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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 13,957. NEW YORK SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1874? QUADRUPLE SHEET. PRICE FIVE CENTS.
DIRECTORY FOE ADVERTISERS.
amusements -Thirteenth Paoe ? Second, third,
fourth. fifth and sixth column*.
ahtrYiiloGY? Tuibd Paob? Filth column.
?ALL SEASON? Thibtkkbth Paue-i lrat column.
HILLI A RDS? Tuibtbkjith Pace? aeuuud column.
BOAEDKRS WANTED? Rbcokd Pais*? Third, totirth and
" filth columns, and Fourteenth PAOE?Thlrd, lourth
And tilth column*.
BOARD AJiD l.ODOINO WANTED? Fourteenth Page?
Filth column.
BRO< i K LY N ltKAL ESTATE FOR SALK? Third Paob?
Klmt ami neconrt column*.
BUSINESS OFPOIU'L N1TIKS? Tenth Pagb.
BUSINESS SoTICtS-Nmiii Pack? Filth and sixth col
umns.
CITY REAL EST AXE POR HALE? Third Pacb? First
column.
CLERK.-- \ND SALESMEN? KirrrRKTH Pace? Fourth
and tlttli columns, and Third Paoh? Filth column.
CLOTW NG? Fouhth Pack? Sixth column.
COACHMEN AND GARDKNBrS? FitTKIKTH Pacb?
Filtli column.
COAL AND WOOD? Fourth Pag*? Sixth column.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS ? Fourth Page? *ixlh col
umn.
COPARTNERSHIPS? Tenth Paob.
COUNTRY Board? Fourteenth Paob? Sixth eolumn.
DANCING ACADEMIES ? Eleventh PAOE-Filth and
sixth column a
8ENTIS IRY? Poiirieknth Paob? Second column.
BY GOOl 8? First Paob? Third, fonrth, tilth aud ?lxth
columns, And sixteenth Paob? First, second, third,
lourth and ilnb columns.
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET? FURNISHED AND
UNPURNISIIKD? Second PAOB-First and second
columns and Fourteenth Paor? First column.
BUBOPEAN STB AM8UIP8? Fourth Page? Filth and
sixth eolnmn *.
BXOHANOK? Sixteenth Pao*? Sixth eolnmn.
EXCURSIONS? Fourth Pack? Sixth column.
FIB ANClAfj? Tenth Paob.
FOR HALK? Third Pack? Sixth column. _
MJBNU9HKD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
Second Pace? Second and third column*, aud
Fovrtkentu Page? Plrstand second column*.
PtJRNITURE? Elbvkntii Paob? Sixth column.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS ? Third P AOS- Fifth col
umn.
HBLP WANTED ? FEMALES? Fifteenth Paob? Third
and fourth columns, aud Third Pace? Fifth column.
HELP WANTKD? MALES? Fiptebnih Pace? Fifth and
alxth columns, and Third Page? tilth column.
HORSr.i-i, CAKR1AOKS, AC. -Fourth Pasb? Firat and
second columus.
SOTBiiB? Fourteenth Pace? Fin h and sixth columns.
OUSES, BOOMS, 40., WANTED? Fourth Paob?
Fourth column.
INSTRUCTION? Sixteenth PACB-Slxth column.
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKKN, HUDSON CITY AND BER
OEN REAL ESTA1K ?OK SALE? TiuJID Paoe
Sccond column.
iTUF" ~
LECfUl{E S1SA-ON? Tai rik ektii Pagb? Second col
umn.
LOAN OFFICES? Third Pace? Fifth column.
LOST AND FOUND? TiiiBTKJWTn Pack? !? Irst column.
MACRINERY-Third Pag*? Sixth column.
MARBLE M A NTELS ? Thirteenth Pacb? Second col
umn.
MATRIMONIAL? P. LBVEN-rn Pacs? Sixth column.
MBDICaL? Third Pace? Fifth column.
VILLI NRRY AND DRESSMAKING? Sixteenth Page?
Fifth and sixth columns. _ ___
MISCELLANEOUS" ADVERTISEMENT^? Tw*l?-th
Paok? Fifth and sixth columns.
MISCELLANEOUS? Third Park? Sixth column.
SUSIOAli ? Eijctbntii Pack? Fifth column.
EW PUBLICATIONS? N mm Page-sixiIi column.
BWSPAPi.HS? Fourth Pacs? Fourth column.
PERSON A L?Piri" Pacr? First ami second columns
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, AC.? Thirteenth Page? First
column.
FBOFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED? PEMALES ?
Fifteenth Paok? Third column, and Thibd Pace?
Filth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR BALE OR TO
RENT? Third Pacb? Second and third columns.
BBAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE? T*UU> Page? I'hird
and fourth columns.
BE A I. ESTATE WAN IEi>? Tmnn Page? Fourth column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES? First Paob? Second and third
columns.
MEWARDS? Thirteenth Page? First column.
BALES AT AUCTION? Fiftkk.nth Pace? Sixth column,
and Fourtkrntii Pack? Sixth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED? FHMALE>>? Fifteenth Page?
First, second aiul third columns, and Tiunu Page?
Fourth and tlttli columns.
SITUATIONS WAN I ED? MALES? FirntKNTH Page?
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NOTiCEn? Fourth Pace? Third and fourth
columns.
SPORTING? DOQS, BIRDS, AC.? Fourth Paob? First
column.
HTORAGK? Fourth Page? Fourth column.
*Hb TRADES? Fikti kntii Page? sixth column, and
Third Pack? Filth column.
THE TURF? Fourth Pace? First column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPO ES- RpcoKD Pag??
First column, snd Fourteenth Pack? First column.
TRAVELLERS' GUI DE? Fourth Pace? Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET?
Second Pack? Third aud fourth columns, and
Fooutrenth Pack? second column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE? Eujtbnth 1'ACB? Sixth col
umn.
WATCH ES, JEWELRY, AC.? Fourteenth Pacb? Sixth
column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET? Third Pace? berond column.
WINTER RESORTS? Fourteenth Pack? .-lxth column.
TACUTS, STEAMBOATS, AC.-Foueth Paob? Fourui
column.
HKKALU BRANCH OFPlCKS-l'PTOWIK
_ AND ilAEliESi.
