The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1873, Page 2

‘mn A, © STEWART 4 Co. MONDAY, 4 AY yn PLAIN, bal ai stor SILKS, vid. GRISAILLE TAFFETAS Si'RIPES, wlan n’s COLORED STRIPES Ee ARDY CHECKS, 81; An immense stock of new and choice styles of FANCY pes atsl pape, 50 per yard, ALL BELOW THEIR: RESENT CASH L BLACK FAILLE SILKS $1 75, $2 and $2 50 per yard, of unusually good value; the ‘richer qualities from $3 & COLORED SILKS atexceptionally low prices, DRESS: $8 GOODS in many new fabrics, tdapted to the highest tastes, and how first exhibited, vi GAZE ALUES KABYLE, for polonaise and, sacques on suites; Nid D'Abcilie, Indon Cashmeres, Cluney Deu- telle, Sheer, Ecrue Butistes, plain, spotted, &c., and (hey will also offer a lange and iFeah assortment of their LAK DRESS GOODS from 25c. per yard; special bargains. MOURNING GOODS jn every Fequisite, at popular prices An attractee Tie LAG e Mes afiix aud “woou GRENADINES, at fie Now styies of FANCY HROCHE | MERNANT and ALT SILK GRENADINES, English Bombazines and Henrerta Giothe, Auriratian Crepes, black and white Cambrice ay Lawns, 4c. sabi very best value in ALPACAS, LUSTRES and HHILLTANTENES, from 36e. per yard upwards. A large stock of | and childrea’s in overy fabrio, color, sizleand quality: 0 FILLED, SQUARE and PLAIN Fee RTM INDIA CAMELS TIAL SHAWLS Broche, long and squar Shawls fully 25 per cent below ular rates. designs and. colors in OTTOMAN BIRIPIE, SHAWLS AND SCARFS, from ft upwards, BLACK BMBBOD) Dio eee SHAWLS, from $13 pis upwards. FRENCH MILLINERY, Bonnets, Hats Caps, Feathers, Floworg, £0. They have thoroughly reassorted tueir JOB RIBBON IME IMPORTATION,’ and will continue to offer, COLORED GROS GRAIN No. 4 width atl0c, per yard, No. S width, No. 12,) No. 6 width, (150, Rote} No. 7 width, Noa 5° BASH HUSBONS, atx. Ine Jnchen: mtgey Te worth $l. and other NOVELTIES in Gi GARNI LURE SASHES. = PARASOLS: in black, white and all colors, with and witholt linings, friuged and unfringed, with shell, pearl, malacea, bam- boo amd ebony handle: plain, ¢ crooked, ¢lub or tourist. PR sd FURNISHING GOODE, | rfs, Ties, Bows, Handkerchicts, &o. TO ous 4 JOB LOT OF MEN's SUMMER HATS, 75e, each, @ special ‘attraction. LACE Goops, 500 Llama Points, $5 uj ward, 4 800 Llama Sacques $14 BLACK A. GOLOKED YAK LAC! Trimming nae a RE! DUOTION OF 3% FER CENT. Visitof inspection is requested. BROADWAY, 4TH AVENUE, 9TH AND 10TTT STREETS. rene M'CREERY & CO.'S, Broadway and Eleventh street. Our plain colored Silk department is now complete in joods from $2 25 upward. The largest and most choice ‘Anporeenent of goods ever exhibited by the trade, Prices very moderate. Trimming Sikes in all the shades of brown, ay, Purple, &c., to match the Ruud aplors: in dress sRpod ae Silks! Fancy Silks! Stripes in the new colors, $1 3744 and $} Black and White and Grisaille Stripes ‘st ne recently gold for $1 75. Black ground, colored Stripes, 87440. and black Stripes, 87 At JAMES M’OREERY & CO.'S, Broadway rahe Rl Bleventh street. A good reliable Black Silk, $2. The “sublime” Satin Finish, $2 25. Bonnet’s Cachemire, $2. Rellon, Gourd, and all the other approved makes, at prices that cannot be excelled elsewhere for cheapue At JAMES MCREERY & & 00." a Sn Broadway ana nd Eleventh street. Willo “aye mn Monday, April 14, tn their ladies’ and Pelidrenss Purnient Denartsasht, Ladies’ black and colored Silk Suits, made in the latest styles, and at popular prices. A large stock of Berlin Suits, just Spaned, adies’ Linen aa Batiste Bui Pique and white Lawn 51 a dao ely made with insertion aoe braided, Children’s braided Pique, Dresses, from $2.up. Thildren’s braided Linen Dresses, from $1 50 u Ladies’ Trousseaux intants’ Wardrobes always in ate ready for immediate use. Ladies’ Cashmere Sacques, Talmas and Dolmans. In our Dressmaking Department we are prepared to make Walking Sults and Dresses in the latest styles and at short notice. The styles and fitting unsurpassed. Ladies are respectfully invitea to call and examine. AT JAMES M'CREERY & CO. Broadway and Eleventh street. py ould call particular attention to their Straw Goods Department, hich v mil be Contant supplied with the late t be surpassed by any in the city, T SRMES mi CREERY & €O.'3, Broadway and Eleventh street, Liama Lace Shawls aud Sacques a specialty, We will open on Monday, April M4, the finest assortment of Tama Lace Shawls and Sacques ever offered tor sale in this Ladies are mvited to exainine before hasing else- where, as we have marked them at extraordinarily low prices. RE INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS JAMES McCR. Broadway and are offering a 1ull line of open centre, red and black Stella and Calentta India shaw ry best workmanship, ‘ata great reduction in T JAMES M'CREERY & CO.'S, 5 Broadway and Eleventh street. Have just received a tull stoek of Cartwright & Warner's celebrated Merino Undergarments, for Spring and Summer wear, at very low prices. Ladies’ and Children's Fancy Cotton Hose in great variety. English, French and German Cotton Hose and Halt Hose at old prices. Great bargains in English silk Umbreilas, Reduced trom $3, $9 and $10 to $5 each. Gentlemen's Dress Sliirts in stock and to order, ‘Also novelties in Neck Wear. Bole Agents in the !nited States tor the sale of the celebrated original Jouvin Kid Glove. A large stock just received, in all the new Spring and Summier shades, from one to six buttons. A. AD. i873 ONE will open on Monday, Stare hh 31, ‘a full line of new Spring Millinery sty les, “1373 pods. Latest noveities in French and English Chip and Milan Round Hats and Bonnets. 200 cases Milan Round Hats, from 65c. to $2 50. ‘50 cases Mijan Bonnets, from $1 to $3. All of the latest and most desirable shapes. Ribbons. Gros Grain Sash Ribbons, Watered Sash Ribbons, Block and Fancy Plaid Sash Ribbons. 100 cartons Gros Grain Sash Ribbons, $1 a yard, war. fanted all silk. efcttions inch Watered Sash Ribbons, $1 35; worth &) cartons of 7-inch Black Plaid, 65c. yard, 8 cartons /-inch Plain Sash Ribbous, %c.; warranted all silk. Ail the new Spring Shades in Bonnet Ribbons. French Flowers, Roses, " Rose Vines, Montiers, Garlands. 