THE DAILY EVENING fELEGKAPII PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, 'DECEMBER 30, I3GD.
5
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From Our Onn Correspondent.
New York, Pec. 30, 1309.
Philadelphia lind eo soductive an lnflucnco
tipon me that when I bade farowoll to it yester
day and took my Bdt In the railway car, I
lumbered wectly until within a half hour of
Now York. At that moment a man put hla head
In at the door and screamed out "Elizabeth 1"
ot the top of his voice. A good ninny eoplo got
up and went out, but whethor Elizabeth got out
with them, or whether they got out for the pur
pose of secinc; her, I can't say.
Pofltdbly Elizabeth may have been the name of
the place tho train stopped at.
On third consideration I think it was.
01 r. Ilnnrl n. a Pa.
On nrrhliifr at the biff fence opposite the
. Astor House, the first thing that saluttd my cars
was that something new had happened at
the Graud Opera House of Mr. Fisk. Mr. Lln
Rard, it seoms, has been playing a startling and
unannounced role in a private Protean parlor
drama, the thief scenes in which, however, took
place in a parlor-bedroom. It was a rolt which
required no "mako-up," except tho make-up
between man and wife, accomplished by that
paragon of peace-makers, James Junior Fisk.
Miss Alice Dunning is the name of his blonde
and accomplished wife. Hio is the mother of
his children; she is the partner of his affection,
to say nothing of her partnership in the busi
ness; she is the halfcr of his joys, even to
InUnito divisibility. Hut ho was too much
for him. At nights, after delighting
a theatreful of happy deadheads, and giving
them three times tho worth of their money, and
no questions asked, he used to go home and
abuse Mrs. Horace. He was In such dead earnest
About it that he acted It to the very life; and the
part was one which didn't require any false hair
or make-believe complexion. lie used to tear
up aud dow.n Mrs. Llngard's dressing-room at
the Grand Opera House, sayjng he was Captain
Jiuks of the Horse . Marines, and giving other
evidences of insanity. Finally he told her that
ehe was that cunning ono of Gotham that mar
ried with Othollo. This was more thaa Alice
could bear. She looked at Jefferson Market
Polico Court with one eye and Sing Sing
with the other, nnd made Ilornco change
color quicker than ho had ever
changed dresses during his long and virtuous
career. The result was that he was compelled
to put In an appearance before Justice Dodge.
I am iold by those who saw him that a sadder
spectacle was never seen in court. As Richard
Grant White eays of Miss Lydia Thompson, so I
might say of Captain Jinks, "His face has tragic
lines in it." He wept, he wrung his hands, he
implored the Judge not to pass against him any
decree that would separate him from his chil
dren. The JuHtice relented, and only required
him to give surety for his good behavior for tho
next six months. Mis Dunning, with a forgive
ness that exalts her sex, acquiesced in her hus
band's noble willingness to have his conduct
overlooked. Perhaps the following Hues may be
said to crystallize this charming theatrical
quarrel:
"As on the stasce at night they went,
Amid 1 lie gallery's cheera,
They fell out, his wife and lie,
O tlip.v fell out but don't ask ine,
And kissed again with tears.
"For when they argued which should take
Tlie children, little dears,
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marine
Got tip a nrst-class I'rotean scene,
And they kissed again with tears !''
Itatlis a la Rimmi.
I have no objection to ltussiau opera when I
understand the language, which is only now and
then; I entertain no prejudice against Charlotte
Husse, save that it resembles bath-tubs made
out of sponge-cake; nnd I confess to a par
tiality for Russian baths. There is a sweet sen
timent in soap-suds when you yield yourself to
tho naked deliciousness of that vapory Utopia.
You feel all over like a voluptuous crazy-bone
that is being softly cracked. Pleasure is in
every pound which tho attendants deal yon.
You are human dough, plastic in their clinging
touch, and they to you are friends in knead. It
seems, however, that a certain bathing establish
ment on Broadway, where tho bath a la liusse
has been in vogue, is nothing but a dirty-water
fraud. It is a ruse upon the public rathor than
a bath a ta Iiutse for It. The water in use was
taken from the main tank only twice a week.
