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The FLoRESCEs have been performing to
crowded houses at Richmond, Va, and We
gladly copy the following tribute to their YER
satile talents:
Ge7aeft Of Mr.. end Mrs Forenee This
evening Is set apart for the benefit of those
talented artists, who, without eXaggerstion,
are not surpassed In their respective lines
Mr f, as persOnatOr Of Irish character is
deseryedly popular, and not only amuses the
audience by " the brogue," which he has to
such perfection, but also by the very natural
way be has In representing any of his char
acters- he deserves success not only for his
talents and ability to please, but as we'll for
has Indomltable perseverance and studious
EFFORTS to gain renown IN his profession From
comparative poverty, with a widowed mother
and brothers and sisters to support, he has
worked MS way up TO his present enviable
Eosiuon, and has exemplifed once more the
iaet that self-made men are the best after all:
the very back Of society. Mrs. Florence,
Formerly Miss Malvina Pray, an actress and
dansegse long known to the theatre goers of
New York City, has most brilliant attain
ments, anu performs such versatile round of
characters, that wherever she goes the nub-
lie arc enchanted with her performances
Numerous tokens Of an appreciation of the
talents OF these popular artistes, have been
presented them In different cities of the JJnion
and wherever they have once appeared. a
hearty welcome is sure 70 be extsnded tLem
On their return.
-Four laughable and entertaining pieces will
be performed tonight. Mrs. Florence will
dance grand Spanish Dance, and a Cane
Cod Keel, and Mr.. Florence will be +" lion''
LOT the occasion, Of the real Irish kind.
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ARNY,s CONFECTIONERY,

No. 81, BRIDGE STREET, GEoRGETowN.
NOW 70 THE TIME AND THIS Is THE
~ place, TO engage your Christmas and New
Years CAKES, such as those, for which we
tan Mechanics Institute last winter. An elegant
lot now on hand also, splendid assortment of
BON BONS, CUPIDS, and FANCY GOODS.
We are at all tim IS prepared TO execute orders
for all kinds Of Entertainments, a. the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms, IL any
part Of the District.
Georgetown, ID. C, Dec 17-2w
(Int., Union, & Organ)
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y. r. HOOVER,S

Boot, Shoe. and Trunk Establishment.
Iron Hall, Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sfs.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED. LADIES.
4 MISSES, and CHILDREN, Cleth, -,
Button, Bnckskin, Lined Button, Healed j.
GAITERS. Also, thick and thin Caters
Bronze, Black, and Co.ored, al 81 s5 -
worth 3, Ladies Alpine Button Caters. az SO;
French White Satin 6licerlous SLIPPERS Gen
temer.'s French Patent Leather BOOTS and
ohoES, OF AL descriptions; Gentlemen,s De-
Patent Leather and Calf BOOTS and SHOES
My stock Of Fall and Winter Wear, recently Sc
lected nom the most celebrated Manufacturer. IA
very superior.
promises to ofYer unusual Inducements and re-.
sPscauiy soncit your patronage and infnence
oeS tf-u =. p. HOOVER,
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GEN. HOUSTON, when attending a barbecue
1t Austin, Texas, on the 23d of November,
was received with high honors. When he af.
forwards entered the Representatives. Hall,
he was attended by band of beautiful young
girls, each enc with shield on which was
painted the name and eseutcheon of some
State. Two others in long snow-white robes
were dressed to represent respectively the
characters Of the Goddess of Liberty and JUS
tlce. They were both beautiful representa-
tons. Justice was blinded with n thin white
gauge tied over her eyes, and carried a sword
and scales; and the highest compliment that
could DO paid to the young lady that repre-
sented the Goddess Of Liberty, was made by a
negro, who remarked: "Ugh dat little gal
looks like the pietur on a half dollar"
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ESPECIAL CARD.
~ NATIONAL THEATRE.

