Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1872, Page 4

EGLIEAY GCoDs. Where to Parchase Them. TeESDAY - LOCAL NEWS. Amasements, &e., To-nighi Naiioncs Theater —Boucicaalt’s drama “After | Dark.” = | Oar first-class business honses all show + evidence of the near approach of the festive season. The rarest products in the fine and in- { dustrial arts are displayed in great pro- fusion inthe shop windows, and there seems to de ue lack of purchasers where the proprietors - | ake use of the columns of Taz Srar tolet | the public know what they have for sale. In this cofumm we shal! continue from day to day, as new adve appear, to direct our ——- Teaders where to for Holiday goods. Condensed Locals. The Fen Se must yng Loa i it we wi net appear oe coal very low. See adver- ce eo ae M ‘There bar been some capital skating at the ‘Warhingtor Skating Park since the tate freez The many friends of Mr. A. S. Selemon: will be glad te know that he is quite recovered trom bin hich table for a cy eaten which Is suitable for a gen From the school boys’ suit of homespun to the “rashionable’s fall dress sult, all many be ap- propriately clothed at their large store at the corner of 7thand D streets. To combine the useful with the ornamental, and make a gift that will be entirely anexcep- late iMess. The gallows recently used in the jail bon ie for the execution of Jenkins, Woofs and Joh ison was yesterday taken to pieces and carefaliy sore’ for future uze. i be arather difficult un- The general execttive committee of the Dis- 5 » is tht to a f ee trict, inted by (he Governer (o take charge | Certaking; bat when ove hasseen Sit. vaaneno’ Of the ceremonies on the occasion of the tees show windows, 312 7th street, = ae tration, are bard at wort. ing la. vanishes ‘here like ’ mist. Silverberg! Christmas ring in the name iteelf, haudsome presents, and any one who looks over his gorgeous stock of toys and usefal articles without finding something to suit, both as to Price and novelty, t# hard to please. Go there and look at that metal Christmas tree, lit up by gs, in /-\s window, the only one of the kind in the United States, Everybody as is any lunches at Frevwp’s, yet he will find room tor ladies and gen'lemen who have to do their own shopping, and for a cup of hot chocolate or coftes and arrangi ‘Mise Jenny Busk has entered asuit mgainst he Philharmonic Society for $117 claimed to be due as eompensation for her services at @ ate concert. ‘To-day the following note was recetved by an efficer of the Police Court: “I am the council for Jerry——when it is caled send for me beap it as long as you can.” Mr. J. Carberry Lay, who has since the organization o. the board of public works acted ae chief clerk to the District Auditor, Mr. B. N. Meeds, was yesterday appointed Auditor in cekes there is no place like Freand’s. For a "Brun tvania arse Gat O¢ che Capito han | Neihing patty or any docrigtion ef eier‘si Ret been barricaded on account of the small- | Ment this is the place to get your cakes and 6x, as staied by sensational paragraphiats, nor | Confectionery. A most acceptable present to make your wife or friend is a set of decorated China ware. Waes & Beverines, under Odd Fellows’ hal!, haye another invoice of this sor: ef goods; also, cut glass and fine plated ware, French bronzes —_ —— goods. Go early for them, as they sel! quick. To make a good square meal, cheese is wanted on the table; and what makes a mere palatable sandwich that good bread and cheese? For school lunches for children there is nothing so bandy nor yet so whelesome to take along in their satchels. There are many kinds made, bot N. W. Buecaagct, 1332 F street, has them all, both domestic and im) Both men and women o! injure themselves by the manner in which they dress themselves in changeable weather, even when they have sufficient clothing. To avoid the bad effects of ve the trustees of the schools of the 34 district i the schools om account t Square, was entere:’ Saturday evening. andsome valuable clothing carried oft. It is about time the police ‘were arresting some fellow with a lot of over- coats, etc., thrown across his arm. ‘The members of the boardot health yesterday ®ppcared betore the House mittee On appro- priations in reference te a peropriation for the deficiency to supply the board until the end of the fiscal year in July next. The members ot the board explained the unusual expsnse Becessariiy incurred in the removal ot Bight soll. In vaccination, &c., aud it is understood that the committee are inclined to grant their nest. changeable weather nothing is so safe and at the — same time comfortable and showy as a good set | Staust Paorsnrr Own- | of furs. This ts really m durable and asctat snesting of owners of property on 4 present to make any one. STINEMBTZ, 1237 street was held last night at Fetfarth’s hall, fs Pennsyivania avenue, aya supplies the take into consideration the amount charged ‘by |] District, and he is to do it the Board of public works for impro ments on | freer wi in there and look at this street. The meeting was org: b; 4 calling F. A. Boswell, eon, to the chair, who |! With a the fancy dishes and sweetmeats for said if the object of the meeting was to fight the gthe holidays, we can’t get along without some board of public works he was not with them. | nice Epiatees. and Jersey peach blows are the He knew nothing of the rule of measurement |!best Kind. Hotwzs & Brora, corner of ist forimprovements. He had been informed that |#?