Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1880, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHING! TON, ¥. December 20, 1880. CROSBY 8S. NOYES. Editor. ——— The Evening Star bas a regular, perma- nent. bona fide daily circulation more than donbie that of any other daily paper pab- ed in Washington, and equal to that of ail the other daily papers here added to- acther. | ——————————— ‘THE Stax office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the psper by msi! and otherwise, news, or any information or | business can be sent day or nixht, free of charve. MONDA | A Double-Sheet on Wednesday. Mowing to the pressure of holiday advertise | ments, and in order to give the readers of Tae | Sax their proper quota of reading matter, an | eight-page paper of 56 columns will be issued on Wednesday. Advertisers will please send tn ‘thetr orders at as early as practicabl “Schoet Punishments. Some further statements are given elsewhere regard to the punishment of the school girl Minnie Beall, at the kigzs school bullding. It | would appear that the room called the “sweat. box,” in which she was shut up, was not the botler room, but a room on a higher level. com- Tunicating with it by a fight of steps, It 15 Stated by the Janitor, who acted as jailer in this case, that the room ts not 4 dark disagreeable One, but 1s really So uncommonly pleasant that the boys rather ery to be fastened up there. | On the other hand, {tis luststed that the room | is in such close proximity to the boller roon Loy it ts heated excessively, and ts In every way improper place to confine a child. tn. Balancing the statements pro and con it wuld Seem that the horrors of the room have beea SouseW Rut exaggerated on the side of the pupil punished. It appears, however.that It has earned the name of “tne sweat-box ~ and to the minds of most of the pupils, especially the younger ones, tsa terrible place. Taking the most lentent | View of the case possible. the room was not a place to put a child In; and we think, also that a janttor 1s not a tit person to be intrusted & the custody and punishment of girls. Tis we say with due sympathy for the hard- Working. much-enduring teachers of our public | Schools. The matter of punishments should be revised In the interest of both teachers and | pup ‘The theory of the public school system is the greatest good for the greatest number. | Jt ls manifestly not for the good of the greatest | sumer if the teacher 13 compelied to spend a considerable portion of the school hours in ad- muinistering punishment to a few incorrigible or unruly pupils. The work of the whole school | is suspended while the scene of punishment 15 going op, and the chances are that they will Sot be able to resume the thread of sturdy for the rest of the day. The public sciool should not be made a House of Correction. It 13 not theduty of the teacher charged with the tn- struction of sixty pupils to make a child cbedient and orderly in the school room who 13 allowed to be unruly and disobedient at home. ‘The most that sto 2ld be required of the teaches 4s the patient exercise of moral suasion upon | unruly children to the point where itstuemi. | cacy is manifest. Then the offender should be | and if its parents able to bring the child to obedience, jould be made suspended and sent home. not are has passed the Senate requirin: e to examine and Inspect, from time to Time, without previous notice to the occupants, ail premises where Potomac water tstaken or | used. The places in which the greatest waste 4s supposed to occur are water closeis, which ai the re generally in bath rooms in this city. fon is made by the police to see how inc ut it will be to themselves and wi @ conscientious policeman knock Dath-room door, and break tt open it not opened nter Ob bis summons, for the purpose of inspection without