THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, ldGS.'
MUSICAL AM) DRAMATIC
"Th Heir at I.n- nt Hi Arrh.
For the Bake of "Dr. Fan-rlosa," Colman's eo
tried y of 77u! Iieir tti-Lati Is performed oflener
than It otherwise would be, but even without
'Dr. Patiglosa" It would be oneof the most pleas
Ingof the class of plays to which ll belongs. Like
Wl Of Colmeu's works, It acis well, the charao
ters are lifelike, the humor Is genuine, tta tone
Is healthy, and the moral la sufficiently
pointed. If well represented, The Ileir-ut-Law
in an excellent enltrtalnnii nt, and the evident
delight or the large audience last evening at
the Aroh wai In the highest degree compli
mentary to Mrs. Drew ana her company. The
play was given in Ann style throughout, and
this artlstlo completeness as a whole la, we
think, even more worthy of commendatory
BOtlee lliaa the merits of any one personation.
Mr. Warren we presume to have retired, so
that;there now remain upon the stage only
Mr. Joseph JefTorson and Mr. John 8. Clarke as
representatives of "Dr. Pangloss." Or the two
Vf e prefer the performance of Mr. Clarke In this
part. Mr. Jefferson carries the subdued style
Of tola "Kip Van Winkle" more or less Into al,
his personations, and In many Instanoea we
admit that It Is really more effective than
Clarke's giotef-qnenenB. Hut Clarke has made
B few characters peculiarly hH own, and "Dr
rangloss" Is one of them. There Is a rlohness
and exuberance of comlo humor In his delinea
tion of the Impecunious philosopher that
Snakes It more Irresistibly laughable than
Jefferson's, and which never fails to tell upon
the audience.
Mr. Craig attempted thin part for the first
time lust evening, and as he tfoes not too often
lave opportunities to appeur in role that
It should bo LIh ambition to study, If he wishes
to mako his mark as a comedian, we were
(omewhat curious 10 see what he would make
of It. Mr. Cialg's best things heretofore havo
teen In the burlesque Hue, but burlesque Is
easier t) act than legitimate comedy, and
more certain of winning applause without
much effort, and, while tempting, It is danger
or s to a young aotor as being apt to inspire him
Vlth a higher estimate of his abilities than dis
interested judges will concur In, and as giving
him a fictitious popularity which will be likely
to fall hltn when he inokt needs it. Mr. Craig
Ib, we believe, ambitious, and we are pleased
whenever be tries himself In parts like that of
'Dr. Pauglcss," in which our finest comedians
Iiave dlstiuguisbed themselves, Mr. Craig's
performance lat evening was very
creditable, especially for a first at
tempt; and we hope that the pleasure
Which Mrs. Drew's "old comedy weeks" have
Afforded to many of the inoet intelligent patrons
Of the -theatre will induce her to give us some
more of the same sort before the season is over,
If for no other reason than to allow Mr. Craig
to show what there is in him as an actor of
legitimate comedy. There was nothing original
about Mr. Craig's "Dr. Paugloss," nor was it to
beezpeoted or perhaps wished for that there
Should be. The usual points were made with good
effect, although be failed to equal Clarke's ex
quisite drollery and Jefferson's Bparkllng wit.
Some of Mr. Craig's peculiar mannerisms were
apparent throughout the performance, and he
missed the exquisite little touch of pathos with
whloh Jefferson lights up the passage where
."Dr. PaDgioss" returns the bank note to
yenlel," and receives a reward which elicits
the quotallou "Honesty is thn best policy." In
d ed, it is this bit of true art that makes Jeffer
son's "Dr. Pangloss" 6ttpeilor to Clarke's, even
IX it Is not s J laughable.
