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II. T. HELMBoLD.
OPERA HOUSE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

OPERA HOUSE COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
HAMILTON, OHIO, Feb. A. 1871.
c. p. Sykes, Esq, Publisher Of Pomerey'S
Democrat:
DEAR SIR-Having advertised the
Hamilton Opera House drawing in some
three hundred leading newspapers
throughout the country, have now
great pleasure in acknowledging that
greater benefits have accrued to US from
the advertisement printed in your val
liable journal than from any Of those
published in the other papers. We
have received in one day as high as
three hundred letters, the writers of
which stated that they had seen our ad.
vertisement in PoMERoY's DEMOCRAT.
j. r. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
W. VI. Pomeroy, Esq:
My DEAR SIR have received flood
of letters from persons in all parts of
the country, stating that they have read
our advertisement in PoMERoY's DEM
ocRAT, and hence they wish to do bust
ness with us. do think that we have
had more direct benefit from those adj
vertisements than from all others com
bined, during the last year, and | sin.
cerely recommend PoMERoY's DEMOCRAT
as the most valuable advertising medium
| know in the United States. We have
advertised very extensively in leading
papers and periodicals.
Yours truly,
j. ID. REYMERT,
President Hercules Mutual Life Assur.
ance Society of the United States.
New York, February 9, 1871.
New YORK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
346 and 34S Broadway.
NEW York, February 20, 1871.
C. p. Sykes, Esq.
DEAR SIR-We take great pleasure in
stating that we consider PoMERoY's
DEMOCRAT, of which you are the pub.
Usher, very valuable medium for adj
vertising.
Very respectfully,
WV. III. BEERS,
Vice President
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Pomeroy's Democrat

will be bold, earnest, and-to use a
word that has become national
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Items of Satire. News, Sar-
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ness and Impudence.
POmerOy's Pictures OfNeW
York by Night,

from actual observation.
Full columns every week of new, liv'
and interesting reading matter, original
and written expressly for
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Fashion Department.

Happenings here and there in differ
ent parts of the country, or items caught
on-the-hy, published under the head of
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who is also Chairman of the Democratic
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tee for the United States.
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The Home Corner.

edited by a lady, "ELM ORLOU,"
whose writings are winning golden
opinions from all who love the pure,
the beautiful, and the refined, as evil
denced in her chapters for wives and
mothers everywhere.
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Editorial Correspondence

from various parts of the country, Wis
tied for the purpose of obtaining infor-
nation and spreading it before the
public.
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in the vein of his book of " NON
SENSE" of which over a hundred
thousand copies have been sold by
Carleton, the celebrated New York pub
Usher.
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POMER0Y'S DEMOCRAT

for 1871 will be found, in addition to
the editorials no other Democrat dare
write;
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as an evidence of gratitude to those
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concerning city manners, customs and
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theatrical and social world-a new fea-
ture in PonERoY's DEMOCRAT.
A carefully edited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16
From Few York.

New YORK. Dec l6-John y. Norton
who dcfauted some 81 5000 from the money
order department Of the postothce few
motnhS go has been arrested by government
officers
\ warrant similar in nature to that served
on Tweed was also served on ex-Comptroller
Connolly at Ludlow street iail last night and
left with the warden Of the Jail as retainer
against Connolly in case he should get bail on
the first charge against him. Tweed and Con
molly will be arragnrd before Recorder Hack
EFT this noon
Other indictments, based gu the proceedings
of the Grand Jury will be submitted to Recor.
der Hackett against Garvey, Inger>oll and
Woodward, and it is stated an Indictment will
be found against a prominent party whose
name has not been heretofore mentioned in
connection with the Ring frauds.
1t is stated that & powerful combination OF
the Atlantic and Great Western Railway and
the English shareholders of the Erie road has
been formed james McHeury is to manage
the raid and Gcn. Sickels has been retained by
the English Shareholders. The new Legisla-
ture is to be asked to order new election of
directors which will doubtless be passed and
:hcn Fisk, Tweed and Gould WILDE ousted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16
Arrest OF Tweed.

NEW York, Dec. LEVIN. NJ: Tweed was
arrested last nj ght at the Metropolitan Hotel,
where he remained prisoner in charge of the
Sheriff. The Grand Jury yesterday found a
Lill against him charging him with committing
a,ielony whereupon the istrict Attorney mott
fled Charles O'Conor who IN company with
the former off GER obtained warrant from Re;
corder Hackett Tor Twced's arrest Bail will
not be accepted By the Sheriff unless accepta'
bic 70 Charles O'Canor. Tweed was occupying
his private parlor in the Metropolitan, Hotel
and was taken by surprise, comparing himself
to Warren Hastings. He made strenuous efforts
to find Recorder Hackett in order to offer bail,
but Hackett was not found and he was kept in
charge ola Sheriff all night liz his rooms Evv'
cry effort vas made by Tweed and his friends
to keep the arrest secret and they were Suc
cessful until very late hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES THE GAZETTE
France.

