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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH TRIPLE SHEET PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1869.
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.Fn-vn Our (hen Corrtxpondent.
Nw Yon, Pec. '22. 19M.
"All the Hnme lo lliin."
Odo of Ibe chief beauties in the character of
Count Joannes is bis indifference to money.
This be sometimes illustrates in court greatly to
the edification of the public and the amusement
of the counsel. The cose of Eleanor F. Bishop
ac;inht Robert H. Jones whs commenced by
ilm nbout three years ago, and came up yester
day once more in the Court of Common Pleas.
It was originally lnBtituted to recover SO.OOO
for falso imprisonment and malicious arrests,
nnd Count Joannes bus taken a peculiar in
tercut in it because a question of woman's tights
was concerned in it. Of late tho proceedings
have had relation to a motion of the court to bring
the case forward on tho calendar and increase
tho amount claimed from filO.OOO to f50,000.
On the Count's mentioning, with imprenemenl,
that bis motion was to increase the amount of
damages to $50,000, Mr. Beach, who was coun
sel for tho defendant, exclaimed in a somewhat
excited manner, "You can increase it to a mil
lion if you wish."
"Very well," returned Ihe imperturbable
Count;" "I take you at your word. A million
let it lie," and resuming his scat be began to
veutilatc to a knot of scmi-dcml admirers his
intentions with respect to tho McForland trial,
lie intends to do all bo can to have that Injured
man tried by a jury of bis peers the first
qiialiffcntion of whom is that they shall all have
wives as chaste as Civsar's wife, and, if possible,
even more above suspicion.
John Itrnl.
Although John Real, who killed Officer 8me
dick, is far gone In consumption, and will pro
bably not live six months, he is taking as much
interest in the possibility of being set at liberty
as though he were good for twenty years more
of pleasurable freedom. Ho Is hardly more than
mere skin and bones, and his moral nature seems
to have grown as emaciated as his body. Ills
counsel, cx-Judge Stuart, contends that the
Supremo Court, which denied Real a new trial,
was an invalid tribunal under the provisions of
the new State Constitution, which emphaticully
forbids a judge who has tried a case from taking
n purl in it upon appeal. Judge Barnard origi
nally tried the case, and hence became disquali
fied from deciding in it upon appeal. The
Supremo Court Room Las been crowded to ex
cess during Ihe development of these newphascs
in the Real case, and will continue to be so until
some ultimate decision has been arrived at.
Thins Theatrical.
A little bird, call it a journalistic magpie, has
whispered to me that at least two theatres in
this city are about to pass into other hands.
One of these is tho Tammany, which, by-the-by,
eecms to have experienced the process known as
"passing into other hands" ever since its first
inception. The expenses are very great, but
. somehow or other people won't go there. Tho
attractions there of late have been of the most
Mood-thirsty and harrowing description, but the
star of the Tammany, under the present ma
nagement at least, seems on tho decline. Yet
Jlr. Leonard Grjver looks happy enough to be
long to the Fat Men's Club, and is as beaming
and debonnair as he ever was during bis palmy
days at Washington or his Sinn-f ul days at the
Chcsnut Street Theatre, Hilladelphia. The
other theatre over whose spirit u change is to
creep is the Fifth Avenue. Mr. Daly has done
artistically well there, but he has lost
money. He tried hard to cmulato
"Wallack's, and even surpassed that brilliant old
iogylsm in the style in which several of his
plays were produced. He pays larger salaries
to the members of his stock company, and he
ought to pack bis little theatre nightly, but he
don't. Perhaps this is partly duo to the fact
t Jint personally he is. timid, almost bashful an
Ktrcmely phenomenal accident for one who has
ten so much of the world. To be bashful is a
(tonstrobity in a newspaper man, as Mr. Daly
)as been. In a theatrical manager it is abso
lutely criminal. If Mr. Daly would only thaw,
and stay thawed, he would make many friends.
And is not the art of making frlonds a part of
the art of success in life, whether a man be a
crossing-sweeper or a sensation newspaper in
terviewer? Dir. Train.
George Francis Train and the Cooper Institute
have bad a fight, and Mr. Train lays his damages
at $2000. On Sunday evening he was to have
preached I mean lectured on the "Old Fogies
of the Bible." In consequence of his having
blazoned bis intentions, however, In a manner
distasteful to the political creed of the pro
prietors of that building, he found, on proceed
ing thither, the doors closed against him. He
forthwith went home, wrote fifty-five letters
and as many epigrams to the daily and weekly
press of this city, and procured one of the most
exteuBlvo and gratis advertisements of the
period. Ali Baba.
