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PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for December is
to hand, containing nineteen choice pieces of
Vocal aud instrumental Music, all of which
can be had for 30 cents. Ii seems hard to
believe that so much can be furnished for such
small sum, but we know that it is. 1t comes
regularly every month, and contains nothing
but good Music.
Bound volumes for 1871 are offered, post
paid, for So. They come elegantly bound in
crimson cloth, gilt sides and edges, and are
guaranteed to contain $50 worth of choice
Piano Music, (some 200 pieces.) If ordered
per express, $3.50 will secure it. We would
advise all those seeking Holiday Presents to
bear this work in mind. Music is always a
proper present to lady, and in no other
shape can the same amount of good music be
bought 1t is published by j. l.. Peters, 500
Broadway New York.
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T. Subscribers to PETERS, MUSICAL M
MoNTHLY get all the latest and best uA
III Music at one and two cents piece. TT
- Every number contains from 81 to SO ~
~ worth of new Mnsic and il can be had z,
Ia for 80 cents. The July and August num- -
A bers ntain thirty pieces of Music az n
IA pages, sheet music size and will be |
- mailed for so cents. Address j. l.. =.
l. PETERS, 900 Broadway, New York. T.
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HE December number Of LippincoNs
magazine contains q very graceful, spirited
and artistic poem by Il. Buchanan Read, en-
titled " Monte Testaccio." This poom is marked
by all the most charming characteristics of its
author. "The Cold Hand,' a tale of New
England life, by Clara f. Guernsey, is graphic
IN portralture, and vigorous in style and senti-
ment ''Ouida' " novelette,, "A Branch of
Lilac is brought to conclusion. MY Long
Lost Brother " is "a sprghtly story from the
pen OF Charles Warren Stoddard, with whose
captivating style the public has already become
acquainted. Robert NJ. Walsh, in a paper en-
titled Trips to the River Plate" furnishes
some very truthful and animated pictures of
South American society in the days of Rosas,
the Dictator. Mr. Walsh has apeculiar talent
for brilliant and entertaining narrative. Phan-
tom Limbs" by DIR. S. Weir MITCHELL is a very
curious and interesting SKETCH. descriptive of
the nervous phenomena experienced by those
whose limbs have been amputated. The in
formation which it conveys in highly popular
and readable manner, will be entirely new to
many. "Balzac as Artist and Moralist,' is
careful, discriminating, and very attractive
criticism of the method and style of one of
the most original and powerful of modern
noyelists. lie Is contributed by Kate Hillard
"a Stroll in Virginia. by Richard b. Elder,
contains considerable information respecting
the present condition of society in the most
aristocratic State of the South j. w. Palmer's
article, :" The Sharpless Crayons,' is deserving
OF more than usual attention. Ii gives a very
agreeable and accurate history Of what is prob
ably the most interesting and important col
lectisn of portraits ever made in this country.
Mr.. Whymper's delightful narrative of adven.
ture IN the Alps is continued. The illurtra-
tions which accompany it are both numerous
and beautiful. "Oar Monthly Gossip pre-
SCENTS much that is highly entertaining. A new
department has been opened in this number of
the magazine. 1t is entitled 8 Foreign Litera-
ture," and contains criticisms of prominent
French and German publications.
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PROPOSALS.

