Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1869, Page 3

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: ‘THURSDAY........ December 16, 1869. Reading Matter on Every Page. _ Batler te Greeley. Nothing more peppery has appeared lately elections in Texas and Tennessee to instruct him more fully upon the state of the public mind in the rebellious States, because (dig Number 1,) He holds to the opinion that the leaders who misled their communities, and brought war, with all its attendant evils, upon the country, should im like case of offending, but that it is too late now to make such opinions operative, as “all felonies, went out when he who, when the war . cried loudest “On to Richmond!” to crush the rebellion, to the sacrifice of the lives Of thousands of his fellow-citizens ere peace was had and the grass nad grown green over ‘their graves, became sponsor and mainprize for the arch traitor of Richmond, who, to sustain the rebellion, starved to murderous death other thousands of his fellow-citizens in the prison- pens of Belle Isle and Andersonville.” He (B.) is willing that bygones shall be by- gones with ex-rebels, and repentant rebel States ready to accept the situation with good faith; but is opposed to the present rebel who is only restrained by the strong arm of the Government from showing the intensity of his hate toward the Union. He is anxious for the adoption of the fifteenth amendment, not on the low ground of mere party success, as ae sige by Mr. G., but as a measure of justice and right. “Therefore, my dear Mr. Greeley,” says the General—and it may he noted that whenever he thus designates his opponent, which happens pretty often in the course of the epistle, he straightway smites him viciously under the ribs—“therefore, my dear Mr. Greely, 1am much more anxious that the fifteenth amendment shall be enforced in good faith in letter and spirit in the Southern States, whereby life and liberty alone can be secured aiter its passage, than that it should be passed and ti not there enforced, althougli its passage may give the Republicans some votes in the Northern States, thus making the amend- ment simply a political engine. He reminds Greeley as illustrating the dif- ference between the adoption and the enforce- ment of a constitutional provision, that th> ad- Vice of the Tribune in regard to the conduct of matters in Georgia had been followed, resulting in ousting of the colored membersof the Legisla- ture; the murder of % Kepublican Senator and three Representatives; United States assessors driven out of the State, colored laborers shot, and so many outrages committed that General Terry, the commanding general, states that life and property in Georgia are unsafe. Gen. Butler pounces savagely apon Greeley’s panacea for all pelitical evils— universal ammesty and ‘universal suffrage,” and contrasts the bad con- - of affairs in Tennessee, where that “panacea” was faithfully applied, with Missis- sippi and Texas, where we have had loyal gen- erals with a military government holding baa and traitorous men, filled with hate to the Gov- ernment, away from the polls, and letting the true men vote. The fifteenth amendment will be adopted in both those States, and there they | have neither “universal amnesty nor universal suffrage.” General Butler thinks Greelcy's judgment has been warped by the sanorous sounding of the two “universals” in the phrase, and adds with snap that—“Alliteration is one ot the arts of rhetoric to delude weak minds.” He declines the invitation of Mr. Greeley to Place himself at the head of a movement look- ing to the instant and complete removal of all Political disabilities whatever from any and every one who favors, or shall favor, the fifteenth amendment, and declares positively that he does