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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-04
DR.. Julien Perrault.

Doctor of Medicine of the FncuIty OF Paris.
Graduate of fhc University Queens
College" in Canada, aud Physician Of
the ~. John Bapti-te society Of Sam
Francisco.
Dr. Perrault hns the pleasure to inform his
old patients and others seeking COnfiden tRl Med
ical Advice that lie he consulted daily at his Of
fee No. 500 Montgomery Street, northeast of
Sacramento Street san Francisco; Rooms 3. 10 and H.
first floor, up stairs
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Barlow s. Benas, are receiving large new
stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing. and fancy artl-
Giles. Give then, call and you will see the
newest fashions.
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E.NcaRDEL.rnsNING CoaPaYY-

FGNCAgD FLAT INNING OsEsANV-
Ia l.ocstie If WORKS kactid Fiat Taaumne County.
Caiifornla.-\otice i ereey given that meeting ef
the Beard Trustees said Company. held on the fIh
day Of october. fSSI an assessment 81 - 30 per
share levied UY0n the capital stck ef said Conranv
paVahle immediately Uaited gold and silver on
10 the Secretary his oeee. 10 Clay
cisco. ANY stock upan which nd shall remain
unpaid on the f;ssh day OF No nhcr. 1871 shall
be deemed delinquent ard viii be duly advertised for sale
At public aucton and anlg>s payment shall be made be-
eare. viii be Sold on Monday. the 4Ih day of De-
eetmbrr. tSs 4. tepay the delinquent mcns. to-
ether with 1T advevts NJ ana expenses Of sale BY
order Of the Board OK Trustees.
Il. IL. CORNELL. Secretary.
ofice Pa Clay San FRANCISCO.
Oct u. IS1l.-4w.
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ErlscoPAL CHURCH NoTicE.-0ivine Ser
vice Tomorrow Sunday. at St. James
Church, Sonora, at II o'clock, A. ". and at
7,rM. At jamestown at q, P. NJ.
Rev. W. H. DYER. officiating.
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The County Clerk issued four marriage
license during October.
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For Sale.

a Dwelling House. Store and Fixtures,
IA Also. FERRY BOAT in good order. Location at
Don Pedro Bar Tuoumne County, To parties desiring
r. do permanent and moderate business inducements
will be offered will sell LOW RATES for cash, on
account OF departure. Apply TO
j. II. RADCLIFFE.
Proprietor, Don Pedro, $ Bar
Don Pedrc's Bar, Oct. :, 1s71.-2m
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The Regular meeting of the Board Of SUI
peryisors will commence on Monday next.
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for IL Patent TO Il
Quartz Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

~ NJ TOTEM AND FREDERICK GRIFFING HAv-
M ing filed their application in this Office for
Patent Mining Claim and the law and instructions
in such provided having been complied with it is
hereby ordered that the annexed notice OF such appca
ton be published for Ninety days in the Union
newspaI published the location of said claim
Sonora, in Tuolumne County State of California
MELVILLE C0TTLE Register
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Ghe Nninn qenlutrat.


VIM. s. Cooper is authorized TO act as
Agent for the "UNIoN DEgocRAT," for solie
ting Advertisements and Subscriptions, aud
to receipt fol- money due this Office.
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CATHOLIC NOTICE Mass will be celebrated
at jamestown at 0 clock and at Chinese
Camp at II o'clock. tomorrow. Sunday. On
Sunday week at Columbia aud Sonora at
usual hours.
Rev. !. B. MeNALLY, Pastor.
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~ .
u of Caiitorna.-United Safes Land Office city of
and citation before the Register and Re-
of the Stockton Land Office. Whereas JOHN ORE,
(52 y of 1uoumne County did the 18th dav Of Sep
TENDER ISL apply 10 the Register of the s Land Of
flee, Stockton California to enter aSagricultura land.
the quartz OF section Nc 81. Township No. North.
Range No. IA East. Mount Diaho Meridian. a portion
of the having been returned by the United States
Deputy Surveyor mineral lands, to-wt the W OF
said Il.
Therefore in compliance with Instructions Of the Com
nj, OF the General Iard Office is hereby ordered
that on tho fsf day of November. a. ID. 1871,
10 o'clock A. NJ, You. each and every person
claiming the above mentioned land any part thereof
appear before in the L. s. Land Office in the city
Stockton, with your witnesses prepared to testify the
mineral opmineral character of the above mentioned
band part thereof and show cause if any there
why John Ore should he allowed the afore-
said land certain portions Of tie Herein fail not
the said land will be awarded to John Ore, upon his
furnishing The proper proof of compliance with the
presumption Jaw.
Witness hands this 10th day Of Sertember, ISL
NASHVILLE COTTLE, Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
Oct. l4th, 1S11.-5w.
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s.TAvE OF CALIFORNIA. ExEcy

HtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, ENECJ-
- tive D. partmept Sacramento. October Eth, ISL.
Whereas. JOHN ) ANDERSON was. on the llth day
Of August Isl murdered Havs Valley. the Mono
Road in TIL, umue county. by two MeN'cans, who are
Notwithstanding the vigilance OF the officers of the law
still at large.
Now, therefore, /. II. II. IlAlGHT, Governor OF the
State of California. hg of the authority vest
the constitution and laws Of the State do hereby
Offer reward Gf FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
delivery of the said murdercrS into the hands of
the Sheriff of Tuoumne county; said reward be paid
upon conviction said murder in Court of compe
tent jurisdiction
eO% In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
L. and caused the great seal of State IL be affixed
49, Ills l. Ia diy of October. 1871.
I'll. IL. HAlGHT, Governor.
Attest II. l.. NICHOLS Secretary of State,
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Description of the Aforesaid Wurdcrcrs:
one of them is cut feet 10 inches slim built. full
smooth face dark blue and keen eyes, hrownish hair
fair complexion, speaks good English, and about u years
of age.
The other is about feet inches. very dark, stout
built has very bad look short and thin chin whiskers,
is about rs years of age.
nrt 0,.
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Rev. j. B. MeNALLY, Pastor.
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Oct. u, 1S7l-lt
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS FOURTH PAeE-Third, fourth hfth and
xsrRonoSY i.0 sS'usns sixrrrsru pAer-s,,,b column
Hs5 fn5G,Ha r4srEih sSmO
BOARDEKs WANTED SECOND PAor-rhird and fourth
ss99SSIyS ss.Rpv IS sg s6A PAss- FA ssamn -
susINEss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE sixth col
BUSINESS EoTIcEs-Nnsrn PAer-Finh sixth col
CITY ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE E-FouRrrrsrn PACE
r' .sSGnd sS spd .,S s9in%ns
zsp
CoAsTWisE STEAMSHIPS -FiTrEENrn PAar Sixth col
CopARTHeRsHIPs- TENTH PAeE--st.th column.
COUNTRY BoARD--srooSD PAaR-Filh and sixth col
pANcIsS -FouHrn PACE sixth column.
DRY doo0s--rE1r PAGn--F Fourth, dtin and sixth co,
anlns, and nd sEooNn @ NJ rAeE-First and colnmns
FURNlsILD- -TGIsD PAeE Second. third. fourth,
EundPsas ssa sis COT
nxsSAaSE1fTsH sssG1 Column.
ssASGrnI spS ana sS ss n
SUhMlsAEp Rooms AND ApAKtMLNTs 70 LET
rn,aD d fAdE-sixth column and FOURTH PAeE-firss
HERALD BRANcn oFFIcEs-rnar pAer-Firs. col.
BELP Observation-Disclosures PAen-Fourth
HELP WAITED -PEAALEs--sIxrfrNqa PAer-seeond
HORSES, ''l WARRiXGEs, s So--rnrnrnrsru rAor-Fa.
.,ts sesonS ss and ,nra . co,atnns ns, o,
HOUSES, ROOMS. &o, WANTED -sixrrRSru PAeE-
lnsrRuC1fos~s Sss s,xrnEs1n rAes-Flr.h column
GEN ZEAL GsA FoR GE ASn sEK
PAGE-Fonrth column
column
LOAN OFFlcEs-FoUcTu PAGE-second column.
IL Eirat
sAcc5iHERY1 1E,rTyrErn Eyr rAszmFah column,
MATRIMoNlAL-fTNri PAas--sSsh column @''''''
EiLLINERy And DnGssMAKISG~s SECOND PAGE
MISCELLANEOUS ApvERrIsEnENTs-rwrrr PAGE
nFhta 1 and nd =, Siath colnnns
raeT pamn column
rEKsoNAI,mF II ~ mFisi5r pAeE First column
ruLiYlcAL- -FouarH PAGK~. bird column
rEofY our uF E STy F sa or 70
kENT-FoUerEENan PAeE--F Fourth, hilh and sisth
columns ana FIFTEENTH fAeE-tirs, second
REAL ESTATE TO ExcHASaE-F,4Hnnra PAGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED-FIrrFrNrn PAan-Third col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES FounrH PAer-s.copo column.
sEM EESTAuhANlsaL ls @ LrSTn fAoE-s Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTION rnIsTEESTH FACE Third, fourth,
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES -srxrrsNrn PAGE
'sSGns waNTGp
SPECIAL NUTiCEs-F1nsr rAas-second and third col
SUMMER aAsoRTs-sroosp pAer-sish column.
TIE TRADEs--sixTBENTn PAaE--Fonrh and fifth
15E y H4 Ton column
E6oas asD aP1haSa
wANFSD ~ asa es9Sd
sacns I @ sStsSsA ass%a
so1.nD
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-A-sPRikG OPENING.
WILSON A. 1kIIG
Late OSuliyan 4 Gregg
beg 10 to the public that they will show
Monday, bpril TO- 1871,
New spring Goods,
comprising the latest novelties oil the season,
C,oass Costumes ousc Jackets Carriage Cloaks Burnous
Llama Lace Saaw,s and Sacques ana all departments Of
their establishment. In their
Ladies' and Childrens Furnishing Department
the great variety comrrs1g all that Is novel,
and including large assortment Of new
Pars swiss OVerpresses.
Cloak and Costume Department.
Notwithstanding tho late Europe, WILSON
GRG their friends and customers that they
witt better choice selection.
DrcssmaSing Department.
They wou call special attention TO the reorganzat9n or
their Dressmakng Department, ich larger scale than
heretofore. which viii enable them 80 h Mourning Orders
any others pressing nature, at ten hours notice
With the present arrangements this department, ades
rely a perfect lit, good aud careful charges
WILSON h GREEs,
az Broadway corner Ninth street.
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DRY GOODS.

