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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26
REWARDS.

nETECTIvEs 4 KING, ~ BROADWAY AND II
New srectestabiishrd ls62furnish only reliable and
experienced operatives Branch Offices in Chicago and St.
Louis Correspondents in al princ pal cities and Europe
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HORSES, CARRIA>-lsS. NS.
T THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL.
Office and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post ONCE.


THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our business II conducted st our
- horse AUCTION MART,
Ito, III AND ia EAST 18TH ST.. NEAR 9Th AV.,
where hold regular
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY ESDAY AND FRIDAY.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having Horses Carriages to SELL will find house per-
fecsy reliable conduct this branch OF business as
we 90 all other business, the same straightforward
principles which govern honorable houses in all mercantile
NE GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
that Is warranted sound fIom - to 4S hours trial. -
ENTRIES FOR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGFS
can be at down Office and salesro0m ~ Mas
sau street. where also keep register OF horses for pri
sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CoNsIGYNENTs.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, ArCTIONEER.
- THIS DAY THURSDAY. AT II O'CLOCK.
THE ENTIRE PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENTS OF THE
LATE JOHN MYERS, DECEASED,
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE, AT PRIVATE STABLE 227
WtST TWrhT SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN SEW
ENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUES, COMPRISING
One chestnut Tro,ting Mare; can trot In ESQ;
One bay FAINT Horse,
One sorrel Family Horse
sixseat Rockaway Carriage,
Four sea- Paik Phaeton,
Two Top Wagons,
Two Dou le Harness.
Two sets Single Harness,
One double Sleigh,
One single Sleigh,
Three Lumber Wagons,
Three sets Truck Harness.
Blankets Robes, &C., &C., being the entire contents Of
stable.
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL, Auctioneers,
10, IL and lii East Thirteenth street.
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PROPOSALS..
Dosr OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT House,
IL New York city,
OH OF SUPERINTENDENT, Oct. 81, 1871.

Posr OFFICE sIc AND UNITED STATES COURT House,
wRoTdGT q %sD cnsT TKos WORE a % ISL
.nsndsas NJ sove%csr 5 ISL for farel.Sns Dc.
yen nS and pasg IN place The wrought and
now III. csn..,ns rolled beams. channel
.s oI: a aa s ana 4: ss roS
Tsrs n IS. bed
70 third story furnished delivered. put
the whole to be completed and put place
The win be permitted the of the derrieks
AMI engines 10 putting the work 10 place without charge but
working them, who viii be furnished by tho department
All scan oil Ing to be furnished by the contractors.
Proposals will be made BY the piece neal foot or by
as 'i pTo1,dei for in The scSedaie.
hut the RI S % Se
Paymeps viii be made moSshy deduc,na ten per cen.
All bids be accom- aned by penal bond in the
Of ooOo that the bidder win accept and perform the con.
certined by The Une3 States judge Clerk the United
States Court or District Attorney OF tho district where he re-
tn. rich, reject al BIDS
and any bid that not made on the printed form to he OBJ
to the requirements Of this viii consid
ered neither win ANY proposals be received from psrie.
or wrought won work and have not the necessary IA
Propose will 20 endorsed bids for Iron WORK." and adj
dressedto CALVIN I. HULBURD, superinten lent
DRoPosALs FOR FLOATING IRON DOCK.
NAVY DEPARTMENT., Sept g. 1871.
Sealed proposals. endorsed "Proposals for buldlng
Floating Iron Dock" will be received the Navy Depart
m nj IL o'clock N. Tuesday, the 9th OF december,
Ib7l furnishing materials and doing the work for the
construction Of Floating Iron Dock for the repair Of naval
vessels their stations agreeaoy to the pans specimen
tons In III osc. and open tor the inspection
OF all become bidders. This contract will DO
bidders be thoroughly responsible and
competent for work OF this character, and good and SUD-
Client security In the sum OF ak hundred thousand dollars
be required for the faithful performance OF the contract In
accordance with and conditions thereof the
time prescribed therein, and further that the docs. Nhen
completed shall fail IN the and OBJECTS set
perform all shall be therein
Of BY reason, direct Indirect OF default
deficiency the Of the contractor In oming
and performing In particular, the terms, conditions
plans and specifications OF said contract.
The right reserved to reject bids their accep.anc
NOT considered 10 be for the interest of the government
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 NY PERSON GOING TO DENVER OR SALT LAKE
N City return Tickets less than Qular
rates. Address TRAvkLLER Herald onlce
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOATING IRON DOCK.
THE BALL SEASON.

