Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1880, Page 4

_THE EVENING STAR. _DOUBLE SHEET. WA SHINGTON, ERIDAY -December 21, 1880. | \OVES......Editer. The Evening Star has a reguinr, perma- nent, bona Side daily circulation more than double that of nay ether daily paper pub- lished in Washington, and eqnal to that of all the other daily papers here added to- xether. ‘THe Stan office is connected with the Telephone Exchange. Advertisementa, orders for the paper by msi! and otherwise, news,or suy information or business can be sent day or night, free of chars. The [resident of the future will, It he proves ‘ohis high position and the age in which he lives, have a carefully prepared, faithful and complete, but brief, synopsis of his message to Congress made tn advance and delivered to the | 1 aneously with the presentation of the fll doenment to that body, for the benefit Of that large portion of the public who woald be gladto know what he recommends, vat who Dave not the time or disposition to wade tnrough from four toa dozen colamns of fine type for the sake of finding 1 ont. On account of their Jength and the little Interest generally taken In tiese documents, a number of prominent papers now decltne to print them tn full, and one pad iisher in the central part of New York, having doubts as to whether he could not better use bis space than by giving place to them, took the trouble to make @ statistical investigation on | the subject among his readers, with the rollow- ing result: Whole number of whom inqairy Of these only 41 had read the had “glanced at {t,” 23 had read portions of It, 195 hoped to get time to read it seme day, and the rest had hardly an {dea of its exis It fs noteworthy that the majority of those who bad not read It gave as an excuse that “ther could not find time to wade through if President ¢ be, he will not bore the country with long | riteld is the man we take him “SO any sudject: Dut shonld he flad at ime that he cannot express bis views In a ace, we recommend him to follow the gestion offered above. If he does so he will make friends with the press and the public, but he will at the same time give the try a Wider and better understanding of deas than any of his predecessors have been to do by their long-winded, high-sounding ‘There Is no law authorizing the taking of the Photecraphs of noted criminals, though tt fs | done In every state in the Union. The murder- us assa Ut by a counterfelter tn Brooklyn upon a U.S. deputy marshal because the latter at- tempted to compel the former to sit for his ograph. has directed attentioa to this | od of dealing minals without war- | rant of law. It fs clatmed, tn behalf of the crimtoal in this case that he had a right to proteet bin against Injustice at the hands Of the Officers; that even prisoners have rights | Which must be respected, and that the officer | in gotng beyond the iratts of law laid himselt | Mable to the as Sustain this view of the matns to be seen, but, ble pian now will laws making tt of - Whether the courts will not ease or re the d to} upon | their . if ordered by the proper only are these photographs an ald in the capture of criminals frequently, but no doubt they assist to some extent in checking A noted offender becomes known all | ountry by his features posted tn the | rity, and be {3 thus | ‘ow, that it fs admit- | cannot be compelied to submit | to the photograpate process tt 13 probable that most of them captured tn futu: il refuse to have their pte ‘a, and perhaps will be compulsory crime to have even resist, unless the act Is made lawfal by lectslation. —————— Court cireles in Canada are enjoying a high quality of scandal invoiving royal bicod. It Is said that the quarrel between the Princess Louise and her royal mother, the Queen, dates back prior to the marriage of the former with Marquis of Lorne; that Louise had formed a romantle attachment for a poor young man, but her motber found it out and forthwith married the Princess to Lorne. Tae couple got along very wel! until the novelties of Canada and their new reign in the Dominion wore off. ‘Then the Princess became a prey to ennul, and finally she tired of the Canadians and her hus. band. The Marquis wearled of ker continued complaints and tl-humor, and consented that She should return to England “for her health.” ‘The Princess now, It 1 sald, refuses to retura to Canada and her husband, and the latter ts not anxious