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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15
LIMITED STATES NAVY
MARINE CORPS
NEW YORK COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE,
OFFICE. NEW BUILDINGS
CORNER CHAMBERS STREET AND BROADWAY.
FIVE THOUSAND RECRUITS WANTED
FOR TuK NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
COUNTY BOUNTY or 500 AND $780,
CASH DOWN FOR SAILORS
AND
5000 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY

The United States authorities having, order a. up
the NAVY and Marine corps authorized the raising OF
that branch OF the service and guaranteed that
for The Navy and Marine corps shall be counted
quota the places where they elect be credited
as , they for the army. the
Vols Committee have resolved TO recruits for
tie Navy and Marine the following bounty, cash
down, upon being duly mustered into the service -
When enstpg for IN the ...SlO
hen ernstng for than year the navy. 30
when enlisting for marne corps. Nd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE COMMITTEE ON WHOLESALE GROCERIES OF
l the Metropolitan Fair thankfully acknowledge the FOL
lowing subscriptions the funds of the fair made through
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

SPECIAL CARD
TO THE PUBLIC
The distinguished PIANIST the great ILLUsIoNrsr
Of his time,
ROBERT HELLER.
will open
MONDAY. APRIL IL
when be makes his
FIRST APPEARANCE BEFORE
THE NEW YORK PUBLIC,
after an absence of many his unrvaed entertain
SORES FANrAsrIoUss EFT MUsIcALEs;
EVENINGS or MUSIC AND MYSTERY
~ his Saloon 58j b Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

A COAL YARD To LET-NO - FOURTH STREET
an od stand. and good location for the
Apply 70 r FLANCEEr 2s4 Sixth before 10 oc!oc
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(SHEAP RENT-To LET, TO A SMALL FAMILY 4
- neat Cottage, two Story and basement conianin. Il
rooms 10 the test order with garden 025 having grap
vine and peach trees in In healthy location House
ated al 5so West Forytourth between Tenth
Eleventh avenues Rent 1895. Inquire the premises
or 81 81 Spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

vo RBNT-YURNfsHED Or UNPURNIsHBD THE
frat three story brown House ~ Eas Thirty
hrs street between hsdson cad Fifth avenues Address
boa a.sSl Ro.s ea4cc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

MONUMENTAL STATUE OF SHAKSPERB.
N GRAND CELEBRATION
OF THE SWTH ANNIVERSARY OF
SHAKSPERES BIRTH
(and ats,h of his death) will take place
ON SATURDAY EVENING APRIL y 1854.
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE
THE FIRST JUBILEF GRAFTON
upon the Life and Genius OF the Poet will be pronounced
THE COUNT JOANNFs.
TO be followed with hsronc illustrations FROM the MER
CHANT OF VENICE. ROMEO AND JULIET, OrHELLO.
HING LEAR and MACBETH.
In England tne Jubilee Medal oTca.l' presented To
the Count yoapnes for writing and the above
grafton also memorial gift from the sovereign
IL (by consent1 dedicated.
Doors open at Ia 20 commence at O'Clock. Single
tickets of admission Is cents Tickets ad nit
and ladies' 50 To be obtained at the ns,i
tu,e and Kirby Co s. Gil Broadway where lebraton
badges also be obtained.
The COUNT JOaNNES respectfully states TO his fellow
citizens that the the above and also or
the Tesmon al the 3rh inst at the Acade nv ~ Music.
will form the nucleus fund enable MIN To resent 10
the ctv of New York MONUMENTAL STATUE or
~ the authorities and the Count Joannes also
submits saved the house of
Shakspere from destruction and removal wrote and pro-
nounoed first in England upon the Great
Poet for ch the Jubilee Medal awarded. orgt
mated years nce) the Intended statue in Boston, ant
having fnpersonated SHAKSPERE'S HAMLET more than
hundred times In England, France aud America that
the gift from him the metropolis where his his
trionic literary first achieved, Will not %
deemed inappropriate either regards the donor or hd
hrst cente nnia celebration in the republic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

UNFINISHED ROOM AND HALL BEDROOM
"A commune atins on oDd story front to let, viii
Board In house with all the modern Improvements
several car and STAGE lines Inquire al No. Bank
lold number, one door west OF Nayerlpy place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