NIS1CAL AND DRAMATIC.
The Cltv Amuaemrmta.
Itaman Oi-eka A season or fourteen perform
ances of Italian opera will commeuen on Monday
Bext at the Academy of Music. The troupe includes
a number of artists of brilliant reputation who have
been performing with UistlnKiiislieU success In New
York for a number of weeks past, and with the
variety of attractions that will be oitored, the season
Will be most enjoyable. Mlm Clara Louis Kellogg
will be the leadlug prima donna, and as her popu
larity w well established she will be a de
cided card. Siguur U. Lefranc, the tenor,
has created a great sensation In New York, and the
entire press speaks of IiIh voice In the highest terms
of praise. Higuor Koiicoiit is au artist who is alwavs
tmre of a hearty welcome. He is undoubtedly the
greateit lyrlo actor on the stage, and his udmtrerj
Will have an opportunity to gee him In two new
relrt "I'lpele." In Ferrari's oouile opera, and "Don
Alfonso," In Lwrrzia Jittryia. In addition to the
above named artists the following will appear:
Miss Pauline Catimsu; Slguor M uuimillitnt; Slinior
I). Key n a; Slgnnr i). Collet!; ttignor Ferratl; M'Ue
Marie Hand ; and M. Maravig.
In addition to the ben and most popular works of
the Italian repe.rUtire, KosMul' great opera of Wil
liam Tfll, with Ulgnor Lut'rano as "Aruoldo," and
Ferrari's comic opera of J'ijnU, will be produced la
grand style.
The subscription price for the fourteen perform
ances la only lil wen dollars, which Is certainly ex
ceedingly low considering tlie attractions oUVed.
The subscription list will open at Trumpler's on next
Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
At I'um Chksnit the romantlo Irish drama of
Fatrie will be given this evening.
A dramatization of one of Dickens' stories Is an
nounced for Christmas day and evening.
', AT tukWalnit the drama of Jury Warner will
be performed for the last time this evening.
To-morrow Miss lfuttuniin will Hnpeur as "Leah."
ATTHI AHCH the eomed'Of Tli UHlt't Stratagem
and the farce of P. ., or th ilannui iltyer, will be
represented this evening.
at Duriinz vUknklict's Opkra Hottsg an at
tractive bill will be presented this evening.
At thh Ei.hvknth htkkict Opika Hours a
variety of entertaining novelties will be offered this
evening.
iiuNOit Blitz and his son will execute some of
their most remarkable teats of ninglo this afternoon
and. evening at tt:e Assembly ltuilding.
Tan 8knt2-I1ah8i.br Okchkhtha will give a mati
nee at Musical Fund II all on bsturday.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly in a letter alludes
to tliore Republicans "who would have us believe
that our great organization Is like the unfortu
nate lunatic who fancied he was made of glass,
and was afraid to move, lest be might break
something."
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AxTWHr.tii: Ft.sr.
A' nntHer trh'tt pretext mitti he nWff'ir J'"r "leriflehiff
foudit ve v ill fell Imrer than the lntret.
Rfvfmhpu thf Pi.Acr.
No. ois Mmikkt BniKKr.
No. M MARKFT H-CHKt.T,
Half-way Kf.twf.fn Fifth and Sitth.
HAI.r-WAI UriWtKK llKTH ANI SIXTH.
Yr.ABA Aoonk, before art and commerce had reached
the point of excellence which now mark thoir progress,
fond parent, relative, And friend wera obliged to resort
to the tor baraar and otber places for Ghristmai
gifts, which, whan obtained, wara principal! re
markable for their transient beaut aod device.
But now all ihia la changed. The giver of Ohriatmaa pre
vent, endowed with a greater aopplof wisdom, aeekinot
for tinsel or gaudiness, but rather for substantiality, and
whore once waa presented a lot of oandlea i now presented
a kei of Almeria grape, or a bag of fine Mocha ooRe.
These artlole prove acceptable in a double eenne. The
ahow liberality, and the go toward tlokling tho palate
of tb reoiptent. Nowaday our grocer vie with our
fan- dealer In tb way of Christmas goods. Dropping
Into the aitensive establishment of Messrs. Crippen A
Haddock, N. 115 .South Third street, a few day line, a
scene met oar view that would astonish soma of our old
time grocers 'oould they hut onca mora resume the flesh.
