Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1873, Page 2

' EVENING STAR. ~~ CROSBY 8, NOYES. Largest Circulation in the Distriet ° Bending Matter on Every Page, vucifue': ; WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY..........December 30, 1873. ‘Education im Washington. Statistics of instituttons for instruction ont- bia, collected by the Bureau of Education during the present month, show that there has been an increase inthe aggregate attendance Of those institutions, notwithstanding the heavy increase in the attendance of the public schools — during the year. The number of private schools, academies, &c., not, however, in- cluding colleges and universities, in Washing- ton is 116, with an aggregate attendance of 629, showing an increase of about 15 schools over last year, and an increased attendance of about 500. Of these schools 20, with an attend- ance of 2,863, are conducted under Roman Catholic auspices; there are 1% colored nig! schools, (a large increase over last year,) with an aggregate attendance of 399, and 4 colored dey schools, with an attendance ef 109 There are in the city of Washingtou 23 institutions for sceonéary instruction, such as seminarica, ademics, &c., with a total attendance of is proper to explain that probably a of the pu ng Secondary in- majorit stitntion English branches ‘There are 21 private schools (including 6 sec- ondary) in Georgetown, with au aggregate at- ce of S04. There are 3 colored night h atotal attendance of ay school, with 47 p olic schools, with a1 cored There are 25 institutions in the Dist tofa charitable or reformatory character with 2. inmates. Combining the aggregate attendance and we have in round numbers 7 this the number of inmates of charitable and re- formatory institutions who receive instruction, and the total number of students attending co'- | leges, universities, business colleges, &c., ani | @n aggregate of over 9,000 pupils ander instruc- tion ovt ide of public schools is obtained. ‘The tact that notwithstanding the increased | Attendance of the public schools during the year the attendance of private schools has also In- creased during the Fame period, can be ac- counted for only on the suppasition that our pop- ulation is rapidly increasing and that our edu- cational facilities are expanding with our growth. a There is a class o@ professional beggars in Washington who ought to be looked after with some degree of scrutiny. We refer to the boys and girls who go from door to door daily, carry- ing large baskets and soliciting contribations of food. They usually travel in coup!es, or par- ties of three or four, and each one is armed with the inevitable basket. They alternate in ripging door bells, and while one of their num- ber, with a long face, adjusted fur the occasion, is soliciting alms, bis companions near by are executing “Shoo Fly” on the pavement, or en- gaged in skylarking of the most boisterous kind. When all of their basxets are crammed to re- pletion they wend their way up some alley and turn over the proceeds of their begging expe- ditions to their employers, who, in niue cases ont of ten, are too lazy to work, and are wholly supported in idleness during the winter by the contributions referred to. The charitable of our city have quite enough to do in looking after worthy people who are really in need. If they will refuse to longer submit to the shame- jess impositions of these basket beggars they will break up a pernicious practice, lated to encourage not only idleness but vice, its nat- ural offspring. A telegram elsewhere states that the stoamer Virgizius has very thoughtfully settled the complications in regard to het po m by settling herself down amosg the coral beds. She sunk, it seems, im sight of land, despite ali the effortsof the officers and crew of the steamer towing ber to port. It will be remembered that ® coal barge was sunk in the track of the Span- ish war steamer in the New York docks, despite sil the care of the captain of the barge to avoid an accident which effectually prevented the Arapiles from going to sea. These cases seem to illustrate how extreme solicitude to prevent a thing will UTICE.