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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02
A Fearful Accident - Nine persons
DrOKnRh.

DETROIT, August IA terrible acci-
dent occurred about one o'clock to. day
at Bawbee's lake, about one mile south
Of Hillsdale, in this state. An excur-
sion party from COldwater, numbering
about three hundred persons, were there
spending the day, sixteen Of them went
out into the lake on a f1stboat or scow,
when it suddenly sank, and nine of the
party were drowned. The water was
fifty or sixty feet deep where the boat
sank. Up to five O'cl ok this afternoon
none of the bodies had been recovered.
The names OF the drowned are as fol-
lowe: G.. NJ. Taylor, aged forty.one
years; Mrs. Thornton and child, nine
years; Mre. Musser, May Cunningham
end her sister Libbie, sged respectively
fourteen and sixteen years; Alice
Hayes, aged sixteen years; May Keely,
aged fourteen years, and Randall Black
man, aged nine years, all Of COldwster.
The widest excitement prevails at Hills
dale. The following are the names Of
those found up to ten o'clock tonight:
Alice Hayes, Mrs. Thornton and child,
Mrs. Musser, Mary Keely, Libbie Gun.
ningham, G. n. Taylor and Randall
BlackmeD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02
Sturress Wants to XIII Indians.

ST. LOUIS, August Is. D. S.urgess,
in command OF the cavalry recruiting
station in this city, has desired for some
time to be sent to his regiment, the Sew
enth cavalry, OF which he is colonel,
and recently made formal application
to the adjutant. general Of the army to
be relieved OF his command here and be
sent to the field. Yesterday he received
dispatch informing him that he can
not be relieved until October 1st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02
GENERAL CHALMERS.
To be Nominated for Congress I'm the
sixth District, Mississippi.

Special TO the Appeal
VICKsBURa. August 1.-The Demo
cratic convention to nominate 3 candi-
date for congress from the sixth district
meets in this city tomorrow. The prom
iuent candidates were General Jsmes r.
Chslmers, Of Bolivar; M4jor Van Eaton,
Of Wilkinson, and G. K. Marshall, Of
Warren. General Chalmers showed
the greatest strength, and Van
L atom and Marshall we're then with
drawn. Chalmers will be nominsted on
the fist ballot. He was sert naded to-
night and spoke to very enthusiastic
crowd, followed by Van Eaton, who
asked his friends TO support Chalmers.
The district is largely negro, bus thou
sands Of them will vote for Chs!mers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

THE extensive cotton mills at Little
Falls, belonging largely to Commodore
Garner, says the Alnany argus, are al
present closed, awaiting some adjust
ment OF his affairs The commodore, it
will be remembered, was drowned in
New YORK bay few days ago. He was
one Of the I4rgtst, if not the largest,
buyer o. cotton in the MeWphis market.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

AT the request of Mr.. Kortrecht, the
infamous negro, Frances Thompson,
was yesterday again examined by three
medical experts, who certified to his
being s man and not a woman. As
careful an examination of his character
revesIs hin in all the nakedness Of an
infamy the responsibility for which the
Radicals must shoulder. He IS the re-
suit of R2dicalism. For which see the
congres sionsl committees report Of the
Memphis riot
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

THE message and letter OF President
Grant, which we publish in another col
umn, gives pointed significance to the
following from the New York Herald,
whose Washington correspondent says:
"There is increasing evidsnce here that
the most desperate and unscrupuious
efforts will be made by the Republican
extremists to stir up bad blood. Any
thing like pscifca:ion and the PIevs.
fence Of good feeling alarms them and
excites their instant opposition. Cursed
are the pescemskers,' is the motto OF
this kind Of demagogue."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

JUDGE EADAMs's tart, pointed and con.
tsmptuous card in yesterdays APPEAL,
refusing the use Of his name in opposi.
ton TO Colonel Logwood, does credit to
his integrity, and shows that the esti-
mate which his friends placed upon his
character hes not been misplaced. Judge
Adams is faithful to the high trust con-
tiied in him. We are Tej1iced to see and
know that there is not Democrat il
Shelby county weak enough and base
enough to disgrsce himself in the eyes
OF all honest men to lend his name 10
Radicals and Independents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

