The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1873, Page 1

, HE NEW YORK HERALD ———— WHOLE NO. 13,580. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET. a DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTISERS, AMUSEMENTS—TrunreentH Pack—First, second, third, as guYetncono Paaxosixth ‘column. SERRE poor 5 Gr eantn vace—Pirst, second, Boa! seid WANTED irramwrn Pace— BROOKLYN SixteentTH Pace—First column. Bagoeyy es HEAL rare 1 hg saciieaaaas Pace— ond and third ¢ BUSINESS O OEP ORION IT Ee -Euevexrn Pace—Sixth ‘BUSINESS NOTICES—Nurrm Pace—Fifth and sixth col- crry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Founts Pacx—First and second columns. CLERKS — SALESMEN—Fourtsexta Pace—Fitth ‘alumi ‘CLOTHIN INGe-Szcoxn Pacr—Sixth column. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS—Founreznra Pace— colum! COASTWISE ‘STEAMSHIPS—Sixteants Yace—Sixth PARTNERSHIP Stax Pace—Fourth column. OUNTRY BOAKD—Sixtxxnta PaGe—First coluron. DaneeG ROADEMIES TutarkentE Pace—First col- DENTISTRY —Grereenra Pace—Sixth column. DRY GOODS—Finsr Pace—Second, third, tourth, fifth and sixth olumne, ‘and SkconD Pacr—First, second webbing wousES "ro LET, FURNISHED AND UN- FURNISHED—Tuikp Pack—Second and third eol- umns, nico ee STEAMSHTPS—Sixreanre Pace—Fifth and ROP turnreenen Pace—First column. ND EARS—Tuirtkenta Pace—First column. SixteentH Pace—Sixth column. mH Pace—Fourth column. FOR SALE—Sixtgentu Pace—First and secon jcotpmns: bdreaer omg ROOMS AND APARTMENTS LEt— THIRD Page third, tourth and fifth cape! in Page—sixth column. HELP ANTED—FEMALES—Fourt&eenta Fourth and fifth columns. HELP WANTED—MALES—Fovnteentu Pace--Sixth col- umn, none CERETAGRS, &C.—Sconp Pacr—Fourth and IxTEENTH Page—First colum “ her ‘ WANTED Fourra Pace— ind sixth columns. AnstRUCTTO KEuaventy Pau Pith cola JERSE Ce OKEN, HUDSON ©! iY AND BERG N REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—FounTs eThird column. LROTURE SEASON Eutverrn Page—Third column, LOAN OFFICES—Exevents Pack—Third column. LOsT AND FOUND—Eurvenrn Pace—Fourth column. MACHINERY—Sixreenta Pace—Second column. MARBLE MANTELS—Fovureuntn Pack Sixth column. MEDI invay OARS Page—Sixth column. Pace— MILLINER Y DRESSMAKING—Szconp Page— ‘hird column, MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—Tweirra e—Sixth column, MISCRLLAN {OUS—Sxconp Pace—Third SOM: MUSICAL—ELeventa Pace—Fourth columi NEW PUBLIGATIONS-—Ntsrn Pages sixth column. PERSON. Finst Pace—First column, send ORGANS, &C.—Sixteenta Pacs—Fourth rao L—SixTkENTH Pace—Second column. PRORESSIONAL BV amon ADEE ee ALES RTEENTH Pace—Fourtl cd PRoFERIY Oot OF THE City FOR SALE OR TO ‘ourTH Page—Third and fourth columns, REAL L ESTATE Sen FXCHANGE—Fourtu Pace—Fourth REAL ESTATE WaNTED—Foverit Pace—Fifth column. RELIGIOUS NOTICES—Sxconp Pace—*ixth column. RESTAURANTS—Sxconn Pace—Sixth column, REWARDS—Exzventa Pace—Fourth column. BALES AT AUCTION—sixreenta Pack—Third and fourth columns. pts Se) WANTED--FEMALES--Fourteenta Pace— irst, second and third columns. pe A 1 sy sneiy Waetanmpe ‘OURTEENTH PAGE— Fift SPECIAL. SOTUHS—Rrevenre Pace—Fifth column. BPO. RRING=DOGs, BIRDS, &0.—Sxconp Pace—Fourth colum: BTORAGK uevernn Pace—Fourth column. THE TRADES—Fourtexntu Pace Sixth column, a TURF—Seconp PaGr—Fourth column. ORL ET CRS BUERIBEE PURPOSES—Tump Pagr— and seeond columns, tafe Sled @UIDE—Sixreant Pace—Sixth col- UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET—Tuirp Pace—Fifth and sixth columns. WANTED T TO PURCHASE—Exeventa Pace—Third col- WATCHES, JEWELRY, 4&C.—Sxconp Pace—Fifth col- umn. WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR ‘0 LET—Fovunta Pacr—Third column. WINES, Liquons, &C.—Sixteenta Page—Sixth col- WINTER RESORTS—Srxtexxtn Pace—First column.’ bas a ciara 4&0.—Exevents Pace—Third in. i= other than have rec _PERSONAL, | ae T PAY ANY OF YouR DRAFTS : ust have @ consultation with you. Come hom Inaniediately’ ‘and all will be well, and all forgiven oy your devoted Fannie! } READ AND CAKE.—IS THERE ANY IN THE CITY? ‘The oven is ready, but there 1s notning to bake. Care SUNDAY MERCURY.