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The New York herald., 1873-11-23
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
ArwALL2R M'soRLEVs,
extraordinary bargains this week.
Everything marked down to panic prices.
Immense stock fashionable and desirable Dry Goods at
soc. on the dollar
Magnificent stock OF Ladies' Suits in all the latest styles
aud most fashionable materials.
200 Poplin and Lusre suits at S. $40 sl2 and upward
500 Paris and Berlin Jackets and cloaks just imported
at halfp price.
Snks-ureatest bargains in Silks ever offered.
shawls-shawls.- Ottoman reversible shawls, very
rich, AT 81 80 s. So so and upward great bargains in
Broche Paisley, Plaid and Mourning shawls
Dress Goods-special sale of bankrupt importers
stock of Dress GoodssoO pieces Japan stripe at l2sc
$50 pieces heavy steel serges 2Dc IS Barrtz
Popns and Lustrcs, double width and and most
desirable shades at &c % cases black Apacas at 2cc
80 and soc per yard silk finish Apacas at acc zoe and
soc. and upward; extra bargains in Merinoes Empress
Cloths satines, vaours, serges, cashmercs, &c.
Mourning Goods in every make and style at great
reduction.
Special bargains in Blankets Quilts Flaunels Skirts,
woollens, White Goods Linens Gloves Hosiery, Do
mestics housekeeping Dry Goods &C.
WALLER & McsORLEY
2i5 Grand street, Bowery.
AT JAMES MCREERY CO.'S
Broadway and Eleventh street.
Immense reductions
Immense reductions
We Will sell on and after Monday, the cath inst the
greatest bargains in
real India camel's hair
ShawS
offered in this market commencing at sS5 for filled
centre square Shawls and going upward. Every shawl
stock Will be sold at price exceeding % cents
the dollar OF the market value prior the financial
critts
The New York herald., 1873-11-23


IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES
Millinery Goods
at
oNgILL's,
81 and s29 sixth avenue and twentieth street
All silk Gros Grain Bonnet Ribbons
Csc per yard,
in Nos 9, Z and ls in all shades
The above Ribbons reduction Of hly Der cent
on former prices, and the finest goods imported.
on MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a.
viii oner
100 dozens Of finch Roman sashes at 81 60
Gros Grain Sash Ribbons soc per yard formerly 81 rs
FANCY SASH All GREAT SACRIFICE.
FINEST QUALITY OF FELT HATS AND BoSNETs, g.
BANKRUPT STOCK
Black silk velven
less than the cost to import in gold.
100 pieces Of black Trimming velvets 81 80 worth So
100 pieces black Trimming yevsts 81 to IS per yd
81 pieces colored velvetat
Ostrich PumeS
100 dozens long black Ostrich Plumes 81 S. worth S.
WILLOW PLUNEs
FANCY FEATHERS.
OSTRICH TIPS
$50 dozens Ostrich Tips at &c. each ana upwards
Large lot 81 ieai Ostrich Tips al &c. each
FRENCH FLOWERS
An immense stock fine French Flowers
Imported specially Tor fine city trade.
LACEs
Black Thread upuye Saencienaes enes and real poo,
Laces Lace Collars sets and Sleeves
RUrFLINGs IN ENDLESS Variety
csrLDRENs VELVET AND LACE CAPS.
LADIES' TIES.
1000 dozens Of Windsor Ties 25c.
loo dozens OF silk kuifies 65c..
ExrEAoRDrSARTLY Low PRICE.
and to which We respectfully
Of the public
II. o'NEILL 4 CO.,
DRICES IN KID GLOVES
Greatly reduced.
Ladies' two button, 7sc. to 81 per pair, worth 81 90
Ladies three button, soc. to 81 rs worth 81
Misses and chdrens Kid Gloves in great variety
Superior quality Of Gentlemen's Kid Gloves 81 per
pair and upwards ''' = -
The celebrated and well known
Harris seamless Kid Gloves
10 all the newest cloth shades and style.
IN J, and buttons
HARRIS BkOTHEKS
,, =. sf7 Broadway,
between Eighteenth aud Nineteenth .,yoe,s
GMLTH's PATTERN BAZAAR, g4 BROADWAY NEAR
~ twentieth street-FUiL LINE OF WINTEK PhSii.
IONS, new attractions new REDIN GOTFS Pa,toxn,
with CLOTH MODELS now ready. Patterns attnJ ~
the FORM, warranted perfect Cutting and Basting,
tSMfTHiS INSTRUCTION BOOK or '"sLC RiSi'rg' y =,
DRESSMABTSG,n mailed for 10 cents VI
A. BuRDEfrE SMITH, gIt Broadway, New York
JvNIoUE ANTIQUE AND MODERN GOODS
suitable for the approaching holidays
at FOUNTAINS India Store,
corner Thirteenth street and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-23
DRY GOODS.