The place was crowded with goods of every description.
Dnhosa raisin, that made of the mouth a fountain, foreign
nuta, auoh as paper-shell almonda, Paradiaa nuts, English
and (irecobla walnut, filberts, etc Oranges, lemon,
new layer figs, Guara Jelly, marmalade, Havana preserves,
green and black tea, Liberia, Fast India, Mocha,
African, Government Java, and Maraoaibo coffee, Una
mackerel, abad, and aalmon, French pea, tiuttle. pates
de foie gran, and boneloss sardines were aoattered
round in delightful oonfusion, and led us to wish that
we were blessed with the wealth of a Clropsus, that we
might gladden the hearts of all oar grandchildren, oad
dren, and friends, with dainties aelected from such a magni
ficent stook. For older tastes.we observed stowed away in a
corner soma 300 or 300 oases) of golden sparkling Catawba
wine, of such purity as would make a friar call for more.
To housekeepers who aro disgusted with tba lardy quality
of the pound butter they have now forced on them, wa
have a word of relief to give. At Crippin A Maddock'a
they will find Goshen butter direct from Nw York State
dairies, that will please the taste of th mont fantidiou.
Bear it in mind, the store is No. 115 South Third street.
Thk Great Pictorial Anndau llostotter' Uhited
States Almanac for 170, for distribution, nra'i, through
out the United States and all civilized countries of the
Western Hemisphere, is now ready for distribution, and
all who wisb to understand the true philosophy of health
should road and ponder the valuable suggestion it con
tains. In addition to an admirable medical treatisi on
the causes, provontion, and cure of a great variety of dis
eases, it embraces a largo amount of information interent
ing to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer,
the planter, and profuwlonal man; and tho calculations
have been made for such tnoridians and latitudes as aro
most suitable for a correct and comprehensive National
Cam Mia u.
Tho nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary effects of
IIokiktteb'S Stomach Bitteuh, the staple tonio and
alterative of more than half the Christian world, are fully
let forth in its pages, which are also interspersed with
pictorial illustrations, valuable recipe for the household
and fiitm, humorous anecdotes and othor instructive and
amusing reading matter, original and solected. Among
the Annual appoaring with tho opening of the year thia
is one of the most useful, and may It had for the atkinp.
Tho proprietors, Messrs. llostotter A Smith, on recoipt of
a two-cont stamp, will forward a copy by mail to any per
son who cannot procure one in his neighborhood. The
BrriEits are sold in every oity, town, and village, and are
extensively used throughout the entire civilized world.
SumrMroE OrioinalFhib-Plaoe Stovb and Warm
Air Fctinace Comuined. The only Fire-Place Stove over
invented that ill warm the room in which it Is aituated.
All other fail in that particular.
We have embodied In Tn SnvNTSiDB all the latest
and PF.6T -known prikcti'T.:h oi nu.udoing coal with eco
nomy, and have discarded all the numerous imperfections
that are being used in the Baltimore and Now York Fire
place Heators.
The Sunnysitie will produce morb warm aib with
less fuel than any other Btove, and i acknowledged, by
all who are using them, to be buperior in every parti
cular to the Ball imnre and New York F lie-Place Heater,
which they had heretofore used
Do not be deceived by misrepresentation In regard to
Toe BrNNTsroE, but cull and examine it, and aea the large
number of testimonial from those who have thm in use,
which will convince any person of its auperiority to all
others, at the Warming and Ventilating Ware room of
GEonoE P. 8hoch A Uo.,
No. 333 N. Second (treat.
While Waiting for a Oouuh "to go as It came," you
are often aowing the seeds at Uonsumptiin, Better try at
onoe Javne's Expectorant, a sura cure for all Coughs
and Golds. Sold everywhere.
French and Engluh Cassimkre Pants
M ad to Order,
$13 and $14.
A similar reduction on all Measured and Ready-made
Clothing at
Charles Stokes',
No. 824 Ohesnut street,
Under Continental Hotel,
Important Sale of Superior Cabinet Furniture and
Upholstery, being tbe large stock manufactured hy Joaepu
Walton A Co., No. 413 Walnut atroet, and to be sold at
their warerooms, on Friday next, December 34, at 10M A.
M. We desire to call the special attention of our readers
to this sale; the goods were slightly damagtd by the late
fire, but have now been put in oomplote condition, aod
will be sold without roserve by T, A. MoClellund, auc
tioneer.