—WILL MY LATE correspondents repeat their addresses. including je. Address CALC—TTA, box 136 Herald office. (ONSTANCETACKALANTERNSOURGRAPESTOALMI- Why do you refuse to grow “in an unweeded garam” Avith this cabbage head {Know you mot that ‘he strawbe: grows underneath the nettle, and wholesome berries thrive and ripen best neighbor'd by fruit of baser quality 1” CANNOT BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE ; there must be some cause for this eis y sentiment you entertain toward me, ized in appreciative terms my fidelity. You not grant me the sad satistuction of Knowing why I Zannot write yout My tongue Is tied: there is so muck to Be told which I cannot tell through tags medium. gbgnot again leave me in darkness, T¥T'H AVENUE STAGE.—WILL THE cape wD Fee at astisted out by the next ay Gress HONORABLE, Herald Uptown, Branch otice, 1205 Broadway. (OR ADOPTION—TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES only. bright blue eyed female Babe, six weeks ‘old, American parents, For particulars, call on Dr. KING. No. 6 Amity street. (OR ADOPTION—BEAUTIFUL NEW BORN BABES, male and female. Mme. DESPARD, 41 Kast enty-cighth street. ee FOR WINTER, tiie ttl ts Roe PEX.—YOUR FRIEND WHO Pe ae TaGw * roadway We cuxiovs tosee you. Address H. A. R., Merald Uptown Branch office. ONOR AND FAITH MAY STILL BE RELIED ON, but there must be no further trouble or delay. NFORMATION OF PETER AND ANN KEN ND their son Francis, who left Ireland some twenty, Years ago: when last heard of were in Montreal; natives 1 parish of Kiltrusten, county Roscommon, Ireland. Any mation of them will be thankiully received by their dimhter, JANE KENNTE, at her residence, No. 731 Lex- ington avenue, New York city. NFORMATION WANTED. PA’ OM Berlin, Prussia. He can peeve, important letters from om home s at 374 Broadway, New Y es ‘OF PROVI- Ti ADELA R. BUDLONG » nce, R. L, married Henry Wm, Herbert, author, will pend her present address to MALEK ZANLITENE, Post office, New York, she will hear from an old corre- spondent. ACK AND CHARLIE—CAN FIND YOUR OLD felend by sending address where note will reach you to Herald Uptown Branch office. NELLIE JESSUP, Ons Ant Ea E TED 10 WRITE TO terson Post oan where he will hear ot some- fring 10 his advantage ; or if any of his friends should see this and write to this address It will be thanktully re- ceived, Address Ww. L, B., box 9% Paterson Post oifice, Jon GRADY, PEDLER, PLEASE SEND ADDRESS to letter B, Herald office; you will hear of something % your advantage. OHN SHIELDS CAN FIND AGNES MKEE AT East Twelith street, near avenue A, rear house. —AS THE PARTY TO WHOM THE PERSONAL IN . Herald of 23 must know to whom it reters will she — a wie. Y The BFP ag eon can be re- HOPE, box 109 He ss mee: " THE NIGHT OF 2D ER, Sonn Ge G. Chatterley, i 27, height 5 roots renee oweke 3 and hair an biack beard. Any informa: il be Penni. repelved and liberally paid | for by & EORGE Cb CHATTERLEY, :3 Bergen street, Brooklyn. RS. OR MISS SMITH, WHO HAD 1 broken open that was stored on Hudson stre dress D. Herald oflice, ‘ADIBON “AVENUE CAR—LAST EVENING, 7 Yelock, from Sixty-third down to Twenty-seventh street Will’ young Indy. with purple drest, lavender Sloves and solltaire earrings, permit the gentleman who make her juaintance agreeable, ; Aidrem HOWARD W., Heraid oft geben ABELLA, MARLOWERE, AT TH THE RESTAURANT eyes, don't forget ** * Sanday EDO. L._.—COME HOME AT ONCE, ALL MAY BE M. arranged, and save your be from disgrace. PATERSON, BLLY | PITCHER: N. a TeUL, THIRD STREET OR NEW JE NK ET address DOWN EAST, box 117 Herald ERSONAL — THE PERSON WHO LEFT SOME Jewelry at the Ri aril plonse call'and take ittanaa” 2 Hast Fourth strect, \GE-ALLOW MB ONE wae TO consiprr. IN H. SEEBECK, APPHO—I AM DISMISSED, I PR angen n'g silence is evidence sufMcient of wanahe ae pt Mog trouble her no niore; I was once “oti: but PRODIGAL—PAMILY ALL LIVING UNCHAN love gou devotedly 1,8 + * through all onty held vod | dea fold; if you really care to know fev BONNIE, fo wiLciANt CROWLEY—THEY COME HOME ON T°? HOME ON Tar PARTY WHO TOOK THE JEWELRY FROM a piiventy-sixth street, must return tt ag his dl out and Ne will be expo ric ofite ROM HIS HOME—366 HALSEY treet Brooklyn, on Saturday, October lth Gwynne, aed 73; Height, six, feet; gray 1 whiskers: ressed in fla wih ere colot Ki aker cut coat over it: blue vert a