Mr. Everly's 'Ztklel Homespun" was excel
lent, and, as a really superior piece of acting,
we do not recollect ever seeing him do any
thing equal to it. Mr. Mac hay made a capital
.... II TA ..... t l...nl..n ) I .1
Thayer as "Deborah Dotvlau" was good, asshe
always is. Mr. Wallls, a very careful and pains,
taking actor, who does not always get as much
part Of "Kenwlck;" and Mr. Utrtou Hill acted
' with good effect as "Dick Dowlas."
Mrs. Drew's personation of "Cicely Home
pun" was artistic, and some passages she ren
dered In a style that few other actresses are
capable of. But as a whole wo did not like it ad
well as that of some performers of less reputa
tion. Mrs. Creese as "Caroline Dormer" was
graceful, but a trifle inanimate. Mr. James
aotod the part of "Henry Morelaud" very care
lessly, Indeed, it could not properly be called
acting, and if be knew his lines he often filled
to speak them so that the audience oou'.d un
derstand what he was saying. Mr. James is
oneof the most unpromising members of the
Arch street company. We have seen him act in
a way that seemed to Indicate that he possesses
ability, and on that account we are inclined to
condemn him when he plays in as shiftless a
manner as be did last evening. Mr. Bvnder.
who took the part of "Steadfast," Is open to
considerable Improvement, but he Is mora
painstaking than Mr. James, and he is likely
to become more popular If he uelleves in the
maxim that "Whatever is worth doing is worth
tloiug wen."
TUe City AiuuMeuieut.
At thr Academy or Music Vt dl's opera of
xx uraviuia win ue given mis t ening, with
Madame La Orange as 'Violetta. " At tue
matinee to morrow the Sicilian i'etper will be
periormea, ana to-morrow evening must.
At Tine Cuehnut the circus hi tncoeedlng as
well as the management oould wish. The
nouses are crowded every evening, aud every
body appears to be pleased. The troupe is a
strong our, and, la addition 10 Robinson, toe
great bareback rider, tbere are a (treat numOer
of accomplished artists in the various lines of
onsinehs. xo-morrow mere win be a matinee
when the price of admlsaiou will be fifty and
twenty-nve cents.
At tub Akcm Goldsmith's comedy of The
Vootl nalurea Man will be iclveu Una evening
To-moriow Mr. Uraig will have a benefit, and
on Aionaay cuiouei iiktiii a new drama o
Wolves ut flat will be produced.
At thk Walnut Mrs. D i. Ilowers will have
a benefit Ibis evening, aud she will appear for
the Una time In this city as "llueen Eliza
Beth." At the Ambbican Mad'lle Belly Hlgl will
appear this evening, with a host of other artists.
A matinee 10-morrow.
At tub Tiikatkm Comiquk the performing
animals, the baby elenliuul, the three flying
xl en, and a number of other features make a
most attractive entertainment, a, tne mail
nee to-morrow the price of admission will be
iwenty-nve cents to sit parts or tue uouse.
Turn Coiscjcut to be given on Monday even
Ing at the church corner of Broad aud Hansom
Streets, for the benefit of ttie National frlulluic
Association for the Blind, promises to be most
excellent, and the object certainly commends
it to tne lavoraoie consideration 01 our cuiaens,
Tickets can be procured at the principal music
stores.
CAklSkntz' and Mark Hash lb if s Oaonm-
tba will perform at Musloul Fund Hall to
morrow alternoon.
On Bat ut day evening. December 19. the "R(
formation" Bvimihouv of Mendelsohn, and
the "utittnlsbed'' (Symphony of Bchubert will
pe periormea by a largely increased orcnestra,
and every effort will be made to render them
In the ttesi style.
11k, Kui os Adams will give a select reading
on Tuesday eventual, Ieormber 8, at Concert
Hall, under the auspices of the Young Men's
Christian Association. Tickets ran be procured
at uouiu s musio store, no. n uuesuut street.
