The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1874, Page 1

WHOLE NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1874.-QUINTUPLE SHEET. E NO. % 134. AMUSEMENTS Pounra Pacx—Third, fourth, fifth and "sixth columns. ASTROLUGY—Fourrn Pace—Second column. BALL SEASON—Iwaera Pace—Fourth column. WLLTARDSfauereeNrH Pack— sixth column KS WANTED—Skconp Pack—First, second and “tied columns, and Tuintkenta PaGk—Second col- BOAND. "AND. LODGING WANTED—Srconp Pace— ‘Third and fourth columns, and Tuiateenta Pace— BROOKLYN BoanD. ‘SECOND P, Fourth ¥ rs mp Pace Fourth column. BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FU e BALES tissie PAGE feeond aoe third columns, ‘and’ EIGuTEKNTH PaGe— hird BUSINESS Ore /RTUNITIES—NintH Pace. BUSINESS NOTICES—Ecevents Pace—Sixth column, GIGARS AND 108 ACCO—Twairmn Pagk—Fiith column, CMY BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Firtu P. and second columns; Kiguteenta second aad third columns, aud THiRTEEN First column. CLERK» ANO SALESMEN—Tiirp Pace—Fourth and = columns, and TuixTeeNta Pace—Second col- man. evr 1NG—Seventrenta Page—Sixth column. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS—Tuino Pace—Fitth j= sixth columns, and Tuimreentu Pace—Second colui coast Wit! STKAMSHIPS—Seconp Pace—Sixth col- 0. R) —Tweirta Pack—Fourth col- DENTISIRY—Twaurra Pace—Sixth column. DRY GOODS—Finst Pace—Second, third, fourth, ftth and sixth columns: and Twsirxtu’ Pack—Third, | arth and tit h colnmns. DWELMING HOUSES TO LET, PURNI-HED AND UNFURNISHED—StxtreNtn’ Pack—Second, third, fourth and fi'th columns; and Nivsrzunta Fourth, titth and sixth coluiuns, EUROPEAN STHAMSHIPS—SxconD Pace—Fifth and Sixth columns, Pace— BUROPs—fweirtn Pacr—Sixth column. Seen eaere Pace—Frourth column. YES AND EARS—Twestiery Pace—sixth column. APRES Es—iweirty Pacr—Fifth column. EXCURSIONS Secon Pace—sixth column, PINANCIAL—Ninte Pace. FINE ARTS--Twrirta Pace—Fourth column. ie sALe— tanner Pace—Third and fourth col- FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— SixTeENTH Pack—Hifth column, and Niveteenta Pack—Sixth column, FURNI i ed Pace—Fifth and sixth col- um: wRenciis * A DVERTISEMENTS—Taunrexntt PaGx—Sec- ond column. HBLP WANTED—FEMALES—Tarep Pega Taira and ply columns, and Tuintregytu Pace—First col- HEL!" W ANTED—MALES—Tnrnp Pacy—Sixth column, and TrintenstH Pack—Second column. HORS, CARRIAGES, &C.—Szventeentu PaGe—First, second and third « olauins HOTELS—Seconn Pace—Ko BOUSES, ROOMS, 4C, WANTED Povmrn Pace—First ‘and'secona coluinns. INSTRUC TION—1 weirrn Pace—Fourth column, JBBSEY C.TY HOBOKEN, HUDSON CiTY AND BER- KAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Firti Pagr— hita Coluina, aod £icuteentu Pace—Fourth col- 11. LECTURE SEASON—Twetrtn Page—Fourth column. Ki AL NOTICES—TweLrtn Pace—Sixth column. LOAN OFFICES—Twentieta Pace—Sixth col Lunn, LOsT AND FOUND—Twentieta Pace—Seeond column, MACHINERY—Tnirreenta Pace—Fourth column. ARBLE MANTELS—Twevrta Pace—Filth column, MATRIMONIAL—Twetrtu Pace—Fourth columa. MEDICAL—Fourta Pacr—:econd column. MIGLINERY AND DRESSMAKING—Twentizta Page— Forth column, MISOELLAN“LOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Fovrrsgenta Pace—Six*h column. ae CHLLANEOUS—Tweirm Pace—Fifth column, MUSICA Fae Page—Sixth column, NEW PUBLICATIONS—E.eventn Pace—Sixth colamn. ERROR ease tare ary | columa. L—First Pace—First column. bees eae ORGANS, Six POLITiCAL—!'wxirrn Pace—Fourth column. PROFESSIONAL & Srivat ONS WANTED—FEMALES— oe Ses! and eed columns, and H Pacr—! PROFEINY | Tne 40.—Turetersta Page— olum! OUr OF THE CiY TOR SALE \ EN(—Firrg Pace—Third, fourth, firth, and sixth ng and | Hicurpuniy’ PaGe—Fourth, fith and Ou NO 15 EXCHANGE—E1cntrentn Pace— Sixth column, and Nixgreenta Pace—lirst and second columns., REAL ESTATE WANTED—Niverernta Pacr—Second BA eenicigte NOTICES—Twetrta Pa Fifth column. § OWALS—TwenrieTH Pack—Fitth column. ELITH Page—Fitth column, Page—Sccona column. VENTEKNTH Pace—Fourth, fifth —FEMALES—Taimp Pace—First and second coluinns, and Tuirteenta Pace—first column. BITVATIUNS WANTED—MALES—Tnirp Pacr—Fourth columy, and Tu! ‘econd column. SPECIAL NOTICES lwratizrn Pagwecsixth column. SPORFINGSbous, BIRDS, &C.—SkvENTEENTR Pack— First column. STORAGE—imercenta Pace—Fourth column. Suma: BB RESOKTS—Tuinteentu Pack—Second col- THE Thal DES—Tnirp Pace—Sixth column, and Ture- TEENTH PaGE—Second column. THE TURF— kv: Pi TO LET FOR BUs! Hives and second column, and NineTEENTH Pacx— nd Fourch columns. TRAVELLERS GUIDE—Sxcoxp Pacr—Sixth column. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— SixTRENTH *—Fifth and sixth columns, and TweNTieTH t and second columns. slew rd 10 PURCHA: ‘wkLITH Pack—rifth col- waTeHics, JEWELRY, &0,—Twe.rta Pace—Fourth anes BEA! RA: ARDS—TweENtIET SAT AUC HION RICAN FAMILY ANS WISH TO ADOPT an interesting little girl, a blonde,-about two years old; must be of respectable American parents; tufl sur- render. Address, for three days, BOSTON Herald office. ALONZO-NOTE RECEIVED. EVERYTHING AR. ranged tor Monday aight. Reter to ball column. ‘You will understand all. PAUL. BEAUTIFUL LITTLE About two vears old. Breoklyn Post oftice. LGOMA—EVERYTHING I8 NOT RIGHT; WE MUST be stranyers; letter at last address. _SAN JACINTO, — ROOKLYNE LADY WHO LEFT CAR ON SATUR. P. M.. at Gates and Franklin avenues, please Herald office. GIRL FOR ADOPTION— Address Mrs. WARNER, NORNER BROADWAY AND SIXTEENTIL STREET.— Friday rhoon young lady (tight shoes and striped silk) sunited at xontieman on corier as ane pacsed wp with lady trend. Address 1N BLACK, box 135 Herald Uptown Branch ottice. MPTAIN H. 8. a! the old place, OME AND SEE ME ANY TIME, where we once li Hl, noxt Gran STREET, WEDNESDAY—TALL, BLONDE young lady, torn dress, please communicate to gen- Herman handed’ pins Address TRUSIWORHY, Herald USTAV SCHNEPPE, OF STETTIN—THERE ARE letters and draits for you. Call at once or they will be retarned, L. G., No. 6 south William street. NENTLEMAN THAT MET LADY IN THE CARS coming rom Baltimore, and called on her the fol- lowing Monday, wili please call again at same aadeeae H. H, REQUESTS WITH TO-DAY'S EDITION TH “untarpished” name of his “extravagant” uae mirer who so liberally supplies the Mercury. ARRY—CALL *OR YOUR DIAMOND. STU D AND Joe's quarter-second watch, at LINDO BROTHERS, _ Ra Broaaway. NFUORMATION WANTED—OF MRS. ELLEN OALLEN or anion Who game fromm ante New York in 1963. ress A > r , care of Carringt b Zoude 0o., Philadelphia. rent rte SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF MRS, aa ary r Mary Kelly, who left Birr, wings gounty, re) d, Sa last, toa from at 487 Washing- ¥ HARVEY "RAYMOND TS | IN THE CITY HE WILL A came ia an old friend by addressing CHARLES, ation F, F JOHN M. BAIRD, ALIAS BELMONT, BROOKS, Ball, &c., who remembers being in Cuba on the Ltt ot June, 1873, will address Ida L. Moutrose (old address), Gon Cuba, he wil bear something to oe giyan- e. 0. B. HOL JR., 213 SIXTH AVENUE (NEARLY * opposite Macy's). would be pleased to see the party of ladies and genticmen who called about having paver perk Sede ainilag done lust week, His stock is now Lecercsenr “LETTER, NEVER FEAR MY LOV- ing you less; ‘tis impossible, true 4s steel. ALFRED. LEXAGILEASE | BEND ADDRESS TO YOUR friend who made your agreeable acquaintance 1ast season at cool ha Mention incidents to avoid mis- takes, Addr box 187 Herald ortice. Y DARLING i Tats 3 MEETS YOUR Bys RS. MARIE Le ee eq MM sccloton in young sae tae capes a} rhe folo of adventures? “Tis as casy as lying.” and less diMcult than principal lady in “Divorce.” There are ‘those who think you can, may not make it your master- Biece t ‘8. + South Bend, Ini ‘ARIA 1D ALT. erg REQUES thing happened? Write toaee THR AS ANY RIA OBE BORO LONDO: for vou at St. Alban’s, Rutland, Howa: ‘office of National Line and’ Post office, New IES WISH TO ADOPT A 's Also for adoption a PL ASE. born boy, dark. seven months. Apply at 149 Charles street. EEVES—1 HAVE BEEN SICK. ME M ‘Tuesday at 2 o'clock, “Fourth avenue saloon." dress, (ull name, Post office, APPOINT AN EVENING FOR ME “WICKED ‘D BYES.” OF ndiavely in pay OITy, 13 RE. HURSDAY paint interview in the evening. Ad- Uptown Branch office, 347, “STREET ONURCH qo ergaing= drove F, T., Hera l| SIXTH > % J | | 1k. 6 TWENTY.T ‘367 cixth avenue, BEG TO CALL THE ATTN | ION OF THE et III} IR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC TO 1HE PACT THAT THEIR NOMEROUS DEPARIMENTS ARE NOW REPLETE WITH THE LARGEST AND FINEST sTOCK oF Goons EVER OFFERED BY ANY ONE ESTABLI THE CITY, Including man; Novelties of our own direct imporiation ISHMENT IN FROM LEADING EUROPEAN HOUSES, Our facilities this season are such that we cau offer larger asscoriments in every department and at much lower prices than ny other =z ouse. OPENING OF ?spuina MILLiNE All the leading and desirable shapes of ROUND HATS AND BONNETS at very low pric Magnificent agmore ment of FINE FRe NCH FLOWERS, in Sprays, Bouquets and Peamene ee a any style to order. and Wreaths, ‘he finest selection of any house in the city. Ostrich Tips, Aigrettes, tc, in all colors and shades. GROS GRAIN BONNET RIBBONS, Nos. 5, 7, 9, 12 and 16. 