THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRA FIT PHIL ADELPHLA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1808.
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MUSICAL AD DBi.XA.TIC
"Illow fr Blow" al the ChMnni,
If it Is tro, m tbe proverb lays, that
there la nothing new nnder the an, of
eoarne we will be disappointed erlonil?
If we look far noveltlei on the toga
Oar old draraallo frlondi, however, It
eemitons, might by Jadloloai treatment be
rejuvenated a little, and bo set off with lreth
Carmen U that we would noi be able to
reoogniee them absolutely at first
Bight, and would at least be able
to etJoT the mental excitement of trying
to gneiu wben and where we had seen them
before. There Is even a certain ebarm abaat
nob. productions aa the Lottery of Ltfo and f,
or Branded, Tor It Is not Impossible to derive
entertainment from trying to guess what they
re about, and In endeavoring to estimate
Whether we or the author are particularly
lnsaue. Most mcdorn playwrights,
however, follow In a well-beaten track,
and the vagarious excursions luto by
paths are so Infrequent that
they are worthy of particular notice. Tne
modern dfaruas of tbe sensation school have
ire any otheiT might have been written by tne
yard and out by machinery to order Into tan
required lengths of a prologue and ono, two
three, or four aote. Tne prologue, by the way'
la Indispensable. Xho same pattern, very
slightly variegated, runs through them nil, and,
taking all things into consideration, it Is rather
remaikable that the actors are able to boar up
so well under tbe monotony. KjIs, however,
they suy get used to being ekiuncd, ami the
human animal possesses In a remarkable de
gree the faculty of adapllug himself to clreuru
sianees. We remember Mr. II. J. Byron's nauia In con
nection with one or two pleasant Utile cl'inoiti"
draman, which, if not altcgether new la stylo'
form, and substance, were clever per form -mkioh
In their way, and moreover promised well for
his efforts In the future In tbe same line, bat
Mr. Byron has given himself over to tne demon
of sensationalism; he has caught the trlok of
the trade, and be Is apparently capable of fur
Blshing the managers with plays by the square
yard or cubic foot, according to order, and set
forthwith bran new tltleb of the most taking
description. The Lancathtre Lass was redeemed
from notblugnets by one character a little
ent Of the usual line; but Blow for
Slow, which has followed hard after it,
has not even this one redeeming
quality. To do Mr. Byron jusUce, he does not
mutilate the English language to the same ex
tent as some of his contemporaries, and he un
derstands the art of arranging tolerably lute'
resting situations for tbe curtain to descend
upon at tbe conclusion of each act, and his
plays are so far moral tbat tnere Is nothing
offensive to decency in them, and ample Jus
tlce is meted out to his villains when the end of
the performance Is reached. But of what avail
Is this If the audience beoomes so wearied
before the villain meets his doom that they are
not wide awake enough to know exactly
whether It Is the virtuous hero or the rascal of
tbe piece tbat finally comes to grief 7
In Mow for Blow we have the wealthy mer
chant, who commits a forgery, who refuses to
give bis daughter to the villain, and who is
onvlcted on tne evidence of the villain In re
tallatlon for a blow In the face with the butt
end of a horsewhip Inflicted by the young lady's
lover. The villain follows up tbe lover, and
gives him blow , for blow by harassing him
Whenever an opportunity offers, until he fluully
getapitoned out of the fourth -story window by
the forging father, who returns lro n penal
Servitude Just In tbe nick of time to frustrate
his sohemes and to inflict upon blm a punish
ment that anywhere oulslde of a sensation
play or novel would have the effect of placiug
his hcary head In the hangman's halter. Tuere
are some attempts at humor In Blow for Blow,
but the Jokes are mostly old Joes mat have
somewhat lout their piquancy from frequent
repetition.
Benora dl Carfanolsnot cqnnl to the task of
sustaining leading roles ll&e "Mildred Crad
dock" and her twlu.aii.ter "Alice." This lady's
foreign accent would not militate against nar
success if the understood tue art of developlug
the strong points of the characters entrusted to
her; but heraoline Is to a great extent meou.
nlcal, and in tbe latter scenes of the play espe
cially, where vigor and expression are required,
she lalls entirely.