A Ukand Cones kt win be given at the
Academy of Musio on Friday, December 18. for
I the benent or tue ooiuier rpuns or ineLtu
I coin Institution, by Miss Kelloitg and troupe,
assiMteu Dy tne eewurweu nuiaieur nana O
. rniladelDbla. "The Amphlon." who have anno
roosly volnnterred their servloes. To suit, the
f eonvenieuse or an, me iicxets lor rarquette,
i i-arniie,tte Circle, and uaicony win oe i euoti
f Familv Circle. 60cenU: Upoer Tier, Z cents
j Handing tickets, 11 each. They are now for
' sale at Charles Vv . A, Trumpier s, ISO. VM Cues
SUl street.
CI TY ITEMS.
Wk wotrr" ' prs'CDt pnrtlcilarly Invite the sttsn.
tin of the on '",0 10 our Mtsbllsae-1 bailnext rala
wfelch Is strictly. db"r't t0 nnder olrcuaulaaoes:
We guarm tf att vrirr Unrnr twn (Am
tour$t eltewh rr'! aUo- twantr full
tatlartom to t""-",er. r.r
tale tmxcMed mIk" "' "
Welveilcu8iouir in-..8 vslue lor their ui ey
This thit caw ort ri.mwk "B,t
uniUr fmg and all elreumn.'"te,t'
lo Fvi.i.tKJarbt out thn h'ti.ba T rnn favswv
tim m, we bsve n ducBd the p-ru'" 01 our entire
lock, which wi'l be dlsixmcd n ''iwer than
the une or equal good can he pnfcbaid ol
Akt Othsr Jihtaiii.isumhnt im THKCirr.
Without Ruing into rnuhpr d-tall, we woild
sy thtt onr stock comprli-m all kind an.t
sltiraof evi'ry ceMmlMe ntyle of souUi to bo
tound In th ft luorket, sud Is
EtTBKioa to Any t-To rc im riii(.AiMi,piiiA,
in UlyU, fit. and WiirkmnnnMp.
Wo have a choice ajsorimeut of P ea fJ.iod
which we wl'l inske u,i to nrlor no, or at
any tluio, with the paa e guarantee at we oiler
en our K ai made Uords.
Halt wv brZufcn 1 Btc.fMicTT A Co.,
tVtAutul V ThsHll,
Uixth Mi eel:) No. B t Wahkkt ST.,
PlITLADKI.PIIIA,
AMD No. 00 Uhoauwav. Naw Yoax.
Pkrvkhtob Rei'unt. When heaUh hi baen sc-
rlflced for want of the care noccRrr to protect It,
rrgts are unavailing. Itlsbettnr to irinr than
lorrj rnl, The moel Incloineut suanon of the your is
at band, and Its cold and damp ari the source of In
nunierable dlatretslng allateuts, Tue best means of
eecaplrg them Is to keep the outward surface of the
body comfortably warm with suitable clothing, and
the Internal organ In a vlgnron condition by th 00
caelucal n- of a healthful tonic and corrective.
Winter makes tremendous draft upon tbs vital
forces, aud therefore It I a season when a pure vege
table stimulant and Invlgorant Ilka Ho.itsttkb'i
Stomach Bitth.s Is of lnQulte uae, eipeclally to the
weak and feeble. It gives 'lamina to the system, and
thereby enablts It to withstand the shock of cold,
which produce cough, bronchitis, catarrh, and other
diseases of the organs of respiration. Dyspepsia and
every spsclos si lndlgeitlon are also greatly aggra
vated by cold damp weather, and for these com.
plaints the Bittbbs are aa acknowledged apeciflo
Tbere 10 no fact belter known la this country, and
Indeed, throughout the civilized portions of the
Western llemisphere, than that this gonial prepara
tlon Is a swift and certain remedy for all ordinary
dlBf mf if the stomach and the liver.
