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The national Republican., 1861-12-27
LOCAL NEWS.
TO Advertisers.

Nearly 10 thousand copies Of the kspt.b
kcan srO circulated among the floating popu,a
ton every day, bssidos thelarge number scrvsc
TO regular subscribers. Advertisers viii take
aots accordingly.
Dsstructivs Confla Eration-severalu Hun,
dsed eovernmest Horses Burned "a
Lust evening, between 8 and I O'Clock. the
G 've,hn,en, stables on e street, between rwen.
ty.hrst and Twenty second streets, in tho Firs,
ward, were destroyed by FIRE. The stables,
sevenin number were each several hundred feet
IN length, and ran parallel with each other 90.
oupying almost an entire SQUARE OF ground.
Each Of the stables contained about 200 head Of
horses at the time, several hundred of which
were burned to death. An immense quantity
OF wag. harness was also destroyed, besides
spreading Of the Are, several ofthe stables were
turn down, and tho horses they contained
turned loose upon the streets.
After the flames had reduced the buildings to
horrible. The sites Of several Of the stables
could be distinctly traced BY long rows Of
eharred and steaming bodies Of horses in every
pasture In which the agony Of the situation had
placed them. Some were prone upon the
earth; some lying upon their backs, with heel.
10 the air; others upon their launches partly
in an upright position, and one stood leaning
AGAINST \ blacken ened post, just where death had
relieved II OF ifs horrible suferingS. There
they remained, blackened, stiff, and ghastly.
The sufferings of those mute. uncomplaining
beasts were such AS to wiring pity from heart
of stone yet, excruciating Ms was this sudden
death, 1t WAS perhaps more tolerable to the
poor horses, and more humane, than the slow,
inoh.by inch wasting and dying from disease,
exposure, and brutal treatment of those VIM
had the care Of them.
Out of one ira Of l02 horses, belonging to
the State of Massachusetts,, but eleven were
saved.
The streets of the city were full of horses
dashing Wildly, madly down the Avenue, plung.
ing into alleys, and turning corners, to the i'm.
minent peril Of pedestrians along the highways.
When turned loose 1t was with difficulty that
they could be restrained from rushing again
into the a ,mes. Many actually did plunge into
the fire, and could not be extrcated.
The l"ss to the Government cannot be much
less than $lO08
Several h uses, one u brick and the other \
frame, fr'n'ing on q street. belonging to \ Mr..
Jewells %ers also destroyed, desn,te the Efforts
Of the iiremen To Save them.
The stables destroyed were under the super.
intendence OF Capt. Cottingham.
In the confusi N, we could not rs, ertain posi-.
lively the "rigin of the firo; +; but II WAS stated
IL have been caused by the carelessness Of one
Of the teamsters in handling a lantern, the
blaze from wh'ch communicated with the com.
bus'ible material lying about.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
Kings National Amphttheatre.

This new and much desired public improve.
ment, is nightly attended by the elite Of the
city, who pronounce 1t the most comfortable
place of amusement ever erected In Washing
ton. On Christmas day the house was densely
nlled; in fact, 1t was tested to its utmost capaC
ity. The best order was observed, and AL the
spectators left satisfied, both with the place,
and the style Of the performances. On Satur-
day afternoon, Mr.. Thomas King will give a
special daylight holiday entertainment for
ladias and children.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
dec 27-ts
RY a"EEN & WILLIAMS, Auctione.r.

d
RUSTEES SALE or TERT TALEABLE REAL
ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND ST2EETS.
BY virlue OF u Ceci ee OF t1e circuit court of the
District Of Columbia, Ia ch incery iny passed in
two CAUSES In which :" .athum, smithson a Co -
and Austin Sherman, respect ely are complainauts
and John T. Callan and OF hers are eft, ndap o. ar
ing date the 7th day OF D:cemOer. A. u ,sol, the
undersigned will sell at public au tGD to the high
est bidder, On TUESDAY the 1,th day OF January, ,
A. 1852, at4 o clock m upon the premises Lot
No g. in square No s5J, of the plan of the city Of
Warrington, ironing 81 feet inches ou II st est
north and rs f!st On Seventh street west
This well known property is situated on the no ,th
east corner OF II an Seventh streets opposite the
General Post OIL and ID ohe OF the very best bus
ness locations in the cty OF ., hshiag;on The i'm
proyements CON i Of three tn story houses on II
street, including the drug styre al the currer OF
seventh and two ttory building seventh street.
The properly will be sod at the risk Of he default
Ing purchaser.
Terms Vsrh, payable on tho day Of sale and, II
the terms are not complied with immediat ely, the
said trustees are authorized IL .ot tho saiI bid
and accept the next hiyhest oder, on MS prompt
compliance with the terms
All OonveyAncing at The Ssst Of the purchaser.
A Lloyd, Trustees
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
dec la-3aw4w Auctioueers
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
A Tight 'Ous Law.