Mr. Studley's "John Drnmmond"ls in almost.
preciiely tbe same style as his personation of
"the party by the name or Johnson," only la
tblsdiuiua be represents tue villain, and In
the Luncashire Lass he had the role of 'the vic
tim, Mr. btudley appears to have ability, and
we think that with a little study he uitgiu
make a wider distinction belweenhbi ttyle of
representing these two parts. Mr. K. V, Tucrue
as "Lieutenant Linden" did very fairly in the
first scene, but In tbe last two aou
where he had violent etno'ious to ex
press, be failed entirely. Tue best act
ing In the dram, to our mind, Is Iha
of Mr, Jennings In the small part of "Mr. 13 ji
der." Mr. Jennings Is not always a pleasant
actor, and a defect In his utterance sometimes
Interferes materially with the success of his
personations. But he la a genuine aotor, and
When be chooses to take pains he can make a
good deal out of a very small part. We also
liked Mr. J. T. Ward's representation of "Char
ley Sprlggs," ttlbeit It. bore considerable re
semblance to his 'Spotty," In the drama per
formed last week. Mr. Ward has considerable
dry humor, which tells on the audlenoe with
fully nsmuoh effeot as more extravagant fun
would do. Mis Betsle Sudlow, who a very fair
Boubrelle, bnt apparently without many Ideas
above or beyond the conventional style of
sonbrette business, did not play the part of
"Kitty Wobler" as she might have done, so as
to make It a feature or the play. The other
characters ware lalrly represented, but tbe
members of the company nave not yet learned
bow to pull together to a 10 represent a drama
as a wbole wlin the greatest effeot. In conclu
sion, we would say to the tiddlers, do not HjUiu
While the people on tne stage are talking, as It
has a tendency to promote drowsiness la tbe
audience ana consequently to render lueiu
less enthusiastic at the most critical points In
the drama.
The City Ain-meuteutfl.
At thkChksnui tbe drama of Blow for Blow
will be perloimvu ibis eveuloK.
AT tub Walnut Mr. Forrest will appear
this evening as "Hpariaous," in Dr. Bird's tra
gedy ot 'J he (Jtadiulor,
AT this Ahch 2 ha Lanenshir Lass will be
given tnis eveuiug.
At tub American Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Elanchard and their trained Uug will appear
this evening.
AtthhTubatkrComiquk there will be an
attractive variety entertainment this evening.
lim Tom will give a concert this evening i
Conceit Hall, lie win aiso give two periorin
m,cn un Tbankfcidviua Day.
Mite Claka Louisa Km. logo will give her
Crst concert at Concert nU on Wednesday
evenlnv.
Tjik Ukbh amia Okchestha will give a public
rebeaisaiatiiorlloulini&l Uail on to-morrow
alttrnoon.
Max M abxtzik'b season of Italian and Ger
man opera, to commence at tue Aoadeiny or
Muslo on Motiday evening next, Is doservlug ot
the liberal patronage of tbe niuhlo ljviug
public. The low price of the suosoilpll u
tickets ought to insure full bouse every uiglil.
Mr. Mareizek has a very strong foupb, and
omeof tue operas whieli he uuuouncdi are s
Beluom given that trie will uluioat uave the
charm of enure novcitits.
CITY ITEMS.
Bvar f dt, Jni Maos, Bnrf Firm wo Bbaot.
mad. Civi-hiko In the city, equal to customer work
la every repcot. Also, a ctiolot stock ofssleoted
Mylti ot Piece Goof's, to be mads to order.
AU Ortne guaranteed (oimt than the lowest ltrwert,
and Full tatUfantion guaranteed every purchaser, or
I'M sale eaneeilat and money refunded.
Ball way between Ban wtt A Co.,
fifth and y Towns HAi.t
Sixth sir eels.) Mo. at Makkht At.,
PniLADHL,Pm,
Ai Wo. BaoAnwAT. New Tobk.
BeAtrrr, Couroar. and Oonybjokmcmi
In a New Style Overcoat for Gents.
Louis ihi Fifth,
oa
Thh Pbofksiomai. Overcoat.
A combination ol tbe double-brea'teA Hack Coat
ana Spanish Cloak, the nr-st beaulllnl and graceful
garment ever offered for gentlemen's wear. Two
Styles Cut by
FAiacniLD, Pbincipai. Cotthr at
ClIARI.KS 8TOKR4 A CO.',
No. 8i Che nut street.
A Hacbipiob Labor) CLoatsa out Balb. Hav
ing dlnpoard of the ivane and nxtureiof tbe large
atrre No. K ChPsriit treet, Mr Waiburton en-
nnuncea the clotng-out Sal s of bis Urge stock of
soode. Tbe sa'.e Is Imperative and goodi will be
sacrificed to close ont the Miirtmeat. Persom wish
ing to i urouas, either lor personal oae or to restock
Mielr two esianl aliments, wt'l flud here the moit
advaattceous mornn to cMn aucii deilrAbte end.
C-ooda wl'l be aold at a reduction of fifty per oeou
bet w rout, and ttie aelectlon Is o varied and so
large tbat tbe luduoameata are tbe very beat lor pur-
cka-iB. Great bargain! are otTered la real and Imi
tation lace BOdn, embrclderlia, allka, satlnj, velveta,
rltbons, e'r. Ony two weeks left! Examine the
aicck of No. 1001 Chisoot street.
