The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1874, Page 1

, THE NEW YORK HERALD NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1874.-QUINTUPLE SHBET, DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, USN ENES-Twyiren Pace Sinth i 7 oe age a aA Gd twnirrm Pagk—Third column, Batt 82 SEASON—IweLrra Pace—Sixth coiumn, LLL. eee a an Pacr—Sixth column. BOARD! ANTED—SxconD PaGk—First, second and third clu aud Fouwra Pace—Third, fourth and fi BOAKD AND LObgING WANTED—Seconp Pacr—Third and fourth columns, and Fourts Pack—Fisth col- timo, ROOKLYN BOARD—Sxconn Paar—F y OOKLYN REAL ESTATE OW SALI. tise Face — Second and third, cotta Eigumeawrn Pace— e ape WELT to FF ct BUSINESS OPPOWTUNITInS Ninn Page BUSINESS NOTICLS—uevennt Taox—Fifth and Sixth ory NEAL: ESTATE POR SALE—Firm Page—Pirst and second columng;, Hictrsxven Faun—Lirst col Twecrraback—First column, CLERKS ‘ait BALE (ENS tntno PiceeFoarth ana colamna, ani ENTIETA Pace—Fifth column, PLOTHING—Twuthrn Pacu—Filth column, COACHMEN AFD GARDENERS—Tuinp Pace—Fitth Pest columns, and Twentista Pace—Sixth coastwis tsi STEAMSHIPS—Ninereenta Pace—Sixth column, and Twentietn Page—sixth column, COUNTR: BOARD—secosy Pace—Fourth and fitth col- dN Ds, and Fourts Pacs-—Fitth column. ene a, ACAD! DEMIES—Tweiern Pack—Sixth column’ ‘fwetrtu Pace—Fcurth column, Diy uOODS-Prest Pace—Second, third, iourth, Ath, end sixth columns, and Twexrierd Pace—First, second and, Hard colian tis DWELLING h¢ 10 leglale rain haley} AND UREURNISHED= Star ETH e—second, third and fourth columns: Nixie ramen Fase fo any rd ¢ Loree and Fouxra Pace—First and colun EvROUGAN SIUAMSHIPS—Niwerxentn Pace—Fiith and sixth coluinns. UROFE—Twrirta PAce—Fourth column, XCHANGE—NintH Pacx—Sixth column, YES AND KARS—Seventente l'age—t'ourth column. PINANCTAL—Nuwent Paar, FOR eee eee Pace—Third eae Pte aloud col- %, and Fourtn Pacr—Sixth colui PURSUED ROOMS AND ‘APARTMENTS: TO LET— Suxteenta Pace—Fourth and fitth columns; Ninu- weentTH Pace—Vhird and fourth columns, and Fourta Pacx—Secoud columa. PURNITURi—Sxventeento Pace—Fifth and sixth col- umns. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS—Twentiern Pagr—Sixth colui gELP WANTED—FEMALES—Taray Pace—Third and fourth columns, and ‘twentieta Pagx—fifth col- umn, GELP WANTED—MALES—Turmn Pace—Sixth column, and Twewnera Pacx—Sixth column, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.—Syventeentu Page—First, second, third and fourch columns. ROTEL S—BicoND fack—Kourth column, and Fours woUsiA k ROOMS UO, WANTED—Sxconp Pace—Sixth column, and Twentnetit Pacr—Sixth column. STRUCHIGN—Seventexntn Pace. Sixth column, BRSEY CITY, HOBOK:N, IUDSON ITY AND BER- ATE FOR SALE—Firran Pace— Taira co iam MMEKENTHE Pace—Firet oolaraa, Tween Pack—First column, LECTURE SEASON twacrru Draxe Sixth column, AN OF FICKS—SkvENTERNTH Page—Sixth coinmn. ST AND FOUND—Suvaxtexntu Paax—Fourth col- MACHINERY. fourm Parsi th column. tt Pack—Sixth column. “x Pace—Fitth column. MELLIN RY x AND ‘DAEs MAKIN G—lwenrivts Pack— nd 1oUrtl MISCRLEANEOCE CADW KRTISEMENTS — Fourtsenta Pace—sixth column, MISCELLANILOUS—Nixtu Pacr—Sixth column. MUSICAL—Twarirrn Pacs—Pourth column, NEW PUBLICATIONS—Exevestu Pacn— NEWSPAPERS—tweirte Pace—Fitth PERSON. ‘First Pack —First and seconu columns. TES, ORGANS, &0.—iwacrra Page—Fi(th Coy i—Tweiren Page —Fifth column. PROPEESIONAL SITUATIONS WAC Tae FEMALE Tey Face—Taird column, and twesruety Pacn— PROPEHIY’ oor ‘OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO ENT—Prern Pace—Fourth, ftth and sixth col- mone; NineteerH Pacr—lirst and second columns, and Twxirra Pack—Kirst and second columns. BEAL ESIATE TO KXCHANGH—Ninereentu PaGE— Second and third columns, aud Twetrrn Pack— th column, 0, Second column. ath column. T Pa Sixth column. WARDS—Skventeenris PAGE—Fourth column, BALES AT AUCTION—Ainurexntu Page—Fiith and Coed columns, and Twr.rru Pagk—Second and colum: srrvatioSs "WANTED—FEMALES—Tinep Psae— First, second and third columns, and Twxxtixra Pacr—Fourth and firth columns BITUATIONS WANTED—MAL dump Pack—Fourth coluinn, and Iwextiem Pace—Fitth column. BPACIAL NOTICES —SevextexntH Pack—First column, SPOR’ ENG DOGS. BIRDS, 40.—Suventkenta Pace— First column, STORAGE—Tweirtn Pacr—Fourth column. wie RESORTS—Seconp Pagk—ilth and sixth col- mns and kourru Pace—Fitch coluinn, FRE Ral ES—THikD Pagr—sixth column, and Twen- tTiett Pace—Sixth colu 2 TURK —Seventeents Pacc—First column. LET FOR BUSINESS PU RPOSKS—SixtensrH Pacr— First and second columns, Ninereentu Pace—First foaem, and Foorti Paci—First column, a re GUIDE—Nisererntu Pacge—Sixth col- ONFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LE’ Sixrersta Pace—Fitth and sixth columns; Nine ae Paox—fourth column, and Fourtu ‘Pack— and third columns, wantin TO EURGH int Pacr—Sixth column. HRS, JEWELRY, a . Ninta Pace—Sixth col- wastgiinsren COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET—Firmn Pace—Third column; Ninerexxta Pack—First column, and Twenrtu face—First col- uma. WAHITES!ONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET— Firmen Pace—Third column, and Nixeteentu Pacr— Firat column. bats ~ STEAMBOATS, &c.