¢ E streets northwest, have just received a intersections of streets and church property {cargo of prime ones direct from Jerssy. were fo be taxed to the property holders aceor. | Give your daughter a Piano, old gentleman, ing to the decision of attorney for the district. | @%d do not squeeze your dollars so closely; she Mr. Mattingly asked if Mr. Cook hal decided | Will soon rouse the milk of human kindness in on $10 per foot, would the chairman consider it | Four soul if you have got anv. If you don't right? He wanted to know where the right | like so lively music, get one of Mason & Hum- came from to assess the poople’s property. at | lin’s cabinet organs for her; you'll never make $5.55 per foot when it was only worth <i per toot. | & bettér investment for her. W.G. Metzeeorr The chairman replied “No,” to the fret ques. | & Co., the old music dealers, will give you all tion, and said that if he had been the judge of | the nece-sary information, and while in there the court betore whom this question of ng | Show sour wife and daughter throagh their ehorches and intersections of streets had been | *tock of musical merchandise and treat them to argued he would hare odthatitshould be | *emething. “Prices low and goods as repre- paid out of the general fund sented,” Is an old maxim of these gentlemen. Mr. Mattingly moved that a committee be ap- | | Temperance in all things is commendable; Pointed to walt on the board of public works | but it's no use talking, egg nogg and Christmas and getan itemized a ats. | 0 together, and a little wine and good wh:sky Mobeni cutee “5 | ip the bouse, in case any one gets sick from | overeating during the holidays, is good to have; | and since people must have some, let them go | where they can get the pure article. Hatt & | Hume keep it. The great place for fancy groceries best suited for the searon is at Bryan Brorusas, Pennsylvania avenue, where imported’ and domestic fruits, nuts, &c., of every variety known to this market, can be had at low price: | Gordon’s preserves and jellies, of great vari-t all kinds of sauces; Englist and French pick! | Crosse & Blackweil’s chow chow, in quarts and | Pints; Jobn Bull sauce, anchovy sauce, catenps, robaseo pepper sauce, traffies; and, in fact, anything wanted to make up good things tor Christmas can be had at this store. G.F. Scnaven, merchant tailor, 1111 Penn- iv . Take vour wife and daughters on ‘ton, who say the board cannot unless the property -holders . He intended to contest this question to the bitterest end. The property- holders on 7th street are in coart, and intended tos there until a thorough investigation Heclaimed that the citizens had not the be charged for cross streets and charch After some further debate the mo- r. Mattingly was adopted, and Messrs. R. A. Bacon, W. Herf: -and C. ©. Dickson Were anpomnted and directed to obtain the item- ized bill on R. A. Bacon's property. | o—— | SxaL1-Pox.—Since our last report the fol- | Jowing new cases of email-pox have been Teporte! to the boardot health: Stephen Powell (colored), No. 253 Adams Express alley (semi to | *ylvaniaavenue, can set you up in style with an ital yesterday), John fi Robinson, No. | ¢legant rig—try him. Ti Sd street northeas doseph F. Robinson For desserts of all sorts, such as are embraced {eolored), 10th and Bstreets southeast; Chloe Jackson and baby (colored), Sth street, between A and B streets, southeast (removed to bospi- tal): Jesse Tavior (colored), Ridge street, be- tween ith and Sth and M and N streets, north- West (buried 15th tnst.); Edward Mudd, corner 24 and | streets sontheast this morning); child of Edward Mndd (died an hour after the in domestic and foreign groceries, the stock of Messrs. Brown1ne & MIDDLETON, on Pennsvi- | Yania avenue, between 6th and 7th etre ts, should be looked at before purchasers decide. A large assortment of pute and foreign fraits, guava jelly, wines, liquors and cigars are to be found here. These merchants are well versed in their business, and will use you well— Geath of hie father); child of Seeley Trippiett, | ‘Ty them. . i corner of Sth and B streets southwest (died last | | A splendid present for a sweetheart, wife or night): Mrs. Mary F. Wheelock, siek with vari- | daughter would be one of Schomacker & Co.» eleid at No. 2129 H street northwest; a cass of | Pianos. These instruments have become justly #mail-pox at No, £51 4th street southeast; also, @ ease between 4th and 5th and @ street and V. ginta avenue et. ones are sold for $575 to etand, $ to $1 ‘ARL i the agent for this District, has them for £35 Pennsylvania avenue. One of the most opportane incidents of the pepular here for their superiority. The sq: cl ater, sale at J Tse Natiowar Cottece ov Paarwacr.