The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-22

men, backed bg the best of stock, that always
make the best of caterers. Groceries, com
prisine all that is substantial for food and ele-
giant Tor dessert, aud al those dainty fruits
which are so priced by the housewife. There Is
also kept on hand large supply OF crab-apple
cider, the genuine article, for sale by the barrel
or retail. Lovers of this beverage should a.
once avail themselves of the inducements ohere0
in its sale.
n, j. Williams, Dealer In blinds ana
shades.
Venetian Blinds and window shades can De
obtained TO suit purchaters at NO; 10 N. SIKH
street manufactured by D. j. Williams. The
public know the value and convenience of these
venetian blinds, and need only be informed
where they can be obtained 10 the best advah-
tage. We DO not think that the stock of these
articles at the business place OF Mr.. Williams
can be exceeded in quality or workmanship. OF
window shades the selection is large and varied.
Store shades are made and lettered in the most
desirable manner to order, and which will
satisfy.
NJ. X. Williams, Dealer In Dry Goods.
A lady, although she can be and can look
like lady even in the plainest and cheapest
gaIb, looks much more like what she ought to
be- perfection-wben she IS handsomely and
tastetully dressed. Beauty when unadorned Is
adorned the most," IS a, very good saying IN its
way but we OF the modern school know better.
In order 10 prove our assertion, get your wife or
daughter one OF those elegant silks from NJ. K.
Williams, Nos. and Moth Ninth street, and
sec for yourself
Vhe Union Plano Company
A piano in a house is good fund OF innocent
amusement, and tends greatly to keep the
family circle together. There are so many good
makes of these instruments that we har lily
know which TO mention. The Union Piano
Manufacturing Com pany, whose warercoms are
at No. l0l7 Walnut street, maSe instruments
that for clear, beautiful tones elegant work
manship, durability, and Fcasonableness of
price, are unsurpassed. They give q full guaran-
tee with each instrument.
AIbedylI g. Marx, steam Securing Esta-
blishment.
We beg leave to call particular attention to
the new French steam securing establishment
OF Messrs. Albedyll ~ Marx, No. $40 Race street.
They do not dye, but by chemical process
restore ladies', gentlemens, and chidren's gar
ments to their original states without injuring
them in the least. Opera cloaks, velvets, rib
bons, and all kinds OF the dnest and most deli
cate fabrics, can be cleaned aud renovated 50 as
to look as well as ii new.
NJ. 81 j. L. Smyth, Dealers in Hosiery.
To those who would wish to purchase the use
ful, we would suggest that visit to Smyths'
stocking store, Nos. 9I7 and 919 Spring Garden
street, would be rewarded. They have there
English, German, and domestic hosiery, under
shirts and drawers for ladies, gents, misses, and
boys; Jouvin's kid-gloves, French cravats, hoop
and dress trimmings of all kinds. Their stock
OF goods is large, and of the best styles. Go to
NJ. IL j. Il Smyths, and see for yourself They
are now selling off at very low rates.
Amos HlllbOrn, Dealer In Bedding Mate
rial.
There are many things that go towards con-
stituting well-turnished house, but there is
none that is so important as goo ], comfortable,
wel-made bed. The little, foe adornments
that look so pretty in ladies' boudor can be
dispensed with, but that cannot. By-th way,
Mr. Amos Hil0om appears 10 understand the
philosophy Of that tact as well as any one. At
his store No. A North Tenth street, he has a
large stock OF feather beds, curled hair mat
trosses, etc., all of most excellent make and
appearance.
p. Jordan, Dealer iu Tonic Ale.
All lovers of that which can strengthen and
cheer the inner man should not overlook this,
which will inform them where can be obtained
that excellent, truly heathful, and nutritious
beverage "Jordan's Celebrated Tonic Ale" used
by thousands, by the weak for strength, by the
strong for Its excellent flavor, and by all be-
cause as a beverage it has no superior. 1t
stands unrivalled for its quality OF material and
purity of manufacture. II is recommended by
physicians as superior tonic, and requires but
trial to convince the mostskeptical OF its great
merit. 1t is to be had, wholesale or retail at p.
| ]. Jordan's, No. 220 Pear street.
| James G. DennisOn, Halter.
Would the gentlemen of our city be supplied
| satisfactorily with good dress-hat, the best ft,
the finest material the latest style, or would
| warm hat best suit their fancy we would beg
leave to announce that James @. Dennlson, No.
| 729 Poplar street, has constantly on hand a
children's hats and caps. AS a frrier and
| fashionable halter, Mr.. Dennisoa has re-
| ceived The reputation of having no superior.
| He also has on hand lot OF splendid fur
skating caps gloves, and collars, Just suited to
I the wants OF the young people at the present
! time.
| George w. Jenkins, ConfectiOner.
| Christmas dainties for the children and old
| folks, Christmas goodies for all who enjoy a
| full and complete celebration of that immemo-
| rial day. George W. jenkins, No. 1867 Spring
| Garden street, has now a fresh stock, expressly
suited for holiday use, of fresh paper almonds
| ilberts, English walnuts, etc., which can be
| obtained at all times, at tie lowest prices. The
| people should bear this IN remembrance when
| Christmas and the holidays arrive, and supply
the wants of themselves and children.
l.. LutZ, Dealer In Furniture.
To heads of families, and those who as yet do
| not come under that category, and to all those
| contemplating the furnishing of rooms of any
| kind, we would respectfully give notice that
| irst-class furniture can be obtained at reason
| able rates by calling at J.. LutZ's furniture
establishment, No. l2l South Eleventh street.
A large assortment of the latest styles on hand,
| which will be sold this season at very moderate
| prices. For durability and good workmanship
and neat designs, this furniture has tie highest
| merit.
w. III. EARLY, Dealer In Dry Goods.
New goods, desirable articles for holiday gifts,
opened this week at w. III. Early's, No. ll5
North Ninth street:-Heavy dice pattern hand
loom table linen, at very moderate prices; white
linen towels, fringed and unfrlnged, at from
$2,2S to S2'75 per dozen; white linen hucXans
halt beached huck for towelling, at cheap rates; ;
dress goods, in large quantities and best quali-
ties, Valencia, delaines, silk embroidered polka
dot mohair, English chintz, etc ETC.; mems
brown hose, regularly made.
Mrs. II. Dillon, MiIIiner.
Ladies, you have now a 6rst-class oppQpSunty
Of eGuipping yourselves with that most essential