The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1874, Page 20

20 a woous, YF eas wanmuny 2 00-3, Broadway and Eleventh street, ‘will add to ular stock of a inch, $1 75. In our tamous For Silke + ro eal Paney Silks, Stripes and Checks, $1 ym M’CREERY & 00, Broadway and Ele 1d. Eleventh street. 4 Biack Silks! the “Cashmere Sublime”, black, Silk, soft alia Ser Tot fo. brea ardest wears 1, $2, and $2 25 ver ¥: A’ JAMES WCREERY 7 CO.'8, Broadway and \d Eleventh street, Shaw @awis) Shawis! ‘Wil exhintt op MONDAY, April 20, In their aw! Department, the ta ext and bes Soincted stock of Li Shawis and ever offered in this city, and . ud at price to Miety competi- Also a tow chotce patterns in Llama Lace Polonaises gad Slee velessJackets. van éxiehsive aswrunent of striped Challie and Otto- Shawls, from $4 up to the finest imported. Great barpains in plain black Cashiuere and Thibet od pay’ Shawis 10 great variety. bootie h Pai haw ls Pawiey and Broche shawls, at iinense reduction in ‘A spiendia stock of fine Shetland Shawls, in white and Diack and white, from $1 50 upward. A’ JAMES M’CREERY & 00.'3, Broadway and bleventh street. Great bargains! Great bargainsi Salk warp Pongee, Silk warp Pongee, OULy fuss cents, ouly f23y cents, Lyons Popiius for spring ana summer wear, in the y ae ey sl les ever offered, i- Hithotrope, Pochart. Biond, etarine, “Bi Devin,’ Cora Biche, a, Cs. ip superb Quality and texture, An immense stock of Ho, | bnglish and French Fongees. ish Diagouns, Tigliah Crepe CYoth, A splendid material for travelifag dresses, 4 full line French Brilliante Lustres. irisailes, for street wear, extra quality, Also a splendid line Bengaline Foulards, in stripes and plain. Beautnul goods for summer coscumes. India Pongees. India Pongees. tn the largest, cheapest ‘ever offered in this city. A’ JAMES M'CREERY & 0028, Broadway and_ Hie Eleventh street, ‘will continue on pn Monday, April 20, their ular Carriage nd Evening Dresses, mall the new fashionable shades and materials of our ‘spring importations at exceedingly attractive prices. We will also offer the handsomest and most varied as sortiment o1 Ladies’ and Children's Undergarments ever exhibited in this city at unusuaily popular prices. Beaded and Embroiderea Dra Drap Ete Jackets, together with an elegant assortment of Ladies’ and Minsea Kpglish Waiking Jackets, In new Diagonal Cioths and Gassimeres, i tor spring wear, fo which we invite special attention, Children’s Pique Dresse: s Suits, Gabrielies, &c. ; Infants’ Garments, en suite or single, in 'spiendid variety, ready made and ‘to order. ‘We are now oilering our splendid stock of French Cor sets, comprising the most popular makes, at a reduction @f SS per cent. T SMITHS PATT. AZAAR, vi4 BRO ADWAY, near Twentieth strect. FASHIONS just IMPORTED. NEW Designs. BEACTIFUL Changes Patterns NOW READY, CLOTH MODEL with each. “SMITH'’S DISESS tlevator.” & GRAND Success, PRICK SEVESTY-FIVE cents, —4T K 00000 eccco B H'” 888888 kK Oo o¢ cH H” Ss s gk oO oc H a’ 8 K ° o 6 H oa) KK oO oc HHHHH —SSS8S8S KK ° v ¢ H H KO 9 ¢ Hy Hq 8 KO o ec c H a K 00000 ececoe R ‘SSSSSS Dress Goods ‘fvom the large Dress Goods auction sales of last week. Our importers, finding it impossible to dispose of their large importations of fine Dress Goods through the usual 1, are NOW forced ‘0 sell at auction. Unitke most houses, Mr. Koch did not lay ina heavy Steck for snow, but preierred to keep his cash in Yank for this big auction, which times mdicaied must come. High priced Goods at the price of cheap Goods. zi val nese at Sio.! value ase. 180 pieces of Steinbach & Kvech: French Cambric. pink, blue, green, ac., GP thoces of 0 55 ag ‘width ’black® Alpaca at 25c. per yard, value = of. ‘ul wool spring Cashmere, ail shades, at 50c., aepicces of black Cashmere from Xe. upward. ‘These are bargains un) aralieled | “2 the history of the Dry Goods trade in the United cdi scconseh ‘The sale commences on MONDAY. Carmine and KOCH, leecker streets KOCH'S, Carmine anc Bicecker streets. Housekeeping Linens from auction, cheap. Sheetings and Pillow Casings. Large honeycomb quilts at $1. Nottingham Lace Curtains, ise. ap. Towels and Towallings st Sustion prices. ‘White Blankets, trom $2 9 per pair bet, Cgmiortanles, filled with fae “white cotton, war- an 120 Marscities Quilts, from $1 25 up, i, ©. F. KOCH, Carmine and Bleecker streets ‘@txth avenue and Bleecker street cars pass the BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S HAT STORE. SHAYNE & CO., Broadway and Tenth street, have opened for spring and summer business 4 Hat store. and Baw Particular attention to boys’ and children's ‘arents who have bad so much troubie in finding ais for their children heretotore nay now be suited. as ‘ere will be the greatest variety of ver otfered at Fetai! in New York. ; he firm will do eUy cash busi- Bese and retail at wholesale prices Children’s Hats, $1, $1 25, $1 50, fh ,pnd toward. Boye’ ats, $1 50, $1 75, 40°) ‘and ‘The boys’ iroadway Diese silk Isat. the latest novelty, a specialty. tenien's Silk Hats. Yery finest quality, $7; a very wood Silk Hiat for $5; $2. hat less than tue regular retall ‘the “Congress Hat,” manufsctared only by this firm, em elegant business hat, on! aly $4 Ali the ratest styles ot Soft oft and Stiff Hats, at Hy lows prices, SHA Corner Broadway and Tenth street, opposite stewart's. A. —G0 To THE - Union Bazaar, 43 sixth avenue. 