JJERALD BRANCI? OFFICES.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ALL HOURS CP
TO SP. M., AND NEWSDEALERS SUPPLIED WITH
HERaLDS AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING, AT
1^65 BROADWAY AMD 530 SIXTH AVE NUB, BE
TWEEN THlRTY-FIRbT AND THIRTY-SECOND
STREET* OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLEM
OFFICE 2,261 THIRD AVliNUB, CORNEB OF 124TH
8TBEET. ADVERT1KEM F.NTri RECEIVED TO 7:30
T. M., AND NEWKDEALKRS SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
PRHSOXAl,
Any next of kin 7?f carbie bower may
learn valuable (act* from J. K. MURRAY, 37 Pine
street.
Address, please.-minstrels, Friday night,
Octobcr 30.? Followed directions vou sent by card;
eoald learn nothing of vou Ht K3. Please write sirain,
1 definitely, lo game address and oblige, FELIX.
FEMALE INFANT, ONE DAY OLD, FOR ADOP
tion. Call at the Private Lyins-ln Institute, 120
Twenty -mxth street.
ADDIE T.. FORMERLY OF FOURTH AVENUE,
near Ninth street? I nnswered your letter irom
Para toga, and hare not heard Irom vou since, i want to
Se yon. PI'-mm: write me. Direct a? before, care Mrs.
tuKiaau, East i wenty-second street, or box 2(J8 Herald
offlce. Mr. JONES.
A LICK CARALOFF? INQUIRE AT THE POST
office.
?DROADWAY P AB.-WILL LADV WITH CRAY
i) hair, who went into Lord k Taylor's, nbont 10W A.
K. yosterdav, luvor gentleman next to her with inter
view r Address RAPIDAN, Herald Uptown Branch
office.
B
ERGEN POINT.? ALL RIGHT, ACCORDING TO
note. Do not disappoint.
B
ELLIN A ? I HAVE KEPT BOTH PROMISES. NOW
? lowt farewell. H. HORTON.
CHEMIST? TUESDAY'S LETTER RKCKIVED SAT
urday; meet me Monday nam* time; if not, write
yon: address. FRENCH .
OME HOME! COME HOMEI-IF YOU WANT TO
aee your papa alive. All it forgiven. B.
c
FRODShAM ? PLEASE DESIGNATE WHERE
Watch, chain, Ac., can be obtained on payment of
?barges and no questions asted, in Herald Personals, or
?aad to C.. box 1,247 Post office.
/GENTLEMAN WHO ALIOHTED FROM SIXTH AVE
\T nue car at sixteenth street Friday evening last
about 10 o'clock, would be pleased to receive address of
lady who bat in corner ot enr and observed him take rod
leather pocketbook irom Inside brean pocket ot under
?oa t and examine notes. Please address, stating cir
cumstances, T. H.. box 214 Harald office.
OEORGK B. COWLAM WRITK8 MY CLIENT FROM
Washington, D. C., that his brother, Charles Cow
lam, lor whom I have been offering u reward, died in a
f< reign land, but he gives no diite or proof ot same I
am authorized to pay two thousand dollars i$2.000> for
Us body, dead or alive. IRA SHAKER,
No. U0 Broadway, rooms 'A and 2S.
Harlem railkoad cars i.ast thirsday
evening, ou ft:*?! train Irom the city.? Will tne lady,
sitting opposite to the gentleman who aot out at Mott
Raven and whom she noticed las', ?.umraer on Harlem
?oat, kindlv grint him an interviuw 1 Address
MTRA.SU KR, box 116 lier-tld office.
Hart haight-jersky city. -call or send
address. 0. W. COBTRIGHT. 54 Park row.
IxTENKY? ?7 NINETEENTH STREET; THEN Kl ROPE,
n Thirty sixth street Address LITIL FANNIE,
?ax 172 Ueruld Cptown Branch office. _____
Reformation wanted? of the wb .kabouts
'JL 4)1 Jofcn Corbeit, a compositor, who leu England in
Wl Adikress A. W., box S.400 New York P^st office.
Ir bdward freyberg, formerly of :<at west
Fortiefli street, or anv of his acquaintances, will
cousin an toate his present address to G. G, B.. Herald of*
Bee. aaaietrang tending to hisadvantage will be heard of
ir the person who Korvn my pooketbook
on Friday evening will return the Papers be may
icp tbe money and receive m> thanks.
M. S. MI APLKIWH. New York Hotel.
1 BTTER RECEIVED? BOSTON, FORTY-THIKD
Mad ison avrnue car, about 3 p. m? from
near Twenty, nxtn street down town-Lady inear
aottced gentleman .on platform. Address, slating soma
kkcumstanre. G. L JC.. Uerald office. ' "oln?
MRR D A McE Y? $4 000 TOO MUCH FOR
Furniture ; will g/ve you *4 1?? cash oown, and vou
may keep tbe oil nilnting* ; I buy to sell; pkmrea'an
dull ; t?av yes, ana / will draw greenbacks out of bank
and cat1 on you. Address, D a WSmn, Herald office.
Nbttih r.? look For letter Tuesday.
SENOR.
EBT.-RRCEIVED. ONLY SEWT ONE PERSONAL
since la?C I saw you. Want to Ma yon very much,
?ever CllADO.
Roderick ^hu-all destroyed; repbo
once and eeud me some "nest ones," to be re
tnrned , also send factitious name to receive letters at
Ua Po?t office. M. A. R.. 1JC.
PEKS-iWiU,.
Tim lady who pormerly resided is olif.
ford Houn, now Winchester, Broadway, corner
Thirtv-flrst street, and left good* will? LINDO BROS.,
I,2ti7 Broadway, will call or goods will be sold._
TWO LAUIES. THURSDAY NIQHT, SIXTH AVENUE
to and ac row* Filth.? Appointment and disappoint
ment. but y??t faithful. Will mv favorite cross Sixth
avenue at same street on Monday night, at ST Also
send address to DAKT, Herald office.
THE GENTLEMAN KTANDINO ON THE PLATFORM
of an Eighth avenue car Saturday morning would
Ilk* t<i make the acquaintance of the young lady lea v.
ii:? the cur on Hudson street, tfoinif to the drut; store.
Address SAN FRANCISCO, Herald office.
Tom m'camly-ik in town, be at captain
Tllton's at 3 P. M. to-<Uy. L. G.
WILL THE LADY WHO CROSSED WALL STREET
ferrv, Friday, at 3:1(J P. M? carrying a roll of mu
sic, and while walking up Montague hill looked at gen
tleman below, who w'a* going to take car, lavor him
wlih her addrcM. Address P. Is. W., box 211 Herald
office.
