The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1875, Page 1

Y¥ GOODS. R. iH. MACY & CO." WHOLE NO. 14,272. z NEW YORK, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER ¥9, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. AECTORY FOR ADYERTSERS, | _—RELIGIOUS NOTICES. on PRY_GOOE AMUSEMENTS—Exxvawrn Pace—First, second, third Prayer, 10:20; event Co lS fai iastualatlbse int — fourth and fifth columns, STROLOGY—Tewru Pack—Sixth column, LL, ‘Text Pace—Sixth column, ARDERS WANTED—Founteentn PaGe--First, second, | third, fourth and fifth columns, and TiiktkKNTH PaGe—First, second and third columns. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED—Founrexyrn Pacr— Fifth and sixth columns, and Twntexstn Pace—Third column, BROOKLYN BOARD—Founteextn Pace—Sixth column, aud Tuinteentit Pace—Third column, BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Secoxp Pagr— First ‘and second columns, and Fountn PaGs—First column. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES—Seventn Pace, BUSINESS NOVICES—Nintu Pace—Fitth and sixth col- umns, ‘ IGARS AND TOBACCO—Pourm Pace—Fifth column. SEE NAL? BStANe Pore Skt Attone Paces rst column, and Founrit Pace—First column. ‘CLERKS AND SALESMEN—Firreexti Pace—Fourth and Ofth columns, aud Tiateents PaGe—FiNh col- nn. CLOTHING—Exevestn Psce—Sixth column. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS—Firreenta Pagr—Fifth column, und Tuinrksxrt PAGH—Fifth and sixth col- fms. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS—Secoxn Pace—Fifth and sixth colum COUNTRY BOARD—Fovereentn Page—Sixth column. DANCING ACADEMIES—Evevets Pacr—Sixth column, DRY GOODS—Finst Pace, and Suxrmeyra Pace First column, DWELLING HOUSES TO LET—FURNISHED AND UN- FURNISHED—Tiinp Pace—First, socond and third columns, and Fourtu Pace—Second column, EUROPEAN’ STEAMSHIPS—Srcoxp Page—Fourth and ith coluinns. FINANCIAL—Sevunra Pace, FOR SALB—Firteextit Pacr—Sixth column, and Tir- 1 amu, FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Tarp Pace—Third and fourth columns, and Fouuta ‘AGée—Second, third and fourth columns, RNITURE—Founta Pace—Sixth column, FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS--Tinkreentu Page—Sixth ‘column. HELP WANTED—FEMALES—Firreentu Pace—Third and fourth columns, and Toiktkexta Page—Fifth column, HELP WANTED—MALES—Firreewrn Pace—Fifth col- umn, and TrmreeNts PaGe—Sixth coluno, HORSES,’ CARRIAGES, &C.—SixrkeNTH PaGe—Fourth and fifth columns. HOTELS—Fourrvextu Pace—Sixth column, and Turr- TeENTH PaGR—Fourth column. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED—Tninp Pack—Sixth column, and Tkwrn Pack—Fifth column. INSTRUCTION—Sixtkenta PaGk—Fifth aud sixth col- umns, JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER. GEN REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE—Sxcoxp Pace— Second colnan. LOST AND FOUND—Srxrmnnrn Page—Second column, MACHINERY —Thtarexnrn Pagx—Sixth column, MARBLE MANTELS—Tuxrn Pace—Sixth column, MATRIMONIAL—Tantn Pace —Sixth column, MEDICAL—Eueventn PaGe—Sixth column, MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING—Sixreemn Pace— First and seeond colum: MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS —Twatrm Pace— xth column. NEW PUBLICATIONS—Ninrn Pace—Sixth column. PERSONAL —Frusr Pace —First column, PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.—Exaventa Pacu—Finh and sixth columns, PROPOSALS—SixtkeNtn Pace—Tird column, PROVESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES— Firressta Pace—Third column, and Tiamreenra Pacr—Fifth colamn. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Sxcoxp PaGk—Second and third columns, and Fovnta Pack—First column, REAL HSTATE TO EXCHANGE—Sxcoxp Pacr—Third ‘and fourth columns, and Fourtu PaGk—First column. REAL ESTATE WANTED-—Founta Pacr—First column, r RELIGIOUS NOTICES—Fins? Pace—First and second col- umns. REWARDS—Sistesxtu Pace—Second and third columns. BALES AT AUCTION—Focam Pace—Wifth and sixth col- umns. SITUATIONS WANTED—VEMALES—Firreextn Pacr— First, second and third columns, and Taixrexnrit Page—Fourth and fifth columns. SITUATIONS — WANTED—MALES—Furteentm — Pace— Fourth column, and Tarereevtn PAGR—Kith ‘column, SPECIAL NOTICES—Stxreentn Pack—Third column. SPORTING DOGS, BIRDS, &C.--Stamnanta Pacs=-Fourth column. THE TRADES—Twreteexrn Pagr—BSixth column, THE TURF—Sueren 6 TO LET POR BUSIN q column, and Fourri Pae—First column, RAVELLERS' GUIDE—Skeonn Pack+Sixth INPURNISUED Triny Pacr—! Pacy-—Fourth ¢ VER COU! ‘olumnn,, TO LET dd Fount PROPERTY FOR SALE OR ‘Ace—Second column, WINTER RESORTS—FocnteenTn Pacy—Sixth colamn. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.