The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1876, Page 2

&. _ SITUATIONS w ANTE D—rE MALE! = Cooks. Se 15 SOUTH StH AYA RESPEOTABLE WOMAN AS *) cook, washer and’ irouer: her danghter as chamber- maid and waitress; best reference from bor home. 9S WEST 13TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO 25 cook, wash and iron, or would do general housework; tity or country: good city reference. 29 31ST ST.—AS PROFESSED COOK eded derstands all kinds of cooking, boning ding, ting and carving: would take entire charge of a house; st city references. 43 P ¥ xf.—A_ RES? TABLE WOMAN AS © cook, washer, and ironer; best of references HQ GROVE St. REAR, SECOND FLOOR. DO apectadle Canadian woman as first cl order cook in w hotel or restaurant; best city reference. T18 BAST Uti st—\ Cometh yt GERMAN The as cook, washer and ironer in an Aimerican famil) rood reference. 5 WEST 39D SY. SE T.—A_ RESPF 124 ble woman ar she jroner, city oF tountry; best city re 148 WES? SIST ST.—AS EXPERI a and baker: thoroushly understand will sexist with washing, best city references f and sobriety. ENCED COO K nor bnain ho -\ MIDDLE AGED WOMAY a sinall fr Oy] west vDY se; would do Washi BY Phack CTARL ate family a short and ironing OVD warns stance in the © ty reference. 425) BAST Eeneral housework in as 2 SULLIVAN — ST. 5 STi) St, A RESP*CTARLE YOUN and good Laundress, or would do Tamily: good city retere: A SCOTCH PROT e) woman to cook, wash and iron; eity or country OQXP wast varus UNG WOMAN AS COOK, EAR—A WOMAN will do hos BE Brea cork, on work in a small fon % B06 onc airy ‘on; good reforence; no vbjection to t « RAST MATH ST.—\ RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS SPECTARLE GIRL AS ‘ 96 FAS? Til STAR Joction to a boarding hou QA WEST 4STH ST, BETWEEN OTHE AND OTT eve Ment bal is willing to assist with the washing a to wo in the cv tor two days, mh WHST sari § 4) spect ble Germ r would ce fr T 45TH ST—A YOUNG GIRL TO COO nin a stall private fainily; best re FIRST FLOOR.—A_ RE. tant m Last place. housework; R7() 2D. AV.” Tor” FLOOR. BACK ol ND) Sook (area ralewiateal aa ieondes SITUA fION WANTED—AS PROF anderstands all Kinds of cookin Marketing and carving, s entire © house; best city referen Ist at, ay nia . We. 156 } ST 18TH ST.—AN E Root rofere 157 Wes AR 7TH AV.—A_ RR- Ob sp testant girl as chambermaid and waite Fess: £6. 159 BAst srt “RESPECTABLE YOUNG Oe xiri as chamber: A waitress, oF would do general housework in a small family; erty reference, 16: WEST SOPH ST. YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. . ermaid and walt in a private family; best city reference from last employer, 89> MAST 49TH ST.—A RESPECTABL TRL met as chambermaid and to assist inthe was sand frowinge; bost elty ref OH WEST ISTH st. FIRST FLOOR—Aa YOUNG de) sir to do chamberwork and waiting; good city Polerence, 8317 BASE Gotu Sta YouNG Grit To Do OL chamberwork and waiting ot to take care of ebil dren. B56 WEST 2OrIT ST.—NEAT, TIDY YOUNG GIRL OOS gs chambermaid aut waitress; would do wushing Hty reterence 53] 82 Av. SEAR sort STA YOUNG GIRL ‘TO we rr niberwork and take € M ehildren, or will sist with light housework ; city reference. POND FLOOR.—A YOUNG WOMAN aid wel 3 two yeurs’ refer and to wesist wit } willing and ICAN GIRL AS CHAMBE 88. Or aS chamberm nd wait t city Address A, own Branch off Tainils Herald Dressmakers D RTH AY., CORN BTA Sass tench aos wishes to go to tamil Bitor, Adiress A. B, 12 reference. Seamstrosses. 2OTH ST—A FIRST not long from Paris, s by the day; isa good cutter and vusework. de. &T.. REAR. ‘ 0 housewor 5 WEST OD Ayo : isa wood Washer aud irone onces. 139_ 154 % ost referen| OPARL a small fumil plain erok Jironer; good reterenea, FYQ BAST ri SA YOUNG WOMAN TO DO ZLO hoasework inaamall private family; is @ good Pisin cook, washer and ironer; good reference. NO GIRL, iT M. CRODE: 02 SULLIVAN ay 233 eral housework. 695 WEST 235 able girl to do housew Bost city reference. 935 30,AV.—\ RRS to do general hou 5 FAST 55TH ABLE 240). Gorman cit to do Uebt housework ad sowing im Vacnalt faraity é West 24-1 vom washer and 6 w 24-4 ly; ety or n OA writa 263 Ot best city retor~ 6 Q] 7 EASe Sarit ST. 317 gee Washer and trover; good r ATH sT.—\ YOUNG AMER —BY ARE TABLE YOU her and ironer. ST—a RUSPEL h x97 TA ework: is a good war hous good reference, KL TO DO sf iru 8 Yor LTO DO ‘al housework; good elty reference. QQey ap BETWEEN 27TH AND :8tit DOM: fea tose, -teere-A youne wenn, (0 a0 \ her and iron st city reference . is. good wa i lately lan iors de hou jection to # boardin AQ WE? sot amberwork und wai rework is willing aud ov4 nouse, i, TURRE FLIGHTS U ici to ds housework, o 3 good eity roterenee. 695 82 av icd YOUNG GIRL TO DO HOUSEWORK JD “in w private family Housewee 1 BOND ST. NEAR BRC © front + A yout In dress, as housekeeper we edu s family preforred. H WASHINGTON SQUAKE—A w situation as housek oop given wn ST ATH ST, FIESY FLOUK 62 ing French lady as housekee: efmeans. Lon Vaiter 7PM 67 AST 127H ST, BETWEEN BROADWAY i 4th av.—A young | isekeeper in a family; witower pr all alter two o'clock. arn uare, room 4.—A" young @re x lady as housekeeper. PIR. York; understands th. factory, Addr i JOS NEST 23 8h. Tek FLIGHTS UP.—A | first class Inunuress to gu out by the day; is a good houseclenner; gvod city reference 13% Wsst six year ge of linen fil attend to the © up of linen; es oa machine, te. mak w 14 5 WHAT wap sT., kt vo olored woman home; guod reference SQ West 15 ake first cla dress: good retefence. R35 ) EAST 68D ST.