to see her back; Dut the Queen has been urging Loutse that her duty calis her to the side of her busband, and insisting that she should take passage for Canada. The Princess grew fmpatient, and the royal mother became authoritative. If all this is not true, it seems to afford as much satisfaction In “court circles” in the Dominion as if it was. It further shows That the effort to establish a court in Canada Is Bot an entire fatlure. The gossip and scandal department appears to be In fine working order. The consolidation of rallways and the co Operation of the different railroad corporations In everything that tends to strengthen their power of monopoly are having the effect of di- Tecting public attention to the importance of Droviding some sort of protection for the peo- Ple. The necessity of legislation for the regu- lation of raliway rates and to prevent discrimt- bations Is being very generaily discussed. The railroad comunisstoners of Georgia have determ- ined upon compelling a reduction of the tariff Fates, and petitions are pouring tn upon Con- gress as neveg before, urging the enactment of | the tater-sta®® commerce bill or something Ike | it. When large cities suddeniy flad that they with all their varied interests are within the | power of asiugle man, through his purchase and consolidations of ratlroads, the people be- gin Lo realize the !mportance of putting a chi upon transportation monopolies. -- ‘Things work differe MeCleverly used to say. In England Beaconst new book, dymion.” costs about $5.4), while her. tt may be had in readable form for fifteen Cents. On the other hand, Harpers! and Serib- pers’ Magazines, which cost tuntr ve centa @ach tn thiscountry, are sold tn Eogland and on the Continent for twenty-four cents. It is Only fair to however, thar In the former nm ts different in form and style, | Teas In the latter case It 1s the same,—both mogacines being printed 1a this country and Fept to the otver side of the Atlantic, where they are retalled eleven cents cheaper than at bome. ‘The Tow Pato Club proposes for Itseif a lonz nd troubled existence In resolving not to dis. A W DEPARTUBE. While the majority of people at this season have fhetr notions on the laxuries of tifa, we should not fornet the necessities, such ss COAL AND WOOD. Dew departore, Iam now prepared torn toners ee bast eases Anthracite sud minous iar the liberal patronage Hickory split Pbaakine all Pande the late firm of J. M. Wheatley & Co., I solicit a continuance of same. gperantecing to all ¢ prime quality of material. aud Aitbricg to compete with any house in the trade All coal thovoushiy’ screened befors leaving the Yard. Coal standard, 2240 pounds to the ton. Sawed and split wood kept under cover. CQumbsr- isnd Goal asractatty. Telephonic connections. J.M. WHEATLEY, de24-3 2d st., Indiana ave.and C st.n.w. a QUFIGHe. SLEIG As. SLEIGHS. | On band several cheap Sielghs. Call early A veneral variety of CARRIAGE: Kepairing prompt deo2s-3t OBERT a GRAHAM, 10-416 8th st. northwest. | SMOKING JACKETS. SMOKING JACKETS A. SAKS & €O., 316 and 318 71th street. DRESSING GOWNS. DRESSING GOWNS. LOW PRICES. LOW PRICES, A. SAKS & Co., dec22 316 and 318 Seventh st. (Oe thee Ld LOWSON’S ICE a —All flavorings. Away rich, delicious ron reliable cial rates on quantities. cakes, &C, at the lowest you: Pints, is.; Quarts, 35 ots. 1104 12th = porthwest, nent corner cee ae $1.25 agallon. Bpe- 8 fine assortinent of FSR ICE CREAM BREAN DS WITHOU E & SOATEST IS CONSISLENT WIth A Bs Ret RATE Butera Baad EBUIE CARE ud Kinds of PASTY, nitter 5 2 PLES o CHARLOTTE Bi JUSSE, JELLL nov27-1m mee New York Ave. RRLIVED FIFTY BOXES FLORIDA ORANGES DIEOY. J.B. BRYAN & BRO. 608 ALITY. ‘nusyivania avenue, dec22-3t Opp. Metropolitan Hotel. E- THE LINE OF GRATES AND OPEN FIKE-PLACES, BRASS FENDERS, ANDIRONS np FI@E SETS, FINE GAS FIXTURES, LIBRARY LAMPS, DROP LIGHTS and DECORATED SHADES, } we offer the MOST ATTRACTIVE stock to be found in Washington. Orders for PLUMBING, HEATING and VENT- ILATING promi to. FIRST-CLAss WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. EDWARD CAVERLY & CO., dec22 4420 NEW YOKK AVENUE. A, TADY Just arrived from New York will ox_ hibit some Elegant KEORPTION DRESSES for this week ouly, at 1303 Fst Lacies are invited to calle dec23 Ht" J IGHT CLASSES.