The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1872, Page 2

TL, O'NEILL & CO, Hi, O'NEILL & CO., H, O'NEILL & CO., IMPORTERS OF IMPORTERS OF FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS, PRENCH MILLINERY GOODS, FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS, are now offering their Fali and Winter Importation, com- prising the latest and richest ana most desirable novelties specie We Wes, a. nung & ine of “BLACK” VELVETS, bought at jeg neaae ‘auction sales at ape cent less than the cost in gol Ko to OONELLL'S known in the Parisian markets. SH Rian iN “Taal FOR Ladies, | SA 0 of" ROM. HU ous RIBBONS. owftiis BONNET IBBONS, 1,000 cartons No. 12 Gros-gratu Ladies, | Bonnet Ribbons, @c. yard. FOR sf’ 1.0) cartons No; 16 Growgrain}| RIBBONS, O'NEILL'S Bonnet Ribbons, 4c. rd. We invite specta: on to Ladies, this line of Bon: Ribbous—all FOR goto’ lof the newest shades—g RIBBONS, ONEILL's | which we warrant all silk and of the finest quality. Ladies, FLOWERS, Koto, FANCY FEATHERS, FOR O'NEILL'S osTnici ‘tirs, | FLOWERS 500 dozen Wings, die. 1,000 dozen Fancy Feathers at, Ladies, great sacrifics go to. FEATH: O'NEWLL'S ERs, Novelties in Laces, Black Thread Guipure, Ladies, Valenciennes Real Polit , en to, | Valeuciennes Collarettes, Kuf- FOR O'NEILL'S ties, Bows, &c., &. LACES, Articles In Laos wud ti for ladies’ evening wear, made Ladies, up in the Latest ie 0 to" FOR TLL'S VELVETS. 100 pieces black Velvet, $2 25 Wo pees piroen black Velvet, Ladies, Wall the hewest| FOR It VELVETS. Ladies, ROUND H HATS go to and BONNETS, ©’ NEILL’S | 100 dozen Straw Turbans, 80c. 100 dozen Straw Turbans, $l. 100 dozen Felt Bate si Ladies’, ‘Ohil- Ladies, dren's Hound Mats In-Velvet KO (0 Feit and Straw, in all the new- O'NELLL'S | est shapes. ahi WINDSOR TIES, fen ie les ant wes, oto” Crepe de Chine, NDSOR, ofits Scarfs, TIES, Ladies | 1,000 dozen Windsor Ties, 0c. Goto | hun dozen Windsor, Ties, $70. FOR OWEILL'S | “wodozen Roman Ties, 2c. | SCARFS. We have now open the lnrgest and most complete stock .- Millinery and Lace Goods ever offered at retail in the city. ‘The above Goods selected with special care for fine city trade. pei Tl, O'NEILL & 00., . 1. 07 aac £00, Hi. O'NEILL & CO., 927 and 329 Sixth a) T JAMES MecCREERY & CO.'S, Broadway and Eleventh street. Will add on Munday, October 14, to their Superb Stock of Bitks a Fall line of Colored Silks, in evening places of elegant Gros Gr in, in new rich Dress Silks, in delicate tints, for evening rich White Silks and Sutins, for bridal dresses; Black Silks, $225, to the tinest imported. Just received, Very rich Brocade Silk In white and black grounds, with chintz T JAMES McORE YY & CO. Broadway and Eleventh street. Will open on Monday, October 14, a fresh Importation of Real lidia Camel's Hair Shawls and Seat at very attractive prices. Also povelties in Ottoman and Carriage Shawls. es In great variety, trom TI JAMES McCREERY & (00.'S, Broadway and Eleventh strect. Will make onMonday, October as large additions of fresh goods to their various Dress Goods Depa nits, Jucluding, many novelties not ea (extibited, at prices ind Twentieth street. ear; very Bonnet sures. ‘T JAMES Bro Will offer on M Black Velvet (1 ¢ d Eleverith street, ctober 14, new styles of . Black Cloth Cloaks and Talmas, es and Opera Cloaks, eceived t aris and Tertin. ratiention pal Wedding Foutats. “Ladies Underetoting and’ Infants’ Wardrobes tu stock, Ready for immediate use. 's Dresses a ks in stock and made to order. is now ready for inspection. Russia Rable Sets, Ermine, Mink, er Fox, Lynx and Abagke Mutts and Hons, ee olher Tr Silver Fox, Aiaakiond ¢ her Trimming Furs, yt T WALLER & M'SORLEY'S, 45 GRAND STREET, near r Bowery. Fall 1872. Grand Opening. Magnificent stock of Ladies Suits and Dresses, in all the latest Paris and Berlin styles, made of the most Fashionable materials, in the best manner; also Cloaks and Sacques, in all the latest stytes, at popular prices. Dressing Rooms.—Garments fitted and necessary alter- Atiuns made without extra charge. Dressmaking in all its branches. Silks, Silks—100 pleces Striped Silks, from auction, at 81, worth $1 30 per yard. be itt Cc areas od silks, in all the new stiades, at $1 28 fisek Silks—500 “plate from auction, at upward; the greatest bargains ever red, Velvets and Velvetcens, in all colors and qualities, vary cheny. Shawls, Shawls—Broche, Ottoman, Striped, Plaid and Black wt and Merino Shawls in every variety, at great bargains. AT WALLER & M'SORLEY?: ut 245 GRAND STREET, near Fall 1872, Dress Goods—The best assorted and cheapest stock of Dress Goods ever offered, comprising all the new makes ‘and shades. ns and Plaids, new styles, at 2c. and upward. plins and Alpacas, new ieehes, at ‘Be. and upward. galecns aud Ee at Sie. and upward, Hl styles, ead upward, rs, G2gc. and upward, ress Clot! Veloure and Ep! ty rot all hae rag | joods, Merinos, Bombazi jateens, Alpacas, Cashmeres, Tai Biarritz, Popilug. and every other make of Mourning Goods, in every auality, at lowest prices. rape, Serves, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1872—QUADRUPLE