—A FIRST CLASS Lat D4 to yo out by the day or take in washing; nee. ont AY. Nba SUOND FLOUK.—A RESPROTAI elerence, snd ironing or housecleanin Nurses. We Lk ELM 8 nurse. 66 WEST 48D ST.—A UD reference. QQ ORKENWICH AV —AN AMERICAN MIDDLE. aged woradt ss housekeeper; nut alraid to work, Cal iter 10 o'clock. 156 WksT i8iil ST—A YOUNG GIRL, LATELY | YD tanded, to take care of ciildron aud to do sieht housework, DGY tH AVA KES? BOTANLE wo wet nurse: ood referenee. 5 EAST 36 3b A young marded woman etence SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Nurses. &e! — ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN, LATBLY , ae wet narse. Cau be seen at her ‘EAST SOTH S®, ROOM 10.-A ft EAST 1STH ST.—A_ RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes # growing baby to nurse; good references if ST.—A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL wiiling to assist with chamberwork, PECTABLE MARRIED EAST 977TH ST.—A _Woman us wet nurse: WESY 27TH ST.—A_YO of age, to take care of children or assist; good ref- NG GIRL, 14 YEARS ©) 3D AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOU 4 present residing with her be found strictly honest and obliging; fond of chilaren and iced and capable; reasonable wage: NTED-BY A BEALTHY YOUNG MARRIED woman, with # full breast of milk, «child to nurse at home; good refwrences. Address SUPLY, Herald office. 7OUNG WOMAN, WITT FRESH BREAST OF MILK, as wet nurse, Address NURSM, box 226 Herald office. REAR—AN AMERICAN GIRL, cht housework. (ON S.A MIDDLE-AG: J man wishes a situation tn the country; not afraid of hard work or # large family, 6) BAST HO -A RESPECTA juss washer and ironer; =A FRENCH LADY WISHES i take care of WEST 14TH Si A to accompany a family to Franc children aud make herself useful tor board; no wages ex - ST.—\ RESPECT. an to take charge of alinen room ble Seotch wor or large bowrd: very best references. trast and resp city or country 5. Herald attic, 3 ib PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED— KEMALEs. WASHINGTON SQUARE.—a GERMAN LADY AS governess ina family: evok, washer$and ironer, city or country; mo ob- | ook: Ie an a been man ntry; lest elty references, ‘ ae, besides £00 Apply to Miss ST cher, very well reco os 1 as cook, washer general housework in «4 small fum- LADS, MER aan MED would like & position aa governe: jainily. of would toxeh in a school. 2.874 New York Post oie HELP WANTED—VEMALES. TEWART E ve FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS, CLOAKMAKERS FIRST CLASS WAISTMAKERS. a FIRST CLASS None but thoroughly st. entrance before 9 o'clock A. M. 4-4 { o KOTABLE YOUNG GIRL AS OYE cook mer; or would do general AS GOOD nl city refer- Broudway, Yh aud 10th 7. STEWART & CO, Want FIRST CLASS OPERATORS for, clonxs, suits, skirts and white goods on Wheeler & Wilson's machines by Ouly experts need appl before A.M. Broadway, 9th and 10t GLISH PROTESTANT ‘us chambermaid and waitross; city or country; at Oth st. entrance ANTED—FOR PAT- GIRL FOR Gt cook, washer and 429 East 63th st, GIRL TO DO G i private tamil, irover; three in family; German SERAL HOUSE Dall at 343 4th GIRL WANTED—TO ust be a first claws cook, washer and Cull, alter 9 o'clock, at 2 a(ter 10 A, M, heusework jn “GIRL, WANTED—FOR GENERAL HC Must be @ good laundret WANTED—A 8 ork; must be a good cook and come 1 at dae West 2 TANTED—’ GOOD nd industrions and have satist uch a girl can have « permanent home fi a private Also colored waitress wanted, Apply from 9 to 12 tory city reler- (NTED —A GTi TED—A GIRL, achild and make hersclf generally useful. two days, between 4 and & + at 120 2d ay. $ FOR WORK ON at 302 Broad. ties, Apply, after 9 A. i D—A FIRST CL DRESS AND TO nesist in chamberwork, ab 44 Kast Goth st. twoon 1) and 2 t have best references. RMAN GIKLS TO ¢ family, one as cook and wid Waitress, yANTED—TWo G as chamborm PABLI YOUNG | lundress, the ot YOUNG 6 a good RIVATE FAMILY, cook, provided with good city relerence, 48 West TANTED-A GIRL WHO UNDERSTA lasing and the duties of lady's maid. ERAL HOUSE d bread and butter maker, —A WOMAN FOR G iV ST. Fist FLOOR —A RESPROT rk in a snail private familys sMAN GIRL, TO DO ‘Apply wt sou TIDY YOUNG ¢ usework for family of LADY TANTEDOA | aid and waitres: Apply betweon th TANTED—A GURL rows; city reference required. WART, AOTIVE « ors of Mand 11 A.M AS CHAMMERMATD AND Apply 4s 47 West 2: KOTARLE YOUNG GIRL oral housework ia a stuail private family : ix cupuble of managing her ‘Apply at office of Crook's Hotel, S4 Chath ANTED-—A NEAT YOUNG GIRL TO TAK Apply at the basement door two small children. of 127 Kast 27th at. IN COUNTRY—AN Washer and irouer at 333 Lexington a in a suall private family ; good 39] Kast N GIRL = to do general housework in a small family; a good RL TO DO iovs Gorman preferred. Apply at FANTED—A ¢ LE WOMAN and city SITUATION TAD, 7 VARS & wholesale Bouse; Call or address, 431 West 371 nED MAN WANTS Call for wo days nt city reference from last place. OLD, WISHES A SITUATION IN at reference trom last employer. 748TH ST. NEAR OTH AV.