Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1872, Page 2

WASHINGTON OITY: FRIDAY..... December 27, 1872. ‘The announcement is made by authority that at 11 o'clock a. m.,on Wednesday, istof Jan- wary, the Pres‘dent will receive the members of the Cabinet and Foreign Ministers. At 11.39 ithe Judges of the Supreme Court of the tumbia and suite, the Judges ef the Supreme Court of the District of Cotumbia and of the Court of Claims will be received. At 12 m. the ofcers of the army and navy will be received. At 1250 p. m the heads of bureaus of the sev- eral departments will be reesived. At 12.45 p. m. the associated soldiers of the war of 1812 and mcmbers of the Oldest Inhabitants Association of the District of Columbia will be received. ‘The reception of citizens will commence at 1 p. ™., (at which time the gates of the Inclosure will be opened), and will terminate at 2p. m. Carriages will approach the Executive Mansion by the eastern gate and leave by the westérn gente. ——____ -+ee--_-_____ Protection Against Fires. ‘The late disastrous fires in New York, follow. ing upon the great conflagration in Boston, have caused a renewal of the discussion how to avoid or suppress Gres. It is found that the fault can- not befastened upon any one scape-goat lke the mansard roof, for all kinds of roof and all kindsof building material—wood, brick, stone and iron—bave, im turn, proved unreliable when the test has come. And, especially, when @ fire has gained full headway, all kinds of ma- terial seem alike incapable of resisting the in- tense heat. Brick stands the best, bat even this proves inadequate, mainly because Of the defective mode of structure, the thin- mess of the walls, &e., im modern build- ing work. The moral seems to be that we must reform our cheap, hasty style of run- ning up walls and return to the old solid | and thorough style of building. In the old times, when people built houses substantially for their own use, the outside walls of brick | houses were made from 15 to 22 inches in thick- ness, and party walls 9 inches. Nowadays the wal.s of our brick houses are not more than half this thickness, being seidom more than 4 inches for party walls, 9 inches for side walis and 14 inches for front walle. The result is that in case of a fire the modern brick wal! crumbles almost inevitably, atfords no stay to the dames, and is ‘Worthless for use again in rebuilding; while the cid time wails were almost never known to tell, and were nearly as serviceable as new walls in the work of reconstruction after a fire. If really want mere security against fire we must bavestringent building laws, vigilantly enforced. We must abandon our cheap shams and return to good honest work. pa “Glorified Murderers” A correspondent writes to us, in answer toa late editorial in this paper under the above | bead, @ pretty long communication, under- taking by text and argument to show that mur- derers may, like the thief on the cross, go to their doom with the comforting assurance that they will “sup the same night in Paradise.” Our correspondent seems to write in good faith, and bas brought an amount of data to bear that shows him to be a close reader of the Scriptures, but in view of the fact that marders are being committed at about the rateof one a day, we cannot see the necessity for publishing th’s reassuring matter for the benefit of those who may have this crime in contemplation. it may be ae well, on the whole, that they