not propose to restore to the priv- ileges of citizenship ant give political power to every traitor and rebel who favors the fifteenth amendment. if convineed that he favors it simply for the purpose of getting such restoration, and intends, as scon as he obtains it and gets where he feels himself beyond the reach of Congress, to turm around and abrogate the fifteenth ‘amendment, as was done in the case of Georgia With the fourteenth amendment, and oppress the colored men and loyal white men of the South. The verdict of the peeple upon the respective views held by Mr. Greeley and himself he inti- mates was shown by the result when they were candidates for office, he (B.) getting—despite | the opposition of the Triune—a larger relative vote than was ever given a itepublican eandi- date in his district, while Greeley failed in his own State, supported by the Tritune, aided by the prestige of a most popular general of the war as yoke-fellow, supported by the New York | “a paper which is the most bitter oppo- nent of Gen. Grant's Administration—to obtain Which support you are said to have sacririced | your friend and henchman at the bidding of its editor, his enemy, to gratify his revenge.” Continuing in this savage vein, General B. | skys, in conclusion— “With your magnanimity and “aniversal am- nesty and universal suffrage” fully understood, and ably presented by Jou, friends, ax well as by the enemies of tne Ke blican party, and more particularh - eo = with the fac simile of the bail- of Jett. Davis widely pub- lished during the canvass, showing that you manifested your “faith by your works,” yet what must have been to your intense gratitica- tion, running the lowest on your ticket in the Republican counties of the State of New York, where Kepublican majorities were given for the friends o1 Administration by an honést and ust ballot. But in the Democratic wards of ‘ew York, where you yourself insist the most Outrageous frauds pon the Repabliean voters —— trated; where the rents of the on your bond were in the sreatest Erle: where the murderers of the colored children, and burners of their asylums, inthe craft rots of 1863, had full . of you \ewenpanean pons cet, asone have-easily foreseen. It ay dear = but your views, that rum in that contest. “Let us have peace.” It is neediess to ada that this caustic and characteristic rejoinder by General Butler is the topic of conversation about the capitol wo- day. mate Prince, alleged to be on the brink of bank- Fuptey, this may be called quite the handsome 22+ —___ The scientific people, after experimenting to ascertain what colors are most quickly and easily perceived by the eye, say that bright yellow is the coler most easily distinguished, and violet and red are the least readily recognized. Our belief, however, is that the color of a pig is the most difficult to distinguish. A Washington po- liceman connot see a pig a rod distant at noon- —__-+ee-- _____ ‘The “Nancy Sykes” of Miss Lucilie Western is admitted to be one of her finest tions, and as “Oliver Twist” will be repeated at the National this evening, play-goers should be on hand. “Jack and the Beanstalk” will be Sevnght out in style on Monday nest says positively “It was a gratuitous piece of wrong-doing. It could be nothing but the form, and its sole meaning was to give pang to the murderer, and to throw contempt upon the law of the State of New York, and the Holy Ordinance of God, neither ot which would sanction the marr iage.” ——_—_-+0e--—___ The Galazy Yor January has a poem by Walt ‘Whitman on George Peabody; the conclusion of “Susan Fielding,” and several chapters of Charles Reade’s novel, “ Put yourself in his Place.” The plot of the story seemed so near a denoument that it will be a matter of some sur- prise to the readers