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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14.706. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1876.-QUADRUPLE_SHEET. ? PRICE FIVE CENTS,
For Directory to Advertisements
See Financial Page.
PF,RSO\.VL.
V r?*lt.-6RK YOU HAVE I
A>*u wrou?. Whenever rou want ma write to former
iddren. WU1 ask* it all rlcht. Anxious tn hearlrom you.
WILL. 1.1*8.
A LEX IS?RAIN Ok 811 INK. 55 KK-ARGYLK 8BAD
Aow Ball. tonaorrow ni ;hi. 11 o'clock sharp. SARDAN
APaLUS.
At CABLE'S BELMONT HOTRL. RESTAURANT. 137
Kniton it., to-morrow. See hotel advertisement.
B.H.-CASNUT SEE YOU TO-MORROW. LEAVE
.town to-nii;lit.
B
B*
m
D
EAUTT.-28TH ST. RESTAURANT WILL YOU PER
U acqntlnUtei! CLARET, Herald Uptown Branch.
ODI ITDARLINO?WRITE OR COME TO SEE MI;
I am tick and unhappy.
EMIL ECKERM V.V K<TrmERLY WAITER AT WEST
minster Hotel, Paris, France. can hear of something to
bla advantage by calling on Colonel CROSBT. Union CWw.
1'? 0. K-40I, YOU ASK NOT FORGOTTEN; WHY
Li .do I not hear? Hop* too art well. J ULE.
IJlAMILY WISH TO ADOPT A CHILD NOT OVKft
. two weeki old. Addreas J. C. A.. Herald Uptown office .
I ^FORGE CAM HELL. LATE OK CNITED eTATBS
VXNavy, will hear ol something to I'M advantage, by ad
dressing O. W., box 120 Herald Uptown olB.-e.
OBOKKN FRIEND?BELLE,>Ru)l GOL~I>SMITH'S,
la at 121, lirat block atove.
H
INFORMATION WANTED-OF JOHN A. GOETZ.
Mary F. Goetz, John Dill, from Markteiniershein in
Bavaria. Address DOROTJlKA KABETTE, 30 Robeton it.,
Allegheny. Fa, ears John Scbroeder.
I" P MR. K MILLARD. LATE PROM ENGLAND, WILL
Mild Ilia addreas, he will hear or something to lila advan
tage from an old friend." Addreaa W. M., box 107 Herald
oRica.
I* "nFELICE.-NOTE FOR YOU AT SAME ADDRESS.
J. E.
P
TOWN.
MONTREAL.
JOHN MULI.ANE. HARNESS MAKER. WHO LETT
Brooklyn threw weeka ago. will pleaae communicate wltti
tin friends at once, and relieve tbslr anxiety, Philadelphia
tapers pleaae copy.
Jl. Y. WILL NOT PROSECUTE; ONLY DB8IRE
?tho property. H. 1). MINER.
11K.-WHBN AND WHERE CAM I SEE YOU?
J Auawt r. YACHT.
LlLUl?TBAIB LATE KRIDAY. I'LL IBB YOU
at Arigrle Shadftw -'Danaante" to-morrow nU'lit.
NEWARK.
Kj^AIR"-I WILL MEET YOU AT 4 O'CLOCK.
M~ I88INO FRIBND&?MRS CON WHOOLY. WHOSE
maiden name was Ellen Cuillnnn, of Bantry Bay. count v
Cork, Ireland. 1* earnestly requested to eommuuicate with
her brother, Timothy Cnllinan. Addreaa BERNARD Mc
KENNA, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia.
AY D.', WHO LIVED OVER TWO 'YEARS AGO ON
Oth nr., near 13th at., your old friend John wonld like to
we you. Addreaa J. T.. Herald office.
K.sT H~AUST1 N-HATTIH IS VERY SICK AT 121
Weat 29th it. Call at once.
M
M
Matinee, booth-s.-willlady wfco sat next
a gentleman pleaae and addreaswhere he can meet berf
Mie held a leal skin sacqua in hntid: mention other clr
ttimstauces. Addreaa H. DE VOE. Herald office.
AGGIE?FIND YOUR ANSWER AT THE PRIVATE
letter office. 43 Chatham it., room J. WILLY.
VTOtTcB.?IF MISS AMANDA HOPKINS. KOR? BELY
l* of Orleana county. New York, will make known her
presunt addreaa, the will boar of something to her advant
1^0 M. II.- A.
NCE.-SLEEP SWnEf; IN HEART AND SPIRIT*!
am with you; klaa me In thy dreams.
0
IS
OSK.?I MISS YOU SO MUCH. DO WRITE OR
ome and aee ma. MOLLIE.
SATURDAY, ABOUT 5 P. M.. FOURTH jAVENUE CAR.
coliij; down.?Win the Indy addreaa gentleman opposite
whom aba noticed and state some circumstance. to avoid
miaiake? Addreaa 11. L. T.. Herald office.
TO~ A DOl'T, "TWO HEALTHY. GOOD LOOKING
hoy a (twiua) 4 yean ot age. Letters received A. B., box
123 Herald office.
1LL "THE PARTIES WHO ADVERTISED HOME
timo ago lor inlormntion of the Orantman family ad
lreaa W. G , box 743 I'ost office, Boston. Maaa. ?
nXBDMBSDAY EVENING, SEVEN O'CLOCK, FULTON
TT ferryboat. ? Brunette and blonds In dark dreaaea, gen
Dcmati would he pleaaed to becomu acquainted: mention
something to nvoid miatake. JAMES LEVERSON, Herald
Uptown office.