Josh Billikcs Fys
The moil unollid animal irhii-h grrn't U '
lit. Mm. K Cull,
He mlkht have nl' o aldeil, tliM the
TMokt Lauukst
Hlcck of rcaly fine lushlonuble ileady-made Clothing
Is to b tuuuu at
Cixarlkh Stokes & Co.'s,,
Is p. 824 Chejnut street.
Fikb Fbencb Calf Boots and Qaitbks. The
man who has never experienced the pleasure of
wearirg a pair ut boo is made by William H. Helweg,
Is to some extent an object of commiseration. We
tpeak knowingly, having worn Helweg's boots for
year. Their comfort, bowover. is not their only
recommendation, as they are made of the best mate
rial and In the very best manner Helweg will not
employ an Incompetent workman; therefore his
work is always first-class. Ill store and factory Is
at No. 435 Arch Street, neit to the corner of Sixth.
Attention. We beg 10 call the attention of Medi
cal Practitioners aud lnva'lds toSpeer's "Standard
Wine Bitters" as a mildly stimulating, diuretic,
sudorific and tonic aid to debilitated persons from
whatever cauae, Their base Is Spear' pure Wine
without the semhUuce of medication, except by
herbs and rcots. The most delicate ladles use them
with decided iidvrmtBge. They are remarkably plea
sant to the taste. Bo.'d by DiugRlsts.
Astounding Kxports.
2uC0 cahks or consumption curb p.
Profesior Troasean, of the Children's Hospital,
Paris, reports lht, In two thousand cases of Con
sumption, In which the formula for Uphairit Frrth
lltat Cure was naed, It cured nearly every one. it
allays the cough, heals the lungs, and gives a new
lease of lite, bold tl per bottle, or six for to. John
ston, Hollo way A C'owbn, No, 602 Aroh street.
Jkwklby. Mr. William W. Casaldy, No. 11 South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of Dne ewe.ry and silverware a the city
P11rcha.1t ra can rely opon ob aiuiug a real, pure arti
cle furnhibed al a price which cannot he equalled.
He alao has a large stock of American Western
watches in all varieties and at all prices. A visit to
his store la sura 10 result in pleasure and profit.
Cabpkts. Housekeepers (and especially country
merchants and farmer visiting the city) will hud it
to their Interest by calling at J. T. Delacroix's whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse, No. 80 Soath exad
street, above Chesnnt, before pnrchaslng elsewhere
Bee advertisement In another column.
1 bbkwitii'b Nkws Dbpot, lately spened on Ones
lime!., wnit of Willi, no. hl4. ts a moilni es'&bllshinent
ol its kind in evrry respt-ct. Neily lined up, airy,
lifclii, aDd convenient, itouds conspicuously displayed.
everything in pern-ci order, it is rtaily a pleasure to
slop In bis place. We have Just received from him
"Harper's Weekly" and "Monthly," the "Allantlo
mummy, -cumiu mummy. - eui
GROCERIES, ETC.
p I N E P R U N
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E 8
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fffl WAUBUBTON'S IMPROVED VENTI
! laied, and esay-tllilne Traaa 11 am (patantwdi. In
all the taii'roved fbloBS ol lbs soaseu, CKKb
NTJT Street, next door lo in fool OOlee. 11 1 ap
financial.
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MAURIED.
CAUHBlUN-OI.Uim KS. Oa tha 1 h of ep
ten ber, by Itev. Hlchard Kva'is. Mr. J. H, iliL'jt t.
HAN to Miss BACH AKh U. ULUCUslN, of An
Kora, Pa.
TAt'ART MUNf-ntl. In (ioa'esvlhe rtteifr
Kiontv, Pa , Novnih,r 27. ny Ke. w n. Push, M
1 HUM AH TAUAUT to Miss AMANDA J. M UN
IiltlL) both of this oltv
DlliD.
