The New York Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1876, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 14,461 DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, SEMENTS—13tH Pace—3d, a ‘Sth and 6th cola, AeTROLOUY 0 Pace—sth col. it, 2d and 3d cols. BROOKENY BOAR -AGe—3A on OOKLYN, REAL ‘erat POR SAGE—14ru Pace lérn Pagr—2d col. posites Ge “GPYOREUNITIES— tit Pace, a wea NOTICES—Orn Pacn—oth and Oth cole orry L ESTATE YOR SALE—l4r Pace—ist ool, Nine Se oun AND Satu EN—ap Pacr—3d col. iG—3D PaGe—dth BoACHAIEN AND TARDENERS—a0 Pacs—3d and cols. COASTWINE STEAMSHIPS—3p Pace—6th col. COPARTNERSHIPS—litn Paar. COUNTRY BOARD—2p Pacx—ad and 4th cols, DANCING SOADBMIKG —~19en F PaGr—2d col. ENTISTRY—16TH Pacw—Geh DRY (cp eld eo 3d, sien, 5th and 6th cols., and DweLtine Housis to LET, ECENTSHED. AND ue po cmp i Pagx—2d, 3d and 4th cols., and ny aes col jTROPEAN STBAMSHIFS—Sp Pace—Sth and 6th cols. XCHANGE—41tn Pace—tth col. XCUKRSLIONS—3p nea col, NANCIAL—1lita “gonad ARTS—137H Padi ‘E—2p ahrand oth cols, CRNISHED mate ak s ‘APARTMENTS TO LET— 1 wey col., or 16ru Pacr—tth col. RENGH | ADVERTL .MENTS—3p VacKr—4th col, ao PWANTEDWVENALRE acemint nnd 24 cole S—3v Pag HORSES. CARRIAGES, &0,—41u Pace—ist, 2d and 3d ‘cols. HOUSES, i BOOM yiiotegng Pacr—4tth and InsTRUCTIC (ON—4t Paci HOBOKEN FS HDSON CITY AND BER- eS GEN, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—141m Pacr— cTUKE I SR ASON—13TH Pagr—2d col. AND FOUND—41 Pace—5th col. ACHINBEY ae Pacr—6th col. ARBLE MANTELS—1310 veaeeee col. M MILK AND aia eo ‘AND DRESSMAKL rr Pacu—Ist and MISC ELDAN EOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—1l2ra Pacr—6th e MUSTIUAL—8n Pace—ith eol. NEW PUBLICATIONS—9rn Pacr—6th col. 3 a eae pT Pack—6th col. ERSONAL—Ist P. 1 PROPOSALS—Litn PaGr—6th col. tary so ee > chapman WANTED—FEMALES~— PROPERTY. 01 My ae THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO 4ri Pacr—Sd, 4th and 5th cols. = ESTATE TO EXCHANGE—l4ta Pacr—Sth and 6th REA me EATATE WANTED—l4tn Pagr—6th col. RELIGIOUS NOTICES—Ist Pacr—Ist and 2d cols. ake STAURANTS 15th F PAacE—2d col. ABD ATH Pacn—Sth col. AT AUCTION—Ist Pagr—Sd and 4th cols. Rint Artoxs WANTED—FEMALES—3p_ Pacr—Ist col. BITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—3p Pacx—2d and 34 cols. SPECIAL NOTICES—41n Pacy—5th and 6th cols. SPORTING—DGGS, BIRDS, £0.—47u Pace—Ist col, STOKAGE—41n Pace—6th col. THE TRADES—3p Pacr—4th oc 10 Lo pvaites BUSINESS PURPOSES—t5m Pacr—ist ig cola and tome Page—Sd_ and 4 4th cols, TRAVE RAT GUIDE—3p Pace —6tn. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND RPA TENTS TO LET— [Sem Face—Sth ond Oth oale:, and 16rn Pacr—4th and WANTEN 1 PURCHASE—41n ba ab one WATCHES, JEWEL 0.—3p Pace—Atl WASTOHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY POR SALE. OR 70 Prarie Pace—2d and 3d cols., and 16TH Pace WHITESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET— 1471 Pacr—3d col. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.—121m Pace—6th col. % PERSONAL. _ DA.—RAIN OR SHINE, ARGYLE SHADOW “DAN- AL sante™ to-morrow night! PHILADELPHIA. UIOE D. DARLING.—WHAT A COLD N cannot wait so long without hearing from you. write. wees ‘Ape ne oan ri wishes to adopt a hoy of American eras ¥ ones of are. Address roar en = town nch office. Br CHINE. LUE EYES.—TO-DAY AT 4TH & Fourth Street Hotel, LO: IuLLIARDS—WILL SEF YOU AT OPESTNG. oF Gleason's new room, 83 Nassau, Tnaciay, Maret ORDOVA COVILL.—A LETTER TOY rect address at station D. EMERSON, Hi. HOPRINS 18 REQUESTED TO SEND Ts AD- je dress to box 9,505 Post office. IMPORTANT. Fo B.LRECEIVED. NIGHT SHIRT. ‘0 113 SAME Grorere HAS LEFT 118 AND GON street. 