The New York Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1875, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. . WHOLE NO. 14,0 DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS—Exevertn P. fourth, fifth ana sixth col ASTROLOGY —junurnnsrn Pa BALL SLABONS Lenn P. BILUIARDS—Taik TH Prck—rourth ee WANTE? ‘OURTERATH Paar cond column: fith corsne soaBp AND LODG cond column —First, second, third, x wet and % an gunrs Pack—Fourth and WANTED ™YouRteENTS PAGE over Page ~Ajtth eolawn. BROOKLYN REAL’ ESTATE FOR RoSsoone Pacr—Third and fourth columns, act fount Pack—First column, 7 Nap BUSINESS OPPOKTUNTTTES—Sxvexrn b- ~ BUDINE9S NOVICES—Nintn Pace-—sixth column, OY REAL BSTATE FOR SALE—Sxconn “Ace—Pirst. second and third columns, and Favurm Pace—Virst column. OEERKS AND SALESMEN—Pirverst e—Third eolumt id SIxTRENTH PaGe—Sixty columa, CLOTHING—teNrn Pace—Sixth column. COACHMEN AND GARDLNERS—Ftrreentn Pac! Third ae fourth columns, ang Sigreuxte PB ee ete ame penmennees x ~ COAST! SPS AMSHILP: rreeNTA PaGk=Sixth , cohaitt, and Sixtkenra I ixih colamu. k Rey Gory COPARTNGERSHT SEVENTH Pa tw COUNTRY BOARU—FountexNty DANCING ACADEMI Penta Pa DENTISTRY—Sixruenta Pack—Nixth -=Third column. Fifth column, ‘olumt DRY GOODS—Frust Pace—second, third, fourth, fifth URNISHED AND third ‘and sixth column: DWELLING HO URES TO LET, YSeyeNiste Drum ta sond. fourth afid fith columns. ana caxreenro First, second and third colamns. BOUROP.AN STEAMSHIPS—Furrkente Pace—Fitth and sixth columns, EUROPE—Tenta Paae—Filth column, EXCHANGE—Tunreeyrn Pace—-ixth column. BARURSIONSstarnnex Pacu—sixth coluun. FINE AR IB’ FOR SAtrie Bor IRTBENTH DA FPURNISB RD ROOMS inp Pacr—litth ~ “‘hird and tourth columns, PURNITURK—iuierkests Pace—Fitth colu HELP WANTED—FEMALES—Firrxxyei column, and SuxteeNtTa Pace—Pitth And sixt ums. HELP WANTED—MALYS—Firtrentit column, and SixteENTH Pat : HORSES, CARWIAGES, &0.—Turny ‘ond, third and fourth columns, HOTELS Founternru Pack—-econd and third columns, —Fitth column, HOU>KS, ROOMS, &,, WANT. D—Founterntn Pace— ‘Third and fourth columms, and stureunry Pace— Fourth colu INSTRUCTION—T 4 JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CLEY | AND BERGEN REAL STATE FOR SAL Yack—Fourth columu, and Fourta Pacr—Virst Fourth iumnn. Paur—Sec- | ack—Sixth column. MATKIMONIAL—Towr! Sixth cowumn. MBDICAL—Sireentn Pagk—ixth column. MILLINERY AND DKESSMAKING—lyxta Pack Sixth column. MILK AND CREAM—Tenra Pacr—Fourth column. MISCELLANEOU, ADVERTISEMENTS—lwesere Pace—Sixth colninn. MISCELLANEOUS—Texta Pacr—Fourth column, MUSICAL—Founth Pace—sixth column. NEW PUBLICATIONS—Ninta Pace—-ixth colon, ! NEWSPAPERS—Tuyra Pace—Witth column, | PLR-ONAL—Finst Pag | PLANOFORTES, ORGANS, &! Pace—Fitth column, YOST OF FICE NOTICE—Tentu Pack—Fourth column. PROPOSALS—TiietsenTn Pace—Fourth column, PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WA\TED--FEM ALE! Firreenta Pacr—Second columa, and sixreeny Pack—Fifth column, FROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Sxconp Pace—Fourth, fifth and sixth col- uinns, and Fourta Pacs—First and second col- um ns, KEAL BSTATE TO EXCHANGE—Fovurra Pacu—Sec- ond and third columns. REAL ESTATE WANIED—Fourta Pace—Third and fourth columns. RELIGIOUS NUTICES—Finst Pacr—First and second columns, RESTAURANTS—EceventH Pac BEWARDS—T First and second columns, and Six Fifth column. SITUATIONS WANS ED—MALES—Frrreente Second and third columys, and Sictexsra Pack— | Rixth column. SPECIAL NOTIC. ond columns. SPORTING—DOG~, BIRDS, &C. Second coiginn. STORAGE —Fockra Pace—Sixth column. THE TRADES—Frerevxtn Pace—Fourth and fifth col umns, and Suxreexte a TUE TURE—Tuintexsra 20 LET FOR BUSINESS First and second columns, and Sixrkentn Pac first column, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE—Firreesta Pacr—Sixth col- uinn. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET—Tairy Pace—Fifth and Sixth colnjn, and Fourth column, WANTED 10 PURCHASE—Tenta Pacr—Sixth column. WATCHES, JEWLLEY, &C.—Tentu Pace—Fitt column. | WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE ( TO LET. —Foarth celumn, . an PERSONAL “A NNIE 8 —HAVE YOU FoRGorT! Please write and avoid futur Gross MIKON, Herald Uptown Br Ad. West: write when and wherg G. Vo prevent o stake iy ry cyening two weeks ag6. Address RY TH G WILL ae U4 LICE, D com NEW BORN INFANT FOR ADOPTION.—CALL at the prjvate Lying-in Institute 120 West “Iwenty- Wxth street. von vi Dehn wage us EN BARTER, LATE OF wa SEND Torr TE. j something to your aavantage. herald Uptown Branch office. dress immediately Address BANS UGGAR, Boo M—MONDAY, 5AME TIMK AND PLACE ale YOU KNOW WHO, JORDAY.