Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1882, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ~ WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY. .December 6. 1882. CROSBY S. NOYES be Evening Star bas a reauiar. permanent fora fiav cally cirewlation more thay trevie Lat ef nny other daily paper pudliehed in Washington. and cana: to that of all the ether dnity papers bere added together ... Biitzor. The Holidays—Double Sheets. In order to mert the demands upon tts adver- tising space, Tar Star be tssued in double BLeet form nearly every day during the holiday season. The latter has begun early, and those ‘Who intend to make purchases will save time and Money by consulting the holiday columns. ae In Mary!ynd andy usetts yesterday muni- etpal elections invol » question of Itcensing the sale of liquors wer: held. In Maryland the anti-license or local option people have achieved a@ decided victory. They carried the two counties ‘whore ti stion Was voted upon—Howard and Anne Arundel—by sweeping majorities. Anne Arundel, including Annapoils, the state capital, Gave 500 majority for local option. Tne prohibt- tion majority in Howard county was about 300. By this election two more counties have adopted local opilor and now local prohibitory laws will be In force in fourtesn out of the twenty-three counties of Maryland. A notable feature of the election proceedings esterday was the appearance at the polls of Dands of women, singing and praying and urging Yoters to vote for prohibition. At Annapolis the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, of to the umber of one or two hanired, were at work at the polls throughout the entt-e day, and influenced @ large number of roterson the side of pronibition. Among the temperance crusaders were many col- ored women Who worked actively and successfully in securing the votes of their own color in behat! Of probivition. Ia some of the churches prayer meetings were held throughout the day In behalf Of the teup2rance movement. While the prohibition doctrine 1s making such Bweeping progress In Maryland, It 1s a Uttle odd that It should be showing a retrograde movement husetts (the “ Hub” of moral ideas), as d by the returns of the voting yesterday in the latter state. It ts pr*bable, however, that the Issue presented was different In the two states. That in Maryland, by which the people of every county or district sub-division of a county de- selves whether liquor shall be sold midst, seems to be the best mode of @ealing with this véked question; keeping It out Of the involvements of politics or any other “en- tangling alliances.” —~2r A Congresstonal committee can find, perhaps, an interesting field for invest!zation In the subject Of political assessments. Not only can facts of Interest be developed, probably, but some Infor- mation that the country 1s curious about may be GEN extracted. Mr. Beck has a resolution before the | STITCHED Senate directing the judiciary committee to as- certain how much money (for political purposes) has been collected during the current year, by ‘Whom collected, the amount pafa by each person assessed, how the moncy was used, etc. Mr. Beck makes circulars tssuet by the Hubbell committee, and by Senitor Mahone, the basis of the proposed Investigation. Ifthe democratic party had been 1 a position to levy assessments, no doubt there ‘Would be circulars from its committee to include; ‘Dut having, for the want of material to work upon, refrained from gotng into the assessment business, 2t can afford to ask for an Investigation of those Who did. It needs no investigation to show that the people of the country disapprove of this method of raising money for campaign purposes, ‘That sentiment has been so emphatically ex- presse that even Mr. Jay Hubbell himself woud hardly care to set himself up in opposition to it; Dut an inquiry may show up some of the