The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1874, Page 22

=_v 2 DRY @oops. DRY Goops. =< Wor Other Dry Goods Advertisements See | }\All MILLINERY Goods. First Page. H O'NEILL & CO., " 327 and 92) Sith avenue, are offering a COMPLETE LINE of PALL BATS AND BOMBS a ONN:TS, LP Hats, WO don. TAB BLACK, BLUE, BROWN, ft gi to—ine FINS QUALITY, ~» SILK VELVET ROUND Hats and BONNETS, Bhotomenry VELVET SILK ROUND HATS AND BONNSTS, $3 50. FEATHERS AND FLOWERS, LONG O8TKICU PLUMES ecu IPs, WILLOW PLUMES. 0 doa. RED BIRDS, i FANCY Bios, He. to $2 80. Tord des. FANCY WINGS, 23c. to $2 Wo have now the largest PEATIVER and FLOWER Department in the city, having taken a new Duilding especially ior these sticks. LACES, fe and well selected stock of REAL LACK, in @uIPURS, THREAD, "VALENGIENNES, POINT, POINT APPLIQUE. BEADED AND PLAIN YAK RU’ FLINGS. The finest line of RUFFLINGs in the city and at the lowest price. WOVELTIES IN CREPE Dit CHENE AND ORGANDIE SLEEVELE3S JACKETS. @BILDREN’S VELVET me HATS, LACK BND RIBBONS. Our. immense stock o/ Kibbons at reduced prices. SASH RIBBONS, ¥-toch GROS GRAIN, ail silk, 8 in all shades, Bunch GROS GRAIN, all si! in all shades. NaVY BLU GA. ‘fT AND BROWN, finer ROB GIKAIN BLAGK, 75e., all sills. wach GROS GRAIN BLAUK, $1. all silk. a. GROS GRALN BLACK, $1 25, ali sulk, dozen HUMAN SASHES, 25. FANCY CASHES. SOFT SILK NaSHES, SASHES FRINGED TO ORDER, Cl " y per yard. ted isons BLACK acre {4 to $12 per yard. 2 pieces BROWN VE BLUS, NAV AND ALL THE NEW , $2 to $3 9 per yard. BLUE, GARNET DTH SHADES FOR TRIM- MING. LADLKS? TIES, WINDSOR TIES. 000 dozen ROMAN TIES, 2c. @ dozen WINDSOR TIES, Ze. to 40e. KID GLOVES. 000 dozen KTD GLOV 88, new fail shades, 9c. to $1 20; @very pair warranted. ONE LL, 837 AND 229 SIXTH eee eri... Gur 0000 PPPP EEEE: N OP PH OP PE OP Ps OPPPP EEE oe ok OP KE 000 P KEEEE N on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, and balance of the week, KEEBH 4H RRRR A” Ssss H HR R HS BHR RF HS (TNS 5 eae H 8 IRE HHHH &RRR HHH ssssS H HR R H H HR R H 8 H HR R HBS EEERH HR R H 8sss 987 and 289 Eighth avenue, near Twenty-fourth street, a New York city. A —A.—NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS. GRIGG, HASKELL & Co. (successors to Brinck & Russell), 2 BROADWAY, will offer on MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, full lines of goods @t (he following ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES ;— SILKS. rick eros grain Dress Silks, $1 12%, $1.25, $1.35, $1 50, Black Cachemire Alexandre, $2, $2 25, $2 50, $275, BO. $4, de. a at Fancy Silks, 7e., 85c.. $1, $1 1236, $1 25, &c. Plain Silks, \u ail the new clotir colors, $112%, $1 25, G1 W, $1 6, $1 75, $2, $2 2, $2 5), $3, &e. MOURNING GOODS. ‘One case each black Cushmere, 42 inch, Tc., 8c... Se. -One case each 45 inch, We. $1, $1 lo, $125, Up to $2 5h Pieces black Alpaca, ir tion, at We., 250., 30c, + Me., 45¢., Se., up to $1 25, hese goods are decided TreaINs. lack l/lagol.als. Henriettas, bombazines, urteulcs, English eo. COLORED DRESS GOODS. Twilled De Bege, Sic. All wool diagonal, 45c., 50c., » ae. Camel's hair Cloth, from 62\sc. upward. full stock of Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Hosiery d Underwear. First clus real kid Gloves, $1 25, Jouvin's kid Gloves guaranteed. A maguificeat stock of Skirts in splendid designs, in- -eltding novelties in the celebrated seamless Felt. Large stock ot LANNELS AN BLANKETS, ACQUES, aC. Great attention is ond to this department. Having engaged a first ciass ressinuker, we are enabled to execuie all orders with Promptness. Perfect iit guaranteed. REAL LACRS at whoesale prices An ingpection is solicited. GRIGG, HASKELL & 0O,, 49 Broadway, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets 1.000 BLANKETS, BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLANKETS, (2,000 pairs of Blankets, at Great Bargains. Largo, heavy, white Blankets, at $3 and $3 60 per pair. 00 pairs of fine white Blankets, sclishioaie slightly imperfect, direct from the mills, at half the regular prices. BROWN BLANKETS, the cheapest in the country, Bed Comfortadles, our “own make,” swapranted filled with One white colton. $1 9, $1 759na up. Just received, Baran. eK E o. per yard. pectug and a at less than ached, half iso Toweis, 8. Every deseription agentn’ prices. Yavie Linens in bi leached, very cheap; rashes. bleached and un Doylies, Napkins, A large assortment of Lace Cw from agcton. Nottingham Laces. troin i2ze. up. Liegant Laces at soc., We., 40¢. and 50e. Dress Goods, of every description, now open, at lower prices than ‘any house in this city, at KOCH’S, Carmine and bleecker streets. ‘The sixth avenue cars pase the store. T SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR, 914 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, IMPORTED FASHIONS. PATTERNS WITH CLOTH MODRLS Patterns nied \o the form aud warranted perfect. CUTING AND BASTING A SPECIALTY. Ax ad PALAIS KOYAL DOMESTIC BUILDING, Fourteeuth scoot and Broadway. ‘Opera Fans, i Bridal yong, Party Pans. Magnificent dispiay of Parisian Novelties, MONDAY, OCTOKER 6 14 OF HOME DRESS kiteNpe guaranteed to hol! out any dress. no Re aa nd give that graceful hang to the back vreadthe Cb: fwiee auobtainanie Js le Manufacturer, 32 Mast Fi Goore west of Union square. A full line of Int dren’s and Ladies’ Furnisning Goods on bi order at extremely moderate prices LBY, Paw LADY WILL SRLL A LYONS VEL\ POL, nase, very elegant, for $60; also a iwoire antique ress, mouse color, for $18. Address box 177 Heraig eftice. RS, aC, FOR ETROPOLITAN iway RY GOODS CIRCULARS, WRarr ished at low rates ‘by the RINTING ESTABLISH MINT, 28 Bro IORNITURE AND CARPETS. $2.9) WORTH OF Purniture now offering at our iwinense wareroom, per cent cheaper than any otier house in the city; for Suits, 7 pieces, $40, And Chamber sults, 9 pieces A.cholwe asortsient ot Carpets, Velvet, Body Brus all wool seis, Tapestry Brussels and ligrain at low rices, Oilcioths, Window Snades, Lace Curtains Law. Mats, Watting, &c. D, KELLY, ‘snocessor to H. O'Farrell, 510, 612, 514 and 516 Eighth avenia, N, B.