—The CENTER MARK: til be 4 ey om THUBSDAY, January dat) “ ueual. ONLY 81 A LING PER Cards inthe ALPHABET SiN VIRECTORY in the DAILY REPUBLICAN. Fond im your Cards at once, before January ist; last ATTENTION com PAuT! Shots’ of Washington aud ¢ invited to attend «Tai Park, ou MEW YEAT DAY. a 12 J. BAKEKSMITH Sehnetrem Master. oe LODGE, No. 6,K. of P —The egies meeting of thie Lodge will be held ihe week cn FRIDAY EVENING, sostend of Wednesday. ~ By order of the Lodge. — aw OUNSON, K FFICE. of B. and 8. oT OF —This office COLUMBL wilte Ro poo no from 9a. 107 p.m. in order to afford Sruy fectitey for the payment of raxce betore Jana. u the abatement of ©, per ceut. ends. gf due January 1, 1574, on any of the Di trict securities re ed hi pa; ont of taxes or Li- conses. decN-M _L, CLEPHANE, Collector for D. 0. Ist at the Fr. order of the B from the Washington Basin by Mr.acd Mrs. BLO. pre ont St the College Hall on New ¥ as high wf cignt o'clock. 0 OnlleRe x GERMAN AWERICAN SAVINGS BA #1o SEVENTH STHEET —Tue third sabbal divicend of terest to depositors will be oyable on aud after January 2, 1874, a4 follows inary 6 Ber cont. per avnnm ow ali ft om deposi © OF more fail calendar he: on Geponit pened 0 fore Lerest uot called for will be waded to the princi and bear interest from January 1 Dep before Jupoary 21. will bear i 1 JOUN ITZ, Pewident. oe PRENTISS. Cx deers i (Crit iene. ou taxes for . oo i See any of tae Dinrteseer! jes, will ba reestved in payment. District LOUIS CLEPHANE,- _ deere jector of Taxes fur D. 0. 4 MERTING OF STOCK HOLDERS of, Bo FAREMEB'S INSURANOK CO 4. Yof Waahiog 4 Georget.swn will be held attbeleefice on MUBDAY, deenery oth oe oe! 1s for the election af directire ~~ decd tw ¥ WASHINGTON AN Cts EAL noaD COMPARE fo of directors will be beid five of the com- pany, ccruer of Lot street weet end Pennsylvania en Wepwespay, the L4th day of Jaa- +174. ‘The potis will be opened at 12m. ‘and ra SS 0. Traneter books wilt be eloved on st of January, 1:74, and opened Jonaary 5 5. 3. RIK. ists > Peosides! JENRY BURT, Sec amar ge 4, maRTING OF THE STockaenn the election SLATES & FOBLANSBES Give particntar attention to the payment of Special Bewer and Improvement ean nn tothe Sea roay and ale of Stocks and District Secarities fSwe prose the rates the manner of the, paymsut of fe ‘sati«fection e pe ‘patronage. Prompt attea, Gefen, Tedd recemivacia re teins earns, MILBURN’S DBUG STORB, 1429 PxynsYivanua Aveven, le of public schools in the District of Colum- | M only the primary or common | megregate attendance 000. Add to | ‘Omncers for ensuing term elected that | SDAY Y act WRONESD AY ot | On | pai ied to make this branch of | PENANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wall street was remarkably quiet yesterday. and the jodicas tous ary will begm with faverable prosp ches of busines, Wesbiogte Stoe Exchange. prices bul aad asked at k Exchange ations) Bank of ie- ington and Georgetown bonds, BO asked, M tropolitan bonds, 75 bid. Sandry List— Nationa’ ‘Theatre bond: 85 asked: Masonic Tem, 1, 92% bid; Great Falls lee Company, % ked. District Secarities—Wasbington city 6 Fes cent. quarterly stock. 