The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1873, Page 2

2 DRY GooDs. Ass AO A’ KIDZEY's, GREAT BARGAINS FROM LAST WEEK'S AUCTION SALES, IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, RIBBON THOUSANDS OF YARDS AT 3c. GRO GRAIN RLABONS, 10¢. WATERED RIBBON 2 ROMAN RIBBUNd, 256., 296, CORD EDGE RIBBON BASH RIBBONS, 25c., Sle., 3¥c ROMAN SASH KIBBONS, 69. WATERED SASII_ RIBBONS, & RICH SASHES IN ALL THE N FLOWER DEPARTMENT. THE LARGEST VARIETY OF FINE FRENCH FLOWERS To BE FOUND IN THE CITY, MONTURES, GARLANDS, VINES, WREAT! USTERS, LILY OF THE VALLEY, ROSES, VIOLETS, DAISIES, PANSTES, WILD FLOWERS, FORMING A COLLECTION OF FINE FLOWERS AND PARISIAN NOVELTIES NOT 10 BE FOUND ELSEWHERE, STRAW ALL THE NEW STYLES AND STAR! IN STRAW, CHIP, NEAPOLITAN, 1 SWiss AND FIKENCH BRALDS IN, i Ts AND ROUND HATS, AMONG WHICH MAY HORN, WITH OTHERS, THE FOLLOW- ING — RIVAL, NTINA,|CECILIA, — |VESTA, PARK, By ATK, RUBEN MAUD, AGNES, BIANCA. VENIC LIDA, BIJO, SUNBEAM, TREVIOT, WAVE, DELIGHT, |CORRTENE, [LUCE ROSALIND LYNETY VANDYCK,” |GAVILE MARIN WITH ALL THE NEW GLIsH AND ¥RENCH GOODS, TIF AND S¢ 1,200 DOZEN TIES, WORTH $: HAVES IN ARF DEPARTMENT. CIAL NOTICE, WIDE RICH SILK 1 RICH BROCADE UI WIDE AIN WIN. HALF SILK HAND WIDE RICH SHADED SIL BREN Fi RAPE DECHIS D WITHC ICH IMPORTED RPS. T OF GOODS HAVE SN SOLD FROM Sie. TO THEY WILL BE ON A SEPARATE RAND CLOSED OUT, HOICE OUT OF THE ENTIRE LOT FOR 25e. PARASOL DEPARTMENT, EW STYLES OF PARASOLS. W SHADES OF PARASOLS. ALL THE NEW STYLES OF HANDLES, MISSES! SILK PARASOLS, 69¢. UP. LADIES! RUFFLED PARASOL, $1. SILK SUN UMBRELLAS, 9c. UI. TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, SCLK FRINGES IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, RICH BLACK SILK FRINGES, RICH PASMENTRIE TRIMMINGS, BEAD FRINGES AND TRIMMINGS, SILK TRIMMINGS, 25c, PIECE UP, SILK FRINGEs, 66. YARD UP. SILK AND VELVET DEPARTMENT. LINING SILKS, 2fc. YARD. BONNET SILKS, 62c. YARD UP. RICH WATERED SiLKS ARD. AUCTION LOTS OF SIL! 5 FS, FRINGED; SCARFS, it’ FRINGE; ABOVE LOT COUNT ‘ LACE Sula ) PARASOL ©OVERS, CAPES. EFS, VEILS, BARBES, COLLARS, 'L AND IMITATION THREAD, GUIPURE, MALTE VALENCIENNES AND FRED OPENING OVER 12,000 YARDS KEAL GUIPURE LACE: WAY RELOW GOLD ¢ AS LOW AS 150, YARD: 2 INCHES WID A, RY LOW. IAL NOTICE, i9c.; WIDER WL ON, ‘AT KINZEY'S, ¥RENCH GUIPURES, ALL SILK, 8c. YARD U VALENCIENNES LAC! 10 Ae, Be, Be, UR, DUCHE: LACES, Le... 20 Be Y. Db. MALTESE AND CLUNY LAUES, ‘Sc. TARD UP, WHITE FINE SHETLAND VAILS AT 25e SILK PUSRER LACE BARB! No., 69e., 75¢.,, U CROCHET EDGINGS, le. YARD. LINEN SAXONY EDGINGS, | 4e. YARD, ALL THE NEW VELL LA’ ND TISSUES, EMBROID. FINE HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES, We., 1Z4e., 15e., 18¢., 20¢., 22c., 25e,, 28c VERY WIDE EMBROIVERIES, 20. VINE HANDWORK, WIDE, AT’ 250, RY DEPARTMENT, , 6C., 8C., le. VARDUP, | WARD, 1.000 YARDS OF MARSEILLE PIQUE EMBROIDERED FLC YARD, TO BE SOLD AT 2 3000 YARDS FINEST EMBROID RIMMED WITH REAL LACEs THEM COST We. YARD TO. z 1 LLES MATTS, FRINGE .OTS OF LACE AND LINEN COLLARS | LOSING OUT AT ABOUT HALF PRICE. E KOWS AND ’ NES NEEDL ALL L ALL LI iENT SPECIAL NOTICE. APPLIQUE LACE WE AR}, SELLIN AT We E \ HEMSTITOH AND WORK CORNERS AT 25¢. 5 EXTRA FIN CH GOODS: & BOTH GENTS AND LADIES’ FROM 500. up, WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. | | ! i} URED SWISS MUSLINS, Ic. yard. JOTTED AND STRIVED D6 ib NALNSOOK. EMBROLL K INDIA JACO. RA SATIN 5 RA FINE VICTOR g YARDS WI WHI Ne, 5 INE PRINTED LINENS, LOSING OUT ODD LOTS LA OTMITY ORDED, | AND FRONT TRIMMED, $1 45, | RED AND TUCKED BACK ‘AND FRONT, | | ' JF FLED, TU ED AND RUF *LED DRAW EMBROIDERED, TUCKED AND RUFFLED Dy $1 57, AT KI XTRA FINE TUCKED SKIRTS, 74c., 85c., NELY RUFFLED AND TUCKED SKITS, $1, LUSTER TUCKS AND RUFFLED SKIRTS, $1 25, BIAS, PLATTED AND TUCKED SKIRTS, $1 9 EXTRA PINE AND EMBROIDERED SKIRTS, $2 25 TO $7, AT KIN: ORESSING SACQUES AND NIGHT ROBE: MISSES’, BOYS AND LADIES" APRON RUBBER APRONS, BIBS, BUSTLE D PADS. Su HALF HOSE, | + Y HOSE FOR LAV! | UNDRESSED KIDS, TWO 5 MISSES KID GLOVES, ALL COLOMS, & {a0 PAIRS LUVIN'S KIB GLOVES, tN OPERAS, MOLES AND BLACKS, siITOHED AND PLAIN, AT Ode, PAIR, BEAT WHITBY JET BARE BUELL GILY OXIDIZED TV F. , CORAL AND € TN ALL THE NEW BON NE Seq: vs, NB, BRACELETS, ASSORTMENT FANCY Worx AT KINSEY'S ‘OLLET BASKET PHOTOGRAPH PRAM UXLDIZED RUSSIA, 8W BUGNZES, OXODIZ AT KINZEY'S, GILY VELVET, Less CARVED ae We. AT KINZEY'S, THER ee RUS! ND FINE VIENNA GOUDs, Al KIN?B Ys PINE VIENNA CARVED “ SILK FANS, GILT STICKS, VIENNA SILK FANS, 196 ALL THE NEW STYLES IN PANS WUSSIA PORTEMONNAIES, Sve MAGS WITH BELTS, 7: ALL THE NEW STYLES IN BELTS PORTEMONNAIES AND CASE ac AKIN VINE PE. MER SOAPS AND PANG GOODS, WAX DOLLS FROM 260, TO $6 LARGE CARVED BACK OOM AT KINZEY “WISS CARVED GOODS DEPARTMENT, 1OWBI, HAT AND COMB RACKS, MATCH SAPE, BRACKETS, BOXES. PAPER CUTTERS, WALL POCKETS, MIRRORS VHROMOS AND FANCY Fita xh AT KINGKY'S, | \PENING ON MONDAY OVER | vO LOTS OF GOU. PROM | AT KINZ) LAST WHER’ s AUCTION SALES. SOME OF THE CHEAPEST GOODS OFFERED THIS SEAS) UOODS AT WHCLESAL! THAN JOBBERS' PRICES, WILLIAM KINZEY, 161 AND) TO) BROADWAY, CORNER OF NINTH STRERT. Al KINZEY's, Lene KINZRY 5, |e a NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1873—QUINTUPLE SHEET. VRY GOODS. GREAT SACRIFICEt ‘A GREAT SACRIFICEt A GREAT SACRIFICE! R, H, MAOY & CO, RH. MACY & CO, MARKED DOWN MARKED DOWN MARKED DOWN our entire stock of Imported Ribbon? Imported RIDDON® Ay