8
LITERATURE.
IjIppikoott'8 Maoabinic. We have received
'"vU'$ New
4 6o0f of i be Ami number or iah-.--Monthly
tfagain. It Is published In most e"
client taste. The type U clear And lare. The
cover Is neat, but not gaudy, and the contents
are all admirable original contributions. It
contain teveral solid articles and a sprinkling
Of the lighter variety, to give It eet. We
notice among He best contribution an article
on "rre-IIlstorlo Man," and on "Trade and
Currency," while He serial "Dallas Galbralth"
open well. We think a greater supply of
light literature would not make It too
ephemeral. Hut it Is by far the best maga
zine fever sUtled In our Slate, And In its
first number gives far tt promise of future
feucoess lLiH.fi aiiy of Us older predecessors did
vrhen they first saw light. It has our boat
fishes and our most sangulno expectations of
brilliant future. Let It oxplalu forllBOlf the
plan It proposes to pursir :
Conirlhiitlons to Its pkm from all parts of 0'ir
common country will be welcome, provided Uiy &
itil treat of iarilau or sectarian polemic; and If
accented, tlicy Hball he paid tor. as It is no part ot the
nuu'inirre' l'ln to ask any one to do 'souiothlug (or
nothing-' Putins from luo City or Brotherly Love,
Willi natrpd to none and with charity to all, we diulre
to occupy the historical and fceoKraphlcal position or
Ililianeipiiia on me common urouuo. wuurw an nun
luve tliu Union (and none others) can moat, and
discuss niatlcrs relating to Lltaraturo, Hcinuue,
i d Kducallun, In harmony and good (M
Inwship. American writers und Amerlca
ITh.ii b will n&iurrtily claim the greater part of our
npac, but not to Hie exclusion of Kuropean topics,
lloineiitoua changes, Inwoivlug etinvenous which
cannot full to reach our own shrM,re lnip"ndin4
In thu UHtl World. A reformed Parliament will sonn
beelecwd In Kiiirlnnd, that will giv! ell-cl 10 princi
ples of eovernnirut Ih harmony with ihe wmlic ol
the (treat ruusa of ihu British nation, and bi liiK Into
prominence a new (Mil of lelila'oro and Hiaieimnn.
The appioHchmg struKle ior supremacy between
France and I'ru ela, tne anm-jTiiiKm of Iialy and
tlie 1'ope, the distracted condition of hpaln, the
attempts a reorvaul7.atl n ot the Austrian
niunandiy. and Hie evl.lnntlv avp'oach.nir
0 MiinnlitMwipnt tT the Ottoman empire, w-ill
givs unparalleled Interest to the Eurooi-nn drama
01 Hi next few year. For the purniisn of sup-dying
the readM-K ol this MegaKlna with the mean off urm
InR a imipd Judgment, on these and similar mibjoots."
tiie m vices have heen secured In London of a writer
of world-wide celebrity nae of the acKiiowledzed
leaner of the Progressive, party of Kuropo. and
when worts are extensively read and universally
adml?tl on both Bides of the Atlantic. Tus ptmlica
llonorf bis 'et'ers may be expected to commence In
the iit number "
i GarncTs Lady's Book. Tlie eommonoemeut
nheseventy-Bixth volume of Godey's Lady's
Book -H berore us. It Is a Christmas number,
twautKully printed, tilled with excellent read
ing mutter, and uUowlug signs of till that life
-which made It a success over thirty years ago.
The new vdlume opens under most cheering
auspices. It 'boasts of a double page colored
fashion plate with six figures; an engraving
that describes the trying on of baby's first pair
cfnew shoes; a colored picture of boys and
girls, with their sleds, in the snow; a handsome
deslgn'for a slipper; another four-page fashion
plate, and a humorous sketch of Walrussla.
Its merits grow with Its growth, and It seems
tons that, like cldwine.lt has Improved with
LATE HEWS BY THE GULF CABLE.
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA, MEXICO,
AND THE WEST I.SD1ES.
FRENCH ANTILLES.