—Jant openiiy 4 nice line of Tavestry Brusecls at 81 05 to $1 26 per yar Black silk Bonnet Velvets, heavy qual- ity, ac 81 30 $155 $2 and $229 per yard. Black silk finished Velveteens, at 50c., 10c., 88c. and $1 per yard. Extra heavy Cloaking Yelreteens, inch wide, only $1 2 yard, fully wor 8. $2. Colored Velveteens, all new shades— arnet, Davy blue, invimbie green, &c., at Se. yard. Silk Reps and Turquoise, in all the new colors, at 77c. yard. o—__. HATS, Finest French Felt Hats, every color and style, only $1. Rest American Felt Hats, every eolor and style, 480, Real Milan Straw Hats, 50c., 76c. and $1. An immense assortinent ot French Flow. ers and § latest i E| iH : 3 i | 3 a a 3 ie] RAAAAA: Real Guipare Laces, warranted hand made, newest designs, “Iinch width, Pb Thich, #e,; 2ineh, S0e.: 2% inch, 3 inch, ch, $125, per yard. Real Yak Laces, 1 inch width, 10¢.'; 1% inch, I8¢.; 2ineh, ale, ; 234 inch, Be.; 339 meh, 430. Beaded Yak Laces, at 5%. , 7c. 88¢., $120, per yard. Ladies are respectiully reqnested to visit our esiablisament and compare our prices with those of other stores. The. 5 Price list and samples sent free on appli- cation. Goods sent C. O. D., with the privilege of examination. TAYLOR'S BAZAAR, 353 Eighth avenne, vetween Twenty-sev- enth and Jwenty-elghth streets. Pepaicttercnreectng & [lod Pledd fondo “JOSEPE’S HAIR EMPORIUM, S77 Bighth avenue, near Twenty-ninth street. F TRAORDINARY REDUCTION IN HAIR GOuDS. N CONSEQUENCE OF EXTRNSiv& ALTERATIONS WE HAVE DECIDED T0 SLL OUR IMMENSE STOCK 8 | OF HAIR GOODS, AMOUNTING TO OVEB $50,000, AT PRICES UNHBARD OF 1N Nisw ruka, PRICE LIst. FINEST QUALITY HAIR SWITCHES, SOLID, NOT DYED, NOT CRIMPED HAIR. PRICES REDUUED. 5 4 ——_ ee ute Hair Switches, solid, not dyed. 28 Inches. 24g ounce: 80 inches, $44 ounce 32 inches, 443 ounc 34 inches 6 * ounces. Natural Curls. . SPECIAL NOTICE, ANY CUSTOMER BUYING ONE OF THR ABOVE SWITCHES WILL BE ENTITLEU, FREE OF CHARG TO_A HANDSOME SRT OF CLUSTER CURLS, A ELEGANT TOP BRAID OF SOLID HAIR, OR'ONE PalR OF SIDE CUKLS AS PREMIUM. GR. GRAY HAik. f ¢ een as | GRAY HAIR. | Gray Hair and exit COMBING: HAIR. o ‘olors: no extra charge. © Combings made up, 5c. per onnes, Ladies having compings can sa 75 per cent by hav- ing the saine made ap at our establishment. LIKRERAL REDUCTION MADs TO THE WHOLE. SALE TRADE. Goods sent C. 0. D. by express to all parts of the coun- try. Orders accompanied with Post office money order, OF money in registered letters will be sent tree of charge T GAYNOR’S, #22 Broadway, corner Twelfth street. Corsets, Skirts and Tournures Specialties. Just received, most perteci fitting Paris-made Contille and woven Corse. A late novelties in, real Frenchy horeebair Skirts and Tour- pours, Children’s Corsets, Waists, Shoulder Braces, Ab- dominal Supporters, &c., &e. N. B.—Thirty dozen French woven embroidered Cor- sets, most elcgant shapes, $2 50 to $3 50; 1ormer prices, $sand $10. (AT AMES WCREERY & C0.'6, Broadway and Eieventh street. Will have their Second Grand Opening ol Paris Costames, Polonaises, Tabiier and Cuirasses, English Walking Jackets, &c., Millinery, Fors, &c.. on TUESDAY, October 6. Paris Cloaks, Paris Patiero Hats, The ladies of New York and vicinity arc respectfully invited to call and inspect our new Fall 5 (AT ames ae REERY & 01 Broadway and Eleventh street. Bliks! $500,0.0 at retail. Exhibition of black and colored Silks at prices and in variety beyoud competiuon. Silks! Aiks! Drap de soe sublime black silk, Warranted not to break or wear shiny, $1 8 and upward. ‘The popular makes Bonnet and Bellon, at very low prices, $! 50 and $175 per yard. 1,000 pieces 2-inen Colored silks, dark brown, navy blue, and every other neutral color, $1 0, $1 75 per yard. 24-inch heavy Lyons Uros Grains, in 50 dark shades, $2 per yard, usually sold at $2 50. Trimming Silks and Satins, $1 25, $1 35, $1 50, A JAMES M’CREERY & 00.'s, venth street. a Shawls! Indi India Shawls! Will open on Monday, October 5,a magnificent stock f ” real India camel's bair Shawis, selected with great care aswo design and coloring, and at lower prices than ever before offered in this market, Also a large assortment of broche and wool Shawls, suitable for travelling and street wear. TAYLOR'S, OPENING OF WINTER Fashions, Tuesday, October 6. from the leading Gessinateurs of Paris. Patteras of these choice styles ure, fo foodie thea a fitting ; cutting and ited in the most finisued manner by 5. T. m of dre a ra beret thoroughly e office of the imporied French jou! am i le, 2S. % 1 tat Bunton La Mode Elegante and Revue dela Broadway. Go T THE POPULAR CARPE Bxraordinary bargains in Carpets. Body Brussels Carpets, $1 50. Tapestry Brussels Carpets, $1 to $1 25. Pancy Ply Carpets, $1 to $1 25. Extra Saper Carpets, $1. ‘Two plys, 750. Ingrain, #0c., 0c, and 606. 