Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16
HOLIDAY GOODS.
II OLD Az PRES ENrs

II oLIDAY PRESENTS
AMERICAN, GENEVA AND ESGLIsH wA--
CBKs.
LEoSTISE, CHATELlSE, fECK sad vEsT
f, CHAINS.
FINE SITS OF BEEAsTPIss AND EAR
RINGS.
FINGER RIsGs. BRACELETS, CUFF But.
TONS, STUDS, &c
FANCY AND PLAIN SOLID SILVER wARE
SILVER PLATED wARE AND TABLE CUT.
LEBf, SC, &C.
Samuel LEWIS,
400 Pennsy " saia sveaus,
des.tjl Between i2th sns 18Th SITS.
SHRIsrMAs PRESENTS.
weare opening daily as Fine snd as Beautiful
stock Of
GOODS SUITABLE FUE THE HOLIDAYS,
can be found in the city. Most Of them are of
deiyhia last week, and embrace all thu latest Nov
elites in the Book and Stationery line. Among
them may be found
MUSICAL sEGAR STANDS.
JEWELRY BOXES,
FINE DRESSING CASES
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WHITING
DESKS,
0LIvE-woOD BONES. Fs
WORK BOXES,
PHOTOGRAPHIC MUSICAL ALBUMS
FINE MOROCCO TRAVELLING sATCHELs,
PORT MoNAIKs, &c, &c.
We respectfully invite our Patrons and the Pub
lie to call and examine eur stock.
FRENCH q RICHARDSON,
THE HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE,
dell tUnion.I 33a Pennsylvania avenue.
LOOK OFT FOB THE HOLIDAYS
CHR. RUPERT,
KRISS KRiNGLE HEADQUARTERS,
No. 5a2 SEVENTH sTEEET, between and E.
Importer Of sil kind Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS,
Adapted for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Mr.. RUPERT takes great pleasure IN inform
ing his many friends, and the public generally,
O months duiins which time Re bss sim
eel 20 the seleeicn 81 The lsrgest and hsndsomsst
a ans GeSSP TSf
&c, &c; that has ever been introduced ia thi.
ID Ph fs shs GHod s.s Ss1 e
other places on the Continent of Europe, and are
dispose of at a. low prices as they can 10 bai in
New York CT other cities in consequences of having
purchased direct from the Manufacturer; among
which we enufnerate part
Embroidered Chair and sofa Covers.
Embr q Shippers 90 Velvet, Cloth and Cayas.
p.S.-,i n Knitted Ahgans, all sizes,
Musical Boxes. from s7io SIS, piece.
Opera Glasses, in Pearl and Ivory,
FOF eEFS GsEfss. & ''''' u ." MINUS
bkE & St SSt s sSSASsEEss,
BASKET AND WORK STANDS
Dosts GFsfT st SSSiR.crrRs
Rof Pko sPRING Ho OR sI HoksEs,
WAGONS and WHEELBARROws
In order to give nv customers increased facilities
In their exami9sti9n Of my large stock of goods,
have converted and fitted up, with Gil the modern
pense, the second story of nv estabiishmenf into
store-room, The new room is entered by way of
an an open stairway leading from the stere, in
Ladies contemplating holding fairs would do well
where.
Thoee who wish to avoid the large crowd usually
attendant at the near ap proach of the Holiiays,
should make their selections early, as to avoid
the rush. de e-tJanI
DUTNAMs MONTHLY MACHINE
FOR JANUARY, 1865,
IL now ready, with the following contents:
l. Introductory-The Old and the new
IL. Thirteen Years OF the Nation
Ill. Dobbs; His Ferry
". Jewels Of the Deep-Corsls
v. Too True-An American Story of TODAY
Chaps. and
VI fredericksburg
VII. The Beginning of New York
VIII. The Carpenter Christmas Story By the
author of " The Ghostn
IN. Life in Great Cities-New York
y. The Late Francis l.. Hawks
NJ. Ihe Italian Question
MI, Dickens Second Visit
xii. Monthly Chronicle:
I. Occurrences B. Fine Arts
2. Literature 4. Music
8. Table Talk.
Also, great variety of latest Public cato ns, and
a choice Collection Of CHRISTMAS GOODS for the
JOHN @. PARKER's,
No. ASS 7th street,
9-u Opposite the City Post Once.