The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1873, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD WHOLE NO. 13,615. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. - AMUSEMENTS—Poverm Pacr—Second, third, fourth, fith and sixth columns. STROLOG Y—Fourteestu Pace—Sixth column. LL) ADS — Pace—Sixth column. ie ee Met ‘ED—Firteentn PaGe—First, second, third, ‘hand fifth columns BOARD re TODUING WANTED—Firresnta Pace— BROOKLYN NOARD—Prrreextn Pace—Pith column, iis N REAL ESTATE FOR BSALE—Tninp Pace— t and second columns. BUSINESS al UNITIES—Founteentn Pacr—Sixth BUsISESS. NOTICES—Nintu Pace—Fifth and sixth col- umn crry HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Tainp Pace—First RKS AND SALESMEN—Sixtenrn Pace—Fourth col- —SixteeNTH Pack—Sixth column. SORE MIEN AND GAR ERS—Sixtsenta =Pace— Fourth and fifth columne. COASTWISE STEAMSUIPS—Fourta Pace—Second col- 1. Fourth column. ‘th column, DI MI '8—Sxconp Pack—S.xth column, Pacr—Sixth column. ax—First, second, third, fourth, pda and sixth columns, and Srconp PaGe—Virst, nd, third, fourth and filth coluzans, pweliny Laos TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- SH D—Founreentit PaGe—First and second EUROPEAN * sre AMSHIPS—Fourtn Pace—First and second columns. ‘ONS—Fourtn Pace—Second column. Fourth column. a $ ean: gol) FURNISHED MOOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LRT— oe Paoe—Second, third and fourth cok FURNIT pi URE—Fourreznrn Pace—Fifth column. HELP WANTED—FEMALES Sixtkenta PaGe—Fourth colu HELE Fn MALHE Ai seaenen Page—Fifth cok noRsih “CARRIAGES, 4C.—Turrp Pace—Fourth and BO eH Pace—Fifth column. HOUSES “ROOMS, 4C., WANTED—Thigp Pace—Fifth INSTRUCTION—Sixreenr Pace—Sixth column, JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER- GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Turrp Pace— Becond ey OrF IGE Maruwre Pace —Sixth column. ST AND FOUND—Taikp Pace—Third column. MACHIN«RY—Tuigp Pace—Sixth column, ARBLE MANTELS—Sixteentn Pacr—Fifth colamn. ATRIMONIAL—TurersxntH Pace—Sixth column. MEDICAL—Fourreuxtu Pace—Sixth column. MILLINIRY AND DRESSMAKING —Sgconp Pace— AVR Rou MISCE! Us ADVERTISEMENTS — Tweurrn a etath colame gucekias EKOUS—Tiurp Pacr—Sixth column, USICAL—TurnteentH Pace—Sixth column. EW BUBLICATIONSNinre Pace—Sixth column, PERSONAL. ets Pacr—First colum: PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, ‘ke Sixteexra Pace—Sixth colu PROPOSALS—Skcoxn Pagr—Sixth colum PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANIED-FEMALES— extut Pace—Third and fourth columns. PROPERTY OUT QF THE CIIY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Trrp Pagr—Second column, REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-Tiinp Pace—Second third colus REAL ESTATE WANTED—Tninp Pace—Third column, SO Be dea Pace—Fitth and sixth RESTAURANTS—Tainp Pagr—Third column, REWARDS—Tuinp Pace—Third column. BALES AT AUCTI FIEENTH Pacr—Sixth column. sitvarions WANTED—FEMALES—Sixteenta PAGK— second an! third columns. so WANTED —MALES—SixtEENTa colu Fi SPECIAL NOTICES—Srcoxp Pace—fixth colamn, SPORTING—DoGs, BIRDS, &C.—Tuirp Pacr—Fourth olumn. STORAGE Tarep 1 Pace— Sixth column, THE TRA Ge—Fifth colamt 0 LET Or SAUSINESS “PURFOSES—TouRrernen First column. YRAVELLERS OOIDEFooren Pagr—Second_eolumn. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENT» TO LET— Fourtsentn Pack—Fourth and fifth colnmus. WANTED 10 PURCHASE—Fourtu Pace—Second col- umn. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &4C.—Taorrrzenta Pace—Sixth WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR 2O LET Taino, Pacr—Second column. eying &C.—FourtH Pags—Second column, WINTER R BOLTS Firresern Pace—Fifth coiumn. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C,—Turetenntu Pace—Sixth coltimn, Pace— HERALD “BRANCH OFFICES—UPTOWN AND HARLEM. MENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD feawen AT THE BRANCH OFFICE, 1,265 BROADWAY AND 530 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST, AND THIRTY.SECOND STREETS. 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Diitanatey: WANTKD—OF PATRICK AND MARIA Handley, who were in the Poorhouse at Flatbush, L. ., in 1848; Teit before 1866, They will hear of somethin, thelr advantage by addressing A. N., box 143 Heral Uptown Branch F THR TWO YOUNG LADIES WITH SEAL SKIN crete who got into a Fifth avenue stage from, Wal. eka Theatre, and who noticed | the gentleman in. the ron the Fitth ke uaintance please R.. Herald Gptown Branched ome cy Avenue Tow address D. J. —WAS VERY MUCH DISAPPOINTED WEDNKS- + day. Why do you not write? Havel offehded yout ANET—YOU WON'T MISS THE ret aa, MAS. que to-morrow night. PLEASANT TIME, M®; JOHN HYDE, DECEASED, If the widow of Mr. John Hyde (whose maiden name previous to marriage was, Louisa Gammon, amar. fled to Mr. John Hyde on the 6th of February. Bt. John's church,” Waterloo, surrey, Engl Maidstone, afterwards of Keinsing. near even Bane: fince 121’ Waterloo road, Lambet ot 186 ; Next of Ma rooms Meounty of tly of Peterson and Guil River, z: 'yot Victoria, eneda West, will apply to Messrs. HONOR ION a ct Solicitors, of No. t Rayinond build. Ings, Grays Inn, Tiondon, or (0 Messrs, MONCKTON & BON, Solicitor stone, England, she will hear of vomnething to ier advantaye, gr any tatormation of her would be kindly received by the abov M‘i GALLIGER-MRS, M.D, Fo know your address, AGGIR, OF | BROOKLYN—CALL AT 18 BROAD street, New York, and get prize drawn at last Ken- iucky Library Gi't Conicert. om RS, PURDY-¥OU DID NOT MW N pointment at Harlem depot. Addre: eT YOUR AP: me i MAKE THE TIME ry M. . SS SONAT.—b. B. (ALIXS)=LETTER EN BRQOK Post office for you ITHURIEL, ILL THE BOY WHO TOOK A BUNDLE FROM Seventh Regiment Armory to Stewart's, Tuesd: § On there was sent to No. 2 Irving p ‘Jur eata case, letters and. otlier arti- M. “REIMAN & 00. ro For the regular advertisement of the Great nl pquare etablishment sce next page, Ladies will find to tneir eds yA} ‘observe: ae extraordinary induce: i tu a; ese! eae ee ere M, REIMAN & CO, DRY GOODS, —- a Mc ARES’, MBARES’. MEAR Fil ‘AREY, MEARES!, MEARES’. ADDITION ADDITION ADDITION ADDITION ADDITION ADDITION IN IN IN IN Oeeeeen TO TO TO TO OUR PRESENT OUR YRESENT OUR PRESENT OUR PRESENT TO OUR PRESENT TO ou. PRESENT AND HANDSOME Ass ‘MENT AND HANDSOME Ss AND HANDSOME ASSO) VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY LARGE LARGE LARGE LARGE LARGE LARGE I=: | z 5 Bg a4 6,6 [5 EEE 5 5 J Ct FANCY FANCY PANCY FANCY iJ 8 ® oops, Goons} Goons, coops, FANCY Goons, FANCY DRY GouDs, WE WILL ON WE WILL ON WE WILL ON ‘| THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 4, THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 4 THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER & THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 4, THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 4 THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 4, DAY AND EVENING, DAY AND EVENING, DAY AND EVENING, DAY AND EVENING, DAY AND EVENING, DAY AND EVENING, FIRST Og S & 4 EI isle mis [51313 HVT dt HAVE HAVE OUR FIRST HAVE OUR FIRST EXPOSITION AND OPENING EXPOSITION OPENING EXPOSITION OPENING EXPOSITION PENING EXPOSITION OPENING EXPOSITION OPENING CHRISTMA! OVELTIES CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES CHRISTM. OVELTIES CHRISTMA: OVELTIES BVERY LADY, EVERY GEN’ ° = Uw | ° F | ° z GRAND GRAND GRAND GRAND GRAND GRAND OF or OF oF OF OF AND AND AND AND AND AND 3] > ND ND 0} ND ND > > | > TOYS. