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there was the suspected burglar pac-

there was the suspected burglar pac-
ing up and down the platform, wait
ing for the train. The officer thought
him suspicious looking character,
and his suspicious were confirmed by
the tenacity with which the gentle
man clung to the carpet-bae, for 1t
was never out of his hand from the
time he left the stage until the train
came.
In short time the train came along
ami the traveller entered and topk u
seat. The officer, intent on duty, raw
gentleman ON the train with whom
he was acquainted, pointed out the
suspected individual, impaired his
suspicious, and requested his friend to
notify the police in Norwich, ii the
gentleman stopped there, SO that they
might be on guard.
When the train arrived at Norwich,
the clergyman alighted ami went up
town, shadowed closely by the other
man, until he found policeman,
when, pointing out the suspected par
ty he inquired of the officer If he knew
that man.
"Know him? Yes. That one of our
ministers-Rev. Mr.. pastor Of the
-church.u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-01
Well Watched.

A Williamantic Conn. paper tells
a curious story about Norwich cler-
gyman who supplied country pulpit
one Sunday, and was obliged on his
return home, to travel by stage coach
about three miles to the railway sta
ton.
On the route the driver heard some
thing rattle in the gentleman's car
petbag, which sounded to him like
pieces of steel striking together. Put
ting the gentleman's reserved man.
ner, keen appearance and the ominous
sounds from the carpet-bag together,
the driver concluded that his passen-
ger was first class burglar-perhaps
bank burglar-and, after his arrival
at the depot, he hunted up an officer,
and impaired his suspicious to him.
The officer went to the depot, and
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T E r M S /:

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Anextra copy of eitnerthe Magazine, Weekly
or Bazdr will be supplied gratis Tor every club
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Back mum bers can be supplied at any time
The annual volumes of Harper's Bazaar. in
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s. A Repository OF Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction"
Harper's Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of the Press.

INUttCeS W Ute fTeSS
The Bdzor Is edited with a combination OF
tact and talent that we seldom find In any
Journal; and the journal itself is the organ
OF the great world of fashion.-BoSton IrQv-
eiIer.
ber IF the household-to children by drol
and pretty pictures, to the young ladies by
It's fashion-pates in endless variety. to the
provident matIon by its patterns for the
childrens clothes. to pateriamlias by its
tastefui designs for embroidered slippers and
luxurious dressing-gowns. But he reading
matter of the Bazdr is uniformly of great ex-
MARTY for the freside enioyment il aifor,is.rr
". Y. Erening Post.
In its way there is nothing like 1t. Fresh
and trustworthy as fashion guide, its stories
and essays, its poetry and squibs, are all in
vigorating to the mind.-Chicdgo Evening
Journal.
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I. O. O. F.
.Os Angeles Lodge No. 35. 1. o. o. +,

sasxass1. Regular meeting held on WE'D
s,5&E[ NESDAY EVENING ofeach week
eseEsz< AT IN o'clock. SoIourning breth-
'7s'ss rem IN good standing arc 'rdially
invited. j. V. BUKKHAhT, v. G.
A. FRANK, r. s.
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Santa Anita Rancho, May %, 1876.
Among the shipments Yesterday

Among the shipments yesterday
from the S P R r depot were
26 cases of honey from Harmon, Loop
q Co.; l44 sacks of barley from ]. G.
Newton; 40 sacks of meal from Also
mills; ~ sacks of barley and II bales
of wool from II. Newmark q Co.; $50
joints of well pipe from Barrows, Fur
rey & Co.; 1000 bricks to the Tunnel.
Ex-senator James Mccoy of San
Diego and Judge o. s. Witherhy of
the same place are at the st. Charles.
We regret to learn that conductor
Ell Mateer is seriously i'll at Anahelm.
We hope for his early recovery.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed persons have formed a cnpartner-
ship under he firm name of Gold NTH d
ralkenau, for the purpose of conducting the
wholesale cigar and tobacco business in Los
Angeles. l. GOt .DSMITH,
msy2-lm WIN. FALKENAU.
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- Ar ~ A MONTH--Agents wanted every
VtShG nwhcre. Business honorable and first
nHEE uclass. Particulars sent free. Address
VAVV J.WoRTH & CO., ST. Louis, Mo.
aprl2-wIy
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-01