—Nintru Pacs—Sixth col- HERALD BRANCH “OF FICES—UPTOWN AND _HsRLEM. “ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD "si AT THE BRANOH OFFICE, 1,26) BROADWAY AND 6% SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY-SECOND STREETS. Fal OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHT IN THR YEaR. ak ADVBXTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP TO 9P. M. AT OFFICE RATES. HARLEM OFFICE, 1TH STREET, ONE DOUR WEST OF THIRD AVENUE, ADVERVISEMENTS RECEIVED PROM 9A. M. TO 720 P.M. REWSDEALERS AND BOYS SUPPLIED WITH BERALDS AT 4 0'C )0K EVERY MORNING. AD- VERTISERS AND NEW: DEALE 8 ATTENDED TO WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. THE PUBLIC ARE GAUTIONED AGAINST so. CALLED BRANCHES “IN TWENTY-THIQD AND {THIRTY.SECOND STREETS PARIS AGENCY has — NEW | “YORE AA ESERS. KREMER & CO. AMERICAN REGISTER, AVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAI~ ERS WITH COPIES OF TH: HERALD, AND ALSO SINGLE NUMBERS OF THTS PAPER, TO PARTIES REQUIRING THEM. & Enso NAL. DY WISHES TO MEET THE town Branch office, AuTHoR OF ‘Address OCTAVIA, Herald LL _DAY—MONDAY AT 8, SAME HOTEL AND parlor. If you can’t come write when, to Herald ps cley Branch offles BVLKY, LOVELY BABY, SIX WEFKS OLD, OF "AMERE- ean parent age for adoption at the new Lying in In- Witution, 145 West Twenty-sixth strect, New York. ERGEN POINT.—NOTE RECEIVED, HAD BETTER ‘wait tll next month. Write when HARLUSTON PE WHY DID YOU LEAVE WITH out saying goodby? I [hd Do you ever think of om on the way from Coney islandy BR, L, .—SEND YOUR ADDREss TO J. Post office, Augusta, Wa. ER’; —WILL BE AT 449 BROOME SIt'REET, NEAR Broadway, Saturday, April 18, and thereafter, MAC (formerly of mt. James Hotel 1. Garena, WHO FOLLOWED LADY IN GRAY TO Mt. Denis Hotel Saturday, 6 P. M., desires earnestly make her acquaintance, Please address EYEGLASS, 185 Herald Uptown Branch oftiee, ©.—CANNOT KEEP ENGAGEMENT FOR Go to Boston by sleamer. Providence, , Monday ; meet me at Pier EF North River M. to-morrow, ROW. Re ARRY—ARRIVED IN TOWN THURSDAY. WILL EE et ou at Bal Masque Monday night, ‘eter to RFORMATION WANTED—OF ANN OR OATH. Doyle, infgematlon eit th foe Dublin about a your be Sha Min BELO nas ran any aged by Cle JNFORMATION WANT = PATRICK JOHN GuWaCN fs Vest Fisty-third street, New ¥ rom him. Address 24 FORMATION WANTED—OF BRIDGET KIRWEN, erking "a county, Ireland (was ‘tving tir B Sy MANY NUICAY, © Chinton pide Brooklyn tnt JRFORMATION WANTED-OF MicHARL, Catherine aT = beard of ime tra big New ¥ De an! rece! tay, No. 60 Clinton New ¥ York. Linas naass —————___ ¥ RICHARD PERROTT, JR, SON OF GEORGE PRR. I rot, of Cork, will call’ or send his nddress to W. Broad wav. New York. roam 19, he mest « friend, | ar log a | be addre: x PERSON AL. R. J “JACKSON AND WILLIAM JACKSON, OF + Reading, Berk, England, wall find a leiter of im- portance awaiting them at the General Post office, ton, United States, Boston papers please copy. ert HOME—ON i MONDAY MORNING, 90°CLOCK, ON his way to school, a boy, 12 years old, light hair, build, thin fence: es, al a Wore & sealskin cap, dark pants to his ki jacket to match and high fheed hoes somewhat small or his age. Any information as {o his whereabouts willbe gratefully received and re- warded at No. #41 West Forty- -fitth street, M* HARRIS HAASPLEASE REMEMBER REGINA Christina aud call at 539 Court bey i the drug store, OKLYN. ISS LOTTIE B. HAS RETURNED TO THE CIty and would be pleased to hear from her friends. ‘Adres Herald office. ‘ARIA X.—WHY HAVE YOU NOT bison BE. your answer as you promised. MA ANRICOTI WAITED FOR YOU FROM THREE TO day after I saw you, Forty-sixth street. see met Answer sincerely. Address ‘ald Uptown Branch office. E”—1 THOUGHT YOU HAD FORGOTTEN i] your letter came to-aay: I am so sorry for bayou won't BO, Barling, will you? T shail come will you be kind? You know I think of you. AWEET MONTH OF JUNE—I HAVE BEEN SICK AND 4) have just returned; desire very much to see you. Please communicate JOSE! HOUSE CLOSED; ‘write aguin to 622 and say when I can see you. BLACK BY BS, THIRD AVENUE GAR, 103% af Fifteenth street. circumstances, Herald office. IGHT, 10. vady in bliek, leavin Please keep promise. and nadress, to avoid mis CONFIDENCE, box i ILL THE LADY DRESSED IN BLACK, WEARING a green veil and carrying a beautiful black and tan doz, on Sixth avenue, near Sevenieenth strect, yesterday on, whose esa? Ade ulternoon, favor the ‘gentloman in a light wi bow she jailed to acknowledge, with her a dress ©, Herald office. RELIGIOUS NOTICES, 4 AS Nivansany “OF THE NEW YORK BAPTIST Lay Preaching Awociation will be held Sunday afternoon, April 19, at 3% o'clock, church, corner Pars avenue and by membe oT GERMANTA 1 HALL, 200 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR Bighteenth street, the Spinal of New York wiil mect in conference sunday, at 2 ‘M. Strangers Invued. T Patel THURSDAY EVENING PRAYER AND xperience Meetings iy i) sung (with Organ try Zoran ries} from that beautiful selection cay ed in the Haret Baptist ‘Thirty-ninth street. f the Associa “Winnowed Hymns.” Read Epnesiane v., 19, 21. JAMIN ALBRO, 363 West Thirty-sixth street. All wel- come. At DE GARMO HALL, FIFTH AVENUE AND Fourteenth street, to-day, 10:3) A. M., scientific ser- mon, by 8. P. Andrews, and 7:0 P. M., Grant 1 ‘The public are cordially Anvited. NTHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY-HIGUTH strech west of Sixth avenue: —Rector, Rev. R, Heber Rowton, ‘Services at 94 and 10% A. Ml. and children’s arch at 334 P.M. ‘The rector will preach, AT ROBINSON HALL, 47 EAST SIXTEENTH street. Sea U. Howe, Trance Speaker, eos ressive Spiritualists, 103 A. 4. and 7! Fd Jecupationg in the Atter Life.” Chil: T THE soUrH Protessor B. for Society of PM. BAPTIST int RCH, WEST Twenty-fitth street, A. D. D., pastor.