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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-03
Proposals.


DFror QuAnrgnNAsTin'a OPTICAL
JEFFEnaoNytLIE, I'D, MAJ 10, t6l1.
Sealed proposals., IN duplicate, viii bs ssseiyed a.
ths oihoo until " oeloek, m, OF TUHsDAIs Jnne W
ls72, for suppyipg this Depot With s7eh quanutos 81
lIsg, 0st I'D stias . usg be rs1uirsd during .hs
HY 10 So Of the bssi quality Timothy sd vsil
balsd.
Oats Of No 1 quality. crop Of Is73 frse from art
chah, or other foreiEn matter, and sacked IN aood
sacks 70 be furnlshed by thu contractor.
STRAW 10 DO Of the best quality o. o.t val basd.
Delivery 10 be such times and places Al this Depot
- the ofiosr In charge mag direct hoparnts bids %
be made for zach article. All bids u be tnNoFssd
'Pfopysala for - and addressed 70 the under-
signed.
u gTdsr Of the 9u.,tsIEnss.sr Geps.L;
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S4HSE Il SoR

wAsmHoroH, ID, o.. Mar 4, lsla =
Bids invited for tho wofk and material for
stone gateway at the National Military Oemetsp at
NAshVills Tennessee the plan and tons for
which may be At this once, the once Of tho Act
ing Assistant a Mash VILE Tonnsssoe
mont Of the south, LouiSyll,e, Kontuchy.
Bids, Addressed 70 ne Ohiet QuAttormAasers DC;
ndoraed Proposals for gateway" will be opened at
his once on the 9TH Of June. proI., a noon -.
tstArl ON. Gen. BvL MAJ. Gen. u. 8. A.
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NONERNMKNr AALF-

(nOhhhhhkhT BALE.
OTIIcE oP PURcHAsNd AND DIsBuRsINul
PAYMABTER, UNITED BTATEa NAVY,
AT HEw YoRK, NAY %, Is7a
VIII DO sold Al public auction, At noou, MON.
mont snd ReeruiinE Yards and Docks, NsyyIGId,
Of which can DO obtained At the NEyI;yard,
my7B. PAY Director, United STATE Nav.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.


MOUNT VERNON ARsKHAL,l
MOUNT NKnNoF, ALA, May 10, it1l Y
quantity q oEdnAnoe Stores Will be sold a. this
guns, carriage and oGissons artillery lmplsmsnts and
equipments, oavAlry and Infantry AoooutIamsntA.
names and horse equipments tools and utensils yorAp
metals. 40, Catalogues Of these st2rss, oontAinipE
details and tsrms Of sale may DO obtained applies
the Ordnance Agency. New YoI5k. 20 ihis ATss9sl.
my0 Captain and o. 3. K
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pRoPosAIs ron FRrsn BEEF.


fohr woop. n. Y. H., MAyB, is71.
Sealed proposAla. In duplicate, will be resolved 81
this once until y June u, is72 for furnishing the
Fresh BOof required by the Subsistence Department
lsla
Information As 10 oonditious quality Of besi, pAy-
JOHN POPE,
myll Lieut. First ARTILLERY, A. O.B.
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u PROPOSALS FoR SUPPLIES.