New York. Dec. ia special from Paris
says: On Thursday morning another interview
took place between President Theirs and the
Orleans Princes which lasted an hour and was
of an unfrendy character. President Theirs
complained especially that Due Aumale had
not strictly observed ,the terms of the previous
agreement, inasmuch as he had endeavnred to
interest Generals in his favor. Due d Aumale
denied this Theirs said II know that you
have visited many Generals who are members
Of the Assembly with a view to obtain their
support in case of emergency. You had sew
era interviews with General Ducrot to whom
you laid bare your purposes. You saw General
Biot, at whose private residence in Paris you
called. You saw Generals Martin, Depalerez,
Chanzy and others. l doubt not your aim IS
patriotic. but to pursue 1t thus IS not IN accord
ance with agreement, and l was particularly
surprised that, not satisfied with these meas
urcs, you also made similar visits to many OF
the subordinate Generals of the army OF Paris,
whose uames can give you if you are ignor-
ant of them.
The Due answered evaSively and terminated
with the declaration that lie would now take
the advice OF his friends, not as to whether he
should take his seat, but with reference only as
to the proper time for doing so.
General Bourbaki told the Due d Aumale
in the presence of General Ducrot, that only
Republic or all Empire was competent to re-
store France, and he could serve no other
regime.
The Orleans plan is for the right to take ad-
vantage Of President Theirs impatience and at
the first opportunity force his resignation; nmake
Duo Aunlale President and follow with dec
aration proclaiming Chambord King of
France Count d Paris heir to the throne and
Due d 'Aumale Lieutenant General Of the King
dom.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16
DOLLAR STEAM ENGINE
THE THREE DOLLAR STEAM EN
CINE

THE THREE DOLLAR STEAM EN-
CINE
has regular engine gearing, and is altogether the
most interesting toy ever presented. twill run
two hoIrs and half, and has power - drive H
dozen attachments.
OUTLINE ILLUSTRATIONS TO SHAKS-
PEARE, by Mortz Retz5gh. l vol. Beau
ttully bound
LOVES AND HEROINES OF THE POETS.
vol. Large ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TIE JOSEPHINE GALLERY. l vol. svo.,
Turkey antique. So. Cloth 81.
TRANSFORMATION Of INSECTS, by DR..
Duncan. Fully illustrated ..........".......S $50
KNlCKERBOCKER GALLERY, by Wash
ngton Irving. New cd. vol, antique...S9
THE WAVERLY GALLERY of the principal
female characters Of Sir Walter Scots Nov
els Engraved by Heath. ."......"........S7.O
TIE BYRON GALLERY. Splcnddly illus
tratcd.
TIE COURT OF NAPOLEON. Morocco,
Turkey Antique......
SWISS PICTURES, Drawn with Pen and
Pencil
DAZIEL'S ILLUSTRATED GOLDSMITH.
One hundred cngravlngs .................S3.l 3
ONE THOUSAND AND ONE GEMS OF
ENGLISH POETRY, selected and arranged
by Charles Mackay. | vol, illustrated. .....S5
LIGHT OF TIE WORLD AND OTHER
POEMS AND HYMNS by eminent writers.
Beautifully illustrated
BRITISH HEROES AND WORTHLESS with
Portraits. 70
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM, illustra-
HOUSEHOLD FRIENDS, for every
son
GLEANINGS FROM THE ENGLISH Pc
Els. VOL, Morocco antique.
LADY GERALDINES COURTSHIP. vol,
Green and Gold Morocco commandments
WOODSIDE AND SEASIDE. illustrated
with per and pencil ..........s'
SHAKSPEARE'S SONGS AND SON
NEIS
POETRY OF COMPLIMENT AND COURT
SHIP, selected and arranged by Palmer with
illustrations. ..''.''.''.''f
SONGS OF SEVEN, BY JEAN 1NGE-
10 w
WINTER POEMS by favoritc American Po-
HYMNS FROM FABER.......",.......
Besides the above, we have u very large as
sOrtmcnt Of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
from 7jc to $40 each.
FINE POCKET-KNIVES,
Wostenholm's make
FINE GOLD PENS
in variety of beautiful holders.
GOLD PENCILS
in Russia Leather Cases, and thousand and
one beautiful articles selected expressly for the
Holiday trade. The best and cheapest goods in
the South.
The above is only partial list Of rich and
elegant goods, selected with special reference to
the coming Holidays, all of which have been
bought at the lowest cash prices, and will be sold
at the very lowest rates 1t will afford me pleasure
to show these goods. To parties who are unable
to visit the city to select Christmas presents, full
information will be cheerfully given by letter.
GEORGE E. FRENCH,
dec IS No IS, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16

