The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1874, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. LE NO. 13,915. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, SKPTEMBER 27, 1874.—QUINTUP LE SHEET. ADVERTISERS, AMUSEMENTS—Fourtu Pace—Second, third, fourth fifth and sixth columns ASTROLOUY—Tiiny Pach second column. BILLIARDS—Nisereent ourth column, BOARDERS WANT VaGr— First, ‘third, fourth, fifth and sixth colamns. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Tutky Page—First column, BROO second, LYN BOARD—Taten Pacr—Second column, BROUKLYN REAL BOTA! FOR SALA—ciaHreENTE Pace—Becond and third columns, BUSINESS OPPORTUN DUE ES—THUTEENTH PAGE, BUSINGSS NOTIULS—Eiey! ae—Fitth and sixth columns. crry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—E:cureentn Pace— First and second columns, and seVENTERNTH vack—Third column. Y CLERKS ASD SALESMEN—Freta Pacr—Fitth and sixth columns, and Focrtu Pagx—Second column. OLOTUIN Twentiere P. Sixth coluinn. COACH ) RS—Vrern Pace—Sixth column, and Fount Pacr—econd column. COASTWioi? SUKAMSHIPS—Tuiap Page—Fourth col- umn, COUNLRY BOARD—Tutrp Paae—Seco: ohn \s DANCING » ACADEMINS—Ninureareu. Pacne-Bixth DENTS! iY MTRENTH PAGR—Fourth column, DRY GOODS—First Yace—Second, third, fourth, fifth (sixth columns, and Twevtiere PAGE—First col- HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UN- NISHEV—Sixreextn Pace—First, second and columns, and SeveNreeta Pagx—Fourth col- EUROVEAN STKAMSHIPS—Tirep fourit columns. EUROPE — tur Pac EXCURSION #—Sixth column, FINANCIAL—Tuitreesti Pace. WINE ARTS—SkventERNtH PaGe—Sixth colawn, FOR SALE—Ninetkentu Pace—Second and third col- ainns, FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— SixtketH PaGe—Third, fourth and fiith columns, and SEVENTEENTH FaGk—Fourth, fith and sixth columns, FURNIIURE—Eicnteenta Pace—Sixth column, and Tip Pace—Sixth column. FREN Ht ADVSRTISEMENIS—Fountn Pace—Second column, HELP WANTED—FEMALES—Frrta Pace—Fourth col- umn, and Fouwt Pack—second column, Pace—Third and HELP Wan? FEMALEs—Firra Pace—Sixth col- mn, and Fourtu Pace—Second column. RSLS, CARRIAGKS, &C.—Twantieta l'ace—Fourth, fHith and sixth columns. HOTEL —ininy Pagr—Second column. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. WANTED—Nixereenta Pace— Third and tourih columns, INDUSPRIAL &XHIBILION ~COMPANY—Twentigrn Pace—Third column. INSTRUCH0\—Tinkp Pace—Third column, CILY, HOBOKEN, HUD2ON CITY AND BER- N REAL STATE FOR SALE—Etgurexnru Pac umn. LECIUR! NINETEENTH PacR—Sixth column. LOAN OFFICES—IwentieTa Pace— LOOT AND FOUND—Tw MACHINERY —Niver MAKB! i cond column. MEDICA HRD PAGK— econd column, MILLINE KY AND DRBGSMAKING—TwentieTH PAGK— ¥irst and second columns SCELLANEOUS ADV GRLISEMENTS—Sixtersta Pacw—Sixth column. LLAN 30 AVENTEENTH PaGe—Third column, Ca L—NinereeNtH PAGE—lifih and sixth columns. W PUBLICAT EVENTH Pa ixth column. | PERSONA . First column. | PIANOPORTHS, ORGANS, &C.—Tweatiets Pace—Third column. eNTH PaGe—Third columo. ONAL SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES— firrn PaGe—Third and tourth columns, and Fourtu Pack Second column. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Eigureenta Pagr—Chird, fourth and fifth columns. STATE TO’ EXCHANGK—Eranrexntn Pace— Fifth and sixth columas, aud SkveNrenntu Pacu— Third column, REAL GSTArs WANTED—Eiaureznts Pacr—Sixth ‘column. RELIGIOUs NOTICES—Fst Pace—First and second columns. REWARDS—Twentietn Pace—Second column, SALES A AUCTION—Ninxreenta Pace—First and sec- ond columns. BITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES—f irra Pace—First, second and third columns, and Foorta PaGe—First and second co} SITUATIONS WA MALES—Firrn Pace—Fourth and fifth columns, and Fourtu Pacr—second col- Twenniern Paci BIRDS, Sixth column. 40.—Twenrixtu = Pace— ‘Third column. STORAGS—T ney Pace—Second column, THE TRaDES—Firtu Pace—nixth column, and Fourtn PaGr—second column. THE TURF TWENTIETH P Fourth column. TO LET FOR BUSIN. 'UOSLS—SIXTEENTIE Pace—First column, and SkveNrsentu Page— Fourth column. FRAVELLIRY GUIDR—Tainp Pace—Fonrth and fifth columns. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Pace —Fitth ENTRENTH PAGR>-Sixth TO PURCHASE: nd sixth columns, and ‘olumn. INETKENTH Pacr—Sixth K—third column. R SALE OR TQ LET— ihird col SORTS—Tuin Pac , STKAMBOATS, Fourth column, n. Second column, &C.—NinereENTH PaGe— HERALD BRANCH OFFICES—UPTOWN _AND HaRLEM ERALD BRANCH OFFICES, ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS UP TO 9¥, M,, AND NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED WITH HERALDS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT 126) BROADWAY AND 6% SIXTH AVENUE, BE- TWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY-SECOND STREETS, QFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLEM OFFICE, 2,281 THIRD AVENUE, CORNER OF 147TH STREET, ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7:30 P. M., AND NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED AT FIVE O@CLOCK EVERY MORNING. PERSONAL. A GRACIEIC MAIL STEAMER WHARF n + black sitting on steps with another lady ; had black bordered handkerolief and rosebud: noticed gentleman below with umorella. For honorable acquaintance ad- | fires, where can be seen, HONORABLE, Herald Uptown Branch ofiee, DDIE E,, OF MADISON AV. the city. Do write me where Ican see you. dress FRANK, Herald Uptown Branch officc. READ AND CAKE AT GROVE BAKERY, FRIDAY, three o'clock. Answer through personals, RROADWAY AND FOURTEENTH STRERT.