MOODS MINSTREL, HAtL-5.4 BROADWAY,
w OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
Proprietor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Henry Wood
WOODS NINSTRKIS,
MONDAY April II and cyerv. evening during the week
GOING TO THE FAIR.
THE AFRICAN CAMILLE, PONPEY MOORE,
SANITARY FLUCTUATIONS.
HAPPY UNCbs T0M. COTTON FIELD SPOR rs
Como Banjo Solos, Robinson Crrsoe Songs. Dances Sc
Loors en- at z commence az O'Clock Tickets Is cents
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GOOD CHANCE FOR A PHYSICIAN-TO LET
n the House atey occupied fy the late DR. Robert
mond At CYPRESS Hills Long Island. large exeusv Z
practice can he secured by applying sooa.
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A SUR OF FURNISHED R0OMS-IN TIE UPPER
n part 81 strict! private house In Tenth street.
tween second and Irt let witaonI
one or two Gentlemen, aud required AZ.
dress G b boz 2 III Post o.Mee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

A HOUSE TO LET-FUENISHED. PLEASANTLY
n located near South Orange, together with carriage
house and about land.
JOHN W. SHLDDEN, 3G5 Bowefy, corner Fourth ST.
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AN UHFURNfsHEo HOUSE. WITH ABOUT HhLF
II land with stables and coach house to
the town OF WestcSester, near fhrog Ne * pais
muncauon by steamboat wish Ne% York. The house
ains 40 rons kitcAen &C. the Die stalls Tor
chrrase room. and for toarhsan. Apply TO EDWD
EAIGHT. Bank of Commonwealth
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HOUSES. ROOMS. sc, TO LET.

ArA WASHINGTON PLACE. NEAR BROADWAY
IA University Buling-ihc advcrtlscr has lust e.seu
the above Oilers hne large unurnlS'e4 ~ ls
without board reaIetaen only Room suitable ior
immediate q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

TJOPE CHAPEL, "i5 BROADWAY.
III Twenty ifth week o. the
MAMMOTH STTREOSCOPTICON.
This popular exhibition IL still brilliant afford
ing t. all classes happy relaxation from the
Of routine life II is fairy of travel history tera
ture and song revealing to the delighted visitor the most
enchanting Scenery and the exquisite Scenerf and
Architecture Of the ancient and modern in all lands
beheid in the reality
METROPOLITAN FAIR
HOLDEkS ,,f SEASON TICKETS
ADMITTED FREE
Doors at Tour beg al O'Clock.
Tickets % ca1ts cd seats 80 Matinee every
day at O'Clock
II b. McKBON. Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.
The thirty ninth annual Exhibition Of original Pictures b
living artists the Galleries SIS Broad
N-'' ''0A - T. ADDISON RICHARDS.
Correspondins Secretary, u a.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

WATER.-Of all inorganic substances;
acting in their own proper nature. aud with
ont assistance or combination, water is the
most wonderful. If We think of it as the
source of all the changefuness and beauty
which we have seen in the clouds; then as
the instrument: by which the earth we have
contemplated was modelled into symmetry,
and its crags ebiseled into grace; then as. in
the form of snow, it robes the mountains it
has made with that transcendent light
which we could not have conceived if we
had not seen; then as it exists in the foam
OF the torrent, in the iris which spans. in
the morning nist which rises from it, in tn e
deep crystalline pools which mirror its
hanging shore, in the broad lake and glanc-
ing'river; finally, in that which to all hu-
man minds is the best emblem of unweari-
ed, uncomfortable power, the wild, various,
fantastic tameless unity of The sea-what
shall we compare 10 this mighty, this uni
versal element, for glory and for beauty ? or
how shall we follow its eternal chaBgeful-
meas of feelipg2 1t is like trying to paint a
SOUL uskin. 49, H..
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

PHREHoLeeIKALrKARAo OF Mr. MARX
AILBERRY. ESQ -Given at the offs Of Prof.
josh; Billings, Praktical phrepologis, prise
4 dollars. - : Az = - = - =
Amtiveness-Big. Sticks ont like hor.
nets ness. Yu ought tewl be able to luv
the hole human fsmilee with yure bump at
onss. ~ will never be wilder lorg, not
Pollytiks-Yu hav got the natral wa
A splshdid bump. Menny man b as got
to'bs konstable with half yurs bump.
oOmbaifness-SIeighinaily, very much.
4n might fight woman but tuff match.
shud like to bet on the woman. The
bump wants poultisiDg. -s--
Vittles- Bi thunder what bumpi I
shud think yu eud eat boss and cart, and
ehas the driver three miles, without any
praktis. ThundW & Lishteningl what a
bumPl what bumpl Let Barnum git his
hand on this bump. and yure forsin is made
What q hHnpl what a bumpl -s.r
Grsenbacks-Well developed. A gor-
eseus bump. A sortin few emmy man. Yu
kont help but die rich, il this bump don't
60 back on yu.z Heorgious bumpi happee
mani die when IN feel like It, deth won't
hafen1y Sorrows for yIre re.ashuns tbot
this bump wontneal. . =
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11
BiEeeEp TO BE ExcusEp.-An Ohio