IJhOfOoALo run obFFbihbs
AsnsrlST ogLRrERsLsrER's ogEloEl
Sealed proposals.. II tSpliSste. aibs byths
undsraE9ed until 4 oeioek. m, June lsl1 iSI The
he following Supplies. more or less. 1iEi
AT SAN FRANCISCO. GAL.
5CSGo poaads 81 Hay
lb0.OD pounds Of straw.
BUEsA y d Ian HihRBoR OF SAN
A.. g cords Of Wed. a., u..,u..,.
l7q0 pounds Of Barley.
IS@ P pounds 81 81 s ht1s
r,s cora! A. \ f2 2ISd S sss JOSE GAL
lin RO1ndS: q hnISTIS.S Goal E w..s ,,,
,s SsSS sa :, ny;
AT PREsIpIo, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
sslSS poupds oP AnthrSSIts Goal. Eastern.
i.SooS@ pounds q BitamiSous Goal. Wcst Hartley.
es9m pounds q Oats.
sa5,to pounds Of straw. ..
AT ANGEL ISLAND, nAIBoR on sAn IRAN.
500 cord. Of Hard Wood.
DSS0SS. q ca G1'i i.9,.
lam .iIss poana. 3 i,y:
AT ALoATRA ER iSIAEB, 95AAE E OF SAN
@ S POUND: AR&siss: 9 5s. E W.;
SSSoS pSSnds Of Straw.
Al m" oFFiofRsS 81 f TfnEk ARMY, ="
2.5lO00 pounds Of AnthTaoits Goal. KAAtoIn,
s'SO"Oo pounds OF bhuminoua Goal best west Hart
AT AIoGTRAY ISLAND. HARBoR OF SAN
soS,a 10 ID. o. moi isss Than loo IONS.
| BAmplss Of Coal and Grain 70 accompany tho bids,
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OTTIcE or rnE A. q. 4. MADISON BARRAcKsJ
sAcKErI's Harmon, N. ", MAY 1, ls12. J
Sealed pFoposA., IN duplicate, Iil BE- reoslyed at
Fresh Beef required by the Subslatsncs Department
u B. T. at this station duriug air months oommono-
ing u I, t61l
IbfofnAtion as 10 coalitions quality Of beof pay.
msnts, Ao, can be obtained By application 20
CARL n PALFREY,
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

OTnoE PosT QUARTERnAsrER,l
COLUMBIA. g. U, Mag ~. tsIl i
VII be sold at pablo auction, A. the QuArtsrmAs.
tors store house, At Oolumbe, g. o., At " o'cloot,
large lot Of QuAItsrmAstsIs Stores and Clothing and
Eqoipase, Consisting Of hat trimmnEs espe, coats,
1855 ~ ". y lkRffS,
myA Capt. NJ. 3. X, U. d. A., A. A. q. N.
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GovERNMENT SALE LEG 9E ARMY BOOTS AND

GovERSMENr 500 k55r 2E ARMY BOOTS AND
DEPUTY QUAnTEnMAbrEn 0EEERALB OYTICEl
PHIIADILPHIA, May 9, lsTa. \
Will be sold at public auction, at the bohuylklll
ArsshAl, PsnnAylySninA, on pRl0AY, June IA, ls79.
o1mmeael ig a. 70 O'clock a ~, under the dirsotion
Army.
adJo pairs Army Boots. assorted sizes. ...
| $500 pairs Army Bootsea, escorted sizes.
The terms Of sale Will DO stated In the oAta oguea
which be obtained At thla oice, al the Sehuy.
kill Arsenal, or At the auction rooms Of MOasra, AZ
Thomas sons Nos $50 and ltl Bouth Fourth street.
| PhllAdelphlA. STEWART VAN VLIEr,
| erAl u. y. A. Fr III. ~ ... myl5It
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by tho President
HAMiLror FISH, o.,
Wan DEPAHrMENr,l
AnluTAsr GEsGlAL's oIIloT, I