—Twetvrn Pace—Siath col- PERSONAL. ‘ MEET ME THURS- ADDIE. YOU EVER GOING TO ©. 6. J. ALLOUHAVE RETURNED day night, 8 o'clock, same place. ONSTANT AND TRU write tome again ? ARE ase C BE. on WHEELS + Post office, Baby which will greatly interc BY ADDRESSING BOX 130 LT, will leara of ‘something him. (OR ADOPTION—A FINE, HEALTHY BABY, TWO good relorences required. Call on or address 265 West Forty-first street, at the new Lying- EQUENCE OF STORM other interview, Ad- REAT NECESSITY—I Apot maet.. Please appot Herald office. Y 1. 8—COME HOME, 1 WILL FORGIVE ALL . Ouly ‘come home or let me hear from you. WIFE 8. ¥ THE WibOW OF THE LATE MARTIN DOYLE will call at 139 East Ninetecuth street, she will learn of something to her advantage. will cover all. gS, DEALER IN ETCHINGS, &C., LATE Any information regarding his’ where- “Address STEPHENS, No. 100 Pulton st OWN BAYN of Brooklyn abouts is requeste N AGGIE.—MY PROMISE IS KEPT; YOU ARE RE- mefhbored every hour in the day and I look forward Pleasantly to our next meeting. CHARLIE, LY RESIDED .. can have the an old friend by sending her present ad- (OF L. WALKER, Post office, New York. INNIE, SINCLAIR, WHO FORM with Lizzie Jaudon at Savannah, leasure of seein (rex jonel GQTATES"—REGRET I RECEIVED NOTH TOO LATE, ©) Please write Sunday, so I will get letter Monday morn: Ing, renewing the appointiient. Letters confidential, Ad- drets MODESTY, hox 132 Herald fice. (=MONDAY, TWO THIRTY oO STAIRS IN TH TRE. LOPE—5 P. M. BOAT, FRIDAY. AP- You can rely on D. K. R. “Herald STATEN ISLAND RATLROAD, og office. TLL CARRI a Sixth avenue, ned oonth street, durin; | gud 1873, send their present address to WANDERE, {197 Heratd ofice? TH AVENU FE nVE J #1 P. M.—If the lady who reeogn| on opposite corner and also afte her dd:lress or appoint an interview h was obliged to Addr Herald rv T THE HALL OF THE soct Spiritualists, 99 West ‘Thirty Soy, Sirs, F.O. Hyver, inspirational speaker, leetures at JOAN and 7 CMe Children’s lyzeua ives at 26 P- . Col, 0. 8. Ol uuday evening on “Spirit Materialiaat ae B, SATURDAY ized gentleman cetting in-car, would send AL explain why jhe oA. T. LL, box 171 HARRY, noon, PL | LACES. Ca OF THE RESU! street, between Lexin, service by the rector, Rev. day rehool at 23g P.M. C RECTION, EIGHTY-FIFTH and Third avenues.—Divine ‘lagg, in the morning. Sun- HURCH OF THE HEAVE: LY REST, FIFTH AVE- —Rev. Di nue, above Forty-fifth street mW. Howland, rec- Le ana service 11 A.M. and 4P.M. The rector will officiate. Bart ee OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, WEST FORTY- fifth street, near Broadway. —Sundays, 10 A. M., Morn- ie Prayer; 10:45, Litany and High Celebration; 4PM, ‘espers. Ee _ EVANGELIQUE FRANCAISE DE NEW York, No. 9 University place.—The alterations of tho chapel having been completed the services will be resumed on Sunday, the 19th inst, at 104g A. BL, by ‘the pastor, Ker H. L. Granidiienard, ve IRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MADISON svonne and) Fortyseventh street, Rev, "William, 7. ‘abine, rector.—Divine services at 10:30 A, M. and 7:45 P. M. Bishop Cummins will preach im the morning; the rector will preach in the evening. REEK CATHOLIC CHA avenue, near Fifvieth street.—Di vine service Sunday, Rt 11 o'clock, Rev, N. Bjerring will preach in the English language. Strangers cordially invited: NO, 961 SECOND XRACE CHURCH, BROADWAY AND TENTH strect.—The ight Rev. John W. Beckwith, D. | D., Bishop of Georgia, will preach {0 Grace church this (Sun: day) morning. Services at 11 A. M. WW CHURCH SERVICES.—SERVIVES ON 8&UN- days, at 11 A.M, have been resamed in the school room of the Church of the New Jerusalem, East Thirty-ffth street, between Park and Lexington avenues. EW FORSALE—IN 81. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH, ‘Apply to J. ROMAINE RROWN, No. 1,280 Broadway. ROGRAMMES, POSTERS, PAMPULETS, TICKE’ Prexs Opinions and all Kinds of Printing for music conservatories and entertainments are furnished in the most elegant style atthe METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTAB- HMENT, 218 Broadway, EY. E. H. KRANS PREACHES THIS EVENING AT 7:45, in St Ann's church, Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue. Other services at 7 and 10:30 A.M. and 4 P. M., and for deaf mutes at 2:45 P.M. Free sents. EY. A. F. PERRY, PASTOR, WILL PREACH AT Baptist Mariners) Temple, Oliver streot, comer Henry, at 10:30 A. M. and’? 00. seaty free; Sunday a 2PM. BLAKE, FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE, WILL it Grace Baptist chapel, West Twenty-ninth atrect, third door west of Ninth ay., morning and evening. t. IGNATIUS’ CHURCH, PORTIETH &TREET, BE- tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, Roy. Dr. Ewer olicia ing.