34% Sreatest bargains in Millinery and Millinery outs Gur trimmed Hate and Bonne are hot surpassed Dy any other establishment im styles and prices. Our ent of pods, Flowers, Feathers and aeine Silks is off unprecedentedly iow Just received, 0 fime assortment of real at Se. worth Tic., Guipure s inches wide. 75e., worth aches 'wice : 9c. worth $1 25, 3 inches wide, 86 & fine assortment of Spanish Laces and scarfs, Brace and Hasourg smbroideres, at equally ‘Our amortment of Parasols is now compiete in all the ing styles and shades, such ay serge and plain silks, pearl. ivory, agate and pian handles We aré offering them, like ail the rest ot our goods, at prices that ‘Will pay an anspection beiore purchasing elsewhere. J. MAGNETS, Union Bazuar, 4S oixtd avenue. Tt at fee fiap BAZ AR, », Fr Twentieth st YASHIONS Jost IMPORTED. wer NEW Designs, BEAUTIFUL Changes. Eaterns NOW READY. NODEY. with cach, ‘Mitns or ESS E. ator.” BAND Success. ICE SEVENTY-PIVE cents. PND THe GREAT RUSH STILL conTiNU abatement ic the crowd at 445 Grand street No @26 0 the asortmen! An enurely new stock openci day. Best standard Printa at, 6c. a Ye. : best stan Ginghamws, We. ; 1.00000 yards fine slik. striped nadines at Fo all cost We. gold to land, best standard Dlesehed and brown sheetings, We. to lie’ Jerrifie tum ble ip Tickings and a!) maxes ot Bousekee Goods rable Pamark, as oe rome shaw! on opuilag makes biack Alpacas. 5c Ths ‘ul the latest some | 3 ‘six $i. Dress Goode movelues and newest shades at tabulous prices. special- daily the great Broadway ue 4.000 cartons et albbons at Se. 8 yard and up; m0 0% nd the best have veen kept to the 1 {ine Embroideries and Suttons Truck loads of a ge and wagon loads of Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ ang Ca ‘Underwear of every known make and étyle ror. aor ‘will always see something new at the Great Baxgain Hendquarters, 438 Grand street Carpe Olle! am | ne Couage, sieecete, We. a + ‘Viento: 1d Se. ; @ bewutital In r Lng fas fh fish, eran mort equal to the best makes of ed good coor Gucioth, vy sheet a cond bie. vi ane! best value to. be found in the city Js st argain Headquarce ° i¢ 435 Grand street. first dry goods store from Attorney stre ROSS, BELL & 00. E. BROWN (sy of W. C. Brown, New Bond street, lon) has ng rw elegant syjes for ae, 1,261 Broad- “way, between | Furey -firet ane Thirty second sireets. Az Ris Led di) LONDON, ROUND HATS, Dr this week. A large and attractive line of me comp! ¢ latest designs and makes, We call gn attention to the following lines of Striped Silks One case of high luster stripes, 7 rice 9h 16 ‘One case Fancy Colored Stri i former price One caso extra quailty Fancy Stripes, $1 50, former price Also ee pieces of extra quality Plain Silks, $1 25, worth SRcx sims, Black Silke, oneiagk, Silke Greatest inducements ever offered tack silk $ ch Silke feces bi K, ite Bices black Gros Crain, $125, $1.50 and $175 150 pieces Liack a Bg 28 aad 7 ea Fonesne, 3 iach, $175, bxamine our mammoth stock ot 5,000 piense plains ergee Sion ne and 250, ae 7 inch wide Glace, Goods Past {.bn pieces Biurritz Cord. double fold, at Ste. cu Pieces French Cretones, all colors, at ae. Ub cases Corded Poplitis, extra quality, Wc. 10 pieces French Eimpress. at Shige. 40 pieces new shades at ddc- 360 pieces French ih Cashiacre, at 000. i rece reat Fy pieces Silk Popling, at 75e., $1 and $1 2. Pun's trish opin: ii all the Saw thades S cases Ja ks, at Sle. 200 pieces iguey si Bot extra wide, a ournt Goods, 5 specialty. Black Alpacus, die per F yard and’ ward: Tron trame Grewadthse: at S7ice? & ron frame Gren Biack Brilliantines, Sic. “ aise. panne Ladies’ Cloaks cy Suits, colored end black , $10 1 Sacques and Jackets, $5, $6, tae eae be ese vl Mourning Sulte made tg ‘order Sitio sheeter! notice. Shawls, . 32°32 20 xe aa woes: $25) sfana par Cloths, = Cassimere "Flannels, ‘ White Guods, Hosiery, Domestics. I stock of Housekeeping De aGovdn Ac., e., ry wie ER & McSORLEY. ~ _Bowery, N. T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-FROM AUCTION, the bankrupt stovk of a large wholesale house, and Will be sold at greatly reduced prices: French | paper Bangin a: Winuow Shaies, English Carpetiny jattings, &c.; 10,00 ‘rolls One Gol sence per foil ine Paper, 12 cents ber roll: fine good Window Shades, $2 per’ pair, usually sold at $4 30; 80,00 yards thick Silcioths, 8)’ cents per yard; Also, ye jot of English Carve ting, ac., dc. at low brices COATES, No. 277 Huds. t, opposite Dominick. DE PERCIVAL, . tormerly at 739 Broadway, has removed to 4 West Union squ Children’s Outtits. inant WY ardrobes. Ladies’ Underwear. All kinds of me Ce eed order. Laces cleaned : ded equal to new. mn ping and. ‘Stamped Geo ds O'NEILL & CO, 307 and 329 SIXTH AVENUE and TWENTIETH STREET, IMPOR? will open on Monday, Apri? 20, a full assortment of NEW SPRING MILLINERY GOODS, ALL OF OUR OWN SPECIAL IMPORTATION, A? MUCH BELOW THE MARKET PRICES. LATEST NOVELTIES IN FRENCH CHIP HATS. 10) doz CHIP ROUND WATS and BONNETS, all of the finest quality and latest noveltics in shapes. Drab, black aud vrown, 83 45. 150 cases of FINE MILAN ROUND HATS and BON- NETS, $1 to $2 54 100 cases AMERICAN OHIP HATS, $1 25. RIBBONS, Nos. 9, 12 and 16 GROS GRAIN BONNET RIBBONS, at 2c. per yard, in all the new spring shades, WARRANTED all silk. SASH RIBBONS. PANCY PLAID SASHES, Svc. per yard. ROMAN SASH RIBBONS, Janch GROS GRAL 5H RIBBONS, S8Bc., all silk. SOFT SILK SASHES FRINGED to ORDER, HAC RICH LAC COLORED CLUNY ees GUIPORE La SP. SPANiSn NETS, THREAD NETS, LACE VEILS FINE FRENCH EMBROIDERIES, MADE-UP LACE GOODS, RUFFLINGS, LACE TIES, LACB CAPES, CHILDREN’S LACE CAPS. We manufacture ali our own Lace Goods. FINE FRENCH FLOWERS, PANCY FELTS, OSTRICH TIPS—New Shades. LADI MES. NEW FANCY TIF: WHITE SILK TIES, MBROIDERED TIES. 1,000 dozen WINDSOR TIES ai 25c. ; all shade: All the new Bonnet Mai Materials in the latest A liberal discount to the trade. 