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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01

DRY GOODS.
ATJAMKS M'cREARY 4 co.'s.
Broadway and nth ST.
NO will open on Monday. April ?.
slsrgs stock Of
Fans
all grades OF Plain Goods and
choicest and designs In
Novelties.
These ar. all now and fresh goods. being
this springs importation.
Japanese and Chinese
Fan.
In all grades and large variety.
At JAMES McREERY co.'s,
Broadway and 18th st.
Popular Dress Goods.
Special attention is called to stock Of
popular Ores, Goods.
such Beigss Mslange, Mohas Ms:eiasse Cloth. from
i5c. per yard upward.
Rich Dress Goods,
high novelties.
Of exclusive disposition from the best European manu-
facnrera
Tho variety and magnitude department cannot fail
to and careful Inspection.
AT JAMES McREERY 1 co.'s,
Broadway aud 18th st..
are constantly receiving by European steamer
choice novelties
OF tho newest and tn, latest designs by The rost
r.isan S fss re OF these
Monday. April ..
g Of own
the best manner possible. at lowest prices.
In our Millinery Department will DO found choice sesc.
tion OF trimmed and untrinmed
imported Bonnets.
ans French Flowers. Feathers. ac.. &c.
AT JAMES McREERY co.'s.
Broadway and nth st.
Mourning Goods.
Grenadincsi Grcnndness
Novelties in black Grenadines at low prices 500 pieces
4oneh all wool black Cashmere ST. warranted value for
100 pieces black Mohair soc. marked down from $50
Courtad's English Grape,
"nrst quality" Grape Wells, de-. Ae
Armure Masasse and novelties black suitIngs
/ ACES
WE ARE soM SFf 2Aaisy SPRING NOVELTIES
S'"N's"' 'o"o"o' AN HAT S AND 6 SoNSET Ns cARrs.
AND LACE ARTICLES ron NEoEwEAR
IN NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS.
An IMMENSE AssoRTMENrr OF T''n
NA'As AZ, roaS AZ fSsaI fSSEsssoarrrlos.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE EXTRAORDINARY
EMPRESS EUGENE LAcEs,
AN EXCEEDINGLY RICH
AND ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION.
A. 7. STEWART 4 CO..
BROADWAY. 4rH Av.. 9TH AND 10Th sTs
SIX DRESSES
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
NEW, WE'LL MADE. LATEST STYLES,
IN BLACK. FANCY AND DESIRABLE coLoRs.
AT $50 AND UPWARD.
a. T. STEWART 4 CO..
BROADWAY. 4TH Av.. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
WE Are EXHIBITING THE LATEST NOVELTIES
IN
FRENCH PAssEMENrERIEs,
e1 phs y sND BALLOONS
MANY SEdIlF RES Sf SSTEpp nrAp,sas
ALSO SILK S s 1N SbI c lien LIE oo'D 0AA'''''
PRINCES, TRIMMINGS, &C..
IN ENDLESS VARIETY. PATTERNS AND PRICES.
LATEST STYLES AND siiApks OF
TRIMMING BUTTONS
IN SILK. METAL. CLOTH. PEARL. DC.
WINS ALMOST EQUAL ii AArrEAhAsCE
AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERY REQUIREMENT.
THESE TRIMMINGS
HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY SELECTED
FOR OUR RETAIL TRADE.
AND COMBINE EVERY NOVELTY IN
PRINCES, BUTTONS AND BALLOONS
NOW TO be FOUND IN PARIS. LONDON OR
BERLIN
WE INVITE INSPECTION.
A. T. STEWART 4 CO..
BROADWAY. 4rH Az. 9TH AND 10TH srs
A. =, -. -.
\ ! /. !. + E. F: F
WV l. l. X u X
NM NM &C SIS 600 nRn l. EREEY Y
MMNMC cs SO oR 81 \ Z
MMMMGo cs sss 9 39E EnR I. Erx w
MINI so OK RI
HMM SO oE Nk I 7
n Y SIS 900 ILL EEEK
245 GRAND ST..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01