40 cases new Flowers, all of the latest Parisian Novelties. Aves. Black Thread, Guipure, Valenclennes, Spanish Laces. oils, Dotted Nets, Tlusions. 8m ” Made-up Lace Goods Children’s Lace Caps in all the newest styles. Ladies’ Tie 1,000 dozen 4% Crape de Chine Ties. Fancy Ties. Ladies, yo to O'NEILL S for ai ery Goods. nN in endless variety. inch Windsor Ties, 6c, ods marked in plain 2 ures, . Reduction to the trade, PT Lt, & CO, xth avenive ‘und Iwenteth street. _ CO. 827 and RMSTRONG & Gh Bixth avenue, betw €! “ON THE A large assortment of HAMBURG MBROIDERTE:! EDGINGS, RTINGS., BANDS, Pique and Marscilies Braids, Gimps and Trimmings, Bufies, b Luts, Tucks and i Th rty- seventh and Thirty- Wwhoxa? SIDE.” BS. Small Wares, Trimmings, Dress Linings, peer WHITE GOODS, Linens, Handkerchiefs, Laces, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, Towels, Jowelling, Table Damask. Al REMNANYS OF PINE. LINENS. A special job lot, TREE nsistiny 1 K oF THOUSAND YARDS, more or less, of FINE FRONTING AND’ BODY LINENS and Linen Lawns, IN, SHORT LENGTHS, the dollar, A SMITHS PA’ BAZAAR, ah a ntieth street, the late imported styles; ch: hanes for Spring aad Summer, cleyant tol: patterns, With cloth models, now ready; patterns tied to the form warranted perfect: magic, costume in made uo ls jure for Summer, Come early.. © NEW TORR. HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1873.— — QUADRUPLE ‘SHEET. R. H. MAOY & 00. are still continuing their unprecedented sao te muvonted RIBBONS A GREAT SAORIFICE | A GREAT SACRIFICE ( an desirable shades id at prices iwor than'ever belore made by HAey, Rouse oe tats quality of Mester zn A. MACY & CO. desire to announce to their friends and soa Pete that amexous department the EXTENSIVE Tipe ‘aro now fully aapplied ‘with desirable goods tor he Spring season, any « per to ali attention to _the fol fowing specialiies LLAMA LACE SHAWLS, SACQUES and DOLMANS, in desirable grades and patterns. CHILDRE| elegantly lined aud decorated. FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, Ostrich Tips, Sprays, Wreaths, &. NOVELS AND MAGAZINES oe sale as soon as published. SILVER PLATED WARE, Tee Pitchers, Castors, Fruit Stands, . SEASHORE AND CORDED PTQUES, Organdios and Lawns, tor Summer Suits TRAVELLING BAGS, Portemonnaies, &c., in Russta aud Pluii Leather, CHILDREN’S ROMAN BASHES, “in lovely Spring shades, FINE TABLE SAUCES, Imported Pickles, Jams, Jellies and Crackers, VELOCIPEDES, Go-Carts, Tops, Marbles, oops, Toys and Dolla, PARASOL in all styles; also Sun and Rain Uibretias. OUR NEW KID GLOVE, in desirable colors, to match. TIILDREN'S NORMANDY CAPS at lower prices shan any other house. OXYDIZED ORNAMENTS, Buckles, Veil Pins, Clasps and Buttons. MARIE ANTOINETLES AND FICHUS, Vests and Jabots, of lace and crepe. le FRINGED VEIL: imdrab, crepe ait grenadine AND VEILINGS, SINGING CA’ Bird Cages, Bird Seed and Gra Paper. STRAW BONNETS AND HATS, Also, Chip, Hair, Palmetto and Linen Braid, FINE TOILET. SOAPS, Perfumery, Sponges, Cosmetics, Bath Gioves, &c, LAD! NECRTIES, The finest assortment we haye ever displayed, at prices that cannot tail to suit. SODA WaT with cream, and the best syrups. RH. MACY & €O,, Fourteenth sireet and Sixth’ avenue, » WALLER & 3, 245 GRAND STREET hear Bowery.—1873—Spring—1873.—Grand opening. The latest styles and all the novelues in ladies’ Suits, Dresses, i . Sacques, Talmas, &c., 4c, made of all the fashionable materiais !n the best manner and style at astonishingly low prices. Dressing rooins and every facility for fitting. c Goods. .d Poplins, in all the new ‘and opening of Spring Di Five cases of Lustres and three cases o! shades and double widths, Eleven cases Berlin Pla: t 25e. per yard. elegant designs, very wide, jc. per yard; 100 pleces o apanese Stripes at 2le. per yard; over 5,000 pieces of Brilliantine, Poplin, Cretonne, Rubaix, Balerno and Satcen Suitings, In all the new colors and tints, at from Sve, to 50c. per yard, and upward. Japanese Silks—Immense stock, all the latest styles, colors and designs in Japanese Silks at a great reduction in prices Journing Goods—A full stock at popular prices. Black Alpacas, from auction, at great bargains. Black Silks—Splendid stock of black Silks, of the best makes, at $1, $1 25, $1 5, $1 75 and $2, and upward, the greatest bargains ever offered; also striped and colored Silks, at $1, $1 25, $1 50 and apward Shawis—Latest style «in Spring Shawls and monrning Shawls at lowest prices Cloths, Cassimeres White » Dom stock of housekeeping e prices. lain figures. ORLEY, _%45 Grand street, n ar B C. W. FRENCH will open on MONDAY new Spring Styles 8I White Shirts, made to order. First class work and fit Call and see samples at $36, $42 and $48 per dozen. P7 Z| Jewelry, Belts, &e. v A complete new stock of Men's Furnishing Goods per steamship Cuba. ©, W. FREN' Importer of Men's Furnishing Goods and fine French Jewelry, 960 Broadway, l'rince street corner. thiatel GRAND DISPLAY. EXTRAGRDINA RY BARGAINS IN BLAC 1s. PLING TBOREATION, 1273, CHARLES HEARD & CO., WL GRAND STREET, will offer to-aorrow: April M4, 165 additional pieces, supo- 8 i new goods, of recent impor rior quality Black fation, and much below regular prices, Rich Black Gros de Rhine.....g........90¢., $1, 1 10, $1 20 Extra rich Gros de Rhine....t...81 30, $1 40, $1» Rich Black Drap de Ly $1; $1 10, 1 40 Rich Biack Drap de F $1 10, $1 20, i En Rich Black Gros Grain. oa. $1, $110, $1 2. Still richer Gros ( $1 ey H 80; $1 0, i Extra super Gros 2 4, $2 5 8 2 28 $2'5), $275, $3 ot ‘spring and Summer Satin fintsh Gros Gra Also 8 large addition to their Check and Striped SILKS, trom 66e. up. riends, cus | tomers and stranger InVited to ¢ Land examind, CHA OL Grand street TUE POPULAR CARPET STORE, pis STREET. 