8
THE ICULUjiaCjUMPIOMJHIP.
f h Work Before Wsvlter Drowt-Ilobrt
Chtmken Wlai the Champlonelillii r
EaRUnd for the Fifth Time.
Wre informed tbat our townsman, Jtavmy
Jlamlll, the champion oarsman of America,
designs to row Walter Brown, of Portland, tor
Ihe championship, as early nex spring aa pov
Bibl, and be Is determined nat tbe ambitious
Jouth Irom Maine sLall J'.ave a bard strunelfl
r the puree and the hojor. Brown also sent a
challenge to London, 'to row thi winner of the
match lor tbe cnarovtooBbip of England, rowed
November 22. .o proves to be the veteran
Robert Chambers. The Newcastle Chronicle, of
the 23d nit., 'Ives a very interesting account of
the rare, wich seems to have been conducted in
a very rViwreditable manner by the Loudon
friends ol Sadler, tbe defeated man. The friends,
who followed tbe conteatants in steamers, made
several attempts to swamp Chambers, and
crowded blm towards the shore, but tue srauant
Northman held his tempered exerted his skill as
fcet he could. As the contestants neared Ham-mer-mith
bridge, one mile and three-quarters
from the starting point, chambers was about to
pane ahead, when Sadler lockcved him and a
fowl occurred, and Chambers claimed the race.
Harry Kellev waved Sadler on, and alter he had
rot clear of Chambers, tbe latter nut on steam
and was about overhauling Sadler, when he
a ain sheared off and catisod another foul Sad
ler willolly laying his boat across Chambers'
ouree, causing Ihe stem of the latter's boat to
come against hi off-baDd scull. The Londoners
finding that Chambers was the better man, run
their steamers close upon him, causing his boat
to4settle bo mnch that the spectators shouted out,
"He's einking!" Notwithstanding all thoo draw
back, the race being virtually over at Hammer
nm.th bridge, Sadler arrived homo only three
lenjjtbs ahead of Chamber, in twenty-rive
minutes and two seconds. After all was over,
Mr. Ireland, the referee, without heaitarion,
3echM the race in Chambers' favor, who was
proclaimed Champion of the Thames lor the
tilth time. Pittsburg Commercial.
Rcmautic Popularity cf an Actor Fdwln
Booth, who has just made his renlree betore
the New York public as "Hamlet," with dls
tinguitbed success, seems to be more a favorite
than ever. He appears to have taken a bold
upon the affections of the community, as well
as to have appealed to their sense of admiration.
No actor within our memory has been per
sonally and professionally so popular in the
metropolis as the young and gifted tragedian.
His impersonations have grave faults, but they
are either overlooked or lost in tbe lavish praise
bestowed upon him. The critics,do not criticize
him, and really where there is so much merit
there is little reason for fault-finding. He has
personal gifts that no other artist of eminence
in hi"! pvoft-Bsion enjojs youth, grace, and
comeliness and, added to thexe, thorough good
breeding, a romantic history, unquestionable
goniti", broad culture, and the power of creating
sympathy. The women of New York have a
most sentimental regard for liliu, and have, alter
the usual manner, idealized him into a sort of
Admirable Crichton. They bc'ieve bira an actual
"Hamlet," and eeem to think him ever dying of
a spiritual woe, too deep for utterance and too
subtle tor appreciation by the vulgar world. He
is the daily recipiont ot numerous tender mis
nves, and is assured of the sympathies of seve
ral bundled fair women he never saw or heard
of, to his knowledge. One of the secrets
ot the abstract adoration wnieh women
feel for,.bim, consists in his perfect indifference
to them. If they believed to-morrow be had a
general loudness lor the sex, more than half
of them would be cured of their romantic
attachment. Booth appears to have little in
terest save in his dramatic studies, and, conse
quently, w hen he is Invited to dine by some of
our mo'-t fashionable women, and accepts the
invitation., they flud Hamlet has very little to
say. Inxtead of talking as Htatira said Alexan
der would, he sits eilei.t, and looks mute melan
choly. '"Poor, dear tgentleaian," say his femi
nine admirers, "what delightful things he
would utter il his soul were not too tine for
expression! He cannot speak of his sorrows,
and he Is ten times as channinff as if he talked."