notice. Decency and ctviltvation protest egainst this law. Certainly | The use of water should not vacate all personal and cisic rights in a man’s own house—once eld to be his castle. thls bill does not provide a or the creat source of was p rtment butidings, where to ny remedy | —ihat In the de- | the water is allowed n ight and day in such wanton sort that ‘ow down the great sewers in their nelgh- | erhood 18 equal to a powerful mill stream, yy making the ground tremble with itsforve. | 811 Duchess Lace Ties, Spanish Lace Ties and us. A fine assortment of Handkerchtefa, od Fancy Goods. decl¥ Lw* | = AXES | FoR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS BEFORE JANUARY 1, 1882 ‘The time fixed by Congre: percent aul taxes dae | 1sbl. After | all renulties | 1 ! Pet and abate ut f bill a wl be ebarged aud property sold in PETER CAMPBELL pays these taxes at a larze (lixso Otice, 1451 Fennaylvanis avenus, « » half street at his reziler us Four and- tion. That will cost you | PETER CAMPBELL, _ dec 18-128 1431 Pennsyivania ave JUSSELL’s ICE C! BEAM STANDS MITHUU E a KIVAL FOR QUAL. RIOR AS LOW AB. 18. PoRseey SMa | Bethin, ee FIRST RATE. ARTICLE — eee BU Tc ARE made of best Table | Binds of PASTE! i Cistiorte EUSSE, LIES, now27-tm 4427 New York Ave. HEIST WAS CAKES. —The larzest lot of | and P und Cakes is to be found at_ FCS. f batter. Galland 1427 New York | declS-2y, 4 LS all suadeot rsh wee them betore buying. AVENTE. LWAYS WERE AHEAD: ARE OTILL AHEA eoMeetrtios THE GOLD MEDAL, tab No av Rint on atafair. Remen acain this ye: who wante BNOW-WHITE 8h Should ask the wro ¥ ur of OK DUBBEUIL BYOS. & COL., LAL? F Street N. Ww aan chespest SHIRTS tor te money in | ec 1 BHIBT only 65 conte ‘Sur sen GLOBE Suu on! EUREKA BEINFO! HOLES, ta >, Hutshed, ony SL ‘Also, sine of GENTS" ae alway ov hand SUBKEULL BROS. & CO. RAL F street N.W. otice to Contractors. p> PONT Loonoex B.R,! DO STEER! w. D. ©. I be received at this Retens aan 3p _ or Janvany Hinsof thie Toad, Sxtenivee ge s0out cle 2 ae George County, to Chatlotte ial), “county, fications can be secn at this ottice. Be “Weta reject any and ais iereas eyed. ARTON, Chiet Engines: FLOORING (Daxssz0)....... BOARDS, THE BBaT.. BOARDS, Common....... HOLIDAY PRESENTS. assortment of LADIES’ NECK-WEAR, \UPFLERS, HASDRCKCHIEFS, PAA ASEETS.’ COMB and BaUsd' BXES; 1 NC¥ GOODS generally fue of EMPRESS and MONOGRAM KID UES, in opera aud street sl ssertiseat of Freuch and Auerican UND HATS for Ladies and Cnil- Mrs. M. J. oe Nos, 622 and 623 D street, Herat GIETS, — ‘There is nowhere in the city so large and varied a coilection SHOES AND SLIPPERS For the observants of Christmas-giving as we are now, showing a¢ the Dest advantage we can. the best catalogue of the contents of the Btore is a walk through i No derartnent is without its appea’ to one or another of you. We make you eelcons the freest inspection of every book and corn! Handsome Ladies’ and Gente EMBROIDER AND FANCY SLIPPERS, Fonz choles from 75 cents to 81.50, sold elsewhere We have bought these xoods at our own prices, and will sell them at less than BALF THEIR ORIGINAL VALU LEOPOLD BICHOLD. 491 Penna. Ave . Northwest, Sixn of the Bed Fiac. . BRANCH STORE— 659 Penna. ave. big Wallach School Building, Sign 6 Bed Flag. dec FAS Psome PRE TS. ‘ATHER RYAN'S POE ted. WOMEN, IN ONE VOLUME, Hand- somely Iustrated SETS OF PICTURESQUE AMERICA AND HOGARTIIS ar GBEATLY BEDUCED PRICE: ar SHILLINGTOD Corner Four-and-a-half st. and Pa. ave. T, WAsHIN Dec. 20, 1830. HEFIRM OF J. w. WitkaTiry &OO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. ROLERTS STEVENSON Will settle the business of the late ie. collet = debts due the firm, and pay all lebts due ¢ firm . W. WAFATLEY HOMERTS STEVE W. WHEATLEY bess leave to inform the uds and customers of the old firm that he will vntinue the business at the old stand, and solicits