—A eee Class in Math- ematics will be organized TUSSDAY, January h, 1881, at 6 p. mi, in the Polywetinic Depart- mat of ‘the National” University, for gentlem ‘swed in business during the day. Boys uot | than fourteen years of age received in the day School. Apply to Prof. BH. SHENTON. at the Lecture Rooms of the University, 1419 New York avenue, jecd2-3t* ADAME L. P. JEANNERET, M ae ails ce Sie Be mrtmient of BONNETS and ROUND HAT care. fully selected by herself from the fending louses ¢f Paris. Oan be found. at hor parlors, No. 1327 street, opposite Ebbitt House. deci. eee ey pt F WEI DE MEYER’S CATARRH CURE $1.00. DR. WEI DE MEYER'’S remarkable success in treating Catarrhal Complaints, now justifies him in reducing the price of bis preparation to ONE DOLLAR. Wholesale Druggists and D. B. Dewey & Co., 46 Dey street, Now York, will exchange new 4cent Stamp forthe Gcent Stamp Care, and pay 23 a dozeu difference until February 1, 1881. 42i DURESTOR £R. LAMPE'S ELIXIR OF HERES, ied and acknowledzed by the medical author- itles in Germany as » sure remedy for all disorders of the stemach, especially for INDIGESIION AND DYSPEPSIA. Tmported and for sale by. |. Pharmact: 22 Oth st. dectt gus DAY & 0O., SUCCESSORS TO Ae KING CHANDLER, ARE NOT CLOSED, as represented by some parties, BUT ARE IN FULL BLast, witha full line of GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, And aré selling at dec22-Im Low Down, Down Prices 1831 © “agit 1881 cue either before or after the Holidsys. ed, or Besntifally Dyed GENTS! st ADIES GARMENTS to be had at W. H. WHEATLEY Dry Oleaning aud Premium Steam Dycing Eotabiishncst 1068 (49) Jefferson Street, Georsetown, D. C. Work called for and delivered anywhere in the einy. dect2 OLIpaX NOVELTIES, TEPER Cagis, C ie naeaet LE OVERS, ASES, LAMBREQUING cnbertions on Done ‘and Felt nd until suffrage ts restored in this District. We might say useless, as well, since the suffrage that can be enjoyed here under the constitution an only be the form without the substance,— the husk without the kernel,—the cross witb- out the crown. ——_-<+e-—____ ‘To-morrow being a legal holiday, Tae STaR ‘Will not be published; but the business office ill be open as usual. TANGY WORSTED GOODS, ART EMBKOLDE RIES PAPER BASKETS. CARD AND. C(GAR CASES. | Eleca ECK- Sis DADIES ' N. VES, HANURERCATORS. FANS and CHiL DREN MERINO QLOAKS and HOODS of peri at = ines SELMA BUPPERT’S, dect4 608 Oth street. Upp. Fatent Uitice. VINES AND LIQUOKS V ON coe fOL HILL. Pure old Brandy, Ki For wines Spirits. Scotch ennetior Whisky, herry, Muscatel Argelics and C recommended for medicinal and amie Maven Bola by MoGAaULEY & DELLWIG, 209 Penna. ave. east, ani DELLWIG & MCOAULEY, cor. 24 and O sts: northeast. T2= “ONLY LUNG PAD! ©&- Cures by ABSORPTION (Nature's way) LL LUNG DISEASES, ALL THROAT DISEASES, ALL BREATHING TROUBLES. It parves Sool the system curative avents and hhealine n-edic It Dkaws ruom the diseased parts the poisons ‘that caure death. 5 ‘Tuovs<xps Testiry To rrs VIRTUES. ¥OU CAN BE RELIEVED AND CURED. Don't despair unt have tried this Sensible, Pea Tettnd kafscanty Revove: Rosedy Orbe Tas by mail receipt of ins: Ree oh. Tus’ Ostr: ‘Luxe Pap Co-, Detroit, THE ‘*ONLY" LUNG PAD CO. ee Block, Detroit, Mich. ee oe pulsaouas s Koen sent free. Get BARGAINS HOLIDAY GOODS, Waich May Maxe 4 Merny Cuntstuas. All wool English Berm Matelasse D1 oe de Eavely Garset Plush. see Dress Good! 8. Beantifal Tnderwes dk er: Very cheap. 124 Marvels Q es Quilts BI 65. Hose, $1.60 box. pt Benen ‘Towela, only id Blaprete, Sha Baeroe ss hun- things equally cheap, a BRODHEAD & CO.’S OLD STAND, decl6-3t* 1205 F st , bet. 12th and 13th ata. AGARLES @ aOeEe e ARLES H. BOWEN, M. HAS RE- ok th ¢ Ee and will reeponid to, professions! calls ave, northwest. tdenbe 122 C st uortnwost IsToAS largest lot Frvitand rand Gabe ts isto totcane at ros, made'of freah table batter. nen, thea them before buying. No. 1427 New Youu HOLIDAY GOODS VINE FRENCH CaNnDE, Pure Creams. 30 Ibs. Good Es’ sin Slbe. Seedlcss Raisina mee Sh) Gls Landon Layer Raisins : Leo Ibs. Finest Dehewa Ba’ : 100 The ere Nuts (beet ta 2 L008 PLEASANT VALLEY ea BEST SWEET CATAWBA WINE, One iaRy per galloa. FINE jenbun ‘ HNE NEW ENGLAND RUM, JaMalCa RUM, HUB PONGH. FANCY NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, NICE BRIGHT SYRUP at 59 ceate per gallon. Try my ‘“‘BOQUET” WHISRY, $2.50 per gallon. to wholesale anv of my goods, Tam Sugare ine luded, ss low, aud often lower. than Batimore merchants. O'aARE, . bet. Mand &. OLD CROW WHISKY, URS Fou HOLIDAY PRESENTS. STINEMETZ. 