The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-03-21
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Weekly National Intelligencer.
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TnR GALE CoILEcTIoN,-We called in AT
No. li2S New York avenue yesterday to look At the
fine collection of oil paintings now onexhbition there,
aud were struck with establishment at the grand dis
play The FIRST thing that attracted our notice was
the arrangement Of the gallerya row of gas-ligh,s
running through this roOm-then the carpet, furni-
ture, hanging baskets, and the splendid lowcrs then
the paintings most admirably arranged, with cata-
ioguc containing one hundred and fifty numbers giving
the description and artists name and residence. |
Landscapes marines, figures, and flower pieces most
elegantly mounted In goldleaf frames, with walnut |
shadow boxes TO protect them. The collection is,
without doubt, the finest ever offered IN city, and
we trustit will receive that attention which we think
day. evening, at 1880 O'Clock, and viii he continued
Tuesday aud Wednesday evenings at the same hour
this sale. Mr. n. Scott, Jr. art auctlonccr, oi |
Philadelphia, onioiatng as salesman.
MgssRs TAYLOR & Hurry, No. 933 Penn |
sylyania avenue. have opened the largest and |
most complete stock Of spring goods that has ever
by their lady friends OF the following partial list,
With the prices; Ladies undergarments, elegantly |
trimmed chemlses at SO, IS, Se, IS cents, and up.
upwards; skirts at e5, 10 cents, ~, aud upwards
drawers OF 50, TO- rs cents and upwards, dressing
sacques at 75 cents, ~, 20, ST. and upwards; corset
covers at o. rs cents and up TO 80; Bamoral skirts
in all the different stylish goods and designs In trim
aprons, In many different styles, Mt rs, 25 81, 80
cents, and upwards Inspiring wraps there Is great
ulsters, and urclars and In spring suits might
name the coaching suits, flannel suits, black CASH
slik SUITS, haCk
oamel-hair suits monte cloth SUITS and white Swiss
suits and sold nj the lowest cash price. We advise
our readers to call and examine for themselves.
TAYLOR & Hurry, 1888 Pennsylvania avenue,
have Just opened large invoice Of the a. FOSTER
the finest hid and the mode Of fastening is absolutely
perfect. No button to break OH or button holes to
pert and perfect is s. r This glove
overcomes the annoyances OF the old button glove
besides giving the following advantages: Ease and
N pns IN mar
fectly the different sized wrists, and many other adj
yantages most desirable. Notwithstanding the great
demand for this glove, Mcssrs. Taylor & lIufty are
masters of the situation, and able to meet 1t.
This firm yesterday received another large invoice of
makes of Kid gloves in all the desirable shades and
colors, to which they invite the attention OF the
public.
Ed. MALrBY, model maker, SIT Seventh
street.
TIM price of paper is steadily rising, and
unless Congress grants measures of relief will con-
tnue TO advance In price, hut Notwithstanding this
fact Mr.. j Markriter, No. 628 street, has received
new importation of the choicest wall paper, of the
latest styles, which he was enabled to purchase at
old figures. 1t would, therefore, be well for our
readers to cali ut the earliest practicable and
make their purchases. and at the same time await
men.
The largest and most complete establish
in the -four and feed line In tits city Is that of
William NJ. Gait 4 Co., OF First street and
Indiana avenue. This firm make speciality of
several Of the finest brands of -four In this country
among which are the Ceres, Miuneola Sterling, and
Golden Hin. Families who once either OF these
brands will use no other. For further particulars
see ad.
Mr.. THEODORE FRlEBus, 500 Market space,
announces In another column special bargains In mil
lnery goods His store is stocked REPETITION with
of the largest and best selected stocks In this line
to he found in Washington, while his prices are
always low the lowest for nrst-class goods. A
peruFal of his advertisement will be found Interesting
CALL on f. d. Maltby, ST. Seventh street.
MADAME EMMA SoULE, the celebrated mod
ise, well known in this city, will arrive In WASH
ington on Wednesday next and will stop at the Riggs
House, where she win exhibit all the new and desira-
BILE styles In millinery and matters OF ladies' dress.
She will be glad 10 all her old patrons and the pub
lie generally.
Mr.. w. n. DALTON, 903 Pennsylvania
avenue, has just received his first Invoice OF spring
goods, embracing everything and desirable in
the boot and shoe market. These goods all of
the best makers. and viii be sold prices
times. MIR. Dalton makes speciality OF children
goods.
Mr.. o. P. BuRDErrE, 437 Seventh street, is
the sole agent for this city for the celebrated Keeps
shirts The very best quality OF shirts to order are
only 500 per dozen, and perfect ft guaranteed. He
has in stock large quantity of these goods, and viii
sell six for the low price of from $3.50 to So
is set down for Wednesday and Thursday OF this week
This ady's establishment is 50 well known, and III,
from us could add anything but what is known. Al
invitation is extended to all to call
WE invite special attention to the card O.
DIR. j. w. Mclean, which appears In another col.
umn. Ills testimonials are the very hest, and W,
sufferers OF the terrible Diseases the OF which Ii,
makes specially.
the motto of Mr.. X. o. Pokinhorn, at his printing
establishment 632 and 634 ID street, where he Is pre-
pared to do every description OF printing In the
superior style known TO the printers art.
A GRAND opening of spring millinery, Pa
rsian bonnes and English ronnd-hats, is announced
to take place at Eaton & Kings on Tuesday ant
wednesday next on which everything new anl
stylish in the market win he displayed
SEE new ad. of the Famous - 400 Seventh
street. This establishment has of the largest and
hest selected stocks in the clothing line TO be found IL
Washington. All of which viii be sold at popular
prices.
THE grand spring opening of French pat
tern bonnets and round hats OF $. samstag, Is an
nounced for Wednesday and Thursday next, on whici
occasion everything new in the market win be dis
played.
Mrs. NJ. j. HuYr, 62l and 623 d street
announces in another column that she will exhibit, OF
Tuesday and Wednesday next, her spring importa
ton Of imported millinery and other novelties.
Mr.. ROBERT BEALL, 495 Pennsylvani,
avenue, has Just received number OF new and yalu
able books to which he invites the attention OF tn
public. See ad.
$40 DOWN and IS a month buys ney
organ. s25 down and $40 month buys new plan
att. q. Smiths Bradbury Piano Warerooms 10
Pennsylvania avenue.
THE WHITE HOUSE newspaper. Price tire
cents, to be had OF newsboys, or ONCE, e2i street
CALL on F. d. Maltby, 5l7 Seventh street