their patronave. dgc20-3t {LOWEHS: FLOWERS: We have Just pareliaged abe whole of an import- es stock of FLOWEKS at less than half price, aud cfler them at 7c. and $1 per spray. Best value tver offered for the money. JAPANESE GOODS, FANCY OHINA-WARE and BAaSK: , Bt Cost. otof BLACK OSTRICH FEATHE AS at T5e. per anch. Beautifully Miustra- LITTLE WORKS Bookstore, a MS. M. J. HUNT. dec20-2t Nos. 631 and 623 D OLIBAY GOODS. FLORIDA ORANGES, MALAGA GRAPES. Fine DEHESA RAISINS, NEW FIGs, HOME MADE PRESERVES AND JELLIES. HUMBEST’S CANDY, MIXED NOTS. CONSERVE GINGER, FRENCH PRUNES. | PRUNELLA-, FANOY BASKETS. Anda full assortment of FANCY GOODS suitable Christiuas Presents. FOR SALE Low. J BK. BRYAN & BRO, 605 Penna, ay: ” Metropo itan Hotel. BRE ANT Ivory HANDLE: SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, New Designs, from 25¢ to #2.50. HANDKERCHIEES, Piain and Fancy. PW WINE CLOTHS, with Napkins to match. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Uierks with Perry & Bro.), tec VIS 7th st. n.w. HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIEVING COSMETICS BEAUTY, for $1 per box. cz pow DERS, in three AND E FACE ROU attle to remove tan and. freckles, warrante «d, 82 complete. ‘The largest aseortment ae Ms iol u Ate iS oO0Ds, ME RV ELE 2 azeaium, dark provey tame WAU Ho lor hair, ee ua el 3 pe r Nettle REAL TORTOISE-SHELL GOODS below vamutactorere” Exices, Seu@ tor our ww ILLUSTRATED CATA: HOW TOBE BEAUTIFUL,” tee of chara Goods sent C. O. D., aa privilege of returning. Ww, decS-eot)1 a Wet th ‘street, New York. LUMBER. AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES, ENTERPRISE: WE HAVE IN OUR EMPLOY AN ARCHITECT, SEADY TO FURNISH ESTIMA’ ES FRSE OF CHARGR. WILLET & LIBBEY, Ora STREET AND N. Y¥. aVE. SPRAGUE'S SQUARE, BETWEEN ano: 3 i ¥AKDS. UN. L. MARKET SQUARE. novo | | ee THYSELF. The untold miseries that, result from indiscretion in early life may be alleviated and cni ,Coubt tis asse-tion, should parehase the n 1 blished by the PEABODY MEDT. postonsentitied HE SOLES Exisunted and p! OF Vitulit; irapaited by the errors of youth or t00 close appl <tion to business, iuay be restored and manhood rail ‘Two hondredth edition, revised and calarged, just published. | Itis a standard medical work, ia the English language, written by 7 8 phinician of sreat experience, to whom was awarded a and Sweled medal by the National Medical Association. Tt contains beautiful and very expensive enxrav- ines. ‘Three hundred pazes, more than 50 valuable preseriptions for all forms of prevailing disease, the result Of many years of extensive and successf al practice, either one of which is worth tef tines the rice of the book. Hound in Frenea cloth: price ouly $1, sent by mail post The London Lancet says: a person should be prithout this valuable book. ‘The author is a noble nefactor." An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt of 6 cents for postaxe. As ‘The author refers, by permission, to Hon. P. Bissell, M.D., president of the National Medical Association. Adaress Dr. W. HK. PARKER, No. 4 Bulfinch st. Boston, Mass. ‘The author may be consulted on diseases requiring skill and experienes. feb23-m&th HEAL THYSELF. Niauiy cite AND RETAIL. fae daily PRIME NEW YORK OYST: USBERRYS BLUE POINTS, HAST RIVERS age Be RORPOEK sat TAR AVEN BAYS, A’ SLIDERS ana PTAMOND BAC! ,THERAPLS 8 alwayson hagd. Hotels, Restaurant Families ed at the NONE OLE pad DEPOT, 621 st. nor cools Gt |. WHITE & OO. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. NEW ODS, MANY OF THEM NEVER IN THIS MARKET © BEFORE. { N PVELTIES WORTH 4 VISIT TO SEE THEM! PORT WINE JELL: [FLAMING TORAY JELLY, | DRY MUSOAT JELLY, ICA, SELLY ! | Gonpex STORMY, “JELLY. ‘These Jellies arc uvrivaied for invalids, persons | of weakly habit, aud, best of al, for general table | uses Universally recommended for their delicious | flavors, strict Suits undeviating excellence and | #reat nouriehment. (STUFFED PRUNES, Caly importaticn | STUFFED, OHERKIES. to this country, ee —HOFLIEFE- re LADY APPLES, i PU. RULE LISBON GEARES, | mee ag GRAPE~. | ube OLIVES, FOR THR Just out in elaae, HOLIDAYS, DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Streets, BLA [PEACHES FOR OE PURSE D& PEAGH FOE GLAOE. SHERT GRLATINE, White and Bed, VUENNA SUGASSD WAFERS, DELPHIA C DUNDEE MARMALA WHITMAR’S OR EAMS, MAILLARDS CHOC SOE BPECIAL ATTRACTIONS SYRUP ae Ei GRNOKT RS, GOTHA ahUrrLeD SAUSAGE. IN ALL DEPAR (MENTS AT B. OW. INS, IMPUBLERS. teclS-ft 1216 F etreet northwest. POPULAR PRIC. ~ HOLIDAY GooDs = aceiw | 719 719 IN REAT VARIETY AT EOS ELGES: } 719 Market Space, cor, At DAVIS’. paler, and Minene” Hematit ated, Embroidered, fal and Colored Bordered HA. aD HIE jpa=ne @ BROTHER, Pennsylvania ave., corner th st., HAVE an Inwensz AssorTMENT on FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PR ENTS. Silk HANDKERCHIEFS at 40c., 50c., 75c.. $1, BLACK AND COLORED BROQADE 8. nit i g rexiilar price, a SS AND COLORED iu ES. Oe eee: much below aie re Sirkrobe GéNUINE CAMEL'S HAIR 1k AY GOODS @ NE CAMEL HAl All kinds of HOLIDAY GOODS 4g EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, P: Ni 3 OELEBR: An elegant line of CELLULOID SETS, (comb, | EN Done es ashi, ae ») put up in hand bie Doze eapeee RAW SILE TABLEOSN r Holiday presents, 4 . RLEGANT FANCY ogre AND 1 For bargains in HOLIDAY GOODS, go to a Bote Ret Sa i Hy DAVIS". “‘all sizes ai tality a aa GEIS aad” ULSTERS, mgchages examine SILK HAND- ot DIES’ AND GENTLE- At DAVIS’. 3 SILK UMBRELL. S. ., 8 At- Goons MARKED | Is PLAIN FIGURES AND. ‘CHIEFS at 12c., At THE © Lowkst Prices.” Is At DAY: _57 One Purox,—isecapliehed 1840. wre ALE AGENCY FOR decl3 ek in all kinds of H-LiDAY G00Ds and small wares At E 719 Market Space, HOL sy or. Sth st. DAYS. eeels-1w pomerras P FOR THE BRYAN S PRIDE FLOUR, Cor, Fifteenth and L sts, northwest, bs. MIXED NUTS NDY A CABLOAD OF THIS OFLEBRATED FLOUR JUST RECEIVED. LOMA'TOER Canton GING SWEET OaTAWDA We beg to apoloxize to our customers for the fay in filliny orders for the above Flows, wi waseaused by the freight blockade in Pt 100 Send in your orders eariy, as nearly halt of ‘nts lot r don’t pnt off isalready sold. Another carload on the way. 1. We have un prior to the H. ltdays. © 1 Groceries in the city at Ie. Cc. BRYAN, decls3t_Cor. Fificenth and I sts. now. OF sc. new. PRUORIDA ORANGES, (sees: CANDIES! , , | MALAGA GIAPES, bs. Pore Cnn. RLSIT LEMONS, | 3'ts- Choice Cre CANDIES, NUTS. ie 7 Ibe. Freeh Nuts WITMER, ca decls-t30 1918 Pensisyl emule ave. We sell QUE OUR <12 REVERSIBLE OVE ULTSERR, retail elsewhere Our 82.50 childre MAILLARD'S CHOCOLATES, WHITMAN'S CREAM. worth more. Goods staranteed to be Our 32.50 children's Overcoats and #4 aad 33 ted Boods allowed in Ea eee BW. Suk Handkerchiefs for the Holldays, 30e., ¥ 1 Our2 914 and 1916 Pe lecl8 PMAS WALL TEXTS, 1 © Church or Sunday School Glass Oalendar for 1SsT Star in the East, with appropriate selections in prone a Lverse. Christiass Stock } ‘he Poet's Calenda CHOICE HOLIDAY PRESENTS, «fall of go0d things with quotutions tor every THE LARGEST STOCK OF ‘Sliakespearean Calendar, with tation, an appropriste J iret-ciass PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSICAL BOXES, | At WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, MUSIC SLANDS, PIANU QGOVEKS, PIANO aecl8 428 7th street. STOOLS, VIOLINS, GUITARS, BANJOS, accorprons, | J ,YOSS SILK UMBRE HARMONICAS, NEW STOCK CLAUDENT S¢ re ANDEEBOHIECS AND MUEFLERS, HOWE LINE OF GLO OUSILK, CASHMERE and CASSIMERE ROBES. | w.s. T 935 Penn’a ave. MUSIC FOLIOS, MUSIO WRAPPERS, Hands-wely Bound MUSIC BOOKS and SHEET MCsiv, IN THE CITY, At ELLIS & © 937 Penna. avenue. Five FLoors Devore T0 THE Business. a7 Mstablished 1452. decl3-6t decls Vv ARIED AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT NOVELTIES FOR XMAS. or CHRISTMAS GCODS, N.W. BURCHELL, decls-3t 1332 F street. 