The New York Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1875, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD —— —= WHOLE NO. 14,062. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS—Sixreunta Pack—Second; tam, fourt sTmote and sixth columns. ~ LOGY—iurntesnta Page—Fourth column. Ba Bal SeAsONoirrEEnre Pace—First column. LLLT A! her ae Page—Sixth colamn. aera" sg NTED—Sxconp Pace—' hira and perth fumms, aud Fourtu Pace—Fourth and fifth col- noatt'txn ‘AND LODGING WANTED-Sscoxn Pace— Foarth column, and Fourra Pace—Fifth columi wROoRLIN Boat OND. oe aa column. BROOR REAL EsTATE FOR SALE—Turro PaceFinst m8 pscoond columns, “aod Fouata ‘ arte OREO UNTIES—Texen Page, USINESS Pe rite crveoahl Pace—sixth column. an TOBACCO—E.eventa + PaGe—Sixth orry’R Rate RSTATE FOR SALE—Taiep Pagr—Firet nen Pace amn. ovens" mite PALE ae ante Mesenet cole CLOTHING al slatted tamiaig § aGk—Sixth colamn, IRTRENTH Pace—Six' CUACHMEN TAND GARDENERS. Bucony, Mi sar—Seo- ond ai ag columns, and TumTeentH Pace— Sixth colum: coastW isi STEAMSHIP8—Secoxp Pace—Sixth col- oP AMINE RAHIPS—Teven Paai TRY BOARD—Secoxp Pace—Pifth column. Dancind ACADEMISS—Sureentu Pace—First col- DENTI-TR La teal pd gan Forth 0 column. KY GOO DS— Kinat P, th and fifth column: WELLING i noes ‘TO L Len FURNISHED AND ‘ON. HED—Tuip | Pace—Pift id mzth cok mane "an Fourta Pace—Second and third col- RUROFEAN STEAMSHIPS—Sxconp Pacs—Fifth and EUROPE —Eceventa Pace—Sixth column. EXCHANGES Finer Pacs—¥ourth column. EXCURSIONS—Sgconp Pace—>ixth column, FINANCIAL—Tenta Pace. FINE ARTS—Eveventn Pace—Fitth column. FOR Seis Sereenmees Pace—Third and fourth col- vorNisHin, ROOMS cyt APARTMENTS TO LET— ves Face six th column, and Fourra Pagr— vontnimige's bLEvENTH Pace—Fi(th colum HELP WANTEDOFEMALES Secon Pace--lest be ptt and Taiteents Pace—Fifth and sixth col- HELE, WANTED—MALES—Szcoxp Pace—Third column, nd THIRTEENTH gm column, HORSES, ORAS 8, &C.—Tuimresnta Pace—First jam mors amy rel Pucw—Fourth and fifth columns, and ‘ouute Pace— Faith column. HOUSES. ROOM 8, &C., WANT: Fourra Pacr—Fifth ol INSTRUCTI tn colum! oeREeY et ry, HOHOREN | HGpsos CITY AND BER. ak BAL faget FOR SALE—Tuirep Pacs— ea oa id onto Pace—First column, LECTURE SEARONSixrmurra Pace—First column. LOAN OFFICKS—Finsr Pace—Fourth column. LOsT AND FOUND—First Pace—Third Cesta MACHINERY—Tuirteente Pacr—Fourt MARBLE MANTELS—Eceventa Psce—S! xth ‘column, MATKIMONIAL—SixtexntH Pace—First jcolaen. MEDICAL—Tuirteentn Pace—Foarth col mann & BY. AND DRESSMAKING. Pinst Page—Sixth MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS — Tweirra Pace—Sixth column. wie B® ULANEOUS—EEventa Page—Sixth column. MUSICAL— Sixreenta Pace—First column. Ex PUBLICATIONS—Nintn Page—Sixth column. R@ONAL—First Pace—First and second columns, PlaNOrOontin, ORGANS, &C,—Sixrgenta Pagu—Sec- ond 2 PROS! ESSION AL SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES— Srponn | tb First column, and Tairteznts Pace— G0 PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO Pees Fageecnegond 8 and third columns, and Fourtu Pace—First colu REAL ESPATE TO EXCHANGH—Turep Pace—Third and fourth columns, and Fourtu Pace—First col- uinn. chines Mere) WANTED—Thirgp Pace—Foarth col- and Fourth Pacr—second column. BELIUIOUS NOTICES—Finet Pace—Socond and third RESTAUHANTS—Finst Page—Sixth column, REWAROS—Finst Pace—Third column. plcngt AT pre reas Pace—Second and urd colum) BITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—Srcoxp Pacr— aie 4 column, and ‘Tmetsenta Pags—Fifth col- SITU. rx vit ONS WANTED—MALES—Sgconp Page—Firet and second columns, and Tuigtzenta Page—Sixth column. SERCIAS Peeleha a ta mel gage Pace—Third and fourth col- ‘SPORFING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C.—Tuinteznta Pace— trst column. STORAGE—Eveventa Pace—Fifth column. Second Pagr—Third column, and Tarr- Sites column. THI NTH Pack—Virst colamn. TU LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES=Tnino Pace Fgneth and Aith volumns, and Fourra Pagr— ond coiam: TRAVELLNES GUIDE—Saconp Pace—Sixth colamn. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Fourtn Pace—Third and tourth coiumns. naan TO PURCHASE—Exeventu PaGEe—Sixth col- warcil Bs, JEWELRY, &C.—Fimst Pace—Fourth col- weeitilisreR COUNTS, PROPERTY FOR SALE OR —Tninp Pace—Second column, and as Pack—First column. wintine RESORTS—Seconp Pace—Fitth . YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.—Fiust Pag ‘th col- mien TES ETN "NEW YORK SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1875 —QUADRUPLE SHEET. PRICE FIVE CENTS. A wipow I LADY ¥ WILL ADOPT HER LITTLE BOY, five months old, American parents; the child is of fair complexion, blue eves and pertectly healthy. Address R, Heraid Uptown Branch office. py ereness *—NO RESPONSE YET. I BEG YOU TO name a time and place of meeting addressing me as before. .GRESHA. IFTH AVENUE THEATRE, THURSDAY.—IF THE young lady in black, seated near the stage, would like’ the acquaintance of the gentleman in next chair but one to her Jett, ane will kindly say so to BOYNION, box 163 Herald Uptown Branch office. ARLEM RAILROAD CARS,—IF THE LADY WHO, last November, granted an interview to gentleman at Clark's ther ants Be oe ber min by ele arrange another interview, she wi. STRANG ee ee ee H'sn'toe RICHARDS WILL PLEASE CALL AGAIN on Lottie Brown's husba) nd, J XFogMation WANTED—OF THE WHEREABOUTS f Mrs. Susan Bull, formerly of Staten islana, For parsioulars please address Dr. K., Herald Uptown Branch OHN LUFF LEFT HUNTERS POINT, L, 1, 0: e Fobenny 6. 