The New York Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1873, Page 2

NEW YURKK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY Il, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET. tartling mite rel ty all aing, es. always. given, omething always new, actions Ucoumb to low prices, that Rave to be sold aTORE. 8 Novelties. . tup 8 S uooU Nh oTrrrrmr =| ss ha ie uo T a 8 8 u Ui . 5 8 vu oul T 8 sss. ou u r 833 su wu i T 8 BAB, oi Be r 8 8.8 U_o r 8.8 888 u0U ? 883 k All ees, Cashmere, Ponting, Bars, ouinens, Victo- bah " 3, Bwiswer, tri w abades, LADIES’ oN Fiih cnwenre, Bridal Sets from Cheapest japapeon’s Gove-dtding Corsets, Mrs. Moody's Corsets at $2 4 ars sto stock of Aprons, from 25c. ap. pp Skirts, rustle, ie $7 ‘B87C., 46c., 5NC., 750. ‘appe! Ds a 0 Wrappers Tadies* ‘Misses’ oa all sill, tm all the latest stylos, yles, at 75c,, $1, $1 Club Handlos at $20, worth $9 ob latge'stock, cheapest this season. Walking Canes at $1 50, worth $250. Ottoman Shawis for $5, former price $9. Cashitere ShRWis, oped Centres $4 50, wortb $9, large stock at ‘all prices Handsome Gros Grain yt Le 2S worth $2, hi Lyons extra heavy, $2 25; h $3. cheapest | Trimming Silks an Satins, ‘ait colors. u Dis count to the trade, H 2 pes: or) Tl EEEEE RRRR Y y H oO ir E R RY H H oO 3 8 } ae | oS ms Y HHO O silt E RR ¢ mh HHHH O OSssS If EEEE RRR yy H HO O8 it E RR Y uw HO O8 rE R R Df B80. O88 iE R R =. H #H (OOO 8888 II EEEEE R R iz ones at | Ladies are invited, to examine our | Cheapest extensive stock of Hoslery. Ladies’ and Misses! “GLOVES, aneeen. GLOVES, KID GLOVES, in all colors anu sizes; every pair warranted ; bhthlad tte emt 22 0008) arge stoc! 100 dozen extra larne Towels at $2, ‘an pieces bleached Table Damask, two yards wide, at cents. 300 dozen pure linen Napkins, at $1 per dozen. £0) Aihumbra Quilts, largest size, at $2. 1,000 Lancaster Quilts, largest siz ‘at $110. 54 Muslin at ISe., 6-4 at Be. 84 Sheeting at D4 atsie, apest this season. he cheapest this season. fat dic. All Goods marked in ta platy. Egures. at D. SOLINGE CO. One Price New Store, 828 Bleecker street, corner Christopher street. A. —SPECIAL SALE. JOHNSON, BuR NS & CO., Union square, IMPORTERS, will offer GREAT BARGAINS this weeek in MILLINERY ane STRAW GOODs., 250 cases of extra fine Black Hair Hats, all new shapes. T5.canes very fine Split Straw Bonnets, $4 and th Perry ey ten iP) ts, $4 ‘$4.50, wor 60 cases of White Chi, Round Hats, in new styl 1 ‘$1 Sand $1 75. if perien $2 Gcasos ofextra fine French Chip, all new shapes, just 180 cases of Leghorn Bonnets, Round Hats and Flat } $2.50, $5 50, $4; extra fine goods. eae 850 cases of Shade Hats for La Ladies, Misses and Children, We., 65e., 7bc., 880. and upwards. BO0.cases of Black, Brown, Gray and White Milan and Fancy Braids, $1, $125, $1 33, $190, $175, $2 and up- wards; extr fine goods. 85 dozen of Black French Chip Turbans, just opened. TRIMMED BONNETS and - . ROUND HATS, Sery desirable goods, at the foriowing prices:— BONNETS.’ ® gre ROUND wats. PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS, the largest assortment we have cver bad the pleasure of offering our customers, 850 black and brown, ALL Sit SILK, 18-inch SUN UMBREL- LAS at $2 25, worth 300 black and brown, ALL SI ', inch, at $3 25, 250 black and brown, ALL SILK, 24 inch, at $4 25. Chany peatie Silk SUN UMBRELLAS, all shi $3 75 and upwards. aetna ‘Will also make , Bt ad make large additions in the following depart. RIBBONS, LACES FRENCH F! ‘FLON ‘FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ~__ HOSIERY, GLOVES and FANCY G0 ‘GOODS, fend at prices to suit the times. IN, BURNS & CO., 94 and 36 East Fourteenth street (Cnion square). KOCH'S, Carmine and Bleecker streets, shis week. Great bargains in T [ DRESS GOODS. | 1 One case of fine §; v pose bowunites sae Cashmere, in all the latest and cin, ree worth 40c. id 250. Pince CURTAINS From aueiton, @ little damaged on the voyage, athalrthe gold cost, Splendid Nottingham Laces, I6c., 18. and We, ‘estibule Laces at 8c. ee. bar yar ard, yes fine Laces at Svc. aly ber eres worth $1, LACE SACQUES AND SHAWLS. Fine Lac . Siti om ry $7. ‘rom auction, Algo © fine Black silk #: ft 10 5 ' ‘rorth dousie ths mone Fast received, a lot of _REDINGOTES, Me \de in the ig mon tanproved style. bart nels h and Poplin Redingotes, 10 1 mata’ and ot Se Sate thin Seem A w Com ott i nd $16, “* ‘Suits and i Redingoten fi from $3 fy is \ KOOn's y ed day) Pileecknr and Carmine streets: one | GOODS. on nannenereete "NG THE POPUL, GRAND OENTRAL ESTABLISHMENT. During this week willexhibis @n unusually fine assortment INFANTS’ WHITE SILK BONNETS AND HATS, in a variety of atyles, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Now R@ADY, Pentirny ‘tment of sgl SUMMBR UNDERWEAR, im merino and gauze, LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. tS