— Preaching April 19 at 13 ry eae 1% Bapusm at the close of the evening servic ENJAMIN ALBRV, OF THE THIRTY-FOURTH street Methodist kpiscopal church. will still con- ‘and Experience street. finue the Thuralay evening Prayer Meetings at his houses No. 358 West Thirty-six! Read Malach!. tii, All welcome. ORO POSTOLIC CH i street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.—Sun- rat ie 4g o'clock, Kvangelist services. All are invited. YHURCH OF T nue and Thirty Chelsea, Mass. wil lic cord MESSIAH, CORNER PARK AVE- ourth street.—Rev. J, B. Green, of preach moruing and evening, Pub- NHURCH OF DISCIPLES OF GARIBT, TWRNTY- eighth street and Broadway.—Kev. W.'C. Dawson, pppreach at 10:50 A. /M., and Rev. R, -M. ‘The public invited. Oo OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE, corner Forty-aith street, Rev. George Ht. Hep: pees subject—"“God Wants to -ave ning (the seventh in course to youn: shbieet—“rhe Ohvistian. idea of, Marelages the pastor, will Cameron at 7:39 P. weople) Bunday school and Congregational Bible class at 3. HURCH OF THE RESURKECTION, FIGHTY-FIFTH fg Stent, Detween Lexington Be bi avenues.—Die vine service by the Rector, Rey. Dr. Flagg, mornt evening. Sunday Schoo! it 2% P Laker peg NHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, WEST FORTY- fitth street, near Broadway.—To-day's services 1096 . M., high celebration, with Farner’ ‘8 Grand Maas in fat, by Professor Prentice; 4 P. M., vespers; all inl chora HIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, —REV. ™ H. Pendleton, pastot aches morning and evening. Baptism ‘ler evening service, All are made welcome. Sui day school § NIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL OF) OF NE York.—Services at Lyric Hall, Sixth avenue, near Forty-first street, on Sunday evening, April 19, at 7345 o'clock ; Rev. H. N. Wright will preach.” Seats frée. IN COMMON SCHOOLS, A D,Mayo, at All Souls’ church, otioih abst at Ti P- M. ptgacners and all inter: EV. fl G, OAKLEY, THE NEWLY APPOINTED pastor oe Hope Methodist Episcopal church, 125th street, near Sixth avenue, Harlem, will preach Sunday ana 7% P.M. sunday school, ats P. M., will ‘1 by the pastor and other eminent speakers. Seats tree. EV. DR. BRECK, OF KENTUCKY, WILL PREACH at the wee ‘Iwenty-third street Presbyterian church to-morrow at 10 , George Smythe at . ROBERT CAMERON WILL PREACH NEXT Sanday evening, at 744, In Church of the Disciples, Twenty-eight street, ‘Broadway. Baptism at close of servic ly Invited. 'T. IGNATIUS? CHURCH, FORTIETH STREET, BE- ‘ Phbeg abit and sixth avenues. —Sunday services, 7, Gh, JouNS CHURCH, (ST. JOHNS PLACE AND Seventh avenue, Rev, T. 8. Pycott Fector. services on Sunday, April 19. 10% A.M, andl 734 Subject tor the evening, “The Sowing and the Reaping.” THE INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE LYCEUM will meet this atternoon at 2:0 at De Garmo Hall, corner Fourweentn street and Fifth avenue. TABERNACLE BAPTIST cHURGH, Pied oar nue and Tenth str Re: L,’Magoon, D. Philade!phia. will occupy this pulpit on Sunday, eae ject at 10:30 .—"straighttorwardness.”” Subject at 45 P.M. wire “Out ot Death. All are cordially In- vited and strangers wiil be made welcome. MN HE CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, Madison avenue and Forty-second sireet. The Feast of the specagston, April 19 and 25, 1874, The opening services of the pew church buiiding will be as foliows:— SUNDAY, April 19, 10}¢ A. M., Morning Prayer and pee euctory Sermon, by Rev. Stephen H. ‘tyng, Jr., D. D., rector ot the church, 4 P.M. Evening Prayer and Sermon, by Rey. W. Neilson M Rector of oly. ‘Trinity chu: tt Harlem. 