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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

EyWHrrrEMoRE has issued a card
withdrawing as candidate for Con
gress.
Why cant ScnENcK and BINcnAM
have as much decency? If they have
not disgraced their constituents SO much
as WnIrrEMoRE has disgraced his, they
have injured them infinitely more.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

EEThe Democracy are opposed tc
the tariff robbers.
Opposed to the Radical land grabbers
Opposed to the Importation Of rat-cat
ing Chinese to suppIant American labor
The Radical party favors, all of tht
above swindles.
IS. Voter, which party and candidates
will you vote for2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

EgAIIon. l. d. CANrBELL,the ,sButler
Pony" has been nominated by acclama-
ton against Hon. R. c, ScHEsck, the
King of the tariflitcs.
We don't believe the mohopoiists can
send money enough into the district to
elect SeilENcK over CAMrBEIk.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

The Misses Young Brigham's daugh,
ters, number about twenty four. They
are described by one who saw them at
the Salt Lake theatre the other night as
all stout and fine looking. The hoys,
(there are many ofthem, says this spec
tator, slook and act like other boys, no
peculiarities in person or manner being
apparent
The Chicago Post states that Mr..
Frelinghuysen, having concluded to de-
cline the mission to England, the Presi-
dent offered it TO Senator Trumbul.> It
is understood Judge Tr.lmh,ilI will not
accept, preferring to remain in the Sen
ate.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

= EE Admiral FARRAGUr died at pofts-
mouth, N. H., at IL o'clock on the l4tll
inst. s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

Eg-From Paris, East, to Nancy, now
occupied by the PIussians, is 800 miles
thence North to Metz, from Paris, is
lalif miles.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

"We have next to note the extremely
small number end insignifcant character
Of the articles placed upon The free list,
compared with the great flourish of trum-
pets about it by the organs ofprotection.
They lnve been claiming great merit by
giving up to the free list great number
and variety of articles, and thereby redu-
cingthe public burdens. Now it turns
out that these articles which are hereafter
to come in free are nearly all drugs, and
other articles of small consumption and
minor Importance
We desire the Editor of the Registe,
to copy the above entire, not line OIL
two here and there, and then give fail
and square answers without any petty
dodging. The Democrats and Radicals
in Washington county and elsewhere are
anxious to see the Editor squlrm and
wrigglc to get out of the awkward pre-
dicament in which he has placed himself
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

.Eg-The official statement of Govern
mental leyies just put forth by Mr.. Beur-
WELL, is as follows:
ls69-70 (Grant,) s40S, ,S31, ,372
1862 johnson 37o.S43,747
Excess of Grant, S37, 1887, ,625
That is the Government levied upon
the people nearly s3s,0oo,0oO more in
the first fiscal year Of GRANTS adminfs-
tration than in the last year Of JonN-
SONS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

''In vain will you console the farmer or
the laborer for the 10 per cent. duty now
levied upon his sheep-shears or his skillet,
by telling him that the Republican Con
gress will let him have cocoa-nuts at ten
per cent, Zante currents at q cents per
pound, and bone-dust, squills and ipecac
free"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

EgThe Marietta Register viii please
inform its readers the amount of land
the Radicals, in Congress, have donated
to The railroad land grabbcrs since 1862.
They want to know. The number OF
acres is I3O.S39.l39!
Tell them something about the "frec
list" at the same time.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

QuERY.-Did E. II. Moore employ
Gen. T. f. WnDTs to oppose Gen.
,GnosvENcR for Congress, or did WmpEs
do it to cripple GRosvENoR in Athens
county? We know something of the
6eht in Athens between Moore, WiLbEs,
GnosvENoR, JENNINGS, PnlLnrs and the
Browns, hence the query.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23
O-PRUssIAN WAR.

