The New-York Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1866, Page 6

New flu§lltamn PHE AMHULAN JOU!'INAL .OB‘I'ICULTURB AND H‘\HNIS COMPANION ED). We shsll --nu-\m lromn iug yeer t --w.n om of o8 T e NSathly Miagriine .lrvo?"hl- sericch e Vor wioog e Gomand bas been feit for & Journal fu this department tone fiberh idess, smploying sotculy e bes i i Avoerien g selection of 8 1 good from the Exglish, French, German foreign works, This demend we derign (o 429917, A plunce &t ot of Bames whch we present ue tmeng ils eontri @ive assurarce Lt our ool 11 b 6ied with valcable metier. T OF CONTRIBSTOR®. Floricvirure. ¥. 8 Raxp. % ES Josxrn Purcx. P W. Brewsir, J. P. Kraviarp, Puiwes, Jous L. l-nx Naturol m.m. nd horteatiurai Chemiatry. Davis M. Bavon, 5 ED, A Sawveis, i Onseony F. Sanmony, 'y B Bcoppen. General B. K. Brass, Also » host of oocastonal writers. 1 §s qite fwpossible to give s fall list of contributors. Woesre re- sdditions . ‘eeiving dslly, sod from ll parte of the country come Boea &7 oot sanariaie ":p.m o tialecots e mdmmmmr ol the veed of 80 wnch. lwpll-l and novel feature of the ive will Mlh - the woent of FLOWOULTURS. Hecefving contr butions from all Amown talent in Awerics, with copions extrects from the best fors worke, it wiil be an Fneyclopedia of Floricultare. To the hudy who s oni s window 1 bet gaiden, or the frout of s city rewidonice, as well a4 10 the proprietor of the largest Do & necessary companion and guide. Sngeive propger iteation s odr L0 ption por wm -flbnhmhol -Y Muuu' such & work. ' will contain 64 pages of | reading wst- 1‘.lmhd\u Hhostradonn. U8 1T WILL BE SEEN THAT YOR $3 WA GIVE NEARLY £00 0CTAVO Saaxs o» Iusoerasrsd HORTICULTURAL MATTES, sELECTED VAON R8T THE COUNTRY CAN PHODUCE. 2o Junoary nutber will be reudy ahout December 1 Twnre: $3 per snnowm, strictly in advance. 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STEV] rThie o the me -u-um uad fatereating work which has been It ia not oaly & bistory of the Uid Sixt Carper bot s stoas s complte narrative of I the srents la the Grand Arm j of the Powomec—ita i !llfln the soeues fn the s and ip the toepitals, i o beautiful toeideate, profosct ever beeu publi e Ib. woldler, whil 2 et ekt t movements of the Arm; Frion 0 xtr eloths & FOR 1867, This popalar Political and Statistioal Anavl will be sesdy abowt January 1, and will contain: INOMICAL DEPARTMENT. LITE‘AL DEPARTMENT. m-()m—— e of XA T Cengron 1o s m hnp-u ut the Firat Seasion of the XXXIXth Congress. P Mnh--drneu-lu . B Righte Bill and the Prosident’s Vete wun—mnumrmunu\' oio Mowsage. Proposed Awmendment tothe Coustitution of the United The National Convention of Conservative Repab/icaos sod Demo- Coogress. F? ‘Soutbern Loyalists' Convention. Addiuss"of tbe utioasl Commiten of the Republiesn Us T‘:‘NMTPIW of Padlic Opinion ia 1885, Eiretlon Keturas from the States 1ad Tarrcortes beidiay Plec: carefully tomplled and compared wish formm ‘The States of the Uston: Ares, P Cuy Governore mdc.l‘:’:-l Laa-h;um. oo of Sue, Eiectlons ke i Ares, Populat o Somne o, Fam o Grrompent, Price 20 cents. Seven (poet-paid) One Dollar. Tw. Hlundred whes sent by Expross. Addren ordens % - S L‘ORlNG‘ NEW MJVEL LORDS AND LADIES. deaiond between & party of ‘l‘.['-h;-“ Gea- e s o duot eadses mm ANN §. STEPHENS" NEW | BOOK. THE SOLDlfiB SbonPHA\ S, bz :lo,;l“-d.-lr;: nlh h’:': A o:'n lfih’ ?2':{ ‘.:; oo, ‘Addres 4 “’?"' e -r BPETERSON & 1 l:rh—'arbuflfluq-k'o 6 € NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE., MONDAY, SOVEMBER 19, 1 New Pnblications, NEW NOVEL BY SOLON ROBINSON, T1E VETERAN AGRICULTURAL EDITOR or NEW-YORK THE TRIB A nevel by Sclom Robinson, long and well known aa the Agricultursl menced in the WezkLy TRIBONR of December b, 1t in calied ME-WON-I-TOC; A STORY OF WESTERN LIFE, INDIAN AND DOMESTIC. Thotgh st Mr. Robinson's first novel, we do not doubt that this wil- Dewly preve the worth of the pen thet in 50 many chapters of success- fu) withag for the furm id the freside, asd 1o beblfof the friend: iess poor of & crowded city bas been entertainig aod instroctive. A true Jndian sovel 4o wmong the rarities of Matter-dey fiction, sod Ahe plovees ife cf the West, abounding, e It dees, iu rude bet rich ‘material for the work of the Develist, bas found. of Jate, but few failh" ful