G.s,taI Or,fsys No mi
The following acts OF Congress are published
for the Information and government OF all con.
cerned
I.-AN ACT TO provide that minors shall not be
enlisted In tho military service Of tho United
states without the consent Of parents or guArl-
IanA
be Il enacted bv the Senate and House Of Rep.
rcscnidifues Of the United States ot Amertiod IN
ago Of twenty.one years shall DO enlisted or mus.
tered into the military service Of the United
States without tho written consent Of his parents
or guardians Pr0vided, That such minor shall
have such parents or guardians entitled 10 his
custody and control.
SEQ. 4 That IN case any oficcr know lngiy VIC
lates the provisions OF this act by the enlistment
or muster OF minor, he shall DO liable TO DO ar
rested and tried by court-mar,iAl, and, upon
conviction, shall be dismissed from the service,
or suffer such other punishment as such court
Approved, May IS, ls12
H-Ar AUT authorizing the Issue Of clothing to
certain enlisted men OF Company II, -Four.
tenth regiment Of infantry.
BE 10 enacted by the Senate and Houte Of Rep
rcIsnidiipcI Of ms UHiies States Of America IN
Congress dISembied, That tie Secretary Of War
he, and no Is hereby, authorized TO Issue clothing
In lieu Of and equal In value 70 that lost by those
enlisted men Of Company b, OF tho Fourtoenth
regiment Of infantry, whose quarters In the BAR
racks at Fort ID. A. Russell, Wyoming Terri.
tory, were destroyed by FIRE on tho morning Of
the 9th day Of February, 1871.
Approved, May rs 1s12
by order Of tho Secretary Of War.
T. d. TOWNSEND,
AdIutant General
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD ENGRAvINO.

OFFICE or THG CONGRESSIONAL PRnITERl
WABHIS0roN, MAY n, 1e7a. \
Sealed proposals will DO received At this once until
TUESDAY, June T. lsl2, at 10 O'Clock, In the fore
noon, for the Drawing and Engraving on Wood, TWEEN
tyeiEht Illustrations octave size page, three small
outs Of machinery, &e, Aod three small cuts Of In
sectA.
The engTavinEa arc all n DO sIeoutod equal To the
boat heretofore used In illustrating the Agricultural
Report and hnthed and delivered At this once with
In thlry days from tho time the contract Il executed.
The Congressional Printer reserves the right 70 re
ieot any and all bids that regarded BY him A. In.
compatible with tina public interest
The drawings can DO Boon at any tmo alter this
| date upon application At this once,
Proposals. will DO Endorsed on the envelope, PRO
poaAls for Wood EngrAylng," and addressed to M.
uLAPP, OonEressionA Printer, MAshlnEto5, ~ "
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DRoPosAIs ToR ARMY sUPPLTEs.

phOfOpALS foh ARM buFf"ho'
e.. - ,,....-.......--,Y
49,, . VlIioh vhthI vuAth,Ih.,ss -
sonk ~, hAh' a.A!.las' ~. "a
, pr9p WI % ~ W.
g1,il Y ssoes Z m, Ran. VI ~ iot uTnssiHs m'
'o''o"'ns ns,,'e' .pp,,ss y Nv 80. 1919.
FORT LEAXENwoRTH. KANSAS.
800 cords Of Hard Wood.
TORT RILEY. KANSAS.
Inn cords II Had Wood
~ tons iiay.
,s,0o, fo lg WAY LAYS KANSAS
ss9 9oraf ~ WOOD
FORT WALLAOE, kANtAb.
800 cords o. nArd Wood
go tons Hay.
Igno cords Of Wood.
90 tons HAy
FORT DoDaF. KANHAH
tyays Soiu ~ ~ ""o''
Ft1kT LYON. uot. TIKI.
~ eords o. WOOD.
"t9 N 3sttpptv tnt rVp
eao ,..dsns NHlat fbi' iND' ihh
IN, LI S1d tn !, i.J, ,.., ,,,,,, ,,n Ia IN,
Vicinity o. The POSTS respeetyeiy lsIeept Fort We.
49, ~ od 49, @ ~ y. ~. ,sas3 49,
ba eutf feat lonN. a sire.
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= RoFosAIs ZOE NSRKI , ~ a TnE WASHING.

