The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-22
y. II. DelacrOix, Importer and Dealer An
CnrpetinRs,E Etc.

CRrpetinRs, Etc.
The largest and most extensive carpet ware
house in the city, which contains everything m
its line attainable, Is that OIL. T. Delacroix, No.
81 South Second street. This vast stock consists
OF velvet, Brussels, imperial three-ply, super In
grain, twtlled, and plain Venetian carpets;
Brussels of endless variety and tapestry the
most magnificent imported, for the special sales
OF this establish mattings IN abundance,
skin, binding, etc. etc. All these articles are to
be told very low, and 10 Judge of their worth,
appearance and order of manufacture, an exami-
nation Is respectfully solicited, aud the price
to recompense all who give ther patronage. Not
only has this firm the most beautiful and costly
fabrics suited for the parlor floors of mansion,
but 1t contains, also, the most durable and
neatly made of rag and list carpetings, for those
who cannot afford the expense of the other
window shades, Of every variety, are also to be
had at this establishment.
Howell g. BOurke, Dealers In Paper
HanRinRs.
In our notice, few days ago, of the establish
ment OF Messrs Howell & Bourke, dealers in
paper hangines at Fourth and Market streets,
we inadvertently stated that they had another
establishment at Ninth and Chestnut streets.
This last, as is we'll known Is the store of
Howell 4 Brothers, with whom Messrs. Howell
Bourke have no business connection what
ever. The establishments of these two firms are
both hrst-class In all respects.
Epstein - H0lnes, Dealer I'm Dry Goods.
Two enterprising young men, Messrs. Epstein
names, ldtelY III the 0rm OF OHe0 Evans ~
Co., in Eighth street, have started large and
elegant double store at Nos. ll3 and ll3S N.
Ninth street. They navel commenced in first
class style, and show The right kind of an enter
prslng spirit. Their stock OF dress goods is
unsurpassed for beauty, style, and cheapness.
Having adopted the motto OF quick sales and
small profits, they are living up 10 their motto
inLa style that does infinite credit to them as
business men. Our friends can very easily
| make fine and useful selection from their
immense assortment for Christmas present.
! They preseut some of the greatest bargains that
have been offered this season in hosiery, gloves,
! cloths, cassimeres, linens, etc. etc. In the
! matter OF balmorals, we would ask the ladies to
step into their store and see the great bargainsg
that are offered. They present great induce
ments, and it would be well for those who are
seeking place to buy a seasonabe and useful
present, to call at Nos l13 and 1874 N. Ninth
| street.
M1liken, Dealer In Linen Goods.
Milliken's linen store is one of the establish
ments that enjoys the highest reputation among
| the ladies and gentlemen as being the place
| where can be obtained all manner of linen
| goods, at moderate rates of sale In fact, Mill-
| ken has the largest, the best selected, and the
greatest variety of stock of these kind of goods
| to be found in the city or country. Ladies'
| handkerchiefs, gents handkerchiefs, and chill
| dren's handkerchief, of all sizes, plain bor-
| dered in the most elegant manner Handker-
| chiefs enough for all who desire them. The
| assortment of linen goods is just such as the
| people cannot fail to make a selection from.
II. Dixon, Dealer In Holiday and Rich
Fancy Goods.
| In these times of holiday excitement, when it
| becomes a necessity that all should make pur-
| chases OF some article or other as gift, 1t Is
| well to know where can be had the desired
| articles without extra running around and its
| accompanying difficulties.
| The establishment of III. Dixon, No. Fl South
Eighth street. now contains all that is or can be
| desired in the gift line. The stock of rich
fancy goods is extremslY large. The variety
comprises everything which can be found or
| placed within such an establishment. The
| prices are so low that all can purchase with the
| greatest economy. Ladies' fancy goods, the
richest of fans, beautiful necklaces, ornaments
| for the person and ornaments for the wearing
| apparel bonnets head-dresses, etc., are in great
| abundance and worked with the most artistic
skill. None can fail to be pleased with the
| selection.
James O'Brien, Dealer In Coal.
| There Is many poor family that Is looking
forward with fear and foreboding to the severe
| privations of the coming winter What could
| be more seasOnabe gift to such one than a
| couple of tons OF good coal, which would warm
| their bodies and their hearts, aud cast ray
| OF sunshine over their darkened paths An
order on our frendiMr. James OBrien, whose
coal yard, on Broad street, below Fitzwater, is
always filled with the best qualities of Lehigh
and Schuylkill coal, would be such a gift as
would be most appropriate and acceptable 10 a
poor family, and be q satisfaction to the giver.