Z AIDER K. S.?CALL AT HERALI) UPTOWN
Branch office for lettrr to-day.
?RELItJIorg !VOTKES.
"at THE SPIRITUAL CONFERKNckT harvard
jVilooms Bnaervoir l'ark. Mr. Milleaon, aplrlt arilat, will
apeak on Snnday, at 2U, and Clinton Rocaevelt. Ext.. on
' Evolution," at o'clock.
A" T CIIUKCir OK YiIH HOLY APOSTLES, CORNER
9th av. nndl'3d at.?Sunday, 2Ctlr Inat.. at 7:30 P. M..
Rev. N. C. Potter, D. D., rector of Grace church, will preach,
belora tlie Younc People*! Mlaaionnry Aasocintlon. A lull
km hem aervlce, rendered oy ennlr ol over fifty valcei. '
"a~M"e5 I CAN T?M P KBANC H UNION?NINTH OF THB
/Vaeriea, Steinway Hall, tbil afternoon, 3 o'clock. Ex
C:l?ei?Prayer, Rev. Robert S. .MacArthur; Supplementary
ciiire on rood In relation to Alcohol (lllnitrated), by T.
B. Lambert, M. D.. LL. D. Prof. Yanderweyde will Illus.
trate the uolariiatlon of Hirht In relation to itarcb. dex
trine. imzar. aicniiol. Addreaa by Misa Linda Gtlbart. the
prlaonrrs' friend. J. B. GIBBS, Preaideut.
Thomas McTacgart, Secretary.
TT~cinckBRING*HALL, 8TH AV_ CORNER B1GH
XIteentli at.?Sunday, Rev. Samuel Colcord: aecoml aer
tnon 011 "Cliriat at the Door" 10:4.^; Rev. Thotnaa Armi
tnire. D. D . 3:30 P. M. SlnvinR both service! by Charlea fi.
Uunn and tha large choir. Seata free. Everybody welcome.
?J^ROOKLYN TABERNACLE.
REV. T. DEW ITT TALUAGE
will preach on
??HIS TRIAL HOUR OK THE NATION"
Sabbath morning at 10J? o'clock.
Will alio preach In the evening at o'clock.
BlbfaOP WHIPPLE, or MllrftBBOTA. WILL PtJKAOR
.it Grace church. Broadway and 10th at., on Sunday
afternoon. Service at 4 o'clock.
(" IHCRCH OP THE HEAVENLY REST. 5TII AV.,
Jnhcive 4-'itli st., Rev. Pr. Howland rector.?Services 11
A. M.. Ij( I'. M. Thankmrlvlnu Day, 11 A. M.
LV A R V ? HI .'EC H~~4T IT A V. ANO 21 ST ST.?REV'
JK. A. Washburn, O. D., rector; aervicei 10:30 A. M. and
J:W> P. M.
f SllURCH OK THK DISCIPLES,' MADTsON AV., OOR
L^ner 4.">th St. ?Rev. George 11. Hepworth. Morning?
"The Bruised Reed " Evening?"Cheerfulness in Relit;.
Inn." Sunday school and Kihlc class service at 3.
flRURCH OK THE ADVENT. PROTESTANT E PI SCO
Upal. 3"th st. and 4ih av.? Services, 11 A. J*., 4 P. M.:
Sunday school, 31". M. Ilia Rev. Joseph K. Jowltt will
pive the concluding Lecture, "Travels In Enmpe." illus
trated b.v the slervopticoD, Tuesday evening, H p. M.
(friuKCH op THE NEW JERUSALEM (MTBDEN
l^borglan). East 3."ith St.. between 4th and Lexington ?vs.
1. .. (' attncey Giles, pastor.?Services at II A. M. Sermot :
'The Steps in Man's Progress from Tiatnral to Spiritual
Life."'
/1 llrtlST CHURCH, 5TH AV. AND 3.VTH 8T.-8EK*
\ 'rices at l(':3nA. M. anil 7:3 ( P.M. Rev. Dr. McVlcker,
elia;ilaln at Sice, will officiate.
I EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.?'THE DI8TINOUI8I1ED
liN'ew England Evangelist, Rev. Edwin Burnhani. Seven
teenth sirret Methodist church. New York. m"rnin^:
licKalb av., Hrooklyn, Sunday. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings.
B- *ast baptist churoh, corner goverkece
J and Madison sta.?Service* by Rev. Mr. Miehel* at lOfltf
A. At. and 7 :30 P. M. Heats free. The public cordially in
rited.
BiREE EPISCOPAL-CHURCH OF THE REOOKCILIA
tlon. 242 East 81st St.?Services and sermon by the Rev.
E s. Wi.M' iuer. ai 10 : )<> A. M. aud 7:3:1 P. M. -unday
ichnol at 9 A. M. A cordial welcome to all.
triTvB POINTS XISSION (811 E~OK THfi old RREW*
r cry). ?ll Park st. Preach.ng at H>ij' A. M. and at ~ P.
M., In Herman. Sunday school at 3}? F M. Thanksgiving
si-rrlces at2 P. M. Diuner at 3 P. M. Donations of motley,
food or clothing thankfully received. Friends always w.-l
coniH. C. S. BROWN, Superintendent.
CUMMMIMI CHAPKL, 2I? av., BETWEEN
r.VMh and olst sts.?Rev. Nicholas HJerriug. pastor. Dl
rlne service, Snnday at 11 o'clock
f Jrace CHAPEL, east 14TH ST., NBAB 4TU av ,
l_TRev. Win. T. Egnert, tiaatnr.-Divine service 11 A. M.
and 7:80 P. M.; next 1 huraday, tn.i Both, being Thanksgiv
ing Day. thero will be uu appropriate service In this rhanel;
thr Kev. Saniui-I Osgood. D. D . will nreach the sermon.
