The New York Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1875, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. =. WHOLE NO. 14,020. DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS. \AMUSEMENTS—Ninva Pace—Third, fourth, fifth and sixth columns. STRO! —ELeverta Pack--Sixth colamn. ALL SkASON—Nintw Pack Third column, ILLIARD8—Ninta Pacr—Second column. OARDERS WANTED—Twatrru Fact—First, second, jou! columns. BOARD ‘AND LODGING WANTED—Tweurra Paoe— Breil SORRD—Twauren Pace—Fourth column. YN aA ESTATE FOR SALE—EicuTa BTSs OPPS eR TUN TTT ES—Pirtu Pace, UsINESS 1 Sida niga cha cad Pace—Fifth and sixth CIGAKs AND TOBACCO—Ercurm Pacr—Sixth column. on ReAb ESTATE FOR SALE—Eicaru Pace—Fourth ounitis mn SaLESMEN—Exeverts Page—Fourth colui mn. CLOTHING—Etcara Pace—Third column. SoabaMEN aie GARDENERS—E.everta Pace— jum Fourt n. COAL A. ay D Woub—tweuren Pacr—Sixth column. DOA: Bris STEAMSHIPS—Twaurte Page—Sixth col- COPARTNERSHIPS—Firmu Pace, Beene ate column. —Eicura Pace—Third co Y dOUDS- Piss? Pace Third, tourth, fifth and sixth DwELtING: HOUSES TO LET, BURNISHED AND UN- FUKNISHED—Sxconp Pace—Third column. BUROPEAN STEANSHIPS—Tweirra Pacs—Vitth and sixth columns. {UROPE—sxcoxp Pacs—Second column. XCHANGE—Kicnta Pags—ihird column. ppg set Paox—Sixth column. NOIAL— Firta Pace. FOR f SALCCELarenee Pacr—Fifth and sixth columns. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET— nnioen Pace—Third, fourth and filth columns. ITURE—Sxconp Paci ixth column. Franc 4 pebbles te ben ig Psce—Fifth HELP” MOT RNTED—PEMALES—Twaurrm Pacx—Third lumn. BELEN WARTED-MALES—Etevenra Pace—Fifth col- HORSES, CABBIAGES, 40.—Seconp Pace—First and ‘umn wore TELS twee Pacx—Fourth and fifth columns. OUSHS, ROOMS, 40.) WANTED—sxconp Face—Sixth ner RUCHON—Nunre Page—First and second columns. Pete HOBOKEN, HUD ON CITY AND BER- Coy sea a FOR SALE—E1cuTH Pace— urthe Pinta oe A EASON—Nuvet Pace—Second column. AN OFFICES—Eicuta Pace—Third column. LOST AND FOUND—Sxconp Pace—First Salam ACHINERY—Eveventa Pace—Sixth column. ARBLR MANTEL:—Eiguta Pack—Third coiuma, SATRIMONIAL~Sconn Pacr—Fitth column. EDICAL—Kigutn Page—Third colum LLIN GRY eet ‘DRESSMAKING—Finst Pace— ausoltn OU ao us ADVERTISEMENTS—Texta Pace— sixth column. 8 MISC LLANE Ph 'Us—SEconp Pacr—Second column, L—Nintu Pace—First column. ENTH Pace—Sixth column. Gerson AL—Frast Pace—First column. eet tse ORGANS, 40.—.inta Pace—Second.| PROMERSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED—F: H Pace—Second and third colum: eroreay “outs oF YT TY FOR >ALn OR TO EN T—Eran: age-Fourth and fifth columns. BEAL ESTATE TO TASC ANGE-—Eionta Page—Fitth and sixth columns. BEAL Phils WANTED—Etoats Psce—Sixth col- RELIUIOUS WROTEON ST isae Pacr—First and second RESTAUKANTS—Erouea napeeanie (geome EW AKDS—sacon pv Pack —First colum: ALES AT AUCTION—Ficata Pace Sixth column, SITUATIONS WANTED—Fi MALES—ELeventu Pace— First and second columns. BITUAIIONS | WA ANIEDOMALES—Etavanra. Pacr— ‘third and fourth columus. BRECIAL NOCICES—Finst Pace—Second and third col- unns. ee chee ae BIRDS, &4C.—Szcomp Pace—First ONG Ee Kiowrm Pacr—Third column. Buse TRADED—Evxventa Pacx—Fitth column. HE TURF —Sxconn Pace—First column. 30 LET FoR "BUSINESS PURPOSE5—Sxconp Pace— Aves, VELDORS" G GUIDE—Tweuren Paor—Aixth column GAtURNIsnED ROOMS | AND | AL ARIMENTS 10 LET—sxcono Pagx—Fifth col wanted TO Souda uae tiene "Page—Third col- warCias, EWELRY, 4&0.—E1cuta Pags—Third col- mn. WestCHester COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LB!—Eicatn Pacre—Fourth column. INTER’ RESORTS—Twerrta Pace—Fifth column. : STEAMBOATs, &0.—EicuTa Pace— Third column. PERSONAL. Beirne HAD NO ANSWER TO MY NOTE il ex: yeu at Argy juer: to-morr a eeauer ROADWAY.” NONDUCTORS THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD AND others—Attention—Any persons who saw agentie- jown and ran over by a two wheel truck, Prlike helping bis boy off trom a Third avenue car, of 1874. abont noon, at corner Fortiecth street and rd avenue, will conter a favor, and by ealliag on Mr. P. KENNEDY, Cl BE THERE WITHOUT FAIL. CHADQ. EK H.—PLEASE COME AND SEE ME. Ls. RIEND OF JANUARY 2 MISSED YOU AT PIC- ‘ture gallery. Send addrei Face ADOPTION A Sie ee INFANT, in parenti ek Fill warrender at the New Lying: i Teton, de t Twenty sixth street, N.Y. & ae LADY HOME FROM CEN. fral Park Dall, nad meet at 2 Cafe Brunswick, and dauled, in eligagement; state some particular. BELLE HUNTER ¥. FIBEL, LATE OF 14TH STREET, HARLEM, send address to 236 East 119th street, so that Esther Baker may find you. FARLEM—(M. G.), LETTER FOR YOU AT POST es office; be home Tucsday and Wednesday; soe ‘ORMATION OF WILLIAM, PHILIP, FRE: BRICK Jobn and Sophia Unbehend will be thankfull, ceived. Address MARY ANN UNBEHEND, orth jams, Mass, THOMAS A. CU’ FORMERLY IN THE HOOP 1F af skirt business in New York city, will send his address George Harbutt, Neen aoe Heral office, he will hear ot something to his adv q¥ HENRY HASTI os wae FORMERLY RESIDED ne iBrooklviy will addreas. Le An Edwards, Heraca oftice, he will learn paces tohisadvautage. WILL Pi RE THAN CAN BE OBTAINED Suewhere for the Gold Chaln and Brooeh (Cupid's ead), taken from a black boy, lost on New Year's Kve, if returned to 62 West Fifiy-sixth street. pense CITY.