—A YOUNG esos a situation; excellent references, Som West 33d st. FABLE YOUNG rH rlON WANTED—AS STEWARD OR CATERER i: club honse or ste: ianding all ‘the details: can furnish’ best roler- Adaress or apply to D. SNEDICOR, HY A MAN OF Cita ter fur introduction to ernment or public company. town Hrancu oftice, ‘i i CLERKS AND SALESMEN, FURNACE AND DWAY, THIRD FLOOR, ted and of good ad- HARDWARE 4 ‘ayment: 1 yours’ experience; under: stands bookkeeping; practical tinner; reieren ‘Address SALESMAN, box 180 Herald oflice, JUNG WATCHMAK safesmen and book kee try. Address MEMO: man wants er} . desires a situation; box 164 Herald office, YOUNG MAN WITIT $400 FOR PiilL- business easy, light ON ROU WASHINGTON h Indy ae house- nirolling interest SS West 10ch st, 11 to TH St, WiLL Freneli aud Eng! the hangiog aw s employment; extraction, speakin draperies, tapestry and curtal 25 YRARS,_ similar business, at by Address WIL! SITUATION W. IN A WHOLESALE OR good referenc RY GOODS SALESMAN Wa speak Frouel and Spanish lang or to take ting out and HOUSK.—A RESPECT aundry work ENT GENTLEMA to support an aged speak and correspond Eng- sweep out the im Any concern; referent ecurity if required: plumbers’ materials preferred, Lierald office. ALP SMAN.— WANTED, A YOU direct from the manufnetarer to the Ding jewelry and notion houses in the ely on commis! must have some knowiedye of the trads NO BENEVO A PROTESTANT WoMAN wishes a tow days’ work or to take in washing: fires | °F best city LB tofe 6 Address H. B., ) young woman to go out by the day to do washing MPS, Herald om LESMAN WANTED. cers in New York State; t—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS WET 3 GIRL TO TAKE CARE | 4 echildren or do chamberwork and waiting; best tont to take charge of carpet department: state ay foreuces, Address VOIGT. i. & | experience, salary and CO., Grand Kapide, Mich, TANTED-A SITUATION AS 8: VENS, box 172 Herald VOD HEALY ANTED—TWO SALESMEN, TO SELL ON COMMIS. sion, Au entirely new arti Operator on Wheeler & Wilson's muchino; best city cf | goods trade, Address B, Ul. C, ii St. TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— t nurse; @ good box ¥,800 New York Post NEW “YORK” HERALD, ¥RIDKY~ AUGUST 25; 1876. CLERKS AND SALESMEN. FANTED—A POSITION BY A YOUNG MARRIED man, of ten years’ experience in hardware, house furnishing goods and stoves; the latter pri bas good list of customers and can Influence trade; city refer- eneo if required; moderate salary. Address ENERGY, box 150 Heraid offi WANTED RETAIL SALESMEN IN’ DRESS GOODS, shawl, luce and hoswry departments of JOHN SUL LITO & CO., Cincinnati, Address box 5,531 Poot ollie V ANTED—A CLERK COMPETENT IN DOUBLE ES try vookkeepiix, of unexceptional character, Ad- dress lock box Surutoge Spriugs, N.Y. ri V ANTED—IN OFFICE OF WHOLESALK FANCY house. a {Une man, fully. wequainted with quick at figures and @ splendid penman; no Pree) per week. Address, with ro! NMANSHIP, box 124 Herald office. ASS SALESMAN IN LADIES’ oar dd ) UNDERWEAR, Herald othe PV ANTED-AN ENTRY CLERK WHOLE- sule grocary business; must hay perience aud be well recommended, Address A.B. C., Heratd office, TED—A CLERK WHO CORRESPONDS COR ty, never misapella, to act 48 salesman and corre- Address L. Le H., Herald offi at \ANTED—A FIRST underwear, Addres: WANTED —WANTED, A 4A class gardener; one competent to tuke charg green bouse, cold grapery, to cultivate vegetable: small piuc. Englishman « B. look dra ITUATION WANTED. by an American, Address W, Herald ottic A GARDENER AND COACHMAN'S BITUATION wanted—Best refereuce. Address H., box 123 Herald ER'S SITUATION WANTED. — ENGLINII, ried, no fawily, and thoron first class references, Adar busines: ott ANTED—A GARD: ’ growing flowers and vegetables for marke: per month. Address box 6, Phillipsburg, N. J, WASTED—aITUaTION BY a SINGLE MAN, AS gardener; understands the business thoroughly; would take cure of horse or cow if required: best re! Address B., b+ ferald offi iG MAN, AN, WHO ry business. Apply between 1 NGELL'S ROMAN WATS, 61 LEXINGTON AV. want honest, temperate Americans, under 25, for buthis ee. iiust be expe: ‘8, 28 West 29th st. PRACTICAL MAN—AS MANAGER OF A LITHO- graphic establishment in this city; Interost can be if desired. Address, with namo und reierences, in cond- dence, b. W. K., box 224 Hernid office. GENTS WANTED—MALE . w patent article, which Is chew fy every household. Apply to-day only top tloor. GEN AA badges must be sold during the next four weeks; fF Agents offered great ndacements; 30 patterny; best selling quod outs fC. RICHARDS HARDWARE’ COMPANY, TED. A rOUT, ABLE } , AGED 21, TO DO AX any kind of work; no objection to the country; best Gity reterences. Apply at 281 Nth av, by hand; no work given ont, JG. COCK & CO., 676 Broadway. T CLASS CANVASSER SINESS tnan of education, push a ake a mau for advertisements tor ading city lournal 465 Pout otfiee. WANT A MAN IN MY OFFICE WilO WRiT. a good hand, and can loan me $1,000 on good security ; suiary $19 per week : NEW YORK P URE TE AG RETO sell to largest quality the best. Countr Lon or write the WELLS TRA CUM between Church und Greenwich, PECTABLE YOUNG MEN OF GOOD 1 1% to 20 years of azo,” to jean the dry address. goods busines LORD & TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystie sts. ws TED—A BOY, WITH BEST REFERENCES, TO make himself gcusrally uxefal in a wholesule notion house, Addiess 1H. W., box 177 Herald offlie TED—TWO MEN OF GOOD moderate salary. Addeess drawer ottice, New York, W'niupea STRONG BOY 10 WORKIN A GRO- store and ty take G4e 2d uy. V ANTED—K SS