1850 1880 FINE ASSORTMENT FROM LONDON, VIENNA AND NEW YORK. PLUSH, RUSSIA AND CALF GOODS, PORTFOLIOS, WRITING DESKS, INKSTANDS, LEMAN POUKETLOOKS, CARD CASES, JEWEL a ODOB ©. ss YER AND HYM AND SEPARATE: ROBERT BEALL, BOOKSELLER, 195 Pennsylvania Avenue, XMAS GOODS. invites attention to his exceptionally attractive stock of goods suitable for the OHKRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. All the Latest Styles from Vienna, Paris and Losvon. LEATHER GOODS, JEWEL CASES. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &e., ke. BOOKS in Fine Bindings. PARIS, eTTER CASES, ALS, IN SETS BIBLES, Ph Sets of DICKENS, THACKERAY, SHAK- | GIFT BOOKS, JUVENILE GAMES, PEARE, MACAULAY, &e., &c. PIOTURE FRAMES, His department of OHILDREN'S LOOKS 1s | CLOVE AND HANDKERONIEF BETS, WITH MUSIC BOXE! IAS OABDS. FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY, wore extensive and are offered at PRICES MUCH CHEAPER than last year. Of CHRISTMAS CABDS he offers the largest and At J.D. FR Re best-arranged stock inthe city. _decl3-m,f,m,3t sixeet, Opposite Epbitt Wouse, ana 14th street and Penna, avenue. (ets-tt e BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &c. HOLIDAY GooDs CORNED EEF A SPECIALTY. OM ds Nosteea Pharket, pthetrost | we have a es Teipriees scetton Tt ity GSE Ter Sarkets OF |W followin line of LINE GOOD that we wilrsell ivered free of charge to all parts of | tar below their real value: dects-1y" LADIES’ and GENTS’ a SILK HANDKERCHIEES. LADIES’ aaa ; NEN HANDKERCHIEFS. net “ KID and CLOTH GUOVES. NECKTIES, COnLA CEES, THE BOSTON HOU IE, 921 enue. AT SPEC TAL BARGAINS. CONNOLLY deci7-w Eleventh st. and Penn: yy B. VAN REUTH, PABISIAN MODES, AIM2 L3th St, Northwest. Latest detigns in WEDDING PROUSSE AUX, MOUKNING DRES: Ge slits, DIN NER and TLCEPLIUN DEESSE OPEN EVENINGS ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DECENBER 15, impcrtations of mings aud Butto: Complete Costumes of shortest notice. DURING THE all descriptions at the OLIDAYs, pti duct SENSIILE, SUITABL PRESENTS. S#ALSKIN DOLMANs ard SACQUES, elegant SILK FUR-LISED DOLMANS and CIRCULARS, Intest noveltics in COLLARETTES and MUFF, Lacies and Misses SEAL HATS, Goats. FUR MUFFLERS, GAUNTLETS and CAPS, SILK UMBRRLLAS, ior Ladies and Geatlemen, with French handles cf carved ivory and wood. STINEMETZ, deciSk237 Penna, Ave. next to cor. 1th Ppvuxe APPLE CIDER: WITH A GRAND DISPLAY or CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, PUBE APPLE CIDER!: LARGE ASSORTMENT, AT OUR OWN PoPU- LAR PRICES. Manufactured from select NEW YORK APPLES, ‘2 store and for saleat low prices by SAML. C. PALMEB, 1224 29th St. n. w., Georgetown, D. 0. ‘Telephonic Connection. | WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, | ? 921 Pennsylvania Avenue, €9C! erin 3-gallon kegs a spe @ecls Oa Keg and spigot loaned. norsd | rit NEw EVESING GOODS. FULL LINE EVENING SHADES IN SATINS. ELEGANT STOCK EVENING BROOADES. | ange aMERES AND ALBATROSS, in delicate 2 GAUZFS in ali the shades —White, Cream, Blue, Pink and Heliotrope BESANT WHITE BROCADES, variety SATIN DE LYONS, choice tints. Apes SATINS, all colors, in medium and in creat One Price. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Penna, avenue. USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN. deci? Gents’ Latest Style SILK HATS, $5 IMAX SHIRTS,” ready to use, reduced to $1; All-wool SCARLET and White UNDER-GAR- MENTS: Cashmere, Merino and Shaker Wool HALF-HOSE; | Fur-top, Lined Dozskin GLOVES, $1 and $1 Two-Button KIDGLOVES, 81; Nice Cloth do. Silk, Alpaca and Gingham UMBRELLAS Splendid Stock of Gents’ Silk NECK-WEALR ; LINEN OOLLARS and OUFFS, Palse Warmers; Knit Jackets, Silk and Linen Pocket Hakft At LEWIS’ *POPULAK ONE-PRIOE STO! 920 Seventh st. northwest. PLEL'S CANDY. 