The New York Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1873, Page 2

DRY GOODs. NREAT SACRIFICE IN CHOICE GOODS, in every department at 730 Broadway, between 2 ight aud Ninth stroets. 10 H nH © B on of EF ¥ wo ee ee, es wo Oo HO ow ee ww, 0 9 Haout a 48 ahve oh bis IIIS 0000 «=H 6O ON N n.oON Mf EREEE L L poo, kin # ot & L L D bp AA NNN UE L LQ D D AA NNN I E Bog D p AAA NNN UW KEB L D pA A NNN HE L L Pp bA A NAN UM E L L p DA AN NN If E L L DODD & AN N If BEEBE LLLL LULL a ssss 0000 NN WN a & s 8 0 O NN N Ak 8 o oO NNN &a 8 ray Oo NNN ak ssss Oo oO NNN ae s 0 oF 4 && 8 0 ° N NN ,, & kk 8 i @ Oo N NN aa SSSS 0000 «ON ONN having purchased a very large and desirable stock of Fall Goods in Lyons Black Dress Silks, Velvets, Laces Ribbons, choice Millinery Goods, Fancy Goods, &c., will offer then next week at abour 60 cents on the dollar. BLACK SILKS. Onr extensive stock of Black Dress Silks (of which we | make a specialty), from $1 to $6 per yard, have been re- duced 25 per cent ‘A special bargain of 50 pieces Lyons gros grain at $1 50, | 8 pieces Lyons rich gros grain at $2, worth $2 80 v VET 160 pieces fine silk-faced Velvets, in all new dark shades, at $1 95, $2 @ and $2 9 per yard, reduced from Ho. et Elegant quality black Velvets from $225 per yard up. | arinch Mantilla Velvets at 81 80, worth $7. 26-inch alt silk black Velvets at $7 89, worth $10. anes Lyons Mantilla ‘Yelve ets, ali silk, at $10, $11 50 dd $15, reduced sully 3 per cent. 500 boxes fine silk bonnet and sash Ribbons, all new | svods reduced 90 per cent oxes best quality, ail silk, Gros Grain, all ehoice EOS colors » per yard, redueed trom ind Ove 100 dozen Bch? Ro oman Sashes, fringed, at $1 70 and $2 Weach, worth $4. Alarge and varied assortinent of rich Laces in Point, Applique, Valenciennes, shreud, Guipure and Yaa, re> duced 25 per cent; real Yak trom 4c. yard u iP. ppbeaded Yak irda Se, up; real Guipure trom 39. yard : “Feat thread Net from S8c. up; jet beaded Net from ‘eu French dotted Net at $1 per yard, worth $1 75. Normandy Caps, in velvet and silk, trom $5 up. Silk ans velvet Rutts trom Over 30 diilcrent siyles of Neck Ruftang, of our own manufacture, | CHUICE FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, Long black Ostrich Plumes, trom %c. up. | Fine black Ostrich Tips, irom 4c. 1p. prt Ue of culored! Ostrich: Tips at most attractive | rie | ei boxes choice Fancy Wings, at‘c., 18c., 26, to $335 | Bridal. Sets, from $2 50 to $50 per set. Floral Press Trimuings in every variety. ! Reul Felt Hats, im every shape aud shale, at $1 each; | Teduced trom $1 Su. TES in Steel, Oxidized Silver, Jetand Gilt Ornaments, Jew- Rehoice stock of Bridal and Opera Fans, large and | email, trom Zoo. to $19 40. | KID GLOVES | 23 8; all new shades. 28) boxes z-bution Kids at75c., We., $1, $1.25, $19 ate, $1, $1 $1. per | 50 boxes fine undressed Kids, n all new shades: 2 but: | tons, $1 20 per pair; 8 buttons, $1 4) pe Cloth Gloves iu all shades, at 45¢ "per pair up. Extensive stock of ladies’ and clitidren's Underwear, at greatly reduced prices. | Wo dozen nine-tuck skirts, neatly finished. at $1 eae Chemises trom $1 up. Drawers trow vc. up. Dresses from $1 25 up. Regular made Merino Skirts at $2 50 each, Children’: nderwear in grewt variety Corsets, Bustles, Huop Skit POPULAR DRY ODS STORE CONKLING & CO., No. 165 BROADWAY, BETWEEN mai NINTH STREETS. ABLE GOODS PURCHASED AT THE EXTRAORDINA LOW PRICES EVER KNOWN IN THs CIty. SILKS! SILKS! Lyons black gros grain Silks; Burrency than they cost to manufacture in gold, DREs Our entire stock of Dre Mao MOUENL Allthe new and desirable iabrics in Mourning Dress Goods Will be offered LINENS AND HOUSE KEEPID ,00DS, All Goods in this department will be found at least 25 per cent lower than tormer prices | FLANNELS! COMPORTABLES! | at about | fi one halt tormer prices, | . HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, Hosiery and Underwear for iasjies and children inevery ize and quailty | at jess than | PANIC PRIC es! | Hosiery and Underwear jor bvery size and quality at less than PANIC PRICES! LACES! LACES Immense bargains in this department ntlemen and boys in | from the large auction sales of last week, at less th PANIC PRICES! WHITE GOODS! WHITE GooDs!! at less than PANIC PRICES. Don't fail to secure some of @ of the great bargains to be found the coming week at the Popular Dry Goods store “of CONKLING & CO. No, 763 Broadway, | between Fighth aad Ninth streets, youn E. KAUGHRAN, FW. Ciivyts, W. HW. CONKLING, | latest styles and of the most f wilt be sold for less in | _ NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET. wKY GOODs. > KBBBBB L NN N B BOL Tor NN N B B OL AA NN N B BOL A A NN N BBBBBB) OL AAAAAA N ON N B BOL A A N NN Boos 2 a 8 KS BBBBBBOLLLLLLL A a oN NN a3 K EEEEEEK {1TTTTTTIS _sssssss kK OK Fi ¥ Pi 8 K OK 8 KK g rT 8 KK KEB T ‘SS888SS KK ¥ T 8 KK E t 8 ri. zg T 8 8 K K KEEEREEE ? ‘8988888 * bythe ae dozen or pa at bargains. Fine ey Buankets at $2 50, $8, 50 and $4 worth $4, $5 and $6, pair, spienti lish rose Hlunkets fe Pare value $7. 