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NEWS BYJHEJmu CABLE.
INTERESTING FJl0lt lfEXlC0 AND
THE VEST INDIES.
MEXICO.
"",rr Elected to Crrss Depra.
tie. f th- Apaelies in
7etory,
TIataiia, Deo. 7. The stcampr Marp from
TTeia. Cmi Nov. 28, has arrived ttf( brinfrinir.
news from tao capital ol Mexico t0 the 2(Rh
. Congress held a second immm or lhe ,lst) when
there were present one hunare an(j 0(ne mem.
tors The next teuton was to f ukfl p)(,ce on the
28th, When It waa expected flere woula one
hnndwd and twenty metnr ln their MRt8i It
waa rw.erally believed thRt the n ie88ong
would not beeln befr r. Dt. $bQ ft1ary of
Ijw'.dent J uarez u ,0, 000 per aQnum. Beveral
the Btate Legu ,KVure8 rnai convened end
IK .KUn butlnefs. n ,,najato, Msttaa Romero
'jd been elect' to con(tress. xhe excessive
tolls heretoor 4 lcyled throughout Mexico have
been abollso (j,
Fernando Ortega bad arrived at the capital
from VIcU jria je Tamaullpas. Parai had ar
rived at 8' 4n Luis Potest. The corps of chasseurs
and drap Wit re being reorganized in the State
OlGuan' .'i.s Th Armr-he IndifttiH. of Sonora.
unfcva r '
their depredations, aim ruuuene
boun
A throughout the Northern States. Gov
snt. however, was taking measures to
ernm
pure
fnt'
ae and punish the savages. At Tuntepcc,
a Htate of Ottiaca. there bad been destruc-
t inundations, and the population had to re
ive. Great misery was caused by the excessive
ilns on that side ot the .Sierra. At the Inaujju.
.atlon of a rn-w steam marble factory In the city
Of Mexico, Present Juarez
started the lirst
WW. DUnug me ceremony ue uiuuu u uti
tpeecb, In which he said that the first slain cut
finnld hfl used lor the monuments to be erected
in honor ot the martrrj who fell for the cause of
Mexican independence.
Tremble Feared In Tamaulipas Tin
KUxIcoamd V.raCtui Railway Conces
sion Tn Old English Company re
Stored to Ksvor-ChtnMi of Romero to
Ost into the Cabinet.
Havana, Dec 7. The English steamer
Panube, Captain West, has arrived here from
"Vera Cruz, with news from that port to the 3d
Instant. She had been quarantined at Vera
"Cru?, for two days. Her news from Tampico la
"tip to November 27. There were serious fears
entertained there that the rival claims of De la
iarra. Travlno, and Saldana for Governor of
Tamaulipas would result in serious trouble.
decree has been issued renewing the con
ce sslon lor the building of a railroad to Vera
Cruz from the capital. It was granted to the
old English company, who held their charter
under the late empire. The new concession,
authorizes a subsidy of $300,000 per auuum to
' the company for twenty-ave years, to be secured
by a Hen or twenty per Centura on the customs
revenue of the republic, but it requires the road
to be finished as far as Puebla by January 1,
18C9, and to be completed to the capital by
1871. The company is allowed to exoort an
nually half a million ot money, free of duly.
But their dividends must not be less than twelve
per cent, per annum, and the road Is held liable
..'for the cost of the material and Hbor used in Its
- construction. The privileges of the concession
are to last for the term of seventy-five years.
But Government reserves to itself the right to
grant equal privileges for a road from the capi
tal to Vera Cruz via Jalapa to the company of
Be nor Zangronis.
In Congress, on November 28, a special com
mittee reported -agaiust the admission of a
member from Agnascalientes, who had held
oflice under the Empire, as a member of the
municipality of Avcuaficallentes. There were
reports of a probable chanse in the Cabinet,
and the belief is that Lerdo will go out and bo
replaced bv Romero. Colonel Babcoclc and
Minister Plumb bad been entertained at a
breakfast by President Juarez. Padre Fischer
was still a prisoner. General Marquez was
' believed to be secreted In the capital. General
fetorm and party had been the recipients of
quite an ovation on the part of the Govern
ment. They were making active preparations
to settle up their business in Mexico aud return
to New York. The steamers from Havana were
prevented from holding communication with
the shore at Vera Cruz and feisal, owing to taj
cholera reports received from Cuba.