1875; has not veen heard of anos! dressed in biack coat, vest and pants, with blue over- coat, white shirt, with black buttons, and gaiter shoes; height about feet Ginches: dark complexion, closely shaved: age about 2, Any information of his,where- abouts will oe gratefully received by his sister, CHAR. LOTTE L LUPF, Eufhth street and Jackson avenue, Hun- ter’s Point, L. L I8SES-I HAVK BEEN IN BUROPE A LONG time; have recently pataened, and wish to see you very much. Write to my hotel where 1 can see or ad- dress you. LITTLE PRECIOUS, TL E, FIFTEENTH STREET AND SEVENTH AVE- nue, a 5, 1874,—Let me hove your, resent address atonce. ress KE. L,, Herald Uptown Branch office, aaa TWILL aUFPER ALL. DO NOT M. doubt me. Fever He the past was I, never in the future will I be, gui jonorable zest to you. nothing wrong.’ Stow hall not be deserted. Commani- gaze your address, I will forget everything ana come you, MS SEAR ONT POSSIBLY coms AS Promised; get a letter as before. . ELLY WHITE LEFT NSW ORLEANS ek something to her advantage by addresning STELIA, Herald Uptown Branch ofiee, . Say AT THE WINDOW IN FOURTH AVENUE esterday atternoon.—Will I ever see you again? Please address RAIN, Heraid Uptown Branch office. —SHOULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF hn and David ‘Trotter, natives of Berwickshire “thez will please communicate with JOHN |, No.3 Bethane street, New York. New Jersey papers please copy. (PHE PARIY WHO WROTE TO % GOLD STREET can find the gentleman in question at that place for the next four days. HOMAS V. CANAVAN RPT HIS FATHER’S REGI- dence, Susquehanna Pa. in April 1864 When last heard from was in Vashington, about to 0 from there to Richmond, Va. Information concerning him will be thankrully recelved by his futher THOMA: CANAVAN, Susquehanna Depot, P: 44 4 —BLANCH, PLEASE ry D. 4) STREET, LAST WINTER—IF YOU DESIRE the plec eof of wishbone you threw from the front deor, please SHADOWS, Herald Uptown Branch RIVINGTON STREET AND BOWERY.—WHEN and where can I see you ? C. E. W., 190 Broadway, li7 RELIGIOUS | NOTICES. At THE HARVARD ROOMS, F RESERVOIR SQUARE, Professor R. W. Hume will speak Sunday at 734 P: Z. geaere conference irom2to5, All cordially in ited. T THE CLERMONT AVENUE UNIVERSALIST church, Brooklyn.—Rev. H. R. Nye will review, at 7% P. M., Dr. Tatm ees: sermon on ‘Universalism versus the Bible.” Services at 1034 P. M. All invited. ANacet MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY-EIGHTH street. west of Sixth avenue.—Services at lig A. M. and 73 P.M. ‘The rector, the . Heber Newtor will preach at morning service ; Rey. William. Kirkus al pS Subject of evening sermon, ‘Christian Com- promise RELIGIOUS SOCIETY CAN RENT LYRIC HALL ‘on Sundays: alsoa new Iali, 1,266 Broadway. Ap- ply to Mr, TRENOR, 723 Sixth avenue, Lyric Lali, \HURCH OF THE MESSIAH, WILLIAM R. J Alger, Park avenue, corner of Thirty-tourth street.— Subject, morning, “Uses of Great Men, illustrated by Washington;” evening, “Lessons to Americans from Washington's characte: Gers ivRcH ADIES AND GENTLEMEN willing to fing in ‘ihe west choir atthe Easter 1 please send their addresses to J. Christ ge Thirty-fifth street; a ys in the east choir, who are paid celebrations — wil Pearce, few vacancies for bo; according to Marlee Tih een OF THE ATONFMEN CORNER OF MAD. ison avenue and Twenty cig th st ere co. C. ‘Tiffany, rector, Sunday 9 9A. vine ser- vices—Morning at 20:30, Siteraoon ‘at¥:ih ‘the rector wall officiate. Beem BUILDING. A FEW MORE “OFFICES TO LET. DIRECTORY. Roo! BASEMENT. Is Lawrence & Co., Ban 2-J"'N Sayres Genflenten's Furnishing. 3-H. D. Dumont, stationer. G. W. Smith, Law Books, 4—Thomes M. Lynch, Wines, Eawin L. frion, Cisars, 5—A. B, Davenport, Hatter. Baum & eriedman: Tailors. RST STORY. Unie. Very cuigiie OF eating. and Insurance. i ke Jowtemtanon & Mors, Lawyers |. O'Dwyer, Lawy ae Buckingham, Lowy . OP blisher. Or mpbell & Paha, Lawyers, £4} Meade & Rockwell, Lawyers. 6—Northwestern Life Insurance Vompaay L. 8. Benedict, Agent. il —To let. 3) {Chamber of Life msurance. Charlton T. Lewis, Secretary. W—McCarthy & Chalmers, Lawyers I3—Cook & Nassau, Lawyers, B. Aerepepa, fang MeN W. Weld, International Collection Amoctation, 5. G, Derrickson, Lawyer. THIRD STORY. 1) Judge sutherland, Scott, Lawyer. Ei Fetriten & Cardwell, Lawyers, J. 8. Hanson, Lawyer. 4—To let S—Sheridan, Bonynge, Cochran and McEwen, Steno. raphers, Elisha Bloomer, Real 7—Bri sar eal Estat gS Fellows, Lawyers. wyer. &W achage! en, Lam Ch G erent Hawyer ¥ 4. Ryan, Gardever, yer. be 6. Wilton, Lawyer, W. Durack. Lawyer. matt ‘ommerctal, Chicago Tribune, F. T. Me Ww son & Peters, lrustees of Estate ot White, A (Marrigon & Strong. rawye , $A. E. Woocralt, Lawyer, HW. RK. Bereholz, Civil Engineer. Pelham and Vorichester Ralir ne C r Fisheseat Kallroad Company. Lawyers. — Bankruptey t & Co. 7-Haseins & Orook, Lawyers, Purroy Rag Lawyers. @. H. Bar Lawyer. & schenck, Lawyers irien, ong sae 1. Williams, Lawyer. ‘0 let. ‘U—C. H. Glover, Lawyer. Fred W. Kenny, Attorney and Counsellor, 12) Lockwood & Crosby, Law 3s bubler, Lawyer oer rl oo STORY 3 ting, Lawyers, it B Wakeman, Lawyer. 4. B. Roe, aaeeee &—John D Clui 7—Fitch & Fitch, Lawyers. G Fuller, Lawyer B—Hascall & Stetson, Lawyers. E G Stedman, wre! locity for tevorination of Juvenile Delinquenta, 10-5, HH. uceie, Lawyer. ng, Lawyer, uA Aliydecker Real Estate, + Lydecker, Lawyer ny" re A. Reed, Lawyers. }2—Byrne ‘Everette Co., Lawyers. rt} Walsh, Halbert and Eckerson, Lawyers, SIXTH STORY, 1—John Townshend, Lawyer 4. Nicholson. 