ctow importers’ prices, This immense stock of RIBBONS full riment of Somipsivesia' ih anae ‘all the leading staple colors in all the lar widths. popu The “R. H. M."" brand of Ribbon ig not tilled wilh calves a or raw silk, rante Tei ere ALL PURE SILK, and will stand the test of cluse examination, We now offer these Ribbons ata reduction of more than twenty per cent below former prices, Take notiee. ‘The ribbon and silk importers and jobbers, bein unable to compete with the low prices at which American Kibbons are now offered, and being op- pressed by the Nh duties on toreign silks, are still holding their goods at high prices. Take notice. This is = = the first break R. H. MACY & CO. are tho first importers and retailers to offer their customers a rare opportunity in the market. to purchase a real pure silk imported Ribbon at as low prices as the American Ribbons, with mixed filling, are now offered in this market. Tn addition to the above we are now displaying. a full assortment of fine French Flowers and Feathers, ey Tair and Straw Bonnets d Round Hats all the leading styles. N. B.—Those low-priced Windsor Ties have arrived at Last, and we offer them, ay all desirable shades, a lower prices than any other house in the city, R. H. MACY & CO, Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue. ELMAN of) Union ors above Tithany & Co," and 25 Hast Fifteenth street, beg to inform the ‘public that they huve ‘opened a new store, with new and desirable DRY GOODS, s offered this week. establish our trade and customers and {air deal- s, traordinary fully determine putation ¥y good attenUon ny ‘To ladies and vents ot New York cit 7 well as those vsiting the city in search of dry good ully solicit a share of your patronage, We e: rotigh our fair dealing, well assorted stock and yrdinary low prices, to gain the reputation of being CHEAPEST ON BROADWAY, goods of the best mak: unprec os, in order to gain our wished-tor reptvat ewill oer on Monday, April 7, and during. th the rarest bargaing in the following goods Rellon, Bonnet, Cashmere and other n. he week, Silks in Ponsor brands at greatly reduced prices. Spring Silks at 75e., 950 , $1, $1 124; and upwards. ck Silks at $1, $1 10, $1 19, $1 29 to very Muest nd Mourning Dress Goods {rom 256, upwards lar attention to our exte cheap line of Black Alpacas, Mol dines, ‘and plain; Cashmere, "Bi zine, Crapes, Drap de Dames, &c., all’ of the brated brands, which we offe tre sorted and 4-4 French Percale, Cie 100 pieces 3-4 to 6-4 wide shades. Slik Challie, 624e, Wool Plaids, 24 Silk Velours, 7: Fine Moliatrs, 350. Silk and Wool Taifetas, S cases Crape de Chine Mozambiques at 18c., worth 2c, Scases Silk and Wool Toulards at G3e., worth St. Cashmeres, all woot Diagonals, plain and. striped Mo- hairs, silk Ponges, Cretonnes Granite Poplins, Marengo Suiting, de HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, Full lines of Ladies’, Misses and Boys? Gause and Gossamer Underwear, Gauze Merino Vests at Se, and upwards, Merino Vests at e., all sizes. use and Gossamer Mering Vests, 5c. and up worth Ike. ; ‘amels’ Hair Cloth, in all new value $1 nglish, French and German Plain and Fancy nsiery, in Kreat Val albrigean Hose, $3, $563 and $425 half doz. Smyth's real Balbriggan’ Hose and Halt Hose, in great ting attention to the above Balbriggans we be our customers that all Balbriggan losiery sold blishment, under the a! Ireland. in which we make a specialty Below will be the latest Parisi Suits and lonaise in Silk, Ca pli ds, Serzes, and, it tact, (nail kindsof Dress oods Braided, Embroidered and. Suits made to order in the latest fashions and at th t notice. 500 plata band Chemises, of the best Wausutta Muslin, 88e. 3 front and back yoke, $1.50. ded, with bands, $1 15. |, parted and edging, $1 65. s, tucked, putfed, editing and insertion, ried Linen Chemises, embroidered, rted Cambric Chemises, rawers, puffed and tucke: Drawers, pitfled, tuehed # Skirts trom $1 and upwards. i Whalebone Corset from 5c. to very finest, a es in this line equally as cheap, but too numer: 0 nention: LACE An extraordinary fine line 0 #1. mbroidered, $1 75, Embroideries, Laces, Lave . Lace Shawls, Guipure Ja the new ly low pr Kid Gloves, in_all colors and sizes, Club Handle Parasols and all the lates ‘erfumery and Notions, in « ‘4 A big wssortment of Rules, Plaitings and Trimmings. At WALLER & M'SORLEY'S, 45 URAND STRE 1873, near Bowery.—1873—Spring latest styles and all the nove Sacques, Talmas, Ac. Ac. le of all the fashionable materiais in the best manner and style at astonishingly low prices. Dressing rooms id every facility for fitting. Grand opening of Spring Dress G is. Five cases of Lustres and three cases of rded Poptins, in all the new shades and double widths, at 25. per yard. ‘ Pcl ata ‘en cases Berlin aids, elegant designs, very wide, of Japanese Stripes at 2le. per . per yard; 100 pte yard; over 5,00 pieces of Brilliantine, plin, Cretonne, Rabaix, Bajerno and Sateen Suitings, in all the new colors and tints, at from Sve. to 50c. per yard, and upward. Japanese Silks—Inmense stock, all ‘the latest styles, colors and designs iu Japa in prices. Mourning Goods—A full st K at popular prices, Black Alpacas, from auct Black Sitke: t bargains. did stock makes, at $1, $1 25, $150, $1 greatest bargains Silks, at $1, $1 25, $1 64 awiy—Latest siyl f black Silks, of the best and $2, and upward, the ver offered also striped and colored and upward. pring Shawls and mourning Yoths, Cassimeres, White stics, full stock o At wholesale p Shawls at lowest pri ery, D ae We, per yard. ‘arpet, $1.28 per yard, TIGHT MONEY MARKET and hack ward Spr arent depre With rewly secured t s Que jot of Japanese Bt rinerly 2 New cloths foriverly Sie. Extra quality su 2 rh Malate yards best Pri oFmerly. 