Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-14
II TREMENDOUS ExCITEMENTl
lNREAT CROWDS OF PEOPLE!-IM
VI MENSE SALE OF DRY GOODSi
u MIN > II OAIT VF VN1 ITTTIWDI
THE BOWERY SAVINGS STORE,
l26 BowERY,
SELLING OFF AND CfOSTNC up

I'NREAT CROWDS OF PEOPLE!-IM-
~ MENsE T5v sAdG Aaw 9PI OF Ply vGNo1s; ss;uon
l26 BowERY
Two weeks the Proprietors Of the Bowery Saviugs
Store gave notice OF cir intention of selling out in
sequence Of being obliged to submit heavy losses in
the tearing down the large Banking House next door Ia
their concern rendering them liable to damage, delay in
business, &c. at least disadvantage of thousands
TO OBvIsTE THE TROUBLE.
in some measure decided sell out thus placing
selves in funds agd unfetterd to again take
any advantage which may offer for pro6tsble
ON THE ST OF MARCH
we opened our stock to the public, an marked in plain
red hgures at srch immense red uction that every
was sarprsedsl there reality and all bought
so large that thousands daily have been obliged leave
being unable to obtain entrance nor has complaint
sur or doubt been expressed by single soul who has
been to parake in the chances offered for buy
In tbe ssme space Of time, with the same amount CT
help and the same room, never has been known in this
AN UNPARALLELED SALE
Thousands Of dollar worth daily have been sold and
will costnue to be for he stock was exceedingly large
neous that equalY good Goods desirable styles and
advantageous bargains left Besides all
300 CASES AND BALES,
stored in cellar and in bond will be brought out marked
in general reduction, and slaughtered with the ret
AH0rding improved La 9pRSFsHPities p nTTP bTsrpp
to allow rend and the public to feast on the good
things have provided for them until the whole shall
edisposed Of If posibeaud at the rate the Goods
WHY RE THESE CR6WDSY
WHY THIS EXCITEMENTf
Because sensible people, alive to their advantage,
statements set forth by this concern contain no decep
tion because they ind they can buy at bout half price
and showing others what they have got induces more to
''''' AND TaE CRY IS STILL THEY GOMEZ
Although the second week has passed, find no abats
1T is IMPOSSIBLE TO REFUSE TO BUY.
Fine Pers,aa de Lame at lsd, worth 81 Cd;
Matteoni Lusttines. at Zoe, worth los;
Luplnes BOmDazlnes, at rs, worth Il;
Water Twist sheetng, at is, worth Is Cd;
4 Sheeting. bleached, at lOd worth Is 4d;
Barage De LANES, at ls, worth q
30 do do do s,,,. at l. Cd, worth ss
Chameion do at IS 80, worth 9s;
High Lqstrsd Gros de Rhine, at IS, worth lOs;
I1i i1eR Hsndksrehieis els at is worsh q 2oo
Irish Linens, per piece, at So 80. worth s6
Rich em6rd Grape shswis, IS 70 siOwe-th $40 70 $2e
caSSRRsrs SS Rtal1s sha%is, Si at s worth 81 ''
Bsoehe do at 5oO weTth weTt TO-, l. O. cox.
Flannels, Cloths Cassmeres, satinets Vestngs, at
reduction Of from 40 to 90 PEE esnt; sent p,eos
WHY THESE CROWDS!
Why HIS ExcfrEMr It!
with increased asssvnce and with the tolerance Of
the thinking part Of the community trust we shall be
abled to yield much better than here
IT WILL STILL BE IMPOSSIBLE
TO ADMIT TOO MANY AT ONE TIME
and lades must Not be offended who refused admit
or them that in too large crowd their
purses and in DANGER we have endeayored
protect from the pckpocket and shall
Time 20 do
CUSTOMERS WILL LEAVE BY THE REAR DOOR
LEADING OUT INTO GRAND STREET
making much advantageous to us and convenient
20 them. - - - -
WE ESPECIALLY DESIRE
those who buy small parcels to take them with them for
we hundreds behind alres sdy and this will afford
us relief.
WE WERE BUSTED
Friday and Saturday last in making and arranging for
week and if Of the prices don't surprise
the people then all have to say is they can't be taken
by su prise.
those WHO CALL EARLY IN THE DAY
stand the best chance the Goods in better order
We therefore advise as early visit as possible.
Doors open at 81 o'clock P. N.
Doors close at AZ P M.
MI4lt F.W & W. F. GILLEY & co,