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SA BOXES No 1 Chrome Green OO 50 boxes Baltimore Chrome Yellow
 l50 lbs Paris Green m cannsieis
 3 bbls Glue, Nos 1 and
 bbls Cape and Lamp Black
 10 bbls Spanish Whiting Together with large and choice assortment of fine Colors Artists and Grainer's Tools, Paint aud White Wash Brushes. Just received and for sale myl al rODD'S Paint Store, 1T Dau2lin st UNDRIES-20 casks Cincinnati sides kS 50 casks do Shoulders 40 terces sugar and extra cured Hams 1000 bags prime white Corn
 1n0 bbls rectifed Whiskey
 50 bhls extra family Flour
 50 bb!s MolasSes, in cypress. In store and land ing from schooners Rosuc and Experiment. lor "al my6 by MARSHALL, ROWE q co. nUCK-4 oales No 3 U. $. Pilot Duck 1/ 8 bales No 3 Cotton Duck 8 do H'o do
 bales No Raveas Dnck; do No 10 do
 bales 2l, 2S and 42 inch heavy Canvass
 bales Indigo Blue Denims
 bale 30 inch Blue Dr,lls
 barrels Cotton Sail Twine, 5, and fold Landing from biig Sarah Brown, for sale by apl4 E. C. CENTER & co. HOES, TRACE-CHAiNS, AND PLOUGH HI LINES
 610 dog Cast.steel, Ger,aan steel and Iron Hoes 800 pair polished Trace Chains 200 dozen Cotton Plough Lines
 50 coils Cotton aud Manila do
 For sale by O. MAZANGE & CO, ap3 corner Commerce and Exchange-sts
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P. B. TYLDR

Fa Bs T LUX
 AUC7IONEER-No i, Hagan's Buildings.
 CoNTI sTREET-MOBILE IP Respectfully Iender of his services t0 his ormer patrons and the public for he sale of SToCKs REAL ESTATE, DANCED COTToN, FunEITuRE, &c.. with of giving pronpt attention any bus mess confided to his care nov4 223f
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| EADDLERY-The undersigned is receiving her SOralIoo from Philadelphia, fresh supply oi Sad
 dlery and Sadder's materials, which he will sell al
 ow prices apl2 & BOJJLLEMET. 2 Dauphin-st
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EFAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE- AS 1000 pieces Kentucky Bagging
 J.

