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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14,475. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL 9. 1876?QUINTUPLE SHEET. PRICE FIVE CENTS.
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
ACTKOLO? P*aa-2< M. 4th. 5th tod 6th roll
sfi.. .^vL'J~.l7th r?*-5?h coi.
5?2>S-m... * ...
A??^'?aiSLs. ... a.
? 19th 'tsMlll col.
BKomrAwM ?} OB*-'*? 1*Aoii??Hb col.
,oioo.^k ri?-ut
UrS'wSS ?*?
EiM'it ..d
... *?** PaCB?let col.
-LEKKS AND SALESMEN?3d fiC(?4lh coL, lid 4th
fA6H?5th Ml.
At HMEN and GARDENKKS?3d Ptcs?4th ud 5th
fmi.,-0!*:: I*ico?5tli col.
erwo?*^P'WOOD? 17th 1'agk?5tb col.
bcwt2DT185.?t* A.HRHJPB?2i? PaaE-flth col.
COUNTRY BOARD?2n Pagb?3d col., ond 1?th Pass?
6th ooL
%iS?J?S' iCADKMIES-lPTH Pagb?6th col
RwJftHSSXr*0"1 r"?-?th ool
RT OOOD8? 1?t Pash?3d, 3d. 4th. Mb and 6<h cob., and
PASS?lit. 3d. 3d and 4th coin.
DW*liiL*0 HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND UN
PUKNISH8D?19th Pass?3d. 3d and 4th cola ; 18th
___ Pica?3th aad 6th cola, and 16th Pass?In coL
JCBOPBAN STEAMSHIPS?2d PAOS-Mh and6thcoll
KXCHANGE-17th PASH-SdooL
EXCURSIONS?16m Paos-6U> ooL
PIJUNC1AL-I3TH Pass.
PINB ARTS?ITth Pass?5th ool.
SAIaE?3d Pags?-6th col., and I7th Pacjb?6tb col,
PLRNIIHRD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
I6ra Paca?4th and Mb cola, aad 16th Pagh?3d aad
3d cola
FURNITURE?20th Paos?Mh and 6th ml a ?
H8LP WANTED?FEMALES?3d PA?B-2d and 3d coal
aad 4th Pagb?5tb col.
HELP WANTED?MAI.Es? 3d Pagr?Mh coL. and 4th
?ifii?5lb fol
horses, carriages, sc.?1th PAcs-sd, 3d and 4th
hotel*?16th pack?ctu coi.
HOUSES, ROOMS. AC.. WaNTED-2d Paos??th aad 3th
,..__^a.?ad4th Paor?6thcol.
!t4o?? Pag*?4th aad 5th cola
JLRSKT CITY. HOROKEN. HUDSON CITY AND BER
OBN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?5th Page?2d
* - ,_e.01 ? ??d 16th P ao a?2d col.
twSTV *-13x11 PAGS?1 tt col.
! jOTICBS-Uta Pagr?6th eul.
r vw\?f- D~^lTa P AG*?I it col.
*1^221^. 5^?17th Pace?6tli col.
J. f B? LB Pagr?flth col.
PACS?6th coL
MEDICAL?17th Park?3d col.
MILI^Ko5r ANI> OBMSM AEINO-aOra Pack?tth aad I
WBCKLUNKODg ADVERTISEMENTS?14th Pagb?6th
Mi'iinr Ar'A??0r^~,7T" Fa??Mh coL -
17th Pagb?3d ool.
PFMgm PLICATIONS?11th Page?6th coL
t?FaPtOB? lat Col.
pLoliaoJVTF?-. OH'5*?. AO.?17th PAGS-4tb col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED? F K MALES?
Pnctpp.?iw*7t2!LC0J; ? ,nd 4t" P tds?5th col.
PROPERTY OCT Or THE CITY FOR SALB OR TO
KENT?5th Pack?3d, 4th, 5th and 6th cola, aad 18th
__ Faob?2d and 3d eoltt.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?5th PAC*-6lh eol., and
?w A,1^Sj,0"-3d *nd <th ool a
SFFkFj?E2TvF~5.?5IKD-,*T" P4?s-*th coi.
RK*n??i ? NOTICES-1n Page-lat aad 2d cola.
pSr-.^F8^3? Pto*?athcoi.
dpp. FJ*' TS~4t? Pack?1th col.
*D??4th Pagr? lat col.
BvrtF.wATw=V?JIO-v?1 7th Pagb?lat. 2d and 3d eola.
SITUATIONS wanted?kkmai.es?3d Pagk-iii and
an*,H?n,*i ?nd 4th Pagr?Mb col.
SITUATIONS WANTEU-MALE8-1D PAC?-3d ooL. and
rK- "ask?5th col.
LpSoi^?,?0J'CKiJ~4th Park?l?t and 2d cola.
SWRAmfcP?S8- *lW' SC.?4th Pagr?2d col.
JTH PlGR?6th Col.
f ttp^rt^A 1!>nl PARR?6th cola
TRADES?3n I ark?5th col., and 4th Pagr?5th and
1"
*? L"T .POR BUSINESS PURPOSES?I6th Pagb?lat
FRAYKf t^bh*aY> AJ'P'L PARR-?th and Mb cola.
riw?rr%ilV??2^9U'D??Jp Park?6th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LBT
InT* P*0I,~?*1> ??>5 8th eola, and 19th 1'agk?3d and
_ <*D COIS.
IT ATP 5pbTOt pPwFr??^SF T17T-n PARR-5?h ool.
?rDOMi/iw-i. A(o?17th Pack * tli col
WBSTCHB8TKRCOUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
WHr^KTnvw^t.App'Sii? CS' * ,nd ,Sth Park?2tl col.
WHITthTOMi PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET?
w . ?"!? ? AGK?-2<i col.
TACHTS. STEAMBOATS. SO?14th pAG?-6th col.
" ~ 77. p???oSALr ,=
AU-RKINO pRlBND. FOURTH ~8TREET^HOTEL:
aleeping coach from Philadelphia; 4th ?t., 26 Wet. '
MAY '
AV?I?? rLAAhR,DAT-W.r'?('K- NEAR 1
jSr.i.Sf/J'T u ? I"? 5"" a?k*d I'P cntlcmnn aitttn* to
ifewAdd^M ADMfwEV'tPl"".: ?PPol"? inter
? Agaraaa ADMIRER. Herald Uptown Branch office.
gRONCHINE.
B aieniiT 'V FjP IIOUR ON WEDNESDAY
?*. * ?*Tn,nS- Uottld not ,co jrou I ant cvanlnc. Onn vtm
wo ma to morrow at 12 o'clock! Write aad let Sic know"
TYaniei, banks, formerly of kooti.r nkTr
i^c T*r,|no1- Enr'?nd- or hit. next of kin ihowlno Icoal
?roof, may liaar ofanmathinR to hit or their ailrantnwr ll,
ip?lytng to ARTHUR 5aNDY, box 8.M p?,t 0ffi?! S.1. '
I?LISA WARTON STEWART (BORn'WaRTON) MAY
i? New YoritPmt'Sfficc!0 h" b' *dd"'^F box
Frank a forrerter, jh._i mean business"
dvn:nmd'w7i1?rhrn,ym".*?,i,pl"?i ,he ,noner "orn.Ml in
befora*TH0MAS WATSON 7 ?nad'"?"?- Addrci. a.
t-l ALP-PAST ONE WEDNESDAY, PORTY SECO VD
n rain or ?hlne; don't dtaappnlnt; write otten. '
FLIRT.
information Wanted OF MIta ~^l>rPKRKV
La5W?w*."?A '?