10,000 yards of Remnants at half price. It will pay you to go to the Popalar Carpet Store, 123 Bowery. Look for the #ign, Popalar Carpet Store, in front of the door. 7 swith N BAZAA AN SHOAGWAY, NEA TAMENTIRTH STREET, pater ATTERNS WEL ora i aon M4 Ree eiere ONS oS atts a” SCRA, DRY Goops. A WALLER & WSORLBYS, 245 GRAND STREET, mn near the Bowery, will G on Monday and the ensuing week the largest stock of BLACK SILKS red at retan, our own prices for cash. We will sel them at. d0c., 75c. and $1 per yard less than lust season's prices Ladies are invited tocall, ex amine and be convinced {0 pieces heavy Gros Grain at $1; former price $1 60 per yu 65 pleces extra heavy at $1 25 and $1 5); last season’s prices, $1 7) and $2. 0 es Bonnett'sextra qualities, at $2, $2 50and $3 per yaru, fuily fity per cent less than ever beiore tered. DRESS GOODS, 75 cases of tho latest ana most desirable foreign Dress Goods, from last week's auction sales, Special inducements will be offered in Dress Goods, es Lyons Silk Popling, all shades, at 62}4c., The, ber yard; sold last season at $1, $125 and All wool Cashmeres at 80c. per yard. All Hie new shades in Empress Cloths at 37c. and 500. er vard. Pah caces Belgium Poplins, 2c. S cases French Reps at 2c. per yard, 5 causes mohair Serges and Biagonals at S7c, 5 cases Freuch Popiins at fc. 1) cases elegant Plaids at 2'c. and upward. SUITS AND CLOAKy, The latest styles of Paris ana Berlin made Suits. Black silk Suits, black alpaca Suits, mohair and serge Suits in great varlety at lowest prices. Mourning - uits constandy on hand and made to order at shortest nouce, Immense stock of SHAWLS, CLOTHS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS, HOUSBE. ING, DRY GOODs, 4c.,. at lowest price. WALLER 4 McSOBLEY, 45 Grand street, near Bowery. 0000 PPPr EEEER NN NTINN N GGGcG oO or PE NINN N@ G oO NUNN NG 0 NUNN NG oO NITN N NG oO NUN NNG aa oO NIIN NNG a 0. NUN NNG G 0000 P NIN XN GaGa TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, and balance of the week, at EREEEA #H RRRR Il cco. A H sss E H HR RUC OH Hs gE H HR RIO H HS E H H RWC H Hos EEB HHAH RERR Ii 0 HHHR 8833 E H HR Ru oC H H s E H HR RUC H H 8 E H HR RIC HB) 8 28 EEEEE HR Rik ccc H Bu 8SsS 237 and 289 Eighth avenue, near Twenty-fourth srect, “New York city. 218 SIXTH AVENUE, 218 SIXTH AVENUE, Sixth avenue, "—— 218 Sixth avenue, 218 Sixth avenue, — 2B Sixth avenue, 218 Sixth avenue, EEEEK II E i —— 48 Sixth avenue, SSS8S_ II GGGGG ™ SSSSS 811 @ a”s 8 E is IG es E il 8 h@ 8 EEEE Il sssss Ii @ 88388 E il suG . 8 E i BUG ag 8 E i 8 8 1G @ 8B 8 EEEEE li 88888 If GGGGG 8858S have greatly t AUGMENTED every departinent, ? wepccn prices, Zephyr Worsted, black and wilte.. Fringed Windsor Ties, all new shades Boman Ties... eas Ribbons, all the delicate and new shades... A Jail lane of Millinery Goods, +. Ladies’ and children’s Outiits fers st Beaded Yak, Thread, Guipure Lace, ;..lower than any Spanish Lace and Neta.---.-- 3 -other house ‘ringes, Gimps and Button: the laigest assortment in the city. A full line of Pall Hostery.. . just opened Fertame Pesatés arses" m great variety orsted ork and all articles C ‘ives. pertaining wo it. { --e4-.mt reduced pric We are recetviug duily ail the Novelties a# they ap- ear in the market, ani it will be our aim to see to the very low swt popular pri interests of our patrons. Call and examine. B. EISIG & CO, No. 218 saxth avente, between Fourteenth and Filieenth streets, A’ SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR. 914 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, IMPOKTED FASHIONS PATTERNS WITH CLOTH MUDELS, Patterns fitted to the form and warranted | CUTTING AND BASTING A SPECIA OTUS, riect —A.—CARPETS, OTL ‘ A ains, &e., a gold vost of importation. Having secured #!most the entire stock from Met Paton & Co.'s peremptory saie, will offer tats week, and continue until ail are sold, the largest assortineut in the city of heal Lace Curtains, from $10 per pair to the finest im- porte Cupure Lace Curtains, from $5 per pair to the flaest imported. Nottingham Lace Cur nuns, from $2 80 per patr. Repg Saiteens, Crevonnes, Pring Cords and Tassels, ail colors and tor trimming. Draperies and Lambrequins, Window Shades ana Holl ands, Plano anid table Covers, Moquettes, Velvets, Rrasseis tapestries, extra super ingrain Carpe Ojiclothe and Druggets, all widths, three plys and pectalty, at SURPPARD KNAPP'S great Carpet and Upliolstery Warerooms, 183 and 185 Sixth avenue, New ork, one door beiow Thirteenth str THE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPAN importers are constantly receiving the latest novelties in Briaal Sete French Flowers, Jet 4 Veils, Ostrich Pinmes, Tips and Fancy Feathers, Flora! Garnitures, for Wedding and Hvening Costumes, to order. Vases and Baskews filled to order, “a specialty, and this departinent was awarded with the Medal of Merit by the American Institute Churches, halls aud dwellings decorated. A liberal discount to the trade Orders executed by mail, , 0. D. No. 9 Rue de Clery, Paris, 28 East Fourteenth street, four doors west of University place, New York. 1. LOBWENSTE TSMITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR, ZA gid BROADWAY, NEAR TWeENTIFTH STRERT, IMPORTED FASHIONS PATTERNS WITH CLOTH MODELS. Patterns