AAYYYAR and Morphine habit absolutely and
hUuH speedily cured. Painless publicity.
Send stamp for particulars DR.. Carl
VI u ~ Ia ton. Isl Washington st., Chicago. III.
aprl2-wly
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MI CEClAN Ou 5
"UnquestiOnably the Best Sustained
Work of the Kind in the WOrld.''
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATE

Notices Of the Press.
The ever-increasing circulation of this ex
cellent monthly proves It's continued adapa
ion to popular desires and needs. Indeed,
when we think into how many homes it PEN
etrates every month. We must consider 1t IA
one of the educators as well ~ entertainers OF
the public mind.-Boston Globe.
The cha acter which this magazine pos
snsses tor variety, enterprise, arts site veal tn
and literary culture that has kept pace with,
II Il has not led the times, should cause its
conductors to regard 1t with ju,tifable COM
placency. The Magazine has done sood and
not evil ali the days OF its liie.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Some fthe most popular OF modern novels
have first appeared as serials In this maga-
zine. In all respects 1t is an excellent period
ical, and fully deserves its great success
Philddetphid Ledger.
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ne Situation.

New York, Dec. 5.-Hhe TIibupe's Column
bia dispatch says: All day special tralos have
been arriving, bringing bodies Of armed men
nearly al! with liar5. They have their bla'krtS
rolled around i,c!r nccks aud their hayerSaeH>
slung. They have teeu quartsred 10 the spa
cious fair gtoand bulldogs acd 10 the pupli1S;
halls of III, ,oWo. The State House has still
its federal euara. There are only about 4OO
soldiers iu TIC Gig. Not less thar 3,o0o mem
bers of tho rife clubs are here. The Supreme
Court heard rule TO day against Speaker
Mackey to show cause why be should not de-
liver :he returns received by bin as speaker
10 Gen, Wallace, speaker of the democratic
House, Mr. Mackey answered, setting forth
all facts OF lis ele2i:ou. and denied the juris"
dictiou OF the Court ovei th9 rstprne, as be
he'd then by yiGtae Of his oaoe for legal
purnose. il * conceded, however, that the
court vii: not g,cygpiz. bis right TO them, and
will order lin i; s;;s2 them mp to MIR: Wal.
lace Should aa refuse the democratic rlie
clubs here vii! furnish posse sufficient to put
him in arrest.
a New Orleans dispatch to the Times says !:
Late to night 8 plumber Of the Tildan electors
arrived in New GTeaGs. They will all be here
Tomorrow, and will receive certificates Of cleo.
ton from Mctaery, who still claims to have
been legally elected IL the Office which Gov.
Kellogg now holds. With these documents
they will proceed &c Washington, and claiming
that they arp The only legal electors from Lou.
isiana vii! demand that their votes shall be
t.5rrlr1
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10 prevent drunkenness, don't drink; but II
YOU have been drinking, more OF it will not
sober you While sou are shaky, nervous and
distressed, haze resort TO Simon LAYER kegu.
lator, as q tonic tt arouse your torpid liver to
action, cnliven your Spirits, dlsslpate the blues
and drive away despondancy. Nine cases out
., ter, il is your hca1y liver that causes your
i, sir, 70 get iii Of youcsoliin iatoxlcatlon. We
kno,s huudreds that have tried our remedy, und
4 has ,Iaycd lhalr s.lvatiO1.
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LnSpoN, De-: ). ,Naeoiatiaus Respecting
thu acw cz:raditioa treaty with the United
States hava progressed SO tar that the British
authorities felt justified in rearrestlog tho per
SOUS aho owed their liberation to the late diff
cuilios. Charles Brent, the Louisville forger
has been arrested WinsloW and Gray have
not yet been found. When discharged prevl
ously Brent enlisted as 6 private 10 the 10th
Lancera, and was with that regiment when
arrested Yesterday
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, dc.
GCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL, BOOK