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS, E lgeletabels 8 MAN, . ¥ MISS, EVERY BOY, EE ARF INTERESTED JN THIS GRAND PREPARATION FOR CHRISTMAS FOR CHRISTMAS FOR CHRISTMA FOR CHRISTMAS FOR CHRISTMAS ; FOR COME NEXT THURSDA: COME NEXT THURSDA' COMB NEXT THURSDAY, COME NEXT THURSDAY, COME NEXT THURSDAY, COMB NEXT THURSDAY, NO ONE OBLIGED TO BUY, © "NO ONE OBLIGED To BUY, ‘ONE OBLIGED TO BUY, ‘ONE OBLIGED TO BUY, ‘ONE OBLIGED TO BUY, ONE OBLIGED TO BUY, YOUNG AND OLD, YOUNG AND OLD, EVERYBODY, YOUNG AND OLD, EVERYRODY, YOUNG AND OLD, EVERYBODY, ¥ AND OLD, EVERYBODY, YOUNG AND OLD, 18 EXPECTED TO COME AND 18 EXPECIED TO COME AND 18 EXPECTED TO COME AND I8 EXPECTED TO COME AND 18 EXPECTED TO COME AND 18 EXPECTED TO COME AND THE GREAT SUCCESS APTENDING THE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING THE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING THE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING THE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING THE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING OUR CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION LAST YEAR OUR CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION LAST YEAR OUR CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION LAST YEAR our pede es LAST YEAR OUR CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION LAST YEAR OUR CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION LAST YEAR HAS ENCOURAGED US TO MAKR HAS ENCOURAGED US TO MAKR HAS ENCOURAGED US TO MAKE HAS ENCOURAGED US TO MAKE HAS ENCOURAGED US TO MAKE STILL, FURTHER AND GREATER EFPORTS, STILL eee 'D GREATER EFFORTS. STILD FURTHER AND GREATER EFFORTS, STILL FURTHER AND GREATER EFFORTS, STILL FURTHER AND GREATER EFFORTS, THE PRESENT DISPLA WILL SUPERSEDE THE AND WILL BE THE GRA AND MOST EVER INTRODUCED IN REMEMBER SANTA REMEMBER SANTA REMEMBER SANTA REMEMBER SANTA REMEMBER SANTA RECEPTION, ON THURSDAY NEXT, DEO. & ON THURSDAY NEXT, DEO. & ON THURADAY NEXT, DEC, 4, ON THURSDAY NEXT, DEC. 4, ON THURSDAY NBXT, DEG, 4, alalalald e & B Ales E BUT BUT BUT BOT BUT BUT EVERYBODY, EVERYBODY, | } =] a 2 S 6 | 4 LOOK, LOOK, LOOK. LOOK. LOOK. LOOK, | : | lls El lelelele AST IN EVERY RESPECT, Est ORIGINAL OUR ESTABLISHMENT. ? RECEPTION, RECEPTION, RECEPTION, RECEPTION, I2l F rey eS > e a 2 > a s' fe) C > ¢ 2 a Er > 1E s fo} i > a4 & :| AT MEARE, = AT MBARES", AT MRARES. “~~ at MEARES', eae AT MEARES' | OORNBR SIXTH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH 8ST. EVERY CHIZD | and Twenty-first street. MONDAY Morning, DECEMBER 1, ALSO THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE WEEK, AND UNTIL JANUARY 1, 1874, . WILL OFFER the entire purchase of the fall and winter stock of this season, including EXTRA BARGAINS pur- chased each week at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, besides CONTINUAL REDUCTIONS being CONSTANTLY made according to the fluctu | | | ‘ions of the market. In addition to our regular stock, which we OFFER AT THE LOWEST BASIS oF CASH Pi PRICES, We will also produce, from week to week, certain particular ny EXTRAORDINARY SPECIALTIES ARY 1, 1874, 381 AND 333 SIXTH AVENUE, . Near Twenty-first strect, WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1873, B. ALTMAN & CO., As FOLLOWS :— It | LADIES’, MISSES’ AND INFANTS! UNDERCLOTHING, comprising the finest Stock made tp Gooas be found in the city at the following prices:— LADIES WALKING SETRTR, if cor PRICE, 88¢. ER PRIC Kebtor FORMER PRIC: REDUC FORMER pric REDU FORMER PR REDUC FORMER PRICE, 3 oo NDERSKIRTS, MUSLIN FORMER PR ‘$1 65, REDUCE: FORMER REDUCE: FORMER PRIC. REDUCED 1 iit ROBES, piAW ERS, &C. FORMER PRICE, REDUCED FORMER PRICE, rik FORMER PRICE, $1 FORMER PRICE, $3 FORMER PRICE, $225. FORMER PRICE, 15. FORMER PRICE, $275. FORMER PRICE, $250. seks aN FORMER , FORMER PIIGE REDUCED 260. PORMER ri 10. REDUCED TO 365c. LADI Be CORSETS: in SATIN, COUTT er pa FITTING ces a EMBROIDERED, REDUCED TO 750. REDUCED TO $1 24, apa TO $1 68 ED TO $1 87. $2 25. 