Dry Feet. The moat effectual way of guarding one'
health is to keep the feet dry, and that can only be done
by the nse of India Rubber Ovt rahoes. and a the incle
ment aeaaon is upon ua, we would advise our reader to
buy non bnt the best quality, which oan only be bad at
Ooodieab'b Headojuartera, No. 8UH Cbesnut atreet, south
aide, Philadelphia,
HARLRIGH. HARLEIUH. HARLEIGH. PURR
HARD LEHIGH COAL, I.OKBKRKY, SHAMOKIN,
AND WHITE ASH SCHUYLKILL COAL.
OFFICE, SIXTH AND SPRING GARDEN
STREETS. DEPOT, NINTH STREET (No. K7),
BELOW UIRARD AVENUE.
WILLIAM W. ALTER,
Jewelry. Mr. William W. Oaaaidy, No. 13 8. Sooond
street, haa th Urget aud most attractive assortment of
fin Jewelry and Silverware in the oity. Purchaser oan
rely upon obtaining a real, pure a-rtlole, furnished at a
pnoe wmcb oannot be equalled. He also has a large stook
of American Western Watubea In all varietiea and at all
prices. A vteit to hi store is lare to result In pleaaure
ana prom.
Delicioos Cbampaonk tb most dellaat flavor at
i really reduced prices; also, pure Grape Brandy for inva
lids. Cabhick t Co., Sola Agmta,
No. lit Ohesnut strMt.
its A Holiday Gift nothing oouU be more approp'i-
atatuan a Singer Family Sewing Machine. To be had
opon Ml) terms at No. llueOhwout street.
for holiday gifts,
Binder's Family Sewing Machines,
Ten DOLLARS Cakh. Balance in monthly Instalments.
O. F. Davih, No. 810 Ohesnut stre.t
4 m
Rubber Overshoes and Boots for Men, Women, an.1
Children, can be had at retail at the very lowest orioas.
Goodyear' manufacture, old atand, No, 8J8 Cbesnut
street, lower aide.
Giiover A Baekh's Elastic Stitch Sewino Ma
chines, also their Shuttle or "Loo." Stitcu Skwinu
Machines, may b obtained during the Holidays ou ttru
taty term; Salesrooms, No. 730 Cbesnut street.
Earth Closet Company's patent dry earlh oommodes
and privy fixtures, at A. H. r ranoijuus 4 (Jo.'s, Nu. Oil)
Market atreet.
ArnrioM NrrTirF, The attention of our reader I oalled
to the large and extensive sale on t-mvriw (Thnrsdayl
morning at 10 o'clock, oomlstiag of fine Wine, Brandies,
VliiAkie, and ether liipinr, Horfa, Carriage, HarneM
Watcbso, Jewelry, and otber personal property of a gen
tleman deceased, by order of nxecnlors, by
Britt A Co., Auctioneers,
No. 2l Market Street.
Corner of Hank Street,
WILLIAM A. Dnnwif A Co., Umbrella manufacturers,
at No. S46 Mar'iet street, have on hand, and no offer for
aale, a larga an 1 fin assortment of silk and other Um
brella anitabl for Lbrietma presents. Tba stock is
very complete, and tlie latest novelties in silksaod handle
are continually being added. For those in want of the
article thia I the place to apply. Perfect aalUfaotion can
be guaranteed.
GROTKa A Baker's Highest Premium Sewing Machine
No. 780 Choanal street.
PLEASE UKAW
W ANA-MAKER BROWN'S
ADVERTISEMENT.
ITIAHHIED.
RUSSELL DEXTER. On th 3Ut instant. Tir the
Rev J. A. Coleman. THOM 8 L. J RUSSELL, of Phila
delnhia, to Misa C A-RRIK ELLA DRX I'ER, formerly of
New York City. No cards.
I1KI.
CADWALLADER. Parsed on to the higher life, on
the 30th instant, alter a short illness, SARAH B. CAD
WALLADKK, in berWith year.
Tbe relatives and friend of the family aro respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from tbo rosidonce of
loneph Katiting, Marshall road. Twonty-seventn ward,
Philadelphia, on next Fifth-day afternoon, the ltd insiant,
at 1 o'clock.
M ACHE1TR On the 21st Instant, BELLVILLK Ml
CHK1TK. ...
His male fHende are Invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, No. 1417 Mary atreet, on Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Si
WILDES. December 22, ANNE, eldest daughter of
Tiiton J. and Lydia Wildes, of Arneytown, N. J.
