The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1875, Page 20

GRAND DISPLAY OF RICH SUITS 000 DDD GGG BEEK RERR BS oD DG GE a ae Se oD bG 3 R38 oD DG RS oD DG Ssss oD DG R 8 OD ba R 8 OD va Rs. 8 000 bod R SSss o000U ERER *. o's R a Sa R & o 0 R r o 0 RRRR « aa) RRR as Oo 8 Ly ee 3 a & oO RES S BAhhh S 0000 RR me Rk, ) iss KIGHTH AVENUE, 183 | Is3 EIGHTH AVENUE, 185. BETWEEN NINE! AND TWENTIETH ST Ladies, in addition to our grand opening of Tuesday Inst, we Will on Monday, 29th March, show many other Novelties in arrived 100 ta rich imported Suite and Cloaks—which Also we will offer NEW YU RK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 28, 1875.-QUINTUPLE SHEET. A’ KINZEY's. SPRING GOODS. BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. French pattern Bonnets = P : : RINZRY legant trimmed Bonnets. KINZEY All the new shapes of Bonne and Kound Hats of chip, stra’ and Leghorn. KINZEY Damasse Ribpons and Sashes. Dew shades in milks. KINZEY New figured Ribbous. Jew Hat Sashes. KINZEY IBBON RuBnONs. | The cheapest Ribbons to be jound in the city. ‘The largest and finest as- sertment ol Teh French Flowers in the city. BLACK AND COLORED BLACK AND ¢ BL. BANDSUME § ward, worth K AND ¢ ] POPLIN SUITS, ‘OLORED OLORED ITs, |, $38 50, Ae Do 1s, Its. $45, up- Rich Poplin Sui's, made up in one or two shades, from BLACK $10 50 and ALPACA LU $i PURE t least from $) to Ceach mi RE, SILK —® o Pure Mohair Suits, $1a $5, $16 50, $19 50; cheap and $W. ba hy ores 7 INTS!T, at $8 50, 50; material alone worth one-!hird more. MOHAIR SUITS — | at $20, es wishing {o procure first class Garments at ex- tremely low prices Would And it greatly to their advan- Wage to make a call of inspection. RODGERS & ORR, far below t! the view of We will ofte he till further er special POP. market value, in 3 Eighth ay o nl endless va 2 increasing our large bi inducementa this weck. enue. We jusiness 0 PLE PLIN, 125e., worth ec, PIECES ALPACA, 18¢ A CASES BAdKeT PLAT #0. 2 CASES FRENOH POPLIN, cost 50c., to land. Flegant Plaid Camel’s Hair,’ P' Plaia de Bege in neutral shades; latest very low ido Silk Poplin, less than cost of importation, A BLACK i RICH BLACK SILKS AT LOW PRICES, WAR- RANTBD BENT GOUDS IMPORTED, 95e.. $1 05, $110, $1 25, $1 37, $1.5), Si 65, $175, $155, BZ $2 50 up; worth fully one-third more. Seases Japanese mLiks, only Be., 45¢., b8e.: very cheap. ‘As we advertise oniy wien fully prepared to offer in Gncements, this will be found a rare opportunity for bargains. Black ——> GOODS. | remarkably cheap. Alpacas, 80¢); worth double, Drap de Vi tyery cheap. Silk warp I a Cloth, pare molairs. Drap d'Ete, “wrap de Dauie,” best goods imported and Jow prices, RODGERS & ORR, 133 Eighth avende. ROUSEKEEPING GOOD LINENS. an endless variety, and at pgic portauon. HOSIERY AND NOTION 3 far below cost of im: For the accommodation of ladies who are unable to “visit the city erders by mail filled with the Bampies tree. BETWEEN B.—BEING + ments w sell quoted. Di te full advantage customers. Woypteces a Also our own importation, just received, Bonnets, Goods sen! ROLG 183 EI NINETEE FULI goods at cessors urchased dec: 2. $1 Ca tocraek of ¥ and Fancy s full lines of ies meet with by false r through advertisements G, i. & Co, will samples Will be seu: bs ‘HI A 1H AND IWENTIETH LY AWARE OF KELL. & CO. to Brinck & Russell), bs Broad of w from auc ®, $2 75 chmire Sublime, chmire Superior, Cachmire Alexandra, wear sh. Black Goods Department Grenadines, Cashmeres and SPRING Alpacas Bc, B50, 400, 00.. BDC. 0 SL, upward the greatest bargains wil 0 DRE. nt, and ST! DISAPPOINT: presentations ways guaran: prices and qualities exactly aa way, h 29, and during the week, tion, $3. e consisting of + Sie. $5¢., 99e., $1, 1) ve in ae. We have purchased at auction several cases of which wiil be sold fm all the newest fabries Plain and plaid De eges, Camel's ha: ore Dress Goods. in the leading fash colors, consisting ot ir Cloths, Plaid camel's hair also 6 cases We., 2ie., Be., HOSIERY, HOSIERY. Vigognes Popular Be. 380 Pongeos, Sultana Cloths, Parisian Cloths, . Jeddos, ec, Spring Fabrics, 1 Siige., d0e., de HOSIERY, 2 cases ladies’ extra Jong real Balbriggan Hose, at Sue., worth 65e. 1,400 yards Embrotderies, Blegant black silk Suita, 4%, Emb: Clon ‘| ks and Latest novelties in roidered PI. Largest and mont complete assortment at Spring Cloaks in Cashme Matelasve and Elastic Cloth lowest prices 1 Bisck Cashmere Embroidered at eaty. ments and halt pric , Drap d’Ete, ke nder Importers’ prices, sonable de. be per cent below price. Overskirts and Basques ques R, B.—Samples free by mail to any part of the country. ak cu A. kell Piain colored Silks at $: | 80) LE ROUTH Unio ‘Will offer on Monday a la: Keliabie wakes, Check and striped Silks « Grisneile striped Sitks A very large jine Band-spun and woven black not to era Broadway | John LIER BROTHERS, square, joriment of new and 8%¢. at7oe. Se and $1, f our specialty. ‘ks, which We gu ck or wear shiny. Al) the other popuisr makes trom $1 upward. RAL ui 48 bast F ourteenth street, Grigg. | GRIGG “HASKELL & ©¥., [C. A. Fuller. shades, $1 55, $1 65 ant upward. worth $1 25. arantee HW RRRRRR iL K Fi iL R R A i RK ik iui A . i RRRRRK Ho AAAAA IT R R HOA a 68 K Rg HOA a it R K HOA A Rg R Goops A large assurimont ot Invisible or Top Pieces, very young ladies. Those Invisibles are made @yhien th the for the lady | @riginator of tasht @erstand that wi Bxperienced persons aiw willingly exiabit our goodsin our showrooms or nair- xainig pariors. | alse at my qenrss will offer 100 pie 19) pie WO pr0¢ 20) pec ren and extra fine ari. 3.