The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1874, Page 22

Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street, invites an examination of bis —ew Stock ot Fall Goods—— surpassing, in extent and elegance, anything heretofore ofered on Sixth avenue, Wo direct special attention to our Saperd Stock of Black and Colored silk Costumes, Black Cashmere, Beaded aad Embroidered Overskirts and Basques Raegant and Stylish Impor'ed Bonnets and Round Hats, and our large lines of Black and Colored Silks and Dress Goods, Beaded Trimmings, Ball Fringo, Yak Laces, &e, The thousands of weil pleased ladies who attended our opening last week attest the popularity of of our establishment. aac presuming that our customers who could not at fend, and those whose patronage we would respectfally wllcti, will attach more importance to the opinions of others than what we might say of ourselves, we have the pleasure to subjoin a few extracts from the many Mattering notices of our opening siven by the press of Be city: From the Telegram.) Richard Meares! Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street, his regular “iall ovening’’ on Weenesday an hursday last. There was a wgmificent assortment of elegant 2 carriage. promenade aud dinner dresses, the latest and most stviish things ound hata, bonnets and fine millinery, ladies’, misses’ and cbildren’s under- wear, silks, dress good ces and dress trimmings, and In the thousand and one other lines for which this house is so well and ms Anown, all of his own direct im- Pe ev and sel : “al bis buyers in the Paris, Lon- d Berlin ‘mar ets. Fhe career of Mr eares shows what pluck, good management and shrewd discernment of the needs and wishes of the public, and constant, painstaking efforts f always meet the demands of tis patrons in the style And quality of his goods—it shows what all these quali, tes can do combined with bis liberal use of printers’ ink. Beginning with the average sinall avenue store, has now a piace and a business comparing with the me even in this caty of ferce business competition, {From the Sun.} Richard Meures, well known to gentlemen asa dealer tm paragon shirts, and known aiso by their wives and Wsters, Who Duy Broadway styles and qualities at Sixt: Brenue prices, showed in his window yesterday how lastetully a display of dry goods may be arranged. Ihe jong counters were iestooned over their whole iergth with point applique and real thread. lace. “Open boxes were spread! out like beds of flowers, that lacked none of Bature's beauty except the Derfume. ot on the high destal bloomed so naturally tha! : lady bent close Rown to inhale the odor, arising with a smile ax her mis. take. Imported hats from Jules Paturel Lee Chevalier were displayed by the side of their duplicate equals of Meares’ make, The lady who had charge ot thisdepartment herseif bought the imported hats In Paris. Une had a soit crown of pear! colored silk, th front faced with black velvet, with a ruche of Di faced with pearl. a loop of each material holiing a tip that curled around the back, all eatnoned | by a loss bird. Two Drown robes of silk, paid carly in the day, one for $95 wert ety aber for $150. {From the Home Journal.) Among the many houses in the dry goods business to which we would call the attention of our readers, ve: high tn our estimation is that of RICHARD MEARE; corner of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street. Includ- fax everything usually jound ina frst class retail store, fe offere extraordinary inducements to patronage in the wer pric which it holds, not only uni goods, at eostumes ot all descriptions, and. fabrics, irom the handsomest stik and velvet, to the lower, grades for or- inary wear. The same is true of the millinery materi- als and mave up articles, which are selling at from. din @ per cent lower than the prices of a year ago. Up like terms children’s and iniant's clothing, lingerie, laces, dc., are to be obtained, of all kinds and qualities {nthe market. [From the News.) annual ning of the great Dry Goods Em- 1m of mcherd at Sixth avenue and Nineteenth Street, on Wednesday and at; ‘was @0 event of Gu. usual interest avons those who wish to make tneir tall mae Mr. Meares is widely known and Sbprecia the taste and enterprise he displays in iiling ‘Sis ‘establishment with the elegant novelties of the seasons, as they recur; and his im latent Leadon, Paris a Boonets of his own mand ier Jo ely vives his iriends, customers and the public Joo’ through his stock. (From the Evening Express.) MORE FASHIONS, The bye but Not os Least—Uptown Belles Joined by e Seauties of Brooklyn, New Jersey and Yonkers—sixth Avenue Cars Over- ieaded-—4 Ha prentiewes i ‘There have been openings, and openings, and o} Dut of allthe openings this opening at MIOHAKD AReS',on Sixth avenue. has with many a fair one ‘on the event of the tall season. Meares has won a pecuiiar kind of popularity with ilies of taste and economy. The business of the we has, therefore, increased yearly, and now it is a Hiyal of the largest establishments in tae city. The bright weather to-day has drawn acrowd of visitors to the splendid assortment ot hats and millinery = — some imported and other articles Probably the artiste who superintends the dress and Salanedr bere the corner ot Nineteenth street will have been the most successtul buyer ot bonsble goods {a tno, Baropean trom she has just returned. “In strect, carriage und dinner dresses she_has been pre-eininently successtul in iurnishing models which, tor folor, material. pattern