—I WA? THERE, MEET ME AT OUR OLD Testaurant at Jo’cluck on Tuesday, March 16. LOUIS CORDAY, R, DO NOT FRET. EVE! yet. EA igh! VAKRIE—RAVE WREITEN YOU REPEATED: and no answer. Can it be pussible yon have fo ABBOTT CGO, VANDERWLY PLEASE. CALL av ONCE Of | DE, Si Park row; lnportant WXPECT YOU TO COME TO Cit 4 Mary, please remember theatre ic act discreet. a Fo ADOPTINN—TWO BEAUTIFUL BABES OF American psreatage, atthe new Lyrncin Institu on, 148 West Twenty -sixth street; good references. Call for one week. ILBERY—DO MISS YOU 50 4 that I love you dear! Jove ; soon, ICKS—SATISFIED, mains confdenti Centre street. EKALD UPIOWN j SUAT, 3 Write; shall a UCH. YOU KNOW T am well; heart full of BABY, AND KNOW ALL IT RE- Uall or sena address to 41 OFFIC K—SATU DAY APTER- neon, to store on Broadway and on Sixth avenue: Address DOUG: PEs", dress. Do yon cure to favor m ), Herald Uptown Branch oMe: UNFORMATION WANT —0' ARY SMITH, A danghter of Patrick Smith and Alice Boyle, a native of Carlinforth, couaty Louth, Lreland: when last heard trom, about 18 years ago, she was living in Flemington, N.J. Any intormation ot her will be thanktuliy re- ceived by her sister, X rown, by addressing Ten. ENCE McKKNNA, No, st Forty-seventh street, New York. Boston Pilot please copy, NFORMATION WANTED OF Pit formerly seamstress at 76 Wert hi rect. Gall on or address Mrs. MAGGIE A. PUSI, 135 West Thirty-Afth street. F GENTLEMAN, WHO KINDLY ASSISTED and child of Astor House car, corger tir M o'ciock, Friday morning, desires acqnaintan ALON ralo Uptown Branch office. ARY J. WIXON WILL FIND IT TO HER MAT rial advantage to address, at once, box 5,885 } York Post oitice. } RS, SCH—PER-WHO WAS IN PARIS. Last winter, would conier a favor upon an old friend by communicating with IRVING SANK, Berald Uptown Branco office. pEtn-dowt vor ] TUE DAY MUST DAW your own name, a! Herald oMice. (PAE DAUGHTER OF CARL CLAES AKE LINROTH deceased, will learn something 10 her advantage by communicating with ©, A LANROTU, Carista (PUR AKIRS OF JACOK L ARDEN ARF notified to appear the Sth day of April o'clock A. M., at No, 48 J Sixty-frst street, JOSEPH i. BRADLEY, Attorney and Solicitor sor Rebecca How land. New Yorn, March 15, 15 W'th, Mas. __heyon address * ILLIE~COME HOME, __break your mother’s heart. YP STREET GOING DOWN THURSDAY ©) about 4; Indy in light suit noticed gentleman slighting at Tweaty-iirs: sireet. Pleaye address O. K Herald office, QQQ—MERY ME ON Fi 2BO- aap ror cone vo°mture Be 3.379 SPARKLE, FLOWER STORE ver, SAPPHIRE, IN ¥ BROOKL OSEBUG—WILL BE AY THE any time you say; answer. F LETTER FOR YO LONELINE . Sweaen SPELLCRY, SEND Mi Address 99 Madison avenue, YOUR ABSENCE WItL IMB ADDIS, WILL GO APRIL 10; WAIT FOR ME. NELLIE, RELIGIOUS NOTICES. SSOCIATION OF SPIRITUALISTS, MARVARD Rooms, 729 Sixth avenue.—Dr. H. P. Paictelt will peak by Inspiration Suniay, at 1% aud 73% o'clock, conference at2; ull invited, THON MEMORIAL CHURCH FORTY A® TH street, west of Sixth avenue.—Services at 10), A. M and 7PM the restore Rov ie cher Newtom, will veu preach at morning services; Key, Dr. Kylance LL SOULS CHURCH, ELM PLACR, Porteous, pastor. Morning service 104%: “Vlondy Frovidences.” Evening, at 7:3U, on coys,” All are Kigaly invijed, Bea THE of Ble o'clock. A’ portance ? Cast Himself | The puble is cordrally invited to attend. THE A Preachin rdinence ©. Sweetser, will preach today, at c ‘onside: exsenee of an ‘ NEW YORK UNDAY, MARCH 14, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. . RELIGIOUS NOTICES. THIRD UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, CORNER eckerand Dow ning streets, the pastor, Rev, W% and 735 t the morning service two questions which the rookiym Court room will be plainty ariswered —1 What ix the re I of vital im ing yi bi “Chris's Temptation to own From a Pinnacle of the Temple.” SOUTH BAPTIST f N- ty-titth street Rev. A ©. Osborn, D. D., pastor. March M4, at 1033 A.M. and Thy PO M.; the of Baptism at ¢ f evening servie CMUBIST CHURCH, FiPTH AVENUE AND TH Vf opt street.