The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14

UNE IA, lS74..-QUADRUPl
DRY GOODS.
CONTINUATION OF OUR 0sEAr CLEARING OUT
sale in all special previous 70 rebuild.
| LACE sAcQvEs and Lace snAwLs.
S re a. sa nss s00'' imported posi-
ss1s: ses ss.o ssrGn Gsn
scsris panehons.ei and flsehq. attention !, nc,
fs
are al ss. hs
| seuted
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Closing out, in order make for rebuilding, bal.
7 LADIES' rNDERoAKMsKTs
LADIES uADsKoAKNIsTs
These goods Sannot be exceed for style and Ani,h.
GENUINE RAHa1Iz,
g 1AGsAlEs BARGAINS:
SASH GIBBONS
WIDE 2! ,os ejc AMI More sash inches wide 'oc'
Neck Ties superb styles Of French goods much below
Closing . aIsfs hASHs bargains a4'Es
s e 1 r.
ton OF per i .pte ssaTey
FANS. FANS.
handsomely painted Fan. have Iesn srs.sy 1saaess
EBONY oss and saaia~oo s' Sticks very re-.
SG%s
Real os.rch p, very o me TIPS Pn n apa pompons
black. 49, or bunch Of three Latest novelties ii Dress
1 RI sa Jet 'ns n'eFi Eoo s"s ss ss~sl so
JVANTED--A SUMNER SILK DRESS. BY SMALL
sized lady Any person going IN mourning car
na and
WANTED TO PuRCuA ia DRESS PATTERN OR
less q e,aSs ssi rood qualify made or snnsds
sSsnSs near 'iR Sen ys svs s' street, ~ = 40 AS
For other Dry Goods Advertisements See
First Page.
MILLINERY AND DNEssMAKING.
AT MASON RARRls IS EAST FOURTEENTH
a street, near Chieksrinss- Bonnets a.d hound
duced prices
A -MAIsoN WALTON, &C.. BROADWAY, ABOVE
"A Union square, importer q tarls bonnets ana ing
"a sss Xxi gsDs n
notices paper pa'e aM eus = msssar Clinton place.
u g. mnO New
p9M sssda ss
and Thirty second streets.
A -A.-THg. LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Gull
A dnen ssr Mnss IN he ey also ase F R5sss
teenin street. between University place and Filth sy.
A FIRST CLASS DREssMAKER WILL MAKE Ell
6ss, at ss om 10 persss a.
ling guaran.sed the Paris fashions received weekly
.ui ss FAT or and a
Riding natis, Hats and Piumes expIesy ior the races
thirty hf seventh Street wa ~ w. . "
" NJ. oLNEY IMPORTER OF FRENCH MILLINERY
~ to reduce s0mmer stock before July Offers an
prices; French EMP ana Leshorn HAS rich French
fourisenth street go ~
(oMrAoNIE LyoNAIsg pREssMAKINo EsTAB.
s ss' Tssli S s.T 1ss. Nine
NINE. =. sTUBENRAUcH. 81 EAST TENTH STREET.
onne 3 sna
domestic, a, greatiy reduced prices
NINE: cnEyALHR; NO R,. EAST TWENTIETH yaS ia
ladies' ma, tins week VIII Be the last one for The sale q
sSa lei win be eo'sd S 's
sence.
NINE: A. MICHEL, FORMERLY WITH MARIE
sa 81 s sn Road s a one ss R
20
SPEcIAL NorIcE.-JUsF RECEIVED, IN TIME. FOR
s'it sassG near Ne
MUSICAL.
A GRAND G GsssH se,2S.s sy 40s'o'
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets,
the m'st successful
anu complete,
open whole year the reception Of amateur
~ '- secretary.
a: se ts.s rsar,sensh Street. near Fiitn avenue.
No. m u Ss ga IS osu Ss .ass' Ss., s.
THIS Celebrated MUSIC School. the Oldest
Sf PEI '9 Ta n for Private
and Glass Instruction In all branches Of Masio and
eign Languages by tn, most eminent Professors at
Ao EEW 1puPILs REC WED DAILY
n. B.-The New YORK Conservatory u the only char
tered cSnservTory Of Music IN The State. having no
institutions which initiate lis name, evidently with the
view OF obtaining patronage thereby.
| A FRENCH GENTLEMAN (rEACHER, WOULD LIKE
IA to teach music piano and singing, drawing and
French for ny board during the three months Of summer
vacation; wTl he at liberty June 20; best references
Address TEACHER, care Of Mr. J. Hoey, 21 Broadway.
| GENTLEMAN OF GREAT EXPERIENCE OWES
"A instruction Oh P!anoforte al pupils residence SO
per quarters best references Address with resi-
dence TEA CHER, box TO Herald Uptown Branch olce
| L2G BroA1 way.
| A MERRIAM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
/ "A No.s0 East twentieth street near Filth avenue.