AD 419 Po: WASteD— statione ENERGY, box 156 Herald oftice. ‘ AE RADE BOY, 16 1EARS OLD, WA) trade; will be no expense to employer firs: three months. Inquire for D, CoOWL . MO Watts ot. V IENNA BAKER WANTED-MIXER, WHO TAS acted in Aadress, with refer- ence, &e., O. V GOTO Permancnt engagem ‘ages, mode re ot JANDORE & BROTHER, 189 Bro: V ANTED—BY A SCOTCHMAN, A 8) A plumber or biackamith’s shop: brass finisher and hs. ver by trade; can work ut vice. Address J. M., 117 Bast but upholstery dep: Mineinuati. Address, with re! New EUROPEA Li GS FROM BORDEAUX TO NEW YORK. tion of iniport merchandise trom the south. France ts respe invited to the intended mod below, ips of this line from Mor- ember Y OF LIMEKICK: JOUN G. MALL NMAN 1 — 1 Y OF BEKLT Y OF CH Y OF RICHMOND TY GF BERUL 1 r t r staterooms, smokin JOUN GDA Wink stag Li i YOR QUEENSTOW CARKYING THE UNIT Tho steamers 01 ne Routes recom: by Licutenant Maury, U.S. N., going south of the on the passage to Queensiown ail the 1 pala ‘aud bathroon:s a Agent, 15 and star Docks, pier 90 and $100, in gold Stecrage, $25, bath rooms are placed on are lens, aifording & ction of plans and other information apply at y's ollice, 37 Broadway, New Y NITED STATES MAIL LIN AND LIV ut x from pivr 4 _ OS PM. /MOATANA. Sent, 26, pore. pt. 12. noe WING. "Get. 3 32, Me . £65, $70 wnd 80, currency. rmediaie, $4); steorage, $26. Passengers booked to and from Maris, Hamburg, Norway, Swoden, &c. Drafts on Trelund, England, France and Ger: at lowest rato: IDAHO, NEVADA.. SAMSHIP LIN GLAND) DIRKCT, sb iver, as toll ‘Thursday, August 2¢ _ Vuursday, sept. 7 ; rago, $30, ‘age cori ailing frou pier 18 5 CORNWALL, Stainper SOMERSET, Western, pussaxe, 810; excursion te a fog the tenting of passengers, Dabins provided with electric bells. Sailing f toot of Barrow st, N. Ht. as follows: nuns om pier 48, CANADA (Frangoud),....- Saturday, Augu so. Saturda. IN GOLD ») ing (o acc mmodation rd enbin, 610, At reduced rates, with superior ccommodation, including ‘ 4 utensils, wichout extra charge * Steamers marked this Uo nut curry steetaye passengers, LOUIS DE, BABIAN, Ageut, 59 broadwaye uted to follow! fry the Be'gian end United States Fipawstn are appointed to anil: From Philadelphia - NEDERLA VADERLAND.. os PRICKS OF First Cabin... Steerage tick jag ‘passed, OF passage, rates of freight and uiher intormn to” PETER WalGHT & SONS. Genera ane ey 82 Broad JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent 8 Uattery place NCHOR LINE UNITED STATES MAIL A NEW. YORK. AND. GLASGOW eee Bolivia ug. 20,10 AM.) Anchoria. » 8AM Caliiornia. Sept, 16,3 P. Me i Austraila. 16, 2PM. Utopia”! ./Sept. iyste../Sepe 2h 10.40 A Auchor Line plers 2) and 21 Norv River New York NEW YORK TO | uiasGoW) LIVERVOOL, LONDON LONDONDERRY. Cabins, $85 t0 $40 According to accommodations, Excursion Tickets on favornble terms roqsens. S28. a , intermediate, $55, currency, raits iastied for any amount at cu - SDKASON BROTHEL Not Bow ‘ 4. nis, No. 7 Bowling Green, ILSON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULD, Weahing foe pler 5 North Kiver as followese oon pt. Bu, AVAMING .....4Auguat 30) OTHELLO. PLOMBO. 2 opt 16] HINDOO,.. 07 Gen ae First cabin, $70, curreney: second currency. Excursion tickets om very favoravie tertus. Throws tickege Issued to i and Baltic ports. Appiy tor full pare WHLa WER G0. es ha. Sate, Sept. 9 wt Sep! 1M, VU 80U7 i. TH ney. \ Prepaid Stoorage Cer | a curtency. t . Apply to VELRICHS & CO., No, 2 Bowling Green, | TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. NT STEAMHOATS” FOR ZENS ~ LINE. Ly , i 4 North, East and West (excep! urday) at 7 hh fare to Saratoga oul vod for BD daye, 84 50. és LL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, ort_and Fail xiver —The world renowned ASTOL and PRUVIDENCS leave pier North Kiver, foot of Murray st., dat! SP. M. Througl tickets sold at ail ILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH A: New Jersey Southern iailroad i ¥, other rout pematasting June 19, 1876. iJ Lo anch and Seabri, inva a ie iranet, Tome trom Queenstown to New York or ¢ meridian of 00 us 43 latitude, or noth- ing to the north o 43. homeward passage, crossing the meridian of SO at 0OL AND QUEENS- TOWN <Wed., Aug 40 | ABYSSINIA,.Wed., Sept. 18 Wod., Bept. 20 (Sundays included + latitude, of nothing to t he prineipal hovels in W YORK FORK LIVEI. Cabin passage, . aecommodation. ’ Return tickets on favorable terms. ‘Steorage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very office Nu. 4 Bowling Groen, MARLES G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. _ ‘OST DIRECT AND ECONOMIC ROUTE TO NOL THE RUANE, SWITZERLAND, 00 and $130, Rector st, 6:43 A. M. for A. M- for Philudel- Waretown and Vineland, ‘Long Brancu and Tuckertown: mas Kiver and Waretown; niger train tor, Long Long Brauch, retur W. 5, SNEDEN, G. M. \TONINGTON LINE POR BOSI0N. Freight and passage 5:30 B. M. via freight boat and Branch. 5 F Brangh Sundays, 9:30 A. M. tor LAND, BELGIUM &C., &C, ViA KOTTERD. Steamer CALAND.. Stoamer SCHOLTEN... These beautiful steamers, carrying the to the Netherlands, great favorites with t ‘Trips regular, rates low, comfort and living perfect. Bil, EDYE & Co. P ior 27 North Ri TRA and GALATBA, a: ARATOGA.