THE DAILY EVENING TELEG RAPE PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 18G7.
8
CURIOSITIES OF PRUT COLLECTIOnS.
A writor in the Cornhltl, noticing the unpre
cedented prlco of I 5000 paid for nu etching by
February lait. adds some curious particulate of
remarkable collectious.
A BTOBI OF BEMDBAHDTi
About one of Rembrandt's etching we have
u i amuBlng story. He had eonc to spend a day
wUhtals eieat friend, Jan Si, ft burgomaster of
A! ttiev wero sitting down to
itoSfin .rrjnnt bad lorgoU,
rwl7h"he urSomHHWr that he wonld etch
Ihp view from the dininu-roum wmuu uuiuio
te wmnt wturiie.1. He took up a plate, tried
his etching-point upon it. eketctiel the view,
and won his bet. The engraving le a very rare
one. Baron Verutolke's impmsiou sola lor 17
IOj.j but he would be fortunate who could
secure a good Impression at that price now. "
DURER.
Of Albert Purer's etchings the most beautiful
Jb his "Adam and Eve." Some time ago the
finest known impression of this engraving came
Into the possession of Mr. Smith, the eminent
printseller. He showed the print to Mr. Ma
DerlT, who eagerly inquired the price which,
as tar as I recollect, was about sixty pounds
uterlinp. Possessing another impression already,
Mr. Mabcrly was at hrst not Inclined to pay this
large sum even for such superior excellence.
l)ay after day, however, he came to look at the
charming Impression, and at last said, "Well,
well, I must have it. But you will take back
my other Impression, won't you, and allow me
what 1 paid for U 15 f" " A'by, no," said Mr.
Bmith. "1 don't think that 1 cau do that. 1
won't offer yeu 13, but if you like, I will give
you 30." The value of Diner's engraving had
been doubled since Mr. Maberly's lormpr pur
chase. At Mr. Maberly's death his prize sold
for 65. Mr. Johnson's Impression, which was
no doubt, a fine one, broueht 40. Whut a
change from the price Durer himself tells us he
got tor his enpravini? in 1520 four stivers (four
pence I Kven taking into account the di (Ter
ence in the value of money in bis time and our
own, what he received cannot have amounted
to a couple of shillings.
MULLER.
F. Muller'i engraving of "Madonna di San
Sinto" proved his death. On taking a proof of
bis plate to the publisher by whom he was em
ployed, he yas told he must go over the whole
work again, as it was far too delicate for com
mercial purposes. With heavy heart he set
about his work, but It was too much for him,
and on the very day the proofs were taken off
from the retouched plate, he died. It letches
large prices now. At Mr. Johnson's sale, a "tine
proof belore any letters" broueht one hundred
and twenty pounds. The su rue 6 ini was obtained
lor Count Arcbinto'a copy in 1862.
CONTRAST OF PRICES.
In comparing the ancient prices of prints on
their first publication with the modern ones (I
nave already mentioned Durer's "Adam and
Eve;"' and Mr. Maberly tells us that Purer pur
chased Luchs Van Lejden'a "KoleLspeisfel,''now
worth, when in pood state, 60, for a stiver) wo
must not lorget the lmnrensely larger sums that
engravers are paid now-a-daja than what were
usual in former times. The artiat then was
of'.en bis own publisher; but even when he was
engaged by some other person, he received what
would bo considered at present most inadequate
remuneration. Woollett, for instance, a hun
dred jears ago, asked only fifty guineas for en
prating his ".Niobe," though Alderman Boydell
generously gave him one hundred. The price
at which ft was published was live shillines, no
difference being made between proofs" and
prints the subscribers being allowed to take
which they pleased. Contrast these prices
with those that ore obtained now. We
Will take an Instance from France. Louis
XIV commenced a "Cbalsogiaphie du Musee
Boyale," a series ot enirravings from pic
tures in the Louvie. The series is still con
tinued, and in 1851 the sum voted for this pur
pose was nearly 9000. Of this II. Dupont was
to receive 10(iG lor enpravmg Pi Veronese's
"Piliirinia of Einmaub;" and De Francois (the
artist eDg aged for Frith's "Derby Day'"), 1250
for Fra Angelicas "Coronation oi the Virgin."