Lessee and Manager. .........H c. JARRETT.
The Management is happy to announce to the
citizens Of Washington and Baltimore that he has
succeeded in perfecting his arrangements for pro-
ducing in the course Of a few weeks at the above
Theatre,
A STERLING PLAY
with the entire cast Of characters sustained by the
MOST EMINENT ARTISTES,
brought together from
VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THE UNION
now upon the American stage, whose standard
worth and abilities are universally acknowledged
The brilliant array Of genius, the
CONSTELLATION OF STARs,n
that viii be presented will form an
INTELLECTUAL FEAST
never before offered to
ANY AUDIENCE
IN ANY COUNTRY
AT ANY TINE.
The remembrance ofwhich will linger in the mind
Not for Day, bat for all Time"
dec lT-e03t
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IL Minne.o,a.-wr. James s,arkey, Of

St. Paul. is now In Washington business in connection
with the General Land Office and will prepared to
act business in RIAL EsrArE I'm the
above delightful Territory He Is
ments for the purchase Of arge
equitable terms Those having dispose of would
do well to const Mr.. s. before sacrificing them per
sonai interview Is solicited Address Kirkwood House.
REFERENCES
Hon. w. A. GORMAM, Governor Of Minnesota
Hon. H. VI. RICE Washington, d. c.
Hon ROBERT SMITH Alton Illinois.
JAMES X. wHITF0RD, ESQ.,, New York
& BORUP CAKES, bankers, ST. Paul
dec -1vs
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IB An auctioneer exclaimed "Why real
ly, ladies and gentlemen, L am giving these
things away ~ @ Are you, said an old lady;
well will thank you for the silver pitcher
you have in your hand"
81 Inc Vineyard Gazette says that an
Irish girl living in that village, who was in
the habit OF SoaPing the dirty clothes before
>Puttirg them TO soak, on being told by her
mistress to get dried Goldfish and put il to
SOAK for dinner, did 80, after rubbing il over
with good quantity Of soft soap.
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compounds IN the shape Of Pills have been to
make room for better production from the vegetable king
dom In the shape of HOSTErTERS STOMACH BITTERS.
These celebrated Bitters entirely vegetable
combination of such nature perfect safety
in being used by both and old male females
latter In particular have received the ssusry benefit
from the use Of these Btters when all other treatment from
the most skful hands have failed in restoring them
state of debility to perfect health For sale by Druggists
generally and by j. N CALLAN and Seventh streets.
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TELEGRAPHIC.-We saw, recently, letter
dated Williamsburg, Va, Dec. 16, 1874, ;"
giving an account Of some telegraphic expert
ments made by Judge Tucker: 81 have no
doubt" Gays the writer in conclusion, " but
by means Of this simple conirivance, the most
important intelligence. might be communi-
Gated from one extremity of the United States
to the other, in half day, if everything ne
eessary were disposed in the most convenient
manner" Now, intelligence can be conveyed
from one extremity Of the Union las it then
existed) to the other, in one minute. How it
would astOnish Judge Tucker, could he re-
visit the Old Dominion,
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BY Dr. FoSTISE Of Paris for identifying the complexion
curing diseases Of the skim for shaving cleansing
removing pmpes tan and frecSes, and many medical
poses Price 80 cents per bottle For sale SHILLING
TONS Bookselling and Stationery establishments Odeon
Building, corner Az street and Penna dec II
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LIME, WOOD AND COAL,

LIME, WOOD AND COAL.
1S00 BUSHELS LIME, WOOD BURNT
lCOO just landed, in good order and Of supe-
rior quality.
Also, Hickory, Oak and Pine WOOD, COAL,
&c. All Of which will be sold low for cash, or TO
punctual customers. WIN WARDER,
Corner 18th and c streets, No. 5is.
dec l7-eoJt
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EXTRA TRIP TO MOUNT VERNON

ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, AT 10
" a. m. Alexandria ut 10x The FL
steamer GEORGE WASHING-&
TON will make al extra trip to the above place
with the Amoskeag Stark Veterans, the Military
OF Washington, and all others that may wish to
unite with them
The fare will be reduced 20 IS cents round trip
tickets, to persons wishing to visit the tomb OF
Washington with the Veterans and ilitary.
The boat leaves Washington at 10, and Alex.
andria at 10k a. IN.
There will be several splendid bands on the
boat, and pleasant time is expected
IL The regular Mount Vernon boat leaves ct {
a. m. JOB CORSON, Captain
dec 17-1t
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GOO KEWAKD.-RAN AWAY FROM
tDOO the subscriber on Difficult Run near Geo
w. Hunters Mill, Fairfax County, Va, on Sun.
day, the 9th instant, q NEGRO WOMAN. having
with her child six months of age, nearly white
The said woman is delicately made, of a copper
color, Is about feet inches in height, and Is
supp sed to be in the neighborhood of George
town, ID @. The above reward will be given IL
taken In Georgetown or Washington, or the adj
Joining Counties, and secured 50 that get her
again. CHAS. w, ADAMS.
dec 17-&* fi-. d N = 1-''ni
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DIED.,

In this city, on the morning Of the 10th instant,
after a serious illness, which she bore with chris
tan fortitude, Miss HARRIET ASHFORD, in
the l4th year Of her age. Sh lived beloved and
died lamented. (AIex. Gaz. copy
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I OST.-A POINTER SLUT, ABOUT SEW
IL en- months old, gray and liver col
ored, strayed away on Monday night JE
last, the 10th instant. Any one return -
ing the same to No. 400, Pennsylvania Avenue,
below the National Hotel, viii be suitably re,
warded dec 17-3t#
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&NOTICE TO THE VOTERS Of the
~ CITY OF WASHINGTON M ner-

RNOTICE TO THE VOTERS Of the
O>A CITY OF WASHINGTON.-Nop per-
son can vote at the next election In this city whose
name is not returned by the Board Of Assessors as
subject to the school tax for this year:
Therefore, every free white male citizen Of the
age OF twenty one years and upwards, residing in
this city, whose name is not on the poll list, and
all other persons, are hereby notified that the
Board Of Assessors will meet daily at their room
In the City Hall, from 10 O'Clock a. m. until 3
O'Clock p. M, from the fifteenth to the thirty first
day OF December, inclusive, Sundays aud Christ
mas day excepted) for the purpose Of revising the
thereto the names Of such persons as may have
been omitted and Of making corrections In the
same; at which time and place they are hereby
invited to attend.
... THOS. F. HARNESS,
Secretary to the Board Of Assessors
doc 1d-dfDac21
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PERSONAL,