8. M—CALL IMMEDIATELY FOR A LETTER . at a | Uptown Branch office. A. PERKINS. Ts, MOSQUITO (PET HUSBAND) AGAIN, forthe thted and last time, to be kind enongh to send ie an honorable aceonnt of his and her feelings on tho sub- et, anil if ay favorable ns your other personals I will call. we address wax remembered on Zlet March, Please send answer to my residence. . JONN, aMES COWAN, OF LOCKSTOWN, apes a MPRE LL. ¥ Will near something to his advantage, “WHO CALLED WITil A. MARGRAUX at 136 West tad st. nlso called in Jannary alone, Yee by addresting HAVANA, Herald Uptown, Branch Me BANGS THE | SLADIES" ARSGCIATION OF Murray 11i0% will be pleased to have kindred orsani- tations to meet their executive committee in parlor A, Filth Avenue Hotel, at noon on Monday, to perfect arrange” a Toe MiConding the Wednesday tnakines venstt of Or: F.C. Bangs, at Booth’s Theatre, N ARGUERITE—YOUR DEAR LETTER WAS MOt welcome; have suffered mnch, but don’t despair: God sless you forever. PHILIP. M* DEAK, DO NOT FORGET ME, AS YOU KNOW T Mam in need M I88 M. L. F—RECEIVED NOTE TOO ate To meet you on Broadway on Friday. Write. H. ite, H. J. s D ADDRESS TO OLD BOARDER: N AY BEARD, 457 Broadway, Ne fen Q=WILL YOU PLEASE WRITE YOUR friend in K. C, once again. ALBERT JULIUS CHSAR! THOU ART MIGHTY + yet: thy spirit walks abroad, and turns your swords @ your own proper entrails. EMOVAL.—IF 8 WILL PASS RS LAST RESI- y dence on Monday or Tuesday, at 12:30, will be given. os y. a the information Gaon OFFICERS AND ALL PERSONS HAVING jo been on board any vessel destroyed by the Alubama, orida, or other Confederate cruiser, ‘are entitled to dam: * and ean seoure ARLES 8. MAY arment by “applying to Capi SPOKE OF NOT RECEIY) ED; seule sou bert made mistake! POWE Witte LADY WO WROTE TO STRAW HAT LAST ‘signed Black Eyes, say where letter will reach fier? Have looked in vain. Address BLUE “YES, Hernid omee. y ILL—COME RACK IF YOU DON'T WANT TO KiLL your | ther. She will forzive yon TL MEET YOU ANY DAY THIS WE! pia PS 1Grou s- NOTICES. LBRO'S PRAVER AND PRAISE i popular hymns and solos; Pr come, young and wld, with books and musi am. CONFERENCE Or THK srinmial I8Ts_OF New York is held at Harvard Roots, 7: at 2!5 and Al A y MEDIUM IN AMRRICA iy the juddorsesnont of Willtara. Ceaobea naa orser Members of the Royal Society, will give her marvellons light feance to-night, nt 19 West 24th 30, HURCH OF THE HOL ay, and 28th st.—1 vices at 105 Owen or TH Dorgian), on Fast avs.— JERUSALEM Sth st., between Park and Lexingt: Services at 11. M. The Kev, Chauncey Giles w iver the first of a series of discourses on the Evangelien! doctrines. Subject, “The Blood of Christ, wh how salvation ts effected by it." The end of doctrinals ts to beach men how to live, The New Church doctrines make love to the Lord and charity to te neighbor the principal point of faith, Doctrinals, then, are only varieties of opinion concerning the mysteries pt faith, which trw wait lenve to every one to hold according to his conselen say. from Christ na heart. that be fea trae Christian who and Cie OF MESSLAM, HTH ST. AD Rev, William R. Alger will preach, mor bublect, “The hectesiastical Doctrine of the 3 of the Rody Not Scriptural.” Evening, at Elesinstieal Doctrine of the’ Resurrection of Trwe. chor) and’ Hiner a Prayer and praise service Friday evenin: JHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY, OTH Av J corner #irth at. Hew. . Chapin aaitbrenen wat iT nhac ‘aneu All ave invited. ms address at cit, DN v {Wine T. Sabine, maaan The sector will pres M, ta the enildreny Te I préach in the evening, PISCOVAL CHU hs vervices at 1085 ak ond ing and ot NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1876—QUADRUPLE SHEET. RELIGIOUS NOTICES, er Tee T. BRIGHAW LECTURES 10% P. M., for societ Progressive Spiritualists’ tall, $5: Wert Sid ildren’s tyecurn, 230 P.M twenty-eighth sniveroary take place Fri inst, afternoon and evening. EW cnuRcH Lr bang oe gpl er TEMPLE ON Bi Sn i agg Park aud Lexington av Holy Spirit, and the Lord Jo only true object of worship. EY, ROBERT R. HOOTIT, D. D.. WILL SPEAK AT EY, ie'ctock Sunday evening, the'26th iust., at Associa- jon BLIGIORSTENTIPIE SOCIETY, NO. 8 UNION Relij ware, —2 20, 6. Henderson, “Survival of the Fittest 7:30, J. K. Ingals’ commemmoration of G. H. the jand reformer, beaatifully illustrated. Speeches: acquirer and others. . D., OF BROOKLYN, Doth s6., between Lexington and 3d avs. 1s, March 28, Sub- Tnesd ject, “The Force That Wins." st ANN'S CHURCH, IsTA ST., NEAR oe AY.