73g P. M., Devotional Service aud 5ermon, by Rev. siephen H. Tyne, D. D. rector of St, Geo:ge’s church, New York city, HE CONGREGATION OF THE HOLY MARTYRS, IN Forsyth strect, Rev. James Millett, worship at 34 Pike street (Seamen's Mission Rooms), till their church is repaired. no RRR H R H OH R R nou RR MAHI RRR, , ey RR H & RR H OB Rg R H HW A RK R JOSEPH'S HAIR erence nel 277 Fighth avenue, near Twe rect. Extraordinary reduction in Bair Goods, Having the largest stock of Human Hair Goods in the city, w. now prepared to seli Haman Hair at 25 per Broadway and sixth avenue prices. Finest quality Hair Switches, solid, not dyed, no crimped hair, Price List. Binks PRIGHS REDUGED. | ——— 30 inches, 32 inches, 34 Inche! N 1 GRAY Halk | saiechnscoraaeinaly © Combings maa Ladies having combingsc the sane made up at our est Goods sent by express on receipt of, Post office or money order, enciosing sample ot hair, free ot char; 4 54 Orders below $9 must. he we all ih ge of the country. tosecnre execution. ink priv flege of examination. T supa PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, Beet ‘Twentieth street. “BasnioNs just IMPORT Beavrivon onanges, Patterns NOW READY. CLOTH MODEL with cach. A GRAND 8 PRICE SEVENTY IVE cents, T Y. VIGOUROUX'S, 122 FOURTH AVENUE, Commer Twelfth street, Stamping, Embroidery, Lin? oor as, i ies’ and babies’ Troussean: specialty, of Initials, Monograms, for Handkercels, bie and Wed Cloths large stock ot Imported Embrold: ered Goods, Wholesale vevartment. 764 Broadway. When sending for Zoods painless PS Rr NION 2B BAST ONSTEE ‘Will on Monday, April , make a splendia, ex- hibition of the newest styles in Spring Goods, embracing | the most cosily and expensive manufactures to the simplest artcles to be purchased in the trade, ‘aud when we state that Wik be offered ata rifleé eniirely outof the way of all ordinary bargains, we mean ‘it Sonbateslh and cor- dially invite the strict. est investigation and .osest 8 rutiny of each, department in proof. The marked increase in ‘our last week's sales ful testifies that the ic is becoming con- Puinced’ that wertiake unuring efforts, and M, REIMAN 4 CO, M. REIMAN & CO. M. BR, & CO. have thoroushiy éstab- Ushed facilities lor ear. rying out our represen- tations. To those who are scenticul of yur as- sertions we simply ask & visit of inspection, and the exercise of their own judgment will eonvince them thas our house as, with- out exception,’ the cheapest establishment on Broadway. Itisno trouble w show goods und itis a strict rule with us that ne pressure shail be put on a visitor whatever. Our premises are tho! oughly ventilated, oor fectly lighted i paris andevery avail- le comfort and con- ience secured, make this week a nota: ble exposition of bar- Bains, and the attention Of all Classes is earn- eatly and respectfully Solleited, Our special- thes comprise pass hase: ot imported gooda un- der extraordinarily ta- vorable circumstinces, ‘of Account of the pro- tracted dulness of trade; eiegant goods ot our own special {mporia- tion and manulacture, and remarkable bar- gains from last week's ‘auction. Our Dress and Tit, Department and M, R, & CO, a a Under © artment have, our very spe- cial atiention, and we have made them with- out @ rival in elegance and exicnt of asgort- ments, whiie in prices wo maintain our usual stand. From peculiar facilities we are en bled to secure to ou! selves and our pa- trone sole advantages in many deparimenis webave tng, other jouse in the city, and we intend this week to supersede anything we have hitherto represented, M. REIMAN & CO, M. REIMAN & CO. M. REIMAN @ CO, If AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT, BU This department contains an elegant assortment of our own, manuincture aud the production of the most ceie- brated Paris and Serlin nouses, all in nove! and elegant styles and at very aliractive prices. GRAND BXHIBITION ; made jostume, Promenade, Carriage and Dinner Dresses iM iuhinen:e variety and splendid designs. 0 the newest ‘les in Mohair, Pongee, Debage, C Ve Hiatr, Tien Lawn, Buuiste and Swiss Sutis, equally attractiv Blegant| ‘plack silk atking. Suits, manufactured of the best Lyons silk, elaborately. triinmed in te latest Varisian styles, $5, $65, $70, 375, $80, $85, $90, $100, $125 and upwards. read: silk P srairep SILK suite, The anew selection and handsomest combination of colors at $48 he greatest bargainscver ofered, ewane colored silk Promenude, Carriage and Dinner Dresses in two shades, manuiactured out of rich gros grain silk, at $75, $86, $90, $9 and upwards, oo BLACK CASHMERE BUSTS | Neatly gotten up nap and trimmed with e elegan! black silk, $35 and upwards. Colored Ponzees, Diagonals, Devages, Mohairs and all other desirabie materials, at $10 and up- wa: MORNING WRAPPERS. White Lawn Wrappers, elegantly triinmed with ed; and insertion. $4 % and up. Handsome colored pers, plain and embroidered, equally cheap. rape AKS AND 'P A large andy very elegant assortment of embroidered and beaded Cashmere and Diagonal Walking Jackeis, trom $6 50 and upwards. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. Note the ci reduced. 18, $1 25, $1 40, $1 50, $170, $2, 5, $1 25, $1 40, $I 25, $2 5). and up’ Bohne. Porson, Bellon, Tapissier, Guinnet, &c., at yroportionately low prices. Special attention is called to ou Cachemire de Puri maturacture expressly for us and guaranteed to be the finest ever made. 22inch colored Silks, in all the new shades, at $1 00, wort! STRIPED SILKS. hae d $l. Having made heavy and favorable purchases at last Week's auction We shall this week display a stil! larger assortment at greaily less prices than heretotore onered. 899 proces fancy aud striped Silks, at 75c., 60c., #5c., 95c., $1 and upwaras, includmg the latest noveltics, Sat received. bf DRESS GOUDS, uf Every one desiring “Dress Goods at great bargains should favor us Pee n call this week. From last week’s Auctzone. 