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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-07
wHrrcoMB's ASTHMA RgMEDY-Sure cure.

MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY. the Jeweller at No.
South Second street. has of the largest and NEST
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewelry aud Silver
ware In the city. He has also on hsnd nne assort-
ment OF tine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this at the present time are
certain 10 get the werth OF their money.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-07

CNowDoN a RAUs COAL DKPoT, CORNER
- DIILWYN and WILLOW Streets.-Lehigh and
Schuyknl COAL, prepared expressly for family use
At the lowest cash prices lib
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-07

AN OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREH.-Don't fan to pro
cure MRS wMsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethlng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

TIE WEEKLY STAR for this week. now
ready, Is an interesting number. containing the
latest stories, poems, and sketches by the best
authors; society ehit-chat; proceedings of Con-
gTess; report of the trial of Mrs Wharton for
the murder OF General Ketchum by poi
sOn; proceedings Of the Legislative As
semely; general news; Washington News and
Gossip; spicy personals: agricultural item,
household receipts, &c, sc. just the thing %
send to the country.
Terms: One dollar and half per annuu, In
ready for mailing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

The " Tammany grip has reached as far
having suffered a loss OF over thirty ven thou,
sana cellars by frauds on its treasury-Wa,h-
s,tSfOn Star. ~
IhE STAR man does not appear to have heard
"f the immense ring frauds of the southern
csTpet-baggers. sntecedent To Tammany frauds
pnr cote mporary must be among the truly
loti.'-BGitim0re Sem.
The NSia Is not likely, ever, to be reckoped A.
Truly ioii, or even loyal. 1HE STAR exposes
'ae frauds OF southern carpet-baggers a.
PROMPTLY as those of TamInany rings-indeed.
VIC incline to think that the former are the
greater rascals OF the two-but the Sun, il is
10 ne feared viii never daIe to print a fact
'a4'uiated in any degree TO disturb the sensi5il-
ties Of its truly unloil" readers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22
The weather.

VII UkPAkTMKN1, Clpcs ChtO SfRnnI OAtes a
WASHINGTON. d. u Dec. u, 1871. 10 n m /
siNoPsIs FOR THF PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS
nl'ni Ia West Virginia has moved east and north
And is now central from New Jersey to Csoe God
The northwest winds in the Middle AMI Eastern
States have subsidized and northeasterly winds have
prefaued IN the south Atlantic States Temperature
mas very geneT a risf n Of the Rocky Mou
with cloudy weather at all stations and eight local
sSsws are now reported from Kentucky and Virginia
70 Lake Erie TIE of lowest barometer ex tends
from Texas 10 I.wa and westward, v it'll sou herly
winds in The valley Of the lower Mississippi Nors
ports have been reeeiv ell from the Rocky Mountain
stations
PRoBABILI rIEs.-fhe barometer will probably fall
very generally from Lake Erie to Georgia aud wes,-
varo With rain fh the Gulf States and snow north Of
the Ohio valley and westward: the area of highest
hArOmefer move northes ward to Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick, followed by snow In Pennsy lv ania
and New England Dangerous winds are not an
tcfpated for the Atlantic coast to day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

New York justly objects to being made a penal
colony for British ''ticket-of-leave men, but il
N to be hoped the state authorities will do as
they would be done by. Ii is fact, that within
the last week Governor Hoffman has pardoned
a convict on the condition that he should leave
New York state. His exile is confined to no
particular state or country. but he may seek .
home where he pleases. This is a very eonve-
nient way Of RIDING one state of criminals; but
suppose every other state should adept the same
course?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