SCHOOL, REQUISITES.
HEADeUAaEGTHE6EGSI T R9o KS PUBLIC
A full supply of all the books used just re.
ceived and will be furnished at the lowest prices
For the more advanced schools and semins-
ries fine assortment OF all the leading TEXT
BOOKS-Anciept end Modern Languages
Latin Greek, Hebrew, French and German
furnished on the most favorable terms.
Fine Stationery speciality.
New styles Papeterles just received. from lac
to $l.50 each.
Mourning Paper and E7alopes, nav patterns.
velopes to match. Very handsome
Paper and Envelopes of American manufac-
ture a full line of Note Letter and Cap, Legal
Cap, Flat Letter, Demy and Folio Post Paper
also very thin Note and Letter Paper for foreign
correspondence.
Blank Books, Pass Books. limo Booka, Nj am.
orandum Books, Composition Books, Bills Pay.
able and Receivable. boy Books. Journals,
Cash Books. Ledgors and Journals, cap SIZE,
Grown, Deny and Medium, from two 70 Twelve
quires each, full and half bound.
Fine Portemonnies, in Russia Leather, Seal
Skin and Turkey Morocco; also Card Cases, in
Russia Leather and Pearl Opera Glasses. &c.
New styles English Bibles and Prayer Bcuks;
very handsome assortD ent just received.
New Books, Magazines and RoVlaWe Eace.y "a
as soon as issued.
Owing to tha new postal law increasing the
postage on packages Of merchandise from halt
cent to one cent per ounce which wont into Of
feet April |, tho price of lot No. !, five quires,
Note Paper, prepaid, will be 35c; lot No. :, 500;
lot No. g. coo; lot No. d. 90c and ST. French
Quadrille same price.
GEORGE Z. FRENCH,
ssp6 No. s. King strsot.
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nv TEL ,EGRAPH.
Souti, q ..<O.ins.

COLUMBIA, 5. T., Dc. 5.-Tbe demac'atlc
House has gained two more from the rerubli-
can House, with certificates of the Board OF
Canvassars, making 81, aud lacking only one OF
Tho constitutional quorua. Both Houses are
in session; alec tho Senate. The troops are
beiog removed. ED special coustabIeS now sup
DIV their place.
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nsy- A called meeting of the ladies Of the
r1n;on Relief Association will be held on Thurs.
dsv neyt st the Orphan Asylum, at ! o'clock.
A full attendance is requested
6ss-The rsgulsr monthly meeting of the Hy-
irs,1I,on steam Fro Engine Go. will be held on
tuesday, December 9Th, at !! p. M,
y, B. 7. TUREEE, Secretary.
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4 PROCLAMATION
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS OfRICE:
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 10, 1876: }
Whoruas the good ordar "t u community oe-
ponds upon the prompt and impartlal entoiI ~
ment OF the laws which have for their object the
maintenance and preseTvs:;on Of tho morality,
Happiness and prosperity Of society,"
Therefore, DC i known u al whom II nny
concern, that g ron observance of the MI NJ
Opal and STATE LAWS 10 reference 20
PP0HiBiTfNN THE SALE OF INTO1l-
CATlNG LlQOO.s On THE SABBATH
DAY, viii be punished By sentence of the pen
allies prescribed hy eseh law relative TO the SUP w.
iset Of the ofoncc, ard In thls hope TO have toe
ussistancs III all good ct.ze1:- n.,.,oN
By the MsSoe:
'A@HS e. ,a f;n, =. Eo,l;ca oc:24t
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ct, OAKS.
: 4 y T ut llh0'
ENr! DIFsh

Special discount to c!oso thel ,ues. One 9,
cant off, All marked 10 plain ig. IN Beaver
the handsomest lines OF the season, 'sscarrJ
sad Mstelsssa Cloths. Wedo not intena 81 in
over any, and for this reason offer spee!> ~s
ducements SO early in the season Another PLY
that S. Beaver received to-day. Coed Beaver
sts25o. Cloaks made to order in any style de-
.irsd On short notice A handsome llae OF fais-
Law Shawls received thia 3. m. on approoatlon,
Wa will hold them few days and otter speclai
Bargains. ,,c
dsc5 Il. Y. Ola IL Gu y -.
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Revolution In Mexico

