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

articles and kuick- 4uRCks Tor children at reduced
prices, WIN tne object Of disposing Of his goods
before the hoLdays are over.
BAILEY & Co, 1T their palace ike store, No.
SID Chesnut street, have dazzling display OF
every article in their liue-damonds and other
precious stones, wa'ches, bronzes, silver and
plated ware, clocks, and fancy goods. No praise
at our hands can do justce tp the maguih eut
assortment Of goods imported for Christmis pre-
sents. Mr.. BAILEY, the mead of the firm whl
has shown throughout our national troubles 80
determined sptit Of loyalty and patriotism,
has never allowed himself 10 despair of the ro.
pubic aud consequently, whie New York firms
were Croaltlng over the gloomy pro. poets ahetd,
he has cuuragcousy invested immense sums in
rich and massive jewclry and gorgeous works OF
Grt anc beauty, knowing that the present Christ
mas wOud be one Of the most glorious and happy
seasons that was ever vOuChsalei % a nation.
His pluck and energy arc now rCaping their fun
fruits IN an Unprecedented demand for his glodF
which are ali marked down 10 correspond with
the ccclinc in gold.
J. =. caldwell & Co, No. 800 Chesnut street.
have made every preparation for the carnival
OF Chri-tmas, aud their agents have been RIM
gaCkiug Europe Tor gems aud works Of art, and
their wOrkmun have been busy at home for
months past to make the present season the
grand campaign Of their lifeline. Diamonds
ana umufhysts pearls anC emertds, Ia necklaces,
brooches, tar-drOps. and bracelets, tenn %: the eye
auu be.lure the pure; silvcr-wafe CuiOIsly
wrought md watches tuat excite the envy of the
sun for correctness. aud the stars for dazzling
beauJyg br0pZcs, clocks, works Of rcrtv, and
jowchy iu all us varieties. CALDwELL's is a
museum Of arr Gs well e. "a bazaar, Hud a visit
there viii we'll repay any one in search of gifts.
The prices are reduced 'u correspond with the
20 O tumble, nud am arfi .Ios can be depended on
being Just what is rgprereugd. Rcal gold
jewelEy can be purchased ng.e no rs reasonable
puce, us trash Is sold for else where, a1i the iu-
lrinsic worth OF the metal is always -Ccursd.
IrwGs LAposus, No. 500 Chesnut street, is not
q whit behind his lOttier ncighbOrs ia the lgni-
fcent assortment of his goods, md the splendid
preparation tor Chrisimas. His store Is a spark
Ing GulCOnda of real diamonds IN every cDnceiv-
able shape, necklaces, breastpins, ear-drops, and
bracelets, from the moderate price within reach
of the well-tu-uO business man to the princely
tiara and dppeudagcs Of the petroleum NOBILITY
HIS prices are regulated strictly by the recent fall
In gold, and his VOID is as good IS IN lst mems
bonds, as to the intrinsic value Of tbe sparkling
gems he passes ia such lavish prOflslon through
his expert fingers His other stock of jeweiry,
wat hes etc is equal 10 any in tue city.
THOMAS c GARRETT, No 7l2 Chesnut street,
is Opposing OF his stock peremptoriIy, intending
20 re.inquish business. He offers great bSrg lins
in fine jewelry " tChes silver ware, music DpXes,
cutlery, etc. His goods are OF the best qua ity
from sterling makers, aud his long and high
business reputation is guarantee OF the cha
raC,er of his wares.
F. ScHUELLERpIANN & Co, No. % n, Eighth
street offer splendid assortment OF holiday
gifts, in the shape OF dress goOls white goo Is,
blankets, shawls, and goods for family yuse. Tneir
stock is selected with good tasc, and are Of
standard qualities. Prices are marked down az
low figures.
NJ. SHOEMAKER & Co, Moan Eighth street.
have prepared au elegant assortment Of boys,
girls, infants aud misses cl thing in every style
for Christmas gifts. This establishment is one Of
the leading houses in the city for the outfit Of
children, and the most exquisite taste is displayed
by the Misses SHOEMAKER, who supervise its
details.