When in 1&47 there was a similar commission
contemplated by the EnglWh (lovernment, it
-was said that the sum Mr. J. II. Robinson was
to receive for engraving '-Tlic liaising of Laza
rus" was 5000. A publisher will otten spend
seveial thousand pouncis In bringing out a first
class engraving. Ttie "copyright" aloue is a
inoet serious item. Landseer got lor the "Peace
and War," now in the Vernon Gallery, 2050.
The prices charged for the Impressions must of
course be in proportion. For Instance, when
Colnaehi published Doo's engraving ot the
"fiaibinir of Lazarus," there were 100 artist's
proofs at 20fguineas, 100 proofs on India paper
at 15 guineas. 100 proofs on plain paper at 10
guineas, 200 prints on Ind'a paper at 6 guineas,
whilst the prints themselves were charged 5
guineas each.
The same writer says:
The subject of engravine leads us na'.uraliy
to the sister subject of painting. No collecting
mania is anything like so popular or so exten
sively practised as that for pictures. They have
come to oe considered as inu'speoHauie articles
of furniture in every well-appointed bouse; and
It is no uncommon thing, in consequence, to
meet with a collector who talks and evidently
thinks much less of the gems that ornament
his gallery than oi the checks by which
they were secured. And how grossly tho
"old masters" are belied in inauy of these
collections! They had no more to do with
the productions to which their names are
appended in ail the splendor that gilt letters
can give them than the purchaser himself. But
If a man will order a tiauie flvo feet by three
and a half, because he has a spare corner of
iKbtse dimensions, he had better not inquire too
closely, any niore than in the case of a 8t.
Anthony's tootb, as to what animal it originally
belonged. Iu Loudon alone tbere are, I suppose,
sold every year ii'Ore pictures by the "old
masters" than fire left to us ot" their paintings
altogether. Let me mention two facts. luthe
year 1845 the nuruocrol pictures Imported into
England amounted, according to the returns of
the Custom House, to 14,0!1. In one month of
the same year there were tsold by auction in
, London alone, wittutit reckoning those Included
in furniture sales, though the number cf these
must have been considerable, 4G17.
The difference between the price at which
such pictures are acqnin d and those thy fetch
when brought to tbe hammer, is amusing. A
Laphael. ducUud lu the auc ijn room to uave
ct its late owner loon g iiaens, sells at 37
A Vorkoh're gentleman bequeaths twelve of his
pictuies to the National Gallery: they are re
jected, every one. The whole collection is
brought to the hammer; it had cost 30io- it
produces 150 about the vuluo of the frame
Nor is it only in Enfluud that a man sells a
horse for a gross o grem spnetar les. A French
collector insures lag Eullery lor H.339,600
francs. It is sjld some years alter wards, nume
rous additions having muntimo loeu made to
it, for 685,436 lruncs. Aud ouo cannot imagine
In these cases that there is aiv such possible
explana ion as in the cae of the Karl of Suf
folk's ten pictures lumo' "Kcce Homo"
amonest mem mai weresioirn so mvsterinnto
from Charlton Park in October, 1856. and not
recovered till the early part of 1858, when some
of them had ueen naugiug in a small public
house and an old picture shop, but tailed t
meet with purchasers, as they were considered
eucn very interior productions .
INSTRUCTION.
A MtlMCAN CONSEUVATOaV OP MUSIC.
Jl fcoutheuHt comer TKN 111 and WACNUT St.
'there are vacancies, aay and even Inc. for begln
nrra and advanced pupllH. for I'lano, C'alTliiet Organ,
"Vocal M unlet, Harmony, Violin. Flute, ilorn. eto.
fiufcucrlptlon to the OHCil EKl'U At, CLAHS for
amaleurH 15 -of)
JSuJ)crlpllon lor Kludy ol ELOCUTION b Q
i'npllb will ne received every clay this week auduttxU
oujee nnum, 0 a. 01. tu iu r. ai,
Juatruuilon will uet'ln Oct 14. and Oct. 21.
