4
SATURDAY, NOVEMBKIt 19, 1870.
TllK
HOLK OF Tllff FiifSS T1UDIS
REPUBLICANS.
Thr New York World advises Carl Schurs
And his fellow free-tralers to koep up the
preUnne of being Republicans for the pre
sent, ho as to "strengthen and extend their
influenoo, and propagate their sentiments
among their party assooUte," in an article
which also assures thorn that the ll?piiblio.in
party is irrevocably committed to protection;
and that thoy will be gladly welcomed in the
Demooralio oamp as soon as they can transfer
a considerable body of deluded followers from
the Republican organization to the Demo
cratic party. The true way to baffle 'such in
sidious schemes is to confront them at onoe
by making as bold an issue on the tariff ques
tion as was made against slavery, rebellion,
and repudiation. There are thousands of
Democrats in Mixsouri who are protectionists
in interest and inclination.
The furnaces of that Slate are owned
mainly by Democratic capitalists, and her
Iron Mountain can be made a source of in
exhaustible wealth by a protective policy.
The property of her metropolis, St. Louis,
depends infinitely more upon the develop
ment and maintenance of d omoKtio manufac
tures than on the increase of her foreign
trade; and if Missouri is to be reclaimed at
all, it must be by meeting Schurz R juaroly on
his own ground, and beating down his free
trade fallacies. In Pennsylvania, too, we
need no better issue than the tariff. Tie
only hope of the Democracy for carrying this
State is based on a policy even more dishonest
than that marked out for Bchurz. Here the
Democratic local leaders are to insist that
they are better tariff men than the Republi
can?, and to carry the people with them, if
possible, on old issues, while in other portions
of the Union Democratic candidates are to
overcome their rivals by the supposed popu
larity of free-trade principles. The Republi
can party is quite strong enough to triumph
after the defection of every free-trader be
longing to it, provided it can win the sup
port of a fair proportion of the Democratic
protectionists of the country; but it
may be overwhelmed if it loses
all its free-traders without gaining
assistance from men who differed with it on
the slavery issue. Missouri has plenty of
Democratic protectionists who would be indi
vidually worth a great deal more to the Re
publican party thau Curl Schnrz, and it would
be a splendid bargain to trado him off for
any ouo of the Democratic ironmasters of St.
Louis. There are votes to be won as well as
to bo lost on the tariff issue, and the way to
wiu them is to enlist every friend of Ameri
can indubtry under the Republican banner,
aud to gladly turn over to the Democracy
every advocate of the industrial dominance
of our foreign rivals.
A O UIL ? Y (JONS 01ENGIS.
In tub midst of the excitement oer the
prospect of a war with Russia, a despatch ro
tating to the Alabama claims from President
Grant to Mr. Moran, the Secretary of Lega
tion, aud, since the reoall of Mr. Montley, the
Charge d' Affaires, has been reoeived in Lon
don. In consequence of Lord Granville being
out it was impoasible for Mr. Moran to cam
manioate the despatch to him, and the Lon
don journals have consequently been unable
to learn anything with regard to its charaoter.
The fact, however, that a despatch on the
subject of the Alabama claims from the Pre
sident of the United States should
arrive in England just at this
ritical juncture has stirred up the
guilty Britibh conscience, and we are in
formed that the greatest consternation and
excitement prevail, it being immediately pre
sumed as a matter of course that there is a
Beoret understanding between the United
States and Russia. President Grant could
not have chosen a more auspicious moment
for reopening the negotiations with regard ta
the Alabama claims, for England is now
trembling between a fear that Russia will
obtain a preponderance of power in the Eist
that will threaten the British domain in India,
and a disinclination to embark in a great war
which she will be obliged to carry on without
the aid of the ally who carried
off all the honors in the last struggle
with Russia. All the meanness
that characterized British dealings with the
United States during the war is now remem
bered with a disagreeable feeling that the
nation then wronged and insulted can now
have a glorious opportunity to take its
revenge in kind, and effectually aid Russia
and cripple England without participating in
any way in the contest that at the present
moment seems imminent. It is well known
in England that the bitter feelings excited by
the mean and dirty conduct of th9 British
Government and the influential classes during
oar straggle for existenoe have not died out
in the hearts of the American people, Mr.
