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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-11
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. B. 90.


~ weMzIPAsSENGER TRAINS
80 ~S2~8xwill be run by the follow ne
schedule on and after November I, lT2--
Wheeling time:
sT. LOUIS EXPRESS.
RAsT-LKAvB wpIT-LEAvss.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at......5s3J A. n. daily at...ll35 A. n.
ARRIvEs At ARRIyEs At
Cumberland. 2:25 p. n. ColuTnbus ....-ySij r. N.
BaltimOre.--SD SSndusky ....lISSj
Washington CincinnaU.-lOIj "
ID. C....-----lO;40 ChIcago......- $40 An
PHILADELPHIA. 2?0A N. 81. Louls......l2lj p. n
New York. go
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvD wET-LHAvEs
sWheeling sWhssllng
daily at. $50 p. u. daily at. 7DA.x
ARRIvEs AT ARRIVE
Cumberland.I:l0 A. n. Colurnbus.--3l 10 p. n
Baltimore ...l216P n. Sandusky...- GI5
Washington Cincinnal.-lrlj
D.C.........- l:50 Chicago $40 An.
Philadelp'a.. 6b5 II, LOuis...-..l 2:l5 ,. n.
New York .lo:l2 Sundays excepted.
sundays excepted.
MAILTRAIy.
EAsf-LEAvEs wEsI-LlAyEs
sW heelinR sWheelin9
daily at I:c5 p. n. daily at 100 A. 4.
ARRIvEs At AKRIyEs AT
Cumberland.s:l6 A. n. Columbus-.-. s>25 A. -.
Baltimore....-5sO5 r. 4. t5andusky--. 6pP. Y
Washington cincinnati. rs
ID. C..-.......--G55 p. n Chicago. so A. "
Philadeip'a-ll:0 u. Louis 100 A"
New York. GOA. n sundays excepted
sSatardays excepted
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
KAsT-LzAvEs wn-LEAvKs
sWheelinR wheeling
daily at---1l:l5 4. y. daily st----d0j p n
ARRIvEs AT ARRrvEs AZ
Cumberland-&55 p. n. rolurnbus. p. r.
seundays excepted. Cincinnati 6s3J a n
Chica2o-.----. 5>D Z"
81 Louls.---- Ed p. n
Sundays eIeeptsu
WHEELING, PlTTS'0 A BALI. DI
E.H-LEAyE WET LEAVES
sWheeling washington, IA,
d1iiy at...-6.i0 A. y. daily st......8:4O 4. u
sWheeling Sxashington, Pa,
daiIy st--.--3:25 p. n daily af.----.8:l0 p. n
sundays excepted sSundays excepted
East bound trains make connection'
af Baltimore With trains for PniLsiei
phia, New York and Boston. Al Relay
House, via Washington City, for all point
South
Wet bound trains make direct e1aneo
ton at Columbus for all points West aaC
Northwest
Tickets % al principal points can be pro
THos. q. SHARP,
AstHsnt Master OF transportation
r. T. pEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
! Ing. now
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For Rent.

b R HmoSr GROCERY STAND, STORE
0yiJon ana Dwelling. corner Market ana
usly streets. Possession given immedl'
WV II PpINTON-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-11

MANUFACTURERS FAVORITE.
For heaviest manufacturing purposes.
ALL LOCK-SlTCH, STRAIGHT NEE
DIE.
The r. style, after more than five years
experience, Ina proven itself the most vim
plP, efficient and durable family machine In
the market, and stands to-day as the
REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN SEWING MA
CHINE.
The q. +. style Is now offered To the
pubic after two years OF experiments
Many OF its principles are entirely
new In their application 10 Sewing
Machines Both It's Tensions are original
devices patented oy this Company, and it's
stiffness and ease OF drumming will especially
recommend it. For light manufacturing
uses, In quality OF material, simplicity Of
design and adaptability, II Is equalled by
no other machine.
The NJ. +. style has neither Cam" Cog
Vince" "Compound Lever" or Rotating
Cranks;" runs n0Selessly, easily and rap
idly; Drop Feed on three Edes Of the needle;
n capacity OF nearly twenty Inches under
the arm, and can he used on the finest cam
brio or heavles leather without alteration.
FOR SALE OR LEASE; terms easy, full
Instructions given and satisfaction guaran-
teed,
Agents and CanvaSsers wanted in every
county in West Virginia.
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Agency, 81 Market str ct,
oct4-sb. Wheeling. w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-11