13 BOWERY, N 500 pieces Check Matting, just just landed, 2. per yard, 10 pieces Tapestry Brussels Carpet, $1 26 per yard. Ingrains, 6c. per yard, cent Ingraing in the olty. The best 7: The stock is replete with all the new and choice styles of the season. ba # haa | RIM AVENUE mbroider: Establishment. Tro 1 Initiats, Monograms, for bandh embroidered to order broide ods, Pique ted Cloth Aud Licence Bab Wholesale cuwance Oy iast ive! tus, swt | Siccdon of RES a DRY GOODS, | Q tiaur Ly flebs Bory i and baok1 re caused raise at ES, Goods Rew sloth shades lant Extra quality Berlin Co Supery Mohair hair Poplin Nast Normerly 25e. can hort ly Slo. ie on erly ae form Al Is, Lit Damask id paar ras Se nn Dama WILLIAM LAMBERT & GO. §&23 Greenwich street, near Spring, A 8-UNION BAZAAR—se0 343 Bixth avenue. us ust received, another lot of those 6-vone Emhero Cor sets, at $1 60, worth $2 Also @ splendid lino of Iadios* Underwear, at unusually iow prices. Parasols a specialty, at fully ten per cent lowor than elsewhere. All the novel- ties of tho season constantly added to our Millinory De- arunent Union Bazaar, 343 Sixth avenue 2 2 AGNOS, ARRETTS, PALMER &@ HEAL, DYEING AND cleansing establishment, 191 Grand street. Branch 19 Fulton street, Brooklyn; 451 Broad street, aie basal NOMPAGNIB DES bial bg MM. VERDE DELISLE FRERES, of the Compagnio des Tades, respectiully address themselves, to dadien of {norica contemplating a voyage to Kurope, inviting their ‘wtlention to their aroanonone oC ‘nnd Cnstimore Shavts, exhibited ‘at their warchouses, ¢ Richelicu, Paris, and No. I Rue de Ia. Regence, Bruxelles. ‘Those who call, cither from interest and curiosity or for the purpose of baying, will meet with equal courtesy. As {his house pays no commissigns under any clroumstances to agents, the direct purchasBr obtains all the advantages. t oad 8 marked in plain figures, Prices iuvariagle. fing lish spoken all over the hoa house, Fabriquos de Dentelies, “"] Fabriques de Cashmere do Bayeux, 14 Rue Royale. i Indes, Cashmere, Umritzur. zai Alencon, 20 Rue de Lencrel. Caer PIEOES JUST RECEIVED, JOHN Crossle, fe rone English, Brussels, Tapestry Car- pets, tor cash, . DIMICK, 268 and 270 Canal street. RESDEN, GERMANY.—TO FAMILIES WHO, DUR- ing their travels in Germany, base through the city ot Dresden, we recommend our magnificent stock of black and gray fast colored Dress Goods in silks, Wool- lens and aie and also our slegant and tasteful stock of ready-made Dresses at js rices. HEYDER & PAUL LOWE, Dresden, Seetrasse, Kaufhaus, YEING AND OLEANING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES— Joats, Pants, Vests. Shawls, Dresses, Velvets, Cur- tains, Laces, Gloves, Feathers, '&e.; will call for and deliver goods to id part of New York and Brooklyn. Send orders by ‘mal! to VAKRETTS, PALMER & HEAL, 19 Grand street. DE PEROEVAL, 739 Broadway, opposite Astor p’ Infants’ Gloaks, Coats and Capes, Dresses, Sa Infants’ Wardrobes, from $65 up. Ladies’ Outfits, Bridal Sets, 4c. Monograms and Initials embroidered to order. Laces cleaned and mended equal to new. Stamping and Stamped Goods. )RENCH STAMPING PATTERNS, BRAIDING, EM- broidery, Quilting. Mae. COUDRIER, 636 Broadway, New York. La desli ne either Stamping, Braiding or Embroidering are invited to examine the work of Mme. Coudrier, gone by French artistes. Latest Paris styles Stamping Patterns for sale. Eleganeies in Braid and Embroidery y aiwayson hand. Contracts taken by the year in any Quantities for Stamping, Braiding, Embroidering and Quilting, or either of them. ' The atten: tion of the trade invited.’ Send for circulars. Agents wanted in each city. GBENApnras, Grenadines, Grenadines, qerenied ture silk and wool, two yards wide, $1 25, $1 45, $1 5, $1 79, "$2 and $2 90. Black Silks, Black Silks, $1 25, $1 59, $175, $2, $2 25, $2 50, $. Good bargains, Cannele Stripe Silks, $1 25, worth $1 65. Alpacas, Alpacas, Alpacas, 400, and 800. worth nse. and 6c corner Bri erley place, ALI L. SHAW, 352 Bowery, between Fourth and Great Jones stroeis, over ary goods stor The largest stock of Human Hair Goods in the city. Import and manufacture their own goods, and retail them at wholesale prices. Price Lis Short Hair Switches, $2 and upward; fnest quality wicehes, solid, not dyed, 18 inches tong, 4 a! inches tong, 4 oun 4 ounces weigh 4 ounces weight, Pee single Curls, n 22-inch, $2; Thread Switehe Shaw's patent lair Switches, can be combed and brushed, $1 cach, Patent issuelt October 29, 1860; re- issued June 2, 1870. Can be seen at 3 ery. Notice.—Any unprineipled person infringing on this patent, or counteriviting these goods, will bp dealt with according to law. Branch Store, 363 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-sccond and Twenty third streets. Ladies’ own Hair made over in latest style: Combings made up at He. per ounce. Goods seat ©. 0. D, by express, char) tot color, and mo repatd, on re- jetters or Post wey in registered B.—Through the immense increase of business, we to the ndiou® building Sét orner Foursh street, aiter ist of May, 1873, KID GLOVES A SPECIALTY. Bowery, H ARRIS BROS, Just ope alotor ale newer and iatest shades in one, two and three button, Harris’ seamless Kil G pves, for ladies gentlemen, misses and children, Superior in quality to those of any other make. S77 Broadway, between Eighteenth and Ninewenth stréets. OUVIN & CO. KID GLOVES, MAISON VIOLET PER- J fumery.