PORTORICO.
Tito HsTtmbsr Earthquakes Destruc
tion of. Two Mora of the Windward
Isles.
Havana, Dec. 7. The 8panleh mail steamer
from Cadiz, via St. Johns, Porto Rico, has ar
rived with news from the latter port to the 1st
lust. By this mail we have the confirmation of
the reported earthquakes on November 13 and
19. It appears that great anxiety reigned
throughout the entire population until the 23d.
The consternation created by the shocks was
dreadful. All the eiiUces ln 8t. Johns, were
more or less damaged, but no injury to person
is so far announced. One ot the shocks lasted
twelve seconds, and was felt in other parts of
the island. No shocks, however, had been felt
since the 25th ult. Eye-witnesses who had ar
rived at Bt. Thomas by the schooner Andalusian
report that the island of St. Martin had nearly
disappeared, aud that of Bt. Bartholomew had
-been almost destroyed by a volcano.
CUBA.
Arrival of M axlean Imperialists on Th.lr
Way to Ku rope Specie from Mexico.
Havana, Dec. 8. The following ex-lmperlal-'
ists have arrive here from Mexico by the
British mail steamer Danube, from Vera Cruz:
Count Pachta, Colonel Pettner, Senores Ramirez
and Arrellano. The Danube brought also a
inllllon and a half In specie lor Europe.
BRITISH HONDURAS.
Southern American Land Conces
sions AnnulledAnother Indian War
In Prospect.
Kingston, Jamaica, Nov. 30, via Havana, Deo.
. Late advices from British lion J urns, dated
t Belize, received here, state that the Duke of
Buckingham, Foreign Secretary of England, has
officially and peremptorily disapproved of the
land tenure and other concessions granted to
fcoutbern American companies by the colonial
Executive. The immigrants who had arrived
ln the colony from the Rebel States of the Union
re greatly dithei ,tened in consequence. Kamel,
the native Indian leader, was preparing for a
renewal of hostilities ugainbt the Biuiib.
THE VESTINDIES.
of the Convulsion of Nature -Heavy
Lots of Lift and Properly
Svnolera, Appearance at Surinam.
Kingston Jamaica, Nov. 30, via Havana,
.I-7 A B"tl1h war ship has been ordered to
pr weed to Tortola and St. Thomas with pro
vis l0D,8 tol th0 offerers. Tottola sustained ex
trei ?a ?eaV ,08e in hie and property.
IJLitt Sab? bft9 been divided in two-corn-
nleu ': i"""cu. xne sea In Its up
beav opened many passages into the land,
, t.-j iuuj me lurid.
Bt. v. ;.V""uiq, ana neavy
rains t torce the waves still hittuer. AnAmerf
can sti mer was driven by th swell near to a
can sti mer was driven
iboreb ne market place.
8T. THOMAS.
a ILor. HopefulIteportfromMr. Reward's
Territorial Acquisition.
T9W 'VO K' Deo. T. To the Kditor of the JTerald.
tdTle to baud thU day Iroin Bt. Tlioma.. duj(l
y., cfc ..'WiuljUni ljBppy to be able to o.iuira
lo'clti, Kn.wljit dlr.nKx Llftram. In your and
ttlutlbe. tor Hie lam lew a.ya, admiral i'almer
otber paiJt- dnrrs Hoksh ana Jlltkol were at til.
and 0mm e lstb wit., and It wua the lnieutlon o
Tliomaui on U. - 10 c.rrr the Danish Coiuatla.lonsr
Adrulr.l faimts. the Ulaudsof HI. Thuuiai and ril.
for the tiai.rr Oi .ix on the lollowlug day (iititi)
John, overtoil. Ci trran(loc wlb the Uovurnor
lor Hie purpoae or . con giient on the trausfar uf
f lilrch) tlie procecdlog. h r) Xolog- at the Idea of
ih. Inland.. TlJr wa. ru 'talM, hut the meruhant,
anueiailnn to the United b merlcao tartfls. laiuu
lid not take to the Idea ot A ant.
tar sir, your iuot obedleutter. f. MO"RISON,
0 tn. Tbcmss and No. 43 South f Vorlt
THE DAUVBVBNINO femWT-Wni? MONDAY, DECEMBER OJEg
CLOT'rilNQ.