No tiotibt he Is to them. Women lose their
Ueart-j through their ears. But men who are
believed beforehand to be eloquent, will advance
their reputation by preserving sileuce. New
York Correspondence Winyiieid lkpublican.
Te'egraphing Bounds A man in Frankfort,
Gerumnv, inveuu-d, some years fcince, an in
strument by which it is said that musical sounds
can be telegraphed. It is well known that when
a rod of ?oit iron is placed in n coil of wire, It is
magnetized when a current Is sent through the
coil, and demagnetized when the current ceases.
A distinct sound like a tick accompanies the de
magnetization. There is apparently no limit to
the rapidity with which this can be obtained.
Each break in the soil circuit produces tnis
tick, however rapidly one may follow the other.
Keis places an iron rod and a coil at the receiv
ing station, and by means of a tight membrane
made to vibrate by the sound of the human
voice or other musical instrument at the send
ing station, he produces as many Interruptions
in the circuit and ticks of tho rods as thers are
vibrations in the various notes. The repro
duced notes, though of the same pitch, are not
of the same quality ns the transmitting notes.
They are very faint, aud resemble the sound of
n toy trumpet.
Dr. Mary Walker The Queen's opinion :
"Our opinion is, that Dr. Mary Walker has in
no way made herself or her subject acceptable
to an English audience. Women, In general, do
not want to hear oout the advantages of 'pan
talettes;' aud lemale physicians, present and
future, we imagine, would prefer having their
cause ad vocated'wlth more sense, in a lees public
and remarkable manner, and by a person re
specting whose claims tw a position in the ranks
t properly authorized practitioners there is no
allectatiou of concealment, and there can be no
doubt. Dr. Mary Walker's lecture was weak
and wordy. She, herself, seemed unconscious
ol the ridiculousness of the appearance she was
making, ana lncapaote i appreciating tne
irony of many of the cheers and exclamations.
In the meautime, we repeat that Dr. Mary
Walker does not recommend herself to the re
gard of English people."
Earrings without Ear Piercing. A smart fel-
juw iu liUimuu uus uisuuvcreii a way to cnaoie
ladies to wear earrings without bavins their
pars pierced. The lasteuing is managed thus:
The rosette in front of the earring top is the
neau oi a screw, wincu, y penis partly with
drawn, allows tho wires to separate, und, on
being screwed back, when adjusted, presses the
wire on tbe lobe of the ear; the wires are so
constructed that they do not uncomfortably
press the ear; in fact, the fastening, Instead of
entering the nesu. oases it. This ingenious in
vention will recommend itself to those who are
prejudiced against ear piercins, if they are uot
fearful that the carving will be unsafe, thus
wore.
Terriioriaihirg s-nnie of the Jacobin leaders
at Washington insist tnat the Southern States
shall be feduced to a territorial condition. Have
tuey considered that one of the effects of this
would be to destroy State debts, and also to
release the people of the territories so cteated
irom naimiiy to taxation by the Federal Govern
ment '. .territories wnniii not nnv iiphu fnnieH
by States, and could not be forced to do so: and
tne policy ana practice of the Government do
not allow citizens of territories to be taxed to
pay the debts of the United Btntca. Richmond
Vhtg.
Dr. Dio Lewis' Opinion. The women of Ame
rica are lumug iuio a sauiy anaptuatud condi
lion rouna-suouiuerea, nervous, with thin
boll muscles ana general exhaustion. Effort
re ouiug luauo 10 restore mem tnroiign gym
nastics, horseback .riding, aud other similar
measures, uui tnese means, good as they are,
will never hft PvtAnrlnil tn the nutinn of la.no
nor continue through any considerable part of
u iiie.- xebiue me moor inus performed ig
non-nrouueuve, or at least reacnes only tuo ln
dividual engaged in the exercise.
