National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-24

Ifyou want . fine organ or melodeon send for
price list to the Oldest largest and most perfect
mandatory in the United States, George A.
10. Lay o., 228 Four-and-a-hslf street, are
paying the highest market prices for all classes
Of District securities. 1t is good place to go
Many Of our readers will be unable to enjoy
merry Christmas on account Of tll-health. To all
such as are suffering from liver complaints,
Brghts disease diseases Of the bladder or dropsy,
the most welcome Christmas present would be q
case Of Bethesda water. For sale by Stott & Co.,
DR.. NJ. S. Brown, 1918 Massachusetts, avenue.
All Off are apt to have some trouble with our
teeth during the holidays, from the youngest to
the Oldest. Remember the above address, and as
soon there are any indications OF trouble give the
Doctor Q call.
A pair Of scales Is not an inappropriate present.
Under some circumstances pair OF scales would
be found q most useful article to have in the
house Il Is very aTkWard when an accession ITO 70
rie6 people should supply themselves at the out
set with pair of Fairbank KS scales. Fairbanks
will register the little ng'sweght to ateather
Families supplied by John A. Baker, Of Wash
tngton.
street, has always been executed in q style and
finish that de1es competition. He proposes to
sell OF all monuments on hand at great reduc-
tion: 1t is good thing to attend to this matter
while you are alive. The marble used by Mr..
Jouvenal is from the best italian quarries.
During these cold winter nights nothing Is
more necessary than blankets. If the reader de-
sires frstcI6ss article in this line there Is no
place where better one can be obtained than at
VIM. r. Rney's, 513 Market space, where, in ad-
ditiOn to the goods mentioned above, q large sup
ply Of dry goods Of all descriptions are kept con-
stantly on hand. Give him q call.
We cannot do better service to the ladies Of
Washington, especially those who wish to pur-
chase embroidery cotton, Worsteds, night-gown or
chemise yokes than to direct them to the store of
VIM. Prince, 1909 street. We hope that they
will take advantage of our kindness.
The Malaga Fruit Company, 4Os Ninth street,
sre prepared to cater to the tastes Of the fruit
loving part of the public. 1t is now winter, and
fruit may be eaten without fear Of evil cOnse-
quenees. at the Malaga Fruit Company's store
are kept all the choice foreign and domestic
fruits. They are constantly in receipt Of Malaga
grapes, new figs, French prunes, cartons raisins,
&c, which they sell at wholesale and retail.
W. q. MetzerOtt & Co. are offering at present
some splendid inducements. They have pianos
from the factories Of Chickering. Guild K Co.,
Brainard & Gore and Rosecranz, and also sew
eral Smith organs Of different patterns, which
they are willing to sell at 3 great sacrifice in
order to make room. This firm is the only one
in Washington authorized to sell the celebrated
SteinEay pianos and the Mason Hamlin cab
met organs. All kinds Of musical instruments,
together with the latest productions in music,
can be found in their warerOOms. The great bas-
gains that they are offering now furnish a splen-
iday presents in this line.
StinemetZ, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue, has re-
eetYed splendid assortment Of holiday goods.
Some elegant and costly samples Of furs, sealskin
sacques, Canadian mink, sable, &C., are arranged
in his windows. He deals in all kinds Of fur
goods and at prices that bring such articles with
in the reach Of all. Gentlemen or ladies who wish
TO make good bargain in any article Of this de-
scriptiOn should not fail to call on StinemetZ.
H. Egan, corner L and Seventh streets, has on
hand line Of fine groceries which are unsur-
passed. COfees, sauces, catsup, ales, beer and
furnish in abundance. His place of business is
under Spencer's Business College.