Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the Distriet WASHINGTON CITY: _Reading Matter on Every Page. Several bills designed to put an end to polyg- Congress, amy in Utah have been introduced in and we see that some of our seem to think that it needs nothing but a little whe ¢3 me legislation to: x i pate that objection- able institution, root and branch. They seem to be ignorant of the fact that Congress has already passed laws sufficiently stringent to that end; but the difficulty is to execute them. So longas the anti- Mormon community look upon polyg- ‘®my as a religous institution to be defended at all hazard, there ig no probability of breaking it down in the courts of Utah; and the Govern- ment would put itself in a ridiculous attitade by undertaking to enforce the one-wife system by military force. It isa knotty problem to deal with, but it will likely be solved on Brigham’'s Geath, if he should not before that time find it convenient to receive a “revelation” duty @f the practice of polygamy, which they all affect to bear as a painful cross. It is stated that Brigham is not quite so enthusiastic a polygamist as he was when a younger man, and in one of bis late discourses at the Tabernacle he intimated that he would not object to have am expression of the views of the members of the church, male and female, upon the question. As he gets further into the sere and yellow leaf he may be the more inclined to accept a revela- tion authorizing the Mormon husbands to aban- don their expensive system of housekeeping, which, by the way, is getting more and more Onerous, now that the Pacitic railroad has intro- duced all the world’s fashions and laxuries to the Mormon wives. —_—_-~<e-e-—_____ Tt seems that the English exhibition which Senator Sumner thought might interfere with 1871, issimply a trade exhibition designed to be held anuaally in London, taking only two or three classes of articles each year. That of 1871 is toembrace applied art, woolens, porcelains, &e. The fact that this exhibition isto be held in England is rather @ matter of encouragement to us, as showing that the exhibition system is deemed so important an element of national Prosperity as to be made a permanent institution there. And there is no reason to apprehend that the Washington Exposition will be overshadowed that in London. The artists, inventors, and manufacturers of the old world are seeking new openings for display and new customers, and will eagerly avail themselves of the good oppor- tunity afforded of presenting their wares and achievements to the notice of forty millions of people on this side of the Atlantic. Meantimes aswe have pointed out, our own artists, inven- tors, and manufacturers cannot afford to con- ede the field to their rivals across the water, but must perforce be on the ground with their best and latest work. And this rivalry must result in making the exhibition one of exceeding interest. ———__-<e2- ‘The Failey Virginian advocates a line of rail- road, and direct communication, from Washing- ton city and Alexandria, via Culpeper Court House, Madison Court House, Stanardsville, Swift Run Gap, and Port Republic to Staunton. it says that the railroad from Alexandria. as far as Culpeper Court House, is almost on the iret line to the western terminus of the Chespeake and Ohio Road. But, as at Culpeper Court House, it makes a detour to the Southward, it argues that a road from Culpeper to Staunton on the line, and along the route mentioned, would be a most valuable as well as a direct one, and would strike through the heart of Madison and Greene, and then after touching the North- West line of Albemarle, drain some of the most tertile portions of Kockingham and Angusta. ——-~+0e- “AN AGGRAVATING Srectacts.”