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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-12
aItw Aarertisements.
T. OO.F Funeral Notice.

TIME MEMBERS OF Pamela LODGE,
il No Il, will meet at Odd Fellows Hail on
tend the funeral OF our departed mother,
JOSEPH EDWARDS, from his late residence
on German street, Centre wheeling. MEM
respectfully invited to Join with us in pay
ing our last tribute of respect TO our laie
Brother. By order +. FALLORE, N. IL
W. RIHELDAEEER. Sac,y. marl2-lte
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-12
Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP ESrsTINc. DE-
Il tween A N. Adams and A. j. AdamS
under name of a. NJ. Adams & Co has
Deen aisSolved this day, Mach 18th, 1851, by
A. NJ. ADAMS.
A. ]. ADAMS.
The business OF the firm will b, settled nv
a. ~. Adams Those knowing themselYes
lnueoted 10 the late firm are requested To
call and settle their accounts with
March 4, 1867. a. N. ADAMS
a. NJ. Adams viii carry on the Merchant
IaiIoring Clothing business as usual at the
take pleasure in waiting on his cnsforpsIl
and the public generally. "a
rnarlI.tlanl . d..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-12
For Rent

TNHESFORE ROOM OCCUPIED BY SCOTT
l. Hennegen. Possession given "a Iii
Isl: Enquire on the premises, 12T Main 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-12

Co-Partnersh1p Notice.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
~, with Us in the wholesale and retail
Millinery and Fancy Notion RusIneSs I W
campbell, the firm name remaining
IhdIi-ZL ID. A. ADLER 4 CO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-12

We have also on our table the
"BAsKETs' MAGAZINE AND STATISTICAL
REGIsrER,"
for March, published by 1. Smith Ho-
mans, New York, and one of the most
valuable mOnthlies to commercial and
financial men in the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-12
LAuGHL1N,s INFANT CORDIAL.,

For sale by all Druggists. " --'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-12

From Tilton * Co., Boston, we have
the March number of the
"ANIEKI IAN Journal OF AGRICULrURE
AND FLORISTS CoMrASIoS,"
monthly of value to all who have
aught to do with gardening operations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-12

To DUMMY, news dealer on Market
street, we are indebted for the last issue
of Every Saturday, containing an at
trHctive table OF contents. The leading
article, called THE Care OF Little Ones"
is most entertaining paper, and one
that those who have little ones to care
for, will freely appreciate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23
The Head Turned Round.

"A crazy man was found at d grind.
stone sharpening a large butcher
knife. and every now and then exam
ming the edge to see if it was keen.
] ~ hat are you doing here?''
Don't you see? Sharpening this
big knife.
,..,9snaaHes, but what are Won, going to- do
with it~hen sTiarpened p s'f07ifY =
1l ,aei old Ben Browiis head OFF, vi
he sure ~ag~ y
What IS you won't Iii" him, will
yon?'' VIII
sstOh mol I'll only cut his head off
apd stick it right on again hind-side
before, just to let the old fellow look
back upon his past life! Itwould
take him all the rest of his life to re
-xle en- gduIU gO1 emit 9ht ii
w nat a queer idea the lunatic had
IN his head! And what if it were so.
that every man, when he reached a
certain age, had his face turned round
and was obliged to spend the rest of
his sdays in looking over his past life
Wouldn't there be strange sights?-
iSatR Dag liSehbOL z Times III T1V17k 4d
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23
YOUTHS, COLUMN.
Marco,
T9&A
BY MRS. N. a. KIDDER.

Trumpet of Spring, with your clarion ring
Blow as the stern winter closes:
Call in the songsters with throats all atune
1ayly rehears1ng the carols of June,
So Sung at the feast of the roses,
Under the lodges, where yesterday hung
Fr1nges of silvery splendor,
Icicle borders and crystalline gems.
Meek little daisies with emerald stems
q SEND forth their shoots yopngand tender
Beautiful violets, fragrant and fair,
~. How with the sunbea1ns they daily!
Tnough the fierce march Winds so cruelty
blow,
Early they venture tp peep through the
-ggV snow, -
: sweet pioneers of the valley!
Where .theswGife king al the frost hath
- held sway,
q Where he hath scattered his treasures.
Soon the fresh clover will spring up ama3n.
Dotted with buttercups- eveflthe plain.
Herald OF summers bright pleasures
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23