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPE8T
CLOTHING IN THE CITY.
R0CKHILL & WILSON,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St.
Every Garment in our Exten
slve Assortment LOWERED
In Price to suit the times. We
are determined to close out
our Stock of Overcoats and
Heavy Suits before the Holi
days, Very Cheap. Prices
greatly reduced on Ordered
Work.
Parents, brinej along your
Doys. We have all kinds of
Boys' Clothing, which wo will
sell very low.
The Best Rcady-madeCloth-
ingin Philadelphia at the low
ost figures.
Perfect satisfaction guaran
teed to every purchaser. t30m
SEWING MACHINES.
THE GREAT AMERICAN
COMBINATION BUTTON
HOLE, O VERSE AM INC, AND
SEWING MACHINE
la warranted to execute in the best manner
every variety of Sewing, Hemming, Felling,
Cording, Tuchirjg, Braiding, Gathering, Quilt
ing, Overseaming, Embroidering on the edge,
and in addition makes beautiful Button and
Eylet Holes In all fabrics.
It has no Equal, being Abso
lutely the best Family Machine
in the world, and intrinsically
the cheapest.
Ciroulars, with full particulars and samples
of work done on this Machine, can be "had by
application at the
Salesrooms of the Company,
S. W. Corner of ELEVENTH
and CHESNUT Streets.
Instruction given on the Machine gratui
tously to all purchasers. Ux tfrp
INTERNAL REVENUE
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
FOB THE SALE OF
UNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS,
No. 304 CHESNUT Street.
CENTBAIa DEPOT)
No. 103 South FIFTH Street
(One door below Obeannt street).
ESTABLISHED 186S'.
Onr stock comprises all the denominations printed
by tbe Government,
ALL ORDERS FJ CLED AND FORWARDED BY
MAIL OB EXPRESS IMMEDIATELY UPON RE
CEIPT, a matter of great Importance.
Drafts on Philadelphia, Post Office Orders, Green
backs, and National Rank Notes, received In pay
ment. .Thetollowlng rates ol commlsvlon are allowed
On tg" .. ih.TWO PB CENT
From (20 to $100 FOUR! PER CENT
From 100 upwards FOUR AND A HALF PEROT
The Commission Is payable In stamps.
All orders, etc., should be addressed to
STAMP AENCY,
No. 304 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR STAMPED CHECKS
BRAFTB, RECEIPTS. ETC. 1122
GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Q-ENTLE MEN'S WRAPPERS
GENTLEMEN'S WBAPPEBV.
UEKTLEUEN'M WRAPPER.
UEKTLEHEN'S WRAPPERS.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
NOS. 1 AND S NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Is now offering an elegant and extensive variety of
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS,
- SCARFS, TIES,
HUFl'LERS, B LOVES,
HANDKEBCIIIErS, ETC.,
SUITABLE FOB
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
AUo, bis usual assoitment of MERINO. BILE,
and WOOLLEN 1 22rp
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
y M D RE L L A SI
FOB
j
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
A Full Assortment New Heady-.
WILLIAM A. DROWN & CO.,
MTlHrp KOfil A ARRET STREET.
DRY GOODS.
pOPULAR GOODS
LADIES' DRESSES
AND SUITS,
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 23 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Opened This Horning the Iiast Case R.
mslnlng oa hand of
TOUEfS LE1TEB C
FKENOH POPLINS,
tN ALIi TIIK NEW POPULAR IIAE
OF COLOKS) 12 9 21
AT 87i CENTS PER YARD-FORMER
PRICE, $1 25.
gPECIAL REDUCTION
FOB TBI
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
Nos. 1012 and 1014 CHESNUT St.,
WILX, COMMENCE JtOXDAT, IEC. 0,
TO SELL THE HALANCE OF II I M STOCK
OF
DRESS GOODS
At Still Further Reduction 1st Prices.
CFIEAP PEPABTHENT NOW OPEN!
ENOLISII IIOSIERT.
9IEB1NO RIIIKTM AND DBAWEBS.
feKATINU UAITEHS,
SKATINSJ JAC'HEl H,
AND FANCY IIOSIEBY.
HOLIDAY PRENENTM IN LACES AND
EnnitOIDETlIES,
Put np In feeautfful Oriental Boxes, Imported ex
pressly for same.
