tallrisln6l43:MlN.
lassuar AT TEE ACADEMY' OF NATURAL
Seances:-.:fluxing-.:fluxinguingast night tenof gold
pieces`
and twelve crystals of diamonds were Melon from
the Academy of Natural Sciences, at Broad and
SanaoM streets. The thieves are supposed to
have been concealed on the prembre se there are
no marks of violence on any of the doors or 'win
dows. When the loss was discovered this, morn
ing persona who are in the habit of purchasing
suc h articles were notified of the robtery. This
alcraragShout mite o'clock,,: two men entered
Graft jewolry More, on Twelfth street near Fil
berklind offered for sale several specimens of
lold. As they answered. the description of those
ost, the met' were.detained until Policemen( Ea
gan, of the Sixth District, was called in. Eagan
and Mr. Gray then started to the Station House
with their prisoners. At Broad street Mr. Gray
lett to go to the Academy, and then one of the fel
lows broke away and escaped. The other was se
emed, ea was oleo the gold. The prisoner's name
is William Monk. He will have a hearing at the
Central Station this afternoon.
Crano,nn wrrn finon.nrructo.—Two women—
mother Ind daughter—were before Alderman Batt
ler last evening upon the charge of the larceny
of a hOnnelfrOut - the - store - of I.,tirar -- Steeli — on
Eighth street, near Stamm. The evidence
showed that the elder woman entered' the store
and whllekloohing at some bonnets,concealed one
under her shawl. She declares that she is limo
cent of the charge and says that she lan milliner
and merely went to the store to observe the de
signs of the latest fashions. The daughter re
ll:mined on the outside until a policeman was
sent for and then she went In. She• got excited
and struck Mr. Steel in the face. The two women
were committed for furher hearing.
CAUGHT IN THE Acv...-John Hurley, zesidingat
Twenty.fifth and Factory streets, went into a
store No. 1614 South street, yesterday. There he
took a fancy to a handsome- counterpane. He
forgot to inquire about the price of it or to make
any provision for paying the bill. As he got to
the door he was reminded of his omissions by
being seized by. Policeman Gittham, of the Fifth
District. He was taken before Alderman ,Patchel
and was sent to prison to await his trial for
larceny::::
A Toms N'tgEVY CAUGHT.—A MOMaII vVent_to
the First Diatrict Station-house yesterday and
entered a complaint that some clothing had , been
stolen from her house. While there a prisoner
was brought in, and on his person.was found the
stolen clothing. The fellow had been arrested at
Seventeenth and Shippen streets for stealing
signs. He had a hearing before Alderman Da
les on the double charge of larceny, and was
committed in default of $2,000 bail.
A libtow firortm.—Bnow fell for several hours
last evening in this city. The flakes were dry
and hard and laid upon the ground. This morn
ing the streets and house tops all presented a
wintry appearance. To-day the weather is ex
ceedingly 'disagreeable. The streets are in a
slushy condition and a drizzling rain,interspersed
with an occasional spit of snow, has been falling
all of the morning.
A BOSTON Tams.— Michael Tevelin hailing
from Boston, was before Alderman darpenter
this morning upon the charge of the larceny of a
home blanket.flrom McCaulley's stable, on Gris--
corn street, in the Fifth Ward. He was com
mitted to answer.
GALL AeekrztV-10 - iv. DE E. Gr. -Brooke,,
distinguished clergyman of New York, has ac
oepted the call of the Church of the Messiah, in
Locust street, below Broad, and , commences his
work as their pastor on Sunday morning next.
How TO MAIM IT PAT FOB BOTH PARTIEB.—It
Is positively laughable to tee how envious men at.
tempt to account for the very low prices which are at
all times current at Oak Hall.
Contracts for uniforms for the Poet-office,-for Fire
men. for Policemen, are awarded to Wanamaker
Brown because they famish the same identical gar
ments at prices below the lowest bid of other competi
tors, and people say, Oh, yes, that's very cheap, but
they'll make it all up on their ready-made clothing.
