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POSTMASTER GENERAL.
PROPOSALS for HORSE and MULE SHOES
DEPOT on ARTEKNAsTTRs OFFICE.
Corn of N L. IA }

DEPOT QUAkIEkhAsrHRS oFFlCE
Corner Of Houston and GTrenc-sts, !
NRW-YoRK. June o ls79)
SEALED PROPOSALS In tripicate. VIII &c received az
Office until O'Clock, June 49, 1873, az Whch u9
place they viii be opened the presence Of bidders Ior
L.. Department win Horse
and Mule aud Horse shoe Nails as follows:
HORSE SHORsof G0OdenOugh" 1900 pounds No l. ana
OOO hounds 40 Of Burden" 3lQO pounds No. !, s1
900 pounds p and 1000 pounds No 8 OF shoenb"r
gcrS 700 pounds l. 6,tOU pounds No z zOpOO pVuus
No. 3 and 1000 pounds M. l. ~ = NOD. -. o..
MULE SHORs-l3O00 pounds ." Burden no. u 'uO pouuS
Shoenbergern No. 4. .... -. . q IN,
HORSE SHOE NAIs-Of Globe" 5000 pounds No o. 20V,
mounds No T. pounds No :, and 100 pounds NO " o
Putnam" 1000 pounds No Z. and 1000 pounds NO an
pounds No Of G0Odenoush," lbOO pounds No = AKA
200 pounds No. 9. - - os.- ,,,
All 10 be delivered al Army Building. New'fork CITY nc
Shoes pound segs strongly bound ana secure ~ e~o
the Nails in - and 81 pound rOng boxes. - -, III,
Proposals. will be eiycd Tor or more Orah OF me ar
ces The Government re eryes The right to reject any OF "a
bids BLANK proposals Will be furnished app' anon 20
Ills Office Proposals should be addressed 20 tie uutr,t
and re iporscf Proposals Horse and Mule ~ho OF
T" MATHS ~ AS the case may be- l. 4. EA-TON,
Colonel and 4. ". Cent
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TUE rAvD n, puRNs. By W. IT. RIDFING.

THE LAND o. BURNS. BY W. IT. RIDEING.
ILLUsTRATIONs.-Th twa Briggs Of Ayr.-The Banks
ana Braes DoonIigh Street and Wallace Tower
Ayr-Creenan Castle Ayr.-Tam o. Shanter Inn
Haegis sir."-" Aboot Mile, straight oo"-" At the
spoot."-The Burns Cottage Alloway.-At tho spinning
Wheel-The Prophecy.-Aloway Kirk.-The Monument
Aud Brig o. Doom. at Ayr.-scotch Washing.
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The Re cks gingOh Pier at Nara
RiyerWhere are the Gentlemen
Where the Gentlemen are-Idle Hours-Indian Rock
On the Wings OF song"-Indgenous Loungers-A Race on
the Beach.--A Nstatory Lesson-At the Wreek-At the
TuTnste
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TIE OWL CRITIC. Poem BY JAMES 7. FIELDS.
ILLUSTRATIONS" Who Stuffed that White owlP
" I'm an owl You're Another"
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The first volume of the sixth edition of
Professor Grays Botanical TerBoo containing the
Structural Botany" Of heterogeneous plants, is issued
by Ivson Co.. to be completed in three additional vol
umes. of which the preparation has mostly been as
signed 10 other bands. The present edition has been
entirely rewritten, and forms Indispensable text
book for study Of the higher branches Of botanical
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Nem pnblilailons.
THE JULY SCRIBNER.