CAMEL'S HAIR S II AWLS AND SCARFS
AT BtDCCED FK ICEg. li msr 8t
SPECIALTIES
in
LADIES' FINE CLOAKS.
NOW OPEN
The handsomest stock wo
have ever exhibited, compris
ins Garments in the most de
sirable materials, and of the
most fashionble colors, In
great variety, and which we
lis a
win sen ai
POPULAR PRICES.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
MO. HQ CHESNUT STREET.
SPECIALTIES
ut
RICH BLACK DRESS SILKS.
We have Just received Case of
FINE LYONS SILKS,
Purchased under advantageous circumstances,
of qualities varying from
$4 to $5'50,
To which we respectfully ask the attention of
Ladles. These goods will be sold for less than
they would cost to Import.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. 90 CHESNUT STREET.
DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT.
All the Favorite Colors in
PLAIN CORDED POPLINS,
REPS,
EPINGLINES.
VELOURS HUSSE,
And other Rica Fabrics fer
WALKING SUITS,
Which we will sell by the yard, or make to
order.
LADIES' DRESSES,
MADK IN TWKJSTV-FOUIt HOURS.
A large variety of
LADIES' VALKINC SUITS
At all times readyinade to put on.
J. V. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. oao CHESNUT BTUKKT.
"OANKBUPT STOC K.
We have purchased a portion of
BANKRUPT STOCK
TOR CASH,
Which Is arranged this day for sale.
This stock, with our late purchases at late
AUCTION BALES.
Enables us to present to our customers aud the publlo
tbe aaust attractive stock ever offered.
As the season Is advanced, we have marked the
whole at
UNPRECEDENTED PRICES.
CURWAT BTODDART A BRO,
J 7 B Pot, sSO, 102, and iH if. bKOOND Blrset,
ODS,
DRY Uu
piNE DRESS COOuSi
FB0M THE LATE FORCED SALES.
One ease superb quality GUANITB POPLINS, all
colors, at 75 cents: are now selling at 11-26.
One case elegant EMTRESB CLOTH POrUNS, 75
cents; are now sellUig at tl'00.
One case LUPIH'B FRENCH MEIIIN0E3, very
fine quality, It'tiO.
One case FRENCH BILK POPLINS at m are
now BclllDg at It.
One esse very heavy FRENCH CORDED POP
LINS, at 1 1-SS; worth 1224.
FANCY BILKS at great redaction.
Elegant heavy BLACK BILKS, $2 60, fZ, Black
Bilks, best ln tbe city.
FANCY HE LA.LNES, new styles, at 18Xc
J. C. STRAW nitlDGB COH
17. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET Bui.
Uadies cloaking s.
TELYET REATEBM.
CHINCHILLA BEAVCRS.
HONCOW BEAVERS.
ANTBACnAN REAVERS,
WHITE AND
SCABLET BEAVERS,
J. C. STBAWBRIDWE ttc lO,
N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET Sis.
B
N K E T S!
BLANKETS t
BLANKETS I
All-wool Blankets, 3 per pair.
All-wool Blankets, At per pair.
Large sise Blankets, $S per pair.
Very large Blankets, (7 per pair.
Elegant Premium Blankets, 8 per pair,
Elegant Gold Medal Blankets, (12 per pair,;
ABOUT SAO PAIBS OF FINE LARGE
BLAS KETS, slightly soiled at the mill, will be sold
very low.
We have unusual facilities for getting BLANKETS
cMrect from manufacturers, and can offer them In
larger assortment, and on belter terms than any
others ln the retail trade.
J. C. STRAWBIUDGE & CO ,
NORTHWEST CORNER
EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.,
1 Ufsmrp
PHILADELPHIA.
E N N E L L A C O.,
KO. 1017 MARKET Btreet, Philadelphia.
HEN'S WEAR.
KH cts. 66 cis. 70 cts. 7a cts. 87j cts, per yard.
76 cts. 87 cts. fi'VO. tl'60 per yard.
FLANNELS.
WniTI. Bill, AS 11 ImJCV rLlMNIU.
25 cts. 28 eta. Si eta. 86 eta. 117 CW. SO cts.
62j cts. per yard.
' WltTtll Ik'U
WMITIiNB BROWN SUIMTINO AND SHEETING.
