The New York Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1872, Page 1

HE NEW YORK RERALD. ——S = a NEW YORK, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1872—QUADRUPLE WHGLE NO. 13,230. AMUSEYENTS—Fourm Pace—Second, third, fourth, and sixth columns. Srnentntrit Pace nisth column, poalenens WANTED vounramera |B Pice—First, sec- third, fourth an: col Boalt AND. LODGING WANTKO-FounrEmeTn Pace— BROOKLYN, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Firreunta BUSINES OPFORTUNITIES—Fourruxwen Pacr—Sixth column. BUSL (CES—Ninta Pacx—Sixth column. GIrY REAL ESTATE FOR Fae .E—Furresnta Pace— y seoomd columns, @LERKS 'AND or eaanhig IXTSRKNTO Pacge—Fourth qLomitingevovuru Pacn SOR tHAIAT AND GARDEN Che Siurminn Pace—Fitth coastwise STEAMSIIPS—Tuereenmn = Pace—Sixth gorAittNBlisunres—esevenen Pacr—Third column. JOARD—FourtKenta PaGe—Six'h columa, Beri ACAbENTBS Foci Pace—Second column, Ist y ~Sistennrk Pace—Sixth column. DS—Finsr Pace—Secoud, third, fourth, fifth wir gains, And Szcond Pacs—Virst, second, columns. wot HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- a FUENIS ED—Tuinp Pace—First and second col- EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS—Tarrresntu Pace—Fifth and ee ee Pi Pacr—Sixth columi PINE At LE Lev ENTE Paab—thied, column. ARTS—Tuinrkentn a ged ee, FOR SALE—Pirreentu Pag ixth colun FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Turkp Pagr—Second and third columns, FURNITURE—Seconb Pace—Sixth column. PRENCH ADNERTISEMENTS—Sixrexnta Pace—Sixth colamn. meh WANTED-—-FEMALES—Sixreunta = Paue—Third ene por columns. TED—MALES—Sizteentn Pace—Fitth col- (CARRIAGES, &0.—Sroonn Paor—Wifth and nan columns, HORSE DISUASE.-sxcoxn PAgr-Sixth column. HO! wuTEENTH Pace sixth column. Sc. WANTED—Firrsion Pagy— col INSTRUCTION—Tnep Pact Sixth colam: JERSEY ( “onny, HOBOKEN HUDSON CaN, AND BER- ESTATE FoR Fivreentu Page— Thin nd ‘dak LECTURE SHASUN—Pounrn Pacx—Second column. LOAN OF¥ICES—Tuiro Pace—Fourth column. Seal an FOUND—First Pace—First and second col- MacHINERY—currmexen Pace—Sixth colnm MARBLE MA; S—SixTeKNT Pace-csixth ¢ column. MATRIMONIAL IRTEENTH PAGR—Sixth column, MEDICAL—SixteentTn Page—Sixth column. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING—Ssconp Pacx— 1 Fourth column. ‘MISCELLANEOUS eee tet fe Sl ‘Tweurrn PaGe—Sixth colnm: MIRCELLANEOUSS TuinD Pace—Fourth column. MUSICAL—Fourtu Pacu—Virst column. NEW PUBLICATIONS—Turro Pace—Fourth column. FERSONAL Pus art Ase ire column, PEANOFORTE! ENTH PAGB—Sixth column. PROFESSIONAL, "SUATIONS W. WANTAD—VEMALBS— rd c PROPERTY OUT OF THE ony “FOR. SALE OR TO ENT—Firtxzntu Pace—Third and fourth cohimas, ean eel TO EXCHANGE—Firreenta Fourth and fifth columns. ee leat WANTED—Firrsxentn Pace—Fitth col- RELIGIOUS NOTICES—Tminreenrn Pace—Sixth column. REWARDS—Fixst Pace—Second column. BALES AT AUCTION—Tairp Pace—Fitth and sixth srrugiioNs WANTED—FEMALES—Sixtxenta Pace— second and ae columns, * srrvatio iS WANTED—MALES—Sixrexwmn = Pace— a Pags—Fourth and firth col- SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, 40.—Sxconp Pacx—Fifth STALLIONS—Sxcoxp Pace—Fifth column. Sai Ra ATEENTH PaGe—Vifth and sixth col- oO URE FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES—Tainp Pace— GUIDE—Tauetezntu Pace—Sixth col- UNFUR! RNsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— RD Page—Third and fourth columns. WANTED TO PURCHARE-“Tiup Pacs—Fourth column, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.--Tump Pace—Fourth col- umn,’ eke Gia wa: COUNTY .PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO ‘T—lirreentn Pace—Third column. TATE, SHEAMBOATS, 4C—Tuizp PaGe—Fourth col- "PERSONAL, 2 Ww. M.—YOUR NOTE WAS” RECEIVED ag « afternoon. I beg you come to ms tmmedinigiy 7 am frantic. JOSIE, NY INFORMATION OF THE PRESENT WIERE- abouts of GEORGE H. PORTER, son of Rev, James will be rewarded by aduressing FULTON itr, Herard office. ANSE SUS? RETURNED; WILL BE AT the house at 6 P. M. B L—Y_OALL TO SEE, ME AT 696 venth avenue, corner Forty-fourth st R W. J. HARLES—I HAVE RECOVERED THE STOLEN property by the aid of the English Gypsy. ANNIE, \ANNY—AS AGREED, saoeee ME, APPOINTING an interview. WILL, box 154 Herald office. JFFORMATION OF JAMES REID (COLORED), AGED ‘thankfully received by his brother at 304 Fan Ellison street, Paterson, N.J.; came to this city in Beptember trom Norfolk, Va. Pde LO WHO TOOK THE NUMBER OF urrence. will pI their address to H. ITH, office of Eric Hallway Company, 309 West Twen- on third street, they will | Breatly oblige tl jo subscriber. NFORMATION WANTED-—CONCERNING THE ‘whereabouts of John B. Bradel, who left his home 23d Bay last, to go to, Albany, since which time he has not feet 7 inches high, dark com- penn arith ‘ight side whiskers and mustache, and his ye'was gone. Any information concerning’ him will Be thant Fecelved by hs wife at 737 Bast Ninth street. Albany and pers please copy bear FORMERLY ON BOARD U. 8. 