327 and 320 SIXTH AVEN H. MACY & CO.'S RH. MACY & CO.'S GRAND CENTRAL EsTABLISHMENT. and TWENTIETH STREET The largest of the kind in the country. We are having a CONTINUAL OPENING ot NEW FRESH GOODS, our own importati Our SPRING IMPORTATONS of ladies children's and gents! plain and fancy Hos! K AND Lisle THREAD GL TTS, &c., how on sale, STYLES * PRICES ‘LOW. OCR UMBRELLA pals 301 Sepectment is CROWDED. witb DESIRABLE GOODS at a Ger Bicew Goods ond: Millinery department is receiving marked atien lon Ladies and gentlemen FURNISHING ROOMS, HOU HUIELS, BOARDING HOUSES. STEAMERS YACI c., will find an endless variety in our HOUSLKE! fXG,"Houss FURSIsING and, bs: CRORE RY and glassware departments at prices surprisingly low. in tancy goods we are opening thirty cases PARISLAN NOVELTIES this week. Also, In toilet arucles, inil ax sortment We are OER ie the children, lots of wnishing goods. our hook and stationery depart- department or our lace and Youare sure ty find just what you are looking for in each o: thein ‘A complete line of SILVERPL ATED Ware, of the best Americ embroidery stock cture, all warranted uch below Une maker's list. PURCHASED «manufacturer's {pderclowaing. made on WHEELER & They will be soid at ve. low prices. Our La FORGE GLOVE, tio Seldon oss pair, 1s the cheapest glove in the country. We GIVE « SEW PAIR tor ali that rip or tear. It will pay you well {089 to MA everyday. You have uot seen New Kit You nave not been to MACY'S, Goode delivered tree as usual. Special attention paid to ORDEKS by MAIL or otherwise. N. B.—A discount made to milliners, dressmakers and the trade. Fourteenth street and ixth avenue, New York. PEYTON'S, PEYTON’ PEYTO) PEYTO) PEYTOS SPRING STYL STYLEs. SvITs. ONGEE sUITs. SUITS, SUITS. BLACK ALPACA BLACK POPLIN FANCY DIAGONAL BRILLIANTIN Onr prices for Ladien’ Suite begin at $4 45 a1 regularly ip prices up to $12 cach. Our stock is one of the largest in the trade, all new and fresh. Our goods are manu actured with the greatest care; our wee tue very lowest. KP Pace, wwe 272 and pue PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANY are continually receiving the latest nov novelties in rich French Flowers and Feathers, Bridal Wreaths tor Vetls and fine white Flowers Floral Garnitures for wedding ana evening custumes to order. Vases and Baskets filled to order. A specialty. Churches, Halls and Dwellings decorated. A liberal discount allowed to the trade. THE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANY, % East Fourteenth street, four doors west of University” piace. No. GRne de Clery, Paris J. LOEWENSTEIN, ne Proprietor. NEW York a VEING AND PRINTING TABLIS! STATRN ISLAND, eapmgions IN 1819. $8 Duane street, near Broadway, 752 Broadway, hear Eiwhth street, $10 Bixth everiue, near Thirty ixth street, f New York. gee AE street, near Fulton, brooklyn. | indies’ and gentlewe! meats and pi 000s in # superior manner, a —————seene DRY Goops, MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, — SITUATIONS WANT: COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, RIDLEY & 8ON, LLE. LARL ) CORNER NINE- Nurses, &c. 8 IM AND COACHMAN—BY A YOUNG E. M a nee. oe fe BROADWAY, Cc Dresses and Al lv understands his business: several GRAND AND ALLEN STREETS. Suits made in latest styles and at short no! 392 2. fe. aw aa om inet suet rae fier Say er reter, A last ecaplover. an ress OO, GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT. Mies LYONS & MOUNTJOY, 27 UNION SQUARE, | charge of one or wo young children. Apply by'letter to — — pouexe rUncHases Recah Pasi aes Wes | At gcoucm onan, INORNSTANTE fats; novelties in r# reterence froin a ba Sin rters. ¥ EAsT 48TH ST., THIRD FLOOR,—A RESPECT. ° Lalor ConstGNMENT a BUROPR. tad Vedi 408 Eee re ee vite ariresh breast of | 48 pees. ° Growers carriage” mela Novelties of our own ond manufacture at | \{MB. SAUTER & 00. PROM BRUSSEL —LACE milk, as wet nurso: has plenty of milk. ——~ lower prices than any oer the ten years. ending, transierring; curtains done ‘new; a rays OOACHMAN, NEWLY MARKIED, 18 OPEN seh trebeee of & manutacturer’s stock at 25e. on the dol- Largest, cheapest and most assortment in this city, without the shadow rome Black English Chips, White English Chips Fine Neapolitan Straws, weoet hapa, Bie: pene Sa 2p. ROUND HATS AND BONNETS i Milan Ope 30 teen an every shape, at 2ic. 50c., vane er purchase of an amporter’s stock of Straw Cord Tassels, Ornaments, Fancy Lace and Cactus Braids. ‘fait the cost of importation’ TRIMMED BONNE » (atest and leading novelties, from $1, $1 5), $2, $2 50, 0 itats and Bonnets trimmed at notice. Rustic Hats, We., Oc.. 75e. en $1 up. sharon UNDERGARMENTS, Ladies’ Underwear, sults Dressen, Wrappers, &c. Juutanta, Outfits complete, Lace Capa, Bonnets, Cloaks ee Fi halebone Corsets, 40c., 450. 00. » B5c., 70C., Tbe, up. GROS GRAIN PeRRORe ALL fo. * colors and black, Donte 0. cents No. ‘te : He 13. cents, 08 18 and 2), every col toda te 15 cents, F SASH RIBBONS, os fe ei ows.” Look at our ary sill Look at our black Dress Silks, OP. (Ook at our all silk Mignons and Corded siiks Every color, and Ro advance in prices. LACES. Pargstne in Yaks, Thread and Guiput Full line of Spanish Nets in the newest Datterns, from She. uj Ready made Scarfs, in Spat }» Brussels, dotted nets and other materials. ANDER SOuTa re. Ladies’ hemmed, de., 9c. 10e., Mes 1c. up. Gents’ hemmed, ‘15e boy BOG. DRESS Terns, Black silk Gimps at Se., 10 20c., 5c. yard up. Black and colored Dress and Cloak Buttoui full lines. Nota: Buttons: in gilt sitver, oxidised Cords and Cord and Tassels. FRENCH FLOWERS. Latest novelties in Wreaths, Montures, Garlands, &c. PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS, Ten thousand to aelect fro Children's Parasols. all alk, bine, ink kaa white, 900. 650. 75c. . 85e. , 96e. . $1 1 1S an Lined Parasols; large sizes, Sc." 68e'y {60 end $1 up. Large and fine assortment ot Sun. Uinbrellas, et in ivory, horn, silver, pear! and gilt, trom $1 25 to $15. Changeable and navy bine silks, Cxtra large sizes, trom up. YANKEE NO NOTIONS, SPECIALTY—Jewelry, nat and bonnet Ornaments. Toilet Articles, Soaps, Perfumeries, Combs, Brushes, Stationery, &¢. 50) dozen Fans, in all sizes, 25¢., 35¢., 40c. Leather Satchels, 50c., eee Toe. 356. si aa Pocketbooks trom 5c. Belts irom i5e. up. Children’s Carriages. Silver plated Ware. OSTERY. Ladies’ and children’s role and fancy Hose, from 0c. Hulbriggan Hose, silk clocked, 3c. a Complete assort “rg ot ladte and. Children’s silk, lisle b F ani Berlin Gov id 4 buttons, trom 120, ap. Thoasands of ladies and Searts, at l0c., 18c., up, MEN’ Shirts, Collars, FU SHING GOODS. uffs, Suspenders, Ties, Bows, &c. Super English Half Hose, plain and fancy, from 120. ap. Received this wees | Kid Gloves, Monograin 10,000 dozens, in all the | at Sc. pair. new spring shades. ‘wo buttons. Edward. ‘Our woat akin Gloves, éwor buttons, equal to auything atany price; $10 pair. ‘This spring's importation, One button Gioves at 25c., 350., "E RIDT LEY & SON, $09. 