—LOVE- ly blonde, yesterday atternoon, who siniled at gen- aaa, Dlease address MONEY, Herald Uptown Branch NHARLES —FORB! ME SUPPOSED TO BE entered at Randa! nd Nursery some cight jo as John Tbbs—Will his parenits or any rela- fon of said, child corres;ond immediately with M. MONTGOMERY, box 7% Post office, Lockport, N. ¥ CuartES Ww. BIEREN OR J. HENRI VAN N Any one k: ing their aadress or whereabouts will Reena rewarded on communicating same to PAD CANNON, 42 Nassau street, New York. EAR SISTEK—THANK fifth strert. between Si Write the hour. MMA—LETTER TO YOUR ADDRESS, city; have seurched tainfaily. Plea: ptown Branch olfice. OINGINNATI {VOR ANOPTION—A LOVELY BOY, THREE MON old; juired; a female. two weeks LADY IN DTO Ad- THURSDAY, ‘THIR th and Seventh avenues, BROTHER, EW YorRK ‘CALL AT PACIFIC HOTEL MORG, FLOWER OF THE W. “at o'clock Monday. — oe JULTON FERRY STAGE, ILL THE LADY WHO, with friend, entered McCreery’s store Friday about P. M. please send address to RAYMOND, Herald Up- fown Branchomeet i i NO. L-I EXPECT TO SEE YOU THIS EVEN: ing. Ti. i ae, a2 MATION Me WANTED—(AND A SUITABLE pensation paid for the same) of Jerome C his heirs), in or near New York in 133i; Jacob 4, (or his heirs). clottuer in 1837, at 197 Cherry strect, ork. Address J. BENNETT,’ box 5,194 Post office, Ir alle) New ew York. YF THE LaDy IN BLACK WHO NoTIC D THE GES tleman on 9 o'cloce boat Saturday morning, the 26th, from Staten Island and afterward looked at nim off boat, | ‘with basket im band, desires to be acquainted with him! address, giving some particulars lo avoid mistake, L. P. rald office. F ANNE CLARK, WHO WAS EMPLOYED IN THIR ty-cighth street, between Seventh and Eighth ave ues, in 1867, and who went to France in 1269, will call on or address JOHN WRIGH |, No. 8 East Twenty se enth street, will hear of ing greatly to her advantage. aie ore THE PARTY WHO FOU Ring, forget-me-nat centre in diaionds jenny” inside), on the glass case, at Jugla’s, last No ber, will part with the same, the loser would be pleased fo Negotiate, Address Y., box 3,317 New York Post ofc M. BEERS, 8 FULTON STREET, HAS IMPOR’ = information tor subscribers of Picturesque America, ‘who will torward address. OUISE LIVINGSTON—DO CALL ONCE MORE and relieve my anxiety, ; consider my position, sac wifices made, &e. Come anid oblige. EMMA, dims IN MOURNING DRESS, BOWED TO DAT er complexioned gentleman, Thirty-first strect, last dnesday, address. please, GOU FRIEND, t, Herald . ptown Bi eh office, Bypare—warce AND GIVE | pertectly sate, pa THRATR aVEN leman who made way té y acquaintance. Address FEN DAN TP, ith cane wishes q Herald office. ECOND AVENUE, OPEN CAR, FRIDAY, 12 2. M— Gentleman who, with two ladies, alighted at Fifty- Binth, street, desires to make the acquaintanee of fair sia Uptown Bra h offee. PINATED, box 129 Her. hb MINNIE, HA HA” Mc o'clock, Sixteeath street, F NDAY, AT TWO - rth avenue. 0 JAMES SAERWAN.—THEY WILL N , JT inti Pouraday. ana creas PRINCE—I HAVE RETURNED FROM TH y Wea teaket FROM THE ISH TO KNOW THE ADDRE Dwyer's family, lately employed in the M Academy of Peewskifl, Address SALVADOR Vitec fare of Mrs, GONZALEZ, No. 3U4 Last Twelfth street, SOF MR. TifoMAS RELIGIOUS NOTICES. - SOCIATION HALL—REV. DR, M, 8, A wil address yyung men ats o'clock this HUTTON evening, tor. prea place T B® ing, ‘A J A, C® even —* 1H Rev. Rev. atl Lost J] 1 Rev. Cord 1we: ats Se avenue, Sund A™ SOULS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Porteous, pas ice will be held in im place church, near Fulton avenue, @t 10:30 morning, and 7:0 evening. All are welcome. NIHON ME germon, 103s VHANY CHAPEL, EL A. G Sweetser, wil Sin? ouyeen or avenue.—Morning service, I (QuRist_ cavRcH, of © YM. CMRISTIAN ADVEN© CHURCH, COLL ‘twenty-third street and econd avenue at WY ALM, pubject—"Baptism.” At dP. Simpson, of New flaven, preaches, Subje ance of the Saihis.” NATHOLIC street, between sixth and Sevenih aven Sunday, 734 VHURCH OF + Communion at 10}, A. M. eighth Rey. ing a1 10: tended to ail, EV. Revie itn Universalist Soctet} ing. Ninth street, near Third avenue, at 11 A. M. to-day. peas tree. Puplie invited. IT. IGNATIU (ull choral). mM RELIGIOUS CONFERENCS atZorclock, All cordiall Brooklyn.—The Rey, Dr. George B. Divine’ se! ORIAL street, west of Sixth ken: The rector, CHURCH, enue, Lock. Rev, ch. Z ¥ THE SPIRITUALISTS OF willbe held in Germania Hall, 20) Third ited, CHURCH, FORTY-EIGHTH Morning prayer and is praver, with short R. Heber Newton, will \dres! PICNIC OF THE CHILDRE Fi the Soctety of Progressive »piritualis's eon Tuesday, September 29, at Lim. Vari second street and’ Tenth avenue, commencing at 10 A. M. Dancing from 2to 10 PM, BAPTIST THE | SOUTH CHURCH Twenty-Afth street, Kev. A.C. Osvort BAMlor Preaching September 27," at 0% A. boulevard.