80. Ole Bull is performing in Boston.
.... Parke Goodwin has been lecturipg in
Ohio with poor success.
80. Thomas Darcy McGee has been lee
turing on Louis Napoleon in st. Louis.
.... John S. Thrasher left New York on
Saturday for San Juan.
.... Governor Anthony, of the Providence
Journal, has returned from his European tour.
.... Prince Mctternich recently celebrated
the eighty second anniversary of his birthday
by dinner to his friends.
.... Mr.. Fleischman, formerly of the Pat
CIT Office IN this city, received a compliment
AIRY dinner at Paris, by the commissioners and
exhibitors at the Great Exhibition
go. Mr.. Pitt said something not ineligible
in his last moments. G.. Rose made il to be,
. Save my country, Heaven" The nurse, on
being Intercepted, said he asked foE " barley
water"
go. J. W. Randall who was robbed and
maltreated by two scoundrels at Newbury-
port, two or three months ago, died on Friday
last, in Jay, Maine, from Inflammation Of his
wounds. His two murderers, more fortunate
than others. escaped.
80. Marshal Pelissier has recently con-
ferred on young Lieut.. Jerome Napoleon Bon
aparte, formerly Of Baltimore, the decoration
OF the Legion Of Honor, for great zeal and
activity in the performance of his duties
during the entire campaign "
80. Weed has returned home from Wash
ington TO look after matters at the State cap
ltal. Things have some bow or other slipped
through his fingers; and the deposed dictator
returns home 10 patch up some scheme to re-
pair his political fortunes.
80. Judge. Meek, in his newly published
poem called " The Red Eagle has woven a
brilliant web Of poetry and romance out of
that remarkable and sanguinary chapter in
the annals of the Southwest known as the
Greek war Of 1913.
-. Oliver King and Warren c. Ayres, the
first named recently hotel keeper in Lowell,
Mass, and the latter formerly a broker in
Boston, were arrested on Friday night at Law
renee, Mass, charged with having committed
the robbery Of fifty thousand dollars in gold
from the American Express Company while
IN transitu between Dubuque and New York
.... Capt. Moller, of the United States. has
just returned to Paris from a visit to Vienna,
where he has made an engagement with the
Austrian Government to build for her a steam
war frigate of 100 guns, 900 horse power He
Is about making contract also with the Mes
sagerles Nationsles of France, for the con-
struetlOn of boat TO run between MarseilIes
and COnstantinOple.
-. Commodore Breese, while at the port of
Athens, gave dinner to United States Com
missioner Pryor and ether guests, among whom
was the Russian Minister, who was the only
member of the diplomatic corps present
When the Minister came on board he was re-
celved with proper salute, such as would
have been given TO any other minister. The
circumstance has been distorted into an i'm
mGnse manifestation Of American sympathy
for the cause Of Russia, and as an intentional
ahroEt thrown into the face of the Allies.
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URS!-FURS I'm Georgetown.
lust COMPLETED, AND NOW READY
y for sale, another elegant assortment Of ladies'
FURS, as
Stone Martin, Rock Martin,
Mink Sable, London LYNX,
Fitch, French Sable
These Furs are fresh and beautiful in their
manufacture, and a. reduced prices All STYLES in
vogue on hand for ladies and children. Great
bargains will be given bv calling at the Fur
AANUFAcToRY, No. 1a2 Bridge street. George
town. w. F. SEYMOUR.
dec l5-2W
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RSNOTlCE.-AF WILL BE HELD
~ ythe Young Ladies Benevolent Society,"
for the benefit Of the poor Of this city, at Franklin
Hall, corner Of ID and Ninth streets, during the
present week, commencing on TUESDAY EVE
MING, the 18th instant. at O'Clock.
The hall will also be opened on "Wednesday
and the following afternoons, at O'Clock, for the
reception Of visitors dec l7-6t
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MEDICAL CARD.
nOCTOR STANISLAUS HERNISZ, Req.

