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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

Essays Tor Young Men ON Great Social
Evils and Abuses,
VTyHIcH INTERFERE WITH MARRIAGE,
w with sure means of relief for the Erring and
Unfortunate diseased and debilitated. 80. #4s.sss
Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge.
Address, HOWARD SANITARY AID ASS0CIA-
TT0N, No. 2, South Ninth street. Philadelphia Pa.
January 49, lS7l-m3.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

ooso of AoAIs.--Judge j. sayles, Jr, who has been
AAed TO his room for some days past by illness,
streets again.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

THE MINING SEASON OPESED.-After long and Sc
we're winter winding up with several weeks of yari-
able weather. Spring was length ushered in on last
sunday morning, The day was warm and sunny.
mu,h ike June weather. and under the heat Of the
SIMS rays the snow has rapidly disappeared from the
streets aud hill sides. Large volumes Of water
running to waste in More and Elk creeks and the
roads leading out of our city becoming Eot far
from impossible for wheeled vehicles. Water has
been turned into two three OF the bitches belong.
ing to the Buena Vista Bar Company. from one of
which they have FOR pearly week past been supply
ing water to company III Cinnamon. who At
work the Bar opposite the Jail. The Buena Vista
Company intend starting their hydraulics on Bonum
hill this morning and in 4 week from this time min
ing operations will be in full bias. all around Idaho
City Efforts being made to get water through
the Biz Ditch at the earliest day possible and in the
Anderson and Dunn bitches the .er is already
ming. Within two weeks all the principa! Companies
in the camp will be at work and city. at night;
will be illuminated by the Fleetwood fires Of the min
e-s on the bars hills and guIches for miles around
From CoFELASD's.-Mr. Newton Finch arrived
here from Copcl4nd's disgngs, on last Tuesday q
vs.; Ia Idaho City to procure the services Of den.
til; a. he suffering with his teeth. Upon exam.
nation Dr. Belknap found ii necessary TO remove the
entire l0t, eighteen in number. and in few minutes
"yaak5l thsm al out; which lis all right lhic ain;
il Robie' Took thicl the doors dvtce." lie starts
back today, accompanied by Mr. Z. W. Robbie, broth
er u r. '. Robbie. the jewsler. Mr.. Finch reports
TIE from five to six feet in depth at Copeiauds
aud says that the miners there will not be able to
commence sluicing before the first OF May. As Mr..
Robe never attempted snowshoeing he viii doubt
less find it any thing but pleasant pastie but he
was four years In active service in the late war; and
'pontooned" Sherman aud his army "from Atlanta
to the sea-. he will no doubt worry through in good
tine and cond2le with Jack" who made the trip
month ago. and has by this time become FUSED to
them ere sort o. thing"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06

~ ust Reeeived-A large invoice of fine Cigars.
n23w3 ]. g. BRYANT Co.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06
We also draw direct on
London, Bremen, Amsterdam,
Dublin, Hamburg, Hanover,
Paris, Berlin, Montreal, |


London, Bremen Amsterdam,
Dublin, Hamburg, Hanover,
Paris Berlin, Montreal
And other leading European cities.
We purchase Gold Dust Gold and Silver Bullion
Quartermasters' checks and Vouchers. and Drafts
Certificates of deposit issued by Eastern, California
or Oregon Banks:
Buy Territorial and County Warrants and Bonds;
Keep Revenue Stamps for sale
Make collections oil points in the United States
and all business connected with general Banking will
receive prompt attention.
We agents for the sale Of Passenger Tickets for
all the regular mail steamers between New York and
London. Liverpool Premcn, Hamburg, Havre and
Antwerp.
Persons DESTROYS of sending for friends in any part
of Europe procure tickets of u.s. and their
passage to New York, thus saving the expense and
risk of sending money or that purpose.
Idaho City Assaying Works - Returns
made In six hours and the correctness of assays
guaranteed. and losses from coinage at any United
States Mint made good.
Particular attention paid TO the Analysis Of Ores
and Minerals.
Dust Bullion and Assays of Ore left at the follow.
ing places will be forwarded to this Office for Assay
and returns made the following day:
Madigan Cannady, Pioneer City.
j. Z. Mills Co.,... Granite Greek.
d. II. Duke u Co.. .CentervlHe.
WIN. Lyncn ESQ.,. .Pacerviue.
The highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars,
either in Coin or Currency.
oFFIcE-In the National Bank Agencys Building,
opposite Wells, Fargo Co. s Office.
]. NJ. BURKETT, Assayer.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALl

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ons Y w ,s s LA" g Jan
National Steamship Company Had heavy westerly ga es
and
for Sg q ppo i
do do.
E1perenc.a fearful weather during whole voyage being
carrying away sails breakwaer and part Of deck rail &C
dore bound WI loh lat 40 IS. lon H. of the cunard
Steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray, Aspnwan Feb ?, and
a @ % win %se ans q ss
ship Rising Star, hence for Aspnwa; date TO-
lon - - iell ip with and sent boat alongside brig
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson New orleans with mdse
and passengers to Frederic Baker.
Steamship Virgo, BukIey, savannah Fse @ wnh mdss
o. Cape Lookout passed steamship Cleopatra hence for
steamship Regulator, Freeman, Wilmington NC. % hours.
with mdse. to the Lorlard Steamship Co. Feb y u miles
which were pari vessels deck house. pianEs &c
T. With Geo sutton cGssss He Va. a 10 The
Se en s s' is
Ms% s Tsst ssa S% 20
3 Hattie FOR
Dee nsa Ss rsss.. %sss and
70 The Banks .nce Of wesey ss Been
V so Weather. and Se with
ana badly 10 death: s; o sickness among
Italy fe the mzzen topsai yard to the deck and died
t.rs Easn s ss'iJa Jans1e
to Amsinck Covessel to master Crossed the equator
81 y
sss ts D 2sasSa e sarssdS
sse nnS "a lat aa7 n, long 81 W. bark
Brig Asrats sof fprslaud), Wallace, Grsysowo sic, 4s
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
n the Road.-Bdss Canada, and virginia Dars, bound

In the Roads-Bngs Canada, and Virginia Dare, bound
Passed the Capssshp Gen Butler Chase from Caao for
e G s lRss sS' sssa sSss
'G; Ssyis f% Ns% eSm%as. nSfa Liverpool
HArTEkAs MET, MI Feb SIN port schr Saunders.
.iS aoLMEs II SEE Ss:s .sAr. s....sq-
Eys and @
back Boston Tangsr ta River Qasen Robin.
sssss sSs' .. msSf IN:
sshrs Rn Tor pur
Portland for phadelpha i furbar, Cobb do for New
ssbps x%stsa sanss fS1Gs fSaS
S re- ST ads
Smith, Boston for Savannah
Ford tBr Lizzie Hannum. Chas Higgins, Wiley,
Feb d PM-Arrived. schrs Freddie W Alton, Doane
Winged Racer, Paine and Newell Hswes Kenneay Bos- s
for New York. Antelope (Br, Barker Cornwas, Ms, for
Deyesssas Prs%tiss Hobbs, IrsSyl. Sssrss Berry:
Crockett. Carrie Melvin Adde Walton rraftsn, Childe.
Rse
LSha
cRn AGSs Matte
wood Boce, Nellie Chase. Lillian Warren, sar, acus.
sss5
Hvannnn vdl ohas Higgins, A Ford (Br Robinson,
ioh-Arriyed and sailed, brig Kenneth sBr,, Stevens,
ship ali we'll Baxter i tBr .y Sullivan. %
sssH
nsdSs & Atom
Nantucket Shoals, in the vicinity Of Rip Light
Gays nns this afternoon Several vessels which
S9 Gay Head @
@ sss sS
ESskgor Sc Me 5,h Sparkling Sea- Faksnsnrg; Benz Cart
th Clara se Amssuy S New Aa
Ceaped I'd, schrs Charles Elmer, Corson Philadelphia;
Sd Ann Valentine, Bayles do 4th, Admiral, -steeman,
KEY WEST. Jan sO-Cleared brig Hattie B. Dagge.t, MI
Feb lo-Arrved, steamship Ariadnc, Pennington, New
fGTe fG GaysSn ss .nS sssd sd Ocean RANGE,
Ase n s' sls: a ssaa s Rsa
mouth; Helena Swell Ledquis do. 4
New
tam Webster Ruatan Below barks Ager9en' Anderson
erpoo barks Mbina Waeaer do Chas Auguste, Congals
hr
VIM Conyers, Toole, New York }
F'HiIA pELFHIA. Feb lo-cleared. brig James Baker.
LEwEs, Del, Feb 10, PM-Three schrs IN haroor Large
Orb
Brown, Liverpool via Londonderiy schr Anna Friend
Cieared-Schr G Young. Richardson, sarua.
SAVANNAH, Feb ll-ATrived, schr Mary Haskell, from
Cearea-seamshps San Salvador, Nickerson. and Mont
Somsry parslon New York Wyoming philaselpha' 9ars
shear City, La; Sarah Bruen, Jacksonville.
& Ga ssbF Tes Robert srg Baker,
cleared for Havana,
snow' Snow DO o. fenobsco coomUs, PoranS. ''en =
ST MARYSt Ga, Feb ARRIVED, brig Cyclone, Nevins.
WILMINGTON, NC. Feb IL Cleared, steamship Rebecca
Clyde, Baltimore
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
OCEAN STEAMERS
,dnier. Sails Destinat,on. orr
Office,
PORT OF NEW YORK., FEBRUARY II, 1871,
CLEARED.