The Provost Marshal of this city Ia detsrm-
ined to suppress the evil Of open bar.rooms
after half.past nine p. m, and IL taking meas.
ures effectively to enforce the order to that
effect which has hitherto been evaied by hotels
ofdiferent grades. They are to be takt d posses.
sion of and he d in custody If the order Is not
tountatily observed. II Is a common thing to
fnd bars open ill midnight; 4 practice tending
the Marshal to secure the peace OF the city
committed to his charge.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
TREAsURER,s OFFICE,

l. WASH sGToS, D. c., December 1861.
Holders of the two years' Treasury o es, vii in
tsrest at six per cent payable semi miannualy issued
under the act of I'd of arch 1861 are that
the on such notes to the Isl of January 1859
will be paid at this Office and after that day, pro
vided that such notes. with n schedule, signed by the
holder of each noie, showing the lumber, date, nnh
amount Of such note together with the interest due
thereon TO said Ist Of January are lodged here on
day beforehand, Tor verfSatlon.
(Signed) j. Il. SPINNER,
decor Treasurer s
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
Tho Hutchinson FAMILY.

We are pleased to learn that this popular
and interesting VOC band are soon to visit
Washington, and that they will give an enter.
tainment at the Smithsonian Institution next
Monday evening; and AS one half of the pro
ceeds are to be devoted to the beneht OF the
Orpan Asylum, Se'oordialy oespeak for the m
full house.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
Derfom's Combination Portable Cot
taees.

This patent is adapted TO the building, at very
cheap rates, Of military cantonments, eml-
grant, Or sea. side houses, having advantages
over others, as claimed by the inventor, of
greater portability, SUPERIOR utility, diversity
OF arrangement, facility for cleaning, ventila.
ton, and beauty. They can be taken apart,
cleaned, and aired, by two or more persons, in
a shorter time than one would consider pos
sible for such u job. They can be made either
with single or double exterior, for winter or
summer use. 1t is recommended by army Off.
cara very highly.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
STABLE KEEPERS.

On Wednesday evening, gentleman, who Is un,
acquainted with the streets and locations in this city
put his horse at some livery stable. The horse wa
. large bay, with lump on the right hind leg, ind
white nose. with q NJ, Xican saddle.
Any information In regard to the orsc will be
thankfully received at Martins hotel corner Eighth
and d streets, and all charges paid.
aao Oils
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
400 Seventh street, Washington

THE undersigned also manufactures and kecp' =
hand large assortment of
Ofncers Saddles
do Shabraques
do Sword Belts and Mountings
ds Sword Belt Supports
do Skel leton KnHpsacks
Saddle Blankets
Brides and Msrtingales
Saddle Valises
Hair GiIths
Oficers Sword Knots
do Haversacks
Plain Feed Bags
Buffalo Robes
Horse Covers and Hoods
do Blankets
Superior Leather franks
Travelling Bags
Side Saddles
iding and Carnage Whips
Brass and other Spurs
Carriage and 9th Harness
And every article In hi. line ut low pr!-- for ca-h
JAMES +. TOPHAN
dec 81 a9a Stv nth street
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
Whitehurst, No. 434 Penn. Avenue,

Is selling original cartes de uisite photograp phs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere
mont, Butlor, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is CON
grabs in oil and water colors. Also portraits of
distinguished men. Attention of military mrn
is called to our full length lettsrty ,es for send
ing by mail. dec l3-lmt
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
"Rorse "iIlinery."