deliueators, 1t fs Dot t00 much to sey thet few Americans bave Beoen 40 boer L0 the American people in their homestond Ii‘e and char acters s setilers und pioneers s the sutbor of Me Won-1-Toc few bave {raveiedso far and obeerved so closely emid the varletios of tbe far. mer's and pioneer’s life, Ewt and West; and 0 wter for the duily prees bas kad & Reever relish for, sud livelier sympathy with. the fresh and free oot-door life which enters nto tbe elements o his novel. Mr. Robizson's writings have siways been marked by » quaint awd & rect forces ploturecs, siwpié but grephic, of things se they really wre; practical and minote knowledge of the useful and the beeutiful as they aro brought together into every-day consciousness—thess axo some of u painting with which toe resders of this poper bave been long famili The new povel, which will be begun the first week in December. will contioue daring the Spriog. In sddition te this, THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will contain, &y uwusl, features of entertaioment, fnstruction, xnd variety, sorpassing those of any other journs) published to benefit the bome iife of the peopie, and Jastify the ever icressing support which bus made it the wost widely circulated paper in America. THE NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE {0 printed on a large doubie-medium sheet, making eight pages of olx Brosd colomns esch. 1t containa all the important Editorials pub- labed in THE DAILY TRIBUNE, except those of merely local 1o~ terest; also Literary and Spientific Inteltigence; Reviews of the most {nteresting snd important New Books; the Letters from oor large corpe of correspondents ; the latest News received by Telsgraph from Washington and sl other parts of the country ; & Summary of sl im- portant futeliigence in this eity and elsewhere; » Synopeis of the Proceedings of Congress and State Legislsture when in session; the Foreign News reosived by every stesmer; Exclusivo Reports of the Proceedings of the Farmers’ Club of the Auericen Institate; Talke aboot Fruit, and otver Hortieoltural sud Agricultursl information essentisl to country residents; Stock, Fivancisl, Catile, Dry Goods end General Market Reports; miaking i, both for variety and com pleteness, altogether the wost valusble, interesting and instructive WarkLY NEWSPAPER published in the world. The Full Reports of the American lnstitute Farmers Club, and the various Agricultarel Reports, in each pumber.are viehly worth s year s subseriptiou. THE NEW NOVEL GRATIS. Auy person sending the movey for ten copies WEEKLY TRIBUNE wifl be entitied to an extrs copy gratie The work, if publisbed in book form, would cost two dollars. Price of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE five cents per copy. wale by it Newswen, For TERNS, epy, | yesr—i2 mumbe Mait b Mab sobecribors, Ten eopies, ddressad Twenty copies, adire Ten eopies, ta ot Twenty copies, t An extra copy will be sent for 6ach ciub of ton, cashs 16 be peid tu s on New-York, or Post-Office orders, payable to (he order of THE TRIBUNE, being safer relerable to avy other mode of re- mittance. Address THE TRIBUNE, New.Vork Fine Arls. VH{ ‘HI V,—Av,nnv ate mla a very collaction fin cfll‘fllud Mot ra PICTURES and STATUARY, con'sin: i onl Morilla, the proverty af th 70\-)- n et the privato paliery N noem pom Uniere said 5 ¥ \»tho:lhym' of »t ~'| an of wi N, EMMET, |l lmy A, 24 Willam ot e flnmmr\ HAS. C. SHELLEY, No. 63 Barclay-st.. ) h\. AMGUB PRINTE] Clreatars, Ll eads, Posters, i Pipssrsi ) « \l,l\erhA RES hll}’l\ JNE FOR TIE TRADE. EVERDELL"™ SONS, No. 104 Ll Wi ERs Statwonern and Fancn @ooaa (COGHRANE GLASS T 112 W ikiam-st.. Now:Y ork. A NKSTANDS, PAY FRARY TNRATAS .\I(" Whitney & Druper priote._Mafl orders Rerien STIMONIALS—A very o Mvmum-n t the clese of schools. Certilicates, \u.nll cqmanty baine EAM JOB PRINTERS ssd LABEL MANUFACTUR- TRRVHANDS attended 1o w styles 01 the sbov BERLIN & JONE NVELOPES of every variety o ‘manufectared on our Patent Gumming and_Folding Open-Fud Envel and NOTE-PAPERS. Now, 134 wnd 136 William-ot. ‘ CARDS, &c.