12337 Penna. ave., Has tw Stock ELEGANT SEAL DOLM. ANS A AND SAC .)UKS, cen CHOICE SIE GAGMES TS, ‘POR LIN aADIES AND Ee cae MUSES: COLLAB- GENTLEMEN'S Mur FLERS GAUNTLETS AND FUR ROBES, PARLOR FUR MATS. _ 423 yeormay DRESS HAT, Just issued for Young Men. Complete stock of HATS and SEAL CAPS for Gentlemes and Youths. _dec23-3t STINEMETS, 1237 Pa. av. y ANDSRIN ORANGES 3UST REORIVED ar ©. ©. BBYAN?S. dec?? 3t Cor, Loth and L streets. UU fie! 4ND CANES. FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Special arrangement of stock—handles of French carving in ivory, wood. and buckhorn. STINEMETZ, dec3-3t 42237 Penna. ave. LOWERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. BOSTON \ BUDS, LY OF THE VALLEY, ACINTHS, VIOLETS, &c., ie . POINTE J. a FREEMAN'S, Gec23-7t* 13th and E streets uorthwoat. )PENED THIS A. M. CHOICE LINK OF IVORY AND EANOY ‘LK UMBRELLAR, LINEN HANDKE CETERA HALF DOZEN IN NO AT FODUDAN PRIORS. Ww. _ dee: Se cattle LE Loe AND THE K MIC! 7 Leta P1lANy! (haere = ESTEY ol ane, At Special Bargains to cash purchasers before dunuary 2st. L'winp {BO Sole Avents, aec2s' th st. northwest, VOR SALE—We have on bana a few Barrols of Foreak ‘ated Albemarle PIPPIN APPLES . EF. WILKINS & O0,, dec? 2t* 907 Lonisiana avenue. DOUGLASS, HOLIDAY SPECIALTIES AT POPULAR PRICES. CELLULOID COMB AND BRUSH SETTS. SILK PLUSH GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEE BOXES. FANOY WORK BASKETS. BRONZE ARTICLES. LACE GOOD3, HANDSOME FANS. SILK MUFFLERS, HANDKEROHIEFS, &o. LADIES AND MISSES’ HANDKEROBIEFS IN GREAT VARIETY. SILK PLUSH BOXES, PURSES, POCKETBOOKS, &c. HANDSOME SILK UMBRELLAS, AND MANY ABTIGLES SELECTED ESPEOIAL LY FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON. DOUGLASS’, Ninth and F Streets. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, ON DECK, AND DON’T YOU FORGET IT, WITH CANDY by the ton, several Grades... GUM DROPS by the ton... Pure and Fresh SHELLBARKS—New York State Orop. NUTS by the ton—all kinds... BAIBINS by the ton—all kinds. CITRON and CUBRRANTS by the ton. FLORIDA ORAN GES—Fine. ipply VALENCIA ORANGES-Fine Large lot rg very Otay LEMONS—The Best in Washington. ........Big Let MALAGA GRAPES—The Best in Wash'n.60 Barrels 4ND OTHER CHRIS£MAS GOUDS IN END- LE*8 SUPPLY AND GREAT VARIETY. TO GIVE AN IDEA OF OUR PRICES, WEQUOTE IN PART a8 FOLLUWS dec22 8 ibs. MIXED CANDY —Oboice --for $1.00 7 lbs. MIXED CANDY—Choice.. for 1.00 6 ibs. MIXED CANDY — Choice French Creams, 8 lbs. MIXED NUT 7 lbs. MIXED NUTS. 6 Iba. MIXED NUTS 10 1bs. RAISINS 8 Ibs. RAISINS . 6 Ibs. RAISINS . 5 lbs, RAISINS .. 4 (be, RAISINS—Large Clusters. 12 Ibe. Ex. *‘C" SUGAR (nearly white) 1649 Ibs. Standard *tA” SUGAR. 10 lbs. Standard Granulated SL BIG STOCK—LOW PRICES ALL THROUGH. OaLL EARLY. 88 Telephonic Connections. ay ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 9th st. north, decd? Opposite Daily Critic Oftice. {JUST BECKIVED A Larve Consigimuoat of PRIME NEW YORK CIDER, NEW YORK BUCK WHE Aud NEW YORK BUTTER, Which will be sold low. BARBOUR & HAMILTON, Foglesslg Grocers ana Commission Merchants. dec22-w, th, £ UsicaL Sssssesssses eee eet t tata ald Ty RISTMAS PRESENTS. STEINWAY & BONS MASON figit LIN ¢ x & hati RGANS, HAINES BEO NEST GABLED, GROVENT EES H& FULLER BIAWOS” ORGUINES PIANO STOOLS AND COVERS, MUbICAL NSEUMENTS OF ALL DESCRIP- Music BOOKS, MUSIC FOLIOS. ie Warerooms of Ww. METZEROTT & CO., dec2l-lw Ave. between 9th and 10th sta. if Pays TO CALL ON JEROME F. JOHNSON & co., GROOERS, MASONIC TEMPLE, OPP. U. &. PATENT OFFICE, AXD S iba. Kew mixed Nnts for. 3 tbe French G 2103 + 100 + 100 - 1.00 To" aude 1 ited {2 ibe. Light ie be. Light “0” ir for... 8 Ibs. Good. 7Cans Shriver’s sugar W2b C te: a can WS be retied low as the lowest. on eleptionte ‘MAS CE CHATS AS STATIONERY, cH AS FAXCY GOODS AND GAMES, saree CHRIS PMAS CARO! Cc. C. PURSELL, dec?]