SHEET. DRY GOODs. GRAND OBNTRAL eR FANCY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT Ct MAC’ ae ACY, GRAN» wAcr The largest Fancy Goods Depot ia GRAN MACY. Wo are now opening daily ait of cHNTIEAL, MAGY. the latest Novelties from Lot AND. MACY. don, Faris, Berlin, Vio CENTRAL. aud other European GRAN: MA markets, OENTRAL. atl of our own GRAND. Importation. CENTRAL, GRAND It is our highest pride to CENTRAL, sell our goods a GRAND —_— the lowest = prices, _ MAGY, ue mulnory Dor partment GRAND. MACY, 1s complote with all the CENTRAL. ie new and —_ MACY, and qualities of GRAND MACY. Flower, Feathers, Velvet, CENTRAL, —— 8 ney Ha —— MAGY, Frames, &c., all of our GRann MACY: ‘own importation, and CENTRAL. up Stisceltanoous, meat E Ity as represented = GRAND ‘in our compl cto stockof © CENTRAL. . GRAND® re . CENTRAL. ey ps Finbroidertes, GRAND Handkerohicts, CENTRAL. Housekeeping Good GRAND Howekeetine Good ng Goods, CENTRAL. mall — Dress ‘Trimmings, 43 GRAND Worsted Embrolderies GRAND ‘A {ull Line ot Worsted CENTRAL, —< Patterns and Kmbroideries. — MACY, Specialties, GRAND MACY, be oa CENTRAL. sci clalties. —— MAGY. nag this week, GRAND MACY. direct from Paris and Vienna, CENTRAL, — jos. — — MAOY. most oxauisite designs, GRAND MACY. consisting of OENTRAL, MACY. Qa Fearn, GRAND oY. and Silver, MACY. Tyor plain and carved OENTRAL. el M, of 6 t beauty. —— Magy. GRAND YY. Poigla gre Lace, CENTRAL. a GRAND exucialy, inlat CENTRAL satin Fans, beautifully oe painted and richly GRAND MAOY. mounted, all at CENTRAL. reasonable prices. MACY. Opera Glasses. GRAND MACY: sey CENTRAL, —_— Opera Giassos. gash A.largo assortment of GRAND fine Opera lasses, CENTRAL. in leather, poarl, —— gilt und all the GRAND new styles of coloring, CENTRAL. Bi Goods. GRAND s ee = is CENTRAL, phil oe GRAND Acomplete new stock CENTRAL. of real and composition —= Bronzes, trom Paris and Vienna, GRAND consisting of Statues and = CENTRAL. vane iy bee as — ire Pieces, GRAND Bindsand Animals, in CENTRAL. Great Varioty. — A Discount GRAND mone Wi be au adeto | CENTRAL fe MACY & COn. RAND, Grand Central Star Hs Esfabinhinent, OENTRAL, Fourteenth strect and Sixth avenue, —— At KINZEY'S. Passementerie Gimps, 12!c. to Pansetnenterie riniaiing, 280. to 89 Ds. Colored silk Gimps, 2c. Soi pe Black silk Gimps, 5c. to $4 Colored silk Trimmings, Sc. to 25c. yar. Black silk Trimmings, Sc. to 49c. yard. Colored silk Fringes, 6c. to $1 29. Black silk Fringes, 6c, to $1 69, Bead and silk Ornaments, re dozen. Bead and silk Tassels, 26c. dozen. ‘Silk Moss Velvets, 89c. y: Silk Plaid Velvets, $1 cag Yard-wide Plushes, 25c. yard. Silk Bonnet Velvets, 79. up. Changeable Silk Velvets, 92c. Extra Silk Velvets, $land ae wtp. Plain and fancy Ve Rich Ribbed Vaivowcens, "To8. oe Link 4 Bonnet Silks, 260. up. Hich Brocaded Velvets, 360, yard. Fancy Brocade jong, 10c. u| Gros Grain Rinbeas, We., 16c., e., 25¢. Black Gros Grain Ribbons, 10c. We., 250. Wide black Sasn Ribbons, fio ‘up. Fancy Sash Ribbons, éc., 50c., 69c. Fancy Wings and Feathers, 6c. up. Fancy Feathers and Pompons, 15c. up. Ostrich Foathers, 25. up. Birds’ Heads and Wings, 29c. Boys' and Misses’ Felt Hats, Sc Ladies’ and Misses’ Hats, clieap. All-silk Roman Ties, 10c, All-silk Twist Ties, 100. Boys’ fine Silk Ties, 10c. Boys’ flue Silk Bows, loc. up. Twilled Silk Fringed Tie: “er Rich Shaded Silk Ties, Wide plain Windsor Ties, 39¢. Scotch Plaid Ties, wide, 29c. Extra rich wide Ties , 39c., Ato nee Rich double-faced Ties, 50c Opening on Monday 5,600 pairs best Kia Glove up. x WALLER & M’SORLEY'S MS GRAND STREET, near Bowery. Fall 1872, Grand Opening. Tmmense stock of Blankets, Quilts, Flannels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Waterproof Cloths, Cloakings, Felt and Bal- moral Skirts, Skirtings, Shirting, Sheeting and Pillow: case Gece Calicoes, Linens, White Goods, Hosiery, Gloves and & full stock a Tonsekeeping ey, Soot %, retalled at wholesale prices. Strictly one riipice x at tatatition marked tn plain figures. or ALLE Re M'SORLEY. U5 Grand sireet, near Bowery. T LOVE'S, 313 Sixth av., between Nineteenth and Twentieth sts. Cc Opening daily, Cc H the choicest Stock of u °o hand made oO 1 Worsted Goods I c ever displayed in the city c EB for E w Ww 9 oO R R 8 8 T The Infants’ T BE ant E D Silk Hi D Recommended, oy iy icians, a Sold all a °o first clase Stores oO — ° Fi N, B.