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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHIL ADELPHIA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, irfCS.
NEW' TOUKISMS.
lYom Our Own Ootretonn'
A'iv Tobk, Deo. 8, 1868,
To-day
Otlimi 6.KAHT,
having arrived tier on tfaaday by th 10
o'clock New Urn train, aoo! engaged rojmi
t tbe St. NlolioUs, U expected to "assUfata
fanblonable wedding.
The wedding la tbat of Major Benjamin to a
dangbterorez-OoTernor Flin.
Tbe morning wedding U expected to be fol
lowed by a grand evening reception, held by
Mra. Marshall O. Roberts at her busband'a real
denoe.on Fllta avenue.
General Grant will assist there also.
Luckily, Mr. O. UooerU' aulteaof rooms In
elnde an elegant smoking-room.
Butnnllkeotber great men who will have to be
"asslHted" anwomedly by the time midnight
arrived, I don't believe tbat the General will
require any aselalanoe but his own when bad
time on me.
They say that If Parton had not written tbat
dreadful libel on smoker. In the Atlantic, he
might have beoome the new President's private
secretary.
What I have already hinted about
VI,OClI'KOI.STS
In this city has come true.
A fashionable Veloolpede Riding School has
been established on Broadway, near Twenty
second street.
Those who have become adepts In the new
art exhibit themselves lally.
Which UlUr word reminds me that It some'
times appears on the pUy-hllls as a proper
nouu lu connection with certain somiatlon
pjs.
Bdievo me, we shall soon btve another ori
ginal drama by the author of Under the Qai
lithi, entitled the Velooiitedit'' Vengeance; or.
tht Cinder- Wenches oj HflitnlenOvil."
FRANK LfcSLlK
hps drawn the $i5U0 prize ut tae Dorby Athe
Sipum.
Tuere Is nan oh good feeling between Mr.
Leslie aod Mr. Derby, but whether as au ante
cedent or a consequent I canoot say.
All tbat I can say Is, that if I should have
drawn the prize I should fdel towards Mr.Darby
like a brotner.
IK. ENULAND'S assaulter,
a brutal pollouimn, numed McUoinb, has
been Ulmuinsed from the police force, a punUh
ment valuable to Inuoceut victims, but a hundred-fold
loo good for him,
THE BUBINK88 OF RBPOKTER
In tbls city is neither pleaaaut nor safe-
Ko other sort of men excoptlui? horse-oir
drivers and couduclors work so much for j
little.
One or tbe best stenographers in the city, Mr.
James Roberts, wno was lately In tbe baoltof
reporting eases pronilucuou-ly, died on Satur
day night from wounds received soma weeks
ago at a political meeting.
As c rule reporters here are an unappreciated,
HI-paid det.
HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN,
the writer of a thousand stories, all of them
good, Is In reality com In lo this country early
In February. He will brintj wltu him bis baoil
of stopping at friends' houbes and relating im
promptu ta'CF.
He is going to be toted round by Professor
Pant U. Moiling, and if the readers of The
Tkleqbai'h are so willing to aruo themselves
nnkuown as toprofess no knowledge of i':o
fessor Llndlug, I would remind them tbat hi
Is a countrj man of Andersen's, nud author of
' the new wm kof fl )ilon, Robert Fulton."
It Is or,ic! stood that Wixwl's Museu u has
I leu trjitu lo engage hliu fur the 8 ilurJuy'a
instineeef chlMreu, bin Audcmoa rejects the
offer with cotiii mpt.
CORONER FLYNN
laoon'lnninsj to mate ti lool tf himself about
the Gaw wuml homicide.
8u pet iti (ei.de ut Kennedy pent an attorney to
represent htm at the Inquest, but the ferocious
Fljnn uiteily refuoed to proceed with the in
quest on'il Kennedy was forthcoming.
Kenntily not forlhcomlug, the luqaost was
adjourned.
Thursday evening Is set aside by the
7TH AND 22fr-HKClMISNTa
for their gruud concert and bull at the Academy
Music.
Many Philadelphia ladles wlil be there.
Attorney-General UreUr wl;l assist, and
resent the '11X Regiment witn a largo hllvd'
pnnch-bowl ou behalf of their Lous flrauuh
gnestB.
REV CYRHS D. FOSS,
of tbe M. K. Ubuicfi, lu Tiirty furth s'r'.-et
rear EU.Mii nvesne, has been thundering
against the theatres. He sys the theatre li
the gate of iwrdltlob; an J 1 suppose, aooordlug
. to that, the circus Is twJ.sates to tue same 1 n
terestlug llioroiU'hf ire.