1 N. II. HturteuU ol Vocal Muhic are entitled toln-
llrwtuon lu Jooviiop wJihoui.niira charge. 10 lt
J. F. & E. JB. ORHE, 1867,
004 CKCK82STUT STREET,
1867
isro.
nTK mow opened iheib
Fall Importations of
I ET C
Sim fa XS
ISTO. 904 CHESNUT STREET,
500 PIECES J. OROSSLEY & SONS' PATENT
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
J. F.
E.
ISTO. 904 CHESISTUT STREET,
300 PIECES ROYAL WILTON CARPETS.
J. F. & E. B. ORFJE,
ISTO. 904 CHESNUT STREET,
NOVELTIES IN FBENCH CHENILLE CARPETS.
J. F. & E. B. ORIME,
NO, 904 CHESNUT STREET,
500 Pieces New Styles English Brussels Carpets.
J. F. & E. B. ORFJE,
NO. 904 GHESNUT STREET,
250 Pieces Yard and a half Wide Velvet Carpets.
,i
J. F. & E. B. ORFJE,
NO. 904 CHESNUT STREET,
ROYAL WILTON CARPETS,
BRUSSELS .CARPETS,
For Stairs and Halls with Ixtra Borders.
J. F. & E.
NO. 904
50 BIIEETB
CARPETINGS.
519 (JIESATT STREET. 519
FINE CARPET IKCS
AT KEDUOED PRICES.
WE WILL SELL CVR
AXMIXSTEBS,
BUTA- WIMOKS,
VELVETS!,
ENOUSII BBtSSElS)!
TAPESTBT BBIIfSEU,
TBBEEPLTI,
ftrPE INOBAINS,
VE1KETIANW,
BBVSSE S AND DAMASK
HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
WITH KXTBA BOBDIBS,
EINGLIWII OIL CLOTHS,
IN tiHORT,
EVEKY DEKCBIPTION Of KEMBABEE
CARPETINCS,
At Greatly Reduced Prices,
With a view to BELLING OFF OCR ENTIRE
STOCK, AT OCR RF.XAIL WAREROOMS,
No. 519 CHESNUT Street,
Prior lo lteu.ovI on iirat oi January uesu
McCALLUM, CREASE & SLOAN,
101 tutliN2iurp
HO. Sl CIIENNtTr ST.
flj O T I C E.
i: i : l i O 31 Sc H II A VVj
Ml.flll4ll(il HTKF.ET,
BETWnfN NiMH AND 'JJtNTil STREET,
IV ILL 4 ) M l is i; OMI LI.TIIi:ittTt(
OF
CAFIPETINCS
AT PnirrM U) OHBHIOMD WITH
OW rUll'EM AN l KXC-NMEM, AND WILL
OPEN A-W UOUDN, AH THE V DO
HOT ISKIT TO MOVli
e Ti erp
New Carpetings.
D
! VllfUUi
B. ORftJE,
B. 0RNE,
CHESNUT STREET,
ENGLISH OIL CLOTHS.
CARPETINGS.
832 CARPETIXGS. 832
ARCH STREET.
FALL STOCK NOW OPEN
AT TEE
AKOII STREET
CARPET WAREHOUSE
JOSEPH BLACKWOOD.
HO. 839 ABCH STBEET,
tic 2m To floors below Ninth, Bourn Bide.
WINDOW BLINDS AND SHADES.
831. CHARLES L HALE, fl3
(Late galeaman and Superintendent for B. J. WUlIams)
NO. 831 ABCH STBEET,
VANCrACTCBKB OT
VENETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW BHADES.
Largest and finest assortment In tbe city at the
LOWfcHT PRICES, 9 23 2m8p
TJFHOLSTERLNO IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Qa J. WILLIAMS & SONS,
HO. 16 HOBTH SIXTH STBEET,
MANUFACTURERS OF
VENETIAN BLINDS
iND
WINDOW
BHADES.