— Free sents. Sunday services at 7 and vo: BO A. M., 4:15 and 7:30 P. M., and tor deaf mutes at 3 P.M. SPIRITUALISM. —MRS. STODDARD AND SON, MAS- ter Hongh, physical and matorislizing mediums, will demonstrate their powers; spirits will give proof of thelr presence, te oe arch 26, at Atna Hall, 451 corne: S*. IGNATIUS 5 QuUUROH, 40TH ST., BETWEEN STI sage avs. —Ser fa 104g, 11 “(choral) ; preacher r ector; Tag PLM. (eh choral Proncher the Rey. bts dares Dray ‘St. Andrew's ehurch. Serenpere cc Cordially in $6 ey ae iG WARD,” AT PLIMPTON HAL S + ne a a gw petae A Fifth Universalist cose: Preaching ai ‘a’ 11 orclock. free, All are invited. pur PEOPLE'S SEV. TCE nt Chore of the Taty Trinity, Madison ay. and 4 Sunday Rev. Stephen » will preach, The Gospel Tymen spd. apbtial songs by Mr. Sankey ere use Young men’s pra} ye meeste overy Sunday a6 ©; P.M, Other service Cue: $ mie i iia ie ing, Toki All cordial) gt ited. ed ue Goops. BBEBB_L 000. 000. MM MM ssss” BL .Q..ef ON Be 8” Si ny Op). OMe Mee yt BBL Op ONM MM & BBBBB.L 60°) 60006 6(OM MoM M 8888 Be eB Ot Ma OM ait Me ae 8 BBL 9 OO OM Mx x 8 BL) 0 OO" On MM MSS RBBBB LLLL°000° 000° ‘MMM “SSSS 398 BOWERY, BETWEEN BOND AND GREAT JONES STS. WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 29 AND 90, LATEST NOVELTIES MILLINERY GOODS, LACES, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, PANIERS, CORSETS, CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS’ OUTFITS, PARASOLS, KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C., HAMBURG EDGINGS aud INSERTIONS, in new designs, at one-half the original cost. Our new Millinery Department comprises all the leading styles of French, English and American real Chip and Straw Bonnets and Ronnd Hats. Thoxe most elegantly trimmed are copies of imported de- signs, and at about one quarter tho cost of the models. ur superb assortment of Freneh Flowers and Feathers thing previously brought out, will exhitittone ot the faowt recherche ae of Fringes, Passementerios, Mons and Marabout Trimming. Buttons and Ornaments to mateh, dl Ladies’ Underwear Department bas been greatly @nlarzed and nowly socked with an as. sortiment of evorrttiing that can be is line. Best material and tala aro need in conducting this de onounced par a ‘this bral All the new shades in Dress and Trimming Silks, tins, Vel de, de, de. 38 BOWERY, 340 BETWEEN BOND AND GREAT JONES STS, A aaes WCREERY &- C0., Broadway and 11th st., have now on exhibition of French Pattert Bonnets and Millinery Goods, and are constantly receiving Additional Novelti Parisian houses. ant assortment from the most cele! L HUMAN HAIR GooDs. L The largest assortment of HUMAN HAIR Lh Quads positively retailed at wholesale L prices. By mont modern styles of COIFFURES am omy ced first 17 L. Saw, oe Wkst warn 7" 888s. 4 x rear Macy's) and 964 BOWERY, corner th st, BSSS. L. SHAW'S newly invented STEMLESS: $ |GRECIAN BRAID ean be arranged in any Te ete vest didienlty, from $5 upward. 