—Morning prayer; sermop—"the 3 of i * h Phompsoh, kvening— Prayer? és smeRrcH Ha nue and Kort, seco! t—At hours of service, Ts ALM. aig Py ML, tind 735 P.M. Itev, Stephen H. ®yitg, Jr., D. D.,will preach in the morning ant aa NITY 9MADISON ‘AVE: a evening: nelius B. Smith, rector of St. James’ church, Lurggch iv the afternoon, ra : 2 Pes SSIAH, PARK AVENUE, COR- VHURCH OF 4. z J ner of thirty-fourth soestesey. Wiliam R. Alver Wil preach, ILA. M and 74% 2 ~ Qublect=* tus mauity in the Depths Urying Unto God.” a Mer IRNER MADI- et, Rey. ©. ©. M.” Divine ser: jorning, at 1055; afternoon, at 3% The rector will officiate. \HURCH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE, / corner Daity p ‘HORCH street, bet services by evening. stres vited. Sunday school a NALVARY BAPTIST CHURC aster, preachex—t %,Paulat Thessalouica and Berea.” orty-fith street —Rev. George I, Hepworth The Reasons Why kvery One Should Join Evening, Rev. Dr. Dowling wail preach. er and inguify meetings at 8 in the morgjny and 3 in the evs on Tuesday eveni ning, all the week. Overflow meetiig OF THE RESURRECTION, EIGHTY-FIFTH een Lexington and Third avenues, Divina the rector. K i ae Flagg, morning ana t 235 P TWENTY-THIRD r Sixth aven RS. MeArthur, “the Precious Blood ;” even. Strangers in- (BoKCH borgian and Lexing' ing b' mon—"The Subject—"Free the Present 2 PASLON OF THE NEW JERUSALEM (SWEDEN. o), U4 Bast Thirty-fitth street, between ‘ton avenues, —Servii Rev. Chaune Valley of Dr; UTZ'S LAST SE LAs MON THIS EVENING, AT tre, 26 Kast Houston or, the Courtship and Marria; Day EFURMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MADI- son a rec! burch, Greet of London, New York Teac we, ers” jor will officiate in the evepin nue and Forty-seventh street, Rev.’ Wm. 't. tor.—Rev, W. I. Reid, of Reformed Kpisco Brooklyn. will preach in the mornin, The SUNDAY SCHOOL HENRY VARLEY, wit address the Sunday School Teachers of in the BROADWAY TABERNACLE, MONDAY EVENING. MEETING | WILDER, President New York Sunday Schoo) Association. PHELPS, President Baptist Sunday School ‘Teachers’ Association, Mr. VARLEY will give a BIBLE RI Tabernacle ‘ILE: a Way, at 10 How to seek Ii {* RY ON ADING in the on Monday aiternoon B. STEBBINS, ESQ., OF DETROIT, LEO- tures at 57 West Thirty-third street, near Broad- A, M. on subject. ‘The Kingdom of Heaver AUT POM.) The Primal Gospe: and The children’s lyceum meet at 245 y VARLEY WILL PREACH SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O'CLOCK HIPPODROME, BARNUM’S and in the EVENING at 73; o'clock. COME AND WELCOME ! NO COLLECTION. Jones versity Association, BE sung by WITH ORGAN ACCOMPANIMENT) AS educated colored peoole at Fisk Uni- hyille, Tenn) of the Ameriean Missionary Friudy evenings. Admittance free. NJ. ALBRO, 353 West Thirty-sixth street. 8 DOU! bow bou No Ni NO at 11 o'clock. ing, Ninth street, near Third avenue. Seats all tree. EV. F, G. HOLLAND WILL PREA the Fifth Universalist Soclety thie morning ; services BE ABOUT IT. Br ABOUT It, Br ABOUT IT, DOUBT ABOUT IT, THE EVENING THE EVENING THE THE TELEGRAM EVENING TELEGRAM BVENING TELEGRAM WAS MORE NEWS » HAs MORE NEWS WAS MORE NEWS WAS MORE NEWS EVERY NIGHT ERY NIGHT RY NIGHT ALL ALL ALL ALL, PAPERS COM PAPERS COM PAPLRS COM BEFORE Pablic cordially invited. Plimpton Build- 1 pon V. DR. DIX WI Lo PREACH AT THE CHURCH ww OF MS RIDILy Lane ie eren wregue, above Forty: filth Street) on Sundsy evening, at7:30. ST EV. P. R Its Rel Preac SPIRIT! preach Clery Mr. Wilson mpitehle tween Choral) 104g; ehildren’s, tal) 74. De. Ewer, rector, offigintes IRITUALISM.—E. V. WI st x Seance this aiterno Pronounce Doors open AV this evening, at eight o'clock, in’ St.'Apn’s chur Fighteenth sireet, near Fifth be lation to Cn ig dmg at 12 and AL LROTURE nt avenus, Brooklyn, at 10% A. M. and 7. B. MORGAN, EVANGRLIST, PREACHES hue, on “Clvilization mn to Christianity.) ‘The’ Mission continues, —F. V. WILSON WILL the onger of Spiritualism ab Armory Hall, asthe best public test speaker, seer and test th Amertcn. St, YeNatius’ ca bh ROH, FORTIE hay Mes H STREET, BE- ue ervices at 7, 9 evening prayer @ho- trangers seated, WILL HOLD A tor Text Communications in Germania Hall on, at o'clock. AM who have heard him him the best seer on the platform in this city. at2o’clock. Admisston 25 cents, Fitth ana & “NHE CHURCH, REPRESENTED AND MISREPRE- sented.”—A lecture on the above subject will be de livered Chureh, fender, the relie: society St. b Ef MPABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, SE between Tenth and Eleventh stroets.—Rev. James Boardman Hawthorne, pastor, Subjects ing, at 10:30, “The Sublimity ot Christian Labor: nue ing. at7 a alter evening sermon, All Invited March 4, 1876, at 8 o’clock P. M. f of the poor visitea by St. Joseph's Conference Rev. Jotn P. McClaney, in St. Joseph's xth avenue and West Washington place, on Proceeds tor Vincent de Pasl. OND AVE ‘Morn. even- “Solomon’s Search for Happiness,” Baptism pue PEOPLE'S SERVICE Mai y. Slop Vv Ww. T. Kgl Seats free to Dr. R." MACY & CO’ TAIN WRIGHT MEMORIAL CHURCH. in the Church of the Holy Trinity, on avenue and Forty-se street, mH. lybg, JT, will preach at 734 o'clock THE REV, mour will preach in the evening. The Rev. in will preach at morning service, al UMBRELLAS Umbrellas Grand Central Umbrellas ene, Umbrellas soo Umbrelias arg ~9 Umbrellas Fancy and Dry Goods mnbrellas Umbrellas