Tbe most profound portion of his discourse
is Ibe conclndlng siftteuieut, which la that ho
was never iu a theatre- in his life.
There are enough "stupid" lu the world
without the need of any sl.tndlug in the pulpit
OLD BATEMAK
Is distinguishing himself by his auDouncemen
of another opera by OllVnbiioh, entitled Let
JJavardi, in whloh Tostee assumes the part ui
a needy young nobleman.
I hope the won't have lo slug much, for 11 s'ie
does, I fear the andieuce will discover that lliu
Myonng nobleman" Is more neeJy lu respect to
voice ttan anything else ali baiia.
cityTtems.
Wk ouarantf.1 oil jirlf.-i luwr than the
lotMit rtteuihere; alto puar.tnt6 fall
taUf ction to Cftry purchaser, or tht
tale, cancelled and ini,ey rcundol
Jbctkctiok io Ovk Patkuns. To ful y carry out
- tbe above busluess iu o at the pruseul lime
we bave
Bkovcbo Ai.r. Pricks Oar stock of Moo's, Yo'ithV.
Boja', and Cbtldteu's Ready made Cloihlug,
wlitcb la large, tcompletc, nd comprehensive
ootgb to embrace all desirable sijlts, sIbm,
and klads,
Most All Be SoCd, as It was mannfnctiirea for thut
(special purpose. T) Insure thli we Intend
to continue, as boretoion, to give all cus
tomers More Valtjk yoa Tbtkib Money than they cn gat
eUewbere, under any t,ud all clroumscaucei
Call on us, berour prlcis, and examine our
toods before puicbksloK.
WdtWl between " Benwett A Oo..
fifth OtK t 'lOWBi IITt,.
HUlh ttr'i t ) No. 0 1 H M AUK Kt T ,
FillLADHl.PIll-.,
Amp Ko tO Bhoiiwy, is.w Yok.
ymB rEHoa Calt Boots and Gaitbs The
nan wbo has neytr experienced ibe pleasure of
wearlrg a pair ot boois made oy William U. Uelwee,
is to some extent an object of commiseration. We
speak knowingly, havlof wora Uelweg's boot for
1 years. Tbeir comfort, bowever, is not their only
recommendation, as ibey are made ol the best mala
rial and In lb very best man uer llelweg wlH noi
i employ so ln"ompetent w. rkuiani therefore bla
: work I always flrst-olass. HUvire and factory Is
i ax Mo. MS Area f treat, next tojhe crqerof BtxtU.
AS10UNUIN8 KEroBTS.
ImO CASks oe ooNsruPrioN cubed.
Profratnr Irosneau, of lh UHildren's lloiplul.
Paris, reports Hil, In two tli..iihauU caana of Onu
sumption, la which the foun ds for Uphain i Fresh
iltat furewaauied. It ciind lumrly every oao. It
allays I Ke ".ut'li, hKla the Iiiiibs, and glffs a new
1,8 f.n ;h. mild fl per h '! or k'.i lor f J tus
H.JlWWlVU V'.'W S JS'vHW Archttft-.V.
Mehenck'a Polmonlc Nyrnp,
Seaweed Tonlo and Mandrake Pills will core
Consumption, Liver Oomplalnt, and Dyspepsia,
if taken according to the directions. Tlieyar
all three to be taken at tbe same lime. Tuey
cleanse tbestomaob, relax the liver, aod pat It
to work; then the appetite becomes srood; the
food digests and makes good blooi; the patient
begins to grow In flesh; tbe diseased matter
Hpeaslntbe longs, and tbe patient outgrows
the disease and gels well. This Is the only way
to core Consumption.
To these turee medlolnes Dr. J. It. Scbenck,
of Philadelphia, owes bla nnrlvalled anooess in
the treatment of Pulmonary Consumption.
Tbe Pulmonic Hyrnp ripens tbe morbid matter
In the longs, nature throws It off by an easy
expectoration, for when the phlegm or matter
is ripe a slight cough will throw It ofT, aad the
patient has rest and the lungs begin lo beat.
To do this, the Seaweed Tonlo and Mandrake
Pills most r-e freely used lo cleanse tbe s to mac a
and liver, so that the Pulmonlo Byrnp and the
food will make good blood.