2-Henderson. Benedict, Lawyer, R. Logan, keotch Granite, ac. W. Carpenter, Lawyer fount, Hat, Lawyer Webster, Lawyer. Jeperson ¢ clark, Lawyer, pone Ee nt ni Podses i Mcener, Tawyers RS. Bucr, Lawye! John Crompton, Accountant Smith & Dean, City Surveyors ‘an sicien, Lawyer. AL Reeyin. Lawyer. ha ‘ow, Lawyer. Henry A. ‘Giidernigeve, Lawyer G. K Carrington, Lawyer, a ‘Lompkins, Lowyer, wet Two pa: bassenger elevators running al the time. ec oe Milner, La’ _ PERSONAL, “AhoNmait NIGHT, COMMUNICATE, * CATHOLIC LADY AND HER HUS- to adopt a male child; dark com- from five fe revens months. Address, for A. B., Newark Post offic LICK, MY OWN LITE fo mice vene ewont fm i.e Weaurny AM DYING i ~ VALVARY BAPTI CHURCH, T 'Y-THIRD street, near Sixth avenue.—Rev. R. S- MacArthur, Dreaches—Morning subject, “The Gospel Feasi “The Gospel Introduced ito Europe.” Stra ers invited. Cuvrs Hi OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE, corner Forty-Afth strect, Rev. George H. Hep: worth.—Morning, ‘‘The Indictment Against Christ.” Evenitg, Rev. Dr Dowling will preach. subject, “The Muititude Before the Throne.” Sunday sehoot and ible class ac Qucsce OF THE HOLY TRINITY, Madison avenue and Forty-second street, Rev. R. 8, Howland, D. D., rector of the Church of the Heavenly Rest, will preach at 10% o'clock A. M.; lance,’ D. D., rector of St. Mark's church, will Rat hat de oiclock “P. Mee it H. 1. He o'clock D. D.. rector of St. George's chure! BRIST JHORCH, “FIFTH AVENUE. —MO! + Prayer; sermon, ‘The Uses of Temptation,” 10 Evening sermon, ‘'God aud the Soul,” 7:8. Dr. Thomp- son officiates. LM PLACE CHURCH, BROOKLYN.—REV. G. B. Porteous, pastor. Davine service in the morning at 10:46 and in the evening at 7:0. On both o Free By special request, Alt are cordu eats ILDER MARVIN LUT#’S FIFTH SERMON, THIS 4 “evening, at Harry Hill's Variety Theatre, 26 East Houston street, Subject, “stop Thief.” Don't tail to petit this bold, fearless iceland of true Christianity on this topic. pIRST BAPTIST. CHURCH, NOBLE STREET, GREEN. oint, Rev. K. aaa Miller, D. D., pastor.—Services at 1036 A. M. and 7! RELIGIOUS NOTICES. Coed PEOPLE's MeeriCn, Church of the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue and Forty-second street. . rector of St. George's shurch, ‘will speak to the people this evening, at 73s o'clock. sce a Other services in this church at 104 A. M. and 33 ev. Dr. T Tyn BAND, OF BROOKLYN, at the Thirty fifth streo near Tenth avenue, to- All made HE JONES PRAYING will’ conduct servic Methodist Episcopal chu: morrow morning, aiternoon and evening. welcome. 7 AINWRIGHT MEMORIAL CHURCH.—THE REV. H.C. Potter, (0. D.. will preach in the evening. Tho rector, Rev. W.'T. ‘Egbert, will preach in the morn- EDNESDAY VENING LECTURES AT THE Ohare) of the Heavenly Rest, at 8 P. M.—February 24, Rev. Dr. Schenck; March 3, Kev. Dr. Cotton smith; March’ 10, Dr. Rylance. ION CHURCH, MADISON AVENUR, CORNER Z) heat) p eight street, Rev. John N. Galleher, rector.— rvices 10:40 A. M. and 3:30 P, M. LOST AND FOUND. _ (OUND—FRIDAY EV EVENING, FESR FERRUAI RY 19, a front ot De Garmo Hall, an Opera Glass. The ow: May obtain itby applying’ to W. i. WILBY, 1st West Thirteenth sreet, F THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE POCKETBOOK from a coat at the billiard room of Maurice Daly will return it to Mr. Daly, or direct it to me at the Spingler House, retaining the currency, the Tueimorandumn and ers being valaable to the owner only, he will greatly oblige and save me much trouble. Jitteken or Rew FEBRUARY 18, >= WEST HO- boken or New York, « Wallet, containing a 83.000 M to. order OF weailtam Rosma: $isop aud ‘about $200 in notes. Liberal rowed aid bre returning to WILeraM ROSMAN, West Hobo- en, Lose REWARD.—IN CENTRAL PARK, AN Overcoat, with arti in pockets Any one ing same at cigar stand, in Spahr’s restaurant, er New street and Excha place, will receive the above rewara and no questions asked. O8T—A SEALSKIN MUFF; LEFT IN PEW OF Trinity chapel, Friday, evening, 19th inst,” The finder will tably rewarded by returning to Mra. enty-third street. mH MANNING, 123 West Lt br ieepadcen 18, A GOLD CHAIN, WITH BLUE rl Locket attached, containing child's bhio- tom! aoa ir. iberal reward a be paid for its return to 321 West Twenty-second stree: ‘OST_ON FRIDAY NIGAT, A BLUE SKYE TER- rier, corner of Columbia’ and Carrol streets. The finder will receive a reward by applying at No. 65 Ham- ilton avenue, South Brooklyn. O8T—AN AMETHYST SLEEVE BUTTON, SET IN gold and diamonds in the centre in the shape of a torget-me-not, the centre chip missing; engraved on the back, &, to H.; lost between Fittieth street, near sixth avenue, Forty-eigh' lel i rs avenue to avenue. The finder Eoetyes fourth et, ni eae ‘be liberally rewarded y leaving the same at 71 We ost Fiftieth street, OST—A GOLD AND BLACK ENAMEL BRACELET, on hig yA Oe ay on aren: -third street or Fourth avenue. or addrenstt ing to 471 West Twenty third stree! Y the “ander will be rewarded. $1 REWARD AND NO quest STIONS ASKED, 1F the gold Watch, cold dial, No. 16,08, which’ was Jost or stolen in the Fifteenth precinct Sunday morning, ldth inst., is left at 256 West Sixteenth street. $15 § REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, A ©) large, black Newfounalsnd Dog: answers to the name of “Captain.” Return to 109 West Thirty-first street, E. STERNS, REWARD.—NO_ QUESTIONS ASKED, FOR return of Gold Watch, Gold Dial, Cooper maker, 0. 