The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-15
DRY GOODS,

.s DRY co0Dss 49,.
A Barge Ansl.,s, two yard. w.d,, worth rs cents
''''sa % s B1oS Sdy lat. Grey Co.
"A French Lawns cost to mpo., 80 esnts Also one case
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NoNTINUATIoN OF THE
~ GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE
AT KIEZEYS,
Nos. 22l aud 2e3 Eighth avenue.
The announcement that our immense stock would be
reduced In price about ATTY conts the dollar ass given
such universal satisfaction to the thousands who have
thronged store the past week, that have deter
mined to make display Of bargains on MONDAY, July
IS and during the week, which would be impossible to
appreciate without examination.
900 Straw Bonnets closing al &c.
$50 Straw Bonnets closing at 49,, 26c., 37c.
5000 yards Bonnet Ribbons, closing at Co., Sc.
1000 yards Bonnet Ribbons, closing at &c., Zoe.
1000 yards Bonnet Ribbons, closing at lee, lsc
PRICE.
10, 900 Worked Bands, closing tic, &c, &c.
5000 Worked Bands, closing at l0c, 12c. 1Bc.
1850 Needework Sets, closing at csc Soc, Toe.
$50 Worked Collars closing at &c.
3450 rich Needework Collars, closing at CSC, sic.
5000 LADIES LINEN COLLARS, CLOSING OUT, AT
CENTS.
! 900 silk Lace Wells, closing out at, &c.
$50 Silk Lace Wells closing out at l2c.
Rich Pusher Lace Wells, closing at half price.
5000 pairs ladies' Isle Cloves closing at Co. &c. loc
20 900 pairs silk Mts, closing at loc., l2c, 2Oc.
$500 PIECES RUFFIING CLOSING OUT AT 2sc
Parasos closing at 50 cents.
rarasols closing at rs cents
Spool Thread, 1c; Needles, &c.. Pins, &c. Hooks and
Eyes &c.; Sewing Silk, &C. dozen.
Mners Merchants and others are invited 20 give the
stock In the two stores careful examination as we
determined to close out Spring and Sumaer goods,
even at less than so cents on the dollar
WILLIAM kinney,
Nos. a5i and eas Eighth avenue,
between Twenty FIRST and Twenty second streets.
Entrance to both stores through No. 22a.
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T'eds'' 81 ALSO sS,ire els'rAhee
ne snre ,oca 81 Goods WIN be
oommsncss a&ordns the best opportunity for bar
''ss e ia :s requested TO our stock
Lace and Muslin Curtains and pr.pery
Hosiery, Gloves and Embroideries
s'ra" S''nsi DISCRIMINATING s1S assa ias GOODS
or al descriptions the whole Of which have been reduced
nearly 0ns'half in price, nxs CASH
Sale every day q. '0s and ITO Sixth s,srss uoor
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
AT Refill RRS s ssR CASE
srRASo. ADRlAScs e. !. - Ell Saao.nv.v.
W" Off ss q s'':5 Of 70 sosss.Y pE ass'y essr
UNDER COsT or IMPORTATION,
''' ''' WHOLESALE HOLES H' AND RETAIL STOCKS
FOREIGN AND DoSEsrrc DRY GOODS,
Embracinga
Large and varied assortment
SILKS, GRENADINES,
BAREGES, ORGANDIE6
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
MOURNING 0OODSI
SHAWLS,
LACES, EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CLOTHS, DR1LLINGS, NESTING, &C.,
G0 French Organdie Robes at 81 50 to s. per Robe.
40 Barege Robes At less than Onethrd their Of i'm
p0rtatOn.
20 0penadine robes from 81 3l5-forer prices
go To $50. III. A.
2o pieces best quality French Organdies lax to Is cents
yard
800 pieces yard wide French Calicoes and Bran,s
colors, l2x cents per yard. y =
600 pieces Printed Cal'coes, Merrimac 66
cents per yard. 1870 -,
% peees "a Barge Anglais, at 25 cents per yard.
200 pieces - Baregc Anglais 10 10 cents per yard.
SfRANG, ADRIANCE co.