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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-01

House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, June 30, 1891.
THE ni-rosu or LANDS, MIC.
Mr. q. ". JULIAN. (ro7) or Ind from tho Committee on
Public lands reported the senate bl which passed. re-
quitting tho disposal OF coal lands and town property
tn, public domain.
ms iylFr. CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH.
On motion or ,ir. wAWuaNf (rep.) Of III the Honse
took u and passed the Senate Bill 10 aid 10 the consruc
ton OF an 'nter.conneatai telegraph with an amend.
mont providing that 10 sht rot be lawful Tor tne owners
or officers tho said telegraph line TO make any CONTRACTS
either directly through any intervening party or par
ties for the Of dispatches Of any newspaper
or ncwsnaner association upon terms different cm those
open tho enjoyment Of all other newspapers or news.
paper associations.
Tur pAyg or NAVAL WARRANT orricvRs
The rIonsc corcurrei In the Senaie's amen'mcnt 70
tie bill assmllang the rank OF warrant oniccrs IN tho
navy. .
RAILROAD B7rwEry NEW YORK AND w,sniN TON
Tho bill heretofore reported Tor the construction OF
new rs lroad between New York aud Washington was
recommittod 70 the Select Committee
THE TREASURY INVESTIGATION :.
Mr. GARFIELD, (repl of Oh', made report IRON tne
Select Committee heretofore appointed on notiNn OF MT
Brooks investigate tho nars Of the Treasury nepart
meni which ordered 10 DO printed and the minority
Of tho committee were given leave to present their
ru,ps on THE nxp nivxR ov rus NORTH.
She Senate bill 70 fscits'e trade - W. Red river u
The Moth vas PsaDeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-01

Deafness. Cafnrrn, aud alt Diseases OF
tho Throat and Air Passages successfully treated b,
DRS. L1GHrIiTLf. 50 81 Marks iar..
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Cyoss EYE srRArGuFsvgO IN ONE MINUTE
An every disetsc ~ the Eve and Far requiring eth.s
medical or surgical pli attended To bv Nc voS EiSkH
BERG, at his consung rooms. No SIG Broadway. near
Twelfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-01
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Boar OF CounciImen.

Board OF CounciImen.
OFFICIALLY
SPECIAL sEssION-FRIDAv. June Al r. M.
The Board metsn their Chamber No. 10 City Hall, pur-
suant TO the following call
OrrioE CLEnK o rHE BOARD orr
CousciLSEg No. s Clrr HALL.
NEW YORK. Juno ~. 1904.
saYoa are respectfully requested to tho Board
OF Councllmen Friday, the 2ih ins o'clock p
NJ, to take action such sub As may bofors
the Board for Its consideration. Very respectfully,
GEORGE MC9AATH
JOHN q. HAyILkHD.
JOHN HOUGHTALIN.
JOHN RYAN
JOHN BRiCE
DAVID FITZGERALD.
EDWARD NJ HAGBRrY.
PATRICK RUSSELL,
MICHAEL O. GROSS
ALEXANDER BRANDON.
PATRICK II. KEENAN,.
FREDERICK REFPER.
MICHAEL BROPHY.
SAMUEL T. WEBSTER.
VALENTINE COOK,
CHARLES RILEY
GEORGK SCHAEFER
CHARLES EQSTER-
Presony--yomvy ESQ.,.
, 1864-07-01

FOREIGN INTERFERENCE AGAIN.-The
Paris correspondent of the London Times
learns that the French Government has sent
two delegates to America-one civil and the
other military-to ascertain and report upon
the real state of the condition of affairs, and
Of the immense slaughter in the present
war. Overtures have also been made by
France to England, with the view to devise
some means of putting a stop to the fright
full carnage He reviews the affairs in Vir-
ginia as unfavorable to the Federal cause,
and will not be surprised to hear of Grants
failure.
, 1864-07-01

The Albany IN. " Journal publishes a
table exhibiting the results of the town
meetings, in all the counties in New York ex-
cept two-Putnam and Suffolk. The whole
number of Supervisors elected is 1905. Of
these the Union party have elected 536-
the Democrats 1863. Union majority, 267
The Union men have gained l02 since last
year, distributed through 81 counties-the
Democrats gain 8, in counties-net Union
gain "a. The Union party have the Boards
of Supervisors in 80 counties, the Democrats
in IL, tied, 6.
, 1864-07-01
Desirable Farm for Sale.