Conflagration on th. I.land of Otiade
loup. Havana, Dec. 12, via Luke City. Doc. 13. The
-captain of a ve-sel that arrived at Kitiirston,
Jamaica, lrom the Ihlnndol Martinique, reports
havitiU seen a cunllacrailou on the Island of
ttdeloupe, and it seemed as it the town of
liiitsctcire was ou lire.
HAYTI.
Brutal Murder of General Moutes Sup
posed .om pllclly of SwluMVu.
Havana, D"C. 11, via Lake City, D.-o. 12.
Generul Leou Mou'cs wa-t killed by the jailor
put over him bv Ptesiileut bttlnave. Ho was
tint tioiioned, ami then deppatciied by a blow
en the head lrom a bar. A brother or Monies,
confined in the same durgcon wilh the Uenctul
at Cope Havtieu, was couipelkid to passively
witness the scene ot horror. Many families
have emigrated to Jamaica, horrtticil at the
doings now going on In Hayti.
VIRGIN ISLES.
Exaggeration of the First Aeeouttta Il
latluK to the- Karthquake.
Havana, Dec. 14. By the steamer Barcelona,
irom Bt. John's, P. R.,we have the news that the
first eccouut of the damnge done at St. Bar
tholomew's oy the volcanic eruption and at Si.
Marlin'u by the preat tidal wave that accompa
nied the f arthqmse was exatfgerated, owine to
the panic that seized the inhabitant after the
movements of the earthquake ha l been felt.
The sea rushed towards the Uland. coveriui?
purls ot the const, the eaino as it hud doue at
Tortoln.
rORTORICO.
Damage by the Earthquakes Slight
Activity In Hepalrlutf the Losses.
f Havana, Dec. 14. From Mayatruez we have
dates to the 4 h inst. The news canQrms the
previous account of au earthqunkcon November
18. The shocks were very violent in the first
Instance. No considerable damage was done,
except to f-otue sugar houses. Tho alarm of the
people was, however, terrible. The susar crop
is pood, but will be slow in reaching market.
Creat activity is displayed in repairing the
damage done to the estates by the rains, tho
inrricaoe, and the earthquake.
MEXICO.
Jtontero to be Bllnlstcr for Foreign Af
faire lite Keputatlon Mad In Mexico
Tho Ban L.ul. Klectlon.
Havana, Dec. 12, via Key West, Dec. 14.
The steamer Fan Kee has arrived hero lrom
Vera Cruz with news from that port to the 4th
instant. It was rumored that government hud
ordered the republication of all the treaties
made bv European nations with governments
pretendine to represent Mexico.
Ex-Mmister Romero is considered now an
arch-diplouiar, aud it is atd that he will suc
ceed I.erdo de. Tejada In the Ministry for foreign
Aflairs. The chance has been suggested by the
mutual interetts which Mexico has uuder pre
sent complications with her sister republics of
the southern part ot our comment, consider
able scandal has been given by the accounts
SablUbed of the means to which Dun Juuu
ustamenfe resorted iu order lo securo his elec
tion as Governor o San Luis Potosl. Tat dili
gences had been robbed by soldiers at
I'atzcuaro,
CUBA.
Cuba and Porto Hlco Sold to Uncle Sam
for tine Hundred and l'irty Ullllouelu
Uold What Is Thought of the llargaln
In Cuba A Speculation on the Strength
f It.
Havana, Dec. 12, via Lake City, Dec. 13,-Wc
Lave further aud authentic news irotu Madrid in
relation to the sale of tho Spanish West Indian
th-Msesidou. It conveys the important inf.inna-
ii.vn tbat the Suauish Covernaient had made a
foruval oiler to the American Minuter at Ma irid,
Hon John P. Hale, to sell the tslundi ot Cuba
ntlri p. irto Into to the united Slates ior ouu
.nnHru.J and (iftv millions of dollars in gold.
The te.-ms ol sale are as follows: Filty million
dollars ba gold are to bo pa'd down in cash ou
the sienine' of the treaty aod Ihe formal delivery
ol the i-laud t t"e anrhonties of trie United
tttutw. A sfvond fifty million dollars in arild to
be Paid 4)lie ji-ar thereafter. Tho third itistal
nieut of fiftJ miiiions in gold to be paid at the
pud nf six t eais. . ,
The anoh boat ! beatinsr wilh anxiety al
n, .nnniinwmcnt, snd preat excitemeut ,'lrd
1 - ihg (xtin'guishnicnt of slavery hel",
will be ote of the conteqjetices of the sale.
it M i,nnrd by i-ouie tbwt pain would abolish.
