The New York Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1873, Page 2

pre REET ft ttstst Bane BARES: ARES: Salaiisisictetetsdataisd Pbpb er he me> Et rs a Ke ¥a va ‘a a aw a a -Zzezeeeeeeeeeeee ez eee istelstetatel stat > 3 & Sixth avenue and teenth street, OPENING ON MONDAY, alarge assortment of Ladies’ Silk, Cashmere, Mohair, Linen, Lawn,Alpaca and Batiste Suits; | | | | Cashmere Doymans, Talmas and Sacques, in latest styles, both imported and of our own manufacture, at prices lower than any house in the city. Ladies’ imported Suits, elaborately trimmed, in different shades of same material, $14, $15, $16, $18, $20 and $25, Fine. black Alpaca Sults, neatly trimmed, $10, $12 and $15. Very fine black Alpaca Suits stylishly trimmed, $23. Black Gros Grain Silk Suits, richly trimmed, $70. Very stylish striped Silk Suits, trimmed with same ma- terial and black silk, $70. Ladies’ black Cashmere Polonnaise, silk trimmings, $18, Camel's halr cloth Redingotes, silk trimmed, $13, Ladies’ Linen, Lawn and Batiste Suits, largest assort- ment, prices lower than any other house. Linen and Lawn Suits, $5,'$6, $7, $8, $9, $10, $11, $12, White Lawn Suits and Wrappers, 85 to $10. White Lawn Polonnaise, embroidered edge and insert- ing, $7 50, * Striped Batiste and Braid siz. Children’s Linen and and $2 25, Mourning outfits executed at shortest notice. | | | 1 Linen Polonnatse, $7 50 to | | Suits, braided, $1 75, $2 We would announce to our friends and customers that oUF dressmaking departient is now, under the supur- Vision of a very competent, party, and all orders will be executed with despatch aud satisiaction and warranted, it being our desire by moderation of price and excellence of work to make this the most popular department of our establishment. A’ MEARES’, NOW OPENING The largest Stock of ready made Undergarments ever offered in the city, at the lowe materials and styles that owest prices, ail nade of best Peanuot be hal in any other house. Par Chemises of Masonville muslin, tucked yoke, lace trim- ming, 69c., 75c. and 88. Chemises of Masonville muslin, conted bands, 75c. Fine muslin Chemises, trimmed with embroidered eag- ing and inserting, $125. Chemises, superior muslin, fine tucked linen fronts, $1 25 to $183. Titik Wamsutta muslin broidered edging, $2. Wasutta muslin Chem Chemises, fine tucked yoke, em- | with alternate rows of embroidered inserting, $525. Drawers, fine muslin, with embroidered edging or in- | pufting and embroidered edge, serting, nine tucks, $1 and $1 25. Drawers, best musiin, Hamburg ing and inserting, | two clusters of five tucks, $1 Drawers, of Wamsntta muslin, variously trimmed with embroidered edging, inserti from $2 to $6. Night Gowns, differently trimmed, great variety of puffing and bias tucks, styles, $1 25, $138, $1 59. $175 and $2. Night Gowns, finest go muslin, linen and cam- bric, elaborately trimmed with Hamburg edging, insert $2 50 to $12. mbric, ing, inserting and puffing Corset Covers, in linen and at lowest prices. Toilet Sacques, in cambric and linen, elaborately | trimmed with lace puffing and cdging in every style. Children’s Short and Long Dresses, cambric and nain s00k, $1 75 to $15. Infants’ Embroidered wis, Baby Baskets and | Bootees. Po Ieper Caps, with m medallions and Italian lace, $3 “yen tuck Skirts, superior muslin, 88¢ Py aed Skirts, 15 to 20 tucks, in jour clusters, $1 and In our Corset Department we keep a full linc of atl the popular makes in French wove and hand-made, trou $1 to $3. Corset, ut $1 and $125, 4s considered to be the ch pest corsetin the market and cannot be ound in any otber house in Hoopskirts, Paniers, huircloth Hust! eC © city. all styles. Paniers, bustles and Hoop skirts, d0c., 6c. At MEARE Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street. NING ON MONI Great bargains iu Dress Goods fu all the new shades ol Serges, Cashmeres, Poplins, Mohairs and Alpacas. Extra food colored Alpacas, 20., worth Soc. Japanese Silks, 3Sc., same as sold las year at 75c. Twilled Serges, in all the n Finest twilled Serges and meres, choicest colors, €0c. ‘Te. Me. and 900 lard’ and 600, to Silk and Wool Pongees, Se TRO Buiped Lisie rhread aind Pineapple Wc. Japanese Poplins and Mohairs, in great variety, 25c., 30¢ , » 44. anid 5c Best brarids black Alpacas, 25¢., 30c., 38c., 40c. and 50c., ‘and one lot at 3c., worth Séc., a great barvain, fine black ( $i. $1 lo and $1 23, a full line of Mourning Goods at low prices. ik Grenadines, black ground, 20¢ adines, best goors, 4 Be. and £0c. 3 Calicoes, Choloost Patterns und iast colors, Liye. We a a full line of the most popul: Pine black Tajeta Silke, 81, 8115, 31 Very superior Taffeta avd Gros Grain Sil $1 75, bi Ad 2 and $2 50, 25 per cent under Broadway Patel. and Turquoise Silks, in new shades. al 1 Naina and’ Lace Shawls, Sacques and 1 sol Covers. Spring Shawls, ottoman stripes, $2 75, $5.25, $3 50 to $5. Cashinere Sa aus, trom medium nel lace trimaned. fine, embro! Cashmere ial ans, $12, $14, A'™ ARE: PATASOLS AND SUN U MBRELT AS Opening on Monday, Great every, Aatyle Prices lower than any house. in. the city, Finest club stick Vunbretlag, twilled silk, with belt hooks, $2 75, $3 25. $4 und $4 50. Tourist and Promenade Parasols, plain and fringed; largest assortment on the avenue. Prices lower than any house in the city. OPENING ON MONDAY, } silk lined, linen lined and grass cloth lined | las, a manufacturer's stock, at