NEW YORK, Dec, 5.--A dispatch published
here says that Gen Dia2 has occupied the city
OF Mexico, and tina. President l.erdo and his
ministers have H3d westward.
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ARRIVED.
Str Alst.aso. Month"; TO Il EousG Z SoA.
SAILED
Sir New York Philadelphia. by r 4 Reel.
Str 5 " Thompson, Carrionlan, by r 4 Feed.
Schr a W Hiske, Portland. ny american
Coal Co.
ASHORE.
Schr Nicke;son, Captain Martin, icoln Sos
ton to Washington. u. { with 2oo bags CT saIt,
went ashore on Two mile beach, I'VE mules 1rGln
Uape May light. sunday morning. ono Was
assisted off by tho life saving crew Without
damage
NOTICE 10 MARINERS.
No,ico il yiveu BY the Lighthouse Board
.bst on and sfrsr December %, 1876 the light
IT Upper Cedar Point, Potomac river, VIII DO
discontinued che structure Will remala DC d
sop signal station and day beacon, and Tor the
5atter purpose tho house will be painted white'
toof, window shutters and roof ct lantern DlacS.
Daring thick and foggy weather Gel! WILL Dc
struck by machinery, as heretofore S o 1oa -
Niso given that On and after December ~, 1912
6xed white light will be shown from the lignt-
bou'so recently erected on the snoal on MatnleS
Point. Potomac river, Virgins The illum a;
mating apparatus 10 catadioptric, a quo nlsa
.1riar7 Fighting 30" Of the horizon, and sne
focal p;ane is IS reet aEoyo uaesn low water
The light should b. seen in ceai weather ABOUT
- nautical miles. The structure is an he1ago'
nal dwelling, on q zcrew.ple foundation The
foundation IS painted black, dwelling white.
roof brown and lantern red. The approximate
position of the lighthouse, as taken from Inc
coast suryey charts, Is rs follows laINaue'
sSs ass liz north; longitude, 770oyQs} west.
Maynetie bearings and distances of prominent
ob;ects are ss follows Port Tobacco Flats day.
b eseon, n. NE, about nautical mite Upper
Cedar Point dsy.Dsssoa w. =, - H aE a.
..,,t,,sl rniles. During thick and ioggy
n sesthsr ball wlll-be struck by machinery .wo
srTokes n quick succession. alternating "ith :
IVA n;a s;r,Ls nj intervals Of 50 seconds
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From the first y cil5's Eureka, warmed my
guns, aud s,4du lily removed all discoloratlon
from my teeth. IL. SNook,
2OJ l'a3u. Avenue, Washington.
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S:acnI BreVitieS.