Ybe iLti'utiOU to time (9 Me ter uutiul
J'idr,
jggLPA
The acquisition mado by tho United Bt.itei
from Russia and Pcnmark, that of Louisiana
from Franco, am) Florida from Spain herself,
are now reler-rod to ai precedents that leave the
--"inftl honor of Brain in this bargain unas-
tiatw , " t ..... .
sailnble
Tne Miarp scent of Yankee ppcntal.6rl U
instanced bv Ihe fact that an American com
pany has already, on the strength of the above
report?, purchased Guajnba Ii-laud, near Nue
vitas. They Intend to colonize It, and are about
to put thirty thousand acres of it tinder culti
vation. Thus the lat hopes of slave traders
arc gone.
Itfductlon of the Police Force-Captain
McMalton, of th Irou.clail Tetuan
Cholera lleports for Spain LMscon
tluotd, Key Vn3T, Dec. 12, via Lake City, Dec. 13.
The Havana police force has been reduced one
third, for the eake of economy. There are
rumors here that the commander of the Tetuttn,
Opt in n James McMabon, will recicn his com
mand. The cholera reports lurnished to the
fpHiiich Government by telegraph have been
discontinued fcr some dnjs past. Scnor Aranu
tavc. the inspector of telegraphs in Cuba, has
quite recovered from his late severe illness.
THE WEST" INDIES.
Royal DaialtH Proclamation at Ht.
. '1 liomaa ChauRS of nationality of tho
Inhabitants Wupjily of UreadstufTs
JTarthquake Bhockt at Antigua.
Havana. Dec. 14. Late files from St. Thomas,
dated ou the 2d inst., brlni? the text ot the royal
Daiilsh proclamation trsrtstcrrinp; the ihimm to
the United htatbs by Vieht of purchase. The
document appears in tho St. Tbowas Irmes of
the 30th ol November.
It concedes totb? Inhabitants of St, Thomas,
nccortiitig to ci-rcumstutices and residence, a
period ot two years to eilect a complete change.
if nationality tinilor the n3r recime. At St.
Thotii'is, ou tin1 2d instant, (lour was plenty,
mid ratitifr t Jll'oO a barrel for sorted. Ad
vices Irotn AnttVua of the 25th of November
i-tate that '.he Island hal been visited by several
tl-ojka of earthquake one occjrriup on the
lmh and another on the 22i.lof the month. Rata
hud lallen dutiug a fortnight, with a stroug
southwest wind.
CLOAKS, ETC.
L O A K I N C S.
WE AIIE DAIKiT BKCFITINO THE
LADIES' CLOAKENCS,
WHICH WE OFFFIt AT (JBEATLY BE
IN AUDITION TO A LINE Of
FANCY CASS1MERES,
COATINGS,
AND UOOI1SI UEKERALIT ADAPTED TO
MEN'S AND BOTH' WEAK.
. MOHItlS, CLOTIiIEK & LEWIS,
CLOTH JOBBERS,
8 2m HQS. 19 AND 81 W. I'OPBTII ST.
QLOAKS AND SACQUES.
Closing Gut the Stock in our
Cloak and Dress Department.
CtltWEN S TODD ART & BIIOTHEU.
NOM.4.10,4Sa,AND43IN.aEt'ONDTBEETt
12 14 at
ABOVE WILLOW.
QLOAKS! CLOAKS!
AH. TUP. KKW ST1M-S NOW READY.
(LOAK1NU CLOTHS IN KNULGSN
TAK1KTY.
CLUAliH HT FKEE OF CIIARE.
The only CLOAK bTOUE lu tlie city wUere you can
get full value lor your money, Is at
D.
WAT KINS'.
NINTH
1017 tliUi2m
AND OHfiRRY.
Iletween Arcb ani Kiice,
QLOAKS! CLOAKS!