less than half 1,000 Pongee umbr requis prices. Children's Pongee Sik Parasols, all colors, 45c. Grass ai unen and Pongee lk fun Umbrellas, all ined, 1 28, samnining our stock. » rt pore hase’ A’ MEAR, NOW OPENING, N OUR LACE I RYMENT, Yak, Real Point Thread, Guipure and Valenciennes. Also lines of colored Laces, to trim Spring Suits, French, Italian and Blonde: es, all widths. Hamburg Embroideries at very low prices. Wace Ties, Collars, Sleeves, Bows, Fichus, Thndkerchtets, Bufllings, Piaitings, in new styles. Millin Now opening a very larg trimmed RKonnd I * ‘ant assortment of sami Bonnets, inported and of our own manutactu Fine French Flowers and Millinery ¢ Straw, Chip and Leghorn Hats new shapes of every description, aud Frames; all the NOW OPENING, Latest styles of Dress Trimmings and Fringes Passementerie Gimps, Loops, oms and Braids, Sash Ribbons, Roman Ties, Windsor ‘Ties aici hows, Gros grain Bonnet Kibbons, in all the new euiors T MEARES, TR Housekeepers about to refurnish can find « larxe @ssortment of Muslins, Towels, Napkins, Quilts anu Cur tains, by the yard or pair, in Nottingham und Real Lui without payiiy exorbitant Broadway prices. Tidies, Tarletans, Organdies, Swiss Jaconet and aot A’ , MEARES NOW OPENING, briggan, English and German’ Hosie lengths, tor indie Merino Undergarments, adayte: be yh two and three-button Kid xtra long English + ‘All goods marked in pl throughout the entire eee ‘Assoononwent SPECIAL. are offering dering the next two weeks LAL INDUCEMENTS in the » following lines of goods ; LADIES! AND miss! |. MACY & CO. ARASOLS GROSS .GRAIN LLAMA LAC 'E, RIBBONS, SACQUES AND SHAWLS, STRAW, HAIR Al LADIES" STATIONERY, MA AGAZINES AND NOVE The above-mentioned goods, re marked at prices bess To SUIT THE In addition to the above be found amply supplied at ECONOMICAL WHITE GOODS, TOYS AND DOL EMBROIDERL ALL WA Parca Wont KID GLOVES, TRAVELLING BAGS, WOODENWARE, LVERW aR hes, dams, Cr Chocolates, Olives, Sardin H. MACY Fourteenth street and . STEWART & CO. SPKING NOV Paris Bro LLAMA AND CHANTIL in Shawls, Sacques. Fichus, Barns Trimming Le 100 pieces LIGHT GREEN LY! quality of $2 90 reduced to $1 25 Quality NEW BLACK, F at lower prices than the in ye Japanese Silks, partly sky per cent reduced nearly 5 PUKE W fe revening per ceut below tormer p: pstume Fiegant and novel fabrics in Lace materials tor overskirts; Al nous and Red Wool rouge adim tt Mohairs, ¢ RD WIDE reat b: TRENCH BARGAINS IN BLACK New tints in BONN The vopular Pals LADIES' SUN UMBRELLAS, sortment of handles than tas ey Plain black twilled s ‘augeable tw ebony and malaces handles. ALEXANDRE'S ¢ in ladies one, two, thre SUITS and P UNDERGAKM DRESSMAK UNDER SUPERIOR MANAGEM notice, a FITTING Ht productions, ERY BROADWAY, FOURTH 1 AVEN TO NOUS! ata great sacrific LACE CURTAINS SHIRTING, Towels, Hue! an buek, © SHIRIING and s BROADWAY, FOURTH. AVE STr T SOLIN A Inform their patrons and the public of their Temoval from With increa: to pl by our prodigio prices, low pri MONDAY, TUESDAY Ladies’ Su Undergarn oping Gh N A GREAT CARP at SHEPPARD 1 TREMENDOUS B SEVEN SPACIUUS FL’ French Moquettes English Velvets Also large va BODY BRUSSELS, Gira ENGLISH TAPESTRY INGRA REE-PLA OILCLOTUS from 1 to 8 UPHOLST A Brent variety at CE AND NOUTI) PIANO AND 4 WINDOW SHADE usual prices. SHEP? ous K N =KID GLOVES. Anew lot, suj at between Fighteenth a A Building to mens thre ete J. RUSE A HASTINGS, HARD, MEARES, 1 300 Sixth ay and 101. a at aud 08 Dinewenw sirvet. street, novelties in Io white Fienelt Chips, in ali the selection of rich Freach Viowers 4 Will nen on Monda DLAGONAL SERGE JAPAY CHLe metto and Florida Ha silk PARASO, silk Paras and ele zane e Carmine, corner — RRR Bleecker street,to RoR — Eck $28 Bleecker street, BR R Li R ~ R Christopher. = KE CORDS, TASSELS, FRIN: i 83 nnd 185" two-button at 75e. ND cure, ONNETS AND HATS OXYDIZED ORNAMENTS, PLAIN AND FANCY SASH LINEN RIBBONS, AND BATISTE SUITS. PUBLIC, PRICES. FRENCH F aN RIMMING SILKS GAUZ YANK! NG & CO. Sixth” avente. May 5 in INDIA CAMELS HATR SHAWLS, India Stella Shawls, shawls, Y LACE GOO Aces. ‘ON per yard. SILKS, sc. per yard, ») ks! UNDERWEAR the regular departments will with new and desirable goods RS, OSIERY, NOTIONS. IDS, ality of $4 reducoil to $1 90 per yard, 0 reduced to $1 75 per yard, mn qualities hav been gold for reduced 25 SILKS, 00 YUUND MIKADO SILKS 65e. per yard; about 00 DRE: ceptions in righ figured atd striped ‘ul silk Armui “PERCALE: NADINES at 75e. and $1 per yard, ail silk and wool. with a er be vith ivo sols, ING i MODE UPHOLSTERY GOODS In.every variety of style, make and qu TA forts: white and unbleached cotton, SUL TINGS; |, FLANNELS, &c. ; a our ne w store, 923 Bleecker street, R a R corner R ati R Christopher. advantages We will do our ntmost classes yusly low ces, low. Grand opening, (AND WEDNESDAY, “1 Goods, eves, Designs + $2 75 anc & jety of $165 and N e eeeouved, i pipet ENT IN j Ch Cluny e Gren- On the Fourth avenue section GRENADINE POPLINS 8, 180, i LONDON TRIMMED AND LEGHOKN more elegant as vee been otfered, ory, agate, Fancy Goods, Threads, Tapes, Fringes, Buttons, &c. brated Paris KID GLOVES . four and six buttons. OR sat aia ign i regular prices. ker street, corner Chri istopher. 1 upwards, S wud upwards. upwards. $1 and upwards. $, equally low prices, NAY ixth a Just opened, jor quality, one-button at She, pair, pair, nd Ninete 16 Hew shapes, wad Feathers, sr FIFTE onnetand Hats, fine 43 wide, & specialty. N. B.