That which had been onco used, and which was
creamy with human effervescence, like the
green mantle of the standing pool was run into
a tank and used in future washings. You were
charged one dollar and a half, In short, for the
privilege of being plunged in the diseased exu
dations of other people's bodies. Of course tho
place is shut up by this time, and I have yet to
meet tho man who acknowledges to having been
a customer there. Don't imagine for ono moment
that was ! Am Bada.
MUSICAL. ANI lIt ASIATIC.
The titr AmiiNements.
Tub Italian Oi-eka. Mr. MareUek's season of
Italian Opera will commence on Monday next at the
Academy of Music.with Verdi's erer popular Trova-
6re. On Tuesday Crmpino t la Cumare will be given,
with Slgnor Roncoui in his great comic role of "Cris
plno," and on Wednesday Rossini's opera of William
Tell will be produced in handsome sty le, with increased
chorus and orchestra, a grand bullet, new dresses
and appointments, and with Slgnor Lefranc in the
rolt of "Arnoldo." The sale of Hlujjle seats for any
one of the performances will commence to-day at
Trumpler's, aud at tho Academy of Music. The
scale of prices is certainly very low considering the
attractions offered, viz., single admission, oue dol
lar, secured seats Ufty cents extra; family circle,
tifty cents; amphitheatre, twenty-nve cents.
AT tub C'hrsnut the dramatization from Dickens,
entitled ChrMma Eve; or, The Miser's Dream, and
the fairy piece or Beauty and the Beaut will be per
formed this evening.
The drama of Champagne; or, Step by Stej), by
Laura Keeue and Matilda Heron, will shortly be pro
tluced.
Much interest is felt In the new flve-act comedy
by a member of the Philadelphia press, which Is an
nounced as In preparation. We hope for the credit
of the Journalist! profession that this work mar
prove a brilliant success. If it at all approaches the
(Shakespearian standards, we will use our best en
deavors tc proclaim Its merits to tho world and to
hand it down to posterity. Who is the author ?
AT tub walnut Litan me mmanen will be per
formed this evening, witn miss liatcman as the
heroine.
On Monday next the new military drama or Sot
Guilty will be brought out in handsome style. This
piece Is said to be one of uuusual interest, and Is full
of startling effects.
At tuk Ant h Mrs. E. D. Wallace's dramatization
of Little Doirit will be repeated this evening.
AT Pl'l'HK' A BENEDICT'S OPEIIA IlOl'KK an llltO-
resting minstrel performance will be given this eve
JllDg.
i at tiik Ei.KVBNTn Strekt Opkb a Hoi'Bi a variety
of attractions will be offered this evening.
i SiuhOK hi.n. aud his son will execute somo of
their most remarkable feats of magio this evening.
I "Kwekk KOMi'ANY." This evening, at the Ama
Iteur Drawing-room, on Seventeenth street, abov
Chesnut, Mr. B. F. Duano will repeat his amuslnjr
entertainment, entitled "Ninety Minutes In Kweer
Komnsny !" Mr. Duaue is an original humorist, and
this melange of songs, anecdotes, Imitation, and
funny nonsense Is well calculated to plcaso those
who wish to drive dull eare bwht for a few hours.
Tub Skntz-Hahsi.kii Okciikhtka will give a
matinee at Musical Fund Hall on Saturday.
Tiib twentieth annivriihakt of the Past Grand
Master Council, No. 8, . t:. O. of O. F., will take
place at Concert Hall this evening. Miss K. T.
Greenfield, the "UUck Swan," and other artists, will
participate In an attractive miiHloal entertainment.
CITlf THH1S.
Votr (Jan Rov
Bkttf.r
ani
dltf PFH
CroTHiNn
OK
Bennett A Co.,
THAW
ANTWHKIIE Kl.SK.
K n,ilter irhnt preirrt nmy h aiiifn(1 Jtir $tritirit,f
jftftHf., ire will flf I'tirer than thti loirl.
RKMKMIIKR THF. Pl.AfT,
Ho. ftirt Mahkkt Htuf.kt,
No. BIS Maiikft Htikt,
IIM.F-WAT BF.TWK.F.N FlVTH AN1 HUTU.