ight felt hat. information Rance te full; ived and liberal ag Maha 1 OF A GWYNNE, ae Tiare FORMERLY OF NO. 4 8 Fi aniiitegh Brookiyn, send address to 8. WHATKING: TEE Ay, Di Vis SEND ADDRERS LD Witkak Broadway, roo dls itt 2a DRY GOODs. RERR_ EEEEE II M M A N_ N? 583 R MMM MM AA NN NS 8 R RE 11MM MM AA NN NS Rg RE IIMM MM AA NNN SB RRRR aad IiMMMM AAA NNN 88S R R iim MM MA ANNN 8 8 R R EEEEE ITM V MA AN N 888 (HHI ESTABLISHMENT, GREAT UNION SQUARE 25 UNION SQUARE AND FIFTEENTH STREET. Great panic sale contin invoice from the recent panic auction sales. We are fully deter- mined that our friends and customers shall have every Dossible advantage in the recent decline in dry goods. ‘The very superior quality of goods to be seen in our vast showrooms makes the importance of this sale still greater, We positively guarantee that we offer the very finest class of goods only, at Feal and most decided bar- gains, on MONDAY, October 27, 1873, and the coming week, inour Silk Room. 2,000 pieces rich black Dress Silks, purchased at last wee! auction sale. Those well- kuown fabrics, Bonnet’s, Gite Bellon’, Guinet’s, Ponson’s, ake Telllard’s. We offer them, without reference to value, ata price unheard of before. 200 pieces 24-inch gros grain Silk, at $1 25 per yard. ost the importer $1 90. 20 pieces 24-inch gros grain Silk, $5 50 per yard. the importer $2 18 200 pieces %-inch superior gros gain Silk, at $17) per Cost the imj porien$ $250, 200 pieces 24-inch better quality gros grain Silk, st the porter $3. 200 pieces 24-inch still better gros grain, at ‘ost the ioporter $3.50. 200 pieces 24-inch very fine gros erain ae it the importer $4. 200 pieces 24-inch satin finish gros rain it at $275, st the importer $4 25, 200 pieces 24-inch still finer gros rain Silk, at Cost the py Coa 50. 20) pieces 24-inch sublime satin finish, at $325 per yard. Gost the eamporter $5. 200 pieces best quality gros grain Silk, at $3.50 per yard Cost the importer $5 50. We have opened several cases of colored Silks in new choice cloth. shades and evening tints. N. B.—Just opened, 100 pieces colored Silks, in new evening tints and the newest cloth shades, 24 inches wide, at $2 fer yard. Positively never sold before less than $3. GeGcao RRRR EEEEE A TITTTIT G G : Oe ] AA T q R E AA T Ga R R E Se, Taha. T G@ RRRR EEE AAAA G GG@QR RR E A A T qa @R RE A A T e GR R E A A T GaGa R R KEEEEE A A T Bargains in rich imported Costumes. Since the money stringency all the Garments in our Suit Rooms have been reduced one half, thus placing elegant imported Garments within the reach of all. We exhibit the largest varity in the city in ladies’ SILK svITs, WORSTED SUITS, ALPACA SUITS, POLONAISE AND REDINGOTES, ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS, MANTILLAS AND DOLMANS, ELEGANT OPERA CLOAKS, VELVET CLOAKS, WRAPS, 8U., £0, &C. Rich silk Costumes at $50, $58, $62, $75 and up. 1,000 ladies’ Suits, in camel's hair cloth; Serges, French Poplin, Cashmere, Empress Cloth, the most desirable Parisian designs, at $20, $25, $30 and $39; beautiful black Cashmere Suits, trimmed with silk, at $35, cost of impor- tation $70," Elegant navy biue Serge and Empress Suits, trimmed with velvet, at $30; cloth, trimmed with silk; stylish Cloth, halftight fitting Jackets, trimmed with velvet fringe and buckles, at $750 and up; Cloth Dolmans, trimmed with fur, silk and passementerie fringe, at $3 and up. Elegant Paris made Jackets, in basket cloth, honeycomb and diagonal, in olive, navy blue, invisible green and all the shades, from $6 and up. Cashmere Dolmans, embroidered all over by hand, beaded, Jet, oxydise, gilt, silver, crystal; Opera Cloaks, white India silk, embroidered with white silk and beads, edged with swans down; same style in pale pink, mouse and lavender. Children’s sailor Suits, from $6 and up; many styles children’s Jackets, $1 0 and up. Elegant fine silk velvet Cloaks, trimmed with yak thread lace, &c., at $80, cost to import $100. PPPPPP A NN. N oO ‘atcha i AA NN 3.8 ¢@ P AA RN BE on g P Pee NN N IW C PPPPPP AAAA 2... a ae P A A ae oe eS 4 A A N NN I ¢ P A A N NN Wt C6 rE a A ON NN IL cocco in Black Goods. Fine pure wool black Empress, Sie. per yard. Fine pure wool Cashmere at 45c., 50c., 60¢. and up, 