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DHV GOOD*.
French Pattern Eonncu.
Opening ?i* eaae* new chip liau
to a!I the new shapes
l adies', Misses' and Boys'
Lata at popular pin es.
All the new shades in
plain figured and curded Silk*.
Bat Hashes, new syle*.
In >i!k headed worsted
aud dium Trimming*.
T RIBBUNK, *
?Very tli ule hi.<1 color,
below wholesale prices.
Wlgarta Kibbon* cheap.
f TK1MMINUS ^
The largest stork of
Trimmings in New York
Opening, 10,000 very rich
Imported Tie* at sue.
f* FLOWERS. )
4 0
The largest and finest
auortment ol French Klowers
to be tound in the city.
Four Inch heavy all silk
Ribtous, ail colors, 2V.'. yard.
J 81 Lit TIE8.
Five inch Windsor Ties, 15c.
Seven inch Windsor fie*, 26c.
^FARABUL<J
Colored and while lsce Ties.
White lilk brocade Tiea, ac. to 11 75
Large assortment ol imported
bilk 1 ml relia* and Parasols.
Bargains in Yak, Empire,
Thread and Val Laces cheap.
>,200 dozen Ladiea' and Gents'
AJueu IminUercliiria, loc to We.
M,000 yards Harofcnrsr Embroideries
trorn an tlon. 3c. to $1 .W yard.
1 IIAMBI'RGS. f
I (Mir Nihwon two-button
| KiJ Glove, every pair warranted; |
| givo a new oair if they teur. 75c. !
u *""??? *? udei wear very low.
J^?ain? in linen Towel*. Bargains is Hosiery
*Jania*ks and .Napkin*.
WILLIAM kl.VZEY,
corner Ninth street.
Muslins and Piques cheap.
7?i7 and 769 Broadway,
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ccnatstlng of .Se<-klsces, Brea.tpins. Tarring*. Chate
laine*. Back t'oniha nl. kinds), Hrn-he*. Portemonnaie*.
IVture Iranu-H. 'Collet Looking (?lojet. Locke:*. sleeve
Buttons Bracelets, Ac . Ac. Ail me above articles are
asade witii the Imst ntieil and new pattern* Goods
manufactured to order and repairing done.
ML'MAN HAIR. ?
A large assortment ol luviaibies or Tup lleces. ^erv
etylwh, for toung lailie*. i'litse Invlkinlr* are made
with the leal Patent llair Lac*, and natural ?st?r*va\e
aud curl and iu*Tauilv uiake Uie lady look iieeuliftiL
Long Hatr ^witclics. all the extra colors, and real
aataral Curl*.
Large stoe? of Perfumery and T.,ilet Article*.
? SI sad ssi Br >adwar.
and 61 aud .'jV La>t imnrcull! sue 1.
H
AMBURGS
KTD pteres at Idc. par yard, worth IV.
L*? pieces at 15c. |wr yard. Worth -lie.
LJb> nieeesat 2ic. per vard. worth 26'-.
I tkf P?9C?? at 2.W t?-i varU. worth. 40.'.
1.1100 pinoatX per yant. wortn <5^.
auu pieces at Tie. p?r yard, worth $1
For the oonvenienfe ol ru>i< m'r< lines of these goo i*
srr arranged ub table iu econd .Scctiou. first floor.
Al*o
??ttln-rhnm I-ace rurtalns. $1 Hi p. r pair
Cuipuro Lace curtain*. 5 50 per patr
Soutbou. Lace tJariain*. SWperpsir
?peeial attention civ?n to ma- I ig Fnrnitnre Slip ('or
?ra Kit in irairee I aod ru tfrial u> i>el?ct froir. at all
pr.ces ironi Z5c to $1 25per tard.
W in low shade* ?ng I.amoreijuin? made to order aud
?aretully put up
Table and Piano rover* In great variety. Tabic Cor
am Iron t' H . Piano ? over* rrom to.
Linens
aud
l)oa<ekecpi!tg Dry Vuodi
^peeial Bar.'aina
J i Elea.-i '<1 Ditma>k. fiftc per vsr<t.
It El*a<:hrd I>am**k, *>r n* j|.
t-4 Barn?l. y bms<k at |1 .5
M While Napkins. O per Jozen.
K Whl'.e Kapkln? flferdozrx
Tea Doili** at |l -i |t ,"i anu t
Fruit Doillf. ?t ti |*r d.iz^n
*0 inch an xeli ai d ldO :ocb goo'
? TP? ?Jam,- - '* M Pbaetiijfs at
Ratra heavy Un*f:, .uches wide, at >ic. per
yam.
w?>o?l familr Llaen atS"c pe'trard
**',a ?ft ng fumilv Linen at ?Jc per yard.
r ick Towel* at 91 W i?er dozen.
Hock Towel* -lsm.uk border ?> per dosen.
|1 4 Kamiaer Uu its frutn $1 < a>:h
Marseille* quilt* ironi %. V) eacb.
La? * T1 die* iron. I'jr. each.
Linen Lap Kobe* fr?ui $3 75 each.
Also
French, G? rman ?terteh and Irt*h liner. Tables loth* ol
ail guahti's *ith Napkins u> niatcii at very tow price*
bMwia
at
Popular Prices,
While ^hecsnd Shawls, from $1 00
?s'oman an . I D' v shawl*, froiu I 00
?trvfied i lialle .siia*ie. iron 2M
While Grenadine HiawU. from I on
Faney Berlin sbawf*. from 1 til
BAa-'k < aslimere -hswi- inn IK1
?lac* emtir. id?red ahiwls. rom IW
Irm hi- *nnarei sii?wl*. from .. fi 'M
Camels' hair imitation; Miiawls. irota . la JU
Three <??*?* real Imlia camals' hair shawia at *ery
?orli He low usual price*
On sec^n I (loo.* head ot staircase.
IX?RI> ? TATf^>R
Broadway and Twentieth *treet
c
tout AND ft. K III h BARGAINS IN LADIKA' CN
irwear.?*? K^at Ninth street, opposite etewart'*
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*?# Boo rv vnrMr oi fourth iiritt
T?,r itrcr.1 ?:? k u"l ilu run Ifair Ooo!? ?i> IN < I f.
fK anl* h..?aa in thi# city w.irre * I ft oiurc c.?i
rctaiivd ?i whole ?,<? t>rn ?*. S.?tiai?< no-, iruaran
Wtl In ttcrr ir *<hx1- r* uroabie Al the latcit
?**!>? "i i m(Turr? in !.?? '1 in large Viirn-iy
An ?i< vant >lt ?( Invunblra, v?r* atvlialfc jnat
ttcrivca Iruni Par ? ?ntl omtaallr made to ordaj-.
P!H' r. I.I.-I ^
MI'iRI DAI* Sr* it< li?? S"c ii, I npw.ir 1
Hb' i quality Hair .?* ,tc: sui-Iu M)? D1 E0.
W ilu I??? Ii>nr ? <>*. w?lsM. ??}
O mi t.p-:nn. lot wifiit. ?
M Mhri i.ii.- ? hi ?#?shl *
BiU'.l.x lull/ 1 oi. W-.-1.1 nt 13
MHvM P a T h N T IIAH4 dWITCIIK*.
LO>Q si ? LR <;i, f!I.-. n4tur.il curly.
If >K?< I. I. 51. 2: .nel>. I! . 24 II.ch. t- so. 2#-iuc*. $4.
I i !/??;??? .he , aii 1 $ ii?r /*r4.
OR \Y I1AIH A tifl i IALTY.
hr?m h murk, m -ixih *fe.nc?.
feciwirn Tw?ntv Urn ami I wrnif-Ki .uj itrte'S, op
"a r?.
I.a li?* own Hair ina.le ov-t in latent ?t*'.?i
? ?milling". iuad? u, 2V milSr ^?r utin. <?
<r ous n?r.i t.i al. Hi' -ta'?*. ?hm i rrpai-1. *rr* rf all
?ktri'i, ur O. U with pmil?xe of riMtlMlioa.
DONT ( vKKWHAT AlTKODY HATH?I'M tlOlffl
Ui^l.a*! Hiutd atreit, oip.xltr " art ? to bay
? v ? ii't<TK?rn.'iil?.
X'ICt.LLBKT HUM'!* a !? CQBHrilKA, J?C, AND
at 82 i a-* N ,i'i ?' ? . nppoattc Mfewart't.
Mi.Ai.M
RARO.M* PARAMO. illiKT*
Mail' toorier r.l best mater il? ani wurran'M to (!?.
?tr.tiij'<!* r-n, ( i. b , to ;??y part of the i ountrr.
at ih<- i ilownt* p'irf* ?
f gbiru. Jt^r.nv.lir .nu.iiii ami fit? tmftn tu 00
f SI, ; ??. " ? IsA I'.I < ii. nihil ami *?. y tnc iim n I ! *.'!
? Rhlrts >f? \i?r?. Hi .? irillxst lin^n ij (W
0nf .-.'iri--, it* I- ma le an l to or.ior.
?aii<-y -liirUun in (ifat vtnrty
Diif tioui !vr in'.. ?i?iemania n.t on apii',! ??,, n
K CiUHliM ?k|m 1
Iflliut anJ !?ln?lfenih vre?t. New Yof*.