Thomas Hughes can tell the British Parlia
ment and public, as one of the
most important results of his summer
trip in the United States, that their exists
npon this side of the Atlantic a sentiment of
mingled hatred and contempt for England
that may well be dreaded by that country,
and if, in the event of a war with Russia that
will tax all her powers, we do not repay with
interest all the injuries we have reoeived, it
will ba because England, although at the last
moment, consents to make such reparation
as we have a right t demand. There is no
reason to beliave that there is any secret un
derstanding between the Governments of the
United States and Russia, bat the Emperor
Alexander may well consider the sending of
the despatch referred to above by President
Grant just at the present moment, as at
least a partial return for the friendly feeling
always manifested by Russia and its rulers
towards the United States, and for the car
dial sympathy expressed for the national
causa by the Emperor and his people during
the whole of the Rebellion. '
It is entimatedthatrhiladelphiaspends about
iH'PtOOO annually upon her street, while New
Toik fpends over $2,000,000. This is a dis
crepancy that more thm acoonits for ths
difl'trence between the highways of tin two
citifP. Ve have now been hesitating over
three years about paving two miles of Broad
street, snd have been permitting one of the
grandest highways in the world to rem tin in
en utterly disgraceful condition, while New
York linn given a conlraot amounting to over
$1,250,000 during the present month alone
to the Stow Foundation Conpany to pave
nine miles of Broadway. This faat certainly
ought to arouse the activity of our authori
ties and induce thorn to do pomething for the
improvement of Broad street without further
delay.
NOTICES.
Wkk's Entirb Suits,
Ah Imti tin (10.
Retter than are. mild tUeuhtre at
flit ti f IK.
Other at 112, 113, I1R, f 10, f 18, (20.
vail ana tee.
Ita1 -wan between
( I5RNNRTT fc CO ,
. TOVVKR 111.!.,
(No. f18 Makkbt HmKhT
Fifth and Sixth ttret
Sooner or later, a neglected Cold will develop a
cor.btant Couph, Shortness of l'.reath, Valilng
Strength, and WuHtinjr of ush the avant courlei-s
of Consumption. In some Inxtaacea the same cause
will produce lsrouchttln, a disease of the branches or
the windpipe. In all affections of the Pulmonary
organs, as well as In. Bronchial OompUlnts, Jaync'a
Kxptctrrant Is both a paltative and a curative, as
the testimony of thousands and Its world-wide repu
tation attest while In Coughs and Colds It acts
speedily, ond when taken according to directions,
promptly removes them. Why not give tUI stand
ard remedy an immediate trial? Sold by all Drug
gist. Tub Cincinnati Industrial Exposition, recently
closed, Is said to have, been the 11 nest and roo.-it
successful exhibitions of the kind ever held in Hits
country.
Wc are much gratified at being able to annomce
the fact that a prominent I'hlladelphla conoern
i-tanda at te head of the lint of awan In the Sewing-
machine Department, receiving the Gold Mbdai. for
the Machine. 1 his is another flattering recognition
of the superior hklll and lDgenuity of our Philadel
phia mechanics. A well-merited compliment, as all
mnst admit who are acquainted with the high charac
ter of their workmanship.
We extract the following from the report of the
judges : l,The sewing-via'-hine t .at exhibit thefreiitest
hortltp, acvanremejtt, and imiiropement; doe the
ireaiext variety of useful work, equal in eon-it rv -Hon,
workmanthip, and de.nijn to an; and all others on ex
hibition, Is the American Buttonhoi.k, ovkiiskah-
1N0, AND SBWINO-MACniNE."
The olllce and salesrooms of the Company manu
facturing this splendid machine are at No. 1313
CnKf.NUT Street. All tthnuUI t;e it. See advertise
ment In another column.
