Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1868, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Cirenlation in the District | CROSBY 8. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: ONDAY.......... DECEMBER 25, 1665. SF READING MATTEE ON BYBEY PAGE. | SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- G@BAPHIO 45D CTHEE MATTER. | doors, as stated Mesers. Lathrop, Ludington & Uo, one of the oldest ana lore ary gtets ae in New York, suspended om Saturday last. ‘They passed through the troubles of 1857 aud the disvurbances incident to the war withont fering a protest or askidg au extession Tag single day. Their business for the last eight years bas been larre. and Bas bees care. fully conducted, put the falling Of im prices and the aggregate failures of theifeustomers in the weet and south forced them to close their From J. Shillington we have Heartk and Home tor January 24,and Harper's Bazar for January 9h. Tus New Canieet.—The quid nuncs do aot | seem to know exactly where to place Hon. EB. B. Wasbburne in the coming administration. | Unt quite recently they had settled it that he | was to be Secretary of the Treasury without doubt, but within the last fortnight it has been announced, in turm, that he would be made Secretary of the lnterior, and, contrariwise, | that be would not accept any position in Gen- ‘ant's Cabinet. Now, it has been Kaown all | siong, to Mr. Washburne’s friends, tat be has never for omemt countenasced the use of bis name im connection with the Tressury S-c- Tetaryship. Ifthe state of his health permitted | Des acceptance of any Cabinet piace, ti would | undoubtedly be the Interior Department; but we have from the first beliewed that he would be assigned to the French mission, a position tor which he bas superior qualifications, and ‘which would be much less wearing in its labors than any Cabinet place. ‘The tact is, Mr. Washburne, who is a bard worker, aud who lets labor wear apon him. bas greatly overtasked a naturally fine consti- tunom. Relaxation from the drudgery of routine business is now imperatively neces- sary for him; and the reliet afforded last year by his trip to Europe gives room for the belief that a more protracted stay abroad would be of | material service to him. Knowing ones here, in whose judgement we | considerable confidence, seem to cousider | re thing that George S. Boutweil, of | Maseachusets, is to be the successor to Mr McCulloch. This, we suppose, is upon ths | theory that Senator Morton, of Indisns, will | Dot accept the position. } It seems to be conceded that General John | M. Schofteld will remain in the War Depart- ment. The Navy Department is contested for by Joseph R. Hawley, of Comnecticut, (Chair- man of the Chicago Convention,) and Jobn A. Griswold, of New York. The fact that New York went Democratic would, under the usual Tulng, displace her for a Cabmet office in a Republican administration; but it is urgsd, in behalt of Griswold, that he made a plucky fight to carry New York, and spent a good deal of money im the cause; and that, moreover, be | knows ail about monitors and iron-clads. | (Bite recently the name of Hanibal Hamlin, of Maine, bas been put forward for the Navy De- partment. This would indicate that he docs Rot expect to get Governor Morrill’s place in | the U.S. Senate. Senator Wade seems to be looked upon as the | comung Secretary of the Interior. For the Post- master Generalship some half dozen have been named, prominent among whom are Colonel Forney, Horace Greeley, John D. Defrees. and James F. Wilson of Iowa. Mr. Wiison has also beem named for the Attorney Generaiship, | Dut we hear tbat the friends of T.C. Darant of Louisiana, are ratber sanguine that he will get the place. Mr Wilson has, however, a pretty sure thing of a seat in the United States Senate if he misses a Cabinet piace. 