The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1874, Page 1

2 THE NEW YORK HERALD. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1874.-QUINTUPLE SHEET. ————__—_———__ WHOLE NO. 18,782 DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS—Sevewrecxty Pace—Third, fourth, fifth ante, sixth colu OLOGY —Twe Pace—Sixth column, | BEABOR—Fountu vege aah column. CLIARDS—sxventgnty Pagx—Third col RS Wa NTED—Stxreexca Pace First, second see pernte, ane aud Eigutxentd Pace—Fourth, mt BOARD gs LODGING. WANTED—Sixrexxtn P, 'scE— ane column, and Eicuresnta Poe Bact cok BROOKLYN BOARD—Sixren: and ron Pac eomth coma, ee BROOKL BORIRE OPPORTU —Ti WSINESS NOTICES—Eusvaxtu Pace—Pilth and columns. caaans RS AND TOBACCO—Sevenrzenra Pace—Third orry'h HEAL ROTATE FOR SALE Firm Pace—First CLERKS AND SALE MEN Tae Fee Pourth and ne wily and Fourts Pace—Fifth colump, Ni.—T'wantieta Pace—Fourth column. OUNCE: AND Ci set eae Pace—Fifth and sixth colum Cone in ee STEAM ars —Nuvereewm Pace—Fifth COUNTRY BOARD otxrmmern Paox—Third, f roti and fifth columns, and Kicurezxta Pac tb col- paris, AOeDRyrey—Yovers P. Sixth oolnme. [SEVENTEENTH Pace—Second coi a nt er my and third, rourth, frth WENTIRTE “Pace—Pirst, 1d DWwEtL Pras BES et Ler, PURNISHED sey UN. FUR: heise saery yo ‘Pace—First, second and and Fouat# Paee—second column. or An, hers seadaaly alge eins Pace—lourth «fifth colum: OPE-Fourrs Pace—Fith column. ye pyre Pace—Filtn column. free AND BAKS—Foorta Pace—Sixth colamn. BXPRE! BERS SavaNTERNTE Pacs—Third column, FiNaNCLAL Taurean f Pace—Sixth coluinn, AL—THIRTEENTH Pack. pi aerial column, and Fourra PUBNISHKD ee AND fer gg agg TO LET— owe ae—Fifib and sixth columns, and ae aee enced column. voaNiiURE—Nixeinant Pace—Third and fourth col- and Fourts Pacs—fourth column. vRenca VERTISEMENTS—Fourtu Pace—Fifth col- HEL WANTED—FEMALES—Tarro Pace—Third and paras ary and Fourta Pacr—Fourth column. ED—MALES—rnirp Pace—Sixth column, and Fe rouse TH Pace—Fitth column, HORSES, ed 4&C.—Ninetzenta Pace—First, —_ d third columns, and Fourtu Pase—third Botti btigmesrn Lr column, and Eion- mm Pace—Sixth colum: HOUSES, | ROOMS. ac., WANTED—Eiguraznrm Pags— Third o {hay INSTRUCTION—Twaertern Pace—Fitth column, BREEY cis. "HOBOKEN HUDSON CITY AND RER- St ATE FOR SALE—Fivtu PaGe— Toa TOR Seaso ON—Four ‘a Page—Sixth column. ae Wise 'wentigTH Pace—Sixth column, FOUND—Twentieta Pace—Six th column. Grin ‘uRY Fount Paax—Third and Gey rS columns. MARBLE MANTELS—Fovurtn Pace—Fifth column, els sept gots: MEDICAL—Fourtn Pace—Fiith o MILLINERY AND BRESSMARING—twarnere Pace— Third and tourth c MISCELLAN1OUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Povnternrn Lae ‘Sixth column. MISCELLANEOUS—Twestisra terse Seda column, aie AL—FOURTH Ered a columi RSE NEW PUBLICATIONS —Guxvenew Pace—Sixth column, NEWSPAPERS—Fovara Page—Fitth eau umn. PERSON AL—Fiast Pace—First colum PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, a0.—Founra Pacr—Sixth em ‘Fourtn P, colum: PROPeSAIGNAL ITUANTONS. WANTED--FEMALES— Tap a rehire column, and Fourtn Pace— Fourtn column, wie OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO TO RENT—Firta Pace—Third, fourth and fifth col- umns, and Fourta Pace—First and second columns. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE—Firta Pace—Fitth ands sixth columns, and Fourts Pace—Secona col- BEAL ESTATE, WANTED—Firtn Pace—Sixth column, and Fi Pack—secom column. RELIG ‘OUS. NOTICES—Finst Pags—Second column. HER 'ALS—SkventeeNta Pacr—Second column. S—Twanrieta Pack—Sixth column. Tes AT AUCTION—Eigurgentu Page—First, second ane fhird columns. NS WANTED—FEMALES—Turrp Pace—First, feecond ane shied. columns, and Fourra Pack— survaitons ‘Wal WANTED—MALES—Tarep Paga—Fourth olumn, and Fousta Pacr—Fitth colum BERCIAL NOTICES—lwentiern Page sixth, ‘column. PORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C.—Nimerxunta Pack— First column. BroRAG VENTEENTH PaGe—econd column. QEATe TS RESONTS—Srargunen Pagr—Fitth and Sixth columns, Eigntzenta ?ack—Sixth column, THE Thabkstainy Fa Page—Sixth column, THE TURF—Ninxreeenre Pace—First column. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPUSES otcow> Pace— First column. and Fourta Pace—Second column. FRAVELLERS' GUIDE—Niverrenra Pagr—sixth col- umn. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Secon Facx—Third. fourth and ftth columns, eta Pack—Becond an columns. wantin. TO PURCHASE—Twenrmra Pacz—Fourth cues here mk JEWELRY, £0.