BuckWheat Flour.
paRREIA WARRANTED PURE
NC noy Ii' LIST, DAVENPORT PARKS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-11
-~ CURES pisEasrs rw>
THROAT, LUNGS. BLOOD

n IA -s~-5esh,l mad tcinA ~ which ~" AnNNh
ei are above poiG.ad ~ frlisf The siscosct,S
Nlir-r's most sovereign curative lTnpSfties,
which God has In tllled into the vegetable kiES
dom for healing the sick, than were c Ter ptlv!e
combined IN u.c medicine. The evidence OF ths
H,t Is found IN tbs great variety OF n'osI opsu
rl,e diseases whoa u has been found 10 conquer
la the cure OF Bronchitis. sewers
Coughs, aud the early stages OF SonsutapI
lion, Il has astOglsGtI The Mtd'SA' ihSu''., a'u
enjarat physicians pronounce u we sr'a,Lt
M l,ll discovery Of tie aye While II cGr,s the
s,y,r,.t Courhs, II strengthens the system and
purITIcs the blood. by ia grcai aud thor
81 n blood purifying properties, u cnles Az
MINORS, non IT, worst Scrofula TO
Clnn,a fiotch, PimPie, or Eruphm"n on
M,-rIs!al dlsca.a, M.nvral poisons, and thri.
eli CT, are e-itic,trl, and vigorous health ands
sllli cnls;itlu1l established Erynpclns,
Sale Hh' um, Fever sores ScRi) or
Rough SGin, ~ hort. al the humti'Hs uls'
powerful ptr,lyiug AMI i.'iEuntlng mcIlcihe.
Ify,I III ann fruW-y. Cgbiuiatcd, have al
low cJ'pr OF skin. ur A.rHuwlH brown sp"ls on
st,n Or h,ly, fsrIlrIt htatu..r or dishlner-, hSi
tI.;a In mnI,h informal h'.' " .h',, aIV'n s,
with hot dl,hr-. low spir',. aud gloomy lore
h,Iin.,4 IRE rlIlr appetite, and tongue coated,
WA arc slI,iu, non Torpid Liver or
..HIIIou,urss." In many cases oi"LiNct
Complain" only part OF thc;s symptoms
-, rXb,rinaccl A. a ~ ncdy ioT MI ruch caS'r
lr Pl,r.r's Grllrl Medical Discovery has M
rI,:ll. ~ II eft. perfect Curcr, having tie Nv
o.! .,-,r,'lrnrl mil h'al'hy. For the cuw OF
.IlbltuaI COustlPntIou OF tie bowel ~
. a u,y,r Ct'Lu, ran.jF ard those who nave
- II for thrS pV-pn., Hro loud IN it, PrRlsc
T,s or,,ri,.,n~ or, g go reward t"r n,cdt
elmo thlt wll. cqral 1t loo the cure oi hI tho ds
ca.ra Tor watch 10 "a rccomnshuTd'
ia NV dryi.', - a. 81 per bottle Prepared p
r Y Pierre. VI ID sole Propnclot, AZ hls thcia
al I ah,-a'rry 10 Seneca street. 'uusIO, ~.
S,rd vul.r aiur,-- tor PAM .eL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-11
ALL THb GO!
MOROCCO BELTS,
NENDEk 4 DUNAWAY'S'
IVA
q. HI. 0uimby.

Q. IL. eul1hDys
DEALER IN BOOKS, PER1oD1CALs.
and Stationery. Subscribers fuInlsheo
,1aitb ali the popular Daily and weekly
Newspapers, Pictorial and Literary PaPe as,
Magazines, &c at publishers pf'o ss,w Sa,,
9 On u, and Jshn, Wheeling, W. Va
noyl6 -----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

