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CERIsTMas GIFTS



Fer the benefit of those who desire to purchase
Christmas and New Years presents, orna-
mental or useful before the rush during Christ
sss week. we continue to-day our annual notices
Of holiday advertisers, and shall do 80 from day
~ day a. new advertisements appear in our
solumns:
kriss kringle, according To custom has been
An correspondence with Mr.. e. RUPERT 403
I,h street, for several days past. and has again
established his headquarters there. Santa Claus
has sent an unusually large stock for this sea-
SOB, a. RUPERT has every part OF his large store
rooms, up stairs and down, filed with German,
French and English fancy goods and TOYS en-
S-oijered work. Bohemian ware, Re. &c.
Eead the lis OF articles offered by him. in
another column, and then go 70 his establish
nent to make Your selections. Rupert Is an
extensive dealer, and on this account is enabled
To sell much cheaper than many other establish
mems.
Our citizens in the northern part or Washing
ton are no longer compelled To journey down
tSwn for the many things 10 be found in a large
grocery store, as WM. +. GIVEN, at li0i l2Ih
.uset, near aassachuselts avenue, Is prepared
TO OIL every order, large or small. and i. is a
difficult matter to mention anything usually
fouId IN a tTst-cl8Ss grocery which cannot be
bnna az Given's. The many luxus!es in his es-
adjustment make 1t tempting place. and they
ean be purchased 1T such reasonable prices that
~ Il well worth the time To visit his store.
Nothing is more acceptable present than a
handsome set OF furs, and no one has a larger
assortment than STINENETZ. at 1871 Pennsyiya-
MIA avenue. All the late style hats for gentle
men may &c found here, and the quality OF goods
purchased from him may be relied upon
Those who wish stylish carriages and other
vehicles, with good horses and polite and care
-fui drivers, in erder TO make calls during the
season, will find some or the handsomest turn
cuts in the city at the Arlington It .bles 1924 q
street, near the War Department. Mr. r. CRUIr
Or, proprietor. This is a trst-elsss establish.
Rent.
TEE GEoRGETowK DOLLAR STORE seems To
be the center of attraction for our Georgetown
and West End citizens, who are on the lookout
Tor holiday presents Here are displayed thou.
sand andone styles of dollar jewelrv: also fine
shromos- albums, work-boxes, writiny-iesks
glove, jewelry, and Handkerchief boxes; cigar
and smoking sets, pipes, portmonaies. knives
picture frames, tOol-boSes, beautiful wax dolls
81 .-~'
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The Board Of Health.

SMALL PON--FIsH INsPECTIoSs-PUBrrcA Ttoy
OF THE ORDINANCES OF THE BOARD gre
A meeting of the Board OF Health a, held
tsst evening. DIR. Cox IN the chair, and Dr. Verdi
secretary. letter was read from the clerk re-
Shtsnng that the employees Of the board be paid
on The sd inst. The request was granted. DIR.
Cox stated that the small pox case-the coach
man OF Hon. Fernando WOODLAND terminated
fatally DT. Verdi stated that he had reported
The case 20 Lieutenant Noonan for remOy al and
subsequently Lieutenant ~. informed him tn AT
the man would not go in the conveyance pro-
cured for him. He had heard that the man was
Hek two weeks before. The Health Officer wa,
instructed TO inquire into the case, as also the
mode of conveyance furnished for small pox
patients, and report to the board.
Mr.. Langston reported that the committee An
pointed in regard 10 the power of the board TO
confer authority upon the fish inspector TO col
lect fees from dealers Of FISH brought into the
District, and exposed for sale a. food had writ
ten a letter to Hon. George p Fisher. asking his
opinion on the subject, and received a reply
stating that Congress had invested the board
WITH power 10 prevent the sale OF unwholesome
food, and IT was i'm their discretion to provide
The way of doing 80. If the board considered IL
proper they could levy or collect fees for the in
speetlon OF hsh, TO compensate the officer ap-
pointed by the board for that duty. Mr. Lang
ston reported an ordinance TO regulate the
inspection OF fish, and imposing fines for any
violation OF lis provisions, which was amended
oy nxing the salary of the inspector of fish AT
81 eco per year, and adopted.