—Aw assortment of the genuine articles al- wayson hand at H. GRODEE & CO’S, late E, Brue, 62 East Tweltth street, west of Broadway. oMPAGSTE LYONAISE, MALE ARTISTES IN cutters and designers, from Parts, are te orders tor dressmaking in all its For elegance in designs, pertect fitting and rior workmanship we shall excell, N. B—Mourning rsfinished promptly. If required orders taken at ladies’ own residence. “Ladies fitted by ourselves or by wy 151 East Thirtieth street, between Lexington and pir avenues. JOVELTIES IN PIQUE DRESS TRIMMID AN Embroidered Flounces, RuMings and Insertio Scotch, Work, very handsome and durable, Children’s embroidered Pique Suits and Aprons odered at halt the cost of home manutacture. Spring styles of the Lady of Lorne Panter and the celebrated Colby P nler Skirts. J A Importer, 82 Kast Fourteenth street, ‘west of U ion square, 866 BROADWAY. Great sacrifier, Large stock of stapl ust be sold before Store Fixtures for sale. P. COL R.A. HASTINGS, 16 FIFTEENTH t—Konnets and round Hats trom the leading ce selection of Flowers, in Paris; also a cho DRESS andy Caps and H No. $ Union squa T MME. COLLINS’ DRESSMAKING ESTABLISH ment, 26 West Eleventh street, ladies can rely on getting perfect fitting Dresses, made and trinmed in lat Cst Parisian style, Ladies invited to calk REMOVAL — BROWN'S LONDON ROUND. HATS. own (sister ot W. C. Brown, New Bond street, inne now soime ew’ and clcwene stolen ta Aun. ried Hats, ‘482 Broadway, getween Thirteenth ai ‘ourteenth str ts. DE T MADAME DELLAC LA MAISON Roger, de Par! aris new Patterns for Costumes, at moderate prices. 1271 Broadway. 1M. | M. OLNEY, IMPORTER OF FRENCH MILLINERY, has elegant novelties in Spring and Summer Bonnets and ‘ats of her own selection, from \ Reboux, Perrier, Pann and other leading Parisian hi all the at&t English and French Straw and Chip Ha § East Fourteenth street, styles. Rich French Flowers, &c. near Union square. RESSMAKERS AND SEAMST Mrs. EDWARDS & CO,, makers and milliners, 329 6h avenue; between twentieth and Twenty drat streets, up stairs # Dresses and Suits made in all the latest styles and at moderate prices. First class dressinakers and operators sent to tamilies. All work guarante TABLISHED 1860, | Sprciaity,, The Parisian Mower’ ompany are receiving weckiy the latest novelties ny fashionable dress- Flowers, Feathers, Bridal ota Veils and Musions, Wreathes, Parures and Fine Millinery Goods a Pilling and Rearranging Vasos and Baskets. Floral Dress Trimm ngs for Wedding and Kvening parties to order, _ street, tour do 28 East Fourteent he sNaanie o West of University é€ J STEIN, Propriotor. No. 9 Rue de Clerq, Part (i ME, NATALIE TILMAN & CO. d 12 Fast sixtoenth sirede between Union sguare and Firth Till open Monday, Tuesday "and Wedresdnyy Lach, Veh a cholce assortment of imported Bonne Hound Hats, Flowers, Feathers Bria Weostha, aud eis. _N. B.—Dreases and Suits made to order. aati ME, BERTHON—MODES, BONNETS AND HATS. Ml Rue Neuve des Pout-Champ, first door, Beat the Rue de la Paix, Pi —— AI3ON WALTON, 92 BRUADWAY, ABOVE UNION square, Importér of Paris Bonnots and English Bound” Hata from a)! the leading houws, also @ choice rida Wreatba aga Volum MILLINERY AND DRRSMAKINO._ Mi Gatops Spiga in wrens, turned rom LS elegant asortment. und Hats, carofully by hi if smioeg. wees nt oe fe joading hougee of Paris; RS, J. KR, EDWARDS & CO,, FARiarAn MODES: ‘and Millinery, 329 Sixth aven a Twentieth and Twenty. first atrcets (up sta! work J done ia the very lates: styles and guaran ME, , spotrnes 3 &CO., LATR SUPERINTENDENTS i Front Ky ‘ reasmaking have commenced dusinow at W0 Rast wh ere thoy are pre- pared with their ay “ityloss tadies" own materiais made up at reasonable PENING, SLOANE, & BLASS SINGTON, x! Will open Monday and during tho week great bargains in Milliery Goody bom rh, ising straw Botinets and Kound Hats, from 60. ap to © Aneaegoods inported, ibbons, French Fiowers, &:., all the lal novelties of the weason, at prices which defy compeuition on the avenue, Remember the No.—2ps Sixth avenue, OBES AND MILLINERY. Lord & Taylor knowing that 4 cause of great complaint At tho prosent time is the extent to wiuch extravagance im ladies’ wearing ap ried, and being con- Yinoed ‘hal rotonbinnent ia pesstiiog Wave’ 00 arranged 'SSMAKING DEPADTASNT, agement of pe rienced Fron thas economy in, inatori is “ana trimmings is ied ii details. ‘They are now making roses and sults ‘at & Cost much 1098 t t of the rted garments; while cau tt Eva ee aun ae a pari hijou, and will amply repay a auy a Ne taken to vist it, “2 MILLINERY the display is 'y fine, as it embraces choice solections of novelties in Mi he Bonnets and Flowers, from the leading Parisian pian eteociters. piso, Chip Hats, Siraw Hats and Bont Fi STRAYS, &C., ly for the neta, Also, & LOWERS, FATIH which, rt delicate beauty and ‘signin appearance, aro not surpassed by any house in the country. RD & TAYLOR, Broadway and Twentieth streot, T. TAYLOR, B16 BROADWAY, IMPORTER OF Ds fashions “Elegant Costumes ‘and ctolce dealgns “Aroadian” Basque and “Lot facket the Latest spe- clalties, 8. 1. Taylorie yatevn of Garment Gusting taught at the only establishment, 816 Broadway. S. T. TAYLOR'S ORIGINAL DRESSMAKING AND Pattern Rooms, No. 6 Clinton place.—Dinner and Evoning Tollets, Promenade and ‘tenyelin ‘Suits, novel- tles in Drosses for tho wavering places, made to order, on short notice ; moderave prices rial furnished it de- PECIAL NOTICE.—MME, LUMLEY BEGS TO IN- form, her lady patrons and others of her ramoval to 110 West Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenuc, where, with hor greatly iwcroased faoiiities for oarrying on the Dressmaking business, she will be enabled, at the shortest notice and very lowest prices, to execute all orders with promptness, ‘Mums. Lumley’ takes this opportunity of ihanking her many customers for past favors, anc sures thom that for economy tn material and latast nov- elties she cannot be surp ___ SPECIAL NOTICKS ARANTEED. - The whole MON! ti ar whion is all up in bank pledged te pay in full (he Ten Thousand Caah Gifis which tre to be distributed by lot among the tlcket-holdera to GRAND GEPT_ CONCERT tobe held for the benoit of the. Public Library of Ken- tucky, at Library Hall, Loulaville, Ky., on ESDAY, JULY 8, 1673. ‘The following is the certificate of the Treasure Ornice or Faumuns Any Dnovens’ Baw Lovisvitux, Ky., Aj This is to certify that there isin the Farmer ers’ Bank, to the credit of tne Third Grand Gitt Concert for the benefit of the Public Library of Kentucky,'live Hundred Thousand Dollars, which has been set apart by the Managers to pay the gitts in full, and will