bstabhshment, Umbrellas — Umbrellas Straw Goods — Parasols Straw Goo Parasols Straw In onr Crockery Depart- Parasols Straw —- Parasols Straw Goods, ment we have just opened Parasols Straw Goods —— Parasols Straw Goods. the finest line of ‘arasols Straw Goods, — ‘arasols Straw Goods. oe Parasols Straw Gor rian and Fancy Parasols Straw Gouls. China Ware Hosiery straw Goods, = Hosiery imbrowery, —— HNostery rowery, ever exhibited py any hou Hostery broidery. tn this city. AILOF the pest Hosiery Vaobroidery, makers represented. Call Hosiery Mulinery. ndexamine this stock, it Hosiery Millinery. iy better than a museum, Hosiery Millinery. Fourteenth street Hos ery Millinery. and Sixth avenue hosiery AN H it 1 URRRRR u i 1 K r u u it nt i " “ iW KR K Hern a RERRKR u u it R & a | in ir R R u u MW gt R in ut MW K R GooDs, UAW, 34 Bowery, corner Fourth street The largest stock of fun the only tively retat teed in evi Goods in the city. house In this where all goods wre post led at wholesale prices, Satisfaction nari ery case of goudg returnable, All tle latest styles of Coiffures on hand in large variety, PIOR LIST, SHORT HATR Switches, 50c. and apward, Finest quality Hair switches, SOLID, NOT DYED: IS inches long, 402. weight. 22 nebes long, 40% weight 3 101 ng, 40”. Weight ches long, #02. weight. SU Wis PE fg, Bie. LONG BINGLE CURLS, natural curly. oh, $1.0; Winch, $2; Aihch, $2 50; Bich, Sh ze lies, 29¢., We. and $1 per yard, GRAY HALR A SPECIALTY. ‘ rr between NOH STORE, 345, wenty-first and siairs, SIXTH AVENUE, wenty second strevity Op Ladies’ own Hair made over in tatest stvies. Combings made up, GOODS sent to all ihe States, when pr charges, OF ¢ And Re, per eatos. id, free o' 1 OD. Wh wriyege at ¢. iniaatione a _PRY_Goops. - “OGGG RRRER A NN N pppoD @ GR S £4 SS ee D GR . Sh) Se Bee D R R AA NN ND Dp RRRRRO A A N N ND D GG Rk R AAAAA N ON ND D 3 aR RA AN NN D D €.) 2s RA AN WN D D “Gace Rk KA AN NN DDDDD 000 -PPPP BEKENN NII NN N GGG aes ’ 1 N NG G 0 oP PE NN NW It N NG Oo © PPPP EEE NN NIN NN G o oP K NNN WN NNG GG o 0 EK N NN IN NN G 6 cy ° K N NN ITN NNG G 200 KEEEN NN IT N NN GGG SS8ssU uv S888 8 KU U f 8 v u 8s v g sssss_ U U u vu u vu vovu H RRRR coo. Hon 1 R OR cw oH H YR RK we uo oH RR Hou HHO RERR NHHA OSSSS nu HOR R ae | 8 uo oH KR K H OW Ss E uo oHR R cA HS. 3 EEFEEH HR K ccc H 4H SSSS (87 AND 249 EL and balance of the week, ADDITION TO OUR OWN VERY ELEGANT ORIGINAL DESIGNS IN SUITS, WE SHALL HAVE ON EXHIBITION SOME SULTS OF OUR OWN IM- PORTATION, DESIGNED BY WORTH, TRE GREAT PARISIAN DRESSMAKER. Special exhibition also of LADILS’ UNDERWEAR, INFANTS! MARSEILLES SUITS, COATS AND CAP! EWRICHS', _ EMRICHS, 287 AND 289 F AR MTHS PoEstture DEPARTMENT, Having purchased a line of fine Parlor and Bedroom WEAR, 8, £C., &C. Furniture, we are prepared to dispose ot the assortment atatrifie above cost. The suits are exceedingly hand- some, made up in the newest and best styles, and weil deserving the attention of parties furnishing or refitting their dwellings, as extraordinary inducements to buy fine goods at a low price will certainly be offered. MOURNING GOODS, eplenaia lines of Black Goods, in all prices and quali ee. Grenadines, Plaid, striped-and plain. English and French Printa, new designs. Guipure Net, a new article tor Polonaise or tablier: Mourning orders attended to with the utmost despatch. Ladies’ and Children’s FURNISHING GOODS. Wea under superior management, to ofier # superb line of Ladi and Children’s Furnishing Goods, which for style and workmanshyp will be feiny equal the finest imported. Ladies’ fine Underwear und Children’s Suits # special feature. Opening days March 23, 24 and 2% LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and Twentieth street, New York. T KINZEY A BARGAINS IN SPRING GOODS. Altine new SAB tat : ani Hats. Meee me : ¢ French Fiowers. Novelties In Millinery Goods. The new Bonnet Scarf. Yarasols and Umbrellas, New styles in Ribbons. New shades in Silks. Foret tae me i 3 000 vards fine Hamburg i ries, Sc. Wo Sc. yard Becta Tots of. Rui ic, to $2 piece. ’ Ewbroidery Vrithmings, 230. Up. Cashe's Snow Drops, 25e. piece. Magic Ruitlings, llc. piece. KINZEY. Rent Yak Laces, 1234¢; to 75, Guipure Laces, 15e, to $3, Real Guipure : Lega ay Valenciennes Laces, 20. to The. yard. 28, 10c, to $3 00 yard. ‘Thread Lace 0 y Hay 5,000 real Valenciennes Collars, 3.000 real Cluny Collars, 250. 2.000 rea! Gutpure Collars, 2:¢ 5,0 real Thread Collars. 