Efforts are being made to secure the passage
OF an act by the Legislature of Virginia incorpo-
rating the Weldon and Washington railroad.
In memorial recently presented to the body
named IL is stated that 1.-The obstructiveness of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company prevents the commerce of
the Carolinas from seeking markets In this
state, tNirginia;) restraints il from even passing
over her territory; compels it TO 90 direct from
Weldon outside of and around her border, and
Ohilges the Petersburg Railroad Company to
take some step to recover and secure the power
10 perform its public duties, and to protect its
own interest and the interests OF the commlni-
Ties for whose benefit the road was built" In
vested with the right TO build railroad betw een
Weldon and Washington, the enterprise would
tie able to compete with existing intervening
roads and to contract with their owners upon
an equal footing. The result world inure to the
benefit OF Washington as well as to the citizens
CT Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21
0Ov0FD00Ds Securities.
Jay Cooke q %. furnish az foiioVinv 10.
Markets TO-DAY.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 81 Virginia skies, consoIi-
dated e6s; DO. registered, 50; do. new, IS; d. de
tacked coupons, SIS bid.
BALrINoII. Fec: ,l.-Ootton quiet and steady
lev ufcdliDRs, lst4 flour firm and in good demand
prices unchsns.d Wheat firm: white choice aud
snesI, y lOsS2 Is fair 70 prime do, 81 SssS9 o6;
SiaeaSl %: red western, 81 Toa9 50. Corr quiet;
white SOU bern, 60a63 yellow southern mil ed
western 81 Oats weak; southern, 50: western mix ed
Ea45; do. white, 4SaSo Rve quiet, 7ss90 Day in
pork SiSsSB So Bulk meats dull and lower;
shoulders 4ss4H; rib sides, 4ssH clear rib sides
81 clear rib sides, 81; hams. new, I4al5. Lard
Gun, "a western bntter ssier; receipts better;
choice roll. %. Whisky firm, 81
-. NEW foRL. DC. Socks strong. Gold dull,
ia. Money easier is 20 q per cent. daily. Elk
10: North CaroiiI as 81: new. 70.
and firm. Corn dull
LONDON. Dec 81, ii . m.-Cossols opened at eI,I =
9l|s for morey, and 9l1ss92 for account Ropds
Sf loeS: old, gs 1867. 81 10 ao's, $50; new lives,
.LosDoN, pee n, I:ss p m-Oon.ol, closed uu
cbangtd. American securit :es quiet and ste A1y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

The argument of Representative Farnssorth
that the national government shall pay no
general or special taxes for improvement of its
property in this city, because the public build
ings and public business improve the value of
private property here and attracj strangers
who spend their money in Washington, is very
much the same as il A. Il. Stewart and other
wealthy New Workers. should claim exemption
from local taxation because their large stores
aud residen ces raised the value OF the surround
ing property and attracted strangers TO Gotham
Ii Is not necessary TO follow this ar zument out
further still TO its logical conclusions to show
how absurd il is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21
THE WEATHER.

=. ~ - mi st.DeCe Oht>J ot3S0S OSAoeY,t
NAsHINsToH, ID. o., Dec. 81, 1872, II s.m.}
synopsis RoR PAST TwENTY-YOUR HOURS
The low barometer on Friday morning central
over Lake Ontario has continued Its northeast
ward course into Canada. Heavy rains have
prevailed from Florida to Massachusetts, and
snow over the northern portions of New York
and New England. The pressure has increased
and is very high over the northwest, with
northerly to westerly winds and partly cloudy
and cold weather. Westerly winds and gene
rally clear weather are now prevailing over
New England and middle states. Northerly
winds and cloudy weather over the south At
lantic states Northerly winds and partly
cIoudy weather from the Gulf to the Ohio val
ley. Westerly winds and partly cloudy weather
over the lake region.
PRoBABILIrIBs.-For New England and
middle states fresh northwesterly to south
westerly winds and generally clear and cold
weather. For the south Atlantic states north
easterly to northwesterly winds with partly
cloudy weather along the coast. From the
Cult to the Ohio valley northeasterly to north
westerly winds and generally clear and cold
weather. North and west of the Ohio valley
northerly to westerly winds and generally clear
and cold weather, with occasionally light snow
over the lake region. Increasing pressure and
falling temperature for the Atlantic states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

Librarian Spoford, in his annual report, sets
forth in very clear way the necessity for more
SPACE for the books and working operations Of
the Congress Library. How the library is out
growing Its present contracted quarters, and
what kind OF building is needed to supply the
want, are matters treated intelligently and
practically in that report, an abstract OF winch
appears elsewhere. IL will be noted that upon
the plan recommended by Mr.. Spofford, the
Spacious building required for the accommoda-
ten OF great library of three millions of
volumes-the largest in the world-ca can be
erected for q million of dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

Nr. Van Vliet, superintendent of public in
struetiOn OF the island Of Java, who 10 at pres
ent IN the United States examining our system
OF education states that he considers il superior
to that OF any other country he has vet visited
no; excepting Prussia. Being a member OF
many of the learned and scientific societies OF
Europe, NJ. Van yliet's opinion is worth some
thing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