Foli nek's Mandrake Tills act upon the liver,
removing a'l obstructions, lelax tbe ducts of
I ho gall bladder, the bi e starts freely, and the
jiver Is soon relieved; tbe stools will show what
the riils can d ; nothli g bas ever been lu
vented, exot pi calomel (a deadly poison which
la very dauuerous to use unless with great oare,
that will unlock the gall bladder and start the
tecrbtlons of ibe Uvir like Bohenck's Mandrake
rills.
Liver Complaint Is one of the most prominent
causes of Consumption.
bebenck's Seaweed Tonlo is a gmtle stimu
lant and altrratlvc, and tbe alkali iu tbe Sea
weed, wb' jO this preparation Is made of, assists
the stomaoh to throw out tbe gastrlo Juloe to
dissolve the food with tbe Pulmoulo Hyrup
and It Is made Into good blood without fermen
fa' ion or souring; in ihe stomach.
The great reason why physlolans do not cure
Consumption la, they try to do too much; they
give medicine to stop tbe oouga, to atop ohllls,
lo atop nlgbt sweats, heotlo fever, and by so
doing tbey derange the whole digestive powers,
locking up the secretions, and eventually the
I atn ut sinks and dies..
Dr. Bohenck, in bis treatment, does not try to
etop a cough, night sweats, ohllU, or fever. Rh
move the canse, and they will all stop of their
own accord. No one can be cured of Consump
tion, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, CaUrro
Canker, Ulcerated Throat, uulesa the liver and
stomach are made healthy.
If a person bas consumption, of course the
lungs In some way are diseased; either tubercles,
bbsiwsses.brohchUl Irritation, pleural adhalon,
or the lung are a mass of lullamrmtloa and
fust decaying. In such cases what must ba
done? It Is not only the lungs tbatare wasting,
but it Is tbe whole body. Tue stomaoii and liver
have lost their power to make blood out of food.
Now, the only chuuee is to take Dr. Suhenok's
three medicine, whloh will bring up a tone to
tbe stomach, the patient will begin to want
food, it will digest easily and make good blood;
then the patient begins to gala in fliMh,.indR9
soon as tbe body begins to grow, the lung com.
mtnee toxical up, and the patient gets liemy
and well. This is the only way to euro Cou
tumpiion. Wlien tbere Is no lung disease and only Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, Sohenck's HeawoeJ
Tonlo and Mandrake Pills are sutflelont, with
out the Pulmonic Syrup. Take the Mandrake
Pills freely la ail bllluu complaints, as they
are pei ft oily burnilo-a.
Dr. Scbenck, who has erjoyed uninterrupted
health for many years past, and now wrdg'js
two huudred and twenty-live pounds, was
wasted to a mere skeleton, in the very last
stuge of Pulmonary Consumption, his physi
cians baviog pronounced his caso hopeless uud
abundoned him to his late. He was cured by
the aforesaid medicines, aud since his recovery
many thousands, similarly atllicted, have used
Dr.Hchenck's preparation with the same re
markable fcuccess. Full directions acoompany
each, making it not absolutely necessary to
personally sco Dr Hchenck, unless patents
wir.h tbeir lungs examined, and for tbls pur
pose he Is professionally at his Principal OiDae,
Philadelphia, ever)- (Saturday, where all letters
for advice must be addressed. He Is also pro
fessionally at No. 82 Bond street, New York
every other Tuesday, aud at No 3r Ifauover
street, Boston, every other Wednesday. He
gives aovice free, bnt foralhorouga examina
tion with his Re8plrometer tbe price is $5
Office hours at eacu city from 0 A. M. to 3 r. M.
Price of the Pulmonary Byrup and tfeawued
Tonlo each 1 50 per bottle, or J7 50 a hall dozen.
Mandrake Pills, 2o cents per box.
Wad Huston's Extka Annuncemknt. Tbe
propil-'ior of ibe large Faucy Uoodt JvnUllsu.
meut, Bo. ltU Cbesnut strett, u,akes an extra an
ntuEcemanu tj the efl'oui that only two days now ra
main In which the ruhilo c n take advantage of tbe
veiy low rates at wblc'i a large and valuable stjulc of
dress gooes are being sold. What la lett ot to-ly
ana to-c-.orrew Hhuu d lmaaedl.tely be Improved by
storekeprs. dressmakers, mllllneri, aod ihs ladies
generally In examining ihe Hue selection of tabrlui
hero ut every laiagtuaMsklud. Tnesa are great oar
gains aod when we sp alt of great barytas, we mesa
It practlcal'y anJ truihtully. There la a lartroarclc
un baud, the eitahliahmro t lsto becUised Wo-iossd ty
evening, and the gods must bssjul. Talsbalnsta i
esse, the oarie", who has dralt la none but very
bait oi fabrl.-s, makes, in alditlju lo a general do
cra:se lu pr ces. a deduoilon of U.teea cuts ou every
dollai's woith ol gf-ods i ureua-e'. It ibli ' not re"
snnable, spsak to us nj mars of d soiiuots ana law
rat.s.
