The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-19

and substantial workmanship, and well 6nished
They are TO be found at the Warerooms No.
s1l Chestnut street. Hr .-' n
Bailey g. Co., Jewellers. II's1
In consequence OF the near approach OF the
holidays, and IN anticipation that the wants of
the public will be great In order to rightly per-
sonify the good Santa Claus, and initiate his
actions, Bailey Il Co., No. s19 Chestnut street.
offer FOR sale one of the largest assortments OF
European fancy goods. .A.I hA ~.
Gifts IN abundance can here be found OF every
and worth Take particular % notice OfetnfSs Of tbe ne
real brouzes offered, which SO neatly set of
marble mantel; graceful figures of beautiful
appearance; 6ne clocks, set OFT by all manner of
forms, thereby combining ornamentation with
beauty; rich jewelry, comprising a beautiful
selection of breastpins, diamond pins, ear Drops
sleeve buttons, stads,. etc, of the
ance, and most skiiiul nianufacyture,
English plated ware, designed in the most skill
tul manner. untarnishing, long-weariug, heavy,
light, plated on the best of white metal, long
lasting, and substantial-just such ware as a
gentleman should present to his wife, in order
that ever after his table may have a creditable
appearance; plated cutlery, knives and forks, in
endless numbers, of endless varieties to suit all.
Articles too numerous to mention are here TO be
found, suitable for the most appropriate and
useful presents. Messrs. Bailey Co. have made
their selection expressly for the holidays. Their
goods are all of the latest patterns, and from the
most reliable manufactures. There need be no
doubt in the minds of the people as TO their
duraDlllty or real value, Tor the firm OF Bailey u
Co. is well known and perfectly reliable. When
making your round of Christmas purchases call
in and make an examination of this select stock,
and we are confident in saying that buying,
you will never regret. - -
william ID. Rogers, Carriage and Coach
...- Builder, .'
at Nos 1909 and 10l1 Chestnut street. has now on
hand, and is constantly making, the very best
coaches and light carriages that can be manu-
factured in the country. Carriages light,
gracefully oportioned springy, finished In the
most excellent manner elegantly appear
ing, and yet substantial. Coacnes, large,
roomy, lot lumbering as the majority do, the
strongest and yet lightest made. You who are
in want of an elegantly finished buggy, or car
rage, or q substantial, well.duished, large or
small coach, call on William D. Rogers, at his
establishment.
Mrs. M. A. Binders Temple of Fashion.
"love of o bonnetp VINO has not heard
the pretty feminine excamatons as tue gentle
far one dwels upon the beauties of some beau
tnul head-gear that she bas seen and wished
for. To the poor husband who has to foot the
bill, the exclamation causes cold thrill of
horror TO run through his veins And vet Il
| need not cause such terrors 10 the initiated
! mind, when we know how cheapy those beau
tiiul bonnets and dresses can sometimes be had.
We were forcibly reminded of these facts rs we
pasSeC by the attractive wlndo ~ oil Mrs. VI. A.
Binder No, 1881 Chestnut street, the OthPr day.
TO be continued in our assUe or tO-mogTJ2g.)l