pase SACQUES, LLAMA LACE SHAW. LLAMA LAGE FICHUS. Ladics can cnstly satiafv themselves: by comparison with other houses that our goods, of procisely the same pattern aud pad Ce see CA piniates are from er cont POWER IN PRICE, FLOWERS, PARASOL. ~~ RH. MACY & CO, _ Fourteenth : strect and Sixth ave: STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, pannnennnnnnc nnn Atmacrive BPRING NOVELTIES FAVORITE RESORT #ASuIONABLE NEW YORK, The choice variety seas STYLISH AND DEarRAlue G00D8 to be found ¢ roof of the VAST AND conmopiouse ESTA SLEMIM ENT of * renders it one of the MOST DELIGHTFUL AND CONVENIENT ALONS FOR PURCHASING FOR THE LADIES ol * NEW YORK AND SUBURBS, The immense business transacted by this firm enables them to contro! TUE CRCLIRAS SELECTIONS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE, and Wo offer to their customers a constant succession of NEW N diesan REASONABLE AND #Conomtcar PRICES. MACY & CO, Fourteenth streot a z JAMES 3 MW CREERY & CO.'S, Broad’ mayen and Eleventh street, Department. Having made extensive purchases in colored and black Silks during the recent depression in the European mar- kets, we offer our entire stock, comprising all the newest colors, mariue, brun, ecru, &c., &c., at a reduction of 20 per cent trom the prices of the earlier part of the season. lac | Guinet’s Drap de France, James McCreery & Co. Bonnet’s Satin Fini: The sublime Cachemi which, for brilliancy of finish excels any other silk manuiactured. A vory great variety of other makes au unusual reductl Family Sill a, \d elegance, nd Sixth avenue, A T. STEWART & CO. are offering GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS ata creat sacrifice in regular prices, LACE Cir PAINS: 4 3 i ani UPHOLSTERY GOODS in every Mate f of style, make and quality. and Table Linens, Towe: Huckabuck, ern lots, white and unbleached Oplankets, Quilts, ‘Flannels, &c., &e. * BROADWAY, FOURTH ce NINTH AND TENTH T JAMES M'CREERY & CO.'S, Broadway and Eloventh street, will offer on Monday, May 12, alarge assortment of fine Lyons fancy, Silks at reduced prices. Grisaille Stripes, $1 25, reduced from $175. Grisaille Stripes, $1 50, reduced from $2. Gray and black Stripes, 87: fa adh the new designs. Fancy colors at $1 124, Y & CO. and Eleventh street, T JAMES MORE: Broadw on Monday, May 12, Breat, bargains in, tanc: Spéing ad Summer Dress s, including all the latest novelttes. Sultana and Mohair Seryes, In ail the new suades of sage and mignette, S0c. per yard. Freveh Mohaity,sitin strives, Imitation Carnes tar Boh light texture, Brocaded Japanese Poplin, ¢ sant designs, 37360. Brocaded, striped, 25c. Plain and fancy Mohairs, reauced to 20c. and T JAMES M’CREERY & CO Broadway and Eloventh street, will offer on Monday, May 12, their entire'stock of Suits an Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear, at greatly reduced prices. T JAMES M'CREERY & CO.'S, Broadway and Eleventh street, will offer on Monday, May 12, ii stock. ‘oods, in every fabric suitable for Spring and Summer wear, great reduction in prices, Plain Silk Challe: in new rehese Real India Pong ks, Striped Sicilian, reduced rots $4 to $2 50, Camel’s Hair ahd Silk Serge and Armure, $1 25. Brocaded Mikado Silks, reduced from $1 ‘50 to $1. French and English Pohgees, 623¢c. upward. Pure Silk Wett Mohairs, 75c. per yard. Fine Summer Cashmere, 750. per yard. Fapausse nilks, suneronguatite: bie. 29 780. Extra quality Sicilian Silk, in plain colors. Trish Poplins, tn ail the new w Spring shades. T JAMES M'CREERY & CO,'S, Broadway and Eleventh street. ionday, May 12, we will clear out our stock of Real ie ee and Calcutta shawls ‘@ great sacritice. Having marked "hen down to nearly one-half their original price, now is the time for ladies to get decided bargains in these goods. Open centre real India Shawls, $35, worth Open centre real India Shawls, $45, worth Open centre real India Shawls, $75, worth $120, Up to the nest imported, at a proportionate reduction. T JAMES M'CREERY & CO.'S, Broadway and Eleventh street, have received, per et steamer, another magnificent ssortment of Llama Lace Shawis and Sacques, ares goods are very Nee cae all thread patterns and the pat fashionable s! tah invoice. of Black Thread Lace Shawls and nd Guipure Sacques at very attractive prices. AT WALLER & M'SORLEY'S—SUITS—3,000 LADIES White and Colored Lawn and Linen Suits at $3, $4, $5, $6 and upward; 2,000 Lustre and Poplin Suits, in the latest styles, nicely trimmed and well made, at $8, $9, $10 and $12, and upward ; elegant Suits, made of the most fashion- able materials, unsurpassed in style and finish, at from $20 to $30, and upward, Drossing Rooms—Dresses altered and fitted by first class dressmakers, without extra charge; splendid assertment of Sacaues, Talmas, Dol- mans, &c., in cashmere, drap d’ete, &c., in the latest