—Firts Pacs—Sixth col wastclisereR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR 20 eee eee caine hers second columns, and Fouars P. WHITESTONE PROPERTY I eon SALE OR TO LET— Firra Pace—Second an: 4 columns, vee LIQUORS. 20, SuVENTERSTHL Paaz—Second racuts, STBAMBOATS, £C.—Twaxtizra Pace—Fifth column. — PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. ESSR& KREMER & CO, AMERICAN REGISTER, BAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE MEW YORK HERALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL- BES WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES REQUIRING THEM. PERSONA AL. A nHiise WaITTEMORE , OF CAMBRIDGE—SECOND letier received; the first one missed. Send, duplt- sate or explain. FRANK. WANTS TO SEE A. B.. OF POST OFFICE, VIGO cae f, Regent street Address A, Post office, New for! AS AUTIFUL BABE FOR ADOPTION—AMERICAN See nacitan prety and healthy. Call at private institute, ‘eat Twenty-sixth street, DDIE—NEVER RECEIVED YOUR TELEGRA until 6:45 P. M. last night; write me where 9.2 HURCH MUSIC.—WILL THE YOUNG LaDY WHO rode down in Madison avenue car ut ten o'clock and got out permit the gentleman in opposite corner to mal sent Address CHURCH MUSIC, Herald ‘Optown HICAGO BOB—CALL ON “SUCIAL.” AS I LEAVE the city in a few days, do not fail. CARRIE D. H. SP) FTECTIVE, BKOORLYN"—IN ANSWER TO vour letter to “R. 8. B,” please address CONFI- DENCE, Herald office, appointing an interview. R ADOPTION—A HEALTHY GIRL, TEN WEEKS; ‘other infants, older and younger. 149 Charles street, tween Washington and West. Bispatents ADOPTION—A PRETTY BABY OF AMERICAN e, with tull surrender, at the new Lying-in ties ent lwenty -sixth street, New York. H. W, BRYANT, PORTLAND. a BBLIGIOUS NOTICES. At “ARE INVITED TO FORRESTEWS THURSDAY Cg OR ae a evenil ener mmaee : 3, BUNJ. ALB! ‘ALBRO'S, 563 Weee Tl irty-aixt street. All welcome. CONFERENCE OF SPIRITUALISTS AND A friends of progress will be pels ne Seemanis Hall, 200 Third avenue, Sunday, at 2 P, M. NIHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY-EIGHTH A’ street, west of Sixth avenue,Services at 9% and AM, ' Children’s chureh P.M. The rector, Ws Aa Miever Newton will preach. T DE GARMO HALL, FIFTH AVENUE AND FOUR teentn street To-day. 10:30, relentifie bermon by & oh Andrews; 7:30, Mr. Brown—hubject “The Common- h of Christianity"—tollowed by other speakers, men and women, T THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, WEST TWENTY- filth street, Kev. A. C, Osborn. D, D., pastor, preach- img May 17, at log A.M. and 8 P.M. LL SOULS! CHURCH, CORNER FOURTH AVENUE atieth, h street. sounday. 17 at RC A. tana? . Byureen: ar Cneliea, Mil pteath, ‘The pubis cordially’ invited T ROBINSON HALL, 18 EAST SIXTEENTH street —Mrs. B, V. Wilson will lecture at 1016 A.M, and 73 P.M. The children’s lyceum meets at 234 ‘\HURCH OF THE MESSIAH, PARK AVENUE, COR- ner Thirty-fourth street.—Rev. G. W. Briggs, D. D., of Cambridge. will preach at 11 A. M. Subject—“He wist not that his face shone’—Exodus, xxxiv., 20, Oot CH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE, corner Forty-fifth street, Rev, George H. Hepworth, astor.—Service to-day conducted’ by Rev. Dr. Lorimer, Of tremont Tempie Bapust, church, Boston. Sunday school and Bible class a3. Temperance mecting We nesday eyening. Prayer meeting Friday evening. Crsienin OF DISCIPLES OF cae TWENTY- eighth street, near Broadway Rev. W.'C. Dawson, the pastor, will ‘preach 4M. The public im HURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, MADISON AVE- d Forty-second street.—Services on Sunday nue as follows :— 10:30 A. M.—Morning, prayer and sermon, by Rev. ia iyng Jr. B. pee 4PM. fevenity ng, ‘prayer and sermon, by Rev. Theo- dore Irving, LL. JHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST, FIFTH AVE- nue, above Forty-fifth street.—Rey. Dr. Howland Re: Ci |. Service at il ae Ne andé P.M. Afternoon sermon on ‘The Descent Into fi t Oiler APOSTOLIO CHUROH, IN SIXTEENTH street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.—Ser. o'clock. Subject of Ser- jan Cometh, Shall He find 3 SR s vice Sunday evening, at 7! mon :—“When the Son of Faith on the Earth?” Pepa) CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE.—MORNING J service, 10:30; evening prvice (sermon on ‘The Rationale of Confession”), 8 Dr. Thompson officiates. R. DEEMS WILL PREACH IN THE CHURCH OF the eo pea Mercer street, on Wavetie) ey place, to-day, at 104 A. M. and 7% P.M.” Seats lorning text—"Fathers, provone not your children” LDER ¥, L, HASTINGS, OP BOSTON. KDITOR Christian, will preach in the new College Hall, Rorthwest corner Twenty-third street and Second ave: nue, 1034 A. M., 3 and 7g P.M. Seats free. IRST REFORMED Dp ast a CHURCH of Madison avenne, ‘cornet of Ceoity. -seventh street, Sunday school 9 A. M. Divine service 1034. ‘A Mand 7%-P. Mf, Rev, J. D, Wi- son, of Peoria will preach in the morning and Bishop 0. ¥. Cheney, of Chicago, in the evening, Strangers cor- dially invited. rT eae ES BAPTIST CHURCH, FORYTY-SIXTH —Dr. Thomas Armitage, pastor {ate hay Sunda: mich and evening, at 10: ‘clock. cordial welcome to all. ROTESTANT KPISCOFAL CHURCH OF THE RE- ‘ceemer, corner Fourth avenue and Kighty-second street.—Rev. J. W. Shakelfo rector. Divine Service, Holy ‘Commanion, 7:90 A. M.; service and sermon, 10:33 ROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF ATONE. ment, corner Madison avenue and Twenty-eighth street. Sunday school ae |. Services at 10:30 A. M. and 7:45 in the evening v. C. C, Tiffany, of Boston, wilt officiate. A cordial tavitation is exten: (ed to all. Reve Te eNAPP WILL PREACH IN THR FIRST Mission ‘Baptist church, corner Laight and Varick streets, at 10:304. M. and7:43P. M. All are welcome. 'T. IGNATIUS’ OHURCH, FORTIETH STREET, BE- tween Fitth and sixth avenues.—sunday services, 7, 10% A.M. Eveniny Eoreyes 7% The Rev. Dr. F. ‘0: wer, rector, will of Patol a Sel he -WANTED TO Ee ae religious society, a Church Property in Tocail iy on the west at. vetmeen, Fourteenth and nd FOr, second mreeta. Call ress H.C. DODGE, ‘West Thirty-seventh Hasee bes PEOPLES’ EC Church of th Hol: Sie G Madison avenue and Forty-second’ street, v> Blephen H. Tyng, Jr., D, Diy The ushers will assign mn {ree seats. This is the continna- tion of the wwervices hela in s Cooper Union on Sunday evenings during the winter. HE PROTESTANT EPISCUPAL Fifioth street, east of Third avenue, having heen Femodelied and decorated, will be opened again on Sun- day next; services at 10:45A. M. and 3:30 and 7: M, Sermons by Kev, U. 1. ‘tracy, in the morning Rey. 8. ‘Tyng, J D., in the aiternoon, to ‘hildren, aud ‘Kev. W.'T. Wilson, of Kingsbridge; Is theveveaing OHURCH—ON DRY GOODs. “ g El: = H # A 1 RRR H OH AA a RB B H H aa big RR | ae AA bre BR SB HEHE AAAA bi RER HA aA big RR H & a A peg RB R H B aA 4 pig RB H & a A I zg B 364 BOWERY, CORNER FOURTH STRBET. BRANCH STORE MS SIXTH AVENUE, Pinu TWENTY-FIRST AND TWENTY-SECOND 8 'REETS, UP STAIRS, OVER MILLINERY STORE. THE LARGEST STUCK OF HUMAN ATR GOODS IN THE OMUICHN QUALITY OF HUMAN HAL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. : FINEST QUALITY Hatt SWITCHES, SOLID, NOT { PRICES GREATLY BR REDUCED. PRICE LIsT. 30 inches, 3%4 ounces. 32 inches, 434 ounces. SM inches, 5 ounces. Natural Curls..... 28 inches, is ounces. COMBINGS. Combings mace up, 2c. and 50c. per ounce. GRAY HAIR A SPECIALTY. NFORMATION WANTED—OF WILLIAM TROREY, who lett New York ae 23. 1874. Any information of te Whetesbouws of @ above will be thankfully re- wi county, ite, M. A. TROKBY, Caldwell, basex | FRIZZETTS, 2 25c., 50c. and $1 . SBAW'S PATENT “WALES WRCHSS, Be. LADIES’ OWN OWN Hai HAIR BADE ‘OVER IN N LATEST Jernegan, by his wite’s oat Dr. R, A. KING, i ton avenue, corner of Thirty-first street, Boston and Western papers please copy. y bal “DUMP” 18 San PLEASE WRITE TO “DOLLY,” Charleston, 8. C. SABEL—LETTER- LATE FOR LAST NIGHT. MEET Cag corner Broadway and Bleecker, at 1 oe telegra, Is A MATTER OF INHERITANCE. JACOB VAN Lig a) 1852 with Charies O. Kiliot, 23 Harrison rw Work, fo request a to commnnlente his pres Bie nares to the German Congquiate General, No. 2 reen. [isereenn, by WANTED-—OF DR. HOLMES '¥ MRS. HARRISON, OF aan JERSEY WILL SEND Der address to Lucie Bell. M. D., Post office box }, she will be happy to communicate with her. R, BAYES-OALL OR SEND ADDRESS TO 23 street, room 12; Important business. LAR BROWN Ng haat VELVET JACKET, TURN- ing round twice to the gentleman, leaving Third avenue car at the depot, last Friday, 4o'cloce P. M., ‘would oblige him to address 8. ,, station H. ayia HINTON—PLEASE WRITE TO ME. AD. Gress box 1 Herald Uptown Branch office. DAISY DEAN, AUDIE, MAUDIE MINE—! NOT per oe iad M write and send your fitemta M : 188 RJ. H.—YOURS OF Bi celved too late. Same ti idress note same ag borore. : JOHNSON, OF HOBOKEN.