—Services, 7, 9, 1034 A. M., Tg P.M. col diaily welcomed, SOUTH REPORMED CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE AND ‘Twenty-tiret street.—Services’ will be resumed in thi chureh Sunday, September 19, at 10:30 4. M. and 4 P. M.; prenching by the pastor, Key. Dr, Rogers. 21. MARK'S CHURCH, SECOND AVENUE AND TENTH ‘stroet, Rev. J. H. Rylunce, D. D., rector; services 11 A. N. and 743 P, M.; strangers arc cordially invited to attend. {PRING STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (SIXTH © or Bighth avenue ears).—Divine worship 103, and 7% o'ciock. ‘The pastor, Rev. Geo. McCampboll, preaches, at the morning service, Evening, prayer and conference. Tite, bet Boardman Hawthorne ‘After Death” 7:45 2, invited ABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH, SECOND AVE- n Tenth and Eleventh streots, Rev. James M., “Speaking cordially tor—1030 AL M.S ‘uith’s Reward.” “All wi HE FIFTH ANNIVER Y OF THE SECOND MIs. tion Baptist church, Rev. this d corber of Grand and Clinton streets, Services in the afternoon ot 2h. Kev. J. f, Elder, D. D., Rey, R. S$. MacArthur and Rev. J. B. Huwthorne will be prevent in the evening at 744; B.J. Judson, Keq., and the pastor, Singing by the children of the Sunday school. man, pastor, will be held HE CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS [8 TO BE RE- opeved on Sunday, the 26th of September. Ure SERVICES AT THE CHURCH OF THE Morning Stat, Twonty-sixih street, between Sixth and Seventii avenues,—Rev, George Howell iu the morning, wt 10:30; the Kev. Bighop Cuming, of the Reformed Spiscopal Chureb, at 7:45 P.M. All are welcome. “DRY GOops. OPENING FALL GOODS, BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS. Felt Hats, all shapes, New shades in Velvets and Sitke, Feathers end Flowers. SPECIAL BARGAINS. 25,000 yards (ros Grain and Silk Ribbons, Se, to Be. yard, 12,900 yards T-inch Sash Ribbons, Gro Grains, Brocades, watered and plain, 25. RIBBONS. TRIMMINGS. Spectal bargains jn Fi Passomenteries, Mraide LACES. Bargains in Guipure, Yak, ‘Thread, Point and other Laces. Silk erenadine Veils, Sewing silk Veils, 25¢. Real pusher lace Barbes, Sue. Real Lace Collars, 25 25e, Handkerehtefe. Great bargains in ladies’ gents’ avd misses’, also Lace Handkerchiefs. Bargains im fall and winter Hosiery. GLOVES. ‘Two-button Kid, soiled, 250. patr. One-button real Kid, 25e. pair. Two-button Kids, fall sbades, 500, f ‘Two-button Castor Beaver, 50s. Two-buston Kids, warranted, 7: i | i i Auction lots of Gloves closing out very low. Genuine Reynier, two buttons, 75, UNDERWEAR. Large lot Chemises and Drawers, trimmed, at Ue, and Skirts, closing at Sve Whalebone Corsets at 39¢. Merino Underwear, low. SILK TIES. SILK TIES. ut 1,200 dozens imported at abont half cost. Closii silk Ties, 8 All silk Roman Ties, 19¢. Silk and grenadine Ties, 100, brocade Ties, 15¢. rocade Tes, Bilk Windsor Ties, Se. Rich imported Ties, 31c. to Ge. into 000 yards Hambnrgs, ) yards Hamburgs 10,000 yards Hamburgs, 1 2,500 Pieces, full twelve yai Cusbe's snowdrop Trimniings, 25¢ Bargains tn Towels, Damasks and Muslins, HAMBURG EMEROIDE! 20, Opening a splendid lot of fiue carved Back Combs, 20¢. WILLIAM KINZEY, 767 and 769 Broadway corner Ninth street. NTHON MEMORIAL CHURCH, FORTY strect, west of Sixth avonne,— 4PM. ces at 1015 A. M ‘The reetor, Rey. R. Heber Newton, will preach, M. LOU and Third avenue; “ Sunday, September 19, at 11 IN WALL, NINTH die, shall he live . Me; seats free, ain All invites TURE THIS LFKED §. GRE RVEN. | ing, SP. OM. Hall. Thirteenth street, iweon Third and Fourth avenues, Suiject, Admirsion free. September 19, the Rev, 45 P.M. all seats Dr, Bollows will pre Frew in the evening; the A SSOCIATION OF invited, PIRITUALISTS, HARVARD Rooms, Reservoir squ Discourse by'a lady, Sunday, @t 1045 4. M.; subject, “The Situation.” Confercnice at 2)5 ud 7/4. M." All invited. | T THE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH ty-ffth street, Rev, A. C. Osborn, D. ing September 19, wt 10g A.M. and ab 7, MERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION, AT ROBINSON AL Hall, Sixteenth strect, near Broadway, Sunday, Sep- tember 19) ats P.M. All are welcome, and ‘the prosident, | vice presideuts or representatives from ‘the Liquor Dealers’ Association speclally invited, asthe Excise law and Sunday Jiquor trafic will be ventiluted by able speakers. TG, Cove, Seerctary, 3. B. GIBBS, President. A. Wiigtove society cay RENT LYRID TALL, 725 Sixth ayenve, on Sundays; iso a new Hall, 1,206 Broadway, Apply as above. 