Josit Eli,' iMis liiios Lhait io SrAir:
1 hat Bhlps are called Sins b.katno t&a always keep
a ui&u ou tbe looltou.
That turning water luto wine U a morlkle In these
Coys worth at loam sou jier cint
Ti at the store ilof es made at
NO. S.4C'Ha.SMDT BTUKIIT
trejtst alieRd of uy other store clu'.bssyet urol into
lh notire, and be oonaldars bltself Ihe ciatlu
hivge, aid koclident tally refvri uuto
f Haiitrs Sri'KKs & (Jo.
jKRmr.y.-Mf. William W. Canldy, No. U$u'h
r-ocoi cl slrert. baa tbe largt and most attru-ilve
uxorimenl of flue ewe ry aud silverware alheclty
furchantrs can rely upon ob ainlug a real, puraartl
clu lurulsbed at a prlee whhMi canuol bs e inalleil.
Uu alo has a larg stock of Amoileau Woiru
wairlira In all varlwtles and ut all prices. A visit to
bis sine Is bure io r"Mill in ph-amm aud jiroiit.
TO SH'l'llL'ILbKKS.
lui'dHTiNT NoTitst Trial of Knowllou's Bive
fcioll baw at Net, iiu's Yard, Itcum jad..We 'u-s liy,
DwetutcrU, at II ucl:c A.M., lu Hi a prvseuce o
our pr nil. ent bnild r aud arilsaus.
All IntbrrKied la the lutroduclon of labor-saving
machinery are luvlied.
TiiEO. F. TiVL'iR Ageut,
No. I7ul North strtot,
Iors Bkmovkd To Nr. S'p. Riisbla Unison Bay
Mltk, Hi,bie, Djrk Squirrel, etc, of the bsst qialt
ties, at the mobt reaio'auie price, at our nwaud
I ght store, o. aiuarch etreat, botivacn Jfifth aod
Pixth, tieaoe give us a call.
J OH LP u Rossniiaou & Co.
P.P. No buslncBS tiaiisaou'd ou Mturdy, Kuis
aiteiea and r.iuirni, i-ein 'lr sin. 51u,
"Fium Pkihk; or, tha Mouoiain Girl's Iivs."
piibll' hul iti h iluv la una , f the iut, If no. ttiu liM
hud mi st aunurhoiK atoiy ever wriile i by Mm,
fru"tb onb. ti hoiiiOs In ihil Hog tanldnitH. 1 1
en aii H In lu'e-esi in evt-ry a ep and culuiluatvii in a
uimriul and ktr'lluic manut r. Wm oall Liix aitn.
' lien til .U' reulfiH t i It, knowing ih It lut-y o uv
emi r no in I a periiHal. tliy wi.i uiKlnrsx avu.y wnrl
wm i,av aid in li uruh . K Is pubii.sul b I' 11
I'liiT on it UiotljurH, 11, ll. 1 1-1 (:, I In a Urgadii
UhcIii.o !!''. li, . I unlmriti 1m wli h aM hr prnvi Ms
woiss, and hold at low prlus ol f I 1 1 in olmu, or
1 1 In paiu r iuvr. and win bn shi t frw of p'xlaca
'.i,vn me'lpt -A timprle; U;".U'; L''j.,
CAmran . Boasekeepra (and espaolally ooentry
mercbanis and farmers vtsltlDg tbe rlt) will aad It
to their Interest by calling at J. T. Oslaorols's whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse, No. m Sooth tieooad
street, above Cbtanot, before purchasing elsewhere
See advertlsemeat In another col am n.
eaovu Bakbb's Blghset rremlnm Be wins
Machines, Ko. Tan Ohwnnt strat.
1 Sfswrrs'i Nawa Dxpor. lately opened en One
nut si., west ufetlun. No. al4. Is a mwtnl eablSiiimui
ol lis kind in evrry rasp-ot. NeaOy rivtnd o. airy,
light, aod con vrnlput, goooa conaplcaoualy rtplaral
fteryiblng la perr-c omar, It is rily niaasarn to
smp in nis piaea. we nave uat rawival
Harpers waiy"
;hly." "Pernio
Month
We tmve lust rt-fwivad from til in
ana -mouiniy," ID "Aliaallc
Morrthlv eto
LFWIB OATJL. On the sd Instant, by t e Key. .