/"< REENPOINT-CHCRCH OP THE RECO.NOIUA
Ijriinu, Noble, near Franklin. ?Rector i?l|| speak, morning
10:?<: evening. 7:?i; children's service, with instruction
Thanksgiving. 11 M.
Masonic temple, 2?d st. axd otii av.-o. h.
Frothingham, pastor of the Independent l.lberai
church, will prenrh on Sunday morning at 10:45 o'clock.
Subject I The Advantages of Unpopularity.'' Service ior
the young st 3i80 P. M.
?V"ELL1K J. T. H HICHAM, INSPIRATIONAL
XI speaker, lectures for Society Progressive spiritualists
10^B A v., 1\ P. M. Their hall, 55 West 33d, near Broaa
way. Children's lyceuiu. Si.1 a P. M.
0EE-HALF LAR'iE PEW IN 8T. THOMAS' KP1SCO
pal church to Int; rent $K> yearly. Address J. it., box
!!,?>?>? Post office. city.
PROFESSOR I ELIX ADLEB WILL LECTURE THIS
(Sunday) ni'.mlni.' at Standard Hall, corner Broadway
and 42d St.. at 11 o'clock. Subject: -"Tbe Enlightenment
of thu Masses." All interested are cordially invited to at
tend.
HEV. W. R. AlrfiRR WILL DELIVER A IHSCOI USE
before the Society of Hnmanltv In Science Hall, 8th ?t ,
near Broadway, this evening at 7 :!.% o'clock.
Rev. dr. p. h. ciiapin will preach in the
t'hii'ch of tile Divine PalnrnRy, .'.th a*.. corner -t.'ith st.,
Suinfay raornin.-at 11 In the e\ening veapois and no ex
temVMiraiicons address at s o'clock,
ST. ANDREW'S PROTESTANT ElMSi OPAI. OHl'KCH,
ilarlein (127th *t i nd 4th at.i-r-Mofrilng service st In ::ni,
evening servloe at 7:3tlt Kev. A H. Moore will presch :n
morning and Itev. Arthur Brooks, of the t'hurrii of tbe In
carnation, in the even lag.
T II IhTY-FOUR I'll STREET REFORMED ?'lll'Hfil,
ivcst oi Hih M., Rev. Carles Mnrtyn. pa tor*?Divine ?r
elre to morrow. Will last, .i In1, A M. iind 7 p. M ;
creachlB* by tlie pastor. Strangers welci me.
fpilE STORY OF ,V CONVERT.-A LKCTUKK O.N THE
X above snbJeM will be delivered by H W Whltrher. Es>|.,
on Mindly ?letting. Nov. M. IsTH In Hie Hall ol St. Bcr
narit s ' Ihiireli. We-t 14th >t., I et?-<???. 8tl. ar,.t 'tn i?s? Pro
cee'l lor the benefit of tue pnur .if the parish . iwtnussn ?>,
f.iicen's, doors open at li o Clork ; lecture rtnllfncf* at
$ o'clock.
I fjiiTV riArtk uablkm.?itvv. tikSSCl
Alger will preach this morning on tue "Duties of l.lber
Mb" Bcrvlcs begins at 11 o'clock.
DRY GOODS.
H H OOO ?" J?!C N REEE IIL L
II H o o " N X K ? H L L
II H O O ? N X N g |J I? J'
H K O O K M N K II U L
HHHHH O O N X * JJ X'
II 9 O OK K N K |I L L
ii h o o i xvj ity- D
li H O O If X|E 11 L L
II H ? OOO N NN BEEE II LLLL LLLL
U CCC OOO
A A C C O O
AA C O O
A A O O O
A A 0 O U
A A C O O
A AA 0 O O ?
A A C C O O
AAA A CCC OOO ^ .
321 to .129 6th a*., corner30th it.
Will ifuon MO> DAY. November 27, their stock of
CLOAKS and suits
at a
reduction of 25 to 50 oer cent.
Very handsome trimmed Cloaks, id place of rough
beaver $4 70
All-wool CloaKs. trimmed with braid, very long 7 45
Our $10 and $14 95 Cloaks are worth tha attention of
ever* lad*.
Splendid assortment of One Cloak*, all price*, and at Im
mense redaction iu prices of ltuit ueek.
sss u u ii rrrrr sss
S3UUII T 8 S
? U U II T ?
8 U 0 II ftI
SS8 U U II T MS
R U U II T 8
SUCII T 8
8 8 CD II T 88
88S CC II * S88 ?
$."? 00 reduced from W 00
8 00 rednced from 11 'W
13 75 reduced lr?m M 50
16 50 ...... reduced from 35 00
Fine all-wool Ccshmero Suits, $19 50 from $27 50.
150 nll-w<>ol Cashmere ami Camel's Italr Suits, in all the
neweat shade* and styiea, winch must be sold.
Ladtos ?ill do well to examine our stock, ae we are offer
ing special Inducements.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.
A full line of
DNDEBWEAK
or evert description,
FRENCH AND OK OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,
which we will offer at
exceedingly LOW PRICES.
INFANTS' OUTFITS.
BEADT MADE AND TO ORDER
millinert
GOODS.
IX ALL THE NEWEST STYLES.
? <?
| FRENCH FELT HATS ^
In all the newest shades and.shape*.