10 cases pure Mohair at 2e. per yard. 10 cases pure Mohair, silk Justre, 47c., fally worth 75c. per yard. 100 pieces black Australian Crepe Cloth, 2c. per yard. Elegant 28nch Lyons black Silk Velvet, pure silk, from $8 and up. Seng) 0 pieces beautiful Velveteen at ve, worth $1. In our Lace and Embroidery Section we offer extra- ordinary inducements, ret) Real Guipure Laces, from 126. per yard up. Real Yak, in all the new fall w fall shades, both beaded and plain, Real Phread, Valenciennes and Polat Laces, New designs in Blonds, together forming the best va- riety to be found in the clty, at less than gold cost. Hosiery and Kid Gloves, from the great panic auction sales, {00 dozen two-button Paris Kid Gloves, new fall shades, every pair warranted, ate. 800 dozen ladies’ merino Vests at 60c.; Cost to manufac. ture, $1 25. aia 100 dozen Ladies’ Balbriggans, $2 75 per half dozen, All other goods proportionately aa low. AY THE pHE @REAT U Mion ( pQUARE KATABLIGH-) ESTABLISH- M. i, REIMAN & CO. c0., 2% UNION ON SQUARE AND FIFTEENTH STREET. Ssssssg A L BEREEBE * : AA L BE 8 re tae ry SSSsss8 AAAA L EERE 8 8 seaassa” A A Tupuna. DRY GOOoDs. DRY Goo B ‘ALTMAN & “C0. R. MEA ONDAY, OCTOBER 27, ¢ RES. ‘Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEME: We desire to announce to our customers and public that we are now openiny throughout our ontire establishment the choicest lines of goods adapted to the present season, 3 lille am SEE GREAT REDUCTIONS at ee ga than first class goods have e' n offered 2 Cer 0 We will exhibit on Mon in each department the following ripectalties, purchased at a great reduction trom frst cost, all marked in } in plain figures. g | {lel ERY DEPARTMENT, B, Autwan 4 co. DESIRE 0 INFORM THE (B PUPLIC THAT, WITHOUT ANY PRETENSE OR EXAGGERATION, THEY HAVE BEEN ACTIVELY OCCUPIED DURING THE GREASY PART OF LAST WEEK IN THE RE-EXAMINATION AND MARKING DOWN OF THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS FROM FIVE, TEN, FIFTEEN TO THIRTY CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR, ENTIRELY REGARDLESS OF COST, 10 CONFORM WITH THE PRESENT DsMANDS, pigin Dress TER UAE AR BE Nee re Best ialahiety eda ea 400.5 AND WITH THE DETERMINATION ‘Se. ; finest made, 65c, and 7 TO RETAIN THEIR STANDARD POPULARITY FOR LOW PRICES, BARGAINS IN SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. Splendid black gros grain silks, 9c., $1, $1 He: Superior black gros grain Dress Silk nd $138 Superior black gros gratn silk, $10 & Very clogaut gros grain Dress Silk, $175 31 os and $2 ‘Very superior black satin finish cachemire Dross Silks, $2.9) und $2 75, ful ig Be. to $1 yard under regular rai Colored Trimining silks, 93c. and $1, worth $1 25. One lot of excra heavy colored Dress Silks, $1 25 and 100 pieces of Dress sain all the new shades, One lot finest grosgrain Dress bd ages 77 inches rade, in deheate shade pink, steel, drab, white, $2 25 a $2 50 yard, sold in other houses at $4 Yard. Fine French silk and wool Foph Fopling, GBe. and 7be. + former Cloth shades Merinos and Mashuvores, Toe. and 1,60) pieces fancy ang plain » Dress ‘ood, 25c., 30¢., 350. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. ALL THIS WEEK REAL BARGAINS. Ladies’ merino Vests, 60c., 75c., 88. and $1. ree me B38 merino Vests and Drawers, ie, and $1. vf ‘ jen's merino Vests and vrawei ani OM MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, Gentlemen’s English Socks, aaa made 5 adies’ extra long E Children’s fancy wool Hos 100 AND DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK, IN ADDITION TO THEIR REGULAR STOCK, CERTAIN ATTRACTIVE SPECIALTIES WHICH RAVE BEEN SECURED WILL BE DISPLAYED IN THEIR RESPECTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND WILL BE OFFERED AT IMMENSELY GREAT BARGAINS. gilsh Stockings, 6c. . 40 ‘and pc. ies’ real kid G sf ies’ three-button kid Glov 100 doz. gentlemen's fine dogsuin Gloves, de. worth $1 60. Cartwright & Warner’s ard ail the ia makes of Undergarments for gentiemen, cliildren and ladies AT POPULAR PRICES. TO OUR UNDERWEAR AND CORSET DEPARTMENT we direct special attention coming week. Immense variety Chemises, Drawers and Nightgowns, trimmed with embroidery and puffing, $1 to $1 50. Same goods, elaborately trimmed, $1 75, $2 and $2 25. 