—The New York Commercial says that “the Spanish gun- beats as they moved down the bay yesterday, following the flagship one after another in line, aggravating spectacle. The people who gather- edalong the Staten Island shores, indulged in language not the most mild and moderate. Those people, however, who are disposed to allow their sympathies to get the better of their judgment, should recall the dire consequences which would have followed had we not subjected ourselves to the humiliation of releasing Mason and Slidell.” ———_———_-+ee-___ The Young Men's Christian Association have under consideration a proposition to strike out ‘the word male from their constitution. FEDERAL CITY DIVISION. 8. z= ich Regular earae ct this Division wil at their new N_E. corner parents Cy pote WEDNESDAY. EV a A coneral attendance is requested HEADG: AKTEE: “4 w NATIONAL GUA: Der MBER 21, 1969. Areting of the members be keld THIS EV NG at? Deh «treet. Ti bature’ NATIONAL ., METROP. LITAN B BANK, nk of © f the stock Huse ge TUESDAY. ie tween the bours of I ‘de21 ka awse VE MEMBERS OF TI IETY are urgently request Ca ae a] ‘bearsal TU ESDAY ee imesting and. re EY si ING, December 21st. ie L. J. DARK, Sec. MAMMOTH Views, 2.» be UMINATED LEY, $24-6 Penney !vania av Streets. Admisaie ae ws—A m PENT, Bo 300. ws th street, on yi t half seven driv: ine war, © — Every ive rik d an whpaieey t it this very ina ‘tant and —— Coruskom, By order. ret de” = -. THE NEW EAGLAN nmal dinmer will ta’ HEK'S DAY. December B street, comer of Hh. at 7 o'ckck p. Ul com aro acl ese of the cntertaiament @ ee eit OFFICE OF Sx ARY ~f ENTAID suciiey : “Gast proc 1989.—A public meeting w itt bs tie Provid-nt Aut Society. om THU igbAt ri RING. ot 7:2 0 slock. Church. 5 su Geriand, Rev. Dr and others. Rev. Dr. B.Sun- ustiuy Clinton Lloyd, Bea., the peor. ant wT VENISON: VES FINE SOW Brexs. THRFE THOUS! Just received irom Virz not neglect coming. WOLF, Secretary AND POUNDS. sinie W te Jets. por pound. TWO TONS OF CHYICE PoOcLTty, Po vp in the Old Virginia styte. ‘WALNUT KERNELS. BUTTEF. DRIED FRUITS, AND ALL KINDS OF PROPUCE GEN ¥ FOE SALE LOW, sto suit to close cousignment. - ALBERT KING, PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT, 143 Bridge treet. gear the fermiuus of the stret Tojo Geomgetown., De « E] OFFICE OF THE ‘Morran Free Ivs. ng reseed Dee. 13, Policy hoklers are Were And in NoTree. rm vd the aly of pets the District EVENING at the City speak a be held every TC eae ail Good AN acelre: by step By ly mumitt dee ba Tott SAYLES BROWN. CONGREMBIONAL. HOLIDAY GOOD: esterday’s 7 a nee Ss Prexransyon cunistmas! SENATE—AC or «< Bev Bur or Pe the ‘adjustment & MoLEAM, — American citizens for B. wm. Cligceemors to D Irving. n Domestic Clea! s Pip! YANCY ABTICL' roe 411 SEVENTH STREET, (Irving's Old Stan: de2i-3t _& fow doors below Odd Fellows’ am. tive Ww. GRUPE & SON. COREE OSES No.319 raney teniearonne et ith ot. if : may be transfe1 # hersand imutter . ized and by J. KARE'S the Post Committee to make 348 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, = of these Ys Near Seventh Street. the plans ated probable ows THG MACHINE with the wehtdatea® for poo ene ngage Ba: deo 21-46 ir. "Whittemore introdaced a f F s w= OALL arreyrier 3 J OUR COMPLETE