Ar Marbury, from the committee to examine
the premises owned by Mr.. Benz. Tilley on sd
ruee., ,eportsu 10 the board As being nuisance,
stated he had performed that duty, and asked
that the owner thexe0f be notified to remove the
shed buildings within ten days; report accepted
MT LaDgstoR offered a resolution that there
shall be kept by the secretary of the board a
BOOK, 10 be called a book of ordinances and res
oiutions OF the board. in which all ordinances
and resolutions heretofore passed by this board
anu al ordinances and resolutions which may
hereafter be passed by this board together will
the date OF passage of each, shall be faithfully
copied; and as each ordinance and resolution
snAi! De copied into said book, the same shall be
signed by the president and attcsted by the seq
rotary OF the board. Dr. Bliss moved an amend
ment that all ordinances and resolutions, on
the'r passage, be published in two or more OF
the daily papers OF the District OF Columbia i'm
An Cfhelal and authoritative manner; which was
agreed TO, and the resolution was adopted
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lEGIALATTvE AsspMBLY.

COUSCiB-Iesteid Council bill To aa,hori,e
by the cor po-aion Of WashipS AMI iii ss
prevent lotteries and gin enterprises referred
oil, 20 ne eEleeney OF the are department.
Hoe-e bulls Tor relief Of henry Douglass, Josiah
BIN suth.rizfHz the Auditor to audi; certain ac-
ecub's 81 the cOiored schools. vas read a second
House eonsurrent resolution providing thai ~
ltgsisuLe Assembly shall meet hereafter o'clock
moved to amend b. making the hogr O'clock in,
sissa, agIees to. and the resolution, amen ded
Mr.. Quick, from the committee on finance, re-
p'It.d baSk the bill SUMMARIZING the Governor To-
g. q o. per cent. in carr nc and il was passed.
MT Quick also reported back House bill to pre-
ing the high sersies reservoir in Georeetown with
wafer; and it has passed.
and charities reported back Coun Gil bill in reaion
to vaccination in the District of Columbia with
poor lee Of fifty cents for each vaccination to b.
paid ont Of the funds of the Di ricG ON the esrti6
adopted ard the bill passed.
House bin to provide for copying and reminding
Georgetown, was reported back without amenimen M
and passed. Adjourned.
HOT Sc OF DELkGATES.-Mr. Hunt, from the
s,nmitiee ON Police reported a bill aprropristins
% so Tor the repair Of station houses read second
The bill 20 supply deficiency in a bill making au
sppr prsioa for the sslar OF the officers and EN-
the items considers ssri1tim. Several amendnlelts
we're made to the bill, was passed The amuuut
apr Prisied IL s2SJ39 follows For TEN Dor AIRY
clerks and messengersin the Office Of superintendent
Of Asse- ments ard Taxes, s3ss deficiency in sals
res iaupiE bteIs, - $50 salaries Of members and
Jerks o1 the la'e Board of Registration e3os5; su
perrin endt MS and CLERKS of election S3tJ tempo
raIy clerks IN treasurers Office, Sl-f7 watcl man
lant'r and messenger at executive Office, So de-
hsieney IN salary Of chef messenger al execurise
oihee SlZi deficiency in slary watchman at Leg
islatiye Hail. 500; J. 81. bsk r, late county col
lector, SsG, sealers Of weights and measures. ~
messenger in Office Of register If wills, s6e: mem
bers- neers, and employers Of the Legislative A.
stmtly for thu second extraordinary session "a ~
Council amendment to the concurrent resolution
nxing ne hour o. daily mrefiDg concur red
IN and the consideration Of the r, solution intlef
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Pooh OLD HORsE.-Yesterday Mr.. Gatchell
caused the arrest of Henry johnson, cOlored,
tor cruelty to animals, in starving and otherwise
maltreating horse by combining it in yard
where 1t was exposed to the weather, etc. 1t
was impossible for the animal to recover, IL being
reduced to a skeleton. and il was accordingly
killed. Justice Mills fined johnson S.