4 UCE 'O $3 50. FORMER PHISE 9 00: REDUCED TO $0 &. LADIES’ FL. FLANNEL UNDERCLOTHING, IRTS, VESTS AND DRAWERS. MER PRICE, REDUCED TO 690. FORMER PRIC. on REDUCED TO = &2e. FORMER PRL REDUCED TO | 9c, FORMER PRICE, $1 75. REDUCED TO §1 25. B ALTMAN & C 7 831 and 883 Sixth avenue, ‘ near Twenty-first street. COSTUMES, WALKING SUITS. OLOAKS, DOLMANS, POLONAISES HOUSE "LOBES, FALL suits, | ppl FORMER PRICE, $20. REDUCED TO $12 ae ERICE: 30, REDUCED TO $15. R PR} REDUCED TO $35, EDUCED is * , 375. REDUCE! 560 FORMER PRICE, $98 REDUCED TO $1 POLONAISES, FORMER PRIC! REDUCED 70 $650. FORMER PRICK, REDUCED TO $15, FORMER PRICE, REDUCED TO CLOAKS AND DOLMANS. FORMER PRICE, REDUCED TO FORMER PRICE, $10. REDUCED TO $756. FOKMER PRICE, REDUCED TO $10. FORMER PRICE, REDUCED TO $'5, FORMER PEC. 45, RED! ED TO FORMER PRICE, $3. REDUCED TO HOUSE ROBES. FORMER PRICE, $5. RE: FORMER PRIC. iE, $70 FORMER PRICE, $10 DRESS GOODS, CLOSING OUT SALE or BALANCE OF STOCK follews:— FORMER PRICE, $50. REDUCED TO 2%. FORMER PRICE, REDUCED TO pe. FORMER PRICE, TO 45. FORMER PRICE, Fer REDU ED TO 5c. FORMER PRICE, 3 REDUCED TO 66c. FORMER PRICE, $1 10. REDUCED TO 750. HOUSERREPING G G@oQoDs, BLANKETS, TIANG COVERS, rc. AGE CURTAT! FORMER PRICE, REDUCED TO $3 10. FORMER REDUCED TU $4 90. FORMER REDUCED TO $5 50. FORMER PRICE, $10. REDUCED TO $7 50. B, ALTMAN & co. sg 331 and 333 SIXTH AVENUE, near Twenty-first street. ELT SKIRTS. FORMER PRICE, $1 50 REDUCED To FORMER PRI $2 75. TO Pi 10. FORMER PRIC TO $1 85. FORMER PRICK, TO 92 50. LACES AND LACE GOODS, comprising & very extensive stock ‘of the Latest Fovelties in LACE VEILS of all kinds, CE NET of all kinds. arn YAK, GU pCR and THREAD POINT, POINT, APPLIQUE and AGUANTILLY BARBES and COL! are ge: red ag follows :— oo REDUCED TO 5) REDUCED TO g eeouGED ro 2 2 25 REDUCED TO C., AC. REAL YAK LACES. FORMER PRICES, We., Gle., 75c., $1 REDUCED TO Be, d5c., B5e., Te. IMMENSE REDUCTION 15, ty REDUCER TO ORMER PRICE, KI D FORM PRICE, KEDUCED 10 LADIES’, GENTS AN AND CHILDREN'S Merino, Gashmere, eg UNDERWHAN, AND SHOSTERY, ERINO UNDERSTIARIS. “eND DRAWERS. FORMER PRICE, FORMER PRIC FORMER PRICE, FORMER PRICE, FORMER PRICE, in ChLOseIne No it FORMER PRICE, CE LL. FORMER PRICE, 9. FORME PRICE, REDUCED TO 9c. FORMER PRICE, za REDU 1 2 FORMER PRICE, REDU ED 10 1 SPEC OTALTY CARTWRIGHT Me WARNER'S WHITE AND SCARLET UNDERWEAR. REDUCED TO ER mi BOYS’ HEAVY ALL WOOL REDUCED TO UNDERSHIR'S $1 0. CHILDREN'S - i REDUCED TO UNION SUITS, ge, and $1 18 Waist and Pants attached, ) GREAT BARGAINS in KID GLOVES, Our $1 50 Glove REDUCED TO $1 per pair. B ALTMAN 4 00. 831 and 333 Sixth avenue, Rear Twenty-first street NEW YORK, SUNDAY, _NOVEMBER 30, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET. DRY GOODS. f BTERN BROTHERS, A. SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIED STREET. — 0 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET. 110 | ‘TH AVENUE, Pore zation Ills] SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD STREET. FOR THIS WEEK . SPECIAL AND DECIDED BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. RARE INDUCEMENTS THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT, as we must have room for our magnificent assortment of HOLIDAY Gooops, which will be ready for inspection end of this week. GREAT REDUCTION MILLINERY GOODS, Finest a7 OH PELT BONNETS AND HATS, reduced to Gc. ‘and 980. Large asiortment to select from. BLACK AND COLORED OSTRICH PLUMES from $175 