fitted to the form and warranted perfect. CUITING AND BASTING A SPEOTALTY, Brae, StLKS, N, Proprietor. ‘A nice SUK... se... yo. A good gros grain Suk " 0 ‘An excollent gros grain Silk 1s ‘A super) gros grain Silk... 175 te 200 ‘These goods were purchiaxed this week wi a forced sale and are offered ut about one-half the usual price. BRADBURY BROM,, 312 and 54 Bowery, one door below Biescker street. ORSETS, &C. ) A good Corset, embroidered with silk, for The. ‘We call special aitention to our new make of Corset, for sheaeee baud shape. cry ndlen lindersarments, lef} in pe tition. ee ee BRADBURY BRO®. M2 and Si4 Bowery, one door below Bleecker street The Jacqueline: of a superior fir A full stock of RSS GOONS. Deeoa GOUT sss e0verececsvees Be, Superior quality io Ain gull finer koods equally aD BRADBURY BROS, 312 and Sis Bowery, ons door below Bleecker street to Sle. to Bie. VIGOUROUK, 122 FOURTH AVENUE, STAMP. Vad , Emoroidery Lingerie Establish ment.—Ladi 4 ) troussenux. speciality of initials, Mono- rams for handkerchiefs, tabie and bedclotha embrol- ered to ordes. Wholesale department, 764 Kroadway’ Paper Pattern and Perforating Machine lor stamping bad Agcessories. DRY GOODs. BL 000 000, MM uM” 88S BL oO oo OMM MM’S 8 BL oO oo OMM MM 8 BL °o o0°o OMMM™M MB BL ° oO f OM MM M883 BL o Oo oM MM M 8 BL ° oo om M M 8 BL 0 00 OM M MB 8 BBB LLLLL 000 000 M M M 88S 338 AND 40 BOWERY. ‘Tho largest establishment of the kind in the city. We are now prepared to offer the largest assortment of evervthing pertaining to Ladies’ and Children’s fui nishing Goods at prices to suit the times. We have our European buyer and will exhibit on ssortment of DI 8S AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, in Gimps, Passomenteries, rich Fringes, Ornaments, Loops, Buttons, &c., ever exhibited, Laces in great variety. Bealad Guipure and Yak es, Very reasonable in spite of their scare Silk ets in black aud all the tastionable eloth ade s, ranging in prices trom 8c., $l, $i 25, $1.50, $175, $1 88 ap to finest imported. Most popular makes of BLACK DRESS SILK dought at auction and selling at 2 por cent less than costof Mauufacture, will be iound upon examination the cheapest goods ever offered in this market. pe -© RIBBONS, RIBRONS, RIBBONS, eee 2 all rare and fashionable shades, at fabulously tow prices. Novelties in Sashes and Necktles, Our Ueilbron Hat Scarts have created a sensation among our tashionabie: being imported by us. We are enabled to retail them a Jess than wholesale prices. ‘Just received, a new consignment of FELT HAT: superior makes, new styles, at popular prices. irds of every description, Ostriclt and Fancy Feath- ers. real Ostrich and Willow Plumes, Hat and Bonnet Ornaments, ju entire new designs French Flowers, Bridal Wreaths and Garnitures for evening wear. Will open Monday another case of those GENUINE SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, Peg tas stp ie which have already gained a fast Increasing popularity ; quality not to be excelled: prices lower than all others. Each pair warranted. We are selling the best two button dollar Kid Glove in the city for 9%c.; only one trial will convince all of their superionty. Sue of the new features of our establishment is the which is stocked full with the very best and most popa- Jar makes of Ladies’, Gentlemen's and Misses’ Hosier: and merino Underwear of every description, which have been purchased at the lowest market value and welling with very small advance, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1874.-QUINTUPLE SHEEr. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING. ROBY HAVIN |OVED FROM @ WEST M,, reer inpreat eM glean guromers wich ie Tatost French styles; suits made from ap ME. CABLEY CONTINUES TO PLEASE ALL 0US- tomers with the latest Parisian styles; perfect ft- ling and graceful figures warranted. All novelties in pa- per patterns imported by us; also the L Corset—Delas- sant, the best worn. Panic prices. No. 6 Clinton piace. ME, ROULLIBR AUGIER AND MLLE. LOUISE SAFFORES.—Robes, Corsets Bonnets; styles el pat and frices moderate, at 149 West Forty-fith street, tween Broadway and sixth avenue, ME. NATALIA TILMAN & ©O., 12 CAST SIX teonth street, will open on Wednosday, 7th inst. fall importaiions "of Bonnets. Hats, Flowers, Bridal Feathers, &c, N, B.—Costumes and’ Dresses ODES DE PARIS.—MME, HENRIETTR BUSCH MYER, tormerly of No. 5 Great Jones street, has constantly on hands @ beautitui selection of imported Bonnets dnd Round Hats, at No. 15 Kast Ninth strect, near Fitth avenue. ME. HARTLEY WILL OPN ANOTHER CASE OF French Hat on Monday at 947 Broadway aud 177 Firth avenue. ULE. F. MKINLEY, 240 FOURTH AVENUB, NEAR Nineteenth street.—Just reacived a case of imported Bonnets and Round Hats; latest novelties A tirst class milliner wanted. LL. BBRTHR, ELEVE DE MME. BARRE, PARIS, has receivea the Winter Patterns and other novel- hes; Freuch dressmaking in all ity brancnes; orders at- fended to at short notice. No, 423 Sixta avenue, over Mme. Michel's. STRICH FEATHERS, OSTRICH FEATBBRS, It you want to save ‘Arty per cent in the purchase of Ostrich Feathers 0 to MAX Witkens, manufacturer or Ostrich Feathers, 296 Sixth avenue, Detween Highteanth and Nineteenth streets, P. 8,—Feathers cleaned, dyed and curled equal to new at short notice, ARIS BONNET FRAMES RECKIVED BY EVERY French steamer.