—On of about April} Twill open a large store ad- With @ large stock of V¢ ivory Goods and Toilet that can be found at 8 thirteenth and Fourteen: ich is Ingnont present one NCS, SHEP: vrs. TAPESTRY beautiful. VE BODY BRUS My long experience yecoming to every y's ys in attendance, ways keep on nand ch a style. and or Switets D str PARD KNArr at $2 and up LS, at $1 65 and up. at$i Soand up. atSl 3) and wp, it quality $1 end up. UPHOLSTERY GOODS, fe. LACH CURTALNS, Lary Lambrequing and Corn. st riety im the city, Piano and Table Covers, a fall variety. SHEPPARD KNAP Great Carpet and Upboistery 138 and I LZ 45 Sixth avenue one door below Thirteenth street. OUVIN tunery. sort wayeon bantat He u & bast le lith atroet, west of Broad GLOVES, MAISON VIOLET nu of ihe genaine ar Dek & CO’S (late 1 full stock of and the genuine Articies of eve ana ‘Al Broadw: h ts, New Y Patent Hair Lace, and Instantly mate sives me the power and art to un olfture who will fe ian x ork lishment, VER cles al- rue), | SERAGRDINA LY BARGALNS Carpets, Uileloths, >. | PARASOLS. ecomracat OPENING, NEW STYLES. [rannanes ? © KINZEY as Rich Passementerie Gimp, with and without Beads. Silk Fri e8, all colors. Chenille ridges, all colors. san eau Worsted Fringes, every styie, colur and shade. Large variety of Black Sik and Bead Fringes. 25,000 yarde Hamburg Bmbroideries, de. to (Sc. yard. Bargains in Piques, Fancy and Plain Musling, Bargains in Linen Damask Towels, Napkins, de., &c. © Special bargains in Real Laces. Lot of Real Valenciennes. 10c. Lot wider, warranted real, 1 Lot still wider. ri Lot diner, worth sy at 25, yard. Real Lace Colla! Point Laces, ¢! Real Guipure Laces low. Real Yak Laces low. 2,000 Llama and Pusher Lace Coifures, $1, worth $3. @———_—__9 TIES, I “Soo doaen imported Silk and Crape de (bine Ti seven inches wide, +, Closing at 25c. wor! ach. KINZEY In Underwear I have some of the cheapest Goods to be found in the city, Chemises, Drawers, Skirts, Night Dresses, Sacques, &c., way below value. Bargaius in Handkerchieis. Miases’ and Infants’ Goods. French woven Corsets, 5c. Homery, great bargains. Ladies regular made, 22c. 5%) dozen English strived Hose, ali sizes, 25¢. pair. Opening three cases Kid Gloves, two butions, warranted, new spring shades, every size, at Gle. pair, Nileson two button Kids, Addie two button Kids, 75¢. Fine Vienna Kids. $90. pair ot of ube button, 25c. pair. . is PaContlemen’s, Indies’ and Misses’ Gloves ip great variety, Onur genuine jouvin real Kid two button rd ai 1 every pair Warranted, $1 75, a ‘Our 75e., 97e, and $) 25 Kids, every pair warravted. Bargains in our Fan and Jewelry Jepartment. fwiss Carvings, Silverware, Mrouzes, Parian Goods, &c. Toilet department, Soaps, Periumes, Powders, &c., of every make, popular prices. Fancy Frames, every style. Cash bavers at wholesale will find it to their advantage to examine prices before buying down town. s Miliners supplied with cut lengths. 767 aud 769 Broadway, WILLIAM KINZEY, corner Ninth street. purortas ine NoTIC THE THOUSANDS VISITED * «9 |THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE) * * * oes AND SEEN ae eee] THE BIG BONANZA! eee WHO HAVE ADMIRED THE NEW StYLE or WORN BY MISS GILBERT AND MISS EMILY RIGL IN THAT BRILLIANT COMEDY OF NOW YORK SOCIETY, CAN BE SUPPLIED WITH SIM- ILAR ONES FOR EASTER AT LORD & TAYLOR’ RRR PPPP| EREE TITIT 83g RRP E 7S 8 rw ae ee, Ee He 7 8 AA RRR PPPP OEE T ass AAA RORP E 7 8 OO Re ee x er ae cc A AB RP KEEE Tf ses CROSSLEY'S CROSSLEY'S CROSSLEY'S CROSSLEY'S OROSSLEY'S grand opentng of new spring styles. grand opening of new epring styles. English velyets, $1 75 per yard. English velvets, $1 75 yard. English body Brussels, $1 0 per yard, English body Brussels, $1 50 per yard, English tapestry Brussels, $1 per yard. Engiish tapestry Brassels, $1 per yard. English ingrains, from 40c. per yard, English ingrains, trom 40c. per yard. Agents for ish Linolenm. Agents tor English Linoleam. J. & J. W. CROBSLEY, 32 and S22 Broadway. NINTH STREET, OPPOSITE STEWARTS, At east f great bargains in Ladies’ Undergarments Becrvrun CHEMISES AT 5.0,—82 EasT NID TH street, opposite Stewart's. JOME AND SEE TH& BARGAINS IN LADIES’ UN. J derwear.—82 Hast Ninth street, opposite Stewart's, pen CARE WHAT ANYBODY SAYS—I'M GOING to #2 Kast Ninth stgeet, opposite Stewart's, to buy my Undergarments JXCELLENT SKIRTS AND CHEMISES, 60C. AND yj Gie., at 2 East Ninth street, opposite Stewart's. PLACE~82 EA Ladies’ NINTH STREET, OP Underwear at wholesale F?. THE posite Stewart's; prices. (300? CORDED BAND CHEMISES, 55C.