l
At Klszey,s -
/ R.,,
1 in s~syv
Pnrasol deUartrnent department
| At KiNzpy,s
Parasos and Sun Umbrellas
| AT xINzLy,s
Antbe new styles HAnfa
In French Flowers.
Boune, and Hat department
| Ladies, misses aud boys,
| Commenting at 2Sc. nv to Gne gooda
| Ribbon department
Wide ricn sash Ribbons,
5Oc.. oOc., 65c., re, 68c yard.
cord edge Ribbons, &C., &C., Ioe. yard "''N"~
Rich Roman Rbbons -"""'-
zoe, 20c., 3lc., 5sc., soc 46c Soc. yard,
AT KINzEy's
Meek R,Dbon.S> G., lsc, 2Sc, SIC, &c. ap
TRIMMING Department.
Thousands Of pfeccs snk
Ana 0imps, irora sd yard ~ 10 2sc
nu,,..,,.. .,, ssl Broaoway.
z5,C0, yaras Hamburg EGclngs
N"' '''''''"'' '''" = ~ '"'' esl broadway.
set s1f ia @GSsss sos hsls fas Srs .s. sa.s sssy s
"'''''' -" ''''' '''4''"'''' esl broadway.
Misses White Hose, DC. pair up,
Extra Length BalhrssaBs <le PAR,
dsl Broadway.
LADIES' Iron frame ReAnar made
AT KINZEY'S,
Gents Holt Hone DC. pair up.
tens Lisle Thread Hose, Sac.
ISL Broadway.
Opening ~ dozen KID ''oves
Onc anu TWO bunons new :, ~
Spring Shades o5c, oJc fJc, TOE @c., !
up s,ars departmeuL hiS~Efs'
sal Broadway.
Encsion Lots OF Dress Goods. Mnsins.
Linens Lace Curains
Plaid ana Fancy Mnsins, Towels,
Linngs
Al auction S0oas ami under price,
AT kINZEYS,
tW rounds Zephyr Worstels,
every color l0c ounce,
between Agn,iy and Fourth street,
- -
"A. so7 sb,n avenue, 3i7,
Grand Opening
Spring Summer Goods
Prices lower than
l1o PIE .e5 back uress .ilEs,
s,,.,s,, q u t,as 80 sTsr ~ ,eo w uss shmehl
80 49,. Z" " q, - ~, ~ ~ ~. 49,, a. ,o
hia & IA ~ e K, a. ~ o trn 49, & ~ ~ y'Iy cao'ce - ~
r,.o, ~ ~ h,.ck ~, ss,, a., " 20 q.
f"e'' -o'" ~ "'N' -.. =" - "'i'o 40.
co,or,, A., ,,,,,rc enr.
t,,b 1ras H. a., 49, ~. ~ a,a,a
tbo 80. - II -, ! ~ i, !. IN. ~
prowns o. .,n9Ins ~ - W. ur,ls j,s'uus ~ Va
' .' ''"'"' -e
yao,lr,.n, MI. b so,t,, pI - month 10
Hae'ndf"' pssS o,e ns, ,, =, ~ T. sopa,, wor.n ~
@ '"''u9 - p'N'o'u'".
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"A : s. roURiEGNrH STREET,
NEAR SIKH Avenue
RorHsCIILD's, TO the ladies Fourteenth st
koTsGEP Ts' n nsfy any FSSesnh s.
ROThsCuILDs, viii be opened Fourteenth st
ROTHSCHILDS, exhibited Fourteenth st
