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CITY lIITLLET/LN.
Tltr. CREST:NUT STREET SiATTNO
laew and extensive institution. located:4st Twenty.third
and Chestnut streets, will be thrown open to the public.
on or about the inet. :the building is 220 by 120 feat.
and the skating surface will be 190 by 90 feet A full do
-ecrlltion of the Rink wee blitlhOd in the Ititi.t.trilN of
Baturciay, Mr. Win. E. Sinn has been • appointed mane,
ger. and everything will be conducted in a manner to {n
ate t• the greeted amount of comfort, convenience and
Amuternent to visitors. An advirtisenient allneUlleing
the price of tickets, the., will be found in to.day'o paper.
•
A DANGEROUS LOCALITY -Delaware - avenue is
exceedingly dangerons at night, owing to the scarcity of
light. People often narrowly escape walking over.board,
Between 9 o'clock on Baterday night and 13 o'clock on
Sunday morning. six men were prevented from walking
overboard: There were three at Walnut street, one at
Arch street. one at Race et set, and one at Shippon stmt.
Three men were malting straight for the water and wore
not aware of their danger until halted by members of the
,Harbor Police. Something should be done to have the
river tront properly liahtea up, as it is absolutelynocessarY
for the protection of the lives and property of our citizens.
(for • lato Tomo:E.—John E. Clark, of Chea
ter county. wag before Alderman PateheLon Saturday
evening, upon the charge of horse.stealing. Hey. J.
Wheaton Smith stopped to visit a friend residing on South
Broad street. on Saturday afternoon. Ile left his horse
and carriage in front of the door. When he was about to
leave. his team could not be found. Be tiotllled - the pollee
authorities, and 1001 , afttraards Clark and the home and
carriage were captured at Fifteenth and Lombard streets.
kiy Constable Lonneh. Clerk said that he was druuk.and
thatlie did not mean to steal the horse. The Alderman
committed him for trial. - -
A Boto Tnurr.—A man in, a wagon drove up
to the store of Philip Donohue, on Market street, below
Thirty.sixth. on Saturday afternoon, put a barrel of Sour
into his wagon and drove off. He was pursued, and was
captured on Marketatreet, near Thirtygucond street. He
also had in hia wagon sortie apples, a piece of Pork. and
n lot of butter. The prisoner gave his name as Abram Pe.
troAki. Ho was taken before Alderman Maul!, and was
committed fora further bearing.
TRH POULTRY SHOW.—The national ozlalbitlon
of poultry at Heal culturalliall wee opened this morning.-
Contributions came in with a perfect ruah, and the COM.
ruffle& were trout burly in arranging matters. There are
many very tine specimens of poultry.' The exhibition
will get fully under way this afternoon, and it promises
o be one of the mostintereating of Its kind over given.
JUVENILE TonsvEs..;-Three boys named Henry
Flamer. Henry Robinson and Samuel Border were ar.
rested. on Saturday upon the charge of having stolen
Pocket books valued at S3O from acme in a store at Fifth
and Shippers streets. Rome of the pocket books were
sold for ten cents each, Tho accused wore,comndtterbY
Tittermary. • - .
STABLES ROBBED.—The 'stable of Powers ch
Weightnian, or. Ridge avenue near James street, in the
Twenti:eiahtliWaYC , Wagildertidar - stight - orttato4ltice , - -
and was robbed of three horse-blankets.- --
Last night the carriage house of Mr. W. H. Merrick, on
chool,Lane. near tha-Noxvistown Railroad, Wu broken
into by t his who carried off three blankets, a fox robe
and a kopard robe. The stolen property is valued at
$lOO.
A DISAGICEBAELE DAT.—A disagreeable drizzl
ing rain fell yesterday asernlng and the atmospheriasiing
chilly. the pavements were covered with a thin coat of
ice. Pedesudanism , was , exceedingly difficult and very
few persons were to be seen on the streets. The attend
ance at the churches was rather slim.
Coartma Loutrortio.—baring yesterday, about
twenty young mon were arrested in different sections of
the city, for corner losusgisg. They were all held to bail
to keep the peace.
SLIGHT Fmn.—The match manufactory of
Fred. Zaire & Co., at Twenty-drat and Jefferson streets`
was slightly damaged by fire at an early hour thin morn
ing.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALRlTl4l3.—Frank Moore, No.