and irimmings, have won more admiration thau has been bestowed on any stmilar ex- Position this fall. All the new colors are there. All the bew styies are there. Berlin, Paris and London have roduced no novelties this season that arc here are bonnets to suit all compiexion Bonnets tor the wives ot millionaires and hate markets, e 8 Venue carmen say trade has improved, be- enuse they are setting down aod taking up passengers ‘ali the time at Nineteentn street corner. {From the World, Oct. &] WINTER FINERY. DISPLAY OF baa eo geTeMEs AT RICHARD The departments ealling special attention at the fall Seeiee at Richard Meares’, corner sixth avenue and aneteenth street, were those containing the suits and Goods. "In these were found Carriage, Prom de and Dinner Dresses, and novelties in Round Hate, nets and their Trimmings, all direct trom the Paris, London and Berlin markets. -he imported Costumes are made in the different plain and fancy dregs materials introuticed this season. Cam. ol’s bair ana heavy cloth are trimmed much with feather trimmings ana vail tringe, while cashietes and other Soft goods are covered with embroidery and jet. These Suits are made almost without exception with overskirts and basques, and are offered at all prices trom $14 to $55, Avery pretty Poplin, in two shades, with a graceful basque and unique overskirt richly bordered wich hand mbroidery, ed ior $1, A Camel's Hair Cloth, wreatits of the feather trimming, for $45, and vet trimmings, tor $ resses formed an elaborate array and dat irom $85 to $i7! ne vi these Showed the noveity ot a basque havin: tire back made of velvet. which material trimmed the skirt in wate teanu revers. Another,a black silk, had its skirt ornament- ed with wide rows ot jet bands aliernating with reversed plaitings of the silx, while still another bore a long, Rage speon front literally loaded with sparking ads. In this same department was exhibited a foll line of morn ng wrappers, embracing all kinds, trom plaid Qannel ones fo merinos and cashineres, with their Guilied silk facings, und silk ones bordered with em- ‘oidery on satin. The patiern boninets represented the houses of Patnrel, afte, Mme. Lichevalier and other equally well HOWN modistes, ond runzed in prices trom $1 Wo $W. From the Democrat.] RICHARD MEALS This plendidiy conducted and year is eclipsing all ite pular dry goods house th pe efforts Id. variety of st oming the Stewart's of Agent of this house is 00 Uctober 7 and B will be Sriadies apparel, from a tancy hat to the ri ost modern styles of bali, wedding anc street co Gnd ail grades of millinery. and noses, aswel tial means, byt can inited at tl prices. itis at such emp oriv found atl grates ot. dry’ ge nsibie people Ing so inuch m itt and be ; Of this house 1s the politeness w tunbie Sre treated by ali the emploves. 1 the num jd Meares’. It is on the corn th avenue and jineteenth street, (From the Evening Mail announces that his annual tall open tog has commenc: at lis store, sixth avenu ai the fetatied account P stock ou exhibition wilt be found interesting to our readers Commencing with the Jatest evidence of enterorise, we would reter to the dressmaking an‘ milinery de- wriinents, where # fine dispiay of imported and domes jc articies are now on exnibition. The house makes @ specialty in black sik costumes, which can ve tur. Dished as low as $0) the dress. while tor $100 a very K of all Kinds, and is fast ‘ine man: Vheir fail opening decided success in brilliancy hest and Sixth avenae. lent. Stylish suit. handsomely trimmed, ean ve ootained. ‘Ihe Sollection of ladies’ and misses’ hats includes selections from the leading Parisian houses, and we would reter Yecinily to the new shape. modelled after the Mare Beunrt”” pattern, which will be very fashionable this 801), The display of Sacqyes and Walking Jackets is v rie, And the prices are moderate. braided jackets trom $15 to $14), and plain from $7 to $20. handsome Suita, embroidered in jet, in cashmere, mn basque and ress, at $45, wMthe sock of silks includes waxes from the honses of et Vonson, Helvin, Gerot, Tailard and other cele- FOUS manKIactorers. dnd the prices are remark- bly low —black silks irom $1 to $5 per yard. striped Tks trom Sie. upwaris. and color Low as atc. he assortinent of Kionons a iudes “all staple department of riicies and the latest noveitic ess TriMMINgs 18 We!) stock: mia A Sil ine of Millinery Goous ty ding every variety ot Fiowers Feaiie Jrname nts. eedingly | hes of roses a: man folured wuts, in avy vlue, tarnished with vervet of sw fhe unique shirre! trimming is very} ranged im several waiking co tolored casuinere costuines are gackets tor house and erect wear, embroidered jackets, handso: Borlerments of the femaic wilet. patrers bonnets 3s one of the best we nave witnessed Bie fall. Ihe tine of beaded dress trimmings Is very (Hee advertisement on other page.) y beaded. are The display ot Frenety NEW YORK HERALD; SUNDAY. OUTOBER 11, 1872-—-QUINTUFLE SHEET. DKHY GOUD». — STERN BROTHERS, = | sixta i | avenue | ND | aNp | TWENTY. i twentr.