?irr
iwcr throttyh Poraonali. Snnday. April 16.
INFORMATION WANTED?OF PATRICK M'PIIILO
Jhi ' "r AXNIK- ?? ,'53? Via. V, PhUadrtl
JENNIE WITH THE GOLDEN TOOTH.-ImEKT MP
TmidM aflornoon. at 4 o'clock, on the wait .iH*
hotwaoa 30th aad2lat rt?. Ane eybD JOHN
MI1!?U'^SS?'B ARB Y?t' ' FHIEWD FKOif
Hi# pobIp wiihci to noo yon. MILITARY
M^.M1RV MOoS?ZW5i*i~OR COMB AND S^a
. m*' "" JOHN.
SPOYED PROM 108 TO 132, EAST, SAME STREET *
. Mia. HART FT.
MISS L. C.?WHO ANSWERED AU^ERTISlfMHVT
and rallad on ladr in 6th will flnd l?t.r V., h?
stint?*4t 48 km? {m h"* '-??r?
P. ROSRNT^Af,'H"r^RACA'-Je AT ROBERT J.
ilth |^08B,,T,,Al' Diamond Broker, 8u? Broadway, lata
THEATRE, FRIDAY EVENING AFTER
ward corner 23d at.?I mach detira In 'know
naaaa addraaa ROBERT BOWKN. Herald office
KEaD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM ~
t COURT and oitt LIFE SKFTCHES
sfrcul^lbavv telegraphic newr ?
SPECIAL ALBAMioANDW(WAH?v,;ru)< LKTTKRS.
Q
UEEN-2D AV.. TUESDAY, 2* O'CLOCK,
MULETEER.
SIOMUND W.-WAR PREVENTED FROM KEEPING
??(utistnl Wednesday at Tnylnr'n.
P.VKLTN DESMOND.
F RESUME.?TERRIBLY WORRIED;?EARL? AS
possible; please So not disappoint ma to-day.
nuttfovi' Nimcm*.
J kKjTKvA fay. the only jmiysical" medium
L In Anitriea. indorsed by Mr*. Croekes. F. R. s . and
tha Royal Society of England, now in her foarth month at
?b# elegant drawing rooma 10 Weal 24th St.. will give liar
marvellous seance in tha Ught thia (Bandar) evening. at
7:3" P.M. Marvellona. wonderful and thrilling experi
ments In tha bright gaslight, andar tha snpervirion of a
leapt leal commlttaa appointrd from tha audience
~lTT"23D ST. OI'KlijT UOUSE. TO-NIGHT?<1RAKD
A Seance by Edward Livingston. Mnta. Younos and Pro
fewir Waytand. Wonderful matarialliatloni and manifest
ation. tBaa advertisement In amnaamanl oolumn i
PUBERAL ORATtOX FDR THE LaTF D. D.
Home, mcdlnm, will ba delivered by Mr? Emma liar
dtnga Britten, bafora ilia New York Aoociation <>f Spiritual
ists at the Harvard Rooma, 727 ?th nr.. Handay, at
t'clock. Coo ersnee at a1* P. M. All invited.
A?PLtMI'TOX BUILDISO, UTH ST. NEAR 3D
. aa.?Fifth Universalis! Soeiaty; praaching at II
o'clock : ?nb.loct"Tha Roman Catholic Church aoata
free; all welcome.
B
RICE CHURCH. f.TH AY. aXD 37TH ST?RFY
James (iardtier will preach at 10:30 A.M. and at 4
C
3HURCII OF THE 1IOI.Y APOSTLES, CORNER OF
I mb av and 28th nr.. Rev. Brady E. Baekat, rector.?
terriers at 10'j A. M. anil "Si I*. M
GHl'RCII OF THE NEW JERURALEM. IftTII ST.
between Park and Islington av* ?Tha Lord ?ara,
"All things are possible to him that believeth." Mr. (Hies
Will ahnw what tha faith le that baa tach power, and how It
atay l>a indefinitely Increaaad. on April h. illlA M. ^
CIIRIBT CHURCII. ft TH AY.. CO I l*RR V.TII ST -
lluwaa, I"S A Jl . V< P M Kav .farad H Flagg.
D.D., will prearn at both aarv.raa
flllURCII OF SAINT MART THE VIKtllN. WEST
4ftth at.?Palm Sunday -I" 4ft. Iiteh arrrlaw; 4, vee
pora; 8, apecial. Da Grands al'a "Stabat Mater ______
("4III"KCII OF THE DISCIPLES. M \ DISftN A V , COR.
J nar 4ftth et.. Kev. tlaorge II llepworth Morning?
"The Authority of tha Hlbla. '' Evening, 7:3H? "Iha open
and the Shut Door" Sit inlay ariiool and llihia rlaaa at H.
Prayer and praise service on Friday evening at 7 ;??.
C1IIURCI! or THE DIYIXK PATERNIT Y. >TH AV .
J corner t&th at ?Kev. Dr. E. II Cltapin: services at II
o'oleck. Palm Sunday; axleraporaueous address, with vea
pore, el S I*. M. All welcome
D
R. CKO. W. SAMSON. OF II AHL' Jl,
Will apeak Sanday rraiilng,'llh mat., al 7:3f) o'clock,
at Aaattrlntioii llall.
THIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH. MADIftON
J1 av. aim ??tb?t.. Rev William T. Sabine. rector, will
preach at lti:lht a. M. and 7:14 P. M. rtmrsdhr ? ventng
communion aarrlce. Rev. Ilr, Deems will dalivvran ndrtres,.
Hood Friday, dlrlnt aosilco and aomeon. II A. M.
T ECTL'RBM ON THE ArtICALVPSE.-CATHOLIC
IJ Apoatollo Chnerit^lBth rt, dth and 7th arv?snndsy,
7M P. M- Bov. W. tV. Andrew*. Subject 'The Mxth
heal; nr. Dawn ofthe Day of IVrath." Mo collection.
MRR. STODDARD and HER CON. MASTER HOl'OII.
Piiyaical materlnllring and Mental mediums, at San
MinHrdU S+w op?rt corner Hrotdcur
and JUtli St.. Sunday evening, name in full ol eplrtt ftienda
will l>e given: rommeticlng at h o'elork.
EKFORMP.D F.PlRCOrAL CHURCH SERVICES AT '.N?
East did h at, between 4?h and Madieen a eg, at 10*
eh. it., 7* r. M. Rev. Mange UoweiL
M
KRL.IG10L8 SOTICBh.
OOl'Y ANli SAN KEV.
Hippodrome Building.
Sunday, April 9, lecture to Christians, from S to 8:45
A. M
Admission fr?a by Uckst, to be bad on application at Hip.
podro.ua
For woman only. 3 to 4 P. M. | tl,v?,
For man only. S to 9 P. M. s ticket.
Saturday, April 8, and ever? Saturday thereafter. tHa
noon meeting will Ih) bold at Association uall, 234 at., near
4lh av.. from 13 to 1 o'clock. subject"Special Prayer
for Christian Work."
Young man'i meeting* on Saturday eeanlnc. In Associa.
tton llall. at H o'clock, for young man only, and on Sunday
et eoing. in Fourth Aeantia llall. at 9 o'clock.
Tberr will be tareica* every afternoon next weak, except
Monday and Saturday, at 4 o'clock, without ticket.
Moody and "saxkkt! "
Hippodrome Building.
.\<ton service from 13 to I o clock erery day. exrspt on
Saturday, whan it It held at Aaanctatlon llall.