STERN sE2T1aas
ea wi!e NO
sysaa. slStS ssd ,'S,ss Ssi,
Sh CONTINUED REDUCTION or PRICES
CONTINUED REDUCTION OF PRICES
CONTINUED REDUCTION or PRICES
Cnprecedentcd bargains this week in all de
partments, as We are desrous OF making
for our lines Of
HOLIDAY GOODS
nov arriving BY almost every European steamer.
THE FACILITIES We
ENJOY IL PURCHASING
ALL oUR GOODS FOR CASH
ENABLE Us TO BUY IL THE
PRESENT STATE OF THE MARKET
IMMENSE AND DECIDED
BARGAINS
daily the benefit OF when We give 70 our customers
LADIES AND MISSES USDERGAEaENTS.
The vast increase in our sales the past 10 days
in this department
induces Is 10 continue TO OFFER still greater
inducements.
W. beg our numerous friends and customers 2 take
advantage e present state q affairs nnS and
LADIE, MUSLIN cHEMIsE. nnsst material and dnish,
reduction Of . per cent
LADIES .fg i q s. s RTs' % !. s. nss y 3 'G' %as:
LADIES DRAWERS win s uc: gHns se and smsro @ 81 d
m.ry5.,, 80 -. - SrIn9r. nppSSYSo cArorrS
USDERsKIers, CORSET COVERS, &c.
SAME GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.
cHILDRESs AND INFANTS WEAR
most complete assortment rom
lowest to finest goods imported
including every article necessary, Al
VASTLY REDUCED PRICES.
1opTEs' oDT sstTs ToRSiNG s52SE z! ROBES
REDtcED L FER CENT BELOW COST
Ladies wrappers plaid popiin collar cuas
and pockets trimmed with satin, - J.
Ladies' wrappers, Or cashmere, choicest designs
Satin, Empre-, Cloth aud Flannel WRAPPERS,
our entire stock Of
coRsErs,
Including the bDss ana makes,
NOW OFFERING BELOW COST
ors 81 IS CORSET REDUCED TO si2a
OUR 81 CORSET REDUCED TO 81 80.
OUR s. 8. CORSET REDUCED TO sles
FINEST IMPORTED coUTILLE coEsETs slsl
FELT SKIRTS.
100 Doz. FINEST EMBOSSED FELT SKIRTS AT 81 IS.
former price 81 80
25 Doz BETTER GRADES AT 81 IS 81 50 ANDs2
STERN BROTHERS
their very complete assortment OF
LADIES' SlkHso NEsozf. GybERsllH7 ASR sHI1pREs's
comprising the best aud most famous makes
EXCELLENT I LabIGs y IssF iasSERISo VESTS.
FINEST REGULAR NAP MApE VESTS, FROM s. 3
LADIES SCARLET VESTS AND DRAWERS.
in all sizes, reduced 10 81 As.
LADIES MERISo SKIRTS, FROM $50 UPWARDS.
Vim. .ii,9
MISSES AND cHILDREA's WEAR. in
Vests, Drawers rantllettes. Union Dresses.
in all qualities ana
Prices very low
OUR ENTIRE STOCK 5f'sE oP stlfs rs AND REpscorEs
@per than cost
FINEST REDISGoTEsl
s.rrxrs, CASHMERE, "ss 50 '7 ssaS I"
CLOTH AND sERGEs,J
BONNET AND TRIMMING vELvETs.
the largest assortment In the city.
coLoRED SILKS TRIMMING vELvErs
ali and desirable coors
Monday. three entire cases
Excellent quality at . 20 81 s. s. and ssa 80
CoLoRED sATINS REDUCED TO 81 PER YARD.
BLACK MORE SILKS at reduced pricea
BLACK AND CoL6RED TRIMMING SILKS.
BLACK sgsea, GI6aRlys sGsEsV SELvErs. II
cLoAKTSG vELvET, g inches wide. s. a5 per yard
SSH' faIFEr I've ~ sahns SUI WIDE REDUCED 70
onered and wei worthy d inspection.
STERN BROTHERS
continue 70 display the
richest selection OF
PAssEMENTERIE TRIMMING,
BEADED FRINGEs
ORNAMENTS LOOPS
oxIDIZED, STEEL AND
PEARL BUTTONS. IN VARIETY
in the city,
mostly cur own IN port tons selected STYLES
which enabled TO very cheap
We have received
SrE ANStIfp err rcr.
The New York herald., 1873-11-23
DRY GOODS.
y67 ana 76s


