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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25
S6 000'-roR SALE,

new and attractive Houses in Jersey City.
We have for sale, just pleted, within i've minutes
walk OF Marion station Jersey City, on desirable street
a handsome block of 10 Philadelphia pressed brick
Houses, each complete as If built in an elegant
neghborhood In the city Of New York size about Y feet
front three complete with cornlced ceilings
hot and cold water bath gas heater range sta uonary
tubs marble manIes In every room inside snuers anu
costly bronze hardware woodwork all grained. ana In
every respect no pains have been spared IN making
these houses faultless in character and nnlsQ.
Marion is but 20 minutes from the New YORK side OF
the river 81 trains daily fare but 7c trip, commuta-
ton price only So CO., be paid in monthly, quarterly
semt-annua annual payments equivalent to paying
fair rent ana becoming owner of one Of the houses
without outlay.
A. d. MELLICK, Jr., a BRO.
No Pine street, New York.
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ITO LET-AT SOUTH ORANGE, y. j., THREE MIN.
4 utes' walk from depot House, with Is rooms ana
modern conveniences one hours ride from city anu
convenient TO schools and churches Inquire OF EDW
PRIAL, lS Ninth
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North Side.

81 400 FOR SALE HOUSE y AND .I L 81 ~. a2e
oeepi bargain. Inquire at No. Centre Market place
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCrIONEER.-E. II. LUDLOW
1N 90. will sell at auction Wednesday, April 20.
III o'clock A. NJ No. 80 West Twenty venth street,
near Broadway, assortment OF handsome Household
Furniture consisting OF fine carved rosewood and black
walnut Parlor Suit IN French camet and plashs
elegant carved rosewood Etaaere, with ull mlrrorl
pier and mantc Mirrors carved black walnut extensions
Dining Table, buffet and Chairs, handsome blaok
walnut Bedseads Bnfets Bureaus Armores and
commodes LOUNGES, Centre Tables, PLAIN bedroom
Brussels Carpets Paintings and Engravings cured
hair Mattresses, feather Pillows Boers, &C together
with assortment kitchen Furniture cooking Uten-
kc
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NOR sALE-NEw POUR STORY BROWN STONE
dwelling. corner Sixiy-second street aud Ninth
nuc a. 0OO; 30S West Fs eighth $50 900 will
he rented. WM. BEDELI, 9S5 Eightn avenue.
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howard sCHENCK, AUoTIoNEER
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

removed from the country for convenience OF sale.
Bedroom suits In walnut Mattresses Bedu.ng crock
cry glassware, dnmask Curtains superb Jewelry Case
fine Brussels three ply and ingram Carpets holsters,
Pillows bed and table Linen, slyerplated Ware Blan
kets, de-. &C. Also
ELEGANT GRAND CONCERT PIANO
and every thing appertainng 10 a FIRST class house,
to be sold at auction
AT NO. 20 Liberty STREET, -
ON TUESDAY, APRIL ~, AT l0H NJ
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A RARE CHANCE-A SPLENDID FARM OF TEN
II acres, all under cultivation; neat residence, SIX
all the outbudings. beautiful location
from Planded, \. j. only s., 800;
JOHN NJ. GIBSON 81 Montgomery street. Jersey City.
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IT y n
I'D Monday, April 70, at II O'Clock. at the auction
rooms No ii University place corner Eighth street
Large assortment Household Furniture, consisting
Paror suits In reDs and satena; black walnut Chamber
suits marble top Dressing Bureaus black walnut Bed
gtcads, marble TOP Washstands, marble top Centre
Tables; rosewood Pianos octave, and octave;
Wrench plate MAntel Mirrors Sofas BEDS, Hatsands,
Easy chairs, Revolving Chairs, Desks OH Paintings,
Clocks plated Ware, Hair and llusk Mattresses.
RanKes Brussels and ingram Carpets, Oilo0th. iron
safe &c TBO@. II. SULLIVAN, Marshal
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
A THREE OR FOUR STORY 2O.FooT HOUSE,
~ above sixtieth street. Third avenue ana Central
Park sobetween fQrtyseco and Filtynn III streets,
Madison and Seventh avenues a three story brown
stone; cash buyers GORDON Balm, ~ Pine street.
NOUNTRY HOME WANTED-NOT MORE THAN AN
~ hour IN New Jersey near depot; must be perfectly
healthy, high, shaded 10 more rooms: acre or more
Of and must be offered az positive sacrifice that
the only inducement for buying nj tins me
noticed unless price and particulars given Address
u A., box 5i7 Post office.
I OF IN GREENWOOD CEMETERY wANTED.-AD.
IL dress A. g. ), 20 Pearl street ~ "
VIrhNTED-A GOOD FARM IN SOUTHERN OHIO
w not less than 2)J acres, with good improvements:
near railroad. y. H. OLIVER, No. | Park place.
IvANTED-A MEDIUMsIZED IMPROVED LOT IN
w Greenwood Cemetery Address. stating lowest
price aud location, GkEENWOOD box $50 Herald Office.
YkrANTED-A HOUSE. NEW YORK GOOD LOCAL.
w ity. from slat0l 70 S250 TO exchange for delight
ful country place, fronting bays y minutes Liberty
street. nigh aud healthy, beautiful views.
HOE a STEVENS, 80 Broadway.
For other Real Estate Advertigerae n It's
see Directory,
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ITO LET-0N BERGEN HEIGHTS JERSEY CITY,
at $500 per annuIn first class brick and brown
locauoni II minutes from foot OF Lberty street by
steam and horse cars Inquire at ll1 Nassau street.
room 10. from IL TOT
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ORDER DEPARTMENT.