10 cases of Newport suitings. ldc., worth 40c. Wcases Deb pring shades, dic., worth 65e. ew shades, 2c., worth 46e. ool Cashineres, blc., worth Lon 10 cases silk amd Wool Foulard: . Wortl 15 cases pring Piaids, for children’s wear, Bie and up- ware % pret ereates, Linens and Batiste Suitings, from 15e. a Also Al; eriben, Camel's Hair Ki , vai lge vipers ‘crues, Grenadines, Bareges, lies and Misses’ Underwear riment. We have made several alte’ in this De; pee and have prov Zoom, with splendid ight and every conver Les An elegant assortinent of Doinestic and ‘Imported Goods will be exhibited, consistmg of Chemises, Gowns, Dressing Sacques, Pantalete, ‘trail and Walking Skirts, Morning’ Wrappers, Seetioay GLa GATGRION in” Ochaotst eile scription; great bargain in Corsets; a large dd elegant variety of children’s Pique Cloaks and suits, to suit all all ages and sizes, nd Lim brovemente legant show Black and Mourning Good SPECIALTY, BLACK AND STRIPED GRENADINES. Our Establishment Is recognized as the Head- quarters tor these Goods, and the prices below will ad our determination to maintain our 280 pleces black canvas, pure silk and wool Grenadines, 48c.. worth 85c. 480 pieces black canvas, pure silk and wool Grenadines, c., Worth 9c. finer quality, 65c., 70c., 75e., Bbc., We., $1 and Spares which cannot be surpustod. Our STHIPED GRENADINES ir: and are all special ant Black Cashtneres, trou %¢ Serges, ‘tamise, ‘Boni Veiours de Nive; ke, 23,980 yards blnek Yak Laces, from 140. Up, 1310 yards white and colored Yak Laves, from %e. up. Write and buff Ciuny idge and Insertion, 37e. and up. iss, Nainsouk, Juconet, Edge and Lnsertion, Be. ress Cloths, nd Hee peta Cloths, roportionately low prices. sy nteOr sat pric ts M) Very elegant variety in Spanish and Va Scarfs, Groat bargains in thread and Guipare Lac 1,000 dozen ladies! pure linen, tape bordered Handker- ebiers, $1 and upward me Hematicched Hankerchtots at $2 95 per dozen, rth $4. 1,00 ‘dozen French Initial Handkerchiefs, at 4$c. and up- wards. a SP Cuan atae, fe i and great bar) be ent in le NOTION DEPARTMS i el Pranasorst ns “rman in © OPENING MONDAY, with an immense aid varied stock of’ Parasols and San Umbrelias. Elegant bone, tivo pearl, wood and gold dies, in novel and peautitul des ns. Must bi be appreciated in price. - eons Inthe fatjetned Departments We shall offer a combination of attractive Horta in SEKWEPING GOODE we offer Towels, Napkins, be pret) Linen Lt Of Sheet- Oloths, Flannels meres, at prices ings, Howingnes, Laces, Tea and and 1d Cloths many other Broadway horse, , gentlemen's and misses’ Hosiery and Under- wear, and The finest assortment ot White Goods ever displayed. ee eons atiractions will be the order ot ea ha yy eek, M. REIMAN & CO., arenes: an th 2 Onion square, 2 last Fifteenth street. DRY GOODS, A. pe ene EE j_ STERN BROTHERS, SIXTH AVENUB and TWENTY-THIRD STREET, % 10 | pe a Sixth avenue, Sa aenne f, o——— —— 9 West 23d street. 4 oP Ba LL ATTENTION 10 TH UNPARALLELED INDUCE HAENT THEY ARE NOW OPFERING IN THEIR LADI£S’, MISSES’ AND po ING DEPARTMENT ai ON THE SECOND LOOK OF THEL SIXTH AVENUE BUILDING, zl(lll THR GRRAT FACILITIES WE POsskss Ty MANU PACTURING ALL OUR GOODS, COUPLED WITH OUR ESPERIENG!, SN ABLES Ue OFFER THE BEST QUALITY TOGouDs AT EVEN oe THAN ag tome Cr ARE whee, LADIES’ MUSLIN, LINEN AND CAMBRIC UNDER- ENTS. CONSISTING OF CHL MISES, over % different styles, at 9c., $1, $1 19, $1 21, $1 25, $1 45, $1 50, $1 65, upwards. NIGHT ROBES, ina multiiude of styles, at $115, $1 53, | $1 65, $1 85, $1 9%, » $1 25, $2 25, upwards, DRAWERS, the largest assortment in the city, at 58c., G5e., 73c., 87c., 9e., $1, $1 20, upwards, WALKING SKIRTS, in great variety, at 98c., $1 08, $1 19, $2 25, $1 28, $1 [y, $1 75, upwards, CORSET COVERS, handsomely trimmed and embroi- dered, at 75e., $1, $1 25, $1 50, $1 83, $2, up- wards. DRESSING SACQUES, of Muslin and Lawns, at 84c., 95c., $18, $1 25, $1 35, $1 62, upwards. MOSLIN AND LINE PILLOW SHAMS, CASES AND SHEETS, Plain, Tneked and with Puffs, Embroi- Geries and Luce, very cheap, WITH MANY OTHER DESIR. ARNOLES NECESSARY TO COMPLETE WARDROBE in all forming the LARUEST LINE OF SUPERIUK GARMENTS OFFERED BY ANY ONE HOUSE IN THE CITY, ‘The quality and prices can only be apprectated by a personal inspection. ‘A comple k of SuDRES SONU eGanments, tin al sevies and Chemises, Drawers, Skircs, qnatiiies, ‘Nightgowns and Hacaues ADDITION TO THE ABOVE WE HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A very large and superb assortment INFANTS’ ¥ Ts! WEAR, to which we pay spe Pe cial attention, INFANTE aN AND DRESSEs, rs LS, BLB: MANTLES. AND CAPES, de, de.,e., Be, in endless variety, with an immense DREN'S FIQUE SUITS, richly braided. BIOUe GABRIELLES, PIQUE WALKING COATS, CAPES AND CLOAKS, in all sizes and qualities, at greatly reduced prices, yest sont rae Band $135, Ladies’ calico Morning Robes, Percale Moruing Wrappers, ‘at $1 y fine line of Extremely AyuiTe LAWN WRAPPERS, trom $4 25 upwards., elegantly trimmed, with edgings, insertion and val laces; ourown