n 7o7 ana 7es
Broadway, corner Ninth street
25cco pairs fine French coth
i2.ooo pairs two button kid
reduced TO zoe. PAIR.
Lots OF kid Gloves one and
two buttons, closing 2oc., Sie..
''N'' ''S'' ''N' '''' Goods reduced from rs
TO 50 per cent
Great sale OF rich Dress Trim
mings. Gimps Frnges and Or
naments. Prices down. . c,, ,.,.
satns. Grapes, velvetecns,
&c closing out low
Clo,ins out Flowers, Feathers,
WY 's'V" N''' Sacrifice in Ribbons
below gold cost
Ribbons closing out from
' wv rs 900 yards all silk
sGGs sesr sra iSa snons is isc egssy sSe a5c yard
G. 900 yards OF rich
~O'V' -" - ~ Lots of silk Fringes, Sc. yard up
Lots q siIk GImps, &C yard up.
Ladies', Gents, Misses
Thousands of yards of real
ana Imitation Lsces way
lclow gold cost
Linen Handkerehicis
E%SrSidsrsd E%SrSldsrsda i%a's mith nams mes s5o Se
All linen hemstitch, lie.
Extra all linen do. l2i.c.
Gents all linen, i6c. up.
Lots of fine Goods low.
We are receiving
our Holiday Goods from
the Custom House. We
shall offer them way
below wholesale prices
Dolls, Toys Parian and
Bronze Goods. Vienna.
Steel, pc arl oxidized and
rubber Jewclry, Belts, Bags,
Portemonnaies, Card Cases &c.
Photographic Frames, Swiss
carved Goods, Porcelain Medalions
and Russia Leather Goods
Jewel Cases Dressing Cases &c.,
from lowest to richest Goods
WILLIAM kinney.
767 and 769 Broadway,
corner Ninth street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-23

AT JAMES McCREERY Il CO.'S,
Broadway and Eleventh street
Offering special bargains in
real Laccs,
comprising black thread guipure, yaencicnncs and
yak Laces point and point applique Handkerchiets,
and tichus gupurc and Spanish lace Scarts; silk u-
sion Neiiings Hamburg Eogngs, Insertion and Bands.
Hemmed hemstitched and initial Handkercheis in all
styles.
Also the balance OF black thread, point and point
applique
Shaws
at prices much below cost OF imp portaton.
THAMES MCREERY co.'s,
Broadway and Eleventh street.
will offer. Monday November e. and during the
week,
great bargains
Alnaca. Serge, Satcen and Duchess Cloth Suits.
reduction OF 80 per cent having been made i'll all the
above styles Of suits Prices from SIT TO $6U former
prices SIS to 500
Having largely reduced the prices Of elegant stock
OF
silk Suits
respectfully solicit examination.
English Walking Jackets,
Cloaks and Dolmans
at prices TO suit the times.
superb assortment OF
Ladies' and Children's Underwear
of superior quality and finish.
Infants Garments
in great variety at still further reduction in prices
All orders tor dressnaking Will be promptly attended TO
at moderate prices.
The New York herald., 1873-11-23
AT JAMES M'CREERy 4 co.'s,