Steamship Trpoi tBr), sowerby Liverpool via Queens.
Steamship Zoe (Br), shackford, Brest-F schmidt
steamship Havana Pennington, Havana-F Alexandra 4
Steamship Perit, Gardner, Hamilton (Bermuda)-wm II
:, Steamship Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston Key west-c
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Capp, New Orleans H Crou
Steamship Emily souder, Crowen, New orleans-Fred
Steamship Lodona, Hovey, New orleans-C H Mallory h
Steamship Ashland, Moore Pcrnandina-Jas Hand.
Steamship San Jacinto. Hazard, savsnnah-wm Garri
steamship Huntsville, Gyowel sayannah-R Lowden
s.eamship wyanoke Bourne, Norfolk. City Point and
Steamship Geo Upton Roberts, Norfolk City Point and
Steamship Volunteer JONES' Philadelphia Steam.
Ship Genallen Br, Schilston, Liverpool-E Morgans
Shin India tBr) Savory, London--P Peabody Willis Co.
Ship Bessie Parker tBr), Cox Amsterdam-Jas W Elwel
Bark Quickstep Chase, San FranciscoC Comstock Co.
Bark Ectaux IBID socomb, Queenstown Falmouth for
Bark Iron Age Grabree, GottenbSre5 Bea.,ie.
Brig New York t1aD, savarese, Naples-Funch, Edge
Brig Xiareta, Jordan, Arroyo. PR Buck 4 Co.
Brig F Nash, Holmes, Cardenasrw Ray 4 Co.
Brig Ethel Bolton (Br), Heney, Matanzas-Heney Par
Brig james Miller Thcmbs, zaza Miller Hough.on.
Brig Annie tBr,, Mcdonald, St Johns, MFR Currie.
schr Gen Putnam, knghson, San Andraas via Old Provi
schr julia Decker, Dunon St Mar,,ns-H vatable 4
schr Walter Scott Br sypher, s. john MP Nevius &
schr Anna Dickinson, Dickinson, Jacksonville-van
schr Kate Walker, Warren, Jacksonville-w Ray & Co.
schr X Brown. wicks, Wilmington NC-Jonas Smith Il
schr L Crocker, Thrasher Providence-H jackson 4
Schr Richmond Cup Ill, New Haven-Rackett Bro
Steamer W Garrett, Mclaughlin, baltimore.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
United STATES DISTRICT c1uaT-Is BANKRUPTCY
The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroud Cou-


The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Com.
pnny.
This line OF railroad runs through three States
Massachusetts, Connecticut and New York Petl.
lions have been fled each OF these States prayinp
that the company shall be declared bankrupt.
Among the creditors Of the company are the Adams
Express Company and Mr.. John Alger. The peti-
noning creditor IN Massachusetts, who is repre-
sented by Mr.. Joseph Choate as counsel claims that
Court here N the matter untn there
shall have been some decision reached
In the case either In Massachusetts or
Connecticut mir. Clarence Seward and Mr.
Charles NJ. ia Costa are counsel Tor the Adams Ex-
press Company Some weeks ago. when the matter
was set gown lor hearing before Judge Blatchiord,
al INJUNCTION, sued out upon the motion Of the Bos.
ten, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company was is
sued 10y Judge Woodrnn, OF the United states Cir
cult Court restraining the peitoning creditors from
further action Till certain questions Of law and fact
had been passed upon by Judge Woodruff The
argument upon this injunction was liked Tor yesyer-
DAY: but Judge Woodruff dia not sit, and
the argument accordingly went over Tor q week.
Yesterday molten was made before Judge
Batcnloru, by Mr.. u. Ii. owen, counsel for certain
receivers OF the estate OF the Boston, Hartford and
Enc Railroad Company, who had been appointed
nndei tic State law. TINS motion was 10 tue effect
sbat the Court modify the njuncon restraining the
receivers from taking any action in regard TO the
affairs OF tie company that would enable them 10
complete and build part OF the road, about twenty
miles Ia length q work which would require ali out
jay OF 100000 10 $o00,0v0 the sum OF between
81 oOo, ,ooo and s3oO0.o00 having been already ex-
Mr. FREDERICK A. Lane on behalf Of the Boston,
HnfioT0 ane Erie Company, supported lne app.lca-
tion which was opposed by Mr. W. T. ouriss ana
he modified. and that ihe Court had no power 70
grant the motion. Mr. Curtss commented upon
wnat he yermed The hopeless insolvency OF the conf
pany. anu Said that for twenty years the road IN
question wuch u was proposed 10 nnish had been
In an ml!eEe s'ate-almost IN ruin.
The Judge tpos The papers and reserved his
GlOlkalOn
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Oh, wad some power the gif,ie gle US
To sep nrrseis as ifhers anp na