designs and manufac vure, ME LAD ERSNeRE ANE DRAP DETE, SACQUES AND WALKING JACKETS, We have purchased the past weekithe entire importation of a leading importing house and will offer them Monday morning greatly below the cost of importing them. FINE DIAGONAL SERGE AND y CLOTH SACQUES. | CASBMERE AND DRAP pry, BEADED BACQUES, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Ladies’, Misses’ and MSAMER AND GAUZE VESTS, tor spring and summaer, | qualities, sizos and siyles, Hea hari ‘inost bopilar and standard ma kes, sieseeney BROTHERS, i SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD STR¥ET, ae Or offering the largest finest assortment of BUN UNBKELDA AND PARASOLS to be found in the city, consistin; PLAIN 8b rwiLLED SHARGEARLE | SILK, BLACK AND COLORED Be ot ‘wIC THAN ANY OTHER iOUsE IN TH cITy. An inspection of our styles and prices “ earnestly solicited before purchasing, GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, STRAW GOODS. A lar e assortment of sid STRAW HATS AND BONNETS, In the latest and most fashionable styles MBAPOLITAN 4 AND CHIP BUNNETS AND ROUND HATS, Extremely lov low prices, FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, Very rich assortment of fine Flowers, Bouquets, Sprays, &c., on hand and branched to order. ich Feathers, Tips. Ponpona, Aigrettes, &c. Resets “i ‘ RUBbONED erty it stock of neennne BONNET RIBBONS, in Taffeta, Gros Grains and Romans, in ali widths, only first quality and all silk, ‘Ata further reduction: of last week's prices. SASH RIBBONS. FINEST COLORED GROS GRAIN SASH RIBBONS, seven inches wide, pure silk, reduced to 74c, yard. EXTRA HEAVY PLAID _8A3 SASH RIBBONS, IN ALL COLORS, ull 734 » reduced to 73c. yard. (CH ROMAN, PLAIN, TAFFEI eTA AND FANCY STRIPED BCR KIBBONS, AT CORRESPONDING PRICEs, ¢ inches wi ft AML shAd08 OF vse nons and Gros De Suea, Jor Hat Trimmings. Q"STERN BROTHERS. BLAOK, DRESS AND TRIMMING SILKS, ‘We have purctiaged t the past e lot of baptmadete) BLACK SILKS, IN GROS GRAIN AND ae AS, AT AN ENORMOUS REDUCTION FRO T RULING PRICES, PRS which we are selling at a vt a small advance on cost. SPLENDID BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS, At $1 50, $1 63, $1 85, $2, $25, upwards, all well’ ‘nown and and popular makes. LLENT BL. ay K TAFPOA TA SILKS, oe at $1, $1 18, $1 23, $1 ‘all decided dargains. COLORED GROS GRAIN AND TAFFETA SILKS, in all volors and qualities, at reduced prices. é LADIES’ STRIPED HOSIERY in all sizes and qualities, CHILDREN’S STRIPED 1 HOSTERY, maltitude of styles: GENTLEMEN'S FANCY HOSIERY, a large assortment. a HOSIERY, A splendid line ot ith a complete stock. of wane eae Liss’, GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN’S LBRIGGAN HOSIERY in all qualities, together pistes the choicost line to ve found, and ali first quality g ae nme in erm) STERN BROTHERS, | SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY.THIRD STREET. _DRY GOODS, _ ‘A.—RICHARD MEAR. sixth avenue and Riccssina street. Complete success of our uew outfitting rooms, acknowledged by wll ‘o be the tnost ‘complete of their ‘and best adapted’ to the wanis of the public. All the week @ shall continae our exhibition FROMESAD the. AGL nD DINNER MES, LADIES’ IMPORTED ROUND HATS AND BONNETS, LADIES’, CHILDREN’S AND INFANTS) FINE UN- DERWEAR, BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. The public wenerally a re invited to attend. GRAND BXINBITION OF DIRS READY MADE SILK COSTUMES Bor iM PORTEL and of OUR Ov BINING STYLE AND With moderation in price Elegant binck silk Walking nuits, $55, $08, $75, $88, $05, $10), $125 to $10, are all splenaidly ‘made anid « west Siisa being designed and maguia*tured best talent in the and on the Rizher numbers | irom $0 to 879 lee than prevailing ries in other houses, gaiflcent volored sik Dresses, very stytixh and as ve, adden two shades o4 heavy Gras Gra Stk, an cilicient corps of are prepared to execute ihe mos rompiness and satisiae tio: 1,00 Alpaca, Popiin, Cashmere. silk and Wool serge, Popgee and Mohair Suits, in most modern styles, at lower ras than ollered by auy house in Ute city, Lawn, Linen, Batiste and Swiss Suits, all styles. ashmere bmbroidered and Beaded Sacques and Polo- in tine goods, Caslimere sacques, with silk fringe and gimp, $6 to $18. E ANT . DISPLAY oF FINE IMPOR ROUND HATS AND BONNETS, trom the most celebrated Paris modistes, and exact capiey ot linporiea Hata, at much lower prices than the original. Also a large assortment of our own manufacture . of Most. original cunceptions and designs, at very atiractive pr Untrinmed Bonnets and Round Hats, in all the popu- lar and approved shapes, Also an unusually choice and attractive assortment ot fine Paris Flowers, seathers, Ornainents and Ribbons, ala ABY Oluer Nov 8, Just rec NOW OPENING, GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND 3 GOODS, Becellené buck silk, wide and heavy, Bus. and ae. Much veler Taieta and Gros Gra black silks, 61, $1.05, $1 10 and $1 15; sold in most houses at $1 2 to $1 6. mt heavy Taileta anu Grow Grain black Dress $1 33 and $1 0—a great bargain, uj erior gros grain Diack silks, $ 09,8173, $1 95 and $2, the cheapest zoods to be found In the city Hlezant satin duish black sic of best Lyons manu- 25, $2 WU, $2 75, $295, $3 25 and $3.50, 1rom 50e, r yard, under usual races. Great bargains in colored truming and dress Silks, trom the late auction sales. Eaira heavy iui boiled trimming and dress Silks, at 95c., $1, $1 10, $1 25 to $I SPLENDID LINE OF DRESS Goons, in Cashineres, pu sronadios, 32 . 