1: is assumed that it will be difficult to find & proper persen to fill the State Department— H that is, upon the assumption that it requires | sm immense deal of knowledge of finesse and ‘State-crsit on the part of the imeombent. But | the tendency of modern diplomacy is to more | direct and frank modes of dealing than of old; | aud there seems mo good reason why a clear bead and good business capacity should not | Gta map to fill the State Department as well Ss apy other Department. Oddly enough, the only Bames presented for the State Depart. ment thus far are from Massachusetts—Charles Semner, Charles Francis Adams, and J. L. Motley. FE Mr. Sumner, it is understood, does not care for the place, Mr. Adams is not deemed to ve sufficiently sound in politics to be eligible, and therefore, if Massachusetts 1s tohave the place, Mr. Motley seems tobe the man. But that State cannot supply two Cabinet officers, and if Mr. Boutwell is to be Secretary of the Treasury, the Premier of the Cabinet must be sought in some other quarter. It has been suggested that Henry J. Raymond, of the New York Times, ‘would make a good Secretary of State; but Probably the esme cause operating against Mr. Griswold for the Navy Department, i. ¢., that the State went wrong im November, will put Bim out of the list. General Sheridan has proved himself the best “pacificator” we have sent tothe Indisa country. His vigerous winter campaign in tbe haunts of the savages south of the Arkan- sas has served to inspire them with a whole- some dread of our military power at last. The Indians havea great contempt for our sqaads of soldiers scattered at the posts along the lines of the railroads; and not anfrequently the In- cians have made their depredations within fun-shot of these “awkward squads,” who are generally very inferior marksmen. Bat Sher- | idan’s unexpected descent upon them in their | Winter quarters gave them a blow in earnest, such asthe Indian mind is capable of appre- ciatmg. General Caster’s battle with Black Kettle’s bamd bas had a wholesome effect, and although some doubts were expressed as to the hostile character of the Indias who were made to suffer-on that oecasion, there has been Proof enough furnished since to show that they were on the war pathand deserved all the chastisement they.regeived. Tne wiater is the Indian's disastrous season. It is just the time that he never wants to fight, and that is Precisely the reason why we should force him either into campaiga or into submission. The army under Sheridam has proved its compe- tency to deal with tRe Tudians, and perhaps Congress will see in this fact another arga- menf ‘m favor of transferring the Indian Bu- rTeau to the War Department. — As it possible that the book publishers or dealers or any of them are so affected by the tendency of the times {hat they resort tothe tnck of using & single volume of a given set Of works or séries to obtaim a notice thereof in ‘88 many different newspspers as there may be Yolumes im & set, instead of sending &@ complete set to each or apy eneof the journals appareat- ly sofavored! We trus: it is mot so, yet our perience in the premises leads us to fear thay ‘the reseipt of so many odd volumes can hardly be the result of accident or carelessness. Jt has teen happening so long and so regularly that i looks as though