Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1871, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | DOUBLE SHEET. YES.......Editor. Largest Circulation in the Distriet Reading Matter on Every Page. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAT.........December 23, 1871. No Paper on Monday. As Monday ie s legal holiday, and for the pur- pose of giving all connected with Tas Evaniso S¥ak establishment an opportunity of partici- pating in the festivities of Christmas, no paper ‘will be issued from this office on Monday. Of course it is difficult if not impossible to make up for the omission of a single issue of a live news- paper, but the deficiency thus caused is made good, as far as it is possible to make it, by the ex- traordinary quantity of interesting reading mat- ter furnished in to-day’sedition. In this respect the readers of no paper in tire world are so well served as those of Tux Star. iene The Market Company have done a brutal and serseless thing in driving the countrymen from the open spaces near the market up to the bleak ont of the way place near 10th street bridge. It is doubtful if the act authorizing the city to | occupy the ground near the 1th street bridge for a market for the countrymen empowers the Market Company to drive them up there; and | certainly they cannot do so until some accom- modations have been sapplied there, and the ground made fit for the purposes desig- nated. But granting that the company have the power, it was a most extraordinary and indefensible deed, to enforce that powor at this inclement season, driving the countrymen nto a cold, inaccessible place, where there were 0 customers, and enabling the hucksters at the | market to put up their own prices. The coun- | trymen are natarally indignant at their treat- ment, and some of them who have attended | Center market for many years declare that this | a is the last time they will come to this city,or | certainly to the vicinity of this market. In | other cities it is considered a wise thing to encourage countrymen to bring in their produce. — We imagine that the Hon. Reverdy Johnson, | one of the counsel for the kukInux prisoners now on trial at Columbia, South Carolina, will not be of much service to his clients, if he talks to i the jury as he is reported to have done on Sat- | urday last im the trial of Robert Hayes Mitchell, whe has been convicted of aiding in the murder of a colored man named Jim Williams. His colleague, ex-Attorney General Stanbury, ar- gued justification, and went so far as to say that if “I had lived im Tarr connty, I wow'd have joined the first squad to go and arrest Jim Wil- fiams.”” He went still farther, and addressing the jury, composed in part of colored men, said, “1 tell you, colored men, that if you undertake to make one step beyond the white man your doom is sealed.” Mr. Johnson, who fullowed for the defence, took a different line of argu- ment. He thanked € hat slavery is ended, and trusted in heaven it would never again be fermitted anywhere in the civilized world. In referring to the outrages proved on the trial, he said “he had listened with unmixed horror to the outrages that had been proved—they were inhuman—not to be palliated or excused, and they show that the parties engaged in them were fiends, insensible to the laws of God and humanity.” Admitting the facts as proved on the trial, Mr. Jobnson then went on to argue that no conspiracy had existed according to law, amd that therefore his clients could not be held amenable. Those who engaged Mr. Johnson evidently believed