245 GRAND ST..
near Bowery. New York.
10000 worth Of silks ana Dress Goods from the great
suction sales ofas, week Don't purchase your silk. or
dsss goods until you examine on, immense stock Tho
'''''' wv Lyons Hack silks
GOO pieces black grain silks ut ~ worth 81 30
no black Silk cashmere finish. ut 81 so; worth
4oD pieces extra quality laek sin 81 rs; worth
e psss ei s.s - "0"'o
,o,-,s,,i..,on s Plain silks :, :,
''' worth worth Il 80. ST Is ST. " ~
900 pieces very Trimming si,s soc; worth s7,c.
1000 piece. beautiful ssrped silks at &C., &c. oo worth
french and English Dress Goods
1ocascs Enuish striped and plaid Dress Goods at &C..
20 eases Enriish Cashmere s7c SOC worth re
70 me'eas,ec ina an s,psa Dress Good a" 2oc
sca-c, French Cashmere 40 inches wde at 5oc. e2c.
Black Goods.
10 black Alpaca at soc 25c DC, a7,sc. and mp
is black Cashmere at 37,se 5oc. c2,lc 75c.
worth roc per yard mors :. n.
sn sS :. XII WORT, - s sd rs
1000 ladies' easse aud suits a 81 So So ST.
800 Striped silk suits a. sas and ss5; worth SIS $50
100 black silk Suits ~ $40. 500 and upward
The material in the above SUITS and dvlmnns cannot be
purchased Tor the prices quoted this week
WALLER McsoRLEy
2f5 Grand st.. near Bowcry. New York.
IyAKPnTs. oILcLOTns. &C, SOLD AT THE FoIr
lowing prices close the business Mt 44S Pearl ST. opposite
iirnsses Soc Threcply 75c to ST. extra supcrhne In
grain TIC good Ingram Carpet Tor ordinary usc 3oc
Oilcloths. pie. y China Ma:tnps. 15c.
A large number Of INSIST CARPETS.
Balance OF stock unsold will be disposed OF ut public
nuction.on Aprii H. ut ~ A. NJ
TIEEp,s SHIRTS. VERY REST QUALITY: VERY
N lowest prices. send address and samples
ii ait the rsua cost saved 623 broadway.
EEEP's PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
N Ihc very best for ST.; be finished easily
hemming a handkerchief 623 broadway.
II EEp SELLS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST SHIRTS
N in the world also Collars elegant styles best quality,
u 10 per dozen; y for Toe. t23 Broadw@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01

<soMFoHT HEALTH. oNOMy.-KEEPs NIGH
Osbirts. long, q tor So; ~ each best gmniy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01
ILUUMINUDNIsE BKUs. NfS I'D Nv. :
o. ---
I MILLINERY MILLiNERYi MILLINERY

CPFCfAL NOTICE.
y hereby notify my friends and the ladies in general
That shall sell ont regardless Of cost my entire stock 81
Fancy Goods Trimmings real aces. &c. account Of re-
firing business May next Call and convince your.
selves rs regards sacrifices. ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01

II gEP,s CUSTOM SHIFTS, MADE TO MEASURE :
n Very best for 50 obligation to Keep any OF Keeps
ohIrIs unless perfectly satisfactorE 6?3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01

- WEST l4Ti ST, near 9th av. N " only depot
Tho largest stock Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
retailed Mt wholesaler prices
TILE MARIE ANTOINETTE SWITCH,
fTrade Mark.
Remarkable. wonderful success of new MARIE AN.
TOINETTE SWITCH combining elegance with durability
and Couture for and back elegant and
sefn could be imagined. and will he readily
atcd alter examination switch at $40 equal to
ono S2,b ot the old style.
The NEW INVISIBLE FRONT for Young and old ladies'
improving the looks Of 81 inch hair lace.
81 per inch on imitation lace.
CURiS warranted naturally curly in large variety from
81 upward -
lower han other house In the country.
HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
COMBINES made the approved manner,
give satisfaction ul Of the choicest
BEAUTfFYING COSMETICS,
warranted TO be absolutely harmless on hand.
CREME BLANCHE,
tho great magic beaucr for the complexion specially,
81 box. Also elegant assortment OF pertumery,
among them and delicious extracts.
No more gray hair. l.. SIlAW'S odorlcss
I PERSIAN KHENNA
Grade Mark
will change gray hair its natural color
without Lead. sulphur Nitrate OF Silver
or any other ingredients beautiful brown
black ended by the most prominent physicians
and chemists Testimonials tho store 81 and I'll 50
per Applied tho desired free Of charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Orr Millinery Department Is exhibiting large
stock Trimmed Bonncts and Hats. presenting all
the and beautiful designs in trimming and the new
shade Of color In MI the trimming materials. We call
special attention this have endeavored
to make IL of the finest in tho city.
II. O'NEIff 4 co.
32l to 800 9th Nv, corner 10Th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01

PINEAPPLE DRESS GOODS. -
RARE OLD JAPANESE CLOISONNE.
GEORGE r. FOUNTAIN, ZIG DUANE ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-01

We have inst received and exhibiting elegant
Of Ladies' Misses and Chdren's Hosiery III
French. English aud German manufacture. consisting 81
cotton Isle thread Balbgyan and silk choice styles in
puc line stripes and solid colors Also elegant
Of Merino Underwear in umuxe scssamcr and
Summer Mcrino' Of Courtwrist Warmers and Norfolk
and \ ew Brunswick manufacturers
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SIIRTS.-Six good Shirts for
s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03
Lowell.