Gold AIedii. Ranok lui'oitT.ws'T to llousK
kkkim:i:s ami Hi ii.dkks What the community
have long wanted la a good coofeing r.ingc, miitible
lor summer as well as winter. Mr. .r. S. Clark, N.
1W8 Market street, lias, after many years of practi
cal experimenting, perfected such a range. It has
two cylinders one for summer and the other for
winter which can e.ihily bu adjusted, ami give but
llttlu Lent In the kitchen m summor, whilst in win
ter It will hoat three rooms comfortably. It tidkos,
boils, roasts, and heat the water all at the same
time. It Is a perfectly air-tight gas cuuButner, and
requires but half the a;roant of coal of any other
ratgo in use. It keeps Qrd ror a greater length of
time, and Is a perfect model In every repeat. ICvery
body (should sco this range at the warerooms of the
patentee, J. S. U'aik, No. lutH Mirket street, as nil
who are about to purchase will be convitieed of Its
superior advantages.
CLARK'S IMFKOVBD 1ULTIMOUK KutK PLAOK Htf AT-
in is now the acknowledged champion heater of the
country, and the only liol-ur fire-place heater in the
nuirket; It la entirely free from dust and giu, ami for
economy of fuel stands unriva led. It has been
hauils-omcly Improved, having a polished font-rail
and hearth, and made of the b -st material; it will
beat a large room in which It Is placed, aud three
upper room comfortably, lu the coldest wetther,
requiring very -Mttlc coal, and only once In twenty,
four hours.
Well conceived but badly-executed imitation of
this splendid heater flood the market, aud It Is ne
cessarj to examine well before purchasing. Do not
make a mistake, but call and see the original 15 ise
burner at the manufacturer's warerooms. All work
guaranteed. They are sold wholesale and retail by
John s. (jlirk. Sole Agent,
No. 1U09 Markot street.
U.UiKSClUBRATBD GOLD MBDAI. SAI.AMANDKK
Hot-air Fiknacb. This celebrated Hot-air Par
nacehnsteeu thoroughly tested during the past
four year?, end has given universal satisfaction. It
la the most powenul beater in use. It will do more
woik for the ttme amount of fuel than any other
furnace that has ever been Introduced to the public.
In construction His simple, and made throughout
of the very best material, aud fitted with great care.
It is self-cleanlnp, and will burn the whole winter
without rekindling. Very little care and attention
aro required to keep It in operation.
There celebrated furnace arc supplied with the
patent evaporating chamber, by ilie bid of which all
the impnritles of the air are destroyed, and a tine
volume of pure, moist hot air is passed into the
rooms above. Theie are seven diirerent sizes, so
that they may be adapted to houses of any si.o and
capacity.
All are iLviti d to call and exanaine these cele
brated Gold hlcial taUimandei- Hot-air F urnot-e, at
the warrooms or the aaaufacturer, Joun S. Clakk,
No. 1008 Market street.
Clark's "Octavar." or third hand attachment
can be applkd to any piano. The brilliant musical
etlect produced cannot be described. Call aud heir
It at jno. CC4 Arcn street.
Free to all.
No. 4T. ErnroKB All who want .the elegant
Eui'MONK EOi O-STor, resonant case, Mason & Hamlin
Cabinet OrgaB, No. 47, for Christmas presents, will
please leave their orders with Oould A Fiscukr,
No. 02 S Chesnut street, at once. The demand U
great and supply short. Oall aud hear ihem.
Thk GnovitR & Baker Sewing Machins Compant
arc Belling both their Klastlc-SUtch and Improved
Lock-8titcn Sewing Machines on very easy terms.
Having both stitches, the privilege of exchange Is
offered If net suited witt tti tt ihoioe. O tiles No. Tit
Cbetnnt street.
AhYTiUKU can be N'ckel Plated but a politician's
conscience. Nickel will not deposit upon anything
so muiU larder thau ltaelf.