Wrist class designers and filters in attendance
Separate and extensive department for orders Spe-
ekal attention is directed - -.
black and coored silk Suits to order $40 to sos
To our Mourning Suits to order $40 10 SIS
Travelling and seaside suits 10 order, $l3 % 70
923 So -
TO our SHIFTS TO order in Paids. De Bcge& Popiins
Pongees Cretonnes. sutanas silk Epenglne, Balermos
Aohair, &c. ST. IS 10 So Do.
We fully prepared 10 supply nrst class Garmenw
mBch below regular prices
Latest styles Best WORK
ana
perfect fitting. reduced prices
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BLACK SUITS.

Black Alpaca Lustres double faced and silk nnshed
O. s. SO so S2 IS Regular price. $ll 90 $lA xI 81
Mohair Brilliantnes, Sl4 So SAC ", 49, About the
sImpins, cashmere Henrietta Cloths, with without
silk satin or Grape trimming, $l4 80 TO SIS
Gan monts will be arranged, displayed and prices At
6xed Tor the convenience OF inspection.
All ready-made Garments fitted perfectly NO extra
charge Every convenience for hitting.
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DRY GOODS.

prru-pIlSS , bIShl hSD : ad All STREETS
SPECIAL NOVELTIES ON MONDAY, APRIL 70,
AND FOLLOWING DAYS.
EIFGANr IMPORTED SUITS, s2s TO s&
ELEGANT IMPORTED BLACK AND eoLohEp
KLEGANr sfRiNG JACKETS, $4s5, $500
.hLhGANT IaPossnGEp. 81 pRAP D'ErE sAoAs AND
'AAs hpIFs Us INvIfE INSPECTION or THE
GGiAL Tors AND VERY DESIRABLE PRICES
FULLY ONE-HALF BELOW COST or hFohIA-
Ki.sGANT NOVELTIES BY OUR OWN DESIGNERS,
OIJR OWN MANUFAC rURE; ALSO DUPLICATES cF
TIE CHOICEST IMPORTED DESIGNS, s,-,rs 400 "a
RICH BLACK AND COLORED SILK SUITS, $3z oU,
go SIS g, $40 s!5 $50, SIS; SILK ALONE CHEAP
hLEaAnT SILK AND WOOL SUITS $l4 50 TO SIS 50,
YuLLY EQUAL 10 ANYTHING IMPORTED At
DOUBLE. ~ . - -. -
YT.ICATE 81 TO So 50 EACH MORE. ..
MAkDSoME SUITS, 81 80 TO IS 26 MATERIAL
ALONE WORTH MORE.
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ATT. d LEvERRE's, al sIxTM AVENUE, BE-
"a tween Twenty sixth and Twenty-seventh streets
Stamping and Embroidering establishment; large
ofimpOrted yoke Ghemse Bands Drawers and Lingerie
Ladies Breakfast Caps Ladies' Irousseaux; speciality
Mono1rams and Initials for handkerchieis table and
bed cloths Embroidered 10 order; lace curtains and
laccs cleaned and mcnded equal TO new.
BUEDRTTE SMITH HAS DAILY GRAND
"A. DISPLAY OF the latest IMPORTED FAsilIoNs
Al his sPATTERN BAZAAK.n 9l4 BROADWAY. between
Twentieth and twenty nrst streets. ALL TUE LATEST
PATTERNS constantly hand. CLOTH MODELS
with every pattern. CUTTING AND FITTING by
pcrenccd artists.
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GOODS,
consisting OF Necklaces, Brcaupns Earrings, Chate.
laines Back Combs all kinds Brushes Portemonnaies
Picture Frames Toilet Looking Glasses LOckes Sleeve
Buttons Bracelets &c, &c Al the above articles are
made with the best shell and new patterns Goods
manuis c tured 70 order and repairing done.
HUMAN HAIR
A large assortment OF Invsibles Top Pieces very
stylish for Young ladies' These Inyisibles made
with the real Patent Hair Lace and natural water wave
and and Instantly the lady look beautiful
As also always keep on hand the latest style IN all
Hair Goods Toilet Articles, Yelounpe, Lubin's Soap,
Atkinson's Extracts, &C. &C.
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
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DRY GOODS.