BEGGED TO BE ExcUsED.-An Ohio news
paper printer, whose wife was not at all
noted for her beauty and gentleness. was
compelled to set out on a journey. aud leave
his work in the hands Of his apprentices
The evening succeeding bis departure, when
the boys came into supper. the vile, in al :
dressing the eldest, imam upusually kind
TOM. said: y-'.WilIiam, while yourimaster is
gone. you must take his place" William
confused and Mortified. his face brrDipg
with bushes. in voice of AFFECT beseeching
ness. stammered ous. ''pleass nam 20 pre-:
fer to sleep with the b0ys'
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

why .did1Adsm bite the applea said the
scnoolmaster to one Of his pupils. Because
he had no knife,' replied the urchin. =,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

How TO WIN LOVE IF you wish to be
o woman's lover, her hero, her ideal, her
delight, her utter rest AID ultimatum you
must attune your soul to fine issues-yOu
must bring out the angel in you, and keep
the brute under. 1t is not that you shall
stop making shoes. and begin to write. No,
sir. Youimsy make shoes. you may run
engines, you may carry Goals, you may blow
the huntsman's horn, and hurl the base
ball, follow thu pillow. smits the anvil; your
face might be brown, your veins knotted,
your hands gri:nmed, and yet you may be
q hero. And, on the other hand, you may
write; verses and be a clown. II is not ne
cessary to feed on am brosia in order to be-
come di vine; nor shall none be accused,
though he drink of the nine-fold Styx.-
The Israelites ate angels food in the viii
derness, and remained stiff necked and I'M
circumcised in hearts and ears. The white
water lily feeds on slime, and unfolds
heavenly glory. Come as the June morn
Ing comes It has not picked its way dam
ily, passing only among the roses. Il has
blown through the fields and the barn-yards
ard all the common places ofthe land. 1t
has shrunk from nothing. Its purity has
breasted and overcome all things, and so
harmon:zed all that il sweeps around your.
forehead and sinks into your heart, as
scft and sweet as the fragrancy Of Paradise.
30 come you, rough from the worlds rough
work, with all out door airs blowing around
you, but with fine inward grace, so strong
30 sveet, so salubrious that it meets and
masters all things, blending every faintest
and foulest odor Of earthliness into the
grateful incense of pure and lofty life.
--@ 49, ~ MISS DorGE. y
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

0We Fave no professional court fools
10 these times, but we have thousands of
courted fools sTzsfsTaf 80 ~
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

FLUENcY OF SPEEcH.-The common hu-
ency of speech in many men, and most wo :
men, is owing to scarcity of words; for
whoever is a master of Language and has
mind full of ideas. will be apt in speaking,
10 hesitate upon the choice of both; where-
as common speak ers have DOLLY one get of
ideas, and one set of words 10 cIotbe them
in; and these are always ready at the mou ih i
80 people come faster ont OF church when
it is almost en- PITY, than when a crowd is
at thsdoor.-SVjk :.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

A mems house or farm is often kept IN
good repair-st Jess cost than bis wife's face.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11
.oof35 Il = 1osgo,sE
GRAIN. GROCERY.
sfr,is.5 Sis4ed -ro4T5A NDls .bsns,s.sbag 81 o.
COMMITS SION HOUas +
Corner Of srd & Market Streets
NASHVILLE, gf-, KlEEaA KENTUCKY.

r HAVE JUST, OPENED A. GRAIN,
GROCERY AND COMMISSION -STO Rim
the house formerly occupied by JAS. C. Brook
over, northeast Corner of Third d. Market SITS. &
will pay the highest market price IN DASH
or W HEAT, RYE and BARLEY" .r7i12s. ~
Sugar, Molasses, Coffee Tea Rice, Fish, Tobacco,
Salt, &C., &c. together with general assort-
ment of all articlesin he Grocery line; all war
ranted to be he best quality. My goods have
been bought exclusively for Cash, and will be
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits. q g - "A.
l have also on hand large stock of PURE
OLD BOURBON WHISKY. -- H1sL II = r
Commission, Storage & Forwarding Business
attended to with promptness. aai sa1tine;
All persons desir ous of getting the worth of
their money, will please give me a call
Juno 18th, 1862. l1I BEN PHISTER.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11

The passing years drink portion of the
light from our eyes aud leave their traces
on our cheeks, as birds that drink at lakes
leave their footprints on the margin.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-11
The SMACK in school