1, WEST TW: 5.. pastor, preach CHURCH, TWENTY-THIRD Mh and Sixth’ avenues, —Rev. R. 8, vreach morning and evening. JALVARY BAITS J street, betwee RCH OF TUE MESSIAH, COKNER OF PARK enue and pinty en bree: Rev, W. R. Alger will “LL o'clock; sulject, The Usos of Church Going; of the Pulpit in Modern Society) | N 4O!"E u or iia MIURCH OF THR DISCIPLES, MADISON AV) BE, J covper Forty fifth street.—Rey. George H. Hepworth, mornlng="The Need of 1» Groot Revienl in New ‘York; evening—“Christ draws al! Men to Himself,” Sunday schoo} at 3; Bible class at 4 (eRe oF THB HOLY TRINITY, ‘Madison avenue and Forty-second street, at 103 " Rov. Morris A. Tyng will preach. Sunday school at 9 o'clock A. M. and 2) P. in the chapel. Oss OF TILE INCARNATION, MADISON AVE- / mune and i Aa street, 3", Arthur Brovks. rector, Divine perviee 10k AM. ands P.M, HE prrr NN N pop ss NNN PoP A RRRR IT sss A NNN 4 P AA R Ril 8 Sl AA NNN PPPP AA K RUS HT AA NNN Pr A A RRRR I sss8 Il A AN NN 4 AAA R RIL 8 1 AAA N NN P A AR Rus B ILA AN NN Pr A AK R It ssss HA AN NN FrPPF L 000 W WEERE RRRIt ¥ L ° ow * WE Kh Rr F L cy ow Ww WE R R F bo 8 Oe ee eee Ene PF L oO oO WW WW EKE RRRR ¥ L oO Oo WW WW EB R Rr gr L oO o vy VV B&B RK R Fr L 0 oO Ww Ww EK R R ¥ LLL 000) V VY BEER R OR cece ne 3 © . ee: 0 Cc 000 MM MM PPPP A NN NY Y Cc 0 OMM MMP P AA NN NYY Cc 0 OMM MMP PAA NNW YY Cc 0 OM MM MPPPP AA NNN Y ry co OM MM MP AAA NNN y © co OM M MP A AN NN ¥ ccc 00OO M V MP‘ A AN NN Respectfully invite your inspection nt their bolted ye OPENING. on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, when they will exhib! THE LATEST NOVELTIES in rich French Flowers, Bridal Bets and Fancy Feathers. Floral Gurnitnres for Weddin “to ord Vases and, Baskets filled wi Plants and Perfumed Boquets, specialty.” ‘To the trade and institutions @ liberal discount. THE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANY, 28 Fourteenth street, four doors west of University place, No, 9 Rue de Clery, Paris, Ostrich and fay! Rvoning Contumes beautiful Tropient Leaf Proprietor. Gu BARGAINS thir week i ibbons, hop aaa: Trimmings, Biraw 6 Li Vlowers rm, sa Embroideries, 7 to taking stock. ye MLOROME, 1,127 Broadway, under the St. James 200 Pairs Corsets, $1, wort!) AT, VERY ONBAP--A CAVES NAIR Phat dae ‘and # few very Diamonds. #4 HH. J, ¥., boa 119 Herald oflies, 7 oe 2° Ss L a 8 LL 2 Tee ze S MARK. g ° Hom: 8 LL S LLLLLLL = o °, 00, oo 2000000° ZFFFF A f L AA ¥ £ AA L FRPP AAA L L R Aa: L - AoA }, ” r A A LLLLL LLLLL % M1 88888 = T7T7TTT 1) BR RS mH Ss Tl 88 88 7 pS i BRRB a7 SSS, i 88 88 7 & 21 88 88) O77 oe) 88888 77 55 ®D WE TAKE PLEASURE TO INFORM THE LADIES THAT OUR FALL MILLINERY 000. PPPP REEE NNN II NN N GGGG oO oF “Re NN NINN NG 6 oO OB. Ps BE NN NUNN NG © O PPPP EER NNNITN NN G oO S 4 E NNNII-N NN G Q@G 3 P E NONNU N NN G G 000 FP EEEE N NN Il N NN GGGG WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 224 and 23¢ inst, On this occasion we will be prepared to exhibit a beauti- ful line of | FRENCK PATTERN BONNETS, FBATHERS, FLOWERS, FELT HATS and other novelties of our own importation as well as a com- plete assortment of new TRIMMED BO of our own well known manufacture, We respectfully invite the ladies to honor us with @ call on above days, LOESER & CO. | N. B.—The throng of customers during the busy hours of the day has demonstrated the necessity, and we have ac- cordingly greatly enlarged the FULTON STREET EN- TRANCE to our establishment, AW Attae 2 we0 RLE 245 GRAND STREET, NEW YORK, NEAR BOWERY, Will exbibit this week the choicest and most relect stock of Dress Goods, Silks, Suits, Cloaks and Shawls ever offered by us before at excecdingly low prices. DRESS GOODS. 100 pieces very fine Vigone Suitinigs at 20c. 800 pieces Merino Cloth at 25c. 200 pieces Iona Poplin, double fold, at Sle, 500 pieces all wool quadruple Diagonals, 45c. ; worth 65e, 300 picces latest design in Cloth Plaids, 25¢.; worth 87%e. MOURNING GOODS. 800 pieces fine black Alpacas, 25¢.; worth 356. 200 pieces, very fine quality, Black Cashmere at 450. 62 Black Empress Cloth, fine quality, 50c. and 620. BLACK SILKS. 500 6 black gros bai ae 290 pie 500 striped Ottoman Shawls, $1 grain Silk, | SHA' xtra finish, 90e., $1, $1 25, ‘ashmero De Lyon, $1 75, $2 and $2 50, COLORED SILKS. A splendid assortment of Colored Siiks in the latest tints of usse ceil, @ cier, erow, dark brown, at $1 25 and $1 50, LADIES’ SUITS AND SACQUES, Ladies’ ready made Suits at less price than cost of material. Bewotiful Suits, in the latest styles, at $8, $10, $12, $15, Silk Suita, black and colored, #40, $50, $55. SACQUES AND CLOAKS. Black cashmere Sacks, 85, $7, 89, ‘$10 and upward. Black beaver Cloaks at $6, $8 $11, $13 and upward. 8. $2 25 and upward. 100 Paris long broebe Shawls, $10, $15, $18 and upward. 