811 and 113g Grand Street, 62, 64. 65, 68 and 70 Allen street, New York. Grand street crosstown line of cars passes the door and with every city car and stage route going nortn Six miuutes’ ride trom corner of broadway. QILKs. s An elegant line of plain Colored Silks at $1, sold regularly at$1 75 per yard, and warranted B0c, tess han they can be pe doug it easewhere. Black Gros Grain ain and Glace Silks, 86c. to $1. Superior quality do., $1 12 to $1 37. $1 30 to $2 25. ‘The above are worthy the attention of every buyer, as they ary not enly low in price, but of unsurpassed tex- ture and warranted to wear. DRESS GOODS. English Wash Popling, 2c, and 22c., one yard wide, Vine quality do., 28c. to 3le. Japanese do., 35¢. es wide, Superb quality do. | all Woo! Empress, 45c. to 500, Elegant striped Poplin, ail silk aud wool, 75c., which is about half usual price. MOURNING GOODS, Black Alpacas, Cashmeres and Empress Cloths. and other Mourning Fabrics. ata small advance over tue prices obtained at the per- empiory auction sales, SUITS. Particular attention is asked ae our medium and low nce of material, good tonable designs they cannot Wworkma be approached in this city. BRADBURY BRO “312 and 314 Bowery, one door below Bleecker street 7 SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, near Twentieth street FASTIIONS just IMPORTED, NEW isn BEAUTIS CL Ubanges, Patterns NOW READY, CLOTH MUDEL with each, “ i levator.” PRICE SEVENTY-FIVE cente For Other Dry Goods Advertisements Seo First Page. AND DRESSMAKING, ~ MIGLIN ERY A —MAISON W. ALTON, 862 BROADWAY, ABOVE Union square, importer of Paris Bonnets and Eng- lish Round Hats trom all the jeading houses in Kurope. Also, Mourning Bonnets, 4) MAISON HARRIS—MLLE, P 3 Hust Fourteenth street (hear Chickerim Van Dyker he Pule de dndame Angot’” and “Duchess Hie Kdinourgh,” the hats of the season as worn by the HARAUX'S STAMPING AND EMBROIDERY ES- s tabliemont, 99 Fourth avenue, a tew doors al A. T. stewart's, work done there in the best manner Yaad at the lowest prices. ‘9 dressin . Forty- third and Porte fourth Pease srsnce Saint se ME ota MICE BL. FORMERLY WITH MARIE Galoupeau, No. 433 enue, near Twenty-sixth street, has returned Cy fa yteamnahip Citmbri with @ most ‘recherche assortwent of Bonnets and Roun Hats, ‘often by herself in ail the fashionable houses of Le HARTLEY HAS NOW ON HAND THB LAG. will of est Searsonas of pranch Fonests and Tue: Mr. CAILEY, a Clinton place. an imported garments, are re equab! wo the finest Parsia ing vo have & perfect ant et i fheuge should | ry oh CAILBY'S Corset; all of the novelties in paper patterns; Taylor's system for cutting taught. LLE. M’KINLEY, 20 FOURTH AVENUE, JUST received a case of imported Bonnets ana Hats. in chip, in ali the new styles. A first class milliner wanted. SUCCESSOR TO 8. T. TAYLOR— Old original Dresamaking and Pattern Rooms, No. 6 bee made Dresses and |, at inuch less ss yitpeyen YOUNG grt. 16 YEARS OLD, are of a baby and do light chamberwork; youn useful’ mo mane herse! ood reference. Ad- Bast Side Advertising office, 504 3d av. Waltresses, &e. 319 EAST 48D ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG American girl as first class waitress in a dining room; city or country; reference if required, Miscellaneous, FLATBUSH AV., BROOKLYN.—A YOUNG LADY as companion to'an invalid, nursery governess or any occupation not menial. Cail or address Dr. Crick, at Crick's pharmacy. 2) EAST BROADWAY, ROOM 1. carpet sewing, altering, fitting and layin; tresses made and made over, Address Mrs. PI pearance (10, cheerful dispose Trance ), cheer! sposi- mptished, wishes a orition veuore ae preciated. Gall on Mrs. STRWA A WOMAN TO DO mat sROK agement; present employer will satinfy on ry Bhan recat a, ng. trustnarthy in Bad " best rence; age dress box ” ioe Horan Uptown Branches. A GOkCHMaNs SITUATION WANTRED—BY single m: wed 27T pregent employ: ae a ae in coachmy excelient Herald Uptown Branch omen AS A TRUSTWORTHY MIDDLE-AGED MAN. ENTIRE competent for any office work, will take a buok- kee correspondent’s or moderate salary it rei RITY, Herald off hier”s position, at very rences. Address INTEGS A Pinar ouAass COACHMAN (MARRIED) WANTS AL a situation; excellent cit ferred. Call on or address Excelsior stables, 1,206 Brondw try pres 22 Lexington ‘av, ow FIRST CLASS COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED= By an America: man with small family; under stands breaking young ole Call at Mr. Ferguson's stable, No. Lis West 48th s ME, A. DUVAL, DRESSMAKER AND IMPORTER of Paris fashions, fine French Corsets and Paniers, has now open # selection of elegant styies in Paris pat terns, 878 Broadway ME, DELLAC, ELRVE DE LA MAISON ROGER de Paris, has'reccived new Patterns for Costumes and Dresses, at 115 West Fortv-tirst street LLE. RERTHE, French dressmaking done to order. Over Mme, Michel's, No. 423 Sixth avenue. LLES, VIOL, 6 EAST TWELFTH STREET, Broadway. —Maison de Modes, Millinery. al ag ing. Latest ‘designs Walking, Dinner and Evening raat, extremely low pr cos Bonnets, Round Hats on ATALIE TILMAN & CO., 12 EAST SIXTEENTH street—Will be found oe latest hovelties in imported Bonnets, Round Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Bridal Wreaths and Veils, &c., £0. —Dresses and Suits made to orde: STRICH FRATIERD! OSTRICH FEATHERS !—GO to M. NER’S, manaotacturer of Ostrich Feath- ers, 295 ce ahs between. Eighteenth and Nine- teenth streets, tor the largest and most select assortment of Ustrich Tips and Fluines, In all the new shades, at pop- ular prices. Remember the place, 295 Sixth avenue, be- tween Etchteenth and Nineteenth itreeta MAX X WIs- NER. Manuiacturer of Ostrich Feathers, N. B.