8888 PPATRDR i M BING mode up, St ant 20s | eet ouceor by I Hi SHAW'S new! srreases. Pens, roo! lone way, equal to hair ent from i Ht TRI TAKEN IN EXCHANGE hed H i GRAY HAIR A SPRUTALTY or the magic beantifer, imparts a briftiant A transparent complexion, warranted to be A prarmaless, $1 per. bor. AURORA to bleach bair fine golden blonde withont mieriul propa wrinkles ot Wise 14TH ST., nenr Macy's, and JL BOWERY, comer ith striven vent to all parte of the country when prepaid, tree of all charge, or C. 0. D., with privi: loge of examination, 1OAN HAT DRESSIN bings made up inte switche: Fors ‘Scents per ounces aise old and ‘nd Awitehes dyed and made up may rae to new, at BK. L. KET 8 French drossmaking nd Mispemsabi t style. rfect At avd atest style. Paris Corsets in a Bosom Pa mn Pav and Homes PStine, A. DUVAL, Importer, 878 Brondway. TAKEN AT ONGE.—A SEALSKIN WARGAIS 1 A eineane, Camel's Hale Shawl and ku, very tne Lace J, THOMAS, 061 broadway, DRY GOUDs. ORD & TAYLOR, ‘Nos, 255, 257, 250 and 261 Grand st., corner Chrystie, ‘and No, 83 Forsyth { SPRING OPENING OF MILLINERY GOODS TUESDAY AND" ‘Maret 2 EDNESDAY, il 29, when will be displayed one of the most select assortments of et shown. eit Trimmed ti ind Bonnet Department contains all that could be desired by the most fastidious, in FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS, together with a large and varied assortment of our own manufacture, at prices that eannot be surpassed. Also & full assortment of Children’s Normandy Bonnets. FEATHERS, FLOWERS, TRIMMINGS, &C. Flowers in wesorhy piqnets and bunches are y of Vattention |. in all widths Ribbons tn grosgrain, basket and frost and shades, with silk to match. Gilt Ornaments for bonnet and hat trim- The attention of Ind ment, as the firm gu: thom to be iu stock aud to be ns Leinart " GEste PoRNtsiixe Deranrurst, LORD & TAYLOR. ? {ton i Dame ce! Nos, 255, 257, 259 and 261 Grand st., corner Chrystie, ‘and No. 83 Forsyth st. with all the newest novelties GENTS’ SVRING WEAR. Among the neck dressings will be found the Mossmore. Arlington, Criterion and Kutland Scarfs, fie skin Gloves, embroidered backs, in all the spring Newoat styles in Collars and Cuff English Half Hose, Newest pi colorings, and offered at » low fisgu A SPECIALTY—TO ORDER. New York Mills Shirts. $2 50 each Wamsntta Mills Shirts, 2 50 each Uties Mills Shirts, . 3 50 each Grand, Chrystie and Forsyth sts, iwny and 20th st. Grae OPENING BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S: CLOTHING. LORD & aa i Nos, 255, 257, 259 and 261 Gra Grand st. a corner Chrystie, No. 83 Forsyth st, ~ Will open on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, March 28 and 29, ‘a full assortment of Boys’ Spring Suits, comprising every- thing In the line of fine and medium grades, «il of our own manufacture. a many novelties in Childro to ten years of age) that cannot be found elsewhere. partment on first floor. Spring Overcoais, Boys! GRAND, CHRYSTIE AND FORSYTH STS. ‘OUSEFURNISHING GOODS, rowswvati & TAYLOR, 255, 257, 259 AND D 261 GRAND ree 98 CHRYSTIE CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR SPRING STOCK OF CARPETINGS, which comprises the LATEST STYLES in PATTERNS, DESIGNS and COLORINGS, introduced THIS SEASON, ata (renter bares REDUCTION FROM FORMER PRICES. misoles, separate pants, kc. These carpets have been selected with unusual care, and really HANDSOME, DESIGNS ‘and UOLORS will found in alt tho grndes, which will be found to cousins of irons, “BODY BRUSSELS, ESTRIES, THREE-PLY AND INGRALNS, OILCLOTHS, &c., £0. Special attention is called so, our, LINOLEUMS. <i St on BT Eon oe COVERINGS 1 UE EVER CSED. = senna FURNITURE. We are prepared to offer great inducements to those abont to furnigh their dwellings during the spring. A well selected stock of PARLOR, bese nora pa AND DINING ANDAR Ga 9 me oS The demands of the KET. PARLOR | SUITS from $50. SOLID WALNUT BEDRUOM SUITS from $45. BNAMELLED BEDROOM SUITS from $20, GOODS AT PROVORTIONATELY LOW UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, LACE ana KOTTINGHAM CURTAINS. COTTAGE DRA. LAMBKE! CIN petri ‘aud put up in the otest hecyie: HOLL, AND and GILT SHADES made