methods adopted to wring money from unwilling sources, and thus help to render the assessment system More odious than it now ts. If the investigation could inciude the Onfo campaign, and throw some Hight upon the democratic methods of assessing ‘the liquor interests there, {t would become still | More fnteresting; but as the Nquor men cannot come under the head of government employes, this Interesting feature of the investigation must be ‘omitted. SS ‘The question of succession to the presidential @Bice in the event of the removal by death or Otherwise of the chosen oecupant of the executive ehair, ls one that should, by all means, be settled at the present session of Congress. Under exist- ing low, aiter the Vice President the President pro wmpore of the Senate, and after him the Speaker of the House, succeeds to the presidency fm case of a vacancy; but the offices of President Of tue Senate and Speaker of the Hous? are not ©ontinuous ones. Between the adjournment of one Congress and the assembling of another (from the arch until the first Monday of the ensuing December) these offices may be and have been Vacant. Unless a special session of the Forty- eiguth Congress shall be called, these positions will ‘De vacant between next March and December, and ‘there would be no man upon whom the executive Tobe could legally fall im the event of the death of the present incumbent. It 1s really imperative ‘Bpon the present Congress to relieve all cause of apprehension by the enactment of some law amply Providing for the succession to this office. It is a Question Which the next Congress may find dim- Cult to settle. The Senate of the Forty-elghth Congress will be republican and the House demo- cratic; the majority in each body will be likely, if this question be passed over by the present ses- Bion, to strive for some advantage to the party it Berves, and in this way irreconcilable differences Masy arise. +> —____ ‘The initial appropriation for the improvement of the river front at Washington, including the re- Clamation of the fits, having been made and the ‘Work begun, Congress 13 not likely to halt now in Making such provision for the progress and com- Pletion of the work as the officer incharge may deem necessary. Among the mewbers of Congress Bot only is there a feeling of interest in this tm- Provement, but many of them speak of it and of the miny beautifying and beneficlal changes it ‘Will work, with a sentimentof pride. ‘Tits Is especialiy true of those Congressmen who were in- Strumental in getting the appropriation passed, and they agree that If the embankment of the long Dridge 1s found tobe in the way of a successful completion of the improvement that it must be removed. ———~+0+—___ ‘The Senate 1s in search of informatiog about the Peuston rolls and the amount of payments made Upou them The steady growth of the pension lists is an increasing source of anxiety to the pub- Ic men of the country. It ts s question which forces itself upon the attention of Congress in con- ‘Bection with any reduction of taxation. Much of ‘the hesitation, and not a little of the indecision ‘Visible, with regard to revenue reduction, grows ut of the uncertainty as to what proportions the Deusions rolls may assume a year or two hence. ‘There ts a fear that If « reduction is made, based ‘Upon the existing surplus, it may prove to be too ‘Sweeping. Woorwarp & 7 ornnor, HOLIDAY GOODS. ANNUAL HOLIDAY SALE or EY2ersopyr SAYS THAT HANDKERCHIFS THE GREAT SALE OF HAND- KERCHIEFS NOW TAKING AT LOWER PRICES THAN WE HAVE EVER PLACE AT THE “PALAIS ROYAL” IS THE WONDER BEFORE BEEN ABLE TO MAKE. OF THE SEASON. CROWDS BESIEGE Nos. 1117 and 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE DAILY. a CHILDREN'S ALL LINEN HEMMED AND PRINTED HANDKEKCHIEFS, 5c. each. CHILDREN'S ALL) LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for 25¢. These are made from ends and cuttings of various quatities, and are very cheap. | LADIES’ ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHiD AND | Pty TED HANDKERCHIEFS, tew designs, only LADIES’ PURE LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKER- CHIEFS, extra fine quality, only 124c. each. LADIES’ PURE LINEN HAND-EMBROIDERED HANDERCHIEFS, worth 50c.. only 25c. cach.