We des re to call public attention to the ad
yertisement of James 8. Topham, 400 Seventh
street, dealer in every variety Of harness work
particularly military trappings and acooutre.
ments. A patent wa'er and feed bucket, OF
which he is agent, is having An immense sale.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
MARRIED.,

In this city, December 25th, 1851, by the Rev
DR.. Sunderland, Mr.. CHARLES H. BLISS, OF
Washington, d. g., to Miss ELIZA NJ. daughter
of P. Seabury, Esq, of Lynchburg, Va.
Northern papers please COPY.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
Future Days.
}. o. mcGUIaE d co., Auot.on..r..

RH % % mcVUIHF q co.., AuotfOne @ 70.
MISCELLA NEOL.s SALE
On SAIUkDAf MOANING, December 2s at 10
O'Clock in front Of the Auction Rooms ra shaii
eel, for account Of whom it may concern ouanti
ty of tecond hand Furniture, osmpri.ing-
Sofas, Parlor Chairs, Tables
Bedstead., Mattresses, Pillows
Bureaus, Wardrobes, v ashstsnds
Blankets, Counterpanes, I 1ollet Sets
Bookcases, Desks, Chairs, &C,
Also,
Two new Baltimore built Express Wagon.
wo handsome amiiy Carriages, but little ed
Also for account Of Government
Twenty five Barrels Hard Bread
Barrels Cider,
Nine Hundred Heavy Double Comforts,
Also,
Twenty five Lined and Unliued Buffalo Robss
Together with many other ar icles
JAS q MCGUIRE CO.,
wv" Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

RUSTRES SALE OF HpUSE AND LOT At AUC.
UOS.
On FRIDAY, the 10Ih day OF January, lste, l
shall sell In front otthe prem'ses at 0 clock +. Al
by virtue OF deed Of rust to the subscriber, bear
ing date the nth day oi November, 1863, and re
corded in Liber s. No, 1877, iolios bs 50 CO. and
81, one st the aud records for The county Wash
ington, In the District Of Columbia, the ioo wing
named properly lyiOg and being Ia he City oi
Warrington, District aforesaid, EnG laid do on
the ground plan or plat of siia o,ty The courses
and distances are fully described In said deed Of
trust, to wit
Parts of Lots Eumbered one and two q and p
In Square numbered five hundred and thirty seven,
(b37) together with the improvements which are o
frame Dwelling House, 10, &c. This properly
fronts on Z street south brIwu,n third aGd Four.
and half streets w.rt
Terms, one fourth cash balance in six aud twelve
months the purchaser 10 give note Tor the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day OF sale. deed
given and oeGd oil trust taken Oh the property to
secure the payment Of the notes. Ii the terms
not complied with In five day after ale the rastee
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cos of the first purchaser, b. sNing three days
notice of such resale IN some asplper printed In
the City OF Washington.
j, l.. SMITH, Trustee
6ktEk = WILLIAMS,
dec lO-2dwSdS Aucuoae-rs
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
India Ru bher Gaoda, |,
hnuhh nu Doer ecodss
India Rubb Goats, whi = and black, 81. so G

India Rubb Goats, whi and black, 81. so each.
Ind Rubber Leggins, 81 pc, pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods including Rubber
Boots and Shoes Rubber Stopp rs for Bottles, Door
Mats, Undersheetng for Beds In sickness, 30 no al
manufaoturers' prices, at II A HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
3OS PenpsylvaDia avenue,
dec l9-f Bet. Ninth and Tenth sts'
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

The following lets of fSiIver-PIstcd Ware
arc OF the Best Make In the Trade, and
are warranted 30 he Double-Piated on
the best material, and equal in qu ality
TO any Plated Goods sold by tho best
regulated Houses;
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Full sets Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ia
bic spoons. ............. fol 81 80
" 4" Tipped and Threaded Ia
Die FOLKS. s...........,... Tor LOO
Tipped a. Threaded Tea
Spoons TO match ........ for / 90
Splendid Extra silver plated Olive and
Threaded rebl" Forks. Observation-Disclosures. for 100
splendh E<tta Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons. .............. for 200
We sell
Fine Silver plated Cups, Mugs, Gob'ets, Salt
Stands, in every pattern. retail price 81, for leo
Elegant silver plated Cake and Gard Bas.
ket.... worth 81 70, for 800
The attention of our numerous patrons is re.
Guested to our Large and Choice Selection
OF Gold Leaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Dtguerreotype Cases,
in every size in the Trade.
We aIc selma tL,se goods from 30 cts. to $3.50,
fitted in order, bring 20 per cent. less than the
makers' rctall price.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
Military Faneral.