that he-would sink the hon- est man and patriot in the pettifogger, but the result showed that they were mistaken in their estimate of his heesmgecl CROSBY 5B. How many little children. in Washington will have to go without a Christmas present this year beeause their parents have squandered the money needed for that purpose at the swindling lottery concern which has been in fall blast op | posite Tat STAR office for a week past’? Hun- dreds of them, no doubt. If only those persons patronized it who can affordto lose their money, the effeet would not be so bad in one sense, though of courss the moral objection woald re. | main just the same; bat @ very large majority of its customers are those who absolutely need the money to buy bread or shoes and stockings for their children. For nearly every dollar spent there some little one must go hungry; and yet, the public will be surprised to learn, no ay has been found by our authorities to close it up! After the sharpers who run the coacern have cleared out the town we suppose some | means will be devised to make them stop their unlawful traffic, just as people lock their stable Aftet the horse is stolen. -<ee- Mr. Peter B. Sweeney, the illustrious member of the Tammany ring for whom the officers of the law have been looking for some time past, | telegraphs from Toronto that he has not run Away. but is merely staying there on account of | Lis health. As the mercury has been standing shout 20 degrees below zero in the neighborhood of Toronto for several days, the inference is ir- resistible that New York is too hot for him. —— +2ee-—___ Le Baltimore Sun says it seeks “to be leyal only to trath and decency.” All right; but it must exercise due diligence in seeking the truth. It does not seem to have found out yet that the war is over. ‘The rain ts spoiling the sleighing that has | mace the Avenue solively. It is sad! Jrver Beni ERATED.—The — sry im New York, after a full investi tally exonerate Judge Bedtordof the charge o of | defrawling the city of ae, 000, as charged | against b - UNION TOWN—B: PUSK NEY will deli es ada berecpealeg ef een » MORROW (Sunday) ar. ek. There is aclass to bs mn. att THE DASHAWAYS Societ wot TO MORROW 1S EVEN Ndi at ‘“mperance Hall, on E «treet. m %h and 10th cots. at 7 o clock. © jit address the meeting Free to all. Able speakers B - are cordially invited to THERE WILL BE A CONCERT AN fe BIBITION at WESLEY carey IN. commer Sh _and S streets, TUESDAY EVENING, Dee 2 Il commenrine' ar otlek, Chitdren ‘ender 13 z SPECTC L ae —K a Ser TIA LODGB, No @ bere are earnest: togalar ecting THIS preeentatives to the importance will be fi nand eA 85 COR KLEIN, B. 8. pro 1HE LAD) street. pt tet = fake oF ree CAPITAL ginxx DAUCHTER cue gay noe Be AMEBICAN AND EUROPEAN HOW, BENTLY SAYED HIS OHRISTMAS FiGUTS OF 6: a No. ate wen) DING win i bOAED OF PUBLIC BOOK BEV? ST gr Aa zat POBtEr. Fine MS, SOCIAL G &c., &e., wee CHBISTMAS NUMBER oF THE SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE ‘Will be Incomparably Brillinat TO-MORROW. Sparkling with Grictons Literary Gems, incl Christmas Eve One Term, Mase ot Obes. My Alberts One’ Absent Christmas Carol, School SUNDAY GAZEPTR WILL BE wine CIKOULATED TO-MORROW | DON T FsIL TO READ THE CHRIS Mas GAZETTE TO-MOKROW"’ = S7_IT WILL PAY TO ADVERTISE ALL KIsDs OF HOLIDAY GIFTSIN THE GAZETTE 10 MOKEOW Re ig RECEIVED _— aWRUNE TD) ) O'CLOCK TO BIGHT. mu DIST £iCT OF COLUMBIA, CouNtTY of WastineTon, s. it known that on the 20th day of Decembe: ieformation was brought to me tl PRERT had did suddenly stances at her Mrs. Jona’ ious