LIFE INSURANCE, J
INSVKK YOUtt LIFE AT UOttE
IN THE
A M V U 1 C A N
lii'k iNwurivViNcia co.
OF rillMDKMMIIA.
, . . -
1 ALBX. WDILLOIN, President.";
JOHN P. WII.90N, Secretary
Ihe AMBBIOAXUsacB polluks op all desirable
p'.fcLa at low rate, anil If mum yiv I la the adven
tures t tiered to (usurers by, any Company ta te
inucumaus. in wumzvi
6, 1". Corner Fourth and Walnut Sn.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
mv Trench Bnnrtny -corning and evenln, corner
of TENTH and Fll.RKRT turrets. 10 sSt
Sy-cn RisTlwrF..cri U RClT,TIIl BTY'-KI1HTII
" and HUIDGi: Streets. Ttev. !. H. FtiVTI.RR.
P.P., ofCtilcago, will preach In this church Sunday,
noveuincr w. av i h i . iu.
CAI.TAltY PRTSBlTKlif At CHUKUll,
w T,octiHT Street, ahve Fifteenth, U-v. Ir.
HTIMPIIRHY. Pastor. Services at 10K A. M. and
sap Tllit FIRST PRKSBTTBRl AM CHUKOtl.
TOIINSON, IX P.. Pastor, will ptnanh to-narrow
at 10J A. M. and 1 P. M. Stringers welcome.
msnop sim propt win. preach m
Mil I'l'jlll'.ri . . J .11. J. Vtl L'll ' ..r-in-f.i.-.
ing' at io,v o clork, aud Kev. J. T. UKACHY In the
evening at T o'clock.
fir B1XT1I PRmnVl'KRIAN CllURfHI, 8PRU0B
w Street. Ikmow Sixth. Rev. .1. P. (iONKKY,
Pator, will preach to-morrow at tojtf A. M. and
r. m.
t&r- T. 0LKMKNT7iTc"unrtcrT1 tw e n tt kt ri
w and C'HKKUY Streets. Service (Choral) and
sermon to-morrow evening at 1 o'clock. At this
service the seats will be free. 1 1 6 sit
CENTRAL ntKRUYTF.RI AN CHURCH, N.
I...N. K. corucr FRANKLIN and THOMPSON
Streets Preaching by the Paator, Rev. JAM 144 Y.
mi to irt. l.i., at i a. m. anu iy4 r. m.
t&f" RPRlVd OAKDRrl IiAP 1 IHT C.1IUKCH,
Rev. I P. IIOHNBKRUKK, Pastor. Preachlna to
morrow at lov A. M. and 7M P. M. Sunday-school
at s P. M.
r-jf DIVINE SERVICE (PRO TKSTANT KPI4
copai) will he h"M In the hall or the'oani'
I.AND HAIINDEKS COLLE JK. THIRTY-NINl'H
Stnpf, above Market, on Humify, Nov. a, at ID 80
A. M. ai d T-8U 1'. m. Slinruy-achool at BU.
ten- ALEXANDER PRESP.Y I'KItl AM CHURCH,
NINETEENTH and UREiJM Streets. -Ser
mon to Yoiinir Mn to morrow cvenltig by Kev.
GEO. F. CAIN, l'ltsloi'. Service commences at T
o'olock.
rhWj- I1 MIST rKl'.SiJ l TEUI AN CHI) KCll, UUK
low at lev,' A. M.'bv Rev. K. B. P.HUKN, ami T)tf P
M.b.vRev. G. T. "BKOWN, of Denver, Colorado.
Heats free to all. (
ff CENTRAL
PItKSRYTKRI AN CHURCH,
CHKRUY Streets. Rev. A.
liKF.D. P.P., Paotor, will preach to-morrow
morning at lov o'clock, and In tho evening at T!
o'clock. Strangers cordially welcome.
(K?- WICST KPKUUBJ STKHHT CUUKCH,
SEVliNTlCRNTH and SPKUCHi Streets. Rv.