—PLEASE CALL immediately (important) re you left your address Friday evenin, EWARK, NV. vA es PERSON WHO pant BY BY Foreman of the ” whieh letter was signei it communicate with me he 8a witness, G.N. ABBEL, Bh erie sates jenex county. OST OFFICE, ViGO STREET, REGE = nt B., your friend of A—— ‘street is i Now York, at entrance A. Address CIRCUMSPECTION. Xioraid sue; M.—STAGE UP os RlQuTRENTH TH Pichi TEMPLE—MADISON AVENUE ©. igo and ladies in in biack: sgheseren ovat | te Poa. Saris siti sa sects NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR EXTRA COLORS, ——— —~-_—— ——_. xpress, Or on receipt of P. O. Goods se: MONKEY ORDER or Pinter in registered letters, free of charge to all parts of the country. WHEN ba taes FOR GOODS ASK PRI EXAMINATION, wari ye oH HF A It RER H oH AA It RR H AA It RR Hho: AA Ir RB HAHE AAAA Ir ERR h 8 aA A Tl RR H #H A A It RR A OH A 4 i B EK u a a i BR H JOSEPH'S: HAIR EMPORIUM, 377 Eighth avenue, near Twenty-ninth’street. EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION IN HAIR GOODS. IN CONSEQUENCE OF EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS WE NAVE DSCIDED TO SELL OUR po 00) AOC NTN TO 0 FINEST QUALITY BAIR go TURE SOLID, DYED, NO ORIMPED alt i Step PRICES REDUCED, at quality Hair Switches fold hot a: red. 2: 28 inches long, ‘$0 taches long, 32 inches long, # SM inches long, 5 ounce: Natural curl: J GRAY HAIR, 3 : f GRAY HAIR. Gray Hair a ‘extray colors; no extra charge. COMBINGS, Combings made up 35c. pe Hes having vombings can save 75 per, cont by hay- i ba Hy t our SADE PeiBRWAL | EDUCHION YO "Tie WHOLE. acu by press Yoh Brecelpl Post Lend or ney order, Chelodng sample of ia een wont arts of of, the cauntey.. Orders, below 38" must rena seoure ing for goods a Driviless of examination, DRY GOUDs. A —BCHARD EARES, ‘Sixth avenue and nd Nineteenth street, will, on MONDAY, May 28, Jn our new eounae “epartmen nt, the largest and most elegant stock of ready made Suits ever exhibited in the i ies’ Walking and Travelling Suits, in buff, gray. brown and drab linen and own, cambric and percale Suits and Wrappers. White iawn Suits and Polona’ med in most varied style, wun diagonal tucking, needlework, embroidery, tucking and inserting. Lawn. linen and batiste Polonaise, plain and embroidere sain and embroidered linen and batiste Camels’ hair and serge Suits and Rich black Lyons silk Costumes. elado- rately trimmed with jet, passewenterie and fringe. Elegant colored and striped silkS8uits. WE INVITE an exam- ination of the above, contident that a personal tn- tion will convince all that our sure beyond competition. Our sods are all manutactured and designed under the supervision of the most careful and competent artists, and are gol up with & view to attractiveness and moderation in piles, workmansnip and quality of materials Deing ‘equal in every respect to the Gnest importea goods, and are all designed and manutactured and offered at the smallest margin of profit, with a view to maxing perman ers of those who patron- ize_us, by offering a first class article at a moderate price. ' Our assortment is large and varied, and we are Prepared to offer the latest novelties as soon as intro- duced. Our facilities for executing the most elabo- rate orders are now most perfect, our staff of o| : rators having heen largely augmented. to meet the 4 ‘of our constantly imereasing orders We ‘guarantee tull satistaction and a pertect ft in every costume we manutacture, a French dressmaker of recozuized abitity, whoee experience extends to the most prom) Rent houses in the city, having the immediate supervision of a orders, and who will personally fit for all garments ead saperintend: every detail of their manutacture. i R. MBARES WILL OFFER ON MONDAY excellent black silk Sults. $28, $55 and $00. Elegant black sitk Walking Dresses, elaborately trimmed with it. paaneen ferle and irinze, $76, $38 99 and $100. Magnificent Lyons black silk Costumes, richly and weylishly trimmed, with Jet, ih latest designs, at $110, $125, $! Heavy striped silk Suits, st th Mo an Site Serge aud pongee Bulta, silk trim- me White hey Suits, with patting, i 7 Bh raftings ax and diagonal tuck! Batiste and an Botte. Ny vaseline Elegant Smbroidered Hose sae very fine linen and tringe, $18, $20 Stylish lawn Yolonaise, 33 iy $4 75, $5 and sine lawn Polonaise, with embroidery, $8 a Bian Pofonaize, if’ $550 and $6 75, Embroidered and bralded linen Polon- wGtent variety of eambric Morning W at varistyc1 eumirie Morning rap- $2, $2 00, $3 and $4. R. MEARES Will open on Monday 100 dozen knit Shedand Shawls, white, red and biac! ony own special importat on, atthe