Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

must have the room they occupy for other goods. HENRY PLUMB. The Elegant nnd Notable Display at
 Cutler's.
 The display at Cutters Art Gallery rivals in elegance and variety anything before of- fered at this noted resort for artistic produc- tions The proprietor has achieved success in his wishes to serve the public this year, greater than any before in the history of this successful art emporium. It has been visit ed by thousands, and eyes most competent to see and judge of the merit of the display have testified unmistakably, seconded by oral expressions of enthusiastic admiration and praise, to the excellence, worth and beauty of this Christmas exhibit of 1882. His large store, rendered much larger than in past years by the recent extension, seemed to be crowded to overaowing with choice, tasteful and beautiful goods, all, collectively and indl- vidually source of admiration and satlsfac ton, and likewise temptation for investment too seductive to be withstood, and attracting also host of buyers who found no need of tiresome jaunt to the metropolis with so strong inducements at their own doors. The stock is beautiful still, for notwithstanding the rush to Cutler's the proprietor has had new goods constantly arriving, filling the waste places and making them to glitter and glow anew. MT. Cutler has been the means of familiarizing and popularizing art terms in the city and rendering them, if not as ''fa nniiar as household words,' at least under stood, where before this knowledge was little cultivated in absence of first. class art store The chromo age has passed, though that was 8 step toward the higher art interest of to day, and in place of cheap Autographs and chromos many valuable enpravlngs and artists proofs of high value are sold. Very often MT. Cutler makes a special exhibition of a small collection of oil paintings and sells valuable paintings by noted artists. The late development of decorative art has grad. ual1y led him also to extending the field ara he now sells many choice and elegant things in the way of fine china and porcelain vases and brass and bronze ornaments for home decoration.
 Among the many fine articles sold in the ! past few days have been placque for one hundred and twenty five dollars, one for one l hundred and fifty dollars, and another for 1 two hundred dollars, very artistic produc. l tion. Often also articles of this class are sold l for from one hundred to two hundred dollars, and occasionally at a much higher price. l At the same time much thought i nurtured and crystallized by experience and observation, is expended not only to secure | high grade of articles, but those likewise of 6 less expensive grade which shall be artistic and ''things of beauty,' if not 'joys forev er," within the reach of all, even as low as fifty cents and dollar. Many dollar article, may be found in the collection. The aim o1 the proprietor, as we understand 1t, is to se cure fine things, genuine artistic articles 1 whether of cheap expensive grades, and the result is shown amply in the varied, di versifed and charming display which SC many of the public have already seen ant enjoyed, and endorsed by liberal purchase al well as hearty encomium Long custom ant experience and devotion to his profession make the work of selecting not only 'ousi ness duty, but source of pleasure, and il making admirable selections it is the verdic that he has but few equals il the country. This work of selec tion involves with him no nasty superficial work. The stock might easily b selected at random in little time-in on day in most cases-but to make the complet
 and beautiful display which is seen at Cutler much time is spent, and the (custome gets the benefit of careful searching of tn
 establishments of the great importers in al the principal cities. Io attain his end h
 visits not alone New York, but Boston an Philadelphia, and the establishmf nts in thos cities are thoroughly searchedy The labo of finding suitable collections from which t , choose is no easy matter. The public inter
 est in Mir. Cutler's stock is much enhance by this conscientious labor, as is seen in tn indorsement of this Christmas display, an
 others in the past less extensive. Anon the attractions are: Engrasings Of the pes subjects by the best masterg, fine photograph f and photogravures of multtudes ot line plf 5 lures that are never reproduced ln othe
 
 propriateness for all kinds of pictures pam
 ings by some of the best American and fol
 eign painters, beautiful decorativ 5 articles from tho hands of skillfr
 amateur artists, plaster, Parian an
 marble statuettes, bron je medallions and bal 1 reliefs tastefully fres4ed, plastic sketche
 from the hands of thg best artists employe l. by the renowned Chelsea tile works, vases v jardiniers, urns, comports and numerous al ticles of artistic bricv vh brac varying in style
 quality and materia from :he simple and il
 expensive wares of American and Europea a production to the }>hoice and beautiful pro a duets of the world renowned furnaces of E1
 gland, France and Germany, beautiful ol
 iects in colored glhss for use ornamen . artistic and beaussful articles for the tabl, c such as ice cream sets, salad sets, oatme
 sets, biscuit jars5 dessert plates, bread an
 milk sets water sets, cordial sets and man
 other articles in china, glass and porcelain 3 The display is well worth visiting and is,
 we have said, kept up to the standard, d.
 spite the rush owing to the arrival of goot l to take the places of those that have gone , response to the Christmas spirit.
 t Opened this morning large assortment l. y dies hand bags to offer at much le
 than regular prices. H. PLUME. f Fruits and Nuts.
 , Mix & sJudson deal almost exclusively j Il these go 5ds, and their stock is new. fresl
 large a, a reliable. The finest Flord
 oranges. Malaga grapes and bananas Catav t ba and salem grapes in desirable package F Low pS<ced fruit for those who prefer it.
 City Market, Chapel street entrance Palbitation of the heart, nervousness n tremf ,lings nervous headache, cold hanc
 and feet, pain in the back and other form 5 of weakness are relieved by Carter's fro 0 Pills, made specially for the blood, nerve - and complexion.
 Wholesale by Richardson Sb O.. all drut I gists at retail. d2O Cd 1w
 Plush, Russia leather and morocco DOT ,aonnaies, purses ard hand bags at greatly r'
 duced prices at
 EDWARD VALLEY i& Co.'S l Popping Corn,
 1 Old and warranted Corn popped, sugare Fl and in red and white balls made on tE , premises. Mix and Judsop, City Market. s The digestive organs weakened and wor
 out by using cathartic medicines, restored s using Browns Iron Bitters d22 6d1w
 s.Death on Dirt" whitens, cleans, softens and bea
 nI,4I,a No HniJir or ruhh