W. P. P.REKD, D.D., will prea.-li the sixth of a
seilesof sernmns on the Book f Job to-morrow at
VbX A. M. Subject, ".lob and Zopnar."
IPS- BETH-EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH, BROAD
KaU and SPUIK'H Streetfl. Sunday niornln?, Cail
drc n's Church. Music lv pcholuraof Sunday School.
Sunday evenlr.jr, ordiiiance of baptism. Kev. .1.
WJI EATON SMITH, D.D., will preach on both
occasions. "
rT5f I'LINTUN NIKl'JKl' I'llKIIY Tf.lllA
CHUHCH. TENTH, below Sprae.e Itov. Pr.
MAR' H will preach to-morrow (S md i) it 10 4 A.
M. ai.d 'i'A P. M. Bvcuing subject, "Kuockiug at the
Door."
gv- SEVICNTII PRESBYTKItf AN CHURCH,
BROAD Street and PKNN StUARE. Kev.
HENUYC. McCOOK will preaon to-morr w at Ul.vj
A. M. and 1 P. M. Sut)iect In eveuinir, "The
Parental Relation as u Means of Honoiing God." t
rfS-r NORTH TESTH STREET PRS SBYTKRIAN
' CUUKCH. below Girard avenue Rov. M.
NEWKIRK, Pastor, will preach to-morrow nurnlivf
orui evening (iii.s? ana iyt.) suniect ror evening
sermon, "Jnfant Bnptism Vindicated. Strangers
cordially Invited.
REV. A. A. WII.LITS, D D. WILL P(?E iOII
"w in tliH WEST ARCH WTRWKP PltttSIiYTE
HIAN CHURCH, corner EIGHTEENTH and AROH
Streets, to-morrow at 10jf A. M. aud T,V P. M.
Eveidrig sermon the llfth of a series on Interest
ing incidents in tho ministry of Christ "Christ's
Conversation with Nlcodcmus."
TnE November meeting ok the
SUNDAY SCHOOL TJK CUERS of PlilUdi.-!-pblH,
of all denoininal'.ons, will be held umt t the
(liicctlon ot the Pennsylvania Stite Sabl.ir.h S :hr.ol
Aesc .elation, on Momiy evnuinsr, November 81, at
at the CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (Protestant
Episcopal), HLuEUT Street, between Seventeenth
and Klglitteutli. Address bf Rev. HENRY C.
McCOOK, of this city, formerly of St.. Louts.
N'.bjtct, "Object and OuMin t Teaching. ' Slort ad
dregpes will be delivered by other prominent. Sunday
School men. 11 IV 81
egjy- OPENING SERMON OF THK H AN-
Dual StrifS, una tr the anspl usnf the Young
Peoile's Assocl'ttlin of the TABERNACLE BAP
TIST CHURCH, CHhSNUT west of Kljrhteuutli
strt et.will be prett'-lied to-morrow (Sunday) evening,
November 20, at I 30 oV o k, by Rev. A. J. F. BE1I
RENDS, Pastor of Washburton AventiH BptUt
Church, Yonkers,N. J. Suoject, "The Path to Vic
tory." Singing by ttio Young People's Choir, under
the direction of .John M. Evaus, Esq. Young people
especially Invited. Services in the morning at lOtf
o'clock. Sermon by the Pastor, Kev. G. A. PELTZ
Rtf?r- THE THIRTEENTH ANNIVERSARY OF
u THE PHILADELPHIA NOON .DAY PR AVER
MEETING will ie held on Wednesday. r.d Insttnt,
at 18 o'clock, at the CHURCH OF HPIPHANY, FIK
TBH NTH and CH ESNUT. Kev. Dr. NEWTON will
condnct the exerclsen. Aildree by Rev. H. JOB N
SON, P.P., Kev. T. A. FERNLEY, Kev. V. HUN.
PRICKS, Rev. THOMAS MA LOOM, Roy. B. L'
AGNEW, Kov. F. CHURCH, ltov. Dr. KMEUSON,
Kev. J. K. GATi S, and others.