WRITE, LITTLE GIBLIH. ? *BK RVABO PIDEM"
forever, care COLE, 329 East Ninth .street. _____
3D AVENUE CAB.? BLONDE, PLEASB PAVOR
your irieud. who spoke of Personals, Herald. Sun
1 day, with address. Address VAN K , Herald office.
/^TH.? ADMIRING YOUNG LADY DURING PBR
U formance at Bryant's Minstrels. Had slight inter
view. Would b? happy to make further acuuamtance.
Address A. 0.. box 168 Herald Uptown Branch office.
RELIGIOUS ftOTICKV.
AT THE 80CTTH BAPTI3T CHURCH, WEST TWENTY
fltth street, preachlug November 8, by the pastor,
Kcv. A. C. Unborn, D. D., at 10, A M. and 7Ja P. M.
ALL SOULS' PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Elm place.? Services morning and evening, by the
Rev. Dr Ueo. R. Porteous, pastor. Morning, 10:30 A.
M.? Subject, "The Kate of Suicides." Evening, 7:30 P,
M.? Subject, "Darwinism Versus Genesis." All are wel
come.
At de oarmo hall, pipth avknue and rorft
tecnth street.? I' o-day at 10X, ' 2t? and 7V< o'clock,
Rev. Father John Beeson and other posted speakers.
Subleets? "Indians' Religion and Why Ganby and Tho
mas was Killed."
ANTHON MEMORIAL CHURCH. POHTY-ElOHTH
street, went ol Sixth avenue. ? U final services at 9 %
and lOj* A. M. and 1% V. M. The rector, Rev. 11. Ileber
Newton will preach.
AT THE HARVARD ROOMS. SIXTH AVENUE AMD
Fortv-second street.? Spiritualism and mediumship
scientifically explained b.v Mr. John B. Wolff. Dark cir
cles made Unlit- Sunday at 1054 and 7J? o'clock. Con
lerenoe at - P. M. Music by tno Hutchinson family. All
invited.
AT THE HARVARD ROOMS, SIXTH AVKNUE AND
Forty-second street? Saerod music by the Hutchin
son family, Sunday at 10%, 2% and 7J? o'clock. All cor
dially invited. Spiritualism explained.
t T 1,193 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTY-NINTH
J\ street. L.vman O. Howe lectures for the Society ot
Progressive spiritualists 10?a A. M. Subject? "The
Logics of truest ions anil Answers Illustrated 7)4 P. M.,
"fm i)i?y of Judgment." The Children's Lyceum meets
, ax p. m.
CHURCH OP TllE ATTONEMKNT, MADISON AVE
line, corner Twentv-eighth street. Rev. O. C. Tiffany
rector.? Sundav school at 9 A. M. Divine services in the
morning at I0:.i0, and 7 :30 in the evening. All cordially
invited.
C1HURCH OF THE IIOLY TRINITY, MADISON AVE
J nne and Forty second street ?Hours of divine ser
vice at luAi A. M., 3>? P. M. and 7>4 P. M. Rev. Stephen
H. Tyng, Jr., D, D., will preach in the morning and
evening. Rev. Theodore Irving, LL. D. will preach In the
afternoon. Tne committee on pews will be at tne church
on every afturnoon during the week from 3 to 5 P. M. for
the rental of pews.
/CHURCH OK THE HEAVKNLY REST, FIFTH
VJ avenue, above Forty-ftfth street.? 10:30 A. M., 7:30
P. M. Evening sermon by Rev. Dr. Courad.
CIOMMON SENSE.? IT HAPPENED IN A MASS A
J chusetts village, 'the young pastor of an orthodox
church had preached a sermon to prove the doctrine of
emiless torment At the close of the service au elderly
gentleman spoke to him and a conversation line this en
sued ''So you think, my young mend, thatn part of the
human family will be tormented in bell forever r" "Cer
talnly I da" "How do you think the righteous and ran
somed will like that arrangement T" "i'hev will like It,
ot course; why shouldn't they?" "And how do yon
think the angels will like it? the angola who reiolce
when one sinner reponteth t" "Why, they like it, too,
no doubt; because they will see ihe justice of it." ''And
how will Christ like it f He who died tor sinners, giving
himself a ransom lor all, to lie testified in due time?'*
'?O he will like it ; because the damned will have re
Iected Him and sinned away their day ot (trace." And
low willUod like it r He who has said all souls are mine,
and who so loved the world that lie gave his only begot
ten son to sa vc m f"
Well, he will like it. because it will vindicate His law
and help to maintain His glory." I have only one ques
tion more, my friend. "You have made trenuent men
tion ol the devil. How do you think the devil will tike
it?" "Tbcdcvilf Whyf oh, the devllf Why, 1 sup
pose that he wtll llkis It very naturally." "Well. my
young friend, I have only to say that it *eems to me you
nave a strange idea of things, and a peculiar power of
crediilitv to believe in a state of affairs with which tire
righteous, the angels, Christ, Uod and the devil will ail
du pleased.'* The old gentleman left the young man
thinking. Rev. E. C. Sweetser, pastor of the Third Uni
versale church, corncr ol Bleecker and Downing
streets, will preach this day, morning and evening, at
10^4 and 7H o'clock. Evening subject? "Unlverssilism
and Common sense."
Strangers promptly seated. Chotr and congregational
singing.
Tne public are cordially invited.
CtHURCH OK THE MESSIAH. PARK AVENUE, COR
J ner Thirty-fourth street? Rev. William R. Alger, of I
Ronton, will preach this morning at 11 o'clock. Public
cordially invited.
/1RIIRCH OF TbE NEW JERUSALEM, THIRTY
\J fifth street, batween I'uiit and Lexington avenues,
Mr. Giies, pastor. Subject of discourse, morning? "Tlio
Forgiveness of Sins." Evening? "Human Redemption."
C1HURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, WEST FORTY
) fifth street, near Broad way.? Hull choral services.
Morning prayer, 10 A. M. Litany, Holy Communion uud
sermon, w\ A. M. Vespers 4 P. M. Strangers invited.
(1HCRCH IN FORTY-SECOND STREET, BETWKRN
J Fifth and Sixth avenues, the "West Presbyterian."?