In the Ready-made Clothing Department, as thou
sands of our citizens who have tried all our leading
clothing houses can testify, they sell at prices with
which none can compete when the quality of goods and
the general make-up is considered; and people say,
Oh, yes, that's all very well, but they will make It
up in the Custom Department. In the Custom De
partment it is proverbial they give Merchant Tailors
work at ready-made clothing prices; and it is said that
what they detinct here they add somewhere else—but
where they add it no one can really tell, for, for every
twenty cases you meet with of persons making good
haggler..
believeo not find one who has, or even pro
fesses to he har . been charged anything awn
a.very moderate and fair price. .
Now the great thing to be marked in all this is the
fact. admitted by all, of low prices. And the real ex
planation fa simple enough. Any man can understand
it, and, if he is honest, need not rummage his brain to
lied out "how they do manage to sell eo cheap at Oak
Hall." Here it is as plain as the nose ornyour face.
say one house sells 812,000 a - day (more than which
amount has been sold in a day at Oak Hall; in bat
ordinary times), and makes a profit often per cent , or
$1,200; and another house sells bat 80,000 a day, and
makes a profit of 15 per cent., or $9OO. The house
doing the Largest business makes the largest amount
of money, you see, bat at the same time charges its
customers only a profit of 10 per cent, while the house
doing the smaller trade has to charge a larger profit,
15 per cent. yet does not make so much money. if
now you object on the ground of its costing so much
to run such establishments, it is enough to assert what
is easily enough proved, that the machinery and the
running of each an immense concern as Oak Hall
does not cost, in proportion to the amount of trade
done, half so much as does a smaller house doing but
half the trade—that is, if a small establishment has to
add 5 per cent. on each garment for "store expanses,"
a larger one can make as great a profit by adding bat
three per cent., thus saving two per cent to the caste-
This, then, to say nothing of the advantages which
must accrue to a house buying so largely, is the ex
planation of the whole matter. Wanamaker & Brown
started oat with the idea of a Popular Clothing
Rouse, and it IS admitted that they have so far real
ized their idea that they are even sometimes falsely
called a monopoly, because they command such an un
rivaled amount of business. That's their secret—it's
out now, and all may take the benefit of IL They will
do business on this same principle to the end, or until
they have very different experiences from any that
have come to them so far in their business career. So
that every new customer who comes to Oak Hall does
something towards the "low prices" which the people
are marveling about. And here's a new little problem
which we would like to see the people try to solve
practically: 'What is the very lowest figure to which
we could enable Wanamaker and Brown to reduce
their prices if we were all to buy our clothing at Oak
Hall t -fitt
SABBATH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.—The Sabbath
Schools connected with the Spring ;Garden Presbyte
rian Church, Eleventh street. above Spring Garden,
will hold their twenty-second anniversary to-morrow
afternoon, commencing at 230 o'clock. Rev. Alex.
Reed, D. D., and Rev. George Mingle, of New York,
will make addresses, and the exereiges will be of a
most Interesting character.
hESTABLISHED 1828.
CA.
HOLIDAY PRESEN S. '•
Ca. W. YZALTSSEIAILA,
22 N. SIXTH ST.,
Offers a very large assortment of goods for the HolldaY
trade.
FINE WATCHES from the best makers; in Gold and
Bayer ewe.
FRENCH MARBLE CLOCHB direct from Paris
FINE JEWELRY of the latest styles.
SILVER WARE from-the Gorham Mfg. Co.. at the
lowest poseible prices.
o. ° l . V l4. ' A u dtl E flht.
datittpi
The Best-Fitting and Best-Made
, .
. s IX I it T
,
OF THE DAY IS
--:-
- The "Improved Pattern Shirt,"
•
AT THE OLD STAND OF
(
JOHN C. ARRISON
v
, -
,p(4 , •••_ Nos. 1 and 8 North Sixth Street,
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• -
~,.,...„,...• (And. nowhere Om), which . has given so muchft i tiz it t
~
.... ito ;Imo adi u =vo Used It.
1 t .:. :,•,.... Mao, a vaperfor amortment of
r.., 41101-enlerrierk's Goode,
‘. 4.0 . Suitable for the season, comprising
..; ":%- kERAIO. . -
; WOOL,
' l t
and COTTON
...',
V 17 Under Shir.ts end Drawers,
-`, ' . WraPpers, OfOots, Collskt&Scarfo,Tioa, (Roves. HAklsolgo.