—82 EAST Ninth street, Ww CH opposite Stewart's. BAP THEY SELL LADIES! UNDERWEAR tewart's IN i #2 Rast Ninth street, opposite Payer Hangings shades, Cornices, &o All new Goods, bought during the last mont and at prices less than at any time since 1857. Body Prussels from $1 ® per yard and upward Engiish Tapestry Brus. sete... from 12) per yard and upward English Vhree-pig......fh 1% per yard and upward Engiish Kiv mn rom 1 00 per yard and apward ‘ Carpets, rom 7 per yard and upward Two-ply, ail wool from W per yard and upward fraind, all woot irom 40 per yard wnd upward loths trom 2 per yard and upward ‘aper Hangin from i’ per piece upward At lar Carpet store No, 293 Bighth ©. next door above Bhrich’s, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty Ofth streets, SMITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR, NO, 914 BROAD y, between Twentieth and fwenty-Uret streets: RAND DISPLAY OF IMPOKIED FASHIONS, PAT LRNS NUW READY, OLOTH MODELS with ever pattern, Outting and fitting, A. BURDETIE SMiiy No. Wd Broadway, vetwoon Twentieth and Twenty first streets ( PENING OF IMPORTED PRENCH PATTERNS FOR ) spring ana summer fashions, the ntire week, com Broadway, C reh Mat 8. T. Mnles of the iinported jouriials "ie Bon Ton.” “La Mode Elegante’ and “Kevue de in Mode,’ also headquarters for insiraction in ST, Tayior's perfect B¥stem vi Gress cuttin, DRY GOODs. 267 482 30 GRAND STREET, 267 and 269 Grand street, IMPORTANT if IMPORTANT IMPORTANT IMPORTANT N N 0000 fTITITT Il COCC, FEEEE N NO Y me cs N NR T i ¢ g NNO ° T ic E N NO oO 7 1c ELEE NNO oO Py i K NNO ° T mo cE NNO ) , ne ck NN 0000 2 Il cece KEEBE The greatest bargains in DRY GOODS ever offere’ in the city will be offered by DOYLE & ADOLPHI, on MONDAY. March 22, and will continue uniil the entire stock is sold. 5 DOYiK & ADOLPHE, having purchased the targe stock of Dry Goods from Mr. HB. Clapp, 269 Grand stre amounting to About One hundred thonsand dollars. consisting of Silks, Suits, Cloaks, Shawls, Dress Goods aud Domestic Goods, are determined to ofler the entire stock at extravagantly low prices, DOYLE & ADOLPHE would respectfully intorm their old customers and the public that the above goods will be sold at prices a astonish aud amply repay them for thelr pat ropage. DDDDD_ 0000. ¥ y EEEBEE v DO oY y D DO CU IED D dO o YY D DO o x D DO ° ¥ D DO oO ¥ D DO oO y DDDDD 9000 ¥ KEBEEE he ak at hae ae Car s aa & & hake & A DDDD 000 Lb PPPP H HI 4A dD DO OL P PH HIT Ak D BO Ob - Pe woe Ak DO DO. OL PoP a AAA D DO OL PePP HHnAH IT A AS Dy DO Ova oe it HIT & AD? VDOMO eB u HIT A AD po ob »& H ni, A ADDDD 000 LLLL P Hi eal 287 and 269 Grand street, south wei a * ad a dial eK RB. MACY & CO, GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY GOODS ESTABLISH MENT. We will OPEN THIs WEEK the following EUROPEAN NOVEL TIES AND STAPLES ;— GooDs, GOODS. GOODS. GOODS, GOODS. GOODS, BIRAW STRAW STRAW MILLINERY. MILLINERY. MILLINERY. PARASOLS, PARASOLS, PARASOL =, Per steamer City of Chester, 4 cass of Birmingham FANCY GOODS, Per steamer Wisco Nottingham He UNDERWEAR, Per s¢ ol Paris FANCY GOODS, inclua- ing BRONZES, TOILET 5, WILLOW BASKETS, NS. DOLLS, DOLLS’ FUR- SHENG GUODs and FINE a UNDERWEAR, TRIMMINGS. ; Also & job lot of LADIES? TOILET GOODS. Sand a lovely line of FANCY GOoDs. EMBROIDERHES, | FLOWERS, FEATHERS, SPRAYS WHIIE GOODS, and MILUINERY KID GLOVE! ICKY. 3 mer Calabria, 10 case: NOTIONS. NOTIONS, Se sDERCLOTHING, DERWEAR, STATIONERY. NISGING and K BOOKS, FOURTEENTH STRE & 0. JOHNSTON, Broadway, Fifth avenue and Twenty-second street. Spring Opening, MONDAY, March 29, 1875. Lyons Silks. 1,000 Pieces, plain colors, in all the new shades and tints, $00 pieces heavy Gros Grain, striped $1, worth $1 50. .00) pieces biack Silks, the’ production of the pest Lyons manutacturers. Bonnet, Poason, Tapessier, Guiner, &e. Parisgan! Raubaix Dress Goods, Camel's Hair, Diaided, striped, plain and mixed. New Fabrics, ‘Theibesienne Cloths, in plaids, stripes and plain, Oriental manufactures, exhinited for the first ume in America. Dumas Oriental, Hagai Merveilleuse, Hacsrah de Toil, &c., &e. The Suit Department is now replete with the latest European Models in Suits, Cuirasse ana Tablier, and Polo en im Camel's Hair, ‘and Guipure Laces In'ecrn and white, A complete new of jortment Hosiery and Glov Cartwright & Warner's ladies’ and gentlemen's Merino Underciothing. Dent 4 Co.'s celebrated gentiemen's London Housekeeping Fabrica 1a vario alities. Laces and :mbroideries in unsurpased variety, and @ most exiensive stock of Upholstery Goods and Carpets, Samples sent gratuitously to all parts of the country on appleadon, thus enabling out shop as advantageously a# resivents « Goods forwarded by mail or expr couatry. wh parties to ‘ork city, part of the 3 to any ia Broadway, Filth avenue ant H MAN ©, JOHNSTON, wenty-s-cond street. uw H A It - RRRRRR u iit AA I R R H H AA a R Ht H AA aR R HOKU AA Il RRRRRR in H AAAAA Il OR R i HOA A It oR R H uoA A I oR Re H HOA am. R Guops. SHAW, Bowery, The largest stock of Human Hair Goods i The oniy house in this city where alt tively retaiied at wholesale prices. Satisfaction guara teed in every case or