I'lhD TJIK r.'.AI K~*l Ki"T MNTH StRRRr. fir
r poalte \'.iari'?. JLMtc* tnder?car al ?h..?t?a:e
prlMA
8T, TATI.OH, 9M BROAI?W*T, IMPORTBR or
. Krro. Ii i.i'.rr.ala A0<1 l-a?lil??? Doplte*le? ol 'h#?a
r. ..Ir? wl'l b. i.i "a m?Mur* wairaoiifift o.a
?,.,?? ii.rif.'i ??<! cracrfttt attlnn lltailqna 'ar? i .r in
liiiKLii n a 4 T I.ii lor'?'nailieiriaflr^, gy?iaiu r?l in?*#
fci.ttin* OttV * of hf miipi r>?A ji.uruaia, 'l.? Hon Tou, '
*L? M*ti> '? ?uti Jtt\UA '? siwla.'
OH V GOOOH.
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S'/7 and 329 sixth avenue.
will open Monday, May J,
llUUKDW Stock of
Straw Goods.
rtiip rial* in nil shap. s. in 1.1*. it, white, pray, brown
anil ili? Kcru tints, from $1 25 to $4X5 each: large as
sortment ol lino Milan Hat* and Bonnets; Misses t>cbool
Hut* iu lurge variety at very low prior*.
OUR TRIMMED H IS,
lor elegance of shape and richness of trimming, can
not bo surpassed.
The great increase ol *>ur business over all oilier
houses in the millinery Ira.le attests our superiority.
FtRRR IT BBBB BBBB OOO N* V DSSS?
K HUB B B BO O ?S N S 8
KKIIB BB BO O N N N 8 H
R R II B H B BO O X N H 8
KRJt II BBBB BBBB O O N N N SSS
K K II H B B BO ON N N
KKIIB BB BO ONNNS S
R R II II B B BO ONNNS 8
R R II BBBB BBBB OOO N NN SSS
Fine Mack tiros Orain Ribbons. Nos. 12 and 16 at 25c.
All the new spring shade*. Nus. 9, 12, 16 and 22, at
equally low prices.
Sash Ribbons. 7, 8 and 9 Inches, in all shades.
Ladies' Tics.
The lamest retail assortment lr. the city.
flowers,
Feathers,
Wreaths,
Montures,
Garland (,
in end'.eas variety.
Lace Department
Large assortment of new and exquisite designs in
made-up Lace articles, Sleevelets Jackets. Ac., Ac.
It u (flings
at ail prices.
h~.$rofdertss.
Great variety of patterns at very low priccs.
KID GLOVES.
KIH GLOVES.
KIO GLOVES.
KM) GLOVES.
KID GLOVES,
Kll) GLOVKS.
KID GLOVES.
KID OLOVKS.
KID GLOVES.
KID (; LOVES.
KID GLOVES.
KID GLOVES.
KID OLOVES.
KID GLOVKS.
KID OLOVES.
KID GLOVKS.
Choice Assortment nt Kid Gloves, in all the new spring
shades; also opera colors, two, tbree and Ave buttons.
Misses',
Children's and
Infants' Dresses
in all the latest designs.
O'NEILL'S.
327 and 329 Sixth avenue, and 103 West iUth st. ^
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MMM 883 OOO K R LLL EKE
245 Grand street, near Bowery.
.Attractive and special sale of
Dress Ooods.
Immense bargains this week.
8 eases corded Poplins, new sha les, 20c.
S ease* gray Vigous Minings a>.\
in ease* plain and plaid ^ilk. Japanese at 37','c.
?leases Lynns .-Ilk Poplin* new shades at 78c.
5 ea?es silk Pongee*. steels and browns, at 50c. per rard.
Trie above are all this seasons goods and one-ball their
value a call aim examination ol the stock will con
vince the most *cepticaL
Mourning Gontls.
Tht< department Is complete with e\erv make of poods
for mourning. ttand? uie Oape Clolti, 44 inches wide.
37S.O., worth iS2)*c.
SOU pieces black Alpaca. 28c., worth 35c.
Extra quality, r? yards wide, black Cashmere, at 75c ,
worth $1 '.'5.
Ah ttie h-tt?r qualities In standard goods at equally
low price*.
Silks. Siiax
Black Silas at $1.
Extra quality pros grain. SI 25 St 50.
r.;ac* >iis. ' ?iihiiiere hnish. troin 91 78 to $2 SO
Plaiu am striped .-ilKs, 76c., nic. and S?ie.
Tr" keep none but the l>est makes In silk*. The stock
is . <rue and setecu-d with great care and the prices we
guarantee to be as low as any bouse In the trade.
Suits and ^acqnea
Great bargains in ladies' ready-made ?nlu.
ra.tnu suits at !? ?? tluin <. <?rt n|
He iiltllU! Suite at $* $PT and $11
Hu h ftn^r suits at $15. $!* and $20
* ??"*. "Um -s"* and "I1'""1 s"k Kuits from $?0 to
?'2.\ Cash mere -aenues and Jackets fsorn $7 to $?i
M AL1.LK A Mc-ORLtV, 245 t.rand street
Ar
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"MM* A A c T * ? ?
M M M M 1 A ( \VT \
M M M M AA A A ?V '
M Mil MA , f . ? ?u
If 12 II * A C CJ '
J 4 yccc T 8869
? ACTS Plral rrlxt Premium 8I10E8
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88*8 HHUUH O 0 EKE 88S8
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8 S li H '? 0 E 8 8 ...
R?<!8 H II OOO EEEEK SS88 ...
MA'"> Per^ce' fit Ever* pair waflHltd 8HOER
MAi'V - *oi ?itenuittc w itlmut the itartip 8BOE8
mm'V - ; ti ? m.inufiicturera, f-iioEtf
MA V1 J C JEN NETI t BARNARD. KMOBB
Ma? ? < Ladlea Mia*e? rnJ Childrtn'a fcllOBB
Ma< i i Skoaa -t popular pricea at laat nllOEtl
M M A <CC T T ?" 8888
MM V.M AA C C T * " h 8
MM M it AA C TT *8
M M M M AAA C YT 88M
M ?l M M A A C Y
M M M M A A ?' C T 8 -
M M M A A CCO 1 BnSS
OKA.NO CRNTRaE 7--TABLISHMEWE
PARa-o: -i AM food! at ihPI'LaB STRAW OOOD8
IV R l.LtS l-KM ?. FLOWER*
ISM itl.i.L VH "penins Oil* ?t?k IfltBMft M,l)*K^
nHADt -i afftf of 1'renrb Fancy W ir<v Fs.A III h tth
MmsIEKY <>ilt Bomfil < Din* Oixidt, RIBBON-i
EMBBOIDKB1E Ma ollca. Parian and TIER
I. x'l.n fio'v China ol H0M1R8
H A N HKRRCH IF.FS Mil .urn ? < OMlnnd'g PERTl WE.-I
H sNDhEKi liltl* in i Wfdgewqqd'a PrKllMKS
?r?TL!-> t*rt m?nuta<Urf JI.Whl.KY
Rt Kr I IN.i> The pr:< e? are aMMtahltifl.' low f'A\*
0 'I.I.AK* Oar TltlCa ot CfcaUTS. ornRA OI tHKH
coi ears or, r.A i,i.a.-?f^
<M>KM Tob?. r nil. Tin, Iron. ola?? and STATIONERY
W MITE !? iw|i~ Wo<?l?n V* .re and I9?u?eteep RooKR
WHI TR i.nulls ing and i>>ii?-furni<h:ii( B<>OKH
UKKHil UMiim immuttly enm- COMffCrinHElf
H.OlH.f [Sen ind cb< ap. FKKHKRVRH
iRtMMIMiS to ai?t tb? require meaM of Wie Pl< k; hs
NOTION* Mtinon OBOCEfUBS
WoRSTROtt Oi r Oenta l?u!ie? Hi! (InMrrn'i >ILVEB
KID ULOVE"4 h urnialiiiiK |? "Kl. including dAKIi.VAKK
I.1 EE Ol.oVr# Ea< e HliaWa -,?cki, <1 rL'hf
El -Lh ni oVKf Ki.1 Olovai, CCTLERT
S11. K QliOTU Mlltlnerv Cooda an.) rot Ion I A l.a
BK nHKI 1'nder-; thing Det.ar m? uu are < AN AKIKS
BRI KtiEfl repleiiiabo I fii every iieiall .nd < \N\RIKb
1 ('MB? wall wortay * c?reitii impcction. ElROriEi.u
R." H. MAC* k CO,
Fourteenth street and M?lh averNM.
^?OOI> CORDED BA.ND CMEMUEH, ?C.-8^ EAST
Ninth ?lreet opp. ?it? ?M?art'*.
A ?BI'RPETTE SMITH IIAH DA I V A fSRlNfl
A. DEiPl.A* of 'lie lattlt IMToRTEf) KASlU'iNS
at hD nrTi-EN ffilAAK. NO ?l? BROADWAY.
ii?ti?' in Twentieth and iwent?-flr?t aire eta. Ail tti?
J,A (? ??T RAT TERN r r:*tatn v .,n I ..r i ? I ? ?! II
MODEi.M with tvrry pattern CCI UNn ao 1 FITTIXti
b; emperii need artiala.