A Strike Ended. The Iron-workers' strike on
theTyne, in England. which has been orotract 'd
lor sixteen weeks, Is rapidly collapsing, aud tho
jseu are jjouig ui at tnc ten per cent, reduction
DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, DEOEMBfiR 13, 16C6.
M".'ilNERY,
TRIMMINGS, ETC.
rp II E C II E A T STORE.
FREEMAN & CO.,
Corner EIGHTH and VINE Sts.
Indies', Blisses', Children'
HATS.
ltKDUCED FROM
73 Cents to 31j Cents.
9100 to T5 Cents.
iao to Sl'OO.
oo to si'oo.
$3-00 to $!'00.
IN ALL THE SEW STYLES AND SHADES.
We nave also made a Great Reduction In oar large
stock or
MILLINERY COODS.
10 2C2m FREEMAN & OO.
MOURNING COODS.
Having made tbe Mourning Department of my
establishment a special;', I am prepared to fur
1 1th, at tbe shortest Lotlce, every deacilptlon of
MonrniDg Millinery. Fartlculsr attention Is
directed to my fine nd vailed assortment of
Widows' Bonnets, Caps, Veils, R'bbona, Jets, etc
MADEMOISELLE ICEOGII,
So. 904 WALNUT STREET.
sr SPLENDID OPENING OK FALL, AND
tHCyWISTl.B STTLEH. MIW. M. A. BINDER,
rVlio H'ai CUfHM'T Hireet, Phllade.phla,
IMPOltTEB OF LADlttii' DRKrtH AND
CLOAK TKlMWlBiOS. Also an elegant stock ot
Imported Paper Pa. terns for Ladies' and Chlhirea's
Dress. Parisian Dress and Cloak slaking In aU Its
vatletlcs. Ladles lnrnlshlna their rich and costly
vaterlals may rely on being artistically nttea, and
.heir work tl Dished In the most prompt and effi
cient manner, at tbe lowest possible prices at twenty
four boors' notice. Catting and basting. Patterns in
sets, or by the single piece, for merchants ana areas-
macera, now reauy. vv oui
MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street.
Bast handsome assortment of MILLINERY, Mtssts'
and Jnlants' Bats and Caps Bilks, Velvet', Ctapel
Bibbona 'atbers. Flowers, Frames, et
7 US
AUCTION SALES.
B.N
SCOTT, J It., AUCTIONEER,
ATTBACT1VE SALE OF H0LIDA.T GOODS,
on Friday morning,
14th Instant, at 10H o'c.ock. at B. Scott's Art
(iallery, o. 1020 Chetnnt street, an attrao.lve sale of
Ho Way Goods, being vlie surplus stock of a leading
retail nouse. . a
.Tninna Dixun & sous' Mieiv.eld btgt nuallty castors.
cake bankets, vegetable dishes, tea sets, hand an 1 tea
trays, buitcr dmiics, sunar dishes, dish covers, toast
racks, etc. etc Also, Wares of other mauutacturerg.
Bronze figures, groups of all sizes, etc.
CLOi K.8.
Bronze, marble, and gilt clocks, with figures to match.
MAUULK hTATUAKY,
From the elebrated School of Design at Florence
VtBDfc AN I TOUR BTArUAKY.
FANCY GOOIM.
Decorated porce aln aud bisque vases, figures and
LeatLer reticules aud work-bags, tfco whole com
prising the larne-1 and finest quality ol goods ever
ofleieU In this ci'y. . lU&St
oncn ior examination on Tncsdav until morning of
sale Foil particulars la Caialouue. bale positive.
PHILADELPHIA AR'IhTV BKCOSD ANSC IL
CALK OF OIUGINaL OIL PAIM'INGd
yt take pluce at fccoit's Art Gallery, 10J0 Chesnut
street, .
r., , n .
recembcrlt. atlH o'clock, when about 100 entirely
crivinal oil nalnt'nus will be sold and ore a.l directly
In in the easels oi the arils s thomseives.
The ualniinss are now on exhibition at tne free uai-
lery of the Fine Arts. No. 111 i hesnut gt,eet, wbera
tiicy win itmuiu until tne eveumg oi tuu.
iarticuais iu catalogue.
fcPECIAL BALE AT CONCERT 11 ALL BCILDINO,
0. rZlH CMEtBU l HI KIBI.
