The national Republican., 1868-12-22
OUR HOLIDAY NOTICES.
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VIM. Princes original stamping, nutins and
embroidering establishment, at 522 street,
between Tenth and Eleventh, Is, as ever, In
full blast, and turning out great quantity OF
work In endless variety. Prince 10 indefati-
gable in bringing out everything new In his
line, and some OF the most beautiiul designs In
embroiderlng in vogue to-day are designed by
this young man.
Do gentlemen wear corsetst Is the mootod
question. To such as DO, we recommend the
establishmeal OF Ir II ? IN, who has re-
Gently removed his ex gu- 0Nuufsctory to
SIS Seventh street. where Z, men and Ia.
dies can ind everything needed mis- line.
The ladies' will find, in addition to his usual
variety, novelty In the way Of skirts called
LIE Grand victoric, for which Mr.. Baum is the
sole agent In the District Of Columbia. These
skirts, which combine the panicr and snaeher,
are becoming deservedly popular Look at
them, ladies.
The Temple OF Fancy 10 the very appropriate
name given to Charles Ruperts variety store,
522 Seventh street, between and E streets.
Mr.. Rupert has spent most Of the past season
in Europe, and while there selected and sent
home an endless variety of toys and fancy
goods, many Of them being OF entirely new and
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the rubber ring and bells for the infant, to
goods adapted to all classes. Among his as
Bortment, are dolls of every description, port
monaies, card-cases, work-stands, baskets,
writing desks, work boxes, dressing cases, and
chess and backg gammon boards, china vases,
rock and hobby horses, and an immense as
sortment Of choice perfumery. Mr.. Rupert's
stock has been so largely Increased by his re
cent importations, that he has been compelled
to At up his second foor as = show room, thus
doubling his facilities for the exhibition of his
wares.
What is Christmas dinner without minee
pies, and what are mince pies good for unless
properly madef To insure all this, go to
Egan & Bros, corner OF Ninth and Z streets,
and get some OF their choice mince-meats; or,
fyou will make your own mince-meats, here
is just the pla to get your new ralslns, cur
rants, citron, spices, brandy, cider, and all the
little fxings necessary to get 1t up in shape;
also, the jellies and preserves Of all kinds,
with the cranberrles for the roast turkey.
We cannot begin to enumerate all the good
things, but will just say, II you want any.
thing In the way Of choice groceries, GO to
Egan & Bros, and you cannot fail to be suited
Practical jokes should generally be dis.
countensnced, but we would suggest one that
any gentleman can play upon his wife without
giving offence. Just look about the house and
see what is wanting in the way OF carpets,
curtains, rugs, ottomans, sc. Then 60 straight
to W. S. Mitchell h Co.'s, corner OF Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, over Perry &
Brothers, and have It sent home to your wife
asa Christmas gift. She will never suspect
that you saw the thing had to be bought some
time, but accept 1t IS token Of your regard
for her.
Samuel S. q. Barbour, at 3Ts Seventh street,
between II and l, has \ splendid assortment
of books suitable for holiday gifts or for keep.
sakes He has also elegant stock of oil
chromos, which we particularly commend to
purchasers who wish to make present OF in.
trinsic and lasting value. Mr.. Barbour has
also all the Methodist publications con.
stantly on hand, and large variety of re-
ligiOus books for those religiously inclined
Give him a call.
Messrs. Franc & Goldman, at No. l6g Seventh
street, opposite the Patent Once, offer Iarg,
stock OF gcntlemen's undeTclothing at aston
ishing low prices, in fact in looking ovei
their goods in this line, our sympathy for the
manufacturers was strongly excited, and W,
inquired how 1t was possible to manufaetur,
goods at such prices. Nobody need 20 cold Al
long as these enterprising gentlemen can fur
nish underclothing at their present prices
Their stock of necktics, scarfs, handkerehiefs
anu fancy htlcles generally 10 large and YerJ
cheap.
"Do you know Henning, the one price man
who has clothing store at No. 5ll Seventh
street," "Of course know him. He is the
man that manufactures such stylish garments
from the best quality OF goods, and sells them
so cheaply. Besides that, he has the good
sense to advertise and let people know where
they can be suited. and as a consequence his
store is thronged with people who go there
with the money, knowing they need not stand
jockying to get a thing at its real value"
"Well, let's go there and buy new suit for
the holidaysl" agreed"
A fine gold watch or a sett OF hne Jewelry Ia
an acceptable present at all times, but espe.
cially SO about the holidays. Not to be out
done by competitors "or any other man.
Samuel Lewis, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, has
just topened an extensive assortment of every.
thing that can be called for In his line. Those
looking for anything in the way OF fine work
msnship or choice styles should drop In, and
can rest assured that they will and every ything
precisely what 1t is represented to be.
A cup of good coffee, with a nice roll fol
breakfast, makes man good-natured all day
To those, therefore, who wish to preserv.
their equanimity, we say go to the American
tea store, corner OF Seventh and I streets, and
lay In your stock of coifees teas, fruits, spice,
sc. Their coifees arc pure and fresh roasted
every day