Preaching in tlie morniug at 10>^, evening at 7%. by the
pastor, Kev. Thomas S. Hastings, D. D.
C1HRIST CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE, H^GH MILLER
) Thompson, rector.? Morning prayer, sermon, "Fol
lowing St. Paul," 1 > :30 : evening prayer, "Iho Work of
the Oeneral convention," 7 :??>.
(1HURCH OF THE HOL SAVIOUR (PROTESTANT
J feptscopali, East Twent\-tifth street, near Madison
avenue.? Morning service, il):3u o'clock ; evening service,
7:30 o'clock.
C1ALY ART BAPTIST CHURCH, TWENTY-THIRD
J street, near sixth avenne. ? R. 8. MacArtiiur, pastor,
preaches Sunday. Subjects, morning, "Victorious
Young Men-," evening, "Paul's Mission to Cyprus.
Strangers invited.
C1HUROH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVE
J nue, corner Forty -fifth street? Rev. George 11. Hep
worth wortUng. subject, "Singing Uuto the Lord " In
the evening Kev. Dr. Budington will preach the second
in course ou "Christian Experience."
(iHUROH OP THE RKSURRRCTION.EIGHTY -FIFTH
J street, between Lexington and Third avenues.?
Divine services by the rector, He v. Dr. Flagg, morning
and evening.
First baptist church, thirty-ninth sbrket,
corner Fourth avenue.? Preaching by rev. T. D.
Anderson, L>. D.. at lil^ A. M., evening 7>^. Strangers
cordiallv Invited.
I FOURTEENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER
ol Second avenue,? fervlcos at I0>? A. M. and 7>i P.
M. Preaching by the pastor. Rev. Robert Slow. Bible
school at 9 A. M.
First reformed episcopal church, madi
son avenne and Fortv-scvetith street. Rev. William
T. Sahlno, Rector; Sunday school at 9 A. M. ; divine ser
vice every Sunday at 10)4 A. M. and 7)4 P. M. ; all cor
dially Invited. on Mondav evening, November 9, at 8
o'clock, Miss Britton will sddrtss the ladlex of the con
gregation on "Mission Work Among tlie Zenana Women
of India." The public are cordially invited.
GO HEAR FATHER DAMEN SUNDAY NIGHT AT
hooper Institute, In aid of St. Krancla' Hospital.
Fifth street Tickets SO cents.
Grace church, rroadway and tenth
street ? Morning prayer at 9 A. M. ; consecration of
Kev .1. T. Holly, D. I)., as Bishop of llayti, at 11 A. M. ;
evening prayer, with sermon, by Bishop Whipple, ol
Minnesota, at 4 P. M.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, FIFTIETH
l street, east ol Third a venue.? Services, IO*-? K. M.,
with sormon by Rov. E. H. Kettall. Sunday school, with
church service, 2X P. M.
Rev. c. a ooss will address the meeting
on Friday evening next, followed by praver. ex
perience uud xinging. at Benjamin A1 tiro's house. 54J
West Thirty-sixth street, near Ninth avenue. All wel
come.
RKV. C. C OO88 WILL ADDRESS THE MEETING
at Benjamin Albro's house on Friday evening next.
RIOHT REV. DR. COKRIOAN, BISHOP OF NEWARK,
will deliver a lecture In the Church of the Epiphany
on Second avenue, near Twenty-first street, on suudav
evening. November 1ft. subject? "The Roman Cata
combs;" admission 80 cents: the bishop will consecrate
the altars of this church on Monday morning, November
HI, at 7 o'clock. Catholic ladles anu gentlemen, ac
quainted with music, wishing to join a volunteer choir,
?re Invited to the rehearsal in tne Church ol the
Epiphany, on Tuesday evening, November 10, at 8 o'clock.
REV. HUGH O. PENTECOST, OF BROOKLYN, WILL
preach in Church of Disciples, Twenty-eighth street,
near Broadway, at7*< this evening. All invited.
RBV. D. W. BURTON, OF AFRICA, AND REV. DR.
Ward and others will address the Morning Star
Mission, 16ft West Twenty-sixth street, ijii P. M. Lively
singing and speaking by the children.
ST. MARK'S, SECOND AVENUE AND TENTH
street? earvices 10:46 A. M. and 7 JO P. M, ; the Rec
tor, Kev. Dr. ltylance, will preach at both services;
strangers are invited.
S~ T. IGNATIUS CHURCH. FORTIETH STREKT. BE
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.? Rev. Dr. Kwer,
Sector; services 7 A. M., 9. I0J4 (choral.*; evening prarer
(choral) 7)< P M. Sermon on 'The Creed."
THE PEOPLES' SERVICE.
Tbe Rev. Stephen H. Tyng. Jr., D. D.. will sneak to
the p<*onle In the Church of the Holy Trinity, Madison
avenue and Forty -second street, every Sunday evening,
at 7 X o'clock. Ushers will furnish ireejieata.
rrtHE RECOGNITION SERVICES OF THE TEMPLE
1 (Baptist church) will be held In Harlem Temple,
126th street, near Fourth avenue, on Thursday evening.
November 12. Rev. R. s. McArthttr will preach. Drs.
A r milage, Hiscox, J. F. Hide*, Kev. Halsey Knapp and
others *111 t?ke nart.. All are farpwtly invited. j
RELIOIOI'W MOTlCEg.
"rpHB UN PARDON ABLE ?IN"-RBV. H. R. NYE'S
1 lecture In tho Universalis church iBroonlyu),
Clermont avenue, near Atlantic street. at 7Ji o'clock to
night. All invited.
THE PHILLIP* PRHSBYTERI AN CHURCH, COB
ner of Madison avenue and Seventy-third street.?
The [inntor. Dr. Alexander, will preaehthi!< morning *t
11 o'clock, and Rev. Howard Crosby, D. D.t Una evening
at o'clock.
THB SHAKER CONVENTION, STEINWAY HALL.
Sunday, November 22.? "Heeeherlsm," "Spiritual
ism." "ShaUerisui" und all social questions dlscus'jcd by
f.lder Evans and the >haker delegation. All denomina
tions Invited.
WAINWRIQHT MEMORIAL CHURCH. REV. W. T.
Eg! ert. rector.? Service* at 10 30 A. M. and 7 .30 P.
M. Mornlne subject, 'Christian Fear;" eveuiug sub
ject, "Wella Without iVater."