6 vemerly L2hje: Shawls, hin uslins, Fi Also bargains in Ottoman Marseliles guid at b Datmasks, Tow. dingbats, Tieks WILLIAM LAMBERT & ©0,'3, Mb Groenwlel Heme Sneine red trade | nese Silks ut a great reduction | housckeeping | pry Goops, T JAMES M'UREERY & Broadway and Eleventh street, Fancy } @ very great varicty and Silks, choice assortment. Fancy Stripes in all the new colors, 1 70 per yard. Black and White, Blue and Black, and other colors, 8734 cents. jee received, $)' pivee MoOREERY & CO, Black Silks, J finish, $2 25, Rad REERY & ©0.'S, Broadway and Elevet will offer on MONDAY, April7, in their ladies’ and children's furnishing department, mere of the JAMES amily Silk, $2—the best value ever offered, Continued sale of the sublime satin Jadies’ black and colored silk Suits, made in the latest styles, and ‘at popular prices, A large stock of Berlin Suita, just opened. Ladies’ nen and Batiste Suits, Pique and white lawn Suits, handsomely made with insertion and bi raided. Children’s braided pique Dresses, from $15) Ladie: stock, read: for immediate use. Ladies’ Cashinere from $2 up. ‘ Chitaren’s braided tien Dresses, up. Trousseaux and ihunts? Wardrobes always in wanes, Talinas and Dolmans. Tm our dressmaking depariment we are prepared to make Waiking Suityand Dresses in the latest styles and short notice. lies are respectfully T JAMES M'CREERY & Of Broadway and E) enth, street which will be constantly supplied with and cannot be surpassed (AT JAMES MCREERY & 0.'S, Broadway and Eleventh atreet, Liama Lace shawls aud Sacque: this city. es are invited to examine before ux we have marked them at ex! Broadway and Eleventh street, have just re Cartwright & Warner's, celebrated Merino Undergarments, for Sprin mer wear, Hose. at very low prices. A very large stock of English Silk Umbrellas, Gentlemen’s Fine Dress Shirts to order w Wear. original souvin Kid Glove. A large stock just received, in all the Shades, trom one to six button: } EAL INDIA CAMEL’S HAIR SHAWLS, JAMES MCREERY & CO.,, Broadway and Eleventh street. On MONDAY, April 7, ; of Real Tndia Camel's Hair Shawls aud Scarty ata great reduction In prices. A’ JAMES M'CREERY & CO.'S, Broadway and Eleventh street, will open on MONDAY, April 7, their stock of Imported W comprising Nainsooks, Jai » Goods, onets, Twills, Tarlatans, corded, figured. a Piques, dotted and figure’ Swiss, dc, stock of Linen Cambrie Handkerchiefs. Hemstitched, $1.75, Plain Linen, $1 85, $1. 50, $1 75, ored Borders. large stock of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, in all the leading styles and colors. A. ©. W. FRENCH will open on MONDAY new Spring Styles of White and Colored Shirts, made to order. First class work and fit. Call and see samples: at $36, $42 and $48 per dozen. Fine English Umbrellas. tor ladies and gentlemen. Ladies’ French J Chatelain YID GNV AYAISON A complete new stock of 3 per steamship Cab Importer of Men's Furnishing Goods and Jewelry, 569 Broadway, Prince strect corner, A THE @ Grand st Clear out every ia week longer and 8, O0e., and Carpets at 20¢, and Ingri all widths a 35c, on the dollar to gi great bargain headquarters, 480 Grand street. ROUSS, URED, ANOTHER BARGAIN § 4 ‘, Grenadines, two yards wide, warranted pure silk and wool, $12, $l, 8 $2, $225, $2 ‘The above prices are JAC) corner of Broadway and Wa AT MM ) AD betw y-sixth and, Twenty: Stamping Embroidery Establishment Pique Dresses, stamped and already mad $5 handsom gerie and Ladies! Un Monograms embroid made equal to ne A GRAND, DISPLAY. if J EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS | IN BLACK SILK | 4378, SPRING “IMPOR CHARLES HE RD rR! WL GRAND Will offer to-morrow, April 7, 16 rior auality Black SILKS tation. and much below r Rich Black Gros de Rhine Extra rich Gros de Rhine. Rich Black Drap de Lyon Rich Black Drap de Fra Rieh Black Gros Still richer Gros Grain.. Extra super Gros Grain Satin finish Gros Grain. hes Also a large addition to their line | Check and Striped SILKS, from. 65 tomers and strangers are invited to CHARLES HEARD & CC BPRavecey Bros, 12 and 314 Bowery, one door below Bicecke As per our circular we shall com the great sale of Dry Goods purchased at the recent peremptory auction the regular quarterly sale of goods by the t government. The price of these goo merely nominal in comparison with t To all cages they are Warrauted perierk, Our assortment of cular pric + onses000,, $1, 1, SL 40, UD. street Dress Goods includes Serges and Popling, at 250. to We. PBritish and Vronch Dress Materials, ¥ | the new colors. Silk Striped Poplins 18. (Raye cloth shades) cost Japanese Siky 3340 and the best quality All siik charm Japanese 500, 1 40e,, | and unqualities guarantee any Japanese Sifk to be found in New York @ Pure Mohair Poplins 4c. to de, Milkarto Silks at which positively cost $113 gold yresent time in this city for $l Bit, to $1 50. ave $0 | In our | Mourning Department | will be found } reat bargaias in | i and «tp to the floest grade imported at proportionately low prices, In our k Department will be found i binck Gince and gros grain Si! kx | Winch Lyons Casimeres, $150 ti aud up to the finest equally low prices. » olfer