Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-20
AMERICAN ORGAN.

excellent articles may be obtained for presents and
other purposes, and state that those purchasing at
the places mentioned will be sure to be wen pleased
with their bargains.
Books, Anaaais, dc.
For Books of all kinds, religious, romantic, and
readable, 90 TO Gray a Ballantyne, 498 Seventh
street, or to X. II. Jewele g. Co., the Union Book
store, No. Ala Pennsylvania avenue, who have a
very large variety ofall kinds of Books.
sJegei,y, dc.
H. Semken, on Pennsylvania avenue between
9th and 10th streets, and III. o. Hood, 4l8 Penn
sylyania avenue, Il. @. Wetenhall and John S.
Blackford, on Bridge street. Georgetown, have
all varieties of Jewelry, rings, and diamonds, vases
card and trnkets of all kinds, and one desir-
ing to make a holiday present cannot fail to be
suited.
Clothing.
Gentlemen should call on p w. Browning, un-
der the United States Hotel, c. NJ Skippon, 1873
Pennsylvania avenue, w. II. Stanford, 4S8 Penn
sylvania avenue, Wall & Stephens, on the avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets, or on p. D.
Steer, at 48S Seventh street. all of whom keep
great assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vest
ings and manufacture to order'the most perfect
suits. Our Georgetown friends should recollect
Welch Wilson, and VIM. q. Magee, both Of
whom are to be found on Bridge street, and who
stand ready to furnish anything in the Merchant
Tailor's line. &
Furnishing Goods.
Those who desire shirt alone can call on VIM
H. Faulkner, on the south side of the avenue, be-
tween Third and Four-and-ahalf streets, who
makes shirts exclusively. For all sorts Of Furnish
ing Goods, they drop in at Birge's, under viii
lard's Hotel, or Mt Lanes, 424 Pennsylvania avenue
who keep every garment gentleman need wear.
Hats, Caps, and Fars.
Every gentleman wants new hat, every boy
cap, and every lady set of fiirs; and where can
they go and get suited better than at Todd & Co.'s,
under Browns Hotel, Lanes, 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, and Mattingly's, 474 Seventh street,
Echo answers, "WhereY"
Perftmeries, dc.
John b. Gibbs, at Wizards Hotel, Sylvester. cor
ner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street;
Parker under the National HOTEL and Boswell, cor
ner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue, on the
Island, have the most extensive stock of Perfume
rics, having and toilet soaps, coognes, creams and
every other requisite for the toilet which can be
found in the city.
Music Pianos, dc.
Hilbus 4 Hitz, at the corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and Eleventh street, have the most charm-
ing songs, the sweetest, purest-toned Pianos and
the largest assortment of all this line to be fonnd
Groceries
As the people cannot live without Groceries,
even on Christmas day, we mention, j. ii. John
son, 4S9 Seventh street ~. G.. Adams, corner of
Eighth and L streets; Shekel Brothers, No 40
opposite Centre Market Richard J. Ryon, corner
Of Ninth and d Streets A.. jackson, corner Of
Thirteenth and ii streets j. w. Davis, corner of
Eighth and streets, and George W. T. Ken
nedy under Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street. as
having the best stocks Of Groceries that can be
found in our city, and where our readers win do
well to go.
Coal and Wood
As we are in the same condition In regard to
warmth as to groceries, our friends will get the
needful to make them warm, in the way Of Coal
and Wood, at w. 4. Waters a. Co.'s, corner Of
Twelfth and Streets Worthington g. Keys, cor
ner Of Fourteenth and streets T. j. Worthing-
ton, on fifteenth street, between and streets /;
John Purdy on First street, near the Capitol T.
>. Butler, on Canal street, and William Warder,
corner of Twelfth and streets, who have generously
made arrangements TO furnish all in want of fuel
at reasonable prices.
Housekeeping .drticies, de-
j. g. Hodgson, 405 Seventh street, has stoves,
tin and Japan ware G. NJ. Wight, 65 Louisiana
avenue, N. M. McGrcgor, $50 Seventh street;
Rothwell & Brown, opposite the Bank of Washing
ton, all varieties Of household furniture James
Pool, Seventh street, between street and Massa-
chusetts avenue, and O. S, Whittlesey, 634 Sew
enth street. crockery and glassware p. II. Sims,
on Seventh street, opposite the Market will do all
manner Of plumbing; j. w. Thompson and Bro,
on the avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh sts.,
all the gas-ftttng; and David A. Baird, 491 Eighth
street, the paper hanging, OF any house where any
thing in either line is required. All who intend
celebrating Christmas by getting married and keep
ing house win certainly call upon each Of the above
in their respective lines Of business
Confectionery
Everything In the way Of cakes and sweetmeats
may be obtained Of j. G.. Weaver, BAT Pennsyl-
vania avenue, or of Thomas Eckhardt, at the cor
ner Of 7 and Ninth streets. Such piles Of cake
and candies make ones mouth water to 60 by, and
we all like something sweet for Christmas
Lovers Of oysters in Georgetown win 20 TO For
rest Hall Of course, and in our own city TO Fnt's
Hotel, or II they want very large quantity, leave
order at 397 Sixth street, which will be prompt
ly attended to.
Millinery, dc.
The ladies' who wish new hats will see that VIM.
2. Shedd, 502 Eleventh street. Mrs. Zimmerman,
corner of Eighth street, and Mrs. II. A Peaco, No.
II, opposite the Centre market, have very large
assortment. Mr.. Shedd has also French steam
scourcr, which renders old garments as good as
new, as regards appearance. Mrs. c. V. Johns
ton, on the avenue, the third door from Tenth
ladies, and there IL also a dress, tama, and cloak
making establishment at 4S Four-and-a-half street,
south Of the avenue; so the ladies cannot but
wear nent aud fashionable cloals and dresses Il 30
disposed.
Dry Goods.
The ladies' know, without our informing them,
that w. N. Shustcr a Co. have the store whero
embroideries, muslins, cashmercs, silks, shawls,
and satns can be obtained at the lowest rates. and
where the best bargains can be had.
Wines dc.
J.T. Neal on Seventh street, opposite the mar
kct, keeps good wines, good liquors, and good
cigars Cali and see him, Of course.
Daguerreotgpos
Those who like to see themselves indeliby inn
pressed on copper-pate, will step into Yanncr-
sons rooms 426 Pennsylvania avenue, G. ID. Stew
arts on the avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, or at Plumbs over Todd a Co.'s hat store,
each Of whom take counterfeit prcsentments,"
with Ill grace and rapidity
Toys, de-
Old "Kriss Kringle" comes himself last, and tells
l. lint rpafFa nm.