and OW CORNICES and MIRRORS 0 raperior style ronsinn COVERINGS and LOOSE COVERS cut made to order. TABLE mand, PIANO. COVERS, a aa and CROCHET QUILTS in all the popular ™mE "ABOVE agons ARE OFFERED AT A REDUC- ION OF 25 tad CENT. SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES and BEDDING of the best auality at prices TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT oie HAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE ADE. PARTIES ABOUT TO FURNISH, IN WHOLE OR IN PAR WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO A APER T! GRAND, CHRYSTIE AND FORSYTH as. amc ANNOUNCEMENT! JOHN TUNLEY & co., 761 Broadway, will open their new premises, MONDAY, March 27, with an entirely new and varied stock of DRY GOODS. Special bargains in DRESS GOODS. 28-inch Fern Plaid Suitings Bilk strips Saxony Poplins iat alge! per gerby oonb to im PoRtire Mobair Diagonals af'20e. per yard. French striped Worsted Tamise Suitings at 200, per yard, wort J French Cashmere Suitings, all wool, at Es per yard. Twilled all wool De Beigo at 8730. per yard. Esiored Crevonnes: all wooly new shades. at 45c. per yard. 200 pieces pare Camels’ Hair, 27-inch and 54-inch, at S740. and Toe. per yard. Special bargains in BLACK GRENADINES. Stripe Grenadines at 25¢. Matrelaese striped Grenadines at 0c. per yard. All woo! Biting iron frame Grenadines at 3 ‘doe. per yard. Biux'and wool Urenadines at 40e. per yard Tine of Mexican plald and sirined silk and woot at Bde. and $1, worth $1 50 and Special bargaine are Molwirs, Friliiantines. French and mero, Merinos, Tamise sod Bombazimes at 7 low prices. SILK DEPARTMENT. We, laid and striped Silks at G5e., worth 85e. nd colored Silks in all the best makes at prices net ‘ill astonish the popular trade, cnlos tt 4150. per yard. chints Percales at Se, per yard. Fao pieces chints Cambries at te. per yard. 600 pieces chints combination Bullings at @e. per yard, Ban pieces frwt of the loom Muslin at 9e. per yas 5A pieces Wamnsutta Muslin at Use. per yard, 2'y paras wide bleached Muslin at doe. per yard, Great bargains NOUSK FURNISHING GOODS of every de fen. Special offerings jn HOsTERY. T. & R. Morley's striped Valbriggan silk clocked Hose at ASe. and Se, per pair, never vefore sold tor less than #1 4, nin ilk emmbroidered Lise thread Howe at §U 23 orth Jal attention fs cniled toa large offering of black silk jered Casnmere and Drap dite Polonaise lobes, price $12; cost to import $0, JOUN TUS ‘LEY & co., 761 Brovdway, between Sth and Oh sts, New York, rns in fancy stripes and Suits (from two and one-half AT PRICES at ARE LOWE THAN ANE IN os DRY GuoDs. Fieoaxr NOVELTIES SILKS. EWART & CO., on Monday. March 27, i open the largest and choicest PARIS NOVELTIES AN SILK er exhibited in this city. GAZE MOSSOUL, GAZE . SERGE SURAH, L) COLORED FAILLE SILKS, ades, at $1 25, $1 54, BL 79 and $2; great- est bargains ever offered. replenish thetr stock of ND. COLORED SILKS, their best retail trade. ted and hand. OLORED SILKS, he best and cheapest ‘products of rican looms. Pialerted enys Also, # fresh line of han BLACK. A’ \FANCY STRIPED AND CHECK SILKS, west styles, from 60 cents per yard, upward. A fresh invoice of 9TH AND 10TH STS, will largely replenish their with frosh Goods, new designs. that vg well. ONLY 5 ER YA SHARRIMAC PRINTS, CHOICE, COLORS. CHEVIOT STYLES, MONLY oe oo PER YARD. YARD WIDE PRINTED CAMBRICS, approved styles, ouly 8 cents per yard; good value for 10 cents. NEW YORK MILLS,’ any AMSUTTA ND UTICA SHIRTINGS, fall yard wide, 121; conta peryurd Other standard brads At proportionately low prices. Elegantand attractive VELTL IN PARIS PRINTED FOULAKDa, TWILLED ALS. Fresh importations CRS, _CAMBRICS, aU, prices extremely attractive, And they will open one of the largest and mest desirable assortments of POPULAR DRESS ever offered in this PLAIN POPLIN