2c. nee KINZBY. Worsted Ball Chenille and Tassel Fringes less than wholesale prices, Popular prices. New Gimps, Fringes and ‘Trimmings Very low. Ral KINZEY, Bargains in Linen Towels, Napkins, Damas« Linens, &c. Bargains in Piques, Stripes Tucked and Faucy Musling. All tinen Towelling, 8c. a Fine linen Damask Towels, KINZLY. KINZEY, BARGAINS IN HOSTERY. Ladies’ regular matte Hose, 2lc. Misses’ Fancy Striped Hose, 2c. Full recular Balbriggans, 36c. Fine English Hosiery cheap. KINZEY. GLOVES. One-button Kids, 19¢., vse. ‘Two button Kids, 5%e. to Mo, A full assortinent of Kinzey’s seamless real Kid Glove, the be: glove imported, very pair warranted, both ladies! and gents’. We have a lotof real “ Kid Gloves, warranted, at 55c, KINZKY. KINZLY. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT, cheapest and best vtot Underwear to be fowad in the city, Well made and, trimme: Chemise, trom 39, to ¥° Neatly tueked and trimmed Drawers, 38. to Finely tucked Skirts, from 58¢ to $5 75. u Night Dresses, Sacques, Aprons, Ac, under price. Hl assortment of Misses and [ntants’ Goods at popular prices. 10,000 fine Freeh woven Corsets, ail whalebone, 9c. Fine whalebone Corsets, 39, Fine embroidered Corseis, low. nas BKINZLY, RIBBONS, G, 12 and 16 Ribbon: Decided bargaius in Ribbons, all silk, Ibe. yard. Lots of suk Scarfs, Ie, to 500. Cord edge Ribbons, le, to Se. yard. xrveet. Bargains in Handkerchiefs KINZEY. Great bargains in Pans. KINZBY. Bargains in Jewelry Department. KINZEY, Bargains in Tollet Department, KINZEY. Fine Jet Beads, Se, bunch. Pins, 14 rows, 2c. paper. 100 yard Machine Silk, Se. spool. “w Pian eo geNine Cotton, 10e. x dozen. Alleock's Porous Plasters, 100. prootsite Fine Twilled Tapes, 1¢. up. English Hairpins, 2c package. ‘ochet Cotton, 3c. spool. A le. card, Hooks and Byes, 16. car ton ole Twist, &. dozen. | Faney and Velvet Frames. bidet Attic A {atl assortment oi Faney Goo is low. WILLIAM KINZEY, 767 ant 769 Broadway, orner Ninth street. — VY SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, $14 BROADWAY, Twentieth and Iwenty-first sireeis—GRAND Dis PLAY ot IMPORTED FASHIONS. PATTERNS NOW RieADY, CLOCH MODELS with every pattern. Cut- ting and @tting. A, BURDETT SMIiH, 914 Broadway, between Twentleth and iwenty-firss streets. SMITH'S PAITERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, A Twentieth and Twenty-first sireets—GRAND DIs- PLAY of IMPORTED Fas 110N3, PATTERNS NOW READY, CLOTH MODE with every pattern. Cut: ting and fitting. A. BURDBITE SMITH, 914 Broadway, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, 19" STREET AND SIXTI AY, A AA AA ACA AAA A A A A MM MM IT L &% 0) NN N EERE RRR YY MMMM Tb LL oWNN ON RY Y MMMM MG ob NNN RYY MYMM IDG ob WN NN R YY MMMM IL ob IN NN Pe MM MILE LC WN NN g Y MMM TL LLLLEL EN ONS KY 000 NNN coc o NN ON NG@ G oO NN ON GG oO NN ON a oO NNN G oO NNN a ° N NN a ° N NN G a6 ty NoONN SG Se . 900 BN NN Ge 1B M. ALTMAN & CO. & varrern £ “BONNETS, .* ¢ 0. ® c ae “ ¥ e 5 ® FRENCH osTRicH £ = 2 FLOWERS, FEATHERS, % i] av e Rc aa ON J Atry, a 3097 4005 = bs yy > HATS, w, Ss Ls Roferring to the above announcement we beg to state that we are now opening a full line of the latest styles in English and Milan Straws and very finest French Chips, which we ell from $i 75 to $2.50, being tully twenty per cent jess than regular prices obtaining elsewhere. ON OUR OPENING DAY we shall exhibit our latest importation of Pattern Bon- nets and Round Hats, being designed especially for owr first class trade by the most famous Parisian ARTISTES and MODISTES, among whien are the latest produc- tions by VIROT, REVOUX, MOUNTFORT, THERESA AND OTHERS. Hats trimmed and Floral Garnitures branched to order in latest style. ALTMAN'S MILLINERY SHOW ROOMS, NINETEENTH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE, Alm | SPRING, 1875. | & COMPANY, ROADWAY, D NINTH STREETS, ONE BLOCK BELOW A. T. STEWART'S, ONDAY, MAKCH 1 AND THROUGH. KIN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS THE J1LKS OF THE SEASON, SILE TE ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING al WE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK GROS GRAINS :— IN An clegant Lyons black ied grain Silk at $1. A beticr quality Lyons black ros grain Silk at $1 25 A superior quality, satin finish, $1 50, A sublime quality of rich Cashmere finish, of the cele- brated make of Guinet, $1 75 and $2. & ixtra sublime quality of soft mellow Cashmere finish, the celebrated makes of Bonnet, Tonson, Bellon aud Tappissier, at $2 25, $2 50 and $2 7! Lxtra extra sublime at $3, $3 50, $4 and $450, New designs in fancy Silks. 75c., 85c, and $1. Elegant plain colored gros grain Silks for street wear, in all (he new Paris shades of color, $b 35, DRESS GOODS, | Speotal bargains in new spring Dress Gots, SO rE TE OPENED: Elegant Mohair Glage fr wits, 200. Elegant satin striped Damascus Cloth, yard wide, Klegant twilied Camei’s Hair de Beige, 0c Elegant Arabian Mohairs, S5c. Elegant imperial all wool Serge, 450, Elegant Cashmere Bege, a new material, 59, Elegant silk warp Pongee, in new eftects, 5c. Elegant diagona: Camel's Hair, all wool, 6c, Elegant pure silk and wool Foulardines, 70c. Yard wide English Calicoes. 