Altaruonn aerricw at 4 o'clock, Tuesday, Wrdnaaday, Thurs
day and Friday.
Admiatloii free, without ticket*.
Erery Night, at 8 o'clock, in Madlaon Avenue Hall, and
Overflow Meeting at aanie hour tn Fourth A rami* Hall.
Yning Men's Meeting. Fourth Avenue llall. every night
at 9 o'clock, and Saturday night meeting at Aaaociatton
llall, 2ltd at. and 4th ae? at s o'clock
Special ticket* tor the evening aereice of Tuesday. Wtdnet
day, Thursday and Friday will be laauod to non-rhurrhgoeri
and to peraona not yet entered on a Christian life on per
sonal application at the Hippodrome each day at 10 A. M.
tolo P. M. Entrance by door marked F, iu36;li?t., near
4th nr.
No aeryiee at the Hippodrome on Saturday and bo noon
meeting on Sunday.
Servicer rloae on April 19.
A number of arttclea have been found, which owner* oaa
obtain on application.
ON DAY Ik XOU T SERVICE WILE dTTlJoN DUCTED
by Mr. Saokey.
Mr. Moody will meet yoang convert* and Inquirer* only
In Association Hall ?aery Monday r.tght at 8 o'clock.
\TEW CITu kTiiT (SWEDRNBOKOIAN) TEMPER ON
1.1 E*at 35tb St., between Park and Lexington av*.? Ser
yioet at 11 A. M. Sermon by the Kev. Chauncey Giles on
"The Expulsion from Eden." Tho true Christian religion
Inculcated by Swedenborg Is based on the doctrine that God
I* one lu esaenre and in person. In whom there Is a distinct
and essential Trinity called In the Word tho Father. Son and
Holy Spirit, and tho Lord Josus Christ is this God and the
only trno object of worship.
RELIOIO-SCIKNTIFIC SOCIETY MEET IN 8CIKXCK
Hall. 141 8th at.; 3:30, G. L. llendsrson on "How to
Be Saved7:30. H. B. Brown on "Whatever Is. Is Eight."
REV.Iir W. KNAPP WILL PREACH IN THB F1BAT
Mission Baptist rhnrcli, corner of Laight and Varlck
si.*., at 10:30 A. M. and 7 jo P. M. Lectnra Monday even
ing. April 10, at 7 M I*. M.. by tht Rev. J. D. Harr. Sub
ject, "Expression and Repression."
SPIRITUAL SEANCET 33D ST. OPERA HOUSE. TO"
?light, by Edward Livingston, the remarkable material
Ling medium; Mine. Young*, the wonderful plauo medium,
and Professor Wayland. lecturer. Wonderful msteriallta
tlons and manifestations. i8es advertisement in smuse
ment column.)
OT. IGNATIUS' CnUKCH, 40TI1 ST., BETWEEN bTII
O and 6th avt ?Services. 7, V. I(% 11 (ehoral); preacher.
Dr. Ewer, rector; 7J4 P, M. (choral), the rector preaching
tne first sermou In the Holy Week course. Holy Week.?
Celebration 7 A. M. dally, except Friday. <Jood Friday.?Tho
rector preaching at 9. with reproaches and pro anaphora
at 11. and conducting the three hours' agony service at 13.
Evening prayer daily at 8, with sermons la the course de
scribing each day's event. Salnrdsy at 4:30 P. M. Stranger*
cordially invited.
StTaLBaN'8 CHURCH. EAST 47TU ST.?REV. C. W.
Morrill, rector. Palm Sunday, 7. 10*, II A M.: 4
P. M. M.xiitiday Thursday, 7 A. M.; 5. 8 ("one hours's
watch") P. M. Good Friday, matins, litany, tmproperia,
proaiisphora. sermon, at 9 A. M. ; 13 30 P. M.. "three hours1
agony, s p. M., ovan sung, followed by other devotions.
Easter Day, 7 A. M.. low eelebratioai 11 A. M., solemn cel
ebration ; 4 P. X.. solemn vespers.
The monthly mkirThG of tiik baptist sun
dav School Teachers' Association will be held on Thurs
day, April 13, at 7 45 P. M.. in Calvary Baptist obnrch, 33d
St.. between bib and Otis avs. Singing by the choir and
Sunday school of Calvary church. Address by He*. E. <>.
Robinson, D. D., President of Brown University; subject,
"Relstlon of the Sunday School to the Pulpit." Address by
Rev. K. 8. MacArthur. J. II. DEAN, President.
J. S. WinnTxax, Secretary.
TriK PEOPLK's iBKvfoK "
in the
Church of the Holy Trinity,
Madlaon av. aud 43d St..
Sundav evening, at 7,'J o'clock.
Rev. Stephen U. Tvng. Jr.. will preach.
Tho gospel hymns and spiritual songs by Mr. Sankey art
used.
Young men's prayer meeting every Snndey at BVJ P. M.
Other services at I0)s A. M. and 3), P. M.
DRY GOODS.
j^rT^WABf "T cdT_
on Monday, April ID, will open 30 eases exceedingly choice
styles of 4-4
PRINTED PERCALES,
only 8c. per yard; former price, 10c.
2.1 eases 4-4 Printed Percales, only 10c. per yard; former
price, 13>,e.
30 cotes best quality Printed Percales, with and without
borders, only 12,'Jr.. per yard; former price, lite.
ZEPHYR SUITINGS,
striped and mixed effect*, sultablo for spring costumes, only
12,'Je. par yard; recent price, tsc.
MELANGE SUITINGS,
striped and plalded. 12>Jc.; good valne for 18c.
KIZIA CLOTH,
black and white plaids, 12JJc.; considerably nnder value.
SPECIALTIES IN
CASHMERE BEIGES,
eoly 20c. per yard.
MELANGE FRANCAISE,
only 2IH-. per yard; recent case price, 25c.
FRENCH MOHAIR SKRGKK.
only 31 w. per yard; former price, 40c.
SILK AND WOOL Pl>t'LARD PONGEES.
50c. per void; good value lor 75c.
PLAIN AND PLAID CAMEL'S IIAIR CLOTHS.
bo inches wide, $1 per yard; recently told at
$1 50 per yard.
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES,
to whirli special attention Is luvlted;?
MADRAS CLOTHS. FRENCH FOULARD.
PRINTED PARIS JACONETt.'
ORGANDIES, CAMBRICS. AC.,
In now and desirable styles, at very popular price*
AN IMMENBE ASSORTMENT OF
DE BEIGES MOHAIRS.
CASHMERES. PONGEES.
HASKKTIXES. GRENADINES, AC.,
at very attractive priooe.
And tbey will epea on the loth at. section
500 pitcti 3-4
ALL-WOOL FKKNCU MIXTURE.
at S7*fe.; former price, flOo.
2f>0 piece* 9-4
ALL WOOL PLAID AND STRIPED SUITING,
at 8bc-; former price. SI 25.
BROADWAY. 4TH AV, STII AND 10TH STS.
Eleoant notblties
IB
real India Camel a Hair Shawl a.
A ? ? ?
T LOKD A TAYLOR^
will offer
on Monday. April 10, at very attractlre
jp riee?.
two eaaei real India Camera Hair Shawta. pnrehaaed at the
laat London auction aale. at prluea lower than almllar qtiull
tlea hara been ?old Tor rr-nra.
At fftfi. pood ralue
At |H U, pood value ?2*T.
At #115. pood value 07.'i.
At C11I3. pood value IMW.
l.autra are particular!jr Invited to make B careful eaaraln
atlon of thla valuable alook.
Oue caae of black and acarlet
Stella ShawU.