| Taio | Tureb stREEr. | STRE ——@ o—-—"9 dl ——_—_—____—__ _____-________@ SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD STRiET, RE NOW PRE- PARED Tu OF- YER THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OF GOODS EVER DIS PLAYED BY ANY ONE STAB. LISHMENT IN THE CITY, BVERY DEPARTMENT WILL BB FOUND UPON BXAMINATION 10 BE FILLED WITH EVERY ARTICLE KEQUISITE THERE- TO IN GREAT VARIETY AND BYYLES, AND LADIES CAN REST ASSCRED OF FIND- W@-JUsT WHAT THEY WastT IN EVERY INSTANCE, BEE see atthe LOWEST POSSIBLE PSIOBS, A magnificent assortment o BONNET AND TRIMMING VELVETS, in all aualities, co colors and widths. to whieh we cirect rect special attention. ~BRAGK, SILK TRIMMING VELVETS, WEE 12 DIFFERENT QUALITIES, Phow st @ Crwe made especially for ourselves and pre guaranteed. COLORED TRIMMING VELVETS, in every im __!Fom $1 25 to $4 50 SPLENDID CLOAKING VELVETS, 38 inch wide, at $3 62, $4 35, $4 62 FINEST QUINET AND PONSONS, ALL SILK CLOAK VELVETS, 23 inch wide, at $10, 33 inch wide, at $11 extremely cheap. Large line of Gros Grain and Taffeta Trimmirg Silks.{¥ BLACK GROS GRAIN TAFERTA SILKS, & 3 YakD UPWARD, most excellent values. FINE COLORED epi in all shades, from 75c. a yard upward. Our —— MILLINERY DEPARTM. ‘Ss are very complete with an extremely large assortment of LaDizs’ PELT ae in all the latest and most desirable styles Cary colors. NAVY BLUE, BLACK, BROWN AND DRAB, FINEST FELT BATS at T5c., $1 and $1 0S Full lines ot OSTRICH AND WILLOW PLUMES NUY FEATHERS AND BIRDS. WINGS AND OSTRICH ibs. 11 of which we are OFFERING DECIDED BAnGAINS. FINEST FRENCH FLOWERS, very choice assortment. Immense meek of, 7 AND BONNET ORNAMENTS. Fine jet and ‘Sine bead Cg Aigrettes, Flowers, tneluding the the latest Parinian Noveltion = aaa fame A superd Tine « of elegant TIES AND NEC: TO WHICH WE DIRECT SPECIAL ATTENTION at extremely low prices. NS, Finest quality No. 12 gros soar pte Ribbon: 1 colors, ar 200, a yard, cA Onan SASH RIBBI RNET BROWNS. N ee ALL SILKE, 7 iNcHES PID 78C. A YARD. cartons finest Roman Ribbot a double fi extra ‘quality, etSla yard. ~ “LADIES 1 ide! eh od DEPARTMENTS ne a splenait | stock of LADIES’ Mia oND CHILDRE: WOOL AND MERINO UNDERWEAR of the most eciebruted and standard in all qualities, s makes, ind styles. Excellent ladies’ Vests at 75c. and $1. LADIES’ AND MISSES’ FEL? SKIRTS, a very large assortment, at decided bargains. et ate UNDERGARMEN TS, an entirely new stoc: Lowest prices in years. STERN BROTHERS, ‘Sixth avenue and Twenty-fourth street o ——b HUMAN pc = bee > h a A BRR H H AA bg kK oR HOW Aa u ROR pi H A A bté BE g MHEH ‘AAAA it RRE HOW AA H RR nN OB yeu pia RR H H A A mI R R H H A a R oR eoons f HA’ 964 Bowery, corner. Fourth street. Branch store 345 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-tirst and Twenty-second streets, up 5 The in the cltv, Novelties of the season are positively sotaileg at whole. e sale prices, and no eed inducements in of PRES! resort In all cases full satisiaction guaranteed or goods re- turnabl Short hair Switches, 50c. and upward. Hair Switches, one yard long, $2. ptt long hair Switches, finest quality of hair, solid, not inches, 3 ounces. % inches, 4 ounces. 46 inches, 4 ounces 23 inches, 4 ounces Curis, warranted naturally curly and not boiled’ ana baked, from $1 to $20. No extra charge for extra col- ors, Combings made up, 25c. and is (a per ounce, uray Hair a sj ro wag in the choicest col ‘at 25¢., 50c. and $1 per 7 {latiler own Mair made over in latest styles. Goods sent C. 0. D. by express to all parts of the coun- try. Orders accompanied with Post office money order, or money in registered letters, will be sent free ot charge. A liberal reduction made 16 the wholesale trade. —$15 FOR AN ELEGANT BLACK SILK COSTUME, Zuaranteed to fit, at Mme. LUNLEY'S, 110 West Twenty: third street. A’ KOCH’S, Blankets ‘and Bed Comtortables, The best and cheapest in the country. Bed" Gomfortables filled sim an fine white cotton, only i £09 pairs of fine white wool Wie $2 25, $3 and $3 50 per pair. °CO pairs of extra heavy and fine Blankets, only $4 per parr. © brown Blankets, $1 75 per pair and qj 4 b eched sheetings, only 200. per yard by Other widths in proportion. Table Damasks, Napkins Towels, &c., from auction, very cheap. A large lot ot Nottingham Lace Curtains, Just received, at about hait the regular prices. Dress Goods of every description, all the latest fabries and colors, cheaper than any other house in the city, For cheap goods go to _Sixth avenue cars pass the store. TS. T. TAYLOR'S, 516 BROADWAY styles tor fali and winter wear. matelasse and other heavy materials. CHOICE IM- Paletots for Basques and irts of very latest design for camel’s hair goods ayloris System of Drove Wutting for sale at thie office the Imported journals, “Le Bon fon,” “La Mose ‘phegante" and ta Mode." T GAYNORS, 822 Broadway, corner or of Twelfth strect, Corsets, skirts and Tournures Specialties. All the latest Paris Novelties recerved by late steamers. T SMITH’ ‘8 PATTERN BAZAAT A ait BROADW AY NEAI TWENTIETH STRENT, PORTED FASHION PA TERNS Witt CLOTH. MODELS, Patterna fitted to the form and warranted perfect STTLN ) BASTING A SPROLALTY. aA T MME. J.B, LIVERRE'S, 441 SIXTH AVENUF, 411, AT petreen Twenty-aixth anid Twenty-sevenih streets: Stamping and Embroidery kstablishinent: children's pique Dresses xtamped and alrcady made; French Lin- gerles and ladies’ Undergarinents: handsome Initials and Motiograms embroidered to order; Laces cleaned and mended equal te new. ANTED—FOR CASH, STOCK OF DRY G00D8; * paceata. Address A., box 187 Heraid DRY GOODS. A: JAMES MCREEBY & © @ CO. Broadway and Ble 4 Bieventh street Bilks! Silke! Stiks! $5°0,000 at retail Bxnthi tion of Black and d Colored Eilxs at prices and in varioty beyond oa trae sole sublime Warranted notto break or wear shiny, $1 8) and up- "the mares Bonnet and Bellon, at very low The prices, $1 5) and $1 75 per yal 10) pleces 20-Inch oe Colored Sitka, Dark Brown, Navy Blue, and every o*her neutral color, $1 65, $1 15 per yar deine heavy Lyons