OUAI BABOAINS DVKINU TUE II OU
D AT H, AT
HENRY'S,
12 6 fmwflt NO. 16 N. ElfiUTII NTHEET.
CLOAKS!
.VKKV
CLOAKS!
NKW hlYLK
THiNRY IVKN8. No. 2S H. NINTI1 Bt.
LO A KS! CLOAKS!
1 II K .-.H KA PFST ANI) fthiST.
HENKY IVKNet, No.iMS. NINTH Bt,
CLOAKS!
nC LOAKS!
rvENH, no. zaa. niistu
W l!iln HUSKY
SEWING MACHINES.
THE CREAT AMERICAN
COMBINATION BUTTON
HOLE, OVERSEAMINC, AND
SEWING MACHINE
la warranted to execute in the best manner
every variety of Sewing, Ilemming, Felling,
Cording, Tucking, Braiding, Gathering, Quilt
ing, Oversearuing, Embroidering on the edge,
and in addition makes beautiful Button And
Evlet Holes iu all fabrics.
It has no Equal, being Abso
lutely tho best Family Machine
in tho world, and intrinsically
tho cheapest.
Circulars, witb. full particulars and samples
of work done on tLU Machine, can be had by
application at the
Salesroomsof the Comnanv,
S.-W. Corner of ELEVENTH
and CHESNUT Streets.
InBtrnotion given on the
tously to all purchasers.
Machine gratui
11 S tfrp
QIIOICE FINE CONFECTIONS,
Put up Id Neat Boxes ulubl tot Present..
HAINES &. LEEDS,
MANUVACTCIIKR3 Of
CHOICE FINE CONFECTIONS,
No. DOO MAUKLVT Btret.
A I NO, A NPLFNDID AOIITHKT OF
. 1ADIT llVit AAA i.a'I-:d
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1C, 1867.
DRY GOODS.
COMPLIMENTS
or
THE SEASON.
HOLIDAY TIIESENTS
OF
VEUY QIIBAT VALUE
FOR
VERY LITTLE MONEY,
CD Win MALL & CO.,
NO. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Have an extensive assortment of new and ele
gant GOODS, HILKS, BilAWLS, VELVKTS
CLOCKING, and 1JRE3S GOO US, which will
bo o IT,) red at a still further reduction, thus
aflordhig to all an opportunity to pnrehase
UKeful and elegant presents for the Holidays, at
snch prices as cannot fall to give sallsfictlan.
T I N E DRESS GOODS,
FROM TUE LATE FORCED SALES.
One case saperb quality GRAKITK POPLINS, U
colois, t 75 ceuts: are now selling at $1 25.
One case elvgaut KlirKEfcB C1XJTU POPLINS, 7S
Lenta; aro now selucg at f t'00.
One cane LUPIli'o FIUCNCa MKRINOES, very
fine quality,
One cane FRENCH BILK POPLINS at liS; are
now Belling at 2.
One case very heavy FRENCH CORDED POP
LINS, at tviSi worth I2-2S.
FANCY BILKS at great rednctlon.
Elegant heavy BLACK BILKS, (2 50, i Black
Bilks, best In the city.
FANCY BE LAINES, new Btylea, at ISo.
J. C. KTBAWBBIDCIB 4k CO.,
W. corner EIQHTII and M 4.RKET Sts
N.
LADIES' CLO A KINGS.
..... . : . ,, r ,
VFXTET BEATEBO. ...
CIIIKCniLLA BEATIBS,
JIOKCOW MEAVIS.
. AHTBACUAN KEAVEBS,
WHITE AND
KCABLET BEAVEBS
Jf. C. STBAW1JBIE CO,
N. W. corner EIGHTH and MARKET Sta.
B
IM K E T S!
BLANKETS !
BLANHBIM t
All-wool Blankets, f 3 per pair,
All-wool B.ankets, 1 per pair.
Large size Blankets, S per pair.
Very large Blanktts, (7 per pair.
Elegant Premium Blankeu, (3 per pair,
Elegant Gold Medal Blankets, 12 per pair.;
ABOUT a0 PA1KH OF FINE LABOE
BE AI I4ET.S, slightly ao'led at the mill, will be sold
very low.