4c. and Se. WE ARE NOW OFFERING IN OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT LADIES), GENILUMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S ISUSRY, GLOVES AND UNDERGARMENTS in all makes, mace and stylos Full ines merino and cotton Undergarments. es and qualities am striped Stockings tor ladies ein colors in our popular 9c. Kid loves. Every warranted or give anotuer it they rip or tear. .ew shades in Jouvin’s genuine Kid Gloves, two and three buttons. IN OUR TRIMMING DEPARTMENT we are receiving dally newest styles and patterns in beaded Passementerie and Fringes, Loops, ‘Ornaments and Tassels; worsted and silk Ball Fring Gros grain Bonnet and sash ash Bintiong, ,Winasor ties, ac. SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS, IN PLAIN AND TWILLED CHANGEABLE SILK, ALL COLORS AND SIZES. ee Rd REAL YAK AND GUIPURE LACES; DINT AND POLNT APPLIQUE LACES; SPANISH. SCARFS AND Visths. Fine campric, Swiss and Natncpok. enbroisenies. KD MEARSS, corner Sixth avenue and 3 Nineteenth street AS nH oH A Tl BRR ox BE A BEE BUM. [ef A A mn RR Hoa AAAA tl RRR ho oH A A ou BR H oH A A Tt RR s & A A W RR HOH a A RR $$ ——— $<. —__@ $ 361 BOWERY, CORNER OF FOURTH seer, BRANCH STORE. 345 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRS! AND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS, OUR LONG ee a? AS IMPORTERS OF HU- MAN HAIR AND MAN ech OF. en HAIR GOODS HAVING BROUGHT Us— GLowE CONNECTION WITH THE MUST PROMINENT LALERS IN PRANC. GERMANY AND Giiat allel s ALIAN Ou CHINESE Bain, AS IB TNVARIABLY. DONE BY OTHER None THAN EVER, WE ARK PREPARSD TO ‘OF ADVANTAGES WHICH CANNOL BE ENJOYED ELSEWHERE. THE a STOCK OF OF HUMAN HAIR GooDs IN THE CIT BTAILED, Al HOLES ALE, PRICES, THE enone QUALITY OF HUM. HAIR G OUDS, WARRANTED AS AS Finest quality HAIR SWIT cellent or wear. 35 8 EPRESEN TED. . Solid, NOT Dyed, ex- 18 in, Jong, hair 4 om weight 22 I Jong, hait 4 oz welKht, 26 in. long, hale 04. wetant, 4 7 weld Sin, long. MACE ati SPROLALTY, LONG SINGLE CURLS, warranted paturally our, fe Q 2240. long. $2 W | 231m. loug. 241m. Jong +2 50{ 2 in. long. 26in. Jong. £00) 9 In, tony. . te. and $1 per yi PRICE LIST OF M¥ SECOND QUALITY HALE aoobs. | enh HAL asa WITCHES, AK ‘$2. LONG Mati, SOLID, WVARANTED SOP DYED, 18 in, Jong, har’3 oz. weight. 20 in. long. hair 3 oz. weight. 221m. long, hatr 404. wenht, 24 in. long. hare 402, weight. 26 in. long, hair 4 oz. weight. 28 in. long, hair 43, 07, weight. 32 im: Jong, hair 5 oz. weight. . SHAW!s PATENT HAIR SWITCHES LADIES’ OWN HAIR MADE OVER IN LATEST STYLES. COMBINGS MADE UP, 25, and 50c, PER OUNCE. wooo sent €. 0. D. by Ran fh or on receipt of P. 0. M. O., or money in registered letters, free of charge to all ‘of the country. Bas eBNDING FOR GOODS ASK PRIVILEGE OF EXAMINATION, $2 P7 7 45 6 7 sesssss T KINZEy'S, A Special Bargains in spring goods. Hats and bonnets. The largest assortment of Bonnets and Kound Hate to be tound in the eity, Bonnets trimmed to order. Palmetto Hats, trimmed, 75c. New French Flowers, by last steamer. SITK Joravols, ail the new hades, at $1 yard. ‘ak Lacos, 150, to 75. Thread Laces, and ppant nish Laces. "75,000 vards Silk Gros Grain ibbons, trom Ie. to 2e. id Sash Ribbons, 7-inc: Rien brocade bash, do., 60°. a Failure of a Manufacturer French Pattera Bonnets. At KINZEY'S, ot — Ladies’ Underwei 600 dozens of Lad Chemise, Drawer: Skirts, Xe. at and 6c. eon; tess than the cost of material they are made of At KINZEY’S. 5,000 dozen Kid Gloves, "B5e., S1c., 390.) 508, 69C. pair. Great bargains in Hosiery. 5, fea cat Bandeanx for Hats; worth $1, at de. rname low. crcl or palatine 2,000 Beaded and Sik Fringes, Gim)s and Passementerie Trimmings. Parasols and Umbrelias, 5,000 yards Hamburgs, vo yard. 6,000 yards Hamburys, 6c. yard. 5000 yards Hamburgs, 8e. yard. 6,00) Fards Liamburgs We. vara. 5,0 yards Hamburgs, lige. 5,000 yards Hamburgs, Loe. 5,000 yards Hamburga, 20e. 5,000 yards Hamburgs, 25c, yard, Wi LblaM KIN KINZRY, me 3 ‘O7 AND 76) BROADWAY, — BEBBEE K E KEEB E gE E KEBEER H bis H uo ut H naa u yn H a HK RRERR r R R R K E RRRRR K R R R R R B g lle it GRAND SPRING I GRAND SPRING UPENING iu OPENING ON IL ON wiesbay, bi TURSDAY, MESDAY, Ty WEDNESDAY, Hitksbat n ‘THURSDAY, ‘ccoc gs Q o @ o e¢ O38 coce H oH H OB H oH Ho HBAEH H oH H Ho H oH H a 888888 8 8 EIGUTH 8 AVENUR 8 AND ‘$8s888 TWENTY-FOURTH SYREET, 3 ‘888888. We respectfully invite the Indies of New York and vie clnity to attend oni OPENING } GRAND SPRING 0; TUESDAY, WSDNE.DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, APKIL 22, APRIL 23, and balance of the weck. We shall endeavor tomate this spring opening superior to any of our former efforts, and in the display of beautiful goods, as