IlAI.r-WAT BKTWEFH FlITH AM HlMH.
Fnrscn Avn Kvoi.twit Cakiumkuk Pasts
Mads to Ordnr,
$12 nnd $11.
A similar reduction on all Sloauied and Roadymiid.
Clothing at
Oham.es SroKF-t",
No. R!t Chesnut strset,
Under Continental Hotel.
AM ACfKPTAnLK Holiday Pbfskvt.
No home 0n be said to be truly hpiy where the gentle
hum of a Oaovan A Rakish Kkwinh Mm h ink is nut cime
times heard. It robs labor of weariness, changes toil Into
p'eanure, and in the infinite variety of Its uses afford)
constant delight.
JFWM.BT. Mr. William W. Cassidr, No. 13 8. Second
street, bi the largot and most attractive assortment of
Una Jewelry and Silverware in the citr. Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining a real, pure article, furnished at a
price which eannot be equalled. Uo also has a large slock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices. A visit to his store is sura to result In plaasura
and profit.
Pnv Ff.f.t. The most effectual nay of guarding one's
health is to keep the fent dry, and that can only be dona
liy the use of India Rubber Ovrshoes, and as tho incle
ment seaoon is upon us, we would advise our readers in
buy none bat the best quality, which can onlybe bad at
OooDiEAit's Headquarters, No. 304 Ohesuut street, south
tide, Philadelphia,
HARLF.ir.H. HARLKIUH. HARI.KTOH.-PURU
1IAKU LKI1IGH COAL, LORIiKRUY, KUAMOKIN.
AND W1IITK ASH BC1IUYLKILI, COAU
OFFIOK, SIXTH AND SPRINO OARDKN
8TRF.F.T8. DHPOT. NINTH STKKKT (No.
UF.LOW CIRARD A VEJiUK.
WILLIAM W. ALTF.R.
To Whom It Mat ('ovcKns. Have yon ever herouled
your grey bair with the viscid d.ves or worse preparations
tittered as mibstituU s? If so, thoy disgust you, of courso;
ioit let not that prevent you from tiding 1'hai.on'h Vitali v
on Salvation nut the II ai it, which is clear aud harm
less as wster, in all reimports Hgrenuhlo, nnd ellouts tho do
sired object thoroughly and sutiHfactorily.
Asa Holiday Gift nothing coulj ba mora appropri
ate than a Singer Family Sewing Machine, To be had
upon easy terms at No. 1106 Ohesnut street.
FOR HOLIDAY OlFTS,
SreoKn's Family Sr.wiNfi Machtneh,
Tf.N" Doi.IMts Cash. Balance in monthly instalments.
O. K. Davis, No, WlU Chesnut. street
RtraBEB OVRiutHOES and Boots for Men, Women, and
Children, can be bad nt retail at tho very lowest prices.
Coodyear's nianufucturo, old stand, No. 308 Cheouut
street, lowor sido.
G ROVER A BAKF.ll'S ELASTIC STITCH SEWINrt BtA-
cbinf.h, also their Hiutttlk on "Loca" Stitch Sewinu
Machines, may be obtained during the Holidays on very
tuky term: Salesrooms, No. 7:t0 liliesnnt street.
Card. Our first salo of Paintings will take place Janu
ary 6 and 7. Persons wishing to contribute must have
them in this week. B. Cf.'OTT, Ju.,
No, 1117 Chesnut street,
Oirard Row.
Earth Olohft Company's patent dry earth commodes
and privy fixtures, at A. il. FranciscusA Co.'s, No. 513
Market street.
GnovF.B A Baksr's Highest Premium Sowing Maobinei
No. 730 Ohesnut street.
NEW
YE Alt' 8
rilESEXTS
AT
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S.
ItlAKKIBI).
FFNTON-W AROKN. On Chriatmns evening, Decem
ber 2i, hM, by the Rev. Dr. Wuilswortli, at tho Third He
formed :hnrc. Tenth and Filbert streets, Mr. fRKI).
FKNTON to Miss LAURA A. WARDEN, daughter of B.