—Feath- ce, WILL OPEN, ON WEDNESDAY R & "HASTINGS and Thursday, an elegant assortment of imported Bonnets and Round Hats, French Chips, English Straw: Leghorn ats and a variety ofrich French Flowers, Union square. QT. TAYLOR, IMPORTER OF FRENCH FASHIONS \. and journals; iuventor of the only perfect Cy of dreas cutting—a mathematical system, insuring the graceful and pertect fitting; thorough instruction guar: anteed. klegant designs in patterns imported trom best Paris houses. U jar LADY OF LORNE DRESS BXTENDER, WITH or without Bustle—The effect, when worn, is grace- ful and elegant beyond, comparison. | Ladies’ aud In, fants’ | urnishing Goods, &c. or Importer, 32 East Fourteenth street, west of i University place. QA! EAST TWENTY FIRST STREET.—A COMPE- s tent dressmaker would accommodate ladies With perfect fitting dresses, street costumes, $12 up- wards. 3]] SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN NINETEENTH and 'wenueth streets.—Mme, BARNES will ex- hiblé Nonday. Tnesday and Wednesday, a chotce selec- tion of Mourning, Dress and Morning Caps lead- dresses hilaren’s Frencn Bonnets and totante? __ SITUATIONS S WANTED—FiMALES. Cooks, we. 3D AV., BETWEEN MTH AND ISTH STS.—A respectable young woman as cook, washer and city or country; city referenc: 2) = EAST 45TH ST. yrs? 3D AV. (PRESENT EM- ©. ployer’s, leavin city).—A respectable girl to cook, Wash and iron. oa on Monday or Tuesda; 33] EAST, TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN and daughter; mother as cook, daughter as chambermaid; cliy ret (erence. QITUATION, WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT, AS first class cook; is a first class dairy woman ina private family, in Cid or country; city references. Ad- dress COOK, box 136 Herald Uptown Branch office. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 6 WEST 21ST ST.-FRENCH DRESSMAKER, TO © out by the day or week; can cut. fit and trim latest styles: pest city references WEST 18TH 8T._—AS GOVERNESS OR COMPAN. tpn is thoroughly competent to take entire charge of children; would make herselt generally useful: no objection to travelling palary not so much an obiect as SE e NESS, references. Call on or address 2 WEST 52D ST.—AN AMERICAN GIRL, AG 12: 16, to attend a bakery; best city b giat a i 128 WEST SOTH ST., SECOND FLOOR—a YOUNG colored woman, competent hairdresser and good seamstress, as lady's maid or child’s purse to travel with a family to burope or California, PROFESSIONAL SiT FE AaIONS WANTED— WOMAN OF EDUCATION DESIRES EMPLOY. ment as scopyist, amanuensis, companion or govern- or would take charge ot a house. Address Mrs. CoNboR, box 119 Herald Uptown Branch office. A YOUNG FRENCH GIRL, WELL EDUOATED IN French and English, wishes a situation as ee? 4 governess to one or two children: Bess references, A\ dress or call 0 East 39th st, 3d BACs OF RANK AND POS! SITION | ‘WHO MAY BE pecumiarily unable to perma pany: employ op vate secretary can secure the occasional +» $45 East 17th ste 16 EAST 21H 8T.-AS GOVERNESS; ACCUS- tomed to the care, control and instruction of young ehildren; teaches Englis! french thor. onghly, first rudiments of music, &c., doing plain and machine owing. services of ns, TANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS oachman and groom; good reterence. Call at Mad Avenue Livery Stable, corner 30th ART & $00. SAL. ESMAN for for thet 8 GOODS TEPAR: a y, letter, wih name and reterence, person Pyahager's desk vetore 9AM. Broadway and 1. STEWART & CO. wanta first class CARPET CUTTER: one having ci ref referred. Apply at Manager's dexk, “Bro: GENTS, NOW 15 YOUR TIMR.— $67 MADE BY oN cany: week on $1 capital. We have all tire ew articles for azeuta Steady en mplOy en NOVELTY COMPANY, 30) Broadway. A SMART, ACTIVE AND CLEAN INTELLIGENT boy wanted at 35 Union square. R. A. Lotiasdoalsbin NATERER WANTED—A MAN TO RUN A FIRSE _) class apartment house: private tables. &c. Oue thoroughly competent address H. ¥., box 110 Heraid U, town Branch office. ANTED—A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY UNDE! eet charging and taking full charge of a firs class oe foanealn, ‘ali before 10 A. M. or aiver TP. Mg at 766 Bi ‘HELP | WANTED—FEMALMS. at WASTED—A WAITER [AND HELPER, aT NO. 7] i orn ~ Park ro B ERS WANTED; REIFIOIAL VLOWRRS.—BRANCH I NEWELL & TANTED—A SITUATION AS STEWARD, HEAD a SMITH, 514 Broadway. N APPRENTICE WANTED—TO LEARN DRESS- making. Call at 322 West 34th st. FIRST CLASS CUTTER, SIX WAIST TRIMMERS, “A also one apprentice ‘wanted ; none but first class need apply. Come between 8 and 9, prepared to work. Mrs. ARNOUX, 71 West 48th st. A. T. STEWART & CO, want several REAL LACE WORKERS AND BRAIDERS. y experienced workwomen need ppply at 9th at. pe betore 9 A. M. Broadway and 1 th st. T. STEWART & CO. want a FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, who can tak measures, cut and trim: an expert will have a perma- hent situation and be, liberally dealt with. Apply at Manager’s desk beiore 9A. M. Broadway and 10th st. FOREWOMAN WANTED—IN A DRESSMAKING establishment; steady employment to a competent person. AD! sbotore 10%, M., at ll East 18th st. A NUMBER, OF FIRST, Cla OPERATORS ON Wheeler & Wilson’s and Willcox & Gibby’ machines, Apply to WELWOOD, MURRAY & CO., 35 Wooster st, FEW FIRST CLASS OPERATORS WANTED—ON A fine custom shirts and Cos 7 ag at Twenti- eth street entrance to LORD & TA LOR’ A PLAIN COUNTRY GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE. work; two in family; willing to make herself use- ful. Apply” at hall door, 64’ West 10th st, —EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON WHEELER & +, Wilson’s machines, for ladies’ fine undergarments, to take work home: please bring sample. J.P, SACSHNAN, 16 Wooster st. _ A GHANGE To LEARN Dress FITTING FOR $3— Formulas tree to working girls, 4 ‘ast léth st, three flights up, room A. in the 16 WEST 247 ST.—A COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS D1 (colored) to sew by the week or month: Is 8 good dressmaker; can make herself useiul; country preferred. 