THE DAT1A EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1867.
MUSIC A L AND DRAMA TIC.
"La Fa vobita" at the Academy of Music
The Academy or Muslo wi filled again last
evening; by the unquestionably eaperlor troupe
of Max Htrakosoli. Butln consideration of the
unstinted favor which has greeted their ap
pearance thin week, It would not be demand
ing too ranch on the part of a generous pnbllo
to require them to contrive In some way to plote
up the half hour they have lost. On Monday
evening the commencement of the opera wjb
greatly delayed, atid the umi vexatious delay
occurred last evening. After watting quietly
fer a full quarter of an hour, the audience lost
all palfcuoo, and gave vent to their dissatisfac
tion by a series of cheers and stampings, which
Wan anything but Agreeable; and when the
opera was once falrlj;under way, that Indolent
tceuius, lirlgnoll, put the patience of the andl
ence to another tent. He was allowed ample
tlmoto change lit monkish robe for his sol
dierly tunic a chorus by the ladles being pur
posely interposed to give blm the opportunity.
Yet this bad to be repealed, and considerable
time was even then consumed lnawaltlng hi
appearance. When at last the great tenor
stepped from his boat and rolled down the
stage to the footlights, he was greeted by a mix
ture of applause and hisses, the latter fairly
predominating, and . continuing for some
xnlnules.
But this dilatory nolilovement was not the
only triumph which crowned the erratic Brig -noil.
In the last act of the opera occurs a gem
Of an aria o.immenolng Spirilo gcnlil. Blguor
Brlgnoll's rendition of this is not surpassed by
anything In his extensive repertoire. The ex
julite mannor In which he sang K last even
ing completely overcame the 111-feeling of the
audience towards him, and received a hearty
encore. Blgnor Bilguoll acknowledged the
compliment by beckoning to Buhlnl to take up
the following strain, but the applause con
tinued so loud that t bo deep bass voice of the
latter was completely drowned. Whereupon
Blgnor Brignoll coolly tucked his haud und r
Buslnl's arm and led him from the stage, hlch
was completely deserted for sevtral minutes.
This brilliant performance of the great tenor
waa fully equal to anything In his past course.
His conduct Inst evening throughout exhibited
a marked contrast to that of the courteous and
palps-tablng Orlnndlnl. The latter was born
and bred a gectleman. What, few qualities be
longing lo that character lhatSlgnor Brignoll
possesses have evidently been picked up In a
caspal way, and seemingly without Impressing
him with a sense of their desirableness.
With these exception!., Donizetti's grand
opera of La Fuvorita was performed In a man
ner thut gave entire satisfaction to the au:ll"
ence. Miss Adelaide Phillips, In the rote or
'.Leonora," has seldom appeared to better ad"
vantage. Her vocalization and her action were
equally good. Slgnor Orlnndlnl, the loading
baritone cf the troupe, made his first appearance
before a Philadelphia audience, as "Don Al
phonso," and was at once received Into high
favor. His duo with "Leonora," lu the second
act, was a severe test of the com pass and quality
of bis voice, and tho imperative encore which
It received established his triumph completely.
Elgnor Buslnl, as "BUiiuznr," was even In bet
ter voice than usual, and made a further ad
vance In the favor of the puuuc. Altogether
the opera was superbly rendered; and but for
the useless delays which marred the perform
ance of It, the Audlenco would have been
favored with a degree of enloyment which is
seldom granted even by a first-class troupe.
Mozart's inuslorplice of Don Glovatmi Is on
the programme for this evening; Including In
the cast La Grange, Phillips, McUulloch, Bi ig
noli, Orlnndlnl, Suslni, and ColettL
Maij'lle Jakausculk as"Dkboraii." The
audiences at the Chesnut Street Theutre are
etenilily improving, a larsr ouo than ever
greeting Mad'lle Jatauschek lust evening, on
ner appearance as "Dcboiah," In Dr. Mosen
thal's drama of the same name, The story of
Leah, the Forsaken, Is so latnillar to our readers
that It needs no comment. Mad'lle Jauaus
chek's conception ol the character is fully
equal to her previous efforts In "Medea" aud
"Adrlenne," and by her earnestness aud deli
cacy she added a fresh laurel to the wreath
which has crowned her during her brief en
gagement In this cily. This evening, Goethe's
great tragedy of Eymont will be presented, with
the nccompanlament of Beethoven's original
music.