Hollywood in reporting the proceedings
OF the woodlavn Club, lin another column
makes the sensible suggestion that II our modern
young ladies would learn how to cook, instead
OF spending their time in the front room
singing - Who Will Care for Mother Nowc" the
Aforesaid maternal, parent and the old man too,
would be good deal better cared for than at
present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market was striu.
gent ssain yesterday, the rates on call ranging
from L l6 to -l6 Of one per cent. per dsv where
the collateral was railway aud miscellaneous
stock. On pledge OF government bonds the
leWest rate was gold per annum. Mercantile
paper was dull and nominal Government honds
were lower in sympathy with geld. In the stock
market the chief interest was conferred in Erie
Lake shore and Western Union stocks were
strong and Pacific Nail was feyerisl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

The progress Of popular education in the
south since the war looks encouraging. A late
report received by the Commissioner of Educs-
ton from the state superintendent Of public in
stTuctiOn in Texas shows the number of pupils
enrolled as lis, 600, and that q state whose
area is larger than that of any other In the
Union, and whose total population is put down
by the census OF 1870 at but SIS 80. By an act
OF the state legislature OF June, 1871, tax of
one per cent was levied on all property holders
the proceeds to be set apart for the benefit OF
public schools. Resistance to the collection of
this tsN has been made by a few individuals, but
on the whole, the superintendent reports a
strong feeling in favor OF public schools exists
throughout the state. "The counties" he says,
"baye built many school houses out of the pro-
ceeds of the one per cent. tax, and have been
net with very liberal spirit on the part of
many citizens, some of whom have donated
school sites, and some buildings for educational
purposes" But few outrages have occurred
and two school houses burned are the only cases
Of Incendlarism for six months, and but one
teacher has been forced TO abandon his school
A teachers institute Is in successful operation.
The superintendent says: II am hopeful OF the
future and have every reason to be satisfied with
tne past. Public sentiment l. favorable 10 free
education, and 1 think the early morn of a
promising future is upon us. Ii the coming
legislature aids u in our work we can make As
EEe showing for the next twelve months as
any southern state. This year we will be en-.
titled TO a considerable sum from the Peabody
fund, tor We have many schools that in every
respect fulfill the requirements OF the trustees
III OEGeI 10 receive aid"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21
HOLIDAY GOODS
THE yOYOUS TINE

THE Iorotsn.E
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
BEING At HAND:
sna tha' se ma, een,rihuts 60 the general .,.,,.
THkT 9Sk STOCK or AfAVt.
fis. Iry!oRs.
SSsS;T5ssEsrs,
fkksisvys,
Neyer vas more attractive AS's'.
Nor eIeeiled ~ any other e.tsbli.hn,.u, in an.
All The leading brsnss Of
CHAMP AGNES.
hokprkfR' q hIGSssrTk n ksrds PoMnsRT.
H.s1SpsTte,. fer the MING CHAMPAGNE
POTTS none purer OF tettor;
sksf6fssEsEs, q I Iss, y.I,siy:
CATAwBA the beet IN the market. sad -ogd a.
SsrI .bio Tor il. bfiii.nSy' purify .nS iaS fruis
scofcH AND IRISH wHIsKEYs.
JAMAICA sPlsIIs
Firs CoGs.C BRsspIrs.
APPLk BRANDY.
Appropriate ~ the hSieaS.
RYE aud BOT soon wHTskEYs' at sse ant
STAG WHISKY. '''
No better In The ceuntrr.
We the sole prtsfors of this famous brsnI II
~Gisk.y.
Ind NOope Cos famous ALI. the fAvartta 4
OoUtineOtsl turop-. N Elsss shd wohd. ga hsss
hssas, barreis and kildetk ens.
FhkSGH PEAS.
hSPAhtGUs,
BONkIsss sARRIHEs
THON MAMIE,
AhTiCHOkEs.
OLIVE oil.
CAPREs,
ANnHnVFEa
SHAKER PRESERVES. twelve varietiss
superior 20 an, thing in abe market.
RAlelN5.
Prom TIE ordinary cooking 20 the hes; table ra-ia.
CITRoS,
49,, FRUNEs.
.,o,n DATES, C., a..
BRAZIL NUTS, PECAss.
CossERyEs,
Plain and fancy CANDY,
Old Maryland HAMS.
BREAKFAsT HAMS,
BEES TOSGUEs,kc, &C.
fRksH ROASTED COGFkE
We roast our own coffee, using steam power, a-t
an guar sntee TO those using roasted Coz thi.
delightful Leverage in all its purity.
HALL q HUME
dlt-eOtJsnl -0I Mario, spana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