VERY FINE FLOWERS FOR TRIMMING BALL AMI
evening drsssesj also Feathers aud Ornaments.
II, PlNCHOH, n Drevoers place ~ Las, Tsath sEeeN
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS,

ss:s "a North ssy.. Man s.ssn.s,s.
ssHHst E%%::s: s: zSssfa
a sas:s sdsk sss .asas S S:s
w.n..as, or r a, s,,.r.s.
aud SCOTIA By other wsdnssasy nps
s s:ssaa g. s cold :ss ss
s ss,SpS 6 GSss' ana soa
c.Isy steamers sssrass PASSENGER, s'''
Return gold s'eeraEe currency
Tickets. TO Paris. SIS gold additional '''' S0''
paris T Of Europe one at lowest ra.s..
Antwerp and other ports on the Continents and for
For freight and cabin passage apply a. the company's
Oncs. No Bowling Green.
For ''''r'ss passage SSa!GR ss asss
Ne. xess cork ana a,yssgee' New and fun pow.
oGGIEAaSSIG AANGAEcrIc. R kppRRTYRHIc
A sa. 5000 burden $500 h. p each; '.A ,
Ssw Liverpool on
From the White Star dock Payona ferry, Jerscy CITY
Passenger Recommendations (for all ciasscs unrvalcd
combining safety speed and comfort s.,,,,, 80.
ship secon where least motion fel Surgeons and stew
Rate. saloon, $50 in gold; s.eersse $3.50 In currency:
can @s wnS sena Tor eoas 'n
PASSENGERS booked % All parts e Agerlca Paris
Txcnr.ion tickets Granted at aI lowest rates. N'''
Broadway, New York. J. H. SPARKS, Agent
ISMAY. IMRIE CO., 10 Water street, Liverpool, and
No. 2 East India avenue Leadcuhal street, Lonion.
TIME Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET CoMPANY's
iron mai steamship EsrpgArJA.
Captain H. F. Schwensen will sail October a. 1871 at
Il. M, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York Plymouth, London.
Cherbourg aud Hamburg.
First Cabin Yl20: Cabin 973 Storage gold:
payable in United States gold
The VANDALlA will leave for Hamburg extra steamer
October % and take passengers Mt the usual rate.
The HOLSATlA will sail October 81, lsn.
kUkHARDr Il CO., q. u. RICHARD 4 BOAS.
General Agents. General Passenger Agents.
81 Broad street, N. Y. No. Barclay Etrcet, N. Y.
DALTIC LLOYD.
ID For Settn direct touching at Christansand and Copen
hagen to land passengers and mails.
The first class steamship
FRANKLIN, Captain Y. Dreycr.
VIII sail Tues lay Nov. 2, at NJ from pier IL North
River. To be followed by steamship HUMBOLDT, Captain
p. Barandon. TUESDAY, Nov. -.
Cabin usage. gold, $50 Seera o. gold 800
Freight for Petersburg and other important ports or the
Baltic received ant through bills OF adng signed. For
freight OF passage apply to ......x a.,x,
office ~ Broadway.
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INMAN LINE
L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Royal Mail steamers are appointed to sail follows:-
CITY OF ANTWERP Thurs lay, Oct. % r, NJ
cimn " Lusp ~ Saturday, Oct y, z. ~.
CITY OF LIMERICK Thurs lay. Nov. 3 A. NJ
CITY or Saturday Nov. 4, 10 A. NJ.
and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday pier 10
North River.
Rates OF passage
Payable in gold. Payable In currency
First Cabin ...........975 Steerage. ........ $50
To LONDON 80 To LONDON. :. .....,. IS
To Paris. 90 To ......... 80
Passengers forwarded to HavTe Hamburg, Sweden,
Norway and Denmark reduced rates.
Tcks be bought here at moderate rates by persons
wishing to send for their friends.
For further Information apply at the company's orlce
JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, York.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid favorite the Continent
will sail from pier 80 North River. folows:--
SI .saturday, Nov.
WASHINGTON Roussan Saturday, Nov. Is
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surmont. saturday Dec.
Price OF passage in gold (incuding wine, to Bress
Havre:-
cabin second cabin.
Excursion tickets NJ re iuced ratss -
These do passengers.
American travellers going to returning the CONT
of Europe by taking the steamers of this both
by English railway and the discomorts
the Channel besides saving time trouble expense
GEORGE MCKENZIE Agent IS Broadway.
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A NCHoR LINE.
%sn 70 and from
es 70 .ns s s .pd D
rs.s Britain Sssaa sPaany Ser~.y f.' s"s
ably and '''Apy i y s ANY 0 Ssr !aa!s line
wedns,d.s os' CALEDONIA IRON Saturday snS aSt Ss
SsdFs.s SS ssisss Nov
from pier 20 se North river, New YORK :.
cabins AZ as, ssg s, ::SST 1yo.
'f rn sGsa%%a snsss s si sln s
G,I.idcass. be boush. here By
Drafts issue T. payable on presentation.
Npp'H EN Nh sI BRoTaaRs. No Bowling Green.
For the accommodation OF is patrons and the public the
beside, ,exets tickets to any railroad
CIV '''''
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
- ryms the United states mails.
.. Sailing every wednesday.
WISCONSIN. Williams. Msso
Sh'ADA' '0''y From pier Is North R.v.r 10
Cabin passage M ses sssrsss s currency
and sweden Draft. Enssn France saa
'''"' % ,%iJJsSs HsS.S tss, 3 s.s.avsy 9.
n STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
from pier n North River.
FRANCE, ao%D.Sn Oct y
- For London direct
Erin, Lawson. Tuesday, Nov Z, Al II NJ
Passage to Lyerpoo,, Queenstown London direct
Cabin, 80 and 500; s.eerage, SIS, currency.
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown
, Lonr..terry and Glasgow x33, currency
For furh-S earcuars apply the company's ONCE, 6{
Broadway. y. w. J. HURST, Manager.
| STEAM TO LIVERPOOL Ays QUEENSTOWN.
| - CuNAR0 LINE.
ss:ss.sSssy. s;ss
Sss% gs,sss. $50 sss,S; o ssrss ss 's'rsn''
For freight or CABIN passage apply No. Rowing Green
For steersge passase apply q Ill kroadway Iriuy bid
ine ORAR1Aka IRANukLYN AGENT
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