upwards. OSTRICH TIPS ‘and FANCY FEATHERS, FRENCH FLOWERS, The largest and richest selection in the city, atadecided Special bargains, reduction from former prices. RIBBONS, All silk gros grain Bonnet Ribbons, all the new shades, BLACK VELVET Sasi RIBBONS, in all widths, GROS GRAIN AND TAFFETA SASH RIBBONS In endless variety. at 19. yard, TURERS “At 33 8 ONCE LAR, ALL OF WHICH WE WILL OFFER MONDAY MORNING AT A SLIGHT AD» VANCE ON An inspection is eart Carey solicited SWISS AND ORGANDIE DRESSES, thultitude of styles. SWISS OVERSKIRTS AT . $3 75, $4 50, $6 50 and $7. Positive Bargains. PARIS AND BERLIN MADE CLOAKS AND DOLMANS, The balance of our stock of rich Cloaks and Dolmans at25 per cent reduction. ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS, of black and navy blue cloth, finest assortment, ze at $6, $7 25, $2, €0 00, ers Greatly reduced prices, T NO CLOAKS, eer © * richly trimmed with satin, from $5 50 upward. finest workmanship and quality, with a large stock of infants’ embroidered Viannel Shawls, Sacques, ‘Skivta, &e., &c. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. traordinary ane! EAL GU IF URE LACES. splenalt Laces, from 1 to 3 inches wide, t Bc., dlc., 48c., 6c. and Bic, REAL YAK LACES at extremely low prices, REAL THREAD LACES, in all widths and qualities, ‘We will open Monday an immense stock of POINT APPLIQUE LACES, dn alt widths, at 98c., $1 25, $1 1, $2 yard; * worth double. 7 BTER BROTHERS | are F now offer- Ing for the coming Holidays the largest and richest selection of BERLIN WORKED EMBROIDERIES tobe found in the city. Elegant styles of CUSHTONS, RUGS, SLIPPERS, STRIPS, &c., with all the necessary materials, CANVAS, in all kinds and qualities; Che- nilles, Fill- ing and Embroidery Silks, Needles, &c. at less than any other establishment. Liberal discount to Societies, Fairs and Charitabie Institutions. ill displa: We will display yonday merning, 400 dozen of our justly celebrated LUPIN'S Rib GLOVES, two, three and four buttons, in all the new shades of Resedas, Bronzes, Slates and Browns, which we bave ju Jud received ber steamship Silesia, Every pair selected ‘and of the finest quality. 75 ea LUPIN'’S TWO WO BUTTON. KID GLOVES, first quality, all newest shades, $1 per pair, 75 DOZEN bu PIN'S THRE BUTTON KID GLOVES. I the newest colors. $1 $1 per pale PIN TION KID GLOVES, colors sapero qu quality, $190 per palt. With an Ennenes stock LADIES’ CLOTH GLOVES in ‘one, twe and three buttons, CHILDREN’S CLOTH ch auaaeed I styles, colors and qualities, Ladies’ and gentlemen's buckskin, calf and doeskin Gloves, plain and lined. Ladies’ undressed Kid Gloves, ‘in two and tree buttons; redaced prices. eC} ‘We beg to call attention to oar mare excellent and large stock of LADIES’, GENILE: AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, Ladies’ cotton, merino, Casb- | mere, tleecy’ lined, Baibrig- gan and silk Hose, Gentlemen's cott Balbrigea' All sizes styles and quall- tie: merino, hinere in iancy Hosiery, Children’s scarlet and blue, Cashmere, Balbriggan. fleeey hined striped cotton and Merino Hose, }rae makes. All sizes and qualities Ron eet, forming the largest and best — on the avenue, posttive bargains, sre enorme f Sixth avenue and Twenty-third street. DRY GOoDs, mae At einaeta abit Grand Opening of Holiday Goods, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, December 1, 24nd & Our own im tion aad pres en Fvery part 6f the globe. Séicestlions i of Fancy Goods and Toys éver made. Parts, Vienna, Berlin, —— Russia, China, Japan, Switzerland, England ana America all Contribute, making o grand y wora'a fatr. our Doll Room ae will Gnd over 100 Yarleties, in China, Parian, Barbie i, Rae eae Worsted Wa is apt Det, ax Cryin; olls, from § cents o; Seat with teed wera rom 19 cents to Musical Albums, " Music pores Jewelry Boxes, Work Boxes. e1 fumer: Card: Boxes, Glove Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes, Binage Figt ie Reece Gigar, stands, in| Stands. Bouquet Holders, ‘arian Statues, ressing Vases. fo DECEMBER 1, 2 AND 3, yf KINZBY'S, f 167 and 769 Broadway, Eo eae to imth street. 