New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-24
HOLIDAY GOODS AND GIFTS, AND
WHERE TO GET THEM

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necklace. sparkling It's thousands, Chat fiith-avenue
dame accents from her uncle Cresus there lie vast
nclusiveness of happy exchanges IN the 'okenS na'
testify 10 good will among men, The chiei consiu-
Grafton in all choices should be appropriateness. IL
IL not the number Of dollars expended by winch one
may reckon the pleasure bestowed but the sentiment
that adaps it to the receiver and the suggesiSenes'
that may lend a triie
a. DEAFNESS rot its due"
For the last fortnight Broadway windows nave
Pat on their festsl garb, and in the carnival eayety
of the holiday month one dsdans their ATTRACTIVE
ness. The most iasouciqat of afternoon promenaders
hazards halt before these caskets wherein lie en-
shrined all things rich and rare these magic lanterns
which reflect the spirit OF the time; these ever
shifting pictures of the present, symbols OF the
nineteenth century, in which are clearly shown The
progress OF art, the roign Of luxury, the pomp OF
wealth.
| II poplexng thing TO choose from The tempt
ing array Of exquisite articles Of uee or fancy out
iproad Tor selection However this year ne usarps
the place Of that clans Of protly dainty triliee which
were recognized aa gifts all the world over, except
10 those f1riune-fayored few 10 whom wI brings no
Iiuyefsoa aud no necessity ~ economy.
/ Among houreheepen aud In families at this season
ihero are also discovered many household needs,
aud To DO told where there articles mhy be- found
without the neeersty Of rudderess seeking through
New Yoke sea OF stores may DO acceptable 70 Tie
pabhc
BOOKS.
As presents, nothing Ia ~ be found he ferponse
10 general iaslo more acceptable than booss. Ihs
year new publications are rare except those for chill
drcn. Thee arc gotten up tasleiully, and made IA
soms Instances into small Libraries u ten or dozen
volumes each. However the old stock Of finely
Illustrated books Of pceMs, The blue and-goid
style, and volumes Of standard authors leave 10 our
choice forest Of literature, each bianfh Of which
laden with leaves Of delight Ar an exquisite Work,
purely American ia worn nsnsLip We would instance
" Folk songr," Il book pronounced by the Atlantic
Monthly TO be beyond question the hAndsomest
and mosl tasteful volume ever produced in America
The leading booksellers are;
/ D. ArTLsTos No, 'aJ aud a.; Brosd~aJ
CaHIsros date Radd CsrlsioBl No. 80 Grand street
! c. soKmsEA. No. l2i Grand street.
j. y. LIrrfscorr. Publisher. Philadelphia
LrrIE BKovs Co. No 10 Washington street Boe,en
I O. n. p. BuAsHAs Publisher. Boston.
| Drsie,N 4 BROTHER, No 80 Broadway
4. NJ sArros. No IS PSIi row.
/ BKowS TsoGAkD. No. % Coruhil street. Boston
FE.scis LorTEsL. No. IS Maiden lane.
| q. :. sooHELp. No. so Broadway.
TcNSoE L FiEIps No. las Washington street. Boston.
T. h. PrrEE,oS BaorHHR, No DO Chestnut street. fhh-
sd.i phiA
| WARD P.npI No. Gas Broadway.
| Ro.. Torsxi, No. i2l Nassau street
J. W. FoRrusz, No. 10 Cks,ham street
BEApik L Co, No. lH William street
| H.KPsR s BRoTukK.. Franklin square.
W.. wiDDLrIos ('ueee..Or to Redheld. No. II Mercer
street,
O. p. Purs,s No. s17 Brosdwty.
| J. C. BuI1RK, No. q Franklin street
CALuS BL,ScH,Rp, No. % Nassau street.
C.Rtros 4 PORTER No. 100 Mulberry street
d. VAN NosrKAsD, No. ls2 Broadway.
s g. 4 w voop, No. $50 Broadway.
q. 81 PITCHER. No. en- Broadway.
Mason BRoTHEHs Nos aud Mercer street
| FogLgR WELLS, No. 3O8 Broadway.
CB RICHARDSON Co., No. Il Bible House, New York.
| JAMES MrLKR Nc. so Broadway.
PERIODICALS.
To give friend a subscription TO any one of the
excellent magazines of our country, or an English
monthly il to offer not single but dozen occasions
Of gratitude. There are old well known and
grounded in public favor; new ones are just appear
ing s claimants for recognition and the prospectus
of each shows a renewed desire To interest the
Of American readers.
| ATLANTIC MONTHLY, Tcknor Fields, Boston.
H.EPEa's MONTHLY, Harper Bros.
| KSCKERBocKER
srrpEsr AND ScHooLsATE. Gaen, James Co. Boston.
| PErERsoS's, Ross Tousey
NEW. YoRK MsRcuKY Caldwell, souhworth L Whitney.
Nos. 46 and % Ann street
AuGusr BRESTAso. No. 60 Broadway.
PULrfr Rosraux E. d. Barker, No. rs Grand street.
n A..
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY ]. r. Gilmore, No. 10 fremont
street, Boston.
HERALD or PROGRESS A. j. Davis. No 274 Canal street.
NATIONAL QUARTERLY RKyIew, Ed J. Sears Bible House.
| Eew-YoIk.
WEEKLY TRIBUyK No. ia Nassau street
| HousEHoLD JOURNAL A. Hsrthill Co., No. 90 North
William street
MRKRY's MUSEUM, woopvoRTHs CABIyrr AND School
FELLOW, J. N. stesrns, No. III Fulton street.
ARTISTIC PRESENTS.
In these DAYS of refinement, tie evidences Of art
culture and the reign of the beautiful among is
fully demonstrated by the that has attended
all those depots where its various manifestations
treasured Every home is decked with pictures, bits
Of statuary, dainty articles of gertu. Those whose
purses forbid "originas,' rejoice in copies, while
pinot, graply multipes each thing of beauty that
the shadow of the real may be JOY forever to its
possessor. AT each emporium is to be discovereda
host of charming engrayings, pretty bas-relief and
photographs instinct with life and full Of stereoscopc
boldness, while the stereoscopes themselves bring
near TO us the far away lands to which we may
never make pilgrimage.
The contents of these stores alone would make
thousands of homes replete with beauty.
GouriLs No. ~ Broadway.
SCu,us, No 7i9 Broadway.
RuoIs PHoToGRAuIC GALLERIES, No e+9 Broadway and