JAcoB LADoMus, No. Gl3 Market street. offers
"A ii
jcweiry in fine, gold, silver, and plated ware OF
the hest muuuidcIure, at prices that make them
great bargains
HENRY HARPER, No. 500 Arch street, has pre-
pared for the holiday Sc son II splendid variety
of watches, gold jewery, silver ware and plated
ware, al suitable Tor gifts, and at reasonable
prices.
JouN BRENNAN, No. l3 s. Eighth street, has
a beautiful aud wel-slle leCted stock Of diamonds
and olher gems, richly set watches OF
renowned makers, and bronze and enamelled
| goocs, and gold iewelry, at reduced figures.
ELL HoLpEE No. 7OS Market street, has
renewed his large stock with recent importltions
of watches ana line jewelry, and includes in his
assortment clocks, silver ware, and fancy goods,
al the lowest rates
WILLIAM WILSON & Son, S. W. corner of Fict
| and Cherry streets, established fifty years ago
stand at the head of their business to-day, as they
have done for halt century, and their trade
stamp is recognized the world over with as muc1
confidence as is that OF the Bank OF England
Their work is of the finest quality. and from new
designs by the first artists in the country.
HARRISON JAHDEN, 5. T.. corner Of Tenth anC
Arch sueeis has q tue assortment Of fue watches
jewclry silver and plated ware, all of the be,
quality and at prices TO suit toe fall in gold.
G. RUSSELL, No % N. Sixth street, offers a,
elt CANT stock OF fine American and imported
watches and real gold Je~elry, aud hands0m
silver ware Of coin Standard suitable iorpresent,
| and at prices marked down.
, mace preparation tor the holidays Oy large an
well selected stock of watches, silver ware
jewelTy, and fancy goods at exceedingly lo'
t prices.
McEIRoY, No Il S. Ninth street, offers beau
tiful stock of ladies' opera and walking clio tks q
., the most substantial and richest materials, and a
| all prices. Also, ladies' dress goods, white good
q ana household fabrics suitaJie for gifts.
SCHoLTz & JAEENrKY, No. III S. Eight
70 Stree, have splendid variety of paint bOXe
% DeCalcomania pictures, vases portfolios, picture
, and picture books, ana otner fancy goods az 10
{ hgures aud in abundant variety.
s JW. PRoCToR & Co No. 020 Chestnut stree
( have thoroughly established the reputation
their stock Of clOaks, turs, opera sacq Ies, lr
etc, that we need only remark that they mad
especial preparation for the holiday season, in III
shape Of new and fresh articles suit lOe for gift
= they offer bargains 10 reduce their stock.
u WILLIAM F. CAMPBELL, No. 1924 ChesuI
l. street, offers a rich and substantial variety
cloRkss opera sacques, turs, scarts, etc, all
them adapted for presents, ana Of the best qualit
y ana latest styles His prices are reasonable,
= correspond with the fall in gold.
HENRY PARKER, S. e. corner of Ninth aan
J., Arch streets, di, plays fine and large stock
- Cloaks, opera sacques, walking coats, aud scar
- at prices that really make them bargains.
3. HENRY L. DAVIS, No. l52 n. Eighth street. h
4 a splendid stock Of clOaEs, opera slCqIes, an
l. ladies' walking coats, most fashionable styles,
ar moderate prices.
ID MRS HENRY, No. 3S and 40 n. Ninth stree
is display an elegant assortment Of ClOalss, Ope
@ BaCques, ana walking coats Of the latest al
sr freshest goods, and of the most fashiouat
II qualities.
n A. w. LYMAN, No 23S N. Eighth street. pr
Is sents in his store line assortment of clOat
g opera sacks, and walking coats, ut low prices a
of excellent style, and materal.
ID S. WELCH & Co., n. w. corner Tenth a
IS Arch streets, has a rich and varied stock
= cloaks, opera sac4ues, walking coats, and scarfs
III low figures.
= y IyENs & Co, No % S. Ninth street, have a lar
. and fine stock Of clOaks, opera sacques and wa
"a ing coats at prices TO suit the fall in gold.
III d. W. CLARK, No. 6O2 Chesnut street. off
y. an immense and miscellaneous stock Of jewe
te and silyer-p plated ware of best quality, fan
r goods in every variety, suitable for gifts, at r
A- bargains.
w. l.. CLARK, No. 1925 Market street. displa
IN in bis neat store fine assortment Of watch