oSHToNS x CO.'S Compound Tonic Mix ACtue' speedy and certain cure for the Fever and ague.A fresh supply just received at the Plan- ters Drug Store, Sign o the Blue Mortar south east corner Of Dauphm and Water streets
 mh29 BLAIR & co.
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SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY-A fresh supply S of hs highly esteemed remedy for caughs, colds, &c. just recei,e al the Planiers' Drug Siore sion of the Blue iiortar, southeast corner of Daun,1,n and Water streets. (mh29) BLAIR & co
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~ HAMPAGNE-I0 baskets Due de Monehel V To brand very superior article, for sale by
 myl@ BEERS & SMITH, 22 St Mchael-st EHAMPAGNE-50 baskets of superior quality, V in store and for sale bv
 my14 O. w DORRANCE
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SUPERIOR WINES and LIQUORS.-The sub- kS SCI ber has been authorized by of the oldes aud most respectable importing houses ia the city New York, 10 receive orders for the following gem
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and L5fa a6erdeen replied, in full Parliament, in terms
a. explicit as those made use OF in the Mes age En-
gland did more she continued at the expense OF NIL
lions her maritime preparations al which France took
umbrage in a very mdi-d .pr0p0S manner, and winch
preparations have now raised the Encls navy TO
formidable degree of power she has taken her pre-
cautions as though war might break out IN 1870
The United States on the contrary, have prepared
nothing against such an even,unty. ii things now
passed a. in the last century; II commerce had not
created interests which render a declaration OF war
very difficult, should say that everything depends
on the Message which President Polk is 10 deliver to
Congress
In The event of that magistrate maintaining his as
seron oflas- year. there will only remain the last ar.
gument Of kings and people for Of what avail world
be negotint ton therenfer. The question would no
longer be to the division Of territory for Mr.. Polk
will have Oregon enere. England has latterly pro-
posed TO refer il to ar itrnlion but this the President
will not consent to. What other arguments can,
therefore, behrough, forward besides those which IS
sue from the lannon's mouth Electoral necessities
can therefore, alone explain the conduct of Mr. Polk,
WIN had the reputation of being calm and reserved
He is n native Of Tennessee, one OF the western
States of the Union 1t is on the west that he POUNDS
the hope of his election and the west demands the
entire of Oregon territory 1t i. therefore, with much
reason that some of the American journals tell their
coun,rymen that thee Oregon question, which 10 be
understood requires an attentive study Of old treaties
and diplomatic documents, is solved at in every
village Of the vest by political demagogues who have
read nothing, and who only know one thing-that
they are sue to please the multitude and obtain Their
suffrages, bv telling them that God has given them
the new continent from one extremity to the other
for their exclusive use. However this may be, there
is every reason to fear thar the Message viii be in
accordance with the feelings Of the democ acy Of the
Western States.
Our accounts from Madrid arc Of the l9th inst A
brilliant leveo held at he Palace on that day, on
the occasion ofthe Queens FEAST and the Presi lent
OF the Council gave the evening grand ball in hon
or of Her Majesty. All the journals II that capital
without any distinction of party, published articles, in
prose and poetry, offering their august Sovereign the
homage Of their affection an respect The Gazette
contained ROYAL decree, eleynting General Narvae2
to the dignity Of grandee of Spaln Of the first class
with the title Of Duke of Valencia for himself and his
SUCCESSOR The resignation of General Roncal
Captain General OF Valencia, had not been accepted
by the Government,
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THE MURDERER ARRESTED.

Albert J. Terrill, who is suspected Of liav.
ing murdered Maria Bicktord, at Boston
some weeks since, was arrested at the }a-
lie, near New orleans, on Friday the l5lh,
on board Of the ship Snltana, from New
York. The Bee says that he shipped on
board Of the Snllana al this city, under the
name of William Dennis. On arriving AT
the Balize. Captain Yoncnnrs and officer
Trcscazes boarded the Snltana, and request
ed that the roll Of the passengers be called,
which was done, and on the name Of VIII
liam Dennis being called, Captain Iouennes
went up to Tyrrii, and took him at once
into custody .-The latter was identified be-
fore Recorder G"nos, by several gentlemen
Of N. Orleans, who had know Tyrrell from,
his infancy. The Bee adds that he appear>
ed to be deeply affected at the momcn!
when those identifying him spoke of his
home, and Of his father, mother, and sisters.
When the Recorder asked HIN what his
name was, he at once answered Albert J.
Tyrrell, and stated that he had gone by
several names for some time past such as
Dennis, Heard, Sc. Recorder Gcnois then
told him that he should at once commit him
upon the charge Of having murdered, Maria
A. Bicklord, in Boston, unit, requis,ion
could he obtained from the Governor OF
Massachusetts. Tyrrill is a tall, good look
young man, with bright but restless eye
Nothing was found upon him but a revolving
pistol, with every barrel loaded and cap.
ned,
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Joshua Isham's Estate.
STA TIE or VER1TONT) Ara 6,

