The Portland daily press., 1867-12-23
a,hrissm ms Gifts.

Many of our merchants offer unusual at
fractions this season in the way of fine goods
for Christmas presents, as may be seen in our
advertising columns.
j. D. Cheney, at his new store No. 96 Ex-
change street, has fine lot of toys for the
children. He keeps large assortment of mu-
steal instruments, besides variety of umbrel-
las, canes, sc. Some very handsome articles
for presents can be found at his establishment.
Charles Day & Jr., Co. have at their store,
No. "a Exchange street, splendid assortment
of fancy goods and jewelry. The Christmas
game of "Dickens" and that of Mixed Pickles
will amuse both young and old.
Allen has put up 1000 boxes of candy ex-
pressly for Christmas, each box containing one
pound. We dropped in there Saturday and
saw him placing in every third box a quarter
of dollar, which is given away.
G. L. Bailey, No. As Exchange street, has on
hand good supply of sleds and skates. and
any quantity of light cutlery, pistols and fowl
ing pieces. He has also for sale great curl
osity, called the magnetic fish. Call and see
it. t4 '-1 s1f 0t5 5s
Davis & Co., No. 10 Clapp's Block, Congress
street, have just received lot of new and ele-
CANT goods, which were bought expressly for
Christmas. Anything in the fancy goods line
can be found there. J
Snow & Stearns can show those wishing to
make elegant presents fine collection of fam
cy goods and toys, at their store, No. 331 Con-
gress street. IL.
N. M Perkins & Co., No. Free street block,
have anything in the hardware line from a
jack knife to moving machine. la
Samuel F. Cobb keeps all kinds of musical
instruments and tastefully assortment of mu-
sic, among which can be found all the late and
popular pieces. His store is No. 1856 Congress
street. tsG
Va D. Robinson, No. 40 Exchange street,
offers splendid assortme Mt of fancy articles,
toys, carriages, musical instruments, sc.
A. G. Corliss, No. 81 Congress street, has
large assortment of fancy goods, jewelry, toys,
SC.
Perkins, in Morton block, Con gress street,
has made large arrangements for supplying
candies, fruits, &c.
Fur goods Of every description are offered
by McCallar, in Casco Bank block, Middle
street; also by Coe in the adjoining store.
G. w. Wingate, III and 119 Middle street,
has splendid assortment of jewelry, watches,
Sc. TIo sT toT
Stevens & Co., No. 300 Congress street, offer
large lot of fancy articles, plated ware, toys,
&c.
H. Dunn s. Son, No. 172 Middle street, offer
a large variety of ladies' travelling and shop
ping bags. 3o 1aJid 9dl hos
G. B. Whittemore offer handsome stock of
furniture Of all descriptions at his rooms in
Lancaster Hall.
Misses Whttemore g. Kimball, in the "Mart,"
opposite the Chadwick house, on Congress
street, have fine assortment of Japanese
goods, Scotch wood articles, jewelry, &c.
Mrs. NJ A. E. Baker, No. 322 Congress street
has choice assortment of fancy goods, suit
able for holiday gifts.
Harris, opposite the Post Office, has hats,
articles to present to friend.
Hayes s. Douglass, No. 14S Mid die street,
have Parian busts, colognes, toilet sets, vases,
&c., in great variety and choice styles.
Charles II. Mark, No. "a st. Lawrence street,
is prepared to supply all the residents on Mum
joy, or elsewhere, with suitable Christmas
gifts.
J. f. Land & Co., 142 & IA Exchange street,
have splendid assortment of crockery, glass,
china, and silver plated ware, cutlery, lamps.
SC. Their store is one of the finest in the city,
and the display of goods is beautiful.
j. s. W. H. McDufie, corner of Middle and
Union streets, offer magnificent stock of new
and elegant goods in the way of jewelry,
watches, silver and plated ware, French jet
and coral sets, &c.
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readers to the advertisement of P. B. Frost
No. 332 IL Congress street.
A ton or two of coal is not bad Christmas
gift. Baker, Poor, Rounds & Co., Randall &
McAllister s. Co., Evans & Green, and Per-
kins, jackson g. Co., will be pleased to fill
your orders and deliver it where you may d.
rect.
A box of Leathe & Cores steam refined
soap will make you popular with all The ladies
of the family to whom you may send it.
Hudson & Blake, No. 357 Congress street,
have fine assortment of toys and fancy goods,
besides large stock of pure candies.
Mrs. PartiI gton, Lancaster Hall, offers
beautiful assortment of fancy boxes, confec-
tionery, &c.
Duran s. Bracket, at their store, opposite
II. II. Hays, on Middle street, have splendid
assortment of trunks and travelling bags for
ladies and gentlemen.
Then if you want to make your friend pres
emit of piano forte, Messrs. Bailey & Noyes,
Exchange street. will furnish you with one of
the celebrated Chickering manufacture, of
which they are the agents for this city.
w. g. Twombly No. 337 Congress street, is
agent for the famous Steinway and other cele-
brated makes of piano fortes.
For richly bound and valuable books, fancy
articles, &c., just look into the bookstores of
Messrs. Hall l.. Davis Bailey & Noyes, Carter
& Dresser and S. H. Coeswortby, on Ex-
change street; Short & Loring, corner of Free
and Centre streets; C. R. Chisholm & Broth
er, NO. 3o7 Congress street and at the Grand
Trunk depot.
For dry goods we would refer our readers to
the advertisements OF the dealers in this city,
who offer rich display of shawls, silks, &C.,
calculated to please the tase of all the ladies.
And then for groceries, just look at those
who advertise teas, coffees, sugars. -four, SC.
and then gladden. the hearts ofsome poor fami.
lies by sending a supply.
H. G. Quincy & Co., Market Hail. have
great variety of toys, games, &c"jast the arti-
Gle for Santa Clans to give the little ones.