8. QUINNE- aug. will Hear something to his advantage by call- {'WIGGINS at 'a8 Duane str Pues M.—DARLING, NO LETTER YET; MONDAY, GAME © place ; 3:30to 4 P. M. IN—WILL SEE YOU ON DAY MENTIONED. SEMPER FIDELIS, — Y IDOL—FAREWELL. IT I8 TOO LATE Now. SEMPER FIDELIS. God bless you. RELS, FRIDAY—AN ACQUAINTANCE SOLI- ‘Address Misist visa atari MoRes Py ERCE—MEET ME AT THE CRITTENDEN ba ven jem Nao ats Pon ss 1,44 Broad- ELH. ING-SINCE OCTOBER 2, A BOY NAMED Lawrenee McGovern, 12; drown ansir. dark eyes, biuo overcoat ; dark brown cap, slitn and tall for his Any information will be thankfully recetved b; red mother, LUCY McGOVERN, 182 Bast street, Harlem, NE WHO FOUND IT DID NOT RECEIVE NOTE till the Sth; was there; no watch. Address again P. ARTY WHO RECENTLY REMOVED FROM 517 Sixth avenue, second floor, please to state number and street of present abode under Personals. Quulays repaid w with thanks, ALBERT.—NOTE OF 2D RECEIVED ON TH. 1 2 have moved. Please call at number stated in note and | present address, 8. D. QTRAYED AWAY.—A YOUNG MAN FROM 20 WEST Tiorty-second street, answers to the name of Billy; ae curly hairand has alarge “C” marked on the front irt; has not been seen since election night. A Env will be offered for his return aud no questions USIE—WILL MEET YOU THURSDAY AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock on Sixth avenue and Filteenth CAPTAIN, ‘AIN, JAMES DORLAN.—YOUR BROTHER COMES back Tuesda: HE PARTY WHO CALLED AT THE CLEANING of HI ph and dyeing office position as clerks wi ILL Mea Lord, at 94 Broadway, for a call again. MORTON PLEASE CALL IN SIXTH rt, Miss JEN Y KING, FORMERLY OF THEN. second street, near Third avenue, Address to ROMEO, Herald oftice ? wkesdezaad LL THE GENTLEMAN WHO. WAS IN CAR NO. 2, n accident hap: FITZGERALD, of Broadway line, November 2, w! pee to passenger, send address to cored Railroad depott Wa ‘LOST _AND FOUND. PPED “IN A THIRD ‘AVES UE CAR, 0c OCTOBE: 2i—A ladies’ gold Watch and RUE initials Ge ALP ‘on watch and a aie Juside, being the gift of a de: Sensed ceicnd. A,liberal reward will be given Yor ita ro- urn to 2U9 ih jidy UND—A PURSE, CONTAINING MONE at2i0 Third street, between a 4B CND—A_ SUM OF MONEY, NEAR EIGHTH AVE- ue. Owne! t i ; PBRRNUE MEI, oF Meal cosene ry APP Laren TILK 7711 INST., A BLAGK AND TAN DOG; answers to the Ruse of “Serry: $5 reward if returned fhde No. 7 West Ninth street Lisa ELEGANT MOSAIC EARRING, ON SAT. ‘The finder will be pa liberally rev rewarded ina tie satna to;Ro. 6 Wem Thirty-cighth surcet. OST—ON WEST STREET C. WALLET GON. taininy $30 vote aud f mretzaeaagees ro turned to Wk K.- 16 Murray steeel, J OST_FRIDAY NIGHT, AT UNiOg SQUARE THE Lee riad uh tants tke othe a tow inst Highteenth (is) Slams 4 ened Lt ON FRIDAY, TUE 8TH, IN THE UNIVERSITY ioe nce er Far caining Jace collar and 8 of lace. will be tbe: ered ew SEB Wik prally rewarded by OST-ON NOVEMBER 8 IN TWE 4 erect" Deleon Siath, ond Seventh yrenoeg te mn Books. The finder will re soware op delivering them at % and 3 Grand wrest wai APPLY 5 DRY @oops. URSD! with Ky® Glasses, of gray ‘hair ie in pill receive reward and thanks eto 6S West Tenth street, 27 EAST THIRTIETH STREET, ON 4 the Lith day of October, a Gold Hunting Case Wasen, ith chain and seal ed, wrth chan ange ontade, A. Wberah rewad will be for its return no ‘questions Ls. THE 7TH, POCKETBOOK, COMING PROM ninth stréet Catholic chirch. The Rr give a reward by leaving it at 107 West ‘the owner by return- Lest 2 owner wil Eighteenth street, third floor, + frontroom, a OST—ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN % t,o stg ata Bracelet evade wil be sic eat by ie ee s rewi leaving it (et reo Leonard strect. if sur Mra argnine in | © prerysas C48 ining ee Ky OST—ON SATURDAY, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH nai Pepiin Me, Reatinere Street Bank and Twentieth strect, on Kighth ave- Wate Sete aadeDeneres in oc, keibook