ZION CHURCH, MADISON AVENUB. CORNER
Thirty -eighth street ? He v. Johu N. Ualleher, rector.
Services 10J< A. M. and i P. M.
DRY OUOOS.
J A C. JOHNSTON,
? BROADWAY, FIFTH AVENUB AND TWENTY
SECOND STB KB T,
ARB OFFERING AT RETAIL
A BEAUTIFUL OOLLKCTIO!*
STRIPED AND CHECKED SILKS.
79c., lately sold at SI 12.
A large assortment plain colored Lyou's Silks at the
following prices:?
lSOpioccs at SI, former price. $1 7ft.
129 pieces at $1 Zft, former price. $2 2&
90 pieces at $1 75, lornier price. $ l.
73 pieces at (2. former price. 1 3 50.
60 pieces at ?- 50. former price, $4 M
RIC1I BROCADED SILKS
FOR MORNING ANI> EVENING DRE8SBS,
$ 2 per yard, previously sold at $7 40.
BLACK. SILKS.
100 pieces of Ponaet's
CAC11BM IKK SUBLIME, AT $1 25.
These goods are worth $2 ana are less now than at any
time during the panic oi 1857.
We are also offering, at equally low orlces, the follow*
lag celebrated manufacturers' BLACK SILKS.
BONNET, PONBON, TAPISSIKR, OUINET,
and our own well known superior
HAND SPUN SILK.
28-inch BLACK SILK CLOAKING VELVET,
$7, reduced from $10,
TB1MM1NO VELVETS In all colors, CUT BIAS.
DBESS GOODS.
CAMEL'S HAIR CLOT II, 1* YARD-; WIDE, ?X
PRICE LAST WEEK, $3,
CASIIMERBS, MATELASSB, DRAi' D'ETB,
VELOURS IN COLORS, 30c. : price last season. S3 25.
FBBNCH MERINOS, I* vards wide,
ALL colors, 02c. ; price last week. $1 2&
IMITATION CAMEL'S HAIR, #fle.; ^ *
RECENTLY SOLD AT SI.
PLAIDS, STRIPES and CHECKS, 2fic. and upward.
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENTS
LINENS, FLANNELS. PILLOW SHAMS,
SHEETINGS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
MED1CATKD FLANNELS AND
20 CASES 1U-4 ROSE BLANKETS. *2 JO; worth S7.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
ALL GOODS IN THIS DEPARTMENT MADE TO
ORDKR EXPRESSLY FOR OUR UK I AIL TRADH.
CAMEI/s HAIR CLOTH, $1 7ft; former price S3.
BOMBAZINES, CI 12; lormer price $l 50.
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, 70o. | former pi ice fl.
Cashmeres, 7ft*.; former price $1.
DRAP 1VETB. $1 76; former price $2 60.
IRISH POPLINS. $1 50; lormer price S-i 25.
81CILIKNNE POPLINS, *2; lormer price $3 75.
ENGLISH CRAPE AND ENGLISH CRAPE VEILS,
SI 2ft AND UPWARD.
THE OTHER GOODS IN TIIIS DEPARTMENT
REDUCED PROPORTIONATELY.
INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
FRENCH, SCOTCH AND AMERICAN SHAWLS at a
VISIBLE REDUCTION.
CLOTHS.
We are now offering at romil-lcably low figures all t&?
popular brands oi FOREIGN and DOMESTIC CLOTHS,
BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS, VENETIANS, WEST OF
ENGLAND. FRENCH and GERMAN BROADCLOTHS,
DOESKINS, PLAIN and FANCY CLOAKINGS, together
with a complete stock of ENGLISH and FRENCH CAS
.SIM EKES.
FUR DEPARTMENT
contains all the novelties in fur. such as RUSSIAN and
HUDSON BAY SABLE, SILVER GRAY and ARCTIC
FOX. MINK, ERMINE, BLACK MARTIN, CHINCHILLA,
SMAL, OTTER and BEAVER SETS.
SUIT DEPARTMENT
has been thoroughly replenished with a ftill WINTER
STOCK of CLOAKS, MANTLES. JACKETS,
OVERDKKSf.ES, POLONAlftBS AND SUITS.
BOYS' AND MISSES' DEPARTMENTS
have received extensive additions
OF WINTER GARMENTS.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
are replete with novelties in BEADED SPANISH AND
GUIPURE NETS, a new production for overdresses;
BEADED SPANISH, THREAD AND GUIPURE LACES,
BEADED AND PLAIN YAK LACES, POINT AND
POINT APPLIQUE LaCES. uiado up LACE GOODS of
all kinds, VAL TIES, JABOTS, RUFFS, CUFFS.
HANDKERCHIEFS, SLEEVES, CAPES, Ac. FINE
CUT JET FRINGES, PASSEMENTERIES, ORNA
MENTS and LOOPS, in new styles. CHENILLE and
BALL FRINGES, in all the new fall shades at leas than
MANUFACTURERS' COaT.
WHITE GOODS.
FRENCH TARLEI aNs. In all the new evening shades,
25c. a yard. WHITE FRENCH ORGANDIES, two yards
wide. 37?C. WHITE AND FIGURED SWISS. I2Kc
LADIES' CHINESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, file.
LADIES' HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, pure
linen. 20c. LADIES' AND GENTS' SILK MUFFLERS,
very handsome, only S3. INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS,
PLAIN AND STRIPED NAINSOOKS and CAMBRICS.
VICTORIA, BISHOP AND LINEN LAWNS. A vast col
lection of TIDIES, IX GUIPURB, APPLIQUE, NOT
TINGHAM AMD CROTCHET. EMBOSSED PELT
SKIRTS. BAi.MORAL sKIRTS. in SILK. SATIN
MOREEN WINCEY, 4c. French handworked SKIRTS,
CHEMISES. NIGHT DRESSES, TOILET SACQUES,
CORSETS AND CO.fSET COVERS.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
CARTWRrGHT A WARNER'S LADIES' GENTLE
MEN '8 AND CHILDUEN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR.
An extensive assortment of KID, WOOLLEN AND FUR
GLOVES. ANi> GaUNLTETS. PERFORATED CHAMOIS
VESTS, SCARFS, TIES, 4C? AC.
t ARPETS.