Spring Suits and jnuch better style: in inedium priced goods Shawls, Cloths, ae. We especially solicit thé ur great variety Linens, Whit « and Domestic Depa: actual comparison wil demonstrate th vol¥are nol selling at such an inme ality ods int ou ertheless offered wt lower Fi purchased eis where Cambrics, Cheeks and Stripes, Swiss and Ofgandy Musling, India n’'s Furnishing Goo | Maltese Lace Collars, I2ke, Embroi | Collars, le; Handkerehiets White Good ble. Damasks, Towels, Napkins and all makes Keeping Goods at pri ‘Tho styles and fitling unsurpassed. ited to call and examine. would call partonia attention to their Millinery and Straw Goods Peparimens, e latest styles, ce Shawls and Sacques urchasing else- ‘aordinary low ved a full assortment of ng and Sum- Agreat variety of ladies’ and children’s fancy Cotton 0 Also a very large stock of English, French aad Gérman Hose and Half Hose, Reduced trom $8, $9 and $10, to $5 each. nd in stock, Also tull lines of the latest novelties In gentlemen's Neck Sole Agents in the United States for the celebrated new Spring we will offer the whole of our stock Satin, embroidered Also a splendid $2.50, $3 per dozen, up. $2 per dozen, Gentlemen's Hemined and Heinstitched, Plain and Col- Initial Handkerchiets in all styles. Also a x i id 5 al x 4 a 5 =] = ©, W. FRENCH, fine French HEADQUARTERS, 435 or to one iflee; the worst | damaged portion of the stock is all gone, and we are now showing $30,000 worth ot Dress Goods in almost pertect on at about Ie. on the dollar; 1,000 pieces: silk Grenadines at 200 ple fa y Grenadines + plaad Me tin Plaids, 124¢c. ; 3,000 pieces wide Fre} Jes at 1) bchesp at ces plain and corded Alpaca Popling in all the 100 pieces Raven brand black Al- pacns, hawls, We. to $125: vara wide Lonsdale and Butlon Bleached and Atlantic Sheet ngs, 12%e,; La- | dies’ and Gents’ Hose, Se. 11 Kid Gloves, 2c.; real deries, Se.: is, Linen Ta- House- “es that will surprise vou: Cottage Onleloths In We positively guarantee Worth of Goods for about $10 75, at the LL & CO. Grenadines, 4. SIXTH AVENUR, 441, ets, idren’s French Line Initials and er; Laces cleaned and A873. tr, ‘ditional pieces supe {New goods, of recent impor= 1 10, Friends, cus- iLand examine OL Grand street. on Monday sales and at ‘nited States will be found ir actual value, to STie., in all le, gold, This quality cost $65 gold, and we will give a positive that itis equal’ in quality to tany price. Ming at the ack Alpacas ate, and up Double width Poplin Alpacas, French Cashmneres, We. 10 6 Superb all wool Cashieres, 750. to $1, $1 to $1 25, 0 $1 T5., Cian are usually found attention ‘of housekeepers to rtments, at although ense loss as recent purchase, they sthan they can be BRADBURY BROS, 312 and 3t Selling off erifiee, previons Ww removal 6A) Sixth avenue, : wetweon Thirty-seventh Thicty-eighth streots. ata 4 Bawe nonrs, Dry Goovs. A D. 1873. SPRING, H. O'NEILG & will open on MUNDAY, Staren 3, ‘4 full ine of now Spring Millinery Goods. Latest noveltios in Preach and English Chip and Milan Round Hats and Bonnets, 200 cases Milan Round Hats, from 65e, to $3 60. W cases Milan Bonnets, from $1 to All of the latest and most desirable shapes. Ribbons. bs7s Block and Fancy Plaid Nash Ribbon 100 cartons Gros Grain’ Sash Ribbons, $1a yard, war- ranted all silk, pr cations S-inch Watered Sash Ripbona, $1 35; worth ‘50 cartons of 7-Inch Black Plaid, 65c. yar: 2 cereus: T-inch Plain Sash Ribbons, %e, all silk. ‘All the new Spring Shades in Bonnet Ribbons. French Flowers. warranted Roses, Rose Vines, Moutt i joutier: * Gartands. 40 cases new Flowers, all of the latest Parisian Noveities. Laces. Black Throad, Gulp are v stonotomnes, jenctennes, Spanish Laces. Veils, Dotted Neta, Malines, Tiluaions, Embroideries, Made-up Lace Goods Children’s Lace Cay fn all the newest styles Ladies’ Tie: in endless variety. 1,600 dozen 43-inch Windsor Tics, 46c. Crape de Chine Ties, Fancy Ties, Ladies, go to O'NEILL'S for Millinery Goods. All goods marked In pinin dures N. B.—Reductlon to the trade, H. O'NEILL & CO., 827 and 829 Sixth avenue and Twentioth street. A nin (OUROURS, ea FOURTH AVENUE Stamping, Lingerie, Embroidery establishment jadies' and baby's Trosseaux ; specialty of Initials, Moo- ograms for handkerchiefs, table and bed cloths; the largest stock of French imporied Embroidered Goods, Marseilles Cloth and Dresses, dc, Wholesale entrance, 69 East Tweltth str (arene i, AT SHEPPARD KNAPP’3 Great Carpet Depi 183 and 185 Sixth avenue, one door below Thirteenth street. Spring Opening. Extension completed. Opening with seven spacious salesrooms, and the largest stock in the city. French Moquettes at $2 75. English Velvets at $2 25, Five-trame Body Brussels at $1 65. English Tapestries at $1. Ingrain und three-ply at equally low prices. Oilcloths trom one to eight yards in width. . Upholstery, Goods of every description, at prices beyond competition. Slightly damaged by water. Damasks, Reps, Terries, Lace and Nottingham Curtains, Shades, Piano and Table Covers, Cords, Tassels, Fringes, ac., ke, All are invited to call to See the latest’ styles and pat. terns betore purchasing elsewhere. SHEPPARD KNAPP, 183 and 185Sixth avente, one door below Thirteenth street. GOODS. uve ed ] ke S ' Spring Stock just received, consisting of all the New Designs and Colorings in Plain and Fancy Dress Goods ‘AlS0, the most complete assortment of Mourning Dress Goods, Including Cashmeres, Drap d’Tndes, Sedan Cloths, Armures, Bonibazines, Wlarritz, ily, Drap Alma, Princetta Cloths, Crapes, Drap de Dames, Alpacas, P i Cretons and Mohairs. W. K PEYTON. 