—A Meeting of the board of trustees of the National College ot Pharmacy was held yesterday afte.- reer. Prof. Stabler, of Alexaiidria, was ted to fil the chair of materia medi . | Madame A. Bernheim, successor to Madame Pinehon, No. 19 Brevoort place. She ha: on exhibition at the Arlington, walking costumes, evening dresses, velvet polonaise, opera cloaks, vigors, wraps, &c., for a few days only. Roussean said that no woman with fine teeth could be ugly, and any female month with good set of teeth is kissable. Any of our d. troubled with bad teeth should call upon . W. H. Baurert, 1492 H street northwest. All scientitie gentlemen go to Hum pren’s, 43 Pennsvivanid avenue for their spectacles and Brazilian pebble eye-giasses. ge pined away in a cheap boarding house, with dyspepsia, while Grubwell waxed fat and jolly on B. W. Rexp & Son's Halford, Worces. tershire, Royal Table, Soho, Atheneum, Lon- don Club, Walnut, Mushroom and other sauces, wach ether good things the firm sell, at 1211 F That popular bookseller and stationer, Ben. F. Frewcu, under the National Metropolitan bank, has a fine stock of holiday prices are remarkably low. Mr. ch has had Litographing, engraving, printing wed Wiad: ing, ving, pi ing and bin: ing done to order. ve a botany, Prof. Tristoe that of chemistry, and Pref. Oscar Oldberg the chair of pharmacy for the coming year. The college have secured the upper portion of the Colontzation building, which they have fitted up and furnished with a complete “set of philosophical and chemical Spparates. Messrs. Z D. Gilman, Charies S. Stott and John W. Nairn were appointed a committee on finance, Messrs. W. 1. Thomp- fon, Ferguson and G. @. C. Simms committee om the progress of pharmacy, and Messrs. D. P. Hickling, John P. Milburne and Daniel O'Donnell s committee on business. The col- lege will open January Ist, with large clas Of students. ——— ‘TRLBGRAPHICc ComMUNICATION between the Washington asylum and the office of the health tothe Mpomermeeprn o intendant of the Wash- D asylum, ir congratulations on the cttionene of telegraphic communication be- ta.” Hh tween their respective lereto- y fore th THE STORE WixDows are filled with elegant fore there has been no hic connection de for the hol: and many are makin, between the city their selections for Christmas presents mm ad vance, instead of putting it off till the last mo- n the removal ‘small ment. We know of no where a greater cases, and os it rons threage cone, headydan | variety of useful and ornamental presetie nen ters, ‘will enable the asylum Sy cecrensioots palm ven gf aleacdom oes With the fir ‘partm: store, . vania nue. io nee SS oeaeet tree. wingowe are adorned &@ magniticent dis- Mason Groner Hict, Jr, vsrsvs ras play of Alasks diamonds set in gold, for ladies CHESAPEAKB*AND OnIO CANAL COMPANY and gentlemen, rings, studs, chains, and brace- in the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday, the case | lets, end his shelves and sases are filled with ef the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, | Over a thousand varieties of jewelry. The rear appellants. vs. George Hill, jr., was dacided on ab appes! ‘rom the Supreme Coart of the Dis- triet of Columbia. ir. Justice Bradley deliv- ered the opinion of the court, affirming the deeree of tLe said Supreme Conrt in this cause, each party paying their own costs in this court sad in ihe lower court. Dissenting, Mr. Justice rong. The decision is, in effect, that if th cirearsstances have so changed that the aper, | R0ld wires imitations of the newest tare agreed upon does not give the quan of | gold patterns. Mr. Prigg has also a fine assort- Water contracted for, (which is held to be the | ment of the American sterling metal in spoons quantity which was obcained at the date of | @nd forks, besides handreds of other articles toe the agreement.) Hill must have the stipalated | BUmerous to mention. His fine “ 4 out Smovut, it the aperture has to ald ve, be enlarged to seeing for themselves, how many elegant sou- rehased from his i of his store has been especi ly stocked for the holidays with and braci vases, baskets, chromos, albums, and a new case has been intro- duced, in which is contained a splendid varisty of English jet sets, with bracelets, lockets, necklaces. earrings, and breastpins to match; French ¢ sets, sigrettes, coronets, and ban- deaux 0 hos yew designs; plated sets, with and perfect imsure it. ——_e ie THEATERS —It is that “After Dark” hardly necessary to is put upon the stage at the National Theater with all the care and atten'ion to details which characterize the @abazement. The substitution of Mr. Saville for Mr. Gossin last night re f satisfac- Se sian c wor tosee more of him | Mend a visitto nis establishment to all who are ould begat Monel byeasoapice: | weniandy' cha, ware ete. sont reend how thet: ad mos! ie for ance, judgigg from me ae way 52 a present — tations. ** After Dark,” as pertormed st ational this week, is worth N ‘Theater ‘Che gallows at the jail has been stored away, but that at the Theater the Southern Maryland rail- Comigue is in active | Toad, Col. for . 