it might be governed by some system, pat ig operation aad regulated either by the paplisker or the book seller. How many fragments of desirable sets have come to our hands in this way we have now no means, of telling, Dus Move, BY youd matey. than was agreeable; and just now we happen to have lying on our table the following unmated volumes, that are of Mttle-use or value without their companions: Draper's Qivil War in America, volume 2; in América, volume BE east of the Crimes, volame 2. Where are the other volume@sef these sets, rightfully belonging tous? They mever came 10 our hands. The meeting called for to-night to take mess- ures to the poor . auiended tlemen. So | | iw Ore. ‘The Cuban Tas RevotvTios Government Pabliches t in the Havana Gaceta be fol “afer of Morea the found among the the insurrectionists sev: lpformation previousi; Tecneved | erpment fh y that stryc! used to poison the Spanish treops throughout the Island.” arty official account of the battle sisies that the Government troops came up wrth the revolationists on the 18th instant, eighteen miles from Paerte Principe. They siormed the entrenched camps of the enemy, and attscked them with the bayonet. Theiat- ter were routed, losingmaay dja killed and wounded. According to the official account the loss of the Government troops was slight, only one man killed and eight wounded. The Joss of the revolutionists 18 not given, it being stated only that seven hundred horses were captured. The Cuban account of the affair states that the Government troops lost heavily in killed and wounded. The revolutionists also deny thestatement that the Government troops captured all theirarms and ammuai- tion. “Itis reported that eight hundred fili- busters landed at Cochinos Santiago, December Isth, slso that the Government had only eigh- teen bundred troops in tha! part of the Island, And that they were surrounded by ten thousand of the revolutionary force. Laborers are with- out food, and are forced to join the revolution- ists.” The Government force at Mazanillo numberime #ix hundred are closely beseiged. Hawps RESENT TO EMPLoyess.—The employees of the Philadelphia Ledger received on Christmas day about $10,000 in presents by order of Mr. Child, theproprietor. The news- boys were entertained with a <imner in the press-room. 87 Henry W. Longfellow. is in Rome. S7'Several firemen were injured by falling Iadders at the burning of a chair factory in Philadelphis, on Friday morning last. &7 Somuel Wilkinson, a well know citizen ot Pawtucket, was killed by the cars at the Pawtucket depot on Saturday noon. S7 The first and second mates of the ship Santee on Thursday were sentenced to Stace Prison im California, the first for two years aud the second for one year, for inhuman treat- ment of two apprentice boys during a voyage from New York. nam apn SOctEry —A full at- Le gi rs LS AREETION, a DA pa = rine ee at area Tl pit a meuaber fo Tegal “W. 8. OLIVE, Bec. ea ‘MASON1C.—By authori calyprantet, 5 Pa it regular comvocat! AL “ARCH OHAPTER. Bo. fi, be helt = AY. Sth instant, et 7 o'clock ‘standing are cordially » Oc ya MN, See"y. NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. y will you pay rent when can have advanced to enable you oo "jurchess A pecial Meeti: <* — Beiidiag t P Tiber Hall, Detween Nort! tot and’ Fitst street east, neat Bt jplevates —_, on WEDNESDAY, Dee Soth, at7 L SIDWELL, President St. Patrick's ae A. dens vm P. TONRY, Sec. Oe at THE CHEISTMAS CON BBT AND EX- wa ION AT WAU A streets, Seated monDay BVENING. mencing at 7% o'clock. Children, 15 cents, = FOR. ‘THE FINEST LIFE-LIKE LIK ESSE, to exchange with friends = ee sot the W BITEHU BS" 433. 