THE Democrats Of the sixth congress
sionaI district, Mississippi, have deter
miaed to elect General Chalmers to rep
resent them in the next congress. His
friends in Tennessee rejoice to learn
fact which proves that tue general is at
last likely to be rewarded as he de-
serves. We congratulate him.
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ESTABLISH ED 1910.

gotten up in opposition to the Demo-
cratic party. There were but few pres
ent, and none of the representative-msn
OF the Democracy were there. Mort
gomery is oEe Of The strongest State
credit counties in Tennessee, and this
little Radical repudistIDg mseting repre-
sented nobody but themselves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

New Orleans, August 1: Don Glynn
and John Casey, newsboys aged eight
cen, quarrelled over a game Of cards,
They started for Lafayette squsre tC
fight it out, aud on the way Casey
stabbed Glynn to death with a pocket,
knife. The murderer was arrested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

BUSINESS, Gays the Boston Journal,
is slowly Teviving. One Of our largest
cotton manufactures is disposing Of ifs
weekly products, which is without pre-,
cedent 1t this season for several years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

THE New Orleans BaIiLetin-good au-
thority-ssys Of General Nlchols, the
Democratic nominee for governor Of
Louisiana, that, "young, talented,
gentleman by birth, breeding and asso'
citation; with 8 brilliant record as a SOL
dier and lofty character SIS man. he
is in all things the ideal southerner, to
whom We can yield unqualified respect
and confidence, and against whom his
opponents can bring no shadow Of
charge, either Of political misdeed or
personal unwCrthiness."
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PubIIo Debt STATE menf.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The follow
ing is the statement OF the public debt:
Six per cent. bonds, 1884, 999, $50; five
per cent. bonds, Sill 1856, 800; total coin
bonds, 1896, ,685, ,45O; lawful money
debt, $4,000, 900; matured debt, So, ,297,-
760; Iegal-tenders, 1853, ,6S6. .O20; certifi-
Gates Of deposit, So, ,S15, 600; fractional
currency, $50, ,909, $50; coin certificates,
$2,O93 900; total, without interest, 1854, :
7l6, 800; total debt, s., 17S, 800, Ill; total
interest, $24, 1850, ,2S4. Cash in the treas
ury-coin, 1853, S43, ,6S4; currency ,$12, $50, :
349; special deposits held for redemp ion
OF certificates Of deposit, $32, ,S15, 600; to-
tal in treasury, $lO5, 249, ,O34. Debt, less
cash in treasury, s., ,098, ,301, ,311; decrease
of debt during July, 81, ,l38, ,033; decrease
bonds issued to Pacific railroad compa-
ny's interest, payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding, $64, 623, ,512; inter-
est accrued and not yet paid, 1923, III;
interest paid by the United States, $32,-
$50, ,2lS; interest repaid by Transports
ton OF mails, etc., S.. .9O9, ,204; balance
OF interest paid by the United States,
$25, III, ,013.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

London, August /: In the house of
commons John O'Connor, member for
the county Of Mayo, moved that in the
opinion OF the house, the time had come
for psrdoning the Feniaps. The mo-
ton, after debate, was reJected-l17 to 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAS DEPT -rsOFFICE CH. SIC. OFFICER I
~Ash1EGros, August 2, s-m-
FJT Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
higher barometer, nearly stationary tenn
psrat1ETe ,noTtherly to edsterly t0inds, and
clear or fair tCedtheT.
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DIED.

HOLLAND-At the residence of her parents,
No. 242 Old Raleigh road, at 20 p m, August
l, 1876, RUssELLE MAY, daughter of T. P, and
&. Z. Holland.
Funeral from residence this WEDNESDAY,
afternoon, at o'clock. Friends OF the family
are invited to attend.
CAREFOOT-August Ist, at 8 30 pm, HARRY
SREssEL CAREFooT, aged year, months and
days.
Funeral this "WEDNESDAY afternoon, at
o'clock, at No. "a Gayoso street.
DEAN-Aj the residence, No. l3l Dunlap
street, PHILIP, youngest son OF William and
Anna Dean, aged months.
Friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral this WEDNESDAY, afternoon,
at o'clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

