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+ THE NEW YORK HERALD WHOLE NO. 13,964. NEW YORK SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1874.-QUADRUPLE SHEET. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. ST IRTEENT! 4ce—Secon: th ih end sixth Solamns a int, NTS rb, firth —Fourta Pack—Sixth column. BTROLOGYFountt Mae Pace Firth Coloma. TAK DS—FOuntE ENTE, Pace—sixth column. BoLRDERS W. NIED—SsconD Pace—Fourth, fifth and sixth rearunne and Fourtsexta Pace—First and BOARD. ond © HONG WANTED—Fountzenta Pacs— \d colum: BROOKLYS BOAKD—Yoonrrenra Paca—Second col- BROGK LYS fs beet ESTATE FOR SALE—Tuigp Pace— oon OPPORTUNITIES Texte P Biles ROTICES—Nixtu Pace—Fitth and alath col orate "AND TOBACCO—Exzvests Pact—Fifth col- DITY ana b ESTATE, FO FOR SALE—Tarmp Pace—First uenhd SND" SALESMEN—Prersxsm Page—Foorth and fAith columns, and Tarp Face—Sixth column. BLOTHING§Fourtu Face-Sixth o umn, DOACHMEN AND GARDENERS —Firrazmra Paci Fut colamn, and Tainy Paar—Sixth column. oa D WOOb—Kuxvexts Pace—Fifth column. aR WISE STEAMSHIPS—Foontm Pace—Fitth and xth Ci coustttt Y BO ‘OURTEENTR Page—Third col! DANC! aa AONB pewrpmnre PaoeTBlrd oor ENTS EY —Tarnrerren Pacr-—First colamt Bay GOODS—Finst Pacy—Third. fourth, anh and sixth columns and sixtexxra Paae— Firat second, ind, fourth, oa ang: sixth columne. DWELLING HOUSE! LEt, FURNISHED AND ve URSISIT#D_Sacoxp cies and second and THirp Pace—Fourth columa. rondfith ‘STEAMSHIPS—Fountm Pagk—Fith col- am EXCHAN NGE—Fovarn Pacr—Second column. ZOUSSTONS-Fouate Pace—Sixth column. INANCIAL—Tzytu Pace. FINE ARTS—Eteventa Pacr—Sixthcolumn, FOR Peery ~Fourtssxts Pacs—Fourth and fifth ¢ol- FURNISHED oons AND AEAST RNS By LET— ary Pace. LT WE Peete - lum RNTTORE der foul ang Paces i Ce RENCH © ADVERTISEMENTS—tuinD — Pacx—Sixtd ELE Wa Eo ant SaaS Pace—Third columns, and Tarrp Pace—Sixth and Prine Eage—sinth ciao ree, oe on CARRIAGES, &C.—Fourta Pacx—Third, arty ane Afth columns. URTeENTH Page—Third column. ai aoe &C., WANTED—Focatserra Page— ~Evevawen Pace —Sixth ame Giiy, HOBOKEN, HUDSON Pak, BER- NOREAL USTATE FOR SALE—Tatxp Pace— Seca ool EBA 8 orrices Fours Pace —Se UND Foun Farr ACH {ERY Foon eNTH P. ARBLE MANTELS—Foo! ORTEENTE i ES tod Praeaixth coe EDIOAL—Tuirp Page—=ixth colum! crs AND DHESSMARING—Sixrazwrs Paca— x umn. MISCELLAN:OUS ADVERTISEMENTS — Twetrra Pace—Sixth column, wiscklLaNguUS—rovresrre PAs Sree column. Oa Mareray aa Pace—Firat col EW. PUBLICATION: SNE Paar aint column, tte Page—First and second columns, mya A ORGAN 8, &C,—Taeteenta Pace— PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS. WANTED—FEMALES— FIrteente: rege eee columa, PROPERTY dhs ‘HE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Tairp Pua Recep and third columns. BEAL STATE TO EXCHANGE—Tuigp Pace—Third and fourth columns. BEAD are WANTED—Turrp Pace—Fourth col- RELigiots NOTICES—First Pacy—Second and third lumns., RENOVA: ALS—E.evawts Pace—F iftn colum BE AUR aN roueseEy en Pace Third ‘column. EWA. Fourts Pace—First column. BALES ar P AUOTION-Firreawru FaGe Sta column, ‘OURTEENTH Pace —Third wrvAl TOSS WANTED—FE MALE! VirteRnra Pacr— aie worana and third columns, and Ta1ap Pacge— svat TONS » WANTED-MALES—Freversra Pacr— wECIAL ‘NOTICES-Founra Pace—First and second amos BrORING DOGS, BIRDS, 4C.—Fousra Pacr—Third Soe esvamrn Pace—Sixth column. ie TRADES—Firtersta Le Teele cole umn. THE TURF—Fourts Pacr—Third columi To ae FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES SzoonD Pacr— First column, and Tarp ace—Fourtn column. TRAVELLERS GUID+—Pourth Bryn column. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO Lel—Tainp Pace—Fifth and sixth columns, ee TO PURCHASE—tLeventa Page—Filth col- wardiles JEWELRY, &C.—Exeventn Pace—Sixth WEstCHnsiER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LE‘—Tuirp Pace—Second column. WINTER BE-ORTS—Fourtexentn Pace—Third column. gL ti ST ESMBOLTE, 4C.—ELeventa Paci—Fitth column. m4 cola. BENNETT BUILDING. Beers BUILDING. DIRECTORY. pe ee BASEMENT, ce & Co., Bankers. ree Titepublic™ Newspaper. B—H. v, W, Ban Stationer, G. W. Law isooks. & Lynch, Wines, GA. B. Davenoort. Hatter. Baum & Friedman, Tailors COND STORY, pt aes tt «& Moree. ‘Lawyers 2-W. H. U’Dwyer, Lawyer. A Poskioeaam Lawyer. C. 1, Pinckney, pavyet G. J. Guiteau, Law: ¥ Cempbell « Palmer, Tawyers, ${ Meade & Rockwell, Lawyers. é-Northwestern Life Insurance Company. L. 5, Benedict, Agent. Bl chamber ot Life Insurance, i1§ Charlton T. Lewis. secretary. 