Fun end on Friday, Deoember 34, from the residence of
her brother io law, Ezra Bowen, No, 13 S. Eighteenth
atreet. . . .
HOLIDAY GOODS.
FINE HANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
rANCY 02X23,
GLOVE HOSES,
VASES, DOLLS,
WRITING- OS3XC3,
riNS FilFXaR. SOSES,
And a general assortment of 1
TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES.
M. A. JONES,
12 18 6t5p NoJH NJEK1HTH Street.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
ftrr atldititmal Special Nntiee nee the Inside Ptvl
8- HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
Wo call attention to our spec preparations for the
coining Holidays.
We have had manufactured a largo assortment of
GOWNS, JACKETS, and WRAPPERS, auiuble for
Christmas Presents and New Year's Gifts, made of a
variety of fine materials, and most handsomely shaped
and trimmed.
DRESSING GOWNS,
SMOKING JACKETS,
BILLIARD JACKETS,
MjORNING WRAPPERS,
STUDY GOWNS.
A variety of New Style of
HOLIDAY SCARFS, TIES, and CRAVATS.
Toilet and Fancy Articles, Cane and Umbrellas.
CHRISTMAS BOXES,
Containing one-half dozen Fins Handkerchief, a very
appropriate present to a gentleman.
Besides many otber article of auch combined beauty
and utility as must .make them most pleasing and accept
able gift.
THE OHESNUT ST. CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
No. 818 and f30 OHESNUT Street.
BUCKSKIN UNDER GARMENTS.
A NOVELTY!
A Preserver of Health.
A Preventive of Cold.
A Bare Cure for Rheumatism.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM
at tho
SOLE AGENCY.
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 818 and 830 OHESNUT STREET.
Bee otber advertiaement of this House. 10 26
fgjf SAMPLES OP TUB PRICES
Now prevailing at the
GRAND CLEARING SALE
In progress at
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
NOS. 818 AND 820 CUESNUT STREET.
A Fine Petersham Overcoat (handsomely trimmed),
Worth $22, reduced to 113-69.
A Fine Chinchilla Overcoat,
' Worth 38, reduced to 20.
A Business Suit of Tricot or Melton,
Worth f 39, reduced to $22.
A Black Dress Coat (swallow tall),
Worth $29, reduced to $18.
A Pair of Fine Pants, of fashionable make
Wortb $9, reduced to $5.
A Vent of Cloth or Fancy Casslraere,
Worth $8 '60, reduced to $3.
The Whole Present Stock is
To be disposed of
At Prices
Like the above,
at
TI1K CIIESNUT STREET CLOTHING ESTAB
LISHMENT, NOS. 818 AND 820 CHIC3NUT STREET.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
tir COACHM EN'S OVERCOATS, '
W1TU
DRIVING GAUNTLETS. 12 18
PEOIAL NOTICES.
Jfj!- NOTICE.-KKDi;CT10N IN THE PRICE
OF OOKK.The price of Coke ha been reduoed to
ibt cents per bushel, at the Market Street and Spring
Garden Ga Work, and to seven cents per bushel at
Point Breeze and Manayonk Works.
Orders may tie lort at tfce different Works, or at the
Office. No. 30 8. SEVENTH Street.
THOMAS R. BROWN, Engineer.
PBtt.AbPt.PHiA, Deo. 20. lrtt. 12 Jl tit
jgfetf- OFFICE OF UNION MUTUAL INSU R
ANCE COMPANY, N. K. csrner THIRD and
WALNUT Streets.
Phii.adki.phia. December 20, 169.
Ihe Annual Meeting of the Stock and Soripholdors of
the Union Mutual Insurance Company of Philadelphia
will be held, at the Office of the Company, MONDAY,
January 10, 1H7. At the same time eight Directorawill bt
elected, to serve the entnlng year.
"S'tjU JOHN MOSS, Secretary.
jajqy- OFFICE OF THIRTEENTH AND FIF-
riiuT.lMwTH TKKTS PASSENGER RAILWA
UUM PAN Y, y
. , . PBlI.ADH.fHIA. Dec. 20, l6.
The Hoard of Director have this day declared a Semi
?vll,AL'4.iend of, ONK DOLLAR AND TWatNTf.
K?T? t1"1" nr". clear of all tases, psyahlo on
and after the 1st day of January, 1870, at tbe OUioe of tbe
Company, No. 1011 South It Bo A D Rtreet.
"22 win D. UOYKR BROWN, Treasurer.