Ib the moot artiatie dealpaa for the contlnp teuton, at $3.1
upward.
A large atoek of broche, Paitlejr and imitation India
Sliewle, flO to MG
(tne rate of Alportan ainped for turnmer wear, froaa $3
ae CIS.
Tboae in puraalt of bnrpnina thoald oell early.
i m i? mmm $
? . MiNTLK DEPARTMENT. ^
Arhotce aeleetion of Wrapt. Dolmaaa. Jackete, Ac.. In
tilk. caehmere. aicllleBnev. drap (Pete and the new aprinp
dot lit. both Imported and of oar owe aupertor manufacture,
comprlelnp all tha uaw ehapee, In Caabmere front fM io, in
ailk from $17 SO. to the fineat pnoda Imported.
We call apodal attention to a few elegaat Parthian Oar
menta in ellk, aictllenneaa and Caabmere. Ledtee wbe de
elre ricb panutnu ah sold call at once, at abet# cannot be
duplicated thla eeaaon.
Children'e and Mle?ea' Secqnea. from three yean np, la the
new aprinp clotht, $4 SO, $5, $tt to $20.
Broadway and 00th at.
ORD A TAYLOR ??
ARX NOW DtSPLAVINO THKIR SPRING AND
SUMMER NOVELTIES
III
<S> A
| LaDIBB' AND MISSES* 81"ITS ^
at the '"llowlnp oopular prieeti?
ARLINGTON I'OPLIN 81 ITS from fT .10 to f 14 A
_ SAME, better quality, handsomely trimmed, from $11 ta
$*li.
si'MMBR CAMEL'S HAIR SUITS. trimmed with tilk.
up
rimr In OVERSK1RTS and T (OKKTS. $33 op.
DKMKliR SUITS, all ? hade*. Irom $H> up.
LIGHT SI!.K PONGEE and MOIUIR COSTUMES
from f 14 to 4-1
uoLORKD C VSII.MKRE SUITS ft em $17 npward.
? BLACK I'AnltMKKE SUITS from flS ut ward.
SAME. SILK IKIMMKD. Irodi $24 upward.
SAMP, SILK INDFRsk1KI. troiu J.iT upward.
saMK, i(VERSKI KTs and I ACK KTS. $17 upward.
ALI'ACA si'ITS from $9 71 apward.
A'...,
A email lot of laat tcaeon'a HaTIsTE and LINEN SUIT!
and Pi>LOSAISR8 at a great aarnPer
LADIES' otVISo sl'IT> (rum 111 in MR
AI?o.
A large aaaortment of SILK COSTUMES, for dinner, re
eeotlvn and carriage wear.
4
L
I COSTUMES. ^
(TURKS on hand or
MOURNING COSTUMES on hand or made to order ln.I3
boar*. No disappointment.
Evening ('mtiimee to order ia 31 hoe re. Satiafactlon in
every wa> guaranteed.
"... i A
WRAPPERS. T
LADIF.S' WRAPPERS In Tyenon rep* $3 2.1
Shito* 4 2.1 to$3 00
FRENCH ZEPHYR FLANNEL WRAP.
PERU 0 23 to 8 73
CasHMKKK. quilted ellk robe Iront II
SAME, unllted eatin robe trout 14.10
UK AIDED CASHMKKK WRAPPERS 14 71
KMHKUlliEKK.il < ASIIMBkK WRAPPEP.S 21 B? *
CALICO WRAPPERS. Irom I 2'. an.
FRENCH CAMBRIC WRAPPERS, from.... 2 7.1 an.
MLree and children'" SWInS SUITS, from 3 UltolSOB
Mi?ee< end children a PI.AIII MELTON
SUITS 3 21 to 17 00
Ce?hmere all wo.il I'l.AID SUITS .'I 23 up.
Striped ell wool CASHMKKK sl'ITS 12 UU up.
ALSO.
a choice lot of French bane embroidered PIQUE GARRI
EI.LL DKKSStS, fium $1 23 to E>.
BROADWAY AMD 30TH ST.
DRY UOOU8.
jjORrX^iYEOR,
w 255, 387. 35B sod 201 Grsttd it. corner Chrystia, ?nd
83 Fursyth at..
ARK OFFERING GREAT INDUCEMENTS IX
BI?ACK GOODS. I
? $
40 Inch CASHMERE. nil wool. 7V.
36 inch CASH MERE, all wool. 30b., eoc and 65c,
EMI'kESS CLOTHS, all wool. 4Gc , upward.
A LARGE STOCK OP MOURNING AND BLACK DRESS
GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Tanilaa, Paricine. Wool Delaines. Barathea. Drap <i'Eta,
Armttre*. Drap d'Alma. yard wide. B.'e.: former price 87c.
1 lie Crape ?tork is the'mtti complete in the city, and com
prises the )>e?t mnks* in all the different widths.
MOURNING BONNETS, in ail the new eltapea, 92 SO. and
npwariL
A Do,
will open a iplendid line of GRENADINES, from 12^c. to
$3 SO?fifty different styles.
Will offer on Monday. April 10,
one eaee of Colored Silks, in all ?h- new shades, comprising
Kuese, myrtle, corhean. maroon, mode, teutre, marine, Car
melite and alata. at -*1 par yard, worth $1 33.
Also.
65 pieces in light shades at 73c.. worth $1.
All the higher grades at corresponding!* low pricea.
? .BLACK SILKS.
A very large assortment of Rlack Silk*, comprising all the
popular brands?Hellona, Keiltards, Fonsona, Guinels, and
the renowned Lord A Taylor fsmlly satin finish Cachmire,
at exceedingly low prices.
KrRCIAK
Joal received from auction, a large lot of Eancy Silks, In
check* and stripes, at 4<?c., Ma. and 63c. per yard.
A great bargain.
Grand. Chryatle and Forsyth ats.
IORD A TAYLOR.
A 233, 337, 2 M and 261 Grand St., corner Chrystie St., and
8ft Forsvih ?t..
call special attention to their large and well selected stock
of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AND CLOAKS.
In the ladies' department will he found all the latest spring
style* of Suits, in nlack and colored Silks, Poplins. Lustres,
Mohairs, Alpacas, Knickerbockers and Sues Cloths.
Bwlsa, Linen and Tarletane Orerakirt*.
Wrappers In Cashmere. Delaine and Calico, all ilzes, at
vary low prices.
^CHILDREN'S SUITS.
Tba attention of ladles is called to this department, where
ttier will find a splendid slock of Spring Suits lor Misses
and Children,tn Poplin, Mohair. Alpaca and Silk Lustre, all
aire*.
A large assortment of Mareellles Dresses from 75c. to
tl 25.
Swiss and Tar'stan Suits, all rises. f2 30, El and S3 50.
Swiss and Tarleian Overskirts and Basques, (3 50 to 94.
Organdie Suits, from (6 aud upward.
A mil tins of Calico Suits and Wrappers for children,
from Mile, and upward.
Mourning Suits for ladles and children constantly en hand
and made to order at the shortest notice.
CLOAKS.
Ladies' Cashmere
and Drap d'Kte Sarqnca, Talmaa,
Sleeveless Jackets and Dolmans, lor style and quality un
equalled. at S3. $0. $7. F* and 910.
Laities' Silk Sacqnaa. the latest styles, at very low prices.
Children's Cloth Sacquaa, braided and plain, all sizes,
from 92 SO to 94.
Grand, Chryatle and Forsyth sta
S-PECIAL Balk
of
?
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
f
at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
?