* A CUT IN BOYS’ SUITS. We have gone over our stock of Boys'and School Suits and found it altogether TOO LARGE, And in order to run them off fast we have prices. We quote afew SPECIMEN PRICES: LADI" & ALL LINEN HAND-EMBROIDERED HEMSTITCHED INITIAL HANDKERCHIEES, only 25e. each. In handsome half-dozen cartons, $1 LADIES' ALL LINEN HAND-EMBROIDERED each. In (-dozen cartons, $2.25. x foes cut the ADIFS’ ALL LINEN HAND-EMBRO'DERED HEMSTITCHED INI1IAL HANDEERCHIEFS, extra fine quality, only 50c. cach. ENTLEMEN'S 50e. HAND-EMBROIDERED HEM- | $14 Boys’ Suits. TIAL HANDEERCHIEFS, splendid | 312 Boys’ Suits, quality. only $10 Boys’ Suits. ‘8 HAND-EMBROIDERED HEMSTITCHED HIEFS, elegant [AL HANDEERC t quahty, only | CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS REDUCED THIs DAY. NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY. A. Sraavs, THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, 95 _939 Penna. ave., near 10th street, and 932 D st. GPECIaL BARGAINS GENT’S HEMMED AND PRINTED LINEN HAND- KERCHIEFS. special, 15c. each, worth 25c. GENTS TWO-INCH HEM HEM-STITCHED WHITELINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. examine quality, only 25¢. each. GENT'S PRINTED BORDER LINEN HANDKEKCHIEFS, new ‘25e. each. HEMSTITCHED the best ever shown, for dea‘gns, ‘Finer qualities, in Plain and Fi it the low- cot prices in the city for quality. n? 7% tthe low BBR MM MM o™ .sS8, — BB as U U MuMM o § Bop foe UU ME (555 BBB A A UU MMM = SgggS_¢ SPECIAL. FIFTY DOZEN LADIES’ CLEAR LAWN DICE HEMSTITCHED HANDK. MEFS, at one-third off the regular price, con:prising an assortment of beauti- ful styles, af 300, t2c., 75¢.. 87c.. $1, $1.25 and $1. LADIES’ SUITS AND CLOAKS. are realiy' worth iSe., S7c., $1, 1:12, $1.50 sud o> ONE LOT OF ALL-WOOL CLOTH TAILOR-MADE | SUITS, desirable shades, $16. ONE LOT ULSTERS, CHECKED CLOTH, all sizes, | $11, real value $13.50. SATIN MERVEILLEUX CIRCULARS, fur lined, $24. SATIN MERVEILLEUX CIRCULARS, Siberian squir- rel lining, $56. HEAVY OTTOMAN SILK DOLMAN, silk quilting and fur trimmed, only $33. FANCY EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, in asplenaid assortment of styles, at 2 ie, G2c., 69e., T5e., $1 to a3 each. LOTHING! ALL NOVELTIES OF THE FINEST FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS ee A VARIETY OF FINE PLUSH AND CECILIAN SILK GARMENTS, at lowest quotations. 00 Vv. VERE 8 8 \y Be RPES (8 SAA TF MISSES’ SUITS AND CLOAKS. 00° ‘V KEEE ROC 00 A A T Sggs8 ONE LOT OF CHILDREN'S DRESSES, MADE OF BEST XX FLANNEL, suitable for school wear— two years, $2.75; three, $3.25; four, $3.75; five, $4.25; six, $4.75; eight, $5.50; ten, $6. ONE LOT OF CHILDREN’S DRESSES, MADE OF LADIES’ CLOTH, with latest braid trimming, at ‘$4.75 for three years, and advance of 5Uc. for each nize up to ten years. FINE SUITS, TRIMMED WITH PLUSH, for Misses up to sixteen years. SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS ARE NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. Many of the are exclusi ‘own, and can- not be found elsewhere. meee a FOR BEAUTY, DURABILITY AND MODERATE PRICES WE ARE SURE OUR CUSTOM TAIL- ORING DEPARTMENT CANNOT BE EXCELLED. NOVELTIES IN CHILDREN'S PLUSH AND VEL- RR oR gop $9 L k VET COA, at reasonable rates. a5 RNS HH 84 883 F ¢ . GECOND INSTALLMENT. NNN I Goo oO) Tun LLL TTITH HEEE TITT A mL 0. TH HE TT A HE .00,nRn, We have Just received s second installment of HHHER EAANL og QERE. MEN'S DRESS SUITS, TH Hees T S“4U Tuk Ex MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS, 617 PENNSYLVANIA