100 Cartons finest all-silk og No. grain bonnet Kibbons. ail shades, er widths in pr : ELEGANT ROWAN JIBBO: NA Veins » ., 23, and SASH RIBBONS, ROMAN SASH RIBBONS, inc an choice colors, 2e. per yard. 0c. per yard, 6 inches wide, 59c. per yard. TAFFETA SASH RIBBONS, fin finest quality, 7 inches wide, 75c. per yard. GROS GRAIN Aner Pd ed HA buts silk. inches wide, 75c. and 85c. per yard, alts a large assorti FANCY AND ROM ae acaortment of SASH RIBHONS AND SASHES, at very low prices, | STERN BROTHERS, in calling attention to their department of ex fe and Miss Undergarments, on the second floor of their Sixth avenue building, desire to call the particular attention of ladies about to replenish their wardrobe to the superior Mushins, Embroideries and gen- eraily excellent finish of their pre: stock of Garments, having made our special aim the past few months to personally inspect ana see that every garment is perfect, and that we can in every instance guarantee and sent at recommend them as much superior to the generality of Underwear offered, and fully equal to home made, at de- eidedly lower prices, The most complete stock of NIGHT pee CHEMISE! 8, Dabscina SACQUES, WALKING SKIR UNDERSKIRTS, Tia >KIRT: S OVERS, PrLecow SHAM CASES AND SHSETS, in every imagin THE QUALITY AND PRICES: _SEEAK FOR TH LADIES’ LAWN ROBES, _ HEMSELVES. at $4 50, $6, $7 25, $9 upward: a reduction of 2 per cen’ of last spring's prices from $1 25 upwards. Percale and calico House Kobes, q INFA: The lanes eas assortment of INFANTS’ CHEMIsés, ANFA S. SKIRTS, ac, in all ons bh a large stoc of curLDREN's BRALDED PIQUE W SUITS, ac, LOAKS, * ‘GABRIELS WALKING CO. NTS' ROBES, ‘SHAWLS, ityles Aah (qualities, EAR, ee eee AND THE a3), SiS? A eM BE FOUND L FINEST tHE CITY, Now open, isi an unusually large line of LINE OF NFANTS' GARMENTS TU SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, plain and chi in twilled an ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES, consisting of pied Solel ple silk, and taffeta. EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, isting of just reveived cons of CHOICE DESIGNS IN PAINTIN with pearl, ivory, gilt and plain handi many decided novel:ies, SPECIAL 1 BARGAINS. “Wo. continue to offer the fhe finest most selected tine of 98. including and HAMBURG EVGINGS AND INSERTIONS to be found in the. city, at even less than our former well-known low Prices. We will offer this bars on the pet selecte: LADIES, GENTS’ AND CH HILDREN'S d stock of HOSIERY to be found on the avenue, best and most reliable makes at vary low prices. consisting bien 4 of the jete assortments of Compl Haney ALBKiGGAN HOSE. Special LADIES’ 81 RL LADIES’ PLAIN AND FANCY tu LADIES’ ies AND WHITE CoTTa ‘ tt bargains at 47, 60 and 63 c ED Hose, ents per pair. in great variety. thread Hose, 08. ular and excellent quality, 2c. a pair. CHILDREN'S | N's HOSIERY, \d brown Balbriggan, rate ai izes and itlien Fancy striped Ho ol ee ose 08, and superior makes. Children’s cotton Ho: dest qualit! Infants’ Socks and 3-4 Hose, all sizes, ‘with @ full line of at very low prices. SIXTH AVENUE and TWENTY-THIRD STRERT, striped and cotton Socks, Me DRY GooDs, M. “REIMAN s 00, FCLENTH STREET, FIFT) EN'H STRERBT, 3 Hiptaasnl SIREET, on onday, March 30, will make an el gunt Opening in new Spring Goods, and at- tention is earuesty directed to the tollowing sems-— BLACK sILKS. Thisdepartment is replete wit ne exceedinsly rich Asso nent ot Woods at very rare bar. ain, - including PONSON, BELLON, BONNET, TAPISSIER, of the most famous brands ever imported. An especial attraction is CASHMERE DE PARIS, pape ‘which is manufactured ex- pressly for our es:abiishment, and indepth ot color and ex- Quisite @ cannot be ruc- nd dig Nery rarely it . Prices range from $1 75, $1.99, 92, $2 25, $2.6) unl upwardn The following pangs, trom last week's auc will be found 400 Bie elegant Gros Grain, at $1, $1 10, $1 25. $1 50, $1.55, 31 7, $2 up, which we heed scarcely state are much lower than importation cost, in great variety »nd in all the new spring shades. ‘22 inch colored »ilks, at $1 50, worth $2 25, Our assortment of Striped silks, to be onened on Mon- day, are adinirable bargains, and the ‘a, or of an exam- ination is urged wit o1lsexard to purchase. They are simply We finest goods ever displayed on Broadway, ald especially bear out our repuration as tne chea, esi house on the street 00 pieces in. Black nd white, white and black, bine epee binck ant all fasnionabic colors, at 75c., Bde, Ne., %e., $1 and upward. Trimming Sidk, 95e. and upwa upwe rd, “GLOAK LOAK and ay { DEPARTMEN?. — We shall this week oxhibit an elegant assortment of Spring suits, got up in the latest styles, of excellent work- manship, and all at exceedingly a tractive prices. 