The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-22
S. T.. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.

THE wELL-KN0wN BUSINESs-HoUsE oFWALRAvEN,
under the Masonic Hail. No. 719 Chestnut street, has
now on hand large assortment of improved insect
canoples In all coors, of every variety OF material
The stock has just been gotten in in anticipation of
the early trade in such articles Parties intending to
purchase will do well to do so now, while they have
large assortment to choose FROM and not wait
until they are driven to it by the attacks OF the
annual swarm OF mosquitoes 1ies and other insects
which will render their sumbers unpleasant that
they will then Immediately proceed to purchase. As
they by that time can obtain but very poor goods
they naturally dissatisfied and vow that there is
not the slightest use in having the article.
Besides this speciality the above business house
has large assortment OF gauze and bobinet lace and
tarlatans, at very reasonable prices.
The tarlatans are in pink, buff, blue, green and
white, and are Of the best and most durable
quality.
Lace lambrequns, lace shades, and lace curtains
may also be found in endless variety. special
point is made in this department of the special
designs, which are both elaborate and simple, to
suit every ones idea OF the beautiful. Window
shades OF many kinds are kept on hand, of all the
regular materials, and with improved methods OF
mounting and rolling. Altogether, housekeepers
who are at all in want Of the line Of goods kept at
this establishment will find there the largest and
best assortment to be found anywhere in the city,
and all purchasers who may dt to buy there may
feel sure that they will receive satisfaction.
LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE To
morrow morning at 10 o'clock one of the
largest stocks OF elegant rosewood and walnut
parlor library, chamber, and dining-room fur
niture that has taken place in Philadelphia for
some time past will be put under the hammer
at the auction rooms of NJ. Thomas e. Sons, No.
139 and 14l s. Fourth street. To-day the furni-
ture is ready for examination, and from per-
sonal inspection we can say that the articles to
be sold are of the most elegant de-
signs and finished with the most
perfect art. The articles are displayed In and
occupy the entire second floor Here is offered
splendid opportunity which should not be
neglected. The coverings are all of the finest
quality, the mirrors are all the best French
plate, and the marbles are of the best varieties
known to the trade. The quality of every ar
tice is guaranteed the same as If bought at
private sale. The collection No. Al is one of the
handsomest suits of furniture in Philadelphia,
and suitable for large parlor. 1t includes two
sofas, two arm-chairs, and four chairs, all in
Napoleon style, finished in ash-coored walnut,
with ebony mouldings and covered with the
best quality of crimson French plush. No. 50 is
a walnut sldeboard, finished in ash-colored wal
nut and ebony mou,dings, fine silk pink Lisbon
marble-top, and extra large and thick French
plate mirror. 1t is unnecessary to go further
into detail except to say that the other articles
are in keeping with those specified. The list in
cludes, all made of walnut. towel racks
umbrella stands, reception chairs, sewing tables,
Spanish rockers, hall tables, wardrobes, dressing
bureaus, pedestals toilet stands, and, in fact,
almost every article that one can call to mind.
The sale is peremptory, and will take place to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.