—~Just Out—The new. large Square Flap, the most desirable styles Wodding-Euveiope ever nttoducrd. Mouruing Euvelopes, Papers Cards and M'mniw(‘i E: anl’(‘k \TIO\ NOTICE —l‘uhhc notice is hPN‘h)‘ iven to the owBer oF owers, secapant or occupants of ail Houes & and Lot following Amessments of the Bosrd i Aswewors for exauiination by all pemous iuteresied, vie Ini—For paviug with atone blocks Worth street from Brosdway to strent, ot paving with sione blecks Thirty-nioth strest between Fifth nd Sixth ¢ northeast corner of Fifty fourth street Jating sad grading Fifth elghth street between zum ing and Brosdway. 2dison avenue be'wsen Fifty-third ou 3. W, corner of Sladison sveaue oy and Batwesa Fulton and Jorn trosts. 14tb—For buli Fuerw ot war Stanto: Sagton, Delasce od Haxter wnd Divisioa Sth paving wich Tweaty-seveatn strest from First lat--Both sides of We:th atran, and to the axtent of balf the bloc ents. 24—Both sides of Thirty-ninth airast, trom Fif L t rom Boosdway to Barter strast ther way ou the (atersecting Sixth evenus. { | and to the extant of half tue block wither way on Fifth aud Sixth ave- au 34— Fiva lots om tha sasterly and Fifty-afth atrests “tti—fots sides of Filty-elgh ll'ln“‘w‘fl K half the oh Both idos of Fifty niuth siree, (ruia U airaet o the ery. ~Both sldae of Twaaty fourth sizest. from Lexington to Third ue. Bin—-Hoth sides of Blanckar strest, betwesa Chaclos and Perry otreets Wbi—Hot aides of Madison avenue. from Fifty-third to Fifty Aith atront: wivo, the woriiariy eide of Filly-tiid sirce: aud the southery side of Fifry-fourti street, from Madison te Fiith avenue; also. the Subiarty sida of €th avetise. fcom Filly-ihird to KiOy-fourth street 0th—Both eides of Fifth avenus, betweea ‘Liirty-sixth sad Tuirty seveath airests; aleo. the soutawmsterly coraer of Fifih avenus end Thirty-sizth etrest: also. the uu'hnq ide of Thiry-sevents wirast. betwaea Madisur it aven: Bt aldes of $ixt svenus, {10 Twontieth to Twenty-secoud atrest h—nuhm.f(mmu atrest, betwe . ToAbeBoth ldes of CIE treet. batwasn John and Fulton strests 14tti—Both eides of Fasex stiest. between and Rivingion oth sides of Eesex wireet. betwesn Delsncey and ireste; aiso, both sides of Ewex sirea:, botweon Hestor and Diviaion streets. 15tb—Both sides of Twentv-seveath wirewt, from Firat to Fith wxient of balf the biock eliier way ou the lute: Delancey and Broows wents, sud who are quested to pravent zued, at their office. House, within thirty davs from date of JACOB . OAKLE JOUN D. OTTIW i o { Bourd of 4 ASAAD O HUBT, "8 o o _ Office Board of Assensors. New Couri House, November 17, 1668, A0 NTHY, M AR P AVERS—NOTICE i OREST* MO o P e mlc-d‘-? of A.uLY GAmem ,,.:‘;h: : O phe, vt il be n(i:i to sl agrices | Dy uxom-.mnum..u o exicoared rom the aay the booke wer N combines briliient and ‘magnificen! e B e s, ST s e | 1087 BUPERB COLLECTION OF STANDARD, I T ] M. NUNAN No. 80 Nawsau 4 find the *“PLYMOUTH AND, WISTORICAL REGISTER * ok will con- ”'!hhfin!l 3 |l'rw‘°3' L ll"”"&"m cupetion o cvery woter, ke The || FTORICAR fatus makes 1o bock o ~ o 8 With sd- irwl-clase wiveitioing adidtod, 7 \ ¢ Pubianars, Widdotor, ort o s GO (o Aot RS will DII.I(.‘NJIY & UN Doet the countty IVL'H' ¥ Teceivel ugpasto the day of payment. wil be sdded. No mouey will be received aiterd o'closk pm Crrice oy T $rager C o. 237 ) CONTRACTORS.—Proposals inclosed in a wealed envelope, iudorsed with the title of the work, end name of the bidder written lI»rmn wiil be ucoln‘ at this office uatil Wed: ll 2o e b, (e ud Sarziog Sevvarpbars woen First aud & 'oco:fl v atees, bebwaan Kl ot N an 0s. Forcard, gutter sud fagelng Ninety-sacond street, between avenues. 121 fagsing T obty-sixth streel, between iug Seveutyeventh cond avenue and Faut nu‘.u Twenty-geverth strent, south-west eorver ef Becord Street Depar CONNFL oo T RICH LA(FS AND PARIS’ l-.!ll!ROll)Ll We bave now in stock & large ssmortment of REAL POINT AND APPLIQUE COLLARS, SETS, BARBES, PARASOL COVERS, FLOUNCES, ke ALSO, A FINE LINE OF BLACK GUIPURE AND CHANTILLY | KETS, LI TRIMMING LACES, INFANTS' RICHLY EMBROIDERED | ppHO BAPTISMAL ROBES, LADIES' PARIS EMBROIDERED ROBE DE CHAMBRES, EMBROIDERED LAWN HAND- KERCHIEFS, HEMMED AND COLORED-BORDERED DITTO, IN GREAT VARIETY, AND AT POPULAR PRICES, ARNOLD, CONSTABLE &£CO., CANAL, CORNER MERCER-ST. Houu.uy UNDERGARMENTS. LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. #CHEILLEY'S" CELEBRATED KID GLOVES, PLUSH LINED, 0 CASTOR, CLOTH AND SILK GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS. Also, JUST RECEIVED, AN INVOICE OF FARIS EMBROIDERED SHIRT FRONTS, ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., Noa 207, 309 AND 31} CANAL ST BLACK BILKS IN ALL THE VARIOUS MAKES AND STYLES, STITABLE FOR CLOAKS AND DRESSES We beg respectfully to call sttention to the sbove Mack of goods, as they wil be found. soparior in quaity and st Jower_prices, for the »flmummlulhfiulld.w,ui-w ment. PLAIN, ALSO, FANCY FIGURED, Avd STRIPED SILKS, MOIRE ANTIQUES, BATINS, ke ke AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & 0., Nos. %77, 309 and 311 CANALST. LOTHDEPARTMENT—BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS, VELVET CLOTHS, SCOTCH TWEEDS, MELTONS, OPERA AND CARRIAGE CLOAKINGS, » GREAT VARIETY AxD AT POPULAR PRICES. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., ¥ ___CANAL, CORNER MERCEILST, BALL DRESSES.—GRENADINE, Parry & GAZE DB SOIE, JLLUSION AND TARLETAN ROBES. TLAIN, STRIPED, AND BROCHE, AL TH LATEST PARISIAN SOVELTIES, JUST KRCEIVED. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO,, Nos. 37, 309, and 311 CANALST, DRESS GOODS!! TABLE & CO. S GOODS! ARNOLD, Are now offeiing CUOICE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT or IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS, CONS VELOUR OTTOMANS,” “REPE" MERINOES, PRINTED CASHMERES, snd DELAINES, ALPACAS, MOHAIRS, SCOTCH WOOL sud GALA CLOAKINGS sed DRESS PLAIDS, ke ALSO, Ab Elersnt Awortment of PRINTED CASHMERE ROBE DE CHAMERLS" Jost Receiv Noe. 37, %0, and 3 YLOAK DEPARTMENT. —NOVELT, EMFROIDERED AND READED SACQUES BLACK FRENCH CAMEL'S HAIR EMEROTDERED AND BEADED SHAWLS, SILK, PLUSIl, VELVET, AND CLUTI GARMENTS PLAIN AND FANCY OPLERA CLOAKS, TALMAS, JACKETS, SACQUES. ke Pmbracing althe Iatest FABRICS wd SHAPES season, aud of OUR OWN WELL-KNOWN sad PARIS MANUFACTURE, ARNOLD, CONSTABLI & CO,, CANAL, CORNER OF MERCER ST. (‘lil'Al REDUCTION I\ PRICES FALL AND umnn CLOTHING GEO. A. HU .\'I'l'.lfi & CO'S CLOTHING WAREHOUS Nos. 260 and 202 Bowery NESS SUITS t $16. $16, $20, $25, asd $50. OVERCOATS st $10, #12, €15, $10. 820, $25, and $20, Nos. 200 and 297 Bowery, Petween Honston and Bleackerats. OTICE OF REMOVAL. IMPORTANT REDUCTION ~ «d this DRY GOODS AND CARPETING. of out REMOVAL in DECEMBER to our NEW STORE, No. 341 Eighth-ave., now in course of constiuction, snd mext o the one we have so long occupied, we propose to offer our large stock st great reduction from former prices. This will be & good opportunity for Lousekeepers and otbers'in want of Winter goods EORGE KEYES, No. M3 Fight-ave., near Twooty-eighthet. TJ O. FARRELL™, Nos. 267, 260 nnd 271 Thmy it one dootess comer of Elghthare = Carpats Co " choica selection of CRUSSLEY'S uhhnnl nustxu.s ARPETS, nowest styles imported; Engliah Brus chsige iy, 81 W; Powerlooms Tugraine, h Cotton Ci fred, 83000 werths Poclr aad Badroom Parnitere, mneluctored o0 § ted. Small profite -cwn-lqmmu.- hitney Blakets, st To v Fid QMILLIE & Co. D Have opensd the most ELEOANT ASSORTMENT CLOAKS®, SACQUES. BASQUES, JACKFTS and CIRCULARS fa VELVET sad CLOTIL, wiich cannot be surpssssed in America. BROADWAY. btiwesn Eighh and N et Twenty-fifth-st. Royal Velvet ana Body Brus- weleg Cotton Chain Ingraine. “unnhply A :"'?"uflp;.'.'wb"” 'v._v‘-:':u xy roesmtzaat of i Cla, Draagets W Rigs, Macs, be.. b D KELLY lo 0 A\LY umuln for Ladios and_Children: new n' ng/lsh Meriro DRAWERS, VESTS, GAITERS. lllflLK flLUiZ HOODS, !(,Al'nl. ke, ke, Parle KII) GLO r t M‘I'My all colors, st LGER'S, Now. 460 aod 863 DL PERCEVAL", No. 75 Broadwa .,,n.(x. Astar-pluse Infuaty’ Wardtobes. aud ot Dresses, Cops, Walsts, Ap: Spen & Tadies’ Undar Garmente, Ladior Birte, Lodicy ..uu..-.-m Large stock of Embroidsred Yoker, luitials snd Cosw-of-Atms Fa- brotdered on Ifsadkerchials, Table Linea snd Bod Clothsa. Stamping wuuu’uu AND RETALL, T INENS A SPECIALTY! MILLIKEN & Co.. No. 743 B; 3 GOODS, conseqoeatiy they phia - ‘r','l L gt e id un-mummu- in their lion, Tl and ar bouse " -nrvnld Pore Lhn.