97 WEST, 3ST ST. BETWEEN 7TH AND STH 2 avs—a young sifl_as seamstress: can trim and iter dresses; operates on Wheeler & Wilson's machine ; ho objection to help with children, Ring third bell. 23) WEST 16PH ST.—A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilson's machine, who under- Stands thoroughly al! kinds of family sewing and. dress. making, wishes to go out by the cay or week. Call o1 or address Mrs. G. TRIGGE. 2A8 OTH ST. and cloak maker, jate irom Europe, who thor- oughly understands her business, cuts, fits and trims in the latest French styles, to go out to tamilies at $2 per day. or make silk dresses, handsomely trimmed, at home atreasonable prices. Address. 258 WEST 23D 8T.—A FIRST CLASS DRESS- OO maker wishes a few more customers by the day; French atvie of cutting and ntting children’s dresses, Please leave your address. LS will cal. ALT West Bd Shas FIRST CLASS OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilgon’s machine would like few more engagements by the dav; understands makin, ladies’ and children’s undergarments. Call on or dress Miss COLE. 75] ST AV, IS STORE. A COMPETENT SEAM: OL stress and dressmaker wishes a few engage- menis by the day or week; can cut and fit; reference. Inquire for Miss NOWELL, PROTRSTANT GIRL AS SEAMSTRESS; CAN CUT A. ind ft; operates on's machine: willing to assist in ight "work. Address . M.. box’ il4 Herald Uptown Branch oftice. General Housework, &c. 34 EAST 31ST ST., TWO STAIRS, BACK.—A RE- spectable youn girl to do aeneral housework in private amily: Is willing and obliging; best city Tetereuce. Cal! on Nonday. Housekeepers, &. 4 BOND | 8T., ONE FLIGHT UP, EXTENSION, BACK A Soung laay, ‘ately from France, as house- keeper in a widower's family. canoes ROW (ITH 8T.), TWO DOORS WEST OF A lady as Pomeeape. Can be seen on Sunday Vgdares: I DAY, 8 SING YOUNG widow, of a cheerful disposition, whose education and accomplishments would be appreciated, as honse- keeper tora widower of means preterred ; trifers need answer. Cail, tor three days, on Mrs VAN SCHNIDER, A YOUNG WIDOW LADY FROM THE COUNTRY, pagent | tact to live harmoniously with the most ec- Par daa as housekeeper, governess or compan- Mrs. JOHNS, 0 box 18> ieraid Uptown TANTED-BY A YOUNG WIDOW, A SITUATION as housekeeper in a ladies’ boarding house or rooms. Address, with full particulars, 0., box 162 Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED—BY AN “AMERICAN. LADY, UNDER 20,4 position as working housekeeper in some small family ; has much experience and is both competent and reliable, wil! go for moderate waxes ii a pleasant home is offered ; best reterences. Address Mrs. KR. D., Herald Uptown Brauch office. Laundresses, &. 103 WEST, OTe 87, ROOM 12.—GENTLEMEN wishing to have washing done in good style will call at above number. LBL WEST, S80, 87 FIRST “PLOOR—A_ RESPECT. able colored woman to do gentlemen’s and tarai- Yes! washing. "Mrs, OGLETON, B WEST sorit ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.—A respectable colored woman wishes ladies’ and gentlemen's washing, housecleaning or days’ works Prompt with ali orders. Mrs. L, WHITE. TMM -. J, D. LIVERRE’S, 441 SIXTH AVENUE, 441, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh streéts. — Stamping and Embroidery kstablishment;. children’s re niped an* already made, French Line Und armen: bandsome Initials ed to order; Laces cleaned and A. PIES? CLASS TRIMMER WANTED—NONE BUT a first class Hae need apply. RA. HASTINGS, 35 Union square. A SALESWOMAN FOR FANCY GOODS.—ONLY ONE who understands the business need apply at 58 3d ., one door from corner 38h st At MME. LAFORCAD!'S, DRESSMAKER, NO. 6 West ith st.—Waimed, ‘competent operators ‘on Wheeler & Wilson's machine; five elegant trimmers and first class cloak makers and buttonhole makers. WANTED, SEVERAL FIRST GLASS SALES- A. ladies for our parasols, trimmings and white goods departments ; good salarics to those having first class city experience. STERN BROTHERS, 367 6th av, RESSMAKERS WANTED—FIRST CLASS HANDS; also @ few to improve. Come prepared to work. c. SHA p West 20th st, IRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS WANTED—TO TRIM waists. Only perfect workers need apply to M. A. GoxgeLiy, No.7 Hast ieth st, basement door, before OOD DRESSMAKERS WANTED—AT 125 EAST ‘4TH rat, Apply immediatel I ADIES DESIRING TO LEARN THE ART OF MAK. 4 ing wax flowers by te old or new Improved method see beau.itul specimens at Wax Flower Studio, 31 Talon square. roo! ILLINERS.—WANTED, SEVERAL FIRST CLASS milliners, who are accustomed to first class work; x0 improvers. J, ROTHSCHILD, $8 West 14th st. ALESLADIES.—WANTED TEN EXPERIENCED salesiadies for tne different departments in millinery also ty cash girls wante: J. ROLHSCHILD, 58 West lth st. ANTED—a COMPETENT CHAMBERMAID AND in a small family of four persons: must wages $12. Apply, beture 12 o'clock, at have reverence No, 142 East 44th ra W TANTED—ONB OR TWO YOUNG GIRLS TO L. EARN dressmaking. Cali at Miss M, DONOHU 6 West Sud st., one door trom Broadway. at WANTED-YOUNG 1.4 DIE8 TO DO BEADWORK AT home; experience not required. Address BEAD. WORK, Herald office. ah WANTEDIIN 4 MILLINERY PARLOR, A FIRST Class salesiady. None but those experienced need iy at R.A. HASTEN! Union square. WASTEDTAN EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS ON child clothes, None others need apply at 210 West 21h st, alter 10 o'clock Monda, z 2 AN OPERATOR ON A GROVER & BAKER ne, for dressmaking. Apply at $1 East 27th street. Wat ED—-AN OPERATOR ON THE WHEELER & Wilson machine; must be a food general dress. one but first class need a apply. T. E, LAWLER, 105 West I7th st, second floor, make ws TED-AN AMERICAN PROTESTANT, TO DO the work of a small family and be well treated ; Sin per month. Address, with references, box 179 Herald office. ‘ANTED—A GIRL, i OR] 16 GERMAN OR AMERI- can preferred. to assist in light house work and the care of a child; will have ‘4 goo home; family of two dchild. Apply ut 538 West Sist st. WANTED WOMAN AB PLAIN COOK: GOOD washer and ironer; must have good recommenda- tions, Apply at $29 East 18th st Be W ANTED—FIRST CLASS SHIRT HANDS ON OUS- _tom shirts, with own machine. 