—This is a chance to furnish ata great saving from | venue. “TARRIS BROTHERS’, 877 Broadway, A Judia Camel's Mair Shawis and Scaris NTH black and A choice Ss ~ A’ JAMES MOREERY | & “CO. 3, Broadway and id Eleventh street. Will add, on Monday, May to their extensive assert nt of plain olored 5i Si cases of Now Goods, in different qualities, $175, $2 25, $2.59, $2.75, $3 and upward. cape Silks, in every color, $1 1234, $1 25, $1.59 and upwar W.\g JAMES M" CREERY & 00.8, Broadway and Eleventh streat, Fancy Silks! Fancy ailks t Stripes im gray and black and Mue, 87!5¢. Colore¢ all the new shaes, $1 0 25; reduced from $1 75. ounds, with elabo ® black stripes, in tound elsewhere, being exclusively Our 28 i desiens not t own producuow A’ JAMES M'CREERY & CO.'s, Rroadwa: and Eleventh atree t, lack Silks 1 K Sil The James MeCree: O ity silk, ” $2. Git best value ever offered e\’s Drap de France, in this city. Other vhemire ah and ele peated snaking and the celebrated “C; tL for brilli silk mia antifacture at JAMES MGREERY & €0.'9, Broadway and Eleventh street. On “Monday, May 5, we will clear ouf our stock of al Ln Bealls and. Or Halewttn Shawls, great sacrifice. Having marked them down to nearly one-half their original price, now is the lime for ladies to yet decided bargains in these goods, Oren Centre Real India Shawls, $35, worth $65, Centre Real India Shawls, $45, worth $75 Obe n Centre Real India Shawls, 875, worth $120, up to the fnest imported ata proportionate reduction. At JAMES M'CREERY & CO.'S, Broadway and Eleventh street, have received, per last steamer, another magnificent assortin Llama Lace Shawls and Sacques. These gooas are very choice, being all thread patterns, and the most tashionable shapes. Also a fresh voice of black th Saeques and Guipure Sacaues at v pad Lace Shawls and 'y attractive prices, N OURNING DEPARTMENT. JAMES McORRERY & CO., Broadway and Eleventh street, exhibit, tai On Monday, May 5, new and desirable tubries ia Mourning Goods. Rich Black Gross Grain Striped Grouadines Black silk and Satin Striped Grenadines, Plain Black Grenadines doop sesh) Black all-wool Grenadines, from 50e. upwi sound Henrietta ch and English Boibazines, light weight, qlsiimere, Drap D'Ete and Empress Cloth, tor Summer Clot “fiurathea and Crapo. Brilitantines, English torether with n choice assortilent of goods ealtable for hait mourning. Orders foc mourning onthts promptly attended to. At JAMES APCREBRY & Co eventh street, Broadway and will offer, Nainsook and. ¢ Swiss and Organdie Mu: Iite and Colored Tarletous; is ‘ed Pique Victoria and Bishop Lawns, sott finish India Twills, Nottingham and Lace Cuftain c.’ Also a splendid stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ rasols and Sun Umbrellas, in bine, brown, plum, hangeable silk, and all the leading styles and colors, ECIAL SALE OF Hosiery and Gloves. JOUNSON, BUR! & CO., Union square, will offer this week great inducements, in, their Glove, Ho: y and Underwear Departinents. 850 dozen of"2-but- ton pail sizes, and new shades, at We. per pair, W Pe doze "ni phean Bid’ Gibven, $196 per- patr, regular price, $1 2-button Kid Gloves, real kid, h $2, 308 os e! quality, at $1 65 per pair, wort Courvoissier’s celebrates a Kid Kid Gloves in great variety, and in ali the new shades, trom one to four buttons. comprisi Stripes, and A very supertor HOS We beg leave to call the ticngen of our lady customers to our Hosiery Department, which is now replete with allthe different Kinds of Hostery and Underwear tor Ladies, Misses and Children, for Spring aud Summer wear, We submit the followin PRICE LIST. Balbriggan flose at Se. jer pair. worth Ge, Balbrigs t 55¢. Per pair, worth dic. Balbrigi ate worth 7 se ot superting. 7c $1. fine, $1, worth 81 Bulbrixzan Half Hose, $5 50 per dozen Smyth's nuine Balbriggan Malt Hose, $10 How a specialty. desirable pattern of er dn ‘makes, aud at prices that y Fancy Cotta «Goods we Ui English and ( cannot fil to be attra ‘Our medium. qual ze from 30c. to 50e. per pair, according to size, ‘These goods are regular-made, UNDERWE R. 180 dozen Ladies’ Vests, at 65c. and 75e., gossamer merino. 186 dozen Misses’ and Children’s, 40c., 50e. and 60c, es of Gentlemen's, Gauze ahd Gossamer Vests and Drawers, at 75c., Soc. and i great bargains, JC DHNSON, BURNS & CO., Mand 36 East Fourieenth street, Union sqiiare. in gauze and A. BARGAINS IN SILKS JOUNSON, BURNS & CO., Union square, Till offer this week great bargains in B PLAIN “COLORED SILKS, ‘ain, $122 per vard, worth $1 40. $1 25 per yard, worth per Sard, worth 1 per yard, worth jet yard, Worth 2 80. 