customers and the public generally to our large and
well selected stock of GOODS FOR THR Holt.
DAYS, among which would nsms, in part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsINs.
LONDON LAYER RAIslNS, in whole, half and qrs
VALENCIA RAISINS.
SULTANA BASINS.
CURRANTS, FIGS
IMPERIAL PRUNBS, in j, /. and pounds.
COOKING PRUNES and URIhD FRUIT,
tiful. ~
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in 2 H. and s-Ib. cans.
GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French
TOMATOES, in Glib. and 3 h. cans
TEXAS BEEF, avery nutritious article.
HUCKINs' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES.
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES. something new
French and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinds.
LOBSTERS, in glass and tins
PRESERVED GINGER and CHOw-CHOW.
PRESERVES of all kinds, Gordon's make
ALMONDS, WALNUTS, PECANS, FILBRRTs
Brazil NUTS; h FR Ih CANDY lib and slb.
FINE OLD JAMAICA RUM
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY.
Very superior Old BRANDY.
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY
GAFFs CELEBRATED PUKE Rye WHISKY.
MAnEfRA Wins s0Af' 'hhhhi and
All the popular brands of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and few casks fine old PALB sHKRRY in the
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeing
the purity of the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low BY
BROWNING Il MIDDLETON.
Ne. GA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decl6-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
BEST HoIID 3, GIFT.
CONSTANT AND PERMANENT VALUE,
wEBSTERS
NEW ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARY,
For PAsENT, CHILD, TEACHER, PASTOR, FRIEND
Sold everywhere, In common and fine bindings.
GET THE BEST.
WEBSTER's UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY.
10 900 Words and Meanisss NOT in other Due
5000 Epsravinss. 1s4O Pages ouarto. Price s1s.
Ss to o.n s.ts
CoJez. Oet 2. ISL. ...,
PRONUNCIATION, and the numerous additions In the
body Of the work render Ii production Of the rarest
excellence and inv alueb BILE aid to every student of
the English language. No student or literary man
in our country at the present day, afford to be
without copy. President Pool, Uair. North
A necessity for every intelligent family, student,
complete ' "hGSas sSs English %n Is5;''
wnnsrrns sA ,1SsSk,r PICTORIAL DC
1910 Pages Octave. 500 kugrsyiaes. Price Is.
thing for the million AMER. Edpeasio nnI Mowtiiv
Published By q. c. MERRIAM, Springfield,
Masa.
Sold BY all Booksellers. decl6 If
F0R ran HOLIDAYS.
Full and complete line of English French and
American PERfUMERY, Hair, Tooth and Nail
BRUSHES with other fine Toilet Articles suitable
for Presents.
q. OALvlRT FORD, Druggist,
dl9J llOS Penna avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

The Alexandra Gd-eft> tells of three fellows
caught there in petty thieving being 4" cObbed,
and then "put on the Washington train" II
Alexandria chooses to share with sntiqustsd
Delaware the obloquy of sustaining such relics
OF barbarism as the whipping and cobbing of
petty criminals it is her own lookout, but She
has no business to send her hard cases here 8. by
the Washington boat and "the Washington
,rain." as is matter of almost daily record; and
Il Is quite time that our police authorities should
exercise 3 little vigilance to see that Alex
sndria's criminals are not thus packed upon
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

New York has . mixed jury at present.
COlored man is foreman, with a Frenchuan on
one side OF him, and an freshman on the other.
The San thinks the rapidity with which preja
dice against the colOred race is disappearing
should be a lesson to those who endesyor To
make political capital out Of the dying animosi-
ties of race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

New York, while looking after reform in large
things, is nOt unmindful of the necessity OF
Fighting minor wrongs, and the municipal an
thcrities have undertaken the task OF attempt-
ing to regulate the hackmen. This looks as il il
ought to be an easy thing, but it has, ncverthe
tess. proved tie be too big job for the city faith
eIs there or elsewhere. 1t is objected to the bill
now under consideration in New York that A
haeknian would never take the trouble to read
II, and the victims would not have time unles.
they devoted a day to it. In the next place IL
only imposes a fine of 80 for heecing passen-
gers or resisting the hack inspectors, and it is
%gned that for every ten dollars recovered dis
honest "cabbies" would make a cool hundred II,
legally. The Journal Of Commerce thinks the pen
atty should have been a months suspension f,,r
the first offence, and expulsion from the hack
business for the second. This penalty the mos.
Inscriptions would be apt to respect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