AT t D EETERRER. 441 SIXTH aVENOE BE
A tween Twentv n th ani Iwentr-aeventh '.'ret-'a,
Manipinir a ,it Embn iJ^rinc e?talilm'imeiit; >ar* ?tocfc
?ifimpnrtea rube < hemw Band*. Draweraand I.in*prle,
Eadict' I'nai oat ? ap? l.ndi??' Iroa?waui; ?i>e< ?ltv
Mona^rama and Int'iaM t >r hattdlttrehlefa: tai, <? and
It I lotln Rmbi .ideied o order, lace rnruin<! aim
la >"? cleanej and uj< ixle 1 equal to new
A LADY WIEE 8EI.E A FINE FU1XT LACE PAR*.
A -ol or one one thr?M tare hlae* fhawi at a ?a ri
fti e. AN) tnimedlatrl* at No. ItSI I we?%) l.lth itrect
(arcond aw>, rornrr ot TI. ir?t a.Piioe,
JJOW CHKAP THEY 8t EL LADIES' l DLRWEAB
at a. F.i>t Niiuh atreet ' ppo.nte -|#1tart ?
/ ' 4BPK IH. CARI'KTfl
V - i?re at ?tir t>? i?t??iiin? of Carpeta, Oilclothi. tt mdow
Sliaf!e\ Lambraqtitma, Mat% Mattmif. Ac., at ver/ ,ow
I ri< e?
h nifllah Vtlvas, at $1 |5 prr far.l.
Tape*try Bru?* ?, a i. per yard.
i> v, nt ti 29 i er yard.
Inrrain. at 6c. to and ;aK-. par varrt.
Ail < tin r g'Kidi at < qua I r lo?v prl ea.
v Jart'e -to< h ol Suritltnre, 10 per cent cheaper tl.an
an. other honw In the <-itv.
All good* thlppe J Iroe. I?. BKI.i.Y
wiccef-f.r to II. O i ari ,l?,
Ii'. ! Sll I lehtb avenue
t*i ? en Ihirty ntth and Thirtv-tlath ?t,'et*
T
HE REIL'f TAI.
H !.E BE PORTS
IN THE
RYENINO TKI.KOBAM
EVhRY NIOMT
AT MM' I.AFORCAM'B. f*o ? WKsT EERVKNTH
nrect *e< ond door 'roin M oadway - H . e ve I. per
?trainer Donau, tor^eou* bla-A <lren?d,ne ? oslttmea
elegantMantt ?< lanu.-e Wrapa In K'clilen'ie ; eaoqi
Uta Trtaoiinga o' a I Kind*. In ? .,pe?nn?, ntArabotit ?
hiaotida Ac alao ha great novelty in Mia I.otii ..a'te, in
all ?' ate*, imported Boimeta irom Mantel. Ilntse A
Eabotira
f'Ott SALE \ n.NR CAMEL-W H 41R ??ll A WE A NT)
'are ? tnivi ; ivfli be sold tor le? ihan one 'I t'd Hiete
vaina. Afltlrtw CLaBK^vn. k?n Ki tiaraM /Ua
DRY GOODS.
/lABI'El'A
All bow good* and new des*giia.
ln Carpcta, Oilcloths, Shades, J'aper Hangings.
Curtains and Cornice*.
Body Brussels, from f 1 90 per yard up.
English Tapestry Brussels, from $1 10 per yard tip.
English Kidderminster < arpets, from fl per yard nr.
Extra Surer Carpets, from "5c. per yard tip.
Two-ply, all vool, from 60c. per yard up.
Ingrain Carpets, from 40c. per yard np.
Ctl< uitbs, from 29c. per yard up.
Cheeked and white Mailings, from 29c. per yard up.
Taper Hangings. Sc. per piece.
AT TUB POPULAR CARPIT STOKE,
293 Eighth avenue,
between Tweiity-iourth and Twenty flitti street'.
For Other Dry bood* Advtrtlaemtnti See
Flr?l Page.
M i i l l \ l .< v AND DHESSMAKISG.
A?A.?A.?MI.I.E. DEN ME, 9<5 BROADWAY (late
? designer for Porter A Doane*. will show on Thurs
da.v. Max il Novelties, recherche unil elfci'unl, Jn?t re
ceived Iter late steamer from the leading nouses of Pari*.
Court MiiUrning from London, extremely eiegaut, just
BUhTIO MILLINERY.
MM P. SNKDDE.V,
IMPORTER,
KM Broadway and ins Fifth avenna.
LATEST PARISIAN NOVULTl.be1.
EXCLUSIVE STYLES.
ORKilNAL DESIGNS.
Specialties in Mourning.
A.
-A-MME-?. PORTER * DOANE,
949 Broadway
ntnl
179 Fifth avenne,
Importers.
are constantly receiving clcg.nut
designs in Krench Bonnets and
English Round llats.
Also recherche styles
and private designs of our own
manufacture.
A-MAISON 11 \RRIS.?MLLE. PRINCE. SVC
. cessor, No. 'J t'nion square Broadway), next door
ti> Tiffany'a, will have a special opening on Wednesday
and Thursilay. 5th and 6th Inst , at which will he exhib
ited all the latent novelties in Bonnet" aud Hound Hats,
just received from the leadlnar houses in Paris and Lon
don. In addition to the Ut-rby and Renaissance, tbe moat
stylish hut oi the season.
AT MAISON WALTON'S,
162 Broadway.
above Union square.
Importers.
Bonnets from Virot, Felix and other leading houses of
Paris.
Round llats from Brown of Bond street, Howard of
Recent street and Lincoln, Bennett A t'o., No. 1 Sacc
ville street. Piccadilly. London.
Mourning from W. C. Jay A Co., 247, 219 and 2M Re
gent street.
La Vauiere the hat of the season. _____
4 ?BUROETTE SMITH HAS DAILY A OK AN D
J\. di?FLAY of the Latest imported fa hions
at hit PATTERN BAZAAR. NO, 914 BROADWAY, be
tween Twentieth and twenty first streets. All the LAT
EST PATTERNS constantly on hand. CLOTH models
with every natttrn. <UrnNUanfl FITfJNU by expe
rienced artists.
\ -A.?MRS. MYERS,
J\. 22 East Thirteenth street.
Specialties of misses' and children's
Millinery.
Dress Caps and Mourning Millinery.
RTtsne MODES?ECONOMY IN MATKKiAi. and
originality In design. Mine. MARIE FAVKE date
? ith Lord a Taylor . SJ7 and 309 Sixth avenue up
stairs . 44 Rue de Clery, Paris.
AT BROWN'S?londON round hats, imported
for e ven years, in KMMA BROWN, sister ot W. C.
Brown New Bond street, London; has now cli gant ami
varied styles for spring. 1.261 Krourtwa\, between
Thirty-first and Thirty-second streets.
ATM J BONURAND A CO.'S. 1 2\1 BROADWAY
. V importers and manufacturers of London Kounil and
R ding llats and Habits, ma he had all tbat is most ele
gant in that *pe<TAl!r
?MME. LUMLKY, 110 WEST TWENTY- IIIRD
str-set Handsome spun/ Suits made in a . w
duvs: small guani nes ?? materia! and most original and
?Icgant styles in trlMiuint's: perfect fitting guaranteed.
A -MME. BARNES, 311 SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR
A* Nineteen li street? specialties?Mourniuz Caps
mid Bonnet., also Dress EegllsM Caps and Head
ilre- . s: children's Leghorn, chip and i reneti Bonn, t?
Infant'* y.a< e can-. Mouruiug order* promptly attended
to at ladies' ; esidi-nces
ri ARK A VcLAUGIIN HAVE JI>T BECE1VKD A
v e?ot trimmed Bonnels nod Hals and a lull line
ot untrltnmed chips, which the> will exhibit at their
nen snow rooms ?J RrtMdway. <? .rner Nineteenth ?t.
/"t M OLNEY. IMPORTER OF FRENCH MILLINERY,
V'. will open 'lie pr<-n#t <v. e < u,? latest designs in
spring amt ?ti nmer llats. Mourning lists Ac. JO hast
Fourtceih itrcet.
A'
A.
VILE ROBERT * CARIR,
IMPORTERS ANDJOBBERS OP
FRENCH MILLINERY Q6oD?,
21 UNION SQUARE
(HOU?K IN TARIS).
.v . J^S Int- rm their frirnrt?
that the) have just removed iron; .he
TniRD TO THE SECOND STORY
_ if the same bulldlKg,
and will i,ffer, from Monday,
io their new
THE LATEST SHAPES IN 'xl'Cslve sfcowroowa,
FRENCH CHIP IUTS
at the mi st reasonable prices!"'*1' EI-TIE6,
No Ooods at Re fall.