T1OCIOH "a ANTSLaCS 0EhNISZ, htg-
IL ula, Practitioner Of Homeopathy, Office 23I
corner and Fourteenth streets. Consultations
from 10 a. m. TO 3 p. m.
Doctor Stanislas Hernisz, having returned from
Europe with improved health, will attend TO the
practice Of his profession.
lie Docteur parle Francais.
Der Doctor Spricht Deutsch.
dPc17-Im&
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R@TO THE CITIZENS OF WASH
49, INGTON.-ReGd and Circulcts The
subjoined memorial is published by direction Of
the Union Association, with a request that every
coed citizen will sign 1t. Active friends Of the
cause can take the petition from these columns
attach it TO a sheet Of paper and having obtained
as many signatures as possible, hand 1t to DR.. w
Jones, President Of the Union Association, and
through the agency Of Committee appointed for
the purpose, 1t viii be presented to CONGRESS.
4. X. OFFUTT,
Secretary Of u MON Association.
To tbs Hon. the Senate and House of Represent
attreS of che United States of America in Con-
greSS assembled:
The memorial Of the undersigned, citizens of
Washington, respectfully represents, that at the
last charter election In this city, large numbers Of
our fellow-citizens, legally qualified voters, Were
deprived OF the exercise OF the elective franchise
owing in part to the limited time as well as the
limited number OF places allowed by law for the
reception Of the ballots but more particularly to
gross assumptions Of power on the part Of the
Commissioners Of elections, who, in many in
stances, disregarded the plain terms Of the city
Charter as well as the judicial decisions Of the
Courts, explaining and defining that instrument
We, therefore, pray your honorable bodies to
enact such law as will prevent these abuses here
afer and secure to every legally qualified voter Of
the city, the free, full and undoubted enjoyment
Of his rights. dec If-3t
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NOTICE.-THE NEXT COTILLON
~ Party Of the Military Association will
take place on WEDNESDAY, the 26th Deem
Der Members wishing TO procure tickets for sale
rsust apply early, there will be no tickets sold
at the door
Thee will be meeting Of the Association on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th instant, for the election
Of officers for the ensuing term. 1t is expected
that every member will be punctual in attendance
By order Of the Association dec I7-3t&
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DRESENTS.-J WELRY, SILVER
WARE, &c.-M w. GAIT BRO. invite
attention to their assortment Of Rich JEWELRY
Fancy SILVERWARE, Silver CARD CASES,
PORTE MONNAIES, Fine FANS and every
ether article In their lire suitable for presents.
NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO,
32i Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
dec 17-3t
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HO! FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNlFI-
Il cent stock Of fine ancy Goods, China Orna-
ments, Pearl, Silver, Papier Mache, and inlaid
Card Cases, Portemonnaies, Cigar Cases, and
Card Receivers. Also, Cigar Stands, Match
Stands, China and Wax Dolls, Childreps' Toys
and Games, Music, nj usical Instruments, fne and
staple Stationery, &c &c.
JOHN f. ELLIS,
dec IS 3O6 Pa avenue near 10th street
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FRENCH, GERMAN, AND ENGLISH
CORSETS.

MRS. WRIGHT MOST RESPECTFULLY
w informs the Ladies that she has now in store
full supply Of the above. and also large GUAM
tity Of CORSETS Of her own manufacture, with
JACKETS, BODICES, SHOULDER BRACES,
BELTS, &C, &c, all Of which she will sell as
low as those OF the same quality ca be purchased
elsewhere. At the CORSET ESTABLISH
MENT, 2i6 ennsYlvania avenue dec Ia
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MISS N. M. MANN, successor TO Mi.ses
IVA 5 j. NJ. McGann, next door TO the A.
Post Office, Bridge street, Georgetown, has ~
just received splendid assortment Of plain ~
and fancy CAPS, at the most reasonable prices
dec li-2
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,rned By the decree of confirmation and