25 L, L. STAFF, 414 West Twenty-eighth street or ‘115 Chambers street. Ga YOUR PRINTING DONE at THE WETROPOLI- TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Broad- way. You will find it advantageous, TPHE PARTY WHO TOOK, ON SATURDAY AFTER- noon, two Overcoats from room 36, 66 will bo tnenked oretarn the papers inthe Which are of no value, including, seconds’ drai ment stopped. ‘ard paid by returning coal papers and no questions asked by, addressing S. 170 Post office. oY and P., Dox , NOTICES. ERALD BRANCH OFFICES, ADV he = big! ree RECKIVED AT ALL HOURS UPTO NIN ND NEWSDKALERS SUPPLIED WITH Henaloe “ah FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MO: pel AT 1. BROADWAY AND 530 SIXTH AVE; TW REN THIRIY-FIRST AND THIRTY- bed y OFFICE Dave <coe put ore D AV! * ‘iT 8 _SPECIAL RN- EB, 2,281 THIR: CORNER 0) a ADVERTISEMENTS Pine LIVED TO 7:3) M., D NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MOURNING. —SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER + Ale, sparkling Wines; manufacture of complete outfits ot’ Apparatus and Materials, with fuM instruc- tions; all departments of manutacture, bottling and dispensing; exclusive ae eve in erate territory. Catalogues free. JO! EWS, First avenue, Twenty-sixth and rani ieeaibe streets, New York. LL LADIES AFFLICTED WITH SUPERFLUOUS hair on the lips, cheek, chin, arms, &c., and who have in vain tried the various depilatories in use for that purpose, should apply to Mme. JULIAN with we cer- tainty of guaranteed ana perfect success. Mme. JULIA, has removed the disfigurement radically and perm nently in the worst possible cases, where all previous tempts have failed. Application must be made person: allv at her. residence, 206 West Thirty-eighth street, New York, from9 A. M. to3P. M. LADIES.—MMBE, SPECIALTY. LAFARGE, gent tor Dr, Hicord's Eureka, useful for aii tion free. females. A HAVANA LOTTERY—NEXT DRAWING, MARCH - 4, German government Lotteries: prizes casned and information given. WACHSMANN 4 CO., Bankers, 75 aud 77 Nassau street; Post office box ‘516. a BOYCE, COUNSELLOR, NOTARY Public, Commissioner of mee 4 Broad w: tices in all Courts of this 81 and United sta’ Foe obtained promptly. ‘ine Paper ccuraiely ared. A WHAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA. . Royal Saxon Government Lottery. Hamburg City Lotiery. Brunswick Government Lottery. Prizes cashed and information given. Lock box 5.594. THEODOR ZSCHOCH, 1i6 Nassau stree, New York. sIRST REPORMED EPISCOPAL cHUrCH, MAD- ison avenue and Forty-seventh street, Rev, Wiliam T. Sabine, rector.—sunday school at 9 A. Divine service at'10:30 A. M. and 7:45 P.M, ‘The rector will preach morning and evening. All cordially invited. Gee BAPTIST CHAPEL, _TWENTY-NINTH street, west of Ninth avenue,—Rev. Rob Cam- eron. pastor, preaches morning and evening. Mr. Var- Jey, the evangelist, at 3 o'clock in the atternoon, ENRY VARLEY, OF LONDON.—SUNDAY EVE: ing, Dionaling at ne pisloss, Bible readings a o'clock P. M. and preaching at 8 o'clock in the evenin, on every day (except Saturday), at Association Hail Twenty-third” street, corner Fourth avenve. ‘OW GOD HAS RESTORED THE WORSHIP OF the One Catholic Church.”—Lecture by Rev. W. Andrews, in the Catholic Apostolic cuurch, In Six: teenth strech be between Sixth and Seventh avenues, sun- at RE. V. WILSON LECTURES FOR SOUIETY OF Progreanive Spiritualists, atlOX A. M. and 734 P. M. at hall, 57 West Thirty-hird street, near Broadway. | Mr. Wilson will give a special test seance, at which spiri\ are descrited and correct dates of remarkable Inc dents in live, &c., are given. Commencing 3 P. M ope LP vy society and lyceum Wednesday eveniog, ams M® HENRY VARLEY, THE EVAN London, England, will preac in Grace Baptist chapel, Twenty: ninth street, west Ninth avenue, ms o'clock Sunday afternoon. All invited. xT. acrreny CHURCH, FORTIETH STREET, B WD freee Fifth and Sixth ‘avenues. —services at 7% A. » 9 104 (choral); children’s, 3 P.M. venting prayer (coral. 74%. The rector, Dr. Ewer, will resume his place in the hancel and puipit. P.M. subjects—Morning, “Household evening, “ihe Advantages of Church ip." Bapusm after evening sermon, Young men and strangers are ¢ rdially invited. “pes CATEOLIC CHURCH.” Rey. Jonn J. Dufly, D. D. (of St, Joseph's Church), will lecture on this subject, on Sunday evening, February 21, in the Hall of the new St. Bernard's cllurch, West Pour- teenth street, between Kightn and Ninth avenues. The lecture will be preceded by selections of sacred muste by the church choir, Proceeds tor the benefit of the poor of the parish. Doors open at 6s o'clock. cture ¢ mmences at 8 o'clock. Admission... cece PHT PEN QUESTIONS. “Have we not all one Father? Hath not one God created ua?” Mal. iL, 10. 2. If Goa is the Father of all men, will He do less for his children than earthly parents Would do for theirs? 3. Will He cast off any of his children forev Is, xiix., Ib; Lam. eal De 1 4. As we are requ fo love our enemies, may we bot safely Inter that God loves tis enemient Sate era 5. If God loves His enemies will He pumsh them more than will be for their good? Heb., xii., 10. 6, Would endless punishment be tor their good? 7. If man does ng in returning evil tor evil, would not God do wrong if he were to do the same thing? mie not endless punishment be the return of evil Tr ev! 9. As we are commanded to ‘overcome evil with good,” Tay we not sately mer that God will do the sane? 1 . 