to learn that it is to run through the greater part of the coming year. Richard Grant White, who discourses so excel- lently upon what journalism ought to be, and may be, perhaps, in the millenial comes down heavily upon that Pest of the Period, the “prying, gossiping, White altogether makes out a pretty strong case against the who, by the way, are, for the most part, fellow-townsmen of Mr. White's. in New York, on Monday last, of Andrew Mc- exponent of the sensational literature of its day, and may be regarded as the forerunner if not the parent of the story papers of the present time. It died so many years ago, however, that it has probably been forgotten by most newspaper readers, and its founder had passed out of sight until the hurrying world was reminded of his existence by his death. —_—$__seo-—___ 7 Kentucky has received $2,236,809 from the Government on oe of war expenses, and br om FoR THE hemes tat HERALD should be sent into the EARLY IN THE WEEK. The denen isincreasing to sack an extent thet is done it will be fm Bee, Weedwer + Ko. + be: tween Tenth and vatrests Elevent sre. ST Adi dvertisements To for the HERALD should be s© nt in carly in the week, in order that they cael Properly arranged. ‘A FINE EXHIBITION OF MaMMoTE ILLUMIN. ATED VIEWS OF THE WA. being original. PI is of actual : taken on the gt dur ring. the war: and enlarged: ¢3 ances RVERY E EV. aes pt avenue, bet of those ‘ishing a eat chaste. inst ‘open st 7s oxbibition sources Sta quarter to 8. and tieeseat = pquarter to 10. Plenty of govd music, Admittance 25 cents. ALL REGULAR PHYSICIANS = THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBLA in favor of ex- ivi jes to Ac: Htonetent matin sot Surety, are i ‘at the pari f the C Church, meet at the pariors of arch, Corner Wth and G streets. on SATURDA, NIGHT: at 7% o'clock, to take action with reference to t formation of a Medical —— ‘and such other ‘busi. ness as may cume SILAS. OBE, RCULATION ACTIVE. free and regular circulation of the blood is es- tential to health. Itplaces the whole system ina state of active defence against all unwholesome in- fluences. and is an expecial eafeznard against the‘in- imfcal effect of sudden changes of temperature, and of damp and cold. If proper attention were pail to this important fact,there would not only be a great decrease in the number of cases of stomac! plaints. but also in the number tion and other pulwonary disos-es. At this period ot ear, when the dividing line which separates a genial from an inclement season lias just been passed, a course of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS will be found of invaluable service in improving the condition of the vital fluid and gently stimulating its flow. Violent coughs and colds, like intermittent fever, are the frequent effects of achillyatmosphere upoua debilitated organization Diseases of the kidneys often proce’ frou the same source. How essential it is, therefore, for persons of feeble constitution, to invigurate the vital organiza tion at the commencement of Winter. Fortified by warm clothing without, and HOSTETTER’S BIT TERS within, the frail and delicate may brave with impunity an amount of exposure and hardship which, under other circumstances, would prostrate them on a bed of sickness. Let them consider this and Le wise in time. dels-eo3t&W_ NTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. TATTENTION, of COLUMBIA ComMAR. Y, No. und all roing Sir Kni pow it is fe attend the recep! ce i ¢ <iand-ry'on THUESDAY £ x invited to ar unite ai aitet tonne ia fo plar uniform. ay dels-2t Vashingtos ‘IVETE oh sAENH, .REPUBLICA BILL. Eminent Commande Commandery. Ne cast and Tae RSDAY. December ESporsauce val be oukminiea ero aeideration of ortance wil a. the clube EDWARD F. CASEY, deka a Secretary, em