SOU dosen Felt flu's, reduced Iroin $1 to 75c.
All Silk Velvet Hat*. $2 25.
Allslixdes of Silk Velvet Hats (the* latest novelty).
1,000 dosen fancy Feather*, reduced from $1 to 25e.
500 dosen Bandeaux reduced front $4 M and $3 to $1 SO
and $1.
Jet beaded Bandeaux in all style*.
BIBBON8 AGAIN REDUCED IN PRICES
in all tho new shades,
1 SASH RIBBONS.
7-Inch Pash Ribbou. 63c., al! nlk.
8-inch Sash Ribbon. *5c., all iilk.
FANCY SASHES.
BOM AN SASHiiB.
TRIMMING
VELVETS
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
SO pieces black Velvet, $1 50, reduced from f'J 2Y
100 pieces black Velvet, $1 60. $1 75 $1 86, $2 and np
ward.
200 pieces colored Velvet at $1 75, reduced from $2 75. In
all shades. These good* are much below the manufacturers'
prices in gold, and all of ilie first >ju?lity.
LACE GOODS.
FRBNCH LACES.
GUIPURE LACES,
CACHEM1RB LACES.
THREAD LACES.
FANCT LACE GOODS.
Cashlons, Toilet Sets. Handkerchief* and Glove Boxea.
Special attention to made-up Luce Good*.
RulHiug in endless variety, all ol our own manufacture.
H H OOO SSS II EEE RRR Y T
HUGOS IIE R R T Y
mm ii o o sss n eee rrr yy
H li O O SHE KR V ?.
H II OOO 88S II EEE R R Y ?
for ladles, gentleman and children. In wool, cotton and me
r no.
All the newest styles.
Full lines of Cartwright A Warren's and all the other
leading brands <>l Hue
MERINO underwear.
Immense stock of Fringes and Trimmings of all kind*.
<?>
. .tf <UOVESt
l.u> i dozen 2-Button Kid Gloves, 75c., all warranted.
2,000 nmeu 2-Button Kid Gloves, 95c , all warranted.
1.500duseu 3-Button Kid Gloves, $1 06, all warranted;
all new shaaee.
ladies'
TIES.
Closing out 500 dosen Windsor Ties at 25c.
2,000 dosen Silk Handkerchiefs at 25c. to 50c.
H. O'NEILL A CO.,
321 TO 329 6TH AV.,
CORNER OF 20TH ST.
B
LACK AND COLORED BILK VELVETS,
$1 ?, $1 50, $1 75 AND UPWARD,
at
<}>
I BLOOMS', I
?} 338 BOWERY, 340,
near Bund St.
LYONS SILK cloaking VELVET, superb quality,
$4 10, $4 50. $5 and upward.
SATINS. SILKS AND SKIRTING VELVEt% at at
tractive prices. ,
T?1CU DKKStf GOODS.
A. T. STEWART * CO.
will open on MONDAY, November 27,
? very choice scleetion of
FRENCH NOVELTIES,
Just landed, which will Inelnda
plain, plaid and corded
sedan and tofted Saltings.
in all dark colort.
Plain all wool Sergea, *
5o Inches wide.
Glenbam Salting*, ell^rool,
and an exceptional assortment of
Cashmeres and Merinos.
Ail at
very low prlcea.
A lar(* addition to their stork or Lyons and German
Velvets,
superior in quality and eolora.
Broadway, 4th ?? , !?tli and 10th sta. ?
jt LEU A XT LAC is AS I) KMB R0I~DKRIE?
POINT GAZE AND APPLIyLK SHAWLS,
CHANTTLLY. SPAMSH, GUIPURE.
french. VALEHCIENNES? TORC^OO,
POINT DL'CH Ks, MALTESE AND CLUNT.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
A very handsome line of
MADE-UP LACS GOODS
of wholly oew designs.
The latest styles of plain and superbly Initialed fne
French Silk lailics' and genii nien'i
HANDKKU0HIEF8,
raffled, teailoprd. inched, Ac.,
AT RKTAIL.
A. T. STEWART A CO.,
P.ROADWAY. 4TH AV? 9TH AND 10TH STfl. _
j^URS. 1_ "
A. T. STEWART A CO..
bare Just manufactured a large Stock of
SEAL? KIN HACV l*i!8
of good quality, thirty-two to thirty-six Inches long, which
they otter at prices that will give to buyers
EXTRA "bargains.
? Also a tali stock of
TRIMJII.NO FURS
of the various qualities and atylae.
Broalway, 4th nv? nth and 10th sit
QLOAK4,' \VArj-.nrhooks ?u>h.\ino"y Sappers,
LADIES , CHILDREN'S sn I INFANTS' COMPLETE
OUTFITS of superior Satih aT LBM THAN POPULAR
PRICES QIOTKD IN NL w77aPRP.S.
q f
, BI.OOMv, f
<j. <t>
KM BOWc.RY, 840
nesr Hoaii ft.
ElSi' i: PATENT VaIiTlF killRT3,
the rrry o??t ??.* fur W. csn be finisher1. n> easily as
beniuiia* > hnmiksrciiirf. ATI Broadway, and Jill Areti St.,
riwlaftflpkiii.
i I OUM' t >pfitr?. MANUfAtJTURERS. 874
mal ?t. - I nbt.rrs -npplled with oetrtch Feather Trim
SI-.aI. SVCQVhi RED* hit TO LOOK LIKE new;
rur- reltni't sn>i altered: work fcrat class; priies low.
siIaVNK S FUR M aNUKaCIORY, Broadway, cornar l?th,
Wailack s Theatre.