2h ee Would the infliction of endiess punishment be over- coming evil with good? eld Xiracts from # tract entitled “213 Questions,” ’ PR on tb, Questions,” by Rev. At the Third Universalist church, corngs of, of Bleecker ang Downing streets, K. iger, will preagh TO-DAY, at fig ovcloe 5 i ah ct" What H ita seek i ity mon, Ganhison, of Brooklyn, will preacn in the orning, Copies of the “Parish Belpes Attractive paper, setting forth the aims, doctrines and methous of the Universalist Church, will be treely distributed at the e me ie public | ie \cardially invited to attend, A --ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, + Drawings every l7 days. Next Stawing, March 4. &42 Prizes, amounting to. $490,000 1 ee tal’ Prize H eles $10,000 each... 0 Prizes ach. 10,000 Prizes cashed. Cire i particuiars, sent free. » C. DEVLIN, eine and General Accn' OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY A. State and shelby College Lotteries. KENTUCKY STATE, EXTRA CLASS 425—PEBRUARY 0, 1875. @, 70, % 65, 2 26, 2, b7, 22 42 16, 5h. SHELBY, EXTRA CLAss 241—reonvaRy 20, isis, 1, 52, 6, 3% 10, 72 12 71, 47, 1 43, 58. KENTUCKY CLASS 20—rinncany ‘nh e78" 25, 13, & 34, 68, 27, 33, EE 76, 45, 43, 61. suntay, cuits Md—reangany 20. 187 10, 51, 40, 73, 46, 53, 3, 22, 17, 68, 57, 60, 34, 69. i. s SMUT & co Post Managers, Covington, Ky, Coen: ERATIVE HOMESTEAD BUILDING ASSOCTA- tion.—Subseriptions for membership are received at office, 139 Bixhth strect, near Broadway: monthly Dayments of $13 34and interest, pays for a House and Lot, 30 minutes trom city, costing $2,000; other induce- 4c. on application; own your own AND IMPORTANT ae DICAL, JENRY A. DAN- i44 Lexington avenue, néar Twenty: Sintte st. ints N D., OR “WRINKI Banisher.—Ladies are invited to examine this elegant beautifler. discovered by one of the brated chemists in France. Mme. GOURNE, sole agent, 101 West Twenty 4 second street, corner Sixth avenue, FAyane Lorrery days; $2 prizes, amounting to Gashed; circulars of information tree. | J. Nied'a Cou Bankora 10 Wall street ear basement), New York. Post olfive box 4,63 FLAVANA, LOTTERY. “CIRCULARS, WITH FCLU particulars and offictal lists of draiwings, tree to ape phieants, Address J.B. DIA: artado os, Havana, or OX ew York Post oftic DESPATCHES TON AND ALBANY OF DRAWIN wt bolon $60; i Broad ENTUCKY LIBRARY.—TICKETS February 27: capital gift $253,000; jaives, $25; Tenths, ROWN & LEE street. | Post office box 4,04 TOFFICIAL DRAWING OF TH& KENTUCKY K. state Lotieries—Simimons, Dickinson & Co., Man- PS. KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS NO, 185, FEBRUARY » ey 12, 44, 22, 65, 55, 56, ert 50. 134, FEBRUARY ra Wis, a 46, 29, 23, 19 nh THA Class, x0, “271, rERRUARY 3, 1s We 8, 10, iN ye HENRY ging ko, 272 Pastore 20. 157 1877 Fan intorthation by applying to J. CLUTE. "200 M hrowds way, room 6, first ‘door, rear office, or P. 0, box 4,969, K =—KENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER Lor, + tery on Havana plan, drawn February 27. Circw® rs of information furnished by J. CLUTS, 200 Brow oF Post office box 4 ASONIC.—NOW ON “axaiAaltiOn aT 60 Bleecker street, lendid work of art. showing te Foundations of King Pouee 's Tewpie, for account of wh: see Sunday Dispatch oF to-day. ng ftp font b AL pe Rs draw’ Circulars of intormation iernisbeds W prises pea Spanish Bank Bills, Govern- fc, purchased, ments, Ae., Ac, purchase’, LOR & CO., Bankers, No Wail street, New York. Halves, DRY Goods. DRY GUUDs, A. PUBLIC LIBRARY. - T * AT CONKLING Bias PUBLIC LIBRARY AT CONKUIN — aT CONKLING £ Cols EEEE H A RRRR Ti ccc. H PUBLIC Lipray g H HR RHC CH # 2 Hw HB RITG OB H PUBLIC LIBRARY POPULAR DRY G00D3 sTorR, x HOH R RIC HOW a... POPCLAR DRY GOODS SURE: FE HABA RRRR I GO HHBH PUBLIC b_LIBRARY POPULAR DRY GOODS >TORE, gE a HR RU oO H A — HW HR RIG CH H ov KENTUCKY, H HR RIO OH H NO. 163 BROADWAY, EEEB H HR RU cco H H oF KENTUCKY, Nv. 763 BROADWAY, ae NO. 703 BROADWAY, = on KpTUCRY. = BIGHTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-POURTH iGHT| av E AN ENTY-FOU ST. or ENTUCKY, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND N Hl STREETS, —————_— — i BETWEEN LIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, — 7TH OF ~~ PEBRUARY, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS, DIES xp CHILDREWs v BB — LADIES AX REN'S UNDERWEA! Tn OF SaeeAne ONE BLOCK BELOW AT. STEWART & CO, om DIES WHO a a Pir s BI . A co, | WE PROMISE LADIES WHO FAVOR US WIT 77TH OF FEBRUARY. " = or THE TRUSTZES AND M PUBLIC ATTENTION TO RUARY. ANAGEMENT WOULD CALL HE FACT THAT BUT FEW DAYS FEW DAYS now and the 27th of February, and to procure a Ticket near thatday oron the day of the drawing may be an utter impossibility. TWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DO. LLARS TWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DO! LLARS TWO MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THUUSAND DO LLARS Givided into twenty thousand gifts, will be distributed among the ticket holders. LIsT OF GIFs. List OF GIFTS, List OF GIFTS. List OF GIPTS, ONE GRAND CASH ‘GIF ONE GRAND CASH ONE GRAND CASH ONE GRAND CasH ONE GRAND CASH GIFT....... 25,000 5 Cash Gitts, $20,000 each... 10 Cash Gitta, sch... 15 Casn Gifts, 20 Cash Gitts, 2% Cash Gitts, 80 Cash Glits, 50 Cash Gifts, 100 Cash Gifs, 240 Cash Gitts, 500 Cash Gifts, 19,000 Cash Gifts, Grand total, 20,000 Gifts, ail cash. so vee++82,500,000 PRICE OF TICKETS, PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets... see $9000 Tenth, or Each Coupon.... 25 00 500 ll Whole Tickets £0. 