Il.t'rs'ie. M bis residence, No. (Mil Wa'nilt street.
I'AVIUK IWIs of liarny. Unlaw ra nonniy, and
UattltlHT A. UAUL, of KlogsesMng, Philadelphia.
N YDKK-KKKMXCN VOLU On NmDr tl
b Hev. Ir. mnrd. Mr M I lCoM II. HNVUKIt lo
Msw LIZiiifi i, ita,a DKJUVOLL, aU of this olty.
DIED.
ABB IHON.-Oa tha 1 1 h Instant, PHT t B A B aiSOS .
lu the Tin ) er ol his age.
1 he ruiat'vtsi and iritfuds of the family B'e res'wct
ftilly luviled to aiiend bis lutii ral, Irom his late rvl
ilHLcf, or liuatleiua pike, near llu-t'i-liiii, in Toil it
day, ma loih luatant. To proceed to tbe Fenu Uum.
tr, 'iimmerti o.
ATWOOD. Suddenly, on tbe 4th tnatant at bis
luie reslrlei ce, lu Camden DA N I R(. V , youugex Son
ol Hev. Aulbon) Atwuud.aged t3 yearn,
Tbe rttlaiivta, anu n-ieacu ui urn laaniiy are rrP'ct
ty luvitwl to aiwtnd tue ront-ral, from uu riii-r i
reaidence. No. SiU atherine street, no Tuexlay. iho
Sib Ins aiit, at lu u'oiuck, T proceed to JOiuuear M.
K. Vault. UH
DLllKLL. On the tth Instant, after a llngorlng III
um, M as MAUY ANN, dauKturr of Hniuuei aud
t.arah Jane Dine I, In iuu lid year of her age.
'1 he leiatlvM, and menus ot Ihe lauiliy are ronpeat
fully Invited to a'teud m luneral, from ibe rest i-m-e
nl her parent. No. Mt Pru lord road, on Wedm-a-day
mermiig at 11 o'clock. To prooetd to Itaujver
isiicHiXauU
HtHlaN. On the S'h Instant, Mrs. B. HOCIaN, In
tbe Sir t year of her age.
The reluuvea and inenda of the family are reipeut
rnlly luvned m, aliand the fannial, from the reaidanc
ol hwrs -li-lu-lKW. Mr. W. 11. Wise. No. wii tjAinyete
auett, tn Witlm-cday morning atsij o'olnck.
All E 11 1 o aIT
Life Insurance Company,
Of 1'liiladelphia.
S. I Corner Fourth and Walnut Streets.
44- Th is Institution hat no tupcrior in the United
State 818
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To Turchasers of Holiday Presents.
MEAD & BOBBINS,
Successors to John 0. Mead & Son,
X. 15. Corner MXTU and CHESMJT Sts.,
Manufacturers of the Finest Grades of
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Ilcspectlnlly inform their customers and the
public tbat they are now prepared to oiler EX
TRAOKDINAKY INDUCK.MKXrS durlug tho
HOLIDAY SEASON, and confldenily invite an
inspection of one of the Urst stocsrs of Silver
riuted Ware lo be found In this city. Hard
Metal Sets reduced from (115 to 875 and 30 per
set. An examination of our stock will insuro
bales.
CUTLERY,
PEARL, IVORY, and RUBBER CUTLERY
In great variety, Fluted and (Jnplaled, in qimi
UlUs as required. 11 ill ilisiuoiv
I'STABLISHKI) 182S-
NO.
c.
VV. RUSSELL,
North SIXTH Street,
OFFER FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
From the best manufacturers.
FINE JEWELRY,
Of all descriptions, and latest styles.
FRENCH MARBLE CLOCKS,
Direct from Paris.
SILVER WAEE OF THE GORIIAM MANU
. FACTUIUNO COMPANY,
at lt5 3wrp
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE TRICES.
C. k A. PEQUIGN0T,
MiNTFAClCBERS OF
0
W A rr C II OASES,
Ami Dealers in Ameritnu and liuiiorted
Xo. 18 South SIXTH Street.
12 1 tfip Munufuetory, J'o. 21 & flJ TIl e:t.