ISt South Eighth etreet,and No. ITN Chesnut otreet,has on
hand the mosticomplete and elegant assortment of Photo
graphic Albums to be found in this city or elsewhere.
Mr. Di. has taken great pains to select his stock, and Al.
bums varying in price from 25 ants to 250. according to
size style and finish, can be obtained from him. roe a
Christmas present. there is nothing that world be valued
so much as a nice Album.
TILE GRAND SPECIAL SALE OF JABIRS DIXON &
Sala' best Sheffield plated ware, artistic bronzes, ctm
will take Diane at Scott's'Art Gallery. 1020 Chestnut street
to-morrow morning,at 1036 o'clock, to be continued in the
evening at 736 o'clock. Coming from a well known and
responeible Chestnut street house, we advise all who
wish to make purchases for the holidays to attend the
sale.
Fin's HOLIDAY PRESENTS.—Turner Brothers
a Co., late Pitcher's,l3oB Chestnut street, have an immense
stock c f the choicest kinds of goods on hand, especially
adapted to the season to be so universally celebrated.
hromoe, books, pictures. sterectoopes, articles of vertu
in all varieties , here greet the bye. from which many
beautiful and valuable presents can be selected. It is a
vast emporium of choice and splendid articles. Buy be
h.re the rash. .
FRARKLIN INSTITUTE. -•Professor Roger:
ture:i — tnnounced for Tuesday evening. has howl p
on account of sickness, until further notice.
Cis" See Sixth Paae for Additional Locals and City
Notices.
HEM, ruisuallairautwa.
Ready this Morning,
TSB fIIRLSTNA.S NUMBER
or THE
YOUNG FOLKS' NEWS.
•
,The present Number in 6 DOUBLE SKEET. and filled
"kith Beading that will gladden the Young Folks, while
the ENGRAVINGS will attract and please them. For
sale by the Newsdealers and Newsboys, and at the Office
of Publicatiou.
Prier Two Cents, or One Dollar per Tear.
ALFRED MARTIEN, Publisher,
"21 a. Seventh Street, Philadelphia.
wbOa'sQAat.
BONES'
40NIU-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
004
MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
.F;rst Class Ready-Made Clothing, suit
..able jor all Seasons, constantly on
hand. Also, a Handsome
Line of Piece Goods for
Custom Work.
VAILPE7CIIIOI44 &IL4
CARPETINGS,
• `iy.
' I.
4 tin
or.
a •
hZeir and Hall o , ..rpetk, in great variety, with sopazate
Borders to match.
CLOTHS,
DR UGGETS,
ell Imidthe; ,g
REEVE L. .XNIGHT dz SON,
1222 Chestnut Street.
ELASTIC SPONGE.
Pennsylvania Elastio Opontro 00.,
1111 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
ELASTIC SPONGE,
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CURLED HAIR FOlt ALL
Ara?TIP(XVO PURPOSES
CHEAPER
The Lightest, and
d moat Eleatic and Durable ma
te,
for
Aid. i'EESBEI3 , PILL OWVIC CARRIAGE
AND
CUAIRC S OSAIS.
It. is ontiri:y Indestructible, perfectly clean and free
tr°2ldU2t. DOES NOT PACK AT ALL
Is away/ free from intact life; la perfectly healthy, and
• th
for e sick fa unequaled.
If B oned In any way. can be renovated quicker and
cantor than any other Otattreeo.
SPOcial attention aiven to
FURNISHING CHURCHES. HALLS, fie.
Railroad men are eapeclally invited to examine the
Cashion i3PenVi.
BArISPACTION GUARANTEED.
THE-TUADR-1311P-PLIEII.
• , tYtn mw f Is§
MAIDGEO wrra INDELIBLE INK, EMBROIDER-
Ins,BrABBAA, Btaaspics. M. A. TOP.EY.
WOO Filbert Wept
s'a 100.
.ontponod
OIL
HOLIDAY GOODS.
'THE GEIVE.NT
HOLIDAY
9,ONFECI'IONS
NOW READY.
The largest andmost varied stock of
rtAttatE AND NEW
CONFECTIONS
OF THE FINEST QUALITY.
Bon-Bons, Brilliant, .