tia schooner, Wn. Aiason, i: 90 the Ways
at The SHIP yard, undergoing repairs.
The Hayes aud Wheeler pole at the corner
Of Duke and Washiniou streets was cut down
by its owuers yesterday.
Mr.. i Wcrth hitlhsh was, tls afternoon,
uaited n marriage to Miss jennie Cogan,
the accomplished aauS hter OF Our we'll known
foiow-ciliZan, Vim. trssn, esp.
Tne wagon G. .he Columbia Steam Fire En-:
glue Com nary 10. hs:n handsomely repalnted
by hlassrs t,Gl Il ga, ard was out on the
straats this !ntr!'!rg.
Mir. Stacey H. Snowdeu celebrated bis tin
gea,iius last night at his residence In Fairfax
county, near this city. About one hundred
PERSONS were nrrsnhi, aud hnc time was had.
LADIES UNION RELIEF. The ladies uf the
Uuinu Relief Association have determined to
meet ami organi2a the society at the Orphan
Asylum, on Thursday next, ct e!eycn o'clock
An election oil others for the ensuing year Will
take place, aud they hope Tor large attend.
aurc, ani that the same interest which has
been GgiuGed for Che society sloce its formation
vii! be cupliDG,r;t. they again state that 1t Is
uusectinua!, ,Tii q, the poor Ut all the various
chuc chez r1ct,vc aSa,otaI,Ue, Su they ask the CO.
operation OF tie aAes I'll all denominations.
ncreloiur: lie auaccss Vi the society has been
such as to make lhcu hopeful for the future,
the towns feoyis ,oaorally responding to any
call made through The, papers. The society
hesiris aperation3 tn" winter With very small
rs,nl, but tru4lng /" he bcneyoleuee and geo.
crOsilyoi Or. n4bi!>, hey cheeriuly commence,
feeling assured that in ,hei: efforts to do good
they sill receive the reward given to them
who relieve his ioaT," and the assistance OF
tbo:e able to give Il. Persons wishing to send
contributions: ethar Of clothing or provisions,
eau send them to,ho Orphan Asylum on Thurs
day next aud i'rs,!sy naa Saturday ensuing,
tie sudden change 10 the weather making it
jmportart TO c,r,iu4nac al onae. A large at
ter..enea is specially requested, end all who
have hitherto assisted are requested to be
presses; and 10 br"5 with them those VINO are
Interested ia The co.,l work of aiding the poor.
BY ODD. Of Tie ladies CT
UNION RELIEF.
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LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER pRoBABlLlT1Es.-Wa Var OSRart
p,eut once of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
,s,qton, ID. c., Deer. 5. lS76-lO:so q. a. anr,
For the Middle States clear or fir weatne. utS
ing the rest of Tuesday, with nortowest 70 ha.
west winds, rising temperature anu la'i'ns va
rometer by "Wednesday morning.
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X W. AVERY
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANNY dkUGk-
KIES, WINE LIQUuES, &C., &c.
226 King ct, cor. alfred
ser ALEXANDRIA. q,
~ NEW GO0DSi
NEW PRICES!
The 2abscribor respectfully announces that
hc has taken the stors ..-,,,,,,,,,,
ana i: prepared 10 oiior il'l and "aret"l'J &C.
' FINE FAMILY GEuuMRib5
II prices whi1,. Garnet !al /" pioeSo. Goods
delivered promptly to all parts OF Tho city and
satisfaction guaranteed ~ avery i'"f''c"'a'' An
"'l wv s.ti - ''' +. ). DAvtD&uN.
". A.s0H7NsONs
GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND CoM-
.tlHSION NJ MERCHANT,
Northcsst Corner Cameron aud Royal s.r"tla
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
E.sy- : /; orders for. .be country vii! rac".rA
prompt sud careful attention. JHh .
- GORGE McBURNEY g SON,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY And FANCi GROCE-
kIE3, WINES An Liquors,
yHGIIaH srh SCOTCH ALE and hROWA
aTOUT
Aiso, EASrEkN and Potomac HERR!
and MACKEEEI..
aOS. 1856 AND i30 KING STREET,
Washington hall e1ildnr.l
Alexandria. Va
,lrt.rs promptly nlled. mn "l-H
/, !sss :sAnsss,
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND h. h.

Alexandra. Va, November y, $50
,ine following rates on Agrieu!t1rR,ia ihm e.
car Iosd shipments t no. 70 mill March lst, 1877,
from ki7er station to ...,un,;,o
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Give ii 10 the ch!idrcn Physicians prescribe
il. Thousands US: It. Sold by druggists. Dr.
Bulls Couch Sy!un.
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FOUNDERS AND MAGHLNIS1S.
ALEX--ArI DISIA
IRON AND BRASS WORKS.
JAMESON s. UOLI.lN5.

Proprietors.
Corner Of Royal and WiiGe5 stTso:s.
We arc prepared to manufacture Steam Eli
gines, Shsfting and all kinda of Machinery: s!so
to furnish Iron and Brass Castings Ct the BEST
quality and workmanship. Having an unusu-
ally large aud varied assortment Of Patterns. wo
can furnish Castings. at reasonable pTiees and
short notice. ap la~ti
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IOLLJIH.yiO.I .u.nUHINYS.