—Rev. BUBECKER STREET UNIVKRSALIS! CHUKCH, ¢ pastor, Rev rl y) morning & Tg o'vloek. | Morning subject, “Tribuia. Uon.” Strangers are cordially invited to attend. corner of Downing street, Broach ‘this (mund. ‘at 1% and QEuRcn. OF 1HE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE, corner . orty-fitth street, Rev. Morning suoject. * Bvening, George Hl. and Hible class at three. Prayer meeting evening. RINITY, MADI: URCH OF THE HOLY ue and Forty-seco! . 4and 7 P. M. Rev, Stephen H, ype. D., will preach in the atternoon. URCH OF THE R. street, between Lexington and Third ning. Sunday Schvol at3 P.M, URCH OF THE NEW JERUSALE: Chauncy ‘Giles pastor. HE HOLY SAVIOUR (PRO East Twent, Epis: opal 30; ev FI prayer and sermon 10:30 mon 7:3 Rector officiates i NHURCH OF THE MESSIAT, PARK AV) NUR, ) ner thirty-fourth street.—Professor William Ky. ‘auubridge, will preach, morning, at HA, Seata tre RCH OF THE HEAVE iscopal), Fitth avenu Dr, Howlind, Key. Dr. A.M. ana4P) M. Rey. ourad, Dr. liow! APOSTOLIC CHURCH, UN . M. Subject of sermon, “Apost and Restored.” MARY THE VIRGIN, W ar Broadway. ern Vespers ai 4 P filth street, ni Flowers will preach at 10:30 morning, and Rev. Robert Cameron at 7:30 evenin; ing servi Bapasm at the clo: Ushers will show strangers seats, ‘ORMED th street, Divine se: t 10:30 tor will and there will be prenching to th Rey dally invite; RST BAPTIST CHURCH, CORN nue ant Th ith strect,—Pr . Thos. D, Anderson, D. D,, 103g A. M. and dial invitation, R. E, J. WILSON WILL GIVE A TEST MATIN tthe New Opera House, 1.195 Broadw: nty-ninth street, on Sunday evening, co oO Aton Sunday sehool at 9 A, M. ©. € ; evening at 7:30. A cordial inviti CAROLINE A, SOULE WILL PRI CHURCH, FORTIETH and Sixth'avennes. servic Tween Fifth ‘My Faiher’s Business.” sunday § nd sireet.—Hours OF SEETIC8 5 Ww ‘hin the morning and evening; Kev, TI [SCOPAL CHURCH CHURCH 0: ffany, will ofiiciate at both services. Kvening prayer 7}g. The rector, ite late. RUM AND will take k, Nine i, i oy Henworth ering News tor the Chris. ‘hoot on Friday SON AVE; Jr. SURRECSION, EIGHTY-FIPTH avennes,— Divine service by the rector, Dr. Flagg, morning and , THIRTY. J fitth street, between Park and Lexington Subject wo-day, Come and hear something new and true. venues, What is )TESTANT tlth street, near Madi. on i 0 o?eloc ™. and in the morning; Rev, Dr. Weston in the atternoon. HALL, Lee Given T FORTY- and Holy All wer- vices fuil choral. LVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, TWENTY-THIRD /“street, near Sixth avenue —*. 8. Mac Arthur pastor, preach day, | Morning subject—"Feast of Tabernacles.” ng—“Boyhvod of Vaul.” Strangers invited, VHUROH OF THE DISCIPLES OF CURIST, TWi 2 ty-elghth street, near Broadway.—Kev. Mr.- se of even- children Howard Crosby, D. D., will preach in the RK AVE- pastor, 8 evening! Bo ay, below mimenciny o'clock, tor the benelit of tne Society” of Progress in Spiritualist, Admission 5c. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL nt corner of Madison avenue and Twenty The rector, THE Morn? ation is ex- ACH FOR in Plimpton Build es, ar) x serv o of Si ‘ nize even the and N. App Ewer, w: course— nished with seats. Memory ot Christ.” at 3 o'clock P.M. Father Smith | TBE PEOPLE'S ‘Trinity Ch GRAND addrgsses at once to vacancies m St contraitos). Su 730 7. M. ‘riestly Absolution.” RING STREET PR Varick), Rev. George MeCampbell, ice eptember 27 at 103% o'clock. The Lord's Supper com asto) SECOND AVENUE AND TENTH JH. Rylance, D. D., rector. Services Subject’ for morning dis- Strangers will be fur- SBYTERIAN CHURCH (NEAR Morning Subject—"In memnorated Subject—“The ‘Abiding, Spirit.” Young people's prayer meeting at 7 o'clock P. M. GT, MICHABUS MONASTERY, WEST HOBOKEN, J.—Next Tuesday, the 29th inst, the Passionist 1. Solemn high mass will comm 1). D,, of Rahway, N. J, Michael’ ‘rove House, 174 Bleecker street, New ning, September 27, at SERVICE, in the Coureh of the Holy Trinity, Fathers will celebrate the Festival of ‘St. Michael, the ence at 10 The sermon will be delivered by Rev. Ajl the members particularly invited ove: $QYPIRITUAL SEANCE” AT THE PARLOR OF THE York city. Table rises from the floor and floats in mid air; taces and torms of deceased friends plainly seen and recog- x) and other startling ‘maltestations, thi o'clock. is ( unday) Madison avenue and Forty-second street, at 745 o'clock. Rey. Stephen H. ‘tyng, Jr., D. D., will preach. NOTICE. Id members of St. Thomas’ Choir Brooklyn. are invited to unit DCAL All GREAT MISSIONARY MEETING to be old times. BL Thomas? Church, cor. Sth av. a HORUS now forming to furnisn the music fo and Holy e with the held at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC on the evening of Tuesday, Oc- tober 13 Let there be a grand ratly for the sake of the cause ‘Chorus limited to 20) voices, GEO. WM, WARREN, so send ind 53d st, B.—Twenty food, fresh voices wanted at once to fil d ly as above. jomas’ Choir (espectaily sopranos'a erlative educational advantages offered, e Bead Sple Glove i yA rus AT KINZEY'S Sanches v corner below A. T. Stewart's. per ou CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE, . M, and 4 P. DRY Goops. New CORNER ighth street, Rev. John N. Galleher rector. elt Goods a popular prices, Large assortment + ndid assortment of French Flowers and Feathers. KINZEY'S, Beaded Fringes and Gimps, Ball Fringes, all shades, KINZEY's, Great bargains in Bonnet and sash Kibbons. KINZEY's, Bargains in Thread Guipure, Yak loint and Valenciennes Laces, 25,000 ure Laces, ded Gui . 