koTHscHlLD's, ali this week. Fourteenth $.
KOTnschMDs, consisting OF Fourteenth !.
ROrHscHILDS, the newest novelties, Fourteenth st
K0TIisciii.Ds, from Paris Fourteenth ST
RSTFHs6HtPb RSFHsGHb 70 aSs eo FSssns FSassns
KOTHsCTiILDs, Bonnes Round Hats, Fourteenth st
RoTHsCHILDs, in all the Fourteenth At
ROIHsCrnDs. new shapes Of Fourteenth st
RoTnsCnILDS, chip LsghoIn, Fourteenth q
soTHsscI,IILo Moan Er]d H., Eonr,.sns
K0THsCtlLps. Spit straw, &c. Fourteenth
KOTHsCHILps, French tlowers) Fourteenth
ROTHsCH!LDs, in great profusion Fourteenth st
RofhsCHILD's, OSTRICH feathers. Fourteen, il :,
ROrHSCHILDs, all the new shades. Fourteenth At
ROTlISCHlLDS, French Bonnet Frames, fourteenth st
koTsSitb 50 odd 4 ysa. Of Fo%rsesns s
ROTHsCTILDS, aerinsp Fourteenth st
R0THsC Ids, Thread Lace, Fourteenth y
RoTliSCHILDS, quarter Fourteenth s
ROTHsCHTI.D'S, the cost OF the Fourteenth st
EoTHsCHILD,s French ,oa ana can can, Foar;sen;s !;
ROTHsCHILD'S, This establishment Fourteenth Al
ROTHsCHfLD'S, occupies an Fourteenth a.
RoTHsCHILD's o0o area Of Fourteenth st
ROTHsCHILD's, 5000 . ware feet, Fourteenth .,
ROTiisrUILD's, sale of Millinery Fourteenth 81
RoriiscHILD's, and millinery oooas, Fourteenth 81
ROrnscMILDs, which IS our Fourteenth st
ROTIisCHILD's, enables to oacr Fourteentn st
ROTHsCHILD'S, Goods at The Fourteenth st
KOTHScHILDS popular Fourteenth At
RorHSCHILD's, prices. Fourteenth Il
At MRS GAyNOR's,
sa4 Broadway corner Of Twelfth street.
corsess, skirts aud rournours.
Corsets specially
Most elegant shapes and styles, our own
importation, opening
Corsets 70 suit every etyie Of figure or 10 order.
perfect ht guaranteed.
.,.-...- u..... rha,la.x p~....
seta Abdominal supporters, Riding Belts
Skirts and Tournours ip haircloth
every variety and latest styles reasonable prices
NJ B-seling or at great sacr6ce the balance. about
200 dozen, o. e,cgant shapes,
real French Coisets,
store 765 Broadway.
A LTMAN BROS. A CO.,
viii have their
FIRST GRAND SPRING OPENING
on Tuesday, April II.
FINE Lor OF INDIA CAMELs' HAIR sHAwLs,
tive prices. !. kUssELL. " East TwenuesA sIcss
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DRY GOODS.