THE TAX ON COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
A paragraph has been going the rounds of the
press to the effect that the United States Su-'
preme Court had decided that State had the
constitutional right to impose special license
tax on ''drummers' selling goods by sample n
other States than their own. This it seems is
an error, as the courts decision is precisely the
reverse of that stated in the paragraph alluded
to. The effect of the decision, is to declare uu-
constitutional and void State or city laws COM
polling commercial travellers to take out local
licenses which are not equally exacted of resi-
dent dealers. These laws have heretofore pre-
vailed in various States and cities in the South
and West. A recent case was contested un.
der authority of the Society Of Commercial
Travellers.
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BY Latimer & Cleary. Amci'rs..

(Star OHlCc buildings
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and llth ST..
Washington, d. G.
Gushing LANDING TO BE RENTED
IL BY AUCTION.
Will be rented, by auction, on III ESDA1
the 18th of December, 1871, at II o'clock M, a
our action rooms, for the fishing season Of 1877
Landing on the Potomac river, viz: The
WHITE HOUSE, acknowledged one of the
best Shad Landings; and the SYCAMORE
good for both Herring and Shad Fishing.
Terms at sale GEORGE a. BOHRER,
for Sarah Otterbach.
LATIMER s. CLEARY, Auctrs.
WASHINGTON dec l6-td
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From Canada.

NEW York. Dec. ia Quebec special
states that last might in the House of Assembly
one Of the leaders Of the opposition created
ruptio upon the agents of the Ministry, elicit
inc cheers from the galleries. The speaker
had the galleries cleared by armed police, W hen
the crowd organized meeting outside, being
addressed by prominent annexatiouists who
claimed annexation to the United States pref
terable to armed provincial tyranny.
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The Prince Of Wales.

LONDON, Dec. II a. m.-The following /;
the first bulletin to- day
'SANDHlNGHAM, Dec. l6-9 a. m.-The
convalescence Of the Prince has commenced
and progresses slowly, but steadily;
New YORK. Dec. l6.-Reports from London
10 noon show that the Prince Of Wales con
tinucs to improve.
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The Wharton Trial.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec l6.-The crowd is
not SO great as on the previous days. The jury
were excused and retired from the court room.
Argument was resumed on the question Of the
admissability of the books and papers OF Gen.
Kctchum containing the entries of interest re-
ceivcd of Mrs Wharton, aud continues at this
hnllr--nl0n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16

A SHOOTING AFFAIR.-A shooting affair oc-
Cured near Leesburg yesterday morning, the
particulars to which are reported to be as fol-
lows A Mr.. Belt, living near Mountain Gap
school house, about FIVE miles from Leesburrg,
on the Aide road, went to the store of MIR.
Jesse Rice, at that place, aud accused the
proprietor of taking some of his fodder. A
Quarrel insued which resulted in an attack made
by Mr.. Belt upon Mr.. Rice with stones The
latter retreated, but as he ran fired a pistol
over his shoulder at his assailant, the ball strlk-
ing Mr.. Belt iu the forehead, but glancng OFT,
and fortunately inhicting no serious wound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16
The Markets.

New York, Dec lG.-Stocks strong and ac-
tive Gold heavy at q Money tight at |, 32s
ZIG. Va. 6'S, 62{{; new, 81. Flour dull and
declining. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn quiet
and heavy.
BALTIMORE. Dec l5.-Va. 6's, old, 81 bid;
do. 1866 IS; do 1867, 66; do coupon, old, 63.
W. Va S %. Cotton strong; low mlddllngs
l9al9t: middling uplands l9lul9&. Flour quiet
and steady, prices unchanged Wheat quiet and
unchanged. Corn steady and firm;ycllow South
crn 10; mixed Western 7Oa72 Oats dull at
50a55-thc latter for choice.
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q PEEL A n OF l { L
FINE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE-
RIES, FRUITS NUTS, &c, FOR
THE HOLIDAYS