IL is now reported that Catacazy, late minis
ter from Russia TO this country, is not only not
IN Disgrace with his imperial master, but has
Just been employed by him to adjust some &C.
eiesiastieal differences between the Pope and
the Gar. IL 50. we pity the Pope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

MNFCOBUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
~ No. lol-A sta.ei meeting will be held
es EVENING, ss IA o'clock. Election Of
J. X. PATTERSON, r 9. pro tenn
Isl o. F-skAND LODGE Past q sods:
me- TO MORROW sunday ATE RNOON
- "a. =, az the 9TH street hall, to a,,sni tbs
Eastern Ledge, No,
n. SWIFT. Grald sec'r.
IN TshS LODGE, No. no o. F.-rhe
kSxnppnus re requeeted 10 meet NJ the hall
tend the funeral q p q LtSrG ., W n
otGeTk Z. III &C. ANPERsOs sec,y
mFATTENrlQs,w asHINGIOs RIFLE5--
w Every M. moer OF this organiEation fs ear
misty requested 70 be present ~ ,bs Arrn, I'll 81
Tbr RsbAf EVENIeS NEXT m. Sseh -. -
AT Al ?: "a shen business Of Importance viii BE-
IL FRED. q. COOK, Capt. Comusua,.s.
nESPlRITUAL TEST OIRCLI. suNDAY.
vs. - half past m GkAcE Rear. tbs me-.
DUN. viii speak under the inf uence 81 he
" fsiter Poyer IN behalf Of the sufferioe. No.
MSSissIatea 1s s:me. .nd description u spirit
oye cents sdnissioa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

Mighty interesting reading" on every page
of our doabie-sheet TO-DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21
GEORGE c. HENNING,
DEALER IN FURNISHING GOODS,
No 40 SEVENTH STREET N. W,
Has the Largest Assortment of Staple Goods ut
the Closest Prices.

hEdD MADE CLOTHING.
Black Dfess Suits of approx ed q ua tiles from 81
SO ~ '''''' "'' "'O'' from ~ 10
Union Cashmere Suits from SI2 to els
Black and Blue Beaver quits, fast cofors
Youths Cashmere Suits from $40.
Youths Blue and ID sck Dress Suits.
Boys Cashmere Suits from Sc.
Boys Blue and Black Dress cults.
Gentlemens Black and Blue FrOcks, good co,Ors
from SIS to $50
Gentl,me Blue and Black worsted Goats and
Vests. ~
Gentlemen's Cashmere and Cloth Vests of supe.
nor nj and s') ie Of my Own manufacture,
Gentlemen ke;sey Overcosts, in drabs, siaf a.
troTns and blues, fre oi5 to so.
oentlemen's Fire Granite OvercOats, various col
OIings.
Gentlemen Castor Overcoats fast coiors, for Cos
Gestlemen.s Petershsm over coats from Sl2.
Gentlemen's Melton Oy rrcosts from Sl2
G' It'll, mems Light weight Oyercosts, in olives
bIowns, blues and mkt ures, fine goods, for So,
Gentlemen's Chino hilla ivercoats.
G6ntleHens Lsubskn Oyercosts.
black, for $40.
Gentlemen Z Black Beaver Overcoats from Az
GebtlemeD g ZINE Beaver Oyercosts to SO
GentisDen 8 wing Coats, or Glengares, of Peter
sham, Cbinchiis. Cheviot, kepellsnt, Beaver, ksr
sey, &c, from Sl2to SO
Boys and Youths Oyercosts and Wing Goats.
~ Particular attention il directed to my as.nrt
ment OF Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants; and AZ 7
make very large portion Of them myself A mncn
oGeIed for sale,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
sATt Y........December n, 1877,


Temperance il 70 good and desirable a thing
that Il is provoking to see its Advancement in
juTed by Incorporate measures. The prohibi-
tory legislation proposed in Congress to prevent
the use, Is well as the sale, of hquor here would
set the temperance cause back many years,
leading TO private tipping, and striped pig"
subterfuges to obtain the contraband article in
manner anything but conducive to sobriety
and good morals. much better mode OF deal
ing with intempersnce is to set public opinion
right as to its evils. The American people can
rot be driven to abandon a habit, even IL ii is a
bad one; but they are pretty candid and open
TO conviction when their reason Is addressed
And as step in the right direction, we cor
daily second the movement to discourage tip
ping at the holiday receptions. The mothers
OF the land should see to 1t that no responsible
ity rests on their shoulders for starting yourg
men on n career of drunkenness by presenting
the seductive drinks at their holiday tables,
that more inevitably lead to intemperance than
Coarser and more repulsiye liquors. Women
are the great sufferers from intemperance and
they are especially interested In discoura cling
Il. They can do much in this direction by
making it Questionable. The sight OF a pro-
cessiOn Of maudlin, tipsy youths passing from
house TO house on Christmas or New Years day
taking their initiatory degree in the drunkard's
career-cannot be pleasant one to any woman,
especially 10 any mother. We are glad there
fore to hear that pretty general purpose exists
among those who receive this Christmas to sub
stitute coffee and chocolate for wines and
liquors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21
Holiday GOODS.

