The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-23

and No. 26 S. Eighth street, offer a large and
varied stock Of ladies' silks, pOplins, merinoes,
cloths shaws, and dress goods generally, suita-
bic for presents. Mr. LoUrEY's establishment on
Eighth street rs one Of the largest aud most AZ
ira tive Of the new stores that adOrn that popular
thoroughfare.
owEv RvANs & Co. Csurcsssors to J CAssEL-
BERhN) No. 40 n. Eighth street, AVE dry
tOots word within thetr store. Every city In
the WOrld might be vaiuly searched TO hnd a
more vgried and extensive assortment OF 'ccay-
WW0," comprising silks, vclVct'' Iaces' popllns'
cloths, merinoes, prints, shlws, delan's,
hosil " mott ans, household fabrics, penumery,
toilet articles fans, umbrellas, hoop skirts, Oil-
morals aad 20 make long story short, every
thing else in the long catalogue or articles that
ladies wear ana husbands pay for Mr.. EVANS
speuds the greater portion Of his time in watching
the monster diy goods auctions Ia New York aud
this city TIE enormous sales of this cstapiish-
ment warrant ttc slightest percentage Of profit
and il is ot an'ungommon tn NJ for cotton goods
TO he sold here at oue.halt the price asked for
the raw material on the wharf
T.. r. LEE, No. 43 n. Eighth street, late
partner and successor TO the Oriyi11i WARSOCk.
In bis hands this popular aud esteemed esttp-
lishment has gained hoss OF new friends and
retained its old run Of custom. An immense
preparation has been made here for the holiday
season in the way OF silks, lace,, hosiery, white
gooos, household fabrics, toilet articles, fancy
goods, and the thousand aut one kutcN-kn ,cNs
ihut arc suitable for pre- Cuts, an wIicI, wla1
received, make the recipient excl lm, "Illi Is
iust the thing wantedr' From culy mlrI 10
the hour Of closing, >teady thong ponr through
this hive aud their vans are attended 10 w.t1
mBPic Celerity and general satisfaction.
BAMurRoFR BRorHgRs, M. lOj n Eighth
street, present large and attractive assOrfm 'uJ
OF fancy and useful no idav prcseIts, en- IRA ing
handkerchief', plain, hcmstitched, and embrol-
d.red, lace collars AMI sets, beautiful styles OF
combs, and an endless variety Of gloves. Balnl-
rails at r,liculOusv low prices and m'rin0 goods
for ladies', men's, aud children's wear.
EsprN & BnorHER No. a N. Eighth street,
have the shelves OF their new aud magnificent
store hllCd With the choicest and most desirable
stock of real lace goods ani embrOileries 20 be
found in the city, comprising real POinte Gl-e,
Bt,Nseis applique, pIieHcisHles, real thread, and
QgipUre lACes, EXq qIisite handkerchets, collars,
sleeves, and set, Of late importaions, and the
most moo crate prices. Also a general assortment
Of fancy and white goods.
l.. H. WoRNR. No. 3S Eighth street,
offers large assortment of real aud imiJ lTiDn
laCes His stock Of the latter is one of the finest
in the city, embracing Imitation POiHts, Brussels,
T0IeHcicpaeS, Thread, at as.Onlsh ngy low
prices, and of so ine qua ity as to rival the real
articles. His stock of real laces is fully equal
that to be found elsewhere, and at very low
prices. He has beautiful colored tides, that are
quite novelty and admirable for presents.
SrRAwBRIDeE & Co, N. W. corner Of Eighth
and Market streets, have wel-seleeted stock of
dress goods, silks, mDTinOss, shlwls, prints,
hosiery, and household fabrics. az prices cores
ponding with the decline 10 gold. Tns est 10 ish-
ment has recently been mOlernzed and is nov
one Of the finest in the city. Every reliance can
be had that the quality Of the goods is exactly as
represented,
Messrs. PRICH & WooD, No. 113 N. Ninth
street, are behind no other establishment in their
preparation for the holidays. Tney Offer an
immense variety of useful articles, all suitable for
presents, at very low figures. Ladies' and gentle
mems handkerchieis of all styles and prices,
lJces, embroideries, gloves, and toilet articles,
with excellent qualities of prints, aannels etc.
Messrs. j. CowPERTHwAIT & Co. Offer a rich
and extensive stock Of silks, dress goods, white
goods and household fabrics. They have m lde
a specially Of blankets, which they offer in
every variety and at all prices. There IS no more
sensible present than a pair OF snowy blankets,
and this store is thronged With crowds who are
purchasing blankets for gifts. Their stock Of
goods is selected with taste and judgment, and 10
not surpassed in the city.