CONSISTING OF 14OH ACRES OF LAND situ-
7 ated % miles from the city of Walla Walla,
about 20 acres of which is enclosed and under cul-
tivation together with all of the farming utensils,
consisting of Pows, Grain Cradles, Moving Scythes,
Rakes, Hay Forks Hoes, Spades and Iron tooth Har-
rows. Dwelling House, containing five rooms, with
a good well of water at the kitchen door, and creek
running within fifteen yards Of the house. A few
peach trees and grape vines bearing fruit this season.
and few apple trees that are four years old A gra
nary 80 feet long by u feet wide shed and stable.
All the above property / will sell cheap
The title will guarantee, having paid for the land
and got my certificate For further particulars in
auire of G. W. SHOEMAKER,
June II, 1864. # on the premises.
, 1864-07-01

THE Richmond Examiner of the I'd of
May concludes an article on the military
situation in Virginia as follows:
"If we hold our own in Virginia till this
summer is ended the Norths power for mis-
chief will everywhere be gone. If we lose,
the South's capacity for resistance will be
broken. The COnfederacy has ample power
to keep its plece in Virginia if employed
with energy and consistency, and this is the
last year of the war whichever wins"
, 1864-07-01
Pleurisy Cured.

MADISON IND. May 9th, 1859.
Messrs. A. /. Scovill & Co-Gents This is to
certify that have had severe attack of Pleurisy
The pain severe, that it would at times, al
most take my life My physician did but little for
me- that is, what he did gave me no relief. com
menced using DIR. Motifs Liver Pills, also apply
ing the hot pputce to the part effected directed
perspration, and the pain began to get better; and
by the useof two or three doses of the Pills. found
myselfamost entirely relieved ofthe attack. l am
constitutonay predisposed to this disease. I have
always kept them on hand, and find them the very
best Pills in the word for that disease also as lam
lily medicine.
Yours, traly, SAMUEL PARKER
ssS- For sale by all Druggists
REDlNGToN & co. Agents, 4l6 and 4l8 Front
street San Francisco. 26w2
, 1864-07-01
Who would ruffer with Collie Pains when
they can be immediat ly cured by
using DIR Bakers Pain Panaca?

Mt. PLEASANT, Hamilton county, July "a, 1852.
DIR. BAKER-Respected Friend.-I have been sub
iect to cramps or severe pains in my stomach and
bowels whenever am bilious, and am exposed to
cold and wet Sometimes it seemed as if l could
hardly survive, the pain being great was recon
mended to use your Pain Panacea, and accordingly
l got bottle and commenced taking it internally
and at the same time blthed my stomach and bowels
briskly with it for fifteen or twenty minutes, which
cured me of the pain at have since kept it in
the house, aud whenever out in the cold Or wet,
take little oft. I have consequently not had a
similar attack since commenced using it,
JESSIE KIRBY.
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea foI sale by all Druggists
REDlNGTON & CO.. Agents, 4l6 and AIS Front
street, San Francisco. 2sw2
, 1864-07-01
An act in relation to university lands in
Washington Territory,


Washington Territory
Whereas it is declared in the fourth sec
ton Of the act of Congress approved July
18th, 1854, amendatory of the act approved
September 9th, 1850, creating the office of
surveyor general Of the public lands in Ore
gon, etc, &" that in lieu of the townships of
land granted to the Territory of Oregon, by
the tenth section Of the act of 1850, for uni
versities, there shall be reserved to each of
the Territories Of Washington and Oregon
two townships of land Of thirty sections each,
to be selected in legal subdivisions, for uni
versity purposes, under the direction of the
Legislatures of said Territories, respective
ly;" and whereas it is represented that sales
have been made by the Territorial author
tiles Of lands selected in virtue Of the terms of
said act of 18th Of July, 1854, authorizing
selections to be reserved" merely under
the conviction that they had the power to
dispose of the same as a fee-simple grant =
Therefore,
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States Of
america IN Congress assembled, That in all
cases of sales made to individuals by the
Territorial authorities prior to the passage of
of this act, in which it may be shown to the
satisfaction of the Secretary of the Interior
that such sales were bona fde, and of the
class hereinbefore mentioned and that the
tracts so sold are selections in all other res
poets regular and proper it shall and may be
lawful for the said Secretary to approve such
selection as grant in fee-simple, and a
transcript, certified under the seal of the
General Lend Office by the Commissioner
thereof, Of such approval, shall vest. the IT,
tie in the Territory and in its bona fde ven
dees.
Approved March IA, 1864.
, 1864-07-01
Information Wanted.