Fob the Holidays Only. The celebrated
Hanlon Brothers will occupy the stage at the
Academy of Muslo next week, every evening
and on the afternoons of Wednesday (Christ
mas) and Saturday, December 28. They will be
assisted by some of tbe most eminent members
of tbelr profession from the principal theatres
of Europe, besides a miniature circus of learned
performing quadrupeds. The Hanlon Brothers'
will be assisted also by Jean Arlotll, the cele
brated equilibrist, and Le Petit Elhardo, the
most accomplished little gymnast in the world.
Harry Ourr, the great "Aquarian, or Natator,
the Man Fish," will also appear, with many
other wonderful performers. These entertain
ments will prove perfect, carnlvalsof funfor the
little folks during the holidays.
HOLIDAY PRE8ENT3.
LEWIS LA DO MUG & CO.,
Diamond Dealers & Jewelers,
No.802 CHESNUT Street.
WATCHES,
JEWEL11Y,
SILVERWARE
Having greatly increased our Stock
for the approaching Holidays, the at
tention of purcJuisers is invited to our
elegant assortment of DIAMONDS',
Ladies' and Gents' WATCHES oj
the most celebrated makers, of our own
importation;. Etruscan, Coral, Gar
net, and Enamelled Jewelry of the
latest style; Ladies' and Gents' Chains,
etc. etc., together with a large assort
ment of solid Siloer and Plated- Ware,
suitable for Bridal Presents, all of
which will be sold at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES. ni6Btrp
G6T0RB TO LET AND FIXTURES FOB
ale, on Murkwt 're t.
jK laree W boleale Hoot and Shoe Ifotie, lutendlug
to I'lmpye ,'lielr biiHlncM ou II ml ot January uexl,
will rnl thiMr lore, mid trau.lvr about liou nu worth
of Kood iradt. A part or all of tue block will be dia
pottu. ol If lbs parlies desire.
All rouiiiiuiui'allvns couildeutlal. AdJrem MOR
GAN," Ihla (ilUce. il 17 fe
FIFTH EDITION
LATEST FROM EUROPE
DY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Mr. Gladstone on England's Peril.
Causo of Fenian Outbreaks.
Tliiw EvcitiKi Market KoporlH.
t., Bte.
Etc.
Kto., ZCte.
Ete,
London, Dec. 19 Noon. Tho Right Hsn.
William E. Gladstone mado a speech to the
miners and other operatives of Wernett, in
CheBtrr counly, yesterday, in the course of
which he did not hesitate to ascribe the eslst
euce of Fenianlsm to England's wretched mis
management and minnovrriiment Of Irclinel.
London, Dec. 19 EveniDg, The b'lllion In
the Bank of England hits increased 277.030.
Coni-oK 92; United States 6-203, 72 ; Illinois
Central, 60$; Eric, 49J.
Livekpooi,, Dec. 19 Evenlntr. Citlou quiet
at 7d. for uplands, and Cd. for do. to arrive.
Tbe cales to-day were 10,000 bales. Breadstuff
and provisions quiet.
Antwerp, Doc. 19 Evening. Petroleum
closed at 44 francs.
The Late Fatal J'mning Casein New
York.
New York. Dec. 19. Tbe Coroner's jury on
the bodies ot the persons who lost their lives by
the Bccond Avenue tenement house Are, have
found a verdict to-day to the effect that the tiro
was originated by Max Miller, and censuring
the owner of the house, Charles Uoffman, (or
not finding suitable means of escape from the
building. Miller has been committed lor triul
without ball.
Hearings at tiib Central Station, Before
Alderman lieltler, at 2 o'clock to-day, William
JeltViles whs charged with swindling several
Baltimore Arms. The full particulars of the
niKewlllbe found elsewhere. He wus held la
$.000 ball for a further hearing.