AvE., WASHINGTON. ihe oS Made. ‘We bought these Goods under the Till glvelour customers tho benekt by acinar uses caually ae low. are all New, Fashionably Cut and Elegantly ‘Samples and rules for self-measurement, with Fashion Book, sent by mail everywhere. Branch stores in ALL the principal cities. Ready-Made Clothing Department entrance 141 and 143 Bowery, N. ¥. a6 = We intend to make them sell rapidly at the prices we PeERRiNs GLOVES FOR MEN. IT WILL PAY TO VISIT OUR 8° THE PERFECT FITTING, a si Malta i PRESENT TIME. BEST HAND-WORK. ae A. Srnavs, PERRINS' PIQUE KIDS, for walking, THE POPULAR CLOTHIER, PERRINS' PIQUE DOGSKINS, for drive. 989 Pennsylvania syenue, near 10th etrest, PERRINS' SUEDE CHEVRETTES, for promenade, | a5 aoa and 932 D street. HAVE NO SUPERIOR. i RABLE AND POCKET foriham.” ° *SuPerior erade should ask’ their Glover greg rE ad a aed T ER REE Y ‘O08 ad ? feu Beet ge: UPHOLSTERERS' MATERIALS, STAPLE AND FANCY HARDWARE. FP. MAY & CO, 634 Penna. avenue, near 7th street. A full and complete assortment for sale by TYSSOWSKI BROS., d6-wat Cor. 15th and G streets northwest. gut OPENED. SCOTCH GREY MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWEBS, $1.25 EACH. GOOD VALUE. * a6 W. 8, TEEL, 935 Pennsvivama avenue. ao ‘There remains in the Treasury of the revenue collected by the government during the fiscal year ended on the 30th of last June more than one hun- Gred and forty-five million dollars in excess of all expenditures, including pensions and tnterest on ‘the public debt. These Ngures constitute an un- answerable argument in favor of a redpction of taxxtion. The government ts not a miser, to hoard Money In its Treasury, nor ts ita “soulless” cor- oration to extort money from the people because ‘Shas the power to do so. <> —____ The Intimates of ex-Seaator Dorsey smile know- Angly wnen reference Is made to the report so in- Gustriously circulated Ju8t now that he is too ili tostand atrial. The report ts supplemented by ‘the information that Mrs. Dorsey ts also a hope- Jegs invalid. This will be news to the thousands ‘Of peopie who saw her preside so charmingly at ‘the Arkansas booth at ui Garfleld exposition last ‘week. ——————— = ‘The November elections had a wondertul effect 4m making converts to the doctrine of civil service Feform. Some of the most inveterate scoffers at the idea of lifting the public service out of party Fafs are now loudly proctaiming their destre for Feform. Tue baliot-box 13 a powerful corrector of false ideas among’ statesinen. & SEL FINE SH a0: rant you take say ¥0. but fo ae {clot muslin, (not rr sizing to eye); Teiufor net ines, Tinen)s and {choad sqenaee ack gpd over and stltched through with one’ “ie at 1°) Only Tc. ‘of, Winter Under- re Socks for $1.25, MEGINNISS', 1002 F street. WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE [*Porr ‘ANT TELEGRAM. . TO OUR WHOLESALE PRICES IN CUTLERY. d5 ‘New Youx, Nov. 15, 1882. To Cuavxcr 3. Rexp, Pianos and Organs, 433 7th st. northwest, Washington D. c. 1 “losing out and ‘Organs of Mr ee Premed for Cc stock * pas cents on the dollar. ‘Can Idraw ‘This Week. Tw. HARDCASTLE, 97 Union Square, bale ia 3. W. Hampoasrux, N. ¥.: oops. =i CHAUNCY J. REED. at es Ni ad a SPECIAL TO THE PUBLIC. are now 4 Pom, suriving, and, an — Sawant Hoan be feet Phe ‘stock. Ne is water how ow io Jou wien to 00, 1 can suit ‘These goods made by the most cvlebrated reliable manufacturers in the country, and are f NEW THING IN HOLIDAY CARDS, Received this morning from the hands of the Artist, & choice lot of HAND-PAINTED HOLIDAY CARDS new and beautiful—which we are suthorized to sellat very low prices, JOHN T. MITCHELL, 45-10 931 Pennsylvania Avenue. CHAUNCY J. REED, R A CHRISTMAS PRESENT as 433 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. = A SEWING MACKIN. xn Te'wilt glad'ten the hearts and tents see Seer ‘the Aven loved ones at home, Woe an finds and