Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-23
OUR HOLIDAY DIRECTORY,

Informing customers IS 10 the best places 10
purchase holiday wares.
As we shall continue our notices from day
day our customers will do well to send in
their advertisements without delay and ensure
themselves place in the Directory:
Fancy goods, perfumeries and toilet articles
CT taste and utility may be obtained at the we'll.
known drug store OF OHIO Boswell, corner of
Maryland avenue and 7th street. Boswell has
also an excellent article for colds in the shape
OF medlcated cough candy of his own manu-
faCture.
In order to meet the demands of season, HAIR
NEY, at bis depot, Isl street, has laid in a very
large stock OF salt water oys terz, and is pre-
pared TO furnish them in quantities from one to
other lIlxuries.
RTLET a SHINS is the agent for pure Massa-
ChUsrtts clarified cider, and for Massey, Col
Inns & Coz, and other Philadelphia ales As
these beverages will be III great demand about
these times, his establishment, which is at s.
Green street, Georgetown, will no doubt be
we'll patrOnIZed.
j. L. SIMPSON Il Go. No. i2i Seventh street,
ofors pics and cakes, freshly baked every day.
Give the call.
]. BRUCE y Co, No. 4G4 eventh street, make
special holiday announcements worthy OF
beir noted. Their tOck of men and boys " aar
Is splendid, indeed, and the attention of buyers
is earnestly inTi tied
]. p. BAETHoLow, 81 Seventh street, offers
n Ch0c" stock of hardware. Every article,
large and small, and usually found i'll a hard
ware store, may here be obtaIued.
Burr i Bro, at SIS Seventh street. near /,
offer Il superior assortment of gents, ladies',
mis- es' and boys bosts at reduced prices. This
firm has ever been noted for the excellent arti-
Giles of leather ware they have for sale. Also,
Il good assortment OF hats, caps and head gear.
Jos. W. DAVIS, corner of Ninth and + streets,
has groceries, wines, liquors and dried fruits
exactly suitable for the times. Among the ar
ticlss offered may be enumerated sweet cider
and !uince meats. crauberries, raisins, cur
rants. cooking wines preserves, pickles, and
great variety OF other good things.
BOTELEE & WILSON, at 3f9 Pennsylvania
avenue, are prepared to furnish furniture of
all kinds, and at prices 10 suit the times. They
invite al examination of their large and we'll
mace stock, and feel assured that they can give
ample satisfaction 10 all purchasers.
W. l.. WALL & Co. offer superior induce
mems TO parties desiring TO refurnSh their
houses for the new year. Look in upon them
at their establishment at the corner ,of Ninth
str ard Pennsylvania avenue.
NJ. X. RILEY s BROTHER have at their
store, between seventh and Eighth streets, op
pos.te Center Market, a variety OF the most
useful articles i'll the dry goods lire" As shawls,
blsrl;ets, Frsp n nlerinoes, dress goods, black
ana eclored silks, and large number of bed
blan keIs, spreads comforts, &c. Give them a
call while making holiday purchases.
THE ODEOs HALL CLOTHING SToHE, tWeis
enfield & Co.. corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
aud Four and "a half street, is filled with a
spleuGid ssortm@nt of clothing for winter wear.
The stock is choice and varied, embracing all
artl cles needed. and VIII be sold at moderate
prices to suit the times. Civilians or military
men who would obtain a flrst-class outfit AZ q
moments notice should by all means visit this
establishment.
]. H. SMITH & Co, al No. loo Seventh street,
offer an immense stock OF clothing, every article
OF which, for cheapuess and excellence OF make.
IL not surpassed ut any store in this city. Those
desiring a good outfit should not fail 10 call
upon this firm.
THE DOLLAR STORE, ut No. AS Pennsylvania
avenue, has an inviting display OF Christmas
presents, III the way of jeweiry, fancy articles
&c, Just suitable 70 meet the demands OF the
season. Their goods will all be sold cheap for
cash.
PERRY & BROTHER have splendid stock of
fancy ard staple dry goods. Give them n call,
Pennsylvania
street, and make a selection from their rich
styles OF dress goods, plain and fancy silks,
casSimer6s, &c, and other articles OF utility,
in the shape OF blankets, table linens, cotton
SheFiings, &c., &c.
Ell. & HI. GREGORY, 32i Pennsylvania
avenue, offer hardware in all its branches.
Their stock of cutlery is selected with care,
Al heir stoves and ranges are all OF the latest
and most improved patterns.
For desirable assortment of clOaks, fancy
gCOts and woOlen ware, and q variety of
JiCles OF taste and utility suitable for presents
pur' haseTs should by all means visit the store
Of MADAME BAITEL, corner OF Seventh and q
streets.
ExEMPTIoNs-The following persons were
yesterday afternoon exempted from the opera
ton of The draft by the Board of Enrolment, in
session at the corner OF New York avenue and
=. T. ShaITetts, I'd ward, erroneous enroll
merit
B. Parom, Sd ward, over b and married.
w. Esan, 18th ward. erroneous enrolment
A. berger, sd ward, erroneous enrolment
A Burger, Attn ward, erroneous enrolment
John Smith, 9Th district, over age.
VIM Chase, 5th ward, over b and married
Jacob u. heT, Sd ward, yleoGs enrolment
lhas. Johnson, 18th distriC;, under age.
Jasper Nichols, lst ward, erroneous enroll.
mtnt-.
u. G. Jacob 18th ward, erroneous enrolment
John H. Marriott, 9Th ward, erroneous en-
rollneDt
VIM. Armitage, eth ward, residence in Mary
H S Donaldson, OH district, erroneous en-
rollmtnt
W III. Paiiy, eth ward, erroneous enrolment.
James Logan, 9th ward alienage
levi Pennington, LIST ward, over % and mar
Iied.
T Brown. 9th ward, over age.
" Iomax, 9TH ward, over IS and married.
W. McNally, lst ward alienage.
Israel B. Libby, Sd ward, disability.
Uhas, J.. Emper, 5th ward. alenage.
-. Blere, I'd ward, under age.
Louis Hussa, 9th ward, residence In Mary
" Hasley. 5th ward, erroneous enrolment
T Marshal, 5th ward, over 35 and married
Lawrence DcIninico, 5th ward, alienage
:. II. Colby, ath ward, over 35 and married
q. Hayes, 18th ward, erroneous enrolment.
W. W. Tucker, I'd ward, disability
CRIRIN AL Cor RT, Judge Wylie.-Alice Pleas.
AM, indicted fer grand larceny, was found
guilty and sentenced TO the penitentiary for
one year.
Molly Mason, indicted for keeping bawdy
house. submitted her case
dorsey. indicted for assault and battery,
Fubmhted ms case and was sentenced TO three
months in jail.
Molly Turner, indicted for keeping q baWdy
house, submitted her case and fined $3.50
Edward ScGnion was acquitted on a charge
OF grand larceny.
John Johnson. indicted for grand larceny,
wa convicted and sentenced to the peplten.
tisry for year
VIM. Woods and James Roche were tried
for Grand larceny, and the first was feund
guilty, and the latter acQ uited. Woods was
sentenced 70 three years in the penitentiary.