—By * td or dozen to D 8 8 Bergman's Zephyr on} , im all the le ing colbee. TY. nig Binbrotde a FOURTH AVENUE, Sremping Embroidery cia Establishment, dies’ babies’ Tro: ant a tm of pa Mono- rams for Handkere emprol- to order: cut stock of imported Embroidered tiooda. Wissleaale en fei sto welfth street. T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL—FROM AUCTION— fine ik sf Gold oo; fe Papers w (i pet roll, fine Paper, 12 cents; Gold whee» ante domcenent oe, carpets 8 we oo. ES, 277 Hudson stre Amtomerre BERNHEIM, Successor to ime. Pinchon, Brevoort place, Tenth’ str 19 partes Soetumes, Opera Coste, sii sateen | i armenia Bane Hal Flowers, Feathets, ndsome aworimentot Dress trimmings, pen rontnaits” OF NEW YORE Cuusenitins, BY GODOLPHIN buaKE, READ THEM IN THE BVBNING TELEGRAM 08, also ever Imported; selling in town asi 75. We are closing thei out 896. pair. Italian Kids, Fall colors, 3%. French Kids, two button, 67c. Minses’ xe, all colors, 50c, Sotled Kid Gloves, 25c. Ladies’ and Misses’ Hoslery, 1c. up. Gents’ and Boys’ Hoslery, 12}¢. up. Hematitch Handkerchiefs, 6c., Embroidered with names, 125gc. up. Embrosdered and hemstitch, 123¢c. u Gents’ hemstitch Bane de. up. Gents’ linen hemmed, 15c. up. Real Guipure Laces, 15c. yard up. Freuch Thiread Lacks 1iize. af Black Silk Laces, 3c., tag hs fog Valenciennes Laces, 2c, , 3c. Valenciennes Lace Coll Linen and Val Lace Coll: | Fine Magic Ruftings, 3, yard, Wide Muslin Kumingy, 6c. yard. Skirt RaMings, 2c. piece up. French Tuckings, fine, 25¢, ard. 25,000 yards Hamburg Finbrolderies Se, 50, 60. We. , 15e., 20c., 150 dozen Ladies’ Drawers, cherie, Skirt Night Dresses, Sacques, very low. Ladies’ and Gents’ Merino Underwear. Closing tine imported Underwear. Opening auction Lots of Goods Every day, very low. 601 Broadway, PM e0., op ie. 82 69, 3, 10¢. " "d Edge Ribbons, Sc., 6c., 9c., ee ard. Se SECURED Sa ha 7 10¢., 12340. up, GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW FALL Goops FROM AUOTION, AT KINZEY'S. AT KINZEY'S, AT KINZEY'S. AT KINZEY'S, AT KINZEY'S, AT KINZEY'S. AT KINZEY'S. AT KINZEY’s. AT KINZEY'S. AT KINZEY'S. Or KINZEY's. Tt ivzey's, AT KINZE Y's, AT KINZEY'S. AT KINZEY'S. AT KINZEY'S, AT KINZEY'S, AT KINZEYS, AT KINZEY’S, AT KINZEY'S, AT KINZEY'S. AT KINZEY’S, AT KINZEY'S, AT KINZEY'S. A@RINZEY'S. AT KINZEY'S, Tape-bordered linen Ra i ye ab gg “ up. AT KINZEY'S. AT KINZEY's. AT KINZEY’S, AT KINZEY'S. AT EINZEY's, AT KINZEY'S. AT KINZEY'S. .,3e., 400, card. KINZEY'S, AT KINZEY'S, AT KINZBY'S, WILLIAM KINZEY, between n Amity and Fourth streets. se tiny "ar! erfect fitting Dresses mad gandie, Silk Evening order, ' Ladies invited to call. NARPETING, 800 pieces English Brussels Tal sau leces Three:p iy and ex an Ohetoth Nog widths i Piece 8 entire wholesale Stuck offered for cash wry quan: q PERCE, titles to suit purchasers. 268 and 270 Canal street, Sst Mien ore DUvAL —FaLt AND wie huang Sedeae ‘a dresemak: oe entieth street, ohe door tro T MADAM COLLINS’ DRESSMAKING ESTABLISH- ment, 26 West Eleventh eae tacres oon F Ms I on ie, trim style; Tadies! Underclothing. Swiss hewn, ‘ore Dresses; costumes ready made, to iL x Sess sess zaes rns. 21 Ea: eee Maine ae ‘ Eigen ects naae Be : ae DE, ROCCE FG Pp low a ‘est aris Bonnet TO. mes, a DRY GooDs. D.* KELLY, wholesale and retail dealer ia Carpets, Furniture ol Upholstery Goods. All the newost and choicest styles. Parties about purchasing Furniture or Carpets will find tt to their advantage to call and examine our stock and get prices. 610, 512, 614 and 616 bighth avenue, comprising the entire block between Thirty-fifth and Tuirty-sixth streets, Fences Temporary Store, 297 Eighth avenue, near Twenty-fifth street. Immense Bargains in all the latest styles of Fall Hats, 100 dozen fine black Straw Turbans at 50c., worth St. 5) dozen fine black and brown Straw Regatta Hats for misses, 5Uc., worth BSc. 8 mo “dnest brown Milan Turbafs at 75c., worth © above-mentioned Atraw Hats are the entire stook orn a iarge manufactory that we succeeded in buying at an immense sacrifice, and we now offer our customers the advantage of the purchase, Bost quality real finest Felt olt Hate at $1 45; sold all over Fancy Feathers, Ornaments, &c. 100 dozen Wings at 50c., selling all over at $1. Handsome black Oatrich Tips at 50c. Finest Peacock Bands, full length, at 80c., worth $1 26, The Trade supolied at less than down town Jobbers! prices BURICH'S Tempo! while our new buildin; tT in'belag com completed. We take great pleasure in in announcing to our patrons that we expect to occu ‘New and Blogante Establishment during the coming week. at $2 Bargaius in Fine Feathers, ‘Wings, Aigrettes, Due notice will be given of the Gra Opening Exhibition. Bargains this week in New style Dress and. Vloak be sr rng Pret al Guypure, Thread and Yak Laces, &¢, Elegant patterns real Gulnars, (age full two inches wider at de 62, 5c. oon rant patterns, full two wo and a half inches wide, at + Ob6. And Bho. ; worth $1 10. Elegant pagers full three reo inches wide, at from $1 to $114; worth $1 40, and wider widths in proportion. Our real Suen Laces need no comment, as they are universally acknowledged to be the cheapest in the city. We import them direct from the manufacturer. thereby saving all intermediate tees ‘and commissions, and we sell them at a very small advance. The quality we guarantee to be the very best. Bargains in Embroideries, Hosiery, Muslin and Merino Undergarments, &c. We continne éuring this week to offer the balance of our first quality Lupin Colored Kid Gloves, two buttons, fancy Chee i ead than cost of importation, or three ry for $2 EHRICH’S Temporary Store, No. 207 Eighth avenue, near. renty: -fifth street, ‘Until our new and elegant bulle bullding at 287 and 289 Eighth avenue is completed. ‘iven in next