well asin the gens eral arrangement of our establishment, hope to win the admiration of our visitors. All are cordially welcome to call and examine our goods without the leust regard to their purchasing. | On the Opening days our store will be open until § P, M. No goods sold after 7 P.M. RAND EXHIBITION OF f Da: FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, ‘The special attention of ladies ls requested to our me perb ‘collection of trunmed Sonnets and Round in- cluding the most exquis:' srt trimmed novelties at fully one-halt the prices zencrall ly ghar ed. Our assortment comprises over Hats, ranging 1m pric front $2 0) £0 $38-lrom Walch the most tastudious canoe fail to please their taste aud talley. ‘Our salesladies esteem it no trouble to show goods ta customers even it they are not prepared to purchase. ll z! In untrimmed Hats we offer the largest assortment in the soon ines. the latest ce most desirable shapes ss ‘les, from 50c. to $2 75. jats, Si over’ “eifferent styles, ae dy, hy oe upwards. Pit real wie Snip, white politen ant! Seloreds Roo’ Mila braid. amd black Neat Mats, &c.. at popular prices. or ee eee FINE FRENCH FLOWERS. q ‘Our variety of Wreaths, Sprays, Montures <, Vines, ro will be found the most complete and the richest in the city. Our $ for the tinest Parisian Flowers and tot Sprays branched tocrler 1 our establishment are very reasonable, Call and examine them. By cial | Aadtupements in sash and trimming Rivbons. t variety of Turquoise and Gros de Suez Trim- ming Dilks trom ‘Sc. to $1 #9 per yard. We have just received a large importation of Spanish Scart Nets, which we ie offer at GUc., d2c., 65¢.. 75c., 9c., 15 and up to $3 95 ‘ard. id Hy i Edings, at 10e., 12c., 18.5 8c. Fleavy spanish L: %e. and up to 7dc. per id Nets, Chenille ye figured ets, polka and thread dotted Nets, &e., Ae. Fuil assortment of Be: | ReaD! ~ [ weaDi READ! > Ladies who wish to enjoy a treat should sive us the leagure of a visii at our Undergurment aud Infants Thts deparanent, we are bold ‘he most complete ana the most ate My rea ‘States, including not only @ thou- sand styles of machine-made Undergarments, but also the largest #tock ot French fercaie hand-embroidered Underwear = = 8 | ever tinported to this country. All our goods are flaished equal to the finest ordered work, and will ty iound to be very much tower in price than any in the Magniticens: Assorsnene OF | ot Corsets at She “ToWest prices. | MARSEILLES DRESSES, COATS AND © APES, &0. &. ecialty with us, containing in nd Marseilles, tor cb from two to fifteen ‘years o1 age, beautiully embroide: and braided, all very reasonable. L A ccc. EEEEEE 888 L As Oo CB s 8 ie SS ee Pet 5 A L AAAA Err L a) ee, FO E 8 L A Aa @ c gE 8 L A yale a: i A SA LULLLL A A CCC EEEEEE 88% {| Real and Imitation Laces in immense variety, at our well known popular pri We are now offering real Yak Laces, in a widths an qualities, at great bargall ! ogame bavieras abi Bou, 20¢., 22C., BBC, 440» Oberg ard upward beet fail line. of Guipure and real Thread ‘Laces, real Valenciennes, Point Applique Laces, at much below regular price hte TRIMMING NG DEPARTMENT will displa: i rich selection of beaded, Fs smenterte —_e Silk Gimps, Prin, ges, Ornaments, ko. t prices that erik be found satisfactory, Colored Silk Fringes in ai) the spring shades, Buttons of every description in oxide, steel, sliver, beaded, plain apd Pearl Buttons in every quality and ul faney Jet, &e., ee KID GLOVES A SPECIALTY. Just opening an immense assortment of the aft nuine Courvoisier Kid Gloves, for ladies and gentlemen, at popular prices. This brand of Kid Gloves needs no recommendation, as Itis well known us the best glove manutactured, take pleasure 1m offering them tor sale in all the latest spring shades. Also a full line of low. pad Gloves at bargains, 1,000 dozens two-button Revecea, Kid Gloves at tte. pair. 4 how pair of gloves fat EE air that rip or tear. 1,000 dozens real Patti Kid Gloves, in two butions, at $1 20, with the saine guarante Also 1,00) dozens French hid Gloves, in two buttons, at ‘8dc. per La nd a job lot ot black Kid Glove: in two buttons, that are giving pertect satisfaction, at 63c. per pair, tol ha Gloves, two buttons, at 65c. per pair; or 4(aDAGK SILKS, BLAGK ALPACAS, & waft isiting our Dry Goods Department will find @Xtraordioary burvalts in Black Silks, black Alpacas, colored, Dress Gots, Mourning Goods o1 every description, Musiins, Towe lings, ‘Napkins, Marseilles Bed spreads, Nottii ce Cul Pari Parasols, ry rues 's all silk Parasois, thy rink and bine, 6c. i sulk Parasols, in fink and bie, $1. Ladies’ black and brown silk, beautiful banal les, bey! black silk, heavy fringe, ti neds all colors, black, bro bine, plum. dark green, wi ‘ns in handles of bone, year agate, nickel oxidized and gilt. Ladies mast not foreet our ar Spi Weansesey and Thursday. a Se until 9 P. All cordially welcome, BHKIOH'S, a ENRICH"! 287 and 289 Eighth avenue, near Opening on Tueeda: open on those day. Mtoe ty-for }ORNER BELOW A, ‘A. T, STEWARDS, ORNER NINTH STREK’ ti For Other Dry Goods Advertisements Seq Twentieth Pag