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Terms easy,

successor 70 p. Wallach, dealer In mems, youths
and boys clothing. have received IN entire new
stock Of goods, which they ere selling at the
or gents furnishing goods, would do ven to cal
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. I. BncK1R = Co..
Odeon Hall, corner * street and Pa. sve.
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The eye and purse, call on VIM. Ii. Dunn, All
9TH street, next 10 Odd Fellows Hall, and see
his Camp Chairs, Brackets, Willow Stands,
Chiidren's Bureaus, Tables, &C., &c. 1915
PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS
Merino and Flannel Underwear, of every
grade, from medium to fine.
Fine Gloves, Hsndkerchefs, Collars, Cuffs,
Neckwear, &c.
English and French Hosiery.
Fine Overcoats, Dress Suits, Business Suits,
&c. Fine Piece Goods on second floor, for or
dered work.
One Price only. GEO. c. HENNINe,
No. 410 It'll street n. w.
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ROBES DE CHAMBRR,
large and beautiful assortment,
Suitable for Christmas presents.
1918 liable BROTHERS, It'll and ID SITS.
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CITY EN- 8.

For THE FINEST ScARFs AND GLOVES in
the city, call on
b. TRAUTMAN, 1902 r street.
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NOVELTIES IN SCARFs, Bows and Ties, in
great variety,-by far the largest assortment IN
this city-at the Original Franc, 431 It'll street,
next door to Franc, the Halter.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Last night Mr.. John Eliot
died very suddenly at the residence of the family,
on North Capitol street. between Il and C. The
deceased was in the best Of health but a few
hours prior to his death, having up to IL O'Clock
p IN. been reading. Shortly after he was taken
hours was a corp5e. He was son of the late
VIM. r. Eliot, formerly the Surveyor Of Wash
iDgtOn and the architect of the Patent Office
He had very large circle Of acquaintances
among whom he was great favorite The an
nouncement of his death to -day was received
with surprise and grief. Officer Sullivan notified
the Coroner, but an inquest was deemed un-
necessary.
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MAsoN1C.-At a stated meeting Of Hiram
Lodge, No. 10, r. and A. NJ, the following
officers were elected to serve for the ensuing
year LOUIS ID. Wine, w. NJ. b. Trautman,
s. W.; NJ. X. Thorp, j. W.; John NJ. Jewell,
Secretary; John b. Turton, Treasurer.
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MERIN0 UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, Soc.
i5c., 81, $150, 81, $3.50, at the Original Franc
431 eth street, next door to Franc, the Halter.
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FINE French gilt Alaska diamonds, oroide
and plated jewelry received at Prigg's dollar
store, No. 46 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Az and 9th streets. Holiday goods receives
every day
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For CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &c, visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. 535 l5tL
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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For ALL THE latest styles OF Linen and Paper
Collars 60 TO the Original Franc, AL It'll street
next door to Franc, the Halter.
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--D
WHERE Is FRANC,
THE Halter?
At 4S3 It'll street,
next door to the Original Francs.
lie keeps all of the latest styles OF
Hats, Caps, &C.,
and sells them at q lower figure than anywhere
else in town. Call land see tor yourself. tr
GoErz PATENT RKFLEGTINa GAS AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half OF the guam
tity Of gas or coal oil consumed without the use
Of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
seminal, No. 4O4 It'll street is the agent for them,
and also for Goetzs Double-cOne Chandelier
kefectors, and the Diamond Difusive Daylight
RefectOrs.
FIGURES WILL NOT LIE!
HosO Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four of thx leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Price in ENGLAND. Inae o. s.
New Singer. 80 80 65 90
Elias HOwe........ IS 90 65 90
Wilson Shuttle..... 20 90 Is 90
The above prices are for exactly the same
There Is scarcely any difference In the cost of
material and labor in any Of the above-named
A1idavit-w. g. Wilson, President of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally APP
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him nom cir
cnlars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names Of the com
panies manufacturing said machines.
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Gem S Pleas
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale .,
A. ROsEHTHAL, 404 It'll street.
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MEIINo. Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hos
at the Original Franc, 43i tn street, next door Il
Franc, the Halter.
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GREAT CURIOSITY.