1.V.-4. E o44 rs 02 —*
1 , 1:7. ',17 0: .. FRU AND ni woso
magtsitiJl
1.1.. iNkliware avonasi
DR 00011Mhi
bTRAWBRIDGE &CLOTHIER
CIZN ri9Etakra
DRY GOODS STORE,
Corner Eighth and Market Sts„
• PHILADJELPIIILG•
Among the bargains we are now offeripg daily
will be found the following desirable line of
DRESS GEO) O.EIS:
One hundred pieces FANCY and PLAIN POP
LINS at 25 cents, has been selling at 50 coats.
Fifty Pieces CHANGEABLE SERGES and.
DOIJBLEIVIDTH - ALPACA POPLINS - at - 31
cents, have been selling at 50 cents.
Sixty-live pieces, yard wide, _CHAMELEON.
POPLINS, at 62X cents, have been selling at
$1 00.
Two cases, very heavy, wide OTTOMAN
CORDED POPLINS at $1 25, have been sold
at $1 75.
One case wide SILK CHAIN EPINGLINES at
$1 60, have been selling at $2 00.
BLACK and FANCY SILKS,' at very low prices.
CHANGEABLE SILKS, reduced from $2 00 to.,
$1 50 per yard.
LYONS SILK CLOAKING VELVETS, reduced
$2 00 or $3 00 on the yard.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
deb 2trio
- 1 70 ..A3Ras
"LA BELLE" SKIRTS.
All Styles of this Justly Celebrated
Skirt.
RICKEY,-,..SHARP & CO.,
727 CHESTNUT STREET.
der.6trO
BALMORALS.
OF THE BEST MANUFACTURES
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
727 CHESTNUT STREET.
de.s4ltiv
EYRE & LANDELL,
Fourth and Arch.
REDREW IN PRIOE3
FOR THE
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
Magnifieent Shawls.
Expensive Silks.
Fashionable Poplins.
Desirable Cloaking.,
4-4 Pure Silk Velvets.
Stripe Satin Skirtings,
Stripe Poplin Skirtings.
Grand Duohess Skirts,
Belle Helene Skirts.
First Quality Astraosos.
6,t00 Yards DELAINES for Presents for the Helps of the
house.
COO Yards Fast Colored CHINTZES. do. do.
2,000 Yards 4-4 French CHINTZES, do. do.
BARGAIN.' IN HINDKIIRODIEFI, GLOVER,
OMURA, WRVS AND NECKTIES.
•
del hut
TO PROPRIETORS OF
HOTELS, BOARDING-HOUSES
. AND
SHIPPING.
We have a special wholesale department for supplying
Linen and Cotton Sheeting. Towels, Napkins, Single Bad
and Berth Blankets, and other goods particularly adapted
to your wants.
All the above kind of goods made np at short notice,
desired.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
CENTRAL DRY GO )D$ STORE,
Corner Eighth and Market Sts.
AZ"
. ‘l ooi p
/1471 Fourth and Arch.
HAVE REDUCED SOME DESIRABLE AND SEA•
SONABLE DODDS, AS MUCH. AND PERHAPS MORE,
THAN OTEIERS.EOR THE SAME CLASS OF GOODS;
LYONS SILK VELVETS.
EXPENSIVE LONG SHAWLS.
FIRIT QUALITY POPLINS.
BEST AS7 MOAN CLOTHS.
VELVETEENS AND PLUMES.
DRESS GOODS REDUCED.
ALL•WOOL PLAIDS AND PLAID POPLINS.
vn w • tf
727 OHESTEuT STREET 727
REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
DRESS GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.
No. 727 Chestnut Street,
OFFER TO-DAY
50 Casts of Imported Dress Fabr:es,
At 25 cents per yard, worth double the pilee.
RICK ET I SHARP & 00.
No, 727 Chestnut Street.
Mltiv Cr)
THE pAiLy,ETEN-mg : BULLETIN---P H ILAD E LPHI.A, SATURDAY,. DEMMER S. 1868.
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS .
ALPACA POPLINS-10 - easel' of Alpaca, Poplins of the choicest shades,
reduced from 50 cents per yard to 25 cents per yard.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
• 727 Chestnut Street.