ATWOOD. Burtrtenly. on the 4ih Instant nt h
laia rslle' ce. In Can.don . N I R V , youngest au
The rMiauvK- and Irmixin 01 lue inmiiy nra respect
hilly IuvIumI to altenrt the fiincrnl, from his lilier's
re-eme, Nn,n a Imrirn street, in lun-d iy, tin
Sih ln nnt, al 10 b'ci(.:k. To proceed to J.bone'T M.
K- Vauli. ,t .
HAILKT. On the XJ Instant, .1 on N D. son of
Hnry w. and o.l.ie 3. Umley, aged 3 years and 1
month.
'1 he re'eth e and frtend of the family atre rmoent-
fully tjivited ui 'tiid the funeral. rr.ra the Dari-ms'
resuim:, No S4 Oiark stri-ef fin ftinday aftemonn
at t o'ctoc. interoicnt at KDenrrer W. K. Church
Vfiilf.
OIBW7V On the 31 Instant,. Mr. BOllERT OIB
ON. Red is years.
the relatives -nil fi'tnds of the fnroOy. alsa the
Apollo I.ole. N11 f, K of P: xtjo the emplnym of
the Kslr rt I I Korir" i iim Hoiln M ill are na rully
Invlled to aiie"d his funeral, from tils Ut rnsldnnce.
No. VSM Pale horn lrxi, on i-iindny afternoon at t
O'clr-ck. To proceed in Franklin CrmetvTr.
K A IhEK On the 8d lusiaui, atier Ion? sorrlnir,
our beioved mother. MARIA AWN A KAlaUK, lu
tte itth year of her age.
The relailvt-a and friends ol tbe family are in vtteit
to attend the funeral, from her lain rt-Hldunce, H. K.
corner or Tweirih and Jellcraon strea'.s. on Udiiday
next at 1 s'c.nek 1'. M.
Mo('CKM ICK. on tne Rd Instant, Mrs. JANK
HiCilHMK K, lu the ho h year of her age.
1 he rnlallves and friends of tna famuy are respect
hilly Invited te an end 'ho funeral, from the residence
ot lierspn-ln- nw. Jacks in Wn1 c, -t. ej corner of Krrtnt
and (iiiR nstroHis.onHufiday alfrnooii al l'2'i o'clock,
To pri cend lo Wbarion bireul M. K. Cnurch.
HI YKRSt. ACUI'STU-l Wl f.LK ri'. so.i of William
L. and the late I'h. be Mjeri. in the iili year or hli
HP.
Tiie relaMves and Mends of the family are Invited
to attend hli tnnernl, from his fiitliet'.i residence, No.
1151 Paul street. Fraiikfird on Sunday arie'uoon. tne
sth InsiBtit, all o'clock. To proceed to C-(lar Hill
Cemetery.
t-HKRN. On the 2d Instant, Mr. PATRICK
BH l'.KN, aged 65 year-.
1 he relaiives and friends of the rXmlly are Invited
toatiend the funeral, from his laie resllence. No 1240
H a Do.o-k street below I hnmDsuu oo ui (tiy nirirn
Ing a v', o'clock. Services aDd Interment at su Ml
clarl's. WATFB8.-Wednesday, December J, HUSKY A"
WA li ltS, Htjed K'.l yea's
The relatives and friends of the fnmlly are rnspect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, Io IH28 Marshall street (.be nw Prlroo street,
between Thirteenth and Broad), on Sunday afternoon
at 1 o'clock, funeral services at -. Tereia's Church.
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M. Cc me Bark to KMn (ong) Olerlbel.
hi. Aiiudiie( Polka Meauurki.). a. Taleiy.
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books )iublishea within tae last two years In Lou
don, and lo h had In treat pro i union al
II AA Kb. No. 7ii nANSOM STREET.
The arnstio designs. elt-Kanily prluted lu colon, In
lariie slr.ed plelnrna, with hold osnres. make IQein
not only very a tractive but very iinprov lii
Here you will sew. in aluiust enditss variety, and at
lower prlcea than much inferior American edulons,
UOOIIB liir an a' nt iritu o.ur n t jj nu.u,
a it UBteaiable. up to the young master's Books of
Adveuuir- or Mnorts, or the young lulas Interfiling
biory r J-'alry Tale.