2.000 peice, slightly imperfect, at little more than balt their value. 5,000 pairs of flue dark blue Blankets, being part of the stock of the Boylston & Rittenhouse ootlen Mills, sola at auction last week for ready cash, 2 50, $$ and $3 80 per pair, ' worth $i SLES, of own manufacture, filled with dne white cotton and beautitully quiltea, at $1 50, $2. $2 Han Sand up, Dought at last week's panic aaction sales, at very great bargains. KocH's, Carmine and Bleecker streets, _Sixth avenue and Bleecker street cars pass the store. —GREAT PANIC SALE, 4° Grand street, day, November 3, With @ stock of $300.00 worth of goods, purchased for cash at the recent bankrupt and torced sales. We claim these prices are not quoted by any other house In the elty, A call will convince the most fastidi- ou; 100 bales yard-wide brown Sheetings at 8c. @ y1 75 cases heavy yard-wide black Shirting Xe oe 190, li cases Dest baalish and American Pri at the ua. heard of price of Se. A good Print, fast colors, at 6c. d'cases fine corded poplin. Alpacas at 20c. and 25c. Toases 28-inch corded Yelours at 0c, ANo. 1 black Alpaca at 2c, Princess and Carlisle black lustrine Alpacas, 37c. and All wool Satteens, In the new closh shades, 372c. ‘ood black Silk, $1. Bonnets and Ponsong gros grain, $1 Sand $1 £0 Ottoman Reversible Shawls, $2 26 and $3 5). 20 cases flue all woo! shoulder Shawls, £0c. Black Caahtncres aad Mourning Goods in all the popular makes, at very low prices. All makes ‘of Housekeeping Goods, Tekings, Flannels, Bianxets and linen table Damasks at less than halt before the panic. Whe in you are in Grane street come to 435 and get posted ia prices ‘0 lerg and square eee Shawls, commencing at $9; woudl be cheap a Notions, Hosiery, ‘Urin sings, Ribbons and one million specialties tho numerous to mention. A handsome cottage Carpet, 2c. A ood, heavy, ingrain Carpet, 37. An imported English Tugrain, We, aud 750. Crossely's Tapestry Brusely, Sl An excellent floor Vileloth, English sheet Oilcloth, 50c. the entire balance of Leo, Farini & Co.'s bankrupt | stock of fine Vaintings, Chromos and steel Engravings | are now on exhibition in the carpet department at posi- tively less than the gold on the frames e Read, remember and never er ee nan ROU Lé nearly opposite JAMES MCREERY & © Broadway and Black and Colored Silks, Cachemire Victoria Bi reduced from $2 2), k Silk, warranted to wear, $1 85, Heavy gros grain Satin Anish, $2, reduced from $2 5). Parties wishing to secure desirable goods for winter or | early spring wear will find our prices to correspond with | the times. TTRACTIVE AND SPECIAL SALE oF DRESS Goods at WALTER & McSORLEY'S, Immens: bargains seel Serge at 20c., 8 cases corded Poplins, new shades, at 20c. ; 5 cases Biarritz Pop- dth, at 250. , this week. Five cases hea + Scases double fine and rich colors, at 25c.; lins, new shades and double width poplin Lustres, v 2 cases black Alp , good quality. at 20c.; 3 cases black Alpaca, very fine, at 25c.; 175 pleces extra heavy black poplin Alpaca at 3lc., 100 pleces very flne silk finish black | Ken, 2cases54 fine French Merinos, newest shades, at 75c. ; Alpaca at 50c., 160 picces extra fine black Alpaca at fine French Cahmeres, all colors, at 75c.; Empress Cloths, all shades, 37340. nd upward; silk Velours, best quality, ali shades, at 75c. Splendid quality all wool | Satines, new shades, at 50c. and up. Mourning Goods, in every make and style, at great bargains. Magnificent stock of Ladies’ juits, in all the | jionable materials, at re- d lustre Suits at $3, $10, $12 duced prices; 900 poplin and $15, Also Redingotes, Sacques and Cloaks, latest styles, at reduced prices. Silks! Silks! A good black silk at $1; extra quality at $125, $150 and $175 per yard. Great reduction in Silks Shawls! Shawis! Ot- | Shawls, very rich, at $250, $3 and $3.0 | and upward. Great bargains in Broche, Paisley, Plaid toman reversibi reduction in Velvets and Skirts, | Hosiery, Domestics, House- | and Mourning § Velveteens; also Flanneis, White Goods, Linens, Glove | keeping Dry Goods, &e. | WALTER & McSORLZY, 245 Grand street, near Bowery. Panic sale Immense reduction, One button Kids reduced to 260. Best real Kids, warranted, Sie. skin Gloves, loth Gloves, 2c. pair, 890. Fine Our $1 two button, Kid Gloves, new shades, Sic. pair. Our entire Hosiery stock closing out very low. Terrible slaughter. ¥. all silk Ribbons, te. ali silk Ribbons, luc all silk Kibbons, sie ail suk Ribbon a2 dit atike itibbons; Ise. Heavy gros grain Sash, 25e. All sik gros grain Sash, 390. Rich watered Sash, Sic All silk Roman Sash, Suc. Ghildren's plaid Sashes, 8c. Ss reduced. * Youcam buy rich silk | Gimps, Fringes, Ornaments, &c., at your own price. Silk Frinves and Gimpa, 3c. ap. Beaded Gimps and Fringes, 103. up. Silk Velvets, 75¢. a yard up. English Velveteens, Suc. a yard. Bonnet Silks, S0c. up. Lining Silks, 19¢ rd. Trim.ning silks, 50c. up. | Allour silk Ties reduced — | down to 15c., 23c., Sic. each, Hats and Bonnets. Flowers and Featners, | Our stock ot 1 aces Ag! reduced in p Real | Yak thread neiennes, &c,,'way down. Great bargains in ladies’ and geuts’ Handkerchiefs, Ladies’ and misses’ Underwear. Gents’ and boys’ Underwear, rtille Corsets, $1 75, proidered Corsets, 99°. Ail our Holiday Goods reduced. Brome’s Varian swiss Goods. Dolls and Toys all marked way down (o close, Great bar | WILLIAM KINZEY, ins in other departments. | corner of Ninth street. ee ate PACAS. A — Alpacas, A terrible sacri Vintdiines oD Litt at 450., e abo Most beautirul goods, to sUrpass any on the st yp eh nas os ate beat hla KSON'S, Broadway and Waverley plore, MME. J.D, AIVERRE 44 st between Twenty sixth, aid Twenty ve vent ot pigue’ Debs sanrpes a Establichinent, Children's que Dresses, stamped and alread d < Dique Dresses, stany y Made. "French hin: Bol Monograms emb: d mended equal to A —FOR SALE—A LADY'S RIDING + never been worn; ot very da ‘on account of the owne b New | York Post office, 12 Frou RTH AY ENUE, Stainping Lstablishment; speciality of lingerie and _ Freneh imported embroidered goods; ladies’ and babies’ irousseaux: Monograms, initials for handkeretier, table and bed cloth, embroidered to order or. Already em. broidered, Whoiesalo department, 69 East Twelrth 5 also Yperierating paterna, machine ana acces- sold onl illness, box ly TV. VIGOUROUX'S, Address A ari A PARAUX, yROM 27 GRAND STREET, ~ BEGS + leave to inform hie numerous customers that his now Stamping and Kinbroidering place is at 9 Fourth uvenue, a few doors above A. T, otewarts | Brussels, | & DRY GOODs. DS eapolel L 8588 x H A www L 8 5 H H AA w www L 8 aH H A A www w L 8 ig H A A WWW W L 888) HHHEH AAAAA wwww L 8 H a A A WWWw L 3.8 i a A WWWWw L 8 oH A A wWwww. LLLLL, 888 H H aA Aa w w 364 Bowery, corner ner of Fourth stres Branch Store. 345. ae avenue, tween Twenty: first and be second streora. bogs leave to cal stock of Hum ufacture. tock of Human Hair Goods in the city. tale tesale prices, Tean offer to the pul 14 Yndue jeogmetite which caunot be superseded by ¥ of my compe! All goods Warranted girie af Short Hair Switches... $1 and’apward Finest quality Mair Switches, ‘gail, tot dyed, 18 Inches ounces weigh: $5 ga toches ‘long, Y ognses Welkh 36 inches longe'4 ounces welgee: i S inches long, 4 ounces weight. wis Parent Hair Switches, Boe curly. Curl, naturally vi By ine as (thet Fe a 26 inc! wn hair maid: i f Combings made up 40°. per ounces oe joods sent C. O. D. by express on receipt of color and money in registered letiers or Post office order. QREAT SALE OF CARPETINGS AND UP- holstery Goods. a SHEPPARD _ KNAP! 183 and 185 Sixth avenue, below ‘Thivteenth street. Clearing out ¥ale commences Monday, Nov. 3, 1873. Wil ofer the Saurs. stock GREAT REDUCTION, Look at the prices :— Ereneh Moguettes, $2 75 Velvet. TLS be bres ros 100 apes 5 ThreesFlys ee 138 Ingrains os Ollcloths, English and At American, all widths, at popular prices Druggets, of every description, a specialty. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, Would call special attention to this department, having the largest stock and variety to select trom, at avous one- halt the regular price, consisting of the following. Real Lace Curtains, trom $5 a pair upwi Nottungham Cur(ains, trom ee pair up’ We have the largest stock in the city of Gimps, Fringes, Cords and Tassels, of all colors, sizes'and styles, for trimming lambrequins and draperies, rds, Curtains, Loops and Bands, in endless variety. Lambrequins and Cornices to order, at short notice. Piano and Table Covers, Call early and exarine ms ape ma prices at Great Car} tana iy sHoleter Wareroom: Per ies and iss Sixth avenue. pe eign door Delow Thirteenth street MENSE KREDUCLION IN PRICES of Millinery Goods at O'NEILL'S, 827 and 29 Sixth avenue and Twentieth street. All Silk Gros Grain Bonnet Ribbons, 25e. per yard, in all shad The above Ribbons are at a reduction of ffty per cent in Nos, 9, Zand 16, on former prices, and are the finest goods imported. ON MONDAY, NO NOVEMBER 3, will offer 10) dozens of Roman Sashes, all silk, at $2; worth $% jashes at $2 60, Gros Grain Sash Ribbons at 80c. per yard ; formerly $1 25. FANCY SASH AT GREAT SACRIFICE. FINEST QUALITY OF FELT HATS AND BONNETS $1. BANKRUPT STOCK. Black Stik Velvets less than the cost to import in gold. 100 pieces of Black Trimming Velvets, $1 50, worth $3. 100 pieces Black Trimming Velvets, from $2 to $5 per yard. 10 pieces Zinch Mantilla Velvet at $4 95; formerly $7 59. £0 pieces Colored eee 100 dozens of 7-inch Roman vet per Sard. in all shaaes, worth $4 5). ‘Ostrich nes. 100 dozens long Black Ostrich I lumes, $1 85; worth $3 WILLOW PLUME ANCY FEATHERS. OSTRICH TIPS. 150 dozens Ostrich Tips at 25c. each and upwards. Large lot of real Ostrich Tips at 25c. each, FRENCH i) FLOWERS. An immense stock of fine French Fiowers, imported specially lor fine city trade. LACES at greatly reduced prices, ok Thread, Guipure, Valenciennes and real Point Lace Collars, sets and Sleeves. LINGS 4 KLE Ee WAND Lace CAPS, LADIES TIES. 1,090 dozens of Windsor Ties, 40c. 10) dozens of Crape de Chine, te. 1,000 dozens of Silk Ruftles, X50, EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICE, and to which we respectfully ask the attention of the public. Hi. O'NEILL & 00. 