Gros Grains, in 50 dark Jegaee $2 $1 per yard, usually sold 4 ins ane Satms Trit ing Si! ap 8. $1 25 Aaplendia sks on cht White Groe Gra! for Bridal Dresses. A. —JAMES MOBBERY & € 4 £ Broadway and Bi Kleventh street, will open on MONDAY, October 12, in thetr Ladies’ Furnishing Department, rs and alking Jackets and Misses and it sacques, in new and clegant jesigns. A superb stock Ladies’ An Children’s Undergarments, in Chemises, Drawers, Nightgowns, Toliet Ssacques, Cor set Covers, Waists, Skirts, apres, &c., &c., at extremely low A splendid assortment of Eee Sling, Dresses, Robes, embre Skirw'and Shawls se. pular prices. i ‘All orders for Dressuiakiag will be prompuy executed, in the latest styles, at rearonable prices. “AMES WOREERY & CO, Broadway and Lleventh strect, ‘will sell on MONDAY, October 13, noveltics in pieces atkinson’s Irish | Poplins, saperior in tex+ ture, briiliancy and durability to Pail ot! make 300 pieces Pim's Irish Poplins, in exquisite shad 300 pieces best analy a Bae Maes Chanu and Gauzion Tyyons Voplins, only $1 Wn pieces Drogue's \1 Lyons oping, andsome line of French * Soptins in pew yard. Silk Warp Dinconais and Checks, very handsome, for street wear and Polonaise. Striped Sicilian! Striped Sicilian! Matelasse. Pisin, striped, and aid Camel's Hatr Cloth. Fur Cloths for Overdresses. Embroidered Cashmere Polonaise. _Embroidered Sleeveless Jackets. A. —JAMES M'CREERY & CO, Broadway and ad Eloventh street Will offer on MONDAY, ¢ October 12, in their Popular Dress Goods Departments, splendid lines of mixed Serses, 35 cents per yard; sin- fic; oats. and triple corded Serges at Parana low prices. Basket Sergesin new deniers Matelasse Serges innew colorings, very fine, all Also mixed Serges, yy and brown, light and dark, suitable for street wea: Scotch Plaids in. Lereat variety of designs for misses’ and children's “ ‘tmmense stock of nch Merinos and Cash: in beautiful new. retail shadesand at prices lower than ever before offered. A —EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS. TREMEN- dous bargains this week at WALLER & McSORLEY’S, 245 Grand street, near Bowery. Tho most extensive stock of foreign Dress Goods ever before exhibited. French Cretons, 200.; Biaritz Cords, 6c.; Turkish Pop- Uns, Sic; all wool Empress Cloths, 873¢c. ; all wool Cash- meres, 14 yards wide, S0c. 623¢c. and 75c.; French Berges, 50c. ; 1,090 pieces Lyons Silk Poplins, 6230. and TSe., formerly sold at $1 £5 and 8 $1 50, MOURNING GOOD! . MOUBNING GOODS, Black Alpaca, good quality, 25c., Sle. and 873¢c. ; black Brilliantines, 50c, and 623¢c. ; allwool black Cashme. ca, 62}4c., Tdc., 87co and upward; black Henrietta Cloth, 37}4c. and S0c,, and many other makes of Mourning Goods too numerous to enumerate, BLACK SILKs, BLACK SILKS. | II We shall offer in addition to our extensive stock uf Black Silks, 5) pleces Gros Grain, 8734¢.; 40 pieces Gres Grain, $1; 6 pieces Cashmere Alexandria, $1373, $150 and $1 75; Bonnets, extra quality, $2and $225; Fancy Bilks, 75c., $1and $125 Ladies’ Suits and facques. A magnificent assortment of Parisand Berlin made Suits also those of our own manufacture. Black silk Suits, trimmed with bassementeire and jet fringe, $80 and upward, Biack Cashmere Suits and Pol- onatses, Black Alpaca Suita, $8, $10, $12 and upward; French Serge Suits, $10, $12 and $14; Silk Poplin Suits, $25, $30 and upward. A visit of inspection is respectfully solicited. Te. and Sacqu WALLER & McSORLEY, 245 Grand street, fourth door from Bowery. T THE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANY'S the latest novelties in French Flowers, Jets, Bridal Sets and Veils, Ostrich Plumes, Tips and Fancy Feathers, Floral Garnitures, for Wedding and Evening Costumes, to order. Vases and Baskets filled to order, “a specialty,” and eh is department was d with the Medal of Merit the American Institute. Churches, hale and dwellings decorated. A liberal discount to the tr Orders executed by mail, ©. 0. D, Nord Rue de Ciery, Paris. 28 East Fourteenth street four Vo west of University Yor ‘, Proprietor. 4 = re TTHE POPULAR CARPET STORE, Exraordinary Body Brussels Carpets, $1 50. Tapestry Brussels Carpets, $1 to $1 25, Fancy Ply Carpets. $1 to $1 2 Extra Super Carpets, $1. Two plys, 750. Ingrain, 40c., Mc, and 600. 10,000 yards of Remnants at half price, ‘ains in Carpets, It will pay you to go tothe Popular Carpet Store, 123 Bowery. Look for the sign, Popular Carpet Store, in front of the door. b MAS COMMENCED AT 435 Will open Monday and every day tock of a leading Importer of Dress isand black Stika, We have received peremptory rato lurn the entire stock Into cash at once; conse- quently prices wiil be fixed without regard to cost. Five cases Pinch English Serges,in all the leading shades, cost 375¢¢. to import, Will be sacrificed at Zhe, per yard; {eases ail woot nd We. per yard: P f Bpanglines, 3 tres, 1 case Of ore ‘ashe Cra hand 20 cases of assorted Po will ‘be old, without. reserve af abOnt 8c, on the dolar: 2 cases oF ouble taced) black Alpacas at 2c. « yard; 2 cases of black pure Mohuira, 37}ge. and Ne. : 1 eke assorted Brocts from $4 to $75 each; re chance to obtain a first ¢ rticle ata very low Price: Scases vard wide Bleached Musiins, a splendid argain. at Sc. a yard: 6 cases Amoskeag. at Toe: 13 bales yard wide brown Sheeting, a first class sheeting at 10¢. most extensive stock of Flannels keeping Goods to be found, In this 8e.,, a yar ‘d. Sune sand House- A nice bale. ad ets $2.0 and ® ood Comtorwer tor BL 25 rs of flannels ami blankets. can Sve none oy. ting