containing ‘two rings and small sum @inary, medium, fine made up, and y. A libera wil! be given by returning amporicd Costumes in every variviy of me to 309 West Twentieth strc a SOrat ant ceaise, fon Hiveniig. ind Street Wear, at execeding! tractive ices, to which we woula. ectully direct partiguiar uecention. liavi rge and complete stock ot Ready Made Garments on hand, we are. disposed to Sera a vee than cost, ‘ing addition we have | | je and Swisk Kvening Dresses and Ove Pen in the neatest and most sttractive at fxcced a ingly low prices. We have also just ‘ge and elegant assortment of French aver Cloakn Polonaises, Mantles and Double Capes oe Hoaks und Juexets, and Capes of Fine Beaver, Drap @’Ete and Cashmere, trimmed with Alaska, 'Fitch, Silver Fox and Beaver Furs, ull of the newest and latest designs, mostly imported, and whieh we shall offer at remurkably low prices. Attention is also directed to our line of House Robes and Mornin; je up of Cashmere, Poplin, Empress a1 ‘ool Reps, &c., trimmed in the most sul stantial and attractive manner with Silk, Satin and V Yet, at extremely low prices. ‘These Goods are made up under our own personal supervision, and are made wit a view to substanuability, attractiveness and low pric 3, A DIAMOND (CROSS) PIN.—A ae wi i be paid forvits return to R. 8, OSCUTT, 58 NS, and 60 alt REWARD.— —LOst,, NOVEMBER & aa ‘POCKET. book, between 2H West street and 28 Broadway. 10 "re PBELL, 221 West strce $10 REWARD.—LOST, ket, by’a poor mai, a Pocketbook, with $45 in wreenbacks |i itand agreen card. The dnder will please eal at 400 Seventh avenne, top floor. 10 5 REWARD—FOR CORAL G ‘D BROOCH, Lost in going trom Waverley place, Mercantile Library and Bro: to Fourteenth street. _PUILIP REIN'S Jewelry, under Fifth Avenue Hotel. $4 IN WASHINGTON MAR- png —LOST OR STOLEN ON ELECTION gvening, between Cortlandt street, und office of | “gur epartment for Ladics'y Misses’, Children’s wan tn: New York, Warll,'a Gold Wien Ita G. Beoseley . ~ makers, No. 25,30 Above reward will be cheerfully paid pos tee ts wow fully completo; and, for styles, om quality. of material, wokmans! etall and low prices, we are confident we are not ex- celled by any one house oF the os tinent. Our stock on return of same to owner, 31 New Church street. questions asked, m4 eompri: adi Keady Made in and Cambric 100 REWARD, LOST ON FRIDAY, NOV. 7, 1872, | Wht ng anil ain kira Unerakart, Snemises, Night two R ne. Rol es, Corset Govern he. Mlawen? and ee t Sacai Childrens Night Robes, | Morning’ Slips, He rawers, intants? Hmbrondore Babee: Day and ML Night Diesod Wurst Slips, Skirts, Finntiet Bands Barrow Conts, Flaunel skirts, Merino ‘Cloaks and Stiawis, Lace and Linen Ribs, &c., &c., in complete ‘outfit or by the single piece, and all ai e wot also direct Eleventh street and Fi carat and a half off color lamond; the nine het gold bloodstone setting ; ne cracked in the con Apply at drug store, corner nue, ‘MAN WHO ‘esta ed A the Grand ferenenre of the Tth inst, will return paws 510 street, on the even! our usuall; ulay prices. Ik to ‘the Clarendon Hetel, he, will reoeivé the above Re alae Gn oadinior ia ean Feward, and no questions will be . Shams, which we offer in great variety and various styles, in Kuffie, Inserting oe ‘aud Kmbroidered Bdging, at extraordinary feel confident an in- apection of the above department will of our custom- LARGEST FANCY GOODS DEPOT *. IN AMERICA ers and the public. Our Hosier and Handkerchief! Department {s GRAND RAL. Mocked with the most desirable FANCY GOODB BLISHNBNT Goods for the present Fall sea- aon, consisting of Ladies’ Misses? His Children’s Bath ish. Thread, Silk, Bulk: Cloeked, M4 d, Merii nd, ped and. /plain ‘ashmere. B. ALTMAN & CO. * We wit! place ON EXHIBITION ON MONDAY, NOV. 11, ib ‘ACY, RAN) » ‘themost complete amsortment of MACY. — We are now apening daily all CENTRAL, sao MACY. of the latest novelties trom RAN LADIES’, MISSES’ AND INFANTS? MACY, London, Paris, Berlin, CENTRAL. gi tiles MACY. er European RAND UNDERGARMENTS, C' irke' —— wAGY: AN of our own GRAN: made of Wanrutta muslin, MA importation. CENTRAL, — MACY, Lonsdale cambric jronzes. pot A te new stock of and extra fine lmen, Bronyes from the best in Europe. finished in the very beet manner, Also, & full assortment of phsaly French composition Bronzes and offered at prices at very low pi patent a which dety competition. 