(Slglied) ItEOH'JK II. STflART,
PETER B. SIMONS.
THOMAS TOLM AN,
JOSEPH II. SCtlKBINKK,
ABKAM MARTIN,
CHARLES BROWN.
DRY OOODS.
Table Linens!
Napkins ! Towels !
Handkerchiefs ! ! !
I am opening a flrit-class stock at prices under
market value, among which are:
Fxtra Fine Double Damask Napkins, from 90c. a
dozen.
Heavy Loom Tabla Linens, 80c, Damask patterns,
coo. np.
Extra Heavy Barnsley Tabls Linen from II to
12-50.
Linen Sheeting, Pillow and Shirting Linens.
Splendid assortment of Fine Damask Towels.
Muslin Sheeting in aU widths at lowest city prices.
All Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, lO cents.
Genta' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, in perfumed
boxes.
150. Hemstitched Linen Hdkfs., a perfect gem.
Handkerchief i infancy boxes for presents.
Merino Underwear.
Cartwrlght A Warner's Merino TJnaerwear.
Ladies' Merino Vests, 62jtf, i&o , II, tl'10 up.
Gents' Merino Shirts an! Drawers, bo, 75c, It up.
Boys', Misses' and Children's Merino bhlrts and
Drawers.
Ladles' Regular Made Hose, 25, 83, sic. ut.
Gents' Regular-made Half Hose, 25, 83, 35c.
Children's Fancy Hose, cotton and woollen.
Flannels, Dlankets, Counter
panes. Blue and Scarlet Pacque Flannels, 3T.V, 45, 55, 82c.
All-wool Flannels, 85, k8, 30, 35, 44, ttu. ,
Shaker, Domet, WtUh, and Uailardvalo Flannels!
' Marseilles, Honeycomb and Dimity Counterpanes.
Splendid assortment of perfect Blanket.
Job Lot Sutla Stripe Pique, tin., worth 30c.
Jleecy Lined, Cord and Figured Pique.
. JOHN BURNS,
House-fuiniihing Dry Good, Importer
and Retailer f Hosiery,
815 aud Sir M. I'lM. VI. VI II Hi..
1 it
I U ABOViC 8PKUOB.
ShWINQ MACHINES.
II IS
WHEELER & WILSON
IRWIRti ItlACIIirVES,
For Sale on Eaiy Term:
HO. tU OIIESNUT ST11EET.
4 mwrf PUIXADRLPHIA.
GROCERIES, ETC
ALMEIilA GKAPES
In Beautiful Clusters,
35 CENTS PER LH. OK .1 LTS. YOK
$1-00.
E. BRADFORD CLARKE,
SUCCESSOR TO
SIMON C0LTON A CLARKE,
S. W. Corner BROAD and WALNUT
l thstutftp PlIHADKLPHIA.
OLOTHINQ.
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
LOOK AT VH AT VE OFFER
Fine Whitney Bcavrr f to totir.
Fine Diagonals 1 12 to $20 2
M
o English Melton (13 to &
g detman Tricots fir to S2r
t H
O Esquimanx Beaver lt to 135 r"
fcupcrflne Moskowa. 1 23 to $r,j
GREAT BROWN HALL.
GO.'l and C05 (MIESNUT STJIEET.
Fine All-wool Suits Ill
lienvicrand finer $ij
A little better and Oner tat
"Business Man's Delight" $m
Diagoi.al Scotch Casstmere $18
Heavy i'aetdmcre Hults $20
Fine Walking Suits ii
Fine blue Diagonal 824
lltavv Chinchilla tin
Fine Fancy Csaimere tt
' Pride of the Present Age " Si )
GREAT BROWN HALL,
GO.'l aud G05 OIIESNUT HTRFET.
Everything In Immense variety for th winter wear
of men or boys. The Hnest stock in town. The low
est price. Hew and attractive features every day.
GREAT BUOWN HAil ,
603 and G05 CHB3NUT STREET.