3. Smoot, president, is nearly com- eperation srey —— Those who wish to lieved from dy ‘wine, on the Baltimore and Stetso « road, }. Between it the bor office of the thontane “a> E*t tekets | te iatter and Polat een ee a net pro- a aa rapidly, and the road wilt for arosic ELxsotions.—, a sprit ing of B. B. French 5 read will tap the held last evening, elected ‘erase and<reasurer respecti st 6th and B streets meeting of Pentalpha Lodge, Baltimore and Potomac 4. A. M., last evening, the following | img om the east side of 4 ‘G. Daniels, SW iiles be t len |. C. Poynton, secretary; J. suggestive of Season js the arrival at the Arlington hovse of a District Improvements. ACTION Of THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. A ietter was sent by the board of public works | yesterday to Thomas Lewis & Co., contract >~ Tor the asphalt pavement on 9:h street, from Fg ye avense to M “go omrctind them to put on a new coating, the pave: t baving proved defectiye. Lewis & Co. bad itten aletter to the board expressing their, u e infury to the pavement resulted trom ying of the wooden rails for the street a ‘The board, in reply, stated that the de- fects not only existed along the line of the rail- -road, but also in places near the curb and at other points. In reply to a letter from Francis Mobun & Sons, reqnes' that no trees be lanted on 13th street. along the line of the lam- | ber yares, the boarcL states that 13th street is one of the principal thoroughfares lead! to the Sqrteelieares Separtnent ‘grounds, axd ime provements on the street canaot be in the interest of lumber dealers. Letters having been received complaining of the nuisance re- sulting from the dropping of tar from carts passing in the vicinity of 17th and K spector Wallace has been directed pt measures to prevent this nuisance in the future. The superintendentof streets has been directed t re} the pump on Congress, near Canal , Georgetown; also, to remove the pum) at the corner of Pennsylvania avente and 11t! street west, and either flag over or fill up the well. T.G. Dake has been awarded the con- tract fer the construction of a wooden bridge over Tiber creek at I street, and another at Myrtle street. The chief engineer has been authorized tostop the laying of the pavement On Ist street, between Pennsylvania arent: d F street north, if, in his opinion, it is a bad job. Superintendent Powell was directed to have a Water-main put down on the corner of 13th and C streets; also, on the corner of 6th and. F street southwest, from 7th to Lith streets, has just been graded and paved with cobbie stone, ‘and is regarded asa good job. The grading be- tween these po'nts has been an average of about three feet. The work was done by Mr. Jamas Adams, contractor, under the superintenJ:ace of Mr. J. H. Whitemore. ‘TO-DAY. . It bas been decided by the board to put in water and services on N street, between 7th and Lith streets, while the street is heing graded; also, decided not to lay a water-main in Boun- dary street, between 13th and 1ith streets, owing to the latenese of the season and the ec! todo this work, bat asserting that | $5 to #10. CITY ITEMS. For Haxpsoms Ho.tpay Paeessts for your ‘tlemen friends, go to the grand new store of oldman & Steinberg, corner 7th and G sts. For Bors—Handsome Blue Suits, medin and fine Black Suits, Overcoats from $6 to $2 and wing coats or glengaries; GLENGARY and Sack Overcoats, Dress Coats, Frock, Sack and Box Coats; Dress and Bas!ness Suite; Pants of all —— a rie, <i ee anteed. Romax x, 5077 ts ‘opposite Post Of ce. eo am THE ORIGINAL HOUSES of the Grand Gift Tq. terpriee, Nos. 315 9th st. and 317 7th st.. are now in Wei operation. In addition to the’ photo's, the enterprise on 9th st., No. 315, has a t ful sseortment of chromos, ‘the finest im the town,” two of which are given away daily. ee meee Waite Kip Gatvers axp Stirrers far lidren. ‘eets. In» } Indies, misses and ado} Men’s stitched Boots, #4 50. Rubber Beots and Shoes, all sizes, at 3 L. Hattaacn’s 6 402 Seventh street northwest. Poses > x= Vow dbs ScuppEn CHaNers IN Tae Weare are rodnctive of Throat Diseases, Coughs and ids. There is no more effectual reliet to be and than in the use of ‘Brown's Troches. ee To be ast ey have been happy to give their testimony in favor of the nse of “Wilbor’s Pure Cod Liver Oil and Li Ex rience has proved it to be a valuable rem. or Consumption. Asthma, Diphtheria, and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Manntac- tured only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, 186 Court sty Sold by drugzists generally. eo3 sels tonsiinnoated 3 If 3s SAFE TOSAY that establishment in the city bears a better reputation than the fam- lly gtocery store of Win. Orme and Son, Penn- Sylvania avenue, near llth street. This store was estab in 183, apd by a persistent system of fair ss