1A0IES. ATTENTION '--MBB. D OIlBRn*. LATB
j It,rewonaq at Worth *. uiake? Walking Suite. Car
riac? and Hall Ure?w? originating new ?t*lef. ?;??? euta
?nil ti*>te? lalui ?nil ihlldren'aDniki Iti Knirth ave
nue near Fourteenth street
MMK I.KUOri. PARI-IAV M<E-'*MAEBR (I,aTE
forewoman for tin drennaaker Irom tbe Court of
M Peteraburg and inflMtelaaa honaea in I'aria), ex#
rutea the inoit atrliah <'o?tuin?i ai veil <ia Hie mint
knot'.? n Iiihma Bipai ti.v Mine l.KRui'X recelvaa di
rectly the mutt exart indica'ion? on the faahiona from
:hp t'??t ii' ui'i of I'aria. tU Fourth arenb<. n^?r Tenth
? reel.
M*RS. OA1I.I.AKI) .* RORES ARU MAN
teaux.?superior rtt? moderate privet 3S Rue 4.
Raptembre over i.iietl-et.e k?m, entrance 24 Rue
Louia-ta-Ciranil. rarla.
MBE. LaMT. FROM riRH i-< WF.sr ELEVENTH
atrttL?Blact and while Mendin; an i
Cleaning "peei-il pr-H-eee to lake oat the r< d in la:ea
without ncceaaity < rwathing.
MMF,. ASTOIM ITK RRBNHEIB ERG?? I.F.AVE TO
inform her cti?fotiiera thai *he h?? re-ai .-ed v..in
Mil Hr->adwarto 27 I'nlnn ujuare where v|,e ? ill eon
tmue th? importation ..t rt?tumee. bonnet lingerie! Ae.
(t? *?><<!< "ill he reie,*e?l dnrtng tliia week, ami
d.?pn*ed of at advantareou* prl--ea A completed a?
?ortment ..f the celebrated grain corttl will alio ba
?pened on lueaday neat
\|ME BIU'CERI ?FRENCH MODISTE AMI DBE9*
j>I man r. lately arrived with a large a>M>rtment
of the fine-t French tlonern, aathei- boni#ta Ac ;
in*f< very hnn l?om<- ?ul'? mi l trun? up boMiett
at moderate prlcea; flr?t r!a-? Inference limn the eitv.
A<l<irea* S"1 Mvth aveune near I went- tliird nmt,
II ra# floor.
MMK HEITARO. ARTIKTII MnHli-rK. WOIED
reipeetlttlH Inform her cn<t ami nthera mat
?tie ha* removed to i<?i We?t fourteenth street, curner
Math avanue. opposite Bacy'a.
MM P. HF. I'P a Rfl 101 WF.sf POCI'TF.KSTII STREBT,
enrucr Kixth avenue make- a ap#cial?? >f t otting
at 'I Fitting Ore ?<- anil <>vi r< irmenta for ladle wi-ning
to mike tl.cir ow n co- nine*
II LI.F KAN'.Mi.V IIA - REMOVED IIKR I)RSM
,?l makini- -tab'iMimeti' from So. 2 R i ?i T,iirt?-erith
?treet to No in T111011 ?.,nare. louoerly < t*rili>hed utSl
Kne I'amnartln l .. in make* Walking I'onuuie* in tha
la e ?n le from *i. up? aril
Ml,, ? IIVWA II A* BKBOVKri from 2?l| east
Fifteenth atrret t ?? We?l ? .,n rt> e nth atreet "here
ulie ivlll eon-lntia to mak< the l.if< ?t ?n le? of WaIkiiiw
l i .tuner I-inner ' "rrlami Kvenini I-reI ron?
?< ma and Hourmn a- nio lerafa - liar.- ? ana fWp* t
Iniiy ai<l i i!a a eonrinwane ol p.-at lavori
Ml.f.ER I.vo.Na A ynt v r.;iiT, 27 i NUi.v >?Qt ARB,
|,r-.. r-ef? oi Milliner;, have al tite lateat novel
tie a -Hi Hoim-t* anil l r,. ten Walking
Haia Woarnins Rnnn? ? a ?t-erlnEr. f'n i.mn ri willM
? .- i oa la t'eir recepUwiooai, on tha lirn floor in
fu ur<
VIBE. UOl'OKT iK'lKBRRf.V MfK I.RKERVIU4D
,'l ha? -iimaien'e l ln?ilti'f< at IH ' a?t Tvent- Mxth
-traet m r Ma ii n I'a K Ore^iiaaklng dotte in all itt
I ai i !i % at ir.'j - rate pi i e?.
MOU '.NM'I IIRDKR- KXKi I TFfl R ITH rROWPI
new and wttti'iiit e\ l.itaBt-?lia-s.ee M,e B \KIB
i iVKl. tm j?ith i.iil * inyioi .. an-i JUS-'ixtliav
ei?ne up ?t ii ? ? 44 i;?e <le >;ieiy. t'ari-.
Mmk ?ia'-'M has hii: \m\e-i stvi.ks of
R< in-t* in hip .in<1 stra? . al*o Kntiinii Walking
1 :.?t" < a 1 ami ?ee th? n .11 K in renUi m-eet. I ??
tween Broa lwa an-i I niveralt- f.la e.
\fMK. KU'K prrot'B, I.Af>IF.S OREHKEABF.E,
,?| l ?/* to infoi-ru her :r.i .i.l? arid C?i<tomeia that ah*
haa removed tr m h( r ite rettd nre ;i- Wn|JToriietto
? -r-i' t.? Ho. WJ Wen I wentj- inlitt I'.reet, tiefr Math
avenue. k
M vtt *1 I.I KK I MVI.I> PC' t KfiR- |RS TU I* A
? lien *f now prepared to ?'inn t; tl.^ir new
rnMns .IB 'al ia between Iwe'. tfi ..ill 1 hlrUenth
?'r<-*t? .in clei;ant nwort-nrnt ..1 Hun-i-aim R?iik1
ilata. \tty lIioii e pty lea .it urn i ? mu U L?:on Uioav mat
the aamt ran f e '.nijhi elsewhere
\l [iR II t EIIWA Hl)f, r A-illuNAKI-K IiRKS*
i'l maker, haa eai<i*eil to 5# En t Niiit.-i i'.reet. Ave
?iK>r< from Broadway new at) If Spring M its irotn ft,
nine j-i ara In Rtoadw?y.
FATTKHBH.
a -Itt Rill I IE SMITH Has IIAII.V A ORARD
/\ . msf'l.AY ol tb? l.ATl:sr IBFORTED FASIIIofffl
at hii FAIT. BN BAZAAR. N'l. S?U BKOAIJWAV.
I.et ween iwentieth and Twenty fliat ft reeta. all the
I A I F r PAITEK.1H c n it.ic i? m Hand. CI.'iTH
?? HEIR a i? h everf r?--.tu. Cl TlltW fc'.l flTTIRO
t-i eape: ei,,( ! si 1 ?Itt
KAL.ES AT Al/CTIO!*.
it THE
KURTZ ART GALLERY,
SUPPLEMENTARY
ART BALE.
COLONEL CHAPMAN'S SUPPLEMENTARY BALE.
Now on exhibition (day and evening) at the Kurtz
Uullery, Twenty-third street, Dear Broadway,
COMPRISING MANY CHOICE PAINTINGS WHICH
HE WAS UNABLE TO INCLCDE IN THE RECENT
> ALE. BRILLIANT EXAMPLES BY SOME OF THE
BEST AMERICAN AND fORBION ARTISTS.
UNRESERVED BALE.
2lie whole to be told by auction to the highest bidder on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 5,
at tiic Kurtz Gallery, at 8 o'clock.
The Ueun LEaVITT, Auctioneer!.
At tlie
LEAVITT ART ROOMS,
No. #17 Broadway,
On exhibition (day and evening) until tlma of idle the
Private Hallery of Painting 4
belonging to Daniel Moan, Esq., of this city, embracing
Jerome Ihompson'g celebrated painting*, Mount Mans
field. Belated Party Top of Mount Mansfield, Candaela
Lake. A Misty Morning and The Old Oaken Bucket, the
origium painted In 1850 and never chromoed. Also a
large number of Paintings from private collection*.
A superb Thomas Colo
and vary many others, comprising cholca examples by
__ American and foreign artist*.
The win il? to be aold on Till'USD AT and FRIDAY even
lngs, May 6 and 7, without reserve or limit
The Messrs LHAVITT, Auctioneers.
j^DRIAN H. Ml'LLER, AUCTIONEER.
Peremptory aale,
103 Lots,
comprising the
two Blocks of Land,
bounded by
Second avenue,
the East Rivar,
lOOtb and 101st a tree u,
with
water trout.
ADRIAN H.~MULLER k 80*
will soil at auction, on
THURSDAY, May ?. 1R75,
at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill Broad
way,
by order of Thomas J. MuCahill and Robert Ludlow
bowler, Attorney*,
tlie 1"3 City Lota,
bounded by
Second avenue and the East River,
lUMli and lulst streets,
comprising
two Bioeks of Land,
^ with
water Iront
The sale will be absolute and in lota to lult purchasers.
Sixty per cent may remain on mortgage.
For maps and full particulars apply to
ADRIAN H. Mt! 1.1.KR a Son. No. 7 Pine street
THOMAS J. McCAHILL, No. 9 Pine street.
THOMAS P. FOWLER oullivan. Kobbe A Fowler),
No. 9 Wall street (Drexul Building).
A DRIAN II. MCLLKR, AUCTIONEER.
A TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
RIVER* 11>K AND ELEVENTH AVENIES, NINETY
NINTH AND 102D SIREET9. AND WATER
LOTS ON TWELFTH AVENUE.
ADRIAN 11. Ml'LLER A SON will sell at auction, on
TUESDAY. MAY * at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange sales
room. No. ill Broadway, bv order of the undersigned
trustees, tinder the will of William P. I'uriiUs, deceased.
Twenty-eight very valuable Lots, situated on Riverside
ami Eleventh avenues Ninety-ninth aud li)2d streets;
also Ave water lots on Twellth avenue, between Ninety
ninth and lU2d streets.
Title perfect Kale absolute and without reserve; 7d
Per I'cnt may at the option ol the purchaser, remain on
bond ati.l mortgage
Maps and particulars at the office of the auctioneer,
No. 7 Pine street
8 R 0 FL'RMSP \
MARGARET E. ZIMMERMAN, [Trustee*.
_JACOB D VLRMlLYK, _ 5
YDRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
VALUABLE LOTS ON AVENUE A, 122D AND
ran stkebth.
ADRIAN II. MULLER A sov will sell nt anction, on
Till RSDAY. MAY < at U o'clock, at the Exchange
Salesroom. No. Ill Broadway: ?AVENUE A, 1 lot,
northwest corner ot 123d street; also 3 Lota, west side,
2S. 10south ol 123J street. 12.'I> STREET, 1 Lot with two
slot v brh'k house therein, north side, 100 feet west ot
a* en lie A.
Maps at office of auctioneers. No. 7 Pine street.
-JF.Itl-:. JilIIXSOV, JR., AUCTIONEER.
l ? Furniture, Merchandise and Fine Arts salesroom
S7 Nassau street.
Real F.?tate Department. 21 Park row, New York.
oN MONDAY. MAYS. AT THE PRIVATE RHSIDRN<"E
29 Irving place, between Sutcentii and Seventeenth ata.,
a' 10.KJ o'clock,
ELEGANT BOI 8EUOLD FURNITURE,
fine Pier Mirrors. Mantel Mirrors, body Brussels Carpets,
lace Htid other Window ('urtalns. black walnut dining
room and bedroom i urnlture, all the curled hair Mat
tresses, feather Beds, Glaaav are, Chinaware, Chande
lier*. Refrigerator, together with the JUtcheu Utensil*,
with which the sale will commence.
ON MONDAY. MAY J. AT 61 BROADWAY,
ROOMS UY THE GOLD AND STOCK l ELEGBAP1I
COMPANY, AT 10!* O'CLOCK,
<ir. c-rsf .jr.en ? ? "I removal to the new office, the West
ern I'nion Building),
the entire Fitting* ot a
Tcle^rrsph Machine Shoo,
? omprlsisg. in psrt,
ONE j llORSK I PKIGUf STEAM ENGINE.
C.i.c Mutiwor lA'h.'
One Milling Machine.
One large >cre? Press.
One large portable t-nrge: also.
All the fools lor the above, and in flr-t class order.
A)*o condemne i ivicareph Instruments, Battery Jars,
Brass. Copper. Carpets, i^toves, Ac. By order ol the
Superintendent. .
On TUESDAY nt S7 Nassau ???treet.
LA ROE SALK Of HOI'S K HOLD FUBNITVRR,
removed to the store irom ieveral private lamille-. for
convenience of aale.
On WF.DNESOAT. Mav 8. at 10X o'clock,
?t the private resilience
Ml 1(1 PROSPECT fl Ai'B,
SOVT1I OF FORTY-FIRSr KTHI KT. B.-.IWKEN FIRST
AND 8ECURD AVENL'fcS,
Hand semi" Household Furniture line Parlor .?uit?. Mack
walnut I'arlor ana Bedroom Furniture, flue body Brus
sels Carpet*, liookcafsi. This \\ill be it very desirable
sale an thr itirniiuic i* in very good order, having been
but little used.
Also a One Library ot Meilieal and other Miscellaneous
Rook*. .IKKt. JOIIJ.&ON Jr., Auctioneer.
"* T THF
J\ Kl'RTZ ART GALLERY.
SUPPLEMENTARY
ART RK LF
HENRY L CHAPMAN, Jr.'a, Supplementary kale.
Now oo eihiliitinn dav and evening at the Kurtz Gallery,
Twenty third street, near Wior.dway,
comprising many very chol-e Picture* which he wai
iHiaM" to include in the recent sale. Iheae will be
toiin j to comprise inu 11 v very choice eximples. esnecl
allv of American artists Kroin Church's brush there is
one of the heat sunsets he has ever j> tinted. A small,
lieaiitliul and brilliant landscape of the grand ,s< enerv
fifth-Went by Bierstadt. "Children at Praver," by J.
H-ai:lain Irving. is one of his mo?( successlui work*. A
verv tine ruiiwl, lit M. F. H. He Haas. stiowg ail the
v ;aor, strength and flnc color for which he Is so much
adnvred. s. J. Guy Winslow Homer, 8. R. Clifford,
W hitued-'e and shatiuck are well represented, and
there are some extremely good specimens of the French,
Munich and uusneidort school* An interior, by navid
Col,, with two old people watching two roung lovers, is
certain to please lrum the care and finish or the paint
sing. the well contrasted expressions and the pleasant
sentiment thai pervades the whole picture
Ibe sale, entirely unreserved, will take place at the
Kuru Gallery on Wednesday evening, May 8, at I
o'clock,
The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneer*.
At th?
LEAVITT ART ROOMS.
AT Broadway.
Exhibition
Monday and until tunc- of sale, the
PRIVATE OALLKRY OF PAINTINM
Iwlotigini.' to Haniel Sloan, Esq., of this citv. embracing
Jerome lhnmp-.on's celehrat 'd Fainting*. ? Mount Mans
field." He i a ted Party top oi Mount Mansfleld, 'f.'andacia
I^ake," ' A Mistv Morning" and "The Did Oaken Bucket,"
t>aint?d In lwio and never cliromocd: alio a large num
ber ?i ualmium froin private collections.
A HI' PERM TIIOMAH COI.R
and very msnv others, comprising choice examples by
some ol the best American and orelgn artists Also some
tlnrtv Crayon, Pencil Drawing! and Oil Paintings, by
the iate .1. A. Hows, A. N A.
I he whole to tie Mold Thursday and Friday, May 6 and
7, without reserve.
The Meisrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneer*.
T J. IMirifci A MIN. AUCTIONED. KS-?7n
il ? Wednesday. May .\ at 12 M.. at the Exchange
Salesroom, one hot on Eightieth ?tre?t. 2S1.# feet w.-st ol
East Md" Boulevard s size 2ft by half block. Map* at ofllce
of auctioneers. St Pine street.
AUCTION HA LB?BY
\ MA J l.T^'B, II Fhte Urtti
The Pews and Iron Balling ot the oil North Dutch
church, corner of Fulton ,ind William street*, will be
s >ld .it suction on the premiae* ou ihursduy, 6th inat, at
Lo'clock P. M. _____
A-V. K. STKVKNSON. JR., AUCTIONEER, OF*.
? flees 11 line *treet and SI Ea t Seventeenth ,-treet,
will sell,br ord'r ot Mr*. Funic* Wataon, executrix of
Robert wataon deceased, by public auction, at the Ex
change salesrooms. Ill Broadway, Tue*day, May 4. at 12
o'clock noon, two valuable house*, No. 89'lhompson
Itreet. high stoop Dwelling. 2S*?'>, lot IK) feet, and rear
house wltii prime entrance from street, about JbxM feet.
Maps at either office
A R r A r THMATBKtVS' oai.lrkt.-m1i dakiel
J\ A. MATHEWS bcg? to announce hi* next *itlc of
PAl>TlNds bv ami bican and foreign artists,
comprising aboat l.M eiamplcs. American art 1* repre
tented by entirely new picture* direct front the eaa. l* ol
Win Hart, Ed ward Moran.R. L. onnug, fico. Inncs*.
T. t , Ilium, Johif Pope, J B. Bristol, C. H. Chapln. A. T.
Brlfher. L M. Wiles, W Ho! burton, D. M. Carter, 11.
Fr uei het, Arthur I'artoB. T. O. Katon (deceased). A. Per
kins. T. ?. K'listi 'deceased) and iranv others. Foreign
art choice works by Nar>i*se Din/, Damscroeder.
I rsinta li. II I. Rolfe. T ?. Ilarrln^. George Armlleld
(t|er?4*ri|>. Boddintftfin. Wn iof. Van severdonck, Vande
IVj ngsart. liysclliii-kx. I/1 Bret, Wytenboganrt. Ac , Ac.
The entire collection so be st>!d Al' AUCTION Tt Ks
DAV AND WRD.%fc.-DAY. MAY ? AND e. nt 12 o'clock
ea/h dav, AT TIIP. MATIIKWV ART (JA1.LP.RY, 17 AND
it l.i Hr.KI Y hi REfeT. Now on exhibition.
DANIEL A. matiIkWS, Anctloneor.
