Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
What to Buy and Where To Buy IL

desired. We shall eontlnue the last from dav
TO day, and advertisers who wish to receive
notice should send in their Advertisements sea.
sonably.
Toys, &C.
RUPERT, 5s2 7th street has IN 81 received
and opened a supplementary stock Of TOYS and
fancy goods for christmas, of the he west aud
most attractive description. This importation
Win those already in hand. serve 10 in his
extensive establishment, up stairs and down
as full as IL can well hold. Such a STOCK OF
toys was never before seen in this city.
FIRsT-CLAss GROCERIES.
]. B. BRYAN & BROTHER, 3i5 Pa avenue
opposite Metropolitan Hotel, have undo bted.
ly one OF the finest and largest stock of gro
mas stock is especially tempting, embracing
the incest OF sugar cured hams, Fishers cele-
brated mince-meat, harrison's crab cider
Maryland hams. smoked beef beef tongues
best quality nuts and condiments, and, in fact
everything desirable for the season.
FURs AND DRESS GooDs.
SBLBf YATES, - Market Space under the
Avenue House, have opened a large line of
dress furs and fancy goods, suitable for Christ
mas ana New Year presents, and 10 accOmmo-
date their rush of Customers will keep their
store open for the present until 9k u. m.
Bsoks, TOYS, &c.
BRorHY, at 3li + street. between 10th and
flth, has cheap and beautiful Christmas pres
ents for sale, comprising holiday books, toys,
and large stock of fancy goods; also bibles
prayer books, and rosaries. Give this enter
prIsing dealer call.
E
A good chance to replenish your furniture
Tor the holidays is offered at WALLS auction
rooms, 315 and 3l7 Penn. avenue, where there
Will be sale of household furniture Monday
morning
GRBEN Il WILLIAMS, auctioneers, on 7th
street, have al their rooms nearly eyery useful
OF ornamental articles required by parties con-
templatng housekeeping, or wishing to add 10
their stock OF conyeniences. Call and see their
stock.
MCGUIRE, at his auction rooms. corner of
ha =
articles comprising house furniture, and MANY
thlngs useful for decoration, or for comfort.
His reoms will repay a visit from those de-
signing TO make purchases.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, &c.
AT III. BAYLEY Il Co.'S, corner OF 9TH and
streets, opposite the Post once, Won can buy
dlnlng, tea, and toilet sets, motts coffees fine
vases, punch bowls, plated ware and cutlery
eastors, lamps, chandeliers, chimneys, aud
every other article kept at such stores on the
most reasonable terms.
+. M. LAZKNBY, No. 124 Bridge street,
Georgetown, ID. c., has a fine stock of goods
suitable for holiday presents, such as richly
decorated dinner, tea ana tete-a-tete setts
French and English toilet setts, fancy china
ana bohemian bureau setts, cologne bottles,
vases, mugs. cigar stands, card baskets, wine
setts; also. hyacinth bulbs and by yacinth glasses
emma toys, and numerous other rare and beau
uful articles.
Doors AND SHOES
"A r. HOOVER, 33l Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Oth ana 9th streets, has ceived for the
holidays Ladies', Misses and Ohildren's kid
button high cut ID. = boots, Gents French
calf boots, and Congress CATERS; also, many
other articles In his line.
DRY GooDs AND CLOTHING.
w; X. RILEY x Bro, No. &c Central Stores
Market Space, have on hand a large stock of
seasonable dry goods, from which may be made
OF almost any article required for comfort or
adornment
}. W. CoLLEY &c Co, on 9TH street, also keen
first-class dry goods establishment, and are
able TO sell bargains, having a large and as
sorted stock, purchased in the cheapest mar
kets.
BURDKTTEs well-known dry goods store. nm
7th street, has long been the resort of ladies in
search Of the best articles at the lowest prices
and they will only need this reminder to send
them there Tor their holiday purchases.
FARMER &c WALKER. merchant taiIors 4sl
TN street, have splendid stock of cloths, cas-
simeres, and vestings, and make them up in
the latest styles.
KoPPELL, merchant tailor, on 18th street.
opposite the Treasury, is an artistic filter, and
ana all VINO require clothes 10 fit them for
their New Years visits should call on him
while there is yet time. =
Books, &c.
j. @. PARKER, Post Office News Stand, has
all the latest magazines and newspapers, and
iuany articles In tne literary line, suitable for
CHRISTMAS gifts.
Liquors, CIGARS, &c. na
T.. =: DYER & Co., on Pa. avenue, north
slae, between 18th and 18Th streets, have a fine
assortment OF native and imported wines
hquors, cigars, fruits, crackers, &c., and among
other things the celebrated .Little Belt Cigars"
Gpo Nv 49,, a. teTy low price.
have , iaree snS O. 70, s.o ra ssenue,
noNo ioIs se ana varied STOCK or tobaccos,
foE sais hp ahG eve,ytning else usually kept
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SyKys Gn anY,Cr vop AID DhIsk.
,,a 80, NnAD"iSh q 20. accommodate par
Low, nr;o. S a,a q. " iuatos notsl ior the very
TOO ,raii eua % SoU per Week. Inis house Us
II nrO, nnOTn 70 reg uire any more SAID.
tors oytbs Esr, q So-' tue pnseht pfoprie-
s Sas "a Me hukWooo donse, Know how TO
sstafp,i.hU e, as ony one VINO patronizes their
tahie c.raeui .. VII soon ieeIn. "A oonntiful
Tort. ~. .enu ".us nuanco, ano cream ana COM
aHIpIvS Gs, G,,. are Wna' .nsy oner their guests
itoI Hnnss III t1AspAN, P.oprie'or OF the Cap
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ana 1n,n;shn w Va sue oes. ca'eIers IN Inc eity,
shortsst nn,;na oinhe's anu suppefs on the
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a,i 20 ,hn S oys.eIs, wines aho liquors are
ras,.m .ms pes, ano n none Who drop In At his
20 sa an., No; oSo fennsyivania avenue will
amay uhsausheo Win tne good cheer there
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fAoToeBAPHs.t ,si - -
s. ~ noaay present Is more appropriate than
q q, nne PlcluIe- Mr ,. Z. Mills, photographer
a. a. "hIIhHuRsTs GALLERY, on Pennsyfva-
ata a.enus. eetween ~ ana oth streets, un-
~ ~Ssanos MS business thoroughly, and can
serves OF friends at moderate rates. Pictures
can Dc OOtdlEoQ IN 0uY styia