James Kaan and Bexnnnl Ttonrke were
charged with stealing; iM and a silver wuteh,
beloiiKlrg to D. F. Cope. Their mode of taking
the money and Unit-keeper will be found lu
another column. Tney were each held in
ibW ball for a further hearing on Baturday
next.
About 1 o'clock this afternoon Jacob Grlsel,
retldlnK at No. 481 Kpmce fdreet, fell from a
new building at Crown and Vine streets, and
dislocated his shoulder. He was taken home.
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.,
MERCHANT JEWELERS,
No. 822 CHESNUT STREET,
ABE NOW OPENING
VIENNA FANCY GOODS,
PARIS FANCY GOODS,
LECOHATED PORCELAINS,
FLOWER STANDS,
ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS,
Mounted in Bronze, Gilt, and
Carved Wood,
PARIS JET JEWELRY.
10 15 tuthssmrp
QHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
HIS KEY, MEURILL & TIUCKiRA,
No. 718 CHESNUT Street,
Would call attention to tbelr Fine Assortment of
BROXZEM,
FLEXIBLE DBOI LIU OTIS,
WITH STANDS,
PORCELAIN AXDOTIIFR FINE SHADES,
A 11 suitable forCHRISTM AS PRESENTS. 12 14 lOtrp
HD I X O N,
. "o. 21 B. K1UMTIT Ptreet.
lilCH FANCY tl(JOI!.
A M(iniFIL'K:NT AHHOHTMRNT,
UM4UIt'AMKU KOK VAHIKiy,
UiLJiGANCifi OF bTYLK,
MODERATION IN PRICE,
r.lcli Tlohrmiun kiiJ clilna Van and 'l olletBets,
J'urlBii Huh'n, bimufiM'S and V('.
ltloli Work K'Ht's, Jmvel and O lor Canes,
Flutt Wriiiim Dehksan.l Dri-silnrOiUtes.
('arm. Fo lot, and ComnHnluus,
Cillt moimtfd ('Kd HtMnUH mid Waioh liulders,
bcolclj Wood aud Vienna Hoods,
Paris tTHiisaiid Jewelry,
Heartlands, Tobaoca Boxe,
Jet and KubOer Jewelry,
Fllk Vnjbrpllai! and Canra,
Ltulljer tlags, 1'ocket-nooki,
l ard C'iuips, Toilet Gnodo, etc.,
with a complete assortment ot anlolee au table lor
hLilU.iL,,
BIUTHDAV,
HOT ID AY PRESENTS.
At greatly redacrd pi ioea. if. RtXOV,
11 UO 12 7 10 lit 11 17 lb 21 No. 21 S. KIUUTII St.
PECIAL NOTICE.
TheFubOi!ber oOTert bis ENTIRK BTOCK Oi
i'NKFUL HO VNE-FlTItNISIIINO AND
FANCY ClOOWM AT VltEAT HACKIFICE,
TO CLOSE UI'NIMENN BY JAN U A It Y I.
1 1 XT I' It EM FOB MALE.
WILLIAM YAH WALL,
MO. llti CUESNCT UTItEET,
MlOlmrn Southeast corner of Thirteenth.
TTJT.l01? 8TATBH KKVENUB STAMPS.
Vnrj'al lj21u.r.,,J),,!ot--So M 1 " BSI OT Street,
ttntral lpoi hQ lwa kik i ll street on doortalow
CUkuiut. EtabilUed 1862.
U "inTny '.Tuut' "Optloa .on.UnUy on
Or vtt U' Mali or KipreMi prorantlr attandfld to
York or current fundi u wlr
Particular at'enllon paid to tmati or.lot.
flie declnloni oi tbe (.Join i.lni ,u , au ba eon,,,!'
and auy luluru.tWn KrgardUig tU Uw chriall
(ivea. i
CLOTHING.
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST
CLOTHING IN THE CITY.
R0CKHILL & WILSON,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St.
Every Garment In our Exten
sive Assortment LOWERED
in Price to suit tho times. Vo
are determined to close out
our Stock of Overcoats and
Heavy Suits before tho Holi
days, Very Cheap. Prices
greatly reduced on Ordered
Vork.