Our stock of CARPETS, which is entirely new, ftas
been carefully selected, with excellent taste and Judg
ment, from the very latent productions of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS, and contains a large
and varied collection of FRENCH MOUUETS, AX
MINSTERS, TURKEY CARPETS. WILTONS, VEL
VETS, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES, and an unequalled
variety of all the lower grades, together with a large
importation of TEHERAN RUGS, the latest Oriental
novelty. THIS DKPARTMKNT la complete in KVKRY
PARTICULAR, and, as the goods are all FRKSH. they
possess many advantages over those OF OTHER
HOUSES longer established in this branch of the busi
ness, WHO>E ASSORTMENT must ot necessity contain
MANY OLD AND UNDEHSIRABi E PATTERNS.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
contains the most leceut designs of CURTAIN'S in REAL
and IMITATION LACES, FURNITURE COVERINGS
and CURTAINS lit SATINS. 8ILKTERRY8, DAMASKS,
COTALINES. TAPESTRIES and all WOOL REPS.
CORNICES, BEDS and BEDDING, all of which aro en
tirely NEW GOODS.
TilE DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT
Is directed by a MODISTE oi well known reputation for
oTYLE, FIT and ARTISTIC FINISH and our CUS
TOMERS are assured that any orders given to this branch
of our business will be CAREFULLY EXECUTED to
THEIR ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
SAMPLES SENT GRATUITOUSLY TO ALL PARTS
OP THE COUNTRY ON APPLICATION
J. A C. JOHNSTON,
BROADWAY, FIFTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-SECOND
STREET.
A r
TUB OLDEST DRY GOOD8 STORE
ON THE WEST 31DB.
JONKS.
JONES,
JONES,
JONErt,
JONES,
187, 166 and 171 Eighth avenu?
and
* 304 West Nine tee nth street,
will open MONDAY, November 9,
with the greatest bargain* ever ode red In
TALL AND WINTER
DKKSK OOODS,
BILKS, AC.,
ot our own importation,
all ol the newest (tyles and coloring.
Also
BHAWLS,
SUITS,
WALK1NO JACKETS,
CLOAKS. AC.,
of superior styles and finish,
anil at prices
THAT nhrv COMPETITION.
We invite the closest buyers to examine our
LINENS,
LINENS,
FLANNELS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS,
CLOTHS, AC.,
CLOTHS, AC.,
WniCH WIL1. BE SOLD
GREATIY BKI OW MARKET PRICES,
CHEAT BARGAINS IN
LACKS,
FRINGES AND GIMPS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES, AC.,
bonftht at recent auction sales.
Warranted a per cent below Uroadwav prices.
.lust received.
NBW STYLES IN CAKPKTS,
OILCLOTHS,
UPHOLSTERY, AC.,
which we offer at prices unequalled by any house in the
cltv.
JONKS
JONES
JO.SBS
(established 34 years on the one-price system).
Eighth avenue,
between Eighteenth and Nintaeentli street*.
^JARPETS, CARPETS,
LACE CURTAINS, AC.,
LESS THAN GOLD COST ot Importation,
from the sole ol Messrs. l'aton A Co.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THK CITY.
LACE CURTAINS from S2 per pair to the finest Im
ported.
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS,
FRINGES, GIMPS,
CORDS and TaSSKLS for TRIMMING DRAPERIES,
LAMBREQUINS,
CARPETS
YBlVRT CARPETS, from SI 7?; BODY BRUSSELS,
from SI *0: TAPKkTRY BKUssBLS, trom SI; EXTRA
SUPER INGRAIN. SL
OILCLOTHS AND DBUOGKTS, ALL WIDTHS, a Spe
cialty.
A VISIT of inspection is solicited.
SHEPrARI) KNAPP'S
GREAT CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS,
ittautjltV Sixth avenus. one door below Thirteenth st>
DRY GOODS.
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STERN BROTHERS,
SIXTH
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AND
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STREET.
SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-THIRD 8TKEET,
BEG
to call
THE ATTENTION OF
THEIR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS
AND THE PUBLIC TUIS WEEK 0
TO THE DECIDED AND UNUSUAL
INDUCEMENTS TDEY ARB OFFERING IN
THBIR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS ON TUB
8EOOND FLOOR
of their
SIXTH AVENUE BUILDING
ALL THE DEPARTMENTS HAVE BERN REPLEN
ISHED WITH ENTIRELY NEW AND MOST
SUPERIOR LINES OF OOODS, WHICH FOR
COMPLETENESS OF ASSORTMENT
AND QUALITY OF THE
VARIOUS ARTICLES
WILL BE
FOUND
SEOOND TO NONE IN THE CITY,
AND WELL WORTHY THE? INSPECTION OP THE
PUBLIC. ?
An entirely new line ol
LAD IBS' MUSLIN GARMENTS,
LADIES' CHEMISES,
LADIES' NIGHT ROBES.
constating of
I over 24 different ity'es,
Iat 99a. 97c.. >1 10, $1 25,
$1 45, SI 65. 91 95. $2 10.
finest quality ar.d finish.
f Entirely new designs,
_ I at 88c., 95c. , $1, SI 18,
LADIES' DRAWEES,
SI 28, SI 48, SI 75; best
musilni J?nd embroidery.
In great variety at SI 25,
SI 48, SI 76, 13 10, S3 75,
upwards, trimmed with
^embroidery.
(with 10 and 15 tncks,
fail sized and splendid
muslins, at 80c. and 89c.,
with a large assortment of other styles of
WALKINQ AND TRAIN SKIRTS,
AT A DECIDED REDUCTION FROM FORMER
PRICES.
DRESSING SACQUES, CORSET COVERS, WAISTS,
PILLOW SB A MS AND SHEETS,
IN GREAT VARIETY OF DESIGNS.
Most complete stock of
CHILDREN'S TJXDERGARMENT8,
CHEMISES, DRAWERS AND NIGHT ROBES,
suitable for all ages,
from the plainest to the most elaborate of styles. Misses'
Chemise, with corded and tape edge trimmings ; misses'
Chemise, with Hamburg trimmings, with Gowns and
Drawers to match.
A splendid assortment of
INFANTS' WEAR
at greatly reduced prices.
A very large line of white and drab
IN FAN T8'
MERINO OLOAKS AND WALKING COATB,
Elegantly embroidered and
trimmed with quilted satin,
from $6 50 upwards.
$
MERINO UNDERWEAR!
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aa extremely laree and well assorted
stock of
LADIES', GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S
MERINO AND LAMBS' WOOL UNDERGARMENTS.