COLONIAL sECRETARy's OFFICE, NAY 49, 1871
~ NOTICE TO C0NfRACToha
The government OF Prince Edward Island will until lSth
July next receive tenders for the construction and eauip
ment of railway of feet inches gauge from a
to Georgetown, distance of about 10 niles
Payment VIII be made In Prince Edward Island govern
men, bearing s per cent interest," payable half
specifications be and forms OF tender other
Information obtained the Government Engineers oncs
Charottetown nftcr Goth June next
No tender Will be recognized unless made on the printed
form.
The do not bind themselves accep, the low
CITY OF LYNN. MAss.-DEsIGNs FOR SOLDIERS
CITY HALL, June 2, 1871.
Designs specifications and estimates for to
be City Council OF Lynn In honor OF those
her citizens who fell during the late will be received at
the City the 10th day Of july 1871
u o'clock The cost OF erecting the mnnumsnt complete
not to exceed 100000 premium OF $3.50 will be paid
Council The right reject any all designs hereby
served the committee and all retectcd designs Will be ro
turned TO the who submitted them For further
Information application be made TO the undcrsgned
For the Joint Special Committee on Site and Plans
b. b. BREED, Chairman.
DEpARTMENT OF DOCKS, S15 AND a4s BROADWAY,
IL New York, May 81, 1871.
To Co oRa-Proposals enclosed In . sealed
for river wa with name OF the bidder will be
the Office OF the Department of Docks until Saturday June
H. 1871 l2 O'Clock for delivering zoo cubic yards Of
stone for river WALL be delivered from on board vessels
pier No North river
Blank Of specifications and agreements can be oh.
aned the occ OF the Department ON or aer tuesday,
tho Goth inst . ss,.
WILSON 9. HUNT,
RICHARD N. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Commissioners.
j. GnDNvILLE KANE,
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J. GnENvILLB KANE,
Secretary.
TREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
n


OFFICE OF NAVY PAYMAsTER,
No. 20 BhoADwAY, New YORK, June ls7LS
ycseaSe., w 0e received This oaee until O'CLOCK
pounds or Fresh aud soo6o pounds yegsts
The Beo must Of good quality and equal to hc grade
TO make the best mess beef aud be devered In
equal proportion q fore and hind The Vegetables
and Vegetables must be offered for by the pound
Bonds with approved security WIN he required 70 one-
per In addition vii, be withheld from the amount OF
each payment collateral security for the due PERFORM
Of the contract which reservation will not be paid until
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantee,
Saasr. & bid 10 apeete enter into an obi
CATION within Ave days with good and sufficient suretes, to
furnish tho articles proposed ,
and the Department the right to reject any
proposal unless the responsibility OF the guarantors oert
which they reside unless the license required by act OF
Congress IL furnished with the proposal 40 well az to reject
article shall be dcvered leaving balance due on
the other article the contract be considered ~ CON-
p'''J j. O. BkXDFoKD. Pay Director United States Navy.
S OF june nSNsfk M THIRD DIS
FRoPosALs FoR BUiLDiNG LiGHTHOUsE ON BLUFF
POINT. vALooUR BLAND, LAKE CMHAMPLAiN; CHAM
3d. 1871 The materials and labor for construction OF
Lighthouse on Bluff Point, vaicour Island Lake Cham
oace and which viii be furnished to bidders application
therefor to the undersigned
Proposals must be In duplicate ~ guarsn
proposal They must be addressed to tho
endorsed the envelope Proposals for con,
This the right % reject any or all bids,
deemed dsadvantaseous to the d9vs.nwen. rS"s,puvr
Lieutenant Colonel OF Engineers.
Engineer THIRD Lighthouse District
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CEALED PROPOSALS
y will be received by the Committee Buildings, Re-
pars the Department Public
At ONCE of the Clerk OF said department Of Grand
streets, Wednesday June H. 1871, and until
O'Clock r. NJ the work and materials for the alterations,
repairs furniture and painting for Grammar Schools Nos IS
and 4s.
Pans and specifications may be at the oce of the Su
pernendent OF Buildings and Repairs No LAG Grand street,
third aoor
The successful bidders win be held strictly the al
low ed for completion the Eacn
contain the OF two responsible and
The committee the right reject any all
popo''- 49, LORIN INGERsOLL,
SAMUEL A. LEWIS,
FRANCIS PALMER,
Committee on Buildings &e.
Dated NEW York, May 81, 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06
DRoPosALs FOR GRANITE FOR THE NEW STATE
i Department.
OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHIrgcra

~
OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHrrgCT,l
WAsHIN6ToS, May "A, 1871. !
Sealed proposals will be until II O'Clock NJ Of
the a2d Of June 1871 At the onice of the Supervising
delivering at the site OF the proposed building all the dmen
sion granite required for tho exterior Of the State De-
parent for which about cubic feet will be required
whose dimensions do twenty cubic feet h
Of increase In price for exceeding cubic
feel The exact average size Of the stones cannot
qusrried and delivered according schedule os szcs
that will be furnished the One inch will be
allowed for quarry dimensions each worked face OF the
Zach bid must be accompanied by . sample block II
inches cube OF the granite Ia proposed TO furnish, which
must sound durable OF uniform color and good gaip
from dscoorng other foreign and capable OF
ndng the action Of the elements and that has boon
fully BY buidlngs and from auaries capable
OF furnishing the quality and quantity desired within
year. and from which stone has been being used
Bidders Wi, state how soon they can commence the de-
livery OF and the amount they deliver.
They will also state the and maximum sizes OF
that can be obtained from their quarry.
OF the quares from which the proposed TO be fur
nished.
All proposals be made the printed
tanned OF supervising architect and be accompanied by
that the bidder will execute and perform the contract II
awarded to him. aud bond therefor In the penal OF
hundred thousand dollars 00OO0 and valid and
binding the the security
for te faithful OF the contract the lease 10
effect upon failure OF the comply with
the terms Of the said lease authorize the govern
men to take full possession OF the and ork at tho
expense OF the contractor In case OF such Default
The right to all bids received reserved.
Proposals must be enclosed IN a sealed envelope,
dosed Proposals for Granite fer New State Department."
and addressed to A. Is. MULLETT,
Supervising Architect Treasury Department Washington,
ID. Y.
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OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER, THIRD
4 DISTRICT

ToMPKINsvILLE, N. ", May IL, 1871.
Proposals labor foundation and por
OF Lighthouse Pcnneld Reef, Long Island Sound.
Sealed proposals will be received At this Office until noon OF
Of 1871 for the materials and labor for the
srucon Of the granite foundation and supporting per IN
Long Island sound according plans and specifications to
Office and furnished to bidders on application
therefor. -
Proposals must be in duplicate by xaarnnty
tached each proposal They must be addressed TO the
undersigned endorsed the envelope Proposal for ma
tea labor for foundation and pier OF Penhcd kecf
Lighthouse. . -.
J. 0. WOODRUFF
Lieut. Colonel Of Engineers Engineer 3D. L. H. District.
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AT IS LIBERTY STREET.-CL0SING OUT FOR CASH.
IA fine Carriages and Harness Of reliable make and 6ne
fin some very great bargains In Bugges, Pony Pbacons,
Rockaways, Jaggcrs and Road agons.
JOHNSTON VAN rAsSELL, SO Liberty street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.
T THE AUCTION HOUSE or
IA JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post ONCE.