12_McCarthy & Chalmers, Lawyers. TE—-Look & Nassau, Lawyers. H. B, Ferguson. Lawyer. M4—M. W. Weld, Thvernaticnal Collection Association. KD STOW, 1) Judge Sutherland. , Scott, Lawyer. $-Fettritch & Cardweil, Lawyers. J.8. Hanson, Lawyer. toate heridan, ‘Bony age, Cochran and McEwen, tteno- ipher: e—efisnn ie "Bioomer, eal Bene. G. B.C Estate. T—Briggs & Felfow: J. B. Aitken, Laws’ raphagen, ET. eo. Wi Witleon Laws 10—Wilkiuson’ & Peters, Trustees of Estate of White. }}( Harrison & Strong. Lawyers. e AE. Woocrutf, Lawyer, 1—W. R. Bercholz, Vivil Engineer. Pelham and Foreherer Railroad Company. 1—Thornton bare eet ers. Danks ar heichum, Kegister im Ban . 5{ kauar Retehum Jeeta main 4) Beary Wehle, " Goluzier, Lawyer. M. F. Elier, Lawyer, Lane, Lawyer. H. Fuehrer, Lawyer. . Mack: Lit Cra t—Heakins # Brook, La }—Haskins & Crool wyere MM. Butzel, roel oe G. H. Badeau, aust. &—Crary, Weller Escbenck, Lawyers T OBHen. Lawger. 9-6, Ti. Wiliams, Lawyer. HL Glover, Lawyer. Lockwood & Crosby, Lawyers. 8. buhler, Lawyer, ¥IFTB STORY. 1—L. Skidmore, Lawyer. —stuyvesant Bank Recelver, 3, Wakeman & Latting, Lawyers - 4¢1. B. Wakeman, Lawyer, ShkS. Winchester, Lawyer. f—John D. CI FoFiteh & Fiteh, Lawyers G. Fuller, Lawyer. 6—-Hageall & Stetson. Lawyers. . Stedman, Lawyer. g-foct “ty tor Retormacion of Javenfle Delinquents, Ws. H. Steele, Lawyer. W. 8. King, Lawyer. 3. A. Lydecker, Real Estate, . Lydecker, Real UJ. Bao A Reed. }2—Byrne, Everett & Co, Hf Walsh, Halvert ana Eckerson, Lawyers SIXTH STORY. 1—John Townshend, Lawyer. 4. Nicholson. nd: jenedict, Log Tit Ce i at OcP 8. Ba Lawyer. John Cronipton, Ac yo) any Bean La L i an Stclen, Law nit a8 12S Charie Bet NG. f, v. Lawson” T. H. Milner, Lawyer, Two passenger elev tors ——= the Gme, NN O'SHAUGNESS Y. OF COUNTY LIMERI ireland, who formerly lived on second ave! between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Pl tress box J,U73 New York Fost office, staung where the can be seetl, LIBERAL REWARD WIL, a PatD FOR THE return of Martin Luther Sheldon’ wo bis son. No, 672 bn abtelet harrow Brookiyuere™ neces A‘ RIGHT, DARLING. MADE VERY SATHer Ae: tory arrahgement. NNIE M. BROWN—LETTERS RECEIVED, A’ meet you any time, Write and make appoiaament G—WANT R COMMUNICATE WIT: . Agni S: addres D, Herald Uptown branch Soe a *| fis Were PERSONAL, PCO EOD IDE ose wr SHO a NOOO BEANCHE—IF You wisn To SBE FOUR MOTHER ve, er at once; come ov way of Sy: and telegraphime. "ADA STANLEY. (omar AND TRUE,—WRITE TO ME 48 SOON 4s you can. I want to see you. 1,289, AROLING | M4 BANKS, WHO LIVED IN NEW YORK Siz, ne 2, a aun of money awaits you. Address ATTORNEY, box 5,675 Post office. & bag —LETTER RECEIVED FRIDAY rd ing. Write again. Suggest another Fr me Ba “courage.” Fear not. Ded GRAYLIS' SISTER WOULD LIKE VERY much to learn of her whereabouts. Address DORA GRAYLIS, 156 Ainslie street, Willlamsburg, L. I. POnGR, LAGER. WHO WAS ONE TIME EMPLOYED 7, Lanalty Hadson City, N. J., will Ond em- ployment at 70 Went Thirty-seventh street. ‘NFORMATION WANTED—OF SICK PASSENGE! by the City of London. arriving here At ee opee tally Mesvre Williss and Reede. Would address Mr, MARRIN, 54 Wall street, immediately. F eoNe LADY WHO Botta ha Mo hicgg: bo te rc tas well to on T ry, Saturday morning, ‘ould uke. Tplenennte riendly ac- gaaintance, please’ address, giving some circumstance, ta Berald Uptown Branch office. Please gratify rer. FTHE ONE OF TWO LADIES, WHO RODE UP townins Eeeaty thie street stage from Nibio's Gar. den on Thursday afternoon and got ont at Sixth avenue requests turther acquaintance with the xentieman who sas opposite, mistake, H. 2. ENNIE N., OR CELESTINE D., FORMERLY OF 19 bi Bond strec!.