUNG man in store down town; must bo polite, attentive, thoroughly understand his bu references. Address WINK! ness, and have first class ox 142 Herald office. FOR A CANDY SHOP; ONE WITH Addvess, with fll partieula; Boxed experience preierred. J, L. €., box 2,' ) Post often ; SALARY g3 | ANTED—A BOY IN A WOOL STOR V per ting, ©. BL AL, | He box I V vass for the sale of Howe sewing Apply, with reference, at 301 NTED—A BOY IN A WHOLESALE HARDWARE V ore to do errand work generally, collecting city accounts balng a part must furnish’ security in the amount of $259 for his integ Address box 1,146 Post | naming sa A YOUNG MAN ACQUAINTED WIT er and card trade, to solicit in this city. 573 Post oil YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST AS PAR. Nquor store; none need apply unless a aa furnish good re Ad. Ad compe’ dress H. J., Herald office, stating where interview cam 2c erat iene a V JANTED—AT 816 BROADWAY, GENTLEMEN AS | travelling agents ina paying business: references | required: alse man who write: some Knowledge of bookkeepin WASTEDITEN EXPERIENCED SOLICITS advertisements; salary commissi steady employment. Monday, from 10 to 12 o'eloe on DOH, PRIME, I71 Greenwich st., corner Cortlandt, TANTED—A MAN AND WIFE, TO TAKE CHARGE | ‘W ‘i elon honte one cea. shore, The wile must be a good cook and eapable of supervising the kiteh: he | husband must be a sober, honest, industrious ian: one | @ good hand, with who i tniniiiar with botels would ve preferred, Apply to P. H. HODGES, Mt Vesey st, New York pL oeagees tesa A GOOD STOUT BOY, ABOUT 16 YEARS in adown town store; must reside with his Address, in own handwriting, Dox 214i Post NIED-A LIGHT PORTER IN A STATIONERY house, Aldress, with references, D. K., Herald Vv TANTED—THREE GOOD BUSINESS MEN, FOR travelling agents, with some capital; liberal ia- ducements to the right parties; send stamp for auswer. Address AGENCY, Herald Uptown Branch office. Ms hee ACTIVE MAN, WITH UNEXCKPTION- able references, to ar roiliar with drug trade of pe ae Tog sorey it re ge od oe A per adver! a ress, Bi experience and ex- pectations, box 3500 Postottie Good | f For Other Situations and Help Wanted See Elsewhere. LS. psorosars FOR SUPPLIES Fox INDIANS, Derantuxst or tue INTERIOR, Wasntucros, Maan UTA B Sealed proposals, in dupiioste, will beteectpet at 49 and 42 Leonard street, New York, until le o'clocte Me Tuesday, the 29h day of April, 187%, which lace will open for business ot and air the Ah day of Apelt lor furnishing the tollewing named arti ¥y iawue to Indians at the axencies named = Wited fo 500,000 pound SANT: : By By 00 pounds, gross weight, ef Cattle, on the 160,000 vounds XX Flour, or 12,000 pounds per pF ng | its equivalent in’ wheat. odin 36,000 pounds Bacon, clear sides, or 3,000 pounds pew month. : 14,000 pounds Coffee (ereon). 28,000 pounds best Brown gar. 1,000 pounds Piug Tobacco, in boxes. {60 poun'ts best Brown Soap, in boxes. 8,600 pounds Salt, flne, in barre! YANOTON AC CY. 1,800,000 pounds, gross weight, of Beet Cattle, on the hoot! 84,000 pou ng Bacon, clear sides, or 7,9) .pounds pot month. é 480,000 pounds XX Flour, of 49,0 pounds per moniMy or its tivalent in Wheat, 25,000 pounds Cotlee ( 50,009 pounds best brow gar. uinds Plug Tobacco, in boxea 7,000 pounds best Brow pin boxes, 7,000 pounds Salt, fin arcels WHETSTONE AGENCY, 5,000,000 pounds, gross weigh !, of Beet Cattle, on the hoof, 30,00 pounds’ Hacon, clear sides, or 25,00) pounts per month. 1,200,000 pounds XX Flonr, or 100,000 pounds per month. 190,000 pounds Coffee (green), ds best Brown si. 0 pounds Plug Tobacco, iP hoxes, 25,000 pounds best Brown Soap, 1n boxes. 5,000 pounds Salt, fine, in barrels. UPPEK MISSOURI AGENCY. 1,850,000 pounds, gross weixht, of Beef Cattle, on the hoof 108,000 unis’ Bacon, Clear sides, or 9,0)) pounds pee mm ; th. '00 ponds XX Flour, or 50,000 pounds per month, WN) paunds Coffee (green), 70,.00 pounds best Brown Sagar. 