~l C'CTfof^BAlJl ?ON WRDNRSDAY.~M.AY #. OF
the hamliomi1 Fnrnltur*. Mirrors, Carpet*. Ac .con
tained In elegant four story private rtatdence on M*di
?on avenne, near Thirtieth street* Kor particular* ten
Tuesday's lierald. MIMONSON A ECCL&8 I ON, M Welt
Thirty flrtt street
Attentioni iioosereepeba?rosiTifB aio
tlon sale, Monday morning, commencing at 10
o'clock, at Ave story brown stone mansion, No 17 west Ifi li
sf between ith snd flth *v? , handeoma Household Kurnl
tnre, Ktelnwsy Piano, I'nintlng*. Hronzea, Carpet* Bed
ding. Ac... Ac . every nece*sitr> household article ROB
F.B f c f.'AHUIN, Audi ntir. lull pititHUlais MuiiJiy *
Uei
8ALER AT ArCTIOIf.
BY W. B. MITCHELL. AUCTIONEER,
Manufacturers' tale
Of an elegant anil extensive (took of
_ silver Plated Ware at auction.
The Tsunton Silver Plata Company will nell at taction
"fly. during the present week, commencing at 10
o clock A. M , at their salesroom. No. i Maiden lane,
[heir eleeant and extensive Stock of fine Electro Plated
Ware, Porks and Spoons anil choice Table Cutlery; all
Warranted full mate aud of the finest quality and finish.
J. II. SWAIN. Treasurer.
BY PETER BOWK, AUCTIONEER.
Will sail on MONDAY, May 3,
A. _ at 11 o'clock,
toe Furniture, fixtures, Ac.,
_ contained In the
Old ettablished Bar and Billiard Saloon,
knowu as the Bank Coffee House,
No. 398 Uraud street.
Four Bevel Billiard Tables,
Collender, maker;
A large and choice collection of
rare Oil r'alntings,
by old masters;
mahogany Bar Counter and back Bar;
mahogany Tables, ('hair*.
Her Mirrors, Chandeliers, Oilcloth, Stoves, Ac., Ac.
BY BAMUEL KRBIZER, AUCTIONEER?OFFICE
No. 8 Cooper Institute?will tell Tuesday, Mav 11. at
12 o'clock, noon, at tha Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill
Broadway, the five story and basement double Tenement
House, No. 1(30 Attorney street; size 26xMxl00 feet Maps
at auctioneer's office.
BY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONRBR, WILL
sell on Tuesday, In loft to suit purchasers, extra ele
gant Fixtures, i flue Phalon Billiard Tablet, No. 1 cost
|700; superior stock Liquors of $700; other floe Goods,
Ac., contained In that first class establishment 139
Eighth street, near Broadway. Catalogues early day of
sale.
?gjDWARD BCHKNCK, AUCTIONEER,
Assignee's tale of
elegant Cabiaet Furniture,
By EDWARD*"SCHENCE.
0* TUESDAY,
at 11 o'clock,
an elegant assortment of
the flneit Furniture of the most modern and unique
styles of parlor, chamber, dining and hall, la elegant
carved walnut, rosewood, covered in damask and recti
superb Centre and Card Tablet, and every variety of
style ot Furniture.
The above it now on exhibition and will repay ttaote
In want of furniture. To bo sold at auction at No. 60
Lloerty street
FCOLTON, AUCTIONEER.-ELBOANT HOU8E
? hold Furniture, Plano? real Bronzes. French plate
Mirrors, moquet and velvet Carpets, Oil Paintings, ele
gant China. Ac., Ac.?on Monday, Mav 3, at the private
residence No. 107 East Fifty-ninth street, near Fourth
avenue, at 11 o'clock, the entire rich Furniture of this
private residence, which must be removed the same
day and early Tuesday morning. There Is in this sale
many articles of real worth, rich Parlor Bulls, elegant
Library aud Centre Tables, Extension Tables, very sa
perlor rosewood Pianoforte. French plate Pier Mirrors,
moquet and velvet Carpets, Secretary, Bookcases.
Wardrobes, lacc and other Curtains, rosewood, carved
Etagere; I ambrequins and Cornices. Silver and Silver
plated Ware, decorated China Ware, Ac.; also some
choice Wines aad Liquors. Catalogues early Monday
morning.
FCOLTON, AUCTIONEER.?ON MONDAY, MAYS.
? at 11 o'clock, at the private residence No. 140 Weit
Fourth street, near Sixth avenue, the entire Furniture,
embracing In part of velvet, Brussels anil other Car
pets; parlor, dining room bedroom and basement Ooodt;
Plimpton anil other Bedsteads, best hair Mattresses, Ex
tension Tables; marble top Centre do., Dressing Bu
reaus, Bedsteads, together with all the Furniture
throughout the house, and which must be removed the
same aa.v. On Thursdsv, Mav fl. the entire Furniture of
the large orivatc dwelling No. 47 East Nintn street, near
Broadway. Full details in time, catalogues at the
salesroom, 63 Bast Thirteenth street, netr Broadway.
Q^ERABD BETTS A CO., AUCTIONEERS.
Store No. 7 Old slip and 104 Pearl street
Sales of general Merchandise, Vessels, Underwriters'
Pales, storage Uoods, Wines and Uquors; also Marshals'
and Executors'sales; also Household Furniture at pri
vate, sales on the most reasonable terms.
Terms satisfactory and full returns dav after sale.
Casli advanced oo goods to anv amount.
GERARD BKITS A CO.,
Auctioneers,
Bfore No. 7 Old slip.
Established 1791
CI ERARD BETTS A CO., AUCTIONEERS.
X Store and salesroom. No. 7 Old slip and 104 Pearl st
TUESDAY, Mav I.
at 10 o'clock, on pier No. 8, Ea*t River, Mortgage sale.
Can il Boat Mary Wolaham, of Ithaca, with her Tackle, I
Furniture, Ac., utll o'clock, within tTie store. j
Groceries?Sale of assorted Groceries. Also,
Furniture?Sale ot Furniture, Desks, Chairs, Ac. By
order of an Insurance company.
Storage Oooits?Lot of storage Goods (general assort
ment). Hv order of the wardens of the Port of New York.
Herrings?1,000 kegs Dutch Herrings.
GERARD BETTS A CO., Auctioneers,
No. 7 Old slip.
/"* LASS WARE AUCTION.?HENRY LOTZ, AUC
VJT tioneer, will sell Monday, Mav S. at 11 o'clock, good
assortment of foreign aud domestic Glassware, also white
granite Tea and Toilet Sets, and IU0 dozen French china
>ou|> Plates. WILI.IAM ANDERSON, 10 College place.
J J B. HERT3 A SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
HOUSEHOLD FCRNITURE7CARPET8, MIRRORS, AC.
ON MONDAY, MAY 3, AT 10>< O'CLOCE,
AT NO. 100 WEST FORTY FOURTH 6TREF.T,
comprising Carpets. Mlrrort, Parlor, Chamber and Dining
Room Suits. Ac., Ac. Catalogues at sale.
JJ B. HERTS A SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, PARLOR
ORGAN, AO.
ON TUESDAY, MAY 4, AT 10H O'CLOCK,
AT NO. 29 WEST THIRTY THIRD STREET,
embracing AxminMer, velvet and Brussels Carpets, pier
aud mantel Mirrors, large parlor Organ. Parlor, Cham
ber, Library and Dining Room Suits, Ac., Ac.
catalogues at sale.
J ERE. JOHNSON, JR. AUCTIONEER.?POSITIVE
sale at Stapleton, Statea Island, ot Property situated
on corner of Bav and Canal streets and near the landing,
known as the Washington House, at auction, without
reserve, on Monday, May 3, 1S75, at 3 o'clock, on the
premises, two brick houses (14 rooms and three stores);
Wilkin one minute of the landing on the mam avenue of
Ma ten Island ; well -ltuated lor business purposes, and
would make a good Investment ????
For tnap? and particulars apply to JERE. JOnNSON,
Jr., il Park row. New York.
TOSFPH HEORMAN A CO.-MONDAY. MAY 3, AT 1
o'clock P. M at 173 West Baltic, between Clinton
and Henry streets administrator's sale ot Furniture In
good order Carpets, rosewood Piano, Plympton Beds,
t iiromos. Ac., Ac.
TOSKPH WARREN, AUCTIONRER. ?AI.LEN'S IIO
#J tel. opposite Court House, Jersey City Heights, at
? JOSE Ml WARREN will sell on Tuesday. May 11,1375,
at 1 o'Hock P. M., on the premises, Allen's well known
Hotel, situate corner of Newark and Oakland avenues,
Jersey Cltv, N J. I he hotel has up ward of 4 0 rooms in
It, ami la In elegant order. The terms will be maoe known
on dav of "ale, and the property sold to the highest bid
der regardless ot price, tor particulars Inquire of
JOSEPH V* a iiREN, Auctioneer, 217 Grove street. Office
open until 9 P. M.
IOSEPU FHONOOOD, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE ?l
?l Ma il-on street, will sell, Monday, May 3, at 84 Eighth
street, at I0>? o'clock. Stoves, Tins, Refrigerators, House
l urnis'iing Coods, in lots; also Machine Shuttles and
Needles Dealers Invited.