8 4, 10 CIS. 4-4, iZ'm cts. 4-4, lfi CIS. 4-4, Id c 13.
nor Vftrri.
4-4,'.18ct8. 4 4, 20 CIS, 4-4, IS Cts, per yard.
CALIt-OES.
ALL THE BKfiT MAKB or CALIOOKS.
10 cts.
12iCts. 14 eta. 16 cts. 16 CM.
17 cts. per yard.
TirM intel
12H cts.
lects, is cts. 20 cts. 2Sct4.
ai cis. 37 cts. per yard.
BLANKETS.
Per Pair. P.rPalr.
All-Wool Blankets.....A3-eoi All-Wool Blankets S4-so
" " .... 8-26 " ...... e-oo
" " 4 0ol 6 w)
up to I lie nnest made
HABSEILLEM OUILTS.
A nlswiak. . A ntnna
Marseilles Quilts 3 S0 Uarsellles Quilts .V.5tio
" :: ......... - ........ oo
' 4 Ul
TJp to the finest Prize Medal Quills.
ALHO,
HONEY' COMB. LANCASTER TRICKS,
CITTOJIAK, AND AL1IAMBBA QUILTS.
A large assortoient or Table Llueos, ana Napkins.
I)oylleH, Towels, Bhlrllug, Pillow Case, and Uheetlug
Linens.
A GBBAT VABIBTY OF WINDOW SHADES.
Persons would do well by giving tbe above stock an
examination, having all been purchased for cau at
tbe recent decline In goods. 12 6 thiol 3t
pRICE & WOOD,
N. W. COB. EIGHTH AND FILBEBT STM.,
HAVE JCBT OPENED
A large lot of Bilk Fans, very chesp.
Gilt Slick Bilk Fans, for the opera.
Handsome Papier Mache Work Boies and Writing
Desks, very low, 23 per cent, less than importers'
prices.
Watch Stands, Ink Stands , Cigar Cases, Glove
Boxes, Wax Dolls, etc.
A large assortment of Hdfs., very cheap.
Ladles' Embroidered UdklS.
Ladles' Lace HdkrB 40c., SOc.. 80c, f 1, $125, I'50, i
Ladles' Hem-stitch and Tucked Hdkfs., very chesp.
Gents' nem-stlcbed and Colored Border Hdks.
A large lot. of Porte-mon Bales, very cheap, 13c
25C., 81c, 86C., 40c., 800., 650.. 780., S5C, II.
Velvet and Berlin Wire Purses, very cheap.
A large lot ot Ladles' Compaulous, 40c., 500., 03c.
76c., 81.25, 11-50.
A new lot of Gents' Neck Ties, 31c
A large assortment of Hosiery and Gloves.
Ladles', Gents', and Children's Merino Bhlitaaud
Drawers,
All-wool and Domet Flannels.
Heavy Shaker Flannels, 25c, 83c, 400., and 50c
Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Table Linen, Napkins, and Towels, very cheap.
PBICB A WOOD,
0 21sm wt Jl N. W. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT.
1867. ciieistmas. 1867.
& LAN
W. Corner mt
JTanrttM and .Aval Bta
Save reduced some FINE GOODS for valuable
CUBISTHAS PRESENTS.
CTNE BirAWLSJ,
HltK a 1 1. mm,
MIDK 11.1.VETS,
xit'ii n. aii.
4J44 f.tfl.lNH,
SIAN4 I OVKIU,
TABLE rTEB9L
BLANKKTM,
rtNt) UAMAWKH,
LIN;i NAfHISM.
usoiivuvt.1.
VVOHMLl I'OLLtRl
KitKrw. r 10 Sovf HUM
VAUIVHIIAl
AiLLVDEONJ DUVAJW, ETC
I
RICH LACC CURTAiri8
AT AUCTION PRICKS!
Tbe frabscrlbera hav J art received, from the late
AUCTNWS BALES IN NEW YORK,
TDREE HUNDRED PAIRS
or
FRENCH LACC CURTAINS,
From the lowest to the highest quality, some of the
RICHEST MADE.