272 and 274 Bowery, near Houston street. celebrated makes of Gros Grains, Drap di ¢ Pacis and Gros de Lyons. not finish and durabilty in these makers’ goods are unrivalled, 50 to $2.25 per yard. t's Gros Grain trom $1 625 to $2 50 per yard. ain trom $2 0 to $3. 50 per yar 3 Grain trom $2 to $275 per yard. son's Gros Grain irom $2 0 to $4 per yard. K. PEYTON, 272 and 274 Bowery. Bollon’s Gros Grain from SUITS. A full Stock of the Fashionable -Styles atvery attractive prices. 190 a large assortment of Ladies’ Undergarments, Corsets, Hosiery. Gloves. Misses’ Suits, wil sizes, wnd and made to order, pur hours’ notice, Mourning Suits, at twenty Mourning Store, corner Broaaway and Waverley place. The largest and most carefully selected stock of Black Goods ever offered. All the newest fabrics imported. Prices guaranteed. N. B.—One case bisek Silks, $1 0 and $2, warranted the best value in the trade, Handsome Alpacas, 4c. and Sie. per yard. DRESDEN, GEEMANY 10 FAMILIES WHO, DUR- ing their travels in Germany, pass through the city of Dresden, we recommend out ‘magnificent stock of black and gray fast colored Dress Goods in silks, Wool- Tens " pork and S100 Our sivence and tasteful stock of ready-made Dresses at low prices, y HEYDER & PAUL LOWE, Dresden, Seetrasse, Kaufhaus. . f . opposite Astor piace. Infants’ Cloaks, Coats and Capes, Dresses, Sacques, &c. Intanta’ Wardrobes, irom $65 up. Ladies’ Outfits, Bridal Sets, &c. Monograms and Lnitiwls embroidered to order. ‘Laces cleaned and mended equal to new. Stamping amd Stamped Goods. AIR I 'T H L, SHAW, 352 Bowery, between Fourth and Great Jones streets, over dry goods store. The largest stock of Human Hair Goods : in the city. Import and manufacture their own goods, and retail them at wholesale prices, Price List. | Short Hair Switches. $2 and upward; finest quality Hair Switches, solid, not dyed, 18 inches long, 4 ounces weight. ‘ Do., 2 inches long, 4 ounces we Do.) 26 inehes long, 4 ounces weigiit. Do,; 82 inches long, 4 ounces weight... Long single Curls, natarally curly— Linch, $2; ' inch, $2 00; Frisettes, 25c. per yard. Thread Switches, We.each. SHAW'S patent Hair Switched can be combed and brushed, $Leueh, Patent issued October 29, 1869; re-issued Sune 24/1870. Gan be seen wt Use Bowery. NOTIOK,—Any unpgincipled person Infringing on this patent, of counterielting these goods, will be dealt with according t law. # Mp ratich Store, 96% Sixth avenue, between Tweaty-second and Twenty-third streets, Ladies’ own Halr made over in latest styles. Combings made wp at We. per oune Goods sent C. O.D, by express, charges prepaid, on re- ceiptot color and money in registered letters or Post office order. pe SUAWLS AND LACE GOODS, 26-inch, $4. We are making adilitions daily to our elegant Stock of Fine Lace Goods, Einbroideries n Camel's Hair Shawis, which, or elegant designs, intrinste value and lownessof price, are anequatied. A. CONNOR & €0., 1,151 Broad way, wenty-seventh greets. VER, MAISON VIOLET PER- icles al. OUVIN & 0, KIDG @ An assortrnentot the genuine wa Ut GRODEF & CC'S, late E, Brue, 82 Bast Twe wost of Hroadw Harris’ sea Kid Gloves, for tadics geatiomen, misses and children, other make, Broadway, Inewanth streate, Superior in quality to those of any between Righternte and S DRY GOODS, ot narntponnennn ee MN SS MPORTED PATTERNS OF ALL THE LATEST 4 - ell a are te se ee pany VA, DUV Ait new show ted tot perfectly. penile nds K2 GLOVES. Just opened, abow lot, superior quality, one-button at S6c. pair, two-bulton at 75c. pair, |: HARRIS BROTHERS, road w between Righteenth and Nineteenth streets. A COMPAGNIE LYONNAISE, MALE ARTISTS IN crosmnatiog, 151 East Thirticth street, between Lex- in d Third avenues, many years principal cutters and designers fer the first Pari paaghe ines, have com- menced business in New York. For elegance in designs, pertect fitting, superior workmanship, we shall excel. dies fitted by ourselves or # la Our reception rooms attended by a lady celebrated tor good taste. 20 men crease ker wanted immediately to work on rich i MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, Vi EDWARDS & CO. RS. . M Parisian Modes and Millinery, 329 Sixth enue, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, New: - ly inform their former customers and the 4 y f) make wu lew” illinery “” romptly executed. Ladies’ own mareriais made up. First class it out to famir lies Work dose nein the. Heated manner and at shortest eases faction. Ladios will find 1edoclindt ye thats aieaaage: to pat. ronize us, for style and finish we are the cheapest Bouse iu the exty. 1B. A. GRADOT, 40 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, ar, oud tne Tals ae amaze, cantes mu take place on and the following day aw it rs assortment ot ue, Organdie, Ni inils of Ladies’ Light Goods aud and Linen Suits and all Underclothing. Children’s Wear of every description. M™. RALLANGS, IMPORTER, 1,115 BROAD WAY.— Opening, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 8 aad ‘@. Carriage, Dinner and Walking Costume: the latest nov- elties trom Worth and other first class Parisian aitiste; Bonnets trom Mantell, Therese, Virot, &c. good: M OY I8 NOT NOW ONE OF OUR AUTHORIZED agents. Any patterns he may be offering as ours at reduced rates are of dast year's styles, Usually patterns out of date ure sold for Waste paper, Mme. DEMOREST. ME. DEMORKST's GRAND EXPOSIT! M NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STyLRS. ae 9 838 BROADWAY, AND AT ALL THE AGENCIES. M"= DEMOREST’S GRAND OPENING OF RARE AND BEAUTIFUL NOVELTIES IN DRESS. 