5 Opera Fans ae Oper ‘The special attention paid to this department has ena- in every otyle and quality. Died us to Keen constantly on hand the greatest variety to De found in the city, from low-priced (yet well-finished) goods to the mixt claborately trimmed with French and Swiss embroideries, Valenciennes, Sinyrna lace, &c. We submit to ous customers and the public the follow. ing prices: 4 choigeatock of Furs of our own importation. Hosie Underwear, Fi Laces, i: whines iderien Handkerhie!s, Goods, Housekeeping Goods, Houses Furnishing foods, Bmall Wares, Dress ‘Trimm ings, de, MILLINERY. Our Millinery Department — GRAND is complete with all the CENTRAL. | LADIES’ FULL SIZED NIGHT ROBES, new and desirable shades ep fine tucked yokes. back and troni, and trimmed oe SE! of dgnwear with cambri¢ ruffiis.. . $1.38 hee eathers, velven au ti ‘Ribot GRAND « | 402M iaered and tocked yoke, and trimmed with an Te G. F. ‘black Vel Velvet Hibbons, CENTHAL. | ¢mbpoldered and tocked yoke, and trimmed with |, orsted Embroideries, LADIES! NIGHT RO! A falliine of Worned Patterns snd Embroideries, Freach yous ot BONES and needlework in- serting, and finished with needle-work edging.. LADIES’ NIGHT ROBES, Bias tucked and neecle-work, inserted yoke, with band of needle- ros, and clusters of tucks ‘down An elegant assortment of, Vienna Goods, in Russia Leather, comprising Pocket-1 books, F Port-mon- Raies, Toilet Articles, Bazs, ules and evel conceivable article ia_Leather. Nteeeeee Books and Magazines and Chromos sold from 2 to 60 | Lapis CHEMISES, per cent less than publishers’ prices, tape trimmings, ruffed and corded band and MACY. wf discount “GRAND weaves. thes 9 MACY. em i ne soe fi CENTRAL, ee a ose buying vo sell again. <np” | PINE TUCKED CHEMISES, MACY. MAY nD ith N, W. inserted Posoms, and trimmed with MACY. Grand Central St Bs daplishimen CENTRAL. cuunnvin re Fourteenth st-and Sixth ave Lscclighe gh wi Stag SARS RS Ret ee = POINTED YOKE CHEMISES —JOHNSON, BURNS & CO., deep tucking and fine N. W. inserting, fi hed A. importers of Sath ane rutting around wand ‘and sieeve 123 FRENCH MILLINERY Goops, respectfully announce t9 their customers aiid the public TATA Sac vOtetare sac seb In in CHE! Pa Te ee mn ih tacked 9 yoke bactiand front, and Anke ie gente Se being Tow tar ‘advanced d for their whdlesale & ° 5 ve removed the greater ion of their | Lanrrs’ DRAWERS, large from their w! Ce oe ater en and 450 Broad- f way, to their retail house. in ipake, $n eeder 20 | (eRSOS WEN Aenp hem HS severdidenercr clomé out the balance of tietr Fall aml Winter 1 mip 4 i and make room for their Spring egoas which are Row being purchased 3 by Me. johnson in th e French, Eng: y Paloainy goes are Fartaee raaeeesnn nue, A oad 5. ABIMAB § CO, ROUND HA’ Wo dosen of Drab, Winte, Black ‘in! Brown Felt Hats, re- LADIES’ DRAWERS, mane made of Wamsutta muslin, trimmed with cluste Se tea Been tne Canin aii of tucks and deep N. W. insert ho 180 sap Speen Extra Fine Goods, ike shapes, reduced from Silk Velvet Round Hats, in great variety, at $275 and $3. TRIMMED BONNETS ROUND HATS, ey: as above, deep N. W. SAME as above, trimmed with bias puffing and W. inserting and edging... edging 20 We have 9 jety of LADISS’ Cans CALE: ING. and DE: MES SKIRTS, alo U RSKIRTS, and offer the following styles ) and prees as peckahint — TRAIN SKIRTS, Bonnet feet be Deep hem and cluster of tucks. 2 ist $190 jonne reduce Honneis 3 is $22, reduced to $18 Cambric, ruffied and tuck 200 Bon reduced to $15, ead Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Felt st, James Hats, | Per 285 ihined and uneriiamed, 9 and ipwarda Deep cambric flonnce and cross tucking, inter RIB sected by n. w. inserting “En pointe”... 4% Our own importation, in all the new shades. No. 12, colored gros grain, alt BiB, Go EXTREMELY ELABORATE, « No. 16, colored gros grain, aren with ruffies, clusters of tucks, n.w. insert. “wen niy;tive cartons, Tiitich, all silk sash Ribbon, s8e., | 8 &6---- irom $6 W) to 26 00 ‘Wor 7 tity -three cartons, 7-inch, gros grain sash Ribbon, eeneee WALKING SKIRT all colors, $1.25, worth $1 75 tae seat werk : seaebecesty 7 atte ee wiih two cambrie’ rem intersected by custers | |, FRENCH FLC FLOWERS, WALKING SKIRTS, Feathers Jo Jet {Ornaments ‘and DEMERS iis of points and One tacks. 2 at a reduction of pa gent pet p hem and clusters of tacks above.. vreeve BD Mand ath d Fourteenth street, rite Gombe fouare and starters of tucks above. 