-4t 422 Mh ect northwest. ‘OWRON'S ICE CREAY FOR TI oe HOLIDAY so antie. Al rich, “aslictoas and abe 12th st., cor. Mass: ave" ! ct BROCHE “Shs | HOLIDAY GOODS. i GREAT MARK DOWN, AND SPECIAL BARGAINS Is HOLIDAY NOVELTIES, ar Tas THE BOSTON HOUSE, 924 Pouneyivania Avenuc. | ALSO, ATTRACTIVE PRIOES ON ALL OUR REAL LACE GOODS, READY-MADE LACE FICHUS, BOAPFS, TIES, AND AN ELEGANT LINE { or HAND EMBROIDERED ALL LINEN AND LAGE HANDKERCHIERS, WORTHY INSPRCTION. WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE, 921 Pennsylvania Avenue. dec? ve E SNOW, BEAUTIFUL SNOW. HOLIDAY GOODS CHEAP. LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF GOODS OF VALUE AND UTILITY WILL BE SOLD AT ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE. MU8T BE SOLD. JOUN T. MITCHELL, dec21-4t CBSIstTaAs FURS. 31 Penna. Ave. Fresh Stock Now Ready. SEALSKIN GARMENTS, all lengths. Fur lined DOLMANS and CIRCULARS. CHINCHILLA MUSFS for Ladies and Children WILLETT & RUOFF, OLIDAY GOODS. FLORIDA ORANGES, MALAGA GRAPES. Fine DEHESA RAISINS, NEW FIG8, HOME MADE PRESERVES AND JELLIES. HUMBEBRT'S CANDY, MIXED NUTS. CONSERVE GINGER, FRENCH PRUNES. | PRUNELLA~, FANOY BASKETS. Anda full assortruent of FANCY GOODS suitable | for Christmas Presenta. FOR SALE LOW. J.B. BRYAN & BHO, 608 Penna. ave., Opp. Metropo itsn Hotel. K UNBR PLAIN anp Ivory Hanpues. eec20-Bt SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, New Designs, from 25c. to $2.50. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Plain and Fancy. NEW WINE CLOTHS, with Napkins to match. TYLER & CHEWNING, { (Late Olerks with Perry & Bro.}, HOLIDAY GOOI HOLIDAY GOODS. 880 XMAS GOODS. 1880 FINE ASSORTMENT FROM LONDOX, PARIS, VIENNA AND NEW YORE. PLUSH, RUSSIA AND CALF GOODS. PORTFOLIOS, WRITING DESKS, _ INESTANDS, LEMAN POCKETBOOKS, | CARD OABES, JEWEL Cases. ODO < CASES, LETTER CASES, BIBLES, PRAYER pAND, HYMNALS, IN BETS ANI ‘PARATE; = GIFT BOOKS, JUVE ENILE GAMES, PIOTUBE FRAMES, GLOVE AND HANDKEROHIEF 8&TS, WITH MUSIC BOXES, XMAS OARDB. FINEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY, at J. D. FREES, JR., F street, opposite Ebbitt House, and h street and Penna. avenue. ‘te!3-6t CHOICE HOLIDAY PRESENTS. THE LARGEST STOGK OF First-class PIANOS, ORGA’ MUSIO. , MUSICAL BOXES, STANDS, PIANO QOOVERS, PIANO S, GUITARS, BANJOS, AOCOBDEONS, HARMONIOAS, L10S, MUSIO WRAPPERS, ly Bound MUSIC BOOKS and SHEET IN THE CITY, ELLIS & CO.s, 937 Penna. avenue. ons DEVOTED TO THE BUsiNESs. decl8-6t Sits. Pure Osndy. 5 Ibs. Choice Crean 7 lbs. Fresh Nuts We sell MAILLARD'S CHOCOLATES, WHITMAN'S CREAMS, EYSONNEAUX (dordeaux) FRUITS. Goods suarantead to be rfectly pure. Noadul- terated guods allowed in our astabli shment. B. W. REED’S SONS, decl8-1w NEw EVENING Goopbs. FULL LINE EVENING SHADES IN SATINS. ELEGANT STOOK EVENING BROOADES. GASHMERES AND ALBATROSS, in deli Pink aud Heliotrope. ELEGANT WHITZ BROOADES, variety, SATIN DE LYONS, olivice tints. BROCADE SATINS, ail woods. in great lors, im medium and fine One Price, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 Penna. avenue. USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN Gents’ Latest Style SILK HATS, 35. DLIMAX SHIRTS,” ready to use, reduced to #1; All-weol SCARLET and White BNDER-GAR- MENTS Cashmere, Merino and Shaker Wool HALF-HOBE ; Far-top, Lined Dogskin GLOVES, $1 and $1.25; Two-Button KID GLOVES, $1; Nice Cloth do. ,50c. ; Silk, Alpaca and Gingham UMBRELLAS; Splendid Stock of Gents’ Silk NECK-WEAR; LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, Palee Warmers; Knit Jacketa, Silk and Linen Pocxet Hdkfs. At LEWIS’ ‘POPULAR ONE-PRIOE STORE,” decli-7t__ 920 Seventh st. noruhwest {TF UDENT'S LAMPS = FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ‘$1.50 WILL BUY A GENUINE LARGE SIZE NICKEL-PLATED, GERMAN STUDENT LAMP, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS, ANDA GALLON OF RYNEAL'S ROYAL SECURITY OIL, BEST AND S3AFEST OIL IN USE. All other goo4s ia his line at the lowest possible prices. Call and examine. decl6-29 RYNEAL’S, 418 7th st. ormay GOUODS AND TOYS.—A large and com ie Of fine declT dec20 VIS 7tn vt. | carbine “SOVENILIE and "1 0Y" BOOK, OLIDAY GIFTS. a STANDS, Danttgraph Alvis pocket Bos é i GIFTS. LAN Di Au puma, Pocket o poi She od hye ‘There is nowhere in the city solare and varied | $00! Chests, Waxons. Skat A oeta ne Modlin ee Toys in great variety. Cail early and seo the SHOES AND SLIPPERS For the observante of Christmas-civing a8 we are now showing at the best advantage we can ‘The best catalorue of the contents of the Btore is a walk through Bo deparanent” is without its appeal to one or another of yor We make you weloome tothe freest inspection of every nook and corn iandsome Ladies’ ‘and Gents EMBROIDERED AND FANCY SLIPPERS, Your choice from centa te $1.50, sold elsewhere for 3! K. LUA! decti- s,t.th,2w 138 Bridgest.. George A. S. FLANDRAU & CO., No. 372 and 374 BROOME ST&EET, We have bouzht these oods at our own prices, and will sell them at lees taan HALF THEIR ORIGINAL VALUE. LEOPOQD HICHOLD, 494 