We have onnnaal facllldea for getting BLANKETS
direct Irom manufacturers, and can offer them la
larger assortment, and on beltei terms than any
others la the retail trade.
J. t1. STItAWBKIDGE & CO.,
NORTHWEST CORNER
EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.,
1 lllamrp
PHILADELPHIA.
Lium 8T0KK
eae aroh street.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
UANDKEBrillEFS,
XADIEM', (JEMN', AND CHIEDItEX'Si.
E9IBBOIDEBED NIIIBT BONOJW,
FINE TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
IiBiiticnse Kctluetioii in Prices.
212 K OUT II EIGHTH ST. 212
LE MAISTRC & ROSS
Have Just opened a Urge and choice lot of GOODS
sultuble FOR TUE HOLIDAYS, such as
HANDKERCHIEFS for Ladles', OecU', and Cull
dren's wear, cuuipr slug Plain Linen, Hemmed
Hemstitched, Embroidered, ' Colored Bordered .
Tucked, etc., much brlow regular rales.
IU-AL I. ASK ItDKld. lrom f2 2S up.:
IMITATION " " SlceuUup.
LACI OiiLLAltS from Si oeuts up.
LA C1C TIDIKB at a bargain.
LACK CUHTA1MM IThOM AUCTION. (.100 and
fl-ou per pair. Alao, CUHTAIN LACK, very :Ucai.
4(0 yards UAMBUKU I-.DUlNUa AND JNHKItr
IMjB, ol eiegaul paiuirna. Ullul
DRY GOODS.
LONG AND SQUARE
B ROCHE SHAWLS
For Christmas Presents.
AT
rTCK OPEN CFHTRES,
BLACK OPEN CENTRES,
SCARLET OPEN CENTBEM,
BLACK FILLED CENTBF.,
Kt ABLET FILLED CENTIlES.
Long DIack Thibet Shawls.
Bcantlttil Long Blanket Shawls
At $7 Apiece, Former Price $10.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. .28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
12 2mwtlm
PHILADELPHIA.
3PECIAL R E D U C T I O
N
FOR TBI
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
Ncs. 1012 and 1014 CHESNUT St.,
WIEE COMMENCE JIOIDAT, DEC. ,
TO SELL THE BALANCE OF III STOCK
OF
DRESS GOODS
At Still Farther Redactions In Prices.
CHEAP BEPABT3IENT NOW OPEN,
ENeEISII 1IONIERT.
MERINO KII1RTM AND DBA WEBS.
kUATINU CIA1TEBM,
IUAIIKU JACKF.1 S,
AND 1'ASCJf JIOWIEBY. ,
HOLIDAY , PRESENTS IN LACES AND
EBIBBOIDERIES,
Put up la beautfful Oriental Boxes, Imported ex
pressly for tame
CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS AND SCARFS
ATJtlDl'CED PRI4E9, IJ7mw 8t
(WEAV DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL
"V
CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES.
V. E. AROIIAMBAUJliT,
S. K. Cor. Kleventh and SI ark. t Streets,
Will open this morning, from Auction,-
Tard wide Electrotype Brussels Carpet onlycOc
Iiigrsln I'arpeto, wool tilling, 40. 45 aod Vic.
IiKraln Carpets, all wool, 62c , 75, 87, and $1.
English Tapestry lirusselH Carpets, odIv (i-ea.
U Cloth Caipts, yaid and a half wide, f 1 00,
Hm:p and Kng Carpels, 81, 87. 50, and H2c.
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths. 45.50. A2, and 753,
Window hbHdes, gtlt-bortler, $1, 2, and fj.
Velvet Itng Hhet-p-kln and Cocoa Aluts.
Tuole and Ktalr Oil Cloths.
Btalr Druggets and Floor Cloths,
CHEAP BLANKETS AND COVERLETS.
All-wool Blankets, ft, (3, . p. and 10.
bilver grey aud brown Blanket, wl and 3.
Comfortables, tl: Coverlets, 14 and fi.
Caaslmeres and batinets. 60, 62, 75. aud 1.
laDoem, ail colors, 80, 40 ana soa.
