The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02

GNEAT sALB or
a RICH PARIS U,OAKs, HANYILLAs,
RAGLANS AND fALNAs

Dry GOODS, &C.
A hiSH hsSsss g ssB sI n4ss1IaAs'
y..n. ct .rcaa a. Dn node. n r -. Nsuv, S. Augustine
Cos,sr Chief Empires. EasenIs aud all The royal
n De siTs Of
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cessy @mpek him TO convert into cash within limited space
Of ams' be has ''n''gR'f 4 h s ;.ns X
as ws s. Ss ss S sosF
who in order hsntentons above expressed has
upon enecng forced sales at his new and elegant
vii, Mo- sHo.Dvr ,,o r. se,,.
81 Answtne Paris The assortment appornoned 70 TINS CITY
ofhe very Partisan style and msde Of The richest
ONE fSs r Ta6tsSS6 DOLLARS
And in order to effect It's speedy distribution he has specially
retained ''e 'p"'''iRo s' sos s'1 YsRoaDWAY,
Where the whole stock being offered nj private le at
only the tehoder truth Of he above By
DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS.
$40 ssvs cSe ys nss fs
500 extra superior cloth, very ehborately adorned, o
30 magnificent embroidered velvet coais at
100 heavy black cloth ragans al FROM. 1910 ID
$50 v. sss :sss + J iss% 4 rron - &c 8
800 truly magnificent do comprising some Of the
most elegant garments ever Imported into ma :,
Aso amiscellaneous lot OF good and useful black
And an assortment ades opera cloaks ana misses and
.' oLoAKs, RAGLANs, TALSAs, &c,
All at nominal prices - - 49, .-. -
THE eLSkY P o SAS SEkszIils e. Broadway
From Harpers Weekly.
is W oos s precesenca When ons XIV ascend
FIJI palace St German From his windows he could dis
beneath whose gloomy reposed Kings Of
France and the royal seosna too much love wh Ire
shadows which those sacred walls threw over his mind and In
he erected palace Tor hiselC his
that surpassed in magnicence the widest dreams Of those
Immense park in the centre Of which knsy
ssse o hi a and y ad a
reared their prncey homes near .he r9ys residence and
BABYLON in ,sn its glory was espssa BY this a9,ern seat
the length and breadth Of the land feed and coe these
noblss q he Bourbon Court al the arso
cratic and pride crowded the brilliant s.e 4. ropera
gorgeous Salons dc Dance Prodgaty and vouppous
Joy ruled honr This fashions home and here king
prince royal mistress and to the Queen Of France
Adolf de La Mare the Court Costnner presided In
ium was supreme He held place Master Of the Robes
aoa Chamber had performed their oces with The
soemny Of etiquette, Monsieur de Marie approached
he various articles 70 be worn by Majesty aud no article from
e e the ry o e9g Dc worn srp@e s Ia Va
came again INTO requison "a drcss the monarch Tor
p pf eyay sell %ea and snans upon every other
point bowed acquieseence 70 the will OF the aare Dies
Louis XIV. passed nom the and IN course Of time
weah and pace 10 his SON npus In Mare who ruled as 20
The world Of fashion did the King the world
But he too passed away and his descendant Victoria Marie
unfortunate Marie sntooete stood before The altar al Yer,
les in consummaon a nnpdai union whichtermlnsied
Political dyuases changed the Bourhons driven from
e ne s@spre he n a." D sm ~ "a a
nu.d through change 10 hold the regns ot fashion,
sSe %ss @s an bs * % s
and se ~ 10 the bes, aeyntars the qaeeny olaes Who
and Of intellect came 70 usnrp he place Of the sensual the
ank 70 do 70 toll day after day AMI night aer night 10
The prosperity ofFrance hrough A IT, varied interests
been Overlooked and that he would have hai cause = have
monarchs a. Europe with her millions combined had
chained he democratic king to the bleak rock u 81 Helena
Ia Mare Was len he King Of Fashion sun Dc had
during ne reign ,ne heyen ,s
parallel and which only De accounted for on the ground
their place 10 ,ha eve now when The uep6ew has 4ceeeded
the nn and driven Sncs NOR a b, Mr = night Ana
over the toilette Of Loui. XIV the Cosumer 4. mpera
True The les Mares longer copans their presence
70 verssn.s s oae ,gsn ss Mare ,rp Era his
be- style and sbon u their garments He speaks and crno
.ons Within he sphere he ccamsrbes aud % the hon Of
Ia Maire ths ladies q ON country ar Indebted tor nearly
that by The el. 50 great has been the demand
this country that house that at as ho has
been forced 10 concentrate the trade with this country 70
single depot where, AL times his late novelties will be
found and through which AL orders win reach him. The
whom he has selected for this important place well
known Mr. VIM. r. Mackenzie No SIS broadway,
whose name has long been the synonym u all that elegant
dstngue and s.',u In order % assrd place where the
advantage and wher. he couh have sufficient space 70 keep
large Of which b. IL IN receipt
perry IA view Mr. Mackenzie has leased and fitted Pslas
de- hode. h,se door, s.ow ne ~ mhaas oel saefe ne
goddess Mr. Mackenzie thus males ~ the prin
" Paris part ~ metropolis and predict
viii BE- long the branch house Of la Maire In
broadway. vii b famous the original Of Rue
Neuve ST Augustine, Paris.