1,000 Cheinises, tucked fronts, lice triinming., 63¢. 100 Nightgowns, tucked fronts, Fine maslin Chemises: embroidered edge and inserting, n Drawers, best muslin, fine Hamburg edge and inserting, two clusters of tine tucks, $1 25 and Fine lace-trimined Corset Covers and Toilet Sacques in west shapi Walking Skirts, 15 to 20 tucks, $1 to $1, 25. Infants’ complete Wardrobes. $45 to $75, One lot French wove Corsets, closing out, 25 Elegant embroidered Corsets, $1.12 and $1 35, ‘worth $2 Colored satin French wove and hand-made Corsets. pas FOLLOWING ARTICLES, AS GIVBN BELOW, partly comprise those above reterred to, SPECIAL ATTENTION BE! DIRECTED THERETO, B. ALTMAN & CO. | B ACK DRESS SILKS. ‘ Finest Goods at moderate prices. Real Lyons black Silks at $1 22, $1 50 and $1 60 per yard. Excellent gros grain Silks at $1 75, $1 8 and $2 per yard. CoReaoe quality Lyons dress Silks at $2 25 and $2 50 per yard. INFANTS’ MERINO CLOSE SILK AND SATIN TRIM- White tur Sacques, Hand-made worsted Jackets, Ladies’ Chinchilla knit J: ind Muffs, very cheap. Daps and Leggings. ets, $1 75 a Sublime quatity high lustre Silks at $2 60, $2 75 and $2 8 per yard. See, b WE ARE NOW OPENING Cachemire Silks, satin fnish, at $290, $3 and $3 25 per ard, x the choicest lines of Millinery Goods in fine French Flowers, F *, Tips and Plumes. Pelt and straw Hatsand Frames in newest shapes und Hats and Bonnets; BONN DIcses Sick, | $285. $8 00 and $4 25 per yard. These Silks ARE ALD full. widths, from the best all the new shades in Bonnet Velvets. manufactories only. and are warranted as represented Splendid black Nile Bonnet Velvet, $1.74 $2, $2 25 and in every respect, ‘$2 50, trom auction, S0c. to 75e. yard under usual rates. — Finest black Bounet Velvets, $2 75, $3 and $3 25. 86-inch Silk Cloakiug Velv 35. 3) and $6 90, Very superior cual. oo ut epted Velvet, $8 50, Very fine silk Anish Slack S Valves e.een, 7c. 90c. and $1. Colored Silk Honnet Vetvets, $1 5), $1 75 and $2. Best colored Bonnet Velvets, $2, $2 25 to All the new shades in fine Velveteens, $1 yard. NEW FALL SHADES of DRESS SILKS at $1 68, $1.75, $1 £0, $2 and $225 per yard. COMOAKING ,VELVETS, TRIMMING VELVETS, VEL- VETEENS BONNET VELVETS, at LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENTS. Now opening, great parkas in Embroidertes. Wide embroidered ee er es aie Ie., l4c., lde., 18¢., A lot ot remnants of Embroidered Edcings ped 2 ose Great sacrifice in real Sg Las Real Yak Laces, i8e., 2)c., 28c , 30c., de. ‘and '50e. ‘A lot of wide beaded Yak Lace, Si. Wide Guipure Laces, 65c., id $1. Real thread Point and Point 4 \ppI pi jue Laces, Barbs, Neils, Beaded ded dotted for veils. SUPERIOR QUALITY CLOAKING VELVETS, $3 50, ELEGANT LYONS SILK VELVETS, suitable for waists and and jackets, "$4 50, $5, $550, $6. A SUPERIOR QUALITY of | of ‘yons all silk Cloak Velvets. 28 inches wide, $8, $9. 82 inches wide, $10, $11. Superior Bonnet and Trimming Velvets, $1 Su, $175, $2 $2 50, $3, $3.50. Just opened, one case colored Trimming Velvets, com- prising ail shades, suitable for the season's wear, at re- duced prices. BLACK AND COLORED VELVETEENS, 65e., 75c., 8éc., $1, $1 25, $1 80 and upwards. IN OUR SUIT DE DEPARTMENT we will open on on Mond. a large and elegant assortment of LADIES’ READY MADE SUITS, from low priced and medium to finest. productions in black and colored Lyons Silks. Exeullent black Silk Suits, $65 and $75. Rich blace ‘gromgratn Sik Suit trimmed elaborately ‘with velvet and lace, Very rich black Bonnet Siik Suits, elaborately trimmed in velvet and lace, passementerie, » gimp nd fringe, elegant i finest ‘oe 140 and $169, oad way price $275. $50, $90 and $100. an “08 Very stylish colored silk Sui Poplin Suits, tall colors, $15, $! Silk trimined Suits, Satines; Serges ‘and Popiins, Black Alpach Suits, $10, $12, $15 and $18 Cloth Polonaise, in navy'blue, €c., &c., $10and $12, Bleyant clotineat of Moruing Robes ahd Wrappers, n tycoon reps, cashmere, flannel and alpaca, trimmed with quilted satin, $5 25, $0, $7 ACES, L comprising over $20,000 (TWENTY THOUSAND DOL. LARS) worth of REAL LACES making it an elegant opportanity for purchasers in NEW COLORED YAK LACES, BLACK YAK LACES, BEADED YAK