Larirest and finest
LOWEST PRICES.
assorcent In the city at tbe
Repairing promptly attended to.
STORE It HADES made and lettered.
9 25 2m Bp
JOT-CAST PORCELAIN.
THE AMERICAN HOT-VAH't POBCELAIN
tOJU'AJlV
HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR
RICHMOND WORKS,
t'OltSKB OF TUIIK AVDM K AMD UAVb
WTHCKT, PIULtUELrnUl
Are in pared to necu'.o orders lu their beautiful new
HOT-CAKT PORCELAIN,
FOR DRUGGISTS, PERFUMER-", LAMP DEAL.
ERS, OAS FITTERS, and all who have heretofore
teen u -li g ai tides made from what Is known as
While ripuoue OUhs, at one third discount fro the
prices charged (or White Opuque Ulass nod force,
laln.i
Samples may be seen, aud orden will be recelTed
at the 0 Dice of tbe L'ompauy,
IltANKLIN INTITI TE.
AO. IS SOI'TII NEVENTH NlBEFT,
niiLii.n i in.
CHARLES Y, riil VOiT, President.
DAVID L, DODOE,
1C ft i'p feecrcttry fcnrt TrcwrnW.
DRY GOODS.
W A R K E T
AND
?q NINTH.
Heavy Field CloaMr.K".
Green and IlUck rinids.
Hyde Park Cloaking.
Norwallt Cloak lu if.
White Cloaking.
Dark Colors Velours.
Brown Velveteen.
Black Velveteen.
Black Trlcotn.
Black DoenklDs.
Black Beavers.
Black Chinchillas.
Brown Chinchillas.
Blue Chinchillas.
Light Colon Chinchillas.
Colored Velvet Beavers, V00.
IKOSTED BEATERS
Ot extra good quality, In all the styles.
AKKIHEBF.S.
An Ittmmne slock, every make, style, and price.
Tailors sin piled at trade prlots. Tailors' linings of
eeiy kind.
KUAWLX.
Finest display we have ever offered.
CLOiKI,
Nov opening dally, New Winter Styles.
BOYS' t'LOTniNO. 97stuth
An unparalleled assortment ot strictly Dne garments.
QEPOT FOR
FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
A CABD.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,
NO. IOOS CHESNUT STBEET,
Wbose establishment lor the sale of
lIousoFurnbiiiiig Dry Goods
Is unequalled In tbe extent and variety of Us assort
ment, beg to announce to HOUSEKEEPERS RE
NEWING THEIR SUPPLY, or persons about to
lutnlsb, tbat tbey are now receiving tbelr
FALL ASSORTMENT
OF
Fit EN II EIN EN, COTTON, AND WOOLLEN
CiOODN rOB HOUSEHOLD USE,
AT J EDUCED PRICES.
seen as
LINEN SHEETS' WOR,
COTTON SHEETINUS,
riEEOW LINENS,
PILLOW MI'NLINM,
DAB! ASK TABLE CLOTHS,
TA1II-R E1NKNM.
VAUA.H iV Al-MIIMW,
IIOHDKRKn TOWELS,
TOWELLINGS, UUILTS,
ItLANH ETS, TABLE AND
EHIBBOIDEliED PIANO AND TABLE
COVEBS,
Aad every other article suitable for a well-ordered
household. 10 12 swtit
PRICE & WOOD,
H.W. COB.EieUTII AND FILBEKT STS.,
HAVE JUST OPENED
A cheap lot of Nainsook Plaid Muslins, at ltt cents
per yard, better goods tbau are selling at 25 cents.
A large lot of Scotch Diaper, lrom auction, very
cheap.
Table Linens, Napkins, and Doylies,
Beat makes Shirting Linens, etc. eto.
FLANNELS! FLANNELS!!
All-wool Flannels, 83. 3, 37X, 45,50, 560.
7-8, 4-4 Ballardvale Flannels.
Domel Flannels, 25, 81, 85. 87, 40, 45, and 50c.