tX0AzMoo aANayoI A11XVgNkTA
.dNI .sLLIvsEAvE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23
.RermOyaI NE.TI0d

c. E. GII4RERT a. GN's;rr;.vu
* ai Hl Mott 70 their new four-storv store.
be pleased e To sa Street whsre they viii
e Tl.n call assortment II 5S6 sil
Ssvs stways oFhand and for sie Al ts
tssd,cen,e,ats IS III We eoi aiceg special
nov9 dlyI O''ss gg ~ 0 ri frAAfssH.5lqi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23
MACHTNTSTS.

II III ~ Il. s.. q " -. =,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23
.taa4sN A9oi5 a4oY

- .u94 sSaoK ~ ~
sd3 ia srotslf!ssqs wsl I'D u
10 s918ds 0oG igodG glnc bns
6s96 4G bios ESD .sDu8d b9sI
.fts9i % iaT1Js Atu Z y
seW g9Gcm 5isia9iuD19 70
sVlt99i9b yIusR91l : ~ In y 9
nSsd 9Ysd sla9ITe o. .l9s1lG
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-23
{ Extremely Low Prices.
lNf ERaGtIHIEAsNTs, EXClllHEIAN4lIE ma

AG A. IA ,EfANAW 4ftEM4% l&4%q6 = =
faedwxfona hssT1 10 moi sH0-.3EIsI9 Fl
10 vol ya9v 9las 1o1 bus sTojs ri 1DoIu !
.t2 MAY g. ,.1054d EHaH9f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18
REMEMBER THE POOR

The sad cry OF AZ hard umes" comes frsm ali
p,rts OF the country, snc the complaint is
well foun ded. With the corn crop below an
average, The prevailing high prices for bread
snd meat, the general business staenatIon, and
thousands Of people out Of employment, even
sn average winter would have caused great
suffering. But cold weather has set in un-
usually early, and with terrible severity here
and elsewhere. During the war people
crowded into the cities. The population Of
washington was lar geIy increased. 1t would
tax our energies 70 provide for the usual
number Of poor people found in every COM
munity, In such an Indictment season, bu,
with the large number Of white and colored
persons brought here by the war, we must in
deed exert ourselves mantuliy to prevent an
unprecedented degree Of suffering The Board
OF Common Council should, in such an emsr-
geney, yield TO the dictates of humanity, ana
Psss the bill. for relief Of the poor, which came
from the Board OF Aldermen. Iii a case in
which minor considerations OF policy should
give way. But s2,5OO will be but a drop In the
BUCKET. The churches, of which we hays
50 many, must aid in the good work.
and IN addition to all this let us have a
thorough organization OF the citizens.
To accomplish this we hope to see q full
attendance Of the Charitable at the CITY Hall
to-norrow evening, At the meeting called by
the Mayor, IN accordance with the resoiution
passed By the City Councils 81 their last meet
ing. TO 'sdevise ways and means fer tAe relief
OF the poor" Let business and pleasure be
pax aside on that evening, and all Join In the
good work By concerted effort much can
De done, and the alienation OF human sutferiur
is he nooiest task which Christian comm.
nifty can set itself 10 accomplish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18
BaltimOre Market,

Dressed Hogs are IN fair supply considering
the condition of the roads; we quote steady a
9a9k cents per fb. 80
Fiour-Ws have still to report a dull mar
ket; no inquiry for shipment, and the trade
buy but sparingly. The only sales to notice
were 100 bblf. Howard Street Extra at SiI; 100
ools choice Extra at Si22
Gratn.-Supplies OF all kinds are light. being
retarded In the river BY ice, And shipments By
ran being DISTRACTED BY snow. Offerings OF
wheat yesterday go bushels white and 2,S7O
red; the market continues without material
change; we notice sales Of 700 bushels fair
white az sass; $50 bushels choice MARYLAND
red az e2-75; 800 bushels Cumberland valley
do. at S2.65; $50 bushels good at Sass. Corn
Only $50 bushels white and 1850 bushsls VEL
low received the white sold ~ 81. 81 70.
1900 bushels western mixed at 1926; markVs
was nrm for prime dry yellow at the lattsF
figure. Oats-10J Bushels o6ersd: 1850 blu shels
sold at e cents per bushel. Rye $50 bushels
received, no sales. sl|5 d /
Provisions.--There 10 very little doing In tue
Hog product Western markets are lower, ana
the feeling for bulk Meats 10 dull and down
ward. Some receipts, but not fully cured, for
which there are no buyers. Bacon Shoulders
continue q caree, but In q few days there will
be better supply OUT OF smoke: we still suoss
at IL Aal2 cents, Sides We quote &C IaXai3 cts
rib, and l2x cts. foT clear rib. Hams i7als cts
Mess Pork nominal $40 per Dbl Lard Ig,I
cts Der ID Stocks Of all kinds small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