BlTTLEAT METZ on SUNDAY
It Lasts For -Four Hours.
Beth Sides Claim The Victory.
Another Fight at Metz gEon-
day Morning.
Tie H'russiasss Reported
Victorious.
The PrussGans at vEsness., Rear
M G tZ,
Two Bridges Blown Up 10 Check
Their Advance.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

Eg-Ion. John Cartwright of Meigs
county, one of the best men in Ohio
and one Of the very best of Democrats
has been nominated for Congress by Tho
Democracy of the 10th Ohio district
We hope to chronicle his election-Cosh
octon Democrat.
All right. We have an easy thing o
It in this District. CARrwEIenr will bt
elected easily.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

E{s- nc ueIeuC OF Mt. V. D. II0ItTUN-
FOR the congressional nominations at Ma
rictta, puts III end 70 his political career.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

"Who cares for the precious privilege
CT getting in croton bark, litmus, colo
quintida, and Jeddo gum without pay
mcnt Of duty, when he is taxed 4 dollar
and a. quarter per tun on the coal that
warns him, and eighty cents on the car
pet that covers his iIoor ?"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23
The rrusslans at vEenessl, Rear
M @ tZ,
1--WE Bridges Blown Up 10 Check
Their Advance.

NEw York, August 15.- There was a
battle at Metz yesterday. Both sides
CHIN the victory.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23
s''gIg Spirit q DEMOCRACY. :
9az nEzE LARGEST
WEE Il s 4 P A P B R R

tFesnbacks ior the Bondho,ders'
3 .sb:aiea and
&uQz q Al TAX IGN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-23

"Of what benefit is il to our people that
they arc permitted to import asbestos,
bclladonna, c;tiaway seed, and buchll
leaves free Of duty, when they are com
PEELED to pay sevelty-ii per cent. on
clothing, and hundred and twenty Eve
per cent upon salty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21
GEORGETOWN.

TIE PrsLIc ScHooLs-The semi annual distribu.
ton Of cards OF merit to the desery pupils of the
pub &c sfhools was corlmsnced this afternooD--s<
half PAT clock, in this ii Oh ct eet sehov6ild-
ing where primary schools Nes. s6d are located
The pupils Of both schools wsfe csmplImenfed
BY the guardians for their /neatness of ap-
Hesranee and progress in yady;. after which
mary Ne Miss "A ;. paeker principal aud
Misc Emma Thorn OVERWHELMINGLY Dow. Al
bert Newman. AIhs<r schott. VIM. Row1ee. Harry
shos makes-% ghatius Dyer. Henry krouse. Clement
Woodward, James Burrows, Henry Reynolds
Charles Brannaman, Frank Lunsford, Will am
Hedritk, Colin schott and John Harding Primary
Nc, miss Alice Craig principal, and Miss EmISa
Cooley assistant George Eberly, Clinton Beliipg/r
Charles Cameron, Robert Cleveland. Lewis StkAfis-
berger. Howard Fisher, Peter Collins william
Cccswell, Adolph tommers, George Woodland
Laura Owens, Hennie Nordlinger, Ella NoSNis.
Mary Devine and Jennie Ellis.
TILL TAPPING.-A colored boy, RECON zed BY thA
police as Gus Robinson, made = suocessfu l raid m
the till Of Arrow shop, on Water street, this M
ins, and was chased fruitlessly over the X Srset
bridge TO Washington.
MERCHANTS EXcHAN6E.-four hundred bushels
red wheat sold on Change this msrnng al q i So
and so bushels yellow corn at 67a70 cents.
ST. JOINS CHURCH FAIR, at Forrest Hall, to-
night. !, is we'll worthy the patronage Of the citi
Gems OF Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

Result Of the hresigaton BY tAe Superintendent of
Iohce-IHE STARS Theory a. to the Cause of
the Confdgration Sustained BY the Eridence.
Major Richards. Superintendent OF the Me-
investigation as to the origin of the fire which
destroyed the old Center Market House on sun
Gay morning last, and the evidence fully hea rs
out the statement made in Mondays SrxR. that
the hre started from one point-the "lockern in
the recess occupied by Mr.. Bresnahan, who was
there with light. putting away his goods, only
snort time before the flames burst out-and
tnat the hre spread very rapidly.
nomss ioung special police offic states that
yth street, near Jones feed store The IRE WAS in
Ioi Bre,n.hans locker. and was confined to the
The to b any y other S0in,
rapidly through to IN street, The whole market
Was on hre IN hftten minutes Had Just passed en-
oil or turptntine Saw Mr.. Bresnahan light bis
lamp at gas light on butchers stand outside the
Mr.. BIesDahan corroborates the above. and ..x.
be did light his lamp at the place as stated bv
y lSuns 81 about the same time. ar. Bresnshan but
away about L. Is OF before emelt nothing like coal
oil OF turrentine. Had lenOns, apples oranges
paper in the barrel and lemon Boxes r wa;
bis tin coal oil lamp away ct same time il are
Eat he RHt the lamp out, The lamp made Of tin
knew nothing Of the 6re until noon snnds%as n'er''
Mr.. Joseph r. Reed. vatc Inn IN. corrosorstes Mr..
d @ third Of <
sr. !, nne sny other place The FIRE was coming
was no re at any other OF the pt At
the Pent named by Reed and Young. The nre
caught in the roof and apidly spread through the
Me.srs y. Marr. W. T. MARI and police otscsr.
y Oliver l. DALEY, VIM. >. Duniv an. and i u
net sihIan All corroborafed the above and are pes
nus ih.t the hie originated az stated By tbs pr
ceding witnesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21
HOLIDAY GOODS.
OHRIsTMAS LUXURIES
AND
Fine Family Groceries.