and richest styles, at lowest prices. Dress Goods—Plain and corded Lustres, new shades, deuble widths, at 25c. ; cas, new shades, at 25c. and upward; Stripes and ! laids, 20c. and upward; Japanese Stripes, 2c. and upward; Japanese Silks, all styles, 50c. and up- ward; Balernoes, Satteens, Pongees, Cretonnes, &c., &c., new shades, at 35c. and upward; Camel's Hair Cloth, Cashmere, drap d'ete, &c., for sacques and polonaises, at great bargains; Biack Silks. best makes, at $1, $1 25, $1 9, and upward; Guinet’s Silks, splendia quality, at $1 75, worth $2 50 per yari 3_ Striped Silks at 8e., $1 and upward ; Mourning Goods every make and style, at low est prices; special bargains in black Alpacas and Grena- dines: Shawls, in great variety, very cheap; Cloths, Cassimeres, Hosiery, White Goods, Housekeeping Dry | Goods, &c.. at lowest prices. | Ali goods farked in plain feures, no deviation. McSORLEY, 245 Grand street, near Bowery. Poplins and Al T GAYNOR’s, 8% Broadway, south of Twelfth street, Corsets, Skirts and Tournours, Specialties. ‘Just received, several cases of real Paris made Couttlle and Woven Corsets, ¢leyant shapes and styles, japted to any figure. Also. Latest Paris Noveities, in French hairefoth Skirts and Tournours, superior styles and quality, at reasonable price NOTHER GREAT DISPLAY. LOOK AT THE PRI EXTRAORDIN Awad 1873. RD & Ot 301 GRAND STREET, May 12, 118 additional pieces saperior cent importation, oth Rick Bisck Grow de Batra rich Gros de Hine 1 10, $1 20 rap de Hich Black Drap de France 1 3 1 Rich Black Gren eral 1 20° $1 80 Extra super Gres Greii 1 68, $1 75 Extra super Gros pe . wO 22 Satin a fini m3 @ 2 a ade Addition to ‘their Ia iS hy of Spring and unin CL Striped SIL! from 65e. up. and strangers are tavited w call and examines CHARLES HEARD & CO.. 301 Grand street. A. KID GLOVES. Jast opened, & new lot, superior quality, one-button at Ae. pair, two-button at Se. pair, IARRIS BROTHERS’, . Broadway, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth st streets, T SMITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, Aci tiiaies street—Spring ahd Summer styles, Cloth mote TED: beautiful Costumes, Patterns, with ranted romeady | Patcerns fitted to the torm war. eriect; cutting aid basting. Come BARLY in the é Vv. VIGOUROUX? 8, 122 FOURTH AVENUE, STAMP. | Ay Ry peony, Lingerie Betablishiment—Ladica) Taitiala, Mo for handberehte ie a 2 Targen stocks of Fane ths nowt nid ect i Baby Clothes, &c. ines Capeline. Whulsalame: | § A, ® stewart & CO. Will open on eae April 12, {SACQUES, mryts, *pebniten, PARASOL ata reduction of aon trom last season's prices. They will also open iy 4 J pdpvolce to add to their POINT GAZE, APPLIQUE AND CHANTILLY SHAWLS, FLOUNCINGS, ori Ce RANDKERCHIEFS, FICHUS, &c., REAL CHANTILLY and GUIPURE JACKETS, $8) each ‘apwards. Real India Stella Shawls. India Camel's Hi Hair Shawls. BLACK, PLAIN and Boe ope SILKS, japal IRISH ant LYONS POPLINS, Poulards, Gaze de Chamberv. All silk Grenadines. POPULAR DRESS GOODS. Fourth avenue section, Diagonal Mohairs, 25c., worth 40c. Stripe Poplins, 4 formerly Toe. Swel Mohairs, 26. per yard. FIRST QUALITY RE! oH poe cca) neat designs. 20 cases to be opened at 18c. per yard, value 35c. Also, io pleces of beautiul KRVEHM TUOKING, in Freach Nainsooks, $1 per yard, reduced over torty per cont And a very largs and complete stock of many lines REDUCED 3 PER CENT. The rer, latest LONDON and CONTINENTAL NOVEL- TILES in HATS: s And BONNETS, trimmed and untrimmed, of STRAW, Wie on at and LEGHORN, LINERY AND SASH ett had ‘ sinew ni algo to close & JOB No. 16 Se. aN ONE HALF FORMER Vaive, eHREAD AND LLAMA LACE PARASOLS, White, black and colored silk Parasols, mate ayer style of handle, in ivory, agate, ebony and Elegant Fans, Fancy Goods, 4 dc., dc. An imi se assortment of t of imported SPRING SUITS. ja the latest and most desirable cut and fabric, from $9 10. $33 0: legantly made BLACK SILK. etsy ae Muslin Dresses, white Lawn an to $300 each. Pique Suits. Buf and drab Linen’ ne Suite, trom $6 each up- ards. "Special bargain te in Sephyr Wi ad each, actual value SP sie UNDER SUPERION MANAGEM executed at short notice, WITHOUT DISAPPOINTMENT IN TIME 0 Nu, equal in style and elegance to 1e reign ore. resesi VERY MODERATE. BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE, NINTH AND TENTH STREETS, A MME. J. D, LIVERRE'S, 441 SIXTH AVENUE. 441, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty- -seventh streets, mping and, Xmbroidery. Establishm children’s pique Dreases. nd already in neh Lin. eHies and indies’ Undergarments: handsome fnftials aud lonograms embroidered to order; Laces cleaned and mended equal to new. (AT THE POPULAR CARPET STORE, 1233 Bowery, near near Grand street, Carpets at t popular prices. Fine check and white Mattings, 2c. per yard. Ingrain Carpets, 50c., 60c. and $1 per yard. Three-ply Carpets, $1 25 per yard, English Tapestry Brussels, $1 25 per yard. Roay poet in new designs, $1 75 to $2 per yard. Piper “Maneings, Certains, Cornices, Window Shades, Oilcloths and Rugs, at aed low prices. ds guaranteed as represented, All AAA A INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS AND SCARFS, the choicest goods in the trade, argains, Retiring from business in July. Building to lease for three or five y ELL, 33 East Twentieth street. RADBURY BROS, 312'and 314 Bowery, one door below Bleecker street, Will commence on MONDAY a great sale of Dress ap Suit materials, All the new shades of plain Belermo Cloths at cx Roane righ Mohair Lustres, 3lc., m4 sit oe new colors, All Pity hier Japan worth double those with apanee o eckaon ‘sold every- where at that price, sap. Milkado Silks, 62\4c. ost Tbe. gold to import, All il chain French Poplins, $1. Fortner price, $1 8 RADBURY BROS. 312 'and 314 Bowery, one door belo’ Mourning Goods in great to the finest quailty, of superior lus ig 0 the finest quailty, of superior lusize wid usapproacha- bie value for the money. 3 Bupery quaiity of Cashmeres, 50c, and up. riped Grenadines, 2e. sold last scason at 40c. Black Crape Morette; 81, two yards wide, Gost $1 0, gold, to Import BeAvwvRy BHOS. S12 and 314 Bowery, one door below Bleecker street. Black gros grain and glace Silks, $1 to $1 28 Finer qualities at $1 37 to $1 Superb quality, Finer goods Bropertionstely low. Also a li ew shades in plain Sitk warranted Tull dolled, and selling chstwhcre nt $1 78, RADBURY BROS. S12'and S14 Bowery, one door below Bieecker street, Jor style ana gtsand Cloaks of superior style and finish and at ore rices than first class work can be found else where. ag Liama Lace Shawis and facy jues bought at the recent peremptory sales for cas! RADBURY BROS., 312'and 314 Bowery, one door below Bleecker street, Bousekeoping Goods, els, and ‘Bedqiuites, Also 1200 pieces ye Engligh Print at 20c., wide. f ‘acific Percales at 2c., together wind @ large assortment of Domestic t Bleecker street. a Linens, Damasks Cc W. FRENCH . will open on MONDAY, ew Spring Styles of OH White ind Colored shirts, made to order. First class work and ft. Cali and see samples at $36, $42 and $43 por dozen. Fine Engiist Urabralias for Jadiog and xontlemon, Ladies’ French Jewelry Chatelaines, Belts, Ac A complete new stock 4 Rornis sing Goods per ste; abi ©. W. PRENCHL Importer of Men's Furnishing Goods and fae French ITS SS arosdway, Prinve street cone pay SHACTD GNV AUIS S009 ONTHSINGOA NAN bg 2 be KID a MAISON Vioul a PERFUM- DRY GoOODs. P dat D y Ham om < Embi ler; garments, Passementeric, ‘with great care, at very popular pri As we make PaRASOLS ee a specialty for the scason | we offer them 10 per cent lower than any other honse. We have now on hand a ombroidsrod, Corveta, which worth $2. we all * Union Bazaar, 343 Sixth avenue large stock of those 58-bone itl sell at $1 50, . MAGNUS. Comore DES bigs ‘MM. VERDE DELISI FRERES, of f the Comnagnie des tudes, Fespectiully address themselves to ladies of America contemplating a voyage to tele atkentign 10 ¢ tb choir productions of Kurope, inviting and Cashmere Shawls, eahibiied at their wareh OLLIE, Rue Richlieu, Paris, and hue de la Regence, Bruxelles. No. Those who call, elthor from interes for tie ‘As th aya no commi stat Fabriques de Dentelles, tr eo ‘of buying, wull ineet with equal courtesy. tise A issions unde) ry 2 the direct purchaser obtains ail the a ue Lei goods marked in plain figures. Prices in- uglish spoken-all over the house. | Fabriques de Cashmere des aud curiosity or der any ciroum- Bayeux, 14 Rue Royale. ndes, Alencon, 20 Rue de Lencret. Cashmore, Umritzur. { Damien iL CLOTHS. MATTINGS, sneeity BROTHER: 808 Broad wi oe 0 os Cloths, Mattings, c.. at Crosaley's Kg eek Mat Binoloam Foor @ Sink as far'superior ‘&o., special - in our ofcen fol ein Cloth’ ‘in urabifity, has the Santee of ah i ane of cork; also noiseless to orale the ‘tre: DE PRECBYAL, 739 Broadway, op| Infants’ Cloaks, Coats, and nts’ Wardrobes, from Paden’ Outtita, 1. Bridal Se site fer. place. ‘apes, Dresses, Sacques, &o. ‘$66 up. ac. Monograms and Initials tinbrouderod t to order. Laces cleaned and mended gous to new, ‘Stamping and Stamped o pa SMITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROAD. near Twentieth styles JUST IMPORTED: beautiful with cloth models, now read. 101 street.—! spring and Summer stumes; Patterns, ; Patterns fitted to the Torm warranted pertect, cutting and basting. Come EARLY in the day. H O'NBILL & CO, are now offering the finest assortment of MILLINERY GOODS to be found in the city at RIBBONS. retail, aud the cheapest Gros Grain Sash Ribbons, Watered Sash Ribbons, Block and Fancy Plal Plaid Sash Ribbons. 