Hncrlol tain of French bronze figures and ittouds
Bocaila China vases, blsquet sets and flgures, blghlv
decorated, si tit, and otmulo clocks, alabaster vases,
unis. and lazzas. Verde antique (troupe, t arlslan tancy
goods, etc, etc.. being a special importation ol Messrs.
ViU Brothers tlate Vlto vitl & Hons), per earners
'JWanbaitan ' ' Arago," and "turopo," from France,
to take piece on
Tincemher lA and 21). commencing ai 11 o'clock each
lav. ot the snaclous store In Concert Ball huiidlng. No.
1219 Chenut street engaaed expressly for the occasion.
l ne collection win oe arraniea on luetuuy, ioiu iu-
Stant. . , .
r un par'.icuiais in intnre aaverusemenw. n ic it
p
ANCOAST & WARNOCK
AI CTIONEKRS.
oio
No. itO UARKJSX Street.
LARGE POSITIVE BALE OF EMBROI OF.RIES AND
MILLINERY OOOU6, 11 V C'ATALJUUE, ON A
KtDlT,
On Vondav,
Decemher 11. at 10 o'clock embr clng a full assart
ment of new goods tinted to present eaea 12 10 fit
KRISS KRIKGU'S HEADQUARTERS.
JOHN DOLL,
NO. 502 MARKET STREET,
Has now open one of the largest and most varied
Stocks of 10TB AND FANCf GOODS to be lound. It
includes everything that Is rare and curious, and those
who design making Christmas Presents, will do well to
call and Inspect, Mr. DOLL'S large wholesale trade
enables Mm to sell at the very lowest prices.
JOHN DOLL,
Wit! sale and Rttail Dealer la Toys and
Fancy Goods,
12 4 HitnslOt No. 503 MARKET Street.
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
A, M. MARTIN,
N. E. Corner Eighth and Market,
lias now open one of the largest and best selected
stocks 01
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
TO BB roUKD.
Also, Baskets, Children's Carriages, Velocipedes,
Sleighs, Sleds, Etc.
A. M. MARTIN,
12 4 tutbsion N. E. corner EIGHTH and MARKET.
TTRESH ADAMS CODN1Y PEACHES
a.'
In gallon, half gallon, and quart cau
FBE8B QUINCES AND TOMATOES.
Abo, WO doien TOUA10KS In glass.
100 dozen QUEEN CO EN.
1 OK SAL BT
JAMES R. WEBB,
8 US EIGHTH and WALNUT Streets.
NEW FRUIT.
Crown, Basket, ter, Buncb, Peedless.aud Sa'tana
Baisina. Currants, Citron, Prunes, rigs. Havana
Oranges, eto. etc,
ALBERT C. BOBEBTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
11 7rp Cornet ELEVEN Til nd TINE Bw,
FINANCIAL.
NORTHERN CENTPL BONDS.
lItK Disposed ofth Larger Portion
f these
DESIRABLE SECURITIES.
PE WILL CONTINUE TO 0FFEB THEM ONLY
TILL DECEMBER 20,
(If not previously disposed of),
AT THE LOW TRICE OF
89.-
After that date, ihould my remiiin unsold,
THE PRICK "WILL. BE ADVANCED.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 34 S. THIRD Street.
12 12tj
RATIONAL
BANK OF THE KEPIBLIC,
Ncs. 809 and 611 CHE5NUT Street
mil ADELrillA.
CAPITAL $500,000, FULL PAI&
DIKJCCTOR?.
Jos. T. Bailey,
Wm. Ervien,
Osgood Welab,
Fam. A.
Fred. A.
BleptiMh
Hoyt,
Ebawn;
Edw. B. Orne,
Natha Ullles,
Ben. Rowland, Jr., Wm, B.
TBEBIDENT,
WILLIAM II. RIIAWN.
CA8HIEH,
J0SEPU P. MUMFORP,
fill 01 ni
CURTAINS, SHADES, ETC.