ci ; ames erea meres, iy thet Pe rtion of tbe District known as the county. This irfurmation was laid betore the United Tes: Aitorney for toe L istrict of Columbia, who ad an investigation by the Coroner. ad been fixed at an Leerring that the:funerat hi carly heur on the 2ist instant, I directed the under ‘akere, Mesure "i Marr.to deposit the body metery and commit it to the custody of the Superintendent, Mr. Clenionin, subject tomy Proceeding to inquire into the cause of death, and being unable to satisfy myself otherwise, om account of tht many conflicting rumors in regard totiecare, &. post ‘mortem examin oii the'nervices of Br Fr Bnvtigan ware ob obsalned fe vr that purpose. We visited oe ears -areful ion o all the i detailed Careful exambun oreane—e sateen et Yulch will be found’ in ‘the eatjined ™ Given under mj band and seal, thie 2% day of De- ie" Signed) W.W. POTTER, Coroner, (s1:a1..1 CARD. THE OASE OF MES. RUPPERT. As it is hardly sufficient satisfaction for Mr. Bap- pert, bis family and numerous friends, to have him +xonerated ef the suspicion of @ foul crime by the published statement of the post mortem exami Of fhe Rody of Ble tate wife, the an f the deceased, pert. j thinks it his duty to cal atrocity and shee Reo by malicious persons against a bere! nd and bis six — ebildren—the sooneaat eo than a not true, as stated in the pay Ruppert was on the day of her death,(Moniay ) or = lo peseding ‘Sat in the market. On the con had ret been there for Sore than two ding her death. There : oti It fact to which we ‘a can porcng & ect = forward in the public re and atate- entato toisleal the public. Micrpe haps nmely to imjere ra. that Mra. together. Mr crave other unworthy motive, ietanre thee safeeling and cruel, and, I have no doubt, will be con: ere so by all honest -— — minded men. Ic is sim instice to's much abused mat, hie family and re 4 tives, that we have considered it ite duty to point out ence more the great wrong committed by bad and designing persons on such a serrowful occesion he unexpected and sudden death of « wife and ther. A NTION OF THE PUBL ook of nem ATANDA BD 8 for the Hol 1CHARD ROBERTS. (pr orcs TO FOLICY HOLDERS. Orrick oF THe Mctvat big | Ix Wasnt "Wasutxotox, D. C.,i8th Dec.. Cree as, Cpt TE NURSES—PROF J.H.THOM PSOn B.F A. ASHFORD ww gga Fc imged Lectu.es ahaypag rs Hos- on, PERSONS = Fey TL SETEING T To ed by send cab pontine th ihe — rooney J. ee General. ISGING SCHOOL.—Mr. J. 0. BROWN will Saseen meee eae: Biocconpee to cqnint wee lusoas ‘Terms: 92 itlemen: $1 for 433-3t ‘30 TURKEYS TO BE BAFFLED TO-NIGHT, at § o'clock, STAR MARKET, Corner G and 1th streets, northwest. 1 | Ga REDUCTION IN PRICES at A. STRAUS’, POPULAR CLOTHING HOU 2011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 1th and Ith streets, N. W., IN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK. OVERCOATS. bt ovanpoare for. 15 do. 12 do. 10 do. $23 BUSINESS SUITS OF. = a GLENGABYS, 10, 12 15, ayn @ DOUBLE BREASTED — coats YOUTHS’ SUITS at 19 BOYS’ SUITS from $4 to 98. 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Botween 10th aad lth streets. HOLIDAY GOODS. Jt8t THE THING FOR A CHRIST. | pet, SAtor ont aes Ctrorg or he ISTMA DBX a8 0s ®. Fearn ware AaDE iC) Sharer tooo an oy aod the test. BOGAN & WYLIE, oma 1018 and 1020 7th street. Cc IN THE DEPARTMENTS WHO WISH = TO SPEND THEIR MONEY JUDICIOUSLY SHOULD EXAMINE OUR FINE PLATED WARS, Our ne are of latest designe, of fins quality, low prices. ie WEBB & BEVERIDGE, az2-1* Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street. He=tear Goons. GEORGE P. GOrr, BEALER IN HARDWARE, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. ADD NOTIONS. a7 TOE GREATEST VARI(BTY OF BASKETS IN THE CITY. BRUSHES OF EVERY D¥SCRIPTi CABB BOXES, CASH BOXES, FISHING TACKLE LUNCH BASKETS, CLOTHES BASKETS, HARDWABE, HAMPERS. BREAD BOX KS, DEED BOXHS, POWDER, SILOT AND CAPs. TINWARE IN GREAT VARIETY, &e. NO. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK, Betwees Teotm ano Ecevesta Stace (Woodward's Building ) 421-3 %, san. OF THE BIG UVENILE KS.—A splendid KET. iteblef children of of all riment; w je for RICHARD DB. MOBUN & Cc 1015 Pennsylvania avenue. MILK! MILK? YE ysceive to-day per Washi P gallons MILK, frm may eeu mln cue na F eauier counties, Vi on te terms. Al: CREAM. im quantities to sui py — Fay Pom are K FANTLIFE—The in importance of young chidren has a the attenti i ee for mony years, ond Dr. Barker, the well: yaician. has eertified to the o great value m8 of the Food pre; alt Savory & M ihe Chemiate t0 the a aoa oa of alone has cai be Ey the Ee reriocs ds Ibi. ie aeigh has re naa ce - Ie boat teed Leal f proj Prope fd a F toes. OF 5-20 aus ‘Treaster as RIMENT, December 2, By virtue of the enthontt given by am act of Gun proved Jul ye ie entitled ~ An act, 88 gree here *) Sea eae tic, ithe |, known ‘reasury as Five twent: | kid (3s | HOLIDAY GOODS. xsw HOLIDAY } xt PRESENTS ar MARKRITER’S. Also, a Fall Line of WINDOW fHADES, PIO TURE FRAMES CORDS. TASSELS ac, casera arot eaten Ta Pee Tth street, between Beret 139. | H. & 0. BH. MORRISON, =i 475 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Iso Hee SILRS: fe i i] larly ch gah hace SERGE Lah BLT, particnl cheap. Would call the attention of ikeir patrons arid the public to their assortment of | HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS, ' FOR THE SEASON OF 1871-72. STANDARD WOBKS, by tho best authors, in fino pindings. 4 tangs ctock f cheap TOY BOOKS, SOYERILE ‘3 = | KS, GAMES of various kins. | Seeage Sopa PRAYER BOOKS of every stylo CHINA cca} PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, apiaeee ce Be Gua CONFECTIONERY CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION. FINE CREME, COMP ROTORS, FANCY Tvys, : RY ALBERS, 1015 Nth ane a. K and emt Meanie A EXPO UNIVER- DELLE ve 1861 po pom of HATE GOO Saeed of ne) teat miyice, uitable befound a SPHILIERT'S, U“liday site ablishment bsing the only one eapeci devoted te to the hair tape ong and having the ron age, ofthe fie of the ety gan therfore rat goods cheaper than any store or “Bazaar Lidice OWN HATE m fer a BA: i ita aiteen bal fale, to order. oT PHILIPPI. -6t* 719 Market Space, bet. 7th and 8h sts. USEFUL HOLIDAY ¥ PRESENTS. SEguearae. Bo SETS, ass D INNES. SETS. S1VeRS. Tan CAK! SKETS. aD fee BUTTER DISHES, ‘WEBB 3 & “BEVERIDGE, d-6¢ Odd Fellows’ Ball. Eo THE HOLIDAYS, A New Buy Supply of RAISINS, FIGS, DATES, GRAPES, PRUNES, PRESERVES, JELLIES, FRENCH CANDIES, CITRON, NUTS OF ey KINDS, Together with a geueral supply of CROOCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS, &c., AT H. EGAN’S, - a Lap ea eon STREETS, Under Liberty Hail. N ae Bory Fy) And many other STRATED BOOKS FOR CHBIST- | MAS AND HOLIDAY GIFTs, | ar } - SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE. | 25 'VENILE BOOKS Inevery varicty BOPEAN BOOKS. ciegauily bound. WRITING DESKS." pone EPISCOPAL AND CATHOLIC PRATER BOOKS | | REAUTIEUL PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Y PAPERTERIES LIBRARY IN&STANDS. Ry DARDS, ARIES FOR 1873 in every varity; Patent Backe from 25 cents to $5. | ji CALBUABET BLOCKS and popular GAMES for | on APER