or the whereabouts of the Delegate to Congress
' J from Idaho Territory. This individual, when
Snake river, with a highly colored sham in his
mouth nquirng for the nost direct trail to Fort Lar
amie where he is kno10n to have 476 friends. Any
information of his whereabouts will be thankfully re-
ceived and suitably rewarded 10y the managers Of the
Republican party Of the Territory of Idaho.
June a. 1864. 28lw
, 1864-07-01
DR. JIM, A. NJ. NJ. D., PHYSICIAN AND
Notice.

TNROM AND AFTER THIS DATE the firm of
Il S. NJ. BLACK CO., La Grande, will not be
for any contracts agreements. purchases
or sales unless made by one more Of the under
signed. S. NJ. BLACK.
LaGrande, Oregon, JOHN F. BAKER.
June II, 1864 (27w4( r. H. MALLORY.
, 1864-07-01

The U. S. Senate has passed bill grant
ing the widow of the late Senator Baker of
Oregon pension of $500 per aunum.
, 1864-07-01

Administrators Notice.
NOTlCE Is hereby gwen that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified by the
PROBATE Court of Walla Waa county, Washington
Territory Administrator upon the estate Of Daniel
J. Sckler, late of said county and Territory decid ;
therefore, all persons having claims against said es
tate requested to present them with proper
vouchers, to me at my residence. in said county,
within one year from this date be forever barred
and all persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to come forward and make i'm
media payment to me.
MADISON j. SICKLER, Administrator.
May 90, leG4 23m3
, 1864-07-01
March IA, 1864.

SALUTE-Some of the patriotic citizens have OBJ
tained gun from the Fort with which to fire a Ma
tonal salute in the city the morning of the 4th
, 1864-07-01

HNHE FIREMEN OF WASHINGTON ENGINE
Company No. l. invite the Ladies and Gentle
men of Walla Walla and vicinity to join with them
in celebrating the S9h anniversary of National
Independence by Public Ball. to be given on the
evening of the 4th of July, 1864, at Ryan's Hall,
Main street, Walla Walla
Committee of Arrangements:
R. R. REEs, IL. E. JOHNSON, W. V. BROWN,
A. SoHwABACHER, J. D. Cook,
Floor Managers:
A. L. BRowN VIM PHILLIPS, CHAs. BERTRAM.
Reception Committees
F. P. ALLEN, ]. BAUER, E. BROWN
rsEy-No invitation cards will be issued.
Tickets ............... So 90
, 1864-07-01
Notice.

HAYING purchased the stand formerly occupied
II BY MAYER s. CO. we intend keepin0 a full
aud well selected stock of Clothing, Miners
Tools and Groceries. We would respectfully call
the attention VI the ladies Of Wula Walln and Vi
cinity to our new assortment of Dry Goods, con-
sistng Of the newest styles and patterns Of Dress
Goods Trimmings Head dresses. &c.
l.. MAYER & co.
Wala Walla, April 8, 1864 l7tf
, 1864-07-01
nRUCS 2 MEnTCTNEs.
Administrator Notice.

AOMlHiSlEdIOI'0 IVOlIDts
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified, by the
Probate Court of Walla Wala county, Washington
Territory. as Administrator upon the estate of Sam
ue Leonard deceased late of said county and Ter
rory therefore notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to said estate to come forward and make
immediate payment to me at Wells, Fargo d Cos
Express Office in Walla Wnlla, aud those having
claims rganst said estate must present them, with
proper vouchers within year from this date or be
forever barred. E. L. JAMES, Administrator.
March 10 1864 l4m3
, 1864-07-01
To the Farmers OF WalIa WaIIa Valley