WIN Of The store, Al TIN street Of Messr. Burr a
lie 70 If Choice tss Cf an. sns Pss
iiculsriy cur CHRIsrMAs LUXURIEs. consist
Choice Malaga GRAPES,
Imperial LAIiR RAIsIEs for table use,
LAYER RAIs,Ns k S s Lh AZ IA RAIS,ss
A snLfSsA s S I'M a ses sSssser 0A'
IN sisSsPs
suxp Alex Eyqaens FhENQh PRUNKS,
FAILS s!S s. .na sNs
Gordon 4 DilworthS Celebrated fR1sERvES.
FRENCH FRUIT In glass.
pI,n %ne'; rsS,s; ApticOts MsraeelIss Pesehs.
fIpit in the came style. French Peaches in brandy,
mores Mince Meat in glass and wood.
GAINED GOODS.
shIIyers White Heath Peaches, Do. Yellow Heath
shtsTi winsSSs Corn yarmouth sugar Corn Pine
dDes in Se sns quarter rene d Peas ss ss
wells Pickles. Lea PERKINS, worcestershire
P.ah, Frear 4 Co. s Crackers, Mackenzie A bert
Biscuit, keeblers Cakes and Crackers.
Old L,berian cooss co ql.T1 r.. MA o,,.,n,
Java, CeylOn Java and Rio Coffee; green and roasted
CHOCOLATES, BROMA. &C.
French Chocolate, Gs~eef'5 Baker, best Uh"coisse,
Baker Baker best Broms. Bakers best Cocoa, Bakers
TEAS.
Our Teas have been selected with great care and
parties can rely their being of the finest quality
SUGAkS.
Coffee Sugar. ~
SfRUPS AND MOLAsSES
Orleans ss:sS
BuTTEB, CHEESE, &C
ct esa 'esnep Butter, kdam Cheese, Otoice Factory
George jenkins Maryland Sugar cured Ham,
SMOKED BEEF.
No. Maekerel, in barrels ana kits
Tongues and Sounds.
New York Buckwheat '
BRAND1Es, WHISTLES, WINES, &c.
0tard, Dupay Go. Brandy.
Pure Scotch Whisky.
Old Jam aica Bum.
Holland Gin,
superior Old Pale Sherry Wine.
California Wines
0id Baker, Whisky.
YOUNGER scoth Ale.
Hibbertis Bass "
Hibberts Brown Stout
Pure Apple Cider.
METZGEB & BYLES,
zt1 IN erect, next to Odd Iellovs, Hall
n. /. METZGkR: W. b. BYLES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21
az pa Az HOLIDAY LUXURIEs. oit
Fruits Candies. Preseryes.&C

We would call the attention of our customers an
The public generally 20 our superior stock of
lMPkRlAL LAfkR RAISINs, all lunches, for
LoNDoN LAYER BASINS.
MALAGA LAiER RAlsIss. in quarter. half and
yALkNCIA AND sULTAsA RAIsINs.
ICRRAkTS AND ClTROS.
NEM klGs, In d. ums, boxes and cartoons
LARGE FRhNCH PkuNEs. in tins
GERMAN AND TURKISH PKUNEs. for cooking
MALAGA GRAPES.
FRENCH CANDY. in pound fancy boxes
PbEsERNEs AND JELLIES OF an kiuls, out ur
by Gordon A pilwaith.
And many Fancy Articles too numerous 20 mention.
fINh OLD JAMAICA kUM
SCOTCH WHISKY
QTARp, DUPUY a co. BRANDY.
HENNEtsf co. BRANDY.
Pl kE BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES.
sHkRRl WINE. Of our own importation.
MADE1RA AND Port WINK.
PURE MALAGA WINK, expressly for sacrs-
mental usesD
All the popular brands OF CHAMPAGNE. among
WHICH may be found the Justly celebrated " PLEAS
Ant VALLEY CARTE BLANCHE" CHAN
be equal 20 the best imp ported wine
We are the sole Agents for the District Of r. =.
MARTIN co. keystone PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, distilled from selected grain, expressly
for Medicinal Purposes.
For ssle loo by
BROWNING a MIDDLETON.
Who'll ESALE AND RETAIL GhOCERS.
del2 eo2w LRspJ Ole Pennsylysnia avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