—Mme, JOSEPHINK GOLDEN, late 13 Clinton place, removed to No. 9 East Thirtieth street, between Filth and Madison avenues. UITS MADE IN THE LATEST PARISIAN sTY LEB, from $7 and upwards, warranted to fit perfectly. Ladies are invited to call at Mra DOWLING’S, No. 410 Bixth avenue, 719 $XTH AVENUS, ONE OOK NORTD OF Forty-first street—Mime. R, KENDALL, late wiih Mme. Camille de Lacy, of Broadway, wishes to in- form her lady customers that she bas now on hand an elegant assortment of French Bonnets, Children’s Hats and Normandies, at half Broadway prices; also a choice selection of elderly Indies’ Bonnets. ‘LADIES’ AND MISSES’ UNDERWEAR, of imported and domes‘ic manufacture. Ladies’ Morning Wrappers. Balmoral Skirts, Corsets, Paniers, &c., £e. This cepartinent contains all that can be desired. All articles first class only, and in reality cheaper than the inierior goods offered visewhere. We are again scliing th s season wool stuff Wrappers, Gabrieile striped satin quilted trimmings, at $2 87. g Nesarnaralat all INFANTS’ OUTFI complete in Bridal Trousscaux on hand aud made to order in two weeks’ notice. BLOOW’s, 388 and 340 Bowery, between Bond and Groat Jones streets, easily accessible. Third, Fourth, Lexington and Madi- son avenue cars pass the door. Second ayenue, Christo- pher and Bleecker streets and other cross-town ca: wituin a few minutes’ walk, A. __LUS'T AND FOUND, OUND—A PIECS OF EMBROIDERY. WILL BE returned by proving property, at No, 31 West’ Hiaty- xth street vs ee FOUNRISEPTEMBER 2, | ON $0 SARATOGA special train north, a gold-headed Cane, with pre sentation of giver. Anquire at Nos, 4 and 6 Last i wonty- elghth sirect OST—IN GOING FROM HAMILTON FERRY TO Bleecker Street Bank. a small Russia Pockethook, containing a considerabie sum of money, A suitable re- ward will be paid by returning 11 to 272 Union street, Brooklyn. O3T—A SMALL WOOD CaRVED FAN AND SILVER Chatelaine. in a Broadway stage, on Thursday night. If the iinder will return the same’ to the box oilice of Miblo's Theatre he will be rewarded, OST.—A NOTE, DATED CINCINNATI. AUGUST 22, 1874, tor $300, payable to the order of ‘he United Btates Lye Company, W days, has been lost and payment stopped. The finder will please deliver same to United Btates Lye Company, foot of Jano street and North ver. OST—ON THURSDAY LAST, IN A BROADWAY stage, going op town, a Puckage of Papers, con- taining railroai charters, ‘marked with the owner's , Hoifman House. the finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at 45 Broadway, room 10. OST—YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, IN A SOUTH a Russian ther Pocke(book, contain- Waly and money. Please return to 29 Broadway. m A 1 RRR H AA 1 RoR HOE AA ul R OB HoH Ava ig ROR WHHB AAAA hit RRR. Hou AoA n RR Migs lomo aul a ws the uw oH a 4 Hu R [{soops { 1 as L. SHAW, 364 Bowery, corner Fourth street. Branch store $4 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second strects, up stairs. The largest stock of Human Hair Goods in the city, retatled at wholesale prices. My stock of numan Hair, of the finest only, being re- plenished by very extensive imporiations trom the En- Fopean markets’ and through the periection of my arrangements at prices, which enable me to secure to Iny customers as the ladies at large, such advantages 8 no other house in this city is able todo. I will offer offer this week an elevant assortment of Hair Goods of the finest quality, in the choicest. colors, from the finest condure to the Mutural black, in all novelties, for the coming fall and winter season. PRICE LIST. itehes, finest quality of air, solid, not $3 4 5 23 inches, 4 oune ts 6 Short hair Switches, Sic. and upward. Caris, warranted naturally curly and not botled ana baked. irom $1 to $2. No extra charge for extra col- ors. Combings made up, 28c. and 5 ¢. per ounce, f oray Hair a specialty. Prisottes, in the choicest colors, at 2c., 50c. and $1 per yard. Ladies’ own Haar made over in latest styles. Goods sent C. O. L. by express to all parts ot the coun- try. O ders accompanied with Post office money order, oF money in registered letters, Will be sent iree ol charge. JANTED 1O PURCHASE—A CAMEL's HAIR aw) or seal skin Sacque, cheap for cash. Address SHAWL, box 182 Herald Uptown Branch office. __MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKIN: T GAYNOR’s, 822 Broad way, corner of Twel/th strect, Corsets, Skirty aud Tournour’s Specialiles. All the latest Paris Novelties received by late steamers. T MME, COLLINS’, 26 WEST ELEVENTH STR! dressmaking establishment ladies can rely on Hing periect fitting dresseqmade and trimmed In latest Parisian styles, Ladies invited to call. AWASTHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CHIL « dren's Hats tn the city; also ladies’ Dress Caps, at Mrs. ML ERS’, nt 22 Fast Fourteenth street, between Uni- y place and Fifth avenue. ver: A —A.—MMES. PORTER & DOAN . 99 Broadway and 179 Fiith avenue, Importers, have inst received, per steamship Pereire, a large in- v Ait ee of private designs, among which are ebrave ¥v the Heilbron ‘and Souvenir. A WOPESING-SEMTEMBER 21 AND 23 . Mine. A. DUVAL, 878 Broadway, Importer of Faris Patiern, in materials Imported Patterns of ine latest’ styics adopted by Pa rigun Jasuion for the (all season. B.