Parents, brlncf along your
Doys. We have all kinds of
Coys' Clothing, which wowiil
sell very low.
The Best Ready-made Cloth
ing in Philadelphia at the low
est figures.
Perfect satisfaction guaran
teed to every purchaser. ,8m
SEWING MACHINES.
THE CREAT AMERICAN
COMBINATION BUTTON
HOLE, OVEHSE AIMING, AND
SEWING MACHINE
Is warranted to execute in the best manner
every variety of Sewing, Hemming, Felling,
Cording, Tucking, Braiding, Gathering, Quilt
ing, Overseaming, Embroidering on the edge,
and in addition makes beautiful Button and
Eylet Holes iu all fabrics.
It has no Equal, being Abso
lutely the best Family Machine
in the world, and intrinsically
the cheapest.
Circulars, with full particulars and samples
of work done on this Machine, can be had by
application at the
Salesroomsof the Company,
S. W. Corner cf ELEVENTH
and CHESNUT Streets.
Instruction given on the Machine gratui
tously all purchasers. u i tfrp
GENT.'S furnishinggoods.
QEKTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPER 9,
CiENTLEMEX'S WBAPPEKM,
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS,
JOHN C. ARRISON.
SON. 1 AND S NOBTII HIKTH STREET,
Is now offering an elegant and extensive variety of
GENTLEMEN'S WRAPPERS,
SCARFS, TIES
SirrFLERM, BLOTEf,
HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC.,
SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Alto, his OBnal assortment of MERINO. BILE,
nd WOOLLEN , t 22rp
ryPBBtniBT ANI IIRAWERS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR GENTLEMEN.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
WRAPPERS,
BREAKFAST JACKETS,
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
CRAVATS,
SCARFS,
GLOVES,
MUFFLERS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
SCARF RINGS AND SLEEVE BUTTONS,
WITH A GREAT VARIETY OF VNDEB
GABHENTS, ETC.
J. V. SCOTT & CO.,
1211 td3l 6p WO. K14 CUES h VT STREET.
QHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
men EMBROIDERED CLOTH
TABLE AM) PIA1V0 COVERS,
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
SHEPPARD, W HARLIKGEN & ARRISOil,
121810trp HO. lOOW CHKKNIIT STREET.
JJ OLID AY PRESENTS.
ZOETROPES.
A fresb supply, with new sets of diagrams, Just
received, Ko more luloreBtlog or useful article Ulus
tratlng a principle in opUos can be liad for tbe young
For sale by
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.,
12 11 19(rp Ko, 921 C1IESJNUT Street,
I
jlCH LACE CURTAINS
AT AUCTION PRICES t
The subscribers bare )ast received, from tho late
AUCTION BALES IN NEW YORK,
TDREE hundred pairs
or
FRENCH LACE CURTAINS,
From the lowest to the h'gbest quality, some of tbe
RICHEST MADE.
ALSO,
NOTTINGHAM LACK CURTAINS,
EMBBOIDEBED MUSLIM CURTAINS,
JACQUARD AND
MUSLIN DRAPERIES,
VESTIBULE CURTAINS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARUNGEN & ARRISON,
No. ion cnrswuT street.
QHEAP LINEN GOODS.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON,
NO. 10OS CHESNUT STREET. ,
Are now receiving from the recent
AUCTION SALES,
BCMK VERT CHKAP LOTS OP
Barnsley Sheetlnffs, Towels, Huckabacks,
and Other Linen Goods,
To which they Invite the attention of buyers, AS
BEING! NJCARRtt 1 O OLD PIUCEd than anything
they have been able to efler.
Dlankcts at Reduced Prices.
The subscribers are now prepared to offer the laigest
assortment to be found In the city of
Superior Quality Blankets,
All-wool and Extra Width, for feet Family Use.
ALSO,
CRIB AND CRADLE BLANKETS,
And a Full Line of MEDIUM BLANKETS, for
Hotels, Public Institutions, etc.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARUNGEN & ARRISON,
Ilouse-Vumlsblng Dry Goods,
11 8"2"t . IPOS CHESNUT ST.