100 cartons 7-inch Gros Grain Sa Sash Ribbons, 100 cartons 7-inch Sash Ribbons, %8e., in $l yard, all silk. all colors, cartons 7-inch Black Gros iros Grain, $1 yard, warranted all silk. 2 cartons 8-Inch Watered Sash Ribbons, $1 35, all silk. 60 cartons 7-inch Block Plaid, ¢ 5c. yard. Roman Sashes. Roman Sash BONNET RIBBUNS. All the new Spring Ribbons, ades, in 5, 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 cases ot Milan Bonnets, from from $1 to $3 50. ihre ot English and French Chip at $2, worth $3 50. 1 cases of American Chi have now on sale Stra |s ever offered at ret: below ae Prices, a8 we manufact goods E, motteon, lete assortment of il inthe city, and much ure and buy our Rich Lace: BLACK THREAD, ‘a GUREUEY VALENCIENNES, SPANISH LACES, VEILS, DOTTED NETS, MILANS, ILLUSIONS. Fringe Veils, in adine aud crape. Lace Veils, in all the new shapes. MADE-UP LACE GOODS, Children’s Lace Caps. Normandy Lace Caps, from $3 to $25. FRENCH FLOWERS. Just received, 10 cases of the latest Parisian novelties in xy aaa ROSE VINS, GARLANDS, ROSES, IN ENDLESS VARIETY, which we are pre house for the same Class of goo LADIES’ TIES in endless variety. 1,00 dozen 44-inch Winusor Ties, te. Crepe de Chine Ties. Fancy 7 Ladies, go to ONEILLYS for MILLINEEY GOODS, Fee Sees e tr ai foods marked in Reduction to pared i sell cheaper than any other oods. H. O'NEILL & CO., 327 and 329 Sixth avenue and Twentieth street. AIR 111 L. SHAW, 352 Bowery, between Fourth and Great Jones airect, over dry goods The largest rock os ot Human Hair Goods the city. nm Import and manutacture their own goods and retail them at wholesale prices. Price ul Short Hair Switches, $2 a an upward} Hair Switches, solid, Sanges watane Do., 22 inches tong, 26 inches long, 4 ounces weigh! Dov, $2 Inches long, 4 ounces weigh a ve le Seine $F natural ally c ten Wee per yard Snes matt jnch i ees Seok ‘url; neh, $4 Thread Swiiches Sie each. Shaw's patent Hair Switches, can | brushed, $Leach. Patent issued ‘Oc sued June 24, 1370. Can be seen at Noticos-any unprisoiplod. person. (0 Hs ordin; enty-second and Twen' Ladies owa Half made over In Int Combings made up at 80c. per ounce. (4d combed and very 18869; reis- infingtig on this ent or Sy oenalaagd hese goods will jealt with . ch Store, 363 gee hein A ws chaders uy Gooussent C. 0, D by express, charges prepaid, on re; ceiptofcolor, and money in registered office order. N. B.—L. SHAW ae be at 364 Bo" street, on and at the branch store, 363 Sixt avenue. letters or Post cerner Fourth r Monday, May 12; aso 1362 Bowery, and HA" BROS. Just opened. KID GLOVES A SPECIALTY. @ lot of the newest and latest shades in one, two and three button. Harris’ seamless Kid Gloves, for ladies, gentlemen, misses and children. Superior in'quality to those of any other Le oad Way, 837 Br between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. Mo" DINKELSPIEL, 737 Broadway, opposite Astor place, The excitement continues. We must sell during the next week $10,000 worth of our Stock at leas than half the cost. We will offer extra bargains in Hamburg's Real “ , eal Guipure and Real | Fa Fine French Passemonteri | Buttons, Anentircly now lot of Sash and Millinery Ribbons, a at an immense sacrifice, prior to ~ a change in o 1 Thread Laces. Small Wares. in our business. All Goods marked in plain figures, Do not fail te call carly to avoid the rush in the after- hoon, MORITZ DINKELSPIEL, 737 Broadway, opposite Astor place. Notice—Ten per cent discount on all purchases above one dolfar, ME. NATALIE TILMAN & ©0., al teenth street, between Ra square and Fifth ave nae, have just received aacitul wrth Bonnets, Keand Hat reathsaud Veils, ac. N. to orde: 12 EAST SIX. assortment of im- ridal ORK a DYRING AND are ESTABLISHMEN STATEN ISLAND. 95 Duane street, near Broadway ar Sigh th stree! oat ‘hirty-sixt ont street, Res nee vy be Retina ladies’ ani Goods ka a gupexjor ES’ TAULISED IN 1319, New York, Brooklyn. DRY GOODS. N cee MoGIBBON & EDGAR, 383 Sixth aren ‘ between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, — Chis Waak groat bargatas un thelr house Keep ink othe: Napkins, be Table Clothes, aokine, at holesale “EES RIEL nano, et Honeycomb Col nteranes, $1, worth 6135, Full sized heavy Counterpane, $1 25, worth $1 60. Puil sized Jacquard Connterpane, $1 75, worth $2 25, Full sized extra Counterpane, $228, wor 15, rau cued ive heay way ene, $3. 