Harness and top Wagon, suitable for light business
all 10 goo Can be Washington Livery Stables
corner Twenty sixth and Sixth avenue
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FLEETWOOD PARK.-wEDNEsDAy, OCTOBER 2s,
Purse and stake Of x2NO mile heats, best In s.
n. Mace enters Indiarubcr Ben and running mate.
r. Carpenter enters Kin ston and running mate.
William Borst enters Honest Allen running mate.
Trotting TO commence at r. II.
i. J. NJ VAN CORTLANDT, President
u. TALLMAN, Superintendent
TIC above race has been postponed until Wednesday No.
vember L, 1911.
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DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
during the week ling Saturday, October %, l3l viii
Office Tuesday at liz A. H., Wednesday
p. H. JONES, Postmaster.
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TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
II Old Dominion steamship Company !.
Steamships OF this line leave pier ~ North RIVER foot OF
Beach street.
Steamship SARATOGA. for Norfolk, City Point H,ahs
mond thursday, October % at NJ Steamship ALBE-
MARLE with freight Norfolk and Portsmouth only,
on Friday, October 81, connecting with the Virginia
and Air line, the seiboard Inland Afr line,
Petersburg ana Weldon Railroad. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Richmond and Danvile Railroad. Through
passenger tickets through bill lading
10 NIL points South and Southwest.
passengers taken by ships sailing Monday. wsdnss
day aud Friday,
Apply Office pier S1 onlce of the company, ISL
Greenwich Atroct, corner Of Dew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26

Geo FOR SALE. A FINE DOUBLE BREECH-
pOV. loader, ten-bore. Inquire of c. PRAL, jcwelry
store, Stapleton, 9. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26

CUNDURANao-THE ATTENTION OF THE MEDI-
cal profession Is nV1esd to our Fluid Extract OF the gem
uine Cundurau Bark Eacn minm of repre-
grain Of the bark and j. free from Alcohol GEO
j. WtNCk, Pharmaceutical Chcrast ISL Sixth avenue
tween Twentythird AMI Twentyfonn streets, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26