0c. and 123e. Yard wide French Percales, in choice designs, 20c, BLACK DREAS GOODS, Flegant Slack Biarritz Cloth, 25c, Elegant diagonal Serge, abe. ; 5 Cologna Clots and Crape Imperial, 1% yards wide, see Elegant black Empress Cloth, 45c. Cioth, 450. HH wool, 50c blegant Heuriet Elegant imperial serge, 'a Elegant dlack English Cashiers, 1'4 yards wide, 35c. Elegant K Velour de Vienne, 62: Flegant black French Cashmere, 1's yards wide, 75c. Elegant brack Drap d’kte, tor sacques, 1}, ' yards wide, $1 60. Elegant black iron frame Grenadine, 37}4c., 45c. and tenant s tin striped iron frame Grenadine, 25c., 35¢., ST/sc. and Wo, LINENS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODs, All linen Towels, 75e. dozen. All linen Napkins, 75e. dozen. All Mnen Napkins, extra large, $1 dozen. Damask fringed Vovlies, Suc. and Glc. dozen. 5-4 Marseilles Urib Quilis, 80c, 11-4 Marseilles Crib Quilts, $1. 124 honeycomb Quilts, $110. Heavy unbleached Table Damask, 50c. " Heavy bleached Table Damask, two yards wide, 62 !5c. Turkey red Damask, 27 yards wide, 75c. Linen Diaper, by the piece, inches wide, $1 10. Cotton Diaper. by the piece, 22 12-4 linen Sheeting, $1. White Piques, lWe., 12!3c., 18e., 20c. and 250. FINE WHITE GooDs, : Fine quatity Jones soft finish Cambric, yard wide, I8e. Dotted Swiss, fine quality, 25c. p Plaid and checked \ainsooks, best imperted, 250, Ladies’ white mushn skirts, 4. Fine quality Victoria Lawn Pine French Organdy, 20e. ilesta, extra heavy, 2c, dkerchiets, all Linen, 100, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. 10,00) yards Hamburg Embroideries in edgings and in- sertions, Sc. a yard, worth Lde. 1 Yak Laces, in new designs, from 1240. up. 1 Guipure Laces, IS. up. eal Thread Laces, 260. up. ‘Lace, $i5e, up. ‘ies, the laiest novelty, 8e., $1, ay Lebes in eern shaaes, 25c, up. LADIES’ AND GENTS’ HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR POPULAR’ PRICKS, JOUN FE, RAUUNRAN, | CONKLING & C0., OHIVV bs, No. 763 Broudway, ONKLING, § between sthand sh ste, Grand opening of PARASULS and SUN UMBRELLAS MONDAY, Maren 18, 1ST, ‘Trade invited. WILLIAM A DROWN & CO., 498 and 500 Browdway, AT deo LRVERMITS, et AL tween Twenty sixth and Stamping and Embroulering estabt of imported yoke Chemise Bands, Drawers and Lingeri Ladies’ Breakfast Caps, Ladies’ Trousseaux specialt; Monograms and Initials for bandkerchiets: table an bed cloths Bmbrowered to order; lace curtaias and laces cidaned and mended equa: to aew. T SMITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR. 14 BROADWAY, Twentieth and Twenty-first strees—GRAND DIS: PLAY of IMPORTED FASHIONS, PATTERNS NOW READY, CLOTO MUDELS win yt. Pattern, Cut ting and Mtting, A. BURDETTE SMI1H, 94 Broadway, SIXTH AVENGE, BE Twenty-seveuth streets, ent. large stock between Twentieth and Twenty-Arst streets, ‘OUVIN KID GLOVES, MAISON VIOLET Pur. fumery. An assorimont of the genarne articles ale on band at H. GKODEK & CO'S daw K, Braue), 62 Kast Tweilth street, west of Broadway, an negpeceemebannen, ENING OF IMPORTED hoe gah DURING THE Pi OP eck commencitig. Ma S16 Broadway, office of the iny i Ton.’ “La Mode hiewante” “Reviw de | | i | | PRICE FI VE CENTS. DRY GuUDs, HASKELL & 0. Gree 3 809 Broadway. will offeron MO DAY, March 16, and during the week, USUAL USUAL. black gros at auchon, whieh will be offered at $1, $b 129, $1 25, $145, $140, $1 5), $1 60, $175, $2 also of our own im portations, $2.0, , $3, $5 26, $390, upward, which are guaranteed pot to crack or wear shiny. A ull assortme: striped and a at Me., Be. 7d¢., Ue SPECIAL AVTENTIC ‘0 OUR 8’ ® KR THAN aT ANY 1 cry. I ° Stripe Satin and silk stri Faxtraordinary cheap pug Black Ca + Fe., 85e., Biack Alpacas, 2c. We., Be., 4e., 4 VEILS UAL TO NEW, 9 imported direct trom the Auropean Murkets. to this Departinent, Loading Fabrice Spring Wear. At prices lower than ever known before, Plaids, Hair Cloths, Plain Came Plain De Box: Plaid De Bog: st desirable patterns of choice Embroiteries Lace department replete wit! every novelty, « mining our siock Ladies will be amply repaid by ox: revious lo purcha: jousekeeping Good: wholesae ra and Domestics at White Goods,, / prices, ul T. CLOAK AND 8) DEPARTME o— On exbibition an elezant assortment of embroidered, plain and pa Uversairts and Basques, in the est colors, Embroidered cashmere Polonaises, Tabliers, Sacques and Sleeveless Jackets, halt price. telasse cloth Cloaks, ing wear, custom made and Suits, $5), $65, $75. $8), $1), $100, $125, ins, made ‘alter Parisian models r making these goods are guaran: wear. Black aipaca Suits, $3 50, $9 50, $10, $12 5¥, $11, upward. N, B.