"A SPECIAL BARGAINS
THIS WEEK.
Opening ave cases French
aud English CHIP Bonnets
All the new shapes in
Straw, Chip and Leghorn
BOnnets and Round Hats
Misses and Boys Hats r.,.n,,,, ,,o,.,,rr,
Bonnets trimmed 10 order. .
kinney.
Millinery SILKS in every
shade and color.
Damasse Ribbons and silks
Beaded and silk Fringcs
Large assortment very low.
Worsted PRINCES and
RIBBONS 4''"s' wy ~"
Fourinch rich al-silk
Ribbons in all the
colors. browns drabs eorns
Lots Of Ribbons closing
out from &c. to Doc. yard
LACEs
Bargains in Yak. Gupure,
Thread and Valenciennes Laces -. ,.,on,,,
RMBRoIDERIEs
25,0U0 yards Hamburg
Embroideries, &C. 10 81 80 yard. . x,,.o
$1,000 all linen hemstitch
Handkerchief l0c. to Csc.
GLOVES "
our two-button Nilsson Kid
Glove new spring shades and
every pair warranted, at 7bc. -,
Extra two-button Kid
Glove, new shades, Ole
BARGAINS IN HOSIERY
Special bargains IN
Ladies Underwear
Bargains in Fancy Goods
Also In Fans and Jewery
nos. 5s1 AND 100 BROADWAY.
corner Ninth street
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DRESS GOODS.

No Pieces Cames II air de Beige. only &c., worth bbc
400 Pieces Cretonne Cords, Sic, formerly Soc
ED Pieces Basket Plaids, only Csc, formerly loc:
z Cases cnoice Tabmet POpns &c., cost 100 70 land
D Cases Alpacas, 1Sc., Ac. FAC.
3cases Ruliax Pophn only Sic, sc.
600 pieces elegant cloth shades in plaid effects. 80
&c 5bc. Not the cost Of i'm nortation.
. s cases Melange Poplin, l2Sc., formerly Zoe
New designs in plaids and neutral shades OF french
HOplin size. to 81 %
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NsF--''--'--'-'' -
CoLORED SILKS.

Striped Silks 65c, 75c. up.
20 pieces extra quality striped Silks 81 To- worth 81 49,
o. pieces Coored silks only 81 So 81 70; IN the new
shades; remarkably low.
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4. SHAW,
90 DO very corner 81 Fourth street
The largest STOCK Human Hair Goods IN the city.
The ony house tins city where all gOojs are posi-
lively retaled at whole prices Sasfac ron guaran
iced In every goods reiurnabe. All the latest
say les OF COiffurcs hand IN large variety.
An elegant assortment OF Invsbles stylish Just
received from Paris and constantly made 70 order
PRICE LIS1
SHORT HAIR Switches soc. and upward. -
Finest quality Hair switches, SOLID NOT DYED.
Uinches long "a. weight v
~ inches long, or weight
e inches ong, o.
y inches long, weight .... .....s.,,s,. ~
sHANs PATENT HAIR SWITCHES s0c.
LONG SINGLE CCRL-, natural curly.
Finch, y 20, Finch, X 2sinch r. 50; 2eincn, s.
GRAY HAIR -s'FfscKLfY
between twenty nrst ana Twcnty-second streets, W
Ladies' own Hair made over In latest styles.
gombin9s made up. Is. and . C. per ounce.
GOODS e. all the states when prepaid, frcc q all
charges. or G. y ~, With privilege q examination
fsAEPFTs CARPETS
Great spring opening Of Carpets Oilcoths, window
Shades Lambrequins hats Mating, a., az very low
tTngish Velvet al 81 rs per yard.
Tapeetry Brussels, AZ ~ per yard.
ThTee-ply al 81 70 yer yard
pgrain. &C.. &C. and 5t. per YARD
Al otner goods al equally low prices.
targe stoek 81 Furniture ~ per cent cheaper than
auv other In the ctty. . vrrrv
All eoJds shipped Tree. ... =. y osstt5..,rrraetn
"1 sna between thirty mn and rhirysiSth streets
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| BLACK SILKS. !