-GENTLEMAN WEARING ULSTER coat and diamond studs, please send address ty lady, Whom he lett on the corner In the cold, through Fer- sonals, Mie FROM BIg HOME —SINCE THURSDAY, h December 3, 1874, Wi Pease; fair com nt hair, (ull beard and mustache, kray cyest had on a dark stect mixed overcoat, black’ frock coat and vest, steel mixed pants low button shoes, black felthat Any knowing of hls whereabouts will address J. L. P- raid Brooklyn Branch office. ‘ONDAY aFTERNOQN, DECEMBER 28, BROAD- way.—Two ladies in fur caps, one with eyeglasses, met ecntieman in Twelfth street and made an appoint ene. Will she send address to CHIISTUPHER, Herald piown Branch office? TTIE BABCOCK WILL PLEASE SEND HER \ddress to an old lady friend, A., box 152 Herald ptown Branch office. My R, LAMBERT—A LETTER York Post office from 131. FOR YOU IN NEW P =MEET ME MONDAY EVENING, AT 8, CORNER A + of Eighth stroct and Second avenue. Ww. REEVES “MEET ME AT THE RESTAURANT ON Fourth avenue, Tuesday, 2 o'clock, or ioe note; vebeen in kurope, ARTIN. Tpa ans “FROM C. C. A. TO A FRIEND. y ANTED TO ADOPT—A LITTLE GIRL FROM TWO sys of age, with full surrender, address 1 118 Bowery. “RELIGIOUS. NOTICES. G <HRAL “CONFE RENCE OF “SPIRITUALISTS will be held atthe Marvard Rooms, Reservoir ware, every sunday at2 P.M. The public cordially in- GRAND SACRED CONCERT BY THE HUTCHIN- son Family (John, Joshua, Fannie given at the Harvard Rooms, sixth aven second street, Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock. Bion, 50 cents. & DE GARMO HALL, &2 FIFTIL AVENUE, CORNER ‘ort, Adm! Fourtee nth streot,—To-day, at 10:30, 1. ucién Stephen net Br Willian H. Earle and “Usurpation of the Government,” Lu $OULS' CHURCH, ELM PLACE, BROOKLYN, — Abs George B. Poriesus pastor, ACIO:48 A, Mis sere on. “Praying To and For the Dead;” at 7:30 B, i. mon, “Theories of the Spirit World.” NTHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY. EIGHTH street, west of Sixth avenue.—-ervices at 103g A, nd for the next six consecutive Sundays at 4 P.M. rector, tev. K, Heber Newton, will preach. . ser. One OF THE EPIPHA’ T np eonte school, 94 A. M. morning sermon o's ENUE AND Thirty-fourth stre t.—Rev. m R. Alger will Y, FIFTIETH STREET, W7, S248 08 ahine avers Serpe 1% A.M. 734 PY 2 by ‘the re ior of St. vames” church, OF THE MESSIAM, PARK AVENU reach tin oth and evening, ee tie Choice at fie Parting of tog ESURRECTION, KIGHIY-FIFTH avenues. —Di. morning and AHORCH OF THE }, bet: n Dein ton and Third Ci nret setmaen Lexinton ana Bh eb Fine servic Sa vening* Sunday school at3 VALVARY BAPTIST C Fath between Firth Nacarthur, pastor. preaches <unday m vening, Strangers are cordially invite fi OF THE ATONEMENT, MADISON AVE- Orie: corner Twenty-cighth street.—Rev, 0. ©, Tif Sunday school aL 9 A. M. Divine ser- ning. 7 AVENLY Rist, FIFTA AVE- TW ENTY THIRD rector. Aces—Morning, 10:5 OF aes OF THE 1 nue, above Sixty, pt street.—104; A. M., ia v, Dr, Howland; 7% P. M., sermon by Rev. eston. ‘ HAY (aes, CHURCH, Fieri PES LLL sermon, q Haven, opens course on "Cliristianity QAUCKCH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE, Ci corner Forty-tith street,—Rev, George H. Hep: qorth. Morning subject—"'St Paul's Chall Evening—"seligions Moods and Religion: day School and Bible Classes at 3. ¢ Monday evening. Prayer Sleeving, Friday RELIGIOUS | s NOTICKS. West. 5? REFORMED EPISC EPISCOPAL CHURCH, we ison avenue and Forty-seventh street—Rev. Wm. T. Sabine, rector. ir aay at at 9 A. 3 variae ser- vices at 10:30 A, M. an M. The }. B. Lea- cock, D. D,, wiil prench, Rute Cordially ‘nvitede De BAPTIST CHURCH, THIRTY-NINTH STREET and Fourth avenue. re ching by Pastor, Kev. T. D. Anderson, D. D., 10 A.M. and evening 73. ' Cordiai invitation. school SPECIAL NOTICES, ae Me ES of * J —Omcial le Drawn january, 1875. et % J, B. MAUIIN ti hy 10 Wall street, New Lereoo0 Prizes cashed, Cireu! and information free. 188 NELLIE J. 7. BRIGHAM WILL LECTURE 3 the Society of Progressive Solepalists 1,195 adway, near Twenty-ninth Biroe at lug A. M. and Be ¥. M. Children's Lyceum 234 P. pars AND BELIEVING. In accordance with an excellent custom introduced by the Evangers Alliance, the past week hasbeen a =r soe P in most of the American. churches. At behooves the members of these churches Pity ember ‘the pondigene, of an effectual prayer, leat aply they should, pray in vain, No prayer is effectual offered in talth, ‘When we pray to God for s eles ae must believ (hav we shall receive ihren from Him, otherwise our prayer is useless, (Mark xi, James in eer) Unt ake ofthe days of dhe week just Dast, the salvation of the whole world was the special ou ct ot petition. Were the ra of that day offered in taith ? Do the members of the Evangelic Alliance Believe in the salvation Of the whole worla? If not, why do they ite their time and mock Shei 5 Hanae 4 praying tor. It low can they const Fe rapendes day to Dray for an obiect winch thelr ay disavow? Universaltsis are the only ‘Christians who. cau consistently pray for the world’s salvation. ior, they: alone believe in it. er Christians must either forget or oo their creeds before thi In cease ous a Universal tii a unior jon prayer meeting. A Methodist Prother began to Dray. As the suInt moved him he increased the and Cae of his prayer, until at I “O Lord, save the who! Umiversaiier minister. deep voice, and suddenly found himseit in. He raw but one ay out of it. “0, ey “Thou knoweat that? do not mean it as that'man does," Brethren ot the Evangelical Alliance, what do you mean “hendct pray for the world’s salvation? Re oon you put your creed into the form of » Brave without reservation or eoulvocationt Ban you p pray rahe doctrine of ehaleas torment? in vour highest and purest moods as a Christian do you not pray for the Anat salvation of 9/1 mankind? tthe Third Universalist Church, corner ot Bleecker and Downing si sireots, will preneh SHIN iYieNiNo, att t 736 ie o'el ck. % a 4 Bublect Naai's . ‘eee H. R, Nye. oon Broskiyn, will preach in the morn- mera er and gee ay Meeting in the vestry every Folbel AND TENTH Mab ice, Rector.