ie saa PLAIDS AND STRIPES, BRON, . TANGIER, MELANGE D IONA CLOTHS, and doe. per An immense stock of ALL-WOOL DRESS” FABRICS, 4 npward, BROADWAY, 4TH_ AY. AND 10TU STS. Pe TRADE in CARPETS, eof English and domestic A. T. will continue tha FIVE FRAME BRUSSELS Frsh goods of the very best quality; handsome designs; Just from the looms, sh and domestic | Tar Also Fresh Goods, bright colors and new, New r patterns. TURKEY CARPETS AND RUGS at largely reduced prices, MOQUETTES, VELVETS, AXMINSTER: by the yard, and in one piece of v Offering an unusual opportunity to housekeepers to supply theirwanie at priceslowor than similar qualities have been sold for ir ten years. BeOADW. Aa will offer on MONDAY, March 27, EXTRAOHDINARY BARUAING “IN EWART REAL yee CAMEL’S HAIR SHAWLS, ARIS, BEKLIN AND DOMESTIC READY MADE CLOAK: BACQUES, POLONAISE, a0, PARIS AND BERLIN READY MADE DRESSES from Pingas and others, LADIES’ PARIS TRIMMED HA’ trom Virot and others. 2 sizes, HA 9TH AND 10TH STS. oe line of abe sayy YORK READY MADE. SUITS, stylishly trimmed, at $9 and §10 each; recently sold at $12 and $15, LYONS BLACK SILK SUIT! vory handsome, only 840 and $45. LYONS PLAID SILK SUITS, elegantly trimmed, only $45. FOULARD SUITS, $12 and up. CALICO SUITS, very handsome, $4. Calico Robes, $1 50. Also a large assortment of linen and batiste DRES z = in boxes, at unusually attractive prices. And thoy will largely replenish their stock of UNLAUNDERED EMBROIDERED UNDERWEAR, purchased andor very favorable circutnstances, ANDWORKED 1 cHemisne “SKIRTS, HT ROBES, &C. at lower prices than similar ‘yunlities have ever been offered in this city. BROADWAY, 4TH A ¥.,_9TH AND 10TH sts. A. 6th av. and 19th st. II NOW OPENING THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE ESTAB- NT A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS ADAPTED TO EAKLY SPRING TRADE, WE SHALL EXHIBIT ON MONDAY a fall nities st of ioe ge in ali the now shades at $1 25, $1 38, place Silks from medium to finest makes, Dress Goods in all the ner Great bargains In One Smport 500 pieces {all colors), Ise., rex: 'yles and colors. Percales and Cretoni price Jie, OPENING ON MONDAY, all the new styles in Chip and Straw Hats, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, and choicest novelties in Finest French Flowors and Millinery Goods. IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT wo aro now exhibiting many new styl Black and Colored Bie Striped and Cheek Silke Costum me's Hair, Debege and Cashmere Salts, silk srimmed, from original designs and of superior finish and work: hip, Very handsome Silk Suits, £05, 87:3, 878, $3, pa rae [Fad and Debege Suits, bh Had ‘trimmed, $28, ), Striped and Check Silk Suits. 839, $44, #50, $56. We beg to invi oination of our very fine stock of Ladies’ and ©! Underwear in Cambric, Linen and most approved ‘snakes of mustins. FINE IMPORTED AND HANDMADE CORSETS. WE ARE NOW OFFRING a magnificent assortment of fine Cashmere, Slik, Haibriggun snd Liste Thread Hloslery, in all ualities, for indies, enta and childre: Speeialtios Jashmere es, Pangea ana novolti eckties, Bows, RuMing: RIC! TAR MEARE ie corner 6th av., and 1th us A —SPRING OVENING, ‘i JOUNSON BROTHERS & CO., Union square, invite their friends and cast Ls Spring and on Wodnesay and Tharaday, Mareh 29 and 30. Oar a buyers having jnst returned from the French ngtish markets, we are prepared to offer the largest, richest and best selected stock of fine Goods ever exhibited in this city, comprising ‘= French Trimmed Bor and Round Hats, London Round Hats and Mourning bonnets, Froneh ond English Chip Hats and Bonnets. and special styles in Fancy Brads, exclusively our own. Flowers and Feather ‘Sash and Trimming Ribbons, ‘Trimming Silks, ‘rimminge, ‘ancy Goods, &e., &e. ever offered in this city, ne rent care for our fine retail