175 ;_—____ Ree latin trimmed with clusters of tucks and A IOHNSON, BURNS CO. & = ns. trimmed ith inserted puffing or diagonal tucking payive purchased pepe red of Roeilat Merino 6 and ruil 9 Underwear at a large discou Will offer on Mon Nov. 11, and during the we ok the follow goods at 33 dee pinem. ee a f points and clusters of tn tuck: 19 Der cent less sdozen (indies Mee rneck English Merino | ,.ichassorimentin Cambric and Nuinsook’ Corset Gov. Vests, at and © | ors, Toilet Sacques, Ladies’ Embroidered Flannet Skirts, att mb, m ladies high neck, short sleeves, Ade. Aprons, &o. OUR SPECIALTY. Linen Pillow and Sheet t Shame, un Bnequalied in cheapness and ric Full get, consisting of three pieces, trimmed wit ‘luster of tucks and rufic. on Do., puffed, tucked and rattied 1h. W, inserted, Do., two rows of inserted Do., n. w. inserted and e FINE, MUSLIN CHEMISES, | DRAWERS AND ROBES, in sizes suitable for for Young Jadies of all rt al OUR INFANTS’ _D sage gy tf ttractive ‘One hundred and twenty-five dozen ladies’ high-neck, long sleeves, We., $1 anc 12. Ghe undred dozen English Merino Drawers, $1 and ofittssfive dozen misses’ Merino Vests, low neck, SOc. and ‘Seventy-five dozen Imiseas’ Merino Vests, high neck, Jong sleeves, 65c., 70¢. and 73e. ‘One hundred and 1 ‘teen doxen boys’ heavy Engtish Marine Wests, Te and 6 pony Ave ‘foain boys heavy English Merino Pants, cbt By ve dozen malaces! Merino Pantalettes and Draw- a ‘Gne Nindred and Aity dozen men's Merino Shirts and Drawers. $1, ‘$1 25 and $1 50. e DRY_Goops. ae III] B. ALTMAN 4 CO. gros ri rain ourtaan oF the very, inakes, and yianle for the pres. ent wears aca) p Fr cent yw the rae market Sy at pricay tak rang- =F trom $1 and $3 per. Bonnet's make, gros. grain rat > Pepatling C ‘where at 1 ks, i the new cloth sha \esywilt alos offered at reduced prices. Trimming Velve: cy Diack and ‘colors, of every shude and int, to maten the présent fly hat, $2 50, $5 and ‘ Der ‘ard. Lyons © Velvet ashes th widthy, rd) Turquoise Silks and i het , adapted f ior purposes at; $1.00 per obriauld's celebrave lack Crepery from the medium to the finest qualitics, and ranging, In prices from $2 $2 00 a tpwards "ur stock ot’ rel) Dress and Cloak Fringes” and "Panwmentorion Ie. unsurpassed by fowsein the city ter ieganece of design and low prices. We offer, msoine fitiy various designs, extra Wide Cloak Fringes ‘aid’ Pussementeries, with, Qrna- ments to tmateh ‘il colore and shades of Trim- ming Fringes, Cords, Tassels. and Ornaments, which we constantly keep on hand, and made to order at the shortest. notice. fant Bead and Crochet Pasemen- tories and Ornaments Ostrich, micook and Jet Feather Trimming in various ‘qualities and patterns. “An inspco- lon of the above departmens Ix well worthy of the at- iention of our customers and the public, a8 ‘also. our Lace Department, living just opened a viry large and extensive Stock of Real Laces, im-all widths, and of the. latest pauerns, — We oiler the choicest. goods in this Depart poont that can be obtained in any one house in the city. Real Thread. and Yak. Laces, in all widths, Ruitable? for "Cashmere and “Bik wear, A ine of Real Point, Valenciennes, an onde Laces, prices. We’ shall offer cholee made-up Lace Goods, anataaing, and Fichues: also” Spanish Spa ready-made ny Veils. Cartons in plain finen; Embroidered Sots of Collars and Cutts. “Over 600 different styles of Ladies and Misucy at our usually low prices, | This ent wlio contains the latest styles of plaitings “and “Ruttings, for. -trimunibg and Neck Wear. Our Ribbon Departinent 1s complete with @ full stock of Gros Grain, Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, all widths, colors and) shades, ‘to match the’ present suitines. The newest and latest designs of i Ladies’ Silk Neck Wear, compris- ing Ladies’ Silk Scarfs, Bhawls, Bows, a we ‘Ties, Knots and to. match, which oper at a reduc- omprises the most af @ articles in this line. dozen men's English Merino Halt Hose, at 56c. Bs yt bg rv unfurnished ; F a Phirty d to nnd ci ladies’ ‘Boglish Merino Half Hose, at 75c. re ae cambri: eka ine & ie dozen cbiléren's Union Dresses, shirts and Si\ris, Rureka Diape ao drawers’ Tauncheds at $1 00 amc and $1 65, day and christe: ning the latter Hiat especially Sabor’ tere Ringe Na ing and a nee gaia broldery, Va. f 300, ‘ae ladies’ Italfan Kid Gloves, 2 buttons, at 61 Ladies will find it greatly eis advantage to pur- and $1 Cotrvolasier's 