The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-08

| Wrappers In cachemire We have seen, coyie,fr d.,
| cOUct1S, that II, the design printed in darker
shades tran the color Of the dreys, " clurso Mr..
/ Hateighs store cOntains all the richer gJids 10
endless variety, but here are the lstesi novelties
/ Of the season.
The display Of linen goods, embroldorie,, and
] domestic goods ~ sheppard, Van II iriingsn &
Arrison, No. zoos Chestnut street. attracts some
attention. Owing 20 the late reduction wv o. ces
the establishment is thruugcd With purchasers
At Il. X. Lees, No. t3 N Eyhth street an
extensive assor rmcnt Of French racrnoe5 'ilss
pOpins, Snd Ory goods and faucy ArtC gene
rally, are UrGsenfe ed t)r exhibition gTt ale
AZ, alas! mourning has become alrp,St unver-
sal, tbU mOurning stores have increased nct,tbu
aud imPora. GO. Myers & Co., NJ. gt6 Chesnul
street, have mot useful and UlCgaN good.
z heir specially is mOrrOy,r r their mo irfing mil
linery, imported from New York. Tho fashion
Of ie' ornaments comes mot appropriately into
/ the decoration Of mourning honuc.s. MCyu-s *
Go. h9vc some craze nncis thit arc i-yrAly
embroidered in small jet beIds and fro y tho
excellent style Ot the shapr, aud make AMI trin
minEs, these bonuets are as cleg ut and rech.,cls
rs any in which cOluTs are mixed.
The plain widows bounetS here have m c'p.
CANT simplicity hat taxes of their heavioesr;
"and YOU now one doo'. ike 90 DO IA flight. mv
dcaT," even IN widows weeds.
MCssrs. Myers have sUme beautiful htlmoral4
in new de,igrs, some v,ry elegant ONES Gu proi-
dCrrd iu Chalf stitch. I no halmOrll 1, un i'm
VOrtsnt item uow-H-days
Eyre laDdrIl have always their mAgnif rnnt
HN''Ifi h' hNiln una AI'Df ItNiNltg Win Is
tie very FIRST class. hptras in every possible
shHce, Including white, that IS being upiyrrs ,ly
Worh In Paris, meri4Os, pJE D. Chcrrey, poPlins,
Hli are 20 bo hau hcrc. The only difficulty 'lr
TIE customer IS to choose 40 great /, the variety.
Blenfet stswls are % srecsltv Of this house md
aS everybody should possess thtS article, this sale
ought "a De great
FOR the purchase Of linen g,oda, the establish.
ment Of j. G., Stanhridge & Co., at tho N W.
corner Of Eighth and Market streets, Is IN n
toned. The finest goods of this description in
the market are to bo Obtained nc this emporium.
Black silks arc here IN perfection. up 70 twenty.
dollars per yard. Dark Foularls, 10 desirable
and So difficult tn ind are here In beautiful
designs. Every kind uf fancy and sterling
dress and household goods is to DO found in this
store
A new store in Eighth street, Just above Ches
nut, is now attracting attention. II is branch
house OF John LOutey x Co., from Second street.
where the original store still furnishes. Mr..
lOuiey has Il duced his goods to tue very lowest
stHr du1d. We noticed ail-wOOl plads AZ s14
cents per yard, double width. There is a grea.
assortment mere Of fancy silks aHd all at low
pr ces. This large fue store, with its courteous
employees, is a great attraction TO onr ladies.
For gloves, hludkCrChigf,, lace goods, hosiery
&c, th" establishments OF Price & Wood, No. 1903
n Ninth street, and Owen Evans & Co., No 4j
| y Eighth street, ae among the best IN the city.
A choice stock OF the "idtest' Is always to DC
| found at either estnhi hishment.
At the corner of Ninth aud Arch streets will be
| found Il store, COwperthwait & Co Ia which the
goods vary almost every day. An endless
variety Of shtwls, domestic goods of all kinds,
ard goods OF American manufacture (the
patriotic should wear none elSo) are here at tho
lowest prices. Curwon Stsddart & Bro. IN Second
street, above Willow, have long had customers
from a. parts of the city. 1t Is di0icult 80 say
what is not TO be found in this Immense empO-
rium. A plentiful supply of that excellent thing
rcsdy money. enables MesSrs. Curwcu Sspdd irt <
Bro. to seize on all the opportunities offered by
sales either here or IN New York therefore the
az nh atF,fr har
gains, even IN the richest aud mOste egant goods
such as pop ins at one dollars, SILKS that will
pStouSh, and every SORT Of clOiSing nslteri Il.
Messrs. Edwin Hal & Co., No. 20 g
Second street, have every kind of goods
en- hroidcries, silks, shawls, talma9, pOplius,
and all in endless variety. vista will we'll
repay the ride in the cars to the most distant
custume
With all these dresses the finish AMI addition
which sets them of is e. be found ~ +. NJ. Nee
dies, No. 1924 Chesnut street. French women
attach as much importance to the iiagerie--thaE
| is, col Rrs ana cuffs, and hsndkerchsfs-is they
do to dress and all these are 10 be iOund In most
| elegant style here. Tne new undersleCVe, % OK
quisiely neat, the sleeve being sewn on - drest
| cuff bultUUed wh three buttons, aud trimmed
round either with iiutel fril or Ydltncenne', Is
| one of the pretty inventions of the season from
| Paris.
| The collars are to match, snd arc endless In
| shape, Valrncicnnes lace giving elegance and
! lightness to the heavy fabric of the linen. X. VI,
| Needles has tue assortment Of la,-s, muslini
| for white waists, and pocket haudkerchieis IN all
the possible aud impossible forms In which they
| aie now made. NGs, too, now 81 universally
worn are here to be found In all sizes aud Of all
| va'ues. Tli- We think good report fOr our first
| days promenade in the empire of iashiOn-nany
| o. our great millincr, have not yet upeued theiI
Far DORIS hox (which was bOnnst-ooX, with
the bin at the hottOm), when they do wo shall
| rIpuTt accordingly.
! MARRIAuR.-Msrrisge is the hest state for
| man iu general AMI every man is = worse IN An