weel ition. Due notice will be Grand Opening Exh! paper of the R. & H. J. EHRICH, B, O%F™* 198 ana 100 sixth avenue i New Fall and Winter Goods opening every day. Go see the black Silks at E. O'NEILL'S. Go see the French Cashmores at E, O'NEILL'S, Go see the Empross Cloths at E, O'NEILL'S, Go seo the Satins at E, O'NEILL'S, Go see the handsome Poplins at E. O'NEILL'S, Go see the black Alpacas at E, O'NEILL'S, Go see the Plaid Dress Goods at E, O'NEILL'S, Go ace the Shawls at E. O'NEILL'S, Go see the Ladies’ Suits at E. O'NEILL'S, Go see the Ladies’ Wrappers and Corsets at E. O'NEILL'S, Go see the Blankets at E. O'NEILL'S. Go see the Housekeeping Goods at E. O'NEILL'S Go see the Bargains at E. O'NEILL'S. WE_ARE SELLING GOODS IN ALL OUR DEPART- MENTS 20 PER CENT BELOW BROADWAY PRICES. is, Salty Bey eve! 10sana no sixth avenie, mn Eighth anc Ninth streets. |AINS in ‘Carpets at the popular Carpet Store, 123 Bowery, noar Grand street. A fine line English Tapestry Brussels, $1 25 per yard. Body Brussels, $1 75 per yard. Vapiine et dhe, Tee ak oi per yard. AIL other goods equally low. DE Fanon, 739 Bre eA ey, 0 oppouite Astor place. Tnfante’ Clogs, Cones and Capes, Dresses, Sacques, &c. fants’ pda from $65 EDs Tpadies' Ouiite: Brida Sets, & Monograins and Initials embroidered to order. ‘Laces cleaned and mended equal to new. ‘Stamping and Stamped Goods. RAND OPENING. GRAND OPENING. GRAND OPENING. GRAND OPENING. E XTRAORDINARY LADIES! SUITS. LADIES" UITS, LaDIzs" SUITS, FASHIONABLE STYLES. LADIES BUTTS, FASHIONABLE STYLES. FASHIONABLE STYLES, FASHIONABLE STYLES. cow: tabae. LOW PRICES. LOW PRICES, PEYTON'S, LOW PRICES. PEYTON'S, Ray 2 PEYTON'S, PEYTON'S, 272 AND 24 BOWERY. ey 272 AND 274 BOWERY. 7 AND 24 BOWERY. 8. KG, Just’ ee new sm cor ao Jove of the celebrated AR 18 Seormisss| Kid Gloves, in 1, 2,3, 4 5 and 6 buttons. new styles and colors Alte. full assortmen Band buttons; a children's KID GLOW! EB, the new Victoria Kid Gloves, at reasonable prices, e8, selling very rapidly. Just opened a lot pas ‘one button, Sc. pair two buttons, 75 bc. pair and ‘ipwards. Call, bens ne and Judge fot Teureelv Kid Plays: te clo Saeed 877 Bi between Eighteenth ‘and Nineteenth streets, at ‘AIR, R, rte —SHAW'S PATENT HAIR equal W@human hair; bed and brushe Switches, Hu market. Solid Swit hes, made over, 2c. salt styles yn hand. Bowery, valyge' Fourth ‘treetand Ore i Jones, upstairs and ixth avenue, between Twenty-second al Twenty: third: streets, upstairs, NDIA SHAWLS, Have returned wie Fall stock of resh Shawls, among which are rome: mn ne TRUSSELL, 98 Bast Twentleth street, ACES AND EMBROIDERIES SELLING OUT RE. Histare of cost, to close the business. Store to let ey ixtures for vale. No. 9 West Twenty-third street ‘ew No. ‘ME, NATALIE TILMAN & CO, st en Le of nth street), are consi “4 in Par ‘aris, Bonnets, round Hats, Mikio BALL, poe Slee ancy most ona fara Gel eiera, N*%. YORK DYBING Al PRINTING ESTABLISH. met Lust RATED’ eee ae ‘ONL! Ad PSS yarn ot patgres given to prssons LIVING OUT OF TOWN WHO DESIRE THE LATEST AND iE LIVELIEST NEWS OF THE METROPOLIS SHOULD READ THE EVENING TELEGRAM. __MILLINERY A AND | —aEg, PORTER & DOA Te vine po, 49 BROADWAY 7a aven' Ed Twenty-third iy of Pas Hognois and E lish Round Hata Ma'smoag which are A MiBst RATE LADY DRESAMAKER, RECENTLY men ery: oe balan a HAAOKI, T MAISON WALTON, 662 BROADWAY, Apove sh dean "Aetna akan Nouns aise Bridsi T ‘EB VE DE LA MAISON, A Roo D Ce Brad pare fm) at reasonable T MES. R. A, HASTINGS, 16 EAST dpe wat dy Sef ey Teter ot nets Ghd Hound tikes fromm the le une. ONN frigid ght BONNETS, ladies’ gblgren ate and Alpine Felis Ite ‘natn! ‘This is valuable; ga C M, ee IMPORTER OF FRENCH feta + has just received an elegant assortme: Winte: Bonnets and Round from ing Earl Pari houses. Mourning Bonnets on hand. arm eulan attention to orders, 30 Kast Fourteenth LLES. A. A, VIOL, 6 EAST TWELFTH near Broadway, are receiv: ving by steal Farts, choigg neleciiou of Bonuets, eet Dre F; moderate terms; ladics invil ME. A, MICHEL, FORMERLY WITH MARIE Galoupeau, 423 Sixth avenue, has just returned from Paris with a d'mose exquisite sortinent of Bonnets, Round Hats, selected by _hersel f in all the leading houses in~ HIS thers at wont Millinery, 647 Bens, ae ts ah mane in ver: test fashion Mme. tg og Pattern Emporium; test imported Pt eran is to M"%. RALLINGS, IMPORTER, 1,115 BROn et Carriage, dinner and walking Costumes; Intest and most exquisite novelties in Bonnata and Round Hats, re= ceived from the leading houses of Europe. LLE. F. M‘KINLEY, LATE OF 12 BEVOORT PLACE, Tenth street, has removed 19 as oak avenue, an will open on Thursday, October I selection of imported Bonnets, round Hats, Litigerie ¢ and other novel- ties. Fourth avenue, first door ‘above Nineteenth stroot, ae EL apse) 222 SIXTH AVENUE, Raber FOUR- os BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, MEDICALLY EDUCATED W WIDOW I LADY—MAG- netic physician, living in her own home, has a nicely furnished Room, with best of care, for & wood tng in. valid or hypochondriae, juiring treatment comforts. Address