AT JAMES M'CREERy CO.'S
Broadway and Eleventh street.
plain coored Silks
plain colored Silks
We will open Monday, November "a. I'VE
of the new coors at ST. 90 and 81 purchased in Lyons
during the financial depression, The best value in de-
srable goods ever offered by
Black Silks Black Silks
Every piece goods in this department reduced Soc
on The dollar. our fine goods marked down popular
prices
To make space for spring goods to arrive January g.
1874 we have marked every piece of goods in this de-
partment, without regard to color market value, at
prices that must secure speedy sale.
Goods freely shown without any importantly TO pur-
chase. All orders by mail promptly attended TO.
The New York herald., 1873-11-23

REGARDLESS OF COST.
Our 'n'Ff sGss ssGkE kfS SqTG eFssi Sales
Splendid al M silk Ribbons &c PCT yard.
iSss fi" sssrs less s. & than hal. their
actual yaius.
Ali linen Handkcrchiefs at 2Oc. and 25c.
' ''' ormerly sold at s. to 81 % and 81 per yard
Beaded Frinses at 4oc. and SOC pc. yard:
~ CoRsErs
FELT SSiFSs SSSifF5SaAS sSsIg:, ssAHgs, &C., &C.,
AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE.
Thomson's Glove Fitting corsets. ie,erG
ats1 8, per pairl
Besides the great reductions which we have made
throughout 04T VEN PIX GEM Te IN 1AsH
on every purchase of and above ST.
Ladies should avail themselves at once of the oppor-
u AZ SSE!riRb III ap'S, ~ TEIR ACTUAL VALUE
PLEASE EXAMINE AND CONVINCE YOURSELF.
RUDOLPH LIEBMANN
I6 Broadway
THE PARIsIAN FLOWER COMPANY
Offering the very latest novelties
Rich French flowers and Feathers
Bridal wreaths and Wells.
Floral carni,ur.s for Wedding and Evening Costumes
to order.
Vases and Baskets filled to order
- Specially"
Churches, halls and dwellings decorated.
4hs sfFs FssSs a;fssp So%fs flSTsf e S6sf sf ts1a
2s East Fourteenth street,
''oi so's' Ess Ess g 3. tays,'y e!.Ts, srs place.
LNUR TRIMMINGS, IN GREAT VARIETY, AT LOWER
H.. = prices than elsewhere; examine my stock OF Fur
trimming max s1e 'tyf wfESRR csnl n9 manufacturer
2 Sixth avenue between Eighteenth and Nnetcer IN St
EURs 8 FUKs : FURs GREAT REDUCnON. IN
Nineteenth streets n B~Fnrs altered and refined
equal 70 new
LADY WISHES TO DISPOSE OF HER RUSSIAN
n Sable Cape cos, 100 in gold good as ncw VIII
sell It very cheap she wants money. Address box 10
Herald Uptown Branch once.
$4,000 WORTH
ofncw and desirable Carpeu
slightly damaged.
viii b. offered on and amer MondaS
aa great sAoRS'scE, and
must be sold within TEN DAYS
This is opportunity
seldom offered TO got
special bargains
!. IN Carpets
ocs Bowery, between
Hooston and stanton srcosa
The New York herald., 1873-11-23
DRY GOODS,
AT THR GRAND OENTRAL
~ FANCY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT

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EVERY DAY.
They are Re = selling y Sosf sSGs, Gss
EVERY DAY. - y A0'''n'
The They ;a"s are n %asirs as 4.hIs haIrss ssocs.
N ''''' EVERY DAY.
They still makea
asy aSs; imsolsa DS51s, arGoNsi aoiiaag ana Goods
IT WILL PAY YOU WELL
to spend all your time
EVERY DAY A'' your money
a'R. H. MACY co.'s,
Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
FEARFUL sAoeIFIcEsi GOODS HALF PRIcR
Panic garsaps Match s Fast SoNrsq
good White Fannels, ie While Blankets, s. 55a psir
sSaw @ and e emssis
Sss Gsi safS As Rss sss ss
the worth sssR
Upholstery Goods
Lace Curtains.
SHEPPARD KNAPP's
''ps SSs iss isana 1ahssssi,sh 81 sish
Having entire large
iolSwies MSsness. g! s. es.h'- s.
Five-irame Body Brussels, 81 So
English Tapestry Brussels, ST.
Ingrans, all wool, eOc
H sSaa s q Es sga at spss
Woven Druggets
of every description specially
Upholstery Goods
sell at hsit the the Fl i%poStssiea3; @ ,,ns s w
Real lace Curtains SIS pair.
Nottingham Curtains, 81 a pair
Fringe,
for trimming ambrcanns draperics cushions &C.
aGSg nd nnf adr notice
an aaS nd pr aaSs Svers saScm @ presented
Nos ls3 and is5 Sixth avenue.
PANIc PANIcl PANIoi
fss9Sai srsa, fxs',s%s.s siasss,stl
Dry Goods given awayat
sSf g SEs:s s:pFs Fess.ssnsS Saas.sS' street s"st
Dry q sss Ss dls.sG hsnsy oas. sGod''
cioaks and English isii walking Jacketa
s. ss,,1sa,Ia Up, half price
to be given away at your price,
silk Suits,
!s%D0ss'fd ss5 s's ss5S ss%T1ss as
s1se. aali fsit sssi si 'slRsa!asss2lR slRsss sslss,
tho best 1alse &c sSr y rs ~ 81 ii e New York
worth double the money.
c..nmars slast ersss a1rasfs soha1ls S%nssSS &C. &C.,
below gold prices
Cloves. Ladies' Underwear.
c0Fss Stock eE'%%,"s: oi Fansy aGS Gaoas general
far below actual cost
N. B,-Ths means business
T. X CARTWRIGHT
- East Fourcent street,
between Fifth avenue and University place
DUDOLPH LIEBNANN,
IL 737 BROADWAY
Opposite Astor' place..
Previous to removal we are
SIS. SIS. T. I. T T / Il Geo
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The New York herald., 1873-11-23

CARPETS.
The subscriber offers his splendid stock of body
Brussels Tapestries. Three plies Ingrans, oilclothl
Mating, Mats Rugs &c. and everything appertairng
to a first class carpet establishment at prices to suit the
times.
ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS, FRAMES. ..........sl 20
ENGLISH TAPESTRIES 81 ana 81 ~
THREEPLY CARPETS. III 20 ara Si ~
EXTRA SUPERFINE INGRAM.
ALL WOOL INGRAISS... .6oc
i'o
and upwards and all other goods at equally low prices
and no goods misrepresented
Please call and examine before purchasing esewhere,
at the old
AND WELL KNOWN STAND
NO es3 HUDSON STREET, NEAR SPRING STREET.
d. EDGAR OWEN,
formerly with De Wolf KNAPP.
The New York herald., 1873-11-23

AT VIG0uROUX, NO. 10 FOURTH AVENUE
n Stamping Establishment largest stock OF i'm
ported Lingerie Embroiderie ladies' and babies Trous-
seanx Initials Monograms for handkerchcfs table and
bed cloth embrodered 10 order also large quantity Of
Handkerchiefs already embroidered; Pattern ana
foratfng Machine. and accessories Wholesale Depart
nent, 69 East Twelfth street
The New York herald., 1873-11-23