Raisins, Currants, Citron, Lemon Peel, Figs
in drums, Transparent do. in boxes. Dried
Frs;s, Almonds, Pccans, Palm Nuts, English
Wanuts Cocoanuts Filberts, Cranberries.
English and French Sauces and Pickles, Cat
sups, Salad Dressing, Mustards, Sardines, Fla,
voring Extracts, Syrups, JellieSs and Canned
Goods of every description, the cheapest IN the
city The original and genuine
ALBERT BISCUIT.
Peek Frean s: Co.'S London Biscuits, iii great
variety. Fresh and Fine Teas Il specially.
ATMORES MINCE MEAT,
Equal to home made. The best manufactured
Try j..
Cox's Geatine, Sea Moss Farinc; Royal Des-
sicatcd Cocoanut, Rice Flour and Bermuda Ar
row Root for Puddings, SC, &c.
FINE LIQUORS specially.
We have on hand stock of fine imported and
domestic liquors, which cannot be surpassed in
quality in any city: ~
Choice brands of Smoking and Chewing To-
bacco and Cigars.
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
dec l2-1m 100 and 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16

WARRANT TRYING-There was a warrant
trying at West End this evening before Justice
r. R. Fowle Among the cases disposed of
was that of Tom Bushrod, coorcd, charged
with shooting the eye out Of William Siunls,
cOlored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16

CANAL. NEws-The canal is again covered
with ice, and that so thick that boys were skat-
ing on the basin this morning. One more load
ed boat, belonging to the American Coal Com
pany, is due here, but it is questionable whether
She will be able to reach here now before the
water is let off. The Cumberland News OF yes
terday says: yesterday there arrived at this
port large number of boats that have been
detained below by the ice. More boats are on
the way, and few days more of open weather
will see the last one safely back to winter quar-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16
ALEXANDRIA, GAZFTTE AND VIRGINIA ADV ERTISER
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD. The following are

RECEIPTS BY .RA1LRoAD.-The following are
the receipts by the O.. A. & NJ. R. r. this
week Corn, 1920 bushels, wheat 1852,
rye 532 oats 1856, ear corn 400, corn meal
l2S, cobb meal 2S4, beans Is, dried fruit So,
clover seed 40, mill offal 200, chestnuts y,
Onions 25, walnuts5 ground sumac 60,4SO,
sumac 8 sacks, fowls 5 coops, hour51 3 bbls: and
bags buckwheat flour 70 bags, dressed hogs
345, apples 70 bbls. dressed poultry 50 bbls.,
bacon 325 lbs, butter 64 bbls. and firkins, eggs
16 boxes, game bbs. and boxes, taow bbl.,
fur packages, tobacco 90 boxes, lard IA firkins,
hay 334 bales, hides 26 bundles, bark, 81 cords,
leather I6 rolls, cabbage 3 bags, feathers l
sack, fresh beet 975 lbs, blooms 1888, COWS
and calves 20, lumber 81, 50 feet cattle and
sh .ep Is car loads
During the week the following have been
received by the w. & o. r. R.:-Wheat >: Sn2
bushels. corn 40. oats 364, ear corn II bh!s;,
pork 24,O77 lbs. flour II bbls., apples &c, pou-
try Ga bbls and boxes, eggs 9 bbls, butter 9
bbls and jars, dried fruit 1 bags, potatoes f.
rags IS, nuts I, cider 5 bbls., brooms 10 bun
dies, ii chairs, sumac 5000 lbs, old iron 400
lbs, hay 80 bales, hides and sheep skins, 100,
calves ll.aplows 9, slaves car load, wood 4,
lumber l, machinery !, cattle |, milk 1870
gallons.
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TO GAS CONSUMERS,

Bills for the quarter ending December 18th
are now ready for delivery. On all bills palc
on or before the first day of January, 1872 anc
none others, a discount of 10 per cent will be al
lowed. If not paid by the 10th of january, the
flow of gas will be stopped.
dec l6.lw JACOB RONBURY, Surt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16

THE MARKET, this morning was abundantly
supplied especially with game and poultry.
Turkeys from Is to Is per Id. Geese from 70
cts. to 81 apiece Eggs 40 cts. per dozen !!
Butter 35a40 cts. per h. No changes in the
prices Of beef Country pork cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
II HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Just received ut
LIN Oh + Nj f. R S

NO. IIU Ming street, -
\ large assortment Of TOYS and FANCY
GOODS, Chinawure, Wooden Ware, Jewelry,
Perfumery, &c, &c. A full stock Of WHITE
and WOOLEN GOODS such rs Hoods, Clouds,
Towels, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery of all deScrip-
tions, &c. We call special attention to the in
ducements we offer in Albums, Towel Racks,
Hat Racks, Ladies' Companions, &c. These
goods will be received daily until after the Ho-
idays. Call and secure your bargains before
purchasing elsewhere. Remember, ITO King st.,
Alexandria, Va. dec Ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16

MAYORS OFFICE-A warrant was issued fol
the arrest of Jas. Lucas, charged with an as
sau upon woman named Madison.
NIGHT REPORT Might clear and cold
There were no disturbances nor any arrests.
Three dodgers, but no prisoners were at the
statiun house,
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SI.n;l3on PartlOucd.