Iinb Fubmch Calf Boots and GAiTrRS. The
n an bo bas never experlenoeU the pleasure of
nearlrg a pair ol boots made oy WUUam U. Helwec,
is to some extent an object of commiseration. We
p-ak knowingly, hevinj worn Belweg'a boots for
pari. Tbelr com Tort, however, is not their only
ncommrndatlnn, as they arc made of the best mate
rial and In the very best manner Helweg will not
employ an Incompetent wrrkman; therefore bis
work la alwaya flrat-olaas. His store and faotory Is
at No. S3S Area Street, next to tbe corner of Sixth.
ASTOOMniNO UK PORTS.
ZWO CASKS OF COHSOMPTtOH OtTRHD,
J'rofesFor Trosseau, of tbe Children's Hospital,
Paris, reports that, In two thousand cases of Con
sumption, la which the foimula for Ujftam s Freih
Utat Cure was used, It cured nearly every one. it
allays the cough, heals the lungs, and gives a new
lease unite. Bold (I per bottle, or six for 15. John
ston, Hullo way A Cow.en, No. 6iU Arch street.
Jkwblrt. Mr. William W. Caasidy, No. 12 Booth
Secoi d street, has the largest aud most attractive
aMortmeot of line ewe.ry and silverware n the city
Purchasers ran rely upon ob'alnlug a real, pure arti
cle lurulnbed at a price wblch cannot be equalled.
Be alo has a large stock of American Western
watches In all varieties and at all. prises. A visit to
bis stcre is sure io rpsult in plewmre and proUt.
Fl'hS. Removed to No. 810-510. Rus'la, Iludton
Bay, Mink, Sable, Boyal Ermine. Dark Squirrel, etc,
of the best qualities, at tbe most reasonable prices, at
our ni w and llxht store, No. fill Arch street, between
Filth ard Sixth. Please give ns a ca'.t Josupa
Hobknbacm & Co. P. S No business transacted on
Saturdays. Furs altered and repaired.
Goon Coal, Ciikap.-Having a stock ot snperlo
Family Oal, all being purchased before the advance
It will be aold at reasonable prices far this month at
W. W. AlUr's Coal Depot, Ninth street (No. 957,)
beiow Oli ard avenue, and Ofllce, corner ot Sixta and
Sprint Garden streets.
Cabpxts. Housekeepers (and especially country
inerchan.s and farmers visiting the city) will find It
to tbelr Interest by calling at J. T. Delacroix's whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse, No. RS Sontu secoud
street, above Chesnut, before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisement In another columu.
IurokTAMTl Important! The telenraph news
fri m ibe -'Clarendon," No. lSis Cbesnus street, ad.
vise all their old frleadsnd the pao'lo tliat 1; is the
place ot rtsort for ladles and gentlemen to get all the
delkaclts the market aflfurds.
Bbovkb A Bakib's illgbest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 7:m Cbesnnt street.
1 kknwith'h Nhws Dbpot. lately oneued on Ches
nut si., went ofnlxlii.ivo. t14, U a model esiabl:stiment
ot lis Klud in evry resprci. Nea'-ly tli'ea up, airy,
IIKUl. ana conveuie.u, kuuos cntiicuousiy aispiayea,
eveyibuiK In perf-ci urdt r, it is rtailya iiieaiure to
slop in his place. We have Just received from Ulm
-Murpei a wet-aij' - nun "jioniuiy," iue Auauuc
Monthly," "Uumio Munthly," etc
Good Coats voa ts.
Oood Coa's for sio I
an (,ouU (JoaiB lor fix.
0 Gued Loais lor H.
Gooi Cuais K)r lib.
Air Hood Cuais loi ih. r
a Ui ik1 u. a s tor vm
Mm U. cd Coau fur til. I
Goo" ciais tor -ti j
uuod Ccats for tnu. 1
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sr
a-or.d V s's for 2
U h Good Vests lur tt M.
j-UoO(l Vests iei 0.
4-tiuud Vests lor f roo.
tf,)-uut,a Vn n rf ifio.
lit; Gouo Vests for ii u1.
it a Gt.ud Veets tor uo.
MW
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iiRoyV Clothing, to fro.
ZZ-U- I'lotlimif. l IOK0.
"Htl
"to
Chesterfield "
Sacks aud '()
Frocks. "j
"a
Good Pants, H00"tu
Good Pan s, fvuu."fc
Goon Pauls, rUfO
Good Pants, 7(H).-(,a
Good Pauls tvou.-fca
Good Pants. tDOO.'oa
Ueuti Pants, Jlu eu.- ott
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Fall Overcoats. 7-M)J
Kail Overcoa's. u-.-ot-.