followings low prices full size white knit shetiand ‘Shaw $1 2, $1 33, $1 50, $1 63, $1 88 and $2 45, ‘BW dozen finest knit Shetland shaw for cmuaiyand ean le use, $2 50, $3, 3, and $5, finest goods manu! factured. ‘One cage Llama Lace Sac Liama lace bacques $6, $7, $8 $9 and $10. Elegant patterns Liama lace Sacques, $12, $14. $15 and Very handsome Liama ‘neg sacqnes, ge $19, $20, $23 ane Liama Lace ates 5 Sin sins 33 ‘pet 4 $16, $18, $19, $20, Real biack Thread 5! nd $125, half price. R saa Will offer on Monday the opting teaerarh ‘and pereains and colored 5! ym iast week's auction ts A lo! lot ole colored. i, Trimming Silks ag in vari- ety of colors, at an a iplendia heavy F itnning ic Silke, a ¥ jieces of splendid hea ress Stiks, ea ior eat Ha ail yereyst sag lends Black drem Slike, @1us; Sts Heavy black grosgrain Silks, $1 88 and Rich Lyons black Silke, satin finish, $1 $175, $1 ro ana $195 % seer wien gros grain black Silke, $2, The following spectalties 1p Dress Goods be exhibited on Monday. Goats hair Debege. 25c,, 30c,, 400. and Bie, One lot brocade summe! colors, 25e, wiht lot Summer Diagonals, 28. and Sle.; ppiarrite Fanlins aa Poplin Alpacas, 25c., sare mohair L Lustres, ve fine, 50c. Silk and wool Pongees es and Berges, 0c. 750, Japanese Saas and Poplins, 25c., 30c., 4c. and 450. é lendid stock of Calicoes, Cambrics and jes, in choicest patterns, Fo ular brands of black Alpacas, 2c., . Afc. and 0c. wid 1h eee ‘of tron Grenadine, sitk and ‘B5c., Gc. and 65e. ra feces inuch finer goods, 70c., 7Bc., Se. ee Rhee with a fall line of Lyre, fais ics in Empress, Lae ee al Grape aie, Ho Bombazines jashmeres, at very lo oe johdid black ‘Casbmeres, 9%c., $1 and ‘We invite examination of our ladies’ and children’s Underwear and Outfitting Department, ‘as tt comprises the inert aud most extensive stock to be found in the cr having « consiant supply ot every art cle Necessary to a lady's wardrobe oi A large lot of Cambric piaited Walsts, to Ladies’ Lawn, Linen and Swiss Waists, plain and handsomely embrotdered and trimmed with Valenciennes lace, at Best quality of P seiped sk skirts, fall size, $1, Large lot of Imported SUslerwear at half] Corset Covers in linen and cambio, Pillow t Shams, tucked, ri and embroidery. Grest bargains in Krench Wove Corsets, all ‘embroidered, 88c., $1, $1 12 and $1 Splendid stock ‘ol children’s Braided Bute ind Blouse: i Fiquet and linen, agre: $1 29, worth $228 ‘misses ang chil en's Lace Caps in newest atyles, trimmed with Italian R MEARES, At our hosiery counter we will exhibit on Monday the following specialties:— Ladies’ Gauze Vests, apt ‘aa Children’s Ganze Vests, 3 Gentlemen's J Boss ancy Shirts and two Collars, & dozen very fine linen French embroidered Shirt Fronts, 60c. reat bar, es hie ie 1d Cotton Under ents, all size: ‘and qualities in atriped and } Balbrigean Biockings, for ladies, gentlemen and childre: New spring colors in our popular Tio. ‘Kia Gloves. Every pair warranted, or give another if they rip or ear. ‘souvin’s eenuine x Fd Gloves. two = three buttons '¢ are now offer’ the target nnd richest stock of Hine vilk Sun Umbrell: every exhibited ie this city, in fine plain biack and colored and twilled and cliangeable silks. in plain and Paragon trames, with every conceivable style of bandie. to examine our immense assortment before parch; R. MEARE: In our millinery department we possess this season ex- oo facilities tor the manufacture and introduction Blegant and si A th Novelties in trimmed Hound and our productions are coneed fotinitely. better and to possess more style than many of those imported. Our trimmed ear. jats and Bonnets at $10, $12, i $22 and $2 are the latest sha; ie egant an original in design, made of dest matertals Moe ‘frst class trade, and are about half the cies usually charged tor ‘similar quality. Children’s Ped ot ue. Galestned Haws ta alt ter vateet a apes. ‘iso offer the choicest goods in fine Paris Flowers, Ornaments and other novelties. It will pay you to examine our large assortment before purchasing. R. MEARES Te daily recerving | the newest styles t Jet, passementerie, ball and silk Fringes. Battons, Loops, Ornaments and Tasse: \ttons, Braids, cotton | 8, and Fringes Shenae ir stock of fi Tie, nainsook and Edg- ‘and Insortings cannot be mate hea in i dnerast Bee. dh of choice and handsome patter ons, Lavine aN Soaps and Toller Articles. M 4 ‘ag [Tavelll ste insect Posiahgntet coe Pewda me roces To all of which we invite a special visit