NkW PUBLIcATIoNs.-From ]. Snillingtou
Cdeon Buildiag. we have The Pickwick Pa.
pers and Oliver Twist. By Charles Dickens
fuoiisned BY Peterson Il Bros, PhnadeIphia.
az ne low price OF twenty 1--we cents each.
Tue Readings Of Charles Dickens, a. con-
ashsed BY Himself Boston Ticknor Il Fields
ahese readings, published in superb style by
- hOI Fields on tinted paper, and with
nlauations By Eytinse. are just the thing for
Hos' 0i DICKENS admirers who propose to
eoI MN Iead In this city. They appear in
nun giving the four different read
ings exactly Is delivered by him.
Also, from ShiIIington. we have nsw y,nu..
ooH Magazine, Deps0resrs ko.tsly for J.na.rv
B'OdIs's Dialogues, No. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18
[Bv Ban kers' and Brokers' Telegraph

BY Ban kers' and Brokers' TelsgrapnJ
Lewis johnson 4 90. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets - follows:
NEW YORK. Dec. Is.-First Board--U s. s.,
ISL, coupon, lily; 5.20s, 1861, coupons, IO8 &
1854, ex-coupon, i04I; 1855, coupons, los x;
ISIS, coupon, new, lV7 =; 1857. coupon. los;
l04Os coupons, 1905; 1905, second. io4 x; SOS
Quicksilver. Is; Maripess, g.; do prerd IA &
New York Central, liz \; Pacific Mail, f2i 4; AT.
iantic Mail. 1l9Si Erie, TsS. do. prerd. 13X
Hudson, l32; Reading, a5x; Michigan Contra,
none; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 81; Nortn.
western, COZ: do. preferred, 81; Rock Island.
eoS; Fort Wayne, 99S; Oaio and Miss. Uer.
uhcates, 8 \; W. U. Telegraph, At; Boston
Toledo and Wabash, 39x a40; Gold, 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18
o r r I c I 4 L,


Executive Order from the President
BIZ THE PRnsIDINr OF THE UNITED STATES.
EzeentCe Order. a
IL 10 desired and advised that all coynmuni-
cations In writing intended for the Kxecuuve
Department Of the Government ana relating
70 public business of whatever kind, tnclud-
log suggestions for iegislaiisn, claims, con-
uaet. employs ent, appointments. andremov-
ais from once and pardsns. be trans mttbed di-
rectly, m the FIRST instance, to the head OF the
Department, TO which the care OF the su beet
matter properly belongs. This regulation mas
become necessary for the more con vsnient.
punctual, and regular dispatch OF the public
business.
BY order Of the President
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Secretary of the State.
WAsHIrsTor, Decem Der Il. 1857
A Card.
The Secretary OF State desires to return
his sincere thanks TO the nremen, the police
the soldiers, AID the citizens, whose energetic
and vigorous efforts extnsu,shed the acct
dental IRE, by which last night his dwelling
seemed In imminent danger of destruction
WILLIAM II. SRwARD.
December 10, 1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18
RlNANC IAL.