MARKET
& ce
FIVE HUNDRED PIECES CALICOES AND
DELAINES.
CHOICE SELECTIONS EOB
THE HOLIDAYS.
IPJi cf nts for new 8tyllsh felaloes.
Merrimao, Cocbeco, and other good prints,
Werrlmac Rich Chintzes for Wrappers.
Clay scaice btrlpea Prints, yard or piece.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Of every Description, for Holiday Gifts.
Lace Collars, some good bargains.
Linen Collars and Cuds, large stock.
Children's Bcarlet, Blue, and BnfTOloves,
Ladles' Cloth Gloves full assortment.
Ladles' Cotton Hosiery, of all grades.
K7H cent Silk Scarfs, worth 7S oeats.
26, to, 75 cents, and ifoo Silk Bcarfs.
Extia Rich bilk and other Ladles' Boars.
SHAWLS!
CLOAKS t
Immense Block long Bhawls, fs-oo to flO'OO, desir
able, scarce, and extra good styles.
Lad Its' Cloaks, for Holiday Presents.
Lyons Velvet Cloaks, ready mod e.
Velvet Cloaks, made to order. 9 1 stnt
POPULAR PRICES FOR
DRY GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
727
CHESNUT STREET.
1HM1
212 NOHTH EIGHTH ST. 212
LE MAISTRE & ROSS
Have Just opened a large and choice lot of Q0OD3
suitable iOH THE HOLIDAYS, such as
HANDKERCHIEFS for Ladles', OenU', and Chll
dren's wear, oomprslng Plain Lluen, Hemmed
Hemstitched, Embroidered, Colored Bordered
Tocked, etc., much below regular rates.
REAL LACS UDKtU from 12 25 up.;
IMITATION " " Sfceuuup.
LACK COLLARS from 35 cents up,
LACE TIDI KS at a bargain.
LACK CURTAINS FROM AUCTION, fS 00 and
fOO per pair. Also, CURTAIN LACK, very cheap.
4UMI yards HAMBURU iOXJINUb AND INBKllT
LNOB, ol elegant patterns. ( im
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
yARCUBTON son,
No. 1004 CIIICHNTJX Hlreei.
OFFER TO LADIFS AND THE TRADE,
CHOICE GOODS,
At Low Prices, to Meet the Depression
In Business.
BONRNT VELVETS,
PLUfcH ra,
BATIKS,
COl(Ll:r ferLFS,
BONNET RIBBONS,
SASH RIBBON,
TRIMVIXU RIBBONS.
VELVET RIBBONS,
SATIN RIB BUNS,
MANTUA RIBBONS,
URAPK UIBBONS,
rOCLT 1)B bOIK3,
C.KO DK NAI'LKa,
MARCELLIE,
BFAT MAKES OF ENGLISH CRAPED, BLACK
aKO COLOKEO,
A LABQE AND CIIOICK RTOCK OF REAL LACH
OOlS, IN
POINT,
MALTESE,
THREAD.
REAL BLOND,
BRUBSELB,
VALENCIKNNE8.
GULMFURE,
CCU NY,
INSERTING TO MATCH.
TARLETANB, ILLC8ION8, AND FINE NETS,
1 yards wide, for Evening Dresses.
ABPLENEID BTOCK OF HAMBURG KDQINOS
AND INBKRTINOS. BARGAINS
THE FINE6T AND NEWEST IMITATION LACK
GOODS. lUstulh
A large discount to tbe trade.
113. EFGTEIH & HA'.fO,
lsl
KOS.11S AND lis),' NORTH NINTH ST.,
ABOVE ARC II
Open on Monday, from Cash Auction sales, at panic
prices;
1 case best American Calicoes, 10 to 12o.
1 case best yurd-wlde Bleached Mus In, 126. '
X bales best yard-wide Unbleached Muslin, U)ic
Lot Cotton aud Wool Flannels, B to 31a
Lot All-wool Flannels, zs to tie.