Disirct Of chiticnden, IS. "A the Pr Oh to
Court held at Burlrgnton with and for The district
Of Chlucnden on the l0h day Of December. 1916,
present, the Hon. Charles Resell. Judge of said
court, comes George Bliss OF Shebnrn, in the Coun-
ty of Chtenden, and files in said COurt his petition
in writing ting forth that he holds twentieth
part Of the following descte parcel OF land in >ai
Shelhrn, all The land and hull lngs devised by
JOSHUA ISHAM, late # SAID Shelburn, deceased,
to his wife, Martha Isham now deceased, while ,he
remained his widow eng all the land living south
81 the east aud west road, passing the late dwelling
hCu Q Of the said sh a i,ham, AMI east Of the
road leading Sou herlv, from the school house TO
Nathan Lakes, and bounded umhery by lands own
ell ly Jabez kmuy, AMI eas'erlY by the River La
P!o, and mil pond, at high vater marx, in common
with the other devi,ee> Of said land, and PRAYING
SAID Co ri to order partition If laid land to e made
among the several pcr>t ms entitled thereto agreal e
10 the Statute IN such cases made and provided.
Nherelpun, the Court aforesaid doth appoint the
second We Inc day in January 1916 for herring and
deciding on laid pctltlor al the uiie of the Rcri.-
ter OF said Court, IN said Burlington at ten ocioc;
in the forenoon; and doth orler that all per, on> in
tere>,el therein be nolfe.l thereof by publiraion OF
this order containing he Substance Of SAID petition
three wees successivcy, in the Burlington Free
Press, Newspaper printed in laid Burlington, the
last Of which Publications be previous TO the "a
second Wednesday in January 1SfG.
Given under my hand this l0.h day of December
\. d. 1915.
WM. Observation-Disclosures
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BOSTON MARKET,-December II, 1915.

Beef-Ex'ra mess, $40 per b., mess 50 "a $3.50,
No |, 0 q %, prime, City, $3.50 u Sc, Navy, 1925
1875.
Pork-Extra cenr SIS 50 90 90; clear sl5 n 90
mezs, $3.50 n Sli No. |, none prime STUB "a
ell. The stock ofpork j. smaller Than II has been Tor
some years past and prices have acquired more hIm-
ness.
Lard-stc ii 9.
Butier-Store, IS e Is, Shipping l2i a H. Family
IS m22.
Cheese-New milk, I. a 8, four meal 81 a g.,
3hlppng u g.
FIouI-Howard st, 1925 q s6,37, Western canal,
S6 25 q s637.
q 76c.
Oa,s-sonhern, AZ a 48: Northern, 40 Il Soc.
Beans-Whiie sl75.
Wool-There IS an nci,c demand for American
Sales of IS 10 900 lbs fleece and pulled al quoted
prices.
Saxony Fleeces, ID. 80 a &C
American full blood 81 a 81
| blood 81 a 80
Common 1 blood % a 80
Lambs, LIST quality, 81 a 80
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THREE ESSENTIAL FEATURES DISTINGUISH 1T FROM ALL
coNTEMPoRASEous PUBLICATIONS.
FlRST.-it contains a full, correct, and compre-
hensve Shipping List. Persons interested in the
Marine OF America may turn in an infant TO the in
formation which they seek, with The certain OF rev-
Ing on lis truth. 1t thus >uper>eles Shipping Isis,
and other expensive publications tIom Europe, some
OF winch are SIX tines the price Of WILMER q
SMITHS EUROPEAN TINES"
SECONDLY 1T contains a Price Current OF all
the great British art Ei7.Dpean Mar ets, devoted
prmc2a'ly to the articles oirade and CONNER e, more
immediately apperanins 10 the United States and
British America and in which the Merchant the
Ira Ter and the Of Bu>ine feel an in,nec-
aic interest. On the Of correctness The Tabular
FigmeS and the remarks accompanying the val ions
Markets, showing their actual condition, may L rcli-
Ell on, and are, IN iuc', An AUTHORITY WITH OF
THE FIRST HOUSES IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
THIRDLY Ills newspaper, il presents to the
American reader, in concentrated state, and where
the lnteres, or the importance Of the SUBJECT demands
II, IN the most detailed aad ample form, every topic OF
POLITICAL commercial domestic. and miscellaneous m
ere>t which has occurred in Europe or elsewhere
since the departure of The previous packet special
regard being paid 10 whatever is mostly connected
wlh, or relates L" III political, social, and commercial
well being Of the Uniicl States and Canada.
Ofthl~ paper the "Bo>ton Morning Post" snv.--
owe are Greatly indebted to this Newspaper fo our
Foreign, AlrceIlaneonS and Commercial News. One
number f WILMER & SMITHS EUROPEAN TINE. is
worth whole he Of any other English paper
Subscription TO "WILMER e. SMITHS EUROPEAN
lIMEs'' Five Dolarsa year, received BY the 70 lowing
Agents =
.Ne,o York;. Wilmer & Smiths, European Times
Office.
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! ve,, Ory,,,. ( Mr.. Bravo Commercial news rooms
| Mr.. Morgan, Depot tor Newspa.
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! Albany. ........Mr. Geo. Jones, Newspaper Office
Rochester. ......Mr. Dewey, Bookseller and New.
Agent
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directed, EUROPEAN TINES OFFICE" New
| YORK or LIVERPOOL. 0S
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: UE the >ubscrhe'>, having cen appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District
Of Chitenden, commissioners to receive examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of HtNRY HY DE, lac of Burlington in
said District dece lsel, repre-, ened insulveni, and
also all claims ard Iemand~ exhitel in off ct there
TO and six months from the day OF the date hereof
being allowed by SAID Court for that purpose, do
therefore hereby give notice, that we will attend
The business of our appointment, at The Office Of II.
Leavenworh, in Bnrl ngton, in said District, on the
second Tue,days Of March and June next, at 10 o..
cloc'i, A. NJ, on each Of said DAYS.
Datel, this 10th day OF December, A. d. l945.
3Ow3 VIM. II. WILKINS, commissioners
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WIN. WESTON-Rre,sTrR
Aaron A, Eirman's |; state.