6 Pennsylvania av. en’ vos arent ste, Pictures of Grant, Golfax.and all celebrities [0—the INSTALLATION COM ofthe GRAND LODGE of es District of Columbia, hd MoOnDaY ES VENIN mila: vibe sn Punetual nested. B; Voie NOBLE D _D _RARBER, ofthe M.'W ber, 1388, and 0} ij aI A. W. NICHOLS, See's ro tom 36 dad Salhi nate et LD National Skating Park, FOURTEENTH AN, S STREETS. ‘The improvements at this Park having been completed, it is now open for skating. Ample ac- commodations, iaciading Refreshment, Skate. Cloek, and Retiring Koome, end a large Hall for dancing, have been provided, and every atten tion will be paid tothe comfort and enjoyment of petrons. AWBITE FLAG with BLUE BALL will indi- cate that the Park is open for skating. Music will be farnished by the Marine Band. Family Season Tickets.......... Gentlemen's Season Tickets... OR eeaL | core PAL. as ee ate eres oer estat mOTION “ eet ee 30803. MAY & CO.'S 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, (Betwoon %&h and 10th etreete,) &7 815,000 wosTs or BEST PARIS KID GLOVES FoR THE HOLIDAYS | ; ME. ‘aI peace 3 a 5 eg ARK —al! lap 5 pit aad wll ste two, three, ead four Bi But N GLUY = B87" 150 dozen ‘*Courvoisier’s” and * fouses"’ oe and ‘COLORED KID GLOVES et si. DL DREN ‘3 KID GLOVES in Light aad Medium col: afS SESTEANSLES ait Belo S7 On all sales of one donen.end up torte ve: duet 10 per cent cotta UBE ©! FIED C . 7 ea i RIF! pred . Hea € CIDER, Wreetern bay on te ey a SHINN, mn Bottling De; Curnse: OHEESE'! Received to day 0 Boxes Best Grade N.Y. STATE OUTTING AOTORY CHEESE. iw Spe Pe og ave , bet. 10th ey O™t=s STATES Eaten aaa eoom ber 21, 1938. petition of HHOMAB bine. of Hart- necticut, tho gute: out cranked, im nt tl for o2 improvenen: in Sel or Anc choring Paw Tein ordered that axid petition be heard at thie ofice on the sth dar, ob next per- this extensi ol iy Sitfonesan other ra. 1d filed office twenty daze before ety of bearing. do28-lawSw Comatissioner of Patents, {BEAT BARGAINS IN TIANOS THAT HAV J BSEN USED. sa, ose wood,| ‘f round corner, Rosewood, carved 2 round corner. Bosewood, Rosenkranz Tei ectave, Rosewood, Martin, 9109 For sale. upon easy terms, te make room for new Pianos, ft Janos, at the Warerooms bg MBTZEROTT, Bole Agents for Steinway s Pianos and de 26-3t Mason and Namlio’: t Organs. BAzearys TO BE HAD. All persons in want of STOVES, RANGES, aousekeeping, and ot! ticles in our line, hive for the next thirty daye,a rare chanse to buy cheap. se we intend to change cur business, and ‘will sell any article very lot rs) & GUY. BL dems tf Pa ave , bet. 10th and lth streets. G AB FIXTUBSS. A large assortment of the latest styles in OBANDBLIERS, BRAQKETS, PILLAR Lights, end other Fixtures, at ee prices. ae PORCELALM HADES, and “GRE- ee ALEX. R. SHEPHERD & BRO eost enn. ave., near 11th s ws __Uintel., Bepub., @ Chron ] Joun a.1 THomPson, (Late vee C. Ford,’ Rg Gist Cor. 41H and H Orsenrs Mass. AVEN WABHINGTON, ‘D. Ce Personal attention given '» the compoundin: Pbysicia Prescriptions at alt hours bs the or bight. de 10- im ri H. BURNS & Co. ra ONLY aT 340 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, de $-Im NEAR NINTH STREBT. QTeAseoResR - WHOLESALE Bor AND SHUR UOUSE from more to 373 SEVENTH 8’ ir between aK. ere they will retail BOOTS, ARD Sionset Whol our fine 2 fet od ‘goods at low prices and buy second profit to ty pr by buy to ‘ofus. We keep the largest assortment in this city of home made Esstern manofactared BOOTS, SHOKS. GAITERS, for men's, women’s and. children ar. “Pi ‘ase call before purchasing, as you will save ™ Don't forget name and pumbs é — STRABEURORR, Peet 373 SEV BEET. Fourth oe be Latrect. de 15-Im* x G. 5. xsarrr, FAMILY BREAD BAKERY, Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st., hand fresh rms B y Bescaneney heared Mice Mears Cakes, ant Gandy’ family flour but the ‘and eur asians is pure and unadultera- DR. MAURY’S PATENT IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES. BNDED RY THR MOST EMINENT AMERICAN DENTISTS. (Letter from on poet A. M., M. D., Wasnineton, D. ©., April, 1863.—My Dear Sir: Lthivk 1 have now tried jour brasuee pretty therouuily:” Sour improvement te gue of very om Danced cans effects s—both sry tm Figst. It favors tender gua. inte Best brush “ oithe oid kind fatie to do. ond, ¥, ‘The onde of, the bi wletice bel accassibie to the old jac poe rash—the ver laces, sof all all others, where brush Sie is most needed. I Shall be very gled if you ena measures to supply dealers 95 soon as possi- ene thet may former ratleats ‘ay not without the use >! {ie besutifal is 3 4 ven lon. Very respectful pears wareano, ‘Thomas F. Maury, M. D., Washington, D. On sale at the Drag Ftores. LILLY & BROTHER, 24 Bouth #8 street, Baltimore, Md.. sole ry for Maryland and the District of (Sato ETBOPOLITAN M BOWLIBG SALOON. UNDER METROPOLITAN Hany, AVENUE, gree ize Br AUB, Proprietor. EURGE Bal open from, a. m, tol? p,m. ‘The Bar is stocked bon he finest Liquors, Wines, and *Begers of 2 of bg finest’ brands. aly Econom aED COMFORT! ne 4 Di OOLD, BAIN, WIND, reais Bente, it D ! sede ne joel Fu Bi FOR THE HOLIDAYS. To THE OLERKS or Tue DEPARTMBNTS Christmas Goods, FOR THE MOLIDATS. 3. we siteys co. Biave placed apoa their Ketail Counters, AT GREATLY REDUC!D PRICES, L THOUSAED , ENGLISH DRess PATTERES, Per Scie eda Oa. ALs0 ‘They are now sollizg ten yards of BLACK AGPAGA for $3.60, ‘Theee goods are better thaa we sold formerty, The above goods ai id tose than importers price, and are guaranteed ¢o be perfect ¢ made at redo ction in the price of eur Rock. with a view to diminish stock ‘by year. Ten yards beat CALTCO for $1 25. OSNTON FLANNEL from 12% up. ‘Btitched HAN DE EROSITS, Good B. KEROHN Embroidered stitched ANDKES- OBIBFS, 2 conte Oovr store will pened till 9 ioe Shon night. Cell early it you want ¢ procure bar 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS,¢ wanan de23 Gt (Rep } near 7th street. ‘ag of tr Adyastatie Hourvar PRESENTS. F:} D ENGLISH CHIN. mi NRE TE Aran a TOILET SET: ELEGANT © ono Coenen, BOXE! ee Es, CORD. pores Hy s orbaTeD si POCRS 4 FO) Astons ‘AUTERS, ‘OUTLBEY, Plated and other LAM 7 for cures, ‘and Toys. TEA Le eo 1s eb yn wt dez3-1w ORTED WINES AND BRANDIES p™= aOR Tin ae aouIbare. We invite connoisseurs t to call and test eur largo BELY-IMPeRTED RENO WINES, BRAN- hich we sell by the Bored or by the QUAN- TITY, at the lowest and with fall GUAB- ute ‘PURITY. INTY of thetr ABBOLU SunMAOLT a 903, de23-6t* 372 bet. th and 11th sts. LARGE ASSORTMENT aT OO eat FE ay! . = TY 0 BULLIVAN'S, Horses 339 F strest, between 9th cud Joth atreete ie 28.70" Oppesite St. Patctek’s Ubi NOY ARTICLES FOR epors AND mo ee Lt THE — and well assorted stock | Pd received, Importers, comprising Werk Boxes Gittaren's Horses and Wagons, Carts, Bleighs China ‘Tea Sets, Automatic Toys, (very roldered "Work # ‘Articles, ig.) Toilet, Articles, | red Work, area's i camees a ‘chit Fi and W Wooteu Fore of m ave oo ae very OMTLVEMDEHG, es wo Seeey! street, de21-6t mm @ and it, =a nl 8. OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRA- J F INE CHBOMO! Vins ae 452 SEVENTH 8T! T. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICES. Stock of WALNUT ion ir. CARY ED TEAMES. ‘and "GABE, ana price Ter ag me presenta. os ices vary Lo ‘Terms Cal pr aver) , SOeRROOK. de 18-10t 453 7th a Opp. Patent Office. Houivay PRESENTS. THE SINEST VABIETY TO BE FOUND Inv THE CITY AT SHEPHERD \& WHITAKER'S. Corner of Seventh and D streeta, Embracing ERY VARIBTY OF ELEGS. rT E fee BOUKS, Braces Fe ceye™ SOREL, BOY D pete icle it RISTMAS Pisin Tt. a Caxntstmas, 456. TOYS. OHRBISTMAS. 456. M.P. LERCH, 456 Pena. avenue, between 3d and 46 streets. I herewith announces to my frients 0 pub He in general that ( bave again iupoeted ; arg es TUYB AND FANUY GUODS, hich I ffer at wholerail retail at tae vory lowest Brices Come and se before purchusiug else: All colors of Berlin Sexast gt 25 cts. am ounce, Orechet work done to ord M. P. LERCH de 2-1m 456 Pa, and 4% ais. x Fons: FORS!!! SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY MEMENTOES. Bova SAeLE b re Bea eies 25 to. 93: Gr QUIBEEL 8] WATEE MIN ETS, $ TS, Stoll FULL ASSORTMENT MISSES FURS, BEAVER GAUNTLETS AND MUFFLERS. B. H. ST:NEMETZ, HATTER AND FURRIER, jel7-2w 934 Penn ave., bet 12tm and 13th sts. + 3 HOLIDAY PRESENTS. 2 AMEBICAN, bet A TCHS. LSONTINE, a AND VEST OBAINB. . iy AND Ba! FINE SETS OF RRBASTPINS B Fi b} G8. BRACELBTS, CUFF BUT- cine BONS. STUDS, ac, &c. FANCY AND PLAIN SOLID SILVEB WABE. SILVSE PLATED WABE, Etc. SAMUEL LEWIS, 260 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUS, Washingtos. AND GENEVA Ge 8-tJal Cart aT THE POST OFFICE BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE And SUBSCRIBE for your MAGAZINE or PA- PER for 1069. Subscriptions are received ot Publishera’ pricou, and the postage saved, Also, BXAMINS THE JUVENILES, WORK BOXES, WSITING DESKS. LADIES OOMPANIONS, BIBLES, SYUN BOOKS, PRAYBE BOOKS, y baad, latest PITBA TS By ‘oud 0 varied gi the te of SEATON MPING, RAPHING, end £5 Tein ie dhe bout ance @ JOHN. C. PARKEB, POST OF¥IGR BOOK AND STATION STORE. No. 458 BRVENTH STRSET, CORNEE PF. f FOR HOLIDAYS. Car re rere 1 de9-t8 very "3l PRNNSYLVANIA AVENUE. . PUSSELL & 805, eoniw otal. Porcraz @00PS AT POPULAR PRICES. THOMAS RUSSELL & CO., SUCCESSORS TO E.C. DYER & CO., 256 PBNNSILYANIA AVENUB, INVITE ATTENTION TO THBIR STOCK OF Wines that are Wines, Imported by them tor, the 2 inter Season of 1855 HOLIDAY WINES, LiQUORS, CORDIALS. AND LUX’ ‘y HAVAnA Pascoe! BTC. sigs CHAMPAGNE WINEs, art Pere & Fils, Bei: ay, Carte Blanche, Lae Marechale. NATIVE SPARKLING AND STILL WINES. From Chas Bottier, Cincinnati, Ohto Cabinet Catawba, Eparbitig Cataw! Dry Catawba. VIBGINIA SEEDLING. ‘We are the District of Colum. bia for the rated houses. ROEDERER’S CHAMPAGNE WINES, Dry Sillery, Vin Imperial, Carte Blanche. CHAMBERTIN MOUSSEUX, (Sparkling Burgundy.) Our own importation, direct from the well-known house of VILLART Jxz.,&. BEAUBE,(COTE-D'0B ) COGNAC BRANDIES OF GUARANTEED PUBITY. iluvian, James Hennesse) baal Toe arid pazeres, Overt, Duper, © Uone Pines Uas- Co.. Old OLD RYE WHISKEYS. pomeceke, ae ;”" Bococe, '*1880;” Baker, * Mountain, ** 1368. OLD BOURBON, THE MILE OF KENTUCKY, SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKEY, JAMAICA AND BT. CROIX BUM, HOLLAND GIN, Of superior qual ity. FINE BORDEAUX WINES. CELEBBAT! BRANDS Fi .BRA- RATED BRANDS FROM OSLE Obatesu Margaux, Chateau Chatean Mouton Chate Chateat Laitie, Gusters Leovilies Ube au Ben CANTENAO, 8T. JULIEN, &c., &c. BURGUNDY WINES. From Chas. Bernard, A. Eo, ru Pom- mard, Corton, Chambertia, Romanee, Chad’ Clon de Vougeot. RHINE WINES. Niersteiner, Li ny Teena, Hock. beimer, Stemmberger ‘abi ENGLISH AND IRISH P¢ PORTER, ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALE. POPULAR BRANDS. LITTLE BELT—OIGARKS—LITTLE BELT, CONCHAS, LON PRES, BEGALIAS, OPEKAS iH HAVANA CIGARS OF FAVORITE is tl BRANDS. ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES. FRENCH AND BRICAN PRESERVES, CANTON GINGER. quew OHOW, DBY GIN- BRONSON'S ENGLISH DAIRY CHERSE. ALso, STILTON, CHEDDES, AND PINE aPPLB. FRENCH PEAP, MUSHROOMS, @LIVE OL, BTO., ETO., ETO. THOMAS RUSSELL & Co., (SIGH GOLDEN EAGLE,) ée 10-Im Between 12th and 13th streets. 486 BEFORE PURCHASING 486 YOUR Holiday Presents, CALL AT MARERITER'S, No. 486 SEVENTH STREET, del0-6w* Between D and E sts. = Sriax DID GOODS JUST OPENED FOB THE HOLIDAYS. BENJ. D. WOLFF, 358 Penns. Avenue, under Metropolitan Hotel. Has now ready his COMPLETE STOCK OF DIAMONDS, PARIAN AND BISQUE FIGUBES, BERONZES, MUSIO BOXES, PBABL FANS, OPEBA GLASSES, AND PLATED WARB, GOODS. SIL’ OLOOKS, FAHOY STO? AND EXAMINE dels-tf LADIES SHOULD NOT FAIL TO THE FINE ASSORTMENT or LACES, BMBROIDERIES, TEIMMINGS, end all kindsof FANOY AND MILLINBRY GOODS, at DAVIS & GAITHER'S, 90 Market Space. GROVER & BAKER'S CELEBRATED BLASTIO-8TITOH SEWING MACHINES, at DAVIS & GAITHEE’S, BEST SPOOL COTTON, AT @1.10 PER DOZER, amo ALL COLORS BEST SEWING SILK, | ans : MACHINE OR HAND SEWING, Always om baad, at DAVIS 6 GAITHERD; FOR THE HOLIDAYS. AMUSEMENTS, 486 suvasrastamr. 486 on NATIONAL FI THEAT! VEST EVEMISO THs WEEK BrW TEaBs A TERBOON, BLack™ SROOK, vine Foy BALLET, bat {tise CANTERBURY. FITZSIMMOMS.......__Director and Proprietor. NOW WEARE IN THE STAR PAPER NOTICE | NOTIOR | NoTIC AT MARKRITER'S. WAROSOME HOLIDAY PRESENTS, anD APPROPRIATE FOR ALL StsONS. '@S—Eabracing, with others, tue fol ‘Res fection. Mother’ vena Ts ee After thie is foil to wight on an was ice, Ealsting. wut we yALL DE PUT IM Omatns. salem Delivered; Magaalen, Bo inthe White TPE FAMILY CIRO pid Gee ha ndier 18 a So ae Pieoes. | parcuase ctiche’, und if he obtai:s one by staee Also, Beautiful BNGRAVINGS. OHBOWOS. io The Officer atthe Door wilt Scop Him twitati.m ofl and waier colors, all appropriately Framed. He will forfeit bis money aud bave to leave the THIS 18 MY IMPERATIVE ORDER sig yeni iva mpaate DRACEETS ASD) sashes tataroet improvement herete a RAT No LIQGU@B WILL BE SOLD FANCY PON WIPERS. Paring the wrewmt excitrment and com acts PICTURE FRAMES. both Oval and Square, in ee en ae Oe aoe Walnut aod all Gilt the greatest im'the | > ” WAS THE oa Rr District, with o beautifai variety of ard their reeret theres Toone on CasD FRAMES, THE GRAND FRESCH CAN CAN © ‘Th Nd newer have the opport of Foreign and Domestic manufectare. PP dears ng wre ho atten grt PAPERBANGINGS, all grades and prices BOW IN 17S 287 WEEK OF STO mee: Or, Baltimore, row tm the 2h wack AND SINVE IT BAS BEEN Pp. AT THE Cas TeREt WINDOW SHADES and PICTOU! URD ent TASSELS, of different sty.ce and colors, RINGS, NAILS, &e. Cail an¢ look around before you parchase. All Goods warranted as represented. TABMS Casi J. MARKBITER, 6 SEVENTH STREET can testify to ts ht the Can Can bere light oar citi IT HAS DONE 80 Bo. de18 100" P HILP &@ 8040 METROPOLITAN BOOKSTO! 332 Penn. avenue. bet. 9th and 10th streets. ‘Their Holiday Displey of _ HANDSOME BOOKSand BEAUTIFUL FANOY a ABTIOLES for ii ‘They have isid Upon their counters the lavgeat collection of | °™* HANDSOMELY BOUND AND BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, PRAYEB AND HYMN BUOKS AND BIBLES. PHOCOGRAPH ALBUMS end ee BOOKS, Waiting a WORK BO: HH GOOD una 00) TOILET atioLes. - CASES. DBEESSI! 