this sale. A magnificent assortment ol Ri bons, Hostery, Notions, alsa ladies’ and. gentlemet derwear and closed ont che erent variety of smbroideries ats per yard and up: ward (special). One case Lyons black Gros Grain Sik atthe astonishingly low price ot $1 25 per yard. An elegant ling of Bonnets and Forson's coicbrated make to $1) Separate floors for Carpets ghd Dilelothe, We wilt offer tins ka good Ingrain Carpet tor 3730., and @ splendid line of imported English Ingrains, 500, to 750, per yard. Fine Tapestry Ingrains, $i a yard, Vienna y Bruseols, 37% yard. A’ first rate yard wide floor ‘Oile handsome line very heavy floor Onicloths, Goods sent everywhere free, It positivel pay you to call daily this week at the Great Bargain Headaitar ters, 435 Grand street. ROUBS, BELL & CO. SMITH'S: PATT y, 54 BROADWAY, } K MWestrern STREET, FASHIONS, DTH MODELS, OX SenclALtee DRY Goops. J. ROTHSCHILD, ; ate ROR DP gE Rot Pot E > RBBR O O bi g H R BOO HH Oo HHH B ROD PF uR GSH RHE BOB BR & 00 Ed H I LULL DDD 1 MM MM PP TMM Sit BPFH 900, BS, TET BREE Ann, Il MMNM PPPP O O kKRE i RRR li MMMM P Oo OR H ROR I MMMM P 000 BR Tt KBEEER & oF o———. FRENOH ux OM NioMM oma op IRN WERE BR YY MMMM IT L L If NNA EB RRYY MoMMUHL L PAKS oR OY MMM MOI LoLCLLIt NNN EEE R&R ¥ F = ¥ cer 7 277 Bue Saige Denis neh, =] oy street, | snl Clinton street. are now pee thelr eholce stock of Mil Goods, comprising the atone at novel shapes recht mr ROUND HATS AND BONNETS, : in FRENCH FELT, AT S110 Silk velvet 4 Bonn The newest shades in i OSTRICH TIPS AND PLUMES. Also an endless: less warelyicl: of Fancy Feathers, Birds, Aigreties, Wini . Wings, &c. The very latest and most artistic desi designs gn in i] PARIS FLOWERS. s ed for evening toilets, branched and arranged to Special displ: of he cmon tsplay of the most recherche styles in Paris BONNBTS AND ROUND HATS, Also of our own mannfacture, equal to Paris made, at one-half the cost. RIBBONS, SILKS, in an endless lleas variety. LACES, C1 ORAPES, ORNAMENTS, ‘8, TO MATCH, | i all at the mos most PPPP_ 0000 PPPP U UL A RRERE P PO OP PU UL aa RB R Ng PO OP PU UL AA KR R Pp PO OP PU UL AAR OR PPPP O O PPPP U UL 4 A RERR P ve OP u UL AAAA RR RB bo Geog) Seg bate Gia oR tg 0000 P UUU LLLLA AR EB Bees 7 TI Ccccc, EEBEEE 888888 7 ueo c 8 8 P ae 3 z iro c 8 P Rilo E 8 potty Bnast it 5 Jad er P B Rn oc 8 : P rR Riu C P R RI “cococ” EEEEEE *seses° X, B.—THE TRADE SUPPLIED. ) oe) MILLINERY GOODS, | Still Greater Reductions. Bargains in every Department, VELVETS, yieyene of: of splendid Diack silk Bonnet ae re pieces ot the celebrated Crown Lace! Cloaking Folveteen, winch wide, 81 26 yard, tally worth $2, Gee Al of silk finished Vel. vereea, ‘Sic. per A Veivets, the latest novelty Striped Roy: for skirts, — ues jog in all desirablo a shades, on joie, warranted pure black mk Tarr sil only Sis. yard. i ‘irquoise in'all the new and rare shades, iad Tic. yard. aoe x n up AT: = This Department con contains thi ¥ | am, Dep of untrimmed tats i ue cieee and the prices are guaranteed lower that those of any jobber or manutacturer. aera aA AA AA AA AA A A A A Y, L Best American Felt Hats any style or L color, 48c. Fine real Felt 1’ vats only 80c. y Real'imported French Felt Hats of ali L shapes, only $1. Fine Milan Straw Uats L st Silk Velvet Hats or Bon- L nets, only $2. French Flowers and Feath- bh ers, real ostrich Tips and Plumes, birds’ and tancy Feathers at very low prices. LLLLLL — ! RIBBONS. RIBBON: 8. 00000 —— ° v No. ¢aros grain, bc. j No. §, 8.; No 7, ° © | 0c. ; No. 12, a8 2c. yard. Sash Ribbons of 0 9 every description ate at a great reduction. 0 ° oO REAL LACES. 00000 RRRRE, we offer at ROR por yartinclow ieeulrsise RRERR pure Lace, ¥ ine, width, $e R R inch, 50c.: 23¢ 1 inch, $1; R R inch, $1 25. 8 B | Real Yak Lace, 1 inch, 100.; 14 inch, ge. Zineh. Zhe. Big inch, wic.:"3 inch, D Bis Ine, Ae. Beaded Yak Lacer ” +» $l yard. | Novelties in Drea ’ Trinminige Bal ing, Jet ana Beaded Passementerie and ‘Fringes in SSSS88, | Breat variety at very attractive prices. 8 8 Price list and samples sent free, 8 Goods sent , With the privilege of 558588, examination” 8 8B TAYLOR'S BAZAAR, 888885 Eighth avenne, near Twenty-eighth street. haar aa Goons, aT JACKE |ACKSON'S, ° the only mogrning establishment in this city, Great Bargains in extra double Warps, Cashmeres, Merinos, 2mpress, Henriettas, Reps, Tamise, Serges, Bombaztnes, Alpines, Crapines, Parasines, Brilliantines, Drap d'£te, Mobairs, Alpacas ard Barpoors. ne Black Silks an enormous reduction. sities +++++-former price, $2 00 $1 75 per yard,. former price, $2 25 $2 0 por yard....... + sere. former price, $2 60 N. 3.—Complete Outfits furnished immediately, at moderate prices. nie ‘$1 50 per yard. JACKSON'S, _ Broadway and Waverley place. T SMITH’S PATI ERN BAZAAR 4 BROAD SDI NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, IMPORTED PASIIONS. PATTERNS WITH CLOTH MODELS. Patterns fitted to the form and warranted Bertect CUITING AND BASSING A »PECIALIY Oaarets AND FURNITURE, —$250,000 WOKTH OF Purnitare .now offering at our immense wareroom 2% per cent cheaper than any other house In the city; Parlor sitits, 7 pieces, $40, and Chamber suits, ¥ pieces, $22 A cholce agsortment of Carpets. Velvet, Body Brus: Brussels and all wool Ingrain at low rides, nths, Window Shades, Jace Curtains, Lam- Brequins, Mats, Matting, 4e ¥, muocestor to. OF rrell, 510, 12, 514 and 516 Kighth avenie. ¥.