T P. TRAVBR, AUCTIONEER, . _
?J. will sell, on Tuesday, May 4, at 10?? o'clock, at 8,
and Great Jones street, all the balance of Stock, Fix
tures, Ac , consigned to J. P. Traver, left over and now
In said premise", vlt, elegant silver plated show ( ascs,
large lot parlor, clumber. dining room and kitchen Fur
niture. carpets, Oil Paintings, Mantel and other Mirrors,
Clocks; large lot of Crockery, Plated Wara, Ac. Gools
must be removed immediately after tale.
Tm r TRAVER, AUCTIONKKR.
. Will Mil positive on Monday, Mar >. at ?<>* o'clock,
at 7:M Rroadway, all the Ftrnllure and Fixtures of the
National Dlnintr Saloon and itar. vlx:? Klegant Coun
ters, Partitions, flne sldehoarJ, Table*. Chain. Napkins,
Table ? lotni, Plated ('alitor*, copper steam Table*.
c'roc?err, copper Coffee and Tea Urns. large lot of *tlrer
plated Kniven Fork*. Kpoona, Ac , copper Bolters and
Kau-e Pan*. Hrnmiiall A Dean'* Ranges, all new, u*ed
but *ix month* flr*t clas*. sale positive. flood* must
be removed day oi tale. Will be told in lota to suit pur
chaser*.
JAMf.S M. ford, AUCTIONEER.?PUBLIC ADMIN
istraior * sale, or. Tuesday. May 4. at li M., at pier
10, One-sixteenth Part oi the Schooner Enchantress.
By order ot ISAAC DAYTON, Public Administrator.
JAMES M FOKD, AUCTION fc KB, SELLS. ON
Wednesday. May 5, at 10!^ o'clock, at 87 Ka*t Fourth
street, all the line Household Furniture contained
in the above residence Catalogue* ou inorulng ot aale
and particular* In Ume. ____
JAMES M. FORD, AUCTIONEER ?MORTOAOE
sale.?On Toe-day, Ray i, at l(?$< o'clocic, at No. Ill
I West Twenty-seventh street, the entire elegant Fnrnl
I ture. Pianoforte, /to. Jtartlctilar* In time Catalogue*
en mornlnt of "ale. By order of J. J? Josephs, Attorney
for Mortgagee.
JCOOIK, AUCTION EER?HELLS THURSDAY,
. Mar A. entire content) ol' reauionce No. M East
rJSth stieet, Harlem.
Morris wilkins, auctioneer-handsome
Household Kurnl'nre at Auction. K. II. LUDLOW A
CO., will sell at auction, on Thursday May#, At 11 A.
M.at No. 119 East Seventeenth street, between Fourth
avenue an I Irving place, a general assortment of black
walnut l'arlor, Dining Boom ?nd Parlor KuinUure, Wil
ton, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, curled hair Mat
treisei, Feather Bolsters, A'-.; also China, Olaaeware,
and also an assortment of Kitchen and Laundry Furni
ture, Cooking Utensils, Ac.
Catalogue! at No. 3 Pine street, ani at 33 East Seven
teenth street.
MORRIS Wll.KINrf, auctioneer.
Executor's sale
of elegant Household Furniture,
Billiard Table, Oil Painilngt, Engravings, Ac.
V. H. I.UDLOW A CO. will sell at Miction on Monder,
May S, 1875, at II o'clock, at Ihe bouse 130 Filth avenue,
northwest corner of Mghteent.h ?'rcet, an assortment of
roecwood Parlor Suite, in satin and damask; reps softs
nnd lounges, black wslnnt Dining Table. Buffet, Cheffo
nler, decorated marble top Centre lable, fine Mirrors,
Ac.. black walnnt, roeewood and satlnwood Bedstea,!*
Bureans. armoire s glace Chairs. Divans, elegant Hall
Stands, marble Statuettes, Billiard Table and Fixtures,
Axmltister, Wilton, Brussels and ingrain Carpets, eurled
hair Mattresses, Spring Bottoms. Ac.; also an assortment
of kitchen and lanndrv Furniture Cooking ttenatla, Ac.
Catalogues al house morning of sale.
MARSHAL'S SALE. ?SREBACIIBR A DELMOUR.
auctioneers, will sell on Monday, "ay A, ai II
o'clock, at their salesrooms, 164 Chatham street, a large
lot of Furniture, consisting or Beds, Bedding. Mattreeses.
black walnut fle.Wtesds. Ilureana and Hookcase, llai
Rack*, ('hairs, Carpet*. Showcase*. Springs, Tables,
cuaii leiier* Looking Ola**** and Kitchen Utensi:*
'.LiPi'MAN, Marshal,
^ SALES AT AtJCTfO*. y
MORTGAOBS, FIB8T AND SECOND, ON FMH
ertv, near-by and country, to exchange for frter
and clear Property or Merchandise; alio, the Uty of
Pari*, which can be exhibited In its entirety; twtr
Houses in Hoboken, one in l?)ih street, and 112th street.
Boulevard (avenue A), and a desirable Residence, wittt
ten acres, at Franklin, N. J. Address 0., box 160 Herald,
office. T
\f ORTQAQB SAI.E OT I
1>1 elegant Household Fnraltars,
at No. 22 East Forty-seventh street, near Fifth ?tern'1*
A. J. BLEKCKER A sun will ?ell at auction, on Tucs^
day, May 4. at 10>i o'clock, all the Furniture contained
In above house, consisting ot the u-mal assortment cfc
Household Articles. Svo oataiagues at:? Pine street. ,
JOHN BAUD, Mortgage*. ,
YJAWNB ROKER'S SALE?WATCHES AND JEWELRY*
JL KIOIIARD F1KLD, General Auctioneer,
salesroom No 84 Bowery,
Will sell on TUESDAY, May 4, at 11 A. M..
aw iou
Gold and Sliver Watches,
Diamond and Gold Jewelry, 1
Pins. Ring*. Earrings, Gold Guard,
Bob and vest Chain*. Ac. Also Guns, Pistols.
Musical Instruments. i
By order R. Simpson A Co., lift Bowery. *
PAWNBROKERS' SALES?BV RICHARD FIELD, ?
General Auctioneer,
Salesroom No. 89 Bowery.
TUESDAY, May ?. by order K. Simpson A Co.,
CSO lots Watches and Jewelry. >
WEDNESDAY, May 6, by order Simpson. Greene kCo.j
800 lots Men's and Women'* Clothing. *
THURSDAY, Mar 6, by order Henry McAleenaD,
600 lot* Men'* and Women's Clothing.
FRIDAY. May 7, by order Huph Freel,
000 lota Men's and Women's Ciothiug.
N. B.? For *ale cheap, a large Ice House. t
PAWNBROKER'S sale.?BEE BAOHER k VKtJ
moor, auctioneer*, will *ell on Tuesday, May 4, at 1
o'clock. <00 lots of Clothing, conslstim; of Men's, Women'i
and Children'* Wearing Apparel, Boots, Shoes, Bedsj
Bedding, Ac.: worthy the attention ot all dealers B
order of BERNARD J. FRY. 919 Tblrd avenue.
a
?
T> AWN BROKERS' BALES-BY JAMES AGAR, AUOl
Uoneer, at salesroom 69 New Bowery and No. 9 Olive j
street, Monday, May S, women's Clothing; by order o<|
Solomon Stem, Twenty-seventh street: Tuesday, May 4,
men's and wossen's Clothing, bv order of Moss Brothers,
Catharine street; Wednesday, May 3. men's and women !
Clotiling, by order ot D. G. Ferguson. Broome streeti
Thursday. May 8. 800 lots of gold and silver Watcheic
Oold and Diamond Jewelry, Brooches, Pins, Rings, Ear*'
rings. Bracelets, gold Guard, Fob and vest CbaingJ
Opera Glasses, Guns, Pistols, Fancy Goods, Ac., by or*
der of Simpson, Somers k Co., 27 Chatham street', Frl4|
day, May 7. men's and women's Clothing, by order of!
George Cudllpp, East Twelfth street -j
FAWNBROLERS' SALES. ,-J
THOMAS J. McGRATH, Auctioneer,:)
IBS Chatham street, corner of Mulberry street. J
Wedtieday, May 5?Men's and Women's Clothing, Acj
By order of G. Fredenok, 1.8 Bleecker street.
Thursday, May 8?Men's and Women's Clothing, ko
Bv order ol H. O. Lewis, Second avenue. u
Friday. May 7?Men's and Women's Clothing, Watcheljf
Jewelry, Ac. ^
By order A. Blnman, 87 Greenwich street. t
Richard v. harnett, auctioneer.
Will sell at auction, on
WEDNESDAY, Mai 8,
at 12 o'clock, at the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM, 111 BROADWAT, ,
Supreme Court sale. In partition, "
100 Columbia street, four storv brick House, (with Store), i
and three storv brick rear uotiie and Lot, size 26x lOOt,
This is splendid renting property, from its central lo'|
cation. Sale absolute; 80 day* allowed to completal
purchase.
JAMES A. OLWELL, Esq., Plaintiffs'.'Attorney, SM
William street.