J. Warden, K.bi)., ail of this city.
PRKNTIOK ROBKRTS. On June 17.lW9.by the Rev.
Samuel Durborow.Ulootor of the Ohureh of tiie KvangHl
ists.Mr. (iKORUKO. PRKNTICK, Jit., to Miss K A I K
D. ROBKRTS, both of this city.
IrllSW.
CALNAN.-On the 29tU instant, MARY ANN, daugh.
tor of John and Ann (iulnan, aged 14 years and 3 mouths.
The relatives and friends of the family are respeutluUy
Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
step father, K. Westcott, No. 4 Darling pluoe (Willow
street, below Fourth), on Friday morning at S' j o'clock.
DF.KHONG.-On the !2tth Instant, MARY DKSUONU,
in the filth yer of ber age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respeotfnlly
invited to attend the funeral, without furtbor notice, from
the residenoa of her son, John O. Desbong, in Chester, on
buturdsy, the 1st proximo, at 1 o'clock.
BIKHKI-Ontha 2tb inataut, W IIILAMINA, wife of
Jeremiah Hiebel, and duugtiter of William and Rslieccu
Kerher, in the '24th vear ot her age.
The relatives and friends ot the family, also Juniata
Tent, No. 27, Daughters of the Forent, and the Femule
Bt neticial Society of Roxhoroiigh, are respeotfnlly invited
to attend tbefuneral. from the residence of her parents,
Bidge avenue, near the ten-mile stone, on Sunday morn
ing, January 3, 1H70, at 10 o'clock. Intermont at Barren
HidL
M OU RNIN C D R Y CO O D 9.
11 LACK
MOHAIR TAMI8E, OR. FRENCH
a ii tut TinciMuii'n nfi niiiff su
J ALPACAS -JUST
- ' n in Avyjiu. u a in.i ii I - n in wan m j it
MOHAIK TAMIbK, FROM oio. TO I U) A YARD,
BF.SSON A HON,
MOURNING DRY tiOOUS HOUSK,
18 80 6t5p No. HIS C'HaSNCT STREET.
IOUVIN fe CO. BLACK K1U (i LOVES
PRICKS RK.niTOKI)! LAOIKS" PLAIN BLAOK.
V75: KMBROIDKHRU. fl 8i; PLAIN, TWO BUT-
1UJXB, mi w; UIUI IWIH
sf'S. a i6.
BHSHON A SON. MOURNING OOODS.
12 30 6tSp No. 1b UHEHNUT BTRKKT'
CRAPES.
LUSCIOUS WHITE CRAPES,
IN 26 POUND KEGS,
Nicely packed la cork cuttings, so that persons can
keep them for use all winter.
BOLD AT A MODERATE PRICE BY TUB KEQ,
BT
MITCHELL & FLETCHER,
No. 1204 CHESNUT STREET,
U 4 tbstoSuiSp PHILADELPHIA.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
No. 0C2 CHESNUT Street,
axis orsrjino
European Novelties,
Bridal Silver Wares
Diamonds,
Choice Gems of Art,
lOJOthslurp IN BRONZE,
JfclNG DESIROUS OP KEDUOINO
BTOCK,
I have concluded to offer
A VERY ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OP
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
At lower prices than the same quMIty csn be bought
lor elsewhere.
Now Is the time to bur, In antlclp itit of the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY S.
C IISCISTMAS I10I,IIAYN.
I'Inc lVntclioM and CIialiiM,
Nlocve IlntloiiM and KtuI,
AnietltyHt NfiuU,
12iiKtf'iiit. BHiistn, lllr.,
liuioul ICinM untl MtitI.
Compure prices, and satisfy yourself.
JOHN C. KELLEY'3
WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE,
No. 33 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
11 C stuthiimrp I'll I LA JSLPHIA.
SILVER WARE, ETC
SOLID SILVER VARE.
USEIUL AND VALUABLE
PRESENTS
TO WIFE, FAMILY, OH EMENDS,
VIIM, WILSON & SON'S
OWN MAKE.
Old Stand, Cor. Fifth and Cherry Sts.,
121Blmrpl PHILADELPHIA.
Also, A rJo. 1 riated Ware.