toj er with every fa- cility to secure extensive jeties of goods in their line, @ patronage has been attained of which the firm justly feels proud. As in the past they ars early in the field in view of the ap- ronchial 03 limited supply of material, but the same will be | Proaching festive season, to cater to the tastes done in the spring. In case of a tire, the prop- erty on this str is ected by the plugs on {ith street I Wallace was directed to | the have the footwalkson 20th street, from Pennsyl- yania avenne to K street, laid as soon as posi- bie. In big he @ request made by a i terested to have a hydrant erected on New Hampshire avenue, between 23d and 2ith streets, be was informed that there is one on the corner of 24th street and New Hampshire avenne, within a short distance of the place named, and by Dr. White, Chiropodist, No. 635 that no necessity exists for another. ree THE COURTS. IECUITOOURT. Judge Cortter —Teo day, Lang. fon act. Purdy; verdict for plaintift. Barker agt Gilbert; ¥: t for plaintif, Joseph Myers act. Jebn A. Williams—issue from the Eqnit mre to srcertain whether eny money indue to pia rial. OBIMINAL COURT, Judes MacArthur—Tho case of Win. Bemmen, charged with bigamy. oar Fownmed this meruing. The jury retired about 2% erelock, but had u.t returned when our report cicsed_ John Douglas, committed to jail for lar- ceny. was discharged, the grand jury haviag fonad no billagainst bim ‘The jarors wero discharged until Monday, Jannary 6th: tiff—on POLICE COURT, Judee Snel! —To-day, P. 0. Meador, charged with driving t $1. Amanda Stewar ed with making use of the foulo.t it night; $10. Parker Freidas, charged 4 bat ery on Officer Milton Slater r last, ‘while the offic i was and ot badly bruised: origin, scendal about © wives: aud cost. Joseph Eekridce, charcad | with sesault and resisting Officer Henderson: $2) | and costs. GEORGETOWN. Accrpant.—This morning a young man named Edward Murphy, while removing so: apples from the Davis warehouse, on Wate street, was struck by a barrel of apples wh fell from the third story of the buildin, knocked him down and cut a serious gash in his head. Drs. Peters and Shekels were called in and dressed his wounds, atter which he was re- moved to his home on 2d street, (Washiagton,) between G and H northeast. ELECTION OF OfFickRS.—At the annual meeting of Potomac Lodge of Masons, N last night, the following officers were elects: I. L. Parkhurst, W. M.;J. Holdsworth, SW Wm. B. Orme, J. W der, Secretary; i. D. Hartly, Treasure: ARRIVED.—The steamer John Gibson arrived to-day with a miscellaneous cargo from Now York, including some cars for the Metropolitan street railroad. A NOVEL AND cURIOUS QUESTION of life in- surance is likely to arise in Delaware. Profs sor West of Dover lad his life insured for & for the benefit of his family. He has confess. to the killing of a negro named Gooch Turner, andto the horrible manner in which he dis fesed of the remains. His apparent object in he murder was that the mutilated body of the negro might be mistaken for his own corpse. and the insurance companies be defrauded out of the £25,(9@. The question arises, if West is hanged for this murder, will the companies bs compelied to pay the amount of the insurance to his family? If be to the interest of the companies to see that the murderer gets off with some lighter penalty, such es imprisonment for life. The caso is strange and unparallele: A Saower or Gaanirg.—Some of our gran- ite fronts which disappeared so suddenly from Franklin street seemed to have started for the flats at South Boston. A steady shower of granite powder is reported as beating against windows at the Point during the great fire, in such quaptities asto be swept up next day. Several servant girls are said to have suit eligible “‘places” because “they never engaged to shovel and sweep sidewalks after every fire.” Boston Transcript. . Scerewperzn Hivisery.—_KE. B. Newbern, formerly of Richmond, for whose arrest the governor recently made a requisition upon the authoritiesof the state of New York, appeared In the police court of Richmond.Friday morning plate mag Lagrange tere and £ now inc » The specific charge against him is the stealing of $400 from the personof A. R. Holliday. , SUICIDE OF AW Unaarry WIFz.—A woman, in Richmond, named M: ret Doyle, aged sixty, committed suicide on Wednesday night by jumping in the river, at the wharf of the Pow- ‘atan Steamboat Company. Efforts were made to save her, but without avail. The deceased lived unhappily with her husband, and probably resolved upon self destruction in‘a fit of anger. Ou“ Hrprornopia—The Westminster Journal of October 15, 1796, describes a case of hydro- phobia in which the juice of ribwort (the rib grass) was administered with great succeas. It worth noting in connection with this story that one cause of idiopathic hydrophobia in dogs is said to be their being prevented from physicking themselves with grass, who had left hia wife alone in ilehe went out to get a whiff of polngized”’ on his return. “Daar Ithonght