goods returnable, Ail the lates styles of Coiffares on hand in large variety, PRICK LIst, SHORT HATR Switches, Finest quality Hair switen 18 inches long, 402 weight 27 mches long, oz weight, slong, 402. weight slong, 4 hit HAW!s 1 Maik swrici LONG SINGLE CURLS, natural curl Bein whe, 0: 261neh, $4. De. $! ber yard. HAIR A RVECIACTY STORE, 45 SIXTH AVE upwar. ILL RRANCH i between Twenty-first aid Twenty seoond str stairs. Ladies’ own Hair made over in iatest stvies Combings made up, 2c. and We. per once, 4 Up GOODS sent to ail the States, when prevaia, free of all charges, or ©. O. D,, with privilege of examination. T J.D. LEVERRE, 41 SIXTH AV tween Twenty-#ixth and Twenty-seve Btamping and Embroidering establishment, UR, BR. th streot, large stock of imported yoke Chemise Bauds, Drawers and Lingerie, Ladies’ Breakiast Caps, Ladies Tronsxeayx specialty, Monograms and Initials for bandkerchieis: table and bed cloths :mbrowered to order ; lace curtains and Jaces cleaned and mended equal to new. LAIGHT ST RE John Cr Mills ¢ c, to 75 ., CORNE sly & Son's beng brated Kidder Our motto, JARPETS.—NO, 7 Canal street, 00 pieces lish Tapestry ; 50) pieces Ritto minster; W) pieces Ingrain. Quick sales, small profits LINGERIE, 'V ,Vigourvux, 12 FouRTH AY ENUE, + Eimbroidery, Ladies’ and Ba Trousseaux ; spe cialty of (nitials, Monograms, for bandkerehiets, table and bed ciotia: the largest stock of Embroidered Goods. Wholesale deparment (0+ roadway, Pertorated lat terns sor stamping machines and accessories. T SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, NO, 94 BROAD- P way, Jwenuerh aod Twenty tirst swreets, GRAND DISPLAY OF IMPORTED FASHIONS: PATTERNS NOW READY; CLOTH MODELS with every pattern; cutting and fitting A. BURDETIN SMIT o Ot Broadway, between Aweutiets and Xwency trl erecta, DEK ¥Y GOUD». SPRING 187 SPECIAL NOTICE, SPRING 1675. WALLER & McSORLEY have now on exhibition ail the novelties in Ladies’ Suits, Sacques and Overgar- ments, made by the best Paris and Berlin modistes and | of our own manufacture, at prices lower than ever be. fore offered, 300 Madras Lustre Suitsin elegant new shades, handsomely trimmed, well made and warranted to Bt, at $3, $10 and $12, about cost of material, DRESS GOOD3, IMMENSE STOCK. GREAT BARGAINS. 500 pieces 6-4 Biarritz Cords all the new shade | | at 25e., worth 50c. 300 pieces Madras Lustre, all the new shades, at 37gc., worth Oe, 5,000 pieces Dress Goods, ali the Jntest styles, at 20. and upward, MOURNING GOODS, BE T ASSORTED STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES, 50 pieces Cashmere, 43 inches wide, 75c. 8 pieces Crape Cloth, 124 yards wide. 37}sc. Fine Alpaca at 26e., extra quality 37c, al SILKS, SILKS, 350 pieces black ‘Silks, at $1, $125 and upward, 6 pieces ot striped Silks, at 75c. and 9Uc.; great bargains. 120 pteces colored Dress Silks at 7ic., $1 and upward. Having purchased largely at recent auction sales we will offer great bargains in Silke SHAWLS. Broche, plaid and striped Shawls, in every variety, at lowest prices, Also, {nil “stock of cLOTHs, CASSIMERES, FLANNELS, WHITE GuoDs, LINENS, HOSIERY, MUSLINS and Housckeeping Dry Goods, at wholesale prices. WALLER & McsORLEY, 45 Grand street, near Bowery. New York. 218 "SIXTH AVENUE, 218 SIXTH AVENUE, EFEEK II SSS8S_ 11 G@GGGG " S88S8S E is iu G one 8 E I iI G 78 iI n@ 8. KEEE II iG S8883, E I si G 8 E It su G GG 8 K us 8 HG G< Bi davd EEEEE Ii SSS8SS If GGGGG SSSEB , cordially invite all their friends and patrons to call at their establishment to examine the extraordinary bar- gains oflered in every department. At our regular SSS8S8_ PPPPP. IL s 5 P P Ir z PR RII P PR ROM PPPPP RRERR IL x RoI ul i u RRRRR GGGG R R aa ALALLZLAZLZ it A THURSDAY, March <1 and April 1, we shall exhibit the latest novelties in our line of goods. Special attention 13 called to our elegant FRENCH PAITERN BONNETS, r Round Hats tor Ladies and Children. Flowers, Feath- erg and all inaterials pertaining to millinery. To our rich display of LADIEs AND CHILDREN’S OUTFITS. To our ‘atest styles in CoR LETS, HOOP SKIRTS, BUSTLES. To our varied assortinent of new GIMPS, FRINGES, BUTTONS, To our choice LACES, GUIPURE AND SPANISH NET. To our HAMBURG EMBROIDERED NET AND EGRUE LACKS, To our new importations in ve PeATN ‘and STRIPED HOSE, n (Li) paneer GLOVES, 'o our new styles of ‘i PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS, our TIEN BURY and FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT, 0 our WORSTEDS and MATERIAL for FANCY WORK, all of which have been seiecied witli greatest care, and preos to suc the times, not fail to call. It will sure! ay you, BESO & CO,, 218 pixth avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, J. ROTHSCHILD begs to announce to his friends and customers of this and neighboring cities that our GRAND SPRING OPEN. ANG will take place WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 31 AND APQIL 1, when we will EXHIBIT the most RECHERCHE styles ana ARTISTIC DESIGNS in PARIS TRIMMED and of our own manufacture, ction of French Also an endless variety of finest sel MILLINERY GooDs, comprising the LATEST NOVEL shapes in FRENCH CHIP, ENGLISH MILAN and NEAPOLITAN HAIR ROUND HATS and BONNETS, for ladies, misses and children. ae Also the newest and most ELEGANT DESIGNS in PARIS FLOWERS, OSTRICH AND FANCY FEATHERS, URNAMENTS, &C., qui AY THE MOST POPULAR PRICHS. N, B.