JST'
HOTEL
PHILADELPHIA: PA.
Coats,
Pants,
Coats,
Pants,
SIO'OO
Vests.
Heavy
Winter
Overcoats.
Vests.
Heavy
Winter
Overcoats.
S lO'OO
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 34 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
American and 1'orelffn flankers,
DRAWS EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND PRIN
CIPAL CITIES OP KUU0P3.
DEALERS IN
Government and Railroad Securities,
Drevi l, WinChrop A Co.,Drex4l, JIarjet A Co..
Mo. 18 Wall street, No. I Hue Scrlae,
New York. I Paris.
UlllAT CUXTIIAL. MIL.-
No. 410 MAltKET STREET.
SPECIALTI! SELLING OFF I
The balance of my retail itock from No. 404 ARCH
Skett, with my entire stock ol
Full and Winter Millinery Uoodai
will le Itetulled
AT THE LOWKST WHOLESALE CASH PRICES,
To R.ateionm for Spring stock.' My old customers,
iid the laiii eeuera ly, are Invited to examine the
best tuck in the city. tlllia4trp
TIIOSaA III MRU AX.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, ETO.
'4 No. 1340 OllKSNL'T Mtreet. Phila. 2X
aMWatchea, Jewelry, Silver and Plated-iL'il
waie, a good assortment at
MODERATU PRICES.
Watches aud Jewelry
carefu !y reji'.re.L 15 tusiu3mrp
OUR REPUTATION
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C0NTIKEHTAL
N. S-:t CI-II33IVrrT ttvoft.
CHARLES
DRY OOODS.
LYONS BLACK SILK
VELVETS
23-1NCIJ, FROM ho TO flS,
32-INUD, FROM 1G TO $20.
Black Velvets for Trimming.
JOIIN W. THOMAS,
405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
t24 BtntMpSm PHILs.DgI.PdIA.
BLACK SILKS.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT NOW
OPEN AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
PERKINS & CO.,
0 South NINTH Street
13 tuths3mip
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CLASS AND QUEENSVYARE.
TYKDAIE, MITCHELL & CO.,
, IMPORTERS OF
French China,
Belgian and Bchemian Glass,
Fnglish Stoneware,
lava Cuspadores and Spittoons,
Parian Ornaments.
707 CKE8NUT ST., 707
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The Parkinson Caramel Depot,
No. 1409 COKSNUT ST., above BroaJ,
NOW OPEN.
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HOTEL BUILDING,
STOSES $t CO.
DRY OOODS.
SILKS.
EXAMINE
GEORGE FRYE.l'S
STOCK OF
- Black and Fancy Siiks
Before Purchasing,
No. 91G CHESNUT STREET,
9 S3 m PHIL VDELI'HIA,
100. 400.
EYKE & LAX DELL,
FOURTH and ARCH,
OPEN TO-DAY AN INVOICE OF
Cxalc8il(si Goods.
CAMEL'S II A III SHAWLS.
CAMEL'S HAIR SCARFS.
CAMEL'S HAIR TIES.
INDIA N ECK SCAR FS.
E. & L. ARE MAKING EXTENSIVE AR
RANGEMENTS FOR
CimiSTMAS HOT IDA YS.
EXPENSIVE PAIdJ.KT I.O.NG SH4.WL3.
CASHMERE MOUBNIXQ ROflES.
BANDKEKCIIIEFS IN MAGMFICKNT BOXES.
RICHLY EMBROIDERED PIANO CO VERS.
19 ruTVb2m
EDV78TJ HALL,
No. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Invltss attention to hU Stock of
Cllfick KUliM,
Colored Milk.
l-'vcniof; Milkit,
11 ev lrew (Jootlat.
Silk Cloaking Velvets,
SILK PLUSnKS,
RKOC1IE SHAWLS,
T.LASKET SHAWLS,
VELVETEENS,
CLOAKING CLOTHS,
A U of which will be o'.d at the It S mra3aatp
Xowest Market Pricos.