THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH i'HILADELiPIIIA, THURSDAY; DECEMBER 22, 1870.
1
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PUBLISHED EVERT A. FT tt It N O O N
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LI THK EVENING TF.LEORAPII BClLMNtf.
NO. 108 8. TIIIKI) STKEF.T.
I'HILADKLl'lllA.
Th Price : three cent per copy icible theef),
or rightrcii tent per meek, payable to the carrier
by totom Hcrced. The tulwipHon price by vtail
i A'inc lMlart per annum, or One Itc-llar and
Fifty Cents for two month, invariably in
advance for the time ordered.
TUVKSDAY. DECEMBER 2i. 1870.
ft it A AT, SUMNKR, AND SAX DO
MINGO. NVk said aome days ago, iu commenting upon
the probRble proceedings of the present ses
sional Congress, that the San Domingo
question would probably become an exciting
topic, and that it remained to be seen whether
the Kf publican party wonld not uplit upon
this famous West Indian rook. The debate
in the Senate yesterday shows that there was
good ground for this . apprehension. Grant
and his ataff of personal adherents have
metaphorically drawn their swords upon Bum
ner and his special adherents, and the Massa
chusetts Senator displays an intense anxiety
to strike as many bard blows as he can at the
administration. We have had nothing like
this passage of arms since the days when
Douglas and Buchanan joined issue on the
Lecompion question, but in that memorable
contest we opine that the Senatorial oham
pion was a much more vigorous combatant,
and armed with a far better cause than the
Senatorial gladiator in the present tournay,
while Grant is in many respects a much
stronger President than Bnohanan.
The praotioal effeot of the quarrel will pro
bably be to make Sumner the central figure
or leader of the Republican or semi-lCepub-
lican opposition to Grant, which has gradn
ally been developed, by various incidents
and from various causes, in the Senate and in
the country. Men who do not care a button
for the San Domingo business, but who hive
private grievances of various descriptions to
avenge, will seek the Sumner camp, and unite
with hi horde of motley forces. But dinnen
sions of this kind are neatly inevitable, and
it is perhaps a piece of good fortune for the
administration that Sumner i to
become the leader of its ene
mies. With all his reputation
this doughty Massachusetts orator is essen
tially a weak, vain, visionary, and impracti
cable man. After trying to make fine speeches
for twenty years, he has never yet jittered a
sentence which is treasured and familiarly
quoted y the American people. In the
Senate, he habitually spurns party obliga
tions whenever his own bad judgment hap
pens to differ from that of the majority of
his associates. ' As Chairman of the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations his want of
common eense has been a coustant source of
trouble and annoyance. His speech on the
Alabama claims was probably the most
ridiculous me&s of nonsense that was ever
uttered by any man holding a high
official position. Considering that he
lavished long columns of extravagant eulogy
upon the acquisition of useless Alaska, his
present ' hostility to the acquisition of San
Domingo whose territory may prove of im
mense service to the United States, on
account of its geographical position, its value
as a naval station, and the capacity
of its soil to produce unlimited quan
tities of coffee and sugar is ludi
crously inconsistent; and it proves what
the country should have known long ago, that
Sumner is totally unreliable and untrust
worthy either as a partisan leader or as a
statesman. The main pretext of his opposition
to the Presidential policy, viz., that ia justice
may be done in some unexplained way to the
warring faotions of Hay ti,is in itself supremely
absurd, and his whole speech of yesterday
proved conclusively that he ia influenced by
narrow prejudice or pa-ssion, rather than by
reason or patriotism. -. Whatever may be the
bortoomings, faults, or demerits of the Pre
Hident, he certaiuly does not doserve the
abase that has been lavished npon him for
bis San Domingo experiment; and if we are
to buy an inch of new soil from any foreign
quarter, this speculation promises to be more
profitable than any of those whioh Sumner
nas favored.
PVllLW SCHOOLS AND TUB HE VI-
SIGN OF STUDIES.
As important subject brought up . at
the meeting yesterday was the revision of
studies, upon which a c iuimittee appointed
to consider the matter made a report. The
committee stated that the main object wan to
avoid the system of mechanical cramming,
and in a review of the distribution of studies
in the different school departments the de
fects of the system according, to the ideas of
the committee, were pointed out. There is
no doubt whatever that in - all oar publio
schools there is at present entirely too much
mere cramming and too little real study The
teachers instead of giving instruction merely
hear recitations, and the minds of the chil
dren are overtasked in acquiring an ill-digested
mass of facts about the value and applioatiou
of whioh they have no idea whatever. The
teachers are not altogether to blame for this,
because under the present system they are of
aacesaity obliged to hear recitations in the
manner they do, or -. they could not get
through with the daily routine laid out for
them, or make the kind of reports npon the
condition of their scholars that are required.