1c. yard. Bargains in Handkerchiefs, ’ Underwea: Misses’ Underwear. Bargains in imitation Laces, Ladies Openiag new fall Hosiery. Opening new Embroideries. Zephyr Worsteds, 1234 ounce. KINZEY’S, Silverplated Ware. KINZEY'S, Toilet Department. KINZEY'S. Bronzes and Leather Goods, KINZEY'S, Swiss Carved Goods. KINZEY'S, Glove Department. KINZEY’S, ndid two-button Kid es, new shades, per pair, ‘wo-button undressed Kids, 69c. Two-button Reynier, $1 25. Genuine seamless two-buttons, $1 25. Gents’ Dogskin Gloves, Wc. : Adction lots of Kids, 26¢. and 50. Novelties in Ties and Scaris. Jet and Bead Ornaments. Noveities 1 WILLIAM KINZEY, corner Ninth street, 767 ani 769 Broadway, SMITH'S PATI RN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, IMPORTED FASHIONS, PATTERNS WITH CLOTH MODELS. Patterns fitted to the form and warranted p CUITING AND BASTING A_>PEO: RPET yard; for style and du sols and threeply. Warerooms t, just east ot Broadway. 263 and of taultlews fit made (to order for $t =. NT, 218 Broadway, ‘ards of real Laces, below cost of importation. RIFTON MILLS, KIDDERMINSTER, $1 lity they excel N & RENOULT, 26 SIXTH AVENUE. KINZEY’S, ‘Trimmed French Bonnets. KINZEY’S, Imported Round Hats and Bonnets in telt, velvet and straws. + KINZEY'S, Velvets and Silks, in all the new shades abd colors, KINZEY'S, nts’ Goods. n Jewelry. feet. 470 Canal SHIRTS IRCULARS, WRAPPERS, &C,. FUR. the METROPOLITAN STERN BROTHERS, aaa SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIKD STREET, SIXTH AVENUE ——TWENTY-THIRD st, SIXTH AVENUE ——TWENTY-THIRD ST, SIXIH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD 87, AVENUE TWENTY-THIRD ST. AVENUE, TWENTY-THIRD ST. SIXTH i TAKE PLEASUR FR AVEN TWENTY.THIRD 87. 407 SIXTH AVENUE 367 TY-THIRD STREET 110 TN INFORMING THEIR NUMEROUS DS, CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC Whst TWE. THAT THEY WILL DISPLAY, MONDAY AND “DURING THE WEEK, THELR FIRST IMVORTATIONS OF NOVELTIES, PERSONALLY SELECTED BY A MEMBER OF THEIR FIRM THE PAST THREH MONTHS LN THE LEAD- ING CENTRES 0. HE CONTINENT, Attention is specially directed to our TRIMMING DEPAKTM wherein we will exhibit RICH PASS!MENTERLES, ELE@A . PARIS AND BERL! BEAD FRINGES, CHOICE DESIGNS IN GIMPs, EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIRS IN ORNAMENTS, FROM TH) including all siyles from | PRICES WILL SPEAK the tow! to finest Goods Imported. | THe MSELVES, FOR Haying grea‘ly enlarged our piece { ere cee eee | MILLINEKY DEVARTMENT | | © a | the past summer, | we are enabled to offer this season @ very choice and | Jarge assurtent of “MILLINERY GOODS, “CONSISTING or IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC FELT HATS AND BONNETS STRAW OSTRICH PLUMES A} in all the most desirable SHAPES AND COLORS. | HATS AND BONNE IN THE LEADIN ) TPs, PANCY FEATHE STYLES, , BIRDS, &C. STEEL, JET AND FANCY ORNAMENTS, with a superp stock of ALL OF to In FINEST FRENCH PLUWEI Sprays, Bouquets, Roses, &c., and branched in any style to order WHICH WILL BE FOUND, UPON EXAMINATION, be lower In price than at any othor house, RIBBONS we have all the most desirable shades of BONNET RIBBONS, in 5, 7, 9, 12 and 16, with a choice assortment of SASH RIGBONS. Il | | REAL ROMAN, GROS GRAIN AND FANCY SASHES, FINE BEADED SASHES, at greatly reduced prices, I we have BLACK BONNET AND TRIMMING VELVETS — | now on exhibition the large: nd fest stock tn the city, all our own importation, and made expressly for ourselves, SILK VELVETS FROM $18 UPWARDS, COLORED SILK VELVET. FROM $150 UPWARDS, including all the new and desirable colors. A large line of colored TAFFETA AND GROS GRAIN SILKS, TURQUOISES AND GROS DE LUEZ, REAL BARGAINS in BLACK TAFFETA AND GROS GRAIN SILKS, BLACK in all grades, AND COLORED 8aT from 7c. a yard upwards, STERN BROTHERS, ae SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD STREET, will open MONDAY MUKNING THREE CASES of their justly celebrated ?—Turins KID anovEs, 9 —— ci act TWO, THREE AND FOUR BUTTONS, CONTAINING AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT, OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE SHADE, and made expressly for our own house. TWO BUTTONS, $1 10 THREE BUTTONS, $1 31, FOUR BUTTONS, $1 50, OUR NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS WHO ARE USING THESE GLOVES IN PREFERENGE TO ANY OTHER: J3 THK BEoT EVIDENCE THAT THEY ARK THE BEST LOW PRICED KID GLOVE IN THE WORLD, Continually on hand a large awortment of COURVOISTER'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES | | for LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN HOSIERY, A large stock of LADIES’, GENTS AND CHILDRE: HOSE, only of the most CELEBRATED AND DESIRABLE MAKES AND QUALITIES, consisting of LADIES' BALBRIGGAN HOSE, FROM WC, UPWARDS, LADIES! STRIPED COTTON, MERINO AND WOOLLEN HOSE, LADIES’ ENGLISH AND GERMAN COTTON HOSE, MISSES’ | in all qualities and sizes. MISSES’ BALBRIGGAN HOSE. | _ DRY GOODS. — N IMPORTAN! ANNOUNCEMENT TO PARTIES IN SEARCH OF CHEAP DRY GOODS, CONKLING & CO, No, 765 ‘Hronaway, between Kighth and Ninth’ streets, ONE BLOCK BELOW A. T, SiBWARE 4.00,'8, beg to announce their great sale of new and desirable ‘Goods for tail and winter, consisting of SILKS, DRE» GODDS, MOUKNING Gov bs, LINENS AND HOUst. KEEPING GOODS, LACKS AND : MBROIDERT FINE WHITE GOODS AND HANDKESCHIEFS, HOstERY AND UNDERW e CLOTHS AND FLANNEL, aC. AC.) aC, LOOK AT THE PRICES, SILK DEPARTMENT. Lyons Black Gros Grain -ilks ot the celebrated manu- factures of Bor net, Ponsen, Bellon, tappiasier, dec. a at $) $1 5), BL 75, $2, $2 25, $25), B27), $5. $5 0, $. 