Bon-Bone, Conards.
Bons-Bons, Vioto rise,
Crystalized and. Glseed Fruits,
White Nougat,
Pistaehe And Orgeat Paste.
Chestnuts and Chocolate,
Crystalline Almonds,
Glaced Chestnuts.
CHOCOLATE DEPARTMENT.
C atena, St. . Nicholas, Pistache Chocolate,
racenes. Chocolate filled with Jelly, Por
- ese • C ocolate Pra/ines • Jim •Craze .
' Chocolate, ehocohite _Nougat, Chow-
Rae Beans, Chocolate Burnt ill-
mends, Chocolate Walnut;
- -ChocolatePaste,Chocelate •
.111edallions,Chocolate
Rolls,Begars,etc.
RICH CREAM CHOCOLATE.
FLAVORS AS FOLLOWS
Vanilla, Orange, Strawberry, Raspberry Lemon,
Coteau*Oraxge Flower,. Peach and Celery.
Superfine Chocolate Confections.
A Specialty with this House.
Alto, a large variety of
RICH FANCY BOXES,
TOGETHER
Making a splendid assortment to select from for
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
d v . , 26 3.ai0 Market Street.
((Ms,USICALBOXES:::
The finest assortment in the city. A fresh Invoice Just
received direct front Geneva, with beautiful Bell accent
paniments.
Our selections comprise the choicest Operatic and Homo
Melodies.
FARR •& BROTHER,
IMPORTERS.
No. 324 Chestnut Street, below Fourth.
d 414 1614 21 23rpt
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Opera, C-lashes,
A largo and elegant assortment.
MAGIC LANTERNS,
GOLD SPECTACLES,
Microscopes, Itereoleopes awl Stereottople
Revs, Blobet, lialeldoecodes, /hub,-
matteal Instruments,
And a variety of useful and ornamental
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS;
WM. Y. M'ALLISTEE,
No. 721$ CHESTNUT STREET.
del4 Harp§
Tool Chests and Skates
For Christmas Presents,
An Assortment of
FINE STEEL SKATES.
PHILADELPHIA CLUB SKATES.
PATENT CLAMP SKATES
LADIES SKATES.
TOOL CHESTS FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
A vents for Bttilttto Scales.
W. H. & G. W: ALLEN,
No. 113 and 115 MARKET STREET
Christmas Cakes.
G. BYRON MORSE,
French Confectioner,
902 and 904 Arch Street,
Still continues to make and sell
HIS CAKES
'At the following prices:
Fancy Cakes, 76c.; Black Fruit Cake, Mc Pound,Ladg
Citron, White Mountain French Cocoanut. ,tc., 50c.
Liberal discount to Fairs and Sunda?: Schools. -
deli 9trps
1 9 EUESEN9LI3 .!
Rodgers and Wostenhollnle Pocket
Knives, Razors and Scissors.
LADIES , SCISSORS, IN CASES.
GENTS , DRESSING CASES, &co.
MADEIRA'S,
115 Tenth Street, below Chestnut.
PRESENTS—FOR A DEAF FRIEND aro the INSTRU.
MF.NTS to cadet the HEARING, at MADEIRA'S, 116
Tenth etreob below Cheetuut. del7.6try6
Chrifiama,s (,rift::.
BOXES , OF FINE STATIONER
INKSTANDS, a large amortment
WRITING DESKS, CARD CASES,
POCKET BOOKS, SCOTCH GOODS
FINE ENGLISH PLAYING CARDS,
ENGLISH RNICK•KNACKS
• .133E2,1E Liz A.,
STATIONER AND CARD ENGRAVER,
No. 1033 UHESTNUT STRECT.
ma. 4
EVENING BIILLM.---PHIL
THE DAILY
lioilituAr' "Goons.
CHRISTMAS
.e 1 808 THE
Mit
V:4 P ‘ 4* CHILD REN.
H. jr. • STIEILALPS
JUVENILE CARRIAGE WORKS
214 Dock Street, above 2d.
Children's Sleds.
Children's Velocipedes.
Children's Carriages- t 4
Children's
Children's Wheehbarrows
• Children's Wagons. dio.