To the Farmers of Walla Walla Valley
T HAVE receieed notice that IIOMESTEADS can
Il not be taken up without appearing before the
tgister or Receiver. The Register writes (by last
eXpIess) that as soon as they act under the new
law, he will send me blanks and instructions. In
proof read the f lowing extract from his letter:
REGISTERS OFFICE, VANCOUVER W.T.. !
Nav IL. 1864.
H PARKER, Walla Walla-Dear Sir:-The law on
speak of has passed but VIC are not officially ad-
vsed oft, ard cannot act under it until are 50 ad-
vised. When we are, l will promptly send you
blanks, &c. Yours very truly
J. NJ. FLETCHER Register.
PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS can arrange with
me to complete their titles without going to
Narrower. II. PARKER, Land Aren't.
Wala Walla, May 27, 1864 24w4
, 1864-07-01
CLOTHING:

French Beaver Overcoats;
Beaver Dress Coats;
Cashmere Business Coats;
Cape Overcoats
Busines Suits;
Chinchilla Frock Coats;
Black and Fancy French Docskn Pants I;
Harrison Pants
Latest style Nouveaute Pants;
Silk, Cashmere Velvet and Piquet Vests
Davis q Jones' and Atknson's Shirts
Silk, Shaker Flannel and Merino Under
shirts and Drawers;
Boots, Bootees and Caters Genuine Benk-
ert's Quilted Bottom Boots.
, 1864-07-01
Money Market.


New York Gold Quotations. s.....................zOS OS
San Francisco Legal Tender rates. ......,... .'.5O
, 1864-07-01

FLOOR Managers
L. Brown, VIM PHILLIPS, CHAs. BEErRAM
, 1864-07-01

The following are official copies Of the
Homestead and University Land Laws, and
will be found of equal interest to Land own
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26

Writs, or other processes on appeals from Justi-
ces courts, or other courts of inferior jurisdic-
tion, to a court of Record .....-....-... so cts
Warrant of distress, when the amount Of rent
claimed does not exceedz$lO0. ....-..... Is cts
Warrant Of distress, when the amount exceeds
$IO0. $500, so cts
Wrlts, summonses, and other process issued by
Justice OF the Peace, Police or Municipal court
of no greater jurisdiction than gustice of the
Peace in the,same State. ............. exempt
suits commenced by the United States in any
State. .............................e xemptl
Oflcal documents, instruments, and papers issuedl
or used by officers of US. Covenant, exempt,I
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26
stamp Duties.

The following corrected copy of the schedule
of stamp duties under the law which took
effect on August lst, 1861:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26

TEE GREATEST OF FA1LUREs.-Ta Great
Bestern which cost 1000, 900 or $5,OO0,oOO,
has beea sold for 425, 900 or $l25,Oo0 which
will not be sufficient to pay off preference
creditors and her expenses. Thus it seems
that our monitors are not the only example of
failure in ocean architecture.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26

THERE is great complaint in all the
Northern cities as to the size of bakers bread
and the price of the loaf. A wag in New
York says that the bakers will soon g be able
to deliver their ten cent loaves through the
key-hole"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26
NOMce.

Office is hereby given that there will he
In meeting ofathe Stockholders of the Esme
ralda Gold and Silver Mining Company at the
Office of J. K. Shafer in idaho City, Boise county,
T., on Saturday, the 10th day of December, A.
d. 1854 at u O'Clock NJ, for the purpose of set,
Ting and adjusting the affairs of the Company up
to that date, and for the transaction of such other
business rs may properly come before the meet
ing. J.M. MORE, President
Sw4 Est1fera4da G. & S. NC.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-11-26
The Voice Indicating the Character.

