Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1869, Page 2

Notice to Advertisers. As Tue Staz will not be published on Satur- day, and as we shall print an unusually large edition to-morrow, those of our business people who desire to attract the attention of the public Guring the balance of the week sheuld send in their advertisements as early as possible to- Merrow morning. ——_-<ee--_____. The International Exhibition. While some members of Congress, and some New York papers, seem to think that Washing- ton is not the proper place to held the proposed World's Fair, the Governors of the States, and the manufacturers and producers, both here and abroad, who are most directly interested in the practical success of the undertaking, do not sppear to share the fears entertained in these political quarters. Replies to the circulars of the Committee on Home Correspondence continue to come in from every quarter, and speak in a tone of encour- agement which surpasses all our expectations. We expected opposition and objection, and un- friendly criticism from many quarters. But, outside of Congress and some of the New York Papers, we meet with nothing but sympathy and support. Governor Baker, of Indiana, writes to Judge Edmunds, the Chairman of the Committee on ‘Home Correspondence, as follows:—“I have Just received your communication of the 14th by your committee relating to the proposed ~‘International Industrial Exhibition” to be held imshe city of Washington in 1871. I take pleasure in saying that I feel it to be highly important that the proposition to hold such an exhibition should be successfully carried into execution, and that I feel confident that it will receive the approval and encouragement of the people of this State. I shall hold myself in readiness to give the matter such aid as it may be in my power properly to render.” Governor Fairchild, ot Wisconsin, writes as follows :—*I will do all that I can to aid in making the Industrial Exhibition a success, and will, when the proper time arrives, make every proper exertion to have this State properly rep- resented. I have just now nosuggestion to make, but will hold myself ready to co-operate with those having immediate controlJ of the enter- prise.” Hon. Marshall P. Wilder, of Boston, writes: “‘Ieommend most heartily your enterprise in regard to the International Exhibition, and shall be most happy to aid with such por dlc as I may possess. I hope to be in Washington soon, and will do myself the honor of calling on your Board, and will then exchange opinions as to the best methods for msuring success for the Exhibition and honor to the country. While in mind, permit me to suggest that the pomologi- eal department will be of especial interest. As one of the commissioners to the Universal Ex- hibition in Paris in 1867, 1 had opportunities to witness the grand demonstration in this line; and when we take into consideration the great extent of our country, with a soil and climate capable of producing almost all the fruits of the habitable globe, I doubt not that we, in the United States, can rival that display in quantity and excellence.” Letters, full of encouragement and making admirable practical suggestions, are constantly received by the committee. We believe that if we can get a proper charter from Congress, and proper recognition and aid trom Government, we can make this exhibition ® complete success. The fact that it is te be held, when once definitely settled, will give an immense impulse to the business of this city. ‘The preparation ef the grounds and the erce- tion of the buildings will give employment to thousands of skilled mechanics, artists, artizans and laborers. The city will naturally endeavor to prepare suitably for the great event. Street Failroads will be