The finest ageortment in tho env - at most retnionablo
prim. WHOLESALE end RETAIL.
de12412.4ril
THE
AMERICAN
BUTTON HOLE
SEWING MACHINE
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
S. W. Car. Elevettp Chistnut
deltt6trp
CONFISEBIE FRANCAISE.
0111{ISTRIAS, 1868.
C. PENAS,
No. 830 Walnut Street..
FRENCH • CONFECTIONERY. PARIS FANCY ROBES,
AND CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS.
del HUN
HOLIDAY C 40012 1, s
IL & G. A. WRIGHT,
624 Chestnut Street,
Ram Just received a large assortment of new_ and elegant
BOIIRIAN GLASS VAS !ORR SITS,DMING CABIN,
MURECHAUII AND PATIN? DitiRCOALOPIN,
Together with a great variety of FANCY ARTICLES,
specially adap V E RYAY PREBENTE.which they
offer for sale aREDUCED PRICES.
, . deft flair%
TUBS, ac.
y.
FILTELS FUELS 7.,
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A. K. it, F. K. WOMRATtI,
No. 1212 Chestnut street
(Late data 417 ARCH Street),
ARE SELLING
Children's Sets of Ears at 35.
Ladles' Siberian Squirrel ficies93S upwards
66 Mink Sable 66 SW 66
66 German Fitch 66 015 66
Stione Marten " 4 6 320 6 .
66 Royal Ermine 66 840 a
KROSOn Bay Sable 44 11'50 •'
66 Russian Sable 46 3100 .
ENGLISH RIDING BOA SKATING BM b., FUR GLOM
FOOT HUFFS, LAP BUM&
A great variety of
Carriage and Sleigh Babes.
/ K. & F. K. WOl.lll/ITH,
No. 1212 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
0n29,3 m w dlimorti
IF IE7 S
At 30 per cent. less than Invoice Prices !
LOUIS (,TERSER,
No: 825 Aroh Street,
(Half way between Eighth and Ninth, north side.)
AND 234 Amen sneErir,
HAS REDUCED HIS SPLENDID STOCK OF PUSS BO
PER CENT. LESS THAN INVOICE PRICES.
far The Goods have been imported and manufactured
by himself, and are warranted to be as represented.
de9 18trpO
GAS FIXTURES.
BRONZES
OF
OUR OWN IMPORTATION•
The but adortroent In the country, now
open and for Mk by
MISKEY, MERRILL & THACKARA,
Manufhoturers of
Gas Fixtures, Lampe. Brouzes,tte ,
AT
718 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. ,
ad° f m w amngt
IS6S. , 1505.,
K. &B.
OFFER FROIO TO-DAY,
50 doz, Ladies' and Children's Hats
At Halt Cost.
Alt+o, the argot town:most of
BIRDS, FEATHERS and FLOWERS
to be found in America.
BOYS' FINE iTRLVET HATS, .
Wholesale and Retail.
THOS. KENNEDY & BROS.,
No. 729 CHESTNUT STREET,
ocfit 2mry
Mltl3. U. DILLQN, 323 and 331 SOUTU STREET.
Millinery for Ladies and Misses.
Pieties, 9llks, Ve'vete, Ribbons, Flowers. Featbor,
Franne, Mourning Millinery,Crape Volts, &e. Bilk Velvet
and Battu Bata, Bash Ribbpab uoa 311,10rP
===== :MU
DELraiA, Dit3olß
Nos. 713 and . 71F Ri'..Tenth 'attest.
Great`Bargains in •
Fancy' Silks..
Light- Silks for Evening , brews.
• Plain. Silks, Choice Colon.'
•
CLOSING OUT AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
$3 Black Ground Silks, Colored Figures. reduced to
$2 25 Colored. Bilke reduced to $1 .75
*2 60 "Eagle" Poult de Soles reduced to $3.
$2 50 Corded Silks reduced to $2.
$3 Corded Silks red uced.to $2 25.
$3 25 Taffeta Silks reduced to $2 60.
84 60 Taffeta Silks reduced to $3 25.
RICH PRINTED FRENCH FLANNELS.
RICH -_.PRINTED. PRINTED -- FRENCH • CASHMERES,- FOR
GENTS , AND LADIES' WRAPPERS.