1
! The chronological Journal contains an
article on the Voice. It's editor theories on
the subject as follows:
"The voice of civilized man is one thing,
that of the savage quite another. The into
nations of the yone modified by cultivation
and refinement, are very different from that of
the other, unmodulated by this cultivation.
The savage has "a coarse, indistinct, CULTURAL
voice; while that of the cultivated man is
more sonorous and musical SO among the
high and the low of the civilized races. For
example, notice the voices of two lrishmen
the one educated aud refined speaks on a low
or modulated key, regulating all his intona-
tons, suitlng eacA thought and emotion with
a proper word suitably expressed. He also
regulates his temper as well as his voice. The
other speaks on high key and at the top of
his voice, without modification or regulation, !;
and flies into passion on the slightest occa-
sion.
"By cultivation, the one has brought the
propensties into subsection TO the intellect
and moral sentiments; while the propensities
of The other run riot with the passions as
with the voice. Show us person Of either
sex who does not modulate the intonations of
tAO 'OANSa "AOu 0POohAhSj anu VIC la SAO"
you person who does not regulate the pas
sions or the temper.
Livery person expresses something of his
character in all his talk, walk, and actions.
If the base of the brain in a well cultivateda
person predominant, the voice will be heavy,
exressed with vigor and force corresponding
with the degree of executiveness which he
possesses. If the middle range of organs
be largest, the tones will be more musical,
expressing the poetical oratorical feelings
If the top-head predominant, the voice will
be still more subdued, the intonations har-
monizing with the sympathetic, spiritual and
devotional.
X
"In conclusion, the voice indicates the
character. By cnltivating particular faculties
of the mind, we thereby cultivate the voice.
We speak-as it were-frOm and through, |
and from and to, particular organs of the
brain, and the intonations of the voice cor
If we are in anger, aud speak from
the passions, in time voice and passion as
simulate, and this type of character becomes
II, on the contrary, we live
more in the intellect, and in the moral and
spiritual sentiments, We become all the more
humane, civilized, and spiritual"
The New York herald., 1864-04-03


AlsLms.--On Saturday, April 4, OF scsrles fever
Rnn. beloved chid Of anthony and Sarah Q. Ailare.
Nos,ce Of ihe funeral viii be given hereafter.
b.AoY.-0n Saturday, April 2 FrAscs BRADY, native
- The county Jongford, Parish Of hulinauths Ireland,
Tho funeral viii take place from hk late residence No.
De fsst twelfth street, on Monday afternoon, :, hall
bro respectfully invited 70 attesd.
B0r-0u Saturday, April ., Jtsss Brs1, ageo 70
Hp friends are invited 10 attend the fupera this un.
eayl afternoon AZ one O'Clock, from his late residence,
vxaAIS, wife of Chae BUizc, Of this city, native of
Uharevile. France, aged 81 years and months
The fuDeral wi take place from the late residence of
Ne deceased, 1853 Wooster street, this Sunday after
soon At tvo O'Clock.
Bodlsr -suddenly, 90 Wednesday, March 81, Jors
Ave Booarr, cxcolone Second regimont New York
e<Ate Militia, aged 90 yesre and 20 days.
Funeral VII take place ON wednesday next. Psrtcu
CsoEwn1 90 saturday afternoon, April 2, Hyny n.
0poswsJ, IN tbe 3stb year of bic age
bs reaiives ard friends repeatedly invited 20 at
md the funeral from be ate residence No. 20 errepont
sueoi, BFoogyn, Tuesday AernOor as bslfpast two
sclotk, without further invitation.
CvsBiro.-on Saturday morning, April 2, KAfc1Rry
rrsnir0 ageo 10 years months snd 10 days
Toe relatives and friends " ths family respectfully
nved b attend tbe funeral this tSandayJ afternoon az
one sciock from the residence of her parents No SO2
nsvonth avenue, without further invitstl6h.
CurrT.->uddeOy, 10 Brooklyn, on Friday, March Is,
KuilAs CuRrEN native OF Limerick ifsspd and lately
from Montreal tCabada) or Boston tNsss aged abon,
- years Tor fnrtner informal apply Nc ~ weei
warren street, brooklyn
Limerick tirsIand), c4gads and Boston pspns perse
flspurl.--on Friday morning, Aprii ], wnrin UAsr.
sEaL, the 3Tth year or hs age native of Scotland
is relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70 as-
sepd the iufera hs Sunday afternoon ~ Two O'Clock,
om bic iso residence, No. Peck alp corner Of Pearl
street
CoUerYrs On saturday, Apri 2, rA1pcE CouoHlr
nstive ., tbe cpunty Cork ireland, sgei 20 years.
5he frcpds and relatives are respectfully invited 70 a.
The New York herald., 1864-04-03
3 oraIisy In Phi,adclpnSa.