sixth regiment, New York volunteers, was
yesterday carried to the depo for transmits.
sion home, under escort of the officers u, d
members of the company to which he be.
lOnged.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

TING'S IA TlONAL CIRCUS!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
Of the
PSRMANENT BRICK BUILDING,
aud the
E6CELLENT TROUPE OF STARS
STANDARD CoMPASr OF ARrIsrEsi
DON SANTIAGO GIRBONNOISE,
THE AOLLAND BROTHERS.
VIM. SMITH. SAM LONG
II. BERNARD, TOM KINS
And All the Fo ccs,
TONIGHT
The following prices have been adopted:
Or hestra Chairs. rs cents.
Dress Circle. .......................b so cents
Children under ten years OF age TO Dress
Circle. le....................... .2b cents
Social Range. IS cent.
Coored Gallery ........ ................2c % cents
COtOreu oV Oents
Doors open at o'clock pc formance will aom
mence at precisely
0n SATURDAY, AT O'Clock,
LADIES' HOLIDAY MATINEE. dec q
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
pY ). q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
no USEHOLD DFUREITJvREAN ND EXPECTS
AT 4 UCTIOE

nv CHHI Z ne Il " " kFFECIS
AT AUCTIOE
On MONDAY IOkNlN'i. December go com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, shall sell u Residence All
west side Thirteenth street. between Pennsyiyania
avenue and ID street, all the Household Effeots
therein. We name in part
paircioth Sofas aud Parlor hairs
A.arble to Centre aud 81 Tables
Mahogany Extension Dining Tables
Two mahogany Side Tables or Plate Stapda
Oak French Dining and cane seat Reception
Chairs
Turkish Red Curtains, Gilt Cornice and Shades
French Chintz do
Marbletop Dresting bureaus a,d Washstands
mahogany, alnut, and Painted do
Mahogany, Walnut, and Conage Dedsuads
Hair, husk, and Cotton and HGsk ngttresses
Feather Beds. Bols'ers, and p llows
Comforts, Quilts, Is snkets, SO, &C
Painted Cottage Chamber suite
handsome ornament aid carved Circular
Bed,tead imported from japan
Brussels, Ingram, and Febiiian CsIpets, Rups
&C.
Together with large lot of Cocoa Mating
Chamber and Parlor stoves
Terms cash.
J. c. .M;GCJRE&CO,
dec N-u Auctioheers
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
Death by DrOwnfn0.

The body Of \ man was taken from the foot
of Seventeenth street, on Christmas day. The
verdict of the induest was death by accidental
drowning. Ho was buried at the expense of
the corporation.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
We are Agents for the Sale Of

We are aReNts LOT lhe Oaie VI
MCCLaIN'S CELEBRATED
COCOANUT HAIR OILS
AND ALSO TOR
MERCHANTS COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, ETC,
ALSO FOR
WORST EY'S HONEY, ALMOND,
AND WINDSOR SOAPS,
Put up IN Family Boxes, 10 suit purchasers
Wholesale and Retail.
Also. full laes ol Notions and Fancy Goods,
all of which we ollcr at the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedlars are
respectful invited.
We guarantee I" sell at New York and Phlla'
delphia prices, ar perish IN the attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
cheappst--delivered free.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
dec 2I
q TAaE LINE to Fort Albany
- and Hunters Chapel

The undersigned has commenced, ~ !;
and will run daily line of stages 80 7S5-,',.,
from corner OF Pennsy sylvana avenue and SeveriI
street to Fort Albany and Hunters Chapel.
viii leave Hunter Chapel at 50 o'clock III
and 2f p. IN leave Washington at 10 a. m aud
pm
. Fare to Fort Albany, 80 cents to Hunters Chap
el, SO each way.
dec 27-eodSt* THOMAS j. CORNING.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

Ladies and Gentlemen give us an early call,
it makes no difference whether you buy or not.
look over our full lines of Staple and Fancy
Goods, for Holiday Presents and Gifts.
80 Gen,emanIy clerks are always ready to
wait on you.
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
MISS YOUNG'S
A'A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
West End, No. 243 I Street