MAGNETIC PLYSIOIAN, nde 100 Herald Uptown Branch office. A WADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROGURED, FOR MER fiaGtiants manufacturers and others, Persons with Capital seeking busi ged of avproved opportan in Buckley, ties. References yeti & Oo., is, 380 Broadway, 4c, GRIGG! ARLETON & rad uattelal and Business Agents, 98 Broadway. PROFITABLE AND PLEASANT BUSINESS AT Paterson, N, J.; also a good opening in Now York nd other places to establish the samo. “Apply person ally to Dr. CLARK, 19 and 221 Market stroct, Newark, N This is no humbug or quack medicine, PERSON WITH A SMALL CAPITAL CAN FIND & good business by calling at 19 William street. PARTNER WANTED—WITH $10,000 TO $15,000 capital, in the haraware business, to increaso stock business, None but an active, energetic business man may addross C. A. G., Herald office. HANDSOME BILLIARD AND DRINKING, SALOON for salo—Nicely fitted up, upon one of the best ave- hues in city; a bargain, BIG 1008 & BON, 266 Broadway. A PARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $6,000 TO CR a bag established manufacturing ness, jleasant. tater BIGGS & SON, 206 Broadway. N OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY.—AN ACTIVE business man who wishes a safe and profitable busi- hose by investing a few hundred dollars can secure Sta rights to sell the Mica Lamp Chimney; no article is more salable in any section of the count this chimney never breaks. pp ly, to the MICA LAMP CHIMNEY UOMPANY, 226 Pear) street. PARTNER WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER HAS A store in business location ; & good place for a mple room, junch counter, Inquire at 367 Green- wie street. FRACTIOAL, BUSINESS MAN WANTS TO ENTER partner in an established business; will invest 000" ahswers 0 oat noticed if full particulars stated. Address H. B., 18 Herald office. FOR SALE, THE WHOLE OR ONE-HALF IN. . terest of a Manufacturing Business; profits not less than 50 per cent. Call and investigate at LLOYD'S, 29 Broadway, first floor. A® ACTIVE PARTNER, YOUNG AND ENERGETIC, wanted, to enter a good, legitimate manufacturing business, already err ved, aying well, but requiring more capital, to extend; good business references given or ig ed Address FANCY DRY GOODS, box 162 jerald office. PARTNER WANTED—WITH $8,000, IN A LUCRA- itive business ‘and monopoly ; no fortunes guaranteed man preferred. ress or call for GEORGE Stans IN, 433 Grove street, Jersey City. PARTY hoe. A goon woody ig eed hag hem, paving Lange profits, wants a frat class partner, 2000 to $000. For particulars address: KP Horas d office. BRCK A WANTED, A PARTY WITH $10,000 TO $15,000 (4 enxage iu the manufacture of brick with the owner Ata large estate on the banks of the James River, Vir- ginia, where there is an unlimited supply of all the neces- sary materials; a rare opportnt to make a fortune will be offered. ‘Apply to W. A. YATES, 639 Broadway, top oor. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITINS. . Hh IN THE DIN- ain ede ave baal we, at is rome. niter o'clock. 1100 Bowen oe ee Eee eer aa $2,000 7 ts coterie ROAY DE bo DOUBLED BEFORE $3.0 TWANTED, A PARTY TO JOIN IN 4 Pleasant a 5 —PARTNER reer BITHER ring ara heue fa thn ty ad - PARTY WITH THIS J|OUNT i large profits sure, with out sae iy ready. for use; one ac- irepugnalon pea heathy cal preferred. A thor- on G. iG, SALES AT AUCTION, bees pa on. cloths, &0., &c, Details in time, thy AUCTION SALE 0! A’ ve Manufactu) other desirable city wine ane the see Be PSS » keowe'as Now ne and tf front u “hue Seve a eee sas nigra inthe a of eee pee ind should com- Band the atten pardice socking’ a unve and prod. Also Dw above be eames eNom Airy iar soe cals tniiese sity rate House 2 Ne. 68 Liborty street contal with gas turecehons “Forme ver iiberat'and made known on day of sale. The premises may be viewed a any time before sale. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.* public Gacticn, ‘on premiscs at Stattsbure.. ‘hess county, lock nga, fork, on Ja Thursday, October 17, cat cf ie ice Matable te fora Si pademan’s Sumner res jenoe fell fal about ters of mile from rallread station, ‘on the ba anit of t et i: vor, ‘commanding & fine view of the fins and rounding country, RS ‘adjoining, a fine fe oi peabrcenien Sites erate tog March, 16rf, Alo's val Dock Propetty and Bde an ita tet Baty joonted, with dwell Grand os tral’ depot, via ad de. Hudson River Raitrosd, 8 va es iat jagess ang fo aa sale. For particulars ba. 2p! ‘UGHES, Adratuistrator, Btattaburg, N UCTION SALE OF a Greenhouse and Stove Plants foun ta a ee Maal rr ahetion. on FRIDAY, “October 18, at If o'clock A. M,, at the residence el ee Bennett, Eaq., his large and valuable [ej — and Greenhouse omalats 0 1 Sago Palm, ace oy coat Th pees the finest speci- men in the United Palms; fino spt Li Strelitzia eginat Teplendia specimens, 4Maranta Zebri 3 Orange "Trees, int tubs; } jarge pla nts, fruiting, 4 Orange Trees, in pots; fine plants, Tete. 2 Ficus Elastics, india rubber tree, large planta, 26 Camellas; assorted varieties, er eseiee eames varieties, large Rl jendrons. 