NOTICE. OFrice oF THe Mrtvat Fire Ivs. Co., oF Weahiugton,. Dec I ae '¢ 73 are Py a te a to rehew their i THE —wasminaton AND GRORGE- TOWN BAILROAD COMPANY, (SEVENTH STREET LINE,) AFTER STOP. UNTIL cadmas ORDERS. AT THE COBNEB OF SEVENTH AND D STREETS, ‘So as to enable the: generally to visit the Large sedntecious wesablimngat of MESSES. GREEN & WILLIAMS, And make their selections of HOLIDAY PRESENTS, FANCY TOYS, &c., ae aaa Tae Store ‘woes, GUUfSTMAS PERSENTS in AS cly wees” CHILDREN’S CHAIRS, BOCKERS, BUREAUS, HOBBY HORSES, WAGONS, CARTS, SLEIGHS, DOLLS, of every Description, MUSIC BOXES, GAMES OF ALL KINDS, CRINA ORNAMENTS, TEA SETS, SEAL eters GREEN « WILLIAMS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, _de13-4t Corner Seventh ana Ir ae Muse TO GAS CONSUMERS. ay Ae THER This scan Thad abolished sla this should United States be- a Renn dispatch from New York to the effect that fourteen of the had on . 3.) utes “upon ‘rows statutes were the revolted tion of the Raa been bel- Ayres lexico but few. The oi eae have no ; the insurrection has not character to < forces of the all in bi podem anxious to =a wean it, that they had con- continuing bject he from. , Porto Bico? ity Yaa e disgrace tolerate slavery. Car- penter, that there was no question ity in the matter, and could pad Tecognized as the House resoiu- = of the eight-hour w. eight-hour law be repealed, Proceeded read oh seer in favor of his motion. He held that the tixing by law of the hours of labor was to all nee ee econo! that it wou! om er er than a te the workingmen, and the object of those who passed it Fart what Co and shortly thereafter HOUSE.—After our report closed, the 1 | bine Committee of the Wiole on’ tho Conses amendment pending for collection of sta- tistics of United Si books held by corpora- tions and individuals, was ‘,arlous propositions were made as to railroad and br oe aE po) — of 1810. Rejeeted—yeas 69, nays 76. he Committee then rose and reported the bill to the House. Mr. Judd introduced a bill to apportion the represeutatives ot the several States in the House of Representatives fur the 42d Congress. Reterred to Committee of the Whole on on the state of the Union, and ordered to be printed. ‘The House then proceeded to the considera- tion of the Census bill, and a number of minor amendments were adopted. Upon Mr.-Jencke’s amendment providing for the employment of special a dgpetien th the yeas and nays were demanded Getz, and the amendment was ado] (yeas ‘0, nays 86, The House then yur ned. eee ae . Knight lar, hav. to tur- Sr Saeed Renan, , for 082.5 p per trips, be ob- ANGEM pia MADE WITH THE ‘ashington Co couple, “Tic Tickets good for b for couple. Tickets, tained at LIVER aNd SALE STA ABI ae. 460,471 ond 473 Eighth sireot, SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES, SOLD, RENTED, AND EXCHANGED, At the new Agency, LEWIS BAAR‘’S, del6-Imeo* No. 32 MARKET SPACE. T= SICK 1 MADE Y oe NELL W WITHOUT MEDI- THE BLIND MADE To SEE. THE DEAF TO HEAR. THE LAME TO WALK. Dr. FANYON, the celebrated Dynamic Physician, isat A ie Hotel. corner and 9th streets, for Lona fot fre to those afflicted with Stam- merluer Bios Fem ie’ ‘Weakness, Consumption, and all Coed Cheon Hin saccess ta cortag es Camplaints, considered incurable, has beet, con cred’ almost saireculous: “Call and tee tertnses and i reteren 5 PEOPOsALs | FOR A HALL—Situated eT the and 16th streets and Pennsylvania street north than 20 by 80 feet, or its equivalent, with addi space for ante Toms, oF with ad} le for ante-rooms. bai the Grand pip wg age mblic. The avenue and H’ Dimensions not less Hjoink C call jug rooms av: Raid hall is reuuired fort ress, stating vost ohtee Box 568, de 16-2 T OFFICE, .. December 11, I WN and PELEX ew York, N.Y. Praying to tor the ex tougon of & oi apetent granted to them on the 25th day for an improvement in Machiue for Getta te Loat Sugar: i Is "ordered. that the tegtimony in this cane be fio by voi 2d Fetraaty Bast: that tho aye for fling arguments and the KE gatuine! be Hanited wet theath day of March wet rand Phat ‘id petition ped day —e plc of March next. person a ores SAMUEL § 3. RR. de 16-law3w Commissioner i ae ts. CanmiacesT CARRIAGES! ! CARRIAGES!!! On hand 9 lenge assortment of fi Also, E] Ba Bcqned:hand Cacrisese’ Ui “ie iri ‘umptly atteuded to, = ne Prom bk mr Gh GRAHAM, Corner 9th and D streets, o for one year or ow fe 15-3" GECCERIES AT A GREAT CRUSHED, POWDERED AND GRANULATED “Ae COFFEE S HB BUGAt IS Con ROASTED, 0, nee ae og PLE, Besr AND CHEAPEST WOOD AND COAL IN TOWN, At STEWART's, Office, corner H and 12th; Wharf, foot of lth street. del4-Im Loox ovr rox x0 1. peau ee Te ps, tl WHOLE AXMINSTER CARPETS gfe ererrsc ll of all kinds of CARPETS at the VALANORS LAMBERQUING fod varity of Somplen st ur Bow fom 71¢* WH. 5, MITCHELL 2 CO, PERRY BUILDING, cos esnatereipaesene pean. i ong em 17188" BLUE, Senate then went into executive ‘seasion, . adjourned. HOLIDAY GOOD FORTHE ROLIDAYS. & ©., mR [sete mph oo ‘wh eet — Hat and Fur Store. 606 SEVENTH STREET, Se Fes THE BPs Gents’ SLIPPERS... ag CHILDREN’S SHOES, all SLIPPERS and BOUTS made to order. del6-8t" OVERCOATS, €12TO $40, ICHILLAS, WH In BELTON CoOL ASE” ITNEY YOUTHS’ OVEBCOATS, 88 TO $30. BOY'S OVERCOATS, 85 TO 815. BUSINESS 8UITS, @15 TO $50. All the latest styles in coloring and mixtures. BOYS’ SUITS, 5 3 tol7 , in all the - per ones eed Grrr aap yen on TALMAS AND CAPES, LIVERY COATS, BEADY MADE AND TO ORDER. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 342 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, dels between 9th and 0th street: LARGEST sTOcK or FIRST CLASS READY-MADE GARMENTS, FOR GENTS’, YOUTHS’ aT 4. SAKES & CO., “ONE PRICE” CLOTHING HOUSE, 617 SEVENTH STREET, #7 TAILORING DEPARTMENT, FT FLOOR. FALL AND WINTER CLOTHI*XG. AW EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT. Low Prices-— Fit Guaranteed. GOODS AND PRICES: CAPES, From $10 red pe OVEBCOA TB. ceesssessesessees svesesesseseees DBESS BULTS...ssssveseceseseeerererssersems BUSINESS BULTB...nese.soor- sscseoeee BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ Gotiine AL sis, QUALITIES AND PRICES. GENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS, ALL STYLES AND PBICES. @7- REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLAUEWE HABLE & Co., 466 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, a, aoa UNITED STATES HOTEL.) M™ARLDRcbranaig 2 eee NCE! AUS IDars,. aaa 80 PENSE YANTA ATENUE, men Sh ond We oeerts. wi | LOOmtze- JT CORING-GLASSES, Ss, IM GILT AND WALNUT FRAMES. PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES. FRANCIS LAMB, 937 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, del3-tm Near 18th . We arena EW )peORs. OE DAMINYR ENTER, By Ocore Tet ‘ot Robert ft Aunaleigh. PHILP & eA ey BooxsEiurRs AND STATIONERS, SYLVANIA Aye BETWEEN 332 renyer A tera Br anaes Fano agri td se cae fe Por. tl Book: of Fane scares aa ‘This atook umstance Beautifal, slegunt, and wonderful articles wees cia, Senet the FRENCH ARTIFICIAL, ag id ret — sues, pots, so natural be impossible to t the ic avery little higher than the natural in the flower, and cheaper, becanse they never fade., J. J. MAY'S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Betw Ninth and Tenth Streets. Full ont novelties in BEST RIS Kip GLOVES, expressly for tho Li sitet aes. assorted in half dozen and one dozen, making avery re | rable CHRISTMAS PRESEN Reavy FOR THE HOLIDAYS. SETS OF STA STA NDAD BOOKS ORD PO FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES AND 1 PRATER JUVENILES. The fe gecbcl w District. Ae anak he Bosewood and rity STEREUSCOPES. GAMES: TUT BOOKS, ac. WH. BALLANTYNE, delt-2w 619 7th st., Intelligencer and N°. 