extended; railroad commauni- cation will be increased; our river approaches will be improved; the means of local transporta- tion of goods will be greatly enlarged; the sup- ply of water must be made adequate; new places of amusement, new hotels and boarding-houses Will be erected; and everything will be done by the Corporation and the peopie to make our city an agreeable place of sojourn for the crowds of visitors who will flock to it. The tax-payer must be blind indeed who can see nothing in this for the benefi( of the entire community, and worthy of the etlort of all. Every Individual member Of society has a direct personal interest in the prosperity, succest an improvement of the community in which be lives. ———— We are able at last to say a good word for the Ealtimore and Ohio Railroad Company. It scems that they mean not only to resist the fur- ther payment to the State of Maryland of the tax wgom passengers over the Washington branch, but they also announce that they will reduce the fair one-fifth when the State formally abandons this claim. But we do notsee why they need wait for this action by the State. They ad- mit they have no legal power to apply any portion receipts of the road to the payment of tax, now that the Supreme Court of the United States has decided that a State has no utional right to levy such tax upon pas- sengers through it. By continuing to collect this tax the company are confessedly acting Without authority of law. Let them at once deelme to collect it as well as to pay it over to the State, and thereby do away with a great cause of complaint against thetr read. -2ee- For our Congressional rulers to refuse to pro- vide more railway facilities for the National Capital, and then oppose the holding of an International Industrial Exhibition at that point Decause it has oniy one line of railroad, as some of them did yesterday, is very mach like knock. ing @ poor fellow down and kicking him soundly for falling. And that has always been set down as one of the meanest possible exhibitions of MARKET .—The Can, on FRI- the citizens of Taemae 5 - Proprietary OF ofScibal movicine in us, dedd-eodee W ouraal. HOLIDAY GOO Post Washington, D. C., Dec. 2, 1869. Y ROBE: ein be aoe Christmas day, the 25th B BEAOTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED, instant, and also on the Ist day of Jamuary,1svo.| TBSNYSON'S VIVIAN, - Jo. A. J. €RESWELL, Postmaster TENNYSON ENEW. ———— HOOD’S POEMS. Illustrated by GustareDore. HOLIDAY Forriox News BY CaBLe—The PUCK AND HIS ADVENTURES. By Guide. , foraton a en Be ot orm aa ROMANCE OF SPANISH HISTORY. test against elections for the seats of deputies MILD SEORTS OF THE WORLD. A Book of GIFT BOOKS: who took part in the late insurrection” They | Natural History. By James Greenwood. will carry before | ROSEWOOD WRITING DESKS. CATH v KS. nt, a FPEEEP Boo handsomely bound POCKET-BOOKS, Calf, Morocco and Bussia. ‘The French allude to the fact - = — man ee 2 EQTCCRAPH ALBUMS, GAMES and PUZ —— ee ar to America, but For sale at London that the a sie aver tenor of te he | _de2etf Comer 4°% street and Penna. avenue. Papal Infallibility i losing ground in the Goun- NEW Booxs, BLANCHARD @ MONEE, ‘There is considerable excitement in Lisbon on AND HOLIDAY GIFTs Peninnaie S rumor of secret negotiations for a at GORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND in Ireland are hereafter to be more PHILP & SOLONON'S ELEVENTH STREET, - eee nes carennel tenké <a ee Seer ak | BOOK STORE, relre. 