—Just opening a nicé line of Tapestry Brussels at si'ists $1 25 per yard. T SMITH'S FAT TEIN BAZAAR, 914 BROAD’ RAI b TWENTIRTH STREET, ton TED FAS PATTERNS WITH CLOTH MODELS, Patterns fitted to the form and warranted CUTTING AND BASTING A SP ECLA, erfect. D™,, fone. CIRCULARS, | WhaPrEne, kC., Re at jow rate: the ME ROPOLTAN Painting. ESTABLISHMENT. er) Broad Ne EW YORK DYBING A AND. EAINTING MENT, STATEN ISLAND. STAT: SHED IN 1819, 93 Duane street, near Broadway, 752 Broadway, near Elghth street, 610 Sixth avenue, near Thirty “sixth street, bes and 168 Pierrepont street, near Fulton, Brooklyn, cleanse and refinish ladies’ and gentlemen's Oar- and Piece Goods in a superior manner. H New York. Vv ViGOUROUX, 122 FOURTIT + ing, L Embrolaery, jes! Troasseaux ; AVENUE, STAM and Baw tor H order; wh terns and Paper Pate Pertorating Machines for stamping and acces- A -THE LADY OF LORNE DRESS EXTENDER, 2\. warranted to hotd ont any dress, no matter how heavy. and give that gracetul hang to the back breading giherdise unodtainabl 8, COLBY, Patentee and an pineraces. 82 East Fourteenth street, three Hon square. A full line of Infants’, cai. and Ladiew Furnishing Goods ‘on hand snd ft axtrar aly mi tone. aren rate nr! "mont! DRY Goops. as SIxTo AVENOR, i yeEen foen EEEBE li Continue to replete thetr different departments with the chotcest novelties in Laces, Trimmings, Millinery, Bo- sory, Ladies and Children’s Outfits, Zephyr Worsted, &o. UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS ca Every Department Our patrons and tho public in goneral are cordially in- vited to examine before purchasing eleewhere, ek MTD Ste, detween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets Tetaee MAGNIFICENT REAL Pen LACE Shawis ae salo Bombe nae Berne ST a Cryer and me " POUTEN, box 16 forais'g it omnes. sh For Other Dry Goods Ad Advertisements feo First Pa; __MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, —MME. A. BUVars. importer of Paris ratern at short notice and moderate prices, A —4.—HEM. BRON ° Feit Uate, MMES. PORT AND DOANE, Broadw: ane Hee, Fifth avenue, have received, per stea er steaunahtp St, Laurent, n invoice of French Bonnets and Hats of olegant de: , from Virot # choles noses of atyles 01 making a specialty SOUVENIR T MAISON WALTON, 8: 2 BROADWAY, ABOVE uare. importer ot sadies' and Children's und Hats, in velvet and felt, from houses of Europe; novelties in Mourning Goods ondon, The “Gray Planct” the hat of the season. LADY WILL SELL PAWN TICKET OF CAMEL’S Hair Shawl, white Lace Floa white Lace Para soland Fancheap. Address P. 4G. ox 140 Herald Union from | T MRS. between Uni: 2 EAST FOURTERNTA SURBET it fae and Specialty of Misse: Millinery, "Gad ies’ Dre: Caps Mra. MYERS, 22 Ba Fourteen ‘street. T MMB, COLLINS’ DRESSMAKING ESTABLISH- ment. 26 West Eleventh street, tadies can rely on Sue perfect fitting dresses made, trimmed in latest ’arisian styles; ladies invited to call, A WHME, BARNES, SIL SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR sou hineteenth strech is prepared to, exhibl i ielectlon of Mourning. Dress and X Ds; Ch dren's French Mourning ennots ‘aid Bound Hats onand ater t sday, October 1B by Rete RS. WELROY'S oherie ae eats Lberrgehis way, lantes will find all the latest atyles from Paris f Berlin & nd Vienna. : A —MME. BONGRAND, 1273 BROADWAY, SOLE «_ importer of London’ round hats ant: riding habits in 1455, has just retuned» with a .handso un assortment of Brown’s rere and ‘Birds, in addition w her previous eles stock, 5 aoe HARRIS—MLLE. PRINCE SUCCESSOR, 15 Bast F one ies street, near Delmonico’s. —J1 Feceived, per Russia, the celebrated Reubens Hat; also the Maude. G Graingeer and other Specialties, ROWN'S LONDON ROUND HATS AND FAKIS Bonnets.—-eMMA BROWN (sister of W. ©. Brown, New Bond street, London) has now eleg: 'yles tor fall 1,261 Broadway, between ‘Thirty first ‘Thirty- second streets. Cones LYONNAISE 'DRESSMAKING ESTAB- lishment.—Making up ladies’ own materials and re- modelling dresses receive special attention. N. B.—No charks for extras. Special eoge—Facis Bonnet Frames received by every French steai Mme. JOSEPHINE GOLDEN. No. 9 East Thirtietn at. RESS CUTTING.—LADIES CAN HAVE sheet dresses cutand fitted at theirown homes bya fhorongt, artist in the business; terms 40c. per hour. Address RELIABLE, Herald Uptown Branch office. CONOMY.—FRENCH BONNETS AND ROUND Hate of the choicest styles, at very low prices Mme. MULLEN, 10 West Eleventh street, near Broad- way, uppont McCreery’s. Ladies’ own materials made up. (Gocrtd Opening ae Fine Fars. ed attention of Iaates and gentlemen is called to Grand oaley Cheteg, and Fine . ‘wi which will be be on exhibition paRreiey, and Friday, October 15 and exclusivel our own manufacture, and surpassing anything Heretofore exhibited, M. MA HLER, 849 Broadwi way, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth strects. J HAVE RECKIVED THE LATEST FALL AND WIN- ter styles from Berlin and Paris tor ladies’ evening dresses, suits and prompt and fhahtonatie "making lease send address to UD. H., Branch office. ADIES—IF YOUR DRESSES ARE RIGHTLY MADE, fAAS can have a ape graceful fgures. Mme: CARLEY Is the only mod: in fect iting garment, with Varistan ingly low price 6 recommend myselt for reasonable nprioes. ‘box 151 Herald Uptown Clinton place. SPECIAL NOTICED, A DAY PositrvEny rrxep. Second and last GRAND GIFT CONCERT in aid of the MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCLATIONy ot Norfolk, Va. TBURSDAY, November 18, 1876 80,000 Tyakets—1000 cash Gifts $250.00! to be given awaytt pec tabae ht be Behn agen Be af rane hes, Aifediars gt ving full particulars, apply (room 25) 78 an@ 60 _ or address Raxonte TatEY AAeUcEtion, oMce box 1,417 New York cit: Rt Ba teka ayo mt git not exgeeding si, Brsoch. wi a, a Sy or rectly, at the New Yor pad here on presentation, without reer piscnanos FROM NOSTRI Pe tensive breath, soi re Seoah, oon. corms of Fa serene and efectually cured, “Dr. DE RREM ES street, near F Universtiy pl plage vamph LL. DESIRING HEALTH AND COMFORT SHOULD wear the Graduated Chest andLutay Provectets Sean. everzwhere, | Mailed tree, $2 Trade supplied. TSAAC A. BINGE, Manuiacta Broad fy fap ie BINERAL ATER, Ines: manutacture ol putits of’ Apparatus and outtits of ee sa feriais, with tuil ensing: exclust Hing and heantre seventh strects, Now York. A. —A.