LORD A TAYLOR, ^
Having porcltased at iminens* AUCTION SALES largo
Invoices of BLACK SILKS, tbey offer during the ensuing
week full lloet. comprising the well known fabrlqnes of
BONNETS. PONSO.V. FE1LLARD. BELLON and GUI
NET, the moat celebrated manufacturers In France.
Also
LORD A TAYLOR'S highly popnlar Glraud family Silks,
recommended for durability and most perfect aatiu finish,
from 91 30 to $C; former prices 92 to 90.
Special bargains in Jaubert ? Cachmire da 1'Opera for
ovrrgarnient*. (rum 92 35 to 92 7*1.
Gulvernand'a Cachmire Centennial, the most reliable and
effective American manufacture, from 91 50 to 93.
Taffetas, 73c. in 91 30.
Oroa Grains, 75c. to $t 73.
Uroa Brilliants*. R3c. to 91 50.
Also
Cheney Brothers plain Foulard, belt In the market, at low
est prices.
Alto
?"
<->
150 piece* plain
COLORED SILKS.
Lyons Poalt de Sole, 91; former valne. SI 50.
130 plrcea plain Lyon* Taffeta. 9123: former value. 91 73.
2<s> places plain Lyons Grot Grains. 91 30: former value. 92.
lftOpieces plain Lyons Oroa Grains, $1 05; former valne.
92 23.
150 pieces plain Lynns Grot Grains, 91 63; former valne.
93 50.
100 pleeea plain Lyons (Iroa Grains. 92; former value, 92 65.
60 pieces plain Lyons Grot Grains, 93 25; former value.
92 85.
SO nieces plain Lyons Gros Grains, 92 50; former value,
93 25.
SO places plain Lyons Grot Grains, 91; former valne, 93 75.
Also
FANCY BILKS.
Cadrille Noir and Couleur,
Cadrllle Ml Deull.
Caorllle Couleur ilenz,
Taffna Raye Couleur,
Taffeta Cadrille.
Quadrille Noir and Couleur,
Raye Mi Deull. .
Raye Mode deux tons.
Catnmavrux, Grisaille*. Ac., Ac.,
at 00e.. 63c.. 75c.. 60c.. 85e . t*V.. 91 and 91 "flJper yard.
These goods are of the best Lyons and Zurich manufac
ture, and are recommended as being the latest style and
very durable.
Dressmakers are Invitad to critically examine this Im
mense stuck before purchasing.
SAMPLES SENT FREE OF COST TO ALL PARTS OP
THE COUNTRY.
BROADWAY and 20TH ST.
jQRKSS GOODS DEPARTMENTS.
? $
^ LORD A TAYLOR. ^
h*vlog mad* large purchases at the Iste suction sole*. are
now prepared to offer unaual bargains in their Dr?M Goods
PfflltDNt.
Keel Camel's Flalf, 48 Inches wide.
Camel's Hair Basket Cloth, in plaids and atrip**.
Carnal'* IIair da Cacbmere. in handsome shades.
Vlgnor* Camel's Hair. French colorings.
A toll line of very handsome Plaids, striped and brocaded
Carnal'* llair. arltb plain to match.
this department I* now supplied with all tha newest and
?oat fashionable shade- of the season.
if ill offer, on MONDAY, April 10, In their
CA8HMKKK DEPARTMENT,
A fafl line of Damhss* Araharjues, Scire da Caahmara,
Artnvra* and India Cashmeres, lu all wool, and silk and
wool.
All tha new shade* la Casbmar* I'arlstennaa and Cretonne
Cloths, a* greatly reduced prima.
In tha
POPLIN DEPARTMENT
?111 ba fonnd Brocaded and Damaase Pongee. Arabaqn*
and Hasket Cloths, In strip** and plaid*, with plain to
match.
Silk and wool Diagonal*. Sargas. Lyons Poplins, Engliik
M -hair* and Hrllllantinss, In great variety.
Th* popalar
DRBSS GO"D8 DEPARTMENT
T DRBf
Aockad'w
It well stocked with foil lines ot cheap Summer Saltings,
from I'-'r- per yard upward. Including the Cheviot. Sardinian.
Cretonne. Melange, Ac.. plain, plan:*. stripes and brocstdes.
in endless variety.
Samples tent free of cost to all parts of the United Rtatea
^ MOURNING UOODS. ?
Now In stock a Prill and complete aesorrment of Monrnlng
Fabrics, suitable for spring and summer wear.
English and Prettrb Cashmere*, from 50c. per yard up.
Tamise at 73e and upward.
French and English Bombasines, from 81 10 to $3 SO.
Barathea *1 We. and upward.
Hmmoral Crepe at 4<>c and upward
Henrtettaa with silk warpi at 81 33 to 83
Drop d'Alma extra flnc at ft 73 and upward.
Damasse (eery elegant* at 81 7f>. 83. 50 and upward.
Brocade Mohair and Cashmere nt SOr. and upward
Empress Cloil.s and Serge Reps. At, la light weights for
trimmer at*.
Also.
A large and wel1.*el*r?*d stock of Blark Grenadine*. com
Kr.slng new ana beautiful designs, in plaid at 4 striped,
?inn 3'>C to $.'1.
Kirli Brocade, trom 81 up.
Elegant Lace and Velvet etrlpea, st 83 J*> to 84 .'A
Heasilfnl stylet In the Mexican sad ettter use-lies, at 30e.,
40c., V* . Ba, $1 upward.
Also
the latest noreltles In Mbnrafnv RneMngs and Jets. Crape
Veils In stork sud to order at short none*
Brussels and c**hmer? Nets. .-raffs and Tie*. Mourning
Handkerchiefs In great variety,
t ollars and Cuffs in rrnpe and linen
Court cud's English Crap* tit all ti e w Hits a.id gnalillet.
Mourning OntBit lurni<hed at sh irt nistire
oarnn.it of goods sent free ef cost to at. parte of the failed
fftates.
Hreadway and 3r?th st.
OHO A Taylor ~
arr offering a large stork of
4 ? tp
, REAL AND IMITATION LaCEW. i
EMBROIDKHIK3, HANDKERCHIEF.-. Ac., comprising
large lines of
REAL CM ANTILLY THREAD LACK*.
REAL FRENCH AND BELGIUM UUIPCRI LACE8.
HEAL POINT GA7.F. LACKS
RK.vL I'Ol.Nr Al'I'Ltyl h L.tCF.8.
HEAL POINT PI CHhisBE LACEA.
REAL VaLKXCIKNNK* LACKS.
BLACK FRENCH SILK Laces In choice new goods,
latest designs and at UKKaTLY REDUCED PRICKS.
Al.SO.
will open on MONDAY several new patterns in black Kern,
(?uimtre and Hpanish Nets, with lores to match
HAMBURG KlHii.No.-4 and I.VffEKTIUN at YEKY LOW
price*.
IPS'tape border MANDKRRCK1KF8, all linen. St 81 30
dosen, worth 81 30.
HKM8T1CHKH MANDKER0HIEF8, 18c.. worth 33e.
IIKM8TICIIKD llANDKKKCHIKPi, 3Hr., worth VV.
IfKM.-Tli HEP IIANI'KKiteIIIEFS, ?V., worth :?>>?.
iikM8iiched handkerchief*, a*., worth ins.
BROADWAY AM) ?TH RT.
TJLAITINU AND HAMMING BY -IhAU.
* J. H. SHOR N. 114 hast 14th st..
eppeslte Academy ef Masts.
DRY OOODR.
A r
STERN BROTHERS,
SIXTH AVENUE
AND
TWENTY THIRD
STREET.
SIXTH AVENUE
and
twenTy~hird
STREET.