827 and 929 Sixth avenue, near Twentieth street. (arrears % CHILDRE. The subscriber now offers his splendid stock of body Three} Tapestries, les, Ingrains, Oilcloths Matting, Mats, Rugs, &c., and everything appertaining toa first class carpet establishment, at prices to suit the times. aaa LISH BODY BRUS: ENGLISH TAPESTRIES THREEPLY CARPETS, ALL WOOL INGRAINS. and upwards, and all other goodsat equally low prices, and no goods misrepresented. Please call and examine, before purchasing elsewhere, atthe old AND WELL KNOWN STAND, NO, 283 HUDSON STREET, NEAR SPRING STREET. | II D. EDGAR OWEN, formerly with De Wolf & Knapp. JFENE Goons at REDUCED PRIC UNION ADAMS & CO are offering at extremely low prices Scoich Wool Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves, Handkerchiets, Robes, Jackets, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Suspenders, fr, &e., ac. No. 697 Broa | Broadway. elegant Neckwi Re AUCTION, ATE IBLE SLAUGHTER, Biack Cashmeres, Merinoes, i Bombazines, Empress Clotn, T ‘amise Ch Henrietta Cloth, ‘i sa! foyal Serge, Black Silks, opr Shaw! & One case 5-4 Princess Cloth, ® cents, worth Scents Everything in proportion. JACKSON'S, Broadway, Waverley place. JMITH'S PATTEKN BAZAAR, G14 BROADWAY, near Twentieth street —FULL LINE of WINTER FASHIONS. New attractions, ‘new’ Hedin terns, with cloth models, now ready rt tived to the FORM, warranted’ pertect. iedae and. ba “SMITH'S INSTRUCTION BOOK of SECRETS 1 ted for 10 RESSMAKIN(G,! will De out on jivenda ‘TS. A. BURDETTE S¥ITH, yi¢ Broadway, N. ¥. \URS.=FURS ee CLBANED, REPAIRED AND tered. Furs made to order, special inducements in Fur Trimmings at SHAYNE & CO's Fur Mauuiactory, madway and Tenth sire ponte Stewart ORS. —FURS DARK » TO LOOK LIK rOCess expluciely our own; call ing altering, dc WILLIAMS, 490 Fulton street, Brooklyn. FOR HALF THEIR REAL VALUE, A A rich Damask Curtains, used }) inter in weno Inquire fur Mr. JePPERS, Noe O'Bleecker ‘pours KID GLOVES, MAISON VIOLET PERPUM- o} ery.—A good assortment of the genuine articles al. at HM. GROVER & COS, late k, Brune, Hast Twelfth street, west of sroadwa: Notice EXTRAORDINARY i LACK SILKS. eek ay) yt pe os Ona ae «00, rand street will offer on Monday, Norenner 3, 176 pieces superior quality Black Silks, wew goods, of recent. importation, bought at auetton sales during the = Rich black Gros de Rhine, Extra rich Gros de Khine, Kich black Drap de Lyon, Rich black Drap de Franc Rich black Gros Grat ‘Bull richer Gros Grain, Xtra super Gros Grain, $2, $2.25, Satin Snish Gros Grain, $2 25, $7 &, $275, $3. be eautltul ilark striped Silks for fait and 7 rd Friends. customers wid Alrangers are Invited to 6 aud examine, CHARLES ThARbae coat No, Wi Grand street | DRY GooDs. A. T, STEWART & CO. will ofter Monday, November 8, jant assorément of LADIES' READY MADE BLACK SILK SUITS, LATEST PARIS STYLES, JUST OPENED, ‘sid sech aud upwards 4 COLORED DITTO, $60 each and upwards. POPLIN and MOHAIR DITO, $12 each and upwards., Elegant Pai VELVET, CLOTH and CASHMERE POLONAIS! CLOAKS ; also HEAVY \V¥ BEAVER os SacQUEA, "very handsome, So each. Paris made HATS 1 and BONNETS, ist received, $15 eacl each and apwards. New "Yous made ditto, very elegant, $6 each. Achoice Snook of RICH. ae and AT EXTRsMELY LOW PRICES. LADIES’ AND MISSKS' UNDERWEAR, Men's FURNISHING GOODS, at prices lower than at any period during the past ten years, Please caii and examine. BROADWAY, ropara sy NINTH AND TENTH A. & SHEWART & 00. Will offer on Mo November 3, one case of REAL INDIA CAMBS HAIR SHAWLS, new and elegant designs, selected in Burope by Ny ‘their aT EXTREMELY I pLY LOW PRIORS, A large line of HEAVY FANCY SILKS, |, Value $1 50. RICH BLACK AND COLORED BROCHE DO, very handsome, $2 and Ed *” ry dan formerly sold for PLAIN BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, tn every Variety, trom $10 per yard and upwards, ex- cesstvely chioup. 28 INCH CLOAKING VELVETS, only $450 and $475 per yard, EXTRAORDINARY VALUE, A large invoice of LADIES’ PARIS MA E KkAL KID GLOVES, ONE BUTTO: N—Only $1 per pair; TWO BUTTONS—Only $1 50 per pai An immense stock of DEESS GOODS—viz, ATERN a NERINOB, ving SER) POPLINS CASH ME IES Ti Wouks BMPRESS “CLUTitS and rere MOMAIS, 250. per yard and upwards. A large reduction trom recent prices BROADWAY, FOURTH AVENUE, NINTH AND TENTH © STRE DRY GOOD 731 Papua an wT ShOADWAY, ‘opposite Asto Astor place. Gcao- RRRR BEEE A TrTIerT go K'R Aa 9 ROR E AA @ nee” }Ee Bak, r @ es a Y eauitie! § T Q RoR E A ry ? @ R A a zr acoo R 8B BEEER A 4 tT BARGAINS. BARGAINS. Bangains: BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. RIBBONS, =, * All colors, ¢ and 6 inch, best quali _ $f08 grain, doe aay rd, arurs, parnars™ and (We. per yard, worth $1 and $1 £0. CORSETS. 