reat" 3? MOTT’S NEW YORE OOKS FOR THE HOLIDAY! REFINED CIDER B — eae: " AND The stingray he agen aang #1 the BWEET CIDER @ fee mack te oop = ROBERT'S Boox 1010 77m STREET, Azove New Youx Avenue, Prices Low as the lowest. nay JJUST RECEIVED NOVELTIES IN PLAIN AND MIXED FOR HOLIDAY TRADE, GEORGE SPRANBY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER AND T. S01 Ixm Bi., OFP. U.8, POST OFFICE. ‘TWO CARLOADS JUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES BY Sut c. Paruee, Depot, 1214 TO 1224 TWENTY-NINTH STREET, ‘West Washington. ‘Televhopis connection. . SUITS, EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, HOLIDAY GOODS. LAsssuree & BROTHER, + 490, 499 and 494 7th street. 4 THE FINEST BUILDING SOUTH OF NEW YORK. EVERY MODERN. IMPROVEMENT ON THE PREMISES. OTIS’ FINEST ELEVATOR TO EVERY FLOOR. THE GRANDEST SUCCESS OF THE CAPITAL. BLACK SILKs, BLACK SILKg, BLACK SILK8. LARGEST LOT OF ANTOINE, GUINET & CIE., OF LYONS, FRANCE, BLACK SILKS, Ever offered in Washington, from the Inte Auction Sales of their American Agents in New York, Purchasing, as we did, at least One Hundred Pieces, we were abie to secure the bargains of the sale, and will offer them at 25 per cent. less than they have ever been sold for. Remember Guinet's Black Silk at 90c., $1, $1.10, $1.26, $1.36, $1.50, $1.60, $1.75, $1.90, 32, $2.15, $2.25, and $2.50, BONNET'S, BELLON’S, And other celebrated makes of Black Silks at all prices. We have just added 150 pieces of Black Silx to our | already complete stock ; s0 intended silk purchasers will have an opportunity to select from every grade made. All are of that Soft Gros Grain Satin finish so desira- ble, and we can assure buyers, which an examination will confirm, that this lot of Silks is by far THE CHEAPEST In price for quality offered by any house for years. CLOAKS, DOLMANS, CIRCULARS, Satin and Fur-lined in endless variety. Russian Cloth Circulars, English Walking Jackets Of our own manufecture, Children's and Misses' Clocxs and Hayelocks from two to sixteen years, ail reduced in price. PREPARE IN PEACE FOR WAR. ‘We shall not wait until after the holidays to make our usual SWEEPING REDUCTIONS, But have already reduced every®garment to assure a speedy sale, as we shall not carry a single one to next year, if a price will sell th-m. Call on us and convince yourselves that we not only have the Largest and Lightest Show Rooms, (second ficor accessible by elevator, ) but also upwards of 6,000 WRAPS ‘To select from. LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422 and 424 7th stroet. TAYLor & HeFrty. a 0 hq gay sof af a8 of PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Hep or ro Pueoon CHOICE SELECTIONS OF SEASONABLE NOVELTIES, In every popular elegant design and quality at reasonable rates. f! TAYLOR & HUFTY. REDuceD PRICES! EMBROIDERED CASHMERE ROBES, From $20 to $12.50. COMBINATION suITa, ‘From $13.75 to $11; | ‘From $42.50 to $10; * 1 From $10 to $8.58, PARIS DRESS FABRICS AT LOWEST PRICES, Tyize « Cuewnine, a 918 77% STREET NORTHWEST. (CCBBISTMAS, CARDB. A COLLECTION CAB! THE AMERICAN, NENTAL PU) ‘This collection th campded entirely ‘of the issues for ‘tha: the present seuson, Purchasers may avoid dn- ‘Y SELECTED FR For Sale by Roserr Bau, dat 49% PENNA. AVENUE. Ge? TO THE EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE Emposten foe CE FOR HOLIDAY GooDs. Xo Drug Store south of New York carries such a OM NGLISH AND CONTI- ‘The latest Novelties in useful and Ornamental Articles, BLISHERS, HOLIDAY GOODS. NooTs OPENING or HOLIDAY GoOODs, Comprising all the Newest Novelties in FINE PLUSH AND RUSSIA ALBUMS, TOILET AND CARD CASES, RHINE PEBBLE JEWELRY, ELEGANT FANS, DRESSED AND UNDRESSED FRENCH DOLLS. Also, a full line of REAL AND IMITATION LACE GOODS, Suitable for Holiday Gifts. ‘The best styles of FRENCH FLOWERS AND SASH RIBBONS Ever before shown in Washington. L. Noor, a4-6m 915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, . 