Br THE ANNUAL MKETINO OF THE
nj.in.?l?Lkhn1??IV,I.tu PHILADELPHIA AND
TENJN.JlVVlOAT COMPANY will be held on
MUHDAT, th 10th of January, 1870, at I o'clock P. M , at
the Ctmpany a Office, No. 3M v DKLAWARK. Avenue, at
which time an Election for Twel Mireotora will lace
pm?i a i w ... J- MOKRKLL, Nocrotar.v.
Philadelphia, Dec, 83, imffl, 12 S3wfmtJ 10
j- ST. CLEMENT'S CHURCH. TWENTIETH
andCUKRRYStreets.-Durlngthe season of Ad
vent there wi l be service every WodneHday evening,
J!!4oSlock- Choral service. Seat free. This evsning
.72' Church," by Rev. E. A. UOFF.
MAN, D.l.
SOUTIIWARK NATIONAL hank.
. . . PniLAt-FLPHlA, December 11, 1.
The Annnal Election for Directors will be held at the
Banking House, on TDK.SDA Y.January It, 1870, between
tlie hour of to o clock A. M. and I'i o'clock M.
I2 iajnwfi:it P. LAMB, Cashlor.
t2T BATCITELOR'S IIAIR DTE. THIS
plendid Hair Dye i the best in tbe world I the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no
disappointment; do ridiculous tint; remedies th ill
effects of bad dyes: invigorates and leave tbe Hair aoft
and beautiful, black or broum. Sold by all Druggist and
Perfumer; and properly applied at Batohalor'a Wig Fac
tory. No. 16 BOND Street. New York. 4 HmwfJ
OLOTHINO.
LOOK! HOW YOU CAN SAVE YOUR
MONIY.
Frice of Everything Reduced.
BEAVER OVERCOATS that used to be $35-00
NOW REDUCED TO ..$20 00
CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS that nsetl to be.. $38-00
NOW REDUCED TO. $22 00
C OACHMEN'S OVERCOATS that used to be. $60-00
NOW BEDUCED TO. $45-00
For we are determined to close out all
Tlie OvercoatN
AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS.
BUSINESS SUITS that uai.d to be $35-00
NOW BEDUCED TO. $i0 00
For we are determined
To close out
All the Business Suits
AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS.
BOTS' SUITS that used to be $t8 00
NOW REDUCED TO $19-00
BOSS' OVERCOATS that used to be. $12 00
NOW REDUCED To. $T 00
For we are determined
To close out
All the Boys' Clothes
AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS.
There was never a finer stock of Rich
WINTER CLOTHES offered at
such low prices as the
prices at which you
can buy
The Magnificent Winter Stock
OK
ROCKHILL & WILSON.
GREAT BK0WN HALL,
603 and 605 CIIESNUT street.
CLOTHS, OAS SI MERES, ETO.
U EDTJOTIOIV.
WM.T.SNODGRASS&CO.,
No. 34 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
In order to close out the season's stock,
announce a till further reduc
tion in prices of
BLACK ASTRACHANS,
BLACK ASTRACHANS.
ASTRACHAN PLUSH.
ASTRACHAN PLUSH.
ASTRACHAN FURS.
ASTRACHAN FURS.
CARACULLAS.
CARACULLAS.
VELVET CLOTHS,
VELVET CLOTHS.
SWAN'S SKINS,
SWAN'S SKINS.
white run astracxxahs,
white run asthacxiahs.
We have trade this part or our business a spe
cialty, aod liaveon liaui the largest assortment to
be fOQQd In the city. 11 9 tttrp
HOLIDAY GOODS.1
OPENED THIS DAY,
FIVE I OZEN
FURNISHED
English Work Baskets,
38.00 to $15.00.
A BEAUTIFUL GIFT FOR
THE HOLIDAYS.
LARK 8J31DDLE
No. 1124 CHESNUT Street.
it
PHILADELPHIA.
HOLIDAY GIFTS
IN
Eare Confections
AND
Fine Chocolate Preparations.
The largest and most variod stock of CHOICE and
EARE CONFECTIONS now ready for the
HOLIDAY SEASON.
BON-ltONS, in Rich Papers.
BON-BONS, Conards.
BON-BONS, Victoria.
DOUBLE EXTRA AND VANILLA
CHOCOLATE. -
Chocolate Nougat, Chocolatena, Chocolate Burnt
Almonds, Strawberry Chocolate Araaracenes,
Plstacbe Chocolate, Jim Crow Chocolate, Ameri
cano, St. Nicholas Chocolate, Chocolate Beans and
Chocolate Medallions, etc.