50 per yard, Seis. 5 pieces pieces Chalon houseboli pieces Bonnet Satin finish per yard, worth ave a large lot of Dress Patterns and short lengths of Bonnet, Ponson, Chaton, Tapissier, satin finish, which ye wall close out Wt 25 per Gent less than Cost of {igporta: ion. A large assortment of PLAIN COLOBED SILKS, $1, $1 25, $1 60 und upward, JOUN BURN: 34 and 36 East Bourt &CO., th street, nion square. T WALLER & M'SORL B White and Colored Lawn ay SUITS—3,000 LADTES’ inen Suits at $3, $4, $5, $6 100 Lustre and Poplin Suits, in the latest styles, nicely trimmed and well made, at $8, $9, $10 and and upward; $12, and upward ; elegant Suits, made of the most fashion- able materials, unsurpassed in style and fintsb, at from $20 to $90, and upward. Dressit ing Rooms—Dresses Altered and Fitted by tirst class « dre ssmakers, without extra charge; splendid assort: t of Sacques, Talmas, Dol- drap dete, &c., in the latest Dress Goods—Plain and corded Lustres, new shades, double widths, at 25e. ; mans, &c., in cashmer and richest styles, at lowes: prices. Poplins and Alpacas, new shades, Oe, and upward ; Japanese Stripes, We. and upward; Japancse at 2c. and upward; Stripes and Plaids, ilks, all styles, 50¢, and up- wards; Balernoes, Sate 15, Pongees, Cretonnes, &c., &¢., “upward; Camel's Hair Cloth, ‘or sacques and poloniases, , best makes, at$l, $125, Guinet’s sil new shades, at 3éc. and Cashmere, drap d'e At great bargains; Black sil $160 and upward; splendid quality, at yards striped Silks at 85e., $1 and Mourning . every make and style, at low- special bargains in black Alpacas and Grena- Shawls, in great var very cheap;, Cloths, Hosiery, White . Housekeeping Dry $175, worth $250 per npward; est price: dines ssimeres, Geodn iN figures: no deviation, CSURLEY, 24 Grand street, r Bowery. TUE POPULAR CARPET STORE, 123 Bowery, near Grand street, Carpets at popular prices, Fine check and white Mattings, 260. per yard. Ingrain Carpe and $1 per yard. v yard Three ply Carpets, 8 English Tapestry Brusse rd. Body Brussels, in new designs, $175 to $2 per yard. A large stock ot Paper Hangings, $125 pe Curtains, Cornices, Window Shades, Ollclous Rugs, at equally iow prices, All goods guaranteed as represented 914 BROADWAY, é iiported Patterns front Paris, Berlin and London Ladies will SAVE MONBY aud be SIX WEEKS in ADVANCE of importers of ready- Taade Suits. “ull ine of all (he now designs. Patterns and Cloth Models now realy. Cuiting and Basting. The Maxie Costume ready made in Linen. Patterns fitted to the form warranted pertect. AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, 41 near Twenucth street TY, VIGOUROUN'S, 122 FOURTH AVENUR-—STAMP- 4X ing, Embroidery, Linge Exabiatmness, Ladies! and Babies’ Troussevux. Specialty nitials, Mono» crams Jor handkerchicis, table and bed cloth, ‘The largest stock of French ‘Embroidered Goods, Collars, Night Gown Set, Drawers, Baby Dresses and ique em. broidered Clots, &c. Wholesale department 69 East Twelith street. — BROS, . Tust 4 lot of the newest iu one, two for Indies, gentlemen, misses and children. Saperior in quality to those of any over make. . Ul Liked between Eighteenth end Nipowentu streets. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1873.—QUADRUPLE SHEET. Der Soo. we __ DRY Goons. Al tHe New stone. * M. REIMAN & CO, late of New Orloans, 25 Union square, a few doors above Tiffany & Co.'s, and 25 East Piiteenth street, Importers and Retailers. Extraordinary Induccmonts and Great Bargains offered this week in their m Dry Goods Spring Silks, in all new shades, 75., 80¢., 90c., 96e., $1. Black Gros Grains, We, and upwards. Black Gros de Bhin, 95e. and upward, Japanese Silks, We, and upward. Black Grenadines, 50c., GUe., 75c., ADe., Me. Black silk stripe Urenadines, 20c. and upward. Black colored Silk Stripe Grenadines, 20c, and upward, Black colored Figured Greudines, 22346, 200, 308. aor Silk and Satin Stripe Grenadines at remarkably low rices, wast pieces Silk, just received, purchased at greatly re- need i prices, which we oiier to sell much below their value. New Spring Shades in Sitk Challies New Spring Shades, in Cretons, New pring Shades, in Camel's Hair Cloth. New Spring 5! in Cashmeres. New Spring Shades, in Silk and Wool Taffetas. New Spring Shades, in Silk and Wool Pongees. New Spring shades, in Moh New hades in rich Silk E Brocade, Goods, i Sladen in real Mohair (tripods. New Spring Shades: in Lens, New Spring Shades, in French Cuimbrics, in nigured @ ‘lait stripe, 12}e. and 150. ON OUR CHBAP COUNTER. Striped Foulard Grenadines, 20c., valuy $de. winged Spring Poolins, 20c., valu jue Suc, oof id Poptins, im blue aud white and black and white, c., value 0c. Grenadines, in stripe and figured, 20c. and 25c,, value 30c. and 35e. Black and white Spring Poplinettes, 18c., value 26c. Figured Delaines, ldc., value 20c. Mixed Poplins tor travelling suits, 1He., value 25e. Polka Dot Poplins, just receved. 25c., Value 3c. Japanese Poplins 2c, value 0c. Poll Dot Alpaca aud D Stripe Grenadine Barege, Lenos in all new shades, 25 Printed Linen Lawns, 20c. Just recelved our own importation of HOSIERY AND. UNDERWEAR, 3,560 ee Fos ) gentlemen and children. Regular made. ‘ose, 250. Regular FE: ish finished Walt Hose, 250. Fine Balbriggan Long Top Hose, $3 '25 per box. Fine Balbriggan Long Top Hosa, Sc. Anglish eemulare Long Top Hose, 500. th’s real Balbriggan Hose Halt Hose. dozen Linen and Cambric Handkerchiefs, for Ia- » Beuts, misses and boys, which we offer at great bar- ealinen hemmed Handkerchiefs, 1 Linen tape-bordered, 6c, and up. Linen hemstitched, 35. and ‘and up. HOUSE LINEN aoopDs, A fall line of Table Damasks and Cloths. Towels, Napkins and Doylies, ‘shectings, Pillow Linens. White and Printed Linen and Cambrics. Piano and Table Covers, Toilet and Bed Quilts, Lace Curtains, &e, SUITS, POLONAISES, REDINGOTES. Just received from Paris and Berlin a large assortment of Suits, Polonaises, Redingotes, Sacques, Dolmans, Lace Shawls, Lace Jackets, &c. Great bargains continually offered in these depart- ments. Suits from $4 50 to very finest. eemie aipeko eres Linen, Camel's Hair, Cloth and Poplin Su Wratded Ti Linen Suits in Sreat | variety. MOURNING AND BLACK Goons. Our stock of Mourning Goods is complete, and we are nd up. oneta great inducements in Henrietta Cloth, French, and English Bombazines Tamise, Parisienne, Australian Crape, Barathea, Em pross Cloth, Armure Gloth, Gros de Zurich, Cashmere, Biarritz, Drap a’Ete, Dra de France, Velour de Nice, Florentine, Byzantine, & ke. Camel's Hair Shawls in great variety and much below the regular price. Ladies’ Underwear at a sacrifice. Imported and do- mestic Goods in this department at remarkably low prices. We solicit a call, M. REIMAN & CO, T EEEE H H RRR Il Ef ats % E H UR R I H H 8 5" EB H HR R It no 8 8 U E H HR OR Uf HoH S KE HHHH RRR iL HUH 883. EB zs 2a. a F 8 K Bo Re BEd 1 H H 8 B H HR RW CO H H ges EEEE H HRB RK I OC H H 388 TEMPLE OF FASHION, 237 and 289 Eighth avenue, Special Notice. In addition to our immense assortment of Straw Hats and Millinery Goods, Suits, Undergarments, 1 Laces, Dress Trimmings, Black Silks, etc., e! we will open on. MONDAY,’ May 5, ire New Line of Black iaee Shawls, Sacques, ‘olmans, ete. , prices pe 25 per. pth ‘lees than gold cost_ot dmporiation, Black Lace Shawls, at $3, $5, $7, $3 and upward, to Black Llama Shawls, at $10, same goods as retailed for- merly at $22, and all other grades BY proportion. Black Lace Sacques, at $6 75, 50, 89 and upward, to ae axamination of fates Goods is respectfully soli- cites ‘Also opening a new line of black real Thread Laces, much below the regular prices, at EFEEE H HH RRR IL H HH osss gE B HS BH H Hs 6” H HR ROI H HS ’ E = 2 2 2s 2 ef HH 8 Re HHEH RRR Il © HHHH — SSSS E HRRE HOG H oH 8 = HRR UC H H 8 Hi HR RIT C ee H rc) EREE H HR R U_ co if is SS! 257 and 289 Highth avenues near Twenty-fourth street, A SPECIALTY. Estabiished 1860, THE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANY are receiving with every steamer the Latest Novelties in Flowers, Feathers, Bridal Sets and Veils, Wreaths, Parures and fine white Flowers, Filling and Sie Vases and Bas . Floral Dress Trimmings for wedding and evening par- ties to order. THE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANY, I, LOEWENSTEIN, Proprietor, 28 East Fourteenth street, four doors west ot University place, Pari No. 9 Rue de T GAYNOR'S, 824 Broadway, south of Twelfth street, Corsets, Skirts and Tournours, Specialties. Just reecived, several cases of real Paris made Coutille and Woven Corsets, elegant shapes and styles, adapted to any figure. Also Paris Novetth reloth Skirts and Tournours, superior styles and quailty, tr 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 $26, $42 and $48 per dozen. Fine English 3 Fd Ly % > 4 3 2 5 Umbrellas a a Es z a 5 z 2 3 3 z ad Chatelaine A complete new stock 0 Men’ 's Furnishing Goods per steamship Ci De FRENCH, Importer of Men's Furnishing Gane: and fine French Jewelry, 569 Broadway, Prince street « prner, YOMPAGNIE DES IN DES, 4 MM. VERDE DELISLE FRERRS, of the Compagnie des Indes, respectfully address themselves to ladies of America ‘contemplating a voyage to Kurope, inviting their attention co their productions of Laces and Cashmere Shawls, exliibited at the areho Rue Mehiied, Paris; amd No. "hue de ia Kevence, Braxotien Those who call, either trom interest and curiosity or for the purpose of buying, will meet with equal courtesy. As this house pays ho commissions under any circum: stances to agents, the direct purchaser obtains all the ad- vantayes. Ali goods marked in plain figures, Prices in- invariable. English spoken all over the house, Fabriques de Denteltog, Bayeux, If Kuo Royale. Alencon, 20 Rue de DE PERCEVAL, 739 Broadway, opposite Astor place. infants’ Cloaks, Coats and Capes, Dresses, Sacques, 4c. Antants, Wardrobes, from $66 Ub i 4, Bridal Sets, & Monograms and Initials embroiered to order. Laces cleaned and mended equal to new, Stamping and Stamped Goods, o> “TF Fabriques ‘ Cashmere des ndes, Cashmere, Uinritzur. nerel, Grenadines, Grenadines, two yards wide, “Bris, 8s, silk and wool, $1 2, $1 50, $1 75, $2, 82 25, $2 The above prices are searcely hal€ cost of importation. Black Sliks, ‘warranted the best value in the trade, Peadeome Alpacas, We. and Sve, We. per yard. Printea Fronch Batize, Soe, ; Just half cout, JAOKSON'S Mourning Store, Corner Broadway aud Warerley piaces DRY _Goops. Fy, ONsten aco. are now offering the ar he Anest ‘assortment of MILLINERY GOODS to be found in the city at retail, and the cheapest RIBBONS. Gros Grain Sash Ribbons, Watered Sash Ribbons, Block and Fancy Plaid Sash Ribbons, 19 cartons T-inch Gros Grain Sash Ribbons all silk. 100 cartons 7-inch Sash Ribbons, 95c., in all colors. 60 cartons T-inch Black Gros G ny rd, lack Gros Grain, $1 yal Ac 20 cartons Sinch Watered Sash Ribbons, $1 3, all silk. 50 cartons 7-inch BI a . manage Fie. Rom: 3 I. Bonner HIbBONS. ™ All the new Spring shades, in 6, 9, 12 and 16, FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHIP HATS, BELGIAN SPLIT STRAWS, 50 cases Hair Hats and Bonnets, $1. 200 cases of Milan Round Hats, from 65c. to $2 50. 100 casos ot Milan Bonnets, froin $1 to $5 50 25 cases of English and Fr ch Chipg, at $2, worth $390 100 cases of American Ch ats, $l pd have now on sale ve Ay map lete assortment of sever orfer: ; ut retail inthe elty, and much below jonocns? price, as we muntfacture gad buy our goods Kast Rich Laces? BLACK THREAD, GUIPURE, VALENCIENNE ‘ANISH LACES, VEILS, DOTTED NETS, MILANS, ILLUSIONS. Fringe Veils, in grenadine aud crape. Lace Veils, in all the new shapes. sess MADE-UP"LACE GOODS. Children’s Lace Caps. Normandy Lace.Caps, from $3 to $25. FRENCH FLOWERS. Just reoslved, 10 cases of the Latest Parisian novelties in MONTIER! ROSE VINS, GARLANDS, ROSES, IN ENDLESS VARIETY, which we ure prepared to sell cheaper thaa any other house for the same Class of goods. LADIES! TIES in endless varivty. 