—Ladies alter shopping through the city return- ing’ and purchasing from us have assured us we are showing the largest and best selected stock ot the above goods in the city and ut the lowest prices, Ladies living out ot town can have garments made to order by sending their measures: pectect ft quarantecd. HCONOMY IN DRE-SMAKING. GRIGG, HASKELL & CO., having secured the services of one of the leading fashionable dressmaker in the city, are tully prepared to execute all orders with great care and promptness: perfect Mt guaranteed, MOURNING ORDERS A SPECLALTY, $ AT FOUR HOURS NovTIOR. emt free to all parts of THE COUN- i, WASKELL & CO. A ey, Cashmere, drap d'eie suitable 1 The silks used Broadway. HE POPULAR CARPET STORE, 293 Eighth avenue, between'Twenty-fourth and : ‘Twenty-fitth s.reets, have opened one of tne lar; pene best selected Stocks of cantpnts in New York. Also a fine Stock of PAPER BKANGINGS, UP\OLSTERY GOUOLS, LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES, TABLE AND' PIANO COVERS, ‘These goods have heen selected with great care, and all the newest designs and direct from the manufac- turers and imborters. and will be sold at popular pri yews 293 Fighth avenue, H " dea | RRERRR, u H AA iooOR R A u AA i R R H HAA Ot K R HAAN A A ii ERRRRR a Ho AAAAA IT R R A HOA A It R R a aA A It R R a A A ou R R Goops ‘A large assortment of Invisib!e Front or Top-Picce, very stylish tor young ladies, originated by H. Guilmard. These invisibles are made with patent Real Hair, La and the pure, real Water Curl aud Wave, instantly makes the Indy look beautiful. My long experience as An originator of fashions gives me the powor and art.to uuderstand that which is becoming to every lady's cowfure. Experienced persons always in attendance, who Will willingly exhibit cur goods in our Show Rooms or Hairdressing Parlors, Als», Talways keep on hand a large assortinent of the latest designed Chignons tor spring style and a full stock of extra fine and extra long Hair, wholesale and retail. N. B.—On or about April 1 1 will open a large Store adjomning my present one, with a large stock of Tortoise Sheil Goods, aud Foilet Articles of every description can be found. at B, GUILMARUD’S, 839 and 841 Broadway, between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets, (Reet ae CROSSLEY'S OROSRLEW'S OROSSLEY'S ~~ ROssLEY’s CROSSLEY'S grand opening of new spring styles. grand opening of new spring styles. English velvets, $1 75 per yard. English velveta, $1 75 yard. English body Brussels, $1 50 per yard. English body Brussels, $1 5) per yard. English tapestry Brusteis, $1 per yard. English tapestry Brassels, $1 per yard. English ingrains, from 40c. per yard. English ingrains, from 40c. per yard. Agents for English Linoleum. Agents for English Linoleam. \ J. & J. W. CROSSLEY, 32U and $22 Broadway. Jpicuano MEARES BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT UE IN OVERSKIRTS AND BASQUES, CUIRASS AND TABLIER AND SPRING COSTUMES IN ALL THE NEW STYLES, New shapes in Chip and Straw Hats, Fine Freuch Flowers: and choicest woveliies in Hat Ornaments. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF ady made Underwear and Corset eed cheap lots just ceived io Chemises, Drawers, Night Gowns and Skirts. NOW OPENING, CHOICE STYLES OF isin Camel's Hair, Serge, Diagonals and Vereales, Cam brics, Dawns Calicoes in Hewest designs. JUST RECRIVED, & LARGE INVOTOR OF COLORED, BLACK AND STRIPED SILKS, Sirned Siiks, 75¢., She. 88e., We. and $L One lot plain colored’ stiks, al) the best shades. splendid guality. $! 25 yard. AN EXAMINATION BLSPECIFULLY SOLICITED. RICHARD MBARES, Corner Sixth avenue and Mneteenth street At SMITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR, 214 BROADWAY, ZA. Twentieth and Twenty-first streete—GRAND Dis iy Dress Mohairs, PLAY of IMPORTED FASUIONS, PATTERNS NOW READY, CLOTH MODELS with Oe yy ke Cub ting and fitting. A. BURDETTE sMITH, $14 Broadway, between Twentieth and Pwency-first streets, VIGOUROUX, 122 FOURTH AVENUE.