—Services at 10:45 ubject for evening discourse—"A preecOND A AY) Word to Youne inet Sa ADVENT MEETINGS AT COLLEGE HALL, Twenty-third street.—This afternoon Elder T. 8. k preaches. Subject—"“The Historical Plan and Geourapiy of Prophesy. Rome it, 12 QT. TaNatius’ caurcH. eee STREET, BE- 1D tween Fifth and sixth, avenues —Services at Thi, 9 103s A. M. (choral), 736 P. Me. Dr, Ewer, will preach. (choral. The rector, ypss PEOPLE'S SERVICE in the Charch of the Holy Madison avenue and Forty Sha sean arent, on Sunday, at 73 o’e) A course of lectures to young will be begun on Sunday, 10th inst., by Ber. wrepnen BS, Tyng, Jr. ‘The usbers wil! tarnish Uther services at lu}g A. ia ands 33g P.M. (PABERNACLE BAPTI8T CHURCH, SECOND AVE- nue, between ‘Tenth and Eleventh streets, Rev. es Boardman, Hawthorne, pastor. Services at 10130 M. and 7:5 P.M. Subjects—Morning, ‘Cl Door.” evening, “The Widow's Mite,” strangers cordially invited, HE RG OF THE FINAL RESTORATION, Yoong Men and in Doctrine of the Bible.—Rev. H. R. Nye’s as in the a lrerestie church, Brookiyn, Clermont avenue, near Atantic. at 74 P. M. ‘All invited. Rev. O, Sweetser, of New York, will preach at 103¢ A. M. ‘AINWRIGHT MEMORIAL CHURCH.—THE REO- tor, Rev. W. T. Bgbert, will prenee 4) “The An- client ands png Modern Men beh At mage to the Babe.” Wednesday eve! mings, at 730, lectures on “The Book toon Prayer.” T IS TO BE HOPED EX-UNITED STATES ARMY OR r naval officers will well conside! @ call headed “William ©, Bryant,” for neld at Cooper Institute on Monday next, to denounce the Lieutenant General of the United States WILSON DEFENDOR K —CHRONIC CATARRH, DEAFNESS.—DR. K ECK’S + new method cures the worst cuses ‘rial free. Pay only as vou are bei Circulars gratis. 39 West Twenty fourth stree cured. REFICIAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY NTUCR 14. , 61, 55, I. a There rive ash 0.10 sa, 9, ir me 18, 9, 1, 1 % ie na RY, ‘Ghats no io ea sera Cis #, 6. « Fitu hitormaiion 0 applying fo S CLUTE” 20)" Broad. TRY Loom frst tloor, rear oflce, or Post office box KR LOT. New York. Ky type sdlgh 2 STATE SINGLE NUMB! imation fugaish a Ay os OLUtE, 20) Br roadway, eben ation turnishe ; roadway, or Pos office box 4,969. ud ze ” INK, beens AND SEAL FURS DARKENED BY A prec xclusive:y our own, to look like new; furs ofall indw dyed, nee altering. '&c. LLIAMS, 330 Fulton’ street, Brooklyn. EW YORK MARINE SOCIETY.—TdE ANNUAL meeting of this society will be held at Kolb’s Hotel, 120 Pearl street, on Monday evening, Iith inst, at 4 o'clock. Members are respectfully invited to attend, JOSEPH PERKINS, Secret ERVOUS DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS BROUGHT on by indiscretions, excerses, or overwork of os rain end nervous system, cured by HENRY ANIELS, M. D., 144 Lexington avenue, near ‘Twenty: ninth atrest, OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. $430,000 drawn January 18" Circulars of tntorm: tion turnisned ; prize: uated ‘Spanish Bank Bills, Gov- ernments, &c., &c., purchased. TAYLOR & OO., Bankers, No. 11 Wall street, New York. OCIETE ALSAULENNE-LORRAINE—INSTITUTED for the purpose of protecting, fiving information and employment to the emigrants from Alsace-Lorraine eaking the French and German languages. This soci: has always hand agriculturists, gardene necnanice an laborers of all protessions. All i tion can be had and applications must be m office of the so-tety, No, 110 Spring st, ment. OOK is oped daily to recelve demands. No charges. JOSBPH STRAUSS, President, EE THE ByENING TELEGRAM. SPECIAL TELEGRAUS 2 *W ORLEANS, WASHINGTON, ALBANY. (HE CHILEAN EXPOSITION.—THIS GRSAT OP- portunity for Americans closes with this month. Every leading Begg Fala should seize this occasion and puttorth an effo ‘acquire the new and rich marts it will open, and which Europe has heretofore monopolized. avs ace and for intorma- tion are made to All who have made ber and size of the packages (if to be sent v New York) that provision and instructions tor. their shipment may be TKPHEN ROGERS, Con- sal’Agent Nomth American Steamship, Company” and President ot New York Commission for the Exposition, 29 West Forty-second stree _Janvany 9, T°, TNFRODOCE BARTLETT'S ODON' I will send a small be: ¥OR THE ether with ny address. free on receipt, of 25 cents. ‘LETT, 415 West Twenty-first street, N.Y. $100. 000. —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY—NEXT Grae ee 18; $430.00) cash gilts: circulars with full particulars free. | Adcress P. O. LIN, Stationer and General Agent, 30 lake 10%, pOHUROH, MADISON AVENUE, CORNER ith street.