The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-18


appreciating, We would then give notice to
mothers and all of our lady friends, TO take an
early opportunity OF visiting Mr.. Haheighs esta0-
lishment. and examine his newly purchased
STOCK OF goods before going elsewhere.
Foreipn dress goods are also speciality In the
STORE of Mr.. Hafleigh, and there, without fear OF
Imposition by passing on the purchaser worth,
less fabncs, can our citizens find all those noted
cloths, for reasonable prices
Give Mr.. Hafegh Christmas cal, and we
scarcely believe that you VIII leave the sales
room without making purchase. .H
| y. Il. 81 10. ID. Orne, Dealers in Carpetings.
II IS an old saying that "a thing of beauty is
a Joy forever" We we're forcibly reminded OF
this saying as we passed by the windo VS. of the
Messrs. J. +. d b. B. Orne, No. 9O4 Chestnut
street. Perhaps most persons would think our
illustration is rather iar-letChed Ii so, we can
not help it. The beautiful carpets that we saw
decorating the magnificent windows of the
Messrs. Orne's palattal store, are rather calcu-
lated 10 MAKE any one enthusiastic who has got
any of the love of the beautiful in Lis breast.
AT all times the visitor to their large establish
ment can be delighted with a display of rich
and artlstically designed carpets that are per.
maps ubequalled at any other place in the
country.
From the finest Aubusson carpets, with their
thick heavy textures, to the thiunest one-ply
ingrains the purchaser can be satisfied both IN
the carpet and in its price. 1t seems almost mar
Vellous that human skill could weave such bril-
liant patterns into such firm and lasting mate
nal. The eye is almost dazzled with the bril-.
liant colors; the shades mello wing and blending
each with each until one can hardly tell where
one begins and the other ends. Besides their
vast stock OF carpets the Messrs. Orne have got
an elegant assortment OF mats, cushions, etc,
that one could well go in ecstacies over in
describing their beauties. Their variety of styles
are being constantly increased. and ne fash ion
changes, the new styles can always be louud
upon their shelves. We repeat it, that to those
who would wish TO buy good arti Gle ut d lalr
price, we would say go TO j. +. & r, b. Orne's No,
904 Chesnut street.
Mead 81 Co., Manufacturers of Silver
Plated Ware.
In the days of our foreathers, all the glittering
ware that appeared upon their tables was of
solid virgin silver or other metal. Now, how
ever, science has taken such rapid strides that
we are enabled to decorate our tables with the
most elegant specimens OF plated ware that only
the manufacturer could tell were plated, and
lasting for years and years before they show the
marks OF wear. Al Mead q Co.'s, No. 910 Ches-
nut street, can be seen an endless variety Of
plated ware.
w. H. DuttOn, Agent for the ChicIkerlmg
Piano.
To the musical public those desiring to pur-
chase tine musical instrument, either for them
selves or as gilt to some near friend, we would
recommend that in their tour of examination
they do not overlook the renowned ChicEering
pianos az the establishment of w. Ii. Ddt,on,
No. 9l4 Chestnut street These pianos have been
thoroughly tested as to harmony and sweetness
OF tone. In finish they cannot be eXcelled
Ihey have received the encomiums of the press
generally, and their merits and compass tone
have received the praises ol all of the most
eminent artists. Certificates are daily being
received of the sati ,factlon they invariably give
10 all purchasers. Do not miss this examiua-
ton, nor fail to purchase one which will not be
equalled by any other Instrument.
George Fryer, Dealer In India Shawls.
Perhaps Cne OF the most reasonable pieces Of
extravaganza that a man can be guilty of is
some costly article OF clothing that while being
highly ornamental and set-oH to the beauty
OF wife or de- Pughter VIII be lasting and com
Passing a
No. 9l6 Chestnut street, We seppe in and took
@ glance at their immense stock OF fine cameI's-
hair shaws and India scars. These were to be
seen IN great variety, and at q very reduced cost
10 what they used 10 be sold for. In olden
times it was considered TO be a very great piece
OF extravaganza for man to pay $1,000 or $l500
for real camei's-hair sha vi, but the people of
the present day do not consider il anything:
an0 there are at this day hundreds of these
costly shaNIs worn where there was formerly
but one. Still, there is no necessity for paving
thousand dollars, when by going to Mr. Fryer's
store, we can obtain the most beautiful ARTICLES
Tor 1.-THE OF the money.
j. w. Proctor 81 Co., Dealers In CIOaks
and Furs.
Messrs. J. w. Proctor & Co. have inaugurated
2 cheap department in ladies' cloaks at No. 92O
Chesnut street. They offer for sale one thousand
garments IRON S. to S25, being IN many cases
about one-halt of their currency value. All the
Paris cloaks, as well as the fine garments of
their own manufacture, have been reduced in
Deen waiting for prices to fall to purchase an
elegant cloak or shawl for nominal sum.
Their stock of ladies' dress furs is this season
the largest ard choicest the firm have ever ex.
hiblted. 1t comprises Russian sable. the most
valuable OF all turs; Hudson Bay sable, which
ranks next in elegance and variety; the
Eastern and American sable, popular and
durable tur; also Ermine, Astrachan, Russian,
squirrel, grey Crimean, Persenne, line Chm.
cbLla, besides many other varieties In this
superb establishment every article is examined,
and none allowed to be displayed for sale unless
perfect IN every respect. All the furs sold by
them are warranted natural cO!orS. In idition
to selling iurs, they also remake them, and take
old in exchange Tor new sets. This is an old.
established house, and for the variety and excel
lence OF its stock, is not eXceled by any in the
city; Those who are desirous of purchasing a
really excellent article in the fur line we would
recommend to goto Messrs. j. W. Proctor & Co.
Isanc Townsend, Dealer I'm House-Fur-
nishtns Goods,
An excellent opp portunity is offered to secure
bargains by sale OF house furnishing goods to
close the estate Of the late John A. Murphey,
importer and dealer in the aforementioned
articles. His administrators offer for sale the
whole stock at prices below the ordinary rates
charged. The stock embraces everything wanted
in Well-ordered household consisting of plain
and unWare, brushes, woodenware, baskets,
great variety OF Shaker goods and bird can
De obtained on The most reasonable terms
Aeo, a hne assortment of papermache
goods. This establishment is the largest retail
one ID lhls line IN Philadelphia and citizens
anu strangers viii ind it to their adyanl LACE 10
examine the stock before purchasing elsewRere
Persons residing in the country can order bv
mai ma .he altlces they desire. Prompt attention
VIII De gwen TO all such orders and Satisfaction
Chestnut street.
James w. Queen, Dealer I'm OnticaI Tn,
struments and Opera Glasses.