—I have interesting news for you from nnic W. ere cam I see you? Address HARRY W., dor yt Herald office. ‘address, stating rome incident to avoid .. Herald Uptown Braveb office. ‘ESSIE, JESSIE—YOUR SILENCE MAKES ME vory annappy. Did you r mine, sent bby tae new route? R Ben WIE ng MEET YOUR OLD FRIEND ar rner ot Thirteenth street and Fifth avenu on Monday or Phesdar night, at 8 o'clock Breelaaly, whom yoo have not seen for a year, S4%& OF TARSUS@PIFTH sVEwE HOTEL, Wednesday, 18th inst., all day, ‘W, LINCOLN, ILL THE LADY STANDING CORNER OF TWEN- ty-third street Fo Broadway Pig. rte ing and then walked toward bf sen. who notices smiled st entleman sitting t ner, of eet jeman_ holding handkerchiet in his hand, fever him with her address? Address 0. Z,, box office. ILL CHARLES GORDON PLEASE CALL ON SUN- day at Fourteenth street? ‘ANTED—A BLUE-EYED MALE INFANT, FROM one to tour wi old. Call at or address'164 East enty-eighth stree _____ RELIGIOUS NOTICES. PRACTICAL TEST. “By their traits shall ve know them,” said the Saviour. That isthe best doctrine whicn bears the ae fruit in lives of its votaries. The fruit of Christianity GShristitiee character, manifesting helt in Chrseine deeds, Universalists accept this test, and are willing to per eoee a dy It Without desiring to boast themselves, by PON, confessing their sins before God, they never- eless chal-enge the whole Christian worid to show a better average of Christian character than is found within their own communion. Universalism is some- times called an immoral doctrine, pa oor by those who are wilfully blind ana woerull ign rh ence of those who know, an morality bear witness to the cantra 0 men whio fill our prisons and patronize the dens o! sin? aan one in a hunared of them believes in Universalism. With tew exceptions they all believe in an endless hell and swear by it. The vicieus, criminal, unprincipled art of society is almost totally opposed to Universatism, nowing nothiag about it, but believing superstitious!: $n all the old dogmas ot endless damnation. Univers ists on the contrary belong as a rule to the peaceable, in- teltigent, virtuous, Christian part ot the community. fines are honest in their dealings, upright in their con- rsation, atelying 9. salar the Master who spent His Ife in doing g001. they do not irust m dead works to. fave them, but they belleve that without the practice of living works there is no such thing as saving taith, Falth without works is dead. Kev. &. fc18tR, Pastor ot the Third Universalist church, corner ot Rieecker and owning street: aay: morning and evening. at Wx lorning subject— “she Sate Side.” E: t—“Rights and puties,"? # sermon to youn; people. strangers will bo promptly seated. oir and congregational singing. rhe e public Btordiatty invited. At THE HARVARD ROOMS, SIXfH AVENUE AND Forty-second strect, Mr. John B. Wolff will speak before the Spiritualist Association, on Sunday at 1036 and 8 o'clock. Conterence at 2 TW BAPTIN® CHURCH, WEST IWEN- Pactra by tho stor, Kev. ao ber 15, at 193g A. M. and 736 NTMON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY-EIGHTH street, west of Broadway.—services sp 9% and 1036 4135 P.M. The rector, Kev. K. Meber Newton, { Will preach. T THE FIRST METROPOLITAN CHURCH OF HU- { manity, at De Garmo Hall, ith avenue and’ Four. | teenth street, to-day. 10:30, be Swackhamer, | 2:30, Inspirational Sean 7s, Mrs. H. M. Slocum. Subject, The Needs of the H A WSHORT | MECTURE. | PRAYER, | EXPERIENCE | AL.” and singing o° “Winnowed Hymns" (with organ | dcgompanimenin, also closing With jubilee songs, Come | carly, forspais. (Friday evenings | All weleome, BENOAMIN ALBRO, :63 West Thirty-sixth street. | AMY SOULS! EROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Etm place, Brooklyn. —Rev. Geo. 8. Porteous, rec: ior. —Services—Morning, 10:8 , subject, “Religious Revi- elr Reliability Examined.” Evening, 7:30, sub- .oose Laws of Divorce. Their Influence on Na- 1” All are welcome. A’, THE AMITY BAYTIS! CHURCH, WEST FIFTY- fourth street, between 1 ighth and Ninth avenues, — Freaching, Novenber 15, by the pastor, Rev. William i. | Db. v., at 1035 A.M. | Quercy OF 1HE HOLY TRINITY. onrtadison avenue aud Forty-secong stre {hours ot divine wervice lke Xe Mc 39 Pe Mt and 73 P.M. nev. Stephen H. ‘Tyng, Jr. D.D.