RICH CHANGEABLE CORDED SILKS- 2,500 yards of Etch Changeable
Corded Silks at $l. 45 per yard.
RICKEY,SHARP & Co.,
727 Chestnut Street.
SUPERB STRIPED SILKS 1,000 yards Superb Striped 80 Changeable Slam ut
$1 50, $175 and $l9O per yard. At. great bargain.
RICKEY. SHARP 81 CO.,
727 Chestnut Street.
CLOAKING. VELVETS—Superb quality of 28-inch, 30-Inch, and 32-inch Mack .
Lyons Cloaking Velvets. A great bargain.
- RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
'727 Chestrtut Street.
VELVETEENS, VELVET CLOTHS and SUPER. ASTRACHAN
CLOAKING, in great variety.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
deb 7 919
727 Chestnut Street.
ISOS.
EDWARD FERRIS,
IMPORTER.
N.W. not Eleventh and Oheetnat Ste.
HOLIDAY GOODS,
Per Steamers Scotia and City of Antwerp.
500 Embroidered Linen and Leo. Sets,
Lace Collars, Handkerchiefs,4lo,„
Of the latest designs. suitable for ,
Which are offered to the trade at
REMOVAL.
I will remove en January let,lBE, to the Store,
No. 807 CIEEBTNITTStreet.
Until then I offer my entire stock of
White (odds, Embroideries, Lases and Bdkfi.
At a HEAVY SACRIFICE, making it well worth
attention of RETAIL BUYER&
la9l-tathr EDWARD FERRIS.
I K4l *
'W LINEN STORE;
828 Arch Street.
Several Cheap Lots of
TOWELS,
TOWELING by the yard,
TABLE LINENS;
NAPKINS,
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
' The largest Linen Sleek In the city at
hrzrt:rs prises.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
Nos. 405 and 407 N. Second Street,
OFFERS SIS
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
OF
WINTER DRY GOODS,
EMBRACING AU OF THE
Newest Designs and Fabrics,
AT PRICES WARRANTED TO BE AS
Low as they can be bought elsewhere.
su2B Jan
CLOTH HOUSE.
STRAWBRIDGE &CLOTHIER
With to keep before the public the fact, that they aim to
keep the largest and most varied stock of all descriptions of
C °THIS
TO BE FOND IR PHILADILPOLL
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
CENTRAL CLOTH HOUSE;
Corner of Eighth and Market Stn.
INDIA SHAWLS AND SOARES,
GEORGE FRYER,
No. 916 CHESTNUT STREET,
Real India Camels Halt Shah; & Scarfs
Also. an elegant stock of SILKS in Black and Colors;
FANCY BILK BLUSHES, POPLINS, SHAWLS and
FANCY GOODS.
India Shan , le and ecarfeAltere4,RepaLred and Cleaned
in a superior manner. oe3o.2mrni
OMER MUSLIN'S. ;k
K. A line of Swiss at 17,19, 22, up to 80c., better than
usual for the price.
NET, FOR CANDY BAGS.
Yard wide Net, at 1235 eta. a yard; narrow goods, 8 ets.
a yard. Fair committee's Please notice.
BLACK LACE CAMBRIC VEILS.
A lot of high•cost Cactus Veils. at Bil each. Thin Veil
will not 'soften in damp weather.
LADIES' LINEN NDKERCHIEFfi.
One lot warranted Linen tlO cents.
Ocelot do. 19 cents.
One lot 25 cents,
One lot timp;it e l. 4 to SI 50 a dozen!, at $8 a dozen.
WHITL. A AND BROWN CRINOLINE.
E RA STIFF BLACK BOOK, ,
For Lining, tinder regular price.
INFANT'S WAISTS AND ROBES.
HAMBURG EDGINGS, iNSERTINGS AND
FLOUNCING&
Bolt Jaconets and Gainbrlce, loi ,. those who profor to
make Infanta Robot' &e.
NOTTINGHAM PILLOW LADE.
J u t r e c eived, a largo lot special (pattern. fl)' cones a
Yard. treat("' wader price. at
- • WORNE.B
_LACE NIITMILISHISTENT,
It 38 North Mean stroot..