—Rev. John N. Galleher, Rector. rag ian 10:30 A. M. and 3:30 P. M. SPECIAL NOTICES. —PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY; FIFTH and’ last Drawing at Loulaville, February 27, 1875. $2,500,000 in cash gifts; Tickets, $50; Tonths, $5. For tickets or mformation apply to THOS. H, HAYS, 609 Broadway, New York. T MME, COLLINS’ DRESSMAKING ESTABLISH. nt, 26 West Eleventh street, ladies can rely on getting perfect fitting dresses mude: trimmed in latest arislan styles, Ladies Invited to cali, T MAISON HARRIS (MLLE. PRINCE, SUCCESSOR), 15 East Fourteenth 31 She is'selling off the balance of her imported Hi and Flowers at pricess ess than cost of importation. T LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES—SOME very stylish winter Bonnets and N r jor children and misses: no,finer imported y. Oallat N Bleecker sl. for bargains. A —SODA WATE! MINERAL WATERS, GINGER « Ale, sparkling Wines; manutacture of complete outfits of Apparatus, and Materials, with full instruc- Hons; all deparanents of ‘manufacture. ottiing and dis- pensng; exciudve Ri sirable territory. Cata- Psaues free, JOHN MATTHEWS: First avenue, Twenty- sixth and Twenty-seventh streets, New York. A A.—=ISAAC G. BOYCE, Cite tf + Broadwa: ractises in all Court ean United states: Notary Public; “America cane Divorecs obtained promptly; Law Papers accurately -| preps —CITY CLAIMS COLLECTED AND LITIGATIONS * conducted by an experienced attorney without any charge unless successtul; excellent reteronces. Ad- dress LAWYER, box 2,432 Post oMce. A —PANIC! SIX CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS abet gy, sutta muslin and fine linen) fog, $10 80; thre $5 50; sis ingle, shirt, $2; fine Shir, $1°W each. WuLRE FACIORY, $83 Broadway. UL LADIES AFFLICTED WITH SUPERFLUOUS hair on the lips, cneek, chin, arms, &c., and who have in vain tried the various dep arariey ‘in use for that purpose, should apply to Mme. JULIAN with the cer- tainty of guaranteed and pertect juogane Nine, JULIAN has removed the nesslbte cae radically and perma- nently In the worst possible ep V4 all dopa ous at- tempts had tailed. nae le person- ally at ber Steel went) Thirty-eight street, New York, trom 10 A. M. t¢ LL LAW BUSINESS ATTENDED TO BY AN EX- perienced attorney without any charge; real estate et money loaned, rents, claims, collectes nd particulars to LAWYER, box 120 Herald office. A —HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA. . Royal saxon Government Lottery. Hamburg City Lottery. Brunswick Government eee Prizes cashed and intormation give! Lock. bo box 5.5% THEODOR ZSCHOCH, 116 Nassau street, New York. A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY « £tate and Shelby College Lotterica Seite STATE, FXTRA CLASS 353—JaNv. , 16, 34, 23, OS, 74, 72, 35. 7, © delns tule ieakerte & ws. 67, ber tue dis Sutiars, ane KENTUCKY staTE, CLAss 34—JaNUARY 9, 1875. 76, 9% 60, 20, 1&3, 35, 30, 39. peop ou aueuay, cx ouiss 5 ocyanuany, 9, 1g a5 'y.'& ShIITH & CON” Managers, Covlugioh, Ky. "Post ofitee box 2751, New York. —PARKS, EMERSON & CO.. AGENTS FOR 4 addressing PARKS wv Broadway, ‘ost office box 5, “ Private office attached. Ofice hours 7 A. M, tili 7P. M. (A 38208, TN PRIZES. A SPLENDID AssoRT- Ment of ticke' in th numbe oiter: ne ary Wi. Wholen $10: Halven, $5: Quereers 2 0; Highths, $1 25. Send for circulars. Intormation free. Fetablished 40 years, IRVING & CO., 481 Canal sticet. New York. Boearoys PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISUMENT has entirely removed to No. 1,158 Broadway, cor- ner of Twenty seventh street, No connection with any other gallery in this city, blegant pictures at greatly reduced prices. OSTON.—P. F. SLANE, AGENT FOR AMERICAN Glass Company, keeps 60 and 62 Vesey street and 891 Eigntn avenue, corner Pitty-third street ANDREW JACKSON. Qin OF New ant, GaTHE MASS MEE AT COOPER ust UTE, MONDAY EVENING Janvary. il, a 8 olelog to Protest azainst tie Violation ot the Rights of the Feo. p'e ot Louisiana and the Union in the Unconstitutional use of the Army of the United States to establish and do- Stroy State Governments, What was done yesteray tn New Orleans may be at- tempted to-morrow in New Nork. FEBIOR | ~ DRE fr AND CLOAK MAKING nt fit warrantod; Suits ana ivening Toilet in the latent style; ate and Trimmings furnished; real French Corsets; Pamers and Dress Shields. Mme. A, DUVAL, 878 Broadway. MES, GAILLARD & LALE.—ROBES AND MAN. ux; superior fits; prices moderate. 33 Rue 4 Septembre, ‘over L'Herbetie, Kane &Co, i:nirance 4 Rue Louts-ie-Grand, Pagis, % : LLE. BAUGNON, NO. 2 WEST THIRTEENTH street, one door from Fifth avenue (formerly estab- lisned at 31’ Rue Caumartin, Paris), makes Suits and Ball Dresses; ts the best fitter in'New York: from $12 upward, AISON WALTON, 862 BRO \ DWAY, ABOVE UNION square, im ters of tashion in Bonnets and Round Hats, trom Vivot Felix, &c. « arniturcs of rare Flowe for Robes just nogoived irom Aimee Perot. New Mourn- ing Good: from Q WEST ~ BLRVENTH STRKET, OPPOSITE McCre es H. J. Rawards, ae of Brond way, fashionable ae ears waking Suiis from $: utting and fitung Suis 8! theatrical and ball ‘Dresea @ spe- cialty. __DRY Goops, SALE. oF A GREAT, ‘RENCH MILLINERY GOODS st RRRR 0000 TTTTTTITHH HAH a RRRRRR_ 000000 TTTTTTT HH =H rag RR RR OO OO mr HH Ha JS Rt RR OO OO TT HH WH Pie RR RR OO OO mT HHHHKH a RRERR 00 600 1T HHHUHE as RR RR OO OO Tr HH HH ds RR RR 00. 00 1 HH HH 33. 