-will preach (a | the morning and evening. Rev. “Theodore Irving, LL. D., will preach in the alternoon. \HURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, WEST FORTY- fith street near Broad: —Full Choral services; morning prayer. ly A. M.; Ut ltoiy communion ard sermon, 10% A. M.: vespers, 4. M. Strangers invited. JALVARY BAPTIsT CHURCH, / street. near Sixth avenue jets PAGAL Ar, Pastor, Reece on ponday. subject '‘Dorcas—Her lemorial™ ning, “Paul and the. tickle Lystrians.” Strangers Invi TWEN(Y-THIRD RELIGIOUS NUTICES. G7 loNaTiUs' CHURCH, FoRTIETS STREET, BE 1s ‘hor va). Heeniue pre ser ehoral The "thet ecto oral). ‘ayer (choral) e 4 Dr. Ewer, ‘will preacts both services, HAKER CONVENTION, AT STEINWAY HALL, NO; mber Father Evans, a oand of elder: elderesses will discuss Christianity, shakerism, deci tam, Spiritualism, Communionism. Pree Loveisin, Mor- 5 monism and the Tilton scandal. Music by un pean choir, Weetings morning, alternoon ai ON CHURCH, MADISON AVENUE, CORNER eighth sreeeh Rey. John N. ualleher, Rector, Services 0 30 A. M. and +P . M. DRY GOODs, Rictanp MEARBS, Sixth avenue and Ni Nineteenth street, degs to announce that he will offer all this weex the following specialties GREAT BARGAINS in MILLINERY Goops, 200 boxes of 6 Ostrich Tips, Bi fr cH ot gue qvva i pore 01 Fine Fi Bargains in black and colored Velvets. 100 boxes black silk Bonnet Velvet, $175, $2, $2 25, ‘82 50, Black silk Face Siosking Volve! o xerys st lish irimiped Hats, 3 So. EI oveltle: 3.65, $0, $22, ye and of our own manutectare, $12, er year to Basaues. assortment, all the new styles, Plog leek Asai 84 ag Colored cashmere’ ce Hult friunmued witirati to tanteh, "lack So sash mere Bul ‘Suits, fe alte t silk trimmed, $35, $36; $38. roidered Overskirts “and Bas in camel's hair, &c.; overy bew style, plein and embrol ered: bp Se sit eeendts sis. les of Talkin Sack le ek, al trimued and, beaded, and aig ate ipl sis, $16, dis and 820 Savane in a 8, $20, $25; halt price, One ot here TeE REAL OSE Ske ehlie ede, $1 8 1 $110 ior worth $1 2 and 81 38, ‘Great bargains. i splendid heavy. gros grain black Silks, $1 25, $1 60, 1. 76 and $2; much under former price: af] fegee Gorges, diagona a ce camel's halr, at 250., » 850.5 French Cashmeres and iiterinose be best colors, 65c., 70¢., Bias 7 poo Laelia ae goods in the city—85c., BSc. mere 8 900. 956., $1, $1 10, $1 2. ; Holsery and Underwear. Larcest and best ery nent, every quality. and style, ‘All wool, merino. mere and cotton Boisery and Undergarments tor “iadies, gentlemen and children. Aifthe new shades in our celebrated makes, $c. hit Uloves—overy pair warranted, or give another if v rip oF tear. Largest aud dest assortment of winter Hosiery and Undergarments to nee found in the city. Boys’ nisrino Vests, 36c. 6c., BUC, Siissce scaring Vests, fil! reyular made, 78c., 80e., 85¢., 10 Vests. 65c.. 85c., $1. semen ‘3 tyerino Shirts and Drawers, 6ic., Tse. and in navy dice any sf oro i raping Depareaent rested a ontaips a supero line of e' 10" in Wot sik Dall sil and beaged Fr Pringes, beaded aad silk pacsoruen, eNorace a two ball ring 8, 8, 380., dic. and 50c, Ut and a pod patk tte Ren Younes. 20c. nd good patter 3 Figs Yak hoes, Bs ‘ana 3 inches wide, 2c. gains in Embroidered Worsted ore embrowered worsted silpper Patterns, 5c., 63c. Embratieved wore od bad Dene ANTE, Embroidered wor: ishion: In great variety, 500., 63C., 760., 882. $1, $1 Saige Housekeeping apd Domestic Geoda. Canton, Shaker, orem ‘laid Flannels, large Bian! 50, pepe size bed fas iearwich bereeidieg, 1d Comtorial We tel im iniorm our frends, customers and the pub- lic generally that our stock in every department is larger. more select and compleve in every particular than in uny former season, mesiaents qs the country ¢ can make all their pur- chases at ci fleet, bY sending for our illustrated Catalogue a Ast. besa raf on eB Mea Es! to Corner Sixth avenue ana Nineteenth street, i: (rane] x MN 0000, TITTTTT 1 COCO, BRREE Nx No . 1 oO 8 Re onS 3 t HS ¥ NN NO O T UC ¥ Re MOY OR MS EEE NNNO O T IG E xy NNO OF T I G x N NNO oO fT UH 6 E N NN 0000 T if ‘coco’ Eexee From importer’s auction sale, unprecedented bargains REAL GUIPURE, TAREAD AND YAR LACES, ble for dress and cloak trimmings, extremely fine quality, at prices tar below cost of manutscture, EE Pntoows. CPOE i Lee § BLOOW’S. | —— Just received direct, magnificent designs in Paris Pas. sementeries, Ginps, Insertings, Urnaments, Buttons, &c. FEATHER TRIM MIN: in real Ostrich, in every shade. Black haded Coques Feather Trimming, some very chvice, orna- menved with fine jets. ‘Our stock of 0 OFaLt HATS AND HON =f Rea bose replemshed _b: the addition of atest shapes r ladies, misses and children. Great reductions from 125 week" Drices, New shapes in (QuureH OF THe MESSIAH, PARK AVENUE, corner Thirty fourth street,—Kév. Charles G. Ames, of Philadelphia, will preach this morning, 11 o'clock: Sunday school at 3 in the afternoon Cues CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE.—HUGH MIL- ler, Thompson, rector. Morning prayer. Sermon— “The Life tnat Now Is;" 10:8. ening, vrayer. ser- mon—"rhe Life That Is To Come:" 7:8), "Chancel choir and quartetic under Mr. James & tee. aM. ie HURCH OF THE HOLY SEPULCH RE, SEVENTY- tourih street and Fourth avenue.—Rev. J. Tuttle Sunday services i045 A. M. and 34 P, M. xon. Smith, rector. Seats free. Givers, OF THE HEAVENLY REST.—DIVINE SER, vices at 10 A. M. and 3:30. M. Right Rev. Dr. ker- toot, Bishop of Pittsbarg, will preach in ‘the mornihg. | (VHURCH OF THE HOLY SAVIOUR (PROTESTANT i sia al, East Twenty-ftth street, near Madison avenue. lorning service 10:3) o'clock. kvening ser- vice 7:30 o'clock. | Q\poRCH OF Kah A gy nt aye deere Boh hgh A iC esha Hep” corner Yorty-fi worth, morning, vod teat Tavitation® "ih the eve: ning Rev. Dr. Storrs, of Brooklyn will deliver the third Siote usss at nee Experience.” sunday school and HURCH OF TUE ATONEMENT, MADISON AVE- nne, corner Twenty -<ignt, street.. eS C. C. Tiffany, rector. ity: ool at Divine service wea et 10 and ev evening at 736, All cordially in: vite DATENPORTS AND WARREN EQLIPSED IN THETR govcalled Spiritual Seances. A. ORSON TAYLOR, Nonday and iuesday eveainzs, November 16 and 17. } Morrisenia Atheneum, Washington avenue, corner Bute Westchester county. ISCIPLES OF CURIST, TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, near Broadway.— Preaching morning and evening yD. R. Van buskirk, of Kushville, Ind. Public cor- | Gialty invited, IRST BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER THIRTY-NINTH Fourth averiue.—Vreaching by the pas- | for, Rev. 8, D. . D.. AMG ‘. Sanday School, %. Cordial in: Heed Leatittarteds OBTy-SECOND STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHUROA, Ni ely dru eapecied i. prouch thls morainy ie ewe! ir expec! reac! 10} and Kev. Dr. Newell ata? A morning at ins, Fen REFORMED LPISCOPAL CHURCH, MADI- son avenge and Forty-seventh wh ab —Rev. Willlam FLATBUSH, Le ie rmeriy belongin: deliver an. address on the lure of the General Con- MAN ©, HOWE, TRANCE SPEAKER, LECTURES at 221g Beondway, near Twenty-ninth street. will Methodist Episcopal church, near second avenue; mo Srorld's inhabitant’ the tourth discourse in, the ‘series Newark, will deliver a lectura on the Cacacomos Feniver 15, 13s. Vespers will commence at 1% o'clock. A portion of the property Ee now owned by Ko M) the morping. Cummins wilt vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church to Meet Responsibilities ot the Crist i He Ama L for Society of Progressive Spiritualists, at 1% A. Zz and 7) ‘ihe ciitldren’ "8 Lyceum met . EY. W. H. BOOLE Preach on Sunday in the Seventeenth street ing subject, (0, o’clock)—""The Court of | Appea evening subject (4 o'ctock)—""the ship that chfried a ‘on the dramatic scenes of the Bible. All seats tree. IGHT REV. M. A. CORRIGAN, D. D. BISHOP OF of Rome, in the Church of the Epiphany, on Second aye. Due, near Twenty-Arst street; on Sunday evening, N Admission 60 cents. neserved seat 75 cents, BabA! «4 DOTCH CHURY ron and is venerable ipatte ty Mesors. sarner Brothers, and consi of at ard baees if aaa ttt een v3 Ay lay. No 1 Ot reasise: Bee ey UUNSON, eM Park row, New York. . i aad IT. MARK'S, CORNER Ehsan AVENUE AND —Re D. D., rector. 8 Peer BRS Be wd 70 Be a SILK VELVET HATS AND BONNETS, Largo assortinent of real Ostrich Plumes, Tips, fancy Feathers, Birds’ Winxs, &c. i ELEGAN Gar NTTURES | ¢ French Flowers, in new desigas, special; Staptea for vridal and evening tretecs acai \GLovEs. Ki GtO¥) ES, i in%3, dand 6 buttous, in all the new and desirable street and evening bei ades, Our (eo are, without ex- ception, the ‘cheapest in the city. FACH PAUR WARRANTED. In French Jeweiry and Fans, ali the novelties of the ason. our ‘® HOSIERY DE DEPARTMENT $ oeng as sil datas ¢ Best m ie pill ere 3, children's ane price 5, San *sompare most faa sone "Nose fered e! s Bik s, Velvets, tle AL. &c., in every con- ceival She at most popal: srotiet Soaps, genuine rue nd all kinds of Toilet r PME } veLvets Uaabated excitement We are selling Silk Velvet, beautiful haces at 4c., S0c.. Glc., 78. per yard and up