40 asked; Washin Om city ( D) J. &4., 6 per cent, oT 1 3-10(Emerv) 5 year, M. & N., 90 bi cent. gold, 90 asked; "7 cont caprensy, manent imm provements, 18 yra., 60% asked. foard of Public Works—8 per cent. Cer's, generat improvement, J. & 3, 1 id, BH asked: do. 2 year, 15" asked: ‘do. ‘edd; dO. series, 73 bid, 74 Board ef Pubiie Works 8’ per cen’. Cer's, sewer, J. & J., 1 year, 70 bid, 73 asked; do. 5 year, 64 bid, 66 asked; do., seed 66% bid, Ghasked. District market-bouse bond:, 84 asked. 00 Corporation of Washington vemi annual, Ni asked; 1000 Board Public Works Gertiticates, 10002. 3, 4, 5 years general bid, 73% a-ked; 1000 general improvement, series, 73:4 bid; 744 aske: g-neralimprovement, 2 years, 72% asked; 2000 permanent improvement, 2 years, 0) asked. | need hams, firm mud ‘dairy, two 4a ucchangot.” Waleky antl. Gata, 19's Pee Gove t 2232. . M,—Bonds of 1337, old, | of Washington and Georgetown private schools | 12:30 PB. Dee. $0, 2:45 p m.—The weather throagh Bonds of 1355, old. Ins; fiv 0; Eri |2 ort Replat toutee te pein 106%, ; 10-40", WSK; The above price th sa of reckoning ~~ ar ere dobar, into effect to-day. TIC AT aaetenat the rate of 4 shilis, por doll | a heretofore. | Loxnox, ke, $9, 8:99 p. m- Lowes EB 57, 106: 10-40, 1037; assets, Paris dispatched awois Fentes at tn france Sim centines FRANKFORT, Deo 30.—Bonds, | T-FOUR BOWES — now central in the f lowest barometer f fet Lawren: whore the temperature has Habtly aud partly ¥ Weather and south- winds prevail in ‘Nove Scotia, northers New Engiand and the Bt, Lawrence vatley. Th pressure has ineres with low temperatare generally clear w Now England. the | westward to the central Mississippi valley. sh to wery brisk north | decidedly Light westerly winds, ratare, are reported from the lower lake region ‘4 the interior of the | miadiestarce:, The temperature hes ties e tain on the Sonth ‘Atlantic and Guit coast, with parily clondy weather, and light to freah northwesterly to northeasterly winds prevail. Olear waather, with decidedly low temperatura and light to gentle w beri’ od southerly wiuds are reported from the bert wer tem nd gs prevaity with freah and b: northwesterly aud | Recteriy ‘winds For the iake regi thence southward over th= Ohio valinys coutinged colt. and Dartly clondy weather, with foesh and brisk winds, gracunily backing to westerly and southwesterly F tHautic Gail «ates, cast of er, the will ‘continu .withender and generally clear weather in the interior of these iistrictas and partiy chondy weavher on the const, without rain, except possibly be lower Mississippi valley. For ths northwoat, ar and cold weather, with westerly and s suring the » fomperature rising with of Tennessee aud Kan jd weather and light and gentle TAPE VE ) 1N A FLW HOUR At No. 2005 Skvestu struxr, Noatuwsst, | where specimens can be seen. ation free. deol 1y* FINE OLD RYE SINE OLD K | v ave how sold for upwards of Universal satiefaction; put up tu br ttleeat One Bollar per bottle, of can Le had inary guentity. N fat we will return the money if thi wate by not give satiafaction or prove as repre- sented 7,80 excellent stock of California Wines— ertys Sherr; Yr shaclica, Muscatel, Hock and Claret: ones +t Island Calawba and imported Liquors * ARTHUR BATTANS, Dricsist, ony Corner 24 a “ES horthweat. ife, a mother forwine oa How sad it isto vee to sees 38 ® family who reauives household i sccopt the reaponsiblity ‘hich alien ean poy her ted 1 Seo ating Sea cts Bas bad at ye cl Ehis state of weakness and {ated vo acrthan © nevere spell of case she will ot her abe she will Unger