National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-23

ever Of that reverenes due 70 holy subjects that
may have died within him curing year Of busy
book H. more precious than the one that
contains the words OF the Reverend Fathers which
JOY. Mr.. Bfosnsn has estsbished in this city
bookstore for the sale Of purely Catholic litera-
ture. His stock has been most carefully selected,
| and the prices charged are just and reasonable.
/ On his shelves are many works-somei in pamphlet
| form and others bound-which are very sppropri-
| purchasing literary goods elsewhere, should ex.
i anime M Brosnan's catalogue
A. L. HAMILTON, 423 SEVENTH STREET.
"The maiden then. In quaint attire,
L.oosed from her head the silken hood,
And danced before the yule-log fire
The cracking monarch OF the wood"
But before doing that she went to Hazelton's,
| and provided herself with q selection from his
misses slippers, Slippers vieing in nestness and
beauty with any Cinderella ever wore. His IL the
| great Washington emporium for boots and shoes,
and speciality Is made In hitting arched insteps.
He also has the great Centennial novelty, the ne
plus ultra in shoes. Do not fail to give Hazelton
saies and sty iiss make is the rule at HaSeltOns.
J. W. ooLLEY, Sol MARKET SPACE.
'tOh, she is fairer than the evening air,
Glad in the beauty Of q thousand stars
Ifyou wish people TO say that Of your wife or
daughter or sweetheart, select for her some nne
gifts from the complete stock Of ladies' dress
goods st ]. ". COlley's emporium. Beauty Is
always attractive, but douoiy attractive when
neatly and handsomely dressed. Mr.. Oelley has
line Of excellent goods, which he is disposing OF
at unusually low rates. Plain and plaid goods,
sIks, merinos and cashmeres, ladies' Furnishings,
and everything else to adoTn beauty, can be
elsewhere look over the well-stocked shelves Of
Mr.. Colley's store, and you will be sure to md
many things that Will please the taste and suit
the pocket-book.
DREW AND GIBBS,
Ninth and PennsyIvsuia avenue. When Apollo
aLfp m has rInp n
old Thomas Tickell:
"Eyery plant, every hore- and their virtues 1
God Of Hsht, I'm at owe, and Of plrysIc below
But not being able to attend to the physic part
of his business, he delegated It TO Drew < Gibbs,
two of the best druggists In the world. From the
most potent poison 10 the most harmless drops of
dew. Prescriptions are safe and sure 10 their
hands. Pure and fresh medicines are the ones
they keep, and In addition all the fancy articles
usually found in a well-appointed drug store.
woSE's coNFEc rIoSERT. III SIXTH STREET.
Two birds, suppose, Of various feather,
Hung in one room by chance together"
and they were married, and the father of the
why, what would he do? Like a sensible man,
he'd go 10 Wonn's every night, and take home q
few pounds OF candy or a fruit cake Would you
capture a sweetheart without trouble, hrst consult
Wonn. He'll recommend the right sort OF thing.
MARKRITEs's,
No. $50 Seventh street. Again we have the great
est pleasure in calling attention % Markriter's
class. There is nothing fleeing and transitory
in their value. They are all solid and OF the best
class Whatever ne oners 10 palntlngs, on, maIe.
Thousand beautiful gifts can be purchased there,
and all friends very earnestly invited TO give
him a call.
NJ. GoLDsTEIN, UNDER THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Here we pause to light fresh cigar. A beauti-
full lady, wishing to win the favor Of the gods,
went to Goldsteins yesterday and purchased q
box of ciI ais. She has given one hundred away,
one to each of her friends ard now they are sealed
TO her for life. The memory Of so fragrant weed
fingers like beautiful dream. All young ladies
should go and do likewise. What q bouquet is to
will Vim ones SG ES NoFd to 6SSae ssa
in the theatre to Presidential NJ ansion. Don't
forget the cigars. N. B.-Don't forget the cigars.
wM. R. RILEY, NO. 713 MARKET SPACE.
"what black magicisn c1pjures up this fend
To stop devoted charitable deeds?"
Whoever or whatever he IS let him have q
glance at the wellhlled show windows Of VIM.
X. Riley's handsome store in Market Space, and
he will want to make Christmas present TO
some Of his young lady friends himself. Glossy
silks, soft velvets, seductive cashmeres rich
camel's hair, everything to throw the woman OF
the nineteenth century INTO eestaeies! MI; key
the season. He has also ladies' cloth cloaks and
cloaking cloths, cloths and cassimeres for men
sorts Of notions to please the fair sex and hsighten
their charms.
TIN. NAuDAIN, fo9 MARKET SPACE.
blest,
Not necessarily the man who gives o doubloon
from his bounty, but him also they bless who
offers dress goods at prices which all can afford.
The great neeessaries of life are clothing and
food, and the man who brings goods Of either
class within the reach Of all is public benefac-
tor. Mr.. Naudain has on hand o large stock OF
dress goods and is opening fresh invoices Of holt
day goods daily. Silks, alpaess, hannels, ladies'
and gents underwear, ladies' furnishing goods
md fah vi of al Kinds q enld n ore
reduced rates, as the stock must be reduced. He
has also superior lot Of carpeting, and at the
rates which everything is selling an excellent