trade, JOUNSON BkornEns & 60, Wand 36 Kast Lith st. (Union square) GOLD PAPER Paper, 12 cents price, Atd. DRY GOODs, THE OPENING OF THI: STORE WILL TAKE PLA‘ AND EXTENSIVE MONDAY, MARCH 27. zuwo Oo Ra az NN NEEE SSS Z% ONNN 8 ZL EIGHTH AVE) AnD NINETEENTH STREET, NINETEENTH STREET. ARY INDUCEMENTS WILL BE OFFERED in ALL DEPARTMENTS, AS WE ARE DETERMINED TO MAKE THIS one of the most ATTRACTIVE ESTABLISIIM GREAT CARE WAS BEB and desirable GOODS for this opening, SUIT AND DKESS) PARTICULAR ATTENTION in called to this department, ent of a well known Parisian modiste, and elegant new TS IN THE CITY, AND D in tho selection of new under the man: Wo will exlibit Suits, of our own imp and ens, in Clb, ARHINU TON. CAMELS! HAIR, ARM ity executed at prices that defy compet OUR SHAWL DI will be found to have unusual AND CHILDR nil varied stock, com assortment of B based upon the rece Goods of this deseription, will DEPARTMENT. ctious in ull branches. 'S UNDERWEAR. JO: DRESS GOODS Wo will open a new and desir: CASH BNE BEKE a ED wo. in ADES Pants ALte woul AR 1, SILK AND WOOL PONE ES ke.) del, all it the finest texture and spring si 1 Oar recent and extended tales will enable us from 80e., 61, $1 16 satin finish from $1 50 to tiroatinducemente im One LANES DEPARTMENT, jor assortment of Table Damaxks, Irish Tinens on examination, housekeepers ot the Oxtradedinary bargains wo offer, MEN AND DOYS’ WEAR. ortment of desirable and stylish goods at prices to correspond with the low figures i Towels, dc., will, ofthe most celebrated manufactures, splendid assortment, and at popular prices. his Uepartinene LADIES’ JONES, IMMENSE STOCK of ‘Hosiery, Gl Scarfs, Fancy Goods, Trimmings, Lace: CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS of our most iroportant depart “TAD BRUSSELS, Handkerebiefs, 8, great efforts * ens in BODY EL Extra supertine Ingrains from 40c,upward. Tap Brussels, $1 per yard, handsome 18, RUGS, ATS. VIN. SAN ND BY THE VAUD, TERRY ETON Es irs FeRAM RE COVERINGS, MATTRESSES, CoRNIC ES made arrangements with the most urera (0 thie city an LARGEST Broce K OF DOMESTICS in al city the yard or by the piece nt MANUFA E Sheetings, Shirtings, Prints, Denim, TTekinge, paper and ‘Ambrics at 198s than wholesale prices. th ortunity, to oa LARGE STOC Dow Ny SHADE w THE CHEAPEST hich wit, it be sold by ve OPENING takes place oT Ma ner, wt WALLER am McSORLEY, i i near Bowery, New York. Unparalleled bargains, 100 cases Dress Goods, Silk ling, from Inst week's ai this week at extremely low prices. 20 cases of fine Cashmeres, in all the new shades, at 31e., good value for 45. B canes of fine Linens, Calicoes, 4e,; Mas- ales, which will be offered 11 wool camel's hair Plaids at 37c., good 10 cases ot fine silk Ponge extra fine anality, at 75¢., Binck Cashmeros, black Alpacas 7 eases black Oashmeres, 1 Ib 200, per yard mor vory fine Linck Alpac acas, Australian Crape Cloth. Dinchos wide, at 40e., Hic., 75¢. ame goods as sold Goneee Si Aig Diack Australian Crapo Cloth, 14 yards me Black Silks, colored Silks and striped Silks. Wo shali exhibit 100 pieces extra qr some of the best and most favorite iley binek Silks, com. ha 25 Dleces heavy sree grain Silk at 900. and 1481, s colored Faillie, all new shades, at $1, worth 40 Pieces superior quality striped Silk at 75c., recently Magnificent assortment of indies’ Suits, Cloaks, Shawls, Paris and Bertin Fracte malts; also those of our own manu: 14, $1 Uipake nt 5,85, B11 hi L site ¢ PE Ciel th A al aM 500 Striped and plat $12 and ‘ard. 1 75, $2.20, 8390 Calicoes, Line: 10 eases Merrimack Calicoes 20 cases fine yard wid for our own trade. Te. 3 ‘Table Damask, of rich manufactare, S1c., 37¢., Se., nold elsewhere at Be, |, manufactured expressly 3 cases very fine ladies’ striped Hose at 25¢., well worth HO doxen French ki st season for $1 prices on all the it lower than Breedway pric Glovos at 75e., the same goods as ; gwaranteed to be 20 “lls WALLER & McSORLEY, west styles, selected with | M M. Kane, Spring, Date eC Antilles and Spanish America, Fetaled at We. per set Gut RED! W BERS, Sote Agent, 607 Broadwa: NEA peviality of Tales" yd Underwear: Mona . handkerchiefs, &e. Verforated paper lattorns, do ant oo Bust Lith st. chive rm accessories for stamping, DDDD L D A L D -. -£ Le D DA L D D AAA L D DA L DDDD A EEEE LULL LULL 9990 | ONE BLOCK 4 BROADWaY o BELOW Seong AND STEWART'S 9 gag STREET. 