of examina- a. RICHARD MBE. corner Sixth avenue and Nineteenth anaes DRY GOODs. a r 1 GGG_ BEERR nN x DDDD @ @ BRR AA xn ND D @ KR R AA NN ND D a RB j%A’AA NNN D D g RRR. AAA NNN D D g R RB dA & NNN D D $ oa BR : f 4 bs Ma D 7 cous BO OA 4 8 ‘Y Boop 000, EFPR, EEREE ¥ N 1 N HN aaa o oP NN N INN NQ G o oP Pe NN NUNN NG @G Oo OP PE NNN IT NN NG O © PPPP KERB NNN II NN NG o OP gE NNN I NNNQ aa goer f NR WHH Wa 6 000 P BEEER NN N Il M WN GG@ OF {HB 8 ROY. PALAIS. ROY, FALAIS ROYAL, FALAlg KOVAL, PALAIS ROYAL, PALA ROYAL, PALAIn ROYAL, PALAIS ROYAL, ROYAL, PALAIS RO’ EET AND BROADWAY. DOMESTIC BUILDING, MONDAY, MAY ¥ 16, 1874, 1 sake pleasure in announcing to the public that I have secured the above elegant place and will exhibit the cholcest PaBis, LONDON AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS, ; ESPECIALLY 1% IMPORTED f z e 3 E 3 E PEARL, IVORY, EBONY, SHELL, VIOLET WOOD, SANDAL WOOD, | FANS FANS PANS FANS PAN ¥ANS FANS PANS FANS FANS a FANS SBELL FANS FANS —— FANS ¥ANB VIOLET WOOD FANS FANS SANDAL WOOD PANS FANS = FANS FANS POINT LAGER + PANS PANS = FANg FANB TRREAD LAGE FANS — A. FANS POINT APPLIQUR FANS Fang FANS FAN JAPANESE FANS ae es et FANS CHINESE FANS FAB’ — FANS POINT APPLIQUE, JAPANESB. OHINESE. @ARNET AND WHITBY JET AND YEBNCH JT JEWELRY, | ORNAMENTS FOR THB Bain, THE OHOICEST DESIGNS OF TORTOISE SHELL, imported from Naples. III] FAN CHATELAINES, in Jet, silver, oxidixea, £e, VINAIGRETTES, in coin silver, gilt, &c., handsomely chased. Teall particular attention to our fine selection of ls SPA JEWELRY, of the choieest enamelling. I| ORNAMENTS FOR THR HAIR, consisting of nouveautes never before offered im the market, ROMAN PEARL BEADS, 4m colors to match dresses. BRATED otal PALAIS ROYAL GLOVE, fm two, three and fye buttons, ail the choicest shades. EVERY PAIN WARRANTED, L 000, V Y EBE! 8888 a% L 8 oO ¥ Vv EB nt @@L 8 VE 8 eo L ° A a @ L 0 O V V EEEB @ aa L oo vy 8 @ gL o Oo Yv 8s a @ Oo. Oo ww 8 GGQ LLLLL 000 Vv EBRER REAL JOUVIN'S KIDS and the celebrated THOMPSON SEAMLESS KIDS. I especially invite tion to the world renowned CROWN PERYUMERY, used at ol European courts. Also the toflet articles under the same brand, Our stock of II | RUSSIAN 1) oo ATHER GOODS Ile is the most complete ever offered in this city. IIIT | Do not fall to examine MONDAY i NEXT. Tt is the richest and choicest ever offered in the market. Respectfully, Et AI DRY __GOOD»s. STiLRN BROTHERS, SIXTH AVENUB and TWENTY-THIND STREET. — 10 _ [west 23D STREET ‘WILL CONTINUE THIS WEEK T0 OFFER THE MOST DECIDED BARGAINS IN ALL THEIR NUMEROUS DEPARTMENTS. on 367, SIXTH AVENUE WE HAVE GREATLY + tor OUR STOCK OF COME TwsRELtAN SUN UMBRELLAS. . I mama} 6 past iow tew days, AND WILL OFFER 0) A LARGE AND ENTIRELY NEW ASSORTMENT aTa REDUCTION OF FULLY 18 PER CENT FROM LAST WEER’S PRICES. THE PARGE UANTITIFS WE ARE SELLING DAILY NABLES US 1O OFFER CONTINUALLY Ni GOODS AT SUCH LOW PRICES EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS 0 LACKS AND EMBROIDERIES, We beg to direct attention to a large line of ENTIRELY NEW GOODS, Purchased the past week at great bargains, BLACK YaK LAVES at 20e., 25c., 29¢., S3c., Ahn apwarak _" Cheapest eF offere REAL GUIPURE LACES __ at l0c., 18c., 260., Se, HIe.. 62c., BSc. and $1, greatly beiow cost ui importing them. BEADED ute Seyi &D BLONDE LA BEADED SPANISE LACES in great variety. BLACK eA WHITE eral NETS, GANT DES: agi aND $1 25 YARD. ESP ANISH UACES TO MATCH. BLACK GUIPURE NETS, WHITE AND BUFF CLUNY NETS for polonaises, cheapest in the city, witha magnificent selection of BUFF _AND ‘oe SUUNY LA hihi YAK LA COLO EL Ck. rs AND MIXED CLUNY LACES, MIXED ier LAC, OLORLD BATISLE LACES in all width: ‘and qualities. SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE SCARFS at our well known low prices. FRENCH BLONDE LACE: ITALIAN AND REAL VALENCIENNES LACES, ome Very great bargains. Noveities in CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, “pine Wishuep HANDEERCHIEFS, WITH beautiful aesigns in c in colored borders, at exceedingly low prices, with a large assortment of Ladies’ hemstiched and bet hemmed Handgerchiefs, Gentlemen’s hemstiched ‘and hemmed Handkerchiefs, Bll qualities, very cheap. HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES. ‘We opened the past week several cases of HAMBURG EDGINGS AND Tse tions, FING NAINSOUK EMBSOIDERIE: SWI8S EDGINGS 4NJ) INSERTIONS, in all torming a very attractive stock to select from. LAGE GOODS. Avery choice sel Crepe du Chine and