be held by the bank and paid out for this ene and this oe nly. ayers 8. VERC Ui terraalgt the Gacter the money. miusete bald nd cannot be used for speculation or any purpose iter Caer to pay the gifts, ‘The time for thesconcert that was set for April 8 has been extended as above, in order to secure a full sale of the whole 100,000 tickets, and thus preve of any pro rata scaling down of gu ¢ previous concerts. As indicated, numberof siskels left, whlon Wl be those who. frst apply. other, the following gifis will bo distribu vin. Wwonly hed to On the 8th%a: or duly, and no das announced, One Grand Gift, cash One Grand Cash Gif One Grand Cash Gif One Grand Cash Gin Cash G 1) Gnsh Gifts of 150 Cash Gifts of 50 Cash Giits of 9,000 Cash Gifts of Total, 10,000 Gifts, all cash. .. Tickets, $10; halves, $5; quarters, $2 50. This whole undertaking is unde ‘authority of a special act of the Legislature, and Hon. ex-Governor Thomas KE. Bramlette, of Kentucky, has. charge of the business of the Concért for Trusteda, 10,00) tekets 1000 gifts — chances one in ten. New York sales "are made a special deposit with the Fourth National Bank of New York. Orders should be sent in immediately, as trom present Indications a rapid sale of all the remaining tickets will Dr iicketa, fail programme, information and all par- ticulars apply to the Genoral Agency Suppl THOMAS i WAYS —sP ECIAL NoTIc EB. Having been abroad from the city, in conseqnence ‘the dishonesty of my clerk, | would inform the public that most of thé n collaterals have been recovered, and thatin any case I hold myself responsible and will seitie all loans to, the perfect satisfaction of my custom: ers. JA P. MATT Loan Office, y corner Fe nh street. —HERAL D BRANC 'H OFFICE, BROOKLYN, corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street” Open from 4A. M. to9 P. M On Sanday trom 3to 9 P. SAILORS AND SOLDIERS WOU 'ND- us! are_entilled to pensior. ‘ON, late Surgeon United State: hambers stre A. OFFIC dd, ruptur Apply t Dr. DARIES (PRIC! D), SOLE AGENT OF Royal Havana Lottery, 585 Broadway ; box 4; lars mailed A. Post office, New York. Dealers supplied. Ci free. A “LADY, WHO "WISHES TO “Go TO EUROPE OR South Ameriea, would like to meet sat WELOR, with same intention. Address Mrs. J. BAC: 01 Heraid Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. EST PLACE IN THE CITY TO GET ANY FIRST . lass Sewing Machine; work given out excellent prices to pay for the same; all earned over a small in stalment we pay, in cash; we have customers that have paid for machines in less than three months in work at our prices; get a machine and you can have all the work Mt you can do. A tew elegant machines will be dispased hj Aaaranteed in every pai ay, oy! ner of 13th st nd 101 Bleecker st., near Broadway. “A HEAVARA | LOTTERY DRAWINGS ON FILE,— prit 22 the extraordinary Havana, JOSEPH artes,’ Kroker, 196 Broadway, room 4, A —HAVANA LOTTERY,—PRIZES Si +, intormation furnished. Circulars tree. BATES & CO,, 71 Broadway, room 31, first floor. D* FILLETTE, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, REMOV- ‘ed to 351 Fifth avenue, one door below Thirty-fourth street, Refers to leading physicians in this city. JUREKA STEAM MACHINE CARVING COMPANY, 64 and 66 Cannon street. Rosewood, walnut oak and ash Ornaments, Busts of all prominent men, &c, Figure carving @ specialty AVANA LOTTERY.—EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING ‘D Hosen 24 April. German State Lotteries. Circulars inailed free, KUHLMANN & CO., Bankers, 85 Nassau street; box ft 8. DANZIGER'S NEW PATENT FLY AND MOS- + quito Destroyer and Shot, Indian Insect Powder and Invincible Magnetic Paste for the destruction of all kinds of vermin, 72 Whi corner 2 ANKINSON’S 8TEA! BT CLEANING Works, 15 East Twenty-seventh street, between Firth and Madison avenues, New York. connection whatever with any other house. The id ae nd one of that name endblished | in iis N THE MATTER oy THE ESTATE OF BOWLES te Bros. & Go., in The list of creditors Med in snid case beiny D creditors who have not represented in Court ate requested to communi- cate their address and the in order that th immediately with the assigaee in Boston, and state ¢ hature and amount of their claims, ount of indebtedness may be as- coptained as es earl le. ossible. TEVENS, Assignee, 19 Court street, Boston. New York creditors can fears the ngeowary fnots by applying to SANFORD, ROBINSON & UF Counsellors-at-Law, 102 ‘Broadway, New York. ‘OTICE,—ACCOUNTS COLLECTED IN AND OUT OF the city; also letting of ho articular attention ven to the collecting of rents 3 bills, Wan WILKEY, No. ad pl 5 Beekman tr , room 21, CIAL. DRAWING: FRICTA PE NTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES. XTRA CLASS NO. 273—APHUL 12, 1873, 17, 27, 87, 28, 12, 2, 57, 45, MimoNs & CO., Managers, Covington, Ry. is Raa 173—arnit 12, 1873, [< 0, iniginy coutsoxcine xo. 71 abeis 1, 1s 73.31, 4, 1% 40, 48, 87, “Suite Fi aco, Hiner Carinaton. Ky. Post office box 4,960." acy ep clei atelSad ROvAL HAVANA, LOTTERY.—THE EXTRAORDI- nary Drawing will take place tne 22d of April. Deal- ers supphed. Prices reduced a Wall stroct. “Renna HAVANA LOTTERY.—THE NEXT EXTRAOR- Gtary p Pravin will take place on the 22 of April. J. BM. inky! % & 00., MBunkers, 10 Wall street, Fost office bor 108, New York. ITAMMERING (ESTABLISHED 1870), Professors Mann and Calvin, managers, 107 Wes! Twonty-third street.