you went to give me irt with that man with the lovely he has had no caus to complain of any want of attention from her husband sinc: = .D COMING Te when the babes exhibit such alarming precocity as dida little seven year-old charmer in Brattleboro, who, the other day, sent her “beau” a love-lot- tercouchid inthe following apt and posetb!: Pov ieand words: “They that seek me early shal ind me.” ee &2-Vicksburg is cursed witb 15,000 dogs, that eat beef and bread enough to feed several thou- sand people. we Gin) bree hed =— nationalists a ‘or! jatur ni elected Gen. president for the pn year. aie for the al w - road through New York. eg S7Next year the present liament of Great Britain ceases to Be, and b poeeen, elec- tion follows. S27 The project of uniting the five republi [aS United States, is revives. ‘It is charged pretty broadly that Mayor re-elected Mayor of Boston by fraud. Ward Two is ‘accused or Thanksgiving turkey. Pe ae 7 Jobn Harrington, &7"Dobbs mentions that the young larshcted went about sighi for ‘An angel hou-e,” got married recently, and tow he more than ever. 87-A Buffalo horse-doctor has written to & of New York, what “the ona large size “s dia- mond will be Gotham to Buff? ectieg mt i Se neg Miss., the burglars have he insurance holds good, it will | P. of the public. Their stock comprises every variety of choice goods in their line, fully up to demand of the season. In addition to their very large and attractive stock of fancy and gd they make it a specialty to select ure es and liquors, embracing many popa~ lar brands of pure old whisky. 3 ats = Bio i CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN, Bunions Chilbiains, Bad Nails, & , successfull = eat, pposite U. 8. Pri l. Wash- ington 1861. Taree $e WrtLoox & Grse’s Szewine MAcHtne. The celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas, Baym’s hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th atrest, Intélligencer Building. 10,23 lished in Seapeaieee Tae National Savines Bank, corner of New York avenne and Ith street, pays 6 per ct. T annum on deposite for each calendar month. anking hours, 9 to4. Saturdays, 9to 4and6 tos. ——- * LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: wearing apparel cleaned in a f sent them to A. Fisher, No. 614 9th street, @ site Patent Office. The Professor will giv: satisfaction without fail. Kid Gloves cleaned nicely and cheap. 9.21 souee oe TRERMOMBTHES and Usroueters tts repsu and msde te orier by Hempler, pear 4\ st TB. 14016 Georgetown Advertisements. GEORGETOWN CATHOLIO HI3ER- If you wish your ret-olase manucr, i HOLIDAY GOODs. HOLIDAY GOODs. ‘HOLIDAY GooDs. 4 merry Christmas?! aly Ses a | aND aND | . | Fine Liquors, Wines, Sct Ha wee Year! USEFUL PRESENTS , . = Pry 3 | ae CONSISTS IN PABT o i | TEE HOLIDATS. CHAMP ac 4S HERETOFORE, wave PREPARED EATENSIVELY TO SUPPLY THE LITTLE AS WELL AS CHILDREN OF A LARGER GROWTH, WITH THEIR HOLIDAY GIFTS, AND WOULD ONLY BEG MY CUSTOMERS, THANKING THEM VERY HEARTILY FOR PAST FAVORS, NOT TO DEFER THEIR PURCHASES UNTIL THE LAST FEW DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS, BUT TO COME EARLY, *0 AS 3D WECTRE 4 BETTER ATTENTION axD A BELTER SELECTION. Thave now, in one of my large show-windows, that celebrated METAL OBRISTMAS TREE, V. CLICQUOT Potes CQUOF Pave Ul oe ~ sonp rae, = ‘The CELEBRATED OBICKERING PIANOS, ‘The best and cheapest manufactured. The FAMOUS WEBER PIANOS, ‘The leading Piane in New York city. Also, PIAWOS of Sve other manufacturers, rane ing im price from $350 to $0. . Parlor and Charch ORGANS from five different makers,ineluding the unrivatied Bp'ih American Orgens ranging in prices from 100 to 9300. A choice assortment of mascal merchandise, tn- eluding «mbroidered Piano Covers and Piano Btocls, bandscme Moric Folios, Violius, Guitars, Banjos, Accoréeons, Ten. borines, Battlers, &c. NEW AND VALUABLE MODSIC BOOKS. ‘The largest collection of SHEET MUSIC of For- @ige and American editions south of Philadelphia at ELLIS’ MUSICAL WAREROOMS, dl4 tw ATEA aes Ate eT. Jt eT. FBUUSAC >AU TERNES. Omarman 320 AUTEREE. Ho KS, &c. BUPESHFIM DERG BOCKHE SFR LAUBANHEIM, LIRBERAUMILCT ASDMaNUAUSBR. STIERRIES, DUFF GOBDIN AXTRA FALE AND DRY, . @ $37 Pennsyivania svenve._ Wwe SHALL OPEN Sige OU S( Keren de Ja Frentora,) the ouly one of the kind in the United States, which ON WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18, 1872, EAtice sssORLMENT. is * MMONTILLADY, very pale, LIT UP BY GAS EVERY NIGHT. OUR PORTS. a oI = w iaim to have Brest articles mar- Let your children have # look at ft het.” Inveldde chvubi mates nets cl thin.” NEW DResS DEPARTMENT, UTOR AND ibiod WHISKEYS, ” JaAMAJa Ki M B. SILVERBERG, ST. CROIX BUM METROPOLITAN DORLAB STORE, HOLLAND orn, AND WILL DISPLAY A LINE OF ELEGANT _Aeclé tr 319 Tru STREET, NEAR PENNA. AVE, penn yan > 80 PARTY DRESSES. PINET, Oaci th 801 moxrpay coops. 