A D. WARD N,
S. . Comer FIFTH antl CHESMJT Sts.,
PBEVI0U8 TO REMOVAL TO
Ko. io3 ciir.sxir stki;k r,
0ITEKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
a large and vaiued A'iaOitr.vii; i r of
Gold and Silver Watchen,
Fine Jewelry,
Sterling Silver Ware,
Tlaled Ware, Etc. Etc.,
SUITABLE IOII HOI.1 DAY UIFIH,
rusti
Ii8ii;i;s.
AT THB
lowest r oss i it Li:
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
JAOOD II A R 1 10 Y,
J KIT ELL KB,
12 1 lmrp Ko. oaa SIAltHIM Street,
LEGAL NOTICES.
LETTTRS TFSTAMETAUV UPOV TIIK
ain of HUMH J. 'IK'KIRU', decesB l,
I'avlpg hern grauiad to iih ouler9iRuHt. all pd n'mik
IiiiIhIih1 io tin said Klnl ara r-gueiitnl to niakv
iyuieui, aid lliu-a l av iik ciuiiu. or uauiauil u
InukB auawn Uh-n-mih wltimni ilulay, to
U. lliUUUAl', M. It.. Amli.litiator,
u tt iu t ; j. i..i -i.u-
TH
GREAT SALE
vr
F I W E READY-SViADE CLOTH I WG,
AS PER ARRANGEMENT WITH THE EXECUTORS.
TUE SALE HAS COMMENCED, AND IS NO W IN FULL PROGRESS AT
OAK HALL, "
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE OF THE CITY.
WE ARE RAPIDLY SELLING OFF.
PRICES BELOW THE COST OF MANUFACTURING. '
OVERCOATS. All Styles. 8UIT8. Every Description-
PANTS AND VE8TS, Hundrods of Varieties.
Per a Short Timo a Reduction of 15 Per Cent, on all Cash Salos in tho
Custom Department.
BOYS' CLOTHING,
THE VERY BEST MADE, AT HEAVY REDUCTIONS.
25 Per Cent, Discount on all manner of Gents' Furnishing Goods
Determined to close out quickly tho Stock of the lato firm, no other house can approach the low prices at hiok
vrc arc gelling tft", as the largo crowds who have filled tho store all the week can testify.
All these goods are of our own excellent make, and satisfaction warranted.
HOUSE uI'EN FROM 7 A. M. TO 9 P. M., AND SATURDAY NIGHT LATER.
Any-gai-men bought at night or any other timo cheerfully exchanged, and when not able to suit t&e-ou-tonier
the koxey reiurnld, according to our custom for years past.
An extra force of salesmen in attendance, and most careful attention given to all.
WE AHE GLAD THE PEOPLE APPRECIATE THE OPPORTUNITY, AND ARE GETTING' SITCnr
BAUGAUNS. WE HAVE BTILL AN IMMENSE STOCK.
WANAEVIAKER 3t BROWN,
OAK II A Li
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET
STREETS.
DRY GOOS.
HOLIDAY GIFTS OF
INTRINSIC VAI.HK
FOR hLE AT THE LOWE3r miOES.
BLACK BILKS,
COLORED fJILDS,
FANCY BILK-,
FASHIONABLE DIIKS3 QOOD3,
LOW PBICE DELAINES,
LOW PlUo'E CALICOES, Etc.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
yp. 28 South SFCOVD Strt.
OLIDAY GIFTS OF
H
INTRINSIC VALUxl
FOR . LE AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
FINE BROOHE SHAWLS,
LATEST STYLE CLOAKS,
LYONS SILK CLOAK VELVETS,
FISE VELVET CLOTHS,
FINEST QUALITIES ASTKACHAN LO i'd,
BILK PLUHE3, ALL COLOR'S.
VELVETEENS, DESIRABLE CLOAKINQ3.
EDVIN HALL & CO.,
oc cniTTii cirrnvn st'Mi?.''
12 8tatb2t
ni.
riIILADKl,PaiA.
ETOKES Cl WOOD
Hftvlug removed lo their NEW KTORtO,
S.1V. Cor. AIU H Iuicll-:VCXTH,
Will opea on tbe lOt ti lust.
A Fresh and Desirable Mock ol
DRY GOODS,
ri'K('IUl'It FBOII THE LATE
i U C T I 0 X S taaip
At Less Ihan Gold Cost oflniinrtallou.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS!
I'HLTLX li:SIlMS.
a ,sii,i:xi'n AssozmiEXT.
lri'CH jireatly Uctluced.
hltAWlK,
lJihWi GOODS.
il.AWUKTS.