—Seven days’ Instraction ‘allowed to applicants to satiety themselves; no pay for board or ‘le for prospectus TRANGERS AND OTHERS Vices of @ responsible an fee: can EQUIRING THE SER- nie lawyer, who re- ‘one by addressing H. rw PUBLIO. ‘ARB CAUTIONED AGAINST NEGO- tinting Bonds No. 2744 to 2.78% both inelusive, for 1,(00 each, of the convertible loan of 192 of the Central itroad, ‘Conny of New sereey, registered in namo cf John Matthew: y ha te My 2 fraudalently obtains but without power tas nater, Any power of attorney cuthorises. bm f and will not be. Focogulaed ‘at tho office of the company. W Wein ana, RUM POR BALK RECEIVING REMTTANcHS To. TO, ENGLAND AND, IRBILAN ne Pat ir ok Tea wo sell cheap F : foastion i a ent oe teumiiaed Et and 1 eae Cy ———————— TT SPECIAL NOTIOES. i viet AND LAS? DEAWING OF THE oie Bd merel - np otters st at Mey Germany, rngre: will be drawn 54,40 prizes Gut of 8000 tickets, "T Prize of 180,000 Prussian thaters, 1 Prine of 6 io Prasan tinlory” | Fe eg Precis te I Prige of 80°00 Prussian thalen 3 Prive of Aigo Frama tnaie Primes Hath Prizes of ‘Fruaaan ‘ater 40 Prizes of Petes cacant Prizes au } rome a halons” and others "7 THLEDOE be ate _Pont office box 6,080, BED, hg ZERO, Bay bag 4 ZERO, ZERO Re: tor. Siecle melidias Sl Were eee Sains Botelgeratgr $500.000 “ifs ooncgre Drawing pouty Say ® aor -poxaut and a ps ok EE apn omice), New Yorks SE eaeae' siren’ (ppoe $589. 589 78 18 Perey bd Fpl Hoyaullavang and Keentteky circulaty te 501 ac wed. Address BALI) (Gites ‘ontablished 36 yours), m4 Broadway, (PUK BVENING TELEGRAM ; THR BVENING TELEGRAM THR EVENING TELEGRAM TRE BVENING TELEGRAM CONTAINS ALL THE NEWS EVERY EVRNING. CONTAINS ALL THK NEWS EVERY BVENING, CONTAINS ALL THK NEWS EVERY EVENING. CONTAINS ALL THE NEWS EVERY EVENING. sine ¥ & ‘GO. __HUROPEAN 8' EAMSHIPS. ~ en NA RNR NNN NUNA! LINE, oy HD ‘The British and ne. Ameria Royal Mall Steamalips, New york's ‘and Liverpool, cal cal ae x Cork ‘Marbor. Wed., ae x "OALABRIA Sat., April 19 RTHIA,.—.5at., Aprils ae Fy Well, May T ABYASYRTA...Gat. May 19 ALGERIA." Wed." May' BATAVIA...°‘Sat, May 17 gndovery iollowing Wednesday and y trom Now Sonatas eam marked thi Pirates of Pasonge—Cabin, 100 and $130, cording to accommodation. bey to Pari, Additional: Return tickets on favorable terms, us * do Snot carry steerage ld, ac- Id, Bae, $900 toorag pickets trom I and Queensto' and all parta of Europe, at roe Q sia Yor freight and cabin. pa ply. at the company's 4 Bowling Green; rage passage, at Sree, Trinity Building. ARLES @. FRANCKLYN, Arent Or toP. H. DUVENNET, coruse of Clark and Rando streets, Chicago, TL ‘ORTH nna peor Fait eeletss Ee VOMEA NES rut nd Bret The Pas ip BREMEN, Captain I H, gehttionbrg, will sail on Wedne: , April M., from Bremen pier, foot of Third street, Hol nian, bs be followed by Steamshij ante Captain K. Von Oterendorp, on RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE AND BREMEN, payable in gold, or tts equivalent in currence First Cabin. sit Second het in. Stecragi For treight of paasage app Sauurda; ". o Ply to it owe 9 CO., Agents. No. 2 Bowling dreen. HITE STAR LIN! FOR URENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, Cane ING THE UNITED STATES MATL. lew and full-powered steamships. peat: from New York on § Ut Liverpool on days, calling at Cork Harbor cach w: ADRIA’ Bataray April 19, at. 105 AM. RETIG Saturday, April 26, at 3 P.M. CELTIC lay 8, at 10:30 A.M OCKAN turday, May 10, at 10:3) A.M, 1G atu from the Wits Stardock, Favonia ferry, Jersey City. Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivalled, combining safety, speed and comfort. Saloons, staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms in | midship section, where least motion is telt. Surgeonsand | stewardess accoinpany the steamer. Rates—Saloon, $100, gold; steerage, $3) in currency Those wishing to send for friends in the old country gan now obtain steorase propald certificates, $32, cur- ren Passen, ers booked to or from all partsot America to | Par ‘amburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, ind, dec. Drafts from £1 upwards, For inspection of plans and other information appty at the en soflicg, 19 Broadway, New Yor fills oF La ued to Continents port . it, Hare, Agent. NMAN LINE. For Queenstown and Liverpool Royal Mail steamers are ing ointed to sail as tollows : CITY OF WASHINGTON Thursday, April 17, 9 A. Bt. ‘WE. Saturday, April 19, 9 A. Thursda: Saturda; ¥ O Thursda, y CITY OF PA Saturday, May 3, 1A, M, sndeach succeeding Saturday’ and Thurgday, from pier 45, North River. RATES OF PASSAGE. Cabin, $85 and $100, gold, according to accommodation. Round trip tickets at low rates. Steerage.—To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon- \derry, London, Bristol or Cardiff, $30. Prepaid certi- ficates, $32, currency. Passengers also forwarded to Havre,Hamburg,Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Paris, at reduced rates. Draits issued at lowest rates. For cabin passage and general business apply at the Company's office, 16 Broad w w For steer ASBALE, ros nl ‘JOHN G. DALE, Agent, or to ODONNELL & FAULK, 402 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, GIL, 102 State street, Boston. BIOWN, &6 South Market street, Chicago. Liverpool, and No, 9 Rue scribe, Paris, ‘ATIONAL LINE OF STE. AMERS, Weekly to Queenstown and Liverpool; fortnightly to, London TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, from piers #4 and 47 North River. FRANCE, Thomso1 Monday, April 14, at3 P.M. SPAIN, Graci jaturday April 19, at 10 A. ITALY, G Raturday, April26, at 3 P. GREEC 3 atlo AM: omas Wer POR LONDON Dull DENMARK, Sumne Thursday, May 1, at9 4. M. THESE STEAMSHIPS ARE THE LARGEST IN THE TRADE. Cabin passage, $90 and $80, currency. Steerage, $29, currency. Prepaid steerage tickets trom Liverpool, Queenstown, Londond: a 9g Cardiff, Bristol or London, PER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINK, For further information apply at he gaeaa 's office, 69 Broadway. RST, Manager. EUROPEAN HIPs. ~ AN ‘ATE LINE STEAMSHIP HIP COMPANY. YORK, AND GLASGOW, VIA LONDONDERRY. ant new Glyde built segamory will al ‘sail frou q Tine blr, Marin ae tl sae renee HLVARIA. Wednesday, May weeny. June 00 Wednesday, June ternate ini iticreatter, taking pas. awedeny Denmark and Germany. ‘upward P °B LD’ AY Bi le ee So. areata 72 Broadway. PNITED STATEKS PASSPURT BUREAU. ma i Sy rts of the Tabertnent of Stato tssued by Winul ‘TH, United States Court House, 41 Cham! oa Gees, be yey Byres snd A ed fms ‘* Potel Ss pons e select, “pias in Rurope, ao fy Ga2e's Aonsrioan ofloe, No. ag tein maa Green, New York, ASSPORTS.