img it bil to fulfill ber ft ase to say tterly misera- jedility is more receive the vnc aie tee care, as" onthe afer months, not think: ie to tonee = fs poveician about pats at, and she # car! eo lar to by all drag- beeaitenicn of their rirae and excslience for Par ee ocd BLANK BOOKS AND Dianizs FOR THE NEW YEAR. A COMPLETE ASSOKTMENT At PHILP & SOLOMONS: | _deeso et No YLT Pena. FOR NEW YEAR’S. EPELGNES, WAITERS, FRUIT STANDS, CAKE BASKETS, CASTORS, KNIVES, FORKS. BPOONS, NUT-CRACK EB», NUT-PICKS, AND ALL OTHER TABLE REQUISITES. Also, CARD BALVERS, CAGD BECEIVERS, &c. A large assortment. dec 3: MW. GALT, BRO. & CO. REMOVAL. POWRBLL & GINCK, Book and Job Printers, HAVE REMOVED 30 THEI8 NEW OFFICE, DIRECTLY Obrosite "Tuaie FORMES pherether are prepared te carry on the Pri Busters in all its branches. eW0- MES. ® VAN goTH, = FASHIONABLE MODIST ath DRESSES “and WEDDING TROUS- UX made on the shortest notice. S dence 210 13ib street southwest, back of rat Department ed JOSEPH J. MAY'S PRNNSTLVANIA AVENUR, | | | } | | PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, NEAR 10TH SrEKE: BF-Gloves for Now Year's. Gloves for Balls, B- ceptions and Weddings. Ladies’ and Goatinmen's iu ell sizes Joc2y St ot nirect Ts + Georg.tow Te aie NANCY HOLMES |REMOVAL. REMOVAL. DEVLIN&CoO., HAVE REMOVED S4LOON PARLOR AT Ea 1106 F street. Navy Deraatweyt, Wasutyoer of the United States at 12 o'clock. under the direction of the senior officer Presigent of the United States. Gores M. Rongsox, December 29, 1873. The Officers of the Navy and Marine Corps . Will assemble at the Navy Department at It ‘clock a. m, Op Thareday, January Ist, 1874, in | tull-dress uniform for occasions of special cer- emony, to pay their respects to the President They will form in the Navy Department, according to the order of their assimilated na- | | val rank, and will, in a body, wait upon the | “10 Per Cent. Disco HOLIPAY Goons. N° Waa WITH MALAGA FRUIT CO. Just opening and collivg MALAGA GRAPES AT 30 CENTS PE | CHOITE HAVANA ORANGES, j CASH SALES VALENCIA ORANGES. & ON ALL Presont, | Will receive al wholesale and retail st very low prices. | Till January 1, 1874. \ dec$7-8t 409 9th street, under Seaton TROPICAL FRUITS, and sell MALAGA FRUIT CO., LARU'S GaNbies i oF zc Caeiermas taees aw ss oT SALLERY OF FINE ABTS, 1225 Pennsylranta avenue, north eide. received. a large scsortment of fine Parlor gash Sao FORTE “LLOS—revciviog aad sta: thea ary —for engravings ant mnsic. ve site [anor meat geuniae PY RORLAIN a4 Be ow Balt. Pinion and © FOR NEW YEAPS, We are again in rece} 1 CE Gt Chotceat cream SINTORES at very lowest club rates, NUTS. \. ehrice Lar) dadoc soft shells. CTs, beet Naples, N ie ' 1] ft PRIZE BEEF rea 'GLOVES! GLOVES! wl Ped tx aoa | MINED NUTS 9 tbs. for $1 00 | ae staars. parchared from Lewis Myers, of CRUSHFD... 9 Ibe, for @1 00 FOR fe Lavine lot = 4 cat! u GhaNtta® "8 the’ for gt ae | aiubieh H vhalt comms tori fer e | SDA A continee til sold, at rein pre AY Woe. for 3 00 | Sli Now 140,141 at 11d Graten Market” GOOD BRO 12 Is, for slvo GENTLEMEN. WM. TURN COFFEE. OLD GOVT. JAVA WHITE SANTOS, a dosirab rticle, Try Tock Of the highest grades, MALICABO.\ GUNPOWDER eas 91, 91,25 t it sh @1 to 500. to gt 50c. to @1. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., GROCERS, Mascnic Temple, 9th and F streets, dec30-tr N EW YEAR Opposite U. 8. Patent GOODS. Now Goods just received at PLETCHER’S JAPANESE STORE. LONG FANS, VINIAGRETTES, CHATLAINS. Alzo, a large variety of JAPANESE GOODS direct from Japan. FLETCHER’S JAPANESE STORE, 1209 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, dee 30-2" =9 invoice EAB pan ; weige| tow | TENGIA ORANGES: Scivsral onaes, Oneicn ‘reat | Ub. Mo finest in Washington botween 12th and 13th streots. Secretary of the Navy. a NEW YEAR'S LUXURIES | WARREN CHOATE & €0.15, AND { H VISITING CARDS STAPLE GROCERIES LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, |" “™ "tstatsinthe on | piapigs FOR 1374, *TEMPTING RATES. | 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, et Record; Blauk VISITING LISTS, PHYSICIAN Rooks, Staple Srationery, pristine. Binding, Lithographing, WARREN CHOATE & Co,, Booksellors and Stationers, VERNON BOW, doc26-tr 941 Pa. Avener, Uorw: 100, ‘0 cts VISITING L NEW YEAR'S DAY AN IMMENSE STOCK OF I respectfally Invite the dence, corner of 12th and it,..33 seh. _ Hill, to inspect for” themselves be Ba erg hota bt end received, en | HAVE BECELVED SPSCLALLY FOR | Zagemeute, weather rises ao Ohi», the abiic to call at my resi- streets northeast eolved every ia the Nong CT. ANANAS, ANG Bee ene REE yee 0 ROE ler mba Hoare, dec tw OVERSTOCKED! Bogrert,” AND MUST BE SOLD! The Greatest meaueilon Ever Made! Fox THE NEXT 19 DATS FoR» “HE NEXT 15 DAYS Fork th” NEXT 16 DAYS L OFFER « YEBCOATS 1 OFFER Ova. bere 1 OFFER OVERDO, “TS AT A REDUCTION AT A REDUCTION AT A REDUCTION FROM FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS FROM FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS. FsOM FIVE TO TEN DOLLARS Baiti- fod sate on Cap. the 9 $1.50 » @L2e corracE’ MARKET, sis Four txenta Sr. ‘The proprietors of thee COTTAGE MARK nounee that they will have on hapd forthe H 100 doren vf Safad COLOR KIDS, ip ené and two Battons, sizes 755 to 50 dozen WHITE aah GLOVES, ino: nT A ATA REDUOTION ¢ Buttons, sizes 74 to 9. OVES. ia onsand two ge mupply of the finest goods in th eit line, AT A BEDUOTION a MO! ue var THOSK INS hall il gozen LAVENDER KIDGLOVE3,inonoand | A fui aswriment of Y FROM THREE TO EIGHT DOLLARS. Buttons, sizes 74 to 9. i other minds of Poultry. os cation FROM THREE TO KIGHT DOLLARS. onic, | 20doren BLACK KID GLOVES, tn ono and two WILD ee PARTRIDGES, FROM THREE TO EIGHT DOLLARS. tons, sizes 7% to 9, sian sna RieS JeON C3 ANVAS-BACK DUCKS, al 200 deren LIGHT and DARK BROWN kip GLOVES, in one and two Buttons, sizes 7% to 9. OF SERS AEROR. 98 V and all Kinds ot FISH. 100 dozen REYNIER DOGSKIN GLOVES, OTT! Thich we are selling at the extremely low price of | an Kinds of on gueee! ops =n Ane Bens. $1.75 por pair. With the choicest supply of VEGETABLES « of 50 deren CASTOR act aad GLOVES, in one | MEAT of our own Precatectare, an8. and two buttons, sizes 744 to ally be found in spaghay inet-ck MARKET STORE. euythi Re THE FINEST ape IN THE CITY. all Kinde Plenty of that superior 5408aq: TOFFER WINTER SUITS 1 OFFEK WINTER SUITS LOFFER WINTER SUITS AT A BEDUOTION ET an- olidays ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION. ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION, ALL OTHEB GOUDS IN PROPORTION. CALL AT OBCE CALL AT ONO®E CALL AT ONCE foros OUR FESTIVE SPECIALTIE FULL DRESS SUITS, OF FINEST MAKE FANCY SILK “TECK’” SCARFS, ine, ors « aud Leather POCKET = = BLACK SILK “T SUARFS, GOLD Ps FULL DRESS SUITS, . PARTY SILK “TECK” SCARFS. | INITIAL PNOTE Sa = ‘fancy boxes, latest OF NEWEST STYLE PLAIN OOLOB“ TECK” SCARF3, | Eine BEd ING CARDS. FULL DRESS SUITS, | PLAIN GOLOR CHANCELLOR SOARFS. New POCKET RECORDS, fer business men. AT 25 PER CENT. Di FULL DRESS SUITS, FOR FULL DRESS SUITS, ot ra TH FOR SOCIABLES. FULL DRESS SUITS, FOR WEDDINGS FULL DRESS SUITS, FOR RECEPTIONS. NT. | WEMAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER LARGE STOOK OF NEWS AGENT AND STATIONE WHITE LAWN TI£8 AND BOWS Cornes 44 