NR. RePPERT takes great pleasure in informing
bee friends ard the public in general that he has
ceiNed. through HE agents in Germany and frasc-,
The largest aud beet selected assor ment OF FANCY
These goods have been selected in Paris. Vienna
Bohemia. and 80 ts.rlsud, and other place. N. tss
tontuent a EUROPE, sud are 81 the most approved
and finest kind. " hich 4 can dispose Of At As Lev
prices A. can be had m Nv York aud other cities,
IN Consequence II having purchased direct fr mtke
manufacturers. Among the goods eapm,rats, 10
part:
knbro 'd-red Chair and So q Cushions,
Carved Brackets. hs' ard Towel Rsoks,
Knitted wor-tsd Goods OF ali dascr ibtiss,.
Bokemien Vases aud Ornaments
Musical CIGAR stsHds stsr BNxee,
Opera Glasses in Pearl and Ivory.
French FcrfumeTy OF al kisdf.
Portomonnaies. Gard Cases,
Writing Decks, Dressing Gases,
Work BOAes aud wstk sts.As,
Dolls Of every description,
Sleeping DUlls, and Papa snd Mamma Della.
Masks q All kinds of characters,
kOck. Spring AID hobby Horses,
Prop Here aud leichs,
Wagons and Wheelbarrsws.
Ladies contemplating holding FAIRS would 40 veil
10 examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Those who wish TO avoid the iarg. crowd usually
attendant at the near approach Of the Holixays
should make their selections early 20 avoid The
rush dcCl5fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22
RF3 FOR TBl HOLIDAYS.


We would call the attention Of purchasers Ia our
large stock Of Choice Goods, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
consisting In Part OF PIANOS and ORGANS fran
the most celebrated factories, Embroidered Piano
Covers, Piano Stools, Handsome Music Folios
Choice Music Books, and Musical INSTRUMENTS OF
all kinds. VI
REMEMBER,
Handsome Christmss Present may be secured At
ELLIS, MUSICAL WAREROOMS
No. 931 Pennsylvania avenue
near 10th street
WEBER PIANOS and SMITH AMERICAN
OhdANS. dis lV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22
III OLIDAY GOO DSl

nembers e Congress and stranssrs in TIE District
sssect sesortnlent Of Holiday Goods, suitable for
Holiday fssserts ever offered n the District, and
colprises Eleeastly Illustrated Works for The n
:9S, standcrd works Bible. Prsysr Bsoks, 1nslish
all nev styles. The largest srd mon Sesufifui
stock Of Toys ever seen tki. side Of New York. Il
tful "a vsr;ed sseor, f Sstsa @ ehe Be N
naments, entirely nsw: Gold Pens, Pencils. &e, &c
dislw los Bridge strest. eeorseto on "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

CHRIsrAAe Is COMING, AND IMPR0Vr.
-. ne1f: mSst g %; e Sai snd 90 for Z urseli
OANpI!S Of All kinds MANUFACTURED exprs .siy fsr
the Ho!i6ays, g prices % salt the tnsQ. e John
SlS - strsst south. Liberal deduction q sle fsr
SUNDAY Senoos, dlSlws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

RU1TER, BUCKwHEAT. &c.
1869 h +. s ssa 1J SaV TSsy sgE1rs
s MHsrt ck aSAf ss sgs4 JkE Rssi NO.
aooss bbl' f S1kT SWIFT C - s!o .r,
8 bbls. CAPE GOD CRANBERRiIs,
Just received and for sale BY
BRYAN BROS.
a~.a o. SOs .e'p%n :!l .veSs::
NEW OURRANTS, l2K GENTS PER LIB.
VALENCIA RAIsINs, ansst cooking. Is ss.ss
LONDON LAYBR AND MuscArHL RAIsINs.
SWEPT cID1B. CRANBERRIBs.
MALAGA GRAPES.
GORDON JILLI1s, JAMS, AND PRBsBRvDs.
AfnoRBs MICE HI At. Is cents psrn.
CAssARDs sueARroUssp HANS. u cents
sIer wHIrI ooSTns SUGAR. TX cent.
c. wIrHE8,
dees-u 1915 Pnssyivaaia svs..s.
BsoSsp o, =. Pc % q q 11.es.sS E aSSs
yerth n; Olive 0rssa. "A Pis16 color orscs a,
ished Ca.h.srsS !lsveiy sh.1s: sca siss.at goods,
onas. snfias 4 ole As s.:tS vhick & n sneS
ss, y SSs s; AS sk:
e ss P9ss e. IA TSPs:.sSsa
s,sii aSs Pa :ss;ss fssis 81
E:sI; "A 80: si:i. 49, f.i.Isi
f9E holiday Rrss.DtI Call and sxnmins. B60D-
HH1hl CO. ifss s,! IT. e; ~ iss a.a 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