Laces, Fichus, “ Collarettes and Capes, Lace Streame: ‘Lace an Crepe du Chine Bows, mostly our own demgna and manufacture, Swissand Lace Sleeveless Jackets and Basques, entirely new styles. Large and elegant linc of Oman NECK RUFFLINGS, reduced prices, Mew importation of PARI a WE B: @ TO, CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO OUR SUAGE AND SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF all oor own importation, in consequence of which we are enabled to offer them at Jom than other houses are paying for them down town. BLACK AND WHITE &, NEW a ORIGINAL PAINTINGS, ith BKAL SHELL, TYORY, water, BONE AND PLAIN from si 10 10 upwards, A line of black Pte fine Paintings, At d6c., 8¢., Gdc., 75e. ay “ Li sae RUSSIA LEATHER FANS, ee ee in great variety. (aren seotiena. pC GLOVE DEPARTMENT, ‘The most complete stock of Gloves on the avenue. COURVOISIER'S Cerner KID GLOVES, Lag “thea gentlemen and misses, End shades. LOWEST Pie iy ain THE crn, ne’ banks WINDSOR KID GLOVES, tn two and three buttons. Haporb line of new shades, tes, drabs, modes, browns, &c., ry ‘with our uncomparable LUPIN'S KID GLOVE: TWO, THREE, FOUR AND SIX BUTTONS, ‘The best low priced kid glove in the world. Just received, 1,100 dozen in all the most desirable shades. AFTER WEARING THEM eee ts BUY NO OTHE UNDRESSED KID GLOVES, ry three and four buttons, black and colored, stock of LADIES! ENGLISN AND OCEMaN LISLE THREAD GLOVES, two, three and four buttons, from 2le, a pair upward. Misses’ and Gentiemen’s Lisle Thread Glo inal izes a0 and qualities. Ifyou desire to get suited You must go to STERN BROTHERS for Gloves. 900 DOZEN EXOELLENT 2-BUTTON KID GLOVE: IN ALL 81ZB8, REDUCED FROM $1 10 TO 690. A PAIR, QREAT BARGAIN MILLINERY GOOD! A and weil selected stock of STRAW HaTs #435) BONNETS FOR LADIES, STRAW HATS FOR MISSES, STRAW SATS FOR CHILDREN, r than any other house. Round Hats and Bonnets vine PMENGH FLOWERS, Sprays, Bouquets, Wreaths, Garnitures and branched, in any style, to order. Ostrich and Fancy Feathers, BONNET RIBBONS, chen} Neapolitan and C! | | SASH RIBBONS, Lowest pri in years, e earnestly request an inspection of our MILLINERY DEPARTMENTS, confident that our assortments and low prices ‘will be found to interest ladies about to purchase, r STERN BROTHERS, ith avenue and Twenty-third street. EEREEEH A RRRR fT coc RH oH K Ban, ito on Hg 88, x H YR ROO HORS & HoHR RHO Hou ERE AHHH RRRR MO HHH 6 H HR RUC a H & H oR RITG H OH EB H BR RUC OH H EEEREEH HR RI} coc H eEIINI= STILL GREATER BARGAINB. MILLINERY GOODS in all the latest stvies at less than ever betore offered. Thousands of dollars’ worth of goods opening dally unheard of low prices. STRAW HATS, Over one milion now on pad 4, comprising all the Intes novelties at even leas Week's prices. 80 cases misses’ brown aud black pebool Hats at 19.9 worth fully 4c, 100 cases misses’ School Hats, trimmed, at Sic, worthy cases ladioat full straw Shade Hats at 28, sold everye where at Juv cases misses" fee Hats, neatly bound and trimmed, at trom Bue. fo 7: more to make. Cost 100 canon eee black Neapolitan and chip Hats at Me wort Together with thousands of cases of fine Leghorn, cht Milan, fancy braid Neapolitan Hats, in all the'late styles, below competition, aving taken advantage of the depression in trade for’ the iast few weeks, we have bought immense quantities: of goods at extremely low figures, and will now give the benetit of our purchases to our patrons in selling all the’ bargains, without exception, at a very small profit, Milliners and storekeepers suppiled for cash at less than downtown wholesale prices. a ED BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. We have the iargest assortment ever exhibited at any one establishinent. We will exhtbit on Monday upwards of 1.300 elegantly trimmed. Bontets and Round ats. at our well known, low prices. Elegantly trimmed Round Bate at $2. $2 8, $320, $4, $4 50, $5 25, $575, $6 25 ve? tower tntthe nest styles. Elegant): igeet Bonnets at $3.59, $1, $4.50, 50, 90"$0 0. B04, BF und Spwarda bs Call and see the styles. Pattern Bonnets to the trade at very moderate prices, Great bargains in Ribbons, Turquoise. Mignon Silks, Gros de bred Spanish and dotted Nets and Laces, lace scarfs, &¢., de.) in ali the latest novelties, Sash Ribbons at very low prices, New bargains op opening daily. ‘Will open on rapes 00 pieces black Turqnoise at 94c., same as soid last week at $1 10, Fine Flowers and Feathers at less than ‘before