- FINE DRESS GOODS. •
- -- LYONS - CLOAKING VELVETS,— ----
- AND SHAWLS,
aurrem,p FOR. HANDEOONLE HOLIDAY GIFTS. AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
It
r.) T "Y G (11 C) ID S
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.
No. 727 CHESTNUT STREET.
sit ,
num
VELVKIIES. Riokey,Sharp & Co.
MBE POPLINS. _
SILK POPLINS. 1110101,Sharp& Co.
WOOL•POPLINS. • • '
PLAID POPLINS, RiOkey,Sharp &Co:
frenciPoplias • - -
CHANGEABLE POPLINS. Riokey,Sharp & Co,
Dress Ws at 25 cents.
Dress Goods at 30 cente r Riokey„Sharp &Co
Dm Goods at 35 cents'
Dress Goods at 40 cents. Riokey,Shorp &Co,
Dress Goods et 50 cats.
Dim Cools it 624 cents. RiCkeY,Shal9 &Co
Dress Goods at 75 cents. •
Dress Goods, $1 to $3. Riokey,Sherp &Co.
BLANKER
RAMS. Riokey,Sherp & Co.
Cloths and Cassimeres.
Paris La Belle gists. Riokoy,Sharp &Co,
BILMOBAIB.
BLEACHED ROBS. Riokey • Sharp & Co.
LINENS.
White Goods.
Popular; prices for Dry Goods by the - yard. piece. or
package.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
HOLIDAYS
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
wUI offer daring the holidays an elegant assortment of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
chiefly purchaeed at the recent
LARGE AUCTION BALES,
at about one-half the importation cost, comprising
FANCY DRESS GOODS
in large variety. from 2k. to $1 50 per yard.
DRESS BALES AND SATINS.
RICH BROCHE AND PAISLEY SHAWLS.
From $l6 to Mt
FINEST QUALITY FURS IN RUSSIAN SABLE,
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
AMERICAN SABLE.
ROYAL ERMINE, CHINCHILLA. dro.
REAL ASTRACHAN SACQUES, MUFFS and HATS.
FINE CLOAKS, a splendid collection in VELVET.
PLUSH. MONTAGNAC VELVET morn. BLACKS
AND COLORS; RICH ASTRACHAN AND EMMA
CLOTHS; also, OPERA AND PARTY CLOAKS.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
SCARFS, TIES, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, PLAIN
AND FANCY lIDKFEI., FRENCH. SETS. Ac.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES CF ALL KINDS.
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS, PIANO
AND TABLE COVERS, and other ueeful and ornamental
articles too multitudinous to enumerate. all of which will
be eold
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
from the original cost.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
The "Bee Hive,"
NO. 920 CHESTNUT STREET.
e , MARKET ,
49 l al NINTB.
miff
.4 C
off.
4k o ,
IJOLI DAY GIFTS
Of substantial worth and: 'always of an acceptable kind
may be selected from our large, varied and fresh stock,
than which none in our lino is superior. We have reduced
many goods, and suggest our superb . .
Cloaking Stock..
-Cloaks, $1 to $125.
Shawls, $1 to $7O„
Desirable Poplins.
Herittoes, 50e. up.
Cheap Blankets.
Dvery Kind Quilts.
Ifferritna.ch Prints.
Mourning Goods.
• 25 cent Dress Stuffs.
Handkerchiefs.
Ties, Scarfs. Collars, Cliffs, dee.
se2:im tu w arn
Fourth and Arch ---
HAVE . REDUCED SOME DESIRABLE AND SEA
SONABLE GOODS . , AS MUGU. AND PERHAPS MORE.
THAN OTHERS I.OR THE SAME CLASS OE GOODS.
THAN
SILK VELVETS.
EXPENSIVE LONG SHAWLS. •
-rtioa QVALITYb POPLIN H.
BEST AsTEACAN CLOTHS.
VELVETEENS AND PLuSHREL
DRESS GOODS REDUCED.
ALL PLAIDS AND PLAID POPLINS. -
tu w ti
usiempozw.
POPULAR PRICER
727 Cheitnut Street.
BARGAINS
FOR TELR
AT THE
66 IBee-alive.”
.ER iB4B.