IN ALL STYLES, SIZES AND QUALITIES,
cheaper than any other house in the city.
LADIES' MERINO VEBTS, excellent qnalHy, at
75c., SI and SI 25,
in all styles and sizes.
LADIES' MERINO SKIR18, at 95c.
MEN'S MERINO VESTS, splendid value,
with a complete line of
CABi WRIGHT A WARNER S WEAR
for ladies and genta.
In
LADIES' MORNING AND HOUSE ROBES
we offer a large and attractive assortment,
consisting ol
CAtjiJMERH WRAPPERS, with satin trimmings,
splendidly made, at S3 75 and Si <8.
FLANNEL WRAPPERS, In great variety of styles
and color*, at S7 45 and SS*&>
FLANNEL WRAPPER^ nary blue, handsomely
braided, at %9 50.
EMPRESS CLOTH WRAPPERS, trimmed with quilted
satin, robe front from S< 25 upwards.
The above will be fonnd npon examination to be ex
tremely cheap and snperior make and finish.
REAL BARGAINS IN
FELT SKIRTS.
Great variety of styles, from 93c. upwards.
WE EARNESTLY REQUEST AN EXAMINATION OF
THE ABOVE MOST COMPLETE LINES OF
GOODS, AS WE ARE CONFIDENT THAT
THE* WILL BE POUND VERY
SUPERIOR AND GREATLY
CHEAPER THAN ANY
OTUBR HOUSE IN
THE CITY.
STERN BROTHERS
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will tbla week
continue to offer
most decided bargains in
MILLINERY GOODS.
Monday morning,
a large line of F1(|B FEllT HATS,
in all the leading colors, ^ ^ CENTB>
Large assortment of
,m/ohtkd FELT hats fi.-^uallty.
OHTkI C h"aN I U VaNCY FEATHERS.
OSTRICH PLUMES,
Finest FRENCH FLOWERS,
BXTRBMELY CHEAP!
In BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS
we have ail the most desirable colors
at very low prices.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAL>S
POINT AND POINT Al'PUljUB COLLARS.
TOI^^ty real point APPLIQUB
ooluakh.
in VARIOUS STYLES AND DESIGNS, AT
SI U A PIECE,
FORMER PRICES KROM St TO fll
Also
special bargains In
REAL GUIPURE LACES
In all widths, at a reduction of fully
20 PER CENT.
with many other very desirable Goods
in all oor departments, at a
GREAT REDUCTION
from
FORMER PRICES.
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heauului styles, which we sell at prloea which recom
mend themselves to all. Our salesmen will always re
lard It a pleasure to show Clonks to ladles.
Beautiful Cloaks at $4 95. $7 84, 18 9&
Very line all-wool heaver Cloaks, at $9 9S. $12 94
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OUR SUIT "DEPARTMENT
offers a very attractive assortment of Fall Costumes, at
very moderate prices.
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l case black Cashmere, at 60c ,
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76c., worth fully $1 10.
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$2 AO-, all very cheap.
3 cases French Diagonals, elegant shades, at 37c. ;
worth (iJc.
Jesses all-wool Serges, beautiful colon, atBPc. ; for
mer prief, 85c.
Five cases real Camel*' Hair Cloth, all wool, at 30c. ;
cost 81c., gold, to import
Numerous bargains in English Series. colored Cash
meres, Krcuch Merinos, Ac., Ao.
Special attention la called to the numerous Induce
ments in
Black Bilks, the "Melville black Alpacas,
Broche and Paisley Sliawls, Balmoral Skirts, white
Goods or all descriptions. Blankets, Ac.. Ac.
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Every article warranted In every respect
So misrepresentation allowed. All good* marked In
plain figure*.
We manufacture oar own For*, and believe that we
have the largest assortment and cheapest Dricea In the
city. We do not importune ladle* to purchase, but
always eateem it a pleasure to exhibit our goods,
whether they are prepared to purchase or not
^ RKAL SEAL SACqUEs"^
at price* that defy competition.
Beautlfhl real 8eal Sacquea. at $75, $85, $90, $93, $100.
Beautiful real Seal sacques, silver fox trimmed, with
Muff and Cap to match, the en tiro set tor $125.
Klegant real 8eal Sacques, plain and trimmed, at $125.
$155, *15(1, $175, $30U; sold on Broadway at 50 per cent
above our prices.
Real Seal Set*, muff and boa, at $25, $27, $30, $38, $45,
$50, $?5 and upward.
Superior real Mink Sets, prime far, dark and mil sea
soned, 4 stripe muff, and 4 skin boa, at $26, worth $40.
Rich dark Mink Seta, at $30, $38, $40, $42, $48, $54, $60,
$76, Ac., *c.
Enormous assortment o! real Lynx, real Beaver, real
Otter, real Chinchilla, real Grebe, real Ermine, real
Alaska Sable Knrs, with all their Imitations, at very at
tractive prlcea
CHILDREN'S FURS I ~~~ CHILDREN'S FURS !
Largest variety, cheapest price* In New York.
White Coney Sacqnes, good quality, at $3 10.
White Coney Saeques, fluent qnslity, for child up to
six yearb oi age, at $5: worth double.
Over 2iu styles in misses' and children's Par Sea,
ranging from file, to $i& Coll and examine 1
FDR TRIMMINGS in every style, quality and width.
Ladio* cannot spend a more pleasant or more profit
able hour than by inspecting the numerous attractions
in our fur Department
LADIES' UNDEltWhAR.
INFANTS' WEAR.
Unparalleled rednctiona Our finest goods, both hand
and tnai hine made, reduced to less than cost Don't
miss it 1 Call and examine I
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We pnrchaae onr goods direct from the factories, and
are abloto sell at very low price*.
Ladies' white merino Vest* at 08a. ; worth ftallv $1.
Ladles' while mcrmo.Vest* at HI*., 96c.. $1, $1 10, $1 29
up to the very finest qualities manufactured.
Gents' white merino Shirts at 48c., 79c.; very floe, at
86c., $1. $1 A>a?a upward
Gents' scarlet Flannel shirts, at $1 30, $1 50 ; Drawer* to
match.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
In HOSIERY of every description. Our Hosiery Depart
ment will well repay a vuit. Wc have the right goods
at t&e right priee.
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Slippers, Bracket*. Cushions. Screen*. Footstools.
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filling in. Ac., Ac.
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Onr patron*, friends and strangers should not fall to
visit our establishment during the coming week.