LACE, REAL TRHEAD, GUIPURE, POINT APPLIQUE LACES, BARBES, FICHUS, LACE VEILS, CHENILLE, SPANISH AND BEADED NET, &C, LARGEST AND CHOICEST SELECTION OF ENGLISH WALKING JACKEIS AND LOWEST PRICES, 19¢. |206. |22c. |25c. 28e. 30e By to \82 95 187 | [42 [45 One entire - of FINE from in navy bine, biack and brown, $8, $9, $10, Sil, $lz, $14, $15, $16, $18 and $20, FRENCH per YAK |S inches|60 |66 j62 |69 |75 8 | yard. — any fig a 8 el Nl AA il RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS, LACES) wide. |8 |8 (90° {92 | \96 — ros Al se latent styles and lowest prices, —— ros grain sash, bonnet and trimmiug ibbon OVER 450 YARDS ‘ot of real Romantics, closing out se. Passementerie Gimps, Braids, Buttons, Ornaments. FINE POINT afpuigue LACES Black and colored Fringes, Beaded Gimps, Ball Fringe. Te, 3, $12 $1 h gh gt 1 All qualities and styles in latest novelties in Paris and 32° + 3 $2 § w, - HE Vienna Fancy @ Goods, oxidized Croaments ) e.,_ Shell, Cea CR Iry, in sets; Chavelaines, Whitby ah lage le gna gilt Jewelr Bonnet, Dress and Hair Ornament® Hoste’ Jeather, can- vas and morocco gk ‘Bags and Pocketbooks. Toilet Powder and Putts. E LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ON SINTH AVENUE AND THE LOW: These Laces are nicely adapted tor party yd and ladies, contemplating purchase any time within ‘the next twelve months WLLL. W S&CURE great bargains, SAMPLES of the above sent to any address, RICH AND ELEGANT PASSEMENTERIES in the latest styles. £ST PRICES. RICHARD MEARES, 307 and 909 Sixth avenue, 101, 108 and 105 Nineteenth street. IN PRICES RIBBONS FOR BONNETS, SASHES, acorn REDUCTION every width and quality. of LADIES’ TIES AND SCARFS in every variety Millinery Goods PRICES. at ALTMAN & co. a O'NEILL'S, WILL ALSO OFFER 827 and $29 Sixth avenue and Twentieth street. AN Silk Gros Grain Bonnet Ribbons, 25e. per yard, in Nos, 9, }2and 16, in all shades, ‘The above Ribbons are at a reduction of fifty per cent on former prices, and are the finest coods imported. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, will off 100 dozens of Roman Sashes, all silk, at $2; worth $3. 100 dozens of 7-inch Roman Sashes at $2 60, Gros Grain Sash Ribbons at 8c. per yard; formerly $1 25, FANCY SASH AT GREAT SACRIFICE, FINEST QUALITY OF zeur HATS AND BONNETS, the most extraordinary ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN LADIES’ COSTUMES, HOUSE ROBES, CLOAK, DOLMANS, ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS, &c, PRICES as follows:— HANDSOME BLACK SILK SUITS, made in the most stylish a bas ie from 75, Ps the latest Paris fashions, 80 to $80. STYLISH CASHMERE WALKING SUITS, in ace and ali the NEW FALI RS ea Hs & COLORS, elegantly trimmed in sik fo match and made up in the latest style: CAMELS’ HAIR WALKING SUITS, at....... $30 and $35 CAMELS’ HAIR POLONAISES, in pattern, at........82% * CAMELS’ HAIR CLOTH and $8, 12, $15 fa Dab? * BANKRUPT STOCK. Black Silk Velvets Jess than the cost to import CASHMERE POLONAISES fin gota, English Walking Jackets, a' seseeess-$6 60, $8 to $10 | 100 pieces of Black Trimming Velvets, $1 50, worth $3, Fine Walking Jackets, a seseveesees $11, $12 to $15 | 100 pieces Black Trimming Velvets, from $2 to $6 per yard. Cashmere and Cloth Dolman: Fine Embroidered Cloth Dol 10 pieces 23-inch Mantilla Velvet at $4 95; tormerly $7 50. 80 pieces Colored ‘gists "ee ard. Hod shaaes, worth $4 50. 100 dozens jong Bis Biack 0 Oatrich ‘Plumes, $1 85; worth $3, WILLOW P. PANCY FEATHERS. OSTRICH TIPS, , DIES’ dozens Ostrich Tips at 25c. each and upwards. $50.( 000 riche or - ERCLO’ mine jot of real Onirich Tips ‘Tips at 2c, ‘cache MUSLIN AND CAMBRIC UNDERCLOTHING, FRENCH ff FLOWERS, Th An immense bag ar of fine French Flower: imported specially tor ‘tne city trade. CHEMISES, for 79:., 85c., 1 950.5 $1 10, $1 20 to $1 75; NIGHT ROBES, for $1, $10! 10, $1 30, $1 50, $1 75 to $3; DRAWERS, tor 55c., 75c., 82¢., $1, $1 20 to $1 755 SKIRTS, for 60c., 69c., 85c., $1 10, $1 50 to $1 90; . House mee in LACES reatly reduced prices, g mink Threads i uipure, bo rg 8 and real Point 8, Lace Colla dots and Sleev: RUSRLINGS IN ri Durss VAT Gry, CHILDREN'S: VELVET AND LACE CAPS, ALL 1,000 dozens of, Windsor He, ‘on AT Hy os tao of Crape de ghine, ¢ We, BXTRSAORDINARY REDUCED PRICES, ng of Silk Rumes, WHICH WK INVITE . EXTRAORDINARILY LOW y PRI Particular examination “ 7 and to which ‘aac hy ofthe pub) B. ALTMAN & €0.'S, ‘Twenty: ON) L & CO., Sixth avenue, near -firat street. 