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. DRESS GOODS IN CHOICE TEXTURES. VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS AND PLUSHES, LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS, BLACK AND portation: ) COLORS, (Our Own Ln OTTOMAN SILKS, OTTOMAN SATINS. BROCADE VELVETS AND PLUSHES, STREET AND EVENING SHADES. oe BONNET AND GUINET BLACK SILKS IN EVERY GRADE. SUBERIOR COLORED. GROS.GRAIN SILKS, at $1.59, the very best in the market for the price. VERY LARGE STOCK OF EVENING SILKS, SAT- INS, PLUSHES, &c. Evening goods shown under gas. VERY LARGE STOCK OF COLORED VELVETS IN ELEGANT STREET SHADES FOR DRESSES AND TRIMMING. QUILTED SATINS IN EVERY COLOR FOR SKIRTS AND LININGS. BEAUTIFUL SILK-FACED JERSEY STOCKINET, 6-4 wide. One yard required fora Jersey. $3.30 per yard. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S JERSEYS. LADIES’ SILK AND LISLE HOSE. FUR CAPES AND MUF¥S FOR LADIES AND CHIDREN. FUR-LINED CIRCULARS. BROCADE OTTOMAN PEILISSES AND DOLMANS. Our stock of SILK WR. in ver Hare and com- prises everything NEW and DESIRABLE. IMPORTED BRAIDED JACKETS, IN MYRTLE. BRONZE. BROWN ANOS NAVY. THE VERY NEWEST ANP MOST STYLISH COATS IN a Bs MOURNING GOODS OF IN EVERY TEXTURE. ONE PRICE. W. M. Suvsrer « Sons, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. as D2£ssy OVERCOATS! THE BEST QUALITIES ‘The man who, fromconsiderations of a financial na- ture, tekes little or no interest inthe subject of Over- coats, is apparently oblivious to all changes of tempera- | ture, and as ho atrides along the thoroughfare display- ing his pedestrian accomplishments he regards disaain- fully the effete individuals who envelope their manly forms in warm top coats. To those who have not bought their winter Overcoats we offer a tempting display of all grades. from the cheapest worth making to the finest made, even the extravagant qualities. Woe believe that whatever you want in the line of ‘men's or boys' apparel we can serve you to better ad- vantage than you can be served elsewhere. We know our goods are honest, and if a fabric is not all wool or fast color we tell you 80 at the start, instead | of leaving you to find it out when too late. We hinve one special line of Imported Cheviot Over- | Couts which we offer at $15. No house in the country can give you a better one for $20. Call and look them over. A. Saxs & Co., STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, 316 anp 318 Trax STBEET. cry Kuves Parace: 814 SEVENTH STREET. READ OUR GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, Fine French Felt Hats, 50 cents. Beaver Hats, at 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, Misses’, Children’s and Ladice’ Trimmed Hats, | Oe, TBee, $1, $1.25 t0 $1.00, * Elegant Pattern Hats and Bonn. recelt so agante and ets just ved, from 1 | i | Black Plumes, at 60c., 75c., $1, $1.25. Black Tips, a bargain, at 50c, Colored Piumes, from 75c. to $8. Piers Satins, Ribbons, Laces, Velvets, Lace Goods, Scarfs at manufacturers’ prices. lies’ Unde 3 Kid a pit Seta Sal, Slam, Sa, oOrYa! slaughter in Children's ana Misses’ and Ladies’ Don't purchase your Cloaks before examining: 3 tensive assortment—it will pay you. ie Remember KING'S PALACE, ‘and don't you forget it. No branch store; no connection with any other cstab- Hahment. a L4PrtESs FURSI Another Supply of SEAL DOLMANS. SEAL SACQUES, All lengths and Prices. FUE TRIMMING at old prices. Wuuerr & Ruorr, “905 Penna. Ave. cma, 7 PARIAN, GLASS, CROCKERY, BISQUE WARE, ETC., DIRECT IMPORTATION, for Holiday and Wedding Presents, at J. W. Borsum « Sows, IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLASS, @ro., 4l-6¢ 923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BS. SELMA RUPPERT, 608 Ninre Steer, orrostre Parent OvFice. ABRASENE, BEAD, RIB- and OUT! EMBROID) and all ‘Materials for the ‘same, Ni ‘T WORSTED {GES for Lambroquisa, Table aut Flas Gor, it of WORK, PAPER and WASTE Select Teanga Sas Mis Mu PHN OTINSS proprlotorat Chotee Selection of HAND-ENIT WORSTED GOODS, add other tlie requistcs asc aeenge,rommedes, Goape His own Gefman at one dollar s pint, in Being food Bian one-third ihenmene® © Se WILLIAN 2 RICH spar, vat BOLE Sh F cLora AND S MILITARY JA‘ ADC Se EX- Hk. RUPPERT, ‘NOB. 403 AND 405 TTH STREET NORTHWEST. BARE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES, IX FANCY WORSTED WORK SR Beg ere and Felt A es eens ta snd Zephyr Worvied, Genaan, Spans HOLIDAY GOODS. HOLIDAY GOODS. SEATON PEERY, (Successor to Perry & Brother). VIENNA CHRISTMAS GOODS: NOVELTIES IN FANCY BASKETS. NOVELTIES IN PLUSH BAGs. NOVELTIES IN TOILET SETS. RUSSIAN LEATHER BAGS AND GLOVE CASES. NOVELTIES IN TIDIES AND SILK HANDEER- NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED HANDKER- CHIEFS. PRIME COST. ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH WRAPS. RICH SICILIENNE DOLMANS, from §25 to $75. FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS. PELISSES, JERSEYS AND MILITARY JACKETS. GENUINE CAMEL’S HAIR SHAWLS, PURE SILK LYONS VELVETS IN BLACK AND ALL THE PREVAILING COLORS, from 24 to 27 inches wide, from $7 to $9. GOOD BLACK QUILTED SILK at 8730. MAGNIFIOENT STOCK OF ALL-SILK OTTOMANS Ts BEACK AND ALL COLORS, from §1.75 BLACK SILKS (BEST MAKES), from 75c. to $3.50. NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF EVEN- ING GAUZES, BROCADES, SILKS, &o. ‘Picks. Seaton Penny, PERRY BUILDING, Pennsylvania ave., corner 9th strost. Established 1840. aa Nov READY. Our stock of Decorated CHINA, POTTERY AND GLASS. WARE, Especially Adapted for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Is now com Our friends who wish to well to make an early eelecti M. W. BEVERIDGE, a2 1009 PENNSYLVA NIA AVENUE. | PIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC. STECK & CO. PIANO, The most Perfect Piano Made. EMERSON PIANO, The Best Medium-priced Piano Manufactured. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS Pianos and Organssoid on instalments, rented or ex- changed; rent applied if purchased. 5 CENT MUSIQ. ‘The only complete Stocin the city. HENRY EBERBACH, No 915 F STREET. Manacing partner of the late firm Ellis& Co. 42 WHEkE IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY DRY Goopst AT CARTER'S, 711 MARKET SPACE. IMMENSE ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM. OUR PRICES ARE 1HE LOWEST. SATINS!! PLUSHES!!! CASHMERES!! WOOL PLUSHES!! CASSIMERES!! CLOAKINGS! SILKS! VELVETS! FLANNEL SUITINGS! CLOTHS! TABLE LINENS! TOWELS!! NAPKINS! SHAWLS! : CLOAKS!! BLANKETS!!! COMFORTS!!! CURTAIN LACES, &c. CARTER’S, 711 MARKET SPACE. CRETONS! At au STINEMETZ & SON, 1287 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, FRESH SUPPLY SEALSKIN DOLMANS AND SACQUES, FUR AND SILK-LINED WRAPS. FUR TRIMMING OF PERSIAN LAMB, CHIN- CHILLA AND CON CARRIAGE ROBES, $10, $15, and $20. SEAL CAPS, FUR MUFFLERS AND GAUNTLETS. 28-1m HEMPSTONE & PERRY. THE CELEBRATED MONOPOLY BLACK SILKS THE BEST IN THE MARKET. LUPIN’S BLACK GOops. LANDON'S SILK WARPS, COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CRAPES. AN ELEGANT LINE OF PLAIN DRESS FABRI BROCADED, TO MATCH: See PLATS A NOVELTIES IN LINENS. NOVELTIES IN HDEF'S, SILK AND LINEN. NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY. NOVELTIES IN FLANNELS AND BLANKETS. NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS ARRIV- Henrsroye « Penny, 803 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Holmarx ANNOUNCEMENT. n25 SOUTACHE AND EMBROIDERED ROBES aT tos. to Bure boys’ button an ince Shoes from #4 20 $3. 2 Dasx Room ror Disrraxixa Evexixe Fas-| nics. §" Cuore Goons, Pram Fravres, axp Connect | ‘avoid the crowd would do on. | ALL ARE INVITED 709 To exaunre OUR 709 DAILY OPENING OF NOVELTIES IX CRRAMIOS, SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR am 4 Pee seg REE SR, Sey FINE PLATED WARE, in Pickle * “LOW PRICES. BEST GOuDS.