ST. LOUIS, August 1.-The Hibernia
savings bank here closed its doors to-
day, and will go into liquidation. All
current depositors were paid, and all
time deposit accounts will be settled as
soon as the assets can be realized. 1t is
thought the stockholders will lose about
one-half their investments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02
ThOse voting in the neRatiYe Ware

Senator Jones, of Florida, declined to
vote, on the ground that the senate had
no jurisdiction. The presiding officer
announced that two-thirds of the men,
bers had not voted guilty, and therefore
respondent was acquitted on the first
article. On the second article thirty
six senators voted "guilty" and twenty
five "not guilty" Senator Maxey, who
did not answer on the first call, voted
"guilty" upon the second. article. Those
senators who voted "not guilty" re-
ported as their reason for doing 30 want
Of Jurisdiction.
Upon the third and fourth articles, the
vote stood as above, thirty-six voting
guilty, and twenty-five not guilty. Be-
fore roll-call on the fifth article was fin
ished, Senator Morton, who had been
detained on account of q severe fall this
morning, came in and voted guilty,
making the vote on that article, thirty
seven guilty and twenty-five not
guilty. TWC-thirds of the senate not
having voted in favor of sustaining the
articles of impeachment, it was ordered
that judgment of acquittsl be entered,
and the senate, sitting as q court Of i'm.
peachment, adjourned sine die.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

THE st. Louis Merchants exchange
has adopted an amended rule designed
II prevent the formation Of corners"
Correct.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

LET every Democrat in the city at
tend the mass-meetiDg in front Of the
Pesbody hotel tonight. Every ward
should muster its full strength.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

THE letters Of acceptance Of Governor
Tiiden and Governor Hendricks will
most likely Be received to-day, and ap-
pear in the APPEAL to morrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

London, August l: The steamships
ColOmOO, from New York; Moravisn,
from Montreal, and Nederland, from
Philadelphia, have arrived out. The
steamers Cambria and City of Rich
mond, from New York, aud Indiana,
from Philadelphia, arrived out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02
CLOSING RATES

yesterday Of cotton and gold:
Ne1g York cotton, lIic. Memphis COT
ton, lltc. Nel0 fOrk gold, lll.. Mem
Phis gid, Ill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

CoNGREss will probably ali 1urn Mon.
day, 81 a telegrsphio dispatch from
WsshingtOr Informs u.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02
A Couple OF Fires-One Person burned
10 Death. and Two Seriously Injured.

CHICAGO, Augu3t Ia Iri6lNe
special says A. J. Miller's store, at
Blakes station, near Paxton, Illinois,
burned this morning. Lose, fourteen
thousand dollars; insurance ten thous-
aud dollars. A boy named Herman
Nelson was burned to desth. Two other
person were terribly burned and four
mora narrowly escaped with their lives.
The FIRE was the work of an incendsTy.
A fire in Rock Island this morning z
destroyed, Inham & Co.'s saw
mill, with machinery snd lumber. Loss,
thirty thousand doilsrs; insurance, ten
thousand dollars. Sixty men are thrown
out Of employment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02
TENTH WARD DEMOCRATS.

TJyHE Tilden and Hendricks Club of the Tenth
Ward Will meet this "WEDNESDAY even
lug at IA o'clock, opposite the Miss and Tenn.
Depot. Many prominent speakers will ad-
dress the meeting. Citizens generally are in
vteG to attend. J. r, TAYLOR, President
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BELKNAP.
He Is Declared Guilty BY Thirty-FiVe
Senator's, Twenty-Five Saying "NOt
Guilty" for Want Of Juris-
dictiOn.
Names OF those who Voted ''Guilty -
Reasons Of those who Voted "NOt
Guilty o-The Ex-Secretary
Branded.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-At noon
the senate began to vote upon the ar
ticles Of impeachment against VIM. Bel
KNAPP, late secretary of war. Upon the
first article Of impeachment thirty.five
senators voted "guilty," and twenty
five "DOt guilty." for want Of jurisdic-
ton. Those who voted guilty were:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-02