—Dre: raking in ail its branches, T MAISON HARRIS’, MLLE, PRINCE, 18 ast kourteentu street, near Delmonic Sphynx” and “The Maud Uranger’ are creating a furore both tor shane ant style, Other specialties are alfrac ing universal attention. A —MAISON WALTO! + Union square, op fant asortarent ler by our most ft ? ABOY the coming week with an {Grey Plait, the hatso much sought hionable lad: A —MME, A. MICHEL, + Galoupean, 423 Sixth Twenty sixth street, has | LY WITH MARIE 4 door below pm Varis with an elegant choice of Born ound Hats carefully selected by herself in the few loading houses of Faris, — ROWN'S LONDON ROUND HAIS AND PARIS Bonnets. -EMMA BROWN ( of W. ©, Brown, New Bond street, London) has elogunt styles for fall. 1,261 Broudway, between Thirty-first and Thi second streets, (} M. OLNBY, IMPORTER OF FRENCH MIL + linery, has a choice assorunent of Fall and Winter bonnets arid Round Hats trom the leading Paris houses; French Feit Hats, fine Fiowers, &e.; clegant styles Mourning Hats. No. 3) Kast Fourteenth street. NOMPAGNIE LYONAISK DRESSMAKING ESTAB- / lishment—Making up ladies’ own inaterials and re- moddeling dresses receive special attention. N.b.—No charge for cxtras. = Mine. JOSEPHINE GOLD! No, 9 bast Thirtieth street. CONOMY,—FRE BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. 4 of the choicest styles, at very low prices. Mme. MULLEN, 10 West I euth street, near Broadway. Ladies’ own materials inade up. ALL SEASON, 1874—OVENING OF PATTERN BO nets and Kotind Hats on Tuesday and Wednestay, October 6 and 7, at Mra, L, STEPHAND'S, No. 329 third avenue, between Fiteth and Fitty-first street; RS. MOODY'S PATENT CORSET IS THE ONLY perfect fitting corset for dress purposes. recom mended by all physicians: patent sustainea February 1%, 1874; made to order only at No. 8 West Eleventh Broadway. street, ne! LLB. LARIDON, $89 BROADWAY, CORNER OF Nineteenth street.—-Robes and Lihgeries, Dresses nd Suits, ready made and to or GAILLARD & LALE’S ROBES AND MA uperior fit; reduced prices. 33 Rue 4s ue Louis le Grand, over Sherbetts, Kaue ME. BE. COOLEY, 84% BROADWAY, WouLD most respectfully intorin her customers and friends that she nas auded Milliuery as a branch ot her husincss. Graterul for past patronage she soltcits & continuance of e samme. ME. EUGENIK DERMOT RESPRCTPULLY IN. torms the ladies of New York that she opens her establishment on Monday, October 5. io in the very latest styles aud at moderate Sixth avenue, first floor. BANGNON, NO. WEST THIRTEENTH Fitth avenue, formeriy 31 6 Canmartin, Pari, makes Walking Suite. band- ome ft and trimming, in the latest stvie; French fash- jons received every ‘k ; price moderate. RALLINGS, IMPORTER, 1,115 BROADWAY, having feat regron trom Europe, will exhipit, on Thursday, October 8, 1A74, exquisite novelties in Onr- riago, Dinner and Walking Costuines, clegant Bonnets and ound Hats Tors ‘HE GENTLEMAN WHO PICKED UP THE Fan dropped from proscenium box at the opgra last Monday night will please return it to the box office of Academy of Music und oblige the owner. O3T—ON WEDNESDAY LAST, EN ROUTE FROM ‘Thirty-seventh street, via Sixtn avenue car, to Macy's, thence by car to toot of Liberty street to terry, a diamond Pendant to an earring; small stones. Finder will be suitably rewarded by returning West Thirty-séventh street any event OST—FRIDAY EVENING, IN A TWENTY-THIRD street omnibus, a bviack Leather Bag. The tinder will be suitably rewarded on leaving it with GREEN- LEAF, NORKIS & CO., 66 Exchange 0. Lost. oeTonEs 8, vic 4TH, 42D, 48D Ld streets and5th and 9th avenues, a Mournng Pin, ‘with hair; initials MONO. FOAL $9 reward ii sent to No. 6 West Fort J OST—AT JEROMIS PARK, A BROWN FAN, WITH 4 tortoise shell sticks. Piease return to 33 West beventeenth street. OST.—ON FRIDAY BVENING, OCTOBER 2, IN GO- ing trom Bediord and Myrtle avenues. Brooklyn, to Lyceum ‘heatre, New York, or roturning, a gold Locket, filuyree work on one side, and portraiton the other; reward. with thanks wiil be Wall strect, basement. OST—OVAL GOLD LOCK STONE ON EACH ‘old English § on red stone; Locket contained two family pictures. Buitabie reward paid for its re- turn. DOUGAN’S, 102 Nassau street, OST—ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, AT STEWARDS, agreen leather Portemonnaie. ‘ihe finder may re: tain the bills if they will kindly return Portemonnaie and balance of contents to 1,222 Broadway. [Ost BETWEEN STRWARI'S STORE AND TWEN. 4 ty-ninth street, on Broadway or Fifth avenue, chased Bracelet, The finder will be rewarded on're- turning the samme to N. B. BARY, Glenham Hotel, Fitth nue, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second it LOSTZON SATURDAY, UCIOBER & IN A FOURTH Avenue stage, a Voriémonnaie, containing money and two keys. ‘The finder will please return the keys to LINDO BROS., 1,267 Broadway. ft ™ iven by returning it to REWARDS, QF) REWARD WILL KE ParD FOR THe RETURN ) of one Coral Barring, lost Isst night betwecn bast Seventy-minth ana West Thirty-eighth strects BAMULL GALL AUD, 304 Broadway, $5 REWARD.<Lo-T, oN FRIDAY, A LARGE *) black Bloodhound, with cut ears, white breast long tail. Keturn to 22 Bleecker street. 1¢ LOST, ON FRIDAY EVENING, ON nue, between Sixteenth and Twenty. ret streets, or in the immediate vicinity, a jong gold Karring, with drops, The above reward will be paid by returning it to 145 West Twentieth street. $1 REWARD WiLL BE PAID FOR [VORY HAN- die Malacca Cane, gold band, with giver and owner's name engray supposed left in Second ave- nue or Cortiandt street car last Saturday morning. Ap- ply to. J. RICHARDS, 125 Hudgon street. $10) REWARD.