ALSO,
A SPLENDID IMPORTATION OF
RICH FANCY BOXES
DIRECT FROM FARIS AND VIENNA.
Together forming a beautiful assortment from
which to choose for
SELECT PKE8ENTSI
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
SOUTHWEST CORNER OP
TWELFTH and SIAHHST Sts.,
12 19smw3tJ PHILADELPHIA.
H OLI DAY PRESENTS!
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO
PURCHASERS.
Bninr determined to adapt earaelre to th. want of th.
tiraos, and not to b .utdon. by any on., w. hare, in ad
dition to our
LARGE STOCK OF FINE FANCY GOODS,
Opened a
25 CENT,
50 CENT,
'75 CENT,
AND 1
Department, in which will b. found an elegant variety to
elect from, oonsiadnK in part of line Kronen Jardinioraa,
nub China and lioliouiian Tasns, Toilet Hete, 8mikinz Neta,
rd Keoemere, WritluK Desk. Inkstands, Glove, lland
kercbie', and Work lioxes. Dressing- Cases, Halcbela,
Pocket Books, fligar Case, Wax Dolls. Ladies 'J Keady
Diade UndrRarmenta, Kmbroiderod and Lao tlandkar
chii'fs, Embroidered and I Jice Collar, and Hets, tog-ether
with many novelties in Fancy and Usef ul Articles, espe
cially adapted for th Uouiiug Holidays.
ALL OF WHICH WE GUARANTEE TO SELL
CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE
IN THE CITY.
ARNOLD'S.
No. 46 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
P. H.-Store open every evening. U J wf3t
(ft HOLIDAY PRESENTS A LARGE VA-
Xlrtyuf CHAIKH.tiot up eipreaaty for the aann.
rYTlbo 'ara-rst collection of OHAlItU HUH UHlly
I KKM, all sises aud styles, now ready. Also some
entirel" new deoieua of t A 1)1 KS' aod 1,1'NTS' (J A MP
CliAlKS, wboleuitoand relHil, ar ,
u ItW and !o N. SIXTH 8tre.
18S33t 1, 11. WISLF.R.
JIODGERS1 AND WOSTENHOLM S POCKET
KMVF.8, Pearl and Stag Handlra, of beautiful finish,
RODU KHS' and WADE t BUTCHER'S RAZORS, and
th celebrated LKOOLTRK RAZOR SCISSORS of tho
finest quality. ' '
Razor, Knive, Soiasor, and Table Outlery Ground and
Polished at P. MADF.IRA'S, No. 115 8. TKNTH Stroet,
below Cbesnut. 1 'J 5p
NEW PUBLIOATIONB.
N
EWE8T BOOK8i
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
UNDER THK nOLLY;
Stories for Girl.
FRENCH FAIRY 1 ALE3,
Illustrated by Iore.
LITTLE ROSIE SERIES,
By Mm Hiwmw. 8 vela.
SHIFTING WINDS,
By Rallantyn. 1
LENNY THE ORPHAN. (
By Mra. Hosmer.
ANIMAL LIFE THE WORLD OVR,
Bpleadld Colored Platea, oblong slo.
NURSE'S PICTURE-BOOK,
Twenty-four Beantirul Chromoa. 41.. ais.
PICTURES OF WILD ANIMALS,
With Huge Colored Plates, oblong.
ALSO NF.W F.D1TIONS OF
LADY OF THE LAKE,
Thlry Engravings by Birkot Foster.
THOUGHTS OF PEACE;
Or, Precious llopo and Strong Consolation
BEAUTIES OF SHAKESPEARE,
Wew Bed line Tinted Kditioa.
WAYERLEY NOVELS,
i? voi.: Tinted Paper; Illustrated. The best edition fo r
the Household, and a marvel of cheapness ; in
varioua library bindings.
HALF nOURS WITH BEST AUTHORS, '
8 vol. ; Porlraitb. Cloth or Half Call. '
PARLOR POETIC LIBRARY,
111 vol, of the Best, Poets. Illustrated.
WITH A SPLENDID STOCK OF
BOOKS AND PICTURES.
POUTER .fc COA.TES,
No. 822 CHKSNMT Street, adjoining the Continental
For sain at W HOI.F.8A LK Prices, Ulgsut
TO!