| AT JAMES MocREERy 4 co.'s,
~ Broadway d,y ,s. and Eleventh .s,,, - street
win sSa.isss Sa %ssrssi ss; ns''' s1ss' !: sale of
Black Ground colored Striped siiss
Black white and colorca S6scsst :, <, sk. - : -
White Ground Black striped siss, % - p ~
| atsl TO- q rs and ~
Rich Dress silks
IN all the choice spring .haies. so.
in Al coors to match.
Epugine Trimming in all the shades.
Black snks in all the Qualities and makes
IN tho popular brands q Grand ca:hcmre pAmerque
20 ana rea, Norh 4msrcan" =. Va % and " %
shaws in rscserchr designs india snawis and searis o
rare beauty Also Spring and summer shaws Of every de
scriptoD, At extremely low priccs
AryAMrs MecagegY CO.'S,
~ hroaaway and hleseoth street,
viii eAubr
IN aneir arra"ss, new ,iyl!ssos Hla,' T.
Lanes Ii"en Wa.sing salts,
Ladies' White Lawu Masins snas,
iaaic. piqas lime wsisins in ,saiis ss,
:, Chi'erenn handsome Piqne Waking c,sss and sns
Ladies' White Lawn suits froa sa .esS
Ladies' Linen suits from ~ 10 80.
Ss,srsys ,i sas lyesy tine = YsE and rs
s e"arra's is isus s Ssa sua aSa r. episs az a. -
Sssa 81
! Ladies Tucked snr,s. 80, an ~.
iadle4 Tucked rhrlaisrS 75,. AMI ~.
,.,.., ,as,ss' ..s s..a inansa Drawer, 7oc aud ~
oraas % sasss ssa se a an n s d Nj, sia'f a.
sss ,s Winners g s. = @ 4 Ladn ,e u 80
Tor sss isiss' lTousscas, so"ree, sl2S Ladies Fine
Berlin $ c 5 eassn. e a 3 a a ass sm
Our nressmakine pararmeat is comple'e aud
Walking Suits, Lades' se Walking suits Ladies
vited to examine
A T JAMES McCREEEY n cos,
IA q strept
Dress S's sasa saoaa "a Ibslr 6spar.mon r.a."s9, q
10 aef Brighton torins, stripes,
flaiy, and ohrnes
!" crown NM Steel golors,
An ecsn ami n nssosimen, as Sars Of
''f"sn nssyns nsns,ns' az vepp i'm N srees 'ns a'es
L,se Sii TSisaa Grsnai,ues, s Z ali; al co'ors
Back @siEG iron pes pgrsSaainos, yaah
:" all wlqei ral liins nns 81 sp''''''
Fine stirred Mohalrs,
ns sS n a. sepsa n E ma or @
rer yar sk ser s ronses saa a chrps n new
1aasc pr yard striped seotch cinehaus great variety
At JANIS MocEEERv CO.'S,
MonGay, Ap.h 10,
vii open lresh importation Of
N Nottingham and seal Lace,
by the set or ver1, at
extraordinarily low prices
AT o'NEIL 4 WAISTS,
N between Nineteenth T,venteth Streets 35 sixth nv
InanufactuIers,
WILL OPEN on MONDAY, IorH.
and following days,
66 case. Ladies' Undergarlnents.
Chemses. Drawers, Nigheowns
Walking and Irai SKIRTS, Corset
Wamsutta Muslin and on Wheeler
Ladies', Please cali be,or. bny,ns
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.