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0ND FLOOR, LADIES WrLL FIND AN UNB.
QUALLED DISPLAY OF READY TRIMMED HATS,
AT FULL 80 PER CENT BELOW PRICES GEN.
ERALLY ASKED KOR THE SAME QUALITY OF
GOODS. WE HAVE SECURED THE SERVICES
OF BOMB SUPERIOR BROADWAY MODISTES.
AND OUR HATS WILL ALL BE FOUND ELE.
GANTLV AND TASTEFULLY TRIMMED.
On acconni of the continued warm weather and over
accumulation of stock we have made enormous re
ductions. Ladle* cannot (all to be suited In style and.
price.
Trimmed Bonnets at $3, $4. 14 SO, $5, $6, $7, %*, $9 and
up to $18.
Trimmed Round lints at $3, $2 75, $4, $6. $5 75, $6, $8
and up to $14 50.
Mourning Hats, made fri>m " Albert" and "Courtaold"
crape, at $.1 50, $4 ao, $j, $(? .uul up to $1A
J UNTKIMMED HATS, j
UNTRIMMKD VHAT8.
W> have everything that is new and desirable at
prices that toll their own ?u>rv.
noalltr American iclt Hats, in all cloth shades,
every possible shape, at 44c. *
Extra quality French felt >
Hats, in all the fusblonabie
shades, including navy blue,
mvrtle greeik brown, drab,
black and blue, and in all
the new shupes, including
the "Huntress." "Cavalier."
"Columbia." "Ilyde Par*."
"Saratoga," "Madge," "Lin
da" and "Queen," at
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Large assortment of the finest Parisian Felt Hata,
Silk Velvet Hats, beaded and embroidered Silk Velvet
Hats.
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The extraordinary demand for ottr Birds and Wing*
durintt the past weok induces us to call further altentioa
to the attractions ol this department.
Immense assortment of Humming Birds, In all the ex
quisite new shades, at 43c.
The beautiful "Love Bird," scarlet-tipped head aadl
breast, at 70c.
Immense stock ot the lovely red "Oriole," at 85c.
Enormous collection of rtehly plumed Birds, Including
the long billed "Uonev Bird," at $1 111; the "ttobia lied
Breast, a' $1 ; the shaded xreen "Parrot." at 7$e., anil
lovely Birds in navy blue, scarlet, purple, maroon,
brown, Ac., at 76c., Sic., $1, $! 25, Ac., Ac.
Beautiful Wings, in all the new sbadea, at 25c , S8c .
43c., dSc., 74c., $1. $1 25, $1 50 and up.
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Long black real Ostrich Plumes at 75c., 83c., 91, $1 25,
SI 51). t'i and up to $12.
Long colored renl Ostrich Flames etgl 25, $1 50, $2,
92 50, up (o 89.
Long black real Ostrich doubled Plumes at 50c., 75c.,
$1, >1 50, up to $ V
Look natural color Hume* at 75c., tL $1 25, up to 99.
Flue Mack Feather Trimming at flOc., 65c.. 75c? 91,
91 25. Si 75, $2, up to S< yard.
Rich colored Feather Trimming at 79c., 91, 91 *0, up to
94 yard.
Elegant real Oitrlch Tips, in black and colored, from
25c. up to 9&
RIBBONS. T I RIBBOM8-J
All silk Bros (train bonnet Ribbon, in all the new>
shades.
No. 9, 2 inches, at Uc . worth 2Sc.
Na 12, 2>^ inched, ai 17c., worth 30c,
All (ilk gro' (train Sash Ribbons, full 7 inches wide,
colored, at #5c. . black, at "9c.
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500 PIECES OF BLACK 7fuC VELVETS. ALL EXTRA
flnl.h, at 91 <5, 91 75, 92. 92 25, 92 73 and 93. all very
olicap.
.100 pieces colored Silk Velvets, In all the fashionable
cloth shades. at ?6c., 86c.. 9L 91 25, 91 75, 92 and 92 25,
aai at hall their value.
1,009 pieces black Ve! re teens at 39c., 90c., 73c. par
?ird.
1 cane of extra super flnUh black Velveteens at 91 Per
yard ; regular value 91 50.
The goods are nil elegant shade and finish.
1 caw brown Volveieetui at 49c., worth 75c.
Sattns. Turaunlse, Mlunons, Trtmmlug Silks in all the
newest shades at special prices.
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Onr department for real Laces and Dress Trlmmingf
l? continually crowded with patrons, who find that our
goods are as we advortise then^? namely, the
CHEAPEST IN THE OITf.
Black Vak Luces, from I to 9 inches wide, in everr
quality and width, at much less tbau cost of importation.
Henvy Yak Laces at 10c., 19c . 22c., 2Si\, 30c.. fflc., 39s.
and i6c , all tully 36 pvt cent under regular prices.
Extra fine patterns real Vak Laces at 43c.. 30c., too.
and 7ft'. : all great bargatus.
Full line of Beaded Usees, very cheap.
Real Oulpure Laces, at much lew than ever be fort
offered.
Oall and examine without reference to purchasing.
Elegant Beaded oimps at lie., 20c. , 22c., 24c., 10c. and
Stc. and apward ; all bargains.
Extra quality headed Gimp at 5fto.,6Ac., 78c., 83c. and
9U fully 11 per cent leu than before offered.
Full line oi fine all beaded and beaded and silk Fringes,
at exceedingly low prices.
Just received a large invoice of twisted bead Fringes,
in all widths, at very attractive prices.
immense assortment in Buttons, crochet and beaded.
Jet, Steel, white and colored. Pearl. Ac., Ac., at bargains.
Ornaments and Loops in all the finest styles, at bar
gains.
Attention ia directed to our rich variety and extra
ordinarily cheap pricee of Ladles' Ties, of all descrip
tions, Jet and fancy Jewelry, Utlk Bafflers. Line*
Collars and Cuff*, in 100 styles, Baching*, Ladles' and
Gent's Handkerchiefs, Ac., Ao.
WB TNVITR LADIES TO CALL AND E.XAM/N8
THE GOODS AOVKRTHBI). iff H>JW TfiR.SJ? Ai
Ot'S ATTRACTIONS WHICH WILL BB FOPND ALU
OVER TUB HOUSE.
EH RICH
287 and 289 Eighth avenue, near Twenty-fourth street
For Other Dry Good* Advcrtlesmsati See
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