C.RERN GINOBIL—LANDLN FOR SALE Bir
vi J. D. SUMER CO.. 1.08 s o uthotowsre avenue
Entrance 80 South Eleventh,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
Invitee attention to his dock of
18:68.
GREAT REDTJOTION:
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
1012 AND 1014 CHESTNUT STREET
Monday, December 7th,
FANCY SILAIK
At a Great Reduction.
5,000 yards reduced from $2 50 to $1 25
10,000 " " 300 to 150
2,000 " " -" 600 to 300
Ribbons, Flowers, French Bonnets,
&c., at Retail.
Arg 91,,/
E. R. LEE,
43 N. Eighth Street.,
WILL OPEN . ONSONDAT Emma,
FRENCH SPEARING DOLLS. Natural Hall% FRENCH
DOLL HEADS, Natural Hair. ilneat foneorted:
SILK AND GILT FANS.
Closing side of elegant
500 PARIS FANS,
NO TWO ALIKE, IN GILT AND BLACK GILT AND
WHITE.
SANDAL WOOD AND VIOLET WOOD FANS. dre.
ELEGANT BEAL LACE HANDKERCHIEFS.
REAL VAL. MIKES. $2 25 TO $l2 CO, GreitMargairui.
NOVELTIES IN LADIES' FRENCH SEWING COM
PANIONS.
GENTS' PLAIN WHITE HEMSTITCHED AND
COLORED BORDER MDSE . 'S. a
LADIES' HMOS, the bed and cheapest in the market.
SPECIALTIES IN HANDKERCHIEFS
WILL OPEN ON -
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
ELEGANT PARLOR FLOWER VASES, on Pedestals.
MOLDING BLOCKS AND GAMES for Children, and
a variety of Useful and Handsome Goods for the Holidays.,
E. 11. LEE.
It
HAMRICK & COLE,
WILL OPEN
THIS MORNING,
3 Cases Fiend Wax Speaking Dolls.
To which they call particular attention, as being the
ONLY LOT OF REAL FRENCH HANDSOME-FACED
SPEAKING DOLLS IN THE CITY.
CLOSING OUT
LAST YEAR'S DOLLS
it Extremely Low Meer.
A favorable opportunity for purchasers for Fairs, du.
CARD—On MONDAY A. ?d., 7th inst., we shall open a
very attractive display of HOLIDAY GOODS, in the Se
lection of which care has been taken to combine utility
with ornament That convenience may be offered to all
wishing to inspect. the store will be open at 73.4 o'clock
A. M.
HAMRICK & COLE,
Nc›. 4-ffo North_
INDIA SHAWLS.
d few real INDIA CASHMERE SERWLS, long and
square, dire 3t. from Calcutta. Imported and for sale by
J. W. EtULON SONO.
82 NORTH FRONT STREET.
deg 6 •
(MYRA D. b . txo URT SALk .—Er , TATE OF DANIEL
McGee, deceased.—khomae & lions. Auctioneers.
Three•story Brick Dwelling, No. P 67 Otsego street.
north of AVashingtor. stveet. Second Ward.—Pursuant to
an order of the Orphans' Court for the City and County
of Philadelphia. will be mold at public sale, on Tuesday.
December al. 1W at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia
Exchange. the forowing described property, late of
Daniel McGee, deceased. viz.: All that lot of gronnd.with
the three-story brick messuage thereon erected. situate
on the east aide of Church (now Otsego) street, No. 687. 47
feet 234 inchee north of Washington street, Second Ward;
containing in front on ChurCh street 14 feet, and in depth
45 feet, including on the rear end thereof the southern
part of a andt wide alley to no w eft open. Bounded on
the north most by ground or late of WiViam P.
Snyder, on the west by Church etreet, en the south by
ground granted or intended to have been granted to
winiam P. Snyder and Oeorge 13:Bewell. Under and
subject to the payreent of a certainyearly ground rent of
*22 50.100, payable on the first days of January and July.
in each and every year. unto ClealentOnn3phreye and
Andrew A. liumphroYe. their helm and aseptic That the
maid premises have recently been nut in good repair, by
the exoenditures of the rum of &308.
By' he c o urt, jOSEPH 51EGARY. Clerk O. C.
id
JANE oGE E. Adminletratrix.