49 Burived sik Suits, 9 50, made up of 35 yards of Stripe: Silk, worth $1 25 per yard, elaborately atid richly trimn Other siriped Silk Suits, equaily cheap, at, $5), $65 and upwards, ail of the latest Paris and Beriin fashions, ess English Walking Jacket se a gr A yang a ke! ate, in Cashmere and Diagonals, An elegant asivrtiment of Cashmere Polonaises, — We have last week recvived, and shall open on Mon- day, several cases of te our own direct Mporation, which claim an espera Interest trot ail classes of buyers. We canuot only repre- sent thew as being equal bargains to those quoted last we: k, but combining a far greater variety and ‘quantity, and em- bracin: the latest and most appreciative novel- ties of this sea on’s introduc.ton. In addition to these attractions we contivue to receive trom auction. daily consigninents which add new features of inter- est.” We have in constant attendance an experienced “buyer, who closely watches the interest of our customers, ani thus no goods are reccived by us except such as oifer the most valuable, conditions of sale. In conse- quence of (he immense increase in our business during the past week and tie great-nuinoer of visitors who daily throng our departinents we have more than doub ed our stat! of employes, and are now prepared to meet any excessive demand upon our resources, ant visitors will meet a prompt, courteous and effective reception. Our attractions this week fully equal and, in many deparunents, super- sede those of last week, combining an assortiuient Of novelties and speciaities which must command the wimost attention und patronage, and which are too numerous to mention herein, Tn all our departinents we defy being undersold by any nouse in Broadway, an qual- ity ov our goods must ‘be personally tested to uppreciate our scale of prices. We shall make daily ‘additions, ant can guar. antee a continual in- troduction of novele ties which must } DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. i ‘These goods include rare attractions of our own importation and tremen- dous bargains trom auction, 4 cane all wool Empress Cloth, new shades, 37c., worth 6 cases all'wool Cashmere, 5)c., worth 85c. Scares silver, gray pure sik and wool Taffetas, 70c., worth $1 25, 6 cases Caeia’ Hair Serge, spring shades, 25c., worth 50c. 10 cases ongees, silver gray, light brown and ail other shionavie shades, 1rom’é0c. and upwards, All the latest novelties in! French, English and German Dress Goods at proportionately iow prices. es AND _M MOURNING EPARIMEN T, Thi ving 1 large cure of the celeb: Gold Medal Brands, we are now able to offer the tollowing goods at 0 per cent less than importa- tion cost: — 400 pieces all-wool Empress Cloths 37c., worth 60c, 600 pieces all-wooi Cush.neres 60c., worth 85e, 80) pieces Satin stripe. duc., worth 9%e. 1,00) pieces Alpacas tfom Zo. and upwards All other goods in this deparament at proportionately low prices. week made tro ee aucuon Grenadines, Striped Grena ving bought out several large importations of plain, ck and striped Grenadines, we are pleased to ofer stul greater bargains trom last week's pri 1,000 pieces pure silk and woo! 18c., worth Me. 3100) preces pure silk und wool Bic., 70, Be, 8Be., 90e. an 2,500 pieces Stripes (the latest Parisian noveity) f Boe. to $1'50 per yard. ere Ladies desiring Grenadines will serve themselv securing some of these Koods, which are bargains beyond question. _UADTES? it UNDERWEAR ————@ DEPARTMENT. We have studied to render this department without riva. :n the city in elegance, quality, quantity and attra live prices and we shai, this week produce extraordi- nary bargains, including Chemises, corded Band, Wamsutta and other brands of sc. und upwards. ight Dresses, tucked back and front, 88, and wa Sfoported and domestic Skirts at one half their val CORSETS. CORSETS, 1,000 embroidered woven Corsets, 98¢., worth $1 75, ‘w0 French woven Whalevone, S0c. aid upwards This department ts especially worthy of inspection, as it contains innumerable specinities and novelties, at prices which challenge competition by any ether house ‘on Broadway LACES. Black and colored Yak Laces and, Insertions, from 18c. to $1 50 per yard. Point, Point Applique and Maltes@y real and imite- tion, in Various paterns and width, at attractive prices, EMBROIDERIES, amburg and French Edgings and Insertions, from 8c. to $1 50 per yard. PARASOL, The most elegant nove:ties in Ps brellas will be exhibited on Mon low prices, Our Hosiery, Housekeeping a and White Goods Depart. ments are replete with every joan and cgi f the season, and vaiuable bargains will be found CLOTHS AND CASSIMERKS. 