339 PENNSYLY, BETWEEN = Oru AND Lore 82 HAVE A LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED wink Come of the Cleveland streets are lighted STOCK OF BOOKS any FANCY S7-Governor Geary has received three anony- GOODS, WHICH, HAVING BEEN sonal injury shoutd he Tefuss’to garden De. PURCHASED SINCE THE : GREAT FALL IN S@There are no more hats for elderly ladies, but then there are no more elderly ladies, for BS GOLD, HAVE BEEN that matter. ; 7 ay pruners Ba, Alfred red Tennyson on's new Pier. MARKED AT an Part 2d. ethers e copyright est fom, Aral E VERY LOW RATES. FP a Gerald iiassoy 1585 THESE GOODS ARE JUST OPENED T0-DAY, AND ARE FRESH AND NEW. D. CE OF SECRETARY OF PROVI- BE BER SOCIETY, Wasuisorox. D.C. ofthe Providenc’aia Society te BING, af 7.30 ofelock. a) ev. te a) ° i ° Chitreh. 0 ft epeakere, will be in, THIS BEAUTIFUL As- Hg: John WF Bev. Dr. B.Sun- ELEGANT CHRISTMAS GIFTS. derland. Rev. Dr. 8. Tustin, Clinton Lloyd, Beas s SORTMENT 18 80- LICITED FROM BUYERS BE- Wm. M. Shuster «& Bro., OFFick oF THE MuTvaL Dee moe ¢ FORE MAKING Poli mae ee y notihed ed) to renew their PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, THEIR Pidcl-codt -~- "J. WESLEY BOTELEE. Sec'y. | BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTI STREETS, aaeKe FATE FO feat a an WIGETS GER- TIONS. GA Tatu. F street. sone ae aioe, HAVE ON HAND how, and to be'ed tthe New Year i —_— emia GAS CONSUMERS. ELEGANT BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. ithe Blanchard & Mohbun, yee * vr exe cosa ca aad ge LYONS BLACK SILK VELVETS. fren Pat 9D potice,) will CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND no I-tJand 1st EP OE ks: h BAILEY, Beo'y. PIM’S REAL IRISH POPLINS. ELEVENTH STREET. de20-5t NOTICE. ind having goods deposited with us, and now over- due, will please call and redeem or renew the same Lefore the 15th instant. as otherwise they will be sold at an auction sale on the 20th of December, 1369. 8. GULDSTELN & CO. SPLENDID CASHMERE SHAWLS. Counixe THE USEFUL WITH THE OBNA- MENTAL. REAL THREAD LACE POINTS. And many other ELEGANT GOODS, which we offer at once at the lowest cast price. deat TELEGRAPH! Sores x WESTERN nest S103, TELEGRAPH PANY has extended wi tothe Navy Yard, and opened an office in 0" Donnell’ Drag ‘Store, No. 591 EIGHTH STREET EAST, where the business of its patrons in that section of ber Ox a receive prompt attention. EXAMINE ONE PRICE ONLY—IN PLAIN FIGURES, SAKS @€ CO APPROPRIATE PRESENT FOR A GENTLEMAN, AND A VALUABLE ADDITION TO THE LIBRARY TABLE.* VHILP & SOLOMONS’ STATIONERY CABINET THE MOST COMPACT EVER MUNCFAC- N ea es. ae aw PRAuee bef jot and tira ann at A. 3’ iRth street enna. ave., of STOCK or Contains assortment of evs Sine and Ki = WRITING PAPER, =e For Inland and Foreign Correspondence, WITH ENVELOPES TO MATCH, ‘BLOTTING PADS, VISITING CARDS Ga ¥ A OBLaG cK Pat OLS, leg Ornice QoMPTROLLER, oF, BOF, CURRENCY, seg he hereby the Kolders of tee eve Pk jotes of Spire National be. paid jn of lata MEN'S, BOYS’, AND YOUTHS’ TREASURY DEPARTMENT, on CLOTHING iney oo Cana 4 cem-eoe Acting Compegelier ks PENS & PAPER | BEEN PEN WIPERS, - GRANT'S OFFICE: for the treat : lems 8.D. GES RANT Noe PO! STAGE SEAMP CAS iE, Sith Liberty street. Baltimore, 3 28 ASURING TAPE, PENCIL, it he cannot cre A rsmaeice aw | YARD TW Gu Aas ate sumption, Shortness of ang Drop: Byspeat Pi 3] ANDS, eases of the Throat and Gravel, rotuin, S7Ph Liver 1S AND FURNISHINGS, "STEEL BRASER, IVORY FOLDEI. PORCELAIN SLATE Eee PRICE 880, Especially suited for Professional Gentlemen. PHILP & SOLOMONS, METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, 332 Penssyivania Avenve, _de23-3t Botween 9th and 10th streets. FOETHE voLipays. HENRY ALBEBS, 390 lth jaa pag nso! K aud L, French Contec the FRUIT cate tag SPLENDID 8TO K, . SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, ages af fhe the Ly rae ree bres De tates Balt imore, Md. wees: BEST QUALITY OAK WOOD Delivered in any part of Washington, for SIX DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS PER CORD DANIEL PERRY, a. BSAKS & CO. Best amortment ‘of