FUrEnutfpUIH.
BIU SALE OF LIQUORS AND EMPLOYMENT or yRETTY
WAITER GIRLS PROHIBITED IN PLACES OF AaUsB-
nErr, ETC.
PMLADYpnA, April 2, 1884,
Governor Curtin has signed the bin which was passed
yesterday BY the State LEGISLATURE 70 prohibit the sae
- liquors the employment Of female walters in places
= IN this city, and requiring all proprIetors
- ahovs, exhibitions concerts 10 take out licences
The New York herald., 1864-04-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

pAus-BrTHrnSoTos-O Tuesday, March ~, nj the
3AyBonage OF the Bedford street Methodist Episcopal
lhurch, by the Rev. j. r. BsgaDy, r. ". ADsMs OF New
York, 10 Mise ANNIE A. HgHEPuNGror, OF Sgo Ireland
HYpg-TIrcB.-0n TUESDAY, March 20, AZ Trinity
chapel, by Rev. H. Weston, ID. D., HxSRy b. HYpK 70
Ayns daughter Of Simeon Fitch, ESQ., si Of TINS city.
H,omrsT- Wednesday, March 30, by the
ev. samuel D. Alexander, Mr.. RfCHARD y. HIoarSsov
@ss MARY BRArT daughter OF kr. Samuel Briant, OF
nnsabeth Chy, N J.
lxxpox-RIsosp p.--ln Albany, on Tuesday, March 70,
- Che reedence OF the brides mother, by the Rev. Mr..
wilson, LoxnL y. LxSSox 70 LroSnSe j., youngest
Aeaghter OF the late Earesse Remond Esq, all Of that
0Bmu-Hoyy.-on Tuesday, March Is, by the Rev.
= Day ~ the residence Of tho brides parents Jmoss
Vsbh gson Bcyt, Esq., Of Brooklyn, 4. d. No cards
The New York herald., 1864-04-03
The Welland Canal.

Fl. CAITAR.rs, G. W, Aprr z, 1864.
Ts weiIand canal viii DO opened for navigation by ;be
nth ine.anI
The New York herald., 1864-04-03

CAIRO, H., April 2, 1854.
fhe steamer sultana, with New Orleans dates OF The
18th OF March arrived here yesterday with o cargo Of
eugar for 81 Louis and The Sixth Indiana veterans cs
Ssate home. The suianas news Is anticipated
On ihe night Of the 2s,h band Of gucrias captured
sDd burned trading boat, seventy miles below Memphis
he crew Of he boat were Afterwards paroled.
Several hundred rebals occupy Hickman, Ky. Tue re-
bsl headquarters Of General Faulkner said be at
hickman
General Forests forces scattered throughout paris
3Kcntucky lie has force opposite here stealing
90 ccnserping al the they lay their hands on
The Memphis cotton marks. is frm, bot quiet There
y little Offering. and the inquiries for IL limited
Asss have upward tendency, though the
- sos warrant the changing OF figures. Good middlne
= Spotsd a. coo. 60, and fair a. clio. Q 63c
The New York herald., 1864-04-03

DRY GOODss
n ~ howBRAY
~. Of aS9 orand.street
Xxi Xxi HasIs' iI.ia' =.
New Cloak Warehouse
U4 bowefy,
vii be orened
lsYrts Of April
The grand opening
day Will b.
duly not ced
This MODEL WAREHOUSE has oeon IN course Of cree.
don February under the immediate charge
and upeYvision Of John Snook Esl architect who's
name is forhe best architectural sk
William Shears Esq the well snown enerseac and favor
Ito builder has given special attention 70 every part Of the
work SINCE It's nencenen' ani unier MS and In
telllaenl management comb strength and durability,
With ne,uy Of design and finish, ID now coDpeuaa with
despatch.
We would also
notify the public
Ma our present rules
In 2y Grand
win be- In force
In 2lA B0wery
FIRSf.-STRfCTLY ONE PRICk
gEC0ND.-ALL Gus loHE asMATTED ON POzlTxLE
THlRD.-NO UR3ING TO PURCHASE.
Our sentemsng walkers
will take pleasure In
iadik from the country,
strangers Europe,
and Old PATRONS
70 every department
Our 0ck will comprise
Cloaks.
Ehawe.
Silks and Cloths,
OF which have
the largest Assortment
In the UDfei States,
wholesale and retail.
" ~ ''A'' '''e'' o&J. mowBaAY.