2 Malaluca or Bottle Brush Tree. 21a ee, plants of Tauerneamontans, assorted Asters all in bloom. 15 yatietiee of Ferma, good sorts and fine plauts. hie Es miso Peach Trees, in and tubs. Also aa ts of Bouvardias, Gardenias, Dyacenias, Cactus, Pelargoniums Eupetoritims, Fuschigs, Jasmines, Roses, Carnations, vias, Geraniums, &c., The attention of amateurs, gardeners and florists is par- oe en to this sale, as the plants are not on! e specimens, but f excellent condition, a1 Will be Dosttively sold withou ELLIOTT, Anctioneer. Cars leavo the Hudson River Railroad depot, Thirdeth street, at 10.4. M., stopping at Fort Washington dep J dae SON & CO., AUOTIONEERS, EDN. ae Octol ‘At 12M., at Exchange Salesroom, Nor ‘11 Broadway, (Execitor’s Sale, estate of oth Fox, deceased. Pearl street—Store and lot No. Ferry street—Store and lot No. SAMUEL M. puppy, GEORGE LYONS, RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Office and pees ag street, opposite srs. PANDO! INT 4 co. wipe NSTON & the house of Messrs. oA Se pile roe salesroot on witsbay, WEDNENDAY and and THURSDAY, i 11 o'clock each day, the finest collection of Marbie Goods, Statuary, Bronzes, ever offered at auction. we been selected by Mr. Pandolfini, who ls now abroad, and will surpas in beauty pl finish any selection that has heretofore been THe BRONZES, CLOCKS AND ARTICLES OF Ale etal will compare favorably with any importation that has THE CARDEN STATUARY, FOUNTAINS, VASES, £0 E OF AN ENTIRELY NEW DESIGN. ug tober ithove will be on exhibition on Monday, Oc- ber LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, Salesrooms 108 Liberty, 111 or cana 2 Church sts. LIBRA RY AND PAR} TUESDAY, at ure WALDRON & SOOKE ‘will sell to gash $1 Parlor Sul ON ‘MON DA Fiz Oe O°CLG AT 38 HURCH @TR FAMILY TURNOU’, noua? TCARRIAGES AND Ladies’ Establishment, Horse, Park Phacton and Harness, Physicians’ Gig. Horse «nd Haruess. ‘Also eight or ten other Horses. Also, Wagons, Harness, Blankets, Whips, &c. TWO STORY FRAME AND BRICK CELLAR House and Lot, auction, October 18 on Highteenth Street, Hoboken, N. J., five minutes’ walk from the Grand Western and Shore Railroad depot, near Roman Cottage, at 12 o'clock M. } Execators, pelos we bidder, for —AN OFFICE PARTNER, WITH $3,000 AND BUSI- + ness habits, wanted at an old stand in a manutac- bh en ne Apply a remunerative Brant, with first se ct cust pply to GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO., York; 9 rooms; within 13 miles of New handsomely furnished; very low rent: doing a highly rofitable business ; bar amd billiard room alone more an pay expenses of entire house: price $14,000 dress, for one week, O. B. A. , box 200 Herald office. HAVE $8000 INVESTED IN THE NICEST FINE groceries lu Sixth avenue; have a fine trade; wa d- partner with $6,000 or increase ‘banness; SF rive and require A 1 reter nces, Address C,, box lerald office. NVENTION THAT IS WORTH MONEY, A PATENT i ities, Switch.: itd renee. to take ene aoe in this city or any place except New nd. ress ENTERPRISE, rata office.” nes Le, FIXTURES AND LIGHT STOCK OF GENTS’ Furnishing Gooas.—Elegant store a mostdesirable location on Sixth avdnue ; or Lease and Fixtures, without stock. Apply to COLE, corner of Sixth avenue and Thir- ty-second street, AYING FROM THE START.~A SPECIAL PARTNER wanted, with a capital of $25,000 to increase a ley mm — ‘business that promises well. Address box 4,949 office. Pewnien WITH $10,000—TO EXTEND A BUSINESS, which only Baty sastpcas capital to make ely ey and CFs PR PRIETA ox 184 Heral amce. ARTNER WANTED—WITH CAPITAL AND ENERGY, in the manufacture and sale of a staple article: profits will be satisfactory. Examine and satisfy your- tit 'ovolo aa Jane, second floor, front office, from 10 o’eloc! ARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $18,000 TO $20,000, in an established manufacturing business: answers oust have full name; to « smart young business man this Baw class chance; no agents need apply. Address Herald office. SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED—WITH $5000, IN A yu! farm a om rt o rt, ive rent address HUDBOR, Weehawken Ngee pet SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY PARTNER WANTED to sell tickets and in the most celebrated Toney-making exhibition In-America, ‘House ‘crowded nightly. Apply at 106 Broadwey, room 14. T°, success, Address PUBLISHERS.—A PRACTICAL PRINTER, OWN- ing a consider quantity of new type, will’ print a weekly or monthly paper at very low rates, Adi 8. erald office. we ents THY 3 de) + SASTAL OR AC. with a to $il per ie Lay tantiaied, ‘well rg us to manage the financt amare ‘ar the concern. and address required. Address box 14 Herald office. ws ‘ANTED—A PARTNER IN A MANUFACTURING business. One Katied can furnish $10,000 2, hear of pier panaene by addressing ior one week J. H. C., Her acrive partner WASTED A MAN, WITH FROM $3,000 TO $5,000 cash, in a first class Hotel on Broadway. None but eash need address FIFTH AVENUE ld office, for one week. rea HO%ELY bo box 14 ‘ANTED—A PARTY WITH A CaPrT aL OF $1,000, ina first class drug store. Apply at 1,264 3d av., be- tween 72d and 73d sta., in the paint store. ‘ANTED—A LADY AS PARTNER IN A_ FIRST class dressmaking establishment; best location in city, opposite A. T. Stewart's, corner of Tenth street and Broadway, over Grover & Baker's rooms, room 10, A rare chance to the right person. WA tojorn in promtanie ven MAN, WITH CAPITAL, to Joie, in profitable business that will one investi- ag and OF ind large profits, Address box 2,641 New orl tin om | PARTNER, WITH manufac ing bi now aati 10,000, IN A STAPLE ration. Please ald Uptown UCTION. SALE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ture.—LUKKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, sells to- inorrow (Monday) morning, commencing at 1044 o'clock, at private residence, 120 West near 6th avenue, over 30) Lots by 7 exialogue Maxnincent 74 octave rose- wood Pianotorte Fainting, Bronzes,, Parlor Sults, Chamber Suits, Dining Room Suits, Buttet, Bookcase, Eta: geres, &c. ticulars sce Monday's Herald. WILLIAM TRIST BAILEY, SO TrONEEE OF A. STEVENSON ‘& 8 ‘will sell by suction, at t at the ‘Bxchange + Malesroom, nm Monda: vine fing ote tober, 1872, at 12 o'clock § M., the Suthwest Corner of Tenth avenue and Sixty-fith street, an L lot, 25 feet front, 90 feet rear, 100 feet on Sixty-fifth'street, together with the three story and cellar frame Lee ‘on corner, 25x43, occupied as a Frame t store, and the three story and basement double ‘ame tba) on Sixty firth street. ‘Terms easy. wane it the auctioneer’s office, 11 Pine street and 226 Fi ue. UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR. niture, to-morrow. (Monday), at the private residence 36 Went 15th st., near 6! PS Room 8ui Etageres, Carpets, ‘Chamber, Dinin Poriteres Full pattioninne in to-morrow's Hera B* DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER. SALES. room 722 prawar, gppodtte New York Hotel. Sanh ndvanices on ail binds of pr consigned for sal ances on for sale. The entire Furniture of ronidenicee bo bought for cash. ¥ F, COLTON, AUCTIONEER. Elegant Household Persians, fine Ol) Paintings, French plate rag Bronzea, ‘On Wednesday, etobeR, 16 at 10% o'clock, at the ane. tion rooms, et Thinteenth To near Broadway, the entire rich lanes Of a large private house fadison avenue, removed to the sal sale, Carved Torewood and blac Dining Room. inte Plate "rier Mantel-and side. M Fore, LADEArY el t Carpets, Blankets, Sheet attresse: a Pinows, Gas Fixtures, solid Silver Tea Ware, rich China and Glass Ware, &c. Full particulars on Tuesday. Y DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, Salesroom 722 Bri roadway, + osite oe roam Hotel. On WEDNESDAY, Oct. 16s at I gcloce. 8 it salesroom, ELEGANT. Houstn OLD FURN’ re ala | NE CURTAL ENGLISH, ee AND TAPESTRY CARPETS, together with Mai , Bolsters, Pillows, Toilet Articles Engraving ‘also Kitchen niture, Retrizerator: RS lent condition, ha in se Dut about one Removed for Conyenience T aate. Catalogues and ready for examination on RST AVENUE, — Wi toneer, will sell at anctios rarons its, Fano: esday. tle on Ti day Oc ae jalesroom, le. Bescon, 7 Fouses and extra sized epee ast side of First between 11211 13th streets. nue, Maps at auctioneer's oifice, No. 4 Pine street. ENRY RTZ, AUCTIONBER. BALERNOOMS, 16 CORTLANDT EET. pee A cite BUMOND TEVEERY, ea nm oO it ‘cloc! ued at onesies Bane racing the finest assortment ever offered at auctios Full particulars in time. ENRY B. HERTZ, NEER, UCTIO! STREET, 1 from busi on rock a Manat mages ay Oct. ae 1 aieloven eer AL ately MS over vary 0 ‘Cabinets, Armoires, ‘TERE JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER. J* P and Closing Out Sale. ‘ansion Cottage Ornee. Four Hundred ater Front nd Water Slow Lots, te, on Tubiahe tel at sriite rh ty nd. Harri- ont sontkaes Va gets eds Ki ath SALES AT AUCTION. si er oa _— ‘amie ero mt all near the finest station ow vitoge tena The streets are graded, the mand! ewe oft te’ Be nai, magnificent Real soot, oot whihin tM two, minutes’ walk ears ‘Dotuber tT, landing; wie ih eacular Rr e by i Fulton ht salnuen athe Clty Hell; ‘no other place ae ucement co ot Seen Bon ye Ter cont conker a the ‘auctioneers feo of $5 day of sale; 3 pot ecnt‘ou the 18th cent, may remain ance, 70 nor on Sond nnd morlgage years, Serco ott & Spare “ber and clear torn al Caer rt ‘The steamer ett loave Bridge Qforrisania oak mt LG AM: for the qrouuds. "Free Down ke the tsanis steamer af Fulton slgzot ali ma or Harlem steamer A. M. connect with the ak taem bri . Mi, BROS, N yortod. Fouty a co. 0. Acta Shud “avenue, between ‘AMES M. FORD, AUCTIONEER, ADMINISTRA: tor's sale of very auperior Household Furniture, oa pamane., a tn inch at Pock excursion steamer “eamnet For excursion pokate, maa maps and ae (eee pextiouls 12th aud 125th streots. eaduy, sctober ale beavers res rere he 228 Thi street: ine nices to toh: black walnut Case marole ire, side and Fancy Tal Paintings tel Gras aie room Sul ity, Hale Beddtig fo olletware Rocking Chal, Exte Stes, Chin ‘and Crockeryware, Dial Velvet, Tapestry and other, Carpe! pets, Ot &c.; also Ki pnts Furniture, with whic! Est fos, favited to koopers the public are earnestly inv! 3 Agorris WILKINS, ‘AUCTIONEER. Bam ’ sale of Houses and Lots on West Fifty-cighth cof Bibi ‘avenue and Grand ‘olreis, Ree 7 0. lt FRIDAY, ag Exoliany the four stor firey. ight esate cath ide, pak weet Sf Righih avons Hiry- eighth street, ak huh a ‘ae ane 20x100.5 Sa paid feo from 9 a is tos. lor inspection." M ab the auctioncer's offiee. ARSHAL'S GAL day. 00 eect Pe ncebeng will sell, et, Foo Sen clock, Fi tures - donb ‘of the = York fi stl f Wording "Machines. Forges, Hon Roaming ing, co if also Truck and Harness, amas ts To Barrel: Hoe PPE RUUBON, i Marshal. M4RsanS ae SALE.