ChlDchllla aud Whitney Cloaklnes, t2 to H
Whrlesale and Retail Store.
corner ELE-
VKTU and MARKET Street.
12 tmwsicc
POPULAR PRICES FOR
DKY GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
727
CHESNUT STREET.
1 U tJI
GIKAKD HOW.
E. M. NEEDLES Cl CO.
WUl be prepared to offer for HOLIDAY PfiK-
bJMia ispienaia assortments of
LACKS. ICE GOODS,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
VEILS,
. ' KMBKOIDERLE8, KTU
AT PRICES TO INSURE SALES,
TnEIH BTOCK OF
HOUSE-FURNISHING DRY GOODS
Will be offered at the Lowest Bate.
fileventh and Cbesaut Streets.
(JIItAItlJ HOW.
'MOW nTHTf
gPECIAL
R EDUCTION.
CEORCE FRYER,
Ho. 010 CHESNUT STREET,
lias still further REDrCF.D THE PRICKS or his
J til 1 1 1 H Khti t i OO 1 a AND bllAWLW, with a view
i,imluil ifthe tock belora January L Puruliasttrs
will il. well lecall. aslieto-(l r all SUPKIUO
N t?lJ ALlX Vlia will be vld HUCU LJtbti T11AN
t (Nuw is the time to buy a BEAT, INDIA BHAWL
OUM'AKF r a Clirlsinia. tlllt. Tun prices are
lower, and they will be sutU at prioas that cauuot fall
lo give aaiinlfcclluu
(IKOBUI! FRTER,
13 11 t NO. IU CM CNN BT TKEKT.
DRY GOODS.
RICH LACE CURTAINS
AT jLoOTION PRIOK3I
The subscribers have Jnst received, from tho lata
AUCTN2H SALES IN NBW YORK,
TDREE IIUNDRFD PAIRS
or
FRENCH LACE CURTAINS,
From the lowest to the highest quality, tome of the
RICHEST MADE.
ALHO,
NOTTlNOnAM LACE CCKTAEN,
EHBB OIDEBED nCRUH CUBTAIN,
JACQtTABD AND
21 . iruArbniu,
TESTIBVEE tTBTAlMJ,
IN CHEAT TABIEIT,
SHEPPARD, VAN HrRLINGEN & ARRISOfl,
NO. 1008 CHEXNCT STREET.
QHCAP LINEN GOODS.
SHEPPAP.D, VAN HARUNGEN & ARRISOfl,
NO. 1009 CIIENVT STREET,
Are now receiving from the recent
AUCTION HALES,
BOMS VERT CHEAP LOTS OF
Uarnslejr Shectlnfrs, Towels, HuekavbacUs,
and Other Linen Ooode,
To -which they Invite the attention of buyers. AS
BFINO NEARER 1 O OLD PRICES than anything
they have been able to offer.
Dlankots at Reduced Prices.
The subscribers are now prepared tooOerthe laigest
assortment to be lound In the city of
Superior Quality Blankets,
AU-wool and Extra Width, for Pest Family Use.
ALSO,
CRIB AND CRADLE BLANKETS,
And a Foil Line ot MEDIUM BLANKETS, lot
EotelB, Public Institutions, eta
SHEPPARD, VAN - HARUNGEN & ARRISON,
-House-Furnishing Dry Goods,
11 80 JOt BO. 100 CHESNUT ST.
HOLIDAY PBESESTS!
HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
PRICE &VVOOD,
N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND FILBERT STS.
HAVE JUHT OPENED
BEVjEIIAL LOT13 OF GOODS SUITABLE FOll
, PfiESENTa.
lace Handkerchlels. iO. ). 81 tl. l-25. li-Kn.
and la.
L,u(urn- fmorotaereo HanoKer hlcra.
Ladles' Jleiu hilicU HaudkerchleU, all linen, 20. 21.
31, 40, oo, 60, n, 6. 7ic, 1. ' '
Gtnts' Iieiu-stltcU aud Colored Bordor Handlcer
chlefM. Hoj s' Colored Brrder Handkerchiefs, 12a, all linen.