36, and 400, yer yard, worth $1 and $1 50. We ceived all our Corsets, and now offer thorn at cheaper prices than day other houso FLANNEL BARTS i rices. VELVETS, ae ey ae |. Wor! VELVET RIBBONS,” se bi ee , S bcc 13 at hal * ete jack and colors, D TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT on all purchases ABOVE ONE DOLL, RUDOLPL Tkpwaws 37 Broadway. —A A. Call on SOLINGER!S, the greatest bargains offered in ‘comer Christophicr and Bieceker streets. TM. E, COOK'S, =, 461 Sixth avenue, corner Twenty-cighth street, 10 per cent reduction on all purchases. Imported and domestic Snits, Sacques, Redingotes, Ladies’ and Children’s Un- dergarments, Infante! Wardrobes, Wedding Trouseaux. Agent for Love's celebrated hand-made ( orgets, AN stoc! and to order. Mme. JAC ‘OBS. HE GREATEST BanGAIns Dry ens BOLINGER'S, corner Bleecker and Christopher streets DE ats EVAL, 739 Broadway, opposite Astor place. Gnitaren's Outi fae Wardrobes, trom $65 up.~ dies? a3 hildren's Undergarments, Handsome Monogr ramand Initials embroidered to order. Laces cleaned and mended equal to new. Stamping and stamped Goods. VIN PRICES OF CARPETS ‘ore 123 Bowery, near Grand Geet REDUCTIC ac the popular Carpet streot £0) pieces English Brussels, 81 15 per yard. ‘These are all new designs, taken out of bond during the last week, and are 20c. per yard less than the cost of im- portation. Be 50 pienes Ingrains, 40c., 50c., O0c., T5c. and $1 per yard. 10,000 yards Remnants of Carpets and Ollcloths at less than naif cost. and are all guaranteed as represented. Call and ex. Phese goods will be sold as advertised amine them, The popular Carpet Store, 123 Bowery, near Grand street, NeW stone, es New Goods: and panic prices, at NAUGHTIN & CORKEBY’S, No. 531 between Thirty-sixth and bby ‘seventh streets. Having the advantage of an entire new stock, bought for cash at the panic auction sales of the past two weeks, enables us to offer all kinds.of Dry Goods from 20 to 46 per centless thau other houses. We will offer on Monday, ‘November 8, and following days, the largest, best ili it cheapest stock of ry Goods ever offered on Highth avenue, consisting of Silks, Dress Goods, Mourning Goods. Suits, Kedingotes. Sacques, Shawls. Waterproof Cloaks, ali sizes. Ladies’ and mises’ Skirts. Silk Velvets, Velveteens. Cloths tor men’s and bors! wear. Waterproot Cloths, in all colors. Housekeeping Goods, Blankets, Comiortables, Marseilles Quilts, Flannels, Linen, Tabie Linen, Towels, ‘Towelling, Napkins, Ticking, Sheeting, Shitting, Hosiery, &c. N. B. ape! d Prints, at 10c. per yard, former price 12\c. 8 will find it to their interest to examine our goods and prices betore purchasi! AM All goods marked in plain figures, and strictly one price. NAUGHTIN & CORKERY, No. 531 Eighth avenue, ixth a venth DYEING AND PRINTING \TABLISHMENT, STATEN ISLAND. kSTABLISHED IN 1819, 49 Duane street, near Broadway, 752 Broadway, near ith street, 610 sixth avenue, near thir ixth st 166 and 168 Vierrepont street, hear Fulton, Brooklyn. dleanse and Keto! dies’ and gentlemen's Gar- ments and Piece Goods in rior manner. paste. New York. On Monday we shall offer the greatest Bargains in Dry Goods to be had in this city. The prices at which we shall. sell cannot be approached by any Broadway house, as they, without an exception, either imported their goods or ‘yard THE UNDERSIGN- LD, TAKING OF THE PEREMPTORY UCTION ery oF sri LAST TEN DAYs, HAVE BOUGHT LIf. T TH is. DRESS doops of alta ni prices. SILKS AND VELVETS, less than before the war. CLOAKS AND FURS, 3) per cent less than last week. eee We every style, tthe prices ordinarily charged for the making. Flannels, Blankets and Domestics. We simply ask a comparison with the Broadw: ouses, who profess to sell so cheap, as our com tively small expenses in times like the present gi ent advantage. suds ) BRADBURY BROS —Twenty cases Merrimack and Sprague’s best‘ URS, FURS, FURS—AT MAX WIENER'S, 2% SIXTH avenue, between Eighteenth and Niueteenth streets, at less than’ wholesale prices Fur Trimmings in great variety. N. B.—Furs relined, cleaned and altered. Sues PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 pL ees near Twentieth street.—-FULL LINE ot J FASHLONS. New attraction: new Radineorea; 3 Pat: ferns, with cloth models, now ready ; Patterns fitted to FURM, w ted perfect; cutting and ee ae Namie INSTRUCTION BOOK,” or “SE DRESSMAKING.” will be out on Tnesda: W CENTS, A. BURDETT SMITH, 94 Broadw. Ss. T, TAYLOR'S SYSTEM IS THE ONLY MATHE- ‘ matical rule of cutting. iknpwiodue. oi It enables the most inexperienced person to cu garment tor any igure. Pertect istraction guarauteed at 816 Broad way. A —CALL ON matted ioe SOLINGER, for great bargains in Dry Goods. Corner Christopher and Bleecker streets. HE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANY ARE OON- tnually receiving {the very latest noveities In fine French Flowers and Feathers, Floral Gartitures for Wedding and evening costumes to order. Vases and Baskets filled to order “‘a specialty.”” Churches, Halls and Dwellings Decorated. A liberal discount allowed to the trade, THE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPAN No. 9 Rue de Clery, Paris. 