2 buttoned Kid Gloves at $2 per pair. A large astortmentot Cloth and Flevey lined Gioves, for ladies, misses and children, all quaiities and sizes, at very low prices. chase their artieey fl our establishment, as they fully 40 per cent. Corsets, Busties, Hoop Skirts, Shirt Supporters in endiéss variety and at pric cannot be surpassed. B. ALIMAN £00, BIXTH AVENUR MBK Ladies’ Siik Umbrellas $1 2 Genta’ Silk Umbrellas, Waoren ‘Alpaca Umbrellas, ak nch, at $2 25; grene bar- gains, INSON, BURNS & OO, Py and 36 East Fourteenth street, Union square, EH of seven and a half per cent, WIAL OPEN on MONDAY, NOV. 11, » Novenios Bargaine in -RBADY MADE SUITS AND COSTUMES, Comprising gies BLACK AND COLORED: SILK WALKING SUITS. IMPORTED WORSTED POPLIN WALKING SUITS, ady made 2 and Colored Suits werery, syle and Uéxign, at er) fraordinary bargains, FINE BLACK ALPACA SUITS AT $12, 918, + BLACK MOHAIR ALPACA BUITS AT $20, $25, COLORED POPLIN WALKING SUITS, $25. FINE READY MADE AND AND IMPORTED SUITS $35, $40, | $0, ‘$45, BLACK SILK WALKING SUITS, $50. ELEGANT TRIMMED SILK SUITS at $75, $100, nt, ORGANDIE AND SWISS WALKING AND TRAIN GUTS, COMPLETE, and trimmd elabcrately with inserting, &c., ai $18 and $25. ORGANDIE AND SWISS OVERDRESSES, trimmed, stylish and elaborate, $9, sit ata apis. HOUSE ROBES AND MOI MORNING WRAPPERS, Cashmere, Delaine, Emp press and nears “auhad Yoplin, Plaids, pat at aud Cashme: with silk, sy velvet, &., $5, $6, $7 50, $9 and $12 and upwards. CLOAKS, in French Beaver, Lyons Cloth, DOLMANS, Camel's Hair, Drap d’Ete, Cashmere, MANTLES trimmed in various and DOUBLE CAPES, | most stylish designs with Ingo, far, POLONAISES, lace, passemente! extremely low prices. At pela B. ALTMAN & 00., will open on MONDAY, November 11, WITH EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. Rich Black Dress Silks, $2 per yard. Elegant Black Gros Grain Silks, $2 60 per yard. ‘One case of new Black Silks just opened, ‘including Bonnets, best make, at $3, $3 90 and $4 per yard, fully 26 per cent less than regular prices. LYONS BLACK CLOAKING VELVETS; ‘one case just received, at $8, $9 aind $12 per yard. BEST BLACK TRIMMING VELVETS, extra rich and fine finish, it $2 50, $3 50 b) anit $4 per ya All the new CLOTH SHADES of TRIMMING VELVETS, beautiful colors and bext quality, at $2 00, $3 and $4 per yard. BLACK tl TURQUOISE AND REPS, ‘Also in all colors and shades, for trimming purposes, at $1 & per yard. ELEGANT DESIGNS IN RICH DRESS AND CLOAK NGES, PASSEMENTERIES, ORNAMENTS, ac, Just received, ae In Thread Point, Point Applique, Yak, Valen- and ciennes, Spanish Lace, Spanish Lace Ne: LACE Spanish rape Veils, in all designs and every Goods, ey ‘TREMELY LOW PRICES, BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS in black and all colors, Of best Gros Grain, 0c, 45c., 0c. a oe. per yard, ONE CASE OF BONNET AND HAIR ORN, JUST OPENED, — in extremely pretty and novel 4 to which we cor- tally invite dur fends and public or examination, We are able to exhibit over 100 various designs of the above Goods, which we bot | ey, OF ee nominal prices, fakin opened four ‘anes, containing the finest assort- * GLOAKS, ‘which will be placed ON MONDAY, NOV, 11, 20 different new styles of DOLMANS, BACQUES, MANTLES “and DOUBLE Caps, for sale B, ALTMAN & €0,'8, SIXTH =AVENUK ge Strangersand families visiting the city, and jadics making purchases of Fall and Win- ter Goods, can tind @ large and elegant as- sortment of first class Goods in all the newest styles and latest novelties, By examinin ‘our immense assortment be- fore purchasing they will obviate the neces- sity of shopping in different stores, saving time and troubie, ag we fee) satisfied that for ‘frst class goods 01 our prices are lower than any house bn the the city. At MEARES’, Sixth av. an Nineteonth atre SILKS, We are now offering special inducements io Black and Colored Sitks, Fall Hney of all the new shades in Trim- ming Silks, at very low prices. All colors t 1B yard; as Very fine Black’ and $150, First clam Black inch, $175, $1 8 and $2, Bome extra choi ‘wide und heavy, $2 Bonnevs, makes at very low prices, We are now offering splendid value in Drem Goods, having secured many cheap DRESS GOODS, dots at the late auction sales. Satines, Empress Cloth, Serges, Popling, in eloth colors, Mourning Good: vy well covered Satin, pod as formerly sold at $225, imming Silks, $128, $133 Gros Grain Dress Silks, 24 Black Gros Grain Silks, #, $275 and $3. Tapissier and other tayorite in Cashmere, Drapete, Crepe Cloths, Alpacas, Barrite Cord; large assortment. Pure Mohair Alpacas, 30c., 380.440. and 60c, Empress Cloths, cloth colors, sie. and 6c. 2,000 pieces fancy and plain Dress Goods, every style, 26¢,, 90¢., 38¢., 40c, and 50e. Rich Plaid worth $1. MILLINERY GOODS, japanese Silks, Ge. and 75e.; Our millinery department is just now un- usually attractive. Besides our usual assort- ment of fine Flowers and Feathers we have purchased an importer’ 8 stock of Feathers, 4c., at a great reduction, which we now offer at extremely low prices. 