To see oursels as ithers see us =
Jefferson Market Police Court not place or
amusement nor money making mart, still it is In
vting ~ and attractive ~ The court Is also emil
nenty nospitab!e, and its numerous invitations are
almost invariably accepted by the unlucky reci-
pents, powerful is the magnetic attraction of the
place as conveyed through the medium OF detec.
tive bluec coated, bottle-nosed cop." Certainly
there is bar. And there are even pretty waiter
girls tCircassian beauties from the pureus Of Hous
ton street,. Also menagerie-all the animals being
locked up together in "box," though by no means
"happy family" But the bar is the bar Of justice
the pretty ~ waiter girls are always either complain
ants or defendants usually the latter In some dis
creditabe case and
THE UNHAPPY FAMILY" IN THE BOX
comprises the tagrag and bobtail'' Of New YORK
city. How many Of the thousands who Will read to-
days HERALD know what 1t is to be born in hovel,
reared by. Fagin and educated by a BIZ sykcsf
To look up with aud respectsto Toby the cracks
nan and think the Artful Dodger the greatest OF
men? To be without food or clothing, relatives or
friends9 To know but one law-tnat OF self-preser.
vatona To have but one prlnciple-"Your hand
against yourss" No. you 40 not know how it is
yourselves. Had your lines not fallen In pleasant
your noses against the iron grating OF the .pox"
even as that ragged whimperng urchin is doing
his face besmeared with dirt and tears and his little
'.quod.n
There are two judges who do the ''justice tem-
pered With lnercyh business at this court. and at
tend to the wants OF their numerous customers,
imperturbable Judge Shandey, so well known and
SO much liked by all that even the committed thief
goes down stairs'' satisfied knowing ne has had a
flair show;' and patient Judge Cox, who never
''rules leatnern in listening TO the very longest
va IN that Biddy or DiDah can spin.
Each Judge has his own clerks. Kind and courte-
Gus Nike Shandley and the grave and very much
served James Steers assist Judge Shandiey, while
handsome Frank Houghtain, with the big blue eyes
and heavy blond mustache, ana fussy consequent
tia little Charles Abraham Lincoln Godey (wifnout
any mustachel do their best for Judge Cox. Charley
Is hard worker and rapid and fluent
speaker. That is the reason there Is ne
mustache IN the place wnere the mustache
ought 10 be. But how could any sort
OF mustache grow on a lip that gives utterance to
"You sOlemnly Observation-Disclosures givebefore this
hewholetruthandnothngbu so
helpyOuG Godkisstheb0Ok what yourname ~ one hun
dred times day. There are also two interpreters,
Jolly M. Schloss and GENIAL ana gentle big Baron
Schleicher, who is I'm accomplished linguist.
Those i've or SIX cadaverOus gentlemen sitting at
a desk TO the right or the judicial seat are
REPORTERS,
as any one may easily guess seeing the bright In
tegence ~ and wit u imprinted their by no
means handsome faces. These gentlemen are pale
drawing extensively 04 the imagipation ,napces
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
TELfGakpH.c NEWS ITEMS.