1 OTAKI. DUCN elties of everc deecr‘ption, suitable for holi- ALSO, A LASGE VARIETY OF at ELL day pressnte, just received at Sk8 BERNER 8.00. DAVIS’. : ac.,ac. HOLIDAY GOODs, WHISKEYS. Pack and Dog skin Gauntlets, Cast Kid, Dog- AND Warckeyn Caters em ue” of pure Rye skin and other Gloves, at Davie Ss snip table, the sideboard ALL SHADES AND 81288 OF KID GLOVES. wats wi ERY. XXX * XXX Lace, Init'al, Embroidered and Hemetitched Poems Bern bond ae LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, Rx Davis’. KRY from Aurore, indiana, declity 623 PENNA. AVENUE. Bo aA es rts tof Psesemennterie Gt * ae prictors of s bord Whis- with sad wines Paphos heel Osean, Leade: ey ang theretor oun oer wuaecal ind | eral & SOLOMORS’ HOLIDAY BOOKS AXD FANCY STATIONERY. mente: to the trade seckt:g the purest and mosi palatable &c., just received, at article. Davis’. MALL @ HUME, DEALEES IN FINE WINES, LIQUORS, _al4 cot ds OOBRIES, 8, fc. Bleck Guipure Lace in elegant patterns, at lowest 3 it market prices, a1 Davis’. All the NEW BOOKS wubtighed for this Holiday Agr. (eee poresse. Grover & Baker's celebrated Elastic and improved | senron, and the Standard Works in Postry mid” | oy. nrert, opposi thutule Btiteh Sewing Machines, for walo oa easy Prone: bandscme bindings and | besutifal hea 10 het ver gees — terms, at lads IBS and FANOY ite. eapecinlly — CUSBIONs, 1kK Boon 0 Toth at CABYFD WALNUT i CASES, HAT and TOWBL BACK, BEMBBUIDESED U IGAB CASES and SUSPEND- in Hbrary DAVIS’, ich and £01 Market Space, £8. JUVENILE BOOKS IN GREAT VARIETY Books of Games, Fairy 5 ories, Travel Adveptare. Pictore Books. an-6t Corner Sth street. FPASOY ABiI.L Embr » ed ete of COFFS and COLLARS, and NIAN BENEFICIAL SOOLETY.—A aps Thermometers, Oard Cases, Mos &® beantifal sciection of Childrens "ERUNO Ciai meeting of the above-pamed sociviy will ho To Glove’ aud Handkerch:-i OLOAKS 614-yenl_ + heldon WRENPSDAX,the Sth instant, at 7.30 ome ae ae = ae Dees Peres — —— = eas Pp. t., to comple @ the necessary arrangements {. MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS, poe Cigar Cases, Jewel Osskete, HOLIDAY GOODS. 4 heir eunual Dati It is requested that every my Paper Weights, Collar Soxes, Dress.” 404 104 ttend, By order of the President As our stock is immense of ail the new and desira~ ing Canc, Oalendare. ancy Boxes, 9p oi § a (uh at, M_ J. CABROLL, Secreta bie goods in wee + Ow! le > _ B i aoe Apd a great rariety of Useful and Beantiful Articles, McELROY, BAIRD & ¢ DECORATED CHINA, eather, Papier Mache. Scotch Watd. Pear » UPHOLSTERERS. é os Bronz, ASS, a W Goods. 120) bbis. No.1 BALDWIN APPL OUT GLASSWARE, eee We be m hand fine GOLD A) ing from schr pa Bacon, and fur 2 7 7 -_ WALA IT AND PICTURE FRAN ES suit pi 1G. W FINE PLATED WARE, of ctr own manufactare. Also, PIES Si RBOBS, ST Set eee eed na an FRENCH BRONZES, PHILP & SOLOMONS, COBNIOES, & sities BBY THOS. DOWLING. Auct.;Georgetown, D. 0. | ana paNoY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS AT AUCTION. Go THURSDAY kKVENING, 19th, st 7 o'clock. and continuing each vve- ning, I willl atthe store of Poe & Sel No. 128 Bridge street, a large asso: Faves Goulds, Toys, & © ing Devks, ¥iae Work Boxos, Fine Musica! and { dleighs, Sk: Port c.&e. We mane. i Albu us, 104, - Accordéous, Violins, Gai The above stock will be #0 i Ld97-5t} THOS A FLSST CLASs CONFECTIONERY. J. 0, NICHOLS Mancfactarer and dealer ia FINE CONFECTIONERY. 1CE CREAM HAND WINTER AND SUMM AU Binds FANCY CAKE,and the finest stock of Decembar AND FRUIT eee oN * * a fine assortment of PaR- BOOKSELLERS ANB STATIONERS, | TOUTS, MATS. CHROMUS, LITHUG\EPES, PRUTOGRAPRH-. « decl4-tr 911 Pennsylvania aven Weare the Sole Manufacturers of the Celubrated WEBB & BEVERIDGE, 5 LEATHER LAMBREQUINS. él4-3t 421 Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. eet BocKS, _ Prompt attention pai to BHGILDING are-ast_ \HIEESE! _ CMEESE! ‘Bil the choices GIFT BOOKS of the season, in o'e- Wrens CHRISTMAS PRESENTS re PEOMACE DE BRIE Sets cf STANDARD WORKS, in Calf and Half &: Mantes Cobtant Orgnen, ROOHEFORT, Calf. Btools. SAP SAGO, 4 ate rt yroeh ever fered in Washharton the | Fine embroldered Piawe Covers, in . BLES, Fami » my own direct impor- ; yet STILLON, BN tation, choice eadchean” =? o™= por” | mente of allaescr’prien. ot rerars BRANDIED. WRITING DESKS. WORK BOXES. DRESSING | 4... Scho 9 cam ofibercns GRUYERE. ” | on gaZzs; Poe KET BOOKS, GOLD PENS, & . A. 2 |, 4 large and choice assortment. CHEDDER, new and old, WM. BALLANTYBE, ‘OB PALLS AND PABTIES, PINE APPLE, él 2w New btore, 425 7th street, near KE. F GLOSTER, a = - — W PRICES. ie AND BEST QUALITIES. ENGLISH DAIBY, NEW YORK CREAM CHEBSE. N. W. BUBOHELL, KID GLOVES, $1 TO 91.25 PER Pals. FRENCH CANDY this side of Philadelphia. atest 1332 F stroct oice ristmas Good : - BI-Orders for Weddings, Dinners. Parties, &c., 7 < | Ch st Christ s- WALL, ROBINSON & 00., prepsred with the best maferisl aul in the most URS! FUBS FURS — acls-tt 921 P. aeuinh ciebes Steasntsiles 55 WIGH STRERT. THE MOST DURABLE AND USEFUL FANCY DEPARTMENT: — — nor22-tf Georgetown, D. 0. 1 Bool xi ab RESENTS. / JAPAN ee ima. Lan INITIAL BANDEEROBIBFS, S.