erned by the decree Of confirmation and
where the terms of such decree are specific,
they must be exactly observed in fixing the
locality of and surveying the claim Where
the record and decree Of final confirmation
designate the area claimed-thus, for exam
pie, "sttios dc ganado mayor" or square
leagnes-and the fgurative plan or map de-
lineative of the limits gives surface much
larger than the area confirmed, the location
is to be to be taken wtthtn that surface, in
compact form, according to the lines of the
public surveys, at the election of the con6rmee
as to the precise locality, but in such man
ner, whenever practicable, as not to interfere
with any adverse claim. Where this is not
practicable consistently with the calls of the
confirmation, the law gives authority to the
Surveyor General fer the settlement of the
conflict.
Caucus The Democrats of the Senate were
in caucus on the printer question, after the ad-
journment of that body to day.
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DURE SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY.
dbl pure old Scotch Whisky, high proof
l do Irish do
? 10 dozen bottles pure old Scotch WHISKY
10 do do Irish do
For sale by E. E. WHITE CO.,
No SO Iron Front, Louisiana avenue, bet 6
and 18th streets, opposite Bank Of Washington.
dec 17-St
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~ ENTERTAINMENT MON
~ DAY EVENING, the 18th instant, the
members Of the Sabbath School Of the Sixth Pres.
byterian Church, will give an entertainment for
the benefit Of the School.
Admission free.
"A collection Will be taken I'D. dec 1i-3t
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R~NOTICE.-A special meeting Of the
49, Democratic Association OF the Fifth
Ward viii be held at Casparis' Hotel, TUES
DAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at O'Clock
held on THIS (Monday) EVENING, at the same
hour and place.
c. w. C. HUNTINGTON, Pres.
JNO. 8. DEVLIN, Sec. dec l7-2t
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@>THE FIRST ANNIV SARY
~ meeting of"The Missionary Society" Of
the Assembly's Church will be held in the said
Church, corner 5th and streets, ON WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, the 10Th instant at O'Clock
The exercises will consist Of singing and speak
ing by members Of the Society
The public are respectfully Invited to attend.
w. H. POWELL,
0cc lo-SMW~ Secretary.
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CNNE OLD HAVANA CIGARS.-we have
Il received ten thousand very choice old HA-
VANA CIGARS, imported ave years ago, which
we warrant to be genuine Havana Cigars.
Price forty dollars per thousand, which 10 very
low for the quality For sale bv
E. E. WHITE d CO.,
No. SO Iron Front louisiana avenue. between
9th and eth sts., opposite Bank Of Washington.
doc1
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RAN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
49, Young Mems Christian Association will
be held at It's Rooms on MONDAY next at TX
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose Of electing officers
for the ensuing year. All members Of the Associ.
alton are especially equested 10 attend
JOS. II. BRADLEY, Jr.,
dec 15-2t Rec Sec
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FURS!-FURS.-At seymour's.

fOhS.-f OhS.-At Sc ymour q.
II HAVE JUST COMPLETED Anew SETS
Il Of dark Canada Mink SABLE MANTiLLAS,
which are now ready for inspection. These suits
Of Furs are the largest and richest that haS here
tofore been introduced In this market; are cheap
at $50, but will be sold much lower for cash, by
calling early at the Fun MANUFAcroRY, In
Georgetown. w. SEYMOUR
dec l5-A
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CONFECTIONERY

CONFECTIONERY
nor THE HOLIDAYS.-PERSON WISH
IL ing CONFECTIONERY for the approach
ing holidays, should send In their orders imme-
diately, In order not to be disappointed.
THOS. POTENTINI,
Successor to John Miller,
No. 27s Pa. avenue, 8 doors west Of 10Th 81.
dec 17-2w
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CHRISTMAS NOTIONS.

n NHhISTMAS NOTIONS.
~ SO whole, and i boxes Bunch RAISINS
500 lbs. Zante CUKRANTS
boxes Genoa CITRON
$50 dozen EGGS
S boxes LEMONS
SO boxes FIRE CRACKERS
100, 600 TORPEDOES
S bbls. Golden SIRUP
5000 lbs new hulled BUCKWHEAT
so drums new Smyrna FIGS
ALMONDS, ENGLISH WALNUTS
PILBERTS AND BRAZIL NUTS
MACE, NUTMEGS, CLOVES and other sPI.
CES
Cooking BRANDY, Jamaica RUM, very fine
Old BRANDY, WHISKEY, WINES, 30.
For sale by w TENNEY,
s. f. cor. High and Bridge SITS, Georget'n.
dec 17-eo3t (Orpsn1
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SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT

SUFEKIUK ASSORfMENT
'nF RICH JEWELRY GOLD WATCHES,
" SILVER and SILVER PLATED WARE,
&c The subscriber respectfully informs the pub.
lie that his assortment Of goods for the season 10
very complete, embracing
Superior GOLD WATCHES, for ladies and
gentlemen, fine Gold GUARDS, Vest and Fob
CHAINS
Rich JEWELRY Of every description.
Silver TEA SETS, CUPS, SPOONS, FORK,
LADIES, &c.
Heavy silver-plated CAsTORs, CAKE BAs-
KETS, TEA SETS, and TABLEWARE gene
rally.
ALL Of which he will sell on the most favorsb BILE
terms SAMUEL LEWIS,
$50 Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
dec l7-2w