66 Kast ‘LBNS THAN GOLD COST. Fine Bussia Leather Goods of every description. Bronzes of every | exer / sa ac Fine Vienna Writing Desks and Boxes, low, Carved Swiss Goods in every variety. ‘ge assortment fine bathed Porcelains. Large assortment fine Pt ra ic Frames. bei Large assortment of Albums, very low. Fancy Boxes in great, , trom aera Large assortment fine Vieuna Gilt Goods. Chromos, with and J ross a Fancy Goods. (ideale tabs Casal Bronzeb and Flue code Portemonnale Bags, Belts and Card Cases. Large assortment of Fans, gilt stick Fans Sc, TOYS. tore Fine Vases, Card Receivers and Bouquet Holders, Grocery Stores Livery Stables Warchousos, an ’ Houses, eo ueperan, Mage ic Toya, Bleating Sheep, Eroming Poort 3, Talking. Babies, guia ng Pa Ducks, Drums, Guns, Swords, Pianos, Whips, Baujos, Horses, Ducks, Sheep, Per eae aelle s, Dont ar "Chickens Deer 125 CASES OF Torey Boxes of Villages, Boxes of Boxes of Paints, China and Parian Vases, Bronse and Fancy Inkstands, Jewel and Perfume Caskets, Card and Cribbage Boxes, Fine Writing Desks, Vienna Brouse Goods, Swiss carved Wood Gi in Brackets, hat and owe Racks, Boxes, Bouquet Holders, Match Sates, Card Receivers, Wall Pockets, Brash Rac jacks, Hand Mirrors, & 19% different varieties of Fancy Boxes for candies, handkerchiefs, gloves, perfumery, work or jewel Boxes,5c, to $2, Firiting Desks, te. to 8 Bel irae heey gio. Shell Goods. tron be. up. Photographic Frames, 1c. up. Bouguet Holders, 25. up. er rad in 1, Jet tie Coraline, Sheil, Pear, ic, closing out cheap. Fairs and schools supplied very low. e+ — PANIC SALE. Thousands of yards of Silk and gros grain Ribbons closing at 6c., Sc., rT adgc., U ee Hew TO og at 75c.. $1, $1 25, ney per yard up. and 75¢. up. Bonnet aiid tr {rim Silks, KId ZEY'S. KINZEY'S. ast Silk Ties ; Kinzevs. ¢ ——————— Be, 25, Bley $80. 39C., 42 ‘Sash eotane Posing at ISc., 256, dle., 39¢., Bue. One button Kid Gloves, 25c. Two button Kid Gloves, 50c, Gents’ fine Kid Gloves, “s9e. Gents’ dog skin Gloves, 9c. Soni avivin ee ents’ driv love: raaaebiae ene fine Frenen Cloth h 75e., closing out . per yard. An immense stock of black and colored Silk Fringes closing | out from 3c, yard to $2 All our Passsementertc Gimps ‘and Ornaments closing out at & great reduction. Beaded Gimps and Fringes closing from 10¢, yard up. Meg mitt ed in our Lace ent. Real and imitation Lac from 3c. yard up, 2.50) dorene. fine Linen, Licata 000 pairs fine Tinen Cuffed lee ves, 25c. pair. 1100 fine Worked and Lace a das Crapen, Laces, Tiastons, closing out halt price. In Mandkerchiefs Batgal jinen Hemstitch Handkerchicfs, Ic., 12:¢., ap. Embroidered, with initials, 125gc. up. Fine needlework names, Needlework Handkerchiefs, 18. up. Real and Imitation Lacg, do. Geuts’ Handkerchiefs, 7c. up. { GOODS BELOW GOLD Cost. f KINGBY'S, BROADWAY AND NINTH ‘TH STREET. ay Flowers and Feathers closing out very low. pe talg bot Mat 4 Underwear sing out very low. if Closing ont oar tosiery Stock very low. Hambatg Embroideries Clouing ont, $c. 66., 8c, and 10c. yard Ruflings, Tackings, Collars, Cutts, Seis closing out. Closing ont lot of double width Crapes, 250. yard. Ye f Sik Fis, Veils, 260, Black silk Veils, 15e, up. a Sroniong tae yar Upe Grand opening on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, when the Store will be open until 10 o'clock P. M, WILLIAM KINZBY, Ninth street. 