The duties of this school will be resumed on ,he
I'd of Jauua'y A few vacancies remain for boys
vanced in the solid branches of English education,
dec 27-3ts
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

n ID FELLOWS HALL
" 9BB 9PB FEtE9Ws' FEEt9Ws, HALL HALL
ODD ODD FEtLowws' Fellows HAtti aAtt
FRIDAY NIGHT, DEcrnsrR 27,
The Alleganians!
The Alleganians!
The Alleganians!
ySest,,s1T:: yySSeesst,:1: .se sse
Ssrtss Bell .Rtnsersy
Ssctss BeIS RtnEers
Stctss BeH Ringers!
MOS CARRIE HIFFERT,
MISS MARIA BoULARD
MR JIM BoULARD
Lately returned from four years' tour around the
world, and having Just concluded series Of forty
eght successful concerts In the city of New York,
would mcst respectfully announce the first Of their
Highly Popular Musical Entertainments.
Their Repertoire embraces choice collection Of
VOCAL QUARTRTrs,
arranged IN their own peculiar and effective style.
Also, variety Of the sweetest Fnglish, Irish,
scotch, German, and Spanish Ballads extant AIias,
Osvatinas scenss, &C., from the works of the most
In addition to their usual choice selection Of vocal
u,s ;bs they VIII play each evening several pieces
SWISS BELLS
As The front Of the Hall and the adjacent streets
will be Illuminated with the magnificent
DRUMMoND LIGHT!
oRUMMokD lIGAT!
for u long time an object Of great curiosity at
BARNUMS MUSEHM,
New York, upon the nights Of the Allrganians and
Swiss Bell Ringers.
PBIcRs.
Sd cents
dec. ~
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

LEAD QUARTERS for Clothing, Fur lshing
II Goods, Hats, and Caps at No. 400 Seventh
street dec l-lm
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

rANTE RBURY HALL
Formerly the washin. TIN Assembly RoomsS
Louisiana avenue near corner Of Sixth street, In
tho rear Of the National and Browne Hotels,
OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
With the first talent in America.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
Second week of the great
Eccentric Ethiopian Artist Of the Day,
FRANK BROWER!
FRANK BROWER!
VIRGINIA MUMMY
VIRGINIA MUMMY
VIRGINIA MUMMY!
FRANK BROWER AS GINGER BLUE!
FRANK BROWER AS GINGER BLUE!
Characters by the entire
9TAR
New songs, New Dances, &C., sc.
CHRISTMAS WEEK,
CHRISTMAS WEEK,
A series Of magnificent
AF TERNOON PERI ORMANCES
will be given at
Canterbury Hall,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
Commanding TUESDAY;
And Every Afternoon During The Week.
1000 Costly Presents
will be presentsI to the ladies' children, and
the audience during The week Thee
ELEGANT CHRISTMAS
SOUVENIRS
will consist Of IN ignifcent
Anpuals, and expensive sets Of Sable
Furs, q S.tvirg Adchiae, splendid Gold Jewel
ry, Silver Fcrks sad Spoons, Lades CnaiDs, Watch
Toys and Confectionery.
30. The managers call to the minds OF the ladies'
of this city the elegant natnees which
they had ihe honor to give here last winter In evi
dence of the fairness with which they were con.
Quoted There presents will be given 10 addition 10
the finest performance by the best company ever ap
pearing In Washington.
during the afternoon performances, and our matt
nees will be conducted in such way that the most
las slidious cannot regret their visit TO the Cant'r
bury.
afternoon Prioes
Ladies, 20 cents .eutlsmen with ladies, 70 cents
NieM Prics
Parquet, ,a5 cents; Rosewood Orchestra Chairs, 90
cents.
sE No Presents presented at night. "a
dec I3
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
AUCTION SALES.
Th10 o0v.
RY GREEN 4 wILLIAm ms, Auct,on..r,