SIS Stitched Boots,
at
HRILBRUN's,
sl9 9Th street,
H,i5,6 Next door to Odd Fellows Hall.
THIRTY DOLLARS REwARD-If the Indian
Herb Doctor fails to describe disease and tells
his patients the nature of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any Information from
them.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms as have no strife
With nature or the laws of Life;
With blood our hands we never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father. whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means TO cure all ills;
The simple herbs beneath our feet.
Well used, remove our pains complete.
"A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Culled from the dewy lea
These shall speak in touching power
of change and he alth to thee.
No charge for consultation or advice.
Office No. 1887 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
of 18th street.
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GLOVES, Gloves, Gloves, in Castor, Kid, Dog
and Cloth, in great variety, at the Original
Franc, 43l 9TH street, next door to Franc, the
Halter.
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For CeUGHs AND THROAT DISORDERS us
Browns Bronchial Troches, ;" having proved
their efficiency by test for many years. co
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MEs. GRUNDY says that .Sozodont eclipses al
other preparations for the teeth and gums. Ant
what Mrs. q. says is reiterated most emphatically
by ninety nine One-hundredths Of the beauty
and fashion Of the land. VS.
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HANDSOME AND USEFUL
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
At b. TRAUTNAN's,
lCl2 street
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WHERE Is FRANC,

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are REPAIRS
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street
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nTaE THIRD ANNUAL neHTING OF THE
US SEVENTH BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS Of
Hotel on MSsIhY sGx T s h hs instant. nj
et d:. 6. !A' year. WILLIAM KING, secretary.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r: Georgetown.
HANDSOME HOLIDAY pREsEsrs, &C. AT
a On Monday, TUESDAY and wEpNEs;
ocioek WIN .ei al the he's; store S' Of roe ssIis
~ OF Holiday Presents, Toys, sieishs, skates,
dIs-st THOMAS BOWLING, Auc,iOneer.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
SPECIAL SALE or rIsE TRIPLE SILVER
op oFRI IoAi M N ,Rs nss:%sSr ih
.s,osk il , ,hs b.ENINg :, Oss,SSk and
socs' win sell at auction rooms choice :siss-
Chased Tea and Coffee Sets, Cake Baskets.
Butter DISHES. Breakfast and Dinner Casters.
Large and small Walters.
ivory ndie Table and and Dessert Knives
spoons, Forks, &c, &C., suitable for Holiday
dIIst THOMA- BOWLING. Auc..
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES st ~ sPpK SALTARsE PROPERTY
- By virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date the
No @ "SS FsSa thu lana f 4sser.
II the District Of Columbia and the request OF tbs
parties secured thereby The undsrsisned will offer
Der, lSi at the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon,
all that piece or parcel OF ground in Georgetown,
being IN Thomas Browns subdivision of Lee Hill;
beginning Tor the same on the west side Of Valley
street. at point distant sixty feet from the south
east corner Of Scott lot then running west hun
dred feet; then south forty two feet then
hundred feet TO Valley street: then north fortytwo
feet to the beginning, with the two-story erams
House upon the same, occu pied by Mr. Lehman.
Terms OF sale. One third cash: the balance Of the
purchase money ia and IL months the purchaser
giving his notes bearing interest All convey ancing
and stamps at the cost of the purchaser.
X. p. JACKSON, Trustee.
decll-lot THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
20 TO THE GEORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE
Your HOLIDAY PREsESrs. Ihave a large and
beautiful assortment. 73 High street dec7-lm
A RARE CHANCE TO GET A PIANO FOR
"A FIVE DOLLARS.