833 BROADWAY AND ALL THE CITY BRANCHES, M™® ANTOINETTE BERNUEIM, 19 Brevoort place, East Tenth street, ‘has just returned from Paris with an elegant assortment of ‘Walking Si cashmere Mantles, jiM€rent descriptions. Linen Suits, Batist Polonaises, Lingeries, Bonuets, Round Hats, Fancy Articles, Lac Flowers, Jet Ornaments, untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, &c., which are offered at moderate prices. EW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, STATEN ISLAND. ESTABLISHED IN 1819, 98 Duane street, near suahatresk, ’ 752 Broadway, neat Bighth stree {Now York. 610 Sixth avenue, hear Thirty-sixth st, 165 and 163 Pierrepont st., near Fulton, Brooklyn. Dye, Cleanse and Kednish ladies’ and sentlemen’s Gar- ments and Piece Goods n'a superior manner. JOVELTIES LN PIQUE DRESS TRIMMING, Embroidered Flounces, Rutting and Insertions, Seoteh Work, very handsome and durable. Children’s Pique Suits ‘and Aprons, embroidered and braided. The whole offered at half the cost of home manuiacture. Spring styles of the Lady of Lorne Pauiers and the celebrated Colby Pauier Skirts. J. 8. COLBY, Importei 82 East Fourteenth street, west of Union square. COLE, 866 BROADWAY. . At a great sacrifice, large stock of staple Dry Goods, ‘Must be sold before May. EMOVAL, REMOVAL, D, SOLINGER & CO, 23 Bleecker, corner Carmine. 15th of April our new store, 323 Bleecker street, cornor of Christopher. We will occupy the In order to clear out our old stock We offer great inducements in Ladies’ Ready Made Undergarments at the following low prices:— Chemises, with French yoke, tucked front, back, with lace edging, buc., Gic., 69¢. and 75c. Chemises, With Yoke and corded band, puffed and rumled, 85c., 95c. and $1. Chemuses, in fine muslin and handsome pean Ni $1 10, $1 25, $1 5 and up. Ladies’ Drawers and Night Dresses, Plain and fine Dressing Sacques. Corset Covers at extraordinary low prices. Walking Skirts, for 75e., 8c, and 9c. Extra fine, trom $1 up, Corsets at inost astontshing prices. Ladies will be astonished to see our hand-made Corset tor t, ‘Thompson's glove-ftting at $1 83. Mrs. Moody's celebrated Corset, $2 60 ‘The Fronch Fan Corset, 2 Ladies’ Sults, in all the shades, made in the | $8, $9. $10 and upwards. Boys’ braided Marseilles Suits, for $1 25 and $1 95, worth $3 50. A tull assortment of, Calico Wrappers at $1, $1 25, $1 90 and up. Ladies’ and children’s Aprons, in great variety. A lot of soiled Aprons for 26c., worth 5c. We also offer great indncements in ilk, Poplins, Mohair k'and colored Alpacas. d plaid Jaconets, Nai . jes and Swisses, Lace Curtains, Organi Piano and Tabie Covers, white and colored Quilts, Table Linens, Towellings and all the best brands: of Musling, Also a full stock of Kid Gloves, Hoslery, Laces and broideries. ; Sun Umbretlas and Parasols aud Notions generally. D. SOLINGER & CO., 24 Bleecker street, corner of Carmine. ET MANTEAUX. Madame PARRATN, de Paris, West Fourteenth street, (Sea Sry MME, A MICHEL, FORMERLY WITH MARIE Ga- Joupeau, 423 sixth avenue, New York, has returned from Paris by the Silesia with a most exquisite asvort- mentot Bonnets and Round Hats, Sacacally selected by herself in all the leading houses in Paris, Brown's Eng- lish Round Hat: ‘ ME. NATALIE TILMAN & CO., 12 EAST SIXTEENTH street, between Union square and Fifth avenue, have on hand alorge assortment of imported Bonnets, Round Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Bridal Wreaths, &c., &c. N, B.—Dresses and Suits made to order. LLE. F. M’KINLEY, 236 FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR Nineteenth street, Bonney, English Roun ME, NELSON, 474 SECOND AVENUE, DOES FASH- ionable dressmaking in all the latest sty les equal to Broadway stores at much less than their prices; also cleans and makes over old black silks so that they can- not be distinguished from new; waits on ladies at their LLES, A. VIOL, 65 EAST TWELFTH STREET, near Broadway, are now ready for novelties i Dressmaking: beautiful styles on hand ; also Bonnets and Hats made and to order at lowest price. I EMOVAL.—BROWN’S LONDON ROUND HATS.—E. BROWN, sisier of W. C. Brown, New Bond street, London, has now some new and elegant styles in im- ported ‘Hats, 852 Broadway, between Thirteenth and ‘ourteenth streets. TREET AND DINNER DRESSES, BRIDAL OOT- fils and Evening Costumes are made in the latest and best styles and with despatch at Mme. LIVINGSTON'S, 788 roadway, room 10. T. TAYLOR'S OLD, ORIGINAL ESTABLISH- , ment, No, 6 Clinton place, New York.—Dressmaking and Pattern Rooms. Patterns imported by us monthly from Paris and Berlin, and ladies calling can always see something new and stylish. T, TAYLOR'S OLD ORIGINAL ESTABLISHMENT, . No. 6Clinton place.—Walking Costumes, Eveni 3 Dresses and manne made up in the latest styles direc! from Paris and Berlin. Warranted to fit perfect), T. TAYLOR'S PATTERN ROOMS, 816 BROAD- ay.—Choice new styles by late French steamers. trimmed. Receptlon and Evening Toilets, Quinze” Redingote and the stylish. “Princesse A Taylor's Bye: an “Louis Robe the most popular importations. tem of Garment Cutting taught most thorough! headquarters, April journals now ready. 