I, E, WALRAVEN,
(MASONIC UAIAj,)
No. 719 CHESNUT STREET,
A Frsih Importation of
CHOICE LACE CURTAINS,
TAPESTEY E OK DEP. ED TEP.RY j,
SATINS AND SATIW DAMA8X.
In Bote, Crimson, Blue, Green and Gold, of all tho
newest designs (or
Curtains and Turiuture Coverings.
WINDOW SHADES
OP ALL COLORS AND STYLES. Cl20tnths
PgECUClDPMCES TO SUIT THE TIMES
KELTY, CABRIKOTON &
CO.
No. 723 CHESNUT Street,
B ave constantly In Ptock. for retail flty aniroou itty
trade, tbelr
CELEBRATED WINDOW SHADES
JlA,Lt ACllKLO ill IU111 ULK.; 4
Tbey aie also Pole Agents lor tbe BEI F ADJUHTINti
SFUNO FJX1UEE8 lcr Shades. ILe best fixture hi
tbe world.
Also, CURTAIN M AIE RIALS and Fl'BNITCBE
COVJClilhGij, in great vailety.
Lace, kugjln, and Aottingham Curtains, T-lano aud
lab.e Covers, tne largest and finest stock in the city.
Lace Curtains cleaned and mended.
White Holland B Hades calendered. 10 10 tuths3in
J3 J. WILLIAMS,
No. 1G North SIXTH Street,
II ANTJ FACTCREB OF
VENETIAN BLINDS
AND
WINDOW SHADES
Tbe largest and Qaest aesortmcnt In tbe city at tbe
lowest prices. 10z62ui
feTORE 8UADE9 MADE AND LETTERED.
CHEAPEST PRINTING IN PHILADELPHIA
AT TDK
STFASI JOB PRINTING HOOMH,
No. 108 South TIIlltD Stxeor,
SECOND MOBY.
Every description oi rialn and Oinamental Prlntla
xecuted wltb neatness and despatcb, at urprlitnifly
low prices.
HADDOCK SON, Proprietors,
14 Smrp Late of So. 618 M AitKET BtreC.
TN THE ORPHANS' COUI1T FOB TIIE CITY
X Aucuumi or rniiitiiEU'liu,
Ks'ate ot JAW J-! IIAM1L10N. dtceased
Tbe Auditor appointed by tbe court to audit, settle,
ara artluBt tbe thiriT olxtb account ot TUOMA HAD-
rt' AI,A1KB Executor an Trastueor the last will and
toMament Ol JAMK8 MAMIL1UN. deceased, arlalns
now tnat portion or tie estate belonging to bcbedule B,
annexed to ti e Indenture of pariitlon in said estate,
aaieu January m, inu. recoroea in tne oniee lor rcotu
inn deeds, etc. In l'bllade nhla. In Deed Hook a W C,
No. 1, pate 497, etc., and to report dlstrlomlon of the
balance In tbe bands of the accountant, will meet tbe
parties Interested, lor tne Duroo4 of bis aonolntinen
on MONDAY. December 24. I&tti. at 4 o'clouk H. il.
at his ofltce. Ho 402 WaINIIT btrect, iu the city of
rnuaueipuiu evaiBSBi
W 13 thnut w i W. T. BAKEB, Auditor.
riiHE GENUINE EAGI.E VEIN, THE CELE
1 brated f BKB'i'ON. and tbe t uie hard OHEKN
tVOOD COAL, a gg undKtore sent to ail partsi tbe
city at '60 per ton superior l.tlWUII at$ti 76.
i ach ot tbe above articles are warranted to give per
feet satisfaction in every respect. Orders received at
No. 114 Mouth Till KLt Street t Emporium. So 1314
WAtUIKU'lON Avenue. ' ' 4 4
TOBDAN'S CELEIRATED TONIC ALE.
t) Ibis truly healthful and nutritious beverage, now
In ue by tbounauda Invalids and others has estab
lished a t barsctvr for quality of material and purltv of
nutnuiacluie which stands unrivalled. It is recora
nienaed by physicians ol this and other places aa a supe
rior toxic, aud requires but trial to convince tbe most
VlpticaJ ol Us great merit To be had, wbo'esa'e and
letall.tilr. J. JOltDAh.JJ . I PEAK Street- (Uii
DRY GOODS.