874 8th av. 7 ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED ©OOK; ALSO A chambhermaid and waitress Apply ‘at 75) Broad- way, up stairs. Q05 RAST BTW sta RESPECTABLE WOMAN ©) to do the washing of a few gentlemen or fan ilies, or ood go out by the day good referen D1] BAST tH s.. TATRD FLOOR. —A RESPEOT. able young woman solicits gentlemen's washing to do at her ow: nly r 68 WEST {HIRT SEVENTH 25th inst., Mme. J. BON- D & CO.’S pariors will “be “open to Tadiee, fo ens a compleye assortment of Engish Round and s and Habits, as well as most clegant Corsets, Skirts and Millinery in eral 65 West Thirty-seventh eb, between Furth and sixth avenues, ce to the skirt: French and LBY, Importer, 3 Bast re west of Chion s I INNS WILL OPEN HIS NEW on Monca MILLINERY ROOMS ¥; most elt ow rooms 7 vith, with he city in Foudway, neat Lightn stroe i MIL. pepe and kaiaes a ea sh straw and Le gh orn a ric s, Bridal Wreaths, dc. 8) bust Fourteenth 3p Freeh Flow street WARK MLAUGHAN HAVE JUST REC noveltiesin Chip Hats and Bonnets. 687 Sixth (omiaante LYONAISE DRESSMAKING lishment.—Macing up ladies own materials and re- modelling Dresses receive kpecial attention L—NO charge for extras, Also Parts Chip and straw Bonnets, Round Hare Flowers. &o, Mme. JOSEPHINE GOREN removed trom 13 Clinton’ p 9 East Thirtieth street, between Fifth ‘and Madison avenues, 292, WEST 17TH ST. FIRST FLOOR.—A TRUST. 4 worthy woman desires washine to do at her own residence, or any kind of work that will heip her gong | as pe is's widow with children. Inquire of Mrs. 323, EAST 27TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN to go out by the day to do washing, troniny oF Cail tor two days. howecle 396 West wrt st, class iaundress viishes ladies’ families’ washing, by the w dozen: n pufling ; reasonable terme; references _ Call or address. 430 EAST 16TH ST., ROOM 14.—A FIRST CLASS laundress wishes to take washing home; has faken charce of a laundry four years in a first ‘clans the city; gentlemen's vests, collars and shirts pressed like new; nothing but soa} om 453 ¥ WEST ISTH 8 FIRST FLOOR, BACK 4.53 Mom—A” respectable woman to gd 0 wa her 01 or ironer or to do | housecleaning, r EAST MTH ST., THRER STAIRS, BAC K.—A 514 Shiow,'s good laundress, desires washing at hor own home. 2, SD AV., NEAR #TH 6T.—A RESPECTABLE «J woman wishes to go out by the day and work, or will take in washing at her own home; good city ret erence. 3s RESSMAKING.—MME, D BESSON DE PARIS begs, to intorin we ladjes that she receives by each t plates of fashions, walking costumes, eveniny ep ay eaeas (iresses, ac, &. Orders mpily an + exec ule fecpars in HD. BESSON, 822 Sixth avenue, Hi Forty: sixth and Forty-seventh streets _ ~~ SITERHY WILL OPEN, ON MONDAY, APRIL 29, at his new store, 1.150 Broadway, a new and select Matting, Oilcioths and Engl 25 Wighsh Tapestry #rasee ng additional M. as ge id of Carpets, body in, $1 9) 0 8 bod w si fo - 1 goods equally ‘owt charge op tupe sales. W4ntpnny, AN AMERICAN WOMAN, LADIES’ gentlemen’s washing, oe reasonable rates, at home; can do tluting and atly ; best city by 3. Address Mrs COO! ss eral Uptown Branch office. Nurses, d&e. 811 WEST ATH 8T. at MONTHLY NURSE, « cineney ed at pre' offers her wervieee to ladies for jan the naval tharaes is thorough! cient, kin ‘and obliging; first, ost physiciena snd Jadies, Inquire fag N ‘AX FLOWERS TAUGHT BY THE NEW AND OLD methods, 60 cents a Vernon fruit and foliage, $5; bak preserved; Calia li Hy & specialty. Ws West third street, Mrs. DU N. FIRS? CLASS DRESSMAKERS WANTED—ALSO two apprentices (sinall remuneration to com- Bow apply t Mme, M. DE CORDUBA, 101 East 20th 26 EAST 2D ST.ONE OR TWO GOOD DRESS. J makers; forewoman, one who thoroughly under- Stands dressmaking. Address A. ARMSTRONG. 40) BAST sist 8T.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WANT TWO Young women; one a neatchambermaid and good waitress at tablo, and the other @ pertect laundress; those atraid to work need not apply. Call Monday tore noon. SITU ATIONS "WANTED=MALES. A. XOUNG MAN, wrTtt 18 YEARS’ EXPERIBNOE 18 hotel and resiaurant business, at present emp lores aS stewal having charge of cooking and wants asituation as cook; city or country; good nfer ences, Address W. D., Vigar Stand, sturtevant House, Broad way. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS WAITER ina private family or @ family going to Europes first class reference. Cal! at 122 Madison av. _ CLERKS AND SALES Ged ANTED, A YOUNG MAN AS CASHIER: ; + have some experience in that capac’ fammjiv nnd have fest class roterences,” No otters Seed apply to STERN BROTHERS, 367 6t ae BokrEersn —WANTED. A YOUNG “MAN, coR- Tect ut figures to Keep books and, make himnselr use; fal in a manufactory, ess, giving referen Wages expected, BOOKKEEPER, vox 101 Herald ‘Uptown Branch office. Sana the veal al i a fancy WO stand the retail millinery am ong prod windee’ ariaunn bist Sharan ere ad MT) INERY, box 6 Herald Brooklyn Branch office, GALESMAN WANTED—IN A RBTAIL FANCY GOODS +) store on roadway; one who understands selling sols and mbes lias Address, with relerences, A. Bald use, ~0 08k WHO UNE ONLY TH foods business @ restaurant, by a man barkeeper or to manai pt ee ‘3 20 years’ experience, In the city or summer hotel. dress STEWARD, Herald Uptown Branch offi : THE TRADES. A YOUNG, INTELLIGENT BOY, WILLING TO gorve che erm of ‘apprenticeship io be » compoxttory 4poly ator address 315 East Slst st. after 10 A. Mone BOY, 18 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES TO LEARN & trade or to get emplo; loymenit of some kind: is strong and willing to w reference from last employers ‘Address J.C., box li? fierald office. FUSPeRIENCED CARPET LAYERS ood wages will ve pald. Aad PETS, Herald Uptown Branch office. APER BOX se apse Biba Ridicaalatots One capable of estimating and overlooking man factory. Address MANUFACTURER, Herald Uptown Brauch office. ANTED—TO ca OA AINTERS W ANT A DISTRICT ME le members of Lodges 1. 