DRY GOODS.
gafcat rmcoction itT situt
lord jk TAYLOR
have marked down thkik entire stock 01
i rich COLORED dress
SB BILks,
ii-annual i>
preparatory TO the1k SEMIANNUAL tntej*.
tokv, AND respectfully ASK A.N INSPEC
tion OK th KM, FEELING conkidekt they
WILL HE koi}nd LOWER PRICED than
EQUALLY rich goods CAN bb PURCHASED
klokwhkrb
rich WHITE SILKP AND SATINS jc8t RECEITED.
also CHOICE shaden FOR BALL AND BRIDAL
dress E*.
BROADWAY AND 20th ST..
GRAND, CHHYSTIE AND s3 AND ss forsyth ST.
takers GOODS.
<j>
LORD a TAYLOR
4
IN till8 STOCK THEY ARE OKKERIMO MOST DE
sirable GOODS AT thk FOLLOWING extremely
LOW ?i(,ES.
COTTON AND WOOL MIXTURES, i2xc.j WOETH
FANCY PLAIDS. 12?C.; WORTH I6C.
POLON AISE CLOTH. ioc. . WORTH ."oc.
camels haik cloth. 2SC.. worth aio.
SNOW KLAkK CLOTH, 20C.; WORTH 25g.
PLAID CAMEL'S liale. ALL WOOL. 85c.I WORTH
60C
serges, ALL COLORS. 250.; WORTH 3101
SERGES, ai.L COLORS. 30?.; WORTH 370.
POPLINS, ? o.; WORTH 40C.
CASHMERES, IN ai.L color8, ?C.| WORTH soa
FANCY PLAIDS, 2i>c.; WORTH 25c.
fancy plaids, use.; worth aoc.
FANCY p1.a1 D?, SIC.; WORTH 4<)C.
fancy plaids, all wool, t?so.; worth $l
FANCY PLAID*, all WOOL. x. *1; WORTH $1 5a
mohairs, all colors, hoc. ; worth mc.
MOHAIRS, all COLORS. 25c.; WORTH 310.
REPS, in THE NEW KMT SHADES. 3?C.; WORTH
37C.. AND AT 370.. WORTH 40C.
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS. JOC. AND UP
WARD.
TYCOON REPS AND delaines, 120. AND cp
WARD.
IN THE FINER qualities OF DEESS GOODS we
HAVE:
1'i.M'S IRISH i'OPLINS. ft: WORTH $2
RAVIER AND P0N80N POPLINS AT 870.; WORTH
ft
CAMEL'S HAIR. 54 INCHES WIDE, 75C.; WORTH
(1 25.
FRENCH CASHMERE. 46 INCHES WrDE, f 1;
WORTH $1 7.?
CAMEL'S HAIR, 40 INCHES WIDE, 50C.; WORTH
BOO.
SAMPLES OF GOODS AND CATALOOUES OF
LADIES'. MISSBS' AND children'S KURMSH
ING GOODS SENT FREE ON APPLICATION
to all parts of the country.
ORDERS FOR GOODS OK EVERY de
scklption carefully KILLED
WITHOUT CHARGE. AND
GOODS PACKED ANIA
FORWARDED to
any desti
NATION.
broadway AND 20TH ST.
GRAND, 0HRYST1E AND 8:1 AND 85 KOR8YTH ST.
vjpllinbet.
LORD A TAYLOR.
GREAT reduction IN HATS.
WE ARE NOW SELLING HATS AT 25c., WORTH
60C.: 75C., WORTH j1 25: IOC.. WORTn (1 SO.
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS REDUCED.
GREATER BARGAINS THAN ANY YET OFFERED.
TRIMMED HATS AT $2 SO. (3 50, $5, AND UP
WARD.
special ATTENTION CALLED TO OUR NOVEL
TIES IN HATS AND BONNETS FOR DRESS AND
EVENING WEAR IN SILK. VELVET, FLUSH, HEAL
OTTER, KELT, AC, AC., KROM $10 AND *12 TO $25.
CLEARING OUT SALE OK A LARGE assortment
IN ALL COLORS AND STYLES OF LADIES' TIES,
25C.. WORTH 50c.; 50c.. WORTH $1; 75C.. WORTH
ft so.
ALL SHADES AND qualities OK HAT AND SASH
RIBBONS AT *10, SI J. $15. *20 $25. $5(1 AND $75.
THAT CANNOT BE OBTAINED ELSEWHERE AT
SUCH EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
BLACK SILK VELVETS. $1 25, $1 SO. $2, $2 SO UP
WARD.
COLORED VELVETS. ALL SHADES. AT THE SAME
LOW HATES.
bargains IN FLOWEBS, feathers AND OENA
MfcNI'S.
BRIDAL WREATHS ? SPECIALTY.
LORD A BAYLOR,
255 TO 201 ORAND ST.. CORNER ohrystib, AND
h3 AND forsyth.
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ID GLOVRS REDUCED.
WE HAVE MARKED DOWN the CELEBRATED
GLOVES OK
TREKOUSSE A CO.
till AKTER the holidays TO the following
PRICES:
2 BUTTONS, *1 75. 3 BUTTONS. $2 10.
4 buttons, $2 40. ? BUTTONS. $2 85.
GANTS DE SUEDE, ok**Vhe SAME SUPERIOR
MAKE.
3 buttons, *1 SO. 4 BUTTONS. $1 70.
5 buttons, $2 00. ? BUTTONS, $2 25.
in ALL COLORS.
including BLACK and WHITE.