-MILLINERS AND SfOREKEEPERS ttern Bonnets and ROUND Hats ata liberal discount. J. ROTHSCHILD, 58 Weut Pourteenth street, with our choice Goods, Rue Saint Denis, 277. New York. ne Paris, Bye Gast PART TAN NOVELTIES AT RETAIL, A. T. STEWART & CO. will mak ON MONDAY, , AT 11 AL M., the largest and most attractive exposition of the very higheet Class of PARISIAN NOVELTIES they have ever offered in Silks, Dress Goods and Velvet striped Grenadines. Paris and New York Ready Made Dresses, Paris aud New York Trimmed Hats, Sacques, Cloaks, Polonaise. Very elegant Laces, Embroider ies, _. Reai India Camels’ Hair Shawls, nd an immense variety of Spring Fancy Shawls, They will also offer, on Fourth avenue ade, centre section, Handsome Plaid ropiins, fasmonable colorings, only 2c, yard 1,000 pieces yard wide rints, at 12}¢c. per yard, good value Ise. Alarge assortment of Press Lengths at O%4c. per yard, 6 close On Fourth avenue side, Ninth street section. Extraordinary inducements are offered imevery de. li seripuon Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, consisting of Linens, Linen Sheetings, eos, leached Dainasks and Napkins, Toweilings, Flantels. Quilts, Blankets, Counerpanes, &c., and every variety of Brown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, at marked reductions in prices. customers and resilents of neighboring {uily invited to pay them a visit. Their frien cities are respt Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ker ALBA VERY FINE AND VALUABLE WHITE Lace Flow inth and Tenth streets, ce and Parasol; can be bought at a low COLLINS, box 13) Herald office, Aadre: figur T SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAT, NO. 914 BROAD. way, Twentieth and Twguty frst streets, GRAND DISPLAY OF IMP J/RTED FASHIONS; PALIERNS NOW READY, CLOTH MODELS with every pattern: catting and fitting. A. BURDETT Y SMITH, No, 914 Broadway, wtween Twentieth and Twenty-first stree For Other Dry Goods Advertisements See | First Page. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, Mile, DENNIN, late designer for Mmes. Porter and Doane, 945 Broadway, two doors above Iwevty-second street, witl show the coming week novelties recherche and ele- Fant received since opening day, from the leadin houses of Europe, comprising aseleciion excelling previous {inportations, Ac MMES. PORTER & DOANE, 9 Broadway and 179 Fifth avenue, importers, have just received trom Parts their first invoice of the season ote egant designs of French Hats and Sonnets, selecied from the leading houses by our commissioner. The Pomponette and Bebe are the latest novelties and designs. 49 Broadway. a nue. iy MMES. PORTER 10, ae T SMITHS PATTER: /MAR, BAZAAR, NO- 914 BROAD- way. Twentieth and Twenty-fr: ets, GRAND DISPLAY OF IMPORTED PASIIONS; PATTERNS NOW READY; CLOTH MoDELS with every pattern; cutting 1TH SMITH, No, 14 Broadway, and fiuuing, b 1 ‘wenty-first streets, iene MILLINERY, Mme. SNEDDEN, Importer, 953 Broadway, 183 Fifth avenue. Latest Parisian Noveltica Exclusive Styles. Original Designs _Speciaities in Mourning. T MAISON WALTON, 862 Broadway, above Union square, importers ot tashions in Paris Bonnets and r-nglish Round Hate trom the lead- ing houses of Europe; noveliies in Mourning Goods fro W ay & C Y and 251 Regent street, Londo (ABT IN DRESSMARING ELEGANT COBTUMES AT reasonable prices. WARRIN & FAVRE date with Lord & Vaylor), 307 aud 309 vixth avenue, 44 Kue de Clery, Paris, T MRs, MYERS, 22 FOURTEENTH fA street—Speciaities, Children’s Millinery, Ladie: Dress Caps and Mourning Millinery; the largest assor mant-in, the city, Between University place and Filth ATE. MATHERS & CO. 41 Nineteenth stree choice selection ot ¥: Hats im chip and straw. T SMITHS PaTtERN BAZAAR, NO. 914 BROAD. _,Way, Twentieth and Twenty-tirst streets, GRAND DISPLAY OF IMPORSU FASHIOND; PAITERNS NOW READY; CLOTH MODELS with every pattern; cutting and fitting. A, BURDETIE SMI: H, No. 914 Broadway, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets. A. MICHEL, IMPORTER, NO. 423 SIXTH « avenue, second door beiow Twenty-sixth street, has returned from Faris with a most elegant assortment of Bonnets caretully selected by herself in the few lead- ing houses of Paris. AT BROW.’S—LONDON ROUND HATS, IMPORTED B , 891 BROADWAY, CORNER have now opened a'large and en Vonnets and Inglis ‘Round for seven years, by EMMA BROWN, sister of W. U, wil, New sond sitcet, London; has now elegant and Varied’ styles for spring. 1,264 Broadway, Thirty-first and 1hircy-second streets. between LOAK, SAME STYLE AS THAT WORN BY MISS A. JL EMILY’ RIGL IN “IE BIG BONANZA” AT FIRTH AVENUE THEATRE, FOR, SALRS YOST IM PORTED. CALL ANY KVENING A AVENUE THEATRE AND EXAMINE, AT MAISO: A. =, An clegant assortment of imported Bonnets and Round Hats, prominent among which 3 the Rennessance. Mourning Bonuets a specialty, BENE OPENING OF MICLINERY.