Fnll Overcoan. 1 O'0u-2
Fall Overcoa's. I2-JUJ J
Fail Overcoat', f IH On -i-n
P'l Overroais p-i)0-fci
FaiI OvercOAts. J'0J-'J
Cltitli'ns-besi we ever lad, and Trices more reas on-
bte (ban eter. n cn atinuiiru wiiuiurr reaiy io
urcliase r nut Citatom Pepr mem io make to
HOLIDAY GOODS.
ZZ- novb' Ctoi hlng. i4 to 20.
iS-rfoTS' Cloihinx.lltoliO.
order.
TASAJJAht:n BROW.Y.
The Murgetit Clnliinn Huute,
OAK MA I, J,.
The Corner of MX TB and JU A UK All' Streets.
DIED.
KKNNKDT. On the 21st Instant, ELtTCN LAURA
KKNNfcDV, dauxbter or Coai.ea K. aud Catlieriuu
Ann Kennedy, aged 14 year.
Tne relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully luvlied to aiteud ibn funeral, from the residence
ol but iiareuls, .Union street between Myrtle and
Huiteu streets, and betweeu Tnlriy nlntu and t'jr
tietbatrecls nurtb of iaiicaster pik. Wet. Philadei
olila. on Wt-diienday ruorninc at 10 O'clock. To nrn-
ceed to Mount Peace Cemetery.
LOUD Ai St. Iouis, Missouri, Sunlsv. NovembPr
g. tba Honorable CHAKLb B. lOUI). one ot 'ha
Judges ol the Circuit Court of St. ixuli.
Am
Elil C A
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Life Insurance Company,
Ot 1'iaiadelphia.
S. L Corner Fourtli and Walnut Streets.
JtrtrTltis Institution hat no ntptriorin the United
Motet. 610
-QNPARALLfcLEDBEDUCTION IN PR1CE3.
Mich Botoralan and chin Toilet Bets and Vases,
Parlau liu-Ts and Siatoot e Gil' mounted Card Ke
relveis kud Flowei-bolders. Brontes, Gl t, Lara,
China, Parian Varhle, and Bhemlan Glass Orna
meots: nub Par-a and Vienna Fans; hue French Vul
canite aud Jt-i Jrwelry; Cigar and -lobaecj Boxes
ana ouers; Wil l0u Desks, Gloves, Handkerchief,
ud Wwk Buxoa; Dressing Cases, Deatuer Uaa,
Pucki t books, Portfolio.. Card ant Cigar Casea,
Tablets, Paper cutmrs. Brushes, Combs, ana Per
luooery. BILK, GINGHAM, AN O AI,AOA UMBRELLAS
OF KVKHY KIND,
with a thonsanl other articles, e l.braolng all that Is
new oi fe I'ab.e for B'lOal, Blnhoay, or Holiday
Presents, superior lu quality and nio(lra in uri
. U DIXOM.
No. tl R. Kid H l H Street.
11 11 BtutUSt Between Maikut aud CUait.
HOLIDAY COOD8I
HOLIDAY GOODS!
SHERIFF'S SALE I
SHERIFF'S SALE!
E. R. L E E,
No. 4.1 North i:i(JIITir Street,
Hating purchased the entire stock of
A rir&l-CIuss Fancj Goods Store nt a
Forced Sale,
W1IL HAVK ARRANGED ON
TUESDAY KoTember i!t,
AN HLKONT ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY GOODS,
SCITABLB FO TFH HOLIDAY.-,
Constating of Rlnmt Vatos, Marbls Gronpi,
Bisque Gr.inps, ToPetSns, Card BuXets, Blaiiue
F'korfS, Br on r,e Figures F'rsnch Wallets Ladles'
(cmpanlons. Gems' SbJtvlnv Cjmptn'ons; Klngaut
Heavy Corded hllk Sboppinc Bars, Aborted Cjturs,
ex.; Cigar Stands, Jei Bixes, Gents' Wallett,
eta etc ,
MUST BE CLOSED OUT THIS WEEK.
LEES Til AN HALF ORIGINAL COST.
C. R. LEE,
No. 43 orlh LIUI1TII Street,
H28t PfllLADKLPUIA.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FIVE THOUSAND
NEW MUSIC -ALBUMS,
Magnificently Douuil in Gold and Leather,
READY FOR SALE TUESDAY, NOV. 21,
AT
J, E, Gould's Piano Warerooms
No. J23 C1IESXUT 81 BEET,
Contatoirjg FIFTY of the Newest Pienes of
Alufclo lor the 1'iaDO, Vocal and Instru
mental, do one of which was Pub
lished in thd First Kiitiou.