should not feel too sure,'that, instead of going straight to Paradise they may not land in the other place. As near as we can gather the drift of the argument of our correspondent, the mur- derer, by bis gallows repentance, goes direct to Paradise, while his victim is sent to bis last account unprepared, with ali his sins upon his bead, to spend his eternity in torment. So the murderer would seem to have the best of it, both im thw world and the next. As above stated, we do not see the particular need at this time of enlarging upon this view of the case. ote eer ——_ it would seem that our Alexandria neighbors don’t have to depend upon Washington any longer for the small-poxs, since they have a pretty good supply of their own on hand. A few weeks ago, whenever a case of the disease appeared, the papers were Guick to announce | ‘that it was contracted in Washington, and their reason for the statement was found in the fact that the patient had some time before visited this city. The fact is that there is hardly a city of any size in the United States but what has the small-pox to a greater or less extent just now. tally said that we have fewer cases of the dis- ease than any other city of similar size in the country. In regard to our own city it may be trath- | ea a t! Was 2 Dirantanes, 0 rite Sou, # ies em: Srscren sone mathe AST TWEETY-3OU! The low barometer on mc unas Sorue Carotina coast has moved ly weather an ture over the south Atlantic with nee light rain over eastern Ni Paopasititins.—For southern states the M iy and aorcnwtety winds, low tem and generally clear weather, except the south Atlantic coast, here it rain is Leena ™ —_ states partly ya to westerly winds, with weather and northerly — Tignt snow "ress ‘ert northern Obio to Rorthern New York. — Missouri to Ohio, upper lake region nesta very gen- erally clear and cola weather, x. Forte ‘Atiantle bortherly towesteriy winds. = yenwon RS eg ee Pity s ber 23th,” 1872 ’ All tose presence na olset . By order oe ‘H. CCOR, K- on Thursday morning off moved northeast- } 4 Happy Wew Year to Ait. NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. ANT SUITS AN} EGANT SUITS AN} BLEGANT SUITS ANI OvERCOsTS. OvERcoarS. OVERCOATS. BETH BEERS ¥ ABLE Bav.’8 W. FOR GENTLEMEN AND LADS. FOR GENTLEMEN AND LaDs. FOR GENTLEMEN AND LAD&. FOR GENTLEMEN 4ND LAD&, Bo¥e TaLMas BOYS’ OVERCOATS. BOTs’ OVSEROUATS, | BOYS’ BCHOOL arits, BOYS’ suMOOL SUITS. '¥S' KUNDAY SUITS. Bors’ SUNDAY pUITS. BARGAINS. mer ign BARGAIN: BARGAINS. BARGAING. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. AT HABLE BROTHERS, H.W. CORNER 71m AND D STREETS. _aat-te ‘ale b 7 wm. psteREr, 67-2 311 bth street. near Penna avenue | 2 epmanae: ! BLEIGHS! SLEIGHS! On LotR one and two horse CUTTER SLEIG Fog dtthe stock of now second: hand OARBIAG iS; among them three ele- gent Coupes. _ Repairing promotly 3308 Fes vivant ea StEicH 1 SLEIGN 1 SLEIGHS! ‘Two four and six-passenger SLBIGHS, Portland Cutters, from @40 up; less than Bostor Oarriage Repository end Factory Dein ¢ sth Ottreet. between D aad i AL ov THE CHORAL ROCIETY aL Gree Theo elock nea ar 23 [Wey Obron) SAM'L @. YOUNG, Sec'y MEETING OF THE STOU: OL fee the FIREMEN INSURAMON DOR PANY of Washington a m will De at thei ofice on "MONDAY. ds Jaauary Sth, at ** (Chron) "0, W: HOWARD, Sec’y, ‘A MEETING OF THR STOCKNOLD EGS sy, for thr eles jon of Directors, witb ta On. the C; mee « New J siete and B strec ‘Be street Berth, om WEDNESDAY, the ‘he polls iy ed at 12m. and close at 2 2 rene ion: ooreed Ponrorr on mite Bich or ’De- De. comber re mance y 8 january HENBY ane Secretary. 