The national Republican., 1867-12-21
CHRIsrMAs.

To KEEp WARN in the winter 10 q desideratum
with everybody, and Boyd, tso Ninth street, be-
low Z, has the wherewith for housekeepers In
the manner OF excellent stoves, heaters, SC, for
all so to do, with those having old worn-out
crates or broken stoves, to call upon Boyd q
remedy will be found, as repairing Of all kinds
and Of all material Is accomplished at his estab-
iishment Stoves, heaters, ranges, CRATES, hard
ware, and many articles for domestic comfort
can there be had, and we would particularly ad-
wise those OF our readers In want to give the
proprietor call ere dropping In At other places.
CoSoHLrS, corner of Ninth and streets, has
certainly very fine drug store, and In the CON-
pounding OF prescriptions he has the services OF
experienced clerks-something decidedly neceJ-
ssry, but which many similar establishments
lack. Mr.. Conghlin also offers to the public a
hne variety OF articles suitable for Christmas
presents, consisting Of perfumery, toilet nick
nacks, &C, and which are very acceptable TO the
fair sex especially. Drop In, those who are In
clined to buy.
PHILr Il SoLoNoSs are the PErERsoSs Of
Washington. Always ready and prepared to
furnish the novelties issued by eminent pub
fishers, and with q magnificent assortment OF
fancy goods, the Metropolitan Book store, 2a2
Pennsylyania Avenue, certainly presents at
fractions to the public not to be disputed. The
fame OF the firm 10 not only local but extends
south OF the James and West Of the Ohio. In
the variety OF Christmas and New Years pres
ents which they offer, excelsior is their motto,
and the title is well deserved.
The ADoRNMBsr Of the person, whether u be
of the male or feminine gender, is q speciality we
beliye with all civilized people, and to those
masculines desirous Of procuring an excellent
head-coverlng we would recommend the es-
tablishmcnt of JAMES Y. DAVIS, No. sS0 Penn
sylvania Avenue, as a place where their wants
will be attended to. Mr.. Davis has on hand
hnc selection of hats, caps, &C., and gentlemen
in need will be benefited by dropping in.
ANAN's REsTAuRANr, No. 500 Ninth street,
between d and L has again been thrown open
to the public and crowds OF hungry wayfarers
thronged to his place yesterday. Sebastian is a
quiet, unassuming individual, but he keeps an
excellent hostclrie, and the meats he furnishes
and liquors he offers TO his patrons are unex
ceptionable. =
SAKs Il Co., clothiers, No. 5l7 Seventh street,
between D and Z, have adapted themselves to
the wants OF the public, and their endeavors, we
are happy to see, are beginning to be appre-
ciated. These gentlemen furnish ready-made
goods at prices absolutely, astoundingiy cheap,
and the rush for those waterproof coats has
been immense. In gentlemen's furnishing goods,
the proprietors offer q hne assortment, and
they rely upon the public for their support and
patronage OF good goods at reasonable prices.
Jos. II. SHArrrKLD, No. 2l0 Pennsylvania
avenue invites the attention Of the public to the
fine and riehly-navored French confectionery
which he has on hand for the holidays. To our
readers we would say, patronire Shafneld II
desiring rich and lucious oonfections, cakes, Ae.
He has large, extensive and varied assortment
Of these articles, and we have no doubt Of the
endesvors of the proprietor to please the public
being appreciated.