8D, Worth $3. Pullaized Marsett jusits, $2.50, worth $8 25 Full Mal uilts, , Worth $3 50, ‘aed, iiles Quilts, $5, worth $375, Pull larseliles Quilts, $3 45, worth $4 25. i aed outer uli phrih By, Pull Sized super, super Quiltn 6a weet Ful wi Fall sized y 4 ofa etn a hen te nd ‘unbleuche Muslin a1 ey gpakes at ry fh avenue, Goods, ant ai Sheeting ina lowest prices. itemember 7 ea between Twenty-third and enEy it tre MITH'S PATTERN BAZAA 1) Faentieth stroct—Sprin se deg tas ie oe model. now read iy Mp atorae Med se tS Toy a perfect. Cutting and basting ¢ Come EARLY ia the th \TANDARD LOTTA BUSTLE. . Diploma awarded by the Aa Aumerican Institate, 1872, as the best Bustle, Covered by uarecal patenta. Porfect in all parts. Tt has been thoroughly tested and found umexampled in superiority. A mode! of pertection. Fale veroater Hen, rik others combined, (os. 1, 10, 24, 11, &0., &c., you will find our largest “in | Noa, 5, 15, 20, 3, &c., you will find smaller sizes. Tes NEW STORE, uM. REGAN & CO, 16 of New Orleans), 25 Union square, a few aw fats ‘above Tiffany &'Co.'s, and 25 East Fifteenth street, Importers in Retailers French, English, Irish, Scotch, Swiss, German and By reo Ladies wil dnd it to 9 thelr i interest to bear us tn mind grea they are about to purchase inelr Dry and Fancy Goods. fe offer the greatest inducements and bargains Iworde: ta gait the reputation of belag the most popular resort tor Fashionable Goods. at lowest prices, Mot only be the eheapest on Broadway, but tho Cheapest in the ci re Wo are determined fo gain the reputation of being We shall work hard till our desired ambition is gained. ics, save yourmoney and bear inmind that the cents make the dollars, and goto M, Reiman & Co., Where You are sage to save from 25 to 35 per cent. Go to M. Relman & Co. for bargains in Spring Goods 9 to M Heim for new styles in Bike Reiman é Co. for # handsome Dress of the 10 M. latest ‘Paris 5 igre in & Co. for fashionable Dress Goods. ao o M Rei & Co. for handsome black Grenadines. Phe Rell &Co. for new style colored Grena- ine. Go to M. Reiman & Co. for novelties in Japanese Silks, eee Reiman & Co. tor a handsome line of black wie ta M. Reiman & Co. for French Cambrics and Per- ott to M. Reiman & Co. for pure Irish or German Linon, Bot im - Reiman & Co. for Towels, Table Cloths and Ray nee to fi. _Relman & Co, for Linen Sheeting and Pillow one "Reiman & Co. for fine Pique and Marseilles to M. ae &Co. for best English, French snd egrman Hosier} Tan a ae Helms & Co. for best Underwear in Gauze, e at Go to M. Belen & Co. for fine Embroideries, Laces and ibbons. Go to M. Retman & Co. for Parasols of the latest styles, ge to M. Reiman & Co. for best Kids, Fans and Perfume- ‘Go to M. Relman & Co. for ba: Pe ira in fine Llama, Laces, chews Jackets, Dolman: fi to M. Reiman & Co. for Caines ‘Hair Shawls, 9 to M. Reiman & Co. for latest styles in Paris and Bein Suits. oor Reiman & Co. for best line of Ladies’ Under- gare ni go pe Ramen Co. for best makes ot Corse! in & Co. for best brands ot Muslin, % to au doe dest idee fod M. Reiman & Co. for Cassimeres and Clo ‘loakings. . Reiman & Co. for fne Bed Blankets. Gene ‘will please bear us in mind when in need of Un- derwear, Hostery, Gloves, Handkerchiets, Ties, Suspend- ers, Toilet Articies, &c., &c. Economy is the road to yeah, Save all you can by calling on M. Keiman & Co, for good one ett eaeew Go to M. Rehnan & Co. tor real Balbriggan Half Hove, Go tom: Relman & Go: for best English Halt Hose Go toM: Hetman & Go. for best French Halt Hose. 0 to M. Reiman & Co. for best German Half Lose. toh. Reiman & Co. for pure Linen Handkerchiofs, les juarters for white and printed Linen, Linen Lawns, Linen Cambrics. ‘These items we had manufactured for us in Boliust tor many years and for our New Orleans trade. ‘The rush still continues at the successful Dry Store alt socking for barguins, which they are sure to find at 25 Union square. HE PARISIAN FLOWBR COMPANY are constantly recelving the latest novelties in FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BRIDAL SETS AND VEILS, Wreaths, Parures of fine White Flowors. Specialty in filling and rearranging Vases and Baskets. Floral Dress Trimmings for wedding and evening parties to order. THE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANY, 8, LOWENSTEIN, Proprietor, 28 East Fourteenth st, 4 doors west of University place ; No. 9 Rue de Clerz, Paris. Wi LLINERY AND DRI DRESSMAKING, A “\ —REMOVAL.—BROWN’S 3 LONDON 1 ROU: iD HATS + and Paris Bonuets E. BROWN, sister of W. ©. Brown, New Bond street, London, has ‘now some new and elegant sty! 852 Broadway, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth st —MME, LUMLEY, 110 WEST TWENTY-THIRD « street, near Sixth avenue, dressmaker, desires to Call attention to her new address, where she {s prepared to make up ladies’ own materials’ in the latest styles and at moderate prices. T Sunraé Was ke DRESSMAKING ESTABLISH- nt, Eleventh street, ladies can rely on puting peice we dresses, made and trimmed in latest arisian styles, invited to call. T MRS. R. A HASTING’S, 16 EAST FIFTEENTH street, novelties in Bonnets and Hats, fine black and White French Chips, in all the new shapes. A choice selection of rich French Flowers and Feathers, A IME. DELLAC, PREMIERE DE LA MAISON get, de rans, informs her customers that she has Femoved fo 115 West Forty-first