Not the least of the evils, therefore, of the
cramming pyat&iu is that it kw a tendency to
unfit the teachers for what ought to be the
real work of their profession, and to make
them merely hearers of recitations instead of
teachers ju. the proper acceptation of the
term. .The consideration of (ha report made
by theCouimUteoon the lte vision of Studio
was postpoaed until lb next meeting of the
board, Leu we' hope it win be discussed
with a proper appreciation of its importance.
members of the board great care and earnest
deliberation; and the re is an opportunity for
them to make substantial improvements in
our system of public education that will in
crease tho value of the schools immensely.
NOTICES.
OVKKtOATS, KKIIlr DOI.l.tKH.
0HU'(IVTu. l.IIHir II)I.1.HS.
OWI-.lOAIS, KKillr DOI.I.MM.
MkV Am.-wool
Mki.tun
tlVKHCOATtt,
Kkoitki to Kuan Dui.i.ks,
TO CLOPS Till M OUT,
BY
JlKNNKTT ft ("O.,
Tow mt Hall,
NO. filS 1 AKKFTKIIiKKT,
II M.F-WAV HETWEKN FlVTH AND SIXTH STIltKTS,
HI Iter pml in proport ion,
E. IiKADFOKO Ci.ahkk, successor to Simon Colton
A Clarke, has now on hand at the ol1 stand, 8. W.
corner of Broad and Walnut streets, one. of the
finest stocks of Christmas groceries to lc found In
the city. It is not only flno but large also, and em
braces the finest staples and seasonable luxuries for
the Christmas table. Competition In either price,
excellence, or variety Is positively detled. The best
of white Almerla grapes may here be found and may
be bought far 35c. per pound, er three pounds for one
dollar; also the finest of double and single crown
raising In quarter boxes, tho former at 12 5, the
latter at i. These goods cannot be bought at any
other store at these prices. In addition to these,
new Grenoble walnuts, Alberts, rnncess paper-shell
almonnp, Tecan nuts, shcllbarks, citron, currants,
figs, prunes, Oliver, Jellies and jams, oraDges, lady
apples for the Christ mas-tree and dinner-table, pears,
v ines of all descriptions, and othor articles posi
t vcly too numerous to mention, are included In the
stock, and may bo seen on personal application.
There is, In fact, nothing wanting that Is at all de
sirable, and all tastes can certainly be suited at the
lowest prices at which they can be sold. Those who
patronize the establishment will find themselves
well satisfied with their bargains.
Why TJnci.k John wkntto Parkinson s.
"Twas the night bclore Christmas," well wliat If it
was?
Is it coming again, that "ridicule ,nm!"
Growled old Uncle John, as he tied up his hea l
And shuffled away to his bachelor-lwd,
Thinking himself a most fortunate chap,
With nothing to trouble his "King winter' nap"
But the wind out of doors made a terrible clatur,
And conscience uould speak, "that's what was ti c
matter,"
So he lay there forlorn and shivered and trembled,
When there right besldo hlui stood one who resem
bled The famed Santa Claus, but his broad merry face
Wore a frown that was surely there quite out of
place ;
To thestocklngless chimney he pointed with Ire,
When up rose the fire-place higher and higher,
And there through the llamc, with amazement, John
saw
Aunts, ancles, and brothers and cousins-in-law
In cheerful excitement preparing the store
For the happy young chicks, who were dreaming it
o'er.
And now, growing plainer, was one Utile room,
A poor little taper revealing Its gloom,
And a woman who wepr, as she sewed by its gleam,
For the children whose Christmas must be ull a
dream I
John shrank from the light in good .Santa Clans'
eye,
For he knew why his poor sister Grace Jiims jthas
Bis hi
"Not for you happy Christmas I" as sternly he
Spoke I
Santa Claus melted up the wide chimney like
smoke,
And John with a shiver of terror awoke !
Rejoiced that the woroing (Unsolved the dark spell,
And knowing that only what ends well U well,
iu hastened to Parkinson's, Chesnut near Bruad,
And bonght all the bonbons his purse could afford.