District Of Chttenden So. ! "A Probate Cour,
held at Burlington within and for sad District OF
Chiuenden, on the 10Th day Of December A. d. 1915,
comes John Work, administrator of the estate OF
AARON FIRMAN, lats of Huntington in said Dis
tricr deceased, and files in said his petition, in
writing that the Time limited for settling laid estate
and paying the debts due ,hercfrom may he extended
Twelve months from the twentieth day of December,
1915.
WHEREupoS the court aforesaid doth appoint the
second "Wednesday IN January, 1886 for hearing and
deciding said petition at the office of the Register
NIL persons interested in SAID be notified thereof
by publication of this order three weeks surcessvel,
in the Burlington Free Press, news paper printed
in SAID Burlington, the last of which publications. lc
be previous to said second Wednesday in January
1915.
Given under my hand Mt said Burlington, this 10Th
day Of December, A D. 1915.
3Ow3 WIN. WESTON Register
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TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION,

at
TT THOMAS Auction Room, on Saturday, Dec,
L I. 81, at O'clock, p. N.
Pew No. H. or The Pew Mr.. Weston occupies in the
Rev. Mr. Peabody's Unitarian Church
"A iso,-
Pews No. 81 and 50 IN the Ri. Rev. Bishop Hop
kin's Episcopal Church. also, one Scholarship of four
years in the University of Vermont. The above will
be sold for good endorsed paper on time. 30
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Notice.

'VNHE Stockholders Of the Champain Dock Com.
i panv, are hereby notified meet the FIX
change Hoiel Water Street, Burlington, on the first
Monday being The 9Th day of January next, at two
o'clock afternoon for the purpose OF elecilng five Dr.
rectors of SAID Company for the year ensuing. and
to transact such other business as NAV be found ne
cessarv, when met. Il. FOLLETT, Clerk.
Burlington, Zee. IT, 1915. 20
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Itstray.

NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on the
" 29th Of Nov. last, one liIht brindle and two
deep red warnings. The owner desired 10 prove
property pay charges and take him away.
l.. 7. SPRAGUE.
Dorset Stree, Burlington, Dec. 9Th, 1915.
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Office.

4 IL persons indebted TO the late firm Of Lovely &
"A Seymour, BY Note or Book Account, re.
ques'ed 10 make paymen, TO the subscriber without
delay (unless particular bargain 10 the contrary has
been made) NOBLE LOVELY.
Burlington, Dec 18Th, 1915 20
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Bank Of Burlington.

NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the
~ Stockholders of the Bank of Burlington, will be
holden at their Banking House, on the second Tues
day of January next, al II o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of e!ectng seven Directors for the ensuing
year. II. q. COLE, Cashier.
Burlington, Dec. 5, 1915
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BRIGHTON MARKET, December IT, 1915

At market S25 Beef Cattle. 000 Stores, no yoke
Working Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves 22O0 Sheep, and
about 2750 SWINE.
PRicEs-Beef Cattle.-i or vokcs were taken ai
Sc; extra, Sc 25; First quality S.; Second quality
sA25 a $3.50; Third quality 50 z ST.
Cows and Calves-sales not noticed
Sheep.-Lots taken NJ 92c Ia 1888
Swine. Lots Mt wholesale. 81 for sows and 4. for
barrows; at retail from to AID SIC
n. b beautiful cattle fed by Mr.. Underwood
from the State ef Maine taken al about 81 sc
per cwt.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The annual maetinr Of the Chit,enden Co
Agricultural Society, for the election If officers
on the first "Wednesday, CHE 7th day. Of Jan
uary next, at which time the premiums OIL
farms and field crops will be awarded.
By order of the President.
WIN WESTON-SEcY.
Dec. "a l645.
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Notice..

THIS may certify that have given my son Rodney
l. ROBBIE his time act and trade for him'e elf, and
shall claim OF his earnings, pay any debts
oil his contracting after this date.
EBENEZER ROBIF.
Burng on, Dec. 10, l645. 29w3
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Shawls ! Shawls ! !

RI you want a Shawl, warm Shawl, handsome
l. Shawl, and cheap Shawl, call al Lyman's where
you can get the most shawl for the least money 0
any place In this Latitude.
Burlington, Dec. is, le45. 70
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lIStraN.

CtAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, about
~ the 25th ull., a large Red lup'd horned Cow.
The owner is reque, ted 10 pay charges and take hei
away +. HADIEY.
Barllnaton, De-. IA, lS45. 29w3
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FACTS REGARDING TIE
SUG.iR co ATED IMPROVED
Indian Vegetable Pills.
For Consumption, Colds, Coughs, Rheu
mafism, Dyspepsia, Ftrers, Worms,
Dysentery, and DidrhGa, also,
sure Cure for the Piles.
TESTIMONIALS.

SUfE A'HIt JO fHG 4 ttos
ESTiMnNIAIS.
HANlNG Teen attacked some months with bad
/ l. Cough, Weakness n my Chest and loss OF APP
petite, u.ed virgins Indian Vegetable Pills, hut
grew wor e, with cold sweat> at nights could not
sleep, and believed was ~ a Consumption. l pro-
cIrel a loX Of Dr.. Smiths Sugar Coated Improved
Yere a lie Pills, which restored my health within six
days, and lelleye them TO e the est remedy ever
u.el GEORGE W. GRANGER.
Camhrl'ae, Oct l9h 1884
have been afflicted iol some time with the Liver
Complaint; having pam IN my side, weakness IN
hack and = mach, and dy>pep.i ia. have taken
over one q zen boxes OF Wrghl'> Indian Vege'as lie
and Brand e.h'- Pills hu continued to grow worse,
and wa SO reduced that de>pairel OF ever gaining
relief. then !rle1 DR. smiths Sugar Coa'el lmprov.
ed |. V. Pill, and before ! had I'M he'd the second
OK, my pans and dyspepsia had disappeared. My
food now dlges'> well, and am able % attend 10 my
family duties Several Of my friend, have since ia
ken he PiI for la coughs and have found great
| reei from hem.
Ma, Or1s S. WarrSrY Myr.le ST.
Boston, May 9, 1915
have zen Tor four years afflicted with Scroihla
Leprosy and ieatne>s, and have leen unable TO OBJ
lain any reliei until procured six boxes Of DR..
S mi his valuable Indian Vegetable Pills, and in four
months all my complaints had disappeared, contrary
to all my frend} expectations. l look these Pills
JAMES X. CHoATE.
Mt. Vernon, Kennebec Co, Ne. April IS, lS45
PERFECT CURE OF WORMS.
Our little gir wears old, has suffered all the wors
stages OF worms and we have never ionh an elltc
| iull cure, until we administered Dr.. Smiths Sugar
Pills which our tc girl took without the least reiuc
lance in doses OF two at a time, and we never WI
ne>sel such change in 50 short time. The Piil'
| brought away mass Of worms, and she al once I'M
| provel She is in ioyons health. We have alsc
| found the greatest benefit from their use.
JACOB CARLocL, Stable 81. N Y.
| iE}S We have many certificates oi cures IN case
| Of WORMS. Also, they warranted the hes
Cough remedy now in u>enever taiilng 10 relieve th
most obstinate Coughs Cold, within 4S hours.
| The directions and treatment OF the disease accom-
| pany every OK. Price % cents per box.
| No "Sugar Cnael Pills" can be genuine whori
| he Signature uf the sole inventor, q. BfNJAMiN
YSMl1H, NJ. ID President ofthe n. Y. College o
| Heal h, upon every OK. o lice devoted eNcl,>lvel
| 10 he ale Of th> medicine. No. i79 GREENWlCE
STREET New York, and No. WATER STREET
| b >iOn.
iC5SFOR SALE IN All THE VILLAGE!
AND TO iP.NSIS MEN ENGLAND STA TIES
| n. b, No travelling pellers are allowed 10 SCI
| these Pil>.
eau rION. A. miserable imitation has Ice
made hv the name OF Slgar Coated Pill" 1t is NJ
ce>,rry to be sure that DR. g. Benz. Smith, sirnnlnr
D, on every Lox. For sale by PEEK q SPEAR
Bari naton.
| Dec I, 1913. 2olv
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Messrs. Brinsmaid g. Brothers.