RrcHMoND, Dec. l6.-The Governor grant
ed Geo Chahoon an unconditional pardon to-
duy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16

RIVER NEws.-Ice is again accommodating in
the Potomac, though not ofsuch thickness Or
in sufficient quantity to impede the navigation
of the river by steamboats,, and only slightly
rctarding the passage of sailing vessels. The
Bark Robert, to have started last night did not
yet off until this morning, when she sailed in
tow of the tug Atlantic and having in her wake
three oyster boats. The steamer Express Sal
ed for Baltimore and the river landings this
morning with a large freight and many passen-
gers. The Express on her last trip up the
river had On board the largest freight she ever
before brought here, among it being $500
bushels Of grain which she received at Stuart $
wharf King George county. The Mary !aud
ferry steamer Virginia made trip to Farming
ton Yesterday in place Of the Fairy which is ly-
ing in her dock here undergoing repairs. All
the steam lines on tie river with the exception
OF the Pennington line are now running Iegu-
larly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16

THE LAST SENsATIoN.-As will be seen by
reference to the advertising columns of the
Gazette, Miss Laura V. Ellis will give exhibl-
tons at Liberty Hall on the nights Of Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. 1t is
said, by those who have been present at her
marvellous sceanceS, that the astonishing teats
she performs exceed any thing ever done by
the Davenport brothers, and that beholderSs
are convinced that she has other than physical
assistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-16
HOLTDAr GOODS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR THE
wi HOLIDAYS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR THE
Nl HOLIDAYS.
Just received a large lot OF FINE VlOLlNS,
ranging from So to S. the eheaRest exeT o sSn
FRENCH ACCORDEANS in town.
BANJOS of my own make, very low:
The largest variety of VIOLIN STRINGS,
of my own importation, the best to be found
South of New York, Wholesale and retail.
Violincellos, Guitars, Flutes, large lot OF
Mouth Organs. Jews Harps. Violin Bows, &c
All kinds of Musical instruments repaired.
ON HAND,
Several fne< frst-clas5 SECOND-HAND r.
AMOS, very low, number of Smiths Cele-
brated Parlor Organs including a large one
Call at Y. BECKER'S Piano and Music
Store, 149 King street. Alexandria, Va. de 10
GAVE YOUR MONEY, TIME AND La
~ bur- by G S6Y:s56 6 BoYD's
OLD DOMINION, MINCE MEAT.
A full supply constantly, on hand.
CORSON & BOYD,
South side OF King street,
I'd door above Washington.
SPARLIN, WARDWELL & HOIT, 625
Louisiana avenue, General Agents for Washing
ton city. dec lo-3t
EOR THE HOLIDAYS-Layer Raisins, Va
~ lencia Raisins, Seedless Rasins, Zante Cur
rants Lemon Peel Citron. Cape Cod Cranber-
rles, Mlnce Meat prime Northcril butIer, IT,
einia Roll do, Welch's and other brands of
choice Flour prime Bgekwhe WHITLEY Flour Bof
Nuts Sardincs Figs, Flavorng Extracts Cox
Gelutine, SC, sc. j. c. MlLBURN,
dec Is Cor. Market Alley and Royal St
HOLIDAY GOODS! nnns,,>-e,
Beautiful Toilet Sets, Bohemian Vases, Card
Baskets, Cups and Saucers, Match Boxes, Smoki
49, O.. rattyy r,utfn TuIl nd
Mantle Pieces, Ornaments, Perfumcry Of all
kinds, and every article pertaining to the toilet
All suitable for Holiday presents.
dec Is G. G. BERRY, y King st.
CANDlES' TOYS. FRU'1S'
Just received, large and splendid assert
inert; such us Raisins, Citron, Currents, Lemons
Citron Almonds, English Wulnuis, Cream Nuts
Pecans, Filberts, Peanuts, &c, Cocoanuts
Oranges, Lemons, and large variety of Candy
and Cakes, of my own manufacture, which will
sell by wholesale and retail.
c. SCHAFER,
dec 13-tJl No. 3, North Fairfax street.
~ DE I, q IT & T.