RY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, a Auction.,rs.
CaAHcERY SALE OF rALUABLE PROPERTY ON
THE ISLAND
BY virtue of decree of the circuit court of the
Dten let OF Columbia sitting 10 ehsncery, bearing
date on tho 30th d,y Of May, A. ID 1880 aud passed
10 cause therein depending betweea d. W. Moore
70, complaiaants, and George h. Kirk and others,
sefendsnts mo 1861, chanc,ryJI shall offer for
sele, at public auction on FRIDAY, The aTth day
q December, A. 1881, la front Of the premises, At
o'clock pm 10 the highest bidder, the following
properly to vii Lot numbered seventy eight, (7sJ
In subdivisionof square Numbered four and
sixty live, geo and parts Of lots numbered seven
SDn and nine, % In square numbered four hundred
md thirty ssve iSD OF the plan Of the city Of wash
th t,n 'ne SAID parts OF lots being PARTICULARLY set
iorth IN the proceedings and EXHIBITS in said cause
70 wnich ne refers with the buildings and i'm prove.
house and parts Of vacant lot, e'ON 'A'
Terms OF sale one third sh: the resdue In t,vo
fosanerts OF six and twelve mo tins the purcbssar
giving ha notes for the defer rud ,yment nss,;og
interest from the day OF sale iht lille deeds 10 he
retained untl the wnole Of the p Irch l,o moaey ia
paid. A''
All oonveyancing at the cost of the purcha,er
EDWARD q. CARRiNGTON
Trustee.
dec la-3taw&is Auctioneers
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

TJNO LET-sn Rating Bar, Steam Table
| and Oyster Box. (all e1mplete,) at SO Psnnsyl
yania avenue Rent ten dollars month apply to
G. WILLIAM,
B39 Pennsylvania avenue,
deoc7-lOt. Betveen Second and hird sts
The national Republican., 1861-12-27
Dead.

Mr.. Robert Slsight; who was some time ag
Injured by falling from the Capitol dome, an
thce preIhaturely reported dead; died yester
day morning, and will be buried tomorrow
He was forty two yeafs Of age:
The national Republican., 1861-12-27

90 Seventh st. 90
Gfi EAi SALE
G H r I 8 T M A s
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
THE CHOICEST SELECTION
EVER OFFERED IN WASHINGTON.
II. }. BELLEW' S CO.'S,
nAsupAorURERs' AoEHrs,
No. SO seventh street,
WASHINGTON CITY, DC.
THEIR REGULAR ANNUAL SALE OF
Fine Jewelry, Sterling %ilver.Plattd Ware,
BsAEUFJL GIT PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES,
Dnguerrtotype Cases, Perfumery, Fancy
sonps, Notions, tSc.,
In Job Lots, to suit purchasers, commencing
THIS SATURDAY. MORNING, DEC FL,
And continue Thirty days.
We respectfully beg leave to call the attention
of every LADY and GENTLEMAN in Wash.
ington to this splendid New Stock
Just Opened.-As follows:
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
seuerai Retail, Price.
Splendid CARGO, Mosaic, Lava and
Carhunce sets. SO to 80, for q 90
Splendid Miniature, Florentine and
Painting g.................... -. TO s, for 90
Splendid Gold Stone -. Jet aud
Fancy ...................,. 3to 5, for 90
Elegant Coral, Fn,m"led carbun.
Gle. to g, for LOO
Elegant Garnet, Coral aud rur.
QuoiB ,vSrr fine O............... 8 10 10 for 800
Superior Eramelcd md Opal Clus
sto l2, for 200
Plain, Chased aud Enameled
Bracelets. ......,.......... to- 10, for 90
Coral, Garnet and Opal, very |
fne,t. to Is, fot 200
Mosaic, Coral and E"ameled
Etocch .. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. to 7, for 1 90 |
Cameo. Lava, Coral and Miniature
rins ... .... INSTRUMENTATION. At, 6, for SO
Guard Vest sr' hiitl lin Chains r to 3 for 100
Lpdes Garnet and Carbunglc
N,chlace. ace........................6 6;o 10 for l.5o
Garnet CEr1uuclc and Onyx srtta
Studs and Buttons ............. ito 4, for 100
Fin" sleeve Eut'Grs a"d stud,
(s;unra'CN 'CN......................3 81 =, for 50
Gent Cluster l'ns m Pins with |
chsins.) to b, for 90
rier's' Gsrbupcle. Goat aud Gar
net scarf pins. .... ........... s tn a, for 90
Fine I.ockrts for two and FOUR Pic
to b, for 100
Chillrt MS Carbuns'e and Gainet
A'mlets. Observation-Disclosures. 5to $, for 100
Seal and Stone Set Finger RIGGS,
lin varcty). E. ................ 3to 8, for 100
Gold Pens, (wi h.eXteni> silver
Csses Observation-Disclosures 3to 5, for 90