Philadelphia IL agtated over the question of
compelling all OF the children in the city to at
tend school. The board of education think con-
pulsoFy education good thing, and certain
members OF the legislature favor tn passage Of
a stringent law on the subject. All agree A.
to the desirability of some such measure, with
cut considering its praeticability. The news
papers, however, have supplied the omission,
and already several serious practical difficulties
have been suggested. In the first place while
there are 5000 children in the city not attend.
ing any school, large numbers are annually de-
MED admission to the public schools for want of
rOOm- Thus il is clear to begin with, that if
law IL passed to enforce their attendance, school
houses and teachers for these . 900 must be
provided. When that Is done a sufficient police
force must be employed TO ferret out the absen-
tees. detect truants, and arrest refractory pu-
pills and stubborn parents. To do all this money
must be raised To raise the money taxes mist
he increased, and that is where the shoe pinches.
The opposition to the measure is already 40 for
midsble that the prospect of the passage Of a
compulsory education law is not very fattering
to It's supporters. These same reasons which
will defeat the law in Philadelphia apply to
other cities; but the fact still remains that no
child should be allowed to grow up In any COM
munity without the opportunity for common
school education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

Political conventions are announced As fol-
lows: Republican in New Hampshire January
81. There are to be no less than four state tick
cts in the field at the Connecticut election next
April. The labor reformers are dissatisfied with
the action Of the prohibitionists, and will hold a
convention at Bridgeport also on January Sd.
The liberal republicans in Missouri hold their
convention January 2ith-not Goth As FIRST an.
nounced. The Indiana republican state conyen-
ton, which Is to be held in Indianapolis Febru-
airy %, will nominate candidates for governor.
lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor
of state, treasurer of state, clerk of the supreme
court, reporter of the supreme court, superin-
tendent OF public instruction, attorney general,
and congressman at large, and will appoint dele
gates to the national republican convention. Ii
will consist OF about 200 delegates on the basis
of one for each one hundred votes cast for the
republican candidate Tor Secretary of State in
is1s The republican convention in Texas is
called by the executive committee of the state
to meet in Houston on the second Tuesday of
June next, for the purpose OF thoroughly re-
organizing the party, and to nominate electors
for the state in the Presidential election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22
DLlAsl TELL YOUR IRIENDs WHERg TO

pLnAs1 TILL 1OUR I1lENDS WHERs TO
Co1Nok DUpl0N9,
Chiiblains, vsseular 1xcreScesess, Club and In
growing Toe nails, And other diseases Of the fees
relieved vithost pain % the patient csn vsE viih
ssse tgned,ately. ct Oh. NHITES estaSiishmeni,
ington; Branch once, No North Chsriee street.
nedr s,iiTo.: strsss hsl.inorsl Before b many
tninent syeleians, Surgeons. and thousands Of
cthrf Seii known aud res onsibls. patrons Hours.
frcn o. m to 6p. m. Press Of business 81 ONCE
va spa isss11- ESTABLISHES IN wAsa-
iNaIUh IN looI. ~ deem
limited STATES PATEsT OFFICE, -
On the petition Of JANIS N WHirNEY. AZ
ProvideDca, b. I prasins for the extension OF :
Tor en- imrroremeut in Babsof Carriage Whseis:>
IL Is ord.red that the testimony In the cass he
tins for 6lne arguments and "a. Examiner ne art
be limited 20 ths 6fh day % March ne1t: and that
said tion be heard the l3f Of March ma ~
AIRY person NAV oppose til e = e aston. :.
deeafSw MD. lfGGRTr, Commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22
HALLE UROTHER0.
A PPR0PRIATH AND USEFUL HOLIDAY
a GIFTS AT Low PRICES.