and ENVELOPES ready Initiated, plain oRLANE "HOOKS an and STATIONERY of every description f aiLiaNcTO ws BOOKSTOR! atrect and Penns. svenne. A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! | FORA CHRISTMAS PRESENT BUY AN OVERCOAT, A SUIT OF STYLISH CLOTHING, A YOUTH'S SUIT, 1 IT, etnies OB A BOY'S OVERCOAT, as NOW 18 THE GBAND OPPORTUNITY or GEITING MUCH CLOTHING FOR LITTLE MONEY. STOCK, ao {$16,000,000 fe he: See: 23i0, but inclusive, COLORS -: 2434 to No. 295%, * }1.QW0—No 11009 to Mo. 13150, Ho0o—Ne. Suto No. at . $1000.00 | SIZES. ofthe ecese Ba ery iced ia the ame is them bers as above) siztoen mils Sine 6 a dollars rex cgintered Bonde of mans Giattnct ‘eories, of the ret have boon previously called for ‘ isfane ao sya fou HADLE nuova EES, United States securitice forwarded for Sate | Mi decl8 CORNER OF Tr AND D STREETS. JOHN F. he 22-3" 1308 Pa. avenue, near st. ‘OW Is THE baie 3 TO DEPOSIT. All sums of @5 and over deposited in the FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS BANK this date, to include the second of January, Sera, will drew interest at oe SIX PER CENT. ‘iene co Pace New Building, month ofthe BR GOODS. Mit iF hi CLotnisas. ataphad DBAVERS ‘snd DOR. ee oe COTTON GOODS. COODS edayted to alt classes, tn every depart- ment. Prices marked in plain figures, and ‘‘ One Price - BOGAN @ WYLIE, 1018 and 1090 7th street. CASSTMERES. a rTFTE AND BARE. FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. N x ONZES, hae kas NA ‘Ota AN] IgA Plan DCRES, J. URIOS. N.W, n zien ov Baan decl8-cotw = ‘Deer EbbItt Hoste, ALPERT a HOLIDAY Thave ay ‘and select PP rcs: | = a heel er es @oops! HAASE 7 , * HOLIDAY GOODS. M=ze=s @ Brees, 417 SEVENTH STREET, Between D and E streets, DEALERS I IX¥PORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES, WINES, BRANDIES, WHISEEES, ETC. ARE NOW OFFERING 4 FINE STOCK OF CHRISTMAS GROCERIES. CONSISTING IN PART OF AVANA ORANG SualbiNby in whole, , aad ay B, for cook Fooking . ee: CONSERVE GINGER, a Figs, FEENGH PRUNES in wlast'a, jomatl ath Jt LIES, " . a LBE ee fetes NAFigs WALNUTS Corson &’: Boyd's Ao MEAT, BUTTE ER, cKWA LE AVESING FLOUR, YRUP. N.O. MOLASSES, Your BUTTEB. TE. NE“T QUALITY GUNPOWMDE! RIAL, - UOLORG ad ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA. Cc itches HA. OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, CEYLON o RIO € COveEE. Green and Fresh Roasted, FIS! it in barrels and kits; TONGUES and SUUNDS, HALIBUT FINS. BRANDIES, WHISKIES, ETC. JAMAICA RUM. Sera Damar ny 8 Co, fy BRANDING, ace Mt ood “OLD RESERVE” WHISKY SED anaes WHISKY, ire BAK ays Ghee WINE. (very fn ORT, and GALI FORNIA YINes. FANCY CRACKERS: CARRS, mer 17 2=7ear Goons. We would respectfully call the attention of our customers and the public generally to our large and well-selected stock of GOODS FOR THE HOLI- DAYS, among which we would name, in part— IMPERIAL LAYER RAISINS. LONDON LAYER RAISINS, in whole. half and ars, VALENCIA RAISINS. SULTANA RAISINS. CUBRANTS, FIGS. IMPERIAL PRUNES, in 1, 2 and 6 pounds. COOKING PRUNES and DRIED FRUIT, | WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very beau- tifal. WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in2-1b. and3-Ib. cans. GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French, TOMATOXS, in 2-1b. and 3-Ib. cans. TEXAS BEEF, a very nutritious article, HUCKINS’ PARKER HOUSE SOUPS. ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES. WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES, something new and beautiful. | FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinds. | LOBSTERS, in glass and tins. PRESERVED GINGER and CHOW-CHOW. PRESEBVES of all kinds, Gordon’s make. ALMONDS, WALN Nuon OANee FILBERTS. |\L NUTS, FRENCH CANDY. by 3s id sa a FIBE CRACKERS, &c., & ee ALso, FINE OLD JAMAICA BUM. SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY. Very superior OLD BRANDY. Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY GAFF'S CELEBRATED PUBE RYE WHISKY. T, ANGELICA, MUECAT, SHERRY ard PORT ADEILA WINES. =; Allthe popular brands of CHAMPAGNE WINES and a few casks fine old PALE SHERRY in the Custom House at Georgetown, thereby gusrantecing the purity of the Wine offered. FOR BALE LOW BY BROWNING & MIDDLETON, Ne. 614 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, declé-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. DEST WOLIDAY Girt, CONSTANT AND PERMANENT VALUE, n WEBSTER'S NEW ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARY, For Parent, Cuicp, Teacuxr, Pastor, Sold everywhere, in common and fine bi GET THE BEST. WEBSTER’S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY, 10,000 Words — Janine not im other Die- ne. 1546 Pages Quarto. Price $13. Whe ‘ish to ascertain exact definitions, I cppeuitfvand that isa a juite often.” — Vice Presiaent eset: douldione ination: Pecaramcation, a fund ‘the numerous 1 and an i1 faluable aid = = «Rael an invi on = day. can afford to without a cob Presigent ri Unie. North Neu cceasity for every intelligent family; student: Dictionary ? ATION AL D3 - WEBSTER N. mit ie ricron IAL DIC. ithe we re is fea is a really fem fem ae ete, penta NPlthed by Ona Or MERRIC A ra, eesti by all Booksellers. Fo THE HOLIDAYS. Full and Pp errie line Americ: BLUS! of Ei Lael 5 Frome os 1 ef Hair, ine Toilet and Brticien mate 8. cava. x =. Druggist. Penna. avenue, C----= aaa ‘al oF: FARE SUGAR CORN. Qand3Ib. cans. PB be Pea 2 and $ 1b. cans. gout BIA RIV) iB SALMON. o CI Lb A CH PEA‘ MUSHROONS. TRUFFLES, Just received and for sale by BRYAN BRO.'s, 608 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN Ll am -6t Opposite Metropolitan ean Hee ae” BUCK WHEAT, &e. exe PRIME NEW YORK 1008 ie bis. WHE TORK Nd WREAr, 10 bole: pty Arash Ww ORLE: is MO- a Just received and for sale by Pe yt! BRO'S., ba ns ne BAIBING, finest cooking, 16 cents per Ib. LONDON LAYER AND MUSCATEL RAISINS. SWEET CIDER, CRANBERRIES. MALAGA GRAPES. GORDON JELLIES, JAMS, AND PRESERVES. ATMORE’S MINCE MEAT, 15 conte per Ib. CASSABD’S SUGAR-CURED HAMS, 16 cents per Ib. Fg pe COFFEE SUGAR, 12% cents GROCERS, MASONIC TEMPLE, CORNER NINTH AND F STREETS. WE UAYE REDUCED PRICES @nour stock of Luxuries and Staple Goods for the Holiday. and RAISI? L. RAISINS... "E Tavern do. CITRON. BEST LEGHORN CITRON. CURRANTS. NEW 7ANTEE CUBRBRANTS. 10s NUTS. SORT SHELLED ALMONDS, large re ‘ao. Imited. WALMOTS\ large lt, sivery fae. Urs, ae. NUTS, de: CRE rca FIGS AND DATES. HRW DATES. cheep. IGS in G3 in fat be ‘boxes (layers) GS in round cartoons, fancy labels: SAUCES, PICKLES, &c., &c. UREN OLIVES, best brands, OLIV Barton & Guestier's and other brands, ATEUP, Cro & Blackwell's cae ce @. G 5 PICCALILLI do. MIXED PIUKLES imquart, half gallon and gallon ars. RENC ome choice, only t bottle. Mace en ene ar STR Pah CHM re i INDIA CU CURRIE POWDER. PEAK, : BISCUIT. | OB. ae popular prices. FER are ¥ Nic as ™ Hy HILL, SUGAR WAFER, | “sacs, ALBERT BISCUIT. MACKENZIE & MACKENZIE’. MIDDLEMASS. PEERS ATER, | Hot es DAIRY, ') Prices reasonable. SAP SAGO, ) CANNED GOODS, ETC., ETC., ETC. TEAS. (A SPECIALTY.) SIXTEEN GRADES, AT LOWEST PRICES. Weck offering some of the chotcest qvods in this tine thas tan be towed ta