Street WHITE SILK TIES AND BOWS, BLACK SILK TIES AND Bows. LAVENDER SILE TIR8 AND BOWS. FANCY SILK TIES AND Bows, FANOY SILK WINDS) SOARFS. PABTY SILK WINDSOR SCARFS, BLACK tILK WINDSOR SCABFS. PLAIN COLOR WINDSOR SCARF: APPROPBIATE TO ALL AGES. | CATHOLIC, YER-B| a Bl ELISCOPAL, P J S, Rosewood au PARTY SILK OHANUELLOR SCARFS, They are a diary, pocket BLACK SILK CHANOKL LOR 8OARF: book e | PANOY SILK CHANCELLOR SUARFS. ES. | i + Inquire ferthem at | decl8-tr 0 doi ALF, . vd ILLB "8 t nd 1 Gil them. DEIVING: CLOVES, a Tin bus ek ore Bee eee SO HUNTLEY & COs aT sizes 7): tod. OLIDAY wooDs STRAUS’, Fancy NUIBESE AND sarannga Popular Clothing House, CURIOS, vonk BOXES, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, dect2.2w —_ “BUEAELL ot. een lth and Lith streeta. a Betw 5 Ties and Scarfs. aaa SHILLINGTON, BOOKSELLER, id Pennsylvania Ave. HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS, ° A large variety gi JUVENILE and TOY BOOKS PL eB vek and memorandag ty | Patent, Bulfelosiig DIARIES for 1874, @ct the SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, corner 4% st. and Penns. avenus. ies Gaily til § p. m., and on sae uuu R, P. m. jeold-tr PROFIT BY PAST EXPERIENCE, AND VISIT | OOKS SILVERBERG’ d Lea HOLIDAY Goons. MARERITER’S, No. 439 Bre Sreeer, aes vest es EMBRACING FINE PAINnTiNas—+ ach ‘Five Chadds rn Fro, F a {amen Colors and Cbromos, motios f @od Bicwing Bome, iw Bew aud novel franiee PICTURE FRAMES ao Poresinin, Ob vice Taserls, Rings. Nails, Paper te kitiiel ea ey experiensnd in city or ecurtry Picture Frames and Win@ow Shade mate to order ‘all and peninn omr creck, and o ‘aps prices before purchasing All at Tauted as represented. Ferma cash 3. MA orkanen No 439 SEVENTH STEET, Acct? te tee G °°» 1 avira i HOLIDAY S€ASON =r LOw . on A gen Fal AeeOriment of BRY GOUDS ant FANCY ARTICLES a res ) ALL THE OBUICK NEW BOOKS oF THE x N } w™ BALLANTYNE deeltr S¥S SEVENTH SPRRET, HRLOW & pine 2. “FITZ bee MAN AMERICAN SAVi No. 61 Sevesroaiee . pOlresire rae Post Ovvice Derat ean SAVINGS AND = ; COMPANY B. ING HOVER, 1007 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS. (Opposite U Treasury.) ALL PROFITS paid to DEPOSITORS, ae tuie- 7 per cont. per annum: Ne Dora® wards. trom, . sincere Bareine Hoe ss 3.4. sevIne & co. 1446 PENNSYLVANIA aVENDR Orrosrts W 4 GBEAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE AND MAKE YOUR PURCHASES FOR THE HOLIDAYS Now fs the time when assortment, aud you aa what is better than ali rou WH SAVE MONEP. {28 will find ao ent @ sure Lo get sulted; and ME* SELMA RUPPERT, Mandkerchiefs. | Onr stock of Handkerchiefs is now comp'ete, and | elegant aesortusent of 614 9th Street, Opposite Patent Office, | Calls the attention of the Ladiesto hor large an¢ You will find a ¥6 and 50 cont TOY DEPARTMENT, A 25 and 60 cent FANCY ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, | LEOTIONS, and | wtb Banting BEFORE THE USUAL RUSH COMES. - bekt Banker. D STREET, non Hever Pay: INTEREST ON DEP: TS, make OOD memcts al) baa THE TRADES, vente oR onus om “DENT, ‘Mtions furnished for Balls and P- 3, ©, MOGAN, Mavetmcrur toce— passed ; 715 MARKET SPACR, FULL DRESS SUITS, leas iuwuen ea oa aakee: FANOY AND WORSTED Goops, accen w ieemgeien ee Between Tuk and Sh stress, URNEW YE Fi TALLS, = P- és mm for the sale of fine Sole 4 siLeSe ier Ee AR PALES CHIEFS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS, a ere TOXO AMD FANCY GOODS rs0or Whine itll = aie FULL DRESS SUITS, HEM-STITCAED LINEN HANDKEROBIE . wera ALL GRADES. chAROy BORDERED LINEN HANDK cctenty Fann sehen ee oes SLIPPER And the Basement is packed with lA FULL DRESS SUITs, AT ALL