An eurlv lnspeuion of this attractive stock Is
Invlied, while toe assortmeut Is complete aud full
attention ran he iriven. at
HAZAKD'H KMILI9H BOOK8TOKR,
No. in ANisOll btreot, bwtwteo Hevtnth and
Ulghlli atreew, 10 1
TLfa is aa opportunity that doea not often occur, as the whole stock trill be sol J. Oar immense house is loaled with GARMENT 1 of
every description, made np in tL best manne.'. Whilst we are not entirely through with the Stook Aoconnt, yet we are letting a greit
many of the Goods go now. We eViall be entirely ready, Jiowever, aud the GREAT SALE will commenoe
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1.
The Store will be open early, and not closed nntil late. An extra number of Salesmen will be engaged, and prompt and polite attentt ta
given to all. We make this eaily NOTICE, so that large publicity may be given.
WANAMAKER BROWN,
O A. X HAL L,
8. E. CORNEIR SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
KoTB.--We shall keep open till 9 o'olook every evening, eo that those who cannot oome through the day may hare the ad vantage of th
DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AT
TIIE " BEE-HIVR'
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
Will offer daring the Holidays an elegant assortment
OF KEW ASD DESIRABLE GOODS,
Chiefly rurchnscd at tlie Eeccnt Largo
Auction Sales,
At about ene.half the Importation eoi i, eomprlslsg
FAcr DRESS GOODS
In large variety, from 2S cents to 160peryarl,
B1LK9 AND SATINS,
mens BBOCHB AND PAHLBY BHAWU,
From fig to tin.
FINH6T QUALITY FURS IN RUSSIAN BABLT3,
HUDaOJf BAT BABI.B,
auuhican sablb,
:rotal krmink, uhinchilla, hto. eto.
BSAIi ASIBACHAK SACQCm, iLVStBS, AND
BATS.
Fine Cloaks.
A splendid collection In Velvet. Fluah, Montagnic
Velvet Cloths. Blacks and Colors; Rich Astraohan
and Seal Clotba. Alao. Opera and Party Cloaks.
Ladles' and Children's Farnlshlnz tioods, Hearts,
Ties, Laces, Embroideries, Plain and Fancy Hdkfs.,
French Is eta, Etc.
Hosiery aud Gloves ot all kinds.
Daruatk. Table Clotha and Napkins, Plane and
Table Covers, and other useful aud ornamental arti
cles too multitudinous to aim-aerate, all of which
will be sold
At a Uroat Sucrifke from theOrijyinal Cost.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
TnB ''BKB-H1TE,"
No. OCO CHCSNUT Street,
11 6 Imw PIIILADHLPIIIA.
5
DRY GOODS.
L1HEH STORE,
fio, 820 ARCH STREET.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. Cor. NINTH and MARKET.
BLACK BKAVERS.
BLACK CHINCHILLAS.
BLACK VELOURS.
BLACK ASTRACIIANS.
BLACK MOSCOWS.
BLACK DOESKINS.
BLACK VELVETEENS.
BLACK SILK VELVETS.
WHITE CHINCHILLAS.
"WHITE CLOTHS.
FANCY CLOAKINGS.
FANCY CASSIMESKS.
Wblch, wltU others, make a stock unsur
passed lu variety aud cheapness, and embraoea
every desirable thing In Woollens. r 26 istuamrp
y ARB U R T O N,
Ko. 1001 CIIESXDT Street,
FOR ONE WEEK 0NL Y.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
SAt'BIFKK! NACBIFIClil SACBiriCBI
HALF PRICE ! HALF PRICE !
Having dlspoaedef the Lease and Flxlartaof the
Blore,
The Whole or ur Stock Must be Sold Oat
by the 6th of December.