4.00) pounds Plug Tobacco, in boxes. 9.000 pot st Brown Soap. in hoxes, It,fine, in barrels, 10,000 powuds Saleratus, in boxes. CUEYENNE RIVER AGENCY, 4.009.000 pounds, gross Weiuhs, of Boet Cattle, on the hoofs 20,000 ponnus bacoa, sides, or 15,000 pounds per month, \ 700.900 ponds XX Flour, of 2 00 pounds Cote (i 40,00 pounds best Brown suear. 10,000 pounds Saleravas, in bo i GRAND RIVER 4 5,000,000 pounds, gross weight, tCathle, on the hoof, 300,000 pounds Sacon, clear sides, or 25,00) pounds pert poitth 1,200,000 pounds XX Flour. or 109,000 pound 100,000 pounds Cofive Urreen. bounds pen niaaee 200,100 pounds best Brown Sugar, 12,000 pounds Ping Tobacco, in hoxes 26,000 powudls best Brown Soap, in Loxess 5,000 pounds Saleratus, in boxes. 58,000 pounds per month, W. NCY, Pees 1, RED CLOUD AGENey, 3,000,000 pounds, uross welziit, of Boot Cattle, on the boot ‘200,000 ponnds’Bacon, clear sides, or 25,01 motate nee month, 1,200,000 peunis XX Flour, or 100, 100,000 pounds Cotfee (ar 200,000 pounds best Brow 12,000 pounds Plus To! 25/000 pounds Lest Brown 1 DUxes, 25,000 pounds Salt, tne, i els, 12,000 pounds Saieratas, in boxes, ®) ponuds per month, ER ARKANSAS AGENCY, 1,970,000 rounds, gross weigh t Cattle, on the hoof ‘2760 pounds XX 23,000 pounds per inonth, nds Coffee (ren). inds best Brown Sugar. Huds Pluss Tobaceo, in hoxes. nds best Brown Soap, in bo: ads Salt, fine, i barcels, KIOWA AGENCY, 2,300,000 pound Weislt, of Beef Cattle, on the hooky GON000 pou or 41,666 pounds pox month, 300 7 n). 4,000 pounds Phu in be 7,600 pounds best Brown u boxes, 7,C00 pounds Salt, fine, in barrel: 8,000 pounds Sulcratus, in boxes. WACHITA AGENC ands, LOSS W OH} pounds XX ele 4) poumds Cotte 100 pounds best Brown Star, 200 pounds I , i boxes, 4,000 pounds | nitin, TL UNG 3) pons in Harveis, 2,000 pounds Saleratus, m boxes BLACK?! £,000 pounds Co! r tile, on the hoot 25 pounds pex month, “s 12,009 pounds best Bi rt. 8,600 powuds hest Ap, im boxes. 3.000 pounds Salt, fine, ba bie 8,000 pounds Plug Tobaveo, in boxes, Y. 100 pounds Coffee (rect NO Pounds best Hrown 0 pounds Pine Tobacco. WW) POLIS best Brown Soa 2.91) ponds Suleratus, in hox 7,000 pounds salt, fine, in ba MILK RIVER AGENCY (®OR 60,000 pounds Coffee (green). 140,000 pounds hest Brown Sugar, 14,000 pounds best Rrown Soap, in boxes, 16,000 pounds Salt, fine, in barrels. 5,000 pottnds Saleratus, in boxes. 10.000 pounds Ploy Pobavco, In boxes, Bids for Beet Catile will state py per pound, gross, Parties bidding tor the other articles will state price pew pound, net, and furnish a sample of each article bid for xcept the Bs vi sult. The prices musthe given! without modification or any proposed toditication whats merchantable cattle, all old, in good, heatthy und, Live welghts ales, When at each of quantity will to be delivered to seven yea condition, and averaging « the wetsht to be deteruiia Their delive tity of Beet r ary, March, A ve so delivered we and cute ,00) pounds, liv been Wintered north oi Kauss cat to meet the above requirements dition, to average ot less than weishtt. ‘That there mav be no failure on the tractor, he will be r the vieinity of the a , to be Wdelivered quired; atid shontd it be ascertained that he ing cattle in the vicinity & or should he artof the con: to keep the Beer Cattle in il to deliver then when required, the rsigned wat purehase, or case to be chased, ‘Beet Cattle as ho may eleet, at the ex: tractor. Ali" the? supplies, except the beet, will he inspected and received by the tNew York, Phila- ¢ Louis, Omaha,’ Kansas City, Sloux City, or Yancton, and, with the tutther ex: don of flour, must be deuvered, packed and marked ipment, by tt 17s. The tour tion and delivery at such times and in such quanties as will secure at each Agency, tall