tals meriee™ COFFEES. OLD Go IMENT JAVA—the best to bo had YA COFFEE cheaper grade, 2 Plantation Java. ® BRACAIBO—none bet Lacvayma— 1 We atshave th above goods roamed fresh every dey, ait ip the very best manuer, CHOCOLATES. BAEER’ 3 Bl ikcems arpa SBocoLars Le lee 2 v Be ae ieee —— Its hardly worth while to mention: b hry) Cte Floar,, S27 CALL AND SEB! ELPHONZ® YOUNGS 4 Co., GROCERS, UNDER MASONIC TLMPSE. FREAN & CO'S LONDON } en Flour, HOLIDAY GOODs. CHB. RUPPERT, KRISS ERINGLE HEADQUARTERS, No. 403 SEVENTH STREET, Berw. D axe B, IMPORTER OF ALt EMNDs OF GERMAN, FRENCH AND EYGLISH FANCY GOODS AND TOYS! ADAPTED FoR Christmas and New Year's Presents. | | | i | | | MR. RUPPERT takes ercat pleasnre in informing Die ag le OS public ip eral wade BT ceived, through his te Germany wrd Franos, ihe largest and beat seivcted amortment of FANOT on foods have been selected in Paris, Vienne, Bonin yl eetiand. andother places o@ | Com and are of the most PLOW and Kind, wRich 1 tan Qtapone af ates to ~ tere as can be ‘had te New York and other of! in Consequence of having purchased direct tr am menofectarcrs ‘Among the goods we enussereen: in Pear! cach Perfumery of aif kings, Portomonnaies. Card Cases, Writing Deeks, Dolls of every description. Blerping Dalle. sed Fe Pabe and Mi Mamma Delis, Hock, Spring aod Hetty Propellers and ¢lvighs, Wagons and Whoeetbarrows, Ladies contemplating holding Pairs wonid do walt to examine my stock fore purchasing ‘Those who with to avoid the attendant at Yor rar approach of the Helltaps should make their selections early,so as towvoid rash. decks te Dressing Once, ork Boace aud Werk Stands, oreo, REAT CLOSING-OUT SALE or WINTER CARPETS! WINTER CARPETS WINTER CARPETS!! AT REDUCED RATES! Will now commence, and continue trem day te day ‘Sntil the FIRST OF JANUABY, | ar i WOLFORD 4 SHILBERG'S POPULAK ESTABLISHMENT ON THE ISLAND. attention is And =pec Lied to the weil stocked shelves of the DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT, Which are Saved. at the {Mowing low prices DRES® GOODS, 2 unto ct sia 0 Gad Pack P 81 cialt; Spine BLACK PACAS. #80 elias W B Al si he. Ai A | RIPE! | ACK VELVE Hens. e at af j RES, always on band and | Sgures. | HOLIDAY PRESENTS j | — WOOL BLANKETS @. shades COLORED To sur Le wg abd Square Hatt Pd Sw VK heavy stock DOMESTICS Peasy A womak, ~ caTip Te save money, do not — tocall at the 437 74) = th strat, oateren ocl6-3m sini is Nie .HILP @ sOLomeNS MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF | HOLIDAY BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES Is BOW READY | j BEAUTIFULLY norse. Ane ILLUSTRATED of the i Shek. gina Sapouge, SPS) ‘Gena a py } Bot san of agli Footy Hs Hom Sow ofthe eaters for thie are the works of thy most noted can authurs and er iists. BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS | In pearly ope hundred different styles «f binding, ie uil Russia leather, morocco, calf, velvet aud ivory, THE STANDARD POETS ik numerous editions and various stries.< and the Irving, Rewtborne, Taylor, in roots wtlibrery Dink! j 4 cuanmive ee BOOKS. The st: embraces te tbe tiae iter Foo! To ‘Tv SOMETHING CAN ayer ND SUIT aN The stock i Rotter adapted to the wants of purche- than ever ers ce. ee. DbOOKSELI ERS AND 5. 315 911 PENNSYL' ty ave _oxcates FOR THE HOLIDAYS! wm. of CHOICE * aa cate CK nate PATE DE FOIES GRAS, PETITE POTS, (extra fine,) €HAMPIGNONS. ( Briants & Meroter's,) CHAMPIGNONS DE COUCHES, METTWURST. i. W. BUBCHELL, _declé-tw F street, near Bbbitt House. ATIONAL MEWS COMPARY, Pennsylvania ave., between Sd and 4% streets.