1,0 dozen 44g-inch Winusor Ties, se. Crepe de Chine Ties. Ladies, go to:0! NEILL f 168, BO 1S for ye . ML {RY GOODS. All goods mnarked in iain tigurce N, B.—Reduction to the trade. H. O'NEILL & CO., + $27 and $29 Sixth avenue and Twontieth street. Br BRO: 312'and 314 Bowery, 16 door below Bleecker street, WILL orrntt °ON MONDAY ‘tH MOST DECIDED BARGAINS OF TH THE SEASON IN Dress Goods, 8 Silks, &e, Many of these goods have been purchased at per- emptory auction saies during the past week, and in re- ioe cannot be competed with by any importer ‘Dress Suit Materials, 25c. ; cost 374¢c. gold. Dregs Suit Materials, S0e. ; cost 6c, gold. Dress Suit Materials, 87<c. ; cost 60c. gold. Dress Suit Materi: Dc. ; cost 70c. gold. Dress Suit Materials, 624¢c. ; cost 0c. gold. Dress Suit Materials, 75c. ; cost $1 gold. Black Gros Grain Silk, $1; cost $1 50. Black Gros Grain Silk, $1 12; cost $1 75. Finer Goods proportionately low. Black Alpacas, 20c., 25¢., 30c., 40c. and 50e., of superior lustre and finish, | Black Cashmere Also Crapes and ¢ We. anil up. pe Veils in great variety. Wo shall also offer 10) pieces 1 yard wide Fngtish Prints at 20c., Usually sold at Ste, 300 pieces Pacifle Percates (warranted) at 20, Linen and Housekeeping Goods, uilts and Domestics, which by compari will be found cheaper than they are offered by any other house. As we believe, we own these goods at lower prices, with one or two exceptions, than any use tn this Siig, and canyon acesuntot our comparativelyen 1 ex: penses, undersell any. We only ask from purchasers inspection, confident that our representations will be found correct, BRADBURY BROS, 312 and 314 Bowe: RESSMAKING.—A CAUSE OF COMPLAINT AT THE present time is extravagance in fadies' wearing ap- Rare ‘What it costs now to dress iady of fashion would have supported an entire fuily a few years aco. Messrs. ‘D & TAYLOR, to. Yrove that retrenchment i possible, have so arrange iteir Dressmaking Depart- ment that economy tn maryerial and trimming 1s particu- larly studied in every d+, nd they are now turnish- ing Dresses at a mUr'h less ‘price than the cost of im- ported garments, v/nile for style, fit, appearance, and fener eneral make wp, they are every Way equal to the finest ‘isian MAW acture LORD & TAYLOR, * Broadway and Iwenticth street. AIR 11 L. SHAW, 382 Bowery, betwoen Fourth aud Greer Jones streets, over dry goods The largest stock ‘or Human Hair Goods he cit Import and manufacture their ‘own goods and retail them at wholesale prices. Price Short Hair Switches, $2 and upward: finest quall Hair Switches, solid, not dyed IS inches tony." ounces weight. $5 22 inches long, 26 inches long, 4 ounces WelKht Do., 32 inches long, 4 ounces weight - 8, 2 3 Thread Switches, We. eaci eh. Shaw's patent Hair Switches, can be combed and brushed, $leach. Patent issued October ee 1859; reis- sued June 24, 1870. Can be seen at 352 Bowe Notice—Any unprincipled person infringing on this patent or counterfeiting these gvods will be dealt with according to la Branich Store, 363 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-second and Twenty-' tue poe Ladies’ own Hair made over in ree t styles. Comings made up at doe. per out Goodasent . O, I by express: charges prepald, on:re- ceipt ofcolor, and money in regiswered lewers or Post office order. . B.—L, SHAW will be at 352 Bowery, over dry vast until the 15th of May; atter that Will be at 364 ‘orner Fourth street. prowstar INDIA STORE, 839 Broadway, opposite Wallack’s. New Pineapple psd Goods, Pongees, Silks, Curios, &c., from China and Japan. OUVIN & CO. KID GLOVES, MAISON VIOLET PER- fumery.—An assortment of the Renuine articles al, ways on hand at H, GRODEE & CO.'S, late E. Bruce, 52 East Twelfth street, wost of Bro eee ten tie aa ARE Now OPEN AT 769 BROAD- way forthe sale of and instruction in Cornwell's ade Waist and Shoulder Measure. And in order that ladies may be convinced of =e su) oy of itover all others we shall on Tuesday and Wednesday next fit, without charge, any teats will bring lining for plain Waist or basque. RIP} PEN & CO., 769 Broad wi ME, ANTOINETTE BERNHEIM, 19 Brevoort place, Tenth street, aoe now in her Mod Kooms, of recent importation, an elegant assortment pe ADINE SUITS and Pou pa ATSES, CACHEMERE ANTELETS and WRAPS ATISE “POLONA ROIDERED B. BAREAST SUITS, WALK: INGERIES, BONSBTS, HATS and SY ART! which she will sell ‘at very low prices Brosmaking in all its branches. stor way. v M™“ naranyy Ri Soe & CO, ast Sixteenth street, between Yaion square and Filth avenue, tod Bon. have just received a large assortment of iny Beth. gud Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Brid ._N. B.