M. THOMAS SONS. Auctioneer*
dss 1928 Nos. 169 and 141 S. Fourth street.
PEILENIVIVEY BALE.SDI.• THOMAS- & SONS,
Met sneers .- 2 well - secured Irredeemable , Ground
horde, $BO and $27 a year.—On Tnoulay, December
nth. 1864, at 12 o'clock, noon, wi, I be sold at public sale,
without reserve, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the fol.
lowing described Ground Rents, viz,: No. I.—All that
welbeecrued a ble irredee ground rent of 8130 a year. issu
ing out of all that lo grotu,d situate on the northwest
corner of Eighth and Wood streets; containing in front on
Eighth direct 20 feet, and extending in depth WO feet to a
12feet wide alley. It is secured by A twasiorY•fralne
store.
No. 2.—A1l that well neared irredeemable ground rent
of $27 a year, issuing out of all that lot of ground, situate
on the sontheastwardly aide of Queen street or Point
toed. 108 feet north of Cherry etreet, late Dletriet of Ben.
eington: containing in front on Queen street IS feet, and
in depth 70 feet. It is secured by a brick dwelling. •
Salo absolute,
M. THOMAS dc SONS, Anotioneere,
It UN and 141 South Fourth street.
PU131.10 SALE.—JAMES . FREEMAN, AOC-.
.totioneor.—[,easing of the Tonto° Warehouse. Front
atd.Dock ate.—On Wednesday. December 234. 1888,
at 12 o'clock.noon.will be leased at public sole,st the Phila.
delphia Exchange, the following described real estate:
The premises known as the Tobacco inspection Ware.
house` and its &Tendencies, consisting of the several
buildings: nessuages and tenements, and their appurte
nances, and the lot of ground whereon the_samo are
erected. situate between Dock and Spruce ate., and Front
and Platt eta., consisting of the said warehouse and five
brick stores adjoining the same.
The above property will be leased for one or five years,
at the option of the lessee or lessees, with security to be
approved of by the Commissioner. Or $5OO to be paid
at time of saki, to be refunded on the execution of the
lease.
By order of the Commisetzio of City Property.
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer.
de5,1047 More ell Walnut street.
SILKS.
WILL OFFER
His sodire stock of
Also a Wholesale Stack of
REAL ESTATE SALES.
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Chestnut and Twelfth Streets,
FUSH IMPORTED NOVELTIES
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, SILVER AND PLAT! .9 WARR,
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
Diamonds,
Emeralds,
Soppitires.
Opal Rubies,
%
Pea*,
Solitaires.
Clusters,
Italian,
Ronan,
Byzantine.
Venetian,
Opera Glasse%
Pipe.,
Match Boxes,
Cigar Mande,
Irk-stands, -
Porte-monnaies,
Cigar Cates,
Bridal Fano,
BRONZE GOODS.
statuettes,
Busts,
From the beet French Mdellem.
Marble Statuary, Parlan Ware, Paintings:
SILVER AND PLATED WARES. -
Cake Rabb, Castors,
Flower Stands, Butter Dishes,
Vegetable Dishes, 80., Eta.
Gorham Plated Warn,
French (Mocks,
Vienna Chnke,
Epergnes.
Fruit Dishes,
Walters.
Gorkun Silver Were;
Open every Evening till- 9 o'clock during December,
BAILEY. -4-QQ„
Chestnut
- -- GREAT SALE -
01'
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING ,
As per Arrangement with
• '
THE EXECUTORS.
The Bale has commenced, and is now in
FULL PROGRESS
AT
OAK HALL ,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE OF THE CITY.'
We are rapidly i.- •
•
SELLING OFF.
Prices below - the Cost of Manufacturing.
OVERCOATS, all styles.
SUITS, every description.
PANTS and VESTS, hundreds of varieties.
FOR A. SHORT TIME
A DEDUCTION OF 15 PER GENT.
On all Cash , Sales. in the 'Custom Department.
---, BOYS' CLOTHING
The Very Best Made, at Heavy Reductions.
-- 26 Per Cent. Discount
ON ALL MANNER OF GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS:
Determined to close out quickly the Stock of the late firm, no other house can approach the low
prices at which we are , selling off, as the large crowds who ' have filled the store all the week can
testify.