500 boxes real Ostrich Tips, in all the new shades, to suine as sold all over at $l boxes K Keath and 0c, Pelt tints, Frames, at manufacturers’ price Bonnet Velvets, in Fine black Bonnet Velvet Colored Bonnet Velves, oor art a it low. matah the silks and velvets, 28c.; 1 C., 2Be., 38. all the new shades, and Bonnet sate a gi atk $2, $2 eu gpa and colored Veiveteens, 75c., hes, every color, $1, $1 25 and $1 50. bite, brown and garnet Velvet, $1 25; Our Stock of Hosiery and Merino Under- garments is not excelled by anv house in the city. Our go domestic and lowest prices. We keep every and Gentlemen’ and extra tong Jouvin's and OW in one, two and is. are the best imported and make of Ladies’, Children’s EE ele ea Balbriggan, Merino Fancy Plaid: other popular makes of Kid ree buttons. yeiy fine real Kid Gloves, Des, T5e., bi nd ‘three button enue undressed Kid vex, best qualit; woo excellent article, worth Cloth. gimme and audies’ Buckskin Drivin Gh Glove 8, tur tops, OLOAKS AND SHAWLS. We are now Popeniny Ba la Assortment of pay gag SO xd a +4 Fur trimmed and | richt, somely and ell qld, Met $8, $l0, $12, SWaterproor, Cloaks every syle, ready order; chvice made o1 Baws, i ' $3, $4, $0, 0, $7, $8, 90 und At MEARES’, Sixth ay. and Nineteenth street. CORSETS AND UNDERGARMENTS, Having sade many additions to this popu- Jar departinent our customers can find all the leading makes ot French wove and hand made Corsets (rom the lowest to the highest cost goods at our usual low Colored Satin Cor: Ladies’ ready made rates, made to order. ndergarments of best material, (meally made and trimmed, from We, to $5. eer Chemise nd Drawers in sets, bg Bik TRecoon Reps, Alpacca and Empress Cloth Morning Robes, trimmed with quilted satin, large assortinent, eect MBARES’, ‘Sixth ay: and Nineteenth treet. AIL the leadin, usin by’ HOUSEKEBPING GOODS, makes of shirting and sheet. piece or yard at jobbers’ prices, 10-4 Blankets $3 50, and All iinen Napkins, Hi 8 $1.38 ea Te 2) jozen. eine Russian Toweling, 15e. and 18c.; worth Bed Cor Nowth Notti Me. an At MEARES', Sixth av. and Nineteenth street. DRESS TRIMM! We mings in all Heh An NGS, bles, $1 75, $2, $2 25 and $2 50, urtains by the yard or pair. ce, handsome patterns, 25c., re opening every day Dress Trim: c latest novelties Imported: ‘amementeric Gimps, Fancy t Fringes rand Pur Trimmings tn every width and ud quality Bonnet a sect Bosh Rinbongin new sadoe at... Slipper Patterns, writes, be ay. large an: Ninteanth | Goods M street, We would respectfull amortment Wi WORSTED EMBROIDERIES" in nail styles. Cushions” and Pcanvas, Russia Leather and Morocco Bags bois ord Perfumeries end all kinds of Toilet Articles. announce to our friends and customers that we will open a it collection of ber 2, Holiday RICHARD MEARES, Rixth ayonus and Nineteeth sure a a aGaG 888 U 5 8 U U N N NN ON N N NN N A NNN e's A N NN A A N NN RA AN NN B RA N si 8 t i 8 8 s % , Ms 8 5 8 SSS UU SSS SSS EnRICH’S EHRICH’S EDRICH’S: BuRICWS IRICWS ENRICWS EHRICHS: a: ee EIGHTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, EIGHTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, Our new buildings thronged and greatly ‘udmired. The bargains in all ony td artments fully | MONDAY, NOV appreciated. we will open EURICHWS, EHRICWS, Dress and Cloak Trimmings, FIGHTH AV., NEAR 4TH sit, EHRICHDS, Silk Gimps, EE is, Fringes, TA sere NEAR 44TH EMRICWS, Real Guipure, pisces RIGHTIL AV, EHRICH’S, Thread, NEAR 2TH Si, BHRIC and EIGUTH AY, — NEAR 24TH Si, EURICH’S, Yak — ENRICHS, EHRICWS, Black Silk Gimp trom Be to $25 apiece. AU cheap, Silk Twist Bullion Fringes, 1 in 28, to $2 50 yard. An elegans assortment of CLOAK ORNAMENTS, LOOPS, BUTTONS, &C. Dress and cloak makers libe valle dealt with, L A CCG EEEEEE S888 L AA c Ok 8 L AA c B 8 L AA o EB 8 L AAAA O EEE BSS. L