N E VVi UB LJ OATIONSH
CUNDAY SCHOOLS DESIRING TITE BE3T
kj Publivatiuns. send to J. O. GAHKKJUF8 AOO., at ths
babbath School Kuiooriuui, tins ARUU Htreot. LlUtiuhaSin
"Wa (ronouoce it onhesitatinRly ths flrst of ju du 1 pe
riodicals." Jiullimtire ilnte.man.
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For "Voimgf Ieoile.
Profutelr Illustrated.
KrriED BY UKOItuU MAODONALD, LL.D.
jcst riEAPT,
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CONTENTS.
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II. TAOKLINU Oil) KFUKAIM. B the aathor oi
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III. WILLIK'H QUESTION. (Uuutinuod.) By the
Kditor.
IV. MRS. BLUNDER RORK'S TRIAL8. By William
(iilburt, Kour IlluHrraiioua,
V. AMONOTHK hrTTKRI- LIK8. By the Rev. B. G.
Johns. Klmt Paner. Illuntraled.
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VII- AT THK HACK OK THK NORTH WIND. By
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tnrH V VII. Four (lluntrntinnB.
VIII. HYMNS J'OR THK YOUNG. With Mnsio by
John HulUh. No. 3.
IX. THK BOY WHO HAD NO MEMORY. Illus
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XI. THK SWALLOW. By one of tue authors of
"Child-World." lllustrati-d.
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FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
UNDER THE HOLLY.
Stories for Girls.
FRENCH FAIRY TALES,
Illustrated by Dore.
LITTLE ROS1E SERIES,
By Mrs Homer. 8 vols.
SHIFTING WINDS,
By Ballantyne.
LENNY THE ORPHAN,
By Mrs. Hosmer,
ANIMAL LIFE THE WORLD OVER,
Splendid Colored Plates, oblong 4to.
NURSE'S l'ICTURE-BOOK,
Twenty-four Beautiful Cbronios. 4to. size,
FICTURES OF WILD ANIMALS,
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ALSO NEW EDITIONS OF
LADY OF THE LAKE,
Thirty Engravings by Birkot Foster.
THOUGHTS OF PEACE;
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BEAUTIES OF SHAKESPEARE, .
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PARLOR TOETIO LIBRARY,
10 vols, of the Best Poets. Hluatratsd.
WITH A SPLKNDID STOCK OF
BOOKS AND FICTURES.
l'oirriais, fc coateh,
No. 023 OHKHNMT Street, adjoining the Continental.
For salt) at W UOLF.8ALK Prices, li li M
F0K THK BEST OF THIS YEAR
YOU CAN r.UY'A SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR ....fclOO)
YOU CAN LUY A SUIT FOR $12-50
YOU CAN WIY A SUIT FOR ft lit -00
YOU CAN 15UY A SUIT FO0! m m
YOU CAN BUY A SUIT FOR w
YOU CAN 1IUY A SUIT FOR
YOU CAN HUY A SUIT FClt lr,w
FOB. TIIE REST OF THIS YEAR
YOU CAN BUY A GOOD OV'Elt'.OAT FOR 1 00
YOU CAN BUY A GOOD ONE FOB , 13 00
YOU CAN BUY A BUSINESS COAT FOR f.VOo"
YOU CAN BUY A BUSINESS COAT FOR $7-50
YOU CAN BUY A BUSINESS COAT FOR 10 0
YOU CAN BUY A PAIR OF PANTS FOR $3 Of
YOU CAN BUY PANTS AND VEST FOR '. $7-50
YOU CAN BI7Y PANTS AND VEST FOR !j,iovO
m
YOU CAN BUY A BOY'S SUIT FOR $5-00
YOU CAN BUY A BOY'S BUIT FOR $6 '00
U)U CAN BUY A BOY'S SUIT FOR $7-00
YOU CAN BUY A BOY S SUIT FOR $8 00
YOU CAN BUY A BOYS SUIT FOR ' $9-o
YOU CAN BUY A BOY'S SUIT FOR ..flOOO
The Last Days of the Great Sale are to I e the Best Days.
Best Bargains for the People!
Best Prices for the Bu yerj!