3S .. 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Ribbons, elvets an’ special offering this week Bk OF 600 elegantly trimmed NN ON N EREETtrT 588 N 8 ) 3 pn cS nom, sss joosoco NN N N YN N N N N eocesso ALALAZZZ!’ LLL ALLL! raat oe oot! 0 8 8 BBB 00 NN EEEE 88 and ROUND HATS tor ladies, misses and children, of the most recherche styles in BLACK id COLORED VELVEIS and FELIS. The season Alte too far ad- vanced, we have a larger stock than tsual, and, will therefore offer the above mn $3 to : 8, $7 und $9; re 20, * Algo “wil | LLALZLLAZ’ aaa m0 x N N N duced from $7 50 to YY open EY entire new inne ation of RECKPT! ee and EVEN\N! BTS at very LOW P ON iat display of Paris — Free & oo W EBEE RRR_ 838 F L o OW gE R RS F L o OW g R KS F L o OW BE Rk ORS FF L o 0 WW EE RRR, 833, F L o Oo WW EB RR s F L 2 E RR 8 F L oO E R RSS ¥ LLLL 00 EEEK R R 883 for Evening Toltets, &c.: in GARNITURES for, Ronee Montures, Roses, &c., CES, li at very POPULAR RANOIS: KERNAN, * ORGE TICKNOR CURTES, GONBLING, = His Honor t i i Fes com tRANGEMENTS, = ==>c5? PRUWN, BUTLER DUNCAN, , PObGE, Jn, <a> te! ES” BUTLER, RICK A, PUORKLING, ALEX. BEALL, jee oR" ADVANCED ON SALABLE MERCHANDISE— ueinieee. entirely confidential; responsibility beyond Ad STERLING. box 716 Fost office. D* ‘8, 8, FITSH, SR, MAY BE CONSULTED professionaliy every di Ke Sundays bere: at his house, No. 714 Broad: SOK, a neery Jee Roeciaities—Puimonary Consumption, Heart Disease and threatened Apoploxy. D5, SiARr's OFrtoKs, FOR THE TREATMENT OF spectal diseates of men, removed to No. 59 West Ninth street, near Sixth avenue. Chronic and invete- rate cases permanently and rapidly cured. IMPORTANT MEDICAL BASES OFM AN Surgical Cases a specialty, HENRY A. DAN- TEL: s Me D. 14 texingtan avenue, near Twenty- ‘ninth st. E AVANA LOTTERY.—NEXT DRAWING JANUARY is, German Government Lotteries, Prizes cashed And information given. WACHSMANN & CO. 75 and 77 Nassau street. Post office box $316, ., Bani oy J WOTHSCHILD, BBBB L 000 «8000 MM MM ss8s" B a BL o 0°90 Oo MM MM 8 8 B BL 0 00 OMM MM S B BL o 0°90 oM™M MMS BBBB L o 090 Oo™M M M M_ S8SSS. B BL o 00 OM MM M 3 B BL o 00 OM MM M 8 B BL o 090 om M MS 8 BBBB LLLL 000 000 M u M SSS8 ‘|| Bowery ry 340. Just opencd two cases of most magnificent styles of French Flowers in entirely new designs, suitable for bridal and evening dresses, —o Tenure, Vines and Garnitu Our prices are about 50 per cent lowor than usually asked for these goods elsewhere. Ostrich and Marabout Pompous PP silver and gilt Hair Ornaments in uniqne pi “ir ta} and Opera Fans of Latest Parisian importation. es, all widths and qualities. Black ‘and white Flowerings, the cheapest ever offered ‘ket. iow evening shades {7 Tariatans and Crapes, plain New evenin; and richly embri Our assortment of Sleeveless Jackets, Lace and Organdle Overd ichus, it Rotundes, & ae, on, iy without exception, the best in the cit it Lace Goods on the premises and are Ms a LA fa them for about one-half the prices charges else here e tyles in Tie: hes, &o, silk and Satins io ‘most delicate tints, for evening BLOOMS’, 8 Bowery 30. DRY Gouvs. A REMARKABLE FACT. THE POPULAR DEY GOODS STORE oF CONRLING. s 10. 763 BNOADW. ‘AY, ETWEEN riGatH AND NINTH STREETS, ONB BLUCK BELOW A. T. STEWART & CO.'S, 18 CONSTANTLY CROWDED WITH CUSTOMERS, EVEN N THESE DULI TEs bi AND WHY? SIMPLY BECAUSE POLITENESS AND ATTENTION Baa COMBINED WITH THE FACT THAT THE GREATEST AMouyy of VALUE E LEAST AMOUNT OF MONBY, HE RESULT IK ASA MAEM OF COURSE, NO DULL TIMES CONKLING" 4 & 00.3, Space will not ports us to enumerate all the bai pins Tic have ousale, but those we do specily will give idea of our whole stoc! SILKS, Real Lyons ros grain Silks, of the most cele- brated taeda at pies rapa from $1 to $4 5J. An elegant quality black eros grain Silk, of rich cache- mire finish, the celebrated make of Guinet, $1 25, value Extra eublime quality Lyons yons black gros grain Silk, the celebrated manufacture of Laps t, Ponson, Guinet and Tappissier, at $1 0, $1 75 and and $2, An elegant line of colored Dr Dress Silks, in choice even- ing‘tints, $1 a yard, value $1 76. A superb quality colored grosgrain Silks, full 24 inches wide, Bs chaice evening tan! tsi a yard, value $3, DRESS Gi Goons, An oxtire: spot consisting of Merinos, Cashmeres, Empres Serges, Diagonals, Camel's Hair Cloths, &c., closing outat! tess than cost Having c'osed out the importers’ entire stock Camel's Hair Cloth. 1}; yurts wide, we now offe: av$i a yard: sold everywhere at $2. ure them On Monday we shail open a choice line of Camel's Hair Cloth in el ut shades of gray at 6c. a yard; value for 8c. SPEVIAL, 150 pieces all wool black French Cashmere of the fa- mous gol medal brand, 1 wide, at 75c., value $1. Cee ee has Qualities at 8>., $1, $i 10, $115 an 260 pieces English diagonal Serge in all the new cloth colors—v1z., seal brown, navy biue aud plu colors—at ‘SOc. a yard, value 45c, MOURNING DRESS A ag in all the nev and desirable tabrics- Velour de Nice, ive ar Imperial, Tamise Cloth, Colona Coth, Bal- moral Crape vioth, Empress Cloth, Colorado Cloth, &c., &c., at prices varying from 374c. @ yard up. A spesial bargain in silk warp Henrietta Cloth, $1 10, value, $1 50. Pure mohair Brilliantine, 5vc., value 75c. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. 