UUlL'lH.
lAbLK LINENS,
KAPiilN'4 4ND TJWKIS,
Cl-OniH A til) C.-.E4SlM13tK3.
UUlvVH. aud rMUBBU.AS.
hhluTo. LUiiSKl'd,
.m KTO.,
AT
JOSEPH li. TMORflLCy'S,
(P uls.r H-.sn'd. Ed-' iHlii'J lu 1W),
N.E.tor. EitiUTlIttud SritINd UAKUEA,
(HWi8m6r PHli.AXIhUJ'HlA.
P. B. Pe(nn cn rU to our n or Irjm auy pin
uitbMvlly, All gouila MliVrrvU i nraiu. iy, auU iro
ol cbarat'.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
OLIDAY GOODS.
fl iait ...
ut i to ( nib-
IMCsrANCS,
W hve row on band tha larsjt
.nilDjant of V A. t:y ij(''is .vit.i1
ui ei'a,ai'tf01 low uiU-r.
HJU'KXB CLOUK8, bTAI UAKY
K' (J Klu
PA hi AN GROUFS. DrSIS, bTArCICTTBS AND
HANI H.
(HIM AND BOHEMIAN V4SKS, lOIlET
H.'l UuT'UUfT iiOM'KHn. KTt!
LAVA HUuKIW BRT-i. Ci'aR UOLDKB9,
MAM H AMITOHAUlU HKXKii.
JAHOIMKKKiso varl" ri"H g n rie iIt Dinntp"!
ou Wood ii! Hronao BKO IC A V D HI i N O nr
hi'AN l". FLO VS Kit rU14. J1AMU1MU VAjtU,
J!.'i'C. .n .
DRY GOODS.
J
O H N BUR
N 8,
STREET,
DRY GOODS.
217 SOUTH ELEVENTH
ABOVE faPRDCK.
Good Articles Duly at Low Prices
11-50 per dcz. for Watson & Armstrong's Fine
l)uiKfck Napftina.
Hi-avy Loom Damask Table Linen, 50o.,l?i
yards wide. ' '
Watson & Armstrong's Fine Damask, 1
yard, wide, 75o.
Wuiton & Arintrons's Flue Table Damask,
2 ynrds wide, vniM.
W ft I son & Armstrong's Extra Fide Damask,
H 4 and U-4 Filiow Case Linens, 60, 62, 75c
bursal ns. i
Ail Llnon Tnwels. 10. 12' i, 15. 16. 17. 20. 25o.
Keaullful ail Linen lldais , 10. li'A. IS, 20, 2'o.
Oen'8' Hemmed and Ladles' Heinstioned
Hai'kls. from 2o. up.
Lndieb', tJents', Youth's aud Misses Hosiery
Ladles' genuine Balbrlgau Hose, silk emb.,
all blzeH. K7t ,o.
I ,h dies' heavy Iron Frame Hose, reduced to
15 rents
I.'iiei' Undervtttsand Drawers, extra heavy,
Jl-W.
Oenta' pnper stout English i Hose, best lm
poiied, 87o.
Otn's' ftitrlno Rblrts, , 50, 62?, 75c. to 12 6ft.
CariwiiKbt & Warner's BUlrU and Drawers
for Opnts.
Boys ' and Misses' Merino Underdrawers,
37$o. up.
Blaukfts, Flannels and Corerlets.
All-wool FiHiinela, 35. .17 to 4Sa 12 5 stn2t
Vard wide Bwllardvale St Shaker Plmuels.SUc.
Canton FtHuneis. 12. IK 23, 25 lo 4Ho.
All-wool Blankets. yards Iohb, t l.
AINwonl Hlnnkelfi, '2. yards Ion , $1 50.
Deal S5 all-wool lllaukets la ibe olty.
gPCCIAL G A RCA INS.
2 Cues KIchardsou's Linens
1 Case l'illow Linens.
1 Case Table Nai klus.
Table Cloths. Suiierb
two to eight yards ioug.
Double Damask.
8 Cases Marseilles Quilts.
1 Case Kew Table Coverings.
100 Fairs Kith Lnce Cnrtaius.
850 i'nib'd Table and Piauo Covers.
SHEFPABD, VAX JlAllUNUn &.UIR1S0X,
Importers of llouBt'-Farniabing Dry Goods,
Ko. 1008 CHS S NUT Street,
11 2l.imbli.trp
1'HIIADKLPniA.