ogered. Elegant French Montours, Wr Wreaths or Sprays op pants at extremely low prices, and any style branched to 01 der without exira charge. Elegant real Ostrich Tips, all the new shades, at 76c. and $1, tully 25 per cent under regular value. Milliners and storekeepers will find It to their advan- tage to call ana inspect our stock. as our prices will be found much lower than the downtown jobbers’ prices. only, and can therefore afford IL profit. Our patrons will favor us by calling serly in the week and \early in the day, to avold fhe crowa. dt 287 and 289 Eighth avenue and inerante! ane street. LACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS. Acknowledged the greatest bargains ever offered. These goods are part of @ large bankrupt Importer’ mtnbk, " ugh we bought at an immense sacrifice, and ng the same at a small advance, “Eigeant envy black yros grain Silk, at $1 28, equal to. $1 75 sitk in the city. "Extra quality, at $1 50 and $1 75, ly 26 per céut under the xold cost of importation. Also several pieces at ‘from $2 to $2 75 per yard that: FETs Never betore retailed at less than from $2 60 to We buy and sell for ¢ to sell at a very sma. This is an opportunity that i fi is seldom met with to bi Diack Silks, and we cordially invite ladies to call aa eee pecaplas for comparisons yeidhout reterence to pure Bargains in black Alpacas. Sworet. Dress Goods, Mourning Gooas of every de« scription. 1 case white Pique at 19¢., worth 8c. 1 case black iron trame Grenadine at 50c., worth 75c. 5 cases pure Mohairs, 25c.; cost almost double to im- ort e Lace Sacques and Shawls atextremely low prices Blegant lace Sa t 5, 178800 and unrarae ep ipo icit retains ck ace $6 25, $10, $4.50, gui 2 gia 75 sia Ty B18 2S Bis TS and. uowards: altbet low cost of importation, Ee Suits inevery imaginable style and quality at ain “itferantly made linen Suits at $1 98 wortn $3 25, and all, finer styles in proportion. 124 elegant spring Suits at greatly reduced prices to close aie out before the warm 6 eo jectively. we will offer'on Monday’ at fom $12 to $16 spective! we will offer on jonday at from wo each to close out balance of stock. PARASOLS. PI PARASOLS, Over 5,000 Errmeles hed on hand a ost voveltien at prices beyond competition, Black be Sun Umbrellas from 7c. Le deat Children’s School | Parasols at 20c, ea PARASOLS. PARASOLS. eroupr>y 3 oO L 8 Novelties in fine Silk Fans, f fane; bet , Lace Ti Buk Ties of every ‘description, & Belta, &o.. “ty me REAL LACES, REAL LACES, ‘at our well known low prices. wif Crest ber bare: bes ce real Yak Laces, black Guipure Laces, Silk Gimps aoe Fringes, in every style and quality, at bargal er Il the latest novelties in Buttons. Pearl. iv bath beaded, steel, ‘oxidised Cc; ‘sit Buttons, at popular prices, see, at BHRIC ICH'S, 27 AND EIGHTH AVENUR AND TWENIY-FOURTH STREET, ig es pire oe ccc ye A A 8 PE c cn aa L 8 E P g Cc c if AA L 8 PE Cc TAA L 8883 PePPP EEE © Tl AAAA L gs P E A AL 8 3 E c clra AL 8 8 E c CIA AL ssss P EEEEE coc IA ALLLLL III, re notice to our ‘our patrons that we have re. amer Percire & large invoice of our rewle hand-made and hand-embroldered r, and will Dow be able to supply the large do- mand for these goods, We ie ‘our prices to be fully 76 per cent below any in the coun Per cet OPnench Percale Chemises at BERS 1 5U, $1 65, $1 75, $! 85, $2, $2 10, $2 50, $3, $3 15, $3 a5, Chemises. hand sewed and hand reek 8 $0 ST $9 60, $10. $i, Percale. Nightdresses, ‘all ae sos rea "$s'00, 83, : ale Totise fee 8 3. 80°58, $5, $876, aes ‘w, 7, ‘rhe largest assortment in America of French pate Drawers, Corset Covers, Skirts, Bands of every descrip- tion, Collars and Cuffs, French Nurses’ Baby Wear, initial French Handkerchiefs, &c., &e. All styles ordered exactly to measure from !’aris, without extra charge. Call and examine these goods, Bridal Trousseaux a specialty. ‘amination of our Domestic ma- chine made Under, nents and Infants’ Wear, knowing that St ce will be found the most attractive aud ouF ices the cheapest In the ¢ . ve ‘mnccint dei rinent for Misses’ and Mid arene suite, Including the latest Parisian eae a tyles in linen and Marscities Cloaka, We also invite ate Gabriels, Po Postullion Suits, Polonaise Dresses, & ies at the I jowest price. 2 3 EBERE 8 RRRR i ccc. B & H 5 R RunNoC CH gE HR RUG H B HR REO H KER HHH RARR, Hf g i RH Fo RRR RRS of EEEERH HR RU cco H 281 and 28 Eighth avenue, neat Twenty-fourth street, For Other Dry Goods Advertisements Seq Twentieth Pade.