"a zst IL fasHAfH E1sF H sH'112s 49, H2ss E
saFF as HSssHs asD ASR sHSa CARRIAGES
sf,fsii;! f ;s s5E;S's'
oMShfs AND MisHssGD RssHs'rERs mhRs
and chestnut, full long names ana tails bay sorrs BY
sx.y both 81, q; q 'hSI.ashs.sa hands; and
ELEGXE colPGIsT Paris is' mode 'G made by Wood
VERY sTyIis kEs1ucky dark bay Horses.
are fine roadsers lrs class warranted sound kind
FI9STN SEAT BASKET pnAEToN. in perfect order. :,
gRiGnI BAY TEAM very stylish carriage hsrses full
Kind trae orser with sarousSs
mpd Henfy hss double
roer Dr. eoaay
oS c SSis g %na
BAY poSv rHbs1ur HSsss long mane and tai.
y hands ys@rs stylish; ros drive ride
'ff sisRS tfS rssT a'd dLHss @
n s.
warranted sound, kind and true together with TOP
TRo If NJ SG;s RE s % 5; ETHAN A
FAST TsorrISe BAY STALLION JANUS sired by
s s ny st R IN
trained is very promising colt warranted sound kind
BRIGHT BAY SADDLE MARE, 10 hands, 9 years, very
stylish been used in NIL harness. one of the finest saddle
DARK BAY MARE, 10 hands. 8 years. verv stylish. fine
traveller; excellent for business family
VERY Fpd sas uAxnLErosAs MARE m hands,
5 sy' nohus gH'Ss Sa
oo.to sapefsr gent snans roadster .,o ,
and tall l1 hands, years; very stylish;
er fears nothing; perfectly doce warranted sound kind
,.ELEGANr pArpLE GRAY HORSE, full name and tail,
l5A hands, years; Stylish good traveller; warranted
VERY HANnsoME DARK BROWN HORSE, l5sl hands,
wears fast, stylish tayecr first class family horse In
BLACK MARE. Black Hawk stock, Is hands 10 years;
stylish drver kind and true In all and fast travel
DARK RAY HORSE 1874 hands, years; good traveller;
snY s2 sna ssn and % warranted
'0nnS' HTSHq n!nS BousEE sGa LIZ TRUCK
Ahheds ssspSn p"S 1nn e sail,
top and Wagons and Pony Peaeons Depot and Bus
Hs EvkK pE RSf % wbp s Sales
ArAyorIoN. .sans THIS DAY, y, At @ 7 @o,GLocK.
HORSE AND CARRiXGE AUcTidN MART,
M and s TEXM os 6 sG XEE
and years old lh3 hands rot together in minutes
as Of "nss dss
this head to which attention Is also called for particulars of
1 RICH. JOHNSTON. AuCTIoNEER.
6uSsToN Sas'sT vE TSssaLG sci Once
l 2 and ~ = East laes" @ street near ,,s FoSH
For full description under head Of Horses Car
n. B.-~wea,her inerreres with sales
At 5s Liberty sTREET.-CL0SING OUT FOR CASH,
"A fine Carriages and Harness. Of reliable make and fne
fin sh some very grea. bargains BngGes Pony Pbacons
'''N joissffoN VAN rAssEIi, So Liberty stree.
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gORsRs, CARRIAGES, &C.
A on TUESDAY. JUNE 6, AT II O'CLOCK,
ON THE PREMISES OF MR. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
PJFTIETH STREET, BETwEEN LEXINGTON AND
FOURTH AVENUES,

ADJOINING LADIES' STATE nOSrlTAL
Horses Cows Caves Wagons Carriages and
Harness Consisting IN part Of ono fast And handsoms back
Horse; fas and warranted sound and Kind
one roam Horse very stysh and gamy can trot In 2ao
sound and kind also one Elprea Wagon one
Cove in the country six Calves Th's stock has been pro-
noupced bv ali who them 10 he tho finest In the
slate Only reason selling 10 the owner having TO remove
too far aWsy 10 remove them This stock mast be seen 10
servstoa. jkNKlNS 1 DUFF, Auctionssra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

A SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRy SALE BY AUCTION.
n on "Wednesday ttomorrow June 2. at stable No. IS
Great Jones street at loS prompt by JOHN L. vANDE-
line Par. snad black Horse
family Animal together with Dog TART
Wan 81 M ns e.
double Harness. by nnnsconb also two ne sets of single
i'm. an matched pair of bay
Mares about 5 high six and seven years OLD. stylish
they are genteman every respect are perfect
pictures and pets they high bred and tro IN hree
Superior fine large let black coupe family Horse, Ii
high years old one of tho finest horses IN the city for
ted and kind.
years old of the finest sadiers In the city has all gas
warranted sound and kind.
.ya ,y aas ss @ ys ys Ss
ease superior gentlemans roadster warranted sound
Also the handsome Tro.,ins Horse Juno l5N
high years old perfect road horse can beat 2A5 war
Also the Wagon, Harness &C., mentioned above. being
the properly Of private gentlemen, who going abroad
particulars &C., at sale Positive, without RESTRICTION or
limits. Stock is ars, class.
Can be and examined any time prior to sale al stable
and particulars ascerained
4 MAJOR G. ". BARKER AUCTIoNEER.-GREAT
"A. special and peremptory sale OF s'xtecn OF the finest
consisting Of an elegant aud closely matched of brown
coach Horses hanos, years old; sound and prompt
madsome pair Of bay Mares l5 hgh years old rot
b9,tcr than three minutes; sound aud Kind
Igbred pair Of Brown Geldiugs l5a high, years
trot In 245. sound and kind. ~
Elegant par of esy Mares is high, syears old can Os
eesant and extra combined saddle and hsr
Also hanisome bay coupe Horse, sound and kind.
Also fas Brown Ged'ng can rot in FAC; sound and
These horses brought here from Kentucky Robert
Scott a well known throughout The country for his scec-
Of horses They will be positively sold without
No reinforcement account 81 Weatner.
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AT PUBLIC AUCTION-ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z,
n II O'Clock sharp, OF 1887 Broadway, near Fory6rst
street for account W. Fairchd all whom Il
concern closely matched Team Of eray Mares hands
h,ch, ani years lid long flowing names and Tails
SUPERIOR fui ladies' childans have tricks
are free pleasant and drivers great road can
fret together In 1880 faster SINGLE and warranted
sound kind and true In all respects Ais, ono set double
HARNESS. Sheets Can be any time previous TO
'"e sA' ""'' JENKINS DUFF, Auctoneers.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

"A seat and coupe Rockaways Buggies road and depot
Wagons, fine Harness specialty), ITewstsr Buggy with
Pole HICKS 600 Broadway.
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SPOkTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
E,RANCIS BUTLER. NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
choice breeds of Dogs. Buffers Infaibie Mango Cure
and Flea ExterminaOr, 75c Buffers work. So. Dogs
boarded, trained, DC. Medicines for all diseases.
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RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
N Office ~ Nassau street, opposite Post ofnce.
BY JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
no. ll2 and n East rhirtcenh street. Fourth
Regular sale OF Horses and Carriages THIS DAY (TUES
DAY), at l3 o'clock.
full description under head Of Horses and Car
ria:es.
N. B.-~weather nterreres with sales
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AT AUCTION THIS DAY, AT L. O'CLOCK,
IA by JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL, at their
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
no. l2 and ia East Thirteenth Fourth avenue
A FINE AND FAST TEAM OF HIGH BRED MARES
and years old 1873 hands trot together in minutes
catalogue Of Johpson Van Tasses sale this under
this head TO which attention s called
their sale Of fns family, road and business Horses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
V1 first and second Mortgages bought and sold
HOWE CO., 10 Pine street.
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A LOT OF TOP AND OPEN BUGGIEs, EXPRESS
n Grocery and light Busness wagons and second hant
Coupe for sale cheap 3s West Twenty street, be
tween Eighth ana Ninth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

L,OR sALE-A SPLENDID JET BLACK MARE, sIl
years old. Is hands high would suit iadys phaeton
ranted sound kind WIN sell cheap for cash trade
Liquor in bond Call address HARRY HILL, IS Eas
Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

MONEY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
M second mortgages and on buildings in OF con-
structon. j. r. POWELL, S6 Pine street, room No. T.
MONEY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE IN
Iu New York, Brooklyn and Jersey City. Apply only.
s. 8. WOOD, Jr., 155 Broadway, room No. g.
MONEY PLENTY-TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES OR Sc
l cures; and purchased; United
States passports procured; real estate exchanged.
RUFUS X. MCHARG, 81 Cedar street,
Comm for ever
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VERY GOOD SECOND HAND FULL SPRING ROAD
Wagon Brewster, Broomc street, maker; hne order;
cheap; also lhi Single Harness by Gnson. Prl
yate stable rear 50 Clinton place MARTIN.