—SPRING MIL linery opening this Wednesday, dist, and Thur-day, April 1. Great opening week. Please’ call. BINN# millinery, 761 Broadway, near Eighth street. Cut this out. Boas OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE AND OF the leading houses in Paris. WARRIN & PAVRE, ‘$07 and 309 Sixth nue, 44 Rue de Clery, Par! (@] M. OLNE IMPORTER OF FRENCH MILLI- Je nery. will open the present week a choice importa- Lon of spring and summer Hat®@ trom the leading Paris houses; French Chip, English Straw and Leghorn Hats; elegant destans in } lourning Hate, 30 Kast Yourteenth HARRIS (MLLE. PRINCE SUC. cessor), No. 9 Union square, Broadway. si (rans MADE IN THE LATEST DESIGNS JUST received from Pari WAKRIN & FAVRE, om Sixth OBERT & CAZIE, importers and jobbers of French Millinery eee 23 Union square (house in Paris), beg to offer the trade a large and attractive line of black and white Chip Hats and spring Novelties at + popular prices, FOR SALE. — HANDSOM! SODA WATER FOUNTAIN FOS AL_sale—Aimost new. Inquire at 129 Perry street, LAST CHANCE—NOTHiNG LIKE IT EVER A ottved. —Printing Ofte: coer $10.00. for sate at 300, and on easy terms, Ada: Go AULA, Herald office. AX OLD ESTABLISHED WAT STORE TOR SALBE long lease and low rent; best loeation in the city aickness the cause of selling.’ Apply at 183 Myrtle ave> nue, Brooklyn, FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AT A SACRI+ fice.—Dotng a splendid business; location unsur- passed; owner having other ousiness, must sell, call ‘at once. P. GAFFNEY, 28746 Bowery. LOT OF FIRST OLASS N ICE HOUSE AND A Butcher Fixtures tor sale, at National Market, 234 ‘ighth avenue, FIRST CLASS GROCERY FIXTURES FOR SALB cheap.—Apply in the store 974 Third avenue, A HAIR STORE, DOING A GOOD OASH BUSINESS for sale cheap: low rent, Mm LIOTT, 24 East Fourteenth street (Oh ety LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE OR TO LET~ One of the oldest and most eeirabie up towns com. pletely sited up. 240 Tenth avenue, near Twenty sixth street. OR SALE, FOR SALE, FOR SALB—A PAYIN 2 rminenes a Baring eines F maaan nats Aer anit; good for A sinart young man; from Lo. $20.0 casts oF no eas” OWS pA DROW 1,014 third avenue. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR Store on Third avenue (Yorkville); terms reason~ able, Apply to 0. R. TOWNSEND & CO., 168 West streets OR SALE—FFED STORE, DOING A GOOD BUSI~ Ness, and Stabie in the rear with nine stalls. Ine Madison avenue and 125th street. OR BALE—A MEDIUM SIZE OFFICE SAFE, AT A » Api A. J, THOMAS, 661 Broadway. POR SALE A FIRST OLASB WINE AND NILLIARD loon ree years’ Lease . without Stosk, Inquire at 100 cighth avenwee’® ie OF Fe SALE—A FIRST OLASS RESTAURANT, DOING a good business; will exchange for Property near New York, esa A.C. i$ Herald office, WOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, TO CLOSE AN ES. tate. a Hotel in a thriving village near this city. Apply at No, 608 Sixth avenue. Tikges Peete tee ere DOING A anne #3 business, well situate L, J., box 185 He raid office, iain av GOR SALE—TWO HANDSOME MARBLE COUNTERS, suitable for a confectionery store ; also elegantGas Fixtures and Tea Cannisters, with looking glass fronts, Apply t PARKIN & COATES, 1,282 Broadway, 1s SALE—THE FIXTURES OF A FIRST CLASs bs cirocery (for, sale cheap), including three wwalnus. Sounte les, &c. Can'be seen, ena. 3 and 3 P. M, 337 Grand street, Brook); D IORSALE—THE FURNITURE AND LEASE OF A first class private boarding house, at a great bar- Inquire at 214 West twenty-firch street, SEt OF BABY'S for three days, Mrs. D. 8. box inch office. bet gain. (OR SALE—A COMPLETE Clothes. Address 131 Heraid Uptown Bi JOR SALE—THE LEASE OF TWO STORY BRICK: Building in Piltieth street, between Broxdway and Kighth avenue, 25x'0 lot 100'fect; lease five years to run, YATES, 838 5ixth avenue, corner Iiftieth street. OR S ANUFAC LE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFACTUR- ing Concern, in this city, doing a flourishing cash business: the property covslsts of a large factory with valuable machinery, two Tenement Houses and a value bie Lease, together with Stock and Good Will of tbe buelnegs. /Jhfs is an unusual opportunity for a person wi ital to purchase a pleasant and profitable busi« ness, Address LAURENS, Herald office. OK SALE—LARGE DOUBLE BOARDING HOUSF, Furniture and Lease, filled with good Baying per: manent boarders; location central; cheap for cash; satisfuctory reason for selling. Address A. R., box 21¢ Herald office. res. SALE—ONE OF THE FINE 3T CiGAR STORES leading thoroughfare; doing a goo business. For particulars inquire at 439 ludson street. F° SALE CHLAP—FiIXTURES OF A TEA ‘ORK, Counters, Tea Bins, Scales. Ice Box for butter. In- quire on premises, corner of Fith avenge and Twentieth street, South Brooxly F ARGE SIZE SILK SAFE, IN GOOD CONDITION, Addreas, stating price ana particulars, SAFE, Heraid office. STER AND CHOP HOUSE—PRICE $150, NEAR Broadway, No. 3 Amity street, PARE CHANGE 20 THOSE WISHING TO GO INTO the hotel business —A Hotel, in a central location, near all the steamboat landings, on