—SEWING MACHINES, FURNT eects a ee WALTERS, Auctioneer, i sell Mont Esk. at salcsroot pA Ais nn Whi ier & Wilsot ing mors and Enipts Rewing Machines, in pertect o fonsehold Furnita: Gite ee lik Goon tod und Platiorin daies, Mensu , nd Patton Gytier Counters Ao. GAMES DONOVAN, Marshal. A. PIERSON, AUCTIONEE! 0. By A. D. MELLIOK K, Jn, & BRO, No. 6 Pine Second Car oust es 800 choice Villa Plots and four i Houses aoesikoiga Gatover 1b, 1872, 43, Mon the premiack, a This offered at auction, onty wo mindionivonn City th Halt Now York, by. Erie of Ne Sermey Midland Railroad, and io five minutes di from either, Avenues 70 feet wit ‘A line of horse car, eaening “thren ug) wh ihe property. cures easy and comfortable se nnectian, with sl parts the city; 4 efsaation, unsurpassed, with extensive and p ture: ‘Terins unusually Uberal ; sale absolute ; title perfect. Seventh, Regiment ‘Band; luncheon before cial train will leave New York at ll A. M., foot GHambersand West rd streets, For maps uctioneer, No. Pine street; or to 0, er,23 Dey or P.O. SCRRARDT, 619 Ninth aven: Pens AUCTION SALE OF QOTTAGE PI ir county, minutes of de| Fe 8. OLMSTEA Renae Brosaway, or B. R. AT 110 Broadway, corner Pine stree AWNBROKER'S SALE—MEN'S Hebe ae Pr day, a AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell, Bowery, 500 lots Overcoats, Businoss, ka a OF q Goats; boeskin and Cassimere Pautalcons veive oie and Caasim ssimer® Vests, By order of John rr AWNBROKER'S SAl SALE.—TUESDAY, JAMES AGA! Auctioneer, bg ue! ae = New rts § 4 Woollen Shaw! and other Dresses tot Remn: ne fe} Stik, Table Linen, Sheets, Blan! Quins: Coats Pantaloons’ and Vest By order of M. a. ND. 8 buillvan street. hte ee SALE.— WEDNESDAY, JAM! AR, Anctioneer. will sell, at 59 New ‘Bowery, iots Stik Dresses, Velvet Clonks, Remnants, Broche Woollen Shawls, Underclothe: Pel fable 5 Sh e Spreads, fine Feather Beds, Blankets, ie! taloons and Vests. By order of A. B. Bai en AWNBROKER'S oe —THURSDAY, JAMES Ag: ‘Auctioneer, will sell, tote M and Women’s Clothing, Blanke able goods. By order of John AWNBROKER'S SALE.—-FRIDAY, JAMES AG. ‘Auctioneer, will sell, at 69 New Bowery, a large sortment of Men's and Women's fine Clone, Blant Be one Cet paltatle for the season. By order of Fredricks, 128 Men's Clothing, by order of Moss Bros., ‘Wednesday—800 lots of Men’s and Women’s, cart ores of E. Sparenberg, 3%) Broome street, Thy lots of it and Women’s Clothing, by ordes 3 SALE—MONDAY, BY JOHN Mq Cloths ne Heading ‘sh “3 is xn yaks and o EC women’s Clothing, fine ing, Shaw! loaks a1 Goods, ayer solomon Stearne, V8 West Twonty- e PATMEn, Gr act AWN BROKER'S SAI hI a in vote BY JOHN MQ Di <a, Skirts and Bac ues, Blankets, Sprents and’ ane Feathera, also 20 lots tue Overcoat, 1e | js0 200 Tots fess, Frock und Sack Pants and Vents and of yy order I, Aaron, 197 Proce and Sac! he trade invited, street. MD ne roms RICHARD FIELD, je wha ig om eres 121 Bowe! ler eens ‘8 and Wa Women's rgottin THURSDAY, October If By order lots Watches and Jewelry. FRIDAY, October 18—By order Hugh Freel, ‘0 lots Men's and Women's Clothing. wats A STARTLING 61 SENSATION IN TH EVENING TEI TELEGRAM, ouR WORKING | GIRLS 2ND THEIR ADVENTU: _ POLIT! CAL. D* COSTER'S “ENGLISH. GERMAN MEDIA‘ ‘will contain a guide for New York and Brooklyt the proper candidates to vote for. Edition 200,000 co) ON. WM, H. DONGAN, FOR ASSEMBLY, NI District.—Ata mecting ot the High Dada: ty Asad awin jawin C. W. Oliver, Ty rd, held at thetr reo évening, inst, Bell, Secretary: E. ‘Reso! at tnalvided efforts, 0 secure the election of = the ensuing election as Representative from the NI iy E ATIC, RINTING OF EVERY DESCRIP’ done at short notice by the Metropolitan Prin spammed corner of Broadway and Ann street, Sti LANTERNS, FLAGS, 4C., AT G, BRUEC} 77 Warren street. TH | ASSEMBLY, “DISTRICT. CITIZENS’ NOMINATION For Member of Assembly, AUSTIN. LI LEAKE. Ata Sena of citizens of of the Fifth Peon A rencuyss pt earey, Hee atthe residence of 0. oe on Saturday Setoper’ ‘i, Nie Austin Leake was unanimously n nat iF member ot cory me ai earnestly mended to the voters of this distrlet. tay onaten Dawre Mooney, Secretary. Wiliam Paones, LJ Macdougal street. John ©. Hi 86 Prince street, aya M9 Piney spring street, Street ui Esring Iaeob 8 Pan 8 gechart Aaron Riley, 101 Joum W. Lucca, 72 Sullivan street. Dr. A. Rogers, i93 Spring street. many others. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Cissy a B29. RAS