/
~ :. .'HlNCK STREET
ls.Nk Hhi:
COM I5:!lDt; = 10 "Hif:iH4 hE"p1
Hoal"! "a III N:nJs %
EERT! LIHEKS. @t:." hHu 'ltA5Ihh
81 no -,.
.au:1 NV ':'":''aN1.
&. s: /, Ai'"s'@:'
-
u ~. :.s,t.; %!:s iES'';t .,,,.,.,.
HhNcE:" y, 20 !! :! 10 int' "Lhoh ID
>!rx,,t,.r,. L.f.iuis
D,.,n-asrA cn,..,a,.t,.,.,:.. .,.l,r;tod rnot will
,c.'vr rsreri, mi nr,t,,,,s ,...T,,,,n. X.
'o''''' %. ''"' '''''
- 4 AAH@Ui' :. ~,
Id
,..- fa:tcca:=css, i, Z. II; LHwzoE,I am.
GRQCEkS AND LIQUOR MEkOHANf3,
No. i. G"MnT3't street.
nne3 ALEAA NDkiA, VA.
r.rtinnn.s rstny
GisuNRli ,;DMtlIss,IGr MEKCHANx
An LcE,-r Tos
THE SALE OF FERTILIZERS,
No, II ling street,
AUG Il;-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA,
GEO W4sAiNuToN. .: J. %HsnladToh
NJ 81 II NEIo hoi IL u.
w.
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VIZ s. MOORE,
hACHINIST AND BLACKSMITH.
No. G5 Union street,
Alexandria, VI.
Where he is prepared to furnish MI kinds q
MACHINERY, WROUGHT and CAST
IRON FENCES, &c.
Repairing done with dispatch, and at priced
that we're charged previous to tho war. jan n
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Dec. 5.-Wheat Is
in limi. ed receipt and prices continue to &C.
vance; offerings Of SEQ bushels. with sales At l"o
ALAS for good to choice lots. Corn is active ana
Grm, with ssles at So and "a for new ; no OLD re-
ported offerings of $50 bushels. Rye brought
-, and Cats 34 Country produce in tair receipt
RECEIPTS OF PRoDUcE.-The following were
the receipts BY the Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern r. +. last week ::
Corn 1880 bushels, wheat 4s2o, rye lSl, oats
534, chestnuts 40, potatoes 80. corn mesl2 bush
sls and 10 bbls. onions | sack, beans l secs !
aony Il bbls -four $40 6Dls "a, dEed h1 15,s %
drtins. eggs 10 barrels, dressed poultry 4S
ools sud boxes. dressed hogs alo apples A. bels,
:owls coops, game bags and bundles, bacon
i65 lbs, sumac So sacks, tobacco 10 boxes. tGE
keys sacks, COWS and calves IA, hidss - Dass
ard bales, sheep skins bales fur psckd n!
sgar bales. woolens bale, hoops Zao ounnies
fresh beef24G lbs, cattle CATS, cattle anu a's'
cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-05
FOR THE HOLDATS.
{ \ II r I ST MAS GODS.

Mrs. 8. X. SNYDER
Has on exhibition the most beautiful sad com.
plete assortment Of
TOYS
ever offered for sale in this city, ar.l extends a
cordial Invitation to ALL 10 cal ST No south
Fairfax street, and examine them btfyre gni, =
to the dollar torres and the suction: dsc5-C2|
H LIDAY GOODS.
ENGLISH. FRENCH, WEST II OLA, ME;!-
ITERRANEAN AND AM kRICAN
GOODS FOR THE HOL.
IDAY TRADE.
Malaga Grapes, Rslsns, London layer. ioosn
Muscstel, Valencia layers in hsli. whole ard
quarter boxes, Mat and S:iltsns Seadless, layer
Figs in ID, ID aud IL ID boxes. Figs III fancy
baskets Apple, Peach, Pssr and Plum Butter,
finest Leghorn Citron, Lemon Peel, Zanto Cur
rants, Almonds, Pecans, English Walnuls. Fill
berts and Palm Nuts, Genuine English Plum
Pudding, the most delicious article ever offered
to the family trade. Preserved Canton Gingerin
ID and 8 lb jars, Dry Stem Canton Ginger in
and ID pkg5, English and american Pickles,
Ssrdiles Queen Olives, fine French and Italian
Oil; Italian Oil, Italian and Swiss Maccsroni,
Pineapple, Edam and Sapaago Cheese, Canned
Fruits and Vegetables the bost brand, Havana,
Oranges and Malaga Lemons We ore selling
q. low figures, and would advise those who in.
tend purchasing to buy at once and not run the
risk of lie present advancing tendency of the
market. GEO. McBURNEY s. son.
Fine GrocorS, No. loo q lIQ Kine ::
dec Aim Alexandria, Virginia.