Money IS comparativeiy easy In New York
Ga demand loans the rate appears 70 be abou /
equally DIVIDED between six and seven per
cent, the tendency beiag apparentiy toward .
settled six per cent. market. In otscoputing
operations there 10 . decidedly improved tone.
IL Is felt that the late failures have Weeded out
some Of the weakest firms, and that there is
consequently an improved basis OF conhdencs.
Some houses have appeared in The market rs
purchasers OF their own paper. Both at bank
and in the street there is more disposition 60
discount, and prime paper Is readily uego. ia
ted a. 1asE per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

TIE ALABAMA CLAIMs.-The London pa.
PeTs received BY the last steamer contain the
oHpatehes from Lord Stanley in relation TO
the Alabama claims, which were laid before
armament on the I'd instant Tnesubject has
been closed for the present, so far rs Diploma
Tie correspondence is concerned, the United
States declining England's proposition, the
latter insisting thar this Government should
waive before the arbiirators he position W hich
M Seward says az has constantly nam tained
ron ne beginning, "thst the q ueen's procta.
nailon of is6I, which accorded oeiligereut
tights 20 Insurgents against the authority of
TIE United States, was not justified on any
grounds, either OF necessity or moral right.
ard therefore was an act Of wrongful inter
Neniion, departure from the obligations of
e1lstlpg treaties, and without the sanction of
me Law Of nations Minister Adams il there
fore instructed 10 inform Lord Stanley tnat
toe conditions proposed are inadmissabIe, and
the limited reference Is declined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18
The Canal Question-.s The Old Man n IN !.
Sea-

Sindoad the Sailor, when cast away on the
oeseiate island was nearly done for by an In.
cuoos In the shape OF an old man of the
sea Who by an appeal for q lift over the
orook got lodged on his shoulders, and once
there could net be detached. 1t would seem
mat our Corpora alton 10 afflicted with an Old
Man OF the Canal, and that no bIll can no %,
through the Councils that does not provide FOR
keeping him in some sort of engineership ana
saisried position The tide-gate current.
exeavaung plan of this gentleman for clean.
ing the canal has proved an uumitrated
failure, and the city had come to the conclu.
son 70 make the best of q bad bargain put the
money thrown away In mis- experimenting TO
rue account OF pront and loss, and set about
me plain matter of fact work Of cleaning the
caIal thoroughly from beginning to end. and
Keeping II clean afterwards The Canal Com.
mIttse OF the Board of Aldermen. Alter a cars-
iul consideration of all the plans and projects
before them, came to the conclusion thar this
WAS me only feasible mode Of dealing
WIN me canal nuisance, and reported A
o'h 70 this end, which was passed by that
ooafd. An effort was made there but
utterly JAILED. TO put this Sindbad ridar
upon tae bill. IL was threatened. novsvsr
II his behalf. that no bill should re-, thronvh
the lower Board that did not provide a place
ipF olm an sure enough in the bill introd n cea
IN mat Board on Monday night as a substitute
ISr the Aidermen's bill, we find q provision 70
appoint his inevitable gentleman as An .sen.;.
heer' ~ salary of 81 COO per annum, ssto su
Perantsnd the execution Of the proposed i'm .
pTovsment upon said canal" Thus the whole
Nork OF aoating this canal n uisancs is hindersd
aad s1spe nded for months, in order TO M Re ,
place for MI Severson: and in tie mean time
the ioooy interested in private schemes to get
noio OF the canal franchise, through Con
kressional interference, are making the mo.t
OF the failure of the Councils to act in tns
matter, by alleging before CongressIonaI
committees that the Corporation never will
Zeal effectively with he nuisance. The
canal should be cleaned during the win.
tsr months 70 avoid creating a malaria by
disturbing the foul mud In hot weather and
prompt action is required on the part of the
COUNCILS before the appropriate season for
cleaning IL 10 past. As it ispreposed to simply
dredge the canal, II does not seem absolut
necessary 70 provide for an engineer at a
salary Of 5000 per year to superintend the
working of mud machine. But the amount
@ salary Is less TO the purpose than the fact
tnat The city wants no more OF the tinksrins of
TINS gentleman with the canal in any manner
Saape or form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