8. hikes, Wak Sevens AncraRt Genevai Orders Na. 10s. A Board to cousint of— Lieutenant Colonel W. H. Freven, 24 Artillery, Lieutenant Oclonel H. @. Wxicut, Corps of Engi a oe L. 2h artillery 5 rdnence 1373. Present, ta Me ad Arai nepal nuaMt ru to ment, in Wow York ty on the 16th 1373, or as soon thereafter as prac fable, ine and uy a rt ‘nd other sart for heavy oes @ Board may deem of trial. ‘The Obiefe Bote Evi iueers and pm ei win lay ete the Board papers bearing upon the sub- ec! The report of the Board will be mads to the Secre- tazy of War through the Chief of Ordnance copa Tf of the Board will act as Re- ler. By order of the Secretary of War. 62) 6t__ E. D. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General. | phy and 4 Keng oe] Sp seeecian acitguletiog ep. “Forms: 93 per auarter Room—Ail vs deoaias ~ Fay BOCLE FOR THE HOLIBAYS. Py os ae. WORK BOXES, GAMES, ‘BTS’ BOOKSTOR: a8 2w_ No. 1026 7th st., above York av. NUTICE Tu POLICY HOLDERS. ores ong mene Sarat t Pin boidere are tray fied to renew their insurance, for 123. pt fhe office of the Company, on bet Ga kD WEOLEY BUTELER ——_____-+ee--____ | ‘The skill ct Washington detectives in ferret- | ing out the murderer ot Rogerski, the peddier, merits the recognition of the public, which they serve so indefatigably. Anotherstriking instance of their sagacity was illustrated in the | arrest of Forrester, the supposed Nathan mur- derer. It is truethat no positive evidence im- A MANUAL OF HEALTH. 2 editicn of between nine and ten millions of copies of » very useful work is now ready for grata- itvus distribution, and can be bad for the asking at any drug store in the United States, the British Colonies, Spanish America or Brazil. The work referred to is Hostetter’s Almanac for 1873. The medical portion of it treats of the various ailments to which the human system is subject, and sete forth plicating Forrester could be obtained, but that does not in the least detract from the credit which attaches to the detectives of Washington for the capture of a man who bad been unsuc- cessfully hunted by the New York officials for _— e -2ee- — Quitea 4s number of changes have been recent. ly intrecuced in the elementary public schools ot Prussia. The sub-divisions as to sexes have been abolished, and tue scheols divided into three grades, with instructions suited to the dii- ferent stages of advancement. In smail dis- triets where it is not practicable to have wore than two teachers two classes have been formed, an upper and & lower class, instead of dividing © sebool into boys’ and girls’ departments. ss time is to be given to religious instruction, d more to history and geography, which is to aught more practically than heretofore. pears = Mesnard sasncsen rhe Board of Hesith show a disposition to stsummarily wiih physicians who tail to re- ¢ promptiy all cases oj small-pox. They gue that they are charged with the géneral ‘tment of all infectious diseases, and that as ¥ are held responsible for the spread of such sladies, they ought at least to be kept in- rmed by attendant physicians of infected alities, in order that precautionary measures ‘ay be at once taken—the patient removed or lated, the premises The thousands of admirers of Joe Jetterson who bave laughed and wept alternately over his inimitable impersonation of the good-for- nothing “ Rip,’”’ will hear with satisfaction the announce ment that his sight has been restored, and that be will reappear on the stage at an early day. It is difficult to say which the public holds im greater esteem—a great author or great actor. The loss of either has come to be regarded In the light of a public calamity. EBT ASD ote PTIST Co he id St. Aloysius Pee Ist street, bstween Teca By ote om AS MONTGOMERY, Prost, JOBS J. 