28 East Fourteenth strect, four doors west of University place, I. LOEWENSTEIN, Proprietor. OMe PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, near Twentieth street.—FULL LINE of WINTER FASHIONS, New attractions; new Kedingotes: Pat- terpa, with cloth models, now ready; Patterns fitted to ‘ORM, warranted pertect; cutting and peek MITH'S INSTRUCTION BOOK," or URE eS ” will be out on Tuesday mi ce Tor 40 CENTS. A. BURDETTE SMITH, 914 Broadway, N. ME, LAFORCADE, NO. 6 WEST ELEVENTH street, near Broadway, bas arrived from Paris with the greatest novelties in Opera Cloaks, Evening, Carriage and Street Dresses and Costumes: embroidere Veivet, dSicilienne, Cachemere and Camel's Hair Polo- naises; Dolmans abd sieveless Jackets, irom Worth, Pin- wat, Laferiere and Hautenais. HE LOTTA BUSTLE IS THE CHEAPEST BUSTLE, because it wears longer, is more comfortable and will not lose its tre | pever b bends, wus eee Spe td iP ite. cents and hol yh Ly .niladel aie Retail rts ean Aine d_at 126 White street, New York. AS LADIES’ WILL SAVE TIME AND MONEY By purchasing thelr ies ie Gooods at corner Bleecker and Christopher streets. MITH!S, PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, near Twentieth street—FULI LINE of WINTER FASHIONS.” New. attractions; wew’ Redingotes: Pat: terng, with cloth models, now ready; Patterns fited the ROM, warranted perfect: cutting and, basting, “SMITH’S NSTiEUC TION BOOK,” “SEORETS OF DRBSSMAKING)” will be out on tuesday: Hn CENTS. A. BURDETTE 8: , 914 Broadw! Wetecem FINE ‘SINGLE CAMEL'S HAIR OR Shawl, with black centre and the are of the border extening into the centre: must be so! cue? tor cash. Address CHAS. BAXTER, box 153 Herald, office, TILLINERY AND ORESSMAKING. _ MAISON WALTON, 862 BROADWAY, “ABOVE Union Square, has just received a case of elegant ound Hats from the leading houses in A. Bonnets and kurope. ~A.—THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CHIL- + dren's Bonne: aps and Hate in the actors Ladies’ Dress Caps a specialty, at Mrs. MYERS’, 22 East Four- teenth street, betwee Universtiy place ‘and Firth ay. T MME, LAFORCADE'S, NO, 6 WEST ELEVENTH street, near Broadway, hee just received the shapes Of Hats ani Bonnets, the incorrigible reversible shabs, Negrette Persians trom 1 Virols, 3 crise, &o. Special notice. pl oearaed reduction in prices through our entire estab- lishment. Black rite Velvets, good quality, reduced to $1 iy 2 25, $2 0, whic! i wwe ‘guarantee to be Penh re. ict cent mor fe ha vi full with most ments, Forangers, &c., at popu- fest gringes, Buttons, Ori Werreceivod many novelties during the last weex tn ne alt width and style of Guipure EZ as, pe jain and handsomely beaded and colores tle Laces, at prices to dety competition. We have also duced the prices in our Ladies’ Underwear a soa have now & more complete line than eve: ourselves in selling superior good: i Hep ‘tunent at less than inferior artic! 'e selling ioe: whei We are offering a lovely assortment in Floral Garni tures for bridal and evening dresses, and @ full asso’ it Soon, French Flowers, © Ostrich Plumes, velling ha bendvomme | Sedo at $2, $2 50, $3, $3 50, argal ba ar and Bonnet Ornantate of the finest cut steel, moth. er of pearl, jet and oxtt iver at Mg Giisines ices. Cut steel and oxidised Belt, Clasps, Vinaiiretten, iec., ol very chaste designs and cheaper thank ever sold before. We received diaring the last week some choice samples of ladies’ Vests, Fichus and Lace Overskirts of toreign manufactore, purchased at panic prices, and which we ier to our lady. (riends nnd. patrons lower than ever peen before in thls market. Our tne assortment of ladies’ Dress Caps, children's Hats and Bonnets and children’s and iniants’ need no comment. Style and prices speak for themselves. J, BLOOM & BRO, 338 Bowery, between Be Bond: GOODE. bad gon °f on ri) tear Maa opened on Monday at pans spricat NuuR's, corner Cyristopyer and Bloggker viregty. id Great Jones streets, p* (o} M. OLNEY, IMPORTER OF MILLINERY, OFFERS + 9 large ani elegant assortment of winter Bonnets and Round He Bont greatly reduced prices. Elegant styles Mourning Bonnets. 3) Fast Fourteenth street. AEATHERS FOR SALE—GUARANTRED, PURE AND hea’ thy brat an American family. mbt ly to owner, ‘0, 151 th street, from M, Muze. VIOL, 65 FAST TWELFTH STREET, N Broadway.—Maison de Modes, Millinery and Dress- making, Latest. designs Walking, Dinner, Evening Dresses, extremely low prices, New importations Bon- snets on hand, PME. A. MICHEL, FORMERLY WITH MARIE Galoupeau, 425 Sixth avenue, near Twenty-sixth ftreet, has returned from Paris, per steamship Saint Laurent, with a most recherche assortment oF jounets and Round Hats, selected carefully by herself in the leading houses of Paris; algo English Hound Hats from ©, W. Brown's and others. Oo TRICH FEATHERS, osmaictt “PEATHERS.