4 full arsortment HIDES 08 NDIES Stat ree eecli- o pRva! - deel 7-3t Corner E5th and Lstrects. ONDEBFUL! — Gabinete, = er dozen: Cards, @2 per dozen; 4 larce Bc ; ‘Is little Pictures, BLACKLIDGEY GALLERY 4 Vennsylvania ave., bet. 43s and (ith sts. it HOLIDAY GOODS. DRY BURDETTE'S SPEGIALTIES AUITARLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. 500 dozen SILK and LINEN HANDKEROHIEF: yin fancy boxes, or by the single one. H WALKING JAOKETS, at 35, £10, and 815. ULSTERS and DOLMANS, SILK PLUSII, at #4 and 34.5u. Great Bargains in LYONS BLACK SILK VELVET, at 81.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $3, 84, $5, 33, 310 and 812 per yard. Special Bargains in five pisces of BLACK SILK, at £2 per yard, worth $2.50. ficent BLACK SATIN DE LYON, at $1.50, $2 and $2.50. : NOVELTY DRESS GOODS in creat variety. W. W. BURDETTE & CO., Nos, 928 Seventh st. 706 K st. nv. 8, $10, 812 and sls declG-st | GBEAT Bancarns HOLIDAY GOODS Waicn May Make « Mery © RISTMAS. All- wool English Serge Matslanea teas Goods, ite. Lovely Garne eautiful New Style Prints Underwear Elezant $-huitton Paris Kids, Woven Colored-border Handkerchiefs, Sc. Most Beantiful Suk Handkerchiefs, very cheap. Bplendid large 12-4 Margelles Quilts. $1 63, Shperior full reeular Balbricaan Hose, #1.50 box. Extra large knotted fringe Damask oniy doz And Blankets, Sliawls, Napkins and hin- dreds of other things evjnally cheap, at BRODHEAD & CO.’S OLD STAND, decl6-8t 1205 F st , bet. 12th and 13th sts. ,PECIALTIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. REAL LACE GOODS, FANS, SILK A FANCY Lat 8, KID GLOVES, ULSTERS, SILK DOUMANS, SILK CIRCULARS, FUR LINED FOOT MUFFS, AND A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST RECENT PARISIAN NOVELTIES. M. WILLIAN, 7 Cite Trevise. Paris, 907 Pa.ave. _ael6 QTUpENTs LAMPS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. 24.50 WILL BUY AGENUINE LARGE SIZE NICKEL-PLATED, GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS, AND A GALLON OF RYNEAL'B ROYAL SECURITY OIL, BEST AND SAFEST OIL IN USE. All other oogs in his line at the lowest possible prices. Call and examine. decl6-2w KYNEAL’S, 418 7th si. pee RBOX given away. Lowest p Ce OOK ant etter HOLIDAY GOODS. "One mers buying 6 worth or more wil receive the Ghutterbox free, at KOBERTS™ Bookstore, 20 7th st , sbove New York ave. 6-6t rices for A. S. FLANDRAU & CO. No. 372 and 371 BROOME STA&EET, NEW YORK. RAND ANDAUES, Gecl5-10t BROUGHAMS. Ke. L= USGO TO McCARTHY'S FOR FINE SHOES. Let us co to MCOARTHY'S for cheap Shoes. ‘Letts xo to McOARTHY'S for Ladies’ Shoes. Let us go to McCARTHY'S for Gents’ Shoes. Let us co to McUARTHY'S for Childrens' Shoes. Let us zo to MCOARTHY’S for any kind of Shoes. Let us go to MCOARTHY'S for Embroidered slip pers. Let us go to McCARTHY'S for Rubbers. for Freucu Kid Shoes. Lest us ko to SMCOARTHY'S for common seuss SEC ct us go to Mc RITHIY'S for shose at one price. ‘Shoes. Let us zo to McC Y'S for boys’ «: Lotus algo to MCCARTHY'S. NEW YORK SHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvania ave decl5 js GHANDEST DISPLAY. HOLIDAY GOODS, INCLUDING ALL THE NovELTIEs 1s TIES, LAGE TIDES, SLIPPERS, SILK HAND- KEROHIEFS. POCKETBOOKS, CHIL- DREN'S CAPS anv JEWELRY, ri sands of articles suitable for Holiday Pres- en athotand make your selection before the rual. Solid Gold Obildren's Kings, 89 cents. buver J himbles (co dies’ Gold-chased Bind flings, $1.50. Aretiyst and Gameo Kings, 81. £508 up. Gold Toothpicks, 8 area MAX WEYL, Gecl5-2w 712 7th st. northwest. KEL STUDENTS’ BE- as DUCED $4.50. ‘THE ST.GERMAIN NIOKEL STUDENTS’ LAMP With all the Latest Improvements FOR 84.50, cons of Sehyt cent, other xoods at see RANGES See, gar-agent for Prattaasten Gin atrects (PSE BEST Girt OF BANTA OLAUS Iss Musical Instrument