PRICE,
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IH DEXi
Turlurette (Quadrille), H. Marx.
P.alse ol Tears (-oun; K So imiert.
Capiaiu Jihk (oriK),T. MaiilaKtn.
Valilai.ee (Polka Mill. a rei. J. s"hr.
hebinson cruboe (.Judr,he). Oft'oauacu.
Nut lor Jeseph (eouc). Arthur Liovd.
Tbel-'jverand ne lilid io..k, P. 1) Onclielmo
Urpbee aox Knters iljuad'llle), t)ilii-eii.
Jt-runaum the Gulden (Hymn), A. K vine
rjfrr";8tGlrrfhttiaOuttiouK), arransed by
Couiln el couslne(3chottlscbe Kieeautc). J Hss.
bard. " K
How Fair Art Thou (Hing), H. Weldt.
In the MarllKht (j,uiti Vocal, H. (4 lover
On ibe Beatli at cape May (on), vori.s by E N
blecum. '
PrliuiKen-Mar'Ch Carl Faust
Voll lion, or (Ptilka , carl KnuaU
Ohne Zugel Und Buel (Gaiopl, :ar. Faust.
Good Bve, bweetntait, tiood Bye, (Sou) j
Hatloo. a, j. jj
I.a Chatelaine (Polka Masnurka), Pari Faust
0 he Vounic lUcrnu ( vtareh) U. Hicharils.
He o'clock In Hie Morning, (Kiad bClarliRi
'I be Moon Bebiud tlie Trees tnng) G. T. Wilson
IDp and Down (Gxlt( ) i.ari Fa int
The Black Key, (Polka Wa.oiirka) A. Tie' 2 it
BoniHDCe Iroiu Jjon Paaijuale (opera udk I ba
DI7.tll.
Cr.Hidno f la Cmiare ( Opera BoufTr), Fantalt la ar
runiiOd by K. K-tt-r-r.
Hume, uweet Home (Varlailor). J. H. Nlark
Mart-he rlei Tambours. (Mtluaire). Sldnev B ultli
I Vatleles I'Hrlenne-Now tiUid. ln ).
La Belle Helene (Galop), arranged by 1). Uod-
frey.
Cc me Bsc k to Bln ( 'one) Clurtbe'.
Arladnr ( rnlka Mi..i.ni kx)', A , T.lexy.
Magait's ccrei ( X y Heart is over the8ea),(i?oni)
carltiet.
Im iMrude! (Oaloj ), Carl Fvi-it.
Blue lliid (Polka K-Ooab) Welng arten.
liarbc Bieue ((4nlo, ), arranged by T, A'ilicket Jr
'I tie NalrDii (Bar arolie), K. Mk.
Fire und Ftuie (Galop). 'arl l-'iuit,
Vleicna I anc rs (Qiiadrllle-) Welnear'en.
Lncreila lioisla (ii Jlrlndln ) ( Mntf), Uiin.tM.
fccenc s that are JiriKl'ltul ( ilaritaua). (soSl ), a.
V. Wn.'urp.
W y Hrst W'l'e's Be.d (Barbe Bleue), (Song), Offen
bach. I.es Ariieux (fectnrne) P. Forro.
1 ra Liavoii(FanlalHl ) arraoved by Rldney PmliU.
ValKe dis Rosw ( Wahr.) K. Ketterer.
Cuius Anlmniu (Giiera H ahat ) W, v;u!ie,
La Favorl't (Morceau de Lniicr.). J. Asjtier.
Inimorlellei' (WaPs 4 tiand-) I. Guul.
Kunsller I.eben (Waltz), Strauss.
Banger's (March), 11 23 mwtli
DRY GOODS.
PRICE,
$2.59.
SEW BOOKS OF TUG WEEK.
Under the Wiliows. A new volume of Poems, by
J. Kuf sell Lowell.
The Globe Ajar. By Elizabeth Pbelps.
Lncy Larcom's Poems.
Dr Howell's Family. By the author of ' Madge "
bkelcaes Abroad, with Pen and Pencl'. By t o,
C. Darley.
Hawthorne's American Note Boots.
A 1 so, Just received a large assortment of Illustrated
Book, in varli ns MndlDgs, for tbe Holidays, aud a
Men Invoice ol Foreigu Chrom1 s, varloui sizes.
All the December Magaalues now ready.
ALL fcOLU AT THK LO WK5T WHOLESALE
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(Successors to G. W. Pitcher).