PRiv A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF FINE SUITS FAR FULL DR FROM REGULAR PRICES. DISCOUNT 25 PER CENT. CALL AND SEE. HABLE BROTHERS, Merehant Tailors and Fine Clothiers, Tthand & Streets, T= PHYSICIANS’ VISITING LISTS decto-te c FOR 1874, SEVERAL STYLEB, Just received and for sate by ROBERT BEALL, decr9-3tt ¥ OCCASIONS. AT FULLY 25 PEB CENT. DISUOUNT BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 49 Pennsylvania avenue. INITIAL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. PLAIN AND FANOY SILK HANDKEE ES. CHIEFS. embrolae GENSIELE PEOPLE Ladies’ Gloves. BUY THEIR WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUK At the Popular One Price Store of LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF BOGAN & WYLIE, | GLOVES FOR LADIEs, 1018 and 1020 7th street north: An immense stock ot STAPLE and F. | Expressly suitable for the NEW YEAB receptions. SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. © SUSPENDEKS, olan ‘CARES, and SLIPPERS on Uauvase, Cloth Also, ee variety of APPLIQUE TID! DEERCHIEFS, Caffs and Col- lars, Tienaen fandeomely mate ap in fancy boxes. LDREN’S MERINO OLOAKS, of mu eaSenneer tu all Colors ann etaos ache DRY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS GOODS at a great reduction from former prices. 7 Agents for Mmo. Demoreat’s Reliabl: terns. dee! ROCKING HORSES, DOLL CARRIAGES, WAG- | ONS, SLEDS, SHOO-FLY HORSES, ROCK 1 EES, WHEELBARROWS, CARTS, &c., Banging in price from 50 cents up to $12. | COME NOW. B. SILVERBERG, 313 SEVENTH STEEET, Neak PENNSLVANIA AVENUR. LAST OF THE SEASON. THE CHANCE MAY NOT OCC AGAIN. dect-tr west. 'ANOY JUR | le Pat- 7-tr CONFECTIONERY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. 60 der ONE-BUTTON PARTY-COLORED KID GLOVES. © doz, ONE-BUTTON WHI?E KID GLOVES. dor. ONE-BUTTON BLACK KI0 GLOVES. 8 doz, TWO-RUTTON GREY KID GLOVES. NUTS of all k 25 doz. TWO-BUTTON WHITE KID GLOVRS. BaIsiNs. FIG: MA TNGS FOR CHRIST % doz. TWO-BUTTON PARTY KID GLOVE! cian ms von RS for Candies poe BUTTON POUND CAKE, FRUITOAKE, food ani pia ¢ ween 10 doz. ONE-BUTTON BROWN KID GLOVES. | POUND CAKE, FE 8, made expressly for CARPETS, 20 doz. TWO- BUTTON BRUWN KID GLOVES. | {hu rottisne as pices eae ees CARPETS, 100 dor. TWO-BUTTON BLACK KID GLOVES. CAND INSU ah query description. LAGa onaree ee fo. FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, OUB FINE STOOK oF SHALL POSITIVELY RE SACRIFIOED AT | PRICES NEVER KNOWN HERETOFORE, ACTUALLY LOWE VER THAN AUCTION sat e LER? HE HEE SEWING MACHINE, THE BEST MEDICAL FACULTY OF COUNTRY AS TH® EASIEST, OF THE OPERATOR. SEWING MACHINE, AGENCY AT CHAS. BAUWS HOSIER AND UNDE WEA . KID GLOVE DEPOT. HOSIERY DEP . HUMAN MAl DEPOT. c. BAUM, | 408 BEVENTH STREET, JOHN WAGNER, pa Anta INCE’S. 1 RECOMMENDED TO ALL FEMALES BY AND NOTINJURIOUS TO THE HEALTB EVERY PURCHASER SHOULD EXAMINE THIS PERFECT PIECE OF MACHINERY SOLD ON MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS. HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET FACTORY, ‘Tho best and lowest price Stock in the City. CORSEST made to order of any Btyie, and perfect Fit warranted. LECTED STOCK jens aeciett I-A call'will Conines yon. HOLIDAY BOOKs. STANDARD WORKS. #@ANOY GOODS. THIS Victorla Kid Gloves. ‘We have jnst received a new stock of this splendid Glove, which we are selling s¢ very low prices. We have them in a! +izes from 5% to PBAYEB BOOKS, &c., &0, decl7-tr_ Corner Pennsylvani: Hormay PRESEN nd 114 Gloves and Gauntlets, OUB eciae 18S OOMPLETE IN 403 71x BTREET 8. W. CLOSING OUT SALE OF 860,000 WOBTH OF Ladies’ Handkerchiefs. WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUB LINES OF | no#9-Im’ I ENSE SACBRIFIO: BUBBERS AND ROTIOS. HANDEEROH: FOB LADIES. eee OE EDT OMDEE ST OO | acciztr 1908 F ot ee ee MEMSTITORRD BAND! NDEEROUIEFS, BEAU- OYSTEBS IN BVERY STYLE, + Conwan sp ann H Sraxers 8.W. Gilder, ~ T veil 613 455 THKEE-BUTTON PARTY KID ee nee a ee Gasincen., % dor, THREE-BUTTON WHITE KID GLOVES. pour PRESENTS. dor, THERE-BUTTON BLACK KID GLOVES. < = ai Avexce, rE-BU ’ c jer Nation ly os IHBIE- BUTTO BROW KID the Seat: Tecek fan ioe of ne Fin Gola and Silver Watchos, Chai Jewelry, &c..,, one cially ma ane for ‘th —_—— which he i sonable i offer ot leas than OBK MARKEE’ iT BATES. wate LEATHER WALLETS and POCKET BOOKS. JUVENILE BOOKS, « large assortment. R. B. MOHUN & CO,, GENT’S FINE STITCHED BOOTS, LADIES HOBBY BUTTON GAITERS, WHITE, BED AND BLUE SLIPPERS, MADE 10 ORDER. IN Bc Sa HOLIDAY Sores OF yee KINDS. iguprincras a BARDECHCE regs.sine ss, | Blew pina ‘onate Tate yard. 1 Oe en DH! Aasrpeae arene OF BARD BRAC A Mos. ere Bee ORLETS, ee ects Goon & ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS... 110 CHOSSILY's se TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, Best Private Patt: “2 OUB STOCK OF DRY GOODs, On firet floor, ts the largost and best assorted sonth f New York, and prices on every article at a most wonderful reduction, THE ARCADE, WOLFORD &SHILBERG, 437 SEVENTH STREET, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, | witting < decls-tr Between B and B, southwest. A “BooTs!” SHOES: aw th TO ALL AND D EVERY ONE! Bear in mind that our entire stock of BOOTS and TREN, 618 130 SHOES bas to be sold REGADLEst OF Cock on ace . sextelon kmcnaee eoveiee oltibmaN MAN Hiatt for | count of closing beninees, Out stock covmpriaos of ibe holidays, com) ing all i} shades end agalities. a mauufectories. Gall and examine f for your- oi and 6) J Nie ries JOHN ANGERMAN & Sov's, Inte tock Or AYR DBESSING in the Tatost |” Qin aw ANGERM: | AT HEILBRUNS, re GES avy ror casu, ~ 4T REDUCED PRICES. 80. THER TRUBK! i5H AND PACKING TRUNKS, a GhBTs Tetve ine BLSAEVacsens ee Tr Atthe OLD AND PRACTICAL MANUSAOTORY OF JAMES 5S. TOPHAM 4@ CO., Ho. 496 SEVENTH STEBEET,. FOR PRIVATE RESIDENCES, HOTELS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, MANUFACTUKKD BY M. G, COPELAND, 3 LOUISIANA AVENUR, oSAMP MEETING TENTS and FLAGS tor pina ABD ee Those Lerme, should leave their orders ig Reeaprenig sree, pho! Mul OM WM SOTHWELL as, Gab-F{TTING AND GE & by JAMES F BEIER, Prat "Practical tiem bere "Bet bor jraeign aneaey Se -— + Liner Loa her ‘ABPETS CLEANED AT THE erEAM oa® or BEATING WORKS, 440 am bet. 435 and 6th ste Our) free of extra charge. ___ LIVERY : Cougs ABLE! Horsce snd Bugeicn for Hire: aad ten supply of good Horses for sale every week ood tant VANT, Proort es called for aind returacd ORENZO RICE «ple ae between, el the aes ome.t Pise Gur of ll kinds, ‘Boxmies, irene’ * CIRGTON a AB 1 ANd ares Bxt wenn eines Axo Sia Sots oy LOR, 3 i{niNG STABLES, CR ke Tut OUACH MEM 3 ¢ northwest. a STOVES, FURNACES, LABGEST AND BES1 SELECTED STU SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIs. =m, lL GREGORY, seytt-tn 63 PENBSYLVANIA AVENU E ‘TABLISHED 1861. PRE G. BARTHEL, sk AND SCOURER, Ho, 118 Foarrand w lialt sirens gue dost south Ladies Dresser Olcaued und Dyed without being “Gentlemen's Garments loaned and Dyed without sorinking. * a: ‘Eid Gloves, Shoes, Fars, etc., Clesnod woe @UNs, gu™ 25 Lovmians AVENES,) Inthe ons Bouse in tho oisy that makes « spcisi:y GUNS, FISHING 7: AND sPoRTisa eames SF-SIGN OF BIG GEN. (usBLEs HEIDSLECE, Adjoining Odd Follows’ Hall. CHAMPAGNES. Dry Lawege and Extra, Parcirat Grocsas neni MERCHANTS.