—THs MOST POPULAR AND DIRECT route inby tho splendid steamers of the People's Ling, OHN, leaving daily from pier 41 North P.M. Gremt reducsion in ture vy excursion ‘atoga and Montre: rk plage, Steamships Pe ¥e . POW SORRIS 50 Broadway. ITATEK LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, BELPAST AND LONDONDERR’ from pier 42 North Riv STATE OF VIRGINIA. STATE OF NEVADA, STATE OF INDIANA and every alternate Thi Wecording to accommodations; return tickets, $125, + return tickets $9), rates, Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & CU., Agents, No, 72 Mrondway, Now York. : TICKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT THE COMPANY'S PIER, FOOT OF CANAL ST., DREW and ST. J: (foot of Canal hursday, September 7 He ATLANTIC JARRETT & PALMER'S Palace of the Sea, the horel steamer PLYMOUTH ROOK, GRAND EXCURSION TO DAY ROCKAWAY) BEACH ATLANTIC OCEAN, Musie by the Madrigal Boys, Mozart Glee Club, Church Chimes and the merges PLYMOUTH ROCK MILITARY BAND. Leaving the foot of :2d st, at 10 Aa. and N 10:30, ‘affording ov the Keach; returning will leave Rockuwny wg the elty about 4 P Siceruge at lowest AMBURG AMERIOAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE for PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. ROCKAWAY don, Cherbourg, Ham rst ‘Cabin, $100, gold; Koid; Steerage, $40, currency. ©, B. RICHARD & BOAS, Genocal Passenger hours’ stay at General Agent at 4d P. M., reaching, in lo tickets to aad from Rockaway, EACH EXCURSIONS. tablished 1871, DAILY AND SUNDAY, NK and WILLIAM COOK. ATIONAL LINK—PROM PIERS 44 AND # ¥OR LONDON “DIRECT. aturday, Aujnst 26,94. M, NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9, 8:30 A. M, The Qieda...Sept. 16, 3PM. currency. Return tie! Stoeraze passage, $26, currency. issued from $1 upward at current prices. Apply at the company's ofiice, 69 Broadway. ¥, W. J, HURST, Manager, FIVE EXCURSION. » AMERICUS, NEVEKS Musical entertainment every di CONTERNO'’S CELEBRATED TW M THE ORPHEUS QUAKTE!TH CLUB. H PROF. SOLTAU, the renowned Cornet Player. il on the Atlantic Ocoun, and over threo Lours to enjoy the cool breezes ou the beach, Observe the Tiny AMERICUS LEAV 30 A. M., and 1:15 P.M, 8245 and 1235 PM, Vesoy st., North River, at 9 A. M. and 1:40 P. M. Fulton torry.-Brooklyn, ut 9:20 A. M. and 2 P. ML WILLIAM COOK LEAVBS 24th st., North River, at 10: loth st.; North River, at 10:45 ALM: Pier 2, North River, at 11 A. M, Fulton forry, Brooal; 8 Oth st., Enst River, 8 A.M. and 1: South int st, Williensbari, few York, 8:30 A. Mo and 1 Fulton ferfy, Brooklyn, 9 A. M. and 1: jenve Ktockaway ut 11 A. Faro, 35e.: Excursion tickets, 50¢. Return tickets are n either boat. OK.—No delay from low tide. Only boats ings at Rockawa' Sait ge, 870 anid $30, reduced rates, i'Y-THIRD REGL- GLEE CLUB and "ANTINOPL! jaw York.—Tthe first claws Twenty minu: msbip KING ARTHUR will #100, gold, out; return, $200 currence; CHARLES WRIC ~ COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, ANAMA TRANSIT AND PAQ.FIC MAIL STEAMSUIP LINES, AUSTRALIA, NEW ‘A, OREGON, te. For turther inform: 24th ot. North River, a: 10th st. North Rives For CALIFORNI XD, BRITISH GOLUM BE Sailing frum pier 42 North OU, via ISTH MU: For SAN FRANCL -Suiurday, Sept, 2 connecting for Centr From SAN FRANCISCO to JAPAN and CHINA, Stoamshiy GREAT R ‘ From SAN FRANCISCO to ¥. TRALIA and NEW ZEALAND, ip CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO rans aa . Me M4, 4:45, and Returning boat ning Wed., Aug. 18 iP making all the | —FISHING B. « day, Saturday excepte Toaving Harrison xt. 7 27 YORK AND HAVA} ‘Those first clase steamship 5 ier 18 North Kiver, foot of Cedar st., for tavana direct as 10th st.,’ North AL, G. FOSTER, Manager, RST CLASS ROCKAWAY EXCURSION BOAT.— of fun. The elipper steamer S ROCKAWAY BEACH trom - Thursday, August 31 ‘uesday, Septeuiber 12 Msurpassed accommoda- WILMINGTON .- For freight and passa tions, apply to WM. P. CLYDE & CO., No, 6 Bowling Green, LING & CO., Xgents in Havana, i ANA.-THE SPLENDID MAIL STEAMER LEO suile Saturday, August 25, at 3 o'clock. age at reduced rates apply to MURRAY, FERRIS & CO. No rum, bat p SHINE, Captain Jol SUNDAY EXCURSIONS Harion and Morrisania, leaving Railroad dock, 8:35, McKELLAK, L Fulton Market Music and ro- eeuts. Excursion tickets, GG GSTREBT, Proprictor. 0 9 CHARTER, STEAMBOAT FORT LE will wecommodate 40) passengers; pric ss 7 porday. Apply in the aftern: AND SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO Pleasant Valle: boats leave Canal st. daily at 6» 7:15 P.M. Sunduy at 9,10 and 11 A. M.; P.M; Ant ing at ‘24th and 3étt Rockaway at 3:45 P. M. freshments on board. SUcouts, Children over. ten y L 83 LINE. ‘North River ai ANA DIKECT, & SONS, 31 und 33 Broadway, Stoumers wiil leave New Orieans September 10 und Oce tober 1 tor Vera Crux aud all the above ports, SALOON (STEAMER WYOM- hicazo, Baldwin, Caledonia and Annu; Griental, Excelsior, Alderucy Park, itaritan Beach, Gold Spring and Iona Island Groves. Address or inquire at 384 Weut st., opposite Christopher stroct ferry, Hi. B.OROSSETT, —CHOLERA BANKS, THURSDAY, AUGUST and Sunday, August 37, ocean steamer SETH LOW, Anderson Colwell’ \. RK. Bth et, BRS or 6, N. RT A, steainsiip CANIMA ix intended to sail ynvection ut Kermuda wt HL, muking close yal Mull steamer tor St. Taomu ext und most direct muil and Appiy to. A,B. OUT he West Indies. © Tickets, $1 50 LETCHER to Fishing Bunks AL. —A.—A.—A,-A.