CI1K1P BOOK AND PICTCBK BTOItli,
Ko. 808 CUESA'UT htrccU
I respectfully ask tbe public to exten t to my suc
cessors tbe liberal patronage they bay j a. ways ex
teLded to me.
1124 21 G. W. PITCHER.
grCRGEOX'S NLW LOOK,
Gleaning Among the SnciiTes,
JKICE, 11-00,
MAYNE EEID'S NEW BOOK,
The Cnlld Wife. Trice, $ 110.
MAHION K.BLAND'S NEW BOOS,
Ruby's Husband. Trice, 140.
AT "THE CHEAP BOOKBTORE ' OF
JAMES 8. CLAXTOTJ,
Ko. 1214 CIIESXUT Street,
UMlt PHILADELPHIA.
NEW BOOKS
Of MORAL and IlttLIGlOUS Cbaraoter for
CHILDREN and YOUTH,
Published by i be
American Bueday School Union.
AUo lr Bale,
BIRLlC. and ifkVOTlONAL BOOKS
Of the ditlereut Deuominatioi r.
Caiulosuea of the Hocleiy'a Publications and sample
eoples ol lis Periodicals fornlbln-.l Kratunnu -v ut n.e
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DFAFSES9. EVERT 1N8TRD1IBMT THll
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-ors; also, Crandall's Patent Cruleuea, suparlor u
any oilier, la use, at P. M ADJUlAA'a, No. 116 8
11lTH btrtxjt, beiow Chesnut, t8bp
COOPER & CONARD.
S. E. Ctor.NINTHjmd MAKKEX.
f i'M- faced Velvets, $7 00.
Silk Faced Velvets. $8 TiO.
I 'tire Silk Velvets, $10 and 111.
Ptire Pilk Vrlvtts, tlland $13.
I'urt Silk Velvets, $15 and $1.
VKIT KTKEIN,
flight Shades Hack and Jrown.
biyht Shades I Hue and I'urde,
Waterproofs, $1-25 to $2 00.
lilack Heaver, complete stock,
lilack bramrs, complete stock,
lilack Asttttchans, complitt stock.
Black Attraction 'I rimming.
Stylhh Velveteen SanHi's.
Lyons Silk Velvet Cto'ds.
Attrachan Cloth Ctoaks.
Velvet lieavtr Cloaks,
Cloaks for the Opera.
Hin'cr Clonks, $5 to $1-2.').
ttnest Display ever offertd
IMS fmmrp
CLOAKINGS.
TO COUNTRY MEftCJIAtfTd.
We have now in store a very large and varied as
sortment ot
LADIES' CLOAKINGS.
By calling on ns yon can not only see all tba styles
In vogue, but be supplied In quantities to suit at the
lowest wholesale raus.
Ooniuarlviu of stock and rloes with any wholesafe
houce Solicited.
bamplessent by mall when desired.
STRAW BRIDGE & CLOTHIER
CENTRAL EMPORIUM,
COB. EIUUTH AND MAKKKT MTKEE1H,
124 PHILADELPHIA.
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
ESTABLISHED IN 1840.
MEAD & BOBBINS,
Successors to John 0. Slcatl & Son,
Mauufaotuters ol Finest Grades of
SILVER
PLATE D
WARES.
WciDake our own good, deposit tho silver
accurately ly weight, and wrr..nt oc'.i article
by our trade-m:t. k oa tbo i im, :um1 Liy writ ten
guarantee it pieferieJ. Tliev h.-m equl to tbe
OntBt grades of Kufjllsh end Kri nah Wares, are
artistic lu dc.--.lijn, oud elcs ntlv- uruvimtttitod.
C U Ci' L, Jkl It V.
i'KARLi, lVtiltY, p.Dd HITBUKU CUTLKUY
In gnat variety, I'lntcil nnd U"npi-.ted, iu quaa
lltifcS us required..
S. E. Corner K15TII ami CHESNUT Sis.,
11 JSMbstuSW PHlf,Al)Kt.PltIA.
""solid silver7
BAILEY Zl CO.,
CHESNUT andlWELFrHSts,
AHK THE
AUTHORIZED AC1BNT3
IN THIS CITY FOR THE
STERLING SOLID SILVER 1VA11E
or tuthst
Tlio Corliam Manufacturing Co.
gS Cm & A. PEQUICNOT,
CSMannlactnrers of WaTCH C A.HES. aud JDealeis
In American aud Imported
W A. T O II 13 S,
No. IS Booth SIXTH Street,
I BjrTJtnths Isanvfartorv. No. 1 H FIFTH SrrM
GAS FIXTUREb, ETC.
CORNELIUS & BAKER,
MAN I J FACT IJ RERj
OF
GAS FIXTURES,
LAMES,
BR0.NZES,
LAN1EKNS, ETC. ETC.