have very large and select stock Of Horeiga and
Domestic Perfumefy, including Lubina', Rimmels J,
society. ay9ieniave; ALSO, Phslon's, wEshts and
Colsepss, Qc@st!Os, Po.dsn, PaGS md pm Boxes si
in Chipa, 1nsmsl, Metal, Wood ana Fancy Paper;
French, 4neltsA and American DFushec-Hair-
plain I'D spa i9liiS. To2sA, ,Sa ROY, Isi. sha.-
Rlain 1o.. Ocnbs, Cut eless ana ether Pun9snts,
Turkish Towels and Bath Pads. Al The above,
snd !.a9e Mea!einss. q ~ veil knevn low priess
. Which stin sAhfls. I ean special astsnsisn %
my stock Of Rure Winee and LiQuofs, embracing
nne Old Bye Whisky, Holland Gin, Brench 6rsndS
Jsmaica and 81. Cfoix Rum, CAtawoa and Oalifornis
Wires, Port Angelica, sherry and Hassassl 75s
ARTHu1 HATfAHs, Druggist,
declo-tr Corner a and d ofreotG II "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22
FINANCIAL AND COmmERcIah

The New York money market yesterday Was striu-
kebt,tnoush not 50 much 30 the pr. vious lar
eoverrments bonds were steady, and there Was Q
eirsctionai cline in the stock market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

ERESH IMPORTED GOODS,
IN TINS.
PATE TIE YoIES GRAs,
PETITE P0Is, textra hne,D
CHAMPIGNONS, (Briants Mercisr's,D
CHAMPIGN0NS DE- C0UCHEs,
kAvETS TOURNES,
ARTICHANTs In oUARTIlRs,
sAUCIsSEs,
HARRICOTs vERTs, thne,i
ASPERGES, tcboioeD
HARRlCors FLAGEOLETs,
TkUFFES,
fCRB0Ts La HUILB,
WKsfPHALIsCHB MRTTWURSf.
n. ". BUBC@ ELL,
declx-9u y street, near Bbbitt House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

1TTHE LADIES OF
have opened their FAIR at union Le.Sss Hsn o.,
street. A6mittsnee 10 cents ia at.
~OEFICE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
uS CANAL COMPANY.
Sori NOTICE 10 Bos np H bfseTfsr 1'iSi.
Ibr uniundsd coupons Of the preferred eonstrue-
iion Sonds o. tails com paBy, due July lsz January
sna July ISIS, and January, 1874 viii be paid, on
SONS, in the city Of baltimore.
dec.7 lct President q. / o. Q. Co.
0@A HITTING OF The STOCK aUI pERs
VS OF fHE WASHINGTON AND GEORGY-
TOWN RAILROAD CON eANY for The election OF
sornsr q New Jersey avenue and B street. north on
WEDNESDAY,, January 10, lS-2. The polls viii be
.pened % - o clock m, and Close ~ p. n. Trans
Ter 60 % Se s0'e @ re Fh q ana
HENsY HURT, Sec. pro. ten. aus.
~THE ATTENTION OF fHR PUBLIC rs
W. invited to my large stock of new srANDA RD
ard JUVENILE BOOKS for the Holidays a. No.
iS Ss"s ~ street. above Sss ~, TSTi s,sIas.
%PUBLIC SCHOOLS. The COMMITTEES ON
US Teacher. viii bold session rSr the eIsmin.
alton of Candidates az the franklin Baidng corner
OF 18th and streets; on SATURDAY, December IS
commencing AZ DO clock q. m.
ds2oa JOHN RANDOLPH. Chairmsn.
n~THE NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIArfoN
n VII observe the Sist ASsissrs.ry Of. Fore
Masonic Fall, FRIDAY EVENING, Decembsr a.
Tickets, S2; can be procured OF i. '. Libbey, No.
ass lih street; William II. Brett, 9th street Gen.
sts i aa.msa lDni a,s S%a
ury Department: s. y. Fzuncs. second Auditor.
once. and Of the Executive COMMITTEES and ofhcers
OF the Society. dlst.thI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