wards We have just 0 open ds ene }on00 of of elegant LYONS SILK VELVETS, in all leaaing cloth shades, warine blue, ae tmaroon. garnet, Russlan, gray, steel, &c. | BLACK “DRESS iss SIRS, ~$ 1 1, $1 10, $1.20, $1 25, 91.38, SILK VELVETs, ? gare & 0 Gros Grain, ), to the finest imported. especial novelties in lace Overdresses, in black and Lace Faches, Vests, ncings, Lace Shawls, Lace Sacques, eh Jone, Pocket Handkerchiets, Collars, Sleeves, &c., dc CURSES. — aegis ty vert mane, $1, CORSETS, rset, ty shape ever tm) imported, $1 Evenin Corset in white, pink and blue Neder sell. oe elsewhere at $5, reduced to $3. ail line of all leading shapes of Corsets and Corset Waists at Lid that defy competition. best ma ae and w Ralph Fe offered elsewhere. {aon o ————® BABY _HASKETS, | ~-— —e J INFANTS’ CLOAKS, | at fg tly reduces price Pe... " Pe ata ‘appers, coon” reps, lined all 0 fs a House Robes, in flannel, merino, satine, molre, on rappers made to order at very short notice, 000, 000 M iJ <= em = 2 ‘2 a a z a a L L L L 1 exne® ‘=: Rxre cocooee eeccoso ecoceco coceoco BERZEREZ: RERERE=E! L L Lu LLLL 000 000 Bowery. sw HE BEST ASSORTMENT OF MEBINO UNDER. tar ita ie iat ienth av.. near Twanty-feurth st PRICE FIVE CENTS. DRY GvuODs. 5 EESK EK KEKE ts geeke EERE EKER < KKKK EKK EEKK REEK KEKK EKKK KKKK _KKKK KKKK _EKKK RERK KEKE KKKKEKR KKKK ERER KKKK KKKK KKEK KKRK KKRK KEE EKEK KEKE ri KKKE KEKE. It KEKE KEKE unt KKKK KERR, mt EKRB ERRE mir KEKE EKEE ir BREE ERE Hit KEKE ia 1 a Grand Opening of Holiday Goods of my om = pane importation, the Largest and Finest Display nueeur re Te ade in N < — and Toys ever made Oy sent ork city. KINZE On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, cai Usth and 19 of November. anise KINZE/ KINZEY KINZEY ‘The exnidition will continue on Wednesday KINZBY and Tharsday evenings, until 10 P. M. ceey Daring each evening there will bes xray Promenade Concert. EUREY No goods sold during the evening. = KIN any We have over 380 diferent styles pasion ‘of Dolls, from the lowest to finest INSET ct French Dolls. Some rere noveltics. pecans HH Large Assortment Vienna Gilt Bronzes, EINSEY Pi 8 fe Bisque and Paran Stataary. KINZEY Large assortment Toilet Sets. s KINZEY Genta’ and ladies’ Dressing Cases, KINZEY Rosewood and inlaid Writing Desks, EINZET Goods, low. Russia Leather oe Ni Iw. xixast nt pea ars ee Inkstands, mati jr os - ; aby . 7, KINZEY pose rs vings pela peed in '. ins vi : ca Frames, ae ae aM aul as KINZEY jusic Boxes. ums. low. a : 1 and Work Boxes. RUTEY 0: rea and Tollet Bo: Loathidatd st fad a iiss M # LIL bys felailions fi sas Sail Capes, mann juor bit i ae - Fle Stand esse ows irge assortment er a. KINZEY Large assortment of Bohomian Wage. KINZEY Rich ‘land ivory Fans. Bs ak of sae ullt Goods, ieee eer ip KINZEY Silver plated Ware, very low, * ith many other Goods Impossible to mention. aistinisa K ny to cal and icok. THEE pete dilat yr KINZEY KINZEY In order to accommodate our customers and to avoid the rush before the holidays we will pack away any goods they may select aad de- liver them at any futare time they may atate. KINZEY KINZEY KINZEY [iaxce oeracin Derawmenr, f ins in Laces, 15c., 20c., 950, 286., SIc. oie yar yard. “Ary KINZEY KINZBY Bietse led yal rd gecre pia an ure Lace: i KINZEY KINZSY Ext Serpaiee te in Leet silk Laces, 3and8 wi Fideadic We EINE Barrains tv vo yg thread. ire Point and Guip serve KINZEY Lace, Bi irbes, Capes, Handkerohvete, ves, &c., closing. Collars, ets, 1S KINZEY {savin Fi PLATED WARE, We Keep non hone but the best pest and it the lowest pric soli a » xreze: KINZBY ¢ TOILET DEPARTMENT, ? ——-—— _—————® Every articie we fell in this department rant genuine, we Warrant § ehenks KINZEY Atkinson's Extracts warranted genuine, only Svc. bottle. dene ine Lubin’s Extracts, 68c. aan Be Perfumes and Powders: indeed! Co 's Soaps, Per! bres a : f all kinds. alta owders o' pr ste P Plasters, 10c, eee ‘ Tous Allcock's : heat eaeiad jouque! Me a nia " fe gbezay s lo, 8c. Morgan's Sapo! ernie Brashe: Gombe, Seonees. Se. S ades ole Large genortmens of Re Beaded 7 , trom, Belts, tro! miyzer F assortment of Portmonate, % Bags, Cigar and Card Cases. KINZEY KINZEY g JEWELRY DEPARTMEDT. o—— A fall assortment of Jet Jewelry. Fine Jet Necklaces, 25c. to $20. KINZEY Jet and Blue Jeweiry. reelain