Bopiece. black Silk only SOC, 9sc., 81 10 sl2h
4F7s
al pieces magnificent quality in "Ponson,Sn "Beilons'
and "1appasiors N tkes, 81 So 81 ~ 70 " 90 " 10
%
Ladies' SILK Department is worthy Of your atten-
siam. call Of INSPECTION Will amply repay
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MAoYs.
SHOES To supply a want long felt SHOES
SHOES in Quitting Department we have SHOES
SHOES this week opened SHOES
SHOES LADIES'. MISSES AND CH1LDHENS SHOES
SHOES SHOE DEPARTMENT.. SHOES
SHOES Our Shoes made on recently SHOES
SHOES invented last The superiority OF the sHO rs
SHOES last consists In its following the natural SHO rs
SHOES outline OF the foot: thus SHOES
SHOES A SMALLER LAST WILL FIT SHOES
SHOES with perfect case the most tender foot SHOES
SHOES Confident that SHOES
SHOES THE SHOE is SUPERIOR SII OES
SHOES 10 any other In the market guarantee SHOES
SHOES perfect satisfaction In SHOES
SHOES FIT and WEAR, and will exchange SHOES
SHOES any not up to the standard. SHOES
SHOES n. III. MACY Co, l4th ST. and 9th av SH 0ES
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r.up pUvAI. DREssMAKER IMPORTER OF
nj PARIS Patterns SO BROADWAY pas now open nv nv
-, ~ G,r summer nrcssnaking IN superior siyle
i9d,es - materials made w Or cut ahd OssseG PEI
1eCt m aIlafa nteed-
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CARPETS
All new goods and new designs
in Carpets, oileiotbs Shades Paper Hangings
Curtains End Cornioes.
Body Brussels from 81 q per yard up.
English Tapestry Brussels, IRON 81 10 per yard W.
English Kidderminster Carpets from 81 per yard mp,
Extra super Carpets. rom 75c per yard up
Twoply, all wool, from 6Oc per yard IN.
Ingram Carpets from soc. per yard up.
Cilcioths, from 25c. per yard up
Checked and white Mattings from 25c. per yard Up.
Paper uansings Sc. per piece.
Al TIE POPULAR CARPET STORE,
1913 Eighth avenue,
between Twcnty-fourth and Twenty fifth streets
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BLACK GOODS.