—SUNDAY, AUGUST 27, The first class and Swift Steamor SYLVAN DELL, d usnal landings, Giver more time at all landings than any other beat. Beo advertiseinent on Saturday. SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION Captain Hines, will Fosren ee rough tickets issued t i, FOSTER, Manager. a f parsage apply to C. H. MALLORY & 53 Maiden lan Stoamships.—NEW YORK will sail from pier 36 North at3 P.M. for New Oreans ireight” there to Morgan's ir Morgan City, thence Through ‘fils of ind. for NEWBURG River on aturday, August 24, exns Htnflroad xan's steamers to Texas ports. to all points on the Mississinp! Rive ‘Corpus. Christi, ite and to all points on the « ntonio, Houston and vribern Texas ds. Freights for st, Mary Louisiana and Monmouth Battle Grounds. The stonmor MATTEAWAN for Keyport will | if fom Fores at 4p. M. Sautiazo, Browns Harrisburg and 51 Vexag Central, ry ns Christi and Brazos ATS FORK HIGH BKIDGE—TAKE HARLEM BOATS ‘at Peck slip and Lith st. every half hour; fare for Found tip only #0 cents. & CO, Agents; office, pior fT AND NEWBURG.—SER 86 North Kiver, OR NAassSaULN. P.— LEO loaves New York August 26. MURKAY, FEKRis & CO,, 62 South st, ORLEANS DIRECT, MWELL LINE, ANS, Capiuin Dearborn, August 26, at 9 o'clock P.M, jer No. 9, North Riv. lading given to Mobile and principal -REGULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP leaves daily 10th st. at 9:10 A. M.; Sth st., Hoboken, Pier 2, North River, ity, 10:39 AM, “MORNING BOAT FOR NEW- burg.—The large, first class favorite sleambout ton Ferry, Brookl: New York, 0; Wost 24th Jona Island, Cold spring and Cornwall, leaving Nowburg at N. B.—No tickets good’ unless procured on GULAR SUNDAY on SATURDAY. Through bills of the Mississippi Kiver. parsayzo, GU Steer M.: West 10th st., ianding at Yonkers, board the boat.” fe, $25. IER A SEAMAN, 86 West st. pea HA SURF BaTHiNa, LVESTON, TOUCHING At KEY the United states mail. ptain Pennington, will sail on . M., from Pier 20 bast River, Through bills of lading given to ail points on the ‘loustou Y nial International an West, curryin; CITY OF BAN AN Saturday, August 26, at 3 North River landings ELIZA HANCOX und @ daily exeursions to hour from 9 A. M ‘he steamers 1 ERAL SkDGWICK will mal Great Northern, Gal- and Henderson, and the Galvoston, Hur- risburg and San Antonio railroads, Freight aud in: at lowest rates, For freight or pi accommodations, apply to C. HL. M. 1:10, 2:10, 3:10 10:20, 11:20 A, M.; 12:20, 1:20, 2:20, C3 ¥330"'10:80, 11:80 A. M. and 5:10 P, M. HE GREAT CROWDS OF PEOPLE STILL CONTINUE going to High Bridge. Take bowts from Fulton and Grand sts. Buy your tickets for 90c. to High Bridge and return. ts not good on Sundays, BURG, POUGHKEE return same day, by day lin 9:10, 10:10, 11: having superior ‘ RY & CO. 153 Point and Richmond, Tuesdays, ting with the ast Lino, Piedmont Air wad with the ints in North Carolina and (via Norfolk), days and Saturday: yo Air Line, Atlantic peake aud Ohio Railroad Newborn wad Wasiington, N. wiay, Thursday and Saturday. ay and Friday at 3 P, M., jaware railroads. » paseuge tlekots and bills of tading te al points at onds, Watches, JeWeiry, &c.; a! iamonds, Watches, &c. kers’ Tickets bought of Di ‘ VD <I, JOUN'S, No CGHOMWELL' STEAMSHIP LINE. amers leave pier 10 North River foliowing days at 3 ..Friday, Sept. 1 Tuesday, Sep. 12 0 to Nova Scotia, ind she Lowor st. Lawrence, Excallout accommodations, For freigut or AKK & SEAMA W igut or passage apply to TRAVELLERS’ GUID. ANY AND TROY BY DAY HOATS C. VIHDARD M., landing at Ny: ‘cin’, Newburg, Poughkee alo, Close counection at Albany M. fur tbe West uver New York Cen- in to Saratoga and Round Lake, To Foint “and Newburg and return same day, $1; Saratoga and return, 8 40, —HIGHLANDS OF THE HUDSON BY DAYLIGHT MARY POWELL, for West Point, Pouzhkeepsic, Rundout and Kingston, rowall, Milton and New Hamburg, 39 North River (Ver excepted, at 3:0 P.M. Conn wc trains tor the North, ke., bouxht, sold r, 735 Boadway. D3 PURCHASED FOR CAsif ‘KI, No. 11 Temple place WASHINGTON, lb CROMWEL! ‘Mast direct, quick (MIGARS AND DIAMO Boston, Mass. T 697 BROADWAY, CORN. Watches, Jewelry, Silks, of every description bought and : Mt. = i “cheapest rout 4TH ST.—DIAMONDS, os aad Persoual Property: ONEY ON DIAMONDS, FINK JEWELRY, &C.— Silverware, Camel's Mair Shawls, Seal Sacques, Laces, Silks, &c.. bought and gold back at avery swali advance. GRORUE UC. ALLEN, Jeweller, 1,100 Hirowdway, near 20th st. ___ DENTISTRY. . TERTH A SPECTA’ |. substantinily made, carefull Watehos, ow beck, Catskill’ and : cs5 with "new train at 8 shkoepsie, $15 wts from ® upward, dung’ at Cozens, will leave pier ) daily, Sundays SEV OF TEETH iN THRE wets ut Poughkeepsie with ‘i Gey Bath st., neat Broadway, , ARTIFICAL TERT! NEWHURG, BY ), and 2ith st, Tona Isiand, Consens’, Wi arrive at Brooxt to Lona island and steamboat AKM ‘Ventry at., New Yo: landing at Yonke: for the round trip, # IATSKILL CREURK LINE,—STEAME) Y PERSON” HAVEING Drage aud Botth shat ¢! it @ sacrifico MILUKK, 2 Thay. ND HAND COPPER MILK CON. nnd. Connections; capacity, about 500 gallons, Stato price wand particulars 19 J. vn 7 P.M. Tiekets NEW CHAM. trom Canal st., pier ths free. 42 North Kiver N*®” YORK TO NORWALK. COUNTRY STORE p for cash; answers give full details. TINE, box 136 Herald office. __ ASTROLOGY. Cr STER Bio Orit AV Address ali letters to Post vlfice box 4,429, FIRST CLASS Owing to an accident to the steamer ARROWSMITH, the daily trips will be omitted until