75, $4, $4 25, $4 5), to the finish’ imported ; w: Fanted the best vuine to | A grea. Variety of new *s $1, B1 25. | ke in all oD wad An elegant line of new colored Gros Grain. the new choice cloth coiorings a. $1 4), $2, $2 Ga yard. DRESs GOODS DEPARTMENT, LOUK AT THe PRICBS, 100 pieces Empress Cloth Yoplins, trom auction, 2c. & yard: worth 35e. 10) pieces Dingonal Armuir Cloth, in new eloth colors, ade. w yard; Worth soc, 10) pieces double width Mobair, in choice cloth colors, ‘Be. a yard: worth dc. 60 pieces Satine Cloths, in choice new cloth colora, be. a yard rth 5 e. (0) pieces ali wool Empress Cloth, from auction, 45¢. yard; worth We. 10) pieces Imperial Serge, from auction, Sle. a yard; woru 4 Diagonal Serge Cloth, in choice cloth colors, yard; Worsh te, eces ull wool Liagonal Camel's cloth colors, Se. es Lup @ vard: worth (Sc. Wo pieces Lyons Silk Poplins, 75c, aud 85¢. a@ yard, worth $1 and $1 20. 150 pieces new styles, in Plaid Poplins, Plald Merino and Plaid >e lildren’s wear, at 25e., Be, S66. We. Sie., Be. an @ yard, real Camels Hair Cloth. tor polonatse, 1% yaras wide, $L75 & yard ; Wortis $150. LOpieces yara wile Grate Popting 2c. a yard; worth suc BLACK FRENCH CASH 50 pieces Lupia's Black Freneh wile, dy worth $1, "se iluck French Cashmeres, 14 yards Sie . Bi $110, $l lo and 81.0 @ cut value tn tis cau Diack French Merino, Ug yards $1 tsana ge 25,9 9 Mair Serge, in rds wide, 50c. res, 114 yards 29) pieces uy wide, at ak MOURNING GOOD: at THE Nice, toi LOOK ur de hy 4"¢. a yard ; worth 6c. erge, He. aya worth 75c, A Yutd; worth 7c. high lus.re, $1 a yards all-woo. Em| Iewoo: Di es WsATILZ HIOU, o! 50 pieces irish Voplin, ve: wort ol : 2n) pieces varions styles Mourning Dress Goods, con sisting of Tawise Cloth, Bagish aud French Bomoazpe, Henri ¢ Sloth, Armur Cloth, Gros dé durich, Velour Lune: we Poplins, ST40. ty 15C. LIN 300DS, Opening great ba Asis, Towels, Napkins “Poviies, Table Covers, Table louis, Piano Vovers, Flanneis, Blungets, Teklngs, Canton Flannels, &e,, &e. Ki lish Waterproot Clots, wt 75. Bue., 8e., We., $1, Crochet Bed Spreaas, at $1 9, $2 25, ni Rose Blankets, $4 50, $5, $6, The largest aud most complete stock of Flannels, in white and colored, 10 be ound m the elty Upening great Dargains in Nottingham Lace, by the yard. $7. and $8.0 pair, LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT, Opening great barguins in Real Thread, Guipure and Yak Laces. Watered ik Sashes, ot yards long, fringed with real sewing silk, $4 79; worth Opening cat bargains Trimmings. fs ‘Opemng xreat bargains in ladies’ and gents’ Linen Handkereniers. HOMERY AND UNDERWEAR Ladies’ Merino Shirts, in all sizes, extra heavy, $75c.. $1, $1 25 and $1 5). Ladies’ Merino Drawers, to match, in all sizes and ex- Se., BL, Bl 25 avd $l 3d. Mirts, In all sizes, extra heavy, We., 78, in Gimps and Passementerie f Merino Drawers, to match, in all sizes, extra We. 73¢., $1, $L 2 ant $15 boys’ aud youths’ Merino Drawers, ‘ys for fall aud winter wear, in greab ons: vy, variety. 2 At of Inspection is respecttully solicited . KAL AN, CONKLING & CO., FW, CHIVVIS, . W. H. CONKLING No. between A’ WALLER & McSORLEY’S, 245 GRAND STREET, will offer Monday, September 28, and the ensuing week, the largest stock of black Silks ever offered at retail, bought at forced sales, at our own prices, tor cash. We will sell them at 50c., 75¢. and $1 per yard Jess than last season’s prices. Ladies are invited to call, examine and | be convinced. 8 pieces hi Gros Grain at $1, former price $1 50, 65 pieces extra heavy ar$i price $1 75 and $2 oma 40 pieces Bonnett’s extra qualities at $2, $2 60 and $3; 50 per cent iess than ever before offered. Dress Good: nd $1 50; last season's Dress Goods, 75 cases Jatest and most desirable foreign Dress Goods, trom Jast week's auction sales. Special inducements will be offered in Dress Goods. 2) cases Lyons Silk Pop- lins, all shades, at 62}c., 75c. and S7ic. per yard: sold last season at $1, $1.25 and $180. All wool Cashmeres at 50c. per yard. All the new shades in Empress Cloth at S7e. and Sc, per yard. 10 cases Belgium Poplin at 20c., 5 cases French Reps at 25c., 5 cases Mohai and Diagonals at 97c., 5 cases French Poplins at 52c., 10 cases of elegant Plaids at 25c. and upward, Suits and Cloaks, Suits and Cloaks, Serges ‘The latest styles of Paris and Berlin made suits. Black Silk Suits, black Alpaca Suits, Mohair and Serge Suits, Mourning Suits con- in great variety, at lowest prices. stantly on hand and made to order at shortest notice. Immense stock of Shawid, Cloths, Fiannels, Blankets, Underwear, Hosiery, White Goods, Housekeeping, Dry | | Goods, &c., at lowest prices. WALLER & McSORLEY, | 245 Grand street, near Bowery. T SMITH’S PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, IMPORTED FASHIONS. PATTERNS WISH CLOTH MODELS. Patterns fitted to the form and warranted perfect. CUTLING AND BASTING A SPECIALTY, Ac" UPHOLSTERY GOODS, LACE CURTAINS, &C. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMEN1, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, SHEPPARD KNAPP, 183 and 185 Sixth avenue, having purchased nearly the entire stock at the great peremptory sale of Messrs, Paton & Co., will offer this week and Continue until all are sold, the largest assort- ment ot Lace Curtains, Cpholstery Goods. &c., ever oftered at retail in this city, for less than actual gold Cost of importation, inRUAL LACE CURTAINS, FROM $10 per pair to finest imported. UUIPURE, LACE CURTAINS, FROM $5 per pair to finest imported, NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, FROM $260 per pair to finest imported. REPS, TERRYS, SATTEENS, CRETONNES, IMPS, FRINGES CORDS AND TASSELS IN KNDLESS VARIETY. LAMBREQUINS AND CORNICES, WINDOW | SHAL HOLLANDS, PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, &C. Also invite atiention to our large and attractive stock of Carpetings, consisting of Moquettes. Velvets, Boy Brussels, Tapestry, Brussels, Three tly and Extra Super Ingrains. Parties purchasing at 1EPPARD KNAPP'S GREAT CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS, 189 and 185 sixth avenue one door beiow Thirteenth street, New York. =. | CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, HEATHER, COTTON. AND WOOLLEN STRIPED HOSE. MISSES’ BROWN AND WHITE COTTON HOSE. AlLof which will be found upon examination to be EXTREMELY LOW IN PRICE. BIKAN BROTHERS, 1 baa Rc wb aly Bixthavenne ond Twenty-third street. ‘will save (rom 10 to 25 per cent, and have the advantage of the largest assortment in the city to select trom. NEW York DYEING AND PRINTING BSTABLISHMENT, STATEN ISLAND. ESTABLISHED IN 1819, 98 Duane street, near Broadway, 722 Broalway, near bighth street New York, G10 Sixth averiue, near Thirty sixth street 166 and 168 Pierrepont street, near Fulton, Brooklyn. Dye, cleanse and refinish iadies’ and gentemen's Gar- ments and Piece Goods ju a suverior manner. } | Bargains in Real _ DRY Goons, ICHARD MBARES, Bixth avenue and Nineteenth street, will offer on MONDAY, a great variety of BSS GOODS tn all the new fabrics. Full line plain Lustres and Alpacas. 260 Vine {willed serges, in all the new shades, 3ic \ Mixed Vebegas and Serges, extra auality, 3c. ‘and 38e, Karn Kurn and Basket Serges, tor polonatses, de Freach Cashmere, beauutul shades, % and 54 wide, dBc. GUe,, Boe, and $1 ‘A iot of Lyons Foplins, pure silk and wool, closing out, at Ge, worth $1 25. MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ‘asbineres, Drap d’ites, Bombazines, Tamise and a large stock of black Alpacas, at very low prices. Best brunds ot black Alpaca, 266. , Uc., 36c. and 38e. Very fine quality, 40c., 46¢., 8c. ana de. —a bargain, tee black “Mohwire and Brilliantines, S0c., Be., Ue. and Te. Bidck Cashmeres, superior quality, 75e., Be., 962. and Finest Goods, $1 10, $! 15, $1 25, $1 35 and $1 50. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS ‘of the most approved ma Bonnet, Bellon. Guinet, Ponsyn, Tappesiere, at the lowest prices of the pica tid heavy blac $1.25 and $1 38, F mpence black Gros Grain $1 75, worth $2 fo $22 Superb black Silks $2, $2 25, $2 50 and $275, ali frst class woods and fully Je. yard under usual prices. Finest Lyons black Silks, $3, $3 25, $3 50, $3 75 and $4. COLORED TRIMMING SILKS in great variely, including ali the new shades. Some excellent quality, $1, $1 45, $1 25 and $1 55. Large Assortment of Colored Dress Silks, in new shades, at low prices. Elegant striped silks, 85., %c., Soe. wud $1 yard, IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT Ving daily our special mportations vies and designs 18 Ladies! Watking, Carria: Dresses, Oversiarts and Basques, Walking Jackets and House Obes Notwithstanding our immense sale of black Silk Dresses during the post week, we will ofter on Monday e new line all differently trin h Jet Passementerie and J of them exact co} d goods, all made of best Lyons > caretuily selected with reference to their durability, are Wa-ran e1 not to crack or Wear shiny, at 5be., 6c., GC., 7 ¢ . He, We., $l. and we guarantee them 3 per cen lov quality can ve bought elsewhere. Our Black Sik costumes at $125, $138, $145, $155 and $109 are Very elegant and elaborate, style, inish and Workmanslip canitot be excelled. Debages, Pongee, serge and Cashmere Suits, trimmed with silk, Ball rringe and Velvet, $25, $50, 835 and $38. we are rec! med. et Fringes, Overdresses and Basques in Cloth, Cashin Camels? Hair, serge and Diagonais; some embroivered—some prunmed wih Builion and Su.) Fringe, $11 to $5. ne Walking Jackets, $7, 85 $9, $10, $12 $15, PARTMENT | a auperd live of every novelty in ed Pat ops ind Tassels, ed Hull Trimmings, or will make to order to | Handkerchicts, Bi Splendid assoriment of ranbe ings in Cambric Lot of bunbroi IN OUR MU LINERY DEPARTMENT | we offer a inagnificent line Bonnet and iris lick and colored, snail rites, Fine black Bonnet Velvets, $1 75. $2, $2 25 to $3 Colored Bonnetand Trimming Velvets. $2, $2 to $3. fonnet Frames and Pelt Hats in all new shapes, French Flowers, Feathers, tips and Birds; a large as- sortment. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT, Gur stock of Merino Underwear. gentlemen and children, ts couplete in every of the best domestic manu $2 50 | for lad size, quality and make. facture. Also a full lin ood Finest assortment of ladies Stockings to be tound 1n the city of Cartwright & Warner's well known and children’s striped We have now a full supply ot all the new shades in our celebrated two and three-button Kid Gloves, price 9e and $i W: every pair warranted, of give another pair should they rip or tear Misses’ abd children’s ¢ Jouvin’s Kid Gloves shades, two and thr over, all sizes 5c, i assortment in all the new buttons. RICHARD MEARE corner Sixth avenue and Nine! H O'NEILL & 00. 327 and $29 are offering a COMPLETE LINE of MILLINERY, FALL HATS AND BONN TS, 900 doz. FELT HATS, DdAB, BLACK, BLUE, BROWN, At Gl lo—ihe FINEST QUALITY. 100 doz. SILK VELVET ROUND HATS and BONNETS, BD VELVET SILK ROUND HATS AND FEATHERS AND FLOWERS, LONG OSTRICH PLUMES, OSTRICH TIPS, WILLOW PLUMES. 500 doz. RED BIRDS, $1, 1,00 doa. FANCY BIRDS, S0c. to $2 60. 1,000 doz FANCY WINGS, 5c. to $2. We have now the largest FEATUER and FLOWER Department in the city, having taken a new building especially for these si LACES. Large and well selected stock of REAL LACE, in GUIPURE, THREAD, VALE TENNES, POINT, POINT APPLIQUE. BEADED AND PLAIN YAK RUFFLINGS, ‘The finest line of RUFFLINGS in the city and at the lowest price. NOVELTIES IN CREPK Db CHENE AND ORGANDIE CHILDRE SLEEVELESS JACKETS, S.VELVET AND LAC HATS, LAGE END RIBBONS, Our immense stock of Ribbons at reduced prices. SASH 7-inch GROS GRAIN, all inch GROS GRAIN, all «i NAVY BLUE, GARN Zinch GKOS GRAIN BLAC Binch GROS GRAIN BLACK, $1, 9-inch GROS GRAIN BLACK, $129, al 100 dozen 2OMAN SASHES, $2 25, FANCY SASHES, SOFT SILK SASH SASHES FRINGED TO ORDER, VELVETS, 59 pieces BLACK VELVET, $1 90 per yard. 2 reces LVET, $2 SO) per a proces BBLUG, NAVY BLUE, GARNET AND ALL TUK NEW CLOTH SHADES FOR TRIM- NG. LADIES? TIES, WINDSOR Ts. 1,000 dozen ROMAN TIES, 25. 8 dozen WINDSUR TIES, 25c. to 4c. KID GLOVES. 2,000 dozen KID GLOVES, mew fail shades, 9c. to $1 20; every pair warranted. o $27 AND 829 SIXTH A re AND TWENTIETH STREET. N Vv. AT THE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANYS importers are continually receiving the latest 1 French Flowers, Jets, Bridal Seta and Veils, Ostrich Plumes, Tips and Fancy Feathers, Floral Garnitures, tor Wedding and Evening Costumes, to order, Vases and Baskets filled to order, “a specialty,” and this department was awarded with the Medal of Merit by the American Institute. Churches, hatls and dwellings decorated. Orders executed by mall, G, 0: D. No. 9 Rue de Clery, Par! 28% East Fourteenth street, tour doors west of University piace, New York. 0 LOWE: N, Pro i . TAYLOR'S, OPENING OF BR A F ions, Tuesday, October 6, trom the ing dessinateurs of Paris. Patterns of these choice styles cut by Faerie it tte trout pee ‘Atting; cutting and basting executed in the most finished manner by 3, T. Taylor's system of dress cutting. System thoroughly taught at the office of the imporred French journals, Le Bon Ton, La Mode klegante and Revue dela Mode, 816 Broadway. —OPENING—SEPTEMBER 2t AND 28. A. Mme. A. DUVAL, ‘873, Broadway, Importer of Paris Pattern, in materials. PRICE FIVE CENTS. D&2Y GUODs. wo noe) RERR TT ccc, H H™ 8888 BE Bic OF Bees ee ae H oH’S eae, ee a REBR OW C HHH = SSS883 RK RIG HOH aS ee; HOH s BR 2.0 0 oe eee R RU cco H H_ 8888 ® 1 27 and We shall, on MONDAY, September 28, offer extraor- inary Iniucements throughout our eatire establish- iment and call special attention to our Tomas GooDs | Our own “Melville” Black Alpacas recommend them: selves to all. They ave made wilh pure linen Cross @ thread, which not only aids to their beauty, owt aks the color unchangesvle. They are ol lieavy Weight, fine teciure, and are wh ‘heapest slpacas in the coun- sure te guy, At We sell No. ae —2 panes Goops | ° ze! No. 9% LNG Atl wool Cashmeros at 546. $1, 81 25, up to Brillantines at 5.c., 68c., Toe, Me. "$1, BC. * All colors double-woot Serge at 20. ; worth we, All colors Diagonal Serge at 87360 | Worth Go. All wool Serge, very fine, at dle. Reversible Camers Halr Cloth, ‘or Redingotes, at %e. Scotch Plaids, very heavy, at 3739c. All wool Cashimores, all shades, at 5c, Drap D'rte tor sacques, all wool, at $2, Special bargains in Bank Towel Flannel, Whiie Counternanes, Nowngham Lace Curtains, Waterproois, Feit Skirts, &c. are under very able superintendence, and we are offers ing the most genteel and fashionable Suits at very mode- rate prices. lured stuff goods Suits at $7 95. $10, up to $40. Al made of our ‘Melville’? Al- S prices. DRESS TRIMMI Real Guipure fx inch, 760 tach, $1; Sineh, ined. $1 25. ai 1) $9. Rent Yak Laces, | inch inch, 26¢.; 2% inch, Sty ine 4 inch, » and Up to esati6e., dc., Ge. and up to $2 Black Beaded Fringes, nt palierns, ats Ibe, 9-0., $1 W. $i_H), $l 85 vid Upwards. Black Beaded Gimps at 25e., Soe., Oe., Be. , 650., 7Bty $1 ant upwards, Hie