2.000 500 00 It was among the last official acts of the late ex-Gover- nor Bramlette to announce in the most positive lan- guage that under nocircumstances would there be a postponement, that the drawing would POSITIVELY TAKE PLAVE ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, or all moneys would be returned on presentation of the tickets at the office, Tuerefore, in fulfilment of the promise of the late Head Majager, the trustees and management recognizing it as a sacred to the public to faithfully obligation, pledge themselves carryout this announcement, | | For tickets or information apply to THOMAS H. HAYES & CO., 609 Broadway, New York. be tera he IN THE CITY TO HAVE YOUR ¢ is at the METROPOLITAN PRINT- ING tetae SH WENT, 218 Broadway, because, with the extensive facilities the office work 1s done © office possesses, there at the lowest rates and with great promptness. 10 Hep ibal se oats d| fora new fi basis. Address Paso Herald office. Vv ATER! WATER!! ING WANTED IN EXCHANGE Piano on Serre ene cash MANUFACTURER, box 1: WATER!!! Pipes thawed at gt oace wiebeny opening the streets. Send order to J. J. between Forty-first 723 Sixth avenue, and Forty-second streets. $300,000. ainsie\nataber, Havana iar Feb: raary 27; eighths $125: circulars f alves, f guariers, $250; ree. D Stationer and Agent, 30 Liberty street, New York. $5.000.000, —VUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN- fucky Git Concert, February 27, Whoies, $50; halves, $25; tenths, $0. A few incky Uck- ets. P. LL Stationer, 86 Liberty street, N. Y ~ YACHTS. _STEAMBOA 'S S&C. “POR SALE, A P. ATENT STEAM 1 LIFE Boat » Launch: dimensions, 26 feet 7 inches long, 6 feet 4 inches wide and 4feet 6 boilers, « &e, Aduress W. B JOR SALI NEW harbor towing; len, feet, and depth of hola, feet; en, Inches deep; rotary. engine, HENRY, Herald a’ottices uy} PROPELLER, BUILT FOR h, Zbteet: breadth of beam, 18 ine 1834 inches diame- ter of cylinger by 1734 inches ‘stroke, wADPly to HIGGINS & OSTRANDER, 101 Wai UICONNELL & CO, Erie SECOND feet long. town Branch office, tuts street. New York, or P, Basin, South | Brooklyn, HAND SAILBOAT, BETWEEN . Address W. W., Herald Up- 25.00 street. ~ LOA‘ N AT WOLF & BROTH 41. tween Nineteenth an loaned on Diamonds, Watenes, Silks, particularly Pianos; it Senores Habian Espanol. A =DIAMOND TRUST monds, Watches, Hair Shawts and Laci private o1 JACKSON by A enth street. monds, Watche 806 BR Money Jewelry, Property of every description, ladies. M° [ GEO: 1,190 Broadwa: BROADWAY, 1.267. branch, |, Watche: Jewelry, & WATC HES, FRET BEST Boards; also 1. ing Metallic Life Boats, for sale chen’ + corner Tweltth stree Jewelry, 4 same bought aind sol elry, and the saw JEWELRY, VALITY WHITE CEDAR Boats, all i kinds, includ- 8 to 375 > outh oTE. Piey ROBERTS, OFFICES. kK ad Twentieth streets.—Money Jewelry, silverware, business confidential Los c Silverware, ISAAC BAER, OADWAY, OPPOSITE Liberally ‘advanced on Siiks, pods and Personal Private entrance tor TAME AND bov Iverware bought. RU EN, Jeweller, ] t near Twenty nth street. OVER RERALD UPTOWN Branch office, room B (parler for ladies), 7 Broadway.—Money loaned on Diamonds, same bought and sold. LINDO BROS, SO. LADY, HAVING SOME PINE DAIMONDS IN PAWN Z which she finds impossible to redeem, will sell tick- ets very Ad tress B, W. A., box i6!' Herald office, A VERY H und and low. Address L. G. ANDSOME OLD DIAMOND, without a speck: fine stone lion pan be bought very HANDSOME, LARGE DIA- Es SALE—A VERY nond Cross and pair ot ‘soltaire “Earrings; wii be sold cheap, Address P, C. B., box 131 Herald office, JOR SAL A VERY of Solltalre Diamond carats, Address: D.. ] Ich Wate ¢ Lan Broasway, opposite tor autiqué Jewelry, ATCHE GANT JEWELRY, FRENCH CLOCKS AND JEWELRY RE- paired by frst class workmen, for ma LARGE, HANDSOME PAIR Earrings, old stones, about 11 box 140 Herald oft DIAMOND for sale low at LINDO BROS Wilsey Houve. Hizhest price old Gold and Silver, Bisho| Fith Avenue Hotel. GEO, C. EN, 1.1% Broadway, near !wenty-ninth street. V ATCH WAY —FOR CASH, A STRICTLY FIRST class watch, medium size, stem Winder: Jules Jur- gonsen preferred. Address SIGN Herald office, ANTED—FOR CAS weighing about four B., Beraid Uptown Branch A S100 oF ready made RO M chant owning several silver minin: ti Utah, with id tide Mi cuchan Part Ynteres PAUTBE AND a LEAS ASE By Goo ners, Seine & first sam ears, Lo exctiande for city Prope INE, CO. Be x 7,300 “WORTH. OF “pinst CLA lothing and $8,000 change for a food" aoe or Mle bre city House. ANDISE WANTED—BY A WESTERS % A WHITE DIAMOND, or five carats, Address E. M. h office. ) cash to ex. Broadway, room 13. N MER. and abstract; will exchange and ont in some cash. ERG, 5 B ad way, room 3. FIXTURES OF A FANCY ness, established 36 Sixth avenve. ri RAY. A CONTINU A708 A CONTINUATIO! 4 comet N VATION # REAT SALE GREAT SALE GREAT ° BANKRUPT STOCK, BANKRUPT Ce BANKRUPT S8TOC BOUGAT AT HALF PR HALF PRIC: (ck, WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE, AT HALF PRICK, AT HALF PRICE STOCK CONSISTS OF SILKS, DRESS GOO Ds, F fogs or THEIR ~“ BLACK PRENGil CASHMERES, PLAIN AND PLAID CAMEL’S HAIR CLOTH, BLACK DRESS GOODS, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, + FINE WHITR GOODS, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, LADIES’ AND GENTLEM ac., &C. | Li WISHING > DIE! TO | SECURE REAL BARGAINS WILL FIND THIS AN OPPORTUNITY EN’S HANDEEROHEIFS, SELDOM OFFERED. A VISIT or ane CTION RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED, pats E. EL PARGHBAM, } CHIN VIS, W. . CONKLING. CONKELING & CO., No. 763 Broadway, between 8th and 9h sts. INZEY, HAMBURGS. 20,000 yards fine Hamburgs, trom 3c. to 25. 10,000 yards fine Hamburgs, 28c. to 75c. eren ‘ALL DAY MONDAY. 