—Losr. A VERY SMALL DIAMOND q Guard Pin. 1 finder will reeeive the above reward upon returning the pin to $5 Madison avenue. A() REWARD.—LOS), 4 GOLD WATCH, WITH UY. Chain and Medallion; wateh of Danish make name engraved inside in Gothic letters, “Holst, Kjohe havn;” a double chain, plain links; medallion contains a young ladies’ portrait and lock of hair. The above reward paid and no questions asked on its return to 44 East Fitiy-tirst street $75 REWARD AND NO QU Dl Lost, Friday evening, coun to Grand ‘Cehiral, ‘4 TIONS ASKED, —~ ug froin Jersey City large Hunting Case Gold Wateh. Address T. D. D.. cave of Cashier Grand Central Hotel. ‘ REWARD—WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE. $200 tienen case of Chinese Site; taken mistake from pier 90, North River, on September 17, Apply at 55 Broadway. ‘ ” 5 WILL Be PAID (AND NO QU PIONS ON) asked) tor the recovery of the Laces swlen from o2 Greene street. Address the parties, PROPOSALS. LON OF LIFE SAVING STATIONS, — (sONsTRE / sealed proposals will be received at this depart- ment untill2 o'clock noon of sesday, the 13th day of Octover, 1874, for the construction of Léfo--aving Station sea it (he following naiued points, to wit:—Ope nexr binith's Island Lighthouse, Virginia: one on Cobb's Isiand, Virginia; one on Hog Island, Virginia, abreast the lighthouse; one on Cedar Island, Virgimia, near Watchapreague Inlet; one at Chincoteague, Vi beach, abreast of the Assuteagne Lighthouse, one at Green Run Inlet, Maryland. Bids will be received for ony, several or all the above- mentioned houses, Bidders’ must state the time in which they will contract to complete the houses, and the bids nustbe accompanied with guarantees trom reeponsi- bie parties a6 to the ability of the bidaors to do the re- quired wor, All proposals must be indorsed “'Propo- sais for construction of life-saving stations,” and ad. ae sta to the Secretary of the ‘reasury, Washington, Specifications and plans can he obtained at the offices of the Deputy Qollectors of Customs at Onancock, Va. ; Chincoteague, Va., and the Inspector, of Customs at Lewes. Del. ; also upon application to this department. ihe government reserves the right to reject any or all bids. B. H. BRISTOW, Secretary, D, U., Seprember on and Treasugy Deragrueyt, Wasninctom, 21, 1874, pasry GOING ABROAD WILL TRADE DIAMONDS, 1,200; Notes, $1,100; Shingle Machine, $30), tor Merchandise, suitable tor Ryo or English marke FOSTER, No. § State s.reet ‘WASTED—A GOOD BUSINESS, FOR WHICH GOOD value in first country Mortgages and Real Estate will pe given. | Address, «iving fall particulars, KNTER- PRISK, box 3,651 Post otlice, New York. can. .MARBLE MANTELS: T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. AC extensive stock of Slate and Marble Mantels, Wash Trays and slats Work of every description. PENRHYN SLATS COMPANY Union square, Fourth avenue and Seventecnu st, N.Y T GREATLY REDUCED PRIGES—AN BXTENSIVE stock of Marble and Marbleised Mantels and ail other marbie work; Marble Turning for the trade. A. KLABBR, 144 East Eighteenth street, near Third av. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF MARBLE and marblewed Mantels; all kinds of Floor Tiling, Net MERCI Howe aMtCr ate RABE & CONS Seam het makers, now . "5 Marble Works, Noa 217 to 223 Weet Fitty-first street, near Broadway. ANDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY, pas INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMP ANY, \| NO. 9 PINE STREET, NEW YORK. || GIVEN THAT THE 8KO. THE PREMIUM TO SPECIAL AGP NOTICE 18 HEREBY BONDS ISSUED ACCORDING. 0 OF THK LEGISLATURE OF THE Sate OF NEW YORK WILL BE HELO PUBLICLY, IN ARSPRDANCE WITH THE PLAN OF ‘RBDEMP- > MUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1874 AT 430 O'CLOCK P. M., AT STEINWAY HALL, POURTEENTH STREUT, NEAR FOURTH AVENUE NEW YORK, OCTOSEN 1, 1874, BY ORDER OF THE BOARD, F, A. ALBERGER, PRESIDENT. WILLIAM G. MOORE, TREASURER. REUBEN J. ODD, SECRETARY. ADMISSION FREE, s* HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS I| 8IX BUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS I| ANNOALLY DISTRIBUTED IN PREMIUMA TTTTTT — 000 t oo ey: t en eS r o 6 Fy Oo. 6 t 900 MM MM 00 RRR RRR OO W MM MMO vk RR RO OW @ W MM MMO OR RR ROOW WW MM MMO OR RR RO O WWW W MMMM O O RRR RRR-O O WWW MMMMO OR RR ROO WWWY MMMMO OR RR KO O WW Ww MMM MO OR RR ROO W “W MM M00 R RR ROO YY ¥ A rf L rv L 7 AA L L A A L L Pee? L L AAAAAA 1H £ i e & L A A L. L a & ELLLLLLL LLLLLLbG Bonds purchased to-day or Monday, before the Draw. r. M. A L L AA L L AA L L A A L L A A L L AAAAAA L L A A L L A A ob L A A LLLLLLLL = LLULLLLL orders received on Monday will be forwarded by maf) or express in time to participate in above Drawing. [II BONDS A 5 $20 BACH. || BONDS ARE $20 EACH. BONDS ARH $20 EACH. Call on or address, for Bonds and full information, MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO., Financial Agents | Industrial Exhibition Company, 23 PARK ROW, New York. (Post office drawer 29). 