486{00 90, FADET\ N° ‘71H STREET. TtH -A86 Wi gett? be offered in the ay fi on? a MRCS parchased the ye at Brand © Syme and Beatrice. me “an the ee the ai ee Frames, oe cae dis) atings ee reash only. th for J. MARKRITER, No. 486 Seventh street, between D and E stroots. ay ver of — de 13-6t" Great PAR SALNS ‘T EMORY BAXTERS, 115 PENNSYLY, ANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN 19TH AND 20TH STREETS. Intending to remove from my present place of busi ness next month Twill soll ny Boeke sonsiatiae ofa general assortment of DRY GOODS at mach below a4 ANDBOSCUGGL CcoTTON, wcents. A nserta oy ny very Towels oot Table Linen.and Bet Spreads at low figures. A full line of Blac! reduced prices. Broek of Ladies H Gietiing,” Holiday Preeeuss All the newest styles of elegant JEWELRY, WATCHES, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. Fancy Goods. CLOCKS, BEONZES, OPERA-GLASSES, &c., Designed for the HOLIDAYS! ML. W. GALT & BRO., JEWELEKS, delt-3t 280 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. oa F OB A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENT A FINE PICTUK EIS VERY APPROPRIATE Lhave just added to my collection a pamber of new and choice productions, in PAINTIN HRD. MOS and ENGRAVINGS, and also bother Choice aud Beawtital AWTICEES | Toe g HRISTMAS. Among the CHROMOS may be found bs ‘Storm in the Rocky er’ Bicratadt.” “Indian Encampment,” a ‘stad “ Flowers of Memor; { ach benntifal pair, God's Words and Works.» after “Rt-mington. Vhite Mountains. retty,” illy Spe pencer.”” a ile aiter “Arnold Drestea.” Barks” aad C.W Cox, R, ‘neerne ig oe rs Grasmi re, a “Naples and ins,” T..M_ Richardson, Esq. “* Launch of thy te Boat, Moran “ Sunset on the De Haas. « Bvening on the Rhine.” “ Bay of Sorenti,” Italy. Tot which, tozether with general assortrn of FRAMES. CORDS, TASSELS. NAILS: RINGS. ‘&c., 1 shall offer at very low pric: An eipspection of my stock is Tespectfully re- ested : L. J. ROTHROCK, MAY'S BUILDING, de 13-12t Seventh and E streets. Houmary PRESENTS. B. H. STINEMETZ, HATTER AND FURRIE! 234 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Second door from 13th street, } in LADIES’ at ‘designs, ‘Ss’ FURS, by Keely for the ‘Holidays. Pi vrged GENTLEMEN, on BLY ER in HATS.CA] ER, AND The Le TvoRY-HEADED del3-Sw FURS! FURS! FURS! FOR SALE CHEAP. Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ FURS for the holidays at BEDUCED PRICES, At DITTRIOWs Hudson Bay Fur Store, 425 7th st., bet. and Hy neat Patent Ofiice. de 9-1m 3 = Stop! Stop! Stop AND LOOK FOR YOURSELVES BEFORE PUB- CHASING ELSEWHERE. a ea tal and PLAIN REP PARLOR HOLIDAY GOODS. PAINT! SWISS CARVED WALL POCKETS. PAPER - HANGIN PICTURE CORD AND T. BRACKETS, &c. WIN SHA aT RE zs, RINGS AND NAILS. Pog largest essortment in the District. Terms “Phase emir mine an some J. MARKRITER, 486 SEVENTH STREET. Between de 6-Im™ Dand E ets. bea 7 oe hpi § ORSCRIFTION. ALL KINDS OF Pe tt fh have converted conveniences, and at er a pense, the second-story of my establ: into a Hore-room. The new room igentered by way uf an open stairway from the store-room in the ry. to cxamine my attendant at ne. near roach of the Holl should make thei selections Tush. Loox OUT FOB THE HOLIDAYS CHR. RUPPERT, KBISS KRINGLE HEADQUARTERS, No. 522 SEVENTH STREET, between D and E, Amporter of all kinds of FRENCH, bee ny IP. GERMAN FANCY AND TOYs, Adapted for CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. Mi PPERT takes in. plinny fend and the pu Senerally, that be time he hi devuted ‘te The oclection of the largest FANCY AND WORSTED GOODS, CRYSTAL AND ALABASTER CRNAMENTS, TOYS, &c., &c., Work Box BASKET AND WORK STANDs, rene. Ne PLLORS and St, Sand W EL Ekows ‘ive my customers inct eased facilities ‘of goods, 1 ith all the modern onsand dollars ex: lishment, and fitted up, Ladies cont fairs would ¢ goal ing holding ik before purchasing elsew ‘Those who wish to avoid the large crowd usually +80 aa to w ~ de FANCY GOODS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS aT DAvVIis’ 24 MARKET SPACE, COBNEB Stu STREET. JUST KECEIVED, in free, Pi OUR AL- READY LARGEA CcOM- PLETE’ STOCK, 4 FULL LINE BEAL LACE SETS from............ LINEN EMBD SETS......n..........$1.50to $10 REAL LACE HDKF‘....... EMB'D LINEN HDEBS.......081 to S10 REAL LACE COLLARS of every description and Warkety [OM ...cscssmmseseersssneereeeemenn OC to S30 FANCY RIBBONS for bows, FANCY AND PLAIN SASH RIBBONS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. KiD, CLOTH, AND DOESKIN GLOVES, BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS. NEW STYLE HATS. AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT OF FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, wit assortment Lane | ith our usual of every descrip- FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, ac., Til de sold at prices es low ‘as the same Goods can SL Re Ss ort GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE, St Caicsies ee seals DAvis’, nk 486 Ear. DRINK AND BE MERRY 3.50 to S50 $2.50 to $33 HOLIDAY Goons LOW PRICES! LOW PRicks': EVERY D*SCRIPTION OF WINES LIQUORS REDUCED 26 PERCENT TSINS. CURRANTS. CITRON. CipEeR ° BAGUING OFF AT THE LOWEST Ehicks Cc. WITHER, FAMILY GROCER, 119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 19th and Sth streets. AND dope Crore GROCERIES is AT BEDUCED RATEs. J BEST FAMILY FLOUR. at $2.31 por gack MPER ORF, ra bat Bape barrel Bast gUaLt tes) Pe teat cte ad Beet eration ). Mets. pu grune ts per pron y hoter), amr pk | FAVA COPPER. S conte Bet endo > Acts. per pound ots PRIME RIO COF FER, 2 con ol Roasted do ats per pound UGAR. at 1s eats pr yest, at 125 cents per pound nck of firet class Gircccring and ices invariably low. Kvor bens represented, and all *a'MiowsER & co, Cc. 8S. HARE @ so. GROCERS, 252 SEVENTH STREET WEST, Berwees M nN. SSE OUR KATES: SUGARS: ORUSHED. Gate. te cents be AN } ag Sn vEst ta 14%. OFFER. coup’ DROWN 12k 31 PER sar AMILY FLOUR” PROF. HORSEFORDS, PREPARA BORD’ YEAS ER Box TARERS. CHOC OLATES. NTS PRE ATIN GLOSS STARCH (6 pounds in box) 74 e CENTS PER BOX R supply of RAISINS CORRANTS, CIT ros" pith and NUTS of ali kinds at the lowest prices. C. 5. OHARE & SON, 252 SEVENTH STREET WEST, JUST RECEIVED, A new and selected stock of Teas, Coffees, Sucars. Syraps and Molasses, Welch . York Buck Between M ann FAMILY GROCE Es, + tine old Whiskies, California Win Prunes, Dates. Figs, Citron. Candies and French Confectionery for sale cheap, at northwest corucr a nd E street de 11-6t ROYAL E. MILLER. OSTON MARE KT. £00 Ibe bright CN PEELED P! Stiie choice PEELED Teach Sbbis. DRIED BLACK BEREIES. 3.0m Ibs, nice DELED APPL 3 bbls. 01 for sale ‘and BOBTHEEN FRODL F eSur. aor Y. aes nia hand bith, ru READ! " For the Information of All Purchasers STRASBURGER BROSs., 373-SEVENTH STREET-—373 Is civing the following price list, as they are re- if At Wholesale prices * LADIES’ SHOES AND GAITERS. H KID AUTTON BOOTS, high cut..04 s0 ENC! ENCH KBIS! Ao RRIis Kip on Goat FOX BUTTON GAITERS. 30 WAXED READ" SLIPP) MISSES’ SHOES I eS at ay if a4 SCHOOL SHOES fo ‘i om Girls, of the best quality, at prices to sult the tinres Bear in mind, oy had long experience in eB fives us ina ome STRASBURGER BROS, 373 SEVENTH STREET, Between I and K. 640 sara en N 8] iG MACHINE = Seatac is ae lore, Tah stroot, 4 THE ven alma - bean BEST cn THE THE ‘Forth, Fartion Siting wp should buy this Stove in prefer ATER n, Tc am DEALER Ix Coal and Wooa, LY we RL a eG Soe : Sty cam ‘orld and