Penna. Ave , Northwest, _ Sign of the Red Flax. BRANOH 8 Sone 659 Penna. "Building, Sign’ of the NEW Goops, MANY OF THEM NEVER IN THIS MARKET an BEFORE. Wallach School ea Fiax. —dec20 WORTH A VISIT TO SEE THEM! [Poaa WINE JELLY, FLAMING Just out in glass, ap ELLY, GOLDEN ‘cORay ‘JELLY. ‘These Jellies are unrivaled f¢ or invalids, persons of weukly habit, and, best of for enoral t table uses Universally pechinended ‘for their delicious flavors, strict scares un aerate excellence and ris! importaticn | Tonia countess HB OM W. aa eee Ere. LADY APPLES, thar, MAIN, PURPLE LISBON GRAPES, MALAGA GRAPES, AUSERVED ROSE BUDS, FLORIDA ORANGES, UEEN OLIV: SIENNA eA = ani ‘E: ve —— WHIEMARS frase Rocliegs BD's Teas Tada eee BES ARE ORKOKERS, OTHA TROFFLED. SAUSAGE. 20 BARRELS ASSORTED CANDIES. B.W. REED’S rep aecl8-€t 1216 F street northwest. prEBsx @ BROTHER, Pennsylvania ave., corner 9th st., Have aw IMMENSE ASSORTMENT eS FANCY AND STAPLE DRY @oops, SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, ates AND COLORED BROGADE SATINS. 5) 1K AND ATIN ELOsnes. B SOLORED 8 8. VELVeErS EXON. SILK HANDEEKC! EMBROIDEKED PERINOT'S CELE! e pa % paw Stl BORIERIS AL vena COVERS. ELEGANT FANCY TOWELS AND SIL K aN SATIN Dee om. cre LADIES’ AWN MEN'S Sik CMBKLLLAS D GENTLE- {37 Az. Goops Manken ts PLAIX Fr ar Tin “Lowber Puen muerte, S97 Ore Patox,—sstapiisned 1840. 811 CBEISt As GIFTS, decl8 NEW YORK. GRAND LANDAUES, BROUGHAMS, &c.. FOR THE ELITE OF WASHINGTON. decl5-15¢ i US GO TO McCARTHY’S FOR FINE SHOES. Let us zo to MCOARTHY’S for cheap Shoes. Letus go to MOOARTHY'S for Ladies" Shoes. Let us go to MCCARTHY'S for Gents’ Shoes. Let us go to McOARTHY'S for Childrens’ Shoes. Let us go to MoCARTHY'S for any kind of Shoes. etl us go to McCOARTHY’S for Embroidered slip- pers. Let us go to MOOARTHY’S for Rubbers us go to McOAR1 HY’S for hand-made Shoes. tet uso to MoCaRTHY’'S for Frenca Kid Shoes. si Let us go to MCCARTHY'S for common sense ces Let us go to MCCARTHY'S for shose at one at one price. Tet us go to MCCARTHY" ig for boys’ Let us all go to MoCARTHY'S: NEW YORK aHOE STORE, 605 Pennsylvani ‘OLIDAY PRESENTS, SINGLETON & HOEKE, 801 MARKET SPACE, ‘Have for the Holiday trade a handsome line of DRUGGETS, TAPESTRY, VELVET, SMYRNA AND MOQUETTE BUGS, LACE OUBTAINS, &0., &0. ALSO TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS, AND 1N- GRAIN CARPETS, Which they are offering at unusually low prices. decl1 7pUares WABE. Gecl5 TEA BETS, WAITERS, EPERGNES, FROIT STANDS, CAKE AND OARD BASEETS, ZOpSENS, PUDDING DISHES, Te CASTORS, KNIVES AND FORKS, &c., BUTTER DISHES, With additions daily, wnich we offer at low prices. HABBIS & SHAFER, AUI3 Pennsylvania avenue. ECOBATED CHINA, a ‘ABLE CUTLERY. SEATED WAEE. USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS Fos At GEO. Wa’ USEFURNISHING STORE, 811 Rova7-Im___ 814 7th st., five doors above Pa. ave. Bau ASE S PRESENTS. TTS'S Ho: 811 MARKET SPACE. map yPpchess Lace 7 Manner tp ish Lace Ties ana oP ik CER ie Pee POUND, Mr filere ara Fancy Gao ders ise MGotwess Band L sontatrest. vHAaT HOUSEHOLD SEWING MAOHI . BUGKWHEAT —Jnst_rocel have nothiug to say—it speaks for tiaat Rem York Patser Presses” BOOK. me and see It We have no ‘Mol Y, 427 thet. o.w. Kenting Sper mS 1th For sale by BEAVANS & SHAW. corner Titi sha Boia sonwoe deok¢-Las | | | GAUZES in all the shades—White, Cream, Blue, | H | quotati: THE LATEST STYLI PAI Gu-PH Kt PURSES ANDI Fae woot CCERISTAS PRESENTS. BARLOW'S GALLERY, 1225 Pennsylvania onve. What can bs more appropriate for a present than A FINE ENGRAVING, framed in the latest style. Call and see the lanre #tock now on exhibition riety «ft CBRtSTaAR OARS. 1 aoa 3. FRAMES for Phote B.—A fine culiection of ErouiNas, as ate re- ceived. ‘HE LATEST IMPROVED RICKEY, STUDENT LAMP, W'TH A GALLON ‘OF ALLADIN OIL, ONLY $4.50. ROGERS a TRIPLE SEATED KNIVES, S BRO. TIRE SPUONS, 84 Mal ROGER BROS. SEniELE PLATE TEA SPOO! 82 HaL¥ DOZEN. = ROGERS BRO. TRIPLE PLATE BUTTE! DISH, 85 Zi ROGER BROS, TRIPLE PLATE CAKE BAS- KEY, 35. SPERERD TABLE DECORATED TEA BETS, FROM $10 TO #25, At W. SCHAEFFER'S, 1020 7th Street North west, velt Above New York avenue. FPeORIDA ORANGES, MALAGA CRASS PaRsit LEMONS, Cc. WITMER, 12918 Pennsylvania ave. HOLIDAY PRESENTS, t assortment of LADIES’ NEOK-WEAT, ght ry MUFFLERS, HANDK@RCHIEFS, F WORK BASKETS.” COMB and BLUSH'BIXES. and FANCY GUODS rall OGRAM KID CANDIES, NUTS. dveI8-430 f Freoch and American BONNETS and