POUND. CAKES. Also, Serene seh mie 617 SEVENTH STREET. hers furnished in elegant sty a eens Swenin see Wetrs ets. HE ELEGANT EMBROIDERED INITIAL OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. PEMSTITCH HANDKERCHIEF at only 3 57 NEW NUMBER, 316. —s —' ‘a besutifal, serviceab! hf tant A 1 deoene ponds for fis lay Presents, Rie " sla fer Hdsiniay Prewente, a E pprcah ra ty nck ie ene re crae = ‘tar erchiofs D, TION TO 0} ‘Li fen an | WWE Cau arreysige gp vn comes ” icinds, Dress pad Miceenfacreios DEY GOODS Satreet north, | PricesJust cow OT ODHEAD & CO. aie nes - aid ordi ae wo o specldations and plan to be seen | de 22-2t 979 F street, corner 13th strect. GREATLY REDUCED RATES, offers special inducements to purchasers. EST PRINTS, 12% conte; Good, YARD WIDE cortex. Aa ceatt; DRESS GOODS tery lows ite received only fr. the fall completion of Co] Feuuiged tor exgavating for pty ishing of te for excavating for fou and laying the same. ‘The stone and brick to be teid o ¥ Goons SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS. cement, mortar, j h may be L. KH Mt: ALTACAS, eat Pion emed and Dest quality, and “ id ard | INO, segepianee of the Buper: dotenfe af - spree tuusnonae en rae! pee Lota: ma Seen Bost Ee ist be panied a in = i Ses <3 see one ee with i FRENCH AND ENGLISH EXTRACTS, ESS, fd, NGEOAR] Rivas, RS Foe Ke mite ciency of the security to be certified by the Tax | ODOR CASES, manne ace in iy ten years. ‘ALEANDHE'S KED GLO tae jer 5 The regerves bidsit | FRE! lar stock of DRY GOODS, deemed Yer the Totercat of t ie Carporaiion to ito enon arc VASES, SOnIONS s, LOTEEY “ PROVES Rep we }ave pur Seocamasede sn teaenaate thls | And a generat and well sclected assortment of all BABS. wvapicty of Beautiful Hemsiriched and TOILET ARTICLES. ae. jeread HandkerchieSs, pom x ring other 8, CALVERT FORD, article of use and oxecllonce, suftable for the Holt, de22-6t Detween Te a eee "arr WE ASK BUT ONE PRICE. BOGAN & WYLIE, \VENTH STREET, vo Stodo, § SEVERN iteen ant L strets, ‘TER AND GAME. CLABK & CO.3 e Store, Corner SoaiS Wth streets. WEBB & BEVERIDGE PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN IN GREAT VARIETY. i LATEST LONWON and PARIS STYLEs. LD ek _ de 22-2¢" a... Have now open and for sale— SCARTS. PUNCH BOWLS, various kinds. g prea HEY Pawn NOTICE! DUSARDINIEUS, ODOE STA DS es FRENCH BMRROIDE! : TO PURCHASE AT MODE- SMOKING SETS, og 7 a CAN and isn v UNDERWEAR, All thelatest RE WATCH aut sty Naal Mele GLOVE Ho: RFAST JAG ETS, Fine TE WELBY of of the latest etsle-and eat ‘And many other new and bes ques a 8 “Samrat filgf seomest moat Superb and legate win | Boia SILWEM and arSILVER PLATED WARE ee af PLATED WARE. aT prewinecie wa PRICES. Beuh GuAsshs COLD MOTACLES. and ry oe “ IBICAL A CMS, and ov res oe WM. 8. TEEL, ELBE eh oy CaszORs, BUTTER Dist de22-2t (New number) 915 Penn, KAER’ SEES, ICE PITC 340 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘MUGS. &c. ay KRIS KRINGLE Near Seventh Street. 2 5 Be dent Present to be ie isa 421 ODD FELLOWS) HALL, ru ST! Fem ait JE INS Holiday Present to be. i. 7 BA BE OBTAINED HIs STOCK OF GouDs sUCH | — as Poueraze ron cnristMas! aah 3 ER & MCLEAN, 5 LADIES AND MEN'S SATCHELS, B. A. KIDDER. WM. R. McLEAN. LADIES DRESS TRUNKS, (Successors to D, E. Irving, 411 Seventh street.) sone earns Seeey Domeerre cre sonny pene Pp a RIDING AND CARRIAGE WHIPS, 1 SADDLES, HARNESS, ae,,| 411 SEVENTH STREET, (Irving’s 0! tia) de2l-% a few doors below Odd Fellows’ Hall, ee & BON, CONFECTIONERS, _ Qe wor. Mth and F ate; JAMES 8. co. bet. 1th andizth sts. s oe * hie Cppeaite the Kirkvoud Houso, ECOND HAND LUMBER. SueEnTA creek, public in gencral ta their ange aid iene ¢ Udd Fellows’ Hall, | well hemor a independ LUMBER eho want such sual! Cakes Ditka, ‘Auction, consist: fect ao vey Mave ie