INAUGURATION
A CHEAP DEPARTMENT
LADIES' CLOAKS.
ONE THOUSAND
GARMENTS,
From $5 00 to $25 00,
EEING IN KANT C&tEi ABOUT
ONE IIAL1-"
THE CURRENCY VA.LU11
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. i)20 CHESNUT ST.
A 1
O U 11
iJAHIB CLOAKS,
AH WKIL AS
FINE GARMENTS
Ol Our Owi Maivu fhiotiii-u,
AEE TniS DAY REDUCED
25 PER CENT.
BELOW FORMER PRICES.
J. W. PROCTOR c CO.,
IV o. OJJO OI I K H IN I TT Hi.
QUR STOCK
OF
LADIES' DRESS FURS
IS THIS SEASON
THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST
WE HAVE EVER EXHIBITED.
It comprises
RUSSIAN SABLE,
The most valuable of all Furs.
HUDSON BAY SABLE.
Which racks next in elegance and yarlety to tbe
BuB-ian.
EASTERN AMERICAN SABLE.
A popular and durable Fur.
ERMINE,
ASTRACUAN,
RUSSIAN SQUIliREL
CltEY CRIMEAN,
PER8IANNE,
FINE CniNCUlLLA
Besides many other varieties.
EVERY GARMENT
lias been critically examined, aud none allowed to
be displayed Tor salo unless perfect in every respect.
All f UBS sold by u are warranted NATl'KAL
COiOB.
UBS cleaned, altered, and repaired.
SI11PPIKG FUB8 BOUGHT.
J. VV. PROCTOR & CO.,
No. obo CHESNUT Street.
WATCHES, JEWELiW ETC.
vtWlS LAD0MUS&C0.
lmiOI) DKALF.RH A JRW KLfcllS.
VI T UK, JKWM.KY HII.VKH T KK.
WATCHE3 ftnd JEWELRY REPAIRED.
02 Chestnut St., Phil--,
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
AND
LRIDAI, PHESENTS.
Have en hand a large and beantl'al assortment of
Watches. Jewelry, and HiWerware, suliAle lor Christ
n ae Holiday and Bridal FresenM.
Particn'ar attention Mllolted to oarUnrve assortment
of Diamonds and Watches, Gold Chains tor ladles' and
gentlemen's wear. Also, Sleeve Bnttoas, Binds, and
Ural Rings, In great variety, all ot the newest styles.
FASCY B 1 1. V K II-W A II E,
ESriXIALLY SUITED FOR BRIDAL GIFI3.
We are dally rereMnir new goods, aeleoted emresslv
for ilie holiday sa'es, Our prices will be found a. low.
if not lower, than tbe same quality can be parchased
elsewhere
J a, caver invited to ca'i.
Dlamt,nds and .11 orcclous stonen. also, aid ftold and
Si.ver, parcnasedor taken in exchange. IS4p
KITCHEN & CO.
HAVE OPENED THEIR
NEW STORE,
SOUTHEAST tOR.V'KR
TENTH and CHESNUT Streets,
m
WITH A FOIL STOCK OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY.
Silver, and Silver-Plated Ware.
FANCY COODS, Etc.
Their 8 loc i being entirely nw , and selected with the
ntmost ctre, they tcel confident of being able to suit tbe
taste of thoee who wish art'eiee In their line.
Tbey solicit an inspection of their goods.
C. 11. KITCHEN. J. II. OLIVER.
N. HI" LOS, lalcsman. 11 27 lmrp
CI1U1ST31AS!
W. W. CASSIDY.
o. 1 SOUTH SKCOXD STREET
Ofers an entliclj' new and most oarefnTy selected
n cK oi
lAMhKK AS AM' OENK.VA WTfHKS,
JEWF-tRV,
Sil.VHtWAltt,nnd FANCY ARTif'LF" OF 1 VICHY
DE&CRlt'TlOX, suitable for
Kit IDA I. OH HOLIDAY l'RESKNTS.