— Great inducements are offered to Sinus avenue ibetireen Fight wits te pa a een Eighteenth and Nineteent MAX WIE Te Manuf tt Vici BONNETS AT REDUCED PRICES. LADIES? F, pllata reduced prices, panic prices and, Hess. | Great Stss'8 Millinery, 70 Wrosdway. Plone save tis. 719 SIXTH AVENUB, ONE DOOR NORTH OF Forty-first street’—Mme, R. KENDALL, late with Mme. Camille de Lacy, of Broadway, will sell hand- cane avenue pi T masini.” Particular at th ¢ tention given tor ‘elderly ladies and children, Fee Reha 9! SPECIAL NOTICES A. HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, + corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street. ‘Open trom 8 A. M to ie _On sunday trom 3 wo ae PM. 5 AGENT OF THE HAVANA LOTTERY. wholesale ang. retail, at lowest market ray streot; Fe box 4,909. UBA HAVANA LOTTERY, Royal Saxon Government Lottery, Hamburg City Lottery, nswick Government Lottery. C Bru Prizes cashed t and informagion, aver. Tock box 5.04. 6! Nassau street, 3 Great RACE BEIWEEN Jolin Kelly's horse Tammany + ana Thomas Murphy's team Apollo Hall and Republic DOR BeOHOCH, ow ¥ Bee, “THE DAILY GRAPHIC,” Monday. November a° N’ NTUCKY LOTTERY AVANA AND Pains KE Brood way 0 rpaolye ges Hopes. We td NDO Brokek ad SOrViGon bo CIIERCE [SPoRMATION OF INESTIMABLE VALUE TO a Geil om oF send for particulars & OLIN, tid iweat Forty-tourih : pea i BR bale a ve re FUR avery tad vu Loy: iryraet igets iret; Line —) MERCIER, a WEST EIGHTEENTH, Fact Taforms thowe who wish. t0 give partis tha St Seeiiate ote To Parlors ag from Movessher § he wi whe fara aa et sts ag peival rivate rooms; he ouses. = QPriotaL DRAWN TES. Meas Ss mg dliznacagen 1873, 13, 22,29, 1a, Go Gk 36, 57, by , anny gouge 26, 52, 34, 85, re cna A ene AD Res BSE ae street and No. 2 Park row. Fost office box 490i, 55, 44, Ee Manan LUTHY & CO. ra, 282 Greenwich stredt, New York. RETREAT FOR INEBRIATES.—AT THE ane on several medical gentlemen of New York Dr. WILLIAM MURPHY, ate Health Commissioner, has opened “his spacious rss dence, gene tener Vernon. West: unty, N. Yor rece} Bergen ay Letters addressed to Dr. W. MURPHY will receive immediate attention. WISHING TO PURCHASE LETTERS, ane suitor Clothes Ress ins Fray Georse also & Wastington, and donate to im or New ¥ vor iy rere hierdie pit grarery ery oe parte jculars. VANA LOTTERY: ROVE ARAMA LOTTE Sir goat, creat me ication. Spanish im Penk pills bills ana 0. he ckamnents ap purchased. No. 11 Wall street, New York York sity. GR AND SAVE KERPING YOR FURNITUR ST Seuaee, Pianos and all other Property; separaes Closed compartments always acgeseible® Right patrol re- Sighth Sv., between Thirty-third and Thirty-to Ronee ‘opus fier RETURNS OF THE, ELECTION” 6 will be receiyed atthe | an 212 Broadway, corner Fulton streot, on Tuesday evening, Hos B hd whe ry glegant lunch wile be, served to the disappoi ndidates and their friends ~The saceosul ania _ilthough welcome, . vide tor ve WATE AN ATR ee SANDY SPENCER, _ Vi; —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, ae x al Havana, - al Havana, oval Havana Lottery. ashed. Creal os writ full information, free. der o DEVLIN, Stationer and General Agent, 80 Liberty street, New York. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE LITICAL INTELLIGENCE POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE POLITICAL ee IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM re THE ING TELEGRAM THE EVENING TELEGRAM IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM Laresr 52) LATEST QQ —KENTUCKY LOTTERY. ROYAL $589.589. Havana and Kentucky clroulars fre Address BALEY & OO, (fice established 30 years), 174 Broudway. ; “RELIGIOUS NOTICES, CADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN. Brogkiyn érnacle cougregation, ‘T. DE WITT TALMAGE, Pastor. Regular church service will be held to-day, and every Sabbath hereafter ; in the morning at 10%, evening at 73%. Seats tree. The Academy ot Muste will be occu Pied until the comipletion of the new Tabernacle, TROBINSON HALI, 18 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, J. M. Peebles lectures at vs tH ie. A Be Spiritualism, ‘The Children’s Lyceum mee' TURE WiLL BE DELIVERED BY Bl HENRY BRANN Hospitai, 225 West Thirty first street, at Irving Hall, Fifteenth street and Irving place, on Sunda: November 9, 1873. Subject—"The Evangelical Ltrs Dissected.’ Tickets fitty aie Doors open clock. Lecture to commence ate. NTHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY-EIGHTH strect, west of Sixth avenue, Rev. R, Heber Newton Rector.—Services at 104 A. M. and children’s church at Shy P. M., With first in a course of sermons on “Moses.” Music by'choir and chorus by children of the Sunday school.” The rector will preach. LL SOULS’ CHURCH, CORNER FOURTH AVE- ZA, augund Twenticth siréet.—“ November 2, at 10% 4. M. and 7% P. M., Rev. Dr, Bellows will preach. Subject, morning, “ihe Religious Instruction of the You Evening, “Religious Experience.”’ Seats all free in the evening. The public cordially invited. at Bere. TOZER, OF ENGLAND, WILL PREACH IN he new Calvary chapel, on East Twenty-third street, near pula avenue. Rey. William D. Walker, pastor, at 734 P. HRIST CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE, a ee MILLER Thompson, recior,—Morning prayer, 10:40; evening Prayer. 7:9. Free evenimg service ‘tiroughout the wine 1, 3:30, (osMoroniran CONFERENCE, SOUTHEAST COR- ner of Eighteenth street and Third avenue, at 3.— Dr. Lewis lecturegpn “ihe Legal Standing ot Women, Past ang Pr ebate open to strangers. (Qjebtort or pen es TWENTY-EIGHTH ay. C. Dawson will preach at 10:30 .. on the ‘Temptations of Christ.” (BURCH oF ‘HE MESSIAH, PARK AVENUE AND Thirty-fourth street.—Rey. tienry Powers’ morning subject, “Review of One Year's inistry ;"’ evening, *Publi¢ School Son seedndae z The: publig Loh invited, \HURCH oF THE NEW. “JERUSALEM, | ‘THIRTY- fifth street, between Park and Lexington avenucs.— Services.at A. M. and 7 P.M. Subject of evening dis- Social Culture.” ‘The public are invited. \HURCH OF OUR SAVIOU —REY. J. M. i. PULLMAN will preach at the hall of the Standard Club, 1,464 Broadway, corner Forty-second street, Sunday mora- ing at 10:45 and evening at 7:45. (ueRen OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE, corner Forty-fitth street.—Rev, p stor, will preach at 10:90. Subject—"Th Ohbisa .) In the evening John Ashworth, of England, ag- thor of “Strange Tales in Humble Lite” will preach. Sunday school aud Bible class at 3. NONFERENCE OF THE CHURCH OF HUMANITY, this afternoon, at 24 o'clock, in De Garmo Fitth avenue and Fourteenth sireet, The Dublic, expe Clally the religious public, are invited: to take part in exercises (HHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION, EIOUTY-FIFTH street, between Lexington and Third avenues —Di- tee, by the rector, Rev. ‘DE; Plage, morning and Sunday school at 29 P. REFORMER FRANCAISE, CALVARY My chapel, Fourth avenue. between Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets —Divine service every Sabbath morning, at 10% o'clock, by Rey. K. Borel. RENCH EVANGELICAL CHURCH, NO, 9 UNIVER- sity place.—Rev. Mr. Rochedieu, late Belgian Dele- fate to the Evangelical Alliance, will preach, for the Fes igfor Hi departare, on “suid, November 2 at 5 ARLEM UNITY Sreteaeet Ra easton —MORN ing service as usual, ve ¥ ee will preach in the evening on ‘on Nothing but Le YRIC HALL, SIXTH AVENUE, BELOW FORTY- LJ second strect.—U. B, Frothinghain, Pastor of the In- dependent society. will preach on Sunday morning, at 104g o'cloc Subject—"'T he Soul of Goodness.” MS SARAH E. SMILEY "WILL ‘PREACH AT Central Methodist Episcopal church, Seventh sve. nue, near Fourteenth street, Sunday evening, Nov. 2, at tA Preaching at ‘103, A. M., by Key, Mr. Bote tome, RS. NAR! ISSA AGNES CAPELLO WILL | AD- dress the assembly this evening, at7 0 ‘clock, in De Garmo all, Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street; Church of Humanity at 30 P.M. Several speakers expected. BE vine servi evening. GLISE EV, I. M. “ATWOOD, FIFTH UNIVERSALIST s80- Cand Plimpton Hall, corner Ninth and Stuyvesant streets, this morning, at IL ¢ o'clock. ]T USSIAN-GREEK CHAPEL, NO, 91 SECOND ‘AVE- nue, near Fittieth street.—Divine service on, Sun- aay at it o'clock. Seats free, strangers cordially ted. ofl ay Fe ba LELLAND, PASTOR, WILL PREACH K. True, D, Church, Forty- est in ‘ste odd Ast street, west of Sixth avenue, ai JOHN KE, COOKMAN, OM WILL PREACH R Randay, at 1034 A, M. an at the Free Tab- Episcoy hurch), Thirty-tourth Hemant elcome. HENRY MILLER, D. D. PASTOR, EV. D. in Plymoutn Baptist church, Pitty Ri vreatlog Me Pima tie couith, Pian 7 P.M, 17, MARK'S CHURC! Ht, CORNER SECOND “AVENUE H, Rylance, D, D., Reo- P.M. Subject for even- ‘angers provided with d Tenth strect.—Rev. J. tor. oBervicen 1045 A. M and 74 ing yure—"Revelation.”’ sen GTHNWaAY HALL.—REV, WAYL. Will preach in the Tabernacle i pad avenue and in Steinway H sermon— GINaING, PRAYER, EXPERIENOR | MEBIINGS > every ah Bhursday avening, At enjamin Albro’s house, and Malach, ni. All welcome, eee ae 4 GQCIRNTIFIC: SERMON—By ‘STEPHEN PEARL AN. (irews, at 10s; o'clock this morning, in De Garmo Hall, Fifth avenue and Fourieenth street Subyect:— fey ne Bee 8 of Universology.”’ Church of Human- athe VT. THOMAS’ CHU , FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER +) Fifty-third street, Key, Dr, Monga 21 rector, Services Sunday, November 2:—Morning Prayer at 9 o'ctook : Litany Kermon and ely Communion at 10%) o'clock. Altorhoon service and sermon at 35. Da aa nvow MITER THOMNNON D, Py Wis. re t junday even’ oven 2, ath Delock, In St. Peter's Church, Weae Twentieth igi avenues T va ANNIVERSARY OF THE NEW YORK BIBLE AND Common Prayer Book Society wil! be celebrated on Sunday evening, November 2 atthe Church of the Holy Communion, Twenticth street and Sixth avenue, TI sermon will as tT Bae Hey. Hh, W ‘otter, hi aolack sh.