—Dre: nd Suits mace to o reaths and RS, GEORGE BRODIE’S CLOAK ROOMS ARE siiil ‘at 31 Union square, up stairs JOLINGER & CO., SO LONG AND SO FAVORABLY Known at the corner of Carmine and. Bleecker eots, finding that the dimension of that store was ine Adequate to the wants of their increasing business, have removed to the corner of Bleecker and Christopher streets, where they have fitted up their dry goods estabe lishment in an elegantmanner, The success! of SOLIN- HCO, Is mainly due, to the eourtesy with which they treat thelr customers, and to the fact that they are experienced men in ‘the business, and know when and where to purchase their stock, which is at_all times Of the most varied and ncwest styles, and olfered ut such ae ean ey fod bo a pd We 4 speak fo arvest in their new an Aivige our lady friends to pay them a visit 737 BROADWAY, orrostre ASTOR PLACE. GREAT CLEAKING OUT SALE, on accountofa — RADICAL CHANGE in the management or our business, Our entire select stock ot mae ideri embroideries, Lace Goods, Ribbons, Sases, _ Trimmings, rian Butions, Silk, ke., 50 cENTBONA Tiere All goods meso lat ELSPIRL, TST Broadway, opposite posite Astor place. NOTICE, ~TEN CENT REFUNDED, IN CASH, ON BVERY PY RCH SEE Une SLA © : MITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, NEAt Sire wentieth street Sp) pring and piaminer fies Import aul ‘Costumes. M eae atgsrns ited to ane he rt ri Wa perfect e Outi ting ‘hind Basting. Come early in the HE LATEST IMPROVED FORMULA CAN BE oF at Mme. LIVINGSTON’S only, 788 Broadway, 10. Five general agents wanted; can clear $40 to $50 per week. _MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, A ~MArsON WALTON, 82 BROADWAY, ABO: nioa square, importer of Paris. “Bonnet En inh Hound Watatromtall the Yeading ‘powsess Mau’ oice selection of Bridal Wreaths, Veils, & L Beda his COLLINS” DRESSMAKING ESTABLIS! it, 26 West Eleventh strect, ladies can are getuine mated fitting Dresses made, med in lat arisian styles, Ladies invited to call. T MME. J. D. LIVERRE'S, 441 SIXTH AVENUE, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh stree' Stamping and Embroidery Establishment, children’s pique Dresses, stamped and alre: made; French Lit Gorlesana ladies’ Under he ndsome Initials lonograms embroide: to order: Lacey cleaned a mendet equal to new, M. OLNEY, IMPORTER OF FRENCH MI! ney, has elegant novelties ie Summer Bonnet and Round Hats, of her own. selegtion, from Viré oben, panier, zane and other leading Parisian house: Baglah Bt French Chip and wel Hats, ric! Elegant styles Mourning Bonne! 30 East Fourteenth street. Bridal Wreaths and Ve! YOMPAGNIE LYONATSE DRESSMAKING ESTAB- J lishment, 15L Ei irticth street, Ps Ape and Third avenues, nope Ox materials made; prompt- nese and punstaalt’ Is DEFOSS , ar ZAN & CTE, pie RESSMAKING.—STYLISH SUITS MsDE IN THR best manner at estiainatory: prices: embroidery by maaRine: satiermetion fuaranteed, A. WHITBY, 692 Third avenue, second floor. | ME, BERTHON—MODES, RONNETS AND HATS, 1 Bue Neuve fet Petits Champs, first floor, nei » Rue de aris, (ME. A. MICHEL, FORMERLY Witt MARTE GA loupeau, 423 Sixth avenue, near Twenty-sixth strect, iias returned from Paris by steamsitp Silesia with « most exqnisite assortment of Bonnets and Round Hats, care- v fib aids by herself in all the leading houses ot RS, DELLAC HAS REMOVED TO 115 WEST FORTY. 4 Ose street, Suits made in the latest styles at mod rate prices, ERS, ACQUAINTANCES, FRIENDS and neighbors are invited to come tothe Trinity Baptist church, Fitty-fitth street, near Lexington avenue, Rev. Dr. Hulme, pastor. Preaching morning and even: ing. T ROPINSON HALL, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND Fifth avenue, the Society*of Progressive piri LL STRA ists will hold their services in future. The children's ane ati A. 24 P.M. Bryan Grant at Ty. 5 D ARE INVITED TO HEAR THE REV. P. L, os, pastor of Berean Baptist church, corner of cets, this day, at the usual hourae LL SAINTS. EPISCOPAL CIURCH, CORNED Henry and Scannell streets, Rev. Wm.’ N. Dunneil Tector.—Divine services every Suhday at 1030 A. M. ant 7:30 P.M. Seats all tree. NTHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY-EIGHTB Street. wast of Sixth avenue, Rev, R, Heber chord Rector.—Services at 104 A. M. and at 3% P.M. service by choir and chorus of 300 children. Subject of sermon, “The Creation.” The Rector will preach, YF URCH OF OUR SAVIOUR, REV J. M. PULLMAN, J Pastor.—On and after next Sunday until vacatio this Churoh will worship, by invitation, witn the Chu of the Divine Paternity (Dr. in’s), corner Fifth a nue and Forty-fifth street, morning and evening. \WUROH OF THE MESSIAH, PARK AVENUE, COR J ner Thirty-tourth street.—Rey. Henr, Powera Morning service, Il A. M. Subject :—“Human Perfection.* Evening service of praise, at which seats are free. \HURCH OF THE NEW JERUSALEM, THIRTY: / fifth stree' etween Park and Lexington, avenues.— Rey. William Hayden preaches. Sublect—"Strongthem ng the Weak Hands”, Lecture in the evening-—“The Scenery of Heaven.” The public cordially invited. (SHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE corner alee filth street.—Rev. Georre, H. He) Orta preaches to-day Morning si “The Claim of on the Sout.” Hvenig subiectes"After all, Goass Wil At Best." Mgregatlonal Bible Class in the church at 3. ALVARY CHURCH, GORNER OF FOURTH AVENUR and Twenty-first ‘street.—The Right Rey. Bisho Armitage, ot Wisconsin, will preach Sunday, May morning and afternoon. Services 103g a. M. and 3% P. My REE SITTINGS.—CHRIST CHURCH, CORNER Fifth avenue and peel street, Rev. Hugh Mile ite Thompson, DP. D., rector.” At the 3:30 P. M. service im uurch the seats are always free. LIMPSES OF ANOTHER WORLD, Direct communication the next. Press especially in- vited. 