ARE NOW OFFERING
at thie early part of the hum
KXIUaoKDIXABV BARGAINS ^
IN EVERT ONE
OR THEIR
.NUMEROUS DEPARTMENTS.
THE GREAT AND UNUSUAL.
DULLNESS OP TRADE NOW PREVAILING
ENABLES US TO PURCHASE
LAROE QUANTITIES OT THE
LATEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
<S>
SPRING GOODS
GREATLY BELOW THEIR HEAL VALUE.
THE BENEFIT OP WHICH
WE OFFER TO OUR PATRONS.
IX OUR
?
SILK DEPARTMENTS
an imtnamie Stock of
COLORED ORGS GRAIN 6ILK3
In the mod dedrable ?hade*
and EXCELLENT QUALITY, at *1 13 a yard.
100 PIECES, WIDER AND BETTER, at $1 25 and SI 50.
A KKDICTION OF FULLY 30 l'KH CENT
FROM FORMER PRICES.
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS
tho mod popular make* and qualities,
AT $i, (1 15, si S?. SI 50. UPWARD.
POSITIVE BARGAINS.
A large aitortment of
BASKET AND FROSTED SILKS
FOR MILLINERY TRIMMINGS.
TWILLED SILKS,
GROS DE SUEZ
AND VELVETS.
J MILLINERY DEPARTMENTS. T
<?
Large and attractive aaiortmenta of
BONNETS AND HATS
In all the lated and popular etyles.
ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWERS.
WREATHS AND GARNITURES.
UNUSUAL BARGAINS IN
KIHHON8.
NO. 13 OROS GRAIN BONNET RIBBONS.
finest quality, all colon, 17c. a yard.
FINEST GROS GRAIN SASH RIBBONS,
7 luclici wide, bed *hade* and puce (Ua, 44c. a yard,
BA8KET SASIl RIBBONS,
entirely new. 7 Inches wide, at 05c. a yard.
With a large line of
Paris fancy ribbons,
in all the choicest colon.
TRIMMING DEPARTMENTS.
RICH PARIS FRINGES.
OCP. OWN IMPORTATIONS.
TAPE AND CRIMPED SILK FRINGES,
RCCHING8. TABLIERS,
MARABOUT TRIMMINGS.
TITAN BRAIDS AND
FANCY WORSTED FRINGES,
a very large setortment _ _
AT OUR WELL KNOWN LOW PRICES.
STERN BROTHERS,
Sixth avenuo and 23d street.
On the SECOND FLOOR of tbelr
SIXTH A YEN UK BUILDINGS,
are now offering
ENORMOUS BARGAINS ?
o>
LADIES' UNDERGARMENTS,
MISSES' AND INFANTS' WEAR,
TO WHICH THEV DIRECT THE ATTENTION OF
THEIR PATRONS,
AS THE UOODM WILL HE FOUND FIRST CLASS
IN EVERY RESPECT, AND NOT THE
CECAL TRASH OTHER HOUSES
SELL WHEN TnET
ADVERTISE
BARGAINS.
' LADIES CHEMISE,
biix'm inserting and elaborately trimmed with tncks,
idging, at flOc. and SAc.
LADIES' CHEMISE.
trimmed with Hamburg Inserting, edging* and tneka, $1.
NIOHTOOWNS.
yoke, tncked and trimmed with inaertlngs, at 75e. and $L
DRAWERS, splendid marlin and finlih, at 45c. and SOe,
DRAWERS, elegantly trimmed with
llautbnrg inaartfnge. taeki and edgingi. at 79e. and SSe.
EMBROIDERED WALKING SKIRTS,
?In tueka and deep rnflie of Hamburg edging, 09e.
With many ether attraetire bargain*.
and the balance of ear
FIRST CLASS UNDERWEAR,
at corresponding reduced price*.
Jnet received.
three ea^e of MX0ERm
eentliting of
percale and linen band embroidered
NIGHT ROBES, CHEMISES, DRAWERS.
CAMISOLES. WALKINO SKIRTS AND SACQUE8,
entirely new atyle* and design*.
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
A targ* aeiortmant of
2 CHILDREN'S PIQUE GARMENT*.
OABRIELLES. SUITS, HOYS' AND GIRLS' KILT
SUITS. WALKING COATS AND CAPS, CLOAKS. Aa,
In antiraly new atylea
and all aire*.
CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS' LACE CAPS.
onr own deaign and maunfactnr*.
LACE GOODS. ?
PARISIAN NOVELTIES
AND OUR OWN MAKE.
SLEEVELESS JACKETS?
SILK AND LACE FICHUS,
POINT DE EPAIGNE LACE SCARFS.
CA.sIIMERE CAPEh.
CASHMERE LACE STREAMERS.
TIES AND BOWS.
KXETTED SCARFS,
CREPK Dl CHIEJf AND
lac eTtTks and wows,
"lace PIN < ISHIOSS,
HEAL DUCHESS TIES. AO.
NEW RUFFLINGS,
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
SATIN PIN CUSHIONS.
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICKS.
MONDAY MORNING
opening of
? ?
^ SIX UMBRELLAS and parasols, ^
the largest assortment
in the elty.
1 htkrnT hp. i it hers.
<TM AT. AMD 23D BT.
DRY OOODR.
-^sfir?raT~*~cro:~
Will offer on Monday. Ann I ID, the lanced aeeortmant of
choice Novelties ever offered in thu city tu
iiLKa
Alt silk and -ilk and wool
GREN ARISES
Eselaxiva design.*, solm-ted expressly for their beet retail
trade.
1.5i?J piece*
I.YONB eOLORED PAlLLE BILKS,
at pricee lower than similar qualities have been offered in
15 years.
Special lines 81 25. 91 :< > and $1 50. Choice new shades,
mid able lor spring wear
Higher grade* at proportionately low pricea
l,0<vi piece*
LYONS BLACK OROS OKA IS
AND CACHEMIBB finish silks
of the be*t brand*, in part purchased at the recent large
taction **le* at per rent le*? than last eeaaon'e pricea
FANCY SILKS,
newest style*. In black and white and colon, from 60 cents
per > ard upward.
An Inreeiiae varietr of
REAL INDIA CAMEL* IIa!it SHAWLS.
FARI8-TKIMMBD HATS
from Virot and other*: very elegant.
NEW YORK TRIMMED HATS,
onr own manufacture, at the extremely low prices of 83, $8,
912 and $13.
FAUI3, BERLIN AND NEW YORK
READY MADE SUITS AND DRESSES.
PARIS AND BERLIN
READY MADE SACQl'BS, MANTLES,
DOLMANS, POLo.NaISK. AC.,
at very atiraoilve pricea
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
In all the new shnpos, $2 50 upward.
ECRU NET AND SPANISH LACK
OVKUSKIRT9, BASQUES,
from $s upward.
DECIDED BARGAINS.
BROADWAY, 4TH AV? ?TH AND I0TR ST*.
XJOVKLTIES IN
BUYS' CLOTHING.
A T. STEWART A CO.
are offering a large and extensive assortment of
BUYS' READY-MADE CLOTHING,
all wool, eultalile for spring tind snmmer wear; workman
ship, style and Hnish uu?urpaa*cd.
Blue and gray Seaside Suit*. 84 50 upward.
Play and School Suits, $"? upward.
Kilt Suita tor play, 67 upward.
Double-breasted London Sacks, entirely new. 88 npward.
Embroidered Kill Suits, vary handsome, 815.
London Blouse Suits, new 8 >.
sin.l ?? breasted Ulster Coats, very stylish and entirely
new, upward
Separate l'ants to all Suits, 82.