LOBD a TAYLOR. |
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BROADWAY and 20TH ST..
GRAND 'and chrystie st&
QROSSLET'S carpets.
Large stock on hit!
In conseqnsnce of onr determination to eat down the la
ment* quantity of good* In nock, will offer treat Induce
ment! In the way of prices.
English velvets ...91 90 per yard
English body Brussels....... ?. 1 23 per yard
English tapestry, from 00c. to $1, Ac.
Best extra super ingrains, 73c.
Wool Ingrains, 50c.
Largest stock of Oilclothe In the city at retail, to all
widths, from 35c. up.
Bugs, Drnggets, Door Mats, A a., Ac., la great variety.
We shall offer unheard of bargains for the next 40 daya.
Jit A J. W. cross LET,
"t.'O and 323 Broadway^
comer Pearl st.
QPECIaL a.nd important
TO TUt. PUBLIC.
THE OREAT annual OLOSIKO OCT
sale or HOLIUAY goods,
b* The
IMPORTERS A.VLi MANUFACTURERS'
combination.
WHOLKSALK WAREROOMB.
AT 699 BROADWAV. CORNER 4TI1 ST.
Offer at retail, for thirty d*; a only, over $2r.0,000 worth
of Clocks, lironses. Opera liiaoies. Pans, Musical Bot*s
and Albums, quadruple I'lxted Ware, Russia Leather
Goods, Inlaid Work Boxes, fine Bohemian Glassware, FHk
Umbrellas. Pockctbouks, Cutlery, Perfumery, Stationery,
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Swiss Carving, fancy Cabinet Ware, Skates, Sleds,
Sleighs, Velocipedes, Propellers and
(00,000 other articles, too numerous to mention. j
Dolls and Toys, In great variety, forming the largest stock
of hoiiilar goods ever offered at retail.
It is ?ot p ?sible for any retail houso to compete with
oi In goods or price*, aa our orders in many eases to
sail are absolute, and there is no mistake about ear
Intention of doing se.
Managers of charch fairs, charitable Institutions, Sunday
schools and ?mall dealers
will do wall to examine thla stock before pnrchasln?, as
we are positively selling at
twenty-Ore oer cent
below the advertised prices of any other bo?*e.
Don't furgrt the number.
tf.rj H roadway, corner 4th St.
QPBmxo, OPESIXO, opknino,
Monday, MM?i?y, Monday,
Khoo Shoe
Parlor. Parler. Parlor.
Rpanlth fpsnUa Mpaniah I
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Instep ln?t*p Instep
Boots, ? Bout*, Boots,
connectsd wllli my Tsctory.
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42 University place. Kew terk.
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THROUGHOUT OUR BNTIRB ESTABLISHMENT.
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^ SlLiK AXU VELVET L?K P A HTM E NTS.
Spiendtd qualltic*
BLACK SILK VELVETS.
?i 61 50, $1 73, $2, $2 25 * yard.
COLORED silk VELVETS,
tu tbe Uiort deairnble ehadea,
troiu $1 50 a yard upward.
BLACK OLOAKl.NO VELVETS,
incboa wide, al $3 00, f4. H SI, f4 85 a yard.
LYONS ALL silk CLoaK velvet,
U? and ;kj Inches wide, at <>7 50 and $3 85 a yard.
ALL SPLENDID VALUE AND URKATliY REDUCED
PRICES,
A large ?a?ortmenl of
BLACK OROS GRAIN S1LK4.
COLORED UR08 GRAIN silks,
OROS DB suez AND
. MILLINERY silks
IN ALL imaginable SllADEa.
Special attention it directed to
our large and very attractive at nek of
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our own exclntlve dFalgni and munnlaciure.
sleeveless JACKKT8. POLONAISES,
OVERGARMENTS.
FICHUS, neck HANDKERCHIEFS, TIBS.
collarettes, FANCY BIBS.
lace SCARKM
PIN CUSHIONS.
TOILET SETST gloves.
handkerchiefs, BOXKn AND PIN cushions.
Lace covers, crepe du chknb and lace ties
AMD AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF neck RUFFLINGS
EXCEEDINGLY* LOW prices.
An elecant atock of *
KEaL lace goods,
BBAL duchess, POINT AND POINT APPLIQUlf
HANDKERCHIEFS,
TIB ENDS AND BARBS.
BBaL GUIPURB SCARFS.
REAL duchess SCARF*.
housekeeping GOODS.
Special hargaloi in
LINEN DAMASKS, TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS. towels AND TOWELLINGS,
SHEETINGS AND LINENS,
BMBROIPERI.D flannels,
blankets, ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES.
scarlet, WHITE, Ol'EKA AND CaNI'ON ILAN
NBUB.
and a lnrce line of
FINE WHITE GOODS.
Opening of noTe'tiea in
unusually CHEAP.
rAiit.-iAN pa*cv uoojjs.
BLUE AND STEEL, ONYX. GILT, SILVER,
BBAL AND imitation SHELL AND IVOBY
JEWELRY,
chatelaines. SATCHELS. PORTEMONSAIES
AND MANY 6THER EXQUISITE ARTICLES,
without exception
THE M08T ELEGANT ASSORTMENT EVER OFFERED
IN THE CITY,
WITH DECIDED BAROAINS IN OUR
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENTS.
Monday, opening of new
CLOAKS, DO MI ASS, CIRCULARS,
WRAPS AND SACQLES,
for
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
at
DECIDEDLY REDUCED PRICES.