the west side of the city, at @ great sacrifice for cash. SIMERS’ Business Agency, No. 7 Murray sireet. STOCK, FIXTURES, GOOD WILL AND LEASE OF + first ciags Stationery, Book and Music store, splendid location, tor sale at a great sacrifice; no reasonable cas! offer reiused if sold atouce. Apply to LAMBERT KANE, 431 Grand street. QTOCK AND FIXTUR'S OF A TOY. CANDY AND Crockery Store for sale cheap; good reason for sell ing. Apply at Fourth avenue, next door to corner 127th street, Harlem, JO $3 YHBEGER & WiLso LU family; one Willcox & Gibb: } upward; all attachments; to close @ business, dougal street. G5 NEO) EST CONFEC. $201 WILL BUY ONE OF THE B' ONG SINGER one Howe, $2) und ub Mace tionery ablishments in Harlem; @ fine ance for a man and wife to commence business. Ad- DE PERC VAL, 17 SIXTEENTIC STREET, near Broaaway.—Ladies’ and childmn's French adies’ misses and children’s costumes made to or ouderies aud stamping. F s Un q ¢ dret Herald Uptown B. ch office. $30: WILL BUY A LUCRATIVE AND GENTEEL De Business (that will bear inspection): good Profits and good stock on hand. Address box 19 iferald Uptown Braneh office. ARAND OPENING OF PARIS MILLINERY.—MME, De Brun will exbibit her elegant stock of imported French Bonnets, Round Mats and. Milligery goods on Monday and suesday, March 29 and 30, at #65 Sixth ave- ‘coud door above ‘I wenty-eighth stree b IMPORTED BRIDAG WREaTHS, spring Fiowers and Novelties, at. DUMON?S, 59 inth st., between Broadway and Universlty plac EVANS (LATE OF 62 UNIVERSITY to thelr now rooms 925 Broad second streets, Spring Opening.—We will exhibit on Tues stylish selection Paris Bonnets and English Kouna ts, together with pice assortment of our own manufacture; also fhe Dreesmaking di K way, New York. day and Wednesday, March 30 and 31 etween Twenty NEW.—MME. D°OGERON, dressmaker, forewoman at Worth’s not jong since, will make Jailes’ Walking Suits, carriage and evening Dresses, originating new styles; also will cat, baste ladies’ and children’s dresses. First class Gressmaner, also apprentice wanted, Call at 106 Kast Fitueenth street, third coor from Unaon square. AVIES MAY SEND THEIR OLD FADED SILK dresres to be dyed and printed so as to look like new, to H. BONGRAND, 1,235 Broadway. Satisfaction guaranteed, ADIES' TAILOR DUCASSE, i Old metal in Paris, new muslin patiern trom Paris; paper patterns 25 cents each; ADIES’ OWN MATERIAL MADE UP, AND EVEN the most ordinary dress receives the best of care. ARKIN & FAVRE, 307 and 309 Sixth avenue; 4¢ Kue de Clery, Pans, XN TLLINERY, cutting and ftting. 000. PPPP_EEEENN NII NN N GGG OF ERE RN NUNN NGG o 0 PE NN ON IDNN aq @ o 0 PE NN NUNN NG QO OpPpPpP ERE NNNWUNNNG o 0 E NNNUN NN G GG o 9° E NONNUN NNG G Oo. 0 E N NN UN NANG oG 000 EEEEN NN iI N NN GGG BLOOMINGDALE BROTHERS, 938 third avenus, . announce their Spring opening of Millinery and Millin. ery Goods, to take piace next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Mare 31 wnd April : ARS. D. HENNESSEY, 15 EAS! FOURTEENTH street, importer of neh Bonnets auc English Rouna Bonnets; the trade supplied. — a ME. HARTLEY, HAVING JUST RETURNED 4 case ot trom Europe, Will open Tuesday, March 30, ase o. Broadway avd 177 Firth avenue. ch Bonnets and tnglish Round Hats, LLES. LYUN( & MOUNTJOY, 27 UNTON BQUA eg toannounce to their fashionable customers thi addition to their stock exhibited last week, they h ved Wu cl“yant assortinent of Parisian Bonnet they call the attention of the fashionable pu M ME. 8. P. bet! baying secured the services of Paris, who has had great experien ter in some of the leading house ofter unusual iacilities in her dr also millinery In all its ches, MIBLINERY. MME. | PION, | 64 WEOT | THIRTY. dt rth street, between broadway and Fifth avenue, Will open her importation or Paris Millinery, for the ie. Rroadway, me. Mani, late from as designer and fit- in Europe, can making dep spring and summer, on Tuesday and Wednesday, 3th and dist of March. ' VAME.M. DOWNEY, 290ig BIXTID AVENUE, WILL AVL open the ensuing week with a choice sciection of elegant Bonnets trom the leading Vacisin houses; also all ibe latest novelties in Engilsh Round OURNING ORDERS EXECUTED AT A SHORT notice with care and promptness, WARRIN & FAV (late with Lord & fay 0, 44 Kine de Clery, Paris. ) M7 and 309 Sixth ave. LLE: AND MARTINEAL way, between Seventeenth and Bighteenth streets, Will open March 2), thelr latest spring Im: nd childre Bovncis, Round etations of & MNES, GAR LARD a Lad > MAN- teatx: superior fits, moderate prices, 4 Rue § Sep. tembre, over Lherbette, Kane Co.; entrance 4 Rue Louwle Grand, Paris Ms; M, GAVIN, 299 SIXTH AVENUE.—SPRING opening, French pattern Bonnets and ound Hats, tomeiher with a large supply of Mourning of the Jatest styles, Mike, LEOSTE Juvin, 145 SC SIXTEENTH AML street, receives orders from 12 to 6 P. M. Meu DE VINCEY, ARTISTE DU MODES PART. : Nes, BEGs’ TO REFER WER CLIENTS 1 THE COSTUMB’ WORN AT THE FIFTH AVENUS THEATRE, IN THE TABLEAUX DE SOUIETE OF LA n BONANZA, Wi CARDS Y TO Vi TAINED EVERY ING AND ON AY MORNINGS, WAtnin, & FAVRE SATUP- (LATE WITH LORD & TAY lor), Robes, Mages, Manteaux et Lingerie: spe- clalite ve Nouveautes Parisiennes, 30/ and Joy sixth ave- nue, 44 Rue de Clery, Yaris WEST ELEVENTH STREET, ER Mis HOG KU WARDS. tormerly of Br M fashionable dressmaker. Walking suite, $8; cutting and , $2; theatrical and ball pecial Att 79 SIXTH AVENUR.