Tie most acceptable X3ew Hears' Gift, such as a new Overcoat or Suit of Clothes, can
2 ov be had for as little money as some useless and l ss acceptable gift, at the
GREAT OAK HALL BUILDINGS
ANAMAK
SIXTH AND
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL.
DRY GOODS.
GREAT CRASH
IN
DRY GOODS,
EVERYTHING DOWN HIGH PRICES
OVER FOK THE SKASON.
CRAND CLOSING SALE
or
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.'S
IXOX&CrJSE STOCII
OK
1R,Y COOTH
At Retail.
Unprecedented Bargaiu
n
BILKS,
VELVETS,
DBSSS GOODS, and
MISCELLANEOUS
DRY GOODS.
THIS STOCK IS TUB MOST EXTENSIVE AND
VARIED EVER OFFERED AT RETAIL
IN THIS CITY,
AND CONTAINS MORE NOVELTIES AND 8TA
FLE3 OF RECENT IMPORTATION THAN
CAN BE FOUND ELbEWHERS.
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO..
No. 727 CIIESNUT STREET,
1 Itfrp PHILADELPHIA.
TJHEI'CIi 1 K K S 12 W T
FOR TUB HOLIDAYS.
POINTE, RHAL VALKNCIENNE, ) T II fiTtO
THREAD AND GUIPURE f LljSUO
In Setts, Collars, ndkfa., and by the yari
TRIMMED AND EMBROIDERED SETTS,
ROMAN SCARFS AND 8ASUE9,
GLOVES of every description,
INDIA AND OASDMERB SCARFS,
Together with an elegant stock of
BILKS, roFUNS, and every variety of
DREtitt GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOTHS, CASS1
MERES, ETC. ETC
Not. 105 and 407 North SECOND St.,
I U HiiRp FHILADELPHIA.
THE ll EST OF THIS
OF
MARKET STUM UTS, S. K.
URY QOODS.
EDWIN ''ALL & CO.
WILL OFFER
mms IN DRY GOODS
FOR a HE NEXT THRK13 WKKKS
WINTER STOCK JO UK t'l.O.SIMt OUT
KII.KS.
fsBt-r Silks Ri'.lncril fnim r2 -'M to
1'tncjr Mlks lfliiud from 5 to a.
Miti.o Auliciutt Irom $5 to X
Kii li ( 'ordpd Hilkb from ti :I TA).
Ktm I'sce Fuult du Bine from 3 tu I.
Ottoiuau Volour (lain 46 ill to i'M.
ItK.HS (KXIIIS
Kil'.t 8or(iPr,ecture(l trom iJ i to t "i-.
Hilk Poplins from H'7i"i lo 1.
Plaid lrisb ropliua lrmu its to 2
Frpnrli Poplio, Iii-ri I'liimh, fitim In J.
Fluid Herges trom $ 1 fit) to 1.
Kilk Strrn from IfHTui to Hf ''.
IStripe Poplins frnin ittl -jj to;c.
Ktrifio PiiiiIiuii from U) to 2.jo.
l'iKurel Wool Uolainp. from t!2 to lilo.
l.MPOHTHI) CLOTH 1-LA1DH I OR M l 13.
C.RKI N AMl bl.Ui;, from l torkic.
ASTRAC'HAN CLOTBH.
AKtrsclma Cloth Keduoetl from $li to 1
AMrachsn Cloth Reduced from $9 to 7.
AMraulmn CAoth Kodurnd from ifclli to i.
1'lnid Plubh AHtrschan from Itl'JO to .
Oftruculla Cloth from $1U to 12.
SHAWLS. SHAWLS,
f .rest Koduotion in Rroche RIimwIs.
Ciruat Itttduution iu lllsoket Shawls.
SII.K PI ITHHKH. 8II.K Pdl'SHRS.
t AbUIONAIiLK SILK FLUSIIKS, Roducod.
SII.K CLOAK VHLVKTS.
LYONS SILK CLOAK VKLVKT8, Redocwl.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
NO. 28 SOUTH SECOND ST11EET.
9 MtothstJUrp
PUUADKHMIIA.
1869.
