The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-11

Riszzs5 DIX sess.'
xEAnEs
Sixth avenue ana Nineteenth street.
invites an examination OF his
-scw Stock Of FsIl Goods-
surprising, in extent and elegance
anything heretofore offered on sixth avenue
We d,rcc, special attention to our
szpero stock of Black and oolOrcd silk Costumes
maxi Cashmere. Beaded and Embroidered overskirts
and Basques
Ese,ns and stylish imported Bonnets and Round Has,
and large lines Of
MACK and coored silks and Dress Goods
Beaded trimmings Ball Fringe. Yak Laccs &c.
The thousands OF well pleased ladies
who attended our opening last week
attest the popularity OF our establishment
A16 presumins that our customers who could not ~
tend and those whose patronage would respectfully
others than what we might say of ourselves we have
The pleasure to suboin few extracts from the many
catering notices Of opening given by the press OF
lhe city,
Richard MeareA sixth avenue and Sirsscensn street.
bed MS regular a opening On an ~
elegant sarrase promenade aud dinner ns
latest and most styiish things IN round hnS au
fine millinery ladies', misses and chIdrens under.,
k res. goods aees and dress fe 6n lhs o ane
Is 50 well ana widely no IN al OF ms the PARIS Lon
u The e' career Of Mr. Meares shows what pluck good
man agement and shrewd discernment OF the needs ana
wishes Of the public and constant Painstakng enors
AMI auai, Of his goodsiI shows what AZ! these Saai,
s 'B Beri IN with the average small avenue store
be has nov place and the
From the SUM-
Richard Neares, well known TO gentlemen as dealer
IN paragon shirts and known also by their wives and
venue aIsess showed II. window ys.ssasy new
ee oe their ws
with pom, applique and real thread h lace onsn boxes
s ss 1s that sae
take Imported hats from jules David Paturel Lee
equal. q Msares @ass;' Tie lazy Who had shsrse ?,
aa nse NJ es ngoed hs e
from. faced with black velvet with rsehe Of black
tip that cured around the back all iesooned BY glossy
bird Two robes OF silk, made by Meares, were
sold early in the day S95 and the other for S5a
Prom the Home Journal
Am the many houses in the dry goods business to
which would call the nton of readers, very
high in our estimation is that OF RICHARD NEARES,
corner of sixth and Nineteen Includ-
ing everything usually found in first class retail store
II offers extraordinary inducements to patronage the
lower prices at which 1t holds, not only unmaGe goods
but costumes Of all descriptions fabrics from the
handsomest six and velvet 10 the lower grades for or
binary wear The same is ne OF the millinery mat.r
ais and articles which selling at from Is to
90 cent lower than the prices OF year ago Up
like childrens and infants clothing, lingerie,
laces 4c, to be obtained Of all kinds and qualities
In the market
from the News1
The annual all opening Of the great Dry Goods En-.
porium OF Richard MeareS sixth avenue and Nineteenth
street, wedne say and THURSDAY was an event Of w.
purchases Mr. Meares is widely known and appreciated
tor the taste and enterprise he displays IN Milling his
establishment with elegant novelties OF the seasons
they and his imp this fall embrace the
lstcst London Paris and Berlin styles with his usual
variety In sults and Bonnets OF his own manufacture.
He politely invites his friends customers and the puoc
b call and ooS through his stock