A FEARFUL sACeIFICEsi GOODS HALF PRICE!
Panic Bargainsl Match them if you can. Fast colored
Prints Sc and &c. all wool Flannel 20c. shaker Fannel
good white Fiannels lsc. white Blankets, 81 pair;
heavy Comfortable, 81 Empress Cloths 51sc :chdren,s
shawls S5c 45c and Soc Balmoal skirts Sc and 81,
worth lust double Also piles OF black Apacas Dress
Goods Siaws Flannes Blankets ShectingS Shirtings,
Table Linens, &C, &c, at about half former value Get
FOSTER BROTHEk 2S6 Blocker street
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10
MARINE .FROLlCS in The
A RED SEA. y 'a2

As we put out from the. port Of
Cog;er, we set our light sailsandi ran
right before the wind, making ar
average of eight knots an hour.
Owing to the combined lights o.
the moon aud the phosphorescence
of the sea, we were enabled to con.
time our course all night. Mex
morning, before the break Of day,
our pilot, a thorough robber of the
sea. held "a council with The rest Of
the crew. The object of their meeting
was to cast lots to see who should
go and milk the goat. The lot fell
on The promoter of the plot. He
borrowed large jug from one of our
servants, and crept upon his face
and hands from the forecastle to
the poop, where the goat was fas-
tened. As we were lying down
within a few feet of the goat; the
old pilot cut the cord with which
ii was tied, and quietly dragged it
amidships, where he commenced to
milk the animal, The goat and the
pilot had a tough battle between
them. No one was to interfere,
and if the pilot did not succeed he
was to pay a dollar for the failure.
He could get no milk, so he paid the
fine and proposed to cast lots again.
This time the lot fell on the Turk,
who was a passenger on board,
bound for Archico When he ap-
preached, the enraged creature
stood upon its hind legs and struck
the milkman a fearful blow with his
powerful horns between the shout
ders, throwing him into the bilge
hole, breaking his ribs, as well as
our only earthen jug in pieces. The
poor Turk cried out murder and
mercy, but the rascals who were the
real cause of the mishap only laugh
ed at his misery. We pulled him
Oh deck, and made him as comforta-
bic as we could under the circum-
stances. l did net ask the cause
of the accident, as l was fully ulder
the impression that he fell into the
hole whilst walking on the deck in
the dark. Next morning the goat
became the greatest object of curiosi-
ty on board. Every one among
the native passengers and crew came
and looked at it, 9Iaughed and ran
away. The whole cause Of the
laughs and accident was that the
governors servants had sent Us a
haItwild Bully instead Of a domestic
Nancy. -Once q Week
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-04-10

Here is a short article we find float
ing around OH the sea of journalism
that many men should paste in their
hats and ladies on their bonnets, if
room can be found OH ''the little duck
Of a thing THESE people, liable to
quick emotions, with sense, but
not reason showing their nature in
their countenance. and often marring
ropose and friendship by unwarran
ted suspicion. are found iii all our
cities. Let them read and profit by
this.
"There are some people, yes, many
people, always looking out toe sights.
hey cannot carry on the daily later
course Of the family without some
ohense is designated. If they meet
"A acquaintance on the street who
happens 10 be pre-occupled with
business, they attribute his abstrac
lions in some mode personal to them
selves, and take umbrage accord
lngiy. They lay on others the fact
Of their irritability. A fit Of indiges-
ton makes them see ;mpertlnence in
every one they come in contact
with. Innocent persons, who never
dream Of giving ofense, are astonish.
I'd to find some unfortunate word o.
monetary taciturnity mistaken f.,
an insult. To say the least, the
habit is unfortunate. 1t is far wisel
to take the more charitable view 0
our feliow-beings, and lot suppose ;
slight is intended unless he neglec
is open and direct. After all, too
life takes Its hues in great degree
from the color Of our mind. If W,
are frank and generous, the worlc
treats US kindly. If not he contrary
We are suspicious, men learn to .b'
cold and cautious to as. Let ;
,person get the reputation of being
louchy, and every body is unde
more or less constraint, and in Thu
way the chance Of an imaginary
offence is vastly increased"