. WASHINGTON, August 1.-The fol-
lowing message wss received by the
Senate from the President to-day:
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

originator Of invisible top pieces stylish for young
ladies made with real patent hair lace and natural water
wavo and CURL and instantly make ladies' look beautiful
Notice.
Ugly girls made pretty,
Old ladies made young
Pretty girls made beautiful,
at II. GUILMARD'S Hair Dressing Establishment, s4l
broadway liairdressing done at all hours Nine g. in at
tendance. A fine stock OF
Human Hair.
Elegant Chignons Everything hand to beautifS tho
ladcs, old and young 4 full line of
Cosmetques,
snch Blanc de Venus de Rachel Rouges all shades Pen
ell Tor eyebrows; Creme de ys Vinsgre Jean Vincent de
Bully for baths, to keep mouth sweet Eau de j. v
Bonn Farine de Noisette, TO beauy hands This
wonderful prcparntion.
Sarah de Folk 10 bring hair to It's natural color
Novelty In Harrcs ssing.ro advantage the hair in tha
different styles following; lit takes of newly
vented prepared switches with only three Of
hair twenty inches long small comb with.
out stem which appears to weigh about six ounces forming
suchN volume of hair that arrange any coifure
without any other additional hair Ladies purchasing one
We insert for the benefit Of the ladies those that ad
mire them two Of the most necessary styles
comb her hair back leaving the parted tie
little above the nape of the neck twisting 1t in loose
adys hair that has been tied up divide the hair Of
the switch in three equal parts. make three rope
ing a beautiful chignon fastened with one Of our
lovely imported CLASPS. Now for the front hair
the forehead possible Invented by H. Guilmard and
carry the other twist around the frcn to meet the in
VISIBLE ths completes the morning couture Dinner and
Evening Coiffure-Thc lsdys own hair will be drawn back
in the same style mentioned above form o double
torsade the back with thirds Of the ynvened
switch loeped little lower than the morning conure add
ing of exquisite curls We will pass
to the front harrake all part OF the remainder Of the
hair and form knot which place AT the side form
large Qnaveanl which completes the top by adding
great beautlfer-thc invisible The ensemble Golf
iure exquisite spray OF nower fastened at the back
Goods sen. 10 anypart Of tho country G. O. D. H. Gull
MARD, s4i Broadway opposite Wsilack's Theatre. New
Yurk eli
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
DRY GOODS.

I'M OOODS'
7. STEWART a CO..
on Monday February ae WIN make large addition to
POPULAR STOCKS.
P1ScY CHECK AND STRIPED SILKS.
yard nom IS 70 ss per than yea,s prices
BLACK AND PLAIN coLoRED SILKS
at proportionatey low prices.
choice rSTTsO rnd nsx .psr s M %S9
extremely cheap.
500 pieces yard wide
PRiSTED PERoALEs,
only &C. per yard; recent price. ioe per yard
PARIS PRINTED 4" cSSssiss sssfsiIys assortment Of
JAcoNETs AND oRGANDIEs;
quite new aud very beautiful
PLAIN ropLrxs 4 sTRaHgE, sGfy lasE' invoice Of
cAmAYEAux FLAPS IpIsi ASp 3 PSI sTgIrEs, r , :,
at 2oc 2oc and $50 per yard one-thrd less than last
springs prices
PLAIN AND EaBRoIPgRED rsiLK TIES, >.
very handsome bEdptp e ifS than S%NsAISs 9s ss value
BROADWAY, 4rG Av. orH AND 10TH SITS.
A T. STEWART a CO,
WIN Monday, February %. large aud very at
LACE CURTAINS
IN every variety Of make and style prices th
liar qualities have been sold for In years.
Also nne assortment OF
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
sArINs BRocATELLEs, coTEL1NEs.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CREToNNEs.
TAPESTRIES. IMPERIAL TOWELS.
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
PRICPa RyTREMETy ATTp AcTIvR
BROADWAY. 9Th Av., 9TH AND 10TH sTs
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