largest and choteest woth eu ing Fea scasmung, Tess b> Bonga perp one SE TIEEEE ap — ree ‘where you can OCERS, ATTENTION! . Giveusa * W.GRUPE & SON, ser UN Sate OS ak eee | aemnar bet. 1th and iath Stas bouton, vee nek stour Branch Yama Seema Mn MEAT. . W. BURCHELL = Mth. ae fr SKA‘ . SLEIGH BRO’ NEW HARDWARE AND VAKL Stn an ara oa pee IN BONENIAN GLASSWARE: VAS! BOUQUET: HOLpARS INE SETS, A large assortment of es ae COLOGNE SETS, ac. IN LAVA WABE: SMOKE SETS, -BOXES, i TOBACCO-BOXES, | 4, CARD-BASRETS” ee = STANDS, &c. IN FRENCH CHINA: RS, wits we QORFEN SUES PS END SaUox VASES, TEASETS, and pINNER-SETS, 14 WHITE AND GILT. " “SETS, PANOY EDGE TEAST Tse a-TETE SETS, &c. IN PLATED WARE. cE ‘CHERS, = ree AND TABLE SPOONS, FORKS, ‘cas’ © sees SHES. UTTER DUNLE BELLS, &c. IN CUTLERY: BOGBRS’ IVORY HANDLE KNIVES, ALso, RUBBER HANDLE KNIVES, &c. IN FANCY GERMAN WOODEN WARE TABLE MATS. KNIFE Boxes BRACKETS. MATCH 8. sagt Es, WATCH HOLDERS, & AS /ROCK ERY BE. Ho PING ARTI- +9 18 OW very complete; of the best class, LOWEST PRICES!! An inspection of Stock and prices incurs no obli- gation to purchase. CHLIAS. ULLRICH, Jr., No. 493% NINTH STREET, BETWEEN D AND E STREETS. Fe GROMORLIERERY EREROn CHARGE Looxovt FOR THE HOLIDAY DAYs. ine and large assortment of HOLIDAY PRESENTS, consisting of— FAMILY. PIBLre:, POCKET BIBL| WRITING DESKS, FINE EL USTRATED BOOKS. aor Boot PHOTOGEA PH “ALBUMS, POCKET BOOKS, rota are Myron of FANCY GOODS. Selling very CHEAP. ‘and examine f. for yourself. At J.C. PARKER'S ‘ORE, BOOK AND STATIONERY ST one de 20-tf Cornse ith and F Btreci Geerart BAL E<¢ A SACRIFICE or Gloves jas Scarfs Office Jackets feck Tieg t Hi White Shirts Neck Handkerehie. Traveling Bags Staley Scarfs Trav: Blankets = ry ‘ases. ALL NEW AND OF LATE IMPORTATIONS, MAKE HANDSOME PRESENTS, AND MUST BE SOLD. MeLAUGHLIN’S GENT’S FUBNISHING STORE, 280 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, de1s-6¢* next to Galt’s Jewelry Store. NOTICE. ‘Those who desire handsome goods for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, ‘Will find it to their edvantage to make an early se- ASSORTMENT 1S COMPLETE, CONSISTING OF ELEGANT JEWELRY, WATCHES, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. FANCY GOODS, CLOCKS, BRONZES, OPERA-GLASSES, &c. M. W. GALT & BRO., JEWELEKS, 4e96t —: 980 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE v Goons, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Th great variety, at ! J. W. BOTELER & BRO.’S HOUSEFUBNISHING STORE, 320 Pennsylvania avneus. J. 8S. TOMLINSON, BOOKSTORE ° FANCY STATIONERY BAZAAR, AND Boks BeCuL ties, NEW USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL DEPOT OF HOLD, Fos ae akin N.W. PUMGocaer ip aa § SEVENTH STREE 'M STREET. 586 APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY PRESENTS, AND ADAPTED TO ALL sEasons. r haptsomely Framed P = THO), ycRAVINGS, 5 SWISS CARVED WALL POORETY os a. TOY HYGROMETOMES, &c. ALSO, Pam NG Ow seecroee FRAMES, ASSELS. PICTURE CORD AND TASS G3 AND NAILS. eer nanos jetioa Please remember name and number— J. MARKRITER, 486 SEVENTH STREET, @o6-Im" Between D and E sts. BOUKS. a fullassortment, in elegaut bindings Loox OUT FOB THE HOLIDAYS WRITING PESskKs, In Leather, Ros¢wood, Mahogany, and Oak. CHR. RUPPERT, KRISS KRINGLE HEADQUARTERS, No, 622 SEVENTH STREET, between D and B, PORTFOLIOS. Of all sizes and prices. INKSTANDS. Importer of all kinds of 1a Bronge and Wood, very handsome. FRENCH, ENGLISH AND oan FANCY GUODS AND TOY: DIARIES 1570. ‘Adapted for FINE BACK GAMMON BOARDS, Of Wood, Moroces, apd Cloth. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. PHOTOGRAPH ALBU RU. | Line eae friends, and hismany erpailis general generally. that he pag dering wich ton ng nick tone ats te he Sales ‘Salvo FRENCH, LANGRAN & OGILVIE, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEW NUMBER 909, Practical Engravers, Lithographers and Printors, 243 PENA. AVENUE, ‘NEW NUMBER 1230, de Wt WASHINGTON, D_c, oe FOR THE HOLIDAYS. FANCY AND cahsetom Goops, CRYSTAL AND ALABASTER CRENAMENTS, TOYS, &c., &c., selected in ‘Switzerland, and. other places om ‘are of. the ‘most ap- in Hoe Pork ot ihe it ommsene ies HARRIE AND ‘OPER Ts stock in the District. be by prt ph Mabog- BOBEMIAN VASES and ORNAMENTS, ORES MA GLASSES. mn be wh ond ioeere noe, anes OF BOOKS, ac. MUSICAL SKGAT STANDS, 7” paaagagecee _ FRENCH PEEFUMERY? of all kinds, PORTMONATES, acute OLIDAY PRESENTS. woe H BASKET AND WORK STANDS, LS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, PO nTaSR o", rsha yy OF AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND WATCHES. LEONTINE NECK AND VEST CHAINS. GENEVA ‘pense, the ahs cece of my establishment intos | FINE SETS BREASTPIN AND EAR BRINGS. , Siore-room.. ‘The new room is entered by way of an _ open stairway leading from the store-room in the | FINGER RINGS, BRACELETS. CUFF BUTTONS, STUDS, &e., &, Ladies contem holding fairs would do well to cxamine my Seiece putancing cieowkere, FANCY AND PLAIN SOLID SILVER WARE. who wish to svoid the Vv PLATED WARE, Erc. Those x Jaree Sra SILVER r make iections early, 80 eh. os ‘de Sant — SAMUEL LEWIS, FANCY GOODS 260 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, a074J1 WASHINGTON, D.C. SUITABLE FOR F OB A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENT 4 FINE PICTURE IS VERY APPROPKIATE OLIDAY PRESENTS also a Beautiful ARTICLES Fol MHKUMOUS may be found Storm in the Rocky Mountains,”°after: Bierstaat.” at “Indian a after": Bieretaaes “ Se ~ taghgbogetifal pale, cnt She Peery ae : agar eay ee acts radiate, Park Har, C.W. Cox, Forrest. ao, 4 MARKET SPACE, ‘of dorenti, ‘of which of FRAMES. ou) &e HOLIDAY Gouops. Fo ‘THE ROL.WDAT - Eason, We would call attention to our stock #f STANDARD AND ILLUSTRATED WoREs, Embracing all the Novel ies of the Season ‘Large and Blegant Assortment of ENGLISH BOOKS IN FINE BINDINGS CHILDRENS BOOKS, The largest and best Assorted stook ever offered for sale in Washington. FAMILY BIBLES, SMALL BIBLES. rraree CORNER Stu STREET. xk. z. MAYS BUILDING, de 13-12¢ Seventh and E streets, W430 niqvons. JUST RECEIVED, a oo 4 ADDITION TO OUR AL- —/ MEM LETE STOCK EGAN & BROTHER, Southwest corner ef E and Ninth-«treets, have a A FULL LINE store a full supply of the best * CALIFORNIA WINES BEAL LACE SETS from............83.50 to $50 LINEN EMBD SETS.......... + of wi keep a supply on hand and for sale, 0: of on dranght- The trade supplied at rk prices, freight addi EMBD LINEN HDEES..w...-81 to 910 au ~pe) KER. cineou and HANNIS PURE OLD BEAL LACE COLLARS of every description and Variety EEOUD...sseeeeeennseneessseeseerseensaarerns DOC to $30 FANCY BIBBONS for bows, FANCY AND PLAIN SASH BIBBONS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. KID, CLOTH, AND D@ESKIN GLOVES. BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS. Second door from 13th street, just « i LADIES’ and, pressls for the Holiday. = FOR GENTLEMEN. “y itterns in MATS. Soups BLvEn” Aap NEW STYLE HATs. 4N UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT OF FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, _ ‘with our usual assortment of every descrip- APS, IVORY-HEADED del3 Sw UBGANS AND MELODEONS. BE £ COS AND WM. eCAinbs"8 PIANOS NE’ 3 CRS SP APSE PRESEN. Niet “Tn ©. REICHENBACA. FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, ae., Tiegh eteon ‘as the same Goods can SSeS Sas Davis’, New IMPROVED STEWAK{ COOKING STOVES ‘hich seven more than halt the Geel. AFULL SUPPLY ON HAND BY THE AGENT, PENNSYLVA Ul acls-tf between uae, FOR THE HOLIDAYS. del-Im CORNER EIGHTH SPREET. OR THE SEASON JAPANESE soe aah old"