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The medical technicalites sh render so many medical trcatiess intended for popalar uso | miner. the merchant, the mechanic, the laborer, the | | avcided in this pamphlet. All ts clear, cxpliete forcible, aud reconcilable with reasog and commog sense. ‘tas Proprictors, Movers. Hestetter & Smith. Pitteburg, Pa., om receipt of a twocent stamp, will | forward scopy by msil to any person whocannot Beighborhood. 433 cot kW toe ee oven DB. W. i. DENTIST, Has Removed to 0. 1403 SERIE on, | Gh street. rockholders of held at ga | PANEER EADING LIGHTS. A large assortment of BLUE ANTIQUE BEADING LIGHTS jast received, and at low prices. oF -ec3t we B. SHEPHERD £ co. een eee om, cans, rar eae oe e3 =a peas a ‘Vu TPP ITURE MAT>.. mat bd | DOZEN ar ‘TS suitable fi Ln ‘ural are or cover- ing pot het bode. Lek sate by Stas. DAVIS. 2 09., pani ‘8 yoean Coase HOBRAL is ATOTION For Ladioe and Win th Commencing MONDAY, 6h of January, 1573. ed be had at all the music stores. Fe, SALE—GOLD and SEAL BINGS, at onc- half the al cost. original oott: FULTON & CO. _AN-Tt" 314 oth street, near Penn, aren OR FEALE—GULD lege te. 18 Karrat war- rented, at FULTON & 00. ane 316 stn atieoh hear Pane greine, prckzes, SAUCES, (ao, a = | @ a tF oe i ce xt oe @orner of L and 7th streets, OBR SALE—Fi Hunting Case aGiLVER WATCHES, for Ubt mee Tressnt FULTON & 0. a21-7t* 314 9th mae near Penn DEves 2 00., NEW YOBK AND WASHINGTON, FINE ousTOM OLOTHING, A fall line of ig ed soe from on. Rey Tee band at * Pe 3 PRRAEYEVAE pceage- Govds. dit-im U"r HOTEL, GEORGETOWN, D. 0. SHINS. proprietor. the ge inp epremente eee end belle, ie conveniently 1e- cated, being sivanted op the line of the Washington and Georgetown Of Tailread, the cars of which, from ‘and steamboat depots, the) door every two or thres minutes. "Fhe Frets ot this Bouse can revch any of the. public sidings, ote Wat lonsant Hide ts few inate am Re. jones 4 Peron aci Saal aes to thete ad tgataae to to vai Stop at thisboure,” idectie bie WONDREFCL, INVENTION or 7 =] Mosca’ ote lectro-Galvate SPEOTACLES, Pat- cated ese Hh. HOFFA, Bole A, ‘atch Materials, Bor Sai pene are bet. 6th and 7th sta. decT ly WANTS. ~& CHAMRERMAID, 600 nd ¢ . Ofer FOR RENT AND be aan. ALE. Foot, :omtalsiog stx btween éth NT PRE a a (Bee sea | Ho ? ‘ina, fae goysfORE ROOM tea fires. om oe Sited ap, guitadie for ‘a BEREM ek wired Bo Rew ae, bet Wants first Ht Fate COOK} ode 'ED—Threeor four oe BOO! fi ened 8 oy wae Ronen: Fent not to ex ANTED oa i ge Tih ates Hew ‘ASTERCIOR CUT EEN: 3 300 men eae wi te Anos! saa and t SEreere |: s, at Analostan Gating ice. Apply et once on th Waar he OYSTER sir HATS sed 218. Fenner ivant one Quirea. tHUCKE! anteD—a good SERVANT. to cook, iron for two fn family. 