Caramels and pralines of every description, ne plus
vltra.
Chocolate drops, glaccd waiuuts, DIablotious "Jim
Crows,"
Imperial and Cbantllly creams,
Enough to defend from an army of dreams,
Ami sped to put smiles where the tears freely came,
Dost thou take, gentle reader? Go thou do the same !
Tns Parkinson Caramel Depot,
Chksmt STKKET, ABOVE BltOAb.
Bbokchitis. The usual symptoms of this disease
are cough, soreness of the lungs er throat, Hoarse,
ness, difficulty of breathing, hectio fever, a spitting
of phlegm or matter, and sometimes blood. It Is an
inflammation of the fine skin lining the Inside of tho
whole of the wind tubes or air vessels which run
through every part of the lungs. Jayne's Expecto
rant Immediately suppresses the cough, pain, In
flammation, fever, and difficulty of breathing, pro
duces a free and easy expectoration, and encctt a
speedy cure. Bold by all druggists.
Haines Brothers' Pianos are elegant Christmas
presents. We are selling scores. " '
Gould & Fischkk,
r No. 983 Chesnut street.
Bradbury Pianos, beautiful Christmas presents.
i GOCI.D A" FlSCHKS.
Mason & Hamlin's Cabinet Organs; standard or
excellence throughout the world.
tiOCXD & FlSCHIH.
STF.CK & Co.'s Tianos, used by artists everywhere.
Oocld 3c Fischkk,
No. 9tt3 Chesnut street.
Dcu Yivimus, Viv ames. The Parkinson Caramel
Depot, No, 19 Chesnut street. A splendid assort
ment of rare, new, and delicious Confectionery,
Caramels, and Bonbons, pure and Acs a, male ex
pressly for the festive season. .
WINTER (JAPS.
A large and superior stock of tasteful CAPS, in
Otter, Seal, and Astrakhan, and in line Imitations.
Aleo in Beaver Cloth, Plush, Cassimero, Velvet, and
bilk, proper for skating, sleighing, walking, horse
back riding or railroading, as well as for party sad
opera-going. Genuine SCOTCH CAPS in great
variety. Melton's celebrated London DUSstt and
"DERBY" HATS, for which the undersigned is
agent.
WAR1JURTON,
HATTER,
CHESNUT Stres
Nest door to Post odlce.
1 t ctrp
THE
DKESS II AT OF THE PERIOD.
Iu atjle moat elegant, "yet not expressed In fancy."
Of materials the richest and of workmanship the
heat, . , ..... . , i
In durability and la brilliancy moat enduring. . . ;
In pnc most moderate. In ventilation perruc-t.
In comfort and easy fitting quite unequalled.
"A combination and a form Indeed," as shake
ape are has it. Uoinc and ace.
avahbuuton,
HATTIR,
CUESNUT fctfeeV
Kelt 4uor u Pvfl OXcc.
GROCERIES. ETC.
CHRISTMAS.
SEASONABLE LUXURIES
I'or (lie Table for UecemUer 3.1t
E. MADi'OKDCLittKE
ATT TII1Q OLD HTANI)
BROAD AND WALNUT,
Oilers a very large and attractive stock of the
Finest Fancy and Staple Good Things for the table
that can be found in the city.
Competition is Defied.
WHITE ALMBRIA (lit APES, in the finest order,
8ftc. per pound, or 8 pounds lor i.
FINEST DOUBLE CROWN RAISINS, in quarter
boxes, at 2'gr.
FINEST SINGLE CROWN KAISIN3, in quarter
boxes, at $2.
P. H. They Cannot he Purchased nt nay ether
Mt.re far these Price.
NEW GRENOBLE WALNIUVI, FILIJERTS.
PRINCESS PAPEIl-SIIELL ALMONDS.
PECAN NUTS ANI) StIELLBARKS.
Citron, Currants, and Cooking Raiiini
Of the finest quality, Very Low.
Canned Fruits and Preserves.
ALSO.
CANNED VEGETABLES. OK Til K P. EST KNOWN
liltANDS.
FIGS, VERY LARGE AND PERFECT.
ALSO,
DELICIOUS PRUNE-, IN SMALL PACKAGES.
Large Firxe Queen Olives,
By the Gallon or o.uart.
Jellies and Jams in variety.
The largest and Onest quality or
FI.OKIPA ANI) HAVANA ORANGES.