A rnrtber Redaction of Flfteeu Pev Cent;
On the previous great tedaetioa el
THlKTT-FlVJa PR CJtKT. tKLOW COST,
Fifteen tVnls Extra Discount vrill be taken
off Eacn Dollar i'ureliahci.
TUB CHATlsT BARUA1KS OFFERED
IN TUIH CITY
In RFAL and IMITATION LACB 600DS, HM
BROlDJiMlK'S, SI LIB, BAT1NH, VELVBTB, RIB
KOAb, eis. Wears detarn-lo'd toe leas out ana atoci
EKGARCLEfcS OF COdT.
BALKS P0B1TIVB ND WITHOUX BBqFRVB
FOB OKU WUKft.
WAKRDRT0X,
K. 1001 (IIISNI I (street.
SEVERAL CHEAP LOTS
OF
TO WELLS BY THE IAKD,
TABLE LI5E,S,
ArKIJJS,
LINES HANDKERCHIEFS.
The largest stock or LINEN GOODS in
the City. o 30 wfmj
NOVEMBER, 1868.
Special Demonstration This Day
WE OFFEH A MAGXIFICFCNr BTOCK OF
VELVETEENS, from $ 1-26 to It per yard.
PAI8LKY AND BKOUHH SUAWLt
KiW hTYLE OF PLAXJU t llivWlS,
BLANKETS, QUILT St AND COVKKLID3.
CLOAK JNGa, CLOTHS, AND CAblMaUnS.
TALLK LINJtNa, fi.ASMil.'S, AUO MCSLtNi
BLACK ell.KL. AND KOUliJ COLOniCU rtlLbIS
blLK TOfLlMrt WOOL 1'OPJ.INS, ALPAUAS
Etc. Ktc,
At UnjireeetleuU'dly Lotv Trices! !l
Wa can aiiord 10 sail tlie e viflity ot tioods aa
kept on Cuteuut ancei or Jb'gM.i mreel, at niuoa
low.r prlcta, as oar krene ar it it UNU-UALk
Let tfce eommunlty iiiIur ol this i.utt oAjs TUxiR
ilONH-V AM) Till iU Hilt.
JOSEPH H. THORWLEY.
N. K. Cor. EIUlITIi aud Sl'lilXi GARDEN,
U3mb ' P ILADEIPHIA.
(Ptablisbed !u is.i
INDIA SHAWLvS AND SCAKFS
CEOKCE FWYER,
No. Oia CIIKbNUT 6TUEET
Invitei attenttcn to tna stock ol
Dent India Camel's Hair Mia wis X' ScarCj.
A lae, au elegant atock ot t-ILK In Blacka and
Cokira; FANCY eiLK PLU.MIia, FOPLLKb
KHA WLb. and FANCY HOOIXS.
INDIA tliAWLS ASiD BCAttb'H altered and ra
paired, at d aleaned In a oy.no Eunnaer. ID 80 Zmrp
j'AILL MOU KNJWIJ,
1AAIILY MUUBNINQ
EVliBV ARTICLB TOR FirWT AND BEOONtD
Mill) HIS I IN U WKAH.
DHM-H UOODH. tONNiiTB.
(4HAVI.S, V11LH, CKAFR-i. COLLARS, KTO ,
At prleea te ecmpeta wlih tb present aaorlflcelrj
DBY OOOD3.
MYEBS' New Mourning Store,
Ke. 1118 CHJJJBNDT htreet,
11 18 Imw2m ttlKARD BOW-
11 24
TNDIA H H AWL R.
X JuHt recn'ved, direct Irom Calcutta, a tew roal
.ludla Caaliuieie
M II A W t. H,
Imported aud (or sale br
J. W. HI'LOH MOWW,
11 30 lwrp No. Sit M. FUO.N1 BlisuU
r0 PROPRIETORS OF
HOTELS, BOARDING-HOUSES
SHIPPING.