Ralph Cubut engineer, was caught by ~ wheel In
factory IN ftsoug yesterday and his head literally torn
from the body.
Andrew J. BaDder Of Toledo Ohio was convicted Of
mansanghter 10 killing his wife LAS been sentenced TO ten
years imprisonment.
Colonel John Baxter yesterday recovered Judgment Of
$NN0 IN action for slander editors AND pro-
prie;ors OF the Knoxville tTenn) Way aud Reyter.
The Missouri state Senate Yesterday passed bill exempt
ing the property OF wife In executions upon Ler
husband.
The Kansas Senate on Friday passed bill giving any per-
right for damages who sod him lquor
and also 70 sue The owner vi the building in wScb liquor
SVi6s
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
HONOR 70 WHOM H1ggR Is DUE.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
We desire to contradict the report published In
yesterdays papers in relation to the fire which
occurred In our premises the morning OF the sth
inst and give the credit OF saving lives 10 the
one to whom II is due. Charles l.. Kelley assistant
foreman OF Engine Company No. 8, is the only per.
son who entered our apartments. by climbing the
shutters and awning and rescued every one OF the
occupants by lowering Mrs. Dora Ahrens and Will
liam j. Sane and child from the window TO the
sidewalk, and assisted Frederick Ahrens, William
Ahrens and Mrs. William j. Slane TO escape by the
stairway. WM. =. SLANE and WIN. AHkENS,
No. EorsYlh street corner DIVISION.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

days. with hides &C. 10 srou Bros-vesse TO Warren Ray
Co. Had strong and NE winds the entire passage;
days north of Hatterns
Brig liza (of Searsport) Thomson, wilmington, NC,
heavy weather.
sc6r Abby Dow yof Philadelphia Young Caibarien II
days. with sugar and molases to Galway Cassaoycssel
northery winds.
schr Ridgewood. Derrckson, Georgetown &C. days with
naval stores to D Hurlbut Co. Had easterly weather
and much fog.
schr Mary Elen HaG, Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND soUTH.
Steamship Francona, Bragg Portland for New York with
mdse and passengers to j + Anes -
Steamer Abatross, Fall River for New York
Brig Eliza Thompson, Bates, New Haven for New York
BOUND EAST
Schr Lottie Cook, cranmer, Virginia for New Haven.
Schr Fish Hawk, Mclean New York for Portland.
Schr Escort, Currie, New York for Nova Scotia.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
Good Reasons Why the Tennessee Has Not
Been Heard From.

Been Heard From.
NEW YORK, Feb. II, 1871.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
In order TO allay the anxiety which seems to exist
on account OF absence OF news from the steamship
Tennessee we would request you to state through
The columns OF your journal, that, unless special
vessel is despatched to Havana from 81. Domingo,
which Is hardly probable, as the distance To that
place IS nearly as far to Hampton Roads, it
would be almost impossible to hear Of her arrival
is due at this port bringing, in OF connection
by the Spanish and Dominican mail steamer, news
from ~. Domingo City to the 10th, this being the
by the steamer from ST. Thomas, touching ther on
the 10th and arriving in Havana on the 2sth and
The steamship Tybee. from ST. Domingo to this port
due en- the 22d inst. We shall In all probability
then and not before hear OF the arrival or the Ten.
pessee at ST. Domingo City. We are yours, truly,
SPOFFORD BROS. a co
The New York herald., 1871-02-12

(NORNs CURED FOR FIFTY CENTS CH-BUNIONs,
~ bad nails cured without pain by Dr. RICE, 20a
Broadway Fulton street. New York, "a Futon
street. brooklyn. Annihilaor corns bunions, &C.
fifty cents.
LNLEGANT CLUSTER CURLS, 81 so; CIIATEIAINJ
IL Bras, length OF hair S3 so; from the import-
err Hair Goods retaied at wholesale pricea.
CHAS. v. PECKHAM,
toI Broadway, near Amity and 2o Grand, Bowery
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
A Charlain's Cpiuion of Captain Temple ant
His Sfl-ers,