A fpe 7-octaye ROSEWOOD PIANO
worth SEQ with stool and cover, for raffie wv NV
at Is per chance. Call and see IL at
deceit 12s Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. q.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-PAPER HANGING-Per-
sens reftting can save 70 per cent by going to
IeBMAN'S. 142 Bridge street, Georgetown, to get
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGING
done All work " u be promptly executed in any
part OF Washington Georgetown, and Satisfaction
gnnranteed Psrth ular attention paid to UPHOL-
sTERf WORK. se2s-6m
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
ANDA
II A PPY NEW YRAR

To PROV ide both 70 you ana your little Ih.v,
spares no pains and am able nov TO lay before yOu
an assortment vi goods which Tor
QUALITY. CHEAPNEss AND VARIETY
vim II ' r. fIrs f SrFskTmrxr
you viii lind:
a psir Brown fieeoed Hose, 5 pair Iron Frame
tssan Ssry ns os sf1 s
kefehief., liner DO, times, do, LsSs or En-
Collar, s.sr tns KID, Cloth. SIN Or s.st sla1ss
Of on Pe
lsglendid Ladies' Merino Vest, al leather sstchel
Sandso%s Fan Or ss Elss;io., Ss Sors s viii
aads s az. hS S s
Gold ditto ard several other styles: Jet Shell. Gilt,
hs cor MAJ fea sa. SisS 4
Lookets. Finger RiEgs,s &C.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
lrair superstsrt English Hall Hoes, ) pair super
serno Or shaker kn sSS soSa a: ss ssamsa
bsndkeIehieis, 4 better do, best DO, colcred
Ss ciciG OF Md Inss With Far Trm% i Back or
s1.sees Gloy Pm s-T Il the best sS,penaers
Scarf. eIeellent Merino Shirt or Drawers, sleeve
BStOSs s y I ns sOls plated Lava ccrpssn SSr.
Chains, handsome Cigar Case, &s., &c.
FOR THE LITTLE oNKs.
Dolls In about 70 different styles, dressed and I'M
rs%ss .' Puzzles, Tool Chests, B1iid.ns Bieck.,
monioas. Trcmbcne. or Gornets Ten Pins, Bssaieiis
ard Tiyoii Table, Train. Of Car Espress wsson-
Stoves. ksleidcsc.Bes, Magnetic Toys. Alphabet ard
Sets Of Furniture, NSaS's Srss. sSeepfol1. and
Farms. Boxes of Soldiers, Iron Cannon, Swords and
Guns, &c, &C.
variety, Fancy Wood Mats, IN a set; White Pisus
ris,ed Ware, s,sireties, vsses, Bnsss. Gard and
rTuit Baskets, Desks, work BOXES and necessarIo.,
Boss. With PUT. FIN Hand and ssaadiSs SirTers ss
6rodered slipgers and Cushions, Lace and hsnd,
Combs, Oh PAINTINGS, wresih., Flower Baskets and
SrSsses nnsss Dr.. G 1Ss sasssd PhGs tr-% s
ss :.sS ss%slf.sy Ss e fsi sf
saw, VARIANTS steel G. good thing % have ~ ne
sss: Picture or s stands: sac: BOOK
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS TREE,
ten feet high made entirely Of metal and on which
100 GAS LIGHTS.
II vss expressly imported for me. and 1. %, ong
af tAe k,ad sa fis Taifed Stsfes II win be t mp
~ next Saturday, the 9Th instant eerhaps lev
Amer taking look ct that you vin please walk
up stairs In
THE tor DEPARTMENT,
which, to suit everybody purse, have dirid-d es
1--WE CENT pHpARTMHEr,
a TIN CENT pEeARfmENT,
| a r1FfEBN CENT DBPARfnENI,
| A TNEhTYlNe CENT pIeagfnkST,
4 s IFrffkf FIJI RE tHEsf DkfhkrnESr.
and Department for finer oeds. raging in prices
4 from On s 10 ol0, and Comprising 81 that is new
md pretty in he way Of TOYS.
You are particularly requested to make your a.
tersons a. early a. Doesible. We viii GLADLY keep
rcor rood IN tbe Store, and deliyer Asm ~ any
tine ye9 wsy nspt. s &c you wil 4 ycs wait s9.i
4 cult % ts waited upon: On Account Il the crowd
Which thsn surely vii be In the sore.
We guarantees that
i00 Is q cf.Ts se .: tilt ScILAE zoo ~
nErR0P0LIrXN DOLLAR STORE.
AS sEvENfH sfRRET,
d4c,-tr Nsar Psunstvssia .v.nus
JUVENILE BooKs.-A splendid assortment;
y suitsble for children OF ell ages, At
i RICHAHp n. MOHuN q cos.
deswsSw lols Pennsyivsnis avenue.