CoHf,Tsnce Of o., cOmmiit>cs If q. Dealers and
tAe Company The Market Men 70 Occupy TIE Nsto
Sheds 10 Be Erected ~ the Company
The committee of the Market House Com
rsDy, consisting of MessTs. A. X. Shepherd,
James Y. Davis, VIM. =. Chandler, ". Y. Ord
way. 4. C.. Connolly and Adolph Cluss and tn q
committee appointed by the market dealers at
their meeting yesterday, consisting of Messrs
Emerson, OYSTER, Elliott, Hunt and Pearson.
met last evening at the Board of Trade Rooms;
Mr.. A. X. shepherd in the chair and Adelph
Cluss. secretary.
The Chair explained the object Of the meeting IN
lie to ehtct reconciliation between the MaIket
ard in behalf Of the company he a-ked the sn pnort
and good will OF the desiers. Mr. Emerson said The
wi,h Of the desers wa. to ger back q: near as pos
would like TO know where hey would be located
Mr. Oyster said the sheds already erected did no,
afford Sufficient light for market purposes and sug
s-sted that .hstey er buIdisgs were put up 6y the
mpany be built in q more durable manper AMI
from Colonel Ordway as 70 Whistler the deasrs wya
si heart in favor Of the mark At house bnldne
or neS kes h.S,e .: proposed by the
Lew market house for market pur poses solely And
not fer hotels or stores -""
Tbs committee Of the Market Company withdrew
Tor consultation and when they returned submitted
proposition to the market men, whtch was a cspt
line Of the old building from eth 10 sth street, ala
Gown along sth street distance of $50 feet in order
accom- nodate the De aers who formerly had stalls
wing Of the new market house . IN progress
IL was then agreed that temporary market house.
sbie so a. to give the butchers and dealers the
positions In relation to each other that they occn
and that the building mmittee he reo9ested ~ on
move all sheds along the line OF the avenue recentiv
pSt uS q the narkt people as soon the tempo
further sheds shall be erected in front of the temno
ss,y sheds to be built by the ws,binst9n Marx
Nhlcn, the meeting adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21
" FOR THE
HOLIDAYS

Now in store and for sale the following
CALIFORNIA WINES,
the rS5.est and best in the market
SPARKLING CifAWBA,
SHERRY, ANGELICA,
MOSCATEL, PORT.
NArIONAh GRAPE
Imported Paris Exposition" CHAMPAGNE, in
quarts and pints; BRANDY; HENNESEY, OTARD
and CALIFORNIA WHISKY; THAT OLD
SONS PURE"
The Wines and Liquors are offered in quantities to
suit, and at prices low as they be sold in this
market. HkNRY EGAN
de20-6t N E. corner 9TH and /, streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