1,000 pieces plain and fancy all woo! Dts’ and boys’ wear, from dc. and upw: ati Ay a. Warden ot 6-4 Waterproois, in all colors, and upwa) oe and domestic Cloakings, 6-4 wide, at $1 25 and sols and san Um- y at extraordinary A call of examination will prove the merits of the above goods. M REIMAN ‘M. REIMAN & 00., DRY coop. At micuanp MEARES, Sixth avenue nd Nineteenth street. NOW ‘OPE OPENING, throurhout our entire establishment, NEW GOODS, ADAPTED Tu TUE PREsaNT SEASON. Our assortment in every department will be found un- usually large aud attrac ive. WE SHALL ExuieIr ON MONDAY a large line of plain black, colored and striped Silks at very at ractive prices. Ping black Gro Gros Fan and Taffeta Silks, 9c., $110, Very Mauperior biac® Taffeta and Gros Grain Silke, war- fabled te ce well aud good color, $1 75, $1 85, Very fine satin finish, black Silks, made up beautifully, 2, $25, $2 5) and $2 73. We guarantee these goods 5c. ok under usual rates, Finest Lyons black Sik, $ 3 50 and $4. Great variety ol colored” ‘rest and Trimming Silks. 9c., 1, $1 10, $1 25, $1 60; many o1 them special bargains, Been purchased at anetion. #3 Silks, all he best shades, $1 75 to $2 Large variety of Striped silks, 75c., Bie. dc. and 90c., in mMbination of colors, riped, White with black stripes, TURQUOISE AND GROS DE SUEZ TRIMMING SILKS, in every color, cui straight or bias. NEW DRESS GOODR, %, Ponling, Molsirs, Pongees, Serges, Rens, Empress Clot G s, With 8 large agioremens a Hic. Bio BSC FUL EOF MOURNING: "GOODS, ve Biarritz, vorda, Tamise Cloth, de Bebeige of spring colors in Ca hinere, Alpacas, Hom AL BARGAINS. IN BLACK ALPACAS. Select Brands with tine lustre, Be, 30e., 83c., and 5 Fine Black Cashmeres, en $l ‘$1 10 and $1 25 per yard, with a choice assortment ent of Cattcoes and Percales, =} CASHMERE AND ORAR D’GTE SACQUES. Now opemng, all the new shapes in great variety, ALKA BLY LOW Cashmere and ‘Iran Dito, neques, trimmed wuny rk Ince and peaded gimp, $3 5, 39% 310, $11, $12, $12 0 3! Mach finer and better, $13 50, $14, $15, $16, $17 and $13. WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION OF OUR LARGE ASHORT MI M. OF KEAL LACES, in Point, Point Applique, “Black Thread, Guipure, Yak, Valenciennes: &c., which we offer very low rates, White Guipure Laces, 650., 75¢., 88¢. and $1. Cheapest line of Yak Laces ever offered, in black, white, colored, Yak Laces at 180., We, 25 Soy, 88c,, 4c. and £0c. ; very wie Yak Lice Te.. Be, ¥ Embroidered Kdzings and’ Inssrungs in Nashsook, Cam- bric and Swiss, elegant designs. IN LADIE’ UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, &c. ‘we offer our usual assortment of fine goo. Fine Chemises and Drawers, trimm d. with neadlework, fine muslin, $1, $1 25, $1 38 and Night Gowns, fine muslin, : 1 18) s.2 $1.5) and $1.75. French wove embroidered Corsets. 83c,, $1, $1 12, $1 3 fine goods, such as are usually soid irom $1 25 to HOSIERY tah rp! VARIETY OF eh lg FOR ADIXS AND CuILDE! One, two and tires button E id Gloves, af all the new shades. Our celebrated 97c. kid Gloves, in spring colors. Every pair warranted, or give @ another it they rip or tear. Closing out balance of our Winter Suits at a atill greater reduction, as it is our desire to open our new Suit Room, how in process of completion, with an entire new, stock, Handsome Black silk =uits, $55, $65, $75 Gashinere, Alpaca aud Serge Suite at tail price. We would respectfully anuounee to our customers and the public generally THAT ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, and to continue during the week WE WILL BAVi A SELCIAL OPENING OF FINE IMPORTED HOUND WATS AND BONNETS, also a large assortment of our own poaniiaetare: IN CHOLCEsT NOVELTIES ANU DESIGNS, Our shapes and styles are entirely new, and will nclude many of exquisite design, specially prepared for this exibition. Also an unusually choice and attractive assortment of fine Paris Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Ribbons and other novelties jus: received, and to which We invite @ special visit of inspection,” RICHARD MEARES, corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street. TR. H. MACY & 00s. RH. MACY & CO.S, Rw. MACY & Co.'s Bou. MAC COS, DAILY OPENING FRESIi SPRING GooDs, FRESH BeUL ING GOODS, JSH SPRING GOODS. PORE IGN GOODS of OUR OWN IMPORTATIO. in the LATEST STYLES received by nearly every Lehto ‘The best of everything that the American marxet affords in our nuinerous departments. Special mention way be made ol. our complete line of TRAW GOODS, STRAW GOODS: STRAW GUODS, ae FINISHED at a tull assortment o1 ENGLISH, Via NOH ae BSLOTAN CHIPS, ROUND alt} AND BONNETS, KE NCH FLOWERS, SASH TRIMMINGS and No. 5, allailk grosgrain Rivbons, Le., a yard. Xo. 7, all silk gros grain Ribbons. Me, a yard. Ro. 9) all slic gros grain «abbons Ae. a "yard, No, 12, all silk gros zrain Ribbons, 2le. a yard, In il the desirable spring shades and black. 7 inch all silk gros grain Sash Ribbons,§74c. a yard, m all the desirable colors and black. 7 ineh black watered, ssh Hibben, Be. ayard, PARASOLS, a inas * PARASOLS, PARASOLS, SUN AND RAIN UMBRELLAs. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, including Ladies’ Ties in Fancy Jewelry, the iatest notelties Fans. Opera Glasses, of the season, Jet Ornaments, SATCHELS, TRAY, ELLING BAGS Leather Goods on every description. Fine Tolle Goo rove Trimvange, Fring. French aud Kuglish and Zephyrs and Patierns, American reriumes, Stauonery and Books, Small Wares and Loy Coniectionery and Bonbons, BLEGANT SODA FOUNTALS Matthews! Frost | ing, that dispenses ice ‘cold sparkling soda and minera: waters with the finest sirups. House furnishing Goods. An elegant assortment of Wood, Iron and Tinware. Gilver Plated Ware, Chadren’s Carriage he best mantuacture, EW DEPARI MENT. THE NEW Disha RTMENT B NEW DEPARTMENT. CROCKERY, CHINA (AND GLASS ‘WARE SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES, A revolution st the crockery trade, ine Goods, Initials and Monograms designed to order. A specialty 1s made of decorating China to order with PHOTOGRAPHS, superbly decorated. An unusually large and comp complete stock of Family Linens, Damask Napkins, Huck ant Taner owl Kussia Crashes, ul Damask in Lh are ' Harseiton Gu usling and Nainsooks, Piques and 8, brice and Jaconeis, Balmoral Skirts, <i SPRING STYLES. SPRING STYLES. SURING STYLES. LADIES? AND CHILDREN'S Mo Goops AND UNDERWEA! ALSO, UNDERCLOTHING iN GREAT VARIETY, striped Hosiery. Real kid RK, H. Gloves. Ladies’ wripeg Under seats at 800. former price Bh 6s OUR, 01 OUR’ ORD OUR ORDER DtP. ARTM Es Orders from any part oi the country will be filled on receipt ot money or Post olce orders by express or mail. Goods delivered iree of expense to any part of New York city, Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Jersey City or Hoboken, It will pay you well to call every day, as there ts no es- tablisnment in the country where there 1s so large an assortment of goods at such reasonable prices, FOURTEENTH Sineer ND Sore AVENUE, NEW YoRK CITY, \D THE GRKAT SALE OF DAMAGED GOODS, trom the huge fire on Broadway, still goes on at ‘5 Grand street. No bed get) of the crowd! A No end to the assortment! New lines and ence opened every day. Will open on MONDAY, and every morning during the comina wee 70 cases Grenadines, Hack and steel ground, at 10. a yard; cost $0c., gold, to land, 000 cases Japanese Popling, 2 and 300. lv cases black gros grain, Silks, of all the popular makes, $1 a yard and upward, 770 cases Henrietta Cloths, Tamises and all wool Cash- meres, in all the new and scasonable colors. ‘cases rent Liama and silk Lace Shawis, saved from the fire in perfect order, at about one-tourth gold cost. of the leading makes black Alpacas, in good very low price § rd. Ani ial every known make di, at wn price. ne and i on Jonge Corsets, thompsonvs glove ining ‘and. allt tug jest, fuakes, Rp 4 damaged, dc, 70 bales 4-4 brows heet- 5,000 velvet and learner hb ing, de. ; 18 cases 44 bleached Shecting, 10c. A first class yariewige nirting. a ¢. 16 cases Ginghams, toe. + eases standard Prints, 8c. A ‘Be, 800 silk velvet Hate, as long as this stock lasts. At these wonder il pricen t only @ question of a few ye the el xtensi ve, Mod days. Admitted by assorted and lowest priced stock of ver offered tome House $0 CHU OF ens Sees chee, Conanell teres everywhere free. RUUSS, BELi, & CO., 436 Grand st The possibility af a new @ new issue af tnconvertidie paper Iregard with amazement and anztety, and, in my judgment, such an issue would ve a detri- ment and @ shame.