American Sunday-School Union
have on hand an extensive variety of
New and Beautiful Books,
Handsomely Illustrated and In tasteful bindings,
suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Also for sale,
Bibles & Devotional Books.
We are also constant! coelvlng- from London
great variety of
SCRIPTURE PRINTS. DIAGRAMS FOR LECTURES,
and everything suitable for the Illustration of Sun
day School lcssona.
Catalogues ol we Society's Publications and Speci
mens of their Periodicals may be obtained gratul
toiiBly at the Depository of the
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION,
112a CheBnut Streot, Philadelphia. ,
U W D1WIDW A
QOOK ROOM.
No. lOlM AU II Street.
W. have on band a Urge variety of artieles suitable for
fUIIRISTHAN PKENUTS,
SUCH AS
FAMILY BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS, ALBUM8, DTCSKS.
SATCHELS, PORTKMONNAIK3, DIARIKS, KTO.
Ooma and ... our extensive stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
S. W. THOMAS
ItlethodlHt Rplsenpnl Book Itomn,
t 13 31 3t No. 1018 AUOH Street.
Store OPKN EVERY EVF.NINU till January 1.
HOME AMUSEMENTS TT!
NEWMNSTKUCTIVE, AND ENTER.TA1NINU.
ZOETROPE8, with New Picture.
JAPANESE liACKUiMMON.
BANTA-CLAUS PANORAMA.
ARITIIMATF.LLK Great Parlor Game.
PERMUTATION DIBf EOTICD U. 8.
KAINliOW ORACLE, ETO., ETO.
Also,
Juvenile Toy and Gift Book,
BIBLES, PRAYERS, ETC., BTO.
BUILDING BLOCKS, CROQUET, STEREOSOOPiS.
GLOBES. MICROSCOPES, ETC., ETO.
J. A. BANCROFT & CO.,
13 16thsmw4t No. 5l j AKCtl Ml reet.
T
WO NEW BOOKS
READY TUIS DAY.
FRENCH FAIRY TALES,
, . . IT tfADAMK IE SEUUH.
Translated by Mrs. Coleman and her daughter (th.
translator of the Muhlbaeh 1 ovols'i Illustrated b Dor.
and Julea Didier. 12mo. Extra oloth.
II.
LENNY THK ORPHAN.
, , ... 1 1X MRS. HOHMKB,
With illustrations liv Knli.r ltimn Kiln .1.11,
Just published by PORTER A OOATES,
IK l Kit A UUATK8, I
No. 3 OHESNUT St
a umwiirp
UMBRELLAS.
WILLIAM A. DROWN & CO.,
Umbrella Manufacturers,
No. 246 MARKET STREET,
OFFEH A FDLL LINK OF
EXTRA FllENCH AND
BUPER BROWN ENGLISH
SILK UMBRELLAS,
WITH
The Latest Novelties in Handles,
FOR
. 12 13 6tip
Olii'iMtmas Presentn.
4fSk UMBRELLAS FOR HOLIDAY
J PRESENTS.
Silk, limKhaiu, and Alpara
t ine Ivory and Fruuoa liaiiUle ard Paragon Frame,
tt lob toaa wholesale urit'.
H. DIXON,
No. 818. EIGHTH Street,
Between Ohtaout aud Market, tut si.-!.
aft UMBRELLAS CIIEAPE8T IN THE CITT
J ' DIXON'S. No. SI . K.'.' H StMMst. Ul lHmtht
COAL..
c
O A 1. ! t O A M () U A L!
The p'aoe to bu is at
Alll'tJHKI.IM 'AI. TEPOT.
Corner of NINTH and GIHARD Avenue.
BEST QUALTI V Will rat ASH.
Egg and Steve $7 per ton.
I.a,geNut...... 6 "
Knale Vein Nut e w "
Delivered leany part of the oil v. 13 ii in
TO RENT.
P TO I.KT TUP IMII unui rvtiiK
n Nos. Wt and K MARK KT Ktreet. It is provl.led
with two railroad cui.es aurt track through it entire
I. ukU. It is adnuralily adapted lor a Forw ir ling and
KWuue Uniiiiiaion buviners, fur which uaruuse it baa
long been and is now employed,
'lb present oovupauts are about to retire from th.
business.
Imiuiriesjcan be made on th premUoa! VI Si 61
TO LEASE NFW HOTEL BU1LDINO.
l Arliimua nra.,..lu u I...1I.I V
N !i LS 1oet or t0 JOHN 0 U U l I',
U 251tit No. mi OUKSAUX ttlrat.