50 Scotch plaid Shawls, $2 50 to $5. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, Fine assortment of Cassimeres, for men’s and boys’ wear, at Sue, G2ge. | p. and Te, Ladies’ nnd Gentiomen’s Furnishing Goods at great bargains. WALLER & McKORLEY, Near Bowery. 245 Grand street. ry = x | I Saale xo $ é rs & a M A RRR DDD. M RD D M RD D M RD D M RD D M RD D M RD D M RD Db M RDDD EEREE g E gE EBEE E E or Top Pies, vory stylish for young ladies, are made with the real Patent Hair Lace and nat wave and curl, and instant ral water ly look beautifal, ‘A Javge assortment of long Hair Switehes and fashionable Chignons, My stock ts composed of the longest and finest rare colors that can be found on the globe. My suj me to add a large store adjoinin; ‘A large assortment of Tortoise fine Veriurmery. At H, GUILMARD' riority and snecess ave incontestable, and permits ‘old stand, jell and ivory Goods and Nos. 839 and 841 Broadway, 50 and 61 East Thirteenth street, and cc RR. 0O 88 88 L EEEY yY" ss CcORRO 08 88 8L E Y¥Y ¥'8 8 ¢ RRO OS 8 | eas | was : re oo ee ee ee a “eek © Ome ogee OO. 8s 68. Lb EE YY 88 Q ROO 8 8L B ¥ 8 ¢ B80 6. 8 Sh. & ¢ 8 OCcRROOS 58 8§L E y 8 8 cc KR R OO 8S SS LLL EEE Y 88 cece A RRRR_ PPPP. EREE TITTT 888 QO Ss Seon ee eee AA R R Le | 8 AA ROR | oe G A A RRRR , sss e AAAA ROR rT 8 c Paes SSeS . 8 eee oS t8 eco A an: EP EEE T 888 © WHOLESALE RETAIL. WHOLESALE RETAIL. WHOLESALE RETAIL. WHOLESALE RETAIL, « WHOLESALE RETAIL. WHOLESALE RETAIL. WHOLESALB RETAIL. WHOLESALE RETAIL, WHOLESALE RETAIL, r yard; Tapestry Brussels. $1; 3-ply, $1 29; ingrains from 60e, Oilcloths from 40c. English Druggets all J. 820 and ‘Agents for English Linolenm, J, W. CROSSLEY, Broadway, corner At Smith's Pattern Bazaar, At Smith’s Pattern Ba: At Smith's Pattern Bazaa At Smith's Pattern Bazaar, At Smith's Pattern Bazaar, At Smith’s Pattern Bazaar, At Smith's Pattorn Busaar, At Smith’s Pattern Bazaar, 914 Broadway, 914 Broadway, 914 Broadway, 914 Broadway, 914 Broadway, 914 Broadway, | "| | | Sennen Detwoon Twentteth and Twenty-first streets, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, between Twontieth and Twenty-first streets, betweon Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, mported Fashions on view. |_| Imported Fashions on view. | Imported Fashions on view. Imported Faahions on view. Imported Fashions on view. | | Imported Fashions on view. Imported Fashions on view. | Imported Fashions on view. imported Fashions on view. Imported Fashions on view. Grandest display of styles Grandest display of styles Grandest display of styles Grandest display of styles Grandest display of styles Grandest display of styl Grandest display of styles Grandest display of styles Grandest display of styles Grandest display of styles LITTTITII ze E ever city? < ever seen in this over seen in this city 1 ever seon in this city ! ever seen in this city ! ever seen in thie city ! Patterns, with cloth models, th cloth model Patterns, with cloth models, ith cloth models, | | Patterns, wi Patterns Patterns, with cloth model Patterns, with cloth models, Patterns, with cloth models, Patterns, with cloth models, ith cloth models, ith cloth models, Patterns, wi 3| Patterns, Now ready. Now ready Now ready. Now ready. Now ready. Now ready. New Publication, New Publication. New Publication. Néw Publication, New Publication, New Publication. New Pubiteationgd Be Kew Puniteuccaennn New Publication. New Publication. Tust started, Tust started, Just started, Tust started, Just started, Just started, LTT TEEPE Fine Arts, &¢ Fine Arts, &e. Fine Arts, &e. Fine Arts, &e. Fine Arts, &c. Fine Arts, &c. World of Fashion, World of Fashion, World of Fashion, World of Fashion, Fine Arts, de. &e. Fine Arts, Price Three Dollars # Year. Price Three Dollars a Year. This Week This Week This Week This Week This Week We shall give Two Dollars’ worth of our Patierns free to every person who subscribes, We shall issue our “certifi- that those who do not wish cates” for this amount (2) to select their patterns at the time they subscribe can select them at any future time within a year, Ladies will find this the best opportunity to get more than donble their money's wort! ‘The World of Fashion is the most beautiful and most use- ful and interesting magazine published in this city. All the foreign and home styles fully illustrated with art Call and see the designs and the best literature of the day id be convinced. ions and the magasing Saye your money, Save your money. Savé your money. Save your money. | Save your money. s | Save your money. | Save your money. Save your mon Economize ae mnomize Feonomine By subscribing while we gi ‘Two