The Smack in School. r TF5
HA6ls1td@ss ssaooIg not far Z sTSg R ~. "
Mid Beskshife hiIls.Sone winter'sday
Was humming With its. wonted noise --.--.-
= sofAhFeescere, ming led girls and boys ~
q Sdfhefew upon their task intent, -
But more on furtiye miscbief bent,
The while the masters downward look = -
= TaS fatsdedoH aeopy book-cIEl & AU-
When suddenly, behind his back, y "a
SRae-Ehakpa cfear roddng sEAcxi 80
As ,tyere q, battery fbliss = TIT ~
.elBstscf in one trsmenaous kissi ~ - >
"what's thatin the startled master cries;
THAI thir,p q little imp replies, - -
"Wath William. Width, if Foup.eathe-.r -
,ss1thaS Elm 18th Thuthannah Peathe!''
With frown to-nake, statue thrills
The master thundered 'sHither, Will"
Like wretch o'eFtaken in his track,
With stolen chatteisg on his back, = Il 2 =
VIII hung bis bead in tear aud shame, 81
- And to the awful presence came z. -
q sAgreat, gree1, bashfui simpleton,
90 The butr of all good fun go q.
With smile Suppressed, aad burch appraised,
1.-The ti,reatener- faltcred-"I'm amazed .
Thatyou, my biggist pupil should
aoBeguifty of nazct sorudeI sGosEla '4''J
: BEFORE the whole set school, to boot--7G I c
What evil genius put you to't,'a 5ar~fsre
"Twas she, herself, sir, )" sobbed the lad,
81 didn't mean to beso bad 2" i''5@
But when Susannah shook her curls, -
q Andwhispered was 'fraid Of girls, - 90
WApd dnrsnt kiss a baby's doll, t-' p 80
couldn't stand it, sir, at all,
But up and kissed her on the spoil
kno-9-boo hoo--I ought to not, III II p
But some how, from her looks-boo hoo
II thought she kind of wished me top .--
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09

PY Q Gentleman, Wife and Daughter s years
~ old, good suit of rooms with board. Rooms
furnished or unfurnished for which liberal compen-
sation will be paid Address q. j., box 2x04. d
roruand. Vot; zeth- r3 nH DEW, f ocrz7u
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09

ay OF Prisoners.
solSiers @ in ~ sontsrest nearest Of kin,g dependent on
due thelatter on application in pesson or Sy
tor - GEO y EMERY. PoRTLAnD. q 15 ME- Inn.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09

ON Wednesday afternoon, out of carriage be-
~ tween Exchange ST. and EmeFy st., pair Of
oy leaving them with JOHN e. DOW e Son. cor
aer o. AAchange and MIX Sts. o t.s oci2oH
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09
WHOLE NO. 755.
WANTS, ,LOST,FOUN


A LOAN OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS 4.
"a wanted by the town of kcarboro' Interest
payable emf e:1uallv at lst National Sank Ct Port
ane; an. Apply to J. Gunni,oA Post 0fice address.
-- J.GUNNISON, ASeleetmen
RICHARD LEAvvrT, Of
pao -. -. GEO. w. CARTER. Searboro'.
- -s-' -'0@' tfe aassa. uscS2wed.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09

Hare Chamce.

QUITS of Rooms, with board, can be obtained By
May 1lth. 80 smayI2dtf q
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09
S. REW ANN
Round.


NEAR Plumb street. three Gold watches. 70,
further Information inquire a. this once.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09
ss- . I or N s
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS P.aLNTEB5
AT M I'D 9 ON IS,
No, az Market Square, Portland
Seizure of Goods.

NoTIOE is hereby given that the following de-
lS scribed goods were seized at this Port, on the
days hereinafter nentioued, for violation Of the
Revenue Laws: aH eft ssa ~
Oct z. 1854 on board Br. schooner MARY McKen-
zie Ib 10. IL dozen pairs Woo Mttens ozen pi
Wooien Socks-Oct "a 1854 at store Ia this city "a
Bags Rags, 108 pairs Wool Socks or Hose, / lot old
this city ass bbls old Emo. Nov 4, 1874, on board
Wagon in this city, bex Sugar, 200 Cigars. nov
3, 1884 on toard Wagon in this city, barrels Mo-
lasseg. 7e S4Gff #9g &as e4
Any person or persons, desiring the same, are re-
faes.ed TO appear and make gnch claim within nine
goody from the date hereof; otherwife the said
so0us Wl be disposed of in accordance with the act
O'As'e's approved April 2. 1854.
Dec X ,ss. ISRAEL wAEHBURN, Jr.,
Oec ., ioo4-d1a3w ~ ~ Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09

ITO pnrehase stock of Millinery. nth rent of one
n OF the best stands In the city. Address through
z. o.. jv2s ~ MfIaLTNE ER Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09

ON the evening of the 18th between Deering Hall
~ and Danlorth street large 1old Cross chased
The Under Rtil meet wi, h liberal rewsrd by IeaY-
ing itat LOWELL SENTER's. n sfi
q novl7d-f9 sla TssNs5efh Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09
LOST.