ALSO,
MOTTINOHAH E.ACB CWTAIIS,
EHBBOIDEBED HVIUN CTJBTAlNfi,
lAttlVABD AND
MtJSTLIN DRAPEBIES,
VF.NTIBTJI.E CTJRTAIMSt
' I It BEAT TAIU1STT.
sheppard, van harlihgei & arrisom,
NO. 1009 CTIEHNITT STREET.
QHEAP LINEN GOODS.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISOil,
NO. 10OS CIIE9NVT STREET,
Are now receiving from the recent
AUCTION SALES.
BOMB VERY CHEAP LOTS OF
svnd Other Linen Goods,
To which they Invite the attention of buyers, AS
BEING NEARER 1 0 OLD PRICES than anything
they have been able tccHer.
Blankets At Reduced Prices.
The subscribers are now prepared to offer the latgest
assortment to be lound In tbe city of
Superior Quality Blankets,
All-wool and Extra Width, for Test Family Use.
ALSO,
CBIB AND CBADLE BLANKETS,
And a Full Line ot MEDIUM BLANKETS, foi
Hotels, Publlo Institutions, etc
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,
IIonse-Furnlshlng Dry Goods,
11 8020t NO. 100S CHESNUT ST.
LINEN ST0EE
ARCH 8TREET
ANOTHER INVOICE OF
EXIEAKIOlf TABLE CLOTHS,
nil NAPKINS AND DOTLIES
Received Direct from Europe,
FINE TABLE CLOTHS
Of every size from J to 8 yards long, with Napkins
match. 1
A FULL LINE OF
BE AX. BABNSLET DAHASKS AND
LINEN SnEETIBTUS.
. 9f ILLIKEN,
JJnen Importer, Jobber, and Retail Dealer,
tlDwsmlrp NO. 8S ABCH STBEET.
TlBESS GOODS
roa
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
PLAID VALENCIAS, 18 and 20C
DO DO. 25c
FIGURED WIN8EY8. 80c.
COLORBB ALPACAS. 87ic
PARAHETTOES, 87ic
COLORED POPLIN ALPACAS 4flc
DOUBLE-WIDTH WINSEYS, 37 He
ALL-WOOL PLAID, 87iC
FRENCH ME RINOE8, 60 and 75c.
(-4PLAID MERINOEB, 750.
8-4 UNION DO., 650.
DOUBLE CORD REPA, 60 and 6SO.
ALL-WOOL STRIPED POPLINS, 74C.
FIGURED FRENCH MERINOES, 76o.
ALL KINDS OF
DRESS GOODS
AT LOW PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART A BRO.,
12 7 St Nos. 450. 451. and 454 N. BEOOND Street.
GIKARD HOW,
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Will be prepared to offer for HOLIDAY FRE-
BMio ifiouuiu assortments of
LACES. LACE GOODS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
VEILS,
BMBBOIDERIES, ETC
AT PRICES TO INSURE SALES,
p THEIR STOCK OF
HCUSE-FURNISHINS .DRY GOODS
Will be offered at the Lowest Rates.
Klevtnth sad Chesnnt Street..
Ulrard Row, Philadelphia.
mow nnvme
(JJIIEaP DRY OOODS, CARPfiTS, OIL
CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES.
V. E. AROIIAMBAULT,
8. K. Cor. Clsventb and Harket Streets,
Will open this morning, from Auction,
Yard wide Electrotype Brussels Carpet onlysoc.
Ingrain l arpeut, wool Ulilna, 40. 46 aud 60o.
Ingrain Carpets, all wool, 620 , 78, 87, and (1.
Kugllhli Tape.try llruaaels Carpets, only $1-63.
tll Cloth Oaiprts, yaid and a lialf wide. Sl iO,
Hen:p aud Hag Carpets, 81, 87 6o. aud 2c
Hour Oil CIoiUb, all wkttbs, 46, 50. VI, and 75c
W ludow Hli.du., glll-bortlem, , Jj, and t&
velvet Rum bliet-p-kin aud Cocoa AtaM.
Table and blalr OilCluths.
blalr Drusgei. aud Floor Cloths,
CHEAP BLANKETS ANO COTEBLETS,
All-wool Blanket., s, II, 85, o. 87. and Sin,
Hilver grey aud brown Blaukew, li aud ,
t'onifonablea. 62: (Jovrli, 84 aud $X
C'amluifre. and Hatluow- 60. 76. aud 1,
Hauut.1., all color.. J aud 6oc
lilncbllla and wi'IK'.y Cloaking.. 62 to 4.