STOKE.
No. 710 CHESNUT Street.
MANUAFOTORY,
No. 021 CHERRY Street,
11 17 tuthslmrp PHILADELPHIA.
CARPETINGS.
Ja T. DELACROIX,
IMPORTKB AND DEALER IN
C A lt P E TINGS
Mattings, Oil Cloths, Bags, Etc.,
Wholesale and Retail.
WAREHOUSE,
No. 37 South SECOND St..
MltntblmSp
Above Chesnnt, Philadelphia.
CLOTHING.
QHILDIiK'S CLOTHING.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT FOR
Hoys, Girls, hifants, and Misses,
rKi-LlQ OFlf A TUREATLY BEDUOED PRICES,
M. S1I0EM1KE11 & CO.,
11 tl 8t K v. 103 1 1 UliSM 17 F street.
GRAND SALE OF DRY GOODS
BY
110 HI BR, COLLADAY & ' C 0.,
818 and 820 CHESNUT Street.
6ALH3 TO COMMENCE NOVEMBER 2, COMPRISING
BIiLfvJlav3T,0(l,.,SnAWL8' CLAKINO CLOTnS, LACK1 ANT KMBROI MTirSL
LIES ArvD WHITE GOODS, UOdlERVr AND OLOVEd, MOURNINJ OOODJ, ETC.
..i)lDgr,t0.we'pnUonofthe!0tt9,t,9 needless to detail tbe ohwaoter f thel
Biook. u., C. & Co. would merely state that their importations of the present season,
WHICH MUST BE SOLD
PREPARATORY TO REMOVAL TO THEIR
NEW UAIMtLE BUILDING, CHESNUT Street, aboTO Broad,
Have never been surpassed in rhlladwlphia, containing an ENDLB33 VARIETY of te .tiret a
Medium Priced Goods, as well as the
CHOICEST IVOVEI.TIES Ol" THE SE.ISOX.
LT., C. & Co. wonlJ advise all desirous of obtaining
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
To lose do time before inepeoting their stock, feeling assured that tho
UNPARALLELED PRICES
At which the entire stock will be disposed o must insnre
RAPID BALES.
QARD.
We Hill oprn rn Monday a Large Lot of
I1LACK K00D!, obtained at a great loss to
tho iuipoiter, aud which we will consc
qm ullj t,ell htj much lower tliau tho re
gular prices. c will also oil'or some of
our own Uoeds in Store at the same pro
portioual reduction Iu prices, amoug which
arc
Fopliu Fckin, reduced from $125 to 75.
Fuutasic, reduced 1'rom 150 to 87.
Diarrilz, rciiuccd from 125 to 87 i.
ISiairitz, reduced from 15H Io 1-Ul).
Fi t nth l'oplin, reduced from 2-00 to 150.
French l'opl'n, reduced frojii 2-50 to 2-OJ.
SAILS LA1AL", lil'IMiLLXFS, L'TC
ALSO,
Cliiuchilla Clotlis, reduced from
$4 00 to 2.)0
Feavcrs, reduced from 7 -Oil to 5 00
Hemstitched lidkf., reduced from
25 to 12'c.
U(ii;stilciied lldkfs., reduced from
31 to 18c.
PERKINS,
No. O South NINTH Stroot,
lli0 6t
PHILADELPHIA
A R I C K & C OLE.
tVEGlAh CAiDl
In orlr fo prppare apaca for on unuiualiy ELK
OkKl' DUfiiAV Ol
UOUl'AY GOODS,
Now In trt, avii t.fjoin fj mr ve, we aliull exhibit,
irom thlH imte kj I) ceaiD-r UK
1UK OHKAlKVf BiKuAIj.S EVlt l'Ul FOH11I
GENERAL DHY GOOD3!
'We Lave determined to cany tho sinll-Kt possible
ro.ilon of our H(J.Ml:"nJ!'.T MlOC'K after
Janiuury 1
HART. rl.C K A COLC,
No. 45 North EiailTlI Street,
11 21 7t PHILADELPHIA
NOVEMBER, I860.
Special Demonstration This Day
WE OFFER A MAONIFICES T STOCK OF
VELVKTKB.N8, from 1 1-2B to f3 per yaid,
PAlr-LEV AND BKOuIIE eJHAWL-J.
KUW STYLE OF if LAID bJIiWiH.
BLANKETS, QtlLTS AND OUVEKLID3.
CLOJKIK08,CI.OTH, ASD CASS1MH.KAS.
TABLE LINKNti, ITl.ANNELS. AND MUSLtSi
BLACK HLKL. AND BOLli) COLOHL.il BILKS
BILK POtLlb WOOL POPLINS, ALPACAS
Etc. Etc.,
At Unprecedentedlj Low Trices!!