—| a eens, ess Clo! a Rnssi a ‘8. <, . rd Merinoes, Valurea, in the newest colors; Bestch | Mink Matha oy Bene ay cael Sets FRENCH. WORK BASKETS. new styles. HOLIDAY Goops. lids, from 2c. to 75c.; great variety of Dros | Lynx and astrakan Sets nT n ee UL ROBES: Auso, Goods, at 25, 30 . in new colors, 8 pieces Black Misses White ard Brown Far Sacaues and Caps FREROR Chace Pe FOREIGN ANY DOMESTIC DRY Alpacas aud Mohair, from 250. to $125. 180 striped | _Gentiemen's Sear Oticy and Baavoe Gusatlets and APEC TEEEIae on of all! 7 and plaid bhawls. very cheap. Blankeis, from $3 | Muifers, CHERRIES: Ginco, 2 GLOVES; NOSIERY &p: superior California do.; Cloths, Oassime Lowest market priess ALMONDS, 8 ees on SILKS, 6. VOR >. Fiappels, Velveteens. A large stock of Cotte NEME1Z, Hatter and Farrier, N ME IGS, Glace. BRODHEAD & 00's, bought bofore the advance. Water proof frome. | _delé-tw 1237 Penn. avenue, cor. 13th street. BIPE DEAwanD HANDSOME Basins. @is-tianl 1205 Wat , between 12th acd 10 . Bite Waterproof. a new article - ; OO I “hovas BENJAMIN MILLER: 101 Britge ate ane BIFE BAWANAR. | (CBBisTMAS is comine. H. ® oueeer, ERVAND @ TOWERS, eeuseune ~ RIPE MALAGA GRarEs. BYERS Bite CoN rECTION- $1 and 98 Water street, Georgetown, D. C: 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, PETITE POTS. meetin SUGAR SORE aR caus a tsboasl A B Christmas tees; NUTS, IS, FlGs, &e. TONE WAGONS, CARTS, u st received a fall stock of ‘MUSHBOO MS. . STCTARNESS SISGCE AND DOUBLE, eo oe IORLES AND SAUCES. | *yeTSrh lpn see oot f ts call. 0 SOUR WAGON COVERS, DE BRICKS. HOLIDAY GooDs PATE DE FOIES GRAS. with Truffer lishment before buyiug cieewh ce. Ne, G1 saree STEEL BARS, AXRS, SHOVELS, . MAILLARD 8 PEER zi beween F and Gats.sonthwest. dod-ijenl WHEELES REOWS. SCALKS, MAILLARD'S ORN : BLANKETS, CANVAS HORSK COVERS embracing all the Standard Works, finely bound for i BACKS. SASH B.8. WORKING LBON, presentation; fine PEAYERS and JUVENILES, 5 T. METZGER > NUTTS ANY. LS, BELLOWS, RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS, WORK BOXES, = N. > STKEL STRIKING HAMMERS, | WRITING DEBEB, &c., &c., the finest i fia si.) BESAES 5 ever offered to the Washington public. deci4-Im 417 Seventh Street, ices for Cash. ee Iron, Rope, Brass, Lead, aud Uopper bought for ¥ . DEALER IN Come and sve for youreett. sosin | T FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES, M. H. WHEATLEY'S TEEL’s, Esta : mem Orrice, 49 garvrsson SrRxsr, wi ON THE WHOLE LINE oF TEE IMMENSE STOCK. OVEROOATS, “ GLENGARY COATS, Baas TALMAS, BEVING JACKETS, DOUBLE BREASTED BOX COATS, : DBESS &UITS, BUSINESS SUITS, . OFFICE SUITS, BEAVER, ~ WORKING SUITS, DIAGO: BASKET, OUT AWAY OOaTs, TO MATCH, YOUTH’S OVEBOOATS, YOUTH’S DRESS SUITS, YOUTH’S BUSINESS SUITS, BOYS’ OVBRCOATS, BOYS’ DRESS BUITS, BOY’ EVEBYDAY SUITS. who shot his mistress in | ENGLISH, FRENOH AND AMERICAN OASSI "MERE PANTALOONS. ANT: or . 4 sTRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 2011 PEMBSYLVANIA AVENUB, Betweon Tenth and Eleventh streets. ‘Three Doors from Eleventh street. 9 p.m. and on Saturday en wee we Se 935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU: I have now fm store NEW ENGLA‘ FOB SUITABLE PRESENTS FOR oleh supply MALAGA GRAPES, very chotce A BPLENBID ASSORTMENT OF ALL POF poi a y . GENTLEME: ©. WITMEB, Grocer, GROCERIES, _2ot0-3m ame Pennsyivanis avenue. ‘Which 1 om cutting very tow, vin: Reuse B MOMUN « co., . Sines iF | 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 1 Cozner Lita Street, WHITR PEACHES Would call special attention to elegant stock of | FRESH Pkas, FANCY GOODS, Paris, Vieona and English; also, | SUCCOTasH, WHITE HEATH PEACHES, FRESH PIN: 4 APPLE, JACKETS, ira Five Cardigan BREAKFAST BxGe romed with Aten " . superb stock of BUOKS, just received, both Eng | COMN, Ipace and 6 figham UMDRECLAS, with plain lish and American, inclading many New Works | S4LMON, 3 JELLIES, NEW MEDFIELD BUCK WuEes?. GOLDB” DRIP SYRUP NEW YORK APPLE. z. and New Edition A large and veryoomplete as- sortment of JO NILE and TOY BOOKS, dies. TOP GLOVES, Calf-jined and Cloth- — loves, euitable oie, wing: Full line Courvoisier’s KID GLOVES, “4 PORK APPL, Hine, Courvois VES, in white, | declltr COR. 117u STREBT AND PA. AV. PRIME NEW YORE SOEE =a eir's Deg Skin and Castor Gloves. OLIDAY GOODS—WHOLESALE. novi-tf 2 Bi lors. Silk Scarfs, Ties. Made Neck Wear, Sleeve Buttons, 910 F EtREET, Perween 9: AND 10rz. Rearfes on Silk Berlin and Linen Stependers. andane aud Silk Hemmtitched sed Plein, Haute, ‘ancy Socks, Collars, &c . &c., &c. dele-tt j wert & MIDDLETON, FOR THE TBADE, GROCERIES: Grocers, ARM YOURSELF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 69H aND Tru. Ou kof DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED GROCERIES is and pletely assorted, and ered tools the eases abe Meiren Inthe aoe NUTS, for table use, we have 301 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, —_ LOW PRIORS FOR CASH ONLY. ADVERTISED PRICE LISTS or GUAVA JELLY, WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, and s fall assortment of CHEESE AND CBACKERS. Cons'‘antly receiving Foreign FRUITS, OILS AND WINES.