The PROPOSED WHoLEsALH MARKEr-Biis
fer ats ConstrUetion-To-day there was quite q
large attendance OF bidders a. the MAYORS
Office. where bids were opened for the construe-
ton OF a portion OF tbs proposed wholesale
market at the intersection of Louisiana and
Ohio avenues with 10th aad c streets. The
Mayor opened the bids, which we're recorded
by ST. A. Ciuss, architect, as follows:
". p Owning 4 Bro, $3.50 completely SIS
per foot S!O0 for Rafles J " MAYOR sT "a per
foot . 400 for gable. Hammond and t;ettinser Sal
Per loot, Sld1ll5 gab. X. A. MUIR hy, "a per
loot 40 for gsUle A Bacon, S5i 70 per f5at
go l i5tof sasls: W Angus. sl,aO. for gable,
Moekshee 3 81 per foot, ss33 for gaole Nor
IIson. 81 IL per foot, 1915 Tor gable B ID ir.ue
ga z2 per loot, s7o4 for gable A Pannell, SsI Sd
per J" ct S6ns 10 for gable. Julius Veidt 4 L. JEFF
fries, Sle5 per feot. ~ 500 for gable Waker Fry
s"per loot sl.eoo fer gable.
TnE CASE OF BURR ACT. BuRR-Lsral Contest for
aoSSSston OF a thtEd.-To. day, the case of Nina n
Burr aet. Frank Burr was before the Rouity Cont
Jodse meB rthur, and the respondent hled his an
Mer 20 rule to show cause why be should not re
sore ms child 10 the mother IN which he mases
ricu. charges against bis wife. After argument by
Messrs Norris and Norris for plaintiff and cook and
fisher Ter respondent the child was ordered 10 the
custody Of the mother, her CIV ing honda NOT 10
remove IT from the Jurisdiction OF the court
SALE OF REAL EsTArR-wm L. Wall Co
f.et on 9Th street. between G and ii streets. with
thres story brick house thereon to August Douglas
TIE sEAsoN.-Hardly anything could be more
acc ptsoIe iSr sCh,istmas present to lady than
handsome black silk dress or O box of Pari. lid
gloves from NAV PenDsylvania -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21
CITY ITEMS.

ID. b. DIwHY, A. NJ, NJ. D., may be consulted
personally at his ONCE, No. 326 Pennsylvania
avenue, Washington, ID. c., on oil Diseases of
the Chest ana Lungs. embracing Catarrh, Sore
Throat, Bonchitis, Asthma and Consumption,
to which branch of the profession his practice
has for seventeen years been exclusively con-
fined. ONCE hours from Q. m. to p. m. For
a thorough examination of the Chest, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

lu HarTah Hurrshl
III have more Toys than ever before
Burrah Hurrah
For j was thPre the other day
And twenty nve cents did nay
For great big Toy
That was worth great deal more.
And he has Toys be sells for less
Hurrah Hurrahl
And some Of them will do. guess,
Hurrahi Hurrahl
For cheaper Toys will satisfy,
Or anything that she will buy,
Such as have seen
At Nichols Quarter Store.
COMMON CANDIES, 25 cts . pound; FRIHOH
MIXTURES, 40 cts.
Nichols has Fine Lot OF 25 cent TOYS. Also.
NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS. His ttore cannot
De beaten BY any q cent store In Warrington or Bal
timore. Remember, any article in the store for as
Cents. Bring your market basket. ONLY rs steps
streets, Island.
TIE HIGHER PRICED TOYS ARE IN
bACk kOOM. de2O- 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

GKNTLKNEN's ROBES DE- CHAMRRR.-Large
stock, from 90 to $50. Priced below value.
GRO. @. HRNNINa,
Fr No. 40 It'll street. n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

HARVEY & HOLDEN have made large prepa-
rations to furnish families with the most choice
Salt Oysters, by the pint, quart or gallon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

NV Thai cS-D wEsTHEE is upon ne, and the
enee 10 IN order for driving few articles are
h,.se s-eslrable tan q handsome and comfortable
- 1870 robe OF Srap- Tophsm has stock equal
y. tDl-y asN gualhy 20 any south Of New York
go. 100 ths; tsse prices would amaze New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

Having sold our stock and fixtures, &C., to Aessrs
nITZGER D BYLES. We cheerfully recon mend
them to our customers, friends, and the public gen
orally. tde6 dtJalI BURR rISKk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