LAD1 APPLES.
To beautify the Christinas Tree and Diuuer Table
DUCHESS AND BARTLETT PEARS
in Cans. The original Flavor perfectly Preserved.
Preserved Meals and Potted (tame.
ENGLISH STILTON, FRENCH ROQUEFORT
and NE U FC 1 1 AT EL, EDaM, CHEDDAR, SWISS,
GRUYERE, OCTAGONS. PINE APPLK, IMITA
TION ENGLISH, PARMESAN, and CREAM.
STAPLE GROCERIES
of the best the markets of the world ess produce,
CODDIA'aS.
GENUINE IMPORTED CORDIALS,
CHARTREUSE, LIO.UEUK DE BENEDICTINE,
CURACAO MARASCHINO,
CACAO DE LA VANILLE, ABffTIIK,
All the Popular Brands of Cham
pannes,
AT AGENTS' PRICES.
I . Ronlerer, Clioquot, Moet A Chaudon. Bruost
Irroy, G. H. Muums, Piper lleidslock, Heidsiook Si
Co., and others.
English and Scotch
Ales and Dublin Stout,
At $225 per dozen.
OLD MADEIRA,
ALL GRADES OF SUERRl'
Our specialty is TABLE SHERRY In casks of UO
gallons at t per gallon by the cttsk and i-7.r by
the Ove gallon demijohn.
J'OltT AVIJNl'JS,
Which we defy you to purchase elsewhere in this
country, of the vintages of 1H, tMT, and 1mJ&, be
cause we imporUU for our own special sales, and
the trade do not pay the pries for such Wines, and
impoiters do not impsrt them.
I 30 Yt-rictie of the Fiutit Clgara,
OR ANDY
! Of the beat that can be imported, fur family use,
i In fact, there U bothlog ffantai for the taWle that
ia within our reach that we have not la more, reaiy
: for each and all tastes, ami
At tho Lowest Prices
i
Pot which they can be produced.
!
Weatilveto meet every oue wl h prompt and conr.
i teoua attention, and to wait upon ll)m as becomes
I a Uret-elaas establishment.
E. BRADFORD CLARKE,
SUCCESSOR TO SIMON COLTON 1 CLARKE,
S. W. Corner BROAD md WALNUT,
I 'W-iiUj J'HILAfaSLraiA. '
8EW1NQ MACHINES.
Office, 720
illcox&GiW
Ch
eai?iut
Silent
TQOt,
(PJziladeljpJiia
" I pive my liearly preference to llie
Willcox & Gibba Silent Sewing Machine."
Fanny Fern.
"The weight of reliahle evidence bring
overw helming for that of the'illcox & Gibhs
Silent Sewing Machine, I decided upon it,
procured it, and am more than natinjiid."
Grace Greenwood.
u I ha ve the Wheeler & "Vilnon, the Groyer
& Baker, and the Willcox & Gihlw Sewing
Machines in my family. I use the Willcox
& Gibb most frequently, thinking it far
superior to either of the others,"
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher.
" My wife would not accept a Sewing
Machine of any other patent o a frift, if fhe
must receive it on condition of giving up the
Willcox & Gibbs."
Rev. Oliver Crane,
Carbonilale, l'a.
" The Willcox & Gibbs is the only Sewing
Machine whose working is bo pure and simple
that I could venture to introduce it into
Syria." Rev. A. T. THatt,
Missionary American Hoard.
" We have used various Sewing Machines
within our family, hut it is the vnanimon
opinion of the hounchold, that the Willcox
& Gibbs is the best of them all."
Rev. J. S. Holme,
Brooklyn, N.Y.
"For simplicity and mechanical accuracy
of construction, I have Feen no Sowing
Machine equal to the Willcox & Gibbs."
Enoch Lewis,
Of the reuusj lvania Central Tl, R.
A correspondence on 1he subject
of Seirinff Machines is respectful
ly solicited.
720 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
UMBRELLAS. ETO.
CHHiSTRUS PRESENTS.
EVERY VARIETY OF
Silk,
Alpaca, and
Gingham
1 IMBRELLA.S,
WITH IVORY, PIMENTO, AND PAR
TRIDGE HANDLES,
FOR SALE 1ST
VM. A. DROWN & CO.,
No. 246 MARKET Street,
1214 10t4p PniLADELl'IIlA.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Sprlne: Horses,
Rocking Horses,
Children's Carriages,
BOYfc' SJEDP, WAG058.