35 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—MME. JAU- Oo) BERT, having returned from France, has the honor to inform her former customers and the ladiesin eneral, thatshe has began again with the business of ress and Cloak making. Wanted good dressmakera. 4 EAST TWENTIETH STREET.—M. FREVLY, late of Mme. Pinchon’s. Ladies’ own material made in the latest siyle. No sign on house. at these FOUND. i EFT IN A FIFTH AVENUE OMNIBUS—ON THURS- day evening, a silk Umbrella, with ivory handle. If the fluder will bring igto 122 East Twenty-fourth street h ill be suitably rewarded. OST—A SMALL BLACK AND TAN DOG, WITH A leather collar, marked “H, W. Herrick,” or “W. 1. Horgick." “rhe sider will bo paid $10 by returning te to 25 Pi ce street, corner poster street, or ma Miss BELLA ARMSTRONG. OST—LAW PAPERS, ENDORSED EITHER FAINS & New or E. New. A liberal reward will be paid for ats retarn to ERASTUS NEW, 83 Nassau street, room LOStciA MADISON AVENUE STAGE, BETWEEN 2 and So’clock Friday aiternoon, a brown Leather Portemonnaie, containing about twenty dollars, a Dela- na and Western time table, a Watch Ke: xpress baggage receipt The finder will rded by leaving it at 8 Madison avenue. OST—FRIDAY, ON THE CORTLANDT STREET ry bees about 10:50 A. M., a Pocketbook, with owner's name Inside, containing money, gold chain and ‘articles of no use to any person but owner. The er can retain the money if the pocketbook is returned to 293 Madison strect. I OST—ABOUT 114g SATURDAY MORNING, 4 bly on Broadway, between Grace church and Twelfth ray canvas Card Case, containing about thirty:iour dollars (one $20 bill), ‘The finder will be well rewarded on leaving the same at office of Irving House, corner of Twelfth street and Broadway. ON SATURDAY MORNING, IN WASHINGTON Market, a Pocketbook, containing a sum of money and papers.’ The finder will be tiberally rewarded by leaving it at 44 Henry street, Brooklyn. PROR- street, a dark GMITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, NEAR ¥) Ewentioth street.—Now designs, NEW IMPORTED styles, Magic Costume, beautitul Toilets, Patterns, with cloth models, now ready, COME EARL pas PARISI FLOWER COMPANY beg to inform their patrons that | their new and elegant Importations of French Artificial Flowers, Leaves, Piquets, Fruits, Wreaths and Trimmings are exhibited. Also an extensive Assortment of Bridal Wreaths, Veils, Tusion and fine White Flowers. Artificial Flowers for Baskets and Vases, filled to order, a specialty. THE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANY (I, LOEWENSTEIN, Proprietor), 28 East Fourteenth street, Universi 9 wi Clery, 0 CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS J. E, DINNIN, Pattern Cutter, 797 Broadway (St. Denis’ Motel), havi had 39 years’ pracneal experienc as foreman and pattern cutter tor the wholesale and re- tail clothing trade, now offers for sale the results of that study and practice in Pat ‘ns for cutting men’s and boys’ clothing, which have been tested, approved and are now used by many of the best and largest houses in the country, and ‘he now supplies more foremen with autterns hich they are daily using, than any other pat+ ern cutter, ‘They have given so reat satisfaction that he has con- cluded to make it his business to furnish Pattorns that the best balanced, will fit the most customers, take { least cloth and can be relied upon to cut up millions worth of goods. Please call and examine. Full and practical instruction given to any wishing to become cutters or foreme 10 BE SOLD AT HALF PRIC centre real India Camel's Hair Mime. DOWNEY'S Millinery third door from Ninewentti —A FEW OPEN awls, on view at Store, 20944 Sixth avenue, reet, West side, | dow ofa carriage, a OST—THURSDAY AFTERNOON, IN | WALKING 4 from. Twenty-ninth street down Eighth avenue, through Fourteenth street, up Broadway and back through Twenty-ninth stre n old-tashioned plain gold Earring, valuable only as aremembrance. Return, for a reward. to 339 West Twenty-ninth street, OST—ON APRIL 1, IN A GRAND STREET OR Broadway and University place car. a topaz and gold Barring, Suitable reward given by leaving it at room 102 Gilsey House. Loston AD) BROADWA’ BETWEEN TWENTY. seventh and Twenty-eizhth streets, from the win- ‘old, oblong Shaw! Pin. The finder will receive a suitable reward by leaving it at 176 Madi- son avenue. OST—ON THURSDAY, IN CALVARY CEMESERY, LJ an Etruscan Gold Bracelet, A lineral reward will be given on its return to 311 East Twelith street, OST-SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ABOUT 41g 4 o'clock, Twenty-third street stage, going down, indies’ red Russian leather Pocketbook. Suitable reward will Le paid by Leaving at office Fifth Avenue Hotel. OST—A SKYE TERRIER DOG, WITH RED COLLAR 4 and locket; answers to the name of Toby. A liberal reward will be given it returned to 107 Greenwich av. s MARCH 31, AT THE WALL STREET 4 ferry, New York side, a large Bundle, containing two silk dresses and un extrawaist, A ilberal reward will be paid if returned to 45 West Eighteenth street, and no questions asked, O8T—ON OST.-ON SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1873, ON THE 4 corner of Thirteenth ‘street and avenue A eo spotted coach Dog with bull head; had on'a black leather collar. The finder will receive @ liberal reward by returning him to RUINEMARDT PFAIFF, 69 Third avenue. REWARDS. 