T5 pieces Lupins celebrated black French Cashmere,
emily 6Oc, toe. 7Oc-, 75c soc up.
90 pieces sublime quality OF Lupins Cashmere, only
&c, CSC, CSC, 81.
5 eases black Alpaca. 20c.. 25c &c.
3cascs superhne Alpaca SIC, 4)c., 45c.
SILK Henrietta Cloth, Tamise Cloth roc, &c. 65c.
Great reductions
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Boy TIE NlLssoN GLOVE
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A KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
~. drawn April 24-3O,344 drew..............$5oU0
D. CLUTE 100 Broadway.
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OrENiSa DAY
DOYLE a ADELPHrs
2s7 and 2es Grand street.
corner Forsyth street, New York,
on
MONDAY, April IS
The greatest display OF
NOVELTIES
ever seen on the east side, Of
DRESS GOODS.
SILKS,
suits, cloaks shawls, Ladies' Undergarments.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
Hosiery. Paras0ls, KID Gloves and general housekeep
ing Dry Goods,
Al POPULAR PRICES.
The various departments win comprise the following
FUN lines Of Dress Goods, all grades Of French Amer.
can German and English manufacture, where all the
taen, Of the different may be compared
without any difficulty.
Full lines silks fabrics OF all nations, fashionable
and desirable cOors Striped and fancy Silks in great
variety.
Full lines broche, long and square shawk, Lace
shawls Also beautiful line OF llama lace Jackets
and scarfs Of our importation.
Great novelties in our suit and Cloak Department all
Of our own manufacture.
This department contains the most choice garments
ever exhibited, indispensable in beauty elegance and
for cheaDness
Our departments comprse;-
Ful lines OF Ladies' Underwear Of every description.
0enuemen's Furnishing Goods
Hosiery,
Hamburg Edgngs,
Kio Gloves
ofceiebrated makers, and every pair warranted.
Best nttinG Corsets,
Parasols and
sun Umbrellas, &C,
all AZ popular prices
call TO this great opening respectfully solicited.
DOYLE ADELPHI,
Nos o67 and 2e9 Grand street,
Forsyth street
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1 Great re- inction in prices.
III 900 Yards ingram Carpet At SOC.
lS0W wards suDernnc ingram Carpet az CSC
1lUw ards extra supcTnne ingram Ihfpet ~ fsc
Ig0D Yards kiddermins'er Carpet ~ NC
5UU1 wards India Brussels carpet ~ tVc
1000 yards tapestry Brussel- carpet az ~ ~
Wholesale and retail Tor cash.
have orders from manufacturers 70 close out their
Carpets az the above named prices
Ihe carpets arc exhibited ~ eight large rooms and Inc
prices put them which they will be sold
}. w. DlMICk, 16s AMI 30 Canal street.
Just east OF Broadway.
NINE A DtvAb CALLS THE ATTENTION OF
l fashionable lalies decided novelty ia Panicrs,
her design SKIRT Elevator and French Corseis %
perfect NJ Tor all hgues ana made 20 order wholesale
and retail Mime. A. DUVAL, Importer, 30 Broadway.
LADY GOING ABROAD IN FEW DAY. WILL
| N sell ut a sacrifice line cancels hair shawl black
lace shawl and ne PAIR Of solitaire diamond Earrings
| Address DAVENPORT box los Herald ONCE
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BUY THE NILSSON GLOVE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
Bird Houses.

NsS; = :-.s -SS tie =. :: .r2f.a.:S,: .4sAscgs
~ he v.N-,aoa u t.ri> =. lie pa;;-ns " q
A<Sonla a3s;o.s 4; i4sz Ala ;Las .4l1s.ac
;asl Is ss;;-s = -. es.A;s>- There : - res
49, SAy ever one ~Lo Ia .A..-acre &: AaG
s--o-.i no. Lave ~ 9. ;ase 8. .!is lest
4as i1srs'ol- Perhaps many Il .oi .eA--Ee WIS;
s.-nf.e s><Nr2i2tsi&;.o;-s swz-cNs. t.Getinis.
~GsEs. 2Sl other t.ris, eager q AVA :Aem.
selves q simple and .aexpeu>.ve srrAnse-
tAet.s sse las; = satisfactory - them a. tie
1los' e-es@-: SLl t>S.-y ori3A.--u;s. houses
>Ad - ol4e nss-a K .vSs:,g: ~ lie fear .. ex
penss ;ron furnishing Gse...s ,SSe> rent
'Tss, - these interesting : tenants. M.il few
s4al ;os.s S1a t<N q ;w0 N!4t.. Aay sr.N,tg
-. give ven. tgrG house MSS x -lAls :: 81
1Atss any s--e - sASiv 3e<.re.!
I-s4 LcS interesting q wS.SA tie .l:>e-
kespins arrangements q these eA&uuful at.le
neishtors = hes. ;he.s wsleaae >oue VIXEN
winter seemed 81. WITH : q Aezs ,seta de-
t&is TIE slir2tiou, &ui 3Gsly ie>,.de IN tAyos 0.
~ Spple ;ree = see them carrying IT grasses
A-.d cotton And fssthsEs. ami wesvIns Item t.
sethe- .aiC he'd ,. iowa ;o- lie pr6;el:.oa ..
iheiE ea-.y-.ssi esss to vsicl tAe.s owe -r.Ak.
.as. and al thelr eeat.e, s9ecloaz;e wsys t.
sATls eScA other :4e.E s&-cusy a !u:-aieTs.
and the.- so!lcstors cSre u their esss daring
he y<-.od - .ue2o&ssoc ;Ae.- 5az, Joy when
ine youns oreAk the shells. S,3 ara e.oTI - The
ga; and the. l,.;-r-ae isyo:5c. u ot;Aiu.r-
eAacs r.ts g. .pSec.-fco4 ~ lie ..o,...s..rssu,
.; ihe-- o9sEi.ns. lTyllv here = .eAuty 81 IL.
dooE-y&rd and vS~a!-v -A> ;&Aea ~ lie. At.o.,
l o1r Spple-tres- -r'.i.-'.,i. 7 .it FAR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
The Foot OF y Horse