—LIN- + perie, Einbroiiery, ladies’ and babies) Troussetis sposiatyy ot Initials, ograms, for handkerchiets, table and bed cloths: the largest stock of Embroidered Goods, Whoteaate department 764 Broadwa: tfo. rated Patterns. Machines and Accessories for mpi, Is NOW OPENING THE LATEST NOVEL. | DRY GOOD». RODGERS & ORR'S, RoLGERS & ORS, GH AVE Ey 13 LIGHTH aVENUB FIRST ORAND OPENING, FIRST GRAND OF ANG, FIRST GRAND OPENING, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, TUESDAY, MARCH 2. TULSDAY, MARCH 3. LADIES! MISSES LADIES’ MISSES’ LADIES Miss? AND CHILDREN'S AND CHILDRE AND CHILDREN'S: IMPORTKD SUITS AND CLOAKS. IMPORTED SULLS AND CLOAKS, IMPORTED SUITS AND CLOAKS? | II SPRING NOVELTIES B z 2 000. ppp 88; oD oD oD oD oD oD op 000° DDD “GGG EEEE RERR a5 DG ak R s R R RK DG GB DG E R De FEB RRR, R DG R GGG EEEER wax ane, SsBs a ss DG D@ eooce cea Prd ee PReeeReeE R R R R R E R sss V000 ene R, R R RBRR RRR Rg RR R RRE! R co wen weR waEE wre eexe -e R R R R nT ® 183 EIGHTH AVENUE, 183 18 KIGHTH AVENUE, 183 | o= between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. between Nineteenth and Twentiech streets reductions. ress Goods, Ladies Shawls, &c. Unprecedent Latest novelties in Spring Cloaks, Suite, | 1 ‘8 GOODS. | {DRESS 6U0ODS. | o— > CASES RUBIAX POPLIN, 124%C., WORTH 20. UASBS BASKET PLAID’ POPLIN, 25¢., WORTE ‘CASES DELICIOS POPLIN, 200., WORTH 300. CASES SILK POPLIN, 400. 500., 60C,, LORED ALPACA. WORTH 286. POPLINS, ELEGANT DE. TASES BLACK ALPACA, 22C., 25C., 30C., BAR- NS, CASES BLACK ALPACA, &830., 370. Sar be Un, PILCES BLACK CASIMERB, a5C., PIECES BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTR, 50C., 750, WORTH ONE-HALF MORE, E CASHMERE DECCOSE, IN GREATLY REDUCED. )GERS & ORR, 183 EIGHTH AVENUE, 30 PILCES BLACK SILK, 890., 920., 98C. 4 GREAT REDUCTION, 200 PIECES BLACK DRAP DE LYONS, $1 10, $1 30, Mean Ti YONS stim ie etic ae 250 PIECES EXTRA L' vs C 3 iw PILCES: beta aoe soe ed MurONs” RANDS, $2 25, $2 0, $3 10 : x eranse Sie yt ‘LOW MARKET VALUE aND ONE-THIRD LESs THAN THE COST OF IMPORTA- TION, THIS IS A RAKE OPPORTUNITY PUR. LACK SILKS AT VEBY LOW PRICES. wer | | SUITS AND CLOAKS. SUITS AND CLOAKS. pee CHASE RICH B LB dey fully prepared to offer ents. limade and fully trimmed, $5 8, is aloue worth, FS $6 5,87 05, $889 0, $11 GO; anaterh Mifegant Suits, in one color or choice combinations, 87, $8 GO, $10, $12 worth almost double, 700 rich Cam Hair Cloths, in spring textures, from. $10 to $0; unequalled at $5 to 910 each more. BLACK SILK BLACK SILK SU o— ® | Ri richly trimmed, $32 50, $35, $40, $45, sik alone worth $20 more. | COLORED SS ia | > ¢ spring shades, in one or two colors, $33, 53 0, $42, $45, worth co duplicate one-half more > Alpaca Lustres, silk finish, $6 85, $7 50, $¥, $10) 50, $12; very cheap, $5 to$8 more, P 6 Mohair Brilhantinue, donbdle faced sik finish, $12 50 to $19 50. worth from $18 to $30. | Buack SUS. BLACK CASHMERE SULT BLACK CASHMbRE SUITS, | bs por . Lupin's connate Suits, $12 50, $15, $17 Wand $20, g to $12 more. want ready Imade garments fitted perfectly by expert enced fitters; no extra charge; every couvenience for je department for orders. KODGERS & ORR, 183 Eighth aveaue. 5 Paves enero werrie — HOSIERY AND GENTS’ FURNISHING WOODS. Taos: Y AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS i eae We have added to our extensive stock of Silks. Drere Goods, Suita, and a full_and complete stock of Husiory and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Underwear, &c., which we offer Bt extraordinary indscement: 00 dozen gentlemen's silk Ties, Bows and Scarfs, 8c. tp. 1,549 dozen gentieweu's Collars and Cuts, ail linen, (rom 12. up. font Bdoaen aentiemen's English Half Hose, special lots. from auction, $2 upward. 500 dozen Hea’ stow ij Lestery worth $4. jozea ies’ striped 058, esi . 40e., 50¢., 60, 70C., 805 fully $$ per cent under market value. Ladies’, Gentiewen’s and Children’s Coderweag in endless variety and low prices. Dali and examine our siock of Hosiery, Underwear and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. bought for ash large lote we will oller extraordinary inducements. unis week, BODGERS & ORR, 183 kighth avenae, PING GOODS, —_————@ 9) dozen towels, less than the cost of im: 1 lizen, ‘owels, clegant quality, $3, $5 50, $3 75 per dozen; the 44 SHEETING LINEN, Sle. 37c. U 5-4 PILLOW CASE LINEN OHBAP. 64 PILLOW CASE LINEN REDUCED, 8 25, yeateat barge ever otered: 50. PIECES DAMASK TABLE LLNEN, 48e.; COST 300 PLECES EX RA SUPLRFINS DAMASK, 500, OC, The best value ever oflerer in t TO IMPORT, PIECES TABLE LINEN ONLY 300., 370. 70¢., 800, We cail special attention to cee i ym Department. ¢ city. 500 dozen Napkin: fs i * 3 dozen ext Tc., 8c. vine qualities, below L la | TA B4, 9-6 10-4, Ut, 24 Shae | the manuiacturer’s prices FLANNELS AND BLANKETS CUBAP, 1:890 Marteflles Quilts. from aactl pajeainy rom $1 Sot $e on, an unprecedanted, We call special atiention offered this week, % mi Sirangersqiing New York wit) nd 1 to tale iy. vantage to examine our great bi novelties in all the new fabries of ‘Goods gent Co all parts of the be