RASKRurr SALE
ofsI5oooo worth Of
GENERAL DRY GOODS.
to be sold on
MONDAY, February %. and following days,
at tremendous sdactlOn.
BY virtue Of assignment have been authorized
by creditors sell entire stock Of Dry Goods con-
ained in aoi Grand ST. Edridgo and Allen sta
lately occupied by Charles Heard 4 Co.
Economy the order Of the day Don't pay fancy prices
but number aud convince yourselves that
you cheap dry goods.
The stock consists Of plain and colored silks SUITS
cloats shawls Dress Goods, Black Goods White Goods
Domestic Goods and Hosiery Blankets shawl. cslicOss
&c ,&c
sPECIALTIEs
Striped silks, slightly soiicd for SOC usual price 81 so
Plain and plaid Dress Goods ioc and upward
camels Hair raIds for lie sold elsewhere for 2se
Striped shawIs, full sire, SOC. worth g. 90.
Ladies' Cloth for 81, worth S.
Best standard American Print. SC. upward
Full size Muslin, &C. and upward.
Every description Of Dry Goods sold equally as low.
All goods marked in plain figures.
Sale to commence a, 10 O'Clock every day.
Hours ofsaie from 10 TO u A. NJ. and from . 2sosPN
By order OF
II. B. CLARLIN 4 CO.
Trustees for Creditors
Remember the number,
3Cl Grand sI
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
I LADIES AND CnTLpRENis UNpERwEAR. !

Our stock in all branches OF this department is fully
complete Styles and prices varied the
quirements of customers We confidently invite their
inspection Our assortment comprises description
garment from the planest the elaborate both in
French and American manufacture and in quality OF
rias finish fail to satisfy the critical
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

COMETHING HEw-THE HAND MODELLED FROM
- Naturcrhis delicate work artisticaly and success
fully done BY ~ LkBRlN who will attend patrons at their
houses and model the hands OF ndea gentlemen ana
children With the incest cxaetnosa 70. - Ad'r~"-
hkUN. 10 Naiiah a.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
POPULAR STOCKS.

PAScY CHECK AND STRIPED SILKS
very nice quality price. zoe, 6jc, Toe soc
yard; from 23 33 cent less than last prices
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

Our long experience In this branch prom
sing perfect satisfaction In every particular.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

PRINTED cALIcOEs AND PERcALEs.
choice and spring styles, 5e 614e and 71ac upward
extremely cheap.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
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Personal.

A LLOuEZ MINING STOCK WAS QUOTED IN BoS
~ Saturday. 26th inst, IA bid aud II asked.
u HAVE YoU FORGOTTEN OLD FRILNDsf
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
". ALTMAN,
9th av. and 10th st.

ECoSOMY IN SHOES.
LORD TAYLOR,
Broadway and Goth st.
We respectfully invite inspection ladies' celebrated
81 - and s. butoned Dress and Walking Boots also chill
dren's superior School Shoes, at 81, worth 81 go
Our aim Is supply excellent shoes at prices much be-
ordinary rates We exercise unusual in measuring
and guarantee in all cases easy and perfect it,
that establishment is the
convenient reliable in the city for both ady and
custom boots and shoes.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

A ISAAC O. B0YCE, 2e7 BROADWAY LAWYER
"a. Divorces obtained promptly without publicity,
ton ncTnp habttual drunk inhdelity inhu-
Fnnn convicton Of falonx PAAaanrA ahtainaA
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