An examination will slion my stock to he nnsnr
parsed In quality and cheapness.
1'nrt'cu ar attention paid to reua;rlutt. : 1
La. go and small sizes, dUjiiir irom 2 to 13a:rs, and
costlug from CSto f 300. Uur assortment comprise ich
cnoice melodies as
' J l nne, S weet llome
"Tlio Last Bo?e ofeuinnicr.
"Auld LaDg6yne."
'Star Spangled Banner."
"My Old Kentucky Home,"etc. ctcM
I'.csldi s beaiitlml .'clocitms from the various OiirriM
iin ported direct, and for sale at moderate prices, by
FARR A BROTHER,
Importers ol Watches etc ,
il 11 mlliTpj v0. a.'l cnKBXCT St.. bclon Fourth.
Y O 11 T II E II 0 L I D A Y S.
SMITH & DHEER,
S. K. Corner AUCII ami TENTH Streets,
Dave now on lid ml a Well selected Mock of
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER, AND SILVER
PLATED WARE,
Suitable for the Christinas Holidays.
A call Is respcotfullj solicited. C12 3 lmrp
THEODOBE SMITH. FKKUINANl) J. PRfiEB, JB
II0LIDA1 PRESENTS. fc
JACOB HARLEY,
(STJCCE8S0R TO STATJFFER k HARLEY),
No. 0Q?i MARKET ST.
A nne assortment ol Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry,
Silver and Sllvet-i lateii Ware, suitable for Holiday and
Bildal r resents. 12 11 tutbslni
S I L V E R-W ARE
BH DAL PRESENTS.
G. RUSSELL & CO.,
No. 23 North SIXTH St.,
Invite attention to their Choice Mock of SOLID
Bl LVEK- WAKE i suitable lor CtililtriilAa andBKlDAL
l'lttSliN'l i6 2
HENRY nARPER,
JNo. 50 AKCII Streot,
kf anuiacturcr and Dcaierin
Wiitchea
Fine Jewelry,
Silvev-Plnted Ware,
81 Solid Silver-Ware.
RICH JEWELRY.
JOHN BRENNAN,
DEALER IN
DIAMONDS, FINK WATCHES, JEWELS!
Etc. Etc. Etc.
S 20 13 S. EIGHTH ST., PHILADA.
JPINE OPERA GLASSES
IMPORTED AND FOR SALE BT
JAMES W. QIEEN & C0H
lQJti fio. V4i CJIESXt'T Street.
i WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
It o tj ii billio n
FULL. ClIROJiOMETBRi
Kew Calibre In Nickel, iBregtiet Adjustment
made expressly for
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.,
No. 8'!4 CHESNUT Street.
JUST OPENED,
GILT AND CRYSTAL DECORATED P0BCELAIN
AND CUT GLA31 WAEES,
Id Va-s, Centre Pieces, Frnlt Stands, Flower Sunds
and a large variety ot
FANCY ARTICLES,
BT
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.,
No. CHESNUT Street.
JJIAMONDS, SAri'HIRES,
RTJBIE8, EMERALDS, AND PEARLS,
In exquisite mountings ot entirely new style.
A .Magnificent Stock In
FUII. SUITES OF JEWELRY,
Also in Brooches, Ear-rings, Bracelet, Finger
Rings, Studs, Etc.. Solitare and Cluster, at
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.'S,
10 9 tnthstl2 254p No. 8!J CHESNUT Street.
CHRISTMAS, HOLIDAY AH) BRID.IL GIFTS
ESTABLISHED IN 1812..
WILLIAM WILSON & SON.
SILVERSMITHS
AND
MAXl'l'.UIlTEERS AUD IlirOETER'5 OF
SUPKKIOU PLATED AVARE,
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
IIFIH AND CHERHY STREETS,
Have on hand a large and general assortment of
Silver nurt Plated "Ware, Suitable for
Bridal Presents, Etc. Eto.