We can knord to sell ilie tarce quality o( Ooods as
keptou Chtsuut eui'H or Eighth street, at moot)
lowt-r pilcta, as our eiiitnats ars not ONE-HALF
Let tbe community lUlukof this tuid aAVii THilH
WONU.Y AND TUL1R TIME.
JOSEPH H. THORNLEY.
N.E. tor. ElUUlHaud SPKLNU UAKDEN,
tU&mlp PHILADELPHLA.
. (EitahllBhfd In Ur,3.) '
E.YRE & LANDELL,
rOUETH AND ARCH,
HAVE REDUCED T3ELB PBICE3
As much, and perlupe more, than others,
for the sumo Class of Woods.
DRESS QOODd EEbUCED.
SHAWLS OF FINE GRADE.
LYONS COAT VELVETS.
LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS.
FAbQIONABLB POPLINS.
FASHIONABLE SERQHS.
GOLD MIXED BE PELL ANTS.
BEST BLACK VELVK1E ENS. 10 13 tatht3u
BLTJE3, BROWNS, PPRPLBj, KTO.
INDU S1IA1VLS AND SCARFS
GEORGE FRYER.
No. Die OIIKSNUT STUEKT
Invite attentlcn to bla atock ot
Keal India Camel's Hair Shawls & Scai fe.
Also, an elegant Block ol f ILK?, In Blacks aud
CX)lorai FANCY BILK PLUSHES, POPLINS
BUAWIiJ, and FANCY GOODS.
INDIA SD AWLS AND SCARFS altored and re
falrud, acd ckftuWl la superior uianuer. U) W Zuup
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
2 loses IWchurdsou's Linens.
1 Case FIIIow L?ncn?.
1 Case Table Kapklas.
Tabic Clothp, Superb Double Daman
two to eight jards long:.
8 Cases Marseilles (Julltg.
I Case New Table Corcrlngs,
100 Fairs Kieh Laco Curtains.
350 Fmb'd Table and Fiauo Corens.
SDEPPARD, VAN BARLKGES 4.ARRM,
Importers of llonse-Furnishing Dr OoocU
Ko. 1008 CHESNUT Street,
II 21 SluthlOtrp PHILADELPHIA,
ARQURTONa
No. lOOl CJIJGSNUT Street,
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
NACHIFICEI NAC'RiriCl! t SACBIFIalC
HALF PRICK! IIALF PRICE I
HavUig disposed of tbe Lease and Fixturta of the
Kote,
The Whole of our Stock Must be Sold Oat
by the 5th of December.
A l'urtlier IteUuvtion of Fifteen Vr Cantt
On the previous great reduction of
THIRTY-FIVE PER CANT. BELOW OOHT,
Fifteen Cents Extra Discount will be taken
oil- Each Dollar rurchaed.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
in this err
In RKAL and IMITATION LAfK GODD9, H1C.
JJKOIDEK1E", SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, RIB.
ONS, etc. Wearedfterilaidtoolose out tne sloec
BE'JARDLSfeS OF COST.
SALES POSITIVE AND WITbOUr RE3SRTJS
FOR T rVO WEEKS.
WARBURT0JT,
1121 No. 1O01 C1II SSIIT Wtrr-et. ,
J. II, HAFLEIGH,
Nos. 1012 and 1014 CHESNUT St.,
Opened MONDAY, Nov. 23, another case. fln
Ilenutitched Handkerchiefs,
AT 12X CENTS.
FIVE CASES DRESS GOODS, Rcducc4
to 25 and 37 Cents.
Two Cases Fine Merluocs, CO Cent.
Also, a full assortment of II 12 XT,
ENCLISH HOSIERY.
JOin W. T1I03US,
Nos. 405 and 407 N. SECOND Btn
OFFERS HI3
LARUE MD ELEUAST STOCK
OP
WINTER DRY GOODS,
EMBRACING ALL OF I HE
SEWEST DES1GSS AJiD FABRICS,
AT TRICE3 WARRANTED TO BE
AS IOVY AS THEY CAN BE HOUGIIT
0 PKOPIlIETOrvS OF
HOTELS, EOARDKiG-HOUSES
AND
SHIPPING.
We have a special Wholesale Department lor rap
plylDI LINEN AND COTTON SHEETING, TOW
ELS. NAPKINS, SINGLE BED AND BERTS
BLANKETS, and otlier good particularly adapted
to your waiila.
All tue above kinds ol GOODS tna.de op. at iltoA
notice If desired, ,
S1RAWBRIDGE h CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL DRY U00DS STORE,
COB, EIOUTU AND KABKKT NIBMBX9