(NUNDURANG0- KEENE Il CO.'S FLUID EX.
~ tract The wouderlu remedy for Cancer Syphilis Scro-
ua Ulcers Salt Kheum and all otter chronic diseases
is prepared from the genuine Ounduran bark
Ecuador secured by stance Of the authorities of that
country Sold by all druggists Ia pint bottles having
trade mark and full directions for Price $l0
LaboratOry 60 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26

CPEED-FoR SALE TIE FAST TROTTER SYRACUSE,
- 159 hands. dark coor and reliable road horse. Sold
for but for want of This Is chance seldom
offered to kene handsome and speedy horse. Can be
JOHN GRANTS stable No. % Doughty street,
Fulton ferry BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26

NY SOLDIER SUFFERING WITH ANY CHRONIC
disease ontrac.ed in the serve was wounded
injured during the him 10 NV o0ce
and will ret him pension for life. Or. T.. H. JACKSON
| late Surgeon United States Navy 81 Park row room 90
New Yor " y
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FINANCIAL.

HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR STATE CITY.
County Bonds also Railroad Securities, ~ WA A.
q EST. % Wall street
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WASSrED..aAa STYLISH HORSE u TO ~ HANDS .N,Is
Bile coupe for $3.50 $500. Address NJ. L. H. Herald
Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04

Grace the Luxembourgtbe two latter are ainDulae''
full OF wounded-appear to have offered spcclai ao''
tions 10 the Prussian bombs We hear That the Sap1
,riare and Bicetre-the latter refuge for Old women
and the aenated-haye received their full share OF fr
sian New-Years gifts and that school for choren III
the Rue dc Vanguard, has not escaped tner ysi'"'o
Coes loud and deep" III the air, invoked upon the
head OF an enemy who kills little children III 'iei op,
d most assuredly If the French ever cain the upper
49,, ., Tho prussians the war will assume the phase
81 ono ~ determination. The projectes, winch nave
10, picked Nh whole, Of various dimehsiohs'
,bo majority weighing, average 40 hhosfanc7'
or about $50 pounds English; but niie reach IA po,
T average measurement is three centimeters IN thOk
~ inclusive OF the leaden envelope, ~ cenume'eis u
letter and * centimeters in hight. IL Is compu'ou
,ha, nm IN the present hour at least 900 OF theso mug
nroiectiles-some accounts say upward VI i'VV'
ao thrown into Paris since the 9Th. These have faieh
within limit extending from the Poiht uu''ou - g.
Iardin 6esPlantes and, far as we yet know tne i
.,, o,nt reached within the walls, is the Flace d.
c,o whore one of these explosives fell last Night ot
ithout doing any damage save knocking down hoaru
inc surrounding an empty plot OF ground III "hicn IL
dronned The extreme distance 70 which the frusshh
shells have been cast is $500 meters from theH he.
battery on the nights OF Chation In the night VI ~
9Th tho coprisr of the 4Gth Battalion OF the hatoha
Guard was killed in her bed, in the Rue DeamDre An
other shell burstlnto No SO Chaussee du Name at Oo
the same time and wounded two persons Between y
and in the morning 81 shells fell upon inc oDser' d'o
Numerou, other casualties occurred in the same quar-
tars The bombardnent varies in intensity every night
but is nevertheless continuous throughout usually I
inang at about in the morning, TO recommence a1 o
and going on Then stops for time, and Is AGAIN
resumed with more less pertinacity. can omy con
tnue TO record the calm indifferent attitude OF the
incubation under this new and terrible trial.
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by children, by denented men and women, oy incura
blcs by lyingn women and by the aged and de9ttu11
OF both sexes. Another has gone forth from Hio
Curator OF the Museum Of the Jardin-des-
Plantes Of which the magnificent collection OF
orchldeous plants valued at 10000 francsJ has
been dcstroyed-a collection unriyaled in any part OF
the world and which viii require many years to re-
place. If the rehabilitation be accomplished. The
loss TO botanical science is The protest OF the
members of the Diplomatic corps and OF the Consular
service based upon the right Of neuas to receive
intimaton of intended bombardent, in order that
they may the opportunity Of quitting the city TIE
document which has been transmitted TO n. de Moike
asserts this right after laying stress upon Che fact that
several citizens belonging neutral Powers already
victims OF the bombardment II else points out that
women, children, aud wounded persons have ben
killed. but Is not expected any Of their protests viii
produce the least result the b0mbarlinent continued
through the whole Of last night and at this hour OF writ
-mid-day-our forts and bastons have not ceascd
firing. 1t is one continuous roar.