1,000 pieces Hamburg cela ET in Edgings and Insertions, newly opened, from 8c. rd upward. Real Laces, in Thread, Guipure, van and Valencien- nes, at extra low prices. Bargains in Point aud Pont Applique. Tarlatans, in choice evening shades, at 25c., Sc., S5c. and 4c. a yard. Bena extra fine hemstitched Handkerchiefs, pure en, SPECIAL, Elegant Gauze de Cnambe: choice evening tints, 35c. a yar New French Percalestn Tight colors, suitable for spring, only 20c, a yard; value Bo. ROSE BLANKETS In order to close out our stock ot kets we shall make such a reducti Look at the price at 7 85 @ pair. at 250 a pair. ze, at 3.00 a pair. 1X4 size, at 4008 pair. “LINEN AND HOUSEKBEPING Goons, Our stock of Linens and Housekeeping Goods is com- for evening, dresses in 3 Value 75c. wool Rose’ Blan- in price as Will plete in every particular the prices are so low Phat they speak (or themselves FOR INSTANCE, Elegant 11-4 Marseilies Quilts, $2 80: value $8 50. Elegant 12-4 Marseilles Quilts, e $4.0). Elegant 12-4 Honeycomb Quilts ae io: value, $1 50. Peak be es Dimity Quilts, $1 val jinen Towels, at eu $40 ty 8 $1.25, $1 40, $1 75, $1 85 nd $2a dozen. 25) dozen all linen Table $1 25, $i 40, $1 59, $1 75, $1.85 Table Damask, unbleached, Tdc., We. and $l a yard. Table Damask, bleached, at at 55c., 6)c., 65c., 70c., 75c., 85>., We, and $l a yard. Canton Flannels, ey ea 4, 4a, Shoetings, nels, Towelings, &c., c., at popu Closing out-our stock of felc Skirts at a Mohair Walking skirt, extra sizo, $1 25, uilted Satteen Skirts, extra size, $150. uilted Mohair Skirts, $2 sxtaedh worth $4 50, FINE WHITE Goons, Nainsooks, Jaconets, Uambrics, Victoria Lawns and Swiss Mull at populer prices. Flue platd and striped Nainsooks, 2c. Fine Swiss Muslin at 124%c . 15e. and 2e. Jones’ fine English Nainsook at 2c., worth 85c. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR closing out at halt price. rly and avold the rus rash. ~CONELING me co., between Eighth ana Ni Ni aaray, RavanuaN ath streets. pking, at 80c., $1, $1 10, $2 a dozen. bai 41c., 50c., 560. 60c., 66c., , Shirlings, Flan- ur prices. reat loss. Com Great reduction Great reduction in every department jor a Closing large lot of Silks, sp Velvets, sacins, Plushes and Velvetee! at 25. yard. Ail our folt and velvet Hats at 280. Our French i orted Bonne: all reduoed to $10. i KINZEY, All our Ball Fri Gimps and Frin, es é KINZEY. Great reduction in Silks, Veivet\\ Satins and Millinery Goods, fe 2400) yards cord edge Ribvons, — Ber, e., OC., 80, 10C., 12e. yard, ‘cin EY. No. 9 all silk Ribbon, Ge. yard. No. 12 all silk Ribbon, 10c. yard, KINZEY. Wide Sash Ribbons, 25¢. yard. Rich Sashes, very low, KINZEY. Silk ies closing out from Sc. to 50c. each. Bargains in ladies and misses’ Underwear, consisting of Chemises, Drawers, Skirts. Kobes, Corsets, Aprons, &c., &c, Bargains In Hamburg Bmbroideries, trom 3c., 6¢., 8¢., 10¢., I2sge. Ie. yard ap. Bemnants of Embroldertes, KINZEY. Puffings and Rufflings, closing out very low. Cashe's Snow Drop. Srimmings, Feduced to 260. piece. i Bosk De t m KINZEY'S. ing in our Hoslery Department Lai td Bargains in Lace Department. Glov Retison Kids, two buttons, Sic, p Addie Kid Glove, two buttons, opera and street colors, 75c, Kid Shore 250. D nts ps and three button Castor Gloves, 50c. Kid Gloves, fur tops, 75c. . G ne | Dog Skin Gloves, 50c. ony Mo "KIN NZEY, corner N Ninth street. se D, LEVERRE'S 441 SIXTH AVENUE, BE. tween Twenty-sixth and Twenty seventh streets, Stamping and Embroidering establishinent. large stock of imported yoke Chemise Bands, Drawers and Lingerie, Ladies’ Breakfast Caps, Ladies’ Trousseaux specialty. Monogra nd Initials for handkerchiefs; table and bed cloths Embroidered to order; lace curtains and laces cleaned and mended equal to new. : 4 EGANT, RICHLY EMBROIDERED BLACK for sale, at Mme. DUVAL’S, Importer of Paris ashlons, 878 Browdway, 767 and 769 Broadway, T MME. LAFORCADES, NO. 6 WEST ELEVENTH d door from Broadway, has just re- *, per steamer order, the most elegant nig and street Dresses, rich carriage Nd Opera Cloaks, ‘irom. Worth, tentenaar. and Abradors, Fox and silver Castons ety of French Novelt tes. ‘an GPECIAL OPES InG Py 2 Ey Hamburg Embroidertes, on MONDAY, January Il. Largest stock ever offered at retail, at 25 per cent less than importers’ prices. Will also open 10 cases of French Undergarments, our own importation, hand made and very cheap. We are closing out colored Cashmere and Merinoes ‘At 600. and 75c., fand wool Diagonals at S70. | LE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS, Ho, i Rast Fourtaanth streew PRICE FIVE CENTS. DRY quups, ls ‘PORTANT NOTICE. TITIT 000 tT o oO r o 9 rt o 0 z o °o oo z o °o z Oo 90 ty 000 L DDDD ed L Fv D Di L aa D DU L aa 8 D I L Aa D i L AAdA D D&E LLLLL A A pppD if EEEEB 8885 SHOPPING FOR DESIRABLE GOODS, PREVIOUS TO! sTocK TAKING WE WILL ER POSITIVE BARGAIN IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS, YOUR ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO THE List OF PRICES BELOW, SOHN DANIEL & SON. ero Ds. THE MOST RELIABLE aND CHEAPEST BLACK DRESS BILES IN THE BROADWAY, STH STREET. crry. OUR eas Fs SPECIALTY. WE Sa STREBT Si KID GLOVES, FLORAL TRIMMINGS SPECIALTY. | _ BROADWAY BARGAT BLACK DRESS SILKS. Maheea ike” at $1, $1 25, $1.35, $1 45; all tice pea, Hellons Silks at $1 50, $1 75; value $1 85 and pargain, Tepes. Cachemers