Friday, August 25, when they will be resume: for the balance of the senson, ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROOTR, Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses aud Gortisndt . the West and Sout OWA. M., 6 ands. SEND FOR TENTION—CONSULTATIONS ON BUSINESS, LAW ies, loaves, absent friends, love, marriage si Palace cars attacl WONDERFUL ClTLD, GIFTED WITit SkcOND +) everything Without questiouing. heeting wt Corry for Titasville, Petroloum nore, Washington and she South, “Liunited W quan an the 3 ash. REAYT EUROPE. £. COLLINS, A RELIABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY Olairvoyant; ‘magnetic.treatment, 275 6th av., near M. ‘i a 4c10 BM. Sunday 4 AL Emixrant and seco 15), 890, 7 DIC Abas sie . GRINDLE TREAT ALL FEMALE whatever the matte ray i, PHYSICIAN D. On Sunday 7:20 A. M. Rahway, Urinceto - m, Belvidere ona oer 620 and 10:30 4. M. and bw M. aay oan a timore, Mey rt 3:00 A. M. From as 10 and 10:20 P, SOA. M., 0:50 and BOAKD AND 8 ti, bet. Washington and Wast, MME, RESTELL, MIDWIFE SINCE 18i door trom Sth av. ELECTRICIAN, 35) ATLANTIC av., dd door above Hoytst., Broecivn. Con oN Abele Fe Aaa Joints, see local schedwe at Traine arrive: Prom Pittsbu 10-20 P.M, daily: 10cho A. Monday, From Washi 10, 5:10 and somu Fs 4 i i108 Oca 526 ‘O44 Broadway, No, Jon and Carttaude ‘116 and 118 Hudson st., Hebok Ss Genoral Passenger Ageut, | and sweete VONFIDENTIAL Li complaints, Dr. and Mine. tt EMALE SPECIA _calls out; advice fre: RS. LYONS, PEMALE PHYSICIAN complaints: wo care uo pay. B UCCESSFUL CURES GUARANTER by WEST, 45 Bleecker #.. near Broadway ONSU UL ALY. LTY.—NEW Dr. KM CURES ALL “ALL GASES plies and Grocerios, Daragtuxnt oF tHe PERLE MOY coo mmerw WwW. SEALED P! dorsed ** Goode, Clam Noein Bea gfe ® or i case may be), will be recuived ut Nos ‘w'nnd 42 Leonard t., New . unbil 12 ool '. Ti iw, for faratabing ie the cuactulee beiala eiten ornll of the artiste Bamed in the iollowtng list a ho above piace will be opam. for basiness afer Tuesd caters. id ohen NO, 1—MACKINAC BLANKETS—PAIRS. my, CLASS nae (oe ee an aa i Point. | 2 Point. at inches, tolinches, to}inches, to| we 8 | weigh 6 jweigh Sig/weigh 4% pounds. | ennda ‘pounds. 8.1, D.” must be plaiuly marked in contre each blanket without injury to the fabric. NO. 2-—WOOLEN GOODS, Cloth, bine, List Cloth, scaries, |, blue, twilled, 850 yards Flannel, red, twilled, 78 Linsey, pluid iS dozen Hose, women's. a 1,037 dozen Hose, ctldr c lozen Socks, men’s 4,029 Shawls, 5-4. 31 dozen Searts, 5,270 pounds Yarn, assorted colors, CLASS 4.—COTTON GOODS. 37,150 yards Bed-ticking. good quality. H rd pel 111,356 Fards Duck, standard, 8-01 7.100 yards Dentins, blue. 794 dozen Handkerchiefs, 23,900 yards Kentucky Jeans, 100 yards Satinet. 200,000 yards Sheeting, brown, 4-4 standard, heavy. 50) yards Sheeting, bleached, 4-4 stai Hickory Shirting. CLASS NO, 4.—CLOTHING 300 Blonses, lined. 8,754 Coats, saek, for mon, assorted sizes, 1,928 Overconts, sack, for men, lurwe sizes, 4.359 Pants, for men, ‘assorted sizea. “43 Suits Usckets and pants), for boys 5 to 10 years of age. 300 Suits (conte, pants and vests), for boys 10 to 16 yours of age. 2,234 Vests for men, assorted sizes, 91065 Shirts, hlekor 4.450 Bhirts, eslico. LOTS Shirts, Hannel, red, 450 Shirts, flannel, gray. CLASS NO. 5.—SHOES-GOOD QUALITY, 2,200 pairs Mon’s, axsorted sizes. 1,485 pairs Women's, assorted sizes, ‘958 pairs Boy's, Now. 6 and O. 835 pairs Mixses’, nsgorted sizes, 175 pairs Children’s, assorted sizes. CLASS NO. 6—HATS AND CAPS, 5,850 Hats, men's wool, assorted sixes, 1,522 Hats, boys’ wool, assorted sizes, 1689 Caps, eassimere. heavy, CLASS NO, 7—HARDWARE, &0, 794 doven Axes, best cust-stool, 3 to 454 pounds, 283 dozen Axes, hunter's, bent cust-steel, a. 116 dozen Ax handles, 36-inch, No. 1. 662 dozon Sewing Aw.s. 455 dozon Sewing-awl Handles. 1,437 dozen Cups, tin, pints and quarts, 2:21 dozen Dippers, Unned-iron, long handles, 206 dozen Fry-pans, short handle, Nos 1, 2 and 8, in equal quantities. 48 dozen Pans, tin or fron, pressed, 2, 4nd 6 quarts, in equai duantities. 410 dozen Pintos, tin, 583 Camp Kettles, in nests of three. 182 dozen Hatchets, 3400 dozen Planters’ Hoos, No. 2, best cast steel, 209 doxen Hoe Handles, 366 dozen Fish Hooks, assorted size, 210 dozen Fish Lines, assorted sixes, 84 dozen mill saw Files, 238 dozen Saw Files, taper, 434 inch, 1,078 dozen Butcher Knives, 6 inch. '400 dozen Hunting Knives, 6 inch, 67 dozen Skinning Knives, 6-iuch. 317 dozen Knives and Works, zood quality. 808 Voren Spoons, tuble, tinned-iron. 440 dosen Spoons, tea, tinned iron. 245 doen Shonrs, cust steel, 714 and 8 inches, TOR Crete Ce euver Traps, Newhouse, No, 24 Mink Traps, Newhouse, 1,025 pounds Indizo, CLASS NO. 8.—NOTIONS, £0, 7,025 bunches Bends, assorted colors, ‘G54 dozen Combs, course, 424 dogen Combs, fio tooth, 44 dozen Mirrors, zinc, 194,000 Needles, assotted sizes, T7100) Nowdley: Glovers jozen Thimbles, open. 1,270 dozen Spool Codon, stand make, 200 yards, ¥-cord and 6-cord, equal quantities, 1,872 pounds Thrend, linen, standurd make, Nos, 30, 33 und 40, two-thirds dark blue, one-third whitey- brow! 1,800 pounds Gilling Twine, 2 and S-cord, equal quanth ties, Nos. 30, 35 and 40, 875 pounds Cotton Muitre, for Seines, CLASS NO. 9.—MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND HOSPITAL Schedules showing in detail tho character and qugntity of the nrticles. herein’ culled. for will be furnished on applicse tion to this office, or at No, 40 Leonard st, CLASS NO, 10.—GROCEK } DR bebo t—- at 4 eet < bow ze 3 PLPETEIGE7ezeste tees £ Freorsctxseas Seas E FreOra AF eae 333% r 293 eee Fee Zit i 53° Pos aR2 bere} tat ral bal-s-s-54 cies: 489, Ses SR208 peta? Sides asbea vee stray’ BTSSSSS 45555 5. BOS Ee: Ev Sea ese ones tS g Ey seis wrESSS RP es aT ee ee: SecEee 1:8 i ee BPS T 4 sei 8. Si ashi t BaP Eres epi iisieaed: 5 2235 ge 333° eet iS: : 7 : £ red BS B3he~5 f 2 ol Srr11SsS1 111188111 Sesees : £ 5 mead Shivers Sse Ele sl gl corns z rr orep = : 31111 $81 235111 SS E818 =| 3| 4 2 es Bi aia ahaa cede | & T unog | spunog | spunog | spunog | spuno, |spuncg | spunog | spanog 2 serene = 2| : cee BSS SSS Se The bids will be opened in the presence of the Kuard of Indian Commissioners and a committee to be designated by Secretary of the Interior, and read publicly in the order given above. Bidders office addres They are invited to be set ing of the bids. Bidders residing out of New nish ® New York reference with their bids, and ile in that efty. bid must give th rties interested in. or parties to it, must have a copy of this advertisement at- tached thereto, and mayt be made upon bi which will be furnished on application to this office or to Nos. 40 and 42 Leonard st., sew York, No bids will be considered from persons who have in any respect defaulted in uny bid heretofore made. Any or all bids, or any part of any vid, will be rejected if deemed for Oe best interacts of ie [Shp tt ik ‘ i vers must companied by a certified check arate. payable to the order of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, upon some United States Depository. or upon, some one of the followins bauks:—Chemical National, New York; Metropolitdn National, New York; National Bank of Com. merce, New York; Pidladelphia National, Philndelphin First National, ialtimore; Second National, Washington; joual, Cinelunatt; First National, Detroit: Mil: Bank of Wisconsin, Milwaukee: Union + Nutional Bank of the stat which check or daft shall be not less than five per centum on tho amount of supplies proposed to pe fur- Pthed, und abell bo fortolted to the Calves mates to case auy bidder receiving wu award shall fall to execute promptly a contract, with and sufficient sureties, ac- cording to the terms of his bid; otherwise to be returned to the bidder all bidders will be held until the succensfal bidder oxeentes a contract. Bidders are required to farn of the articles bid for, except in Clasy 9, marking the price on each sample. The sample should not indicate the name of the bidder, bat shoald be identified with the proposal by ® private niark, whieh should be the saine upon the proposal as upon thé ample, Special care should be taken to ‘such a pri- mark ag will insure distinction from other bidders. No ple will be pened until iter all the bide shall have been publicly re: In executing the contract the right will be reserved to ib the qaantity of any of tl ri increase or dimin braced in tho foregoing schedule, and the turthor rig! be resorved to ineroase or decroaso the amount spécitiod any coutract to an extent not exceeding twenty. cent, A joint and sovernt bond, in tho full amount of - tract, duly executed, with two or more “muretion, und comet: tioned for the faithtu! performance of the contract in all ite particalars, must accompany the samo. The quificleney ef tho suretios must be evidenced by their affidavit as to the Vaiue Of their property. No contract, or part thereof, will be permitted to be sub- Jet or assignod to of filled by any other party without the * written consent of the Secretary ot the Interior, All articles farnished under contract must be delivered at the places designated for their recovtion, packed and marked according to directions tor shipment, without extra cherie for cases of baling when in original packages, and will be subject to inspection by the Board of Indian Com. missioners; and such articles ay may in any roapoct fall to coutorm to the samples will be rejected, nud the contractor held to furnish others of the roquired quality within Bee days; of, failing in that, they will be purchased at hiv exe pen All the goods, oxcepting the blanket: be delivered in’ New Yorr, Philadelphia, Banton wee of r, - eng, St. Loais or St. Paul.on on beta ‘Octobe: cach ides to specify place of detivery, ase oan are any of the shirty dayn trom Ue date of the award, °Y® Tamed within ¢ Groceries must ve delivered in Ne ‘aol, Omaha or s City, on of before the 2d of Uetober ipyfeapective axéncios within & rexsonable thine nd coffee for the bed Cloud and Spotted wt saunas ai be called for at once; the Ualance mt # such 3 the bala ach times and in quanti muy herent ¥ wee oreaiter be required, ten di ice to h tid’ Te* Must Yo Oolong, superior to fine tendo elasstiioar The Coffee must be delivered in double sacka, The Sugar must be delivered in barrels, full The Tobvacce must be aide of avy ping, lent solor, lent ily enough for peveervasien, wae Toeut will be made on the preventation at this offies of erly nyprovod. Q. SMITH, Commissioner, U EW YORK AQUARIUM.—WANTRD, TENDERS FOR dolivory xt Soth st. and North River of 20.000 gall N long, eS ‘er from outside of Sandy Hook, W. C. our, WELL, HOARERS —ENTIMATES WANTED et » Marr Aye ott ® Sal 20) sect deen. Abply ve JOI