STERN BROTHERS,
SIXTH AVBNUE AND 23D RTRBET.
BLOOMS'.
BLOOMS',
33* BOW KRY. 340
between Bund and Great Jonei at?.,
hare opened Uve caae* of the moat elegant
FRINGES
ever imported at exceedincly low flritrea.
Parisian novelties in bmbkoidekbd trim.
MINOS. In elegant rtetitriia In VINES AND UAKLANDS
OK FLO WEBS, copied from natme, not to be found else
where In the citr. _
LTNRIVALLED beautiftino bazaar.
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All fiUPKRI'Ll'Ors HAIR ON LIPS,
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iOF SILVER Inun a D?an?ttnl ' rown to
Mack, fl M> per box. A lar^r aaaortment
o.' al! modern brnatirrlr.tr COSMETICS en
.hand.
I Tbe larient axortment of
HUMAN HAIR liOODS
pu?itl?f|y retailed at wholeaalc prieea.
INVISIBLE FROST:*, eery faahlonable,
and improving the looka ot aii ladlea In
?tantly, In Urate earletr. f- pcr'lnch on
roa. patent hair lace anil naturally curly
hair: >n Imitation. lace, fl per Inch.
Vt I'aortmrnt of III MAN IlAlK
SWITCHES, of the .lueat qnalitr only la
truly wonderful. AH Ion* hair SWITCHES
of the ftnrtt quality of hair a*, t*. 410. H2
and $15. aom<-th:nir nerer oftemi before at
lee than doable that price. CL'RLS. war
ranted to be natnrally curly, at f>0c each
and upward Combine* made np In the
meat approved manner, ? arranted to rle*
? atlafai'.ion. 11AI it TAKEN IN EX
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s?nd 'or our new lllaatrated Price Llav
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ONLY DEPOT,Iwhen prepaid, free or charge, or C. O. D..
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FLOW: FLORAL. OaKNITUBBS, PTBEL, PEARL
AND GILT ORNAMENTS a7
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UKKAT REDUCTION IN MlLLI.Nfc.KY GOODb.
EXTRA QUALITY KELT HATS, telling everywhere at
85c.. reduced to -iHe.
BEST REAL FRENCH FELT HATS, all solan, at
57c.
BEST AMERICAN FELtITaTS, reduced to 23c.
S1I.K VELVET HATS, Quest quality, erery iliape, re
duced to 91 08.
Over 40 different ttyles of WINGS, reduced to 19a
A new lot of rich Hanrieaux, black, brown, navy blue, all
shades, marked down to 52c.
1,000 down black real OSTRICH TIPS, rich, glossy
bUck aud heavy bluet; branch of three for 50c.; One qual
ity. *1.
FEATHER TRIMMING reduced from 75c. to 40c.; from
SI to ?0c., fmui 91 25 to 75c.; all colore reduced from (1 M
to 91 per yard.
OLONBSI GLOVES I GLOVES I GLOVES I
NO REDUCTION IN TIIK "EURICH" KID OLOVE.
It Ii the best kid glove lu New York city for the price.
All the latest fall ihadee; two-button, 91 2U; three-button,
91 35.
Silk embroidered Red Gauntlets, for ladles, at 75e. and 91.
Large assortments orOloveH lor ladles, at 15c., 25c. and 50c.
Children's Gloves at lOo., 12c., 18c.
GREATEST COLLECTIOITOK GLOVES IN YHE CITY
for ladies, missns, (tents and boya, confuting of Ann
Gauutiets and Mitt, with boaver or ?tlier tnp?; ftoece-lluiMl
(?loves, plain or lurtop; Berlin Gloves; cloth, from one to
six button; Castor,knitted, dogskin, buckskin, Ac., Ac.,
ALL AT MODERATE PRICES.
Noticeable reductions In Ratlns, Ribbons, Flowers, Crapes
ORNAMENTS and everything in the millinery line.
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WE URGE UPON LADIES TO EXAMINE OUR FURS
HAVE A PRACTICAL FURRIER AT THE HEAD OF
FURS ARE PERFECTLY CORED AND DRtSSED,
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REAL SEAL MUFFS, fine trimmings, at $1 SO, $7,
$7 50, $H, $10. $12. $IS. fit) 50. $18, $20, $23.
REAL SEAL SETS, MuIT and Long Boa, a. $13 80.
$14 50, $16. $18 50. $20. $25. $28, $30, $35.
REAL MINK MUFFS, all four-stripe, U $5, $\ $9, $10,
$12, $14. $16. $1?, $22, $25, and up to *75.
500 FRESCU IMITATION HEAL MUFFS, educed to
$3 19.
FRENCH REAL SETS, Mud, satin lined, wlh patent
furrinp, extra Long Boa, reduced to $4 40.
FRENCH MINK SETS, Muff, sift-llnod. Long Ba,reduced
to $3 00.
Rani a Ltd* Set*. very line, at $6 75 and $8,
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CAMEL'S HAIR SUITS, at ?4 78, $5, $6 andpward.
SEKGE SUITS Inall colors, at $8 75, $12, an?p.
CASHMERE SUITS, black and.cotored. at $1 $25. $4ft.
BLACK aLPACA SUITS, Ht $7,$10, $16 andpward.
BLACK aNP COLORED SILK SUITS, a $30, $40,
$45. *5<>. $75, $8U
LACE AND SWISS POLONAISES. OreMrta aad
Basques. In the latent utrles and loveit prices.
Fall line of Misses melton and elotb Suits, afreatlj ra
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CLOAK VELVETS, 27 Inches wide, allk Iseanen back,
reducud (rum $4 10 29.