Colored Percales In
CAMISOLES AND WAISTS,
lie* shapes.
BLUE YACHTING SHIRTS
for boy* from 6 to 15 years, itt very attractive prices.
A large variety of children'* aud misses'
WHITE PIQUE SUITS,
from 81 50 to 85; good vol no from 82 50 to 97 50.
READY-MADE SUITS FOR GIRLS,
3 to 16 years, in silk, serge, pongee, mohair, Swiss, linen
caoibri^, Ac.
BROADWAY. 4TII AV..9TH AND 10TH KTS.
qaRpkts.
A. T. STEWART A CO.
nre offering extraordinary bargains In
AXMINSTKK, AUBUSSON,
BERLIN AND DBVRNTER CARPETS,
various sixes, iu one piece.
SMYRNA CARPETS AND RUGS,
very choice, received direct, at price* largely reduced.
English and Domestic
KIVR-FKAMB BRUSSELS,
fresh goods, of the very best quality, handsome designs.
Just from the loom*.
English and Domestic
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
also fresh goods, bright colors and new patterns.
INGRAINS, RUGS, MATs!
OILCLOTHS, AC., AC.,
at specially low prices.
They have also opened a great variety ot the
latest novelties
IN PARIS QUALITY
JtOUl'KTTES, AXMIKSTKRN.
WILTONS AND VELVET CARPETS,
by the yard. The greater portion confined styles aud very
? ehotri'.
TRICES EXTREMELY LOW.
Offering an nmitnal opportunity to housekeeper* to sup
Sly their want* at prlre* lower than similar qualities have
ecu *<dd I'or In ten years.
BROADWAY. 4T1I AW, l?TH AND 10TH 8TS,
1870 JONES' 1P4U
NEW -TORE.
I
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CHOICE DE8ION8 Z Z UPHOLSTERY
Z Z
IN CARPETS. Z Z GOODS.
Z Z
TAP., BRUSSELS. Z Z MATTRESSES,
Z Z
INGRAINS, Z Z CORNICES, Ae.
from 40e. Z Z CHEAP.
Z Z
z z
Z J OOO NN N F.EEE SBS X
Z J O O N N N E -8 Z
Z J O O N N N EE HAS Z
Z J J O O N NN K 8 Z
7. JJ OOO N NN EEER 8.48 Z
EIGHTH AVENUE EIGHTH AVENUE |
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I NINETEENTH STREET. NINETEENTH STREET.
i
7. J OOO NN N KEEK 8H8 I
I J O O N N N E S 7.
I JO O N N N KK 8.48 Z
L J J O ON N N h 8 Z
Z JJ OOO N NN EEEB 8SS 7.
I 7.
LARGE I 7. WIN now
STOCK Z Z Nil AUKS,
Z 7.
HI'OS, MATS, Z Z HOLLANDS,
oilcloths, z z Lack curtains.
Z X IN SETS
MATTINGS, Z X
Z X OR BY Til K YARD,
REPS, Z Z _?
AG. <8> AC.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
WILL BK OPEERED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AS WE
ARE DETERMINED TO MAKE THIS one of the m -i
ATTRACTIVE AND POPULAR ESTABLISHMENTS IN
THE CITY. AND GREAT CAKE HAM BEEN USED In
th? selection of new desirable GOODS IB every depart
ment.
NEW DRESS GOODS OPENED DAILY'.
SUIT.* AND DRESSMAKING under tlie management of
Mine Leyer. late of Paris Elegant new end wtylist. Suite
ef our own Importation and manufacture, lb cbuiee spring
styles end designs. lb nil the Invnrite febrlce of the leeeon.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Oar recent end extended purchases at the large a net Inn
?lie* will enabie ns to offer great bargains In desirable
color! ae low aa (I per wird, for i-et price $1 Ji. bleck
Silks In to hoc.. (I. (I ID ann upward. Great Inducement#
In bne satin Satsli from SI SOlu $J MX
MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALTY.
Unntonl attractions In our
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
at very attractive prices
Linen, Table Damaek. Irt?h Linens, Napklne. Towels, 8c.,
IN EXTRAORDINARY bargains.
GLOVES. LACES,
SCARFS, EDGINGS.
HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS.
TRIMMINGS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
FRKNt II BONNETS^ TRIMMED IIATS,
flowers in wkeathr, bunches,
RIBRONs, ORNAMENTS. VEILS, Ac, Ac.
LARGEST AND DECIDEDLY THE CHEAPEST
STOCK OF DOMESTICS In the city winch will he ...Id by
the ynrd or liy the piece at M A N I.'t ACTl'KBItV PRICKS
A vt-.li will prove to purchasers that our prices will hB
found lower than ever be lore offered in the public.
JONK?.
Sth bv. and Poh at.
1876.
SPECIAL AT fRACTION.
GREATEST BARGAINS IN THE CITT.
FANCT AND BLACI BILKS.
MTRIPES I GRISAILLE,
and
CHECKS. | RAVE ANN I LLP.,
"'ml end upward.
DRAP DE FRANCE. DRAP DR VIZILLB.
DKAP DE PARIS, CaCHEMIR DB RHONE,
CHEN IS oimsaII.LK,
7">e. end upward.
jftNEd.
Stb ae. ead tfltb et.
f'KI'.l' s CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASUREt TIIB
[V very beat; stg lor #8 .171 Broadway
nAlll. ?Miss K. ST J. CAGE. -Ida ?TI1 AV.. BK
tweea .1st Bad *J8d Ms., manufacturer of 8ae Invisi
bles er Top Pieces iii every style and at very reasonable
urire.; sisu Single Hair I-runt Nets and every article in
hair work.
A RARE CHANCE TO I'CKCHASR A KKaI. INDIA
Shawl for 8*1" la greenbacks, former met $rtM) In gold.
For further Information addteee A- Ba, baa 111 Mprald l'p
tewa Breach eflke.
DRY GOODS.
Af
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K II II K H U C II II 5 ?
K II II U R II C H ? 1
KKK II Hill! KKR II O "H1IH ****
E II II R R II 0 H II *
II II K II II C II H * ?
K II II K II II O 0 II HI 8 ?
KERB II II K K II CCC II II 888 ..
8TH AVENUE AND 24TH STREET.
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY MORNING. APRIL 10,
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN KVERT DEPARTMENT.
II H A IT! IT IT 8888
II II AA TBI
II II A A T 8
I! IIIIIIHII AAAA T 8SSS
II II A A T 8
II II A A T I 8
II II A A T 8888 ?
OVER 5,000 1)07. EN STRAW HATS FOR LAD IE*
MISSES and CHILDREN at unprietnlwllowprlctl
THIS DEPARTMENT IS ONE OP THE GREAT *EA>
TARES OP OUR ESTABLISHMENT. AND OUR AB>
SORTMKNT IS THE LARGEST IN THE CITY.
MILLINERS AND STORK KEEPERS MB anpply thaaw
eelrea from our (lock in any quantity at manufacturer#
price a.
100 CASES AMERICAN CIIIP HATS, boat ebapae, la
plain and combination colon, at "Sc., S5c. and $L
100 CASKS REAL FRENCH CHIP HATS
at 81 75; all color* and aliapei.
700 CASES MILAN and DUNSTABLE, all eolora, *8
LADIES. MISSRS and CHILDREN, lateat ahapoa.
at 75e? av , * 1 and 81 23.
100 CASES LADIES' FINK BLACK and BROWN STRAW
HATS, latest ahapea, at 44c.: worth 7,'wt
100 CASES LADIES' ROSKDALB AND FAIRMONT
HATS.
at 25cworth fully flOo.