A SITUATION as Book-keepor in . Wholesale
ence gtven.a Address "H. X. D." Press Once II
The Portland daily press., 1864-12-09
Steamship Bohemian
Wrecked at Portland.

rUyHE undersigned will receive separate tenders at
n his ONCE In this city, until noon on Tueadav
January 10, 1856, for the purchase
1st-of the wreck ofthe Hull and I'm sinea of tha
Iron Steamship Bohemian, of about ZOO tons. as
they now lie or may then lie, about ave fathoms
water, about nalf mile nom the shore OF Cape Eli
tte city. ~
ad-of all the remaining port on of the cargo that
of Iron Knees, Bar Iron, Sheet Iron, and other
goods. - aafsclr T -.-
Tenders state the pric in cash. god value, that
ly, and the party parties II any whose tender is
accepted, must pay deposit with the unceTs g. 3D.
not later than January 2Oth, of wety per cent on
the amoant o. their bids; farther sum o. twenty
percent on or before Feby 70 ana the balance In
's- y. DS-S. JAMES L. FARMER,
lr tda..r No. 10 Exchange street.
Portland, Nov %. 1854. sovsotd
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-02

pe- Medicinal and Table uses, which are perfectly
pure, and need only be tried to be appreciated.
None genuine unlsss they have our gold label on
each bottle, and our initials pressed in wax ovcs
Ne eerk.
esid By Al druggists and dealers throughout the
eNqptry. Call for our goods aud take no other
Circulars to the trade supplied on application r.
- Bennett Pleterp & C<s
Seld W No. p Ryes g., Chicago.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-02
Ar WHOLESALE ONLY!
Watches and JeWelry
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE
LOWEST PRIZES FOR CASSIE,

Armv and Cowltry Merchants,
Traders, Sutlers, and General Deal
ers can make enormous profits npon
snail Investment!
Jcwclry of any pattern or quail
ity and in any quantity made to
order.
~ Estimates for any class Of work furnish
ed IL Particular attention pad 10 supply
ing ductioneers Country Pedlars, Indian
Traders, ond A,my Dealers.
ANY style of Goods manufactured, sue Ii
as Inventions, etc. at short notice.
rGood Can PASSING Clerks, Nth small
Capital. can find constant Employment. H.
Illustrated Lists and full particu ars free.
The profit to the retailer is
very large!
Il Wholesale Supply can he carried in IL
knapsack hand valise, or carpet bag, and
will not be like books-bulky or inconveni-
ent to carry from place to place,
Remember another thing'-Ihis business
is strictly honorable! ~There is no need
of misrepresenting or exagerating Our
selves /!
It's business in which an ample and
satisfactory equivalent is given for the mon
ey received and an encouraging profit is
pock eted at the Same time. 1t is an occupa
ton in which no person need be afraid or
ashamed to canvass the same field again
and again. for where once our goods are in
troduced a pcrmanent and continuous de-
mand is created.
To Soldiers in the army, or those at homo
disabled by the hardshps ofwar, to Clergy
men out of health, Teachers, Postmasters,
or any person who wishes either local or an
active occupation, and one chat brings with
it Great Pecun,ary inducements this IRE
sents an opportunity seldom mot With:
TRYIT! AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES!
CarefuVu selected lots Of Je,relry conpri-
sing our newest styles and most saleablo
variety of Goods, will be sent anywhere in
the LOYAL States. We are constantly filing
orders from persons leaving the choice of
Goods wholly with us. TO such we prem
Use the best exercise of our taste and judy
ment, and from our long experience can en-.
sure satisfaction. We ask no pay !" advance
state what style and quality of Goods are
| wanted, and we will send the same and col
lect pay by Express at the end Of the Route.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Good movements and manufactured IN
the best manner, ofpare materls., 81 WAT
runted at prices from $40 to $3.50 each.
Sent any where-pay collected by Expire So:
Satisfaction guaranteed J! M Sstehes at
first prices; they being Of our o'sn 'mpo'te-
, lien.
Circulars free by mail! Send for thsm!!
T,&G. GAUGHAN,
Manufacturer 4 lmpertsrs,
nxam3l ZIG knoAnwAy, NEw-Yosx.