A DvERTlSEMENTs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
n RECEIVED AT BRAECH OFFICE ls46 BROAD
WAY, THREE DOORS ABOvE TIliRTY.FIRST STREET,
AND IN BROOKLYN, At NO. 4 COURT STREET, OlTY
HALL SO 9rARE IN ERIE RauWAY oFIlCE. .ADyER-
TISEMENrS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. M. TILL +. M.
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE RATES. NO
EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
BROOKLYN CARRlFRS AND DEALERS CAN RECEIVE
YHkIR PAPERS AT THE HERALD BRANCH DELIv
cry, NO. FRONT STREET. BROOKLYN
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OsT-BErwEEN Tnk 18TH AND 18th OF MARCH
IL Solitaire Diamond Stud. The will receive XS5
rewArd and no questions asked by leaving At 2as Pearl
street, New York.
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ATMME. y,G0CRoUX's, Ia FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR
IN TwelftA lxess stamping estsbshmc cptLarse stock
of imported Lingerie Embroidery, Collars and Handk
chiefs; Ladies' and Babics' rrousscauI Specially Of
Initials, Monogams for Iardkerehies fable aod Bed
clothes enaprptlcrcd " order,
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conn O0n ESTATE PONDS, rO LOAN ON
cashsa. vx. siEvENsdS I t6k. ii1fias siissi.
@onn nm 10 LOAN ON NEW YORK AND
DCUU.VUV Brooklyn improved and uuimproved
''''' "'sss 3. sifSHx s c6, I u, isS'a9 ssoss~sy
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Ar fHRIcn's TEMPLE or FASHION.
~ Straw Hats. Straw Hats.
msses chlldTsns aud boys' straw Rats 10 the city
We make straw Hats specially, and guarantee 10 sell
them at least 20 cent less than the goods be
Job los OF straw Hats received regularly
sales three times week.
Annexed are "A few OF our prtcca =
Ladies' hne Brown straw aew styles at 5oc worth 81.
Ladies' extra style Brown Straw Turbaus at TIC,
Ladies extra quality Back Straw Tabans at Sic worth
Pamela Hats all the d,eren, qualities and Styles cheaper
Boys 1ne white and brown Straw Hats, fully trimmed,
job lot OF lnfans 6ne white Straw Hats new styles at
to worth 81 ,ocether with full assortment OF all the
latest styies OF Hats
Our Show Rooms on the second hoor now ready with an
Round Hats lnfants-Lacs ,] CAPS etc. ETC.
Bargains In tue Fogera Ribbons silks Laces and every
BARGAINS IN bndergarrnens, Hosiery, Real Laces, KID
Our tndersarmenss are acknowledged by all to be the
cheapest offered.
Ladies' fna Drawers, from ssc upward.
Ladies fui size vel; made Cncmises from 55c upward
LADIES' One Skirts, from SIC upward
Real Guipnre Lace. inches wide, Sic, worth s5c
Gnpure lace fu three inches Vide, al ~ ~ worth 81
1o dozen Ladies' Hose just received at imncnsc bar
gains.
Lsecs Hose at loc, &c., i4c. and isc; worth almost
double.
storcseepors, miners and dressmakers supplied to
quantity, al less than down town wholesale prices
= EHRiCH's Temple Of Fashion.
2s7 Eighth avenue, between 2ath and a5ta s'reec.
4 GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER THIS wEEA
"A. "a, the Downtown Retail Dry Goods Store.
No. ~ Vesey street, next TO the Astor House.
Entire Stock sciins OF vregious 70 removal 80,
Splendid styles Black Apaes sc aoc aoc. sn1 scc
BACK Lysns S Six. 81. ssS g. 80 "a IS ss 81 %
Sss: Ssx . Id S.a ~as
Handkerchefs, Flanneis, Hosiery Of a kinds' S"i~'
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@1 {l0 fOO TO loAH-oN BOND AND MORT
u pr east Apply 70 4 iLLiAh KkNxELLi. NO. Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09