—A.—-TWO MILLION ION FIVE HUNDRED THOD- BAND “DOLLARS welll be distributed in 20,000Cash Gifts at the ann ang last Gift Ooncert in aid of the POBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, November 3, 1874, POSITIVELY NO POSTPONEMENT, | POSITIY. ELY LAST. PC PostrivELe ‘lr concn, Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, $25; Tenth: Apply to THO! ASE. Bentehtes & on OMAS H an FF 00, Nye srond way, NNew York, POOLS SOLD THIS EVENING AND MONDA® A. tveniza atJonnson's Nav List Broadwayy ee er Twenty cighth street, on the Otilo Siate election. 'T, B, JOHNSON, ROYAL SAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY. ° Hamburg City Lottery, Brunswick Government Lottery. Havana Lottery ot Cuba. Prizes cashed and information given, _THEODOR ZSCHOCH, 116 Nassau st “ANY PRINTER DESIRING A FIRST CL Ags, ©. customer and lois of work, may meet th 6 Fig ra togive it to him by addressing LIFE INS NO! Herald office. AS —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, . sae cable Te ota Havana, October 5. a New scheme now ready. Prizes full particulars tree. P.'C. DEVL! eral Agent, 30 Liberty strect, New A “OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE OLD KEN. + tucky State and shelby College Lotteries, 8. SMITH &CO., Managers, ow xanrooxy, STATF.—KEXTRA CLASS ‘56, 64, 18, 52 75, 69, 25, OLD’ KXNTUCKY STATE.—CLASS NO. 12, 75, 39, 1, SHELBY. 13, 72, 12, or 10, C1 31, Br "OL iaiimantion furnished st Broadway. Or address box 46,40, "27, 41, LASE NO... th ovr, 10,187 aiid Greenwich. ate 4854 Foes one, A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF SIMMONS, DICKLM « 8ON & CO.’s KENTUCKY Lape! LO ieee 4 s R10. ye ae tt am 57,14, 07,38, val J. cane ‘200 Broaawa, ss Pulton | No, 2 Park row or box 4,969 New ‘ork Post office. C. JOLLY’S SCOURING ASD DYEING CENTRAD + Store, &28 Broadway, has removed around the co! ner, East Twelfth street, peewee aaerarl ities and four avenue. Uptown store, 1,24 Broadway, Downtown Store, 131 Fulte Fuiten street, R. ROBINSON, 163 WEST FOURTH STREET,—A’ classes of Diseases successtuily treated; Uhron: Dfseases a specialty. DIES ANNOYED BY HAI¥ growing upon y the brow live and chin shoul sonally apply to Mme. JULIAN, 206 West Thirty-eig! Stree’ She feinoves ihe dufzurement instantanes by an application not injurious to the skin. “Hours, fr to jaily. LECTRICITY APPLIED TO THOSE AprLion with neuralgia and rheumatism: also the art Vsychology and Mesmerism taught. Cail at or addre: No, 310 West Twenty-fitth street. ENRY A, DANIELS, M. D., 14 LEXINGTON AVE~ nue, near Twenty-ninth street —Special attention woe diseases of men and important medical and surg> cal cases. HAA, LOTTERY.—EXTRAORDINARY DRAW. ing. Grand prize $500,000, Circulars of informa tion sent and orders Stted by E. SONNENBERG, Post office box 19 New Haven. AVANA LOTTERY.—FREK INFORMATION i ADIES WISHING ELEGANT and Dresses will do well to_call_ on INGTON & WETMOKEK, No. 779 Broadway, opposite Btewart'n We have just received a fine assortment of French Hats for ladies and children, which will be sold at extremely low prices. LLE. BANGNON—ROBES—NO, 2 WEST THIR- teenth street, one door trom Fifth avenue, formerly established at st Roe Canmartin, Paris, makes Walking Suits, handsome fit and trimmed in ‘the latest style; French tashions received every week; prices moderate, mes, WASH- ME. A BINNS WILL RECEIVE HER OLD Cus. tomers at 929 Broadway, PARSONS & BINN’S Mil iinery. The new styles of French Felts, Velvet Bonnets, he t the lowest prices. LLE. BURTHE, FRENCH DRESSMAKER IN ALL branches. Patterns received trom Paris every No. 423 Sixth avenue, over Mme. Michel's. MLLE. rsets, Costume: gant and price: Sate at 149'West Forty-fftl between Broadway and si 188K. GLOVER WISHES TO INFORM HER patrons she is now prepared to receive their fall and winter work at her new residence, 466 West Thirty- second street. —Specimens of work to be se LOUISE les ele- street, ME. ROULLIER AUGIER & SAFPORES- bes, LLE. MKINLEY, 240 FOURTH AVENUE,—JUS recolved, important novelties in Bonnets and Hat: the latest Paris styles; prices very moderate ; Mourning Bonnets a speciaity. MES. LEO & PHELAN, 1,260 BROADWAY, WILL on Monday, October 12, open a case of French Poit Hats, trom leadin risian in all its branches, a Liat d sue jousca, Dressmaking, ‘ME. Lie nT BROADWAY, AND 177 FIFTH ‘avenue. will open a case of French Bonnets every ‘Week during the season. Vets FEATHERS, OSTRICH FEATHERS, MAX > NIENER'S, 295 Sixth avenue, between Eighteenth ‘and Nineteenth streets, Mannfacturer of Ostrich and Fancy Feathers, You can bay Ostrich Tips and Willows filty per cent tess than at any other place in the city. Feathers eleaned, dyed and curled at short Ostrich Plumes, ARMLY'S HATS—CORRECT STYLR POR GENTLE. n. 21 Sixth avenue, four doors beiow Fourtecuth treet; has quality, vi. QQQ FOURTN AVENUR, BETWE: 38 fourth and ‘Twenty-fith. stree: in bressmaker, established in lant season, has the hone to inform im York since who are de- sirous of following the Parisian modes, that sh the most elegant and distinguished eveniny nade Oustumes from $: ‘ime. LEROU late tore- woman in first class hovses in Paris, and who was the St, Petersburg Court dressmaker, does work by the best Principles, “PROPOSALS. Bes FERRY AND BRANCH ROADS als tor cortifientes.