street, and she has re- ceived new patterns of the latest styles; very moderate prices. MAISON WALTC 862, BROADWAY, ABOVE Union square, importer of Paris Bonnets and Eng- lish round Hats, trom all the leading houses; also @ choice selection ot Flowers, Bridal Wreaths, Veils, &c. INNS’ MILLINERY REMOVED TO 779 BROADWAY, opposite Prewary 6. —Opening display of Millinery Monday, Ma: in_ our elegant new rooms, 779 Bros way, formerly mae Bleecker street. Avoid mistake, \ M. OLNEY, IMPORTER OF FRENCH MILLINERY, + has elegant novelties in Summer Bonnets and Seema Hats of her own selection from the leading Paris houses. English Stray. | Frepoh Chip and Leghorn Hats, h_ French Flowers, erie reaths and Vells, ke. ebant styles Mose mast Fourteenth street. RESSMAKING.—MME, WYMAN OUTS AND MAKES ladies’ suits at less prices then any other first —_ dreasmakerin the city. | 27 East Fourteenth stre Looe oe ‘square and Fifth avenue. Also good ‘Tands wante ME BERTHON—MODES, i Ruo Neuve des Petits Cl the Ree de la Paix, Paris. M*E. LEFEBVRE, FROM PARIS, HAS LOCATED herself at 112 West Forno street, between Broad- way and Sixth avenue, where she will make Dresses in the latest style on reasonable terms; Suits elegantly made and trimmed, from $10 to $20; perfect fit warranted. M*®. EORGE. BRODIE'S CLOAK AND SU IT rooms are still at 31 Union square. . M. DOWNEY, 2774 SIXTH AVENUE, IS NOW repared to exhibit a handsome assortment of Spring find ‘Summer Bonnets and Round Hats; also a few India Shawls, both open and filled centres, at decided bare: BONNETS AND HATS, hamps, first floor, near GA las held nt the oftce of the Nee wane Phe ead Eaton pa Com Maer A ada Soe a acd from May 3 to June s HENRY C, MURPHY, President O. P. Quurrann, Secretary. rane, Seine (jBEaT succEss OF THE DAILY GRAPHIC. Important announcement, vom Tho attention ot the pubile Ts directed to the tol’ lowing extracts from late letters received (rom prom foent news agencies, We have made no idle boasts in claiming for THE DAILY GRAPHTC » success that is altogether without precedemt im in the history of journalinn. Tho paper has distanced, competition, ite circulation is larger than any other first- class evening newspaper in the the United States, and ismore Tewapapers in New eerie te rast witha mueh more generous appreciation tian we h ‘at the out and Macirenlatos. is BRE, inacs ra Be GOODSELL, Managers. view of the Peri of copies which bark you for Fai it any tous that you should be unt: sor te ‘The demand. ts mucls israee oath, cous we ‘dt arse supposed it eau, i With a ed prompts ai pabuiahing Hes e fhe by yearly greater demand.” is Yours respect! He EATBION RICK c FARRELLY, Manager American Mews ‘Company. Weare glad to say that THE DAILY GRAPHIO is in croasiuy with us and we think it 9 well worthy of it, AB first nobody here expected itt succeed, but now they expect yot greater things from ft. Although, taking thot sands of New York daily morning papers, THE GRAPHIC is the only afternoon paper we can sell. d) HENRY TAYLOR, (Gighe Manager Baltimore News Company. Daily New Vork oven! have heretofore had’ little or uo vale, but THE GRAPHIC has been @ decided (Signed) W. ROBE, Manager. Albany News Company. ‘The paper is much liked here. With this single ex- ception (THE GRAPHIC) we sell noteven a copy of the Rew ‘Yor! Sirol ae tnink we can extend the ‘sale ma- ‘rial igneah hes J. J, DYER, Manager ae England News Company, Boston. — a ‘LINED erat be rafeanent ttl GLASS-LINED ae The pi of this com} I use in the finest Frellings in this cit ranted to be the only pipes where water can remaii any length of time 4 out being yensered re nous for domestic purposes. They lected by heat and cold, and will ot Durst, tn Winter's and will not ne any repairs ‘All orders tly Attended to, and full sutisfuction. given. | ro invited to examine for et pipes. W! Sauer, Troasurer. tion to the Toporty of Profesor D., Editor of facturer and Builder, Professor of ot ‘Shemistry New York Medical Colton Gooner Institute, New York. and Girard College, pe ine a pa be and of the Sanitary C ittee of & PN Lol NEW PATENT FLY AND MOS. Destroyer aed panes Indian Insect Powder and “inginerble Mi tic for the destruction of al) kinds of vermin. a fisite ot Meee 6 corner Broadway. ‘OUSE TAKEN CARE OF DURING THR FAMILY’S. absonce; three to six months; reference the very best, Address Mr. LAWRENCE, ‘Astor Place Savings Bank, + care Wm. J. Pease. AVANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERIES.—PRIZES cashed ; circulars sent free. JOSEPH BATES & CO., mn ‘Broadway, New York, room 31, first floor. PARAGON SHIRTS, Len ) order. ‘and warranted to fit. ©. O. D., to any part of the country, at Shiste’ Warasatia’ tn very 6 eehice, Rew: srork Mi Hills and best Hnen.