Heavy 4-4 all-wool Shaker Flannels, 50, 50, 62,'i,
and 75c
Grey and Red Twilled and Plain Flannels.
Good quality Sblrtlng Flannels, etc eto;
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins and
Canton Flannels at the very lowest market prices.
ClOOD QUALITY BLACK SILKS.
Plaid Poplins, all-wool Poplins.
Black Poplin Alpacas, very cheap.
Mixed Poplins, 5(c. a yard.
A cheap lot ot Casslmeres for men's and boys'
wear.
Bargains In Ladles' and Gents' Linen Cambric
HdkfB, Ladles' and Children's Hosiery and Gloves.
Gents' Neck Ties, Shirt Fronts, and Suspenders.
Jouvln's Kid Gloves, best quality Imported.
9 21inwtJ) PBICE A 'WOOD,
N. W. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT.
N. B. A large assortment of Ladles', Gents', and
Children's Merino Vests and Pants, vary cheap. A
large assortment of Uluukela very cheap.
WW. FALL AND YflUTER. fl
JOHN VV. TI.GiV.AC,
Nos. 405 and 407 North SECOND St.
JUST RECEIVED,
The 1-ollowlng Goods for Ladles' and Misses' FALL
AND WINTER SACKS:
ANT It A CHAN CLOT IIS, IN BLACK, WHITE
AND FANCY.
HI AL FBENCH VELVET CLOTHS.
ViLOCB CLOTHS.
CHINCHILLA CLOTnS.
WfHTNEXS, VELVETEENS.
BLACK BEAVEBS.
BLACK TBI COTS.
IKOMTED BEAVEBS.
WITH A FULL: ASNOKOTMESIT OF FANCY
CLOTHS. 18 wsmtimrp
NDIA SHAWLS.
GEO It O E PUYE 11,
NO. 01 CIIENNUT STBEET,
Fpp received and now rpen his Fall Importation of
J N 1 A MIaWI.H AM HVMUfn, Umlhm with
oilier kinds ol t-hawla Also,
let II DHMN M1LUM,
BLA4 K SILKS,
PILINS,
CLOA KINGS
10 2 estl CLOAHS, ETC.,
To wtii'b the aitenllon of purchuers is Invited. Tjia
loOfls are pui':U-'ll 'or c b, aud will be sold cheup.
DRY UOODS.
piM'S IRISH POPLINS.
FANCY BTR1PK fclLKS, 74.
FRFNCH MKRINOK3 FRO AUCTION.
HEAVY PLAID POrLINS, tl 00.
HEAVY CORDKD POPLINS M cents.
J. '. KTB AWBHIDttB A CO.,
N. W. corner EIGHTH and M VRKKT Bts.
LYONS CLOAKING VELVETS.
M.ACK VELVET CLOTHS.
DAHL'A VELVET CLOTHS.
BLL'K AND OilREN PLAID CLOT OS.
J. '. NTBAWBRIDHK A CO,
N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET 8w.
H
UUUENOT CANTON FLANNELS.
ENGLISH CANTON FLANNELS.
SWANMHIN CANTON FLAN NEKS.
J. C. STBAWBBIDHR A ('.,
N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET Bts.
HURON BLANKETS.
HURON BLANKETS.
II U BON BLANKETS.
II I HON BLANKETS.
We bave now In store a complete assortment of tbe
celebrated HURON BLANKETS, made expressly
tor our sales, which, for fineness of wool.siz?, weight
and cheapness In price, excel any other Blanket In
the market.
EIGBT IIUNDBED PAIRS FINE BLAN
KETS, SLIGHTLY SOILFD.
Some of these Blankets are tbe finest and largest
goods made, were slightly soiled at tbe mill, and will
be sold at about two-tblrds of their original valuo.
All-wool Blankets, (1 00.
Large site Blankets, t'00.
Fine large Blankets, 15 00.
Vtry Flue Blankets, l 00.
Buyers for Hotels, Boarding Houses, Puhllo Institu
tions and Private Families, will do well to call and
examine our Immense stock and extremely low
prices. Many ol the above goods are o Bering at less
tban Importers' and manufacturers' prices.