Jewelry. RINZEY Hair Ping and Ornaments. Fine Jet Hair Bands, 25c. ap, KINZEY Blue Steel Ornaments. Fine Jet Ornaments, KINZEY Sleeve Buttons. peKety ch hain a es, sets Earrings, 'y low, ire KINZEY QWWiss DEPARTMENT Brackets of every Kind, 150. I Pockets, 25¢. to $5. be KINZEY Swiss carved Match Sales, 2c. py Hatand Towel Kacks. BINZEY Picture, Frames every size. Swiss i KINZEY gw rved Easels, all sizes. ved Frames. KINZEY ‘elvet and eilt Frames. Hae Swiss carved Groups BINZEY Boxes of initial Paper, very tow. Ink Stands and Stationery, EINZEY BINZEY Opening 600 misses’ Sets, Ohharena Mutt silk lined, Weanalt Toe tae asi 29 weet. ¢ shall close t ny RINZEY KINZLY We have several very er lots of Collars, Cas and neck Rulings, closing out. SEY in Monday we shail offer y fo dozen all linen hemstitched Handkerchiets, needlework in four corners, at 19. each, EMERY 2,000 pieces Cashe'’s wh1 i Blobel ard We" apace e y ‘apiece, it: KINZEY KINZEY 60,000 bunches fine cut jet Beads, dc. bunch, KINZEY KINDLY Do not forget our holiday o1 ng ersee On Wednesday and Tharsday, or the patie ns Music on the same evenings; you will grsaitt acholce selection of fine ‘i sis pve KINZEY KINZEY WILLIAM ba! A 109 8 road way, corner rain street, se it below A. T, Stewart's. DRY GOODs. gy IIH H | i NYNN NN ZZ2ZZ7Z7222 ie NN MN 222227222 iN NN NN 77 RN NN NN 7A NN NN NN ZL NN NN 4 aL KN ONN. NS 2a E MY ONAAN og E NN NNNN 222222222 ERRREEB ry nN NNNN 22222/2222 EKEEBSB vY NEEY rey ° De id ‘i KINZEY Toy rte: wer rf it sacks: thee EINZEY preners tense rer opening of our Toy Depi pela on Wednesday and Thursday, November 13 KINZEY and 19; also in venins tt 10 P.M. Fi eae ape but BURR ' io tn the evenin; = EINZEY No goods sold daring the evenings. Bring the obildren during the day. Do not bring them in the evening. TOY DEPARTMENT Down 8" STAIRS, continued this week. KINZEY, Cheapest lot of Gloves KINZEY. KINZLY. bey epg KINZEY Heath ittrar te art chal \c loves, } KINZEY KINZEY ieouemniciseny ae ery one : KINZEY KINZEY ‘wo button white Kids, 50c. « pé KINZEY KINZEY Two button Kids, fall chaos, Oe: Two button Kids. extra, at 75c. KINZEY KINZEY Our seamless two button, every pair warranted real kid, at $L KINZEY KINZEY ‘Two button undressed Ki S pple. Two button English casto! foves, KINZEY KINZsY Two button dogskin Glo oo Two button beaver Gloves, KINZEY KINZEY ‘Three button English c: Fine bucg Ganndets at rr air. KINZE: KINZEY Pavety pair warragved feel kid, 886. pate. ‘every pair Wari r . : KINZEY KINZEY GENTS’ GLOVES KINZbY KINZEY Gents’ Kid Gloves, 5Ic. a 69c. pale. Gents’ English Castors, 50c. pair. xnser Gents’ oxtra English Calfskin, $1. Gents’ Castor Beavers at $1. KINZEY KINZEY Gents’ English Driving Gloves, $1. Gente’ extra Dogskin, 9c. INZEY KINZEY Seaman oe ate. ew shade: . KINZEY KINZEY ene Sea Temran carte rica n ow. KINZEY KINZEY dadiegemmalen zea ate - 0 . KINZEY WKINZEY ¢ French Cloth Gloves. 25c. pair. Winter Gloves of all kinds low. KINZEY ry KINZE’ HOSIERY Eds k ferrite slabs 4 Some vefy cheap lots of winter Hosiery, English and French. KINZEY KINZEY SERS ERAT wT pele wi ents’ Furnishing 8, DOI Prices, KINZEY 7% KINZEY TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. Beaded and Silk Gimps, from luc., 15c., 20c , 25c., Slc., 38c., + do. up to $3, Beaded and Silk Fringes very low. All Beaded and Jet Fringes, De. ap. KINZEY KINZSY ri Every Ler fe Ftactte pt ed assemienterie Ornam . KINZEY SINZEY LVET DEPARTNES N a closing out, from 2%c. to $3 75 a yard. Lots of Silk Velvets RINZEY KINZEY bing of bg yer ont, from ipa ecc a oY KINZEY KINZEY = MILLINERY DEPARIMENT. is our imported French B Bonnew closing out at half co ties KINZEY & Felt a ve pad bona are tao 4 KINZFY KINZEY Sime too rier by "reach milliners. trimmed to order by coins KINZEY Jonata EMBROIDERIBS. ist Slippers, Bracke Footstools, Towel Racks, Chair Patterns, p Cushions. slipper Racks, Chair Stripes Rugs, Mats, &c., at low prices. KINZEY KINZEY At ger Lg ited Wworgads avery color you wa xmasy ‘ KINZEY TIE DEPARTMENT. | K Ties, 1, 30g. 5c, Sle, Lots of silk Ties, Sie. io. Embroidered Ties, 280., 39¢. sity KINZEY Richly ee Hat Scarts, nebiy tringea, 9c. KINZEY KINZEY _ RIBBON el ol SI gro gral in Soy KINZEY KINZEY gan atanS S79 Beth "i KINZEY KINZEY be be at gre ere Lh a ons, Seven inch sash Be’ Se. yard. 5 