MAURICE LEYNB. Esq.. Referee,27 Chambers street I
Ms*is and further lniormation at Auctioneers office.'Si
111 Broadway. '
Richard Walters, auctioneer-groceries j
Ac.?Will sell on Monday, at 11 o'clock, at salesroov'
27 East Broadway, a large assortment ot Groceriesi
viz.Chests and packages Teas, boxes Soap, bags and
packages Coffee, Starch, case* Imported Olives ami]
Chow-chow, Sauco, Catsup, Matches. Blueing, Hit#]
Mackerel, large assortment of .spices, Canned Good*./
Bottled Liquors, Ac. i
S CLARKE, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, AT W
. cherry street, Monaav, Mar S, at 10Ji o'clock, the'
lures of a Drug Store, Sola, sewing and Washing;
Machines, *c._ .J
SALE TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 4.
S. P. AVERY'S
Collection
ol Paintings. ?
From the Home JournsL
"The Avcrv Col
lsctiow.?The an
nouncement of an
exhibition of Mr.
BRETON.
M ADR AGO.
BOUOUEREAU.
DE1AILLE.
VAN MARCHE.
BO UGH TON.
DELORT.
('LAI RIN.
J 4COVACCX.
VALE RIO.
BELLECOUB.
JOIRDAN.
I>. COU
DBTTI.
GOUPtln,
(il.AIZt.
ZIBM.
WORM ?.
Avery's eslectins
Is alwavs trslted
with peculiar re
spect bv the New
York art public.
The caretul judg
ment and good
taste which guide
his choice ot
works, his sensible
avo dance of the
common devices of
extravagant and
unscrupulous lau
dation. his meth
od ot open and
st r a I g h tlorward
dealing, leaving
lit* works to be
judged upon their
merits, nave nsiur
ally gained for hliu
tl.ls enviable con-1 ?
sideratlon." | ?
ttomerviUe Gallery,
82 Fifth avenue.
RALE TUESDAY EVENING. MAT 4.
GEROME.
W1LLEMHL
EsCOSl'BA. ?
AC1IKNHACR.
KOhK KOEK.
JIM1NEZ.
SAINTIN.
BON NAT.
UASTIGLIONBfc.
PORT I BUR,
LERSEL.
CA8TRKSL
TROYO.V,
CASANOVA.
DUNOUY.
DIAZ.
LAG YE.
VoLTZ.
a
CJEMI-MONTHLY TRADE SALE OP BOOTH, SHOEl
i' anS Hats.? Monday. May 1 at 10k o'clock, an a*.';
lortnient of Boot* and shoes, including lome ol tha
finest goods in quality and style, the best offered this'
season. Also, at 2 o'clock, an assortment of fur audi
wool Hats and straw Goods IIOYT A BRADLEY, Auc-'
tloneers. lis and 120 Church street. New York. j
SHERIFF'S SALE OF WHITE GOODS, LACES, SEW.I
ins Machine* Ac ?S. HIRMAN, SherllT* Auction*'
eer, sell* on Tuesday, May 4. at 11 o'clock, at No. 81 LI*'
penard ctreet, Uie entire Stock of an importer of Wliit*)
(loon*. Laces, Curtains, Collars, Kmbrotderle*, BdgingaJ
Sewing Machines, OlBce Furniture. Ae.
WM. C. CONNER, Sherifl. j
James CmaiHta. Deputy ,
SHERIFF'S SALBOF HOSIERY. FVNCY GOODS, AO,
By virtue of an execution, I will aell at public auc->
tion. Thursday, May 6, 11 o'clock, at the salesroom Not i
IS Bowery, tne entire balance of stock of a Jobber,
namelyOf cases shirt*. Drawers. Stocking*, sue- '
penders. Cotton. Woollens. Lace*. Collar* and a large lot
ot other Merchandise too nu~nerous to mention. Hal*;
positive. Dealers Invited. WM. 0. CONNER, Hberitt .
W?. II. Bcass, Deputy.
Catalogues and goods ready on morning of ssla.
TIIOS. OAFTNEY, auctioneer, OFFICE 17 CBN^
tre street, sells on Monday, at lO.tj o'clock, the l^easa,!
Stock snd Fixture* of ths flrsi cla? Liquor Store sooth*'
east corner ol Seventh *veni|eand Twenty-fourth street;1
an excellent four pull Plimp, black walnut top Counter,
Shelving, Ac. , i
YACHTS. WEAUIHIATS. &('. ^
A FAST SAIUNO SLOOP FOR SALE CHEAP.
Apply to DROHON A ALLEN. 105 Park place.
A STEAM CAN4L BOAT FOR SALE?OR WILIs'
charter or exo*iange lor Building material*. Call at)
or address 43 Downing street, first Boor. *
A LAROP. assortmknt OF BOATS READY FOR
*aie and orders received by T. DESMOND, Boat'
Builder. WJ Front street, between Oouverneur and Mont
gomery, New Voek ?
For sale-yvcht vesta, 21*1 tons; yacht
Jessie, 31 tons; both yacht* fuliy equipped: war-'
ranted sound ami will be sold low. Apply to C. A B?,
POILLON, 2i* south itreet
OR SALE?PROPELLER TCO T J COCHRAN. J40
j
FOR SALE?PROPELLER TUO r. J UUCHKAS. in
feetl ong. engine, 2ix2l; two years old: also Propeller
Tugs. Engines, 11x18, TOxft). Rxli Apply to WM. ii.1
HAZARD, Jr., 207 West street, corner II am son. i
FOR SALE-SCHOONER YaCHT CORNELIA, HEW
York Vacht Club, modelled br Bob Fish . new. fast,
handsome and completely equipped. Address T. MAN.
MNO, 193 Broadway. New York. 1
For sale cueap?splendid steam ya^ht,
teet long; engine. 16x14; perfect order: also *kln>
wheel passenger sTeamboat, 181 feet long: engln*
feet;draught, 3.6 leet: new boiler. Apply to WM. U.i
IIAZA KU, Jr., 207 West street, corner Harrison. |
r-?OR BALE?A CABIN YACHT. 48 FKBT LONG. AND'
r r*o ilteet Vaethts: one 2H rset and one If) leet: aia
all first class boats and in good order and fast lailtra,
Apply to P. McOKHIlAN, Pamrapo, N. J. I
For sale or ciiartee-powerful sidb!
wheel ingboat. In perfect order: will be *old cheap
or chartered by month or season. Apply to WM. U.
HAZARD, Jr.. 207 West street, corner Harrison. ?
FOR BALE?CABIN SLOOP yacht undine-*o
leet long, sirong. fast, able snd completely found;
now at Bates', loot Thirtv-seTenth street. South Brooa*
lyn. Address box 3,918 Post office.
For sale-a new steam yacht, sa fekt long/
7H leet beam; everything in flrst class order; would
take horse and wagon or piano m trade. Address W.>
H., l'ost office, Oreenpoini
BfOR CHABTBB?8IDR WHEEL PASSENGER
1 Stesmtioat. very last, for July 8. Applv to WM. HL
11 AZA Rl>, Jr., 2ir7 Weil street, corner Harrison.
IpOR SALE-NEW PROPELLOR, LIGHT DRAUGHT,!
' 15,000 gallon tank capacity, suitable for water, fish
ing or any liquid business; Yachts. Steamboats, Tug.
boats. GEORGE F. PLVMER. 39 South stmt
LIGHT DRAUGHT FREIGHT FROPF.r.LDR, 1SJ
ton?, inr ?ale cheap. it applied far Immediately.
THRODuKK SMITH A BRO., (out of Eaaex itieel, Jersey
City. ___
SLOOP TACIIT FOR SALE?A BARGAIN; 3? FEI-.f
long, IS iMt beam, 4 leet hold i not two> yean oldf
In complete order; flow cabin; 4 berth*, Ac.; all the
latest improvement*: for ?ale cheap, for partleniarf
apply to AI.ONZO F. SMITH, Yacht Bnil.ler, Mlp. L. t,
OTEAMTUO D. 8. BTETSOR?CYLINDER 1? INCHED
0 Iquirt; boiler one year old: burni pea coal; in
good working order; cao be aeen fool or East Jer<ey
itreet, Klti?b?tli?oit/N. J.: will be loM low Apply t4
WILLI A M BUR ss, 309 Bool aTcct, Elizabeth port,
WANTED-A SMALL. FLOATING BOAT H013K.
A lilrer B. B., boi MM 1'oat office.
U RANTED?A 8ATL B^aT, ABOCT Ifl FEET LONG;
mini be ln good orner. Ad,Iran, .f ating price, J.,
boa I, iff Haw Vora Poet ofllr#.
1 AH boats, ai.l kinds and sizes, ready ro
I'lU ship, "poon Oar* me'alie LifieUata, cedar
Boat* cheap. 3M, J73 SoutU i!reet and linh aireet. iur>
MM Hirer. ^ieimikn roBERTH.^
EXtluioE.
fPHF. ELKOANT FCR^ITURB~ MIRRORR. ~PIA NO,
1 Carpets. *e., ot a privi'e r?itilence up iiiwr will l*
exchanged for Bourbon Wit.?<?v on a ea?n t<a?M; witf
adit aoma tm AddroM D.lYla 249 Rati fl'.i at
TO EXCHANGR FOR real ESTaTK-A BREAD
an>l cracker Bakerv, doing a goo<l balnem with
all machinery In perfect ord?r . capacity ol bakery tu
Ml* flour par day. Adiim A. U C .bos mi Gerald,
oillc*.

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