VELOCIPEDES, Eio. Etc.
H. J. 8HILL,
Factory, No. 226 DOSE Street,
1K94P BKLOW EXCIIVXGE.
roil CHRISTMAS.
We desire to call the attention of the publio to o&
Pine Fruits, Nuti, and Delicacies
Of every description, and to the fact that we are
selling our goods aa low as possible.
Call and see fur yourselves before purchasing else,
where,
E. BRADFORD CLARKE,
SUCCE4S0K TO
SIMON COLTON A CLAKKE,
8. W. Corner BROAD and WALNUT,
Iltli8tutf4p PHILADELPHIA.
t- nr.RKsi:s' b.vaar, xistii and
Jrt? 8ANSOM Strccta.
'1 liLteTLKH' I'FKSM P I'OKY SALR OF AN ELE
GANT DIUV1NU ESTABLIbUAIENT.
Ou Saturday Morniug,
At 10 o'clock, will be sold, without reserve, by
order of S. J. A Tlieo. Mifai'tfee, '1'rmtwf,
A pair of black boisus ahorse aud uiaic), 8 and
years old, 1 bauds high, long tails.
AI-SO,
An elegant park ptiaotou, by Colllu?.
No-tep wagun. by Wallia U. Blakiston.
liarut-tia, by I'hlllips.
Kleigli, pole aud shafts, by Tledekcn.
lloraa blank el , robea. coters, e.ic.
May be seen at Hart's atablt, ttioid atre;t, above
(iriTO, previous to sale.
ALFRED M. IIEKKNKS8.
litlSUp AucttoHotr.
VI V ANTED BY A
Wife, two FURNISHED ROOMS (parlor and
bed-room oonuectlojr) lor peruiauent occupation,
wtth Hoard. Central location desired Addrraa liox
soo, City Poit-omce. It ti t
n
EWING MAGHINEH
OLOTHINQ,
If You Have a Faithful Coachman,
Now is a Good Tims
TO MAKE HIM A
CHRISTMAS
NEW YEAR'S
Present
Of a Beautiful Coachman's Coat.
We make a specialty of thes Coata, ami eouse
8cuentlF oa very large bimiuesi In tlietn.
Willi ample lzc of cape,
With serviceable tliloknesta of cloth.
With taitcful and durable trimmings,
W ith stylish cut of approved pattern.
With rich and elegant bat ton.
We can make your Coachman as
Comfortable and as Stylish
As the- Coachman of anyinxly in the world.
We keep a large SHsortmcut of these, as also of
every description of KINK CLOTHES for Men aud
P.ojs, OK we will raaKe to order from our immense
stock of siplfn'll'' piece poods, at lowest price, and
at shortest notice.
mam
Wbtt
UK EAT BKOWJi HA LI,
603 and 605 CHESNUT STREET.
JT IS KVKN SO!
H AVI Nd TOO MAN
C HE Y 1 O T S !
AND WISHING TO O LEA It TH KM OFF, VK WILL
SliLL TBKM
BELOW COST!
SUTS COBTlNtf 115 WIS OK PIS It AT 13.
" ' t-a '. is.
ElTIIEll KEADY-M ADE OH MADE TO
MEASUitK.
These are all Sound Goods
ANH TUJC ,
MOST SEASONAULE,
THE MOST SEKVICKABLE,
AN1 THE MOST COMFOHTAIiLK St.' IT,'
AN1 BY FA It
The Cheapest in the City.
EVANS & LEACH,
No. 628 MAUKKT STttEKT.
12 "thstnlm
PHILADELPHIA.
ORCANS.
31AS0X A If AiMMX omuy CO.
I Thp CA1MNET OHCAXS made bf thta CommtiT
are of fitch onlvenal rrputxtlon, not only through
out America but alMO in Kuropo, and are ao gene
rally the ACKNOWLKIMJEU STANDARD OF
KXCIXLLNCE amoHg InstromenU of the cla,
that few dhx1 to be assured of their superiority.
P1UCES KEMTCKD, OCTOBFJt, IfcZO.
KANtiE OK PRICK FROM 50 to I100O.