PHsLP q soLoNoNs.
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND AND
HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED
HOSi day BOO ks.
JUVENILE BOOKS
WRITING DESKS.
WORK BOXES,
TOILET BOXES, and
FANCY ARIIULEs
FAMILY BIBLES,
PRAYER BOOKS,
POCKET BOOKS.
SOMETHING TO SUIT EVERYBODY,
PRICES TO SUIT EFsRFBoDFi
GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
PHILIP Il SOLOMONS,
BOOKSTORE.
t,l.a Gil PENSsYLvASIA AVENUE.
oLD MOI BEAUTIFUL (NEw No
7rH sr.SHolIDM PRESENTS. ! IRA ST..
APPROPRIATE FOR ALL SEASONS,
MARkRITERS,
sRHHiNGs ns snd faerosaxF Sa FiSfdRk
FRANZ s, all sizes and styles; Walnut and Gut,
Trsmes Passeportouts, and Picture Cord and Tas
sells, Nails, Kings. &c, Wire Center. Gold Plated
sna o,ia nnsa Picture Cords Aiso large and choice
PAPERHANGINGS,
all grades and prices, incl udins beautiful selec
Center Pieces, Imitation Wood, Marble, &C. Bar
gains offered in the above. Also, full line Of
WINDOW SHADES.
Window Shades and Picture Francs Made to
PaperhaDgins in City OF Country
Please call ard examine our stock before pur
1%iTs I 4. CASH,
DRzME OYSTERS
FOB THE
CHRISTMAS OLIDAYS,
We most respectfully announce to our numerous
patrons and public that We are receiving IN ~
the most choice brands Of the F1NEsTS ~ led
SALT WATER OYSTERS that the NM
brny deep can produce. w
We are TO day unloading schooner
III AZ lie, ~ five hundred bushels of the well known
and favo'ite brand of /" HsrD HarbOr;" also, the
sloop" Breeze" three hundred bushels of :. North
Rivers, which brands hold the entire monopoly
Of, and which will be served in Popular saloons
in every style also in packages of all sizes for
transportation,
HARVEY d HOLDEN,
IL Conner Pa axenue and lith AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-21

TIN HOLIDAYS
1872 and 1873.
HEADQUARTERS FOX H0rFDsY co,oS
rHK LARGEST STOCK kyER PRESENTED
TO THE PEOPLE or wAsaIEGroS.
TIE BEST GOODS!
GREAT VARIETY, AND Low PRICES,
CHR RUPPERT.
IMPORTER,
4o2 SEVENTH STREET.
Between ID and X.
Tskes pleasure in informing the public that ne
nss I4st Tecsiyed, through his CORES Pendent. N
Germany Ger France, snd England. the largest ana
FANCY GOODS,
KvER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY
They we're selected in Paris, Vienna, Bohemia,
ssizerand, and other places Of note upon the Con
They consist in part Of
Eieesht Embroidered Chair and SOFA Cushions:
haittsd worst.d Goods, Of sIl descriptions: R,hs,
cal CHAR Stands and Boxes. Opera GLASSES 10 Pead
12d ivSsy French P.ICnSy IL s5ss, VARIETY
ing Cases, Work Boxes and Work stanas; Dolls Of
all descripti Masks, embracing all Characters:
Rock, Spring, and Hobby Horse-. Proreliers,
sleighe, W sRons, Mteelbsrrows, &C, &c. &c.
Mr.. RUPERT having purchased this immense
stock direct from the leading manufacturers OF
Europe, Is ready 20 sell them rs low 3 the same
class Of goods be had Of any house the ca, u
New York
Mr. RUPERT offers great Inducements 20 pur-
chasers Iade, w lsfi-v hold ~ fai-s shpuld
not fail to examine his stock Those who desire 70
avoid the large crowd usually At Rnppert's during
, The HOLIDAYS would do well to make their selss,
tpus ~ onoe dlsl2E