In writing Mr.. Lowell discards the To.
bic, but seaiisg himself midway between
IL and the fireplace Ia q broad easy
chair, he employs for the purposes Of q
desk stiff piece of pastebosrd, resting
IL conveniently upon his knee. His essay
or poem 10 always mapped out clearly in
his head before be reduces any of it to
writing. He puts it together, SO to
speak, joint by joint, until he has the
skeleton completely articulated, and
then he fills 1t out. His handwriting is
characteristic, and his ''copy" is unpop-
ular with printers because of the changes,
the interlineations and erasures he con-
stantly makes. although the handwriting
itself IL fair and uniform. He goes
through his proofs after the manner of a
clergyman supervising his sons college
efforts, and makes many and often general
corrections. The publishers used to send
him proofs of his matter after the plates
were cast, but he made such havoc with
his fevises that they we're forced to dis
continue such Improbable conclusion
jumping. His famous and widely-read
"Bigelow Papers" have been very much
altered and corrected since their original
publication. He is hard reader, and
with him this means profound book
student, for he rarely reads books purely
for amusement or superficial instruction.
His classical knowledge surpasses that of
any man In this vicinity, not excepting
Longfellow, and his reading of Dantean
literature has given him an acquaintance
with it that is believed BY many to. ex-
coed Mr.. Longfellow's.
Mr.. Lowell's only occupation is that of
3 lecturer. He takes breakfast about
ten o'clock, after walking over the coun-
try for an hour or 90 before it, and reads
or writes as the mood seizes him. al
though his attention to books is rather
more systematic than TO his desk. He is
fond Of flowers, and often works among
them. He likes angling, and appreciates
almost all kinds Of field sports. He Is
not rich man by any means; he is not
indeed so comfortably situated, in Pc
cuniary sense, that he can afford to work
for posterity for nothing.--Home Journal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

An ExrExDED PorULAEfTx.-Each year
hnds -BHowS's BRONCHIAL TROcaksr In new
localities In vsrioss parts Of the world. Fos
relieving Coughs Colds, and Throat Dis.
eases, the Troches have been proved reliable
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

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darkness cut 30 SEA whers eo2f the
wrecks Of vessels Lost ou fsggy nights.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

PHYSICIANS of high standing unhesitatine.
" give their Endorsement to the use Of the
Graefenberg- MarshalPs Cstholicon for ali fe.
male complaints. The weak and debilitated
nnu wonderful relief from constant use OF
$1.50 per bottle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03
The Luck That Fell to an Excel
Onel Of New York Volunteers.

Colonel Wardrop, during the rebellion
commander Of the Ninety-ninth regi-
ment of New York, previously known a.
the Union Coast Guard, and valued
officer Of the Seventh Army Corps, has
recently, the Pittsburg Commercial re-
D rts, fallen heir to fortune vi $1,000,-
600. At the close Of the first term of
service all the command Of the Ninety
ninth re-enlisted, and Colonel Wardrop
was in charge of the regiment during the
greater part of the time It was in COM
mission. At the close Of the war be
went into business, met with many re-
verses, and several years ago settled down
to q small clerkship in the Office of n
Boston firm. About four months ago q
| friend Of his noticed an advertisement 10
newspaper requesting the descendants
of one ID. w. Wardrup, Of 0iasgos,
Scotland, % communicate with frn Of
Scotch solicitors. The sdvortisefheni
wss ine7osed In q letter % the Colooel.
| advising him 90 answer Il, bus a. the
zans n the adssrsissment wss mis-
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bFeaks
A lordlisr light than sunshines glow,
A sweeter life than mortals know.
bow me 10 his fond command,
Take LIES great glory from his hand;
Crowned In one moments sweet surprise,
WhsnI and-sonebody--changed eyss."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

ATTENTION is called 10 the Offer made by
the National Silver Plating Co, 7O4 Chestnut
81. Philadelphia, In our columns. Their ell.
ver-warc Ii beautiful and fully up TO standard
ana their generous offer 10 available to all the
readers OF this paper for ninety days after
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

Mr.: e. SAcKMANN, of 27S Pearl street. N
T., offers great bargain la Photographic
apparatus, 1t being so simple that anybody
can operate with 1t successfully. Send stamp
for circular.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

CURED FOR Four BITs--"After spending
hundreds OF dollars for doctors fees, wao
cured at last Of rheumatism by investing four
bits In a flask Of Trapper's Indian OiLn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03
A FOggy Night.