AN UNUSUAL FEATURE OF WOOD ENGRAVING.
This number. ready June 90 contains an article ON
SUMMER ENTOMOLOGY,
Illustrated reprints OF OF the celebrated pictures Oh
moths ana butterflies by Mr.. Henry Marsh Tor Harrs
Insects Injurious Vegetation" and approved by the late
Professor Agassz another illustrated article entitled
THE AMERICAN ON THE STAGE,
Mr J. r. Matthews describes with the aid Of character
sketches by the representations OF American
types by wignel Ill., Hacket Chanirau Owens Jefferson
and others.
MADAME BONAP1A4RITIE'gSS, LETTERS FROM
The entertaining extracts the correspondence Of this
wonderful continued illustrated by the repubca
ton engraving Of the celebrated painting by Gilbert
Stuart of Madame Bonaparte containing three porraitsa
full half and hreequarter view. The third paper oil The
Brazil series,
AN INDIAN VILLAGE on THE AMAZ0NS.
IL supplemented by Mr. Champneys drawings of the home
nfc religious ceremonies &C. OF a rarely visited people
TRINITY PARISH ILLUSTRATED
An entertaining description "Od Trinity" (NewYorlo
many charities with twenty-five pictures by wander
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A STORY BY MARY HALLOCK FOOTE.
Entitled Friend Bartons Concern" possesses the same
atracveness which distinguishes her drawings two
accompany II.
THE FLOODING OF THE SAHARA
s treated progress and probable consequences and
there are papers on Delusions of Carvoyance" 1.-The
Metric system" american Museums of Art" The sec
paper Edsons Inventions describes The carbon
Button and its Offspring including applications here
first
In Topics of tho Time" DR.. Holland discusses
ENGRAVING on WOOD"
"Mr Book" College Instruction." and "The
Worlds Work" gives the latest scientific itoms
THE MIDSUMMER HOLIDAY NUMBER
VIII contain among notable features the opening OF
Serial story by Henry James, IT,
Price A. So cents number. For sale by al book
an" ' ~ cCptpNEp G, 70 NewYork
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The Summer Guide to Central Europe. by
Lafayette c. Looms american News COmpsny) may
be highly recommended 10 the American tourist for It's
udicious of materials and is alike valuable
both for what it omits and what retains presenting
mass Of really available information adapted to pract-
the voyage the Journeys by land and the stay
in foreign Cities without burden Of learned DISGUST
tion superfuous historical notices. stale American
bumOr Every young and old American, about TO start
for foreign lands advised to take this thin volume In
his breast pocket and the he consus it the easier
will be his way.
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THE MOVING A Poem. BY S. r. NJ. BYERs. Will
Illustration.
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A MANUAL OF INTERNATIONAL Law, by EpWARp
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The general principles of international law
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II an abridged translation, supplemented with the ad
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possess fresh and lively interest w. Gaaudet eyinces
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effective The reader who desires TO obtain general
view of subject. without being obliged 10 master the
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Aud Brig o. Doom. at Ayr.-scotch Washing.
Illustration.
A PENINsULAR CANAAN.-Iu. DELAWARE. by
HOWARD PYLE.
ILLUsTRATIoNs-Pick Peaches-Running for the
Train-In Northern Markets Peaches one cent-As
sorting the Peaches-A Farm Pluok."-Group OF Nomadic
"Plucks"Tho Peeling. Room-Belmont Hal.-John NJ
ClaytOnOld welsh Tract Church. l746BarretPs Chapel
Old ST. rch-Raisng Cypress Logs In the Dismal
swamp-Making shiugles.-The Phantom Horseman.-The
Captain the Yacht observation-disclosures Light
A Bit Of Sentiment
THE HAPPY ISLAND. story By Edward Everett
Hale
ARoMANcE OF EAsTnAMPToN. \ Story. BY A a.
Hayes r.
ILLUSTRATIONS" Forsyth bent and pressed his
Lips to Nees Hand"" IL proved to be half dozen old
letters-TailPiece.
THE sToRMING OF STONY POINT. BY H. P. John
ILLUsTRATIONS.-Ston Point and Yerplancks Point
Anthony Wayne.-The Attack.
FIFTY YEARS OF AMERICAN ART. BY s. G. W. Ben
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ILLUSTRATIONS" Miranda" Taking the Ve."-
"Mumbo the Peg."-Portrait OF Fletcher Harper-"The
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Godwin-"A surprse."" Desolatlon"-A Study from Ma
ture" Noon BY the seashoIe Beverly Beach," Altorf
Birth Place OF william Ie!l."-"A WINTER SCENE.
YOUNG MRS. JARDINE a Novel. BY Dinah MULCH
Crak.
JLLUsTRA TIONS.-Tead- Piece" Calling her Brothers
Attention her Millinery her Wreath and Neil"-" Mrs
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REcoLLEcTIoNs OF CHARLES SUMNER. BY E. p
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THE DIARY OF a MAN OF FIFTY. Story. BY
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I'VE dOrmerIy Mrs. Ogden HOfmans English, French aud
German Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies and
Children with Calizthenics No II West 3Sth YORK.
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property OF the present civil order, OF the sheerInR
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tie spirit Of American life No insdious appeals to "r
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collection of brief personal sketches sugges
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social questions which have visible connection except
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The author apparently deems the pursuit OF knowledge
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1nstrurtlon.

vi Boarding and iay school Tor young ladies' Nos and
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY
Il The Fat OF Day Boarding school for
Young Ladies viii open september H. CHARLES H. WEST,
Principal, l3s MOntag Brooklyn, y. Y.
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For Both Sexes-CitV.


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Art schools-New-York City.
AIRS. LOUISA Il. CULVER

VIII receive pupils in painting landscape flowers still life,
china deeoEtOn at her studio The Bella No. As East
2GtL.st. corner ithave.
out of door sketchng during May and June.
References MI ID. Huntington Mr. Mm. Hart, Mr. James
NJ. HIATT MI y. L. Bellows
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THE HAPPY ISLAND. A story By Edward Everett
Hale.
AROMANCE OF EAsTnAMPTON. Story. BY A. A.
Hayes. Jr.
ILLUSTRATIONS" Forsyth bent and pressed his
Lips Neles Hand"" IL proved to be half dozen old
Piece.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24
VOLUME KIN.

by ans mark Of insitsnllon 10 his sudl.
saes n suy one fen Aslecp et Stared
sseaBlly about The room, BIZ cloqnsuee
began 10 dag, aud much 81 his power WAS
lost.
THIS fac, became - well know, ag last,
that some OF The able advocates opposed
20 him fesot,ed 70 unworthy tricks to
help their clients llihey saw that Cur.
ran was particularly eloquent, and wss
carrying The jury Siih him lhey would
bire some man 20 10 iulo lbe court room,
aud sitting ucaf CurrAu, 10 show sgus ~
WEAKNESS by Visible aud loud yawaing,
TIE sltalcgcm rarely tailed of success,
The oloqponoe would forsake bin; he
would iAlter forget the thread q bic ar.
gumeut, aud bring bis perorAtion to an
abrupt and unsatisfactory oonclusion.
Daniel Webster was once about 10
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where be happened 10 be- present. lie
stood up Ia response to general call,
but no sooner bad Ladies' and geutlemen,
passed bis lips than giant Cochin pro.
tested with such q lrighliul crow that the
orator sal down without altering another
word