2 casts Canton Flannel, 12, 10, IS to 2S&
100 dozen AH-Linen Napkins, 75 eents a dozen.
teases Whlttlnsvllle Nuilln, 120., eld prlco.
Lot new style DeUlne, 16c ,
Lot of Ladles' Vests, great bargains.
Lot of dents' Bblrts and Drawers, 60 to Mr. .
Lot of Dress Goods, reduced from so to 26a, chenp.
Lot of Bbawls, from bankrupt sale, at old prices
fiom 00 cents to 760.
Lot of l'i4Couniep"re8, f lTH, worth $3.
Lot I'M A 11-Wool Blankets, low.
Lot of Caadmeree, 50c. to (1 IS, ' '
PatcrMunllns, Cnmbrion, asd Drilling, 12;o.
L( t of double-width All:wool Plaid Poptlua,68 oeO'S,
coot tl 25 to import.
All we ask is one call
EPSTEIN A HAINE-",
Nos. 113 and MX N. NINTH Bt., nbove Arch. . .
Pilue & Wood's Old Cheap Stand.
P. f-. If pieces best Wu'er-Proof, $l-jS
1 (I doren bent Kid GIlVch, ft IS
12 It sniibeujlusi Kl'SI KtN A HA1NK3.
PirlAKj HOW.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.
Will be prepar. d to offer for HOLIDAY PR.E-
t-iiJN l a .apienaia assortments ot
LACKS. LACK GOODS, '
HANDKERCHIEFS
VEILS,
EMBROIDERIES, ETC.
AT PRICES TO INbCRE BALES.
THEIR STOCK OF
HGlhE-FURKlSHINS DRY GOODS
Will be offered at the Lowest Rates.
Eleventh and ciMsnut Streets.
MOV, (IMVTfl
J CHAMBERS, No. 810 ARCH STREET.
. -HOi.IDAY piEsKxrrs.
Polute Lace HdkiVi.
Pol me Lace Coilarsand Setts, !
TlirvHd Lane Veils.
Re.l Val. Hdkfo. from 2 S0.
Xmb'd Hdkls, hnrnlni.
MtnUt' Hdktu, very cheap.
Vnlenclenne Belts, new dslfrns.
V.60 Real finny Collars, at 60 cento.
S50 French Emb'd belts, from 7 oonts ftbont half
the cost ot hnpoitatlou. 12 12 1m
CLOAKS, ETC.
Q L OA K INC 8,
WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING THE
NEWEST STYLES OF
LADIES' CLOAKBNCS,
WHICH WE OFFER .AT SBEAHT RE
DICED PRICES,
IN ADDITION TO A FULL LINE OF
FANCY CASS1ZIERES,
COATINQS,
AND CiOODS dENERALLY ADAPTED TO
HEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
1IC MUS, CLOTniEB & LEWIS,
CLOTH JOBBERS,
8 246m NOS. IB AND SI B. rOITRTH ST.
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
J..VKKY NEW bi yi,K. " w
IlfcNKY IVKJSH. No. gs U. NINTH St.
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
Til K 1 11 KAPEBT AND BIlST.
. HKNKY IVKNri, No. IHB. NINTH Bt.
CLOAK8!vm C L O A K8I
12b lui Hk-NKV IVErt. jso. IMS. MSSTU
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or
Tamily, Pulpit, and Photograph '
DIDLES,
Superior to ny heretofore Issued from the Ameri
can t'ress, and will compare laovrably with the Eng.
Usb and Oxford Editions, and at prices at least one
naif It ss.
PHOTOQHAPH ALBUMS
New and Beautlfal Styles, Kleh Turkey
Morocco, Antique Relief, amd Gold.
WM. W. 1IARDINQ, .
No. 320 OllESNUT Street,
, miLAniLPuiA,
llMtwrn Below Fourth. Boeth Bide.
w
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M AN rACTPEB,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
By far more popular, much more,
Than any Book or Picture Store,
Established in this good City beforo,
10 PITCHER'S,
808 CHESNUT STREET. 808
Where latest FASHION MAGAZINE!
And last new NOVKL can be seen.
