Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-19
CHRISIMAS GIFTS.
Holiday G0ods-W here 20 Bay Them.

Tor the beneitof those who desire to purchase
Ohristmas and New Years presents orna.
mental or useful, before the rush during Christ
nAs week, We continue to-day our annual notices
Of holiday advertisers. and shall do 50 from day
- day as new advertisements appear in our
columns:
Every gentleman desires to appear neat I'm
dress during the holidays, and, as will be seen by
che advertise ment of LIABLE BROTHERS, cor
Der1th and ID streets, elegant and fashionable
clothing can be had at their establishment AT
zach re markably low prices that il is no longer
eificult thing to get q full new suit This house
presents one OF the largest and best assorted
stocks of clothing in the city, and II is AN easy
natter TO select here any style or quality:
ARTHUR NATTANs, druggist at the corner OF
I'd and ID streets, has long had the reputation of
selling at very small profits He now offers
large stock of foreign and domestic perfumery,
has in store a large stock of fine old wines and
liquors, which he has bought for medicinal pur
poses, and which cannot be surpassed In quality
Our Georgetown neighbors seem determined
not to be Outdone by the Washin gton merchants
q. THOMAS GETTY, at les Bridge street. offers
. stock Of illustrated holiday books bibles
Prayer-boeks, fancy stationery, &C., at prices
which he claims are lower than those Of our city
his store is fine one, and the visitor is sure to
hnd something there which viii be a very ac-
septable present.
The japanese government has engaged nume-
reus Americans to manage their affairs and
introduce western ideas in that country, but n.
W. BURCHELL, at 1882 F street, reyerses the
process by introducing Japanese ideas here.
He Unsecured lots of attractive japanese goods
which he offers for the holiday season. His stock
81 Hallard candies is very large, and is lust the
article for Christmas trees.
The grand opening of the emporium of
MADAME T.. SIRENS, at els 18th street, takes
place To- MORROW. She has received a large and
elegant stock oil hair and fancy goods, to which
she invites the attention Of the ladies.
our bakers are oftentimes compelled to work
night and day At this season to supply the great
dtmand upon them for cakes. G. RErsINGER
s3 ~ street, 8. W., seems to have made ar
rangfments to accommodate everybody no
matter how fast the orders may be received. To
Sunday schools and other large parties he allows
kinds Of cakes, candies and other good things for
Christmas.
IL is astonishing. What il? Why, that such
elegant articles can be had for dollar at the
well known store of PRICE, 45I PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. No wonder that his store is constantly
crowded, and no wonder that those who patron
re him once are sure TO do 50 again. Prigg has
the pioneer dollar esta blishment in this city, and
among his Customers hundreds of our I'M Ost
respectable citizens. Rich and poor may all
find something there to please their tastes and
snit their pockets Give him a call When max,
ing your Christmas purchases.
The large sale of jewelry, plated ware, &c, at
the suction rooms OF W. l. WALL X Co., eyery
evening this week, offers rare chance to secure
holiday presents. This sale is the stock of r.
Fulton Co., and comprises diamonds, gold and
silver watches, plain and fancy gold rings, &c.
Everybody in town knows Col. BENZ +.
FRENCH, who keeps a irst-class stationery store
under the National Metropolitan Bank and
everybody ought to know that his stock, lust re-
eeiyed for the holiday season, cannot be sur
passed he has been In business here for many
depended ON.