DHILP SOLOMONS
Respectfully announce the Com pletion OF their
HOLIDAY STOCK,
and that II 10 nov ready for inspection.
IL inclndes choice selection Of STANDARD and
ILLGsTRATED BOOKS i1 the nnest bindings
buns, sets Of books Of the standard authors In
library bindings; q large assortment Of Juvenile
b Ok variety q 1seful and Ornamental articles
kSPt 0lALLY SUITID FOR PReSEHTATIOH:
Pen wiPers. Dresaing Casss, Worn boxes Oiear
Stands. Writing Decks, etc., ETC., ct pricee within
the resch Of all classes; Decides large stock OF
goods usually found In ArM -elass Book and Sta
- y LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
The History OF Paraguay, with notes Of personal
9nservniion; and remipiscenss e Diplomacy under
ss.:ss Mn; sS. s Ell q ne
siS POEM. Of Tovs and ShiSscOSaEe b rs! Jssn
i iSssloT y q TSS viStssy 4 shs y.nanished 81
The sheeow Of MolocS Eeunisin;- by Jane d Aus.
Name; BY Marie Sophie Schwartz; on. The Inn sr AZ
the Guesdisn Angel: BY the Counties de Se9ur:
81 Is. Democratie VISITS; b., Walt Whitman: Is
German by dSs1 ssP Viz ais0Ts from the
thwaite; by Anthony frolIoSs; $50. The Lone
Hsastsr,; e:ca snS Sssthosen; 2l1;. Gost6ss
Them; b lr2tsssoI Noah Porter; l2. The De.
Little; By Victor Hugo; 81 50. We Girl: : home
story; By Mn. Whitney, author Of aith b rtney !,
Girlho0' etc., fHrIp ! soLoxoNs
49,. HHE Booksellers ana Stafionsrs.
delg I'll Pennsylvania aveaua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21
-, p. A. BROsNAN,

UoIia.v Pra.ert,. pHTs s.na tn ana nth.
Catholic publications in great variety
and elegant bindings also, Rosarirs statusry M cd
sis PICTURES &C., Tor sale Of moderate prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

ALASKA DIAMONDS. French Jet Jevelry,
Oroide Plated Jewelry, Fancy Goods for tie
Holidays, received this morning at Prigg's Dol
Y and 9Th streeta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

,Gnx. JCDsos KILrArRIcf win lecture st Lincoln
Hall Co morrow evening, on BATTLE Scenes and In
eidents OF the Late War" The Springfield Rsprbh-
eon says OF rs delivery M that city The brilliant
spirii, daSh. and IRE that he carried into his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

MASONIC EEECT ON -Nxrional LODI. ~, n, -
A A last Eishi elected the following ofiesrs Tor
wa4l. =. W. A. b Vol, y "" a. Va son..Se
&C a midt, treasurer: J n Pslson ,ecretsrx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21

The sEAsON.-Hardly anything could be more
acceptable Tor q Christmas present to a lady Than
handsome black silk dress O box of Paris Kid
gloves from May e. $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-21
LOOK OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

LOOK OUT FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CIR RUPERT,
Kriss Krlnglc Headquarters.
No.4O3 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND n STREETS,
IMPoBTER OF ALL KINDS OF
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
ADAPTED FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEABs PRESENTS
Mr.. RUPERT takes great pleasure in Informing
his many friends, and the public generally, that
hss Just received, through his agents in France and
Germany, the largest and handsOmest stock Of
FANCY AND woRsTEp GOODS,
CRY Stall AND ALABAsTER ORNAMENTS,
TOYS, &c, &c,
that been introduced in this section OF the
country. These goods have been selected in Paris,
the UontiSent Of kurope and srs su Of the o.t sp
proved aud finest kind, which he dispose OF Al a.
in consequence Of having purchased direct from the
manufacturers; among which We enumerste I'm part
EMBROIDERED CBAIR AND SOFA COyERs,
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS
on VELVET, CLOTH AND CANVASS.
KNITTED LADIES AND INFANTS HOODS,
KNITTED AFGHANs, ALLsIzEs
BOHEMIAN VASES AND ORNAMENTS,
MUSICAL BOXES,
OPERA GLASSES IN PEARL AND IyORY,
MUSICAL CIGAR STANDS,
FRENCH PERFUMLRY OF ALL KINDS,
POR1EMoNNAIES,
CARD CASES. WORK BO1BS.
WHITING DESkS,
DRESSING CASES,
BASKET AND WORK STANDS.
DOLLS OF KvERI DESCRIPTIONS,
MASKS OF ALL KINDS AND CHARACTERS
ROCK SPRING HOBBY HORSES,
PRoPKLLERs AND sLEIGHs,
WAGONS AND wHEELBARRows.
In order to give my customers increased facilities
in their examfna alton Of my large stock Of goods
have converted and fitted mp, with all the modern
oryeniences aud at several thousand dollars en-
pense. the second story OF my establishment into
store-roOm. The new room u entered by way Of
open stairway leading from the store room In the
Ladies contemplating holding fair. and store
well TO examine my stock. Being the only importer
Of Fancy Goods In this city can Afford 70 o. II them
AZ the low. st possible price.
attendant st the near approach q the Holidays,
should IN Ike their selections early, 20 avoid
the rush. de 9 sw