Wbolwiala and imjnll Store, N. , cor ier ELE
VETilaidAlAJH.AreUtil, W41BWSUI8
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
POPULAR PRICES FOR
GOODS.
RICFSTtf, SHARP & CO,,
727
CHESNUT STREET.
lis Ul
1867.CURISTMAS PRESENTS-1867
choice u ess eoors,
AT REDUCED PBICE
FOB HOLIDAY PBESENTS.
ft plain all-wool Pep" las reduced to 75c.
1-2S plain all-wool Poplins reduced to 87,'ic.
l'5o plain all-wool Poplins reduced to '.
(125 rich printed Poplins reduced to 65c
87X0. mott.ed Poplins redece) to 50c
75c, plaid Poplins reduced to 37HO.
50c mixed Poplins reduced to 25c
40c Chene Poplins reduced to 20c.
16,000 TARDA PACIFIC, MANCHESTER.
AND HAMILTON DELAI AES AT 1641.
I-YABDS WIDE VNClLISn B1EBINOS
BEBVCED TO 6SSCS COST SSc.
Handsome Black Bilks st low prices.
Handsome Colored Silks at low prices.
FINE BLANKETS,
Large sizes, at very low prices.
FINE SHAWLS.
A large assortment, at ery low prices. It
II. STEEL Sc SOTS',
No8. 713 and 715 N. TENTH Street."
212 NGRTII EIQIITLT ST. 212
LE MAISTRE & ROSS
Have Just opened a large and choice lot of GOODS
suitable FOR THE HOLIDAYS, such as
HANDKERCHIEFS for Ladles', Gents', and Owl
dren's wear, compr slng Plain Linen, Hemmed
Hemstitched, Embroidered, Colored Bordered
Tucked, etc, much below regular rates.
REAL LACE HDKFS. from 82 25 up.;
IMITATION 6i cents up.
LACE COLLARS from 85 cents np.
LACE TIDIES at a bargain.
LACE CURTAINS FROM AUCTION, 6300 and
1400 per pair. Also, CURTAIN LACE, very cheap.
4000 yards HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERT
INOS. of elegant patterns. II 8 lm '
CLOA K I NO 8.
WE ABE DAILY BECE1YINO Till
NEWEST STYLES OF
LADIES' CLOAKINGS.' '
WHICH TIE OFFEB AT OHEATLT KB'
DI CED PBICES,
IN ADDITION TO A FULL LINE OF
FANCY CASS13IERES,
COATINGS
AND GOODS OENEBALLY ADAPTED TO
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
MOKKIS, C10TUIEB & LEWIS,
CLOTH JOBBERS,
8 24 Sm HQS. 10 AND SI S. FOURTH ST.
C--OAK8! CLOAKS!
ALL THE NEW STYLES NOW READT.
CLOAKING! CLOTHS IN ENDLESS
YABIETY.
CLOA&S CUT FBEE OF CHARGE.
The only CLOAK STORE In the city where yon CaO
get ruu vaiue tor your money, la at
D. WATKINS
1
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rch an 4 Racey
NINTH AND CHERRY.
it) 17 mimaa Between Arch an 4 Race,
Q L O A K S ! CLOAKS!
6 BEAT BARGAINS DCBINO THE HOLI
DAYS, AT
HENRY'S.
12 6fmw8t NO. 16 N. EIGHTH STBEET.
LO AKS I CLOAKS!
ilvkry new BryijKT
HKNRY IVENS. No. 28 . NINTH B.'
CLO AKS! CLOAKS!
THE CHEAPEST AND Bkji V
, HENRY IVKN.S, No. 2SB. NINTH St.
LO AKS! CLOAKS!
1281m MKN11Y IVENb. No. 23 sTnLNTU
Q L O T H II O U SEl
JAMES & LEE.
NO. It NOBTII SECOND STBEET,
KION OF THE ClOLDEN LAMB,
COMPLETE STOCK OF
Cloths, Coatings, and Cassiincreg,
FOB OENTLE9IENS AND BOYS' WEAB.l
am is 1ST OF L1R1 RM
T lD.?-4..NEWCOUK8E OP LE-5
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vrby.lu,, b addressing "HKCKKTA v VS."
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