SALE
The appreisethent of 'our steek, under order of Executors, inlauded all our
piece goods,4bleifive are:cutting and making up as rapidly as possible, and
E
though we are always cheaper than other houses, the people can readily ► see ht Air
much cheaper we can sell everything under present circumstances, and how im-
possible it is for any one to reach, our low prices now, and our goods are., well-
known in style and warranted superior in every respect. As to our prices now,
we guarantee ihem ten per cent. lower than. the lowest eirtewhere,:oreash
'lumped sac B s own sse o erw :e. o aocommo ate parties who are, not
quite prepared to buy,tbese bargains can be secured by rnakinse the selection now,
and with a — ereilljiiiyment - oil atCowit, will be put deide Until required, or, if de.:
eired, full payment can be made in installments.
- Store Apar from - ? - A. N. to 9-P.-M.
GREAT. CLOTHING SAL
DUNKLE - k:DREISWACII:=
SPECIAL REDUCTION
_ . ... .. _ .
off
_-.....-•_t.
"Y" 0 Co I) S
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
2 more Cases Black Alpacas from New York Auction.
1 cage of Black Alpaca Poplin for Walking Suitt.
Striped Poplins reduced from 75e, to iise. per yard.
Black and Colored Velveteens.
8,000 yards choice etyle Detainee, IS t 22 and 35 cent++
per yard.
Merino, Syards wide, at 75 cents per yard; four yards
for a dress pattern.
- BARGAINS - FOR THE LADIES !.
Handkerchiefs, Nark:Ties. Gloveaand the only place in
the city where the real
El/ZENON BOWS
Are Sold—a few more left.
Something moo (of a
C lIRISTM AS PRESENT.
Also, a large releetion of Ladle.' Lace Collar!, linen
Collate and. Cuffs, Lace and Embroidered Handker
chief.. .
Splendid Cloth ()loves and Bose (err. cents a pair.
Towels. Table MOMS, Napkins, Blankets. Counter
panes, Cotton Flannels. All Wool Flannels; Diaper Linen.
Bird Eye , &c.
Great reduction in Lyons Black Silk Velvet to close out
before the let day of .fanuary. 18d9.
Perrone bringing this advertisement with them will
have a liberal discount made from their purchaser.
Callat the Large Four-Story Store.
140 N. Eighth Street, above Arch,
DIINKLE DREISB&EIL
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The store will be kept open every evening until 9
o'clock,, from Pow until Now Year. for tae accommoda
tion ot the pnblie. a,rn.w.letrpli
deM2trp
RUSE YURNISBItiti' MIENS.
•
•
STRAWBRIDGE&CLOTHIER
CENTRAL DRY GO ODS STORE,
Corner Eighth and Market Sta.
rot *'way for the next
FIFTEEN DAVIS' ONLY,
our whole stock of Linata will he open to buyers at
REDUCED PRIDES,
From which many elegant and medal preeente may be
be selected.
STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER
727 CHESTNUT STREET 727
REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
OP
DRESS GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.
No. 727 Chestnut Street,
OFFER TODAY
50 Cases of Imported Dress Fabrics,
At 25 (eon per yard, worth doable the price.
RICHEY SHARP& CO.
No. 727 Chestnut Street.
From .cv
EXTRA NOTICE.
JOHN W. THOMAS,
„ea
Nos. 405 and 407 N. Second Street,
Invitee medal attention to Ids LARGE and ELEGAN r
aesortment of
Staple and Fancy
1311 Et, lir GOOD S,
SUITABLE, FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Mir; 7:1 1M11T11777 FTri t 1A7771
nu 23 tl Jalra
ico-1 K
LINEN STORE, IP
S2S Arch Street*
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
LINEN HANDIEEROMEFS,
ALSO.
FINE TABLE CLOTHS, •
FINE NAPKIN%
VICTORIA TABLE COVERS,
FINE PIANO COVERS.
A Great Mark Down in Prices.
Surplus Stook Sellin O.
13espateli from Wanaraaker & Brown:
AMY 600101.
Prices.
A STA4E;ndid Stook:
'i'o,.:•L'.'' . .::o..Tll: -. '::i:: - ...' - .N:;•:
W 4 NAMAI ER`ati BROWN;
OAK RAIL,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Day 6100D51.
EYRE &INNDEL
Fourth and Arch..
REDUCTION IN PRIORS
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
Magnifloent Shawls.
expensive Silks.