-’ v e 2 S BUGLE TRIMMINGS Just received, w uu of rich good RICH VII‘:X?'I'K TRI h()!. OPERA ruuls ke, luc&g(‘:;rm‘:' JACES, m’l lauv-m \ m Ve, DI A RIC FINE unvv LA ufinbvu ALL WIDTHS L D AL COLORS saitaLle for NEW SiAres BONNET FRA ~LITIES, e 5 FIN® Q7 nmnmfln - ll cents, wolth 5 28 cents, worth b2 N! n-um. wortl INS at 75 nll ‘worth o8 B HICH ARE OF * " 563 FANCY SCARBS 4436 eunea _,‘I ‘Mruu s, VELVET +RIBBONS ALL WIDTHS: AND ALL COLOAS! A new cabe Just 1 ved @ REDUCED PRICES. . BLUXOME, No. 1123 BROADWAY betwaen Tweaty 6fth and Towait ".J STPATENT LANPS, YOLDING POCKET LANTERNS, N 4 MAILY N LANE N X 7 Drn BGoods. AES, fi&'ss FURNISHING AND UPHOLSTERY G0ODS AT ATTR(TIVE PRICES, V17, BROCATELLES, REPS, CHINTZES, GIMPS, LOOPS, BANDS, CORNICES, LACE CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, MADI—! TABLE AXD PIANO-COVERS, QUILTS, BLAN- ENS, SHEETINGS, ke., ko RY ORDERS PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY EXECUTED. LORD & TAYLOR, Now, 461 to 407 BROADWAY, Noa 255 to 261 GRAND-ST., Nos. 47 and 49 CATHARINE-ST. LAIN CLOAKS, AT HALF ’ITII oon 0f [MPORTATION. AT m‘l‘“ llfllm TRICES, A large sad sttraetive siock FALL AND Wlml GARMENTS, Of our own manefactore. LORD & TAYLOR. Noa, 461 1o 467 BROADWAY. E PRICES. T A A HOSIERY, UNDERGARMENTS, GLOVES, TIES, BCARPS, SUSPENDERS, COLLARS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, ke, LORD & TAYLOR, Nos. 461 to 467 BROADWAY, No. 255 to 261 GRAND ST. Noa. 41 and 49 CATHARINEST. &T REDUCED PRICES, FOR THE BALANCE OF THE -um Our entire Iarge and attractive stock of FANOY CLOAKINGS, BEAVERS, CHINGHILLAS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, VESTINGS, CLOAK VELVETS, ke., ke, LORD & TAYLOR, _ Now. 461 to 47 BROADWAY, Nos. 255 to 261 GRAND-ST., e syl Now 47 0149 CATHARINE ST, _ T REDUCED PRICES, FOR THE BALANCE OF THE SEASON, CommEncing MONDAY, Nov. 19, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF REAL LACE SHAWLS, FLOUNCES, CAPES, BARBES, COIFFEURS, SETS, COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, EMBROIDERED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, ke LOKD & TAYLOR, Nos 461 to 467 BROADWAY, Noa. 256 to 861 ORAND-ST., Ko, & 49 CATHARINE ST. REDUCED PRIC FOR THE BALANGE OF THE SEASON, Comurxciva MOSNDAY. Nov. 19, LADIES': BREAKFAST ROBES. ROEES DE CHAMERE, HKI“’I‘- Ch Corset Covers, ko, Children’s b te, Under-dresses, Hate, Cape, Nurvery bnlru lu‘ants’ Wardrobes, Fridal Outhits, ke, &e. LORD & TAYLOR, Nos. 461 to 467 BROADWAY. ]\ I REDUCKD PRICES, v ¥OR THE BALANCE OF THE SEASOX, A Comnryeino MONDAY. Nov. 19, PLAIN AND FANCY RS, MOIRE ANTIQUES. SATINS. SATIN SERGES, POPLINS, FRENCH MFRINOES, EMPRESS CLOTHS, WINCEYS, PLAIDS, FANCY DRESS GOODS, D! LAINES, MOURNING OOODS, &7\, ke, ke, LORD & FAYLOR, Nos. 461 to 47 HROADWAY Noa 255 to 201 GRAND ST WN WITH THE VE BARGAINS 15 ¥ A LARGE OONSIGNM D" 00 Fribroidered se 25 Enbrotdered #1150, w , $1; B LOT , POINT LACES, Drawers, and L ce. E. WILLIAMS & Co,, No. 473 Broadwey, N. Y. ‘ll..‘\ S FURNSHING GOODS - AT RETAIL UNDERSILIRTS AND DRAWERS I great varie'y. FNOLISII MERING, LAMBSWOOL, AND COTTON HALF HOSE, CARDIGAN JACKETS. SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. EAVER AND DOGSKIN ULOVES. NOVELTIES IN SCARFS AND TIE \LPACA AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS, P USHES, COMBE, L¢. § TO ORDER t the shortest notice. THRERAND FOUR rm COLLARS. At Ne. 41 FULTON ST., Corner PE. PHEODORE Y A WHITE BLANK ORED B BLANKETS f svery Jeverty o FAMILY, HOT UBLIC INSTITUTIONS, From the FINEST CRADLE to the LAKOE 134 SIZES, and from #1273 to ll PALLL, Both WHOLESALE and RETAIL. An IMMENSF STOCK of every KIND to be found w REMAKKABLY LOW PRICES. = Also, 10,00 U. ~. FINK COLORED nl.unn from the late Goverumont saies in Philad Also s LARGE LUT of COLORED and W m1'l n:.‘twurs, i3 from the Auction Sules ¢ of Tronds ot axtreaely LO z A GOOD ASSORTMENT “ u()ul HLANKETS, nd u-a nnbmml from the Finest (o the most Common. MA BEDDING COMFURTABLI roL(Mrn ALHAMBRA SPKEADS for INSTITUTION uie, % GRANNIS, CANAL-ST. BLE DIIAIK. N TOW] n.l\u wnd TOWE u’l sll A’I‘ NG, and I'ILLU“IG CASES, PILLOW oast uNr N and O TRON FURNITURE, IRON BEDSTEADS SOUTIL N CRIBS, CRADLE: ‘I‘PTANIN ke PIANO usd )ow 71 S, All 2 20,000 U. 8. Hofl’lflh BYDII‘I'E DS, LA BLANKETS, PILLOW, L?‘M* BED«!