999 o—. — 000 oO “ 0 o °0 oo A 000 PARIS MILLINERY AND ~~ NOVELTIES “AT POPULAR PRICE OUR CUSTOMERS ARE RES/ECTFULLY INVITED TO I3 IMPORTATIONS ¢ OF EN RAW HATS, ~~ MILLINERY ORNAMENTS, NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY SILKS, WITH RIBBONS TO MATCH IN MAKE AND TINTS. UNEQUALLED BARGAINS BLACK-——DRESS—-SILRS, BOUGHT AT AT THE RECENT LARGE AUCTION SALES, AT 33 PER CENT LESS TIAN COST OF IMPORTATION WHICH WE WILL OFFER SAME REDUCTION, AT THE EXAMINATION WILL CONVINCE AIM MOST. SCEPTICAL, 500 PIECE! COLORED S GRAIN DRE! $1 PER VAKD (CHOICE SHADES) “RIBBON DEPARTMENT. ALL THE NEW 5! RES NOW IN STOCK, FROSTED, BASKET . D OTHER DESIGNS, GROS GRAIN ES NEW SHADES, NEW SIIAD NEW SHADES, aoe. 0%, No. 12, He. YAuD. Ve. YARD. LACE KTM AN ELEGAN 2 PARASOLS. A LARGE Li y SILK SUN U BRELLAS, AT $1.48 EACH, AND UPWARD. PEAR IVORY, Tomtoibn, sith ELL AND OTHER HAND Nos, 255, 257, 259 and 201 Gran st., comer Chrystie, ‘and No. 83 Forsyth st., WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28 and 29, A VERY HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ ANT MISSES’ SUITS, COMPRISING BLACK AND COLORED SILK SUITS, 40, formerly sold at $60. At $45, formerly sold at 365, At $75, formerly sold at $100, yw and made expressly for our spring trade. Also, eonege, Suits, trimmed with same and silk trimmed, from French poplin Suits, silk trimmed, from $15 to $50. Arlington poplin Suits, trimmed handsomely, trom $12 te 30. Piatn and plaid Suits, combination trimmings, trom $10 te iach i ake plain and trimmed in combination colors, from 89 to $25. lew calico and cambric Wrappers, in various styles Li from 75e. to $4 25, 1 lawn Wrappers, trimmed, trom rk trimmings. from $4 50 to Blak from €3 5 and Swiss Suits from $3 to $30. ap MOURNING SUITS a specialty, and made to order at six hours’ notice. i MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SULDrS. Braided cloth Suits from $$ to $13 75, Cloth Kilt Suits from $3 56 to $10. Organdie Suits from $5. Mohair and stuff Suits from = 50. te ‘enter Saal Suits ~ op Swiss Suits from Swiss Overskirts from #2: with lace insertings from $10, Marscilles Dresses from $1 35, and Suits from $4. ‘These suits and dresses are for children from one to sim toen years of age. Also large lines of Children's Wrappers from 60e. to $1 65, MOURNING SUITS for misses from $4 to $25, ‘The firm guarantees every article advertised by them te be in stock and to be as representod. Aa MORE! Broadway snd and Ith st, have now open thelr new Spring Styles of Walking, Carriage, Dinner and Evening Costumen, in all the new and fashionable fabrics of this season, to gether with an unequalled assortment of ladies’ Cashmere and Drap Ete Cloaks and Dolmans, Ge REDUCTIONS IN Carpets. ‘The largest assoriment in the city. rom $1 per yard, Tapestry Brassels. Body Brassels, from Ingrsins, from 400. per yard. Oilctoths (all widths). Lace Curtains, per pair to the finest imported (abont ball price). Curtain Net, Cottage Drapery, Cretonnes, Furniture Chintves, &e., ke. Window Shades and Cornices, SHEPPARD KNAPP, 183 and 185 Oth av. i below 17th at.) — Indios, Jemon and children, Soiled goods marked down we “Halt Price.” at BROOKS’, 1,118 Browdway, corner of 29th st. For Other Dry Goods Advertisements See Sixteenth Pages.