Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-23
HOLIDAY GOODS.
" bere 10 Purchase Them.

day, rs new advertisements appear, to direct
our resders where to 60 for Holiday goods.
Nothing wins the confidence Of purchasers 50
completely as candor and fair dealing on the
part ef the merchant; and thu 1t is that Csc.
e. HEsNING, clothier, No. 41o 1th sire ct, has
succeeded in bnilding up so large and success
.sce M, never does things sy halves sss
Price attached TO each article, 80 that ANY one
can tell beforehand just what to ask for and
hew much II will cost, and there is no deviation
from the price set, as his maxim Il one price
only, and no dickering. II will be seen that be-
sides his immense stock OF ready made clothing,
he has fne cloths N store, and fseit ties for Q,
furnishing goods is unrivaled in the District.
A stroll into the cspacious and tsstefully ar
ranged establishment Of PHILIP s. SoLoNoNs
arts with the choicest literature is here exera-
plihed. In addition to the works Of the most
popular authors most msgnifcently boand. are
TO be found an almest endless variety OF iuve-
nile books fren England, France, Germany,
and our own country, family bibles, prayer
books, pocket books, writing desks, work boxes,
toilet boxes, and a collection of fancy articles
seldS N seen in Washington.
A devoted husband, anxious to CRAFTY his
wiir'sexqu site taste and at the same time sdorn
has home with gems Of art, can do no better
than call at MARKRITER's, 439 It'll street, Just
stove Odd Fellows Hail. Here are displayed a
large variety OF oil paintings, chromos, engrav-
iBgs, photographs, &C.; also, picture frames of
every conceivable style and material; al selling
very cheap. Here, too, Is one OF the finest as.
soI tnen. of Wall papers and window shades 70
he found south OF New York. As We are tod
"a thing OF beauty is q joy forever" those who
bGy one of the exquisite pictures to be found at
MaTETeter's, show Judgment as well as taste.
The crowd at BEGAN s. WYLIK's dry goods
store, Nos. 1918 and 1920 is undated and
swaImsO of pretty girls come int town jIst ID
rig themselves ont here. The low prices that
his staple and fancy articles are going at il sim
ply unexampied, and IL by-v0Td among the
Flora McFhmsy's.
Nothing gives such zest to q Christmas dinner
aN<xfstx a h.. x,Sk.z
ing would be more desirable for present than
set of decorated china Bohemian glassware,
French glassware, fine plated ware, or an arti-
Gle or that beautiful Berlin, Paris or Vienna
fancy stock. WEBB s. BBvKRIDeR, i2i 7Eh
street, under Odd Fellows Fall, have received
another invoice. Don'tfsil to inspect this stock
ladies.
Ladies, discard newspapers and buy your
selves one OF CHARLES BaUM's bnsties, at his
place on Ith street, between ID aud L stree3s.
garments, hosiery, hid gloves and human hair
TO be found in the city; also, Wilcox & Gibbs
sewing machines.
carriage collapsed while taking his wife and
baby out for an airing, here goes $500 to the
dogs,-now IN do what 1 should have done at
first, go to r. II. GRAHAM's and buy better
one for less money"
All heads of families and housekeepers who
would consult economy and enjoy the real
Injuries OF life should buy their groceries at s.
n. BACor's, 100 Market Space. Here is some
Of their good tbings-Havana and Valencia
oranges, figs, rasins, Malaga grapes, California
pears, French Prunes, 100 barrels selected
stock OF wines and liquors just suited TO Christ
mas.
"For my Christmas present I'll take one Of
those opera cloGks. velvet jacket, lace shawl,
some initial hsndkerchiefs, or y few coila-s and
cHffs from the dry goods store of JOHN T..
MITCHELL, S51 Pennsylvania avenue, as he
keeps the best kind Of dress goods" said the tidy
aud sensible little widow McJiitam TO her uncle
MuggIs.
To lady Of taste and refinement. young or
old, nothing suits so well Tor a CHRISTMAS gilt as
bIoDZes, jardineires, card tables or hanlouIe
vases. d. W. BoTELBR & Bro. supply ali tho
hrst-class houses with these articles, also with
china, glass and cutlery.