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DAIIP q SOLOMONS'
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
HOLIDAY BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES
Is NOW READY.
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND AND ILLUSTRATED
BOOKS.
Songs Of the Heart, Outlines to Shakespeare, Fsl
staff and his Companions. Good Night and Good
nnorningi The Century Of Queens. Beetons Great
sdr ~ sse sss
lev Of he publications for this Holiday and
can authors and artists.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
In nearly one hundred different styles Of binding I'm
full Russia leather, morocco calf velvet ami ivory.
THE STANDARD POETS
IN numerous editions and various styles, and the
STANDARD Prose Writers, such as Dickens. Scott,
irving, Hawthorne, Taylor, in sets OF library bind
CHARMING JUVENILE BOOKS.
The stock embraces perhaps the largest variety
for infsnts, or for boys and girls further advanced
uaied and carefully selected.
THE FANCY GOODS
tnssan C fIsss 'sEsi s Of srseles snsh a. Pin
Stands, Gard Receivers, Pomsde Jars, Thermome
ssrs, Tobacco Jsrs, smoking Stands. Cigar Gases,
scrap Books Dressing Gases. Calendars, Pocket
Books. Wallets, Glove Boxes, Jewel Cases, etc etc
sne ars and nOTs the follow
Gilt Gilt Frames on stands, Bon Bon Boxes, very
~ Bag. s.d Sa Whit
especially adapted to the Holiday trade
SOMETHING CAN BE FOUND TO SUIT AMY
BODY.
The stock is better adapted TO the wants OF purcha
sers than ever before.
PHILIP 4 SOLONONs.
bOOKSELI ERS AND STATTOyERS
dis 91l PENNSYLVANIA AyENTE
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Look esr FOR THE HoLIDArs'

r ooK 0Vr FOE TINE H0LIDAYsi
CH u. PPERT,
KnIss KRIRGLE HEADQUARTERS,
No. Aos sEvENTH STREET, B.rw. .xp =,
rhrorIER or ALL KINDS or
GERMAN, FRENCH AND ENGLISH
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS!
ADAPTED FOR
Christmas and View Years Presents.
Mr., RUPERT TAKES great pleasure in informing
his friends and the public in general that he has
the largest na best ssieeted n FANCY
These goods have been selected in Paris. Vienna.
Bohemia: and Switzerland, aud other places on the
Contisent of Europe, aud are Of the most approved
prices can be had in New York aud other cities.
IN conse9uence OF having purchased direct fr IN the
part:
Embroidered Chair and soTa Cushioos,
Do. Slippers, on vel,eI, Cloth aud Canvas,
Carved Brackets, lat and Towel Racks,
Knitted Wors;ed Goods OF all descriptions.
Bohemian Vases and Ornaments,
Musical Cigar Stsnds ana Boxes,
Opera Glasses in Pearl and Ivory.
French Periumery Of all kinds.
Portemonneies. Card Cases,
Writing Desks Dressing Cases,
Work Boxes aud wsIk stands,
Dolls Of every description,
Sleeping ID Ills, and Papa and Mamma Dolls,
Masks OF all kinds OF ehsracisrs,
Rock, Spring and Hobby Horses,
Propellers and leighs,
Wagons and Mheelbsrrows.
Ladies contemplating holding Fairs would do well
to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Those who wish TO avoid the large crowd usually
attendant at the near approach of the Holidays
should make their selections early as TO avoid tbs
rush. decl32s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-16

WEATHER STRIPS !-Best an the WorId.-Fol
doors and windows. Also, the only inodorOus
Gas Heating Stove in the world, at Hamilton &
PearsOn's, Y. NJ. e. A. Building, 9th and
streets. l2,l3I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-16

NEW STORE! NEW PRICEs!-Go to Prices for
your cheap underwear. He sells splendid Under
shirts and Drawers at 60c., roc, Soc, Soc, and
2.75. and So. The cheapest place in the Terri
tory for Gloves. am selling a good article for
30 cents, for which you will pay elsewhere IS
pair warranted At PRICES,
AIS 18th street between ID and f..