616 Pounsyive- rin avente, Detweon th and loch atreets, Washing ANTED—Bverybed) Tesh Base, es Bowters as-6t* ANTED—A Bi i: mast pero ue FULTON 200" Wiriiee on the syivacia avenue. aoe ‘ANTED— Immediately — Families or parsons ia of first class SRRVANTS of ‘ovury do- scripticuy mate und female, cell and et’ Vorpiied to To LOUK WOU! best of wegen hen ye ben aed site egteny Employ. ment to at. PoutRe eo berE sor" street. pear EB, V ANTED—The ladies all to know renee = Em. tium for e Demorest’s PATTERNS bed eee Feaneyivanisavenan Detween 434 and ceta. des im’ TK: fe have at the Excelsior Office, SEV. men end northwest WANT Ea rr aie whom, thatthe VICTOR SEWING MACHINE bas its needle self. times — — perfect shuttie in use, Rimwon cradle; ‘and works of steel. Agency, 469 = enue. Posies er Tw. SrIGRR. cs Wr ene to sall on MAUMEE to havo all kinds of STAMPING dqne.. Also, PUSBING, PRENOH SLUTING, alll kind: ape St short notice. his atret opposite mart. 7 or ghly Work cere rue, bet. 49 and 6th ste: apriisiy LOST AND FOUND. | Re head ayy avenue, this morning, ces of BCARLET FRINGE. The adore will “raged d by leaving it at the Metlonal room L T AT LOWE'S, 811 MARKET aaa ‘Obristmas eve, @ ladion’ Sues ipleoyot bes ie o20 Pp ne K_BO. eae ry inabie aeeonl ioee a ms a uitable rew revura ve num room 36° Beg. bureau, care of Mr. mOuRE, OST Tin the 71h street cars. on Thursday 6 ing about 6 o'clock, bee tbe Ligeratly re rewarded yf my tte wai ret ofthe First Watlonal Bauk aera” A LOST. as Potes sone corner fond =. and - sire. "ihe finder waitbe. atthe star Seas JO fice, cigs came AB St EOOND SUPPLY or FO) 0. TAYLOB’S comrourr Fous. HORSE AND ed sargoly de a HEALTH BESTOREE. Ces trem Mrosdway ana ith street eae 4th avenue and Madison avenue stage is WROTE, QvacienT cas sunmEne. Better and cheaper than any Drop Light. B. B. BABNUM, (Devlin & o.,) 3113 Pennsylvania avenue. 8WE Au Y PRY at PIEDMONT DAIBT, 993 10th a, '. Mi 6 cents ‘® pint, 10 cents a pat ginny Meg 2 per gallon. 421-4" i | TEAS! ‘TEAS! ae ofa snd St LAG! aE og ora ceaate.e fale and palatable Benarhast mk S6 conte per pound, It Ht: pO ROHELL, oct 1339 F stroci, near MOOI House, Love ure. SOLD BY dec’ Im ALL DEUGGISTS. RPETS! c* CARPETS! CAPPETS) Cheapest Carpet House IN TER DISTRICT. MESSES. WOLFORD & SHILBERG ld hereb; saree Abe = Dublic that they have Miced to their large steck a great many new styles CARPETS - FoR TRE COMING HOLIDAYS, Which they propore to sell at the following low pa ee {i gecint fee Teeter ae nay iste parity and Yenithy action. For sate by I ra inte Stucrally. Price, 2 cents s bottle. is DET Deeeie oe Lenoir ae ise ‘e wang Bi John’s 'N UP ASTRAY on the 23d instant. one Wand foar SHO TES. The owner, T—On the 1th, aad ie and 234 and 7th tw. k } FambOEs._‘Aia's Dh an cating x ‘Also. Dinteg Room snd Kitchen Weer or eeparate; gay ant water 6a ith ‘street FL au x" F- Booms, with first clges ry street. "= am7¢' ; | Ronee BENT—A TA BUSINESS STAND corer of B + 8 | a the baie ich with three rooms tod beck "yerd. yard FY Ba erees ly fu reed mitable for ed; Beer the Ar! and K streets N. W. fine Poe ete EO BE 710 E st., opposite P.O. Department. dis 6e* jo. out iat HOLIDAY GOODs. | | E=PHeonze vounes a co, Hetrwar Giri. GERUIBB FARINA COLOGNE t= wicker. OR AARERMBORLEVEA TRACES voLes food SUBSE PUFF — danealsed Eyvapd complete line of TOILET and FANCY | and ARLICLES, suitabls for the season. 