AliSBoa' Heui-sittch llanakerjhitfj, 15, li, io, aud
25 cents.
Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery and Gloves.
Grots' Kid Gloves, Lined. b-oL quality.
Ladles' and Misites' White and aoarlut Cloth Gloves.
Gems' Meek Ties and Buspeuder.-t.
Alurge lot ot i'anoy llds, Pencil Boxs, Glove
Boxes, Work Boxes. Cigar Temples, Ink Siaiids,
Uatou Boies. Toilet Glasses, Toilet Beta, WatcU
bland, VS. 50. 75c, tl. and tl 26.
1000 Albuu s. .811. W), 900 , aud J1-2IS.
Port monuaies, 13, 26, Ka. 1, 85, 88, 40, 50, 65, 75,85,
95, and t-
li-0 V el vet Purses. 28, 81 40, 60, an d 00 cents.
Berlin W Ire Purses aud Leatuer furses very cheap.
Papier Mar be Writing Desks aud Work boxes,
2IKJO boxes Ten-Pin , 6. 10, u. and 15 cents.
Building Blocks and Tool Chests.
PBICE A WOOD,
N. W. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT.
N. B.-GIU Stick Bilk Fans for the Opera. -Handnone
Ivory btlck Silk Funs. II, tl'll, 1125.
Il'5iiltlt2,tt-i5tl 87, t2. M2&, 12 60, tJ, iJ So. 14. and
4 50. VXLSuiwU
113. IFSTEIM & HAINES,
113.
NOS. US AND 118 "si NORTH NINTH ST.,
ABOVE AftCH,
Open on Monday, from Cash Auction sales, at panic
prices'-
1 case best American Calicoes, 10 to 12c
1 case best yard-wide Bleached Musilu, lae.
S bales best ya d-wlde Unbleached Uualln, Wia,
Lot cotton and Wool Flannels, Wi to lo
Lot All-wool Flannels, 2 to etkx.
2 cases Canton Flam el, 12, 16, 18 to 2fio.
100 doien All-Linen Napkins, 75 cents a dozen,
3 eases Whlttlnsville Muslin, U'0., eld price.
Lot new style Delaine, 16c.
Lot of Ladles' Vests, great bargains.
Lot of Gents' Bulrta and Drawers, 66 to 85c.
Lot of Dress QOcds, reduced from 50 to 250., cheap.
Lot ol Bbawls, from bankrupt sale, at old prices'
from 80 cents to 87-60.
Lot of 12-4jCounteipaces, tilt, worth 83.
Lot 12-4 All-wool Blankets, low.
Lot of Cassl meres, toe. to 1 15.
Paper Musllue, Cambrics, aad Drilling, 12,'io.
Lot of double-width All-wool Plaid PoplUis,68 cents,
cost 1 25 to import.
All we ask Is one call'
EPSTEIN A HAUTE.
27os. 118 and 113,'i N. NINTH t?t., above Arch,
Pi Ice A Wood's Old Cheap Stand.
P. P. 10 pieces best Waier-Proof, 1'16
1: 0 duseu best KiU GloVts, (t 16
12 lismthsmtuot. tPdl'ElN 4 HAINLS.
pANCY ARTICLES
N)tt HOLIDAY GIFTS,
From Auction at Low Pricos.
To olote a large Block rapidly, we have marked
them AT VEUY LOW PBICLS.
Storekeepers, Fair Committees, and others are In
vited to an examination.
ClllWEN STODDART & BK01IIEU,
NOMSOt.HStt, ANU154 N. SECOND STREET,
1214 8t ABOVE WILLOW
J CHAMBERS, No. 810 ARCH STREET.
, -HOLIDAY PittbhUMd.
Point Lane llukli.
I'olute . C ollars and Setts,
Tniesd Lace VeilM.
Itrai VkI. II (Ik ft-. Ir(ini t2'50.
, :inb'd lldkls, barHliiH.
(i uttt1 iltlkle, very cheMi.
Vuleiiclenne Hells, imw il.-ltiis.
1SU0 Keal t'lnny t ollir, at 6. cents.
fcW) KrenoU Kmb'tl hi.no. Hutu 74 veula about halt
the cost Ol Uupu tatlvu. 18 U liu
DRY GOODS.