All goods warranted as represented.
J. C. KTBAWRBIIIUG A CO.,
N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET Sis.
p L A I D CLOAKINCS.
BLUE AND (iRI KS.
SC ABLET AND III. AC .
WHITE AND BLACK.
BLACK AND Pl'BPlK.
UBEEN AND BLACK.
LA BO EST AKSOKTMF.NT IN THE CITY,
WHOLESALE AND BET AIL.
J. C. STRAAVBRIDGE & CO ,
NORTHWEST CORNER
EIGHTH AND MARKET STS,,
1 Itmixrp PHILADELPHIA.
LINEN STORE,
B9B AROH STREET.
IMPOBTEB,
JOBBER, AND
RETAIL DEALER IN
LiisrExsr goods
EXCLUSIVELY.
THE L ABO EST LINEN STOCK IN THE
CITY. r
FALL IMPORTATIONSOF LINEN UOODS
HOW FN STORE. 918 wsmjrp
TOADIES' GRAND JUBILEE
AT
EVANS & PHIPPS',
N. W. COB. OF TENTH AND ABCU STS.,
WIDE AWAHE STOBE.
Commencing on MONDAY MORNING next, at 10
o'clock, and to continue during the entire week, to
witness our elegant and
WBAND DISPLAH OF GOODS.
Just opened, magnificent new lot of
Crete Goods.
Ladles' Cloaklngs,
Cloiba and Casilmeres,
uiun.ei3 ana Shawls,
Alpacas.
Silks,
Table Covers,
CALICO AND MULIHN,B"mra"'
At greatly reduced prices. Our Cheap Goods are
ttr acting tbe ladles In large crowds around tbe beau
tllul corner.
FAIR AND JUST DEALINH
la wl at the lilies' appreclnlu. Tney waut a Plane to
liurriiOHe lu which Ihfy cau iUc lull couUdeuce.
'ibis is the place.
TRY IS, AND PKOVE IT,
Is a'l ek, as tLousuods are dolug dally. DON'T
jr OKGKT.
EVANS A PHIPPS,
9 "fUJ 4'OmH'B TENTH AND A H ( II NTS.
T.T STEEL & fcON UAVE ABOUT 3 CASES
---- lelt ol those "Soiled MuhIIus" received on Mon
day last. We nill guarantee that all the soils whl
wrsh out.
8-4 Bleached Muslins, '.i'c.
8-4 do Uj 8c.
7-8 do do Ho.
7-8 do do Inc.
" 8 do do llo.
4-4 do li, -. o
4-1 do du Joe., worth 0,
Wi'lliimsvllle, Wauihutta, and New York Mills at
greatly reduced prices.
Unbleached Canton Flannels, 15 to 37J.C.
Bleuvhrd Cantou Flanneln. 18 to iK.'jC
I'llKAPIXT CALICOES IN THE CITY.
New styles al C'ic
15c. Calicoes, new styles, reduced to llo.
lt;o. do do do llHo
2'C do dj do )5o.
Will open to-day three cases of tbe
HE At' EST BLANKETS IN THE CITY. ,
10 I, II I, It 4,
RANGING IN PRICE FHOM flTJ TO 9.
8-4 Kl.'uhtly soiled Urowii Tahiti Llueo. 0- . wortu 80
i-4 ilo Loom do two., " 8?
8-4 uo do do Too., " tl
7- 4 do JUIeached do 8ic " (I
8- 4 do do do tl, 'tl'!7'
e-4 Uo Drown do 37-c, " M
It NOS, "klA HU 715 N. TENTH ST.
DRY GOODS.
STOKES & WOOD,
NO. 90 ARCn STBEET,
PHILADELPHIA.
ALPACA POPLtSS, ALL RntDEt,
HLAl K ALPACA , TO WHICH WE CtLL
F.SFECI4Ij attention.
FXIKA FINK MOHAIRS. IN STOIPru
PLA1IIS, AND SIMMS.