r,-,,.. iS 49,. ", NJ y h hsDOOl. a.-....,
~ ~ W Asii ~ "a y. Avg9h1DsgSh
s..,.a IN, w, " ~. ny ~, N ~ nv
TEENTH DAY or JUNK Tor he eoastTuotion and
oomploton On Certain works moon tho WAshinEtoa
Aaneduct,
The Work 70 DO lat comprises; Completion Of the
Gate Houses at the Distributing Reservoir BuildinE
Votilators over the Oondulti Comprising Karth.WoH
a. the Distributing Reservoir, and BuildlnG Wooden
Fonoo at the High Service and Distributing Raaor-
VciIs,
bida Will Dc received Tor the complation Of tho
whole WORK, 81 Ior eaeh separaS work described IN
the speelheAuons, tho thiIteu States IeeeivihG me
right 70 eleet anJ o. ~ pas % 70 oentaet ios the
whole or separate W0rkss ~ nay SOON most adNAn'
uEoous upon comparison OF blas. a,
, PROPOSALS naAdy % haotsed nRon ne enyoiopes.
Alt rtogoss iS w Upon inc warrington Aaue-
,,,--,--- :, MAJ, 9; X BABoooK
lnASoa 1Aaus1s-- mJsSel
STRAW
HnADQuAuTERB DEPANrNEAr or RIM Lanai
CHTF OUARTTnNfAgrEi,a OTTInF
DEThoir MifII MAJ n MI (
Sealed propoaas IN triplioate IN er ne nan Al esu
ditlons With 4 copY ii lha A1Vertisansat attaehed
will be rooSlySd al The ofdce IA MANOR A MONT.
GONRRY, OIJARTFRAASrRR hi Il ARaY
BuFFAL0, n, u, until u o'slotk. noon, June Is,
Ks hSTd Wesa @ SnS 'atSs %s5Sn oo
Hay Oats aad Straw in suoh quantities. and al such
PlAsss Gnd unsf during the 6Soal year ending june
P:psIt%.aI Y a. isiissias pe.s Ess ~ sssn;
titles 70 DO delivered are approximately estimated a.
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INOR sALE-PHAETON; FINE: NEW; CHEAP. CALL
stMARkERT'S, Lexington avenue, near Twenty
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ssTRoLoGY..Elr PAcrzsiSth column
soARbERs
isB sEs inches in nSsSs SsRss PAGE
SS5 EsF9fE E5R s2Es
us1sEss fS!u%n rAerah col
Hs ~ kSak EsIs4E E5E sS'Pa
BnEs SSs1s 1sb Hns n and
oAoHMkN ai iY.a' %Sp 'aARDENERs-Twrl,rH PAar-rhird
,AsTWiSR fSsISs srEAMsHIPs-FlRsr PAex-Finh and
,usTkYY soHRDmEarvssru PAs.-Toar!h column JSnn,
:NTisfn40Nla1n fsn 4 PAer"siSih ssaSfh column. -
X o sT aHS SHE s0aMb RRp N
FURNIsHED-sEcosD PAaE-First and second col
R0PEAN sTEAMsHIPs-FIRsr PAcE-Ffth column
EuRsIoNsNs.cosgp M pAos1ESurth, T,irS rH,S%n Column
Rooms AND Ifasq&TRrs s9SRR TO
sEooNp PAsE-second column.
sSCH
IF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAex-second
~ LP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAer-Tnird and
ssGs' :" 6XRRiXdEs, 4c.-Er.,r PAor-rhird and
E soSTs a. sns s;h
AsR rss. sna
k0AN OFFICEs-sxcoND PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIHsr PAcE-First column.
column
M ICAL-TwELFTH PAGE-Fourth column.
.INERY AND DRESSMAKING-FIRsr PAcE-rhird
ysls i;ELLANEoUs ADvERT1sEMENTs-TrxrHP PAGE
IS n .jELLANEOUs-rwxLrrH PAex-Fourth column
CIV TCAL-SECOND PAGE-Sixth column.
fHa 5ONAL-FIRsr PAGR-First column.
ISESHTEsmssooSD pAoEmTiiih Eo,r { .S;a%n SS1mn
,0sALSNFIssM5 M rAc1TFSsrtn colnTn rpuA1rs
TWELFTH PAaE-Second column:
RENT-ELEvENrH PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns.
nFi ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-EIxvENrn PAcE-sixth
as !. ESTATE wANTED-EIxvEsTH PAoH-sixth col
REl GiOus NOTICEs-FIRsr PAGz-Fourth column. -
REe ARDS-FIRsr PAGE-First and second columns
E J:S AT AUCTION-FiRsr PAGK-Sixth column.
GIfu ATOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
r ss5 srioSs SH'''N WNHNTED-MALEs-rwrI.rH PAor-sec.
aPE fXL NOTiCEs-FIRsr PAGE-Second column
F FF0aTING-DOGS BIRDS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Third
FlrN TER REsORTs-ELEvKSrH PAGE-Fourth column.
Eat rRADES-TwELrrH PAcE.Fourth column.
euE rURF--FIRsT PAGE-Thrd column
EFT FOR BUSINESS PURPOsES-SEooNp PAGx-
TRAY ELLERS' GUIDE-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
Z NttI FINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
3EcoHD PAGE-SecOnd and third columns.
g slUHEsTER CouNTY PRoPERTY FOR SALE OR
70 LET-ELEvRNru PAGE-Fifth column
S. LIQUORS, dC.-SEC0ND PAGE-Fifth column.
khCllTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGR-Fourth col
Imn
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REWARDS.