Alexandre (our own importation), euiueed way down, prices ranging trom $1 85 xt aches Sublinme at $275, from $8 25; and $3, Bonnet, Ponson, Guinets, Tappisseir and Bellon Silks, uperior makes anit sunlit ies, all reduced. SAW RW IEE D BARGAINS IN AND EM Point ana Pomt ‘suptigus and Foint Duchease Laces, Le: uction, at halt gold cost. Val Lace Sicev: Val at tec Fichus and Vests trom $3 Sn 6) pes. beaded Yak Laces trom 25c. uj 500 vag Hamburg Edgings and Thsertions at &., The balance of Holiday Embroidered Handkerchiefs and Sets at half former prices. ay Fie N, 750 3ROADWAY. RG: RIB o2gtitons inch {Gros Grainy best quality. $1 25, re- 0 55 cartons7 and 8 inch Gros Grain, reduced to 78c. and 93¢., trom $1 and (ni? cartons 9, 12 and iG inch Bonnet Ribbons, lower ver. reo atone 16 inch, extra quality, 2%0., reduced fom 7 cartons 9 and 1¥inch, extra quality, 16e. and 2c., reduced {rom 2’. and 30c. $5 dozen | Fringed Sashes, reduced to $3 30 trom 10U dozen. tn embroldered and beaded Sashes, $2 $2 5) and 85. JOHN DANIELD & © ues TON, 789 BROADWAY. be BARGAINS IN FEATHERS AND FLOWERS, so cartons Ostrich Plumes, 90c. to $6, reduced half rie P'ah cartons Qurich Tips, 6%c., 75c. and $1, reduced rom Peg Ostrich Tips, $1 50 and $2, reduced trom t alS,curtona Fancy Feathers, reduced to nothing {Ocartons French § Fak, 28o., B0e., 76. and $l, reduced trom 5)c. ant 5. 7) yards Feather irrimming, reduced to Se. ogant Floral Garnituro, ready and made to order. JOHN DANIELL & SON, 759 BROADWAY. BARGAINS IN DRESS TRIMMINGS. 3 pagce® Steeland Jet Dress Trimmings at 25c.; value 75 pieces Jet and Silk Fringes at5%. a yard; re- 8) pieces extra rich Fringes at 73c. a yard; reduced from $1 50. 380 pieces rich Passementertes, with and without Jet. from 10c. a yard to 65e. Rich blue Steel Trim- mings reauced to ono-half cost. Clearing out large | lot Worsted Ball and Chenille Fringes to one-quarter their value. "SOUN DANIGLL & 5 BROADWAY, © BARGAT. Ne iN El EUROPEAN FANC aoobs. Pearl Ivory and Ebony Stick Fans, redacet 80 per cent. Marabout Ivory Painted Fans iy Novelties in Jet Jeweiry, Hair Ornaments, Neck. ne ac, siearing out ut a sacrifice. 0 Jet Seta, at ‘in Ne ae., the finest assortment in tho the city. cums JOHN DANIELL & SON, 750 BROADWAY, TERIAL PARGAINS IN RUS Large lof of Russia Leather Large lot of extra fine at T5c., Buc ced So percent, All styles of : alsin Wailots reduced . 0c., $144. Large lots of Russi: peer Glove and Hankderchief Boxes, the set $3 60 antl $5 40. 50 dozen gi Leather Inkstands at 2ue. S0c., upward. Fine Card Cases at 50c. each and upward. al @ A ‘cs EEEEK It 8888S II GGGGG ™ sssss gE ms su G @rs 8 B I 8 I @ "Ss E HS @ 8 KEEB essss Il @ 8SS83_ E it BILG 8 E # H Il @ bet 8s z iu G en EEREE II ‘Sssss* ae ccaco” “bassa®” 218 SIXTH Al AVENUE, Beg to inform their patr: d friends that they detefnined to reduce prices again, aud offer this Week a new importation of HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES, ba au sad oes, dedigns, at a at astonishing low prices. ‘ity and excellence of our Ladies amd Chil- argh Gurite need ave Ane Kreneh embroidered C nother lot of 101 l¢ Frencl mbroideres for wich the demand ia daily increasing, at Scents oni ouGor SKIRTS, CORSETS, BUSTLES, in the latest WoSrery ana GIAVES in great variety. vette patel FRINGES, &c., is the omplete in the city. ° Pri 7 RIBBONS, ERS, MILLINERY Rie Aug} vers bopulat prises. Jewelry and Theatrical Goods at bargains. Zephyr Worsted, Worsted Embroideries and Material pertaining @ specialty. Be sure local. It will pay you, B. EISIG & CO., 218 Sixth avonw between Fourteenth and Fitteenth streets. a i A 1 -RRERER, mo oe ee E funaun A A t KRERR. HK H AAAAA iH Rg BoE ee ee oe Hi HA au gz 4 Goons SHAW. 364 Bowery. corner Fourth Branch store, 315 Sixth tween Iwenty-firstand Tw streets. PRICE LIST. Coronet Braids. 8. and upward. witches, $1 and woward Curls, warranted naturally curly, $1 and upward. Lilies! own hair made up at Zi. and Se. per out pe _Srizzettes, 2c. prontant To couN sade PURCHASERS, You can buy | all your Dresses, House Robes, Overskirts and Basques, Walking Jackets, Fine ready made Underclothing, Briaal Trousseaux and Infants’ Wardrobes, and all kinds of Dry Goods, at lowest city prices, by sending tor our seers Tilustrated Catalogue and Price Lisy Sent free on application to | RICHARD MEARE, Corner Sixth avenue and Nincteenth street. V. VIGOUROUX, 122 FOURTH AVENUE,—8TAMP. + ine, Lingerie, Embroidery, Ladies’ and Babies’ Troussentix: speciaity of Initials Monograms for hand: kerchiets, tabie and bed cloth: e largest stock of Eim- broldered Goods. Wholesale department, 764 Broadway, eraeaet Patterns and ‘acovssories for stamping. Ma- chines. ANTED—$40,000 TO $50,000 WORTH OF AS- sorted Dry Goods at cast: prices, in exchange for first class improved Real Estate. Address W., box 5,271 New York Post omer —AV HAIR SHAWL ta) solitaire Karrings, Address 144 Herald office, DRY GOODs. mene EEEEEH H RRRR Wf coo H # E H HR Rg tl c a H H gz H TR RIO H oH E H HR Ric H H EEE HMHH RRRR’ Il © HHH E H HR RIO H PEE EHded § EeReell H & & Il ‘cco H Bf psd Pek ae? Oe call eae ee 287 AND 2 FIGHTH AVENUE, BETWEEN “iTH AND 25TH STS. GREAT CLEARING BALE, Thousands of dollars worth of Goods to be cleared out regardless of cost before stock-taking. ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN. Frrrrrr Uv U = BRERRR 88883. F u u OR Rg 8 8 Fg U u R R 8 Fr u Uu OR R FFP 4 U RRERRR 88388 ¥ Ui o:&B Rg 8 4 Do oF oF BS vuUU Rg gz 88838, PRICES REDUCED 10 LESS THAN COST OF THE SKINS. OUR ENTIRE STOCK MARKED DOWN WITHOUT RESERVE, Our $85 real Seal Sacques reduced to $53. Uur $10) real Seal Sacques reduced to $73. Our $150 roal Beal Sucques reduced to $110. Our $175 fancy trimme Sacaues reduced to $18 Our $20) #-inch extra Seal Sacques reduced to $190, Our real Seal Seta reduced to $22 50. Our $5) real Seal Sots reduced to $'5. Our 75 finest Shetland Seat Sets reduced to $58. Our $25 real Mink Sets reduced to $18 30, Our $40 real Mink Sets reduced to $25. Our $55 real Mink Sets reduced to $10, Our $15 real L nx Sets reduced to $9. Our $10 real Ala: ble Mulfs reduced to $6. Our $12 real sen Squirrel Sets reduce to $6 60. oar $4 | teamed Lynx Muffs reduced to $225. French Ermine Sets reduced to $3 50. Our 0 French Mink Bets r reduced to $4 26, ent Sano st 50 real Seal Skating Caps reduced to Uur'gi 78 French Seal Caps. silk lined, reduced to 98a, Enormous reduction in Chiidren’s #acques, Caps, Fur Trimmings, &c. ecco, 0000 =A K OK asses ° E oo Mk ee ee Cc L . ° AA K & 8 o L 8 8 hak Re 8 q L 0 Os AKE 8 cL Oo oA AK KB. 8 cece) LLLLL 0000 A AK “K 8888s Postively reduced to halt price.” Our $6 Cloaks reduced to Our $10 Cloaks reduced to Our $16 Cloa%s reduced to $8 Our $20 Cloaks reduced to $10. Our $24 Cloaks reduced to $12. Our $3) Cloaks reduced to $ 5. Our ks reduced to $2. Our $5) Cl aks reduced to $25. This isan Sater to buy cloaks which may never Present itse| It Call early betore t the assortment is broken, Broche Shaw!s closing out at halt price. ENORMOUS REDUCTION p Schade DL hea Ay bY LADIES’ SUIT. 01 Elegant pick silk Suits, Wade from pure Lyons silk, warran‘e: 37. Allour caine pre well made on lock stitch machines, and perfect fit is guarantecd, DRESS GOOD3 TO BE CLEARED OUT REGARDLESS OF cost. 200 pieces Imperial Striped Serges at Isc. ard, formerly sold at 0c. por yard. Leta wey i" diagonal Sultings, t to be cleared out at 2l¢. All our English, French and German ali wool Dress fone, in all the winter shades, formerty sold at 60c., and 8c. per yard, now reduced to dc. per ines Black Alpacas reduced to 2ic., 35¢. and 4Uc. per One lot ot extra quality Alpaca reduced to yard, formerly sold at se. Black Cashimeres reduced to S)e., 60c., Tie. and &2¢. per mere.extra fine and peer e! formerly sold at $1 45. tag White Goods, Muslins, Table, Cloth kets, Napkins, ‘Towels, Lace Curtains, &c. reduced in prices. 25 cases New York Mills “ana” Wamsatta Muslins, best Y quality, tull yard wide, at 15c. Ic. per yard. 10 cases Fruit of the Loom Mu justing at 120. per 10 bales unbieached Muslins at 8c. per vere “orieg 1,000 pieces best quality Paper Musli . aoe quality Pap ins at 6c. per yard, THE LARGEST STOUK EVER EXAIBITED aT An¥ RETAIL ESTAGLISUME! $0,000 WORTH OF HAMBURG EDGINGS AND re. SERTINGS, IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS, AT LESS THAN EVER BEFORE OFFERED. Elegant Hambure Bagings Farranted inst odge Siwidee Goods ar ier B00 2208 o, YES TS BSS en bes 27. ” yard and upward, sil bargains. bret Insertings, at Fe 10¢., 12¢., Ws. dle. zie. woe, per yards & au tatwaing piece chi our brow lex are nade on first usling and all our Edgings are warranted fast edge. Rana redactions in our “Real Lace Trimming en! cal Yak Laces at less than cost of importation. Real guipure Laces at immense b i PR org Sd argains to clear out Call and examine our prices. natans beaded Trimmings reduced to less than half rice. Handsome beailed Gimps at 5c., 8c., l0c., 16¢., 18¢., 200. and de. per yard. Elegant silk and bead Frin; atgreatly reduced prices Battons, Ornaments, Loops, &c., BS: all reduced in in prices, serine Blogant line of made up Lace Gooas, Ladies" Ties, Mutlers, fancy Jeweiry, tine Fans, te.. &c., All to be cleared out atgrently reduced price: before Stock t taking. RRRR It BBBB RBBB 000, NN OW R RIEB B 0 @NN WN RRB BB BO ONNOW Ron’ H Bone Bone 2 SNS N RRR If BBBB BBBB O 0 NNN RRUB BB BO ON NN R RUB BB BO ON NN R RUB BB BO ON NN & RK UW BBBB BBBB 000 N NN 88 No. 4 gros grain Ribbons, aii colors. reduced te 6c. No. $ gros grain Ribbons, all colors, reduced to 8e. colors, reduced to 10, No. 9 gros grain Ribbons, all colors, reduced to 12, No. 12 gros grain Ribbons, all colors, reduced-@o 18. Seven-inch pure silk gros grain Sash Ribbon, in ald colors, including navy blue, seal brown, garnet scark No. 7 gros gra - and all the desirable shades. at 66c. HATS! wats! — ‘HaTst HATS TRIMMED HATS aT = COST OF MarR. American felt Hats reduced to 250. Prench felt Hats reduced to @c, Silk velvet Hats reduced to $1. Silk plush Hats reduced to $1. Ladies’ plush Seal Skating Cap reduced to 0c, Boys’ plush Seal Skating Cap reduced to 2%e. Great reductions in Feather Trimming, Garnitures for dress trimmings, Hair Ornaments, &c., &c. Heavy Diack rea! Ostric! to 500, | | || & Fe ther Trimming reduced ll | VE: 4 TARLETANS, IN ALL TI I DUC! SHADES, REe z "2 & ao : So al DON'T PAIL TO ATTEX OREAT CLEARING SALB | BHRICHS', ' BERICHS', TH AVENOB, and Twenty-fifttr streets. P. S.—Our store can Ty conveniently reached from all parts of the city by connecting with Twenty: third street crosstown cars, 287 AND 239 EIG between Twenty-fourth AH