— AMERICAN CITIZENS CAN ORT ports on application, te THOMAS | SADLM ma Counsellor at Law, Notary Public and 6 8 Broad street, New York. FRUROEBAN TRAVELLERS WILL FIND. TRUNKH for state rooms and Continental travel, Chairs and Rugsfor the steamers, &c.. at JOUN CATINAG eeACay nese Anor place ‘(removed from Broadway’and Wall street) ner, Now voehae ‘COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. pactiro MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S CALIBORNTA, saree AND CHINA, Asptavall, Panama, Santa Martl reytown and Pacific coast ot Maxioo, Con cae amar ica, . laa, touching at Aca- Maan spinin, Rojan, touching tor all und South Facile ports, | Departures each month connect with the one yany’s steamer touching at San Benito, Tonata, Salina ruz and Port Any peel. Steamer CHIN, 1 leave San Francisco Apel 1 1873, for Japeu ang G ina. For rates of passage, ‘and al! further information beply at company’ 's aoe oy the pier, foot of Canal street, i F. R, BABY, ar Outen MAIL STEAM PACKET LIN ma‘ DE CUBA, Ow No. 4 North River on Tusaday, freight or passage apply to C. Le Agents, If roadway. NITED STATES ae BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP an, sorew ston i) MERRIMACK, 2,000 tons burden, Captai oir, Will sail for St. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Bahia and’ Bio de Janeiro, on Wedneedag, April 28, at 3'o’clock P, M., from pier 43 North River. freight or passage a) to ‘ie etal Pry ion eget Agont, fo. § Bowing Green, [Bites STATES MAIL TO HAVANA ay Baten HAVANA, PROGRESO AND VERA CRI Row York anid Moxican Mail Steamship Line, leaving pler No. 3 North River, at EVERY THURSDAY, CITY OF HAVANA (Havana only). CITY OF MERIDA (Havana only).. CLEOPATRA eyes and Mex! ico) CITY OF HAVANA (Havana only) Vana 01 nolds, will sail mh alee ‘April 15, at 3 P.M. For GUILLEAUME & c0., The elegant 4 33 | (eee oes oF rere nly. For oF passage aj Bs Uh ANDRE & SONS, Ss MANA.—FOR PUERTA PLATA, SAMANA AND T. e ybomingo city: The United States mail steamship Captain’ E. A. Delaney avill leave pier No. 4 North Rivevon ‘Thursday, April 17, at 3 P. M. Bills of ox- change on Puerta Plata, Samana ‘and St. Domingo City, in sums to suit purchasers, fe sale. For trelght or pastas OPDRD BROTHERS & 00, Broadway. W YORK AND BERMUDA STEAMSHIP LINE, For Hamilton and St. George, Bermuda, Carrying the United States Mail, and’ sailing from pier ? North River, as follows :— Sidewhee!' stoamahip HATTERAS, Captain Lawrence, Wednoaday, April 16 at o'clock Py Sitewheel steamship ALBEMARLE, Captain Ready Thursday. April 24, at 3 o'clock F Wor treight or passage, having ele aie tions, apply to ant accommodas ROTHERS, South street EXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH ing at Key West, carrying the United States mail. The steamer CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, Captain Pon nington, is now receiving ireisht at pier 20 Kast River, and wit! sail Saturday, Aprill9, Through bills of lading g Vento Houston, either by the G. H. and H.R, R. or by the Houston Direct Navigation Company, and to all aa on the Galveston, and Henderson and B, B, and C. Railroad, ‘No charge for forwarding in For freight or passage app! Ye 00, OL YDE, in 5 JEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE, ‘These first class steamships will sail every Tuesday at3 P.M. trom pier {3 North River (foot of Cedar streed, for Heamunip Ce Tuesday, April 15 Rteamsnip WILMINGTON ‘Tuosday, April 2 Steainship MORRO OAS Tuesday, April 29 For froight or passage (having magnificent accommoda- tions) app WILLIAM P. CLYDE 4 00., 119 Wall streot. MKELLER, Agent in Havana. WOR NEW ORLE DIRECT.—THE STEAMER GEN- Ni ERAL SEDGWICK, Captain Evans will leave pler 21 East River, April —, atd Freight received daily. ‘custom hag York. 153 Maiden lane, i street, Through rates given to oD, Indianola, Rockport oF Aranzas whart, Bea ntiagd and St Louis Cabin passage, $50; steeray ste For treight or passage ig a: MELLON 'e CO., 153 Maiden lane. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The Cromwell Stoaraship Tn Line. aie steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Captain Samuel L. Clapp, will leave pier No. 9 North river on Saturday, Apri tat 3 reighis received daily. ‘Througt rates given to Galveston, sndianoia Rockfort or Aranzas whart, Brazos, Santiago dnd St Louls “For freight or pax $50 $25. apply to iO CLARK & SHAMAS, N, 86 West strect. j}OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, MERCHANTS! STEAMSHIP LINE, from pier No. § North River. at $ o'clock P. M. EMILY B, SOUDER, on Saturday, April 19. Freigtit received daily. hrough rates given for St. Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile. Galveston and Indianola. For ute OF passige (having superior accommoda- tions) apply to EDERIC ER, 30 Broadway. NITED STA ES MAIL LINE.—STEAM TO QUEENS. town and Liverpool. Sailing every Wednesday. IDAHO, Morga: ema: “April 28, at 2h PL MINNESOTA, Frei ‘rom pier 46 North Tver. Cabin assure $5) xold; steeraxe, $90 currency. d tie! currence: Passengers booked 10 and irom Saris, Hambu Way, and Sweden, ke | Drafts on Treland, Eng France and Germany at lowest rates. Ap WILLIAMS & GUTON, April 36, ats P. ply to Pf Broadway. (AScuOR LIN ‘0 LIVERPOOL DIRECT, The magniticent steamer TRINACRIA sails from pier 3 North River, ‘on Friday, April 18, at noon, Cabins, $65 and $75, currency, Intermediate, 8: rage, HENDERSON Bkornens, Agents, (0. 