- rts ready made and to oy Bhiriings in great variety. Directions for measurement ane on aon ee ble: aes Sixth avenue and Nincteeth street, New York. briny (ett Fe ae ore a o' ‘ater joths ai Fleas, at DANZIGER'S ome, 72 White street, cor= ner Broadw: MAHA LEGAL GIFT ENTERPRISE. POSITIVELY MAY 20. 8,465 Cash Gifts, amounting to Pied aid in full. Of 1s of winning numbers sent to purchasers of tickets immediately after the distribu- tion. TOBIAS, Tet tae are ie: TY SG of St Nassau reese: FICIAL DRAWING NORTH orighae » LOTTERY. EXTRA CLASS NO. 40, 55, 36, 15, 43, 75, 3 = 5, r 25, "30TH, Canolscttag fo, 710, a i i oRRKEN @ N 4-0 ‘coe , Managers. mm Guavimee it, New York. Ons AL DRAWING» tebeled NLS | Heine LOTTERIES. No. 32l—may 40, ok ana na ts ‘4 oo, A Ky. aalacee rea CLUTE, Broker, 206 Broadway. prears INVITED TO THE OFFICE OF “NEW York and Hartford Publication Company” will, fur- Bar ze ends of justice by sending their address to M. A. 'H. 7 Park row, Advertising Agency. savas HAVANA LOTTERY.—A. DARIES HaS RE- to No.7 Murray street. Post office box 4,909. Dealers suppied at the lowest market rates, OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.—GERMAN STATE LOT- tries, Send for circulars. RITTER & vO. 85 Nassau street, room fe HAVANA LOTTERY. Royal Saxon Government Lottery. Bregeracs Government Lottery. R City of Hamburg Lottery. re oars en Son , ZSCHOOH, Post office box 6.080, 116 Ni T. THOMAS Be kt ag ye A Reryet he e = return we ae eects tate OW. OARLE, SS Ol sip.” TAMMERING.—NEW YORK STAMMERING INSTI- tute, ortablisned 1870.—Professors Mann and Colvin, Managers, 10; West Twenty-third street. 13 institute closes Juiy 1, reopens September 1. Seven days’ instruc- tion allowed applicants to satisty themselves. No for board when required or vervives until cured. for prospectus. OFT CAPSULES, SOFT CAPSULES. Castor ofl and pase op nauseous medicines can be taken omy en fely in Dick & COs SOFT CAPSULES. No taste, no smell, Sold by all druggists in this city. vache LOTTERY GRANT—FOR FREE Perpetual, Class 9170, 19, 90, 23, 8 82 45, 27, 02, Xa Clas 98—10, 7, 7! 4i, 1 ‘& CO. it top HewsYork TE Bost office bo DEALERS IN LUMBER AND BUILDERS’ MATE. River Front, substantial Docks, Canal ness location, at Newark, to lease. An Ht Duane street, New York. GEO. W. HOU! ‘NITED STATES STAMMERING INSTITUTE—417 Fourth avenue, Dr. J. H. WHITE, Principal. Stam- mering permanently cured; reular; refer- pens itil cured. One warm IAN'S CONFECTIONERY, © East Twelfth street, thira dor west of Broadway: Manufacturer of the best French Almond Paste Can- dies, wholesale and retail. Best Caramels in the United States. Soda Water, with choice Syrups, of our own make. WANTED TO EXCHANGE—A NEW food MARVINS fe te fine family Horse, with suitable Fo a ee an arnt a nie Post office, New York, (LLEs, A. ViOL, 65 EAST TWELFTH STREE athe, Broadway. are now ready jor novelties in King; beautinil styles on hand. Also Bonnets tnd Hats, made end to order, at lowest prices, ME, A. MICHEL, FORMERLY WITH MARIE Galoupeau, 423 Sixth avenue, near Lani t sixth: street, has returned from Paris per steamship Silesia, With ‘a most exquisite assortment of Bonnets, Round Haws, oaretully selected by herself in the fading houses of Paris only. Se TLANTA AND. RICHMOND ATR LINE RAILROAD — ‘This road, 263 miles in length, and forming a part of the shortest line between New York and New Orleans, Wb be cpecess in afew days for through business. mortgage el ight per cent bonds is Tanited. ° per mile. The small amouat remaining unsold we offer at i and accrued interest. LANCASTER, BROWN & CO. AcraRtiEs WHOSE STOCKS HAVE BEEN SOLD «at the Stock Exchange owing to.an Insuflciency of margin canirecover dai For a personal intervi address OUNSELLO 14 office. A CAPABLE At AND RESPONSIBLE Lawres WILL i, business, fees contingent on result. Address H. C., box 2,376 Post office, _ ‘AW BOvaL HAVANA LOTTERY. Drawing ot May 8, 187%. No.” 5,738 drew. 100,000 No. 11'789 drew. au No. 26,969 drew. tom No. 8,462 drew... 5.000 No. 1,157 drew. ‘000 No. ‘1drew. ti - rowan ec MAMPI a ia Pa, HERALD aon arene orrtc pram ce corner of Fal ‘nay 30. Me On 15 Bast: Twent nth street, be- tween Fifth nm avenues, “Th, ck fever with any other house. Rentearand the only ‘one et that name, established in this business in 1861, 9.58 we H. HANKINSON’S STEAM CARPET Cleaning Werks DRAWN Re! IN THE LEGAL- 4 Kentack iy ot pe ae a Royal Hav: , 12} Sen rena #°S co” wohtes coumtson a me Beaxce OFFICE oF THE EVENING TELEGRAM, SOUTHWEST CORNER BROADWAY AND THIRTY-FIRST STREET, UPTOWN DEALERS AND NEWSBOYS SUPPLIED EVERY EVENING. ~ WATCHES, _JEWELRY, x, de. PU TWO KARAT + Will geht for PyAMOND. <1 HAVE A PURE WHIT! me orth sur Ditties redress DIAMOND. eral’ OR SALE, CHEAP—ONE NEW JULES JUROEN- RlsaTach: Sh paere eel eee tee ot was nm OVEY, 141 Bast Bixteonth yee, IMPORTED NEW AND SROOND HL HAND. AND, COLL and Silver Watches, by oO} Pins or ae Studs can be meneh