5 REWARD.LOST, FRIDAY, IN GRAND STREET, De) between Bowery’ and Broadway, lady's Green Silk Umbrella, with same in full on handle, commencing with “H. Above reward will be pald by leaving the same at 62) Lexington avemue. REWARD—LOST, A PAIR OF GOLD EYE- glasses; name of J. T. Montgomery on them. Re- York Hotel, turn to New We are now pene red to offer a tuil line of elegantly trimmed Bonnets and Round Hats, with a superior selection of Straw Goods at unprecedently low prices, as we make SPECIALTY | for the season. We are selling them lower than any other house in the city. Union Bazaar, 43 Sixth avenue. i J. MAGNUS, “MILLINERY AND DRESSMAIING. — A —MAISON WALTON, 862 BROADWAY, ABOVE «Union square.—importer of Paris Ronnety and {n lish Round Hats from all the leading house: j also a choi selection of Bridal Wreaths, Veil 'T MME, COLLINS’ 26 WEST ELEVENTH STREET) dressmaking establishment ladies can rely on get- ting pertect Miting Dresses made, trimmed, In latest Paris- Jan stvies, Ladies invited to call. 8. R. A, HASTINGS, 16 HAST FIFTEENTH AS aire Md noun Hats from the leading holee s f Flowers. eth T MME. DELLUC ELEVE DE LA MAISON A Roger de Paris, received new patterns from Paris for dresses, Good hands wanted. 1,271 Broadway. ( NM. OLNEY, IMPORTER OF FRENCH MILLINERY, Cc. has elegant novelties in Spring and Summ Hon: houses: nets and Hats of her ownselection, trom Virot s, Revoux's, ferrier’s, Pabn'’s and other Jeading. Pari houses; English and French Straw and Chip Hats, all the latest, styles; rich French Flowers, 4c, % East Fourteenth street, near Union square. )PRssMaKING. A cause of complaint at the present the is oxtrava- 0 in ladies’ wearing apparel. What it costs now to Aress a lady of fashion would have supported an eutire tainly afew years ago, Messrs, LORD & TAYLOR, to rove that a retrenchment is possible, have so arranged heir Dressmating Department that economy In material and trimming Is particularly studied in every detail, and they are pow furnishing Dresses at a much less price than the cost of imported yarments, while for st tit, appearance and general make up they are every Way equal to the finest Parisian manutacture, I D & TAYLOR, Broadway and Twentieth street. DISSE AND. EVENING TOILETS, PROMENADE and Travelling Suits,—Novelties i Dresses for the watering places made to order on short notice: moderate prices. Material furnished i desired, Bridal Trousseaux and Mourning; French Corsets. “Madame A. DUV Aly 21 Fast Twentieth strect and 878 Broadway. Cee TABIES, DRESS CAPS, CHILDRENS NORMANDY Caps and Hair Goods at Mra. MYERS', No. 3 Union equare. ME, MYERS, 20 FOURTH AVEN WILh ‘open & new afd elegant stock of Mourning Millinery Suits, &c. ; mourning orders executed org RN ERS, 10 REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, MARCH SI, A ‘errier Dog: answers to the name of Dick; celor jark gray, aimost black and lead; tail bushy, with whice tip and a small rupture on belly. Whoever returns him to 210 Delancey street will get the above reward; The dbove reward will be paid by return- $15 ae OST, APRIL 1, A BLACK AND TAN * ing to $56 West Twenty-cighth street. LOST, ON SUNDAY MORNING, IN Broadway car or street, black onyx Bead Chain 8, set with pearls. Finder will receive above y returning to L. ROE, 62 William street. REWARD.—STOLEN FROM 7 AND 7 Centre street, on Thursday, April 3, one sorret marks :—White on face and two aeton or Gig, builtby Miner d& shaft broken on end; Har- REWARD. rewi FE 30) lorse with the followin, white ankles; also a Stevens; no side curtains a ness silver mounted. TO ANY PER- 100 REWARD WILL BE crves son returning & Box of Black Laces taken frou @ handeart in Duane street on Wednesday aiternoom, (No questions asked), to 21 Howard street, up stairs. a $200 ty, taken from premises Madison avenu rth street, and no questions:—1 Gold Lever Watch, No. 6162 REWARD.—THE ABOVE REWARD WILL be paid for the return of the following proper- and het hy 4 Case F, Cooper maker, Lon Silver Hunter's Case, marked om outside 1. P. Russell Boston; 1 Gold Hunter's Case Lady's W: L le, Haneauin et dis, manutacturers: t-do. Lady's Waten, old, with Chain, with smail scissors ig ae No. Sis! TM, . maker; 1 Lady's Gold King, with se: shaped garnet, marked A.J. Re Inside: 1 1 i's, Gold Class King, J. macnogram, marked G. E.R. inside; 1 Gold Cuttpin stp A. CAMBBELL, her Figet avenue and Fitty-tourth stteet _MOONEY'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, 162 BROAD- A Nay. We offer our services to the public in the above 3] pecialty, end refer. pt cet eed dareecier a tree! 0 oUF al a 4 Con, 140 Church sre oe OUNEY, Baperineendent. MISCELLANEOUS, ONDERFUL DISCOVERY.—INK DETECTOR! k Detector! Ink Detector !—Draw your chec Sith safety. For sale at all stationery, book, drng a Taney stores, Address INK DETECTOR, New York city. WALKERS SONS.—EXTRA AND PLAIN BOOK. Fi, winding done at shortest notice and lowest price, editions of book: ¢ in best style, 56 Dey street, EANS TO PREVENT RING FRAUDS iS ONE OF M the nine divisions of “A New Chief Power in the Works i ail on receipt of 8) cents by KDW. J. ton street. Canvassers wanted, nyste A WANTED—MIDDL AGE; A GRADU- Peoria Allopathie Coll competent to treat any chronic with good references, case, and to. perform permanent posi mitior surgical operations, can secur we and liberal salary. Address GALEN, box (6h Herald office, JA QUOTE & SS, STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND S Blank Book Manufacturers, % Fulton street. Blank Hooks made to patterns, (AOWANS & MUNT'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY OF ) Art. 374 Bowery, ish Gal. tery in ihe, Hower 2 per do