10 CASES MISSES' SCHOOL llATS, fully trimmed.
at 3 tc.; worth 75c.
10 CASES BOYS' HATS, lully trimmed and Ilnad, at IS*
10 CASES BOYS' BROWN~STKAW HATS, fully trimmed,
at 23a
50 CASES BOYS' and YOUTHS' FINE STRAW HATS.
fully trimmed and lined, at 50c.: worth 9L
EXTRA DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN
Millinery Sllka. Tur<|noLe, Haakot sllka, Froatod Sitka,
Drap dea Indea, Ac., Ac.
BASKET SILKS, 81 SO per yard; worth |J.
FROSTED SILKS, 81 per yard; worth $1 50.
SOFT SERGE SILKS, fl 115 per yard; worth 81 73.
CASHMERE LACES and NETS, in all eolora. Inclndla|
cream, pearl, white, black, blue and pink, at special bar
(aim.
FINE FRENCH FLOW h RS. 7
<g>
both In Imported Sprays and of our own branching, la stylet
that eau be found at no other establishment, at reaionabla
price a,
AN INSPECTION 18 SOLICITED
IN OUR TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT.
We are dlaplaylnir the larj-i-at assortment of ELEGANT
BONNETS and HATS fur LADIES and CHILDREN, at
exceedingly low prices.
Our styles are t' e tmest In the city.
PATTERN BONNETS fur the trade at reasonable pricee.
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF WHOLESALE
BUYERS. WE HAVE ARRANGED A JOBBING
DEPARTMENT ON THIRD FLOOR OUR PRICES
WILL BR FOUND LOWER THAN EVER, AND
! OCR TERMS AS USUAL.
?>
SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
NEW SPRINO SUITS at 82 ID. 83 75. 85, |7 50.110 mad
upward, all bargains.
SILK Rl'ITfl at $.'5. 835.840 aod upward.
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
SPECIAL ATTENTION 18 CALLED TO OCR ELE
OANT STOCK OK IMPORTED SILK SUITS. DIS
PLAYED DURING THE OPENING OF THE PAST
WEEK WK NOW OPFKK THE SAME AT UKKATLY
REDUCED PRICKS. To SELL THEM OFF RAPIDLY.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
SILK AND CASHMERE SACgUKS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
? LADIES' AND CHILDREN*' UNDERWEAR ^
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY. WITH
OUT EXCEPTION.
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY MORNING, AT 14
O'CLOCK. SOME UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS II
THIS DEPARTMENT, BOTH IN IMPORTED AND DG
MEST1C GOODS.
A LARGE JOB LOT COUNTER tWILL BE OPENED
IN THE CENTRE OF THE ROOM ON SBCoNI
FLOOR. TO DISPLAY TIIEsK GOODS.
AN EARLY CALL IS SOLICITED
ALL THE OOODS WARRANTED FIRST CLASS
BEING WELL MADE, AND OF GOOD MATERlAl
ONLY.
ENORMOUS ASSORTMENT* OF 777777 55
7 5
WELL MADE CHEMISES. DR\W- 7 5
KKS, SKIRTS. TOILET SACWUF.S, 7 5555 ere
ac.. sc. prettily trimmed. t a e ?
AND WORTH .V) PER CENT T 5 e
MORE. OFFERED AT T 55 ecc .
Call early. At theae prieea the gooda wlU be eald off
rapidly.
t PARASOLS. -? X Parasols. ^
Now ready an Immense a-.-orinicnt of >11 the lutri novel,
tie. in LADIES' HUN UMBRELLAS and PARASOL*. la
ULAUK and COLORED SERGES. FANCY HaTINS. HKO
i'ADKD mid ill Kin SILKS, with I'KARL. IVORY, ROKR
WOOD. AGATE and EBONY HANDLES. with rsal 7..14
silver. real shell and nickel trimming, at ruanofaetartre
prices.
TI1E NEW CANOPY PARASOL,
the latest novelty, black and cdi-red. lined and trimmed
with l-nee, with the must exquisite bai.dlei, at raaaonablt
price k.
A CALL OY INSPECTION SOLICITED.
OCR GOODS SHOWN WITH "PLEASURE.
NO ONE URGED TO BUT.
t REAL GUI PURE AND YAK LACBh.^
AT L$ss Til an GOLD COST OP IMPORTAtIoN WR
have succeeded in purchasing large lotmoi
REAL LACKS ?t THE LATE AUCTION' HALES at price*
helnw the Knrnpaaa fold coil, and bow offer the tame at ibt
following low price*:?
BEST REALStl.K GUIPI'KE LACES, fall/ 2* INCHES
wide, at II.V . worth fttllv 'Ik
2', IN' IIKS wide at ?Oc., worth 75c.
a INCHES wido at .Vjc . t)u<:. and U2e? worth fally Si pm
'"Inches wide at 75c., worth $1 25, and wider widths la
proportion.
LADIES WILL DO WELL TO EXAMINE T1IBSM
Of it IDS AS EARLY AS I'OSSIHLE, AS T1IK GOODS
can certainly not he replaced at less
THAN 25 PRE CENT ADVANCE.
*)
SILK PKINGKM.
AH the latc-i and raott rathlonabla atylet ofaEk Fringes,
from I in 12 Inciter wide, al positive bargain*.
ELEGANT FRINGE, from Zf( Incite* aide, at 45c., 50c.
sad 55e per yard.
EXTRA FINK EHIsGE. Imm :i to R Inches wide, at 75c.,
A> . pi, SI 25, SI 'Al. SI 75 per yard ana upward.
Ilandwime Knotted Fringes, II inches wido, al SI; worth
TV per rani.
Mill fine of WIS t and MAKtHOUT TRIMMINGS, RILE
(IINI'S. An.. Ac., at prtree to anil
Worsted Bullion fringe*, all tlta latest spring shades, al
Sc. per yard; worth Lie.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO DRESSMAKERS.
HAMBURG EDGINGS at rxtremelv low prices; all I ha
grvnla warranted ta?t edge and on good material.
Fine Edgings at He., 7c , Sc. and lite, pair yard.
JOB Id IT or FINK HAMBURGH at 12c.; worth 30c.
Wider Hamburg Edging at equally low prices.
T HOSIERY DEPARTMENT 7
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All the latest spring novelties now open.
Fall llna of LADIES' KALHKIGGANS. sleraatly tap
brotdored. with silk lit all colors,
at SI. worth Tl 35
LAMPS' FULL REGULAR HI'ltU'ED HOSE, at Me.;
worth 7.*>c
LADIES' FULL REGULAR BALBRff.OANS, at TV. :
worth HGc.
CENTS' FULL. REGULAR made Socks at ?te. per pair.
EXTRA QUALITY ENGLISH ila'f Hs>e at 22c. pot
I pair
BULL line ot GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS at as
trcmely low prleos.
A CALL OF INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY ?
1,111 TEI) IRRESPECTIVE OP ANY DESIRE OF
PURCHASING. NO ONE URGED TO BUY.
Ol'R GOODS ALL WARRANTED AS REPRESENT!!)
AND ANYTHING NOT PROVING SATISFACTORY
WILL IIE GLADLY EXCHANGED OR MONEY RB
FUNDED. ___ ^ ' ,, _
^ KIIKICH*', ^ ^ KHMICHS'. ^
3S7 "Til AVENUE, 2SS.
NEAR 3ITU ST.
far Other Dry Goods AdvertlHiasato Ms
Ttrtalltlh

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