H A M R
WHITE
I C K & COLE,
MARBLE BUILDINO,
No. 45 N. EIGHTH STREET.
FCBTIIER REDUCTION IN PRICE.
With View to quickly reducing our large an wetl
assorted stock, we shall oner, from this date untlj
January i,
EXTKAOKD1NARY BARGAINS IN
DRESS UOODS.
BILKS,
BHAWLS,
CliOTHS,
LYON9 CLOAKING VELVETS,
VELVE TEENS, ETC.
All-wool striped Poplin, reduced from 125 toTdo,
All-wool striped Pcplln. rrdured from t I'M to 87c.
Very rich striped Poplin, 11 1-, onat lo Import,
Ileavy Velvet Poplin, extra quality, reduced to ll'CO.
Plain all-wool Poplin, 75c, worth 1.
at In striped wcol Poplin, 2a, worth II.
All-wool llgured Poplin, 2c.,yard wide.
mOIRNIffU CIOOD4.
Extra quality Dlurrltz opened to-day.
Another lot A Ipaca Poplin at 60c., great bargains,
. Alpaca Poplins at all prices, np to fl'So.
11 oh sirs, from slo. upward...
Fine all-wool FopHns, Merlnocs, Delaines, etc; i
ONE riUCE.
GOODS MARKED IN TLA1N FIGURES.
HAMltICK & COLE,'
12 11 2t
NO. 4 5 W. KIU1ITII MTREET.
HOLIDAY GOODS!!
HAMRICK & COLE,
No. 45 North EIGHTH Street,
WILL OPEN ON 1HOA DAT, 10TII INST.,
800 TOILET NETS.
ALSO, LARUE AftMlRUlENT OF VASES,
TOILET 6KT8, (2 00, worth 3 00.
" 2 80, M $1-00.
" 4 0, " is-oo.
" 5dO, " fT-tO.
' 5-00, '$.S00.
" IS-trf), " f 12-00.
VA6S, from 3 uo vet pair to (15-00. Great bargains,
BICtI FANS.
Kow open a very largo assortment of FANS, our own
lmpottatlon, from low price to Fine Goods.
Wrl.lng Desks, Worn Boxes, Pencil Soxes, Glovo
Boxes, etc etc
TEN TROW AW D LINEN IIANDKER.
C1I1E FOR CIIHISTMAS,
Embracing every variety and at the very LOWEST
PlilOKd. .
II 4 91 RICK Jk COLE,
WHITE MARBLE BUILDINO,
12 14 2t
NO. 43 N. EIWIITU MTREET.
s
PECIALTIES
IN
LADIES' FIPJE CLOAKS.
NOW OPEN
Tho handsomest stock wo
havoever exhibited, compris
ing Garments in the most de
sirable materials, and of tho
most fashionblo colors, In
great variety, and which wo
will sell at
POPULAR PRICES.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. 0a CUESNVT MTREET.
SPECIALTIES
is
RICH BLACK DRESS SILKS.
We have Just received s Cass off
FINE LYONS SILKS,
Purchased nntJer advantageous circumstances,
of qualities varying from
$4 to $5'50,
To v hlch wo respectfully ask the attention of
Ladles. Tl ette goods will be sold for less than
they would cost to Import.
J. V. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. 920 tllESMJT MTREET.
DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT.
All tho Favorito Colors In
PLAIN CORDED POPLINS,
REPsi,
EPINOEINES.
VELOURS BlIsHE,
And other ltloh Fabrics for
VALKIFJC
SUITS,
Wbloh we will
sell by the yard, or make to
order.
LADIES' DRESSES,
MADK IN TWEJSTr-SOUn. HOURS.
A large valety of
LADIES' WALKING SUITS
At all times ready-made to put on.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
NO. OGO CHESNUT BTUBBTJ
1867 1867.
EYRE & LANDELL,
H. IV. CORNER EOVItTII AND ARCH iJI.
LOW PRICES
von
DRY GOOD
s
DURING THE HOLIDAYS.
Kri llMlID CAS1I3I EH E ROIIEM.
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