767 and 769 Broadway, corner He ~ a joes Ninth ‘. __ PRICE FIVE CENTS. DRY GOODS. rm EEEE 8H AH RRR ll co bie K g H HW 5 Wt coH = H H H EB H AR 8 H u Es HAHH RRR It o HHHH E H BRR H g H H po obpae ug of # BERE H ii ss Oo i HH = axl 287 and 289 Eighth avenue, near Twenty-fourth street. Goods marked down even below 1 d to make Fooin for our immense stork ote eee ® PrICes Holiday Goods and Toys. Ladies will find decided bargains in every Department, and will observe Peduced iy yrictbat every article in the house has been We cordially invite a visit and examination. H H yy ial BE z “A TITEITT 8858858, a H Ak T 8 Hununit sa aka A 5 HM HH Z i : ssBssss_ H H a A 3 3 H H A 4 r 8 8 H uo A T ‘SSS8888 We received the first prize for M late American Undiiate Faire lnery Goods at the Trimmed Bonnets, in assortment of over 3,000 styles, made up in the very richest designs, at ‘halt Broadway prices. Ladies’ Bonnets elegantly tetmmed, of pure silk vel at $5.90, $55.86 Sitand upwards s vve® cites" Bonnets, ofaile dished volver Mom $850 up- ’ Jockeys, made up of fine silk velvet, tasteful: trimumed, n294 10°30 94 90st and upwarda y eo assortment of antrimmed Hats will be found un- in variety of styles and in extraordinary Cheapmess of price. Bent quality’ French Felt Hats, reduced to 696. Best quality English Felt Hats, Fednaed (080. 4. aa. re ats, fine shapes and quality, reduc Brown Seal Plush Capa with car tabs: d * Extra fine analit ne Ve lvet Hats, reduced to $221, sold everywhere at $3 adies brown Seal Skating Caps, mink head and tail, Great Reductions in Feathers and Flo Black real Ostrich Tips, er bunch of three. wwiitavy black Ostrich, nips, WXt aber Bao", Sus. “and up. ards. Long Ostrich Plumes, from 39+. to $5. anee selection of ings. F Pompons, Alggrettes, &c, ¢ French Flowers, at remarkably low prices. an Rit ne of Jet, Pearl, and Steel Ornaments, all ree VELVETS AND VELVET VETEENS. A fine black silk Velvet, at. at ‘$1, 46, 46. Extra qualities black silk Velvets, at $1 93 and $2 43 per yard, tully 40 per cent ander price. Pedolorod silk Velvets in fashiogable shaded, at 98. and up. Heavy brown Velveteen, at 85c., cost ouble to i Black Velvetocna ata", te. feo $1 per yards White Corduroy, at 65¢., ‘worth $1 25tull, Special inducements in Grapes, Ribbons, &c. 100 dozen black fringed Sashes, full 2s ards long, 6 inches wide, at $143; sold everywhere at $5) L ce EERE 8883. L rv Q © E 8 8 L t A o E 3 L A Qo E 8 L AAAA Qo ELE 8883, L a A o E 8 i Steg ips E 3__8 LLLL a A coo” EEER Ssss No lady who wishes to pur purchase fine laces at the cheapest prices should fail to visit our real lace depart ments. We have purchased and consequenily ofer goods at enormous sacrifices. Black real “ wide, at Black real Yak Laces, 2 inches wide, at 2)c, 28c., 24e. Black real Yak Laces, 33s inches wide, at 43c. Black reat Yak Taces, at 4%c., 47e.,'S'e .68e., 72. and S4e., all guaranteed the finest qualitics, amd sold at halt their value. Real guipure Laces, real thread Laces, Real point and point applique Laces. Largest, cheapest assortment in the city. + Black real thread Barbes, at $1 25 and upwards. White reai thread Barbes, at $125 and upwards, Real guipure es, at $5 50 and upwards. Klegant variety of Fichus, Bibs, Jabots, Ruflings, &e., c. Silk Gimpe, silk Frin “ourageres, Ornaments, Loops, Mand-made_ sits Yak Braids, &c., reduced: Crochet Buttons at Técy_ wo Oxitized, Steel, ete tea at nud colored Silk Buttons” Largest variety tn the city. a 000 sss. IT u HO O8 8 II nm Fo 0 8B IL Ho HO OB It HHHA O © 888 II H HO O 8 H HO O sr H HO o8 SILK H H “000 sss II EE AND MERINO UNDERWBAR, This department will be found to be the most complete of its Kind in the city, and our prices are reduced throughout. Lucdies’ Merino Vests, high