PRESENTATION SETS ON HAND,
Or furnishud at short notice. U 24 lmrp
U0W31AN & LEONARD,
MABCFACTUHEttS OV
AND
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN
Siher am. SilmvPinlcd Goods,
No 704 ARCH STREET,
ADEirniA.
Tlioi,6 iu want oi ftll.TKK oi StLVKH-PLATED
AHK wi.l find It liiucti to their advantage to visit.
' iponmce in itie nieuuiactuie ot Uie above kinds of
kC(j(l Dubks us lo duiv ciimpeiitlon.
W e keei no. oois but those wblcn are of the FIB8T
i LiASS.ail ! vuj own make, and will be sold at reduced-irl-e
'iS
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETO.
TDUY KUI'XITUKK AT GOULD A CO.'S
XJ I'nlon Depots, Conner MK'lll and MAHK.ET and
m. 37 and 9orth BtCONU Htroet.
1 he largest, cheapest, and best stock of Fnrnlture, o
every description. In tbe wor a. Send for Printed C'at
luine and Price List, 'ihe soundness ot material and
workmanship is guaranteed ol a.l we sell. Furniture for
Parlor, lira it ing room. Chamber or Hed room, Dining
room, Library. Kitchen, Servants' rooms, Offices.
i"ioois, Churches, Odd Follows, Masons, or other ,
Lodaes, Shlpt. Insthutionn Clubs, Coilegei, Pab.lc
HulidlDSS. Hotels. ltourdiuir-Houaea. HosDltaia. Fair,, or .
a single piece ot Furniture.
Drawings and etitluia en I urnlshei when required. '
VIUDID Kill J J JUR. " ' . 1 W WVVU,VV TT 1 .11 A.U,
and with liberality and justness oi dealing. Country
dealers, ano the tisde generally, con tluue to be supplied
on the same liberal wholesale ternia that insiira lin
lair pioflt. Parties at a o In lance may remit through our
Banker, tbe Farmers' and Mechanics' National bant,
Cbesnut street, or the Union .National Bank, Third
street, or by hx press. Check, or Pust-OUlce Order, lro-ui-dlatt-
attention will be git en, and satisfaction Insured.
OOULD S CO., 4
E. .-vine NINTH and MA KKET Btreota and
i.on. 37aud3tiNortn bECOMlt Street.
8 10 Bp Phlladelohlv
JO HOUSEKEEPERS
I have large stock ol every variety ol
FURNITURE
Which I will sell at redncea prices, consisting ol
PLAIN AND MARBLE TOl COTfAUE bClTS
WALiiUT CBAUfrLR BU1T8.
I'AKLOR fil'lls IK VELVET PLV8H i
PAULO K 8 CITS IK HAlK CLOTH. .
PABLOB H H8 IN KF.PS.
Sideboards, Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Bookcase
Uattrcaaes, Lounges, eto eto.
P. P. OUSTINE'
81j K. E. corner SECOND and RACE Streets.
ESTABLISHED 1795.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French Plato Looking-Glasses
ENGRAVINGS FAINTISG3 DRAWINGS ETC.
Manufacturer of all lrindi of
LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT, AND PICTURE
FRAMES TO ORDER.
No. OlO CIJKSNUT STltEKT-
TH1KD DOOB ABOE TBE COXTIHENTAL,
FHILADELPBIA 1
IjOirDAY PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
An Assortment of Elegant
WRAPP1 RS,
EfARFS,
TIES,
GLOVES,
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
And Noveltiee In Gentleinn'i Fuininhing Goods, at
J. W. SCOTT A CO.'S,
liioutrp No. 814 CHESNUT St.
Jl I GUARD . E A Y R E,
(Ten years lth J. Burr Moore & John C. Arrlson),
HAS OPENED AT
No. 68 N. SIXTH St., below Arch, P iladelphia
Where he Intends to keep a variety of
UKNTB' FUHNlSIItNO GOODS,
And to manufacture tbe Improved
BIIOiri.DKR.MKAM RIIIRT,
Invented by J. Burr loore,wh'eh for ease and com
fort cannot be surpassed, t il