DESlRE' to inform the public that they have some
- VIVA, enlarged and increased their assortment
who has the least wish TO do So to call and see wbo,
we have to shew and sell. In the line of
GoM and SHEER Goods,
our stock is as good and extensive ns we can of;rd
70 keep, ana much superior to what We have had the
pleasure Of offering 10 onr customers beCore Those
who wish 10 buy Gold Watches Spec,nrles Thin.
bes, Pencils, CHAINS. Rings, Pens, Lockers Brace.
leis Snaps Bncklcs or any thing in the iewelrv line
Will be supplied low. 80"
Clocks and Looking-Glasses,
by the quantity single will be sold nj the loyss,
possible prices, onr stock in these lines will be found
superior TO any others, and prices as low as The
'o"es'' ------, ---.-- -.-.-. -,
Oil and Comphene Lamps for Parlors Halls, Stores,
etc. Lamp Glasses and Wcks, CnndIestcks, Snui.
fcrs and Trays in great variety.
Fine Sheffield Plated Cake Baskets. Silver and pa-
led Cups for children, Needles and Pins, SlIetoes,
Scissors, SPOOL Stands Pin Cushions Swifs, Cork
Screws Napkin rings, Decan'er Cork Playing Cards
of all qualities, plln and embossed Visiting Cards,
Pearl shell and leather Card Cases. nice Note paper,
En-, clopes Letter and Cap Paper, ! sizes Baclaam.
mon Boards, Chess and Checker men, Dice and Dice
Boxes "Curs, Cards and Pictures" Steel beads
Slides, Rings, Buttons etc Carpet Bags and Sach.
els very low. Rnzors SOAPS, straps, brushes
combs and all articles connected thercwih In great
variety. Our iazors give good satisfaction although
sold much lower than ever. Our brushes IRE mostly
of the fine selected hrstle and do not hAtten down
like the common kinds and are sold nearly as cheap
Many of our fine combs are the me plus ultra" and
cannot he beat a, louise catching or hair cleansing ;
comb cleaners and infants hair brushes. children's
knives and forks. New STYLES ivory pocket combs,
| and pocket menorandums Toys. games and puzzles,
fate books, conversation cards by the quantity or
single, dolls dolls heads, and endless variety Of
goods for children TO amnse, instinct and break We
have no toys that children will rot break. Toys
wonld neither be useful nor instructive If they did not
wear out and break by THEN breaking child lenrns
the hard lesson that all things tend to dissouon.-
Ten waters of various sizes -bG'nnnIa and arhcn