8. CALVERT FORD, DRUGGIST, an ot 1105 Pennsylvania arenas. par @ SOLOMONS. BEAUTIFULLY BOUND AND HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED | Hotiday Books. JUVENILE BOOKS 5 APPLE in great variety. WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES, TOILET BOXES, and FANCY ARTIOLES. FAMILY BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, POCKET BOOKS. SOMETHING TO SUIT EVERYBODY! PRICES 10 SUIT BYBRYBODY! GOODS MABKED IM PLAIN FIGURES. SPOR Bee ei tats FS jt! MS Bb ST ee eieonel Furnished B00 MS | PHILP & SOLOMONS, ~ BOOKSTORE, venue, Bo. to H. 8. JOHNSON, aw én-tt 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS. Foe iT Ol acres. mare se een graphed ag op en vai Op No. BEAUTIFUL New No buildi hand wh t ee Bt shop fi fyi fork ‘a3. J0uM. | 7H Br. S HOLIDAY PRESENTS, 702 Sr. STON. Nor 495 Pouuasivanle’ Sheneb, eae Bes tional Hotel. ded Im AND [,GE SALE OR RENT=That solenaid PROF: CEPR OS REBT That mre oe APPROPRIATE FOR ALL SEASONS, occupied by Secretary Toucy. The House is fur- aes with all modern conveniences, and well at srranged for entertatving. Tne grounds are hand- eomely Laid ont and the stabling ample. Terme easy. MARERITERS, 410 10t 513 Tea street, opp. Post Oftice, Os BENT stone Bro. 939 Feuns pane ‘ave. end fixtures for eale. Ox TOWEBS, Kervand & T: in avenue. Fea se To pgrnes of auth and KC streets NW sever = Kee} toy ty fice, SE wood and coal yard. For particulars at office. H street northwest, bet. 8th ang 9ch sts.. at the hoars of 9 and So’clock. ‘[{d3-1m}] JAMES TOWLKS. Foxes Ban Bi PETWORTH FAGM. pomncel by Montgomery aod Soldiers’ Hume redee Feria cine gd Py . ibrs-anpiy at office, S11 11 oF SAMES TOWLRS, Fo ‘OB BREBT The aS SweLEINe HOUSE site the realderes of SGonernes Geeks nee ee onl oe ee bath room, side lot 30 fact widens he premises, A: = ‘aE waite 1427 F street. ti ‘ted 2 ‘ae v3 Fee RENT—In one of the most Sarge Ie ose tions in fp the ty , southeast corner. and lath streets. 2, large snd wells rfarulehed LOOM , en palts or Manian wiate tonal water fn every room, Bath im- provements Booms communicating. no2s-tf Fire! SALE AT A’ a Be nice, medium nd belf en cp rstent bath rom &c.; one and halt ears. No. 33: Ietatreet soateeaat ia avenue south- west. Apply 110% Pouneytva BUSINESS OHANOES. FINE RESIDENCES For saLE. offer for sale on on accommodating terms, and at rice, the tw. handsome three- c BES! SID RNGBS. wit beck butdinge: ont on the avenue. sel3-tf le of N street, between 1: (Nos. ist 1 and 1913) ) cont each. room as fe ents kitohen, laundr+, fur- pace — . nod gellar ‘iret th rH To library Foon, and atm 4 ters h Foom. ‘Third floor: Elz chambers Boplete with every cry modora a conventenee. as faruace, ila, apeatoe tu is | Guia eireorae setae Ab ction of the = FITOH & FOX? Weal Enate Brokers, _a37 cot 1609 Penn ave., opposite U. BAzeains. a 4 RARE CHANCE TO SECURE 4 HOUSE PAY BENTS ony A new txo-story, BRI street southeast, Saag fot ek ith 3 stands back in yards ras price, 20 bi: 9, Fo be spd bet: no, four-sucry BRICK, on D fifect, between locksmith, ‘whechwright, cat- factory; cheap. FS oF paintehop, or manuf price, ‘880, seven-room HOUSE on 19th street, between Bend’: frout yard, ball nearly bew. goed aller corner 19th and T, and : new; Fon apd a pnd Boundary; both ever oc- gonnes seven-room gn a 5 street. Bew; price, rty for sale, and wo invite all + on long » oF for them. me very el ‘ligible, building lots PHIL. & 1 atOR & 90. PI mE ‘wecan scli chesp., Dy and Ee atrceta Fi PR ward will ber im Albers eo eas UND—faturday, Dec 21, Fe eRrepe ct phcdics, = anal SUMO .