CHKI.3TMAS HOLIDAYS.
SPECIAL SHAWL SALE.
" THORfJLEY'8,"
EIGHTH AND SPUING GARDEN.
Ws liars made th follawinj; reduction in prices: -
PAlbLKY AMU BROC1IK KH AWI 8, rurnriug from $50
to $75, reduced from $1(1 to $15.
PAlbLKY AND BROGUE SHAWLS, ringing from $2i
to $50, reduced from $5 to tit).
I'AISI KY AND BROCUK SHAWLS, ranpins from $15
to $25, reduced from $J to $5,
The sIiotp Shawls wore cheap at the prices quoted, but
t the reduced prices thoy are cheaper thua uror before
oft, 'red in Philadelphia.
ItUnket Shawls, black Thibet Shawls, etc
tie ntleuen's Shawls, Breakfast Hhawla, etc etc.
Dress (tocdr, Silks, Bear's, Udk s., etc.
Blankets, Quilts, I'inno Uovsrs, etc. etc.
AT THOHN LEY'S,
Corner of Eighth and Spring Garden,
10 18 tf
PHILADELPHIA.
NDIA SCARFS.
INDIA SHAWLS.
HEAL INDIA CAMEL'S IIAIH SHAWLS
AND SCAUFS,
FOR A VALUABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
CHEAP AT
u i: ic u i: i1 u v 12 11 m.
No. 010 t'HRSNL'T MTUKKT,
10 8 3ra PHILADELPHIA,
yEPHYRS AND GKRMANTOWN WOOL8,
MJ Sioikina Ysins of all kinds: lulv. (Jrochet. and
Mendinii Collin, wbulrtMilii aud retail, at 1'aetory, No,
l.LOMUALU 6tcuU UiUui
OAK HALL.
OAK IIALIj.
YEA I?.
BROWNS,
C( - )RNEIi.
OAK HALL.
OAK HALL,
DRY COODS.
JE10ItE TAKING STOCK 31st INST.,
COOPER dt COXrAJU)
Will have some great bargains among tUa
SILK POPLINS,
WOOL 1'OPLINS,
BLACH SILKS,
FINE PLAIDS,
RICH SHAWL8,
CLOAKS,
SILK VELVETS,
VELVETEENS,
CLO AMINOS,
CASS1MBBE3,
OVERCOATINGS",
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
ROMAN SCARFS,
GLOVES, TIES,
EtO. Etc.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. B. COKNEll NINTH AND MARKET,
ITfam FHILADELPHIA.
SEWINC MACHINES.
JMPKO VED ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES.
SIMPLK&T, CHEAPEST, BEST LOOK4JTITOH
I KKWINO MACHINES IN USli.
Sold on eutty monthly payments. P.xamine them at
No. 140 AlK'BI Mtreet.
I). E. 1HCE,
2 18 lmrn GENERAL AGENT.
QARTRAM 5t FANTOPJ'S
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
ARE TIIE M(iST DURADLE, THE LIGHTEST
AND WILL PERFORM THE GREATEST
HAS GE OF WORK IN TIIE MOST
SATISFACTORY MANNER.
SOLD AT $10 CASH. BALANCE 55 PEK
MONTH,
Or special disoount for cash down; re nted $4 per month
Also exohanKed. Do not fail to examine tliem M
ISo. 1115 L'lIi:S8"r STKUUT.
U27 stuthi8t,P WM. T. HOPKINS.
OPERA GLASSES
rOlt CHRISTMAS l'KESHNTS,
At JAS. W. QUEEN & CO.'S
OPTICIANS,
No. 924 CHESNUT STREET,
2ilf PHILADELPHIA.
I
KMVI'.S. Pearl snd Stair Handles, of beautiful fini.k
KODOUKS' aud WADE 1 MUTCH ICR'S RAZORS, and
the colehratud LIX'GLTUE RAZOR SCISSORS of th
tinctt quality.
Razors, Knives, Suissors, and Table Cutlery Ground and
Polished at P, MADEIRA'S, No. 115 8. TENTH Street
below Chesbut. SS5p
rflk UMBRELLAS CHEAPEST IV TTTK r ixv
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