7 Bowling Gree! NLY DIRECT LINE rece THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT BREST, The splendid vessels on this favorite Fonte, haf the Con- tient will sail from pier No, 3 North River, as fol- low: VILLE DU HAVRE, Surmont Saturday, Anti 19 PEREIRE, Daure urday, May3 WASHINGTON, Roussatt scurday: May 17 ST. LAURENT, Lemarie. PRICE OF Teer IN IN GOLD, re acne wine) Pas First Cabin, 3 it Cabin. $75 * Excursion’ eke a at Seduced rates. These steamers do not carry steerage p) American travellers rye or retur! trom the Continent of Europe, by this line, avoid tate transit by English raiiway and. the discomforts of cto ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and cx nse. Ue GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent. 58 Broadway. THE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail steamship™ SILF: Captain C. Hebic}, will a rm Thnrsday, April 17, at 2?P. M. tor Hamb aa taking passengers trom New York to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg and Hamburg. Pirst Cabin, og bie in Pate Second Cal Cabin, $72. erage, ‘able in United States gold KUNHANDI & 00, CHARD & BOAS, sDassonger Agents, General Agent ents oadway, New York. 61 Broadway, New York. él The F will sail April 24, AL as extra: steamer direct, April 19. ER ONE THOU _The 8AXO} \OOK'S EUROPEAN TOURS-OV: > and in number, at reductions from 10 to 45 per cent below ordinary fares, by all lines of steamers. To Vienna, eighty-seven routes; to Italy, seventy-two routes, Cir: cular tickets for Ireland, Scotland, Switzerland. the 1 routes: don, Tickets issued amers secure SON STEN RT NS M2 Rrondway, Now York. Excursionist” for April, ulving tives, expenses, &c., for all tours, now ready ; price I EW YORK TO CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON, &c.— ‘The new steamship PEMBROKE, Captain H. 0. Wil Hiame, being detained iil Monday, 14th for a few more passeng First cama 16: $75 and $80 currency. Second cabin, $55 currency. cerage, $90 currency. St ly te the agents Apply te the agents ARCHIBALD BAXTER & C0., 17 Broadw ‘Saturday, May 31 ers, Gener inst, has room Geet, WESTERN STEAMSHIP Li NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT,. Taking goods and passengers tor London, Cardiff, New: port, Gloucester and all ports in the Bristol Chan hel ‘The steamers of this lime will sail trom Pier 18, & RRRKGON. Wester Saturday, May 17 estern Saturday, May GREAT WESTERN to follow. New steamer now building, Cabin passage, $7), currency. Steers $30, currency. ties Wishing to send for their friends can obtain prepaid certificaes. Dratts tor £1 and upwards. For freight or passage on 0 ronaaine b0rte ) South street, New ¥. York. NABLE PASSENGER eee &,) a Pas. senger can send from London, Li famburg or Havre notice of his arrival Sohdition tb any two a crass, n‘Now York, ‘Tickets for sale at amahi 6%, by nts on the ships, and by J. J. KIERNA NAN # G0. 15 Wall 15 Wait street. by nj as Sines lowest ry DRFOLK, CITY POINT. AND RICHMOND.— GOR ‘The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch from pier 37, North River, their elegant steamship ISAAC BELL, BlaXeman, for Nortelk, City Point and Richmond on Saturday, April 12, giving throagh bills of lading to all Meat South and jouttres Through passenger tickets issued to all points. Accommodations unequalled. Aj ply at plier 87 or at the general office, 137 Greenwicl street, corner of Dey. an TRAVELLER: ,ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, via Newport and Fall Rivet The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL, and PROVI- DENCE leave pier 28 North River, foot of Murray street, daily (Sundays excepted). . P. BACON, Superintendent. DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ‘Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets, as follo Express for Harrisburg, ‘Pittsburg, the rest and South t 9:30 AM; 5? with Pullman Palace Cars attached, pnd 330 PeM. Sunday, 5,7 and 4:3) PLM For Baltimore, Washington and the South at9 A. M.;? and9 P.M. Sanday, 9P. ) Express for Philadel ia 8 9:90 A. M.; 12:90, 1,4, oe if sent 6, 8:30 ai Hee mi iran Mand? P. a 310, ‘i Pay 11:4) A. My 3), a 2), 30, iP ‘i Sunday, 74, 9:10 9 10 11,11 40 A; My 1,4 fle 4230, 8:2, 58 nid hte Wi voted sn P ), 4:30 and 5:00 P. ‘For Now Brunswick, 7,10 A. M. and 2 night, Sunday, gig East Millstone, 7 A. noon, For Lambertvitie and Flemington, 9 A. M For Philipsburg and Belyidere, 2and 4 P. M. Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlington, and Cam- den, 7.and 9:0 A. M., 12:30, 2, 3, 3:40, 4 and 6 P.M. For Freehold, 7,8 A. M., 2 and 4 P. For Jamesburg, nberton, Camden, 6 A. M., 3:40 P.M. Trains arrive as Solow ey Pittsburg, 6:50 AM, P. 6:34 P. M., daily, exepe From Washington’ and Baltimore 8:00 4 day, 6:40 rp ‘a Sunday, 5: ‘ M. From Philade ‘Heke watoes, Sat, ast BTL and 94. Broadway; No. t A, 10:12 P. 5:21) 6:50, I 2:14, 3:54, 6204, 343 - and foot of Deshrosses sand Cor Cortlandi streets, ato ace. mig} rant He ket office, No. S Bowery pi YD, Ja, Aad CA General ‘Nanoger. General Passenger agent EXCURSIONS. DIEGO, MAY7, VIA SUSPENSION B BRIDGE, st clasd € Fir: tare reduced for For Tull particulars. ade Gres WH PRANCTS, 157 Browdway, New York, and 98 a Salle street, Chicako. STEAMBOATS, a0. OF NEW YORK AND VICINITY R., Herald office, YACHTS, OAT BUILDERS rill please send their address to T. for one week. jon SALE—THE CABIN YACHT GLANCE, SLOOP F°S igged; has ood cabin accommodatio is fully ional ib fea rigging hions, &¢,; will be sold iuentahe cad: swers with awheel; is finished in black walnut and mahogany; iron work @ falvanized. For further ticulars call on or address W. L. SWAN, 31 Pine stree OR SALE—A NEW CABIN YACHT, 35 FEET LONG, Apply to W. P. “ty aY, Grechpoint ferry, foot of Tenti treet, IW 7 | FoR SALE—THE CAT BOAT EMMA, 17 FEET LONG; fast and comfortable, with qverything completes Can be seen at Irou Works, Twelfth the old Novelty street, betw and ‘OR SALE—THE HULL OF A NEW, BEAUTIFULLY modelled centreboard Yaci cabin; light draught; San vith spars and large ‘57 teet on the water line and 47 on be aon at the Old Novelty Ironworks et, between avenues C and D, New Gon, Meal ta LAL? dad roars Wa fig ar ress of previous. offers misiaid. Ap Blooming Grove Park, 176 Broadway, Apply ee HELL CLUB, WHITEHALL “SAIL AND METALLG feboats on hand. and built to-otder. “ses and Howth stroot aaid Lith street, Harter Ri STEPHEN ROBERTS. UG BOAT.-WANTED TO. qo. Eno Has ATOW BOAT, T Address VT. & CQ, Herald off CHASE,