° # MosEY. | f place wil Bea jescril a located real hem nine is edvertisement.” Apply at a ag taguire ot W OWT. JOHNSON, Heal Baste floor, Navy Department. ps 4 » Pennsylvania avenue. cor sor BOARDING. GE SALE A era ‘room HOUSE: WO GENTLEMEN willing to nee ¥.WabCAMAN: s10 mn. ailing, to, room togetter, Fe SLE AT 4, BARGAIN-STUCK, AND Te gentlon Cet ses coud board Brig Qigar tore doing & good ang pleasaat room plying at 2 a3 force” Detween let and fs 3 Si'nveets north weet 424 st" CELLENT DAY fT 3 20 story E Stthe’ Buropren Diniog Hanon Bat AOA Teh F OBouen:s —— ene oe ferent ywn bill of % ae ln eee G a SESLERED AND THEIB WIVES. or Young ien who are willing to room together. can fled excellent che table rd at No. 2 Myrile street, er North, ak |* posite Op! St Aloysius C! thar. OA. 1G.—O1 Furnished BOOM ee month i" suite fost ‘awa "pse : month (‘or two), eluded. Wo. Sa Ti at bet Wandu. he Wo NEATLY with or witb 2. sxcond door above I street, oufth eoreet Rives AND fod d areth =) = L oe - ion very desirable. eeles at @19-lm ~ : | GoD BOARD, PLEABANT ROOMS, LF prices woderste, at ¥108 corner of Ponhsyive- nla Svente and Tiet street. mari-iy FOR SALK. FORSALE-CBEAP-A nice one-horse SI 7 Livery Etabloss in roar of Watlonal Hotels | a2? Su OR EALG—RESTAUBANT, with FIXTURES ee Ea © Bar, of London made MAGIC anya Se veey piece tne d — fine = Aba $37 La eee oth ged 10tha30-80° F—A fine HORSE, BUGGT mene eveesivacie’ are maa Bate pre iiae » bet. K and L., to toa |. Inquire Price $2,000. Py tRQUA'S Fettenrants 141i ach st, DWELLING: on P OB west, containing | Pes ‘CLASB PSE oR ee street ‘and ‘all-2w =e Gee ae PRA viNe eed 2 PAINTINGS. CHROMOS. BUTOGRAPHS, PLC BEDS au ersee and geyles: Walnut and Quit, on niall Gi t, Bauare and Bie cs ont Piceure Tames. seceporinete, as ture Uord sels. Nails, Rings. &.,) Wi Goll Plated ard Tinned inned Picture Cord Risse ‘inrgs ‘and eboice selection PAPERHANGINGS, all grades and i incinding @ besatifol eelec- tion of GILT £RS or parlors, Ro., Borders, Canter Pieces, Imitation Woods Mavuley Be.” Bar gains offered in the above. Also, s fall line of WINDOW SHADEs. oun” Shades and Picture Frawes M: in City or Countre. and examine our stock before pur- ae to J. MARERITER. CABLES BAUM’S SPECIALTIES. CORSET FACTORY. HOOPSKIRT FACTORY. UNDERGARMENTS. HOSIERY DEPOT. KID GLOVE DEPOT. HUMAN HAIR DEPOT, AGENOY FOR WILCOX & GIBB'S SEWING MACHINES, SEVENTH —, jrcen D and a2) tjanl S, © BACON zoe Sakner SPACE, FOREIGN AND Bary ¥ FANCY G. HAVANA AND VALE NCES ORANGES. THE FINEST FIGS AND RAISINS. EATRA LARGE MALAGA GRAPES. CALIFORIA PEARS, FRENCH PRUNES. 100 BARRELS SELECTED APPLES. re eres oF CROCBIRG. EATRA, Osiifornia F cr mwa cent per Mise ea Se TTS just arriv 7 J sppheemenhnoransi lowest pr: | ina FOR CASH BUYERS! FRENCH CANDIES! FRENCH CANDIES. Best LAYER BAISIBG,, xcnon BEeClA ‘nod SEEDLASS RAISINS, LECHOBS SRDIED LEMON PEEL. ‘T SHELL Al MONDS. — ee. a ENGLISH WALK UTS. FILBEBTS, An HUTS, Wholesale and Betail Grocers, 18 2w 12137th street B. W.,betwoen M and N, Ti ge aad B. MOHUN & ©o., 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CounzRr llrH Street, Would call special attention to elegant stock of FANCY GOODS, Paris, Viecna and English; also, superb stock of BUOKS, just received, both Eng- Meh and American, inctuding many New Works and New Editions. A large and very complete as- sortment of JOVENILE and TOY BOOKS, decll-tr @OB.lirn STEEST AND PA. AV. OLIDAY BOOKS, ee ee BOOKS of the season, in cle- Ses of Sor SYANDAUD — in Calf and Halt BIBI Family and eotte po Box! DErestxa ae coal meoramest @0! OCRBOMOS, 8 AND A HOst OF OTHER see ten SUYERIBE BOOKS, ish and American, the waiting aitow Hew ors, 435 