Fashionable Poplins,
Desirable Cloaking%
4.4 Pure Silk Velvets,
Stripe Satin Skirtings,
Stripe Poplin-Skirtings.
Grand Duchess Skirts.
Belle Helene Skirts.,
First Quality Astssoans.
&CVO Yards DEL/INES for Priments for the Helot of tb
house.
6,003 Yards Fast Colored CHINTZES. x do. do.
2.0130 Yards 4-4 French CHINTZES. do. da,
DAIWAINS V( BANDKIRCHIEFS, GLOVES
CALLUti, SlCitiNg ILID'ARCILTHIL
aemnas
STRAWBRIDGE & WHIR
CENTRAL DRY GOOlitatOßE;
Corner Eighth and Market Sts
TO PROPRIETORS OF
HOTELS, BOARDING-HOUSES
SHI PPING.
We have a special wholesale department for eupply
Linen and Cotton Ehoeting, Towele, Napkins, Single :
and Berth Blanketgatrid other good+ particularly adap
to sour waste.
All the above kind el goods made up at short notice.
deetred.
INDIA SHAWLS AND SOARFS.
GEORGE FRYER.
No. 916 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invites attention to hlis stock of
Real India Camels Hair Shawls & Scarfs
Also, an elegant stock of SILKS In Black and Colons;
FANCY BILK FLUSHES, POPLINS, 'SHAWLS and
FANCY GOODS.
India Shawle and Scarfs Alterod,Renaited and Cleaned
in a enverior. manner.
J. CII AMBERS.
NO. 810 ARCH STREET,
BARGAINS FROM AUCTION!:
French Embroidered Ildkfe.
Children's Embroidered Ildkfe. ci•
Gents' lidkfe all etyles.
Erni , lidered Linen Sotto. Bargains.
REAL LACE GOODS.
Real Valencienne lidkie.
Pointe e pplique ildkfa. from $.l UO.
Pointe de Ooze. from $l5 00.
Point Applique Collar% very cheap.
TEIBEAD VEILS.
Cancun Barbee. dm.
Bought at the late French Sales at about half of the cost
of Importation. ,del4-IStO
ITANDKEECHIEFS.
11 Wo open on Monday, Dec. 21. a full line Ladies' and
Gentlemenls Item Stitched Ilandkorchiefe, with Initials
in corners , thus saying persons the risk of delay in order.
ing any special letter worked. so near the holidays.
del9 St rp §) E. M. NEEDLES CO..
iv. W. Cor. Eleventh and Chestnut streets.
VABUILAGES.
CARIB AGES.
Notice is sespectf idly given to customers and_ottseni_ffe,
'wive CARRIAGES of the MANUFACTURE of
WM. D vcoGEps,
OF CHESTNUT BflU T.
to place their orders 2113 soon as passible to insure their
completion for the •
DELVING SEASON OF 1800,
CARRIAGES REPAIRED in the moat neat and expo'
dittona manner.
CARRIAGES STORED and Insurance effected.
NVI4. D. ROG.ERS,
Nos. 1009 and 1011 Oheatnidsilte, Phdada
no 6 f m w 2mrp
- SHINTING
bad/tiers, Iffiroosa.makers ritinuirac.
torero of 4ClWaling, Boots, glioes t ar4 9
Will find it to their interest to lINO our UNRIVALLED
MACHINE TWIST and the "Milford Linen Taread."
Manufactured expressly for us from the beet material.
and warranted a-haporiorartiele. , - _
THE RIMER M&NUPACTURING COMPANY
Manufacturers and Proprietors of the SINGER SEWING
MACHINE.
Lb 1106 Chorgrat trripAt. et
vv..] tyro o; COP stcent
i
1 SAM] ; NATHAN% AUCTIONEER, N. E . CORNER
iThird and t 3 race Street's. only one egnare below the
Exchange. IMO 000 to loan in large or small amounts, OR
diamonds. silver plate,.watehes, lewdly, and allgoode d
value, Office hours from 8A.M.t07 P. M. INV Eetalr
amountsor the last fo s. Advanced made In large
at the lowest m a rket rates. Jaft.tfro
A~IiEW luiiarEY MJNES LANDINGAND FOE a&L
LI by J. a BUM= a UO.lOB Saab DOM in avais
FOIL TUE