DC tween the Arsenal and Mall August 10, let and
gold Pm marked s. E. q. The finder will receive the
above reward by leaving the Pin West Thirtfourh
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&1O REwARD-FOR THE RETURN OF GRAY
OIU Parrot, lost Friday evening from II Lafayette
Mace: had small spOt right
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70 RAID BRANCH OFFICE-UPTOWN
4 - REFRESHMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
lEC IvED AT TIE BRANCH OFFICE,
l266 BROADWAY,
WBr SIDE, BETWEEN TnIRTYFIRsr AND THIRTY.
sEt md STREETS.
ADvERrIsEMENTs ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. NJ
NIL sP. M. ON WEEK DAYS CsuNDAYs2 TILL
? - AT OFFICE RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF
any KIND.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

PACIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE TO
l. California, japan and China
o~s ssI2s s9s S
Or and 5 each o% sm% S
wSss Sss ss Ssf a:s
S, S's: eenass;as Si,s
necing for Central american and south Fscic pors
Er for % al Way lS%s po%s
steamer JAPAN VIII leave San Francisco Angus. 81 for
s @ ' apply Ie sd
TINTED STATES AND gRAzIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
ssgsn, South M
6 Y%ai r August fss i;o% rom
For freight or passage wa sPPlyo z g Arrrsox As,,,
No. bowling Green.
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAvANA.-ATLANTfC
MAJ, sss%shp CGpPany ssSs % 5ssn1Iy every
M6RRo CASTLE, Captain I. H. Morton, via Nassau,
SSESRSE GaSS Captain Ssa Grs.s. Ss s.Sts%Cs4
For freight or passage apply (? n,Nocp p...,,.n,
No. s-Bowling Green
FoR SET xfsJiAsfsl 1ShfASs DEFESE sFENEsu1p LINE
fro" pier No ofSEaaE iSSse EVE SE.Sh 4 0e0oFrM
1sa rss ss.s ass @ Ia ss'ss ssssss St
on sfcSa%
L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship CURTEs, Captain Kemble will leave
psT s0FS rs hsse sceeTed ~ dssFS"y . August NJ
Through rates given TO Galveston, Indianoa, Mobile
and 81 Louis. Cabin passage, ESQ., aesrage, SO
For freight or passage apply 70 -
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II Southern Line. a.
Tho steamehIp CITY OF GALVESTON,
Captain Jones. -.
will leave pier u East River, Wednesday, August II.
Ere ght for 1t Louis, Mobile ana onivestoh takcn
| For freight or passage, having superior accommoda-
"V"'' "''' G. H. MALLORY CO., iss Maiden lane
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT
HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION co.

HARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION CO.
Commencing July !, 1872
Steamers SYLVAN GROVE, SYLVAN STREAM, SYLVAN
GLEN and SYLVAN DELL,
Landing at Harlem 10th street. 1O9th street. Astoria,
Eleventh street and Peck slip.
WayLanding at 10th street. l09h street. Astoria and
Eleventh strset.Leaye Harlem 8, O. 10 and IL A. M
EIprsss-Landins at l2oth street and Peck slip only
Leave Harlem 3o 7;so s;59 80 aud 10 "a. NJ; isao
WsyLaadlng st Eleventh street Astoria io9th street
o. and 10 A. NJ; IAN; l,Sa,5, 6:i3 and T; NJ.
Exprces-nudng 10th and 9Dth street Harlem
Leave Peck Slip 80 30 30 10 80 and II 80 A. N.
/ 20 2 so 50 sd s so and s SOP. NJ.
The A. boat from Harlem, aud the 6:b +. N. from
Peck slip do not land at l09th street
Freight received from A. NJ until Z. M
Schools and picncs taken reasonable terms.
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT
Boats leave Harlem at 80 A. NJ, and hourly and hale
hourly thereafter during the landing at Astoria and
7:SoP. NJ, and Peck slip ut s:l5 p NJ:
This s the only line connecting with the regular line OF
boats for High Bridge.
PsseIgers by limo Of boats visit the Govern
ment works at He'll Gate, Bchnedcr's and bchutzers
Parks at Astors Christ Park and karls Park at North
New York. ARD High Bridge.
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THAVELLERS' GUIDE.


AMP 1fGx y M
saR Yoser as oS anG
by boap PoushEespse Rhinebeck, Tlvoli, catskiil
Trip IcDsts to cozzcns' West Point, Cornwall and New
0a5s GonnsSns Sr sa1 al pSS Shy West and North
Special trains to Saratoga and sharon same evening
A FTERNooN BOAT FOR NEwBURG PoUGHEEEP-
wall s@ss So
POWELL, from vesry St, pier 49, every afternoon at 20:
EVENING LINZ sTEANEEs FOR 5Eox
POWELL Leave pier IS North River, foot North Moore
ary
~ T. oLYPHANT, Captain Z. 7. Wilson, leaves regn;
S Ery6tS Ssy sS EsS .n@ ~
fseK sip % 50 and q sacke Street. Brooklyn iOAS and
The steamers ' BRISToi. and PkovfDENCE, nom
New White and rovas pcn'' In
Han '"na engaged ''f isssS sHcos superintendent
O' Harbor and New suffolk
Summer arrangement commencing July@
The New York Steamboat Company viii despatch, from
s North Ser daily unanys excepted O'Clock
j. !"s E. sSIidSLER 6o%%sHdsr % B. Edwards
$1ssS
Returning, will leave
Sag Harbor at p. NJ, Greenport at 30 2. ~,
Shelter Island at P. NJ. Orient at o 80 r NJ.
Is follows steamer j. b. SCHUYLER, Monday, wednes.
day Friday; steamer ESCORT, Tuesday, Thursday, Sun
day Sundays steamer will leave Sag HarbOr at p N.
steamer j. b. sCHyYIER will Leave Sag Harbor Non:
A. W. DIMOCK, President, No. Bowling 0reen
DEGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR KEY,
II port Elzabethport, Union Landing RSssyille and
tain Wm Hitchcock, leaves Barclay street at 96 A. NJ
DECuLAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW
IL burg, landing at yonkers Iona Island, West Point
aud Cold Spring-rhe favorite steamboat SLEEPY HOI~
Low, Captain James Sherman leaves Fulton ferry.
Brooklyn at o'clock Christopher street. North River,
s0 thirty fourth street. North River o. every Sunday
morning. Fare for the excursion, 81.
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rVHE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET COMPANy's
i iron mall steamship
CIMBRA,
Captain W. Stahl will all Thursday August 22 1872
at2 =. NJ, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York Plymouth, London
Cherbourg and Hamburg.
First Cabin, Sl20 SECOND Cabin, &72.
Steerage $50, payable In United States gold.
KUNHARDT CO., @. b. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
81 Broad street, n Y. ii Broadway, N. Y.
The VANDALIA win sail August 49,
CREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE TO BRISTOL.
u Engiand.--Thc magnificent new steamship
GREAT WESTERN Stampcr sails August ~.
Cabin passage, $40; intermediate, S45; steerage t30
prepaid tickets, SH
Apply to z. K. MORGAN'S SONS 70 South street.
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kEWARD-LOsT.-ONE CERTIFICATE OF 100
mares OF tne CORONA Consolidated Mining Company,
evaeai Two Certhcates Of 81 Sha OF the same; two
inSatss o. 70 share. 9f the same DRAFT $780,
iu Of citLenshp In the name OF Peter Muller The
ser OF the shares ana payment Of the dram has been
70 paper by y. W. uEYHE BRO.. I3WilIiain street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

CUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURG.-THE
= steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will leave the foot
OF Eighth street every Sunday morning. att o'clock;
Martins wharf Fulton ferry, Brooklyn ct o'clock;
street at 45; landing at Cozzens West Polnb Cold
spring and Cornwall. Returning leave Newburg at
O'clock arriving In New York at o'clock T. NJ Fare eOc.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

LNALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
II The steamers BRISTOL. and PROVIDENCE, rom
pier North Riyey foot Sf Murray street. daily SUNDAYS
New England, the White Mountains and Provinces
Halls Band engaged for the season.
A. r. BACON Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-18

rT,O CONTRACTORS.
l. Proposals for Riprap At West Bank
OFFICE or TME C0nnIssrONKRs OF QUARASTfNF,(
No. z EXCHANGE CoURr,
NEW YORK, August l3, 1877.
Proposals per cubic rd for about 5000 cubic yards Of
Riprap corresponding with that the premises,
and to placed directed sealed endorsed asaboye
will received by the undersigned at the once OF the
Commissioners Of Quarantine until o'clock NJ Of the
day OF septembe at which time they will be publicly
opened The Board to itself under the law,
their discretion 10 any bid which may not deem
Tor the interest OF the state 10 accept.
nIcHARp sCHELL, Commissioners
SAMUEL BARTON, Quarantine.
A. OAKEY HALL. Mayor OF New Yor.
h. 3. POWELL. MAYOR Of Brooklyn
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PENDLETON TO TIE DENOCR

The anniversary of the battle of New
Orleans, the Sth of January, which is put
down in the democratic calendar as day
to be observed for manufacturing demo-
cratic enthusiasm, was made the occasion
of II letter from Hon. George Ii. Pendleton
to the party.
Two difficulties he sees in the admins
tering of the government by the republ-
cans. One is centralized military govern.
ment, the other corruption in Office and the
need Of reform of the civil administration
The first of these troublesome subjects, in
the imagination of Mr.. Pendleton, has
been harped upon so long that it is worn
out. The same alarm has been ringing in
the ears of the country since the rebellion
began. 1t was started then to aid the
"erring sisters" in their attempt to de-
stroy the Union. An excellent answer to
this stale cry is the one sent by General
Grant to the despatch the other day re-
questing him to declare martial law in
New Orleans. The federal authority he
declares shall not be employed against
persons or parties unlawfully conspiring
against the State government. Let Mr..
Pendleton and his friends take notice of
this and cease to be alarmed for State
rights.
The other matter which disturbs Mr.
Pcndleton, the condition of the civil SER
vice under republican administration,
ought not to trouble him very seriously.
The system of distributing and controlling
the government offices and other patron