Fanc, very low. ‘ancy Sashes esis KINZEY Flowers and Feathers very low. Millinery ornaments low, Pf ukouRWeEAW D DEPARTMEN' } t= ied bargains in our Underw Department in ladies’ and misses’ KINZEY Merino Underwear, very low. Knitted Woollen Goods, RINZEY EINEY Our Tafants Papettewnt filled with Chotce pcb eid olay KINZEY Bargains in atom en KINzaY Bargains In Handkerchiefs. saprie KINZEY ena begs ty our departments. t many Raods below cost to make om it Good: “fom EINtEY WILLIAM KINZEY, ous cova his vindeh Yer and 760 Broadway, "Corner velow A. T, Stewart's, DRY GOUDs. A.” STERN SROTHERS, THIS WEEK THEIR GBEAT SALE OF LapiEs, MISSES’ AND CHILDRES'S Ganweyts, AND WILL INCLUDE A LARGE LINE OF NEW GOODS, PURCHASED THE PAST WEEK AT GREATLY BELOW THE COST OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME. Beal and most destrable “ats nn * LADIES’ NIGHT ROBES, LADIES’ CHEMISES, LADIES DRAWERS, DEBSBING SACQUES, CORSET COVERS, KIB? made only of superior musing and Most popular and reliable machines, 4ND FULLY EQUAL TO THE BEST HOME MADE GARMENTS, A large lot of very elaborate TRAIN AND WALKING SKIRTS, at a reduction of 50 per cent from former prices # can Seat class Wal! sh Utes Geran, arpaiten 3 aosen elegant deep Cambric mia make irte, at eee. with 44x Lacks above, a lot of e! it Che: {ange les oF elegant Chemises, reduc a $8 90. to 8h 285 Splendid asso 7 Id Amore OF cast CASES AND SHEETS, pets the lainest to most ela! y below the cost of taking oe We desire to call Le (tention to our ire assortment of Sot Ladios’, Gentiemen's and Children's MERINO UNDERWEAR, : IN ALL SIZES, QUALITIES AND STYLES, OF THE MOST SUPERIOR AND STANDARD MAKES, CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE, An inspection of our varions lines will convince ladles of tue above tacts. rrr ene ras walt tame EMPRESS CLOTH, MEKE, TYCOON Bare, PLAID AND PUATH Met, in various atyles of of trimmings, FROM $3 75 $75 UPWARD, our own manufacture, Roahs prices of which will be found very low, Closing out ae large ‘Assortment of IMPORTED CLOAKS, DOLMANS AND JACKETS, AT ENORMOUSLY REDUCED PRICES. The above lines of good re all exhibited second floor of our Sixth avenue building. 7 SIERN BROTHERS are now offering complete assortment of BLACK AND (C010 .£ 2D ? ae j= TRIMMING VELVETS ? tn the city, at rata EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES, SPLENDID COLORED SILK VELVETS, in various desirable shades, at $1 25, $1 60, $1 8 yard, BLACK SILK VELVETS, superior qualities, \t $189, COLORED SILE VELVEES in ih ail the scarce’ shades at NAVY BLUE, DARK BR BROWN, PLUMS, &0. GREATLY REDUCED PRIOES& SPECIAL, 10 PIECES ELEGANT 23 INCHES WIDE CLOAKING LVET, REDUCED FROM $5 38 TO $6 25 A YARD, A GREAT BARGAIN, TRIMMING DEPARTME! ! Opening of i | NINE CASES OF ENTIRELY NEW PASSEMENTERIE TRIMINGS, BEADED FRINGES, RNAMENTS, BUTTONS, &C., IMPORTATIONS, | (el 2 2% > VOR OWN Tn addition we will offer MONDAY MOBMEM OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT A - " e GREAt REDUCTION FROM OUR FORMER WELL KNOWN LOW PRICES, Ladies in want of Trimmings will 8nd this an excelient opportunity of supplying themselves, as we are prepared, to offer decided bargains. baa Monday morning $8 CARTONS FINEST QUALITY ALL SILK COLORED GROS GRAIN RIBBONS, No. 12, AT 13 CENTS A TARR, ALL GOOD AND DESIRABLE SHADES, ONE LOT OF SUPERIOR QUALITY COLORED GROS GRAIN RIBBONS, No. 16, AT 250, A YARD. A large line of Hee line SASH RIBBONS, GREATLY REDUCE. a large selection of SCARF: in alt is new shades, from $1 15 apward Fnavanmmf HOSIERY DEPARTM Most hss |e lines of HNOLISH, TERNOR Sf a uD, [evetay BALBR: HOGAN, Fk Tee ALN ANE DER CO’ in all quatiaes sizes and stylea CRILDREN'S d BLUE AXD BROWS, CASHMERE HOS HEATAER, stciPkD AND MERI hae ae BRIGUAN, STRIPED AND BLAtN SUTiON RiINO AND WOOLLEN 800! RBOCKS, | | mort Gecirable shades af WOOLLEN HOSIERY, IN ALL QUALI SHMERE, ME TRIPED AND PLALN CUTTO! in'all forming an extremsiy large assortment {4 select from VERY LOW PRIORS. CHILDREN'S BLACK SILK VELVET LEGGINGS, BROWN, BLUE AND BLACK VELVETEEN LEGGINGS, NAVY BLUE AND DARK BROWN CLOTA LEGGINGS, WATERPROOF AND PLUSH LEGOINOS, in all size VERY CHEAP. Sixth avenue and Twenty-third street —_— For Other Dry Goods Advertisements Seo Bisteonth Page.

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