A & ¢ E L A A C E L A A C CE 8.8 LLLLLL A A CO EEEEEE 8883, We import all our Real ¢ Lacs direct from France and Germany, thereby eaving ‘all intermediate Profits and commissions, and we sell the same at loss than wholesale prices,, We have now on hand over 10,000 yards of Real Guipure Laces ut prices ranging trom 12}s0. t0 ber yar Elegant patterns Ben auipare ace, 2 inches wide, fall 2% inches Elegant patterns Real ae ire Luce, full $ inches wide, Rich patterns, fully inches ght St from $1 20 to $t 50 ‘Togeth ther with a rieh up to 9 inches wide, at $1 34 Ps os 82 75, $3 and We quaranteo these privcs to be fally 40 per cent less upwards, than the same quality of goods can be purchased in any store of the city, Elegant patterns Beal bet We cordially invite ladies to call and examine, without relerence to purchasing. No trouble to show the goods. Imported Sample C: ‘Cards on our counters. REAL THREAD and YAK LACES, POIN APPLU UE Bs ES, LACE PELERINES, APES, BARBES, &C. Real Guipure Pelesines at $6°96 and upwards Ik fe t 60c. and de. piven fine Black Velveteen at Tee. and 8c, p 10) pieces extra fine Black Velveteen at $1 ee fr Superdine Velveteens, in Black and © lors, ab $1 25, wortls My $i BLACK SILK YELVETS from auction t leas than cost of importat 1 pieces fine Black Silke vetvets at sl o 92 and $2 28, all bargains, Extra fine Black Silk Weivats at $250, ore ie and $3 worth fully 40 per cent mor sit " GLOAK VELVETS AT PANIC PRICES, Fine Black Silk Cloak Velvets full 27 inches wide, rt 20, Fine black ai Cloak Velvet, Tuite inches wide, at 3h, worth ly $3 50. Superfine black x Runrantoed all silk faco pnd besk at $85, worth $12, our Velvet Department we have been extraordinarily successful in our auction purchases, and will offer Regent inducements to trons throughout e Fall and Win- ter season. CHEAPEST RIBBONS IN NEW YOR! t iinery, Laces and Neta, ™ Black Crapes, Fine Flowers, Feathers, Pompons, Algrettes, &c., Peacock Bands, full length, best make, at 39c. Single quill black Osteiah rips , We., 78e Heavy long black Willow Pebineds at trom’ Pi 0 $8 east ‘cach, ‘orth fall $6 50. TRIMMED AND UNTSIMMED HATS the cheapest ever offered. Fall style Felt Hats at 0c. cach. Fall atyle English Felt Hats at $1 ac inest quality Pench Pere Hats, any shade oF ate, at $1 45, 1,000 trimmed nngiat Se ‘alpitie, s faa opened ‘at $1 each, “always sold at $i 40, In our Trimmed Goods Department we will offer the most superbly trimmed goods at a sacrifice. Owing to the unavoidable delay in completing our establishment the stock his accumulated to over 1,000, and in order ta Tedluce the sate we will offer the entire stock ata greas sacrifice. Ladies invited to our elegant Millinery Showrooms. mm” Mage Merino Vests at at 68c.. ies’ Merino Ve Genta heavy Shirts and Drawe worth $1. its at $1, worth at 8c. worth Te. SUITS, SACQUES, SHAWLS, We have just opened a new Fur Departme sell frat clings Vr at in ever belore afferedes 1,0) Children's Patent Fur seis, Muff sud Bows, sold all at hi ildren’s white Fur Caps at 85¢., sold everywhere at $1 Ladies’ White Sets, Muff and Boas at $5.50, w togeter with @ very choice axyortineut oF the we” Finest Furs at less than the same good: at Jess than goods can be bought in any store in Y: Call and judge for yourselves, * ss H H A W W WL sss & 8 oH H AA W W WL 8s 8 tH H AA W WW WH 8 8 HA A WWWWHL 8 888. HHHH AAAA WWWW L 888 8 H HA A WW WW L 8 8S H HA A WW WW L 8 Coe a ee Ne oe 8 W LLLLL 88s S88 oH HA Greatest bargains yet omered._ 100 Misses’ Reversible Striped 5 Shawls, $1 1S, worth $2 50, 200 Ladies’ Striped Shawls, at $2 50, Heavy gray double blanket Shawls, avg i, worth Hw. Ladies’ Reversible vee Shawl 50, $4, $4 50, $5 and upwards, | all at auction prices. Rich Broche and Brent, Shawls, $12 to 100 each, bole ag exception the lowest ever f.-t Ofte! We can u induce: Scholeonte market we have wee ania a oer Shawls very cheap, and have no high-prived ‘We solicit an inspection. to sell off, Rew Des in Sacques, Cloaks, Ladies’ and nd aves? Suits, &c., &c, We again cordially invite all 1 gant entablishment. They will be e rmrpcaee et the, ah assortment of our goods, and at the unilorm cheapness. ot rdoPs BY mall receive spectal attention, Or mail receive special at Samples and price lists ma fre nm ‘apptication. Polite, courteous attention to Call early in the day a, sro the throng at Temple 9 of Fathi 287 and hth arene, near ma en Fourth stre0%,