‘A(‘K! kc. CCRTA[N MATERIALS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, LINENS, BLANKETS, QUILTS, FLANNELS, &e. TAYLOR, McGIBBON & Co, No. 09 Brosdway, bet. Eleventh and Twelfth sta. AKE & McCREERY, 4 No. 471 BROADWAY. No. 471 BROADWAY. FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS, ll,!ulm Juckets and Circulars, i Velvet, Plush, Astraces Votves ocver, Ustachite Beaver, Esquisieux, sud & grest variety of fancy elothe, ALL AT VERY LOW PRICE: GREAT REDUCTION SAL SALE CONTINUED THIS WEEK. CORNYN BRITUEKS OFFER |\ AA A o HEAVY BROVN ot 835 poir - BLPACHED MUSLING ot o HEAVY BROWN b contt o4 S1LE n’z.nnu u"uxns 10, FRENCH MY RROES I i) STRICED, i FLRID FOPLINS o meth 61, FLATD CORDED. REPS. POE LiNY EAPRES) CLOTHS L NAACAS N CREAT REDUC- BALMORAL SKIRTS €160, worth #2 50; 81, worth ““Wfimhlzflwy’"-x‘ rl,A.!‘ll K1 minvn.cwn(» M'(l"I!'ATl TINi MERES, SATINETS, 1 R AN DOWN nLANl?’:l‘l"IR;L & BRACH " 3 (3 INDIA SILK HIIA WLS. LONG and SQUARE W IDC:( u‘, GENTS UNDEROAKMERNTS GREATLY RED) OUNYN BROTHERS, No. 457 n.mn ave., near Thirty-fourth-ste ADAME ROULLIER AUGIER, No. G,,:.;,‘ to Inform ber customers that sha,bs, cloak lurned o Pase Wil o cseciod stk of fovdoyoontionsss Juwslry of evecy del olon. i FINE Hounn'«:orifis. NOW OPENING, 3,00 WAX POLLS, wORTED FOR OUR Hommv TRADE. NOVELTIES N FANCY 000DS, LACE %u & ANU Lllnnmnr.ll!!. AT P D -rmur bES Ill\l?lllh OL()VE g Il-lm'l vud oo the msst g iy W mwmunn.n g ¥ING 'LOSING ecinoes. Algacas, White Goads, Worsted un.;n Worn ‘“"“"g Fioniary, witers. Coreets. Honp Skires, Liven Hdkie, ko) T VERELOW PRICES, 8 to ke voom for one HOLIDA T GOOD Mirokgh Dasen ber, WILL DO WL 1o make thels pu° wth-at, id Siath eve R H MACY eon B and #oathoaver Now 404 swu 44 e 0rp @oods. CHEAP STORE, ROCHE, sud run llmmll. otill chenper D RIDLEY, n‘ Nn- n -»d Allenat., biock @t from the Bowery. STOBL (LK BONNET YELVETS, ad upwara, Al Bill Ve AT GBANI? B’l‘. lu. fl, a1, 311 Grundst., A'r GRAND-ET. CHEAP - Lioes of BL‘U‘ and COLURED 50, $3 and $3 90 per weie (-m.ucd Verioty of Iouu\ l-mhh. cheap. ZDWARD RIDLEY, , and Noa. 66, €8, and 0 Allen st., Nox. 309, 311, 311} Grand-t. s I‘l:d.u\;u-l)' T GRAND-8T, CHEAP STORE. Wl!-lflw Olfll(‘u 'AIC' I‘Elml-l n', l-'fl- htfio BB. Gl. CIRIG BUGLE. HEADINOS, lomi fn’nfii‘ U H ',"um Largest and widtb! c-.u-am dapariment s crowded with seveition. o un.m.-uo.-u.;-_e.“_i_‘m__“-‘\ EN 9819, COL- uu“"'g "'u.: xum "T«. e ih Giova st M-‘ znwn ) RIDLEY, "Effl mfl‘ufl.fl. W At RAND-ST, E. ELT, B nmvn? oy STRAW HATS and BLOOMERS, TR o """'""""1:.“3:’; AT ARERE N EPARTMEN v ARD RIDLEY, " aud 70 Aven-st., Noe, 309, 311, 111} Grand-at., i-i‘m'b.l:r;“::.flunm 4 '1‘0 MILLINERS ANDou UNTKY AT GRAND ST, CHEAP H’OK& Jengtha of Millinery Goods cheaper than downtown Job- bmun-hb;mu. Cail. EDWARD llhl !7. Now, 309, 711 aod 311} Grand, end 56, 68 2ad 70 ¥iRb blook east o the Bowery: AT KINZEY'S. SPLLING OFF. BT, STOCK AND FIXTURES 3 8 k{ 3 JOR AL FIO%S T2 STOCK MUST BE SBOLD. HANIIK!I?HIYFF ANED BANDKERCHIZ IR ST ) HA: ES' HEMSLITCHED AND wunomrnrn e, LADIES: N¥EDLE WORK HANDKERCHIEFS, e , 256 LADIES' EXTRA-WORKED HANDKERC HIEKS, 3ic., 7o EXTRA LINERICK L\ IIA Diit RCHIEYS, ’nm: m)kn RED £ §" E IIANI'KLRCH 8, 1o HAHDKIEILI EFS WITH COLORED BOBI)LKS ‘e, Sey U CNTS' HEMMED HANDKERCHIE GENTS EXTRA ALL-LINEN, 25, e e A” lunmnu.a BELOW COST. 12,000 PTECE S SILK VELVETS TO BE £ SILR V I RIBBONS, 6e SOLD THIS WEER, 28 PIECE, 278, 10c, PLECT RICHMEDALLION 1B EONE RICH SILK HELL RIBBONS WE ARE BELLING #2 HAX SILK RIEBUNS WIT4 GILT FIGURES, S 3 RUTTONS IN BUOGLE, STEFL, FANCY PEARL, Ko OUIK sk, BUTTONS R OUR #e. BUTTONS, Re fiin lu COMBE, BRAID LHL- OF FINE FOMADES REDUCE THIS WEEK LOT FINE SLEEVE-BUTTONS, JET ORNAMENTS, 145, HEAD-ORNAMENTS, piece. 2,000 FELT HATS, DRESS AND CLOAR TRIMMINGS, 10 10, CLOSING OUT. LA OF IN ALL THE NEW SHAPLE, 2e.to 7S¢ TE RICE. YARD. At DRESS.Q00DS MUST OLD THI? WERK. NS MERINOS, SILK ‘1'1”'[" ll?ACA‘ ke, ke e.. 25, Jle., The. (WAY DOWN) BAROGAINS. LADIES HEAVY 31 LOTS OF M EXIRA AL FXTRA HEAVY RIBLED HL E U4 MARKFD DOWN. MISSE 7 AND BOTS GLOVES IN EVERY STYLE, FROM 6c. PAIR UP. WILL BE OFFERED TS 26 FINE EMEROIDEKED o to B N LADIES . GENTS" WEEK TO CLOSF, &, HANDKERCHIERH, 156, 10 $1 29, WORTI 80 Noe. 22 a betwoen Twaity £ (CLoAks. VELVET CLOAKS JUST OPENED. ry goed cholea of CLOTH SACQU derigos frow Paris, Balance of Stock 25 per cent le tuan masnet pricen. A GREAT CRASH IN MUSLINS, DOWN THEY COME. FROM 8 TC 12. A YARD. AS USUAL, WE ARE THE FIRST TO MARK DOWN STOCK MUSLINS FOR 12}e., 14e. and 16e., WORTH LAST WEEK 18e., 20c. and 2c. MUSLINS FOR 2oc., 3¢, 