Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-19
GOODS.
WHERE I'D PURCHASE.

LAYING in large and choice stocks Of holiday
goods and announcing the fact through the ad-
veItisiDg columns OF Q universally circulated
paper like The STAR. We note below some Of
the line assortnents presented for the inspec-
ton Of the public, and shall continue to do 30
from day to day, in order that purchasers Who
wish to supply themselves seasonably may know
Just where to go.
ONE OF THE MOST RELIABLE ESTABLISH
MENTs in the city Is the well and favorabiy
known firm of LOCKWOOD, HUFrY, AND TAY-
LoR, 6Z5 PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE. Their rep
RESERVATIONS may always be depended upon, and
we are sure that their prices are as low as the
very lowest. Just now they present an extra
ordinary inducement to purchasers-a discount
OF 10 per cent on all cash sales until January 1,
1873. they have largely increased their stock
of goods fer the holiday seas IN, and it now em-
braces ladies' and gentlemen's tine furnishing
goods OF all descriptions. They have ladies'
hosiery and underwear of the finest quality;
gloves of every kind, cloaks, walking Jackets,
&c, &c. The firm makes q speciality of the
manufacture of gentlemen's shirts which they
sell at remarkably moderate prices.
VERY OFTEN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR
BUYING HOLIDAY PRESENTS CHEAP are pre-
scented at public auctions For instance, at 10
O'Clock to- morrow morning, those obliging gem
tlemen and popular auctioneers, MEssRs.
LATIMER x CLEARY, will sell at their rooms
in TIE STAR building, CORNER OF PRSNsYL-
WANNA Avenue AND l1TH STREET, fine col
lection of household goods, embracing many
elegant articles of furniture eminently suitable
as presents, especially from a husband to his
wife Among these articles may be named
bookcases, handicapped tables, Brussels
carpets, extension tables, glass ware, &C., sc.
The same firm have a sale on Monday morning,
the I'd inst, at 4SS AZ STREET SOUTHWEST,
between Virginia avenue and street. where
they will sell besides household goods, a horse,
several lots of liquors, sc.
A. PHILIPPI, 913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
makes specially of human hair goods, and his
coiffures are the rage with ladies who follow the
fashion. The ladies will remember that he
makes feature of receptions. Call and ex-
anime his large stock of goods.
WEKNOw MOST OF OUR READERS will be sur
prised when we assert that opera librettos
sold for fifteen cents by JOHN F. ELLIS & Co.,
but such is a fact. Don't wait until the opera
comes, but buy your librettos now, and save at
least twenty cents on every one you purchase.
TREL's, 935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, is the
place TO go to purchase holiday goods in the line
kinds, French gilt sleeve buttons, scarf pins,
silk, alpaca and ginghsm umbrellas, cardigan
jackets, ct cetera. He has just received new
lot OF goods, and 1t will pay those who want
ANYTHING in his line to cali upon him before
look ng elsewhere.
liz You WANT TO KNOW where to buy a
splendid roast Of beef or mutton for Christmas,
or any other day in fact, go to WIN. LINKISs
4 Sons, 61S CENTER MARKET, or at 720 Doth
STREET. This firm always make 1t a point to
have on hand meats Of very superior quality
for the holidays.
NINE. ANTOINRTTE BRRHKIM, from New
York, has just taken rooms at WILLARD's
HOTEL, where she will exhibit, to all who call,
something recherche in the line of Paris dresses,
opera cloaks, fancy articles, bonnets, hats, sc.
She can stay but a week, and advertises that
she will sell at panic prices.
Two PAwNBRoKER's SALES, at which many
articles suitable for holiday presents, such as
watches, sewing machines, opera glasses, books,
guns, reyolvers, &c, can be obtained, frequent
ly at one quarter of the original price, are ad-
vertised III the columns of THE STAB. One
takes place tomorrow, at p. M, at the loan
ONCE OF CHARLES HKRzBERG, 62l q STREET
NORTHWEST, Is: samstag & Co, a1ctioneers,l
and the other at 10 a. m. on Monday next at
BoYER's, 3l5 18TH STREET, III. Colman being
the auctiOneer.
HoLMgADS Co., No. sic 7rH STREET NORTH
WEST, invi te attention to their Christmas goods
in the shape of fine dinner and tea sets, decor
atea chamber ware, fancy cups, smoking sets,
&c.
JOHN ANGERMAN & Sons, AIS 7ru STREET
NORTHWEST, announce that they have deter
mined to sell out their entire stock of boots and
shoes regardless of cost. They ask everybody to
come and examine their stock and see if thew
are not telling the truth.
MADAME A. HUBBELL, MlLLINKR. has not
left the city, but has simply removed from 1881
to 9l3 p PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, where she has
'opened out" with larger stock of goods than
ever before. 1t Is sufficient TO say that she still
adheres TO her former reasonable prices.
HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
may be obtained at simultaneously STREET
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. The colonel is
increasing his already large stock daily, and it
Is really pleasure to pass half an hour in his
etOie Inspecting inc many dtTdCIlVe IulnRs IN
the way of holiday books and toys. Besides
these he has large assortment of pocket books,
gold pens and pencils, card cases, diaries, and
other useful and ornamental things too hume
rous 10 mention. Give him q call.
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS yesterday ap-
pointed II. A. Cobaugh, j. H. Burrill, W. II.
Wood, Thomas Gillespie, w. X. Baker, james
Crump, Louis Estman, Theodore Gregg, Geo
Gardner, John Hill, ID. II. Logan, W. II. Par
ker, Daniel Shea, and A. W. Tyler additional
privates 10 do duty at the Treasury department
for twelve months. Also, II. K. Allen, X. W.
Davidge, Granville Mason, s. X. Rhodes, W. H.
Roman and j. A. Thompson for duty at the
same place for six months. II. c. Jones for
duty at Metropolitan hall for twelve month";,
subject n an examination, and Thos. HOd gson
and Lloyd Locke for duty at the Hsmline VI. f.
church. The following applications for liquor
licenses were disapproved: Patrick Lynch. Jas.
DOnnelly, James W. Taylor, Thomas III. Ward.
Jos. Flynn, John H. De Shields, Samuel Mich
ols, L. Philips, Richard Ware 81 Co, Cornelius
Shea, Charles Lochbuhler, Peter Mattern, Pat
rick Gull, Jeremiah Costello and Joseph Engle-
hart.