527 and 829 Bixth avenue, néar Twenileh survet PRICE FIVE CENTS. DRY wicca nc NOOO SPECIAL, ANNOUNCEMENT, g a 367 uo ser 20 ‘367 no 367 Bi) no 867 STERN BROTH! s, 0 SIXTH SIXTH AVENUE WEST ey ‘23D ST. TWENTY-THIRD STREET. no 367 STERN BROTHERS no ‘367 Pe BROTHERS be 367 N BROTHERS 110 307 ort N THE, hu 367 STERN BROTHERS ho er BIERN BROTHERS no BEG TO cue THE ATTENTION OF BEQ TO CALL THE ATTENTION DECIDED REDUCTION OF OF PRICES DECIDED REDUCTION OF PRICES DECIDED REDUCTION OF PRICES DECIDED KEDUCTION OF PRIC DECIDED REDUCTION OF PRICES DECIDED REDUCTION Or re PRICES MADE THROUGHOUT THEIR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT ger THROUGHOUT THEIR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT MADE THROUGHOUT THETR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT IN ORDER TO MORE THA. ‘T THE IN ORDER TO MORE THAN MEET THE IN ORDER TO MORE THAN MEET THE DECLINE DECLIN: DECLIN: ; OF GOLD F GOLD F GOLD aes REDUCED FROM REDUCED FROM REDUCED FROM REDUCED FROM HARNESTLY aa ou UMEROUS FRIEND cusTOMERS, AND THE PUBLIC, TO INSPECT OUR STOCK AND’ SATISFY THEMSELVES OF THE ABOVE FACTS, STERN BROTHERS, SIXTH AVENUE s, TWENTY-THIRD ST REET. TERN BROTHERS, SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD STREET, ae MORNING 800 DOZEN pea 'S FIRST 'WO- BUTTON ‘Rib D GLOVE: IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, AT $1 PAIR, ‘These same Gloves were sold last week at $1 15 pair. 225 DOZEN EXCELLENT Q QUALITY. TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES, NEWEST EBT COLORS, 9c, PAIR. With an elegant line of CLOTH GLOVES, IN TWO AND THREE BUTTONS, CASTOR AND FLEECY LINED SILK GLOVES, &ec., &c., &c., &e. WILL OFFER Ladies will find it to their interest to supply themselves in time, 100 ©. FINEST ALL SILK GROS GRAIN BONNET RIBBONS, NO- 16, Zl, YARD; ND MANY OTHER. SUED ESTOR ates i SPECIAL BARGAINS, —— STERN BROTHERS. A, T. STEWART & CO. Ca are offering an elegant and extensive assortment of CARPETs, EXTREMMLY ‘LOW PRICES, ‘viz, :— ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, $1 10 and $1 15 per yard. PIVE FRAME ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BRUSSELS, best qualities, $1 | $175 and $1 8. ELEGANT NT MOQUETS, only $3 per yard. ROYAL WILTONS, VELVETS, 4C. RUGS, bh TS, OILCLOTHS, at proportion ' low prices. BROADWAY, «TH AVENU! ) STH AND 10TH STREETS. A. , ‘STEWART « “CO. will mare fg ie Meas saay, < IN PRICES REAL INDIA CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS, PARIS, BERLIN AND NEW YORK READY-MADE SILK, POPLIN, MOHAIR AND CASHMERE SUITS AND WALKING DRESSES, ELEGANT VELVET, OL CLOTH, Ao sep POLONAISE, GLOAKS, ae. ARIS AND NEW YORK H TS, BONNETS AND MILLINERY ARTIOLES Virot and others. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES in every variety. A large invcine of e FANCY SILK: $1 per yard, value 1 . BLACK AND COL pak ond SILKS m all qualities greatly reduced pricen BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE, NINTH AN! stheere’ ee October m7, H. MACY & CO, R. H. MACY & CO, : R, H. MACY & CO. R, H. MACY & CO. R. H. MACY & CO. R. H, MACY & CO. R. H, MACY & CO, R. H. MACY & CO. R. H, MACY'& CO, REDUCTIONS ON R. H. MACY & CO, 0. BACT & 00, WHOLE LINES OF GOODS, FOURTRENT STRRE? AND SIXTH AVENUE, R. H. MACY & CO, OUR CASH DISCOUNT ON ALL PURCHASES OF 80 CENTS AND OVER WILL BE CONTINUED DURING THIS WEEK, IN ADDITION TO OTHER LARGE DRY GOODS. GécG RRRR_ EEBER A TYTrrTr G GR RE AA r G R RK E AA z a RR E AA q RBRR EEE AA t a R R E AA AA r $9 & nee a4 a R R GccG R & EREREE A a T PPPPP A } N 4 cceco ci .2 AA in N Ho c P AA NN N Hn © a NNN IH @ PPPPP, AOA NNN I OC Pg AA AA N NN I © P A ye N It | cecoe SSSS88S A L EEEEEE 8 8 AA L g Fy AA L B F AA L Zz. SSS8S88 AA AAA L KE! OE a OL g paleo age BE, i ssssssS) A ‘A LLLLLLL KEEEEB aT reset l EHRICHS', Eighth avenue, near Twenty-fourth st. ‘The cheapest Goods ever offered !! ‘Thousands of dollars of first class Goods, arranged in Job Lots, at panic prices. We do not offer aalscount on