<MME. R, KENDALL, LATE OF with Mme, Camille de Lacy, of Broadway, ix considered to have the handsomest Bonnets imported thit season: also @ choice selection ot middie-angd douics Denuets aud buevsh Kovnd Male $600. —AN OLD ESTABLISHED CROCKERY, q . Store; reason for seliing, owner has other: business. Inquire in MAY’s crockery store, 57 Eight avenue. $700 —YOR SALE, STC , FIXTURES AND 1. trade of a first clasx Butter, Cheese, Ege and Fancy Grocery Store, centrally located on one of, the leading avenues of the city and doing a good cash business; present owner wishes to give up on account of Jeaving the city. Address A. B., box M6 Herald Uptown Brauch office. aN WILL PURCHASE THE FURNITUR: $800 Bar Fixtures and Business of a first-class Restaurant and Hotel, situated in the busiest part of the town; uow doing a good business; rent moderate, Ads dress Box 225 Post office, Norwalk, Conn. le pont 1 500 WILL BUY ONE OF THE BEST PAYING 3) Jobbing Businesses in this city; will bear in= Vextigation. “Cail at No, 2 Broadway, rooin M4, from 1d to ) TO 009 WILL A GOOD $3,500 aathehater Hakne i eta 4099 uo competition: 100 per cent profit: a good chance tor one or {wo business nen. Foi particulars address B. A, Post office, Newark, N. J. —A FIRST CLASS CHOP HOUSE, 20 $4..000.-homs "a tew doors off Broadway. tone nd favorably established ; im arty wring ce. waa trally located and long elegant running condition: to the rift reagonable. Address REIIKING, Herald o! 50.000 SOPusens, Books. Ofh PAINTINGS OU, and Antiques for sale.—Furniture, © pots, Books and Libraries bought for cash at No. 4 Unig versity place, near Washington square, For Other Advertisements Under This Heading See Directory. 2 MACHINERY, a 88 MORNING OR EVENING NEWS- ‘with ali modern improvements; Hoe, bed SUx5t; half price: good terms, LAFFAN & G0,, 60 Ann street. LOT OF SPKED LATHES, $45—SIX INCH aera four and five feet sheers, worth $90: also. Scrol ‘aw cheap. COOK. Model Maker, corner White ane depot. -FOR SALE—AN 8) HORSE ENGINE AND A100 «horse Boiler; also Engines, Boilers, Steam Pumps, Hoisting, &c.; Buildings to rent suitable for all manutac} turing purposes, with or without Steam Power. FG\RSIOY, Nos. 4 to 10 Bridge street. Brooklyn. HALF PRICK TILL MAY.—ENGINES, BOILERS, &c., in great variety: the same rented or ex- changed, sat: tion guaranteed. E. ROBERTS, Uy Liberty street, near Greenwich. BARGAINS BYFORK REMOVAL—UPRIGHT AND AT Retivontal Engines and. Boilers, Steam Pumps, Gouble Hoister, *-norse Baxter, Mott Kettles, Tanks, Wood working Nach ry, de. & ROARK, Water and Dove! WILSON Water an reets, PHoweRwakers TOOLS FOK S\LE—SHEARS. Punches, Rollers, &¢. Corner Front and Peart streets, Brooklyn ii URS Ae -=-TWO-FLU OILER FOR SALE, 2% FEET LONG by about 4 feet diumeter ; 0 horse power ; Rood cone dition; must be taken away at once. JOHN J. GORMAN, 418 West Cwenty-seventh street Fo, SALE—THE MACHINERY AND ALL TOOLS and Fixtures of a Steam Confectionery. Apply at 56 Vesey street. ais VOR SALB—ALL THE TOOLS, CONSISTIA Lathes, Planers, Drills, Shaping and Milling Ma- chines, &¢,, of the late American Diamond Drill Cons pany, 6% West Twenty-second street. Apply at the Lele dinater Iron Works, foot ot West Thirteenth street, AOR SALE—40-HORSE ENGINE; CYLINDER, 1314x390 Inches; good upright oF Jocamott a Holler. Apply at DUNS rs macnine shop, Forty-first st Eleventh avenue, oF at SALTS, 74 West Mufty-ntth st. SOR SALE CHEAP—TWO FINE 20-HORSE HOR zontal Engines ; sizes 1x20. To be seen at the Globe Iron Works, West thirty-thirs reet, near Eleventh ave JOR SALH CHEAP FOR CASH OR WILL | Chatige for good Box Lumber—One six-roll N Selenck Planing Machine, plunes two sides, and ton: and grooves: Address J, G. CARY, 47 Ann st, New Yor SOR SALE, VERY CHEAP—3000 F a inches, at 264 West street, F Fie, tora Vinen to 81 68 ent strset SALE—NOW Jp0PER CALOKIG. ENGINE FoR J running at % Cliff street TANTED—A GOOD HAND PRESS, ABOUT WX28, We Ainuctbe sold low; state size and’ price. addresd G . Heraid office. {UVANTED—IWO LARGE SIZED “BoGARDUS® W Mills. Apply to VISSCILER & HALL, 96 Wall st. ‘ANTED—ONE SOREW-CUTTING ENGINE, LATUR W/ Abput so-inch swing, 10 to It feet between eontres: one Planer, 30 to 32 inches high, capable of planing atleast 6 fect in length. Only parties having good machinery, cheap for c address H., 14 Moore street, city. waste Y WHEE eter, narrow rim, a OF 4, ABOUT FERT DIAM- Address F. B, OMIDISTEIC, ANIED—A BECOND HAND OTIS BELT ELEVA- ior and medium sized Steam Pump; also five toot Fly Wheel. Address, with particulars and price, CASH, Herald oftice, ANTED--A SECOND HAND BAXTER ENGINE, IN good order, from two to three horse power, Ade dress, stating terms and price, T. C., Herald oMce, S100) CASH Witt, BUY A GUARD WHRRL MA. q JV chine but lite used. at 8, D. Chat la 74) Ain avenue, st