4JAT PLAID ALL-WOOL POPLINS IN
CHOICE STTLES. '"'
FINE:KKNCH.nEBIKOES, ALL SHADES
AVI) 4IIIALITIES.
BLACK AND WHITE PLAID CASH
MEM I S, 40 I N4'IIES WIDE, VEKT CHEAP
FXTMASIZE aU ARE BUNDSHA WLS,
FOR FBIENDS.
A FULL ASSOBTflENT OF SHAWLS OF
ALL VARIETIES, MITABLE FOB THE
SEASON. 3 9
4 LOT II FOR LADIES' 4LOAHS AND
SAtitt ES, CASSIilEUES, WATER-PROOF,
QEEAT FALL IN DOMESTICS.
Fu'CURDY, DUHKLE & CO.,
No. 140 North EIGHTH Street,
ABOVE ARCH,
ARE NOW OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS .IN
DKESS GOODS.
BAB4JAINS IN DOMESTICS.
BABOAINSIN IILAMKET.
BABOAINS IN IILA4 K SILKS
8-1 Ea'nLISH Hr UINOKt, S7H. PER YD
BA R4JAINS IN DO WET FLANNELS.
BARUAINS IN CANTON F ANN ELS.
BAKOAMklN WOOL FLANNEIX.
Having purchased largely during the lale panic, we
are prepared to offer unusual Inducements to purcha
sers. A call Is respectitilly i-ollclied. loiismwtf
WlKAttU KVW.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Invite attention to their first-class .took of
LACES A NO LACE GOOBS,
EMBROIDERIES,
HDKF8.,
VEILS, ETO.
To blch addition will constantly be made ol
the NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
I t -? oner In tbelr WHITE GOODS DEPART
MENT
HEAVY SKIRTING CAMBRICS,
i t 3(, ufi, and 40 cents, a Great Sacrifice.
iwom raHi9
QLOTH HOUSE.
SNODGRASS & CO.,
HO. tl SOUTH -SECOND STREET,
COMPLETE STOCK OP
OtothSjCoat.ngs, and Cassimeres,
FOB LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S AND BOTS
WEAK.
SPECIAL, ATTENTION GIVEN TO
LADIES CLOAK IN US AND SACKING
HIIOL ESALE ANI RETAIL. 10 1 lmrp
MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC,
BONNET OPENING.
WOOD & CARY,
No. 725 CHESNUT STREET
WILL OPEN
FALL BONNETS,
THURSDAY OCTOBER 4. 9 SO 2mrp
MRS. R. DILLON,
NOS. BBS AND IM SOUTH STREET
Hat all tbe novelties In FALL MILLINHRY, Hot
Ladles, Misses, and Children,
Also, Crapes, Silks, Ribbons, Velvet, Flower,
Feather., Frames, eto. Milliners inpplled. 16
BONNET OPENING,
WEDNESDAY, October 2.
E. P. GILL & CO.,
IKK7StA BCn : STBEETJ
10 2 24t
CLOAKS.
CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
tvery one Is talking about tbe CloaksM
No. 23 8. NINTH Street.
(CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.
J jjivery new style at iWNa.
No. 23 8. NINTH Street.
CLOA'KS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS,
immense bargain, at rVKNS'
j 2, jm No. SH B. NINTH Street.
HOOP SKIRTS.
(J28. WM. T. HOPKINS, 628.
MANUFACTURER OF FIlT QUALITY;
HOOP SKIRTS,
FOR THE TRADE AND AT RETAIL.
NO. tU ABCH STBEET, BELOW SE
VENTH, PHILADELPHIA,
Also dealer In full lints of low-priced New York
and l i siern made hkirts. ,
All Hie new and dvnlrnblo 81 vies and sizes Ltuiea .
Mlnke', and Children's Hoc p-skli t ""'"",",t.ly.0?
baud and made to ..iiler, embracing tbs i larKWJ
n.unt vnrled ubtorltneuHn HiIh uiurkol. al vaty
rK very '.'ifdy should try "Our Own Make" of Hoop.
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