1,000 pieces M. Rufflings, Ie. pi foce. Fine Linen Collars, Ic. Rich Neck Rufiies, 10c. Valenciennes Lace Collars, 5c. to Keal Lace Collars, 25¢. up. Fine Duchess and Cluny Laces, Se. v: 25e. BARGAINS, KINZEY. KINZEY, KINZEY. KINZEY. Laces. French Laces, 5c. Rat dai Gulpure Laces, 15c. yard up. Valenciennes paca 2c, to 15c. yard. Real Valenciennes, trom 8c. to $1 yar Point and’ Thread Laces low. Silk Tissue Veils, 25¢. Sewing Silk Veils, 390. Silk Brussels Nets, 25c. yard. Cashes Trimmings. 25c. piece. pit Linen Tape sr Sea 19. piece, PRICES WAY DOWN, Bulbrowery ‘Trimmings tie. plece up. Sxirt and Fane Rufflings. Real Crochet Se. nes, One-button Eids, 190. pair. Lots of Gloves closing out ‘Wide Silk Windsor Ties ciosing out at dc. eacn, Q@LOVi.8. Two-button Kids, 0c. pair. } KINZEY, KINZEY. Heavy Silk ot md gual Sle. Rich Scarfs closing out. lOc. yard. Lot of Lining Sill . yard. Lot of Velveteens, San Se yt WHITE GOODS Ky Bargains in Linen Dam: Towels, ip king, Towellin, “a ain in fancy and plain Mushns, Tuckings, &c., &c. ‘Thousands of vards of Fubtotte Sar out from le, to 25c. yard. . GREAT BARGAINS IN FINE FANS; PRICKS WAY DOWN. ins in Handkerchiefs, bara’ ladies’. Sendemen's and misses’, B in Trimmin; pep artment. errno B Deparine‘Zephyr Worsted and Bargains in Jewelry Department. Fine Photograph Frames, 25c, Allcock’s Porous Plasters, 10c. 100 yards Machine Silks, 5c. Silk Elastic Belts, 25c. Alpaca Skirt Braids, 3c. Good Sewing Cotton, 10c. doze Crochet Braids, 10c, dozen. English Hairpins, 2c. package. UNDERWEAR. Trimmed Chemise, 39c. Tucked Drawers, 39c. Fine muslin Worsted Patierns, low, Bargains in Swiss Gools. Large fancy Vases, 25c, Sewing Silks, lc. spool. Buttonhole Twist, 6c. dozen. Fine Twilled Tapes, 1c, poroonet, Cotton, 3c. spool. 14-row Pins, 2c. paper. Rine Jet Beads, 3c. bunch. Pear! ‘Buttons, 4c., 5c., 6c., 8c, dozen, Large lot of ladiew and Shirts, isses’ muslin Underwear sing Out very low. * 50e, ‘Tucked and trimmed Chemise, 56c, Fine Underwear, Night Dresses, Robes, Chemise, Skirts, &c.. WILLIAM KINZEY, ° “pine whalebone Corsets, 28. NOS. 767 AND 769 BROADWAY, corner Ninth street. T J. D, LDEVERRE’S, 441 SIXTH AVENUE, BE- 4. tween Twenty-sixth and Stamping and Embroiderin ‘Twenty seventh street: catablishinents large. stock of imported yoke Chemise Bands, Drawers and Lingerie, Ladies’ Breaktast Caps, Ladies’ ' Trousseaux specihity. Monograms and Initials tor handkerchiefs; table and bed cloths Embroidered to order: lace curtains and laces cleaned and mended equal to new. f Feber H H A Ir RRRRRR un H AA i R R H u AA IL R R H H AA i R HEHEHE AA nf RRRRRR iH a AAAAA i RK Rk H Hh oOA << R R H uoA A FF R R n HOA A Ul Rg R gvuobs, L, SHAW, 364 Bowery, corner Fourth street. The largest ‘stock of Human Hair Goods in the city. The only honse in this “city where all gocss are posi- tively retailed at wholesale prices. 5: teed in every case or goods ret styles of Coiffures on hand in urn: vari PRICE LIST. SHORT HATR Switches, 50c. 26 inches long, 402. weigh! 32 inchs, ep 4 0% weight AW’'S PATEST i faction euaran- All the latest upward, Finest quality Hair switches, SOLID, NOT DYE 18 inches long, 4 02, weight. 22 inches long, 4 02. weight. R SWITCHES, 50c, SHONG SINGLE CURLS, natural curly. 18-inch, 1 80; 1 Sinoh, a % ineh, $2 50; 26anch, $4. ; iy er yard. WHAY' Walia Ang AL BOE BRANCH STORE, 345, Sixt ry HENUR, between Twenty-Orst and Ty Twenty second strects, up Ladies’ own Hair made over rin latest stvles, Combings made uw abe. and S0e. por ounce, GOODS sent to all the States, when prepaid, free of ail charges, or © . O. D., with brivilene of examination, A LACE CURTALN! SHEPPARD —A.—CARYETS, OIL CLOTHS, iS, aC, KNAPP, 183 and 185 sixth avenue, vies in this country at prices elsewhere of the tollowing Good from 9% Hy yes 33 “2 ¥onuett rom $2 to $2 yar Sody Brussels. from ig Tapestry Brusse| Y rom, ‘Three-vlys, from a 1ngrains, from qe. to er yard, jor yard. Rta Row offering the largest “prey, of patterns and than can be found ‘ard. ard, ON Cloths, from one to eight yards wide, & specialty. LACE CURTAINS, &C., at immense bi Loe ha AVE —Orde rm Bend’ i ‘oat OMce order, or will send ‘aing, from $2 to $50 bere pal UE. one door below 13ih sireet. y mail Will receive prompt, aptention, goods CALL OF INSPECTION TO SHOW THEM THE FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSSORTMENT OF LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS EVER COLLECTED, WE HAVE Nu LOW GRADE GOOD EVERY GARMENT IS MADE OF GOOD MUSLIN, TRIMMED WITH GOOD EMBROIDERY AND SEWED ON LOCKSTICH Ma. CHINE, OUR EXTRAORDINARY PRICES WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES The special attention of LADIES desiring the richest Underwear is directed to our FRENCH HAND EMBROIDERED GARMENTS, made of finest French Percale, entirely sewed by hand and trimmed with the most vue hand-work. Our Prices range tully °3 per cent under Broadway prices. WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE AN EXAMINATION. | ‘|? | SPRING STYLES IN LADIES’ st Suits, oe! Novelties in Basques and Overskirt of Plaid a Be Plain Camel's Hatr,richly embroidered and variously trimmed. Examine our wonderful Black Silk Sults at $37 and $50. Beautiful Grav Camels Hair Hate Suits, Basque, Skirt ang grea trimme itn wide double a Plaiting, at 5, $10'50; with Fringe to match, $12 50. Simalieen: sbauawiancea; EMBROLDERIES RICH PATTERNS! WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT? LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY, INNUMERABLE BAR IAING. THROUGHOUT TRE ” BHRIONS, ERR TCHS), NDS) EIGHTHOAVENGE, NEAR TWENTY: FOURTH STRERT. Be sure to go to EEEEK II s88S8 Ht gacae, be ‘ae E Ir sua " § gE is 1 @ Ss E os ne 8 EEEE Il sssss li @ 88883 E