IHk POSTAGE STANP Is Too LAssE.-Cut
i IN tvo' ana the Government saves one-half
te 'Set2A' IN the mails, OF four hHndred afllion,
CT stamps, II saves, also, one half the paper.
the INK the mueilage, the stowaye, the general
bulk and the cost Of transportation Take
away the vgnettes-(the figure heads)-from
tne stamps and substitute what is valuable and
esseniiai-nsmeiy, the ralHe Of tie stamp, In
neaTy ngure p ., 10. Is. or ~ cents Look at the
e1axgerated size OF the figure head on the two
cent stamp IL may be large enough for q
family portrait" bur ridiculous for q mere
s'anp 70 denote The value OF the postage. We
are glad 70 know that the Post once Depart
nent nas signihed Its intention 10 cons der
these suggestions in adopting q new style of
s;snps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18
TAE SITE ron THE New JAII-rro,. -

IHE SITE yoR THE New JAIr-From what
we can hear there Is very widespread d,..
satisfaction with me site sslec ted for IN. ~
JAIL, not only by citizens who dread ihe ds.
probation OF property in that growing part Of
tns city. but also oy members of Congress
who do not fancy having the jail located with
ID stones throw or the Capitol. As the WORK
hs. hardly been entered upon II the site %.
lected. thsre would appear to be no serio N
oiffieulty In changing the location 70 one more
suitable stl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

Books: n
THE STORY WITHOUT AN END.
From the German Of CARovE. BY the late Mrs.
SARAH T. AUSTIN. Crown 4to. With fifteen
exquisite Drawings by Z. v. B. printed in COL
ors in fac smile of the original water -colors,
gilt, So cloth, ivory inlaid panel (new style
and very uni9ueh 81 80; morocco, worry inlaid
:, One of the most charming of allegories- the
" story without an End lie here for the first time
worthily illustrated by designs full of fairy
,ancies EAegisite in thenselvss, these drsw wings
have Deep Faithfully and most skilfully repro
duced. No effort has been spared to make this
volume the most perfect specimen of block color
printing ever executed and IL may be pronounced
one OF the most chsrmingly illustrated books Of
the approaching season. The volume will also be
cherished as hitting memorial of that g noble and
beautiful woman the late Mrs. SARAH T. AUSTIN,
whose translation of the allegory retains all the
charm Of the original. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

EDwis foRREsT gave st the National Thea.
ire last evening ~ powerful q representation
CT .'Astamora, the last OF the Wsmpanoass,r
as characterized his performances in the same
Character twenty years ago. Tonight he win
sPpear a. Richard Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18
HOLIDAY GOODS.
APPROPRIATE PRESENTS FOR ALL SEASONS
MARkRiTER's.
SEVENTH STREET
FINE OIL PAINTINGS.
EHGRAyISGs. CHROA0s,
&C., &C., &c.

S eG
Paintings, Chromos and Ensfsysss. now open for
their inspection. embracing with Others the fol-
lowing choice Gems:
..cs,..,.,. c,,, PAINTINGS al :. ,,,,.
By Demouii gmon. Basket Peaches;' after
B1osn,. s sl PsntIy "Dsn.s and Beat;
Queen Elizabeth;r by Coidewe: an exquisite WORK y
of art, anterior Cathedral at Bias Switzerland
q beautiful work of art. Fruit and Flowers" BY
Way Roesen, &c, IN pastel and oil.
ENGRAyINGs, CHB0Mes, &c.
Sunshine of Life and CempaniOn Picture"
S ~ Of Ho1se and Field !. Bride near
ton Beading the Duche Letter" Autumn Even,
i Ing w. SfiIst Friend qoSstings" Rsbece. At
FisSs LGis ;Ps
o,ssn 4lm. a
Photographs.
Square and Oval Walnut Frames, from sxs to
trait size. Gard Frames in great variety. Square
Frames made to order.
r,s. PIGTgEr CORD AMP IT;AssELs.
Tassels. Picture Rings, Nails. &c.
PAPERHANGINGs
Embracing . very choice selection of En-
broidered Gilt Psrlor and Drawing Room Patterns,
with varied stock of medium and low priced
goods.
WINDOW SHADES
Plain Gilt Band and Elaborate Designs. Priv ate
Dwelling and Store Shades made to order.
Carpets Laid and Drapery Curtains Hung.
Orders for Window Shades punctualiy attended
to.
Terms positively cash.
800. j. MARKR1TER,
No. ass Seventh street,
de Il w. between y aud u streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