250, and 2., WORTH LAST WEEK, 26c., e, He.and ¥ije THE VERY BEST OENUINE YARD WIDE WAMSUTTA MUSLINS WE SELL FOR 35 m'uu STORES CHARGE #de. CUSTOMERS CAN COME FROM FAR AND NEAR WITH w'lnur!u! THAT THE ABOVE GOODS WILL BE BOLD EXACTLY AS ADVERTISED, ALSO, BIG LOTS MEKINOES, u.nru DRESS GOODS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, AT nmc l?lil(,t FINE WHITE vuw!u ND LOTS OF OYHER AUCTION BARGAINS TOO \LM'IDL! TU MENTION. FOSTER BROTHERS, No. 167 EIGHTH-AVE. NEAR EIGNTI‘!NTH-!T And FOSTER BROTHERS, No. 272 BLEECKER.ST. QPECIAL NOTICE. A TERRIBLE SACRIFICE Of MOST DESIRABLE GOODS, some lois coally less thaa balf theiz waloe. Ouve case of ENGLISH POPLINS, #) per droms. One case of ENGLISH POPLINS, #1715 por drem. One case of SILK CHECKS sad STRIPES, FRENCH POPLIN, $450 per dress. One ease of SILK CHECKS, DOUBLE FOLD FRENCH POPLIN. #5 por dresa. One case of BLACK CRAPE EUGENTES, *s5% uch bargains bave been offered slnce 1957 Obascvs, W. JACKSON, Tmportar of Mouraing Goods o. 561 Brosdway, betwaso Spring sod Pra:s LOT ruul )unl VELVET CLOAKS, A Yal $150. will be opened on A}, Novembes 10, AL0. PAII!-;(AD‘I liLfl“ PALETOTS, being less than the valae of the RISk e, axp Vi n...u‘...m.‘.""x‘.“.‘f-l&' < e » t, Pla NER DGR ot .m,]mrvv OF l:n.n‘nm SEASON ATSTEWART 5 o Taati o, BLACK BILK QUILTED .0 SKIRTS, AND lNllOlD‘m Very elegaot ‘-; :-;; 0';' Ne.. 783 BROADWAY t Botween Eighth and Nigthae No connection ‘ HITE TUCKED FRENCH SKIRTS, Ju celved, st GAYNOR'S, No. 765 BROADWAY, Betweon Eighth and Niath oy, No conuection whatever with any other store {n the oity. TnE NEW FRENCH SKIRT, At GAYNOR'S, No. 765 BROADWAY, Between mmu Niath-ste, BEAUTIFUL HHAH’! Aud all sizes; the trade supplied on LIBERAL TERMS. No conpection whatever with any other store in the city, GAYNOR; Tmporter and Manufacturer, No. 763 Broadway, between Eighth and Niathte. GBBAT (IREAT REDUCTION IN DRESS GOO! LE BOV’I‘II:I-III BROTHERS bave macked than they cost to import, sud (vi® wpweisl "rl, AID'AND STRIPE WOOL POPLINS, ENriiss &fiw‘fi%fli CHEAP, w8 o SEVERAL LoTs o s cl culm:n u '" “"fsc“' choap. fl" RROCIY Sitx r.i‘ oflfi"fi Qe BCARFS, Husnxnv [ NS, ke, 043 ioubway s e 8 Gt “p'mm:u Rwubis o Rt (it oy u«?\unmt Yourteouth st and Bulten, " Noul Fotrtruth o, betwesn MUB nd Siathaves, Now 04 b isthuve, L ; l DIA CAMEL R SHAWS SOARFS will 7. The timé of deli cleut e belng alio ':?-n- contracmet 17 Dy Boods T LEGRAIN® THI® WEEK, SILK VELOURS FOK DRESScs. the VERY RICHESy QUALITY SOLD 10 THIS DAY st $3 80, fu new chcice of rew shades st 62 25, AL Wool Reps trom the Manafuetures of L 100 pieces at ®1 75, reduesd o 81 25, 100 pieces at $2 15, reduc od to $1 0. VICTORIA WOOL and STRIPED FOPLINS for Dresses sa: BALMORAL SKIRTING, much under cont. PLAIN AND STRIPED POPLINS FOR DRESSES, The largest choice ever offered in Noveities ut this tice f (e sgp. som at Auotion Prices. SILK GOODS FOR EVENINGA AD the NEW SHADES of PAFFETAS, POULT DY, SOIE sag REPS Just Reoeived from Partx. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS, 150 Pisoes EUGENE PLAID, all BILK srd WOOL, Dechis Widih, 75 canta por yasd, werth $i 28 CLOTH FOR CLOAKINGS, M-hlmvdfitml"flm Bought #t the late Auctioh Saies of Binkard & Hotton wd ether, Just Opeued, and offered st 40 Pex Cent loss than Iwportery’ Frices. BLANKETS AND FLANNKLS. Ladies will be the best '-l'-ol-ulv'— ‘which are goancieed SPECIALTY TIIIS WEEK, REAL Fii£. . fl LINEN SHERT. INGS, SHIRTINGS, TABLE-COVERS. T .E DAMASK, ke, o4 cont of imports. LEGRAIN, .. 729 Brosdway, ) Waverly plaes S it ARGE AUCTION m' B JOHN HEATH, No, 13 Carmine.r corvc: seseher, bue Desghs b laat ek’ und now off+r» at il advavece, S CASES WHITE ARD GAAY | ANKELS, STORE- | Shoetings, Suirtings DU Linds of Masios retaied st wheloasle HED wumlnuul BED WII(IITAILIS' 3, Deluioe, Calico aud Chiots. rom our wwa Lstory, e I JOHN W G0ODS FOR TR ATLLION, DRY No. 15 CARMINE-ST., CClt. BLEECKER. Publio Institutions, _ Fulton Ferry, 4 G 1,000 Gt cont e o oos o portaton. R 1L NACY, Pourteenth-st, and Sixth-ave, No. 88 Poariecotirat, between Fifh and {[x'H aves o8 204, 308 Sixth-ave. T, STEWART & Co, will offer, on MONDA Y, + November 19. PLAIN, SATIN ~i41PED and emufi POPLINS, ke, &ke., ab 75 coate s yord. latr y 2 dat ] and $123. DW A\ AND TENTH-#T. RT & oper, on MONDAY . Nmbel 19, RICH nnomu 20 SILK ROEES SILK CHA\II!I lll ‘I‘ W ~l'\LlS, EV] Auu DEKESSE: A _VARIETY OF SILKS PORCOEMLTOILETTE <TPIPED pdoid D JSOIE & 83 wud $2 0 per yord; and FANCY SILKE, fom $1t0 § 34 BLACK bth " ®i n;v TordMuoH W COST OF IMPORTATI AY A‘(D 'rl NTHST. l,‘ABUlUNW A’l‘ THE ll:\CLB. THE JEROME SKIRT IN BLAGK REPS, WITH WHITE HORSE SHOES, AND IN WHITE VELOURS, WITH BLACK HOESL “TIOES. THE NEWEST AND MOST ELEGANT 3K OF THE SEASON, At GAYNOR'S, No. 5 Broadway, between Eighth No councction whatever with any othar stor. in the e DECLINE IN RI,ANKI 0N SATURDAY OF LAST WEFK wo hought & large Job Lot of BLANKETS, (e grestast beraios wer bave over bad in these good WE SUALL NOT MARK TITEM UP, ut baving bougit thewn 2 'hem st only a slight 5. ve it porsible, the wxeiew s other stores would d real volne, intend (I cowt. thereby incress Auction Goode, KEADY OUR STORE I8 DAILY CROWDYD b over our cheap with ea or aeon. [ 1 thes bat we i o o4 pElcoreoet Sy Tots. n whel stle ICutes UCTION Re a0 this 1o by we are epebled to eell tem cheaper than . neigh 1o wam conte {10 ;..,».wm.....» Bouses large jiotin on s which they should bay at GREAT ATTRAC nov ¥or Tms WEEK ALL WOOL GRAY RLANKETS. worth #3 80; % wpatr, ALL WOOL, VERY HEAVY, for &% 64, 85 ei Gir.ax BAR: OAINS, LANKETS, only 84 ;;vv wooL, WHITE BOY TiEM NS OF US YOU CAN SAVR 5 ON EAG H YARD, of F FLA HEA of DRSS GOODS uqur. Lot ALPACAS, CHF AUCTION LOTS of TABLE LINF. AUCTION LUTS of CASS'MER| AUCTION LOTS of SHIRTS aid DRAW AUCTION LOTS of BEAVER CLOAKINC AUGTION LUAS of TOWELING, CHYAP. SA BY BUYING \ul{l GOODS OF US. FOSTER & WELSH, No. 227 Fightt . B.—Take particalar notice of our other stores on the avenae with & similar nawe to oure, snd we Wiy Lo be held sceountable ouly for oar own shortcouings. ¥ & W. e ————————————————— e .lm RyaRAL 8 OF) f €., Vet 3). 16 PROPOSALS FOR lRO\ HEAD BLOCES.~1. Seaied Propesas will b rscaived ut the Officeof the Qoarer Dt vl Nov. 90, 108, for e ron Tuoad Blosks or Nationsl Cometariss, ia g Ees sbout s follows, At Borton, Mase from 30to 500 bead blocksh Providence, B, from 3o 500 bead blocks. New-Havea, Cons 00to _ 500 heod bioeks. [ 4000t0 8,000 bed blocks. A0t $.500 heed bioeh Logia u"#i;.qfl.‘:}: Bte "800 beod Dlockic Li0te 2,000 head blocka. 130010 370 bead Nocks, 2,500 to 4000 head blecke, 000 to 1,500 Lesd Liockh, 100to 200 head plockss 200to 500 bead blocka. 20,000 t0 25.000 head blocks, 300010 4,000 head hiock 12,000 10 16,000 heed bioekts 1,000 to 1,500 beed bloeks, Bl 1o 30000 4,000 besd blockst 00 1,500 bead 15,008 49 38000 head blacksl 10010 1.500 beed bioeks. 2500 t0 3,000 beed blecks, 0010 600 1 esd blockss L300 2.000 bead bioekt, 5000 1,000 bead tlockts 50to 3500 Lead blocka 2,000 2,50 bead blockt. 1,000 to 1500 head blocks. 1,000 to 1,500 hieod bincks. 4000 to 7000 bead blocks. 12,000 to 13.000 Lead bloeks.. LS00 to 2 500 bead blocks, 7000 1,000 hesd biecka. 200040 3000 head blocks.. 500 1o 1,000 bead blocks. 2,000 €0 & /000 bead biocks. 2000 to 2,500 ead bloeks. 50040 800 bead blocks. 80040 600 beed bloeks, 20000 _ 30 beed blocke. 1800 to 2,000 hesd blockss. 1 25,000 head bloeckse 40006500 hewd blockn 8000 o 12,000 hesd biocks €0 000 bead blocks.. ot 15,000 to 20,000 bead biockis 0015 4300 bead Docks 000 to 5000 bead blecks 8000 60 10,000 head biockss 2,010 1,000 heed blockss 1.200to 1,500 bead blocks. 4000 10 8,000 bead blocks. 0040 2,500 head blosks: 1200 to 1,500 head blocke- 1,000 to 1,200 ewd biocks.. Foonts 43 bod bk peinstn. 600 to 1200 beed bscks- e 200 Lead blocks. asson LEte Tt bt Hiacianstt. OMo, Yot 1,000 head biocktn mabty. O om 30040 2400 bead bocise Jrom 30to 400 head bleokt: om © W0 to 300 head biscki 2:: 4,000 to 8,000 head blockh o ?)nu 4,000 Lead booeks lrom 100040 1,300 kead blockh from 100t 300 hesd biocis- from @0 to 1,000 beed blocks: rom 3,000 2,500 hesd biocks- flom a."u.:r»u»ah th the specibeacionts confora eiricily 1o the mampies. both of which may b of tae or Chiet oo v-.m Philade D'fl.m.-. u?...,“v'v""'.‘....' :"'..:"" Moo wibjest t futare arrungement,+30- W 1as of HGGe 818 {aeh shad 101k st conform rigidly M-'k‘udnfywb- , "wn-l!l..-'nml ' deliviry an the Ulel of 1w ay dirvet e €1 pot offion addrens of the Biider sk vl afpesr opusa's for b ) oot Urtest e M be plataly Iadaed * vh Rrovet Vo vvwnmkn