* GIFT CUPS AND SAUCERS in large variety, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 229 GP AT REDUCTIONS. IMMENSE BARGAINS FROM NOW UNTIL AFTER THE HOLIDaTs, Burt's fine Button and Lace Shoos, narrow and broad ton, reduosd from $5 ber, these prices are only from this date until the holiday season. en's fine Calf Gaiters only $2. 50. Men's fine Dress Gaiters only $2.00. ‘Men's fine Lace Shoes only $1.’ len's Boot of every description from $2 up. ‘hoes inde. SINSHEIMER & BROS, 808 Tth street, between Hand I And 8151 M street, West Washington, 028 (uoans: CLOAKS! stock of CLOAKING and PLUSHES to match. OTTO- MAN and RHADAMES in all the destrable shades. Large and complete stock of TABLE DAMASK and NAPKINS. BLANKETS and COMFORTS in great variety. SNO. A. LUTTRELL & 00., n28 GEES, DAY & ©CO., 817 MARKET SPACE. 820, 822, 624 SEVENTH STREET. SILKS, PLUSHES AND VELYETS. Having purchased an unusually large stock of the above-named goods for our Fall Trade, we will offer during the coming month UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS BLACK AND COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS. BLACK AND COLORED RHADAMES. BLACK MERVEILLEUX. BLACK AND COLORED SURAMS, including all te popular evening shades. PLAIN AND BROCADED VELVETS AND PLUSHES, in all fashionable shades. Also a great variety in PLAIN PLUSHES, in prices ranging from §2 to $5. Gonxr, Day s Co. Dr GOODS. TRUNNEL & CLARK, 811 MARKET SPACR, Have an unusnally attractive stock of fine DRESS GOODS, and invite ‘ail persons to inepoot the same, compare j rices and qualities. <Back and Colored Ottoman Silke." ‘Black nnd Colored Brocaite Valvets.” 4 “Bchroder Mi Black _ = cers Celebrated Monopoly } ‘Silke. SRatle Linene: fowees Sapkina, We., great variety.” ‘{Flannels, Blankets and Cloakings.”.” Hosery, andkerchicts, Lado and Gents." ‘Fall tine ot Domcat at “Rock” bottom prices, and allof the best woods.” MADAME HUNT. of New York, has leaned floor, ep! am all ite ORRISON'S BOOKSTORE. had the pleasu ffering to bic, | Trade, Ind ay PRICES ur loeian the LOWEST. soe Eee, peng uiitye,siteady received and are receiving daily part of finely Miustrated Booka, Books in BOOKS ‘sets, the Poets in all styles, Family and siege Prayers and Hymnals, Juveniles, an immense of every description and price. and variety ; and Albums, Fancy Goods in ‘Plush, Rus Leathe penne Gg ed ig ‘Wa. H. MORRISON, Books forthe young. crs Card& Games and Toy | |, 475 Pennsylvania avenue, Gal early and avoid the rush. WM. BALLANTYNE & SO) Bor eat £4 BB > 7 BORRR AA 225 428 SEVENTH Street. B AAA B Bok go“4 ‘UU o™ RECEIVED. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, PAPERETERIES AND CORRESPONDENTS PIANOS AND ORGANS. OVER 17,00 IN USE. ‘Tam recei: a! stock of | Tae sea oon ee which caRps, feopecially low figures for casi for jock in the ceed DESIGNS. FIANOB and ORGANS for reat, Lanwost ‘hoe eS TUNING ana <1 have tt tuners in ‘ito has had pease JAMES 3. CHAPMAN, car ae ae ape sow Fark tacticy 911 Pennsylvanis svenus. 7" = FISCHER, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, vol, each. La FONTAINE Fasioe pater axCrES THON NATION: ALE Bi 15. Le K Nonruwssr, vite attention to his selections HANDSOME ‘GOODS, which are offered at rer Gerster 25c., Terra Cotta, Bronze, all fe ance seme hs ias erage Green 6-4 Silke jp i cater meanest SeNOEEE Hee pou ah ern eneey ee a Ua Jeast, Misses? Woolen Hose, in sizes Would annie, OTTERS Oty faciitien axe ‘Unequaled fer FREEBORN G. SMITH, 1103 PENNSYLVANIA of the Monongahela have attracted the ‘Medical Faculty in the United pk agg ote ‘position For excellence, pureneas and evenness of quality, the regen era ap welgehend ‘Whiskies in the ‘They are entirely from edulterstion, ‘natural flavor and fine tonic ol¢-2m 114 SOUTH FRONT 8r., PHILADELPEIA,