23 PARK ROW, New York. (Post office drawer 22): DANCING ACADEMIES. mm A J. SAUSE’S DANCING ACADEMIBS,—CLASSES: + at Masonic Hall, 114 East Thirteenth street; Bre- Yoort Hail, 154 Bast Fifty-fourth street. PRIVATE LEB- SONS at any hour. CIRCULARS at private academy, 212 East Eleventh street DODWORTH’S PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANC- « ing, No. 212 Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth sireet, open for the season Saturday, October 10. rning and afternoon ised oer ke aod i le A WGERHARD | SCHNEIDER'S DANCING ACAD + emy, 20 and 22 Second avenue, corner First street Rooms), now open. Select Soiree y Monday evening, o'clock. e A —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON'S + Building, intersection Stuyvesant and Ninth atreets.—Ciassés every Monday and Thursday alternoon SO eres Private lessons in the glide waltz a speciait, (New York Assembt, A Bice tees gtCADEMY OF | DANCING 289 + Bleecker street. now open. Classes Tnesday and Friday evenings Send tor c r, Soiree Wednesday evening, October 7, at 9 o'clock. Hall to let for sociables, ao. T STACEY WILSON’S SELECT DANCING ACADE. my, Arthur Hail 303 West Fourteenth street, near Kighth avenue—Ciusses now open for beginnera For terms, &c., send for circuiar. Soiree every Tuesday and Saturaay.’ Private lessons at any hour. A —HAMILTON DANCING ACADEMY, HAMILTON + Hall, d5ixty-ninth sireet and Third avenue.—Kvei ings of tuition, Mondays and Thursd For ter sena for circular. Soiree every Mo! Bate, DANCING ACADEMY, 861 BROOME 8T, All the iashionable Dances in one course of lessons. LADIES—luesdays and Frid ve M GENTLE MEN—' esdays rt Wide 134 P.M. ILDREN—Wednesiays, 34; Saturdays, 3 P.M. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION any hour, day or evening, ALLETMASTER DUMAR'S DANCING ACADEMY, 24 West Fourth street.—Classes open; all dane taught perfectly 1n one quarter; six fashionable dance: taught pertectiy in six private lessons. O'NELLL’S CLASSES FOR DANCING AT ODEON +, Hall, 823 and 325 West Thirty-eighth street, between Highth ani Ninth avenues.—Classes Tuesday and Friday evenings; next soiree Tuesday, Octover 6. AR AND MRS. HLASKO'S SELECT CLAS8ES IN Dancing, 1454 Broadway, commencing Saturday, October 31. Send for circular. M* TRENOR’S ACADEMY OF DANCING, Lyric Hall, Sixth avenue (Keservoir square). For particulars cal! or send for circular. R. DE GARMY, 32 FiIPTH AVENUE, COKNER OF Fourteenth street, has resamed private instraction'in Dancing. Atternoon classes commence Saturday, Octo- ber 10, at4. Gentlemen's classes, Monday, October 12, at - le MUSBAE'S OPENING SOIREE, ARION HALL, 19 JVL and 21 st. Mark’s place (Kighth street), commences to-morrow (Monday) evening, October 5, at & o'clock. DROFESSOR J. LEONARD'S DANCING ACADEMY wiil be open, on October 7, at Ch, Reichard’s Up- town Assembly Rooms, corner Fifty fifth street and ‘Third avenue. ' Days of tuition, Weduesdays and Satur- days, afternoon and evening. First opening soiree on Monday, October Pare. SHERIDAN'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, 613 and 615 Third a venue.—Glide and redowa waltzon especially and all the fashionable dances taught none juarter; Monday and Thursday evenings, Soiree Mon- aay evening, October 5, 1874. T CHRISTOPHER'S DANCING ACAD. + Parepa Hall, corner of bighty sixth stree! Third avenue Y, ‘Wednesday and Saturday afternoon ral evening. Please send tora circular, WATCHE! JEWELRY, AKE GEORGE DIAMONDS, Ju introducing these new and beantitul articles to ihe pubile, it may be wei to state that they are found 1p the beautiful lako situated in the State of New York, from which they derive their name. The riber,. while visiting there this summer, discovered them in the northeast portion of the lake, and noticing their beautitul appearance, selected son d_ them cut by skilled workmen (now here trom Kurope) with the most axtonishiug results, pera hig utmost expects tons, and. he le now enabied to offer them in Studs, Pins. Rings, Karrings sleeve Buttons, Collar Buttons, Crosses. &c.) ali mounted in solid 4 carat geld, warranted, and at prices within the rn Sy, i &C. Solitaire Btad, 14 carat cold, email Diamon: 50; folk taire stad, 14 carat gold, medium Diamond, 0; Boli- taire Btud) 1¢ carat gold, medium Dini $4) Bou. taire Stud, 14 cai id, ‘medium, enameled, $6: Soli- taire study 44 carat gold, medium largey $5: Folitaire Studs, 14 cheat gold, sn { Diamond, the set of three, $5. Solitaire Stud, Wécarat gold, larger Diamond, $6 to $1 enuemen's Pins, 14 carat gold, $8 to ins. 14 carat gold, cluster, $5 to $25, carai gold, $8 to $16; Solitaire Karrings, 14 emall SSiamond, Solitaire Barrings, 14 medium Wiamond, $6; Solitaire Karrings, 1¢ large Diamond, $7 to $12; ladies’ Karri endant, two diamonds in 0; nobs and pendant, ename! twe in pendant cach, $12; ladie# “Earrings, knobs extra fing, $15 to $2; Collar Buttons, very rich, soli eettings. Sleeve Buttons, very rich, large Diamond (per pair), $12; Finger Rings, 14 carat goid, solitaire and cluster, $4 to $26. sparkling of equal to the genaine Brazilian, and. ¢ washed In water wichout detriment to their britliancy, the fact of their immersion in their native element ding treat lustre to thelr appearance. | Kole agency and depot, L. JACOBS, No. 8 Astor House, ‘tow ork; box 9,361 Post office. All orders should be addressed as above, Sent by express 0. 0. D. or by mail on receipt Of cash. #ntire satisfaction guarantee CIGARS AND TOBA coo. ‘ood Mantels, rich and elegant d . eat prices. 290 and 222 West Twenty-tair atreet, between Seventh and Bighth avenues q ) WORTH ASSORTRD CIGARS WANTED— 81.500 Friar Te eae lass Al Morte: Address EMERY, box 164 Hera) Uptown Bra uch office,