Where all BOOK BUYERS can proenre
Tbe STANDARD WORKS In Literature.
Or BTEKKOHCOPK8 and 81 EIIKO-VI KWS.
TEN THOUSAND kinds from which to choose.
Of FRANC'S One CHROHOS. lare and small,
We bare the LARGKiT bTOCK of all.
From MAOOALKNA and the KID'3 1'LAY
GROUND,
To Bcbool Room Cards, can there be round,
All In FINE FRAMED or WALNUT or UOr.Dv.
At LOWER I'RICE-J than tbey ever were sold.
And where in order to provide
For NSW YEAR DAY aud CHRISTMAS TIDEi
Tbe choicest GIFT BOOKS will appear,
At this festive season of tbe year.
At 1'ilICKS REDUCED to such a point
That all competitors are out of Joint.
Of Dickens' "Works, in groat demand,
A Stock is always kept on hand,
In paper and cloth, or in half calf.
There is nothing liko Dickens to
make you laugh.
Books sent by MAIL (when so desired)
To any distance thai's required.
If all's PRE-PATD.
For sending any parcel ont.
(The CITY limits or about),
NO CHARGE Is made,.
New Catalogues GRATIS, on application.
Or Bent by HAIL all over Hie NATION, 12 18 Is
BY FITCnER, 803.
gTILL IN TUB ASCENDANT.
1214 CHESNUT STREET. 1211
We Defy Competition.
THE CHEAP BOOKSTORE."
Good FresU Stock at tbe Lowest Prleea
In tbe City.
Shakespeare, 8 vo., In Genuine Turkey
Morocco. 0.
ALL THE FOETS AT THIS LOV RATE.
An Immense stock of Gift Books, Btsndard Poets
Family Bibles, Prayer and Hyma Bjoks, Imported
Toy Books, etc. etc., at
"THE CHEAPEST BOOK STORE
IN TIT.E CITY."
CATALOGUES NOW READY,
Every thing In ourLlue Either at Whole
sale or Less than Coat.
Call and look over our counters.
tBtore kept open until 10 o'clock each evening.
JAMES S. CLAXTON,
12 It St
NO. 1314 t'HENKCT STREET.
MIE AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCU00L UNION
NO. lla C'lIKMNIJT MTBtET, Pill LA.,
Eas an unusually large variety ot beautifully printed
profusely Illustrated, and handsomely bound
NEW AND SUPERIOR BOOKS,
BUITABLK FOR
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Also, an extensive assortment of
Bibles and Devotional Books.
Complete Catalogues of the Society's Publications '
nrnlahed gratuitously. 12 13 Iw
AJTTEJJTION 1 AGENTS AND CANVASSERS!
'THE ..NEW BEPUBLIC,"
A WEEKLY NKW8PAPEB,
Devoted to the Political, Literary, Agricultural,
itallroad, aud Commercial Interests of
NEW JEK8EY,
Is published at CAMDEN, every SATURDAY. II
will be a n Ide-awake Journal, hewing true to Hi. line,
"In the chips ily a. Iliey may." lJenlrlug and ex
pecting to extend its rapidly lucreaNiug clroulatloa
all ovor Hi. htaie, a liberal couinilBSlou will be givou
to agents procuring subxcrlbera or advertlHemtmla.
6ut)rrlptlin 12 a year In advance. Address,
IlABltY L. rlONSALL, Editor. CamdeD, N. J.
(H AHL1 b I'HVUH, l'hllu'ltt. Agent. 12 17 lut
UMBRELLAS, ETC.
UMBRELLAS AND CANES
IN CiUEAT VAKIETT. .
HOLIDAY PRKBENT8,
AT VEBY LOW PRICES.
A. HUtlU At BKO
12U7t NO. BOO WABKF.TITKEKTi
g SILK, ALPACA, AND GINGHAM
J XIMBUELLAW, J(
rOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS
A One atsortment now ready.
13 11 lit JOSEPH nJMISIX,
Nosrtand 4 N. FUUHTlt Utreet. Phlla.
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pRit'iu fixed at ixw neunES.
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