construction. ‘Mr. Butler (Mass.) informed the House DEY eoons Until after the resem the Joint resolabion er ee GREATLY REDUCED RATES, tes hed not yet sultclent evidences ee i Soe TARD WIDE ‘Mr. Farnsworth moved to suspend the rules, LEED COODS ery lw: passage the joint resolution that has eh ae performed the required acts. a NGS esol wae! i; resentation in and very a LS. lower 4 to such Cot Sag ‘ALEXANDRE sis nett 63, nays 106. eness 7 Le edtion to of DRY, coops, soe" nen the ce maces ere Bing nor! bat ae HOSIERY GLOW ER 2 fey Tae" ‘of Pemartic ier ty together Ga WE ASK BUT ONE PRICE. ressberiont ‘ *Hesoleed, the BOGAN & WYLIE, blitsa?Pemiitied age {epromete the reconstruc lew No. 1030. {Sere eee ret Se ell dl i uire | CHRISTMAS TREKS— om WAX <a idorent C. N.W. ae na F ot ‘Corner Mth a1 reets. deat Under Ebbitt House. J. s. tomuisson, BOOKSTORE FANCY STATIONERY BAZAAR, * AND DEPOT OF HOLIDAY SPECIALTIES, NEW 600) line of bw i" for pencyal ash ana Cl agen WAS PRESEN FS” We inefte he public to favor us with: an examtination thereof, the variety and beauty of Which is unex: & J. 8. TOMLINSON, Printer, Bookweller, and Stationer, 1126 Seventh street, bet. Land M, nd ives had been driven away teen from the and now it was pro b Bt ar homes; posed by | azo. ex Ss Fos Le: ” BLANCHARD & MONUN, COBNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET, HAVE A LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STUCK OF BOOKS ANp FANCY GOODS, WHICH, HAVING BEEN PURCHASED SINCE THE ’ GREAT FALL IN GOLD, HAVE BEEN MARKED aT THESE GOODS ARE JUST OPENED TO-DAY, AND ARE FRESH AND NEW. 4N EXAMINATION OF THI BEAUTIFUL As- SORTMENT 18 80- LICITED FROM . BUYERS BE- FORE MAKING THEIR SELEC- TIONS. Blanchard & Mohun, CORNER de20-5t PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH STREET. ay J. J.MAYS PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Between Ninth and Tenth Streets, ‘We would ifally suggest to our customers And the public fo call carly and make tions of PARIS K1 VES for OH KISTMAS PRES: TS. 60 as to avoid t reat crowd usually attendant on the day before Christmas. 1&7 Our stock is larger to-day than at st pay time anise: suibract ing, full arsortment HITE, LIGHT, DARK and FANCY. COLORS: BF Those who purchase a package of ONK DOZEN orHAL DOZER will be allowed a discount of TEN PER CENT. de 20-2tif NOTICE. Fesent and hee wk tm to elect men to — Heman Q Mr ; Binghan out more to post; ‘Those who desire handsome goods for Garsumes time, aon Will Gind it to their advant to make an early se- ir Beck's ier Pe aceetcton cae Committee, ar argued that the State of Georgia ASSOKTMENT 1S COMPLETE, by the ction laws, and pat ‘been eee LECAKT JEWELRY. WATCHES, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. FANCY GOODS, CLOCKS, BRONZES, OPERA-GLASSES, He MM. W. GALT & BRO., JEWELEKS, deD-6t 280 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE mitted to r ntation, was a8 mu - Creign State tn the Union te Rew York or OM, ‘The louse, at 4:40, took a recess till 7x ' o'clock. The House met again Committee of the rs ake ¥ chair,) when Mr. Beck his ar shent Im opposition forthe bil we The bill was then dixcussed —— Eitridgn, Weekward, Fitch, spare Ax \Geveral members asked and obtained privilege to print speeches on. juestion. oe. Bi tie bili declaring it one of its character that was Ax ELEGANT HOLIDAY GIrT. CANARY BIBDS, GOLD SEA We _ det 3 street. between 4th and coR VEN POCKET cor ¥ _de21-At 309 Pa. av ORRIN PARKER HOUSE. UCKIN'S CELEBRATED SOUP, &c. TOMATe Tea Ei 20Ur ue sour. DEESSING GOWNS, (ROBES DU CHAMBRE,) €10 to 640. ALL KINDS, STYLES, Exc, SANDWICHED Gia Do. Fomice. Bo. aa SMOKING JACKETS, e burce CORLL, det Cor. Mth and F sts.. under $35. C D . Sigous HAND LUMBEB TIES, SCARFS, ri We havea of ECOND HAND LUMBER, oo MA at Government Auction, consist- ™ DOARDS. 