DUTNAM'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOB JANUARY, 1865,
Is now ready, with the following contents:
/. Introductory--The Old and the new
III. Thirteen We airs Of the Nation
III. Dobbs; His Ferry
". Jewels of the Deep-Corals
" Too True-An American Story Of To day-
Chaps. I and
VI. Frsdeiicksburs
Wit The GsipenteT1s 6 h story. b. the
author Of " The Ghost" .
K liz LIZ h L. sr ffsS Sffi Hs.k York
XII. Dickens' Second ' isit
. Li'er'tp 8 1.s,. r.lt :: Music
Also. a great variety OF latest Publications.. and
a choice collection Of CHRIsTMAs GOODS for the
JOIN E. Pa X Rs,
des-d Opposite the City Post Once.
CORNER Ninth AND STREETS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
for HOLIDAY PREsESTs, among which may be
PsT Disk SrsKs P SxNs ERT
Sas sE s& SAfP
ELS, PHOToGRAPH ALBrms. and
FANCY GoOI,s OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
full line Of the Poets. Standard Works, &c.
Large Collection Of JUVENILES and GAMES.
An elegant assortment Of
CATHOLIC PRAYTR BOOKS,
BIBLES, PEARL ROSARIEs, STATCARY, and
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOKS AND BIBLES
Diaries and PIN sicians' Visiting Lists for 1855
For sale CHEAP, by
C.D.LIEBERMAN,
Book seller and ststioner,
.A-6t SOS 9th ST., corner n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, fs67.-Jay Cooke Z
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
rnusut sec n rftfesc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-18

NEW AND ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED
WORKS FOB TIE HOLIDAYS 1865.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

ST b f6s ri rhI y H6L E
puss c I'll e. AnSSb kIsHf IVES
ss WiNts .Sd s T TYas s staaR
Goods delivered in any I pert q n The sty
corner Ninth and d streets,
dsls-st unde- Masonic Hail.
YATES, ENGLISH AND TRENCH
,.,r =, ro,r gAhs Asf Fss a4ffbtf DC.
MALAGA s sSsaar sss Ss4a%ss GRAPES
VICTORIA EA'ssl r! u. t SSEG tazfgs5
dep.u corner u ind ar Rsb, st House.
10 LOVE 10
4 thGshh k hsTss B PkFsES S1FSsr' q
rLEeAsHfs 81 GSSS - $SSS hss '''0f'ns''''
HANDKERCHIEFs, Ere, Ere ,
Point APPLIQUE, Round Point. and Vaiencien ne
cUiar! f FINN f'ifs
chiefs, u great variety Wells,
Every variety Of Dress TRIMMINGS, Buttons,
'0 De is prices No. 10 M h2TF ss.os
uIFTS FOB THE HOLIDAYS
BALLANTYNE's NEW BOOK STORE,
SIG SEVENTH STREET,
INTELLIGENUEB BUILDING.
PAPIER-MACHE, inlaid. Rosewood, Mshog-
any ad MSt Ssb WE!9f 2s;f
GOLD PENS ip Elegant Hsldsrs and Cases.
SETS Of sTANDARD BOOKS, in Morocco and
FAMILY and POCKET BIBLES, very Iars,
PKAYER BOOKS in every style .. binding.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN JUVENILES in
sree. variety. -- de 83t
SHRIsTMAs PRESENTS
TO BE HAD At
sTEPHENs ACo's..
$40 Pennsy lvsnia avenue, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
Fine suits of CLOTHING for the old or younr.
large or small. all of whom can be sscommod ated
AT $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
OyERCOATs FOB CHILDREN,
Handsomely trimmed; and little SUITS to match,
for the rising generation,
AT $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Christmas Presents in
KID. CLOTH. SILK, AND OTHER GLOVES.
sCARFS, TIES. SLEEVE BUTTONS a sTUps
FOB CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Hcmmed: stitched and other HASpKERCHIErs
in fancy boxes, for Christmas presents. -
In fact, every Kind of Mems, YOUTHS and BOYS
CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, Ter
Christinas presents. -ilt rfoJ3 tt.r
- h STEPHENS & CO.,
so Pennsylvania svsnue,
Between 9th aDd 10th ats
de l5Gtif Int. 4 Chron.I