The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-21

Of latest manufacture, warranted perfectly relia-
BILE timekeepers; iewery in general, all kinds,
comprising articles OF the latest styles, uniQde,
and OF rich appearance, and Of the highest style
OF workmanship; silve1ware that cannot be dis
Nngushpd from the solid silver itself: and fancy
articles of every description suitable for bridal
or holiday presents. Let those who wish to
purchase in this direction VISIT the establish
ment of Mr.. Cassidy, and they will be satisfied
that his stock cannot be surpassed.
Could s. CO., ,Manufacturers of Furniture.
One Of the largest business places in the city
is Gould d Co.'s furniture warehouse, at NO; "
and SO North Second street. The f1rm nave also
depot at the corner OF Nlnth aud Market
streets. 1t is well known to all VINO nave any
knowledge of the business of the city. that this
is the best place to go to for any one who wishes
to get a geod article of furniture at fair price.
The Messrs. Gould d Go. have one good quality
of business men-tbey do not suffer their light
TO be hid under 0ushel. Perhaps there is not
a furniture store in the country that is better
known and appreciated than the Messrs. Gould
Co.'s. Their stock, always large and select is
now perhaps larger ana finer than has ever
been i'm the store before. They keep themselves
before the people, aud we are happy TO see the
people appreciate them. We would say to any
one who wants furniture go to Gould's.
=. II. Gustine, Dealer in Furniture.
As there are an uncommonly large number of
young persons who are daily committing matri-
mony, II would not be out of place in these
columns TO refer to the furniture store of Mr..
L. i. UuSUne, aJ Une northeast corner OF second
and Race streets. There can be seen ali kinds
OF housekeeping articles, from the handsomest
ebony and ormolu furniture to the plain aud
yet neat cottage furniture. They have now n
very large stock, which they are selling Of at
very reasonable rates. What more suitable
present could father make than an elegant
suit of parlor and chamber furniture from Gus
tines establishment?
j. w. Thomas, Dealer in Dry Goods.
John w. Thomas Nos. 405 and 4O7 n. Second
ztrppt has OOpup1 a rOmnlptp asSortO1put of
goods ladies' dress goods, aud domestic goods,
all OF which will be sold at rates as low as can
be found in any establishment in this city.
Notice the grand array of holiday presents, the
most appropriate for ornament and use; silks in
large quantities, heavy light, OF every desirable
shade, of all widths, and OF the best material;
more antiques OF all the most elegant patterns
and tasteful Colors; Irish popns, plaid poplins,
and dress goods in every variety, from which
lady cannot fail TO select pattern TO satisfy.
Lyons black velvet, soft and glossy, o. handsome
appearance, and manufactured from the very
best OF material. Laces and embroideries,
which cannot be surpassed for texture, tyle,
and beauty; gloves and hosiery, the best to
cover the hands and warm the feet; shawls and
cloaks Of every description, and in endless
numbers 1t may here be said that in the shawl
line MIR. Thomas establishment cannot be sur
passed. 1t COmprehends the most elegant, warm
and tasteful of these necessary articles, to be
found elsewhere in the city. Cassimeres, ,doeskins
blankets, together with a large stock of domes-
tic goods OF endless variety, suited 10 the wants
Of all. Call upon Mr.. Thomas aud carefully
examine his stock, and, if you think it satisfac-
tory, 60 not further TO fare worse.
Curwen stoddart g. Brother, Dealers i'm
Dry Goods.
All our lady friends who are puzzled as to
where they can purchase, at the most reaso sonable
rates, useful and substantial articles, can be
rescued from their Christmas dilemmas by act
ing in accordance with the inducements offered
in thls notice. To find reliable business firm
that has a substantial and well-selected stock,
from among the many which pretend so to have,
is one of the most difficult and puzzlng tasks
set before a lady about to purchase. But we
offer TO help them, in this wise: Among the
multiplicity of establishments of similar busi-
ness, we notice none Offering better induce
ments. both in prices and goods sold, than the
finn OF Curwen Stoddart O. Brother, proprietors
OF one of the largest dry goods and dress goods
establishments in the city, occupying three
fronts on Second Street, above WilloW-NOs.
450, 452, and 4j4.
Their stock is as complete as it Is comprehen-
stve. Dry goods-every possible article in this
line. or ladies' dress goods, their stock is well
selected. Silks vevets, casslmeres poplins,
musllns, mernoes, delaines, moire antiques,
mourning goods. etc., OF the finest quality, the
latest design, and the most substantially manu-
factured. 1t Is a stock from which lady can
not tail to make selection, land be forever salts
fed. The entire stock OF goods is now offered
al such prices as will effect a rapid reduction,
and thus give purchasers an opportunity of
securing for themselves valuable and appro.
pirate articles. OF fancy goods for holiday use
the assortment is large.