Ko.
iz v tuiiito'ip
a. a. HAimisoN,
IOIO CHCSNUT Stroot,
l'.ULADELrUIA,
pKMTMGilOOMS
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. Cor. NINTH and MARKET.
BLACK LKAVERS.
BLACK CHINCHILLAS.
BLACK VKLOUR3.
BLACK ASTRACIIANS.
BLACK MOSCOWS.
BLACK DOESKINS.
BLACK "VELVET JiKNS.
BLACK SILK VELVETS.
WHITE CHINCHILLAS.
WHITE CLOTHS.
FANCY CLOAKINGS.
FANCY CASSIMEEtES.
Whlcb, wltb otbeis, make a stock unsur
passed In variety and obear ness, and embraces
every desirable tblng In Woollens, f S8 fkiosmrp
INDIA SHATYLS AND SCARES
GEORGE FRYER.
No. G16 OIIESNUT STItEET
Invites attention to his stock ot
Ileal India Camel's Hair Sharfla & Scarfe.
Also, n elegant stock ol BILK9, la Blacks and
Colors: FANCY 6ILK PLUSH KB, I'OlLINb
biuwia, aud FAJ OY OOODH.
B11AWLS AND BCARF3 Slterel and r
r:irtd, Hell cLanefl L. k jnrtiut nana:, W w lowp
WARBURTOUr
I XTRA AAOUACEMEiT.
J OB THREE DAYS OXLY.
r,J:oDY, tussday, Wednesday.,
When the Store Will be rositlvelj Closed.
STOREKEEPERS,
DRESSMAKERS.
MILLINERS..
AND THE
LADIES GENERALLY.
MB WILL OFFBK JOB LOTS
At Less than Half PricOi
QUICK BUYERS W ILL SECURE
GREAT BARCA TJS
ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT
OF FIFTEEN CENTS TAKEN OFF EACH
DOLLAR PURCHASED.
WARBURTON,
So. 1004 CIIESSUr Street.
U. T. LEE,
Ko. 13 Norlli EIGHTH Street,
OPENED THIS MORNING,
JBENCH 81'KAKINU l OLLH. fATUKAti UATR.
iHjliiMJli l UUl, HH'AHH. NTATUK&.4. il k.LH.
FrUihHr iilfOtiil).
P1LK AND O.LT FANS.
ClOklog .ale ol elegant Pi. la H'auf.
500 PARIS
FANS,
BLACK, GILT
KO TWO AL KK, IN GTLT A NO
AMU WUllli
8ANWAL WOOD aud VtOljT WOOD PANS. Kta
11.1iOA.nT KKAL i.ACIS HAMJK.KK JHI KM
.. VAL. Hlr..2 2tufit. reut Harualaa.
AOVL11rt It Lai) j. KM' VttKNUil 8KWijT
OfHf H,AN WHITK TTKMarlTCHED AND
Cl-I.oBEb HOKDH.R ijDICrs.
1.AL1P' ilLKlb . tne btui and cheapen lain
market.
bfKCIALTIES IN H ANDKEKCHXEF8.
M ill opeu oil Tuesday aud Wednesday,
H-FOANT PAhlSR FLOWER VASS, on Ptdem
lain: JJCILuiItu bl.'ICKS AN1 tfiHid lor
Clillcrcu, HDD a v.na y of lixetul and iiaad
Bome UoucL tut tne Jlind'i..
E. R. LEE,
No. 43 North LIU I ITU Street,
127 U PHILADELPHIA.
E
XTRA NOTICE.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
N'os. 405 and 407 N. SECOND SL,
IiitKos eppcclal attention to his LARUE
aud L'LIXJAJiT asMorlmeut or
STAPLE AND FANCY DW GOODS
SUITABLE FOB U T
HOLIDAY PRESENTa
Tbe Entire Stork Is Offered at the Yerj
LOWEST PRICES.
?. M. NEEDLES & CO.
W.LL BEMOVE TO THE tTORE
No. 1120 CIIESXUT Street,
ABOUT JAKUABV 1,
IfllOM N, W. Corner ELEVENTH and CHE3N0T,
WBERE THEY NOW OFl'BB
SPLENDID ABBOBTMENTB Ol
Laces and Lace Goods,
Embroideries, Keck Ties.
irnmUerelilefi, Veils,
Naj klu Table Cloths, Towels, Etei
sPKCIAlLY APPROPRIATE FOR PRESENTS.
THE LKAfcE OV TEKIH PRESENT I.OCATIOR