19 West Twenty-second street. i ha M UNITY CHAPEL, 128TH STREET AND Fourth nvenie, —Rev, W. T. Clarke, this morning af 1:45, “A Cheerful Religion.” "Strangers welcome. Note sores NG OF THE FREE TARERNACLE of the M. E, Church, Thirty-fourth street, between Seventh and Eighth aventes, on Sunday, May £ Preach- ing at 104, 4. M. by Rey. Bishop Janes. ' Sabbath School exercises ‘at 2 P.M. The evening services (is o'clock) ~ P, Abbott, Dr. 1, M. Wns Di Downing and Bedtord st bject—" X The most important truth. between ROS and FOSTER, jctpatea in by Revs. W. John E, Cookman and others. VILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH, street, west of Eighth ayenue.—! THIRTY-THIRD Rev. J. Spencer Kennard, pastor. Aseries of Sunday A pecuuer on “The Use of Moses," will be delivered by tl Commencing Sabbath'evening. The publle generally will be made welcome. DEV. B. 0. FLAGG, D. D., WILL PREACH IN THB R Morning and evening in the church in Eighty-ftth 1, between Lexington and Third avenues. ISSTAN-GREEK CHAPEL, 951 SECOND AVENUE, near Fittieth street.—Divine services in the English Hien sila every Sunday at 11 o'clock. All cordially i, ted. RY; . LM. ATWOOD—FIFTH UNIVERSALIST SO- cin Plimpton Building, tebe Led corner Stuy- ‘vesant is morning, at I eC aioe Groun of Public Beet. AW aptly invited. T. JOHN'S CHAP ‘ARICK STREET.—REV. MR. Ss Avil will preach at JOS M. “and Revs Mr Teoh QT. LUKE'S M. FE. CHURCH, FORTY-FIRST STREET, Pa pat ixth PyMni Erenehing | on. ne nase at 10) H. Vincent, D. for bein; neeciantly absent from the city, there wili ve ne evening, service. . ' oe THOMAS’ CHURCH, REV, DR. MORGAN, REC. ‘tor.—Morning prayer, 9 o’clock; Litany sermon andj Holy Communion at 104g o'clock; children’s service, 3 M.; afternoon service, with serinon, at 4 o'clock. ( TEINWAY HALL.—REV WAYLAND HOYT, PASTO of the Tabernacle Baptist church, Second avenu and Tenth street, wil preach in Steinway Hall, Sund. evening, at 7%, and inthe church at 1% AM sa ject™ of fan ing sermon—‘‘Friendships, or Choice of Asso- ciates,”” Ss" IGNATIUS” CHURCH, FORTIETH STREET, BE- tween Firth and Sixth avenues—Sunday services | tT, 9 and 10% A. M % P.M. At the 74 P. M. ser=, pleda this evening ana Thext ‘Sanday (Ith inst, the Rey, | wer will repeat, Luan request, the two Easter ser. hons preached by hiin on the mornings of the frat iad Sundays alter Eacter. ; GPiRtroaLier SERVICKS BY DR, ¥ SIDES, aT Union Hall, corner of Se and Fourth streets,’ Jersey City. Circle at 3and 8 P. M. RINITY BAPTIST CHURCH, FIFTY FIFTH STREET near Lexington ayenae, ‘Dr. Holme, pastor.&Subject this morning—“'Christ’s Treatment of the Weak and Sinful.” Evening, “A Manly but Much Neglected Duty." HE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SET= tlement of Rev. F. H. Chapin, D. D., as Pastor the Fourth Universalist, Society of this city, will be cele- brated on Wednesday, May 7, atthe church’ corner Fifth) * avene and Forty ifth strect. In the afternoon at Be o'clock addresses by Revs, Thomas Armitage, D. Dy Moses B ; “}. Simitnt Dodge, Jr.; J. M. Patiman, BE. ©. sweeter and Dr, Chapin. ify the evening at 8 o'clock a social gathering. HE COSMOPOLITAN CONFERE: om EAST Fourth street, will be addressed to- mats M., by Mr. Bertholiet. Subject—"'The Soadaet or the United States Government.” Discussion open to all. He SPIRITUAL STS AND FREE THINKERS OF Jersey City will meet in their new lecture room, first floor of Franklin, Hall, corner of Montgomery and Warren streets, on Sunday next, Morning lecture a 104g, conference or discussion at 2! evening lecture F Lect ig Higetn J COOKE WILL PREAOH IN ST, urer for the month of M. . A. hh, West Twenticth street, on Sunday ati o'clock, in aid of the Young Men's Assoc! hurity fund. evemn, ation ¢ YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. _ TOW ‘BOAT; CYLINDER 16X17 ay HES; rs old. For pars apply to WM. G. Fe SALE—THE CABIN SLOOP YACHT GLANCE, 4 feet 6. inches over all: isin thorough ord a and wt be sold fully turnished and at a reasonabl e. For further particulars call on or address WM, L Sw Ny ‘0 Pine street. WOR SALE AND CHAR boat, 160 ft., 3ft. draught —SIDEWHEEL STEAM- ight accommodations ; s1de- wheel Steamboat, aew, 130 ‘ft, 90 in, draught; passenger Propellor 79 it, 3% ft. draught; freight and passenger Propeller, 300 fttong splendid hight wecommodations. WHA’ , Jr., 62 Harrison street, BOAT, 21 FEET LONG, address T. P4 Herald OR SALE, CHEAP. For further Uptown Branch offle OPELLER HULL (NEW) FOR SALE—FIFTY FEET Tong, a8 she now Hes, at Inwood: also six-oared Shell Boat, Adply to Ei. M. COLYER, sing Sing. XECOND HAND SAILBOAT, 20 FEET LONG, CAT, Fic, new ail. all complete, for $150: 50 second handt ship Boats, haif price. STEPHEN ROBERTS, foot of 14th street, Harlem River, YMAUL STEAM LAUNCH FOR SALE CHEAI—ALSO 1g horso Engines, Boilers and Serows t piy acpier Skat iver. psponcies sae! UG BOAT OR YACHT FOR SALE—W FEET LON T' feet beam 5 be seen running between oat grnor'a tained and ibe : Wee MANTING West Thirveenth street. reat = a W pen TO CHARTER—POR or MONTHS, BOATS oF ALL KINDS, WOOD —. METALLIO 968, 373 open Canal Boat, not less than 17 fet wide, to ice. Address, faahe Zh}! paruculars, 108 COMBAN' 150 on hand and built reet, Order, at ry ‘South street, and Lath street and Hark inet i me N ROBERTS. EXCHANGE. ANTED-LUMBER, ~ MOULDINGS, DOORS, SABIE Blinds in exchange tor fetes EL NOP Ing, usehiner coupe eee Belting poly s y