Tie human hand Las often teeu ;AAsr 10 l..
.1>i-A-e DIVINE vision. Sai Ne-y ve Ba,
lave yo1 ever exA12lns'd ycGE ho-se ~; !;
= hardy less el.1oG> . liz N&v, lis paris A.s
somewhat more eonpAcSieG, vet Lie. iesle g
s-11S.s sod otv,oDs- Ike Aoot : 81. s. :; Sg-
ge&rs - the careless eye 5 mere any q ii.
se2satle tsaue fastened - TIE lsg ~ 5 jl.n:.
.esVs< u horn, Slozi 5ye AG43.s3 :. aazlte.
AID n2cs.y 1Itei Il eSca ofae- Au3 forming )
Aalas Il the foot !sssIt. Then there A-e =
raAuy more .4ye-s belonging 10 what = Gale.
Tie ''eaAn eo1s &ni a:le3 INTO th.s Ihees
are s-Asoe- I4ke s--re .: pspe. ard .nse.;
lie leaves o-e ~ U-e lZio iAo-s .; another
4o--s, Aod yol ~ ss; eons id5S q lie s..
TAnse1e1i q tie ssYe.A- .zysTs- Nos Tie
-s-st; ~ the ho->s -ssts 81 A. many elss:.
springs IS there are aver II k.s
:t.s tss.- Ao92i tol- thousand. Sa3 A.. ills :
ooau.vei no, city 70. the cauvsn.snae oi h.
osn ba3y eri for whatever A1r3s1s n,4y K lAli
- him
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
Tho Terror, Of the witness Box.

Mr.. Beechsrs careful way Of testifying re-
minds correspondent of the New York EeeA-
ing Post Of an Aneodote Of Admiral Bailey, as
follows Bailey Was once summoned as wit
ness in q civil suit-a position altogether new
to him. His anxiety WAS increased by the
warnings of his friends, who were constantly
telling him to be on his guard, as the lawyers
would bother him and make him contradict him
self and appear TO be liar. The old fellow had
sleepless night before the day Of trial,
and when he entered the witness
box it was with nervousness such ss he had
never experienced in going into battle.
When the first question. what is your name z.
was proposed to him. his hands hgeted trem-
blingly about, and the perspiration broke out on
his brow. He was evidently III deep and per-
picking thought, and remained silent. The
question Was repeated with emphasis "l ash,
what is your name. sir :" With a mighty effort
the old admiral jerked out the result OF his de-
liberations, The. .o-do-ris Bailey" adding lni-
pressively. "or words to that effect =
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-30
The Chiidren's Spring sickness.

lflom Hsrper ) ba2aar,l
About this time" reads the prophetic
mothers slmanac, expect languor. headache.
complaints of loug lessons, and lack Of appe-
tite. After long, cold Winter, tie sudden
coming OF mild Spring days, however much de.
ssred, brings feeling OF listless wearI-
uess feeling in which school children
especially the school girl shares more largely
than is generally supposed. She is not sick. but
80 tired she cannot be coaxed TO give MP her
school, but the lessons are "hsrd she brings
home pile Of books, but opens them in the
evening with weary sigh she tries TO write
her composition but cannot think !; she sits
down 10 prseuce her music. but what was pleas
IRE 10 puzzle out two months sgo hs- become =
burden, The unthlnkins parent or tescher tells
her thst she does not Try. that the lessons are
neither harder nor longer than ususl, and thst
Il she would oty put her mind upon them she
would soon conquer them. She tries
II try. and succeeds in getting s
dFsi class heAdsche with the
lessons and weary LOOK. pAinfu, 10 see set
..es On heE isce. The simple t-..:A : ,hSi the
cAild is feeling the phvs.csl rescEon = common
- sneh influences I!au her elier> are. ana hsr
r-psd groSth p-olSl.y .a;ens..ies lie. lAugl..i
seSslneSs4 Oai.lSiy iules seen aAga - Ae..
>-.a e1i-soEiiaA-y ones often are dangerous
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= tie ysAs skSE-..D&1so.s Sna eoca-
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