Dollars’ worth of out patterns at Ladies in the try should send mene 6 prominm of h pti by mail, and week, ‘This week, ‘This wel Address Adres ‘idea ve) A. BURDRTTE SMITH, A. BURDETRE SMITH, A. BURDETTE SMITH, A. BURDETTE SMITH, A. BURDETTE SMETH, A, BURDEVTE SMITH, 214 Broadway, 914 Broadway, oi Broadway, r@adway, gis Broadway, 4 Broadway, Poat office boa O05. New York. RAPID TRANSIT RAPID 'PRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT PID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT Grand Central Fancy and Dry Goods Establishment. Much has been written, said and sung by the lead York journals during the last three months on the all ing tople of when, where and how we are to get New bsorb- RAPID TRANSIT, RAPID TRANSIT, RAPID TRANSIT. RAPID TRANSIT. APID PRANSIT. PID ‘TRANSIT. Seventeen 0, the 11th day of next month, at 3:19 gielock P.M. HH. MACY. & CO, opened their doors and commenced business on the principle of TRANSIT, ‘TRANSIT, TRANSIT. TRANSIT, TRANSIT. TRANSIT. ‘The rapid transition of merchandise into money (we wish it was hard ney) has gone on during all this time i ach year to the entire satisfaction o 8, who (probably for good reasons) se to any other. RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT how arranged for Beplember 20, at e'clock in. the ” morning, train in the way of a tables: the fall Monday, time On after our first Department No. 1—Blankets, Quilts, are season, precisely 3 minutes we shall start ‘al assortme i the blankets toward morning about this time. nwwortment of Laces and Embroide lot which is attracting a good deal of attention, Consindog of 1:60¢ pairs of Ladies’ embroidered Corsets, solling for $1 73 a pair; usual price €2 75, We find a very RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TR. SIT RAPID TRAY 7 from Corsets to money with this lot of goods. Department No. 21-3 (we add the one-third that you will the easter carry it in your mind) consists of Ladies’, Children's and Infants’ Un- derwear and Outfits, Also acomplete assortment of French embroidered Underwear, at very low pricés. Fine embrot- dered merino Cloaks, which paid a large loss to the bn- picts brought them t0 us very cheap, hurdly enough the duties, but the duties were pald. We have TRANSIT TRANSIT TRANSIT DRANSIT TRANKIT. TRANSIT from Department No. 21.3 to Department No. 3. Now we coine to & stock of goods that we must cut short. Because the fastest running tongue in New York coutd hardly call the Articles contained in this stock in a month's time; $4 99 0 inuto we consider our time worth (no discount), therefore ‘we cannot undertake it. Tu this stock wo have & large as- sortment of Gold av@ Silver Thimbles, made from the coin. Our trade in this article is immense, ‘and we often wonder (to ourselves) if that is not the true reason why gold and sil- ver are at such a high preminm. We have also # full assort: ment of ladies’ and gents’ Gold, Silver, Steel and Nickel ciucles and Eyeslasves. Also Shell and Hora Eyeziasses, which will restore the impaired eyesight by RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT RAPID PRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANRIT to its original vigor, therefore enabling yon to noties mor particularly our No.4 Department, where you will find you look) Millinery Velvets in black and all'the new shade ‘Also & large assortment of G, 7 and 8 inch colored Sash Rib- bons, cardinal, brown, navy blve, &e, All colors and all widths Grosgrain Silks. Serze Ribbons in all the new shades, Blnck and fancy Sashes, dc. Depariment No. 3 is silver. ed Ware. Everything hero wo warrant best quality. In- you will find our prices sell you, whieh will quire the prices of any manufacturer : twenty-one per cent less than they will cause & RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT on your part trom thelr premises to curs. Manufacturers wilt growl at thin, Bee if they don't : Department No, G contains @ complete assortment of Gen- temean adios sak Cities Uieieememe ter ial ateo fancy Hosiery, in all the desirable colors and styles; all the newest styles of Necktics for gentlemen Assortment CF Silk Umbrellas, Department No, 7 is Ladies’ Neckties We have a ob lot hare, ¢.000 Ties (they were counted) ; the are being sold for 37 cents, ridiculous; they aro solling ail around for twice the money; opening five cases Tie, of our ‘own importation, very low. Department No. 8 will be Pu when we get the department open, and that will be when mosquitoes have left us, and they are making RAPID TRANSIT RAPID 1 TRANSET RAPID RAPID RaviD Department No.9 you will find (if yon are looking) everything in the way of Fancy Goods that you can imagine. We cannot stop to name over all the articles in this stock, but you will Gnd a vast assortment; ft will Stayer you tunless you come prepared and well nerved up. ‘Among ihem you will find # large and handsome stock of Fans, Garnet and Gilt Sets and Drops. Just received, new styles of Silver and Gilt Belts and Neckties, Department No. 10 comes next, and, from things external to things in- vernal, there ways away from here, Th Sie! RAPID TRANSIT. RAPID TRANSIT. RAPID TRANSIT: RAPID TRANSIT. RAPID TRANSL s RAPID TRANSIT We call this oor Pienic Department. It is romantio in namo, and yet itis the most matter-of-fact department wo have.’ Pienie season is over, but most people wish to cat nice things the year round. We are now opening Cross & Blackwell's Pickles and Potted Meats, Canned Goods and every kind of nice presorves, it being our ardent wish to pre- serve you all until the next-pienic season, Department 11—Our House Furnishing Departme: will furnish a complete kiteM@n outfit for $2082. Tak of the kiteken and the parlor will take care of it : and Iron Bedstead (English); we got. them out to ‘try this market, and hope they will take. Mattresses, made to order. A fresh arrival of Pe Turkish Rugs, 'A new and ex: tensive assortment of rustle and polished biack walnut Pic- Frames, Brackets theives, Music Itacks, &e. clegaut Shopping Baskets, Department 12 we mal 6) Ta RAPID TRANSIT RAPID RAPID RAPID RAPID RAPID TRANS 0 ‘esta crown up people only, to what interests Department No. ‘our Toy and Doll 489 Gases of fine French what int ‘iidren as well. iment. We are now open’ an Dolls and Toys. |S on the way. Tepartment No. 13—our Book and Stutlonery Depart- ment—is crammed with food for the mind. Opening a beau- {ifalaseortment of Porcelain l'elutings, from eardrop size to largest. We are teking orders for Stamping note paper, no for @: ing all kinds of Card tapes gow | of every de- ription at short notice. Styles as good ane than any other hons Opening 19 cases Photo- graph Albums, we low prices, § prices lower in the city, é assorted, at remarkably TRANSIT TRANSIT o Department No. 14 4 and 8 fold; Germant from cushio nd to Berlin Zephyr vu Wools, Saxony size so stall that brings a steds in 2 i ‘orstod Banbroiderte: no} y Le them at all to pieces so large and exten: you eau hardly see them at all to pieces so r urdly’ soe. agooss them wall; Workin ty, 20 good i on perforated curd paper. 0 require a calculating machine to benefit of our patrons who have an ed- and at the same time like to we will now,make “ERANSIT. TRANSIT TRANSIT y have value for their mone RAPID RAPID RAPID RAPID RAPID TRANSI 4 to Department No, 15—our China, Glassware and Majotica, Here is the la t and most cone Assortment jo Amer- ica, aul the prices range from 18 to 26 per cent lower than } Best 4) them, taste for works of @ any other house, French China Decorated Dinner Sets, $415 65. Glass engraved and china decorated on the prem- ines, Department No, 16 iy Confectionery. All our candies are. made 1 pnre sugar and aro fresh every day. fro know that our candies are good and are apprecinted, for they make RAPID RAPID RAPID RAPID RAPID For TRANSIT, TRANSIT. ; ¢ Kid Gloves, Ladies’ 1, 2, 3. 4, ations, Gentlemen's and 2 1 Children’s Fett Hats In all , Hats trimmed to order. De- ‘and colored Feather Trimmings, is? Wi and 1 very pair warray trtment No, 1% es, Straw don. Bi ment No. 18, ey Feathers, ' Hird red Ostivich ‘Feathers epurtment, Ladi ines of sizes are very c Just of peentiar shape, shoo smaller than ranted. Any pre changed.” Gar shoes you will not fi Breasts, &c., black riment No. 20, our Shoe fants’ Bhoes, our shoes are made on a werfect fit, with « ery pait 1s wa ig otherw! han represented will be e: ‘e perfect fitting, and in wearing them seary to make x "and Misves) Boots, 1 plete, 0 wing an easy and ly worn ne usual) RAPID TRANS RAPID TRA RALTD TRA RAPID TRAS RAPID TRAN Jo the nearest corn doetor to get Heng ie fe roneuneed the best. tion atone Thirteenth stre th show them. bon sewing them 14-8 come macl on exhi petewt pores MAKB RAPID TRANSIT Rr. ©o.8, sr. n, a AND OTB AY.. {2|al oa NEW YORK, 1 i | NEW YORK HERALD. a | CENTS. PRICE FIVE. cece 0000 C62 6 game Ue Soe ¢ are c aa © ae ee ee 62D Oi cece” 0000 @ 827 and 929 Sixth avenue, Will open on MONDAY, September 20, | # fall assortment of FALL MILLINERY GOODS, FELT Hats IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, DRAB, GREEN, PRUNE, BROWN AND BLACK. Price $1 10. The Gnest goods made. OSTRICH TIPS, Ae FANCY FEATHERS, WINGS IN ALL SMADES, RIBBON: ‘ SASH RIBBONS, SOFT SILK SASHES, FANCY SASBES, 7-iuch Gros Grain, all silk, 80c,, iu ali colors. ch Gros