5 sbys poem gen % ‘and TIMBER, hehe Tet Fwy many ees, is as desirable as new, at ly atour Branch Yard, . EDWOCKARE £ CO. CMBEK DEALERS, ‘ourth GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEF S$, COLLARS, E; FOB ONE PBICE ONLY. AT 4. SAKES & CO., Cat we well apo ‘the firm POPULAK CLOTHING HOUSE, —_— of KIDDER & MCLEAN where ¢ ther Sec cem cased Pete a te please. ie yetronees & ‘Kipp 7: sittied Wat i Me en cd sVigviee the patromage fT his old public to an inspection and trial of JERRY H. WHITEHAND. Wrszs AND LIQUORS. EGAN & BROTHER, ithwest corner of E and Ninth ng have in Southeast Seren tall supply of the CALIFORNIA wane ae: PAY mess 617 SEVENTH STREET, Sa” NEW NUMBER, 316. de® 2t Pn ee oP ah eerie tel A pee ee ese Pisses, OBGANS AND MELODEONS. KNABI ESA Ww. Gee Bats S AND ey he wh, PRESENTS. 'S lth street, REICHENBACH. FORKS, SPOONS, LADLES, ren ott. sjomiwe FB. Snvez “thn ise ANGHLICA perior quality jut opened Sete eses Ia Wn ide en sow DOTELER & BRO. wpatek clr ot House Furnishing Store, Seeier a de fae New | _aeso.st 320 aventie. sgt titers = ‘TEINWAY’S PIANOS, a 2 MASON & HAMLIN’S CABINET OR. m vi ES iste PURE OLD mug NIC BOXES. g pa Apicw GANTLY BOUND MUSIC BOOK pea ii bees ag PLEGANTIOSICAL IXSTEUMER TOT MPEE: Pte ee ry Bye CHAMPAGNE Oi ESW a Ube TED STATES PA’ INGTON, BITT: tthe warerooms ot Eon ee ee ee W. G. METZEROTT & C0. hegties- bottles. CERS, ATTENTION! : ‘ehave inst regoived 25 bbl bbls. (ape Clesr Ohio Cider; 30 bi 2 best marks of Ecases of ee ia Gee aeaaX ce gta de21 6t ia, I geliow at ‘sh. and ae oul and fith nae on Mm nee tere T,- Eee eae de9-La in the case be next, that the Sto to tak Go peptone “he person may, h fhis extension. sere "Baa =. Fisiiee, oon Ee Looxovr FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYs. and large assortment of HOLIDAY PRESENTS, consisting of — ITING WORK BONES vor Ne tl vex TOURS, BOOKS. Oy Tooth PH ALBUMS, And 9 greet, vi CHEN Calfand ex ae a yourseif. Se? . PARKER'S BOOK AND STATIONERY ORE, rr sen __ Comme dem-tf B UY roUuR CHRISTMAS CANDIES AT SAMUEL H. McCLOSKY'S, 480 NINTH STREET, Between D anv E, Bras ors above Young Men's Christian ee ui Hounax PRESENTS! ived all the latest-stytes in =i ND. Be ai TACK COLLARS, . +) E F OIDERED. LINEN tS ha icY BOW: ILLIN iY AND FANCY go0ns, de 18-3t LATED WARE, Between Sehtend 9a, are _ HOLIDAY "PRESENTS. Mcapen TO-DAY another inroico ee PLATED vA and venutifal dea Se B. HUGS, SALTS,’ SPOONS, i friends to call early and make selec ons at Eee so that we usimterts, ‘ORATED wrt SETS, VASES and TEA 1 LTS in great v bind BB & BEVERIDGE. de 18-3t No. 491 Tin street, Odd Fellows’ lial. BEAT SALE. A SACRIFICE or BEAUTIFUL GOODS. Pocket Handkerchiefs a ve shirts Reck Hai rehiets Traveling Bags a Sea ALL NEW AND OF LATE IMPORTATIONS, MAKE HANDSOME PRESENTS, AND MUST BE SOLD. MeLAUGHLIN’S GENT’S FUBNISHING STORE, 280 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ae1s-60" next to Galt's Jewolry Store, ean KRIS KRINGLE Sun BAYS: G0 AND BUX TOY TRUNKS, LADIES AND MEN'S SATCHELS, LADIES DRESS TRUNKS, SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, CABBIAGE ROBES, BIDING AND CARRIAGE WHIPs, SADDLES, HARNESS, a&c., AT THE PRACTICAL MANUFACTORY JAMES & TOPMAN « « CO. er | goers HOLIDAY GOODS, ‘for the holidays. PARIAN WARE: As BUSTS, camp-vASES, de6-im* Loox OUT FOR THE HOLIDATS XN BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE: ASBUUQUET-WOLDERS, CHR. RUPPERT, a PUNCH SETS. A very large assortment COLOGNE SETS, &c KRISS KRINGLE HEADQUARTERS, No, 523 SEVENTH STREET, between D and E, EN LAVA WARE: eesserm erat! OKE SETS, BENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FAN SMOKE SETS. so eACCO-BOXES, een eneegeay enous AND rors = |, with centre pieces. ~ 7 canp-sasneis’™ Adapted for STANDS, &c. CHRISTMAS AND NEW TEARS PRESENTS. [1s FRENCH CHINA: RUPPERT takes great in corrae CUPS" BaCouns, onthe during wich tite he ha ery TEREST Tthout mottocs, and also with medallions. | {he'seiection of the inrgest and handsomest stock ‘haan SETS, FANCY AND WORSTED GOODS, IN WHITE AND GILT. CRYSTAL AND ALABASTER CRNAMENTS. TOYS, &c., &c., i EF FANCY EDGE TEA-SHEVE-A-TETE SETS, &c i i 5 BE EP al if i f H IN PLATED WARE. $f saa TEA AN ‘AND TABLE SPOONS, FORKS, RS, CASTORS orreR DISHES, iy eee, Be FRENCH | CAR ASE, of all kinds, RTMON ATES, eno iN CUTLERY: BASKET AND WORK STANDS, ROGERS’ IVORY HANDLE KNIVES, DOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. A1so, MA: OFA sit ROPE: LORS ant ROE: HS, RUBBER HANDLE KNIVES, &c. AGONS and WHEELBABBOWS. EX FANCY GERMAN WOODEN WARE TABLE MA EMIPE BOXES, ACK ETS. WATCH noLDENS gee Ladies contemplating holding Ser ndayr neat ine to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, Those who wich to avoid the large crowd wasally tendant at the mear ork of Staple Goods in CHAN A. CIRO ¥ FE, GLASSWARE ESPING tal . &c., is now very ee of the best LOWEST PRICES?! FASO ROODS An inspection of Stock and prices incurs no oblé gation to purchase. CHAS, ULLRICH, Jr., Ne. 493); NINTH STREET, BETWEEN D AND E STREETS. ¥2- GOODS DELIVERED Fi EB OF CHARGE IN ANY PART OF THE CITY Of GEOK! SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS Fox ru HOLIDAY SEASON. at We would call attention to our stock of STANDABD AND ILLUSTRATED WORKS, Embracing all the Noveltiesof the Season. DAVIS’ Large and Elegant Assortment of ENGLISH B@OKS IN FINE BINDINGS. CHILDREN'S BOOKS. ‘The largest and best Awsorted stock ever offtred for sale in Washington. 24 MARKET SPACE, FAMILY BIBLES, SMALL BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, « full assortment, in elegant bindings. e WRITING DESKS. ¢ In Leather, Rosewood, Mahogany, and Oak. PORTFOLIOS, Of all sizes and prices. COBNER $ru STREET. JUST RECEIVED, Ps 4 41N ADDITION TO OUR AL- oo a ee toes COM- STOCK, A FULL LINE BEAL LACE SETS from............. LINEN EMBD SETS...ccsccss0-G1.50 to INKSTANDS, paemaee In Bronze and Wood, very handsome, DIARIES 1570. FINE BACK-GAMMON BOARDS, Of Wood, Morocco, aud Cloth, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. FRENCH, LANGRAN & OGILVIE, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEW NUMBEB 909, Practical Engravers, Lithographers and Printers, 243 PENA. AVENUE, (NEW NUMBER 1230, dels-10t WASHINGTON, D.C, J USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL Goons, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, In great variety, at J. W. BOTELER & BRO.'S HOUSEFUBNISHING STORE, dem 390 Pennsylvania avacue. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. ane gbayeBor F047 for inspection 4 splendid lot of FANCY GoopDs, ot egaoa Bronze ‘We name in part— Ric! BEAL LACE HDEFS...... ccc. G'! .50 to 835 EMB'D LINEN BDERS.cccmnen Gl to 910 BEAL LACE COLLARS of every description anc Warkety LPOM.eceesnemnsseeeernsemeeseenennree OC to FSO FANCY RIBBONS for bows, FANCY AND PLAIN SASH BIBBONS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, KID, CLOTH, AND DOESKIN GLOVES, BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS. NEW STYLE HATS, 4N UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT OF FLOWERS ANP FEATHERS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, «c., Waele st peices as low as the same Goods can GROVER @ BAKER SEWING MACHINE, SRE See nats Davis’, 94 MARKET SPACE, am CORNER RIGHTA SPEERT. F ary THE SEaBuOR JAPANESE TRAE . Buscxsuns, veLvea AND mam & RIsTmAS PRESENTS ore OF MONET. ying vek shall fier erg tacat SLRS Eee, AT EXTREMELY nro PRICES. = nist AS SPRESEST & and cheap. COON seeing Pals ant ft per yard— sine «KID GLOVES, O12, Anest imp rtm soa, MAY 305 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. > crit Between 9th and lth stronte Sursacveres: "ss > ALMANACS FOR 1570. Loupow ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC 1870 ERS. HOU) Come and UERM AN ALMAN ROUTLEDGR'S CHRISTMAS ANNUAL apt Self closing and every seein of gt aBiks. sad nine for Ja oe ANDAL by gts bis ee ING A'S DI variety of JUVENILE aud TOU Aunt a @LIDAY PRESENTS. AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND GENEVA WATCHES. LEONTINE NECK AND VEST CHAINS FINE SETS BREASTPINS AND EAR-RINGS. FINGER RING! ACELETS. CUFF BUTTONS, STUDS, & . & FANCY AND PLAIN SOLID SILVER WARE. SILVER-PLATED WARE, Erc SAMUEL LEWIS, 250 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ‘Jl = WASHINGTON. D.C. F UB A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY RESENT A FINE PICTUKEIS VERY APPROPKIATE 1 have yust added to my omer sig cane ngGRAN INGE, and alse other Choice THLE: iz CUMISTM AS” Among the CHMOMOS tay be feast M. 3 aft aly 9. shor with x iYRAM Rp~ TAs a = h gt offer at ve Bim x inepection of my stock is respecttully e- &. J. ROTHROCK, MAY'S BUILVING, Seventh and E streets. Eason. CHO! Ph! aa MALTA G N. W. BURCH’ ae EW B LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. By Geo nor Curtis, one of his literary executors, Wor, ze ton ot every in the Scriptures, from By the Rev JG. Wood siti living creature mentic the Ape to the Coral author of “. ’ THE Po ton'e tranelatin: with commerta OUND TO Col settee pole ge PHILP a SOLO: ONS, BooxsEuurns anp St 3323 aaa VANIA AVE BETWEEN ND Lora STREETS" th eign. as well as the Stands on a Staple Articles This stock is complete oan Ht wall be found presents adapted and circumstance. One of the most Seautitan, “elegant, ‘and wondertal arti itticles amortment is the FRE Le FLOWER. in boqueis. « in nee as fo te detect ion, Bricors ery” uti ‘igure thse the flower, aud are mach cheaper. jocnuie thew never fale dels Hounar PRESENTS. B. H. STINEMETZ, Secoud door frow 13th street, ast opened. in LADIES’ and, FEES new ox Nidays. FOR GENTLEMEN, oat pesterus in MATS. care ST 7 a xu * presely for ite SALE CHEAP. scks WURS for the holidays at REDUCED PRICES, At DITTRICA’s Hudeon: Bay Fur Store, 409-Im, Pa ft ayy cn FOR THE HOLIDAYS, Just reecived, ci veivien ¢! AT, DRINE AND BE MERBY, LOW PRICES: LOW PRIOES!! BVERqvons HEDUGED 33 PERCHA? "> aUUINe OFF aT THE LOWEST PReces Cc. WITHER, FAMILY GROCER, 119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, do 5 between 29th aud Bt!) ~/ THE BEST CHEISTMAS GIFT a an give your family or # friend is oneot the IMPROVED STEWART COOKING STOVES saves more than balfth- fuel. SUPPLY ON AGENT, Golde ‘Srtween 10th apd lth +