times, at least one month's supply. Sus Will also be reccived for the deliv« St. Louts or Kausas Citv bv the 1th dav of September next of the following Bacon, clear sides : the Upper Arkamsas For the Kiowa Ageney, 04,06 For the Wachita Agency, 2,125 pounds, The Bacon must be setind and sweet and pat up in delplia, Chica; pounds. annies, Brite Four to be tres! X quality, to be made | from good, t. and to be delivered in strong doubt hh sack to be branded ‘Ine artment Fh Chitee ts The Suzar ered in $ will be ve-named artic deli sos! or allot ry of any one for aay oe oF all of The un reserves the right to. Increase or diminish Ht cach or any of the articles which lo furnish, Partie required to furnish ty not less than one pound, ponding to same in proposal, ‘or the supply of Flour ara firnish fo the Commissioncr samples, ¢ in quan With a private mark corr Parties to whom cont awarded shall, with 2) of Indian Aft punils, of the Panda will ales be received for the delivery at the Agen- cies on or about the Ist day of July next, or other spect. fied points, of Beet Floar and Bacon for the following agencies in Montana Territory MSLACKPEET AG Cattle, on the hoot. ; fob wounds per mouth clear sides. BO Rae RIVER AGENCY (PORT PECK), 150,000 pounds, gross weight, of Reet Cattle, on hoof. 2,000'000 pounds XX Flour, of 166,606 pounds per month, 150,000 poumts Bacon, clear sides, ‘Ail articles furnished by contract made under this ad- vertise ment will be supiect to inspection, and such arti: cles as may In any respect fail to conform to the re- Qquirements of contract and the sample will be rejected, dnd in that case the contractor or contractors will be hound to furnish others of the required kind or quality without delay, or if that be not doue they will be pure Chased at his or thetrexpense. Payments will be made at this oMee on proper ree ceipts, after the accounts theretor shail nave been properly approved. each cops of each proposal must have a copy of this advertisement (a slip irom a@ newspaper) pasted at its stany or all. propesals if ed for the interest of the Metis right Is reserved to rej such a course should be does vernment. a 5 yo pids will be considered from persons who have foiled to comply with the requirements of a former con- tras will be vevmittad to be as. No ntract, or aanene vSetuther parti¢e without the written eon: ent a! f the Interior. Se ate r goods delivered at the vertisement. that does not strietly Agen comply with Mor we) rin furnish the tn to” the ‘terms of the adver. missioner of Indian Affairs the following articles, at «thereto afixed, (iere msert the’ list Me Micles proposed tobe 1.) Sad arte} os are to be delivered im (here insert the proposed place of delivery) by the Gnsert date). And if this proposal be opted 1 (or We) Will, withun ren days after being nati eaectite a contract accordingly and vive security to sioner ot Indian Afla(rs for the faithtul per- formance of the same.” No bid will be cons guagantee in the following form, to be signed Epousible persone whose sufeleney mast be United States Judse or Distriet Attorney “We hereby, jointly, and severally, juarantee that Mareh ered unless accompaniod by @ y two re. rtifled by the al Diller (or bidders), it mtract siall be awarded to him (or them) according to his (or their bid o nant, Will exectte a Cui ad he rimanee five the requisite security for of the same, as prescribed ia posals tor Hitian Supplies da he event of reiheir) fal saree and bind ourselves, our heir ministrators to forteit amd pay tr damages a sui not sess than amount of sald bid or pre ty do so we hereby executors and ad CUnived States as per cout on the Bonds wil ¥ unt of th bid for the fasihhiul pert vel with, two of mare furetios, wi United te Bay communicatic to be entered in bim. 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