-
A FOggy Night.
A broad, blue river, ripping and spark
ling on its way to sea. Widening, too
a. Il flows on, first between high-wooded
(, banks, then by low-lying farms, and then
Just before ii reaches the narrow inlet
spreading oyt into almost lake. Here
the stream is broken into many channels
by sedgy islands half-covered at high wa.
ter Fiocks of snipe and red-winged
blackbirds fly to and fro, or settle down
among the sedge, the red epaulettes
CHANGING gaily In the dark green OF
against the clear blue sky. Among the
islands the water rushes deep and swift
at ebb- tide hurrying down to meet the
breakers; the ''white sea-horses" thai
gallop in over the bar, tossing their flow.
Ing names, and at food-tide going back
with almost equal force to where the wide
stream flows more gently over sandy
shadows and into deep coves and bends
ON the low shore.
On each side of the river are fatmead-
ow lands, covered with rich swamp
grasses in every shade of purple, green
and brown. Here and there the ground
Is broken bv clear pools. where water
lilies 1ioat. guarded on all sides by red
cardinal fioWcrs. blue and white marsh
rentian. and behind them helmet flowers
and tall milk weeds wave. irving to shake
themseives freq from the close embrace
Of the mink convolvulua and velIow
thread-iike bind-weed. ~ &
on ono aide the meadows are bounded
bv CHM "a az holIv. ninaa and cedars and
tangled thickets Of smilax: on tie otheI
stretch low. white SAND. cliffs covered
with pale sea- grass, and slopipg dawn
70 the oiue, sunny plain OF waters. that
.o-uay ~ ootooo WIN white sails OF nsn,
us susoAs "nlon inns hlotning crosseo
'ns I9. y.
All sclear, PeaceIul, Drignt---intenseiy
Dfignl unael .ne Angus, sun.
a. n ng y ~ 70 less oeauuiui tnan py
oay. Nlne .uI moon rises over sne olacf
nos 1o i.nu WIN l's Pur'
l e's sue iis1. "s nppnng snee'
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and neuralgia.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-02-14

The Colusa Gal Sun Of Jan. 20,
tells the following story: Last Sat.
urday Master John Williams. aged
Is, was out hunting near home, on
Elk creek, when be ran across a pan
Their and gave him the benefit of The
contents Of his rife The panther
made Of. and the Young man loaded
up again and gave him 9 chase. get
ting in another shot on him. This
time. however, the panther got out
Of his sight, bot ne could see from the
blood that be had been biz. He
went home and dreamed al night,
u course. Of Sighting panthers with a
g.izzly or twO thrown il 70 make il
interesting. Next morning, bright
aud early. he gathered his gun, de-
termined on finding ths, panther.
He got On the blood, which be traced
into a hollow log. He fred into the
log, and then got an ak and cut the
panther oat, 6ndiog Dim still alive,
but De finished him up and dragged
bis trophy in triamph home. An H.
spectien showed that both balls Of
the previous evening mad gone
through the psnther's lungs He vas
al immense fellow, measuring seven
fee. frsm zip - up"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-02-14
A Dead Mans order

The New Orleans Republican tells
this wicked story: 4 sugar maker.
who might as well De called Onesi-
mus Smith as anything else. died re-
Gently in one of our country parishes
He was not long Ill, aud the day be-
fore be died be ordered a bill Of goods
through his commission merchant 10
New Orleans. The news Of the mans
death Hew on the wings Of wire. bu,
the requisiIion for supplies came al1ug
in a slow steamboat way, and arrived
two or three days afierward. \
portion Of the order va. sent % the
wholesale drug house tor an article
used largely 10 sugar making. l.
was a well managed drug house. and
it, order clerk below was in fhe babit
Of communicating through speaking
tube with the bOOkpeeper before fii-
ing al order. the object Of this shoot
Ing whispers back and fJrth through
the Tin communicated being 70 ascer-
tain II the person ordering goods Il
entitled 70 credit. In toe case We re-
fer 10 the clerk shouted up, "How's
accounts Of Unesimus smith ?" And
the Information was slid down. "Ac-
counts o. K, bu; we've adyices
Smiths dead" "That's sll righr,
said the man below, hes sent for
ten barrels OF sgiDhu-