—Notice is hereby given that the unaersigne ve bids for $65,000 Improvement Certificates, to be issued by them under the MULOFILy of acts of the Legislature of the state of New Jersey, passed in the vears 1872, 1874 and 1974, for the improvements ot the Bull's Ferry and branch roads in Hudson. county, New Jersey. ‘The certiticates are payabic out of moneys to be received trom assessments on Jungs benefitted b; sald improvemetta in Proportion to benefits received, OF OUL Of proceeds of sales ot Lands sold for non-payment Of suid assessinents. Until paid the assessments are & lien on the lands assoxsed, certificates bear interest nt the rate of seven per cent per annum from date of Issue until the Commissionors give notice of their read!- ness to redeem them, in the official newspaper of the fity of Hoboken, and are receivable at par and accrue interest in payment of said assessments, No bids will be considered below 05 per cent. The vids will be opened on inesday next, the 13th inst., at mine o'clock A. M the office of the Memra. Spiel tN 0. 8 Hoboken, and are to be adare vto YOUS HENRY J. KOTIMANS, ABRAHAM We Commissioners, care box 109 Post office, Ho- ‘Tows oF Union, Oct. 5, 1874. i _EXPRESSES, nue MORRIS KUROPEAN EXP TRESS—ESTAB- lished 1°58, connecting with Glove xpress, Great Britain preeeeetiey Continentales, France, 4c., is the oldest 3] and a liabi cant 8. 50 Bros lew York, me Ape af yay the city wito gives a per- gitcuiars given and sent. Address J, lesigns, atexceed- | TINEZ & Bankers, 10Wail street, New York. P. ative box 1.088 ag HATS, BONNETS ENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY, October 21.—No discount on prizes. Circulars ot intormation free. Address GEORGr H. BOOTH, 745 Naw sau street. Post office box 3.087 New York. Lorre sins OLD KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES for the benefit of the schools of Frankfort. Intore mation given by B. NATHAN, Banker, No. 4 Buiiding, Uortlandt street, Authorized Agent. OTTERIES — LOTTERIES — $900.00, — MISSOURI State Lottery, on the Havana plan. Information given and Pe 8 cashed. MURKAY. LLE« & CO, Managers is, Mo. 8, NATHAN, Agent. No. U Gilsey Buliding, vortlandt street. Post office box 4,870. ADIES’ BOTANIC MEDICAL. ELECTRIC Bd RENT snide 10to IZA. M. and from 38 East Twenty-ninth eee HAIRDRESSER, HAS REMOVED neh avenue to 859 Sixth aventie, ber r-fourth 8 stree Rs, SCHUTZ, trom 491 El tween Thirty a Moke News MORE NEWS IN THE IN THE IN TH NING TEWEGR, EVENING TELEGRA! THAN ALL THE OTHER, EVENING PAPERS THAN ALL THE OTHER EVENING PAPERS THAN ALL THE OVER. EVENING PAPERS COMBINED. ‘KW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE AND. HOSPITAL for Women, northeast corner ot Thirty-seventh street and Lexington avenue, New York. J adies are ine ‘vited to attend the lectures, Opening exercises October 13, at 8 o'clock. Pans EMERSON & GOSS, AGENTS FOR KEN: tucky State Lotteries, drawn daily; prizes $5,100 to 000: Koy: L Havana Lottery of Cuba, drawn every Ui Evens cece ways Kentucky =tato single number Louery, draw: Ociober 3i, Reliet Association Lottery Norfolk, Va. Pri: \* formation 11 dressing VARKS & CO., No. 18) Broadway, room 4 Fost office box 5,272. Private oftices attached. & BOOK DIRECTORIES, $25—CIRCU. J lars addre jo a, One roe be tA ee standt yf any house turnished, aetailed re} fine St MERCANTILE AND STATISTICA No. 5 Dey street. OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. ipa prizes by cable Lrawing of October 5, irew New scheme out. tion furnished | free. “governments” purchase¢ TAYLOR & CO, Bankers, 11 Wall street, New Yo ireulars of fall and ali Informa. Spanish bank bills, doubloons ond QTAMMERING AND STUTTERING SUCCESSFUL treated on scientific principles; & cure wtaranteed ¢ pharge wutll cured: abundant reference 8 OF at NEW YOKR STAMMERING iNerivurss vorley place. Gatvarios POWDERS | Drunkenness Sterrerl DR. WHITE, OF THE UNITED States Stammering Institute, is permanently located Ai 182 Hast Twenty -ninth street: est reterences; no pay Hill cured. Call or send for ctreubar, — Steering CAR AND PARLOR CAR A dation at BURNIAMS Speciat hair ‘Ticket Office, Fifth Avenue Hotel. Tickets to all poi Westy North'and south. Noextra charge, Established 1859,” GALVATION POWDERS CURE DRUNKEN ©). forwarded by mail; price $110 per box. Address w GISUER, Chemist, 458 Hindson street, New York. HE METROPOLITAN PR do all kinds of Printing, ec work at low, rates, fn Tec cad Building, 2 RINKLE BANISH, tocall and examine IMENT 1 Lithoe office SDADIES ARK INVITED 18 Preparation, which will mirely remove the too premature fects of ime, a8 often ws messed UpoH the face a valuable and hatme Also Toilet Powders of superior, quality me GOUKN ie iol Wost Twenty-eccons’ sires, ‘warmed of Sixth avenue. ood bngraving a tinates furnished, Broad way. MISS \/ $300,000 esis Att LomRe bt Cash Sirewlarsy with full partioniar: Ag dress LIX, Stauoner and General gent HM, He Liberty nvect, ew York. FINE ARTS. PRCIAL NOTIGF,—8300 CASH WILT, BUY FOU ©) elegant [ree Oil Paintings Grortt, 000) 5 han rome. frame iomery . ft lon Sirast. Jarsoy cits, ofice B” '° At