Nothing is 70 pretty for an inexpensive gift rs
handsome chtomO, hograph or steel engraY-
ing in neat frame, or, what is better. u e
works illustrated by Gustaye Do q. SroCKyAy
* Son, corner of 9Th and streets, have thess
things in profusion, and they can complete any
book published in parts at publishers prices.
Nothing makes pretty miss look so jaUnty or
young widow so killing rs becoming switch
chignOn or the styles orfrizzettes Just out and
Tor sale by MADAME EsTRRN, els 18th street,
second door from &.
For boys presents, such as cheap skates,
boy tOoi chests, cheap sleighs, bird cages. &c,
our readers should look in At JOSEPH IL. SAvA-
GEs, Pennsylvania avenue, second door from
10th street.
"A most becoming outfit in the clothinglne can
be procured at the weil-knOwn clothing empo-
rum o! NOAH WALKER i Co., Gil Pennsyl-
yania avenue, and at prices that defy compe-
ttion.
For coal and wood. cheap for cash. delivered
from vessel and wharf, go to JOHNSON Bros,
JohIson's wharf, foot of 18th street. They
guarantee you 2,2IO pounds to the ton of coal.
and will treat You fairly.
Under the head or groceries IL generally IN
Guided host OF good things which are ALSO
lutely requisite to the proper Observance OF
Christmas, and as NEST housekeepers are apt 20
overlook something in making up a complete
iarder Tor this occasion, we recommend tnein to
lISf he ha. nto-p
hID, ELPHoSZO YouNGs x Co, Masonic
Temple. Cut out the list and take il along with
you when you 20 there.
Old Sampler says he has been the rounds
for groceries, hut the articles kept in store by
Messrs. HALL < HUME, 901 Market Space, gets
to him tor quality, variety end quantity. He
recon mends his friends to go there.
Those in quest of sonnet hing fresh, interest
ing and tasteful in the way OF holiday Illus
trated books should examine the superb stock
OF English books of this class, to be found Al
SHILLINGToN's. On his counter may be found
all that the great London publishing houses OF
Routledge Sons, Seeley, jackson & Halliday,
season. Added to this stock Shillinyton alJ0
has the products of the best American publish
ing houses, making, perhaps, the largest sssort-
ment OF juveniles in the city.
There Is nothing better after all than roast
beef for Christmas or any other day, and even
II We have roast turkey, good piece of beef
JAMES A. HoFFNAN will have at his stalls, G3i,
635 and CSC, to- morrow morning the finest beef
ever slaughtered in the District, and will sell
extra cuts at the regular prices,
Our friends Of the Catholic faith will bear in
mind that at the Catholic bookstore OF ID. A.
BRossNAN, s2e q street, an elegant assortment
OF bibles, prayer books, in English, French aud
German; also, miscellaneous books, suitable FOR
presents, rosaries, gold and silver medals, &c,
are kept for sale. Subscriptions received for
the Catholic papers and other publications.
Useful housekeeping articles for sale at OG-
DBN's, 81 9TH street.
Take your lunch at AMAN's, 31T 9Th street;
commodious dining rooms and private rooms
fer ladies and gentlemen
To treat your wife friend to an airing, get
one OF j. b. OLCOrr & SONS elegant teams
il6 Sth street, between ID aud e streets.
wise man II he who carries umbrella,
but should IL need repairs a wise man will not
cast II aside, but take IL to ID. PIRRCs, HOS f
street, who will make il good as new for a trihe.
IL you have bad teeth, have them attended u
before Christmas. q. b. Foster, NJ. ID, 196
New York avenue, will put them in order for
you.
plenty OF pure, sweet country milk Il one
OF the most indispensable articles nov. II can
lie bad At the Piedmont dairy, SIS 10Th street,
between 4 and streets, at 10 cents per quart
and sweet cream at III per gallon.
An array Of gift seekers storming RUP-
PEhT's toy store 9TH street, daily, and he taxes
t very kindly.
THOMAS RUSSELL, 12iS Pennsylvania avenue.