A XKW H.l.UbTRATKH CATALOGUE, with full
luforniaitou, aud TKSTIMONY CIKt'ULAR. will be
ttlit free to any vac Ut-iinug thmu.
uoi'i.n a fischlr,
Nu. diU'IKSNUT Street,
J. K ioi i.i. 1'dil.ADKiJ'HI A.
wj. t;. KiffHiK. liioistsp '
UK V COOUS.
j I J
I
THKl--UL l'KEJKNTS FOIl TIIK
HOLIDAYS.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
405 and 407 N. SECOND St.,
luvltfs an t xiitiimiu of liislHrcatoi'k of 8II.K8
and DUKSS littlS iu cvrrv varU ty and design.
1-OINTK, LACKS, 8KIS,
hUMTK AV1M)l'I'i " DOLLAR,
VAl.KNOl'NiiN " lllKr.
TIU.IK. "
llitk. rw.. Linen. Heui-h'ilili, Kuilir..ii.i,d, au. Hilk,
K aiu balit aud Tie, Fai.rj SiiK s, arl au-t '1'1".
Iinlig St-ai in.
lI.o ts Kl ., Reavtr. i-totn und Fancy.
VELVETS.
R'llf B' t ioakiiifn. llualies, Vrretn. -
i ro'l US. CA)MKI;k.4. VrH MI'S KTU )-t .
'1 lie fill ii tUM'k l nclt re at HUtl it iiuthre ,
K4 aiUlU4NtM iAfi Al.i-J. ,
OROOERIE9, ETO
ESTADLIOMCD 1005.
Holiday Groceries.
Crippcii & Maddock,
No. IIC 8. THIRD 8troot.
Now offer to the cttlrens of Phllateiphla aad sar
roandlngs one 01 the largest ant best assortments
of
FINE GROCERIES
Ever offered la Philadelphia,
EXPRESSLY FOR TnE HOLIDAYS,
AT '
Greatly Reduced Trices.
White Almcria Grapes
la flae order,
Onl.v 51 ConiHPor Pound,
And in kegs at wholesale price.
The Jinast Assortment of Raisins
For Table and for Cooking.
FINEST POUBLF. CROWN UAlSINSi. In quarter
boxes, only
S2'00.
F1NKST S1NOLI-; CKOWN KAISINS, in quarter
boxes, only
Sl'90.
NEW CURRANTS, CITRON, LEMON
AND OKAKUK 1'lStiii.
FIGS IN LAYERS.
1-TNFST QUALITY OF FRESH NUTS.
As (Ircnol)le Walnuts. I'aper-Sliell Almonds, Pecan
Nuts, Cream Nuts, etc etc.
CHEESE OF FINEST QUALITY, J
t
Such as Stilton, Cheddar, Koquefort, Nenfohatel,
lk'am, Parmesan, Pineapple, Pat Brick, etc etc.
Canned Coods
Of every description, fresh and In finest order. ,
PCTTED AND PATK UAME, SARDINES, AN-
CHOV1ES, ITALIAN bAUSAUS.
NEW CHOP FRKNCn PRUNES,
NECTARINES,
FRENCH PLUMS.'
NEW CROP QUEEN OLIVES, very line, by gal
lon or quart.
MARYLAND SUGAR-CURED HAMS, new and
fine.
Black and Japan Teas,
In small boxes, at' 80 per cent, redaction,
And a large assortment of every delicacy belonging
to the trade on hand at the lowest price, and to
families in packages unbroken at wholesale rates,
delivered carefully and free of charge.
Crippen & Maddock,
No. 115 S. THIRD 8tret,
lttp BELOW CHESNUT, Philadelphia.
Dealers la and Importers of 1'Iae
ttrocerleipi.
J EWELRY AND SILVER WARE.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
J. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
JEWELLERS,
No. 0O2 CHESNUT Street, (
Openth'B day a large Invoice of
Pink Coral Jewelry
Of Newest Designs, just arrived from Naples.
They ill also open oa Monday next an Invoice of
English Fancy Goods,
Including a fresh anppiy of
Ladies' Furnished Work Baskets.
Their stock of
PARIS AND VIENNA NOVELTIES
Superior to ttiat of any previoui aeasoa.
CIIPJSTiAIAS GOODS,
la Gold, Silver, Bronze, Crystal, Leather, Wood,
lCictc,
i at "PPTfrrsi aniTTTt Tn tttr TTtrwa
; " "
! I1S8U4P
1870 I,u,'BI,T,Bi. 1871
P0R
GHBISTI AS.
PARIAN, BRONZE,
LAVA,
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