We have a special Wholesale Department lor anp
plying LINEN AND COTTON BHKLTINQ, TOW
ELB, NAPKINS, BINOLK BKI AND. BBBTH
BLANK 1TB, and otaer goods panioulaxij adapted
to your wants.
All the above kinds ol UOOD-i loads ap at abort
notice u aea urea
S1RAWBRIDGE L CLOTHIER,
CENTHAL DUX OOODS STOKE,
COB, ElOUTU AHI HAItEET ItnKKW
DRY GOODS.
CHEISTMAS TIMES,-
1868. 18G8.
We invl e csreelal attention to the following mag.
nllircn: auortment
OF GOO S t- T0ITAB1 E FOB
USI FUL H011DAY PRESENTS.
l'oii.tAii!i(1ue Laces, I ,n ' '
limy LiiVi p, f ' niik;rt' hiefs,
YulciiGleuiic 'lace. J ' ,,d Belies.
Th rratl luce Yells, India SearfM,
Ladies' Kouian a i d Fancy Silk Scarf-J antl
Ties,
Fmlirolderfes, Linen Sets, Collars and Cufls,
Joiivin't Firsl qiiulily Kid tiloves, Cloth
and every variety ol' Fancy UIotcs,
Together with our larjjc and Complete
Mock of
DHESS GOODS.
Silks lilack, l'l;iin,and Fancy.
Pim Dros. & CtV. First Quality Irish
Fopiins.
Yeloiir Foplins, Silk ami Wool J'oiIIns,
Series, l'laitls, Etc. Etc.
LADIES' CLOAKING CLOTHS.
AbTUAUIANS VKLVKT, BMAVKaS. AND
CHINCHILLAS.
CLOTHS. CASSIMi: U'..S, DOK4KINS, AND VHil
INUB, for ileu s aud Boy'a Wear.
Ve Offer our Entire Stock at the YEItY
LOWEST 1'IUCES,
And requeat aa examination of tbe same.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
114
PHILADELPHIA.
flJARBURTON.
SIOKEKEEPERS, DRKSHM AKEHS, MIf.
LINKHS AND OT1IKK3.
FOR THE LAST WEKK
WE WILL OPFKR JOH LOTS
AT HALF PRICE,
TO QUICK AND PROMPT BUYERS
GREAT BARUAIN-J WILL BE GIVEN.
ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT ll 23 tf
OK 15 CENTS ON EACH DOLLAR.
GOBELIN TAPESTRY
AMD
IMUiUirr TAltfaK COVLUS.
Joat rt eelvad, an lnvaloe of tlioe RICH QOOD3, In
Crlnifcon, Ureeu, Maroon, Bine, Blsuark, and Colnla
Colois, Irom i ap. A Real Bargain.
AL0,
A LA KG K ASSORTMENT OF
Rich Embroidered Tabic and Piano Covers,
AND VACBY ELK1ANT LACB CPRTAINS,
IN KKVf DB-ilGNM.
SDEPWllDjYAXflARLKCEX-JHRIlIiOy,
No. 100S CIIIiSNUT STREET,
11 so raw n tip PHILADELPHIA.
CLOAKS.
(1I-OAKS-CI.OAHS.-Tb crowd or out.
J tamtran ho dully visit our ittore wail
toiivlnre every one Itiat It la (he place to
secure ibe uevi eat My lea. Tbe linen
qualllleNNiid tbe beat work at Ibe uioat
reaaouubie irlr-M. II FX It Y I VK.vS,
Mo. 23Sontli MX 1 11 Street.
(1I.OAKN-('I.O.IUN.-Whl every ant
) fcaja in iin t h true, and Ibcy all any
you -au buy lh anoat lashloiaable, Ihe
best aud vbeajieat t'loakn lu Ibe !, at
III 1(1 IVK.W,
li atniii!oi Ko. m; n. NIM Mtroet.