neck and long sleeves, very t 5c; retailed’ generally at $1. Yerino Shirts, good quality, all Isizes, at Ac. Scarlet Sbirts and Drawers, trom’$1 37 upwards. Full Une (of Misses) and lnitants’ Shirts, Drawers & Pantalets, full regular made, Pertorated Buckskin Cudergarinents in variety. worth 30c, a8. Extra long Wool Hose, at 5c. and 18°. Full reguiar made Half Hose at bar Gentlemen's Skaker Knit Socks at 24c. A Lot pf regular made French Hose, extra long, at 29¢., wor We call ep attention of ladies to our very clegant assortment 0! Berlin Worsted Embroideries, comprising the ver; richest designs of Slipper Patterns, eho Sereens, Suspenders, Lambrequing, Chair strips, &c., &¢. Ladies’ Jewelry, large variety, lowest prices. D STOP J coeatanpounes” Ladies’; Gentlemen's and Cuilar &, CHEAPEST IN civ? BE SURE AND STOP AT ot COUNTER, Handkei THE CL FFFFFF u u RRRRR re v U R R | tl 0 U RRRRR : Lf} 2a ; % uU R R vou R Rk — We have manafactared all our own fars with special attention to superior quality of skins und excellence o' workmanship. Our large saving of manufacturers? Profits wo allow our customors, and this explains oUF ¢X- traordinary pric We cordially iuvite the examination of ladies, Every artiele war- No misrepresentations allowed. Tanted exactly as represented. Black Polar Lynx Sets, beautiful muf and boa, at $5 9% Brown French Mink Séts, muff and boa, at $425. White French Ermine Sets, nui and boa, at $2 68. Keal eal vets, very beautitul, at $25, $24, $3) and nop Real Mink Sets, all fine quality, at and uj Elegant real Alaska Sabie Sets, most fasiionabie, at $995, $10 45, $12, Special bargains in real lynx, chilla, real ermine, real grebe cal silver fox, real chin &e. Cay Large variety of real Seal Sacqnes, real Nutria Sacqnes, real Astra. chan and Iceland Lamb Sacques, &c., &c., at half furrier’s Pri fine of the very finest real Astrachan Sac Med in the most exquisite styles, at $23 WO. wo Immense ere Grae # Pure, a Comp! ote oufits tor children, comprising Sacque, Cai Mutf and Boa, of fine white Concy Fur, at nt 35 7 “ Children's white Cy ‘oney Sacques, very Dost ‘fur, lined with quilted silk and pocket, argh ) Worth $6 50, Call and examine! tes, trim~ ih Tul $00, Call and examine! sss I L K K sss s It L K OK s 8 8 eT L K K 8 It L KK 8 sss I L KK Ss8 it L KK 3 8 Ir L KK 8 It L K «£ 8.8 1 BELLE. K x sss OUR GREAT DEPARTM ENT ‘We have purchased $20,000 worth of black dross Silks, manufactured by the most celgbrated European makers, brices ranging from 7c, to $8 per yard. all offered. a one-third less than these Silke can be imported. Woe urge upon ladies to call and examine these coods, Our “Melville” black Alpacas, manufactured with pure Lisle cross-thread, ‘silver lustre, warranted never CS change color, are exciting the admiration of all ou pate We are the only American agents for the “Mel~ villa Alpacas, ana offer them at the following startling po tes No, 2, 290, ¢_. nal bata ete car We. 5 No. 8, Be No. 7, 0. get painples for ec ALPACAS. ¢ yer. pay Talmas,' Over 1,007 English Walking aces at t Brlees to sult alt. Examine our Shawls, be ee 8s Panos | ere Jankets, Flannels wh and Intants’ Underwear, &c, poe Velvets—A ean le Owing ¢, gat unwillingness to interfere with our other Depurtinent, we have cpened our iraly immense stock of Toys and Holkiay Good is on a Third Floor, offering them to th ic without re joods we have ‘kported direct | fom tone: wand Will sett them at less than city wholesale pri We of Sunday Schoo! e their selections as soon will mat tal Figs y- the ih to. ‘the | Ud by eet noveldies In Toys and aerate it Day an carly visit to Toy ‘Departments BRICHS, mt fe BURICHS' | EuRICHS, 287 and 2% vd 280 Bighth aver Bighth avenue, near ‘Twonty-fourth street.