LTMsk PhOS. Il co,
~ Siath avenue Twenty d mt street
viii have their
FIRST GRAND Opening OF
NEW SPRING GOODS
ON TUESDAY, APRIL II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Nov OPENED-ANEw BRANCH OFFICE OF JoLLy's
IN Securing corner Of Twenty ninth street
and Broadway, (iilsey House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09

Op gQO FOR u. g P1ANOf.-SEE OUR COLuNN IN
70 pzJU this issue oi the Herald on EiRhIh paQo. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09

"A spRApE-THE NEW GARMENT FOR LADkES'
wesy introduced nv Messrs fin1ue, HARRISON Singer
prom sea 10 become rage his summer species OF
sha.i weii knoyn in Mesico from whence II derives s
name and manufactured In number OF most ocauti{ul
co ornEs and designs II 10 especially desirable from ne
e,sc win which assumed laid aside plea
surs of the All the leading dry goods dealers
oGsrtps ~ only rouc3 experienced thus far thai
they cannot made fass enough 70 supply the ~
mana' a
For Other Dry Goods Ess SecenA RagN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FROM AUCTION, THE
N Bankrupt Stock Of large Wholesale house.
French Paper Hanxngs Window Shades English Carpet
ings, Olcoth &C.
5000 rolls ane Gold Paper cents per rol hne Pnper u
cents per roll fine Cold Shades S. per pair. $1,000 yards
thick Oilcoh 30 cents yard Also
Engleh Carpets at great reduction
JAMES w. COATES, 277 Hudson street.
Houses Papercd, Decorated Kalsonincd, &c. Good
men sent 10 any PARK Of the city or country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09

ORDERs FOR CLEARING HOTELS HOUSES, SHIPS,
OF BedbugE, Roaches Moths Fieas, &c. he left
II 3 DANIlaER's Office, ~ Forsyth street. s64 West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-09

I OsT-A PORTEMONNAIE, VERY MUCH WORN, CON
tanning x3l ~ and few pennies; also Night Key
Door Key lost 10 Beecker street Beekman
corner of Broadway and Beecker Any
ng the same 70 the Courier 0nce No Spruce street. will
literally rewarded.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26

of defeating the enforcement of the
proclamation forbidding the selling
of liquor on Sundays. They had
made their assertions that they would
sell if they chose, the law to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. He wished
them to understand that the proc,a-
nation would be enforced. He
would see that it wUs enforced. He
had given his policeman. night watch
men and marshals orders to ferret
out the mstter. They had orders to
do it st any and all hours. If they
saw during the daytime, Sundays,
the doors of saloons ouen and peo-
pie going in and out, indicating that
business of such unlawful character
rs liquor selling was going on, they
were ordered, and it was their duty
to 60 in and see what was being
done. They had right to arrest
any saloon keeper, whose saloon
was open on such days, on sight. If
they failed TO do their duty and as
they were ordered he would dis
charge them and put others in their
piece and continue so till men were
found to carry out the law and ordi-
nance. He was determined in this
matter ard would carry out the Law
ut every hazard.
There is not q saloon keeper in the
city that has the law behand him.
Talk about your riehts-you have
no lights in your business that any
man is bound to respect. You are
liable to arrest any hour or minute
in the day-not only on Sunday but
every day in the week Every one
Of YOU sell to men who are habitaal
to men when they a-e
Intoxicated; to mInors-all in direct
to the State lava Law
long establishe
The Mayor cited the different sec
lions OF State law on the question of
selling liquors and explained them.
and closed by expressing determin-
alton TO have the SUNDAY law" en-
forced, stating that he held himself
n readiness t, assist to the utmost
Of his power in its being sustained