BETTER GRADE CLOAK VELVET, allk faclnen back,
redaced frnrn $4 75 to V 'U.
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SHADE, HEAVY *1LK FACE, LINBNIAC K, 27
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AND SHALL MAKR THIS tTiR CREATE Oo^LhC
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[ LADIES' UNDERWEAR-FRENCH AND DOMESTIC!
CALL AND SEE THE 8TARTLI2IO REDUCTION I
RKMFMBEB, PLEASE^ THAT THESE PRICES
ARK FOU TIIK BB8T CI1A8K OP OOOD8. BEST
MUSLINS, BEST EMBROIDERIES, BEST WORK.
LADIES'CUBMISES, doubt* stitched band, reduced to
86c.
ELEGANT CHEMISES, three point, with naadlawork
Insnrtiou, or made en with (It* row insertion,
trimmed above and balow with embroidery, reduced to 85c.
LADIES' NIonTDKRSSES, trimmed full length, rob*
ttjrlo. with 14 alternnte Ur?e and small tuck* and two row*
ol embroidery, or oue wide ruffle of enibroldory, reduced to
fl 21.
RICH NIGHTDRESS, tucks and Are row needlework In
sertion, reduced to 81 27.
MAGNIFICENT NIGHTDRESSES, elegantly tacked aid
pulTo I, with six row? of point embroidery, rich needlework
ed^e. worth fully $3 50, reduced tu$I So aud $1 95.
Ladies' Walking Skirts, 20 alternate large and amall
Tucks; two clnater tucks and cambric rttdle; cluster of tacki
and throe cambric raffles, reduced to 75c.
Crest redaction In finest Train Skirta, Smyrna lace
trimmed Underclothing, Corset Coven, Drawers, Ac., Ao.
KEKNCII UKDEltWEAR STILL CIIEAPBB.
In the aasortment, quality and prices of French Undew
wear we stand unrivalled. we invite examination.
Finest French Perculo Chemise*. entirely hand sewed
trimmed with sixty tiny tucks and hanu onibroldery, rr
ducod to 81 21.
Attractive prlcea for French Nightdresses, Camisoles
Skirts, Bands, Flounclngs Ac., Ac.
CORSETS! CORSETSI CORSETS!
A French Contllle Corset, side steel, reduced to fl.
Beautlfal French Coatille r.orset, silk embroidered bail
silk stitched, reduced to (1 50.
Magnificent Cor?et, elegantly embroidered and silk
aticlted toll BOO bona, worth fully ft, reduced toUIL
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THOROUGHLY DEODORIZED, AMD FINISHED IN
markable PAINS WILL SPEAK FOR THEK.
TION ALLOWED AT OUR counters. EVERY AR.
RICH ASSORTMENT of Mliwr Otter, Sliver Burir,
re*l Lynx, Alaaka Sabl*. Squirrel and Ailrtku Sat*. Squir
rel Lining for Cloaki, and
circulars, Ladlei', Gentlemen'* and Children'! rtil
Seal Cape, Glovei, Collar*. Ac . Ac.
FUR trimmings. KI R TRIMMINGS.
Wo invite attention In the nu/illtv. perfect sewing anA
superior fnr of our Fur Trimmings. Wo give apeelal atten
tion to the manufacture ol these goods.
FUR TRIMMINGS of Black Coney, Sliver Coney, Brow*
Coney. White Coney, Blue pox. Gray Fox, Silver Fox, Crpat
Fox, Chinchilla. Kaecoon, Gray Krimlner,|811ver-polnt*4
Bearer or Otter. Alaaka Sable. Ac., Ac.
1,000 yard* of Rani* Lynx, extra width, at S5o-, wortk
01 50.
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ARCTIC BEAVER CLOAK** reduced to S3 SO, $4 SO,
$ft 75.
ALL WOOL BEAVER CLOAKS, at $5 75. $7 801, (S,
$8 60, *9.
scotia BEAVER CLOTH, at $11. *12. $14, *13, flfll
II RAW GERM AM A BEAVER CLOAKS, at ?17. $18,
$19. $20. $22, $24. $25. $27.
CHINCHILLA BEAVER cloaks, at SB, $?, SlflL
$12. $14. $lrt, $18, $20 and upward.
matala8se CLOAKS, at $fl 25. $7 Si), ?14, 931, $38,
$35 and np.
BLACK AND COLORED DOLMANS, at popular prtoM.
sealskin sacques. f5".,$65, $75. $85, $85.
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MINQ VHLVETS EVER OFFERED.
BLACK SILK trimming VELVET, reduced from $ I 23
to#rfc.
BLACK SILK TRIMMING VELVET, reduced from $1 7S
to $1 20; Irom $2 to $1 SO; from $2 75 to $2.
EXTRA QUALITY all SILK colored VELVETS,
in cardinal, myrtle green, seal brown,
NAVY BLUE. PLUM AND all OTHER SHADES,
REDUCED to $1 95.
Extra width black Velveteen, lull 23 Ineh. extra heavy, foe
skirt.ng trimming p?rpo>.ee, reduced from $1 so to $1.
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TWO DOORS ABOVE OUR WKI.L KNOWN FLACB OF
to TUB display of TOYS AMD HOLIDAY GOODS,
TION of holiday ARTICLES BVRR EXHIBITED IB
VARIETIES we HAVE ADDBD MANY NEW DEPART
THK NOVEL JA8KP0P.I GOOD*. AC.. AC.
advised to MAKE THl7r~SELECTIONS AT ONOB.
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