—CHARLES SUMNER, leaders will be pened daily o— GGG NN DODD $ ¢ RN ND B 8 ; @ A NNND D G A NNND D a GG A NNND D aaa aN ON DDDD DDDD IT L Bs DDI L AA Y¥ Y 2 Dit L ah D2 D DI L Soy i Tj D DI L AAA YY D Dit L Paty “| D DI L Ye ic 3 DD L A aA Y | bDDpD 1 LULL @ a Y 000. 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LYONS SILKS AT s, $1 25, $1 30, $1 40, $1 50, $175, SPECIAL, 85 PIECES, 26 ag SATIN FINISH, FROM 1°S, Bellon’s, 90 PIECES weave Ly vows Waal GRAIN, DANIELL & SON. RIBBON DEVARTMENT. BOXES NEW SASH, BONNET AND NECK AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:— Inch wide all slik GrosGrains. 1g inches wide all silk Gros Grains, 7-inch ali silk ne Grain Sash Ribbon: m G 109 inches Wide, e tints, FRINGED Sasi 3, ALL WIDTHS. ROMAN AND FANCY SASHES | an. SASH RIBBONS, SASHES FRINGED TO ORDER. Ric MAUVE U. THREAD LACE VAL. L, NOVELTIES IN MADE UP LACE GOODS OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, RUFFLINGS IN NEW DESIGNS. 50,000 YARDS NEW NEW HAMBURG EMBROIDERLE, AT VERY LOW PRICES, LARGE STOCK LADIES! FINK UNDERWEAR, AT POPULAR PRICES, “DANIELL & SON, FINE FRENCH FLOWERS srpaiv doops ASHORE Sone LELOWERS, T EXGEEDINGLY Lé RIC. novenniis IN BRIDAL PARURES, CASES xEW sHAre CHIP AND ENGLISH STRAW ROUND, HATS AND BONNETS, ALE PRICES. PN {EW SHAPES IN D HAT FRAMES, & 8ON, wate DANIELL PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, FANS, PANOY Goobs, VIENNA GOODS, &c, $0 dozen FARASOLS, from sie. up, SILK SUN UMBRELI.AS, S. from 8 50 up. A LAGE AND SMALL, EEE H RRK tl co H kh E Ss 282.8 23 €-¢ a H AHR RY O@ H Ta ge Be HH H 5 HHHH RRR a pPae H H RR eg H FEE H HR RK U cc H # y RIGHT AV | R Y-FOURTH ST We shall on Monday, week, otlerstst pa Te a 0d during the balance ofthe “isplay of Millinery Goods, We call the “eapec ial stten.ion of indies to our very fine assortuvent of ti fal te ek paciew Pattern | Bonnet rimmes in styles equalling “roadwa: told at halt Broadway prices “TOMIWAay Patterns, and ‘Our millinery showroums the largest in New York, guntain over 20 trimmed Naty ranging in pre tou to $20. Ladies are cordially invited to visit our millinery lors, on second tloor, and, whether they are fade io to purchase or Nut, they will always find our salesla preused to extiibié the goods in their departusent In untrimmea Hats and Millinery Trimmings we have now on hand ab enormous stock, and are offering great Beier ew ft ih in Milan, Chip, i the new spring shapes In Mila’ hip, Neapolitan and. taney. brad. Hat tueludine the Divan, Beatrice, Fiorinde, Leda, Marie, Adele, Opera, Kenwood, Danube, Le tena, Sam: and & hundred ot. Lovers of beautiful artificial flowert should examine ur lovely collection of French Montures, Wreaths, Vines, £c. All the uew shades of real Osirich'Tips, Pom: pons, fc ac very reasonable prices, Large varlety of Turquoise Trimming Silks from oe. 4, Avignon, Bleue, r shapes. Folting ‘Octavie, Ar- per yarc up; Spanish lace Net, euipure lace Ne Cheuille Do: et Polka Dot Net aud Thread Do Net. Lace Net Scarfs trom. $1” Supwards. Always ou: hand a large assortment of Sash and Trumming SSSSSS 2) ee oy x 8s8ssss 8 s WoL K x 8 8 8 ob K OK 8 3 ob KK s ssssss IL OL KK SSS8S8 (aes | ae a K K 8 8 oo OL K &E 8 ie eo K « 8 s sssss8 IL LULL K ‘K ss88ss , We have received our spring importation of fine black Dress Silks, to which We call the witendon of all desiring a first class article. a Fine real “Guiuet" Silk at $1 50, worth fally $3. "i ee “Guinev” Silk, satin tace, at worth fully ‘Bonnet SUk, pure satin face, at $2 50, worth Real fuly $3 25 + xtra fine real “Bonnet” Silk at $3, worth fully $4 “Guinev” silk, pure satin face, best quality ot this cele- braved manutactarer, at $3 .0; Broadway price sare all very rich tn colof, and are’war- ranted to be durable in wear. Samples treely given for comparison, We recommend to all our “Melville” Black Alp pure Lisle cross thread, silver lug.re, warranted never tochangecglor, We are the sole American agents, We are sotling No. Lat 196. ; 4 Be. 5 No 490. 5 (, B80; NO. 6 68e.< No. 7, 49e.; ‘No, 8 Ble. : ‘No. 9, B80. Ttyou want a good Aipucd buy ‘ue “Mfelviiie Our Dry Goods Department offers special bargains in colored Dress Goods, Mourning Goods of every descrip, tion, Muslins, Towellings, Napkins, Marseilles Bed Spréads, Flatinels, Fiquefs, Tuckings, Dress Tiniags, c, CHILDREN’S SUITS. Beautiful styles in ladies’ Spring Suits. We make & specialty ot misses’ and children’s Marseilles and Linen Suits, and have the most exqui itely Bene and em. broidered Walkin; irom $1 ‘oats and 1g Capes, Cloaks, &¢.» &c., ranging in price from $1 3b to $16, REAL LAOES, EMBROIDERIES, &0. Full line of real Guipure and Thread Laces. Real and imitation colored Lages in variety, Real Yak Laces, trom L's to 444 inches wide, at 16c., 2e., 27e., 3%., . 