5 eRGAR CASES, CABISETS, SWISS WOOD GOOD: Bame feclings of In recoritiog in one Phtind, Or when I was Propristor of the Varictios. Now Wall's Upera House. er Business Manager OLYMPIC THEATER. ROADWAY.N.Y S7-BOTIOR — ob; able gy’ gerd al i tendences; y of sction, T carctally avoid, sel Toetrusted cay wstiaton Brom the Firs: Noght of the Can-Can, And TO NIGHT we perform again. THIS MONDAY Nicar, THE GRAND ie apg FRESBOH « Or, GRISSETTE LIFE TS | PARIs, S7 PRECISELY THE BANE re of other articles, BIOB, RARE, AND BBAUTIFUL, PETIT: openings aden ane.) iam mecel ved ol i at all prices, aud adapted for Holiday riormed in Pbilad ead te Bartimere. “Freon! OT Ei cay mesteraton sf nprmeuneste™ nat judament, care and watch. Engra: of nese may suzgest VISITING, WEDDING, AND AT HOME CARDS ‘They will repesree it itall a day, and an priate present i: a Card Plate and Pack of Visits ‘Cards. deio Tl GBAND FREN Oan Can. N MLLE. Ee EW ASSORTED FRENCH FRUITS, IN re. on juice and Brandy. ‘SETI, _ The Three Grand Star Imperis i Dausease, Weh BUNS. AD GRAND FRENCH FIRST With MLLE Cat. BUSKIM: FLUX TER, AYFIELD, And the NYMPHS OF THE BALLET, Firat night of the Kimperor Artiste, MR DEN HOW BALLET. f TRore OF MULE Li *{ OBANGE COUNTY burn a. 5 NEW SMYENA FIGS, very bandsome, FRESH MALAGA GRAPES, the VIBuATING TH ‘The popular artiste. Miss a0 zee be Breach artiste, ees FAVa! 180 Mw EANDEMOT, iw ort GEORGE DE BURTON, And the Grand Double T Admission 25, 50, 76 Cents, and $1. DON'T FORGET Tae, OAN CAN oe AFT! N P.RPORSANCE y AsuTRGTOR S KATING PARK, Foot or Torenrinta Sracer. Open Every when the fer pe: The SIGNAL will be FLAG WITH I Bev ‘BALL ——, Season and Single Admission Tickets sold_ oni; at —— Ha done. ‘Secretary. was OPERA HoUs«. Humphrey Biand, Lessee. Lewis Baker, Manager. MEDNESDAY, December 2 And during the week, the new agus. a, (Dally, suthor of = Under the eae, Ay ateoe A FLASH OF LIGHTNING, = a. a ING. i jess. all CURBANTS, ate ‘All kinds, 4 MERWIN'S C cae mery. HB) INER at eee” rig i i » conse Winn ‘AND BRANDY; Pepsico — JELLIES, PRESERVED” reesn | M wenn ERAPE. Booms, PREACHES. PRacH Pore , No. 633 TWELFTH STR: prey de 14-1m' Near Pennsyivante Gvenue. Agr GALLERY. OBANBEERIES: SHARES SWEET COBS; 304 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. D Bir ste P. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREET : segtoney: ° 4. chotce collection of (OLL i PAINTINGS: Pal sige Bes Backaseso ey ee ENGRAV, street soins BAPE Hams, DELED Heer “Bear Toscurs, | tours. er PES at RARES AE viEWs. vik ee NEW MESS AED Ne. MACKEREL, oop. ESOCKE Paawes, CoRDS by ye axD D PICRLED' 6 BALMON, &c,, &c. pzicaciss FOB THE HOLIDAYS. BROWNING & & MIDDLETON. No. 343 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU! Opposite Metropoliten Hotel. of Pupils. at the Academy on: or Micnso nnd and Saterday, from aaa Reatite Renter, Wetneeday Masters—' UES, a. THE FIRST GRAND BALL 4 SYRACUSIANS LODGE No. 10, K. OF P. will take place on THURSDAY EVENING, EEN S ure keer Eve. De AT CABUSI'S SALOON. 4 ye —! ¢ Jebneon, do Bat uate Ties. CORDIALS, cx, bet, 18th and No. 253 rebate TE AVENUE _ Botreet, between 9h and 10th sts. a BUY YOUR SHOES FOR THE HOLIDAYs OF A. A. WILS0H, Mp. 238 Bowen. savent, meee Sh olegel, ‘Where you will find the LANOEST ASSORTMENT FOR THE Oase. doleaw —___ The Back Crook Wil Bele the howrds ar te | in National Theajer shiscwaeh, -tiity and the Za stare in toy Xp Loman, md 0 dozen FRESH PRAGH SS, 3-Ib and S-Id cans. y, Wo dosen Winslow's PORTLAND CORE. 5 oS MARKBT SPAR. FRENCH PBAB, f : MUSHROOMS, of the “Pleefiy a ss Phare wi New Yeoele age) 20 tet opener sine Pan