n Sharfutns Optnf00 OF captain temple and
His Gflcers.
UNITED STATES RECEIVING SHIP VERMoNTl
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD, y. Y, Feb. II, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
AS the HERALD OF this morning contains an article
rejecting upon the seawortbness OF the United
States steam frigate Tennessee-a vessel which
previous TO her departure from this port was looked
upon by distinguished naval officers as the pride OF
the American Navy-a vessel stanch and IN every
way competent TO battle with the stormy elements
OF the rough Atlantic-I beg leave at this hour Of
momentous anxiety to state a few facts concerning
the ship and her officers.
In regard to the commanding ofacer Captain
William G. Temple, sneak OF him from personal
experience as being one of the best and most
efficient commanders in the navy During the late
war served under him as watch and navigating
o6cer ana on our way TO J0in IN the attack Fort
Fisher ship the Pontoosuc) encountered one of
the most terrible gales that ever swept across the
Atlantic. And amid cracking plank and rending
sail, and with the seas sweeping over him, he stood
calmly and bravely at the post OF duty, and through
his thorough knowledge of seamanship our vessel
was brought safely to port. II was his GOODNESS in
battle and his weli-known abilities that prompted
lhe Navy Department to give him COM
not conceive why any fears should be
entertained in regard to the safety OF the Tennes.
see, 1t is not unusual for sailing vessel TO take
from twenty to thirty days 10 reach ST Domingo
City: and as the Tennessee has only been out about
TWENTY-FIVE days II may be week yet before news
o her arrival can be expected. similar rumor
was in circulation last summer In regard 10 the
safety OF the United states steam sloop-ofwar
Shenandoah which vessel took sixty days rrom
Boston 10 Lisbon. when the passage is frequently
made in less than twenty days. Ii is cruel to crc1-
late premature reports OF the loss OF the Tennessee
causing intense anxiety and needless suffering to
those having relatives and friends on board
l have also been shipmate with several OF ths
watch officers OF the Tennessee, and they are con-
sidered among the best in the service.
II any man can bring ship through storm and
danger, that man is Captain William G. Temple.
JAMES j. KANE,
Chaplain United states Navy.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
SAILED

Steamships Trpoli, City Of Brussels Lverpool Do
nan bremen Perit bermuda; Clyde, Galveston via Key
vest Lodona, Geo Cromwell, and Emily Souder, New
Orleans Ashland, Fcrnandna Jacnto Huntsville,
savannah Manhattan, Charleston; Wyanoke, and Geo
upon Echmoud. &c ship JAS Foster Jr Liverpool bark
Hedvig Buenos Ayrcs
Wind at sunset WNW, light.
The New York herald., 1871-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
E,INAL CLOSING our SALE
IL OF THE SEASON.
LORD 4 TAYLOR,

LORD 4 TAYLOR,
On MONDAY. February is.
cor ,ns g continue for one week. s,
'l1a,ss cSs cloth coass reduced @ M
BLACK cIoin coats' reduced from ssl5 sl5 % $40.
Black s'osh s0sts, ] reduced from sss % $ss
Black cloth Cloaks. reduced from $40 to $25
EssI S:;IsSSsa IssSssS from sss
as the % Ss sas na and we'd
In the Fur Department great bar gains are offered BY the
very material reduction ofprices.
UNUSUAL BARGAINS
LORD 4 TAYLOR
call special attention TO the unusual bargains now oerina
SIX Silks, yeve...
S5s;: Sss;: fss4s fs2aissps ooos., Rsss. RHs:'s.y'
g}a,S.' g}RsSs'ery' cIasy,. Frnsy Goods
Cambrcs. Gloves
which viii be- oiered on MoNDAY Febraary is as fol,
The arrival Of large invoices Of plain Black Gros Gran
enables us TO offer great to purchasers unpes
csdensedy low prices DRESS GOODS
Three Magdaa Mixtures 25nch suitable for house,
and street wear' At isPGslNI Haf Ell Si.o STRIPES
Two cases Gray and Black Imperial Stripes, 25nch,'
suitable for spring wssf' ES;',sfsH i.fs sAT1Ns
a. sSc and SOC Also kss ETsnsh sstn. ali
100 pieces French Empress Cloths warranted all WOOL
all coos suitable for the coming season. at &c., worth 1Sc
casc WOOL Black Empress real bargain at 7Sc
standard retail price III per yard
BLACK ALPACA.
and hs ST. M n and az
enon is called to these goods as being superior to Of
ALL WOOL PLAIDS.
ONE YARD AND A HALF WIDE.
An additional invoice Of All Wool French Piads
quarters wide at IL per yard worth 50 So These goods
well worthy thc attention OF lady An Of
the goods Is respectfully solicited
ALSO,
The entire balance of All Wool French Mernos All
Wool French Serges and Printed Fsnnes exceedingly
prices.
HOSIERY.
200 dozen real BalbEggan Hose will be offered great
sacrifice.
KID GLOVES.
Another large invoice of the celebrated Of
Felix Combe, at 81 50 per pair.
BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH STREET.