sales, owing to its Incon- ventence; but we have marked down our entire stock of Goods from 25 to 30 per cent. All Goods marked in plain figures. [BLACK SILKS!11 SLACK SILKSI!1 100 pieces of Black Silk at $1 25, worth $1 75, © pieces Black Silk at $1 50, never sold less than $2. Extra heavy Gros Grain Silks, satin face, at $2 25, $2 50 $2 75; all fully $1 under pri All our Silks warranted to be of the most celebrated Lyons Silk manutactures. Black Alpacas at unheard of prices. Just received 10 cases more of the celebrated Melville brand of Black Alpaca, pure linen warp, at 49c., worth 85c. Fine Alpacas at 19c., 28c., 30c. and 35c. per yard, Remember lal | | [2| l:| that we have marked down our entire stock from 25 to 80 percent, and in addition have received immense bare gains, bought for cash at the late auction sales. $10,000 worth of Colored Silk Velve a Mi + at less than half the gold cost of importation. TAKE NOTICKII! ; Silk Velvets, in all the latest and richest shades, at $1, $115 and $1 25 per yard; cost over $2 gold to import, These Silk Velvets are the greatest bargains ever offered in New York. Black Veiveteens at dBc., d8e., 60c., 75. and $1 per yard. Colored Velveteens trom 60e, upward. 1,000 yards of Black English Crapes in remnants of , 3 and 1 yard lengths, at halt price. Be sure then, Ladies, if you want real Bargains, to go to co H # (888 ™ Hoo H HW 8. B* Pon woe. ic H Ho 8B 1 ¢ HHH 88ss ie H #H 8 HG&o#w H 8.8 i cc H HB 688 287 AND 80 8TH AVENUE, NEAR 24TH STREET. i Millinery Goods ot every description, all marked down. 1,000 dozen tig quality Fre French Felt Hats, in all the had a coe oe Price last week, $1 26 English Felt Hats reduced to 8c. Black Ostrich Plumes, Willow Feathers, Aigrette: Wi ngs, ac., &c., all cheap. “si " Fine Flowers, Bridal W: hs, honing Buckles, Bands in jet, oxide and steel, at bargains. Miltiners’ Laces, dotted and beaded Nets, Bonnet Rib- bons, &c., &c., all greatiy reduced. 4,000, TRIMMED, BONNETS AND ROUND HAT CES. AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TL ‘Call and examine. No trouble to show Goods. J OO BBB L oO TITTT 88 J 00 BB L oo Tr 88 J oO BB L oo T 8 J 00 BB L ov T 8 J OO BBB L oo T 88 J OO BB L 0° T 8 300 BB L oo T 8 I 5 00 BB L 0°90 T 8 Jas oO BBB LLL 00 T 88 in every department. $8,000 worth of Ne eae, nee and Insertings at starting low p Our 8c. Patterns, ns, worth tally 15¢. Off shilling Patterns, worth fully 200. Our 15c. Patterns, always sold at 25¢. All arrangea in Baskets, and selling like wildfire, wai are domrminee to have no dull times, and our im nse sales are the surest proot that we are nds of the public, meeting the dem: A very small profit, and a very quick sale, All Goods marked down, No one urged to buy. GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL LACES, f One immense assortment of Real Guipure Lace: bracts “Real Yak Laces, Real Thread Lacea, Real and,{mitation Valenclenne Laces, Point and Point Applique La ny He. ‘all reduced, Real Point Collars at less than half value, Point and Thread Lace Barbes, Collars, Capes, Pel. erines, Colffures, &c., &c., at positive bargains, oelck, silk Gimps and Fringes, plain and beaded, at 1oRiaen “hand. ‘made silk crochet Buttons at lSc. doz, MERINO UNDERWEAR AT INCREDIBLE PRICES. 8 doz, Ladies’ Merino Vests, hign neck and long sleeves, at S8c,, worth We. at 58c., worth fully 90c., atbsc.. worth fully We. Catt and judge for yourselt, Better qualities at 76c., 88c., 94c., $1, $1 25, and um wards to the finest make. Bargains in Boys’ and Men's Undershirts and Drawers, o — WOOLLEN AND Co Cott TON OER: ALL MARKED DO’ Ladies’ extra full teat made cotton Hose air. LADIES’ UND! baba REDUCED 9 | Night Dresses Drawers, © Chemises, Sk! worth offered in Job lots at b9e. and Ye. ie: = Ladies’ Underwear, worth full $225, offered at $1 49, Ladies’ felt Skirts, embossed and printed, where at $175, marced down to 9, h ast Misses’ amd Children’s Felt Skirts at St worth nearly double. le, and Ole, FURS}!1 FURS ‘ALL REDUCED. 8! tne /hite Cone: Caps, “ane s white Coney aps, best qualities, with head, iaren's, wale’ Coney Sacques, lined with silly aren Beantital Coney Sets of Muff and Bos at of Ladies Rent gan a lhe Ladies Rest Boal Bacuney n] Sen F