or macooult rm G. L. WIL) & B«0,, ‘723 7th Street North vest, Have the Have the greatest variety at special inducements 7 HOUSESOTD SEWING MAOHIN' a Sanit Wotton Gee Giohe. b Eas ee LEASANT VALLEY BEST SWEET CATAWBA WINE. Oni FANCY NEW ORLEAM opal 8 MOLASSES, | NICE PRESERVES in euall back FRUIT BUTTERS, JELLIES, NUTS. ‘ttrnon, FRENC CAND “CHOICES iN ke ‘Ps at 0 cents per BOXES OF FINE CIGARS, suitable ¢ Uneistmas presents. | FINE SOOTOH WHISKY. OLD CRO} QED SeMaIOn ROM GENUINE San ANDROUM. - Try my **Be $2.50 per gallon. Jam tm whedesnle any of my Suware included, as low, and sometimes an merchants. GEO. A. O'HARE, ice cheat aos northwest, bot Mand %. deel. | (amt PRESENTS. | BARLOW'S GALLERY, 1225 Pennsylvania avenue. What can be more appropriate for a present than A FINE ENGRAVING, framed in the latest style. Gall and seo the large ®t ck Dow on exhibition. ‘4 steat variety cf CHRISTMAS CARDS, BRAOK- v3 SELS, FRAMES for Photographs, &c .—A fine collection of ELCHIN 4S just re- decis aw* T NE LATEST IMPROVED NICKEL STUDENT LAMP, OF ALLADIN OIL, WITH AG ONLY $ ROGE BROS TRIPLE PLATED KNIVES, 0) HALF DOZEN. ROGERS BRO. TRIPLE PLATED SPOONS, $4 HALF DOZEN. TABLE ROGER BROS. TRIPLE. PLATE TEA SPOONS, $2 HALF DOZEN. OGERS BRO. ae PLATE ER SH, $5 ROGER BROS, TE ee PLATE CAKE BAS- . 35. DYCORATED TEA SETS, FROM $10 TO At J. W. SCHAEFER’ 1020 7th Street Northw. avclt Above New York ayenue. = sANT SEVEN AND EIGHT | STOP ORGANS, of superb tone and finish, and made by the best reinthe country, for only $50, upon easy monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO 433 7th st. northwest decls H OLIDAY GOODS, A iarge assortment of Porcelain, Par! brary LAMPS, DE «1 DECORATED SHADES, CABINET MIRRORS aud 8CONGES, BRONZES, FANOY STUDENT LAMPS and DEO- ORATED SHADES. All of the above goods sold at tor and Li- E. F. BROOKS, hh st., Corcoran Bu BR" AVIN & ¢ PLIGHT GRAND F Wornp BENowNED Aigo, the Celebrated HARDMAN UPKIGHT PIAN the only reliable low-priced. good-t Dex ht st HH. L. SUMNER, So ¥ Bil TU st. northwent, a ding. nee AML LEWIS’ 80) \ JEWELERS AND SIL) £RSMITHS, Have 4 Lance Vaniery oF HOLIDAY GIFTS, Watce Try Orr at UNUSUALLY LOW PRIGES. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, { LACE PINS, SCARF PINS, STERLING SILVER, PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, OPERA GLASSES, &c Av PRICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION. SAM’L LEWIS’ SONS, 1216 Pennsylvania ave. 4ecl3-1m_ D. JUGLA’S. PARIS EID GLOVES REDUCED Pa. 2-Button, 81. $-Button, 8 4 Button, } ENUINE MONOGRAM KID ‘dives. j 2Button, Te. | 3-Button, $1.00, 1 4- Button, $1.25. 6-Batton, $1.50. J.P. PALMER, IMPORTER AND DESIGNER OF FASHIONS IN MILLINERY, No L207 F st- | _decl8 MAS HOLIDAYS, 1880. THE LATEST STYLES FROM VIE! NA, PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK. PLUSH, MILLEBEIS, CALY | Writing Desks, Portt nkstands, Paper Weights, Photograph and Autograph Albu Card Cases, Pockctbooks, Purses and ter Cases, sewel Cases, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Bibles, Prayers and Eymnals, Juveniles. HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS. XMAS OABDS of Prang, De La Rue, Goodall and Marcus Ward. DIARIES. JAS. J. CHAPMAN, Metropolitan Book Store, decll 911 Penna. Avenue, Stet BABGAINS. CHILDREN'S CLOAKS and errs ata RE- DUCT = of nearly ONE-HALF in the price, 10 close out the stock. : COLORED CASHMERES, at 50, 62. and 75c. ALI_ WOOL BERGES. 