Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-04
THE BUSINESS WORLD.


GENIN's LADIES AND JUVENILE BAzAAp
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL. No 5l3 BRoADwAY.-To BE Oprr.
ED TUESDAY, APsrI 6-Fashion and convenience have
long required in this Metropolis CT the western worla
establishment from whose ample and comprehen
sve stores children Of all ages could be furnished
with complete outfit, comprising every article ofu
venile dress, of the most elegant pattern and mai.
and the finest material, at prices moderate AZ r.
command vast patronage, instead of being regulated
by ecsle based upon the limited demands Of fheex-
elusive circle.
Such an establishment GENIN has been freoueDtv
urged to open and at length satisfied that the want
OF the public justified the enterprise, and will snsta
it, he has taken spacious and beautiful store in tba
new ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, No. 513 Broadway between
Broome and Spring streets fitted up In the most cost
ly and graceful style of modern decoration and vii,
open it, with display of juvenile costume and San
goods hitherto Jnequaled in this country on Mondsy
the 9th inst.
To this grand sumptuary Bazaar, lady NAV fob.
her sons snd clothe them from head to foot after tb
then reignng fashion of Paris or London for alss,
sum in the aggregate than would be quired TO mr.
chase the various articles in dozen different stores
and of inferior Style workmanship, and material
Parents justly complain Of the loss of time and an.
noyaDos involved in buying bats and caps for their
children lat one place, sacks. jackets, paletots and
pautsloons at another shoes al third, and under
clothing, sc, ut a fourth. This difficulty will now hs
obviated 6ENINs BAZAAR will be amiorooosm, com
plete Mirror of the World of Juvenile Fashion Ex-
pedton in the execution Of orders will be one of the
rules of tbs establishment aud the full and entire
tsfsoti0n Of every purchaser at any cost OF labor
will be grand desideratnm With the proprietor The
Ara artists in the several departments of iuVenile
costume will be employed, and however great may be
the demand provision has been made to meet it with
a regularity aud certainty that will command the
confidence of the public.
In anticipation Of the opening Of GENiN's BAZAAR,
arrangements entered into with the first houses
in the Juvenile and Fancy Costume Department. on
the Cont inent and in England, for the early trans
mission Of the most approved style and fashionable
materials, simultaneously with their adoption abroad
so that On Che very day when a ohauge of costume
new style is announced in Pars or London it will
be duplicated in GENIN's BAZAAR Thus the establish
mept will afford perfect reflex ut a single glance of
all the newest modes In every branch Of Juvenile dress
comprised fn the assortments Of hundreds of FRENCH
MACHINES and Of the various WEsr ENp Emf QRIuMs
of tho British Metropolis
Such concentration Of attractions, such com
plete MULTuM of Juvenile and Ladies' Fash
ionabe Apparel has never before been exhibited
der one roof In the new world.
While the store at No. 214 Broadway will continue
to be the headquarters of supply for gentlemen,
GEN1N bazaar, No. 513 Broadway will be more especis
ally devoted to ladies' and children xsszs Il ss
There will be kept in addition to every description
Of Youthful Attire splendid stock Of LADIES'
BoNNErs untrmmed, Of the most elegant designs,
RIDING HATS, Of the models alrsa6y introduced by
Genin, aud others now in preparation PARIS RIDING
WHIPS GLOVES, GAuNTLETs, and an immense variety
of other Fancy Articles of personal ornament and
Our resident population is rapidly moving town
leaving the southern portion Of the city to the hustle
Of commercial life Our merchants and tradesmen
trade and what called "Hrtcles of the first neoes
sityn spend their days in the great mart of business
below Chambers street but their HOMES in the
quieter streets and avenues Of less busy region
midway between tbs two extremes-the World of
Fashion and the World of usiness- GENIN has taken
the stand, and ththar he invites his friend
the public from both ends of the route and
all the space between. There is not more conve
nient location for Gil parties on the Island Of Man
haitian It is precisely the HuLrEU-the golden
mesn' between the business and suburban QUARTERS
l and equally accessible to the denizens of both
To all and each of them, and especially to Ladies'
and Heads of Families GENIN tenders respectful in.
vitaton to visit the and, he trusts appropriate
establishment he has lifted up and stocked for their
l reception and accommodation Certainly it is alto.
gether unique and unparalleled In the United States
Sustained he has hitherto been in his business re.
atons, GENIN has neither doubt fear of the sue
of his present undertaking. He regards that sue
perfectly assured, and more, In concIu-
sion invites his friends, customers and the public to
call upon him bis opening day. and judge fol
themselves how far be fuls the promise Of this ed
| vertisement.
The following is list Of the leading articles in tbs
various departments of GENIN's BAZAAR:
! CHMDREN's STRAW HATS CAPS.
| CHTLDREN's VELVET HATS CARS.
| CHILpREN's CLOTH Cars
| Misses LEGHoRN AND STAw FLATS
| INFANTS HooDs HATS AND Cars
l CH1LDREN's WEARING APPAREL, of every meteria
| in use, imported from the most Fashionable
| houses Ct Paris and London, and of homo man
| ufacture
1 sgT CHMDREN's AND INFANTS SHOES
LADIES' RIDING HATS, WHIPs GLOVES
| STRAW BoNNETs UNTRAnIED, &c
| GENIN's BAZAAR, ST. NICHOLS HOTEL
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