it 8 1a 8 g It s 1G bes 8 is ir G 8 By EREERE il SS8S8 a “gaaco® sssss , 218 Sixth avenue, for't the most select tetock LADIES AND CHILDREN'S ourrits, maf which have been reduced in prices tally 2 25 ver cent, while we have maintained the excellence of our work manshp in the manufacture of the same. Corsets in great variety. Roveltiey in Hoop skirts and Gustles, A Now styles in Aprons A complete assortinent in Chenille and Ball Fringe, in every shade and color, ats jomer. price than has yet been offered vy any other use. Great Bargains in Hamborg Easing, Ruitlings in at varieti Complete line of Hosicty, fadies and children’s ed Sixth avenue, Siriped Hose a specialty. The usual assortment in Trimmings, Laces, Jewelry, Zephyr Worsted, made up Laces and Fancy Goods. The new Lace Tie al 25c. New style of Spring Millinery. Call and examine. hk. FISIG & CO., Sixth ayeni between Fourteenth and Fitteenth streets, ae — A. 1 It WILL DR aWlaimas 4 more than repay you to examine the extensive and wei) unent yeuseciee ~~ TAM BUN EMBROIDERIES wat It will pay. “BLOOMS 1 338 Bowery, 340, T MME. LAFORCADrS, NO, 6 WEST ELEVENTH street second door trom Broaaway.—On account of Temovat all the late importations of elegant byening and Street, Dresses, Carriage Wraps and Opera Cloaks, trom Worth, Pingat, Hentenaar, &c., will be sold at an immense reduction. LADY ABOUT RETURNING TO EUROPE WILL sell a very fine camel's hair shawl cheap, Address rs. H. A. T., b iit id office. Mb. ¥, DE PERCEVAL HAS RETURNED FROM Europe with a stock of Embroideries, Lingerie, Lace Goods, &c., for ladies, misses and children, manu- i tured muted tothe tor herself, which will be sold at cm | to the times. 17 East Sixteenth street, near road wa: PRNING OF IMRORTED SPRING FASHIONS, Monday. March 1, at S, T. TAYLOR'S, 816 Broadway. We have received from one ot the dessinateurs of Worth & Pingat choice modeis of Walking and Receudas. Cos- tumes, which are warranted to be of the highest order of elegance and fashion. These costumes, with other patterns, will bited on opening day. HE METROPOLITAN | PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities roaiee doin, fhoderate prices Printing with unusual promptness and of modera: V. VIGOUEOU: 123 FOURTH AVENUE.—LI « gerie, Embroidery, ladies’ ana babies’ Trousseat specialty of Initials, Monograms, for handkerchicta. table and) ped cloths; the Targest lock of Embroidered Goods. folesale ‘department. 704, Broadway. Per- forated Patterns ind Machines tor Lada A 8 AND CLOAK MAKING; EX- « quisite fit and elegant style warranted. Bridal Trousseaux at short bes Fine French Corsets and o new Panter. Mme. A. DUVAL, 878 Broad wi —OPENING! « Monday, March 1, of New Styles for spring; ele- gant Patterns, desirable for wedding trousseaux. walk- ng and carriage Dresses, Clowks, dc, Mme, A, DUVAL, importer, 878 Ye roadway. ge es DRESSMAKING.—MME. MARIE FAVRE IS < Py to inform her customers and the ladies in geuecal that having concluded ner engagement with Messrs Lord & Tavior, she has resumed her tormer busi- ness and reopened her dressmaking establishment at 309 Sixth avenue, T MAISON WALTON, | 862 BROADWAY, ABOVE n square.—Importers of fasnions in Paris Bon- owe and Boned Hate” quovelden juss, rocaivedt wisp Modes Pour deuil. trom W. C. Jay & Co., No. 247, 249 and 201 Regent street, London. A —REMOVED; MME. D. OGERON, PARISIAN « dressmaker, late torewoman at Worth's not lon since, removed to'3l rast Tenth street, between Broad- way and University place, will take laches’ dresses, orig. insting new styles; Evening and Bali Dresses a spe- salty. A WAT MME. LUMLEY 'S DRESSMAKING ESTAB. « lishment, 110 West Twenty-third strect, near Sixth avenue, ladies can have elaborate Suits made out of the sinallest quantues of goods; lowest terms and shortest ee ROBERT & CARIE, VI importers of French Millinery Gogas., nion square, beg to inform their ing Read that they just returned fromm Yaris wich a full line Spring Novelties, which they will MBE Day, FEBRUARY 25. _No vo goods at retail JOR SALE—SABLE MUFF, BOA AND WRISTLET: $85; two black wainut marble top Tables, $10; two Singer's sewing Macnsness for be neavy yore, $10 and $15; spencer breech-loading Katie, $20;' Velveteen Polonaise, | LINDO BROS., 1.267 T roaavoaye ADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S UNDERGARMENTS ON .4 hand and made to order; Infants’ Outfits a spectalty ; Machine Stitebing, Emby roldery and Stamping of all kinds. KING & HOPFMIRE, 506 Eighth avenue, M*: HARTLEY HAS JUST RETURNEO FROM Europe by steamer Adriatic, and will be prepared to show her ae on and after a tee” the wholesale tr 947 Broadway and i iT Ath ave Qo MADE IN THE Ma gt PARISIAN STYLES, warranted to Ot, trom ‘ard. Ladies are ins Mrs. DOWLING 410 Sixth avenue. Vited to call. Mr 8 WEST ELEVENTH bt ege OPPOSITE McCreery's.—Miss \ a . Baws farmer of Broad- way, Fashionable Dressmake: oh | b. and fitting, $2; theatrical and Dall Dresses cia 18 pieces FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR MW fag yh Abad lace.—M, DUCASSE, from Pari ‘~ lor for ladies; trom pbs a. nSaposiies, | 1872; has rig) newest sty! f the se pap t Models of all kins be Tighe ont ti Coane medal ____ RESTAURANTS, “R—HOLT?S 9 RESTAURANT, WILL BE B, bac _ Shen to morrow. Meeting early. TURK ARRY cae TON’S, 1 as HOUSTON STREBT.— B t Beef and Forkshi mh ans Cho Seeghs, Oy? renin ees Fas Grannies bg: ire of day house, is Lesington aver a eaoe TVR AND LED LIVE—BROADWA N Li Falton Lr This famous estabit abmmene suit 1a es ndant a epicures choice Oyater: DANDY BPENCER. Caterer.