250. a Great Beduichon trod former ios JOHN T. MITCHELL, 931 Penna. ave. E CREAM FOR THE HOLIDAY Boer Sea oy | st Presents, and at decl7-3t HOLIDAY GOODS. HBRISTMAS PRESENTS. ‘Nix Fine Dreas Shirts, ready made, for 63.50 only. Three Dollars and Sixty Cents for 6 fine Dress Shirts, all finished realy for the wash (ub. Finest Linen Collars, Latest Styles, $1 50 per dor SUk Neckwear, the largest assortment in Washi ton and st prices low enon! to astontal: fine sstor,ment of eilk and Linea Bande: i. Our ponds are bought in lane quantities for coat and having six stores of oor own to supply, So oor Shirts, © Oats an: ‘aie Neckwear so that we retail them et about thirty per cent. lower than the dual market price form goods We keap more ready made Shirts, Goliars and Oufls than any ten retail stores in Washington, and you can find them cheaper for the same quality than at auy other place tn the city. Cc. GEO. MEGINNISS, 1002 F strect now. eeclt-it \HE BEST CHBISTMAS GIFT FOL WIFE OR CHILDREN IS A POLICY UN THE MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW FORK THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN THE WORLD WILLIAM P Aocl8-6t QO SECOND FLOOR DEVOTED , ENTIRELY TO HOLIDAY GOODS W. H. & 0. H. MORRISON ace thes have t! box leave to © display of examine oe the rush of Xmas week. It can new be seen to advantare, and customers can beattended to more satisfactorily to themselves mormous variety of nd the following ‘s Cards, Cologne Ladies’ Toilet Cases, ©. and Brash Boxes, Giove and Handkerchief Boxes, Fancy Glaweware, Scissor and Toilet Caves, Btationery Cases, Oard Cases and Pocket Books, Smoker Articles, Goid Pens, Pencils and Watch Oharms, Photoxraph and Autograph Albuma, Games for Childres, in great variety; Fancy Boxes of Statior ry, frau 25e. to $10; Beantiful Gilt Books fc young aad ld; Toy Books, ete., etc. The lancas stock of German Favors in the city DO NOT FORGET TO SEE THE GOODB ON THE SECOND FLOOK. ALL GOOPS MAKKED IN PLAIN FIGURES: W. H. & 0. H. MOREISON, Booxseure dec? 475 Pe Gusres GUNS, AMMUNITION WD aud DESIGNS. and FINE CUTLERY decll A. B. WILLIAMS. 919 7ch st VLIDAY PRESENTS. SCARFS, SCARF PINS AND KINGS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, HANDEERCHIEFS, ” sin and Fan! anen tn Su FANCY SUSPENDERS, G JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, 816 F st. north we —— CHICKENS, OA! VER, &o decd ECEIVED bai CHOICE J AE ADELPHIA: KEYS, WILT TURKEYS CANVASS. BACK, peRRRHEAD, MUSOOVA Qual PHEASANTS, GROURE WHITE FISH, BASS, SMELTS at Tse 2 BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCEELL & CO. { SKATES. 8h a fine assortm: rristmas Pr: C. PISCHEE'S Ox Srann, decd G23 Teh st., 0). Patent Offios, J Mm. & B. COHEN 2h AND FINE JEWELRY SELL DIAMONDS, FINE WATCEES AT PRIVATE SALE EVERY DAY FROM 2 P.M. UNTIL TP. M 1105 PENNA. AVENUE. dac8 ——. MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, AND OTHERS, FOR THE FINEST MADE GARMENTS, PLACE YOUR ORDELS WITH GEO, T. KEEN, MERCHANT TAILOB, deci-im No. 414 9th street morth west. per & co. B. LATEST STYLES OF SILK, DERBY, 80FT, AND OPEKs HATS, JAMES ¥. DAVIS’ sum dec7-Im 621 Pennsylvania c= BUPPERT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, Bos. 403 and 405 7th st. a. w., Importer of all kinds of Toys and Fancy G ‘adapted for HOLIDAY Pk’ DGLLS, of every description, HOBBY HORSES, and Girl's VELOCIPEDES aud BICYOLES. SLEIGHS and PARLOR SKATES, all sizes NOTIO: too numerous to meati WORK BOXES and DRESSING CASEY WRITING DESK ang PERFUMLRY STAND USICAL BOXES, all sizes and pres CHINA VASES and ORNAMENTS. WORKSTANDS and FANOY BASYNETS. _fectd-2w At the Lowest Prices. 1 hood STIEFF, KBANICH, BACH PIANOS, ESTEY ORGAN ancemente for the Ho! WiLp @ BikO., Sale Amin, Fas TH ot. Boy: And the W. GALT, BRO. & CO, ° JEWELLERS AND SILV 1107 Penn, have been prepared wit HOLIDAY TRADE Special attention ie invited to the low price apf which a creditable prese > purcharad tt be kept open im deel i-2w , ING MACHINES: SEWING MAC HINES _The most complete assortu: ikon = 25 warranted for thie: yeas. purchased of us are wubject changed with!o thirty days if not satisfactory. Ln struction wiven free st any time. Ca)! early and make your selection at LE Whence & Wilson, New ‘These Machines: el an Ail Machines