The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-31

Is PiEoEs ron $3.50.
At KEHB's China Hall No. 1918 Chcsnut street
WHITE ENaI1sH STONE CHINA
DiNNPR SErs.
SUI11oIENT DINE ~ PEnsoNs sis
SUFFICIENT 10 DINE 1s PERSONS, yoR Sle
Cheapest Sets offered made up OF useful pieces
only.
NEW MLyo1IcA wARR-,Just received, per ship Alfred,
choice selection Of Ale Pitoh' Nut Dishes. Bread
Plates and Fancy Articles in Maioies, all entirely now
goods in this market.
KEnB's China Hail. 40 1918 Chestnut street
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ENGIIsH OUraIAss DEcASrRBs.-Now open,
invoice of heavy rich Out English Decautors, ship
John Barbour. entirely new STYLES, 70 be had only AZ
kERRs China Hall. No. 1918 Chestnut street.
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FnENoH FIRE-PnooF PORCELAIN Something entirely
new for culinary purposes viii stand the FIRE. Coffee
Pots Tea Pots, Milk Pitchers Stew Pans. Egg Dishes,
ETC. Every housekeoFcr should use it,
KKBR's China Hail. No. 1918 Ohssnut street
BEST QUALITY Fine Waite French China, breakfast,
Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Sets.
SUFFICIENT 10 DINE ls PERSONS, FOR a25.
SUFFToIEET TO DINE ls PERsoSs, PoB 49,
SUFFICIENT DINE ls PERSONS, FOR $50
The above are made mp of useful pieces only aud OF the
best quality
KERRs China Hall. No 1918 ohesnut street.
BEsT QUALITY White French China Tea SETS 46 pieces
$3.50, ~, Sl25O and SI35O per set.
KERB's China Hall. No. 1918 Chesnut street.
Ar KEnRs CHINA HALL, No 1913 Chesnut street, New
Goods opening; RngishChop and Steak Dishes. Hot
Water, Plates, oto. etc.
PARIAS, Erc. Kro.,A
KBRR's China Hall, No. 1918 Uhesnut street.
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BprAKYAsr PIATEs.-lCOo dozen English Stone China
Breakfast Plates large sao per dozen. Tea Plates
Sec per dozen. kEBR's China Hall,
No 1918 Ohesnut street.
RICH DFcoRArFp CHAMBER wARE.-Now open. por
late arrivals 30 largest mcnt of Fancy Decorated
Chamber Sets in this CITY New and Antique Patterns,
not to be had elsewhere made expressly for
KEHR's China Hall No. 1918 Chesnus street
ART SA1Is-In Mr.. Scott's sale OF Paintings to-nor.
and Wednesday evenings is tho portrait Of Washing
and Mrs. Greenlenf, by Gilbert Stuart There is
doubt of this being under Authorization they
the window The cooring is enough to satisfy the most
oreduous they belong the private collection OF
tleman we'll known. Also, 100 Others sxhi 1tsn
scotts Art Gallery No. 1ii Chestnut street, stairs.
sEaEr's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly inBtSlmeuts.
o. +. DAVIS No. $40 Chestnut street.
MEshRS. HAIIEr DAVIS CO.'S New Grsnd aud
Square Pianos have equal it is said, either in this
country in Europe Their wSrerooms at No. 921
Ohsenut street.
GALL and soc the Parham Family Sewing Machines at
No. 7Ol Chestnut street. Sold easy mout .y pay
ments.
In CONSEQUENCES or
In Consequence Of
IN Consequence Of
The extensive alterations making, and the
Annual Stock Taking
annual Stock Taking
annual Stock Taking
During tie month Of February, we wiH from this time
Make Lo,0er Prices
Make Lower Prices
Make Lo0er Prices
On all our stOci which is still very large and pete,
both in
Mems and Boys Suits
Mems ard Boys Suits
Mems and Boys SUITS
and
Light and Heavy Overcoats.
Light and Heavy Overcoat8.
Light and Heavy Overcoats.
oar prices are acknowledged 10 be lOwer than any,
and in Style and Make quite superior.
WANAHARER d. BROWN,
RAHAMAKER d BROWN
OAK HALL,
OAK HALL,
S. Il. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
8. X. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
MAR RIED.
CmLD-BEIL.-On the 9th instant by Rev 8. W.
Dana, WILLIAM ii. CHILD to TILLIE LEsHER BELL.
| daughter OF John A. Bell, all OF West Philadelphia.
| LYNDALR-JACKsoN.-At the Lutheran Parsonage
Lower Merton, Montgomery county, January 81
| 1870, by Rev. III. j. Watkins, Mr. SAMUEL LYNDALE
and Miss ANNIE JACKSON, both of Philadelphia.
PERRY-GLoyER.-On the 10th instant, at the