4sTRoLso1Glyz-4TH 1l -t ! p1en-4sh @ a col
B94RRBBEaHNsp aNp TzNEP2R fxSss "a and g
RsE EsTAFS fisfSs Fos
So iSi fRs Fss
cESSEis cTY REAL EsaE FOX fsa sI
cLER9s so AND sed iI SsGEoh 1P and 4 coils
CLOTHING-2D PAeR-6th col
c994csTNNIEN .9sTIsIsS AND All sARPESERs 81 P4sS.4th COL
COPARTNERSHIPS-1lrm PAGE
p2Sc ASeSAbbERM r.sSsh 81 sSl co.'s
DENSTIsTRY-2o BEN S PAcE-eth col
Hcusfs 70 E h AND uN
EUROPEAN atm snd coils
ExCHANGE-l6rn PAcE--eth col
fiNE xRTs-sD PAcE~sth COL
FSsSsED FUR RooSs Ss6 5' xff%RaESs Pa
l5rn PAcE-4th and 5th cos and Arm PAGE-sd col.
EREScH EnH rHsHsa IS rAerh
M0RsEs. CARRIAGES, &c.-lrn PAoE-lst and I'd coils
HOUSES, Rooms &C. NWANrED-i5rn PAeE-eth cOl
lsg1Rgc4ldsn RIs y psesassG Psssrsss al col ~
'EHsEE GEN cx REAL RsR FoR CITY
t6sFyaE Lost asb sEAsSSlTT s,e.fs ss COL
M4eBLE M4eBITEsxTEH MSY4EAsp P.sp2a Faesaeh col COL
M1TRfMoNTAI--4rn PlGE--4th col
MINERY aEp SfSISasss rAcreh COL
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERflSEMENTS-l2TH PAGE-6th
MlsCiESILANEous-1s PAon-oth col.
MusICAL-i6rH PAcE-6th col
NEW PUBLICATI0NS-orH PAGE-6th col.
PERSONAL-1sr PAcR-1st col
PIANOF0RTS, ORGANS, &C.-16rH PAGR-5th col
PR0POSALS-1sr PAGE-3d col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
3D PAcE-2d col
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-l4rH PAGE-3d and 4th coils, and Sd PAGE
9Th col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-I4ru PAor--4th and
5tb coils and 3p PAGE--6th col.
NEAL ESTATE WANTED-14Tn PAGB-5th COL, and 3D
PAGE-6h col
.,ELIGIOIiS NOTICES-1sT PAGE-Ist and I'd cola
BESTAU URANTS-3n PAGE--6th col
REWARDS-1sT PAGr--2d col
SALES AT AUCTION--2p PAcR-4th and 5th cots
SITUATIONS WAETED-FEMALES-3D PAGE-1st and
I'd coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-3D PACE-3d col
SrEClAL NOTICES-1sr PACED and Sd coils.
SPORTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-4TH PAGE-lst col
ST0nAGE-16TH PAGE-6th col.
The BAIL SEASON-16TH PAcE-5th col
THE TRADkS--3n PAGE-5th col
TO LET FOR b BUSINESS PCRPOSES-l5rH PAGR-lst and
I'd coils. and arm PAGE Sd col
TRAVELLERS GUIDED PAcE-6th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
18TH PAGE-5th coll and Arm PAGE-Sd and 4th coils.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-1sT PAGE-3d col
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-4TH PAGR-5th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-I4rH PAcE-3d col and 3D PACE-6th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-12rn PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

full line Of French hand embroidered Chemses Night
DRESSES Dress Sacques, Robes de Chambre, at prices
large lot OF Night Dresses, full aundried handsomcly
tucked and hand embrodered AT hall the orignal price
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
A --sPECIAL NOTICE.

A SPECIAL NOTICE.
N. ALTMAN HEREWITH NOTIFIES THE ruBLIc
THAT HE HAS RECEIVED AND WILL OPEN So
CASES MORE or THOSE BRAID AND CHIP HATS
THAT SOLD SO RAPIDLY LAST WEEK. AND WHICH
WE'RE ADVERTISED LAST SUNDAY AT 81 90, THB
CoMBIEATION PRICES or WHICH ARE sl3 SO PER
DOZEN, AND THE REAL CHIPS At 81 IS EACH, THB
COMBINATION PRICES or WHICH ARE $24 PRR
DOZEN. ALL or WHICH HE WARRANTS TO BIZ OF
THE BEST GRADE AND LATEST SHAPES
Ladies viil cai at ouce for these monopod goods.
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
iCoMPLETE TRoUssEAU, FROM 8

All the popular styles of Corses Panier &c at very
prices.
Particular attention paid to
The New York herald., 1876-02-27

A T. STEWART CO.,
on Monday. February 2s. viii make large addition to
their
The New York herald., 1876-02-27
NlGHTDREssEs.

Double yoke and ruied
Double yoked better quality and RULED down 'front.' o
Tucked yoke .
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Cluster tucks aud insertion yoke. Observation-Disclosures. 3
Tucked yoke insertion aud embroidered ruic.
Tucked yoke three of insertion and edge.
Tucked yoke ofiuSe rtion and edge
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