.GHEA At
CLOSIN G-OUT SALE
WINTER CARPETS.
WINTER CARPETS.
WINTER CARPETS.
AT REDUCED RATES..
Win now coamence, and ccntinu. from dsy q. IA,
until the FIRST or JANUARY.
WOLFORD a SHIIBERG,0
POPULAR EsTAB BASEMENT,
ISLAM
Ard specis attention i. called to tn. we'll stocked
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Which are offered at the following low prices:
pREs Sc CODE ODE; . tese sts
Elee.S. @hit. wool BLAskE ds ss7 s. 70 $50
Long and SQUARE sRaGHE psHawIs' s!g,s g.
BLACK vELvETEENs,7 &c 70 81 w
al shades COL0RED vELvETEESs, 81
sh ERE ...g. ssIs 81 F "a
figures.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
wSS *
cHILp.
Tossve money do not fail TO call ct the
.ARCADE.-
AsI 9TH street, between ana =,
DHILP 4 sOLOMONS
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
HOLIDAY BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES
is now READY.
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND AND ILLUSTRATES
BOOKS.
Songs Il the Heart, Outlines to Shakespeare pal-
stan and h,s Cs.mpaniobs, Good Night aud Good
Morning; The Century o. Queens, Bestoas Gr.si
Painters Story q the foaniain are The tisles Of
few e he publicsions for THE holiday asa
can authors and artists.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
In nearly hundred different style. of bioli., in
full Russia leather, morocco, calf velvet an i.sry
THE STANDARD POETS
s.ndnsd n sdGns and vsriou. styles and the
irving Aawthorne, Taylor, in sets Of library bisA-
CHARMING JUVENILE BOOKS.
Ire stock embraces perhaps the largest variety
ard the beet selection ever displayed by Us B.oks
Ter infants or Tor boys and girls further advanosS
or LOT young ladies' and gent eanen, gorgeo usly ss
usted and carefully selected.
TIE FANCY GOODS
easSon. eass., NspiD s sFs,e' fs sn,h kn,
Folders, Pen .wipers, Book Racks. sachets, watch
stands, Gard Receivers, POmsde Jare. rhermoms-
tsrs, Tobacco Jars, smoking st.ncs, Cigar CASE,
scrap Books, Dressing Gases, Calendars, Poke.
Books, wallets, Glove Boxes, Jewel Cases etc etc,
ahd rs particularly attractive and novel the follow
ing are mentionea: Jsrdinieres IN Porcelain ana
Gilt. Gilt Frames on stands, Bon Bon BOxee, very
pretty and cheap; Glove and Handkerchief Boxes in
feather, new 81, lee OF Bags, " ilow Work Baskets
and a great variety Of articles entirely new ana
especially adapted to the Holiday trade.
SOMETHING CAN BIZ FouNp TO SUIT AMY.
BODY.
The stoek s better adapted TO the wants OF purcha
sers than ever before.
PHILIP & SOLOMON.
bOOKSELl ERS AND STATTOyERS,
dis ell PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-22

I UXURlRs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
WIN. r. GIVEN.
GROCER AND TEA DEALER,
1l04 18th Street, near Massachusetts Avenue,
Has Just received fresh and very complete assert
ment OF NEW CROP TEAS. FINE GR0OE-
SAUCES, CANNED GOODS, JKLLIEs,l
CANDIES, &c &C, purchased with spec sl roisr-
very small advance.
He is slso eopstantly in receipt Of CHOICE BUT
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