108 street, pear B. MOLIDAY Goopbs. @ 1905 w st beewees Iath ana ih, flcred in Wi A stock saan G igeredi Lp} ¢. LAm=’ INITIAL BANDEBBOSIEFS, ALso, FOREIGN AND DOM. 10 DRY GOODS, BLACK ! | PRICES REDUCED ror rey pars ogtr | HOLIDAY GOODs. GROCERS. _ a SUGARS, =De) Real oa Ek oe per om = ou. por Ib. oe 5 Sie per te: and all the Gmeet Uy Prices moderate be 19 ota. per Ib. 30 ots. per ib. As be Simonds icf “Ss Ge. par oo a. — CANDIES. early one tow of yy EY ny! car. = fo ‘SD to 0 cents per », w—- pS ao lates quantivies tor’ CIDER. A tall ear load on baud of the finest quailty over Drought to ihie city * ° LASSES. of @ superior quality MOLLERS DIAMOND DBLP sTBUP. ALL NBW YORK FRUIT) BG. BR NINGS. a, SWwusts. N. ¥. BUTTER. One Tow just received. imour live is mnerent- ye mak; aceton- 7 low prices for a iew days ouly, nies ELPHORZ® YOUNGS @ Co., GROCERS, Torres, H MASONIC TEM -H beans, Bixrs ax 7T=™= MOLIDAYS: =. Got te 1872 a 1373. HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY GOODg, THE LARGEST STOCK ER PEESENTED TO THE PEOPLE OF WaSRINGTOR. THE BEST GOODS! GREAT VARIETY, AND LOW PRICES! CHR. RUPPERT. 14 PORTER, 403 SEVENTH STREET, Germany, France, beat selected stock of FANCY GOODS! EVEB BROUGHT TO THIS OITY ‘They were selected to Paris, Viena, Sobemia, other places of uote apon (he Coa! suitzcrinnd. apd other iiment of Carved Brackets, Hat aud Tor pitted Worst: d Goode, of all descriptions aK Etands and cal Cisar 2a Ivory; prea, er Portemon ‘ork Boxes am: ; Masks, cubractng all characters Hobby Horses, ‘Prorellers, Ibarrows, &c., &c., &e. Mr. KUPPEBT bavicg purchased oe immonse stock direct from the leading man cacomeere ~t§ Europe, is ly to rll them as low as lass of goods can be had of any bo vues inthe chy of wot ‘Mr. RUPPEBT offers great ic¢ucements to par- chasers. Ladies contemyiating Bolcing (aire should not fail to examine hie stock. Those who deatre 60 avoid the large crowd orn Ly at Buppert's daring the Holidays, would do weil to make oe pace tons at once. ——— RUSSELL, 1213 PENNSYLVANIA ave) OFFERS FoR saLe HOLIDAY WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, &. HAVANA CIGARS, CHAMPAGNE WINES ef ail favorite brands, iuclading NAPOLEON'S CABINET, the favorite Wine at L. Delmonico's, New York, OLD BYE and BOURBON WHISKIES, OLD OOGNAC BRANPIES, Fine SCOTCH end IRISH WHISKIRe, OLD SHERRY, POBT and MADEIRA WINES, CLARET and BURGUBDY WIEES, SOOTOH and ENGLISH ALBB, DUBLIN and LONDON PORTER, SPAERKING MOSELLE MUSCATEL AND decl8tJanl RHINE WINES. 801 SPECIALIFIES 301 FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTs, at DAVIS’, 501 MARKET SPACE, CORNER Srx STBERT. cdg tne French Embroidered HANDEER- Tauging tn price isum Tse bali their real >. Davis’. jue, at on lot of Embroidered LINEN SETS, pave” Hematitehed HU MANDKERCHTER 1! linen a vad Qi per des ee 1, $2. Loaie! foe Initial HABDEERCHIEGS Ge, to G1.76 each, at a i New style BOWS, SOARES, TsES, SQUARES, oa “DAViS, S01 Market Bpace, corner sth at. Beats “mnogo cane Fier fa ais Sor’ Market Space,corner Fo BALLS AND PARTIES. Thoth ana ad CASES, HAT and 'FFS end COLL. Gildrene URS! CHRISTMas. FURs!' OF ALL PRESESTS, THE ONLY DUBABLB. SACCUES IEEE spoil PAIS DE *EAL~ ea [ee Lowest a ae erm, 909 PENNEYLVARIA AVESUSB, Have just received s full stock of HOLIDAY 600 . mee deep eng Works, finely bound presentation: ne PRAYERS and J 4 — LEATHER GOODS, WORK BOxas, ‘BITING DESKS. &e.. &c., the finest ever offered to the Washington public. ¢ ¢1¢-im