double, ti Ball Priage, tu any shade, at S7e. per yard, Twisted Chenille fringes, any sna je, at He, Der yard. Mag nitice chet, ‘plain and Leaded Buttons at eathers, Pome ke, de, pe, any color, offered Hous, Huts of ev eit Hats, an ortment of Trimmed Hats are worthy of ex- amination. OUR MONDAY, EPPEMBER 23. Ladies, whose Furs we bave preserved during the suiminer months, can obtain them any ume atter this iduie. § DEPARTMENTS, situated on the cond floor, are crowded with the most desirable Wwods, at prices which will surprise even those who know our reputation for these Goods In our French vercale hand-embroidered Underwear we have received many uew styles, which are suited for tail and winter wear. o Onr clerks will be pleased to show you our Goods, whether you fecl imciined to purcuase or hot. Orders by mail talthfully flied. ENRICH’S, EURICH'S, EHRICU sHRICHS, 287 and 239 EIGHTH AV RT 287 and 28) LIGUTH AY. FOURTH ST. FOURTH ST. xth avenue, 0 CALL’ ATTENTION TO FALL STOCK, AND DE. SAY THAT THE GOOU EASUN'S IMPORTATIO KEN SELECTED WITIL EATEST CARS AND WIT! ORG ASING EXCELLENCE 0) AND KVEN EXCLL GREAT- SE | 1OUs IM. ) BRACE AN RPASSED, EXPERI- ROTHSCHILD'S, ROTHSCHILD'S, ROLHSCHILD'S, ROTHSCHILD'S, ROTHSCHILD'S ROTHSCHILD's, ROTHSCHILD iN, MPRISE IN OUR IMPOR- {HE Most ARTISTIC DB- FROM THE E Est MANUFACTURERS IN PARIS. N ALL THE NEW SHADES; ALSO IMMENSE VARIETY OF FANCY ATHERS, AIGRETTES, OKNA- MENTS, POMPONS, &o. OUR PARIS TRIMMED HATS ARE OF THIS MOst KECUERCHE STYLES, FROM. CLAUDIVIA-VIY, VIROT, TUVET, Th ROTHSCHILD'S, | 4 ROTHSCHILD'S. | F KOTHSCHILD ROTHSCHILD'S, ROTHSCHILD ROTHSCHILD'S, ROPHSCHILD'S, ROTHSCHILD'S, ROTHSCHILD's. ay y wa HAFEL, PERRIER, POAN, MAN: TILLE A THERESE, AND ‘THOSE OF OCR OWN MANUFACTURE OF SIMILAR DESIGNS, WHICH WR ARK ENABLED TO OFFER aT HALF THE Cost OF THE IM- PORTED, WHICH THEY FULLY ROM LONDON WE_ HAVE SE- B CURED THE VERY LATEST NOVEL, 5 SHAPES IN UNTRIMM ROUND ROTHSCHILD'S, AND FROM. PARIS, UN- ROTHSCHILD'S. HATS, AND BONNETS ROTHSCHILD's, FELT: y 3, STRAWS, SIL ROTHSCHILD'S, & . T, ROTHSCHILD? AND IMITATION LACES ROTHSCHILD RAPES, &C., AND ALL THE ROTHSCHILD'S, MHADES OF RIBBONS, SILKS ROTHSCHILD's, | AND VELVETS TO MA\CH. AVE STILL) MORK IN. D OUR FACILITIES POR MANUFACTURING, AND ARE PRE. PARED ROTHSCHILD's, TO MAKE UP FOR OUR ROTH: CHILD's, | CUSTUMERS SUCH MATERIALS AS. ROTHSCHILD’S, | THEY MAY PURCHASE FROM US ROTHSCHILU [Iv THE LATEST AND NEWEST ROTHSCHILD's, | STYLES OF OUR PATTERN BON- ROTHSCHILD'S, | NETS, WHICH WE ARE CONSTAN t- ROTHSCHILD's, | LY KECEIVING FROM PARIS, ROTHSCHILD's, THK PATRONAGE WHICH WE ROTHSCHILD" RECEIVE FROM THE ELITE OF ROTHSCHILD'S, ROTHSCHILD'’s, RUTHSCHILD’S, ROTHSCHILD'S, KOTHSCHILD's, ROTHSCHILD'S, ROTHSCHILD'S, ROTHSCHILD'S, BROOKLYN | BROOKLYN BROOKLYN BROOKLY. BROOK THIS AND ADJACENS CITIES SUF. FICIENTLY ATTESTS THE SUPE. RIORITY OF OCK GOODS, RESPECTFULLY, J. ROTUSCHILD, 68 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEW YORK. NO. 27 RUS ST. DENIS, PARIS. J. ROTHSCHILD & FULTON 22225 Crsup ae SOSSSSL AGEL SHaGaSe: Ske eae X| Bre K LADIES. OF, R N + OF enn nn N a N N N N N N N BROOK BROORLYN N N 'N ry 3 iS Fi Sisisisisisisisisisisisisiot N N Zi ic 6 ¥ 'z = 2 ® 4, S cS FS iJ AND. OFFBRED AT THE | OP. MOST POPULAR PRICES, STREEI, BROOKLY, STREET, BROOKLY STREET, BROOKLY STREET, BROOKLY: SPREBT, BRUOKLY! CLINTON STRBET, OPPOSITE CLINTON STREET, Wicuster, ABRAHAM & 00., 27 and 2¥9 Fulton street, = = 5} fal cI m z 22 ie >) 3: > Et LZ2222Z227272 26h K 26t FULTON 261 FULTON WL FULTON 261 FULTON OPPOSITE near Johnson, Brooklyn, Imported Patterns of the it styl Pi rian Teehton for tbe fall season, | ee econ’ Oy Par N. B.—Dressmaking in all its branches, TSMITH’S PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, IMPORTED FASHIONS, PATTERNS WITH CLOTH MODELS. Patterns fitted to the form and warranted perfect. CUITING AND BASTING A SPECIALTY, RYITURE AND CARPETS.—$20,00 WORTH OF Furviture now offering at our immense wareroom, Fcent cheaper than any other house in the city; take pleasure in announcing to their triends thoy will h of elegant Dresses, Suite and Manties, selected by their European bayer expressly for their retail trade, rior Suits, 7 pieces, $4, and Chamber Suita, 9 pieces, $22, A choive assortuient ot Carpets, Velvet, Body Bras: sels, Tapestry Brussels and ail wool ograin at low prices, Oilefoths, Window Snades, Lace careaing Lao. brequins, Maw, Matting, &o. D, KELL ccessor to H. O'Farrell, 510, 512, O14 and 516 Eighth avenue, N. B.—Just opening a nice line of Tapestry Brussels at SLOSto FL Sper varnk VIGOUROUX, 122 FOURTH AVENUE.—STAMP. ing, Lingerie, Embroidery, Ladies’ and Babies’ ‘Trousseaux; specialty of Initials, Monograms tor han kerchieta table and bed cloths; the largest stock of Em- broidered Goods. Wholesale department, 764 Broadway. Pertorated Patterns and Machine lor stamping aud Ac- cessories. on Monday, September 28, An examination is respectfully solicited. T SMITH'S PATTERN BAZAA! 914 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREBT. IMPORTED FASHIONS. Patterna awed to une iokin Gad warranted perfect e and wari CUTTING AND BASTING & SPROLALIY, For Other Dry Goods Advertisements Seq Twentieth Pace.