4, 5 and ne will te ‘yeld Oa ie vant Thirteenth street, o Masonte. Hall, Wednesda: eis will attend. All epee ng. 22d inge at8 o'clock. By ord der ot the lodges. eg MASTER PRINTERS.—WANTED, a pOBITION, as superintendent or foreman in ® good book an fon printing office. ‘ihe advertiser is one of the vei st printers in this country; understands Capes every branch in coi Tai sue presswork; has tullest experience in good m Ro and orieinal typorrapate etfects., Adress tor one wee ¥ -ycage ot Sheidon, Collins & Co., 26° Frankiort | jew York. Waseem FIRST RATE CARP 7 LAYERS at 1.150 Broadwa; i FRANCAISE, SACIIANT PARLER ALLEMAN et anglais, desire retgurner. en. Euroje en charge Gentunts; reference. eet Prankiln at, Balt more. For Other Want Advertisements See Directory. —- “HOUSE , ROOMS, Soy wa TED. dino oer Stade In this city and Brooklyn. N UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—ABOUT 28 A, Wectwide, between Fourteenth strect and Fark ; locas yn centre rent not to excee “ 4 one where some barties woula board referred. | Address COMFORT, box 131 Heraid Uptown Branch otice. PHYSICIAN WANTS AN UNFURNISH D OFFICE-« location Fourteenth to. Fittieth street, and betweem Thira and Ninth avenues; English basement preferred § rent about i de Bouse Address box 149 i’ost office, GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND CHILD 24 YEARS, with a, pleasant furnished or unfurnished Rooms with hot and cold wi , good Board, between eee second and Firty- “ninth streets, Sixth and. {ighth ave nues, eae i: suited. Terms for summer, $15 pew week, Address J. A. C., Herald Uptown isranch Odeo NFURNISHED FLAT OR FLOOR WANTED—TWO adults: caneheonie g. con renisn oes location be- tween Fourth and Seventh avenues and Twenty-eighth and Thirty-sixth streets. Address DELIA, verald Ups town Branch offic “lhe eb La VARS Sa A te Wanten 3, A FAMILY OF TWO, TWO OR THREE, unfurnished Rooms, in a modern bouse. Address KM, box 176 Herald Uptown Branch office. WASTED-BY A RESPONSIBLE FAMILY WITHOUE young. children, a first class House ; turuished pre ferred; must be in an unexceptionable neighborhood. ‘Adaress, 1 for interview, box 3,494 Post offic TANTED—A SECOND FLOOR OF FIVE OR Rooms, with improvements, by a sinall famtiy. four, between Sccond and Futh avenues and Sixth Thirty-tourth streets. Address, for two days, A. L Py 32 Tompkins Market saa encarta winmraldiceaty WA StED—BY A MARRIED COUPLE, DURING - mer months. a large unfurnished Koom, fitted wi carpet, gas and wal foe od locats also re erences. Address 5. £ 1, Werald ome required, ANTED—BY 4 NTLEMAN AND WIFE, FOUR or five furnished Rooms for housekeeping, between, Tenth and Twenty-eighth streets and Second and sixttr avenues, or one larg: (urnished Room. Address, stating terms, Which must be moderate, and locativn, G. Ly station D. | i TANTED-IN HARLEM, FOR THE YEAR O® longer (with owner preferred), an unfurnished Room and Pantry for occasional use; best rererences, Address, for one Week, MURTUN, Harlem Host office. OR ti TANTED—A FLOOR, OF ABOUT THR rooms, well furnished for light hou two aduits; location between Sixth and Lexington hues, Fourteenth and Forty-ffth streets. | Addross, stat ingWrice, which must be inoderate, M. C., Herald Up= town Branch office. WAXTED-MAY 1. IN A WELL KEPT PRIVATE honse, very neat light housekeeping, two Rooms, furnished or ‘unturifishea, with closets, hot andy cold 1; mUsi be well lighted, thoroughly ventilated, in persect order and pleasantly logated, between Broad= way and sixth avenue, Fourth and Twentieth streets: Tent not to execed $25 per month. Address C. O., Meral Uptown Branch office ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE LOCATED Bie tween Park and sixth avennes and Twenty-third: and Forty-second sircets; must be tully and handsomely fuvnished, “Address No. ds West Thirty-lourth street. WaAstepiay A RE Oe, PARTY, Hp afi 0 ; avenue, story House, trom First to Fourth ayenie, between, biietnd Forty-elghth and sixtieth streets; pric JON FETTR: PCH, 1,086 Third avenu Warreen sy A GENTLEMAN AND | WIFE, ri hot and’ cond where bein, iseiow tent Reet jot and cold water, Lau Lo’ Mhove Third, “Address HL'B, W., VOX 110 Herald office. In the Country. NTED—FURNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENUIR Warr naar months: good fishing ee pastings ‘om. Ad Tint partioularay , Mn, Herald Uptown Branch off} -A LARGE, OLD FASHIONED We xouires Houses furs Haned be unfurnished, sii aoe ae Saat teat 3 r is req’ om TO ress Le Re, 16 Bast Forty-sixth st ardin alt rent moderate. Address L. For Other Advertisements Under Thia Heading See Directory. COASTWISE 5 STEAMSHIPS. — ay DIRECT, 1 a NEW ORLA Cromwell dae an wit feneuty wif ise pier Nov? North ft at will leave 93 ‘ature satan Matai Mt Mreignt received aniy. Through ven Xi: Galveston, tnd janola, Rockport or Aran: Brazos, Dit ba St. Louis and Mobile, 788 abil bien sicerage, $25. For treight or passage a] fo CLARK & SEAMAN, 6 West street. rent IEXAS LAN FOR GALVESTON, TOU c HING AT Key West, carrying the United States Maii.—Steames STATE OF TEXAS, Captain Bolger, will leave pier East River, Saturday, April 25, ats P.M. Through bills of lading given to Houston and all points on the jalves- ton, Houston and Mencerson and B, B. and ©. R. No charge tor forwarding in New York. For ireight oF passage, having superior accommodations, apply to €, H. MALLORY & OO, 153 Maiden tane, W LYDE, 119 Wall street, ‘ YALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, via Newport and Fall'River, The world renowned steamers ARISTOL and PROVT DENCE ieave pier 28 North Kiver, foot of Murray stree! daily Gundays. June 4 to September 3. inciusi¥e), at Through tickeis sold at all principal hotels in the city. Hall's Bands engaged for the season. = For Other Advert ements Under This Heading See Directory.