Grain, all silk, 90c., in all colors. Bennet Ribbons in all the new colors, ‘oft Silks for bonnet trimmings. VELVETS in all th SEAL prow i? tt the Hew shades. CARDINAL, NAVY" BLUR, MYRILE GREEN, : DtaB, BLACK, DACES, VALENCIENNES, GuIrURE, YAK, Q MADE-UP_ LACE GooDs, i te SLEEVELESS JACKETS, LACE CAPES, LACE OVERDRERSES, CHILDREN'S LACE CAPR, LACE RUFFLINGS IN| ENDLESS” VARIETIES, EMBROIDERIES S ALL KINDS. LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S SCARPS, New lovey Winsor ie" it ea, 20c. ENBROIDERED "LACK TIES," LACE TTES IN ALL KINDS. $1 08; every pair warranted, TIES, 1,000 dozen KID GLOV Call and examine onr immonsy stock of MILLINERY GOODS, the largest in the city on retail. ; NEILL & CO, xth avenue and Twonti _RoT and 929 gs ke gt RICHARD MEARS, Ge AVENUE AND NINKTBENTH “STREET, aos =— * OPENING ON MONDAY | IN EVERY DEPARTMEN' o—— NEW GOO: —~9 adapted to eurly fill trade. The most complete and perfect assortment of Do not fail to inspect the following lines of wi be to your EXAMINE THEM BEFORE PURCHAS: Tt will pieces colored gros ir ing every fashionable dark shade, # "Sra, for fall and winter, #L 50 per #780 preces colored Vag ‘grain dross in all desirable colors, 1 75 per yar First class black gros grain Silks, $1, ${_10, $1 15, $1 20, Very fine black gros grain Silks, ‘BL, $150, Superior biack Milks, in different maken, $73, $1 88, $2, One lot of very elegant Lyons silks, $2 25 per yard. OPENING ON MONDAY, | saith at | 000 pieces of choice Dress Good: inl the newest styles aud colorivgs, in «plaid and plain Sorges and Diago ges and Cawel’s Hair Cloth, 25e.. 00 SOc. per yard. Mohi Deve 450, 14, Melanges, Sae., Bve., A0e.g silk-finish Bi Henriettus, Bombazines, & Beautiful blue black © Vory tine Cashmeres, extr: MILLIN ‘Opening on Monday & magnificent assortment of Birds, sine Rega Tips en French Flowers, in choicest varieties. French Feit Hate, in all the newest shapes. Black and colored Bonnet Voivets, (a all colors and qualities. wien Splendid black Boruet Volvats, $1 S8,°R2, $2 2 Colored Bonnet Velvers, $2 25, 62 00, $2.7 OSTUME AND OUTFITTING DRPARTM Ladice aro tuvited to oxamine the great v styles we have now oa exhibition aud are catia dacings Beautiful desi trimmed with sil een, garnet, dke., at $3) these to order at same pri Gray camel's hair clot Diack silk velvet, and feather bands $39, G45, $40; this is a new and boa Black silk Costumes, Guishod with lace or tringe, very sigllsh, $56, $09, $75. 75, Soe gti, 123, ‘Colored. sille Costumes, in nacy blue, pinm, seal brown, myrtle green, elaborat trimmed with velvet to mateb, im variety of styles, $75, $85, $100, ‘Large assortment of fail Overskirts and Basques ond Morne ing Wrappors ty of Dew es, colored , in pl “ / Costume, richly trimmed with and over-skirt, Ht Costumes somothing very elaborate, NoW OPENING A fuil assortment of merino Underwear, for ladies, gontles meu and children, In all tho best makes and quatities One lot of gentler o Undervesta and Drawers, regular made, handsome goods, 81 25, wort $2 striped cashmere Stockings, ys Ladies, misses and children’ MI wool, merino and cotton to ‘at the very lowost prices. a di tie Goods Housekeeping oat {he diferent varieties at popotar pete Dress Trimmings in st Caehionable styles, to announce that our regular fall opening will take ph arly in October, notice of whiek w: ounced im The papers, when we will exlubit greater one in Costumes, Trimmed Hat f former opeaings, a representative of one Mucon tn Paris and Viena for the past ting novelties and sirtes. RICHARD MEARES, corner Sixth avenue « cull stror vi mouths collec Nye AWA, A. A inpers AND LACE © EAT BARGAINS. (Larges: asgorimoat in the city.) ich ge: SHEPPARD KNAPP, ‘2 183 and 185 SIXTH AVENUE. ono door below Thirteonth street, New York, ill clone out a very desirwblo stock, including teveral new iasigns in ‘TE AND ANMIN yard, worth $8.25 and $4 ETS, trom fa 2 175 aye Y BRUSSELS, at $1 10 pe rd. INGRAINS, DRCGGETS, OLLCLOTHS » S, Ia endive rartety. LACE CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY ail, at a than cost of tm NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, run 8 GUIPURE LACE. et ys, from 3 pe! REAL LACE CUITAINS, (rom $1349 vhs. fi CURTAIN NETS AND YESTIDULE LACE: REP, CRETONNES AND FURNITURE CHIN FRINGES, GIMD'S, DRAPERY AND LAMBREQU WINDOW SHADES, 10) The pac OnATCHS of very jon ti nt Extension Corsi EMBROIDERED PIANO AND TAT CALs AND EXAMINE. Or orders by mail will receive PARED KNAPP. Bixth avenue, one door below Thirteenth street, For Other Dry Goods Advertisements Sco Sixteenth Page. THREE PLYs, aN Goons. Entire wholesale stocks at © portation. EY) ir. mported. SORDS AN wae LANDS,