Ali these goods are of .our own excellent make and satisfaction warranted.
Sir Hone open from 7 A.M. to 9.P. M., and Saturday Night later. •
Any garment bought at night or ay other time cheerfully exclithiged, and, when not able to suit
the customer, the money returned, according to our custom for years past.
An extra force of salesmen in attendance, and most careful attention given to all.
We are glad the noire appreciate the opportunity, and are getting such Bargains.
We have still an Immense 13tock-. -
WANAMAKER & BROWN ,
OAK HALL
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
rREAL EIiTAPE.. THOMAS — dc - 130N1P — EATa —
On Toenail'. December '22, IS, at 19 o'clock noon,
will be sold at public sale. at the Philadelphia Ex•
change. the following, described property. , viz.: Nos. 1 to
10. 16 threestory brick dwellings. hoe. 9111 to 2141 inclu
sive, Christian street. between Twenty-first and Twenty
second streets. All those 16 three-story brick dwellings
and lots of ground thereunto belonging situate on the
north side of Christian street, west of Twernty.flret street.
Nos. Bin to 2141 inelusivel each 16 feet front, and 70 feet
deep to a 8 feet wide alloy. with the vivilege thereof.
Terms-122,000 may remain on ground rent and mortgage
on each.
Immediate possession. Bet's at Iv. W. corner Twenty.
first nod Cluistian streets.
IZ' They will be sold separately. •.
M. THOMAS & 'MONS, Auctioneers,
delis • 10 61 and 141 South Fourth street.
fIAgNED FRUIT, VEGRTABLES. fr ti-1,000 WISES
1..1 fresh Canned 4311Cheei 500 eases ua t med.pi n g
Apples L 260 an
fresh Pine Apples. In glass 1.9(a) CNN
Green Corn and Green Peas; 500 eases fresh Plums In
cans; 200 cues fresh Green Gages; Re cases Cherries. In
syrup; 54.0 cane BlaCkbernelk 111
_syrup; 600 CMOS fitrasr•
bermee7 m syrup 600 eases fresh Pears, In syrup; 2.000
cases (Apnea Tomatoes.' 600 easei LensterN and
CIaMBI 500 eases Roast Beef. Jduttom_veal. Sou p& &c.
Per sale by JOSEPH B. BU di CO.. 106 death Gelsa
wall AVOW%
BRAND OPENING.
Fen TIM
JEWELRY:
Viennese,
Bohemia%
Front*.
English,
- Russian,
American,
Swiss,
Watches.
Ilw
• Englieb, .
America%
FANCY GOODS.
Parii Fans,
- t ee
Glove Boxes,
blonchoh. Boxes,
Card Stands, •
. Milo Boxes,
Skate Bags,
and, Twelfth Streets,
Philadelphia.
THE TURF.
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Point Breeze Park.
Itlonday Nest, 7th Mite, at 3 P. 111. 1 ,
Being a repetition, by request, of the Trot of Thursday.
PURSE and STAKE, $l,OOO, •
Mile heats, 8 In t,, handicapped.
J. LOVETT names g. e.IBONBIDES, to middle.
M. GOODIN names b. in. MARY, to harness.
J. TURNER names b. M. FANNY ALLEN, to harness
The above as handicapped. proralees to be tho beet
contested and most interesting exhibition of the season.
2.80 time will be beaten.
Members' privilege of introduction will be suspended.
Omnibusaes will leave LIBRARY etreet.
Admission, $l. It
7QONLPS BOSTON B7SOUTT.--BOND'S BOSTON Bikil
11 ter and Milk Biscuit lorkillogf rom 'roamer Normari
and for oohs by JOS. B. BUSS= & CO. AVMs for Ekroll
108 South Dbloipre avtmo*,
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Bed Rings,
Seek
Charges.
Sear! Pie%
Snarl !fragil e
Steil%
sleeve Buttes*,
Lookek,
Neokbeee,
Bros:odes,
Ear Hinge,
Bracidete, Eta.,
Jewelry Ceses„
DrUlliaff Cases,
Bonbon Boxer,
Jardialefes„
Vases,
Toilet Sets,
French Bouquets,
Eto ft Eto,
Groups, Etoii;