7ic., 85¢., Warranted tully 40 per cent under regular pric Keal Yak ons, WL Toetteaad suited for sacque trim- mings, at from 29e. to Entirely new rts in plain and beaded passemen- terie Trimmings, at tron Bc. to $1 50 per yard. Plain and beaded Fringes in large assortment, Magnificent assortment of Embroideries in entirely new paticrns, ai warranted tase woven edge, prices ranging trom Se. to $2 por yard. Beautiul patterns tor floune ouncing purposes. LADIES’ AND x LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. hg CORSETS. gal i CORSETS, INFANTS’ WEAR. Tt is our belief pent ladies wh who give this department a thorough examination will pronounce it the most com- plete and most attractive undergarment department in the United States. Our assortment of machine made Underwear—awarded the first ere at the American Institute Fair—is too large to adini description. A thousand styles of cheinise ‘Drawers Nightiresses, Skirts, Corset Covers, Dressing Sacques, Lawn Robes Chamore, &c., all sewed on lock-stitcn machines, emul fully trimmed, finished equal to orderea work and guaranteed in price to be more reasonable than any in the city. Special attention is requested to our grand collection of FRENCH oH PERG, ALE HAND- EMBROIDERED UNDERWEAR. > — We are the sole agents for the largest Parisian manu- facturer, have our own designs manufactured soeeally for the American market and warrant our prices to be no less thau 75 per cent below Broadway rates, Beautiful hand-embroiwered Forcale Chemise: $i'86 To 3b by is Pe! , \ Aaa 75, $1 85, $2 10, bares French mereaie ) seers ers sewed by hand, tucked yoke. Ce” front and sleeves trimmed with hand embroider Large selection of ers, Toilet Sacques, Goods Mier tinde to eee from Paris in any style with: out extra charg Bpecial aitention devoted to Bridal Trousseaux.” Nichreses, Corset Covers, Draw: Our Infants’ Wear Departinent contains everthing res quisite for complete Baby Outits at very moderate prices. Besa bargains in Hosiery. ‘ull line of taney striped Hose Hose. Latest novelties in Parasols. Superb boiled and twitled fiik Parasols, wiih hondles o¢ ult aver, boas, Ivory, bamboo, agate, &c., &c., at prices to suit Ladies must not torget that we are the west side agents for Wenck’s Perfumes. EHRICHS', , EURICHS', 287 and 289 Eighth avenue, near Twenty-foarth street. P. S.—Our establishment can be reached ery, jently from any part of the city by connec! Twenty-third street cars, crossing every aven H, oxen £ CO, 327 AND 529 SIXTH AV, AND TWENTIETH 87, IMPORTERS, will open on MONDAY, March 30, a full assortment of NEW SPRING MILLINERY GOODS, ALL OF OUR OWN SPECIAL IMPORTATION, AT MUCH BELOW THE MARKET PRICES, 100 dozen CHIP ROUND HATS and BONNETS, all of the finest quality and latest novelties in shapes, Drab, black and brown, $3 45. : 150 cases.of FINE MILAN ROUND HATS and BON: NETS, $1 to $250. 100 eases AMERICAN CHIP HATS, $1 25. RIBBONS. Nos, 9, 12 and 16 GROS GRAIN BONNET RIBBONS, ay %e. per yard, in all the new spring shades, WARRANTED all silk. 7 Fara conven. Ing with SASH RIBBONS, ‘PANGY eae nares RIBBONS, ‘5c. per yard. X ASH Ri Ri Saat ‘SAS RIBBONS, 850., all silk, SASH ROMA: LAOES RICH LACES, EBONY, é&c. THE REGULAR PRICES. $0 dozen INITIALED FANS (LARGK SIZE), at 640, NOVELTIES IN GILT, JET, ENAMELED AND STREL JEWELRY an - AND HAIR ORNAM RECEIVED BY BV&RY DANIELL & 8ON. KID D GLOVES RIMENT, | SPRING A aust CRAVED, IN THE WELL KNOWN “ADDIB” KID GLOVE. 600 DOZEN NEW SHADES, 2 buttons, Me. p cwarranied exchanged Me torn). 1 — | A LARGE §TOC Loveae dt BMOR = in a F 2 4 buttons, HY JOHN aay & Son's, 759 BROADWAY and iy Chinton place. COLORED YAK LACES, GUIPURK LACKS, 8. SPANISH NETS, THREAD SETS, LACE VEILS, FINE FRENCY EMBROIDERIES, MADE-UP LACE GOODS, LACE TIES, , UHILDREN'S LACE oar © We manufacture all our own Lace Goods, FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, FANCY Lats OST RIC TIPS—New shades, NEW FANCY a hares HITE SILK UES. ne 1,000 dozen WINDSOR TIES at 2 cents; all RUFFLINGS, Dade All the new Bonnot Materiais in the latest SPRING SHADES, A liberal discount to the trade, ONEIUL'S, $27 and 329 SIXTH AVENUE and TWENTIETH @TREEBD