Messrs. CoorER & CJNARD, s e. corner OF
! Ninth and Market have large and we-selected
stock Of dress goods, cloths, sht twls, hosiery and
household goods. Their store is f4y1rite resor
for heads Of families, who place every relauc(
| on the quality aud cheapuess of their goods
| Special preparation has been made for the hoi
days, and a number Of useful fancy articles TO
gifts can be had here
Y. f.. ARCEAuBAULr, N. +. corner Eleventh
and Market, offers a general assortment OF dres
goods, cloths, Bha1ls, blankets, white goods, anc
| household fabrics. A capital selection Of gift
can be made here without trouble.
PEENELL BRorHER, No 1921 Market stree
have wide variety Of dress goods, print
tbaWlE, meriuoes white goods and cloths an
been provided for by supply of goods f
pT6sens.
J. CuAMnERs, No $40 Arch street, oGrs d.
and fresh stock OF real laces, emOr ideries, az
fancy articles. His assortment EN- tra 'es Point
! applique, FuleHcicJulcs, POilte gaze, al inrea
and GtRJpge, in handkerchiefs, collars, sleeve
, and sets Also, gloves, vel $, bar0es an1 Il
! usual elegant ct oete'd Of lady's fll dress.
GRANVILLE B. HAISBs, No 1913 Market sire
presents a capital variety of ess goods, shaw
: blankets prints, white goods, etc. An excelle
opportunity is afforded here for the selection
! acceptable gifts for the season.
LoNRRRsTA ADTER, No. lb3 n Eighth street, h
, a Well-selected variety of fancy goods, hOsisf
I gloves, fans, toilet articles, ribbons, collars ~
I haudktrchie:s. His stock ii of fre,h imporl
tiOn, anu il offered at reasonable prices.
. PERKINS, No. S. Ninth street, has an e
/ CANT and extensive stock Of dress goods, mour
= ing goods, cloths, white goods, hosiery, lac
' shaw >, etc. This Is one of our oldest and m,
5 highly esteemed dry goods institutions, ald b
n attached to 1t as regular customers hundreds
n our best families, who boast that they get ever
r. Thing needtul in the dry goods liue at this s.or
!, JOHN II. STOKES, No. 7O2 Arch street, offers
% splendid stock II stuff g1Lds, embracing Fren
~ merinoes, pnplins, Lupns delaInss, prints, "A
=. a calicocs, shawls, gloves, ,ndkerchief-, ald dr.
= goods generally. His goods are all of fresh !
y pOrIaion, aud are offered AZ reduced prices.
r NJ. X. WILLIAMS, No 0O3 Market street, I
a large stock Of dress gOOds, VIII te goods, dom
n tic aud household taOTics, at loW prices aud
Of standard qualities.
$, THOMAS SIHPsoN's Sons, Nos 922 and
IN | Pine sleet have opened Tor the special sale.
ID the holidays several large lots OF rich and de-
CO able goods, comprising embroidered curtain m
tt lins, lace curtains ldCgs, dress goods, white goo
y blankets, shawls, hosiery, gloves, ribbons,
3, morals, and toilet articles. This old aud pOpu
l- establishment having passed into the sscJ
le gen, ration, is in the full tide Of slcceI' aud
nc now more tuan ever the resort OF people OF "a
e. ana Judgment Mr.. Charles simpson, the bu
OF the house, and who has a hign reputa tpn
L. taste, Is In constant attendance az the mtmm
.s New Auik auction Sa cs, where inp1Ited 90
Ie are sold by the cargo, and resOd here at trii
lie advance on the ctsJ.
r TAoG & BROTHER, s. T.. corner OF Tenth
c. Pine streets, ottr an immense variety of dI
ry goods lsces shawls, white goods, hOserv, no.
is hold fab les collars, sleeves, ami SETS sha vs
TX fancy articles generally. The stock Of chs est
sr llshment is constantly renewed ny fresh imp d
is tiOus selected with the greatest taste and ia
ment. The prices during the present season
2 reduced 10 the lowest point, 10 correspond v
Iy the fall in the gold market No experienced Ia
l. shopper considers her shopping tO1r comp
q until she has included In her route the height
a hood Of Tenth and Pine, ana Inspected the no
nj ties and bargains daily displayed there.
ID II. STEEL & SoN, Nos. 7l3 and 7l5 N. Te