EOUND HATS far Ladies and Chil en. decd rs. M. J. HUNT, Nos. 622 and 623 D street. gamL LEWIS’ SONS, 8 JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, Bave a Lance Vanrery or HOLIDAY GIFTS, Waroa Tuey Orran at UNUSUALLY LOW PRIGES. WATCHES, DIAMONDs, LAGE PINS, SCARF PINS, STERLING SILVEK, PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, OPERA GLASSES, &o., SsAM’L LEWIS’ SUNS, 2216 Pennsylvani ve. decl3-1m JUG D. ans KID GLOVES: Repucep 250. Pes Parr. a-Button, S159. $-Bution, 91.75, uutton, 82.00. UNE MONOGRAM xD GLOVES. ton, 7 “S-Button, $1.00, 4-Buttoa, 8! Button, 81,59. J.P. PALMER, IMPORTFE AND DESIGNER OF FASHIONS IN MILUINERY, decld No 1107 F st. LOMIDA ORANGES, STRAWBEBEIES, ae FROM PHILADEL- ALso PHIL. TLADELPHIA "OHIOKEN AND TUR- 8 FOR THANKSGIVING. EXTRA ROAST BEEF, OANVASS-BAOK, RED HEAD, QUAIL, GROUSE, eto., AT THE PALACE MABKET, Cor. Fourteenth and New York ave. FRANK J. TIBBETS. octa8 oeae GOODS IN POTTERY and PORCELAIN, FINE PLATES, DINNEB SETS, FLAQUES, TEA SETS, ‘VASES, FINE OUT GLASS, PLATED-WABE and FOREIGN FANCY GOODS. M. W. BEVEBIDGE, | Late Webb & Beveridge. No. 1009 Penna. Ave, Q'mEsna's SPORTING BAZAB, dect Corner I6th and F streets. oUB cae ee, etrati jooting Seieeeaes Aes ye Washing ‘sportsmen nova GEORGE HELLER. cor. $d and E sts. qEouranN= FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ‘ 7 ibe. MIXED NOTS $1.00 6 ibs: 1.00 6 Ibs. Hos 00, 4 ibs. CITRS 008 1ilbs. CUKRARTS: 00 53 Ib. can PEACH (White and —— 10s Bab can weloet 4OMATUES 2 bo i= reserved Canton GINGER. 50 ee SWEET OaTAW! Hae . . Lvo ie xe8 choice SARDIa 1.00 ? bor CIGAKS. os 1.00 Goods acatore Weave eS lous Gi is at above rates must e ne vidas ot time to duplicate them wrong he ist ‘The largest stock of Fine Groceries in the city at deo18-1w i £220 F at. nw. 719 HOLIDAY GOODS 19 IN GREAT VARIETY AT LOW PRIGES, 719 Market Bpace, cor. Sth st. Great bargains in Ladies’ ES So egiimens! new and desirable 0095, Just received Tadies' and Misses’ Hemstit hed. Embroidered, rdered HANDKERCHIEF Initial and Colored Bot Aas ses Silk HANDKERCHIEFS at 40c., 50c., T5e., 81, B15 the regdlar orice, gt 38 and 81.00, all uch below the rex ilar pie All kinds of HOLIDAY GOODS: At DAVIS". legant line of CELLULOID SETS, (c>mb, | wrest &c.,) put up in handsome boxes, suitable for Holiday presents, at DAVIS’. i AY GOODS, go to For bargains in HOLID. ae | Before making urchases examine SILK HAND- | KEROIEFS an LERS: es at Davis. | Tinen Hemstitched yee at 12c., | 38o., 220. and 25c., extra values 1 1. great bargains this i in all Kinds of | HULIDAY GOODS and small waree Gecl8-1w 719 Market Space, cor. 5th st. Ce. w Le Sgn ee to uluminatea for Uburch or | the evenings. HOLIDAY GOODS. \ARISTMAS PRESENTS. Six Fine Dreas Shirts, resdy made, for $3.50 only Toree Dollars and Sixty Cents for 6 fine Bnirta, ali finished ready for the wash t Finest Linen Collars, Latest Styles, 81 50 per dor Silk Neckwear, the largest assortment in Weshing ton. and st prices low enonwh to astonish A fine astor'ment of silk and Linea Handkerobief vers cheap goede are boturht in lange quantities for ssh and his at ar own to =Uppy. we oliars, Caffe and Mile Fr 60 that we reta’l them at about thirt er than the meual market price We kesp wore reaAy made Sb ‘snd Ouffe than any ten retail stores tn and you can find them beater tor the mame 4 aa atany other piace in the city C. GEO. MEGINNI _ 1002 F rect nw. PARISIAN MODES, BERZ BSth St. No: weat. derivns in one TROUSSEATX, KING BULDs, DIN Labat MOOMBNING DEANNES, WA SPR and MECRPTION Dukesk latest imp-rtations of Fampiles of the Drow a Timmins aud Battons, al nda, Noveltion In ways on hand. lete Costumes of Ail descriptions at the jest Lotion, a SIBLE, SUITAR rE NTs. “SHALSKIN LOLMANs and BACQUES, cloant SILK FUR-LINED DOLMANS and OIRUULA) latest uoveltics in OOLLARETT Lacivs and Misses SEAL HATS, i STLETS aud Ladies and Ot BR SECOND FLOOR 18 DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO HOLIDAY GOODS Moesers. W. H. & O. H. MORRISON baw leave to Announce they have their neual Lanon display of HOLIDAY GOODS now ready, and respectfully Tequest thei customers an@ frieade to come and examine it eatiy, before the rush of Nuias week. It can now be seen to advant.e, and customers can be attended to more satisfactorily to themselves sud to us. Among the enormous variety of HOLIDAY GOODS can be found the following Christmas and New Year's Osrds, Cologne Stands, Ladies’ Toilet Cases, Comb and Brash Boxee, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Fancy Ginssware, Scissor and Toilet Cases, Stationery Cases, Card Cases and Pocket Books, Smokers’ Articles, Gold Pens, Pencils and Watch Charms, Photograph and Autograph Albums, Games for Children, in great variety , Fancy Boxes of Station ery, from 25c. to $10; Beautiful Gift Books for ye and old; Toy Books, ete., ete. The langes stock of German Favors in the city DO NOT yoRGET TO SKE THR GOODS ON THE SECOND FLOOR. ALL autos MAKKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. W. H. & 0. H. MORMISON, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONEUS, 475 Penna, ave. nvw AMMUNITION, BRACKET d DESIGNS. HAKDWAKE deol a Ww LLIAMS 919 Teh at OLIDAY PRESENTS. SCARFS, SCAKF PINS AND RINGS, SLERBVE BUTTONS, HANDEERCHIEERS, Plain and Fancy, in Suk and Liven. FANCY SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, &o JAMES THOMPSON, Manager of Thompson's Shirt Factory, decd 846 ¥ st, northwest. ECEIVED DAILY. CHOICE PHTLADEL ILA CHIQKENS, CAPONS, TURKEYS, WILY TURKEYS RED! CANVASS BAC. EDHEAD, MUSOOVA QUAIL, ZUEASANTS, GROUKE WHITE FISH, BAS! SMELTS: aa THR BOSTON MARKET, LEON SCHELL & co. A719 Pennsylvania avenue ATES: SKATES! Ds —— The best aesortment of SKATES. Sharpening Skates a specialty. Also, a fine assortment of Fiae CUTLERY, suitable for Christmas Presents, at C. FISCHER'S Ov» Stanp, 62% 7th st., opp. Patent Offica, 2a AND FINE JEWBLEY decd decd SELL DIAMONDS, FINE WATORES AT PRIVATE SALE EVEBY DAY FROM 2 P-M. UNTIL 7P. M. 1105 PENNA. AVENUE. ec8 Drmar « co. LATEST STYLES OF SILK, DEBBY, SOFT, AND OPERA Hat JAMES ¥. DAVIS’ SONS., ecT-Am 621 Pennsylvania ave. c= BUPPEBT, TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS, Hos. 403 and 405 7m at. m. Importer of all kinds of Toya and Fancy Goods lapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. DOLLS, of every description, HOBBY HORSE8, WAGONS, &e. Boys’ and Girl's VELOCIPEDES and BICYCLES. SLEIGHS and PARLOR SKATES, ay NOTIONS, too numerous to mention. WORK BOXES and DRESSING CASEY WRITING DESK ana P’ ‘UMEKY STAND? MUSICAL BOXES, all sizes aud proves. CHINA VASES and ORNAMENTS. WORKSTANDS and FANOY BASYNETS. decl4-2w __At the Lowest Prices. {SPECIALTIES FOR OK THE MOLI pays. s. Rear LACE GOODS, FANS, SILK MUFFLERS, FANCY BASKETS, KID GLOVES, JACKETS, ULSTERS, SILK DOLMANS, FUR LINED SILK CIRCULABS, FUR LINED FOOT ML ele 7 SSORTMENT OF THE MOS’ AND A © aoe ae aoe ran Mu: ™M. WILUaAN, acl J Cite Trevise, Paris, 907 Pa.ave. W. GALT. BRO. @ Co, M. SEWELLERS AND PsikvinsmrTEs, 07 Pe: . Have completed their at s for CHRIST. MAS and have on exhibition the entire collection of NOVELTIES, whica have been prepared with great care for their HOLIDAY TRADE Special attention is invited to the low which a. creditable present can be purch ‘Christmas their store Until be kept open, in price at ] 7 GBANDEST DISPLAY HOLIDAY GOODS, INCLUDING ALL TER NovEnties In TIES, LAGE TIDES. SLIPPERS, SILK HAND- KERCHIEFS. POUKETBOOKS, CHIL- DREN'S OAPS axp JEWELRY, the an of articin euttablofor Holiday Pres- Site! call and make your selection before the Fush. id Gold Children's Rings, 50 sags Plime Hhumbles (coin), 36 cents. re Atpethst apd Gaturo Ite i. ‘up. By (our Glass Oalendar for 1881. His Sar clean with appropriate selections in prose an ‘Stocking fall of good things. aoe SE orig ttn destations fot Overy Eliakespearean Calendsr, with an appropriate mas —- 1880. ‘LONDO! ND Rew. — eae = Pons Gale AND RUSSIA GASES. J! WEL ANO DANDREROBIER Be RAYERS AND YMNALS, sOvEs: Pe OLIDAY Gt FT BOOKS. iy MiB OABDS of Prane, De La Rae, Goodal: - ‘paces ara. DL “ Jan ES CHAPMAN, Metropolita Store éecl} #12 Penne. Avenae. 0) Brier, ss DersLen iN Firer- ogre BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, CORDED BEEF a SPECIALTY. Stalls 623, 629, enn m0 Soave, Market 9h street wing, snd 206 en 3 No = ay iberty Marcet: or Sage ber FO fom oe of Charge to.all parte of (sr ceay the city. decks ly ‘Is a Musical Instrument or Muric Book. Gold i vothpicks, $1. MBS. MAX WEYL, decl$-2w ‘712 7th st. northwest. ICKKL STUDENTS’ LAMP BE- PUCED $4.50. THE 8T.GERMAIN NIOKEL STUDENTS' LAMP ‘With af the The same discount on S27 Agent for Pratt’sAsteal Vil. (pes saer curt OF BANTA OLAUS G. L. WILO & BBe., 723 7th Street Northwest, Have the xreatest variety at special in‘ucemeate for the Halidays. docl4- tw FAGRRTR Ree EE SEE rane, wise aE ne Sear aah